24 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/95e9e02a14177c9c3e255bef8b04e06b.pdf 856bd32fe9b534572f05122baf9b753e PDF Text Text THE S A N fO R l) HERALD Sept " b r r 20. »$(} Fel-low Citizens! T Published Semi-Weekly— Tuesday and Friday r*. wc arc called upon to decide a most momentous and vital question; one which affects our pocketbook; one which has a direct relation to the high cost of living; one which has a direct bearing on our good appearance, and on our success oday I SANFORD HERALD s4 i-': r* IN SA N F O R D — L ift i• Worth Living ■9 H um ber 10 • ANPOND, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER t 4 , I t t i : '♦ • h-.-A Vaia ma V GUILTY NEGROS WILL HANG TOURIST HOTEL CUBANS MA Y HA FOR MURDER OF OFFICER ACCOUNT EMPTYTREASUR F _ __ _ _ _ _ _ Will Be ConHtructed Before Caine and Fortune Perry Will Not a Dollar is Left in Treasury Another Season Expiate Crime at Gainesville Improvements Only H alf Finished t • .yr My fellow citizens, it is to no other than I the question what clothes shall wc buy this fall; and I call upon you all to declare, with me, that you will support with your sacred suffrages FLORIDA NEW S ANI) VIEWS FROM EVERY SOURCE i fine suits and overcoats all wool, sound Loud cheers from the crowd, and many shouting, "W c will;" “Hurrah for Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes;" "$18 to $30 is all right;" "Three cheers PÀ L L & SEI 117 East First Street - - Sanford, Florida < ITV COUNCIL MKITTS It H. Mark», 1-ot 2. Block 16. Tier 4, carefully act out in that article, and *bWellington » Addition to Sanford termine wb«-th«*r w«* are to alio* a nq»-u Matter* of Importance In AtKKITIKT o r THF. CiiM-l •'» ■ Kate Hutnphrmt. I » i It tion to follow in (hi* county It »«uil*l f*lr* of Sanford (' G Knsmingrr lx>l 15 M«-m that our comnie«vion.r» should f I r s i N a t i o n a l H a n k .H saiilord The city council met in regular »«x F K Wilson. lait 16. study this important matter carefnlh is tur. state or noaiiiA. »' •ion at 7:50 p m., Sept. 16th. T J Miller. Ixits 17. IN. lit ore *>plunging •*•*------- ----plat- u( 1lief liefore into -• t h e «Am» »a I.ill Itackid Mailer» BUSINESS SETT 4tll I!<| . Atlantic ('oast lane Hallway. 15 fret Present T J Miller, pm ulent. F L. wasteful newt. New Orleans. 1-» . Sept 20 Woodruff, W H. I ’nderaood, P. M.- Kl- each side of center line of Oviedo Branch Vs a parting •hot for tti»' r.i! der and B. W. Herndon. Alwrnt: W S at intenection of maid railroad, with j In re/etTing to this article. Ed T Imini«tra1ion R E S O lJ K t n Lrwi* »rites to the Indeje-ndent from whirl, i *■ .hi'l.ifi * »wti inlririidll- liw iu »ntl INacnunt» Park avenue Hand and Geo. Fox, Jr. * -»U• ■* 0 ) 0 U venlrafls, M su m t and unwinr*-.! i Tampa. "This report plainly shows that it i» v.-aii revolutionist» Minut«« of the last meeting rend and (' S Bonds to a eeiirr ctlivilw l»*' Mr». A W. Wylly. Iirginning at inter! marl _____I MMN ■ Mi 1U 1 and rock mails ran easily n et in . • ".0» -------A •* llond* wiireltr» elr approved. if» •« section of south line of northeast, on e few year* ...............•-« i ' ill» lUiihlnl house, fiiinlturr »ob I » •u 'jo more than brick Petition for the opening of M >rtlr foutrh of N F. one fiwirth » ilh went ,■ |l<|il.lp eltl l»«e from Nsilunsl U«nl> (lv*»' -- • uri«ati*factor\ *er\ice th*-\ remU-r I' u n it) I O) i: avenue from Tenth to Fourteenth !_,nr.“f ,>,rt thence wewt 169 feel nella* ran , ,r i . Iiffore Due (ruin S ls le Hank» s/vl D««>>* fu) S* profit by Hill*U>rougU * o I» **■ frutn «1‘t’mvgl reserve «e-m. streets referreci to the street committre north to Oviedo Rrsnch of A ( L Ry . . IM C ' Uri« I liuti I herkt and Mt>«-i^aah ilrmt 1 trust that no voter will I 37« U The clerk »a* instructed to write Hon south 50 degree» cast to s n t line of Park isTirnTr Soles ui (Hhrt NsIKTiat Bank» ■i l. to spring liia 1 2)2 (W’ ever support a man [or Pinellas office »mis ,. paper cw irm rjr. akkel«. ■lei B. M. Robinson, and ask him to prepare 1avenue, south to beginning. lui revolution against President Kractfamsl ce n ts................ ................... I «Al IS who is know n to lie the enemy of the best lh al he w.\« 4id»sl with money (rolli the L»»rvi Uwn K o m i inBasi vir a autem ent of the proportion of the road Sanford Heights Addition to Sanford: Steeie.......................... *10.352 5>‘ — which is brick. I know well your R. H. Marks, Lot M. I lutisi State» to the ••Mellt of $5.1100,(1(10. le g a l lender notes and bridge fund belonging to the city of ,. '1 2 .3 5 0 (»• . 7u2W views. Not one of the hard road» and that « tiurl*-« I* I' »ft Ke.|eni(>tion fund »klh 1) S T ie*« . " Sanford for 1912. W. P. Field. Lot 15. 15 per re n t of r in u la I »HI 11/ V which have coat Hillsborough, accord 'Harry' Ward. l>ot 16 An ordinance entitled an ordinance mg to their Total. » ..a own statement l l . l ju T W King. tail 17 providing for license for automobiles for ) 97H.03 ha» l•een pana hie |„r R J Holly. Ixit 41 hire was then read in full and placed on » eek I ha ve t**«-n detaineii in Tampa U ABILITI I> Ita third reading and final passage ( H Dinger lxiis 45. 4*> ''sposi So* k pwkt In sa) k for a » irk . trying evetv dsv to fiiast F Field. l«ot 47 The roll was called Yea Woodruff lofliiu« fund ■ A' lie II ruin sled peniti», lest e*l*-ii*>-* «' a trip in the country of twenty indes of Underwoud. Klder and Herndon No N F. Field. 1>>1» VI and »1. islet paid.............. ■ nd): hard road, and have In-tii unable to do None, ta m e d F H Yaple. tall N2 National Hank noirs oulitaiulOU .'VO0U lixsleod unpaid O' 0Ü The rrwignalion of K 11 Marks as G H. Ragsdale. Lota A3. 127. 123. 129 to. Brick, or it» equivalent. or nothing ludiviitual depiwils sub .int» I Innrer but pine straw and grade, is m> stand irci tu check............ 254.1(1« I« Whitney, Lota 130. 131 city treasurer and collector was present­ Philadelphia. Sept. 21). Mr*. Daisy t>cmand certificates of de­ All else is a waste of money." Council adjourned. 'd and on motion accepted to lake ef­ posit............................... 2.107 25 That b a ringing statement, and Mr Opie Grace, who was recently anjuitteil Certified checks .............. I fect at once. M W LOVELL, at Atlanta after trial on the charge of L e a n knows whereof he speaks TotAl............... ............ Moved and seconded that B. W Hern­ City Clerk. Shall * »hooting her hu»t>ahd with intrnt tp refPinellas follow in the don be appointed chairman of the finance ?% “ footstejn of folly 1er. In* dea h T i committee. and waste -by , »turning ‘ building ei|iensive exiiemivr and aro', mg» me» (or r.» divorce•bén­ ' o»litul*>l (irocwsl- Siale of n*MÌ>ls. 1 Nothing Bat Brick County of Orange 1 “ unaatisfactory shell roaib under the had Plans for building a warehouse on the in her bill of complaint Mr» G The Independent was one of the first I. F P Portier, cashier of fbe »l»»»c i>" rl system of dividing it out under count) Atlantic Coaat Line Railway at the race Jo vietimi > iseir lhal the abuse »Istrtueul o tnt charge» Graii- with newspapers in Honda to advocate the tu 'cruel and barbar-1 Itie best of mr knowIrrige and beivi Sixth street crossing was presented by commissioners for supervision and favor- * ous treatment nu — — -* KORSTIV >' J ' ' A s|wcial master will 1 SutMCTitvil and •vornK10 Pbrfure the Gulf Refining Co Action was de­ building of county roads out of brick. itism and extravagance, or shall she In* a me ibi* 'ib xtan sne aplN'mteil to take the testimony, start right right by by building huildin* brick beici roads Everybody, excepting a very few and start of September. 1812. „ ferred until the next meeting. under Grace l* at home ----------• ■ the supervision of a competent road A K Kl V. ls at his motlii-r’a nomo at Moved and seconded that the riuliage including some county commuaioners, Notar) v en- Newnan. Ga . paralyzed Irom his waist I Mr; ratomiaakui riptm f •+ - to be levied on all real and personal prop­ admitted that the brick roads are the gineer? It is a question of___ C»vrrcl-Attrai It U a nueation of vital impor «I«»« > ■ > »he bullet which he declares hi» 1 which the |>e*iple must ile wif»CKO II KEKNALD. erty in the city of Sanford for the >car bewt, and only objected because of the lanc-e and one ■u, „k .-i. •»-- ' tireil into hi* luwly at their home S O CHASE. large cost. At one time a majority of ride now. St. Petersburg lnde|M-ndrnt a 1912 be fixed at 14 mills. Gamed. Direeluri fashionable renter ol Atlanta Moved and seconded that the following the Pmrllas commissioners agreed to M arrh. sidewalks be condemned, and the owners favor brick roads, and then for VYhal Cooperatimi Can Do notified to place new sidewalks along reason they teemed to “back up." Not 9 Anything in a marketing line ihat can «w these lota within sixty days Failing a s liming the role of advisor to the v Preparing for l^ugr Trade cora­ " t * ............................ be done by an individuai can be done by to do to, they will be built by the nty and mtsaioners, the Independent has made Sanford will have more people peopl th b a cooperative body of individuali; and no further effort to have them adopt the a lien placed upon the property. ,_in> ever *■-' before and inversely, ar.ything in thè marketing id the merbrick road system. But Its» jju /iuty Trailord's Plat of Sanford: _ — — —» iw iy is to —« chants 1-are preparing for the j i line tbat can be done by an individuai . . ... .u. the K«w—* busiest |k*ac> * * -- what — wm vOC real rC con -j line Ihkt can be done _ _____ A. B. Mahoney, Lola 1 and 2, Block let the people know wmthe season in the history of the city. Many ‘llin s tKWf c . i— J — by a coofiermtive dition and also the reaulta, and 1*. Tier 4. . -•**»«/ are in i h - -------M i-------- -* * every I society can be also done by an individiial of the buyers anin the eastern markets __y» • P. W. Mahoney, Lot 3, Block 12. Tier day it b becoming more apparent that icit-a tKss SewalX—t*---• * or ^*ve I“*1 b u rn ed from thi-m and rw-' 4. IF y o u a re • borthe marl, shell and clay roads are a aad provided the individual has ..ruieiouai the tim e, ,H>rt ,,k* 1 ^ne *'twa * n<^ r o w t r o f 'th ls Holden Real Estate Co., Lots 4 and 5, failure, and a waste of the people's ability and money to do it with: but mor* «0 0 ,,, Jorm erly. All Imlicap sp ei, d on ’t you money. In this issue the Independent there wiU be th b diffemw» in the end. B o m poRil.to a most pro»i>erous season in Block 12, Tier 4. thlnlc l| li an In- ^ Ju stice to th e m a n w h o la f llDE^of gusinws. . " . Mahoney A Higgins. Lota 1, 2, 3, 4, k b reprinting an article from the Tampa which b the important difference for the peyln gforltl H e m sy b e ♦ Tribune showing in — string terms citrus grower of Florida, and th at b . th a t1 » ---------------------------5, Block 13, Tier 4. •— . _ ___ — • • *v WT ■.mi-— - * look ln g fo r It e t th ls r e r y I C . A. Spencer, Lota 1, 2. 3. 4 A 5, Blk millions of tax money has been wasted when the individual undertakes, with a ; . It is understood th at-4b e Hastings m om ent* M eke It e rég ­ 14. VMr 4. in these roads in Hillsborough county, u la/ v b it o r to y o u r home. sufficient amount df capita] and ability^C old Sdrage Company will sEubtlah a T h e su becrlp tlo n p rie« l* Holden Reni EaU U Co . Lots 1, 2, 3. and that all these roads have proven to perform a service of th b kind, he also branch establishment m Pulatka. F.lecan In v eetm cn t th a ï wlU extremely expensive and are now in woe­ 4 * 5 , Block 15. Tier 4. undertskes to transfer to his liank ac- tnrally rquip|>ed machinerv f— —*■ * rep ey y o u w slL count an amount of money fn profit that :----■ ful condition. Every taxpayer of Pinel­ ----- , e*iuip|iei] machinery for grindW. J . Thigpen, Lot I, Block 16, Tier 4. las U »„II- -— ___ ___ _ oi money fn profit arid that the ing and handling meats will l>e installed ___: e» luiiy comme.ourave with the difficulty I an,( Ik -X L " # '* : is fully commensurate with the difficultv *l meals will In- kept In glass store county should consider the facts \ and the risk of the operation, while in th e) rooms. □ □ □ □ □ □ T , M ti; A Word to the Borrotver ...... ........................................ é:• The state pardoning lioard having refused to commute the sentence from hanging to life imprisonment, Cain and Fortune Perry, convicted a t the spring term of the circuit court for the murder, of Deputy Sheriff (!. H. Slaughter neur Archer on the night of May 11, of th? present year, must die on the gallov next Friday, the 27th. l>etwi<en the bourn of 11 a. m. and 2 p. m. This is the de­ cree, os Stipulated in the death war­ rants. The warrants first provided that the negroes, father and son, should he executed on August 2.T, huf such pres­ sure was brought to Iwar by the attor­ ney for the defendant* that a reprieve was granted until Sept. 27. In order that their case might lie placed l>efurc the pardoning board. There were numer­ ous petition» requi-fltuig tin- hoard to take no action in the premises, howev'er. with the result that the |>etition for com mutation was denied. When the Perrys were notified of the action of the pardon ing iKiard ill their cell in the Alachua county jail they apiR-ured little con­ cerned. Old Cain Perry, however with an indifferent air, remarked, that if it i* to lie it must Ih>," which wa» all he hud to ally. The St. Augustine Record «ays there is not a hit of truth in the re|»irt that the hig plant of tin- Record Company b to In* moved to Jacksonville in liespring and the office* and idiu|>s of the Florida East Coast Railway are to lx1oca ted in South Jacksonville. Coatti ht Han Sdufiaa a Mill V NIGHT O TH ER ITEM S OK IN TEREST IN W ORLD’S EVEN TS Early Date Hart Schaffner & Marx » I LAST Daily Happenings in The Land of Flowers Culled and Tied Demonstrated That Sanford Will Telegraphic Communications Boiled Down For the Benefit Form Company at an Into a Nosegay of Grieflets of Busy Herald Readers i- the best clothes ever made; tailoring, correct in style. M ELTING If* b'The face ol Dr. AIL-rt A. Murphnu. president of the University of Florida, Ilearned with joy Satunluy us he an awered a query of the Sun representative concerning the enrollment the first Week in the State's highest institution. ''A.« near as we could tell thb afternoon, the enrollment lip to date L« Is-twcen 290 and 300." said Dr. Murphree ( iiiiiieivdie Sun. The l.uhin Manufacturing < ompany. one of the leuding moving pirture manufarrturing companies in the United States, b going to establish a studio in Tampa which will probably In- occupied six months out of the year It is prob­ able that several other companies will make Tampa their |>erniuiient head­ quarters. New Smyrna has purrlukned a chemical engine, ladder, truck and other lire ap parutus, and ir*«uitahle building will Inerected for the arrommodatnm of t Inapparatus and the firemen. Ground has lieen broken in Fort Lau­ derdale for a concrete store building, which when completed will In* used as an ice cream and confectionery «tore. V Columbia College at I^ike City will open Wednesday and the prosjiect» are bright'for a banner term. Fourteen ornamental arc lamiis. said to tie the newest creation ol electrical engineering, will adorn the block occu­ pied by the new CoWn building in Jack ­ sonville. ' School opened in the magnificent new school building at Fort Meade lost Mon­ day and the enrollment on the first day was three hundred and seventy-five. Abolish the Fee System T h t fee system of public offices should certainly be modified, if not abolished. • WUl C. Spencer, tho successful candidate of HiUabditugh county, made a pledga to give the fees of his office, le a 13,000 to the good roads funds in that county. Thb caused the Apalachicola Times to Inquire how much the office paid anyhow and the Tapma Tribune replied about $10,000. In the smaller counties aufh a disproportionate salary is not found, but in several of the larger ones, just auch extrkvagant remuneration Is met with In the various county officie. This b a Question which needs to be handled making body at ita next rtfEnterprise-Rec- SANFORI) CELERY 0 The Acreage May Be S m a ller-O th er Vegetable* to lie Grown v The celery s«nl Inn!» an* in fine »hii|M> a rub indicalions an- that there will In- u fair acreage planted this season i\t San­ ford l( is generally conceded that the acreage w¡H In- hit» than last year as growers will feel (hat there is more money in other crops. Irish potatoes did well her e last season and no doubt a large nerrnge will he planted. The en­ tire acreage will lie put Into some veg­ etable or fruit, as tomatoes last year gave u satisfactory yield. Probably lettuce will have a smaller acreage than last season, hut peppers, eggplants and other vegetables will have a large acre age Sanford is one of the most lin|Mirtant truck shipping points in Florida anil* great care i* taken in the clearing and drainage of the truck farm». Their »uhirirgation is used as a drainage us well us an irrigation plant, consequently it tukes vt-rv Ileaw ram» to do any duin age to the criqxi The present heavy rains which have Ihn-ii »even- in some s«s-tioiis and general throughout t In­ state have done no diiniage here Growers are buying fertilizer and one fertilizing linn »old 7lt ton« last wi-ek and i iuili wx* paid, so this doe« not look as if there would In- much decrease in the celery and lettuce cro|w The I ’acker Puwern-Fabcr The Fort Pierce News gave tin- follow­ ing account, which will In- of interest to many in the city: "T h e many friends of Mis» Rena Fuller of this city were considerably sur­ prised Thursday morning when it wu» unlioiiiKi-d that *lic wa* illumed Wed nesdav evening. Sept |.Mh. to Mr Frank J. Powers of N.-w Smyrna. The ceremun) iN-curred in the part/Er of the Atlantic Hotel in the presence of only the member» of the family, Rev. A. D. Penney officiating. "T h e wedding was a very quiet affair and only a very few of the bride’s friend» were aware of the coining event, it lieing kept quiet on account of t In- recent death of the bride's twin brother and the 111ness of her father "T h e ceremony was |K-rformed at K ltO o'clock, the bride In-ing attired in white silk und earned a boquet of bride's rose» and ferns. “ Following tho ceremony a light sup­ per was served and the happy couple left on the 11 o'clock train for a honeymoon trip of several weeks, during which they will visit Asheville, Washingtqn. Salt laike City and Yellowstone Park, re­ turning through Dhio for a visit to n-lativw of the bride, and a short stop will lie made in New York City. "T h e groom is a young man of ster­ ling hu»in«w qualities, lieing manager of the New' Smyrna Investment Com­ pany and one of the principal stock holders, and comes from a family of business men and capitalists. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mm. C. L. Faber of this city and is well known and liked by a host of friends on Indian River and elsewhere. "H er sympathetic and self sacrificing disposition, together with her many other excellent trait«, have won for her friends wherever she la known. She Is also an accomplished musician, bavin studied several yearn In Cleveland, 0 ., and graduated from the Chicago C oervatory of Music. "M r. and Mra. Powers on their return will reside at Hawk's Park, where Mr. Powers has a beautiful home." Pursuant to a call for a meeting of the subscribers to stock in the proponed new hotel a number of citizens were pnwent lust night at the city hall. R. J . Holly preaided at the meeting as chairman nnd It. C. Maxwell as secretary. W. T. Fields was culled upon to lay his plan for the organization of a com­ pany before those present and he out­ lined his ideivs and gave rough i-ntimntiw for the building of u hotel uud bulkheading the lake front. It seemed to he a concensus of opinion among those present that further inves­ tigations into tho plans would lie neces­ sary in-fore u permanent organization could In- effi-cted anil the following com­ mittee was named to confer with Mr Fields on the subject Forrest Lake, F. L. Woodruff, M. M Smith. T. J Miller. Gin A Det'ottm , li W Spencer. K. T Woodruff. E. H. McNeill. W. W. Abernathy. After the adjournment of the regular meeting the committee met und went over the whole jilan very carefully tak­ ing up each detail of the work and in a few days their (dans will In- made pub­ lic. While nothing definite was accom­ plished at the inis-ting last night the sttendunce indicated the deep interest that every one is taking in the new hotel |irn|M»Nitinn and under the plan of the committee a jN-rmunent company will »«Min In- formed that will erect a new hotel ut an early dnle In this res j n s *t sjMs-ial mention of W T Fields can Ih- made as he ha» lulsirrd long und unceasingly in the new hotel project und the committee recognizing iiis worth will endeavor to assist him in to organize un the original jilan. It is sufe to ussert that the new hotel will In* built lN-fore another season and Sanford will have the finest tourist hotel in interior Florida TKAt TION ROAD AGAIN Allamunle Citizen Is Greatly Interested In Uniting Two title s h'ditor Snnfont //mild - I have read with much intermti ulxnit the jirojioHisI canal connecting the chain of lakes, from Luke Ivanhoe to Luke Je«»u|> In other words, wuter truimjior lutlnn In-tween Orlando and Sanford in Orange county, which MN*ms to In* |n-t fectly feasible and is a move in the right direction for the development of the county, hut at my age it seems to lie a long stretch of time liefore it is in com­ mission and I doubt much if I will live to see It completed as I realize tliut I am now living on borrowed time, hut I have thought that I might live to see a trac­ tion railroad in operation between San­ ford and Orlando and extended to the head waters of the Kissimmee river, and I do not despair of si-ejng it accompliahpliahed In the very near future. There is plenty of first class material within the two countie«. Orange and Osceola, via: brains, promoters nnd .financial hacking, to deliver the goods within a very few months. Then we would set* the two counties blooming as the rose along its entire length. It is as sure to come os that the sun risen. So why wait and allow foreign capital to reap the !>enefits when it can so easily he finunred and built with home capital, and the immense profits that will accrue from the enterprise kept at home, inatead of being monopolized by foreign capital, who have no interest in our progreasiveneaa except to enrich themselves while they pull the wirw and occupy their sumptuous offices. Gentlemen, the game is within our preserve*. Johnny, get your gun and secure the gome that is now on our own preserves. v' Artesian Wells S . 11. FOGG. The Fernuld Hardware Co. have Allamontf Spring*, Stpt. 21, 1912. just completed a deep artesian well for the Zachary Lumber Co. at Pomana, Junior league M eets Ha. Other, wells were drilled by this The Junior Epworth League of the company reoeEfly for Hairy Ward, T . I. H aw W n^.T-'*. WUaon, Ayjett F itfsa n d Methodiat church held their regular 1 ' .-u'W. Cecil aatftqV \V - v/ -uuA Professor Rolfs Urges the Growers of Florida to Unite Starke, Ha., Sept. 20. Prof. P. II. Rolfs, who is at tlie head of the govern­ ment exjN-riment station at Gainesville, held a meeting hen* last week and gave an interesting and instructive talk to tin* straw Ix-rry growers. Tins is the limt of u series of meetings which will be held here for the benefit of the truckers in this remarkable strawlierry belt. Prof. Rolfs illustrated his remarks by a num­ ber of charts and similar exhibits, and his discussion of strawlN*rry growing was highly appreciated by the growers pres­ ent. and much favorable comment was expressed from tune to time h) his auih ence. Prof. Rolfs said tliut the strong awaken­ ing in agricultural lines shown all over the state was »imilitr to the a** .»ruing at Starke and he congruutlated the town beCHUse of its active organization. He spoke of the different luuv of work in other places und suid lhal the local InnI v would see great results from it* present jilun of work. His whole talk wan in leed u message of cheer. Then he of frred the ke> to continued |>r«»»|N*rity for an) locality diversification, enforcing hut advice with illustration» from all over Florida. He urged ever) farmer to plant two kinds of crop«, and us mimt imjiortaut advised a maintenance crop, a rruji to sujijil) food nut only for the farmer and las family hut for every living thing under his rare; he did not. of cousre. discount a money crop. Tliut is also necessary and if every farmer in this sec­ tion will jilunt lioth kinds of cro|w jirosperity will I n * cerium every year. Among the money cro|«i he mentioned hay for the Honda market us bringing more quirk returns than any other crop Home grown forage is necenHury, t<N>. for the dairy crop, und he showed tiiat at Starke the average food Tor cows i;an I n * raised ut a cost of from 6 to 10 cents per gallon of milk produced. He urged ev­ ery man to grow food for his winter stock, too, and 5hus conserve every re­ source of his plantation. He made it jiluin tliut he did not ad­ vise neglect of any s|Ks'iuhzatloli of rr<>|>» hut that it would In* a mistake for any reason to |ilulil a projier diversification For tin* strawdierry growers he advocared organization for two purpomw first, more ru|>id and satisfactory trans­ portation; second, for better method.« of lling nnd more uniform packing. He showed the discrimination of rate* ami time of transportation that bus l»«*n made against Florida, comparing the sit­ uation with tliut in Louisiunu und other places where there are fewer general ad­ vantage« than exist here for the grower, and told his hearers that uniform pack ing, inspected and passed on by an officer of the association, would result in better price* than generally prevailed. -The Parker. ^ Missionary Meeting The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptiat church met Monday even­ ing in the church with a good attendance of memliers present. The devotional exercise* led by Mrs. E. E . Cox were much cnjooyed by all, after which the subject "T h e Country Church” waa well conducted by Mr*. Edgcr Bigger*. A special contribution was taken for the Southern Baptist Training School at Louisville, Ky., and other business of th »Ocioty attended to. Hulride Story a Fake I xj* Angeles, Sept. 24.—A hoax, cxe cutcd in such a way as to defy detection, was played on a newspaper here Satur day midnight, when the double suicide of Nile* Folsom, n local attorney, anil Mrs. Thelma Bartee was announced. It was said Folson and Mra. Bartee drove an automobile over a cliff. Both are alive and well. Officer* are searching for the perpe­ meeting Lriduy Aitemoon in-the church. trators of th* hoax. " Juk .« tia H E DIVERSIFY THE ( HOPS - v • ’ Tirr. « A * .» . It la felt generally that Cuba is ap* proaching u crisis in the history of the country as a republic. Two serious questions occupy the public mind: Can Cuba survive the preeent state of her finuncm7 Cun she hold an honmt and orderly election for the Presidency with a loyal submission of the defeated party to the will of the majorityT That the treasury is empty; that the last dollar of the $16,500,000 Speyer loan has been spent, while the work of sewering and paving Havana, the principal purpose for which the plan was authorized by the United Statee, is not only half finished, hut in ilnnger of Interruption if not Of abandonment, tiiat the government is at its wits' end to find money to meet its vast expenditure*, while receipts from the national lottery, have reached their lowiwt |Miinl. all this 1» asserted by the enemies of the government and most of it frankly admitted by all. Investigation of conditions in Bulgaria disrliMu*« a unity of sentiment that that country is on the eve of a long cherished war against Turkey. Unlqts thu con­ ference which the Russian foreign min­ ister, M. Suranoff, will have in I.ondon with Macedonia statesmen is fruitful for Macisiomu, the war jiarty is likely to gam the up|H*r hand. The army is al­ ready taking active measure*. Rail­ road trucks are guarded throughout their whole extent, detachments ore stationed at the bridge* and requisition commit­ tee« are canvassing the frontier towns. I'rejinratiorui have also lieen made to ac­ quire ample provisions. The serious situation is retlected in liusinea* and for­ eign branch banks have suspended cred­ it. The Pacific policy of King Ferdinand is now challenged by a systematic prop­ aganda for war. The long wait of Porter Charlton be­ hind the liar« of a New Jersey prison for the final word as to whether he must re­ turn Co Italy to answer (or tlie murder of his wife at latke Como, two year* ago, is drawing to an end. The supreme court will take up Charlton's case dur­ ing the coming term, which opens Oetolier 14. The suicide of Nib« C. Folsom 'if Iasi Angel«« and Mrs Thelma Bart««, m Sun Diego. Gal . wlio piling««! off a 7o foot |iri«'i|ii<-e last night in an automobile was discovered today by a party of na­ tional guarilsmen, returning home after an automobile ride. According to a letter left by Folsom ho was Infatuated with a law Angeles rhorus girl, who is said to have spurned him because of his alleged intemperance habits. In a letter found on Mrs. Bartee and signed with h«*r name, it was stated that she loved Folsom lietter than her life; that she had placed his hajipinens above everything nnd that she had tried In vain to bring him and his sweetheart together. Then, she deciiied to accept Folsom's Invita­ tion that they end their live*. •''General Tellex has lieen placed in com­ mand of the government troop* in the o|K*rations against the rebels in the heart of Mexico, succeeding General Huerta, who ha* lieen granted temporary leave in order to have his eye* treated. It ia believed th a t.it will lie many weeks be­ fore General Huerta will bo again able to assume command. Smart High School Pupil* Rockford, 111., Sept. 23.—Three hun­ dred Rockford, Illinois, high school girls and boys earned a total of $10,500 dur­ ing the vacation months. The pupil* made an accounting yesterday to JPrinripal Briggs of the manner in which they had spent the summer months, thA rel«orta showing that they had by no means idled their time away. Capt. John Doyle, of th* football team, led all the others a* an individual earmer. He re­ ported having been paid $128 for his work as a member of the cement gang. Most of the girl* earned their money by applying their knowledge of domestic science. ;* • «! ** I* /j 'K 'l �Septembre 21, 1912 TMf SANFORD HERALD CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A Budget o f Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me" even ih e gate po st not in 11 A Cfelel U Amoni Ye le k ln l Note» MO raltta. Hell Prent ’Em“S f IfY f «auMerer. 1 1 I am very much Interested In the Set* unity Sermon» that epj**« etch week In the OrUndo Reporter-Star. They are tv the ppint *nd »re jretl written Thei left one that eipoare the we»kpl mankind In general is worthy r;. » » o t » repetition In pert: "We aaw you the other day »potting a men, a viaitor, to aell him n piece of land. You know In your heart that wifi not be able to .make good on W . You know well enough th that U you eell it to him, you will do so to hie detriment. . Remember the Golden Rule. How would you like a man in a atrange country, where you had no frienda, ane were abeolutely dependent upon the boneety of those who mat you, to treat you aoT We heard you tell Brown a direct lie about a matter of trivial importance We were able to read your character well enough to know that down in your heart you did not mean to lie; but you were actually too weak to tell the truth. You framed It to a» to PLEASE BROWN. We aaw you atop and liaten to a tale of woe from Greene about a buaineea nibfortune. Greene U not particularly in­ terested Id you, and you are Icea Interest­ ed in Greene. But he had to get it out of his ayatem, and you were too weak to paaa him by, although you were in a bur­ ry and were Inconvenienced by the de­ lay. We taw you nod to a man with whom you were talking, calling bia attention to a certain woman who was pawing down the other side of the «treet. You aald that aomebody had told you, that •omebody had told that «omelxxly. that -well. You know »hat you said We overheard you say that you bad told White to his teeth if he didn't stop that aort of thing, you would juet take him by th«* najw* of the neck and chuck him Into Lake Lucerne You know you never said that to White. You were repeating WHAT YOU W oU l.D I.IKK TO HAVE SAIL) TO W H ITE, if you had not b«*en AFRAID to ’’ 1 I told you a«i! Some time ainc* I argued that the tax on automobiles wu unconstitutional ami would not Isold if anyone wished to contmt It and now Attorney Dodge of Jacksonville quot«« tlie law on the mat­ ter and prove« it. As I staled before 1 do not own an auto but right ia right and there is no law or justice in placing a separate tax on automobiles on tlx* aupponiljon that every owiiur of an au­ tomobile is a rich man. Why 1 can name you doiens of men in . 8anford who own an automobile and they are far from rich. Why there ia—but never mind, it would be useless to call any na,mea for I might have to go over the whole list. • e e 1 It would aeem fronvhut week's Her aid that aome of lb« wuw one« are at tempting to pul one over on the rustic» and place the brick road» at a new jMjinl. Aa 1 understand the matter the part of the brick road* that ratne in the city limit« and the direction thereof was to be left to the majority qf the jwople and thia ahouid end the mutter. If there is/ to be any fuaa and (ealhsrs about it lot the property owner» In the city puy their two-third» and then you will a««- torn« of them dropping the matter like u hot potato. All of us are anxious to get something for nothing and none of ua are particularly anxious to pay for the roads directly from the pocket lx>ok. The road» will be built out Union ave­ nue and Park avenue unless the kicker» want to atop the work and have another election and ail the trouble that go«*» with it. • • • 1 I may be wrong about the city mar­ ket idea but there are other sections trying It to goqd advantage and in this day of high coat of living it would go a long way toward cutting down expenaes and $ believa it would he a goo«l plan for the city council to investigate the cost of putting up a building on the corner of Palmetto and Second and trying out the plan. The Atlanta Journal in a re­ cent editorial haa the following: “Aa Hr. Oakahette points out, prac­ tically 'all European cities have main­ tained public market! for many year« and- aome of them for retifuriM. •* Not until recently, hswrver,' has this need t e n generally recognized In the United States. But the enormous in­ ing ujion divers economic question» and thus they have inevitably come to reck­ on upon the public market aa one mean» to cheapen food. It Is a fact commonly observed that table commodities are often selling at burdensome prices In the city while at lb«* aaine time they are going to waste or are being sacrificed at negligible price« in the country round about ijuch a state of affair» ia as unnatural as It is undesirable. It represents a continual, and a really unnecessary lo«» both to the town and the country. It means that both the producer and the consumer are being deprived of advantages to which they are each entitled, tlie one being forerd to sell low aand the other to buy high. A city market would remedy this con­ dition and would thereby solve many moblrni* that now weigh upon the averhouaehold and that M arti rural develop­ ment It would afford practical means for bringing together the producer and the consumer. It would eatablUh a center of steady demand for those table rommoditii« which are, or can he, pro­ duce«! In the surrounding country and thus the city'« supply of such products would he fresher and more abundant and, accordingly, more cheap.” • • • <[ What is a barrel of appl«*sT Con­ gress, In dividing this question a few days ago, took the first step in fe«leral legislation tow aril tin* control of meas­ ure» and weight» for the country at large. A ''standard" apple barrel hence­ forth, in any pari of the United States will he of certain prescribed dimensions. This, however, Is only the beginning. We are to have almost immediately, a standard national barrel for all dry com­ modities and fmit». Containing 105 quart», it will measure twenty-six inch«» between heads, and sixty-four inch«*» in gr«*nt«wt outside circumference In all »tat«« of the Union it will mvve as the »ole lawful container of its kind latter on the »aiue idea is to lie extended to all kind» of measure« and weight». For every Ixxly'« protection —especially that of the much afflicted ultimate consumer tb«*re i» to I«- u ■yatem uniform throughout the country, wh«*reby accuracy of reckoning »ball lxtnaured a» a haain for all buying and (ling. lte> olid question, tlie ultimate con »umer 1» the principal victim of I be jir«*n ent lack of »yat«*m in thi» regard Which menu» of course the housewife lor it 1» »lie who purrhuj«» jiractieally everything weigbable and meaaureahl«* that corn«» into the doim«tic establiabmenl, from the ic«* lo the meat, and from the k«*r«>««•ne oil to the doth for her own and her children'» clot liing The extent to which »lie 1» c boa led by false weight» and dishoiKwt measures, a» shown by recent nllirial» investigation», i» nothing »liort of astonishing. Inquiry by n legislative rnnimiiwioii np(Hiint«*d at Albany show«») that in n ioiiiiIht of cilltw of New York state, fib per cent of the »cal««, and H2 jx*r cent of the measure* of capacity gave a loss t«i the buyer. For th«* whole of New York City, 35 |>er cent of the scales, 16 tier cent of the weight», and 60 per cent of the rapacity meaaurt» were “ahort" by on«--t«*nth or over. Here, obviously 1» a matter of very great economic tm|Mirtance For it may lx* taken for granUsl that conditions in thia r««|Mvt are much the same all over the l rut«*d States, and, Iridled. u care ful investigation by the government bureau of »tandnrda ha» provisl that surh is the case. There can lx* no question that the high cost of living, of which there is so widespread a complaint, la due in not inconsiderable measure to the heavy tax upon every {iouachold in the land by dishonest measures and false weight package«. • • • 1 When one-third of all the money in all the banka in our country of 90.000.000 jieople 1» centralized In New York, when thirteen banka in New York and Chi­ cago carry more reserve* than the Bank of England, something must lx* wrong. When a panic comes, are those thirteen hank« pinched? Or la it the farmer, the wage earner and the little businma man who la not prepare<i? The Democratic, the Republican, the progressive plat­ forms all condemn our present hanking ayatem. Mr. Voter! It la up to you to instruct your representative to aland for a sound banking law, that will provide for a com­ mon cash nwervoir, for a market for commercial paper, for an elastic cur­ rency, for a cooperative aa*ociation1 It la high time to make our house in order. Do you know that every hank note ia secured by bonds of the United 8Utea? Ronds of the United Slat«* are the debts of the United Statm. What would happen if the United SUt«w would pay its debts or eHt) reduce them? Would you rsll «yell currency elastic? We , the people Want hanking reform, the kind that will prevent panics; the kind that will help the fanner to move crease In the coat of living has at length f f t the people of thia dountry to think­ hi* crop* without paying a smell fortune W , ■ H i ÑL«.' .J W g q ' ** lo I » » » . : th. kind tb .t 1 M " J ° h" v i .y « v « » « i ..,,,,v Counting Smith, of Podunk, the »»me chance that Silk Hat Harry of Wall .tree» t e i Y O U T kind that will kill the gold brick and blue ,ky buaineea; the kind that will make J L f Q M g y Uncle Sam'» nob* rwfx-cted all over the i f * J world; and the kind that will help all the people because all the people lielpvd to WELL DRIVING Artesian W ells of Every Description make it. 5 Every once In awhile I hear that aenne one haa b«cn telling funny stories alx.ut the Saunterer and how they expect to get my goat (whatever that means) hut I would not have it otherwise. Thia business of writing for the public 1» » queer wrinkle and we never eX|iect to get any praise. Newspapers expect criticism. They Satisfaction Guaranteed sometimes deserve it. hut it is often will occu py y o u r en tire given without reason. Th^t 1» part <>f B y Export Workmen time w h e n you becom e a the business. Tlx* ne«w^fx*r i» sti close regular ad v ertiser in T H U to the poeple that it touch«*» their sensi­ PAPER.. Unie»» y o u h a re tive nerves. Everybody has a »ore spot. •n »ntlpethy fo r lt b o r o f If the newspaper happen» tp »cratch It, tb it k in d , call u» u p and there U a squirm1like a man getting a w e’ll be glad to com e and tooth filled when the dentist touclies the Orders Taken it talk o v e r o u r proposition. exposed nerve. The Injured man makes no self examination to w*e whether he is right or wrong, hut howls long and loud at the newspaper for causing him pain. One of the best estimates of the atti­ D R . C. G. B U T T tude of the newapajxT which we have — or — DENTIST Bi»en is from the pen of Mr. (¡rusty, ed­ itor of the Baltimore Sun. He say«’ Office: Yowrll Building “The man with n sound newspaper SAN MIRI). FU IRIDA heart in him lias no friends to help. He has no en«*ini«*s to hurt 1 here .»re twq luxurii* not j>emiitt«xl by the nature of GKO. A. De C O T T E S the journalistic function properly jx*r- ATroKNKY a n d COUNSELLOR a t LAW formed. He has no vindictiveness. He Practice In Stnlc and Federal Courts hardly allows himself common human­ ity. If he attacks, it is in the same spirit («íirncr-WoudrufT Bldg Sanford Fla. that policemen arr«*t. He has no f«x*l- \ Ing against the |x*rson attacked, a n y ' JE W E L E R W. E. H 0 U S I I 0 L D E R more than the policeman has for the (ar­ son arrest«*«!, although the person in Ixith MY SPECIALI IIS DENTIST rase« is apt to have very hitter feeling K u j u h 2 1 2 4 ao.l 2f>. i 'l n i |1L1| ItuMir 41 Pickard's IliindPiiiiKml Chum Both tin* journalist uml the |xihceinan. Gorham's Sterling Silvn S A N H l K I). F L O R I I) A is kindly, rather than less »*>, toward the r. Rogers' Piatesi Ware individual against whom they |x*rfomt Elgin anil Wiililinin U.i.Ui their duty.” HILL LUMBER CO. HILL HARDWARE CO. H e n r y M cL a u lin T H O M A S KM MKT W I L S O N Flowers and Fart» ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR A I LAW There is un lndiunn|M>li» attorney aim is known (or his dignity and who rnrely i «le Muir AHu# u r y V u n l h J imI m tal ( 'l im it of KVtfkla indulges in flowery oratory in arguing 11 K r i k i r n m S n n f m t an«! Nvlvan I a i r ras*\ any» tlie Indianapolis N«*us Snnu* yearn ago. however, he was engaged in u murder ca»«* in which lh«- guilt of the OK K M MASON jiriooner « » apparent, and the lawyer Uf M IS I friend advt»«xl him to lx- "llowery" J’tioo? 19 in an effort to up|x*ul to the sentiment of Wrll.xn 111. mX the juror» So tlx* attorney look hi* Siuifixd Morilla friend's advice. "Dovyn in the lulls of old Kentucky »lands a little cottage," he Ix-gun “Around the cottage vinn are clinging and in the doorway stands a gray hainsl Chill and FtíVer Tonic R S mother waiting— 1 ’ "Aa I was saying, down in the lull» of a general tonic for tired old Kentucky stands u little cottage feeling and m alaria. Around the cottage virw*» are clinging ami in the dixirway stands .1 gray h.ure<| mother waiting The lawyer pausnl and hL* face tur mil red. "And while she is standing there Plumbing and waiting," he continued, "1 gm«s we might as well discuta the facta iri th«* Gas rase." A IJ. (J(X )D S GUARANTEED Take MENDENHALL’S c. H. DINGEE Fitting Itidthrr» Make Haul S u m m e r or Winter w onin supply you r w ant- in it* A u to m o bile line. If you w.mt in rent A Motor For Any Purpose we arc at your service wttli the very best cars. We never nleep If you are in trouble cull us u»y hour of (he intfhl or day All W,.,k K.1 eive» My Persuasi Attention A package ruulaiiung $66.000 my» teriously di»aj>peared in transit from <»l*l«*»ltlthe First Nutionul flunk of I’enoacola to the officials of the luiuisville und Nash ville railroad in Flomaton, AU. The money wus j>art of a ahijmient of $7.',, 000, intended as u jiayroll and was in hills of severs! denominations. Details of the robUrry. which is said to have occurred Wednesday, did not Iteróme public until Friday. Report.» were current that the westbound train Ixtuisville and Nashville, leaving here Wednesday had t e n luid up and robbed but this was emphatically denied late today by railroad officials here. Private detectives and special agents of the road and Southern Express Com­ pany here are investigating the allair. The money was put up in two m-aled packages at the hank, one containing $66,00(1 and tlie other 120,000. These packages were deliverer! to the Southern Expresa Company and in turn delivered ! to the Ixiuisville and Nashville puy car at Flomaton, lo he ua«>d in paying off the men os the car cante south to Pensa­ cola. uml tx*M rlhiri» C lly Sanford Machine & G«ri*f ( ompiii I),,J| ''lume ¿.1 P H O N E 331 XXXXXXXXXXXXK XXXXXXXXXXXXX ATLANTIC HOTEL C O R O N A D O BEACH Upon being opened in the pay car, it f^ s id . the larger package was found to cdtyain a roll of page» from a tnagaxine in place of the money. The express messengers, it ia »»id, claim the o«-als of the packages were unbroken while the packages were in their care. Delightful Resort Facing the ocean Fine Bathing - Fishing Automobiling - Table the Best - Safest Beach in Florida No Mosquitoes For Rates Address MRS. W. W. A L C O T T CORONADO - - FLORIDA Expert Watch Repairing A ll Work Guaranteed Send Your Work to Ui and Have It Attended to Proper1» Engraving, Clock and Jewdqr Repairing G R E E N L E A F & C R O SB Y CO ^ w e le n , Slhrenmlth* end Importers West Bay Street Jacksonville, Horld*» |-1 k idÊÊKjr'- �2 4 , 1012 a m e SANFO RD H ER A LD OUR TAX SY STE M Come lo the Hall Breezes. The Bay View Hotel, and The Shelter New Method« of Taxation Should be Sanltorium, Hawks Park, F la.—open Derived by State Victory 8ure, Though Its Coming May all summer. Ten dollars a week for Last week's Herald contained a par­ Be Delayed and It* Pathway well people, and Twenty-live a week Long Dark. tial report of the investigations and rec­ for sick unoa. 72-Tue»-tf ommendations of the commission upAwait the lasue In all battles. If pointed by Governor Gilchrist to con­ you await the Issue, cu< h lighter baa sider our Florida tax system and to prospered according to hla light. He suggest some method of improving it. right and hla might, at the clot# of The commission is composed of ex-Gov. the account, were one and the same. Jennings of Jacksonville, Hon. E . S. He has fought with all his might tnd — and — Matthews of Starke, and Hon. Thos. In exact proportion to all bis right f Clarke of Montlcello, all three of whom he has prevailed. Ills vory duath la a are able gentlemen, and fully cognizant no victory over him. He diva. Indeed; of the defects in our present system of but hla work llvoe, very truly llvua We can ¡supply you for immediate A heroic Wallace, quartered on tbu ajMcosing and collecting taxes. shipment. They “evidetnly incline to the plan scaffold, cannot hinder that hla Scot­ S«*«-d Outs, K>«\ Onion Seta, Beans land become, one day. a part of Eng­ suggested by the late comptroller, Hon. Peas, Botato«*. land; but ho does hinder that It bw Q. 0 . Groom, which was discussed und come, on tyrannous unfair terms, a A full line of all garden seed for approved In these columns altout a year part of It; commends still, ns with a truckers und home gardens. ago. Oldest und most reliable s«-ed and god's voice, from his old Vnlhalla and In brief it is this: Let the state gov­ Temple of tho Drove, that there he poultry supply house in the state. ernment assess and collect for its own * Juet, real union, na of brother and support the taxes on railroads and tele­ brother, not a false and merely semgraphs, also the occupation or license blant one ns of slave and master If 206 EAST BAY ST R E E T ta x o . Abolish all the state taxes now the union with England be In fact ono of Scotland's chief blessings, we levied on the counties and permit the JACKSONVILLE • • FLORIDA thank W allace withal that It was not counties individually to levy and collect tho chief curse. Scotland Is not Ire­ for their needs an ad valorem tax on land; no, because bravo men rose real w d peraonsl property. there and enld: UnddCthis system , no county would ■'Hehold. yo must not tread us down pay more thiah 1i» just proportion of llko slaves; and yo shall not, end taxes, <9s is now Uie case in many in­ can n o t!” Eight on. thou grove, true heart, stances. Each county would levy just WB WANT TO ENOW enough for its own necessary expert*«*; end fnlter not. through dark fortune WHAT IT IS and it would make little difference and through bright. The enuso thou tightest for. so fur ns It Is true, no P u t t i e ^ out g ood p rin tin g whether the taxable property were asfurther, yet precisely so fury I* very U otu bualneM, and * tx n sessed at its true value or only one-third sure of victory. The falsehood alone V f M y g o o d p r in tin g w . r or even one-tenth of its cash value. The of It will be conquered, will bo nboldon't n u n fair, bnt the taxes assessed and. collected ' for the Ished, nB It ought to hi*: but tho truth beat ob tain able. I f you support of the counties would Ire kept of It la part of Nature's own laws, co­ are "from Mleeourt" give separate from those levied for the main operates with tho world's eternal ten­ os a trial and we wDl dencies. and rnnnut be conquered.— tenance of tho state government The Herald regards the scheme m* an Thomas Carlyle excellent one, and it only remains for the details to lie embodied into the n«*«-i*sDROPPING THE ENGLISH “H." nary law to p«‘rmit and direel it* innu guration. If the plan I* uncnnstilulinn Cockney Pronunciation Left tbe Trav­ al, then we should amend the constitu eler Puzzled Until Ho Inter­ tion so os to permit its adoption, or viewed the Captain. tietter still, let ua have u new const it uIn the days when packet ship* ran tion. VVV trust that all those excellent und between New York nn*I I»ud»n a aide gentlemen who have I nsmi selected youthful p«tM»tl(>r naked tin* English to compos«* the next legislature will give Dinte of the Christiana what there wna In the leather tubing around the this matter their earnest consideration gunwales of the lifeboats Bunta Gorda Herald "H air, sir," he answered JLY ■ RIGHT PREVAILS IN THE END F R A N K ’S P O U L T R Y SUPPLIES DISCOUNT Ä E. A. MARTIN & CO. THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY If Y o u H a v e a Printing W o n t Show You Say, You! 'Ts there nnr'hlng peculiarly b*:oy A l.ady in Oklahoma ant about h a ir'" asked the American On u summer day in July I left tin* youth city of Sanford on a well equipped \ < “If you don't know that, you don't 1.. train for Savannah, (in . wlu-re I know much," replied the mate, with a sp«*nt ten dayll must delightfully title look of contempt, as he moved to an there I vLdted the Ix-autiful sen shore cither part of tho ship The youth was humiliated, and s where new beautit* ris«* ut> with etuh sun. .The centlquity of a lurgy; body of few daya later naked the captain why water tends to equalize temperuture hair wna so buoyant In water That and humidity is u s«.*ooinl feature of authority replied that he didn't know that It waa. and Inquired why tho coast climate. As I was still bent on youth thought It wns so pleasure, that immortal ess«*lice und "Why. air. your mate told me that recreation, I left the above place men­ there wna hair In tho tubes of the tioned for my journey here, as I H|»*d lifeboats to moko them float when along on the traction ear* for muny I capsized " hundred miles, saw many points of m | ''A h '“ answered the rnptnln Is igh t**r«*l. After reaching this st.it** I eon Ing "H e's a Cockney he means a i r " sidered it worth while to stop oil at the towns of note on my route, und did stop PLYMOUTH ROCK IS POPULAR ut the following named young towns, Tulsa, Sapulpa and Oklahoma City. I Block/ Shape Make« Them Excellent say young {owns, for they are young in Dreed for Droller*— Much Favored age hut grown in size. The Utter one a* Utility Fowl. mentioned is Indeed a marvel. Sut«*«*ri The Barred Plymouth Hock Is with­ years of age. has seventy-live thousand inhabitants. The schools, church«*, out a doubt the most popular breed business buildings, residence«, pav.-d of chickens In this country more of stroets, packing plants und street < r them are found on the farms than any other breed On special i>oultry systems are amazing for u town of the farms the Leghorn la a very popular age of this. I have s|«*nl the greater breed, and In the poultry farming (Mjrtion of my time at Sulphur, l)kla , districts tho Rhode Island Reds are which is both quite a summer and winter almost exclusively used, soys a resort. So much admirwl for its natural writer In the Rural New Yorker Ae n beauty. For many miles they have general utility fowl the Wyandottne beautiful drives, trails and walks. T o ­ gether with this tjiere an* forty-three medicinal springs, which ia a chief at­ traction for one seeking a health resort. Have experience! some very wkrm weather and some extremely pleasant, when it would be difficult to give the moat beautiful hour of the d a y ., But with all the advantages mentioned and unmentioned, tho beautiful gardens of pinks, xenias and astors, there I* no place like Florida and especially Sanford, where we have the paved roads fringed with the monarch oaks and the resinous pines, whero the mocking birds take their ease and disport their wings in the glorious sunshine of this quiet hour und none can molest. , MRS.. A L F R E D L lL JA . Our W ettest Month Weather mtn Jam es Thompson has compiled for us the following table showing the local rainfall for the month of September for the past seven years: 1912 (to d*U).._>_______Z _____ ____ 5-73 1911.. : _ . ....... ......... I ................ ......... .. 3.61 1910.............................................................3.02 1909.......................... 3.41 1968 l ____________ 10.90 1907 ............................... . 6.16 1 9 0 6 .. ..... 1.87 I t will bs seen. from this table that hap been a heavier rainfall here urin* the Tnqnlh than has occurred 1904, aJthqgcb' the month has not H h" »_rttwa » .) g ir' ,« • . , Jn_ ov, H O W about (hat printing j o b y o u 're in n e e d o f ? C om# in end e e * ae abont Il al y ear first opportnslty. D ee t well ■■111 Ike very la st m o m e n t b el give as B little time cad well show yon whoi blgk grade work we c t i lure o«L ‘HI ift* 'V ' <fT* 'V* tQj Si *V* IX: *• \ FORM \I IS\ IT4TIO N " A «tup driven l>> u violent storm hud ut lust foundi*r«*d on the rocks near tin* shore, und the life saving crew was busily • preparing to render assistance In the exrit«*ment. un old holt upprnuched I he cupt alii of tin* crew and asked if anything a ,i- I» mg <1 .id I.» -.tv*- tin* unfurl oliate -ntilor» aboard the siqk mg ship. \ •••*. inulti.* tin •upturn replied. "W e have sAnt t tieni a Inn* to i mne a.eliorc. I ummIiii-ss gracious,'' t-xrlalined tin* old linly. " I shouldn't think they'd need a fonimi invita­ tion Arc you meeting with any problem In the care of your grove, pineupple held or truck farm. Unit you do not quite understund, and would you like to have expert advice to help you in arriving at a correct solution? If »u, thin line is being thrown to you. We place at your disposal the expert knowledge of Florida crops and soils, which has been acquired by over thirty years' experience and practical! ri*s«*arrh along horticulturai Inn*, and it m aki* no difference whether you are a ru*turner of ours or not. attv inquiry that you may udtlrtna to us will ri*ceivc oqr protqpt and careful attention i oil mu) have known about this service before, but have hesilatisl to avail \olirseli of it Imm' iiusc you have never had a "Formal Invitation." II that is all you have Ix-eii wailing for please consider this one and let us hear from you today. E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY Room I 102, Florida l ife liulldlng J %« KNONVII.I.K. FLORIDA IlH DO YOU OWN A TYPEW RITER! If so don’t forget that we are carrying a complete line of Typewriter Sup­ plies including Ribbons for any and all makes— High-Grade Carbon Paper, Second Sheets and Typewriter Oil. Prtss Winning Rock. Complete stock on hand at all times. or« second In popularity to the Rocks, the whits variety bain« the most pop­ ular. Their blocky sh ip * makes them an excsllent breed fur broilers. I Jk e the Plymouth Rocka and Rhode Island Reds, they lay a brown egg- The le g ­ horns lay s white egg. and In thla re­ spect they have a alight advantage, aa most markets prefer the white egg, H E R A L D BU ILDING SANFORD though tbors la no ditferenoo in the qualities o f eggi with a brown of a v tlta shell. 532323535323534853534853532348485323234848480048532348485302484802485323234823 HERALD PRINTING l ....... i w - »e ■ •■I«»f**fevvrw.**7 --------- .7 3 '¿■¿li? ■. ' xiÀifjd • ** �Scptember| 24.1912 THE SANTORO HERALD THE SANfOUD HERALD robUtfcad Cmy TWd*r and rrfclay Montini By THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R. J. H o u r , Editar tUVNEt. Butin«»» M itr ili l i l M f l i U M Prtee. » 1 .0 0 • Tear In A d rio c r I la Ike City ky csritw 12 00 pr» year adriaca ot EOc pvr month. Ptymaau la adtaaca ami ha mad« at office Ratarad at secawd-daas mall mattar Animi 22od ItQ». at tha Poatoffloa at Sanford. Florida aadar Act af March 3rd. IS7» • i !I S' I .tt rI.I '• X ' JJ we TH E DEM OCRATIC T IC K E T For I’rertldcnt: WOODROW WILSON, of New Jersey. For Vice-President: THOMAS R. MARSHALL of Indiana. Presidential Electors: JE FFE R SO N B. BROWNE J . FR E D DeHERRY CHARLES E. JO N ES W. C H IPLEY JO N ES LELAND J . HENDERSON H. C. SPARKMAN Congmaman, Statc-at-Large CLAUDE L ’ENGLE ( ’ongreceninn Second District FRANK CLARK Governor: PARK TR A M M ELL Secretary of Stare: li C. CRAW FORD Commissioner of AgricultureW A McRAE Treasurer J LIJN1NG. Attorney (renerai THOMAS F WEST ComptrollerW V KNOTT Superintendent Public Instruction W N SHEATS •Ute affairs and the min we support this primary may he superceded next by a better man and in this case would not receive our support. Hugh Sparkman is nil right, hot like many other good tnen he over estimates hit own opinions and firmly believe* that Ins candidate« are the only real men and all otbe-rs must be grafters. Just u mistake of the mind and not ¿1 the heart. There are few papers in Florida or any other state that were not started with the Idea of giving support to some men or local measures, otherwise they would not have been started and yet we would not call these papers corporation sheets or the editors grafters. This idea we tried to convey to Bro. Sparkman in calling for the owners of his paper and if he still claims that the papers of Flor­ ida who do not favor Igs side of public questions are corporation owned, the Herald will stand pat and reiterate that thf Marianna leader Is also corporation owned. # * Like Many Writer». Debt Collsctlon. Minnie—"I wonder what ever be No doubt the world doe* owe all of ua a debt, but the question of collec­ cam# of Jen n ie Sm art, who took grit tion 1« one which does not »eem td bs prlto In our graduating cla ss’ ’ In a fair way to be settled It la a —"Why. don’t you know? sh* wru( Degradation of lamentable fact that there will never an article on T h e American Womanhood.1 gui fi ooo tor truths and again be such brilliant It from a magaxlne. weut im0 w»u those which were witticisms spoken atreet, made a fortune, and w«at glreD to the world by the ancient*. Still, there 1» balm In reflecting that Europe and bought one or (he •»*«(. they were born before we were and eat little princes you ever s a i l" - , T erre Haute Ezpreaa. Tis said that Roosevelt will be forced naturally had the first chance. to retire from active politics for awhile on account of a nervous breakdown. Too much Wilson has given many a good man nervous break down Ixdore, only we gave it another name. u ---- 0 a r e t h e r e s u l t p r o d u c i n g kind u The Initiative and Referendum may u U Thrv are as good as careful supcrvlaion and honest methods can make them. not come before the people after all and § Social* formulas for CITRUS FRUITS, POTATOES. TOMATOES. MELONS. jast now some of the astute politician» i & S . STRAWBERRIES. LETTUCE. CELERY find all truck crops are finding that tnayiie the bill calling «u W R ITE FOR B O O K L E T « for the amendment did not paw the last u session of the legelslature. Ix*ave it to u q Harry Floyd. He probably knows. i ------ 0 -----> 3„ JACKSON VILLE, F LO R ID A Some plan should be formulated to J »• * continue the work of digging drainage M W fligtrgrPPFPffgBnneg& PPPPPPggBPPPPPPPPM PM PPPPPP'uttpgtm a ditches through the celery delta. Thou­ sands of dollars of damage 1» wrought every season, that could have been saved if the drainage could have been carried out on the original jdan. The Herald helped to »tart o|>erutioiui by publishing the specifications and lias never been UE to its individuality of service; iu individuality of methods; paid for ihe same. There may baye its increasing efforts in behalf of home—owners, this house lx*en gtxxi reasons for stopping Ihe work furnishing store has made itself known from one enJ of but the Ions suffered since can never lxmade gixxl. Many have Ix-eri made to •Florida to the other Its prestige is by no means limited to .lick suffer for liie plans of u few. sonvillc— it is an institution for the State in general. With Buffalo Bill »nd the county fair .Orlando expects to get up some enter­ tainment for the native« this season. ----- 0 ----It gives as great joy to assure the people of Sanford that the new tourist hotel a ill lx- built. This much Is as­ sured by the men ol ample means a ho will take the project in hand. iFAVORITE F E R T I L I Z E R S ! ' INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER T H E A D V ERTISIN G T R EN D “ When circus men go back on bill­ boards it marks the beginning of the end of that form of advertising. The traveling circus initiated bill­ boards, and iri turning from them to newspapers the cirrus advertiser inau­ gurates a departure from a tradition and custom which have unquestionably built us many a fortune. While still a nov­ elty, billboard» told u story und were effective. Hut in their multiplication they no longer make the impression they once did. “ Newspapers give immediate results. Elephant’s Wonderful* Trunk. They reach the class of people you want The trunk of the elephant may Just­ to interest. Where one person reads ly he considered as one of the mira­ newspa|>eni und magazine« thirty years' cles of nature, being at once the or­ ago hundreds rend them now. it is to gan of respiration, as well as the In­ the puper every ope goes to find the rec­ strument by which the animal sup­ ord of births, deaths, marriages, weather plies Itself with food Nearly eight predictions, Wall stri-et reports, wr- feet In length, endowed with eiquls Ho sensibility, and stout In propor jnons, jirile lights and every tiling else lion to the massIVe site of the aul that is going on in the world. utsl, this organ »III uproot trees or ‘The circus man figures correctly that gather gras*, raise a piece of artillery ‘hi |wr cent of the people Mill look ill tile or take up a nut, kill a man or brush »utile place to *«•<• ulsiut tile coining of off a fly. the circus." I>sdie's Weekly. () Notifying ths Ood. v. D EBA TE UN S lK 'IA l.lS f One of the odd things ths visitor to Socialism is undoubtedly u growi vkliV I*- Burma will notice Is the Izrge uuuisuin Florida and is attracting much ber of bells about the pagodas These interest that some of the prominent hells are usually bung on tarred post! preachers in the state are stepping a few feet above the ground They aside from their purely ministerial func­ are aweet-toned, as all Hurmese belli tions to make it u mutter of debate aro, but they are not furnished »Ith liu routes Rev John B 1-ey, of (icalu, tuts Ixx-n di»- tongues 'T h e worshiper •iissmg the subject in the Ocala Banner, to pray before the pagoda strikes one und his criticisms of Socialist doctrine« of three Bella with a wooden mallet has stirred Rev. Frank Sullivan, of This la to attract tha atientlnu of the g<xl ramjm, to reply Mr Sullivan invites Mr I-ey to public debate of tlie issue in Tha Latter of ths Lew. Ocala and in a letter in the Banner of A mother led her six children to the that city, puls the |>ro|Kmitton us follows: While l am willing to have the pro­ apple-treo It had borne but a single posed debate limited to any lim-s of apple—no longer visible to the casual the subject that may lx* desired, i would observer. “I told you not to pick that apple"' she said, sternly “Wa suggest the following for consideration didn't (dek I t '" the children an iv aiid 1 ou say I but As long as a man is a» In chorus And the oldest girl added in* is, ther»* Mill lx* pixir and rich ' T In an Injured tone. ‘‘You can see your this I iigre*\ but | challenge you to shoM aelf that Its still on the tree I I that there is any reason, human or mean the core la! Wo only climbed divine, why man should remain» as ho up an‘—-an' took a bits once In a I while—we didn’t pick III" "Next, you nay, 'it seems to lie a part of the divine plan.' Tills assertion is Peculiar Scotch Mirage. liliel on tiu* divinity, mid I charge you The easterly wind Is beilrvwl to to substantiate it from u biblical, Chris have been sccountablo for the curious turn nr material standjxiint. mirage which was witnessed torn« “ Referring to your re|ire«eutation of days ago over the eastern area of Socialism as ‘seeking to equalize in the Firth of Forth In Hcotl&nd The comes us u (ligliMivy to human hup|ii- tower and upper portion of the May tieus, I challenge you to show where or Island lighthouse bad tbe appearance of floating In tnld air. and the rocks when any S<x-ialist organization, under looked as if they were surrounded by the authority rtf the party, ever advo­ trees The spectacle attracted a good cated ‘making the Income of any two deal of attention, and an attempt people equal,' or the making of nnythlng was even made to photograph It. else equal, except the right for each ami every individual to the full value of all Sunshine a Cleanser. that he can jirodure, without Ixdng edmHunsblue Is the best poaslblo disin­ pelled to divide up the product of his fectant. 'Ihe raye of the auu pene­ labor with a non-producing class. trate and disintegrate all organic sub­ " I challenge you to show that there stances. Let it flood the rooms which [a one word in the 12th chapter of Ro­ are occupied whenever It Is possible man* (or in the whole Bible) that is In­ L>*y the bedding in Ita direct raye for compatible with Socialism, and I assert an hour every bright morning Dark that the 4th to 8lh versos are distinctly corner* that have a etuffy smell ar« dangerous to tha health of the houao Socialistic." hold. ----- O-----Sanford cannot stand still nor go hark ward. The movement must be forward Men's Idea of Woman’s Dress. anti to go forward with the »jxhxI com­ "If a man apota anything remark­ mensurate witli the times we must get able about a womau'e drees, nine together and stay together. In order to times out of ten It la something that get together the spirit must be fostered annoys him; If he merely consider« by organization and every citizen of her well dressed, the effect as a whole Sanford ahoulti lie a memlier of the new’ la enough for him, and details are «uperilous."—Cloud», by Cbarlea IggU, boosters’ dub about to bo organized, den. Sanford should make arrangements to extend the Sanford Si Everglades Ry. to i r * v Tsi I M Hagff Oviedo and make connection with the N Seaboard Air Line, thus giving us an­ other outlet for our fruits and vegetables. »££ E \XVrz SLW'r&J i t Another good move would be to connect f t W j r m id o t . I„ my ¿Bes. ¡£d' U . L i u i n ^ »Uh l*» with the Florida East Coast Railway at HnM c w tiA n u m b r u n—Uto» ««"online» following I Z Z E Z i Geneva, thua making a continuous line to the east coast. s i r - " . — ■!“ ■“ • * "■ "*» » I- ,w Ix-l every man who lias the welfare of J ' i i t r g . ' g f t & t t M i t " - —i r s i Ox 2Mh ° ° ,k * ,!>,K Sanford at heart attend the meeting of day Ol O c t o b e r . T l » l i l r .fit»M a my <xbd*l signatura sud ■»«] iku . tlx* Commercial Club uext Friday night Z3rd ds, ol BaptwnUv.TlI. tllT ,k* _ It- M._ ROBINSON. and If you are n<*t already a member Osvk Circuit Court. Ovoags Co., fU . Stati* Chemist It E. ROSE Adjutant (renerai: J C. R. FOSTER. -— o SMOKE AND F IR E Hugh Sparkman of the Marianna Leader, who (toecn os lite lute smoke of the state prem and claims to have smoked out the pajiers who do not sujiport the candidates that lie supjHirtn ut tempt mi givi- the Herald the numi« of the owners of till' I¿ruder iiut he-fulls to publish aulii names. Taking Hugh ut his word we will giva the names of the owners of the Herald and If his paper is not owned by some corporation or some political fac­ tion will he please lx* as frank as the Her­ ald. R. J. Holly, editor of lite Herald, owns the majority of the Herubl slock of the paper The rest of it is owner! try W M Haynes, the huainism manager and G. W Kinnahan, u retired tmsimmn man ol Wichita, Kansas, who invested in Her­ ald stock Itecause it psyi him dividends. At the last primary the Herald favor­ ed many candidai»« that Hugh Spark­ man favored with the exception of Frank Clark and we supported Frank ('lark becauia he was the irest man for the po­ liti« ! In bur estimation. For this sup­ port we charged Frank nothing. Our editorial column» are not for sale and we would not charge Hugh Sparkman or any other member of the press gang with selling their editorial columns The editor of the Herald has too much . respect for every editor In Florida to ever , charge him with selling his birthright foF a m e« of pottage. Of course there are cim inu tanr« where the boys on * ° n x Papers are hired men ami obliged to writ« «tuli that will reflect the views of the owners, but as three writers are paid (or that kind of matter and are in,* d a « by themselves It U rarher tHflicult for the country editori to separate the boya who write for pay and the editori of the small weeklies who form a balance ■beet by playing the busine« office against the editorial columns in local af­ fairs. The Sanford Herud it not u political organ in any sense of the word. W’e ' Print * «"•** weekly paper with the idea of assisting lu the material welfare of Sanford. Orange county and the state of Florida and have never forced any candidate upon our reader«. Having u will of our own w« always aupport good men and measures and have never taken aides with any faction. This rulo is fol­ lowed in local »flairs, county affaire and bscom» ooe now. COMPANY | THE HOUSE OF CUNNINGHAM D TH IS store is the depot and market for the output of the finest ^ furniture made in America, handling sucTt products as are manu factured by Berkey & Gsy; Chas. P. Limbert; Luce Furniture Com pany. and. in fact, all (be very best concerns of Grand Rapids ire 5 fully represented. And ujMtn tbe merits of such creations has this business attained the remarkable success (bat it is at present enjoying i OUR PIANO DEPARTM ENT NE of the finest appointed Piano Stores in the South is liK'aicd on the first floor of our building. I be display cm tin braces only the finest makes— the kinds that are depend •hie Ì am: lorthy. In the list are the ’Steinway,’’ the "Kohler & (. iinj bel and Aufoptano.' all of which we. being State agents arr »Id» coin)>e(rht to handle throughout the State. FOR the l>enefit of your home, your purse, your \ peace rentment— <;kt ACQUAINTED WITH CUNNINGHAM m ¡John A. Cunningham! 5 m ..... “ Where you cart Depend ou tlio Quality •»’. : JACKSONVILLE N E W YORK 1; For Engraved Cards See The Herald Are You Alive? I" ilic imi timi now is the time* to (akt* out n polit y hi u n-ptiinblf I.ifv* luiurunt-f (oinpnuy YOU MAY BE DEAD! Today, Tomorrow. Nexf Year, f«»r nod your You tire doing ihent on injustice. futnily not provided MEET ME F ^ C E TO f A( K und let me explain all the principul points uhout ihe Ik*?h life insurance policies. D. L. THRASHER O rn ct in H erald B ixj. SA N FO R D . FLO RID A WATCH OUT for our exceptional offering» of beautiful ■smooth and fertile litUe farm». A»k m about them. Here you can grow cel­ ery, lettuce, cauliflower, tomato*-«. <'u' cum ben, cabbage, berriee, b.'eta, etc., in fact, every vegetables that farmers car» to raise. Drainage perfect. school* and churches and evi rylhing el** that la needed to make Hie pleasan*. We can furnish what you want. have the best land a t the lowret prl«* Write or come In to ace us. HOWARD - PACKARD LAND ‘ °Hanford, Florid» A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House F o r You �\r % * > [ September 24. 1912 THF SANFORD HERALD Ur. Oliver Miller Is in Washington this week on official business. f 'Duffalo Dill’s Wild West will exhibit In Orlando Oct. 24th. ^ i d e Josh la tickling the risibilities of the people at the Imperial this week. Mr*. 0 . B. Dickinson has returned from a pleasant visit to friends in Mait­ land. Mr. and Mrs. R. T . Overman of Tam­ pa spent Sunday with their son, J. H. - Overman. Sweetxer and Pimento Cheese this week at J . D. Roberta’ Grocery. 10-2c The front of the store occupied by J. o . Roberts la being made beautiful by white paint. _____ Be sure to attend the meeting of the Commercial Club at the city hall next - Friday night. C. F . Williams of Jacksonville s|>ent '■ several days here on the home place and greeting friends. Bathing will be free in Woodland Park swimming pool on Suntluy, Sept. 29th. 10-2tc Mbw Veda Ward returned home last Saturday from an extended visit to |x>intjt in Indiana and Michigan. : Mr. Clifford IValtody has lx**n added to lha staff of the Evening Star He will solicit business, make rollectioas and gather news. All eourUrurs extended to him will tw greatly appreciated by this pa|>cr. It comes natural to Mr fVulx*|y to do newspaper work. His father, the lumented Major Peabody, was a veteran newspa|>er man, and first as editor of Sanford s leading newspaper, and later os one of tlie Tiines-l’niort's moat valued representatives, made nn enduring place for himself in the memory of Florida journalists. Njr IVnlxxly's jxnilion on the Star will not conflict with his manage­ ment of the Air Dome, nearly u|| of the work of which is done after an evening pa|x*r goes to press. Oralu Star Commercial Club Will Meet President Lake of the Commercial Club has culltxl a meeting of the rnemlx*rs in the city hall next F’riday night at 7:30 o’clock. All the members and every one who is not n meml>er who is interested in the welfare of Sanford is request«*! to l>e present. Many matt«*rs of vital importance will lx- discussed and general plans for helping Sanford will l>e outlined. There has been ne meeting of the Commercial Club dur­ ing the summer months and this will give every one an opportunity to get*together again and it is to lx* hojx*l that a record breaking crowd will lx- present. Re memlx-r the date, next F'riduv night in the city hall. With the moving of the Waldo News to Callahan, the suspension of the Alach­ ua News, High Springs Star and Gaines­ ville Elevator, the Alachua county news­ paper field is left to the daily and semiweekly Guintsiville Sun. virtually one paper and under the same management, it would seem that Hro. McCreary's hands would soon Ih* blistered digging graves for his competitors. As the pa­ pers named are only those that have pegged out during the year, there are several other mounds to think about. We know of several others that passed in their checks in years gone hy. In­ verness Chronicle. *• Many. -a Man W o u fo ‘H a v e B e e n Hate* for F'erlilizera C. J. Monsalve, who has Ix-en hand­ ling fertilizer* for the Nitrate Agencies Co., leaves today for New York, where he was called on business mutters, his fertilizer business has been turned over to T. K. Bated of the Title Bond & Guar­ antee Co., who In the future1 will handle the business. t WEALTHY If it hadn’t been for the Waste Ah it Ih, he haHn’t (he wealth, but Home one elHe haH. In juHtice ( o t yourHelf and othera Royal Arch Masons, Attention There will be held u special ronvocatiihi of Monro«1Chapter No 15, R. A. M., on Thursday evening. S»q»t. 2tith, at 7:30 sharp. Important business will lx* transacted and there1 will lx1 candidates elected for degrees. ii f: t o l a r . Acting High Priest. V You Should Save BEGIN TODAY Wade, the Tuner. Oriundo. tf Off to Coronado J a m » Couch and family have com­ DEPOSITS ABSOLUTELY INSURED Gas engine repairs Sanford Machine liulf the population of Sanford have pleted their fine new home on West fri-48-tf become members of the Ananias Club A Garage Co. First street and moved In last week. firing your old tire* to Sanford Machine John Shinn of Wichita, Kansas, ar­ and to celebrate the occasion a numlx-r & Garage Co. for vulcanizing, fri-48-tf P E O P LE S BANK O F SA N FO R D of them left this morning for Coronado rived in the city today and will farm the Wr are equip)**) lo handle your repair Reach, whenthey will sojourn for a few M K S T E V E N S . V P r,. H E TOLAR. C u km Kinnahan place near Cameron City M M SM IT H . f\ e. Sanford Machine & Gufage Co. days. S|xx‘ial raU-s have lx*en made for work. S. R. Hudson of Orlando is in the city fri-48tf them at the Atlantic Hotel and they exUnlay looking after the advertising on While the weather is hot buy your |snt to have a gixxl time fishing (nr lug the preiniun list of the Orange county sea liicxs Among the number were dried chip|M*l lx-ef at W. W. Ding’s VSSSSSSSVVSSS VSSSSSSVSVM WW VVVVVVVVVWVWVWVVWW WVSXXXlVVr a tXlM fair. w Messrs Williams, Davison. Elder, Perry. grooerg. Sliced on an American slicing Try Guava Paste, on sjivsiul sale this 94-tf Fernandez. Frank WixxirulT, Seigh, Mil­ machine. week at Roberts’. lo .’tc ler, Mason. Itousholder S|teiicer Mel E. H. McNeill and liruy Rush of Or­ Unger, Summers und many others texi lando were in the city last* night. Mr numerous to mention. McNeill attending the meeting of the Hotel Co. Stolen Money Returned Pensacola. Fla . Sept. 24 The pack­ All Local Advertisements Under This Mr. and Mm. M. E. Moye and the S H I P P E R S OF boys have returned from a pleasant visit age containing $5d.00<) h i currency w hich Heading. Three Cents a Lin« f ach Issue was mysteriously extracted from an ex of several weeks to Mr. Moye’s purents pre-vn shipment from the Fir»t National at Arcadia. Wanted—Seven or eight risiili hixiMThe Gate City House has brought Hank here to the laiuisvilie ami Nash lussi locality W C Post, city ‘J-2tp down the high cost of living Only $4.00 Vllle pay car at Flomaton. Via . » ie found Want«*!—Young mail wishes position per week for the fluent table board in the thin morning at «> o'clock, at the rear at stenographer or generul oilier work city. See Parser. 2K-tf door a of the hank building hy a negro Phone MM. between 12 and I 30 o'clock 9 2lp janitor No arrests were made hut de Mrs. I. N. Moon* returned to her home tectiven think they have an im|Hirtant « ♦♦♦♦♦♦ Wanted Hoarders arid roomers al the in ‘Jacksonville lust Saturday after a trail which Will lead In the arrest of t in me Ohio House. 219 L First street. U)M(airs pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. R. II transient rates $1 SO up 9-2tc interested m tukmg the package. Marks on Sanfortl Heights. For Sule— Fourteen acres Oviedo Black Hank official* still exprens confidence Mayor Spencer has returmxl from a that the money in the package wils de­ Hammock, bordering Luke Jessup. Near Part Improved. Flowing well trip to his old home in Rockingham. livered to the express company in tact Oviedo. available This land is selling lor $150 N. C. He was accompanied home hy A telephone message was received at the l>er acre. Will lake $1200 00 Address his mother, who will spend the winter hank Saturday late to the effect, that the J F. A . Oviedo. F la 41 Up SANFORD. FLORIDA here package containing the valuables would F'lrs’l Clast Table Hoard—Mrs (’ I. Mrs. Eric Anderson of Macon, <m ih h e placed al tie rear di»or o| I he hank I texxllmr 210 Park avenue 102 ll v v v v sw v v v m v w v w v v v v v u v w sv sv v w v vvw vvvvvw vv v w vv H H VU M M v I the guest of her sister. Mrs s M pen hut the teller dldn I heed thinking ll I he For Sale—txxxl Hunk rumilmut nr Lvre Ixsly. Mm. Anderson formerly resided Ire k of a practical joker in louring car Hoth in gixxl nindition J Tin ii |wn al Holden .vile chçup here and her many friends are glad to IO()-tf Co. aec her again. , Ia>cal Firm (Join Contract Farming—Several For Reni’ J . D. Roberts’ Grocery is headquar­ The F'ernuld I lard wan* Company were ham. two flowing acres land, hi ters for Chase Si Sanliorn’s Teas and awarded the contract last week for iuy- wells. 2 'A miles'* i poatoffice. Sanford, Codecs. None lietter. 10-2tr ing ulxiut two miles of water mains in Fla Addison L urns 90-tf This town is putting m Miss Anna Overman, who has Ixxm Winter Park For Rent —Five ucrcs. well. Illeil. with M O D ERN S H O E R E P A IR S H O P the guest of Mr. and Mm. J. H Overman a system of water works The F'ernuld house Also 10 nrres. 5 tiled Alv> .' for several days, left today for Philudel ] Co are also furnishing considerable acres tiled, with gixxl Imjiim- Call on or A L L W t)K h D O N E BY pFxme W A Mmnick ('.ainerun ('it> 94-tf jihia, where she will lx- principal of the plumbing material for the new hotel at Fix Sale—Need lx*l of lettuce Phone W inter park < oml*s Conservatory of Music, Another contract just completed hy or call Tlx)» Luton. F t Heed, i o Mrs v Harry Ward arrived home yesterday Wylly H3,c them was a complete steam heating from Decatur, Ind., where his business For Kent—Ught housekeeping u|»art No 103 WeM K im Street N e it Door to City K a m a « ' plant installed in the residence of Mr. interests called him for several weeks. ments $3. $3.50 und $4 00. ulv> furnished List. Among other contracts taken hy ruoin. Mrs M. FI. Hixiper. (jiurel and w w w v v v v w v w t m w v m v v w v v v v t vtvvvvw vw vvtvvvvvvxavvvVMVav He is busy now with his farming inter­ he Fernald Co. is a water supply and Second. 8-tf ests In the celery delta. plumbing system for W. H. Howard. For Sale—Lake front property Exce|>Mrs. Forrest Lake and daughters, Oviedo. A complete heating and plumb­ (innally fine opportunity to purchase a Maud and Serita have returned from a ing system for the rwidence of Mr. Wad­ well huilt. comfortable F»ome on Lake summer spent in Chautauqua, New Monroe, five minur? walk from city, with dell. Ml. Dora, and the plumbing mate­ four acres Irrigated Innil under cultivation, York. Enroute home they stopjied in OF SANFORD, FLA. rial, doors, sash und blinds and builders' and three acres newly cleared, also three Washington, Baltimore and other cities. hardware for the residence of J. W. acres purk land surrounding bungalow. QEO. P E R N A LD , V I « « P r « « . P. M. N A N O . P re s id ia i Ten acre* In all, admirably suited for all Now is the time to have the children's Reach, Grovelnnd. 0. P. W H IT H E R , A sst. Osshlar r . P. P O H d T E R , Csshtsr purposes. Low price for Immediate sale hair cut for school. At Albert GrumFor particulars address Owner. P. 0. Box llng’s barber shop they do it right. F u n d s P r ot oc t o d by B u r g l a r y I naurane* Al the Imperial 1122, Sanford. Fla. 8-2lc 10-2tc Uncle Josh appearing at the Imperial Safety Deposit Boxes for Rant i All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ 8. O. Chase has returned from n »tuy the first half of this week was u big sur chine & Garage Co. frl-48-tf O R G A N I Z E D 1887 of aome time at Warm Springs, Va. He prise to Sanford theatre patrons. His was accompanied by his older son, Ran­ act as presented last night was the Ix-st dall. M n . Chose and the younger boys that has lieen here of its kind. Uncle stopped at Chattahoochee to visit Mm. Jre»h made us laugh and applaud as we Chase's parents, Capt. and Mm. H. F. never did a single act before. He will do it somewhat different today and to ­ Whltner, Sr. L I V E R Y , F E E D and □ □ □ □ □ □ □ morrow. The Geo. H, Fernald Hardware Co. SALES STABLE report great activity in their business. h e v a l u e Millinery Opening They are furnishing material and InatallMirndda and Wagon* Blacktmlthlng and Horooohoolng l xMrs. . M. L. Allen will have her mil­ of well-printed , the fine plumbing fixtures for the linery opening next Tu«**day at her par­ n e tt-a p p e a rin g residence of B. W. Herndon on Park Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged avenue, the materia] for the new resi­ lors in the Rand building. Mrs. Allen itationory u t H E A V Y H A U L IN G AND C O N T R A C T IN G »■ dence of C, A. Couch on First street has just return«*! from the eastern mar­ meant of getting and kets and has the finest stock of millin­ »eat and the installation of a fine holding desirable basi­ plumbing system was also done by this ery that has been placerl on exhibition in Sanford this season. Remember the nets bat been amply company. 1*. v l/ B illy Hill, W. C. Palmer and Ralph date and get your fall millinery before demonstrated. Consult Wight started for Orlando yesterday to the stock has been picked over. WANTS Chase & Co. Florida Fruits «»•' Vegetables General Insurance Agents M. H A N S O N E L E C T R IC M A C H IN E R Y FIR ST NATIONAL BANK HAND BROTHERS T consult with Major Giles on military affairs. They broke a .rim on their automobile, were picked up by J W. Duttbn enroute to Winter Garden, ac­ companied him there, came back to Orlando, bought a new rim and arrived at the disabled car where they'put on a uew rim and reached Sanford again In Hme for supper. , «. . . Etnry Work 1 Irrle A small number of the F’ancy Work Circle braved the exceedingly disagree­ able and rainy afternoon and attended the tiMttting of the circle al the home of Mrs. Barber. The usual fancy work was enjoyed and also the delicious re­ freshments served by the hosted*. . w 2 0 6 E. Bay St . , J acksonvil l e, Fla. V Poultry Supplie» and Remédié» AGENTS FOR (irli, Shell, Beef Scraps, Midland Poultry Feed Robert E hhcx Incubator Co. Grain, Lie. □ □ □ □ □ □ □ M m « n a g i l i lias »4 (Sardes. PWd ssd FW*«r Hm 4 i la lk« H u t«, A t f s i i t i «M |k> a , M U U l, sad Passais la U m I f«r W rit« Pot Our Illuatrstsd C » u lo f sod Poultry Supply P rlr« L a t - ' . . ■V ..*/•% . •. " E. A. Martin & Company os before going elsewhere • •- ‘ * « i- ghp' i- • 111 �T M t SA N fO R D (iCRALD K. B. MUERDA SOME IMPRESSIONS AND EXPERIENCES f OF A TRIP TO OLD ENGLAND I i:* •:»u p y a :.rr»p 3 p y s*r» n p wsr 2 p p p P ? a convenitent port for the continent. In addition, many parts of England and Wale« are within easy access of Fish- dbccmabW to the paewngcr. The bold heudland of Strumble Head is rounded, and tftia ia some seven miles or ao from Fishguard.* Then Dinas Head comes into view; and stretching from the lam between ia the long, straight break­ water close to which the Cunkrd steam­ ers come to anchor. Between the Fishguard of today and that of even a decade ago there U a great difference. A bay which boasted of a departing or rather departed Ashing In­ dustry, and was visited by only a few coastwise traders and Ashing craft seek­ ing shelter, has become convert«! into a splendid harbor, a harbor In which great natural ad vantages have been ably supplemented by the worka which the great Western Railway has construct«!. Fishguard Bay ia protected on the east, south and west by headlands and hills trans-Atlantic lifter*. Consequent!) many v * met that one has no hope ol tver seeing again, and it is with not a litde regret that they have to be said good-bye to. Hiava* 1H au iyyou l"i ever landed from a steamer a n d W n shoved, pulled and pushed and ‘i a custom house? That jerked through __ what was whathappened happenedtotoua usafter afterthe thegiant giant LusiUnia had proceeded slowly upi the the and docked at the. lino Homing Mersey i--------------rlanding sUgo provided by the cit>^iov* of the city of Liverpool. There ernment <------must have been something like two thousand passengers to land and pass through the custom lint*. At uny rate the lino that pawed ashore' Ana not p short one by any means, and the wait was both annoying and tireaome. But considering the huge amount of work the custom officers had to do we were very (juiclky passed. They are much more considerate of the passengers’ com­ fort and wish« on the other aide than they are at New York. /II the officer» that the writer came in contact with were intelligent, «lid their work as quick­ ly as possible, und displayed the cour­ tesy towards the stranger that is every­ where in England so noticeable. It was in the custom house that the writer got his first impressions of Eng­ lish business methods and manners and treatment of strangers. Though at first they seem very slow to us Aineri- was in England we were inseparable companions, and there were riiauy time*} when are each kept the other from get­ ting homesick and having the blues, when we were nearly four thousand milaa from home. This young man was not the only per­ son that mad« a valuable acquaintance during the voyage. A young electrician from Buffalo who was to visit friends In England, and a Harvard student Aniahed out a quartet that had many pleasant times during the voyage. The Harvard ' student was an Englishman and could and did telflTiP’ writer many thing! about England^that were after­ wards very ' Valuable. Those four were much together and took many long walks by n substantial breakwater two thou­ together around the great, spacious sand feet in length. 'l*he liay is sis mile« decks of the Lusitania, and took many aero«. pictures and did many things to paaa the ’ The breakwater affords shelter from time away during the remainder of the tiie north und northeasterly winds and aeaa, and extends seaward the distance voyage. You can imagine that to one who was ulreudy mention«!, 11,000 feet. It is of accustomed to the warmth of Florida's the rubble t)’|x>. with a width of the seu summer weather, it was a very sudden floor of 300 feet, a height from the sea change to come Into contract with b«t of !k) fret, and a width below the but wonder what would happen if n weather that was about as cold as any apron of t*0 feel hustling, systematic American busimeui that we hnve here in the middle of win J On the shore sub- of the breakwater, mun were put in plnce of tiie Englishmen ter. When the Lusitania left New York ami near where it connect« with tin- land, at the licud of some of their businease*. we were almost suffocating with the a quay has been constructed. This is Undoubtedly there would l>e a big cloud heat, and four days later we were near I the Ocean quay at which the mails are of dust raised und when tiie cloud had ing the Coast of England and the temper- ' disembarked and dispatched to lamtion passed away one would ace things look­ ature was such that every one that pus- ! by sp«-ial mull train. The construction ing much more up to dale und ready for sess«l an overcoat and other heavy id tlii« railwsv. which also runs alongside business in the least ponsihle time. Hut clothing put it on as quickly as po-wiMe llic quay ut winch tin* ittuewngeni and although their way is entirely dillerenl There was nothing deserving «|>fcial j their luggage arc land's) may In- classed from our* that is no sign tliut it is not mention during the remainder of the :as among the greut .engineering fculs of efficient They »«• quite tut many things the country. Originally the cliffs rone to criticise in our way of accomplishing shrer from the i^ tcr as they do now from things at such high spe«|. Those ill» the buck of the station, amt it wm* neccn press In ns guimsl at the custom house «ary to prepare a terrace (or tile quay were verified many times later on ami railway It was nearly dark when we hud proven Hliisting operations were jcaorted to. to the satisfaction of England's custom a« much a« 113.00(1 tons of rn^P being re authorities thut we posaews-d no will»«« moved by u single operation The or tobacco or any tiling else u(wm which spoil thus nhlairifd was u«-d in the con they could place u duty and were free to «truction of tiie breakwater and also as pans out on the streets of Liverpool and filling for the quay, which is practically see what England was to Is- like built upon U platform, obtained from dumping soil - from the lilasling oper­ Why ths Football Squad Laughed. ations until n wull rising atmve tiie water Those who wero there whan tbla level was secured. Incident happened eonie twelve years In this way a broad foundation of rock ago never tire of telling the following was made for (he quay ami also for the ystn on I I rtommack. assistant su­ passenger station with its op to d a l e perintendent of schools: equipment for l>vth passenger* and Professor Ceinmark was vloe prlncl goods. At tile quay by the railway sta pal of the Central high school In 1900 tion the splendid fleet of turbine steam­ or thereabouts and th* athletic move­ ers running lietween Fishguard and Rcs»- ment had led to the formation of a beare (Ireland) are berthed, and here are football squad. The ambitious were led to one of the atudy halls on s Fri­ the moat modern appliances for the day afternoon, where Professor Cams|>eedy transfer from whip to train, or mack addressed them after thla fash­ vice versa, of "goods” and baggage. ion: As soon as the liner drops tier anchor ”1 am glad to see yon boy» here and the waiting tenders rotnv alongside In pleased to notice that you are taking tiie ciue- til the Lusitania, one tender an tntoraat In athletics. I think It Is take* tiw mails, another the baggage, s fine thing to bo Interested In health which lia* I»cell conveniently disponed on ful aporta. Football will give you tiie steamer for speedy removal to the confldonco. We need boy« and men tender, while a third is us«l for passen­ of confidence In thla country In fact ger*. The latter has ample saloon ac­ commodations, eo that th* short journey of a few minut«*’ duration from ship to shore U made under the most comfort­ able conditions. Fishguard-.!* intended only us u port for the rapid transit of the mail and for Hotel on an Obelisk. thoe* passenger* that are in a hurry to W a recently published the account get to Ixmdon.. So the writer was not of an axcuralon made by one of our among those-that left the Lusitania on reporters to the top of the Sugar the tender. The greater portion of the L*>af. tha glgantio obellak, SOO meter* passengers also remain«! on board ao In height, that ovarlooks the entrance as to land at Uvurpool,. which la a much of our beautiful bay. A Braalllan com more imjiortaiit |>ort, though it take* a pany Is going to Imitali on top of this little more time to reach it than Fish­ aJmoat inarc*«.tbla block of granite a guard. | handsomely equipped hotel, connect­ 'd« with one of the hills of Rio d* In less than an hour and a half the Janeiro by an aerial railroad. The malls and the baggage of thou* landing work wll be pushed In all haste, and at Fishguard had been taken off, the this marvelous height. bathed by the passengers had gotten ashore and we refreshing breeaea of tha open sea. should surely attract tourists from were ready to weigh anchor again,, From Fishguard we proceeded north­ America and Europe.—Qaaette de ward up the Irish 8«s. within s mile or ready to be unloaded. So thgt between hwi, at time«, of the coast of England the mail and th* baggage the spacious huPout of sight of It because of the heavy main deck waa literally filled and the fog that surrounded us until Mine time pnaseaigers had considerably leas apace to late in the afternoon we . entered the move about in. channel that leads to the mouth of the It must have been about the middle Mersey on which Liverpool ia situated. of the day when we came at last In aixht During this part of the journey the 1. n. WI Some Underpriced Offerings A B IN IT Sanford, Florida ' j OVINQ word» win cost but UttU Journeying up the hill o f Uf*. But thsy make th# weak and waary Btrongar for ths etrife. IV Do you count th in only trlftssT What to earth are sun and ralnT Never «>■ a hind word wuUd, Never was on» «»Id In vain. SEASONABLE DISHES. Now that tho tender green pepper» «re more plenUful, «nd by the way, may be grown by any one in the gar­ den, they may b# uaed raora lavlahly (or aalada and in other waya. Bbrad a graen peppar In «havingIlk« piece«, and add tt to th# cottage cheaaa. It adda both to the appearanca sad flavor. Stuffed green peppers are another favorite way of serving them. Bluff with any mixture of meat and aea» toning« and hake until thoroughly hot. Small green tomatoee cut In slice«, dipped In egg and crumbs and fried, are an addition to the menu. Vegetable Selad.—Line a salad bowl with freah crlap lettuce. Oil with al ternate layers of sliced cucumber», radlahea, onions, green pepper« and tomato««; oover with French dressing and garnish with ring» of green pep­ per. When the flrat new carrot» are pulled slice a few, add a cup of green peaa and a few small new potatoes, a handful of tiny onions; cook until tender in boiling water with a piece or two of diced bacon or salt pork. When ready to aerve add a little milk. Tbla ia a gypsy dish, but very good Scotch Staw.— For thla very young and tender vegetable* are used One pint of green peas, two young pot» toea grated, three carrot* and three small turnlpi, «Heed, head of lettuce, a bunch of parsley and three tablespoonfuls of rice. Cook all together until tender, and aoaaon with pepper, salt and a teaapoonful of sugar A sprig of mint cooked with tho green peaa la liked by many Stuffed Summar Squash.— Wash and cut the tops from the squaahea Bcoop Something Lika IL "Will you have so mo mocking bird *oup?" A new waitress In a family hotel on the 'hill startled the diners last » T u n i n g by asking this question ’TH not eat ot till» hotel again I’m » monitor of tho Audubon society. The vory bio*! Making *oup out of mocking bird*!" Indignantly remarked a woman. " I ’ll take a chance on it fust once," eald her husband. The waltrese went to the kitchen and returned. “I m*do a mistake,” she said. “It waa mock turtle aoup.” City Residence, five rooms, new, all m odem . All necessary outhouses. An ideal location Can be bought for as little as $300.00 cash down, the bal­ ance ....... $20.00 Mon(li Choice Building Lot, high and dry, located near G ram m ar School. Ix>t-s adjoining and in this neighborhood selling for $G00. T his goes for........ $500.0(1 Forty Room Tourist Hotel in a thriving little Florida town Ju st remodeled and furnished throughout. T he furnishings alone are worth more than we are asking for the entire prop­ e r ty ......................... . $10,000.00 Eight Room Dwelling, lo­ cated on th e Heights 4 good building lots go with this prop­ erty. Good water. T he four lots jromi.se a fine proposition to told as an investment as this is jound to Ijo Sanford’s future suburban residence s e c t i o n We the entire holding for $1650.0(1 aller SUBURBAN FARM S Ten Acre Tract in Mecca Hammock, 4 x/ i acres cleared, cultivated 3 years. Flowing well. Four room house, wit it runningwater in house and bath Wire fenced. Price $2000.0(1 Five Acre Tract in M ecru H a m m o ck , Three acres clear ed. Wire fence, good flowing well. For quick sale we sits (Terms can be arranged on part) only $800.0(1 Five Acre Tract, 2l<j acre« in cultivation, fair house» with barn le a d in g station in 20o yards. A very desirable locit tion to live, for .. $2500.0(1 Eight Acres All Tiled on the West Side, main line A. C . 1. R. K. runs on north side. Load ing station right at place. Nb better land or desirably loca tion in celery delta. I‘lent> of lettuce and celery plant« now growing. Crop is now un­ der way $5250.00 Fifteen Acres, live cleared and tiled. Two fine wells Two small outbuildings. All untler Pittsburg wire fence. (Quarter mile loading station This place will only be on the market for a few days for quick «ale $2500.0(1 Thirtj-flve A cres in tw o miles Sanford. Good double story house which cost $ 2 5 0 0 .0 0 to build. Good barn for 12 or 15 head stock. No better dairy proposition in the state. We offer this at $3500.00 But That Was Long Ago. Hewitt—Times have changed. Je w e tt— Hlght you are, 1 fsmember when a pedestrian had an evau chance for his Ilfo vfheu he .tried to erosa Friend of the People Mr. Pompua (to butlar)—I’m expectIng a deputation at I I o’clock to ask me to stand for the borough. Butler—Tea, air. Mr. Pompua—Perhaps It would be M well to remove all the beat urnbrdllaa from the hat ataad.—London Opinion. Theughtlae# Query. “11*t * you ever been married be­ fore?” aak»d the license clerk. "a re a t heaven«, young m an!" ex. claimed the experienced prlma don­ na. "Don't you read tha papers T“ Whereupon she wired Immediate Inat ructions to discharge her nreaa aganL v Beautiful Parisian Streets. In tha 'streets and boulevards of Par“ > * T* n In th« business section are trass-and flowara and gardens! Thee# have contributed largely to makin« Pari* one of th* beautiful and distinctive citlee of th* world. Nowhere els* In th* world, perhaps, 1. the beautiful and the utilitarian oomblned to tha tame exten t Women end Love. Women for the moot part do not love ua. They do not choose a man because they love him. but becauee It plea#** them to be loved by him world, but there .«re very ftw men » * 0« they lor# personally.—a ipw— , Florida Regity Salte « iri 1 0 fi. I w. Co. B e lM le l �H R P O»« R E September 24, IÔI2 THf SANTORO HERALD From the Nation’s Capitol News and Views on M atters of Importanc at Washington by our Special Correspondent Washington, D. C., Sept. 24.— Iahnm -Randolph of Chicago, ono ef the board of engineer« that roado tho tin t survey of the Panama Canal for the United State*, and one of the leading engineers of the country haring added to his many achievements the building of the Chicago Drainage Canal, has just returned from sn extended visit to the canal-tone. Speaking of the attempt on the part of Great Britain to take the Hay-Paunepfort treaty to the llagtui Court of Ar­ bitration for an interpretation of the clause relating to tolls qn the canul, Mr. Randolph said, "Certainly our repre­ sentatives who negotiated the treaty between the United S7tates and Great Brittain, under which the British are seeking to prevent the free passage for coastwise vessels at Panama, were not stupid enough to agree to a-convention that would work such an injury to Amer­ ican ships. War Department will I * affected by the enforcements of the law. A straw investigation made tills week shows that of the first five officers at­ tached to six of the largest army schools of the country 50 per cent of them will have to report hack to liieir command immediately and that 26 per cent of the remaining will full within the letter of the Inw within six month* Among these affected arc thirty or forty instructors at West Point, neurly 160 officers in the \S ar Department and tile attaches at Brussels, Vienna and Berlin. While he regards the provision as moat excellent Major General l-eonarri Wood, chief of staff, said that to execute the or­ der at once would reduce conditions in the War office to a state bordering on chaos. THE PAID KJ.S POST LAW " I do not for a moment believe that any provision in the Hay-Pnuncefote Will Not Injure The fla m ; Merchants treaty can be construed to prevent » Busi ness coastwise vessels from going through the The provision establishing the parcanal free of toll. Of course, if the terms cels post became law u|m>ii the approval of the treaty should make such prohibi- j l»y the President of the postoffice uptation then we shall have to conform to [ propriatiun Itili, it In ing a part of that the terms, but I do not think they do. hill, and will tuke effect on the first of The admission of our coastwise vessels January, 1913. will do much to stimulate the building There has probably not lieen a meas­ of an American merchant marine, not ure* introduced into either house of the kind of a merchant marine we need, Congress for many years that has ex­ hut it will be a start in'the right direc­ cited so much interest, Iteen so earnestly tion. I am In favor of free passage for and extensively discussed and fought all vinseLi flying the American llag if and advocated as tins. And we Itelieve It ran he done without violating >ur tiiat there lot* rarely boon a measure the prolmhle effect of w Inch has I m-c ii s o w is e treaty obligations." Mr. Randolph gave it as bis opinion ly misundersliMsi, l«>th by its friends that the marvelous work that l i a s I m-c ii and its opponents done on the canal since he last inspct-tcd It has lieen thought, and urged as an it. wuuid make the opening o( the ilig argument against its passage, that it Ditch possible by August or 8epteml>er would rum the local and country mernrxt. chants l>> throwing the hulk of trade to xxxxxxxxx ' tile mail order houses We don’t Ih*So many have been the complaints lieve that it will have any such effect, ol the narrowness ftf the uppraoch to 1On tin- contrary we are satisfied tiiat it the White House since 1902. when the will prove to I«- the very most effective offices connected 4 with the Pmudcntial l agency tiiat could have Im-ch devised to mansion were completed, that it would build up tin* I i i i s w u -mh of the merchants not be at all surprising to net- a force of in the smaller towns And we believe men st work in the near future widening that instead ol the mail order lion*«-* of the whole front of the White House ' the larger titles lienrfittin st the ex|>enseg Iswn. Many members of Con grew* w ho'of the merchant, it will actually have have driven through the narrow gate on 1the contrary effect and will dimish the the Pennsylvania avenue side and have j mail order trade and proportionately run their machines through the drive build up that of the local merchant, way, so narrow that two machines can The mail order establishments have not pass without marring the law ns,! now ¿very necessary facility under the have decided that money should Im* up- express system. This system does not propriated to make the needed changes operate on the rurul free delivery mail Mr. Carmi Thompson, secretary to j lines between the country customer and the President, believes that the com the merchant in the nearest small town plaints in relation to the narrowness of When the parcels punt law gis-s into the driveway leading to the offices will lis t on the first ol January n will then culminate in materially widening the be possible and easy lor any housewife roadway, even if some of the lawn that living along any of the It F D. rout«-* fronts the historic structure must give who russi a spool of thri-ad or a few way to the demands of those who do yards of cloth or a little writing pajs-r and is too busy to go to town for it, to business with the executive office, send a postal card to the merchant in xxxxxxx It was the late Senator (¡«si. C. West town, ami by the rertirn trip her little of Missouri, who took occasion on one order will Im- filled at tin- ex|s-nse t«i her of th«i «full days in the up|ier branch of of one rent The parcels post will inulCongress, to pay a remark able tribute tiply and extend this kind of trade end to the dog, “man's most faithful friend." b-s-sly and it w ill operate lieneficiallv to siul which has since found Its way in the the |ieop|e in many other w a y s that w e school books and in the liooks on elo j have neither time nor spare now to de­ queue* as one of the finest bit* of Kng tail. Tampa Times. Iish extant. There Is a chance now for Hollers Will be Harrcd some equally gifted orator to pay fit­ Occasionally they do something in ting tribute to tho horse justification for this being found In the demise of "Old Georgia worthy of «-mulution. The Democratic executive committee Hill" the faithful big hay horse which put itself on r«*cord in this matt*-r a few for twenty-three year* drew one of the Pustoffice Department wagons in this days ago. The committee adopted a city, but for the past five year* has sjient resolution tiiat no voter at the election his time in munching grsaa on a farm thin full who does pot cast his ballot for near Trinidad, Md., under the watchful Wilson and Mnrshnll shall in* entitled to eyes of Caleb Cleveland, his former vote in tiig Democratic primary two driver. "Old B ill” has passed into years hence. No doubt this is a wise provision Up horse heaven. When during the administration of in Georgia, in Florida, a similar posi­ Postmaster General Cortelyou, "Old tion by the state committee would lx* Hill's" legs failed him, and two othor still wiser. In Florida it is a notorious fact that in animals had to be secured to draw tho some cities and counties, tho Democratic loads, -which he for years had pulle«i without a balk, many bids were offered primaries are practically dominated by for the old horse. Mr. Cotreiyou, how­ Republicans. The excuse for allowing ever, touched by Caleb Cleveland’s pious, th«*ae men to vote has always been that determined that Bill had earned a rest there are good citizens and taxpayers, »nd placed him on a pension to do noth­ that there is no Republican organiza­ ing but eat and drink until death. Bill tion in the atato worthy of the name and that unit»» these Republicans are allowed "*• thirty-five years old. to vote in Democratic primaries, they J I U IIT T Owing to legislation by Congress at can have no voice iri governmental af­ the last aeeaaion, J| la now estimated at fairs and are practically disfranchised. the War Department, that more than The evil has thus gradually grown up COO officers now on detached service within the party until It has resrhed will bar* to be removed from their pres­ such proportions that in some counties ent posts at ooc* and sent back to their the Republicans really namrd the ran"tim enta. The provision in the army <ii(iat«-s. in one county the Republican chair­ appropriation bltf. which makes this •hlfting of officers necessary, states that man is »aid to have voted in the Dem««an army officer cannot remain away from cratic primaries and in that congression­ his command for more than four years. al district a progressive Democrat is well Many attach« in American embassies known to have been defeated for the •broad, instructed at military .and traln- nomination for congress by Republican t ° ° K *p4 those stationed at the vote*. w m m — ------ > • , Firyw . ' ItU irfi t-Ti~*r"r’**1 Tlie Republicans who vot»-d in the primaries last spring will vote for the nominees lor county officers they helped to name, ut the November elections, if it suits their purpose. Otherwise they will not. There is no doubt that hundreds of these Republicans who have been flirt­ ing around with tin* Democrats on pri­ mary days will vote for Taft this fall. Hundreds of «¡there will line up and vote (or Roosevelt. ’ No one objects to any of these good citizens doing fcither of those thingB. Furthermore no protest will be raised should any of them vote for Chafii/or Debs or Dr. Mary Walker or--4diry Hllen lx*asp or any other p«rs4u living or dead, for whom they desireMt) vote. Hut there should be strong objections to the»« Republicans, Hull Mooscra, So­ cialists, Suffragettes, etc., coming up two years from now, with smiling com­ placency, claiming the right to nomin­ ate Democratic candidate* for office. No lietter time than now can be found forfcthe state committee of Florida to adopt rules that will shut out the Re­ publicans from future Democratic pri­ maries.— IVnsacolu Journal. a.. _± v 'gw E X C U R S IO N V IA A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN E The Standard Railroad Of The South Round Trip from Sanford, Fla. $3(1.00 Washington. D. C. $40.00 Philadelphia, Pa. $3(100 Baltimore, Md. $10.00 New York. N. Y. S4&50 Chicago, III. $42.75 St. Louis, Mo. - Low rate« (o other poioti. r O n u l r duly to Se p tem be r 3 0 , fin«) limit Oct ober 3 Ut. 191 2. For information on above and offhrr ratra, Pullman reservation, etc., are A t ­ lantic Coast Line afant or write A. W . F R I T O T , D. P A S S . A C T . 138 W e s t B a y 8t. J A C K S O N V IL L E , I L A ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦ On the Young Lawyer A number of years ago a rioted lawyer long since gone to bis reward was de­ •* fending a case at c«>urt that was of con­ <First S tre e t, one Work from Depot o p p o .lt. P w to fB ce) siderable moment. The priwcution was a young man swelled up by a "little brief H. E. W I S E , Proprietor authority," back«*d up by a drouth of ideas, hut haveing a tidal wave of words. Formerly Mniinger of Central Cafe For nearly five hours the prosecution kept up a tireless harangue, wearing the Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty patience of judge, jury and the client. After exhausting himself by his resultless A Place For Ladies and Gentlemen efforts, the lawyer, [s-rspiring at every pore. s«-at«sl himself. While he mop|Msl Sh o rt O r d o r s Af AM H o u r s Everything D ra t C a s * the l«ead* of dampness from his brow his i opponent, the not«sl lawyer above men­ I Prompt, Clean Servire Meal Ticket« are Sold at Kt-durcd Rates tioned. arose ami m calm lone* said "M ay it please the court and gentle­ ♦ • » ♦ ♦ » • » ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ • » ♦ ♦ ■ » ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a » * « « * * » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ - : men of the jury, the day is fast drawing to a close. Consequently I will do as my worthy successor has done, and sub­ mit the case without argument!" R ES TA U R A N T i T H E C IT Y I A. H. C R I P P E N & SON Agent« for New York and Chicago Factories High (iradc Pianos— Low Prices— Eafty Terms Piano Tunihg A Specialty OrderH Solicited i’ P. O. 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Olliers the job for awhile I have not consulted mountain scenery, the HufTnfo Hill Wild her weary fivt, shown her the glories of came liy luml route, iu< then1 are many him in the matter und inaylie be would Weat and Pawnee Bill ta r host. Com-liter (iod and mude Iter joya complete. waya by which the park may la- reached, not like to have the |x>»itioii and the bitted, will exhihlt in Orlando, Oct. 23rd Mim F.dieth Stewart who sureem Neat Sunday will la- u a|»H ial day for 1 only reason I »iiggest bis naine I» because and exeuraion r a t« have already l»rn fully taught the I'aama ». laat »mu pome parlies and prnnnm-s to 1« a gceal i Iliink all 1ln*sr treasurer jobs both city arranges) with the varu.ua railroad- to mer. was tile linuxc guest ofMm Warrvn,. rowd Kalhfng Will la- frit and county ought to Im- bundled in the Carry vlaitora to that point, where *c\ lto>al .md Family Her many friend* bunks There is considerable b o o k eral novel and appropriate feutur« will wen- glad to see her amiling face ugain Misslotuir) Society Meet« keeping and some linuncing in the job give the onlooker an agreeable surprise. She waa acrotnpanied liy her brother, The Missionary So«-iety of the Pre»- of city treasurer and the man who holds The roster of tlw> World'a Koughridvra Max. will have additions to cover every style The many friends of Miss Maude byterian Churrh held tbeir regular mect- it will have to lx* on the job when tax«« of fM|uratriani<m that the culling of the Mclatrty regret to hear of her ¡lilies« and ing ut the home of Mr*. Frid Williams are coining in and for this rvason I think Friday afternoon The meeting was Mr Tol nr would Im- u good me for the universe's moat (amiti in the art can of. |hi/pe (or a speedy recovery, fer, from the Arab and Indian to the M (' Myem wax the guest of his presided over by the president, Mrs place, lie is centrally located and most finished four legged gradual«« In -ister. Mrs I. C Garndt, for » few days <’ (' WoadrufT Mrs I). (' Raldi con­ could In- found at all hours of the day ducted liie devotional exercise*. The und us lar as Ills quaillirations an- com llayte Ecole. |tins week. subject for the aftern«Min w»* '('it) cerned titer«* is Ho qui»*lloli at all An old-time fox hunt with the Gemer * a a Mission». Tliree very illtenwluig jia I Kenny xtud of high juniper», led by the M'OI'hA ITK.MS record-breaking (H»ny "Btayaway," witb| Mias Ktbel Hickson baa commenced (>eni were ra«»l by different members of j *, I alwuys like to go to tin* |ft«toffice the society, entitled "Save the Gill««" |and gej to my Ixix where the spare is a pack of hounds, all in the full spirit of teaching at Taft for the winter the grand'cross country sport, will Girili A large crowd of spectators from and "The I’pa and Downs of Tampa already taken by a geiuus who (M-nusts the beholder. Apopka went to Ml. Dora last Saturday Missions," and also one on "Slum Work in standing in (riont of his box and read­ Max Grulier'a greatest of all traimtl to *<»• Mt. Dora defeat A|>opka, in u well in Ni'w York City." Rev. M. M. Me- ing his mail keeping me from getting Karen, who has lieen occupying the pul- mine until lie finish«-» about two dozen elephants, "M innie," in a succession of matched ball game. surprising feats with hor»«*, |>ony. dogs, Garl llrokaw, brother to W. ||. Hr^ |dt of the Presiiyterian church, waa a letters and (awtal cards ami.comments tnan and lady, is something new u reev- kaw, came over from Delaind Saturday visitor at the meeting and made the soci­ u|Min all of them. If you intend to get elation in animal intelligence; the group for a short viait in bis new Huick ma- ety a very Intending tulk on missions. your mail for goodnusa sake get it and After the husinrns of the meeting had gel out of the office ils s«hjii as you can of Russian peasant dancer* ifirst appear- ehine. ance); the prize winning six bo me team A very enjoyable entertainment was been coneludtsl, tho members enjoyed and give the other fellow a chance to get of dapple gray-s in action, driven by the given at the Wayside Inn Monday night a social half hour together and the deli­ his. cious refreshments nerved by the ho«t««s magician of the.ribbons, "Hilly** Wales, to the young (wople. in contrast to the old time horse. mule MUa Mildred, the charming daughter and ox teams and prairie Schooners. q uest furniture house of Mrs. Williford, left for Talluhaaice ( l a s s P ic n ic "Buffalo Bill" and "Pawnee Bill" will where she will enter tile State College for ChaiM-roned by Mrs. Richard Terhune both be in evidence, (temonally handling Women, taking an arad ernie course. the Sunday nchool classes of Mrs. G. R. the details of s marvelously exhilarating, W. I.. McCalT, Apopka's clever pres­ Waldron and Misa Mora Walker en­ admirable and instructive story of tell* cription clerk, after a pleasant visit tb hi* joyed a delightful wagon picnic Monday ing world history. parents in Sylvanla, Ga., has returned. to the home of 1‘rof. and Mrs. Mar Won Every arrangement will lie made for Carrill Zcpp left Wednesday for Wash­ U k e Om.ro. A good old fashioned the convenience of the Sanford people ington, where he will probably have to picnic lunch, swimming and gnrnea were and a large crowd will be in attendance undei^jo an operation. heartily enjoyed by the young people, from this city. Mias Ada lx3vrll has gone to Jackson­ who returned to town a happy, tired ville to viait relative* and enjoy a needed little bunch of youngsters with the per­ CASSIA FLASH LIGHTS vacation. fect assurance that it had l>een a delight­ The'friend* of Mrs. L. C. Garrett will H. E. Zcpp is making extensive repairs ful picnic. A unanimous vote of thanks No. 1 Roll Top OfflcaDatk. regret to heir of the death of tier to Mr. Paul's house Roll ‘ ««Ida, two d,d,n< um iMtt. | was extended Prof, and Mrs. Maris for mother, Mr*. Myers, which occurred at Ikre. qO«ndidlr n„d. rMy ,« B their hospitality in d to Mr. -C. R. mag d,.w„, on 0f • her home in Lady Lake. Sept. 14. WOODLAND PARK NOTES \\ slker for the use of his horse and wagon »«rd >| p ,,( „ lfd Df, w„ i Mrs. Myers was born near Camden, The frequent rains during the equi­ also. The party Included Mr. and Mrs. Ohio. She moved here in December, noctial period have not prevented the Terheum. Edna Williams. Bertha Klasey, I ***•*«„ 1886 with her husband and children. usual outing* to Woodland Park and Leila Hutchinson. Vera Terhune, Fred Sha la survived by four children: Mrs. Sunday a number of tho regular visitors PRICE $10.90 Wight. Earl Waldron, Clifford Walker. Garrett, of thia place; M. C. Myers, of appeared. Rathing and tobogganing Ml win Meisch and Dick Terhune. I S k ,p ç,d From |odMO, ( V <oty Berraford, and C. C. and W H. Myers contributed much to the fun of a lively of Lady I-ake. All were with tier at party in the swimming pool. Kindergarten School the and. The body was brought .to The Nettie brought a party from San­ Miss Ruth Butler will open u Kinder­ Seminole Springs Cemetery for burial. ford. On the way. a threatening storm garten on September 30, in the Congrega­ Mr*. Myers waa a consistent member came close enough to suggest life pre­ tional parsonage. o l the Baptist church (or years and waa server* and C apt Tiliia cast anchor, i’ÏÎS “ ..u w" 'k 112“ “ M• L J - bunting Tartna, 18.00 par month. j* ,'C. /cl MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED I I II ! J. D. 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FRIDAY, RRFTRMBRR 17. 1111 b l e a s e i n v e s t i g a t io n BRINGS OUT DUMMYVOTE Can’t Find 128 Men to Answer Roll Call of Ballot Box Returns FLORIDA N EW S AND VIEWS FROM EVERY SOURCE CLUB TO MEET WILSON’S PROGRESSIVE (om m ercial Club Expect« To ILive Lively Meet TO START FALL SEASON PRINCIP L ES EXPOUNDED Next President Brings Out Most Progressive Ideasof Campaign OTHER ITEM S OF IN TEREST IN W ORLD’S EVENTS Daily Happenings in The Land of Flowers Culled and Tied Expected Thai Every ProgreHHive Telegraphic Communications Boiled Down For the Benefit In Sanford Will Attend Into a Nosegay of Brieflets of Busy Herald Readers The Meeting Evidence tending to indicate that fraud was practiced in Greenville county in the Democratic atate primary of Aug. 17th, was placed liefore the sub-commltl«e of the South Carolina Democratic state committee at a brief session held in the'court house this afternoon. A local committee which haa bwn conducting an invnitigatlon In Greenville county rejxirUxl that repetition of names on the voting lists in that county had occurred in 340 instances and that the names were repealed anywhere from one to five times each. This, the committee says, Indicate« that 340 men voted from two to five time« each in the primary. The committee further reported that it hud been unable to Identify 128 names on the polling list of one box in the county Votes to the number of 762 were cast in this box. Their testimony will la- nf fered later if the committee desires it The investigation is the result of fraud charges made by former Judge Ira H Jones and John T . Duncan, who op jx>»ed Governor Blease for the guberna­ torial nomination. Governor Blease was renominated by a plurality of i.otMi on the luce of the return«. o o o ('hurles Crawley, a brick mason from Arcadia, was killed and the young son of Joseph Anderson, an engineer on the Sealioard, injured when the front walls of the new Carmichael building at Oculu collapsed Tuesday. Crawley had just finished work when the accident occur­ red. Mr. Crawley was rescued from the debris a few minutes after the accident and hurried to a hospital, where he died shorthly afterward«. He was Identified by a bank book, which he carried on un Arcadia - bank. Young Anderson was hurried to the home of his pnrenta o o o The people of Wayrross, On , are ad vocntiog the plan thut has already l>ocn frequently discussed, of digging u -hip canal across the peninsula of Honda The Waycross plan is to utilité the St Mary’s and Suwannee river route and to take the governmental machinery and paraphernalia now In use in the Panama canal and use it to dig tho Florida ditch with Should the government decide to appropriate a large sum of money and ordtT this canal constructi-d. it would la* found thnt the engineering difficulties are practically nothing and with the Panama equipment and cunul digging force already organired. It would lx» a work of short duration. o o o A feud of some years standing cul­ minated Tuesday afternoon in u pitched battle between the Croat and Goethe families at Bayport, near Urooksyille. Two of the Croat boys and two of tlieir cousins, Dave and William Jenkins, while setting their nets, were fired on by two of the Goethe family, who came up In a launch. The game was called on account of darkness, without fatalities, but it la expected the troublo will be re­ newed today. ----------------------------- f William Alexander Filer, treasurer of Dade county and one of the most promi-7 nent dtixena of this section, died sudden­ ly last night at his home in I/emonCity. o o o With 977 children enrolled St. Peters­ burg’« public schools opened Monday, ooo The Lakeland Dostofflce will be In tcRdlnea by Jan 1, to put Into generul operation the recently authorised par*¥■ P « t system. _ - ’ > o oo . Plana are being made in Orlando to enlarge and extend the capacity of the water and light plant almost immediate­ ly* The new machinery to be installed will more than double the capacity of the plant and the water eervier will be ideally extended in many directions, o o o At a meeting of the city council held CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING Hoy Kidnaps Fourteen Year Old Girl and Ships for Timber C. C. Boy, charged with the kidnap­ ping of fourteen year old Bessie Ia-e, was brought to Orlando last night with the girl, by Sheriff Kirkwimd und Deputy Sheriff I.uwlon. having lieen arrested in the afternoon near ftutlnnd Kerry Bessie l.ee is the daughter of John N Lee, who resides at Plymouth, and as the story goes, Boy cume to her hone last Friday morning and stole her away. The couple cume by auto to Orlundo, where they purchased tickets over the At­ lantic ( ’oust Line ami Ixmrded No 8ft for Ft. Ogden. The father rame to Orlando Saturday und procured a warrant lor their arrest He arrived in Arcadia Sunday night and gave the warrant to the sheriff They proceeded to Ft t tgdyn. but upon arrival found thut the couple had left for Mol Ix-rry. thus eluding their would Im* captors. the father returning home. Monday morning the couple turned up III Sanford a n d went out to Ethel, a little station mi the Eustis railroad and from thut point to Hoy’s home nearby Mr Lee came to Orlando yesterday morning, having learned that Ins daugh ter hud returned with Hoy t*• the latter * home oil the \trkiwa Sheriff Kirkwissi. accompanied l>> Deputy Lawton, then proceeded by auto to Sanford, und from thnt point to Rut land Ferry on the Wekiwa, where they found they could not cross with the mu chine, which they hud to leave there and process! on foot for nearly four mile*. The couple were found at Hoy’s home near Ethel and placed under arrest. After leaving tin* river, according to the sheriff's story, Lawton proceeded in losing tin- entire parly H••had -tart ed m the right dif-diou. In wa- sore but when he found himself h* * .»•* h»»i After a difficult drive they arrived m Orlando about seven o'clock, where the young lady was turned over to her father, und the young mun was given a prelim­ inary hearing und bound over to court for trial on Friday morning. Bonds­ man wits properly «ecurtsl and the young man is now at I i I h t I v pending trial Reporter Star Senator Donegal! on I rial Kissimmee, Hu., Sept V 8. Donegnn. chargisl with “criminal libel." will come up for trial before Judge Johnson. The date is set for tonight. Admission fifty rents, proceed* for the lx-no fit of the Kissimmee lioard of trade. Senator Donegun Is the leader of the "Hlues’’ and so perniciously active did his opponents become thut the "pris­ oner," Donegan, gave vent to some very calumnious statements concerning the “ W hit«!." The "WhitMi.” under the leadership of W. L. Winn, appealed to referee, Andrew Johnson, and thut magistrate bound the defendant over to court. Col Roliert Davis of Tumpu has i>een retained to defend the pris­ oner and Judge I’arkhill. ex-mernl»er of the state supreme court, will labor for conviction. The whole tiling grew out of excessive teal in the contest for new member« for the lioard of trade. The "Hlues" and “ Whites” will occupy"opposite »ides in (he court room. Officers w ill.b e on hand to search for hidden weapons and no one will be allowed to talk except Bob Davis and Judge Parkhil), with the po*aible exception of Triplett. As no one has yet found a way to stop him ho will wag his tongue until the thing is run down. The membershilp contest clow* this week on Saturday, the 28th, ami then comw the dinner and glory of the win­ ner*. the humiliation and dejection of the defeated. The Sanford Commercial Club will meet tonight for the purpose of arousing enough enthusiasm to call attention to the fact that Sunford is on the map and every one who lives in Sanford anil is not ashamed of it is Hum»»ed to attend the meeting. There is not n commercial laxly of any kind at present in the city and the present Commercial ( ‘lull con­ sists of Secretary Hut«* There will tx* no collection taken up at the meeting and tins fuel alone ought to bring out n very large and enthusias­ tic crowd of boosters. The idea of call­ ing the meeting is to get the people of Sanford together and endeavor to ascer­ tain if there are as many as twenty-five |x*ople here who will meet once a week or twice a month and discuss ways and means for the improvement of the city. There have lx— 'll criticisms of the Com­ mercial I'luh in the past und at the meet­ ing tonight u reorganization will lx* called for. if the majority of those pre*elit wish to take over the i'luh and put in order their plan* for advertising the city Harmony is the main idea of the ralleil meeting and harmony will prevail The only idea is to get a memlwrship thnt will stand together and* the husinesa men of Sunford are es|xx-ially urged to attend and lx*conie more active inemlier* of l he cluh In the post there has la-'it no interest manifested hy the merchants of Sunford and the time is rifie (or them to take over the reins of government and lx*come ar live and working merntx-rs of a club that means more to the business interests of Sanford than any Ixxly of men ever ce­ mented together for a common cause. The meeting will be called together in the council chambers at 7:30 and every progressive citizen of Sunford should lxthere Itoal Service to Geneva <>ur little sister on the south. Geneva will now !>e in direct and almost daily communication with u* if the plans of Capt. C. II. Fulton are curried out. Having one of the finest launches or yachts that the Sunford Meet can sjxirt, Cnpt Fulton conceived the ideu of put ting on u service between tins city and Geneva anil the tirst trip was made on Wednesday of this week The Ixiat left at 11 MO ami returned vesterdii) ut 2 10 p in and will leave Geneva lixlay at 7 a. in. 'nils give* the people of Geneva five hour* to stop in this city and the genial captain will also carry all their bundle* to and fro free with the exception of trunks or bulky package*. The boat will curry’ thirty passenger* comfortably, and Capt. Fulton is an experienced navigator, having s|x'nt year* in water traffic in various parts of the countryThe round trip will lx* one dollar, which is very reasonable for a sixty mile trip. This river service into the upper Johns i* bound to prove very popular, not only with the [x*op|e of Geneva hut with the tourists and Sanford people who want to lake the trip through the most beautiful part of Florida, where the fish­ ing and hunting and scenery surpasses any part of the state. The regular schedule of the yacht Ramona will be given in The Herald as soon as Capt. Fulton can arrange the hour« that will be moat convenient for the travelling public. , Wire From Caldwell D. D. Caldwell of th« firm of D. A. Caldwell L Sons Department store has been in New York for two weeks buying goods and sends the following wire to the Herald: "H ave had a very successful trip. Visited many places of interest too nu­ merous to mention and bought very choice lines of fall merchandise, also our linak of ladies' coat suipv and coats have Preliminary work ha* been started in atrictly the Paris and Fifth avenue. Miami preparatory to beginning actual New York styi TWO SANFORD PIONEERS DEAD Mr. and Mr*. Barge Died Wfthln a Few Days of Each Other In these «lays of divorce, scandals and domestic upheavals it is a pleasure to so an old couple journey through life and neither trials nor poverty could diminish their love and devotedness, even the grave only seemed not to scpurule hut to unite them eternally. Mr Burge was buried on Friday and his broken­ hearted, ever faithful, loving wife was laid to rest in a grave beside him on the following Wednesday. Jacob Burge was Ixirn in Switzerland and for some year* worked as llorist and gardener in the north, coming to Sunford some thirty <xld year* ago and was em­ ployed in the same rapacity by Mr Jas E. Ingraham, in whose employment lie remained until he went to live m the little grove where he died. His faithful, devoted wife was born m Ireland anil was a l s o III the employment of Mr Ingrnhum, and like her husband was re­ garded hy her employer as a faithful. I'onarientimis employee. For many year* the old couple was known hy every one ill Sunford and was r»*|Hx-ted hy everybody, regardless of class or creed They workisi their little grove, and even after the freeze they ■ontmued to r.u*e •ulhi ient for their fru gal wuntx Mr- Burge, who had reached the pain archul age of eighty-three enjoyed gixxl health until u few day* before his death He quickly realized thut Ins time had come und fortified by all the consola­ tions of his holy religion hr quietly breathed his lust Sept. 12th and wits buried the following day in the cemetery if which he was caretaker v> ninny year* The friend* who stood hy his grave re­ marked that his devoted wife would not survive him long, seeing that they bud lusm so devoted to cacti other all through life, but no one realized that hi ler«, than a week, Ixdore the flower* on Ins grave were withered »he would he resting buried lx»ide him. Neither medical skill, nor the exquisite kindness of the devoted ladies who took care of tier and whn sympathized with her in her sorrow could realize that there w as no earthly remedy for that pixir, broken heart Father Tyrrell made touching remarks it her funeral Her devolediietw to her husband is u proof thut it is religion und religion alone and not legal enactment* thut will pre­ serve the sanctity of home in adversity us well i.s i,i pro*(M'rity. What is a Suhscrlhcr Washington. Sept. 27. President Taft haa referred to Attorney General Wickershnm the recently enacted newspaper publicity law for an opinion as to what construction is to be placed hy the post­ master general upon the term "paid HubscrilxT*," and ns to whether the luw is to apply to publication* circulated otherwise than through the Unites! States mail*. The reference of these question* will not defer the effective date of the law Oct. 1. Postmaster General Hitchcock said today the opinion would !x< in hand probably in nmple time to enable the poatoffice department to give to pub­ lishers before Oct. 1 necessary lilanks on which to make return*. The American Newspaper Publishers'. Association has protested to President T aft against the law. Yielding to the petition of more than 20.000 postmasters presiding over offices of the fourth class, and recommcndingW of the fourth class and recommendation «f Postmaster General Hitchcock that the petition be granted, President Taft will shortly issue an executive order placing all fourth class jxjst office* on the civil service list. This will mean that the matter will be taken out of the prov­ ince of politics, and about 40,000 post­ master« of the fourth class will take th* civil m know« aa the Lawyers building. ........xsam >agB»aOflot«3c> r fiTnT •TfiT'TVii iitliriiBBIIBfffii •i r ?i Sr» service, to be removed only for cause. i * ik t Governor Woodrow Wilson admitediy went further today toward defining hia ideas on progressive principles than he has since he became the Democratic nominee. In a speech, received with enthusiasm at Hartford, and another ut New Haven, the Governor explained that he favored the initiative and refer­ endum as well a* the recall of adminis­ trative officer», hut that he was unquali­ fiedly opposed to the recall of the judi­ ciary. The Democratic nominee Illus­ trated some of the points in his speech which Included comment on the direct primary system and the direct election of United State# Senators hy reference to political conditions on the Pacific Coast. He suid later that these references to California did not contemplate the presence in Hartford and New Ha­ ven tixlay of Governor Johnson of Cali­ fornia. If I did not Ixdieve to be a Progressive wu* to preserve the essentials of our institutions I. for one, could not be progressive," said Governor Wrii*on in his Hartford s|>eech. After paying tribute to the character of the majority of the i i i **ii in the United States Senate, the Governor said. " I t would lx? pain­ ful to repeat to you some of the pro!■*»«* hy which s«al* have lxx*n bought m the United State* Senate and you k n o w , a* th e ‘whole people of the United S ta lls know, that a little group of Sena­ tors holding the balance of |x>wer, has ugum been uble to defeat programs of reform u|xin which the whole coyntry has set it* heart." o o o A candidate to head the New York Republican state ticket was expected to emerge tixlay from the tangle of specula­ tion thut has Ixtact the state conven­ tion ever since the delegates Ix'gnn to gather last Monday. In their effort« to tint sentiment the leader* have suggenled one man after another without stirring up any convincing »how of en(huniaMti. Utile«* the Republican* re­ peal the experience of the Progrranives ul Syracuse und lind their Icarder in an uncx|H>ctcd outburst of harmonious ap­ proval. the nomine«« seem likely to lie »elected by carefully weighing the strength of the various men proposed and cluxmmg the one who can make the most convincing »how of strength o O II \ Hits to the segregated quarter of At­ lanta were made l<xluy by prominent citi­ zens. women prominent in charitavle work anti ministers, to aid women hy obtaining positions for them. T|ic ac­ tion Uxluy is the result of the police edict alxilishing the vice district, which foi- ' lowed a campaign under the auspices of the Men and Religion Forward Move­ ment. Ten thousand dollars is said to huve Ixx-n raised to aid in the reforma­ tion. •* • ooo With from three to six policemen on every car sent out of the barns the strike of motormen and conductors on the Augusta trolley cars began. There was nothing like n semblance of regular schedules, hut the company's officials said they were doing their Ixat under the circumstances and expected to hav u great many more cars in operation tomorrow. Fearing trouble there were hut few people took the chance of riding on those cars that were sent out, many using the taxicabs and other caba. Others walked to their work or places of business. ooo By agreement, the trial of Sidna Al­ len and Wesley Edwards, the two Allen gangsters connected with the m court officials at Hiilaville, Va. been transferred to Wytheville, where the other members of the gang were tried. The state made no objection at the preliminary hearing on motion of the defense that a charge of venue be grant­ ed. The preliminary hearing was held in the Carroll county courthouse, where the tragedy took place last March that resulted tin the deaths of tb t Judge, prosecuting attorney, «heriff, a Juror and one spectator. v V V ,r , . i f t ì -------- -xxm kx :- * • M ‘- ‘ SKBSssi iw! � 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/. 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 24, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ffb68cd78b0e65f9eccba80a892f4309.pdf cb7373c64b8b61273b5ad03d427fd9f7 PDF Text Text mmm ■» y • •*1 • * September 24,1912 THE SÄNfORO HERALD •V WF [llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO mi.... l i m i l i .... . .. ................................11,1,11 , U 0 . 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Mill* h liy all «(in knew her However, have we known Sanford |M».pie 1 (t urbatone continued from page two) Sin- «mu Mind anil in feeble |,*>ult>i fo r>to I*' easily discouraged liy slight till * 1 understand there is u vacancy in the Will be Prcscnied In Orlando With wverol year» Now Wing |icr(cet she j stacles?“Tltey got there just the same." city treasurer's olfire and I for one would (.real Scenlr Lffrrta ludinld* the glnncn of God's kingdom i preferring uswiminclear water. be very much in favor of having my With a newly arranged arena and and the face of lb«1 Father which in in !Some waiting passengers ut the pier young friend. Ilamil Tolur bold down tenta (tainted to represent towering heaven There her faith lion brought [ took a row boat and rume over. Olliers the job for awhile I have not consulted mountain scenery, the HufTnfo Hill Wild her weary fivt, shown her the glories of came liy luml route, iu< then1 are many him in the matter und inaylie be would Weat and Pawnee Bill ta r host. Com-liter (iod and mude Iter joya complete. waya by which the park may la- reached, not like to have the |x>»itioii and the bitted, will exhihlt in Orlando, Oct. 23rd Mim F.dieth Stewart who sureem Neat Sunday will la- u a|»H ial day for 1 only reason I »iiggest bis naine I» because and exeuraion ra t« have already l»rn fully taught the I'aama ». laat »mu pome parlies and prnnnm-s to 1« a gceal i Iliink all 1ln*sr treasurer jobs both city arranges) with the varu.ua railroad- to mer. was tile linuxc guest ofMm Warrvn,. rowd Kalhfng Will la- frit and county ought to Im- bundled in the Carry vlaitora to that point, where *c\ lto>al .md Family Her many friend* bunks There is considerable book eral novel and appropriate feutur« will wen- glad to see her amiling face ugain M is s lo tu ir) S ociety M e e t« keeping and some linuncing in the job give the onlooker an agreeable surprise. She waa acrotnpanied liy her brother, The Missionary So«-iety of the Pre»- of city treasurer and the man who holds The roster of tlw> World'a Koughridvra Max. will have additions to cover every style The many friends of Miss Maude byterian Churrh held tbeir regular mect- it will have to lx* on the job when tax«« of fM|uratriani<m that the culling of the Mclatrty regret to hear of her ¡lilies« and ing ut the home of Mr*. Frid Williams are coining in and for this rvason I think Friday afternoon The meeting was Mr Tol nr would Im- u good me for the universe's moat (amiti in the art can of. | hi/pe (or a speedy recovery, fer, from the Arab and Indian to the M (' Myem wax the guest of his presided over by the president, Mrs place, lie is centrally located and most finished four legged gradual«« In -ister. Mrs I. C Garndt, for » few days <’ (' WoadrufT Mrs I). (' Raldi con­ could In- found at all hours of the day ducted liie devotional exercise*. The und us lar as Ills quaillirations an- com llayte Ecole. | tins week. subject for the aftern«Min w»* '('it) cerned titer«* is Ho qui»*lloli at all An old-time fox hunt with the Gemer Mission». Tliree very illtenwluig jia I Kenny xtud of high juniper», led by the M'OI'hA ITK.MS record-breaking (H»ny "Btayaway," witb| Mias Ktbel Hickson baa commenced (>eni were ra«»l by different members of j *, I alwuys like to go to tin* |ft«toffice the society, entitled "Save the Gill««" | and gej to my Ixix where the spare is a pack of hounds, all in the full spirit of teaching at Taft for the winter the grand'cross country sport, will Girili A large crowd of spectators from and "The I’pa and Downs of Tampa already taken by a geiuus who (M-nusts the beholder. Apopka went to Ml. Dora last Saturday Missions," and also one on "Slum Work in standing in (riont of his box and read­ Max Grulier'a greatest of all traimtl to *<»• Mt. Dora defeat A|>opka, in u well in Ni'w York City." Rev. M. M. Me- ing his mail keeping me from getting Karen, who has lieen occupying the pul- mine until lie finish«-» about two dozen elephants, "Minnie," in a succession of matched ball game. surprising feats with hor»«*, |>ony. dogs, Garl llrokaw, brother to W. ||. Hr^ |dt of the Presiiyterian church, waa a letters and (awtal cards ami.comments tnan and lady, is something new u reev- kaw, came over from Delaind Saturday visitor at the meeting and made the soci­ u|Min all of them. If you intend to get elation in animal intelligence; the group for a short viait in bis new Huick ma- ety a very Intending tulk on missions. your mail for goodnusa sake get it and After the husinrns of the meeting had gel out of the office ils s«hjii as you can of Russian peasant dancer* ifirst appear- ehine. ance); the prize winning six bo me team A very enjoyable entertainment was been coneludtsl, tho members enjoyed and give the other fellow a chance to get of dapple gray-s in action, driven by the given at the Wayside Inn Monday night a social half hour together and the deli­ his. cious refreshments nerved by the ho«t««s magician of the.ribbons, "Hilly** Wales, to the young (wople. in contrast to the old time horse. mule MUa Mildred, the charming daughter and ox teams and prairie Schooners. quest furniture house of Mrs. Williford, left for Talluhaaice (lass Picnic "Buffalo Bill" and "Pawnee Bill" will where she will enter tile State College for ChaiM-roned by Mrs. Richard Terhune both be in evidence, (temonally handling Women, taking an arad ernie course. the Sunday nchool classes of Mrs. G. R. the details of s marvelously exhilarating, W. I.. McCalT, Apopka's clever pres­ Waldron and Misa Mora Walker en­ admirable and instructive story of tell* cription clerk, after a pleasant visit tb hi* joyed a delightful wagon picnic Monday ing world history. parents in Sylvanla, Ga., has returned. to the home of 1‘rof. and Mrs. Mar Won Every arrangement will lie made for Carrill Zcpp left Wednesday for Wash­ U ke Om.ro. A good old fashioned the convenience of the Sanford people ington, where he will probably have to picnic lunch, swimming and gnrnea were and a large crowd will be in attendance undei^jo an operation. heartily enjoyed by the young people, from this city. Mias Ada lx3vrll has gone to Jackson­ who returned to town a happy, tired ville to viait relative* and enjoy a needed little bunch of youngsters with the per­ CASSIA FLASH LIGHTS vacation. fect assurance that it had l>een a delight­ The'friend* of Mrs. L. C. Garrett will H. E. Zcpp is making extensive repairs ful picnic. A unanimous vote of thanks No. 1 Roll Top OfflcaDatk. regret to heir of the death of tier to Mr. Paul's house Roll ‘««Ida, two d,d,n< um iMtt. | was extended Prof, and Mrs. Maris for mother, Mr*. Myers, which occurred at Ikre. qO«ndidlr n„d. rMy ,«B their hospitality ind to Mr. -C. R. mag d,.w„, on 0f • her home in Lady Lake. Sept. 14. WOODLAND PARK NOTES \\ slker for the use of his horse and wagon »«rd >| p ,,(„lfd Df, w„ i Mrs. Myers was born near Camden, The frequent rains during the equi­ also. The party Included Mr. and Mrs. Ohio. She moved here in December, noctial period have not prevented the Terheum. Edna Williams. Bertha Klasey, I ***•*«„ 1886 with her husband and children. usual outing* to Woodland Park and Leila Hutchinson. Vera Terhune, Fred Sha la survived by four children: Mrs. Sunday a number of tho regular visitors P R IC E $ 1 0 . 9 0 Wight. Earl Waldron, Clifford Walker. Garrett, of thia place; M. C. Myers, of appeared. Rathing and tobogganing Ml win Meisch and Dick Terhune. I Sk,pç,d From | odMO, (V<oty Berraford, and C. C. and W H. Myers contributed much to the fun of a lively of Lady I-ake. All were with tier at party in the swimming pool. Kindergarten School the and. The body was brought .to The Nettie brought a party from San­ Miss Ruth Butler will open u Kinder­ Seminole Springs Cemetery for burial. ford. On the way. a threatening storm garten on September 30, in the Congrega­ Mr*. Myers waa a consistent member came close enough to suggest life pre­ tional parsonage. ol the Baptist church (or years and waa server* and C apt Tiliia cast anchor, Tartna, 18.00 par month. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED a L J - bunting j* ,'C. / c l II II! J. D. Roberts SPECIALS THIS W EEK a i’ÏÎS“Â..uw"'k 112“ “ M • oooooooooooooooooooooo0 E ‘BUFFALO Hil l, s lilt; SHOW * 57 I D 0 = 0 = 0 = Guava Paste Sw eitzer Cheese Pimento Cheese SPECIALS ALL THE TINE Chase and Sanborn's Tea and Coffee ■Four Crown Butter Dainty Flonr Heinz Pickles �'• ■ ■ ». % 9 P u b lis h e d S e m i- W e e k ly — T u e s d a y and F r id a y SA N FO R D H E R A L D I y S A N F O R D — L ift it Worth Living NunMr 11 SANTORO, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, RRFTRMBRR 17. 1111 b l e a s e in v e s t ig a t io n CLUB TO M EET B R INGS OUT DUMMYVOTE (om m ercial Club Expect« To Can’t Find 128 Men to Answer I Live Lively M eet Roll Call of Ballot Box Returns FLORIDA NEW S AND VIEWS FROM EVERY SOURCE TO START FALL SEASON WILSON’S PROGRESSIVE PRINCIPLES EXPOUNDED Next President Brings Out Most Progressive Ideasof Campaign OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST IN W ORLD’S EVENTS Daily H appenings in The Land of Flowers Culled and Tied Expected Thai Every ProgreHHive Telegraphic Communications Boiled Down For the Benefit In Sanford Will Attend Into a Nosegay of Brieflets of Busy H erald Readers The Meeting Evidence tending to indicate that The Sanford Commercial Club will CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING fraud was practiced in Greenville county meet tonight for the purpose of arousing in the Democratic atate primary of Aug. Hoy Kidnaps Fourteen Year Old Girl enough enthusiasm to call attention to 17th, was placed liefore the sub-commltthe fact that Sunford is on the map and and Ships for Timber l«e of the South Carolina Democratic every one who lives in Sanford anil is C. C. Boy, charged with the kidnap­ state committee at a brief session held in ping of fourteen year old Bessie Ia-e, was not ashamed of it is Hum»»ed to attend the'court house this afternoon. A local brought to Orlando last night with the the meeting. There is not n commercial committee which haa bwn conducting girl, by Sheriff Kirkwimd und Deputy laxly of any kind at present in the city an invnitigatlon In Greenville county re- Sheriff I.uwlon. having lieen arrested in and the present Commercial (‘lull con­ sists of Secretary Hut«* jxirUxl that repetition of names on the the afternoon near ftutlnnd Kerry There will tx* no collection taken up voting lists in that county had occurred Bessie l.ee is the daughter of John N in 340 instances and that the names Lee, who resides at Plymouth, and as the at the meeting and tins fuel alone ought were repealed anywhere from one to five story goes, Boy cume to her hone last to bring out n very large and enthusias­ tic crowd of boosters. The idea of call­ times each. This, the committee says, Friday morning and stole her away. Indicate« that 340 men voted from two The couple cume by auto to Orlundo, ing the meeting is to get the people of to five time« each in the primary. The where they purchased tickets over the At­ Sanford together and endeavor to ascer­ committee further reported that it hud lantic (’oust Line ami Ixmrded No 8ft tain if there are as many as twenty-five |x*ople here who will meet once a week been unable to Identify 128 names on for Ft. Ogden. or twice a month and discuss ways and the polling list of one box in the county The father rame to Orlando Saturday Votes to the number of 762 were cast in und procured a warrant lor their arrest means for the improvement of the city. There have lx— 'll criticisms of the Com­ this box. Their testimony will la- nf He arrived in Arcadia Sunday night and mercial I'luh in the past und at the meet­ fered later if the committee desires it gave the warrant to the sheriff They ing tonight u reorganization will lx* The investigation is the result of fraud proceeded to Ft t tgdyn. but upon arrival charges made by former Judge Ira H found thut the couple had left for Mol called for. if the majority of those pre*Jones and John T. Duncan, who op Ix-rry. thus eluding their would Im* cap- elit wish to take over the i'luh and put in order their plan* for advertising the jx>»ed Governor Blease for the guberna­ tors. the father returning home. city torial nomination. Governor Blease Monday morning the couple turned Harmony is the main idea of the ralleil was renominated by a plurality of i.otMi up III Sanford a n d went out to Ethel, a meeting and harmony will prevail The on the luce of the return«. little station mi the Eustis railroad and only idea is to get a memlwrship thnt oo o from thut point to Hoy’s home nearby will stand together and* the husinesa ('hurles Crawley, a brick mason from Mr Lee came to Orlando yesterday Arcadia, was killed and the young son morning, having learned that Ins daugh men of Sunford are es|xx-ially urged to of Joseph Anderson, an engineer on the ter hud returned with Hoy t*• the latter * attend and lx*conie more active inemlier* of l he cluh Sealioard, injured when the front walls home oil the \trkiwa In the post there has la-'it no interest of the new Carmichael building at Oculu Sheriff Kirkwissi. accompanied l>> manifested hy the merchants of Sunford collapsed Tuesday. Crawley had just Deputy Lawton, then proceeded by auto and the time is rifie (or them to take over finished work when the accident occur­ to Sanford, und from thnt point to Rut the reins of government and lx*come ar red. Mr. Crawley was rescued from the land Ferry on the Wekiwa, where they debris a few minutes after the accident found they could not cross with the mu live and working merntx-rs of a club that and hurried to a hospital, where he died chine, which they hud to leave there and means more to the business interests of shorthly afterward«. He was Identified process! on foot for nearly four mile*. Sanford than any Ixxly of men ever ce­ by a bank book, which he carried on un The couple were found at Hoy’s home mented together for a common cause. The meeting will be called together in Arcadia - bank. Young Anderson was near Ethel and placed under arrest. the council chambers at 7:30 and every hurried to the home of his pnrenta After leaving tin* river, according to progressive citizen of Sunford should lxo o o the sheriff's story, Lawton proceeded there The people of Wayrross, On , are ad in losing tin- entire parly H•• had -tart vocntiog the plan thut has already l>ocn ed m the right dif-diou. In wa- sore Itoal Service to Geneva frequently discussed, of digging u -hip but when he found himself h* * .»•* h»»i <>ur little sister on the south. Geneva canal across the peninsula of Honda After a difficult drive they arrived m The Waycross plan is to utilité the St Orlando about seven o'clock, where the will now !>e in direct and almost daily Mary’s and Suwannee river route and to young lady was turned over to her father, communication with u* if the plans of take the governmental machinery and und the young mun was given a prelim­ Capt. C. II. Fulton are curried out. paraphernalia now In use in the Panama inary hearing und bound over to court Having one of the finest launches or canal and use it to dig tho Florida ditch for trial on Friday morning. Bonds­ yachts that the Sunford Meet can sjxirt, with Should the government decide man wits properly «ecurtsl and the young Cnpt Fulton conceived the ideu of put ting on u service between tins city and to appropriate a large sum of money and man is now at IiIhtI v pending trial Geneva anil the tirst trip was made on ordtT this canal constructi-d. it would Reporter Star Wednesday of this week The Ixiat left la* found thnt the engineering difficulties at 11 MO ami returned vesterdii) ut 2 10 are practically nothing and with the S e n a to r D o n e g a l! on I ria l p in and will leave Geneva lixlay at Panama equipment and cunul digging Kissimmee, Hu., Sept V 8. force already organired. It would lx» a Donegnn. chargisl with “criminal libel." 7 a. in. 'nils give* the people of Geneva five work of short duration. will come up for trial before J u d g e hour* to stop in this city and the genial o o o Johnson. The date is set for tonight. captain will also carry all their bundle* A feud of some years standing cul­ Admission fifty rents, proceed* for the to and fro free with the exception of minated Tuesday afternoon in u pitched lx-nofit of the Kissimmee lioard of trade. trunks or bulky package*. battle between the Croat and Goethe Senator Donegun Is the leader of the The boat will curry’ thirty passenger* families at Bayport, near Urooksyille. "Hlues’’ and so perniciously active did Two of the Croat boys and two of tlieir his opponents become thut the "pris­ comfortably, and Capt. Fulton is an cousins, Dave and William Jenkins, oner," Donegan, gave vent to some very experienced navigator, having s|x'nt while setting their nets, were fired on by calumnious statements concerning the year* in water traffic in various parts of two of the Goethe family, who came up “ Whit«!." The "WhitMi.” under the the countryThe round trip will lx* one dollar, In a launch. The game was called on leadership of W. L. Winn, appealed to which is very reasonable for a sixty mile account of darkness, without fatalities, referee, Andrew Johnson, and thut trip. This river service into the upper but it la expected the troublo will be re­ magistrate bound the defendant over to Johns i* bound to prove very popular, newed today. court. Col Roliert Davis of Tumpu not only with the [x*op|e of Geneva hut -------------------------- f has i>een retained to defend the pris­ William Alexander Filer, treasurer of oner and Judge I’arkhill. ex-mernl»er of with the tourists and Sanford people who Dade county and one of the most promi-7 the state supreme court, will labor for want to lake the trip through the most beautiful part of Florida, where the fish­ nent dtixena of this section, died sudden­ conviction. ing and hunting and scenery surpasses ly last night at his home in I/emonCity. The whole tiling grew out of excessive any part of the state. o oo teal in the contest for new member« for The regular schedule of the yacht With 977 children enrolled St. Peters­ the lioard of trade. The "Hlues" and Ramona will be given in The Herald as burg’« public schools opened Monday, “ Whites” will occupy"opposite »ides in soon as Capt. Fulton can arrange the ooo (he court room. Officers w ill.be on hour« that will be moat convenient for The Lakeland Dostofflce will be In hand to search for hidden weapons and the travelling public. tcRdlnea by Jan 1, to put Into generul no one will be allowed to talk except Bob operation the recently authorised par- Davis and Judge Parkhil), with the po*, Wire From Caldwell *¥■ P « t system. _ - ’ aible exception of Triplett. As no one D. D. Caldwell of th« firm of D. A. > ooo . has yet found a way to stop him ho will Caldwell L Sons Department store has Plana are being made in Orlando to wag his tongue until the thing is run been in New York for two weeks buying enlarge and extend the capacity of the down. goods and sends the following wire to the water and light plant almost immediate­ The membershilp contest clow* this ly* The new machinery to be installed week on Saturday, the 28th, ami then Herald: "Have had a very successful trip. will more than double the capacity of comw the dinner and glory of the win­ Visited many places of interest too nu­ the plant and the water eervier will be ner*. the humiliation and dejection of merous to mention and bought very ideally extended in many directions, the defeated. choice lines of fall merchandise, also our ooo linak of ladies' coat suipv and coats have At a meeting of the city council held Preliminary work ha* been started in atrictly the Paris and Fifth avenue. Miami preparatory to beginning actual New York styi know« aa the Lawyers building. m ............. x s a m > a g B » a O f l o t « 3 c > r fiTnT • TfiT'TVii iitliriiB B IIB fffii • i r ?i S r » TWO SANFORD PIONEERS DEAD Mr. and Mr*. Barge Died Wfthln a Few Days of Each Other In these «lays of divorce, scandals and domestic upheavals it is a pleasure to so an old couple journey through life and neither trials nor poverty could diminish their love and devotedness, even the grave only seemed not to scpurule hut to unite them eternally. Mr Burge was buried on Friday and his broken­ hearted, ever faithful, loving wife was laid to rest in a grave beside him on the following Wednesday. Jacob Burge was Ixirn in Switzerland and for some year* worked as llorist and gardener in the north, coming to Sunford some thirty <xld year* ago and was em­ ployed in the same rapacity by Mr Jas E. Ingraham, in whose employment lie remained until he went to live m the little grove where he died. His faithful, devoted wife was born m I r e l a n d anil was also III the employment of Mr Ingrnhum, and like her husband was re­ garded hy her employer as a faithful. I'onarientimis employee. For many year* the old couple was known hy every one ill Sunford and was r»*|Hx-ted hy everybody, regardless of class or creed They workisi their little grove, and even after the freeze they ■ontmued to r.u*e •ulhi ient for their fru gal wuntx Mr- Burge, who had reached the pain archul age of eighty-three enjoyed gixxl health until u few day* before his death He quickly realized thut Ins time had come und fortified by all the consola­ tions of his holy religion hr quietly breathed his lust Sept. 12th and wits buried the following day in the cemetery if which he was caretaker v> ninny year* The friend* who stood hy his grave re­ marked that his devoted wife would not survive him long, seeing that they bud lusm so devoted to cacti other all through life, but no one realized that hi ler«, than a week, Ixdore the flower* on Ins grave were withered »he would he resting buried lx»ide him. Neither medical skill, nor the exquisite kindness of the devoted ladies who took care of tier and whn sympathized with her in her sorrow could realize that there was no earthly remedy for that pixir, broken heart Father Tyrrell made touching remarks it her funeral Her devolediietw to her husband is u proof thut it is religion und religion alone and not legal enactment* thut will pre­ serve the sanctity of home in adversity us well i.s i,i pro*(M'rity. What is a Suhscrlhcr Washington. Sept. 27. President Taft haa referred to Attorney General Wickershnm the recently enacted newspaper publicity law for an opinion as to what construction is to be placed hy the post­ master general upon the term "paid HubscrilxT*," and ns to whether the luw is to apply to publication* circulated otherwise than through the Unites! States mail*. The reference of these question* will not defer the effective date of the law Oct. 1. Postmaster General Hitchcock said today the opinion would !x< in hand probably in nmple time to enable the poatoffice department to give to pub­ lishers before Oct. 1 necessary lilanks on which to make return*. The American Newspaper Publishers'. Association has protested to President Taft against the law. Yielding to the petition of more than 20.000 postmasters presiding over offices of the fourth class, and recommcndingW of the fourth class and recommendation «f Postmaster General Hitchcock that the petition be granted, President Taft will shortly issue an executive order placing all fourth class jxjst office* on the civil service list. This will mean that the matter will be taken out of the prov­ ince of politics, and about 40,000 post­ master« of the fourth class will take th* civil service, to be removed only for cause. i * ik t Governor Woodrow Wilson admitediy went further today toward defining hia ideas on progressive principles than he has since he became the Democratic nominee. In a speech, received with enthusiasm at Hartford, and another ut New Haven, the Governor explained that he favored the initiative and refer­ endum as well a* the recall of adminis­ trative officer», hut that he was unquali­ fiedly opposed to the recall of the judi­ ciary. The Democratic nominee Illus­ trated some of the points in his speech which Included comment on the direct primary system and the direct election of United State# Senators hy reference to political conditions on the Pacific Coast. He suid later that these references to California did not contemplate the presence in Hartford and New Ha­ ven tixlay of Governor Johnson of Cali­ fornia. If I did not Ixdieve to be a Progressive wu* to preserve the essentials of our institutions I. for one, could not be progressive," said Governor Wrii*on in his Hartford s|>eech. After paying tribute to the character of the majority of the iii**ii in the United States Senate, the Governor said. " It would lx? pain­ ful to repeat to you some of the pro!■*»«* hy which s«al* have lxx*n bought m the United State* Senate and you know, a* th e ‘whole people of the United Stalls know, that a little group of Sena­ tors holding the balance of |x>wer, has ugum been uble to defeat programs of reform u|xin which the whole coyntry has set it* heart." ooo A candidate to head the New York Republican state ticket was expected to emerge tixlay from the tangle of specula­ tion thut has Ixtact the state conven­ tion ever since the delegates Ix'gnn to gather last Monday. In their effort« to tint sentiment the leader* have suggenled one man after another without stirring up any convincing »how of en(huniaMti. Utile«* the Republican* re­ peal the experience of the Progrranives ul Syracuse und lind their Icarder in an uncx|H>ctcd outburst of harmonious ap­ proval. the nomine«« seem likely to lie »elected by carefully weighing the strength of the various men proposed and cluxmmg the one who can make the most convincing »how of strength o O II \ Hits to t h e s e g r e g a t e d q u a r t e r of At­ l a n t a were m a d e l<xluy by prominent citi­ zens. women prominent in charitavle work anti ministers, to aid women hy obtaining positions for them. T|ic ac­ tion Uxluy is the result of the police edict alxilishing the vice district, which foi- ' lowed a campaign under the auspices of the Men and Religion Forward Move­ ment. Ten thousand dollars is said to huve Ixx-n raised to aid in the reforma­ tion. •* • ooo With from three to six policemen on every car sent out of the barns the strike of motormen and conductors on the Augusta trolley cars began. There was nothing like n semblance of regular schedules, hut the company's officials said they were doing their Ixat under the circumstances and expected to hav u great many more cars in operation tomorrow. Fearing trouble there were hut few people took the chance of riding on those cars that were sent out, many using the taxicabs and other caba. Others walked to their work or places of business. ooo By agreement, the trial of Sidna Al­ len and Wesley Edwards, the two Allen gangsters connected with the m court officials at Hiilaville, Va. been transferred to Wytheville, where the other members of the gang were tried. The state made no objection at the preliminary hearing on motion of the defense that a charge of venue be grant­ ed. The preliminary hearing was held in the Carroll county courthouse, where the tragedy took place last March that resulted tin the deaths of tb t Judge, prosecuting attorney, «heriff, a Juror and one spectator. v V V ,r , . iftì------ - x x m k x :* • M ‘- ‘ SKBSssi iw! �September 2 8 . 1912 T i l t SAMfORD HERALD J. Humpriea to Francia Madison, wj Ashed all day on Buck U ke caught five J. M, Ogleaby to J. I. and Minnie little minnows instead of three. Sorry Oglesby, wd. to have made the mistake. E. F. Sperry to J. L. Strickland, w.t . Mr». Endor Curlett is going Into the W. A. B arn « to M. M* Smith, wd chicken busine«» qdite extensively.^Fine W. E. Gore to Cornelia M. Murletr breeds, new incubutors. etc. wd., $10. Geo. Peters ts the only man in Geneva R. E. Green to A. P. Gordon, wd who did not lose any hay last week. GENEVA JOTTINGS L. G. Starbuck to C. Patterson, Miss Sallio Taylor of Orlando U the Notwithstanding the rain he managed wd., $476. . . to save all that he cut. gu«t of her mother, Mrs. W. L. Taylor. Proaper Colon/ Co. to E. A. McCo>. R. I. Greaham and Ira Till» spent last Tr., deed, $128,280. LAKE MARY NEWS Saturday In Sanford. Mary M. Alderman to W. K. Alder­ The rains have been so heavy the past A wild cat hunt on Buck Lake last man, deed. Thursday morning resulted in the cap­ week that the lak«* are higher than they L. Baylock to N. Sutton, wd.' *"* ture of n big cat. The animal was shot have In-en for five year». Annie M. Samuels to Annie Reed, A. K. Sjoblom, our general store man, by Georgu Taylor. ' \ Vow to make the sale of his plaro. Mr. • MIm Blanche Pattishall, Miss Mayme is putting In a small cooperage and ex­ wd., $25. KNTP.RPRLSF. ETCHINGS T. R. Crowell to P.;W. Bishop, wd Brown would make a hustling real estate McLain and Evan Pattiahall spent the pect* to make barrels In the near future. J. U. Martin of CJnncinnati. Ohio, will L. G. Walker to G. D. Bryan, deed Rev. J. F. Sundell, who has been sick week end with Mra. II. E. Tolar of San­ be manager of tfl* Epworth Epworth ugeht. The public school will of>en Monday ford. $1.500. for a month, is able to l»e about and can Inn thla winter. IIo is making many Crowell Inv. Co. to W. Ulrich, wd , morning with Miss Nellie Patillo n» Mrs. W. J. Daniels very pleasantly go for the mail once again. improvement* to the house, putting in principal .Geneva Casson in the pri­ entertained the M. M, S. society at her $ 1 . Mr. Lee of Waycroaa, Ga., is paying steam heat, »team laundry, anti nUo Crowell Inv. Co. to W. H. Mirkle, wd home on Lake Geneva last Thursday a visit to his aon, Herbert, who Is stay­ talking of putting an ire plant. His mary department. O. H. Voss win make a business trip afternoon. Mr*. Daniel’s refreshments ing with hla aunt, Mr*. J. G. Martin. I I . father-in-law, Mr. Rinaldi, will be in father-! Wednesday by Clyde Line via Jackson­ were Ice cream and cake. She was P. W. Howard to F. L. Rutland, deed, Chat. Entunlngcr of Longwood was cnarga o f the office. ville. $100. assisted in serving by Miasm Belle here this week, looking after his turpen­ L. H. Vom sold Ills home plan* to 0 . P. Swope to Susan M. Rector, wd.. tine interests. Eichner and Blanche Pattiahall. Geo. Crotler, who will take poasresion $1.500. MOOKK’S STATION B. J. Overstreet was called to Geor­ W. L. Seig, who has been quite ill, Is at once. E. L. Craig to Oliver P. Swope, wd . gia by the serious illness of his mother. Mi»» Ltrma Corey entertained a party able to be out again. Dr. C. M. Cunningham and Mr. and Gus Wynn of Clyde was a recent vis­ $2.750. Mina Della Jones and Miss Clare Har­ Mias Chandler, have moved in from the of young jieople last Wodneiwlay even­ R. L. Betts to Shultz & Henkel, w,| old SauU’ homestead to J. H. Tuttle’* ing for a farewell, as Mias Corey, her rison will leave Saturday for Sanford to itor to this burg. A number of Lake Mary people went $ 1. mother, brother nnd sister »min leave for liecome pupils of the High School at place on Lake Monroe. E. F. Sperry to T. C. Alden, wd. to Longwqod to attend a dance, but were Capt. and Mr*. J. B. Tuttle have Miami, to join Mr. Corey who is on an that place. J. J. Tomlinson to .C. O. Carey. taken rooms at the Dnvis house for the exfH-ritnental furrn there. Wade Raulereon killed a large wild a little disappointed as few were out. J. H. Tucker to G. W. Dense, w-l Mr. Foster will i*- the manager on tfie rat Tuesday morning, which he found At 4 a. m. the rumbling of the wheels winter. told the hour which the devotees of the $650. F. A. Gordon ha* l«*en very much ati Brady farms this winter. prowling uround his chicken house. Mr Swo| m* has iHiiight five acres of noyed of late by the wild cat» catching Again the Angel of Death has come dunce returned. Hope they will not be his duck». Old (¡recii O’Neal, one of land on Cairwron avenue of K. L. Craig. into our midst and taken to the heaven­ too sleepy to uttend church Sunday. Election Proclamation Frank Cowan of Cameron avenue is ly foled tho sweet baby spjrit of William Volusia county’» old time colored men Manor'» Office, Sanford, Florida. caught one wild cat that had been feast­ building nn addition to his home. Allen, aon of Mr. and Mr». Fred Taylor. EBRNEZER ITEMS In accordance with the ordinance* of Mr. and Mr». K. L. Britt and Mr. nnd The sympathy of the entire community ing on duck. The children are all busy getting ready the city of Sanford, Florida, I hereby Mia» Kmmn Tucker ha» returned home Mrs. Fdw. Repp, with their children, goes out to these Borrowing young par­ for »chool Monday. call a special election to be held on Tuiafter spending the summer in the moun­ *|M-nt Sunday and ptcnlced with Mr. and ents in their great affliction and we Milos Casaiday left for Boca Grande day. Oct. 22, 1912, at the city hall for U tains nl North Carolina Mr* John Edward* at the Compropst grieve with them over the lows of their Wednesday, ufter »ix-nding a week with Peter Thayer of Kirlirnoml. \ a . vis­ place Little Bertha Britt was quit«-, Ix-nuliful baby boy; but God’» ways art- his parents, Mr. and Mr». D. A. Casaiday. purpose of electing a Treasurer and Col lector and two Aldermen. ited his cousin, Hon Wm S Thayer last ill ami a doctor had to Ih- summoned mil our ways and "He doeth all things Mr. ami Mr». L. Y. Bryan and daugh­ I hereby appoint E. W. D. Dunn ai week. during the day She has sufTeri-d from well " Tlie funeral services were held ter, Mias Gladys. s|a-nt Sunday with rel­ J I Anderson as inspector« ami W. <Ilev Ludwig t)*er of l’.tu*\i held infantile paralysis lor a year or more at ilie home of his grandmother. Mrs. ative» and attended church. Fox as clerk of said election. services in the Methixllst hurrli Siitulay K A (iillMTt was in Oviedo on bu»i W. L Taylor Tuesday morning, con­ Mr». B. J. Overstreet of Dike Mary is G. W. SPENCER morning and night imsb Wednesday. ducted by Rev. C. A. Saunders, assisted spejding the week with friends, while I I -it M ayor Rev Wm. II Adam* and wife went The Mimes Ola and Mattie F.-tridge l>> Rev 1). A. Cole Interment in Ge­ Mr. Overstreet is in Tifton, Ga.. be la-nlrth rwently l>y tlie .1er« hauts and returned last week from several month». neva cemetery. ing called to his mother. Miners’ Line lo New York City. ! visit with their sister, Mr* Bert Hern-j Rev. IV A. Cole is conducting a series Congr egational N e w s Mrs L. A Summerland of Jackson­ Rev. Ami»« Cnr|w’ 1er of Houston. *dun uf Howell, (¡a nf revival services at Uu- Methodist ville is home on a visit to her parents. Rev. J. 1). I .angle? will preach at thTexas came in Thursday evening to »ee; ,\ H Cameron went to Conuiuilo church this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. C (' Humphrey TVngregational church next Sundui his old friends in-fore he went to Mount I Heuch last Wedtnmlay and «-xp«-« I* to Mrs. Palmer Taylor of Orlando is in Miss Berie Riley *ja-nt Wednesday in miming and evening, and his serviceVerde. tak e county, to mwint his brother, bring Mrs Cameron home with him if Geneva, called here by tin- death of her Orlando. have been secured for the coming month Prof. H. C. Carpenter, in the training | she is able to in- moved Site i* said to little nephew, WjllidmerAlli-n Taylor. Dist Sunday the rain kept many away school. In- slowly improving , Mr and Mm Irving Baker and little Filed for Record but those present were well pleased with (). I‘ Wiver has roturneil from hi* W ,\V Miller and J t Ell«w..rth »on. Mead, n|M-iit last Friday in Sanford 0 It Sphuh-r to J Hill, wd. $M) the way Mr. Langley handle«! his them«-* trip to Kentui k> and will *|H-nd tin win »fH-nt a coupl e of il.»y* in Marktiain last John Huddleston, who was on the l*ri»|M-r Colony Co. to John Hill, wd.. We hop«- for a larger attendance next ter in Orlando WM-ll »ick list last week is aide to he out again. JUKI. Sunday and f«>el sure all will feel well A. W Brown was one of the nu»*t »tic L M Lucas lenvi-* in a few days to We wish to correct an error made in M. 1 Bridge* to C. J Franklin, wd., paid for the «-(Tort made to come out. ccasful men of the town in helping Mr tube a position near Dt-Laml Mrs. last week's news. The party of two that $500. Music in charge of E. T. Woodruff. Lucas and daughter will join him soon. There were about 110 worth of gro­ ceries and $1 In cash brought to the Aid meeting last week and sent to the fam­ ily mentioned. The ladies quilted and Mrs. Repp served lemonade and cuke. T a T iT .r » , Advance Autumn Styles for Men Just In from the Great Houso of Schloss Bros. & Co. The Famous Melropolitan Fashion Leaders................................ mg lor Men and Ioung Men. W e have searched ~*T«*i* ^lc markets of the country to give you the best that V money can buy. We have, we believe in the famous Schloss-Baltimorc line the highest gradc and most Stylish Suits and Overcoats ever shown in this section. W c cordially invite you to see them, and to make your sclcctions for Fall and Winter. . * Hundreds of New School • • • • and ivicn s Department outhful styles that and cut for Young A big variety to DmiI m J by SCHLOSS BROS. A CO. Fin« Cloth«* M tlim R a ltim n r a . Jk B1 Q 3! iu I N aw Y n tb ¡1 1!■ V 11 ! 5 J LU I ! 1 1 IvIM * l " l ‘ Garner & Woodruff Building Sanford, Florida �September 27. 1912 HIC SANFORD MtRALÛ AREYOU PLEASEDWITH YOUR CLOTH S? We have no desire to grab all the trade of our .city. We are perfectly satisfied with the amount of busi­ ness we are doing, but it is just as natural for us to { increase our sales season after season as it is for . the sun to rise and set. We diagnose our own case by knowing that the Clothing we sell is giving our customers entire satisfaction. They are telling friends and we are doing more business all the time. Because the garments we sell are in every way s a t i s f a c t o r y . It is a very simple proposition, you can wear one of our Suits longer. It will retain its grace­ ful appearance as long as you wear it. We have the exclusive sale of the very best house that comes to our city. We and the maker stand back of each . garment. Re­ member this and let us supply your next Suit...................................................................... WHY? , YOURS FOR BUSINESS SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. S U C C E S S O R S T O D. L . T H R A S H E R SANFORD, FLORIDA 125 EAST FIRST STREET t A * § § § a n n u SOMK IM PR ESSIO N S AND EXPERIENCES OF A TR IP TO OLD ENGLAND ‘v u v i t v ■u n ity w.i p tu f u p ’.<pi<ppptt Tlii» »eri«*» of articles wu» certainly 1>l«-rmg uml twisting :unl turning it the *••11 named so far as the city of Liverpool i heel» of a porter »fio »*-emi*<l to filivi- no I' concerned. The writer carried awa> ! idea as to wln-r>- lie **-■• going. wc *»-»-iin-«l with him some very vivid impression», to liaie pai*M»i tfirougfi nu»i of tfn* tor several rraaoiw. Ami then too it stre*‘ts of lavi*rpool and were at last at was the first place in which he came into the door of n little place we could scarce­ actual contact with England and its ly dignify with the name of hoarding custom« and people. First impres­ house, hut which went tiy the name of Kvidently sions are always easilty remem tiered, the "American House.and though often they ure wrong they are i there was nothing American about it. always difficult to remove from the mem It seemed to dertvr its name solely front ory tin- fafft that I’lliwns <>f tfi.it country When the friend whom I have mention '»re »Ib'w.-d t«> t fieri- atul |>»> ""ire «1 l*efore, and I set-fool upon the stns-is than they I'*-“ ' "1" 1*‘ of Uverpool, it was the close of an after »•«•suae l'" ’> »re »uiqxmed to Imve more noon of a dark, cold and rainy day. It American dollars t h a n lh«*y hi m wrll was certainly not a day on which to gain use. f l u r i n g tlie w liol«- of o u r stay of a pleasant imprtwsion of any place »uch eighteen hours in thin hotel we came into as Liverpool, If indeed there bo anywhere contact with nothing more American in this world such another place as that. than two old maiden ladi«-s that hail It was not only dark because of the thick lied from their home in |x>or old strife blanket of clouds. that overhung the sky. filled Mexico, and were stopping here on One must remember thnt England is .{heir way to some other point Itr Eqgmuch farther north than Florida, and land. I could not but think how nthch that consequently it never gets the bright better olT they would have Ix-en in Mex­ sunshine that wc get. One or two days ico, with all the. comforts of a blood­ of such bright sunlight as we have would thirsty «‘volution and the prospects of almost put out the eyes of those thut are death at any time, than lu*re in this little used to such dull light, and would almost pigeon hole in n dark, n n r r o u street, burn up the vegetation of the land. So where tint surrounding» made one look although it was only about five o’clock behind each gloomy lamp post to dis­ the douda and lack of light made it seem cover whether it concealed a highway­ as though night was almost upon us. man. When we got our baggage deposited The air waa also so full of mist and gen­ tly falling rain that It seemed as though in a little room at the roof of the house, we were in the midst of a cloud, which my friend confronted me with the query obscured the outlines of the heavily as to whether this was really Liverpool, laden trucks that moved slowly down to which 1 replied thut as far as 1 was the streets, and the figures of men that able to say the solution of fog and rain crept about the streets with coat collars and cloud and amok* through which we had just come most probably did contain turned up to avoid the rain and cold. th at noted d ty , but th a t I was os much The streets through which my friend in the dark as he was as to whether we and I passed, on our way to what we were within s block of the place from thought was to be our hotel, were wet and which "We started out or were at the op­ •bppery with a coating of filth that posite sido of the d ty , because It was m*d# ^ in« not only unpleasant but unaaJe.^^fjnrTjuUjyjjj, th at lined tha far beyond the limits of my sense of narrow, crooked streets seemed to have din-ction to follow the course of our a coating of grime and blackness that wanderings as we we«* piloted through must have been inches thick and made those twisted streets. N everth eless we had promised »ome °ur passage through these so-called streets like a pataoge through a coal mine, young ladies on the boat that we would L verything indeed seemed to contribute assist them In getting from the dock to 10 *° impression of gloom such as 1 have their train, and it waa necessary for us to come-in eoatact w ith.:«. t - * 3. rum to the dock and fulfill our promise. * W p aren tfy Interminable wan- Ho we sot out once more, this time witb; J ,; ■ - ■K B Ë3I to rctrnce our »ti-(>« How »<• ever «lut t i» u mystery to me to this very «lay. but wc actually did it. anil after another course of wandering around through those narrow passage ways in the half darkn«w we were agnin at the customs house. Hut to our surprise it still was no darker than before, for the twilight there lasts sometlm«« for hours «•vet! till ten o' clock at night and l at er for which we were »inc«-r«‘ly thankful for we hud inferrisi from the durkiteita of the daylight that the nights were so liluck it would IHt ¡mixvwible to even see one’s hand in the dnrknww. If you have ever tried to assist four young ludi«« with seven trunks n„d eight suit (-us«-» and numerous umbrellas through thut awful tangle of ways that is called Liverpool, and about which they know almolutely nothing and you yourself know even I*-*» than they do. take the writer’s advice and don’t do it. unless you are particularly anxious for something to do. Since our object wua U/'get to the rail­ way station we of course inquired as to the whereabout» of the railway station, and immediately discovenxl that it win important to Ifhow "which railway sta­ tion.” In Kngland they don’t have such things as union stations. Kach little roud has a station all its own. some­ time« separated by miles and miles from the «-st of the railway stations In the same town. At any rale it aeems to lie t|)p practicf to never let any one station come anywhere near the others. Just what the reason for this practice is, I was unable to learn. Kvidently it Is to keep one from being any nearer than a mile from the place he wants to get to. flnving learned this valuable fact, we found that we should go to the Lime Street station. I am sure now, that there never wus a more suitably named station on this earth, for before we got to it with those suit case* and umbrellas anti girls and things, we l>egan to think it was an even nearer relative to a lemon than a lime Is. Hut having discovered the identity of thLs particular station and being told that It was only a walk of a minute and “ just up the street a b it/' we had the seven trunks sent around, and set out on foot with the rest. Then it was that tte ix-gan to get acquainted with the way people there have of di­ recting One to a place. Since it would be absolutely imixMaibie to direct one as to the dozens of turns and corners id getting to any place more than a hun­ dred yards s way they tell you ihe first turn or two and leave you there in the mi l a g u i d e Iio | m- that »ome other k i n d hearted per son will dir«»-! you a little further. So having pursued the elusive Lime Str«x-t station for a much greater distance than wo had at find been dir«*cted to do. we agnin en«|uire«l of one of thus** monster "cops” that decorate every corner, and were this time directed to follow the tramway to the "first t u r n to t h e left. m i l Sir " S o a f t er a series of such d i r e r (i nns in a n a s w e r s t o at least a iloxen in ipnrn-s, u m l u f t e r a l mo s t d e s p a i r i n g ol ever r e u c h m g the "Lime” Strict station, we at last slipped up on that venerable monument to the smoke and smut and gr i me of Liverpool and, while it wasn’t ’ Itxiking. made our way inside. Hut having arrived, our troubles had just Ix-gun. Those »«“Ven trunks were nut yet arrived. So it long wail was lux-t-wary and aft«-r m i long a time they arriMsI anti w«'r«- deposit*»! in the mnldle ol an alley thut runs alongside the sta­ tion. Although this is a very large and important station yet there wan no such tiling as a baggage room, so far as we were able to discover. So ^ e procured the assistance of one or two of the army of idle porters that hang around every station in Kngland. and Ix-gun the task of getting those seven trunks pro|x*rly identified, labeled and looked after generally. Since the transfer man simply brings the. baggage and dumps it down nnd then hangs around waiting for some one to come along and puy him for his service«, it is ix-ecnHary to scramble all around through a multitude of trunks and to identify your particular trunk. So you can imagine what a tusk confront­ ed us. You know a woman never knows her own trunk, for some reason or other, nnd the identification of those seven trunks was a task worthy of an expert criminal lawyer. Hut it waa nt last ac­ complished and then begun tho tusk of making those porters understand which of them belonged to each of the young ladies, so that they could go off and gel the proper little label for each trunk and write the name of the dntinatlon upon it. By the time he had gone off and stayed awhile and finally come back with his little label, he had forgot­ ten which trunk it was for, and it hud to be done all over again. Since no two of the ladies were going to the same place that made mutters much worse. Hut wc finally got the seven trunks pro|ierly labeled, and we thought the worst was over, hut not yet. The English roads do not give you any receipt or check for your baggage. You simply give It to them in the hope that they will be kind anil generous enough to give It hack to you when you ask them to. and that no one will be so unkind as to walk off with it while it is out of your pomesion. After the trunks are labelled you have to get busy and see that the porters don’t leave the baggage Just where they found it. for a «lay or two, Ix-fore think­ ing of tin- fact that you might perhaps w a n t to -»•■«• it again and renew ac(|uainta It re wi t h it So we k e p t after thoHO two porli-rs until they hud actually put the trunks in the "Luggage Van" of the proper train and had so disposed them in the “ van" that the “ Guard" would put them off at the pro|>er place. This little performance had taken those four young ladies, tny friend and myself and the two (xirters something like an hour of time nnd a lurge supply of patience and |x>rs*-verance In much l*ws tun«' than I have taken in the r«*couiltlng of it. a single American baggage man could have done the whole thing instead of waiting around to receive a tip of a few jennies. During the time tho writer was In Kngland he asked many times why the English roads did not adopt the much more convenient and quicker American baggngo system, nnd was always met with the same old reply that "We know that your system Is much better than ours, hut we have gotten along for many years on our system and it will do for us." To Ini continued L' Auction bridge Party Mrs. Holiert A. Newman was the charming hostess of the Auction Bridge Club at her home on Third street Mon(^y.afternoon. The game was played at twty tables, and at the conclusion scores were counted and it waa found • Mrs. F. L. Miller was ¿be winner of the first rpizo, which waa a silver mounted crumb trsy and brush. Those who en­ joyed Mrs. Newman’s hospitality were: Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin, Mrs. F. L. Mil­ ler, Mrs. O. W. Brady, Mrs. Sainuael Pulceton, Mrs. W. U. Anno, Mrs. B. W. Herndon and Mrs. F. J. Gonxalcs. / / Children's Party Mrs. S. 0 . Shinholser entertained the children of her neighborhood very de­ lightfully Monday afternoon in honor of her little daughter Clifford Louisa's birthday. Many outdoor game« were played and one event never to be for­ gotten by the little folks was the posing for their pictures. Dainty ref(eahmenta were served at the dose of a pleasant afternoon. ■'•fi . hd - �H- y - - '' - ' ’ri ■- • »■#■--• ■"-*»-....... <** •— Ä^»äVivs'*- * IP 1 « m r w F F 7’ September 27. 1912 SH ’ TMC SANf ORD MtRALD to the city proper, eee the principal right* and make a purchase and get bqck to the train on time. The distance is fW kM tnrr Tum Ui a*4 frtd*r *•»*» Br not great, but is too far to walk and twenty-five cents. Tne RfBALD PRINTING COMPANY hack fare would . ------- 0 ------The car line could make the trip for ten ». A IÎOU.T. !«!•» JUST AMONG FRIENDS rents and make it a pleasant trip and w. M. IUYHU. I m Im u M lM pr The question of the direction of the one that the majority of the passenger* irr tN .ti.o o ■ i w i* would like to take advantage of to break brick roads within the dty limit* *«ms to occupy the attention of the public at the tedium of their Journey. IhMirnti la dm Ckr Ut tmrrtm M-00 pr> present and at tiroes threatens to block Thi* is a very important question that should be taken up by tbe d ty council the wheels of progress. It has been and the people of Sanford, as it bear* tacitly understood all the time and was directly upon the vital interests of the agreed upon by a majority of the propIM S . M tks erty.owner* living on Union avenue and ’ Art sf Mare* J ri. I I 7 f . dty. Park avenue that the part of the brick The first impressions of the traveller N o 14« , I« H s r a ld B s lU ln # are generally lasting one* and *fChe pres­ roads that touched in the city would l>e built on those popular thoroughfares ent status of affair* the people who the ragged edge of tbe d ty at the new for the following reasons: The greatest number of people live on depot will have anything but a good im­ Union avenue and Park. Three ave­ pression of Sanford. nue* are peopled by white residents. ----- O----The greatest number of lax payer* re­ THE AUTOIST The Time* editor haa no automobile, side on these avenues. and if any one contemplates presenting The residents on these avenues pay him one they have thus far kept the se­ more in taxes than the owner* of property cret very aurrresfully. Nevertheless, we on the other route and always will. do have some ideas about this automobile The moet valuable suburban property speed and traffic business, and we do con­ in Sanford ia located on Park avenue fess to a feeling that in some way* our south of Tenth street and east of Pump autoists are being harraaaed unneces­ branch on Union avenue. sarily and without benefit to tbe general Both of these sections are high and dry FLORIDA'S SANDY SOILS and healthy and ’will always contain a Tbe card»** obawvrr, «pedally ii welfare. It seems to us the speed limit ought large population of property owners. ' taking notes mainly from a car window, Both of these sections should have Is apt to conclude that Florida it mainly to be raised —if not removed entirely. All the autoiata now violate-the law— brick roads because the strangers to the an expanse of sand. Be takes no note of the magnificent forests of pine he swe at least, so they themselves tell us. They dty should be brought through tbe almost on every hand, nor of the lordly say they have to that they can’t drive tiru-sj residence sections of the city in­ <»W. that stretch great arms out to him under all circumstances within the limit stead of the [XKirest. On I’grk avenue and Union avenue In welcome, nor of the other evidence* —and we believe them. But pot ail are of Inherent strength of the soil. It is pinched, nor ever will be; and when some the road will pass the residences of Is enough for him that the landscape is are pinched and other* are not, hard thirty-five white inhahitance the other not like that he has been accustomed to feeling* are bound to follow. route will pass one. Fewer persons have been injured In Ninety-five per cent of the people of and he doe* not like It. The prevalence of sand on so much of St. Petersburg by moving autos than by the Sanford district are willing and an­ the surface of Florida is something of a brick or stone falling from building* xious for the brick roads to be built via puzzle to many Floridians who know under construction, and we do not see Park avenue and Union avenue. Some What great crops of vegetables and fruit the occasion for worrying them or about half dozen people who do not reside near are produced from that same sand In them. And we fail to see clearly the the property and never will are anxious many parts of the state. He know* connection between any reasonable spee to have the road built via Sanford avenue that many Floridaia* are growing rich and public danger. Seem« to us a driver and Bull Frog street. from a comparatively small acreage and with ordinary skill and sense should 1>* The Herald has no wish to start an that. loo. from lands that were condemn- able to navigate St. Petersburg streets argument that would lead to a quarrel ad by same prospectors when, in the with reasonable safety to tbe public at among friends and the matter should be rough and are now producing their fifteen miles, or even more; and that left to the wish of tiie majority ThU abundant crop* only because others had some of our prize chump« and smartles is Democratic in imnnple and fair to .ill the courage and faith to ix-gin the culti­ are a menace »lien driving at any speed parlint concerned, at all. Seems to us the public safety vation. la-t the majority rule Assuming that the parent soil of Flor­ would be better looked after if the |M>lice <) ida waa, mainly, a aandy clay—of which looked more to the manner of driving NEED A BETTER I NX K there are many Indication# visible to the than to tbe speed. Now thut Sanford will )u\e ,i Ixml line tye of the soil ei|»ert t h e abundant And tills order for the tooting of horns' to Geneva lor pa.-c-u.ngiT *er\ue and that rains of this state supply all the eiplana Now just suppose alt tiie autoists of St the trade with Enterprise ever tiie ferry tloa nssdad of its present apparent sand­ Petersburg should get together some fine is growing daily the city of Sanford iness. The rainfall, aa it sunk into the day or night and peacefully and properly should lu-stir itself and arrange a U-tter ground would naturally carry with it parade the city, all blowing their horn* city dock. There has been some work the finer particles of the soli, which are at all point* requires! by the order' The along this line in the matter of repairing of clay, and leave behind the coarser sand would lie arrested for murder the mur­ the dock, iwit the present city dock is particles, forming a whitish stratum der of peace and quiet and order. entirely inadequate to take acre- of tiie from a fraction of an inch to several Honest! it seems to us there ia a increasing river traffic ami tiie editor of inches deep. In the course of time, whole lot of thing* our handsome blue the Herald for one would like to *«• the especially where the water table lies coats could be put at with more of good city council try uut the plan of hulk several feet beneath the surface and the to the community than badgering our heading the city dock and thu* gain aandy days lie upen limestone, or dr- autoists.--St. Petersburg Timm. some idea of the cost of bulk heading the cumatances generally favor good drain­ O entire front At presvnt in rougii weath­ age, the sands will deepen and t h e clay ON GETTING TOGETHER er it is almost impossible to make a safe will be earned farther down to reaccu The Herald has ei|>ended unlimited mulate in bedi of brick day. fire brick hot air and gray matter in the endeavor landing and if we are- to gel the traffic that is rightfully our* there should lie day, or pottery clays. to get the business men of Sanford into some money spent at once on the dty The (acta aa to the richness so often an' organization of. some kind where dock and it should be spent intelligently veiled by the gray aanda of the surface matters.of interest to the member* and and to some purpose. A sufficient sum soil are within the observations of all the community at large could be diashould be appropriated at once to hulk Floridiana, the theory aa to the segrega­ cuaaed in a friendly fashion and some tion of this is to l>e found in the fourth headway gained in the matter of boast­ head at this point and construct a good, annual report of the Florida Geological ing the city. Tiie cry of a majority of substantial city dock that would serve Survey published thi* year Times tiie merchants was that the Commercial for many year* to come and give our city the appearance of striving to take care of Union. Club being compaeed of real estate men the passenger* that come to Sanford b\ t) mainly was not the proper vehicle for water AN IMPORTANT QUESTION the iiusuirm man to ride who was Inter­ The river that U our moot valuable In a few months the fine new depot ested more in his own business than in asset has iieen neglect«! long enough anil will be built and while all of us appre­ the city’s affairs. This spirit dominates it is high time for tiie people of Sanford ciate the efforts of the A C. L. to give the business life of Sanford to such an to wake up and improve the lake front our city such a fine structure we should extent that very few merchants ever also look forward to the time when the joined the club. The Herald then en­ and start by improving the city dock. The present dock is a continuation of through trains ore bringing their loads deavored to get the merchants into a club of tourists and prospector* around the for mutual protection against the booster* Park avenue and belongi to the dty, d ty Instead of through the city, as they who threatened to swamp the city with therefore no Individual property owner in the matter. ar* obliged to do now. ( new people and thi* project failed be­ needs to be consulted ------- 0 ------Aa little as the matter may seem at cause not enough merchants of Sanford first bluah the Idea of the traveler* see­ have sufficient ginger in their systems to Joe Hugh Reese, one of the strongest ing the main part of our city or going by come to a meeting of any kind. progressive editors of the state and for­ without gaining any idea whatever of mer associate of Claude L’Engle, haa anThe Herald will try once more. Sanford is quite different and in a sea­ Tonight there will be a meeting of the nouneed that he see* no need for the ini­ son’s travel will be a large item. Commercial Club at which a reorgani­ tiative and referendum in Florida. We Along this line of thought it la high sation »-ill take place and it ia the ear­ are giad to see Joe Hugh drop that time that the people of Sanford were nest desire that every man in Sanford Teddy Roosevelt and Dei» stuff.— thinking of consulting the railroad com­ who haa the welfare of tho dty at heart Pensacola New*. pany about putting on a gasoline car or will be peraent. If you ar# already a We respectfully refer this matter to Investigating the project of the Sanford member come up with your dues. If Hugh Sparkman of the Marianna Leader Traction Co. on th* subject of operating you aje not a member come up and Join and ask If Joe Hugh Reeee ia owned by their car* to the depot. In this latter the organisation—your organization — the corporations. rtkpect there la nothing accomplished for It will be juat what you make I t If ae yet In the matter of laying tracks or twenty-five good earnest worker* can be Fiahermea Return connecting with the A. C. L. tracks at induced to band together for Sanford Meter*. Woodruff. Elder. William*, First street, Th* Herald has had no defi­ Th* Herald will consider the work well Dubose, Gamer, Stringfellow, Selgh and nite Information on the subject and done. Twenty-five Sanford men Hand­ would like to see th# wotk started be- ing together on every project for the beat Wilson returned from Coronado last ' fore th* new depot la finished. The interests of the d ty will soon become so ' ‘it, where they went upon a ao-called ng trip. They found out after they tourist travel has already pegan and much an Integral part of the business arrived at Coronado that all the fish had about the time the new depot is occu­ life of the d ty that the hangbacki will left there and gone to Panama and there pied the travel will be in full earing and be obliged to join or be left out In the the people will have no means of trans­ cold. There la work to do In this day waa nothing doing in the fish line. They portation to the city other than a aandy and age and this band of men will juat found Dick Calhoun over there and he road before getting to the brick streets. about do It for the next two »year*, re­ spun some good yarrn about what he had With a good (buttle train of some gardless of whether It meet* the approval done several daya before, but he failed to make good while they were present kind operated by the A. C. L., or the of the pessimists or' n o t Jack Davison and Joe Fernandez stayed car* of the Traction Company the pas­ Th# real live ones who are anxious to te the depot that have twenty advance are expected to get together over for one day and expect to catch minute* could be Induced to run down now. Money will not be rilmneed i t aoroe Ash now that tbe noisy bunch haa left the beech. THE SANfORD HERALD it i I r r * 11 I! » r the meeting tonight It will be a har­ mony meeting and the main idea will be to perfect a better organization. After that i* accompliahed the subject of mone> will be discussed by the claw in finance ..a M * a t a * * a * ‘ * * * * ‘ ‘-a * M 'i l i M * * 'X’‘ ‘ '‘ * * * * * * * * a a a * ‘ * " ‘ ‘ < ‘ FAVORITE FERTILIZERS!I a a a r e t h e r e s u l t p r o d u c in g k in d th« .. & S a & P B S s r s r r S T o i i ’s a t “~ * LONS. ?re*WBEKRlS LtrrrUCF. CIXERY .ml .11 track era,» a a a a W RITE FON B O O K L E T INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER CO M PA N Y: JACKSONVILLE, F L O R ID A J. I. PACI, Ages* • SARPORD, FLORIDA --- ------*-» Where The “ B ig Come From . . r V E R Y day counts when you are grow­ ing crops for northern m arkets; and your crops must have what fertilizer they want when they want it. Fertilizers that do not become available until after the crop comes off the ground are altogether too slow for Florida truck­ ers. BRADLEY’S FERTILIZERS fur trttvk <.n,ps arc rich in nil the quickly available elements of plant food, and nre so prepared that they supply the crop both early nnd late. They start it off quickly, keep it growing and mature the prodnet Florida truckers have depended upon them lor tlnrtv years, and with good results. Write us today for booklet, mailed free. 1 he A m erican Agricultural Chemical Co., J s c k to o v ills S«l«« D e p a rtm e n t, P. O. Box 216, Jacksonville, Florida. • - ■<r^ 1* For Engraved Cards See The Herald Are You Alive? I" the fait that imw is the tune to takeout n policy m ii reputable Ijfr Insurance ('ouqiany YOU MAY BE DEAD! Today. Tomorrow. Next Year, and your family far. MEET Mfc FACE TO You are (ioiiqf them mi injustice. not provided tA (,h and Idf me explain all the principal points ulxmt thr best life in.iurimce poheittt. D. L. THRASHER O m et in He*a l o Bu ;. SANFORD. FLORIDA OF COURSE IT IS UNPLEASANT To have people suspect that our I»*' prices for form lands mean worthies* property. Our only answer to auch »u»* pidon ia an invitation- to call and C° over the ground* with ua and Judge lor •yourself. Then all your auspldons vanish and you'll recognize our g«*** faith. S * • •> HOWARD-PACKARD LAND CO. S antod. Florida A 25c Want Ad. in T h e Herald will Rent Your House For You a./ g fT "r* S t .-.Yib'J J �... . — 77 #r- — -•• /%**» ^ # - ••-< I H it SANFORD HERALD Boro to Mr. und Mm C. G Perry. „ I fry Guava Paste, on special sale this fine boy. ' week at Roberta'. 10-2tc A. L. \\ illiatns has b n n appointed Wade, the Tuner. Orlando. tf City Treasurer and Collector Gas engine repair* Sanford Mochine fri-48-tf Battling »ill Ik* /ree in Woodland Park A Garage Co. Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine swimming | h>oI on Sunday, Sept 2!tth A Garage Co for vulcanizing fri-48-tf 10 2tr We are equipped to hundlr your re wir Ml.« Ruby BetU will enter Hollinnl I). Rolx-rt.»' Grocery 1« 1, -adquar work Sanford Machine A Garage Co. ters for Chase 4 Sanborn'» Tea» and College. frMBtf. lu 2tc I)r. Oliver Miller ha« returned from Coffee*. None better. While the weather I» hot buy your Now 1« the time to have the children'» dried chipped beef at W. W. Long’a a trip to Washington. Mrs. C. A. Randall spent the day vis­ hair cut for school. At Albert (iram- groccrg. Sliced on an American slicing ling'it harlx-r shop they do it right. machine. 94-tf iting friends in Eustla. 10-?tr ML« Linda Connelly has returned The management of the Star Theater from a trip to Washington. has a staff l»f photographers out taking A. B. Brock has returned from a pleas­ pictures of the babies and small children ant visit to the old home in Ohio. of the city, which will be shown ut the Mrs. J. H. Rickman is home from a moving picture shows during the next All Local Advertisement« Under This visit to relative«! in Wilmington. N. C. few days, thereby attracting the parents Heading. Three Cents a Line Each Issue Mrs. B. A. Howard, and children have and fond relatives, who will invariably l-ost—Pair of bifocal spcctuclca. Re­ returned from n trip to points in Michi­ turn out to see the picture of their own turn to Herald Office for reward. II-3c gan. particular cherub. Lost—Gold rimmed nose glasses. Find­ W. J. Thigpen has leased the Sanford er return to Herald office and receive re­ , Children's Day U-3tc House and will manage It for another Children's and-Rally Day seryice will ward. Lost—Royol Arch Masonic watch fob. lie held at the Methodist church Sun­ year. Finder return to C. H. Dingce and receive Monday will witness a general exodus day morning, Oct. 6th. Special pro­ reword. li-3tc of the children from the streets to the gram consisting of recitations and sing­ For Sole—A 3 acre truck farm at a ing by the Sabbath school and Junior loading platform. Well improved. Flow­ schools. ing well.. Fenced, tiled, a largo 2-story • • • I Mrs. 0 . B. Singletary and children Epwortli D-ngue member*. house, tenant house, shade and fruit Everylxxly welcome. have returned from a visit to relatives tree*. See me ot Monroe or address U, S. Mikesell. Sanford. 10-lf at Cairo, Ga. „ At the llapliMt Church For Sale—Two lots nenr new depot. A M i« « Rosina and Alice Jacocks of Rev. I). J. Blocker will conduct ser­ bargain if sold ot once. Apply to 811 Orlando are the charming guests of Mm. vices at the Baptist church on Sunday Park Ave. or Phone 174 3l-2tc W. I). Holden. next, at 11 a in. and 7.;I0 p m Mr For Sole—Mule. Con lx- seen at F. L. T. P. Hayes and wife have arrived Blinker will be remeinliered as a former Green’s place, half mile south of Brady's 11-tf home from Riant City and are receiving (Mipular pastor of this church and his ■lore, Went Side For Krin—Four room* cottage. Enquire congratulations. many friend* in Sanford will be delight­ of B. Peter*, IOKI Oak avenue. I l-3tp . Mr*. D. L Thrasher and daughter ed to meet him and hear him preach Lost—A black silk umbrella, Natural May are spending the week in Eustla uguin. A cordial invitation i* extended wtxxl handle colored green, Owner's name inside, l-eavc ut M. L. Allen's to all. visiting home folks. »lore and receive reward 11-3tc G. 0. Cox has resigned his position For Rent—Fiirni»bi*d room». with or New Depot Progressing with I). A. Caldwell’s department »tor«without light liotisckrx-piug 311 Park Work on the new Atlantic ( oust Line nvenue. and taken a position with the Boston II 3p depot i* forging ahead and it i* cx|x»-t«xl »tore. for Sale—Got*I horse (heap W T 10-lf R«v G. B. Waldron, »if** and daugh that it will t..- rend) for (*-cii|«ancy some field». Ixi» 1245. riiy F L O R ID A time iii i > i toiler li i* umii natural to Wauled—I’unv nsner for accident in- S A N F O R D tern have returned from a pleasant sum­ »urnnee. A|>jily Room ». (¡arncr-Wixxlruff assume I hut the new depot office* and mer visit at Ormond. bldg ll)-2tp Mr. and Mr*. R. L. I*e« k are at home all appurtenance* thereto with the travel •J fix Sale at Once—Household furniture and tratln giving new inter«**! and libagain after a two weeks' trip to points in chicken», hor*e and luiggy. tinhmg Ixml. will add < |in 1•• .in impetus I i i the hitherto Kiqx-aler shut gun. Ceclllian [iiaiio [«lay­ Georgia and Jacksonville. remote section of the town and Ninth er. Victrola |>honogrii|«h. etc leaving =5 Send your Children here to be Fitted to the Mr*. Joseph White has returned from stris-t. where the d* pot is | ih ated. and City. Enquire Herald Office 10lip a trip to Jacksonville where she visited manv improvements will soon he under l>0 You Want to SHIT—We arr now Per »inter for »evoral day*. way. towards Inulding up that rather making up ikir list of |xo|M-r(ies for sale for this winter'» trade Come in and list Frank Adam« L* home again after a m-ghs'led approach In the i'll) your property with un Mmk» Real E*. trip to Plant City where he was mixed It is understood that the Gulf Refill late Agency 10 r«t|i up in matrimony, hut not personally mg Co is seeking a locution near tinWanted—Permanent unftirmihcd rixun lim lielor a|>artMr. and Mm. Henry Peabody an rullroail tracks for the er«-ctmii -d a » .if f ir»l or Second »treel llieut ( A Herald 10. tf EE Improve their mental capacity by having their j§5 nounce the birth of their daughter. hoiis,. for Sale—(iixid horse Apply f II An­ it hn- been unofficially heard that tiie Evelyn Heffleld, on Seplemlier 25th derson P (). Box 1211 IO-3(r EE Feet well protected, and Irec from the dis- EE Mr*. E. C. Anderson, who lias been prtso-ni Alluntir ( ’oust Line depot ha« f or Sale—Fixirteen acres Oviedo Black Take a look in § the guest of her sister. Mm. K. W Pea b**-n rentisl to a whob-nth- grocery com Hammock, («ordering Ixike Jr«tsii|) Nenr H comforts ol Ill-Fitting Shoes. Oviedo Part linprovix! Flowing well pan) Issly, left Monday for White Springs. n.allahle. flu» laud 1» selling (or Sl.'tO = our windows then ask to be shown .............................EE Mr and Mr*. Walter Griffith of Punta [>er acre Will take $1200 00 Address S cho ol S la r ls N e il M o n d a y = ==============^ ^ S J F A . ()vie«io. Fla 4-lltp tiorila arrive*! Monday for a visit with Prof N f Perkins has returm-d to the First Class Tuhlr Board —Mrs C. 1. Mrs. Griflith's mother, Mr*. E. W. Peacity fresh from the green fields of Vir­ Goodhue, 210 Park avenue. 102-tf body. ginia and ready to tuke up the work of For Sale—Good Buick runabout or EvroMr and Mrs. N. J. Perkins are home te a c h in g the young itlt-ui to hI i i h i I. itt touring car Ikitli in gixxl condition again after u summer pleasantly .»pent He will l>e ut his office in the High and sole cheap W J Thig[«en at Holden 100.if with relative* in different points of Vir School building from !• to 12 in the morn Real Estate Co F E E T F IT T E R V for Rent ik Share Fiiruilug—Several ginia log unit 2 to 5 in the evening* today and acres land, house and barn, (wo flowing ' apt and Mr*. E W P Dunn went tomorrow to meet the teacher* and par­ wells. 2'. miles from |«>*iolhce Sanford, = Telephone 6 9 Sanford, Florida •town to Orlando Tucnday to »|>end sev ents mid [nitrons of the schtsil and every f lu Addison I. Wilhums 90-lf «•ml days with their daughter. Mrs II one interest«»! in the school work i» re­ For Rent—Five acres, well, tiled, wuh bouse. Also 10 acres,5 tiled. Also 5 Edward«. quested to meet him there. acres tiled, with good house. Call on or A sjtecial teachers' meeting will l«e Ml» Lillian Gibson returned home [«hone W. A. Mlnnlck, Cameron City. 94-if Thursday after a delightful visit with held at 4 o'clock at the High School For Rent—Light housekeeping u[«ortfriends and relative« at her old home. building and all the teacher* are requ«sit- ments $3. $3.50 and $4.00; also furnished room. Mrs M E Hooper. Uiurel and t»l to lie present at tins meeting Rook Hill, 8. C. K-tf School will o | m-ii next Monduy and the Second L. P. McCuller and A. K. Vow ell are All kinds of repair work Sanford Ma­ home again after a pleasant trip to New pupil* should I»- on hand at the ri-gulur chine A Garage Co fri-4H-tf York where Arthur bought dry goods time, as the first w«»-k's work i* made more arduous h> [mpils coining m at and Mar («ought canned gixxl» various tunes during the week. Every The Gate City House has brought entrant is suppose«! to lx- at the various down the high cost of living. Only 14.00 school houses next Monday and lx* as per week for the finest table hoard in the signed to the grade» where they Ix-long city. See Parker. 28-U Hon. li. H. Dickson of' Orlando was Social Service Meeting in the city on Wednesday coming up to The Social Service department of the see Mr*. Dickson and Mias Ethel off on Methodist church- held their regular the ClycJ* Line to Jacksonville. meeting on Tuesday afvrnoon in the 1 C. J. Rumph, accompanied by hi« »on. ehurch. The meeting was presided over Hume, is spending his vacation tuking by Mr*. M A. Miot, fourth vice president In the sights of the nation's capital, and of the society, who also conducted the will be gone until about the first of Oc­ devotional exercises. An article from tober. the Missionary Voice on “The American and the Work being done among Them,” George Fox, Jr., has returned to his horns in Miami after a few day* sjient was rend by Mr». C. 1.. Smith. Another with home folks. George is manager of article from the Voice on "Home Misthe Miami branch of the Easenkay by Mr*. H. H. Chappell. The beautiful duet, “The Homeland," product. was sung by Mr*. J. K. Mettinger and Eugene Larnmore, travelling for LlbMm. Claude Herndon; played by Mr*. bey, McNcal & Libbey, Joined hi» wife Herndon. here this week, as she has been the guest Mrs. W. W. Abernathy read an article of her mother, Mr*. Carrie B. Yeiser on on the “ Work that is being done for Lake Onoro. Lepers" In Korea. Mr. and Mr*. Geo. A. DeCottes moAn article on the "Lay Hospital at L°ved ter Jacksonville last Saturday and Songdo. Korea,” waa read by Mr*. T. A. returned on Tuesday. The entire dis­ Newton. After a lengthy discuaalon on tance was covered without an accident matter* of great Interest to the aodety My kind. the meeting adjourned. The fruit packing house« in the vicin­ ity of Lakeland are all completely equip( > u ,. ^ P**l^nd ready to begin work at an eraly. I**»«» .n*»w«. ' •* date andaf* looking for the large«! crop! «»W*• (' ~ * * * ! 1 C~ *% h tti* « . V. w . M shoney s p p lb d U> tk b court In many years. tor l e t u n a l adm tatatrm U an oo (ha rmUla al *.U u num , Ut» ol m ld ro u n lv a l Ormn*., x b r a a »r». ther-lor».- lo cit» «iwf «utmonUh lU J. D. Langley aoceupied the puland »tosuU f Ih» kiixlr*»! and rrH IIo r» ol «aVI ,r pit at the Congregational church last to ì# »nd befor« th h court on or I h . 2 «Ih d ay ol O e lo U c . A. D t » I J and Sunday both morning and evening and flV- ob|wrtio«w. il sn y lh»y h a » .. o> t h . f r s n 'ln « preached splendid sermons to sppreci- U O rra a i alorvaaVl, o lh ^ w ta . I h . a a m . «Ili b . *riva audience*. Rev. Langley has been P ^V h Ì * I Ì £ ? n T m « »» O ounty J u d t . o f l h . C o x n preaching at the Preebyterian church In »y stoma VJ. thi. *4th day (sswi) County Jo d p . Drlando during the absence of the pastor. ll-rri-4tp . ■Í . NTO the building of many years of es­ tablished b u s in e s s has been put the mátured experience of, successful buying direct from reput­ able manufacturéis. If we supply you, you receive the benefit of our 22 years of knowing how to buy. Make us your haberdasher. I WANTS . líi«s¿ - 4 it i B- .FRANK Clothier and Men’s Furnisher **• | BEST SCHOOLSHOES| | E . G. D U C K W O R TH | I A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your H ouse For You - . . jj. . . - . f-.-. iihHk - i f # f. •- U-- i �» .T \ t ' Ijl J r ‘j ■ ■ 2 7 . 19f2 i i THE SANFORD HERALD io H N THE SANFORD BASE BALL CLUB OF 1912 B. S T E T S O N U N I V E R B I T Y LINCOLN HULLEY. Ph. D.. Lin. D.. LL. D.. Pretident T H E B E S T S C H O O L tS ,' c5od F O R Y O U R C H IL D R E N Smd Them lo Stetson. Fall Term Begins Sepl. 25 C ollegs of U b e r a i A ria H p,ofrraor* and Instructon Colise» of U * 17 llntrmlty Building» College of Technoloty ¿a Am Campus Collegs of Bininsss but Students L»»t ■n ' Preparatory Arndemy 11.000.000.00 Kndosrrornt Normal Sebool 21.000 Volume» In Librtry Hebool of Morhaalr Aru 110.000 Pipe Organ , „ H.bool of Music 10 Large Laboratories for Arienee School of Floe ArU Unsurpan-H Ueosral 1-qulpmrot Cnrsfal administratis» snd Iks, Intort-.fa» z r * r z z £ rIssata». z .-.1.-Hep«.. '. MS S S asd*s»t”sectârUs K.r rnlntof. « .U.n, fsr Uf«m.,k,.. Champions of the Sandspur League Who Won Thirty-Four Games in Fifty-Four in the Sanford*Orlando Series and their Record for Season Î [ 1 l i. iH lt l *■ B l! I , Il Ì l i ’i J* ;hf i l f l J()Mn ’ iÌ^STCTS(7n UNIVERSITÀ» »ELAND. FLORIDA Jill I j il s r l ! IK Free IN F O R M A T IO N GROWERS: We make n specially of jiivintl practical directions for the management of soil and crops, including control of Insect nnd dis­ ease troubles. If you are n 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. its* il Remember, there is a remedy ol preventive for almost every trouble. The information which we »end out is based on over MU years' practical experience, supplemented by tbe most careful scientific sliitly. Hundreds of growers are profiting by this ser vice, but we wunt to mieli n »till greater number. Tbe success of (he grower* is the foundation of prosperity for the entij-e Stat»- J .||- 1 Jli HI! nil? ' W IL S O N & T O O M E R ri Bif n I it HI If y i m■ if • il! K? • Oc» of Asstl<ills* for Tax Ifewd Bader BeeSanford la proud of her champion ball the Collegiana hope to see them wearing Nstfos si Châ»ler MU, Laws sf Florid». team of tba 1912 aaaaon, for they were a Hanford uniform next year. Notkw is hereby ftven that T. 8. Williams of Fla., purchaser of Tax CertiArste No Following la some data collected on Sanford, not only tha beat player» that ever trod Wtl, dxud the fith day of June. A. I). 1*10, hu the aeries between Sanford and Orlando Clad said cTTtUlrats la my offlm. and hxa mxda aptha Sandapur Circuit of the Buih League plication lor Taj l)cwd to bau« in arronlann» with and the East Coast game»: law. Said CertMrsla ombra«. the following ,lrabut they were gentlemen all and the Tlbed propaety, iituaud In Orane» rounty, Fk>r Batting average of Sanford Base Bull C Ida, to-wit: 182S.U ft. W, lira ft. H of N.K. Cor. finest bunch of hall teasers that ever left Team form opening of season June 6th of fier. SJ, Tp I» 8.. Il SOK. Kun W «>, ft.. S. «70 ft.. R. SS)4 It., N. 47« ft. tha old North Slate and Invaded the 1912. to close of season Sept. 10, 1912: Tbe said land Lein* i w. ..I at the .late uf tha kwuan« of aurh «ntliral» in tho nam, of Charlottr L*nd of Flower*. AB H K Aver Brown. LJnUwn Baili errtiiloat« ihall b*» rniermnl irrrud With one or two exceptions the entire Edwards 60 15 13 300 Inf to law, Tal ItowH will Lmj* tbrrron on thr 14th tiny ol Octobre. A. I). HH2. 161 42 24 278 team was composed of college boya from Roljerla Wltnra) my ofelsl aienatura and ml tha tha II th 181 60 27 277 .lay of Heptemher, A. I). t»12 tha University of North Carolina and Lows . U. M ROBINSON. Moreland 160 40 •W 260 •«* Clerk Circuit Court, Oranf. County. Florid». they, had played bang up ball during the 7-Frl-«tc Farmer 212 61 34 241 ■pring season of the college circuit. Wofford »6 21 17 232 Manager Stevrna displayed excellent Wallace . 76 17 3 224 Natfoa of Intendaci lo trplr for Lettera Falsai Noti« la hrarby ,iv.n that on Monday, the 7th 186 38 27 206 judgment In taking an many of these Brittain day of OrtobsT. À. I). IMS. ih.- undrr.l<n„t 191 36 15 189 tncorporstora. intend to apply to th. players aa poaalhle. They had played Bundy the Stale of Florida fur l.r<tm Patent to u> Swink IK3 32 27 176 of to N F Voa.ll l Company, up« it« lollowln« together and had the system of team rhartrr. 1/e 63 5 2 96 lirupuxl (Stjne.11 N I’. YuWKIJ, work and Inside base hall down to a tine (’hiidvr* 34 3 •» 8H A F VOWKI.1, GEORGE A SFEER. science, and the fact that they hardly Kay 61 4 H 78 PltnpttNKI) CHARTER ever luat a game by bonehead plays dem­ The name of nal.l (Virpuratlon dull I. Total hatl ng average uf team 219 T ow el! A C o m p a n y , a n d t h . p i a « of b u a u in n .h a ll onstrated the wisdom oi getting boys _______ ‘ ”O r a n f . county,. M o ra ta Won Iant Aver ‘ba2.Hanford. T he fenaeal natura of of th bu»n who had worked together. Although the th.e buunra» to b Hanford lo conduct conduct and and «p o pa.___ ra le .a .fe n :u 20 630 (ran aarted «hall b ..,, to . « I m ercantile butinow . to buy «11. u » „ .o d lr team played with but few teams other real eatata Pilcher»’ records. T he . n ^ u n l of t h . o a p lu l d o ck au th o rin cl « than Orlando and Kissimmee and few of Won Idwt Aver .h all b e FVly T bourn ml (l&o.OOOOO) llollam which ahaU U d l» id « l into F t « H undm J tSOUl the fans In other sections of Florida had Kay 1Ü 4 714 S barra, ol th a p a r tmlua ol On» f lu n d m l (1100.00) H ollars pm d m « Said flock .h a ll be paid for by a chance to take their measure, the San­ Wallace ... 11 6 687 iran afe rrln f to th e C orporation th e d o ck In trad e I>te , an d fo o d win of th a firm known aa N P Voweil A 10 ford team was undoubtedly the finest 6 626 C om pany, of which th e Inco rp o rato r, are mem E d w a rd s a 3 500 Lera. Utfalber with th e b u ildlnf In which aatd bust snd fastest amateur team that ever U conducted, and th e lot on which m id build Steven* o 1 000 nera ing sta MÌA. played the game in the state. ti Bundy C orporation .h all e a l.t . lmrm .,1 I 0 I n ln4.rl) Said nine i99i ><«rw Their field was limited and their repu Below |* given the mull.* I the Minmi4 The Icjsinera of » . , I ( 'o rporatkjn »hall \m rom lucted by a prraeW tn. ,ie » pnam feai and See. tatlon was confined mostly to newspaper Key West trip ! ‘" » 7 " / •»•I by three din -d u ra, -who may Judd any ol t h . .uher <>m.ea Said urtlnra .b all reports oi the games, hut their work was Batting averagtn. ba r i - t e d annually, on tha 14th d ay ol Ja ty . Un so good that several scouts of the larger «h* e W ird a t th . find .lectio n ahaU ba All H R Aver lr hflTd: 5 Ì 1 burtn* T *h*11 1» nooducvnl by th a 31 16 . 7 516 ?fou leagues were here frrom time to time Roberta ^ t y j g m r a J ^ w R : H ,.p , TowelL prraCiratt; I - Tow eu. » 1 « prraident! ra rra ta ry trea.u re r, 41 16 10 390 A. endeavoring to get a line on the t>oya and Farmer v î ü 3 î A' .SÇ r , ‘ * i‘l N . P . YtrarU, A. E. Yowail Lowe 40 14 10 360 direct oc*.and « .e o c f. A. Speer ,h « || a Un rare» a . several of them received good offers to Bowen :ifi 12 G 342 k Ifh rat u a m i l of IndeM nlncra to "Jlne In” but their college days are ahead Moreland 7 . , , L » ! or!« ra tlo o ran . 1 , n y Um. «jbiect 37 10 9 270 ilaelf ahall t» Fifty T bvuaand (f4u.OOu.UOI I M ol them and the are not ready to enter Brittain 36 9 7 256 « r i , 7. . J 1* “ i"*" *.ml raakim era „1 I h . njUcTIlwra. 32 7 the ranks o( they professional* although Bundy 218 am i the n o n io -, of aharra d o c k njlw cnl—1 by **ch mrm u foil«/« a Swink 35 7 9 200 N r Yo^n. OrUndo. Fior*.!«. 2WSK.r^e one or tw-o of them will remain and lyre 12 0 166 A F. t M»e>|l. Hanford. KVirwU. I2& .Hharm coach some of the Florida college teams. Wallace 9 0 111 H raÌT TrU ÌlT' n “nJ*’ "h*"* County ol O ranf». Early In the season the fart was ap­ Ray 11 1 90 . PeraramUy a p p r a r c l t- d » « N y „„u parent that Sanford far outclassed Or­ A !.. I «well and tln>rf» A Spara, to m . wet known « t h . perwma who e d c r tb e l tha fo re lando and after the first ten games the f u ln f nolle« an<l protKzwwj r h a rtr r . » n i »rknovelButting uverage 298 p i r a i r a rh .lo r h l m j f th at k . Sanford team romped home with the Won Idist Aver for th a tiara an d p u r p o s e ÜMreio.maprraw.1. money with apparent ease and had It not Gamè» itoraa, My hand and ofllrtal seal. thU the în d Sanford vi Miami—Sani 4 1 800 d ayW of S rp t.n il.-f, A. D. 1*1*. ° been for the tact that both towns were tSiftted) R IC H I) | | MARKS. Sanf-Key West—Sanf 1 666 compelled to play out the series the end . . . . __ y y * 1* H la l. . t U m « . 0 1000 would have been in sight before the oea- Sanf-G S. Army Sani 1 7-4t F rt * om m i**lon • , Plr« Ja n u a ry 2,1, l u i «. oon_had fairly started. There.could lie Totel 7 2 777 no comparison between the Sanford team Pitchers’ record on road: and any other amateur team In the stateand their work on the field was beyond Won Uxit Avvr compare. 1 K*y . 3 0 1000 ... 2 1 666 Many of the out of town spectators 2 1 666 at the game were amazed at the spectac­ Wallace ular plays pulled off by the home team 1 Birthday Parly and every game was well attended by Mr*. J. O. Packard entcrtalnod at a many people who came for miles to see very pretty children’« part Saturday real daaay ball playing. afternoon In honor of little MLm Virgie With auch a team to represent our city May a birthday. The decorations were a six city league should have been organ­ very pretty, the table wpeclally attrac­ ized early In the season and th0 team could'have had an opportunity to dém­ tive, s i it was centered with a hay stack, rot- n ,, , in which waa hidden the dolls for the ontrât« their ability. little folks. Indoor games were played f i l o AO* - tut roi Manager Stevens and his able aasialst- os the weather waa very inclement, but wovr ag rou anta are to be congratulated upon their the spirits of the young folk» were not « -» e iA T V rni good management during the season and in tiie least dampened. Those who en­ 4CCVUHI to Jtz *W4/ upon'giving our dty auch a good team. joyed this merry afternoon were: Sara r«»f tu t oi-ti The citizens not only received much Evelyn William, Olive Newman. Kath­ ton pleagÿre from the gamee but the city erine Yme», Margaret Davison, May profited by t^e advertizing, aa the eye* Holly, Mildred Holly, Sara'Wight, Ger­ of the State were focuaed on Sanford dur­ trude Rungr, Dorothy Palmer, Mollie ing the aertea, and our dty U known Abernathy, Erminia He louser and Helen among the fans of Florida and other Terwilliger. •tattt as being progressive enough to sup­ e1 — ---------port • ball team In the summer months. Clifford Walker is spending a few day« While the season of 1913 is far ahead this week with Billy Fitt* at New Smyr­ therr Ja f¥> doupt Xpout support that will na and tjje beach. Tbe big ftah will be given to a good ball team next season probably go to deep tea while the boy» M. Me SMITH, Frwc h. a. r r avana, v^ree. Md U poesiblo the many admirers of are on the beach. **• *• TOtaa, Cashier F E R T IL IZ E R CO Minultclurtfs oi IDEAL F E R T I L I Z E R S JA C K SO N V IL L E............................................. FLORIDA Let Every Woman Read There is Strength and Health for Her in This Greatest of Modern Discoveries I Tha t)»«t wotnm to «rsrjr tow» wbsrs Reno1» New He*lt2i la knew» kara good roaaun lo r*comm*ntl thU m arrtloui remedy to ether wosnoo. Heuo'i New Health I* not as ordinary pslent medlolae Hothlnz U claimed foi tbit wonderful remedy that ;t will not acoompltsh. In proof uf fhit It Is (old under an abiolute guarantee to refund the money en flrat bottle If It falls to «urnly and thoroughly relieve Scanty, Profuse, Painful, Irregular or fluppreexvd Menstruation, Sickly Porlode, Constant W oarlnets and W«-abnefi, Depretalon, Cramps. Plriltieni, Violent Headache, Palpitation of the Heart, Palna In the Hack aud Oroln*. I^eticorrhea and all Inflammation!, Clear atiun and IftHcbarae* of the VaRlna and Ulerua. No echetnc I* retorted to »ell Rono'a New Health. The only kind of advertlalna that can be profitable la Ih* recooimendntlon that goee by word of mouth from thoie whom thla marvelou» medicine has cured to eufTerlng friend*, relative* and neighbors It I* In this way that the tale of Reno'i New Health hai Increased from day to day,—from year to year. The demand for It la eteadlly growing and II has done a world of good In tha homaa of U>e fatnoua and wealthy at well a* among the army of hard working wotp»u Renu’a New Health 1« trie proscription of an eminent phyalclan whe»e lift we. (pent In searching for a cure for fetnala trouble*, and when he ,11» covered (hie remedy he at olic-e put It within Ihe reach of the poor a* well »• the rloh. and today It may bo obtained at nearly every drug store Until Ratio* discovery there waa no known cure for the many 111* with which woujwb aufter l be palm aud achva which our mothers thought they Dual endure, eoon vanlih uader the curative and health-giving Influence of Berio a New Health. Lika nothing elaa, It glvea new vigor, life and strength. It txxkea nervous, ailing woman well and cheerful. It dispels headaches and bantahee all norvous trouble! Reno's New Health makea it unnecessary at My stag# of Ufa to suffer from those serious lilt that afflict so many. It doei not morel) relieve, but permanently cure*. For Sale By Win. G. Aldridge, Sanford, Flor i t ’d S tu b b o rn C a s e Mr* d 7 aSD«!imer ^ treatmenl of two doctor»," w rite Mn. R. L Phillips, of Indian Vallgy, Va.. "and thw D«>nounce my c.uo a v«ry atubborn one, of womanly weak* take CardluL* n°l l° Up> When * commenced to Now* ,b°Ut ,on# week’ bofore I *«w much change. . * ere P**ni that had been In my side for yc js , In a g|onff ttnd d j"'*,uffer at ^ I *m feeling bettor than n a long time, and cannot apeak too highly of CaiduL* C a r d u i W om aiftT onle ofytheZ°Z °fth°*e W Om tnwh0sufl-lrfr0* ot the troubles so common to women. Larduljlg a builder of womanly strength. Ctonr'»«»«* Vegetable Ingredients, It acts Quickly on the Uie^omaid,lem’ bul,d,ng UP wonianly strength, toning up I Thouuniu ol DAi" ,.uc’'c,s,ul *°r mon th u 50 y u n . I « S i S k o i ! ^ t "V* * rlu' n l <> W1 oi th. btncBt th « ^ fo LAdue* ^ ^ troubles. Begin today. 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M A G N O L I A ~ 8 AVEN UE — F" ^ ^ ^ ooooooo o oo o o oo o oo o oo o o o o ¡Er­ ri road g iv e * a ch«*ap thirty-day round ( r ip acre, a n d the ta le wan $20,000 (or thirty LIKES THE SOUTH ■ excursion tw ic e a month at $26. and .u re«, a n d th e c h ic k e n b u n in cM , egg» are J. Moore Hardy Write* of Advantage« j («penally when you can get on a train 40 cents a dozen now. 1 gave my neigh­ to be Found at Sanford, Fla. at .'LUO at Washington and arrive at bor across the utris-l (S a n fo rd avenue) Florida, Sept. 16/h, 1912. i Sanford, Fla., at t> |i rn next day. *o you th e r ig h t of a c h ic k e n ra n c h on m y f r o n t ­ h'dilor Mirror, Altoona, Fa.. I »»«* they are lem than two day* from age, d id n o t a llow him to cut d o w n any if tlie fin e tns-M. so t h a t now it lo o ks lik e I>ear Sir—I promised you and a nmn N ew York I . llk e ltlo lit w o u ld g ive ■ '¡infor'l i» live, u p dalli lilt le • it V M ' i i ' ii I'a rk 1s t of 1‘ennsylvaniu friends to le t the m know our irnpnviMions of conditions as wc o f . itsiut ..0 * H I . m i l i« a I w e i i e m o l l i h s lit th o u s a n d s o f d o lla rs fo r an acre id th is l In a tun lake M o n r o e . fro n ta g e and i( is on a h a rd road S a n fo rd found them in fair Florida, a n d the t h e y e a r place •V j by fi nuli» in wnllli. Lake Jrnsup. a v e n u e ' s tra ig h t in to th e c it y , no t liu t a country wo traveled through in reaching 5 to t> milt» to tlie south, and these two good chicken ranch demonstration can Florida. Wo reached Sanford Friday, Aug. :10 at 2:16 a. m., having left Al­ along with the St. Johns river connect­ lie seen on rny frontage. Now, nor are toona os reported on Tuesday at 10:05 ing them, make the world's famous San­ they troubled by any disease or vermin a m. on the Limited, having stop|s>d ford celery delta, nature's natural truck on this hummock land. A big chicken Thirty mill» o f brick roads are ra n ch acrows the la k e ( M o n ro e i has sevin Harrisburg on business, I t<s»k the garden local to Baltimore, so as to m-e the to Is- built comity, f w in ,h S a n fo rd is eral th o u s a n d c h ic k e n s a m o n g th e |iu lm famous York Co. country to a d v a n ta g e , th e ce n te r, th is w in te r, m th re e d irts - trees, as th e c h ic k e n s ha ve a nice s h a d y hut did not iwe over a dozen corn fields turn* fro m S a n fo rd (h ie ,,( the se con place w h e re (hey c a n get o u t o f th e sun id lin g the way the etjual of one a t M a n o r Meets th e c o u n ty seat, iir la n d o I he if they w a n t to h u ll, Huntingdon county, and d id nv»t A ll u ii t i c ( oa st l.m e is b u ild in g a new A m a n th a t sho w e d m e his c h ic k e n »*s> a cabbage patch the whole way d o w n 1s ta tio n to th e w m t o f th e r it y . T h e c it y ra n c h a m o n g th e tr o p ic a l p a lm s a n d liv e the equal of one at Mooresville, Pa. has a lre a d y a rra n g e d to have tw o o f th e o a k g ro v e , s u rro u n d in g his house, yesI'liere were evidencen of cornfields still p r in c ip a l s tre e ts a n d avenue» le a d in g to j t*-rday said to m e t h a t he d id n o t loose standing at Sanford, the equal of any in the new station paved this full lie/ore the three of his chickens by disease. They Vork, Huntingdon or Ulair count!»», and shipment of vegetables begin this win­ were white leghorns. Saw a fine I would not live on a thousand acres of ter. Sanford can Lake care of u large llarred Plymouth Hock ranch this morn­ those old abandoned farm* in Virginia number of «ettl«ini and tourists. Al­ ing, but with the price of egg»» at 40 and pay taxes. I also found u numlior though another fine hotel is planned rent« there is room for more to go iqtp of Georgia farmer* from the beat part of on the lake front, which is to be further the huaincaa. Kggs go to 50 rent* in the state, raising corn, cotton, rice and parked and itoulevurd««!, which it is the winter wh«Ti the fowl* are doing their sugar cape, and when they attem pted to hoped will lie start««! soon. This place beat. So that this iipin-an» to lie a raise vegetables for the early spring is far from being a wilderness, nnd as-a M«*ccu sure enough in one businem, the markets north, to find themselves beat- quaint, homelike place will compare Chicken business. I arrived just in time, en by the same, b y jh e Sanford ‘truckers favorably with any of the central Penn­ the lust of August, to see some of the and Florida in general, by from two to sylvania towns of from 2,000 to 10,000 ruiny season. Wwt of Sunford we saw six weeks, and thcae conditions were population and its suburban territory the big storms that went down the wf*t I«-coming intolerable to tho progressive cannot lx* beuten by York, l-anraster coast und hit Tampa and St. Peters­ farmers who wanted to get ahead, and or Heading. We were delighted with burg. We have frequent showers. One they are preparing to como to the favor­ Mecca, which is all the name implies. day was cloudy and rained several times ed sections of Florida in larger numlxT* I was out on Friday when I arrived to during the day, but this was enjoyed as seo the famous Celery avenue, and on it uppeared like north in July. than from Pennsylvania. The water's fine, »»jM-cially if you some of the lake view celery farms and ■The mention of the two fine stations drink it fresh from tho well*. (People t»H»k ih the celery delta street car belt *t Haltimorc and at Washington is su­ perfluous, as most people are aware of line, and even though their land* under don't drink the city water, us it is out of their magnificanc«. I arrived in Wash­ cultivation ranged from $500 to $1,000 a lake. As the flowing sulphur water is ington In the evening on tho Congress­ and $2,000 un acre. I was glad I saw so healthy drink it by the quart for the ional Limited, saw Washington from the Mecca the first thing on Friday morn­ first several days and then you are all top of Washington monument, and the ing, as 1 would not give the lands sur­ right, you can't drink enough of it. Whits House and as much of the city as rounding this little village for any of People don't live forever here, hut there wuld until the 8:80 train on tho Atlantic them, even in the new, raw state with is very little sickness, and people don’t .Q°“ V Un*. The Florida and W et the tropical palms covering them, with have to go elsewhere, like at other places, Indian Limited, the finest in tho south. an occasional live oak. pine or magnolia. on account of catarrh, rheumatism and I left at 9:30 Thursday and arrived at I have three neighbors within 400 fet lung troubles. The lost of August u the • Sanford at 2:16 a. m. Jacksonville of my piece of land, and several more are time they start, like up northin the rlalma to be among the most progressive ekaring so that there will i«- «»•verul spring, from Marrh 20 to April 11 their dtie* of the south, and also lay? greut more houses inside of several hundred **•««1 ImmIs . The relery seed ImmIs have ilaim to bus!neaa prominence, and has feet, nnd you can grow anything in Flor­ Inwn planted, except a few, 20th of * >m* reasons for its pretentions in this ida that can 1«! grown in California and August to 20th of SeptemlH'r. The direction. Hanford is the first center of some things that cannoUbe grown there, lottucc has been planted In the last ten Importance south of Jacksonville, 1173 if you use brains, judgment and hard days and will be planted still later, and miles from Altoona and Is not auch a work enough, and like I was shown one cauliflower can still be planted. Yes­ iong way, off like California, 3,000 mil* op the last land sales yesterday. A poor terday I aaw a bed of pepper* in the seed M4 RUM. and -V i-4.lt« when the roii- uiau bought land a t a few dollar* an bod ready to mt out, four inches high. . P - * ':» . * 1 ¡j ÉÉÉiÉaÈìsìÉ: - E v e r y th in g w ill he in fu ll b la s t here s h o rtly Som e o f th e men w h o -e cro p s Í 1 have written about w ill make fr o m $H00 to $1 .(100 an acre, and others will not m ake o v e r tw o o r th ri-e H undred d o lla r» an acre. It all d e p e n d s on th e m a n . A m an w i ili b ru n ts (ik e some of th e c \|> e rt t r uc k e r » ••( Bl ai r co u n t v lie n will m a k e out T h i s g iv e s s m ile r i f o r m i l i im . a l o n g generai Imes, dotali.* cali he had frolli thè growers J, Moore Hardy. Sanford, Fla., Sopì. Iti, 1012.- Altoonu (Fu., Mirror. Kindergarten School Huiler will open a Kinder­ J. D. Roberts '■I SPECIALS g a rte n on S e p te n iln T DO, in th e C o n g re g a ­ tio n a l parson age . Terms, $2.00 per month. N o tie r o í Ip p lir a lU ii io» I a t lir c tl 1 m in ikon ft of ( h a p trr IM A , I j i * i of M o rtila uj U THIS W EEK M is s I t u t h 8-6p Sec* N o tie r hs h e re b y fiver* lh a l A K H jolilom , of l ^ k r M a r ) . Kla . p u rrh a ^ e r of Ta» t « r t l f l r a t r N o 2075. liât«*»! th e ’»th »lay of I un», A I* I I . ha« flirti lenificai«* ui m y office, ami h** m acie Appli ra tio n (or l a i tie n i Lo taaue in ir o o n ia n r * w ith la » Salti c e r tio r a te e m h ra rW th è fo llo * In * i!«arr1be*| p r o p e rty , a ttu a le in O r a n t e r o u n ty . F lo rid a , ti»-wit NW oÍ N K *4 (Ines R . Il rifili of w y ) , S e r. Ut. T p 20, S., Il .10 K .. T h e rai<l land Iw tn* awwvwnj a t th e <late of i h r ta a u a n re of lucb re rtlA c a t* io th e n a m e of U n k n o w n . U n ira i said c e rtific a le sh all be m |.V n> ed accord* in f to law . l a i d e e d w ill ta«uc th rm » n on th e 2M h day oí October. A I». 1012. Guava Paste Sweitzer Cheese Pimento Cheese Ii r ■i W itniaw m y official a ig if n a tu r r an»l aeal th l* th e 23rd d a y of S e p te m b e r, A. 1>. 11*12. (eral) 10-4tC II M It O lll N S O N , Clerk (Circuit C’o u rt, Oran ft» C o.. Fla. Ity M. A. Howard. I). (% . I 01 Dl ST IURNITURL HOUSE ti SPECIALS ALL THE TIME Chase and Sanborn’s Tea and Coffee No. 1 R o ll T o p O fflo o D s a k . Roll ru /u in , two sliJiag arm i t i l i , tk#fc (plsaJidly nude taajr ru n ­ ning drawer« on cack aidr, or cupbo«rff;tl preferred. Drawer, lock •utonHiUwUjr, W orth 112.&0 to 114.50 V M ^ss Is. .................. Four Crown Batter 1 V' ■' t rv Dainty Flour P R IC4É $ 1 0 . 9 0 - Heinz Pickles Skipped From Indian« Fsclory L G. T. BUNTING M N O u i Io h i S frw t « "^3 *. » St A * |w tÍM , F U d ia MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLŸ FILLED l I .. . '.<yv»QI 1 , . J, ■ iîsiiuS 12!. - 1 j r iü �. r • . . ' . ' r , September 27.1912 T ilt SANFORD HERALD Great new stock of the latest Hart Schaffner & Marx styles •. * * . | , , ; y O U men in Sanford who are particular about the clothes you wear t io w have an opportunity to get the kind of clothes you want at the price you want to pay. _ _ ry* HART » •* SCHA'FFNER & MARX . • ■ • u 1 Jiii > goods were never better than this fall, the finest weaves, the best tailoring the s m a r t e s t s t y l e s ever shown. YOUNG MEN’S SPECIAL STYLES A t f;— PRICES ARE LOW AS USUAL SUITS $15.00 AND pong Some very unusual things for you young fellows; lively pat­ terns, snappy new models; some very smart new ideas in cut and finish. UP ______________________________________________________ 2 ___________________________________ ;-------- PAL 117 E A S T FIRST IG H R & S STREET CLOTHES THAT SANFORD, S A TIS FY FLO R ID A e Salielin We are glad to have thermJ collie to the Imperial This art i .n Vrr> with o* again. well »poki-n of and should attract an a t­ Mrs Kniver wa* called to her old tendance such as is unusual for a picture home in Iowa a few day* on account of show. They are refined und clever as the illness of her daughter. Ix-rformem and will surely draw an au­ dience of like kind. Meeting of Welakn Club Jyilin* of the theatrical engagements At the club rooms Tuesday afternoon that can l»e now announced consist of at .'I o'clock the Weluka Chili will hold »uch allows us Maddox-Field Players. t h * 1 n|>emiig meeting of t h e s*>;ls* i i i It Forty live Minutes from Broadway. will !•<* a husiness meeting, and every The I'limax, Introduce Me. Mutt and meinla-r id the club will I n* expected to Jeff liver Knight. Coburn's Minstrels, l>e present, a* busmens of interest and I he Servant in the House und Huhy importance will In* discussed. The com­ Mine. mittees in the different departments have given much time and thought to­ v Married In Plant City ward* arranging the attractive programs Miss Maude Devane of Plant City which have Ix-en issued in a pretty Ixxik- and Mr T. D Hayes of Sanford were lel for the coming season, and every united in marriage in Plant City last | mendier of the club should cooperate in cn Monday morning at 10 :t0 o'clock rrying out the plans as made. The social The wislding occurred at the home of feature of the club will In* especially em­ the'hride's parents m the presence of the J. I’. Mussel white was m town S a tu r phasised. and the mem Item may look immediate family and a few guests. d a y a fte rn o o n e u ro u te to O rla n d o forward to an unusually pleasant winter. Frank Adams of this city actisi as Itest Miss Pearl Haron has return»*! from Aside from the »ocial feature of the club man and iinmisliately after the reremony u two weeks' visit with her aunt, Mrs some interesting work along the lines of the happy couple left for this city. Crow and family on I-ake Harney. Art, Civic-s, Literature, Music and House­ The bnde is one of Plant City’s fairest Rev. Colc.ia at Geneva engaged in a hold Economic* will be taken up. Un­ daughter* and is populnr with the young­ series of meeting*. der the com|>etent leadership of Mr*. er set of that city. D. W. Currie of Orlando was in tocn J. W. Dickina the club is In a nourishing The groom is the efficient Imokkecper Monday. condition, and some plans for future of the Sanford Ice and Water Co. of this Rev. E. I*ee Smith returned home development arv being made, umong city and has' a host of friends who will Monday morning from Clarcona. where which is that of building a club house. unite in congratulations and Ixait wish««. he held his regular appointment Sunday With the progressive ideas that domin­ Mr. and Mrs! Hayes will go to house­ morning. ate the club this may be accomplished at keeping at 208 East Third street, where no distant date. Mr*. R. J. Holly will Mr. Hay«« owns n nice home and had MAITLAND be hastess at the club rooms during the fitted it up for the occasion. School opened here last week with a month of October. The following item Is from the Plant good attendance. Mias Harris of Win­ City <^>rrc*|>ondent to the Tampa Time*: ter Park is our teacher this term and has Imperial Theatre A wedding of much interest took place rooms with Mr*. Turner. Manager Karnatx of the Imperial in Plant City ut the home of the bride’* Mr*. Geo. H. Dickinson of SanfonJ Theatre has thoroughly cleaned and parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Edward Devane, returned home Monday after spending renovated the house, discorded the elec­ Monday, at 10:30, when Miss Maude ten days with her friends, Mrs. Vnnder- tric piano and replaced some with a new Devane liecame the wife of Mr. Talmage pool and Mr*. W. L. Mooreman at Mait­ one which will arrive and be installed DeWItt Hayes. The marriage cere­ land. ( next week, has added an orchestra of mony wa* performed by Rev. M. J. Miaa May Shelton R at home again four pieces which furnishes sweet music Hoover, pastor of the Baptist church. after a week's stay at Dr. Christ's sani­ every night, and has furnished several The bride is one of Plant City’* moat tarium. We are glad to ?aay ahe is very classy art* lately that have at­ accomplished and popular young ladies. much better and continues to improve. tracted good cVowd* and excited much She I* a graduate of the Plant City High Our vacant houses have about all been complimentary talk. School, also of the Shorter College, rented or spoken for, which looks aa if With the added attraction* the Im­ Rome, G*. Mr. Hayc* is a promising we were going to have a full town this perial is something more than a picture young business man. The couple left winter. ahow, and to judge from the attendance on the 10:55 train (or Jacksonville and Mrs. Peeler (nee Miaa Maggie Sim­ the palrona appreciate the high tone of other point*. They will be at home alter mons) returned to Maitland laat Satur­ the entertainment which is being fur­ October 1 at Sanford, Fla. f' . » day and will be with her parents. While nished. we regret the sail cause of her return, we Lewis 8i Woodward opened last evenProf. Maria’ Bible Glass are glad to have her with us again. and the act was indeed a surprising hit. Prof. Maris will meet hi* Bible cli Carl Galloway ha* moved to the Hall They will repeat the act again tonight at the-Congregational church on the cottage opposite the Library. und change for Saturday night. The first Sunday in October to take up fhe Kemper Trout und family have moved singing of the team of fun-m akm is ■tudy of the gospel. An urgent Invita­ ' occupy their catchy and highly entertaining. --------{ tion is extended to all member* and Next week Malum by ft Muwett* other« to bt present* OVIEDO O< < UKAN< HS .Mm E J. Nix and duughter*. Lucile and Flainsc, of Ocala, have lx-cn the guest* of Rev. Cole and family for some days. The) will leave for their home Friday, and Mrs. Nix will be accom­ panied by her sister, Mi*» Eva Cole, who will enter the high school in Ocala Mia* Bvn will lie greatly miwwd by all her friends here and e*|>eoinlly by her music teacher. Mrs Smith, who complimented her aptitude and proficiency Miss*« Eulu Mun and Failth Howard returned from Groveland last week where they spent two very pleasant weeks with relative« and friends* A firie boy has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs T H Dean to the delight of the entire household and many friend* May hi* life In* a blessing Jo his parents. brother and sister, and one of great use fulness for our dear Master I i- J, I ■4 lll'FFAl.O IIII.I.S DIG SHOW Will be Presenlrd In Orlando With Great Scenic Effects With a nearly arranged arena and tent* painted to represent towering mountain scenery, the Buffalo Hill Wild West and Pawn«** Hill Fur Fast, Comhined. will exhibit it Orlundo, Tuexduy. Oct 22, und excursion rat»« have ul ready Ix-en arranged with the various railrouds to carry visitor* to thut |>oint, where several novel ahd appropriate features will give the onlooker an ugreeable surprise. The roster of the World'a Roughrider* will have additions to cover every style of equestrian* that the cull­ ing of the universe'» most fumed in the art can offer, from the Arab and Indian to the moot liniHhcd four-legged grutduatii* in Hayte Fcole. An old time fox hunt with the GernerKenny *tud of high jumper*. led by the record hreuking pony ’’SUyaway." with a pack of hounds, nil in tl^ full spirit of the grand cross country »port will thrill the beholder. Max Gruber’s greates of all trained elephants, ’‘Minnie.’* in a auccfwsion of aurprlsingjent* with home, pony, dogs, man and lady, I* something new —a med­ iation in animal intelligence; the group of Russian peasant dancer* (first *|h pearance); the prixe winning six home team of dapple gray* in action, "Hilly” Wuli«, in contrast to tlie old inn* mule and ox teams and prairie *cl..... . "Huffulo Hill" and "Pawnee Ihli «*U both lie In evidence, personally hindling the detail* of a marvelously »-stutar nting, admirable and instructi«* h of telling world hiatory. Every arrangement will lx- n. I. I * the convenience of the Sunlof ! - |,M and a large crowd will lx* in ail* I»*«•» from this city. I The Nicaragua revolution organmd by .General Mena ha* been practically brought to an end by the surrender of Mina to the American marine- under command of Major duller at Gran»'!». With the surrender of Mena ami his men, came also the capitulation Kortnws of San Francisco near <»■ •' -**ia to the Mexicans, and the snrr. > •• the Meet of *mall steamer* on I-akc Sic» ragua which were manned by Men»« adherent*. The nupply and distribution of c o tto n in the United State«, in running b»lo, for the cotton year of 1912, which ended July 31. 1912, with comparison* for pre­ vious year*, a* announced in the annual report of the census bureau, wa- Sup­ ply: The total supply gf cotton for the cotton year 1912 was 17,673,29-1 hale«compaml with the 13,873,423 bah* >n 1911 and 12,288,021 bale« in 1910. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX OTHEi IMPERIAL THEATRE Thursday, Friday;. Saturday Thla W#ek LEW IS AND WOODWARD COMEDY HARM ONIOUS SINQER8 NEXT WEEK MALUMJKY & M U8 8 ETTE R K P lN a o IN T E R T A IN E R t O U R L IN E U P F O R 1912-13 '1 Maddoekx-Field Player« 45 Minute« From Broadway Introduce Me Mutt and Jeff Over Night Cobarn'« Minstrels Baby Mine -, Tb« Servant In T b , H o » ., . C X ÌM A r ?» : t im o r i A n tiM i BHHH �Published Semi-Weekly—Tuesday and Friday SA N PO R D H E R A L D IN SANFORD— Llh la Worth Living Number 11 S A N FO R D , F LO R ID A , T U E S D A Y , OOTOSBE 1, l i l t Valu CLANS A R E GA THERING PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN MILITARY COURT FACES FOR A SPECIAL SESSION GEORGIA SOLDIER BOYS A tte n d a n c e W i l l R e a c h T h e Florida LegislrtureMeets Killing of Augusta Business H lg h e a M a rk Today at State’s Capital Men Now Being Intstigated FLORIDA NEW S AND VIEWS FROM EVERY SOURCE Wf LEAD IN SCHOOL SYSTEM Daily H appenings in T he Land of Flowers Culled and Tjed Into a Nosegay of Brieflets Over Six Hundred Pupils Are Enrolled And More Will Follow During The Term Tallahassee Is again thronged with HAD A HOUSING MEETING Florida’* law making body and it* con­ tingent, llncc the special session of the legislature for October 1 will meet todny C o m m e rc ia l ( lu ll S ta rts New Season M o s t F a v o ra b ly to consider the enabling a r t to g ive Jacksonville power to own and operate The meeting of the Commerrial Club its municipal docks and to issue txmda held lost Friday night in the council for that purpose, for which alone has the ehamber)i was one of the most enthusi­ special session been called b y the g o v ­ astic meeting* held in Sanford m many e rn o r. It has been disrus»«*d and w id e ­ a day ly conjecture^ around the capital as to Mr. 1-uke called the meeting to order whether or not the *eaaion would be pro­ promptly at 7:30 o'clock and the room longed beyond the three days session, was so crowded that many of those pres­ which time as stated by the Jackson­ ent wen* obliged to stand in the hallway* ville Board of Trade, would lx* sutllcient and windows. to consider and conclude the husinetH S e c re ta ry lla t is i rend a m ost in te rw it fo r which the session was c a lle d . F’ x- ilig a c c o u n t of (lie m easures pa.ss.-d and preaaions made as to whether the M*mion u d v o c a tis l and th e good w o rk a c c o m ­ w ill o r will n o t lx* p ro lo n g e d o v e r th re e p lis h e d h> tin - c lu b d u rin g th e past «lays and matters other th u n th e Ja ckso n tw e lv e m o n th s T h e c lu b has g ive n vill»* m u n ic ip a l dock q u e s tio n co n s id e re d th e s e c re ta ry b u t li t t le e n co u ra g e m e n t is only a m atter of opinion. The a rg u ­ III t h a t tim e , b u t he has Is-en at w o rk ment of reasons why the session w ill not u n d u n d e r the c irc u m s ta n c e s has accoin I»- p ro lo n g e d a n d other le g is la tiv e m u t­ (dished w onders. ters considered appears to have the a d ­ President Ia ik e s ta te d th a t n o m in a ­ van ta g e ¡lection 8 o f Artirle t o f the tio n s w ere in o rd e r fo r th e e le c tio n of t '«institution of the State o f Florida in new o ffice rs, if th e m e m lx *r* ju v a e n t the matter of calling s j h t iu I sessions of w ished to have u change and to th e c re d ­ the legislature, confers such power u p ln it o f the old otfice rs th e y were u n a n i the governor and makes the following m o u s ly re-elected to a n o th e r te rm of o ltic e a m i were co m m e n d e d fo r th e ir past provision: "Section 8. The governor may. on e in le n v o r* E v e r y one pr«-sent wits called ii j m i i i extraordinary occasions, c o n v e n e th e legislature by proclamation, and shall for a feu rem ark* and sh o u t tw e lv e ul In hU proclamation stuU* the purpose for th e m e in lx T s pri-setit risspondia! in u which it is to tie convened, and the legi- happy vein and all of th em were m o st lature when organised shall transact n o p tim is tic o ver (tie fu tu re of S a n fo rd and legislative husinesM other than that for eager to gel to w ork as memlx-nt of tile which it is es|x>cially convened, or such c liih other legislative business us the governor] I’rcnidont Iaike ap|>ointed the follow­ may call to its attention while is n session, ing committees on membership: G. W. except by a two-third* vote of each Sfx-ncer. Henry MrLaulln and Frank house.** Miller mi the first committee and G. II The fire ladditw of the Miami Fire De­ Fertiuhi. W (' Palmer and II. W. Hern­ partment have an interesting sight to don on tin’ other, und it was understood oiler their visitors The) are taking that tin- commit (is- that brought in the u nus ua l interest in the rinsing of g a t o r s 1110-1 iiiemls-rs at the next meeting in the little |Hind which thes built lust would be eillithsl to n pruc Itnth of week lor u large alligator which lived these committees are iiurd at work ami only a few days ufter captivity. The (rum the rejxirl* it is pruhahle thut at "pond” has been built on the small the meeting Friday night there will lx* spare of land in front of the fire building nlxiut fifty new memlx-rs added. E v e ry one pre se n t at th e last m e e tin g and the fire boys have several small aliigutors and other water animals in the was u rg is l to b rin g as m a n y new m e m enclosure for the tx-nelit of the passers I m‘rs as |Missilde and it is safe to assert th e ne xt m e e tin g w ill w itness one o f th e by und for their own enjoyment largest and m ost e n th u s ia s tic h u n c h of -o o o T h e telephone c o m p a n y in O ca la , in h<*«-ti-rs (b a t ha ve ever m et to g e th e r II I a d d itio n to building u new h o m e th e re ,, S a n fo rd la preparing to rebuild their entire tele- j President 1-ake also informed those phone system, which will give O ca la und jirisent that the matter of a tourist surrounding territory an up-to-dute hotel in Sanford would soon be settled phone system. The system to lie in­ und that he could assure the club that stalled is known as the “drop” system *uch a hotel would lx* built in time for and all wires will be encased in lead the next season's business. . The Commercial Club will meet next cables. A modern switchboard which will accommodate practically 2.000 in­ Friday night in the hand room in third story' of the city hall, where there will be dividual phones has lx-en ordered, more nx>m, ami every one who is inter­ o oo The Cathedral School for Girl* in Or­ ested in Sanford is cordially invited to lando will open its doors for thu thir­ lx* present and join the club. teenth annual session on Wednesday. .Sunday Morning Eire Oct. 2. A number of improvements have been made during the summer, About the time that the majority of such as increased water supply, new Sanford'c pojiulation were in the various steam heat radiation, etc. church«! last Sunday morning the alarm o o o of fire called the department to what Actual work of laying out the exten­ they at first thought was the Gate City sion of the Tampa Northern from House, but one glance at Mine Hoat Hrookaville to Inverness has lx*en start­ Parkers’ /see when they arrived there ed. This road is now under the contrul was enough to convince them that he of the Seaboard Air Lim^ was not the man, and then came the word that the lire waa at Skinners' on . , oao A car of grape fruit was sent out from Myrtle. On account of there being no Frostproof to Cincinnati on the 18th of railroad crossing on the A. C. L. beyond this month. A telegram to the shipper the Gate City House the department was stated that the fruit brought $6 per box. obliged to turn down Third to Oak and then go up one block out .of the way in Martha Miller Returns order to get back to Myrtle. The Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Miller were the chemical engine put the small Wax* put and hostess of a very delightful ■upper Wednesday evening, in honpr with the cuatomary dispatch and all was of the return of their daughter, Mias peace and quiet on Sunday again. But speaking of crossing* it aeema that Martha, from a summer epent with rela­ the A. 0 . L. ought to put In a few on tives In Kentucky. Six of Miss M artha’s j Myrtle avenue. young friends accompanied Mr. and Mra. Miller to the train to meet and welItev. D. J. Blocker od DeLand preach­ cxime Mias Martha home. 0|d the re­ ed excellent sermons in the Baptist turn of the party to her home, they en­ church last Sunday morning and even­ joyed a delicious supper. Later in the ing U) large congregations. Mr. Blockers evening Mr. and Mra. Miller, Miss Marmany Sanford friends are always glad guusts visited tbs Imperial to aee him In the city. Sanford schools opened yesterday morning on schedule time and a visitor to the city and witnessing the large throng of merry children would have txx*n impreaned by the good showing of the future citizenship of Sanford. Our school* at once our jiride and Ixwt asset have Ix-en heralded fur and wide as lx*ing the liest in the south and the bent jiroof ut tiie truth of this statement is the ever increasing attendance each year on opening day. Sanford ha* a system of "teaching the young idea* to shoot" thst is totally dif­ ferent from any city of similar size in the in the south. Instead of having one building thut rover* the primary, intermediate and high school* some of our educator* evolved the Guppy thought of having the primary, graimnur school and high school in three different anil sejiarate building* not only are they in imparate buildings hut the building* are in dif­ ferent |iurt* of the city. The little tots are comfortably situated in a nice building at the corner of Palmetto and Sixth. The Grammar School occupies what wa* formerly the high uchixil building The high school I* now in the new building thut runt over 120,000 ami i* -aid to lx- the finest ami moat complete in Florida. This system ha* given such gixxl re­ sult* that it will be copied by other cities in Floridu and ojher stati-n. Tbitte fine buildings would not get rmull* In education were it not for the fact that they are presided over by u principal and corps of assistants second to none. The school Ixiard anil the |>alrons of the school district think they hnve reached t h e maximum in t h e mailer of efficiency in llir t e a c h i n g slat! anil t h e ) ft . - jn *ijf j OTHER ITEM S OF INTEREST IN W ORLD’S EVENTS Telegraphic Communications Boiled Down For the Benefit of Busy H erald R eaders ‘ The street railway strike remains un­ settled and Augusta is still under mar­ tial law. A committee of six members Kissimmee Wi*hea to Join Sanford of the city counril appointed by tbe and Reduce Rates mayor to urge the railroad officials to The exorbitant freight rates exacted agree to arbitration received an answer by the railroad for hauling jiaving from the romjiany this morning In which brick to Florida will almoei preclude arbitration was agreed to under certain the purchase of brick in the future un­ conditions, one of which waa that certain iras the Florida cities can carry their strikers which the company regarded as case to the Railroad Commissioners trouble tnaken be employed no more. and get relief. In respect to the brick The company reasserts its statement that Sanford should be up and doing, for we it has treated the men fairly and has cannot afford to lx* roblxxl by the rail­ nothing to arbitrate, and says that It road. Kiaaimmee sjxmt $22,1186.18 makes concessions only in the interest for freight* on their last brick |>aving of jx*sce in Augusta. At a meeting of and one ran easily see thut this is simjily the council held at noon it was decided throwing away the tax (la y e r's good to have the same committee that con­ m o n e y. The Kisnimmi-e Gazette com­ ferred with railway official* cornier with ment* on the matter a* follows: the strikers' representatives this after­ Tiie Sanford district of Orange coun­ noon anil rejxirt back at a meeting of the ty has votixl $200,000 for Ixmds to build counril to lx* held tomorrow. Tbe civic brick rouiis. It is hojM-d by those who a u t h o r i t i e s m a y r e q u e s t tlxi governor are most interested that they will lx* lute thia afternoon to withdraw the able to build twenty-five mill** of brick troojxi, hut this has not been decided road* <^ir their $200,000. Sanford will definitely. Cujitain* Henderson and not have to pay as much freight a* Kis­ Jowitt. the two officers in command at simmee dix**, but then* can lx* little the armory when the three men weresbo ijueation that the rate is pro|xirtionately down will face courtmartial tomorrow. high. Orlando is going tu try and ob­ A number of privates will also be courttain authorization from tin* voter* of matriuled. Investigation of_ shooting that district for a bond iwui of $100,(8)0 and killing of three citizens by members for road purpose* It i* tin- intention of the stute militia here. In connection of the Orlando pi-ojile alno to build brick with the atrike of the employees of the roads. F'ventuully. all the counties in Auguata-Aiken Railway and Electric Florida, or a majority of them vill come Corporation, wa* »tartid today. The to the brick roail idea Palatka has three men killed trespassed on “ dead recently finished a paring system 1of line” territory established by. the militia ulxiut seven mill**. I’alutka's |>aving to protect the power plant of the comcost a good deal more than Kissimmee's jiany from possible dynamiting. did and with a leaner freight rate to lx* o o o Gov. Wilson issued a statement tdconsidered. Putnam county is also considering the mutter of laying brick night calling upon delegates to tbe New road*. Before this *tep i* taken Put­ York state Democratic convention at nam and Orange and Onceoht should get S yra cu se next Tuesday to choose a* together and get a reduct loll oil the rate c a n d id a li- fo r governor "a progressive of freight on brick. The rati- i* exor man o f l ti»- k in d to lx* j Fits own mfianre well satisfied III k e e p w h a t t h e y h a v e lut ant and cun lx* reduced through or - le r . " Il<- liki-wiiM- urged a progressive hud for several very successful term* iler of the courts, if it becomes neces­ platform and declared that "it will not The teachers and their jHxiition* are sary to go to the courts with it. The do for the choice of the convention at as follows: fact that Florida has no material for the Syracuse to lie any leas free than that First Grade, Mis* Ullie Farnsworth. manufacture of paving hrick doe* not which guvo the third party Mr. Straus give the railroad the right to imjxxx* und the regular Republican party Mr. Mia* Peachea Ix>fHer. Second Grade, Mrs E. W 0 Dunn. an exclusive rate on brick. The ad­ Hedges.” It U not believed anything vantage thus taken by the railroails^s more definite in the way of an sxMiss Edith Stewart Third Grade, Mi** Nila Moore, Mi** one of commercial brigunduge which |iri-sston of opinion will )>• forthcoming will not »land the te*t of judicial scru­ from the iiresiiientlal nominee before the Claru Milieu S yra cu se c o n v e n tio n in u|xmed. It i* Fourth Grade. Mi** (’urrie Knsmin- tiny regarded also a* unlikely that hs will ex­ ger, Mi** Nelli« Furen. press prelerence for any particular per­ Fifth Grade, Mrs Polk, Mrs. Luke Permit for Bridge Granted Sixth Grade, Miss Lucy Newsome Mr F’rank Woodruff of Sanford, one son. although his close friends at the Seventh Grade, Mrs. Geo. B. Dick­ of Orange county's enterjirisjug commis­ convention will know what type of men inson. sioners, was in town this week calling on and what Individuals probably will Eighth Grade. Mis* Gertie Speer, County Commissioner Wilkinson. Mr.' |irove acceptable to him. ooo Miss Flora Walker. Woodruff informed us thut the Orange Orders received by Major Levy to­ county coin misai oners hud obtained u High School jiermit (rom the War Department to night from the adjutant general; reduced Principal in l.atinr Miss Clara L. build a bridge across the St. Johns river the military force on duty In Augusta Guild. forty men and throe officers. The en­ at the East Coast ferry. Mathematics, Mias Alice M. Tetherly. tire military force may cbme off duty at , Thé government requirements for u English, Mias lillian C. Gllawn. 11 o'clock tomorrow, and the situation bridge at this (mint have necessitated Science, J. R. Wildman. will lie then turned over to the police a change in the plans at first drawn. Music and Art. Misa L. Josephine The bridge will have to be about sixteen department. Gov. Brown haa ordered Dameron. feet high. This will add considerable a rigid investigation of the shooting of Prof. N. J. Perkins, the principal, has cost above the original plans. Mr. Christie, Baker and Dome, all of whom made the *iK*ssa of the schools his life Woodruff said that the bridge would are dead. Major Levy, in command work and the efficiency of the teaching cost about aix thousand dollars, making of the local battalion, has instructed the staff and the system of separate schools Volusia countyAs share about three officers to have their reporta completed has demonstrated that Prof. Perklna has thousand dollars. The contract for the and filed with him by 9 o'clock tomorrow, attained his ideals and high standard. o oo bridge will lx* let about the twentieth of The attendance this year will be Atlanta's restricted district became October. larger than sver and while the full en­ Mr. Woodruff stated that the fill on a thing of the past this afternoon at the rollment has not been made the following the Volusia county aide of the ferry was expiration of the five day limit aet by figures will show the increase as it stood not In very good condition, and would Chief of Police Beavers earlier in the Monday morning. In the high school not be until some material was placed on week. The outcome of the vice crueade there are over 100 pupils. In the gram­ the surface that would harden it.—New of the Men and Religion Forward Move­ mar school 300 and in the primary ment was marked by special references Smyrna Breeze. school 200, rpaklng In all over 600 pupils, in the majority of the churachee of the the largest attendance in the history of city today. Within the paal few daye Every Week Bridge Orange county schools. ‘ Mrs. 0 . W. Brady waa hosts*« at moat of the inmates of the Illegal bouses the Every Week Bridge Club Wednes­ have left the dty and this afternoon Sanford Music (la b day afternoon. Two tables of bridgo representatives of Chief Beavers visited The Sanford Music Club will hold its were played. The highest score was the houiws and notified thoee women re­ first meeting of the season at the studio made by Mr*. C. O. McLaughlin, who maining to mofn at once. Several of Mrs. Fannie Stembridge Munson, won the prize, a very pretty jardiniere. charily workers also made the round president of the club, Saturday after­ After the games of cards were concluded, offering refuge to thoAe who deeired to advantage of it. delicious ice cream and cake were served. take noon, promptly at 3 o'clock. / • __ _____ Every member of the dub is urged to Mrs. Brady's guests were: Mrs. W. R. V . . i Mra. A. P. Cotjnclly and children ar­ be present, as buxine« of importance Anno, Mrs. C. 0 . McLaughlin, Mra. C. must receive the attention of the dub M. Vorce, Mra. Forrest Lake, Mra, rived borne Sunday evening after a sum­ An interesting program has been ar­ Cruse Borneo, Mra. G. F. Smith and Mra. mer‘a visit to Washington and poi*U la Virginia. Robert Newman. ranged .lot tbe afternoon. * * » *_ FREIGHT ON BRICKS I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, September 27, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/821ad78551610f762249e58d077552d4.pdf 085d95d9c1e03de45d785e5998b73495 PDF Text Text . r •. . ' . 'r , September 27.1912 T ilt SANFORD HERALD Great new stock of the latest Hart Schaffner & Marx styles •. * * . | , , ; y O U men in Sanford who are particular about the clothes you wear t i o w have an opportunity to get the kind of clothes you want at the price you _ _ ry * want to pay. HART »• * SCH A'FFN ER & MARX . • ■ • u 1 Jiii > goods were never better than this fall, the finest weaves, the best tailoring the s m a r t e s t s t y l e s ever shown. YOUNG MEN’S SPECIAL A STY LES t f;— pong Some very unusual things for you young fellows; lively pat­ terns, snappy new models; some very smart new ideas in cut and finish. PRICES ARE LOW AS USUAL SUITS $15.00 AND UP ______________________________________________________________________________ 2 ___________________________________________________;------------ PAL R & 117 E A S T F I R S T S T R E E T IGH S SANFORD, FLORIDA C L O TH E S T H A T SATISFY e OVIEDO O< < UKAN< HS .Mm E J. Nix and duughter*. Lucile and Flainsc, of Ocala, have lx-cn the guest* of Rev. Cole and family for some days. The) will leave for their home Friday, and Mrs. Nix will be accom­ panied by her sister, Mi*» Eva Cole, who will enter the high school in Ocala Mia* Bvn will lie greatly miwwd by all her friends here and e*|>eoinlly by her music teacher. Mrs Smith, who complimented her aptitude and proficiency Miss*« Eulu Mun and Failth Howard returned from Groveland last week where they spent two very pleasant weeks with relative« and friends* A firie boy has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs T H Dean to the delight of the entire household and many friend* May hi* life In* a blessing Jo his parents. brother and sister, and one of great use fulness for our dear Master J . I ’ . Mussel white was m town S a tu r I i- J, I day afternoon euroute to Orlando Miss Pearl Haron has return»*! from u two weeks' visit with her aunt, Mrs Crow and family on I-ake Harney. Rev. Colc.ia at Geneva engaged in a series of meeting*. D. W. Currie of Orlando was in tocn Monday. Rev. E. I*ee Smith returned home Monday morning from Clarcona. where he held his regular appointment Sunday morning. MAITLAND School opened here last week with a good attendance. Mias Harris of Win­ ter Park is our teacher this term and has rooms with Mr*. Turner. Mr*. Geo. H. Dickinson of SanfonJ returned home Monday after spending ten days with her friends, Mrs. Vnnderpool and Mr*. W. L. Mooreman at Mait­ land. ( Miaa May Shelton R at home again after a week's stay at Dr. Christ's sani­ tarium. We are glad to ?aay ahe is much better and continues to improve. Our vacant houses have about all been rented or spoken for, which looks aa if we were going to have a full town this winter. Mrs. Peeler (nee Miaa Maggie Sim­ mons) returned to Maitland laat Satur­ day and will be with her parents. While we regret the sail cause of her return, we are glad to have her with us again. Carl Galloway ha* moved to the Hall cottage opposite the Library. Kemper Trout und family have moved ' occupy their rm J Salielin We are glad to have the with o* again. Mrs Kniver wa* called to her old home in Iowa a few day* on account of the illness of her daughter. Meeting of Welakn Club At the club rooms Tuesday afternoon at .'I o'clock the Weluka Chili will hold th*1 n|>emiig meeting of the s*>;ls*iii It will !•<* a husiness meeting, and every meinla-r id the club will In* expected to l>e present, a* busmens of interest and importance will In* discussed. The com­ mittees in the different departments have given much time and thought to­ ward* arranging the attractive programs which have Ix-en issued in a pretty Ixxiklel for the coming season, and every |mendier of the club should cooperate in cn rrying out the plans as made. The social feature of the club will In* especially em­ phasised. and the mem Item may look forward to an unusually pleasant winter. Aside from the »ocial feature of the club some interesting work along the lines of Art, Civic-s, Literature, Music and House­ hold Economic* will be taken up. Un­ der the com|>etent leadership of Mr*. J . W. Dickina the club is In a nourishing condition, and some plans for future development arv being made, umong which is that of building a club house. With the progressive ideas that domin­ ate the club this may be accomplished at no distant date. Mr*. R. J. Holly will be hastess at the club rooms during the month of October. Imperial Theatre Manager Karnatx of the Imperial Theatre has thoroughly cleaned and renovated the house, discorded the elec­ tric piano and replaced some with a new one which will arrive and be installed next week, has added an orchestra of four pieces which furnishes sweet music every night, and has furnished several very classy art* lately that have at­ tracted good cVowd* and excited much complimentary talk. With the added attraction* the Im ­ perial is something more than a picture ahow, and to judge from the attendance the palrona appreciate the high tone of the entertainment which is being fur­ nished. Lewis 8i Woodward opened last evenand the act was indeed a surprising hit. They will repeat the act again tonight und change for Saturday night. The singing of the team of fun-m akm is catchy and highly entertaining. ---------{ Next week Malum by ft Muwett* ■4 collie to the Imperial This art i.n Vrr> well »poki-n of and should attract an at­ tendance such as is unusual for a picture show. They are refined und clever as Ix-rformem and will surely draw an au­ dience of like kind. Jyilin* of the theatrical engagements that can l»e now announced consist of »uch allows us Maddox-Field Players. Forty live Minutes from Broadway. The I'limax, Introduce Me. Mutt and Jeff liver Knight. Coburn's Minstrels, I he Servant in the House und Huhy Mine. v Married In Plant City Miss Maude Devane of Plant City and Mr T. D Hayes of Sanford were united in marriage in Plant City last Monday morning at 10 :t0 o'clock The wislding occurred at the home of the'hride's parents m the presence of the immediate family and a few guests. Frank Adams of this city actisi as Itest man and iinmisliately after the reremony the happy couple left for this city. The bnde is one of Plant City’s fairest daughter* and is populnr with the young­ er set of that city. The groom is the efficient Imokkecper of the Sanford Ice and Water Co. of this city and has' a host of friends who will unite in congratulations and Ixait wish««. Mr. and Mrs! Hayes will go to house­ keeping at 208 East Third street, where Mr. Hay«« owns n nice home and had fitted it up for the occasion. The following item Is from the Plant City <^>rrc*|>ondent to the Tampa Time*: A wedding of much interest took place in Plant City ut the home of the bride’* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Edward Devane, Monday, at 10:30, when Miss Maude Devane liecame the wife of Mr. Talmage DeWItt Hayes. The marriage cere­ mony wa* performed by Rev. M. J . Hoover, pastor of the Baptist church. The bride is one of Plant City’* moat accomplished and popular young ladies. She I* a graduate of the Plant City High School, also of the Shorter College, Rome, G *. Mr. Hayc* is a promising young business man. The couple left on the 10:55 train (or Jacksonville and other point*. They will be at home alter October 1 at Sanford, Fla. f' . » lll'FFA l.O IIII.I.S DIG SHOW Will be Presenlrd In Orlando With Great Scenic Effects With a nearly arranged arena and tent* painted to represent towering mountain scenery, the Buffalo Hill Wild West and Pawn«** Hill Fur Fast, Comhined. will exhibit it Orlundo, Tuexduy. Oct 22, und excursion rat»« have ul ready Ix-en arranged with the various railrouds to carry visitor* to thut |>oint, where several novel ahd appropriate features will give the onlooker an ugreeable surprise. The roster of the World'a Roughrider* will have additions to cover every style of equestrian* that the cull­ ing of the universe'» most fumed in the art can offer, from the Arab and Indian to the moot liniHhcd four-legged grutduatii* in Hayte Fcole. An old time fox hunt with the GernerKenny *tud of high jumper*. led by the record hreuking pony ’’SU yaw ay." with a pack of hounds, nil in tl^ full spirit of the grand cross country »port will thrill the beholder. Max Gruber’s greates of all trained elephants, ’‘Minnie.’* in a auccfwsion of aurprlsingjent* with home, pony, dogs, man and lady, I* something new —a med­ iation in animal intelligence; the group of Russian peasant dancer* (first *|h pearance); the prixe winning six home team of dapple gray* in action, "Hilly” Prof. Maria’ Bible Glass Prof. Maris will meet hi* Bible cli at the-Congregational church on the first Sunday in October to take up fhe ■tudy of the gospel. An urgent Invita­ tion is extended to all member* and other« to b t present* ' 1 Wuli«, in contrast to tlie old inn* mule and ox teams and prairie *cl....... "Huffulo Hill" and "Pawnee Ihli «*U both lie In evidence, personally hindling the detail* of a marvelously »-stutar nting, admirable and instructi«* h of telling world hiatory. Every arrangement will lx- n. I. I * the convenience of the Sunlof ! - | ,M and a large crowd will lx* in ail* I »*«•» from this city. I The Nicaragua revolution organmd by .General Mena ha* been practically brought to an end by the surrender of Mina to the American marine- under command of Major duller at Gran»'!». With the surrender of Mena ami his men, came also the capitulation Kortnws of San Francisco near <»■ •' -**ia to the Mexicans, and the snrr. > •• the Meet of *mall steamer* on I-akc Sic» ragua which were manned by Men»« adherent*. The nupply and distribution of co tton in the United State«, in running b»lo, for the cotton year of 1912, which ended July 31. 1912, with comparison* for pre­ vious year*, a* announced in the annual report of the census bureau, wa- Sup­ ply: The total supply gf cotton for the cotton year 1912 was 17,673,29-1 hale«compaml with the 13,873,423 bah* >n 1911 and 12,288,021 bale« in 1910. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX OTHEi IMPERIAL THEATRE Thursday, Friday;. Saturday Thla W#ek L E W IS AND W OODW ARD COMEDY HARMONIOUS SINQER8 N E X T W E E K MALUMJKY & M U 8 8 E T T E RKPlNao IN TE R TA IN E R t OUR LIN E UP FO R 1912-13 Maddoekx-Field Player« 45 Minute« From Broadway Introduce Me Mutt and Jeff Over Night Cobarn'« Minstrels Baby Mine -, Tb« Servant In T b , H o » . , . C X ÌM A r ?» : timori A ntiMi BHHH �Published Semi-Weekly— Tuesday and Friday SANPO RD H E R A L D I N S A N F O R D — L l h la W orth L iv in g Number 11 S A N FO R D , FLOR ID A, T U E S D A Y , O O T O S B E 1, l i l t Valu CLANS A R E GA THERING PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN M ILITARY COURT FACES FOR A SPECIAL SESSION GEORGIA SOLDIER BOYS A tte n d a n c e W i l l R e a c h The Florida LegislrtureMeets Killing of Augusta Business H lg h ea M a rk Today at State’s Capital Men Now Being Intstigated FLORIDA NEWS AND VIEWS FROM EVERY SOURCE Daily Happenings in The Land of Flowers Culled and Tjed Into a Nosegay of Brieflets Wf LEAD IN SCHOOL SYSTEM Over Six Hundred Pupils Are Enrolled And More Will Follow During The Term Tallahassee Is again thronged with HAD A HOUSING MEETING Florida’* law making body and it* con­ tingent, llncc the special session of the legislature for October 1 will meet todny Commercial ( lull Starts New Season Most Favorably to consider the enabling art to give Jacksonville power to own and operate The meeting of the Commerrial Club its municipal docks and to issue txmda held lost Friday night in the council for that purpose, for which alone has the ehamber)i was one of the most enthusi­ special session been called by the gov­ astic meeting* held in Sanford m many ernor. It has been disrus»«*d and wide­ a day ly conjecture^ around the capital as to Mr. 1-uke called the meeting to order whether or not the *eaaion would be pro­ promptly at 7:30 o'clock and the room longed beyond the three days session, was so crowded that many of those pres­ which time as stated by the Jackson­ ent wen* obliged to stand in the hallway* ville Board of Trade, would lx* sutllcient and windows. to consider and conclude the husinetH S e cretary llatisi rend a most interwit for which the session was called. F’x- ilig account of (lie measures pa.ss.-d and preaaions made as to whether the M*mion udvocatisl and the good work a cco m ­ will or will not lx* prolonged over three plished h> tin- club during the past «lays and matters other thun the Jackson twelve months T h e club has given vill»* municipal dock question considered the secretary but little encouragement is only a matter of opinion. The argu­ III that time, but he has Is-en at work ment of reasons why the session will not und under the circumstances has accoin I»- prolonged and other legislative mut­ (dished wonders. ters considered appears to have the ad­ President Iaike stated that nom ina­ vantage ¡lection 8 of Artirle t of the tions were in order for the election of t'«institution of the State of Florida in new officers, if the memlx*r* juvaent the matter of calling sjhtiu I sessions of wished to have u change and to the c re d ­ the legislature, confers such power upln it of the old otficers they were unani the governor and makes the following mously re-elected to another term of oltice ami were commended for their past provision: "Section 8. The governor may. on einlen vor* E v e r y one pr«-sent wits called ii jm iii extraordinary occasions, convene the legislature by proclamation, and shall for a feu remar k* and s h o u t tw e lv e ul In hU proclamation stuU* the purpose for th e m e i n l x T s pri-setit risspondia! in u which it is to tie convened, and the legi- h a p p y vein and all of th e m were most lature when organised shall transact n o p t i m i s t i c o v er (tie f u tu re of Sanford and legislative husinesM other than that for eager to gel to w o r k as m e m lx -n t of tile which it is es|x>cially convened, or such cliih I’rcnidont Iaike ap|>ointed the follow­ other legislative business us the governor] may call to its attention while is n session, ing committees on membership: G. W. except by a two-third* vote of each Sfx-ncer. Henry MrLaulln and Frank house.** Miller mi the first committee and G. II The fire ladditw of the Miami Fire De­ Fertiuhi. W (' Palmer and II. W. Hern­ partment have an interesting sight to don on tin’ other, und it was understood oiler their visitors The) are taking that tin- commit (is- that brought in the unusual interest in the rinsing of g a t o r s 1110-1 iiiemls-rs at the next meeting Itnth of in the little |Hind which thes built lust would be eillithsl to n pruc week lor u large alligator which lived these committees are iiurd at work ami only a few days ufter captivity. The (rum the rejxirl* it is pruhahle thut at "pond” has been built on the small the meeting Friday night there will lx* spare of land in front of the fire building nlxiut fifty new memlx-rs added. E very one present at the last meeting and the fire boys have several small aliigutors and other water animals in the was urgisl to bring as many new memenclosure for the tx-nelit of the passers Im‘rs as |Missilde and it is safe to assert the next meeting will witness one of the by und for their own enjoyment largest and most enthusiastic hunch of -o o o The telephone company in Ocala, in h<*«-ti-rs (bat have ever met together III addition to building u new home there,, Sanford la preparing to rebuild their entire tele- j President 1-ake also informed those phone system, which will give Ocala und jirisent that the matter of a tourist surrounding territory an up-to-dute hotel in Sanford would soon be settled phone system. The system to lie in­ und that he could assure the club that stalled is known as the “drop” system *uch a hotel would lx* built in time for and all wires will be encased in lead the next season's business. . The Commercial Club will meet next cables. A modern switchboard which will accommodate practically 2.000 in­ Friday night in the hand room in third story' of the city hall, where there will be dividual phones has lx-en ordered, more nx>m, ami every one who is inter­ o o o The Cathedral School for Girl* in Or­ ested in Sanford is cordially invited to lando will open its doors for thu thir­ lx* present and join the club. teenth annual session on Wednesday. .Sunday Morning Eire Oct. 2. A number of improvements have been made during the summer, About the time that the majority of such as increased water supply, new Sanford'c pojiulation were in the various steam heat radiation, etc. church«! last Sunday morning the alarm o o o of fire called the department to what Actual work of laying out the exten­ they at first thought was the Gate City sion of the Tam pa Northern from House, but one glance at Mine Hoat Hrookaville to Inverness has lx*en start­ Parkers’ /see when they arrived there ed. This road is now under the contrul was enough to convince them that he of the Seaboard Air Lim^ was not the man, and then came the word that the lire waa at Skinners' on . , o a o A car of grape fruit was sent out from Myrtle. On account of there being no Frostproof to Cincinnati on the 18th of railroad crossing on the A. C. L. beyond this month. A telegram to the shipper the Gate City House the department was stated tha t the fruit brought $6 per box. obliged to turn down Third to Oak and then go up one block out .of the way in Martha M iller Returns order to get back to Myrtle. The Mr. and Mrs. F . W. Miller were the chemical engine put the small Wax* put and hostess of a very delightful ■upper Wednesday evening, in honpr with the cuatomary dispatch and all was of the return of their daughter, Mias peace and quiet on Sunday again. But speaking of crossing* it aeema that Martha, from a summer epent with rela­ the A. 0 . L. ought to put In a few on tives In Kentucky. Six of Miss M artha’s j Myrtle avenue. young friends accompanied Mr. and Mra. Miller to the train to meet and welcxime Mias M artha home. 0|d the re­ turn of the party to her home, they en­ joyed a delicious supper. Later in the evening Mr. and Mra. Miller, Miss Marguusts visited tb s Imperial ft . - jn *ijf j Itev. D. J . Blocker od DeLand preach­ ed excellent sermons in the Baptist church last Sunday morning and even­ ing U) large congregations. Mr. Blockers many Sanford friends are always glad to aee him In the city. OTHER ITEM S OF INTEREST IN WORLD’S EVENTS Telegraphic Communications Boiled Down For the B en efit of Busy Herald Readers ‘ The street railway strike remains un­ Sanford schools opened yesterday FR E IG H T ON BRICK S settled and Augusta is still under mar­ morning on schedule time and a visitor tial law. A committee of six members to the city and witnessing the large Kissimmee Wi*hea to Join Sanford of the city counril appointed by tbe throng of merry children would have and Reduce Rates mayor to urge the railroad officials to txx*n impreaned by the good showing of The exorbitant freight rates exacted agree to arbitration received an answer the future citizenship of Sanford. by the railroad for hauling jiaving from the romjiany this morning In which Our school* at once our jiride and Ixwt brick to Florida will almoei preclude arbitration was agreed to under certain asset have Ix-en heralded fur and wide as lx*ing the liest in the south and the the purchase of brick in the future un­ conditions, one of which waa that certain bent jiroof ut tiie truth of this statement iras the Florida cities can carry their strikers which the company regarded as is the ever increasing attendance each case to the Railroad Commissioners trouble tnaken be employed no more. and get relief. In respect to the brick The company reasserts its statement that year on opening day. Sanford should be up and doing, for we it has treated the men fairly and has Sanford ha* a system of "teaching the cannot afford to lx* roblxxl by the rail­ nothing to arbitrate, and says that It young idea* to shoot" thst is totally dif­ road. Kiaaimmee sjxmt $22,1186.18 makes concessions only in the interest ferent from any city of similar size in the for freight* on their last brick |>aving of jx*sce in Augusta. At a meeting of in the south. and one ran easily see thut this is simjily the council held at noon it was decided Instead of having one building thut throwing away the tax (layer's good to have the same committee that con­ rover* the primary, intermediate and money. The Kisnimmi-e Gazette com­ ferred with railway official* cornier with high school* some of our educator* ment* on the matter a* follows: the strikers' representatives this after­ evolved the Guppy thought of having the Tiie Sanford district of Orange coun­ noon anil rejxirt back at a meeting of the primary, graimnur school and high ty has votixl $200,000 for Ixmds to build counril to lx* held tomorrow. Tbe civic school in three different anil sejiarate brick rouiis. It is hojM-d by those who authorities may request tlxi governor building* not only are they in imparate are most interested that they will lx* lute thia afternoon to withdraw the buildings hut the building* are in dif­ able to build twenty-five mill** of brick troojxi, hut this has not been decided ferent |iurt* of the city. road* <^ir their $200,000. Sanford will definitely. Cujitain* Henderson and The little tots are comfortably sit- not have to pay as much freight a* Kis­ Jowitt. the two officers in command at uated in a nice building at the corner of simmee dix**, but then* can lx* little the armory when the three men weresbo Palmetto and Sixth. The Grammar ijueation that the rate is pro|xirtionately down will face courtmartial tomorrow. School occupies what wa* formerly the high. Orlando is going tu try and ob­ A number of privates will also be courthigh uchixil building The high school tain authorization from tin* voter* of matriuled. Investigation of_ shooting I* now in the new building thut runt that district for a bond iwui of $100,(8)0 and killing of three citizens by members It i* tin- intention of the stute militia here. In connection over 120,000 ami i* -aid to lx- the finest for road purpose* of the Orlando pi-ojile alno to build brick with the atrike of the employees of the ami moat complete in Florida. This system ha* given such gixxl re­ roads. F'ventuully. all the counties in Auguata-Aiken Railway and Electric sult* that it will be copied by other cities Florida, or a majority of them vill come Corporation, wa* »tartid today. The to the brick roail idea Palatka has three men killed trespassed on “ dead in Floridu and ojher stati-n. recently finished a paring system 1of line” territory established by. the militia Tbitte fine buildings would not get ulxiut seven mill**. I’alutka's |>aving to protect the power plant of the comrmull* In education were it not for the cost a good deal more than Kissimmee's jiany from possible dynamiting. fact that they are presided over by u did and with a leaner freight rate to lx* o o o principal and corps of assistants second Gov. Wilson issued a statement tdconsidered. Putnam county is also to none. considering the mutter of laying brick night calling upon delegates to tbe New The school Ixiard anil the |>alrons of road*. Before this *tep i* taken Put­ York state Democratic convention at the school district think they hnve nam and Orange and Onceoht should get Syracuse next Tuesday to choose a* reached the maximum in the mailer of together and get a reduct loll oil the rate candidali- for governor "a progressive efficien cy in llir te a c h in g slat! anil t h e ) of freight on brick. The rati- i* exor man of l ti»- kind to lx* j Fits own mfianre well satisfied III keep w h a t th e y h a v e lut ant and cun lx* reduced through or - ler." Il<- liki-wiiM- urged a progressive hud for several very successful term* iler of the courts, if it becomes neces­ platform and declared that " it will not The teachers and their jHxiition* are sary to go to the courts with it. The do for the choice of the convention at as follows: fact that Florida has no material for the Syracuse to lie any leas free than that First Grade, Mis* Ullie Farnsworth. manufacture of paving hrick doe* not which guvo the third party Mr. Straus give the railroad the right to imjxxx* und the regular Republican party Mr. Mia* Peachea Ix>fHer. Second Grade, Mrs E. W 0 Dunn. an exclusive rate on brick. The ad­ Hedges.” It U not believed anything vantage thus taken by the railroails^s more definite in the way of an sxMiss Edith Stewart Third Grade, Mi** Nila Moore, Mi** one of commercial brigunduge which |iri-sston of opinion will )>• forthcoming will not »land the te*t of judicial scru­ from the iiresiiientlal nominee before the Claru Milieu Syracuse convention in u|xmed. It i* Fourth Grade. Mi** ( ’urrie Knsmin- tiny regarded also a* unlikely that hs will ex­ ger, Mi** Nelli« Furen. press prelerence for any particular per­ Fifth Grade, Mrs Polk, Mrs. Luke Permit for Bridge Granted Sixth Grade, Miss Lucy Newsome Mr F’rank Woodruff of Sanford, one son. although his close friends at the Seventh Grade, Mrs. Geo. B. Dick­ of Orange county's enterjirisjug commis­ convention will know what type of men inson. sioners, was in town this week calling on and what Individuals probably will Eighth Grade. Mis* Gertie Speer, County Commissioner Wilkinson. Mr.' |irove acceptable to him. o o o Miss Flora Walker. Woodruff informed us thut the Orange Orders received by Major Levy to­ county coin misai oners hud obtained u High School jiermit (rom the War Department to night from the adjutant general; reduced Principal in l.atin r Miss Clara L. build a bridge across the St. Johns river the military force on duty In Augusta Guild. forty men and throe officers. The en­ at the East Coast ferry. Mathematics, Mias Alice M. Tetherly. tire military force may cbme off duty at , Thé government requirements for u English, Mias lillian C. Gllawn. 11 o'clock tomorrow, and the situation bridge at this (mint have necessitated Science, J . R. Wildman. will lie then turned over to the police a change in the plans at first drawn. Music and Art. Misa L. Josephine The bridge will have to be about sixteen department. Gov. Brown haa ordered Dameron. feet high. This will add considerable a rigid investigation of the shooting of Prof. N. J. Perkins, the principal, has cost above the original plans. Mr. Christie, Baker and Dome, all of whom made the *iK*ssa of the schools his life are dead. Major Levy, in command Woodruff said that the bridge would work and the efficiency of the teaching cost about aix thousand dollars, making of the local battalion, has instructed the staff and the system of separate schools Volusia countyAs share about three officers to have their reporta completed has demonstrated that Prof. Perklna has thousand dollars. The contract for the and filed with him by 9 o'clock tomorrow, attained his ideals and high standard. o o o bridge will lx* let about the twentieth of The attendance this year will be Atlanta's restricted district became October. larger than sver and while the full en­ Mr. Woodruff stated that the fill on a thing of the past this afternoon a t the rollment has not been made the following the Volusia county aide of the ferry was expiration of the five day limit aet by figures will show the increase as it stood not In very good condition, and would Chief of Police Beavers earlier in the Monday morning. In the high school not be until some material was placed on week. The outcome of the vice crueade there are over 100 pupils. In the gram­ the surface that would harden it.—New of the Men and Religion Forward Move­ mar school 300 and in the primary ment was marked by special references Smyrna Breeze. school 200, rpaklng In all over 600 pupils, in the majority of the churachee of the the largest attendance in the history of city today. Within the paal few daye Every Week Bridge Orange county schools. ‘ Mrs. 0 . W. Brady waa h o sts*« at moat of the inmates of the Illegal bouses the Every Week Bridge Club Wednes­ have left the d ty and this afternoon Sanford Music (la b day afternoon. Two tables of bridgo representatives of Chief Beavers visited The Sanford Music Club will hold its were played. The highest score was the houiws and notified thoee women re­ first meeting of the season at the studio made by Mr*. C. O. McLaughlin, who maining to mofn at once. Several of Mrs. Fannie Stembridge Munson, won the prize, a very pretty jardiniere. charily workers also made the round president of the club, Saturday after­ After the games of cards were concluded, offering refuge to thoAe who deeired to advantage of it. delicious ice cream and cake were served. take noon, promptly at 3 o'clock. / • __ _____ Every member of the dub is urged to Mrs. Brady's guests were: Mrs. W. R. V . . i Mra. A. P. Cotjnclly and children ar­ be present, as buxine« of importance Anno, Mrs. C . 0 . McLaughlin, Mra. C. must receive the attention of the dub M. Vorce, Mra. Forrest Lake, Mra, rived borne Sunday evening after a sum­ An interesting program has been ar­ Cruse Borneo, Mra. G. F . Smith and Mra. mer‘a visit to Washington and poi*U la Virginia. Robert Newman. ranged .lo t tbe afternoon. I * * » *_ �GUMMGSl YOUR WATCH wwwmwm CLEANING Artesian m u lc t» . Expert {Theo. Schall W orkm en LUMBER HILL HARDWARE CO (CTUKNE3 *m OCrjWSCLUir AT LAU fY T U r r u Stair n C fe d o n i C a in i Henry ú o tu a Ttm u c r «a?' » p m » can tat to o i m l u u ito lutar*- » u to u r - ( l i t ri' f i u no» tust ix tu T to - [ >mm pupi: i n » lig nât» tali- a t r im hr- «rfc a5U taa; W E HOUSHOLDER McLaii je w eler it c v n f s T a e x itfr s ' of <■»« : ; da; àn itra. U trt Kioto . *Il0, THOMAS EMME7 WILSOS A Tnunnrt a n i > c i >i w s e u j m A li . OüCCkS G L A R a .STK’ DR R M MASOS Sum mer or Winter PIAS FDR A HEK HATCHDÎT HkTV-iiTj Kjppii jvrar want» Aoliim ofiiir hrx- lf y » * u *.1 'r rrrrt A M otor f o r o r arr at yoor arsrvior wiLb very b«a cara. We n n r ; t>W*-n U you arr in truohk- caU u* hour of tbr nttfbt or da\ P lu m b in g a n d G a s An> P u rpo rt F it t in e iliriilm ii Stalord Hacklae A Ctnrr (« uhm p h o n e CORONADO u i BEA CH MRS. W. W. ALCOTT �October 1. 1112 THF SANFORD IIFRALD 3 a world ilix-n harvesting present a prettier b picture. Almost oil English land­ AS TH E BURGLAR VIEW S IT & SOME IM PRESSION S ANI) EXPERIENCES scapes seem to have been finislx-d with a National Board of Control Favored by u brush and a pencil, and even the hill­ Mr. Velvet Plllowfeet, So Well OF A TRIP TO OLI) ENGLAND g sides look well groomed There are no ■nd Widely Known. lofty mountains, for as Mrs Hrowning Mr. Velvet Plllowfeet, the widely qyppoPP tfO O trap r-ppyw p er3 j f . f »■ ’ • •ny'v t p p p y y y y y p y y •••_, >, said known burglar, returned from Europe •W * /ingcr Uiuchrd, but did not /»rrz*, The baggage problem solved we had cannot In* d«-*ortlx-<i v> II .i yestorday on the Pelumphlo. When In mutiny Enj/fcind." a chance to get acquainted with an ; wishes to get from one point to another asked about the business situation he English train. The train service is in the shortest pot si hi - tune h* certainly Hut Hritain's Ix-autifully rounded slope* said: divided into three classes, lirst, second cannot find the faults with the English and the perpetual verdure of its fields "T h e re la no need for worry orer and third. First class corresp<mds to roads that he can with the American, harmonize perfectly with tlie subdued the burglar business. In spite of the our Pullman aervice. Second class i* There are a large nutnlx*r of trains, so ligiils that filters through its customury disturbance of recent months, under­ not qul(e ao good and third class is as that it is not nemsiary for one to wait canopy of clouds. We must console lying conditions are sound and re­ sources are plentiful. And yet, al good as the best of our train service out- |more than a very short time (or a train, ours«-|ves for frequent showers lien-, though I am thoroughly optimistic, I side the Pullman. Almost everybody Then the trains are almost never late. since it is England's copious rains that want to aay that no noticeable re traveU third class and it is much differ-¡so that one can count on finding t x* render it thus fresh and green, and make rival of burglary can be looked for at ent from what the name would cause train at the station ut the pro|ier time, it the garden of the world. It is not, once. Ho long as the authorities con­ ohe to think. So the third class is the One never w s in Knglitml the holh-tin strange, then, that where such rtmult* tinue thetr meddling, and so long as only one that the writer tx-cam«* |x-r*on- hoards that we have to tell us when the can lx- obtained from moisture, English­ the people are willing to listen to In­ ally acquainted with. j trains .may lx* expected to arrive. men often prefer the clouds of their own flammatory agitators, our solldost The first thing one notices is the small Though the writer had mun> occasions lan«l to the clear ski«** of Southern Eu­ burglars will not undertake new com­ mitments. The public mind h ss been aize of both engine and "carriages." to travel on the trains he did not ob- rope. stirred up until tbsy think burglars One of our locomotiveB could pull fifty aerve a single train to be late, with one "Another glory of the Mother Coun­ are much worse than they really are. or alxty of their coaches without any exception. That particular train was try is her trees. Ideal *ix*cimens of them It Is actually coming to the point In trouble. At first they seem like toys nearly five minutes late, and during those greet us everywhere, looking as sturdy -this oountry whoro a man who la good to u j . |five minutes the stution master was as the race they *h«-lter, yet often as to hla family cannot turn a dishonest We had finally got everything in read-1 ,n ,blng the most frantic efforts, for an symetrical as if prixluce«! by art. They penny without having to undergo an­ Iness and were ready to put the young Englishman. “ » Ket the next station over usually stand alone in i»olnt*-<i majesty; noying Investigations by congress and ladies into tlie train. So we pick«! out u’U*»*,,on,‘ t,,irr> “ '"'If» u«*- " r “ * and even when th«-y seem to lx- in groups the pollco and muckrnknrs. “I do not deny, of course, that bur­ they still maintain a cold reserve and one of the little compartments, into flnd out wh“‘ wa" theWlth glary should bo regulated, nor do I ob­ which the “ carriages" are divided.|that »" «•“* ,ral,w »he writer distance from their fellows, suggestive ject to a modicum of government con­ «• f the men who plnntt-d them. labeled third class, and took iHMpvMon ' l'ai1 to use were exactly on the trol. which might oven go to far as to of It. Each of these compartments a re , «'»»" °'»e cannot help notice "Another charm of English scenery is limit tho amount which a duly li­ supposed to fit just eight people. Hut » '* M,, h »»»rv- ,“u- " " " K -*«• ' »hr ■« the finished, well k«-pt character of censed burglar might make at any you may be sure that tin««- four young **'"• m America w.th trains everything we s»xThe («■nets« are one haul, but I do think thnt bur­ ladies, with their American huts, and from l.flcen minute* to i,fleet, hours late, not made of zigzag rads, nor yet of glary should he taken out of politics. about two suit caaes apiece and a few I Th* " u,Ur ,,n'' ha" « ° u «n lh,< stumps of tr«-»**. which sometimes in For this purpose I favor the creation umbrelUa and bandboxes thrown in to 1,rain- thwe 1,r,‘ npvcr of lho* * ■»- America’s rural districts line the roads of a national burglary board, to be ap­ pointed by the president and com­ fill up tlie comers, were just alx.ut noYin« "»“ i " wh,’n t ,"• irum ,|m»,|y for miles, like the extracted t«s*th of pre­ posed of leading respectable burglars." enough to fill that little compartment| ^ " » / ° huve stopped lorn«» other reason historic monsters. The English fields to the limit. Some other venturesome than to rest itself and sta n d s and stands are usually frumtsl with lu-dgi-s. the and stands, «iinirlim«> mih-s and mil*« roads are ix-nt and lustful as u garden pa.*«engprs did venture to enter, but QUAINT NAMES GIVEN CLU BS on t>eing jablxsl in tlx- uyes a tune or from any station T h e y moved off walk; and winding lanes all bright with two with hatpins and finding tlx- space rapidly. Ix-cuux*- alhnaU all tin- tracks flowers, constitute ideal walks fur lovers L o n d o n Inst i t ut i ons 8 s « m to H s v s Been Deelgned for All 8 o r t a There are no tra«-«*» fieri- of hast) growth, somewhat limited, they sought other lire •ioilble. and the) move vers rapldl> \\ Ix -ii oix* tirsi sis— * those tiny little and we |x-rceive at last dial all this rus­ of Q u e e r People. quarters. trains It ns-in« imp«nsllde for lll.su* III! tic loveliness is the result of centuries of It was about nine o'clock Momiuy T h e title " C a v e of tha Holden C alf“ In-eile liMiking engines at the head of Whether an energetic night, when with un awful earpiemng the trains to pnll them at the sptssi we civilization bestowed on 1guidon'* first ca b a ret young American would like to live in shriek the little engine at tlx- Ix-.xl •»f are accuNtoniisI to Hut the) can gel such u lixixi environment is one tiling, t h e a te r club, which <)p**n«-d Its doors re ce n tly , r e c a lls o t h e r cu rio usly named the little string of t*»y coaches uit- up n|mss | very quickly, and do not have nounced that it was alxmt to pull out to tx-gin slowing -low n wlieii the) an- a toil certainly to an American traveller clubs which have flo u r I* hod In this it is both novel and delightful.' country at dlff«*rent tlrnos and the guard came along slamming tlx doors to the cqm part men tx. tlx-r»-b) shutting in the passengers. So my friends and 1 were separates! from the last of our acquaintances, and left stand mg on the platform of a station in tlxdarkest and most unattractive of .it x I lire»- thousand and one hiihdrisl mil*« from New Y o r k . Every thing was strange to us, and there was not a soul In the whole of England, as far as »*knew, that we had ever -mx-ii lx-fore. mile Irum tlx station, and move along o-r) frequenti) -if a spis-d of from - u t ) to seventy mil«« un hour S t o d d a r d lias t h u s deserifx-d tfx* seen ery th at is so fa r I x -y o n d |xiwer of d e s c r i p t i o n mat tfx- w r i t e r ’s lx- m a k e s no T he little com partm ent into which excuse for sufeitl t Ut I tig tlx' words of all tn\ friend and I thrust mtr-u-hes. con o th e r for fus ow n t in n*s I no ot her passenger *»» for a part -.f tlx wa\ wi ti.nl it all to xurselvi-. We wen- si sili out of the city of laver pool and cam e ill sight of the country fh e most Ix-uot if ill tiling in tlx- whole of K-iglaixf to me a- well a- to many «»tilers is tfx- txnmtiful English country one Stisldard has well descrilxsl it in tlx- fol The following «lay was one tlx* writer liad intended to find a com lowing words, having in mind tlie same (or table place of abode and settle down, , jon Kr.glaml that my friend ami (or a three or four days stay in l.iverp«x.l , , ^ f< thro|lt{h But he was not long in changing Ins mind I'raveiling *>n into tlx- o|x-n country about that. The next morning his I soon lx-gan to realize how full <d in friehd, the youiqf man on Ins way to ten-st Engllsfl lalidsi apes always are tap«* Town, and he, made a tour of the In England attraeiiv. ol.je. t- erowd on more im|x>rtant purl of l.i\erp«x>l. I>> mie another There can lx- no timnot the somewhat lx*tter light of da) and The theatre is loo small There found it still so gltxnny and uninviting on) is no room to spare Hot It men tlid that u change of mind wus no ditllcult things are stow«sl away compactly. task. The city was still Hhrouded in The traveller's attention is therefore clouds and mist und smoke through which Tile panaoramic came the ..mnds of the many tone«! kp»'‘ ■>«* stag«- of England never waits. One trav whistles of the numberlraa boats in tix. I I els fiere as he .vssi-ts at a continuous |x-r harbor A closer ins|xs-tion r«-v»-al«sl foriniiixe with the stn|x-ixlows climax. tlie fact that the buildings were c«»veri-«l u I .Xtxlxh ut t ix- cm! with ifuite as much grime anil black liens v.iiix-tnix— in liMikiiH.’ front tlx- win as we bad *up|KW»-d wlu-n w«- saw tfx-lli ili.vk>i| lu» rxilwa) «urring*-. I ix- lour liy a (xxirer light. Some we could tell lût M n-!* the llut«-«l towers of un old rathe hud once been white when new, but no »tone could resist the eff«-ct uf that at ilrul. ax xtut.-l) und im|x»mg ax tlxmunphere, and even the few new build battlements of a Norman rustle Eng tng. were beginning to have the up|x-ur lund is proud <>( her cathedrals, and h«*r inhabitants gladly tax themix-lves to ance of having Ix-en ase«l for a tar kiln ki-ep them in repair. Perhaps, com­ One thing we did enjoy immensely, paratively few of those who thus .upund that was a ride on a two sl«iry street port them worship there. They may ear. Since tlie weather was bad we bud prefer their individual parish««, or may to board one of then»* "towere on wlw«*ls" Ix; Dissenter* from the Church of Engto protect ourselves from the weutlx-r, lund, but they regard th«-«e old minisand thus had the pleasure of Ixsng able ti-rs as priceU-fw illustrations of their to ride either "up or down stairs." Wv national life, which must not Ix* de»chtiae the latter, in order to save the troyed. In fact, how different Eng­ trouble of climbing the very narrow and lish history mast seem to children or curving stairway that lea«ls alxive. An­ adults. wlx> study it amid such sur­ other noticeable feature alxiul these curs rounding*. looking upon cr»*alion* of were the gorgeously (uniform«-»! con­ inspired urt. touching the relic* of past ductors. i have never anywhere seen centuriM. and aUnding by the graves of •treet car conductors draped und or­ those whom history rt*c«>r«is. namented with so much gold brai«l and "No one can travel far in England so many brass buttons. In«le**«l, tinwithout observing with delight its uni­ uniform waa auch a one as would lxversal vertlure. This cannot be too worthy of a general of the lfnite«i Stut«-s highly praised. When other lands are Army. white with dust, the fields of England The writer’s friend was to leave for ure fresh and moist, and all its wealth London about the middle of the «lay. of foliage is undimmed. In summer the And the writer wasn’t long in realizing entire island seema to be covered with that It would not be at all agreeable to a lieautiful green carpet, of which the be left alone In such an unattractive hedges, tree, and flowers arc the figured place. So both of us entered one of pattern*. The very walla are cushiontboae little compartments together when »•d with soft turf; the rustic houses veil the train for London waa reatly to pull themselves with vines; wild roses twine out at about two o’clock In the afternoon, alxive the porch»«, and honeysuckles and the farther sights of Uveri>ool wen* climb adv«*ntureoualy to the eaves. left for another time. Truly the fog* of London und I.iv»*rpool This was the first oportunity we IihiI are atoned for by the rural beauty of to get acquainted at first hand with the this island gem. English mode of travel. There U noth­ in» In England th a t 1 would praise so ""Farm ing in England is done on so highly as the English railway system. am alpl scale that to a laborer on the Their baggage system may be poor, western prairies of the United States it bat their passenger service certainly would seem absurd; yet nowhere In the < NT «>n« can carry hts tiurilen. liow*»»r h«avy. tilt nl|htf«ll An) «»n** *»t *1»» hi» w«»rk Imwevsr harj. for on« <1«> Any on# ran lit« •w««tly l>*tl«ntly lovingly. p»ir«ly till th# ««in !»»#• ii<»»n And (hla la all Dial Ilf« #ver really mtina When well broWned. add two tablespoonfuls of beef drippings and two tablespoonfuls of flour, mmlx well and add three cups of stock or wstor; let this boll. In a casserole put thin slices of s small carrot and onion, nnd pour over this the holltng mixture with a tssspoonful of salt and g few dashes, of red pepper. Cover and place In a slow oven for an hour. A medium flank steak If carefully cooked la tender, well flavored and palatable. Bcore the steak on both sides and sprinkle with a tablespoon ful of lemon jouloe or vinegar, which aoftens the fiber; season with salt, pepper, a dash of nutmeg, cloves and a little chopped onion. Cover thickly with fine bread crumbs, roll up and fasten well with skewers. Rear over well In a hot frying pan, add a pint of stock or water and bake an hour and a half. a A dish which Vtay be new to some la an old one to many of our friends across tbs wster. Bonny clabber. This Is simply milk that has become thick, before It Is very acid. If It has stood and acquired cream all the better. Serve as one does a custard, prtnkled with a little grated maple sugar or with brown sugar. It ts g most whole­ some dish for hot weather, good fof all ages and especially good for those who have alimentary.- troubles k Junket Is another yaslly prepared food, which Is both good and cheap It Is naver e<xmomy to buy wilted vegetables or questionable fruit. The waste makes fhe hi more costly than those which coat a few cants mors. NITRII F I X j. n. w iixis Some Underpriced Offerings Florida Realty Co. Sanford, Florida U TY PROPERTY City iteHidvnre, five rooms, new, all modern. All necefwary oijthou.se!*. An ideal location Can l>o bought for as little aa $300.00 cash down, the bal­ $20.00 Month ance Choice Duilding Lot, high and dry, located near Grammar School. I/oLs adjoining and in thi.x neighborhood selling for $600. This goes for...... $500.00 Forty Room T o u HhI Hotel in a thriving little Florida town. Ju st remodeled and furnished throughout. The furnishing» alone are worth more than we are asking for the entire prop­ erty ...............................$10,000.00 Fight Room Dwelling, lo­ cated on the Heights 4Tgood building lots go with this prop­ erty. Good water. The four lota mmiue a fine proposition to told ils an investment tut thin w Mtund to I k * Sanford's future suburban residence s e c t i o n . We alF«-r the entire holding for $1650.00 SI III RHAN FARMS Five Acres all tiled and in first rlnsn shape, with boards to bleach two acres cel«*ry. On hard road to city and to Hand's Siding. Tills reo«mimendati«>n. Price $:<600.00 Five Acre Tract in Mecca Hammock, Three uores clear­ ed. Wire fence, gtxxl (lowing well. For (|ttick sale we say Term s can be arranged on p a rt ) only $800.00 Fifteen Acres, five cleared and tiled. Two fine wells. Two small outbuildings. All under Pittsburg wire fence. OuarU-r mile loading station This plaee will only Ik* on the market for a few days for quick sale $2500.00 Thirty-five Acres in tw o miles Sanford. (¡«>«x| double tor> "house which e«»st $2500.00 to build ( i«xxI barn for 12 or I a head st«x-k N’o lx*t U*r dairy proposition in the state. We olb-r this at $3500.00 Pur Instance, Ibitre was thn "C a lv e s ' Head c l u b , ' founded In " r id ic u l e of tho m em ory of C h a rle s 1.“ ' T h e E v e r l a s t in g " was a purely so clal club, with a m e m b ersh ip o f 100 souls ' T h n L itt le cluli" w«s a d is tin ctly original Institution tt was Intended for th o se not five feet high. T h e d«»or ! was madn high enotigh to a d m it a -man five feet and no m ore T h e r e were, many other«, e c c e n t r i c ( In nam e and trad itio n, which flour­ Two Fine Orang«- droves, one of ished during th e e ig h tee n th ce n tu ry , such as " T h e O r e s t Hoftln c l u b ,” tho I I ui-ren, with fine crop of bright fruit " Jo Ne Rais Quo! clu b ." " T h o Sons right on St. Johns river also the A. C. of the T h a m e s ” nnd th e “ No Pny No U It Will «*»•!I ut a bargain. Tlie Liquor club," whose m e m b e r s on the tix-r. five miles front Sanford, over first night of jo in in g were obliged to ix- tlxnisunil tr«-»-* in bearing Fine pay nn entrain-« fen of one «hilling >< «lint, on bike front Tills grove ■nd wear a hat shaped like a quart Miii.ni» »--in* nf tlx- fumous Hahut pot -- Ixmdon T it lilts OKANCE («ROVES Or.uig«-«. tiq-itlx-r with » lit» Amerloan Shopping. A New York letter In the Munich ECONOMICAL LIVINQ. Ornette speaks of the pleasures of shopping In the great cities of the It Is a n e c e s s i t y for thn m ajo rity of United Rtates, and lays particular people to buy m e a t to learn to c«>ok atress on tho " f a l r n e s a " of the rule« th o se cuts which a r e cheap, or c h e a p ­ under which all «tore« teem to work er than tho c h o i c e cuts As meal Is "It mak«<* no d iffe re n c e ," tn y a tho o n e of oor most e x p e n s iv e foods, » I s o w riter, "how un fam iliar one la with buying »III l e s s e n the monthly hill* th e language nnd tha c u r r e n c y —ha (let s pound o f meat cut from tho has the sumo place In the lin e of ru m p of b«ef cut the pieces In s ir e fo r serving, roll In flour und brown In a frying pan with b ee f drippings o r suet K. K patrons with th e nativ e s salesmen and sale sw o m e n P o lite show the gixids. which are seldom urged upon the c u s t o m e r , tho p rice s a r e fixed, and on« knows that he buya at the sa m e figure without bidding le s s , ns his neighbor who tries to pinch Iho prlrx*. In one place I purchaaed uoods to the value of 7 mnrks, listened to a fine concert, took tsa at a small t>/lre, wrote several letters In a beau­ tiful room at no cost save the pont­ age, and found the goods nt my home when I reached there a few hours later." Why It Has a Hump. Keepers of the s«x>logbral gardens are expected to know all tho facta and theories of natural history, and, as they do not, they sometimes h a re to manufacture explanations. One of the men In the Philadelphia sou was asked, by a visitor, what the hump op the camel's back, waa for. "W hat's It for?" repeated tha keep­ er, In a dated way. "Y es, of what value la UT" The keeper thought real hard for a minute, and then aald, gravely: "Why, air, do you auppoae folka would come mllsa to aee thla animal If It didn't have a hutnpT Sir, a camel If It didn't h are a hump might ^Juat aa well be a cow. T b at’a the uaa of tha bump I” Moat Southerly Industry. V h a t Is prohabl) tbs most south­ erly Industry of the world, wrltaa Con­ sul Henry D Dakar of Hobart. T as­ mania, ts being carried on at Maoqusrle Island, about half way between Tasm ania and the antarctic continent. In the capture of penguins for their olL Marquarla Island balongs to tha etata of Tasmania i * d has an a m of about 1*000 •rul itMaorliix-nt nf .ill the Ix-st vari e t tea such u* St. Mirhuel Hlood, I'urson Drown, etc. T IM B E R ANI) CUT OVER LAND Ten Thousand Acres in I «ike unity, a fine sub division proposition, ( ’an Ik - sold in li\«- or l«-n acre trm't.s from $D> in $."|0 p»-r acre Flowing wells rail I k- had on about 2.(H)0 acres. This is gtxxl trucking land and will grow anything. Some fine groves adjoin it for «luick sale .. $3.00 acre Five Thousand Acre« in Volu­ sia county Fla., Fast Coast K. li. runs through it. Hubfax river east side. Shell enough on it to shell every road in county. Flowing wells can Ih- had anywhere. Portion touches one ot the best towns on east, const.. We won’t price it here, for a capitalist is figur­ ing with us for it. If interested we will talk it over. If interested in round timIht we have 193,878 acres for sale. Its not in one body or any one locality, but we have it at L the right price, figure with us. 3,000 Acres cut over land, adjoining the celery delta of Sanford. Scattered through the tract is some of the finest citruB fruit lands in Florida. We offer this at $8.00 acre . It will be our nolicy never to ofTer anything for sale unless we can »ay conscientiously we are giving you your money's worth. S»*«- tlx- many barguins we are offi-ring in ull kind* of r«-al estate, both city an«l farm. Timl»cr and all kind nf gtxxl bargains. Florida Realty Co. Sotte 9 sod I O C . t W .B i l M l a i �•f“ Oclobr*r I, i't|; TH E SAN) OKI) H E R A L D _______ ■Í ! nun affair* without Interference Fogey Dad’ Gainesvillr Sun. Irm n t hd () \ gentleman living in Winter Garden sa.s that there are more pirate* in the newspaper In...... ... ... H.iri.ln than In am other state m the Union. \Ne men.l the T i n a - I -lion of Jacksonville, and the Sanford Herald of Sanfonl as not ix'it.g «f that uluss There is a paper called the Sentinel at Orlando that re­ hashes Winter Garden news from the Tintes each w.s-k anil tries to palm it off from a correspondent. Of cours»' w« are glad to have Winter Garden men­ tioned in .my kind of.puper. imt the kind nf piracN **howu I* not I'ommendahle in ¿»n\ pa|H»r north «»r out h. and up north it wouldn't I f tolerate.1; hut we suppos«' as Florida has Ixs'ti stolen «lumli ifnil blind It sort of gets in the blood and unfortunately it cannot be hel|xsl. Winter Garden Time*. age hi received a number of pretts tier little friends. The gu>-«t ily und Pierce Griffin. Mar., and Camilla Puieston, Moll,, verly Abernathy, Sura Willi,,. Riggers, Virginia Packard M May and Mildred Holly, lb . May Thrasher, Norma lb r Miller. _____________ they will see the justice of our daimssnd will keep the through trains coming into Sanford during the remainder of this sea­ FabU»0 « i Zrtty Tuesday and Friday Uomini By son. YtflE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY This is only n suggestion and The Herald would like to have the matter it J N O LLY , Editor receive the attention of the citizen» of W M. M AYNtS. S u s in e »! Manatee Sunford arid discusml by the city council l a l U l l l t l M Price. $2 0 0 a Year In Advance ator." and the Commercial Club. Fish Drowned \Nliol«- i mi,h * — O — ------O -----Toronto, Oct. 1. Five m< Il( Delivered In Ihe Ctiy by carrier »2.00 per year to OUR PU BLIC SUHOOI-S T H E PR O P ER S P IR IT advance or 20c per monili. one family were drowiusl m I g.*,r, There hiur never been a time in the,!» This is the season of the year when PaymeaU la «diano« muil t* made el oflUv river tixlay, the vietime b. n \ \ ^ ltn fond jiarenls are considering placing 1hi ¡»Sii Katarad as aacood-daat mall mailer Au*u«i 22nd history of qur hustling city when the McCaffrey of Toronto, In* n, ,.i , spirit of get-together was us strong as children in scl’uxil and the thought 190S. at the Postonica at Sanford. Florida and two children. aadee Act of March 3rd. 1870 now. The meeting of the Commercial Htrikes each one that the ¡nfimWdiould A fourti-on-pound mu*. not I h- starteli at the tender a k" of six 0 Boa la Herald Dutldlnl Telephone No U S Club Inst Fridny night demonstrated had Ixs'ti luioked by Mr M. c thut the progressive |>eop!e of Sanford for lx' it knAwn the majority "I the P"h responsible for tin* deutli* of • ure together in the great proposition of lie schools are lixik<*l upon with de* The McCuffrey party s ta r t..t’,., fuvor liy many pnrenla who think tlair building n larger city, n tourist hotel, ranoo down the Pigeon ri\. r .. more paved streets and sidewalks, fac- darlings should not mingle with the tii«' muscalonge. When t torha, hulkheading the hike front and throng and rahhle of the public instilo return towards evening, t n ,•(. numerous other items in the budget of lion. Caffrey, father of the (h»ati-<n.i .Maybe sonM-thing <>f this kind per improvements that have never received alarmed ami organized a scar\i mg party. the thoughtful consideration of the^ ma­ mealed the minds of our school board Fancy Work Circle Several milt» down the river a canoe, and our worthy principal when the sys­ jority of our citizens. The Fancy Work Circl«* was enter- floating'bottom Up was found ln af. tem of mixing tli«' tender shoots and The Commercial Club has never lietuined liy Mrs. Roberts last F ¡day ging operations were eonm» . •,j| '.md fore received so muny good citizens in the gnarled roots in the matter of school afternoon. After the enjoyment of tlteir all the bodies were recovered tiie ranks of the workers and at the meet­ houses In Sunford and the system now fancy work for some time wirh pleasant Clutched In the the hands .>i Mr \hing to lie held next Friday night there in vogue in this city has called for enmconversation, delicious refreshments Caffrey wns n line and on tin i....i *-u will pruhahly la* one hundrea.enthusias­ ntendation from every visitor to the city ............rvisl by t>»•• hostess. w)io*«' guests a fourteen ¡xnind . muse.,:, W E WIN W ITH WILSON n, and state authorities on education. tic boosters nilling mid able to tnke up were M«-a|uinr« N II tinnier. 1 S. big flsh wns still alive and tr ,.j Tin* little children are comfortably the problems that confront us and curry T H E D EM O C RA TIC T IC K E T |t, housed in a separate building on Pal 1>,iv i- Itarber. C (' WoixInitT. H H water violently as he was di.i them to completion. For President: «■«roner said there was no .I < ,t n The Herald has never liefqre felt »<> metto avenue, where every convenience Hill and Tom I hivis WOODROW W iliiO N , of Now Jenrey. elated over anything as this whole for their comfort and every facility for the efforts of Mr MeCiirtf. i„ Mis* Newman Entertain* lish into tin* ixnit. it wa- «> ■ Houhsl meeting of the club The spirit teaching has liism provided No km For Vire-Presidenl: Olive New man. llte dainty little he and ids family jx-rtshed THOMAS R. M ARSHALL of Indiana. manifented at the gathering of business tlergarten scluxil could lead tlu*s«' tender i-r o( Mr and Mr* ltobi-rl New buds more carefully or safeguard them d.iught men is the spirit that builds cities, stir Presidential Elector*: Honor uf Mis*«'* J ......... uteri.lined all of tar little friends m .m . m the interim <d sluily hour* as tenderly mounts difficulties and bridges chasms JE F F E R S O N H. BRO W N E 1 M i« Irene Brady was tie <it.irimni at a delightful party Tuesday afternoon When the infants have develojxsl into that threaten to engulf our commercial J . F R E D D eB E R R Y hoste« at a deliglitful parly m ' • l.un on tier liftit birthday. Hie *wee little lusty youngsters and advance«! from the life. C H A R LES E. JO N ES drill Friday afternoon. «•«•.. i • ur, folks wire entertamisl wilii Various The meeting demonstrates that the primary department they are s«'iit to the W. C H IP L E Y JO N E S to the charming gtnit* <d M U |i juvenile game* the prineijiul fi'aturii nl old spirit of a few years ago was not dead grammar school to ns'i'iv«' further in LELA N D J . H EN D ERSO N Holden, llte M¡si«*, .lace k w.tiroifg to pm a tall on the struction and from there to the high ' w In. h hut sleeping and n«jw that it lias lieen H. C. SPARKMAN Twtt table* were pl.t •• I f 1- Af)l\ i (ih t tir* «il ,i ilmil.t . fur v aroused we can look (or greater things school, which m io I va Congressman, Slate-at-Large \ ir >*11m.» T i« ) ml rt-« .•m*| i he prr/e. Ward wot. the lirst pti/> and not look in vain. The Sunford step removed from the collegesM C LA U DE L ’EN G LE \f Img silver picture ft.me »»• |•ri»!•• i*f . f.r. »• Im»a •»J \of*'- »1!« - ..ui.|'. ( III r of I- t *I* spirit has never met defeat and 1» a pro Congreeninun Si-coml District it. .1 pn/.i- a lovely 11111« .. i 'i ti.. 1 . r * * . • ,.f . • > • i 1 -* • 1*•*1 ♦ v ll tot y pc id the spirit of '7*i that freed a S a n f o n l .»ml < i n t rig « ' •u ' i n i FRA N K CLARK A r..... ,! r . r. ' I,, I • III by Mis- Alice lacock^ II *«. t | | !* | i 1 Ini iirtill > **ar *»«•«•* .i l a r p * r a t t i *i «•1.*i .• » country and built an empire. III. Witt. It* Governor: •if t * I r • ikr of CaTtis w ere com bob d til'll Wilt« t liiy'Ii mar) merit thin \«‘i»r r**;i<hin^ lit* la't the good work go on la-t ev«T> ..........I •' ' luti. («,. ; , •-*1 • metlts were-erved M ! PA RK T R A M M E L L progriwiive in Sanford join the booster*' of HViT MM» |)U|i||h dies were .Mis.-«-- Kii-Ili.i All honor to iVul iVrkmi«. 1Hi Hi •■. : « 1 • gang and from all this«' «'Hurls we can Secretary of Stare: \b 11 C. CRA W FO RD evolve a city that will forever lie a mini Hlrurlors tint! the loe:il ncIiimiI’ i n u t ile Were e\t mglll-hl-.| I III' delicious ice creimi Madge and \ «sia Want. I 1 •p„ l.fle I I I’lglrlin and ( «eni«' VY YA)||t let V«* luluir«*«) *»o lotti» and f %»t ♦* l e d .1 . uinent for future posterity CominiMiioner of Agriculture' if. | ilire») 11 f till \ to a«j1valiti- tinW A McRAE. to ill«* filali •Ir^r«*«* oí •-riti* ••le t nt |•ft M AKE .N'u HASTY l i .E I » i E S Treasurer 1>*. Unless all signs fail Wootlrow Wilson «•til .lay «stufatimi und lielp«-* 1 to e\|lI.mJ. J . C. I.UNING. will lx- the next President of the United the fttllm-v flint the inibii.' -, 11, .. ,1 ur« Attorney General Stut»i With hi* election a lien system li..t tin* !*••*»t v. lie te- b-r 1 .. di*-« 1. Mu THOMAS F. W EST r th! for tilling local Kisleral otlices wilt I* Hon ot know ledv* It. A R E T H E R E S U L T P R O D U C I N G KIND ( 'orn|)tro|ler ushered hi. in all probalnlil\ feeling take ,1 dis per II.I* r. -I ' it* •' 1.... ' !l o • .- ...--i i- •.o. tut "i|- rv 1-inn and holiest mrlli.Hls . u ... • W \ KNOTT that Wilson will suerejsi I aft and Ini', year a«ml all the pat run - ■'tioill't Jem! 1hi-: r .( I >. ,...it i* i--i i 11 KI I HII I n. I*t)| A I'tlEN. HIM \ 11»1 mg a strong inclination to hold federal aid and assistance to the teachers. Superintendent I’uldic Instruction mi N- * I \ IS HI I’KIt s I I 11'• t f t l.f’KY anil all inn k «i i The si'hools are the most valmihle i W N SHEARS (lice, many Florida |Milltli'ians are suit! WHITE FOR Q O O K L E T -«'t of the city ull'l uri an m-tiiunm to lie already on the hunt for support State <'lie'lliint. In all probability t fie Evening News' whii h all ire vit.illv m nienesl lb R E. ROSE. suggestion that Federal plums should be the instructors to make thi* si-hool yi.it Adjutant General: secured through nominations in |iri one of tin- best in history JA C K S O N V ILLE, FLO R ID A J V. R. FO STER . inaries will lie carried out. The sugges(J J E PACE. A Cent - S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A ------O llon met with the hearty approval of the P U B L IC SCHOOL D ISC IPL IN E a V* • V »►» wD X at DELAY T H E D E P A R T U R E Tile public scluxil ti-ncher, willi In r press and the politicians generally, and The Herald hurt never kicked ngum.it the large numlier of candidaUi is bring­ long vacation. Saturday holiday. ami the moving of the new depot to the main ing support to the suggestion comparatively short hours m the -.-I.... line. We have long recognized the fait Mready politieialts and odice -,-cki-r- room I* of let. eni led bv tie f.eti.r . | that the olliciuli of the A I I. would who hint' never lieid federul otlii is but pi,, .i- .•r ili t. teig. .i| le-r w i . . . »«Miner or lut«-r ceil»' harking licuvi consider them well worth the while are long, r rtiWt, ,11*.'• 'I Ie e t i.il •i • train» Into Sunford a procedure that soliciting Hie support ol their friends. that tie f.oil.ful toucher pfob.itil aside from the risk entailed was a Ion of Many Flortdutuna no iluubt have their about enough in home study to lial.un « time, and a Iuhh of time on the railroad eyi*s on the Federal pie for this state, but tiie account. means a loss of money. We never con­ not lielleving that it is politiral propri­ But it is not tiie quiet hour* sp«-nt gratulated ourselves that the railroad ety to count on the offices until the Dem­ over the arithmetic book under the even was forc«*d to move the paxienger depot. ocrats come into control, ure not busy mg lamp nor even the dreutv do-ert nf RailrnadH anti other corporations have mg themselves in offering support It sc Imu I paper* to be corr«*vti d. I n.it t urm n way of doing tilings that while seem­ is indeed too early for such a step It the pretty girl tone her into a i.oh-.l .u..| I " ' I " 1 >* 1 ' b it imw i - ili«- t u n c in t n k c nut a | di ingly carrying out the law or ordinances is like figuring till eating an egg tiefore it way worn creature so pri-iuu'u r i I . in i f«'|nil.title I if«> I i i s i i r iiin *** ('«it 1111, 111y of cities at the same time putting one is laid Y Y t i . i t a p r o p o s i t i o n it m u - l I * t •• ' . , 1 . over for their own interest There will ho doubt Is- many good t h e M i l l t l l l l . e - 1 m i l l k l . ' l V l . g v ’ . ' l I. We will l«M)k this matter spuurcly m candidaleds to pick from in the event of dren of August, mid turn them ml., ih. the face with our little brother, the rail Wilson's election and the inauguration docile learner' of S. pH mh.-r road. of the primary systetm (or the choosing School teaching can he lead, much The city council can or cannot make of Federal office holders. Many g<Mxl lighter fur tin* teacher if ’the par«-rit* a very disagreeable matter out of thL» men will not consider or consent to have hcartily hack her up. A lencher uim-o removal of the depot. The .Herald their name« considered until after the said lliut her worst troubles did not com. I ntiinrroYv Next 'irttr, nini your fimi ily noi pr« •' oi**<l doee not thtyk this Is the wish of the city Novetnlx-r election. Wait until all the from tiie children of raw alien imtni f" r. Ywu tire .luing ih :u, itijtisfice M EK T ME FA« I' I " . council. Our aldermen tire ol the surne Democrats know who all the applicants grants us her friends thought. Imt thut mind as this paper —to do what is right will be Ixdore making urry pledge* Make site had more trouble with tin- children I I tini let tin* explniti all t|n< |)riuu|inl |k i i i i I s a l« " ! 1 'b*' for the majority of the jx>op|e. no jdislges that you will have cause to of tiie old native sl.uk than with the Itesi life in -iira ii.e |s.|ieies. The A. C^ L. Is building a line struc­ regret when the races ure on in full blast. foreigners. ture on the main line at the foot of Ninth Pensacola News. The latter had heen trnimsl in the old Btreet. The city will lx* unable to build () country to res|.«s-t authority*. The for a brick street to the new depot this aeaT lR E S U M E T E C H N IC A L IT IE S mtT ¡ire steejHd in tiie sjurit of demmf *°n . Under the caption of "Tiresome Tis'li- racy, and family government of tixlay The Sanford Traction Co. will !«• un­ nicalities" which is much too mild a .•xs'iuo to Ih- siihjis't to tin- initiative and able to make connection with the A. C. I,, way to put it the Jacksonville Metrop­ referenduin on tin- part of the children, lllM " in litK x tn His. SA N FO R D . I-'I.d KIDA in time to give the passengers service to olis makes some very timely comments and this spirit extends to a desire to re the city proper. on the dominant influence of technical­ call tiie teacher. Reault—The heavy tourist travel this ities not relating to the merits of the is­ In many families it ciinnot tx- eon Beason will suffer. The railroad cotn- sue, in the interpretation of our laws by ceivtsl, m cus«» (lie leaelier «I.mi not want * pany will suffer. The new dc|xri will the courts. Thut |iajxir had sjx-cial to have her derisions "revieweil" hytlie not be ready before the first of Januury. reference to the question, recently s|irung pupils, that dtx'ile little Johnny >an ^TT«against impositions if you 1 Why not put off moving the now depot of the h'gality of the passage through the at fault. The child's complaints un­ this season and by the time that the state senate of thq initiative and refer­ accepted ut face value, und the friction Inndit from us. I t ’s hard to rc*'',, 1,1 travel for 1913 starts the city of Sanford, endum amendment to lx* voted on in s «'burgl'd u|i to the incapacity of (lie a chance for investing yowr x* the Sanford Traction Co. and the A. C. L. Novemlx-r. The governor culled on leaelier. now offer in truck lands. Buy •* will have the house in order for the guests. the supreme court to decide the mutter Considering that most parents have now. Why not take tulvuiiUi'1 After the new depot is finished there in an indirect' way und that tribunal has about all they can do in governing the op|M»rtunity when you can buy -• ^ will be months of work getting the sur­ slde-stepjx.'d the issue on constitutional (distillate little egos of one. two or three roundings in shape, the grass planted, grounds und left it where it was, which children, they ought to make u whole 'now at n reasonable price. Y«a 11 ■ flower beds planted and lamlscai>e gar­ is unfortunate for all concerned -espec­ lot of allowance for the t.'achir who is it a paying investment. dening effected. ially the people. , Hut some things the trying to handle forty of tiie little stiff The city will have to brick one Btreet Metropolis has to sny on the subject In necked creatures. And, then, too ( 0. ’ to the depot. The traction cars will the article referred to are just as true und is not ohstinicy that make* tin- worst HOWARD - PACKARD • have to he made ready and a hundred timely now as bo. ore the supreme court trouble, hut tin- kink in the legs ttoil Sunford, Florida and one items finished ihut cannot lx- gave such cold comfort to Governor simply won't udjust its«-|f to iji«. ,,,,, accomplished this souson. _ Gilchrist, the following (or instance: slruint of desk and s|X'ilmg h.sik. If the city council, the Commercial ‘‘If the jx*ople of the stuto of Floridu I he Ixiy wlm is encouraged by his Club and all of our citizens put this mat­ <|esiru auch a law, and oxprens their.de­ parents to take a still«n (jntl delimit at ter In shape and present the same to the sire« by a majority that adinits'of no titudo toward ‘Teach er,“ is the Iki> who A. C. L. officials The Herald behoves contradiction, then the law is good and &II vx») think he »is competent toman*t* . J THE SANfORD HERALD li Democratic The |x*»pl should l*' sl lowed to pass upon this measure regard less of technical errors. The |»*>pl*' should he considered greater than a mere legal opinion, even though that opinion comes from the highest ‘ "urt. for the court Ix-mg . rented ••> the P*,,,l’b cun never Ix-come greater t liuti Hie <-re FAVORITE IND EPEN DENT FERTILIZERS! FERTILIZER COMPANY For Engraved Cards See The Herald * É Li Are You Alive? ft YOU M A Y BE D E A D ' D. L. T H R A S H E R If ll I l A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald I n r - '- & *9 * * �T œ *w »» E S H p r Î T » V - •f ' V ' .J October 1, 1912 ■ . . ». •• - «_- •- ■'• *••♦ • r^ T Iltr SAM OKI) III RAI [) fMJÎ& «TA U Misa D ertha P ack ard has lu r u m e a student nt S t e t s o n U n iv ersity a t- De^ I .nml. Clarence M a h o n e y has becom e a student a t Ste ts o n . He is taking a business course. Wm. Sw in k , one of S a n fo rd 's brute ball ex|MTts, has b eco m e a law student at Stetson U n iv ersity . Mrs. S. O. C h a se nmj the boys return n l to the city F r i d a y from their sum mer • M r and ’D- I* *i W i, e* - i li) ik f, l*T>. Mi»».-« Maini \Iii— .»ini \,|., | I through Sariford SumLi:. . n r.mt*. t.. 1 K iumiiiiihi ». their future botru\ |.,rjj,. 1 iu iiii Imt o( their (rifinì' wer* »; t 1,.|„,| ' l o spemi Ibi- ilmr» Ini,. 1...1 ,» ..., ir.,,,,» *:ll> 1belli -ili'! • >i •. . •i . _ . ,| .. .,.. . ih.it Sunfuril a ,i» iiu b*ng* f limili’ al ol I il •Mllil '> (»o l Ot«. •clerk* n t y IftIfr irrn-r* ami rural deli»*.| , earners. I be (bird '»•ries will represent fmir in dustri.il si’ene< I be S( amp» will Ia ■ r.M’h for d i'trilu i tloti UeCi-mlsT I. in order llial tbe sixty thousand postotliri’s may !>«• sup I- I Hill. repr**-**-n(uig i i- \(,ini» Phisl with them before th e law iteróme» (>[>»• ( <i ni Philadelpbia. «.»• n tli Kv ••(Tective Ju nuarv 1 un Siimlny. Mr Hill a ;»» h*-re f,,r M.%. ! «Tal monili:» durmg Ibis Miinnn-r instaliPublic sentiment in I’ittsyIvuniu cou n ­ ty. Virginia, i s s o largely with Hoy M a x ­ •ni{ III»’ M onotype ai Tln* H<t .i |.| uifir.* ami inaili’ m an i friend' in <aAif..r.| u b o well Sulliv an, while. o| VVaucJiula. Fla., a eonvuT who c|T«x’ted his eseap»’ from * i ‘fl' g lad tu «ee b ini a g a lli II* i ■ oli Un’ regolar Ir.iv*|hng »al» ru.ni- ir a sta te camp h\ killing 1 i i i u h t i in a n i lobn i Howard in ttint eoiinty s»’verul cult ami uill *’♦'11 mai buie* (or In» •ir m• l'bi’ Wi’laka Club uill Ix-gm tt,»’ir r*-g month« a no. and later was retaken, th at ula r'w e ck ly meeting»-today \' u uill the sta te fears the slayer will nb t gel bi* tbe tirM of ibe month tin* imx-tin.* v *| justice if the murder trial is held in also lie a bu*m e** tmx-lmg \ m t> line I'll tsy l\ am a m u ni y outing »|H?nt in A irginia. llev. D. J . Miocker of D e l.a m l u.»» guest of M r. and Mrs. Ilaniil T o la r dur program lias been arranged for tin- m i l l ­ ing Saturdny and S u n d a y . tin g season, u b ir b promises m m.m\ Kev. A. E . llou sliold er of r i a n t t ily |ways not only to be of interest and pleas1* spending a few, d a y s with his son, Ur. |tires to tiie member». but of benefit and W. E. Housholder nnd fam ily. 'i n te r e s t to the city , if the plans already M L « Moth M r ttin g o r returned home made ta n he suco-ssfullv curried out. Satu rd ay a fte rn o o n , a fter a visit of u — feu montiis with relativ es in i’hiladeiM a son s, Vtten'ion phia. * rheri* will I«- a regular eommunieaMr. and M rs. II. F. W hitner. J r . , and lion of Saiiforrl I .odip’ No held oti children have re turned from a visit of I'hursilay wetting. t let Ird at til several m o nths to M r. Whit h i t ' s par o i'lu^'k I be M a 'l iT M.I son di’i;ri e eats at Chuttuhooeheo ami other points will l.c •*in ferreil Visitine broth-Ts J'iie I J a te C i ty House has brought in» I' !.. p r.'.n t down the high cost of living t Mil\ $ l oo II I |o| Ml U M p. r week for the finest tahle hoard in the city. S im* P a rk e r . UK-tf I mperial I tiealr* M. I*. Lip« has returned from a pleas Malillliby ami Mu.ss«’Ile. the .ut a p ­ uni Visit to his old hom e in C h a rlo tte , pearing at tile Iinp»Tial this wts’k is all N C. n and more than was promised Mr M a ­ Paul W eaver, assistant easbii’^ V i tin- himby ty presents a very i-levcr ' i n l i n e It.ink of Kissitmnee, calledI on old f r i g i d ' aei o| if tbe English type ami ill of tus here Suturd ay. soni*' ir....... » i ' \»,I l . i ' b i ' ' , .l* of 'in g < lillord W alker, son of Mr and Mr tug lie is »»'f.’ .ibi» . i " t ' l * d I*» tu' ( l{ Walker, has returned Ihhiii from V! M u - * ’ ' •' V\ h 1 . ri. h v v| D •*r t u.-r * ,| . 1 1 1 (• u days' Visit at the heueli I III’ Ml-"*«' I iicim k» 11.i v • r* • e • V 1» tei* yr.l ! VA|f • t L«f ». 1 .l| tln ii liollle ill Orlando, a lter a »i'|i I t r’.H I» *| f'»r It’d Will t -1 >• If tailed II tilth feu- days with Mrs Holden t . • L» 0 w»*r ? «»»I t til* UlV' i ’ ut t|u- Hr»-* 1 ,lî Miss Hoskins lone« Ifft v md I i l l ’ ’ * ........... ! ....... - <t ” 1 .t* u noon (or (ihiagow, Ky , to enler 1.1.« rl ’ h* i.» »Ul ' • r» t ■1 r 11.ill l'.iM ColleCe. the ,<Tlife college for women « MI 1 r» til f ro m t h«* h t iv»t .!** Pilliti .1** riV nl I » v e i l and ! I i r r . i arl • .■ : •- *M i ■• |f •t ID* ii.it. . of I In- .s.mford l lu I 1 . . i, i"* - I 1 . . • 1 / j l * 1• *. . ,| 11. 0» .it tbe ( hxrrgl.l I’ei'b ot \’ , i ■ 1 •. 'I ’ll •a ’ i•11>1 , It. » I F .McK innon of tirl.im l....... i d al 111• I ill [ ■11p11-«I the pulpit of tbe I *r»—t >%I* rI.». tmreb last Sun day morning md Vf r I >. I ea* to > , I ■. I >i » nl ( '.ildwell ha» r* i lirn* d 1 trip I*. N r » York anil other • itt. • t. ...I markets where be purehn'ed i ” ek n| fall aud winter ip»*d' Mi • Moth I to fli-r 11( h i r 11 Liti.I " M M ri»• •I -aturday and ii(i*’n*'d tin i ■ t* ..I tl.. ' . l l . l o f i l H ut i*.irt*-n Monday S h e will lx- a ' I' I * t,.r t t . " p m I, •I u* *1 by M i " Ir*-ne lirtuly M Miss Lillian S cro b le of Jae k son v ille <laklatiil Mp»« t o-rtrmli 'p*-»-r is tbe ijneat of Miss Carrie Lovel! «In- I .-,i. l ier o f o n e »•f tl,,- . - 'i * t i t b g r a d e s III It »»"I Miss S cro ble is tlx da . ’ ' ■ t <r atl it* K - ’ *■•. -I a - ■: . , •( ili tli* K uV I .. *S Sendi|«a, romtm;rei,il a.:i n' of ' ' a t u r d a . it* < l»i|eline M t ■" . I » ■••< a D i I • I I » 1 ani'l* I'O 1 •• < ' i *• i;.it■••tiul •111ir* ti -s-ii l i •* •• • I- * - ’Tljllt; I'll*' 1 ten* in n r i i • ' i •n •iiu-iii of hi I' W .xxlr itl ' i*•,i * * -I M I. . . . . * . D ni.. * •• \V .«rr. * .some fine music for both service«. Itoti. N C., music ami art teacher ol the Missin Ntary M cClunit uml Iatuis«’ school, arrivisi in tin- city Saturday. Collins, who have I ksti the KUest.' of Miss l.ili » Newsome of Lakeland, one Mrs ('has. OinKee on Sanford ll*-ii;bts of tin- I ir.nomar Si bool lea* h* rs, ar atti-mbsl the openint* of >tetsnn > "II* r ; ■••I ' ’I1 ! i • ■tl I ti-l .and yesterda » Tbe coni;re){attort of the M itli** li-i In i to b i l k e r s ........I •' Iiri ti was pleil-Mst to »»I I line' 1'iin d.i "mnitrii* tlieir forrner pa-lii k. » \ i I L 1*il • •*'»'• •*- •* ** * •¿tro. t >•• - »; ah will* 1. II,. * . * , . II"iisliolder of I'laiil t it . . i p *ii* n» tpieat of his sun, Dr. W. E I iutl-xhnider ♦*xiM«n*Ai\ *. i' »»f tiie iH*ii»*m ••I [ flO-M* and family. kirk*,r** 1 U |h1i fu Muta* 1hat it h.iM I m*#'M the 111 S»*tli Wixidrutf and l)r Merle Mc m> .uni .ihr) YYi-he- I•* r•••1m I n s ’ admission next S u n d a y . U rTc?. I Many a Man Would Have Been V / ew lth : WE A L T H Y I f it hadn’t been for the Woodland Park 12-21C He good to your eyes and »¿e Dr. Davis at heuduche, S a tu rd a y , here until Waste llnhhiu»’ Nest for glasses for eye strain or poor vision. Oct. !», is Doetor's lust day D ecrm lxr l 'J - l t p A h it ìh, he ItaHn’t the wealth, hut Home one elne ban. In juHlice to yourself and otherH Wade, the Tuner. Orlando. tf (¡as engine repairs S inford Machine K (iartigc Co fri-JN-tf We are ei|iiippe<l lo handle your re(uilr work Sanford Miiclune \ (iarnRi* Cxi. fri-lktf ' <V ’ You Should Save V>\ While the weallu-r 1» h**t hoy your dried elup|M**l bis'f at W. W. F o n t 's lirucertj. S h o d on an Vinern an slirini* maebine tM if KKf.’IN TODAY _ - - ' • r - ~ ' - : ‘ '-'i WANTS All I oral Advertisements l rider Oils lie.Kiln»' linee tieni sa I Inc I .odi Issue E mi Siili’ P m e Er*-' i Hotel bmldiiii; A?»HHi 1|N UC YA |U li) ai Il'WI f III I > I.-,-I I ¿••.ul ’ b e l l ' ll|»|M*f til fl 1 Kl*’ ' t a i l Millet sinks. am i va mili ya >. et. V Sa li fi ir il I J ’ .'i N liiiirl/ fw Son K 1 1» Si r U ya Lcr r > P l a n t ' (• Sai,- Munì! ike Il|.,fe li li» i-ti-.J ■ 1 <*-r ti n n*lr•-•> *'" I2-Jl in S a n f o r d . M rs .1 t :Stillili. R 1 h m S a i/ fut (lie |n( At liner f mjuir • II» clitckens— A t . I ’ itili e I • I, DEPOSITS ABSOLUTELY INSURED ."-Si P E O P LE S BANK O F SAN FO R D St M sMI III. I'*.» Il K SIKVKNS. V P „ . 11 K l Ol . Al t , C . . U [Á*t ÍChase & Co. _ • I i ni- ami 1 acre filini tur j »*u 11r > ni spi nm * rops l.iiipiiir I N f 'trnlge. ( umeroli i»* ime I J tip SIIIIM’KRS Oltur Sale A few WItiti’ I «’gboru Roost ri» Sei- Mrs 1 linisimi «ini end ut Park iveiitie I- Itp t-a l^eni 1 »ir 111' 11 t risiili i utiagi ■i”t a* (*• truck fallii I »aie H xis* bulli liiiioliire in Pine \»e I * lp I a>«t — I .*il*t v*ali li alai i baili 1 Killer retimi to Ib-ialil nltice alni r*-ni»e re »».nd !-’ 'p ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I *1.1 P ot "t Infocai s|s*. ta< Ics Re turo lo Heralil I filler (or re »sur il II li Disi tnlil riioioeil uose glasses fim i e, return in llriaid oline ami re triv e re. wuril I I-JlC Disi Rnynl Ardi tyiiMUin wutcb foli fo llici letnrn ( i l II Diliger- arili re» ei» e rewunl II Ile SANFORD. FLORIDA l ’or Sale \ I acre trin k farro al a Inudini! pl-ilfurui W.-ll im|*i<iv>**| fin». ing »vi li I ,-iii •■I lilei! i largì 1 .1- t . Inaisi te lim i Inaisi sbadì rial lini* ll. es "vi , mi- al VI .ht'» a utili* ss t s Mikcsell «V.Inf*ir*l Dir S a le — lv»o Iota licnr ili s de(H>l A bargiiin if sold al once Appi) to S|| Park Ave or Piume 171 II '¿le Por S u lr— Mule Cali he scrii al f I ' ' ' * ■— ■ , ■■ ■ J .. ■^ g , ,, (irceli s idacr. ball unir sonili ol Unni) » storr. West Siile II tf f or Reni I ’ ’III risiili intinge lu p in e ol H l'eters l O llllltk rivelili*Il tl|* A l l WORK DONf BY Disi V bbn k silk Ululai Ila Saturni mi » h| II.)Itili»* I o|i*rrd gl’-eli t In I l e i ' Halli«- llislde Ir.iv* al VI I Vili-li . stilli* and leiriv* Irw.ild II <1. for Reni — lu n o s b r d nsaus »K b or N.» I a.I W *u fa«* Nnrct Nr n D.x.i io Cily Krvnurant wII tuoi I ligio tiuusrkerpllig. Ili l'utk aveime I I 'p for Sale ('.<».’1 burse cheap V\ I cheap Elroy of Urlundo passed through lin* surain’u rat*-* ut Sanford ever since 1 Itavi* Fields. •><•* 1215. dry. HMf city today e nrou te homo from D a y to n a Imxti a citi/.i-n. and to 'lo tins the in W anted—(amvasser for nccltb-nl ill Ai*i*ly Room H. (Jarner-VVisMlrun Hcach. T h e y report the fishinn o-s beinK suratioe corn pn m *~< nuulo certion r>' suratuc I" 2lp • very slow and they (-aspect to try l»nke •prlremiTits, and we hud to tin this to g*-t t.ldg For Sale nl Once— Household 'furniture Lucerne as soon as th e y reach Orlando. our city nn a xecnml rat*’ cliLV. instead on informed chicken*. In*i»e ami buggy, tishing lumr. Senor and S e ñ o ra C. J M onsalv e left of a tliinl class rat*I Rr|*rulvr »bol gull. I'rcilllan piano play­ r m RANO. Prsstdsnl GEO. PERNALD, Vlo»-Pr»s. today for their home in New A ork after by iiiii ' of the 1x1*1 po*l*xl insurutict* er. VrcUoln pliumigrapb. e lc. Duiving r . p. F O R ST ER , Cashlsr 0. P. WHITNER. Asst. C»shl»r 10-lip M|x*uillnK several m o n th s here on their agent* of our' city th a t tin- tax pnyers city. Fnquire Herald otllce. F u n d s P r ot ec t e d by B u r g l a r y I n su r a n co Do You Want to Sell?— We a ir now West Side plnce. S e n o r Monaalve ta an will sa v e as much or more on their pre­ making Up our list of pr»|irrtiea for sale mium* to pay the additional i-xpenae importer ol S o u th Am erican product« Safety Deposit Uoxos for Ron! for tbit* wi liter'a trade t'nmr ill and liat and is called home by the tirRency of of til*' paid fire dep artm ent, which we O R G A N I Z E D 1807 your |wo|xTt> willi u* Mark* Real Eashould all fix-1 proml of ami support Inte Agency hustniiw in his line. IIbfftp Circle No. it lif tin’ Missionary Six-udy All tin- towns armim! it* have .i' good or Wantctl Pcmiancni uidunii»lie»l room Hacbdor nparl<*f the Presbyterian church had a very Ix-tler lire lighting equipment a ' we h a te first or Se< omt »treet 10* tf C. A Herald ftleasant meeting a t th e home id Mrs .1 Shall we always stay in tin- background , incut Apply F. II. Anwhen it doesn't ciwl any more to go | fo r S a le —Good horse D. Langley, leader of the circle. After P 0 Itox 1211 |tl-3tc ahead f e l l o w s , stop your kieking and dcrsoli the business of the m eeting had been at For S a l e — Fourteen acre» Oviedo Black temh’d to a social half hour wits enjoyed work for the interest of Sanford and we Hammock, bordering iaike Je s s u p Near w ill stnin have a good llournhing town Oviedo. ami light refreshm ent* served. Part improved. Flowing well Ol acksml thl ng and H o r s o s h o a l n f Heopeetfully. nrailable Thi* land i* selling for $150 H i r n s s s and W ago ns l- W. J . Thig pen entertained a small Ix-r acre. Will take $1200.00. Aildro»» VV. II. UNDERWOOD. launch party Friduy evening, in honor J. F. A.. Oviedo. Fla. 4 - 1 I tp Fire Chief. ol the Misses J a c o c k s of Orlamlo, guests First Claw Tahle Hoard— Mr» C. L. H EA V Y H A U LIN C AND C O N TR A C TIN G of Mrs. Holden. T h e party enjoying tin(ioodhue. 210 Park avenue. 102-lf B ea d ) for P arce ls Post trip were Misses J a c o c k s uml Irene fo r Sale__ Hood Bulck runabout or EvreW ashington, O ct. 1. Arrangement* itt louring car Brady, Messrs, W a ts o n , 'J h ip g e n nnd Both in good condition have Ixi'ii mgi'Ji.J j A^.Po-ttiiiast.’r Oeneral and sole cheup W J Thigpen at Holden Meade Fox. 100-tf LINCOLN I I U L L E Y , Pk I) . Lin. 1). LL. I).. Prr.idcm itev. H. C. (.¡urwood has retu rned to Hitchcock rnr*Trigruvirtg and munufac* Real E state Co. * For Rent or Share Farming— Several D e l ji n d to co m p le te his course i n the luring a series of five stam ps, unique in acre* land, house ami barn.- two flowing University. M r. Gurw-ood has s u p ­ nine and novel in other ways for the e x ­ well*. 2'• mile» from poslolflce. Sanford. S e n d T h e m to S te ts o n . Fall Term B eg in s Sept. 25 M ' i forwarding packages by Flo. Addison L. Williams. •umwfi plied as pastor a t the F irst lluptist clusive iiim 90-tf 40 l‘fofc*»ors and Instructora r 'o l l r f « ol l.llirrsl Arts 17 University Building» t ' o l l . f . ot I » « W^)ii^c**li*'U»»r.t. r r u le r the church here for the past two m o n tiis ,'1 Hi For Rent f ive acres, well, tiled, with 1rs A*tc ( imbuì « ulU-|t of Technology Also Lfl acre». » tiled Also '> **04 Student* l.»«t Y*-»r I ollrge of lluAine«« during the alitenc»' of ltev. W ildm an and law rei-entlylutVicUHl by emigre-« or- bouse ll.oou.eoo 0 0 endowment rrrj>Ar«torv Aritjpniy acre* tiled, with gisxl house. Call on nr t id«: during which lime he has lieconu* very dinary atarnpk c^nbot la- us*«l for Jl.tHMj \ i»|uin«-H in Library Nurmil Scho«)l M pliope W. A Mlnnlck (ximeron City 'J-f-tf II0.000 IM P* Organ School of Mechanic Art* ibucii endettrxd to the Hajiiiits of tldt» purpow 10 I-Arg« («aboratorir* for Science ' School of Mualc ' •f a R e n t—Light housekeeping apart Tin; new ¡sane will D- in I tins- s..rii*X: Ufi«urpaaae«l (irncral Kquipment place und lio* won tit»’ resjHx't of every H ch^Hil of Fine Art» # incnt* $3. $3 5(1 ami $ J 'Hi. also furnished S c p aalc |h>rmatorim for yo«iag men and .young women. ('»rcful »dmlnUtratloa and thor­ °ne wlih whom he ha* corne in contact. of elisogli*. T h e lirxt will illustrate room. Mrs. M. E. Hooper. Laurel- and ough AU^crsUkin. ( krUtWn gnd 00« »rrUrUn leorhlng. For raUloga or i U « i , for Inforafttioa, ' S-tf drrror for room r m c m t l o n addreaa He ha* made many friendx wltil»* here modern metluKU of traitaporting mail. Second. T I h ’ second aeriisi will show at work in All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma­ »h o wish him bucc« « in the life work J O H N B. S T E T S O N U N I V E R S I T Y , DEI.ANI), FLORIDA Garage Co. fri-48-lf t l a i r several environm ent* the four chine &. . . . .... . . . . T,hkh..Ue 1 » -■ p f u r Rent 1 our room Fioritili Fruits »"‘i Vegetables General Insurance Agents M. H A N S O N MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP ELECTRIC M A C H IN E R Y FIR S T N A TIO N A L BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. l / HAND B R O TH ER S L I V E R Y , F E E D and SALES S T A B LE Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged JOHN B. STETSON THE BEST SCHOOL , K ti.is.. *§**% w »+ * «Ï;» . IV S in h - UNIVERSITY . FOR YOUR CHILDREN I ■ ’5 �J V October 1, ni. THE SANFORD HERALD Come to the Salt Breeirs. the purpose. The origin.! cost of the I too high. It is 78 cents a crate. The Bay View Hotel, and The Sh«^u, lumber ,.rrm»r> to I.U.ch on, .c r , ol IU fc» n ~ h - b ~ n " The same lumber tide to the growing of celery and lettuce Sanitarium, Hawka Park, Fla 0p,n celery is about $260. and often only in the celery delta. The cultiva- all summer. Ten dollar* a w«-»k fur ii used for eight or ten years tion and harvesting of th»*e crops oc­ well people, and Twenty-five u several times each season. Within the 72.Tu«*-U cupies only seven months of the year. for sick ones. Bj George M. Chapin In Pnrm and Fireside last two years experiments have Ix-en But don’t think for one moment that made with heavy water-proofed paper joiwoooaoooooooooaooooooaoooaooooooaoooooaooc in rolls. This materisl is much more tlu-se enterprising farmers stop with this. Somewhere in this broad land of our* mrtto fibre over the joints to keep out economical and produces good results. There are other cro|*» with which many The average production per acre at that« may be Acre« richer and with great­ the dirt and to allow the seeping of the Sanford growers follow their celery, er productive possibilities than those water into the soil. There is an arrange­ Sanford by the most successful grow­ which are raised with much less effort and that form the Sanford celery delta along ment of valvea and cut-offs so that the er* is eight hundred crates of celery. and with no additional fertilizer. Some T h é average cost of raising and marketing water may be applied to any part of the t i e St. Johns river in middle Florida, of tin««- and their average per acre rellbut if there are such, they have yet to field or kept from thoae parts where it is is thirty cents a crate, or not far from $260 an aerr. The average price re­ ing production are: Cucumbers. $100 b* discovered and made useful. No­ not needed. Bven more important, if poasiMe, ceived at Sanford during a number of to $300; sweet potato»*, $100 to $150; where else have the results of Intensive Wo ran supply you for-immrdiat« than the irrigation value of the system is ■uccetniul years is $1.26 a crate, leav­ eggplant, $100 to $300; Irish fHitatoes. mod Intelligent cultivation of responsive shipment. $160; tomato«*. $260. Corn product* acres be«n more satisfactory, from the iU usefulness for draining the land. In ing a net profit of $760 sn acre. Seed Oats, Rye, Onion Sets. It.-4in as high as 60 bushels to the ucre and dollar* and cents standpoint, and no­ case o( heavy rain, the supply of water Fertilizing is an important element in Peas, P o ta to « . sells for 90 rent*. Cauliflower, ral>where have they been more uniformly it cut off at the well, and the rainfall In this cultivation. Usually three toas of A full line of all garden »ceil b,r rtmuneradva year afu r year. The dis­ the soil runs off through the laterals Into commerdal fertilizer are used for each hage and several other cro|* might be truckers and home gardens. added to the list 6f big payers. Some covery of hidden wealth in these San tha drains. So perfectly does this sys­ acre, at a cost slightly above $ 100. Oldest and most reliable s«-«-d and remarkable successes might have been tem perform its drainage duties that it ford landa was due to two things. One F'rorh one-half to two-thirds of this is poultry supply house in the state. of tha series of fraeaaa in the «inter of is possible to go on the land and work applied to the land at the beginning of made through intensive cultivation of 1994-95,' which satisfied tha old-timer* with plow and hoe within an hour after the season while it Is being prepared for several different crops. One grower th at citrus culture In the northern a heavy downfall of rain. T h e system is lettuce. The reat Is put in with the had an acre of peppers under canvas last middle put of the state waa too uncer­ an essential feature in working Sanfort planting and cultivation of the celery. season. From this acre he sold more 206 E A ST BAY STREFTT tain to be a aafe venture and that other lands. T h e most important elements required than $3.600 worth of the spicy veget­ able, and his net profit was 76 per cent The cost of this irrigation drainage •ltd 1m * tender crops must be found are ammonia, potash, and phosphoric JACKSONVILLE • • FLORIDA Florida oranges grower* get very ner­ system incluuding tha well, is one hun acid, the potash especially to increase of tin- gross income. But there is another side. Then- are vous when the thermometer ranges dred dollars per acre. In exceptiooa the crispness and carrying qualities of lean years as well as fat ones here. near the 26 degree m ult (above zero), cases it may run slightly above this fig the celery. There have Ix-en seasons when some of but the celeryman sleeps easily until ure. The coat of the land, therefore, The total freight shipments of lettuce lh««e crops failed. There Is no section, the temperature shows signs of dropping ready for planting lettuce and celery is and celery for the season of 1911 were north or south, where the farmer never below 18 degrees, a very raro occurrence from 9300 to $325 an acre, and an ex­ 1,676 car loads, and the gross returns penditure of two years of labor, but the m«-ets reverse«, and Sanford is no exanywhere in the state. averaged $720 an acn-. These ship­ reption to this exfierienre. However, The second thing was the discovery value of the cro|w raised during these ments were in addition to those forward­ with a growing season that covers twelve that underlying this section is an ap­ two years may make tiie laud a source ed by express. As a rule celery is the inonlha every year, there is no excus»- for parently inexhaustible body of water of income almost from the start. most profitable crop. Land ready and proved up is held and that may be reached from 76 to 126 u complete profitle*» year on Sanford T h e Florida Vegetable Grower»* As­ feet below the surface, which under nat­ told at $1,000 an acre and more. It is lands. The experienre of the men who sociation is a local organization formed have been living on th»*e farms prove« ural pressure risen through artesian wells at least supposable that the buyers, in 1909 for the mutual benefit and pro­ F o r anything in tha several feet above the surface, available being experienced planters, know the this statement, the truth of which, per­ tection of the grower* at and near San­ Une oi printing com« for Irrigation and for all domestic pur­ worth of what they bought. haps, might otherwise be doubted. ford. with the expectation that its mein to os and we'll guarIn the preparation of lettuce and cel­ poses. Vegetables require moisture of­ bvrnhip will expand to wider limits. ante« you aatidactory wul ten when the natural rainfall of Florida ery for the ground, the seed is planted About forty fier cent of the vegetable at pocca that are rig h t does not supply it, and artificial irriga­ in beds, and the young plants are trans acreage of the section is included in its ferred later to the o|>en fields l e t ­ tion makes good the demand. membership and rather more than forty The soil here is a dark sandy loam, tuce seed is brought from the north, most per cent of the growers themselves. mellow and easily worked. By capil­ of it from Boston and eastern Massa­ The marketing of Sanford crofis has lary attraction it carries moisture in uni­ chusetts. It Ls put Into the beds early •» t •• %S/» /•%. been regulated and improved through form distribution, like n sponge, avail­ in Hepteml>er Thine young plants are S T O R D IT O ^ the agency of tlüs association. Ship­ able for plant growth. From two to transferred to the field some sixty days four feet below the surface is an imper­ later, and the harvest usually extends ping facilities h ve been liettered. and "A FORMAI. INVITATION" vious substratum of day that holds through the first three weeks of |)ecein the settlement of claims for loss and water like a rubber blanket The cli­ l>er. The plants are set in rows thirty damage in shipping have been simplified A ship driven by a violent storm had nt last foundered on mate is tempered by the St. Johns river inches apart and nix inches upurt in the and hastened. the rock» near the shore, and the life saving crew waa busily Sanford growers sell their products and by numerous little lakes and streams rows, although aome planters put them preparing to render assistance. In the excitem ent, an old through consignment to broker« id out­ which control the temperature, winter ( fifteen inches apart both ways over the lady-tflrfVroached the captain of the crew and uaki-d if anything side markets, on direct orders from deal and summer, within surprisingly small j land. w a s being done I a) save the unfortunate sailor« ubourd the sink ers in other cities and slates, or direct limlta. This combination of natural i l-etlure is packet) for the market In mg ship. Yes. mam," the captain replied, "W e have sent to buyers at Sanford, who pay cash on conditions a rich soil and the (hwsi hampers, or wooden baskets, each hold them a line to come ashore." "Goodness gracious," exclaimed bilities of controlling at all seasons the mg four dozen heads. There is objee delivery of the goods at the shipping the old lady, " I shouldn’t think they'd n«*ed a formal invita­ amount of contained moisture, together tion to this form of package, however, platform. Through the association er tion." with a gzenerally favorable climate on account of its inconvenient shape for fry member may inform himself daily of Are you meeting with any problem in tin* care of your gives this section advantages that e n ­ shipping in car load lota and tM-cau.se of current prices quoted in all the principal grove, pineapple field or truck farm, that you do not quite un­ markets of the country, lie may know ergetic men have s e u e d u |mui and un­ the difficulty of inspecting the contents. derstand, and would you like to have expert advice to help you proved, and within the last dozen years A square or rectangular crate will prob­ how many car loads of vegetables are in arriving at a correct solution? If so, this line is Indug throw n etl route to each of these cities and when they have made Sanford one of the rich­ ably he used later . to you. W'e place at your disposal the expert knowledge of est cities per capita in the entire coun­ Based upon careful observations ex­ they are due to arrive. From this and Florida crops and soils, which has been acquired by over other information he may drtrr-minr far try. tending over u aeries of years, the aver­ thirty years' experience and practical research along horticul­ Something more than ten thousand age yield of lettuce to the acre here is himself the mlue of his own ;iroducl and tural linen, und it inuki* no difference whether you are a cus­ egulate his selling accordingly. acres here are underlaid by this artesian four hundred and fifty ham|M-ra. The tomer of ours tir nut, any inquiry that you may address to us The larger proposition of the lettuce water supply. la*» this acreage has average cunt of raising and marketing, will receive our prompt and ritreful attention. lid ce|er> of last season was kohl direct been put under cultivation, but tlte including fertilizer, labor and hampers, ^ ou may have known alH.ut this service Indore, but have cultivated area is l»eing extended rapid is $100 fs-r acre, or a little more than « the buyers at Sanford, and the ad van hesitated to avail yourself of it I ms-su m * you have never had ly The raw land is held from $$126 twenty live cents |ier package. The ages of tin* plan .Uni t ht* lur^t* a Formal Invitation." If that is nil you have Imxmi waiting for to $200 per acre, and it is sold readily average price received per hamper of rmk urt* miking it grow in Uvor. please consider this one and let p* hear from you t«xlay. The product go»« forward in refriger­ at these prices with the guaranty that (. o. b. Sanford is $1.25, leaving approx­ ator car* by fast freight, occupying fortyflowing water may be had through imately one dollar a hamper. There E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY driven wells. figures it must Ik* understood, apply to eight hour« to New York and corres­ Above the initial cost of the land, the operations of experienced growers, ponding time to other cities. For the Itoom 1102, Florida U ir Building which is usually covered by a heavy who employ the most modern methods icing of these cars the entire output of a growth of palmetto, pine treses anil other and get the la-nt results The average Urge plant is used during the active ship­ JACKSON VILLE. FLORIDA vegetation, the cost of clearing varies for the entire community would reduce ping season The express rate to New from $60 to $80 an acre, an average close the net profits somewhat. Celery seed York, so claim the shippers, is altogether to $60. The soil is easily worki-d, but. is brought from France it is put into lettuce and celery cannot I m- profitably the Im-<1s laic in August or September and cultivated the first year after clearing, is ready (or transplanting aixty to ninety better not until after the third year. tiaya later. Where tlie tame land is The natural soil has an acidity which used successively for lettuce and celery, must be worked out by cultivation and and tills la the usual and moat econom­ by lime and good fertilisers. There­ ical method, the latter crop is planted fore, the wise planter, following the ad­ between the rows of lettuce then matur­ vice and experience of those who have ing. The latter crop being harvested, made success here, will plant Irish po­ leave* the land to the relery. This is tatoes, sweet potatoes, ■cabbage and rea»ly for the harvest, under ordinary other vegetable« that will thrive on qew conditions, from the middle of Febru­ ground. From any of these crops he ary to the latter part of March and some­ may net in the first and second seasons times into April. It is packed in crates. a large ahare of the original cost of the Sanford grower* having been using three land. sizes of th«©\ packages, uniformity la Some growers Insist that it is not pos­ now being urged. The size moot in sible to grow vegetable« with any cer­ favor is eight by twenty by twenty-seven tainty of su cce« anywhere in Florida inch«. The c ra t« are made up in the field without artificial Irrigation. This is from lumber aawed to dimensions, and undoubtedly an exaggerated claim, but It U a fact UtatJAe tuhnnigaiion system the celery is taken from the ground and it used unirersalty in Ihit section to secure packed direct, after being stripped—Lhs the best results. The unit of this system outer leav « being pulled off. It Is then la five acres. .F o r etch field of this size ready for market. The only grading ’ •K. an artesian well is driven and is cased Is according to the size of the head or with a two or a two and one-half inch bunch, three, four, aixaand sight dozens Iron pipe. The well is rapped to control to the crate. The s i t « most favored In tha flow of water. Tha natural flow the market and consequently bringing from a well of this size la ten thousand the highest prices are the four and tlx gallons per hour, and the pressure car­ dozens to the crate. ries the water about four feet above the Of course, the proper bleaching of cel­ surface. The discharge U carried into ery Is essential to its market value. a main ¿upply pipe four Inches in diam­ F’ormeriy the method of bleaching was eter, running through the renter of the to draw the soil up around the su lks field and with a slant that carries the ten dayi or tWp w^eks before marketing. water by gravitation to the drains at It was found. hcWS/er, that this rotted the Iqwer end of the field. Tapping the the heart of the stalk and therfore was main at Intervals of twenty fret is a impracticable. The plan now adopted , series of literal t il« , three in ch « In is to place boards, one foot wide, on each diameter, dropping gradually to the op- aide of the row, holding them in place by p o if e aidés of the field. These laterals •takes driven into the ground. Second pro not cemented, but are laid with pal- cut cypress, one inch thick, is used for >00000000000000000000000000000000000001 C elery On $ 1 , 0 0 0 L an d — — POULTRY SUPPLIES E. A. MARTIN a CO. f • W hat You W ant How You Want It When You Want It a i DO Y O U OWN A TYPEWRITER ! If so don t forget that we are carrying a complete line of Typewriter Sup­ plies including Ribbons for any, and all makes— High-Grade Carbon Paper, Second Sheets and Typewriter Oil. Complete stock on hand at all times. PRINTING CO. HERALD BUILDING iiiiiiiiimiii Ifla t.- if. . L. ¿ ¿ » ’.»if. .'. A, . ' -, - MaâéJt1r : iV« .* j ~ - «*-»< .' FLORIDA �■ ' . ■ ■ ■ ■ - 1-,- **?-.» ■ M B ? - - - • • ’ V October i* 1912 i I il THE SANFORD HFRALD il i loooooooooooooaooooooooooooooooooooc | WHY ORIANDO HAS MO TRACTION LINE Members of Proposed Traction Line Gives Ills Views On Blocking Of The Citrus Southern o ioooooooaooooooooooooooo0aooooooooooooooooooooooo o The following letter written to N. H. Fogg of Altamonte Springs hy the for­ mer manager of the Citrus Southern ex­ plain! why the traction line was never built and throwifsome sidelights on the question of a traction line through the city of Orlando from Stfnford to Kissim­ mee. Whether this is the true status of affair« or not remains to be »een but the fact of the m atter is that the road was surveyed and started und never ma­ terialized. We might add that the San­ ford Traction Company exj>ects to ex­ tend their line to Orlando at an early date and that the promoter« do not ex­ pect to meet with any such opposition. and plots, office furniture and equip­ ment and assets of every kind and na­ ture that the company is now possessed of. And in addition 1 will give one year of my time without salary or corn|x*nsation of any kind. To the men of Or­ lando who want to In* great, big fellows and don't know how to get there this is your chance, and I ex|x*ct to have at least one thousand of you come u-running for it. Yet I am willing to l>et one thou­ sand dollars to one hundred that when it comes to a show down they will all crawl backward*. Again thanking you in the name of each and till of us for your kindness 1 tx-g the privilege of subscribing myself, with lx*st wishes and kindest regards, Your sincere friend, J. J. (TROPHY. community at heart. Tilt* Clyde Line now bus u fine of hoata in operation from Jacksonville to Sanford, that to that extent is in com­ petition with the Atlantic Coant Line, and that competition lower» the freight rates between these two points. You also know that under present conditions freight rate» by water from New York to Sanford are much less than hy rail be­ tween these points, but I do not know that you understand that the rate from Sanford south to Orlando, n distance of 22 miles is greater than the rate from Quiet at Augusta Jacksonville to Sanford, a distance of Augusta, (¡a ., Oct. 1. —Tonight the 127 miles. To Bhip an automobile from military force on duty waa reduced to September 21, 1912. * Jacksonville to Orlando would cost you forty men and three officers, who were My Dear Mr. Foyg: 150.00 to Bhip the same machine from engaged in patrol and guarding the rail­ Myself and my associates are more Jacksonville to Sanford would cost you road company's property. than pleased with your kindness, as­ 130.00, hy stopping the shipment at the Governor Hrown lias ordered a rigid sistance and expressions of sympathy- end of the competing line you would investigation of the shooting of Christie, in our undertaking to construct an in, save a dollar a mile in freight charges. linker and Dome, all of whom are dead. terurhan lino from Sanford to Kissim­ We all know that merchants as far Major I>*vy in command of the local bamee. south as Kissimmee haul freight from tallion, has asked tin* officers to have I have been instructed to say to you, Sanford south hy auto to save the out- their reporTs completed and file«! with that we shall at all Unit* feel that we are ragoous charges of the railroad We him hy (1 o'clock tomorrwo. under lasting obligations to you, and that also know that you can have freight ( apluins Jo w itt anti Henderson and although the Ions caused hy otir failure ‘ shipped t.i Orlando by way ..f T am p a (or every man on the tiring line will lx* pre­ will be hard to retrieve, your kind newt less than the charges by way of Sanford, sented to the military cou rt for trial in tlie matter will always remain with , although the haul is fifteen miles longer. probably during this week. us as the only bright spot in our experi­ why? Orlundo is discriminated against The conference between the mayor, ence while here. We with you do not in freight rutes to a greater extent than rouncilmen, the city uttorney and repre­ think that the fault was nil our own. any other city in Florida, und I have sentatives of a street car company, in an Conditions In and around Orlando will often wondered if that state of alTairs effort to bring about a settlement of the have to chnngc before either the citizens I could not lie counted for hy the fact that strike, held this afternoon, resulted in or any outsider can do anything t o lx*n- ' nearly every attorney in the state is in nothing. The company will bring a ••fit the community at large. Hy this i some manner in the employ of the A. (' reply to this comrnitt«x>, to lx* submitted do not mean the unnatural cond itions I,, or S. A. L. I know that some attor to a meeting of tin* council at 10 15 surrounding the city, I m ean t h a t the iu-ys of Orlando have advised every one o'clock tomorrow c business men of the city who huve lived of their clients and every one elm* they F o l l o w i n g the withdr.iwal of a c o m ­ there for ten or more years, will either could reach not to m any manner help pany of cavalry und a com pany of inhave to die off or l>e superceded by a |or assist in the construction of an inter (a n try , efforts to o|x-rst<- cars this m o rn ­ more enterprising and intelligent class urban, and at that it was always Don't ing wer«- frustrated hy oltsl ructions liod has in His wisdom bloused spots say 1 told you." which had been put across th e Ix-lt line here and there the World over, but no j J u s t a word about the financial condi tra ck s, including on«* of the city 's steam s|»ot on earth more than the te rrito r y in lion of the |xn|.l«* m tin- district It.* road rollers und around Orlando. For health a n d jy o n d any doubt whatever the |x*o|ihlife us I Ix-lit-ve (¡o<l intended mnn to here can well .iffnrd to Innld the road live. This Is m an's nnlural home, h I by so douig iiicrease Uieir pros|iert!y as tiie people of Oriundo view the con­ and weulth to a far greater extent t Ilari ditions, this is and always should he the hy depimiling their money in thè batikhome of the few who have bi-eii living ami all ow m g it lo I h * altipiani ou t nf the (at off (lie misfortunes of those who are -tati* ( o r the -' ile a m i o l i i ) piir|x>ee o( compelled to seek health III this health making money (or tin* hankers (irlsn giving climate. do now has tliris* hunks in o|x*rution. There has l>een for years past a great two of them carry about two million deal of talk about the manner and melli j dollar- m dcpoxil*. one of lio-m* is under ml of transportation of freight and pas the control of a tii-orgiu syndicate, the sengers through this territory. N ot a other under local control. S e v e n ty five r j SANFORD LODT.FS merchant in the district l>etw«*en Sun of these dc|Mwi(s are sent out ol tin* state ford und Kiammmoe, but will tell you und used for the pur|>o*e of improving Sanford lodge No 27.1 O O f M w i i « v f f i Monday « I 7 3 0 p m over linprrtol that such conditions are a very great ; property and business elsewhere. These i h r a iffM M F v a n i FI lì hindrance to the growth, welfare and deposits earn lor the hanks u I h i i i I 12IMI, W S tl.ij.w i« V i y prosperity of the whole country, yet not i 000 a year, out of which your fellow rit Seminólo Chopter No 2 Or dr r f Ottern Stor one of them would join hands will» his , ir.#*ns receive no benefit whatever To M r e l.r v r r v imMul R tq I x jr lb ( . - I . ) III n xxilti . x i .- ■ l.u I , a t - r e t , fit* S i « . Ili . t i r I i . l - 1business associates to try to relieve tin* illustrate tills idea '■¡oriloturn* .«go .i ( m . l l s l l ) in v lirtl tu v illi i l i r i l i i p r i whole (rum such an ou trag eojus burden h u n k w a s O j x u i e d III U i n t e r I ’l i r k w i t h a A m » ( K.aunxi n*x * W i t h i n a short In (act, Orlando for its size in poptllu ca p ita l of Jla.lM MiOO r O t C r i n y C ity A rr ie I MV I turn has a greater number of small petty ti m e its depo sits rcach ix l tin* su m of M x - tnit* m i i f i n i «ml I ti Ini Tur«il«y* In rv rr y month 1100,000.00. It hud contracted with Hull In W elhorne W ork, third Boor factions than any other city on earth. You are aware th at on several occa­ one of the Orlando hanks to loan its de­ P S M o l y L e d g e No s . k o r e sions prior to our effort an attem pt has posits at the rate of six |x*r cent a year. M erla »«-rumi and fourth Monday« VUItlng alw ays welcom e P F. Hutrhln*«>ii. (' I lx*en made to build an interurhun line Through this arrangement the Winter knight« FelTi S F ran k K K «nd S >>etwcen Sanford and Kissimmee and Park hank is earning Iti.tMiO (Ml n year S a n f o r d I o d i r . No 6 2 . f S A M thul the petty jealousies of the different mi its d«*p«mit*ir»' money, mid ut the II h Ttd«f M«*t rr M W L u i r l l . Sr- rr IX’tty factions have at nil time« prevent same time the Orlundo bunk is tying up lary C om m unication rv rry A nt and third T h u n day* at 7 30 p m V isitin e b ro th e r. welcom e ed and hindered such improvements nil the money in the neighborhood for and that we have failed in our efforts the piirpoN» of increasing it-* earnings U n i t e B r o t h e r h o o d of C a r p e n t e r * a n d J o i n ero o f A m e r i c a II tins Winter Park bunk can afford to from the same cause. .Sanford Local Untori No 1751 II II of C and J loan its d«*p<«sit» to another liank at six Were the business men of Orlando one. ut A m e rla every rhuraday night al 7 o cluck in one hundred part as intelligent and pro j>er rent inter«“*t, why could it not af the F u g le* Moil I W O S m g lrta r) president O n B lack «.elder K S A T gressive as the business men of Kissim­ ford to k«s*p this money at home und B P 0 C. S a n f o r d l o d g e 1241 mee the road would have been built and loan it to its customers ut the same rate F i n i and Third W ednesday night, corner in o|>eralJon long ago. Petty jealousies of interval and thereby encourage home F iMeat n i atul P a lm e llo K W Knwtaat.. £ H. O L Taytoo. Secretory govern every act, every deed done or industry and improvements. And il the contemplated by every business mnn in Orlando hank can afford to pay the I 0. O. M Orlando, -and It seems to l>e the aim of Winter Park hank six per cent for its The l-nyal I V J * . ut Mooee" m eet* every Friday each one to prevent the other from rnnk- money why run't it afford to pay its de- evening at A (K) P M In F.aglr* Moll W rlhurnr lllo-k Altx-Tt Seigh IMctolAr K . 11. (¡eigrr. ing any move that would tend to give poaitors the same interest? Se creto ry . • -* ~ m 1 have covered a great deal of space one precedence over the other. You M o n r o « C h a p t e r No 13 R A M cannot talk to one of the older residents without saying half what I intended to M eet* every lo ra rd and Icairth T hu rsd ay In °f the city for the space of ten minutes iiltout the conditions here, hut before I Maoonkc Moll over Im p e 'lo l T h e atre V laltlng com p anion * welcome A W King. High P rlM l. without listening to some scandalous close* I want to make this offer to Un­ W F . H outhoider. S e e’y people of Orlando. I will give to any tale about some other citizen. When I first came to Orlando I with some others man, woman or child who can prove that got one of the hackmcn, who roam the a citizen of Orange county has evpr paid streets here, to take us sight seeing. On to any member of this company one dol­ the wsy we psssed s very beautiful resi­ lar towards the building of the contem­ dence which one of the ladies with the plated roud the sum of $ 1,000.00 in cash. party admired very much, and remarked Hut on the other hand I can prove that to the driver that the house must have the citizens of Orlando took every ad­ « * 1 the owner a lot of money. The vantage that they could of every mem­ hackman answered: "N o , madam; it ber to beat them out of every dollar they ,dld not. He atole it. I was here when could, and if I fail to do so I will forfeit AND f he did It." T h at houie was owned and $1,000.00. In and about Orlando at short inter­ °w tpled by the leading man of the town vals some prominent citizen proposes or at least he thinks he is. Orlando la the stumbling block in the some scheme to build a road. I am way of improvements in Orange county. convinced that every such proposition Sanford, if it had its dues, ought to be is a bluff, and to prove to you that my . 20 i Oie commercial distributing point for stand is correct I am going to make to Upstniìrd, Pico.BIoçk :: U * whole of South Florida. I t ought to these people the following offer: To the ^e O* 4 V he s port of entry. I t ought to be built man. men, firm, company or association UP with large business blocks stored of men who have redded in Orlando for > Open Tuesday* 4 to G p. rn. wilh all the commercial necessities Of the past ten yean or long«*r who will AND the people ( p^r Southern Florida. The raise sufficient money to build and «-quip O Saturdays 4 to 9p. m St. Johns Hver can and should be made the road, and use the money for that a deep water way, and there is no doubt purpose, we will give absolutely free of In my mfed but what it would have been charge on our charter, »lock outstand­ Strangers Welcome ; before this if the business ing, franchtaei, rights of way, contracts had the welfare pf the (or right» a ! way, surveys, maps, plana «J - ■ ................. •Ji THE CITY j RESTAURANT ( F l r t t Strr^t one Mock from [V pot opposite Pottofflcr ) H. E. W I S E , Proprietor Formerly Manager of Central Cafe Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty A Place For Ladies and Contlomon X i + ^ E v e r y t h i n g F i r s t C aaa S h o r t O r d e r s At All H o u r a t + Prompt, Clean Service *■ Meal Ticket« are Solti at Reduced Rale» ¡J A. H. 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Pipe Fitting '! and Job Work done to order, iilso Artesian WellA Will make it interesting to alT Contractors and Builders. Call or write me when you want anything in my line. Shop Cor. «3rd St. Oak A ve. * W . A . P. 0. BOX 481 ' * .. S T A F F O R D - - PHONE 135 - - SANFORD, FLORIDA •, «•> i# .♦ * É" �w m ßm m m m X* . *> V October; I. 1912 LW: *1 a ■ I E- 3b' DEVICE FOR UNLOADING 0AR8 CIGAR BOXES OF CARDBOARD CASSIA FLASHLIGHTS Turntable Used In Q srm ir. Cip». Miss Lila Bresow of Ethel was visa­ Cheap Material Now Ueed In Exact ble of Being Swung Comply,} f Cat Florida In Half and Hare Two ing friends her* Saturday and Sunday Imitation of tho More Costly Around and Tipped ’ Stalee While here she was the house guest of Spanish Cedar. V. One o( the moat interesting recent Mias Leila Royal. A car especially designed *o e>v»t, Mrs. B. H. Hagan has returned home proposition« In Florida is that made by There are now made cigar boxes of and dump cars loaded with a Kissimmee man that the state- be di after a month pleasantly spent with rel­ cardboard In such exact Imitation of gravel and like matortnls !» ttlc| Sistnlah cedar boxes that they might used In Germany. It comprlt»» « glt. vided into two states, by a line running atives in Raleigh. N. C. We notice anywhere ho taken for tho real car of especially strong oon»tru«t!0n •art and west, Jacksonville to be the Ben’s long face has changed to | smilit g things. capital o( North Florida and Tampa o! one. on whlfih Is mounted a tumtabl» Three layers of a cardboard special­ ; hearing ralfa. This turntable u r»j, Cassia was honored by a visit from South Florida PUT TH E SCHOOL YARD FIRST ly m|de for the purpose nro, pressed able of being swung qomplstely The idea is not a bad one, although A. W. I»vell of Paisley Saturday and together to produce a board of pre­ around and cah bo tipped to an »„ the time has not yet arrived for the divis­ Sunday. •«me Truth In W riter*. Criticism of cisely tho right thickness, nnd then gle of 15 degrees Normally It )» (a. Dr. Byard Kennedy of Umatilla was Communities' Methods In ion. __ >r upon the outer side there Is printed, rllned at an angle of to d»xr»-<* M America. The pcnia*)ll* is of such peculiar ex a visitor here last week. from an engraved plate and with cor­ as to form an unbroken llm> with &* From the present prospect quail will tent that naturally, in due time rect coloring a phtnogfaphlc reproduce J f U wsfi* not pathetic on* could b« deemed '^¡tfeasary to divide It and be plentiful the coming season. .The tlon of a sheet of actual Spanish well laugh to aee bow foolishly the hunters are looking forward to this with make two atataa of the one. Whe n the cedar; this reproduction showing tho average small town and rural com­ division is made, it la safe to aay that pleasure. Several have secured fine grain of the wood with all Its varlamunity expends It* time and money Jacksonville and Tampa will be the re­ bird dogs. lions nnd even tho tiny little knots. If upon outdoor ornamentation. Fre­ The box social, which was held at the there are any. spective capitals. quently the only well-cared-for spot The bottom nnd tho shies for a cardOf course, we of South Florida would school house last Saturday night, was Is the cemetery, the abode of the hate to lose the distinguished honor and given by the young ladies of this place. dead—past all earthly help. Tb* hoard box nro cut out nil In one piece, After playing various games the boxes school yard, where character la formed ■o that they require neither nailing pleasure of journeying to Tallahaat when ww deeire the attention of state were sold. In spite of the unfavorable and lasting impressions are made. Is nor aewlng. The end pieces, cut out separately, are wlro stitched In by A Car for Elevating and Unloading executives, judiciary or legislators and weather, a neat little sum was realised as bars as a paved street. From no machine, nnd then tho cover Is put on. Gondola Car*. IN would deem It a distinct lose to be which adds to our school fund. At a standpoint may any tenable argument being binged with the usual piece of b * made that the dead are entitled ate hour all departed, having spent a no longer counted in the same common approaches on which the cars ara to greater consideration or better sur­ muslin. wealth with Joyous, Jageome Jackson­ pleasant evening. drawn onto the turntable for unloadThese cardboard boxes made In Imi­ B. II. Hagan made a flying business rounding* than our children, who are tation of cedar are finished In regula­ Ing and Bre run from It after t:.* ,,p»r. ville or Pulchritudinous Palakta—but but clay In the hands of the parent atton. Cablea. driven by a nmtor, we doubt not we would get over it in trip to Sanford Saturday. potter. He who cares properly for tion mnnner. paper lined nnd with the ; draw- a car at a time onto tti* turnEd. and Samuel Thompson of Sor­ the course «f years pnd be able to navi­ usual paper flap to cover the cigars the living is Dover lacking In respect Tho outer edges aro paper hound In » table, the turntable Is given a qusr gate our own ahip of state without the rento were visitors here this week. for those who bavo passed away. In Its finished ! ter turn. Its Inclination ts !r»i-r»-n»*d Mias Lucile Royal is visiting friends assistance of thoee able pUote who dwell Another fact has often puxxlrd the the usual fashion state the l«»x mntnjns one nail the from SO to 45 degree*, and •>» ;0»4 n Eustis this week. .to the northward.—Ja m p a Tribune. writer; to seo n community making Mist Ethel Davis left Saturday for efforts to raise a fund to purchase nnll nlwnys found ut the c»*nt.*r of th<* I* allowed to discharge fr<>m 'tie »nd of the car Then tho tbrn'at» • ti Grand Island, when* »he inrends »(»end­ and ornament a public square when front edge of the rig >r box to hold • ♦ Filed for Record lowered again to the 30d*-gr«-*i la the rover down These boxes sell tbelr district school yard, of equal D. B. Sphalrer and wife to Albert ing the winter. cllnatlon. turned another quarter rove Mias Rut (i, Royal left Sunday night dimensions, was entirely hare of trees for about 3 0 -per cent, less (linn boxes lutlon, and the empty car run off the Hansrlman, wd.. $200. ruado of wood. or plants. Is It not strange that tho D. B. Sphaler and wife to C. L. Hub­ lor Sorrento, where she opened her only plat In a district In which all school on Monday. bard, I'd ., $200. have common ownership should bo the The many friends of Miss Maude MeSUBURBAN LIFE D. B. Sphaler and wife to H. T. Hubbarest and most unsightly yard In LIK ED TH E Imrty will be pleased to hear of her com­ the community? No plausible »•xrua»' ;bard, wd., $200. can be given for such a condition -It C o u n t r y on One Side and T o w n on D. B. Sphaler, et ah, to Helen J. Den­ plete recovery. Mias Willie Singletary s|wnt the week costs but little to get started right the O t h e r an Ideal Ex l t t e nc e nis, wd.. $1. for W r i t e r . Almost every one tn the district can Marie C. Spencer, et vir., to C* T. end with her parents in Sanford. R. E. Wofford is driving hi» car again, ■ pare a plant or easily grown rutting** Smith, wd., $2500. The lunger I 11» •• lu-r, tlx *uor C. T . Smith, et ux., to J W Grimms, it having been in the «hop for «everal of the hardier plant» (let wtartnl on lud ■all.»fled I am In huving my I'll«' the right plan aud do not Irate too weeks. wd.. $2500. ►urthly campfire, gypsy like c»n thu much to the teacher, who Is apt to Our school was pleasantly surpruwsl Nancy A. Barber and heirs to T. P. '• Oil oh** A C a r I nc l i ne d by the E » . it the wotk edge of a luwii keeping It i nj last week by a visit from Supt Ken­ he changed every year, Lamkin, wd., $10. la til*?» 11ini must b* carried out under tin. super ■Pie nnd lb'' » »••n 11» D i s c h a r g i n g Its Load nedy. He made a thorough ma(M<ctiun Sellers Bunch and Sapp to W J Hyde, lu turn, Is vision of permanent residents Unto woods oil the other Ei of the school am# grounds and suggested wd., $$00. If«*.II« tatd e on n se» orni s»-t ■ ' n, »»l plenty of room In the school yards to m<> ns n magnet to tin- needle \t tim es ib> ......... e r*. > n.i S. Land and Hoc* Co., to Teofil several improvements which will be Snd put It to S beneficial use We do rails T h e o|« ra tio n <»f t !.«• • »bi* made in the near future All were glad plors the fact that the fritted Stale» points toward» -I p - «• -tinrry nn tii.it Is *t»«ciit»-d by tiit-sq* of ■» »•■ »>0<1 Trxcenakt. wd . $1600 as usual to are Prof Kennedy and hope rlils e v ety tlilng 1» poetry I wander motor Is absolutely behind every other civ Munger land Co. to Alex McGregor, T h e Idea Is to pro»!»!»* • ,»nj he will visit the arhool again soon. lilted country In the «inbclllshment of over flebl nnd for»-»t, and through lue wd., $1. school grounds.— I xjs Angeles Times runs n glnd cu rre n t of f»-»-llng that 1« r o s i train w’tlh an linloadir.it d» <: « Joe Cameron and wife to Came L. like n d e a r brook s> r»>»» the meadow» It will e le v a te and unload - » ' - 1 " Hutchinson, wd . $1000 of May an hour wi t h »-ns* I »• V * WOODLAND PARK NOTES POINTS ABOUT TH E FOUNTAIN At o' tiers th»- needle veers armind »•nr» A. J. Barber to Nancy A Uarl>er, wd., . ban!» s $1Sunday, s brighter .lay could not and I go to town to the mas»e«l J. N. Bradshaw and «Mr to W It have (won »i»lw-»l for the piemeing and E x c e l le n t Rules Jo Be Obaerved by haunt* of the highest ni.lmul and inn Must Keep W atch*» In O-1 e* Thoas Thinking About 8ettlng Up Kin*, wd . »900. tilbnl That w»»» n»,ar'v everything !» bathing crowd gathered at the (lark • In W a'i her nre s<*n*!M«»* T tn On# of These Ornaments. S. E. Mery and .husband to.fi. J Pat­ prose I ».in fed th,* pi,*»,, rising in Clevel .i.d n central ofll. •• f 'B The Nettie landed a basket party on me ns 1 step along In,* h.i!r on the . 4" rick. wd.. $120. S| w . Hull of W Ht. be» »tll«'ll »»•' her parly inp, and on »utnvqMent run» A fountain ahould t*v s gnrd»-n ortm T»»l<'»- a 11.•B'h J. W. Jonee and wife to Elixa Vin­ » u »ell patronised by swimming par nient. s statement ttint lireda to t><* back «if a »log long before nnv other illffcr»-nl rnllmads And. Indeed the* ev*-rv rnl!rea«l servant inn*t "»-• MS cent. wd , $2000 tie*. The Gertrude also made several kept In mind, for almost every one »log» are In eight ca«e is much that of a country dog watch to a local Insjiector tu !»» Lester Carter to Wm (’ Stewart, trip* A party of bather» arrived in a knows of fountains that aro neither come to town, so that growls aro In tilui»-d. and one« a year It hi■•»• t« wd.. $50. garden ornaments nor ornamental In row U>at The swimming pool was order nt every corner Th»- only be­ clr^ieit Neglect of th ese n. •- •I»»« Munger Land Co. to Nathan B. Jones, lively all day and tobogganing created themselves. A very excellent rule Is ing lu the universe nt which I have !» < • followed by suspt-tiRl» 1. ■ JI» wd.. $10. much fun, while ■ numts-r of little never to e«t up a fountain uni»»» a |* ever snarled or with which 1 have charge The officials of thl» !n »;r •I..O J W P Bray and wife to E. C. sad Woodland*» tried their skill on the div­ good and beautiful In Itself, und tills, u rolled over In the pool and fought like depart merit have found that '!• * deftnlto place In the garden scheme J . H. Bray. wd.. $100. ing frame. A trolley, swings and whirl IXi not. In any event, us»* tt «imp!« n common •nr, 1» man In no-« lain»- ... ,.f .iig'.n» driver» wtih r-g Samuel Holt and wife to Geo W. were in motion during the interval» t»» k..»'p much l*elt»*r time that. *’ » bees us** It happens l<> In* hand* Knl! Allen Bowse*, wd . $SO0 11«-it who work In long »«'•• ' tween bathing lug water 1» always beau'lfu! and 'be lowed by s long r«-st Anil tf..- ■» ', L Geo. W Bo— and wile to M*tat*rA week of tCmshinr would greatly tin function of a fountain Is to tutr»>du<»• American "Bush Ropes'* resents eveu a change of pocket mann and Christ, wd . $100 prove roads for the people who come in falling water Into the garden—a r»-»ult Curiously twisted 'llan es.'' or bush buggies snd autos, ss well as for those that Is not tho leas true because It ropea. nro ono of tho chlof of tho Fust Electrifying Its Lin*» must first be projected upward before many wonderful sights (o be seen In who walk. Bey Net Gaihy At present the New Haven m il" »4 tt can come down Everything In this tho primeval forests of tropleal Amor Next Sunday will be another special ‘.»r C. C. Boy. charged with kidnapping device should look toward beauty. The lea. says' a writer tn the Wide World has t i t tnllea of track* equlpp*» day and it a hoped the weather mayA '• fourteen-year old Bessie Lew from her fountain Itself khould be good to lr»ok | Mngnilne. They nre of grent strength electrical Operation So eIteTi*l'i lh«i Increases which the conn » • * home at Plymouth, wee cried before favor the ptetueera. Admission to the upon, whether It be a simple vase, a 1and durability, far tougher than the making In Its electrical equ!pm»-i. Judgjs William M if—rn 'jin jmrrung and park will be free fish, bird or human figure The more • strt»ng»-st rope These ''llm,e»** are complicated the device the m o r e »11111 generally light br»»wn it, color and run by the end of next year n»i ’••»» discharged, the «vunmim n mure nit * < M lM fokU » IV lK cult the artistic problem* Involved, *l»-ng th»» grotiml Hint then up Inti» 542 mile« of trig- co m p a n y 's t « sustaining charge tie e le c t r l c a l l * r»r*erste.1 for the human figuro ta of all aubje, 1». As stated in yeworr-ti»-> i looui-M»rdtar 'to h '.ilp lr a »»f the tr«•«**. whale they - J » ; sun. Li y t m em party o f neigh Boy was charged wtra gping 1» the aim * y>im an.: ‘-^ec«is :a in* nnm ty of Reck the moat difficult for tho artist. If hu form fantastic loops After this aerial Very Easy Money. man figure* are used, they must be of John N Lm a: rlymouth uni <;»f- Rammoe* An Abtlen« (K an.) |iaper tells '■. * st the beautiful well done, or It would be better to , Journey they mny run down to the gnuind again <tn»l thence climb once a crowd of college boys, seeking » * nappmg the young ady amt *aerng n*r •icwenwcod grove ia VIect-a Hammock break up the fountain snd discard It more to tho top of the- tallest trees, In tho harvest fields, wero buncoed away in an autumodti«. and «n,irre»l 10» of ta*tr delightful pic- altogether. The water part must also sometimes reaching several hundred In that towrn. The confidence m»n They journeyed to Oiandu. > larded be well arranged, and adapted In vol­ feet In length, and putting out their was a big. fine looking fellow and 'hit the train for F t. Ogrira, smt s m e C sg pirnics ore «0 enjoyable that ume and la form to the structure of leaves nnd flowers only at the tops of was the talk he gave the collegian* to the father'» story had ranted Wxi- the parcnpoocs d*cx<ird to meet regu­ the fountain. Finally. It m utt be so the tree*. Tho very Inrgrst kind Is I "I'rp J . J . Jackson. I'm looking for berry and other town#. retim ing by way larly OS or sear the different houses of placed as to harmonise with the gar calU'd tho Manta.»»» or "monkey lad­ about twenty high grade harvester* daa edhemo. • of Sanford, to Boy’s home sear Ethel those who attend- .As a usual with this der." by th* natives In Trinidad Ono for the Jackson ranch, which my '» in the Wekiera rvrer asetion., It « w at jolly rn3rtf' the ptmic tables groaned Bps-elea. when cut. glv.»* forth a stream ther owns. We have several girl» All W ar* Once Slang. of the purest cool water, which Is a from the east visiting 0s. and as (be this place where the couple were arrest­ under the weight of the good things to If we hod never allowed slang to groat boon to the thirsty traveler. 1 women have to be alone a great deal, ed by Sheriff Kirk «rood and Deputy eat.legitimise Itself In orthodox language we don't want to depend on the ¿rdlSheriff Lawton on Wtdneeday ‘and After dinner the time was spent in a where should w# be today? A refer­ nary class of labor. You fellows are brought to Orlando. The Madonna Lily. good genuine neighborhood visit. All ence to old along dictionaries gtvas Remember to start this August bulbs college men. and you look all right When the case came oo tnai this the guests registered, giving the state in the answer. Take Groee’a. published morning, it was brought out in trid en t* which they resided before coming to at the end of the eighteenth century— of the Madonna Illy, a beautiful plant to me. If you'll let me have a doll»'' It as a pledge of good faith H i take th at Boy was the husband of Beene's Florida. Strange to note, there are the "Dictionary a t the Vulgar Tongue." which should adorn «very gaislen Is not generally grown, perhaps, be ’ along." Twenty In one group palJ 4 sister, and that the wife had made the scarcely two families from the same by the first lexicographer who recog nixed the word "slang** Itself. We find cause of the necessity of starting the dollar apiece, and that is the last any entire trip with the couple, being prew­ state. The list follow*: 0=8 saw of Mr. Jackson. him classing under It such word* aa bulbs tn the late summer. ant ail the time. — Reporter-Star. Mr*. Paul G. Miller, Columbus. Ohio; bay window, bedfeened. bet. bluster, The soil should be fairly good. In­ Mr*. Elia A. Greenland. Columbus. Ohio; budget, brogue, capon, grouse, «hurt, clined to dampness, but »«II drained Hadn't Had Tim *. ;£ After a recta* of ait weeks, the senate Mr. and Mr*. J M. Welker. Beck Ham­ coax, cobbler, cur. domineer, eyesore, The ground should be worked over a Ml»* Sentim ental—C harlea did you mock; Mr. and Mr*. C. K. Lucas, Vo.; flabby, flog, flout, foundling, ftata. gag foot deep, and If It Is poor manurw ! sub-committee, headed by Senator ever allow your mind to plercw the »«Clapp of Minnesota will renew to- Mr. and Mr*. A. R. Wijfry. Iowa; Mr. and nlaltngerer. messmate, slump, saunter, should be worked In below wh.-p* the cret of the universe, to reason that 7 bulbs are to h* placed The bulb* I r. its probe into contributions and Mr*. Morrow, Ohio; Mr. and Mr*. W. sham, rascal, trip and yelp. W alt un­ til next the anti-slang purist uses on« ahould not come In contact with the this dull, cold earth Is but the sepul­ a Nolan, Fin.; Mr. nnd U m C . E . Sny­ at tho prartdsnfisi campaign cher ot ages past, that man In all hi» of these words and then confound him manure at I M i. U M and 1912. CoL Rooaeveh der. Ohid; Mr*. H. B. Coney. Mich.; E by rafarencs to Uroao. Tho bulbs should be planted at least glory Is but tho soil we treed, which M i J - Piwpoat Morgan are |hs chart S. Tomminaon, G a.; A- M. Bavier and four Inches deep and the bed may I every hr*vie wafts in an «Ter-ehlftl&< for this week, the daughter, Lucy, Coon.; Mrs. L. H. then b * covered with a light layer of mote, to be found and lost tn an In­ Said No, But W as NIc# About It. and CoL Knapp, Iowa Falla. Iowa; J . L. Nolan. manure. Considerable griiwth will ba finity of particle*— th * dust o t ewa^ At a meeting of business men a dts- made In the foil arid the following •ilea reunited and dissolving as long Sanford: L. H. Green man, Mich. Friday; but from the opening nsalon was started regarding q banker aprlng or early sumtuir will produce ha time shall endure? at the testimony tomorrow the, forty who has th * rsput a! UAy-TAr hsr»> bar­ beautiful fragrant white flowerq o n , Charts*— Xo-o, I dunno os I did- Yuu Opening M rt the Investigation ia to reenter aee, 1' t « had to earn a y Living. gain log. duo* Batedubss and Invariably italk a three or four feet irr height. about CoL Roosevelt's campaign funds A cardial invitation is extended the getting hla pound pi- flesh After flowering the ptant dies to at 1904 and 1912. ladiee of Sanford and vicinity to attend "Oh. well." said on* man. “b * Isn't the ground and remains J»vrmant Un Baiting Her. my millinery opening Oct. 10 and 11, *0 tad. i went fo him' to get a loan til beginning Its p*w growth late tn | “What are you cutting out of ih» Raymond L. Johnson spent arsero! Thursday and Friday. The Largest and cf $5.000 and he treated me v*ry cour­ the summer An ra'ablDhvd clump pater •* teou sly" 1 hour* in the d ty Wednesday afternoon handsomest line of pattern hats ever ■htiuld not b« disturbed until th%, “About a California maw oecurtng "Did he lend you the money f was plants begin to show signs of weak­ making brief visits to his many friends. brought to Sanford will be 00 display at n divorce because hla wtf* went asked. M r. Johnson was returning to Boi umore a y pariora over YowriT* store. ness or disease. This .cvindlMcn way “No," was th# reply, “h* didn't. But not develop for many yearn, and 4 hen through h!h pechetaC* M R S. S. M . O V E R M A N . "W hat o r* you'going to 4o with tt?" ha hooitatod a a tau t* before he to- It doe* another clump ahould-b* mart» Verrity which wül open Ia • lew day*. 12-2tc ’ ’ “Put It tn my pocket.- B Mtri» •d in a n«w location. WOULD DIVIDE STATE Home, TOWI HELP5 &SÈB ynL h B Ih h ih �Published Seml-Woekly— Tuesday and Friday THE SANFORD HERALD IN SAN FO R D — Lite it Worth Lining Numbtr 13 CANFOR O, F L O R ID A . F RID AY , O C TO B E R 4, 1*11 Velum« V THE RUMP PARLIAMENT PLANS ARE COMPLETED MOSLEM FANA TICS ARE ADJOURNS QUIET SESSION PREACHING HOLY WAR « ------------------- Cìih'anlic Corporation In Celery Cromwell Jacksonville Sends Delta I Assured Ask Turks To Wage War Special Legislators Home On all Christian Nations h FLORIDA NEWS ANI) VIEWS FROM EVERY SOURCE FLORIDA ÜARDLNS A S IC C tS S Daily Happenings in The Land of Flowers Culled and Tied • Into a Nosegay of Rrieflets Plans Aro Perfected At Meeting This Tallahassee, Fla., Oct. 3 .—(Special) Brady's flood Thing —The houae and senate cleared away the At the meeting of the Commercial business before the special session* today and at a bit nfrte noon the legislature was Club last Friday night F. F Brady was through. Many of the memix-rs leave culbsl upon to make a few remarks andin his usual jolly manner arose and for home this afternoon. stntixl that fie had nothing against any The house was convened at ’9 oYloek this morning. The legislative exjx-n*«- one and that the |xs>ple of Sanford did bill was passed and certified to the sen­ Hot realize what a g»xx| tiling they had here, lb-coming dramatic Brady raised ate. tientlemen, The Jacksonville dock site lull, which Ills hands and exclaimed I’ve got a good thing here,” to which passed the senate yesterday, was taken Mayor S|x-ncer asked if he meant his up. Mr. Fee of S t. Lucie offered an amendment limiting the time for Jack ­ city contract. Brady's statement and the question sonville's availing itself of the privileges of the bill to five years, and certuln other brought down the house and every one provisions. The amendment was tabled pri-sent roared with laughter Brady finally laboriously explained Mr. Fee then offered another amend­ that he did not have reference to his san­ ment referring to discrimination and for itary contract with 11.« city and lo d<-iu feiture. This also was tqhhsl The oiistrate tn.it tu- was sating tlx- city bill was assailed by him oil t he ground* of certain submerged lands being grant money on said contract gave some facts rd for a thousand years and no limit time and ligurcs on the same, hot he could not set for commencement of improvement» kis-p lus audience Iroin laughing at los to lie made on it. The loll tmull) got lirst statement through, 38 to 28. New Furnishing House Senate pill Nor 4. authorising the -late IMnLft||f x^' treasurer to receive and luilillPM* IllnllU. I'lie lirm o .itsou tv ci'iilly form»»! arc mukuivt .» »t mug In«! for oxjx»nsc«» jn»'urr«»l (or till' »|x-»'l.l 1 -M ■ion was poNx-tl, nml tin* s«•nate lull No 1 for trail»' and oiv » lutrly ailil »1 a full .til the dock bound* (till. Ink«-II lip Utili puss most ' oinpl' t» Inn »»Í «lut Inr»y uml gei lt.1 furiii»limg» to tin- r •»! •h k iif »1,»»-ed lie- large stori- in tin- ttamer W'nnI Mr. Ward iniroductsi a resolution « all mg ujxin the M-cretary of state to report rill building lias tiis-n remodeled .ilei why he had not sent veto messagi-« re everything m tixtur»*» fnr the Ix-tter suiting from the last session ol the legis display of furnishings lias lx»-n addisi lature, to the house, but the resolution and the storr now wean» an tip to date a ir that at trie ts t ill eye of t he passer by was tabled. Will Watson, wtio formerly presidisi At the house session yesterday alter noon, A. J . Angle of Tampa made a at Thrasher s store for so many years, statement .withdraw mg from Ills seat, will hate eiiarge of the clothing and contested by J . C. Brown of I’olk county, gents' furnishings and Jay Ibs-k, a vet­ stating that he would not reipiire a vote eran in this line will have charge of the on the committee report. He said he shix- department, thus insuring at all All the best had merely wantisl to save the county timen the best of service from which he was elected Mr Brown brands of clothing. six»-» and gents’ furnishing-- will he iiirrnd at all tunes was seated No matters of importance wire con ai -I Ilo old * usi.uner» and n e w oins ar«* sldered tills morning by the -clinic ■ordì.ili» invitisi to drop m and in-|x-i t That liody received lulls and messages the goods certified back from the house. The Smith-Hose house resolution providing that senator* Miss Falcile Smith, eldest daughter should not receive mileage III excess of 100 miles pr the distance actually trav­ ■d M SI Smith, was marnisi ut muni el«»!, the act to lx* of Ixuiefit to the city Monday to Mr .Walter W Uose, man­ of Jacksonville, which is to lx-ar all of the ager of tin finis ura ( ‘onipany The l o w s of the wedding was a great rx|x*n*«"S of the session, failed The house hill providing for an appropriation surprise to the friends of tin- young to pay the ex|x-lise* or the session i-W W pc.ipn Ihe event was solemnize»! at ro pay the exjx-iuw-s of tin* sw lnli was noon at the >mith home at Winl»-r I ark Ib-v I ir Barrs of tin- Winter Park Meth passed. i«list church otlicuitiug Only tin-Smith It was ncciswary to run the hands <>f the clock back so us to utljourn at I.' family and tlir»s- or four intimate friends Mia* Smith, although a o'clock," aa the senate resolution wtncii were present. was passed this morning, might lx- com­ resident of Winter Park, is very well known and exceedingly |x»pular here, plied with. her father lx-ing one of the most esteem­ o o o ed of tiie business men of tins entire sec­ When it comes to "m ovie*," (iaiiiesville la now in the same class with New tion. Mr Kune is from (iainesville, (¡a The couple left immediately after the York and other cities of n pretentious turn, the popular Pastime Theatre hav­ ceremony for u honeymoon tour. ing decided to admit big, little, old uml |Ili-porter-Star young, to all performances at the mini Parents and Teachers muni rate—6 cents. The attention of parents and teachers o o o Owing to the fact that the Atlantic is cullisl to the subject announced for battleship fleet will not finish target prnc consideration hy llcv. J h McKinnon lice until the middle of Novetnlx-r, it will ut the evening service next Sunday, not he possible for the battleship fleet to The suhji-ct, "T h e Fundamental Basis he in the harbor at Pensacola »luring tin* of Knowledge is jx-culiarly appropriate Interstate fair. This will lx- a great at the 0|x-ning of »nir sciuxils. and the disappointment to many. parents and teacher* of the community are cordially invit«*<l to attend. o o o , Charged with misappropriating funds Presbyterian Church while postmaster at Mulberry, John B. Kev. J. F. McKinnon will preach at White was given a hearing before Unit«-<1 State* Commissioner Crane yesterday the Presbyterian church next Sabbath aftAmoon and after the hearing was or­ morning and evening. At the evening dered discharged. The decision was service his subject will Ik- "T h e Funda­ baaed on the fact that according to the mental Basis of Knowledge." A cordial testimony In the opinion of Commissioner invitation to attend the serview is ex­ Crane, there waa n o t sufficient evidence tended. and parent* and teacher* are to shew the jurisdiction pi the United r*|x-cially invited to hear the dl-u-usnion States authorities." The matter may lx- of the topic for the evening followed by prosecution in the state courts hy negrue* who made d.|>o*il* in The recent high water lias cauard the White’s "h a n k ." j 8o|x*h»»ppy river to get out of its banka. Ou „ 1and A I' llotx-rls. a prominent citizen Fire Saturday afternoon destroyed a of Sopchoppy, was drowned in the river •/Portion of the warehouse occupied hy there a few days ago. He was a good the William* Furniture Compapy in swimrper hut the current waa too xwift for him. Thé water U now receding. Tampa, the loss being about $6,800. Among the most important happrning* in Sanford for a long time is, prac­ tically. the reorganization of Florida Garden*. Incorporated, which was brought shout by the »h-utli of W. I). Holden iind th«- resignation of B. A. Howard as director and vie«- president. The new directum are J I. (ill»»» and W It. O'Neal of Orlando This company has nine directors, of which number six reside m tilts county iu> follows: Week And Promoters As­ OTHER ITEM S OF INTEREST IN WORLD’S EVENTS Telegrnphic Communications Roiled Down For the Benefit of Busy Herald Readers sure Confidence* ;Ñ J. J. J. S. N. Whitner, president, Sanford. L. Giles, vice president, Sanford. (). Packard. Sec'y Si Trees, Sanford. O. Chase, Sanford. W. It. ( i'N’eul. ( trliinilo II H Chap|K-l|, Sanford. Mont of them- gentlemen ure men of affair» and ample means, and their ax-u> ciatlotl together giv»-» a giliirimt«-*' of sucreHs to any ent»-rprise they under take. I in* new direct.im \|»-s«*r-» Oil»-» ami O N. al. are among Orlando and Orange county’s foremost citizens. Mr Giles 1» a large real eslal»- iiwio-r, not only in Orlando iiut *-l.»ewh«-rc ami is »>ne of tinmost »-apuhle, suci'i-ssful alul ex|x-ri i-nnsl business nit-n in Florida Mr O'Neill Is one of tin- most widely known men in the euunly. Ix»au*«' of his publi»»pint He gives nn*r»- of hi» tune fr»»In puldic mutters Ilian any mn- e|s»- per liaps ami yet hits »ucc«xxl«»l in busini-sx He is postmaster in Orlamlo and a part n»-r in tin- firm of Curtis Si O’Neal B«»»mI«-* hi» work in Orlamlo. he i» a trust»-»nf H i i II iiin ( olli-ge, \S inter Park, a m i managing »lirector of the new Tourist hotel there, ami is mleri-st»»! m many other enterprises. Of the remaining directors, Miwsrs. Whitner, Chap|x-ll and Chase were aiming the pioneer* in tintrucking industry of the now famous Celery Delta. Mr Packard 1» now an ••ni husiust ■»- Klornlaian, formerly r»—i »lent of Mu lligan fin purpose -•( tin» ■••II,pans i* t•» d*velop. i «-., clear, irrigat»- anil farni th Dials on u cooixirutive basis and on u large scjjle. It is understixxl, hut lint announced that under this reorganization these gentlemen and their imnnxliat«ass»x-iiit«s, have, nr will. d»s-»l to F’lorula Gardens. Iticorporul«»l, 3.600 sen s of Celery Delta lands in (•»■ »iinph- Tinmarket price id them- lands !»-iiig J 1.Ml an a»-r»-. withntll impmv eim nt ami $500 In } 1.000 wiien in cultivation and irri gntisl. it will at once lx- s«-en ttint this company will own pro|x*rty worth on«half million ilnllars. Tint! l h»••»<• lands can he made lo jiuy dividends on two or three times the above valms is certain. Pne of the great results to tie obtaimsl is a greater diversity of crops. Chase Si Company will handle tin- output of the Florida Gardena, which assures the ix-st results. According To Uprlc Sam , Statem ent of the ownership, manage­ ment. circulation, «-ts., of the Sanford Herald, puhli*h«-d semi-weekly at San­ ford. Florida, required by the ilrt of Au­ gust 24th, 1912. Name of Poxtotlice Adilrrxs Kdilor, It. J Holly Sanford, Fla. Man. Kditor. same Sanford, Fla Bus. Mgr. \S M Haynes Sanford, Flu. Pubs., Herald Prtg. Co. Sanford, Fin. Owner* It. J. Holly. Sanford, Fla. W. M. HaynoH, Sanford, Flu. (i. W. Kinahun. Wichita, Kan.» Known txindholdcra, mortgagee* ami other security holders, tmlding 1 p»-r c«*nt or more of total amount of Ixmds, mortgages nr other »••••untie* Noll«' Signed. W M IIAA N FS, Busmen.» Manager. Sworn (•> uml suh»eril»»,»l l»•■for•, notins 2f*th day ul >epl»'llllH-r, 1912. H. C. Du BOSK. »«•¡ill N'ntar-. Pllhlie My commission •vpir»- Fel> 1.’>, 1913. 1 hung«»» In Depnrlnienl Store Th«1 enterprising lirm »>( D \. < alii w«-l| Si Sons »'iin alway» I••• »lep»-n»l»sl upon l»> give tin- p»-op|«- >»l till» section snim-tlimg new ami original ami D D ( aidw»-II having jiu»i reiurm-») fr»>m a trip to tiie eusterti markets i* making many ciiang»-s in thu up|x-uruhi'e of tinstore, in or»i»-r to imik»- mor«- room for tiie lug »I *h' k of m w gissf» arriving dally. At the front of tin- slur»1 carpenter* h a v e li.x-11 busy for ««-vi-riil days making u riu»»s| plutform (or tiie installation ol n cash carrier ayatern and lx»n«»ath the platform a number of fine »lispluv <abinets have Ix-en arranged for the display of hats and other urtu'le* \ lllimlx-r '»I flew »ih-iit -.»1>mi'll »h»'W •a.*»-» will la- install» <1 ,»i"l lb» front »»I I III* »lore will I......... tnph 1» I . '*ilang»''l I to' rear of Hie store, which lias always been Idled wilfi furniture, will lie arrang­ ed to give a better effect uml the whole side of the west end of the store will lxgiven over to the sfnx' department. Wiien all th»- various change* an mail»tii»' •l«'|■ rtiiii'iit »tor»- will mil only pr»' »•'lit a line uppi'iiruiice. but lb»' fu<'llitn-* for handling t lo- Irjnli- will l>e greatly improv»»I and tin big volum»' of hostile*»«» tfiat 1» »'liming to Sanford tins -x-axoli will Im well tuki-ti «‘are of by tfie Depart rn»'nt Store of D \ ( uhlwell Si Sons Sanford Music ( lull Fvery mcmix-r nf the Sanford Music Club is urged to lx- preitenl at th«' meeting of tin- rluh in th*- stadia of Mr*. F. S. Munson Suturduy ufternoon, D»'t 5th, ut 3 o'clock- Mrs. M. II. Bowler, leader. Program; Liszt. Paper, Personality ami Character of At Ihe Imperial Liszt, Miaa Kllfti Mulioney. The lin|x-rial has three acts lxxik«-d Paper, Compositions of Liszt, Mr*. to up|x-ar as extra attractions next week. F. S. Munson. Four p»-ople m all will entertain during Discussion. - - . tin- wi-ek and Uw- Imperial should have I’cculluritc* of Hungarian Music anil a lively time. la-uiling Compisutioiis of l.iszl. Curley Monneite, character singe/, Music: exjiert dancer anil comedian; Joe Alvin, Instrumental, Invitation to the Dance, novelty singer, acrobatic dancer and a Carl Von Weber, Mrs. It. F. Tolar. leailer in his line. The Two Browns, mu­ Song, Thou url I.ike a Flower, Liszt, sical comedy entertainer*. Miss Mabel Bowler. The prices at the Imperial are the Instrumental, 1» Kegutor Venezia, same as usual for pictures and the vau­ Liszt, Mr*. Cecil Butt. deville features are given as an extra at­ traction. for which no charge is made. Pioneers to Ptrnlc Pictures change dally. The Pioneer Association of Orange county will have a real old fashioned bas­ Congregational News ket picnic ut the furi grounds in Orlamlo Kev. J. I). Langley will preach at the on the 16th of October. A most cordial Congregational church next Sunday nt invitation is extended to all the old Bot­ the usual hour*, morning and evening. tlers in the county, and to every one else Those who heard him last Sunday will interested in the history of Orang«1 coun­ come again, and ull who were not present ty to come and have a gixxl time. then ar»- urgently invited to attend these J I'ierpont Morgan proved a willing m-rvi»-«-*. Prof. Maris will risume his work in the witness t»xiuy before tiie Clapp Commit Sumiay school, taking charge of the t«x- investigating camapign expenditures. Bible class, and Kev. latngley will he The financier t**tified that he had given ready to meet the clans of young men. $160,000 to the Kepuhlican campaign of All young men not connected with other 1904 and $30,000 to the Republican campaign of 1908. churches are invited to join' thta class. Constantinople, Oct. 4.— Moslem priests und fanatic* throughout Turkey are preaching n holy war against all Furop«>. Intlnmmatory circular* arc iming distrihutixl everyeiiere urging all Turks old enough to ix*ar arms to rise against tin* Christians. No l.oan* Allowed lamdon. Oct. 4. —Further news of arniixi liosiilitns in lliu Balkans was reccivexl today, it is stated that sixty armed Servians crossesd into Turkey hut were chaaixi l»uck after n sharp fight. K uhhiii is ungvrtsi and Inis joined other nation* in refusing to allow loans for thn wnr. Greek Ship < »mmnndcrcd I ' l l , ’ •V * Jk N»'w ^ nrk. N Y . Oct. 4. Ju s t as the tiMs'k stram sliip Mactxlonili wu* alxiut to ».»ii lor Piraeus tixlay »ho was coinmiind»-cr»»l 1>> the Grcvk consul beneral tier*i'wo ihlMIHHIIll pasxeliger* ilis••mb,irk'd and tlx v»-\»«'i »ulhsl for l'iillailelplila to he hiudisl with ammunition for the Greek arm y. Site will then re­ turn h»'r> to take nlxmrd the (iris-k army r»-».'rv»'«« now m th<- i ’ nilixl S l a t e * . l.urupe nn Armed ( amp laiiidon, Fngliinil, (let. 4. T h e Bal­ kan peninsula is Ix'ing rapidly transforin»»l into an artinsi cam p. Acconlmg to ilispatcln-x from tin' capitals upw.» <« ol a million men Jiav» Ixx'ii or»li'r••«I to mohiltze and to decide once (or all in a trial hy eumhut tin* «{uiwlion of •'hanging conditions of the inhabitan ts ul Furnpeim |ir»»v n i c e * of T u rk e y . Th e »'ll«-ct of a dem imntration of tiie military fore«« of tiie B a lk a n stilt«»» is tir»t to lx- trn-d. For thu» purpose ulgarta, S«-rvia, G reece und M ont»a>gr have order«»I th e mohihzution of the ♦•ntir*- available urmu-n uml if tins ojx-n tiireat •1»x** not secure wfiat they dem and from tin- Turkish government tin- tn-xl f» w ■t,i v » in,» v -••«■ f»«rt 1h•r »t»-|-s taken. 41 l> tt D a v i t Hr ni Blow n, n wealthy young New \ ork »portsnian. lost lus life, and ins mechanician. Tony Scudolari, was fatally injured u* Hie result of an accident on th»' Wisconsin uulomoliile race cnurHc Wislnemlny on tin- eve of the eighth running ol tin- note«I \ un»i»-rbilt cup rui»-. B ru ce Brown wu.» driving Ins highpowi'risl Fiat «'ar 90 mile* an hour whi'ii u rear tir«- b|«-w out. T h e heavy car swerved Into a dlli'li and I ho no ii .ind Hie lino'lilnc were culupult»-<i iliugoiiully aero*« tiie track. The men wire thrown rl»-ur out of tiie »-ar, which wax iiurle»! high into Hie air. It was crushed to piece*. Bruce-Brown'* skull was crushed mid his left leg wu* broken. H«' ulso suffered internal injurie*. Tiio mechanician's skull was crushed, hD arm liroken und his txxiy terribly torn. The «luring ypung driver died thn-e hour* uft«'r tin.- accident, huving only partially regained corux-iousness for'u fewi minute*. Surgeons hud trvjdmxl ids skull on iioth sidr* in un effort to save his life o o o The Soutli Carolina Democratic Cummitt«*', at it* .»caitioii in Columbia, <!«•I'lurixl Col«- L. Ilea*«-, tiie incumLx'iit, tint Democratic nominee for Governor. Thu r«'port of the nub-committee appointed to investigate tiie alleged fraud* and irregularitie* in the primary of Aug. 27th, re|nirl«-d that it had nut found proof of sufficient fraud or irn-gulnrity to alt»*r the fuco of Hut returns. Willi this done, Attorney* for Judge Ira D. Jones, can­ didate against Gov. BD um*, withdrew Id* proP-nt. On the face of the return*, aa approved hy the committee, Gov. Illease hud a majority of about 3,000. o o o 'Governor WllidR left laat night on a western campaigning tour which will *: cover 4,686 miles. He will *j>«ak in Indiana, Illinois, ^iehraskn, Colorado, Kansas*. Missouri and Ohio. While in Nebraska ho will speak with W. J. Bryan, in Missouri, Champ Clark will stump with huiiw•. o o o The first train over the Georgia: rail* , road left this morning with strike breaker* aa conductor* and flagmen. There was no violence. , , , *- A fi-lr ■ . a & 3Ç � 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, October 01, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 01, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 01, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e50e600485c6e4b2da0af4dc58109ddc.pdf 1c342c407ce8168377a47ca7fc2a9de6 PDF Text Text w m ßm m m m X* . *> V October; I. 1912 LW: *1 a ■ I E- DEVICE FOR UNLOADING 0AR8 CIGAR BOXES OF CARDBOARD CASSIA FLA SH LIG H TS T u rn ta b le U sed In Q s r m ir . C ip » . Miss Lila Bresow of Ethel was v isa ­ Cheap M aterial Now Ueed In Exact ble of Being Sw ung C om ply,}f Cat Florida In Half and Hare Two ing friends her* S aturday and Sunday I m it a ti o n of tho More Costly A round and Tipped ’ Stalee While here she was the house guest of Spanish Cedar. V. One o( the moat interesting recent Mias Leila Royal. A c a r esp ecially designed *o e>v»t, M rs. B. H. Hagan has returned home proposition« In Florida is that made by T here are now made cigar boxes of and dum p c a rs loaded with a Kissimmee man that the state- be di after a m onth pleasantly spent with rel­ cardboard In such exact Im itation of g rav el and lik e m atortnls !» tt l c | Sistnlah cedar boxes that they might used In G erm any. It com prlt»» « glt. vided into two states, by a line running atives in Raleigh. N. C. We notice anyw here ho taken for tho real c a r of esp ecially stro n g oon»tru«t!0n •art and west, Jacksonville to be the Ben’s long face has changed to | smilit g things. capital o( North Florida and Tampa o! one. on whlfih Is m ounted a tumtabl» T h ree layers of a cardboard special­ ; h earin g ralfa. T h is tu rn ta b le u r»j, Cassia was honored by a visit from South Florida PUT THE SCHOOL YARD FIRST ly m |d e for th e purpose nro, pressed able of being sw ung qomplstely The idea is not a bad one, although A. W. I» v ell of Paisley S aturday and together to produce a board of pre­ around and cah bo tipped to an »„ the time has not yet arrived for the divis­ Sunday. •« m e T ruth In W riter*. C riticism of cisely tho right thickness, nnd then gle of 15 d e g re e s N orm ally It )» (a. Dr. B yard Kennedy of U m atilla was C om m unities' M ethods In ion. __>r upon the outer side there Is printed, rlln ed at an an g le of to d»xr»-<* M Am erica. The pcnia*)ll* is of such peculiar ex a visitor here last week. from an engraved plate and with co r­ as to form an unb ro k en llm> with &* From th e present prospect quail will tent that naturally, in due time rect coloring a phtnogfaphlc reproduce J f U wsfi* not p ath etic on* could b« deemed '^¡tfeasary to divide It and be plentiful the coming season. .T he tlon of a sheet of actual Spanish well laugh to aee bow foolishly th e hunters are looking forward to this with make two atataa of the one. Whe n the ced ar; this reproduction show ing tho average sm all tow n and rural com­ division is made, it la safe to aay that pleasure. Several have secured fine grain of the wood with all Its varlam unity expends It* tim e and money Jacksonville and Tampa will be the re­ bird dogs. lions nnd even tho tiny little knots. If upon outdoor orn am en tatio n . Fre­ T he box social, which was held at the th e re are any. spective capitals. quently th e only well-cared-for spot T he bottom nnd th o shies for a cardOf course, we of South Florida would school house last S atu rd ay night, was Is the cem etery , the abode of the hate to lose the distinguished honor and given by the young ladies of this place. dead—p ast all earth ly help. Tb* hoard box nro cut out nil In one piece, A fter playing various gam es the boxes school y ard , w h ere c h a ra c te r la form ed ■o th a t they req u ire n e ith e r nailing pleasure of journeying to Tallahaat when ww deeire the attention of state were sold. In spite of th e unfavorable and la stin g im pressions a re made. Is nor aewlng. T he end pieces, cut out executives, judiciary or legislators and w eather, a neat little sum was realised as b a rs a s a paved stre e t. From no separately, are w lro stitched In by A C ar fo r E lev atin g and Unloading m achine, nnd th en tho cover Is put on. G ondola Car*. IN would deem It a distinct lose to be which adds to our school fund. At a stan d p o in t m ay any te n ab le argum ent being binged w ith th e usual piece of b* m ade th a t th e dead a re entitled ate hour all departed, having spent a no longer counted in the same common a p p ro ach es on w hich th e cars ara to g re a te r co nsideration o r b etter sur­ m uslin. wealth with Joyous, Jageome Jackson­ pleasant evening. d raw n onto th e tu rn ta b le for unloadT hese cardboard boxes m ade In Imi­ B. II. H agan m ade a flying business rounding* th an our children, who are tation of cedar are finished In regula­ Ing and Bre run from It after t:.* ,,p»r. ville or Pulchritudinous Palakta—but but clay In th e hands of the parent atton. C ablea. driv en by a nmtor, we doubt not we would get over it in trip to Sanford S aturday. potter. H e who cares properly for tion m nnner. paper lined nnd with the ; draw- a c a r at a tim e onto tti* turnEd. and Samuel Thom pson of Sor­ the course «f years pnd be able to navi­ usual paper flap to cover the cig ars th e living is Dover lacking In respect Tho outer edges a ro paper hound In » table, th e tu rn ta b le Is given a qusr gate our own ahip of state without the rento were visitors here this week. for those who bavo passed away. In Its finished ! te r tu rn . Its Inclination ts !r»i-r»-n»*d Mias Lucile Royal is visiting friends assistance of thoee able pUote who dwell A nother fact has often puxxlrd the th e usual fashion s ta te the l«»x m n tn jn s one nail the from SO to 45 degree*, and •>» ;0»4 n E ustis this week. .to the northward.—Jampa Tribune. w riter; to seo n com m unity m aking M ist E thel Davis left S atu rd ay for efforts to raise a fund to purchase nnll nlwnys found ut the c»*nt.*r of th<* I* allow ed to d isc h a rg e fr<>m 'tie »nd of th e car T h en tho tbrn'at» • ti G rand Island, when* »he inrends »(»end­ and orn am en t a public sq u are when front edge of the rig >r box to hold • ♦ Filed for Record low ered again to th e 30d*-gr«-*i la th e ro v er down T hese boxes sell tb elr d istrict school yard, of equal D. B. Sphalrer and wife to Albert ing the w inter. c lln atlo n . tu rn e d a n o th e r quarter rove Mias Rut (i, Royal left S unday night dim ensions, was en tirely hare of trees for about 3 0 -per cent, less (linn boxes lutlon, and th e em pty car run off the H ansrlm an, wd.. $200. ruado of wood. o r plants. Is It n o t stra n g e th a t tho D. B. Sphaler and wife to C. L. H ub­ lor Sorrento, where she opened her only plat In a d istric t In which all school on M onday. b ard , I'd ., $200. have common ow nership should bo the T he m any friends of Miss M aude MeD. B. Sphaler and wife to H. T. Hubb a re st and m ost unsightly yard In LIKED THE SUBURBAN LIFE Im rty will be pleased to hear of her com ­ th e com m unity? No p lausible »•xrua»' ;b ard , wd., $200. can be given for such a condition -It C o u n t r y on One Side and T o w n on D. B. Sphaler, et ah, to Helen J. D en­ plete recovery. Mias Willie Singletary s|w nt the week costs but little to get s ta rte d right the O th e r an Ideal E x ltt e n c e nis, wd.. $1. for W r i t e r . Almost every one tn the d istrict can M arie C. Spencer, et vir., to C* T. end with her parents in Sanford. R. E. Wofford is driving hi» car again, ■ pare a plant or easily grow n rutting** S m ith, wd., $2500. T he lunger I 11» •• lu-r, tlx *uor C. T. Sm ith, et ux., to J W Grimms, it having been in the «hop for «everal of the h ard ier plant» (let w tartnl on lu d ■all.»fled I am In huving my I'll«' the right plan aud do not Ir a te too weeks. wd.. $2500. ►urthly cam pfire, gypsy like c»n thu m uch to th e tea c h e r, who Is apt to Our school was pleasantly surpruwsl N ancy A. B arber and heirs to T. P. '• Oil oh** A C a r In c lin e d by the E » . it the wotk edge of a lu w ii keeping It in j last week by a visit from Supt Ken­ he changed every y e a r, Lam kin, wd., $10. la til*?» 11ini m ust b* carried out under tin. super ■Pie nnd lb '' » »•• n 11» D i s c h a r g i n g Its Load nedy. He m ade a thorough ma(M<ctiun Sellers Bunch and Sapp to W J Hyde, lu turn, Is vision of perm an en t re sid e n ts U nto woods oil the o th er E i of th e school am# grounds and suggested wd., $$00. If«*.II« tatde on n se» orni s»-t ■ ' n, »»l plenty of room In the school yards to m<> ns n m agnet to tin- needle \t tim es ib> ........ e r*. > n.i S. Land and Hoc* Co., to Teofil several im provem ents which will be Snd put It to S beneficial use We do rails T h e o|« ra t io n <»f t !.«• • »bi* m ade in the near future All were glad plors the fact th at the fritte d Stale» points tow ard» -Ip - «• -tinrry n n tii.it Is *t»«ciit»-d by tiit-sq* of ■» »•■ »>0<1 Trxcenakt. wd . $1600 as usual to are Prof Kennedy and hope rlils e v e ty tliln g 1» poetry I w ander m o to r Is absolutely beh in d every o th e r civ M unger la n d Co. to Alex McGregor, T h e Idea Is to pro»!»!»* • ,»nj he will visit the arhool again soon. lilte d country In th e «inbclllshm ent of o v e r flebl nnd for»-»t, and through lue wd., $1. school g r o u n d s .— I xjs A ngeles Tim es ru n s n glnd c u rre n t of f»-»-llng that 1« r o s i tra in w’tlh an linloadir.it d» <: « Joe Cam eron and wife to C am e L. lik e n d e a r brook s> r»>»» the m eadow » It w ill e le vate and unload - » ' - 1 " H utchinson, wd . $1000 of May »•nr» an h o u r wi t h »-ns* I »• V* WOODLAND PARK NOTES POINTS ABOUT THE FOUNTAIN A. J. Barber to Nancy A Uarl>er, wd., At o' tiers th»- needle veers arm ind . ban!» s $1Sunday, s brighter .lay could not and I go to town to the mas»e«l J. N. Bradshaw and «Mr to W It have (won »i»lw-»l for the piemeing and E x c e lle n t Rules Jo Be O baerved by haunt* of the highest ni.lmul and in n Must Keep W atch*» In O-1 e* Thoas T hinking About 8 e ttln g Up Kin*, wd . »900. tilbnl That w»»» n»,ar'v ev erything !» bathing crowd gathered at the (lark • In W a'i her nre s<*n*!M«»* T tn On# of T hese O rnam ents. S. E. Mery and .husband to .fi. J P a t­ prose I ».in fe d th,* pi,*»,, rising in Clevel .i.d n c e n tra l ofll. •• f 'B The N ettie landed a basket party on me ns 1 step along In,* h.i!r on the . 4" rick. wd.. $120. S| w. Hull of WHt. be» »tll«'ll »»•' her parly in p , and on »utnvqMent run» A fountain ahould t*v s gnrd»-n ortm B'h back «if a »log long before nnv o th er illffcr»-nl rn llm ad s T»»l<'»a 11 . • J. W. Jonee and wife to Elixa Vin­ » u »ell patronised by swim m ing par n ie n t. s sta te m e n t ttint lired a to t><* And. Indeed the* ev*-rv rnl!rea«l serv an t inn*t "»-• MS cent. wd , $2000 tie*. The G ertrude also m ade several k ep t In m ind, for alm o st every one »log» a re In eight ca«e is much that of a country dog w atch to a local Insjiector tu !»» Lester C arter to Wm (’ Stew art, trip* A party of bather» arrived in a know s of fo u n tain s th a t aro neith er com e to town, so th a t grow ls aro In tilui»-d. and one« a year It hi■•»• t« wd.. $50. g ard en o rn a m e n ts n o r o rn a m e n ta l In row U>at The swimming pool was o rd er nt every co rn er Th»- only be­ c lr^ ie it N eglect of t h e s e n. • - •I»»« Munger Land Co. to N ath an B. Jones, lively all day and tobogganing created th em selves. A very e x cellen t rule Is ing lu the universe nt which I have !» < • follow ed by suspt-tiRl» 1. ■ JI» wd.. $10. much fun, while ■ numts-r of little n ev er to e«t up a fo u n tain uni»»» a |* ever sn arled or with which 1 have charge T he officials of thl» !n » ;r •I..O J W P Bray and wife to E. C. sad W oodland*» tried their skill on the d iv ­ good and b eau tifu l In Itself, und tills, u rolled over In th e pool and fought like depart merit have found th at '! • * deftnlto place In th e g ard en schem e J. H. Bray. wd.. $100. ing frame. A trolley, swings and whirl IXi not. In any ev en t, us»* tt «imp!« n com m on • nr, 1» man In no-« lain»- ... ,.f .iig'.n» driver» wtih r-g Samuel Holt and wife to Geo W. were in motion during the interval» t»» k..»'p m uch l*elt»*r tim e that. *’ » bees us** It happens l<> In* hand* Knl! Allen Bowse*, wd . $SO0 11 «-it who work In long »«'•• ' tween bathing lug w ater 1» alw ays b eau 'lfu ! and 'b e lowed by s long r«-st Anil tf..- ■» ', L Geo. W Bo— and wile to M*tat*rA week of tCmshinr would greatly tin function of a fo u n tain Is to tutr»>du<»• A m erican "B ush Ropes'* re se n ts eveu a ch an g e of pocket m ann and Christ, wd . $100 prove roads for the people who come in falling w ater Into th e g a rd e n —a r»-»ult C uriously tw isted 'lla n e s .'' o r bush buggies snd autos, ss well as for those th a t Is not th o leas tru e b ecau se It ropea. nro ono of th o chlof of tho F ust E lectrify in g Its Lin*» m u st first be p ro jected up w ard before m any w onderful sig h ts (o be seen In who walk. Bey Net G aih y At p resen t th e New Haven m il" »4 tt can com e down E v ery th in g In this th o prim eval forests of tropleal Amor Next Sunday will be another special ‘.»r C. C. Boy. charged w ith kidnapping device should look tow ard b eau ty . The lea. s a y s ' a w riter tn th e W ide W orld has t i t tnllea of track* equlpp*» day and it a hoped the w eather mayA fourteen-year old Bessie Lew from her So eIteTi*l'i ' • fo u n tain Itself khould be good to lr»ok | M ngnilne. They nre of grent stre n g th electrical O peration lh«i In creases w hich the conn » • * hom e a t Plym outh, wee cried before favor the ptetueera. Admission to the upon, w h eth er It be a sim ple vase, a 1 and d u rab ility , far to u g h e r th an the m aking In Its electrical equ!pm»-i. Judgjs William M if—rn 'jin jm rrung and park will be free fish, bird or hum an figure T h e more • strt»ng»-st rope T h ese ''llm,e»** are com plicated th e device the m ore »11111 generally light br»»wn it, color and run by th e end of next year n»i ’••»» discharged, the «vunmim n mure n it * < M lM fo k U » IV lK cult th e a rtis tic problem * Involved, *l»-ng th»» grotiml Hint then up Inti» 542 m i le « of trig- c o m p a n y 's t « sustaining charge tie e le ctrlca ll* r»r*erste.1 for th e hum an figuro ta of all aubje, 1 ». As stated in yeworr-ti»-> i looui-M »rdtar 'to h '. i l p l r a »»f th e t r «•«**. whale they -J» ; sun. Li y t m e m party of neigh Boy was charged wtra gping 1 » the aim * y>im an.: ‘-^ec«is :a in* n n m ty of Reck th e moat difficult for tho a rtis t. If hu form fa n ta stic loops A fter th is aerial V ery Easy Money. m an figure* a re used, th ey m ust be of John N Lm a: rly m o u th uni <;»f- Ram m oe* An Abtlen« (K an .) |ia p e r tells '■. * st the beautiful well done, o r It would be b e tte r to , Journey they mny run down to the gnuind again <tn»l th e n c e clim b once a cro w d of c o lle g e b o y s, se e k in g » * nappm g the young a d y amt *aerng n*r •icwenwcod grove ia VIect-a Ham m ock break up th e fountain sn d d iscard It m ore to th o top of the- ta lle st tre e s, In tho h a rv e st fields, w ero buncoed aw ay in an autumodti«. and «n,irre»l 10» of ta*tr delightful pic- a lto g eth er. T he w ater p a rt m u st also so m etim es reaching sev eral hundred In th a t towrn. T h e confidence m»n They journeyed to O ia n d u . > larded be w ell a rran g ed , and a d ap ted In vol­ feet In length, and p u ttin g out th e ir was a big. fine looking fellow and 'h it the tra in for F t. O grira, sm t s m e C s g pirnics ore «0 enjoyable th a t um e and la form to th e s tru c tu re of leaves nnd flowers only at the tops of was th e ta lk he g av e th e collegian* to the father'» story had ran ted Wxi- th e p a rc n p o o c s d*cx<ird to m eet regu­ th e fountain. F inally. It m u tt be so th e tree*. Tho very In rg rst kind Is I "I'rp J. J. Jack so n . I'm looking for berry and other town#. re tim in g by way larly OS or s e a r th e different houses of placed as to h arm o n ise w ith th e g a r calU'd tho Manta.»»» or "m onkey lad­ about tw en ty high g ra d e harvester* d a a edhemo. • of Sanford, to Boy’s home sear Ethel those who attend- .As a usual w ith this der." by th* n atives In T rinidad Ono fo r th e Ja c k so n ra n c h , w hich my '» in the Wekiera rvrer a se tio n ., It « w at jolly rn 3 rtf' the p tm ic tables groaned Bps-elea. w hen cut. glv.»* forth a stre a m th e r ow ns. W e h av e se v e ra l girl» All W ar* O nce Slang. of th e p u rest cool w ater, which Is a from th e e a s t v isitin g 0s. and as (be this place where th e couple were arrest­ under the weight of the good things to If w e hod n ev er allow ed slan g to g roat boon to th e th irsty tra v e le r. 1 w om en h av e to be alone a g re a t deal, ed by Sheriff K irk «rood and D eputy eat.leg itim ise Itself In o rthodox lan g u ag e we d o n 't w an t to depend on th e ¿rdlSheriff Law ton o n W tdneeday ‘and After dinner th e tim e was spent in a w here should w# b e to d ay ? A refer­ n a ry c la s s of labor. You fellow s are brought to Orlando. T he M adonna Lily. good genuine neighborhood visit. All ence to old along d ic tio n a rie s gtvas R em em ber to s ta rt th is A ugust bulbs college m en. and you look all right When th e case came oo tn a i this the guests registered, giving th e s ta te in the an sw er. T a k e G roee’a. published morning, it was b rought o u t in trid e n t* which th ey resided before com ing to a t th e end of th e e ig h te e n th c e n tu ry — of th e M adonna Illy, a beautiful plant to me. If y o u 'll let m e have a doll»'' It a s a p le d g e of good faith H i tak e that Boy was th e husband of Beene's Florida. Strange to note, there are th e "D ictio n ary a t th e V u lg ar T ongue." which should ad o rn «very gaislen Is not generally grown, perhaps, be ’ along." T w enty In one group palJ 4 sister, and th a t th e wife had made the scarcely two families from the sam e by th e first lex ico g rap h er w ho recog nixed th e word "slang** Itself. W e find cause of th e necessity of sta rtin g th e do llar apiece, and th a t is th e la st any entire trip w ith the couple, being prew­ state. T he list follow*: 0=8 saw of Mr. Jack so n . him classin g u n d er It su ch w ord* aa bulbs tn th e late sum m er. ant ail the time. —Reporter-Star. Mr*. Paul G . M iller, C olum bus. O hio; bay window, bedfeened. b e t. b lu ste r, T he soil should be fairly good. In­ Mr*. Elia A. G reenland. Colum bus. Ohio; budget, brogue, capon, g ro u se, «hurt, clined to dam pness, but »«II drained H adn't Had Tim *. ;£ After a recta* of a it weeks, the senate Mr. and Mr*. J M. Welker. Beck H a m ­ coax, cobbler, cur. d o m ineer, ey eso re, T he ground should be w orked over a Ml»* S e n tim e n ta l—C h a rle a did you mock; Mr. and Mr*. C. K. Lucas, Vo.; flabby, flog, flout, foundling, ftata. gag foot deep, and If It Is poor manurw ! sub-committee, headed by Senator ev er allow your m ind to plercw th e »«Clapp of Minnesota will renew to- Mr. and Mr*. A. R. Wijfry. Iow a; M r. and n laltn g erer. m essm ate, slum p, sa u n te r, should be worked In below wh.-p* the c re t of th e u n iverse, to reaso n th at 7 bulbs a re to h* placed T he bulb* I r. its probe in to contributions and Mr*. Morrow, Ohio; Mr. and Mr*. W. sham , rascal, trip a n d yelp. W a lt u n ­ til n ex t th e an ti-slan g p u rist u se s on« ahould n o t com e In c o n tact w ith th e th is dull, cold e a rth Is b u t th e sepul­ a N olan, Fin.; M r. nnd U m C . E . S n y ­ a t tho prartdsnfisi campaign cher ot ag es past, th a t m an In all hi» of th e s e w ords a n d th e n con fo u n d him m anure at I M i. U M and 1912. CoL Rooaeveh der. Ohid; Mr*. H . B. Coney. M ich.; E by ra fa re n c s to Uroao. T ho bulbs should be p lanted a t le a st glory Is b u t tho soil w e tre e d , which M i J- Piwpoat Morgan are |h s chart S. Tomminaon, G a .; A- M. Bavier and fo u r Inches deep and th e bed m ay I every h r* v ie w afts in a n «Ter-ehlftl&< for this week, the daughter, Lucy, C oon.; M rs. L. H . th en b* covered w ith a light layer of m ote, to be found a n d lo st tn an In­ Said No, But Was NIc# About It. and CoL K napp, Iowa Falla. Iow a; J . L. N olan. m anure. C onsiderable griiw th will ba finity o f particle*— th * d u st ot ew a^ At a m eetin g o f b u sin ess m en a dts- m ade In th e foil arid th e fo llo w in g •ilea re u n ite d and d isso lv in g a s long Sanford: L. H. G reen m an, Mich. Friday; but from the opening nsalon w as s ta rte d re g a rd in g q b a n k e r aprlng o r e a rly s u m tu ir will produce ha tim e sh all en d u re? at the testimony tomorrow the, forty who h a s th * rsp u t a! UAy-TAr hsr»> b ar­ b eau tifu l fra g ra n t w hite flowerq o n , C harts*— Xo-o, I d u n n o o s I did- Yuu Opening M rt the Investigation ia to reenter aee, 1't « had to e a rn a y Living. gain log. d u o * B atedubss and Invariably ita lk a th re e o r four fe e t irr height. abou t CoL Roosevelt's campaign funds A cardial invitatio n is extended th e g ettin g hla pound pi- flesh A fter flow ering the ptant dies to a t 1904 and 1912. ladiee of Sanford and vicinity to a tte n d "O h. w ell." said on* m an. “ b* Isn't th e ground and rem ains J»vrmant Un B aiting H er. my millinery opening O ct. 10 and 11, *0 ta d . i w ent fo him' to g et a loan til beginning Its p*w g row th late tn | “W hat a re you c u ttin g o u t of ih» Raymond L. Johnson spent arsero! T hursday and Friday. The Largest and cf $5.000 and he tre a te d m e v*ry cour­ th e sum m er An ra 'a b lD h v d clum p p a te r •* te o u s ly " 1 hour* in the d ty Wednesday afternoon handsom est line of p attern h ats ever ■htiuld not b« d istu rb ed until th% , “ About a C alifo rn ia maw oecurtng "Did he lend you th e m oney f was p lan ts begin to show signs of weak­ making brief visits to his many friends. bro u g h t to Sanford will be 00 display a t n divorce b ecau se hla w tf* w ent asked. Mr. Johnson was returning to Boi umore a y pariora over YowriT* store. ness or disease. This .cvindlMcn way “No," was th# reply, “h* didn't. But not develop for many yearn, and 4 hen th ro u g h h!h pechetaC* MRS. S. M. OVERMAN. "W h at o r* y o u 'g o in g to 4 o w ith tt?" ha hooitatod a a taut* before he to- It doe* another clump ahould-b* mart» Verrity which wül open Ia • lew day*. 12-2tc ’ ’ “Put It tn my pocket.- BMtri» WOULD DIVIDE STATE Ho m e , TOWI HELP5 •d in a n«w location. 3b' &SÈB ynL h B Ih h i h �Published Seml-Woekly— Tuesday and Friday T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D IN S A N F O R D — Lite it Worth Lining N u m b t r 13 C AN FO R O , F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y , O C TO B E R 4, 1* *11 Velum« V THE RUMP PARLIAMENT PLANS ARE COMPLETED MOSLEM FANA TICS ARE ADJOURNS QUIET SESSION PREACHING HOLY WAR « ------------------- Cìih'anlic Corporation In Celery Cromwell Jacksonville Sends Delta I Assured Ask Turks To Wage War Special Legislators Home On all Christian Nations h FLORIDA NEWS ANI) VIEWS FROM EVERY SOURCE Daily Happenings in The Land of Flowers Culled and Tied • Into a Nosegay of Rrieflets FLORIDA ÜARDLNS A SICCtSS OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST IN WORLD’S EVENTS Plans Aro P erfected At M eeting This W eek And Prom oters As­ Telegrnphic Communications Roiled Down For the Benefit of Busy Herald Readers sure Confidence* ;Ñ T allahassee, F la., Oct. 3 .—(Special) B rady's flood Thing —T he houae and sen ate cleared aw ay the At the m eeting of the Commercial business before th e special session* today and a t a b it n frte noon th e legislature was Club last Friday night F. F Brady was through. M any of th e memix-rs leave culbsl upon to m ake a few rem arks andin his usual jolly m anner arose and for hom e th is afternoon. stntixl th at fie had nothing against any T he house was convened at ’9 oYloek this m orning. T h e legislative exjx-n*«- one and th at the |xs>ple of Sanford did bill was passed and certified to the sen­ Hot realize what a g»xx| tiling they had here, lb-coming dram atic Brady raised ate. tientlem en, T he Jacksonville dock site lull, which Ills hands and exclaimed I’ve got a good thing here,” to which passed th e sen ate y esterd ay , was taken M ayor S|x-ncer asked if he m eant his up. Mr. Fee of S t. Lucie offered an am end m en t lim iting th e tim e for Ja c k ­ city co n tract. B rady's statem ent and the question sonville's availing itself of th e privileges of the bill to five years, and certuln other brought down the house and every one provisions. T h e am endm ent was tabled pri-sent roared with laughter Brady finally laboriously explained M r. Fee th en offered another am end­ th a t he did not have reference to his san­ m ent referring to discrim ination and for itary contract with 11.« city and lo d<-iu feiture. T h is also was tqhhsl The o iistrate tn.it tu- was satin g tlx- city bill was assailed by him oil t he ground* of certain subm erged lands being grant money on said contract gave some facts rd for a th o u san d years and no limit time and ligurcs on the same, hot he could not set for com m encem ent of im provem ent» kis-p lus audience Iroin laughing at los to lie m ade on it. The loll tmull) got lirst statem ent through, 38 to 28. New Furnishing House Senate p ill Nor 4. authorising the -late IMnLft||f x^' treasurer to receive and luilillPM* IllnllU. I'lie lirm o .itsou tv for oxjx»nsc«» jn»'urr«»l (or till' »|x-»'l.l 1 -M ci'iilly form»»! arc mukuivt .» »t mug In«! ■ion was poNx-tl, nml tin* s«•nate lull No 1 for trail»' and oiv » lutrly ailil »1 a full .til the dock bound* (till. Ink«-II lip Utili puss most ' oinpl' t» Inn »»Í «lut Inr»y uml gei lt.1 furiii»limg» to tin- r •»!•h k i if »1,»»-ed lie- large stori- in tin- tta m e r W 'nnI Mr. W ard in iroductsi a resolution « all mg ujxin th e M-cretary of sta te to report r ill building lias tiis-n remodeled .ilei why he had not sent veto messagi-« re everything m tixtur»*» fnr the Ix-tter suiting from th e last session ol the legis display of furnishings lias lx»-n addisi lature, to th e house, b u t the resolution and the sto rr now wean» an tip to date a ir th at at trie ts till eye of t he passer by was tabled. W ill W atson, wtio formerly presidisi At th e house session yesterday alter noon, A. J. Angle of T am pa m ade a at T hrasher s store for so many years, statem en t .w ith d ra w mg from Ills seat, will h a te eiiarge of the clothing and contested by J . C. Brown of I’olk county, gents' furnishings and Jay Ibs-k, a v et­ statin g th a t he would not reipiire a vote eran in this line will have charge of the on the co m m ittee report. He said he shix- d ep artm en t, thus insuring at all All the best had merely w antisl to save the county timen the best of service from which he was elected Mr Brown brands of clothing. six»-» and gents’ furnishing-- will he iiirrn d at all tunes was seated No m a tte rs of im portance wire con ai -I Ilo old * u s i . uner» and n e w o i n s ar«* sldered tills m orning by the -clinic ■ o r d ì . ili» invitisi t o drop m and in-|x-i t T h at liody received lulls and messages the goods certified back from the house. The Sm ith-H ose house resolution providing th a t senator* Miss Falcile Sm ith, eldest daughter should not receive m ileage III excess of 100 miles pr the distan ce actually tr a v ­ ■d M SI Sm ith, was m arnisi ut muni el«»!, the act to lx* of Ixuiefit to the city Monday to Mr .Walter W Uose, m an ­ of Jacksonville, which is to lx-ar all of the ager of tin fin is ura ( ‘onipany The l o w s of the wedding was a great rx|x*n*«"S of th e session, failed The house hill providing for an appropriation surprise to the friends of tin- young to pay th e ex|x-lise* or th e session i-W W pc.ipn Ih e event was solemnize»! at ro pay th e exjx-iuw-s of tin* s w ln li was noon at the >m ith home at W inl»-r I ark Ib-v I ir Barrs of tin- W inter Park M eth passed. i«list church otlicuitiug Only tin-S m ith It was ncciswary to run the hands <>f the clock back so us to utljourn at I.' family and tlir»s- or four intim ate friends Mia* Sm ith, although a o'clock," aa th e sen ate resolution wtncii were present. was passed th is m orning, m ight lx- com ­ resident of W inter Park, is very well known and exceedingly |x»pular here, plied with. her father lx-ing one of the most esteem ­ o o o ed of tiie business men of tins entire sec­ W hen it com es to "m ovie*," (iaiiiesville la now in th e sam e class with New tion. Mr Kune is from (iainesville, (¡a The couple left im m ediately after the York and o th e r cities of n pretentious tu rn , th e popu lar P astim e T h eatre h av ­ cerem ony for u honeymoon tour. ing decided to ad m it big, little, old uml | Ili-porter-Star young, to all perform ances at th e mini P aren ts and T eachers muni ra te —6 cents. T he atten tio n of parents and teachers o o o Owing to th e fact th a t th e A tlantic is cullisl to the subject announced for battleship fleet will not finish target prnc consideration hy llcv. J h M cKinnon lice until th e m iddle of Novetnlx-r, it will ut the evening service next Sunday, not he possible for th e b attlesh ip fleet to T h e suhji-ct, "T h e Fundam ental Basis he in th e h arb o r a t Pensacola »luring tin* of Knowledge is jx-culiarly appropriate In tersta te fair. T his will lx- a great at the 0 |x-ning of »nir sciuxils. and the d isapp o in tm en t to m any. p aren ts and teacher* of the com m unity are cordially invit«*<l to atten d . o o o , C harged w ith m isappropriating funds P resbyterian Church while p o stm aster a t M ulberry, John B. Kev. J. F. M cKinnon will preach at W hite was given a hearing before Unit«-<1 State* Com m issioner C rane yesterday th e P resbyterian church next S abbath aftAmoon an d a fte r th e hearing was or­ m orning and evening. At the evening dered discharged. T h e decision was service his subject will Ik- "T h e F u n d a­ baaed on th e fa c t th a t according to the m ental Basis of Knowledge." A cordial testim ony In th e opinion of Com m issioner invitation to a tte n d the serview is ex­ Crane, th e re waa n o t sufficient evidence tended. and parent* and teacher* are to shew th e ju risd ictio n p i the U nited r*|x-cially invited to hear the dl-u-usnion S tates a u th o ritie s ." T h e m a tte r m ay lx- of the topic for the evening followed by prosecution in the state courts hy negrue* who m ade d.|>o*il* in The recent high water lias cauard the W hite’s " h a n k ." j 8o|x*h»»ppy river to get out of its banka. Ou „ 1and A I' llotx-rls. a prom inent citizen Fire S a tu rd a y afternoon destroyed a of Sopchoppy, was drowned in the river •/Portion of th e w arehouse occupied hy there a few days ago. He was a good the William* F u rn itu re C om papy in swimrper h u t the cu rrent waa too xwift for him . T hé w ater U now receding. T am p a, th e loss being a b o u t $6,800. Among the most im portant h ap p rn ing* in Sanford for a long tim e is, prac­ tically. the reorganization of Florida Garden*. Incorporated, which was brought sh o u t by the »h-utli of W. I). Holden iind th«- resignation of B. A. Howard as director and vie«- president. T he new directum are J I. (ill»»» and W It. O 'N eal of O rlando This com pany has nine directors, of which num ber six reside m tilts county iu> follows: J. N . W hitner, president, Sanford. J. L. Giles, vice president, Sanford. J. (). Packard. Sec'y Si T rees, Sanford. S. O. Chase, Sanford. W . It. ( i'N’eul. ( trliinilo II H Chap|K-l|, Sanford. Mont of them- gentlemen ure m en of affair» and am ple means, and their ax-u> ciatlotl together giv»-» a giliirimt«-*' of sucreHs to any ent»-rprise they under take. I in* new direct.im \|»-s«*r-» Oil»-» ami O N. al. are among Orlando and Orange c o u n ty ’s foremost citizens. Mr Giles 1» a large real eslal»- iiwio-r, not only in O rlando iiut *-l.»ew h«-rc ami is »>ne of tinmost »-apuhle, suci'i-ssful alul ex|x-ri i-nnsl business nit-n in Florida Mr O'Neill Is one of tin- most widely known men in the euunly. Ix»au*«' of his publi»»pint He gives nn*r»- of hi» tune fr»»In puldic m utters Ilian any mn- e|s»- per liaps ami yet hits »ucc«xxl«»l in busini-sx He is postm aster in Orlamlo and a part n»-r in tin- firm of C urtis Si O’Neal B«»»mI«-* hi» work in Orlamlo. he i» a trust»-»nf HiiIIiiin ( olli-ge, \S inter Park, ami managing »lirector of the new T ourist hotel there, ami is mleri-st»»! m many other enterprises. Of the rem aining directors, Miwsrs. W hitner, Chap|x-ll and Chase were aiming the pioneer* in tintrucking industry of the now fam ous Celery D elta. Mr Packard 1» now an ••ni husiust ■»- Klornlaian, formerly r»—i »lent of Mu lligan fin purpose -•( tin» ■••II,pans i* t •» d*velop. i «-., clear, irrigat»- anil farni th Dials on u cooixirutive basis and on u large scjjle. It is understixxl, hut lint announced th a t under this reorganization these gentlem en and their imnnxliat«ass»x-iiit«s, have, nr will. d»s-»l to F’lorula G ardens. Iticorporul«»l, 3.600 s e n s of Celery Delta lands in (•»■ »iinph- Tinm arket price id them- lands !»-iiig J 1.Ml an a»-r»-. withntll impmv eim nt ami $500 In } 1.000 wiien in cultivation and irri gntisl. it will at once lx- s«-en ttint this com pany will own pro|x*rty worth on«half million ilnllars. Tint! l h»••»<• lands can he m ade lo jiuy dividends on two or three tim es the above valm s is certain. P n e of the great results to tie obtaim sl is a greater diversity of crops. Chase Si C om pany will handle tin- output of the Florida G ardena, which assures the ix-st results. According To U prlc Sam , S ta te m e n t of the ow nership, m anage­ m ent. circulation, «-ts., of the Sanford H erald, puhli*h«-d semi-weekly at S an ­ ford. Florida, required by the ilrt of Au­ gust 24th, 1912. N am e of Poxtotlice Adilrrxs K dilor, It. J Holly Sanford, Fla. M an. Kditor. sam e Sanford, Fla Bus. M gr. \S M Haynes Sanford, Flu. Pubs., H erald P rtg. Co. Sanford, Fin. Owner* It. J. Holly. Sanford, Fla. W. M. HaynoH, Sanford, Flu. (i. W. K inahun. W ichita, Kan.» Known txindholdcra, mortgagee* ami other security holders, tmlding 1 p»-r c«*nt or more of total am ount of Ixmds, m ortgages nr other »••••untie* Noll«' Signed. W M IIAA N FS, Busmen.» M anager. Sworn (•> uml suh»eril»»,»l l»•■for•, notins 2f*th day ul >epl»'llllH-r, 1912. H. C. Du BOSK. »«•¡ill N'ntar-. Pllhlie My commission • vpir»- Fel> 1.’>, 1913. 1 hung«»» In D ep nrlnienl Store Th«1 enterprising lirm »>( D \. < alii w«-l| Si Sons »'iin alway» I••• »lep»-n»l»sl upon l»> give tin- p»-op|«- >»l till» section snim-tlimg new ami original ami D D ( aidw»-II having jiu»i reiurm-») fr»>m a trip to tiie eusterti m arkets i* making m any ciiang»-s in thu up|x-uruhi'e of tinstore, in or»i»-r to imik»- mor«- room for tiie lug »I *h' k of m w gissf» arriving dally. At the front of tin- slur»1 carpenter* have li.x-11 busy for ««-vi-riil days making u riu»»s| plutform (or tiie installation ol n cash carrier ayatern and lx»n«»ath the platform a num ber of fine »lispluv <abinets have Ix-en arranged for the display of hats and other urtu'le* \ lllimlx-r '»I flew »ih-iit -.»1>mi'll »h»'W • a.*»-» will la- install» <1 ,»i"l lb» front »»I I III* »lore will I......... tnph 1» I . '*ilang»''l I to' rear of Hie store, which lias always been Idled wilfi furniture, will lie arran g ­ ed to give a b etter effect uml the whole side of the west end of the store will lxgiven over to th e sfnx' d epartm ent. Wiien all th»- various change* an mail»tii»' •l«'|■ rtiiii'iit »tor»- will mil only pr»' »•'lit a line uppi'iiruiice. but lb»' fu<'llitn-* for handling t lo- Irjnli- will l>e greatly improv»»I and tin big volum»' of hostile*»«» tfiat 1» »'liming to Sanford tins -x-axoli will Im well tuki-ti «‘are of by tfie D epart rn»'nt Store of D \ ( uhlwell Si Sons Sanford Music ( lull F v ery mcmix-r nf the Sanford Music Club is urged to lx- preitenl at th«' meeting of tin- rlu h in th*- stad ia of Mr*. F. S. M unson Suturduy ufternoon, D»'t 5th, ut 3 o'clock- Mrs. M. II. Bowler, leader. P rogram ; Liszt. Paper, Personality ami C haracter of Liszt, Miaa Kllfti Mulioney. Paper, Com positions of Liszt, Mr*. F. S. M unson. Discussion. - -. I’cculluritc* of H ungarian Music anil la-uiling C om pisutioiis of l.iszl. M usic: In stru m en tal, In v itatio n to the D ance, Carl Von W eber, Mrs. It. F. T olar. Song, T hou url I.ike a Flower, Liszt, Miss M abel Bowler. In stru m en tal, 1» Kegutor Venezia, At Ihe Imperial T he lin|x-rial has three acts lxxik«-d to up|x-ar as extra attractio n s next week. Four p»-ople m all will en tertain during tin- wi-ek and Uw- Imperial should have a lively time. Curley M onneite, character singe/, exjiert dancer anil com edian; Joe Alvin, novelty singer, acrobatic dancer and a leailer in his line. T he Two Browns, m u ­ sical com edy entertainer*. T he prices at the Im perial are the same as usual for pictures and the v au ­ Liszt, Mr*. Cecil Butt. deville features are given as an extra a t­ traction. for which no charge is made. P io n eers to Ptrnlc Pictures change dally. The Pioneer Association of Orange county will have a real old fashioned bas­ Congregational News ket picnic ut the furi grounds in Orlamlo Kev. J. I). Langley will preach at the on the 16th of O ctober. A m o st cordial C ongregational church next S unday nt invitatio n is extended to all th e old Bot­ the usual hour*, m orning and evening. tlers in th e co u n ty , and to every one else Those who heard him last Sunday will interested in the history of Orang«1 coun­ come again, and ull who were not present ty to com e and have a gixxl time. then ar»- urgently invited to atten d these J I'ierpont M organ proved a willing m-rvi»-«-*. Prof. M aris will risu m e his work in the witness t»xiuy before tiie Clapp Commit Sum iay school, taking charge of the t«x- investigating cam apign expenditures. Bible class, and Kev. latngley will he T he financier t**tified th a t he had given ready to m eet the clans of young men. $160,000 to the K epuhlican cam paign of All young men not connected w ith other 1904 and $30,000 to th e R epublican cam paign of 1908. churches are invited to join' thta class. C onstantinople, O ct. 4.— Moslem priests und fanatic* throughout T urkey are preaching n holy w ar against all . a Furop«>. Intlnm m atory circular* arc iming distrihutixl everyeiiere urging all * Jk T urks old enough to ix*ar arm s to rise against tin* C hristians. No l.oan* Allowed lam don. Oct. 4. —F u rth er news of arniixi liosiilitns in lliu Balkans was reccivexl today, it is stated th a t sixty arm ed Servians crossesd into T urkey h u t were chaaixi l»uck after n sharp fight. K uhhiii is ungvrtsi and Inis joined other nation* in refusing to allow loans for thn wnr. G reek Ship < »m m nndcrcd N»'w ^ nrk. N Y . Oct. 4. Ju st as the tiMs'k stram sliip Mactxlonili wu* alxiut to ».»ii lor Piraeus tixlay »ho was coinmiind»-cr»»l 1>> the Grcvk consul beneral tier*i'wo ihlMIHHIIll pasxeliger* ilis••m b,irk'd and tlx v»-\»«'i »ulhsl for l'iillailelplila to he hiudisl with am m unition for the Greek arm y. Site will then re­ turn h»'r> to take nlxmrd the (iris-k arm y r»-».'rv»'«« now m th<- i ’nilixl Slate*. l.urupe nn Armed ( amp laiiidon, Fngliinil, (let. 4. The Bal­ kan peninsula is Ix'ing rapidly transforin»»l into an artinsi cam p. Acconlmg to ilispatcln-x from tin' capitals upw.» <« ol a million men Jiav» Ixx'ii or»li'r••«I to mohiltze and to decide once (or all in a trial hy eum hut tin* «{uiwlion of •'hanging conditions of the in h ab itan ts ul Furnpeim |ir»»v nice* of T urkey. The »'ll«-ct of a dem im ntration of tiie m ilitary fore«« of tiie B alkan stilt«»» is tir»t to lx- trn-d. For thu» purpose ulgarta, S«-rvia, G reece und M ont»a>gr have order«»I th e m ohihzution of the ♦•ntir*- available urmu-n uml if tins ojx-n tiireat •1»x** not secure wfiat they dem and from tin- Turkish governm ent tin- tn-xl f» w ■t,i v » in,» v -••«■ f»«rt 1h•r »t»-|-s taken. 41 l> tt Davi t Hr ni Blown, n wealthy young New \ ork »portsnian. lost lus life, and ins m echanician. T ony Scudolari, was fatally injured u* Hie result of an accid e n t on th»' W isconsin uulomoliile race cnurHc Wislnemlny on tin- eve of the eighth running ol tin- note«I \ un»i»-rbilt cup rui»-. Bruce Brown wu.» driving Ins highpowi'risl Fiat «'ar 90 mile* an hour whi'ii u rear tir«- b|«-w out. The heavy car swerved Into a dlli'li and I ho no ii .ind Hie lino'lilnc were culupult»-<i iliugoiiully aero*« tiie track . T he men w ire throw n rl»-ur out of tiie »-ar, which wax iiurle»! high into Hie air. It was crushed to piece*. Bruce-Brown'* skull was crushed mid his left leg wu* broken. H«' ulso suffered internal injurie*. Tiio m echanician's skull was crushed, hD arm liroken und his txxiy terribly torn. The «luring ypung driver died thn-e hour* uft«'r tin.- accident, huving only partially regained corux-iousness for'u fewi m inute*. Surgeons hud trvjdmxl ids skull on iioth sidr* in un effort to save his life o o o T he Soutli C arolina D em ocratic Cummitt«*', at it* .»caitioii in C olum bia, <!«•I'lurixl Col«- L. Ilea*«-, tiie incumLx'iit, tint D em ocratic nom inee for G overnor. Thu r«'port of the nub-com m ittee appointed to investigate tiie alleged fraud* and irregularitie* in the prim ary of Aug. 27th, re|nirl«-d th a t it had nut found proof of sufficient fraud or irn-gulnrity to alt»*r the fuco of Hut returns. W illi this done, A ttorney* for Ju d g e Ira D. Jones, can­ d id ate against Gov. BD um*, withdrew Id* proP-nt. On the face of the return*, aa approved hy the com m ittee, Gov. Illease hud a m ajority of ab o u t 3,000. o o o 'G overnor WllidR left laat night on a 3Ç w estern cam paigning to u r which will *: cover 4,686 miles. H e will *j>«ak in Indiana, Illinois, ^ ie h ra sk n , C olorado, Kansas*. Missouri and Ohio. W hile in N ebraska ho will speak with W. J. B ryan, in M issouri, C ham p Clark will stu m p with huiiw•. o o o T he first train over the Georgia: rail* , road left this m orning with strik e breaker* aa conductor* and flagmen. T here was no violence. , , , *- A fi-lr ■ I 'l l , ’• V & �'ri* s' -/r i O cU U i . IJJ1 Saturday, October 5th :: Monday, October 7 th _________ f _____________ DRESS G O O D S V T ir G*(X»lri A r t h i : .in f . o a ir r o m rm m * W e have & epwrial line of t i t ­ o u s m a t * » 1r r an r ìucmaa} upem ne a amor urn- mae& ular w e a n s in I>rras Gcxidt. « u t f r e s h s c M e r r É a n d w a in » w s x s m ’f roust u j - n - Also nee xwr large and varied line <.*' 1 *^a lin e n s, also Table and Bed Iantxii I t f till- v^..- u n » sartia. Vaia— Ai trot neei. p rtrm .. we ìmve th è Tupne?r n. gia.tCT m ir ioprj£ n. j t c ì Si “1 98e SiTTTVG T im a i t a n n ü u m uie-ia. w rtr iim w n n e kt- ij*» 2sir gran» nny . 25c S IL I i4 r * Kn**~ia dum»" t« p*» mn rtMir a 11Lk —:a ii»i— i y*»t Til* f t w ” * - * »* <w 24c n • n fce*ar^_iJ ncnr* 1- --J* t » a n w m mm*i—■ u tacili*' -wntr mu Uc m * <m tm t u r n « f C iC a la* u n a luia- «nr I Ü ««I* n -a r rm n<ow^* «T9 * « C l i n i t» p p r a t i u '.c b «Tj t ■« t i » I ■. a « Um u m o b w r u mu if b iic iL ic a La* O K U » a m iii( t ic tic for th»« a yard 25c ~ H< SI" »■>t nu .1 fee*. J uki.'} im» i i La i t a ' S n j» Irr LaJL ti the farouro h*7 i • nail.'» !.. »a* i:’r i "-li •» i *t, c- ter rr»? _‘ •U a*. •- I »••* I * *** i!r T ìiif u ar. ;*• bargain and a -•^1 39c 3t-io UNEN SITTING S*c H eavy weight lin e n Suiting sperxal'y a c a p u d to fall wear, for this sale a jrard ___ ______________________________________________ 39c h i MON A f EFPF. vK Kinfif üph: arn ca*■ 1Sc Txaime llr ite s U l » HV v 10c “ RI LI ( P 17, r 51.75 B LA N K ET - i . ii* t i n t uur. ìtmhvkj a shit»~r* 'T u-,- - a,*** *• 39c 13k Splendid value ¿a .. f I'.iariket. ‘ull si7c ;iA:r ?** S a tu ro a i W* 1 ' ) ( ) and M onday I • • > */ it» km K m c ncr« ta> in tf ij» « t W* ar» »aowiui i aer* la* j T n o * hik* a»*- t fr-.trrr cr '.»Uliru? »n. al ruin?*, a —i a IT«4, H IT Lt, V *>-• — »raszQM^iF mt* (i fit—lj. uii: t r if c u n a a tu* ncUTT’ arul' t u * ' — *■ « i r S i-in Shepherd PLxrf K • » T t ! w e r r* l i ^ r w Tic l * r r O lu iir« wer» « iv k «* \ ( otlon Corduroy iKm t fail to see uur 1In*- of colored < oniuruy nothing U tte r . f<*r r,»" »if sale o P* p r o n e ctf ib e tiaiii* * :irr» & I wonderfully low prices. 5S*r < A l < ü t £ Buuciuic. fin w m r « u . s i — É istrise­ li. niTT. in « lib r i S-r un* liti» b u u m i’ irne Mimcurt j\ ^ i vhtc O oT C S l - S I trogone *hr im r a* U»r itrv m u s r f m i» «ksisuz. n i wuci tf a y r r a ;V ry» n barri, tarry tua» unc n n n . appurar si»» irr* OH 5 C j Hi n o n .'- ru t V ft>** m u U c KC I»weUro| 11 -r ^ rv •‘»ir itti» if »u'v inir *'i-— ■u r n a wil ’.** •« mu»* ' ?,t* , 0 ‘:' ‘ tir *^atu»m.» im i tói*»aai . wunteC V« a»* :. « v ir-rt nt mi*’ \r r 1 n ] ^ l fui Toh it a! - .1 r> .-a» ' d tlt> * C i vut . *»X ‘ *, .1, ve* 7* $2 Y5 Iw < l Nap Blanl* • v’ w -• -Liu*: mnt*rK. i, : »mrx / » /C 4 t«ir *u ■ U*R . *• f J .15» a t»nr at ^ » 1 ( j O t ? i> sai» »Ti.'i O 1 • 1 *( ' tÄ ( A » M / X * r T ^ 1»Sf *• mmr' awn «tu i**<ju*rr rmi-—r m Ur fu r« ' »CM p o m i Ik'.jav *i H i* i f t l m E .W Ef T« n tu *«**« r * » i*»-c ir I» I C U —: nma n r * « u -u u i S i i * U N E N N A P h l N > $I.H W* jiiiw )u< *>—r". re l ui~p* Ktupniec: ci' utn* A.IR t* ; If c**_m> (*01X111/»!*. mie ut* m im m r tiien; o f ear± 1I tun \ n r f cni’v 98c r 0*1x1 u a r m » \: O i M p t L ’T ' *r?*ii b *t* **■ * •* tal na::*—:• t l 4* j « ar*»xJ« a Ita irr^ jiu i » 'ur if p u n wvl w i r j S: >» anc ldouai.-. r jt jii ‘ tic ■*-. irw m lo c r «Jc tT T l C ta c la lln * o f it n i >u b i « b « I' p -» » '^ u a p »»9 » r im o * M m u iU r jiir cr* nwrulop* & It» u » II o' K E G n r u t L P e tti» »c. r . B w u i l ^ i a r t louf C-t u Ilnur* I O lA n »T.. n t ML T K a ó rm u 7 • **nrtL « t . £ If—nr E oiira u B«tn #. KcLirm «e.. R W A D G ortoL.d a - u J . L L tn d tanc II I Ksnrr £ E.uhr. rt r s . n .V B. «ti. n a « . s a ra i W n g ta U 1 U B t t t u u t .. 0^. «I *: W*. Wil 9**1 t ; . ^ Buinu»o lir | i n s .r e ^ 4 « * 4 -0 ;i- , > vare *:. i FREE! Only Fnt mtrr weeL* to *t-7U7t t mam at u»a Hand»an*»r*rta«wt ap- pnuif away al**:Uu'.*-y fnt hi » • vi» a 1 c m »»nlv l»»m»*.k 98c t*0 " M I N $1.98 g l II T> s : i • \ - . - .* c-:.-.:»* Satin Mart*-. ?»*■ ■*■ ■*•». •i<*':cii> i oar» ruf S a tu ro a \ nnd M onday only _______... $2.48 WHAT! ONLY! 9Sc ! *n lUij S{>»>ads cr (k*puuir gv»»d .,*> ' *>•.,*:i w*i»*» ' 1» 51 25* DON’T FORGET YOl R TICKETS T\r± r\\r\ I>:i!tar1‘irrhase uv ct\t*youatK'kei enutlmi»>n»u toaemtneeoc trieiaikwnngHaixbiirrk Prb*<Friv: $47j() WmcbeCer Auuvnalic iTop-lbod St-wing Machine. l(t.0(t MHf5:inOak Rixtkir. 8-(K«lytaüierStra;»Brartii Trunk. 8JI0 Leaih«- Ltnwi C'<tw-Hk^*Travt4ingHiur. 5.00 RoundTopOakCenUrTable. M EVS SITTS It i • »- S a t u n i a t ax>d X l»»nday sa * r ^ StMT-ix) LAt E> and Tnmtri.ng' ju st a r m cC an ' " ready for S a t.." and M onday«, ing. Hand?*, ent t,r of Baby Irish, Si—• ** Plait and N.*' YaL Aba-» Buti’ ii1. Ratine and \ a: Point La«* ‘ freon 5c up. Ml Sl lN TNDKRWF.AR SALE no* Kfiuwmg ii eompirte lid ime cé Royal Tailors' all wuu. gampie* l tr Mes. * Hans Tanored Suits, tiii* Hauam are a wonder Vu all Se» them. (.»ur km pnet« 1 i*r Saturday and Moixlav we have h e n fa rtu n a tr m -*1* to sivurr rxtraordinary bargains in Irodies Muadm Gown.*. S i.ru . an>! I hembk’s. lare and embruiderj* trim m ed, value» • i W / i to } 1 mV Thb> u hide Ime each a /O v SPECIAL .SHOWING «Si i*791?AY AND**0»«»*^ big u« e » « « » U s « MEW F A L L H A TS FOR M EN AND B O Y S . w r flB ¿ r-I' Tattle "■ t r » 1 •*» pinf bit?’ •**•* e*tTi».n< m* ‘ $2.48 l ■TZ Full 72m Satin I>aroj asL. Snt»w P.W-arht'i. a B T J B U M n V U 4f> «:i»H*nd»d crua! *\ ?. ** " *u* m in u a *a eia»! ’.t»» ‘«0*9.11 »C a’ r»*ou''**c w. S l _2, • •j tfc-T u m a m d i im tu> i d m : i»ur> riaUi-ci ■ 10c < m>* a « i*iitx.-:ii «V a* to m*ui* ur » tauri» (Mi > :jjn o a r x i s in - I> m n tT N af» k in .s. a t. & SONS TIME, '" l . •>- .v- CÀSH DO IT T FORGET THIS SANFORI DEPARTM ENT STORE Tw o Store»— 121-123 E. F lr«t Stroot- an- • 7. iiV i, * FLORIDA �The most glowing description would fail utterly to do justice to the many “Patrician” styles we are showing. You must see them for yourself, and compare them with other shoes, to fully appreciate their exclusive elegance. Try the “Shoe with a Million Friends” and you will realize what real satisfaction m e a n s . .................................. $3.50 $4.00 We have the Largest and Best selection of Men and Women Shoes ever shown in (his section and our Prices are Right. Every Pair Guaranteed. Come and see for yourself. SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. S U C C E S S O R S T O D. L. T H R A S H E R 125 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T SAN FO R D , FLO R ID A 1-1 um of Un* shadows were what up|x-ar«x| lx* already under n different part of the itnx-t, where I turned asid e front the Strand ’* busy t liront; und pursuing this siUCe in the train to roniiise him. und in th e better light of thr nearer por­ strix-t, which in leas than a hundred f; n tion ron«* th e bed* snow y m aw upon the A map of the various line*, that make y a n ls changed its nntne to How street in 4 t\ n t\ d itty height of which it wu* ev id en tly a perfeet network of the ritv. c|o«-< riot the w u> Iairidon streets are alw ays doing, u u a iny fate to r«|>Oae. if I cou ld , in forget-1 simplify m atters m uch, fur each line is mid found in a ipiiet place a nice little a n i-riti-d bv a ililTi-rent - olor and they hot el much pairrmlzixl h Americans. 1.1 • 1 '.1 M t*•<V Vitti*.« P V •rVtfl'ri i f ’ ail'l ri-f r•»" unì i( -o •■ Imrdlv T o i In (ifl t, Hour ,.f r» t- 1D»*«t I•fry 1 ('limb­ I me froth tile floor. approaching liefnr* In »in ' a place the im nginatioi runs ► l l t i ' A s ^ *•)• 1 ,t a .to g « * 1 ........... rt.mil> , - t tu 1in .i 1 t-.i .if ait «•! i’y ator, and 'Hlicr* the writer had decided t•• sp* nd pe •le **r ••lili I lui.' ii wae t hai i apace and h\ the ra m ile'' feeble t>eaiM la. k f lie 'llllpll-’i * V of our wtj i •Vk,1’ s S ; f..u i »•1 in -, '•*!( *i l.i -I «iiIl.xl a- 1 wishixl • ari I '• « n •lie next few day* III t lie suburb' "I I .••li III th»in a i in iIxHidon. •Ion. ni'toad of in th e middle of I he • 11 \ In •I .1 Me •• I li.id lin i-l heard liefer*' one mas 'um m on as a em iri, the '|x*-iii trill** ami until line III»' ii was nectsoiary for him to ciiange t r ai ns m ining tuwards m e as I pror«x*|etl along ;orj( ,,( all the departed guests that have *h ilr th»*y urr very coiiÌujiiiik. T he nume of thè 'treet ut tlrst soum led In lamdon all roads lends to C haring f uni ili ur. hot mi more was thm ight uhout at the fam ous little tow n of Kugb>. Im*-j one of these w inding w ays. It was preceded one to that sam e prodigious cause th e one he wan on did not stop ut evidently so m eth in g walking, but th e resting place. Kven on e's own face in Cross. Hero is th e center of th e enor­ il ut thè lim e. I «Min loum l thut I wu* Watford, w here he ex|>ertcd to find su it- I sound was not sharp enough to tie that thr tiny mirror, with which the guest mous city, and m ost distances are rock- fortunate lo Ih- in sucli a lix-nhty, fi ir i( It is easily reach too was full of |>ri' ioii' memorie*. able accom m odations. T h en 1 was so | of a horse's iron shod fi*-t, and surely i ^ supplied, «su ns strange and to lack a omsl from this place All short a tim e lietw een trains it w as mi no human being could inuke such a noiso |„ M|y for the candle ligh ts but a sm all >sl h\ all menus of transportation Directly acro** thè n arro a stri*-t i* Three i o s m i ( ,.irdeti M arket, tiie i-lm-f mar possible to ms' m uch of the tow n, but it •>> walking So it was with a great portion nt a tim e Hut most impreo- the motor huvu-x pass here ( Ine of kel of I .«•udori for fruitx and Vegetahlixl was som e satisfaction to think one bad deaj ••! • uriosity that I expected m o- *jve of all is to climb in the durkliisvt subw svs luive a 'ta lio n here Il t .d « ' 11-» li.uni (ro|ti thè t>«s*n on the very scene of "Turn llro w n -' incularli) tin- emme •>( the approaching u|Min the Ix-d’s dizzy heigh ts und sink t o - t h e largest ra ilw u )' has a .la lio ii In-rc alni llow er' School D a y s” and "Tom Hrown at '*nind would appear around the bend of unknow n d e p ile in ocean ' of featliers. also '•o (a rsoti cun ca'ily re.n ii this fati tn.it it w a' -il *>|d tiie i un io n i (iarItugby." ib. 'tris iM ill I contiiiiM'l to go mi and Once one ha* to sink, th e fear of rolling - part of the city, und it is the point for den of St l’i t e r '', U 'estm illsler 11ti«* The next train proved to he not ip n te j the noise, like so m e one striking cocoa- off the prinligious height is aucctsxltxl by j which all strangers make \ldx-y After tho di-u-'tablishm ent of When tlx- w riter emerged from tin- thè convelli.*, fruii ami vegetatile stand* so fast as th e first, but was ip u le gixel I mil shells togeth er, seemed to grow near- the fear thnt one will suffocate, or «•*<- i i | m > enough, and Soon lundixl the writer in or and nearer, until 1 must have gone a th a t fate, one wonders how it will lx* underground statio n there he found him ­ wi-re bulli ugaiust ila wulls. Iti lOUl thè H alfo rd . H e bad picked out W atford quurler of a m ile. A t last it seem ed to possible to get out. again when m orning self exactly in th e middle <»f Ixmdon, Karl of Ih-dford huilt il largì- qundrungle surrounded by the countless objects and around it, and thè l’iazzu of thè convont for the reason th a t on the map it a p ­ be rigid upon m e and suddenly around comes. q g b in lx- tlii- specim ens of linn old furniture, c it\ mid do»-* not need i tie winding pu.' SOME IMPRESSIONS AND EXPERIENCES OF A TRIP TO O U ) ENOLANI) peared to bo far enough out of lam don to lie In tho c o u n try , where one could enjoy th e freedom , ami still lx* near enough to reach th e city every day. Hut he was surprised to sex- th at Indore getting to W atford he was passing through a continuously built up section , really n p a rt of London, and when ho got to W atford he w as fnr from th e country, in th e m idst of the city though still eighteen or tw en ty miles from the center of Ixindon. As London ~hM‘grow n it has alworlied score« of etna'll tow ns and villages which »till retain th eir original name«. T hey are all, indeed, under th e laindon C ity Council, b u t are tow ns within a tow n, if such is ponsible, A few bourn of d ay lig h t were left, so the w riter had an o p p o rtu n ity to walk around a little and see w hat an Knglish village Is like. W atford rem inded him. and ao d id th e o th e r villages ho saw , of the village« we som etim es sc« on the stage. E v erytltfng seem s to lx* so com ­ pactly b u ilt upon th e clean, narrowlittle streets. T h e houses are all built of atone, have th e ir doorsteps d irectly upon th e w alkw ay, o r perhaps there is a little space betw een th e walk and tindoor where is room for a few carefully kept flowers and th e roots of a vine th a t climb« over th a doorw ay. •Since.the stre e ts are.-narrow and th o houaea b u ilt directly u p o a them , und since th e y a re never stra ig h t for m ore th an a few feet, one c a n often, bear the turn apiH’ared tw o workm en, who H ow ever, no accidents befell the tra v ­ because of the sharpness of the tu rn were eller, and the middle of the m orning rigid upon me before I suw them , and found him on hm way to "T h e C ity ," I saw that th e (jacking noise cam e a* the m ain pert of London is called, along with th em . Upon KWiking closely where he foetid Ix-tter accom m odations I observed th a t th ey hud their fevt en- and the friend who hud preceded him ca.'isf in great heav y wtxiden shoes, such th e day before. o-s I thought were to lx* found only in As in Liverpool, the railw ays entering Holland. And since they wen* keeping Ixmdon have each u sep arate statio n , step it was these shoes coming in c o n ta c t and having landed at one of these s ta ­ with the hard p av em en t that m ade such tions one may take the subw ay to any a loud and unusual noise. I could not part of th e city. Heing so different b u t la- thankful th a t every one did not from our subw ays they are worthy a w ear them, for o n e would lie deafened. sh o rt description. In the first place th ey are railed W atford proved to he a very quiet place, though th e re was much of b eau ty "T ulx-s," l»y the Ixim loner, and well and interest to n stranger. Indeed it th ey m ay lx* so called for each trark runs was neither tho c o u n try village which through its own ‘com p artm en t, which th e writer desired nor yet did it oiler the is shajied exactly like u tu b e. Some­ advantages one w ould expect in such a tim es one has to go down immense dis­ city a* London. A fter a diligent senrrh tances to get to them , Ix-causc they are a "h o tel” was (bund th a t seemed to be a urranged in such a netw ork th a t at one little better th a n th e one or two ftthers place no lesa than five tu b es crpss, one in the place. H em th e w riter had the above the othPr, a t one point. One ra th e r novel cxpcrifliic*.of going to bed never m akes the ^n istu k e of walking by candle lig h t In what* purported to be down the step* tu lh e m m ore th a n once. a ho(el In one of th o b est suburb« of the A fter th a t one |a » -e ,th e " l i f t ." * T here is rro • y / k n o w n to the w riter w orld's largest City. Doe* not th a t ms'iii strange to us Americans? T he in which onwttVny more easily lose one’s room itself, appeured- by tliat feeble ray sense of direction tliun in th ese “ tulx-s,” tn lx- unite large enough, indeed tlx -1in London. First, you are put out of m ore distant part* of It were q u ite loet th e lift on the opposite »iff»- from which to view in the gloom , although four you entered, then you have to pursue o th er cfn d lw w ere discovered, ev id e n t­ long w inding passage w ays th a t cross ly left by a prodigul maid, and w ere oilier passage ways whence come« the pressed into service to add th e it tin y ro ar of passing tu b e train s, then up or •p a rk agaioxt th o darkness. Loom ing down stepe until one feels that ono m ust ^ ** » association* of interest he had com e th o u ­ sands of inilcà to -ux>. Imlixxl. a ghinee around seomtxl to reveal all th a t was worth while in the history of the Kng lish speaking ruce, and all th at wo* worth while in all of Knglish fiction. It m u x overwhelming to lx- brought up Irom below ground and to lx- set down right in the midst of things one had read and heard und studied about and I io | mx1 to -«x- lor years ami years. Kvery nume -ux-nnx! as fam iliar as though I hail lxx-n transported to the pages of D u m i Cup|M-rfield and were in im agination w alk­ ing through the fam iliar ogi-nes. Her*was ('liuring ('runs and the S tra n d , and nearby the T ham es, the Houses of I’arestminaUT, inster, TI rafalgar Squari I .>nient, tfiifru, W wcnim rufuiRttr .stiuurv . . . . . lux-ami* tlu- lounging place of all thè faxhionable nn-n uhout tow n. Thi* piazza and thè taverna ro n n eeted with it were conspicuous in thè soeial, literary and drum utic history of th è eighteenth cen tu ry . T he centrai aventi«* of thè m ar­ ket ia limai witli *hops in w hich aro dlspluytxl th è miwt costly and exqulaltc fruita und llower* ono enn imugine, H Iteli thè m arket i* in full swing a very um m uted and Ix-auliful scene awuit* one. N otirr o f AppIIr»Hon for T u Ikrrd I nder Hörllon N of C kopier i l f i l , U m o f H o rld « Notirr U |lrm th$t A K H)oblom, o( Ijiku M ory. KU.. (Mirchaorr of T o i (VrtiAcmU* N o . Ju75. «Utnl the &th (Uy of Junr*. A. I). 1H9I, ha« fUrv) rertirtratt ln my o<f\rm, and haa mad« appllration for tai tlanf tn U«uo In a<v«irdanf** wlth Uw. lüwi rrrtlAratr _ 1 .. . ernbram th* followlnf«xdrwrribrvl « . X r pvoparty. «ituaU In O nnc« counlir, KloHdä« lo-vtei l. rfphi ritht of wayKlfc. it , Ju.Mt beyond îJ V Q ifl H. H. Tp CO, 8.. It. SO K.. Th« »i<f Und twin« . und the N elson C olum n. I y the palace gardens, and w ithin just a ■( tbr illitr of liw bciunnrr of ru rh certificato In tbo of Unknow n. m inutes walk, all th n t one could wish to rvamr Un Wem»aid ¿»flirtrat» »hall t*» rwlawnal accordsee in a week. 1 d id n ’t know where to Ini tu Uw, lat ocoi will Lwuc thefvon oq th« 2Sth d$y of (Mobw, A. U. 1912. begin. To us of Am erica who have to rny ofTVtal «irnaturr an d «cal th u ih r Wltr b r r , A. D 1912. truvel nil Tifr from one place of interest ’Jlrd d$y of ^ (mU. M. HOIt IN-HON. CIcfk Circuit Court, Orane» Co., FU. to .an o th er it is bewildering to lie placed My M. A. Howard. I). O, in such dose touch w ith so m uch of his­ K M tc toric anil literary interest, all concen­ la f o u n t ? C ourt * tra te d into so sm all a space. O ranrr ('«»uni* .,Klo«i<l$. o' «Ti.l fowolw' E vidently this wax a place in which to /I) lo fnealf \t bert-we. K W kUiuqv) aj-1.1 .*«1 t o i Km court settle down to d a y s of revelling in the (•>r U-tlrr» of »«1rnint»tration on the rvtato of Kllia. Murfr. (irrruni, lair of miw! munty of Oran«», w orld’s best sight* and memorii-s, so u Tb«w* ire, thrrrfom, U» Ht» arnl admonUh all hotel wax the first thought on recovering *n‘' *ln;'lU ,,'h* kridr^t .ml rmliton ot « si to t«- xnd *pi>mr Ixilor* lhi* court on or pooacmion ol the wandering fancy. A ] b»lor* tha^sth tUy ol o<xnb*r. a . 1>. mix and flt* ohjcrtlcn*. 11 *ny Ihry hxv«*, to tha (rmntlnx pine« was found n o t so very far from Irtter. a* alors»U1. otbrrwi» th* um* «111 t* (ranted a* praywd. here th a t ju st su ited . A walk of six or Wltn*» ray nam* m County Judy* ol th* Coun­ alorraald. thh ïllh 4»y olW K*pl*mt>*T. 1912; seven short block» along the S tra n d to ty (Mol) J[j ------------ th e westward *eatword b ro u g h t me to W ellington * . L«kt» ,- n . ,V xt*tí[fl.x4-íx . IH riw tp iTcr " '"coantyVid**. �mm ___ _ ftp 2 A KNOCK-KNEED TOWN Nln* Out of Ten AUanlsns Either "K n o ck ed " or "B ow ed" Atlanta, G*-, Oct. 4. —N inety-nine of •very hundred men In A tlanta are either ‘ . T w ' j!Ï knock-kneed or bow-leficeit If* a bio» to local maaculine pryjr, hut it is sjull) tru e. Cotfllion leader* and hod-carrier*, th e y are all alike in this r«»|)«-t that their underpinning la out of true. T h e fact waa developed in connection with th e announcem ent th a t tir h t trou■era are to be worn again th b winter. Time la to be tu rn e d backw ard more than fifty year* In Ita light, ao far as m en's, fashions are concerned, and mere m an is to don th e toga hia g n at-g ran d fath er t m d to ewar. E ngland has already turned back to th e a ty le e of 1840, and returning tourists tell of th e fashions which m ust inevit­ a b ly reach every ham let and village in America. According to th e tailor* the new atyle is going to be partlcularyl hard on A tlan­ ta men. A bow-legged or knock-kneed ■tan will have absolutely no show to look other th an ridiculous in the new spider-legged cartorial affects. Tip for Prohibition!»«* U f I*f f- w Bf A criticism th a t has frequently been m ade against anti-ealoon leagues and individual prohibitionists is th a t they are inclined to be destructive rather th a n conatru ’live; th a t they work them aelvca up into n fever heat in works of abolition but usually fail to ace anything m uch to do tow ards offering attractio n s ■■ su b stitu tes for th e liquor establish­ m ent. J u s t aa th e bad boy can be turned Into th e family Joy, if Ik* is given some­ th in g interesting to do by which his a n ­ im al spirits and pent-up e n e r g y ca n Ik* utilized, so can the bad man Ik* made Into a useful citlaen If his diwire* are sat is fled in a whohwome way R ecently, in Schuylkill county. Pa., where th ere is a rath er strict license system , the l*oml of judg.«i were *<> as­ tonished at the small nuddver of appli­ catio n s for saloon license, an inquiry was in stitu ted Into the cause I t was discloses) th a t of the total n u m ­ ber of saloons in the county, only th irty p er cent were m aking money and the owner* of the rem aining seventy |*er cent were willlirg to go into some more profitable husinesH (If the «liloonlst* forty per cent attrib u ted the decline in business to the coming of the moving p ictu re show which nhsortnd the nickels and dim es that used to flow into the sa­ loon keeper's till T he discovery would s»*em to indicate th a t m any men who frequent saloon* do so for purely ax-tal purposes. Many of them have u n in terestin g —now and th an , nagging homefolka. Some of them have no home ties, w hatever, and the saloon in m any instances is not a ttr a c t­ ing them because it Is a |>larc to get a drink of alcoliol which most men know does nothing but lay up trouble for a future day hut tieraune in the brightly lighted barroom they will find some jolly com panions and so a bit of gaiety to wind up another day. I t looks very reasonable then to con­ clude th a t |>otent medium for reform Is offered in the " s u b stitu te " theory At a recent brewers' convention in Chicago m ost pessimistic re|M»rta m m made a b o u t the falling off in business. "C h i­ cago mqn are going daffy over drinking b u tte rm ilk ." one !>eer m anufacturer wailed. And another member of the convention bitterly ru m p laim d th at soft drink stan d s —«specially where milk d rin k s are sold were greater enemies to hi* business th a n the crusader*. C om panionship and en tertain m en t a n d —butterm ilk m ight bring more than on« m an back to a wholesome way of living.— M iami M etropolis. Plied for Record N . H . G arner to B. L. Perkins, wd., $1. Saturday, October 5th :: Monday, October 7 th DRESS G O O D S NEW G OODS Are arriving daily in immense* quantities for Saturtiay and M onday opening, in only th e latest and freshest M erchandise in th e season’s m ost up-tod ate styles. N ote—As has been proven, we have th e highest in quality and lowest in prices. $1.25 Diagonal 98c One of tin* favorites of this season, all woo! diagonal Serge in black, navy blue and colors, opening sale Q Q „ price ------ « / O C 59c CATCHER Hookfold, standard w idth, all wool Serge in navy, also black. See Ibis line Saturday and M onday a yard 59c SU ITIN G Thw is a beautiful m aterial, navy, w ith fine white.*stripe, 3fx* grade 35c SILK PO PLIN 2 Ic A sj>eeial chance to get any color Poplin at thus sjMs'ial price, a yard 12* <jc Outing Flannel lOr We are showing a large line of Outings in all colors, also a com plete line of cheeks and plaids. ( >ur sale 1 A price .... 1 U C Duckling Fleece 13 1 ,c O ur line of Duckling Fleece (luting will he placed on sale for Saturday and M onday next, at only per j « ) 1 yard I O 2C 25c i 24c In a full selection of light and dall •ut n i to. *|*ecial This popular Bhm eye opener at the pi n • $2.35 a pair at d* 1 (k Q t his sale only *p 1 $47.50 10.(K) 8.00 8.(K) 5.00 H and­ absolutely free. 12 1 .r < ti r lai ti Splendid value B lanket, full size, pair for S atu rd ay and M onday M. T . Anderson to T. J. Sm ith, wd., |* ,0 0 0 . E. M ason Roberta to Helen A. Rollins, Wd., $1500. A. D . G ordon, et ux., to J. L. S trick ­ land, $10. N ancy E. K uhn, et vir., to Jno. H. R ey n eart, wd., $1300. J e a n e tte W right, to W. M. B rittain, Wd., $10. Standard size Dinner N apkins, all linen, nmv Now is the chance to buy your curtain m a­ while, for Saturtiay and M onday sal terial, full title n* West we s.i\ a dozen only fall patterns "• $1.98 10c I m lv $1.25 table Damask Full 72in SaJ in I )am¡Lsk, Snow Bleached. a splendid quality to m-II at $ I 25. 11petting sale price a A Q yard only » /O l $ 3 .0 0 SATIN O LILTS $ 2 .1 8 \tta 'i.i- genuine S alin M an tilles t j . Milled designs. Vours ror and Monday only ...... Su,unlaï $2.48 WHAT! ONLY! 98c Large size Bed sp read s or O uills, M •' riis, most (Hipular designs, gì nmI value and ready seller for $1 25. S|K*eial pall* Winchester Automatic DmfwHead Sewing Machine. Mission Oak Rocker. Ie ith e r Strap Braced 'l'nink. le ath e r Lined Cow-Hide Traveling Bag. Round Top Oak Center Table. M E N ’S SUITS 98c LACKS and T rim m in g ' ju st arrived and vuli | m read y for Sat urdav and M onday’s ••pening. Handsom e hue of Baby Irish, Shadow. P la tt an d N'uiniainl) Val. Also Bohemian. R atin e and Van I *> P o in t Lace. Si-viai from 5c up. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE We are now showing a com plete fall line of Royal Tailors' ■all wool samples for M en’s H and Tailored Suits. this season are a wonder to all. in a i 1 7a mu 1 - 1 d* 1 *W \ *p 1 • »)»/ $2.50 LINEN N A PK IN S $1.98 S c rim Howard-Packard Land Co. to Himer J. G ulley, wd., $760. 1Sc $1.75 BLANKETS $1 19 With »‘very Hollar I ’ureluLSt* we give you a ticket entitling you to a chance on the following Handsome Prizes Free: a OQ t ) ,/C KI MONA C R E P E DON’T FORGET YOUR TICKETS some Prizes we are giv­ away Heavy weight Linen S u itin g specially adapted t»i fall wear, for th is sale a yard Fot M ..||da\ We »»ill sell filli 1*. inch m>Ii tini'li ( 'aniline, is width Pk- a yd, for H t \ Mom lay, 1 day. |u yds | t / C $4.48 ing 3f.-ln LINEN SU IT IN G 39c This brand of Silk' i' alu.iv** w anted. We are m.w showing a full line in all colors a yard ZO C ( hir m otto is to start the semson oli al reduced prices, so S aturday we will sell $.r).7f> Blankets for chance on th e SIIOKS We may frei just ly prnud of the handsome line of Iad ies' Shoes for fall, of the famoiis Selby Ar Godman make. ( >ur line of Snow’s Sliocs für men at our |n\s prie«*> are the Wim •|i r of evervune. $2.35 Wool Nap Blank. (' 1 '•> $5.75 BLANKETS $4.48 secure 25c III »(Is ( VMItKK 79 52.48 to T his Is an u n im -iiM * bargain and a pcoial for this sale o o a yard » ),/C 35c Japonika Silks 25c l ul l s i7.«* (ii mf or ls. sunitarvt dot I on filling, n n ere»! with line tpialily art Sateen A Comfort well worth $•’(.<Hi. Vours S aturday and M onday ................. . weeks 54-In Shepherd Plaid 39 Cotton Corduroy Don't fail to see our line of colored Corduroy nothing In-Iter. for o|M*ning sale a vani \\ e have just received a ship­ ment ,,f full »tamlurd width Bill lap. m »irceli. j | Sal* pili, .1 \ ani 1 $3.00 C O M FO R TS $2.18 more wonderfully low prices. These s^ks are a delight to look a t, in all the desirable shades. (»pining Sale price a yard « /(. 98c Five Also see our large an d varied line of Dress Linens, also Table and Bed Linens for this sale, at | s r 111 RI VP 131 r We have just reeeivisl a large shipm ent of these Com forts, und tire running them oir each only • Only ular weaves in Dress Goods. 50c SILKS 39c $1 35 C O M FO R TS 98c FREE! \V<* have a special line of th e season’s most | M)p. Our low prices See them. SPECIAL »SHOWING n w r e m w lo r Saturday and M onday we have been fo rtu n ate enough to secure extraordinary bargains in Ladies M uslin Gowns, Skirts, ami ( hemlses, lace and em broidery trim m ed , values O Q /* to $!.,»(). I his whole line each. i/u t £ 2 5 , l « 7 ! JRDAY AND M o n d a y b i g l i n e o f n ew f a l l h a ts for m en a n d b o y s . D. A. CALDWELL & SONS > ;#>•-> CASH * DEPARTM ENT V ’* STORE ■‘t fwo Stores— 121-123 E. First streef- FLORIDA �AUTUMN -r- The most glowing description would fail utterly to do justice to the many “Patrician” styles we are showing. - Friends • ■«. i fully appreciate their exclusive elegance. Try the “Shoe with a Million and you will realize what real satisfaction means, ., . ; *• $3.50 $4.00 We have the Largest and Best selection of Men and Women Shoes ever shown in this section and our Prices are Right. Every Pair Guaranteed. Come and see for yourself. SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. S U C C E S S O R S T O D. L. T H R A S H E R 125 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T i>t SAN FO R D , FLO R IP A • i ' i ’l d ' l S'J t>t>1 c I i>lh out of the shadow s were w hat up|iear««l lie already under a different part of (tie street, where I turned aside from tho to !«■ (lie specimen* of tine old furniture, city and does not russi tile winding pas­ Strand'« busy throng and pursuing this ami in tin* b etter light uf the nearer p o r­ sage in the train to confuse him. SOME IMPRESSIONS AND EXPERIENCES I street, which in less th an n hundred f; q o tion rose th e IhhI s snowy moss upon the A m ap of the vnrious lines, (tint make ly u rd s changed its nam e to How street in q tv u i\ dizzy height of which it was evidently a perfect network of the city. i | im«< not the way Isuidoii streets arc always doing, b O F A T R I P T O O L D E N G L A N D u my fate to rv|KMu', if I could, in forget­ j simplify m atters much, for each line i« and found in a quiet place u nice little b n a h u <•<jf.fr- fulness of the huge space th a t separated ! represented by a different color anil they hotel much patronlzisl by Am ericans. n • . t p 3 j » i i t f » m » » i i f t f * i t « s ' t , t u < :< ' " ! ero«« and recro«« until one tinnii-, T " Hu t i f f Ilnur f »1 i- hoiitelry I cllm bme fit mi the tlonr. I I< approaching In furi Tl.ey >ert only 'i l m f i d • <i if <ii elevator, und '•int'r th e w riter hn<l i|rcub«l tu < » | i ¡■••<u I*- <>r . fliiili«* In -ie t a place tin iiiiaginatioi runs kunii - w tin h way lo g o ii -ell it ..i - 1 - i t i |i i | ,i- | wished Dir u r l i Irw dlt)’l ill tlx* lllliUlli« »1 I ■••It 'I n , • >■. < I •• A•l!* Oliti I .»purr ami I" the candle - feeble t-culll link tin- simplicity nf nor «uhwuv «>« telila mid until one tin« used t belli a •Ititi, instead of hi tin* nudili» itf i*if ' i t ' ti* »'■t i " ,,i'*f I 1 .nl i i f 'f t lit-i»r•I iit-furi- one mas sum m on as a enurt the in l.oiidult I it n u m u -w ary for him to change train« •••uni•• lituani'- iiie .1« I procc««|et| along torn of all the departed guests that have while I hey a r e v e r y c o n fu s in g The nam e of the street at first sounded In l-oiidon all roads leads to ( ’haring fam iliar, lull no more was thought alm ut at the fam ous little low n uf B u g io . I«-- j otic n( tliew winding ways. It wu* preceded one to th a t sam e prodigious cause th e one he was on did r\ol stop ut evidently som ething walking. iiut tho resting place. Even one’s own face in Cross. Here is the canter of the enor­ it ut the tim e. I soon found thut I was W atford, where he oi|>orto<l to limi Hint- sound win not shurp enough to in* tiiut I the tiny m irror, with which the guest mous city, und most distances ari1 reck- fortu n ate to !>«• in such a locality, for it It is easily reach­ too wus full of pr<« lou« memories. alile accom m odations. Then* was no j of a . horse* iron «hod feet, and surely is suppli<«l. s»«'ins strange ami to lack a oinsl frmn this place All «hurt a tim e betw een train a it was mi no liiiinaii being eonld m ake «indi a noi«« body (or the candle light.« hut a small ed by all means of tran sp o rtatio n Directly ai ros.« the narrow «triad is Hut most im pres­ I lie m otor busses pass here. Three < ovciit (i.trileii M arket, the chief mar possible to ■»«• m ufh of th e tow n. Imt ii t>> walking So il was with a (treat |>orllon at a tim e wan nome saliafartion to th in k one had deal of curiosity tiial I ejp»«'ti«i nio- sive of all is to clim b in t )■•■ darkm-an «uhwni« have a station here lin e of ket nl I .• it i i Ii if ■ fur fruits and vegetables htt-n on the very scene of “ Toni Itrtiwn - tin fit.»riiy tin* faune of tin* approa«*hing upon the hell s dizzy heights alid «ink to the largest railways hit« a •(alum tier»' und f i o w e r Ii take- it« name from the School I lay«" and "T o m Hrown at unind w i l d appear around the In-nd of unknow n deptlis in ocean - of feather«. al«o s " a |Mf«im can easily reai h tins f.u f (bat rt w.t- nf 11111 llu . i>fiy••nl (iar IC u b y ." tin -- t r i t i Mill I emit unirti lo go on and Once om‘ has lo sink, the fear rolling part of llu- city, and It in the point for den of St. I‘i ter'«. W estm inster (the I'lie next tra in provini to he not ip u te tin nol«i*. like aome one striking rnrou- off the prodigious height is succeeded by which all stranger« m ake ib is ') \fte r the disestablishm ent of When tlie_% /iter emerged from the the ronVi'ht*. fruit and vegetable stands an faat aa th e finii, h u t war* unite (pH«! mil «lull« together. «reined to crow near- the fear thnt one will sufTitcate. or esca|>e enough, and noon lunihsl tin* writer in er and nearer, until I tnual iiave cone a th at fate, one wonders how it will lie underground statio n there he found him ­ were built against its walls, in Ilk'll the W atford. Ho had picked out W atford q u u rler of u mile. At last it seemed to possible to get out again when m orning self rx n rlty in the m iddle of Ixindon. Karl of Hedford built a large quadrangle surrounded by the countless objects mid around it, and the I’iuzzu of the convent for th e reason th a t on th e m ap it a p ­ In- right upon me and suddenly around comes. H ow ever, no accidents befell th e tra v ­ associations of interest he had come th o u ­ becam e the lounging place of ull the peared to i>o far enough o u t of laindon th e tu rn up|»eured two workm en, who to l>e In tho co u n try , w here one could hccauac of the sharpness of the tu rn were eller. and the m iddle of the nio:ning sands of miles to «•«*. Indissi, a glance fashionable men about tow n. T his enjoy th e freedom , and still Ih* near right upon me before I saw them , and found him on his way to “ T he C ity ," around s««<mtsl to reveal all thut wus piazza und the taverns m nni'cted w ith It enough to reach th e c ity every day I «aw th at th e clacking noise enme as the m ain part of iaondon is railed, worth while in the history of the Lug were conspicuous in the social, literary Hut he was surprised to see th at Indore | along with them , Itpon looking closely where he found Is-tter accom m odations lish s|M-aking race, and ull thut was worth and d ram atic history of the eig hteenth getting to W atford he was passing 1 observed th a t they hud th eir feel en­ an«l the friend who had preceded him while in all of English fiction. It was cen tury. T he central avenue of the m a r­ overwhelm ing to be brought up from ket is lined with shops in which are dis­ through a continuously b u ilt up section, cased in great heavy wooden shoes, such the day before. As in Liverpool, the railway* entering below ground and to be set down right played the most costly and exquisite really a p a rt of L ondon, and when he a» I thought were to be found only in got to W atford lie w as fnr- from th e H olland. And since they were keeping l^indon have each a sep arate station, in the m idst óf things one hud read und fruits and (lowers one can im agine. country, in th e m idst of th e city though step it was these shoes coming in co n tact mid having landed at one of these s ta ­ heard and studied ubout and hi>|ssl to W lien the m arket is in full swing a very still eighteen or tw en ty mil*1« front the with the hard pavem ent th at m ade such tions one may take the subw ay to uny «<«• for yeur* und years. Every nume anim ated und iK-autiful scene uw aits a loud ami unusual noise. I could not p art of the city. Heing so different sis-nusl as familiar us though I find U rn one. center of Ixindon. As London has grown il has nlworbed hut he thankful th at every one did not from our subw ays they are w orthy a transported to the pages of Day id Cup- Nolle«, o f A»vltcmIMmI foe T » t U r o » I n d re H oe. |M-rfield und were in im agination w alk­ lion s i»r ( hap lrr Hal, U > > of Klothla scores of sm tll tow ns an d villngra which w ear them , for one would lie deafened. short desctiplion. N o lle * U hervby fivi-n th at A K SJoblom . of In th e first place they are called ing tlirougl^ the fam iliar scenes. Here W utfurd proved to he u very quiet still retain th eir original nam es. They la ltn M ary, Kla., purehaw r of T a i ('«.rilftcato N o . was C haring Cross und the S trand, und ¿07b, ila 0-1 th e 1th d a y o l Juiw , A. I». 1 S 9 I . ha« "T u b e s.” by th e l«niulnner, and well “ re all, indeed, under th e lanulon C ity place, though there was m uch of beauty flkst reru n rata In m y oftW . and hta raado appu­ nearby th e Tham es, th e Houses of I’arthey m ay I h * so called for each track runs and interest to a stranger Indeed it Council, b u t are tow ns w ithin a tow n, rai len for l a i do«s1 lo l**ue In a m ir d a m * w ith law was neither th e co u n try village which through its own com p artm en t, which T .m eni, W estm inster, Trufulgur Square HaUl «salirti*!«, erntirarsw (ho follow in g d«wcrlbe*t if such Is poosible. iiron rrty, s itu a lo In O rango rotini y . Klorkia, U»-»M: A few hours of d ay lig h t were left, so th e w riter desired nor yet did it oiler the is sh»|ied exactly like u tab « . Some­ and the N elson C olum n. Ju st beyond N W h of N L 1« i l n It. It. r tfh t of way). Hoc. 1ft, Tt> 2Ò. H . It. 30 K . T h o said land tw in s « the w riter had an o p p o rtu n ity to wnlk advantages one would expect in such a tim es one has to go dow n im m ense dis­ I y th e palace gardens, and within ju st a at tho d o le o l Ih«- U suane* of *urh cwetlflrato In Ibo nam e of t'n k n o w n . around a little and see w hnt an English city os Ixindon. A fter n diligent search tances to get to them . I»eoausc they are m inutes wulk, ull th a t one could wish to t'nUsoi -aid nrrtiflralo «hall U> m ieoanod i r m n l village Is like. W atford reminder! him. a "h o te l" was found th a t seemed to be a arranged in such a netw ork th a t a t one see in u week. I d id n 't know where to in* to law , t a t disaij*U I bau* I b e r n a i.pn th o 2&th d a y o l O ctober, A . Ik 1912. and so did th e o th e r villages he »aw, of little b etter th a n th e one or tw o others place no lew th an five tulH<a cross, one begin. T o us of A m erica who have to VVIInew m y ofTtriat •ignatu rr and seal lhi* th o 21rd day nf Soplrrotier, A l>. 1912 the villages we som etim es see on th e in tho place. H ere th e w riter hail the above the other, a t one point. One travel so far from one place of interest im * 1 i U. M . lU H H N S O N . C l« k Circuit Court. Orango Co., FU . stage. E v ery th in g seem s to l>e so com ­ ra th e r novel exj>orience of going to bed never m akes th e m istake of wulking to another it is bewildering to lie piacisi Ily M. A. Howard, t). a lu-ttc pactly built 'u p o n th e clean, narrow by candle light In w hat purported to be down th e steps to them m ore th a n once. in such close touch w ith so m uch of his­ toric and literary interest, all concen­ little streets. T h e houses are all b u ilt n hotel in oho of th o best suburbs of the A fter th a t one takes the " lift.” lo ( o uuol? n ly Court T here Is no way know n to the w riter trateli into so smuil a space. Does not th a t of stone, have th e ir d o o r s te p directly w orld's largest city . O r a n te C ounlr Florida. t i t I *im n lf Jw f,' ’ o< •«i.l ( ' . * s ly E vidently this was a place in which to fty tit Upon th e w alkw ay, o r ptirbnps there Is a seem strange to us Americans? T he In which one m ay more easily lose one's I atjoney «p p l'.d U| thin (Wort sense of direction th an in then» " tu b e s," room itself, up|M*ared by th a t feeble ray «••tile down to days of revelling in tin• > ’» U ller* of a<lrmiii*traii<in mi lh* m ta to of KUxa >i‘Be »pace betw een th e wulk untl the lliifr r , dre,aar«l. Ut*. iif *a«i ruun ly of <Iran f a , u floor where Is room for a few earefull) ! to he i|iiite large enough, indeed the in LondoiT.' F irst, you are put out of world's best nights and memories. Th«*o arr, therefor*, hi rito and artm ooioh oil • nd *tn fnlar I ho kindred and rrsslit«>ra of *akl the lift on the opp<»stie si/ttfrom which m ore distan t p arts of it were q u ite Inst hotel was the first thought on recoyering kept flowers »nd th e roots of a vine th a t d «^ e*»«i, to lx- anil appear helora Ihia court on or to view hi the gloom, although four you entered, then you have to pursue possession of the w andering fancy. A befora tho 2S (h d a y o l O etober, A l>. 1912 and climbs over |h e doorw ay. fllo Obieetiona, if an y Ihry b a re , lo th o ( ra n tin g Sin^e,the streets are. narrow and tho o th er candles were discovered, ev id en t­ long winding passage ways th n t crons place was found not so very far from n »forrwaid, o lh erw iw th o tare« will he oilier passage ways whence com es the here th a t ju st suited. A walk of six or S X Æa s p ray ed . houses built directly u p o n th em , and ly left by u prodigal m aid, and were I n t i f ray. nam e a* C o u n ty Jud yo o f th o t 'o u o thio 24th d a y of Hcptem bor, 1912. nine* they ore never straight for more pressed into service to add th e ir tiny roar of passing tu b e train s, th en up or seven sh o rt blocks along the S tran d to 1 .W JÌ.--------I * » a . few feet, one can Often hear sp ark against th e darkness. Loom ing down step s u n til one (eela th a t one m ust th e w estw ard brought m e to W ellington irVriHO t j , u ] u » a a >i q s a >1 ia a d >t *i >i ■1 >v i b b i �’ »*; ' rj*£ ■«■A «-*■*».^P^>nan^tWf MM ’ m n p r ;i l O ctober 4f 1912 T i l t S A N T O R O H E R A LD THE HERALD PR IN TIN G COMPANY R. J. MOLI Y. f <31tor W. M. HAYNES, B u s ln ca i M a n a irr ■tifesorlaOsn P r lM . 12 0 0 a Year la Ad» sacs Dallrrrrd la tb* City by carrier 12 00 p*r year tn advaac* or 20c per month la adtaaca muat ba moda at offlew E a tarai aa ISOS, ai Um all mattar AoJuJt 22nd at Sanford. Florida Act of March 3rd. 1879 la Herald DuUdlni --------- O — Tala phone No U S - Night Blooming Cereus Mrs. J. 1). D avison held lo»t night what might be called a Cereua I’urty. H aving a num ber of these (x-culiar blossomu ready to open Mr*. Davison with her custom ary generosity invited all the neighbors to her home to w atch the beautiful flowers bloom and licforv the evening was over, ten of the white blos­ som s had opened. It was n most l**autiful sight and one long to lx- rvtneml>ered. The editor of the Herald was pre­ sen ted with one th is morning, but it was w ithered and died In a short time. 'T is said th a t In o rd er to preserve them the flowers m ust lie k e p t in alcohol, b u t what would an editor lx» doing with alcohol? R E JO IC E W IT H US T he Herald has always m aintained th a t in cooperation or corporation the success of th e Celery D elta would lie assured. $ome tim e ago the gigantic corporation of the Florida Gardens was »pair worfc. Sanford Ma­ launched upon the financial world and chine A Garage Co. fri-48-tf the public has boon upon the qui vive Wade, the Tuner. Orlando. if since regarding th e ultim ate success of Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine this new departure in th e annals of farm ­ Bl Garoge Co. fri-48-tf ing in the delta. D uring the sum m er We are equipped to handle your repair m onths there were various reports con­ work. Sanford M udilne A Garage Co. frl-48tf. cerning the selling of the stock in the new com pany and while the project W hile the w eath er Is hot buy y o u r WE WIM WITH WILSON teem ed feasible to the home folks who dried chipped beef at W. W. L in g ’s understood the proposition b etter th an groccrg. Sliced on an American slicing W e hope th a t our own Forrest I-ake any outsider it was w ith trem bling and m achine. W -tf b ro u g h t th a t S peakership back from fear th a t the hark was launched and T allahassee in his potfeet. tho result aw aited. Various represent­ M illinery Opening ------O -— ative* were dispatched north to interest A cordial in v ita tio n is extended the W hen one stojis to think alxiut it tliat capital in the project th a t promised so ladies of Sanford and vicinity to atte n d Florida G ardena project is some “ pun- much not only to Sanford but to the in­ m y millinery o|x<ning Oct. 10 and 11, kina" and will give Sanford a wonderful vestors as well, and they returned with T h u rsd ay and F'riday. T he largest and prestige. reports of t|>e taking of stock and yet handsom est line of p attern h ats ever the stock had not m aterialized. b ro u g h t to Sanford will lie on display ut T h e people of Sanford should seriously T ho final m eeting was aw aited with consider th e plan of T h e H erald to ask m uch Interest for th e m aterinl welfare m y parlora over Y ow ell’s store. MILS. S. M. O V ER M A N . th e A. C. L. to delay the m ovem ent to of Sanford seemed to hinge on the com­ 12-2tc th e new passenger station this season. pletion of the organization. At the ------O - m eeting held one day this week anil n re­ A m O rtiln a n e r |* r«tid in g fur • IJrcn* * fat Autom o liU e t free H ire H arry Floyd only had true to make port of which is given in this issue of It ahftll be the d u t y of eve ry person r u n n in g or one speech and it is now up to Kscamlna The Herald the (act is announced that n | ie rilin | nn a u to m ob ile for hire w ithin the ro r cou n ty to call u sjxTial lufuiion of the the support has Ix-en given by Orange ind prwuf, lh. I»cerve, tO l*e n u fljtif f n l in thè u fd rf ut it» M u r , legislature for H u rry ’s sjx-cial benefit. county capitalists. T he strength,*^ the an d for e v rry lic e r »e. for thè introna* of ru n n in g ------O -----organization is crystalized in Orange a m i Ofterating an a u to m o b ile for h ir», thè jM-rvon a m g for Rame d u tll j « y annuali/ thè »u n i of T here being nothing else to take our county men and they have the faith in Ic bdOirin ^ in d r v r r y tieraon o r p ro c u rin e a m inda from Orange county would it not th e project to put th eir money in it, brenne aa tforvaaid ah all b# fu m a tim i by thè city W Ith a m ark or n u m b e r, in durahle figure*, raailjr be a good thing for our people to sta rt which ajM-lls sucres* with large letters dlafInguishable, and he «h a ll attardi it on *nm# con p ia r« u|N»n t li r vehlcle m lirenwwsi g ettin g ready for the Orange county fair'* The new memliers of the hoard of afiteootia I tterehy r e rtlfy th a l thè foregotng o rd in a n e » O• M «lul> and r e z i a r i ) |m u » m | h ) thè city ru u firtl 11rectors are Jam es 1. Giles anil W. R. fw r, A I>. 191 '/ T h e H um p le g isla tu re adjourned uf- O 'N eal of Orlundo, who need no intro­ In «ewaiati on lite I m I i da> ofmO cto w ihvki.u * f i t y t'ie rh te r a tw o daya' m-ssion and will t>e callisl duction to the jH*op|r of tills section. Al>|>r«»v«*1 b ) me thi* 2 i»«l d a ) oI (M o ta r f . A I* kgain whenever Cromwell Gilchrist I They are men of m eans and men of 1911 l i W HV'KN* K it. Alayor w ants a new dix-k for jo y o u s Ja.-ksoii- hrnins und are known to tuke sttx'k only 13 Me ville. hi the projects th at promise returns O The fact that th«-se gentlem en ur- willing T h e H erald sincerely hopes tluit no t i come In on the Florida G ardens Co. personal feelings will hold up the hrick W ll give that project a boost th at nnsuliroads in this district. We mini the arriplinn of st<x-k in the north could ever brick roads now and will in sd them ev­ give ery day from thi» tim e hence. W ith tin- strong burking of the San­ () — ford stockholders and the fact that Chase T he showers that are fulling each <iu> & Co. will handle the shipm ents the ul­ are very refreshing after such a long dry tim ate surrtsi» of the Florida Gardens is ■pell. It has not rained in Sanford since assured. yesterday and the stato m en t can l>e Controlling the immense am ount of m ade w ithout con trad ictio n tom orrow . the finest of vegetable lands in the flow­ — () ing well district the Florida Gardens Co. A newspujier offered u jin ie (nr t h e will own. control ami farm the hundreds N o 1 R o ll T o p O r i l e * Desk. liest answer to the conundrum , ' Why 1» of acres of lands system atically, judi­ Moli (fiita in . I wo alid iug «irti rrata. a newsjiaj>er like a w om an?" The pnio ciously and honestly and cannot help hut t h i r r « p lrn tlid ly ru ad r raay ru n wan won by a lady who sent in the fol­ get the liesl result* when; the small far­ n in | d ra w n « on e ach «»de. or c u p ­ board il p referre d . D ra w rti bek low ing: "B ecause every m an should mer would fail for lack of capital and au tom atically. W o rth $12 50 to have one of hia own and not run after his system atic effort. $14 50 w h o iefale. ........................... I n eig h b o r's." T here is no doubt but th at farming in ------O -----the Sanford Celery D elta ha* reached T h e rejuvenuted Kuuti» l-ak r Region the stage where only united effort will S h ip p e d Fro m In d ia n a F a cto ry com es to us this week under new m an ­ succeed. agem ent and it is a work of p rinters' art There is no doubt but th at the Florida m ixed with brains. T h a t em bodim ent G ardens Co. ho* solved the quentlon of of th e K entucky Colonel. Hon Clarence farming ami distributing the crops on M N riuiU u Site«« - Si Arf iiM . lUoi« E . Woods, ui th e editor uixl Royal Childs the only plsn to succeed, vir, united ef­ Is th e presiding genius at th e whi-el. fort and s concentration along purely MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED T h e Lake Region m akes a hew sta rt in businen* lines. life under m ost auspicious circum stances T he Florida G ardens project is the an d w ith a silver spoon in its m outh, be­ best th a t has* ever been start« d in our ing fostered by a tw enty thousand dollar m idst. I t means big things to our city stock com pany, som ething th a t is rather and to the whole vegetable industry. It a ra rity in the Florida press annals. We has Ixs-ti jilsred in hands th s t will push SALE BILLS wish them all th e success th a t is a tta in ­ ■■ rr-'f able and then som e. W ith a 1-uke Re­ ß d i t u : i i t y v u i» a n n v v u w o a n n ri:< p 5 < in iU B u t? m jo p p m 3 c p p y ;it.fiT.*paprisit»U a gion, W oods and a Child a m ost pleasing Bg n a a it <t a a n a u u n a n *s a ai i a t ì a i i f l n o c m i n a a a a t s r t d i s a r t d i U ì m ’w m rtfiE trtg^ ensem ble o u g h t t o 'b e evolved in this . • nu KALI.Y AND (TIILD K EN 'H DAY uu L a n d of Flowers. nu ------ O ----n tj Flxcrcises for Rally and C'hildren'a D ay servire by th e Sunday uu L e t every m »n who has th e twat in ter­ School and Ju n io r Flpworth leag u e of the M ethodist ch u rch at lOGlO nu nu e sts of Sanford at heart come out to the Sunday moml2a«—. nu C om m ercial C lub m eeting tonight. The nu nu 1. C ornet Softs,' Miss Jessie Stum on. com m ittees on m em bership have been nu 1. C om et Solo —Miss Jessie Stum on. h a rd a t work th is week and will be given nu U 2. C horus—C h ildren’! D a y -S c h o o l. a n extension of tim e in order th a t they nu nu 3. P ray er—Pastor. m a y dodge th a t b an q u et. It is under­ nu 4. (ire e fin g —H azel Grow. nu sto o d th a t the com m ittee th a t brings in nu 5. Welcome tb C radle Rollers. th e least num b er of nam es will have to nu C. Baptizing of Infants. give a luncheon to th e elub and both nu 7. Solo, U nder th e Stare. co m m ittees are working h ard to get un­ Si au 8. My Live D o ll- G I td y i Wilson. ^ der th e wire w hen th e bell tape. At nu nu 9. W hen J«vus was a Child —Dwight Sm ith. each m eeting of th e C om m ercial Club 10. Song—In the Tem ple—School. a fte r tonight'A om e p ro m in en t m an will 11. R ecitation—Addle M arshall. • be in v ited to address th e m em bers ^ f d 12. T he Savior and the Children —Ju lia luting. The H erald would suggest for th e next 13. Jesus our H elp er—Six Gi/la. " m eetin g th e H on. W. R . O 'N eal of Otuu 14. Solo—Shirley Swope. ' lan d o , a m an whoae life an d work can nu 15. Floral Exercise and S o n g -M re . S m ith ’s Clare.' well b e followed by this generation and hu hia exam ple em ulated. O ffertory—Special offering for Florida S und ay School extension work, rìu ------ O -----* organizing new Sunday schools an d assisting needy schools. HU un T h o D unnellon A dvocate announces 16. - Violin Solo —M i* Jessie Stum on. » t h a t it will suspend publication with the SS 17. T he D ebt of Love —Raym ond Phi.lips. Choir and School. n e x t issue, O ctober 6. T he reason is 18. Song, T he G lad M anage —Mrs. R an d all’s Class. un forcibly given in the sta te m e n t th a t 19. Benediction. D unnellon, w ith a population of 2500 E verybody welcome. people, o v er 160 buaineae houses and all th e commercial ad v an tag es desired b y a PRICE $10.90 Early Crops: HOW? T^O be a success at * m aturity, a crop n must be started off vig­ orously; it must have plenty of plant food at hand in the soil, that can be easily and quick­ ly taken up by the rootlets and converted .into vegetable fibre and crisp green foli­ age. Later in the season also, the plant food must be there to ripen the product and harden it for shipping. BRADLEY’S FERTILIZERS contain this sort of plant food, as Florida truckers • have learned from thirty years of experience in using them . Not only " q u a lity " and “ reliab ility " but " suitability ” are watchwords of B radley’s fertilizers. W rite ns today for lxx>klet, mailed free. T h e A m erican A g ricu ltu ral C hem ical Co., J s c k to n v ill# S a lt ) D e p a r tm e n t, P. O. Box 216, I FA VO R ITE Jacksonville, Florida. F E R T IL IZ E R S ! A R E T H E R E S U L T P R O D U C I N G KIND Fliry me n» gixxl u* careful > u|riviainn atul holiest inclluxt# can mnkr them Sticciul form ulas fof CIIKUS FK U irs. POTArOES. TOMATOES. MELONS. BEANS, STRAWHKRKIES. LETTUCE. CFJ.EKY nnd all truck croj» . . . W R IT E T O R B O O K L E T INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER COMPANY r» •• PsMlsksd t « r r Tuesday and rrid»7 Korn Ini Dr it to completion and The Herald takes pride in the fact th a t yur own people will be the prime m overs in the project. - eppr THE SANFORD HERALD much larger town, gives Its only news­ paper but (26 a m onth patronage. It takes a m an of heroic mould, long purse and large credit to atay In the gim e under such circum stances, and few, If any, co u ntry editors have all three of these at the aame time. We are sorry to lose the Advocate but we ace where Editor S taf­ ford is right. Tw enty-five dollars per m onth patronage divided among 2500 people! T h a t’s one cen t per m onth for each inhabitant! N o wonder they shrunk from such an intolerable tax and called for a revision of the tariff down­ ward!— I.akeland Telegram . J A C K S O N V IL L E , FLO R ID A J . I . P A C E . Ags nl . BANFORD, FLORIDA U i t u t n t u u m t u v s n t i i i i u i i i ' u n i i v i t w i i t v w p u v u v t i v t t i i x t i i t t n i v u u m n t i i- For Engraved Cards See The Herald Are You Alive? To the ftiet that now im the time (o take out n poliry in a reputable Lift* Insurance (omjMiiy G. T. B U N T I N G HINT YOU MAY BE D E A D ! Ttxluy, Tomorrew, Next Year, and your fumily not pro vide«I Tor. You ure doing them an injustice. MEET ME FACE TO FACE and let me explain all the principal points about the liest life insurance (Milieies. S3 — nu ii I nu Is ^SSSS55aS3S5S55SSSSS5S5S5S553£S5SS5SSSS5S D. L. THRASHER Orriez in H lj <a i . ü Bik;. SANFORD. FLORIDA YOU’LL BE W ELL PROTECTED against im posltiona if you buy (*rr lands from ua. It's hard to resist sud a chance for Investing y o u r money *» w now offer in truck landa. now. Buy a faff W hy n o t tak e advantage of lb opportunity when you can buy a faff now a t a reasonable price. You’ll *,ni it a paying inveatm ent. HOWARD - PACKARD LAND Sanford, Florida A 25c Want Ad. in The Hera will Rent Your House For Y< CO. �•sm f.-yV ¡ ¡¿ s& '■'i - . /* October 4, 1912 Tur SANTOHI) M( KAL 0 Mias M arth a Fox is visiting relative« •nd friends In Oviedo th is week. Mr». B ryan Higgins of T rilb y «pent several days of this week here with hom e folks. M ayor Spencer and F ra n k Miller were among th e visitor* to th e county seat on T uesday. MIm C lyde M iott haa returned to C o ­ lumbia. S. C-. alter a pleasant visit to home folks. L«aMe B ryan of W in te r C arden »fx-nt Sunday w ith his paren ts, M r. and Mr». L. J. B ryan. T he W est Knd Im p ro v em en t Associ­ ation will hold their reg u lar m eeting T hursday afternoon. , K. L. Jones has resigned from the p o ­ lice force and hi* place la filled by J. M. Vickery, of H artw ell, (in . I Hon. F orrest Lake La busy at T allnhassee th is week a tte n d in g the Rpccinl M-wion of th e legislature. Mr*. J. M. Gillon re tu rn e d S unday from P la n t C ity, where sh e has been vis­ iting friends and relatives. Postm aster H askins s p e n t several days of thia week at Jacksonville ufxin pleas­ ure and business com bined. sirs. It. K. T olar re tu rn e d Tuesduy from a visit of several d a y s to her sister, Mr«. J. E. Uegg of T itu sv ille. You can get th e S a tu rd a y Evening Post and th e In d ie s' H om e Journal at The H erald office all th e tim e. If you w ant th e S a tu rd a y Evening Post delivered at your hom e call up No 148 and give your nam e an d address lion. W. It. O ’Neal an d Janus« I. (■lire of O rlundo Mere am ong the prom luent visitors to the city on \N «-iltii*«hiy W alter Sm ith and fam ily motored to Sanford Sunday from W in te r C arden They » ere gurets of Mr. an d Mrs Hanoi Tolar. Mrs J. M. Gillon was called u»a> Monday by tt>h*grum to lnar home m Dixon, K y., where her g ran d fath er ».is dying. The I-adliV Aid Society of the Con gregational church »ill hold their r«-gu Ur m eeting ut the parsonage Frida) .if ternoon Frank Miller left yesti-rday for Chat tunooga where ho will u tte lld the Nil tional Association of 1’iidi-rlnkt-n and Embalmeni. You ought to sta rt th e long » niter evenings witii tjji- S a tu rd a y Evening Puat. Call lip 148 and h av e it deliver«*! to your home. J. H. O verm an has purc-hx-x-d an E. M F car -from the Sanford M achine A i mrage Co., and will in a u g u ra te an auto »«•rvicc for th e Prognsw L au n d ry . s Itunge of the Cocoa t ola I t o l t h n g I eX|M*cts to leave llelt Week for N r » • if lea ns to a tte n d the an n u al sismioii of the N ational Mottling Association The Com m ercial Club will hold u most interesting m eeting in th e th ird story of the city hall tonight and ev ery progress­ ive citiren is aup|KMcd to l>e at the nus-t mg Mrs J K. Terw illiger of Sanford, a friend of, Mrs. J. If. M agnifier, returned home S atu riiay afteriiiMin, a fte r spend mg several days in O rlando Iteporler Star Ouniel Hodges, m other an d tVo sis­ ters Mlsnes M ary and Julia of Ft Christ mas are am ong the ne» a rriv a ls to the city. The girla will e n te r th e high ■cliool. Ducks are flying and th e m any lakes surrounding Sanford will soon he alive with them . T h ere is no place In Flor­ ida that oftera so m uch to th e sportsm an as Sanford. We have a few m ore subscriptions of The Herald left and if th ere is any one in Sanford n o t getting th e paper you can have it delivered to y o u r home for ’-'he |ier m onth. Mr». I-aratus of M iddlehurg was the gu«*t of her aon, George 1-uratus and family, for a few days. She cam e to en­ ter her younger aon, Earle, in the Sqnford High School. Misa M ary M cClung and Miss Isiuise t ««Hina atten d ed tho ojiening of Hollins (xilli'ge thia week.M I sh M cC lung is a for­ mer stu d en t an d taken a d e e p interest In her Alma M ater. E. A. Douglaas of Oviedo was in the rity on W ednesday greeting his many Sanford friends. H e rep o rts Oviedo as !*lng on a boom and m any new people »re coming In every day. The Cocoa C ola B ottling C o. ha* im­ proved th e ir office by an extqpsion giv­ ing them m ore room . T h ia .w a s made . neceaaary on account of th e acquisition of Joe I)cM ont as bookkee|>er. I he G a te City House has brought down th e high cost of living Only $4.00 per week for the finest table board in the city. See Parker. 28-tl The Missionary)- soviet of th r Congregational ch urch held their regular m eet­ ing at th e parsonage Monday afternoon. Many plans »erediscussed and |»erfected for good work during the coming months '£ • J. N o rto n o( T itusville has hosed the D eM ont house at the eorm-r of First street and Sanford avenue and »ill con­ duct a first class lodging hoiu. He will also have th e pool room i . r l cold drink stand. W eather report states th at cloudy w eather will prevail for several days followed by light showers, followed by light rains, followed by heavy ruins, fol­ lowed by m ore ruin and cloudy » fa th e r and dews und moisture. Thp incessant rains of the past few weeks are not doing the growers any good and it is the wish of every one th a t th e equinoctial period will soon equinox sufficiently to give as some cooler w eather am i more settled condition. We have nrtirfes that hold R l ’PT U R E In place. C ures perm anently. Soft, cool, delightful. When worn never know you are ruptured. N othing like it. Don’t hesitate. Price 75c. Jos. Tindall, M acon, Ga. ld -ltp Rev. C. II Summers of th e M ethodist church preached the fourth of his - e m u of sermons on the "Prophet Jo n ah " S un­ day evening He prem-nti-d for the edt Mention of his congregation a graphic m ental p ictu re of "Jouuh under the gourd vine,” as the subject of his ser­ mon. Messrs. Jam es Laughlm, L. If. Fort and U I) Rogers went up to Sanford y«-*terday and look a trip on Mr Laughfill's launch, the I.unle. up the St Johns riv«-r Rogers ran the launeh ashore on a bar Inst' soimifs h.itf i|o,-sn t » l o r e th«-v remaiiii'd !»•> hours \|| r« p«irt .« •h'liglitful trip Reporter Star Mr a n d M r s Krank t o h n s o n a r e n o » m Springfield M . ls- it,. .,|.| I,..me of M r J o h n s o n a n d fie » r i t e s f i l e He r a l d t h a t he is s t o p p i n g at C l i n t o n Hall a n d t h a t tlli-V h.t V »• s t e a m t e a t a n d a r»w,m »itli hath \S •• would a d v i s e Mr Jofm S«>|| to lie very careful a l a i ut usi ng the h a t h for tie- s u d d e n c h a n g e e a p t t o giv«a hllll a h a d col d I la* Miss,«. I acock- h. tve r* t u r n e d f r o m '-.«-.ford » t e r . tla-v ti.iv« t.is-n for s,-v,*r.«l «1.«,s go« s i - o f Mr 11 llol d«-t.. at lie* S a n f o r d l l u u » W tub- tlx-re tfi«-> att el nl i s f a deli ghtful date*-, given t h e m h i tin- m a n a g e r s of t h e hot el A ch ar m in g c a r d party h i Miss Ir e ne l i r n d ) a n d .« jullv iniHiiilight l a u n e h p a r t y . by Mr VS . J T h i g p e n Report«-r Star T h e Wt-laka Club held ilu-tr regular, m eeting in th eir rnnms Tmsolay after iiooii \fte r tin- regular routine Inuu Ilex* had Ix-ell dl*|Mmed of, two delegut«-*, Mi ss L a u r a Kish an d Miss M u Im-I R ow 1« r , i | . p . u n t . s l I., a. c o m p a n y Mrs I \ \ Do ».ms p r i - . i d. nl of tfie cluf. In tin- m e e t i n g of tin- s t a t e K«s|«-ratiuii ol \ \ oim-ii s 4 1iit ms t o !•«• held at \V <-sf P a l m lleni-h in N iivem la-r.. T h e k indergarten was opein-d Monday m orning by Miss Ruth liutler. with q in te a good num ber of little to ts in at tt-udain«' S«-v«-ral others »ill «-ome in later Miss liu tler comes to tn-r work am ong the a ,-,- citireii* of th«- town with all lie newest ne«*t up to date and at tra c tiv e mu-1IomI* lor training tie voung m inds, aw akening tie- moral p«-r«'eptmn* am i developing and strengthening the physical ta-ing of tto* children ••ntruarn* t«> her earn Miss Irene llrail) »ill as­ sist Miss liu tler. N TO the building of many years of es­ tablished b u s in e s s has been put the matured experience of successful buying direct from reput­ able manufacturers. If we supply you, you receive the benefit of our 22 years of knowing how to buy. Make us your haber­ dasher. I 13-3tp F'or Sale—Pine Crest Hotel building, good as new. 30 by 50. lower floo 12 feet upper 10 ft. Fine stair case, good doors and windows, range, sinks, etc. V. Schraelz A Son. R. F\ t). 2. Sanford. 12-2c Strawberry Plants for Sale—Klondike. 25c per hundred—500 or more delivered in Sanford Mrs .1 C Smith. K 3. 12-3c F'or Kent—F'our room house and 1 ncrc farm for poultry or s|>ring cro|w. Fimpnre F'. N. FIstridge, Cameron avenue 12-3tp For Side— A few While la-ghurn Roost ers See Mrs Thurston, soul end of Pnrk n venue. l2-3tp * Fur Kent—F‘urmshe«l 5 room cottag«und 5 acre truck furm For sale. House­ hold furniture. 210 Pine Ave. 12-3p l>ost—Gold watch nnd chain. Finder return to llernld office und receive rewnrd. !2-2p | For Side—A 3 am - truck farm at n loading platform Well impmvrd Flow­ ing well F'enrrd. tileil. a large 2 story house, tenant liousr-. slindc nnd fruit ire«-» See me ut Monroe or addri-M II. S Mikesell. Sanford in tf for Sal«-—Mule Cull la- seen at F I Green s place, half mil«- south of Brady s store. West Side 11 tf F'or Rent —F'our mum cottage f m pnrr -if II Peters, ftlllllliik uvriiiiiII Jtp l«o*l—A black silk iiinhrellri Natural wcxxl handle color«*! g r»•»•11 Owner's nam e inside I .cave at M I M iens store ami receive reward II 3ti For K ent—Furnished riMtuis. witii or witlioill iiglil housekeeping III Park avenue ii ip For Sal e Good hors« clu-ap W I F iclils. ( mi x I 2 15. . it y 10 if iHi y on Want to Sell* We are now making up our list of pr-qwities for sale for tills w inter s trade t ome in and list your property with im Murks Real F's tate Agency 10 titp Wnntr*l—Pem uinenl oriftiriimhed room F irsi or S*x und street Bin helor a p a rt­ ment C. A llernkl. Itt-if For Sale—Fourteen acres Ovu*lo Black llamuiiM'k. I«ordering Like Jessup Near Oviedo Part improved. Flowing well available. This land ii selling for $150 per nere Will take $120000 Address J F" A . Oviedo. Fin I lltp First (Tusa Table, Board—Mrs C L Goodhue. 210 Park avenue 102 tf For .Sale —(.nod Hunk ritnalMaii or F.vre ill touring car Both m gissi condition and sole cheap W I 1Ingperi at Holden Real f.slute tri I «Ml if For Kent or Share Farm ing—Several acres Innd. house and ham . two flowing wells. 2!-« miles from [ustoffice. Sanford. Fla. Addison !.. Williams 90-tf F'or Kent—F'ivr acres, well, tiled, with house Also 10 acres. 5 tiled. Also 5 acres tiled, with gissi hous<- full on or phone W A Minnick Cnmrroti t7n> 04 if For Kent —lig h t hooseki-epiug apart lllents $3. $3 50 and $1 00, also furnish«*! risiiti Mrs M F llisqs-r Lm rel and Second » if I i Clothier and Men’s Furnisher SANFORD - - - FLORIDA u j i == S e n d your C h i l d r e n here to he Fitted to the EE 1BEST SCHOOL SHOES I = = I m p r o v e their m e n t a l capacity hy having their S = Feet well pro tec ted , and free ! •1 ff J» f ro m the dis- g | = c o m i o r t s ol Ill-Fitting S h o e s . l a k e a look in S = our w in d o w s t h e n ask to he s h o w n ...................... b E. G. DUCKW ORTH F E E T FITTE R = Telephone 6 9 Sanford, Florida I r. A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You AVERY PLOWS CLARK HARROWS Rosi Service lo Genova Ia*avp Sanford on Wedm-sday-s nt 12 o’clock noon. p. in. Arrivi- ut Genova 3:30 lueave Genova on Thunuliiys at 7 a. m. Arrivo at Sanford at 10 a. m.. U-avc Sanfoni 2 p. m.. Arrive at Genova 5:30 p. m. Lea ve Genova at 7 a. m. on Friday. Arriv-p Sanford 10 a. m. T h e afx)ve schedule »ili l«e HW US ac­ curate!) a* pomi lite unti! furtlu-r notte«The boat ts equip|«ed »itti every m«xl crii appltance. I«-«- water on bnurd and no ohjis tum to colI*-e Ix-mg m alie at Liti boat’s expense. Free admisaton to Woodland n e x t Sunday. ■/i»: What Better Would You Want C A L L PHONE NO. 8 The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. Oak Avenue -, - Park - 12-2U . •f*. ’l ' / . . • ■. • * , . J t -; .FRANK l)r. J. A. T hackston. S tate lns|>ectur. of High Schools was in the city y«-»t«-rdny and ins|M*ct«sl tfie Prim ary. Gram m ar and High Sc Ii«m»I buildings. The Herwld »ill not give his opinion of our schifol system Imh-uus«- to do so verbatim m ight cause th e other schools in the stilt*- to feel sm all Suffice to say Dial Dr T hackston sta te d th at th e Sanford school system » a s alxive par and his words of praise to Prof. Perkins, the teachers and the school hoard were strong enough to m ake them feel th a t their work has not Ixx-n in vain. aKy * -, ' . ' For Kent—Five acre farm All irri gated Fine location) near Kami's Silting F. B KatidalL P 0 Box 921. 13 3tp W anted—Young man to learn und be­ come m anager of a retail business pitying more than the average profession, must he 19 years of age. have high school e d - ! ucation and live with parents. Wages will be very small for first year. Do not apply unless you are willing to do hard and disagreeable work and have nbljlty nnd determ ination necessary for-udvnncernent. For interview nddress Manager. Box 964. 13-2tp Wanted. For Cash—One to onp hundred cor louds of K. K. crossties. K. H. Murks. !3-3tp For Sale—F'orty to sixty thousand let­ tuce p la n ts Prime condition. Ready to set now and within the next ten days Call C. K. Wnlker. phone No. 16. !3-2tc F'or Sale—Rood lurge mule. Cheap. S. A. Houston, near Beck Hammock. C om plim ents Our Schools The season ia now open for «luck »hooting and H arry Wilson has arranged * .,ni0*t » ttra c tiv e window w ith all the »cceaaoriea for h u n tin g , even to a grass blind. Guna a n d shells a re used for trimming and th e window m akes the ■ WANTS : ?.*» * *'*/•/ • *N .. -.1 , I ... . . vT ‘ - y �z3*- '* * s œ y * r *1.1. O ctober 4, 1912 IMF KANrORl» Ht RAID G O S S IP J -* t k ■v M O O R frp 8 T 8 T IO N "! ! 1 P> I UR prospects. He was accom panied liy his little daughter, Franctw, and Mr. LiIIiy r t. T h e supper given by th e ladies of the B a p tist church last S a tu rd a y was a flat­ tering sucrees. Oviedo and Geneva sen t o u t quite a num ber of visitor*. The teacher*, Mr*. Ilixon and Mias Geiger helped out with a short but enjoyable I. D. H s r t o t'S l. Auguatin* » « * o ile r a t th e Miller home lost Weliw»day. M r. an d Mr*. K. L. B ritt had as their gUMta a t aupper S atu rd ay evening Mr. and Mr*. W. W. D ritt. M r. an d. Mr* Edw. R epp and aon, Mr*. E lla G reen­ land and M rs. P. G. M iller and aon. L ettuce settin g was done a t tho Joe program. G u ests a t T he Palm du rin g the past Cam eron farm s last week and consider able Is being aet a t the M cC lelland farm week were: Mr. and Mr*. Polk, Mr. and and elsewhere th is week. W . W . Mil­ Mr*. Dooley, Mias R iviere, Mr*. Osteen, ler la said to have the finest celery plants Mias C onrad, Messrs. M cR ae, Osteen, Van W’agoner, S tu a rt P la tt, Welsh, ab o u t here. „ Mr*. A. B. Cam eron stood the journey D u tto n , G ilbert and M iss France* D u t­ from th e beach fairly y ell and U im ­ ton. proving. She wishes all her friends to GENEVA JO T T IN G S visit her a t her homb on C am eron Villa Mr*. W. L T aylor Is th e guest of Mr*. road. The F arm er’s Im provem ent C lub had Oscar Nicholson of D ay to n a Beach. an old-fashioned spelling school last Mi*» Irene Peters retu rn e d last S at­ Friday evening. Prof. G. 1*. M arU did urday from a very p leasan t visit spent the pronouncing. The first fifteen m in­ with her sister in Jacksonville. ute* Was a contest betw een th e sides T h e Geneva school w as formally and th e rem ainder of tim e was devoted opened M onday m orning w ith ap p ro ­ to spelling down. T w elve year old p riate exercises ¿-*A song b y the school, E ttp Johnson stood up long after the w ith Mr*. Pattishall as organist, came other youngster* were down and spelled first on the program . R ev. D. A. Cole, w ith four grown-ups and would not l>e liastor of the M ethodist, then read a downed so tim e was called. T he I n ­ ch ap ter from the Bible w ith a talk to the dies’ Aid aerved lemonade and cake and school, followed by p ray er. Mr Walter added a n e a t sum to their funds This Flynt tlien made n short address, after week Friday evening la regular club which MMw M rl-uin, principal of the meeting and Friday evening. Oct. 11, school, gave a little talk to her pupils, in will be a d eb ate on W om an’* Suffrage. which she appealed to them to help her Th* Speaker* on the affirm ative aide m ake th e school a success A num ber will be Mr*- EH* G reenland. Mr*. W. of visitors were present. T h e school is W ; B ritt and E. A. G ilbert. On the unusually large this year When all negative aide are Mr* J C. S m ith, Mrs have entered the teachers rx|>ect an en W. A. M lnnlck and Dr. W. A M lnnlck. rollm ent of fifty names We are proud A cordial Invitation is extended to all to aay th a t twill teachers ur»> our own to attend th e club meeting* and also the G eneva girls. Miss M aynne M cl^nn and soda] meeting*. Mis« L ydia Geiger We wish for'them Mr. and Mr*. C. G. Perry had an ,lhe liest of slice«sv» eleven |>ound aon l>om Uf them M onday W. 1.. Seig It-aves tins w«s-k for Val­ of last week at their home on the paraiso, Ind . to atten d college at that H aights. place. He will continue lus Stud) of M r. snd Mr*. II. A G ilbert «re m ov­ m i l engineering We wish him succtwa. ing to the house on Stpen avenue former A If S p e r anil lle rlw rt S(s»-r and ly occupied by Mr Sipea. family of Kianlinnies- urr \er> pleasant Tb# Japanese farmers. Mwier» Toy issiple who come here t«i settle hi Ge­ am * and M odana are rrectm g a barn on neva T hey are locatisl at th e saw mill. Iterlle I'altishall left M onda) to re­ tb d r Beardall avenue farm. Our mail m an, K. A. T hom as was sum e his studies at the Sanford High called to G ainesville as his sister la quite Schistl ill., F. L. G reen is the m an on the Job Miss l.ydia lin g e r «|s-nt the week again. end w ith tier sister. Miss Nellie Geiger, Mr* R obt. W ashburn from tow n »a» who is lenchmg at l 'h u lo o ta a guest Sunday at the Sm ith home llf%k ur.l 1*r•ee f e*F •*f f •»r-J »t (»e* l in Byrd Willis i* horns again after »(»-ml fllllli«' .* *)li »r t \ im I to Lis sist«*r Mrs Ing several m onths in Georgia. lirM lV(t T9 , last wr**k \ V«T> pleSa Miss Ola E atridge returned to Howell. ant auri’fiM*. G a., alter a week’s visit w tth her p ar­ C harlie Slevver of C h u lu o ta was the ents and friends. guest of Kvan Pattishall last Tmsulay. ____ Mr* R. L Gresham en tertain ed the M M S. S o d rly on Buck l-ak r, at her CH ULUOTASNAPSHOTS Busy The rainy w esther continue* and with home, last Thurst|a> afternoon liands ¿uni busy tongues m ade time (>xsn It is tbs hot sunshine. Th* contractor* lor the first house in very «(uickly ami also m ade this a very At th e close the th* new tow n arrived first of the week |>leasant meeting hostess ser\e«l ice rrvam and cake, to begin their work The contractor* which was greatly enjoyed by ail. She are Mcpar* D iam ond and Sm ith of O r­ was assist.si in serving b y Mrs. Geo lando. IVters, Miss Botitue Nicholson and 0 . M. Jacobs and W T Grave* were visitors to O rlando M onday. T he for­ Mis* Addle (irvsham . Som e of our Geneva people enjoyesi a m er waa accom panied by his little niece, fish fry at Imke H arney Saturday. Lonalee S u tto n , who wil| sta y slime tim e Plenty of fish and a good tim e reported. visiting w ith her father. Mia* Bobbie Nicholson returned last Mr*. M attie Luaador and little d au g h ­ week from a very pleasant visit of six ter of O rlando, who spent S atu rd ay and Sunday w ith her sister. Mr*. Billie J a ­ weeks t(>eiit with friends at D aytons Beach. cobs, returned to her home M onday. Mias M ay P rev att of G eneva was visiting her b rother. J. A. Ib e v a tl and family last week. Mias L ydia Geiger, p rim ary teacher a t G eneva, was visiting her sister, M i« Nellie Geiger, who is prim ary teacher a t th is place, last S atu rd ay and Sunday. M r. lllx o n of Orlando was visiting w ith his «rife, who Is th* principal teach ­ er here S a tu rd a y and Sunday. G. M. Jaco b s and A. I - Council spent a short vacatio n in Jacksonville last E verybody thinks they had a »■'* eO rUif* tiro«." Charlie Steevms St» visited II. ll.-'P m ttishall’* young folks last T uesday. B iton L ightfoot is visiting relatives * M r* J. W . Osteen and grand d au g h ­ te r, Nelli* C onrad of C hristm as spent S atu rd ay visiting with her son. Jam es, a t th* ham* of M r. and Mr*. J . Tilden Ja* 9 U . V J. IV L ong «pent S atu rd ay and S u n ­ d a y v id tin g M en d s at Silver Spring*. W. B. W elsh of Palm Beach was vis­ itin g la our v id n tty for a couple of day* la s t week. M r ..D u tto n , of Sanford, waa in o ur Mo­ tio n last week looking o v er th e fru it ' !>er let. y Messrs W hitner and Kiwter were call­ er* Saturday afternoon. Miss Bessie Schuinj>ert s(>ent Sunday ut the Minnick place. Among tho S unday visitors Were Mr*. Gilbert from M oore’s Station. Horace McClendon from th e Went Side. Mr*. M urphy and sons from Sanford, the W orthingtons from Luke Onoro. On Saturday of this week Justin Wor­ thington and wife of T am pa and Edward Triol of Seattle will arrive to lie guests a t the W orthington home for several day*. If-you have not visit»*! the new store, under the m anagem ent of Mr*. M ar­ garet M arshall, call there as noon as con­ venient. You will find a neat, a ttra c ­ tiv e stock, which is Iniing added to almost daily and prices th a t will appeal to you. Wedding bells will soon lx> ringing at Lym an Hall by lieautiful little Iuikc Onoro. / O V IE D O Rev. E . Leo S m ith returned home M onday from A|>opkn, where he con­ ducted services on S unday, and also the funeral services of M rs. Olise in the a f­ ternoon. M rs. Geo. C. C raw ford of Orlando is here visiting her m other. Mrs. King. H er little son accom panied her. ^ Ir. and Mr*. J. II. I«»* of Lak»» C harm returned Inst week from their outing in N orth C arolina. Geo. Coward of C hristm as, w as in town S atu rd ay . M rs. E. A. Douglass was shopping in O rlando last S atu rd ay . Ml*a Daisy M cC lenahan of Sanford has charge of th e m illinery departm ent of Mrs. W. II. H ow ard’s store in th»* Wilson building. Thom as Hancock of C hristm as was transacting business in town S aturday. ( ’. T. Saadim i am i Miss Gladys I.in«*liart, Fred llojx-r of W inter Garden and Miss Annie M cCulley altendi»! a rhureh sup|x-r at C huluota S atu rd ay night and r»*|*ort a nice tim e. T his church is m aking extensive prep­ aration* to e n tertain the W ekiva Bnpti«t Association which convenis* there tlcto ls-r 23-21. T he W om ans Mi»sionar) l.'nion of th e \V H A will con­ vene in the school building at 2 30 p. m. on the 23rd inst. Mr* E I.»»« Sm ith if Ovtixin is au|»erintendent of the I '»lion. linn ILsIg»-*. hi* m other and two sis­ ter* of O in stm aj. were here Suixlay a m.. en route to Sanford where they will m ak e their home for the present. Mr Hinlgir, w till enter husitiesn then-, and Mi*» Mary will en ter th e High School, having lintdi«d the G ram m ar School last term while Iti-v. Sm ith was principal M l« Julia will e n te r th e G ram m ar school. We com m end th.»*e noble t liri-ttian* to the g ix d ritixa-ns oi San­ ford. Gitlixle Blucher. Phoenix La»t. Wiflow Calf, heavy tingle sole. Note t a i l o r - m a d e apap|>carancr. Semi military 1Y* hceL $ 4.00 Brockton Made The beauty of the line is the fact that every shoe is really the v e r y b e s t “ h u y ” i( you are look­ ing (or Style, W e a r and C o m fo rt. <3 Our ¿&3P Ime for I'all and Winter is ready for inspection. All si/es and w idths in a wide variety oi leathers. It will pay you to come in and look. K*< SAU. UY D. A. Caldwell & Sons SANFO RD FLO R ID A Ml IS III if i n MS Mr JnmiMHi of I'al.i'k a h.i- put in a *t*H*k «if go«»l' III Mr J \V Bell'« «lure room , and ex|s-cl> to i|o a large Iiumiinm. Jam»*» Shu* has gone to Cocoa to work thia w inter. .. ( 'a p t. B. R. Sm ith has return»»! from Philadelphia. Pa., and other ca»t«'rn citire. where he vi*it»»l friends lie will engage III Ihe trucking tiictiii»-*» h«-r»- this seaaon Charlie Prat-1 her l« mi the »uk list thi* weeV M l« Allie tlgim li) gav»- a hirthdav |ia rty T u*-*»lay evening. There vre-r» fifty invittsf gu»*«ts. I <-*• cream and ra k e were served and all had a very pleas ■nt tim e. Some very fine music WB* very m uch enjoyeil By all. Bring your old tires to Sauf uni Machine A Uarngr Ox for vulcanising. fn-tS -tf r BI( Y( I.K S --------A t’CKSSOHIKS HKPAIUING New Ktork of B irjrlr* and lllryrlc Sundries. Wc m ake a «pcrialt) of repair work i»f all kinds. N«-w R ubber Tlrea and repair» f»»r hahj t arrlage* • . . Gi*e u* a call. !.. * HIM W Mgr IKS P alm rllo , Opp. ( llj Hall X X X X iy> XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX^XXXXXXX — STOMACH MISERY t PURIFY YOUR BLOOD W ITH LEONARDB8 BLOOD ELIXIR AND YOUR DIGESTION W ILL BE CURED A T ONCE. Remedy Sold Under 91000.00 Guarantee to Cur* or Co*t Nothing. re i m i C O s c tl'u o f/ •Mil .1 LI m r.v «Mt /v irjn -rro .v j #*t is rm u m ci-ru r.v isru ti. c rrio v o r o re .# /* c .ii >r #r / w/ \ r _• ot-g a w r w t w , "■ill caxriKd iMt " a n u .\u * it $ru i r io tn im r , P _ f\* it *t ft,flh, »?! "oTsmo* IKUREQ ACAIHS 4 * 0 1 S IV II6 Î S M IT H , H r*« H- BTCVSNS. V-Hra*. H* K. TOLAR, Caihltr i -■ . —— It la Im pure blood th a t un d erm in es the stom ach, b rin g s on Indigestion, lark of appetite, gulping of food, and the m any o th e r sy m ptom a th a t W* con» nnmly known aa sto m ach m is e ry .' Increase th e num ber of red co rp u scles In th e blood, c le a n s e It of potion and Im purities with L eonardl'a Blood Kliylr and th e d ig estio n w ill Im prove »1 once, the a p p e tite will be b e tte r and you can eat an y th in g w ith o u t Buffering •om e form of stom ach m isery. , Leonard! s Blood Kltxtr Increases th e blood supply, d riv e s out ail Im­ p u rities, re g u la te s the circu latio n and gives th e d ig e s tiv e ‘o rg a n * a tra n g th to c a re for th e food w ithout any of th e pangs of In d ig estio n t h a t m ak e Ilf» m iserab le to thousands. l,connrdl s Blood E lixir Is th e one re a l rem edy for blood d ise a se s that n ev er Falla to beneflL It cu res th e m any d iseases th a t a r e c a u se d by 4 G-l stut»< of the blood. 8crofula, skin d iseases, bolls, ulcers, rh e u m a tism , stotnarh tro u h .es, c a ta rrh , syphilis and kidney and liver, com plalnta a il quickly y ield to th o m arvelous cu rativ o pow er of thi* health-giver. In th e p ast few yeara, th e o ld specifics, sa rsa p a rilla * a n d c a r e t ha»s dropped by th e w ayside u n til today, w h erev er L e o n a rd o s Blood E lU tr >• know n. Its sales a re la rg e r th a b th o so of a ll o th e r blood m ed icin es combined. T he use of th is w onderful rem ed y m akes all th e d ifferen ce b etw een lm pure, slu g g ls^ 'b lo o d and a h ealth y , e n e rg e tic c o n d itio n ; th e dtffereaoe be­ tw een sickness and health. I t le doing an Incalcu lab le a m o u n t of good Is m aking discouraged, sick poopl* w ell an d happy. Aa n o th |o g .else can. It drive« out poisonous g e rm s and deepaeatad dis­ e a se front the bipod, It b rin g s tw e e t sleep so n e c e ssa ry to the n erven. It give* happy expectancy In th e place of despondency. It h a s h elp ed and cured thou­ san d s,—It w ill do th e sam e fo r you. «• r ~r— T he fact th a t lzH inardl’a IUood E lixir la aold u n d e r n «1000 00 g u aran tee to reTund money un th at b o ttle If It falls to c u re sp e a k s volumes In Droving Its unusual m erit. ~ y No Other tdood rem edy know n could be sold u n d er th is g u a ra n te e w ithout forcing Its p n .p tle to rs Into b an k ru p tcy . If you w ish to b e w J i m 4 etro a* use L eonardl s Blood Ellxtr. It (s su p e rio r to ev ery o th e r blood r u H ^ a s is p ro ftD by thi* m arvelou* g u irt& U * . For Sale By^ -Wm, G, . Aldridge,-N MSanford, Florid» ir4“ ^ -y ü L ft - w A ^ f l A g J l ' - T j - ~ ^ THE SANFORD CYCLE CO. £ • t AMKKON ( ITY C L IP P IN G S . Rev. G. B. W aldron (»readied for u* Sunday morning. A goodly num ber were p ry v u t and tlie service greatly rnMr Boyd and family are m oving from the Ba.« farm to the W ard farm on Pine way. R. L. G rier ami family are m oving into the Alltson-Dickson house a n d will farm the land the coming season. Miss Adren Mmnick will leave for Jacksonville on S a tu rd a y ’s b o at. She expect* to spend several weeks there. We have had two very heavy rains dunng th e past week and will be mast glad to have settled w eather. On T h u rsd ay evening. O ct. 3rd, little M arjory K etchum . who is visiting her grand p a re n ts at Lake O noro, celebrated her se v e n th birth d ay in a m ost happy m anner. A num ber of h e r new made F lorida friends were invited to share the happy tim e with her. M l« M arjory's friends regret th at »he will soon he leav­ ing for T am p a, w here ahe will spend the rem ainder of the winter. W* a re a ll glad to hear th a t th* Kinahana p la n to b* w ith us b y Noresn- ^ a--« tiF . ,T* �. ’£ » October 4.1912 ^ t»■-V t i l t SANTORO MTRALO LOOK AND BE WISE IN. P. Y O W E L L & C O M P A N Y ! ; H a v e o p e n e d the B o s t o n S t o r e of S a n f o r d , F lorida, next d o o r to the P e o p le s B a n k , in full blast a n d arc going to give the =§ ; people th e B e st Q u a l i t y of D ry G o o d s th a t can be b o ught for the lowest prices t h a t h a v e ever been in this section. =§ J u s t received a full line of Percale and M adras Shirtings, 2fx’ values, special M onday per yard a t j f ) l 10c nnd JL«U 'jC We have a full line of Parasols valA full line of Muck Towels, just reM en’s, Boys and In d ie s’ Hose in «4***1 at $1.25 each, will close n n ceivetl, 12* >¿c value, M onday QCT black and brown, 3 pairs CIP* out M onday for a / O C special, 3 for ¿D C .............. ¿ D C ------------ -—|--------------------------------------Spool C otton, (> spools of o p W'e are able to furnish you !>-•! PepM en's Sum m er U nderwear, 50c Very special, an o th er full line Pop­ P**rel Shex’ting, bleached, valued 36c J .& P. « o p ts’ T hread ¿D C value, very special M onday q q lins and H cm laria, all shades; also per y ard, very special M ononly............................................ fP fS C in Bedford Cord, valued a t - i n r t d ay .p ery ard • ....... 401? A full lino of Boys' Suits ranging 35c Monday at X ^C • • Boys’ Caps, 25c values, ■< r upw ards from only ^ 2 0 0 very special, 10c and ........... X D C full line of Pillow Cases, 42x3(5; A beautiful line of G ingham s for 15cA value, M onday special j r t l children’s school dresses, l«r)c each L u o C value, M onday’s special * /C G ents’ and In d ies Suit r k O Very special, children's 25c Cadet ( ’ases, $ l .25 value, a t c /O C Hose, M onday wo sell them r ) Q per pair ¿D C A 5<ic value in iileurhed TahU* A beautiful line of Kimona ( ’repe, Damask M onday's special OCT all colors and borders, 20c -j r t M en's Blue Serge Pants, valued at ¿D C values, very special at X O C per yard $7 00. M onday's special (P Q O Q A full line of 11«ms«* Dresses just ris’eived $2.oo value, our rT* A A Q i " " '' « p 0 .* 7 0 Ju st received, a- large shipm ent of price M onday Jn J[ #X o A full line of Swiss Draperies. 15r O utings, 12* ¿e values, very values, M onday special at -J f \ M en's and Boys’ H ats (T» -A special M onday a /C per yard lllC valued from epX *D U Special line Torchon Laces a \ • 7c value, M onday per yard tD C N otice our beautiful line of All-over Em broideries, valued at fiOc per yard, A full line of T able N apkins, valued A full line of M en’s Silk Hose in all at. 75c |>er dozen, very special. AQ shades, 50«’ values, M onday’s ( t p very special M onday per 2 5 c A full line of Buys' Blollscs fc-) M onday per dozen 4 o C special at per pair ¿ D C | special M onday ¿D C We are able to lit you in any article that you may want. Our Iteady-to-Wear, also Piece Goods Department is complete, so notice Saturday’s window display and give us a call. T H BOSTON Next Door to Peoples Bank First Street oooooooooD O O ooooooooooooooooaoaooaooooooooooooooooog ..... 'I \ •• a an* toM ih** m arket* an* •»«it "f joint, a n 1Mietili. H r . i*tr . W *11. 'Alio jnil.H them ollt of joint, a ho "bunt*" them ? S’«» oni* but th«* p«»oph* vai* «hip to. vabo un* trml**<l vuih th** of our kimmI*. which >«iir«-l> 1?« tin* moM im portant part of tin* huHinrn I h* f.mlt !*• not va11 }1 ?'.!• mark* f *• f,,r VAI ill k 111 Af. I f to ...... .. I- l <1. o o a PAST AND FUTURE T he Or wer» of Hanford Should I'roflt I») I’nnl Example» 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000° The old Haying w ith whieh are l.imili.ir. miinely "T h e re i- m.uiv i ■>1■| ■ Ih'I vui'II th e <*n|• and 1lie I■| > l.a lirm eli tru e llllimToMN tulle'-, late ii Saidord mid m ay Im- attain, in i|n te of all we run do to p re v e n t it. A nother old adage likewise fam iliar to us is. "Y ou ran judge th e fu tu re by th e p u st." This m ay l>? tru e or not. aerording In our willingness and ability to prodt by the m istakes or inishn|«s of th e past The wise and intelligent man learns a lesson from th e disasters th at have over taken him and tu rn in g Ins bark on tie past, forgets it and with renewed ho|s* and m u rag e, en ters ii|sm Ins future work determ ined to inuke a stieis-vs of it. Every one do** not su rreed alike in this world, only five out of each one hundred who e n te r business for th em ­ selves m ake a sucrew , b u t nil m ust try alike—endoavoririg ns bent they ran with the m eans at their com m and to forge ahead. Any o th e r course would !*«• foolish and a w aste of tim e. My rem arks have reference to the Vegetable (¡row ing In d u stry of Snnford wbleh is th e backbone of our com ­ m unity, in fact wo m ight say is th e whole thing and unless I am entirely wrong in my conjectures every business m un, be he banker, b ak er or candlestick m aker, la interest«! in th e su b ject anil th e solv­ ing of th e problem . W hat is th e problem ? Plainly, th e intelligent, business-like. ■yBtematic and hon est m arketing of our products, tog eth er w ith th e exercise of good judgm ent In p la n tin g und produc­ ing. T h a t we can produce th e best and finest vegetables in th e land go** w ith­ o u t saying, we have th e clim ate and our •ystem of Irrigation and d rain ag e in connection w ith o u r artesian wells makes us weU nigh Independent of N a­ ture'* Sprinkling C an. H ut we m ust n o t forget there are o thers engaged in doing ju st w hat we u rn 'u n d in sp ite «if our n atu ral ad v an tag es we have some handicaps th a t are not easily overcome. One of th e g reatest of these is our d istan t* from th e m arkets. M uch tim e 1* consumed in tra n sp o rtin g und the coat of aarne la a heavy tax o n us, y et ■'•line if file grower* Would trt iM.-lli ,•» t i l l , |*. 1 A ..U ' irrnt.TO.M I.lv l-.gl llif f p m i— Ilian by m aking t fi« in.ifk vaIn• him lerg u ilen Sr hnnl Mis-. Until Muller will open u Km derthem \k hr 11 hr- has thiMt t li.lt he garti ii mi Si pi cm ber ln, in the ( 'ongreguW ttll l Ire cuttin g p r i c e s hut Will work lo tiomil parsonage. maintiiiii them , which is just what we Terms, $:i.iM) jrer m onth. 8-6p want s e l l s | In* g iM n |- in v i-*l Im OWf» Mil' ll«*) III fri the argum ent y«>u «.utn.it organ i/.e l hr f.iriners I w.nihl js.ini ’•* i h* I'ul i f*>frri.. l i t r i » |- h.,' g. ..1 t . , | Sutler of \pplball«m lui la» limi I mlrr Hrf • lion ..f I hapu « lami I •» . sf | L.rbU n • ' • ! \ \ itliam* m| I . • • • di- at. So Ì4 \ I * lïl'i. ha* h., i 1 ha* fntdf •(« it 1- f ' • \ li.ith«'f I'lin .h olr-ltir t* [. ..■» fi in (Ii. I fit! Wtil'll VAt- « » f in i |f«*| III! Vtil n! t in i it ni» ii.du-l ry 'I t •. | |.i' a ««ntan %aiti» I — '" ' ..................1 a i «| • . « • It 4 t . • fii||ii«kiri( «lisaf.■> ? ift.tt \t i . I* a .«I our ■iit|iv li.iv*. i«> I.II k of l\« trltl ill MUirk«*liri|C 1bill I- * i*.i-l I he \pph I ,’i.« iT' \ ■*»»!■i.i • riIms| -|ini|M i «ß 1 III ' «nal. gv i inini y. MiifIm. ni••vi*.I in .i iti-riod, m ueb too nhori * ron>* unti lh»*n* ih Imi t Oin* wa> to «or lions wl W ashington and Oregon are so •«la, to-to H I f«*.*n I J M U*" i«*» n s of N K. i «>r. i ofi ÍS.T 11. T p I'J S . It Wi t. . It.ni W. ' l l ) t II.. K. r if t it, to wii Cut out alisoluti’ly the to adm it of their absorption by the j strong they control every step of the t:¡> ft . »: t«211 n . n «,'n n ■| Im- <aWl lar.it la .ng «aa.i l al Ih- .lata lit IImi trad e m a norm al and profitable m anner I commission man and combine on one re business even to the picking and pack­ taft.tatinM.I arjrh ivMllltil. ir.il.« ..arri* ..I l'Karlolln liable, honest distrib u to r or selling dritto n T here i* a way to rn«**t this trouble and 1 ing Thu S outh T exas Ollloli Growers' ••rdttito'« ■lia U U r**l<*rti\»1 ««y / i . | «lien we get orglimr.rsl IIS Wr* , lit Mll<I agency, who has the abili!) ami ennuis’ \ssin I,it inn who tirrik tile bllslln-ss w ill'll " iI '«ri Uww «awl la » f **.«! • il I^>«ir «ÍH fi*Ht lin Ihr 1 Ht» < »• l u l i r r \ I i f » l J .111' 1 m ti-l In Ih* a ,i . will tie .i|H'fied tlolls to s«.|| fnf T’;i*li I it lr s-altfofrl. .ill the grower* weri .ill p r.n tn .illy broke •ta» \S t! lus« Mi» >v* •■! »r. aiti —al th» fin I I »t» iif our products the mark«*! will .it■-«»ft« SiMut were m aking Itnon \ fur tin in alni lo l|A .«f , I- t \ 1 ' IHJ • al firlhiw their inlvi.i' . 1 1.... 1 1 sfill'pllig alni tf M Id »HP »S. i itir growers .ire not -ulTering more •'»•lit lliilerl lo. uniti Ititi in.ilt > lltrlepelni • I. Ik • M«' 4* ■ t Ini' .ire l tio-e ttf t.»r r -v/iTonV l.iit that Ilirnw ,iuav in **.111f■<r•I .ill that >.imi"i e f il.s I '.illn 1111. 1 I hr I ' i- 111r - ■ i t l f u i t i s i *1. » t l> ■11m , . <1101111! not prevent Ih- -uhi Ail Ii .1 | <r• 'III il.- pr..i t a ho I»• . i r I . f hiin »1 O n a In ih It ■f«m-sslit make ali) dillif m e wh.it tiling Imi at the rei t ill iltlilt.il ineetlllg N«*tlcr «if InlrnlU in »•* Appt» for I « lli-ra l'a lr n l ii’ from looking after our own interis*t* To «.fiire our portion of tin value of the name of the d istributor 1« but he these milt pcinb nls -..s ing then misl.ike S r .iii^ i« tu n I«) g i.i'ii th at un M ortila) ff»* 7th of 1 »riul« r \ I • t'*l» »• ihr »4iii|. raigf««'i| tlie erops we must <■.„ 1[tern 1e and work must be honest ami have the necessary applied lor incm lifrship ami On prie, Mt«> i« •r|«iral«irw. int.-rot l<> « | •|»Iy to ihr I ¡ovefitur It m bey und m> understanding peels look good. •*l it»- H tale ol M onda lor l a t i m I'atrnt tu émuo honestly together, with conlnienee in ability to N I* Votogli A <'ornean?. u|ion th r fotlotolric each other, to th e end th at we are not how the grower can tu rn over his pro p ­ T he Georgia |>eaeh growers im proved |ini|N M s| rharti-r Si^n« I N I* V u W K I.I., put in com petition with each o th er on erty to strangers, men they never bearti , very much their conditions, under the A t: VOWKUft. of and will never si*', about whom the) f.K n U t .K a M 'KKIt. th e m arket in the selling of our crops. working of the Association, ami should P ld » Ih «.sfili t IIA K T K K Hy dividing our shipm ents am ong a know nothing, tru sting them for boiu*t huve continued as they began hut jeal­ •>( «ahi I or|M»rafUm «hall fa' N IV lot of eominitiston housi's und d istrib ­ treatm en t, and will not place the same ousies crejit m and causisi dissatisfae > "I* r ||1 Afa*( rtamr iirii|iaM>, arvl I to- rda«*«* Iiuilfinai at.all S a n ío n l, (trmnc** n n a n iy . rW»n«la utors we are sim ply cu ttin g earh oth er's! am ount of confidence in their neighbors lion, " th e m anagem ent was chunged. J I Ih rrnrra! naturi* of th«- hualnnw to Iw th ro ata und our own, for when the ship -1 who they can ms- every day. who have j m any member» withdrew and the in- i r a n a i l n l «rial] l r , to rondurf atol «i|w*rafr a f « »» • ral rt»« n toltiti«* Ituaihnto, to bu> aril, ow n and l<a«' incuts reach destination th e receivers lieen in Sanford for years and who they ev itable happened No profits to the »••ml ««attolr Iw'licve to lie honest and siptare. This I Th«* a m o u n t of th« miutml »lock authortr«»f fight each o th e r for the business and grow er." «hall tir K ilt> TltoMAtond . |.V»,O<Nf.0O) l'ollan«, use our goods to do the fighting with, is especially strange when they have I» divnliwl Into Morr llu m ln »! T he Florida C itrus Exchange has tohirh «hall of t fw |«ar «tolur of I »nr i I urxtr«»| $ 1'K)' hh cu ttin g price« until the growers g e t ; lieen disapjMiinted so often liy the o u t­ done great things, in bettering the or Shar««. f 'oliar* |»*r «har*.Salti «tos ti «hall I»- (Maid for liy nothing but the »tereoty | hsI report side party. The chances are alt with the unge industry of th e stille, am i if heller im n a fr r n n i *•» 11»«- 1 <«r|>uratkm tf»r «tin-k in trad«* and « ill of th«* firm knotori »*• N I* Vuwrll A " M a rk e t glutted worry, hut l>est I grower, if lie diH-s irusinesH with ills supportisi would do a great deal more ' oni|»*ny, of » h ir h thr lom rim ralur* ir r m«rn Irr», tu fi tb« f toitf« tin tiuiMing in a fiith Mul bum neighhor and the man he know», und if could d o ." A few cannot »«•cure the sam e efficiency, n«tofl I« condurt**!. «ltd thr lot on to ht• h aatd huihl* worst comes to worst he can have the ing «tanda. I«el me illu strate. A few days since, no m atte r how hard th ey work, as fhe I Sat<l CorpormtUm «fiali r i Ut for a Irm i of satisfaction of "cussing o u t" his neigh­ in conversation with one of the repre­ (V9) )r«tr* m any, neither is it fair or m anly for the n in6rty Tntnr h r hu«m «w of aaul <'or | mm a» ton «fiali Im' sen tatives of th e Florida Vegetable! bor, for he knows where to find him. m ajority to accept the lienelits of the i'*»n*lurtr»| |»y a prvtoblrtit, vier t>r«-«ldi-nt and Srr(¡row ers' Association in one of the larg- j whereas the other fellow he cannot get work of the m inority, even if this was rrtary-trrm aurrr, and by th rrr dlrrrtom . w ho m ay hold an y of ih r othrr ofTIrra. Saki ofTIrrra »hall cat m arkets I was told th a t n Sanford ^ at. T here will be tim es, of course, when possible, which it is not. except for a l*r rln-ti«l a n n u a li) , on thr IMIi d ay of July. V n Ul th r oflh rra r lrrtw l at Ih«- firmi rU-ctum »fiali Imd istrib u to r em ploys for his representa­ some money will be mude by some of very short period of tim e. iiu altfird, anld buain«M «hall Ir« rund urtrd hv Ih« the grower» regardless of th e conditions, folletto in jf ofBrvr» to -w it: N . IV Y ow yll. pmo«Jrnt; tiv e a broker who was alw ays a c u tter, T he HiicMnsful organizations, pioneer» «\. K. ^ Otorll, vlr*» prrto(*lrnt . m*-rfrtary trrtoaufvr. hut these are exceptional cojm * and are no m n tter w hat the nrticle or from <ir*ifgr A S p rrf T h r **l<| N I* YoWrll. A . K. not sure or certain, neither do they fix in this field of endeavor, have been w ork­ ^ otorll and (ìr o r g r A S p ir f aitali aUu trrv* a» whence it cume. (llr n lo r t . ing out their plan» of salvdtion. T he fi T h r htghftot am ou n t of tndrf»t«dn«toi to T his broker cu t out celery last winter tiie vuluo of our land1* or insure a safe growers of Sanford ran begin now, save tof.lrh tftr rorporat»«»n ran at a n y llm * a u n W t 10 to 16 cents a crate right through the return on our investm ent. Wo cannot Itarlf «hall II* r if t y T h o u m n d <$¿0.000^)0) I M the loss of tim e and m oney by following lara. season. L ite r when T exas onions cam e figure on un individual case, hut must 7. T h r narnra an<l rrakimr*-* of th r aul*«rrU>rr», the example« of these organizations and and Ih« n u m U r o f t ha rea of stock aubncrilicai hy on,* our ag ent was alii** to get $2.25 per talke the com m unity as a whole. If we build up for them selves su d i an tuwncia; rarh ar« M folUna» ernte at th e opening, b u t th is broker do everything we know to safeguard our N IV Y o v a li, O rU ndo, M orula. 2&0 Sharva. tion its will tie a bulw ark of stre n g th and A K . Y ow all. San fon i. M orkla. 12.r> Sfvar**«. k ept cu ttin g until the price’got down to interests, we still have our trtxihliw, for f ì r o f t f A Sprrr, S a n to n i, M orkla, I2& Sliarr« the weather man has to !>*• reckoned | sure cure for m any of th e ills from wliicfi’ Htatr of kTofùla. 4l)c. we now suffer. s P o u n ly o f b r m a |« Again wiien Georgia peaches arrivisl with, hugs and ins«*cts In-wt us and IYr*onal!) •(i(M'«r**l tw-furv- m«* S I* Y«torli Until this is done there will he m an) a y. jk «»torli and tim rg* A Hpawr( lo n»u « eli I .if I- is just one dam n tiling after an th e) startisl at $2.00 jn-r bushel and knoktn a> thr |»rraona wh«» nifiarrlfird tfw» fo /r "Slip between th e cup and th e lip" und o th er" an) how hut we can get rid » " in i ruitw f an«l p rnj«»w | • hartrr, aruf a c k n o a l were prom ptly forosl down to S I..'15. M»rh for him «rlf tliat h# •Ircuta*! thr aarnr mill in every rase the grower was the of part of our troubles and why not do so’ the " F u tu re can !*• judgisi by the p ast.' for th r um*-« and $»ur|M»«rr ihm rU | « ìp n w r d. If we stop consigning our goods we will W itrtrw. M y hand and nfTlctal «r*!t I h h U h 2nd loser. Yours very tru ly , W d ay «if S r|d rm l«rf. A I). 1U12. T his is ju st w hat happens to Sanford make buyer» of the commission men. isigrumd) v i i c i i m i i . U A ir K a R. L. H U G H E S . N o ta r y l*ublic «Htatr a t larg«* p roducts and in p a rt explains th e un­ T his was dem onstrated last w inter ami both those disadvantages can be over- satisfactory returns we continuously there ia no iur«r way of keeping up \ . Sanford, Florida « VV / j . *f-. : "1 X* »r ü r .V t. I r.l ! A I I I . 11 . . ' I I T. . I » „ 1, . , . , t Ml Dayton, Ohin, Stpl. 28, 1012, • *VV V .................. M y C om m U ekm « ip lr g a iu iu A r / 2 d , F i l i . 7-4t-Frl Im �/ Ottobri 4, l»ia THE SANrORD HERALD kfAs O fl m - ttl M i t 'M ■k & J -*'J -G L V 'O ss ■ ■■ / I® HOB 1 * • : * .< * » TO w vW<'«VMM •v> m •#ì t /V C U H « .■>N 5fc «tó V>I * ,■ ,1 FVW■*1 ;»\5l mm 2 t* n v ti *■ fgs i ï .V .-v fa ! IM' \< O w n S i v f ir a m SvvrSa^ V S « 0 ,5 - r *UM I* » ÿ w « £r Rw* ^ ¿ i£ 5 v 7 ili #>5? Coprii*bt Ihn .VWfaa * Mui H E R E ’S - YOUR - TICKET - A N D - P L A T F O R M : PALMER SEIGH ........ P L A T I O R M E, the m e n of S a n f o r d w ho believe in dressing ssing well, hereby declare our belief in the u n d y in g p r innciple c ip le that all m e n ought to be p a r tic u lar ab o u t w hat they get for their elothes-m oney. date, thereby saving themselves from dissatisfaction am un necessary expense. We denounce the cotton-mixed fabrics that are c o m m o n in clothes, and declare ourselves unalterably for a single-standard all-wool fabrics. W e declare our u n a lte r a b le c o n v ic tio n th a t P a l m e r & Seigh arc selling the sm a rte st lot of suits a n d overcoats ever brought We pledge our candidate to furnish you the best clothes to this tow n; a n d we call u p o n young m e n , especially th o se who you ever wore. arc to cast their first clothes vote this fall, to s u p p o r t o u r c a n d i ­ Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes at $15 to $30. you un* going to ta l e in <nir n«*hoo|s m T he Fir*« N ational Hank of Plant C ity the futiir«* Sm cerel) . ba» form ally ojn*ni-l it- ihxir» to the |*nl> H V\ \ I K I K In rin» inakiw tin* tin n ì bank for that About Our School» t'lfilnr Sunford School*, l ily My l>«-«r Holly It 1» with m uch pleasure mui »atiafertion I not*' your editorial in your tm ur ol T he Herald ol Tuesday. Oct. 1st . on "O u r Public Schools " We are proud of our school» and justly eo 1nibs-1 the arrangem ent ol our school plant » 0 by no means n Hup pened ao," but 1» the r»nult »0 far on)> in p art) of carefully laid plana Iwing worked out by th e board of truiteen with th e aid of Prof. Perkins. You have a ta trd a fact, and stated it well, when you aay “ T he schools are the most val liable aaaet of our city, and are an in a titu tio n in which all are vitall) con ceroed." As a commmuruty we are indeed fo rtunate in th a t w<- are a jtenplr who take a d te p m trrw t in tiie Iwtter things of life T o bring our public schools Up to the high standard they have now attain ed , and th at la recog­ nized by the b»«t educators of our state, has been possible only because of tiie fact th a t the citizens of the district and p atro n s of the schools are deeply in ter­ ested in the welfare and education of our children. N othing is too good for OUR children seems to lie th»* convivtion of o u r citizens. It has been my privilege for more than ten years now, as a m em ­ b er of the board of trustee*, to assist in th e upbuilding and developm ent of our schools, apd I can testify from personal experience to the loyal, sym pathetic an d earnest support (almost unanim ous ■ u p p o rt) always given the board of tru* tees and teachers by the citizens of the d istric t. T his speaks well for our people and is the basis for the good work how going on in th e education of our youth. Now th a t our schools have opened for another term 1 tru s t our citizens will make special effort to visit them , and especially do I hope those p aren ts, the fathers as well as th e m others, who have children there will visit and get acq u ain t­ ed with th e teacher in charge of your child, for m uch encouragem ent is often given to both teacher and scholar by a friendly visit from the p arent. We have the beet school p lant of any city of our size in th e s ta te , m uch b e tte r th an many larger cities, our corps of teachers second to none, and our citizens the BEST on earth. Why shouldn't we be pleased? Personally, and on behalf of th e school board. 1 wish to thank you for your kindly expressions, and the interest I Vf 3, 1**12, S i i n f i i n i , FUi progressive tow 11 O II II S rM lrra at the Kplaropal t hurrh ' A uthentic Inform ation as to the extent T he Kpnu-opal church will l>e o| m*ii for I of IM*tting on III«* apiirnucliing world Suntlay *u'hool at ’* Ifi and m orning -»*r c h u m| i | i i | i » h l p bull g a me * 1» IliipiMsible I 11 is known, however, th at m any (button vice at 11 o'clock. It**v K It C a nno n, who w a* •'X|mh*I»*i | *i i p| ior ter» Ii u m * given New Yor k o d d » a» to tuki it,.- n -'t o n b ii* li,»“- u c r . ( .i .-| *,,rk giN-l a» In to 7 u*i wager- th at the lied » t,l» ,UI»,ri* tbi-nlori -»‘rvii**—„ill I,«* 1«,-1,t .'•«it will defeat the tiish t» III the -**-rli— It o 0 a» «luring the »iininier until (urtlu-r ar The I Irlando Sentinel »«y» "(¡. A rangi'ini'iit» can Ih- inaili* T eachers unit scholars are requested I B ranson brought to the Sentinel office to In* on hand jirom ptly a t 9:46 Sunday, last Friday an extraordinary i*gg th at one of his hen» had Iniil. T he phenom ­ the 6th. enon m easured over N inchirt one way and For several W ith Congremman Suln-r nam iil (or ti 3 H inches the other governor and M artin (ilynn fur In-u Near» Mr Hranson w a.» m anager of the tenant governor, the I teiniN-ratic con lletreu t 1Mini try farm, owniil by Itev If ventilili m et, »rrlei'tcd th e rem ainder of I. Crisler. and he knows a deni alunit the N e w X . »rW. »tate ticket a l n i a d j o u r n poiiltrv and **gg- vi*t he ha.» not hi*|>e** ,»f l>r»-»-lmg a »train of lien- cupalde of pn>nl ducing regularly such egg* a.» the une C enerai M anager \S (' Tem ple of the nlxive m entioned H ornla C itru s Exchange* »ay* be ex|H»-t.* o o o th at at least 600 cars of grapefruit will At a congregational m eeting Sunday go forw ard from tli« s ta te during the m orning at the P m b y te ria n church present w iek, which em braces the open­ Rev. M. M. M cFerrin of M arion, Va., ing week of the shipping nea-on for graj«,»- was unanim ously rulli-l to th»> jiaslorule (ruit. It « M decide») at the (■ taitwnville* of the Sanford chucrh. While a visitor convention of the citru s grower* to in tin* city aliout two we»*k» ago Mr. Mcthrow down the bar* on O ct I »0 far as Ferrin preached at the Presbyterian grajiefrqit is concerned. church. ^ THE IMPERIAL Monday 7 - Tuesday 8 - Wednesday 9 CURLY M O N N ETTE Character. Singer, Expert Dancer and Comedian, also J O E A L V IA Acrobatic Dancing and Novelty Singing. ■* -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thursday. 10 - Friday 11 - »Saturday 12 v T H E T W O BROW NS Musical Comedy Intertainers Election Returns Fall Citrus Book 1 ENTITLED FOR VALUE RECEIVED S E N T ON I t K W E S T it- liiMikli i j f i w s tin* r«*:Lsnns f u r fa ll f « * r lilm n g . <!»*p l i u u o f f u r m u la .s t o Ik * u m h I, a n d a m o u n t , tim e , □ n o d e o f a p p l i c a t i o n .................................................................. Ideal M ethods have made the B anner G roves W IL SO N 8. T O O M E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO M a n u l*« tu rre t of ID E A L FE R T IL IZ E R S J A C K S O N V I L L E , ............................................. FLORIDA SANFORD BRANCH —R. C. Maxwell, Manager. Blood Was Wrong All women, who suffer from the aches and paint, dee to female aliments, are urged to try Carriui,’ the reliable, scientific, tonic remedy, for women. Carted acts promptly, yet gently, and without bad effects, on the womanly system, relieving pain, building up strength, regulating tha system, and toning up the nerves. During the past half century, thousands of ladies have written to fell of the quick curalhe results they obtained, from tht use of this well-known medicine. TAKE The Wsmai&Tonfe Mm Jin« Callehan (uttered tram womanly trouble Ibr nearly ten yearn. In a Uttar from WhlttyUU, N. C , afca *a)s: I was not able to do my own hoMHwork. My •somadi was weak, and my blood wan wrong. I kid berkacK and waavety weak. I tried aeveral doctoe*.hut drey ?“ 7 " ° 1 ^ ard u tfo eS o r4 montha, aad now I am In the best health I have ever been. 1 can ner----- *— e ^ u l enouglL- tt 1. th. beat tonic, lor wonwa Whether seriously sick, or simply weak, ky •Mkfct 1 -—ir* f ftiiam n i —— „ _. •CM �dH - çj^ cr - - • P 'Æ l •:u r r * * * r j p y l TL: yrt Published Semi-Weekly— Tuesday' and Friday /A/ SANFORD—U h it Worth Living i /• • A N P O R O , F LO R ID A . T U E S D A Y , O C TO B E R 0 , 1011 V o lu m « V Ä JORDAN CALLS BLUFF HELD A ROUSING MEETING[WOULD HA VE BLASTED OF FOXY FRUIT SHIPPERS PALOCKS Commerciai Club M em ber« Are Will Inspect all Citrus Fruits EnthuaiaHtic Dynamiters Would Not Stop Before Allowing Shipment Destruction FLORIDA NEWS AND VIEWS FROM EVERY SOURCE OVER ONE HUNDRED PRESENT OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST IN WORLD’S EVENTS Daily Happenings in The Land of Flowers Culled and Tied WUI M eet Again Friday N ight To P e r­ Into a Nosegay of Brieflets fect T he O rganization And Com m ittee! »- J Pur* Food I rupee to r A. P . Jordan will not Imuo p erm its to c itru s fru it Krowers allowing them to ship th e ir fruit, followin | a te s t of sam ples th a t a re brought to him. H e will m ake n o m ore tests ex­ cept from fru it th a t he h as gathered him ­ self, and will then m ake these a t tho pack­ ing houSia. In spector I o n ia n reached this decision following th e action of one grower to whom he gave a certificate of ripe fru it, based on a te s t applied to a few oranges brought to him . An soon an the inspector iaiued th is certificate neighbors of th e grower he had given it to, sw arm ed in to sec him , and oak for certificate«. On inv estig atio n it w m found th a t th e inspector had l>een im ­ posed upon, th e grower picking out some of his ripest fru it for th e te st. When he got his certificate he com m enced ship­ ping everything he had. o o o One of th e largest express depot in the state is to be erected in M iami by the Florida E ast Coast R ailw ay Com pany for housing th e business'of th e Southern Express C om pany. • o o o A nother large com pany with head­ quarters in Jacksonville has ju st received it* charter from T allahassee. T he com pany I* the N am au .Farm C om pany, cap ­ italized a t S100.000. o o o The O rlando R e p o rte r-S ta r «ay»"Good w ater, .good streets,, and a sew«rage system to be v o ted O ctober 1U. la a gentle rem inder th a t O rlando has taken ]>«r place on the side of city con­ struct km .” oo o The m em bership of th e W om an's Democratic League in D uval county U said to be Increasing rapid ly . The league was organized in Jacksonville a tew weeks ^go. The work of the organ­ ization is to stan d for w om an's share in helping toward* electing u Dem ocratic President. o o o The Pensacola News sa y s; " T h e death of Rear A dm iral L u d en Y oung, who at the time of th e ab an d o n m en t of the Pensacola N av al yard wa* its command . ant, comes as a shock to his scores of friends in this city and is a distinct ions to the Am erican navy which he served »0 valiantly." Book Lovers' ( lub The Book le v e r s ' C lub m et with Mrs Harry W ard T h u rsd ay afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. A s h o rt business m eeting was. held in which M rs. H opson was unanim ously elected to fill th e vacancy le ft by Mrs. Georgs F ox, J r, • At th e conclusion of th e business meeting th e hostess an n o u n ced they would go in to the m illinery business, whereupon each guest was supplied with tissue paper, pins and scisso,* and told they m uat fashion a h at. T h e experience caused a g re a t deal of m errim en t and some unique m odels were m anufactured. Mrs. pVed W illiams, w hose creation of a white pictu re h a t w ith willow plume weeivsd th e g reatest n u m b er of votes, w u awarded th e prixe, a beautiful wedge wood fern dish. M lsa Collins cut the consolation prize, a m ln in tu re pic­ ture h a t Delirious refreshm ents w ere served by Mienea M adge and V eda W ard, who •sainted th e ir m o th er in e n tertain in g . Mrs. W a rd 's Invited guests were: Mesdamea Jo h n D ickins, C aldw ell, Hart y Wilson, M o rto n H opson, I . D. Lan­ d r y and M isses Collins an d M ary M rClung. ----- ---------------------- • y M illinery O pening A cordial Invitation is ex ten d ed th e ladina of Sanford and v ic in ity to attend m y m illinery opening O ct. 10 and 11, T hursday and F rid ay . T h e largest and haod*oro«*f line of p a tte rn hat* ever brought to Sanford will b e o n display at “ y P *rion ovar YowsU's sto re . MRS. 8. M O V E R M A N . 12-lte ’J t J T - V « -?itnr ya i f Li--x. ________ B U SIN E SS HAS DOUBLED And Another S to re Hoorn M ad e Nec­ essary to Hold S to rk If one th in k s trade in S anford i* not increasing a glance at tho sto re of W. W. Alx*rnathy will quickly dispel the illu­ sion. This business under th e pogr«*»ive plant of M r. Almmuthy has out­ grown the large store room on th e corner of P alm etto and First street and another room next door has been added th is week, giving two large store rooms on First stre e t. T he new room will be used for reserve stock and also for the heavy furniture, such as stoves ami refrigerators, etc. In a conversation with Mr Al>ernath> th is morning it was learned th a t his busi­ ness in O range county and adjoining c o u n tiis had m ore than double,! dupng th e fiscal year and thul he co m trn p lates establishing new stores at several other points, using S anford as the cen tral de­ pot for shippibg. He now has about tw elve representatives scattered through­ out this territory and in order to give his custom ers quick service th e branch stores will l>e established at ce n tra l loca­ tions and all th e heavy »to!! will he ship­ ped to Sanford, taking ad vantage of the rhea|»er tra n sp o rtatio n and from here th e other store» will be supplied. Mr. A bernathy stated thul the city tra d e bud quickened perceptibly in the past lew weeks and he looked forward to u most satisfactory season, th u s giv­ ing him the o p p o rtu n ity to enlarge and carry twice as m uch slock. He will have a half-page announcem ent in Friday's H erald Florida G ard en s Company At a m eeting of the Florida Gardena C om pany at Sanford on W ednesday, lam es I. Giles anil IVin II O 'N eal were e l e c t e d directors, and J a m e s I. Giles vice pr,indent. This company is capitalized at two m illion dollars and owns three thousand six hundred acre* of the moat valuable high grade fan n in g land in th e United S tales. Flowing wells can be had on every purt of th e tract. T he luud is high enough so th u l it all can lx* drained, m aking perfect conditions for agriculture and trucking T he land is not lor sale b u t will lx* cleared and cu ltiv ated as rapidly as work rn n lx* done. T he farms are under the im m ediate sti|x*rviaion of M r J. N. W h itn er and H H. Chappell who were the pioneer* in th e irrigates! lands, and by fifteen y ears exjxrience have solved th e prob­ lem s of crop growing. T he m arketing will lx* done b y Chaae Si C om pany, who for tw enty-five years h av e been building up a sales d e p a rt­ m e n t. T h ey have salaried men in ev ery prin­ cipal city in th e U nited Stute* w ho look a fte r their interests. W hen the F lorida Gardens are finally developed. O range county will h av e an in d u stry second to none in th e world. T h e enterprise has nmple capital to car­ ry on the work, and os it haz no lan d for sal«, will be an unique feature in this c o u n try where colonization seem s to be th e usual th in g .— H eporter-Star. Never before in Sanford's hiatory have th e business m en been • so thoYoughly aroused to th e im portance of organized effort for the upbuilding of the city and a general feeling of good fellowship. T h e reorganized Commercial Club is m eeting every F riday night and each week is devoted to a good natured skir­ m ish between th e two com m ittees on m em bership. One com m ittee report«! fo rty now member* and the other sixty st th e last meeting. Friday night the club m e t in the band room of the city hall and Vic*» President Forster faced an audience of over 100 good men ant) trpe when ho rapped for order. Mr. Forster preaidixl in his usual affable m anner, and ufter the reading of the m inutes of th r lust meeting by Secretary B a lls many of th e new inem txr» were calh-d upon to m ake »hurt talk* for the good of San­ ford, and for two hour» the ball reaound«1 with speech,*, und applause. From the re|>ort of the two commit!«**» on m em bership it was thought advisable to continue the good work and they wore in stru ct« ! to search the highway» ami hedgm and let no guilty rnnn esrajx* All of the member* are requested to nid the committee» in the hunt for new memItem and next F riday night President Lake will appoint all th,* otandiftifcom ­ m ittee» und the rlu h will then arrange the work for the ensuing >e«r T he ready resjKmae with which every citizen of Sanford ha» given the com­ m ittee» on m em bership indicate» that at least 200 m em bers will be add«! to the list and the club representing It us docn every progressive citizen of th e San ford district wifi lx* a power for good in the com m unity. I t will lx» the purpose of th e club not only to transact the reg­ ular routine of tmsinesn at each meeting h u t some prom inent speaker will tx* in­ vite,! to make addresses at lea»t once each m onth anil dull business will be en­ livened and many good |(oints for the x*t torm ent of Sunford anil Orange county will he brought to the attention^ of th e member*. Som e there are who believe th a t le»a talk and more work is needed, b u t un­ is th e cheerful spirit predominate» at the meetings then- will soon lx* a falling off In the attendance T h e busy man who »pent!» ten hour» each day with his own affair» needs some relaxation »t these m eetings und a few adtlrettaes on vital question* at the m eeting» will prove very beneficial to all concerned. T h e meeting next Friday night will !>e in th e hand room of the city hall and every member i* urged to he present.* Al the Imperial T h e attendance ut the Im perial S at­ u rday night was so great th at standing room was al a prem ium for an hour or longer. T h is week's show proved so good lust evening th at preparations are being m ade z handle n crowd this evening and totorrow . C u rly M onnette in hia character sing­ ing and im personations was som ew hat different from o th er acta of the game class. His several quick chnnge« are good. Joe Alvia. the acrobatic dancer pre­ sents an act w orthy of apecinl m ention and th e difficult dunce of Mr. Alvia was M,wars. Julian Uuanee Willis an ti Geo. spoken of os being th e big, hit of th is sea­ A rchie Hall of S anford called o n the son's vaudeville. H e will no d o u b t draw I^tke Region and promised to b rin g Bob big house« today and tom orrow . H o lly over and *how him th e model p rin tin g plant, th o u g h they declared the Cerillan M usic ( lub S an fo rd H erald office was aa good a s the T h e C edlian M usic C lub will m eet at n e x t liest and we. know th at to b e a fact,' the stu d io of Mm. Fannie Stem bridge 11 to b .* -E u a tis L ake Regioh. M tinson Saturday afternoon a t 3 o'clock sh arp . * Every m em ber of the C lub is v- , Brick R oad* Booster . requested to be present. '.: M r. JJav k i T h rash er, who led th e cru­ Millinery O pening sad e • b u t term in ated successfully for .Mr*. J. H. B ruton will have her fall brick roads out of Sanford, in O range co u n ty . U visiting Euatia. F rom coast M illinery Opening a t her parlors in the to ro a s t paper* are telling th a t Sanford Bishop Block on T h u rsd ay and Friday is th e pioneer in t r ü r good rood*—brick of thia week and prom laes the people of ro ad s -a n d Mr. T h ra sh e r deserve« m uch Sanford tom e great a p p ris e s in th is lino. and aee th e latest styles he­ c re d it for the ta m e .—Euatia L ak e R e­ *• • a r t aold. :r g io n , i 1 Telegraphic Communications Boiled Down For the Benefit • of Busy Herald Readers Page« from the career* of th e Mc­ N am aras and O rtie M cM unigal, as lead­ er* of “ the dying squadron of d y n a ­ miter*" w ith rorm*r*aiion* in which they Were said to have plotted to «end M cM anigul to Punam u, to blow up the locka of the Panam a canal, were read by D istrict A ttorney Charles W. Miller, before th e jury in the trial of the ac­ cused "d y n am ite conspirator,!" at In ­ dianapolis yesterday. The incident in reference to P anam a, A ttorney M iller said, occurred Juat before the arrest of Loa Angeles dynam iter* when they were becoming d, peraU* in their efforts to secure explosives w ithout betraying their identities. "John J., cull«l Janie* B. M cN am ara, his brother, and McM unigal to the head­ quarter» of the International Awwxnat ion of Bridge und S tructural Iron Works**«*," said Mr. Miller. "Jo h n J. said to .MrManglul' "W e ra n 't get any more dynam ite around here w ithout stealing it. Now you go to Punumu and a,*e what you can do down there. T he MeCImiie M arshall ( »instruction Cumpans have .i large mmiun} of d y nam ite »tor«! down there. You could easily get hold of it and blow up the locks. T h at would make 'em sit up and take notice and tak e their m inds off the Los Angeles affair.' McMamgitl refiuxsl to Al (hr Presbyterian < hurrh go At that lime. Soon after they all T here was a m ost gratifying attend were arrested ." mice at the P resbyterian church last o o n S ab b ath , both m orning and evening. Nine young men lost their live« early A nnouncem ent had Ix-en m ade of the au b jerl of the evening's discourse, "The tndii) when nti autom obile in which F u n d am en tal Busts of E d u catio n " by they were joy riding crushed through the Rev. M cKinnon, lieing the county railing on the side of the new T h irty »u|M*riiit,*ndent of public instruction und third street Boulevard at Philadelphia pasto r of the Preablyeriun church Rev and fell Into a coal yard aeventy-fivo T he machine, a big touring M cK innon is in u [swltlon to handle I In* f«*t M ow subject particularly well and In» sermon car, tu rn « ! tu rtle in the descent und the last S unday night wua ably compos,») occupant.» were found rrushed and und deliver«! The leucher» of the pub mniiKl«! in the hood of the m achine lie schools » e rr present, together »Ith Tin IiimI v III I lie car was *mu»h«l to inuny member» of nth« ’ <hqr*-hen and sp lin te r» o o o Mr M cK innon's rem ark» weie closely fidlow «1. War or jieaee Ixdween T drkry and the He dem onstrated th a t religion is the Balkan state« is in the balance. If an y ­ true foundation of education, taking his thing it m ight lx* said th at the seal,*« text from the Bible und illustrating his swung slightly today ugainst |x*uce in proof by passages from the Scripture* the sens,* th a t every hour's delay in the Miss I,<milie- Collins of D untslin ren ­ power's Intervention in tin* case in der«! soli« ut (with m orning and ev en ­ (•reused the chance of hcMtilities. Tining services in a m unner most pleasing word now rest» with G reat Britain, nil to the uudirnre. the nthere power» having *r«ept«l witli some modiliciitions tin* French P rem iers I'riplclt H ill Speak plan lor intervention, hut it • is u n der­ Stonew all Juckaon T rip le tt, he of the stood here G reat B ritain hesitate« in interpid countenance and unassailable going so fur a» to assume, with other Dem ocracy and sonorous voice, is in d e­ power*, responsibility (or gaining from m and as a cam paign o rator, und m ay tx* T urkey broad reforms in M acedonia. heard in the cause of the ju st if he can o o o get his consent to go out on the hustings Tho«. J R yan, for m any years a loader M r. T rip le tt has received a request of the D em ocratic party in Philadelphia, from C laude L 'E ngle, nominee of the and u prom inent prom oter of am usem ent p a rty for congreswman at lurge, to ad ­ enterprise», ended hia life here today by dress the behalf al Kissimmee, Sanford ■hooting himself through the m outh. and O rlando. His body was discover«) in a dow ntow n In m aking thia req u est Mr I,'E ngle ullke building shortly after he had lx*en »aid th a t he would Ik* unable to go out discussing business affairs with hia pri­ in hia proper person on account of ill vate secretary. h ealth .— Kiaaiinmec G azette. o o o To the D aughter« of Dixie W here are the d au g h ters of the so u th in Sanford? In every other large city and »mull In th e southland there is a ch ap ter of the D aughter« of the C onfederacy and on M em orial Day anti other occasions the m em ory of the I-net Cause it kept green. O nly in Sunford do we notice an entire absence of any organization and lack of in terest in memorizing the great conflict. T h e re are sufficient nu m lx ra of southern ladies In Sanford to have a ch ap ter of the D aughter* of th* Confederacy here or at least to affiliate with O rlando, in order th a t the memory of the brave host» in gray can be kept green ut least one day in th e year. T he daughter» of Dixie in Sunford ure not alive to the o p jxirtunity of paying Immugu, to the veterans who»«rank» are fast thinning anil who will only lx* here u few years longer to receive homage. C oncert«! artu ,n on mir part will organize a chapter h«*rr this winter and from this work ull of us will realize a vast adiount of g,xxl not only in stu d y ­ ing th e history of the south in the revival of s a rr« l memories hut in the general feeling of raifnirudcri' th a t any g,xxl organization of this kind encourage» M RS It I HOI I Y ^ G o v ern o r Wilaon, presidential nom ­ inee of the D em ocratic p arty , und Wil­ liam J . B ryan, three tirni« D em ocratic can d id ate for the-sam e office, had a heart to heart talk at Lincoln. N ehraaka, on the political situ atio n th ro u g h o u t the country. Both urttresitntingly predict a D em o cratic victory. In thivaun par* h r of Fairvlew , M r. B ryan'» Ttome, the veteran cam paigner and th e new in national politics sa t for a few W o re th e G ovem 'ora tra in I c h , ^ - cuaaing th e program of the canvtyaigfi b u t w ith p articular reference to tip; Rocky M ountain p l a t e s , wh«ro®wMr. B ryan had juat com pleted a*ifix* Weeks' tour. *' *' ---------------- :— -A*-!?*' Football G am e * . u Sanford High School and D el.and High School will a ta ri th e football sea-' »on by « gam e next Friday afternoon lio ld o n P ark. A «mall adm ission will b* C h arted and all: are earn estly urged to a tte n d th e gam e and aasiat the boya latlon. ìù ~ ** ¡fll v •*'. -.V --» • -1^= G trolley car. muiihed by (our strik e­ breaker*, wu« attacked beyond the N orth A ugusta yesterday evening, all of the men being severely flogged and one man sh o t in the hip. When the crowd had taken the strikebreaker* off the car, one of them was rush«! over to a clay pit, where an e x e c u tio n had been m ade and w ater was standing. T h e m an was m ade to get down in the pit and dance, While a num ber of pistol shots were find liver his head. o o o The condition of Rulph De Palm a, injured while driving in th e G rand Prix u&drnohlle road race S atu rd ay , when hia car lilt the-m achine driven by C aleb S. Bragg, winner of the race, ia said tonigYitrto lx* as favorable as can lx* ex­ pected. D* Palm a'» main injury, con­ sists of an alxlom inal puncture and un leas infection aeta in his physician« aay chance« are bright for recovery.. T he p a tie n t is conscious. H e sustained sev­ eral bruise« a b o u t the body, b u t no bone« were fractured u t f firzt reported, \ iwhtSèif, w- * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 04, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fe5838cb04d2d4940db0ddfde357378d.pdf d939448d051129c49224871e56a2c9c0 PDF Text Text / O tto b ri 4, l»ia THE SANrORD HERALD k fA s - ttl O fl m M it 'M ■k& J -*'J -G LV'O ■ ss ■■ / I® HOB 1 * • :* .< * » TO w vW<'«VMM •v> m mm 2t*nvti *■ fg s fa ! •#ì U H « .■>N t/VC V>I * ,■ ,1 FVW■*1 ;»\5l » V IM' .V.-v i ï \< O w n S i v f ir a m S vvrS a ^ £r ^ ¿ i£ 5 v 7 - r *U M I* ili S 5fc «tó Coprii*bt Ih n .VW faa * M ui ÿ w « Rw* #>5? «0 ,5 - H E R E ’ S - YOUR - TICKET - A N D - P L A T F O R M : PALMER SEIGH ........ P L A T I O R M E , the men of Sanford who believe in dressing ssing well, hereby declare our belief in the undying principle nciple that all men ought to be particular about what they get for their elothes-money. W e declare our unalterable conviction that P alm er & Seigh arc selling the smartest lot o f suits and overcoats ever brought to this town; and we call upon young men, especially those who arc to cast their first clothes vote this fall, to support our candi­ About Our School» t'lfilnr Sunford School*, l ily My l>«-«r Holly It 1» with much date, thereby saving necessary expense. schools, apd I can testify from personal experience to the loyal, sympathetic and earnest support (almost unanimous ■upport) always given the board of tru* tees and teachers by the citizens of the district. This speaks well for our people and is the basis for the good work how going on in the education of our youth. Now that our schools have opened for another term 1 trust our citizens will make special effort to visit them, and especially do I hope those parents, the fathers as well as the mothers, who have children there will visit and get acquaint­ ed with the teacher in charge of your child, for much encouragement is often given to both teacher and scholar by a friendly visit from the parent. We have the beet school plant of any city of our size in the state, much better than many larger cities, our corps of teachers second to none, and our citizens the BEST on earth. Why shouldn't we be pleased? Personally, and on behalf of the school board. 1 wish to thank you for your kindly expressions, and the interest O I I II un am THE IMPERIAL Monday 7 - Tuesday 8 - Wednesday 9 CURLY M O N N ETTE C h aracter. S in g e r, E x p e rt D an c er and C om edian, also J O E A L V IA A crobatic Dancing and N o velty Singing. ---------------------------------------------------- Thursday. 10 - Friday 11 - »Saturday 12 v THE TW O BROW NS M u s ic al C om edy In te rta in e rs Election Returns clothes Fall Citrus Book 1 SrM lrra at the Kplaropal t hurrh ■* dissatisfaction W e pledge our candidate to furnish you the best you ever wore. Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes at $15 to $30. ' Authentic Information as to the extent I of IM*tting on III«* apiirnucliing world The Kpnu-opal church will l>e o|m*ii for Tuesday. Oct. 1st . on "Our Public Suntlay *u'hool at ’* Ifi and morning -»*r chum|i|ii|i»hlp bull game* 1» IliipiMsible Schools " I 11 is known, however, that many (button vice at 11 o'clock. We are proud of our school» and justly It**v K It Cannon, who wa* •'X|mh*I»*i | *iip|iorter» Iium * given New York odd» a» eo 1nibs-1 the arrangement ol our to tuki it,.- n-'tonbii* li,»“- ucr.(.i.-| *,,rk giN-l a» In to 7 u*i wager- that the lied .'•« it w i l l d e f e a t t h e t i i s h t » I I I t h e -* * - r li—» school plant » 0 by no means n Hup t,l » ,U I » ,ri* tbi-nlori -»‘rvii**— „ill I,«* 1«,-1,t It o 0 a» «luring the »iininier until (urtlu-r ar pened ao," but 1» the r»nult »0 far on)> The I Irlando Sentinel »«y » "(¡. A rangi'ini'iit» can Ih- inaili* in part) of carefully laid plana Iwing Teachers unit scholars are requested I Branson brought to the Sentinel office worked out by the board of truiteen with to In* on hand jiromptly at 9:46 Sunday, last Friday an extraordinary i*gg that the aid of Prof. Perkins. You have one of his hen» had Iniil. The phenom­ the 6th. atatrd a fact, and stated it well, when enon measured over N inchirt one way and you aay “ The schools are the most val For several With Congremman Suln-r namiil (or ti 3 H inches the other liable aaaet of our city, and are an in governor and Martin (ilynn fur In-u Near» Mr Hranson w a.» manager of the atitution in which all are vitall) con tenant governor, the I teiniN-ratic con lletreut 1Mini try farm, owniil by Itev If ceroed." As a commmuruty we are ventilili met, »rrlei'tcd the remainder of I. Crisler. and he knows a deni alunit indeed fortunate in that w<- are a jtenplr the New X .»rW. »tate ticket alni adjourn poiiltrv and **gg- vi*t he ha.» not hi*|>e** ,»f who take a dtep mtrrwt in tiie Iwtter nl l>r»-»-lmg a »train of lien- cupalde of pn>things of life To bring our public ducing regularly such egg* a.» the une schools Up to the high standard they Cenerai Manager \S (' Temple of the nlxive mentioned have now attained, and that la recog­ Hornla Citrus Exchange* »ay* be ex|H»-t.* o o o nized by the b»«t educators of our state, that at least 600 cars of grapefruit will At a congregational meeting Sunday has been possible only because of tiie go forward from tli« state during the morning at the Pmbyterian church fact that the citizens of the district and present wiek, which embraces the open­ Rev. M. M. McFerrin of Marion, Va., patrons of the schools are deeply inter­ ing week of the shipping nea-on for graj«,»- was unanimously rulli-l to th»> jiaslorule ested in the welfare and education of our (ruit. It « M decide») at the (■ taitwnville* of the Sanford chucrh. While a visitor children. Nothing is too good for O U R convention of the citrus grower* to in tin* city aliout two we»*k» ago Mr. Mcchildren seems to lie th»* convivtion of throw down the bar* on Oct I »0 far as Ferrin preached at the Presbyterian our citizens. It has been my privilege grajiefrqit is concerned. church. ^ for more than ten years now, as a mem­ ber of the board of trustee*, to assist in the upbuilding and development of our editorial in your tmur ol The Herald ol from W e denounce the cotton-m ixed fabrics that are c o m m o n in clothes, and declare ourselves unalterably for a single-standard all-wool fabrics. you un* going to tal e in <nir n«*hoo|s m The Fir*« National Hank of Plant City the futiir«* Smcerel) . ba» formally ojn*ni-l it- ihxir» to the |*nl> H V\ \ I K I K In rin» inakiw tin* tinnì bank for that I Vf 3, 1**12, Siinfiini, FUi progressive tow 11 pleasure mui »atiafertion I not*' your themselves E N T IT L E D FOR VALUE RECEIVED SENT ON ItK W E S T it- liiMikli i j f i w s tin* r«*:Lsnns fur fa ll f« * r lilm n g . <!»*p liu u o f furm ula.s to Ik * u m h I, and a m o u n t , tim e , □ n o d e o f a p p lic a t io n ....................................................... Ideal Methods have made the Banner Groves W IL S O N 8. T O O M E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO Manul*« turret of ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R S J A C K S O N V IL L E ,.......................................FLORIDA SANFORD BRANCH —R. C. Maxwell, Manager. Blood Was W rong All women, who suffer from the aches and paint, dee to female aliments, are urged to try Carriui,’ the reliable, scientific, tonic remedy, for women. Carted acts promptly, yet gently, and without bad effects, on the womanly system, relieving pain, building up strength, regulating tha system, and toning up the nerves. During the past half century, thousands of ladies have written to fell of the quick curalhe results they obtained, from tht use of this well-known medicine. TAKE The Wsmai&Tonfe Mm Jin« Callehan (uttered tram womanly trouble Ibr nearly ten yearn. In a Uttar from WhlttyUU, N. C , afca *a )s: I was not able to do my own hoMHwork. My •somadi was weak, and my blood wan wrong. I kid berka c K a n d waavety weak. I tried aeveral doctoe*.hut drey ?“ 7 " ° 1 ^ardu tfoeSor4 montha, aad now I am In the best health I have ever been. 1 can ner----- *— e ^ u l enouglL- tt 1. th. beat tonic, lor wonwa Whether seriously sick, or simply weak, ky •Mkfct 1-—ir* f ftiiam n i — — „ _ . •C M �ç j^ c r - - • dHP 'Æ l •:u r r * * * rjpylTL: yrt Published S e m i-W e e k ly —Tuesday' and F rid ay /A/ S A N F O R D —U h it Worth Living i /• • ANPORO, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1011 Ä Volum« V - JORDAN C A LLS BLU FF HELD A ROUSING MEETING [WOULD HA VE BLASTED OF F OXY FRUIT SHIPPERS PALOCKS Commerciai Club Member« Are Will Inspect all Citrus Fruits EnthuaiaHtic Dynamiters Would Not Stop Before Allowing Shipment Destruction FLORIDA NEWS AND VIEWS FROM EVERY SOURCE OVER ONE HUNDRED PRESENT Daily Happenings in The Land of Flowers Culled and Tied WUI Meet Again Friday Night To Per­ Into a Nosegay of Brieflets fect The Organization And »- J Pur* Food I rupeetor A. P. Jordan will not Imuo permits to citrus fruit Krowers allowing them to ship their fruit, followin| a test of samples that are brought to him. He will make no more tests ex­ cept from fruit that he has gathered him­ self, and will then make these at tho pack­ ing houSia. Inspector Ionian reached this decision following the action of one grower to whom he gave a certificate of ripe fruit, based on a test applied to a few oranges brought to him. An soon an the inspector iaiued this certificate neighbors of the grower he had given it to, swarmed in to sec him, and oak for certificate«. On investigation it w m found that the inspector had l>een im­ posed upon, the grower picking out some of his ripest fruit for the test. When he got his certificate he commenced ship­ ping everything he had. o o o One of the largest express depot in the state is to be erected in Miami by the Florida East Coast Railway Company for housing the business'of the Southern Express Company. • o o o Another large company with head­ quarters in Jacksonville has just received it* charter from Tallahassee. The com pany I* the Namau .Farm C ompany, cap­ italized at S100.000. o o o The Orlando Reporter-Star «ay»"Good water, .good streets,, and a sew«rage system to be voted October 1U. la a gentle reminder that Orlando has taken ]>«r place on the side of city con­ structkm.” o o o The membership of the Woman's Democratic League in Duval county U said to be Increasing rapidly. The league was organized in Jacksonville a tew weeks ^go. The work of the organ­ ization is to stand for woman's share in helping toward* electing u Democratic President. o o o The Pensacola News says; "The death of Rear Admiral Luden Young, who at the time of the abandonment of the Pensacola Naval yard wa* its command . ant, comes as a shock to his scores of friends in this city and is a distinct ions to the American navy which he served »0 valiantly." Book Lovers' ( lub The Book levers' Club met with Mrs Harry Ward Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. A short business meeting was. held in which Mrs. Hopson was unanimously elected to fill the vacancy left by Mrs. Georgs Fox, Jr, • At the conclusion of the business meeting the hostess announced they would go into the millinery business, whereupon each guest was supplied with tissue paper, pins and scisso,* and told they muat fashion a hat. The experience caused a great deal of merriment and some unique models were manufactured. Mrs. pVed Williams, whose creation of a white picture hat with willow plume weeivsd the greatest number of votes, wu awarded the prixe, a beautiful wedgewood fern dish. Mlsa Collins cut the consolation prize, a mlninture pic­ ture hat Delirious refreshments were served by Mienea Madge and Veda Ward, who •sainted their mother in entertaining. Mrs. Ward's Invited guests were: Mesdamea John Dickins, Caldwell, Harty Wilson, Morton Hopson, I . D. Lan­ dry and Misses Collins and Mary MrClung. -------------------------- • y Millinery Opening A cordial Invitation is extended the ladina of Sanford and vicinity to attend my millinery opening Oct. 10 and 11, Thursday and Friday. The largest and haod*oro«*f line of pattern hat* ever brought to Sanford will be on display at “ y P*rion ovar YowsU's store. MRS. 8. M O VE RM AN. 12-lte ’J tJ T - V « -?itnr y a i f Li--x. ________ BUSINESS HAS DOUBLED And Another Store Hoorn Made Nec­ essary to Hold Stork I f one thinks trade in Sanford i* not increasing a glance at tho store of W. W. Alx*rnathy will quickly dispel the illu­ sion. This business under the pogr«*»ive plant of Mr. Almmuthy has out­ grown the large store room on the corner of Palmetto and First street and another room next door has been added this week, giving two large store rooms on First street. The new room will be used for reserve stock and also for the heavy furniture, such as stoves ami refrigerators, etc. In a conversation with Mr Al>ernath> this morning it was learned that his busi­ ness in Orange county and adjoining countiis had more than double,! dupng the fiscal year and thul he comtrnplates establishing new stores at several other points, using Sanford as the central de­ pot for shippibg. He now has about twelve representatives scattered through­ out this territory and in order to give his customers quick service the branch stores will l>e established at central loca­ tions and all the heavy »to!! will he ship­ ped to Sanford, taking advantage of the rhea|»er transportation and from here the other store» will be supplied. Mr. Abernathy stated thul the city trade bud quickened perceptibly in the past lew weeks and he looked forward to u most satisfactory season, thus giv­ ing him the opportunity to enlarge and carry twice as much slock. He will have a half-page announcement in Friday's Herald Florida Gardens Company At a meeting of the Florida Gardena Company at Sanford on Wednesday, lames I. Giles anil IVin II O 'N eal were elected directors, and James I. Giles vice pr,indent. This company is capitalized at two million dollars and owns three thousand six hundred acre* of the moat valuable high grade fanning land in the United Stales. Flowing wells can be had on every purt of the tract. The luud is high enough so thul it all can lx* drained, making perfect conditions for agriculture and trucking The land is not lor sale but will lx* cleared and cultivated as rapidly as work rnn lx* done. The farms are under the immediate sti|x*rviaion of Mr J. N. Whitner and H H. Chappell who were the pioneer* in the irrigates! lands, and by fifteen years exjxrience have solved the prob­ lems of crop growing. The marketing will lx* done b y Chaae Si Company, who for twenty-five years have been building up a sales depart­ ment. They have salaried men in every prin­ cipal city in the United Stute* who look after their interests. When the Florida Gardens are finally developed. Orange county will have an industry second to none in the world. The enterprise has nmple capital to car­ ry on the work, and os it haz no land for sal«, will be an unique feature in this country where colonization seems to be the usual thing.— Heporter-Star. OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST IN WORLD’S EVENTS Telegraphic Communications Boiled Down For the Benefit • of Busy Herald Readers Committee! Never before in Sanford's hiatory have the business men been •so thoYoughly aroused to the importance of organized effort for the upbuilding of the city and a general feeling of good fellowship. The reorganized Commercial Club is meeting every Friday night and each week is devoted to a good natured skir­ mish between the two committees on membership. One committee report«! forty now member* and the other sixty st the last meeting. Friday night the club met in the band room of the city hall and Vic*» President Forster faced an audience of over 100 good men ant) trpe when ho rapped for order. Mr. Forster preaidixl in his usual affable manner, and ufter the reading of the minutes of thr lust meeting by Secretary B alls many of the new inemtxr» were calh-d upon to make »hurt talk* for the good of San­ ford, and for two hour» the ball reaound«1 with speech,*, und applause. From the re|>ort of the two commit!«**» on membership it was thought advisable to continue the good work and they wore instruct«! to search the highway» ami hedgm and let no guilty rnnn esrajx* All of the member* are requested to nid the committee» in the hunt for new memItem and next Friday night President Lake will appoint all th,* otandiftifcom­ mittee» und the rluh will then arrange the work for the ensuing >e«r The ready resjKmae with which every citizen of Sanford ha» given the com­ mittee» on membership indicate» that at least 200 members will be add«! to the list and the club representing It us docn every progressive citizen of the San ford district wifi lx* a power for good in the community. It will lx» the purpose of the club not only to transact the reg­ ular routine of tmsinesn at each meeting hut some prominent speaker will tx* in­ vite,! to make addresses at lea»t once each month anil dull business will be en­ livened and many good |(oints for the x*t torment of Sunford anil Orange county will he brought to the attention^ of the member*. Some there are who believe that le»a talk and more work is needed, but un­ is the cheerful spirit predominate» at the meetings then- will soon lx* a falling off In the attendance The busy man who »pent!» ten hour» each day with his own affair» needs some relaxation »t these meetings und a few adtlrettaes on vital question* at the meeting» will prove very beneficial to all concerned. The meeting next Friday night will !>e in the hand room of the city hall and every member i* urged to he present.* Al the Imperial The attendance ut the Imperial Sat­ urday night was so great that standing room was al a premium for an hour or longer. This week's show proved so good lust evening that preparations are being made z handle n crowd this evening and totorrow. Curly Monnette in hia character sing­ ing and impersonations was somewhat different from other acta of the game class. His several quick chnnge« are good. Joe Alvia. the acrobatic dancer pre­ sents an act worthy of apecinl mention and the difficult dunce of Mr. Alvia was spoken of os being the big, hit of this sea­ son's vaudeville. He will no doubt draw big house« today and tomorrow. i M,wars. Julian Uuanee Willis anti Geo. Archie Hall of Sanford called on the I^tke Region and promised to bring Bob Holly over and *how him the model printing plant, though they declared the Cerillan Music ( lub Sanford Herald office was aa good as the The Cedlian Music Club will meet at next liest and we. know that to be a fact,' the studio of Mm. Fannie Stem bridge 11 tob.*-Euatis Lake Regioh. Mtinson Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock 1 sharp. * Every member of the Club is v- , Brick Road* Booster . requested to be present. '.: Mr. JJavki Thrasher, who led the cru­ Millinery Opening sade •but terminated successfully for .Mr*. J. H. Bruton will have her fall brick roads out of Sanford, in Orange county. U visiting Euatia. From coast Millinery Opening at her parlors in the to roast paper* are telling that Sanford Bishop Block on Thursday and Friday is the pioneer in trür good rood*—brick of thia week and promlaes the people of roads -and Mr. Thrasher deserve« much Sanford tome great apprises in this lino. and aee the latest styles he­ credit for the tame.—Euatia Lake Re­ *• • art aold. :r gion, •*'. Page« from the career* of the Mc­ Namaras and Ortie McMunigal, as lead­ er* of “ the dying squadron of dyna­ miter*" with rorm*r*aiion* in which they Were said to have plotted to «end McManigul to Punamu, to blow up the locka of the Panama canal, were read by District Attorney Charles W. Miller, before the jury in the trial of the ac­ cused "dynamite conspirator,!" at In­ dianapolis yesterday. The incident in reference to Panama, Attorney Miller said, occurred Juat before the arrest of Loa Angeles dynamiter* when they were becoming d, peraU* in their efforts to secure explosives without betraying their identities. "John J., cull«l Janie* B. McNamara, his brother, and McMunigal to the head­ quarter» of the International Awwxnat ion of Bridge und Structural Iron Works**«*," said Mr. Miller. "John J. said to .MrManglul' "W e ran't get any more dynamite around here without stealing it. Now you go to Punumu and a,*e what you can do down there. The MeCImiie Marshall ( »instruction Cumpans have .i large mmiun} of dynamite »to r«! down there. You could easily get hold of it and blow up the locks. That would make 'em sit up and take notice and take their minds off the Los Angeles affair.' McMamgitl refiuxsl to Al (hr Presbyterian < hurrh go At that lime. Soon after they all There was a most gratifying attend were arrested." mice at the Presbyterian church last o o n Sabbath, both morning and evening. Nine young men lost their live« early Announcement had Ix-en made of the aubjerl of the evening's discourse, "The tndii) when nti automobile in which Fundamental Busts of Education" by they were joy riding crushed through the Rev. McKinnon, lieing the county railing on the side of the new Thirty»u|M*riiit,*ndent of public instruction und third street Boulevard at Philadelphia pastor of the Preablyeriun church Rev and fell Into a coal yard aeventy-fivo The machine, a big touring McKinnon is in u [swltlon to handle I In* f«*t M ow subject particularly well and In» sermon car, turn«! turtle in the descent und the last Sunday night wua ably compos,») occupant.» were found rrushed and und d eliver«! The leucher» of the pub mniiKl«! in the hood of the machine lie schools »e rr present, together »Ith Tin IiimI v III I lie car was *mu»h«l to inuny member» of nth« ’ <hqr*-hen and splinter» o o o Mr McKinnon's remark» weie closely fidlow «1. War or jieaee Ixdween Tdrkry and the He demonstrated that religion is the Balkan state« is in the balance. If any­ true foundation of education, taking his thing it might lx* said that the seal,*« text from the Bible und illustrating his swung slightly today ugainst |x*uce in proof by passages from the Scripture* the sens,* that every hour's delay in the Miss I,<milie- Collins of Duntslin ren­ power's Intervention in tin* case in d er«! soli« ut (with morning and even­ (•reused the chance of hcMtilities. Tining services in a munner most pleasing word now rest» with Great Britain, nil to the uudirnre. the nthere power» having *r«e p t«l witli some modiliciitions tin* French Premiers I'riplclt H ill Speak plan lor intervention, hut it •is under­ Stonewall Juckaon Triplett, he of the stood here Great Britain hesitate« in interpid countenance and unassailable going so fur a» to assume, with other Democracy and sonorous voice, is in de­ power*, responsibility (or gaining from mand as a campaign orator, und may tx* Turkey broad reforms in Macedonia. heard in the cause of the just if he can o o o get his consent to go out on the hustings Tho«. J Ryan, for many years a loader Mr. Triplett has received a request of the Democratic party in Philadelphia, from Claude L'Engle, nominee of the and u prominent promoter of amusement party for congreswman at lurge, to ad­ enterprise», ended hia life here today by dress the behalf al Kissimmee, Sanford ■hooting himself through the mouth. and Orlando. His body was discover«) in a downtown In making thia request Mr I,'Engle ullke building shortly after he had lx*en »aid that he would Ik* unable to go out discussing business affairs with hia pri­ in hia proper person on account of ill vate secretary. health.— Kiaaiinmec Gazette. o o o To the Daughter« o f Dixie Where are the daughters of the south in Sanford? In every other large city and »mull In the southland there is a chapter of the Daughter« of the Confederacy and on Memorial Day anti other occasions the memory of the I-net Cause it kept green. Only in Sunford do we notice an entire absence of any organization and lack of interest in memorizing the great conflict. There are sufficient numlxra of southern ladies In Sanford to have a chapter of the Daughter* of th* Confederacy here or at least to affiliate with Orlando, in order that the memory of the brave host» in gray can be kept green ut least one day in the year. The daughter» of Dixie in Sunford ure not alive to the opjxirtunity of paying Immugu, to the veterans who»«rank» are fast thinning anil who will only lx* here u few years longer to receive homage. Concert«! artu,n on mir part will organize a chapter h«*rr this winter and from this work ull of us will realize a vast adiount of g,xxl not only in study­ ing the history of the south in the revival of sa rr«l memories hut in the general feeling of raifnirudcri' that any g,xxl organization of this kind encourage» MRS It I HOI I Y ^Governor Wilaon, presidential nom­ inee of the Democratic party, und W il­ liam J. Bryan, three tirni« Democratic candidate for the-same office, had a heart to heart talk at Lincoln. Nehraaka, on the political situation throughout the country. Both urttresitntingly predict a Democratic victory. In thivaun par* h r of Fairvlew, Mr. Bryan'» Ttome, the veteran campaigner and the new in national politics sat for a few W ore the Govem'ora train I c h , ^ - cuaaing the program of the canvtyaigfi but with particular reference to tip; Rocky Mountain p la tes, wh«ro®wMr. Bryan had juat completed a*ifix* Weeks' tour. *' *' --------------- :— The condition of Rulph De Palma, injured while driving in the Grand Prix u&drnohlle road race Saturday, when hia car lilt the-machine driven by Caleb S. Bragg, winner of the race, ia said tonigYitrto lx* as favorable as can lx* ex­ pected. D* Palma'» main injury, con­ sists of an alxlominal puncture and un leas infection aeta in his physician« aay chance« are bright for recovery.. The Football Game * . u Sanford High School and Del.and High School will atari the football sea-' »on by « game next Friday afternoon lioldon Park. A «mall admission will b* Charted and all: are earnestly urged patient is conscious. He sustained sev­ to attend the game and aasiat the boya eral bruise« about the body, but no bone« were fractured u t f firzt reported, latlon. ìù ~ ** ¡fll v --» • -.V -A*-!?*' G trolley car. muiihed by (our strike­ breaker*, wu« attacked beyond the North Augusta yesterday evening, all of the men being severely flogged and one man shot in the hip. When the crowd had taken the strikebreaker* off the car, one of them was rush«! over to a clay pit, where an execu tion had been made and water was standing. The man was made to get down in the pit and dance, While a number of pistol shots were find liver his head. o o o -1^= \ iwhtSèif, w- * �October 8, 1912 between tim e and it ia such a comfort to walk to and from your home while tha Kin d rin ie and your thoughts alula and bustnea frixtka end everything to A CM*! la Amant Ya TaàJai Natal and rail h. Ha*« P N É f a ­ ta ta ya Semrtoror. * The national conservation congress to devoted to the scheme of conserving human life, it basca its reeding* large­ ly on the money value of a human be­ ing and if appears to think that if only parent* may be persuaded that they are loeing money if they neglect the health of their children, that they will be more careful a!>out their training, their food, their clothing and general «e ll being. It may be that there to something in it and that it to effective to may that the amount of stekneea annually experienced in this country to equivalent le 3,000,000 yean of a tingle person, and yet one al­ ways feel* an element of doubt about the effectiveness of such costa. The trouble to not with the «rillingneia aa a nils of parent* to care for tbeir chil­ dren, but sickneea to very largely a mat­ ter of ignorance. That ignorance to not confined to people in humble circura•lancwe, or those «ho live in the mast modest deeding*. There to about as much ignorance of health among the «vil to do aa anywhere in society. The general advance in length of life that to noted to mainly due to Improved method* of sanitation and to teaching the head* of household* that nature insist* upon certain conditions as elemental on the question of health and if those condition* are not complied with the penalty to death, or aicknem, which in itself to the forecast of death before it need be hrrioiaiy regarded. Some estimate the coat of »Irkneee and death in the United Sutra at S3.000.000 a year, of which at least a third to pre­ ventable. That to perhaps a reasonable estimate, but all such movetnenU go back to the fundamental principle that tha rhee to to be elevated through better understanding of the conditions that human life for good or fil. There la sin­ cerity enough; what I* lacking is knowl­ edge. • — Many Ways In WMoh It Can Ba Made •uparlar la Ilthar tha Rural t “Woodrow Wilson displayed his cour- ■panebee against him. In consequeoce tha ex-senator went down to a second de­ feat. A. • This action on tha part of Governor WUaon will undoubtedly coot-Kim some votes In his own state, but It should also win for him admiration from those who ca n for freer!eeoneae and the courage ef convictions. Ex-Senator Smith aa an individual ia all right, but as a politician be belongs to the clam we do not favor In these day* of moral awrakening. The old Democratic m arine tried to disci­ pline Governor WQson for hts first de­ feat of Smith and the member* of It will make a second attempt to punish him, but they will probably not be any more successful than they were at first. The right thinking people of New Jersey will take care of that and they will be becked by the people throughout the balance of the country. 1 Baltimore fashionable hotel» hmat provide smoking parlors for ladies. The town on the Bay to getting ahead of New York. Oddly enough many who like to recall the venerable grandmother of the past with her pipe are shocked at the idea of the woman of today with a cigar­ ette. It U like the difference between bathing suit and decollete. SANrORD LODGES PLEASURE IN SUBURBAN U F E f Beschäm all the tastatane* they can. Our own city of Sanford, of course, while welcoming the traction line to not in dire need of the M our Meter to, and it is now up to Mr. Bewcham and the citizens of Orlando to get busy and build that traction line at once. Hrophy in hit love letter the other day offered to give away the franchise«, rights of ways and aunrej-a 0/ the Citrus Southern to any Orlando man who had nerve enough to taka up the proposition and push it through, and now let him show the coun­ ty seat bar verse and da*k and jump right in while the water to fine. We will help the good work along but it to certainly up to Beacham and tha Orlandoitea to task# good. Wa should sharply dUtlngulsh batwaao suburban Ufa and rural Ufa, for a vast cap separatee them, eepeclally far tha i audar daN. Too often U strictly rural Ufa woman's tlma Is wholly oocuptod In drudgery, to the os cl union of aU social Ufa, a oonaldarabU dlstlaoo from naarOSt nelghbora and thslr equally manifold dutlea conspiring to pcer ant a auppoeod waata of tlma In ’"visiting." WhOo all this U changing far tha batter, each conditions ware narar true Of ordinary suburban Ufa. Even tha f i m ar's wife may now «hat with her friends and neighbors over tha telephone, and rural dallrary plaaaa her closely In touch with tha wor)d*a movements and brings small articles of merchandise right to bar door nearly an quickly as It'la dell rar ad to bar city slaters. Suburban Ufa con­ sists of living in rather thickly settled communities, generally without the ooafinea of municipalities, yet baying, usually, all the city's advantages of transportation, water servloe, tele­ phones, gas, electricity, dally papers delivered a few hours after publica­ tion. together with many valuable upto-date conveniences. Every auch community should have a tty# Improvement association, sod perhaps. In addition, an equally live woman’s club. Bach clubs may pur­ chase magastnee for either Individual or collective use et greatly reduoed rates, and would they but sufficiently oo-operata, all household commodities at squally advantageous prices. Co­ operation, sealouely and honestly car­ ried out. spells euoceea for any organi­ sation or businesa enterprise. Artesian Wells of Every Description U n f erd Ladla Na. 2 7 .1. 0 . 0. P. Mee» every ¥edar e*J£0 p at.. ever Inpertel Tie.« r i m . » N . a s |Uwtw law ln ele Chapter Ne 2 .Order taetern Star Meet* every »«pod «ad fc*W«b rrkUy to meoUi. Every eoe ehe has eeeeato Star In the East are cardtally Invited to vidi the chsjKW, AlJCt E. KUMM. 3 « f . f . O. t .. Cclery City Serie 1*33 Mietisi* Ani «aJ itila! Tuesdtys la m t | moniti. S a tisfa ctio n Guarantood By E x p e rt Workmen Mail in Wrlbon»« Btoct. ihlrd SCor Ptjerntx legga Ne. 3. R. ef f. Morti teoood sed (ourth M.fldiy» kntahu slways wrtcom«. rrtliS Frsni. K. It » M i H. VUlllni P E. Mocrklntoa. a £ Senferd Legge.Ne f l 2 .r t.A M E Toler Màster; M W. Lorrll. S m r- tvy. Cocnmankaltua svsry Ont and Ihtnl Tburt- dayt *t 7:30 p ■ VUltlnS brotlwr» trtloooe. L L LUMBER U sile «retaeriweO e f Carpenters eng Jala ers ef America Sa* lord Local Uatoe No- 1731. U. B of C. and J of A. nweu rvery Thurada» nllht at 7 o'clock lo tbs Eolie*' Malt. 1. W. O. SÜuletary president; Gao. Blaclvetder R U T . meet (list ■ieu iniiu wcwMsmsay Higiu, Irti and Palmetto. HILL HARDWARE CO iuiiici E. W Rmum. f. R. O. L T»tu». flecretary LO .O.M ' The Levai Orile» of Mima tor*» awry Friday renin* at 8 00 P. Mi In Kafir* Malt. Wrlbon»« tod. Albert Srlik. 'Dictator. R. It Geiger, Henry McLaulin se Chaster Na I S L A M JEWELER rv accond and lam b Tburadiy In Ui over Imperial Theatre. Vl«ltln* wekramr. A W Kina. It Mb Prlrtt. MY SPECIALTIES 0 Pickard's Hand-Painted China Gorham's Sterling Silver Rogers’ Plated Ware Elgin nnd Waltham W„ 1, 1*1 DENTIST Oilier. Yoweil Building ALL GOODS G U A R A N T IE D SANFORD. FLORIDA GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTORNEY * ju. OOUNSEUDR at LAW t I understand that the brick road* «ill go aa originally Intended and that all parties concerned are aattofted to let them go where there are the moat people living. I am certainly glad to hear that the road* wilt start soon and that there will be no delay in the matter. This to undoubtedly one of the biggent asset* of the Sanford *ce*ion and we ought to have no wrangle about the matter. Thin b a good opportunity for Sanford to get brick roads on the through route« and every eitisen should be satisfied to have the road* go where they will benefit the moat people and let the good work go on at once. We need the roads badly be­ fore the winter season atarts and If the work can proceed uninterruptedly the roads ought to he finished in record time. QUALITIES OF STREET TREES Berne Im p o rta n t P oints te Be Con­ siderad B efore th e Bead la Laid O u t Practice in Stale and Federal Courts Garner-Woodruff lfidg Sanford Fla. DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER It must be apparent to all that tha DENTIST chief point of value In a. street Mae In Its general appearance, for If It be not attractive the street were bet­ ter bare, though Ultra ba but a few trees having no ornamentlva value for etraet planting. Nevertheless, we THOMAS EMMET WILSON desire the most ornate, and this must ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Bret bo considered. The next moat Important point la AT-LAW Its drought reslalance. Wa may ba Seventh judicial ('limit of able to oars tor a tree much or all bei» Suir Attorney Florida of tha time, but wa would bo relieved In U ra c rt Seated and Srlvaa take of the possible danger arising from long period* or neglect Those trees which look beat with least care and DR R. M. MASON 1 Some man remarked to me the other water will prove the only ones gen­ day that since the Sanford Commercial erally oeoful. for while one will give DENTIST Club had reorganised that a different ample ears, hie neighbor will give Welborn Block Phons 19 feeling was manifest In the city and even The next point must be claanllnaa*. Sanford. Florida If the Club wan unable to accomplish anything big this weaae in the factory for tf a tree be too dirty Ha Utter line that the Bimple fact of getting every­ will detract from the beauty and Udi­ body together was enough for one mason ne«« of the street sufficiently to offset any attractive appearanca of tha tra# for him. Well, of course this man le Itself. easily satisfied and while all of u* appre­ Fourth on the list must come ciate the work of the club in getting the amount of care, a consideration close­ people together we also appreciate the ly allied to the last. fart that there must be something more Naxt comas rapidhy of growth. Not substantial in the working of the Club until w# ara many canturías older will and that there are matter* of grave im­ wa M ills down to tha philosophic N o matter how good it to, and portance to the city's welfare that nuat stats of ala d enjoyad by Buropsaae. bqw carefully u*cd, your watch be threshed out by the people as a whale. Wa wish a tres to aaaka “ a fair showneeds cleaning once « m y eigh­ There to no better way for the people to tag” tn a year, not knowing that tha most rapid-growing trass ara g on «rally teen month*. get together and fight oqt thrae measurea tha shortaet-Uvad. Wa should learn to This insures good service and than the meeting* of the Club when* Ml plant for posterity—far generation* to prevent* wear. L-t us clean It the representative citizens are represent coma—ae they do la all oouatriea but for you. ed and there can be a communion of in* We are expert* in cleaning and terrata and feelings that among friends repairing W atch«, Clocks, Jewel­ and neighbor* to the place to solve vital ry» etc. We sell and repair Specquestions and not on the street corners. ta e l« and match any Glaae or fill Tho ehUdraa. aspectally boy«, o k any prescription for Glaswea. • haarty raes of paopla on píenle day« Sum m er or W i n t e r weean supply your wnnfs in the Automobile line. It you want to rent A Motor For Any Purpose wt* are at your service with ihe very beat cars. We never 'deep If you are in trouble cnll u- any hour of tike night or day. Stiford Nielline A Gtrt*f Compili PH O NE 331 YOUR WATCH CLEANING Chill and Fever Tonic, as a general tonic for tirwJ feeling and malaria. hs « M t i sees, and they want n lot of faofi « f tho «»or« substantial natura. Mah M fried chicheo, comed beef. Bah •r alaga obowder, and other food* ta whkh they can have a Ubami hand as to providing, aa wall aa the eating. Jatonale wants to catch tha Bah. and tf preeerty Battered, will find great de- Theo. Schall JEW ELER 303 East Flrat Street SANFORD, FLORIDA. Sanford Library Th« Advertised Artido.-TT-V-y ROOM 20 the beasi . The gtrto wtU enjoy kg barrira, tf them am any to qnd than to helping to eook tho tn tho ramping erudìty which to make n true ptonto 01 the toEI»D E!t>IA LL'S C H IL L T O N IC B at fo r Ç h flig «n d Upstairs, Pico Block Open Tuesdays 4 (• 6 p ni AND Saturdays 4 ta 9 p. m Stranger« Welcome �ft"*it ;-*fs...-'.**- ■ V . •*■ T - h HM bmB H H B B M m Hm i S B m m ’*»’ ■,* ' : T ilt SANTORO MFRALO *♦>>«■«» * » 12 - IrtadtUltítíüflrfdtatJií^ütíiatíiJrtjitJuni'.»s»iisu.ii;,. - ■ * . » • ,w.j i , b ■SOME IMPRESSIONS AND EXPERIENCES fice to show what a peculiarly interest­ ing piuce It is b I OF A TRIP TO OLD ENGLAND Still further and one passe* in thoroughfares it is not easy to make up originally from Kills succession the dignified faraile of Sum line's mind wlmh une to traverse. rnet House, King’s College, St. Clement In order to reach lamdon Bridge we Dfcnea Church, where one may still see turned down King William striet and a the pew in which the famous Dr. John- wulk of some fift«*en minute* or so But alas •on «at, the royal courts of justice where brought us to our destination no fewer than twenty-three courts, some and its (dace was taken hv a newer and the highest in the land, hold s*rw<ions. bel ter though lesi fortunate structure an<l many other famous buildings A The |irislts-essor of the present structure little further we pass a monument in the the guide hook tells us. was more of u rObdway which murk«** the sight of in.-. *t r r than a hndg< being lin«*i on both old Temple Bur. This famous portal to sides with houses and having foriiliist the city, which callous lawdoner* al- gat«-* at both ends The*«- gat«-*, *tu low«sl to be parted away to private dent* of history will not m—l 1«» I»«- re grounds, ,w a» built in HilU, and was long minibd win- more often than not «!•* or used for the exhibition of conspirator«’ ' tiled with an array of human heads, and criminals' heads. Tins shallow of 1'hiil tin- middle of tin- eighu-enrii cen every monarch and popular hero, since tur\ tlo- bridge allnnbsl the only means t'harle* I I ’* time r«slt«*<i for at leusl a of crossing tile I tiallles Bill the pr«-* pansing moment ut the old gateway ent granil«- structure that has taken iiQueen Anne pamusl hen* to return thunk- ' place i- only one ijt about ten that crons at St Paul'* for the vict«iry at Hl*-nheini the river and ha» rt«n»«-<|Urntl> lost much Here Marlliorougb's coach omnioo-ly of it.» former importance broke tlown ill 1714. when In- returit«-«i I r«<ni I ondoi llrulge a«- w«-nt on east from ills voluntary exile (.eorg> 111 ward to riu* faiuou* pile ««I Iniilibng(itttsed through Tample Bar. young aiul known its tin* Tower of lauidon its happy, the year after In* coronation. unit1name never fails to inislead the vi-itor again, when aid uml broken-heurtisl. he who •vp«» t.» to «»•« a ti*-wr. (nr it i» not return* thanks for Ins partial ri-onv««r\ . a i«>w« r but a great lortr«-*.» and pri-nn Irom insanity; and tiiat graceless win of ami tiarrack* combined Tradition say» his, the Prince Regent, came through 'that since Roman day* a fortress h*» tiie Bar in 1814 to thank God at St st«**! there, and certainly *m«*e history Paul’s for the downfall of Bonapsrt«- ! lias any recor«l there has been a fortrtws Qu^en Victoria sued for admission in the tn-v*- whicti has played every role from city *t Temple Bur on Nnvcinix-r Urii. palace to |«ri»««ii in Knglisti history. 1837, when «he attended the l» r « l May- i There are many tiling* ol interest or's banquet after h«‘r accession and in w ith in the spacious wall- o( riu- t««w«-r IH44 tier rurnuge again r«**ted tor a Ion I But Mir*-« m Jiarte ular lliler«*st«sl t h<«ptt«'r ut the gateway wb«-n -h«- «ipen»'«l writ«-' I tn tif-l -if t tu-M- w.i- I ti»-i rnw n the Uoyal Kxchange Tin- lii.irmuul p w«l- t! at n-pns- in mu of the strongest Jubilee, in 18147 again saw In-r tlier«tower* of tin* fortr«-s.- under tli»- watchful Nearby is the spot on which Mt«xx| the eye* of several guard* and lx-himl a probank in which the fair but frail Nell W-cting serts-n of heavy st»***l liars. Here GWynne kept her account, and which m a y lx* wen tlie coronation orb, the sopje ligure* a* “ TelIson’* " in Dickeii'» "Talc irv. «Town. -pur», ncckl.ir«-* and bapof Two Cities.” The church limit by 11-in¡«I foin - -i| rovallv togrlher «Uh th«magnili« cut gold piate for noronalion tlie order of Knights Teem plum in ut near this spot, and in il mie niuy *»-«-rii«- b.impi«-t* I h«-y -ili In* •■b-gantly ur grave of Oliver Goldsmith About ilo- raugts| (or dl-|i|ayilig lln-ir Ix-aulv in church are grou(x*d thè nuineroii» buibl ri.« gl.tr*- *>' miMieriMi- •■!«» tre lighl-r ami mgs known as the Temple In «me itali one * annoi bui i-arry away wirii limi tlie Shakespeare is lieliev«*«! to have acted in wonderful picture they make (tin* of Twelfth Night early in the year 1tib-’ tin- guard* told u» that they w«-r<- worth Its gardens and halls contain re«-oll«*c something 11k•• live million pounds, which lion* of multitudes of fninou* |x*oplc. we immediately translnt«*! into I idled monarrlta and knights. State* and found that we luui Ixx-n hxikA/ter passing the Temple the Strand mg at uliout twenty-five million dollar* tx-eomes Fleet street, famous the world l wairtli **f the world’» most valuable a* over a* th® journalistic center of lamdon well a* lamoii* jewelry in the court yard of tin- fortress a In or near it are the ollic«-* of nearly all of the great periixlical* and new«pa|xTH brass plate in the pavement marks the of England, where hosts of toilers are at spot where »tixxl tlit* scalTohl on which were lieheaded Lord Hustings. Anne work day and night. , One of the tight® of Fl«-ct «treei i* St lloleyn. the Countess of Salisbury. Last Dunstan’a church, where Isaak Walton of tin* I’lantagenet*. Catherine Howard. of “ Compleat Angler” fame went to I.ady Jane Grey, and the Karl of Ksaex church. And just oppxmite the old Anne Boleyn was beiieail«») witii a »word It i* awful to “ Three Squirrels” where Warren IIa.»- the other* with an ax< tlnga, Cllre, Pope, Samuel Richardson. think of theTnnocont blood that has ix*en Camden. Eilenkorough, Sir Phillip Fran- spilt here afu*r protracted torture for no cia and others .kept their account*. other reason, many times, tiiaii that the Many other famous tavern* had their offender was of the opposite political ■igna displayed on this street and tome j belief from the ruling monarch or his of them may still be seen. favorites. sided some time in Sumter county, moving to the present home last Janu­ ary. Beporter-Star. Milk B»v«d th« Auto. A farmer named Klchtar, of Mill wood. In We«tche«ter county, N Y . sacrificed a load of milk th«* other day to « « v* s n « * (««urlng car, Iti which two »omen » e r « 'riding, from being deetroyed by fir* The engine of the car began to eplt flame« Final ly It t«K)k fire The o'cupent» then abandoned It for fxei the geaollun tank might explode Klchler came driving along with etererel cane of milk With him » u hie eighteenyear-oid son He allghte<1 from the wagon, and eelilng a ten quart can filled with milk thiew the content« over the flame« The floor of the car wee afire and burning brlikly He • »w he would he*e tn weete eeverel more cane of milk to ■■<« the auto I'oma, hand me tho«e «-nne quickly, he fald to bit eou He emptied them over the auto a« fast ae he could The fiamee were checke<1, but not until nearly one hundred and fifty quart« of milk had been incrtficed The owner of the car aaked him what the milk we* worth Richter fixed hi« loee at eeven dollars, but the lady gave him twenty five dollar«, eaylng. “ You deeerr« ell thle If not m o r e ” Reptember 10 unable to ap­ for ten day« still In action He camped a« user as he could tn this crater, close to e stream of lave flowing about a yard a aecotid rising tb* new "telescope pyto meter,” he got temperature* for the surface of the lav* flow of all th* way from 1,040 to 1.410 degrees A second series of observations taken at a distance of a doten feet, gave figures as high as 1,600 degrees Th* estimates are that th* Incan descent lava, aa It comes directly from the crater, has a temperature not. Isas than 2.<100 degree* Protection for Caged Birds. A Massachusetts woman has pat­ ented a wire gaut« cover for bird The other interesting object of th? Having passed through Fleet street cages to protect thslr occupants from we toon reach by a continuation of it Tower was the Traitort’ Gate. One ran cats and Inaects known as I.udgato Hill, thut magnificent j stand in the shadow of it* low and souwly^*ktructure known th® world over as lieing iug portal» ami very easily see, in imag­ Tru* Philosophy. on® oí the finest of cathedrals, St. Paul’s, ination. the long procession of restless If the wcathsr doesn't happen to be ghost* of the condemned that have of which a description shall lx* given at passed over the very stone* on whidh ontfl good for ray work today. It's good for another time. For about a quarter of * mile we pass through what U known stands, ghastly with their headless forms, * » Cbeapaid®, where are to lx* found and horrihl* with clankiiig chain«, for to •orn® of the best tardier’®, tailor und |tin* (xirtal opening on the m«jft were hoaJen'«hops. At one time this wa* an rowed the counties* ron.lemned who Open market for it* whole length and til«- knew that their entry here meant thut bam « of the different things sold in dlf j they would have little chance to see the ferent pagU have left nmm«-* thut still |light of day again and that before them ding j to the atr«®t* negrby. The «-asc lay death on the scaflold or the most ern continuation of Cheajieide become* horrihlc tortures that human lx*ing* and ■’ PtAlltry," evidently from the fact that devils could invent There are many other thing® of Interpoultry w u the commodity sold there. i some other min'®, and will com® round to m® tomorrow — Dlcken®. Bad British Small Boys. In one year SS.OOO offender* have been brought before the Juveullo court* of England. Question of th® D®y. Should wldowsT . : ■ vegetarían* • — „ s ' * • -‘ » 7ù it 1 ' g U M L U y tjB L iv'-Tr PAYING FOR HIS IMPATIENCE Next Time It le Likely That Patrlok Devlin Will Walt for the Jury's Decision. can Indians, who am fnat passing away or being merged Into the civil ixntlon of a new century. Is now being manifested in reference to the preeer ration of the home of th* cliff d » * l ling Indinne, whose history la as rnrs terlous and unrecorded ns (hai of the lost (rlhea of lame) Various Ibeoríes have been propounded regerdlng tha «Ufi dweller* Legenda have It that they nre the descernían'* of Monte lumi The popular theory Is that th«» Indiana began by living In care*, the home* that nature had provided, and then, with tho natural Ingenuity of • wiii V'J >«£* - marry Nawab Sultan Jahan Bsgam. Did you ever hear of Bhopal, Bhopal In tl>® land of the Hindu«? Bhopal 1« a native province of India, ruled by Ita own princely family It is one of tho most flourishing and moat enlightened of all the native *tat®a. Tim e was when Ita Inhabitant«, who were warlike, had little ttm® for any­ thing but fighting tho Maratha® and other fierce tribes by whom they wore surround*. Then cam* old Nawab Elkander Re­ gain—a woman ruler— and everything waa changed. The art® of war made w ay for th® art® o f peace. She wa® succeeded on th® throne by a daugh­ ter and she In turn by the woman whose amphoniou® name heada this editorial The Influence of these three women ■ beyond estimate 1 rulers has been Bhopal has been at peace. Her peo­ ple have dovloped their Industries and their art®. They bav® flourished and porarty ha® b®on decreased Ho. ye women siiffragtsts’ Hurrah for Jahtn .. Begtml Long grata may gh* r*!fst—AlbfLny Tlmw-Unkm. Florida PRO PERTY ( ilj Hexidenri-, fivt* rooms, new, all modern. All m-cessary outhouses. An ideal location Cun bt* bouifhl for as little us $.'100.00 cjisli tlown, the bulance $20.00 Month rhoice Huiltlinj' I.ot, high and dry. located near (irnmmar Schtx)l. Lots adjoining and in this ncigiiborliood selling for $600. 1'his goes fo r ... $500.00 Forly Room Tourist Hotel m u thriving little Florida town. •Just remodeled and furnished throughout. The furnishings alone are worth more* than we nre asking for the entire prop­ erty.............. $10,000.00 Eight Room Dwelling, lo­ cated on the Heights 4 good building lots go with this proj)erty. (¡ood water. The four lots promise a fine proposition lo hold ;is an investment ;ls this is bound to he Sanford's future suburban residence s e e t i o n . We atfer the entire holding for $1650.00 SI III KHAN F IR M S Fixe Acres all tiled und in first cIilv« hintjk*. with hourds to bleach tw o m-re» celery On hard road to c ity and (o R and's S iding. T h is recom m endation Price $.'<500.00 Five Acre Tract in Mecca Hammock. I hree acres clear­ ed If Patrick Ih'vlln of Iawrence. Mnae. were nut »urh an Impatient mail he would ho fr»e luday IiikU«h«I ho Is lorke«l up ut the state furm Bridgewater f««r xti In«let1n!*e period l'utrlrk • ■ « un trial nt Hnli'iu be foro a jury, charged with driinkenno»H All the evidence w a* lu and th«« Jurv retired Alter a while P*trl«k luratne fidgety The lunger the )un stayed out the mure Impnttrnt he he came Finally hn aroeo and *«l«ri Your honor, I wool«! Ilk« to chnng«« ( my plea friffB not gullti to gulltv I he <hang«« wax noted by the > lerk j Ruddi-nly the drxir o(n-nr«1 and the Jury trooped hark Into court What aey you. Mr Foreman an«1 gentlemen nf the Jurv 1» the dnfenil ant guilty or not guilty?” naked the clerk “ Not g uilty'“ replied th# foreman Patrick w «« crentfnllen Having changed hla plea, hn had to take hi« medicine Although the Jury aald that be wae not drunk Patrick «aid that he woe drunk, end *n the court de rldml that he ought to know hotter than the Jury rnan, proceeded to eirnvate cave* high up In the aide of the cliffs, where they might be safeguarded from attacks and where their su premacy would go unchallenged Americana know very little nf tlu> hi* A l w a y s W i t h Us. tory of the cliff dwellers or of the The old fashioned lover who writes place where they formerly lived. If tender missives that convulse unfeel­ the Indians know, they do not tarli.— ing Jurors still exists.—Cleveland Leslie's. Plain Dealer. Lots of 'BiVi. Howell— lie never seems to get there Powell— No. he Is one of the kind who la always a favorite before tb* votes are cost Sanford, lT n How Hot le Lav* f To asesrtalu the tempei et «it ■ of lara ae It Is «milled from s volcano Mysterious C a v e Dweller* has baffled many sclsutlsle Th* The eentlmenl that accompanies Roman academy has Just published th« common dcalrw for th* preserve the result* of the Investigations made tlon of historical relics of th« Ameri­ by Olovanl PlataAla during the erup­ tion of Etna last year The eruption began and the eclentlst was proach tb* mountain »hen on* crater was Florida Realty Co. Qroova. It la a good plan to break one'« hab Ita occasionally, to sao that It ran still he done To follow eveh (he beat of habit* too closely tends to ossify extslenc®. It makes on® stiff. It nar­ rows his taatea. The retired farmer who still gets up boforo daylight overy morning, so as to gel an early start .waiting for bedtime, would bo much batter off If during the stress of llfn he had broken hie habit occasionally and slept until ntno o'clock The city man who lei* the street, the flat, the office grind beemno an un boarablo habit los»a all his elasticity. Recently a brother and slater wrro found In an enstorn atato who bad II v od on tho ennio farm for aixty years, and during that time bad not been ten mile* from home. For thirty years the womnn h*d not been to town, fire miles sw-ay, and for 18 year®, although well and strong, aim had not bean *o far from the houso aa th® ’ branch In tbelr bottom field, ^iablta'pf, llfn like this become prison dialing. ‘ One must do some thing* the same w Ay or nearly the »ntne to learn to do th^m well’ blit once having ar qulred th® ak|ll of repetition, It I* well to break « » « y and «In It some oih««r way It Is belter to make some blun clers and gel some knock* expert mooring than to oscillate In a groove Kansas, and re­ until freedom ends Collier’s Weekly J. tl. WII.U.H Some I'ndcrprlrrd Offerings DONT BE CREATURE OF HABIT It U Better to Make lome Blunder« Than to Oeclllata Always In a Killed by Lightning G. H Morton, residing one and nnra ... n huld Illlle* south of Orlando w a s killed i*ppi»ui7Pi»»rirsrrtuipr»tft*«rr.i: vn PM i t -íttctiít'wuirnmc'Pwmtví-./ -«m • • n by lightning at 4 o'rlix-k Friday after­ During the two week« sjx-nt in l<onilnn This firings us to one of i!ie busiest noon. during the Varly part of the fearful enough things of interest were wen to corners in the world Hot It alum- and rainstorm that swept over tins section fiU the page* of The Herald for many ix-low ground II is the liuslesl spot in from 3 to 7:30 p. m. IflSUes'to come, hut it will he impossible 1-ondon and might well lie railed the Mr. M'orton, with his wife at his side, for the writer to take no much apace and “ Hull" of the I inverse. In every was sitting on the west porch, leaning time, though it would I)« a great pleas­ twenty-four hours no fewer than five against the wall, watching the storm, ure to him. So the impressions of lam- hundred thousand |>eople puss that when the flash came that snuffed out his don will he boiled down and only a few (mint. So crowded is the trallic that a life. Life lingered for an instant after of the multitude of things of interest ~passage way has been const meted lie- the holt had struck him, for with the will be described. neat h the street so that foot inimengers wonts, “ What is that." the lifeless form When? to start in, to see the wonders may paas safely from one side of the dropped to the floor Mrs. Morton, al­ of London, was somewhat of a puzzle. street to the other. though sitting close to his side, felt only But no one can forget that among the On one comer stands the Bank of a slight shock in her arm first things he read in the nursery England, a |>eculiar looking building, Kniil Karst and wife also occupy a rhyme* of childhood was that “ London since for reasons of safety it bus no out- part of the house, hut were in Orlando Bridge l* falling down," no with that us sidh window*. If ono walks around this during the storm, leaving only Mr. and a guide my friend, the young man from building he may rest assured that he has Mr*. Morton at home. ' Boston, and I started for London Bridge walked nround no lens than one hundred The holt struck the Karst stove in the* and the Tower of London. million dollars in gold, for the hank kitchen, tearing it all to pieces, and Our way thither led through many usually has that much in its vault*. scattering the part* along with tire all famous place*. Proceeding eastward ()|i|iosite the hank stands, in the angle over the room. It then passed out of along the Strand, we pass first the L y ­ between Threadneedle stnvt. the Koyal the kitchen door and killed five chickens ceum Theatre, so long associated with Exchange On another of the many that had taken shelter under the step* the late Sir Henry Irving and Miss Kllen corners formed liy the mtenw-rting Amid the terrible storm Mr* Morton Terry. About a hundred and i l l i . stns-ts is the Mansion House, tfie otlnnd ran half a mile through the water, to yards further along stands, in the middle residenev of the lain! Mayor of I^mdon. reach the nearest neighbor and ask for of the street which here make* a little Indorision IS fatal at tills busy point, help. island, St. Mary-le-Strund Church, of lor rile loiterer IS hkelv to be swept off The deceased wa- sixty years of age. which Thomae a Becket was for a tun«- his feet, hut with so many diverging and is sunived by Ins wife They came rector. k. K 'll IImil est m the Tower, but these three will suf­ W e ll \\ ire fence. good (lowing Kol <| t i ll lx w ile WC SJI\ I in» « .tit lie arranged on part «nils $800.00 Fifteen Acres, live r leared .itt d t ill «1 I \s - - fin«- sx«-l|> I sso -mall outbuildings. All under Kittshurg wire fence. Ijuati.t tmle loading .»tation I In- place w ill «inly he mi Ihe market for a few dav» for quick »ale $2500.00 Thirty-live Acres i it t w o mile- Sanford ti«x«d dmthle i«»r\ I t m i - i U h n It .« ) -! f j . i r i r i r i t t i•« build t iimil I'm n foi 1J itr I•>lu'.ul -lin k. N«i heit«'t dairy pi <ip<>»ll |i>11 in tli«‘ -tale. We nir.-i tin-al $.1500 00 i r i t A N t.'L i . K O \ I.S I « it l i n r <Iruntfi* ( *r<M v*. n tir nf I I .11 f fs. YAI iT 'n n«- «r«*|« ««I h rig lit li uit rig h t A n St Johns riv e r also the A . ( \ I l(yu {> ^V l ili »«-li al a In irg in n . T in- ««I In« oiili-a Irom Sanioid, over ynt- i I io ii «h i ' i I tr«»-» in tx-:iring 1m. if I.»Lr ffnnt Tiii« Fill«gr..\.- ».«• . .t 1hi f.»If1 •it»1til 4*1!•» 1Libai V '. • r..y. th. r V » .4 .1 1h , ?k Al! Il .i III« • .ft --.I Itti® 1! .«1 |,I fill l*t | # *?v •»Urli .t- 1*1»1 van Ml • h;u*l Hlixxl, I’urMin Hrovft ii. rfr TIM IIF R \ND t I T <)V KR LAND Ten Thousand Acres in l-ike count> . a line -uh di\ i-imi proposition. ( an lie -old mi 11v• <«i imi .ti i<- tract.» from $in *«. $:,o p«•i ,i« i «- 1‘ iowing vxi II- i .in In 11.111««li .ihinil 2.1MIII >icieI In» 1.» good iruekmg land and will grow anything Some line gio\e» adjoin H for quirk side . $3.00 amFive Thousand Acres in Volu­ sia county Fla., Hast Coast K. K runs through i(. Hali­ fax river cast side. Shell enough on n lo s h e l l every road m county. Klowing wells can lx* had anywhere. Portion touches one ol I he best towns on cilsi roust We won't price ti here, for a eapitalisf is figur­ ing with us for it. If interested we will talk it over Jf interested in round limbei we have 10.1.87H acres for sale. Its not in one body or any one locality, but we have il at the right price, figure with usj 3.000 Acres rut ovef* lhnd, adjoining the celery delta of Sanford. Scattered through the tract is (some of the finest citrus fruit lands in Florida. We oiler this at $8.00 acre 11 will be our policy never to oiler anything for sale unless we can say conscientiously we are giving you your money’s worth. S«-<- tin- m any liargain» w<- arc nf fir in g ill nil kunl» nf r«-al «-»tut«-, tm tli « i t j m ill fu rm T in itx -r and ail kei«l* «if g«««x| liargain» Florida Realty Co. Suite 9 and 10 G. & W. Building •rt «»• �------ — ». 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" c i T r Ü LTVGLZ Ch p — MB > »«»: Z>*crirr ra.o*£ c x a e z »2 * cuciain tim sun of plant food, aa Florida truckers L iv e learned from thirty years o f experience in using them. Not only ‘ ‘ quality*’ and “ reliability ’ bet “ suitability ” are watchwords o f Bradie . ‘ ferriliters ■-i ra£ Va lutft (£ la : U» « * a ju d 12» C 1 > «2d 12* va i t e . far is k ; ' - 1 -----** ^ im C 1» ; r u b i n i h £ t ; m e : ' j u m « s a i 'bai 0 H. C SFJLEX1DLS -iJ U -O i BRADLEY’S FERTILIZERS a a d 12» f a a i w L E U L N D i . H E V D E lS C iN : and harden it for shipping. ar-caru-'m 1 acuì Later in the season also, the plant food must be there to ripen the produa » i2 e » r|» ^ l-» a d a ssi, e s a a lv H< d v m u 11 ir-jtJ v i i <t! TV r» r ii w” k »* nun aai. vai lu i rana or 12» -ir r*n *’ m.«< H j: 1 « luca c u u t ì» lu x i-- -jm u j l i * r p r a i a r i » •au ra r e titi > |H t V. 1H> 1*J a » <l£*e»I "T ra . I > . ‘ i ^ iÌ K su' tu r» d 1 !r» au L m it o a it | ' V i e » iv i: r » i: ir V ai* j ; f t t e z 5*:> e e k -i m I. FEZ!) vw&OJiì C E iiLE S L X M 5 W CEI?L£T JOOOB C . LL S age. d 12» " A > ja » tr\ tix ii'jp ¿ « 1 2 12» .*»Wd F i n i i a m h u iu W !» a SìT la i ter u ^ « r n v a t a i2» u a k » »1 ( t u a o n d ú r «cara H ^ U c r iie a : a » io n 1» i ' « id , u nad a m lsr 12» - "«-— i«-*-»mt d v s c e ^ I2ta» « H i • w e t» u ea T 'j n o , ^ a a r t» v m e r a m e *-» 22»- r - 2 » tiiT jnvt<rai, io ti ‘- i c » ta l sa ! Y a crop o ro usly; it must ba\r n.-*»ne* » ih rx l^ l Vi l a ^ i n at m ust be started oti vig ­ sa : il » i l *•*» « * d ,J»* : uk »» ' «e c r r it o v3i»»» be a success m a tu rity , ^ - **■ Le! B«»rraE a li» ¿ n t s v — ti li» E t»x )* i«. imurt il» W M rwt i*vu*2 il >M t-Tv-1 S7 3 « ria 1» r ji> v» pmy aa »• 2 e* fa*. il» «2 »e Wiiu-» r ie » a ce tbr C M s r i in a» c u <u»r csicUa» ha«» arv ru ì» il 12» i R# %*H ik*< nr» 12» sute i2 oav vi e í ? t a á i rr (wd uui naX* d *ie f>s that in.*» t« ihe time to take out a pof* > V “W ltai.t»H if .*-».r<* miaei T v- . a j j m o-t* .!a- u >m - -'«1 vi j » t tir. m>»v » u*»: itr a m..; k ]»;> fa» » r-*i :aa ra tra »or tag a , nataras. «ar» co» a tra n n> s rr-*xi'.st4r I j f r lneuranop CYcnpuu) YOU MAY BE DEAD! Vint S » Otente xt te «inerì p u r i — Rana-i a a m a i ra r a « S » Ìa u d - iù v y r t j u h i 32 r S i lu m t r a i » ü u n itü 1» tra j» 2» ■ ra< Si aranti D ir m l»r lW 1» trai« —u < vra V ir » n a tt i 20» koifart u to a d fi la V kit ¿aij-»i ir a » ir a o mr bed fair msuranor [»dine*. i o « o s » » d 1*1! ( B : « c a ' d ♦ ■ —O — — «»» d crarai » t e i« -»rate n e d n S rs fa» vi ra >- - T i i f . i a aSn B » *ü T U U > s ; c s r SC raUeoe. Tiu» » I d u c v v Next Year. and ysour family re* pros «fail ter You are k x r * them an nyusure MEET ME FACE Tl» F At L anj ies tr« explain all the principal points abou! i-»e iv Faer W d « ìMnaK-a»« tu i»»t»c»o»r c o n »nrta-T r f D. L vra j « w *217 »erar i r a a tra « eoraraat d p i i : t a s . TH R A SH ER it H V T T IO rvx c» H ia e o S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A HOWARD * riCXAJCD » a*—9 LAND CO. * _ A d . in T h e H erald H o u se F o r Y ou ü ¡ �— : ». — ■ S E W •• TMf SAM ORI) HfRAlO Huniesfetd Entry No JiNJU *H# nnl. N» OWtl tor E.K ol MW,‘ t and ot ST.^t StcUhn 5, Townthlp 20 south. 29 m*t. Tall ah Mrrid;ad. h*a AH nqtic* of intmt^pn to make More Sidewalks Condemned and Other Anal Hr* yr%r proof, to *atabli«h rIslrt$ to ih*- land / aborw d*"KTlb**i. b»forr th# Clark of th# Circuit Mailers are Sellled Court, it Oflaftdo. florkfl, on tha Hth da\ o ( it y council met in regular e m iu n November. 1912 Claimant Mine* a* * Honw O ct i lh . 1912, at 7 .'PI p in I* Hafan of Sanfont. Finn»!« Will h l/t, of ( ‘kata, nofhla, Present, I J. Miller, president. F I.. I / Albert Kuyal. of I'uns. Florida. / Woodruff. It \\ Herndon. \Y S Hand, Cliflonl B Hoy at. of <'a«ua. llnritla HEN It Y S CI1UUH. M l * . A. A . W ylly returned yesterday P. M Elder und \S . S l'rulerwood l^fallf-Tue^ 5lp ItefUtrr A from * savrral weeks' visit in Chicago. ::ir Minutes of the lust regular and culled yE. A. Douglass of Oviedo waa aqtong meeting of Oct. 6th read and approved. / / rft,^ Department of the Inferior the prominent visitors to the city today. I» S land Offlrr at (iiinntilk Florida, m X • A petition largely signed, asking that Ortoler 5, 1 9 1 2 C. If. Dlngee returned from n business the council refuse to grunt a permit to Node* is bars*by jivrn that James M Hroon. / • trip to Dunedin and Clearwater today the Gulf Ketinmg Co., to erect a building of Sanford, Florida. »bo on July 9. 1910 made 11nmeMrad F.ntrt iSrml. No 07043 for S1* o L 1» i Julian Carson has aecepted u position at the Sixth street criscsing of the A (' SK'j, Section 12 T«**»n*hip 20 a»n«th Kangr 2A Tallahaaawe meridian Ka» flUwl notice «>f in with the handsome firm of W I.. Mor­ L. was received. It was taken under rant. tention to make final five >*-»r proof to ewlabloh claim to (be land al*«ve i|rerfil»s| (»efnre the gan. nd virement-.— ( levk Of the Circuit Court at Orlando. Florida, on ■Miss Mary Walker has returned from The renignution of Mr. Geo. Fox, Jr., the 1.1th day of NoyatnU r. 191” Claimant name« a* wit news a pleasant etimmer spent in New York as a member of the luiurd of aldermen Frank 11 Click, of Sorrento Florida IAN I William 11. lto>d of I'aula. FWirula. City. was received and on motion accepted J M llreuw, of Sanfortl. Florida. Several eitixena of Sanford visited William W Tilley, of Hanford, Florida *. J The reports of the treasurer, chief of IIENKV S t lltHIl. Orlando yesterday on matters of ini|>or- police, sanitary inspector and fire depart­ I e - fa l4 Tv»r-*-’»tp Itefistrr tanee. ■ ment read and accepted. y^Thuraday and Friday will be ow ning All kinds of repair work, Sanford MnMoved and seconded that Eighth days at the millinery parlors of Mrs. J. H. street lx- opened (fbm French avenue to chine A Garage Co. frMS-tf Wode. the Tuner. Orlando. if Bruton. the railroad. Carried. O M E to VOI’ often, mul you feel the cle.nirc to talk Mrs. Alfred IJlja baa returno<i from u An ordinance entitled an ordinance I Gas engine repair». Sanford Machine ••it over with some one of experience and ability, tronío frl-48-lf delightful trip to Oklahoma and other prescribing I1 license for the sale of spir- j A Garage Co. one who feel« the puIni* of the husmos« world. We are equipped to handle your repujr points in the west. ituotis or malt liiptors, containing an I work. Sanford Machine & Garage Co. l/ fin . B. J. Starling and daughter. amount of alcohol insufficient to intoxi- 1 fri-4Nlf Our view point is different from yours anti a conversation Clarissa returned yesterday from a sum­ cute and conunonly known as near h<«-r, Enjoy Sunday at Woodland Park will surely brini; out point!} dial will he of service lo you. mer’s vacation in the mountains of Ten ­ was placed on its lirst reading and lost. Ideal picpic grounds and swimming pool T h is is il /»/ensure In ii s . nessee. Moved and seconded thul W C. Wil­ 14-21«* Miss Louise Collins left for her home liamson Ih- allowed $10 month addi­ In Dunedin yesterday, after a pleasant tional su|ur\ for doing |n»lice duty* lO I H A V E A S T A N D IM i IN V IT A T IO N visit to Mrs. C. II Dingee, Sanford < arried Heights. A voucher for $16 was ordere*! issued T h e '(»a t e City House has brought for a tent used by the sanitary depart­ down the high coot of living. Only $4.00 ment. All Local Advertisem ents Under This per week for the finest table l>onrd in Moved, seconded and carried that the Heading. Three Cents u Lin* Fac.h Issue the city. See Parker. 28-tf following sidewalks he*T0udemned, and Mr*. Bruton extends a cordial invita­ that the owners Ih- notified to (dace new For Rent—Seven room house with two P E O P L E S BANK OF S A N F O R D tion to all the Indies of Sanford nd VI- cement sidewalk» in tl n*ir »lead. F Ill acres of tiled luntl nml .»rtinge trees Ret Purknrtl. Route cinity to attend the millinery K-iiing mg to .1 * »<> they will Ih hulit l.y th*- . ity West Tliirtl »treel M M .SMITH P. H K ST F VF NS V P.r. Il F TOL76K. C..h.rr No 2 It t/ ‘ liur»- ami .* li •ti |.luc«-*l on th* pr lp< rty at her parlor* in the Bishop bloc 1 lw>»t Friday—A gold watch with mi day and Friday. Ktiitn a Miller I.4U »i HI.F•k m Tier 4 linls in buck Reward if re|tiriie<l In Lett 7 Itl.M-k Hi. The* Fancy Work Circle wu t-ntt-r F II Kami 1,4lts tl Thurston at fire siniitm I4-2U* turned by Mrs S' II Garnet ■'ndii> Tier \ FuuimI—Musonii* emblem Owner call , w s s s s w « « » « « >s s s « » s v v v s « . 1 I'M afternoon. After the ludu-s I4-2||> T II < riM.ii», Lull* '* Ull'l H . III.M k 1«. »1 Hrraltl office joyed their fancy work for awhile• deli Ti**r A Fur Rent —liv e r»Mim cottage witli bath 14-3tc cious pineapple »herWt ami cake V. er* 1.i/.m 1«-w e>. NS j 1»411 h, Block 11. A P ('«mnelly Wanted—Two respectable roomer* or »erwd by the host«*«. Tier A. boarder* Impure corner of Mii|de mill Mrs. Ioiura Harris and family have b i . m l i*t.»4 7 1 1 (1 1 1 1 f: m Ward First street» I 4-¿Ip returned to Sanford t<> reside. aft. •r li » Tier \ Lost—Gold ItK'krt with Masonic nn mg in 1uikeland for the past t V. el Ve »$ in. HI. III. ~k Idem on one side anti initial» II M S. on T W H illiam months. Jack has Imk-ii here tor ■volili' 11. Tier \ other side Finder please return to H S. 14-ifc time being employed in Stockn » Itl.M’k 12 McClendon anil receive reward M 11eatty 1. »Ih <i ;II»« 1 s i i i i m m :k s o i Tor Rent—Nicr furnished from room eery Mis« Maude Harris is I HK Tier A wllli firrpluce Also waul III'»* Inhlr Wauchulla where she has a p«w on in >|.*l*l. II Held 1!*»f all* L. 1.4it *» III*H'k iMiartlers 2dfi Park Ave 14 lit one of the large dry goods »tor.«. 12. Tier \ Want ti.lHKI feel of old celery (».urtls al F B \\ 1MhI.'i HL Iv4lt «1 III« 1 HI. III. H*k once R It Smith. Sanford. R f I) 2 lleckrr on Trial 14 2tp 12. I ter A New York. Oct. H. Chas. Meeker For Rent —Five acre farm All irri F If Itami lait i- Blink •- I n-r \ gated. Floe locution, near Rnnd s Soling former police lieutenant, was t*«lu> I I Miller I.«»l 7, III.h k »-, I i»-r \ F H Run.lull P O Ik»« 921 11 »4|> placed on trial for his life, rharged witli i II M . n .m -. N I I I...i 7 HI.« k 7 Wanted— Young man to learn and het lie murder of Gambler Kowplbal I n-r A come inunagt-r of n retail husmea» paying John F. McIntyre, Heeker's ruunael \\ ( ' Chim-ndon S I I <>( la.t 7 more thnn the average jtrufesslon. must fought until the last moment for a delay Itl.H'k 7. Fu-r A be 19 ycurs of ugc. have high «'bool trlAt 1 o'clock the selecting of the jury was K. of P. laxlgi*. lad 9. Itl.H'k 7, Ti.-r A uration and live with parents. Wage* will be very small for first year Iki not l>egun. The first talesman was chal Ida Sni-iid laile 1** and 12 Hhvk 7. apply unlesa you are willing to tlo hard lenged peremptorily, because lie was a Tier ( unit disagreeable work anti have ability former policeman, a r»-o*-*.« till 2 to wa.s I I» Snead. Ia>t II. lll.H*k 7. Tier A nml iletenninntion necr-asar) for advance For interview mhlre»» Manager SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A taken. i.**- I'anieroii I ...I 7 Itl.M-k a I i.'f A mrnt Box 9H4 I I 2tp \.«l J..III- l,..t ' HI.m k s Tier \ »VXWVVVVtVWVWVVVVVtVVVVVVVVVVVVWVVtVV W W VW W VW W SSt W V M W V» Wnnte«l. lor Cash—One to one hundred Near llerr Kart her 4 »«y \S \ ( i r»-« ii l.«it.' *• and in ll|.»*k * t'ur loads of K K inmsties K H Mark» l3-3lp At a meeting of the city cuuncil last I iff \ For Sale—Fatly to sixty tliousand let­ I- II Hand. la.U I I and 12. Hlm k H. night the act of the preceding council tuce plant*. Prime condition. Ready to repealing the license of the near beer sa­ Tier A. set now and within the next ten days A. M E Church. Iait f> . Block 9, loons was carried out and a |>etiUon to Call C. R. Walker, phone No B>. I3-2ic grant license to the near beer place was Tier A. For Sale— ( hhhI large mule Cheap Albert Grarnling. Lot 7. Hl.n-k 9, Tier A S A Houston, near Beck HiiinmtN-k turned down. There will be no more 13 3tp near l»eer places in Sanford and the deal j I' 11 Hand I .ot« « nod **. Block 9. Sirnwt>erry Plant» for Sale Klondike er who dispenses anything tliut look' Tier A M O D E R N S H O K R E P A IR S U O R 2.6c per hundred—50tl or more tlcllver.-d < loir.'fi. Lot in Itl.H'k 9. 1n*r A like l»eer will l>e jailed at once \ im*»t in Sanford Mrs .1 C Smith. R I 12-1. A l I W* » KK D O N I h i vigorous crusade will be t»-guii at once | All m F It Trafford » Plat of Sanford For Kent—Foot room house nml I acre II I I »oliarI Lot I , Itl.H’k t. by the ooflicers on all the blind tigertumi for poultry or s|sing crop*» Enquire I I trailer, N 1t la»t J. ll|«H*k t> F. N. Eatridge. Caiperon avenue. 12-7$i|* and the license originally granted for near S M. Schwartz. S 1» lx>t 2. Itlook fi For Sole— A few White Leghorn Roost beer saloons will not be u shield (or the er» Sec Mrs Thurston, »out end of Park I' II Johnson. la»t 1. Block ». malefactor* in the future. Nn 10.1 Wrs Fust Sum N f i i Dao* io City Km isuisri avenue. l2-3lp Move.I und seconded that the follow­ Aided by the county otlicials the sell­ W »»\»VW V»4m S\VVnXVU XV*VXVVVVVW »VVVW M ASSSSS9» S» « S »**«>»H % '' For Rent—Furnished 5 room cotlogt ing of booze, near beer or any concoction ing budget Ik- adopted: and 5 ocre truck farm For sole House­ Carried. of an alcoholic nature will Ik- stopped hold furniture. 210 Pine Ave. l2-3p U r e n ir I 3R M M .26 and the strong arm of the luw will reach T a « < * K a i l t n d P * r» o n * l For Sale— A 3 acre truck farm at n 4.500*00 loading platform. Well improve«! in «a A nd F u rf« é iu rrp Flowand get the seller of booze, whether it Ik- FFm ISO 00 inn F*>N i .'«oo oo ing well Fenced, tiled, n large 2-story tanglefoot or the less pretentious "near S a n ita ry T m * 2 ooo oo house, tenant iKiuse. »linde and fruit I k-mpatlud Tat 2.000 oo trees. See roe at Monroe or uddresa U. iw-er." OF S A N F O R D , F L A . ( iMint) Hoad Fund 10-tf I51.ft4l.ti S. Mlkeacll. Sanford. a eo. P C R N A L D , V l » » - P r » s . T . H. RAND. Pr»».d»nl AprraycU tW eta For Sale— Mule. C^in l»e s«*en at F. L Notice fi P. W H I T N B R , As s i . C . s h l . f f 5.000.00 F 9. rORBTER. C»thl»r 8lt^ri. « b^u$lng »n 1SanlUtlon 4 500.00 Green's place, half mile jouih of Drudy t All occupation lax and bualneas UibtioiStmu 2 T O O 0“ store. West Side. Il-tf Supply F u n d s P r o t o c t o d by B u r g l a r y I n s u r a n c o licenses are due Oct. 1st. If not paid by Waïrr I.VK» 00 1‘olior Salarire For Sale—Goml horse cheap W. T 2.000 00 the fifteenth of the month they will Ik- Civh Salarws* S a fe ty D ep o sit D oses for R an t 10 OOO00 Fiekls. b«»x 1245, city 10-tf llofìil Intrfrat 7 OOO00 placed in the hands of the Chief of Police SirreHe and S#»»rr* O R G A N IZ E D 1007 IX) You Want to ScllT— We ure now 1000 00 |*rotr<tion for collection, and coat* will Ik- add»«I Fire H.ooo oo making up our list of |»ro|>ertirs (or sale Kr-nnna VnufKefs 2.15*1 26 for this winter s trade. Come in and list Intrrrat mita» an<1»T»( Vourtrfa A D D IS O N L. W IL L IA M S . your property with u*. Marks Real Es­ S5I.54.V26 Treasurer and Collector. 10-Ctp 14-2lr Moved and aeconded thut ihc vouch- tate Agency Wanted— Permanent unfurnished room l or* a* *igne<l by th*- president and u|>First or Second street. Bachelor oparlpruved by the finance rommillee Ik- paid. ment. C. A. Herald. Boat Service to Geneva lO.tf L IV E R Y , F E E D and Leave,Sanford on Wednesday* at 12 Carriisl. For Sale— Fourteen acres l)v ledo Black Moved and secomlisl that council a»l- Hammock, bordering Lake Jessup. Near o'clock noon. Arrive at Geneva .1710 SALES STABLE Ovirdo. Pari Improved. Flowing well p. m. joum. Carricd. arailable. Thts-laad is selling for $160 M. W. LO V ELL, Leave Geneva on Thursday at 7 a. m. per acre Will take 200 00. Address H a r n e s s and W a g o n a U la c k s m lth ln g and H o r a e e h o s ln g ( ’ ity Clerk. Arrive at Sanford at 10 a. m. J. F. A., Ovletlo. Ha. 4-LJtp H o rses and M ules Bought and Exchanged Leave Sanford 2 p. m. Arrive at Ge­ IK-p.rtmr.1 • ! Ik* Utertor, First Class Table Board— Mrs. C L U S. l*nH OfBc (t ti.tne.TtU., KWtd». Goodhue. 210 Park avenue. 102-lf neva 6:30 p, ra. H E A V Y H A U L IN G AND C O N T R A C T IN G Orteb.» 4. 1911. For Sale—Good lluick runabout or EvreL*ave Geneva at 7-*. m. on Friday. NoU<* ta b«»by 1»t*S th»« WU!*V" JJ, Uo,,?• ot fmoU. KV-riita, »ho, on Aufu.t 1», 1*07, m .d. Itt louring car. Both in good condition Arrive Sanford 10 a. mIli>mr»(rwd Kntry No. STtZS, |V»U1, No- ¿I6J4), . A . — J . m. and sole cheap. W. J!-Thigpen at Holden T h e above schedule will be run a* ac­ l„, N E »(, Section «. Toornthli* *0 «o th . R»n*. Z9 c l . •f’.IU h» » . » nxvtdUn. h»j ftM no«lc. ot Real Estate Co. ' ' 100-tf E x p e r t W a t c h R e p a.i'in:! curately aa possible.until further notice. Intention lo m»kr final flv. )» • » proof. ««* roUblUh For Rent or Share 'fa rm in g —Several rUtm to Ih. Und »bor» d «c rib ^ , ^ ' 0/* ‘h. The boat la equipped with every niod- t*i#rk ot ii**.C'trrulvCo«u«, »UOrUodo. )7‘>nd., on aerrs land, bouse and. bdrp. tsra •flowing A ll M o rk (¿ u a r t t f u e v d n em appliance. %Ice tvatqr on board'and (h. llih day of N’ove«t*T, 1*1$. . #elU. 2L* miles from«ptAtofflC*, Sanford. ri.lmanl ». » U « » ^ » ; . Send Your Work fo 0* and Have It Attended to Propcrl) Fla Addison L WiUlgnA *•' A ;• -,-00-if no objection to cofle* . b«-thg mad.- at Alt»«« tU-ywL .< . liXont II •< < » - U . 9T»rkV. Fu< Rent— Five/¿trp*. *»^ £ til«5d. with Kngraving, (Jock and Jewelry Repairing boat'» expense. * l„rtrk P ll»t»n. ot «.ntord, PlorW») * 1 house. Also KT a'drea, B- tlle.1. Also 5 | p |.enV ot Apopka. PtefW» ’ V . ' • 18-tf ItENKY 8. t infDU,.* , acres tiled, with good house. Call on or le» »l 14-Tue.-6«p tU «U t«. |g»one W. A. Minplck, Cameron Clt). 94-tf W h ile t b e w e e th er la h o t buy your fo r Rent— Light housekeeping apart­ Jeweler», SilvmmJth« and Importer* Department . t tk. U u r iw 1>.-H land (Kfic. at UalMOTilU. PWrid., ment« $3, $3.50 and $4.00; also furnished dried ch ip p ed b e e f e t W . W , L o n g ’a 41 West Bey Street Jacksonville, Florida .• O dobw 6, 1*11. room. Mrs. M. K- Hooper, Laurel and IT O fU f. S liced o n an A m e ric a n slicing * N o t u o U b o ro h y ■ « * * • U f » tvm m K J f W . « * ; J 8-tf Haalotd, noftda, wfc, os AucuM 10, HOT, n>ado Second. »•t íá n e . M -U CITY < OUNOlL MEETS / I \ It : H Two H m s A»« n OnC. B usiness Opportunities and Problems If «4?. C WANTS i l Deposits Absolutely Insured Chase & Co. I Florida Fruits... Vegetables I (ieneml Insurance Agents M. H HANSON ELECTRIC MACHINERY F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK * HAND BROTHERS GREENLEAF & CROSBY CO. l . Mt to , IM A BBI . QA mh *T|-iV.-*»’ -*• Ad*1 ¡i • m & V» If •* r If L’t f i m I �TMC SANrOftD!ttrRALD detrimental to the progrrea of the partloAttacking th«* Pt* m At th* last session of congress a rider lare development plan the city which e n was tacked on the pewturtle* appropria­ desire* the charter amendment has in view. tion bill requiring all newspaper* to pub­ C A B IN E T All such legislation hy the nature of lish their ownership and circulation and mark aa advertising matter all article* such things is of course special legisla­ for which they receive remuneration of tion and it is well known that few legi'*any kind. The shot was aimed at nome latora in any Ixsly except (hose from the of the big newspaper* that did not please city or country directly iiiterwited, pay the Progressive Demagogue leaders. much attention to special bills. M T T L B thin*, a sunny smile, If cities were given the right to amend The Orlando Reporter-Star, while willA lovln* word at morn. lag to give all.the information called for, their own charters, under certain re­ And all dky Ion* Iha day ahona bright. denounces the measure in no un&Hain strictions, und to ratify them by a refer­ Tha cares of Ufa ware made mora U(bt, And aweeteat hop«* were horn endum vote of the citizens, all city char­ terms and says: ters would then be made and ratified hy "W e wish very emphatically to say FOR T H E ONION LOVER. that if this rider of the bill la not repeal those most interested, t(ie people who are ed at the nest session of congress, this governed by them. la tb^ crlap dallclouanesa of tha The state, too, would make an enor­ onion and the feeling which cornea newspaper will flatfootedly refuse to sup­ port any congressman or senator who mous saving in money and In the time from knowing that « « hare a breath vote* lor it.it ^ » d It la very much to lie of the legislator*, who could then devote which will bar ua from our friend* one hoped that every newspaper In the land the entire session of the general assein of the charms o f tbo Indulgence In the will adopt the same attitude. It is high idy to the tran*artion,nf buhllc business odoriferous bulb? To moat of ua who In which the entire state is Interested. do enjoy the crlap and palafable r e «* time the erowd at Washington had word from home. Since writing the As it Is. a large part of the lime of each table eaten with discretion aa to tlm* and place, there need be no regreta. - above, the new* has come to us of the miction is given over to the cbnsideration 55'e Ilka them ouraelraa, but bow wa discontinuance of the Oviedo Advance, of special bills. do protaat against tha Indulgence o f owing to the demands of the new lav. What the growing Honda towns now our neighbors. There are people who Out with tha Uttle fellow; out with the want is home rule for cltlre.— Pensacola hare no regard for the disgust of oth­ small fry; out with the poor man. What Journal. er*, and freely eat of the forbidden right has a poor man in the world,' any fruit (rather regeU b le) on any and all occaatona. T o these who object way?" (■rowing Sweet Potatoes strenuously to the presence of onion > This measure was demanded and pose A few years ago farmers planted flavor In any food, there ia much to ed by the Progressive Demagogues potatoes Iiecause there was nothing bet­ aay, for many dlahes are simply char­ Mr. Bryan gave it the highest praise in tor to occupy* the land, and as it took acter!*** without a dash o f onion Juice ■ a ' %4,speech be made in Jacksonville fo only a small quantity to supply the table, to g ive It seat Progressive Demagogy last spring. the surplus, or hulk of tike crop was fed A mere touch of the flavor la not While the Progressive Demagogue* do to the hogs, rattle and hors»*. Occa­ observable, but Its abeenoe la moat not control a majority in congress they Robert Louis Stevenson sionally a load could t>e sold in the neigh- noticeable. exercise an influence there dispropor­ calls the onion the poetic soul of the Ixiring town* for twriity-flve cents a tionate to their numbers liecause of the bushel. If sweet potatisi» were sfMiken salad bowl. Truly our salads would fact that they are ready to knife the be flat and unprofitable If It were not of as a money crop it was considered a for th* email bulb. Democratic party whenever it does not Joke or ignorance on the part of the For an all round vegetable, the submit to their dictation. M s|>eaker. But conditions have changed. The demand for sweet potatore has grown to the extent I hut (hey s«ddom sell for ess $1 00 |>er bushel, and In the market the demand is always greater than the supply The land in this section as well a* in all parts of Monda, is well aduptnl to the cultivation of sweet potatoes A few days ago, while in conversation with two experienced fanners, the following information in regard to the lost of the production and marketing an acre of potato»*, was gleuiosi Planting, •»•ven days lal<or, I 50 |»er day. 110.50 ( oilivuiion and marketing seven­ teen days. $'_*& />0 Th* framer* of the constitution valued F'*rtilix«*r $'¿0 IMI the freedom of the press so highly that Total cost of production ami market they inserted a clause m that document m g . $66 (HI prohibiting congress from abridging it A fair estimate of the yield w;»a 250 It is strange tint in the face of thil conbushels |a-r acre, and an average price of greas has singled out this particular line of busmen for inquisitorial supervision. S6 cents |a-r bushel, which is a low ren­ atale. tiie grower will realize $166 50 Tim**-Union net profit from Ins acre of sw»s-t pota to»*, or about $6.50 per day for his Truth la Good Enough Therr ia not a particle of necessity for labor The atiove estimates are mnaidtved misrepresenting anything in connection cimaervatlve hy several lami«-rs to whom with Florida. Th* land company telling th* truth in regard to the land it owns they were shown. Over four hundred bushels of »wee! pillati»— per aere have Will make more in the end than the swin­ lies*n grown on cow pen land New dler, (or the honest company will gain Smyrna Bn-ere the confidence of its patrons and the public generally, and its imputation for Filed for Record honesty and fair dealing will become The Progressive Demagogues either go too far or not far enough in their guardianship of the people. If they make newspapers struggling for exist­ ence and try to build up pro«|>enty for the little communities in which they are published tell all alxiut their huslnewi why not make the merchants tell all aiiout their*7 Before permitting them to sell any mrut or flour or com » hy not make them tell how much they gave |>er pound for their meat, per barrel for their flour or |»-r bushel fur their corn7 If they are |>oor »h> not ruquire them tu publish to the a oriel s lint of their assets and liabilities so that their creditor* can take away from them the chance of sue mr widespread and secure for ii a buainmw that the dishonest company can never hope to attain. The swindler nsay make big profits for awhile, but he has to se«k new pastures to carry on his u|>erations. Ifc ■ K* I B?' Pictures and Rsllglon. Come to the Salt Bre«l t ,. The Bay V ie* Hotel, and I b, Sbth|f Sanitarium, Hawks Park, Fla.all summer. . * Ten dollars a *rek f » »•ell people, and Twenty th- , for rick one*. — AND — P O U L T R Y SUPPLIES We ran supply you fur Inimrdiai, shipment. Seed Oats, Rye, Onion Set- |t,4nt Peas, Potatoes. A full line of all garden s— ,1 f* trucker* and home garden*. Oldest and moet reliable -»-ed poultry supply house in the *t»tr. E. A. MARTIN & CO. I Fighting at Night In War. 206 EAST BAY STREET That tha Japanese are determined to do more night fighting than ever - - FLORIDA In the next war may be Inferred from JACKSONVILLE the fact that they have Introduced loto the service an Illuminating 60pound shell for the heavy field gun, containing sufficient magnesium com­ position to give a bright light for fully twelve minute«. In battle salvoes of tbeae shells will be fired Into an ene- j my*a worka before tb* assault ta de­ livered. It haa been found by experi­ ment with dummy figures that the de­ fenderá when they stand up to fire are sharply silhouetted against the tight, enabling the attacking Infantry to take good aim at them while themhaa not affected our Job selves lying Invisible In the dark. The onion stands rat, wholesome, stimulat­ printing price*. W e 'r e still ing, antiseptic and prophylactic. Ruaslana, too,' have learned from the Manchurian war. and are Issuing d o in g c o m m e r c ia l work What more could one aak? search lights at the rat« of one per | o f all kind* *t prices sat­ Tboee who are weak and feeble will find that the free use of the onion regiment to permit the delivery of j isfactory to you. well aimed rifle fire st night both In , will gfve new etrength attack and defense Army and Nary Our grandmothers recogulsed Its Journal. prophylactio powers (though not by that name), when giving young and old onion sirup for colds and coughs The antiseptic effect Is found to he " 1 active In the large Intestine, where Imperfectly digested food may he stagnating and cause self-poisoning • N E X T T O T I I K BI BI K I N M Y H O M E ” The onion disinfects end the whole system Is cleansed This is what one man writes al>oul our 11*1 1 Boiled onions do not leevs tbs Alumnae and matiy other leOerx written in a sin breath quite so offensively nottoeable as when sating the raw enee. yet m| ilar vein show how highly it is valued hy those wl there are thorf.t who are eo fond of are trying to make thing* g r o w and g r o w I ’ R O K I I them end make up their mlnde that A HI. Y m Florida soil. they may aa wall be anathematised for a strong odor aa a waak on* Pareley It th* beet o f odoF remov­ This big FKKK lxx>k on Florida crops eoniam ers. and la really very efficacious 112 pages, is handsomely illustrated lhruugh>>ti' One good Englishman said w* would and is crammed from cover I«» cover with just th* better be without noses than without onions. information you need every day and don't kin*»» HIGH C O S T OF L I V I N G 1 where to find. ^ Ol ran have a FIIF.K copy of this valuahl* Inxik simply hy sending us your name ant! address on a postal card and at the same time telling us wh;*! crop you are mt«*resle<l in There is no lietter linn lhan th.- present WHY NOT IN) IT NOW? K. Ü. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY Room 1102, Florida U fe Building u JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA * plllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllll|||||||||||illll||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||)|||l|||||||||||||||||||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIII| l.u n d q u u t to lanosa Nylatid, A. T. Lundquist to lxtuisa Nyland, wd., $1. A. T. Lundquist to Louisa Nyland, wd., $1. Mary A. Cummer, et al., to A. (}. Cummer, c.t uj., tr., wd., $1. \’an Anuíale Osbore Co. to A. II. Brod».rson, wd.. $3000. Susan A. Merrill to Merrill Si laiwe. wd., f l. Munger Land Co. to Willard D. Hughes, wd., $1. Charles II. Morse and wife to Arthur Schultz, wd., $800. J. W. Wilmott and wife to Blanche W. Strong, wd., f l . A. D. Lundquist to Ianiis»* Nyland, wd., $!. E. T. Woodruff to Arthur Rice, wd., $750. Willard D. Hughes and wife to Mun­ ger Land Co., wd„ $1. M. F. Robinson and wife to Jas. B. Home Buie for Florida Cities So far aa information on the subject Archer, wd., $10. John L. Stuart, Com., to E. A. Ben­ ha* been given out, nearly every grow­ ing and progreaaive dty In Florida stands nett. deed, $425. In need of charter amendment*. , Unforeseen conditions continually v Total Eclipse of 8 * * - , . ’ ^ arias where step* that should bo taken On October 10th; JUgl--before d*ytoward* civic, commercial and indus­ light, a total eclipae ot tfefct^ U'sched­ trial development, are retarded by ex­ uled tp.be visible in the ertrerue nouthisting charter provisions or the lack of eastem part of the United Statre. M«J». charter provisions. co. Central America and the West In­ At present all amendments to city dies. The sun will rise erliinod and the advertised. Thè value of Florida land la steadily Increadng as the demand for the land increaaee. As the state increases (n pop­ ulation and as the demand for Morirla products of all kind increases, the value of Florida land will inereaa*. The cut­ over landa of Florida that are frequently allowed to go to the state for talea a few y w »to »r* today bringing the owner from five to fifteen dollar* an acre in tracts ol 20.000 or more acre*. Tin*», are landa that are being told, as a a rule to aettlti*. They are just as good now a* when they had a heavy growth of tim ber on them. The cutting off of the timber has not hurt the land In the ■lightest. The fa?t that the timber haa been removed makes it easier for the set­ tler to clear the land.— Jack»onville Metropolis. -, > The decision of the pope to allow religious cinematograph shows In Ro­ man Catholic churches In America (on condition that the sacrament Is re1 moved) will cause little surprise In this country. In English church**, for all our ••bright" service*, the ua* of the cinematograph Is almost unknown. There are exceptions, however. That rgetic cleric, the Rev. WlUon Car111*, finds the cinematograph a help to hla popular church army service* at Bt. Mary at lHlI, and ws believe "living picture*" obsacred subjects are occa­ sionally to*lb#'>seen In a church at Bermondeey. Tl little over a year ago Father James Adderley of Birmingham started a newspaper campaign on be­ half of the cinematograph In the serv­ ices of the church, but nothing seems to have com* of IL Yet It U hard to see (be difference between a cinemato­ graph service and a magic lantern ser vice, and lantern service* have been held for year* In every part of the country.— Manchester Guardian. Weed* In Lawn*. Aside from dandollons. plantain and nosloua |rusees the greater number of common weed« may be kept out of lawns by frequent mowings In new lawns nothing more encouregvs grass or discourages * » » d i than close clip ping as often aa there Is sufficient growth for th« machine blades to W. E. Gore and wife to Daisy Wig­ catch. T o be sure, there are weed* that thrive splendidly under th* treat­ gins, wd., $10. ment outlined, and we must get down W E. (lore and wife to Fl D Hamp­ on our knee* and pull them out hy ton. wd., $10 th* painful process known aa "hand FI D Hampton and wife to. Beck Si weeding." But then a good lawn la Payne, wd.. $10 worth all It costa. 55 m iiumhy and wife to (irunge coun­ ty. wd , $40 f ima M Henkel and wile to Arthar Schultz, wd., $1 Every person buying land in Florida should know with whom he is dealing 11» should aucartain from hanks, hoard■> of trad*, public officials ami new*paj>ei*, the character and reputation of the per A. T sons composing such companies and alao the general character of the lands wd., $1 P* O ^ ^ t f K. 1512 -------------■ DO Y O U A TYPEWRITER ! If so don t forget that we are carrying a complete line o f Typewriter Sup­ plies including Ribbons for any and all makes High-Grade Carbon Paper, Second Sheets and . Typewriter O il. Complete stock on hand at all times. h er a ld b u il d in g •r~ ^ --A-T--. § 2 �fi‘ 1 ^ F i l i ^ H H w w ' . f T * " 11 1 ' ■ -> * ' ■ - f' ' ‘ * 0<W b« • » « • !* o w N C W OF th e me state d a il ie s WkA 0 * u and Control the Big Dallies of Our Slate Thanks to a provision in the general pasthffice appropriation bill passed st the in êif"" of congress just sdjouniod, the people of Florida are now hi.position to know what they have long suspected, •sya Claude L ’Engle in "D ixie” , and what has been repeatedly charted: That the AUantie Coast Line Rail road, the East Coast Railroad and the Seaboard Air Lina Railroad arc the sole owners of the Florida Tlmce-Union Thanks to this same provision, the people of Florida now know W H Y IT 13 that the Jacksonville Metropolis has noser a taken a position in favor of any movement for. the advancement of the people’s rights. Everybody knew be­ fore that the. Metropolis had expressed no opinion on public questions. Now they know W H Y they have not ex­ pressed them— Because they now K NO W that the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, the Flor­ ida East Coast Railroad and the Sea­ board Air Line Railroad together own seventy-five shares out of four hundred and ninety-eight shares of stock In the Metropolis, giving these three railroads THE BALANCE O F POWER by which they can control at will both Carter and Ituasfil by threatening to decide with either against the other. The provision of the postal appropri­ ation bill, which I had the pleasure of pronouncing a week or so ago the l>e«t r).ill passed at the recent aeaaion of con' great, requires newspapers using the M-cood data .mall matter privilege to publish each six months, beginning the first of October of this year a list of the owners of their stock, bonds and luvurities. Forced to comply with this provision or lose tho second class mailing priv­ ilege, the Metropolis published Tue» day afternoon, hid away in tho One(>nt-a-Word page, a list of stockhold­ er» of the publishing company as follows W. R. Carter, Jacksonville, FIs., 211 »hares; Rufus A. Russell, Jacksonville, ville, Fla., 211 yx shares; A. G. Hamlin, l)el.and, Fla., 26 shares; J. J. Wnlsh. Baltimore, Md., 26 shares; C. V. Flem­ ing, Portsmouth, Va.. 26 ahares. A. G. Hamlin, published as the owner of twenty-five shares of the Juckson wile Metropolis stock, is the stool pigeon »elected.by the Florida Hast Coast Kail road to hold its stock. A. G Hamlin, It will lie remembered is u law partner of J. K. Parrott, the president of the Flor uli East Coast Railroad. J. J. Walsh, published as the owner of twenty-five shares of the Jocksonville Metropolis stock, is the stool pigeon se­ lected by the Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ road to hold its stock, for J. J. Walsh is an employe of Henry Wallers, chairman of the board of directors of the Atlantic * oast Line Railroad. C V. Fleming, publish«-» s» the owner of twenty-five shares of the Jacksonville Metropolis stock, is the stool pigeon »elected by the Seaboard Air lane Rail­ road to hold its stock, for C. V. Fleming is an'employee of the banking syndicate In Portsmouth and Richmond that con­ trol» the Seaboard A ir Line Railroad. Forced by this provision, which I have pronounced the clapper of the lit>er ty bell, requiring newspapers to tell who owns theri), the Tim«*»-Union pub lulled Wednesday morning on their ««I itorial page the owners of the publishing »lock as follows: H. M. Flagler, New York; J. J. Walsh, tV ho Oppresses the Farmer it teems to us at the present high prices of farm products, that, like pigs, our farmers ought .to be Jiving in clover. Surely they ought to Ik* tin- last t»i join the army of the discontented Egg* are selling for forty-five cents a dozen I * » than thr«-e dozen ogg» can b-.iy a sub­ scription to the Ocala Weekly Banner for a whole year. At the time of Its establishment—counting page for page — it would have required as many as twenty-five dozen. A good sited pig Is now worth what a good »¡z«*d »teer was worth a few years ago. and a steer now will bring more than a bale of cotton would have brought o few years tgo. The San Antonio (Texas# Express is before ua, and here is the way It tclla about the changed conditions: "Yea. n pig now vlls at from $25 to $40 according to its size, which is a pretty big bunch of money for a pig. In the old days a hog was scarcely fit for market until a yoar and a half or two years old, so it cost considerable to raise one, hut now n pig of nine or ten months old is popular, and it can be produces! at com­ paratively small expense. Time was when a bole of cotton would not sell for more than $26 though now. togethi-r with the seed, it brings a much l**to:r price. But n pig is still a very profit­ able animal, and the wonder is that so many Texas inrmrr» fail to appreciate this fact.” We can rememlter when sw«-*-l pota­ toes were a drug on the market at forty cents a bushel. Now they are retailing at thirty-five cents per peck. Chickens are bringing fifty, seventy-five and ninety-five cents a piece. Country but­ ter is forty-five cents |>er |x>und, and milk twelve and a half cents a quart. Tell us, please, who it is that is trying to oppreas the farmer? Surely it is not the fellows who are Coni|H*llt*d to give those prices’ Ocala Banner t 4 transmitted to us for some time. It fumlshin the tangible, direct, indisput­ able PROOF-Of the suspicion that has .amounted to a practical certainty long resugg in the minds of the people of Florida that everything that the T im «Unl°n and the Metropolis sf id about Public matters was tainted and that ev*n r position Uut the Tim «-Unkm and the Metropolis took, every word that under the D IR E C T , ,?b ' ' •L« •?■*'''+ 4:- ■ SANFORD HERALD E X C U R S IO N l- V IA A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN E T h e Standard R a ilro a d O f The S o u t h / Round Trip from Sanford, Fla. DETERMINE SEX OF A GOOSE $3800 Washington. D. C. $30.00 Baltimore, Md. $48.50 Chicago, III. On# Qood Way la to Notice Difference In Vole#*— Mating Q»a»on It Uauatly In Pall. In answer to a query an to method or rule for determining the »ox o f gcee«, an exchange makes the following re­ ply: There ere no marks by which one can tail the gander from the goose. The only way* are to watch the ac­ tion« of the bird« and to notiee the differences in their voices. The gan­ der baa what la popularly called a tenor voice. It Is possible that all four o f your birds may be goeee. If so. $40.00 Philadelphia. Pa. $40.00 Nev, York. N. Y $42.75 St. Louis, Mo. u . r»te» lo othrr pointi. O d m U J»ity lo SvpKnikcr SO, Gn») limi! Ortobvr 3 Di. 1912. Por infwnulioQ on »bove »od o«hr» «»Ir», Pullnun «ttriv.tion. rie., »re At­ lantic Co*,t Line »geni or writr A . W . F R IT O T , D. P A S S . A C T . 138 W e s t B ay 8 t . J A C K S O N V IL L E , ELA. — — THE C IT Y ( F lm RESTAURANT i S i r r r t , o n r M ock fr o m D«t>ot c p p o a lta P o ilo f f lc r ) . ;| H . E. W IS E , P ro p rieto r Formerly Manager of Central Cafe V S te ak s, Chops, O ysters and Fish a S p e cialty A Place F o r Ladies and G en tlem en ♦ ♦ S h o r t O r d e r e A t A ll H o u r s p Prompt, Glenn Service E v e r y t h in g F i r s t C ess ° Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Ratea I T o u l o u s e Goose. Concerning the Immature Fruil Law Orlando, f ill Ofi | 1<*11 To M y Fellow Cnunlrymrn of the Srrrnlh t ireitil n> fluriiln The season 1» (a-l approaching (or tinsale and shipment of our oranges, and to many of you will mine the tempta­ tion to vjolnlr the immature fruit law if Florida, tin- question of gain of gixxt citizenship will (•«• i.risu-nti-d to you and you must fairly and squarely ib-cnb- be tween loyalty and disloyally to tin- law of your own making I appeal therefore to the higher ull better feeling« of you ull la-t it be snul that In this era of graft and sellishness. that the high-minded, hrtive |n«iple of the Seventh Circuit have net ull con­ siderations of mere gain aside and will stand by their law«, simply because It is right to stand by the law. Although there have lieen you will be unfortunato In attempt! to rale« any gosling« ««van tf you do ■«cure ganders. This Is because the mating season la In the fall, usually In Heptember or October. snd alao t><* cause geese very much dislike to have their quarters changed when one» ac­ customed to thsm Tor this reason peo­ ple who wish to scour» hlrds for breed­ ing purposes make (heir purchases In the fall ao the fowls will get accus­ tomed to their new surroundings Doubtlese nests will be made and the eggs laid, but the eggs may not batch. If you are forced to huy a gander this spring. It will perhaps be advisable for you to purrhaae some good eggs of the same breed as you keep, and uae these rather than the egga from your own flock, or at leaat mark the sgg* ao that you can distinguish the purchased ones from those laid by your own bird« In this way you ahould not be wholly dlaappolnted. circuit by His Honor W H Price at the fall term of St. Lucic circuit, he having presided at thh term. Hence this law is the law of the Sev­ enth Judicial Circuit »1 Florida, and it cial Circuit of Florida. Tue* What You Want How You Want It When You Want It: § For aojriiiof *a lb# Ib« t J P * in t» | «an* to M and vrei _ you aatiriactory work prices that are right Puts Thsm In Qood * High Grade Pinnon Low Prices— Easy Terms Piano Tuning A Specialty Orders Solicited Phone 18-4 Rings I*. O. Box 1127 j; D r i n k a D o t i l o of Condition for W o r k a n d P r e v e n t s M a n y D iseases I n o l d e n t a l to Season. Dog's Showing of Gratitude. Woolwich (England) postmen poe­ tess a famous d o g., Jack Is a terrier who about IS years ago was found wounded outside Woolwich poetofflee. Mr. Haddock, one o f the postmen, stopped to bind up tha dog’s wound, and next morning, at the same hour, Jack returned to the same spot for similar attention, which wag given by the same kindly postman. From the day be got batter, I I years ago, the grateful dog has accompanied Mr. Haddock on his dally three miles round, running borne at the end of It to hla owner In Charltpn. Only lat­ terly. when old age has asserted Its tyranny, has Jack missed an occasion­ al day. During Mr Haddock’s annual 14 days’ leave many poetmen tried to get Jack to go round with them, but he consistently refuted. It le calculat­ ed that Jack haa walked over 11,000 miles in these dally expeditions of g ra U to d «^ .r f; sSÊËÉ Agent* for New Yprk and Chicago Factorieu GIVING CHARCOAL TO FOWLS Does the average farmer know that an excellent grade of ebarooal can be made by burning corn oobe till they turn red, extlngulahlng the flm grinding for maah will remain in active operation until it and when dry re|>ealt«l by the legislature or i* r«w feeding for the poultry. Charcoal la not a food, though versed by the Supreme Court of the fowla gain In flesh and eggs during Stilt«' It* use; It «Imply puts th«m and Therefore, it 1« my duly, without k*«pa them In a good condition for choice, to Nustain the law, supported work. It prevents dlaraeo because of by a division of a Judge in this ( Ircult, Us greet capacity to absorb gases, as long as it is on the stqteut«' luniks, acids and Impurities. It la an alter and however it muy pain me to pr«>»«- stive, changing diseased condition* cutc a friend, yet if occasion arise«, I to normal, disinfecting the diges­ shall do so to the beat of my ability a ’d tive tract and toning up the sy«t«m . In putrid disease like roup. In fe r to the clearest conception of my duty. mentation tike sour crop, in intestl I trust, htiwever, that tlierr will Ik* nft nal maladies like diarrhea or cholera, such nivswsity, for I cannot conceive of It Is of great benefit. In spring and any man delilx’rately violating the law in In summer, when lb * fowl's blood Is the face of this appeal, which is made to sluggish It Is needed ts a purifier to all of you as t|>e friends and fellow cit­ ward off diseases Incidental to tbeee izens who feel with me that the only safe­ seasons. It should be kspt before fowls In ty of the state lie« in sustaining all, even the least of her laws. not only in the slss to suit their ego, and where fowls court house, hut In the hearts of the refuse (o eat It Aim charcoal should be mixed tn (be mesh occasionally. It people. ts best given to Individual birds In Very truly your friend ami servant, flve-graln capsules— large doses ere necessary. JOHN C. JONES, (advertisement) A. H. CRIPPEN & SON various holding« of tin« law h> judges m other circuits, yet the fact remains Ihul the Immature Citrus Fruit Law has Imsmi i |i « lari«! to he go««! and sound ill this Baltimore; F. P. Fleming, Jr., Jackson­ ville; who are also published us bond­ holders. 11. M. Flagler owns the Florida East ('oast Railroad. J. J. Walsh, published as one of the three owners of the Timea-Union stock, is the stool pigeon selected by The A t­ lantic Coast Line as holder of its onethird ownership of the Times-Union. He is the same J. J. Walsh who is put down as the owner of twenty-five shares of Metropolis stock, and who la employed In the office of, Henry Walters, chairman of thk board of directors of the Atlantic Coast U m , F .fP . Fleming. Jr., of'Jarksonville, State Attorney, Seventh Judicial Judi­ Florida, is the stool pigeon ielected by the Seoboard’ Alr Une Railroad as the hold# of its Snc-tbird ownership o f the 'I mua-Unton. lie is the kx-apcounaellor for the Ses board A ir Line KMl road. This Information forced from tho Timet-Union and the Metropolis by this •ct of congress, I regard as the moat voluable information that we have had 4 ,J r •' V -i v- •-•'.'-V v-'v; fUU>->- G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R e Manufactured with pure distilled water— they will prevent illness, old digestion and give you health T h e S a n fo r d C o c a Cola B ottling C o., S a n fo r d , Fla U.Wn rV»YyWViW»V»W«W. iftAVWr'iWrWi’rWr'iViVV/irViWi VViViV«W»VAYY»V»VAVrW»WiVWi'tWtW»1 »'» i,h A. P. CONNELLY 1 G E N E R A L F IR E IN S U R A N C E AGENT O ffice Above M r U N atio na l Bank . SANTORD. f LURIDA W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire Insurance O f f l e * w i t h H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. Sanford. - Florida V*- I; B A C K ON THE JOB! Back in the same old business again and prepared to do all kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work. Tin Hoofing. Guttering. Pipe Fitting. yt and Job Work done to order, plso Artesian Wells Will make [j <> interesting to all Contractom and Builders. Call or write inf I", when you want anything in my line. Shop Cor 3rd Si Onk Ave 1 W . P. 0. BOX A. 481 - ST A F F O R D - P H O N E 135 - - SANFORD. F L O R ID A $ . 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Xnntssaoans os poaqo 8u.8jo può Xom tapini H3M mou s. ouapjo0 opuoy poraojs ptauioAoui suapjof) u pu qj aq, f c n W ^ i S l u ^ a ’ pS. a X ™ u . A l i a i , oao„ i asnoaoq t^autsnq a,o,oa | » an„, ,nq auop aAoq om tuo.,! om, •"Il Joj u8,cduiua 8u,i|OS a,o,sa ,oaj OAtjao uo u,8aq o, Xpoaj ajo om ,oq, X,|«jaua3 Dqqnd oq, può suojjod ‘spuau, jno o, aounouuo aA\ I N 3 Í V3 3 M Í Í 0 M N V ! O Q o o D c io a o o a a o o o D a a o n D D O O O c a a a o D a o o o a o o o o a o a a a o a o o aocaaoaoaaaaaaaaaaaoaaaaaaoaaaaaaoaaoaaooaoaaaooanoc §! 0° ■®°OOOOOOOI Q1VM9II qMOJNYS 3M1 l u i ’ n’ idqojjQ * ----------- — -- .. '■■■■ T ■■•— --rra �T “ rri;» * .«Fr*’ - v ■«. --- 1-. — ■V .1 ■ October » . i| lt TME SANt0RD HERALD k/f 11 Cauae Exprcaa ..M d b . Companlea Lower Their Rates rr - . r p \ i ■ A reader o f the Evening Record asla us to once more give some detailed In* formation concerning the n»*w Parcels Post Law which will become effective on the first of January next. There has been no legislation of more far-reaching importance enacted in recent years in­ asmuch as the Pared# Post plan effects the interests of practically every cUlten of the United States. For years a howl his gone up about the excessive charges Of ' the express companies and it waa urged th at should the Parcels Poet sys­ tem be adopted it would provide a moat effective remedy and at the same time promote trade. Experience alone can demonatarate tho value of these nrgu' tnenta. . B u t the new law means that in leaa than three months people can send ; through the mail*, if contained aa pre­ scribed , and othersrise complying with the law as to mailable matter, packages not exceeding 11 pounds in weight. The lim it now is four pounds. The chargee of Uncle Sam will vary not only with the weight, but with dis­ tance to be carried.. T o meet the latter provision, tones are established about the mailing points and the rate chargcsd as the deetination is located as to these tones. Within the limits of a free de­ livery d ty the rates are quite low and at a glance it would seem likely that the parcels poet charges will he taken ad­ vantage of by people within auch cities for delivery within its limits and in the tone Immediately adjacent, more than tor the longer distances. After January 1st, for instance, downtown merchant will he able to send a pound package to a purchaser's home iff the moat distant parts of the dty for 6 cents, and parcels weighing more, with slightly increased chargr* iq> to the limit of 11 pounds. Within the city tho charge will he one additional cent for each additional pound up to the maxi­ mum limit, so that the heaviest parrel — 11 pounds— may be delivered in any part of the city with fair promptness and absolute certainty for 16 cents. Out side the city a tone of 60 miles with the city as the center, is established, and for delivery to any point in it the charge will 6 cents a pound package, with an additional charge of .'t cents for each additional pound. The next tone will lx* outside this 60-mlle bolt and within a radioua of 160 miles. In that tone the charge will be 6 cents for the flint pound, with an additional charge of four cents for each additional pound In the parcel. That will mean that while a pound parcel ma> be sent after Jaunary 1st for 6 cents, u two-pound parcel will coat 10 cents, a three-pound parcel 14 cents, etc., up to the maximum weight, which will cost 40 cents. The next tone is that outside the 160mlle Iwlt and within n radius of .400 mill* from the mailing |x>int in which the mailing charge is to tie 7 cents for onepound parcels, with an addition of 6 cents for each additional pound in the weight. T h e maximum charge In that charge would lie 67 cents. Then come the znnm with a COO-mile radius and a change of H cents for the first pound and an additional charge of 6 cents for the additional pounds; the 1,00 6 cents for the additional pounds, the 1,000 mile tone, with a rate of 9 rents and 7 cents per pound additional; the 1,400-mile radius with charges of 10 cents and 9 cents, the 1,800-mile tone, with chargee of 11 and 10 cents, aud finally all territory outside that one with flat charges of 12 cents n pound. It Is apparent that the new p<Mtal provfaiona will cut in on the business of the express companies, principally on the ■mailer weight parcels. The express companies have a mimimum rate now that makes exprensing expensive, and ths parcels post will give relief from this, but on the larger or rather heavier pack­ ages |t will still lie cheaper to send them by express. For irislance, the express companies' charge for an 11-pound package for certain distance Is now only 46 rents, while to eend auch a package by the parcels post will coat the aneder 46 cents. Bimllarly it will he cheaper to send a limit parcel, 11 pounds, for a short dis­ tance, by express after Jan . lat, than by parcels poet, for the express companies will carry it for 30 cents, while Uncle Sam will charge 36 centa. B u t on tho lighter parcels the express companies will have to cu t their rates or lose the business.— S t. Augustine Record. , ---------- ------------- ►1 OPENING Monday, October 14th On this day we will have on display a most exceptional showing of Ladies’, Misses9 and Children’s Garments, including a large line of Coat Suitslin the Correct Styles. Also our line ofLOng Coats are wor­ thy o f mention. Being in New York and other Eastern Markets in September were able to secure only the^ very newest up-to-the- minute styles which we are showing at Exceptionally Low tric e s . . . . I Are on the crest of popularity now, and we have been fortunate enough to secure a full line of these in leading Styles, $5.00 values our In handsome quality Serge, either Black or Navy * Blue, genuine man tailored effects, also Norfolk style. These Suits are the acknowledged leaders for this season and on each one we will save you from $3.00 to $7.00. price only..:—.....................- This line of I/mg Coats are values This is a very s|>ecial line of Coat Suits in the latest models. $12.50, our special price only .................. ................. extraordinary in Chinchilla, Diagonal Worth Worsteds and reversible effects, values $ 9 .9 8 up to $12.50, our special price ................................. M ISSES' COATS Our line of Black, also Navy Blue Sergo Skirts an* worth 25 per cent Coat» an* well worth being proud of with these values. We can save you on a Coat from $1 tx> up­ wards to more than we ask for them. for Monday's sale only $3.00 Are the latr-st and most stylish model in Lelies’ Ix>ng Coats for this fall. W e are showing them in till seasonable materials, also the popular Blanket cloths. See our special $23.50 values a t only ................................... $19.75 Alterations Free MEN’S FURNISHINGS N E W f,0c SH IR T S 43c Men’s Fleece Lined Un­ derwear. heavy quality, reg­ ular 5(>c values, <>ur price either shuts or drawers each Blue Bell Chamhray Work Shirts, fhi* 50c kind with two pockets, extension yoke. Full run of sizes a garment $1.00 OVERALLS 89c M EN 'S HATS Our line of Men’s nnd Boys' Imported Felt Hats and Derby» are the season's latest dictations. See them at prices the lowest. 39c Full run of sizes in Nunnally’s Engineer "Union Made" overalls and Jump­ ers, the $1.00 grade q q our price<jnly O a/C 43c SHOES M E N ’S 54-In SE R G E $1.29 Ju st think of it for Mon­ day we will sell a 27-in dress Linen, natural color a yard........... This handsome ;.»lity diagonal Serge, al w ••*1 m either navy I lue "t M;c k is going at a yard......... ......... 1 2 '£c OUTINGS 10c 7c CALICOES .»r Our values on Outings are the greatest ever. See this large line nil colors Special price For Monday nnl\ "or line of Columbia. Algonquin and Central Park < allin light and dark pat tern», a yard »)C 6 FOR 25c 35c VALUES 25r J . and P. Coat« Thread, Black, white and color», our price »lx »pool» f jg v ZO C for ............... Ladies’ Long Sleeve I ndervest» nnd Pants to match, 10c 10c Our line of Shoes for fall for M en, Women and Children, made by such manufacturer« as Snow, Selby, Godman and others are the acme of perfection and our low prices will startle you. FURNITURE Monday we will have a large line of new Bra»» Bed», 2-In. post tiller»* to match. Guaranteed not to tarni»h. $11.98, $15.48 and............... .... 1 7 .9 8 S T O V E S Don’t > The offices of ths Florida Vegetable Growen' Qsaodation opened yesterday • for busineae, C. L. Smith having "return­ ed from his vacation spent in New Jersey. President Hughes U expected to arri\e in the city in a few days and the Asso­ ciation wrill toon assume the former air NOVEMBER TABLES • of activity, ' fr Monday will be »pedal Table Day with us. Full line of round and square top Extension Tables. Spec­ ial 6-ft. Extension Table ."Oak”’ $4.98; 16xlG-in Oak Center Table, 98c. Wc are now showing a large line of new Dresser», with oval, square or oblong Special prices for Monday’» »ale. n H H H CASH STORE sanford' - -F l o r id a H H I easy payments. * S T > O V E S ^ _______ More Weeks Before ' DRi . Every It ; •:* c ' v ”■ h See our large stock of straight Chairs, also Rock­ ing Chairs in oak and ma­ hogany. Also m ission oak Rocker». Special price» on D. A. CALDWELL & SONS •“V.r-i i CHAIRS STOVES S T O V E S I H worth 35c a garment, our price ... h T W O 8 T O R E 8 -1 2 1 -1 2 3 U A S T ^ R S V ^STP IP P t tW. $ 1.29 We are better prepared than ever to take cart1 of our customers in this department. ' Special prices for cash or a small puyment down and $1.00 a week D R ESSER S mirror». DRY GOODS 27-in LINEN 10c L A D IE S ’ BRASS REDS 2161 JOHNNIE COATS $ 2 1 .7 5 50r Underwear 39c Yours $ 6 .9 8 each $25.00 Navy Blue Serge, Diagonal and Manish Worsted Suits have the style and finish of a suit of double our price. Yours for Monday at only 223 $ 9 .9 8 SERGE SK IR T S Our line of Misses und Children's i“ $ 3 .9 8 LADIES’ COATS COAT SL IT S Growers' Association Opens 12 r ? CORDUROY WEAVE S K IR T S LADIES’ COAT SUITS �November 11. 1912 T ilt SANTORO HERALD XXXXXXXXX» ,t i T a » i T a T i n. . "T- ìx x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x v Featuring ® Trintzess Gi ' vv£i Our Fall Opening is an event every woman should look forward to as an invaluable opportunity to acquaint herself with the definite trend of fashion. i• Our shelves, counters and racks hold a superb array of accepted modes in ap —novelties crowding upon each other’s heels. Parisian inspiration, American brains tmd rijmblc fingers, and above all American patterns, have created a brilliant fashion book of our store—each departr • t 1 ment a iascinating page--an authentic index to the vogues of the day. Interest will naturally center in our showing of beautiful new Suits and Coats, where the famous P R I N T Z E S S models reign. Their distinc­ tive features will appeal more strongly than ever to the style instinct of every woman who appreciates “Distinction in Dress.” A most cordial welcome awaits all. We oiler you the keys to our style treasuries and can assure you they will unlock a wealth ol original ideas. N. P. YO W ELL & CO. E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A V 'v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v 'v w v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v 'v v v v w 1 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A in iA A A in r A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A in iA A A A in n lion hl.-tl Mt*t not to ’ h* r*». <1-4 .tml nut if) .ill j I{p|HirUi of tin* count) olfi on the •rtlxemelit* right |Mr*t ifins udvt j pith w nr«* rpcpivnl/ri'iul and fil»*«l Supt r<tail a. •if wax ■if pilhllr Sanford Roads Settled and Other M al­ i*o. Home, Nupt Koml.i X liritlg»*, < Irrk ( ’ommuniciitiuii of T \N laillg in ref ters are Adjusted Criminal Court. Pay Roll Slat«* Wit on^ri* tn cundit ion of •Irain In•tween nr**«**, | hi|Im rollw'lHl, Aii|f Tux Rrrifi'i v tt t. and Hoard met Monday, Ort 7. l'M'2 1 Mollile Si Florida Present, Chairman Overstreet. Com­ 111MMl mot ion »ul iject matter w*u< r«*- <lt*mplf<Mu«. Report of I.ic«,nn**m, Tri*it*ur»T to ('otiiity ami to State Auditor, ShcrilT. 1 missioners Woodruff, Dillard, Brown und (••rn*l III Sllpt. 1tri»nhum fo Counts and t*• ^tiit* Auditor and Merrill. |V«|lion of It M •>iin* 1i ii Mi*»tfmr* ^lldltor "whJ Sit *ff »•*!; t Minutes of last mix-ling were read and Cl .li. f«ir ft* i '»»'(■fl»\ I'llll’l•t of till>■ road C|HI|| II , . U I- O, 1 f i r f t lH o V I I f l g ' • - •’ • ’ ’ approved. f1..III 1•idler » - tad ufi l o l l »•thy r»«*»•1r. •*«1 w i l l pii.-A.vd M. M. Smith appear«! before the and it poll mot f Ml |»•1111«Mi '»•w l(r.intf«! \\ hcrca-H, tin* board of count) com l>oard ,jn reference to the exrhunite U.H pra;yed for. | missioners in and (or Orange county, j thn Elks’ Club property for thv juil Petition of T. I. Minor, J. 1. W itty, Florida, did on the 7th day of M a y .1 building property. Upon motion it was et al. asking for the improvement of the I A. D. 1912. pass a certain resolution' ordered that the hoard as a commit!«road from (Icoee to Crown Point received wherein it np|»ei»re<l that cmnmiinicu meet with the committee of the Flk* and petition granted as prayixl (or 1 i>in had ln*«*fi |*rr-» nted to xaid hoard Club and report the result of their con I ____ . . ... I‘he tux uascNiM.r prcHenled three copies of county commissi..tier, showing itiut | ftrence tu the November actonon of the 1,1 ' levuvjoneht roll »ml upon tile tru.xt.x-* ol S|mi ml Tax School I 11■* Hoard. tre t No. 1 of Orange count). Florida Solicitor DeCottoH appeared liefer I examination were ureepted Bondthe following to ..irr> tin had *iii April 2nd. 1**12, ld**d a rc.|m**t the board in reference to the rctmhui.-» arms were presented and been».** ordensl lor an election l>\ the <|ualili<»l voters ment of officers in ex|>enditure of money who pay a proper!) tax in said diatrict . in obtaining evidence in Inpior cases, iKMierl \|p, II K Hester, revolver sureties. to determine il an imlehlednea» of $ to, the maximum cost to he $10.00. There 000 00 sliould lie creuted (or school J. O. Packard and \^ J I’hlgpen muat be an itemised anti »worn state­ O. S. Howard, revolver, sureties. W H purpose* in said special school tux dis­ ment of expenses incurred in each rase. trict. and whereas, it appearing in 'said Howard and C. J. Marshall. Upon motion It was so ordered. W II Howard, revolver, sureties. O. resolution and in said petition, that Petition of J . M. Davis and Hold. said election had Isyn InHil in accord­ S Howard and l J Marshall Parham for increase of (tension tiled and C. J . Marshall, revolver. suretiiK. O. ance with the reipiirernenl.s ol liie laws approved. of this stale and that satrl election hail S Howard and K A Douglass In re Bo3d issue of Special Hoad Dis­ A. M. Nicholson, rifle, sureties. J N resulted favorably for the creating of trict No. 1, a petition for change of said indebtedness, and. Bradshaw uml Chas. laird. route of certain streets and avenues, and Whereas, it is therefore necessary for Chas. laird ap(>cared before the hoard copy of resolution of city council of in hehall of the ( ’hurch Home and Hos­ this board Ui authorize the creation of Sanford approving the change, was pre­ pital Upon motion it was ordered that' said indebtedness, sented and read. After remarks from Now, therefore, he it resolved by the a warrant !**• drawn in lavor of the several gentlemen on the subject, upon Church Home and Hospital lor $ m5.0 o, hoard of county coiiinnaaionera that the motion tho petition was granted as (or the care of a patient who is confined said indebtedii.-sa of $.’15,000.00 lx1 author prayed for. izxsf for the purposes in said |>elition there with u contagious disease. Communication from the War De­ Chairman and clerk authorized to pre­ set forth, and that the chairman of the partment stating that the |>crmit for pare the tickets and make the neceasary county conimisaioiier* and the clerk of building Osteen ferry bridge, attorney arrangements for the general election to said hoard In- authorized to nign such °f tho board to make anrtwer of the not- or note» as may be necesaary in the lie held In Novemlier, 1912. board O ct 22. U|>on motion the Supt. of roads and premise», suid note* lo tiear inlereat nt Petition of Wm. Abbott, by his a t­ bridges was instruct«! to purchase tents, the rate of five per cent per annum from torney, A. F. Odiin, for redemption of tent flies and prisoners suits as per his date until paid, and to l>e due $10,000.00 certain lands at the flat sum of Jthi.OO, ten years aft«* date, and then and after . not including clerk’s coats was presented. r»-|>orts. Certificate of the aeoretary of state as that time at the rate of $2,000.00 per Upon motion subject m atter w m re­ to the list of candidates for the various annum until the lull sum of $35,000.00 ferred to Comyniaaioner Brown for inves­ officers of the different political parties has been paid with interest, »aid notes tigation. however to bo a charge or lien only upon Communication from Matilda Nel­ received and filed. Petition of the Sanford branch of the said Special School District No. 1. son asking for aid, received. No action Socialist party of the state of Florida as PosM-d in open hoard. ***• . -, V * The clerk» and inspeetors for the gen­ to nominations for certain officers reCommunication from Alex Vaughn of eral election were ap|iointed. wed And filed. • the loss of two mules st or near Geneva Adjourned to Oct. lfith. 11*12. Petition of citizens of District 17, ask­ bridge received. Clerk is instructed to ing that W N. Simmons’ name I * put ' Mr. Vaughn that the county can on the ticket ax candidate lor constable While the weather is hot buy your hot pay for jh e loaa of tbo mule». of aforsaid district received and tiled. , Communication of H. C. McDaniel dried chipped bcei at W. W. Ding’s Certificate of chairman and secre­ reedvod, and the Supt. of Roads and tary of county executive committee, as groccrg. Sliced on an American slicing bridge* instructed to remove all algos 94-tf U; candidate* nomin*ted * t the prim*ry machine. f W l »r* «n the right of way of the pub< OlINTY C O M M ISSIO N E R S Mi l l A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You dà v; - * sh&*S£*. <2 < « * . Early Truck and a Good Market w ith ou t sayin g I[ 1'thgoes at e a rly tru ck sent I: north finds a good m ar­ ket. T h e re y> only one way to fertilize for early tru ck , and th at is to use a fe rtili­ zer th a t is rich in plant food, and, m ore th an th at, rich in available plant food. An early crop m ust have food w hen it w an ts it. If it is not sup­ plied th e crop will fail. BRADLEY'S FERTILIZERS -A supply quickly Available plant food in the best forms not only to start off the crop quickly aud keep ft Browing vigorously but to back it up through tho season and to ripen and harden off the product. It is this sort of combination that has brought suc­ cess to many Florida truckers in the past thirty years and for this reason they swear by* BRADLEY’S FERTILIZERS.. m . \ Write us today for booklet, mailed free. •v. The American Agricultural Chemical Co., Jackionville Sale* Department, P . O. Box 2 1 6 , Jacksonville, Florida. n V '* ■aw.:. _»♦H* i t “/ ui V r ¿.1 iH V?-iA �MMBHMMHf V*T~J "-k. n iiiM U ia ttiiittìijsa su ia tiita tìiiiis ia tsa tu s a cia iia fia fitsctìa a iiG tìis ii^ fisiiS iia ì, 5 SOME IM PRESSIONS AND EXPER IEN C ES OF A TRIP TO OLD ENGLAND dddsiiiia tJtiisrtliunpisiiPBnppPWPW tt&.ta&swir unpuuityutwitst irtvs*tifft>0 Hr liII ^ FARMER GETS LESS, BÿT— H* Has to Pay More for What He Doesn’t Raise. The U. 8. Departmonl of Agriculture hse Just announced thnt notwithstand­ ing the Increased cost of living among the people as a whole there was a greater deciino In tbo prices 'paid to farmers from Aug. 1 to Sept. 1 this year than thoro was last year. Tho. arurago form prices of tho im­ portant crops (corn, wheat, oats, bar­ ley, rye, flaxseed, potatoes, tobacco, cotton « and hay. which represent about three-fourths of tho value of all tho country's crops) declined 7 per cent, during .the month, whllo In that lime last year thoy declined In prlco only 4.4 por cent., and difrlng tho last four years tho decline tn price aver­ aged 3 8 por cent. Tho average of farm prices on Bopt. 1 was 3.6 per cent, lower than on that data last year. Price« paid to farmers on Sept. 1 this year, with comparison of prices paid on the samo date last year, fol­ low: Of course no one could tliink of a persons a.-* Buckland, the geologist. Gen visit to London without a.v isit to the eral Wade, the famous road maker, famous Abbey and to the building which Godolphin, whose royal master said was has housed for so long a time the "M other "nover in the way and never out of the of Parliaments.” And sifnre they are way,” ami Major Andre hanged ns a spy within a few steps of each other they nre during the American War of Independ ence. usually visited at the same time. But most interesting of all is the south I t is a great disappointment at first to transept, more commonly known as the find that the Abbey of which we have Pets’ Corner. The transept is famous •heard so much and which occupies such throughout the English speuking world a prominent place in our thoughts, is a for here are memorials to ull the great » very grimy and black and apparently neglected building. Here we always English poets, hards and writers from expect to see any building of ¡m|>ort«nce Chaucer to Tennyson and Ituskin. I in the best possible condition and kept Only a few are actually buried here, hut scrupulously white and clean. Though this is the spot chosen for such commem­ we all have seen many pictures of the oration as art can give. The turn!) of ; -•* Abbey We have failed to notice from Chaucer, which date» from 1400, from them that the building is such a dark which the corner "derives the origin of and black one. So we are at first dis­ its peculiar glory," stiinds beneath a appointed when we see from the die- magnificent stained gloss window, repre­ 1911. 1013. . tanco that it is not as beautiful as wo senting scenes from the immortal "P il­ Artlclos. $0.65» grimage.” Close to this are memorial* .$0.77« Cora .............................. expected. T h at, however, is not the .848 4 fault of those who take caro of the build­ to Browning, Tennyson, Long/cllow, 404 Oats ............................. . 360 Milton, Spencer, Shakespeare, Dickens. ing, for it is built of a kind of sand stone .770 Barley ......................... . .636 Thaekeruy, Macauley und a few other* that is really disintegrated by the at­ .709 Ryo ............................... . .708 tacks of the climate and form* on its of almost as great renow n..740 . .76« Buckwheat ................. Of still greater historic interest U thnt surface a coat of a dark colored deposit, 3 030 1«26 Flaxseed ..................... the continuous removal of which would portion of the Abbey known a* the South Potatoes ................. ... 1 137 <550 14 «10 soon destroy the building. Evidently Ambulatory. From the entrance of this Hay ............................... 1! UO 118 113 England afford* no better material for part, purlieu ure rondqrted by the ver Cotton ......................... 231 243 practically all the public building* ure ger* around the chapels and Royal Tombs Rutter ......................... every fifteen minute*, provided one wifi Chickens ...................... •111 .118 coyered with th is‘name black coating. .17« .191 pay the sum of Hix|>ence. It is well Eggs .............................. But ono must soon forget the first nurtured Dut tbo prices on tariff impression of disappointment when one' worth the price for the very first tomb is articles of manufacture which tho stops to think that here l>eforo him the traditional one of King Sebert, the farm er has to buy continuo to soar. Saxon founder of the Abbey, who died stands the greatest "C ity of the Dead” the world can show. No other country in the early year* of the seventh century can boast a burying place where *o man) In the »everul royal chapel* that follow TRUTH ABOUT THE TRUST famous people have found u last resting one may we not only the toinl» of the place as can England. Not alone di»-> larger number of England's king* and " E x p e c t e d E c o n o m ie s from C o m b ina one see the tomb* of great stutenmeli ipiis'li*. tint their arm* and de\icm and tto n" Do Not M a te rla lliS . Mere .ire buried a large and One can find within tlu-m* walls un nr banner* ray of |>oet*, author», explorers, war­ notable company of heroic warrior* and (leiuls I) llrnudols In Collier's ) riors, inventors and public l»eneftictors. knight* and prince* nl the royal blood lender« of the new (Third Term) party argue that Industrial monopo­ such as all the real of the world together too numerous to mention In one of these chapel* stand* the lies should bo legalized, lent we lose could not match. The writer i* sure that no Englishman ever entered tin- famous Coronation (h a ir, which eon tho efficiency of large scale production No argument could majestic hall with more Of reverence tain* the Slone of Scone, the trudttiomd and distribution be more misleading * * * stone upon which the head of Jacilb for the illustrious dead that here rvjxnui, It may bo safely »inerted that In rested at Bethel. Though it can la than he did. America there la no linn of buslhess proven that it i* only a block of Scotcl But the Abliey can lxia*t more of In which all or most concerns or sandstone, yet all the monarch* of Eng plants must be concentrated In order fame than that it contains multitude» land since the tom of Edward 1In I ir-l to Attain the nlzo of greatest effi of famous bon«». It has a claim u |niii huso Iiien crowned upon it and it i- olnncy Lor while u business ma> be one of the bight«! plac«» in the rank« nl therefore worthy more than a pn*»mg too small to be efficient, efficiency does architecture. And then again, were uol grow Indefinitely with Increasing glance it bereft <?f these two claim* u|«on r«-e What tho most efficient size Is Outside the Abliey are the cloister* size ognition as one of the world'* greatest consisting of four walk*, und dating fron ran he learned deflnltul) onl) by e i buildings it would still be worthy of the perlenco The unit of greatest effi pilgrim's coming thither for the reason the fifteenth century, though some puil* clcncy Is peached when the dlsadvan Here are tomb* of mum that this old pile has looki-d down upon ure even older tages of size counterbalance the ad abbot*, with nearly obliterated ui*crij> vantages T he unit of greatest offi the constantly changing scene at its feet cloncy Is exceeded when tho dlsad for nine centuries. It Is no wonder that tiort*. Many other parts of the Abbey arc vantages of slr.«> outweigh the advnn the Weatminater Abbey is the obj«*ct exceedingly intcri»ling but «pace for tages The hUtory of American trysts rof greatest intermt to the thoughtful bids a deicriptum id the whole. No makes this clear That history show tourist, since it bears the triple crown of Flfst Not Noj conspicuous American one cun realise the peculiar impression noble architecture, .venerable ng«1 and tni lis t 0* 01 IL| OllutofH*** to ilio dt'ttlro hallowed rnemori«». and through each that eiilne* over one when In' step* -ivet fotr InrroutiAJ offirloiuj)' 'EiporliMl tin* t hrisdmld and «turn!illidi r I til* loll , aisle and chuj>el of tin* national inauso economies from combination" figure leum flow's the stream of English in* I ceiling that shelter* so non h of inlere*l largely In promoters' prospectuses tory. none the less real beenuae invisible. that h/> lieneutll It the bone* of no many but they have never been a compel! of the world'* greatest children,_ where Ing motive in the formation of any T o attempt to take In all of interest have been nrowmtl the long line of Eng­ trust. On tho contrary, tho pur(>oso of nt inne visit to the Abbey l* evidently land's ruler*, and where conn tic»* thou­ combining haa often been to cUrb eft! Impossible. So the writer paid a visit Inefll sand* of the world'* traveller* have clency or even to preserve of only a few hours' duration to the come to pay homage to their memory Clancy, thus frustrating the natural famous spot the first time, anil ngain Here one may step immediately from law of the survival of the fittest later when the impressions of tin- flrsi Second No conspicuously profits tin* busy street* of central London into view had tukvn firm hold went again to bln trust owes Its profits largely to tlie liusliisl atmosphere of this great superior efficiency Romo t r u s t s have become still more intimately acquainted \bbey. where one unc.iii*. inu*l> lowerbeen very efficient, ns have some III with the many things of interiel here hi* vole«» out of reverain. lor the spirit dependent couc«>rns. but conspicuous The Abbey is visible for a long dis­ that pervade* the place Here one may profits have been secured mainly tance, no matter from which side one m tin- middle of t lie day find a quiet through control of tho m a rk e tapproaches it. One at once remem- resting pluee and mu contemplate (lie through the power of monopoly to ftx b a n the numerous pictures one has seen greatness of those that have been hon­ prices—through this exercise of the of it. Its form Is that of a Latin c r a v , ored by a great nation In being buried taxing power. and though its greatest length is about here. I think that no matter how great . Third—No conspicuous trust has five hundred feet, which Is not *«> great a contempt one may havejUir the spirit been efficient enough to maintain long as some others of the world's cathedrals, and achievement* of theLUmp a few mo­ as against tbo Independents Its pro yet Its dignified and graceful Gothic ments B|K-nt in the quletA bhey lit by portion of (ho business of the country architecture make it an impressive sight the light of lofty Mtuined glass window*, without continuing to buy up, from and one that remains long in thr^iern- and in the presence of ho many memori­ time to time. Its successful compel! tors. •ory of the traveller. The north trnasejit al* to those thnt for a time have held was the first entered, and in this portion the attention <>f the world will cause There la plenty of peace about the among the many memorials to those that them to change a little at !eu*t. T aft candidacy, but nobody clnlms “It aleep beneath the pavement are those of passetti understanding ** P itt, Fox, Palmerston, reel, Disraeli, May Gel Life Iand Gladstone. Indeed ho many states­ Shinn Allen nml Wesley Edwards, al­ men reet here that it has come to lie Woodrow Wilson says to the long leged principal conspirator* in the Hilisknown as the statesmen's aisle. suffering farmor who buys In n trustville, Va., courtroom tragedy, may ncTurning into the west Ttisle of the ccpt life terms sentence* to the |>eniten- controlled. highly protected market north transept there is one especially tiary as u 'compromise and in lieu of and sells his wares In a free market: -W alk Into your own house and take interesting monument, that to Jonas standing trial, according to a speelul possession." Han way, the man who first had the dispatch to the Sentinel from Bristol. courage to use an umbrella in England. It is report«! that negotiations for Another one is that to Warren Hastings. such a compromise am now (tending. How many of those who are strug­ 'N ext one turns into the north aisloof the The rase* are set for trial at Wytheville, gling with tho "High Cost of Living" Choir, where rest the bones of many of Va., Oct. 28. It is definitely sta t« l that believe there Is to be any relief If tho England’s most famous musicians. Here Miss Iroler, Edwards' sweetheart, will Republican party, which brought It about, remains In power! too may be seen the monument to the receive none of the rewards for the cap­ lous Sir Isaac Newton. Nearby mny ture of the two men. Detectives fol­ What's a Moosette? A Third Term 'b e seen the monuments of “ Rare Ben lowed her from Mt. Airy, N. C., to Des peekaboo! Johnson,” William P itt, Wordsworth, Moines, Iowa, when* Allen and F.dwards . c Charles Kingsley, Matthew Arnold, were recently captured .'. The girl's Gov. Wilson said to tho newspaper - ’ David Livingston, Clyde and Outrnm father, who is said to have nwdsted the meu. at tho New York Press Club - »G of In d lA Mutiny fame. detective*, is mported to have mceived banquet: "Bupposn you hsd a House T . ’ f Walking along the south aisle of the $600 of the reword a few day* ago; of Representatives mixed ilk« the pres f ; w Davo wo see above the door lending to ent Renate I think wo could all go the Deanery a small oak gallery erected We nre equipped to handle your repair fishing for the next two year*." Dut In the sixteenth century and other mon­ work. Sanford Machine & Garage Co. he'a at the helm and there won't be uments to the memory of such famous any mixing. Democrat*— that's a l l fri-48tf. « = _________________ ______: r “ I Wore Eggs Is What You Want | AND YOU WANT THEM MOST WHEN THE PRICE IS THE HIGHEST = It is Easy to Keep Your Hens Laying the . Ü H ALi»itVwiC7S¿w aaA téX f - Round § 0030534853484823532323482348235348000201000153480101000201000002 ! of meat and gristle, contain« in almost the exact proporlions, the very food elements needed in place of worms and bugs the hen cannot find in winter, and in many places can­ not get to in the summer. If fihe got worms und bugs all the time; the egg would not fell off any time. If you feed the FR ESH GROUND BO N E, which i« just as good, she will be kept in prime conditions and continue to lay as long as she is getting this food. Every poultry raiser that knows his business feeds ground bone, and gets big returns from the small investment. They also say that ygung chick­ ens that are fed fresh ground bone thrive better and mature quicker. Just try this out and see how soon the pennies you spend for ground bone are turned into DOLLARS. „. . ' We Are Headquarters For Fresh Ground Bone We have installed a H O BA RT E L E C T R IC BONK G R IN D E R , and will make a specialty of furnishing our customers with this valuable egg producer at reasonable cost. We Urge you to try a sma I lot und see the iiuTeu.se in your Egg supply. Then it wil pay you to arrange for a regular weekly supply, so that you will not be flisappointed. 1; 1 j= 5 S Yours respectfully, SANFORD MARKET 1 UtlllN PAINT, Prpprirlo« 201 Hanford Avenue, Corner Second ~ N’ . II Mr Louis Paint, being an experienced chicken = miser, will always be glad to answer questions concerning EE chicken raising. = | ËillllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH V W v w » V A rw jTVzTV V V V V V V V V V V V V W V V V V W rV ✓ VtfVjTVw’V jrVyWVxrVnrvnrtortnrt« >TkA X BICYCLES I T H E {^} i/V -A C C E S S O R IE S --------- REPAIRING S A N F O R D C Y C L E C O . New stork nf lllryrl«-» and lliryrle Sundries. We make * speciali) of repair work of all kind*. New Rubber Tire* unii repair« for ball) Carriage*. . . . (Jive us a rail. jUj I.. Y. Ulti \N, Mgr. IOh Palmello, Opp. ( Ily Hall y y V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V v C W ✓ Ni iTk ✓ w A >rVWNi tfV iourV A A A A A A o A A A XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ¡THE IMPERIAL! 1 3 N ights, C o m m e n cin g T h u rsd a y , O ct. 1 7 th $ = = = — — T H E -------------- MADDOCKS-FIELD PLAYERS * In a Repertoire of all N o w Plays ^ NORM AN R. FIE LD AN D A S U P E R B CA ST ENTIRE CHANCE NIGHTLY HAPPY NEW SPECIALTIES WITH • • JACK KEARNEY X JS .I Popular Prices 25, 35, 50c 3 Fall Citrus Book ENTITLED FO R V A L U E R E C E IV E D SENT ON REQUEST Thiabooklct gives the reasons for fall fertilizing, deKcriptihn of formula« to be used, and amount, time, and mode of application......................... .. . . . . Ideal Methods have made the Banner Groves W ILSO N & T O O M E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. Manulactufef« of ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R S JACKSONVILLE. . . . . F L O R ID A SANFORD BRANCH—B / Ç , Maxwell, Manager. .................... . ' - i i « Year WORMS, BUGS AND IN SE C T S form the essential chemical clement« that eggs nre composed of. The |1(.„ gi*Ls Homq of this animal life during the summer time, and consequently she is a better egg producer during that s e a ­ son. With the coming of cold weather and the destruction of inaectlife, the Egg supply falls off, and you have noticed in the severest weather the hen quit« laying entirely T H E R E IS JU S T ONE REASON FOR T H IS. She ¡s *>»r<■ - r, ............................ i i a - | V*., ,.c . . �. r e ‘ ' S^Vï if *v UH SANFORfy itrMAI I) fflC SANFORD HERALD FufcilsXad L r e r j Tueaday and Friday Mornmj By THE Ilfraid priming company R J Holly. Editor W. M. HAVRES, Butine»» Manager f jfctor Iptlan f r f ê t . 8 3 . 0 0 a Y ear In Ad»ancc DtliTtnd In lb* City by carrier J 2 .0 0 per year In advance or 20 c per month. P a y m en t» In advance mart he made al ofllcr Ca.tred al aecead-cta*» mall mailer Auiu»t 22nd 1908. al the PualoOca al Sanford. Florida ander A cini Marti» 3rd. 1870 O S » In Herald BaUdlog Telephone No. MS <tv WE WIN WITH WILSOn TH E D EM O C R A TIC T IC K E T For President: WOODROW W ILSO N , of New Jersey. For Vice-President: THOMAS It. M A RSH A LL of Indiunu Presidential Electors: JE F F E R S O N B . BRO W N E J . F R E D DaB E R R Y C H A R LES E . JO N E S W. C IIIP L E Y JO N E S LELAND J . H EN D ERSO N H. C . SPA RK M A N Congressman, State-ut-l.urge CLA U DE L 'E N G LE Congreeaman Second District FRA N K C LA RK Governor: PA RK T R A M M E L L Secretary of Stare: H C. C RA W FO R D Commissioner of AgricidtiinW. A. M cRA E. Treasurer J . C. LUN IN G October 11. 1912 Donegal) of Kissimmee is receiving men­ lion tfie fart tfial u certain citizen of the | tion and 111 this respect The Herald will |city sa\ isf in the ringhhorhood of .sev­ lend a willing hand any tune -: r n,,. enty dollars tv - |, - , ’ f.-.s articles I Honorable Arthur rnuki-s the race of fiori.e equipment, i placing Ins order In that time lie will have served his full in Virginia The freight Iroot that Vir­ time as state senator and his mind will ginia city io Urlando wits u dollar and lie ,stor«sl with facts political, he will live cents lor each article, making an have a greater grasp on affairs in gen aggregate of three dollars and fifteen! eral, his mind already well Irum -I for cents in favor of lie Virginia market matters of slate and the atluir* of loisi But he was eliargisf seventy dollars dii- I ness will he must tinely drawn and fereliee here. ready to cope with the larger range of Now we believe in support mg the home mattersundhe would make the state a merchant. That is the very funda­ moat excellent chief executive mental principle of a town's prosperity. Kei^. your eye on lion A F Donegun Kis.p the money at home: kis’p the busi-1 of Osceola and Orange counties and the nf-ss at home, keep the prosperity at state of Florida, for he will loom largely home. But the buyer i* justified m in­ in the public eye in the next four years sisting upon being dealt with fairly by (1 the home merchant* Otherwise he TO T H E SANFORD HOTEL CO Ixs-omes a foreign Inner and the locali Tile Herald dolls, its chapeau to tin business disintegrates Sanford Hotel Co Whatever of harsh It is Orlando's cue a* we «is- it to ra­ ness we may have said alsmt yon. ter nut so much to tin transient tourists gentlemen, in the past i* forgotten and as to the permanent winter residents; to we In’g your pardon now Your mug that elxss of people who purchase homes, nunfinous offer to dissl the valuable and dwell with us for a number of piece of property to the individual or months, returning each year. Such | corporation who would construct a hotel people help to pay the city's'taxes, sup­ thereon, without one cent of money for port local business, and assist to build u | the property, demongtrate* that your the city in a pemtenent way. hearts are certainly in the rigid place la-l no handieu|> he placed on tlie and you liuve the Ik’s ! interests of San­ city's upjH’al to tiiis class of visitors. On | ford at heart This paper congratulates the other hand, every inducement should you. gentlemen, on your generous offer be held out lo them In «etili* here. and congratulates the city of Sanford Reporter-Star. on the new tourist hotel I hut is bound to r r u l l ( ourt. S c t r n i h Ju d icia l I Irrull. O r a n g r tw limit a* soon as tins oiler i* circulated In •( I«»Util). M>»rt«ln ► l»..yU 11 »• I *i . of <» PR A ISE FOR I l.oR ID A I D IT o R S Y m n t a h I »••> WT o t h e e d ito r* of th e papers of M o r u l a *** Gun Metal Carlisle Blucher, Kibosh La»l, perforated quarter, half double »ole. Semi military I Vi%heel. $ 4.50 T** F »um a L I *•» , »• I t ap{M-ar* fr u it i f . atlltka I i . U turriti •lui) lilr*|, t h a t r»«' I» t h r •itm|»Uiriaiu .u it*.- alMi vr | r t t l l l W c a u a r . t h a t t b « a « M n - > | o l ihr» il* (« nU ati l K t n m a K. DoyW\ is u n k n o w n t o a f f i a n t , t h a t th«- | d r f m d a n t La o v r r i h * a*»' *»f ( » m l ) - o n r and t h a t there* t* n o perwon in i h » - t a t* * o f F l o r i d a t h r •r-rv to- nt a *ol'|MH-na u |miii « drfrndant • N o u ar** l l i r f r l u r r u n i r m i t o ap|«*»r t»i t h l - hill un \|i»mla> t h r in«! da\ **f I *• •* rul-w A I» l i l l ' i •li* * a« nr I m i t i a r u l r -lay |t I- f o f t h * ‘t •*r»|»-r*’*l I l i a ’ ' f »»••• I m i>i«Misti«*»| f •*r rtg iit •o n i t • eer rk« ir 1 - * f i h » r d i li - r a ld a lu - » •|*«le f I ui I d is tic* I in • I r e Miiinf v F h t m l a dr.»«.» It Nt |(il|im**ili is due a marked measure ol th e prosper ity and progress which thut great state is enjoying. It u but a statement of a fact to say that ui no state of tie nation do the paper* give more attention and space to Hlo.se tilings lhut tend to llu upbuilding and I lie development of all resoijrt •s Ilian do ll »«»-*» |»( ||.,n.la Hu- i- .i in* . , , ' t ..f »»,. no in t r o d u c tio n , b u t w e . . . # * 4»..| • t » l .f • • - - I - • \ I * I.,|,|. feature ol I In’ I’" - - ”1 Florida •».a M M It want to remind you of ihern. Idle casual reader «■I lie- average paper S .J ti. M I h* k II M fi A I * 1« I» Iff a**« if Florida may 1» inelintsTlo think that >«»!». il»ir* fo r • orii|.laOia 'l ou will have a lot of trouble try­ I •i n *t» i building or industrial I.... ... l* on or im ­ ing to fine] thrir equal, as to Style, probable III the town III which the pllp>U In ih» I i r r u l l • m i l l H r o n l h j i o t h l a l I I r r u l l , t ir • »«<•• I « » u n ii . M o l l i l a i» published. and lie lias good oppor W e a r, C o m fo rt and In r r I a l l d a l t u n i»f S p e l a i I f o a d a n d a m i l l r t i l g r I t . m i l * <»f t p . <u l lt»»ad a n d lim it, ol gaming inform.it ion a- to Me lliolg» Ili-lfUl S.» I of uol f«o t frangi An in.qx't lion of our resources olfering- of l h, town >nd .el J i»unl » i l or Dia Ihr I'ol.l . mi g .illation jaeelil s i linn \* a iliat'- r of lact Me l**- »a .It* tu I .me for Fall and Winter wilt; a.| a n d |iri«lgi It. i • f ’• j a i l a l l l n a i l | Attorney (ieneral: Florida paper* till\ e adoptrsl t he excellenl al n i l i f t . lg» I hai r o t N o I .#f • *i,g* • o o i i l y Fl o r THOMAS F. W EST convince you of ibis fact. Come j.iilliy id giving space arid attention ti M» • a - lull»» I l o i .1 al I Comptroller: till-*. Hung« and advertising •-I Ip» in and ask us to show you. ••! -aI I W. V K N O TT g 11 ,| i* ol i in * I iinabh v il i* ______________________ r______________________ Sujierintenilent Public Insiriniun S ii .trail. ll;i Morel i ••lir-»r ire »’ 1I I 4 ft W. N. SH E A T S Imsiast n about I In- growth and up­ U i b d * *O• foH SAIL BY g f.. r aide I " . m r « f*.. building ol 1 heir stale naturally 1» State Chemist•»it* f i - o Io-r ai r, i •‘.ills, flier, have been few »late* of t In Sua tf* rt'fufi Ito f. f»* r* I* . m»1 Iffa-al t h a t R. E. ROSE ..........h r “ **. i la '• I J a I >o t 1'iefa«I root, to p r o g r e s s s o rapid!. arid sul» i h - r i . l a .. . . a|.Il f ». • • I - »lit liti; Adjutant General •i.* ||u. .............. t\ I . fg* ■ ’ a*»l nut* si .ml tally as Honda 1« doing rigid now a ill N x l I t . * « * a . t ......... «nil all J. C. It. FO ST E R . In the development ol their slate, tin ftanli r • nt ir» »,. •< 41 I SANFORD FLORIDA » al - a » l»*-fiiMir n- to fit»-*« |irit.«nlii , • to « I *• » h> t h r j O Florida editor- lutv a great subject, and |>eM •a ol I ■••1111 * - h . i i l . J • t |a « r rre»# •! ai t at - l a i r . I I h r »»M|H a ><■* »f <11n g 1 • l a » The Balkan states expect to cut the they are doing more than discharging !*> <h1n!.f Tih. I'll;* N<> e «•*»! JllflS t M SK S Turkey in time for Thanksgiving slimier their full measure of dulv to it S t a ir * \ n . d i o y ..f ' l o ili fit ti li m l • ire m t o f ►lor state has more loyal editors than Ini------O — •d a ........................ f.t r a n o •• • t a * » -f M * u ••la Columbus <>*> Index Remember the Commercial Club meet Florida \N i t m -a * It M K oiu n*«.n rh-rk o f t h r alati» 11 •»»• •••f ..,»•« « . i t ' i o 1« o .* *in I a mi r.| ,.f «et.ri • ini’ tonight in the Band room at ihe o r " i l l ' • • . i t »^e. »a r \ l \ 11\ \ i I •1 |S t . hull and be there on lime V • • » v I •. I •*. . ■* i .ii .iil , > . iln d o r I *• 1 •' o rr f j ; In M \ il .« .r t 1 gf.tt • d. d Iln'Vowd stand In I lie Herald would *ugg<*si thaï in* Commercial Club have M. M. Smith, tiMik upon the Sunday closing law president of the Peoples Bank make an And Sheriff Kirkwuod deserve* no lews address nt an early date on the subject our commendation for lli<‘ prompt and generous manner in winch lie mel the is of Ihe new hotel and greater Sanford. sue ----------- O— We are in a pretlv (.or w.«v to Judge flcacham’s plan to build a (notion hue from Ktxaimmee to Sanford seem- ! of the trend of |oil>ln »oiiiiiieiii u> tin* In (he furl iliui now is flu* Ilitre* to fake out u |>oliry to be bearing fruit and man after man in oty on any i-vue o| this -ort and we Orlando has sulischlrerl to the stuck and .belo 'h.it while "lain well meaning m a ri’piRnblr I .if»- Insiirnnrc Company It would seem that the scheme woiih! I’en-oi,- ' I'.’" ' hi-mg '' • ' ' " ," 'r go through without a hitch |and cigar 'tu n * on i it . Ma u l majority favor their remaining open -oI III« Sunday c l o s i n g law i* a f a r c e Stxnford is cleaning house in time for V-. the the northern invasion and every storg more or 1*-*«, all over the slate Tiimw-Uniun | non ted out mime days is painting and powdering and putting f frr (/a m s n t v * on a better complexion for the winter ago, in most towns a man can purchase Today, Tamarrow. Nrxi Year, and your family not provided* 9 m If it I ( / % # ( ! season. The stores in general are add­ a gallon of gasoline, or hire a rig for a « 8/ / \ in t I o v for You lire doing them an iiijunlii*c*. MEET ME^ FACE TO ing lnrge stocks of nAr goods anil a gen pleasure trip, hut he in forbidden nn in­ I #. v / f \ t / y 1 lift eral air of activity bus superc«*<lisl the nocent saucer of ice cream. FACE and lei me explain all (he principal points uIhiiH the * i I I» f u a i t t i H Tins sort of thing do«-, not engender summer lethargy. #» i \ I s t • r t ti !>est life insurance |<o|ii i,-s a rcs|M-cl for the law On tIn- contrary, ---------- 0 -----) I D tl 11 If -llllit » I \4 tr 1 nn n We would have a little heart to heart it makes of it an instrument to I•<• l.uw is I / ft # /f / /// t t talk with our readers. For the past few dodged and lampensl with SOÌL ULM t I il/f It years The Heruld hus labored long and liu.s«s) u|ion common sense, and fortuneunceasingly for Sanford ar'd ha-1* not ly admits <d interpretation by reamincomplained once olVunr treatment. In alde men. And it would be a very dif that time the readers have taken a luke ficult matter indissl to get a jury of J R T e OPLES 0AHR OF SANFORD Orne» is H ik x i n Hi» SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A warm interest in the paper. But we reasonable men to convict a Sunday in I I dEPOSHS IHSURFO AGAINjT LOSS usk you to take a deeper interest in our cream seller. The average man is too 4%0N SAVINGS welfare from this time on. If the paper big. unti is daily confronted with issues »utuiisiuittditum i mi>t#ttiriiift,4»amiiXui]umt(iiizn4ai<au ti M. M SMITH. Pra* suits you come In and tell us aland it. which tie recognir.es to !m- much graver H. R. STEVENS. V P ,.». We notice that you never hesitate to talk than tiiis, that lie lias very liltle pa­ H. C. TOLAR, Cattila, about it if it does not suit you. If you tience for such minor quibble* as tiiis. The law rnnnot lie rigidly enforced in know any news tell us about il. We A R E T H E R E S U L T P R O D U C I N G K lN b „ are not mind readers and we cunnot un- view of this |>crfectly obvious fart; and a H I In-y nrn ns goo«i un careful sut>rrviiion and honest mrtftods can make them. & tldpare your social events or chronicle law that cannot lie enforced to its ut­ y Special fucmuloi for CirRUS FRUirS, POTATOES. TOMATOES, MELONS, g W UFA NS. STRAWBERRIES, LETTUCE. CELERY am I all tnrek crotn». . . . n them if we never hear about them. Act most limit, is a poor law and should he like you have an Interest in your home erased from the statutes. Reportrr3 . W R IT E F O R B O O K L E T paper end th at it belongs to you, wjiich Star. 0 In reality is a fact. Consider The Herald LOCAL PR IC ES office yours and help to make the paper It is to Ire hoped that the merchant better by your own efforts and this sea­ J . E. RACE, Agent • SANFORD, FLORIDA fi son will be a most profitable one for all and business men of the city will take of us. Into consideration tho value of reuaArv-f T » * . not affected our Job able prices for cOinmoditic* ns an attrac­ ^pribtinji prices. W e’re still tion to the winter visitors There Ja gu DONEG/tNilrOK GO VERN OB ■doing commerci al work much talk this«days about th e , l.ihjhl Tho next primaries are four years cost of living, that a town that bacoitiiVj ' of all kinds ot price« aataway, and, yet four years is not a long advertised as a "high town" is in nu good time figuring In tko »ge of a young man. lafactory to you. Speaking about the embdidatea for Gov­ way to win favor as n place of residence. We recently bod called to our nttenernor for 1916 the name ol Hon. A. E. Brockton Made Shoes for men need Price. D. A . C a ld w e ll & Sons For Engraved Cards See The Herald Are You Alive? YOU MAY BE DEAD! D. L. T H R A S H E R I F A V OR I T E FERTILIZERS!? THE HIGH C O ST OF L I V I N G | INDEPENDENT, FERTILIZER COMPANY j JA C K S O N V IL L E , FLO R ID A ’ A 2 5 c W ant Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You \ \S t ■ ■tr i*** ftir s.Wl :-a- ..j ��October^ I. 1912 THE SAKEORDIMERALD The most glowing description would fail utterly to do justice to the many “Patrician” styles we are'showing. You must see them for yourself, and compare them with Friends” and TH R A S H ER SANFORD, FLORIDA 125 E A S T FIRST S TR E E T Eroneous Impression Crested Among Norther Investors E ditor Sanford lirrahi: Will you permit me the use of a little ■ pace in your columns in order thut 1 may If poaoible correct n wrong im­ pression that seems to have gained con­ siderable import throughout the whole country. Some doxen or more years ago, the celery, lettuce and general vegetable industry, which has proved so eminently successful, was originated In Sanford, after the disastrous frix-*«which almost ruined tho orange indus­ try in Florida. We have heard of no other place that has done nearly so well aa we have. It will be remembered that only a few years ugo we have rec­ ords of some of our growers harvesting from one to two thousand dollars per acre on our sub-irrigated lands, even as late as the season of last year, evn grentc sums'w-ere realired, on many acres of our beat sub-irrigated farms. On these rec­ ords which belong distinctly to us, I find that hundred* of other land schemes hava originated all over the state, by advertising that these lands will produce Just as much as ours and are so very much cheaper. I wish to take excep­ tion to this eroneous practice of adver­ tising that is being circulated all over the whole country. 1 want to add in the whole stnte of Honda that has as gixxl transportation facilltii-n us Sanford, where the soil and chinule permit of such vast production. I want to cor­ rect the eroneous impression that has gone uhroad generally that our lands are too high. These eroneous impressions are working against us much inure than you might suppose, us I have several communications from various proa|>eclore who almost uivariuhly say that our lands are too tug It. that they can buy Inrul elsewhere that are just us good for a good deal less money . 1 have found on further investigation that they have been furnished with literature from vari­ ous concerns making just the identical claims that we do, on identically what we have done. This as you know, is un­ just to us and unjust to our hornescekere, who are coming to our state in greater nunilx-rs than ever In-fore W'lini surprises me more than anything els«-, however, is that we |xx>pl<- of San ford, sit supinely by and allow this thing to go on and have ullowed it to go on for a number of years. It is time for S an ­ ford to wake up and throw off th«s»e eroneous claims and come into our own. I want to say in conclusion that we have all kinds of lands here. We have lands thut will produce us much ¡x-r acre as any landa L ever saw or ever expect to see, which Is a veritable gold mine in themselves, and we also have cheaper land», which will not produce so much. Now. the idea 1 want to con­ vey is this, that we have good lands and cheap lands and if this is what some people want we have some tunds henjust as poor ns those of our com|telilore, hut we are not making any claim for them that we cannot fully justify I would ask that wherever claims are made on such large production per acre the reader wdl take the trouble to as certain where these crop* were grown and 1 will waiter you something very tiny t|jat it will lx- founded on some crop grown right here in Sapford. 1 want to again register my strongest kick against this injustice, that we have the prices on our lands too high. We want it understood that we have the very Ix-st lands to tx- found in Honda, hut if it's cheap lands that some |xx>plr think just as good, we have as much of that as they want also 1 believe in every tuh standing on its own Inittoni. We are willing to stand on ours. Yours truly, K It. MUKKKLL. Come lo the Salt Ilreexca. The Hay View Hotel, and The Shelter Sanitorium, Hawk* Park, H a.—open all Bummer. Ten dollar* a week for well people, und Twenty-five a week or aick ones. 72-Tuea-tf Cardili Cured Me For nearly ten yean, at different timet, Mrs. Mary Jink« of Treadway, Tenn., suffered with womanly troubles. Sha says: "At last, I took down and thought I would die. I coul 1 not sleep. I couldn’t eat I had pains all over. The doctors gavo me up. I read that Cardul had helped so many, and I began to take It and It cured me. Cardul saved my life! Now, 1 can do anything.” If you are weak, tired, worn-out or suffer from any of the pain« peculiar to weak women, «uch as hsadache, backache, dragging-down filin g s , pains In arm, aids, hip or limbs, and other symptoms of womanly trouble, you should try Cardul, ths woman’s tonic. Prepared from per­ fectly harmless, vegetable Ingredients, Cardul Is tho best remedy for you fo use, as It can do you nothing but good. It contains no dangerous drugs. It has no bad after-«fleets. Ask your druggist Hs sells and recommend* CarduL WrtttUt LUi*«’ Adrti*rrD«p4.. CJutUoooex M*dld*« Cw. CSatUaM«. T«w, iM trm+i*. u -1»4-<»n book, "Hwa* Treaiatat tor Wo m s ,“ Mat Itm. J M ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooaooooo I A L S IN F E E D Lord Calvert Coffee Barrington Hall Coffee T H IS 18 H E A D Q U A R TE R S FOR FINE Catmere Boquet Soap' . . 20c Talcum Powders 25c Can . 15c CAN D IES 10c POUND • 6 Bars Ootagon Soap . . 25c 6 Boxes Washing Powder . 25c PHONE 35 SANFORD, FLORIDA 3 Cans Tall Cream Fresh Shipment Norway Maokeral Bulk Oat Meal Butterine 5c pound 25o pound OOOOOi RICH LAND VS. POOR LAND �REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY YOUR FURNITURE FROM ABERNATHY oaaoaoaaoaoaDaDaoooooooaooooooooooooaaooooaooooaDooaoaoooooooooooaooooooaoaaaoooaooa □ a a a o o o o o o o a o o o o o a a a o o o a a He buys the goods lie sells the goods He knows what the people want He buys in large quantities He takes advantage of discounts He gets the best values and designs He gives the customer the best price He gives out-of-town orders special attention He makes prompt delivery His prices are always right 555 a o tt D g J* ; hi *.. ■ TV S O § § § | OOOOOaOOfiOOOOOODOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOODOOODOOOOOOOOOaOOaOOOOODOOOOOaaOOaOOOOaOOODOOODODODOOOODOOODOOQOOOOaDaOOOOaDOaOQOODOOOaOa CASH OR W. W. ABERNATHY CASH OR INSTALLMENT FIRST INSTALLMENT illlllllllilllllllllllllllllllllll - - PALMETTO AVENUE —— § sIs a oooooooooooaoaQoaooooooooaooooooaooooooaooaoaooooaaooooooooooooooooaoaaooaoooaoooaoaooooaoooaooaoooaoooooooooooaoaaaoaoaoooooa STREET — * lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinH home in la» k-oii\ill»- la-t I ucuduv. a( in Orlando Geneva i- ■••rt.-itily imning In the to m oo to the »aw mill -oon t»T .» pleasant M-it with h»r relatives Mr- Claude U.itilemon Very plea»-1 front Trulli three time- a week J im- Seig. who ho* been taking a short ami friend* ailtly entertained the M M S Society Evan I'atti-hall left Mondus for S< w v.nutmn and making In- friend* a visit, \l i-s Slithe Itray earne over from at her Inline, /olii." lu-i Thur-day a( York City to continue his study of mu- left lust Saturday to take up hi* position Lake Mary and -pent Sunday with Mi— ternooil. tyt the clone of the business sic. in which he expert.- to graduate nevi with Chn.se & Cu again, Kill! h <'arton meeting. Mr- Hauler-on invited her lime We certainls will mi— thi- tal - _______ - ______ • Mi— <¡lady- Mryun »d Sanford ih guest- into the dining room where a ented yoting man frolli all mir little galli Mis-iunnr) Meeting I -pending the week with Mi— Lillie l.oril dainty luitlet luncheon was -ervi-l ering* III- hright, sunnv pernonalilv MrI | | NifWek of hi White Mrtieorgi I’rteranil MrAubrey ItaI l i a d e Inni a g r e a t uei |i i i i i t on i o uM i n,. [et1 •f thè Al et l|•lot a ' CAMERON CITY ( l . i m N C S I \I-l! mk! 1 *r *1.» f«T Mrs I || W\n> M. irán assisted ti.» ho-ti*— in -efviog - "I i.ill'. a - wi'll a * uoi-i< i l i . 'I ...it l'ii-itn-ss M i\ I l o .-ti-t •i Married, Thursday evnunii t >i-ti»0»-r U .• are -orr. ».» in ir that It K I fie ladle- were nonored I*> t fe* pri-o'ii# i Insit o f s u r r e * - g o wi l t . tilln Mra II IL tneetJ ng I i|f*-da . a >Oth. ut Lyman Hall, the limin' nf Sir I. . » 1. losl tilt* ol hi- lior»«-- Iasl w eck ni iwn gentlemen at tin- meeting. Mr Heguliir servire- al Itie Hapli-t •h'..r’ ti 1 huppell presili' '11 o| i ne -i- lety preand Mm. C. C. Worthington. their ( A Kuuler-on and Mr Kvan J'atti Mimiay. condurteli by thè payUir, Hev sidisl. kilter the reading ol the mllldaughter, Clara IJ. Worthington anil shall. After the luncheon Mr. P»tti­ E las1 Smith. l¿t the olose of the even- ules, tile reporta of the otlicers of tiie «o* M OORE’S STATION Edward K. Triol, both of S<*ut1 1«», Wash­ Lake Jessup alligatom were hellowing tillili entertained the company with some mg -ervice the sacrumefit of the Lord'* rlety and rninmitlees were recelved. ington. Relative* and n few intimate fine piano selections. Sup|H>r wa» oh-ervi-l pnllovtihK Ih»» iinno\inr«*in<*ni hy Mr*. friends witnessed the ceremony. The [or more ruin \S eilni-ulay morning. Auyii« II \ IVrr> tinnì vu»»* |»rvHt«t<*nt, that Mr and MrPatterson nf St Mr and Mr- Irving linker, who are Two purtle- from Manatee were here young people left on the following day • t«» rnuk»* th«*ir hnmij in ih»* r»*ii«lir*Y «*if«*!•• •»f fh•• i•*t\ hail Im*»»ii -pending part of their tlllie at I uki tine fill O' for Seattle, where they will make fur .looking lor re|er> .»ml lettuce plants to in nt fnr mv 11 1 t •• f!»•*••t it I h* hunt»* •»! \1 rs. .1 11. Harney, entertained Ilnur friendwith liencva Mr l'ut li-r-oli themselves a new home. The pride ton I he heavy ram- ruined many link in** I .if li-r iiiHih ni*\f. t hi* haa Iteen visiting her parent.- «nice July -i—l I>•*»l- \Ae-t Mde trucker- have a fl-li fry when tin-, vi-il them at tlrnt the 1 a.-t Coast Hallway Mr ;iml Mp> I.illh ami farmlv x | t flire 1111k! .i*l J«»ur II** 1 place and her moot charming personality ha- been "'it al-»» looking lor plan!Another wtMr.it wa« -(mi ut It n t endeared her to those who have been »'» I'lie Ladle- Sid .ire preparing lor .» fortunate an to make her acquaintance, hur.aar in lh* nerr future, making apron--, Lake lost VAedlie-il.iv . and loving thoughts nnd heartiest g»o»|jete Sir (iormly the Keck ilammiN'k Mr- Gqprge Peter- and Mr- I 1/ washes of Florida friends will follow to grocery man ilonui»-! 1 1». ice for the hu»i Adams enter!.lined i -malt company ir. ttie new home and its interests in the fur social and Culdw'll's Department Store formally la-t Friday ufternoon. at the gave ten yartls of best gingham for home of Mrs. Adam*. northwest. aprons. Montra. Higgins Whittier nntl A number of friend* of Mr and MrMm. (o n . Sjn-er is m Jacksonville, Henry Burley gave them a surprise Schumpert were busi news callers <>n having taken a position there Monday. party Saturday night at their plea-ant Lettuco has been set, is being set. or Many acres of lettuce fields are to !«• home on Luke AA'i-ti ria Although un­ »ill be set soon on nearly every farm seen all looking fine, celery setting i- prepared for such an invasion the genial in the vicinity. |now on and seed tied- about here are a host and hostess gave every onea lirenty Justin Worthington ami wife nre general success. One hears more of welcome and did everything to make visiting a t Lake Onoro. : diversifying crops than ever before them have a good time. The usual Dr. and Mr*. Minnick. MIm Rich and , Mr. Si|>e* and family have moved to amusements, music, games and even Walter Hibbard spent Sunday after:W W Jacksonville, where he will work at his acrobatic stunts were In order. Mr H Walter Hibbard iq>ent Sunday ufter-1 trade of carfientering H Putti-hnll excelling in tin* latter noon at the pretty home of Prof, and ! Kti. Hew* arrived here la*t week from Ea<*h one present * iu required to do Ko-ton. Mass., and will spend some time something in tin* way of entertaining Mrs. L. J . Hancock. The young folks sung their repertoire of R. E . Gormly and family, Mrs. Simons with his sister, Mrs. John Edwards. Etta Johnson has heen quite ill for rag time s hook Mr-. Piittisiiull sang and daughter, Miss Isabel, were visiting several days and the little daughter of a solo. Mr anti Air-: Hurley sung at James McMillan's Sunduy. Those who have C. C. C. C. mite Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Morris has been Longfellow's Rainy« I'ay. Mrs. C. 1). Peters sung a Russian song. Evan Pattiboxes will leave them with Mrs. Min­ sick for the past two weeks. Several friends of the Ha-ty family ahull gave a piano selection, Miss Irene nick some time this month. Hay,making is still in order anti the arrived here Monday from North Caro­ Peters recited a modern version of Maud present Weather conditions are appre­ lina nnd will work at the Joe Cameron Muller and Mis* Klunche Putt ¡»hull gave farms. ciated. Higher Culture in Dixie, In which her Mr. nnd 'Mrs. J . C. Ellsworth were of excellent negro dialect wa* given full Mias Aileen Minnick went to Juk1' ■onville on Saturday's boat and was |those invited to the Worthington-Triol piny. The rest of the company filled visiting a t the Stevenaon home Sunday wedding Thursday evening on Lake out with joke* and conundrums. I/ight Onoro. at tho Worthington home. and Monday. refreshments were served during the Mr. «m l 'Mr*./ D. R. Krisson have evening. Every one had such u 'good moved inttr' thrlr beautiful new home time that Mr. and Mrs. Hurley bin); ox-, • , EBEN EZER IT E M S on Celery hveriue. which is by fur the pect to be surprised again. pdgMschool opened here Sept . noth prettiwt, most up to the minutv looking ' ... With l« Mis* Nellie Geiger spent last Sunday W U h ^ U ajM T th Carton of Apopka a- r^ |(lrnfi lhl9 , i(!e of Sanford. in Geneva. Mr. Crosthwait and Mr Krcisrnor of ■ Both ‘Cfe cA on d W ,..F. Humphrey»' Gen ev a jo t t in g s flloomington. Illinois, were the gtiost* iom ili« have been afcRSvith grip, also J . T. McLuin, who was on the sick list of Mr. J . J . M cLain last week. These * M i*. W , C . Riley,"but we arc glad to see M iss M ary D annicl Appearing with th e M addockfl-Field gentlemen are land buyer* and Mr. Mc­ lost week bos fully recovered. them out again. P la y e rs at th e Im perial O ctob er 17th John Huddleston spent last Friday Lain has plenty of land to Mil. Mr*. L . A. Summerlin "returned to her —I ¡fila s ------ --• Jm "k .m HIM STORE YOUR GOODS WHILE YOU ARE AWAY — SI a . •ilL* j,- ; VÌBftiWfffrtTf ViYrtf . ... .. JL V , tì w Í i l l '5 * ■{% il I �& >**> \ * • ■ f»- * B *** . . e t ■ .T ä .- ••■ October 11, 19|2 * THF SANtORU MfRAlO ft i i MEAN WILSON TO SWEEP COUNTRY Democratic Gains in Vermont • and Maino impressive. y OTHER PARTIES’ PLIGHT Third T s r m e r * to ¡4P — i? gL 1 • That the roault of tho s ta te el fe ­ ll ona In Vormout and M a in e mean a tremendous D e m o cra tic victory In No­ vember, Is freoly a d m itte d by all ex oopt tho bltterost partisans. 1’ollti oal experts have done somo analysing, and somo claim to h a v e re a ch e d nove) conclusions. But t h e s e fa c ts sland f t ' f out: B? • On Monday, B c p te m b o r 0. 1912, tho R e p u b lica n and T h ird T e r m parties r .com bined olectod W illia m T . Haines g overnor o f Maine, o v e r F r e d e r ic k W. Flalstod, the pre sen t D e m o c ra tic Inclumbunt, by 2,023 p l u r a l i t y . In 1908, t .. a pre sid e n tia l year, a R e p u b lican was v elected govornor by 7.663 p lurality . In 1904, tho plurality wna 26.800. and In 1900 It was 34,132 In o t h e r word*. In 13 yoara the D e m o c r a ts have cut dawn th e R epublican plu rality in sta te elections by 21.109. In th is period tho D e m o c r a tio vote * has i n c r e a s e d from 39.000 to 68,000 w h ersas th e R e pub lican vote has de­ creased fro m 74,000 to 71,000. The D em ocra tic vote of th is y e a r exceeds that o f S e p te m b e r , 1908, by 1.000, but tho R e p u b lica n vote I* a b o u t 2,000 less than that party cast fo ur y e a r* ago The i p ll t In the R e p u b lic a n rank*, following th e election o f W illiam T Haines, I* pronounced. If th« divi­ sion In M ain» lb N ov em b e r I* as It was In the rucent V e rm o n t election, l lj-to n t b * of the R e p u b lica n vote will go for T a f t , threo-tentha for Roose volt, and one-tenth for th e Demo­ crat* It t* significant that tile U tter party has to date suffered uo losses, as ooinparod with the r o t e In previous years, fro m the T h ird T e r m move tnonl. On th e contrary it has gained The result In Main« may be e ip e c te d to be s om ething like this \\ llson 14,000. T a f t . 42.600. R o o s e v e lt. 21.300 T h * r e tu r n s from the r e c e n t Ver moot e le c tio n show. In round figure*, that the Jo in t Republican and third party r o te was eight per ce n t short of th« R epublican vote four y e ars ago while the D em ocratic vo te In that state shows n gain of tw e n t y live per oent. over that of 1908 It In of npe oial Internet to s p e c u la te w hat will happen next N ov em ber throughout the nation If the R e p u b li c a n and D em o cra tic vote for thu national tick ets hap p e n to be a ffe cte d as thu g u b e rn a to r ia l vote (h is month In Vurmonl has been a ffe c te d Th e New Y ork (evening Cost has dona eoms In te re s tin g figuring along this line and as n nut result It Is shown that, under th e con tln g e n cloa m ention­ ed, P r e s id e n t T a ft would c a r r y only two s ta te s In Novem ber, R h o d e Island and V erm on t, all the o t h e r s going for Oov W ilson T h e c o n c lu s i o n s reach *d by th e Post follow . " T o c o m p u te this re su lt wn should have to d ed u ct 8 per c e n t from the vole c a s t for T a ft four y e a r * ng<> and apportion th e rem aining vote in the ra tio of 62 to 39 b etw ee n I aft ai.d R oosevelt, and we should h a v e to add 36 per c e n t to llryan s vote In 1908, and give th e dem nltlon to ta l to Woodrow W ilso n . In o t h e r words, glvo T a f t 67 p e r ce n t, and R o o s e v e l t 36 pe r cent, o f T a f t 's r o ta fo u r y e ars ago, and g lvo W ilson 126 pe r c e n t . aof D ryan's vo te four y ears a g o ' T h s re s u lt In round n u m b e r s would bo as fo llow s. so far ns r e g a r d s T a ft and W ilson. i ' I 5»t I I rm £ m E-;- r ■ t j |)V - L li, t »W r p: •1 3 1* 1 . ' m 4 j £. P oll T h e ir Entire Strength From th e Rapidly T h inning R e p u b lic a n R anke. % T aft B U tss Alabam a . . . . ............. 14.0ÜU A r k a n s a s . . . ..............32.UÜU C a liforn ia . . . Colorado -----............ 66 000 C o n n e cticu t D claw aro F lo rid a ............ ............ 6.000 G e o r g i a ........................... 24.two Id aho .............................. 30,000 Illinois ............................360,000 W ilson 03,000 109,000 160,000 169.000 86.000 28.000 39,000 Indiana ......... »........... 190.000 Iowa .............................157,000 Kansas ............ 113,000 Kentucky ............. Louisiana 61,000 423.000 226.000 90.000 46.000 603.000 201.000 306.000 70.000 44.000 146.000 194.000 219.000 136.000 76.000 448.000 23.000 164.000 14.000 42.000 208.000 834,000 Maryland ...................... 66,o0O M a s s a c h u s e t t s ......... 162,000 Michigan ««»•••••*. 192,000 Minnesota .................. 112,000 Mississippi ............... 2,000 Missouri «»••• • , , , , , 199,000 Montana .................... 12,000 73.000 Nebraska ............. 6.ÙOÛ Nevada •••*•••••< 30.000 New H am pshire.. Now Jersey . . . , .161.00U New Tork . . . . . . . .497,000 1T1.000 North Carolina . . . C0.O00 . 41,000 . . . 22,000 North Dakota Qkki ,227,000 . / I2ii,00^ Oklahoma UJtftfl IM-OOtt .-la.., lie*mu’ * ... . '<w> i n s a w J« ____ Copyright lUn bciud'ncr it Mus HEN you get to this store we" want you to feel “at home;” to feel as if it were your store. Men1 who come from other parts of the country, who'dress well, and who like to have good quality, will find one homelike thing about it, anyway. W Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes are like an old friend; they’re “acquainted” all over the country; you’ll certainly feel natural where they are. This store is the headquarters for them and we try to have everything else we sell as [}ood as these clothes. Glad to huve you look around here; the new grays, blues, black and browns, and other liv e l y labries arc worth seeing. Whatever you’d Id we’ll try and satisfy you. Suits $15 and up. P A L M E R 117 FAST FIRST O r e g o n ......... .. .... • . . . 36.000 P e n n s y l v n y l s . . . . . .426,000 . . 36.000 Khnd«* Uland . 2,000 Houth Carolina S o u th Dakota . . . . 39.000 68,000 T ennos*«« 37.000 T«x«s 36.0«0 T ta h 2.1.1Hill Verm ont V ir g i n i a ......... . . 61.000 W a s h in g to n 79,1mW W e s t Virginia W i s c o n s i n ............ . 142.000 W y o m in g ............ . . . 12.000 S I R ElKT 48.000 661.000 31,000 78.000 60.000 170.000 271 000 63,000 1 4.000 103.000 73.000 139.000 208.000 18.000 T h e Hull Moose ran things with a big s t i c k ut W a s h in g to n for sev en nnd a h a lf y e a r s and didn't by act o r word s m ite t h e bosses he ribw rails a g a in st or p ro m o t e the c a u s e s ho now " e m ­ bod ies “ • lining " a practical m a n ," h» a s k s a third, e t o . te rm SANFORD. H T h e MmilliK Un-Held Plnyera ii will no iliiulit lx- pleasant news tn mm iv theatre goer* of thin city to learn th.it thin |H>pti)ur i-on>|uun of player* will rH i rn for a three night* engagem ent nt tin- ltnperi.il T h e a t r e Word reach»-* ut i hut they have l«*'n playing to en p-i* t . Iwm lie*- everywhere .uni tb at the eoinp.inv i- e v e n l*-ttei than It wan lust spring A few rilling)*« have Ixx-n & FLORIDA S E I G hT 117 suited to her pleasing |>ersonality. Miss l.ultue come* from the Ixnt Stock Com* ¡puny in the western state«, when* s}ie him b««-n |H-rtnnnenlly engaged for the past three years Must /ill of the old favonti-s are still I with the eoinpanv. including Norman R 1 n Id, Mary Daniel, Oscar Hi**«, Dixie Htirleigh, Frank I. Muddocksand Happy Jack Kefir,icy. I hm organixution ban gained the name of Society Entertainers during the past five months and stand in a class b^ them­ selves. Theii* reputation has linen made by giving the Amusement loving |>eople I W o n d e r If K m enw n was g arlng upon a M o o s e calf when, sev eral d ecad e s •go. b e wrote: "I ain th e owner of th e sphere. Of th e sev en »ta rs and the s o la r y e a r .“ 1 P r e s i d e n t T a ft c o n g r a tu l a te s the R e p u b li c a n s of M aine on what C h a i r man I Mile* d e s c rib e s as "a n old-fash- 1 loned v i c t o r y ” 'A n o t h e r s a c h and V e r m o n t and R hole Inland would go D e m o c r a t i c In N ov em ber. EAST FIRST STREKI received hy the patrons here, as they jre not strangers by any means and li good impression on the |x-op|e wie .ittend,*1 their excellent performance- i«t spring. They often a three night- • I I gagenemt ut the Im|eri»l Thu’ Oct. 17th, presenting an Entire ne­ uf plays und specialties. B ird for Record H. J. Patrick to W. H. Reynold* w,l. $12.60. J . M. Cheney and wife to Well* A Qtha, wd.. $100. M. K. Pugh to T . H. Fuller, wd $1«»W. I. Almah and wife (o J. W Miller. wd.. $|00tl R. M. Hansel and wife to J. W Miller, wd., $1. Phllli|M Peters to F. H. Davis, wd $5N. II. Garner to W. M. Haynes, wd., $1. ' S ' . J . K. Pace to J . I). I^ingley. wd 51 A. Roy Daniels, et al., to F A Peppee room, wd., $230. , Artgur Schults tp Thos. M. Ilenkrl. wd.. 91. Boat Service to Geneva I-cave Sanford on Wednesdays« jat 12 o'clock noon Arrive at Geneva 3 p. m. Leave Geneva on Thursday at 7 a. m. Arrive at Sanford at 10 a. ra. The card stacking at Armageddon Leave Sanford 2 p .m . Arrive at Gegoos m errily on. Eight Taft electors neva 6:30 p.m. v In Missouri announce that If elected I I.cave Geneva at 7 a-,tn. on Friday. they will vote for the Third Term can­ Arrive Sanford 10 a. m. didate. d o r a t iiy u r u d The above schedule will be run as ac­ -I Who Appears With The Msddocks-Fleld curately as possible until further notice. HAPPY JA('K KKARNKY Those who know and feel Tor Chat rPlayers si the Imperial Oct.17-18-19 The boat is equipped with every mod­ man H llles sajrhe »»ally Isn't \o blame That Ever Popular Little Comedian ern appliahcv. few' water on board and for the RepnbUcsii pfesldenllal uandl With The Maddoclux-Weld P lsyris nothing hut clean, wholesome entertain­ no objectioh tt> coffee being made *t date's announcement t-h a,'> < h tf'o r « * a( ,hr Imperial Theatre ment and the very tx-at -moupy could boat’s expense. 1 13-U ***m ,c * _________________' ,- 3.. .• Orlober 17-18-19 ‘mVj t—r A W eatern Third Termer regrets , . . , ... _ . l U I' *. *- “ , that Roosevelt will not have Urne .b<v made in the cast and Mist Dorothy Lafor* elecUoh day to say half be means I ^ ue>.a vcry charming UtUe actress will H all have plenty of Umi following I t » number of parts eaptdtlly A- otyain in the way of first d im produc­ tions. They expect to make the same The Welska Club enjoyed oB^of its territory many, many time« and therfbr» pleasant soda] meetings In their aUrsc- cannot afford to promit anything but tive rooms Tjpadoy afternoon, at which the best. No doubt they will b« Wi “ bridge waa the entertainment. L ii A iî ■ iw fit . . . • �■M 5TT ;•: $ TX’A-.-.fV»’ • -. " . »* Published ô o m i - W o c k l y — T u e s da y and F r i da y THE SANFORD HERALD I N S A N I X J R D — L it e is Numktr 1® W orth L iu in it BANTOBO, FLORIDA. TUESDAY OCTOBER ’ 8, 1812 Volum« V ■■ . - 1 LOWER EXPRESS RA TES NEW COMMERCIAL CLUB ROOSEVELT IS TARGET ON A LL FLORIDAFRUITS FOR ASSASSIN ’S BU LLET Held nn Important Meeting' l.asl Railroad Commission Takes Ex-President is Wounded at r Friday Nii'ltl I Hand inthe SGame Milwaukee bff Crank's Pistol FLORIDA N EW S AND VIEWS FROM EVERY SOURCE Dally Happenings in The Land of Flowers Culled and Tied Into a Nosegay of Brieflets NEW CO M M ITTEES NAMED OTHER ITEM S O F IN TEREST IN W ORLD’S EVENTS Matters of Great Importance lo the City Will He Taken Dp at . Once Telegraphic Communications Roiled Down For the Benefit of Busy Herald Reader» The Georgia Railroad Commissioner* FLORIDA IS T II K LKADKK have issued an order effective Octoi>or 25, with regard to the movement of In General Farming Statistim Florida fruits and vegetables by express, that Leads the South will be of considerable benefit to the It has often Ims-ii claimed that Flor­ *htp|>er» and receivers of those commod­ ida leads in the value of crops |M-r acre ities in this state. Under the rule now T h is hits not seemed ijuite clear to those in force, the rate on a shipment movin who have Ims-ii led to In-beve that our over two or more lines of rnilronds by soil is inferior to thai of other Iim hIi I k-s etpre»» is made by adding the local rat»-* but doobl oh I tils score sboiiltl Im- ills of the two or more line* and deducting (»•lied b\ the following cotn|iarisons ten |«*r cent. Under the new rule, the 'made from the ligures of last year s crops rate on a shipment .moving over two In the matter of Irish ixitaiiM-y^'lorlines and deducUng of road- will be the itla easily led with a production of (1.042 sum of the locals on each line, less twenty pounds fM-r acre against 5,(550 for the per cent, anil on a shipment over three state of Virginia. line of road or more, the rate will be the The tohucro crop sfiows Florida land sum of the locals of each line, less thirty firiHlm ing VT't pounds per acre and the per rent. nearest eompetitor is South Carolina o o o with a production of *6(1 pounds The postotlice force in St Petersburg I Taking up wheat Florida is sas-ond w i l l l i e increased by the addition o f r i g h t I priHlocing .*22 pounds to the acre as worker* in that branch of the in.u-rii j compared to Murvlund. which has 'ttitl nient service. T h is has I m s - i i made nec­ |poiuuLs to tier credit Hut taking the essary by the phenomenal increase in -t.itc- .is gvsigr.iploi .iiI\ s,oith,<ri »Lit*— tin business there. Maryland would be elimmatisl and con o o o sequentl) Florida would Im- the honor o o o st ale II. t hi- •••real I’he Nassau County lend er, published Not otd> in the mat ter of soil produ** at Callahan by Cricket Prewitt, is the tivilv i |-m-s Florida excel, but when t he latest candidate for public favor in the value |a-r acre is taken into consideration, journalistic field, it J* an eight-page, the state does not fall tM-hind Irish sit column weekly newspaper, and re potatia-s are shown to bo \alutsl in Flor fleets credit upon the young editor who Ida it $'•* iis per u r<- against I n 7» tor several years published the \S ulibfor i arolma. wfu-h is the tu-afesl News. compel 11or Inking tin- production of o o o the tubers as rutis! so mail) bushels to The initiative and referendum amend lilt- acre, Florida ligures show 100 7 merit to the Constitution will not Imbushels and is «»tilv topped h> Virginia Cops I upon At the election in N’ovi-tnl»-r and Dial old) by two bundnslltis of a if Governor Gilchrist run prevent it bushel per acre When the value per If the Governor surci-ed* in having t he acre is considered. V irgima is rul»-d at courts declare the amendment illegally old) $65.20. against the Slot tiH of Flor­ submitted it will In* against the opjmimiida Tins is the point that i« in Flor tmii of Attorney General Trammell and ida's favor, she produces ipiulil) Im-miiIc oilier leading attorneys. l>rolilic crops o o o t ’oiiip.irmg tie loti.ii co figures. Flor The common drinking cup and r -II- r l i l t - i a i lilt tie lead 1to \ .dll' per .1- re towel has Ims- ii abolished in lia i iC . 1Im lltg $ ' I *11 ,n.| |s follow isl 11\ ln -.r soIumiIs in Tampa i ,;ia will. |l tli t helitock) produced o o o IVK.IsJ.101 pound' If tohucro, or K4K \S ork is said to be progressing satis­ pounds to tin- acre, while Florida pro­ factorily on the establishment of the ducts! .1,505,KOI iMHintln, K79 pountls to summer assembly and rhuututnpia at the acre, value d at $257.20 anil there South Beach, near S t. Augustine The again we have ipialit) Kentucky is construction of the huildings will be pructii all) all under eulttvatiofi, and ‘ ••niinenced as soon as the trollev line i» the surface of Florida is merely srratclosl ••»tended down to the site as yet o o o Florida h.is but s.Ml'l acres dt-voted lo The formal opening of t fie new »• honl Tin t.ii.iiig -»I Iri'h potatiHs.. prislucmg tnnldiiig at Tarpon Sjirings tix.k j -1.*••• s ,t.,!••-. luisbel.s. Mississippi and South u fewT'days ago The structure ciwt ( arolma having pnirtirull) the same itfxiut sixteen tbousaml dollars and is acreage, yet Florida excelled them by a artistic in design and modern and com large margin in the matter of bushels ph-te in every detail. T h e enrollment per acre and also acre value. Georgia of pupils on the opening tiny was the bad over thns- thousand more acres than largest «that Tarpon Springs has ever Florida, yet did not exceed the total known. yield here except ^y a very few luishels, o o o and eomparitifiJl|*tli, Georgia's crop was The ruins of the old Centro Astu­ wotrli only $5T62 per acre, as compared riano building in T a m p a will be replaced to $'JK.tiH for Florida. in the next six montlis with u handsome Wheat, a* shown hy the figure*, was new club house, to post In-tWis-n $HO.OOO Florida's poorest showing, she having and $90,000. T h e new structure will lxhut ten acres devoted to this grain, hut 1H0x85 feet, three stories high, with that same ten acres demonstrated that basement, and roof garden in addition. but one other state, and that Maryland The walls will be of buff brick, terra cotta, was aide to exceed the value per acre. lime stone and marble. A marble stairMuryoand’s acre value was $16.74 while c»*e will lead from the first to the second Florida's was $1-1.20. And summing up floor. T h e second fioor will l>e furnished the matter we can feel assured that no in marble walnscoating. state will excel Florida when this state has been under general cultivation as Speakers Did Not Speak long as some of the older settled state* Hon. Frank Clark ami Hon. Herbert in the geographical south. Sturke T e l­ I'hiUips were scheduled to speak here last egraph. night but faifed to appear and the date *a* cancelled. Manager Crawford of Jacksonville ought to bill his attractions " N o eggs for three weeks" is the battle on a better schedule and if they can ’t cry of about 40,000 boycotter* in Cleve­ keep the dates fire them and put on the land nnd northern Ohio who entered upon a campaigning of abstention, In Orpheum circuit. the hoj>e of lowering the price. Satur­ Though a jury was selected within day strictly fresh egg* were quoted at !**■ than four days and considerable forty-three cents a dozen. Thirty cents progress has already been made In the a dozen is the limit the boycotter* have trial of Police lieutenant Charles Jtecker set. and they say they won't buy unless for the murder of Herman Rosenthal,.the the price scale* to thnt point. The indications are that the trial will not I m - Thity-cent Kgg Club, which for two finished for several weeks. Joh n F. Mc- years has wielded an effective boycott Intyr», chief counsellor for Beckrr, crons against sky prices, has 20,000 members r Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was shot The Commercial Club is getting down M O R E AIIOUT TRAI TIO N LINK and slightly wounded last night a* ho to business anti each meeting .secs a greater numlx-r of new member* ami Fogg Thlnks IlearhnnT* Finn Wili wa* leaving.the Ciilfiatrick hotel in Mil­ waukee for the auditorium to make a more enthusiasm munifc*t«>d. The Ituild thè Rumi *|M-ech. The wound wa* sujH.-rficial meeting last Friday night was one of the H ililor Siin fn ril l l r r n h l I m-s I y»-t and Pre*idtpl 1 <akc handled the The statement inude liy Mr II. and tin- Colonel went on to the hull and meeting with his rtistvniarv vigor and Beucham <d Orlando iti your issile of began Ins sjieech after he had seen his dispatch After tItA inJtit.ro* were read Ktb in*t . in regard t<> thè proposed iLssailiilit arrested and taken to the jKilice Henry F ( "ochems iM-intl ( tin and minor bu-im-s' dt*pv*»-d'of eb-«' tractinn railroad (rum Sanfnrd througb station Hull Ilf .1 I re.tsiifi-r Wa* taken Yip and Altamntite Sfirings Wmt.-r l ’ark and man and lield turn until the police came \ mob »urged around the prisoner, ufl--g a vef) spirilisl but diufl -'.ifiipaigii and mi tn tbe beadvvaters uf tle- K ksiiii Up trunk M diet bt-tiig Hi tlii- li-.ul. was ,|»* mi-e riviir. reati' all riglit and i( «eettis a* who apparently is mentally upset on the clan-d the winner without any mon- tlimigli Mr. J . J . Brophy’s love letter wa* subject of Roosevelt's running for an­ voting. In Mr. .Miller the club has a golng to bring result*. So mote it In-, other term a* President. The man, very efficient officer and Ins election Wlien sudi a live wire a* Mr Beucham. who i* of »mull Htatlire, admitted firing gave satisfaction to every member pres­ fnit* hi* shoulder to thè big whet-l thè the shot and said that "any man looking ent solali whi-el* afe Mire lo turo He cer­ for a third term ought to Im- shot." V enmmiinii'tition from M M Sunlit tami) bas diagnie.i-ìl t la- enti-rprise in In notes found in tin- man's piM-ket* ut alien! tin- club, the new lintel utul the a busim-H' Iike manner. and le-mg a (man­ the police station, were statements th a t husiiiesM .i '|ms t generiillv was read and enti et|«-rl .md al»«> la-mg a progressivi- the assailant had I ms-ii v i»iti*| in a dream bsteiHsI t-i witti earni-t i •t•-* •;. •»« 10 ,-vi-rv si-n»« "f ili- w-ir«l In» s«-tirine by tin »pint n( William McKinley, who mg ,ls it did a - l»*ar at -1 ■--i - ise -1»— si rip ' .itinot fall to prò-l i- i t lo l"t'g |ookei| hurt »aid indicating ( oloiicl Koortevelt, "T h is is my nuurderer. avenge my tion nl the city and >>ur re- -unirei-s .mil (or re*ult* death 1 o|one| RiHisevell's life was giiud advice iipun a numb«-- -if siibjis t» It i» a trite s.ivmg ttiat o|i|Mirtiintt\ 11 r«• I • . 1 1 • I ■ »a vis i liy a manuscript of the limking toward a gr- at-r - ,■»t.>r•i I in knl- k» ai everv man » .foor in a liti limi' sjM-is'h he delivnreti tonight. The bul­ letter concluded by tendering the trai l and it lui* surely knooked al Orlando s let »truck the manuscript which retarded of land owned by the Sanforil lintel t ‘o portai* witb a v igorou» tbump md i* n-*rt!i 'd ( iiiiitm-reial - 1-.. • tit 11.. mat ti.i» a w ,i 4. i -immÌ Mr Iti .nti.m itm i» r»* it t-*r* * as it g.i.vsisl ttirmigh the fienb. wli" "Iti-risl to erect a - iltalde tcli'l t fit •potiiling to tilt cali It uow ri in.im» to Hi» us.»,plant was prevented from firing same to I m- read) for tin »-.win of l *•l l |m* »i-eli wbel ber It toueh«*l t he ot ber a si* otid shot by Albert II Martin, one of l iilulii'l RiMtsevelt s two secretaries. \t tb** conclusion of I la rending of tie live a i r»— • Iti t tu- i"11 v lie.mi if ili I hi'heve letter a rising vole of thank» was given 11 -li*! and i tuli ito y wili r>-ipond io ilo- I tu» ( nlmiel hail just *lep|»sl into an In Mr Stnilli for In- generous olf-r "f -all for Ilo . in1 kttow a gooil Tli ili i; autiituolnb when the w iiii M Im- a**a*.»in III«- Hole] I o al'-l III» - 11■I anf-l» lor til. X 'il li I l a . a » 11 alni tal- Ila- t •I Va II 1agl- -»I i [ -1••••I tlirougb the crowd in the alri-el Martin, who was standing welfare of Mlliforii ol i! a» tla-v bave Ione li htnlilmg t he amt Unit in tbe car with the Colonel, leaped out J N Whittier, m spit»- of In» protests t ilv Beautiful and prn*perit\ will be to the until » shoulders and tMire him to was unanimoiinlv as second vice |>re» •limbi) assiired Tln-re »lioi||i| be no the ground Captain A tl Girard of lib-lit of I to- ■lull •b*lav m tinancmg ami »tartmg Ibi- ball Milwaukee, who wa* on the front H»-nt, ^ In ai know bslging tlianks Mr Whit mlhtig for it will gain »trenglti rapidi) her spoke about Ills work III li<-iiall of I lie and tli«- tirsi car cuti roll lietwi-en San.- jumped almost at tbe same tune and in n l ) recently to gel our t iingrt-t'inen and foni and (trliuido in nmetv ilav» froin an insiaiit the man wa* overpowertsl nnd Senators lo give .Sanford a soli station I lie beginillllg of tbe Work, and It will Ile ■lis.irmed A wifi! cry of "Lynch him" for a weather observatory and the club a dividflid paving investment ut once, went up. Colonel Itmisevelt sjioke to will take tip tlie matter at once and our and to make it mon- mter«-*tmg it will tin- crowd and to|i| them to »pure the iit> will ll) the signals from tin High !••' a botile indnstry, and l In- immense mail, who was then taken into the hotel and held there until In- wa* removed to SchiMil building if possible protit* accruing (rum il will ri-main in It »pit* uf tbe ei|Kegur'bng tin tourist 11•»t•I pro •■• i tin • l a s * 1 1 » i n f . n t t b e ' o i n ' i i s 111 r o 11 g 11 1be |«•»11* • »1 at ion i r. p i.-» -t | i. »ii •il'iill'l Ko*>*eVe|t i|next ion I ilk b**ading ' 1 • ik* . 1,1 • ta •■ ' n i I - i • | •• r a t e i ) M Irli iI l l S l s t ••«! I I .. .1 ' dg tu' uddreMi. lor tin- hotel propelt) wa» lake' »p m-l n, a - it tif in favor of thè enferpri»« r In <ui*aor tlie I will tnak ' ' I" •I" 111sciis.se»| and a I'onunitte»- *.«» app--i'ii '. ,1 i t •■ t >ie wi - i slimilif b** »ulti ot tn-r. In- said ed b> President Lake to investigate l|n ■u n i N II F itt it i project, consult the city engitii*-r, get t linmunir Nprings. Ufi. 11, 1*112. Guards and |>ri*onere fmiglit a desper­ bis maps and figure* and find the up ate battle Sunday at Bawling», Wyo., proximate co*t of the great work that The Maddorkn-Flrld IMaycrs Hundwill mean so much to our ettv in the \rrangemeitt» bave I hs-ii nud e witli inside I lie »tate |M-njtentisry Ha- aliove 'otnpanv of player* to pia) a dred» ••! petutititiarv prisoner* at tempted near future Several members were called upon lor Mine nigt t* engagement al thè Im I to i-srape Hid guard* fought <les|»er*lely *r• huIakIp Uh» r•• ur<l«»r < remarks and the »pint of progre*» .» i . |..-r■.>I tir^inriifiK I hurnilav O ri |7th Ni r «•t•• rampuh) at all tutu- e.ieli mdiv nlnai I , i rs ulti* •ah In* a^*»ur»*«l ••( .» tir**t vaall*« a .$-« m furr^ «*f 4 ifiz#»fi<t h»*a\ ily .$r $»t• | rv.»*l\ ‘Invi* Im i ì ih»* |»ri*M$nmember s»s-ming to I. •I that > n. w - • , . i.,.. •t#t t .iiiiiiirii' at |••t*uI«ir j •r i«•— 1 lias ilawnisl lor our bustling •it> an<l I t,,* «‘4ifiihj.li\ , it \aili Im* r«*mritilH*r«‘<l •th il (In* r«'itmiiiihK quarti vmti* unahli* lo huid fhrrn Shoiitn ami »Ilota ibis season will Im* i lu- Im-s I in tlu* lustor» havt* tin* <*11 \ 4111 f\ki» <»t h«r imvh tuli! «if t li»* ila-HiNTulf IiRlit within Un* nl Sanford i*ai h ( itti«* *u*orifi|C •» ^'iif lot AitL ih«* 'The queslion of advertising was ills people and playing to large crowd* wall*, and it wa* rumored that several cussed ut length, as the etiinmitt«*- on T h e cast remains the same, including 1 gunH* and convicts were killed. advertising wanted t»> know tin- ojiinum Norman It Field, Mary Daniel, Frank I ooo of the inemiH-r* on the manner of adver I. MiiddtM'ks and 1itippy Jack Kearney (ieo. W I'erkiu*. chairman of the exUsing and the amount that should ImTlte repertoire of plays Ini* been 1 i-^utive committee of the Progressive drtfie and at the conclusion of the discus changed entirely, a* well a* tbe special- juirty. illude public tonight a letter which sion the president rendered that the ad tie* and the management promises a be sent inmglit lo Charles I>. Hilbsi, vertising would Im- left entirely in the rare treat to the parton* in the way of cluurinuii of the Republican committee hands of the committee, and they would giMid clean amusement and high clttss m reply lo the letter Mr. Hides read to report at an early date to the linanri- production*. ' the Clapp committee while testifying last rominiltee, who are exjiecti-d to furnish Arming the plays they are presenting1Thursday. Mr. Perkins called atten­ the sinew* of war in this respect. A tili* time are, "A True Kentuckian,' tion to the fact that the charge* made in beautiful ii<M>klel. descriptive of San The Lawyer 1 »elective" and Montali Mr Hide* letter “ were made delilM-rately ford as a winter resort will be ihnid-i I at The prices will Im- 26, .15 and 5U cent* in writing and under o a th " but says tbe an early date and distributed largely sworn statement contains no pnKtf with lluuk ( i rc le M eets through the individual effort* of the which to supjMirt the charges. memlM-r* of the club ami will also be Mr*. A. P. Connelly wa* the charming ooo Rn»t«-v.s nl the Book Circle Thursday j distributed at Jacksonville. War in the Balkan* i» now only a mut­ The advertising committee have sev­ afternoon. The guest* were entertained ter of a few days. T h e rejiliea of the eral good ideas to give to the club and vit It a very cleverly arranged book con­ Balkan state* to the |vowera' note, vir­ the enthusiastic business inert of Sun- test. -»The largest number of correct an tually rejecting intervention, will be de­ ford do not purpose to tighten the puree -were wa* given by Mrs. F. L. Miller, livered at the various capitals tomorrow string* this winter, as they realize thnt a who won the unique prize of a box of ami at the same time not«-» practically in systematic ad vertising campaign will gel candy arranged a* an attractive book the s 1iu|m- of an ultitnutuni will be sent results and our new tourist hotel will lie with tite suggestive title, "A Great Tempto Turkey demanding autonomy for the ta t io j." Mr*. Miller very kindly s ha ret1 a big drawing card next season. Macedonian provinces. It seems to he the concensus of opin­ her candy with her comjtetitore. After ooo ion among the business men of Sanford the conclusion of the contest delicious that the city proper ho* been neglected sherbet and cake were served. The A11 regularly scheduled passenger in the past in the advertising campaigns m em lM -r* of the circle present were train* on the Georgia railroad were and that now that the tourist hotel is Mr*. J . W. Diekitut, Mrs. May Dirkins, ; opened today hy tfte old employe*. Anassured anti a country club, good roads Mr* D. L. Thrasher. Mr*. Samuel P i t - 1non tiennent tonight is ^hat night train* and other go<ni thing* for the tourist are li-ston, Mr* RolM-rt Newman. Mr* M II will move a*'though nothing hq4 hupalready accomplished facts or contem ­ Bowler, Mr* B. W. Herndon, Mr* I). A [MMied to stoji them, fend;-beginning im ­ plated for an uaxly dutc that the quea Caldwell, Mrs II. A. Ward. Mrs. N J mediately after midnight, twgnty-five tion of the agricultural jiureuit* should Perkins, Mr*. F. J . (Jonxules, Mr*. F. L. freight trains will Im* moved from d if ­ be displaced by a strenuous campaign Miller were special guests invited hy Mrs. ferent points along the roads, five of Connolly to enjoy the afternoon with the them leaving Augusta and five leaving ‘ »amine* each of the stale's witnesses and at least that many more sympa­ for the city pr®psr. ___ _______N fully.. thizer* who will join in abstaining. : iCoetiaaH Fi| t Et(hl) ■v circle. ’ Atlanta, one right behind another. iiüñ r, fz I .! I I'-. ■ r-i k- - ! ï i el i t il v I 'I - ji 1 1 E2 � 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, October 11, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/26103b758d95fc6e1fbef1fe57520b63.pdf 824e70a0bdc6610b2da4e5223ec9a0bf PDF Text Text & > **> \ * • ■ f» - * B *** . . e t ■ .T ä .- ••■ October 11, 19|2 * THF SANtORU MfRAlO ft i i MEAN WILSON TO SWEEP COUNTRY Democratic Gains in Vermont • and Maino impressive. y OTHER PLIGHT Third T srm e r* to Poll Their Entire Strength From the Rapidly ¡4P Thinning Republican Ranke. — i? gL 1 • ft ' f P A R T IE S’ B? • t T h at the roault of tho state el fe­ ll ona In Vormout and Maine mean a trem endous Democratic victory In No­ vember, Is freoly admitted by all ex oopt tho bltterost p artisa n s. 1’ollti oal ex p e rts have done som o analysing, and som o claim to have reached nove) conclusions. But th ese facts sland out: On Monday, Bcptembor 0. 1912, tho Republican and Third Te rm parties r .combined olectod William T. Haines governor of Maine, over Frederick W. Flalstod, the present Democratic Inclumbunt, by 2,023 plurality. In 1908, .. a presidential year, a Republican was v elected govornor by 7.663 plurality. In 1904, tho plurality wna 26.800. and In 1900 It was 34,132 In other word*. In 13 yoara the Democrats have cut Copyright lUn bciud'ncr it Mus dawn the Republican plurality in state elections by 21.109. In this period tho Democratio vote * has increased from 39.000 to 68,000 whersas the Republican vote has de­ creased from 74,000 to 71,000. The Democratic vote of this year exceeds that of September, 1908, by 1.000, but tho Republican vote I* about 2,000 less than that party cast four year* ago The ipllt In the Republican rank*, following the election of William T Haines, I* pronounced. If th« divi­ sion In Main» lb November I* as It was In the rucent Vermont election, llj-tontb* of the Republican vote will go for Taft, threo-tentha for Roose volt, and one-tenth for the Demo­ crat* It t* significant that tile Utter party has to date suffered uo losses, as ooinparod with the rote In previous years, from the Third T e rm move tnonl. On the contrary it has gained The result In Main« may be eipected to be something like this \\ llson 14,000. Taft. 42.600. Roosevelt. 21.300 Th* returns from the recent Ver moot election show. In round figure*, that the Joint Republican and third party rote was eight per cent short of th« Republican vote four years ago while the Democratic vote In that state shows n gain of twenty live per oent. over that of 1908 It In of npe oial Internet to speculate what will d happen next November throughout the nation If the Republican and Democratic vote for thu national tickets happen to be affected as thu gubernatorial vote (his month In Vurmonl has been affected The New York (evening Cost has dona 117 FA ST eoms Interesting figuring along this F IR S T S I R E lK T SA N FO RD . line and as n nut result It Is shown that, under the contlngencloa mention­ ed, President Taft would carry only The MmilliK Un-Held Plnyera H . . . 36.000 48.000 two states In November, Rhode Island Oregon ......... ...... • ii will no iliiulit lx- pleasant news tn . . .426,000 661.000 and Vermont, all the others going for Pennsylvnyls . . . . . 36.000 31,000 mm iv theatre goer* of thin city to learn Khnd«* Uland Oov Wilson The conclusions reach . 2,000 78.000 th.it thin |H>pti)ur i-on>|uun of player* will Houth Carolina *d by the Post follow . . . 39.000 60.000 rH i rn for a three night* engagem ent nt South Dakota . . "To compute this result wn should 68,000 170.000 tin- ltnperi.il T h e a t r e Word reach»-* Ten n o s*«« have to deduct 8 per cent from the 37.000 271 000 ut i hut they have l«*'n playing to en vole cast for Taft four y ear* ng<> and T«x«s 36.0«0 63,000 p-i* t . Iwm lie*- everywhere .uni tb at apportion the remaining vote in the T t a h 2.1.1Hill 14.000 the eoinp.inv i- e v e n l*-ttei than It wan ratio of 62 to 39 between I aft ai.d Vermont 103.000 lust Virginia ......... Roosevelt, and we should have to add spring A few rilling)*« have Ixx-n . . 61.000 73.000 36 per cen t to llryan s vote In 1908, Washington 79,1mW 139.000 and give the demnltlon total to West Virginia . 142.000 208.000 W isco n sin ........... Woodrow Wilson. In other words, glvo . . . 12.000 18.000 T a f t 67 per cent, and R oo sevelt 36 W yoming ........... per cent, of T aft's rota four years ago, and glvo Wilson 126 per cent.aof T h e Hull Moose ran things with a Dryan's vote four years ago big stick ut Washington for seven nnd 'T h s result In round num bers would a half years and didn't by act or word bo as follows. so far ns regards Taft smite th e bosses he ribw rails against and Wilson. or promote the causes ho now "em ­ bodies “ • lining " a practical man," h» Taft B U tss Wilson Alabama . . . . ............ 14.0ÜU 03,000 asks a third, eto . term I Arkansas . . . .............32.UÜU 109,000 California . . . 160,000 W onder If Kmenwn was garlng upon Colorado ----169.000 a Moose calf when, several decades ........... 66 000 Connecticut 86.000 •go. b e wrote: Dclawaro 28.000 "I ain the owner of the sphere. 39,000 Of the seven »tars and the solar y e a r .“ Florida ............ ........... 6.000 G e o r g i a ......................... 24.two 90.000 1 46.000 Idaho ............................. 30,000 Presid ent Taft congratulates the 603.000 Illinois .......................... 360,000 Indiana ......... »........... 190.000 423.000 Republicans of Maine on what C h a i r 226.000 man I Mile* describes as "an old-fash- 1 Iow a ............................... 157,000 and 201.000 loned v ic to r y ” 'A n oth er sach K ansas ............. 113,000 Vermont and Rhole Inland would go 306.000 Kentucky ........... .. 70.000 D em ocratic In November. Louisiana 61,000 W HEN you get to this store we" want you to feel “at home;” to feel as if it were your store. Men1 who come from other parts of the country, who'dress well, and who like to have good quality, will find one homelike thing about it, anyway. i ' I Hart Schaffner & Marx 5»t clothes are like an old friend; they’re “acquainted” all over the country; you’ll certainly feel natural where they are. This store is the headquarters for them and we try to have everything else we sell as [}ood as these clothes. Glad to huve you look around here; the new grays, blues, black and browns, and other lively labries arc worth seeing. Whatever you’d I we’ll try and satisfy you. Suits $15 and up. PALMER I I rm £ m E-;r ■t j |)V - L li, t »W p: •1 3 1* . 1 ' r m 44.000 4 j £. % 146.000 Maryland ........................ 66,o0O 194.000 M assachusetts ......... 162,000 M ichigan ««»•••••*. 192,000 219.000 M innesota ....................112,000 136.000 76.000 M ississippi ................ 2,000 448.000 M issouri «»••• • , , , , , 199,000 23.000 M ontana ..................... 12,000 73.000 164.000 N ebraska .............. 6.ÙOÛ 14.000 Nevada •••*•••••< 30.000 42.000 New H am p sh ire.. 208.000 Now Jersey . . . , .161.00U 834,000 New Tork . . . . . . . .497,000 . . . C0.O00 1T1.000 N orth C arolina . 41,000 . . . 22,000 N orth D akota Q kki ,227,000 . / I2ii,00^ Oklahoma UJtftfl IM-OOtt .-la.., lie*mu’* ... . '<w> i n s a w J« ___ & S E I G hT 117 F L O R ID A suited to her pleasing |>ersonality. Miss l.ultue come* from the Ixnt Stock Com* ¡puny in the western state«, when* s}ie him b««-n |H-rtnnnenlly engaged for the past three years Must /ill of the old favonti-s are still I with the eoinpanv. including Norman R 1 n Id, Mary Daniel, Oscar Hi**«, Dixie Htirleigh, Frank I. Muddocksand Happy Jack Kefir,icy. I hm organixution ban gained the name of Society Entertainers during the past five months and stand in a class b^ them­ selves. Theii* reputation has linen made by giving the Amusement loving |>eople EAST FIRST STREKI received hy the patrons here, as they jre not strangers by any means and li good impression on the |x-op|e wie .ittend,*1 their excellent performance- i«t spring. They often a three night- • I I gagenemt ut the Im|eri»l T h u ’ Oct. 17th, presenting an Entire ne­ uf plays und specialties. B ir d for Record H. J. Patrick to W. H. Reynold* w,l. $12.60. J . M. Cheney and wife to Well* A Qtha, wd.. $100. M. K. Pugh to T . H. Fuller, wd $1«»W. I. Almah and wife (o J . W Miller. wd.. $|00tl R. M. Hansel and wife to J . W Miller, wd., $1. Phllli|M Peters to F. H. Davis, wd $5N. II . Garner to W. M. Haynes, wd., $1. ' S ' . J . K. Pace to J . I). I^ingley. wd 51 A. Roy Daniels, et al., to F A Peppee room, wd., $230. , Artgur Schults tp Thos. M. Ilenkrl. wd.. 91. Boat Service to Geneva j 12 I-cave Sanford on Wednesdays« at o'clock noon Arrive at Geneva 3 p. m. Leave Geneva on Thursday at 7 a. m. Arrive at Sanford at 10 a. ra. T h e card stack in g at Armageddon Leave Sanford 2 p .m . Arrive at Gegoos m errily on. Eight T aft electo rs neva 6:30 p.m. v In M issouri announce that If elected I I .cave Geneva a t 7 a-,tn. on Friday. they w ill vote for the Third T erm ca n ­ Arrive Sanford 10 a. m. didate. d o r a t iiy u r u d The above schedule will be run as ac­ -I Who Appears With The Msddocks-Fleld curately as possible until further notice. HAPPY JA ('K KKARNKY Those who know and feel Tor Chat rPlayers si the Imperial O ct.17-18-19 The boat is equipped with every mod­ man H llles sajrhe »»ally Isn't \o blame That Ever Popular Little Comedian ern appliahcv. few' water on board and for the RepnbUcsii pfesldenllal uandl With The Maddoclux-Weld P lsyris nothing hut clean, wholesome entertain­ no objectioh tt> coffee being made *t date's announcement t-h a,'> < h tf'o r « * a( ,hr Imperial Theatre ment and the very tx-at -moupy could boat’s expense. 1 13-U ***m , c * _________________' ,-3.. .• Orlober 17-18-19 ‘ mVj t—r A W eatern Third T erm er re g relU ts 'I **. “ , . . , ... _ . , that R o o sev elt will not have Urne .b<v made in the cast and M ist Dorothy Lafo r* elecU oh day to say h alf b e m eans I ^ ue>.a vcry charming UtUe actress will H a ll h a v e plenty o f U m i follow ing I t » number of parts e a p td tlly A- otyain in the way of first d i m produc­ tions. They expect to make the same The Welska Club enjoyed o B ^ o f its territory many, many time« and therfbr» pleasant soda] meetings In their aUrsc- cannot afford to promit anything but tive rooms Tjpadoy afternoon, at which the best. No doubt they will b« Wi “ bridge waa the entertainment. L ii A iî ■ iw fit . . . • �■M 5 T T ;•: $ »* TX’A-.-.fV»’ • -. " . P u blish ed ô o m i-W o c k ly —T u e sd a y and F rid a y THE SAN FO RD I N S A N I X J R D — L i t e is Numktr 1® W orth H ERALD L iu in it BANTOBO, FLORIDA. T U E SD A Y O C TO BER ’8, 1812 Volum« V ■■ . -1 LOWER E X P R E S S RA TES NEW COMMERCIAL CLUB RO O SEVELT IS TARG ET ON A L L FLORIDA FR U ITS FOR A SSA SSIN ’S B U L L E T H eld nn Im p o rta n t M ee tin g ' l.a s l Railroad Commission Takes Ex-President is Wounded at r Friday Nii'ltl I Hand inthe SGame Milwaukee bff Crank's Pistol FLORIDA NEWS AND VIEWS FROM EVERY SOURCE Dally Happenings in The Land of Flowers Culled and Tied Into a Nosegay of Brieflets N EW C O M M IT T E E S N AM ED OTHER ITEM S OF INTEREST IN WORLD’S EVENTS Matters of Great Importance lo the City Will He Taken Dp at Once The Georgia Railroad Commissioner* FLORIDA IS T II K LKADKK have issued an order effective Octoi>or 25, with regard to the movement of In General Farming Statistim Florida fruits and vegetables by express, that Leads the South will be of considerable benefit to the It has often Ims-ii claimed that Flor­ *htp|>er» and receivers of those commod­ ida leads in the value of crops |M-r acre ities in this state. Under the rule now T h is hits not seemed ijuite clear to those in force, the rate on a shipment movin who have Ims-ii led to In-beve that our over two or more lines of rnilronds by soil is inferior to thai of other Iim hIi I k-s etpre»» is made by adding the local rat»-* but doobl oh I tils score sboiiltl Im- ills of the two or more line* and deducting (»•lied b\ the following cotn|iarisons ten |«*r cent. Under the new rule, the 'made from the ligures of last year s crops rate on a shipment .moving over two In the matter of Irish ixitaiiM-y^'lorlines and deducUng of road- will be the itla easily led with a production of (1.042 sum of the locals on each line, less twenty pounds fM-r acre against 5,(550 for the per cent, anil on a shipment over three state of Virginia. line of road or more, the rate will be the The tohucro crop sfiows Florida land sum of the locals of each line, less thirty firiHlm ing VT't pounds per acre and the per rent. nearest eompetitor is South Carolina o o o with a production of *6(1 pounds The postotlice force in St Petersburg I Taking up wheat Florida is sas-ond w il l li e increased by the addition o f r i g h t I priHlocing .*22 pounds to the acre as worker* in that branch of the in.u-rii j compared to Murvlund. which has 'ttitl nient service. T h is has I m s -ii made nec­ |poiuuLs to tier credit Hut taking the essary by the phenomenal increase in -t.itc- .is gvsigr.iploi .iiI\ s,oith,<ri »Lit*— tin business there. Maryland would be elimmatisl and con o o o sequentl) Florida would Im- the honor o o o st ale II. t hi- •••real I’he Nassau County lend er, published Not otd> in the mat ter of soil produ** at Callahan by Cricket Prewitt, is the tivilv i |-m-s Florida excel, but when t he latest candidate for public favor in the value |a-r acre is taken into consideration, journalistic field, it J* an eight-page, the state does not fall tM-hind Irish sit column weekly newspaper, and re potatia-s are shown to bo \alutsl in Flor fleets credit upon the young editor who Ida it $'•* iis per u r<- against I n 7» tor several years published the \S ulibfor i arolma. wfu-h is the tu-afesl News. compel11or Inking tin- production of o o o the tubers as rutis! so mail) bushels to The initiative and referendum amend lilt- acre, Florida ligures show 100 7 merit to the Constitution will not Imbushels and is «»tilv topped h> Virginia Cops I upon At the election in N’ovi-tnl»-r and Dial old) by two bundnslltis of a if Governor Gilchrist run prevent it bushel per acre When the value per If the Governor surci-ed* in having t he acre is considered. V irgima is rul»-d at courts declare the amendment illegally old) $65.20. against the Slot tiH of Flor­ submitted it will In* against the opjmimiida Tins is the point that i« in Flor tmii of Attorney General Trammell and ida's favor, she produces ipiulil) Im-miiIc oilier leading attorneys. l>rolilic crops o o o t ’o ii i p .i rm g t i e loti.ii c o fig ures. F lo r The common drinking cup and r -II- r l i l t - i a i l i l t tie lead 1 to \ .dll' per .1- re towel has Ims-ii abolished in lia i iC . 1 Im lltg $ ' I *11 ,n.| |s follow isl 11\ l n - . r soIumiIs in Tampa i ,;ia will. |l tli t helitock) produced o o o IVK.IsJ.101 pound' If tohucro, or K4K \S ork is said to be progressing satis­ pounds to tin- acre, while Florida pro­ factorily on the establishment of the ducts! .1,505,KOI iMHintln, K79 pountls to summer assembly and rhuututnpia at the acre, value d at $257.20 anil there South Beach, near S t. Augustine The again we have ipialit) Kentucky is construction of the huildings will be pructii all) all under eulttvatiofi, and ‘ ••niinenced as soon as the trollev line i» the surface of Florida is merely srratclosl ••»tended down to the site as yet o o o Florida h.is but s.Ml'l acres dt-voted lo The formal opening of t fie new »• honl Tin t.ii.iiig -»I Iri'h potatiHs.. prislucmg tnnldiiig at Tarpon Sjirings tix.k j -1.*••• s ,t.,!••-. luisbel.s. Mississippi and South u fewT'days ago The structure ciwt ( arolma having pnirtirull) the same itfxiut sixteen tbousaml dollars and is acreage, yet Florida excelled them by a artistic in design and modern and com large margin in the matter of bushels ph-te in every detail. T h e enrollment per acre and also acre value. Georgia of pupils on the opening tiny was the bad over thns- thousand more acres than largest «that Tarpon Springs has ever Florida, yet did not exceed the total known. yield here except ^y a very few luishels, o o o and eomparitifiJl|*tli, Georgia's crop was The ruins of the old Centro Astu­ wotrli only $5T62 per acre, as compared riano building in T a m p a will be replaced to $'JK.tiH for Florida. in the next six montlis with u handsome Wheat, a* shown hy the figure*, was new club house, to post In-tWis-n $HO.OOO Florida's poorest showing, she having and $90,000. T h e new structure will lxhut ten acres devoted to this grain, hut 1H0x85 feet, three stories high, with that same ten acres demonstrated that basement, and roof garden in addition. but one other state, and that Maryland The walls will be of buff brick, terra cotta, was aide to exceed the value per acre. lime stone and marble. A marble stairMuryoand’s acre value was $16.74 while c»*e will lead from the first to the second Florida's was $1-1.20. And summing up floor. T h e second fioor will l>e furnished the matter we can feel assured that no in marble walnscoating. state will excel Florida when this state has been under general cultivation as Speakers Did Not Speak long as some of the older settled state* Hon. Frank Clark ami Hon. Herbert in the geographical south. Sturke T e l­ I'hiUips were scheduled to speak here last egraph. night but faifed to appear and the date *a * cancelled. Manager Crawford of Jacksonville ought to bill his attractions " N o eggs for three weeks" is the battle on a better schedule and if they can ’t cry of about 40,000 boycotter* in Cleve­ keep the dates fire them and put on the land nnd northern Ohio who entered upon a campaigning of abstention, In Orpheum circuit. the hoj>e of lowering the price. Satur­ Though a jury was selected within day strictly fresh egg* were quoted at !**■ than four days and considerable forty-three cents a dozen. Thirty cents progress has already been made In the a dozen is the limit the boycotter* have trial of Police lieu ten an t Charles Jtecker set. and they say they won't buy unless for the murder of Herman Rosenthal,.the the price scale* to thnt point. The indications are that the trial will not I m - Thity-cent Kgg Club, which for two finished for several weeks. Joh n F. Mc- years has wielded an effective boycott Intyr», chief counsellor for Beckrr, crons against sky prices, has 20,000 members : . Telegraphic Communications Roiled Down For the Benefit of Busy Herald Reader» r Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was shot The Commercial Club is getting down M O R E AIIOUT TRAI TIO N LINK and slightly wounded last night a* ho to business anti each meeting .secs a greater numlx-r of new member* ami Fogg Thlnks IlearhnnT* Finn Wili wa* leaving.the Ciilfiatrick hotel in Mil­ waukee for the auditorium to make a more enthusiasm munifc*t«>d. The Ituild thè Rumi *|M-ech. The wound wa* sujH.-rficial meeting last Friday night was one of the Hililor Siinfnril llrrnhl I m-s I y»-t and Pre*idtpl 1 <akc handled the The statement inude liy Mr II. and tin- Colonel went on to the hull and meeting with his rtistvniarv vigor and Beucham <d Orlando iti your issile of began Ins sjieech after he had seen his dispatch After tItA inJtit.ro* were read Ktb in*t . in regard t<> thè proposed iLssailiilit arrested and taken to the jKilice Henry F ( "ochems iM-intl ( tin and minor bu-im-s' dt*pv*»-d'of eb-«' tractinn railroad (rum Sanfnrd througb station Hull Ilf .1 I re.tsiifi-r Wa* taken Yip and Altamntite Sfirings Wmt.-r l ’ark and man and lield turn until the police came \ mob »urged around the prisoner, ufl--g a vef) spirilisl but diufl -'.ifiipaigii and mi tn tbe beadvvaters uf tle- K ksiiii Up trunk M diet bt-tiig Hi tlii- li-.ul. was ,|»* mi-e riviir. reati' all riglit and i( «eettis a* who apparently is mentally upset on the clan-d the winner without any mon- tlimigli Mr. J . J . Brophy’s love letter wa* subject of Roosevelt's running for an­ voting. In Mr. .Miller the club has a golng to bring result*. So mote it In-, other term a* President. The man, very efficient officer and Ins election Wlien sudi a live wire a* Mr Beucham. who i* of »mull Htatlire, admitted firing gave satisfaction to every member pres­ fnit* hi* shoulder to thè big whet-l thè the shot and said that "any man looking ent solali whi-el* afe Mire lo turo He cer­ for a third term ought to Im- shot." V enmmiinii'tition from M M Sunlit tami) bas diagnie.i-ìl t la- enti-rprise in In notes found in tin- man's piM-ket* ut alien! tin- club, the new lintel utul the a busim-H' Iike manner. and le-mg a (man­ the police station, were statements th a t husiiiesM .i '|ms t generiillv was read and enti et|«-rl .md al»«> la-mg a progressivi- the assailant had I ms-ii vi»iti*| in a dream bsteiHsI t-i witti earni-t i •t •-* •;. •»« 10 ,-vi-rv si-n»« "f ili- w-ir«l In» s«-tirine by tin »pint n( William McKinley, who mg ,ls it did a - l»*ar at -1 ■--i - ise -1»— si rip ' .itinot fall to prò-l i- i t lo l"t'g |ookei| hurt »aid indicating ( oloiicl Koortevelt, "T h is is my nuurderer. avenge my tion nl the city and >>ur re- -unirei-s .mil (or re*ult* death 1 o|one| RiHisevell's life was giiud advice iipun a numb«-- -if siibjis t» It i» a t r i t e s . i v m g ttiat o|i|Mirtiintt\ 11 r«• I • . 1 1 • I ■ »a vis i liy a manuscript of the limking toward a gr- at-r - ,■»t.>r•i I in knl- k» ai e v e r v m a n » . f oor in a liti l i mi ' sjM-is'h he delivnreti tonight. The bul­ letter concluded by tendering the trai l and it lui* surely knooked al Orlando s let »truck the manuscript which retarded of land owned by the Sanforil lintel t ‘o por tai* wi tb a v igorou» t b u m p m d i* n-*rt!i 'd ( iiiiitm-reial -1 -.. • tit 1 1 .. mat ti.i» a w ,i 4. i -immÌ M r Iti . n t i . m i t m i» r»* it t-*r* * as it g.i.vsisl ttirmigh the fienb. wli" "Iti-risl to erect a - iltalde tcli'l t fit •potiiling to tilt cali It uow ri in.im» to Hi» us.»,plant was prevented from firing same to I m- read) for tin »-.win of l *•l l |m* »i-eli wbel ber It toueh«*l t he ot ber a si* otid shot by Albert II Martin, one of l iilulii'l RiMtsevelt s two secretaries. \t tb** conclusion of I la rending of tie live a i r»— • Iti t tu- i"11 v lie.mi if ili I hi'heve letter a rising vole of thank» was given 11 -li*! and i tuli ito y wili r>-ipond io ilo- I tu» ( nlmiel hail just *lep|»sl into an In Mr Stnilli for In- generous olf-r "f -all for Ilo . in1 kttow a gooil Tli ili i; autiituolnb when the wiiii M Im- a**a*.»in III«- Hole] I o al'-l III» - 11■I anf-l» lor til. X 'il li I l a . a » 11 alni tal- Ila- t •I Va II 1agl- -»I i [ -1 ••••I tlirougb the crowd in the alri-el Martin, who was standing welfare of Mlliforii ol i! a» tla-v bave Ione li htnlilmg t he amt Unit in tbe car with the Colonel, leaped out J N Whittier, m spit»- of In» protests t ilv Beautiful and prn*perit\ will be to the until » shoulders and tMire him to was unanimoiinlv as second vice |>re» •limbi) assiired Tln-re »lioi||i| be no the ground Captain A tl Girard of lib-lit of I to- ■lull •b*lav m tinancmg ami »tartmg Ibi- ball Milwaukee, who wa* on the front H»-nt, ^ In ai know bslging tlianks Mr Whit mlhtig for it will gain »trenglti rapidi) her spoke about Ills work III li<-iiall of I lie and tli«- tirsi car cuti roll lietwi-en San.- jumped almost at tbe same tune and in n l ) recently to gel our t iingrt-t'inen and foni and (trliuido in nmetv ilav» froin an insiaiit the man wa* overpowertsl nnd Senators lo give .Sanford a soli station I lie beginillllg of tbe Work, and It will Ile ■lis.irmed A wifi! cry of "Lynch him" for a weather observatory and the club a dividflid paving investment ut once, went up. Colonel Itmisevelt sjioke to will take tip tlie matter at once and our and to make it mon- mter«-*tmg it will tin- crowd and to|i| them to »pure the iit> will ll) the signals from tin High !••' a botile indnstry, and l In- immense mail, who was then taken into the hotel and held there until In- wa* removed to SchiMil building if possible protit* accruing (rum il will ri-main in It »pit* uf tbe ei|Kegur'bng tin tourist 11•»t•I pro •■• i tin •l a s * 1 1» in f . n t t b e ' o i n ' i i s 111r o 11 g 11 1be |«•»11* • »1 at ion i r. p i.-» -t | i. »ii •il'iill'l Ko*>*eVe|t i|next ion I ilk b**ading ' 1 • ik* . 1,1 • ta •■' ni I- i •|•• ra te i) M Irli iIllSlst ••«! II.. .1' d- g tu' uddreMi. lor tin- hotel propelt) wa» lake' »p m-l n, a - it tif in favor of thè enferpri»« r In <ui*aor tlie I will tnak ' ' I" •I" 111sciis.se»| and a I'onunitte»- *.«» app--i'ii '. ,1 i t •■ t >ie wi - i slimilif b** »ulti ot tn-r. In- said ed b> President Lake to investigate l|n ■u n i N II F itt it i project, consult the city engitii*-r, get t linmunir Nprings. Ufi. 11, 1*112. Guards and |>ri*onere fmiglit a desper­ bis maps and figure* and find the up ate battle Sunday at Bawling», Wyo., proximate co*t of the great work that The Maddorkn-Flrld IMaycrs Hundwill mean so much to our ettv in the \rrangemeitt» bave I hs-ii nud e witli inside I lie »tate |M-njtentisry Ha- aliove 'otnpanv of player* to pia) a dred» ••! petutititiarv prisoner* at tempted near future Several members were called upon lor Mine nigt t* engagement al thè Im I to i-srape Hid guard* fought <les|»er*lely *r•• < h u I a k I p U h» r•• ur<l«»r remarks and the »pint of progre*» .» i . |..-r■.>I tir^inriifiK I hurnilav Ori |7th Ni r «• t• • rampuh) at all tutu- e.ieli mdiv nlnai I , i rs ulti* •ah In* a^*»ur»*«l ••( .» tir**t va all*« a .$-« m fu r r ^ «*f 4 ifiz#»fi<t h»*a\ ily .$r $»t• | rv.»*l\ ‘ In v i* I m i ì ih»* |»ri*M$nmember s»s-ming to I. •I that > n. w - • , . i.,.. •t#t t .iiiiiiirii' at |••t*uI«ir j •r i«•— 1 lias ilawnisl lor our bustling •it> an<l I t,,* «‘4ifiihj.li\ , it \aili Im* r«*mritilH*r«‘<l •th il (In* r« 'itm iiiih K q u a rti v m ti* u n a h li* lo S h o iitn a m i »Ilota ibis season will Im* i lu- Im-s I in tlu* lustor» havt* tin* <*11\ 4111 f\ki» <»t h«r imvh h u id fh rrn tu li! «if t li»* ila-H iN Tulf IiR lit w ith in Un* nl Sanford i*ai h ( itti«* *u*orifi|C •» ^'iif lot AitL ih«* 'The queslion of advertising was ills people and playing to large crowd* wall*, and it wa* rumored that several cussed ut length, as the etiinmitt«*- on T h e cast remains the same, including 1 gunH* and convicts were killed. advertising wanted t»> know tin- ojiinum Norman It Field, Mary Daniel, Frank I ooo of the inemiH-r* on the manner of adver I. MiiddtM'ks and 1itippy Jack Kearney (ieo. W I'erkiu*. chairman of the exUsing and the amount that should ImTlte repertoire of plays Ini* been 1 i-^utive committee of the Progressive drtfie and at the conclusion of the discus changed entirely, a* well a* tbe special- juirty. illude public tonight a letter which sion the president rendered that the ad tie* and the management promises a be sent inmglit lo Charles I>. Hilbsi, vertising would Im- left entirely in the rare treat to the parton* in the way of cluurinuii of the Republican committee hands of the committee, and they would giMid clean amusement and high clttss m reply lo the letter Mr. Hides read to report at an early date to the linanri- production*. ' the Clapp committee while testifying last rominiltee, who are exjiecti-d to furnish Arming the plays they are presenting1Thursday. Mr. Perkins called atten­ the sinew* of war in this respect. A tili* time are, "A True Kentuckian,' tion to the fact that the charge* made in beautiful ii<M>klel. descriptive of San The Lawyer 1 »elective" and Montali Mr Hide* letter “ were made delilM-rately ford as a winter resort will be ihnid-i I at The prices will Im- 26, .15 and 5U cent* in writing and under o a th " but says tbe an early date and distributed largely sworn statement contains no pnKtf with lluuk ( ircle M eets through the individual effort* of the which to supjMirt the charges. memlM-r* of the club ami will also be Mr*. A. P. Connelly wa* the charming ooo Rn»t«-v.s nl the Book Circle Thursday j distributed at Jacksonville. War in the Balkan* i» now only a mut­ The advertising committee have sev­ afternoon. The guest* were entertained ter of a few days. T h e rejiliea of the eral good ideas to give to the club and vit It a very cleverly arranged book con­ Balkan state* to the |vowera' note, vir­ the enthusiastic business inert of Sun- test. -»The largest number of correct an tually rejecting intervention, will be de­ ford do not purpose to tighten the puree -were wa* given by Mrs. F. L. Miller, livered at the various capitals tomorrow string* this winter, as they realize thnt a who won the unique prize of a box of ami at the same time not«-» practically in systematic ad vertising campaign will gel candy arranged a* an attractive book the s 1iu|m- of an ultitnutuni will be sent results and our new tourist hotel will lie with tite suggestive title, "A Great Tempto Turkey demanding autonomy for the ta t io j." Mr*. Miller very kindly s ha ret1 a big drawing card next season. Macedonian provinces. It seems to he the concensus of opin­ her candy with her comjtetitore. After ooo ion among the business men of Sanford the conclusion of the contest delicious that the city proper ho* been neglected sherbet and cake were served. The A11 regularly scheduled passenger in the past in the advertising campaigns memlM-r* of the circle present were train* on the Georgia railroad were and that now that the tourist hotel is Mr*. J . W. Diekitut, Mrs. May Dirkins, ; opened today hy tfte old employe*. Anassured anti a country club, good roads Mr* D. L. Thrasher. Mr*. Samuel P i t - 1non tiennent tonight is ^hat night train* and other go<ni thing* for the tourist are li-ston, Mr* RolM-rt Newman. Mr* M II will move a*'though nothing hq4 hupalready accomplished facts or contem ­ Bowler, Mr* B. W. Herndon, Mr* I). A [MMied to stoji them, fend;-beginning im ­ plated for an uaxly dutc that the quea Caldwell, Mrs II. A. Ward. Mrs. N J mediately after midnight, twgnty-five tion of the agricultural jiureuit* should Perkins, Mr*. F. J . (Jonxules, Mr*. F. L. freight trains will Im* moved from d if ­ be displaced by a strenuous campaign Miller were special guests invited hy Mrs. ferent points along the roads, five of Connolly to enjoy the afternoon with the them leaving Augusta and five leaving ‘ »amine* each of the stale's witnesses and at least that many more sympa­ for the city pr®psr. ____________ N circle. ’ Atlanta, one right behind another. iCoetiaaH Fi|t Et(hl) ■v thizer* who will join in abstaining. fully.. iiü ñ r, fz I .! I I'-. ■ r-i k- - ! ï i el i til v I 'I - j i 1 1 E2 �Ottobcy 15, Hr i ; m . W”' ■ K - • I * mid intclligetii invmtuw'iil mid CURBSTONE GLEANINGS ofnothun.-st of mere amount of it. The electric ruilwnv iiidu*tr) «v 'how n A Budget of Opinion " J u s t Be by tho association ilevotol to tlmt busttween You and Me” n«w, Is but twenty-six years old Many of the men who were lin t m the field are ^ r still active and ut the head of sj>«’iul EVEN THE GATE POST N 0 Ï IN II brunch«» of the biisin»*a*. They find an exhibit in Chicago recently in which the uim« of electricity ns a motive power for Chief Ik A nioni Ve taking Noie* other pur|MMf« were shown and much and Faith, tie'll Prenl ' l m " knowledge nbout the business was a t­ So Say s Suunterer. tained. ,1 To the intelligent oljservsr in Europe It upjx-an» that with reference to troland to many persons here who are not I |,.y l()ert. nri. m„n . t|,an 42.000 actively IntcrwUsl in our politicaj »»*«- 1 of tmrka with a q uart«T of n million atlon, It may seem as though the relative L mp|oyw „ capitalization of five billion claims of the Democratic organization an,j Kr,M annual earnings to ten per are tho only ones which are lieing pre- I thnl amount. The carnage of sented to the voters of tho country. or I t,.„ j,i|]|on p.vvu-ngers in a year i* already a b o u t which they are concern«!. [noted, with a rapid increase over that And y et, one voter out of every eight- nu,n |M,r> een—If he follows precedent and the law of the average will Cast his vote nest i , Several of my friends who own autoNovember for a pYeaidentlal candidate moW|,„ thl„ k u mt l(lt. |uwa uri. frain«l not on any one of those tickets. Eight up ag||inal t|u.m anj t |,ut u ,e ,Kde3 lrian hundred thousand persons "threw their prfsumrsl too much upon his rights as vorea away” in 1»08, by voting for one u|| Am,,rlran ritin-n. My friend. M. M. or another of five candidal«» who had Smith thinks that all vehicles should not the slightest chance of l>eing elected. Parry |i|chLn even lhp |,a |,y carriage*. This represents a larger numlier of Now I herewith submit some rules that voters than appear«! at the polls that wi|| no (lou()l mw,t wj,|, ,|ie approbay w in the seven southern stati-s of of lhp .,utl,IIU)|,j|iatj, ull(| others North Carolina. South Carolina, <i«>rgiu, ()rt),,r lo r„|llri. lh,. num|M.r „f f„. Florida. Alabama. Mississippi and Lou-1 taliti*-» due to auto *|M-«liiig. the hoard Uiana. Surely the c r « d * of these men of aj j prilll,n may t„. a, k(a) to m.trirt day are worthy b f careful consideration. ,M-destrians to the u*e of thr«- *tr.*-t* Not in twenty years, however, has I nj v there been so small u number of minor political organization* which have seen lit to enter the contint for the presitleiiey Besides the candidncu1» of Mr. Taft, Governor Wilson and Colonel Kooaevelt. there are those of Mr. Deli*, the social­ ist, Mr. Chafin, the prohibitionist, and Mr. Reimer, representing the socialist labor group. The people's parly the only minor party within the last fifty year* which ever carri«i a *tat»- for it* presidential nominee is without a ii.iliuii.il ticket for the lin t time since INWJ. In Unit year General Weaver poll«! more than u mil lion votes and rarro-d live wi-Ocrn state* The populist strength has gradually ill minished. however, and four year* ago there were lea* than Ul,(MMi n i l ' - in tin party rank*. Mr. Ileurst’s iiulepeii'h iit part), whn li had made it* apimurunre in lull one nn tional campaign that of l'io* In« ih cid«l to remain out n! the running tin year tie W ILLINGLY RISKED HIS LIFE A reviMsI hand lunik of city street law* by the authorities lui* been *ug gesUsi und I give a suiiuuury of some interesting rule* thut might result in pub­ lic lienefit. No imtsoii shall cross any public high way unless lie lie equiijied with pneu inaile Jaegers Duly countuhlist siiall have (lie right to inflate the garment* of fi»K passenger*, at designai«! station*, and shall not tilirge more Itiari liflv '••lit* for each in it itt nni Ever) |*-de*trian shall furry a siren of thris- auto power attaelied to a In-ll and tialt l*|t#w the *aiii«a witi n pnltun; nit from home und in erosnmg any *lr«-t Two long lilastn shall he the putting ««Ut «ignal two ait«l llif'ii I h r « hla*l- ( ritHsmg. At night a re«l light sliull Ite thsplavetl »' tin- M t lup |mn k.-l ami a fi»r».ir«1 11*1*1 ¡ at the up|MT rig Ii,t hauti |H»chet \tt («itti p.«**t ngt-r sitali rn.on aiutili hetwis-n *nn •I ami .*nn1 1 *• nule*.* prtifM-rlv III up In Ifggv weallaT |te«iph* sluill use a i There a r e g.>«x| C i t i z e n * who have been Midget l.lglillnlUse at tar bed to the hai somewhat alarmed over the ipie*lion of Ever) fluid at phi) on the * t r « t whether or not the cmmtrv li.i* got» s h a l l h e l i t l i s i t i n ! w i t h a s h o c k f i l m i l i rruzy on g.*><l road* ciii«iruciioii Some i l o r a n d a wi r c l t - * - . . m i n d< I t s t o r pruftsvuioiul paper* have li«ui r.ii*mg In order to prevent eonfusioii of road the cry for u long lime that various signals, l lie lighting of street lamps will states were *|>endmg motley faster than lie suspend«! during the o|m*ii season uf they had any right to and were falling autos. No place of business shall ill* into very r»vkl«« waste on that *qbj»*-t play mi) light* lielow the tifili *tnr) In reply to the pleading* of pupPr* on All e l is i n e or other dinplu) *lgn* shall the subject, Engin«*ring and ( ’o u tra n - !*• on kite* T h e other olliciuls may rent ing. in it* current numlier in*«t* that *k v spats* ftir atlvertlsemeiits America Ini* not gone crur.v on road uni I* or 1 « ri munite* ntn « «vtrv fI.r• strurtloll L Igure* are given from I tie hour*. Itu *t r«*‘l « ri»**iiig * I■.111 1.« V*pr various state* and It I* noted I lull the clear for t|n**c win* walk estimated value of mfraced road* m I ’.HIU Doctor* on foot, displaying reti ero** exceeds the same value in P.iOl by less light*, shall have the right of way, and thsn $100.000,000, or that uIkiuI $-'0,- nil auto* must diminish speed to permit 000,000 was spent annually on country them to run aero** u street. road Improvement during thut period Chauffeur* must carry str« q chart*, When it is figured down to the ill11 showing where i luldri'ii are shoaling and male unit it up|iear* to !«• Jo cent* per should use care in navigating them capita per annum that th.-*»- state* are l.ii i'n*i-t to run a lior*c ma) lie s** iir«l allegisi to have wa»l<*l or have too rap at city Itali file horse silhwa) ma\ he idly cxpemhsl m (In* »..rk whnli i* *o u*cd f. «r t i n * furili o l « a r r i a g t highly expend«! and therefore *o ImuiiftHit citizen* using the stris-t* for more highly bc-iiniciul and therefore *o great than a few minutisi dully must carrv a ly necessary to the welfare of the different III e l i s e badge and numlier cuuspieiiousl) state*. At the same time, a* the same tlisplay«) fore and aft. paper shows, the inviwtinent in all the All collisions l>etw«tn citizen* and country roads in America amounts now autos shall he promptly report«! by to only about J.'IO per capita and of thut chauffeur«, and the citizens sliull he de­ autn only $5.50 represents improved tain «! in t h « bicipital or pul until the roads. officials can determine In* litness to car The investment of the Unit«l State* r) a p « lf*tn u n license. in roads has Usui only one |»t cent a year in the form of improvement for a long Hull M oonc Here period. In the same five years' iieriod The IttKMevell branch of the Itepuhthe steam railways increased their cap­ ital by four billions and a quarter, un licun or the Hull Moose or Progressive annual increase of more than sii per rent, Itepuhlican party, a* it is call«!, will and railway track mileage increased 15. luve u rally next Tue*<la> night at the lm|MTiul Theatre llln \V (' lli*lge*, 000 miles or more than three per cent candidate for Governor, Hon. Edward One needs only to contrast these tigGunby, candidate for Congress at l.arge urea with the public investment in good roads in order to so« how much faster and and Hon. M. G. Gibbons, candidate for further private enterprise L* going to Attorney General will nddn-** the people. meet the demands of a growing country than public enterprise. T h e railway mileage is no more vital to the country than highway mileage. They are both indispensable and the difference l »©tween them is only that the highways are like capilliaries in the tinman system, while the railway« may lx« compared more fitly to the great arteries or veins that co n ­ duct the life fluid in large quantity in comparison with the minute vessels th at ■ti|l perform their indisiiensable func­ tion In order that life may continue. Nobody need have any fear that there is too great an investment in road con •truction yet, or thut there will be within the next fifty y e a n . It is a question only Engllth Hospital Surgsan, Knowing WELL DRIVING Danger, Put His P atlsn fs In­ terests Before All. An set of ansclflih deTotlon by Mr. E T Mullully, hou»e surgeon of Guy'» hospital. Loudon, England, was dis­ closed at tbs Shoreditch county court during tbo hearing of a case recently, SANFORD LODGfS which was adjourned some tlmo ago owing to his Inability to attend. It S a n f o r d t edge No 2 7 . 1 0 0 f Meet*evrry Mon.l»r «I 7;30p. m .overImperlili was explained that for a month bo . was bovorlng between Hfi and death. Theatre M, M f.on.i N O W S RAio«is. Sec ». Tho details of hi* fight for tho life of a child were furnished by a doctor Statinole Chapter No 2 . Order lästern Ster licei* rvery xvund antl fourlh frrkl»y iû n»ontl» •t fluy'a hospital. "There ara time»,” Kvrf) one who hat urn hit Slaf ln ihr !¿a* i he e«ld, "when life or death Is a mat­ rtinlialh inviirtl lo vDtl ll»e chtui#r v Ai«* I. Nrr f ter of minute« or even aecond«. A child waa brought Into tho hospital r O t. cslrry City Aeri* 1833 suffering from diphtheria In It« worst U m i l i s i f u t i Bint l l i l r dTurs t Uy» l n«»r »» moniti stage«. Mr. Mullnlly, wjio waa tho Mall In Wr l t u r n r lilurk. ititril I k*» senior surgeon present, saw tho child, Phoenix I odie No 5# K of P • and understood at oneo that an Im­ Mrrta lecond and ftnirlt» Monday». Viililnl mediate operation was Imperative, knlzhts alwst» welcome, t* E IluIrti inwar. C C and that even a few minutes' delay Erti« S Frens. K H «ml S might bo fatal. Diphtheria In this Sanford Lodge. No 6 2 . T. 1 A M ■tago la terribly catching, and In the II. E Tolar Ms.ter; M W. Dwell. Serve case of an operation such aa Mr. Mul- lar». Communient loo ever» Br»l «ml third Thun tally wns to perform, tbo chanoes «ta»» at 7:30 p. in. Visitine brother» welcome wore a hundred to one on his catching Unite Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join the disease unless ho took the usual e r s of America precautions. It was, however, a mat­ Sanford lairal IJnloo No. 1731, tl. II of C sod J A mcrl» ever» o r» Tliursda» murada» night nUM nl 7 o'clock In ter of minutes. Possibly th ere would of Ilie Kaglr*' Hall I W O Sinf Irlar» |>rr*lilenl ■have been time for him to fetch his iiu^Vwcider K U T mask, which covers tho whole face, I B P O t S a n f o r d I o d i e 12 41 nnd Is a euro protection against Infee- j Me d P l o t nn.I Ttitnl Wrdncttli»» nli l i l . rorner tlon, and to tako tho other general t irsi and I'nluicOn K VV Kmwiand K K. O t. !• « ! • « S r t r r t a f > precautions In such cases. Ho knew that by doing so —by waiting a few I O. (I M minutes— he was rluklng the chance« Till* l>np ft) I )fdr| n l l Ur r l * r * r f > trtsl. 1 } of the operutlon proving «ucceaaful, n r f i i i i u m n IMI I* M i n t . ni tl rf Mall Wr U* »r nr AH- rt S r t 4( h D* R M i>Krf, and ao he decided to opernto ut one«, Hi** k well realizing that be w n almost Srt-friary bound to suffer. Ho saved tho chtld'a Monro« Chapter No Ifl K A M life, but ho caught tho disease, and It Mrrt» rv riv wvuful and (ourlti Tliurtday In w»« touch and go with him during a Ma»onk* Mall ovci Imiw'lnl liira trr Vi»iMn| nxnnankiMi» wrrl«\jiur A W Kiiil. Mieti Pi teal whole month." W K Houthoklrr. Src'y CURED THE C H IN ESE EM PEROR Jeoults In Coloatlal Empire First Oave Qulnlno to Moot Dlotlngulshad Patient. l> H. C. (i. B UTT Gat Habit of Quiet Speaking. T h e enaleat of hail hablta to acquire la that of speaking loudly l-angiingo haa become ao compb-x thnl not only 1» It nei*'»anry to «ny the right thing, hut It must he salt] In die right way A phrase may he said In Jeat or In earn©«!; a rebuke mny lx* kindly or stern ; nn order may bo willingly or unwillingly received according to tho ton« In which It has been said Many a faithful workman la unjustly a c ­ cused of unwillingness and disloyalty because of tho churlish manner In w-hlch orders are received; many a master la rrgnrded us unfeeling by Ida employ«« because his actions uro forgotten nnd only th« sting of his «harp manner remembered. Tha Task at Hand. Tho lato Clara Hartón, bend of the American Red (Truss, wan n Christian In perhnp« tho heat sense—tho practi­ cal and uuiK'MIsb sense. . Misa Hartón, In an Interview In Now York about the tonemont house law«, o n ce aald to a reporter; "I'd neglect church. I'd neglect re ­ ligion to get our vile aqd unwhole­ some alums all swept away." Another Motorryrllat Killed Him paused, then added: While speeding on hln motorcycle at u “ W e ought not to consider tha man­ rate of fifty .miles an hour on Atlantic sions awaiting us on the other «Ide of Boulevard. Jacksonville, Sunday after­ Jordan, you know, while there's an un­ problem ao n ear noon, Frank J . Troncicn, u barber nnd solved housing amateur motorcycle racer, crashed into horn«."— Washington Star. an automobile driven by Tlioma* Palmer the force of the compact throwing him , It Dependa. . ( throwing him through tho windshield, “How long has your husband's suit causing almost instant death. Tnor- for damages been going onT" " L e t me see? I think It la eleven cien had lieen spending the day a t Pablo? Beach and was eii route to the city. years." "E le v en years) Does It take that The accident oeru rm l a* he turn«) a long to get a lawsuit settledT" corner ju *l ahead of the car, evidently j “Yee, when you can find a la w y e r " (ailing to nee it. The automobile was ~ T" ' 7 ~ " '% ............ - — I » h o Is willing to fight on for what fill«*! with ladies, but none werti injurvd. | ha can ¿at out of It at tha s a i » Satisfaction Guaranteed By E x p e rt Workmen Orders Taken at HILL LUMBER CO. — or — HILL HARDWARE CO. He n r y McLaulin JEW ELER MY SPECIALTIES Pickard's Hand Pnlntrd (Tinnì I lor lint it's Sterling Silvrr Rngcra' I'lulrii Ware Elgin nnd Waltham Walt hr* DENTIST iiffiir luwi'ii liuiiiling ALL GOODS GUARANTEED SANEtlRD. H.OKIDA T h e one groat specific for malaria t* acknowledged to he quintile, or tho (;i;o. a . d e c o t t k s ex tract of Peruvian hark, but It la AITURNEY tai. (VHINSEI.M1R t i I A \\ moro than two hundred year* aluce i fil* medicino was Introduced Into I*ril. li» ** in Sim e .uni I tslt'inl (miri* t'hlna by th« Christian nilsHlonurle* Sniifonl Elu. T h e ruling emt>eror In 1393 was (■iirnrr-NYissliiifT llltlg Ranghi, and ho suffered from a fover timt noix* of (ho nativo physician« W E. H O U S M O L D E R could cure, lie remembered thut the DK J«-ault mtaaloiiartrs. Kathnra (lerhlllon DENTISI and llouret, had o it o ll« l a remedy i he» Imd hrought from Kunqwv which I «»Ilio /.I / * Alni ¿Ct, I ' m il Muli riu n ir Hiey culled chin yo Idlvln« remedy). SANhlKli. M . O K IH A " ih! he decided to try It Tho ( ’htneae phyalnlana optmird It, but the emperor limk It w rre ily and waa re T H O M A S E M M E I WI L S ON Moved. Huv Ing , another altuck later ho proclaimed thut every one with a ATTORNEY AND OHINSE1.I l)R remedy for (he fever should com«* to AT LAW the palace, mi well us thoao who were Buffering T h e J«*aulta cam e nmong I - * l r S t a i r Atl«s#lkry S o r t i t h |t»«IUial C' l fni l l M*»l hi 1 thu others, bringing die quinine Villi K r s b l f i H T S S a u f »III .«I»«| S y l v a n I j k r them It wus tried on several of tbe patients and they felt Unproved at once Th«t grandswa of the court were I Hi K M MAJSON surprised mid the emperor de« ld«-d to try It himself II* found Ilia! It af ut n u s r feeted s l*eruiH!>cm core, und In grad tV r 11* ■r 11 llfltt k |t||,tII • I t lude til«- emperor presented u houso to tho J e su its and sent his acknowl­ Siitvford. Eloruln edgment to th© king of Frnnoo for tho valuable svrvlco rendered by his sub- Joels. Artesian Wells of Every Description S u m m e r or W in to r weuin supply your wiinis in tinAuloinoliile lint*. If you wunl in rent A M o to r I o r we* u rr nt your vrry Ik’*! cur* Any P u rp o se «•'(•rviti» with the We in-vr-r ni«-*-1< you tu«- in (roiiblt- m hour o f tin- myjlit or ilti) II* tlll> Sanford Machine & Garage Company PH O N E 3 3 1 oooooaoooooaooooaaooooooQ O Y O U R W ATCH NK EDS CLEANING Take MENDENHALL’S Chill and Fever Tonic, as a general tonic for tired feeliiT^ and malaria. No mailer lina gisul it i*. and how carriull) u***l, your watcli ni-vd* clettiiing once every eighteen montlui. This iiiuure* gì hmI servire and preventa wear U-t u* rlean it for you. \Se are ev|M-rt.s in rleaning und repairing \Nut elle«. Clorks. Jewolry, etc. \S e sell and rt-puir S|xtotuclea nnd mateji any Gla.*s or .fili uny pnsteription for Glaanes. This Space Is for Sale at s e a s b le rates Why aot u e M Ilio advertU« J T y o «r w a re * ■ Theo. Schall JEW ELER 303 East First Street SANFORD, FLORIDA. 3I ^ Q D D O D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 { X Sanford Library AND Free Reading Room The Advertised . Article ’ U oae la which theHnmhAat himself has Implicit f a i t h «D* he would not advertía« It. You aie «afe In patioaliiag the fnarr k a « l> L.. .a merchants whose ads appear tn this paper because their good» are up to-dsls and never Vshop worn. ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. nt. AND S aturdays 4 to 9 p. in 4t Strangers Welcome ■ ... , { > ’ W - '- TT— ’ * 'i* iViO’ l w .' . f É É É - t �/X o ft * * rr* V * ■#/ , ” > » 1 ■'? « • •* • y Korember 1 5 , 1 9 1 2 T t ir S A S r O K I ) I l f RAl I) California, and Hxik ih,- •>(>|>>>rr>h i i t \ t.« niw*t ili** <iflt. «T' nf •(!•• i i it .. Sanford .Must Establish nnd Maintain Exchange th« t .. f,,riua F. O. B. Market ahle 1 nion Voli knnw a hai California lia» guttied t Imitigli *•<» ••(•••r.itnx, <i, To Tht Hr raid: The Sanford Herald ia always inter- of tlu officer* .if Ilo- I moli tulli in. t|u,| estinif- But the one of Oct 4th. which •I tiri rie thè tlirvv yi'im |.ri*vion- tu th« hw just rcuclmd me Is particularly so. urgunizution of tlo- I i mo ih, gr.,wer* ticca use of the evidences of the fruit« of of California ri-li rt h.,.| r. • \ . m your constant preaching to the growers nverune of rive cent» p«-r .liir.cn -.n,|k» and fanners of the «lelta, " G e t together! unii for t In- li vi* yvur* ,,f t tir I moli ai. I N I.IKK'B amali tiling« t>» resonveruge of nihelffn cent* ., .hizcti ttulK» (Jet togrther!" °lute arid «r«»t To k»»p thy The successful launching of the Flor­ TI hT c wcrc frurlion* In lioth th.-o- tif­ niuarl«« trained, knoweat ttupu >* |p»n (at« Ttiy ftp»«aure takea or whan «tie'll »a y to ida Hardens is a bi|£ thin*. 3.(300 acr«-s. imi«, liti! I discard Un ni Sui li wa* i !>>• thee aiuiiHt six miles square. When it is all valli«- of gclting togclher in lite u««<x'm- "t flnp) th«e 111«1“ brought under cultivation, ju st to j>|nw lion! The grower renili«*) alinoli tour it once would require a man t«i turn a tinte* whal !»•• rt'illlZitl a* .ni iti<|,-|.«-n-it-nl C H E R R Y TIME. * furrow longer than from Sanford to alii|«|»-r New York City, and then from New la-t us get t o g e t h e r ' N o i a (»• a of u« I he cherry pie ha* tieen. 1« atul al York City to l«os Ang«'l«-s. Cal. To Imi! all of il*. for f o li *alc* ' ( mti-<l * « ) » will be. tbo sine qua non of pto excellence T h e luscious Juicy fruit have this vast enterprise under central- We stand Divillixl v»e full stands second to none for delicious im i management, as it will lie. and it» Slli'iiw tn t tic Floridi« I nir'li-ii«' M i c ­ To tenll) know and enjoy prislucts handled by a reliable and com ce*.* to fin* Amum-i b IÌoIi ! S iicc«*»* to thè eating petent house like Chase & Co., must go cnpublt- t-ollilil|MÌoii limi««* tallirli ha« tIn* full beauly of the fruit olio must rhlo under and pick tho fruit from tho far towards putting the business upln a ({rari- unti grit to liuy Fiorala v«•t'alatilo» beautiful tree« In soulhcrn Idaho, sound, remunerative f. o. b. basis, which in Snnford, antl a bove all success to thè where the meaty fruit grows so large b the only way in which the grower Sanfortl grower», who tlo Un* viarie, tvho and abundant!/. Ih e old trees are can safely do business. All the grower» gruw tlo* prtxluce, ami in whose pro*|x-r- us large ss an ordinary aliado tree of the delta must heartily wish the Flor­ ity Snidarli wili prosper. and carry tons of cherries Splcsd cherries are n delicacy which ida Hardens success. U NI f . SW A R TZ . adds to any tablo The projportlons The other article is the letter of Mr. Southi-rn frodili«' Co . are the same as those used for cur Hughes of the Florida Vegetavle Grow­ rants, seven pounds of fruit to five S a n f o r t l . I la er»' Association, sounding the cnll " G e t pounds of sugar, th ree tableapooufula together" for (. o. b. «ah*. If the rest each of cinnamon ami clove* tied in u < riliri«m on < mint) Road« of the grower» do this, our business is bug and cooked In a pint of vinegar Til»' w r i t e r ha« I «»-li riding ppifr the safe; if we do not get together for f o. b. Cook all together an hour and a bulf sales, we shall miss our chance anil most |pi|lil|p filg hw av lu*fw»*«*fi \ \ inti-r Park very »lowly of us will full. It is im|K>a«ilil«' lor .« lew anti >iinl«>r<l «luring ili«* j»a.«t w.x*k, U ii ■ If you fat! to get cherries to can. to «ell regularly nnd profitably f o. b. wii'li pfay alili tin tlio u g lit i« ppptislantly don't ruins buying a few |...»<««- ,,r ;k«' dark western «'berries for if many with just as go«i«l prtxluce c,on- III fu« ti «111«I Unit t fieri i« «oiui't fiilig dead large cherry olives It la a most appetizing «i11 tin* branch soih«*where. It Menu to aign. The cominiaaion man and jobber relish for meat« me that a body of men as lt-vi-1 headed will not put hi» money Into vegetables I’it the cherries and Just cover in Sanford, when he can have them with ami hl«**««'d with il* much common mill«with vinegar, and let stand over night, absolutely no risk or expense in hi« own «oti.v a« i« our hoard of county conimi* drain ofT the vinegar and add an equitl town, and under such conditions us a sioner» would u*«‘ Ix'tter judgment in » rig h t of the rlirrrle* In « pgur Sllr dishonest commission merchant if there litnlding road* than tfi*> tiav* until dlioiolved. uml *et away In a Any ordinary lay meinia-r know« that covered Jar for winter us« T h e vin­ i» one, would desire in or«i« r to defraud w Ill'll you llalt«'« «¡«nil |t pack«« iti«l a Ih-I egar inav * !t h the addltlp'ii of sugar tlie farmer with litth- chan«-«- of «li'teelinn . oti heap U if a pii« it h»*« In«’ I'.w'k tn*ke u g>ssl mbi ill fur * h t weather ami less of |«uni*hm<*nt We must bring the miirk«-t for our lull 1« nil t h» it (nr ttiilxl .i I a .in- ««»ft drink A method of running which Is vert pr*Hliire to Sunford. Then we eun hope If tin* liiiard wniihi order Their road «o sui peasful la that of |piit'lng the pltte-l to succeed, and the most cajiaMc may porinU'liih-nt to fniul out all tfi«* -tool fruit Into a Ini ge bowl h*M an rijua i’ • really get rich We who grow must «•■! «• rat•••- ' h i . * ,i ■• i ’ ¡ a ' bulk of sugar, measure for measure, the price Im'Iow which we will not *«•!! middle of l.ak«' Jitvitip and tin'll u«« stir, nnd keep In the Ire chest for The excess js worth something for ferti split log drag« tin", would do t lie tn«l 'w e n t' flint hiuir* thi i. [ 'if « In «ter luer la-t us us«' It for that, rutlmr tliaii work the. h aw «loti« hi a long wf, ■ lllreit pans seal light am! pl«i e on Thi« morning on my w.«v ip to *.«« "he rohl cellar (l"i’i or k•«*•jp In the t<> «end it to the north to glut th«' market ami make the whole shljunent a loss ford. I w.i« «urprind to litui a «te,-I «« r.ip« 1'iu k (part of the Ice chest If th ere Is 1 11« sei ret «if keeping fruit We would do l««'tier to sell half our ero|» agalli I •»-«I«kf iIMS I on Iti*' road and !hl- room this W HI Is having the ’em peril! ill e at a fair profit, than all of it for co*t after i vi-rv ligtit ram •luring the ngld 'in va r «(ugly «'"lit • hetilcH Mniiep| In .mil t hi ro.nl« ni tlx «oic-t -lia|n | iiis «| !»I« Many ia the grower who last year «Ini not 'hl> Wav are flesti fp .It al.'l if thrir ig d'.ig I v al> "•«» 'o i«t break as g«ssl as I'Vi'tl. though tin «‘oi. for Ito .Highly intieil with the c .gni k'-i'p «oilier was paying well for wliat he got j 'Iragge.t • r,«.»'t -•' >' prop« f 'mo without fern,entail n Sli a wl,et I lea. I «i r.i|«« la-t rue give a few interesting farts j aouhl t"• totter tli.iti <h«' currants and tasi t-ei r !••» In fai t all On .« I'ertam day we hail m»m«' hamjH'rs I It is pi-rh.ip* .«I! rigiit to i«* t li»* wi r.i|•• fruits that ran !*■ < • i«li»d ami satur of li ttuce in Hi«' New A ork market in opening i In ditelo-« on l'itinr «ni* •>! steil w fh s>.gar keep eq iwllv well A cherry pie mh•1•• fmiu s .■ h fruit Itu« let I uee was small, running atomt Ho road tilt when timi i«doli. if Ilo cannot be tohl frntn the freshly picked «and wa« ttirown on the outside and live dozen to a hamper, tint good It fruit «hiillnw drams made leading from Ho »a« «old for 76 cents in New York, about ■' rents a lumper less than freight and road III llie low place», we would liav* commissions. On the afternoon of the much better roads and very much would same day. I stopped nt a typical corner he saved m ex pens*» CreoXOte y> Kill Dandelions. I ,|pp|p|»p| a.« I pass,*! the mail using grocery of the Ilet ter sort, at which we John l.ang superIntendeiit of Cltv often bought jmxluce. I saw there a t ho mail sera I»', atid I’ark. whip tin« been flg litig I||,< |p,-st to1 1 1 • I not i*#' a 'Irag f *!■ a tiainjH'r of lettu«'«' running 7 " to-.el« to a for many ve.i:» I e- ■Pliili.elnls n.o«i>,•pah. i>cr. a trill»- « m a i l e r t h a n o u r « I , ’ • l •• * t ’ "••t again tills viar fur kll.llig I ivIoIp I|..||« * . fi*|r11 y •••Hill, iv>inl «•»"I Mr Finke whether («•• iih|«x't«si to j •li private lawns It *ti ..J t’e *-j . t *X >••• Kr.tnli.trli* ■* Hu fiiai» I' "■ g in«* what lx* |,«ii<f for fii« haiu|*«-r •>! «■•I e«l from s Mnal! oil .in, atx'iit I'lgl.l let I iice. "N o t u lilt,” said he, and Well, it Mr llrardiah i« tip* man in my oi ten drops Into the top of the plant thawed me the bill. He jtnid $3.00 for judgment he is displaying poor judgment If ■ small one, hut If a large dnndellon it He bought it of a party who went m using a scrape instead of the »-lieu|•log th« head should be trimmed off and Hie creosote Injected Into the crown to the platform and bought it. for I know drag of the root It should he nt•|pII<1 only | {, i a d* III t hi * e o u n t r v w h e r e -to l a ud not fiow much, mine a lit11«* better sold shell the grass Is iliv. amt 'Hi,* for . 6 cents This mi«l«ll«* man •t «•i 1« -h i p o r o u s s h o i i ' d h.iv* . mlv i «ligtit shiillld he taken to keep It off M.e ■•••thing t«i justify his inon'rnent. except g r o w n , f or t h e y -ire m u c h bett*'r w h e n glass, thoiigh o f « ip it««- this pannul t" tiaul it about live mil«*» in an antornii tto'v are ri' Usun. itdy tbit | k n o w t h a t e v e r v -»•• *'■ »- • *• M '*d bih truck to hi« war«' r«xirns ami sobl It » "• 1 ' | *j,|,| again to Mr Link«' \n>l |,,r t to |p.itn-ipt a n d ! lo t g " a ni l if f o l l o w e d o u r r o i i i l ' will lx in mt n h *hj| are v««u «wiling this lettuce for ’ In-Iter e o n d i t i o n t h a n t h e y a r e tiwlay Mp«t of it for 12 cent« a head, some I ••ia> have to l«'t go at 10 cent«." I he f or tliev a r e n o w n o l l u i i g b u t » s a n d bed l ITI/.FN producer got a dehi^ of if cents a hamper, a d v ic e t o th e grow er S R JT é H E N CABIN ET lor lettuce u little bigger titan that for which the ultimate consumer puiii about |h 00. A N D --— P O U L T R Y SUPPLIES We ian supply you for immediate Summer Stops ths Swing. If you sxurt a pound of prosuire shipment. against a man In a awing you'll dnirt Si-i'ii Out*. Rye. Onion Sets. Dean* hltn moving slowly "to and fro." If Fells. Fot-atix-s. you continue to exert a pound of A full line of nil garden *«xxi for pressure against him every time the trucker* and home gardens. »wing makes a trip you'll soon havo Oldest and most reliable mx-d and htui going so high that he almost poultry stijiply hotis«* in the state. turns the whole circle If you ato^. pushing Uni iiinuieutum will dUv out and the swing comes to rest at "dead & «•«•liter Winning trade follow« th s anno 206 EAST RAY S T R E E T natural law a - FLORIDA Adv ei tlsementn are the forco bo- JACKSONVILLE hlnd the swing of public favor Each new advertisement Increases the mo­ mentum. Finally the accumulated j forco of theso numerous Impulses j Are You In Arrears swings Indifference to the buying • • r» u r» « k a M » » l Yewkwew point If you stop advertising you loso WE NEED THE M O N E Y momentum Th o moral of which Is Don’t stop tho buslnesa swing In summer Kesp adding the pounds of advertising pruamirn E. A. MARTIN What You Want People Known by Their Homes. Experienced travelurs are elated whi’ii they coinn ai'ross well planned and w e l li a r e d f o r homes tastefully planted They Instinctively feel it tie fir» to kmiw Hi,, o ppUpBIlt*. feeling sure they will find within pvoplo of In­ telligence. education, nobleness, j^un«rosily nnd nfTnhlllty All know then, that tho cultivation of plant» and flow­ ers Is Indicative of high ideals and ch aracte r even though he has never thought closely iilivng th«»« lines It h.ui truly been siibl that the e ite rlo r •d a h o m e Is nil lmb-i to tho charac­ ter of the tllll-ll'IHUlt» " llo» will /on 1« Judged * ;** ,»• ; * t .. f» V j ' Sì V ’ v - V • V How You Want It When You Want It Por anything in th« Ena of pnntina coma to os sn<l w e ’Q gviar­ ante« you satisfactory work at prtoes that ara rigdlt <i . rv . »» , »* ; ft CO. iff; im V 1 V' • V V •v 'V r. a* . *» 'V • f• •f • . V , t• Yt •m -VX m i *v/ m i Hr» ' M lin * ns •\ l m . n i . i l HÖ l'.Il vi-lll 1f ' 11 \ 111 \c .n • V . ft V .M •V rt m? 'V:> 1 lit* 11 ’ |>! IL»' È »ft» •VJ tm 't • > I Ix x iL < hi « iiii|» l\ lia '.f I»\ .i IT ! I ' K «i *i i* 1111 jf u * «ut ;t i mi*t.i l « aid ; i ri •I .it tin* • i p■I p V pill • • .ili V • rt. it • lo- | . f iti» i 'r * . 11» miiii «- telili W in ••»!>> yum "f .n ltlt'fs s I mu' n lliti" H« wild I Ilot« M il . 1 111: 1 1>I «* tin * i t . ititi' n in i r i• p I p I l< > I I Hi I :mo \ < »W K. <>. PAIN I KK FKKT1UZKK COMPANY •V p mi rir< in ; *4/• Room 1102, F lo r i d a U fe llu ild in g J U KN OW II I K FI O R ID \ DO Y O U O W N Dirkson on the St. John* Mr. II II Dickson returned home Saturday afternoon, after having «ftent a few day* wiih his family at I’ahlo Beach, where they have lx-en visiting (or some time. Mr Dickson left his family in Jacksonville where they will remain for a few ilays He returned by way of the St. John» river to Sanford, where he was met by auto and driven to Orlando In s|«eaking of the river trip. Mr Dickson «aid " I n my more than twentyfive year»’ residence in Florida. I have never travelled on the St. Johns, so I decided that I would return by that route. It t* certainly one delightful trip and the most beautiful scenery. The distance is 19fi miles, and I found the en­ tire trip one of interest. Considerable work is now being done by dredges, in cutting ofT the little jKiints that jut Into the river at narrow plares, in order to straighten and broaden the channel. T h is work is straightening tho course of the stream, and is quite * marked im­ provement and advantage in |>u«senger and frright truffle. This «tream is Flor­ ida's greatest natural OMet, and J b * Another case may inter«*«t tin* grow­ er*. We shijqx'd rucumb«*r*. I «hit not see them packed, hut I have a care­ ful man. The cucumbers from some I xaw later of our own and others »ore about the average. We receivtsi for the crop *in average of $1.12 a hamper. Freight and commissions were just 95 rent*.» hamjior, leaving just 17 cents a hatfijHT to pay for hamper», picking, growing, hauling and interest on an tnv«s«tinent of aliout $500 |>er acre. It was while we were selling at these prices *nd in the height of the Florida cucum­ ber season, that 1 went into a popular dealer» In Montclair and seeing some nice average cucumbers aske«l their price. •Mr. Liebe replied, " T e n cent» each or three for a q u a rte r." T h e people are paying enough, but the grower is not getting itand he never will get more than the moat meagre returns until be re­ fuse» to aell i t without a voire in setting the price. T h e growera m u it. get to ­ gether, aa you ao constantly pntf wisely preached. They must get together for o- b. aalea, and only ,£• o. tf. Biles. The commission merchant* aly buying here for caxh will do a bindneA qioto Rat* The advance guard of an Indiana col­ ^factory to themselves, as thcro-xHIl l>e n° undercutting by those who sacrifice ony that i* to move to Miami ha* ar­ soother's property with no riak to them- rived in the Magic City. Tho repre•*lvea. Hentative ia »aid \o be well pleased with Two year» ago this month I waa In (he climate, »oil and general condition». l e elitlf «dy «volli»*«] If the grits* ■ho ltd Po but lievi «Urtiti/ the «pol will grow over Inside ut » aenaoii T h e creoaote follow« the root of the tlaiiplrIloti ' leur to It* ho*« and burn* It «pp tindly th»! It i nn u««v*-r come up xtt ulti Deliver Municipal Facta TYPEW RITER ! If »so, don’t forget that, we carry a complete line of Typewriter Sup­ plies including Ribbon for any and all makes-High-Grade Carbon Pa­ per, Second Sheets and Typewriter Oil. Complete stock at all times. 2*s*r*l HERALD PRINTING CO = SANFORD HERALD l-A, . »• 'irlifrV iiu ii^ á á ^ t X V p , t*. kl B U IL D IN G F L O R ID A = IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIII ______________ . 1 �^ ■ 1 ■■re1 October 15, 1 9 1 2 TME SANFORD UFRALO HIE SANFORD HERALD E/ & ■’ -• - .-••ST-ir ■ . . ,5 A faster front this time on than ever be­ utors with un implied promise f pm. ronage. fore If Wilson Is electee! it might !.«• It is of course unfortunate that land ••sting to tnke the list of contrit « swindlers have taken the opportunity and check it against the list of appoint when there was un unprecedented de­ Kissimm«*** Gaz«*tte. mand for public lands, to work the guile­ less public, hut did any one ever know of any new country where these fellows »ere not working California had three sharks by the thousands. They have workisl their way all through the w « t and south. Th«*y have workisl to u l«*n»er ilcgr«*«* in the swamps of New Jersey and the tide Huts of New England. However, no country was ever itermanently hurt by these swindlers and in the long run Florida will not suffer. Be careful who you buy from. Florida Grower. - 0 -----CHANCE FOR GLORY The headquarters of the Democratic National Committee has s«*nt out a cull for additional funds. The committee­ man for Florida has received a letter which has been published in which the plun for raising the funds necessary is set forth. T h e plan in brief Ls to find five thousand men who will give one hundre«l dollars each. T h e Florida committcenmn is asked If lie will not recommend the name* of five men who will give one hundred dollars each. It I* broadly irA tlmnted in this letter thnt the five who give up the hundred each will he remem­ bered whim the D«*rnocrnts come into jwiwer. It is hair splitting to find fuu.t with Roosevelt for taking money from Mor­ gan with an implied promise of im­ munity lr«»m prosecution and Wilson taking money from individual contrib­ Notice to the Public The habit of children and irr«-q »¡hie people of coming out to our pr- ,. erty und picking orung«-» by the l.u-i. I and selling them, breaking down u. and otherwise making such pr« a nuisnace and crime by trespass and u.«Sanford Heights property having l..n, proi**rly posted according to law parlies caught on any of this prop« i n from this date without written p«nn«sion from the owners will I»* son. ntarily dealt with according to L * This action become* necessary l»s hum* of the wanton destruction of propi-rty und st«*allng of oranges, which ucc«.r.| Ing to a law recently enacUsI, i» a erm . and punlahable by law, Sanford Heights Protecllre A V n . I f y o u Intend Sale Bills P R IN T E D to h a v e ■ s a ls g et o u r p r ic e s #TT I W e are fixed for turning out w ork o f tlua kind in d o u b le -q u ick time. ^ o u a u n y a u a y u u o y a u tv o o o tu ty y tu tiy (y v < v V V V V ^ omo A i if t tif t n o i jrto A n O ijrto A u O a A n rtiiA i^ o M i r n a r t n n n r t n r n ^ THE IMPERIAL 3 Nights, Commencing Thursday, Oct. 17th - - T H E - — MADDOCKS-FIELD PLAYERS In a R epertoire of all N ew Plays xxxxxxxxxxxx it is the concensus of opinion among those who went to the park last night to hear Frank Clark and Herbert Phillip* r«Ul*t>«d Kwrtj TuraJay and Fiklar Mot nini B» that they made many votes for \S ilson — O -----THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY We sympathize with Editor Goolsby H J. nui l Y. Editor of th«* Wauchulla Advo«*ate in the recent W. M ttAYNCB. Biialnr»» Manager death of his mother. As he truthfully • j b s c r l p t l o n P r ic e . $ 2 OO a Year In Advance says he could pay h«*r no higher tribute than to say that she "w as mother in ev­ D elirerai la lh* Clly by carrier t 2 00 per year In ery sense of the word.” advance or 2 0 c per month ----- O Payment» la ad tan ce must be made at office An announcement from J . D. KwykenKntared a* •eoood-claaa mall matter Auiuat 22od dall I*-ant the startling information that 1 9 0 8 , at the Poet office at Sanford. Florida aodrr Act Of March 3rd. IB7D he will start an evening daily in Gaines­ ville about October l?l. Mr. Kwykendall Telephone No US Office la Herald Bulldlni was formerly with the Kiasimmee Gazette. and is one of the lx*at journalists in Florida und he has litcuteil in one of the IhuI cities In Florida. The only lly in his ointment is the fact thut Hurry McCreary holds the fort. ------ 0 -----ONLY ON S U N D A Y Now^hat the tourist travel tends to­ ward Miumi th«*y’re trying to teach O PP O R TU N IT Y i s p a s s i n g tradesmen there th a t temporal things A corporation capitalised at two mil­ tend to torpify; in other words, the people lion ilollurs has l»een orgunlxe«l to grow seek to establish it tight tow n to tickle the truck on Orange county land. The com­ travelers. They advocate the closing pany has purchased three thousand six WE WIN WITH WILSON of everything except the barbershop*. hundred acres of land which will lie d«*This leads me to infer that it is only voted to truck raising. It Is c!uim«*d T H E D EM O C R A TIC T IC K E T by a close shave that many can get Into that the enterprise is bucked by ample For President: the church. Palm B«*ach County. capital to enrry on the work and that the W O O D RO W W ILSO NVof N«*w Jersey. O cultivation of this farm will In* under the City newspapers often make fun of For Vice-President: direction of one man. country newspapers for detailing the T H O M A S R. M A R S H A L L of Indiana We cannot la-come enthused over coming nngd going of |M*opl«* and other Presidential Elector»: such enterprises and ho|H- that DeSoto |H*rsolinl mention. Hut if that Is* an J E F F E R S O N H. U R O W N E county will never fall into the hands of offence the cit) m*wspa|M*rs ure even more J . F R E D DeHKUUY one like tins. The truth is, ( ’alifuruiu culpable, for m their socu-ty notes ami C H A R L E S E. J O N E S history is re|a*uting itself in Floridu. other departments they are lavish in W. C H I P L E Y J O N E S Years ago these big cor|>orntionB gobbled their accounts of the doings of so-cn)l«>d LKI«AND J . H E N D E R S O N up the choice lands of California and the society iH*op|e. The principal differ­ H. C. S P A R K M A N lands ndvnncod in price from $50 to ence between the city and country pres* $1,000 per acre. Now It is ini|>ossil)le * • Congressman, Stato-at-I.nrge is simply in the fart that the rural news­ for a poor man to gain a foothold on f u l C L A U D E l/ E N Q L E paper chronicles the movi-iiieilt» of people ifornia soil. The remilt is, fi|liforniu Congrcesman Second Uistrirt who are generally known in the com ­ has no middle clasa in her rural |>«q>iila FRANK CLARK munity. while the c it) pri-sx tells of lion Dagix-s coolies. greas»*rx anil Governor: people whom the great majorit) of its poor while trash” till her soil, while the PARK T R A M M E L L readers know only b\ name In it.« per­ landlord spends the proceeds less the sonal mention tin* rural press is singular Secretary o( Stare. meagre wage paid the workers at the ly fris* from elax» feeling and flunk«-) ism. Il C C R A W F O R D famous rMUirts of the eiuintn The wlob* tfieri* is a strong f«s*ling that both Coiiiiniimioiier "f Agriculture i-ouut) and slate derive Imt a small characteristics are found in the social W. A. M cR A E . share of ttenefiLa from the resourrre of hup|M-tiings r«-corded in tin- columns of T re ne tirer the land Is u any wonder that the p«» large ¡ i t ) «Indies t «allies* ill« Sun lineal condition of California is border J C. L U M N G <I mg on socialism and anarch) ’ Attorney (icneral T H E ( RANK AGAIN Give us a land of home owners, who TH OM AS F. W E ST Th«* cranks are abroad in tin* land receivi* a just portion of the products of Comptroller again and the shooting of Roosevelt ;U llicir toil and our jx-ople will remain pal W V KNOTT Milwaukee vfsb-rdti) deinon«tr.th-' that riot-s and Florida will he able lo work out the men in puhlii- Id«* should lu«\e pr«> Supemib-mlcnt I' «itili«- I iintrie I ion her own salvation and glorious destili) lection at all lllli«*s in «Towilisl thorougii W N S i t EA TS with no fear and trembling Give its a fares It is startling. >«*t trite, that in State Olirmixt ilueinhip that sl«s-|is on its own soil this so eulleil land of tIn- (r«s that anR. E. R O SE and under its own \in«- and tig Iris', and urcliy I« rampunt and no man i« safe after Adjutant (ietieral storms of political discontent limy come ll** Ihx'oIIi»** a public MTliitit rii«* III ilid go. but our own fail slate will go on J C R FOSTER. cnlent <s*riirring us it dnl m Milwaiik«« pru*|M*rity and |»*ace f««rev«*r t> will rai«* a public chimor against the So The holin' IS the ho|s‘ of tile nation WILSON ON I HE I ARM K ctulist» who hud nothing to «lo with th«* Huy a home in Florida while yet you incident and are nev«*r found in the an-' We stand in the presence nl an uwakmay Improve it und freezr to it arehixt class. The crank who shot enetl nation I'lailtly it is a lieu age \rediu Enterprise Roosevelt claims that ill«' ghost of M c ­ There are two ¿real things to «to. ( Ine We would Ilk«- to inform Itro Curler Kinley prompted th«- «bssl. which is Is to set up the rule of jllstjre and right that there are several ucri-x id land here about tbenolv ••«« u-a- !«•• i*oiil«l frame up In surh matters ;«« th«* tariff tin r< gulii not el taken b> I lie Elornl.l I Otrdells for In- insane ,ni I mki|\ ll,.. tloll of truxtx anil the pretetilmn of too I o and s i •¡in laSe In. order for ** h-0 not «lestilie«I to |im\i fatal and I In- win |e liuptil) The busim-tx of gn\<-rilMI«*ht acre (fuel .0 an) lime I'he (sior in,in Is to separate «ihmiuI and partn ular in countr) reganlli-«« "I part) affiliation.'« run always Inn a farm in l lorida terertls of vylit«- I'ominuiiltiex The mi will rejoice lb.it tin strenuous Tedd) did U tial task this year Is to get our govern­ not perish by the irresponsible!) ami of a D O N 'T KNOW T H E I R C H IL D m e n t In Buch shnpe that we can use it maniac. (> for our own purpose, not against any Tin* other day a prominent citizen of body in particular, but for everybody Sanford wn« ill The llernhl office and in F L O R ID A LAND G O O D ENOUGH in grncrul We want to establish a real the course of a coll Versa! loll mentioned i’lunling of the curly straw L-rry crop partnership betw«x-n all Oie |i«*op|e and the fuel l hat In- hud just x«-eii a most is now under way. at a tune whim the the Federal government inxleutl of I»- wonderful type setting machine in a farmers up mirth are beginning to think tween »|x-«lu! lllterenta and tile Veilerul neighboring city Tins inaeliine punch of banking I heir Itnuscn to keep out the government. W e Iimxl «-fie« l a gn at mi holes in .i -Ins-! id pa|»r which wa* cold When «triiwberrn-s are off tin re-ailjUSlinent mid gel the lorn-» of t be put in another liiathine und came out groutnl another crop may Is- put in, to whole people once more into play tyjs* We told him that we hud a sim Is« followcd by another, all different T h e tariff <|uestion. a.« dealt with in liar machine and had it for sit months Four enqw u yearjrom the same ground our tune, has not Ir *vii business. It ha» and that we were one of the first utfices — all marketed at a time when there Is been politic*.^ T h e tariff has lx*««n a in the south to be so equipped. He was very little corn|>etition front other states, system of favors. TurilT srhtslules have greatly surprised at this pice»* of Informu- ami worked In a genial clim ate tells the b*vn determined in committee rooms und lion and greatly cn**tfallen over the fact story of Florida's growth. It will grow conferences. The turiif ltefutnc* u m at­ thut he kejit up so little with his home ter of legitimate business only when the pni>er. understanding ift represents ix Itelween This is along the tine of tulk thut we the leaders of congress and the whole huve Ina-n handing out for some Lime. __ /; r • people of the Unit«*«l Stat«*», instead of Our home |teople little realit«« that The between the leaders of congress and small Herald hijs such n‘ c«>mp|rtc plant and groups of manufacturers demanding art* doing something aside from ex­ special recognition und consideration uding hot air. We have Iteen enriching T h a t Is the heart of the whole affair It Alia.Coffer» of the home |n*iple by some is a t bottom U question of good faith and $15(1 j>$r w«s*k, which is taken as a matter moral*. of course, and neither our efforts to huihl Our conviction its Democrats is that a greater city through publicity or th e only legitimate o b je c t of tariff duties through u weekly payroll se«*m t*« affect is to raise revenue for the support of the the average citizen or arouse a stimulus government. We denounce the Payne- within his bosom enough to have him Aldrich Tariff Act as th e most conspicu­ look over the plant and come in to in­ {2 t l' S IS L S t I J V i ous example ever afforded of the s|x-clal quire alxiut our health. fot » Vii fi tsi favors of monopolistic advantages which Half of the people of Sanford seem V r i^ IfK g ic o jv i th e leaders of the Republican party have hardly aware'of the fact that they have r i s i f i c i ! ’roo so often shown themselves willing to in their midst one of the finest und nustt s r r o ^ ^ r o r i extend to those to whom they look for complete small office* in the south. As *of>ju oa o rw £ « j campaign contributions. The change* to T h e Herald and the influence it exerta which we make should be made only at on the community we are too modest 1 1 * > I C I II t » «1 such a rate and in such a way us will to expatiate upon It at length. W'o pub­ A o n o t* m u t t ls least interfere with th e normal and lish Lite pap^r as a m atter of course and healthful course of commerce und man­ do not expect either praise or riches from ufacture. There should lie an immedi­ the same, but w« do take pride in the fact W T b AMK OF SANFORD a te revision downward. It should be* that as u ‘factory proposition and a busiD L f ^ I S.INSUREP ACAINSÎ LdSSl gin with the schedules most obviously nrea factor The Herald Is some office ami used to kill competition and raise price* none of our peppUf »red go away from . , 4 % OH SAVINGS y • ’ In 'the United States, and should be ex­ home to see a printing office M. Ma SMITH, Pr.» tended to every item which afford* op­ H. ■. a T E V B N B , V - P r . » . Come in and get.acquainted with your portun ity tor monopoly and special ad- own family. H. « . TOLA», C«»M*r vantage, until special favors shull hove been absolutely withdrawn and our laws of taxation transformed from a system of governmental patronage into a system of just und reasonable charges which shall fall where they will create the least burden. T h e Republican party doesn’t propose to change any of the «•*.*•«•nti uf conditions which mark our Ipresent difficult!«**. Mr.- Roosevelt proposes in his platform not to abolish monopoly hut to take it under lh« legal protection of the government und to regulate it, to take the very men into partnership who have been making it Impossible to carry out these great programmes by which all of us wish to help the people. We don't wunt to disturb the industry of the coun­ try, hut to dtadroy the control over the industry of other people which these men have establishe«! and which make it ¡im­ possible that we should give ourselves u fr«*e field of service. ------ O ------ NORMAN R. FIELD AND A SUPERB CAST KNTIRE CHANCE NIGHTI.Y HAPPY NEW SPEC IA LTIES WITH JACK KEARNEY Popular Prices 25, 3 5 , 50c m m im x x x x x m m m x x x For Engraved Cards See The Herald Are You Alive? F" ll»* fm 1 that now is th«* tune to take nut it |Htlii y in it reputjtlih* Life Insurance Company YOU MAY BE DEAD! Dalny. Tomorrow, Next Year, nnd your family for. MEET ME FACE To You ure doing them an injustice. not I ACE und let me explain all ihe princi|uil (xiints lM*id life in.surnnce isilieie?« provide«! uImuiI the D. L. THRASHER \ Orner in H cta ld B SANFORD. FLORIDA ih ;. m i »tiMrtrj «3n a n i» «j/uîrtitrtfl emu mira *J ib Jtiu iJiJrtjju au H A SijiiiJiittB tu i *»«***■> FAYORITE FERTILIZERS! A R E T H E R E S U L T P R O D U C I N G KIND ^ ,t7 , f“!(fu Rervl>lon an«l honest method« can make them. POTATOES, TOMATOES. TOMATOES. MELONS. 1 n t Awc e f u u , , CITRUS rr i . . u n FRUITS. rUtATOKS, 1 .BEANS. STRAWBERRIES. LCTTUCE. CELERY and oil truck crops. W R IT E FOR BOOKLET I INDEPENDENT f e r t il iz e r com pany JA C K S O N V IL L E , FLO R ID A *1. I . PACK, A« * nt - S AN T O R O , F L O R I DA A 25c Want Ad, in The Herald >vill Rent Your House For You “ i tv- . * ‘¿¿M***+*L-. ■ ■ ■ À �October 15 ,1912 Ladles' Cniiin [lorn to Mr. untl Mrs. Chaunrey Wil wn n fine baby l>oy. Free cigars ¡it Arnert 4 Wilson’» this week only K. K. Hrady him a good Holiemo for making a "G reater Sanford." Ask him about it. Huilulo Hill and Pawnee Hill will In­ in Orlando next Tuesday and several Sanfonl parties will attend the big show. One or two wedding» nre on the tapis in Sanford and In the very near future arveral couples will test th e high cost of living and whether It is as cheap for two to live as one. F II. Yaple left lust Saturday for Jacksonville, after spending several days in Sanford. Mr. Yaple is loyul to his first Florida lovo and expectn to build a beautiful home on Sanford Heights in the near future. bMias Florence Moore, who hns charge of the primary department of the Oak­ land school, came over Friday evening and spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Morton Hopson. SHeoc* Carnages. The 1.lllli<~i I III.ill III t *1»- I ul.gi •g.i 1 oinmeiittiig on ttie priiiiuBal to pro tiotial i liurcb . m jilutu.ii.gt*. * , j x * •*,. . Md« »ii.‘iiie carriages ,,n th« E n o c h annual huzuar the first *.**k in Dc. . ru­ •lute railway», the writer of the ber. The date and pl.n e tu In- .u. Not«» Social*« in th.* Part» (¡aul.il» nounced Inter *ux)» I h * right to »peak to in** wlieu I am In a railway earring« 1». In E L IZ A B E T H P IT Ml I T Fran ce among thw right« of man. and Sec I ..idle- I i i .. i |«»cry one makes uim. of It with an an l I Hoy trig persistence and want of tact. The N1*W V ork 11lit Mt- Iiu»^r;|ft i th*' | w ll«t la peculiar 1» that the aamu Itch Huston Americans by a scire ul tu J Ing to tulk to aouie one who U saying yesterday before a crowd nf almut t/i. nothing to you do«» not exist on tram 1100 people New York's victory was a enrs or omnibuses or th«« under ground 1 hat Is because every one check to the hopes of the Red Sox team railway know a he w||' aoon be al hta deal Inn which had exjx-cted to win today and tlon Hut with u Journey of d’ve or »lx capture the world's series ’['lie struggle hour* tn prospect there Is not n »fn for the world's championship of 1 1j now gle middle class Frenchman who In stands Host on ihri». game- won New the terror <rf icmalulng three hundred V ork two games won and one game ., tie. minutes without speaking does not hasten to he the first lu enter Into conTaraatlon '* i For Stale Missions * The members iif the Woman'« Mis »¡unary Society of the baptist church held the first meeting of tli.-ir w«*ek of prayer for state missions last night in the church. The service wits well at­ Kseplng Peace at Home How do they do I t ’ T h e couples who gain the Ihinmo» Flitch es? Tact undoubtedly plays a part. One recalls tho alniplo system of a Sussex couple to keep pone« at homo When tho wife camo In a little ruffled she flung her »bawl over her loft shoulder, and the husband knew thst ullenoe was golden. If ho carna homo with hat cocked forward tho wife know that ootnothlng » a s wrong, and she llkowtso lay low I f « the simplest that that keeps the peace at homo where you may never ho at loss for a quarrol rau look f o r - lo u d en ('hrxxnlela tended and enthusiastic, list by Mrs .1. W. Wildman. Tonight the ladies meet at the home of Mrs. Austin Wil­ liams. 604 Oak avenue, Mrs Cox and Mre. Williams leaders. Thursday night at Mr* C M Williams. Palmetto Aw and Second St Mr- DeCoursey lead­ er. and Friday night at the church, with Major W. R. Hejdy of Longwood wus Mrs. Edgar diggers leader These sit among the visitors to the city this morn­ Vires commence a t 7 o'clock All ming and paid the Heruld an appreciat«»! Vl t d ! call W h lt Wellington Feared Hon II II. Dickson arrived in the t X.sSI X FI.VMI T l t . i l I s H t r X X 'tll ln m A l l a n c o v e t e d a l a r g e city via Clyde Line yesterday and was Horn, to Mr and Mrs Spivey on canvas with u p i c t u r e o f t h e H a t t l o of whirled away to his Orlando home by Waterloo, which (ho Duke of Welling­ Thursday, a fine boy. auto. Misses Mamie. Eula and Gene Roy-pl ton bought Ilia grace asked tho pain­ t e r t o c a l l at tho h o r s e g u a r d s o n a Comfort Cottage will upon Wednes­ attended church at Sorrento last Soil c e r t a i n day t o r e c a i r n p a y m e n t I’unr day. Oct. lfltli, at which time Mrs. Mar­ day. I t ia lly S ir W i l l i a m ca m e a n d th e d u k e tin »ill welcome her friends and patrons. i» H» Th. farmers n* Klin! line b e g a n t o c o u n t o u t n o t e s f o r tlw* s u m 16 -Jtc weather aguIM .t- tin- a r• III') v .xmg a g r e e d U p o n K n o w in g how v a lu a b le Miss M artha Fox returned last Sat- hay » n s M r t i m e A l l a n «aid t h a t h e w o u l d unlax (rom Oviedo, where she hus l»*en Tb* titatis (ru- it|- ^t•ft’ t•i M .11111 h e q u i t e c o n t e n t t u l a k e t h * . ( b i k e ' s visiting for the pust few week** Miss Mr» lit» g ra c e w ent on lO iiu tlU K 1’ ktrkl.i n»i Aill ft >;r. T t.i ti.*ar c h e c k Km w.us accompanied home by Miss of tb. .1«rulffii a IlH t Im Í.-II t lit ir lltth « n * l t h e s r t l » t t h i n k i n g h.* h a d not It w o u ld « a xe y o u r Helen Lawton of Oviedo. H» kAib thr** VAfl 1>\ a h*ir-e .tin ! hail 1 h e a r d , r e m a r k e d -*lll g r a c e f I tn •* eii* | t r o u b l e I f x. u w o u l d The Sanford Music ('lull will mo t ,(t III- 1*4 Mr»»L. *r. g i v e m e » i h*s k o n x n n t b u n k * * . » linear V* M-n .•-M.-nia > 0,1 I Mrt. M uiisoii » studio Suturduy after 1. Either angry a t b e i n g l n t * * r r u p l o d tn noon ul :i o'clock sharp. All metnhers business U . Jocularly I......C _1.. _I * C _a hla counting or else with <; i ' ! i re.|in-stisl to be present. An inlen-st touch of th* truth th«t 1» wonieilm«« Hmif mg program will Im* rendered ■pokeu In Jest thm duk" nti*»cred •'I>o you think 1 would hI)**w t'ontta , J.itlies ][■ McCombs, Jr., editor of tin (his hankers i to know w h a t a fool 1 Adx ert I-entent AvHs'latiun N’ews and published at Mi h a re h*«n?" atm w.ls in the city yesterday looking If. publican National. * «ingre-s.onal over the crop sitnation. Mr Mrl'uinli anil S ta le Ticket Canny Mr M»n i- i hustler and is making the News .1 1 N il \ N I i -HT KM XN A man 1» not ne<e»»»ill) ln»nne h* |n.*.r hi the produce world K* I'ubli* in I I* . t..r> Cause tie we»iH an out rage.me tin It It m ay brin if fm cru cn cicH you ra n n o l nu*t*I w ifh ou l p ro p n m lio n ■y - SC« || ft. Connelly returns toda;. I, H P X ITT: RSI IN K *■■. M..-r alter .i summer pleasantly spent among V M *|{(*\\l.TX Sail Mateo rel.it i. ¡md friends in Washington and I X NN K 11 HOI K N F \i •i ni I I ....... I f XX I H» I I K I lalllesv ill* the mountains of Virginia. The G ate City House has brought XI.HT.lt I iiH K R D iiR F Kit lux . ul* d iwii the high cost of living. Only $4.00 lO SK PIl II F R I S K . Zephyrhills i uiigrii-s I irst I listru I pet week for the finest table board in t i K( I. W HEAN. Tampu. the city. See Parker. 28-lf ( Ungrevs Second District r It Iatnier of Tavares and .1 W H 'llN M 11( >\S K1.1. Fi-rnumb n.i Manner of Groveland were among the ( .mgrees Third District prorniiienl visitors to the city last Sat I ||"M \s T M* ( H H'It IN IVi.s,,. • l.i unl.i. Sir Hatcher is the represeuta I ..ngn-ss u! i ..4rg* to* net of Lake counts and Mi* I..i m ** <, I i I U XI I I N Km. M . t* ge of tin- umstcen circuit I .*r i ,<i\ er nut SC and Sirs. John Wilsoji of t lexe M I I . I 1 AM It O NT XI I Irland** •»ltd. Ohio, arrived in Sanford last week For Comptroller. ami wj|| spend the winter here on their GKO C GROOM. Ocala. beautiful place on Mellonville avenue, For Treasurer formerly the Rev. McKinnon place. I K W E R S T E R , Gaiuesx ill.* h'hn \S 111111ms of Webster w¡is in the I or 'secretary **l Male. cits . esterday in the inter»*» ts of the / T Hl TI HX I *el .ami Guarantee Investment C o . of Tampa Tor Attorney General Mr Williams is the editor of the VS el. HE M IX M H l s l l o p . T i-h 'ter New* hot luis suspended puMic.ilion I **r >u|*t l'ubli* 11 - t r o* * during the summer months liill.N i S l o w ER>. AA. M Palm •.4* fi Tor (\immiasloluT of \gri*'ulture Sir and Mrs. (). L. T aylor have re turiusl from n month's visit with friends \A L VAN Il l'Z O lt. Kissiinme* For Railroad ( 'omrniH»ion«*r atul relatives in Illinois and Indiana E. P L EA S. Chipley. •hey wen« laid out in Alabama by a For Justice Suprefne Court. »reck on thp way down and spent about C C U H H K R LY . Gainesville ten hours in the wood», but as Mr. T a y ­ lor is a railroad man he doesn't mind a bnle thing like n wreck. ' Jim Harris, while gently whizring down First street near the Robbins Neat yesterday in bis 60 mule power Huick locked his front wheels and not having “ •‘T to unlock them again, bumped into the curb. Those granite curbs do Hot give a bit, and the meeting of a ■»iftly moving hotly and an irresistible object damaged the swiftly moving body •‘ 1n Wilkin», Buxton, Lola Gowdy. •»Gr In tho evening the party motored b) Um home of Earl Gowdy on the West - f * •*. - 1::*: •:■ " i <**. j . **«•«••' ! •*1»• J* W. Bell and daughter^ Miss Alice, of Tavarea, were among the vis- Hom to the city yeatcnlay. Col. Bell U ‘ he editor of tho Tavarea Herald and un, hU «“cceaaful management the paper . °b>lf a great work for the capital of * county. He report» Tavares as _t"g in fine shape and many winter visitors coming down to build homes on ‘ be shores of beautiful L ake Dora. . , v *rr* 1» becothing quit« a winter re- 5- *, ' T h a t wo h ave e v e ry facility for tu rn ing out ije a t p rin t­ ing o f nil kinda. L e tte r h ead s, bill h ead s, office st«,tio n ery , e tc ., fu rn ish ed at th o l o w e s t p r i c e s f lr a t c l a s s w o r k w ill p e r m i t . | I Chase & Co. (* , / / / * * * t * * * * * Itirithi F r u i t s V ( ‘f4<*t;ihles H a tlo n g lr*< to ¡ton . S u r id a x . ( le t (i(‘in‘ral Insurance1 Agents if *ilx M- ( *u s x a I ’ a e l c al AX l.ll.'l I .1(1. I t . JtC J titli SANFORD \ all.innl Hi-ruit t <*m|ianx '*. Tmil I like*, at J 11 Roberts' Ih -Jn I liJUX iellai.il Pa r k vxx»\xxxxxwxvxvxxxxx»xxxxx%vxx\\\wvvvvvxkvvv»v»s x v ie » %»» »»a k» » s » k < I d* .,1 pn J I > Ifnli* r I - is h a a il li o g XX* nier n and Tloridn Meut». We work a lin* HANSON lin*' I •> Jl* arc equipired to handle your repair Sanford Miialiiru* fw Gnrtigc (*> fri-4Htf ( uhan Made Gua»a lo* xce al J It Roher t - Jill» M O D ER N S H O E R E P A I R »SHOP in wood AVi H(H HOST I ». ,'t< ELECTRIC MACHINERY H r i u g v o u r old t i r e » to N n n l o r i l M n c h i n e A t i n n i g e Co fo r » ol* o to / 1ug f i i 4* i f WANTS All Local Advertisem ents Under Ib is Hendln*, th r e e C en ts a I Ins f uch Issue laist—Child's lock**! and chain, en­ graved I* .1 I Finder return tiiOlt» Park avenue Hi-Ju Celery Plant» for Sule —line million cel­ ery plants for sale A Ikxrner. Celery avenue. 12-lf For Rent—Nice furnished front room with fireplace Also want more table hoarders ZIMi Park Avr I I- For Sale— Mule. Can lie seen at T L Green’s |>lace. half mile south of Hrndy » store. West Side •• if Mr. Rowdy motored to Sanford from VVinu.f Park with a merry crowd of Hollins student». Miss Mary Walker «ntcrtalned them at a delightful lunch’■°n- In the party were Misses Dan- SMI i it. r . r . might ho a preaout ffom a rich Hunt In which r«»n ho 1» very mu\ty,th*> r« r« rio of Iftcan* Tor Rent Gissl oflicc risuti on ground Don Well located Apply al Herald of lice. I X tf •omewhat. D e p o sits A b s o l u t e l y I n s u r e d Ni. I 4M VNr%l hint .Slirrl N ril ()tsw fii 1 Ilf Nrgl F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK OF SA N FO R D , F LA . P r aeo. H RANO P r é s i d a n t P P OH B T e R , C a s h i e r Funds O P Protected by P E R N A L O , V ie* Pr»» WHITNER, As»t. Cishlar Burglary Insuranco S a fe ty D ep o sit B o x e s for R e n t O R G A N IZ ED 1807 HAND BRO THERS L IV E R Y , F E E D and First Class Table Hoard — Mrs L L. Goodhue, 210 Pork avenue 102-lf For Sale—(»nod Hoick runabout or EvreB l n c h s m l t h l n g and H o r n n n h o n ln g ilt touring car. ikilh in good condition H a r n o s s a n d W a g o n s and sole chca|>. W. J . Thigpen nt Holden H orses and M u les Bought and Exchanged Real F7smte LTo 100-tf H E A V Y H A U L IN G AND C O N T R A C T I N G For Rein hr Share Forming—Several acres land, house and horn, two flowing wells. 2U miles from iiosioflice. Sanford. Fin. Addison I. William». !K)-tf For Rent—Five acres, well, tiled, wilt» E x p e r t W a tc h R e p a ir in (j house. Also 10 acres, 5 tiled. Also ii A l l W ork G u a r a n te ed acres tiled, with good house. Call on or phone VV A. Minnick. Cameron City 94-tf Send Yodr Work to Us ind Hove It Attended lo Property For Rent—Light housekeeping apart­ ments $T $3 50 and $4 00; also furnished Engraving, Clock and Jevyclry Repairing room. Mrs M E. lli*o|»*r. laiorcl and Second 8 -tf AA’antisi PiMituin as store clerk, ul* flee clerk. bookkeejNT. tiuiv ke»*|»er *»r coll«*ctor. Experience and references. Address ’’Position,” 101 7th S t. 16-2p GRMNLEAF & CROSBY CO. Jewekn, Silvenmiths and Importers 41 West B*y Street Jacksonville, Morida �Octobei 15, 1 0 1 2 THE SANFORD HERALD m e jt* M 4 d « iiL a u ii4 itítid titii2 ú £ !d ti£ U n u iü tid JU *d d rti3 d ú ti> iú f3 ú ii(a « tid a a ^ SO M E IM P R E S S IO N S ANO E X P E R IE N C E S O F A T R IP TO OLD ENGLAND g. B. MLBBELI. direction are many imleed. Tiiere are not many points in which th«* writer will admit Knglish *uj*-nurity but it must be admitted that the London police sys­ tem is sway altead of anything on this side The whole of England, and Eurofstoo, is now laughing at our boasted "rnagnjlifi-nl" New Y'ork |«oli«e* system. A Sunday in 1-ondon is a day to make a lasting impression upon the traveller. All the shop kis-jters put over their win­ dows great iron or wooden shutters to le*.scn tin- danger of thieves, anil to shut out tile view of tin- public, so that the streets no longer Idok like streets but look more like wulled passage ways. A noted Frenchman. M. Tain«*, lias thus descrilHsi a Ixmdon Sunday "Sunday in laindon the simps are shut,' the stru ts almost deserted, the x»|*v*'t is that of a wi-U ordered «■«ji^f-iff^V'-’ Flit- few pasH»-rs-by In tlu- di-s«*rt nf squares and streets have th ^ look of uneasy spirits risen front tlu-ir graves, it is appalling. After an hour's walk ill tin- Strand es|H*cially; one medita!**» suicide." Indeed he is,nearly right; but perhaps it it a good thing after all, after one has gotten used to the quietly observed Sabbath. And if on n Sunday morning M. Talne’e descri|ition is justified, ohe is reminded that litis is n good time to explore the more distant parts of the town. DON'T BE CREATURE OF HABIT 0 e t te r to Mako Some Blunders Than to OscIHata Alwaya In a Groove. It la a good plan to break one's bab Its occasionally, to seo that It cau still be done To follow even the best After WnitinR Westminster Abl**y tin* and opponi«* th rin a r r thus»- of the op|M> of hablta too closely tsuds to ossify writer visited the Houses of Parliament «Ilion. existence. It makes one atltf. It nar­ One other interesting part of the edi which arc within ju st a few Htcps of the rows his tastes. T h e retired farmer Abbey and lie between it and the tic«* is that part known as Westminster who atlll gets up before daylight every Thames. What a huge pile of build• Hall. Next to the Tower and the Ah morning, ao as to gel an early start ings they are. Like the Abbey they are ' bey it is the most historic edifice in Lonwaiting for bedtime, would be much covered with 11 coat of black. Rut still ¡don. It was built in 1097, and its inagbottor off If during tho stress of life their sixe, the immense number of the I nitlcent oak ceiling has 1hs*h described he had broken hla habit occasionally rooms they contain and the historic |as one of the “ finest feats in carpentry and slept until nine o’clock. Tho city «man who lota the atreot, associations make of them a place of the 1 in existence." It is one of the largest tho flat, the oftlco grind become an un­ without supporting pillars in the world. greatest interest bearable habit loses all bla elasticity. The great six«* of the buildings may In* ' Here Charles I. was trusl and condemn Recently a brother and sister were gathered from the fact that they cover a 1 ed. here Cromwell was /proclaimed found In an eaatorn elate who bad apace of eight acres, containing eleven I I xml Protector, nnd hero a few years lived on tho sarao farm for sixty quadrangles, and the facade that faces I later the same Cromwell decorated tin* years, nnd during thut tliuo bad not the river is nine hundred and forty fis*t ¡south gable. Here also wcjv tritsl ami been ten miles from homo. For in length. The style of architecture is |condemned-William Wallace, Ixird Cobthirty years the woman had not been Gothic, and since the cost of the struc­ ham, Sir Thomas Moore, Somerset, th«* to town, flvo miles away, and for 16 tu re was about 116,000,000, one cun Kurl of Eoacx, Guy Fawkes und many years, although well nnd atrong, aha Mr. Gladstone’s body rested had not been so far from the houao imagine th at the huge extent of such a others aa tho branch In their bottom field. structure makes a great sight. At the herei i state for two dn}s in 1898. Rut Hablta or life llko this become prison n o rth end Is the clock tower, 31C feet the greatest event took place in 1910, chains. Ono muat do some things the high, where a huge clock with dints u continuous procession of hundreds of samo way or nearly the sarao to learn twentyrtwo feet in diameter may be thousands of |H*ople from all over tin* to do them well, but once having acseen from all parts of the city. In the world pass«*d through the hall to viewqu!ro<l tho skill of repetition. It la well tower Is hung an enormous I h*II. weigh­ tin* laxly of King Edward as it lay in to break away and do It aomo othor ing over thirteen tons, nnd its ponder­ slate. Tablets on tin* stain* at one end I’crpetual Motion Aguin way. It Is bo tto r’to mako aomo blun% ous tones, as the hours are struck by it. I mark the h | h i ( where Charles I stood to Jacksonville has developed a senastion dors and get sotno knocks experi­ may be heard all over iondoti in c l e a r ' receive sentence unit another where in the claim just published by .Ionian E. menting than to oscillate In a groovo weather, and justly earn for Hie mon­ Gladsltme lay in stati* ami where King Storms, a local machinist, that he hits until freedom ends.—Collier’s Weekly ster th»* name of “ Rig Ren " At the Kdward lay in state solved the problem of |H-rpi-tual motion, There are many otiier parta of thè and is after the reward of $ 1'J.ltOO.OOO southern extremity of the srtucture is a PAYING FOR HIS IMPATIENCE beautiful lower still higher und larger building alinosi «*quul to th«*se in inlen-st. offered for it by France. bui iheae thr«sserve as un cxumple of than the clock tower, known as the He refuses even to have his invention Victoria Tower. T h is one contains wiiat is in sture for thè visitor to this patented at present for fear its secret Next T im a It Is Likely T h a t Pstriok Devlin Will W slt for th# many fireproof rooms used for th«* stor­ bistorte spot. might lie disclosed, its it íh so simple that Ju ry 's Decision. Thiis far th<* wriler has allcm p tid to a hoy age of parliamentary records and l«ecould discover it almost at u neath it la the beautiful entrance us»*d dcscrihe nf all thè multitude of Ixindon's glance, and not until he has an iron clad If P atrick Devlin of Iviwronce. by tbe King and (Jn««-n when they come siglits unly liiris- or finir of thè mori- un contract with the I- ri-ncli government will M u ss, were not such nn Imputleut INirtant. lii»t lei no oiu* of bis r«*udi*rs the world know what the se«-rel is hence to ojten Parliament. man ho would bo fr«-« today. Instead Within th«* great mass an- mult it ml«*« ' imagine that tin**«- w«-r«- all. fur during Storms h a s worked at the puzzle for ho 1» locked up at tho stnto farm. of rooms literally llUfnl»«T«**i by lain the two m r k * of his sluy in London Is- twenty live vean. IS |H-rf«-ctl\ sincere Ilrldgewater. for nn Indofinlte period P atrick was on trial at Hnlotn be­ ilretls ami corridors measured l>> miles wu.** **o constantly on the go tli.it at tin- and is not litighou-wII lu- invention There is comparatively very little of 111«- «-ml of that tune he was loot sore and works it will revolutionize mechanics by fore n Jury, charged with drunkenne»n whole that tin- visitor may ses*. Imi there ( worn out physically from s«> constant a so|ipbinting stationarv engines in pro All tho evidence was In nnd tho Jury After n while Patrick be­ Rut wluit wus 'b e in g power for manufacturing mm retired is far more t h a n run- m a y r e t m - m U - r a n d round of sight sis-mg cam e fidgety. T h e longer the Jury t h r e e o f t h e n io r* in t e r « - s t m g m a y I«- far worsi- thun Ih«- pliysnul fatigue was mg, generating electricity, etc. Storms stayed out tho more Impatient he be­ th è m e n t a l f a t i g u e flint a lw a y s follows HUVW mentioned her«*. came After finding the struct ore *>n th* w lli-ll OHI' |S Slirfeltisl w iti, SII* li i 11•*st of I .e -'omplisle *l tin- invention In t In­ Finally he arose and said: whole so immense it is gr*-,«t surprise in t e r e s t m g things tu «•-*l'hi-r«- i' u law *d gravitation, and (tail not as a tov "You r honor, 1 would llko to change to find that the legislative halls id I lie lum i to wfuit olii- u h i s*s* .«lui enjoy, and lull a mtM'hiiiilsni cupable of developing my pl«-n from not guilty to guilty.’’ greatest nation «in earth art- so small that otte re aih i-s thè p o m i whi-re th in g s, no unlimited hors*- power depending upon The change was noted by the clerk. they wouhl la- appropriate for the use of m a i l e r how inti-n -sting fati to m a k e aiiy it- size and I want it distinctly under Suddenly the <1<xir openeil nud tho mime o f our c o n g r r e * * t o n u l c o m m i t (is-** j mipressuin on t h e m i n d In I aindon - I imsI that this is no dream The fact Jury trooped back Into c«nirt "W h a t say you. Mr Kureitinn nnd a t Washington Th«- f i r s t <d tin"*«- t h a t , th « -r e i w - r * m o e h t o -*.-• ititi t la tii.it it was capable of prodte mg such gentlemen of tho Jury. Is the defend th«* w r i t e r •*nl»-r«-«l u ,«s t h e H o u s e o f * r i t » - r d i d '•> m il* li t h a t .«I t h e e n d -'I power made it a little dilhcult to gov ant guilty or not guiltyT~ nnked tho lyo rd*. I t i * in«l«*»al a " G i l d e d l h a m tin - i « n w«a-k* lie * as n o t o n l n p h y s i c a l l y i-rn at first, hut in a short time I mas chirk. ix*r,” and t h o u g h it is only n i n e t y f*s-[ foot s«iri- n n d 11r•sI hut he was a b s o l u t e j tered it ill such a wav I fiat it is governed " Nt A g u ilty !" replied the foreman. long a n d f o r t y -five h r o a d a n d as m a n y ‘ |y s u r f e i t t s l a n d t ille d w i t h t h e m u l t i t u d e 1a- |M-ffii tl\ as tile Steam engine i t s el f " Pntrtck was crestfallen Having high, yet it is l i g h t * ' ! In t w e l v e s t a i n e d id g u m l t lu n g s t o -a-*I i n a g m i - t l i i ' i i how changed his plea, he had to tnke his glass w i n d o w s , c o n t a i n i n g p o r t r a i t s o f g r e a t m u s t l*e t h e lo n g p r t N ‘«*H.*«ion of medicine Although the Jury aald that tn tlklnwahs Hirer Whale t h e Kings ami IJ ii«*ciih o f E n g l a n d R e - p l e a s a n t m e m o r i i - » i d t h i n g s o f in t e r e s t Willie li-hing in the llhlawaha Hear ho was not drunk. Patrick sabl that tw«*en t in - w i n d o w s a r e m a n y s t a t u e s t h a t |ia.ss«-n t h r o u g h h is m i n d at th<- n u n G o res landing Saturifay, a parly con­ he was drunk, ami so (he court de­ T h e throiu-s f o r t h e King ami ( j u i - v n , at i lion of t t i e name <d L o n d o n sisting of Messrs. Frank Anthony, cided that bo ought to know better one end of tiie room, have above them ] There is more to Inmdnn than the < harh-i Elippeii and Ernest Colby, thau tho Jury. u gorgeous gilt canopy, while in front of sights of the town There I' a pis oli.ir caught I In- biggest hsh that has las'll them ts the famous “ Woolsack" on which |atmosphere about the great, rrowded, hook«-*l in tho*«- waters for years ('hits Mytterlou# Cava Dweller*. tho laird Chancellor sits, and on each busy old city that one can hnd nowhere f-'l 11*|-• n wte. i aught th*- list, thought T h e sentim ent thut uccompnnle# sliii- are the seats reser \»•*1 fur \ m I, ass a ••I-**' I I«- I* * eri-di burr. anil and t»n-*tl* * li» ' L» t l f i l .»A tho common <!«-*!r«» for thv preserva Him til I •. 11,1 . dors and dist ingutshisl gin-s.ts Right III S.w 'l .irt* .«r• Hid--.il talking tint a fuii» tu« i • ii 111if ids r him .uni iti i••tit tlon of historical relic* «if Mm Arnerl 1 »li Indians, who are fast psssliig ami left of tin- throne, running the length t h e re |<* »el t|l* great J>. i |,. |» I •. *- i l l y |M» f » f > |*•» f * • * -Mil» ft* u f it* m 11b! ••v •* r th»away or being m«-rged Into the clvllof the room are the red morocco l«-n*-ht*s wi t h Its th o u s a n d s *d miles of strei-t.s «•I I»*T " I*I•* •»1 l III’ llllltl ||f |||li| ni) tl> Ixirflun of a new century, la qow bolng on which the 650 noble Lord» of the and its millions of mhuhilants. The tin- nal. though, and in time landed tin* manifested In referenc# to tho preser­ House are entitled to suL At the other streets of l^indon an said to In- over fish, which like a young submarine towisl vation of tho homo Of tho clllTdwelend ia the “ Rur," at which tin* faithful 7,000 milts in li-ngth, enough to stretch its captors and their craft up and down ling Indians, whoso history is ns m ys­ Commons attend to hear the »fa-eches from New York to San Francisco and the river for over an hour Tins fish, terious and unr«»cordcd as that of tho from the throne and to hear tin- assent hack again t tin-could wander through when weights I some hours after being lost tribes of Isrnel. Various Mi«*oric# to the lulls they have pasvsl Above them for a life tune never neiiig tin- same taken from tin waters pulled the scale to havo been propounded rcgerdlng tho are rangisi the gallertis* for visitors sights and f a n s * that had Ims-ii s *- ii I n Legends have It that I - ' 1« pounds It wa.- -in melles long and «lift dw«-||«*rs Every foot of space is utilized and «very , fore \S 11Inn 11««- hounds of greater .’ 1 1, inches in girl h and had a mouth like they aro tho descendants of Mnntexurna. Th«* [xipular th«*<»ry Is that tho inch of wall covered with dceifratton London are to !,*• found some •*• i n ami .* cellar d.Mir 'Tin- lining men caught llidlstu began by living In caves, tho indissl, It S4S-HIS u tut over done to u a half million ,,{ j*eo|i|e gathered from a boatful III -mailer lisli (rom I 1 ¡ pounds homes that nature bad provided, and Americana wfio tare lor more elbow every corner of tie- earth alnl s|ieakmg down fin- lug tisb was so strong and then, with tho natural lng«*nulty of ro o m ." every know n language fierce that if it hadn't I ms-ii f o r (In- good man. proceeded to excavate cavea Rut as ill tin- e ase of th e Abltey, tills The police system of London is worthy stout Marion Harward tackle hi- might high up lu the side of th « clIfTa, little hall is full of tbe greatest mem­ of a passing mention, it seem* to the liave i-scapisi. tic-ala Star where they might ho safeguarded ories. What great and powerful voices writ»-r that hi* has never ms-n sucii an A 1'J pound fish is a common occur­ frura attack » and when# their su­ would go unchallenged. have resoundisi here in defense of, or in array of giants as the policemen of lain rence in Sanford G«d A DeColtes premacy protest against, this or that measure. dun New Y’ork's an* large, hut Iain and dame* II Overman never tsku ¡£ Americans know very llttl« of the his­ How much of history lias here been don's are larger. Tin* whole force, that fish home that weighs lets than 1‘. tory of the cliff dwellers o r of tho place where they formerly Rvod. If forged. Hen- literally tin- destiny, not looks after the welfare of the seven and pouisls the Indians know, they do not telL— only of individuals, but even of nations a half millions, number aliout twenty Le (tile's. has been decided. Kings. ipMs-ns, thousand men. a fifth of the numiier in Threatened b) Storm prince!i, ambassadors, lords, gi.-sl slate** our standing army. When* on earth the Washington, Oct M l Tns»-ttIts), and Nswsb Sultan Ja h a n B#0 am. men and all the servants of the govern­ English iseople have s«-curisl an many raii>>fjM-alh«-r throughout the gulf und Ho. ye women suffragists! Did yon m ent have gathered here to take part liuge men, is a mystery, hut all s**em to south Atlantic states during the first ever hear of Bhopal, DhopaJ In the in or to listen to the d«-l>ati*s that de­ Is- at least six feet two and to weigh well part of the coming wis-k 1.« |insbct«s| by land of tho HlndusT cided the course the greatest ship of over two hundnsl It is no wonder that tlie weather bureau as a result of a trop­ Bhopal Is a native province of Indio, s ta te the world ha* ever s«*«-n should fol­ tin- government do«** not allow them to ical storm now entering tin- Gulf of ruled by Its own princely family. It Is low. Surely no student of government carry either fire arms or the customary Mexico from the Caribbean Sen. ono of th e m ost flourishing and most could wish for a more hallowed or more stick. One of them can handle any two "Elsewhere over the country the enlightened of all the native states. inspiring spot than this old hall. oniinary men without any assistance. weather will Is- lair during the next sev­ Tlmo was whon Its Inhabitants, who Not far from the House of laird*, is the Rut, what seems most unusual to us. eral days." says the w«-ekly bulletin. were w'arllke. had little tim e for any­ equally famous House of Commons. they are actually of some service to a Although a disturbance of moderate in­ thing but fighting th e Marathas and After the magnificence of the other hall p**rson. They an* all hitelligent along tensity. altemled by l«s:al an-aa of pre­ othor fierce tribes by whom they were surrounds. the room in which the Commons carry with their strength and size, and when cipitation will develop over the far west on their work seems severely plain and they are asked for information they ure Then « n o old Nswsb E lk an d sr DeTuisuiuy or Wednesday, cross the Middle business like. Tin* fittings nr»* all In able and willing to give it. It ms-ms a g am —& woman ruler— and everything west about Thunalay and the eastern wim changed. T h e arts of war «n««As excellent taste, but there is compara­ pity that we cannot realize that the Htat**s Friday. u l way for th e arts of peace. S h e was tively little adornment. The impres­ police may be used for more than mi-n-ly Seasonal temjierature will prevail succeeded on th e throne by a daugh­ sion here again Is always one of smaIN to keep order. The London policeman throughout the country until after the te r and she tn turn by the woman ness. Though the House numlx-rs 670 will go out of his way to direct a stran­ passage of this disturbance when a whose omphontous name heeda fM# members^ there is room for only 476, ger, to help a lady across a dangerous change to considerably lower temper- editorial. nnd nn important debate gives rise to crossing, to push a stalled wagon, to proT h e Influence of these th r e e women utures is probably oyer much of the cqun* keen competition for seats. The speak­ t»*ct a child or to do nny of n thousand beyond eattmtUv try. Tlie change to colder will appear rulera has been er's seat is at the north end, and when useful things that an American |>olirein tin- northwest Wi-dn«**duy or Tliflrsdnv Bhopal has been at peace. H s f peo­ ail tho intervening doors are iqs-n the man would say was not his businew. in the northwest ion Wwinesday nr ple have devloped th eir Industries and speaker is in full view of the King and And then* an- plenty of them too. One their arts. They have flourished and Tliurvlay poverty has been decreased. q W ? 0 In the opfxisiU- end of the distant does not have to huni half an hour to find Hurrah for Jahan Begmmf Long House bf lairds On the s|M*aki-r's right one of them, and the times that a stran­ Sanford Mn- may she rsig n l— Albany Ttagg-Uaioo. are that benches of the government party ger in London has to call, upon them for chine 1 « Garage r fri-48-ti J. u. » Iu „ Som e Underpriced Offerings Florida Realty Co. Sanford, Florida CITY PROPERTY I ’ity Residence, five r«»«.niv new, all modern. All nt-ct*s.s;u outhouses. An ideal localim, Cun be bought for its little :i. ^JOO.OO easli down, the hal ance $20.00 Momh Choice Hnilding Lot, high an«l dry, located near (intmntar School. I/Ots ndjoining and in this neighi>orlu)od selling f.,r $000. T h is jibes for $r»oo im Forty Room Tourist lioit-l in a thriving little Florida Io w n Just remodeled nnd furnished throughout. T h e furnishinualone ure worth more than w*are asking for the entire pro|s e r t y ......................... $10,000.00 Eight Room Dwelling, lo­ cated on the Heights *1 good building lots go with this prop­ erty. (¡ood water. The four lots iromise a fine proposition i<* told os an investment as this t> tmund to be Sanford’s future suburban residence s e c t i o n We affer the entire holding for . .»■ $1G50.00 SURIIRUAN FARMS Five Acres ull tiltsl uml in in clan-« sfiai»«-, with board« to M. ,. i, two arri-s ct-lery. On iiurd road tcity und to Rund's Siding. Tin« recommemiation. Price |:i6(MI0<i Five Acre Tract in M e c r a llam inock, Three acres clear­ ed. Wire fence, giwxl llowinp well. For tjuiek sale we -mi\ ('Perms can In* arranged «m part) only SHOO .on Fifteen Arres, five clt-;in. and tiled. T w o fine well T w o small outbuildings. Ail under Pittsburg wire fen«. Quarter mile loading stalinii This place will only l»e on ilnmarket for a few days for t|in* i sale $2.r>0(i tin Thirty-five Acres in t \s miles Sanford, (iood (lotihli story house which cost $250(1 no to build. (Iood barn for 12 <>i 15 head slock. N’o better <lnn \ priRtosiiion itt the state. W« offer this at $3500 .(in O RA N G E G K O V ES T ««> Fin«- Orange Grot«-*, on* I l ai r«-*, »ill* lint* crop of firtglit Ir . right on St Johns river also tin- A < I R It Wdi ««-II at a bargain I Iother, live miles from Sunford, o\.-r one thousunil trees in Itearing Finlocution on luke front This gr-- • contains some of (In- famous Rub.« Naval Orangia*. together »itli a fit ■•ral iev«»rtment ol .*11 tin- I«.-n«-s *u«-li il- St M n in n i Hi I\«r*-oti Itrn» ii i-tr T I M B E R AND CUT OVER LAM» Ten Thousand Acre« in l«tk< county, a fine suit division proposition. Can be sold in five or len acre traefs ir o n $1(1 to $f><) per am*. Flown wells can lx-had on alxnti 2 ooiacres. This is gtssl iruckint land ami will grow ¡tnylhm, Some fine groves adjoin n I*ijuifk sale $ 3 .0 0 acre Five Thousand ArreH in \ <>ln sia county Flu., East Co;i>i It. R. runs through it. Hali­ fax river east side. Shell enough on it to shell every road in county. Flowing wells can be had anywhere. Portion touches one ot the best town on east coast. We won’t prm it here, for a capitalist is figm ing with us for it. If Interested we will talk it over. If interested in round tim ­ ber we have li)M,K7 rt acres for sale. Its not in one body or any one locality, but we have jt a t the right price, figure with us. 3,000 Acres cu t over land, adjoining the celery delta of Sanford. Scattered through the tract is, some of the finest citrus froit lands in Florida. W e offer this a t $8.00 acre It will be our ixdicy never t«> ofTer anyth in g for sale unless we can say conscientiously wc are giving you your m oney’s worth. 8 « ! the many bargains wc art* of­ fering in all kindi of real estate, both city and farm. Timber and all kitffl*of good bargains. Florida Realty Co. Soit« 9 mil 10 0. tW . Bottling �« r^ h p e r . il j- , ^ ^ a i <it October 15,1912 n ir sAsropo nr raí d PEOPI.K LEAVING CALIFORNIA ()Tff Two Thousand Expect to le a v e NORTH (¡olden S la te for Florida j H. Sadler of Oakland, one of Or­ ange county’» prominent citizens wua in the city la»1 Saturday and cnll«xl at t hi* Ili-rald office. Mr. Sadler Inn b«-«-n down the East Coast and state<| that he met a gentleman on the train en route from California who ntate<l to him that over »,000 families expected to leuVe California this season for Florida. That the exodus from the Golden Stute to the hand of Flowers was so groat th at the »«tern railroads urc hecoming alarmed »nd their representatives are in Florida looking up our resources and endeavor ing to locate the lodeslone that i* depop­ ulating California in fnvor of Florida. In speaking about California the people that have resided there seem to he of the opinion that California is not a poor man’s country, has none of the great ad­ vantages offered by Florida and were it not for the glowing advertisements put EAST lo Igl Hill villainous beef wh n h a c arc th-» -on |m-|list to ,-al would disapp- ir Ifhl s e would Im- a hit happier Uunta Gordu Ili-rald. t ALTAMONTE S P R I N G S •Mrs N II. Fogg Is visiting her »laugh­ ter. Mrs. J. M. Trac»-y, and family in Jacksonville. Mr. Franklin F. Davis has returned from a summer visit with h«*r r«-lntiv»-s »nd friend» in the New England »tutee »nd ta again settled for the winter in her iM-autiful hutne. School has cummenr»*»! *ilh Miss May aa teacher. The proprietors of the Altamonte Hut,-I, Mckgra. Geo. E . Hat«« and non, *rv expected to arrive this week with a force of help, who will rush the improvottivnt» to Im- made for an early opening o the popular touriat rwmrt. The winter rraidents will return and open their cot­ tages much earlier thUJ season than usual. •Mrs. 01>ed Foaa will return this week »ccotnpanied hy her niece. Mias Small »mi her brother and family. Dr. Randall and wife will arrive be°re the presidential election, os lie is a v“ter in this precinct. The citrus fruit crop is larrer than Usu* and the fruit is brighter #m motw ilcairabh- sixes. Much of the r«>p Mjdedged to the Citrus Fruit Ex­ change, for tin? growers believe in the protection -of organisation. T h e large ttrnery. owned by Mr. Charles I). lainoa of New. York city, will comro* nre ,h *Pplng fort# th l, week. Great ta are expected from the enterprise. i .-a. d . . . . . . I ------- -- lo r Information, Ratos and Reservalions se c nearest Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write A . W . F R IT O T , O. P A S S . A C T . 138 W o a t D a y S t . J A C K S O N V IL L E , FLA. ^ THE FOLLOWERS. — W inner In th« IMttwhtirg Post WHY DR. WILEY IS FOR WILSON __ ___ F im o u i o f th » C h t m la t B e lie v e » N a tio n D em and» of th e th e M »«H h E le c tio n D e m o c r a tic T lc ic a t . By H A R V I Y W W ILEY (Form er Chief Chetili»! of the l? H I M . p r » r l n i e i it o f A g r i c u l t u r e i a p p e a l 1» c h lw f ly t«J t h o » e »ho. like my » « If. h u t « b e e n l l f a l o l i K H « p u b He art« I b e l i e v e t h a t n o k i n d o f an My i v d i t i i n l s t i at tu n 1» g o i n g t o ru lu the c o u n try I h a v e a h i g h p e r s o n a l '»* g s r d f o r e a c h - in « o f t h * c a u i l h l a t e « fur p r e s l d e t i t a m i V I r e p r e s l d e e n t on n il tlie tic k e t» A l l H ie [ s j l l t b al p l a t f o r m » a re m a i n l y s o u n d and a ll p ro m ts « «f f o r t In b e h a l f o f t h e w h o l e p e o p l a M> c h u b « 1» n o t basest on » p l a t f o r m It wiui d e t e r m i n e d by m y lmpr«»aalon» o f t h o r u u l nttltudo of t h e c a n d i d a t e « re » P it t in g the p u b lic w e lfa re W e a re c re a tu re s of h w re d lty and e n v iro n mont In our attitude t o w a r d » g r e a t p u b l i c (jueRtlon» we a r e a l m o s t a l i o geth»»r c r e n t u r » - » o f e n v i r o n m e n t W h a t t w o m e n n r » hy e n v i r o n m e n t l e a s t l i k e l y t o be « w a y e d ti) »[w*- la l In te rr » !» and m o«t lik e ly t o l-e Kul-twd tty d e v o t i o n t o p u t ' l l , w e l f a r e * o f th e c a n d id a te « have a lre a d y 1» o tie,-II t r i e d In t l i e p r « « l d e u t t a l c h a i r a n d we k n o w by experteued w h a t m a y he «» t h e m r e s u m e h is f o r m e r » o s t o n M s r c h 4. 1913 Mr Hoosevett b y r e a s o n o f h i» a t t i t u d e t»> w a r d s th o fo o d and d ru g act aban ,t o n e d tb«> I ' O n i U l l i r n o f t h e . o u n t r y t»i t h e r a p a c i t y o f a few n ie t c e lt s r y m a n u fa c tu re r« Under a u th o fltv of c o n g re » » I had c a rrie d on e x te n s iv e « • » p e r t i n e n t » w l t l i my »O c a l l e d i- o U o t a q u a -1 a n d f o u n d th a t c e rta in «uf> ■ ta n c n i, v lx . h c n x o lc c o m p o u n d * . sul p h u rtitt» c o m p o u n d » a n d e u lp h u t e of c o p p e r ( b l u e « t o n e ) , w e r e I n j u r i o u s to C IT Y In fnvor of pr e dnt o r y Inlet«»!» RESTAURANT •P ir«t Strrrt imr l>ltx 1 from op|nNltf ) H. E. W IS E , P rop rieto r W i l s o n a n d M a r s h a l l by t l i e l r e d u c a tlo n and e n v ir o n m e n t » re free f r o m Ho Says Taft and T. R. Are Sol- In ¡‘“Vbehalf s " 1in,? 'r" 'l,í¡5r lr,);' ,* ,rtol,c IwU ‘ of public welfare diers of Fraud. I I support the Democratic nomluees EN EM IE S OF PURE FOOD LAW THE official» under the law who nr„ trying to protect the public health and will mako short ahrlft of tho*« who have brought »bout then» priment tinboara tile condition» tda* pectod I f e i t h e r o f Fancy Work Circle The m,-mlM-ni of the Fancy Work < iri l,-were the guest/] of Mrs T S Itavis 1 hursiluy afternoon Their pretty fan f > »urk and »iK-ial conversation w.1- cn juytsl I.) the latliee, as was also the dalll tv -al cl sandwiches and tee tea served the iM/stfH*. Mrs. Davis' guests Were Mrs lloU-rls, Mrs. H. || Mill. Mrs VA«m»InafT. Mrs Garner, Sirs Hines. Mrs U II ( hap|M*||, Mrs, W W. AlM-rnathy »nd Mrs. J. I). Davison. W EST Electric Lighted Pullman Dining and Sleeping Cars £; Genuine Wild Oats Y>- ttie-\ are genuine and not uf tli>ethical variety, to till* sowing uf win, I, many young men are supposed to Imaddicted. The crop of wild oat.s in this ijuarler iif the state Is the large-! a n d finest that we have seen hi many years Great fields of them call lie seen front t he 1'nasl Line cars la-tween T a m p a and I’unta Gnrtlii In many places along the right of way hetwts-n Winston ami Ikner these oat* are thick and luxuriant «*Hough to Im- harvested with a sevtlu­ ll e mil) where they have Ims-ii fenced it, and the land protis-tisl from lire that tf„ . • in Im- sis-n They are a line forage f--r -Mltie. and il is a pity that tln-y ali­ gning to waste Many years ago. in the ginsl old »lavs (»fur,- the war, I«-(ore the |H-rm, ime practice of tiurnmg off the wi mm I s was Ix-gim. wild oats gr»-w so thickly and luxurunlly all over South Florida that two men on horseback riding fifty fis-t apart Ihruiigli them could not s»-»- each other Then the cuttle were fat and their meal »as tender anti juicy. If we could restore the conditions Ilf those ol d day- then the msipul drv . ta«t,-les- SOUTH ATLANTIC COAST LINE forth by the wtwtcrn roads they would not !>« able to get hnlf the travel west­ ward that they are noew receiving. All of which brings us bnck to the Commercial Club and advertising on a large scale. If Florida is the best state In the Union for the poor man and the rich man und all of us think so and can prove the assertion, then we should cer­ tainly get busy and let more (M-ople know alsiut the Ix-nulies of Snnford, not uni) as a place in which money can I» mailc hut as a place where the rt»h man ran take his ease and ytleasure, and lu-vl season Sanford will b«> the rich man's playground, where lie can have every pleasure, all tlie hunting and fishing, gulf, uutomohiling over twenty-five miles of brick roads and quartern at one of (he finest small hotels ill t h e s o u t h F o rm e rly M anager of O n t r n l t ’n f r X Steaks, Chops, O ysters and Fish a Specialty A P lace For Ladies and G e n tle m e n In full knowledge that many of the prominent Democrats In congress hnve been In full sympathy with the parsly E v ery th in g F ir s t C ass «1« of t he food law In tx-hnlf of t he unhol y dollar Rut whe n t he Detntv I * i’ronipt. ( ’Iran Service Meni Tickets are Sititi at Re<luce»l Rates 'ratio pr e s i de nt and v i c e p r e s i d e nt ,-t»«l t he aid of t l i el r ¡ « , » ,-r f u I H' t npa — thy In l i ehs l f of t h« putillr health I t ho s e o f tfielr o wn psrty not In » , i n vvw vvvvvvvvw uvvw v vv vvv vv vvv vv vvv vv vw v tvv vvv vv vvv vv vvv vv vvw vw | pa t hy » I t h t h e m » I I I be rohtM«) of > t h e i r power for ovt| |f R tMiseve|t or I sf t t-«< c h o s e n tl,n s«c. Iters ,,f fraud and nd u l t e r a t l o n will he Impregrui hl y e n t r e n c h e d for a n o t h e r four r, -ar« rj k J ' j A ^ r n l s for \ f u Y o rk a n d ( l i ir a ^ o F a r t o r i e n b e l i t o a t e s »ulphlttw amt ad'iperated ' I c d i o l l c t i ev « r i dg e s »III h a v e u tiew Î lea»,- o f life aiw I b e l i e v e al s o t h a t P r e s i d e n t W i l s o n «I I I r e n o v a t e t h« d e p a r t m e n t o f »gr l c u l t u r e r e e k i ng «• It ha« been for t he past t we l v e v e s r e « H h «. s n d a l « • and favoritism It,- »111 ««„ to It t h a t t he b u r e a u of s n t i n s l I n d u s t r y will ¡1 A. H. C R IP P E N & SON Iliult (¡ratio Pianos I Prices Easy Term s Piano Timini» A Specialty ( Irtlprs Solicit4*tl P. o . Pox 1127 p ro te c t th e p u b lic h e a lth lu s t r a , ! of t h e e f f o r t « o f t h e p a c k e r » t o »«|| ,1| „ eased m eat» tin d e r th,- p h rase P 8 In s p e c te d U n d e r P re s id e n t W ils o n : d e c e p tiv e a n d Pn«»M>d n o m o r e Pin D r i n k a B o t t l e of c h o t s Will tie k i c k e d o u t o f t h e » n r v l r e n o m o r e u n s p e a k a t - l e M c C a b e » w i l l ex c rc la e d ic ta to ria l | m i w «t s Thor« w ill h« no more cotton U-aka and jungle n t r iM - lt le « n o m ore E v e rg la d e iw | n d ie » B u c c a n e a irllig . (to a s tin g and b u n c o m b e w i l l g i v e p la c e t o « a n e «f fo rt» fo r th e p ro m o tio n o f real a grt c u l t u r e a nd t h e p u b l i c h e a l t h 1 tid e r W ils o n th e d e p a r t m e n t of a g r i c u l t u r e » III h e , n - i l n n d to apeak G IN G E R Htate A g r i c u l t u r a l College» and Experiment Hlattons. a n d tho State officials will no longer bo regarded as Inferior being*, living only on the large»» of ■ Washington cabal lug te rm » w ith ami e x e c u tiv e « »ho hnve g r o w n t o m a n h o o d a n d l i v e d In s u en « I r v in t iiM n t f a v o r a b l e to t h a t w h ic h m a k e « for t h s p u b l i c » « d f i i r « . t o v o t e for W ils o n ALE OR SODAWATER th« I aak a ll w ho » n n t h o n e s ty and fa ith f u l s e r v i c e In t h e t l e p a r t i n e u t o f A g r l c u ltu re , th« p ro m o tio n of p u tdlt h e a lth . and tiv t o ik lls l M a rs h a ll Miimifiii tiiH-d with purr dlstillrd water—they will prevent illness, aid iligratiiin and itive you health The Sanford Coca Cola k Bottling Co., S a n f o r d , FI» <«,,«>•« •*«,«• ■»>••»«» ivtt«» ,»»vn r»,t»Y vV »,*t»tV»»rVin»»Y»vY*li»Y^*VmilvV»VvV«Vvy«'ArViVirViVvYiW<,>^. - I A. P. CONNELLY Never Repeat so Unwind Tiling N e v e r r,-i« - u l u n k i n d I h l i i » H u t If you h e a r s o m e th in g k in d a n d id e n tutn t a n i l s w e e t , t h e n m a k e It your b t i s l i u - i i s t o re|M-at It It m n y s o u n d s u p e r i o r t o »ay y o u do n o t c a r e w h e t h e r p ix y p lo l i k e y o u o r n o t . y o u m u s t s|M-nk y o u r m in d T h a t Is n 't s u p e r i o r i t y I t 1« s u p r e m e se lfis h n e s s a n d » u rlln e s a health T h e Irw conferred upon me ns chief of tho bureau of chemistry, the duty of acting as r grRnd Jury and dolor mining whether food* and drug» were adulterated or misbranded Instead of appealing from my dsclalons to th* courts as tho la w roqulree, the users of these poisons appealed to President Iloosevelt. Ho not only listened to W o m e n F o r m Fi r e Brigade, them, but he abrogated the plain pro T h * W(,m ,- n o f I d r l a . In t h o A it s visions of tho Inw, appointed a hoard p r o v i n c e o f K r a l n . w e r e so dl»not contemplated by the law, and dl „ a l l a l l c d w i t h t h o f i t , - b r i g a d e that rectsd that theao predatory Interests j h * y h a v e f o r m e d o n e o f t h e i r own. might continue their attacks on tho . o n s t a t l n g o f dot i r e w o m e n . " w ith hoaJth of tho people until this board. , M „rin H trnos a* t h e i r c o in unknown to the law. should declds lnsuder. otherw ise * | Can wo safely trust the campaign Conditi oned. for public health to Mr Roosevelt 7 1 "How's y o u r sou g e t t i n g o n In eo|. cannot believe that to be the proper lege?" "Not at all. Every t l i n o there course. Mr. T a f t Inherited this ex ceedlngly bad condition of affair* are t w o m e n o n ha«»-« a n d It’» h la turn from hie predecessor and box~not I to Gnt. they bench him nnd give n only continued this Illegal board un ' »ubstltuto hitter a chanco " — Detroit der whose patronage adulterator* are Freo P r e s s still poisoning the people, but he did worse. In ths matter of the adulters Out of the Ordinary. tlon of distilled beverages In which Hewitt— Hnve you seen the n»-w Roosevelt upheld the legally conatl freak on' exhibition? J e w lt t— No; t o t e d authorities. Mr. T a f t reversed what’s hi» «peclallty? Hewitt— He ha» th at, policy threw the mighty no theory as to tho reduction of tho weight of the exeeutlve office lo the cost of living. s u p p M ' of the worst tot of /kdultsrstors f h l t ever dfdfcraood a .»»ofitry. j * Mr . Wtlson and Mr Marshall by Simplicity, their strenuous efforts In behalf of the All beauty Is heightened hy unity f6od laws' of their rei^ectlv* states, »nd simplicity, as Is everything which have given a positive promise to und *<• say, for whatever la great In ltauch a threatening state of affairs, j self Is elevated when executed or utTbwv yrlll support to tfcg. utmost tb s 1 i*red «1th «lurpllcH/.— W lakelm ann. ; GENLKAL F 1K E IN S U R A N C E AGENT S A M UHI» Office Above f Irtvt Vutlon.il llonk f I OXIDA ^AVMVAAVAAMA*V^AVAWA*W*WAW.W.VfWWAW.*VW.V.*.WAWAVWMWWM.V.WW«'i> W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General F ire Insurance O f f i c e w i t h H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. Sanford. BACK - OJY Florida THE JOB! Hack in Llic sumo old business ogaui and prepared to do all kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work, Tin Roofing, Guttering. Pipe Fitting anil Job Work done to order, also Artesian Wells. Will make it interesting to all Contractors and Builders. Call or write me when von want anything in my line Shop Cor Urd St. Oak Ave. �--------------------- Mül. %r October 1 2 . 1 9 ( 1 TME SANFORD MERAlO !V***/lm»nl oT Lhe Inon,.i HOY H A N D L E S S N A K E Ì 1 i l . i<'on IInued from 1V*I r» l « l HIS INTERFERENCE Ity clieat iTe ouf of a forfune TTTe that," and Uotty steeled her boart and dcturmtnrd to prove herself oqual to hsr father'« expectation and demand " I f I ever marry. I W1M tnarry Tom. Nobody could love a woman any more than he loroa me I am going abroad In ten day«, where I hop« to «tudy and travel and Improve my»elf. I need It." "A« late aa loat night, you didn't seed nor wont anything except my Jove. Tell me the whole truth. Hetty Why are you talking about Tom nowl Isn't It becauae of Uncle Henry'* wlllt decreed that thore ihould be only one —the one ho dominated. T h e r e had been tboao who defied him, and they find come to grief. When ho wa« told that young Campbell wa» going to try It be aent for him and «aid: "A new dally on the carpet, e h P tl. 9. land OOr* si O sìmot UI.. ri... i, October S j , •, ' Nolle» 1« i.crrt) gi » » n that With«,,. |i V ul f’soU. Fiondi, who. on Augu*t 1«, . . Horr>«*t»«d Entry No 3* *2*. S»rul for N E ' C Sort k n 6, Township 20 k "-41. W east. Tails h a w s mrridtsn, ks< ftl^. Intention to make tinsi tir» y«wr |.ro..f . " * •• claim to th» Und sbov» lUwcril^.t CUrk of th» Circuit Court, st Orlami.. I th* 13th day of No«rsaib»r, t i l l . * “» CUlmant name» a» » I l l u n i Albert Hoyal. of ( 's a i a , KVirvi* Clirtord M. Koyal. of l i e u . kTuri.|» loTlrk I*. Hagan, of Hanford. Fton-i, EU1» P. I c » u . of Apotika. KVorvl. flKN JtV S i l|i ,i|, l»» »l W -T o— Stp T h e Sanford Celery Delta a* an agri­ Supposed to be Harmless Hut Prove» cultural center for the growing of winter . / to be Fatal to Hojr vegetables has l«een advertise«! in the /Nonnun Wyman, aired about thirteen, four quarters ol the earth and in the There W as Only One Way Out ol son of J . A. Wyman, while ploying with midst of advertising the agricultural rva poisonous snake early on Wednesday the Engagement. «iiiirr*» of this section th** «*ttv pnqwT morning, was bitten on the hand, and has l>«-vn neglected and our most valu­ died on Thursday evening. T h e lud able asaet, Sanford as a winter resort, found the snake quite early in the Horn­ BY A. MARIA CHAWFORD. has Ihs ' ii relegated to the rear. ing In the eastern part of the city, and T h e fact that Sanford will occupy the waa bitten by it. Disregarding this, he “You've always had all the money center of the stage this season has aroused you wanted. Theorem and you wouldn't brought the reptile to the school grounds Dcpartmcat of the Inlrrl,., interest among the business men. who U. 9. land Oftlor at Gain»»«ill,. j Ull>Jl know how to get along without It,” an hour before the opening, and was re­ f « e t ili,, , I, li feel that in the building of the city th«*y said Hetty decidedly. " S o It's best to k Notte» b hereby ft» m that Jan»» h liv ,,i‘ proved by one of the teachers, as it is will «mine in for large shun* of return*. consider our engagement at an end. I Hanford. Florida, who, on Augu«t to. i ’ *' against the rules for pupils to up|x>ar on ||om«wt*ad F.ntry No 37*20 .S , ro,| ■ . The country is well able to take care of can't marry you." (or K f i of N W 1 j and W « , ol N K '. the grounds until the first bell rings for - wn»hip “20 aoulh. Township ...................... Kang» 2V r».t i , . itself for this Reason at least, and in this Tbeoren Cr*ne looked at tbo girl Meridian, ha» fi!«*) notte» of mimi»., **T’ school. T h e teacher advised him to Idea the farmers themselves will wonderlngly. linai Av» year proof, to mtabluh claim •. go to a physician immediately. abov, de*crib»d. b»tor* th» t'tark nl ti. "T h o ro Is only one way out of this heartily concur und the (act that this "•«u| Court, at (hUndo, Florida, on the 1 1-. u> » On his return before school, the boy November. ISIS. |H>licy meets with the approval of the engagement for you. Just one." he re­ "Yea." CUlmant nanv»a » 1 trftaa — again got the snake and exhibited it, merchants an«l the farmpr is evhleneed peated, “and that Is to acknowledge "Drop I t " Ixrvick P. llagan, ol Hanford, Pturi. 1. despite u protest from the teacher. that you don't lore me No other rea­ Will E 1»». of ( ‘» a i» , Murida, by the (act thut m a n y of them are upp"Why *oT" Albert Koyal, ol Ca*>u. Florida. During the morning he Itecame ill and son will hold with me." "Because I run this town." Clifford H lUyal, of Cauda Florida plying for memlwrship this season, and Hetty pondered, a tiny pucker show­ went to his home, but the poison hud H E N R Y s . ill i t, "Porbapa *o." heretofore they have held themselves ing In h er forehead. Bho apoko with l # p l U*Tuw-4(p done its work, and despite all efforts he "I ll chaae you out In a m o n th !" aloof. an effort. “ You know th ere has algrew wono until death enaued. He was I l l* threat would probably h a r * T h e campaign of advertising Imfii-1' Vays b ee n Tom .” Sho tried to look at I>rp«Minrat ©f ikr UlrrU r been carrlod out but for a circum­ buried this afternoon from the Christian gurnted several years ago flllesl the celery him, but h e r eyes fell before the sud­ U. 8. U n d Ofllf» al (îalnravilW, Kl*.fuj*t stance beyond the control of any boa*. church.— E ustis Lake Region. Ortolier b, |yi 2 k delta with new people, and the reputa­ den Are In his own. NolJn» ka h m b » fi v m lhat Janvr-. \\ Mlaa Kitty Dolaud and Mr. Charle* The Herald at one time called atten­ a. "W e ll, what of It? H e’s a sdrt of S*nford. norkia. »Ko. on Ju )y î*. 1 «i.. r._» tion of this nection of Florida as the real Campbell met, nnd It waa a case of ol llnmralrtti Kntry (Srfiâl. No. 07041 > f.„ tion to the fact that in Florida we have half forgotten myth." vegetable section is assured. lovo at first sight. The new dally had I I M i Sr^tion II. TowiMhip 20 »ouih lu the small striped snake which resembles "D on 't th e se rosea look real? He « u t . T a îla h a w » mrridUn. Ka« flUnj .,„i, , ‘ T h e fuel ttint we wish to impress upon boon started and waa struggling to (ration lo m ik r fini! Av» ym r pruof », -ULl.k the garter snake in npfieurunce but in has sent flowers ovofy day for two Itvo when the ^Irl earn«» to know Hosa fUim lo tKr Und ahovv dm<'nt*rw| the people of the Unite«! States and for, 'k* 1 4 . , . . . . y e a r s ' Her retort came quickly Her ( lrrk ol (K© r t m i l t Court K OrUn.Io i reality is the American cobra nnd is U Kelly's program to kill lt^ F or tho (h# 1St H d iy .o I Novrml»^r. 191? eigr. countries at the p r w n t time is that pr,de ^ boen gt|rrod deadly poison. Parents should instruct ('Uimant namra m wilnrwem first (Into since she bad held her place Sanford offer* more to the winter resiyou mean ,0 te„ mo thal you_ Frank U (*lkk, of Sorrvtilo. Flon.i« their children to never handle u snake shu raised her voice In protest. 8he William II. IKjyd , of IU oU, Kluft.la «lent in the way of hunting, fishing, an- jpoU Gf a jj women—would have allowed of any kind, for there an* very few sjx*J. M. llrMâv, of SânforxJ, klorwl« wna answered sncerlngly and brutally. tomohiling. saluhrious climate, nrcoin- mo to hold you In my arms and kiss William W TitUy. of ScnfuM, Il cies of snakes that will allow familiatity Campbell should learn what It meant MKNIO v . m mixiatton*. etc.. than any other s«»-lioii you If you had not Intended to marry I 1i-Tun-Mp to defy the boss of Oratton If there nnd when some of them resent hand­ of the south, and when all of the pluns me* W a re you thinking of Tom bad not nlr.-ady been admiration and ling their bite is as deadly as the ruttleof the < oiiunerrial Club have matured th en r* love, tbo attitude of the politician ■nake. The American colira will rarely In Orruil 1( o u f t . H r v r n l h J u d i r i a i I I n u i t «•« the priKif of tin» assertion ».11 in* made Tho defense was being swept would bare awakened them. C o u n l y . H o c Ida bite unless taken up in the hands und , away ruthleaaly. Sho felt tho hot blood Miss Doland quit her place within B. l>oyW V». I>i v o r c r teased, which was the case probably " T n 1 V , , , r n , . r „1 1 tlnglodon.t In h eiuppo(0 r f .e e Our work now w.ll In* for a (.renter you CTer mado n tho hour, laughing at the th reat that llrnmi K. l»<ivU with the Eustis incident. Only a nat­ sho nnd her mother should be made To Kmmn K. iKiyl#: mistake and ktsaed tho wropg girl, 1 It iMM«n from th# n/Tklcvit of K h uralist or an oxjierienced woodsmun run Sanford. T h e following committee* were up- <Hd youT" ahe asked slowly. i nometoss wIthln a w eek_That evening duly flUd, thnt h# U th# rampUingni . ••• , detect the difference lie tween the garter the Hon J . Kelly, ns his newspaper r a ( u l r « J n u i r , (h n t (h# n d d r r m f d ti."H etty! W h at’s tho m atter? Your orgun always reftirred to him. r«*celv Kmmn K I ><>>(#. U unknown to arf\a> snake, grass snake and the cobru. and pointed drfrml©fi( w u v « lIn* gjfp of twrtit) «•»•» ( om m illee on Advertising, 5 Me pi her* 'atber has told you that U n d o Henry . ed three calle rs In a bunch. There (hat th#rr u rv» prrwm in th# «(©l# ••( i this bring the case children in Florida It J Holly, chairman. Henry Me- drew up his will yesterday nnd left was no need of tntryductlons He was •#rvlrr of © *ul»p<i#na upon «Ko»tt »»Mil l «•specially should never he allowe«t to i d#fra«l©nl his money to mo provided that I don’t I . u il l i l t . I N AA In itier I » I » I d dw.-ll 1 «mj •rs- thrrvitrfr itftlmsl !«• s|i|w-« known to Mins lkilniid, Mr Campbell hniidle unv kind of snake» 1<«n \fonda> , (hr '¿ml «1«) of I a nurry a so called society wutmin 11« j< I. Wing soil law y er S tra tto n T h e lawy.-r did the- usinr I»« tug a ful# •!•) •*f (hi* •»**,»• bss always been a crunk on the sub it h furth#r ordrr#«| that th»« node« u l ommillee on Finance. 10 M em bers not belong to the gang " On the Appreciates Action of Judge Hell for rf|hl itje*w«**-ulive wrw-kjs m thr id W A ladller.ehairinan.NA < I’alnier. Ject of marring«« Thinks that women contrary, he bud been bot on the trail i n#w*|*a[*#r puhlishewl (n ( Vanp «-«mu Joe Favor, a negro of the Montague ought to know how to rook and sew W i I hiws It M lloliiftwoii. t Uri of tlie bus* for muny months 1. I’ \1«-<'idler, I b u r v Wight. II F T o •**saft of i Jo ai«l circuit and th*- w* w and run n house, you understand I section, « io tritxl I»dure Judge losepli AAhat bluined nonsense Is this?'' th# 7 t h da) o l l l f l t t l r f , A lr 1912 lar. .1 l> Jinkiim. < It Walker. J F went to th e office atuT begged your fa­ gruffly asked the boss us all got Hell of Ocala, for shooting quuil out of H. M IK ’III »S Pace. A T Rossitter. W T Flehls. | imili Ily M A lln»sf ther not to tell you U nd o Henry has season, itnd wus fined $ 100 and costs seated liukinwoti A InikittMivi l o n in v itli'c on I r u n « p o r la lio ii been In Australia for twenty y«'ur» and SolD i|on* fur l umjdain©nt In sentencing the prisoner lodge Moll Mr Kelly," replied M!*» I)o!a:.d. I li«-orge H F e r u n b l . « ■tm in n a li. A l f r « * | he dldu l know a lawyer nor auybody i am not exactly engaged to Mr. Camp mad«' It r|«-ur that lie would not lie letil | F o s t e r , W P C a r t e r . S t l t hiise , F AS bell, b u t* but— " enl with violations of th«- game law In I k * ( ir< .u h 4 e u f t . H # * r n l h J u t l u u l • Mahoney. Tell your mother that I shall turn i n f r C o u n t y , IV x W la The rei'eiit action of Judg«- Hell, as ( ommillee on New Industries I n r r \ a Jld a lk o n o / S p e r i o J K««*>l her out!" recodrtsl in liie above item which ap • n d l l r i d f # liotod« u f M p r c u l |(«»o< <« AS SfSMwer c h u i r m u n AA E AA at Hut we are going Into partnership l l f i d f # I M s lf ld N o I o f a n d f«»» •• (M-ar«»l r**opritl> in the Tunes I uion lias I uunit. Mofitli Hi the new a pa per bu sin ess" »,,it II i I hi I»«**«* I I* Ihihcrl.» E I. call«»l forth fliulkV e\|ires»iulis of »allN o tic e * l o 1 I 'u lillr ccificw f »»»»n 11u in i«l>' " AA «»»Irult AA St l i m n « - « 1« I. I l i r a s l i S j i r c t t l K i s a J an«l |lftn«l* »»1 faction from »|x>rt.»inen, and all int«-r«-st You wilt do your beat to kill the •»«! »«»it- I•«•«««,« Nu i <>f <«(•«■(, I cr e«i in game protection, esp«s-|u|||y the "iiterprlsof" J « .h n « Jitfirw . » (m tr a l l , ( ommillee on Membership "B o h White S r v r a t h J u ' i u i a l t » fru ii o f K lt if b U 1.« As dead ns a door null!" It AA H e rn d o n , c h a irm a n . K ir h a r i l - t it »trvir^J t ( ,r u i « l n n iM t o r»-«|tiir* • The Florida Audubon s.e-iet\ through I wanted to be »ure of It Mr . r o u n t ) n m i n i i « h > n m o f u i « i ••>>»' At a x w e ll. J > M ' K i i i /. ic AA I I I u r i o r K « - lly when the new courthouse w h s r»Liwr if a n y th#> h « » r wh> r r r i a i n tile medium of the pr«-.* d«-»ir«*» to pub a « m l H r h lg r I * u t n « t .No l o f 1 f f g i t g r • AA J I h i g | s ‘ ii . P a i d H ig g le r* I I f l H i l l . •erecte.d two y e a rs ago your sb« Ifrly nrknowlisige its thunks to Judge 4 ! u l i , * h o u Id n o t n»nArtti«'«f •(»«! v a] .A E A ow«'ll AA M l a t v e l l the graft wus nou I have figures ^ Ismi tor ib» »mount uf Hell for Ins timely action Since its or -v.l < o m m i l l e e o f F iv e A p p o in t e d t o I n v e s ­ and uieuiuranila lo rprove It." I inta-fv»» ‘''.t J “ ,nm ,Ul' * annum » ganiiatlon the «ux'iety has distributed It B (i l l o ! " I N o w , l S r r v i u r r , th # p u b lK in b m l i ) ru« ~ l Ik*! tigate the probable I ost of Hulkheadmany leaflet* setting forth the value of IriflV "W hen the land for tho now park V .'« ‘ Ind the Hotel Site Tf the quail as an inseet destroyer to truck­ -»ft wus acquired It wus bought through 1«»«, Hun i , m n vs i'rrku... Ju.lrA T K«w*itter ihairman, AA M er* und funner*, und we f«x-l encouraged , th e real estate ring, of which you are ' latvcll. F AA Muhnio-v. • R AAalkcr. •to know that in late year* the bird so the head. T h e price was fixed and 1i « » n » » 1st I iriw r ( t f t i o v n l l f i p ■« t o «-».« 1AA' I ' P a l m e r highly prized as a table dehrni v ha» rushed through an«! >our sh sre of the 1 “ «*•' " < o m m i l l e e of litre « Appoinleil to < 'n 1 I f i u i i r f T ib K M 2 largely mere»*••<1 in nuinlwr* grnft wus over $ I 4 00«l I tiuve proofs Siller Fir« lion of Itnsril of '•o«rrn«i|s •«*•1 J« I I I to go before th«« Jury " It is to lie lmp«»l that the .ilhciul» of ^ * 't « t r A t t o r t i # ) o f t f - . III i u . l o It I H u ll, i ti.n rm .ir I N A A iiilm r m | i i »*i ii lofts-» in 1 h* Another II«*! wn* muttered »«am*.1 I n.. other count I«-S will follow t fie «'valliplal Iletirv Mi I.aulm. AAhen the old Jail was re p aire d : wla of Judge Hell, and *<> earn tlie gratitude W iinsw sa. H \l lin t . i t u n n . I«'k f k s#l ftl) your divvy waa about >7,000." cirruit court and th# rl#rk of th# t*«k#rd • of sportsmen and ull lovers of the useful I» f u n i ml ui on r r « thin th# Mth day «»f The llCHtrurtive Small lloy " I t wusn't seven c e n ts ! " \>\: Bob White. II. M KOBINS4IS "On tbo pnvtng dono last year T h e oliirr day T J Miller, thinking M R S . 1 VAN D E ItrtH H ,, II» M \ II..» • your ring mado a clean steal of over to Ix'UUtlfv in* theutre |i|ailt*s| two very ' Ik-Kn-llr Sec Florida Audubon So« >10,000." I t e a u t i f u l p a l m s in ( r m i i o f t h e p r e m is e s "How Many Quaataf" Hu*" ■At t h e t u n e it s e c in is t t o m e l i i . i t it w a s a Thr Lend n Hand < lull "A'our «nd your friends have pur- *" iW kw K* fro«!««!», f»« case o f lo v e s l u l u t r lo st f u r n e v e r y e t has else In this town _ . ..... #i * . . . mobtlre (of lllfr Imagine how I felt ebused The Ia'ttd a Hand r iu h held its first 200 se r e s of land to unload on 1« « h » ll !«• lb, <tul > ul «»«« 1- r - • a n y t h i n g la-en a l l o w e d t o g ro w o n a n y o f when he cnmn In to lum heou today- . . . . tit«» city ut throe times Its value as n|»r»iin« an f..» ku, . meeting Krnlav afterniHUi at the h«une t fie principal sifis'ts ol a...... Oil of t he anil announced that he hud been to u reservotr " I limit» ul ih. «J*> »1 -'»••l..»>i of Mr* Henrv Wight and made »«nin •ikf. •lest met I v•* small liov Nol WI re III, Ouatave C arte r to liuve fits will drawn liet out of my house all of you l" limns*, to I»# numlirrni ui th# or«h» enthusiastic plan* for tin- seftsou's work and for ev#ry lim ur, for tlk# |Rjfj-*fears uidooinh-d. for I'nuiing down town up' To your father! I don't want lit» shouted the boss as be sprang up The lri*nd a Hand Club t* «•ninpo*«»i UhI np*ralinf an •utnfitoliil# f»*r htr*I can take care of you Oh. Hoftly does U. Mr Kelly," replied •pplviiig for i©rn# shall i*a> innuall) tod 111 I noticed that ImOIi palm- are «It-ml money of many of the representative young Hetty dear l'vu been so happy Hay the girl. "I have other things to S • jH.trnl rvrry j*rwa»n or |»#rw«»i»* seeming to lie broken olf and other wIsr th-rn«* a« afoM-uid ahall l»# fun»t*h*^l • • • *» women of Uie city and was organized It's all a mistake. 1 don't «aaut any­ mention." •-««il; with • mmrk o r n u m b e r , in d u r » M c maltreul«si by vandal hands. Severul i primarily for philanthropic purposes. thing but you." • l i tti n ru ia h a M #. i n d he »hall a t t a c h it on •■ “ Y'ou are a traitor." c«»lar tr«*>* plant«»l there last year *uf •piruoua (»lar# up o n th# v e h i c l e m* The Associated Charities received its Hetty swallowed hard and staring In I r.A«-'* "A mistake. Mr Kelly. Mr. HtratI hereby certify that th# foregoing fer«»l the name fate und It seems to lx- u • u duly arwl regulafly (>©«•#•I by lh* *•«, the fire, wont over to h erself every ton Is here as my lawyer, and cannot first donation from this club and at the 1*t? in on th# K.th day «»f ttetfdwr ' foregone conclusion thal nothing is to Is-j word h„ r falhl, r hnd iald #t uoon meeting Friday an additional sum was tak e advantage of what Is said unless M W l«*%l I • I allow «»I tfi grow in proximity t«» First j "Ubtty, you must give up Theoron t ti» 1 decide to prosocute and furnish him voted to the relief work of the associa Appr«»vr*| by rr>* th»« 2n«l tU> «d •* '• ’ • t I» *tr«»,t a* l«>ng ns tin- small htvy i* nllowisl Crano." he had urged. "Th«i boy haM certain documents Those documents 1912. tion. to loaf on tlie streets at will 1 have I * future and this old u nd o of his has will be placed In the aafe of The W SI KSt Kit. M i)u f At the Field Day last February the 1I - 4CC liv«x! in other town* and cities and 1 have I ft doien millions Y’ou mustn't let Dally Btar,' to bo brought out and pub­ girls clear«*! about two hundred ilollars never seen this destructive spirit so man- i n,* UlHfn acntlmentallty choat tho boy lished whenever the editor thinks tbe by their own work. ifeat us here in Hanforil, mul I am not out of a fortune llko tluxL Tho old tim e Is ripe. Is It to be war or All money rai**d by thus club is de­ fellow loves Thcoren and wants him peace?" alone in this notion for time and uguiii OLDtST njRNITU Rt HOI voted to civic and philanthropic plrto marry a quiet, simple girl who Is "Is the new paper goln' to pitch has this same mutter l«een brought to poeea. accustomed to do actual work, hous««- Into me?" my attention. huld work, ho said. Yes. I know It's A great deal has lxx*n said, first and "Not for what has happened tn the Now it is simply a (|uestinnof whether hard on you for you aro mum than last, about the lack of recreational facil* past—not unless you force It to I the amull boy is more destructive here, capable and can run this big establish­ consider that I did not get thnt lufor» itie* of the city of Sanford, so the fir*t or the indict* are more lax or that the ment, but Henry (‘ratio demands that inatluii fairly, but The S t a r will bs work of the club this winter will t>e the parents of tlie children «lo not livok after his nloce ahull not smack of the social oo the watch tn the future." building of u public tennis court for Suuthe small Ixiya and keep them oil the «»orld You're llko a beautiful orchid "R e fo r m !" he aneered. 2 ford, and it is for this purpose that the M *tr«*els at night. It seem* that the chil­ Hetty, don't c r y . wo'll go abroad for a "Not at all. Mr Kelly. I f . j U, t tn club will give n fancy dress Hallowe'en year. Henry Crano would never be­ experiment to eeo how a city can bs dren hang around the moving picture M ball Octolver 31, at thr hall, the par­ lieve that you could work. You must run without a bosa." ' sliows in Sunford lo the détriment of the i not think o f yourself Jn this, but what ticulars of which will lie in our next is­ And the city or Oratton baa voted show* and the property thereof. this fortuno will moon to him.!' sue. s tho experiment a success, while the T O U R IST No. 1 R o l l T o p O f f l c o Desk Acts of heroism appeared .easy "business partnership" Is a paying af­ Roll curtain, two »tiding »m* onough to accomplish In the creatures fair, and tho matrimonial enterprise Bridge ( lu b Meets «lires splendidly made r u j tun of men's fa n c ie s —In book*— but whon promises much happiness. Tho Every Week Bridge Club was en­ n io . draw ee*ten esek side. « t , f an actual experience camo home to an ' (Copyrt.ht. till, by Asoodatsd Utsrarx tertained by Mrs. (r. F. Smith on Thurs­ bosrd ii preferred. Drswe«» k» k ______ l*r* sa) average, normal girl. It seemed too dif­ day afternoon. Two table« of bridge automatically. W orth >12 Ml ficult for mortal endurance. Uetty « 1 4 .8 0 Eyss Demand Rspote. „were played. T h e highest score was wanted to cry out how d ear he waa Plum bing .and Many people cannot remain unoccu­ made by Mrs. C. 0 , McLaughlin, who —this man she was giving up for love pied. and In th eir momenta o f leisure PRICE $ 10.90 won tho prize, a pretty little lemon plate of him. He was so big and strong and « hasten to selxu & book or a piece ol • G a S y F I t t l n g * of glass with silver deposit. When the capsblq of caring for h er Bhe would Shipped from Indiana f embroidery T h e s e are undoubtedly love- him eo that he would never regam«1* of card* w«‘re finished ice cream • a r* excellent mean» of distraction, but k*tvt the loee of money under tbo clrand cake were served. Mr*. Sm ith's All W o rk R e c e iv e * M y I 'e r a o n a l , cumstancea, she promised herself, and they are fatiguing for the e y e . upon guests were M r*. C. M. Vorce, Mr*. C. O. which they lm po.o contlnuou. work |hen the voice of her father, speaking McLaughlin, Mr*. O. W. Brady, Mr*. W. A tte n tio n And B e n t KffortN w ithout . break. One must know how N N. C lu iU iu S u m • St. A«*»»««»» i I * In a cool way of the m aterial things to repo.« tho e y e . Just as cm* con aidR . Anno, Mr*. Cruse Borne«, Mm. Forof life, s m o te h er Inner conaclousnsss. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED era It qultwnatural to rest the muscles re*t L ake and Mrs. Paul Kaaly. Opponile City Hall Telephone No. 23 a f t # A fatiguing WAlk. i THÆtrYm' c C. H. DINGEE ‘ G. T. BUNTING - »m * I ■ififisiiifktir‘lirsi �Published S e m i-W e e k ly — Tuesday and TH E S A N F O R D Friday H ERALD I -V S A N I O R D — ■L i l r is W o n /1 Li vi ng N u m b e r 17 CANFORO. FLORIDA R F I DAT O C T O B E R 'S, I S 12 I Volum« V FLORIDA LA D IES TO A ll) BULKHEADING LAKE FRONT GREECE DONS ARMOR IN ELECTION OF WILSON C o m m e rc ia l ( l ui ) W ill D is r iis s FIGHT A N CIEN T E N E M Y ' Q u e s tio n T o n ig h t Governor Names The Leaders Patriotic Greeks Flock To For Southern Wilsoh League Fvu.v Country's Banner For War K M ' K K S T O UK I ' K K S K N T K I ) FLORIDA NEWS AND VIEWS FROM EVERY S o l id Daily Happenings in The Land of Flowers (Tilled and Tied Into a Nosegay of Hrieflets Definite ( osl AAill Ite tiln-n To I ommcrriul t luh And Artion AAill / Probably lie Taken T hro u g h OTHKR ITKMS OK INTEREST IN WORLD’S KVKNTS * ____________ Telegraphic Communications Boiled Down For the Benefit of Busy Herald Readers th e e f f o r t s of th e C o m m e r ­ Tallahaaaee, Oct. 18. Governor Gil­ Athens. Oct. IH. J.;to a. rn. G r t w , cia l C l u b a n d th e S a n fo rd H o t e l C o., llo s l o n AA'ins S e r i e » K a n t r r n Star K n l c r U i n t * christ thU morning received a letter from nut wishing to detach henu*|f from her t h e p r o j o t t o f l i u l k h e a d t n g t h e l a k e S e m i n o l e ( ’ liu|»t#*r N o . *J o f t h e O r d e r T h e R o s i m i A m e r i c a n la -a g ile C l u b Mrs. Jane Scott Woodruff, of Jurkson, f r o n t w i l l si)on a s s u m e lU d i n i t i - s h a p e o f K a a t e r n S t a r * a > I iija I i «** .»t a \«*r> all mu. s#*nt m instructions early this morn­ Tenn., chairmun of the Southern la-ague w on t h è w o r l d 's c h a m p i o u s h i p for l 'M J a n d a t ' t l i e n u s - t i n g t o n i g h t t h e r e W ill b> |d«M(Hant *MM*ial T h t iP M li t y e v e n ir n e at tin * ing to th«* minister at Constantinople to of the Woman'« National Wilson and un W e rl n n u la y by d e fe u ti n g t h è New «•«»mnnirm at«* a declaration of war to the s e v e ra l e n g u o s - r » ' r e p o r t « a n d m o - o r t w o Koldun«« \« * ^ t t / j h o n o r of Mr*« M a t r i i a 1 o rk N a t i o n a l ' In a » c o re *• f \ tu _* m a Marshall campaign. advising that sin-j (ir«*#*«*#» at tin* sani«* time sent a | e x | x - r l » t o g \ v r l*n- f l l l b a p r a c t i c a l id e a E f a r t e r o f H o | | \ H i l l , Slat«* ( » r u m i p««rt«* is gathering forces for an active cam |t e n - m n i n g c o n t i s i h e f o r e 2 |,.tMMI .......|i|e formal grading t«» the stat#*s. S#*rvia o n s t a r t i n g i j i i . i t r e a l w o r k o l r e e l a i i n m g M a t r o n «tf t lit* Ka M #*rn S t a r . *h«» in h»*r patgn in the south and requesting that M u tth '-w S o li p l t c h e d a woliderflll g a m e was the first uf the tlir«*#* states to dej t h i s v a l u a b l e ( a n d r ip ij i m p r o v i n g o u r o f f i c i a l r a p a c i t y » is m a k i n g a t o u r o f \ i s he appoint for her two capable and active j titilli tjie final in n in g . w Iteri lo- w e a k e m » ! « lar#- war tonight Hulgana folhiw«*«) la k e f r o n t I'lt e p r i i | x r f Y t h a t w i l l lx- i t a t «* •,.*i'h i* h a p l# (r in t in -tat«»oinen to serve as chairman of their j I he R e d S o» were mie h e hiud wfieli thev •loltu'ed bv " i II . .................I.. Is hn'k wit» « sin.i lar *!«•« I a r . i t i*»n. M r> I I» r . i r k » r W o r t h y M a t r o n .»l r>—|M*ctive sectiolLs, and to request that curile t.i ilo- hai at ih- en d -*l Ilo- t e n t li O •» ll (|#* nl»*«l I»r ^ t .if»*! I m ill I h i* U - m n fiir ^ S o m m o !» i h.ipt«*r \ < * J v« a.«* nn**lr«*H* of A glarifìg muli h i » n u d gr.es» they institute through the pr«-»» a cam in n in g *»t K*-r j*.in » I ' **f w ill I»« i f i i | t r m n | • • • • r n n o iii * ^ t ,iiic|u»tnu «. f pea,»- bet w e e n I’ u r k e y ^ f i* ' *.»» . i v h f n l t *•* th«* patgn for dollar contributions to tie of F r i g ie » long r!\ t u . . n te r pur ilo- Imi m i l l ili#* «•mtif** l.»kf fr o nt a i || m a few mein ÌH*r> o f th«* c f i a p t r r i n e n t r r t u i n m ^ and Italy litvs cuu.se«l a fis-ltng of gen­ te r oli sis-ond a l t e r H o o p e r had tlu-il out \\omen's Wilson and Marshall cam­ y e a n |>rr*#*fJt an enlin'ly ditTi*ri*nt ilh- M r s . C a r t e r a m i t h e jjue?«t.*« i n v i t e d t«> eral relief In-cauae it removeM the grave paign fund. In consideration of Flor­ S|H-aker c a r n e tliro iig h with a sin g le and |##m*t and from ihn ««lov#*i»l> ap|H*aranr«* vn«*et tin * ( » r a n d M a t r o n . possibility of cnmplicutintM arising nut ida'» geographical arrangement, the K n g l e rtished a c r o s » t h è p i a t e with t I o ­ that it n o * |ir**x*iitN our front door *d l The i n v i a i a n d f ito M p l e a n i n ^ i«*.iltiri*^ of the llalkait ertm». Il leu ven Turkey l i e |n g score 11 li Ih •• t h r o w Governor deemed it advisable to name !*#• *vt#*pl <M*nipiiliMi**l\ «*|#*ait .tnd the o f t h e e \ e n i l i | t ' H p h ’HMir«* *«*r«* t h e d«* fr.-e lo pros-*-lite war with her lieiglibnp* assistants for .Mrs. Woodruff in the citn-. in S p e a k e r w ent l o sis-oiol . A c r k e » liMirH that »•«»ill#— f•• Nunf«ir«l l»\ Imat h ^ h t f i i l p i a n o -*«‘|»-i f ions .u»d r«*» 11at i«»h** nul enables It.dv In take her place lit t lie I . w i••I IVnsacola. Jacksonville uml Tampa 11.il m g goni- l o play oli ilo th ird A l|l W«’«’ .111 illllifl •k••»■ If.-Ilf -|iit!«*«! l»«*r»* « fiannm itly tfiv«n I»\ Mrs t \ |(an ■.iii.i-rl uf tin- powers rtie great Furnw a - p u r p o s e U p a ss-s l in o r d e ! ih.it a and accordingly wrote to Mayor Frank , fin»* r«***i Hid t h#*r#( AA11 D «- h d . fill! |s|— dall I hu tine readift}! I to* S ik 'I. i I pean nations under the l>-ai|ep*lup of I furiasi p|.iv cullili he Iliade il t h è p ia t e Reilly, Hon. W. A. lUoiint and lion «ti«! A ! »a»1•*».«b lem • t I!a - «' •! W h»«* |*i «fai M i t'Hhfij Fr.in. . art exercising every effort to u n , tu 'h i i -I.i - i t ' frank I,. Mayen of IVnsacola M.imr AA lo - l.a r- lr o -r . * 1 ! • I' .tl.ll a . - lg« •• * Tl f . » tf»»- I a-t»r* ^t a * , AID .»r th..* ft •t. -sail»- If- »«infili T Atolli moment urti V s t a n d » w en il , t . , l m m l •' » v ite t it e c l H S Jordan, ex-Gov \A S Jennings and <In t iifiifiicr« i.i| i I'll tr.*l ?-••»» t fu- '»It.ill ,..v»-.| I hreurelis |n ti.-i ottte gem-fal along tile •ini lion F I'. Flemming of J a c k s o m 111>- i , ardto-r •aught a- hi»...... * t lol*»v!iM‘t fu: ^jrr.ít i r111•r o • fM t.fs a di \ t M r s l ' a r k » T r»-«|ti»M M r v Irontiers of Mulgarta, Servia, Mnntenrir t»-r alid Mayor I). II. McKay Hon \\ f ni hi» hai a n d »ent il I*- l * e \ n r e who»e »•i«! Mi* I r«*am> •»I i' a .i! I h r*-.#!*/•••1 r ai k i d to t h» •*f i «i pt •'f an•I X1»»*-' iI ' o f , Ml. ai d •i ' o - , ■ 1 he powers remain **tovall and Hon T M Weir of I'ump.i tlirow tu Ih* p i a ' - * i- '•••• a !• 1 ali t .it l.»>t i ! fia- I»#*# * t ! »• •*|*|Mol » •«f 1 ft« Mr*. \\ •»I k •*( t to* East»-rn M a r firm in tiu-ir determination nut in allow A e r k i s a» |,, a i i i m < r Ilo |il.it* wil li t iorequesting (hem to confer and send to pro^rrnsiN •• «*II I7a*n*» of N Milord .mil of (*art«»r «*« a p|«*u*«int! *«|M*ak«*r * i f i i an any change in tin- terntnrial situation in him by wire the name of a lady in each I wi n n i n g ruii di *"ir *•i,wit•«T*» f.*r • ,T * r o » I . * !•» fs40,ali » «. fa t |,*o.. uo. " 1 • Hail ai « .* hi i tIn- war ends nu mat I l o » r* •w<t * usl.is J ' i . •• } i■ ' .<( those elite» who will lake an i n t e re s t i i i» * i*o ■ t • «Ik h» ad .. o* r *..»( 1. If It |l l|s«.. I Alti III* gf.O|l|*'< t tf. At the same ter a f, a i m iv In .Is result gallo-rasi a rm i m i II,lt--*l » . a l - i,i n mil who will endeavor to »*i\• a i l a e "1 MiproV 1*H* * fa |b* •»..».♦ •* 11•1 h r and h* r a urk m I*« fiait fit». I .»'t V tunttiev i all upon l urkt-y to carry »lli» »i»*t assistance to the worthy cans*- which . los rin g t lo loiilo p ta v - i» i.'T I»** s.»|v»-«l >a»d«.rd - futur» vnmuM **rrt >».»r • nf th> p ri.m is.sl r e f o r m s in h er F urop.-un l a l o r a d d r i - é s s l .m in»*i|iii g •mark I« Mrs Woodruff is representing 1 lu r*- »«• no \ m . •i id# at on« • i prov no -•« \ft#T M rs t*u*t|w talk Mr I , Al i l i t a » -imi t Io-ri w i ali • o o o 1 Inti if -At,ltl*H If.at - " I t .uii** i I•« I f i f K«»hf«m- I*.ist » « ra n d Matr«*n •f i ht 11 * I.. lih'wS M i t i t i w w i» mi In» .. , • I ».a f. N .ui'iin! • » st I - «.|» in * k. The Commercial Asx<wiulinn it I’. n - 1 11 . i* i • •r i• •f »fid • ( t r • 111 *tK I • i - i . - \A « I r.. a AA dsnti lat.- yi-sR*-.| »■•> !.. i,- i ........... ugr.it il ii. » • p * i ttful I »• • M — s waila is sending out invitation» to at ;•f• -« rt». I * I•• » »* .tnd M at r»*t att t ' ' I i. irili'iiilo cd lti.it he w ou ld cu n e e l lo» v o t or -. tend the celebration of tin- running ol 111**4«I of 'iilU'^.dlof! on lia* j¿r»-a» (uif 'Is. 'ii«1 * • r ^i ***** « f(i« fuindh* nf ill - p e a k in g e n g a g e m e n t s w it Ii t h e e x I l o •r ti w 11 pn*s»i d a P o n t M at I lo w soli John!« ••n»|ovb«i| In i u u t»*ousf\ I. natur« the first train over the-Gulf. Flor-du A w hi « I» « pr«*M iiti**| a kl»*'«!ifig >»fi»m«»h- •e p ti n n o| tli-i«.- a r r m i g ' s l for T h u r s d a y a n d p a t t i s i him mi t h è li.u k fo r hi» ch -v e r and V**t untoli« !#••«I l«v f h« fi.md •»( t h« t hl«*f f, *»lli ^«*ftl|Vlo|« t » »pfi-r \*> ' a n d f -i-l a , - I I his a is- k u n t il < 'id o ne i Alabama Railroad on Octolx-r in From h o t w ork Mislo-nl a n d \A — i piti lu-d if * i*»an «*r .t-*'!-,*'t i' ■« i 1 t fi# « ». • I four to six hundred (xsiplf from South *f • • (.. g* •i * - • « *f i h«v R o n s . I p , alili til l iFe in a c t i v e p a r i *-|l *s ' 1V*-|V ' t-r II- e I . lt|/«*l»f t* II i.«k• * "II» "t * ’ * *»»•«••! -I11M11* Alabama and Weal Florida are e v i c ted in the c a m p u i g u Idol>em ocru tic to attend this celebration The inter Im**»tit If 111 «Til»— I» th#* Militi« I (n* tfsiirnom.il was •|«i«t• a «urpriM* I 'r e sid e iitia l nomini-- will s|i.-ak 1,1 I >e|I f i H i s n r l l ih 11«*11 «*r A" ! .ought »ho gr* »t •i'i»**fmn asiI! (*«• i.* M rs » afl«-r a |i«»s« a* •«‘ptan««* noi a w a r e AAi-sl V irg in ia a n d l'i-nnsy I V a nia »late fair will In- in progress at this time ( I m aajjo g o III . (»« ( >«TI 11*« *« \11•*r .« •I.%> •»! and on the night of the .101 h will In- field t;ik#*n up in ••u*m*M a m i tf»» ' «»mim*r«'ial .«ppr«*« la tio u w#*r#* t n i ic h m g l ) »*\|ir«*xs«*«| unbroken calm. ( ololiel Koosevelt lay on ( luh «*\|H*«*|s to (»♦ in sh afw to g r a n t a 1 \tioth#*f surprix#* ha«l 1h*#*ii prepari**! t h is wis-k, c o n c l u d i n g his c a m p a i g n ill the organization meeting of the \Vrat F i t l s b u r g h loiiig h l * fus t»**«i at M»*r« \ Mospft.il t o n i g h t witt - **nlra« t f*«r tu p r o . m g t (>• 1 Florida ('hnmln-r of Commerce A •k«-n *»f appr«« lai ioli and i*»\* tr«*ru o ll o record breaking crowd 1« ex|x' ted in pr.it ti« a l l) I»«» vafi.ith*»' m In-» **ndfti»m at ai. and • al • hapt«*f t o Mrs Ko)*|»iu Ilei .nisi III Inline,Oil- , olilpllllllts mad«It w a.s a «lav «*í w a it in g .» da\ **f |»««,ssi I fl park a »m ft M r s IVnsacola on that date pr< s«-nt#*d in • hr M i ■•- I ■ ii•t a H o s i o n will h i t } ' hu* w i* > 1 s# «i. d U .#*■ » »■• K ill M • m »M i i S I II I J i »It gift •*|- .s ••r*! I» • j -. i i * • - - -• . - n. i i ' , c o n n .. •* *«•••• a ,i. » •k- •.* * •I **•••*• .......... - f I'reparatuMin .ir#* I m*ih^ tn.i*l< *• fi* ’ 1 h1 » if t • I *• t . ,i Ahi. h Will ... :. i II« . . •• . •i 11»I». \lt« ft 11«I M .oft« I •• K i » I»* no** r it w •. M •• * Kaufman Metal Rompan) ••• • i * h* o ' < • ' • • . l i d imi p in s I .«ftgi'l f r ••• »*,* l.i i • •*.«- - »•••’ » T f r «»m K.«II*.t s fur 11. in«o t h t », 1 • I ’ M * s |("t» f •rjfr*^t amount «»f *u*rap iron tfi.it f*.«' ,n I-* A-'iti I'y Aoinei i*u M n* «ir,s‘ts and t fu p ii ) su i.m-» "It* (o'* • o h 'litio n i» s.*t|s Ai» « d o r t "t* t h» p a r t *»t ili« Hull Moos«- if* >«*pl«*ndHT w hl« f» was als« «•ngra V«•<! •ver U r n nent from Juckminville Thi>« in p u b lic p la c e s fih t o r ) Thi*\ nani t h a t it m i g h t Im* saf«- m unagert« ivi H u n d a t o pr#*\#*iit th« print ofl t h e spiniti. niamrnoth shipment in the culmination I for h im t o l«*av«* f«»r (ly««t#*r H u ) un M o n m g o n th** h allot I«* !»♦• u •*••#! m tin* N o \ f t r r Mi« « «mcluHinn of this pl«*asant of an eight yearn* collection The Ih. «Upri-ui» , •ur* of IVniixy I valila 1 «fa) or T i n g l a ) if all g»»«*s w» || h ut n«»t "f 1b<* naoi*— -it ! ( i i M i n i AAIt l i f t . "tl \ t **, |» |r k !#«• \ »'»nl»«*r #*l#*« * »«,,> • r ••r11• *?i ) »mount in no great that it will take .f»on ,« I, i dl ' d t h a t a marriage l»-lw,s-n '••v»-n a t**nt.itiv, • d«** Mion was rta«h»**l . * « , . , t . " it. 1(»'MHHTilf 1* "*•»"•• i* l * "ll* « AA1* (l I» • • f* tin all'! . ak, •rs to remove th#* ir«»n to th** no*th . l-,nal , 11.• - ip prohibited hi I'!«#* i Ih m »! r««»«r«f f*«» If»« «lav M,, » * . . ! (i t- *.»**•*«•*! • • **' " 1. • . m . t • 1 (#. Mr** •• f . 1 • « a . f. It - ingl- t .t r v * h»*re a market han I #*#*n f* »1 *1 f«»r th II I'- nil. .Iva ■ not illegal i( sum#* V.ir 1.1! |«M» * II 1« fi {•« i .«t ir« puls« t« d • ifi !»•■* ill •• A* * ’ *<• r Mtwsa . \1 ,if «f-.| • »• M« 1 - -M: , g, t and fire lot There are 11» »I »»» f«• **f rl.i r • -t .! , la * i a n» ri *mh mar r» ip if at h»*» Kut or»|\ »• • • fi.»»<g« *■ * f»• •• I - . . , . . .. * ..r M » t «r. • K"(.« r i !‘ (.......... » »• »» »waiting nhiprnent I»fi Vsi» i|#iis s.tt.f .»«• w* r* * " r m a l • ’ t>* D »1» M * .« i* . i* j ■• ,-, -A II ....................... , • I I " . * .i \ * • 0 o o 4• '‘ . . -1 • ' ................. M* K . I .ll ., • r — . ■1 ■ > « «•' 1 k * • ’ AAurk will smm l-cgin III Fl M- .id* ■»' w nun« I III. Hall t» w « «•n Hall I h« h our I > r • •••r«i I ••hi •*1 •« wf.tl« aaffi« •> t • • s# « * i i i r •* f «T.«»» I • •r A.l** wil IkF (»> i i .» • li.«|*i .-r .n ! g- |,-s( crcctinn nf a large twmstnrv brick Might f«-\«*r it« th«* m o r n i n g an d a oil« p li n « lor t h e Hallow ,-u Mall t o I > ,, • ' i • » " r.» («4•!tf F •ft» «• \ »•1•111n > pi- asín•!.• * |*n*»r f " ( ' • ulding. Then- will lx- two large store n o i i n a l t«*f»ifM*r.»t ur« tow a n i t h« • ud "f r (n • , .J X t( 1 T » .* • -, ^ i ■ • n i ■. tin I.e n d i H a n d < Iuh a r c n# # r (•••• 1 • • “ •sui»» on the lirwt lltHir, about eight large tin- «la) Ih.* pul»#* r««s«- to ' mi m y»» t li«irR«*<! i (»•«• ufi«!« •r 1(»« l . l i t VA,1> Mi«cnmplclioti and ra p idly ^ a p p r u u i lung 4 "i»W* «*UHll«iirtl S e w s •dice rooms m (roul on the second llmir. m o r n in g and again lat«* hi th#* aft#*rmMifi ■l u t i " f t b e 2*anv as«itig r u n i m i l l i i - ••( th#* Rev 1 1* l.ttftg l) Aill pre a c h ll.-xt ev i-ry I lung i n d i c a t e s lim i Hus u|M-ning •"id a large fraternity hall hack of this«- hut #*arl> in tin* ••v#*mng th#* «*«»iiiit f«*ll nil hI . i I»- 1 (« uhm rati* | • a r * > 1«» «*«• f i f \ t • » ( h«* S u n d a y m o r n i n g a n d ,-veiling at 1lie i-v .-lit nl t h* s - iisili will lie a lirifliunt I lie Italge nxun will be 50x40 and the «*« « *l>|l *1I v ut«* «»! t h«- l.t* I f •r i m a r . (•'JIImva mi* Ih#- ' uM ial hnur* reception rtH)m will Im- about 10x40 I ur s<l ■ t al Orlami» Tin in hei« will lx- sold b y th e y o u n g • •Ml • •■¡m\ Ifut f h.il t (»• ^ u tu la v i4'll(Ml| !**'Hllt' llOAA at '< 15 I be building will have all modern con ladies I l i t - i i i - e l i es and n u n be u b t u i n e d a l ( I r l a n d , , Muffalo m iti.' dlsbunded wtlhoill |x*rfnrmilig .1 in In gl'*" a little mur* tune fur Iti* N ext Tuesday Xeniencea. by a p p l y i n g I n any m .-m lx -r id t h e c l u b . a n d l ’aw nisMill's lliat duiV Mnr.-nver it ,« ■ lai,ned tli.it cJasM' llenieiidx-r In mille, and come Mill's AA dd AAest o o o I t bur tiis-ii d is 'ld e d I n m u k i* Hu s u F a r F a s t x\ilI g i l è un e x l ll b l l lo n Iw ice Chuirmun Feariisidi- uf thè Oemix-rutie un Urne if you can, but mine a l i ) » * ) , I'be city of Titusville hit» decidisi to iluily a n d :u> C o l ( , x l y c a l ls Ib is hls executive CIMIIIIII tis- bus III, legai righi tin Friday evening next there will he mivsipierude ball enforce the nidewulk ordinance by laying fa r e w e ll t o u r il wlll p rn b n b l y he t i n ­ tu cern ii In thè iihMiiihh-s i lluseli at thè a clmrt li *!UN-i.d at (In- hume nf (' R Tin e l i m i n it i « '- » un a r r a n g e m e n t s und all sidewalks not already laid by the prop- j )uj|, Um,. , )le ,„s.ple of this -ws-tion nii Demix raiu primurn-s. iiiusiiiin-li a» hi» AAalki-r and the whole coiigregution and i h ' - u r u t i i m » a n d e bap '- ru ne» a re m a d e u p erty owners and take a lien on th« prop­ w-e tb«-s«- famnus plainsmen and tbeir •ilbi-ial dulie» dui noi commi-m •• unni tbeir friend« are invitisi During the nf m e m b e r » id th e la-n il a H a n d ( ' l u l l . erty for the expenses, as will lx- ixs-ii aggregati,ni' ,,( animai', rub-rs ,,f ,-very ¡ifter t|ie voti w.c- iaiiv.vss.-d r í a - i n m m t l ( e e nu a r r a n g e m e n t s c un • siiiiim.-r the ladli— uf tlie chiircb have by its call for bid» for laying approxi­ nationalil) All thes.- ciiliti-nnuiis. il s.s-111'. - ari In- Ix'-n earning in vunoux way» » little S l s t s III Miss M a l x - I Mow 1er a n d till' and s«-eiies depict.sl ni mately 15,08.1 feet.o f cement sub-walks eurly days in tlie gr.-iii wild west This eliminateli bv tlling twenty day» Ix-fnre llliiiiey |nr church extN-IIM-» and they will Misses AA a ril, all nf w lim n are officers td o o o is thè first tinte tliat Muffulu Itili bas thè eb-ction. with thè rnunty commi»- each tell in rhyme how it was done (lie club. T h e chápenme» an- Mr». Henry’ A large Manatee, measuring al*out exhibit**<l m thè smaller cities uf thè smners n( euch ciiunty. a pctitinn Ix-ar After tin« recital which will dnubtletv» lxeight feet in length, was waslnsl up on snoth and there wili lx- ali immeii-e mg t he numi- ni .’><•<' -pi.diti- d i-leclnrs inten—ting and tiniipie. refreshments AAighl. Mr» lutin Dickins. Mrs Samuel Fulestnii, Mrs Martlett Herndon, Mrs. (be U-ach of Miscuync May near the (,xit cr««wd ut Oriundo next Tuemlay wben uxking tliut ilo- naim-s uf thè numi lux-» In­ v ill I»- served. Robert New muri. Mrs. Forrest Take, uf First street y«*«terday morning. It thè show start« at 2:00 in thè ufternixm put un thè bulini. F.ven if thè court» Mrs. Hurry AAurd, Mrs. ( bus. Hand, 1» believed that it was kill.sl in the und at -''-(8* at luglit Had A Narrow Km ape Many Sanford lu-ld tliut tlie Muli M imi».- contentini!» Miami river last Friday or Saturday people ex|xx't U) tx-e this great exhibi- wi-re. correct. Illese pi-ntion» wnuld,»lill R*-v. J. F. McKinnon wua here on Mrs. Junic Roumillitt. The Ibxir ruminiti**.' ennsiHt* of »luring the blasting. tinn and s(x-nd thè day àt thè eniinty insure thè nain8s uf thè Dem.x-rulic Monday and speuking uf hi» ai-i-idciit nurilini'-s Ix-ing put un tlie bulini, tbu» the ntli.-r >'ltt> when bit auto tried to | Messrs AA t Hill, I- K. Ruumillut, W. o o o seni. defeuting ibi- effnrts bemg malie tu pre- push a (rain off lb.- truck »aid it was a| K. la-lller. An automobile line may lx- extablisbnarrow csca(x-. His driver rnund.'l ,i Since admission i» by ticket only, Mr. l ’ n r l e S s m A l a r m e d vent thi» ••d between Jacksonville and St. Auguscurve in Hie road and s*s-ing an approachMcLaughlin will r.-c.-iv« tickets at t h t tine. I t is expected that a magnificent W ashington, Oct. 17 . Officiai» bere Hand C oncert mg train seemeji to lose his head and I door. ten-passenger, aixty horse power machine Ixx-ume thoroughly alarmed today over The Sanford Hand. I N. Nash rondtiht- »hut off the power leu ving the cur partly . , ' -- — will be put Into daily service Ixdwex-n the imminent danger to Americans in V.-ra Cruz Mexico” captured yesterday■! or will give a concert in the park pavilion on the tracks In the short space of time Senator lleyburn Dead theae tw"' places the coming winter, |,v relx-|«, and Meckmnn Windthrnp. I on Thursday night next. Oct 24th. at allotted them Mr. McKinnon and the Washington, Oct 17. I ’n it.'l States o o o The band has lxs-n r, , huuffewr att.-lti|»t«wl to piish the car "IT Senator AV.-lil.m Mrinl.in Heyliuru of^ A big religious rally was held in Donnei acting secretary "f <!>•• Navy, order.'l " H* .»'clock Ion last week. Alxiut fifty prob-nsion» tile criiis»-r D.-s Mmn.-s. now making her hearsing e v e n week during the summer ||„ tra-k but could not do s i and the Idaho, died at bis apartments here tn. make all *|xssl to Aera ' and an attracjjve program will lx- r«-n trum »truck the front part of the auto night after a lingering tllnw-sa He wivs of conversion were made at the mc-ting QOO C ruz Commander Hughes will have dervd This program will lx- published wrecking the wheels and part ol the rmli sixty yeurs old and had lxs-n in the aen- Ovef aeventy-flve Greeks left Tarpo» ' full |mwer toerexcise his judgment in the Sprin'p the other day for Greece, an-1 a. rangements for protection of AmeH•wiring the call of their country to arms Ican. In the district. 49 in the next Herald. atnr. It wa* u very narrow exca|x-, and ate nine years. A complication of diaTheae concerts are under the auapicea While Mr. M cKinnon regrets the w reck) eu-vs involving the heart ami kidm ya tk« Sanford City Council. Q| the car he is thankful it was no worse, was the cause of Ids death. « _ ' Jt* .... •' ' ♦* ,JW-gy-Js .L l----/ ’ ’ -j • i •t % •t A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 15, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 15, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fd4ce4a403338e4a43abccb018c400b9.pdf a5471aae821c66dd2ec72d71f1b82d4f PDF Text Text M ül. --------------------- %r O ctober 1 2 . 1 9 ( 1 TME SANFORD MERAlO !V***/lm»nl oT Lhe Inon,.i HOY H A N D L E SS N A K E Ì 1 i l . i <'on I In ued fro m 1 V * I r » l « l t l . 9 . la n d O O r* s i O s ì m o t UI.. r i . . . i , O ctober S j , •, ' Ity clieat iTe ouf of a forfune TTTe Nolle» 1« i.c rrt) gi»»n that With«,,. |i V that," and Uotty steeled her boart and u l f ’s o U . F io n d i , who. on A u g u *t 1«, . . T h e Sanford Celery Delta a* an agri­ dcturmtnrd to prove herself oqual to H orr> «*t»«d E n t r y N o 3 * * 2 * . S » r u l Supposed to be Harmless Hut Prove» cultural center for the growing of winter fo r N E ' C S o r t k n 6, T o w n s h ip 20 k "-41. hsr father'« expectation and demand W east. T a i l s h a w s m rr id t s n , ks< ftl^ . . / to be Fatal to Hojr vegetables has l«een advertise«! in the In te n tio n to make tin s i t i r » y«w r |.ro..f . " * •• /Nonnun W yman, aired about thirteen, " If I ever m arry. I W1M tnarry Tom. claim to t h » U n d s b o v » lU w c ril^ .t four quarters ol the earth and in the Nobody could love a woman any more C U rk o f t h » C irc u it C o u rt, s t O rla m i.. I There Was Only One Way Out ol son of J . A. W yman, while ploying with midst of advertising the agricultural rvday o f N o «rsa ib »r, t i l l . * “» than he loroa me I am going abroad th *C U13th a poisonous snake early on Wednesday lm a n t name» a» » I l l u n i the Engagement. «iiiirr*» of this section th** «*ttv pnqwT A lb e rt H o y a l. of ( 's a ia , K V irv i* In ten day«, w here I hop« to «tudy and morning, was bitten on the hand, and C lirto rd M. K o y a l. of l i e u . kTuri.|» has l>«-vn neglected and our most valu­ travel and Im prove my»elf. I need It." l o T l r k I*. Hagan, o f H a n fo rd . F to n - i, died on Thursday evening. T h e lud able asaet, Sanford as a winter resort, E U 1 » P . I c » u . of A potika. K V o rvl. "A« late aa loat night, you didn't found the snake quite early in the Horn­ BY A. MARIA CHAWFORD. flK N JtV S i l|i ,i|, has Ihs' ii relegated to the rear. seed nor wont anything excep t my l»»»l W-To— Stp ing In the eastern part of the city , and T h e fact that Sanford will occupy the Jove. Tell me the whole truth. Hetty waa bitten by it. Disregarding this, he “You've always had all the money W hy are you talking about Tom nowl center of the stage this season has aroused you w anted. Theorem and you wouldn't Isn't It becauae of Uncle H enry'* w lllt brought th e reptile to the school grounds Dcpartmcat of the Inlrrl,., interest among the business men. who U. 9. land Oftlor at Gain»»«ill,. j Ull>Jl know how to get along without It,” decreed that th ore ihould be only one an hour before the opening, and was re­ f « e t ili ,, , I, li feel th at in the building of the city th«*y said Hetty decidedly. "S o It's best to k Notte» b hereby ft»m that Jan»» h liv,,i‘ proved by one of the teachers, as it is will «mine in for large shun* of return*. consider ou r engagement a t an end. I —the one ho dominated. T h e re had Hanford. Florida, who, on Augu«t to. i ’ *' against the rules for pupils to up|x>ar on been tboao who defied him, and they ||om«wt*ad F.ntry No 37*20 .S, ro,| ■ . T he country is well able to take care of can't m arry you." (or Kfi of NW1 j and W«, ol NK'. find come to grief. When ho wa« told Township the grounds until the first bell rings for ...................... Kang» 2V r».t i , . itself for this Reason at least, and in this T b eoren C r*ne looked at tbo girl that young Campbell wa» going to - wn»hip “20 aoulh. Meridian, ha» fi!«*) notte» of mimi»., **T’ school. T h e teacher advised him to Idea the farmers themselves will wonderlngly. linai Av» year proof, to mtabluh claim •. try It be aent for him and «aid: go to a physician immediately. abov, de*crib»d. b»tor* th» t'tark nl ti. "•«u| "T h o ro Is only one way out of this heartily concur und the (act that this "A new dally on the carpet, e h P C o u rt, a t ( h U n d o , F lo rid a , on the 1 1-. On his return before school, the boy u> » N o ve m b er. I S I S . |H>licy meets with the approval of the engagem ent for you. Ju st on e." he re­ "Y ea." CUlmant nanv»a »1 trftaa — again got the snake and exhibited it, peated, “and that Is to acknowledge m erchants an«l the farmpr is evhleneed "Drop I t " Ixrvick P. llagan, ol Hanford, Pturi.1. despite u protest from the teacher. that you don't lore me No other rea­ Will E 1»». of ( ‘» a i» , Murida, by the (act thut many of them are upp"Why *oT" Albert Koyal, ol Ca*>u. Florida. During the morning he Itecame ill and son will hold with me." "Because I run this tow n." Clifford H lU yal, of Cauda Florida plying for memlwrship this season, and Hetty pondered, a tiny pucker show­ went to his home, but the poison hud H E N R Y s . i l l i t, "Porbapa *o ." heretofore they have held themselves ing In h er forehead. Bho apoko with l # p l U *Tuw -4(p done its work, and despite all efforts he "I ll chaae you out In a m o n th !" aloof. an effort. “ You know th ere has algrew wono until death enaued. He was I ll* th rea t would probably h a r* T h e campaign of advertising Imfii-1' Vays b een T om .” Sho tried to look at I> rp « M in ra t © f i k r U l r r U r been carrlod out but for a circum ­ buried this afternoon from the Christian gurnted several years ago flllesl the celery him, but h e r eyes fell before the sud­ U . 8 . U n d O fllf» a l ( îa ln ra v ilW , Kl*.fu j*t stance beyond the control of any boa*. church.— E u stis Lake Region. O rto lie r b , |y i 2 k delta with new people, and the reputa­ den Are In his own. N o lJn » ka h m b » f i v m lh a t Janvr-. \\ Mlaa Kitty Dolaud and Mr. C harle* T he Herald at one time called a tten ­ a. "W e ll, w hat of It? H e’s a sdrt of S * n fo rd . n o rk ia . » K o . on J u ) y î*. 1 «i .. r._ » tion of this nection of Florida as the real Campbell met, nnd It waa a ca se of ol l nl m r a l r t t i K n t r y ( S rfiâ l. N o . 07041 > f.„ tion to the fa ct that in Florida we have half forgo tten myth." vegetable section is assured. lovo at first sig h t. The new dally had IIM i Sr^tion II. TowiMhip 20 »ouih lu the small striped snake which resembles "D o n 't th e se rosea look real? He « u t . T a îl a h a w » m rr id U n . Ka« flUnj .,„ i, , ‘ T h e fuel ttint we wish to impress upon boon started and waa struggling to (ra tio n lo m i k r f in i! A v» y m r pru o f », -ULl.k the garter snake in npfieurunce but in has sen t flowers ovofy day for two Itvo when the ^Irl earn«» to know Hosa f U im lo t K r U n d ahovv dm<'nt*rw| the people of the Unite«! States and for, 'k* 1 4 . , . . . . y e a r s ' H er retort cam e quickly Her ( lr r k o l (K© r t m i l t C o u rt K O rU n .Io i reality is the American cobra nnd is U Kelly's program to kill lt^ F or tho (h# 1S t H d iy .o I N o v rm l»^ r. 191? eigr. countries at the p r w n t time is th at pr,de ^ boen gt|rrod deadly poison. Parents should instruct ( 'U im a n t nam ra m w ilnrw em first (Into since she bad held her place Sanford offer* more to the winter resiyou mean ,0 te „ mo th al you_ F ra n k U ( * lk k , of S o r rv tilo . F lo n .i« their children to never handle u snake shu raised h er voice In protest. 8he W illia m I I . IK jy d , o f I U oU , K lu ft.la «lent in the way of hunting, fishing, an- jpoU Gf a jj women—would have allowed of any kind, for there an* very few sjx*J . M . ll r M â v , of SânforxJ, k lo rw l« wna answered sncerlngly and brutally. tomohiling. saluhrious climate, nrcoin- mo to hold you In my arm s and kiss W illia m W T i t U y . o f S c n fu M , I l cies of snakes that will allow fam iliatity Campbell should learn what It meant M K N IO v . m mixiatton*. etc.. than any other s«»-lioii you If you had not Intended to marry I 1i - T u n - M p to defy the boss of Oratton If there nnd when some of them resent hand­ of the south, and when all of the pluns me* W are you thinking of Tom bad not nlr.-ady been adm iration and ling their bite is as deadly as the ruttleof the < oiiunerrial Club have matured th en r* love, tbo attitu d e of the politician ■nake. T he American colira will rarely In O r r u i l 1 ( o u ft. H r v r n lh J u d iria i I I n u it «•« the priKif of tin» assertion ».11 in* made Tho defense was being swept would b are aw akened them. Co u n ly . Hoc Ida bite unless taken up in the hands und , away ruthleaaly. Sho fe lt tho hot blood Miss Doland q u it her place within B. l>oyW V». I>i vo rc r teased, which was the case probably " T n 1 V , , , r n , . r „1 1 tlnglo In h e r f . e e Our work now w.ll In* for a (.re n te r don.t iuppo(0 you CTer mado n tho hour, laughing at the th rea t that llr n m i K . l»< iv U with the E ustis incident. Only a n at­ sho nnd her m other should be made T o K m m n K . iK iy l# : m istake and ktsaed tho wropg girl, 1 I t i M M « n fro m th# n/Tklc vit o f K h uralist or an oxjierienced woodsmun run Sanford. T h e following com m ittee* were up- <Hd youT" ahe asked slow ly. i nometoss wIthln a w eek_That evening duly flU d , t h n t h# U th# ra m p U in g n i . •• • , detect the difference lie tween the garter the Hon J . K elly, ns his new spaper ra (u lr« J n u i r , (h n t (h# n d d r r m fd ti."H etty ! W h at’s tho m a tter? Your orgun always reftirred to him. r«*celv Km m n K I ><>>(#. U u n k n o w n to arf\a> snake, grass snake and the cobru. and pointed d rfrm l© fi( w u v « lIn* gjfp o f t w r t i t ) «•»•» ( om m illee on Advertising, 5 Me pi h er* 'a tb er has told you that U n d o Henry . ed three c a lle rs In a bunch. T h ere (hat t h # r r u rv » prrw m in th # «(© l# ••( i this bring the case children in Florida It J Holly, chairm an. Henry Me- drew up his will yesterday nnd left was no need of tntryductlons He was • # rv lrr o f © *ul»p<i#na upon «K o » tt »»Mil l «•specially should never he allowe«t t o i d#fra«l© nl his money to mo provided that I don’t I .uil lilt. I N AA I n i t i e r I » I » I d d w . - ll 1 «mj • rs- t h r r v it r f r it f t l m s l !«• s|i|w-« known to Mins lkilniid, Mr Campbell hniidle unv kind of s n a k e » 1 <«n \fonda> , ( h r '¿ml «1«) o f I a nurry a so called society wutmin 11« j< I. Wing soil law y er S tra tto n The lawy.-r did the- u s in r I»« tug a fu l# •!•) •*f ( h i* •»**,»• b ss alw ays been a crunk on the sub i t h fu rth # r ordrr#«| th a t th»« node« u l om m illee on Finance. 10 M em bers not belong to the gang " On the Appreciates Action of Judge Hell Ject of marring«« Thinks that women contrary, he bud been bot on the trail for r f | h l itje*w«**-ulive wrw-kjs m t h r id W A l a d l l e r . e h a i r i n a n . N A < I ’a l n i e r . i n#w*|*a[*#r puhlishewl (n ( V a n p «-«mu Joe Favor, a negro of the M ontague ought to know how to rook and sew W i I h iw s It M llo liiftw o ii. t U r i of tlie bus* for muny months 1. I ’ \1 «-<'idler , I b u r v W i g h t . II F T o •**saft o f i Jo a i« l circuit and th*- w* w and run n house, you understand I section, « io tritxl I»dure Judge losepli AAhat bluined nonsense Is th is?'' th# 7 th da) o l l l f l t t l r f , A l r 1912 l a r . .1 l> J i n k i i m . < It W a l k e r . J F went to th e office atuT begged your fa ­ gruffly asked the boss us all got Hell of Ocala, for shooting quuil out of H. M I K ’ I I I »S Pace. A T Rossitter. W T Flehls. | im ili I ly M A l l n » s f ther not to te ll you U ndo Henry has season, itnd wus fined $ 100 and costs seated liu k in w o ti A In ik ittM iv i l oninvitli'c on I run«porlalioii been In A ustralia for tw enty y«'ur» and SolD i|on* fu r l um jdain© nt In sentencing the prisoner lodge Moll Mr K elly," replied M!*» I)o!a:.d . I li«-orge H Ferunbl. «■tminnali. Alfr«*| he dldu l know a lawyer nor auybody i am not exactly engaged to Mr. Camp mad«' It r|«-ur that lie would not lie letil |Foster, W P C arter. S tl t hiise, F AS bell, b u t* but— " enl with violations of th«- game law In I k * ( ir< .u h 4 e u f t . H # * r n l h J u t l u u l • M ahoney. Tell your m other that I sh all turn i n f r C o u n t y , IV x W la T h e r e i ' e i i t a c t i o n o f Judg«- H e l l , as ( ommillee on New Industries I n r r \ a Jld a lk o n o / S p e r i o J K««*>l her o u t!" r e c o d r t s l in l i i e a b o v e i t e m w h i c h a p • n d l l r i d f # liotod« u f M p r c u l |(«»o< <« AS SfSMwer chuirmun AA E AAat Hut we are going Into partnership l l f i d f # I M s lf ld N o I o f a n d f«»» •• (M-ar«»l r**opritl> in t h e T u n e s I u i o n lias I uunit. Mofitli Hi the new a pa per b u sin ess" »,,it II i I hi I»«**«* I I* Ihihcrl.» E I. ca ll«»l f o r t h fliulkV e \ | i r e s » i u l i s o f » a l l N o tic e * l o 1 I 'u lillr ccificw f »»»»n 11uin i«l>'" AA«»»Irult AA St limn«-« 1« I. I lirasli S j i r c t t l K i s a J an«l |lftn«l* »»1 f a c t i o n f r o m »|x>rt.»inen, a n d a ll int«-r«-st You wilt do your beat to k ill the •»«! »«»it- I•«•«««,« Nu i <>f <«(•«■(, I cr e«i in g a m e p r o t e c t i o n , esp«s-|u|||y the "iite rp rlso f" J « .h n « Jitfirw . » (m tr a l l , ( ommillee on Membership " B o h W h ite S r v r a t h J u ' i u i a l t »fruii o f K l t i f b U 1.« As dead ns a door n u ll!" It AA Herndon, chairm an. Kirhari l - t it »trvir^J t ( , r u i « l n n i M t o r»-«|tiir* • The Florida Audubon s.e-iet\ through I wanted to be »ure o f It Mr . r o u n t ) n m i n i i « h > n m o f u i « i ••>>»' At ax well. J > M 'K i i i /.ic AA I I I u rior K«-lly when th e new courthouse whs r»Liwr if any th#> h«»r wh> rrriain tile medium of the pr«-.* d«-»ir«*» to pub a «ml Hrhlgr I *utn«t .No l of 1ffgitgr • AA J I hig|s‘ii. Paid Higgler* II fl Hill. •erecte.d two y e a rs ago your sb« Ifrly nrknowlisige its thunks to Judge 4 ! ul i, *hou Id not n»nArtti«'«f •(»«! va] .A E Aow«'ll AA M latvell the graft wus nou I have figures ^ Ism i tor ib» »mount uf Hell for Ins timely action Since its or -v.l < om m illee of Five Appointed to In v e s­ and uieuiuranila lo rprove It." I inta-fv»» ‘''.t J “ ,nm ,Ul' * annum» ganiiatlon the «ux'iety has distributed It B (i l l o ! " I N o w , l S r r v i u r r , th # p u b lK in b m l i ) ru« ~l Ik*! tigate the probable I ost of Hulkheadmany leaflet* setting forth the value of IriflV "W hen the land for tho now park V .'« ‘ Ind the Hotel Site Tf the quail as an inseet destroyer to truck­ -»ft wus acquired It wus bought through 1«»«, Hun i,m n vs i'rrku... Ju.lrA T K«w*itter ihairman, AA M er* und funner*, und we f«x-l encouraged , th e real esta te ring, of which you are ' latvcll. F AA Muhnio-v. • R AAalkcr. •to know that in late year* the bird so the head. T h e price was fixed and 1i « » n » » 1st I iriw r ( t f t i o v n l l f i p ■« t o «-».« 1 AA' I ' Palmer highly prized as a table dehrni v ha» rushed through an«! >our s h sre of the 1 “ «*•' " < o m m i l l e e of litre « A p p o i n l e i l to < 'n 1 I f iu iir f Tib KM2 largely mere»*••<1 in nuinlwr* grnft wus over $ I 4 00«l I tiuve proofs Siller Fir« lion of Itnsril of '•o«rrn«i|s •«*•1 J« I II to go before th«« Jury " It is to lie lmp«»l that the .ilhciul» of ^ * ' t « t r A t t o r t i # ) o f t f - . III i u . l o It I Hull, i ti.nrm.ir I N AAiiilmr m | i i »*i ii lofts-» in 1 h* Another II«*! wn* m uttered »«am*.1 I n.. other count I«-S will follow t fie «'valliplal Il e t ir v Mi I . a u l m . AAhen the old Jail was re p a ire d : wla of Judge Hell, and *<> earn tlie gratitude Wiinswsa. H \l li nt . i t u n n . I«' k f k s#l ftl) your divvy waa about >7,000." c irru it c o u rt and th# rl# rk o f th# t*«k#rd • of sportsmen and ull lovers of the useful I» f u n im lu io n r r « thin th# Mth day «»f T he llCHtrurtive Small lloy " I t wusn't sev en c e n ts !" \>\: Bob White. II. M KOBINS4IS "On tbo pnvtng dono la s t year T h e oliirr day T J Miller, thinking M R S . 1 VAN D E ItrtH H ,, II» M \ II..» • your ring mado a clean stea l of over to Ix'UUtlfv in* theutre |i|ailt*s| two very ' Ik -K n -llr Sec Florida Audubon So« >10,000." Iteautiful palms in (rmii of the premises "How Many Q uaataf" Hu*" ■At the tune it secinist to me lii.it it was a Thr Lend n Hand < lull "A'our «nd your friends have pur- *" iW kw K * fro«!««!», f»« case of love s lulutr lost fur never yet has else In this town Im agine how I felt _ . ..... #i * . . . mobtlre (of lllfr The Ia'ttd a Hand riu h held its first ebused 200 se re s of land to unload on 1« « h » ll !«• lb, <tul > ul «»«« 1 - r - • anything la-en allowed to grow on any of when he cnmn In to lum heou today- . . . . tit«» city ut th roe times Its value as n|»r»iin« an f..» ku, . meeting Krnlav afterniHUi at the h«une t fie principal sifis'ts ol a...... Oil of t he anil announced that he hud been to u reservotr " I limit» ul ih. «J*> »1 -'»••l..»>i of Mr* Henrv Wight and made »«nin •ikf. Ouatave C a rte r to liuve fits will drawn •le st m e t I v •* s m a l l liov N o l WI re III, liet out of my house all of y o u l" limns*, to I»# numlirrni ui th# or«h» enthusiastic plan* for tin- seftsou's work and for ev#ry l i m u r , for tlk# |Rjfj-*I don't want lit» shouted the boss as be sprang up f e a r s u i d o o i n h - d . for I'n u iin g d o w n t o w n up' To your father! The lri*nd a Hand Club t* «•ninpo*«»i UhI n p *ra li nf an •utnfitoliil# f»*r htr*I can take care of you Oh. Hoftly does U. Mr K elly," replied •pplviiig for i©rn# shall i*a> innuall) tod 111 I n o t i c e d t h a t I mOI i p a l m - a r e «It-ml money of many of the representative young Hetty dear l'vu been so happy Hay th e girl. "I have other things to S • jH.trnl r v r r y j*rwa»n or |»#rw«»i»* s e e m i n g t o lie b r o k e n olf a n d o t h e r w Is r th-rn«* a« afoM-uid ahall l»# fun»t*h*^l • • • *» women of Uie city and was organized It's all a m istake. 1 don't «aaut any­ m ention." •-««il; with • mmrk or number, in dur»Mc maltreul«si by vandal hands. Severul i primarily for philanthropic purposes. thing but you." •littinruiahaM#. i n d he »hall a tt a c h it on •■ “ Y'ou are a tra ito r." c«»lar tr«*>* plant«»l there last year *uf •piruoua (»lar# upon th# vehicle m* The Associated Charities received its Hetty swallowed hard and staring In I r.A«-'* "A mistake. Mr Kelly. Mr. HtratI hereby cert ify that th# foregoing fer«»l the name fate und It seems to lx- u • u duly arwl regulafly (>©«•#•I by lh* *•«, the fire, wont over to h e rse lf every ton Is here as my lawyer, and cannot first donation from this club and at the 1*t? in on th# K.th day «»f ttetfdwr ' foregone conclusion th a l nothing is to Is-j word h„r falh l, r hnd iald #t uoon meeting Friday an additional sum was ta k e advantage of what Is said unless M W l«*%l I • I allow «»I tfi grow in proximity t«» First j "Ubtty, you must give up Theoron t ti» 1 decide to p rosocu te and furnish him voted to the relief work of the associa t I» Appr«»vr*| by rr>* th»« 2n«l tU> «d •* '• ’ • *tr«»,t a* l«>ng ns tin- small htvy i* nllowisl Crano." he had urged. "Th«i boy haM certain docum ents Those docum ents 1912. tion. to loaf on tlie streets at will 1 have I * future and this old u nd o of his has will be placed In the aafe of The W SI K S t Kit. M i ) u f At the Field Day last February the 1I - 4 CC liv«x! in other town* and cities and 1 have I ft doien m illions Y’ou m ustn't let Dally Btar,' to bo brought out and pub­ girls clear«*! about two hundred ilollars never seen this destructive spirit so man- i n,* UlHfn acntlm entallty ch o at tho boy lished whenever the editor th in k s tbe by their own work. ifeat us here in Hanforil, mul I am not out of a fortune llko tluxL Tho old tim e Is ripe. Is It to be war or All money rai**d by thus club is de­ fellow loves Thcoren and wants him p eace?" alone in this notion for time and uguiii OLDtST njRNITURt HOI voted to civic and philanthropic plrto marry a quiet, simple girl who Is "Is the new paper goln' to pitch has this same mutter l«een brought to poeea. accustom ed to do actual work, hous««- Into me?" my attention. huld work, ho said. Yes. I know It's A great deal has lxx*n said, first and "Not for what has happened tn the Now it is simply a (|uestinnof whether hard on you for you aro mum than last, about the lack of recreational facil* p a st—not u n less you force It to I the amull boy is more destructive here, capable and can run this big establish­ consider that I did not get thnt lufor» itie* of the city of Sanford, so the fir*t or the indict* are more lax or th at the ment, but Henry (‘ratio demands that inatluii fairly, but The S ta r will bs work of the club this winter will t>e the c parents of tlie children «lo not livok after his nloce ahull not sm ack o f the social oo the watch tn the future." building of u public tennis court for Suuthe small Ixiya and keep them oil the «»orld Y ou 're llko a beautiful orchid "R e fo rm !" he aneered. 2 ford, and it is for this purpose th at the M *tr«*els at night. It seem* that the ch il­ Hetty, don't c r y . wo'll go abroad for a "N ot at all. Mr Kelly. I f . j U, t tn club will give n fancy dress Hallowe'en year. H enry Crano would never be­ experim ent to eeo how a city can bs dren hang around the moving picture M ball Octolver 31, at thr hall, the par­ lieve that you could work. You must run without a bosa." ' sliows in Sunford lo the détrim ent of the i not think o f yourself Jn th is, but what ticulars of which will lie in our next is­ And the city or Oratton baa voted show* and the property thereof. this fortuno will moon to him.!' sue. s tho experim ent a success, w hile the T O U R IS T N o. 1 R o ll T o p O f f lc o D esk Acts of heroism appeared .easy "business p artn ersh ip " Is a paying af­ Roll curtain, two »tiding »m* onough to accom plish In th e creatures fa ir, and tho m atrim onial en terp rise Bridge (lu b M eets «lires splendidly m ade r u j tun of men's fa n c ie s —In book*— but whon prom ises much happiness. Tho Every W eek Bridge Club was en ­ n i o . d raw ee*ten ese k side. « t , f an actual experience cam o home to an ' (Copyrt.ht. till, by Asoodatsd U tsrarx tertained by Mrs. (r. F. Sm ith on T h u rs­ bosrd ii preferred. Drswe«» k» k ______ l*r* sa) average, norm al girl. It seem ed too dif­ day afternoon. Two table« of bridge autom atically. W orth >12 Ml ficult fo r m ortal endurance. Uetty « 1 4 .8 0 Eyss Demand Rspote. „w ere played. T h e highest score was wanted to cry out how d ea r he waa P l u m b i n g .and Many people can n ot rem ain unoccu­ made by M rs. C. 0 , M cLaughlin, who —this man sh e was giving up for love pied. and In th e ir momenta o f leisure P R IC E $ 1 0 .9 0 won tho prize, a pretty little lemon plate of him. H e was so big and strong and « hasten to selxu & book or a piece ol • G a S y F I t t l n g * of glass with silver deposit. When the capsblq o f carin g for h er Bhe would Shipped from Indiana f embroidery T h e se are undoubtedly love- him eo th at he would never regam«1* of card* w«‘re finished ice cream • a r* excellent mean» of d istraction, but k*tvt the loee of money under tbo clrand cake were served. Mr*. Sm ith 's A ll W o r k R e c e i v e * M y I 'e r a o n a l , cum stancea, she promised h erself, and they are fatiguing for the e y e . upon guests were M r*. C. M. Vorce, M r*. C. O. which they lm po.o contlnuou. work |hen the voice of her fath er, speaking M cLaughlin, M r*. O. W. Brady, M r*. W. A t t e n t io n A n d B e n t KffortN w ithout . break. One must know how N N. CluiUiu Sum • St. A«*»»««»» i I * In a cool way o f the m aterial things to repo.« tho e y e . Just as cm* con aidR . Anno, Mr*. Cruse Borne«, Mm. Forof life, sm o te h er Inner conaclousnsss. MAIL ORDERS PROM PTLY FILLED era It qultw natural to rest th e m uscles re *t L ake and Mrs. Paul Kaaly. Opponile City Hall Telephone No. 23 a f t # A fatiguing WAlk. HIS INTERFERENCE C. H. D IN G E E ‘ G. T . B U N T I N G i THÆtrYm' - »m * I ■ififisiiifktir‘lirsi �P ublished S e m i-W e e k ly — Tuesday and F riday THE SANFORD H E R A L D I -V S A N I O R D — ■L i l r Number 1 7 CA N FO RO . FLO R ID A is W o n /1 L iv in g R F I DAT O C T O B E R 'S , IS12 I Volum « V F LO R ID A L A D IE S TO A l l ) BULKHEADING LAKE FRONT G R EECE D O N S A R M O R I N E L E C T IO N O F W ILSON F IG H T A N C IE N T E N E M Y C o m m e r c ia l ( l u i ) W ill D is r i is s ' Q u e s tio n T o n ig h t Governor Names The Leaders Patriotic Greeks Flock To For Southern Wilsoh League Fvu.v Country's Banner For War K M 'K K S T O UK I 'K K S K N T K I ) FLORIDA N EW S AND VIEWS FROM EVERY S o l id Daily Happenings in The Land of Flowers (Tilled and Tied Into a Nosegay of Hrieflets OTHKR ITKMS OK IN ____________ TEREST IN WORLD’S KVKNTS * Definite ( osl AAill Ite tiln-n To I ommcrriul t luh And Artion AAill / Probably lie Taken Telegraphic Communications Boiled Down For the Benefit of Busy Herald Readers Through the efforts of the Commer­ Tallahaaaee, O ct. 18. Governor Gil­ cial Club and the Sanford Hotel Co., l l o s l o n AA'ins S e r i e » christ thU morning received a letter from the projot t of liulkheadtng the lake T h e Rosimi American la-agile Club Mrs. Jane S co tt Woodruff, of Jurkson, front will si)on assume lUdiniti- shape Tenn., chairmun of the Southern la-ague won thè world's champiouship for l'M J and a t'tlie nus-ting tonight there Will b> of the Woman'« National Wilson and un W erlnnulay by defeuting thè New several enguos-r»' report« and mo- or two 1 ork N ational' In a »core * • f \ tu _ * m a Marshall campaign. advising that sin-j |ex|x-rl» to g\vr l*n- flllb a practical idea is gathering forces for an active cam |t e n - m n i n g c o n t i s i h e f o r e 2 |,.tMMI ....... |i |e on starting iji i.it real work ol reelaiinmg M u tth '-w S o li p ltch ed a w oliderflll g a m e patgn in the south and requesting that j this valuable (and ripij improving our he appoint for her two capable and active j t i t i l l i t j i e fin a l i n n i n g . w Iteri lo- w e a k e m » ! lake front I'lte prii|xrfY that will lx»oinen to serve as chairman of their j I he Red So» were mie hehiud wfieli thev •loltu'ed bv " i II . .............. I.. Is hn'k r>—|M*ctive sectiolLs, and to request that curile t.i ilo- hai at ih- end -*l Ilo- tentli A glarifìg muli hi »nud gr.es» (|#* nl»*«l I»r ^t .if»*! I m ill I hi* U - m n fiir^ they institute through the pr«-»» a cam inning will I»« ifii|trmn| of Frigie » long r!\ tu . . nter pur ilo- Imi *»t K*-r j*.in» I' **f patgn for dollar contributions to tie m ill ili#* «•m tif** l. » k f front a i || m a few ter oli sis-ond alter Hooper had tlu-il out \\omen's Wilson and Marshall cam ­ y e a n |>rr*#*fJt an enlin'ly ditTi*ri*n t ilhpaign fund. In consideration of Flor­ S|H-aker carne tliroiigh with a single and |##m*t and from ihn ««lov#*i»l> ap|H*aranr«* ida'» geographical arrangement, the Kngle rtished acros» thè piate with tIo­ that it n o * |ir**x*iitN our front door *d l 11 li Ih •• t h r o w Governor deemed it advisable to name l i e |n g s c o r e !*#• *vt#*pl <M*nipiiliMi**l\ «*|#*ait .tnd the in Speaker went lo sis-oiol . Acrk e» assistants for .Mrs. Woodruff in the citn-. liMirH that »•«»ill#— f•• Nunf«ir«l l»\ Imat I . wi••I IVnsacola. Jacksonville uml Tampa 11 .il mg goni- lo play oli ilo third W «’«’ .111 illllifl •k••»■ If.-Ilf -|iit!«*«! l»«*r»* wa- purposeU pass-sl in orde! ih.it a Al|l and accordingly wrote to Mayor Frank , fin»* r«***i t h#*r#( A A11 D «- hd. fill! |s|— Hid Reilly, Hon. W. A. lUoiint and lion I furiasi p|.iv cullili he Iliade il thè piate • «ti«! A!»a»1•*».«b lem un, tu 'hi i -I.i - i t 'frank I,. Mayen of IVnsacola M .imr AAlo - l.ar-lro-r 1 ! • I' .tl.ll a .- lg« . * •• * Tl f . » stand» wen il , t.,lm m l •' » v itetitecl H S Jordan, ex-Gov \A S Jennings and <In t iifiifiicr« i.i| i I'll tr.*l ?-••»» t fu- '»It.ill •ini lion F I'. Flemming of Ja c k s o m 1 11>- i , ardto-r •aught a- hi»...... * t lol*»v!iM‘t fu: ^jrr.ít i r111 •r o •fM t.fs a di ni hi» hai and »ent il I*l*e\nre who»e alid Mayor I). II. McKay Hon \\ f »•i«! Mi* I r«*am> •»I i' a .i! Ih r*-.#!*/•••1 **tovall and Hon T M Weir of I'ump.i tlirow tu Ih* pia'- * i- '•••• a !• 1 ali t .it l.»>t i ! fia- I»#*# * t ! »• •*|*|Mol » •«f 1ft« requesting (hem to confer and send to Aerkis a» |,, a ii i m<r Ilo |il.it* wil li t io- p r o ^ r r n s i N •• «*II I7a*n*» of NMilord .mil of him by wire the name of a lady in each I winning ruii .<( those elite» who will lake an interest mil who will endeavor to »*i\• a i l a e assistance to the worthy cans*- which Mrs Woodruff is representing o o o Kantrrn Star KnlcrUint* Seminole ( ’liu|»t#*r No. *J of the Order of Kaatern Star *a> IiijaIi «** .»t a \«*r> |d«M(Hant *MM*ial ThtiPMlity evenirne at tin* Koldun«« \«*^t t/j honor of Mr*« Matriia E f a r te r of Ho||\ Hill, Slat«* (»rumi Matron «tf t lit* KaM#*rn Star. *h«» in h»*r official rapacity» is making a tour of \is ita t «* •,.*i'h i*hapl#(r in tin -tat«M r> I I» r.irk» r Worthy Matron .»l Sommo!» i h.ipt«*r \<* J v«a.«* nn**lr«*H* of ••••rnnoiii*^ ^fi*' *.»» .iv h f n l t*•* th«* meinÌH*r> of th«* cfiaptrr in entrrtuinm^ Mrs. Carter ami the jjue?«t.*« invited t«> vn«*et tin* (»rand Matron. The in v ia i and fitoM pleanin^ i«*.iltiri*^ of the e\enili|t'H ph’HMir«* *«*r«* the d«* h^htfiil piano -*«‘|»-i f ions .u»d r«*» 11at i«»h** « fiannmitly tfiv«n I»\ Mrs t \ |(an dall I hu tine readift}! I to* S ik'I.i I t I ! a-«' •! W h»«* |*i «fai M i t'Hhfij tf»»- I a-t»r* ^t a * , AID .»r th..* ft •t. ,..v»-.| \t Mrs l'ark»T r»-«|ti»M M rv ir t»-r rai k i d to t h» •*fi«i pt •'f an•I X1»»*-' iI ' of, Ml. Mr*. \\ •»I k •*( t to* East»-rn Mar (*art«»r «*« a p|«*u*«int! *«|M*ak«*r * ifii an d i * " i r *•i ,wit•«T*» f.*r • ,T * r o »I . * !•» fs40,ali »«. fa t |,*o.. uo. Ilo » r* • w <t * us l.is J 'i. • • } i ■' i i i» * i*o ■ t •«Ik h» ad 1. If It |l l|s«.. I Alti III* gf.O|l|*'< .. o* r *..»( t tf. g a llo - r a s i a r m i m i I I , lt--*l » . a l - i,i n "1 MiproV 1 *H* * fa |b* •»..».♦ •* 1 1•1 h r and h* r a urk m I*« fiait fit» . I .»'t V »lli» »i»*t . lo s r i n g t lo l o i i l o p t a v - i» i.'T I»** s.»|v»-«l >a»d«.rd - futur» vnmuM **rrt >».»r l a l o r a d d r i - é s s l .m i n » * i | i i i g •mark I« 1 lu r*- »«• no \ m . •i id# at on« • \ft#T Mrs t*u*t|w talk M r I i , Al i l i t a » -i m i t Io -ri w i ali • if -At,ltl*H If.at - " I t .uii** i I•« I f i f K«»hf«m- I*.ist »«rand Matr«*n •f i ht 1 Inti 11 * I.. lih 'w S M i t i t i w w i» m i In» .. , • I ».a f. N.ui'iin! •» st I -«.|» in * k. - 1 11 . i* i • • r i• •f »fid • ( t r • 111 * tK I • R*-.| »■•> !.. i,- i ........... u g r . it il i i . » • p * i ttful I »•• M — ;•f•-« rt». I * I•• » »* .tnd M at r»*t att t lo» vo t or -. 111**4«I of 'iilU'^.dlof! on lia* j¿r»-a» (uif 'Is. 'ii«1 * • r ^ i ***** « f(i« fuindh* nf Ilo •rti w1 1 pn*s»i d a Pont M at I lo wsoli John!« ••n»|ovb«i| I n i u u t»*ousf\ I. n a tu r « w hi « I» « pr«*M iiti**| a kl»*'«!ifig >»fi»m«»hand pattisi him mi thè li.u k for hi» ch-ver a n d V**t u n to li« !#••«I l«v f h« f i . m d •»( t h« t hl«*f f, *»lli ^«*ftl|Vlo|« t » »pfi-r \*> ' hot work Mislo-nl and \A — i piti lu-d if * i*»an «*r .t-*'!-,*'t i' ■« i 1 t fi# « ». • I *f • • (.. g* •i * -• « *f i h«v *-|l *s ' 1V*-|V ' t-r II- e I. The Commercial Asx<wiulinn it I’. n s waila is sending out invitation» to at tend the celebration of tin- running ol the first train over the-G ulf. Flor-du A Alabama Railroad on Octolx-r in From four to six hundred (xsiplf from South Alabama and Weal Florida are e v i c ted to attend this celebration The inter I f i H i s n r l l ih 11«* 11 «* r A" »late fair will In- in progress at this time ( Imago ajjo III . (»« ( >«TI 11*« *« \11•*r .« •I.%> •»! and on the night of the .101 h will In- field unbroken calm. ( ololiel Koosevelt lay on the organization meeting of the \Vrat * fus t»**«i at M»*r« \ Mospft.il tonight witt Florida ('hnmln-r of Commerce A record breaking crowd 1« ex|x' ted in pr.it ti« all) I»«» vafi.ith*»' m In-» **ndfti»m It wa.s a «lav «*í waiting .» da\ **f |»««,ssi IVnsacola on that date h i t } ' hu* wi* > 1 s# «i. d U .#*■ »»■• .. •* *«•••• a ,i. » •k- •.* * I'reparatuMin .ir#* I m*ih ^ tn.i*l< *• fi* . . . :. i II« . . ••. •i 11»I». Kaufman Metal Rom pan) ••• • i * h* I .«ftgi'l f r••• »*,* l.i i • •*.«- - »•••’ » T •rjfr*^t amount «»f *u*rap iron tfi.it f*.«' t fu pii) su i.m-» "It* (o'* •oh'lition i» s.*t|s •ver U rn nent from Juckminville Thi>« fih tor) Thi*\ nani that it might Im* saf«niamrnoth shipment in the culmination I for him to l«*av«* f«»r (ly««t#*r Hu) un Mon of an eight yearn* collection The 1 «fa) o r T i n g l a ) if a ll g»»«*s w» || h u t n«»t »mount in no great that it will take .f»on '••v»-n a t**nt.itiv, • d«** Mion was rta«h»**l •rs to remove th#* ir«»n to th** no*th I'!«#* i Ihm »! r««»«r«f f*«» If»« «lav M,,» *..! * h»*re a market han I #*#*n f* »1 *1 f«»r th sum#* V.ir 1.1 ! |«M»* II 1« fi {•« i .«t ir« puls« t« d fire lot There are 11» »I »»» f«• **f rl.i r»ipif at h»*» Kut or»|\ »• • •fi.»»<g« *■ * f»• »» »waiting nhiprnent I»fi Vsi» i|#iis s.tt.f .»«• w* r* * "rm al • ’ t>* j 0 o o 4• '‘ AAurk will smm l-cgin III Fl M- .id* ■»' wnun« I I h« hour I> r••••r«i I••hi •*1 •« crcctinn nf a large twmstnrv brick Might f«-\«*r it« th«* morning and a oil« ulding. Then- will lx- two large store noiinal t«*f»ifM*r.»t ur« tow ani t h« •ud "f •sui»» on the lirwt lltHir, about eight large tin- «la) Ih.* pul»#* r««s«- to ' mi m y»» •dice rooms m (roul on the second llmir. morning and again lat«* hi th#* aft#*rmMifi •"id a large fraternity hall hack of this«- hut #*arl> in tin* ••v#*mng th#* «*«»iiiit f«*ll nil I lie Italge nxun will be 50x40 and the reception rtH)m will Im- about 10x40 I ur s<l ■ t al Orlami» I be building will have all modern con al (Irla n d ,, M u ffa lo Next Tuesday Xeniencea. a n d l ’a w n i s M il l's M ill's AA d d AA est o o o Far Fast x\ilI gilè un exlllblllon Iwice I'be city of T itu sville hit» decidisi to iluily and :u> Col ( ,xly calls Ibis hls enforce the nidewulk ordinance by laying farewell tour il wlll prnbnbly he tin­ all sidewalks not already laid by the prop- j )uj|, Um,. , )le ,„s.ple of this -ws-tion nii erty owners and take a lien on th« prop­ w-e tb«-s«- famnus plainsmen and tbeir erty for the expenses, as will lx- ixs-ii aggregati,ni' ,,( anim ai', rub-rs ,,f ,-very by its call for bid» for laying approxi­ nationalil) and s«-eiies depict.sl ni mately 15,08.1 fe e t.o f cement sub-walks eurly days in tlie gr.-iii wild west This o o o is thè first tinte tliat Muffulu Itili bas A large M anatee, measuring al*out exhibit**<l m thè smaller cities uf thè eight feet in length, was waslnsl up on snoth and there wili lx- ali immeii-e (be U-ach of Miscuync May near the (,xit cr««wd ut Oriundo next Tuemlay wben uf First street y«*«terday morning. It thè show start« at 2 :0 0 in thè ufternixm 1» believed that it was kill.sl in the und at -''-(8* at luglit Many Sanford Miami river last Friday or Saturday people ex|xx't U) tx-e this great exhibi»luring the blasting. tinn and s(x-nd thè day à t thè eniinty o o o seni. lt|/«*l»f t* II i.«k • * "II» "t *’ * *»»•«••! ! .ought t;ik#*n u p i n ••u*m*M a m i tf»» ' «» mim *r«'ial ( l u h «*\|H*«*|s t o (»♦ in sh a fw to g r a n t .«ppr«*« l a t i o u a 1 \tioth#*f - **nlra« t f*«r tu pro. mg t (>• 1 at ai. M • m »M iS i I II I w#*r#* t n i i c h m g l ) s u rp ri x # * M .oft« I•• Ki » f r «»m K.«II*.t s Ai» « d o r t " t * t h» p a r t *»t ili« M rs I #*l#*« * »«, , > " f 1 (»'MHHTilf 1* "*•»"•• , . , 1 b<* - • • **' " 1. • . m . r • i f i !»•■* il l • • A* * ’ *<• •• !‘ (...........» »• D »1» M * 1k « «•' .« *• wf.tl« aaffi« • > •!.• * n# # r (•••• f" 1 •• ■l u t i hI . i i (»•«• .. -, * ..r -A ('• “, .J ufi«!« •r X t( 1 (»« •* f «T.« »» I • •r • » 1T » .* r (n • l . l i t VA,1> Mi«- | • a r * > 1«» «*«• f i f \ Ifu t f •r i m a r . f h .il t (»• i* l a. f. M i n i AAIt l i f t . AA1* (l * "ll* « t • » ( h«* I» • Mr** f . • 1 (#. «f-.| • " tl \ t **, | » | r k !#«• • f* tin all'! •• - in g l- t .t r v It »• M« 1 - -M: , . ak, g, t and M » t «r. • K " (. « r i \ * " f t b e 2*an v as «it ig r u n i m i l l i i - ••( th#* v ut«* «»! t h«- l.t* I i-i.' ' I i. ill \A -p eak ing • ep tin n o| Ip the th is he lat.- w o u ld e n g a g e m e n t s w it Ii -I , I his alili a is- k th e and w is -k , c o n c l u d i n g ex- < 'id o n e i in a c t i v e p a r i l> e m o c ru tic w i l l s |i. -a k V irg in ia yi-s- cuneel Th ursd ay u n til Ido- n o m ini-- AA i-sl fo r ti l l i F e ca m p u ig u I're s id e iitia l aw are AA d s nti l t i .it tli-i«.- a r r m i g ' s l an d f -i-l a , Rons. « I r .. a i r i l i ' i i i l o cd 1,1 I >e|- l'i-n nsy I V a n ia his c a m p a i g n il l F itls b u r g h lo iiig h l o ll o Ilei .nisi III Inline,Oil- , olilpllllllts mad«• hr M i ■•- I ■ii•t a Hosion will • j -. i i * • - -- -• . - n. i i ' , c o n n - f \ftrr Mi« ««mcluHinn of this pl«*asant • -r • •r11 • *?i ) . ................. • ' i I»- 1 (« uhm r a ti* •■¡m\ 1• « I-..,.. - I» I’ u r k e y •nf th> p r i . m i s . s l r e f o r m s in h e r F u r o p . - u n an d pr< s«-nt#*d in gift bet w een prov no -•« tr«*ru Ko)*| »iu park .......... Mtwsa . \1 ,if s# « * i i i r t• • |*n*»r t li«irR«*<! ' ’ . *« t ■• ,- i* . i* ! (i i - it. (i t- *.»**•*«•*! p re pa ri** ! «. f pea,»- A.l** I I ...................... , • • . -1 • M* wil IkF (»> K ii .» . ., I .ll II " . • li.«|*i .-r .n ! 4 "i»W* «*UHll«iirtl Sunday 1 1* l.ttftg l) m o rn in g and Sews A ill preach ,-v e i l i n g Ih#- ' u M i a l h n u r * • • •Ml i4'll(Ml| ^ u tu la v •t > III. g- |,-s( - " r.» ( «4•!tf F •ft» «• \ »•1•111n > pi- a s ín - Rev Ih. «Upri-ui» , •ur* of IVniixy I valila ,« I, id l' d t h a t a marriage l»-lw,s-n . l-,n al, 11.• - ip prohibited hi II I'- nil. .Iva ■ not illegal i( r• -t .! , la* i a n» ri *mh mar * .i • r — . ■1 ■ at ll .-xt 1lie (•'JIImva m i* m iti.' dlsbunded wtlhoill |x*rfnrmilig lliat duiV Mnr.-nver it ,« ■lai,ned tli.it Chuirmun Feariisidi- uf thè Oemix-rutie executive CIMIIIIII tis- bus III, legai righi tu ce rn ii In thè iihMiiihh-s i lluseli at thè Demix raiu primurn-s. iiiusiiiin-li a» hi» •ilbi-ial dulie» dui noi commi-m •• unni ¡ifter t|ie voti w.c- iaiiv.vss.-d • All thes.- ciiliti-nnuiis. il s.s-111'. - ari Ineliminateli bv tlling twenty day» Ix-fnre thè eb-ction. with thè rnunty commi»smners n( euch ciiunty. a pctitinn Ix-ar mg t he numi- ni .’><•<' -pi.diti- d i-leclnrs uxking tliut ilo- naim-s uf thè numi lux-» In­ put un thè bulini. F.ven if thè court» lu-ld tliut tlie Muli M imi».- contentini!» wi-re. correct. Illese pi-ntion» wnuld,»lill insure thè nain8s uf thè Dem.x-rulic nurilini'-s Ix-ing put un tlie bulini, tbu» defeuting ibi- effnrts bemg malie tu prevent thi» % ofl t h e spiniti. No n a o i* — -it t." t ,i i i c | u » t n u •t and Italy litvs cuu.se«l a fis-ltng of gen­ eral relief In-cauae it removeM the grave possibility of cnmplicutintM arising nut of the llalkait ertm». I l leu ven Turkey fr.-e lo pros-*-lite war with her lieiglibnp* nul enables It.dv In take her place lit t lie ■.iii.i-rl uf tin- powers rtie great Furnpean nations under the l>-ai|ep*lup of Fr.in. . art exercising every effort to -sail»- If- »«infili T Atolli moment urti V I hreurelis |n ti.-i ottte gem-fal along tile Irontiers of Mulgarta, Servia, Mnntenrai d •i'o -, ■ 1 he powers remain firm in tiu-ir determination nut in allow any change in tin- terntnrial situation in " 1 • Hail ai « .* hi i tIn- war ends nu mat At the same ter a f, a i m iv In .Is result tun- ttiev i all upon l urkt-y to carry ’ 1h- - 1» if t • I *• t . ,i Ahi. h Will I»* no** r it w •. M •• * o ' < • ' • • . l i d imi pins f u r 1 1 . in«o t h t », 1 •I ’ M * s |("t»f ,n I-* A-'iti I'y Aoinei i*u Mn* «ir,s‘ts and H u l l Moos«- if* >«*pl«*ndHT whl« f» was als« «•ngra V«•<! in public places I«* !»♦• u •*••#! m tin * \ »'»nl»«*r fl M rs •*|- .s ••r*! - J i »It m u n a g e r t« ivi H u n d a t o pr#*\#*iit th« p r i n t m g o n th** h a l l o t »*\|ir«*xs«*«| 1h *#*i i •k«-n *»f a p p r « « l a i ioli a n d i*»\* •I **•••*• \lt« ft11«I ha«l • al • ha pt« *f t o a »m ft K ill Athens. O ct. IH. J.;to a. rn. G r t w , nut wishing to detach henu*|f from her all mu. s#*nt m instructions early this morn­ ing to th«* minister at Constantinople to «•«»mnnirm at«* a declaration of war to the p««rt«* (ir«*#*«*#» at tin* sani«* time sent a formal grading t«» the stat#*s. S#*rvia was the first uf the tlir«*#* states to de« lar#- war tonight Hulgana folhiw«*«) wit» « sin.ilar *!«•« Iar.iti*»n. O •» ll in th#* Militi« An automobile line may lx- extablisbl ’nrle Ssm Alarmed ••d between Jacksonville and St. Augustine. I t is expected that a magnificent Washington, Oct. 17. Officiai» bere Hand Concert ten-passenger, aixty horse power machine Ixx-ume thoroughly alarmed today over T he Sanford Hand. I N. Nash rondtihtwill be put Into daily service Ixdwex-n the imminent danger to Americans in V.-ra Cruz Mexico” captured yesterday■! or will give a concert in the park pavilion theae tw"' places the coming winter, |,v relx-|«, and Meckmnn Windthrnp. I on Thursday night next. Oct 24th. at o o o The band has lxs-n r, A big religious rally was held in Donnei acting secretary " f <!>•• Navy, o rd er.'l " H* .»'clock Ion last week. Alxiut fifty prob-nsion» tile criiis»-r D.-s Mmn.-s. now making her hearsing ev e n week during the summer . make all *|xssl to Aera ' and an a ttra c jjv e program will lx- r«-n of conversion were made at the m c-ting QOO C ru z Commander Hughes will have dervd T his program will lx- published Ovef aeventy-flve Greeks left Tarpo» ' full |mwer toerexcise his judgment in the Sprin'p the other day for Greece, an-1 a. rangements for protection of AmeH•wiring the call of their country to arms Ican. In the district. - I 11 M11 * I (n* tfsiirnom.il was •|«i«t• a «urpriM* »ho gr* »t •i'i»**fmn asiI! (*«• i.* Mrs » afl«-r a |i«»s« a* •«‘ptan««* noi I m**»tit I f 111 «Til»— I» 49 H a l l t» w « «•n H all I >,, p l i n « l o r t h e H a l l o w ,-u Mall t o •-, ^i ■•n i ■. tin I.end i H a n d < I u h a r c rapidly ^ appruui lung cnmplclioti and ev i-ry I lung indicates l i m i H u s u|M-ning i-v .-lit nl t h* s-iisili w i l l lie a l i r i f l i u n t «*« « *l>|l *1 I !**'Hllt' llOAA at '< 15 .1 in In gl'*" a little mur* tune fur Iti* Ti n in h ei« w il l lx- s o ld b y t h e y o u n g l a d i e s I l i t - i i i - e l i es a n d nun be u b tu in e d cJasM ' llenieiidx-r In mille, and come by a p p l y i n g I n an y m . - m l x - r i d t h e c l u b . I t b u r tiis-ii d i s ' l d e d I n m u k i * H u s u un Urne if you can, but mine a l i ) » * ) , tin Friday evening next there will he m i v s i p i e r u d e b a l l Tin e lim in iti« '- » u n a r r a n g e m e n t s un d a clmrt li *!UN-i.d at (In- hume nf ( ' R AAalki-r and the whole coiigregution and i h ' - u r u t i i m » a n d e b a p ' - r u n e » a r e m a d e u p tbeir friend« are invitisi During the n f m e m b e r » id t h e l a - n i l a H a n d ( ' l u l l . r ía - i n m m t l ( e e nu a r r a n g e m e n t s c u n siiiiim.-r the ladli— uf tlie chiircb have Ix'-n earning in vunoux way» » little S l s t s III M i s s M a l x - I M o w 1er a n d t i l l ' llliiiiey |nr church extN-IIM-» and they will M i s s e s AA a r i l , a ll nf w l i m n a r e o f f i c e r s td each tell in rhyme how it was done (lie club. T h e chápenme» an- Mr». Henry’ After tin« recital which will dnubtletv» lxin ten —ting and tiniipie. refreshments AAighl. Mr» lutin Dickins. Mrs Samuel Fulestnii, Mrs Martlett Herndon, Mrs. v ill I»- served. Robert New muri. Mrs. Forrest Take, Mrs. Hurry AAurd, Mrs. ( bus. Hand, Had A Narrow Km ape R*-v. J . F. M cKinnon wua here on Mrs. Junic Roumillitt. The Ibxir ruminiti**.' ennsiHt* of Monday and speuking uf hi» ai-i-idciit the ntli.-r >'ltt> when bit auto tried to | Messrs AA t Hill, I- K. Ruumillut, W. push a (rain off lb.- truck »aid it was a| K. la-lller. narrow csca(x-. His driver rnund.'l ,i Since admission i» by ticket only, M r. curve in Hie road and s*s-ing an approach- McLaughlin will r.-c.-iv« tickets at th t mg train seemeji to lose his head and I door. »hut off the power leu ving the cur partly . , ' -- — on the tracks In the short space of time Senator lleyburn Dead allotted them Mr. McKinnon and the W ashington, Oct 17. I ’n it.'l States , huuffewr att.-lti|»t«wl to piish the car "IT Senator AV.-lil.m Mrinl.in Heyliuru of^ ||„ tra-k but could not do s i and the Idaho, died at bis apartm ents here tntrum »truck the front part of the auto night after a lingering tllnw-sa He wivs wrecking the wheels and part ol the rmli sixty yeurs old and had lxs-n in the aen- in the next Herald. atnr. It wa* u very narrow exca|x-, and ate nine years. A com plication of diaTheae concerts are under the auapicea While Mr. M cK innon regrets the w reck ) eu-vs involving the heart ami kidm ya tk« Sanford C ity Council. Q| the car he is thankful it was no worse, was the cause of Ids death. « _ ' Jt* .... •' ' ♦* ,JW-gy-Js .L l----/ ’ ’ -j • i A �I.ih'uI thentrmgofr* »ill rn'fivi' »¡lli pl.-;i*urabli- Htitii'ipHtmii th* .i.muunr.*- I input thul l.atirmirc .V la-igh »ifl ««H«*r t. the lm|M>riul Tlu.itn- mi **»■■> ‘nil ____________________ __________ _ thi'ir lavishly ippumlt-il pr*x|i,. timi **f G.*orgi- M. ('.»hun* popular ami uu.*|U*N o lin t* o f S h o o s m o r e * c o m p l o t c* m o o t s ( l i t * a p p r o v a l o l th o se \v I mixture iif melody un<l rom.-tlv K#th . flvo minut»** from It mudway m a n d t h e m o s t I 'p - l o - D a l o S t y l o s in L o o h y o a r a s o u r c h o i c e s t lin t* o 1 Th«1 play in not unlike any of t hr former • efTorti. of th«* aucrvMful arto r author, but it ia ilifTeri’itUin fV*me ami treatment from any attraction within the memory of the present generation of play lover» ami by many it i* rlairneil to lie tin high cat mark of ipiality that Mr Cohan lot» yet nttuined. While there are a mini lier of typical Cohan m>ng bits introdui*ed during the three acta ami iniule more effective by a well Imlalieeil i-horu*, a well thought olit story, replete with several Hurpriiust ami some very »trong dram atic situations, is closely udliensl to throughout. 'Wu- n./w departure in thi* direction is due largely to the tre­ mendous vogue the players enjoy is I in New York and Chicago, where it ran continuously for over a year with prac­ tically the same cast that will lie seen here. Miss Ila7.cle llurg.*** will be msmi in the roll of “ M a ry ," a servant in N'ew Rochelle; a town exactly t hr**-quarter* ( of an hour distant by traur from N’ew York's main thoroughfare ami n which the scene of the plait- e I.ml l!i rl Ia'lgh will be I a* Kid Morn- ill* prize lighter "li S h o e s. ■ W o rd s W \ l«T *I.IV . i l ..................... \ | I n n lv Ih*- I il MI I • - K J Siigli 'lig li w.i •1 . irg* -I ai 1 1 ■». puring tiurip* * tin i- Irmi f<*r tnp'm ' " T I li- flirt » .1 * .1 •)rl**||■i* *-. 1 iti imi * ti-rday’* 1** 111- thul Mr Siigli »milU *lup fìvi* enr loud* **f l’ur**m Uruwu >>rutig*** ! tiMluy. Vi-*t«*riliiy ufti-riiiMiii lu*p* i tur I)«-I.un*-y pr*>cur*-i| *umpl*** <>f ih* fruii, ami inudc ili*- iii*<'i~»*ury uu.ilv-.i- iu.| n-porti-d tu Mr Siigli! timi ili* Irm* a i Ino grii-n tu b*- *hipp*-<l in ■umpli.im ■ with thi- gri*-n fruii la» "W lten M r Juh|i*u!i heunl uf llu- r* nuli uf tlu- anuly-NÌ» h*- »**iri uni th* » .ir ' raiil. Mr. Siigli tulli .1 npn-~.-iii.il 1 w uf thè Hi-porti-rStur 1■ la v th.it fu pur pus*-, in idtip thi- fruii uutwith*taudiug hi* .ut* —1 tlu* ufti-rnuuii Filed fur Kcciird Sural) K. Mira li tu Maggi*- S IlarU-r. wd., SI J . 11. Jontu lo Henry Curry . »*1 $10 ! N. J . Tuiiurr and wife tu 11 W T a n ­ ner, wd., SI. r C. nioottupii*) ami wife lu N .1 Tun iter, |30. Orlando Kluridn Fum i* Cu tu Kri»-k (Hip, $1,000. S t. I.uke'n Cathedral tu Herman Mill muti, wd., $ó. Frnnk E . Sherman ami wife* to Ju*. A Ilrooku, wd., $10. T . H. Evan* and wife to Hetty Ithiuliw, wd., S-Y <’ Fontuiu-lh aiul wil* in Vt It Mun ger, wd., SI N. H. G arner t*» J . W 11.00, ik Ihrkin», w*|., “SN O W " % New I.ine of Knt.il Sorn*:\ f in*>r.m *f* r> f*.« k iigej in Punt It Work ami ol lie Popul.i r Si >Ii-n »Oc W o r ih is is a hiT 111-, i \ I oW r|-», ’*'b |{( > W sp i r i a l 1111m - I ! 1 M1 >1 . tin * **|| M o lu l '*• • r a r h ll *'!111V lit m III O a m a 'l v III . 1- * I I >•I *i 1 : > < >• * i a ( I I I - I III* I I f..f H * •I I I\ •. v\...... I n il! . • 'n il.I SW K •» K I It I ■*** I »* ' l l A I III I . .1 «I ......... p r ic e o n lv a 2 .5 c Ill'll :« .i m h I .. I •’*."»«• 1 .« 2")t •Mu lift« ( -I I '.I •!(!.»-t • . 1 1» | * I •*?• 1 11 • !t » »'M j j • »• i an* W o u ld m *I! S e e t In-M i. m i r p a ir $ 1 .3 9 M VTTIN C Wo an* diowiiii' mau'. -*p.. i.d \.,.u. m 1'i.niiiimfor cash or mi l ¡me. .I ii >i a *mal! pa . in. i. down and weekly p a y m e n t s * »I $ 1 .0 0 See new lines of I’ rass I p -i L, will 1 •••1 larm-li while Enam el Iron Metis, Oak Metl>, I >ressers. \\ashslantls. Chiffoniers. I lining 'Tables. ('.•mI. t Tal.l. Sa/.-., ( Cupboards and Stoves. -j D O N ’T F O R G E T NOVEMBER SEVENTH ./. .. *-1 • •li I .1 *I U le I I I In- I u•-i i \* t -, 11* *i| «»111* • * *■ I In* *,- i .*:. * I H *"i .1 I * *1 • ' I .'• » I '(* ^* . ) and *, “ • I I ill S I . 2.1 S I N K I > •' IS T H E TI.MK I " buy heavy I ’mlerW' -ar. eil her S h ir ls or I 0'awer.*» .»th* a t'arment t e n III. i f i , i j, ,. I ',, ,- \ lull- ■1: tx i-lline r a i ­ ment v C O M KOK I ■ •ill' Vl : V« . - I 19c 10c N‘ F U R N IT U R E - FURNITURE .Il tin1 I t *. Iti 11 NIMM M 2 le ill 1 . 3 9 Siv t belli ueXX an. 1 de1. S|».-rial \. 111u « •xei v liât. M mid.ix w»’U lm*l lar •»Inn- mi i l*l.i» . .1 prie«- eaeli i.i.f I 'a n t s m. < •• \1* *»••U 29c •t 1\ 1 s (In lin e • » . I. M .11 in* . I, i¡ *!' « UV lie I .a* I h* • a!i I. it <1 • ( u r i a in 1 -t •I i* I r* ■» - i I** >1-1 IN *1. i . . ' . ‘ IS .1 K iiiilu i;: *c i s l.:!!) V. |l ; I • Ml and t * ie i!v I'll- m u, .t : 1 t •i" o a ii*l * • u *0 1. i ■HI* .1 u n . r •! i llu» natii* aux ' Hr 1<1. i * • 1a t* a ->l I I l \ ( . W l i t i i| I i t * 1« * S T l ie v 1It 1* * . 1 I •u i* la x i* hI i. I |!r. M .X N kK TS w o n d e r f u l b a r g a i n . * a t «m i fo r $ 2 .m i. ti ! '• *44• . A •HI 1.1 M K N ’S P \ N T S SI..P1 p r ic e . ••*.•> 1 . ' •• 1 IM ..N • / V < ; 111 . . 1 III.-* I m e o l 11 !I * 'I p •m I * . •• - . y ''il . i f u . i i . i j .1 i i * 111 •'ll lip fi *.-|i'll J .1 p , I.* I il l A 59c ...........u \ ( p VKTKU Wi •• •!••»; • l(b . I I ÿ C rochet mi ■J O 'llO i F* • M* 11.i ' * •*t t *t • ' I ,f ^ k if ll Sill II ti*|i. (u > Patent Leali I ’. u ttoil, Velvet 1•*| . . I 1 1 to 2. all 1. 1* U b ea u t ) t " ' i l l * V 11(1) J h i 1.1 S i..* )!) p r ir r »it m . . t *), It .M is *s e s v\ ’ I •* • I'll. icn t. S 12 i*. \ I * i II I I t I \ l. ;ilsu .*•. a* lu O u r prii'i a pair S e ; u n l e s s S h e e l s "pie \ * ,... I so t* F o r comfort speci:d line of >1 b y “ Snoxx ” , mi* styles, patent b u tt on . mi I lollllle ’I or. s I , $1.70 S ii . I* *,\ I X¡ SPK < *-:!' ' ’W l f l M & v I * ; A I * r to |-j A R C H S I T P » »KT “ \ 3 8 pini I -lpt1!* -I* ' •c • ! 11 ! . . M 59c x ai d ah;* I \l*« >\llv \ s l l . K v 111p I III ' I . .'i'll .I M I ' <)||.l I . « I I I . I - 11 an M i­ ' ) iH I . I, I1'. '• 11 • in ” ’ >. I * Ui Miri I i•(,* I ta il SH O ES K l. V S i U-i i I , not I . 11 ni I .t al ln r I »ul ton Shoe, dull top, a noi» by Shot*, sizes from li' • I 11 .. all Irai Iht $2.2.» I 1 . t i l t i l . t i l l ' If* I I il I 1 ; TAN e radi*. •only a pmr WIHTK M I I I T K walrr and mir Ilf Mil f *») Of ’ do T h e s e Slmes are I nion M ad e from a genuine Russian Calf imported slock, on the Kchn last. ( 0 I year well. $3..»o - T h e Shoe that eau lu* eleanrd with warm Ivory So ap, full II huilón (¿nndvnnr Wi ll, popular numhrr*» fur tin* *tasnn 1 n-*n' ,< $l.*»u \aim - |nr uni\ so (|y- |[,.|i. i> aiiot lx r i»«»pillar tuimber inadt Sevenireii I»uli r»ii. patent leathe r vam p aim T h is is one of I he much wanted hijdi lm l- m i m i *.t \ l e S e c t h r i n .M o m 1 •a pan* • Are cxlremelx popular now. Special line of ( ¡ mil M elai Huilón Shoes, mi a m*w la>l ilianuf.i* 1 invd In sell for $3 00 ,1 itair. ' h m i * •bn on« •• c * * ) »)/* • »11 I , i r r - • ju s tic e , 1st $5.00 P A T K N T K K A T H K R $ 3 .9 s ( . I N M i n Al. S H O K S Sligh W.1» Sut s|\ X ••'tcfd.iv * 1 ir1 iti ■ li* |... 1 1 . r Bay* \ ».imi i a 1 .1 ,* '.,1 th o st* S h o o s $ 3 . 9 8 K •omplroller t■■ - ........ 1 Ifm I 1lelilí» ralo primar ; et Ilo* •, M K not I w.is nominated »itm* ,t q , .!■«>> lor tile (lili term 1 ellllllelii .'i 1 ,, nary Thi lb pulili •' ' i ' • ib-ntlv Iakeli el . ' 1, of \|r < fun. r hi ■ " r ( room, imi in Ir , t , , 1helllsel ves el \|l • ■i.e lo gl I VSlt**s ter Mieli •O"! I. Iroller I'li.it 11.1 ■ Ill'll', ready limi *uin •1!*■: 1- •. i<111 . •■1 1. letters rerei visi by M* Knnl* Iron nils parts ol 11»•• slat* \|| Inin r ,* should bear m mind tlial tin- I )umo* r.ili* candidate fer < <*mptro||* . I- Mini W \ Knell ami noi I*• deiii •. 1 1 1 semblance of Mr 1 mm name -■• ' 1.. Inti- Mr 1 room's Mr h mil - . record .1* * .nopi oun r 1 P . heart v s.ipp,ir' ' . . I crai |-uri in riin.rt in. . r ■ piece of trickery deserves In lie relinked by the voten. do T h e s e I a n Sixteen Hui­ lons are lite ( t i m cl ( flics now. .Made b) Sell»), ill a Five I >ollar ( .rade. Our P r i c e of ( n u r s e Only Knoll for Comptroller TallahaxM-e. Fla., Oi l IN. One of the shrewdest political tricks, apparently, which has developed in Ihi* . •.«r' |. > liticai campaign is found in ilo fail lh.il the Itepuhlieans have nomili.it*-*l on t • slat»* tirket fur fhi ofh* « *1 1 "M 1■*'■•!!•* Mr I Iisirge I I r.un , | ahout ten year* prior to last lebm.ir, t he t omplroller of Ila Stale was ||o|i A I t r.mili .il |ir,H*k life Mi I r..., , liad lliousamln uf personal Iro ml- in Mortila lb* dh-d last Fi-hru.irv oid lio n not TAN 16 BUTTON Seats r e a d y on N o v . t i l l , I D U . lì do OCTOBER MONDAY OCTOBER 2 1 s t 39c A larne eo|h*ei i* men S Xet ilicei assorteti sizes, i ni I ached, no collar.. I value, choice fui Í ) *T* M o n d a y each L A D IE S R E A D Y -T O -W E A R 1 tii* i* a !m>\ d e ji a r l m e n t . where only the I.' •l -1. *111\ anti holiliiesi styles are and Ihe price on •’ uarmenl me ms a bargain. • *»a 1 Suits m S e r ie s . 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T H R A S H E R S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A 125 E A S T FIRST STREET flovAif- Minxiunar) Heading < irrli- .in I ti i .iiiv \'Mp t h» *»ui**-t ♦ril.ul. !•» »*.. r. .iw • t mu1 a- t ti»‘ iiipiîi ImT'i «*1 f #i** •»r * I•■ .in» I • ipant • . !"i pr»-it . . m i l »t.ii h t / I • >k •* r »- pr*- 'if» f» i,- • i»! if .-l t i r ■* *. v .»’ •• P » p.i»' v %r•• n»»iA pi.», in*; t »• 11 r •• m .iMh»Min« ifiL' !•» I•\«•r \ a ! I r• »» •I \1 r »n »w ».:>'- t li » • . i r f • »t t.»»* - t p I ** a * t t ir p u h l n that hi* I'Ih- Rending Cirri«* of tin- Mcvtinn r \ 1* * 1 * t ! *» » r •, . M'littil I •v ||ii ary Soci«*ty of th r Methndixl church 11 »\ a t p n r r ulh»- r« «A» r** .1 ^»« r pr I n Mr*» t i i - l i l 1- l.r* .. il i»ikj m»»r»' *if .1 i.iv o f t t r w.l< i rntcrtami-d at the churming home of er\ «I.in Ih- .»ppear- among iti» piny ••r-« IVrfy hIm* mudi* a v»*r> pl«*ii«ttit( and Mrs. J . D. Jinkitui on French »venue Inal »tur Kool Hall ! i-tiin tinifdiin^ m*ktn»u l»»lk!mrfil >•! h»*r thunkrii.-r. fnrr ft:, »». I»I.uph 11■«» !*•‘kC“• th.it Tut-wluy afternoon. .imi ,i p pr**» ».$f I * *• » rI ».1 f. I i **^ f I li*. th»- Ihr parrot!' Vkiil p.iN It" tu-«-*l to -il» h re l’io* .Sanford Hikìli SihiMil !i.i^ a vrr\ ( l^Ullc u numlier of the Circle ami f<mr \ft••r t Ill's tli ark's f . *r M r F o l d i - - t i l l pi.» • c I h r rir* I»- •it»»l u l h » T fn*«»'l«! t i ‘ 1. * mj! I ».411 t r a t t i viMtom were present. «I. . . I •I . '••!»-- I* I 11 * ‘ * •* 1 I pi* I - «••t ••pi*»*•*!• I» •» .1 r. pr«*-. tt •*. »*. » ... r y I'he meeting wan in charge ■*f M r- II l*.*'»” • lit*. I* )* ’ • I t * . . . r 11. •f n .» f 1 »r11 t I » » . ir* li I \ Ferry mother of M r- li'.koi» . » t f r | f . / . ! / • I» . 1 * •Ifl'l • * . • 1 i*lio n s . r i ’ fi* matiai!**tt»* »*t tr irt| v i c e prettnlenl of the M inni . o ,r. \1 I it i .« ».«»<•I 1- pr»»u«l tit il.** jM-rsoriii»-i Society. who itlxo romliK'letl lirief ■I• ..»PP »•T »ff. *.f It.* \Nili |{c|ir l'sr DI Kurd* |V:r\ rii»* I k >\ h h u v r I m i 'H t r > 1 n|C I o k»t*|> \otional exercise«. T he circle l>cg;«n up an a l h l r t i r uaimn'I u I io i i . hu t find time*It It v n ill hi* kJiM ul iji-W H to tlir p.'tiph* of reading their new hook. "M orm oniani. Norman l( Kir III in Sanford tin*» «return tli.it t !»r Sanfor«! ti.ir.ikp* A •j Ith»' ul t y m «ioiti|* h»» on .n*<*ount »if «m all the Islam of A m erica,'' written hy Bruce iir.-.l ft.» .i^.-n« v r»*-.»tar « The Mian;»K»*ni«*nt inform»» u> that it M a»'in nr < 0 t:. ivi K iuny. n B ap tist m inister, who had • » ir t r a m tit.* Sunf»if«i llik*!« S»,lnn»l » lived in U tah. and who was in a position hil> |ll*»-ll V«•I(i Iti -•••»*.ti pi .1» •— tliHl M f «»f th»* «,r|.'l»r.it.tl i i»r*| >,»r•- .1» •! » t »..t ! nl *• .«r11 ti>»' t . r r n i t r . i l . ' l t»» p l a v , t ti$* !at.*'»t »ti'-h-l -M t »fui Ir*»Jr 1 «?• to 'la te truths and not fallen-., ill Ins N‘ .» r m . m K K » Id a I a i - • it t. » f.i , la . » ••• N ill* I f i d I »* I at .1 i t.......... . T! i»tMf|M-»i.. t * . • , . . * • • • ■ • !» • • » ' I" effort to show the hldeousm-»» of the it»* thri.ii|*ii*nit tin -t it* i>f ’ * I*».» liti*.'» % r • t.» k ji ja r a n i.M » r. t ir n ^ati»»* tn f. Tinnot * 11 it 1 1 | . i * m i p.» f I \ t ( .ifi«| v\ r r . I*» »'* ' 1 » • • *• ’ • 1 skeleton III the closet of this s.. called ( *. .1 1 1 » . »r i m . a li * » • t.« kJ «ar \T! . » t » * » • .il! r » » ,. ^ .» ir* • • i ■ • * I I»»M l f I. ho* *-V.f • •kristian country After the rcutli’ g m i n H i. t a u r o . u t ia r * ' an *l t»ot. I t u l i ' .»( •o-p» «t ••. t. a • ..t. I. -till »I» .1*II 11bv f ft* » ’ *• I Mr- M ettingcr and Mrs T \ S . ai .i Our !•«•>* a..ompanied hy Mr». (' S Randall, taim ;ipp«*ar .it •»1» !i p»*r!»*ni .1 . .| If rik: t ti. • a r 1' n o i »»ni IM I» fi tu t t . f I|- «•’•l*»Ofl 1 *1. t. .»ni ttiat 'Aili \l-lt u. i t i f i o t allor»! t». pa > Ih*- »'N|»rn«i— .»f 111 r . **f . a .) . . , t t »11 pr I« • fi t- t• most delightfully the heatltlflll duel ( *o»rip.»n> -t av h»-r»I > 1- l t i M ^ traili*» il I*•ft t • * Iti«* r»-w»urrr** «»t «ili» .-.I i|»i}iill' • f.4* » I fl.lt .III »tf. Why I In?* r.pi.ri -t." I t».l\< to lead Me (iently H om e." th e o r I h r a t h l r t u * iL-w»Hiation . s o r i r s A l i l i Un* < ar a n d fi o r \ t r a r i i u r g p | rirrulat«*i| n mon* tfian Ihr ni.in.i^'itu-ni I’he meeting of the circle with Mrs T h r (*itiX4*iiH «»f S ü iif o r « ! f«h o u Iti f«-*-l * ih mad»* f«»r l l i r « « u n p h t r . a r ' W h»*?i ran figur«1 out, iinlnta it \ * I m *«*;» u * m * othiT Jinkina wan especially pleasant as it was p r o n t i t»l t h r I m )>N a li ti h r l p th * * m o u t . the occasion of Mm. P erry's seventieth Stock Compsiniit* in tin** arctinn an* 1 >011 l * i i > a Kor »( n o u I * u \ a r o m p l r t r « ar l i v ir ari* Kit liii»*d t o t ' o i i t n h u t r tu till*» birthday. When the song was con­ jcaloiLH o f tin» s i i r n - w o f t h i * c o m p a n y T h r r o a » i - t r r h $*f>7o. l ' o u r i n i * « ar $»ih.'i, p o r t it « h o u l i l h»* «lofi»* at o n e r un»! t i l l « M . «irli v »-r \ vkavi«*M $»..»n M r Hiiik’ ifis | cluded Mm. Newton read an appro and havr Imnmi trying: to injur»- them in p a p i - r I h »p «t» Hoiiit- t»f o u r «*itiz»*ii*» va dl I -»tat«**« t l i . i t li»' l i.) ' !»••• ri ♦•ti»!»-a\orinv! t • » . priate and beautiful tribute to Mrs . tins manner l a v o m » * I il t «r *-r»t 1 nt c if ir r . lan ik t h r ^»•t ili«' I *»r*! st|grrtr> l “ r o t t o tiriliori j Mr Kiri»! 1* unr of tin* ovMier- «if the Perry, in honor of her birthday and pre­ a r r o u n t ni ili»- i r r « p i m l «-.i I I h tur t li iH > h o y s u p an»! c o t m u l t w i t h I h r i n . Mwldock* Kirld Player« am! t!i»-r»would sent«! her with a beautiful spray of )’ 4 % OH SAVINGS’ M SM IT f», P r » . H. n . S T E V E N S . V P n i . H. E. T O L A R . C . t h l . t M ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooaoooooooooooooooooooaoD ooaooooooooooooooD ooaooooooooooooooooooaoooooooooooooooooooaooooD aooooog Car^Flour Fresh From Mill To Arrive Next Week" York Imperial Apples C a p e Cod Cranberries Swiss Cheese Pimento Cheese Olive Zest fu re Cofee in 1 lb. Tins 30c . S AVE MONE Y AND E AT B E T T E R H a l f - B a r r e l for Tw enty-Four . pound T w e l v e pound Bag . $ 3 .0 0 Bag . .85 . .45 You arc paying from O ne to T w o Dollars barrel for Flour same as this. BREAD more per W. C. Oats Per 100 lb. Bag $1.75 Best Corn Per 100 lb.Bag $1.80 Best C.S. Meal, 100 lb: Bag$1.60 Chicken Wheat . . . $2.30 Chicken Scratch ' ; . . $2.30 Hay Per 100 lb. . . . $1.50 35 R . G. STOCKTON oooooooo Sanford, Fla. :ì �October 18. iô|j THF SAfcFORD HERAlO m a a A A * a a * a a * iX itA & a & a a a i* A a a a a * a a c £ ia a a s ia iit* * ita c iA * a ~ SOME IMPRESSIONS AND EXPERIENCES OF A TRIP TO OLD ENGLAND ttMMit s í i i z n p 0 t i s ¡ y v p z t > 0 i ' & p z v t s p v 3 r t * x 3 y p 3 i in B P t i p p n p x r t i ii v p s o Come to the Opening of ps b Any one that keeps up »t all with thr wreaths of hrvxim. hawthorne and wild present day automobile «oriel is familiar flowers tom from the fringe of the track With th e fame of the Brookland» Track in passing. The fifth race was for cars that could On no track have *o many world'» rec­ ords been made. No track haa been do a hundred m il« per hour or better, so well advertised ail over the world. and gave an opportunity not only to All th e principal d riv en of the world some fine »peed but one of the most have a t some time driven over iu con­ miraculous escapes a driver ever had Cambell in a big high powered Dar crete surface in their powerful ca n . and for th e past two or three yean the re­ racq, with several others were coming sults of the n cra there have teen a sulv- off the high liank and turning into the straight away to the finish line, when je c t of world wide intercut. W hen the writer left thaw country for Cam bell, in order to take advantage of England, he was determined to are some his outdide position, was steering his racing on the famous track If »uch a big D arrarq rather wide. At this junc­ thing were porwible. Dunng the time ture of the finishing straight and the he was in London there wen several outer track there U a »harp curb that be­ race m eets there, hut the Ixwt oppor­ fore now has made itself known to the tunity during th at time, and indeed dur­ th at have failed to make the turn proper­ It appeared for a moment that ing th e y ear, cam e on what, ia called ly. "A ugust Bank Holiday.** ThU holiday Cambell had ju st cleared this, but ap­ Is as g reat an event aa Thanksgiving or pearances were deceptive. His off aide W ashington's birthday with uv Ail front wheel struck it a shivering blow and •bops and industries d ose their door» the next second was hurling itself into for the day and every body takes the day fragments. T he rim and tire detached for pleasure. Such a day was evidently themselves and rolled oddly towards the proper time for the carrying out of a the railing, while broken apikea distrib­ big race m eet. It had been advertised uted themselve* about in small pieces. for. day* befomhand and great crowds Th e big car whose speedometer had just register») 1 0 1 miles pier hour »navel were expected The Brooklatuls Track is situated in ominously, but b> magnificent handling the little auburb of London known s ' » a s held tolerably straight on its course Weybridge That means it is aliout Fifty yard» w-err covered »her. »»ay On in\xt Monday—October 21.st— the New C'oheu twenty-five miles from Channg Cross, » en t the driving » h er! on the same side Store o j h * i i 8 its doors to the people of Florida, and the the middle of the city . So the »Titer the car. now out of all hand, heeled briptook a tu be railway at Charing Cross, Veaaly over ami slithered toward the entire week will lone be remembered by those who come. pasaed under the Tham es, came to the crowded railings. But by good luck surface inside the grrat Waterloo railway the curb of the track held it back, and "Hie new » to re , o c c u p y in g a n e n t ir « c i t y b lo c k , i i atation. and took a train for Weybrulge against this it srn ped »»ay its energy th e L arg rat in s t it u t io n o f ita k in d in th e S o u th Reaching Weybridge a short walk led finally coming to rest among cheers of T h e r e a re 74 d e p a jt m c n t a , w ith o v e r 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 s q u a re to the great enclosure, miles in length. , congratulation and relief » few feet short f e e t o f flo o r s p a c e - a lm o s t 6 a c r e s through whose gates one is admitted of the judge'» b*o\ h *»irg travel!»»! >*.«■* E v e r y t h in g in th e b u ild in g u N E W c lo s e to a h a lf for the »um of half » crown line [ia.«wd 1^5 yard« on two » h erb » br»»r drum m illio n d o lla r s w o r th o f fr e a h F a ll m e r c h a n d is e ia for aome distance through the Brook- »ml • »tub of »o>«d splinters I nodents p re a d o u t f o r y o u r s e le c tio n lands property before coming to the ally it slid just across the firtahirg line T h e n e w e s t f a s h io n s fro m th e O ld W o r ld , as w ell as track, under which » gre»t subway tea.Is B here it came to —-»t it fifty place »ml fro m o u r ow n U n ite d S t a te s , w ill b e sh o w n u p o n liv in g and emerge* inside the track The j ( amhell stepped out from the »reck m o d els track ia Indeed worthy of all the pruw and coolly ►»«!. Give me a cigarette " I f lu n c w ill b e re n d e re d e a c h d ay . th u s a d d in g in given it. for view»»! fro* the top of th e ' \rx>tr>*-f racer » Merred*» r.»x;ng s p i ^ u o n to th is g r a n d A u tu m n f e te immense full that stand* m*»de the track •crosse» 1 the line » »» checked ami rewwnt>The s to r e i o w n e le c tr ic lig h t p la n t w ill p o u r o u t ooe ode. it n » fine sight The trwk mg the application of the brake«, turned p e r f e c t lig h t as e v e n in g 's lh a d o w s b e g in to f a il it about three and a half mile» around is completely around ami » as travelling A P a r c e l R o o m , w h ere y o u m a y c h e c k lu g g a g e or a hundred and fifty feet »>de. ami over harkwarvi* when »top;»»: i n U can p a c k a g e « is at y o u r d isp o sa l ia some place» and is built of cement imagine that tbe«e jow erful racer» trav R e s t R o o m s, w ith big a rm c h a irs , c o m f o r ta b le All the turns are «»• highly (tanked that »g *• a speed ami ;»-rf.>rTnir.g i:. r o c k e r s , w r itin g ta b le s , s ta tio n e r y an d c u r r e n t m a g a the great racers may take th rci as fast such j »ay gave one as many thrills of xtnoe, a ffo r d a m e e tin g p la ce fo r y o u an d ^ o u r frvend s as thetr car» will travel a hundred and rin te rn e « l a» any <v k o u id »ish foe at A n E m e r g e n c y R oo m , fitte d w ith e v e ry k n o w n ap fifty miles an hour if they »ash Indeed one time p lia n c e . is s t y o u r s e r v ic e s h o u ld one b e c o m e ill or SO high and *o steep are the banks »• i The nekt race »a» m terr-ting to the f a tig u e d •Otne paints that the car* as they ;.a*> » -Iter nci;uiiV l e - i u » l>«d h iF r e e T e le p h o n e s a re p le n tif u l f o r you^ to u s e ^ c o o l, around seem as though traveling around , rmxith ,dn ving his o»r, Spanish huiit r u n n in g w a te r a i r e fr e s h in g sa c a n b«. ia * v e r y w h e re Use rim of a huge saucer high above the Htspam.v->uiia figured in the finish »in beads of thv**r along the inode edge of j rung third piacr at a s»»-d of atanit WO Th.-se and a score <>f other eniiveiiieiircg are all placed lb * track. Inod e of the track is a huge miles per hour at your <lisj*osal and we want \ >u to use them—=u.h4- them spares in which the whole of Sanford The seventh race a maid have tee-r could be coctdortably placvd without «or. by a big B en i racer t»wt for engine aa you would your own. Make tins store vour down­ crowding anybody. Here are the mag- 1 trouble knother car a Sunbeam town home wrwn m .ho ksonvill»-, for it ,> ^'< >I ’ I-f -t«*re mficer.t members' chib house, a g-*st r-T»’.r>! » i r . i i » T . u i . e hi rvwr.m.g It 15 '<>U. the j»*oph <*f ’ 111*» territorv 11•■ lav* iii.i imn array of *-Seds ami -egvair sh»S" f»w tie » ’»• » tie " - .a - »-tr a .--\,»q , 4 •Va—»* Slide Its erection. It l*» Vidj vke hat* -»f m <11 ti> uieiise III 11n racer», ami a*a> od at the m » t list a .-: .•♦ui-vg lie n the It »a» put completion A lid now vk»• nsk v<*u t*< honor it with side of th r eccl,mure may te wee tie ,-ut ty t*se attendant* * 1 : .T Ivazsd MUti hangars for i n » * merr.tecs »ho rarr to g-uashers. ( > X .V r Sunte-am »or. the your presence. keep their aeroplanes hrre. , race at liar average speed of 51 * , rn p h Welcome to visitors is the atmosphere at (\»hen*s. Many of England » oobxhty and a The next two races were fast and inlarg* number of the country's best teresting. nothing hap-^rmd rxIt jiervadcs the lug store like sunluiht It shines m the ¿rtTTTJ a n —»en ters 0 / the Brvokiaryii ,-epr that ia the first of them a tnotrwtai*es «»f the .'k•v.ahtuiien and saleswomen It creates an Auttasohile Racing Ciub » h x h built ryrie -W* a fruct :.re tie rsder environment » f satisfa«'tion- a 'home feeling a> s»*on own* and runs the track «as thrown to m e ceener.t surface »hiie aa on«» liters tti* *1 * ••r* For thts part>c-J a- -ace meet there gvwrg at the -ate of about seventy m V * were tK> lews lhar. iV * humt-ed and an hour and «a» rarrsed to \tm track I ’o u i e ' W el*-< •III*-' ' seventy e r tr x » •»- .w car mag-re that - « . -. a «»:r 1 ‘-a-*._-e-t u there »as a treat r. n .e e for : : o » for The tecta -a-e »as .ntersmurg to an lunate enough to be ;«resect. V taeoraa. S r c i .w ,t »as foe Ford ra-> The race card »bowed no ! e s tha_- txci jsavriy . and tie Sardcedíle» mat twefre races. »0 it s ill not te puaoatu* tnewse hardy alike cars may te to lay much about each of them. proud of tne f a i l total they made a speed The first race was for cars of the same of ST tsuies aa fax», exactly as they came make Zebra.-, ail bring exactly alike from the Ford factory and having ocly oee cyfcrdee engine of JA C K S O N V I L L E . FL O R ID A The ekror&th race « aa a runaway for atsiy 4 5 hocse power The httW M- a Cal thorp racer, ata: the t » e d i t was lowa termed kmt Of the teg track ami to made up of all the winners of thr pee taccely creep arou nd the b e ts W the * k x a race» inciksdcag the motoeryrie. a d atan t ad « of the track. They made Kc-ige. but for ha» fating to t a n is at the good speed foe thetr wse of S3 -y s . thr straight and r c e & t o s g around anP- k. c<her lap. thus throwing aw ay the race B W W ititio o K s u o a ia Looòoe a t a M j had not brea signed yet. i *cftooa rrcrntfy.** said U r. U e k in a » « »an V I» day .-4•« W . J __ ____J *1 S J * __ . . ee.«oyai»r bad tuet« »to, x and T hs « r o o d w eed »as for car» tinker and a v a uabsr purse A d iirv n u » rre debrrred by C, E i T o tr jt the knovV d gr of th e ekiki N b an e power and was woe by a 1 1 } Whitnee fxvth xllng ailng on mxtterv of current com m ent. 1 a»' The program »as to have fee— cue»- t h r l a ; nrxwx n p x ia n l » * f » u .M t f.i* > ! Ho ward and J \ ik h itn rr fxvth bp. Steower. wbsch d*i the > - - m > » x; pseted by an s s rH u -’e race, tu t t í » tugh foe » toeg rto> .c :f « rr*-rr..v-v of Ifar f w u w r r r .t hnr», in » hxch m am inter» h o »as president of the country the rate of ® c p h rxting « o n e » »vrr U4»i of tlvr rariiee of the rooms »h ere it might be suppo wind that prevaled pcevenved the bard- ■ rtter The third event was for tauc.eey-cis» m e* » dying peoo*e«a of th » »««t*o« By thus U n s it was almost the children »-ere old enough u j rea.l and there were about t w ee ty-five ia the |dark, for U m was rather a Vcrg and 1 = otd Nettiee» M r e tir I tA hets the noon hour i m m l it »as neaapapeta race T o » m e thus was the most inter h b c o ) program. Bwt thr way is shack T b « V*k! h t t i i e i . about «rvrety-five found that th r tahir» » e r r laden with " I n most of the rooms the replv ' «■ting part of the meet. The way some ' thirgv s e re mahxgesd waa » *----- «b'w. bird is the Fair Gmund» r --* i tfciag» to eat. , ro rteet. but in two of them the at.v of those niters apes around the track for every race » a s »tarted exactly oa th r j w t m i i j . s i e t » the day » a s moot T b * m ertir.t »as adjourned xubyert cam e hack quick ánd sharp: the v s - stand oo m l There tnmnse teh ed ijed and everythm g s e n t piewsortiiy aad peuCtaviy *p»e. t. l J *hr c a J of the executive com n u ttr«.— “ Mr. Ü'NeaL* .d am sX hfy. T V s « l a m a b o a m m n ju u rrl off RetJortrc-Sta.-. **It was a wonderful trib u te to < The fourth race, lor cara th a t had . Owe ocher mtereacing fewtare c f the about titre« k-aaired B *a b r» v , but o a in g activity and prominence of M r. O 'S n over n s . p. h exceed scene real wheie a f a r «as the ~r n 1 an , cf the to the fart that i t n u u o e cards' had nM ** , O S e a l f«e Preud rnt •e Tampa T u n « . it . and proved the nerve of finest cam th at >' f caebd s « t : out. the m arttag - a s r a t h « Rev. J . F . McKinnon of Orlando, We are equipped to handle yn ot rrf SM off the d rivera Oa toe last tap the th at began to t j amued th e track auenxied. county » b o v i b o ari »upvenr.tendent CJ Casacca H o r s t e » ! was chas»-g with aS soco aa it was vacated by the Sanford Machine A Garage l T L » ocgv-.tia to.vc a of a k»tar»caj t>ranjr county , teü» a C"»xi »uvry t0 ¡}. fri-4»tf kg» »peed B eicher, who « a s ju st ahead. A2 these th at cam e 3 cam and oe —— a faaOy r v w d being made of lustrate the (voeraj activ ity of W R. a engine cea sed and the torcyrkes seemed t s expert to aocw their T W O f i i l to tO h h pe '’ O 0 'N \ W A M of r J OrlandoV l V l » » u 4 J -lead i ___aing .* — ----- ~ r — »------- ------ T — 7 ----- --- “ * ^ eal, «ose cA itrn^ to almost a dead »top I of w W h tnetr a a e t r * « w rr.ton ia a buoa awJ toed with th r ree- aad Republican candidate for' c o v r o w Hom stead, with oeiy a fractooe of a asp capa hie » - t‘ »« khärria l r gc artxarxi ahxand with c o b uf the evuaty lot perpetual £tzj* r - jus* at perse ^ and *» K ecd to chocs« b e tween rvsrùhg iato the £ 1 the h « » f » » 1 « w as to a it; ,X * Mr O’Neaf t* txv»tma*ter , 1 (Mando car ahead or into the »xitsate -roe ruling p a a * ü * asteetaco. .e » t as sume ha-danf rr ^ f 1f “ >wxaxa* to Ows t e and t a k « a teaA n* pan ia many of the 1 -So rrmrdy that I hav» •ere Loii of the track, (k w s the latter asd with psrceù* «p Bark avenu» when they ® « 5 £ * t « m t o r v Secretary L J . Dot a t , , « r i t t e » , totrg proaxineni in £ « f mo. FWortaaia, aad a ll othor « m a a great ed ert managed to gsute h a car are aL -v jj 4* * ^ ■t} » A M know H at ter» s£»t*d tom morning that a c r e than 1-us.ncs« and «exvetv ax »ell as , n poi, •— ^ SO aa to scrape between ine sta led car they a rt the p ro o f owner» of a ear . (or stets bee- Uca. and th» n i . crowning hat car with By the D a t the u t the card ai “ I waa M aking a toar through U » city •; ' i Florida’s Greatest Department Store ers Stop That m i Ä ■-*: **>•? , ¡ïv r J û �till ME SANFORD HERALD IT Cl,l|||.-I • ••in ni l t f ,f alni «Muirte " •“ trcatn.ciit I . j),-, U. r aid ruM UbcdEtcry Tutadiy «m l Friday Uomini by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R J. ItU ll Y. Editor W M HAYHES. Bualntaa M anajrr I ibacrtptl*« Prie*. 12 OO • Year In Adtancr [feltrami lo Iba City by carrier 12 OO per year In advance or 20c per month Payment! In alitane* muât be made at odke Catered aa eecood-clear mall mattrr Aujuat 22n<l 1908. at the PoaloAr* at Sanford. Florida under Act of March 3rd. 1870 OSca In Herald l)uUdini Telephone No 148 SANTORO (IT RAI O O rlo b ff Ifl. 1912 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: ■bill organist Hy inn N o t'b Pru) er H y i m . N o I'o Scripture |i RK Y C I . E S ----- ACCESSORIES Tariff M ake* High 1 ost ! hai Hi*- U.-*-| TruM and other tru t. i ttfering cunt rolling ..nr (...ni suppl-. ,,r.- enalil.-*! \ III ilelll N.i.v !>,. I 1.1-, <•"■ tarili wall. t.. . h.irg,- from Ml Sermon to 1 im i |M*r reni more to the N. w York Hymn No In consumer than the prices that obtain A large choir lu i I.) Mi», Damerini in Ixmdon. is iniuie plain from the com will lead in all the singing p irativr figures oliinitn-d by the ('oinm itti-eon Exhibits of the I l.-tma rate Nation­ al Committee Th e t 'inum iti.i« |,lt„ selli an ugelli lo I.«ni.lui» t,, p irritase lJiiiericaTi iiui.il- ge«s|s (,,r tj„. p , ,|T < haml.cr of Horrors lie lias m-ii ! lo the Coinm iitiv the pru.-s of meats, huiler, eggs and - Migar in the retail markets at London for a certain date thi tin- same day. (14 (.rearrangement, representatives I l f the t'omilllt tu* got 4 >ric<~ for similar articles in N. w York Abram 1 Klkus, Chairman of the wr WIN WITH WILKOn TH E D E M O C R A T IC T I C K E T For President: W OODROW W IL SO N , of New Jersey. For V ice-President: TH O M A S R. M A R SH A L L of Indiana Presidential Electors JE F F E R S O N U. IiR O W N E J . FRED DeHERRY CHARLES E . JO N E S W. CHIPLEY JO N E S L E L A N D J . H E N D E R SO N H. C. SP A R K M A N Congrcaainan, State-ut Large C L A U D E L ’E N G L E Congreenman Second Dintncl FRA N K CLA RK Governor: PARK TR A M M ELL Secretary of ¿•“ re. II C . C R A W F O R D Commissioner of Agriiudtor. W A M oRAF Treasurer J . C . LU N IN G . A ttorney General. T H O M A S F. W E S T ( ’omptroller W. V. KNUI I Superintendent PuMic Instruction W . N SH K A TS 11 New stuck of lllcyrlcs and Bicycle Sundries. \\ c make n specially of repair work of all kinds. N e» Rubber Tire« and repairs for baby Carriages. . . . Give u n a call. BRYAN, Mgr. NIGHT. — o -----editor and daughter, Miss Alice Bell, visited M onday one of the prettiest dtiea In the s ta te —Sanford, the notnl calery section. T h e rosidence portion B wpecially beautiful. We called on Brother Holly of T h e Hernld, and through hia suggestion Mrs. Holly gave t** * delightful spin in her auto around u»d through the beuutlful atreet.v S a n ­ ford has a population of alxiut 5.000. rituated in oue of the richest spots in the ■tAte, and must he seen to lx> appreci­ ated. I t is inhabited by a good class of d titt n i, Including E d itor Holly, and if ™ . W . Abernathy, th e furniture man Is » »Ample of the buaineas men, Sfnford H M I (iu a ia Paute at J. I>. R oberts'. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: Fall Citrus Book ENTITLED FOR VALUE RECEIVED n rT TI K H Ií -v a . ! h m S lo ih ff This booklet gives the reasons for fall fertilizing, de­ scription of formulas to be used, and amount, time, and mode of application...................................................... i<% OiiVr it tftr lilrial « B n jn,|pu • nt jilt' liont Ideal Methods have made the Runner Groves WH1TK CLOVFR HOUR lift lu i« ti 1 « hi n r r Hour i Ei j i * r o u l i l f't ’ i»o4»t|»|y ( i r o t l u i r t f J i l h j | «on. I*. f i . a I i B t i n J»* |f a i I m»H * W ILSO N & T O O M E R •ài I»« Hr» t * •••*1,11. 01 « rtiik •« W»..•%‘ '••>*. l i m i l i | I'rAslui « I lis Voir F E R T IL IZ E R CO. M « nutâvtu i n a u| VN r g t O K t i l i * m i •*11 i d l h O r i f f f » .la »1« r i m i f u n d i D r p u t ì Eu t * | ‘ i n » o n » M o t l i f i . l . n t f «I ID EA L The Best groclr has i h F E R T IL IZ E R S J A C K S O N V I L L E . .....................................................: SANFORD BRANCH F L O R ID A R. C. Maxwell, Manager. xxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X THE IMPERIAL X X X 3 Nights, Commencing Thursday, Oct. 17th X X T H E v MADDOCKS-FIELD PLAYERS In a R ep erto ire of a ll New P lays £ NORMAN R. FIELD AND A SUPERB CAST X ----------------------------------------------------------------------X E N T IR E CHANGE NIGHTLY NLW SPECIALTIES WITH H A P P Y J A C K K E A R N E Y P o p u la r P r ic e s 2 5 , 3 5 , 5 0 c ( »»in MnaI fbilton. K iIkhIi 1-»*l. S» -Mop \ Atn| f n^lt«b cloth 1 (ill, Hr «»Y ft«li|{|r «.»le >4*011 Mil l«' v 1 ' beri, note butt.« «M«n*r meni. $ 4 .0 0 V V V V V V V V V V V V V v v v w w v w A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A For Engraved Cards See The Herald - Are You Alive? I<> th*' find lh ilt now is th e t u n e in Dike »>i11 u |»ili»') iii -i rt •i u 11 ji I •!•■ L ife I n i n mi i i i- ('»nnpriny Broci.to.i Made. YOU MAY BE DEAD! ^ You w d1 agree w ith ti< tl Tomorrow. Next Year, and your family not provided ior You are doing litem an inju.tliee MEET ME FACE TO i ,\i E and let me explain all (lie principal |xiin(s about the Itest life iltsuranee |x»lieies E n d ,,). -uTfev* 'I (• r »Men ate u n su rp a sird >1 y o u take your choice o i our splendid Sunday at the M ethodist < hlirrh The G railn ! ltiiile School of tiiis church will meet at !* t<) a in . Mr J K M ettlllger. su|H*rilltendellt This school lias Ik-cii grudiil in all its department» and each grade and flaw is in charge of experience«! teachers. All who are not already in a Bible «choul are mvitcil to come and partake of the laMtefits of the work offered here. Preaching service« (or tfie duy are ;u* follows: 11 a. ill. Organ voluntary. Mrs. Elmer Randall, organist. Hymn No. 1. Apostliei’ C risil. recited by congrega­ tion. Prayer. Hymn No. 117 Psalm X X I V read responsively Glorin Patri. New Testam ent l.swoii ( ifTt-ring Vocal solo. "O liivine R *il*i,m*-r (G ouiiinI i , Mrs E 1. Robiiis»ni Sermon. Hymn No. 143. Benediction. 7:00 p. m. Organ voluntary, M r*. Han B fl È iM 16-2 ION Palm etto, Opp. ('By Hall SENT ON REQUEST TH E A CCEPTED TI ME Now is Itie time for all guud rwi*li to come to the utd of the city Politics, base ball and all other forms of amusement and recreation should L«pushed to tlir* background when the quraUon of doing somethin); ("r vour city is paramount At no time within the \\ il l 4 * 1 * «-ills«“s a n f o r d |ixst twenty year» has th. r. 1 » • I . Through ' I • effort* of i tu h •■ ol generous response from every |»rugr*->*i\»• citizen of Sanford to »Mime forward and wMising i ..iiiiiiitte. tin- . it\ of >an(ord put his shoulder to tiie wheel unit push will Is- advertised us never ls-fore und forward. T he spirit has I>een sponta­ the advertising matter will not as for­ neous and T h e Herald hopes it will not merly he confined to all) one part of the Sanford wctimi hut will einhruce be spasmodic. There is work to do I’h** cit v pro|s-r man’s work and every one of us will all of our resources have to do his share Not onl) will it will coin*- 111 for a o or. g*-neroli* share take money, time and energy, hut the and tin* ad\ .intuge* of Nanford a* a be«t there is in every one of us It will tourist and health r.io u rt will Istake most of all the real spirit that tnak' ( 'X p l. i) t iif Hi *-\ e f \ m a îiii.- r [...s s it-|. cities, that makes improvements and, The advertising .»im m iti.. I- t.urd at surmounts difficulties regardless of their work on compiling gissi m atter and height We need live spirit of elicour »ill obtain tlit* Im-.| ri-vilts il . xp*-rieiic*There will be »gememnl in our efforts The lugging counts fur mi) thing brother must be stimulated to greater llO'lavish displuy hut solid facts em bel­ efforts. The stay at home must lie lished by beautiful cuts und our city aroused to the importance of taking n will it*, tin- most talked about in the man’s part in the making of a G reater next few months of any city in tin­ We have the advantages and Sanford. Deeds and not words are what smith * ill count for something in the next iiy system atic advertising expect to year and each meeting of the Cominer place these udvutages liefore tin- people cial Club should he an outpouring of progressive citizens who come by their own volition and attend the meetings with tiie determ ination of not only assist ing their friends and neighlsirs and arous­ ing a more friendly feeling in business and social circles. In other words the Commercial Club should nut only lie a place for the transaction of business of vital importance, hut also a place where all the business men of Sanfonl can meet on ar\ equal footing and pass pleasant And profitable evenings. S E E T H A T YO U A R E T H E R E T O ­ REPAIRING THE SANFORD CYCLE CO. Committee, made the list public Sunday. T h e difference in price is particular ly apparent in laid The laindon pric4-i were ohtainni from high class shops on lledford street and Totton}iam Court Road The New York price* were averaged from the ligures •if several moderate-priced hut. hers and gro<M-rs. ’’<*ur figure« are absolutely unan* werahle," declared Mr Klkus 'Thev prove how the high l.irilf muí. l i* III every Itteal" -I 1 oiigr.-s.sn.an illi.un i It.-. 11 »•-|.| the Di-linsratn Tarili c\p»-rt. in a-atlii menling on the prices und explaining them, said: "T h e cold facts concerning the dif ference in the prices of finsi on Iin­ sanir da> ni N. w Y ork and I mnloi "tight I«i mi m h tin ••■,»•*. «if •\i r\ w.irb intf m:ui. iid|i*«nÍ. of «\»r\ r*»h'»uin#f ^**iT i.ill . t )\Il**t* Ilf 1JII»•JI•*»I I * ||l* '•* ■urreiil coil.|it|.«lis W I i i, a . .»■• : ill huiiseuif. g.s— !.. oi.<rk.-I in N.-w 1 York. s|n- pa\* J I ..-ni-- per pound fm j iis* sarin- rt.asl h<i-f if, »1 b.-r I ..r. lot s|«li-r buy* .»I 1 I ..-lits 1| sin - wi*h»-> to provide her husband with a sirloin steak sin- can old'. i» l>\ pu. n , mor.- than doul.l.- it., i-n«. at wind, on timi ibi) il I* sold in 1 ..gland II I» interesting to mite that on ham the difference ill price I' almost <-\art|) (In- amount of tin- -Ini', with wlih'li lav that f *.... I of I t-eiif* .» i »- 1•t t fili I î tu- i «cl of eggs »s I ». » o. i , r>-a I Britain i*\ rather more timi tin- «lui) -■I Y ..-ills a dozen tti- impías*- also n duiv on tnin*-r and .-ins-*, of t| cent* p.-r pound \\ Ill’ll will «nu working p.«p|. leal I. the error ol lining tln-ir ordinary articles of fissi * Il would ss-ili as d this expiasition taken under such strik­ ing conditions and with such exact and careful comparisons should d.-Mroy once and for all the illusion of pro* peril)' rising from the tarili - and itock V I tiller. for 1 lo w I ’ all D. L. THRASHER can you beat shoes that are perfect as to style, per­ fectly comfortable, and of perfect wearing quali­ ties? This is what the Line stands for. A wide variety of leath­ ers and sizes in excellent footwear. It will p a y ybu to* look ovfcr the line. (hint u u -• q U >1 D. A.CALDWELL & SONS SANFORD, FLORIDA ^ ^ a ^ n t M Î È S lÈ iÊ m t Ê Ê Ê m *. •• .*, -V i ’F a Iti.x ai SANFORD. FLORIDA b lit». FAVORITE FERTILIZERS! A R E T H E R E S U L T P R O D U C I N G K IN D « e q Tliry nrr nn g»Nxl a« careful »u|irrvtiiun and huncat mrthodn can make them q Six-cut I furiiiulaa fur CITRUS FRUITS. !*OTArOES. TOMATOES, MELONS. q BEANS. STKAW BERRIES. LETTUCE. CELERY nnd all truck e n q * . . . « q 1 '•! q q POU S A U . UY in a WRITE INDEPENDENT FOR BOO KLET FER TILIZER J A C K S O N V IL L E , J E FACE. A | .n t ■ COMPANY F L O R ID A S A N F O R D. F L O R I D A q A 2 5 c W ant Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You -i , ¿ a i mI - - 41 » �W*7 « R IA L ^ Mr*. H. L. D eForeat htu* returned from a pleasant visit to Connecticut. J . P. Musselwhite of Geneva was greeting hi* many Sanford friends t<xluy. • "t E . T . Woodruff’s cottage on Third St. Ur for rent, to desirable occupant. l7-2p Mrs. J . Q Adams and Mrs. Peters of Geneva were among the visitors to the city today. •Remember thfyx is an im portant meeting of the Commercial Cluh tonight and you are expecttd tb attend. \# M . Flciacher, the well known com ­ mission m erchant, returned yesterday find will stay until.the end of the season. KMn. N. H. Garner went down to Dade C ity on Thursday, where she will spent the neat week or two visiting relltlves. Seven lots for sale at Sanford Heights. Also several farms at Beck Hammock. Address Miss Nona A. Wylly, Sanford. Mlaa Nona Wylly and Lym an D: Goodrich iiav e arrived home from C hi­ cago, where they *|>ent a most pleasant summer. D Mrs M. M artin has returned from the mountains of North Carolina and opened the famous Comfort C ottage for the sea­ son. * Mr». J . C. Ensminger nnd daughter. Miss M ary are home agnin. after a visit of several weeks among relatives and friends in Ohio. Rev P J Rresnahnn hat returned from a summer »|H-nt at Ins old home in Ireland Slid his many friends are glad to greet him again IF r p E I P - * * .. m tf* 14 m V » »1 -------- , . . 7 ,r . ...T. The Lawyer Detective Among the plays to tie presented t>> the Muddock»-Field Players during their engagement at the Imperial is one which has proven a winner in all the surround­ ing cities, and one in which the old favor­ ite, Happy Jack Krarne> plays his title role. T he iaiwyer D etective is full of com­ edy. at the same time having a neat love story Interwoven and a good plot. The part of the lawyer is especially suited to M r. Kearney and is one of the best parts he haa been east for durfng his many visits here. T his is a play which wi appeal to the masses and one which Is u tried success in all the larger cities. It has also proved a successful staring vehicle for a number of comedians The M addocks-Field Player» have the en­ tire southern rights for this piny anil will produce it in all its entirety during their engagement at the Imperial. Names Not on Ballot M ost Of the D em ocratic papers of the s t a ti are now printing what purports to be the list of Dem ocratic candidates for sta te offices, which will appear on the official ballot at the November election. It has been noticed th at practically all of the papers are including in such a list the Dem ocratic nominees for adjutant general, Hon. J . R. C. Foster, and the D em ocratic nominee for state .chemist, Hon. R E Rose. The adjutant general and the state chemist are appointive officers and their names will not be printed on the official ballot for the No­ vember election No board of county commissioners in making up the ballots for their county, should include the ad­ ju tan t general and the state chemist. Such names on the ticket might invali­ date the ballots. The newspapers should also eliminate these offici« from the list of candidates which they are printing to be voted for at the November election The continued publication of the name* of these nomine»« may have » tendency to confusi- the voters The Natal Review Mi»» Cena Lip»- left yrwleriluy after Mr und Mr*. Harry M I’upwiirlh. spending the summer with her brother, formerly of Sanford, huve an apartment M P I.lpe Miss l.i|»e reside* near ut Hotel Newton. N e w "lurk I'ity the C harlotte, N < upper »lorn« of which prewlnt a good N> W L M lltrer Is exjtecU-d to return view of the Hudson River. Mr» Pa|>to Sanford in a few weeks Mrs, Mil worlh write* her father. M F Robinson, t«-r has relumed and Frank is not an a« follows . .. . . , . . . , Harry and I have just returned from orphan any longer t ' n r s i i l i i I I n t !■ ixi m r i u ■ ■ u. >.ti I lo ’ T h e Gute City House has brought Riverside Drive where we went to the lleet illuminated Enclosed find a dawn the high co*t of living. Only $4 00 per week for the finest tufde hoard in Itiup of the ships as they are anchored in the river The I ’tah is opposite us and the city. See Parker. 2 8 -tf ■we ran see her from our windows. Kurh (> Henry Ilishop. a prominent attorney ship is us long a» » city block and you of Kustis »ml candidate (or Attom*> cannot possibly conceive bow t>eautiful General on the Republican ticket was in they are outlined in electricity mast* the city today greeting his many friends mid nil The Drive i» also fe*toolied with electric lights and (lag*. The J . L. Spaulding left today for Boston Automobile* and where business engagements will hold s|H-elacle is gorgeous him for several months. He expect* lo |n*ii«trittns throng the w»y nnd over all return to Sanford at an enrly date and the long shearing search lights from the torpedo boat* app* ared like long arm* make this city hi* future home Comfort Cottage will o|>en W edm» in t tie *ky 3 esterday Saturday all the officers, day. Oct 16th, at which time Mrs Mar sailor* and marine* from all the ihi|>* tin will welcome her friend* and patrons. paraded by In-re Seven thousand nn-n 15-2U We asked our friends. Mr. and Mrs. J . F. Hill, the Monotyjw representa­ Campl>ell. to view the parade from our tive, was a visitor to the city this week windows. We had regular "box seats" and greeied hi* tpany friends again He ail right The men came off the boats is having a tine busmen* and ex|>ect» to just alwive here ut With *tri»-t, and weninstall several Monoty|>rn in Florida just in good marching form with all the during Octolwr bunds playing when they went by here After the jmrade was over we played M rs J Cortez 1.at¿range of Chicago bridge and I *er\ed tea and thing* spent several hour* fieri- on \\<»in»w<lay en route to Jacksonville from b«r winter Mr» I allljil-ell *a|d 1 bad forni»iied t hihome in W inter Haven She expects to most expensive private eutertainmiEven .Sirs moet Mr I.a(irange in Jacksonville and »lie bad ever attendisl accompany him home Mrs l.aG range Astor, though she could hire a *4u>his writing some very interesting letters ojK-ra troujie lo entertain her guests at home to her Illinis friends about Flor­ Newport never was ambitious enough to ida and expect* to include Sanford and engage seven thousand magnificently drilled performers and several dozen the S t. Johns in her next letter brass hands." Car load of horses and m u ln at Hand Hroa.' Stables. Get your choice now Notice to the Public Th e habit of children and irreaponHastings Hire Mill sible people of coming out to our prop­ Hastings, Oel. 17.— T h e city i* to soon erty and picking orange* by the bushel have the distinction of an erected and and arllifftf them, breaking down treea operated rice plant. A combined num ­ and otherUSac making such proceedings ber of the rice planters have ordered a a nuisnace and crime by tri«j>as* and the rice plant shipped in, and for the time Sanford heights property having been being it will.be operated in the old F la g ­ properly posted according to law all ler bam , now owned by T . R. Byrd. parties caught on any of this property Ttila plant will be equipped with a from this date without written permis­ thrasher, chaff blower, huller and {Kil­ sion from the owners will be sum­ ts l>er and will turn out the finished prod­ marily dealt with according to law. u ct. I t will be located right on the rail­ T his action becomes necessary because road, and convenient for rice growers of the wanton destruction of property outaide to ship their paddy to the mill. and stealing of oranges, whic^t accord­ T h e finished product will be placed on ing to a law recently enacted, is a crime the m arket as soon as possible to teat its and punishable by law, selling quality or grade as compared to Sanford Heights Protective A'aa'n. trib standard grades now bought and 14-4 tp sold. T h e mill will be in operation In a W hile the weather is hot buy you few days, and it is firmly believed th at dried chipped beef at W . W. Long’s th e tests will prove satisfactory in every grocerg. Sliced on an American slicing way. machine. 9 4 -ti Geneva Party Here IL w i«v « S I Mrs. J . Q. Adams. Mrs. Peters. Mrs O f t z s r i a * » « O G is Ì m I* si r«a»tf|tiaU C uriett and Mrs PaUzahall. under the thap eronage of J . P. .Muaael white form DR. H O W A R D H. C U S T 1 S ed a m erry party from Geneva today and V E T E R IN A R IA N weee p leasan t callers at The Herald SANTORO - - . F l o r i d a office. ~ *■ « r ■ lU U iw W ru tA n . Wude. the Tuner. Orlando. Horses and mules. Hand Bros, have a car load. Pick out your choice. NTO the building of many years of es­ tablished bus i ne s s has been put the matured experience of successful buying direct from reput­ able manufacturers. - If we supply you, you receive the benefit of our 22 years of knowing how to buy. Make us your haber.. dasher. I We are e<juip|>e<l to handle your repair work Sanford Machine A Garage Co. fri-48tf. Bathing free to Woodland Park vis­ itors Sunday, Oct. 20th . 16-2tc Car load of horses and mules at Hnnd Bros.’ Stables. Get your choice now. National Biscuit Company's Fruit Cakes at J . I). R ob erts'. IC-2tr Gas engine repairs. Sanford Mochinc & Garage Co . fri-48-tf J . I). Roberts Is haifdling a One line W estern and-Florida M eals. IC-2tr Car load of horses und mules at Hand Bros' Stables. G et your choice now. Cuban Made Guava Jelly in wood boxes at J . D. R oberts. 16-2tc Horses and mules.- Hand Bros, have a car load. Pick out your„choicc. Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine A Garage Co. for vulcanizing, fri-48-tf Homes and mules. Hand Bros, have a car load. Pick out your choice. e V WANTS All L ocal A d v ertisem en ts Linder This Heading. Three C e n ti a Lins Cach Issue For Rent— Five acre farm. All tiledNice lemtion. Inquire of E. 1L Randall. Box 921. Sanford. l7-2tp A good strong heavy mule for sale. Inquire of O. W. Brady. Beardall and Cel­ ery avenue. 17-ife Carpenters Wanted— Go yd finish car pentrra Apply at new dej Jt. l7-2tc For Sale— A good gas range ai a bar­ gain H M. Marks 17 3 i j i Will i>ay 35 cents dozen for frezb country eggs Dep.)t LunchCounter l7-2p Five room cottage with bath for rent. No chikiren Inquire Comfort Cottage. 31* Magnolia avenue 17-tfc l-ost—Child’s locket and chain, engrnveil G J I Finder return to9|0 Pnrk avenue |6-2tc Celery Plants for S a le —One million cel­ ery plums for sole A iJorncr. Celery avenue. 12-tf Fo. Rent — Nice fi-rmsheii front room with fireplace. Also want more table X jo ri)rf, 20fi pnrll Avr N . J|C For Rent—Good office room on ground lloo Well located Apply at Herald of ftce. 15-tii For Sale— Mule. Can lie seen at F L. i Green's place, half mile south of Brady s store. West Side 11 -tf first tin s* fable Board — Mrs C. 1. Goodhue. 210 Park avenue 102-tf For Sale— Good Buick runabout or Evrelit louring car Both in good condition and sole cheap. W. J . Thigpen at Holden Real Estate Co. 100-tf For Rem or Share Farming— Several acres land, house and barn, two flowing wells. 2 '/i miles from poatofflce. Sanford, flo Addison I. Williams 90-lf for Rent — five acres well, tiled, with bouse Also 10 acre*. 5 tiled Also j acres tiled. W i t h good bouse trill oil or plione W A. Minnick. Cameron City IM-tf For Rent— Light Ikousckeeping apart- ; m enu 13, $3.50 and $4.00; also furnished room. Mrs. M. E. Hooper, Luurel and Second 8-|f Wanted Position us store clerk, of­ fice clerk, bonkki»-|M-r, time keejH-r or collector. Ex|M>riencti and reference*. Address "P o sitio n ," 101 7th S t. 16-2p O O n tb a JIBrm - SuU. I, « •la C lothier and Men’s Furnisher SANFORD - - - F L O R ID A g The New Fall Styles are here in | E. P. Reed & Co’s. | SHOES FOR WOMEN g g They Fit - They Wear They Please 1 Let Us Show You ¡ E . G. D U C K W O R TH ¡¡j = F E E T F IT T E R Telephone 6 9 S anford, Florida A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Yo ur House For You AVERY PLOWS CLARK HARROWS W hat Better Would C A L L P H O N E NO. 8 The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. Oak Avenue * é ' il è ài»; t f V*. - j k » t -, y ■ . . f t . z. r—x : �October 18. 1912 ^ ^ poooooQ oaaooooooooopoooooo xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx*x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x J-™ -m _ _ saturo ay j SPECIAL 5 OCTOBER 19 • NINETEEN - 19j « uA 6w "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" " " " " " " “* ■ * * " "" BARGAIN DAYS ! « T n717] T f H I I f l T H E l i l t oooooooaooaaoaoooooooooooa w e H a v e C o m e to Please Our r d a C u s t o m e r s in U c t a d I U Price i OCTOBER n 1 N § *921i -. T twfnt.FIRST.?! WENT-FIRST- 21 Q u a l i t y S000oaooaooooaoooooooooooD and We have a big line of all kinds and quality of Dry Goods and Notions arriving daily and have tpj sell at low prices to make room for the goods we are 'receiving daily. t'v ^ V ,- IIF WK 1)0 N()T SKLL YOU. GET POSTED. W E CAN GIVE YOU ANYTHING YOU WISH FROM I AI Lit OF I INS IO AN OU.RCOAT AND OPERA ( APE. OUR MOTTO IS “ Q l’K ’K SALES AND SMALL PRO FITS” W atch our window display of Goodall Overalls which we have received a large shipment, Tailoring as the Headlight aitd Swentail Overalls, a good We have a full line of Men's Wool Hats. A good seller at $3.00. Set* this line Monday at a special price of *j value lie rt•ady Monday to take advant age of <tur men s heavy lit •ece lined UnderWl•dr. first tiuali tv and .»Oc seller. Motula V 11 hi It* ! e low prie ••* i each " ,h Iw for 89c, Having the same our leading price Monday, each f)ur l.inen Lares have arrived we are able to show you one of the swellest lines that has ever been shown. Mnntly per y a r d ............................ 39c In order to make room for our new line of Pant.s we are going fo >rll m u $f> an<l $7 blue Serge and ofhet eohn^ at a special price Mon­ day only We lav a big Inn of i »tiling». pm 'i i II«*** and bab\ i h. ck.'. a beaut ll ill , \a lite f••I 1 1" lai -air - ^ ila 1 pi 1 - p. ! . -1f «f k* Don’t miss seeing our beautiful line of Storm Serges in Mines, Mlaeks and Hrowns, a $1.25 value, Mon- n n day's special per yard */ O C \Ntr have just reeeivetl in all shades a beautiful line of dress Satin for coat lining, a d.V value Monday A A only, j m*t \.ml \ 1 A 'piviali v for Children's llair Uil*bon- in all shatles, a beautiful line for Takt* notice of our beautiful line of I x*to Med Sheets, bleached,- without -t arns, a 75c value, Monday’s pi uv. each OOC Wt•hai e on hand a bcaulitul line of Poplins, the very thing for one piece dresses, a M5e value, Mon­ da v’s special per yard before buying elsewhere see our beautiful line Muck Towels, 3 for ¿ 5 C Six Spools of .1 ii P C <>:11v* We have a bcaySiful line of whit* 1lin-ad at and ci*|i¡ret( Madras lor Shirtwai-tmg. is fin h wijl i ****l von 1 * **r Jo- a \aii| ! 1i. ■n’t lllh- -ci'IIU! oUl i >•*. i a 1if ii 1 line .! *1 1 P»■IMM*r«*l Sir*•«•1ing. on •' ol the 1M•*»1 grati that t- ma<l e and -ells cl •i\v\hm r ai •to alni Xu P'-r \ t».l •'.ii pt i.. Mi*in l.l \ Ilf ii* .iti* f ■all i«i -«••• Min I»**.ml i! h . lin*- ol I )rc.v- <ongliain.', which you aei pai im1 eLeiv11••t ■■ |o anil I leper w • Ila i f ill |m* ot 1H)\ > <I n. rail 1 all and 1•)1 1In in \t .Itile! ' lit pi ices 25c Now is the time to make \**m \'<>i folk Suits of heavs ( 'ra**h l.m**n beautiful value al ’><•<•. \* r\ sptvial Morulay per van! It 27c Our Eye Opener for Monday only in all the latest Shades, a special line of Rep Silk, a 7.">c value, \er\ special Mondn\.\<l. THE BOSTO SANFORD \ FLORIDA xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: t I • ! l< I V• •! r* f ' •••it ! i I •J •*. t If I I.*..' r f . . i* . » i 1 »' ' .t Î H. K . . ! . 1 IVnliml) M emorial There CHTurrinl nil «•vent at \1.o on ............* » • ••!»!♦ M •.i 11f^i ••m i a l i f t i » I f W i l l ! . . 1 » w. ft* .i | .| • r• • « » • * •»•*•» it* 11\ • .i ¿i 11 i f»i*ri m . i r r i f t i I •• '■.itl'-l fu n* »••; Î .1 T|m M u f l t . l l I-Mfl (ia.. today, tinte«*«) lin t)« nmiIi s.nln*-»s I m Vit '•••I, Ci I II t,. »..'I \PI *11• lloill- Will (lot Ilf accepted tinH A f. Mr M if. Il I*. .«|..h|> •li tto r i *.l :»*• ¡ . f i s . i . i r i :.* I .»* l i a rir**t Itratitirution ami pride to many in*-n-11'•l - •' i m m e i n m g al '• r*« eiN e*l h\ t h e undersigned before in Sanford, and especially to the family Hin r«*f«|iMl Inrn ,i> H4*i*r**t*ir\ of th«* Stnl»* I hI i *|) in tin* |*r f|»iir iti i o n ul I n s m*M\ \i I ID Ii i' lie 'k p ’ III . o n N ' o v c m h e r h, I ' l l J. i i f i i f r il / i»*f| * i*- i , fii!;iiî*,'l ti»«of K. I V n t i « Peabody. in the lavyini! K | * w n r t li I • a ^ t i f '•! « i f i i f i f i . i ;i r i f i v s i î ! I f of i h ** * * *t*i 11*a * i* »• V' p' *■ ■■ * 1-1 <ng tu take tin- cxnin•• * - li - 11 \N .1 •- ' *# •r vpi - «I * » »,, »I • i. »* »*» i ^.»»i.«- » ■I i*i h* made on Ih** pr*—■nlnol lorn*, malion- -leoiM '«•••.irr hlanks and till of the cornerstone of the I'eahod. r !.. .* i f t » ’ * i f i i M n 1 «I I s**-lirai)K Memorial," a testim onial to the mem 17 who'll N|tll Meei-.*,ii' iii.li i. linii* m in them il to ■ n order lo allow tru e Mr*» ^ M I’. ...................... I I• 1. •...... .. .* or\ of K Prentice Penloxly of the gr< i* , r. i»... i • M e-lcetn r«*s|aM't and Ion** of he* t *r*i » I*. » . •>* snrker* in the Slat*' Kpuort h I • o' e V • •* of Georgia, of which he was pr»-*id* • (a** n 111.el* puhlo - l e 'ill \ r n . i l d *a . * for three years ami at the time of hi* Schrank Iul- not altempte<l to | uls- any tragic death at W ayrroM , G a.. several Nut a INilnonrd llullrl thing that ha- been \nttni. out if luyears ago, he was the »erretary. The M ilw .u ik ff. ( >i*t 1 All ii*ar that t !.»• «•**11 I 'util hi* do*-* tin- th*' -h**rifT nniII memorial will Im* a school for the orphanof Georgia and the inm ates of the <<r h u l l . -f w i t h vi h i t 'l l t in * 1 " I* •f i •*I w .»•* ■ 'h u t not unail himself >>i the pmileg* of “ifiit ini/iny n . w* lien »**»i r , lei'im fmi <»n t *i»|i h.|i| h f f l i I M ill u l . I phaie*' Home which is lis'itleil t h«*r*' \ S ** imi m I I ’ll* I* t T• r - !• •i i t >*I •!. **i l i r a i d i l l * r 'a a f f t * ! .i t r«*»t 1 The future benefits and result- w lie I *,i f . *| f 1 el - n . i i e . I I t , . . j, . n . ; i i in 11• may Iw accumph-lo*d through Mo- in .If • I M.t I . ! i! * * i*t* a pa a n - i ' ;......... *• strumentality of this school will he ■ .1 i» In»» 1* *«’ f aili'less and deatfihsu* trthut*' l*> 11 memory of a gixxl m an, »In™ 1 w o r k * »ill live after him. rhe second son of the late K W P**a •«sly und Mm. ^S. M. Peabody of thi­ nly, Prentice was well known and lo veti, I f-. . .t h» f h u ll» * ! - I ............. f* • »• : uhirh Jtihri Srhrank *»hot i •» 1 « Itt \f|t M mihIii \ mtfhl \ -“ »I .ti • m a»h h. 1‘rttf Summer lrt*rn •»« r.»|.ings lr»»tn t ht ; hullrt und tin* empty nhidl. inoru- 905353235348234823484848535348000201010000000202020101020200 F O R a [ i p r ¡ ml beginning with £)ctnlx»r Seventoenth, \T i n t* t p p n Hundred and Twelve T h e St ore Aecommftdating will hold t h e greatest trade (•v e n t k n o vf n to Florida. ^ EE == =5 EE = = EE s Y E A R S Oi l) A Forty-Fourth A nniversary Sale ¡¡j advertised extensively as ‘ OUR B IR T H•*?D A Y • - v ------ - SAL E” m ■' Writ# |o us for our bulletin o f H p*el»m iflhd »y Prlres F U R C H G O T T ’ Sj JA C K S O N V ILL E, if f # ! i* j &*** i* vuni h«*r If it h no*nd \t *- \|t ii i ll. l i t ' 1. (,*■ li 11\ I'la* • ' f F L O R ID A UUUHUIUUUi { la p h e w ' »1 i t f i l e r a t P i» f I t r I II Ii p n ^ e ti |, r* * - n | e lll ot I ha/ M * Net * r a i- * i| I hi your truck early tin banner of rebellion at \ i i .i l rut today He enferMl the *'il> with f»00 men and -*'lr.e<l the ar-**nal and garrison ( o| |liar I Ildar wa- ill command id the gar ri-nn, wimli «*<>tti|*n*M**l ¡HKi a! tin I'wi'iil , lir-i inf.n.lrN and nnc - n gun hal.ery |lim tin'll p|ace»l men m i barge of the two gun boat- Tampico and llraNu. In mg m the harlior Mexicali- In-re app*'ared generally eluted at the uprising latter reports an that tieiieral I ha/ found many ad­ herents when In* filtered \ era ( ruz The goNernilii Hi Inc- lieen informed that the nineteeiilh infantry und the artillery remain loyal T h e two forces are now in the city of \ era t m u and -treet light­ ing is imminent. President Madero bus ordered the mohiliring of .'1,000 regular» to proceed against Gen. I h u z . Pnlalka the I’hire Palntka, Oct 17 Secretary W It 1 Royster and Churl«*» Hurt, rnemhem of the committee appomtrd by tlie hoard i of trade of Palntka to attend the Atlan­ tic to Mississippi wuteri*ways convention at Albany, Gu., wired the Timcs-Union j reprekentative late this afternoon as fol­ lows: "Palatka wins m**t convention over all rom|H'titors unanimou-fy ” The i. * capture of tin- lug gathering of d e e p waier adNis al*— i- a -ignal distinction for Palatka and one in which all Palatkansl will taki- great prido To the indefutig able efforts of the hoard of trade repre- ! senlativcs thin very desirttlile consum-j mutton w u brought about. W to get it H'i Uout e a r l y is no secret, 1«»r IQ j tru c k e rs who h a v e W been in -mi - - t h e b u s i- n es s l o n g e s t a g r e e that it is alm ost w h o l l y a m a t t e r <»1 s u p p l y i n g t p n c k l y a v a i l a b l e fe r t i l i z e r s . B R A D L E Y ’S FE R T IL IZ E R S are this sort of fertilizer. They supply <|tiickly uvailahle plant food in the tw-t forms, not only to sti^rt off tlie crop (juickly and keep it growing vigorously, but to back it up through the season, and to rijxMi and harden oli tlu* produet. It is this sort of combination that has brought success to many Florida truckers in the past thirty years and for this reason they swear by BR A D L E Y ’S FERTILIZERS J Write us today lur l**«'k!ct. mailed free The American Agricultural Chemical Co., Jacksonville Sale* Department, P .O .B ox 216, Jacksonville, Florida. M. *•’ _______ r______— - those felliUKaUi^^h �October Jg 1912 THE SANFORD HERALD >j F e a tu rin g \tintzessGarments* Our Fall Opening is an event every woman should look as an invaluable opportunity to acquaint herself with forward to the definite trend of fashion. Our shelves, counters and racks hold a superb array o f accepted modes in apparel—novelties crowding upon each others heels. Parisian inspiration, American brains and nimble fingers, and above all American patterns, have created a brilliant fashion book of our store—each depart­ ment a fascinating page--an authentic index to the vogues of the day. Interest will naturally center in our showing o f beautiful new Suits and Coats, where the famous P R I N T Z E S S models reign. Th eir distinc­ tive features will appeal more strongly than ever to the style instinct of every woman who appreciates “ Distinction in Dress.” A most cordial welcome awaits all. w e oiler you the keys to our style treasuries and can assure you they will unlock a wealth of original ideas. N. P, YOWELL & CO. E A S T F IR ST S T R E E T SAN FORD. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X JC m ^ iX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X jxsoeoeexsxsxseexsxsxsxExsxscxxjso©®#^ FLO RID A xxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx IM M O T A m « j i n M O O R E’S STA TIO N Sunday, th«* 20th, is the day. II#*v ('. H. Summer» will preach here again Mr Summer» i-x|i«x-t.s to s|»-tit| a (,-w days calling and visiting among the people in the near future The Farm ers' Progressive Club debate on W om an's Suffrage last Friday even­ ing was well attended and the debate was fine, to quote what those in attendance aald of It. From the points given hy the speakers the juilges decided for the neg ative side. The question was well and ably discussed on both »ides and showed much careful research und thought Mrs. Edward Repp sang n *o|o, accom panted by Mrs Ella Greenland, and the quilt drawing took place. The Ladies' Aid realized the sum of $10 00 for the quilt, which money will go into the fund towards painting the new church. T h e Ladies' Aid m et with Mrs. J . C Vaughn this week at her home on Celery avenue. Miss Alice's birthday occur­ red on the same date and a number of young friends were entertained anti dainty refreshments were served to all. E. A. Gilliert and fam ily have moved into the Avin# house, now owned hy the Florida Gnrdens Co. Duncan Mitchell anti Fred Cowan, J r ., are at home after spending several months at Norwalk. Wc were misinformed in regard to the relatives of the Hasty fam ily, recently arrived from North Carolina. Instead of remaining here they are now residing In Sanford. Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Worthington are preparing to move to T am p a this week to make their home. M r. Worthington will return here again shortly to finlah up tome buaineaa before leaving perma­ nently. The duck hunters' guns make n great banging these mornings, Sundays in­ cluded. chanan The big Wild West Show in Orlando nest Tuesday 1» causing qqite n lot of excitement here and a few es|x*ct to take it in Miss lailu G resham made a Hying trip to Sanford Saturday and cam e hack happier for seeing quite a number of her Geneva friends. Miss Florence Thom pson, now of Sanford was out over Sunday to cheer up ' tile old folks at home Repair work seem* to he going on in Mime of our houses and we are in hup«-» they will ull he full this winter. Charley Chllson has returned to re­ sume his work at the Bothum ly mill, after staying the summer with his p«*ople at Knights. GENEVA JO T T IN G S Mrs G A Nicholson und grandson. Ira Tillls are visiting in Sanford Regular services conduct«»! at the Methixlist church Sunday conducted hy the pastor, Kev. I) A. Col«*. la u t Monday evening the sail news went forth th a t G«xi had called to Him­ self our beloved young friend. Mildre«i Kehbinder. W hile lying aick in the hos­ pital this gentle young girl gave her heart to God. was baptized and re«Vived into the Presbyterian church. We who ulway* knew and loved her feel that her innocent, unassuming ways were ulwuya those of a C hristian. We nil loved gentle "M illie ” and we will miss her greatly. Wc mingle our t«*ars with those of her grief stricken parent* and brother and extend to them our great sym pathy in their sorrow. Comfort can only come from One who said, "B lessed are they th at m ourn.” The funeral services weh* held a t Geneva cemetery Tuesday morning, conducted hy Kev. C. A. Saunders. T h e casket was covered with beautiful flowers, lov­ ing tributes of friends. T h e choir sang, Asleep in Jesu s, Sw eet B y and B y and In the Hour of T rial. We leave dear littio Millie in G od's keeping, knowing th a t the is free from all troubles in His tender care, and th a t we have one more friend on the oth er side. Mias Sallic T a y lo r, who haa been the guest of her m other, Mrs. W . L . Taylor, PAOI.A P O IN T S returned to Orlando Saturday. . t . Mr*. A. T . Lipford. returned Friifay W e are very sorry to learn th a t M iss after spending a few westks in Tnm p^ M aym e M cLain Is quite sick. . 0 1 with her daughter, Mrs. Oliver. Cards hav-» been received by friepds Frank A. W. Brown, who Spent i*< ■jit G eneVi’ announcing the b lrih 0 } an­ winter here several years ago, and is well o th e r fit tie son to Mr. snd M rs. G . E. remembered by hia m any friends, is B a x te r of. G ainesville. M rs. Baxter the fuaat o f M r. and M rs. W. D. B u ­ was formerly Mica Ruth Huddleston. . 1 Mr» Charles llurriMiu wa.» the hostess box ilowi-r» Mi».» M arili. 1 King Ii .l» nominoti her of the M M S society lii»t Thur»du> afternoon A» usual a very pleasant school work iti tie- high school io K is tune was »|H*ni M n Harrison serv«»l sinuiiee. She has reeelllly Ixs-li given ice cream and rake for refreshments. more difficult work in that departm ent, She was a.ssi»te<l by Mias Belle Eichner but will, we art* sure, m ake a lu e n s a of and Mins Blanche Put (¡shall. it. a* »he i» a very efficient teacher Horace ItaolerHon. who was seriously Miss Agnes hox of Sanford has Ixx-ti ill with lonsiliti* last week ts much better, visiting relatives m (own the past week and is spending a few days with Mr and Mr» It I, Sri,up 1* >*n|o\ing a hauti Mrs George M atlbieux »mile new h noli.ill piano Hilda school n|M*lied Mnnda> Ihe G t, < oward o f < h r i » t r n a * w a » 111 children all »eem glad l<> re»utne their t o w n la s t W isl ntsu lay stiidn*» again Kev. E. las- Smith preached at W in ­ ^vtra. Claude Kuulerson, Mrs. Huberter Garden Sunday to an attentive uu»on, Mrs. Geo. Peters, Mrs. Victor «iience: Peter» and Mr». Aduma were dinner guests of Mrs. T I) Peter» last Friday Win. ('usimi and wife of Callahan are Miss Belle Eiehlier IS visiting Miss' the guests of hi» brother. T I. fu stin i M am ie H arm nf Winter Park. anti wife Ile ha» recently rvturnexl Mr and Mr» Isaiah Hart had a few j from Canutla. where he went for his friends for dinner Sunday charming hrnle, who 1« an .icrniiip||«ht*t| Mr and Mr» I. \l Retdnnder and Inilv Mr . u n i M r » < ' u s i m i are negola*o Kehhilider take tins means o f ex Ilaling and it 1» though! they will lis-ute pressing their thanks for the many kind in ( bangi- county. nesne» and loving sympathy shown them ' Mr Pentirei, representing the Clyde hy their kind ncighlxir» anf friends dur­ Line is in town looking after the fruit ing the recent illnens and death of their I m*|ov «kI daughter dnd sist«*r. LAKE M ARY NEWS J. G. Martin hud the misfortune to have a snake bite his huiul one day last w«*ek. while tearing out a rats' nbst. T h e snake evidently wils hunting somrthing to eat and reeented the intrusion. No bad result* followed, excejit Mr. M arrin had a sore finger for several "lays. Mr. and Mrs. Erickson nnd son. Mrs. Bartelson and Mrs Magnuson. all from Upsala, s|x*nt the day here Inst week visiting friends. Miss Vivian Brown and Mb» Gibbon* from Tam pa, who have lxx*n »(»ending several days with the former's aunt. Mrs. J . G. M artin, have gone to Ja c k ­ sonville to visit friends there. M r. and Mrs. Morris K«*ely have re­ turned from a pleaiant trip in the southern part of the state. M rs. Julia Murtin and Miss M ittie B ray spent the day shpoping in Sanford last Saturday. Kev. Samuel M cBride has just cloned a series of successful revival meetings over a t Upsala. O V IED O O CCURREN CES Messrs Findley and Dan Hodges of Sanford were the guests of Kev. Smi t h; last Wednesday. They had s|H*nt some days at their old home in Christinas and were eff route to Sanford with their auto freighted with chicken* and beautiful shipments. Captain Hrannon re t urinsl .. from C lay ton , Ga.. where he *• • 1 Mr». Bran n on and their love. -• * daughters, who s|M-nt some tun* iug the saltihriuu* clim ate of the - ■•■n. tail»». T h ey are very fond •• * twins which have grown a g rin .--#1 during their almence. and all are have them at home again Mr Ibiffey of Jai kxtiiiv ill* charge of ( apt Brannon's ir.u 1 I n s a b se n c e C. H. DINGEE P lu m b in g and Gas Fitting All Work Receives IVf »misl llle n lion And fiesl KfTWts Opposite Ciljr Hall Telephone N*>. i l M y D o c to r S a id "Try Cardid,” write* M r* L V. Spell, of Hayne, N. C w u *n * vcfy l° w *tate of health, and wac not able to be up and tend to ray dutlea. I did try Cardui, and *oon bo^nn to feel better. I got able to be up and help do my homework. I continued lo take the medldne, and now I am able to do my homework and to care for my children, and I feel a* though I couM never pralae Cirdul enough for the benefit* I have received.’* Cardui W om ansTonic £ § S s e *’SSffS&SSs' lnC»SiCi} *^2?®** Life ■!! H h ** h*d, during the past year* 01WMk *od*a,na wo~ cro*«**ndU|^i? ki tired, dull, and are nerroua kv Cnidd l r b V°u need a tonic w iy » 3 iV .v r i L I build*, strengthen*, reatorec, ied adi .................* lie remedy for “ •ell« Cardui. �■ B M r m “ *T n i l ■■■________ '•■' T *___ r/* ' e “‘ T > • !.">y J% Pr* November 18. 1012 Itti Pediratlon of OI us I pi ' Monument irii 1.- M I*'j h •l .nri* • 11 1" Fletcher. v i :• i ,r .■• ■ • r 0 f (||r I Mo||I||||IMII ( ■■, visile*! the battlelM-hl ¡..•>1 l 1 . tin' l<*'li u i't . and i iimi|i|i litl ' ■ ,ii^ i'iiii'lil - lo r t i n ' i| ii | u . i t o u i Falking About n . . l l l l i o l i l i r i l l . .i t .1 •,i ■ i, 1111 .. ■ > annual reiiiiinii of the t inte.l i •>i .. rat»- \ «terim* of Florida will lie r ojun at l.alke City, alitfut lei. mili­ tant from tlii' silt' of tin- iiioiiiiini'iit rill1 following. brielly stall'll an- tin •ainfemetlta that liuve been made lor . dedication. A rate of one «*•••>l | r n il. i.inra* traveled union ami •• ' tier to Lake City or tilu-ie. i, . .ale.I on all railroads. \n excursion tram leaving I .a* . t iiv ' * lit a. Ill for ( Hll-tis-. alnl r . ' . i r ’ . leave Olustee at I to |.. in |..r l..d> \ to iirrumtliodute veteran- and it aitundiuK the reunion. I. Excursion trains from Jackson* \ lie anil other |oints will run to <i|u i . tune for the exercises, rettiriiiliK satin i i itinij. \ I All trains on the Si\lioard l/ol , will stop at a point il ■njellt, there brink' no r e g u l a r - ' o Iisi'harve and m m passi nip-’ The c o u n t y i '. uiiiiii -sioiu r- ) NE W S T Y L E S Ill I•-111 oil \\ ihIiii-si I.i '. I I . •. * t I'fi'liiio fi s \\l OKI) Ml K M 0 S S ( )|\ | M K N I S ol N e w I4;!!! S u i t s are growing here at the rate ol ‘ h i / c u s o ! n e w a d r f i t i n n s each w e e k , and the numbers now available, i,lr :,b e a d \ h u g e r t h a n u s u a l at tin s s e a s o n . . J. D l I O U A L I T Y Fs only part of ) tin- story quality is our strongest Ijimnt sty le is here, remarkably fine l.tbi u s. loti; m.tn\ Iron» ab. oad. and the best limn American mills are represented here. E I ' ‘3 SC II L O S S — B A L T I M O R E S in a r ( S t y l e - Mo d e Is in bundnds <>l unusually attractive garments .tic i c a t Is loi sou now. We specialize on •v tbtsc ( i i h s t i f f s ,md overcoats; von II not find I ■u tin ty Will place t he Krniili.li in ..r.!. I provide speaker-' -t.u -1 . •- wat or and done r f • ■I |*t oplr 11 v»" ‘lid te . h u « t|u.tl . m s w lit it- m tow n. T" - à l o r \ i s i l o r - o n • >• «r I. ■ • , l.y points to stippleiin lit tie n SI T I I . S I N . F A S H IO N S liriiHpun w ith t h e m b a s k e t s of dc|| • ell's, such as can be iu n v e n ie iu il. •idled and will add much ........... .. IIIS ». Newsome's I i-i . troiil I. . t s t y le c a l l s In r s l i g h t l y n \i ii ■. " 11 1• . I i ' 1. I v. 1 S t . I ’ • -I* do it no !1 Ml.. « -• .lion !{• Il .-• F t. I» . |..t ..-I .. i . . i Mii.ui s hi hi 11le t s tm t I i'" and ll"¡•'■Mint; I ,o I ,- ." I '•lloWlllk' I* I In p 'o c * s c , i s . hi th in Iasi I !. 11'iiesS of t h e e n t e r t ailltnei'.t ' 1 1' I lid so sacks M o te il l i m i n d 1 1 ••tii (.lavs, $ 1 5 , $ 1 8 .•lit i n. Aiilnmii Hal h s h i o n s \ .-I *UJ, -T » ii '* '• I I I ' ' , .1- *| ' ^ i Ills V (...I . • ' .' iii mi Ial ■ lit . . i..t.».i «<i M .»• l t . l • ••• »••§• \ I V I « •la at $ 4 0 . " r V I I 1 fI It., 1 I It ri..t Ii ... . in • • < (i l l f M». |•i I» thr Autumn Sh oe Fashions .. <il •r lair t ! m M mii laris, a te to . I 1 • • ». ! . hut 11 Oil sc I s • i i i ■• igli I a In i, s i s|ict i a 11 v I co ats and th re e h u tto n ll a I I I Its CI ■I' . i I I i i i i sh o rte r w id e , ■ i.- n 11 3 \ is Hit- < A»lilt- si,.. L vi . v1 t. s t at » I mi ii I., *7 ms sum s imi • a ».I II .................1 \i ii \;\ " • « Ifl.il I . I t. 1* • I I III . fidili NK ' ,l1 * M ip* *1 ii 'le- Itili lie lit )i|i|,r... '■Ill'll I »ixu1 •*■:.• .*> . ,f ,,r I ^ i\ r.i \i \ \ I ) l I. \ A l s l l . I Y W O () D ; u F F & W A T S O N 7 ///’ II sr n/ : / : n r <h \\u t y Sanford, Florida | i |s| Si i rcl 1 livery ut Miiiiuui.-iit .lini 1 • • ••nudi* to th - Duiii'htfpi <•( ti.- • " •'ary by Mrs Flurrii.-. \1 • Is-balf ni tin- Cntllllll--|nt. ! ' ■.- l.y s-i-t. ■ I t . i |. .a | i| . i - i . . , 1 ' < •• • i "i • *• | ii ».f \ii<t inatti« ' «l*|ft • Milli * ( hr IHOi -la « » r I ^ Mr\ »n. •^ - M o , , . - r . ..f I •I.- ,• l M .......... . . I ............... ''• a Ih t« •«*» .11 1 4»W. ..I M. l*Mr». X M'idi r il II. r.. Cli.rrt h,. M artin. ( «il*itici K .«»»••%• |t Xci.- i i . i ii * .i • r I I 1 •uiRrapher. whnsc .pack all.-ntiun n r*>I|CIII|C (ili thè Ctilum-r» iLssiil.11.1 .Il Milwaukee and preventirijf him in firme•••••iiid •»hot, was ,i fnrm.'r I.«iti. di ! ■*-r .uni Schruiik w.i- in. m.il. i 1 1 Ile trilli di<ft|MTii(»d> !<• p ili »’c’cr nf Iiih wcapnii. hut Martin 1 < • luirre! pninted harmhfstly t..w.ii-i • • sky. C.K'lietni* and a >p*'< i.il pn •• in wrenchi-d tilt' |>iiii away fr>>'*i v ••Tank and then thè m r - ■ •rk.',',l furward. \ |l SIartin in 29 yeur* nl.l .uni i iti .. • l> I- iie-1, i ' •• ■1 iiirhtnU'r, S t.. nttw I oni e -d « il SS.-» will iurt.l'h .!»• I »'Irti strr*et. New Ynrk. II.- pvmcd tln ■ • M »I t.. II MMevelt ntafT All« 1 I hv il., -iiiipl« ' pi'M-Mw of walkine luto Frucr*-—n . Ii/a.i ipiaterH and uskiiiK for u jnl. Ile w.iRtvi'ti it and tuicin after wai ma.h ih* •- ..C.inl Nlu-n • l. '• 1 ululici'* pernottai itieiiuKruphcr. t "I The NI u.-ic t'Iu li will . Ibfuiicvelt likett njQ{res.xive meri around 1 i ulin nf M • Fan» i» v him. "T h u t yiiunK nutrì liink* it* il n. '■ , . had thè punch.” he sani ni Marti n, .uni \f i .. et. II. i" bnw thè Rlcnoy'raphcr Illude Hi»»d wa- m< mi» »' •! »•• '•• i *d"»wn Ute ntber meht. M artin w.i> p . - <•• tnarried tliln auilinier. Ile uni otily ts l'me» .(• I rani. la -ri an °*pert Hteno^rapher. haviue e r mi - > l'a p " ' llow Piatii* l ’Iavu ■ - is l ’f " W*ted In thè cliuts of 1012 irnin ll. im .i r . f \i \ V- • college. ||v wa* udm itlisl tu thè bar in , In*, u—mn I tu Pnpd- •■! I •• Ijiisltijf. Mieli. <t r . . FOR T U E O L I ) FO LKS • l ru n a ' 5 I.! I n D fs m o n o t i i x i p gì v t ;x n e w b t h e n g t h , e n e r g y a n d W r Al . l TY AND t.l II U'J UP T HI "WEAK ANO RUN OOWN. T l a t t Will C u> r *r» n tff '■Ciri p "pm.lll'ih t.:i ■c •’ ii lo •• •) . t I C a u te li . Il-,| »fiat III.ih. by Im p u re Uloori. life happy for Ih» ci vi l ' ,. •,. p i • et.i et imi vitality. If I* Ih» . • ............I I pm titer by ptiyil- •. I.. " . ni ‘ .I » lie >11* t h e ayitrilll, •' 1 H. t v ’ *• 4» | • * .1. I i , i !• i ni t -' ' • i c ' ll 4 ' » * »,» (•»•»! .fl . w ev .-I e . p i a l i .1 li P ¡rt.net In Indili lip weakinod |t<*r»|.||* tn n l . l at:<• a n d i l l l . l II» l • \. Kivi' alietiK'll In the tired body, •* i • • * •»» b ! ;|. h*» • f lievi i n .« •1- ■ if • ("he* mi ..-.I sKln disunite* due ». <• H * *1 1 *n «r <11*4 l:|'iU.| l-’ l l x t r I.l • . fL* V ♦ || I'r " m a r k a b l e p o w e r o v e r d I s i'll « e I t e * In t in * I. i . - i t h a t P e n r l r b e s a n d I i» i lie I - 1- <>d >o O | i it, - ^ v i t a l f l u i d . r . . d i t e - i l . r i u i i t i i In' l i m l y . Is n e l I v a in o p m i: w r n n u t tiM a.i e a a n d t m l h l s u p n e w h e a l t h ) o n e s . It h a s n p e c u I i r p o w e r In h e a l i n i t a n d j i u r l f y l n K t h e m o s t m i n u t e t i s s u e s nf t h e body. It *■ 0 * 1 . . m l f i l e w e a k p a r t « ,.t n m e a n - l ' . i s i n n - . i k I n l . i l l b l l i t e m U p . T h is Il V II- ul u l i V . l l l l l M e t " »III- •' ' t i n a r e K e l ' l n c n i n n a In y e a r s a n d t o il"- • w h o n e w u - t e i l t h e i r v i i u l i i ) '«r p u t a m e v ti.i w n tk or a tra tii upon <p. .I n u m i ' '1 h e t i r e d l>n«ly f e e l « t h e a l t e n j i t b e l l i n e e f f e c t s of Leonard!'» I t b . -t I ' ! I v 11 w i t h a l l u m i ( l i e f i r s t i b —e I. i •/• i. a si. in ei ¡ m- i i -. t ii un. i - r ben inni is in, pul ns In th» bun. -iph d is, cliiiinic blond poison, kidney and liver troubles, catarrh and In f.ut any nf the diseases arluiu; frnni Impure hlnn.l l.eonardl’» Blood r 11vi • I ' n in • iimled value It h! iu<i |i! tie u-vil at the Mr wt syinjitoms of «■•M e • .liseuse, tint only by tUonc who .iFe eiowuiM old. but by th» young * i . l i Idle ir*-d w-ho aie affli, ttf.l uUli «nv lileod disorder. I d . .<1 .i «••'.e I p - ) •• C rrck Arni) Muliili/ine i f -, •••» •■ -".' 1 ' r ( t ." ':le it AUienx, O ri. IH. T he innhdir.iitiiMi .a Fh‘- t.rts'k artny is pne-is-diiie rupi.il>. Ready 126,000 men ore under urtns, I Hrudy M i». C. A. Ilaudali and Miri» Ir* n* irom «hrotul. ent ha» tdready reached Brudy oeeomputii»|a. tile f u r |' i •• V, t \I I »• Il UNI .11 ir « u t l'u i’*» it •.11 i ri. •y. i i.-.t i ai I a■••nai >1Cu Itiootl Kllxlr ll *»#»l 1 l ' •v * ti..' () Ai nil ' 1 »* M l's ll IM I \l M I M M I NI J n h u U i f i u ( I h r l'r^ cv l 'iuil. Ihird l l M i i r l , Ot ■ f r t u à « !/ , IJuvitU ( y '.ii I It % r Is ,i " i , r .'a ■ a 'itt'i. * rt.e p *-p.i ■ " l i t il l. | e p u r a i Io n ,. 1 4 a . . 1 1nn’ . lii•'Il< lOeu, and w h ll» It 1» »Old at .l'u n .t.e a iit nf g u a ra n te e to ra fu n d d o e s 11' l g i v e p e r f e c t satisfaction In • V ii iiid old will timi tn l^eonardl s IJIuod Kllxlr do * strength, hoolth » m l_ i::a im ______________________________________________________________________ _ '.For Sale By Wm. G. Aldridge, Sanford, Florida ' ' ri [ i'flui 4 ii i! 1 �(IXXINQ POOR HIAN’S 1 COAT OFF HIS BACK Illu stration of W hat a R« put) Iloan T ariff Really Meana Cauaaa W orker» to Think. F L C oncrete oiam pln* of how a pro ta c tlr o tariff operate* ar« causing thu f o r k i n g man. tho **poor in an .“ to do a lot o f thinking nowaday» He la be ictnnlng to understand w hether It la n o t about tim e to call a halt on the He publican p ractice of ta iln g tho coat off hla back and threatening him with th e loaa of hla ahlrt and hla socks If 'ha doea not submit. AH through the present tariff law. paaaad by a Republican oonxresa and endorsed by a Republican President _M T H * D EB T T A R IF F H ILL E V E R P A 8 8 E D , are to be found dlacritnlna tlona, the higher duty on the cheaper a rtic le , the low er on the ahouldora o f those least able to bear It the greate r burden o f the protective ayalem [Here a re som e Illu stration s: T h e cheap est wool b lin k e ta bear a ¡duty o f 166.41 per ce n t.; the -dearest. ilM .M per cent. F la n n els, not more than 40 cen ts a Pound, are taxed at 143 «7 per c e n t ; •over 70 oenta a pound. 76 37 per cent. | W ool pluahee. cheapest. 1.41 76 per |OeoL; dearest, 96.33 per c e n t K n it fabrics, cheapest, 141 per c e n t ; ^ a a re st, 93 63 per cent. » Stockin gs, worth from f l to |1 60 'a dosen, 76 37 per cen t.; from f l to ||I. 69 per c e n t t'uf-vngM II*r! Vhirfrwt tt M o t H ats and bonnets, worth not over ¡16 a doaen. 62 per cwut.. over flu a ¡doaen, 36 per c e n t C arp ets, highest priced. 60 per c e n t ; ¡that used for m ats and ruga, 136 88 per ic e n t W om en's gloves, unllned. 49 per e e n t ; lined, 34 per cent.; longest giuvea. unllned. 42 per cent , lined. IV /per c e n t M en’s gloves, worth lees than IS a doaen. 16 18 per cent . costliest gloves 14 46 per cent , leather unllned. 44 68 p e r c e n t ; lined. I9 60 per cent Buckles, cheapest, 77 48 per cent . dearest, 16 1 per cent Uncut diamonds bear a I u per cent •duly; Imitation dlamondi, 20 per cent T h e humble firecracker bear» a 97 01 per cent duty while elaborate lire works bear but 70 par cent Matting, smaller and cheaper aradea. 41 per e e n t ; coatller, 14 per cent W atch movements. seven Jew els, 46.02 per c e n t ; 11 Jewels. 40 41 i*er c e n t ; 17 Jewel» 14 46 t>er cent * Underwear cheapest. 66 V0 per dol l i es ; it will do yo|U mor e good to vote lor these d o l l i e s t han anybody else; the d o t lies will Ik- c l t i i nl c e n t , dearest. 6o per cent l>re«a good» ^of wool. cheapest. by a big maj or i t y anyway; you gam by voting lor t he m 106 42 per «ent.{ dearrat. 84 11 per cent This advertisement is our wav ol going a 11(*i your vote; we rant vet y well go around and in.ili Velvets, cheapest. 106 12 per ceut ; drareal. 4V 66 per rent speeches about it. Hut out platlotm is Service; and the dollies are the best made. Bilk handkerchief* cheapest, 77 44 per cent , dearest, 6V per cent Bclaeora. worth 60 cents a doteu. 6 1 1 1 per cent,; worth f l 75 a doten. ■44 per c e n t Table knives, fancy grades 67 40 per c e n t , bone bandied. 69 43 per cent.. Butcher kutvea beat grade* 61 10 per cent , cheapest grad«», »8 66 t«r s I .. I cent Is I lie I I *»me <>l I 1.111 S vlutine L M .iix l lo llie s Files. »malleet. II 19 per ceut longest, 86 81 per c e n t 117 L A S I H K S T S T R E E T S A N F O R D . FLORIDA 117 E A S T F I R S T S T R E E T i Shot guns, worth from f5 to 110. 47 67 per cent ; worth over flO. 46 4i per cent These are only a part of the die 'M 111* 1 In *»!•». 1 .ist* crim in ation s gleaned from a »w|ft conning of some of the schedules He s * N .»rk t 6« t r I h. »t.»t«- r.-»t«»i duced to simplest terms they mean it * • .a»*r k. 1fl ... ..1 1* “ 11. • 1 1. it " " 7 * ... T H E ... that the poor man Is tated higher than 1 h a f le» |U v k 1 r 1 . - g . . d t*' ’ itf.it n 1 f tha rich man ... .. e . . . • • , •f , (JETTIN G the votes is the way to win an election; and go­ ing after them is the way to get them. One of the best ways to get votes is to deserve them, and the man who de­ serves them, and goes after them right, usually gets them. r W E WANT YOUR CLOTHES VOTE When you’re ready to vote your money for fall clothes, just remember one thing—we deserve it. Our candidate for your approval is HART SCHAFFNER Suits $15 and up MARX Six P air o f 25c Lisle Hose for $1.00 LM E R & SEI GH P A I & H " y ¿a llibi«- r Tha Third Term can d id ates favor Its reply to the telling unanswerable arguments of l#ov Wilson It that the la tte r'! opinions are baaed not on ac­ tu al knowledge and experience but by reading musty book* on political economy.** The Colonel himself at a tender age was put at hard labor' It U not often that a man whose whole life haa been given up to politics and office-holding g e t! as horny handed as Mr. R oosevelt In tha ranka of labor and high finance' fT I F elly In E ic a s e of Grief. E xceea of grief for the deceased Is m ad ness; for It la an Injury to the Uvlng. and the dead know it not — Xenophon. M o rt About W om in. Quoth tho C ynic: “Women are M int» In church, angel* In th * *tre« L d evil* In th * hou*«. end magpie» In th e draw ing room.*’ ■ l> g i n 1' • • f.l fll lt f T• • W It«» k>-r w 111; »1***Ì II 1I« fs»?.-• gt. •r t f .• U La ♦ T. . r r »■Il n u . I I . » W»*r fi»l * lk|I» t U* t||||tf *.» y . H art Iwlialf IV bel ber lu* numwl will attempt t •(iiwwuade lum h.t» n«>t I»rn drtcrmifict liimghl n The «Irfcnw h a » i n d i c « t « » l il w ill e ileuvor l»i prnve .1 r l i . p i t - .yf g . i m l d . T » m v | i i r w l l l i e ( m i n i e r ■•( R.~ - n t h . i l A C o m p le te and U p-toD a te L in e of H a r d w a r e vrtu cM S am i Ibs-ker i t the v i r t i m o f a r o t u i p i c a r y Former l>t»lrirt Attorney Jerome uill lie o n e of a iluzen or mort- » itn n v m »Imra tlte (l e f e h v w plan» to rail Mr Jerome I* r i Jtertwi hy Heclver'» t'UUIV'el to break d*>»n a iHvrtntn of the t«-»timnny ol Jack Kirw in connection » i l h an allège! téléphoné rummuniritimi wjth Bcvkrr i n t r t n i u c w l hy the state to «ho» thaItv s'k ef h *.l gVillt ÿ kltOWlnlgv- o l the rnme ACME HARROW S JOHN PLANET JR D EERE FARMING CHATTANOOGA IMPLEMENTS AND A BOSS PLO W S SPECIALTY W r l a l i l i e b M eet* h e e l HOE S The VVelaka Club was entertained at ' a mmt delightful »alamagundi party in T h o ac who would give up e s*cn tlal th**r rlub rvw»m» Tu«*ia> afternoon liberty to purchase a little tem porary Aut;Uon bridge, jiarrheaj. Jackstraw» gaiety d aaen r* n eith er liberty nor and domino**, at which the play ere ■Dfaty.— B en jam in F ranklin. ^progrrwd were- all played at the same ■. Ume. GUNS, AMMUNITION AND SPORTING GOODS After the pleasant g a m « were c o n - 1 A m ethod haa been d .v l.e d for .to r lh* Mrv R J » “»S' aml tng e le c tric h ea l to be used for oookr . h*» a ~ M a n U . hire. F 1.Woodruff and tBg purpose*. Mr* S. OShinholwr. **-rv*»l ic- erv-am ____________________ and rake f -H O n ly R e a lly H a p p y T im a . X a » i d . h«■ » d l g o o n t h e » l a n d in h i * o w n H e Deearvsa No L ib e r ty . S to rin g of E le ctric H e a t Hill Hardware Co. VA i l ’ H art The Lakeland Board of Trade ts g o - •I The Hill Hardware Co. All m en a re born fre e and «qual, and th h as a v ery th lcg hla own way— u»- in» »M T f a contest tor a larger mero- » _ jberah ip. 111 he U a y e a r or two old. — cw ; M Si£- 7M L Corner Oak Ave, F irst Street • Sanford, Florid» ¡m i P1RTILIZER -i**: DRI LL i xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx �, Publish ed S e m i-W e e k ly — Tuesday and Friday TH E SANFORD H E R A L D I N S A N I X i R D — L itr tn Wurth L iving Number t l B AM PO RD. F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y O C TO D E R 2 2, 1*12 V olu m « V F L O R ID A IS T H E M ECCA THE CITY WILL BULKHEAD W ILSO N S T O PS S P E A K IN G F O R N O R T H E R N FOLKS W H ILE TEDJSBEDRIDDEN Thin (Irpal Work to lit* Fostered Papers A re Devoting Space By Municipality Expects to Finish Campaign To State ’s Many Attractions With Message to the People FLORIDA N EW S AND VIEW S FROM EVERY SOURCE OKDKR PLANS AND MEAN’S O TH ER ITEM S OF INTEREST IN W ORLD’S EVENTS Daily Happenings in The Land of Flowers Culled and Tied Into a Nosegay of Hrieflets If the I»roJprt I an lie Arcompllshed By the City Same Will Be Done at Karl) Date Nothing U so indicative of thp future WILL ADVKHTINK SANFORD prosperity of Florida than the wide no­ tice this sta te la receiving from the news­ Commercial Club Will Start an Active paper». Nearly every large daily in Campaign al Once the north i* devoting »pace to extolling Surtford will ilari an active advertis­ the virtues of this »tate and the oppor­ ing campaign at once, despile the fact tunities for com m ercial success. As an that the m'MMiii I' late There are so example an editorial in the Cincinnati many inquiries coming in every day Inquirer of. the 27th inat. may lx* c it« l from |ieople who wish tu learn about The editorial, In part. 1» as follows: Honda that our literature ha- given out "Already throughout the northern long ago and the e|uh decided at their Malm there is discernible the commence­ meeting la-t Frulav nigh! in start a ra m ­ ment of a greut t :de of travel to the Gulf inogli at mue I tie "pinion "I the ma­ states of the south, particularly in the jority present a«*med to be that the Mate of Florida. R eal estate dealers in season was too late now to advertise on the states of the northwest report con a large scale, hut that MM) copies of The stant inquiries from their patrons for Herald would In* taken in three months' southern lands, while those of the south subscriptions and sent out t " p«q>lc wfm are being v isit«! by many |M>r*on* who wi-h to locale in Florida, giving them a are already upon the ground, desirous gissi idea "f our every day life and the of purchasing tracts of land in th«««main improvements Is-ing math lu re and stales which they liellevt* are to I»»a In-Ion of i !|* growing "f v•-grt.iblrs|>c»*dily l>ei>elitcd by the opening ol th«during the winter season, the Inulding Panama Canal. of 1fie lu-w fit»te|, brick paving of rouii o o o try road- health conditions and evrrv In St. Petersburg the Woman's Town ttiing .od an.Thing t liai wilt I*, d inter Improvement Association is huving plans est to a prosp«s*tlve hotlirseeker or tour made for a children’s playground The 1st I took let -. |iani|di|els and ¡losf isirdplace selected for the grounds is at tinwill Iolio w and tb* Mioln-V will tie iis«.>t beach. near the American Woman'** jui Iiciiiii-I\ and wi***-|y and in connection league building, and it is propponed i with this advertising the real estate men have the place so arranged that children will show sterisqitteun l e w - in t tie pnri can play there at any time. Apparatus ci pal * ttirs of h tonda and other -tatefor physical exercise and games will I»»li all our * It\ will come in (or a targe establish«! and the place kept in order I -ban ol advertising anil I e k « "-anfufd The money neoswary for the work i* t.. will again breóme t be household word be contributed by business |x«>p|e and that it was a few veur- ago and our city the woman’s association doe* not appr«* will -sill Is- tilled with an nrmv of home hrrui any trouble in securing the funds s..« .). r - and t o u r i« ts need«!. T h e idea is certainly a good one and the women should succeed Hallowe'en Masquerade o o o The voting |s*op|e of Sanford are ev lin­ Hradford county will hold its fair ing much enthusiasm over the plans for November 7 and 8 in Starke and in con­ tin* Hallowe'en Dance and the members nection therewith will lx* held the con ot the lauid-ii Hand Club are eneour tests of the B oys’ Corn Club and the agtsl over I lie sale of t )»•• tickets (¡iris’ Tom ato Club. Committees have It has h«*n dts-idrd to give pnr.es for Iwen at work since Ju n e endeavoring to ttu most .-iTis-tlve coslum*— • gentle secure premiums and exhibits for the bur inali s lint .i l.ft.lv - pri/» It'*' Judges ami have l>een succerssfnl in .irousing *dl in (1rs M Martin Mrs b m II the interest of many contestants, I . r i>aid out Mr It f- \Ahi trier Mr o o o Karnatr of the Inqierial will relit cos J . R. Sewell is planting uti acre and a turnes for any gentleman applying to half of straw berries north of the Meth him by WislnCsday night of this »ts'k. odUt church on aul>-irrigat«l land. He The sale of tickets is not confiti«! to is planting Klondike and Kxcelsior va the dancing |ss>ph*. hut many others netiea and they an* doing nicely There i will tf•» a> is no reason why W’inter Carden should All excellent sup|«-r will Is' ««TV«! not grow as fine straw lierries as loik.-lund during tin- intermission, the price of and there are hundr«ls of ucres about wII i. I Will ti*' Inr hided 111 t to- ticket here that are suitable for garden culture Winter Carden Tim es. Itrwolulionk o o o Whereas. It has pleiuosl tin- Supreme A new company has appli«i for a Killer of the I inverse to visit tile family charter for the mining of phosphate rock of our helovtsi brother. J. M. Met orklc in Hernando and C itrus counties. T he and take from him hi» wife, whom we new concern will be knlwn as the Amer­ all knew to he a devoirs! wife and loving ican Hardrock Phosphate Company and inotlp-r, and who is missed very much by will be capitalized at $.100,000. Tampa all who knew her. But we know (irsi will be the home of the com pany and the dix-s all things well. Therefore. rock will lie ahipp«l from thnt point, Be it resolved, that Sanford laxlgc. o o o No '27. 1 . 0 I F.. extend to the brother New» comes from S t. Petersburg that our heartfelt sympathy, and Is* it re­ the Sunshine C ity ia to have a real white sol visi that we set Aside a page in the way. More than 100 poles have b«*n minutisi of our bulge, upon which shall received And some of them are in place. tu- inscriluul the memorial. M ost of th e illum ination will be on Cen­ Resolved, further. That as an evidence tral avenue. of our sympathy with the stricken fuino o o ily an etigrav«! copy of this memorial Mrs. J . 8 . Tinder H as bad on display be sent the family and a copy to the in her oAo> window this past week a Sanford Herald for publication. ■mall branch from a grujx* fruit tree. O K TA BATHS. W hat has attracted atten tion is that this J II. FHKGUSON. «malj branch holds 24 well fo rm «! and W. S. B AL DWI N. matured grapefruit, f t was taken from Comiiiitt«a grove south of tow n.— Delray Progress. Now that the city council is taking up the mutter of hulkheuding the luke front and giving the matter their earmwt attention there is no doubt about this great improvement being done in a short time. The committee ris-ently appoint «1 by President Lake of the Commer­ cial Club to mts-t and confer with the city council h»st no time in doing so, ami with the chairman. I' I Thrasher, wenall present at tin- mis ting of council last night and laid llu-ir |»-titiou for hulk heading liefore ttu meml»-rs Tlie m a t­ ter was most favorably receive«! anti it wiis the sense of the council that the matter would he taken up at once. Wishing to he within tlu-ir rights and the law in the matter tin- commit!«* was tnfornusi that ttu- mutter would In- dis­ cuss«! with the city attorney anil after tlu* commit!«- left tin- council tisik up ttu- matter of tlu- - |tv be-tering tile idea and ttu- city attorn*--. Hon tiro A I let olt*— was iiistriu ttsl to took into the legal status and with tlu •11> «-ngin»«*r to confer witli ¿.iu riili.il I >x|"Tt' .lint in a f*-w ilays the matter will lu adjust«! satisfactorily If tlu- city can take up ttu- matter .nut n n • ' a mutiu ipal *-i ter|irise the siillitnoi ol t to- affair I- iti -ight \i i-oriling to i-iim.iM— already Minutes of last ims'ting read ami adojited. A rom m itt«* from the Commercial Club up|H*ur«l and urg«l thnt the coun­ cil take some uction on the mutter of hulkheuding the lake front After a general discussion of the matter the fol­ lowing motion was adopted M ov«i anti s«-olid«l thnt the city attorney be in-truited t " prepare an ordinance ein powering tin- city to bulkhead Lake Monroe from ttu- east siile of Sanford avenue to t lie w*—t side id M \rt|e avenue t arrnd Movisl and «sondisi that the city council authorize tin- city engineer to go to Jacksonville and i-ouoilt l upturn Slattery, engltus-r h i charge of t tie govern nielli work, and gel from him what in- Í tirttta<htail th«* vMirK * i ll f o r m a ti o n Trip Around the World T h e ladies of the M ethodist church ^ fiv e a trip around the world next Tueaday, O ct. 29. T h e trip will In* by automobile and will leave America (Abornathya') from 7 , to 9 p. m. Ire­ land will be L . R . Philips’ residence. J»P»n(M ra. J . D . R oberta), C\ba (Mm. Shinholaer’a). Iceland, (M r*. F. W. Mll- Single Ucketa around the world 50 « n ta , includes refreshments and enter­ tainment in each country. 'O n account of th e war there will be » o trip« to Turkey or Greece. -J'. M o re ’StreeJ Paving T h e city council has brdervd th ^ ejerk to wriu* for prices on vitrifiexi brick for tlu* paving of Ninth ntr«*t from Park avenue to the new de|>ol. This means th at Ninth street will become one of the principal thoroughfares and will Im* paved with brick a« soon as the city council can arrange for the brick. If ivossible the work will lu* done by borne poeple, keeping the money at home anil saying considerable of the east With Ninth street pavtsi with brick Sanford will have ulmost five mih-s of brick paved str«*ts, which is tho record for interior cities in the aouth. a ||p|) t h r tr» a *i»"l i if k nivali** * Ls* • • »»fill not u nirli tffV.it 1m■fn*f 11•* t «* In* il»Tl\ frisiit »f ••j*r i\ - f a r ! •*ri !h»’ » -f • r* I»s .» s-I aii«l i I h '. h i .%!••*! 1 e r «.’,i«oi r»ilN rtfunt) Telegraphic Communications Boiled Down For the Benefit of Busy Herald Readers C ITY COUNCIL M K K TS Take Up M atter of Bulkhending The Lake Front And Paving City council -met in regular ¡tension Octolier 21st at 7:10 p. m. Present, T. J Miller, president. B. W. Herndon. AV S Hand. P M Klder and W II I inb-rwiMxt Absent. i 1. W o o d ­ ruff lie b ulk hesiuling. a- wouhl rollili and aloiitf Mich ÍM*nr u p o n th r lin r ol hrr of iiu ittv r* tin* *•»]h.jti t t ar ri»«l M i iv .i l Refilling •411*1 «ci oii)|c«l 11 Im* tfrunt*HÌ th .i t a l hr ' tuli |M*rmit to »•rect a building al the Atlantic ( oust i l | Mill t h e i r gixwl w o r k m t i n s r i —| s - I Line t-roSMing ou Sixth stre»-t t ’arried. -A l»-t t••r w.»« r«*ei ved (rom 1 S AAila n d it d e i i l o n - l a r t * - t h a t t h r v a r e willing lutms .»sking Huit Bluine i»tr»««-t in Gnid* .4ii«I a n x i o u s t o - t . i r t all t t u —*- g r e a t m i R»-ferr»-»l lo tbe slr«s-t p r o v i i y iit.- at m i r e a n d f a r f r o m b e i n g boro l»e o|«-ne»l r e a c t i o n a r y t h e y ar» a I m i u T i o f p r o g r e s s commit t««M ov«i and second»«! thut a hydrunt iven and e x | x « t t o g i v e l l i e |M«»ple a good !»»• ord»*r«l j»lac««l at once <»n the cortuT re|H>rt of t h e i r s t e w a r d s h i p of Sixth str«*t and Pulrnetto avenue und » une ut the corner of Sixth «In-et and W a l k e r - 1 b i u g la s H Last night it »'ight thirl . a* ¡1 • * oft»» Magnolia avenue l'h»- liuililing committ»«- was instrui t of Mr .,1 .1 Mrs I |I , .......... M . M M ar v Walker »tut At* Aa u* •I 1•- ,, .. ■- - ••I to Im»»- ti n - I' o i i i g ^ l i b a i n b e r *.«)•.<> till r»••* 1 wert llllltasl II. ji.atrin ol. . I tie Avsesainent roll lor 15)12 was sub Rev ( H summers of tl,*- Mi ili'Mi-l mittisi the council and uccepted. church offieiat«! and only tin* immediate The aa w or was orti«*r«i to issue his family and a few friends wi-re pr**s«*nt nl commission to the collector of tax«« au ­ the reremony After the solemn words were pronounc«! that made them man thorizing him to co ll« ’t the various and wit*- and congratulations showered t a x e s a s s»-t forth in sal<l roll Pin- I’li-rk was instrui-te«l Vo have two upon them, tlu- guests were »erwd r» inorilig lil' |»1u i»-d iii lh<- roiiin il i'I w iii frinhmeiit.' in tin dining room .11-■I m.-ub T h e c it y r i m i i i il i- t o I*** c o n g r « l i l l u l » « l merry until alit. hour a- tin fiftde and gro*iMi »»-n- t- n n • it *i i ,'' ■ ft • w»still tig jourin- . They will visit Atlanta. Augusta and ■everul points iii I¡»sirgia an»l alt»-r Nov 1st will b»- at home to tlu-ir many friemis at the (ioodhue home on I’urk uvenue The Itritfe is the daughter of Mrs < I. (iixxlhue uiul I«a s I m s u i a resiib-nt of Sunford since early childhood und by her friendly spirit und gracious manner has endear««! her**-ll to a larg»- circle of friends in this city, in W inter Park where she attend«! Rollins College and in other cities where she has visited. Mr. Douglass formerly re»id«i in Or­ lando and is t he eldest son of Mr and Mrs K A Douglass He hw« IM*en a res­ ident of Sunford for a y ear or more and in t hat time ha* won t he res|M«-t and est«un of business Associates und friends He is a young man of excellent character and business ability and at present is cn gng«l in th e store of the Sanford Shoe L Clothing Co., as hiMikkeeper and sales­ man and is most |>opulur with everyone. The many friends of the young couple wish them long life and happiness on their em barkation U|M>n the sen of life In which the Herald heartily joins. 4 M iam i’s board of trade has received a communication from the canal tone in which parties are discussing the pro|>osition to rais<* Pocoanut* for m arket. The inquirer Asks for Information re­ garding the possibility of raising cocoanuts at Miami, and the answer will be that the tffffl grow Well and while they an* slow to reach m aturity It would ap­ pear that when a jjruve reached th«* bearing age the greatest exjiensc* would be in harvesting and marketing the fruit. In-r \| 11 \ #*AJ a f l ' i nl*«'« »f141•••1 t h u t .III IIH «If l Covernor Wilson’s determination to make no more political speeches unless Col. Roosevelt again tak«*a the stump, ia not a cc e jit« ! as final by I)emtA*ratic na­ tional managers. T b e fart that M adi­ son Square Garden has lieen rented for the night of October 11 is being urged upon the Governor as a reAson why ho should yield to the »lemands of his m an­ agers and s|M*ak u f N ew York on th at •late. Chairman McCombs of the na­ tional rommitt««! still hop«« to induce the candidate also to s|H.-ak in Phila­ delphia O ct. 26. Governor Wilson has agr«*d to send out u "m essage" to bo read throughout the country November 2. on W ilson-M arshall” day, but has not consented as yet to the plans for his (M-rsonal ujqiearuiiee again on the stump, o o o (¡»«»rge AA iYrkin* of New York t»**tllii«l tislay Ix-fori- tlu- I lujip vnaLe eonimilt»« iii vi-sligating i-atiqiaigii rontriluitions that hm total contributions to t ol Roo— c\ ell's pri-con vention r i m paign wi-r»- 112.1.00)1 o o o Preparations for Colonel T h «x lo re RiHwveit -, ib-partur»- from Merry hos­ pital to tl»- train at union station, which takes him t»i Oyster Buy. were completed early to»lay. and he was placed in an aliihuluiice at 7 15 for the short rrip through tlu- city Ills train l e f t tlu* s ta ­ tion at « 05 o i lock I lie Colonel's last night at the hospital was rather a rest­ l e s s one. He slept only four hour* ill tlie aggr»-gate from the time lui first fell A*l«ip at II I t [i m He awoke fre­ quently and s«s-m«l nervous. It wa* said by Niglit N'lirw- Fitzgerald that thla was clnelly due to the excitement of his coming departure und not to any un­ toward sym ptom s that hud develo|M*d In the eourm- of the lilght o o o ■One hundred and sixty «even student* twelve | M - r i »-nl •' t Im entire undergradu.it» body .»t I‘r iie «-ton I niversity, either purtiullv or wPolly support««! th«-ius»-lves during llu- past college yeur, according to the first annual report of the bureau of m*lf help. Of this number *ix came lo college with no fund* at ail while nearly fifty reported at the opening of tlu- term with leas than $200. o o o A Servian column command»«! by Gen. Jaukovit» h,. captured the Turkish entri-in hiiii-nls at the village of Podnjevo, n»-ar Mitrov itza on ttu- road t»i Prishtina during the night The Turks with their Arnatit rtimharie r»-tir»«l toward the south, h-aving tlieir color*, neveral i-ams of ammunition, eighty oxen and a largo quifiitity of forage. •it*?»» «'iti 11^111 I»»* pLuvil ul th* ml' tmi tion of Third 'tr « -t and Pine avt-nue < arri««l l lu-,Jerk was iilsU u» l»st to eorresjiond with the various bnck m anufacturer* and get liuls for sullicicnt brick to puve Ninth strt«*l from Park avenue to the Hand* on Your Pocket Book new di-JMit. , Reports come to The Herald'office th at M \V LO V K I.L, u smooth gent is working this district, C ity Clerk. offering a famous brand of flour and a set of dish«*» ut u ridiculously low price, Fort)-five Mi nutes From Broadway if money is paid in advance. He slate* One ch aracteristic of "F orty -fiv e Mi n­ that your local dealer will supply you and utes from Broatlw uy," (¡« irg e M. Cohan' the local gr<M-er* have no order* to sup­ ut»*« from B road w ay," (¡« irg e M. C o­ ply any one unless the money is forthcom­ han's wonderfully successful musical ing for th«- same. W aiting an unreason­ drama which l.atltnorc & la*igh jiresent able length of time for their dishes tho at the I ii i |M*riul T heatre on Nov. 9th, is easy marks ar«' Ins-oming alarmed lest the careful attention of detail through­ the stranger hu* their dollars (or keep« out. Not only has an admirable pair and he probably baa. T he m ajority of of players Imsui secured for the most im ­ the p«*oph* lik«i to be tlimfiammitd and portant roles as proven by the jiresenc*! what is tbe use of warning them to keep of Miss Hutele Burgess and B ert Iyeigh their money a t home? at the head of the com pany, but nc ex ­ Big Sw eet Potato cellent dancing and fdngrn'g chorus .back them up t»M). Then tbe scenis phase has N. Swanson of Upsala opened the Ixs-n made of more than secondary irn- champion p<Uuto race tbit season by por junce. T h e thr«*«.* h U ti*«l ure mm- bringing to T b e Herald office a sweet siye and rich , being convincing in their potato weighing eight pound*. eorreetnws and adding materially to the The furmer who brings in the largest imprrnaivenesa and appeal of the play. sweet potato before Junuary 1 will get New scenery has been especially made a year’s subscription to the Herald fre«). for this year'* tour, so that it will be u virtually new production in the m ate ter Coming With Bert l^lgh .d scenery anti costuming, ami not a s so , On«* of the biggest attractions coming often huppens with a touring company, * to the Imperial T heatre this season will the wornout. lx*druggl«'d and di*crej»it ( lx* tlw* app«*aranre on Nov. 9th, 1912, of ucermvoric* that should long since have ' G«*orge M. C ohan's musical p lay ,"F o rty been cast in the discard. T h e role of five M imiute* from B roadw ay." Hazele "K id Burns” will be portrayed by B e rt Burgeaa and B e rt 1stigli are the chief fun inakera. Leigh � 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, October 18, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/9734637e9a58c84fecfb4df3c1b01a13.pdf 6e0fb73a2472ec9bad8def89ec234240 PDF Text Text (IXXINQ POOR HIAN’S 1 COAT OFF HIS BACK Illu stration of W hat a R« put) Iloan T ariff Really Meana Cauaaa W orker» to Think. F L r C oncrete oiam pln* of how a pro ta c tlr o tariff operate* ar« causing thu f o r k i n g man. tho **poor in an .“ to do a lot o f thinking nowaday» He la be ictnnlng to understand w hether It la n o t about tim e to call a halt on the He publican p ractice of ta iln g tho coat off hla back and threatening him with th e loaa of hla ahlrt and hla socks If 'ha doea not submit. AH through the present tariff law. paaaad by a Republican oonxresa and endorsed by a Republican President _M T H * D EB T T A R IF F H ILL E V E R P A 8 8 E D , are to be found dlacritnlna tlona, the higher duty on the cheaper a rtic le , the low er on the ahouldora o f those least able to bear It the greate r burden o f the protective ayalem [Here a re som e Illu stration s: T h e cheap est wool b lin k e ta bear a ¡duty o f 166.41 per ce n t.; the -dearest. ilM .M per cent. F la n n els, not more than 40 cen ts a Pound, are taxed at 143 «7 per c e n t ; •over 70 oenta a pound. 76 37 per cent. | W ool pluahee. cheapest. 1.41 76 per |OeoL; dearest, 96.33 per c e n t K n it fabrics, cheapest, 141 per c e n t ; ^ a a re st, 93 63 per cent. » Stockin gs, worth from f l to |1 60 'a dosen, 76 37 per cen t.; from f l to ||I. 69 per c e n t H ats and bonnets, worth not over ¡16 a doaen. 62 per cwut.. over flu a ¡doaen, 36 per c e n t C arp ets, highest priced. 60 per c e n t ; ¡that used for m ats and ruga, 136 88 per ic e n t W om en's gloves, unllned. 49 per e e n t ; lined, 34 per c e n t .; longest giuvea. unllned. 42 per cent , lined. IV /per c e n t M en’s gloves, worth lees than IS a doaen. 16 18 per ce n t . c o s tlie s t gloves 14 46 per cent , lea th er unllned. 44 68 p e r c e n t ; lined. I9 60 per cent B u c k le s , c h e a p e s t, 77 48 per c e n t . d e a r e s t, 16 1 per ce n t U n cut diamonds bear a I u per cent •duly; Im itation dlam ond i, 20 per cent T h e humble fire cra ck e r bear» a 97 01 per cent duty while e la b o r a te lire works bear but 70 par cent M atting , s m a lle r and che a p e r aradea. 41 per e e n t ; coatller, 14 per cent W atch movements. seven Jewels, 46.02 per c e n t; 11 Jewels. 40 41 i*er c e n t ; 17 Jewel» 14 46 t>er cent U n d e rw ea r ch e a p e st. 66 V0 per c e n t , d earest. 6o per cent l>re«a good» ^of wool. cheapest. 106 42 per « e n t.{ dearrat. 84 11 per cent V elvets, cheapest. 106 12 per ceut ; d ra re a l. 4V 66 per rent Bilk h a n d k e rc h ie f* c h e ap e st, 77 44 per cent , d earest, 6V per cent Bclaeora. worth 60 ce n ts a doteu. 6111 per ce n t,; worth f l 75 a doten. ■44 per c e n t T a b le knives, fancy grades 67 40 per c e n t , bone bandied. 69 43 per cent.. B u tc h e r kutvea beat grad e* 61 10 per c e n t , c h e a p e st grad«», »8 66 t« r Vhirfrwt tt M o t (JETTIN G the votes is the way to win an election; and go­ ing after them is the way to get them. One of the best ways to get votes is to deserve them, and the man who de­ serves them, and goes after them right, usually gets them. WE WANT YOUR CLOTHES VOTE When you’re ready to vote your money for fall clothes, just remember one thing—we deserve it. Our candidate for your approval is HART F ile s. »m alleet. I I 19 lo n g e st, 86 81 per c e n t per d o l l i e s ; it will d o yo|U m o r e good to vote lo r these d o l l i e s t h a n a n y b o d y else; the d o t lies w ill by a big m a j o r i t y a n y w a y ; you g a m by v o t in g l o r th e m Th is a d v e r t i s e m e n t is o u r w a v speeches a b o u t it. Hut out p l a t l o t m Six Pair of 25c Lisle Hose for $1.00 PA LME R & S E I GH Is I lie 117 L A S I H K S T S T R E E T ' M 111* s t 6« t N .»rk * i t * • .a»*r k. 1fl 1 h a f le» |U v k 1 r 1 ... 1 I n *»!•». " I h. F elly In E ic a s e of Grief. E xceea o f g rief fo r the d ece a sed Is m ad ness; fo r It la an Injury to the Uvlng. and the dead know it not — Xenophon. M o rt About W om in. Quoth tho C ynic: “Women are M int» In church, angel* In th * *tre« L d evil* In th * hou*«. end magpie» In th e draw ing room.*’ l> g i n .-g. f I I * »m e <>l I 1.111 S vlu tin e L U La ♦ II n u . »■Il I I . » W»*r go •• on T. . r r fi» l * the lk|I» »land it l lo llie s S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A 117 E A S T F IR S T S TR E E T i xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx * ... , •f , T H E ... Hill Hardware Co. VA i l ’ H art t U* t||||tf *.»y . in M .iix ’ itf.it n 1 1I« fs»?.-• g t . •r t f .• 111 ; »1 ***Ì h«■ » d l a»id. 1 * “ 11. • 1 1 . . d t*' H 1 ' • • f . l f l l l t f T ••W I t « » k>-r w » t . »t «- r . - » t « » i . . . ..1 " 7 e ... .. 1 .ist* r " y T h a T h ird T e rm c a n d i d a t e s favor Its reply to the telling u n a n s w e rab le a r g u m e n ts of l#ov Wilson It that the l a t t e r ' ! o p inions a r e baaed not on ac­ tu al kn ow le d g e and e x p e rie n c e but by reading musty b ook * on political economy.** T h e Colonel h im s e lf at a tender age was put at ha rd la b o r ' It U not often that a man whose whole life haa b een given up to p o litics and office-holding g e t ! as horny handed as Mr. R oosevelt In tha ranka of labor and high fin a n ce ' hi* H art X own Iwlialf IV bel ber lu* num wl will attempt t •(iiwwuade lum h.t» n«>t I»rn d rtcrm ifict liimghl n T h e « Irfc n w ha» indic«t«»l il will e ile u v o r l»i p rn v e .1 rli.pit- .yf g.imld.T» A C o m p le te and U p-toD a te L in e of H a r d w a r e v rtu c M S mv|iirwl llie (minier ■•(R.~-nth.il ami Ib s -k e r it th e virtim of a rotuipicary F o rm e r l> t » lr ir t A tto rn e y Jero m e u i l l lie one o f a ilu z e n or m ort- » i t n n v m » Im ra tlte (lefehvw plan » to r a il M r Jero m e I* r i J te rtw i hy Heclver'» t'UUIV'el to bre ak d*>»n a iH vrtntn of th e t«-»tim nny o l Jack K ir w in té lé p h o n é c o n n e c tio n » i l h an r u m m u n ir i t i m i w jth a llè g e ! B c v k rr intrtniucwl hy th e s ta te to «ho» Itvs'kef h*.l gVillt ÿ kltO W lnlgv- ol thath e rn m e ACME HARROWS PLANET JR JOHN DEERE FARMING CHATTANOOGA IMPLEMENTS AND A BOSS PLOWS SPECIALTY W r la li l i e b M eet* h e e l HOE S T h e VVelaka C lu b w as e n te rta in e d a t H e D e e a rv s a N o L ib e r t y . ' a m m t d e lig h tfu l » a la m a g u n d i p a r ty in T h o ac who would give up e s*cn tla l th**r rlub rvw»m» Tu«*ia> afternoon liberty to purchase a little tem porary Aut;Uon bridge, jiarrheaj. Jackstraw » gaiety d aaen r* n eith er liberty nor and domino**, at which the play ere ■Dfaty.— B en jam in F ranklin. ^progrrw d were- all played at the same ■. Ume. S to rin g of E le ctric H e a t GUNS, AMMUNITION AND SPORTING GOODS After the pleasant g a m « w e re c o n - 1 A m ethod haa been d .v l.e d for .to r lh* Mrv R J » “»S' aml tng e le c tric h ea l to be used for oookr . h*» a ~ M a n U . hire. F 1.Woodruff and tB g p u rp o s e * . M r* ____________________ S. O S h in h o lw r . **-rv*»l ic - erv-am a n d ra k e f -H O n ly R e a lly H a p p y T im a . Ik - c l t i i n l o l g o i n g a 11(*i y o u r v o t e ; we r a n t vet y w e l l go a r o u n d a n d i n . i l i is S e r v i c e ; a n d th e d o l l i e s are t h e best m a d e . Suits $15 and up ¿allibi«- r ■ * T h e L a k e la n d B o a rd o f T ra d e ts g o - • I The Hill Hardware Co. All m en a re born fre e and «qual, and th h as a v ery th lcg hla own way— u»- in» »M T f a contest tor a larger mero- » _ jberah ip. 111 he U a y e a r or two old. — cw ; M Si£- 7M L Corner Oak Ave, F irst Street • Sanford, Florid» ¡m i P1RTILIZER -i**: i DRI LL xxxxxxxxxxxx T h e s e are only a part of the die c r i m i n a t i o n s gleaned from a »w|ft c o n n in g of some of the schedu les He duced to sim plest term s they mean th a t th e poor man Is ta te d higher than tha rich man I & MA R X ceut Shot guns, worth from f5 to 110. 47 67 per cent ; worth over flO. 46 4i per cent fT SCHAFFNER s I .. I cent I t'uf-vngM II*r! �, Publish ed S e m i-W e e k ly — Tuesday and Friday T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D IN Number t l S A N I X i R D — L i t r tn Wurth L iv in g B A M PO R D . F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y O C T O D E R 2 2 , 1** 1 2 Volu m « V FLORIDA I S T H E MECCA THE CITY WILL BULKHEAD WILSON STO PS SPEAKING FOR NORTHER N FO LKS WHILE TEDJSBEDRIDDEN Thin (Irpal Work to lit* Fostered Papers A re Devoting Space By Municipality Expects to Finish Campaign To State ’s Many Attractions With Message to the People OKDKR PLANS AND MEAN’S FLO R ID A N E W S AND V IE W S FR O M EV ERY SO U R C E O T H E R IT E M S O F IN T E R E S T IN W O R L D ’S E V E N T S Daily H appenings in T h e Land of Flow ers Culled and Tied In to a N osegay of Hrieflets If the I»roJprt I an lie Arcompllshed By the City Sam e Will Be Done at Karl) Date Nothing U so indicative of thp future WILL ADVKHTINK SANFORD prosperity of Florida than the wide no­ tice this sta te la receiving from the news­ Commercial Club Will Start an Active paper». Nearly every large daily in Campaign al Once the north i* devoting »pace to extolling Surtford will ila ri an active advertis­ the virtues of this »tate and the oppor­ ing campaign at once, despile the fact tunities for com m ercial success. As an that the m'MMiii I' late There are so example an editorial in the Cincinnati many inquiries coming in every day Inquirer of. the 27th inat. may lx* c it« l from |ieople who wish tu learn about The editorial, In part. 1» as follows: Honda that our literature ha- given out "Already throughout the northern long ago and the e|uh decided at their Malm there is discernible the com m ence­ meeting la-t Frulav nigh! in start a ram ­ ment of a greut t :de of travel to the Gulf inogli at mue I tie "pinion "I the m a­ states of the south, particularly in the jority present a«*med to be that the Mate of Florida. R eal estate dealers in season was too late now to advertise on the states of the northwest report con a large scale, hut that MM) copies of The stant inquiries from their patrons for Herald would In* taken in three months' southern lands, while those of the south subscriptions and sent out t" p«q>lc wfm are being v isit«! by m any |M>r*on* who wi-h to locale in Florida, giving them a are already upon the ground, desirous gissi idea "f our every day life and the of purchasing tracts of land in th«««main improvements Is-ing math lu re and stales which they liellevt* are to I»»a In-Ion of i !|* growing " f v•-grt.iblrs|>c»*dily l>ei>elitcd by the opening ol th«during the winter season, the Inulding Panama Canal. of 1 fie lu-w fit»te|, brick paving of rouii o o o try road- health conditions and evrrv In St. Petersburg the Woman's Town ttiing .od an.Thing t liai wilt I*, d inter Improvement Association is huving plans est to a prosp«s*tlve hotlirseeker or tour made for a children’s playground The 1st I took let -. |iani|di|els and ¡losf isirdplace selected for the grounds is at tinwill Iolio w and tb* Mioln-V will tie iis«.>t beach. near the American Woman'** ju i Iiciiiii-I\ and wi***-|y and in connection league building, and it is propponed i with this advertising the real estate men have the place so arranged that children will show sterisqitteun le w - in t tie pnri can play there at any time. Apparatus ci pal * ttirs of h tonda and other -tatefor physical exercise and games will I»»li all our * It\ will come in (or a targe establish«! and the place kept in order I -ban ol advertising anil I e k « "-anfufd The money neoswary for the work i* t.. will again breóme t be household word be contributed by business |x«>p|e and that it was a few veur- ago and our city the woman’s association doe* not appr«* will -s ill Is- tilled with an nrmv of home hrrui any trouble in securing the funds s..«.). r - and touri«ts need«!. T h e idea is certainly a good one and the women should succeed Hallowe'en Masquerade o o o The voting |s*op|e of Sanford are ev lin­ Hradford county will hold its fair ing much enthusiasm over the plans for November 7 and 8 in Starke and in con­ tin* Hallowe'en Dance and the members nection therewith will lx* held the con ot the lauid-ii Hand Club are eneour tests of the B oys’ Corn Club and the agtsl over I lie sale of t )»•• tickets (¡iris’ Tom ato Club. Com m ittees have It has h«*n dts-idrd to give pnr.es for Iwen at work since Ju n e endeavoring to ttu most .-iTis-tlve coslum*— • gentle secure premiums and exhibits for the bur inali s lint .i l.ft.lv - pri/» It'*' Judges ami have l>een succerssfnl in .irousing *d l in (1rs M Martin Mrs b m II the interest of many contestants, I . r i>aid out Mr It f- \Ahi trier Mr o o o Karnatr of the Inqierial will relit cos J . R. Sewell is planting uti acre and a turnes for any gentleman applying to half of straw berries north of the Meth him by WislnCsday night of this »ts'k. odUt church on aul>-irrigat«l land. He The sale of tickets is not confiti«! to is planting Klondike and Kxcelsior va the dancing |ss>ph*. hut many others netiea and they an* doing nicely There i will tf•» a> is no reason why W’inter Carden should All excellent sup|«-r will Is' ««TV«! not grow as fine straw lierries as loik.-lund during tin- intermission, the price of and there are h und r«ls of ucres about wII i. I Will ti*' Inr hided 111 t to- ticket here that are suitable for garden culture Winter Carden Tim es. Itrwolulionk o o o Whereas. It has pleiuosl tin- Supreme A new company has appli«i for a Killer of the I inverse to visit tile family charter for the mining of phosphate rock of our helovtsi brother. J. M. Met orklc in Hernando and C itrus counties. T he and take from him hi» wife, whom we new concern will be knlwn as the Amer­ all knew to he a devoirs! wife and loving ican Hardrock Phosphate Company and inotlp-r, and who is missed very much by will be capitalized at $.100,000. Tampa all who knew her. But we know (irsi will be the home of the com pany and the dix-s all things well. Therefore. rock will lie ahipp«l from thnt point, Be it resolved, that Sanford laxlgc. o o o No '27. 1 . 0 I F .. extend to the brother New» comes from S t. Petersburg that our heartfelt sym pathy, and Is* it re­ the Sunshine C ity ia to have a real white sol visi that we set Aside a page in the way. More than 100 poles have b«*n minutisi of our bulge, upon which shall received And some of them are in place. tu- inscriluul the memorial. M ost of th e illum ination will be on Cen­ Resolved, further. That as an evidence tral avenue. of our sympathy with the stricken fuino o o ily an etigrav«! copy of this memorial Mrs. J . 8 . Tinder Has bad on display be sent the family and a copy to the in her oAo> window this past week a Sanford Herald for publication. ■mall branch from a grujx* fruit tree. O K TA BATH S. W hat has attracted atten tion is that this J II. FHKGUSON. «malj branch holds 24 well fo rm «! and W. S. BA LD W IN . matured grapefruit, f t was taken from Com iiiitt«a grove south of tow n.— Delray Progress. Now that the city council is taking up the mutter of hulkheuding the luke front and giving the m atter their earmwt attention there is no doubt about this great improvement being done in a short time. The committee ris-ently appoint «1 by President Lake of the Com m er­ cial Club to mts-t and confer with the city council h»st no time in doing so, ami with the chairman. I' I Thrasher, wenall present at tin- mis ting of council last night and laid llu-ir |»-titiou for hulk heading liefore ttu meml»-rs Tlie m at­ ter was most favorably receive«! anti it wiis the sense of the council that the matter would he taken up at once. Wishing to he within tlu-ir rights and the law in the m atter tin- com m it!«* was tnfornusi that ttu- mutter would In- dis­ cuss«! with the city attorney anil after tlu* com m it!«- left tin- council tisik up ttu- m atter of tlu- - |tv be-tering t i l e idea and ttu- city attorn*--. Hon tiro A I let olt*— was iiistriu ttsl to took into the legal status and with tlu •11> «-ngin»«*r to confer witli ¿ .iu riili.il I >x|"Tt' .lint in a f*-w ilays the matter will lu ad ju st« ! satisfactorily If tlu- city can take up ttu- matter .nut n n • ' a mutiu ipal *-i ter|irise the siillitnoi ol t to- affair I- iti -ight \i i-oriling to i-iim .iM — already Trip Around the World T h e ladies of the M ethodist church ^ fiv e a trip around the world next Tueaday, O ct. 29. T h e trip will In* by automobile and will leave America (Abornathya') from 7 , to 9 p. m. Ire­ land will be L . R . Philips’ residence. J»P»n(M ra. J . D . R oberta), C\ba (Mm. Shinholaer’a). Iceland, (M r*. F. W. Mll- Single Ucketa around the world 50 «nta, includes refreshments and enter­ tainment in each country. 'O n account of th e war there will be » o trip« to Turkey or Greece. - J '. M o re ’StreeJ Paving T h e city council has brdervd th ^ ejerk to wriu* for prices on vitrifiexi brick for tlu* paving of Ninth ntr«*t from Park avenue to the new de|>ol. This means th at Ninth street will become one of the principal thoroughfares and will Im* paved with brick a« soon as the city council can arrange for the brick. If ivossible the work will lu* done by borne poeple, keeping the money at home anil saying considerable of the east With Ninth street pavtsi with brick Sanford will have ulmost five mih-s of brick paved str«*ts, which is tho record for interior cities in the aouth. Í tirttta<htail th«* vMirK *ill a ||p|) t hr tffV.it tr» a *i»"l i if k nivali** »»fill unirli »f ••j*ri\ -far! •*ri !h»’ * Ls* • • » f risiit not 1m■fn*f 11•* t «* In* il»Tl\ •r* -f I»s .»s-I aii«l i I h '.h i .%!••*! 1e r «.’,i«oi r»ilN rtfunt) » W alker-1 biuglasH Last night it »'ight thirl . a* ¡1 • * oft»» Mr C ITY COUNCIL M K K TS Take Up M atter of Bulkhending The Lake Front And Paving City council -met in regular ¡tension Octolier 21st at 7:10 p. m. Present, T . J Miller, president. B. W. Herndon. AV S Hand. P M Klder and W II I inb-rwiMxt Absent. i 1. Wo od­ ruff Minutes of last ims'ting read ami adojited. A rom m itt«* from the Commercial Club up|H*ur«l and urg«l thnt the coun­ cil take some uction on the mutter of hulkheuding the lake front After a general discussion of the matter the fol­ lowing motion was adopted M ov«i anti s«-olid«l thnt the city attorney be in-truited t " prepare an ordinance ein powering tin- city to bulkhead Lake Monroe from ttu- east siile of Sanford avenue to t lie w*—t side id M \rt|e avenue t arrnd Movisl and «son d isi that the city council authorize tin- city engineer to go to Jacksonville and i-ouoilt l upturn Slattery, engltus-r hi charge of t tie govern nielli work, and gel from him what information lie rollili aloiitf th r linr of bulkhesiuling. and Mich ol hrr iiuittvr* a- wouhl ÍM*nr upon tin* *•»]h.jti t t ar ri»«l Miiv.il •411*1 «ci oii)|c«l th.it l hr 't u l i 11 Im* tfrunt*HÌ a |M*rmit to »•rect a building al the Atlantic ( oust Refilling The city rimiii il i- to I*** congr«lillul»«l il|Mill their gixwl work m tins ri—|s- I and it deiilon-lart*- that thrv are willing .4ii«I anxious to -t.irt all ttu—*- great mi p ro v iiy iit.- at mire and far from being reactionary they ar» a ImiuTi of progress iven and ex|x«t to give llie |M«»ple a good re|H>rt of their stewardship of T elegraphic C om m unications Boiled Down F o r the Benefit o f Busy H erald R e a d e rs .,1 .1 M r s I |I , .............M . M M ar v W a l k e r »tut At* Aa u* •I 1•- ,, . .■- wert llllltasl II. j i . a t r i n ol. . Rev ( H summers of tl,*- Mi ili'M i-l church offieiat«! and only tin* immediate family and a few friends wi-re pr**s«*nt nl the reremony After the solemn words were pronounc«! that made them man and wit*- and congratulations showered upon them, tlu- guests were »erwd r» frinhmeiit.' in tin dining room .11-■I m.-ub merry until alit. hour a- tin fiftde and gro*iMi »»-n- t- n n • it *i i ,'' ■ ft • w»still tig jourin- . They will visit Atlanta. Augusta and ■everul points iii I¡»sirgia an»l alt»-r Nov 1st will b»- at home to tlu-ir many friemis at the (ioodhue home on I’urk uvenue The Itritfe is the daughter of Mrs < I. (iixxlhue uiul I«as Imsui a resiib-nt of Sunford since early childhood und by her friendly spirit und gracious manner has endear««! her**-ll to a larg»- circle of friends in this city, in W inter Park where she atten d «! Rollins College and in other cities where she has visited. Mr. Douglass formerly re»id«i in O r­ lando and is t he eldest son of Mr and Mrs K A Douglass He hw« IM*en a res­ ident of Sunford for a y ear or more and in t hat time ha* won t he res|M«-t and est«un of business Associates und friends He is a young man of excellent character and business ability and at present is cn gng«l in th e store of the Sanford Shoe L Clothing Co., as hiMikkeeper and sales­ man and is most |>opulur with everyone. The many friends of the young couple wish them long life and happiness on their em barkation U|M>n the sen of life In which the Herald heartily joins. 4 M iam i’s board of trade has received a communication from the canal tone in which parties are discussing the pro|>osition to rais<* Pocoanut* for m arket. The inquirer Asks for Information re­ garding the possibility of raising cocoanuts at Miami, and the answer will be that the tffffl grow Well and while they an* slow to reach m aturity It would ap­ pear that when a jjruve reached th«* bearing age the greatest exjiensc* would be in harvesting and marketing the fruit. Line t-roSMing ou S ix th stre»-t t ’arried. -A l»-t t••r w.»« r«*ei ved (rom 1 S AAillutms .»sking Huit Bluine i»tr»««-t in Gnid* boro l»e o|«-ne»l R»-ferr»-»l lo tbe slr«s-t commit t««M o v « i and second»«! thut a hydrunt !»»• ord»*r«l j»lac««l at once <»n the cortuT of Sixth str« *t and Pulrnetto avenue und une ut the corner of S ix th «In-et and Magnolia avenue l'h»- liuililing committ»«- was instrui t ••I to Im»»- tin- I'oiiig^l i bainber *.«)•.<> Covernor Wilson’s determination to make no more political speeches unless Col. Roosevelt again tak«*a the stump, ia not a cc e jit« ! as final by I)emtA*ratic na­ tional managers. T b e fart that M adi­ son Square Garden has lieen rented for the night of October 11 is being urged upon the Governor as a reAson why ho should yield to the »lemands of his m an­ agers and s|M*ak u f N ew York on th at •late. Chairman McCombs of the na­ tional rommitt««! still hop«« to induce the candidate also to s|H.-ak in Phila­ delphia O ct. 26. Governor Wilson has agr«*d to send out u "m essage" to bo read throughout the country November 2. on W ilson-M arshall” day, but has not consented as yet to the plans for his (M-rsonal ujqiearuiiee again on the stump, o o o (¡»«»rge AA iYrkin* of New York t»**tllii«l tislay Ix-fori- tlu- I lujip vnaLe eonimilt»« i i i vi-sligating i-atiqiaigii rontriluitions that hm total contributions to t ol Roo— c\ ell's pri-con vention r im paign wi-r»- 112.1.00)1 o o o Preparations for Colonel T h «x lo re RiHwveit -, ib-partur»- from Merry hos­ pital to tl»- train at union station, which takes him t»i Oyster Buy. were completed early to»lay. and he was placed in an aliihuluiice at 7 15 for the short rrip through tlu- city Ills train l eft tlu* s ta ­ tion at « 05 o i lock I lie Colonel's last night at the hospital was rather a rest­ l ess one. He slept only four hour* ill tlie aggr»-gate from the time lui first fell A*l«ip at II I t [i m He awoke fre­ quently and s«s-m«l nervous. It wa* said by Niglit N'lirw- Fitzgerald that thla was clnelly due to the excitement of his coming departure und not to any un­ toward sym ptom s that hud develo|M*d In the eourm- of the lilght o o o ■One hundred and sixty «even student* t we l v e |M-r i »-nl •' t Im entire undergradu. i t » b o d y .»t I‘r iie «-ton I niversity, either purtiullv or w Polly support««! th«-ius»-lves d u r i n g llu- p a s t college yeur, according to the first annual report of the bureau of m*lf help. Of this number *ix came lo college with no fund* at ail while nearly fifty reported at the opening of tlu- term with leas than $200. o o o A Servian column command»«! by Gen. Jaukovit» h,. captured the Turkish entri-in hiiii-nls at the village of Podnjevo, n»-ar Mitrov itza on ttu- road t»i Prishtina during the night The Turks with their Arnatit rtimharie r»-tir»«l toward the south, h-aving tlieir color*, neveral i-ams of ammunition, eighty oxen and a largo quifiitity of forage. till r»••*1 I tie Avsesainent roll lor 15)12 was sub mittisi the council and uccepted. The aa w or was orti«*r«i to issue his commission to the collector of tax«« au ­ thorizing him to co ll« ’t the various t a x e s as s»-t forth in sal<l roll Pin- I’li-rk was instrui-te«l Vo have two inori- lig lil' |»1u i»-d i i i lh<- roiiin il i'I w iii In-r \| 11\#*AJ a f l'i nl*«'« »f 141•••1 t h u t .III IIH «If l •it*?»» «'iti 11^111 I»»* pLuvil ul th* ml' tmi tion of Third 'tr « -t and Pine avt-nue < arri««l l lu-,Jerk was iilsU u» l»st to eorresjiond with the various bnck m anufacturer* and get liuls for sullicicnt brick to puve Ninth strt«*l from Park avenue to the Hand* on Your Pocket Book new di-JMit. , Reports come to The Herald'office th at M \V LO V K I.L, u smooth gent is working this district, C ity Clerk. offering a famous brand of flour and a set of dish«*» ut u ridiculously low price, Fort)-five M inutes From Broadway if money is paid in advance. He slate* One ch aracteristic of "F orty -fiv e M in­ that your local dealer will supply you and utes from Broatlw uy," (¡« irg e M. Cohan' the local gr<M-er* have no order* to sup­ ut»*« from B road w ay," (¡« irg e M. C o­ ply any one unless the money is forthcom­ han's wonderfully successful musical ing for th«- same. W aiting an unreason­ drama which l.atltnorc & la*igh jiresent able length of time for their dishes tho at the I iii |M*riul T heatre on Nov. 9th , is easy marks ar«' Ins-oming alarmed lest the careful attention of detail through­ the stranger hu* their dollars (or keep« out. Not only has an admirable pair and he probably baa. T he m ajority of of players Imsui secured for the most im ­ the p«*oph* lik«i to be tlimfiammitd and portant roles as proven by the jiresenc*! what is tbe use of warning them to keep of Miss Hutele Burgess and B ert Iyeigh their money a t home? at the head of the com pany, but nc ex ­ Big Sw eet Potato cellent dancing and fdngrn'g chorus .back them up t»M). Then tbe scenis phase has N. Swanson of Upsala opened the Ixs-n made of more than secondary irn- champion p<Uuto race tbit season by por junce. T h e thr«*«.* h U ti*«l ure mm- bringing to T b e Herald office a sweet siye and rich , being convincing in their potato weighing eight pound*. eorreetnws and adding materially to the The furmer who brings in the largest imprrnaivenesa and appeal of the play. sweet potato before Junuary 1 will get New scenery has been especially made a year’s subscription to the Herald fre«). for this year'* tour, so that it will be u virtually new production in the m ate ter Coming With Bert l^lgh .d scenery anti costuming, ami not as so , On«* of the biggest attractions coming often huppens with a touring company, * to the Imperial T heatre this season will the wornout. lx*druggl«'d and di*crej»it ( lx* tlw* app«*aranre on Nov. 9th, 1912, of ucermvoric* that should long since have ' G«*orge M. C ohan's musical p lay ,"F o rty been cast in the discard. T h e role of five M imiute* from B roadw ay." Hazele "K id Burns” will be portrayed by B e rt Burgeaa and B e rt 1stigli are the chief fun inakera. Leigh �• ‘ Kf.- K r m CURBSTONE GLEANINGS S ill ft "r ft * A Budget o f Opinion “ J u s t Be tw een You and M e" tVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN II A Ctilel U A m o n f V« T a k in i Not«» and F a ith . He’ll Prent T m " _ So S o y a S a u n te rer. L v\ * * J I hope th a t every man In Sanford will jo in the new Commercial Club. 1 »ay new club becauac there 1» a new foe ling param ount and the general get-to-gether aplrit th a t hae been lacking here to a certain extent for some time. T h e Com­ mercial Club since its first m eeting has instilled a different feeling in the brcaita of th e members and has already accom ­ plished a vast am ount of good. *In union there Is always more atrqngth and in the union of a hundred or more live members working for the beat interests of Sanford a v ast amount of good is bound to accrue. Every city In the United Statca has found that more good could be accomplished by united effort and If the new and old members of the Commercial Club will put their shoul­ ders to the wheel and push there will be a different d ty here In the next few years and Sanford will blossom like the rose. There are many big things to be pulled across In the next few ypars and we need the concerted action of all our people and their counsel and their money, for without some money nothing can bo ac­ complished. Speaking of money, though I wish to remark th a t If the Commercial Club can get 1,000 members and none of them ever attend a meeting the whole 1,000 will.do nothing. The Commercial Club does not want a big meml>ership for numbers alone. Neither do they want any money, if monpy alone con­ stitutes the work of the mcmlxT*. What the Commercial Club need* at all times la an active band of workers who will give their time and attention to the af fairs of the city at all times, regurdless of whether It Interfere« with their own individual affairs or not They will havo to give and take and !«• ready to do all they can always for the l>est interests of the city of Sanford. It is marvelous what can lx* accomplished by this nctive membership and I earnestly hop* that the big things contemplated will not die In the making but will be pushed to corn pletion. There are a riundx-r of husin «n men In Sanford right now who have never attendisl a meeting of the Com­ mercial Club and never will and yet these same men are realizing the (ruits of the victories gained by the Club in the past. There are numlrers of men in Sanford who never advertise, never give a cent to any publicity, never attend any meeting or discuss affairs of import­ ance except in som6 back room or street corner and then in a sneering m anner and with a desire to throw cold water on every movement of a progressive nature, but thank goodness thr> are in a minor­ ity and the new regime will gradually push them out and they will find their place where they belong—in the ceme­ tery. T h e Commercial Club will flourish In aplte of them, and if they do not come out of their shell no one will ever pay any attention to them on any subject. Such people are never found anywhere and they never cut any ice In any discussion • • • 5 At last it would seem that my dream of a bulkheaded lake front will I k * realized for it seems that the Commercial Club, the d ty council and all of our citizens will assist in th h great work and from all this talk and work we are bound to have some of this work done at an early date. T h e bugbear th a t has retarded this m ovement for so ldng has been the idea th a t the coat would tie enormous and y e t other towns have been able to bulk­ head and improve their lake and river front at a very small cost, and why not Sanford? I t has always been my idea that San ­ ford would find th a t in this great work would come her moat valuable asset and th a t the lake front in the present shape would never be valuable either to San­ ford or to the property owners. There is no doubt but what the filling in a t the lake front can be done cheaply, if given out for bids and not only the hotel prop: erty b a t the whole lake front ahould be Improved in this manner. Our lake front la or ahould be our main attraction and If any other progressive d ty bu t Sanford had pom aeed this lake front i t would have been Improved long ago. However it is better late than never and if we can pul) this one acroae a t once wq will bo th at much to th e good. In this work the city council ahould tak e the in itiative but w hether they will or not Is another m at­ ter, L e t us hsve this work done and done as cheaply as possible and from the first work a good idea can be gained as to the coat of bulkheading the entire fro n t and Sanford will then be th e pretUaat d t y in th e eouth. 1 Surely the war clouds of the past four­ teen or fifteen years have revealed spots on the world’s m ap of which thousands of echool children and adujpi have had little knowledge. A fter struggling with jaw breaking geographical names in the Phillipine Islands, cam e the Jap-K usslan conflict with an o th er long string of un pronouncahles and unknowns to be lo­ cated. Mexico has done what she could, with Italy and Turkoy following. Now we must brush the dust from the atlas and cncyclo|>edia to satisfy the desire to know more ab o u t Montenegro, Servis and the so-called little Ilalkan statj^i in Europe th at are known as kingdoms hut which might g et lost if shuffled up in the counties of Rhode Island. ^ D on’t get frightened you youngsters, who are about to ca st your first presi­ dential ticket, th a t the country is going to the demnilion bowwows if the other fellow is elected. D on 't believe It for a moment. It's the same old story os som e of the older men have been hearing ever since they c a s t their first vote any where from tw enty-five to sixty and aeventy years ago, and the country has been growing bigger, better, richer and nobler ever ainee, under whatever ad ­ ministration it has been found. True, there hat been financial and industrial depression but every one and every thing has )H*en going onward and upward till th e time. Further than th at, you don't know of another nation on earth to whirl) emigrants are flocking from their own native lands as they are flocking to three United States. So don’t get scared, vote as your conscience d ictates and do not swallow all the dippy dope handed across by the fpllow on the other side. • • • Those P ssslo n sto Sicilians. Signor O rasso and the rest of thu Sicilian playsrs at th e Hippodrome would electrify tho moat blaao playgoar. “L a Z olfara" la their otrotig dram atic fare thla weak— the story of a forem an at one of the Sicilian sul­ phur mines, an overhearing man who tries to m ake love to the wife of the manager. A sim ulated friendship In­ furiates the husband, who suspects th a t ho la tho victim of treachery, both on th e part o i th e mine forem an S a n f o r d Lodge No 2 7 . 1 O 0. t. and hla em ployer. He seta tho mine M m a e v r r y Monday »I 7 :3 0 p. m .o v e rIm a e rU I on fire and m urders tho forem an. theatre M. M Evaa.i N U W.8. lUuwris. S«e 1 . Such Is the story which Orasso and bla company unfold with a force and directness th at carry the audlonco S e m in o le C h a p t e r No 2 . O r d e r ( s a l e r à S t a r Ilw u r v r r r »m l fix trth F rid a y In m oelh. with them through all tho tenso tno o*ir w h u ha» »rep lit» S ta r In the f.a»l arc m en u of tho tragedy. The S icilian s ru » d ia ll| I n v l t n i lu « t i l l the c h a p te r , Ata* E Kcssorv V e » a re g r e a t!— London Dally {Tows. r O t . C e l e r y C l l y A c r i« 1 8 3 3 M*-«U n i» B rat and llilr f l T m txln > • In •»«»» m o n iti Medical Qraduatee D ecreasing. H all ln W rlta jm # Black. th ir d f l u x W hile th e num ber of persona e n ­ gaging In th e p ra ctic« of m edicine In P h o e n ix I od|r No 3. K o f P the United S ta te s has decreased som e­ U n i i « reum i and fo u rth M o n d a j» . V n i l Ina what In the la s t two o r th ree y ears. It k n U h la a lw a y s w rtco m r. P E Ifu U h ln a o n , C t t r i t i S t r a n s . K. K so d S. Is still large enough to provide fo r the public needs. It appears that 0.960 S a n f o r d Lodge. No 0 2 . f i. A M physicians w ere exam ined last year II. E T u fa r M a il « ; M W . I - o r r ll. V e re for licen ses to p ractice, aa ag ain st la ry . (» n n in u n lc a llu n rv e ry flra t a n d th ir d Thurad a r» s t 7 :3 0 p. in . V is itin g U o ih e r« welruroe. 7,004 in 1810, 7,287 In 1809 and 7,770 In 1908. O f th e 6,860 applicants fo r li­ U n ite B ro th e r h o o d o f C a r p e n t e r s and Join censes last year nearly 20 per c e n t e r s of A m e r ic a failed to pass exam in ation s. In the S anford t w a l U nion No 1731, U 0 o f C and J A m r r la e ve ry Th ursd ay n ig h t a t 7 o'clock In states of North C arolina, Msesachu- of Ih r Lag Ir« H a ll. J W O S ln g lr la r r president, ■etta, M ississippi, O regon and T e n ­ (xxi llla r k w r l d r r K U T nessee, In which non-graduates of med­ Il P O r S a n f o r d I e d g e 12-SI ical schools are elig ib le to exainlna Mr-ct K itx l a n d T h in ) W e d n e s d a y n ig h t, ru ín e » tlon, 330 ap plican ts wero examined P l» ll a u d P o lc u e tlu f. W KuwlAMO. E K. and more than 88 per cent, of thorn () 1. T i m a . S r r r r l a f y failed Q uits Unique. Ray T . B a k e r, warden of the Nevada penitentiary. Is abolishing, with suc­ cess, all th e brutalizing rules o f the T, You may think life is u gift, hut I old tim e prison system . Mr Maker's think it is u rrepunsihility. We may prisoners lead healthy. Industrious (ream of it as 'one grand sweet song,' hut lives. They study and they work th at is a quarry. Goetlu* likened life to And on leaving prison they enguge In "O ur Institution," Mr a quarry out ol which we are to mold and honest labor. ■hisel and com plete a character. This Maker r a id to n reporter, "Isn't much view of it gives force to the Ftske Juhillec like a reform atory 1 once visited In ” ‘ A very straug» thing singers' famous aong: 'K eep a Hammer­ my youth happened In this reform atory back In ing.' it isn't plastic, hot rattier flinty, '88,' a warden said to me " 'Y e a ? and we must, if successful, work tlte And what was th a t?' I asked "O n e iteauty out by well directed ami purpose of our prisoners,’ ho replied, ’re­ ful effort Tl>e ideal we have for a model fo rm ' " is (Jodlikeneas. W hen we get to the end of life most of us confess we are human "L a s t of Sicilian Bandits." tlie likeness is not ull it should iiave Corsica has got rid of tb» old fash Iteen it is not exactly whal we e*pect«-«l lolled brtgund and the "last o f th« to make it, even if we kept 'a hummer Hlilllan bandlta" perhaps u disputed mg Those who take life easy make a title was lately laid by the heels and nuns of It We calihol see a dwarfed la now facing tho ordeal of bis trial soul, hut it must look Ijkt- any other ah at Aqutla He la Giuseppe Haloinoiie normal thing. It cpn't lx* beautiful, He la a dandy, aud baa always paid although it may . $ n te curiosity and in ­ prrtlcular atteutloli to hla clothes lie terest. Some one has said. ‘Human life hua an expensive taate In perfume and He la a poet Ilia tim e lit is a constant want and therefore should In glove* prison has been spent In w riting n lx* u constant prayer T h a t is why we poetic dram a of bla life's experlehcea. should ever keep repealing the refrain and he has w ritten a good doal of ‘Keep a Hammering, () rny bouI!' " com m endable verse He Is aald to • • • have made a fortune In brigandage 1 A Greek, whose name would take up the whole line of a newspaper column It W as H ereditary to Dio. has returned to his country to fight in Charles Joh n ston . author uf "W h y the war iluw on If he will use his iianu- tho World l-nughs," Just publlahrd us a shield no bullet will ever pax* | has In several cases shown how long la tho life uf an Incongruous Idea and through that conglom eration of alpha beta. We could spare u few (»recks from how It reappears In new foruta. A the United S ta te s and never misa them . modern Irishm an, rem arking th a t "It waa hereditary In h i* family to havo • • • no child ren." waa unconsciously *| In n few days or as soon as we can elect parodying King Mrlan of M unster, Wilson President. Mayor X|x*ncer will « h o valiantly exclaim ed that It wtta call a special election for the selection not hereditary In hla family to sur­ Mut If he fought the black of two memlx*rs of the city council and render «aid. "ho would eith er a collector and treasurer. It looks now Noreeman. r i die " and that he a* (hough the job of aldennnn will go conquer t! did not fear du. 'o r hla father had Ix-gging Rumor has it ttint J I) Da died, and hla grand Lit her before (hem. vuuin is willing to sacrifice himself upon and their fa th er'* father« Th erefore, tlx* |x>litical altar hut I have not heard he concluded that It v n It. redltary the report confirmed, nor have 1 heard In hla family to die of any other gentlem an who is willing to take the position. A few m onths M illion* Spent for Luxuries. ago every one was willing and anxious In the fiscal year of I'M 1-12 tlte peo­ to serve as alderman and you could pick ple of the United HI .ilea expended In up a candidate a t any time. th * purchase of Imported lu xuries— W hat is the m atter, gentlemen? works of a rt, diamonds, aud othor pre­ Ia the job too strong or has the fever cious stone«, cham paguo and oth er died out? Now ia ju s t as good a time wtnea, cig ars and cig a rettes, laces, em to serve on the jo b a s last year and you broideries, ostrich feath ers, perfum es, have the chance in the band wagon after coametlca. etc.— more than I200.QO0,the team ia already hameaaed up and 000. "In many of tb eso articles. eepeready to go. T h e preeent council will clally the moat Im portant ones, the Imports of the fiscal year will,” th e bu­ show you ju st how to drive a team and reau of atatletlca fella ua, "e x cel In the position ought to be a cinch. value those of any ea rlie r year." Will some gentlem an sta rt som ething after the general election? Coe* In Doubt. Ex-Governor P ennypacker, d iscu ss­ Raise Florida Lemona ing the divorce evil In Philadelphia, Dr. P. Phillips handed ua a lemon ■aid with a em lle: “In the»« time« on« yesterday. He said when he handed it never, aa th * saying goes, knows w here on« *1« at*. An acquain tan ce of to us: "T h la is a Florida lem on; it’s the best m ine extended h i«'h an d to me a t th « lemon in the world. Sec the Juice!” — Hla tor leal «octet y tho other day a n j whereupon he squeezed the lemon. " A l­ cried : 'C ongratulate me. I am th * happiest m an a liv e !' Hooked a t him m ost enough for a b a th ," said tb« doc­ doubtfully. *Engag«d, magrled, o r di­ tor. He went on to say th a t ha can n o t vorced f I asked ." understand why th e Florid a ftcople p re­ fer to buy im ported Sicily Icrn^Vs, little W omen Mountain Clim bers Killed. measly, dried up things, the six« of a ' Of the 119 tourlata who lost th e ir thim ble, when th ey have s t th eir very doors three great big cousins of the grape live« last year by Alpina as cenia, U war« women________________ Fruit—the first lerqons in the wjdrtd. He B arrel Cleaning Med* Eaey. said bq gufwsed the reason was tli« na­ A m achine w hich thoroughly tiv e article is rather rough looking. iM« 800 b arrels an hour by wash; ¿ X . "A n d you know people are very much tng them inside and out and rin sin g swayed by appearances,” . said he.— them sev eral tim es juU* been t y Orlando R ep orter-Star. iA . HILL HARDWARE CO. l U. U M Tli» l a y a l O n lc i o l Mouse! in e r t» every E dda y evening a t 8 :0 0 P M In ¿ogles H a il, W ilb u rn * U kck A II« -rt S rlgh, D ic ta to r. K I I Geiger, Ser»etary Henry McLaulin JEWELER M o n r o « C h a p te r N o 1 3 K A M M eet. eve ry in u f u l and fo u rth T h ursday in | MisnuiU' M a ll o v r f lmi«v»inl rh e a ire V lfltln g a jd ip n iu u d i w rk iH iit A Vn K in g . ! l i | ) i I'n r s l W t. I lu t iit io ld f r . S rc'v DR. C (J. B U T T MY SPECIA LTIES Pickard * lla n d -P a in lrd Chum Gorham's Sterling Silver Rogers" Plated Wnre Elgin mid Witllhmii Welchvi DENTIST Ollier A LX HOODS GUARANTEED Ynwrll Mutliliog SANFORD. FLORIDA GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTORNEY * m > U H I N S E I J jOK ai LAW I’rnclire m Sto le nml Federiti ('»iurta (■limer■Woodruff Hldg " 1"• 1 Smiford Fin. j- ■ 1 DR. W K. UOUSHOLDKR DENTIST Rii'in* M 2 4 unti 2 fi IV u MM* S A N F O K I». I'hiMif II F I. (t K I H A THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY ANI) OOUNSKU.OR Al LAW J I ilF Vale Alitine) Seventh pwlkcUI (Tfrun ol rWkln Kr«kal**ii« **« S.mf utl i •• I S t l t gft I a ir --------------------- *-------- ----- DR R. M MASON S u m m e r o r W in t e r weonn supply your wants in the Automobile line. If you wmit in rent M o lo r f o r Any Purpose we tire til your service with IIt« very lx\st cars. We never ah-t-p If you tire in trouble cull tin tiny hour of the niKlit nr titty it DENTIST Wrllturii Ml.xk Piton* 19 Sanford Machine & Garage Company Sanford. Florida 1* a . l't - i . « PH O N E 331 n i i *t>.• ne Take MENDENHALL’S («i» Je aif ni U au rrtii ) »I I*»n »*> I» * MI« DR. HOWARD II. CUS TI S V f I f K IN A K I A N SANFORD Kee»Jr * flX l'ait A*« Chill nnd Fever Tonic, ns a general tonic for tired t LORIO A ( Mke llasoJ H»o* S«*U* feeling nnd m alaria. o o o o c jo o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o c !P a I WEDDING SILVER -------------------- O F FINE — This Space Is for Sale (J U A I» I T Y •t eery r*oe »•■abla ralee A» a Wedding (lift nothing i» monj appropriate th an Silverware. When of good quality it combines usefulness, ix-uuty and real worth. We have just received a nice Fne direct front tlte factory. Conte und exam ine it. T h e prices urc right and the goods are guaran­ teed. ? W1 Why aol u * V % it to ad verità* f * lit! mr x i r a i ■ y — Expert W atrli and Jew elry r«^ pairing a Spec'nlty. Sanford Library AND Theo. Schall :: Free Reeding Room JEWELER * 303 East First Street fi S A N F O R D , • F L O R ID ^ , ROOM 2 0 _f- * • U p sta irs, P ico Block oooooooooooaoooooaooc « ;; Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p m H E N - D E N - H A L L ’S <> ■ C H IL L TO NIC Best for Malaria, Chill* add |,Fever. Guaranteed. AND S aturdays 4 to 9 p S tr a n g e r s W elcom e J ■■W ifi J m . �W ’ . October *2. 1912 . .. u a a tta m ta a a titiiim s u a iiA is n a ^ a n n u u iir ... ■ • ’ '* •-I I 1 i • •! Ii. , i I* Ib-pxftniml «*í ihr Inlrrtwf, I * * land «i(tlcw at t¿nm «y»lllr. Horlda, L’ u ü o Abner carne back a g a in and t'MoIrf t. IVI 2 again Me n l w m s led the c o n v e r S . • f.rfri.j | f i\ r n that William II liojtj, Miri* tri-r*-i l ti -r d s l i i n g into oT<| • * f l'aula. n*.r * 1 - *h** un Aucn*t I.S, li> 0 7 . m ad* aatlon nrroind to unhuppt widow* and *. It..nirsl.-s l hall . librari*-* or r. v. H,i,g m ti c n.,i , r a l I» I*«” ' Vrial. No. 04*124), how th e y might find h u ppm -ss b\ hii ft*f Nl ,. .'ti • r. '*ii»fi.j. 20 M >uth. Itinfti 01 1 •••*» of the (du*-1 ini'. .1 I. * ,.( ,t.* rii.mv m. r'«Ilari La» ftl*«1 unti«« of o t h e r m arriag e und In this he » 11» ”* »■»•*. I allah» • »*■' • i * .f to p*fi'.||ih C ¡o il Mr.l« t It If I*» f |\i (m i ft s'ft* !•»*.»••) *.tf, a s s is te d more ••r less by ito» widow '•in* *f. ■ * .1 • - * • |* * snba«l, t^forr th« k tta a ti& a y P V W V ^ tts r A v iitn tu H in n ii'i' ■■ ..... '♦•r T•»•. .»r. . mint |. -»t*rW ..f »f.* -•• r•.i • rt «I i'rUmd". I*lttfuj«, * » n t»U- u lw u is and - v e r he I - 1 fils fo u r •h* 1-II»a la. Son'fitU-f. ' t a i m a n * n a f i i « * * • « r i • * « # « uge at the critic a l moment and drove On* m»y think a ll of Knglutul eomw-r uf .,11 th - o , ..... | ,. „ M \ll**-rt Koyal t*f « a«eu KVirwU aw ay ca lling Jiln iu elf all k inds uf • 11ft••r*I H Koyal. ••f < m su , Kl nda vative, but one roust visit Oxford to find f.,m«,u- p-rhu|,- ,. . . , .. r , (i , ti hard n am e s I 4ivirk I* llaga i ^ariftml, ) l*rn*ia the moat conservative spot in all Kr»R- I !«*«»• At ,,m r.„, „ lk, KUir I* ..f A|w>i*ka. Klorota Wotnnn should huvo lice n s e under IIN.Nin S i lit Mil. land. After leaving London, the huh I niflreut ur«-l.it«fturull.. .„„| t..,. la-cal 1 4Tuf—.Sti» ItrfHter. j the new order of th in g s to aak fo r the of the Universe, the writer went directly drill and dining hall Mi, ,.( lM> ¡ SOME IMPRESSIONS AND EXPERIENCES | V OF A TRIP TO t r. e l i o n * uini ..i . .-.11, 1.1 -p-nt ., |o|ig \ . ) KNU.ANI) STRANGERINDISTRESS h" art urul hn^d ,,f ,ho m>n ,h**y lov" to Oxford, the intellectual center of Hug ' (he others It w.,- . ..mm.-.,,ed 1.> in­ Widow Sample's Patient Proved i T h e y should h o t 't i n 1n.pt d ang ling as land and the Hritiah Empire. Of course fummi* Wol.-ey in i , (il tO Be 3 Friend Indood. th« Widow Humpl*« was T h « tincor no one would think of paaaing Oxford \»us tiiu-*h,-l I.-. ||. ,,r> \ l l l | talnty o f wheth er s h e was to b e c o m e Mrs t i u f e i or Mrs some body e ls e , or hy. but many th in k they run nee ull ' l-.ri. I „ u ,r ......... lk. ( , r>l, |..„ By C L Y D E J O H N S O N . to go on being Mrs Sam ple to t h e end that Is to be seen there in two or three , un eight ton 1»-II i. m . r-»t,nw i . .lt of h e r day«, was a very d is a g r e e a b le days. Such a m ista k e the-writer made, of tins , ,,||-gn „. i„ || k ,| T h e b r e a k f a s t dishes had not yet s itu a tio n Tod ay s h e -was on her for be plxnned to stay them only three times at live minute* to mu- - h m : ht. been cleare d aw„> and yet the 1(Brk p o rrh |>on(l..rln s thl< m R llw days, but eight day« hud finally pamed a survival ..f th. .. , r l . . ,.t..„ , ,,| " ' " I 0 * h »»'l>le •«» 'h e b ack porch whpn . h „ i h (,u|() ...... .. ov v e- rr one I ik iitc u h........... .1, . with . ... ..... when he felt he had seen sutlicient of mg it,- .iu .i..,.t. t.. , room. a h*-n with h.-r hands clasped •ped o one e n sink dishcloth In hand knee and a thoughtful look on h**r . , the sights of tlia t wonderful old town there were |ni ,tm lents having so to rtu red her e a rd ru m s . Hh« was a woman past fort) to move on to so p ie other place. The .(ii.nl ..f Mu- .-„ll-g- ,. ti„ |.,rg .-t fa ce the m a u sang a few w ell-chosen and owned and ran her l itt le farm The Castle H o tel was the stopping ( in Oxford, and Iteneuth an oth er fine songs. A m a tt e r had been b o th e rin g her place choaep. T o an American th e tower at one corner i* the immense Avis wns throw n hack Into her for a long. Iptig time and »h e wn» c o n t e n t m e n t as ahe listened to hts term hotel seemed out of plnce, for th e the stiliruay Jeading to the dining hall trying to find ti wn) out rich volcu, and yet when he stop ped guests of the house have only the light ■which t* one of the tineM *|M*,-imen« ,.f T h r e e y e ars before, when T'n cl« At> ■he was lonesom e T h e brooding ijulet of a candle to m ake their way to bed hy. medieval nrrhiteeture m .,|l England ner elate* widower had met w ith an of the room no langur satisfied h er tl»ey have to pay nlnepence for the priv- In this great and magnificent old hall J accident to hi» wagon while driving Thu s ti ll n e s s s ee m e d to rob h e r of liege of taking a b ath , and they nr** are main portraits ,,l -m i, f.unnu- to the village am! had called at her that unknown p re s en ce the man house to borrow tools to urnk<* « - p a i r * : chased off to bed a t the hour of eleven students ... s i ,.,i. , \\,-| "i w lioso voice had e n rich ed the passing she had thought w -11 of him and tie \ by two old ladles who manage the house x to n -.m d in .it . . * .„,i im i mom ent Moved he tiad of her A week la t - t The writer came very near being put famous As th e days worn on Avis was out of the house because he neglected Th. t'.iili—lr.d - M,. n ,11. i . .iti e I1 ho had com e baok to ••*** If «tie hn.l haunted by a d -s lr n to know th e man any hay to *-l| aiol *tu* *mlt-.| sml ^ In Mm next house Her av»r> waking to take his b re ak fast there, preferring dral u. Kngl.m.i . t ■ . ' t'lllsbed a* slu* r -a t'fo d tb s ' II ' * 11* . ( thought wus of tit m to breakfast at a restaurant, and was ..... r i .i.,i. m ,. , ». | . ,, •it iir > m ere excu se St,e kin*« Min’ ti» hud I c e rtain ly must tor losing my s a n s told that he must ta k e at least one meal It ...*,i , ............... k. , . i* un.I ton» and tons of ti to !»> l.u-ns mind. she n u lled us she found a iluy then* or find another place. T h e m in i..... .. t ..,.., , .»fin 'll T b o third l im e f n i l e Aimer called h e r s e l f becom ing a prisoner to Id eals opening of the fro n t door always sound- artists and two i*tia|« Is containing some he brought s o m e Parts green to kill regnrdlng hint “ Ho Is no doubt , . . . a I . , off ‘ta te r bo«» Me did m o re M*1 ed a bell that brou ght out into the hull beautiful uni) historic shrines, o n d e rs lr e d and p e rh ap s has a tnole ono of the old ladies who must se** w h o 1 The writer >n comp.un with (mother went out to th e p a t c h and sprink led on YiIn r h i n or not® I .It tic* m r n #1 cstne and went. And the same hell young American, who i..i- on In- wav to th e stuff o v er a hundred bill«, and " » ) ■ hav o til* voir##,” ih# iirK U fl « h e n the widow chlth-d him for being always announced t h e exit of the guests 'Alt!» 1»••r intuition# v*htch hail h ln tr d Iam.bhi t. I ' i ds •rgmi work .it so neighbor!* h e r -p ll .d at u lilg lir.-nd C a ie n linlrud man w|Mi Although Oxford I* u city of about I'.i ul - « « i . . -I . " P o o h ' P o o h ' Main f w.> I put twenty thousand |x*o|>le, it ih«^* not uf vie- h-rc und H d l,i - Into Mils world to help each o t h e r * gray •>>-» And when In t h " cou rse " f e v e n ts ford a trolley car. I n front of the <'.i-tl- torn .ilin.i- 1. 1 . •f .i I se a liu s t h o n g b ' a w 'd d er w o m a n A ils met ,t Ids hr.< ad fin tell haire d Ifotel, however, t h e r e runs an unfepi.it. •! .................... . * b a d a I t i l g t i ' i b n • 1 •In .-' f I' " a l l will, i l- - ,i g i s t i'll.* thst git red horse car anil I was told that it w.1- with II. . . >. i 1r, , Y e s '■ with a slgti a»! ml ring 1) Into h - r own sini tiad much heeltaUon t h a t the college . I I I " T t ie lr tiarns a t - ullu* tn*ln’ atruck not the slightest Idea that ho was - l l , o . II i. tiv Mgtiinln'' thorittea allowtsl no mixlcrn an itn S 1C«. h-r n - i ' door t - ’ gb 1». r ' Y**s " provement to e n t e r the cit> an.I M ,t M ig-l they altsolutely refu sed to allow the -|-. trie car, liecause its noisy passage hv tin college buildings would disturb Mu *t.-l ruts Likewise th e railway w.i* n..i allow ed to come i n t o th e town but W.f stop|M*d on the o u t s k ir t s of the cits when* such a n u is a n c e could a ile d n.. one Within two hliM-k* of llie tinlei r a canal borderisl w ith small stone tages with only a narrow path biUwis i and hy tin* side o f it «lands an old castle erected by W illia m the C.iiupieror m 1071, os a s tro n g h o ld Sine- that time it has furnish*«! at varumil* Him a refuge for royalty in limes of iroublMeyonil this lumlrnurk on- -nii-n* most of thr* coll-go*« urr* located The colleges an* the h e a rt of Oxford fhev are M»o reason for its existing, urul if it were deprived of them It would I . • ill inter-wt for the tra v e lle r Thougt, ..»,. t* accustomed to tlu n k of tins aggreg.i Mon us a univemity, yet iiolliing . . . o i l p*"»ihly Im* further fro m the truth It l.l no more like on** of our universities than Rollins College is. In Oxford then* are twenty-three H-parul- and ilistinct colleges, founded ut dllf-rent times |»y dill-rent |*eoplc, for i|iff*-ri-nt pur|M*w-«, some fiumdeil by I'rotest.int-, most of them founri««! by tiigh Clmrcli men or try royalty, urul they have notb mg m common exc**pl that they ar* the sam e town to g e th e r , hach a* t> independently of th e oth e r , th-ir chief ollicers go by dllTer—nt names, and tlu-v do not ut ull make up w but w- mean by a university. T o visit all th*»** twenty-lhr**** col- nevi in m.p •in. • 1 h .ill-* will I >» I 1 |.|-rsl <!.. I •it • •I ,n* |,r—•*.t |M-*.—Ill g *..r i old |li|l Ihi- . ■II. and III, Igln . *" I p.in !.. it it .I whi. li .ir» I » i •. *«• *«.i,l >1 «•( » ' .*li ’ I 1,1 . o|;< I*. ..r- fin •t * •I , •■ frort »• . I >.* i i» t..r,| », ,. \ "..rl . • t 1-g* - ,f |f. ».- » t ,... ".i. y It - ii.rrio i- t-.t .if for it a .i* f o u n - b - l o " * **• •* 1 o, .i|ipropri.it, 1 1. '* M .' it Mu . b.i|........: 11, 1« . . . j . ,*. ■ir. " in. *1 l.c.l , l-f tifili -tain,-l pi .IV AimloA, bu- ii*V••r -»**«' *1 1 1,1. A - <b^ I g t t * <1 bv n* 1.... .m .»r ti-*! t r1.11, Mt bi-n . i R e y Ho l d al,il t»l II»T" u»*r«' •11—lgll—1 bl g r . , ! I l i p . * I. ,|| t, .|b • ••1 .ircliili-cl uri • r■t * *1■ I .11.1 litui Ir.ilti .ill - o * r the world emm here to se— these till*•xiimphi-< ot in*, mrioii« .irchltis-tur*“* that have e\i*t*si during the last live in si \ - h i u r n — ro­ ar» ill •litler-nt pul •*••( t ,11 a l l * , i •-ting I ti i Ix fo r I puldl. lit.* ar I It.* f . I ii ..|desr H-. lf-o -1 *t.<*| where the nr*t It .c u l .i 'i - i »•' ... Mibb into f.nglisli I »* gb Lnghsh w i- ¡ *u ' *1 n id i of ground is mii fi-sti' y tor -..rii* fltl. ■»•■* III* -it. wlipfp 11 • • • lir^i reiLson Mail Oxford no lii'tdn. lilt-rest lege« and to see all th e m a n y interesting would -till be u (dace of r a r - beauty ■ightn th a t each one of them hnn to offer T h e Tham es runs .puetlv through tin *ould require no leaa tllUII two wi«*ks j I-Ige of till- town. Merr* it t- called On at least, and one ca n do no more than Isi- for a short d istance, and then it be visit the more famoua of them. T h e ) com es the T h a m e « again K .cry thing xre not situated to g eth er hut are «cut must be different from th* r*-t of l!ng lered about the town a m ong the wind- land, hence the t|dler*-nt name 11••r* ing streets where one runs across the en- one says "down to lam don,' while all trances to them before he is aware they tin* ri-d of Kngluml look* op to that •it •re near. Most of th e buildings are so and says "up to lauulon "Id th a t they are cov**r**d with u coat »>1 T o lake a row boat and row up and black decayed stone and give the im- down th** L is i- a rar* tr- it •*»••• ha pretision that they would not l*e the j a good chance to «*-«■ th*- far (anu-d utoet cheerful of placea to stay in. When barges unrhored along the «id- in a row °ue has passed through th e dark gates n-url> half a mile long °f the college« and benenth an archway Kach uf the colb-gi- has om- " f tin “Oder th e tower he finds himself in a 1 barges, which are very orna m ental -truc*P°t th a t is so beautiful th a t he f*«-ls tur**s, where the rowing crews inay dns*s. well repaid for the tro u b le of coming and where the stu d e n ts mee.t to talk nntl Itcre. This la the quadrangle, and I ' hav e a goo«l tim e socially. Rowing furhave never seen m ore elegantly kt*pt t h e r o n e m a ) pass old mills und l***-ka, and ■pota than then« quads. The grass is beautiful hills and (tastures with graxing perfectly kept, the w alks are elean and r a tt le , and little village«, and cottages n***1 Afe generally bordered with nestling among th e luxuriant foliuge the moat carefully tended f l o w e r s , while lndtssl the most pleasant m em ory of in many of thorn the in terio r wall» that Oxfortl is that of such un excursion down •urround the quod, are covered with the tile river to the village of I file)’. ivy th a t nowhere grows so beautifully Th e n again one m ay hire a bicycle for ** in England. a day, as th<- writer did and m ake an About theae quads an* the dormitories other excursion in to the !>eaiiu(iil farm »od other buildings th a t make up th*- ing country over |e-rf*s-tl> kept roads college. Usually then* is u cha|*el with up and down lull, now getting a splendid 1» fine old pip« organ for the use of view for a long d istance, now follow mg ^ ^ l hc«e chapels or and crossing some beautiful stream f jjw d r o k , fof aoroo o f them attain to whose artistic ston«* bridge is pictured »hat rank, that offer th e moat internet. in the clear stream below. I I I A f u l O f t l i «• a t ;• * *■ú & j j í ». l *«t*»t*rr b. 1W|¿ -----------------......................... «Msn.1*'. n..r..l., It- I1U. d . j u ‘ - .-. Il . .I, ( Um.slit esllit* ls**ifk Ia Macan ».I Hanford, KWwia, Will I 11*, oj i Kl-ri.la, , Alle-rl Muysl, «>( I'saala, Hurl.la, C lilT o n l It. Ito ya l, o f C m I i , Florida. IIKNItY S. CHUBB, Itegtater, I *xal l l-Tu*w-Mp Ih p ailm rn l Ir S of ih r i n t e r to? |g»rrl Olili»* at ( ¡ a l n m l l l f , K W k l a , O . t n U r S. 1912. Nuliw is hervtiv #iv**n that Jarom M Ilrtiwn, •.I <M in f iir il M n rh ia . * h u , u n J u ly 1*. |!M U , m a tin 11iiMi«*sie-u*| I n i r j V r u l N<* n T u i.lt, fo r u I i .*»••« • ••*■! I . ’ | •»» n « h t | r .'•* I t a n f v 2H •a * f . I i » I t a ( . 4 «.a-«- m « * r i « l t a r i k » « liU»l n n f i r r o f i n t i - t i i i o M is« i n a k i ' f i n a l f t » « > « a f | i r» » if . i n f a t A l i l u h ■ l a •»" *•» • le*rk th r l*l»|L «Is ti»«. l i te *, r i l e v i . (s e-fo rv Ihn »is*- i ir«-\itT ( ‘miri i t UrUntlo, Mon«la. on f h*- I It I v i l a r o ( N r t » i « t t i | « * - r . 1 V| * • !a n t i «ii» t a n « 4 * 4 11 ita » f i I t • 1. k lf \v •il 4 " . H li. . 1 M» l a * t MofU la f ti fhlá. J M |U«> a «s .. i \\ * \ \ 1 1 . lfal II lu*-* I. i kirkla a( ifi »r «l I » .( "S I IH f4 N *< • III llll llrfUlrr. •l» In« Ircull I null. Hr«rnlh Ju.llrta) I Irrull. Orana l mint» I |««r|«|a I. I »••>I«* I »IVIlf«»• I iiinia I tiny!. , 1 I o •4 ► I I ' *1*| • 4. ff« *f|i *!»• 4f?I*la »11 *f f I •**»is , liereill ff*l 111« «*tM|*Ull|4|il ni Iti«* aloi i «• '* . lti««l. »il*' »I *1 * 4>1 ti*t il. «-I |f*.|ol tf». . f. n*laril. I • I* Ult toltati *•• 4It14II1 that t hx* •. ' ’ ' * ....... .. f4 •I*•I '• .t• * » ' s * I I I>,n*u »II»- 1 m *1 -*«i* It •t**f •• I« r* I 1 «l*)- •r Im f In* lull a• la . • . •** ••« flilfs f A I » P* I J , * «Ms ««ml' -V M |m|I*!i*Ii**«| f • 4fl fIIf' I II •t 4 1*1. I lie m utual f r b n . l who had Intro ••urit >. t l**f i»14 " T i n peddlers ch**at ' e m " ^ •»•— - I* M Kiiliinxiit, •i4-rk ««f tin* rirrutl •bleed th e m left them to g ether It **1 I • «>*l I* *i «• 4 1 1 * 1 ' l » s *x-j»| ' l l * M a i l lilla " T h e y do '' had se e ln e d to th e friend that A» I* . f *• \ 1 * I'M' It) M• « *: g io hit H f ••1! »•T• i '1 i «ivi N *N f l.-rh fll-1 a i d H igh \\ ••I,' a . .|* |i w - i e I M V II w«r I 1• I t ' t c k mi t|, * prlfx mull -aid v »1•■11sit,*. *1 to m*.-t e a ch Y.-S I la I • En ■»! « o th er l l - r com pany was tu no »n> Y'-s sir it w*•!ti« r va•»imiti 1it# ti I... . - » « i i tn Mot, III! pptness a i d sho m ight* Ion «! •In* of U SUd 1 (foli f left Ml**III tog..*liar with a end le III I*. I».. If « Mil I *»l|t I 's« •««»h Jmlliial «muli »trcire w ti­ (••rt »H *11•• “.Il »• I >1 •» her lo-ar' 1 liliali I loM .i.t «»«It« ls I • »« « •Ii*l4il..ri • I *spi i lai It*era«1 aii*l II *f. U . ,,i a ..rth glanced down * I l'l.i*. Il.rv.l - •I '»|h rial II•.4»I Mini ! her,, f I Í. » . -t «« 1 I I— I. - g i f i trL st tin* dntt ri ftn g tti-n t fr*'in tli" 11* 1.1 *. I »I. . . . ( S... I >1 «ml hu I I«an(i* *o haw- - t U\ . 1 ’ ! »1* • • • al , f. , lltti •• a . '!.( that It had heel, (ds • ..i m i . I I . 1 1 . |a t • MW j a . 14 * Mil, . * f H J 1 !.. r. Mtn-s ar* i 11" *■ p*-»l Hi *1 p leasu re to 11 e*‘t iva.» I II' . 11..||« I • **f S | if r | il | ( . * « . | »t * to |e Ato . r Mi••«*h. ll It . ' • a . fc* •• * , I . if A il« s l a t ......I up at Mm Idg giant t 'll b - s s ili •• fnrif " s s «ili whom h - r s 1-.»! fo it.it « hud t iti|**d »* •• * 4 1 t • u. *' l»MII. > -4.1 1Ilf* t he MId* '* t «•!«» »1- I . 1* » f n h 1T. • ' ,« I la ! a i,i t. tii(nf*. M'.i.-r« t o r (in’ ll ‘I to I, Mn* tmp of • .. > « l -[ hock til-ss. rn urti »••• ' I) l . k* . J Th«» ii'linltat :■in flaunted It». If holdly tn uut.l . ••*« " a*l*ill. t » f a l •**l»lf\ fl» sh«)»« ---• 1 •• . «1.« » Uà*«- a|.» »rftairi a|Ni i|| I(««Ai! the mat, m «v.-s hut 111 tint girl s It • II - '»-« 1«t t *. .. 1*./«*r%t (£• *..,ut) I’l««f • a «» s w l f t l ) hidden 11 - a v y la s h e s la •!.*• I t - " I*« *»ril.f rti. *| 411*1 »glnlairil *val<l ■ «...... ‘U I - « I * # f**r tli» âl tM 'U tl l . « r UtHI.UUU OU. |w»> lime to tin* resell«*. a1*1« |ti (car* lr.»ni ‘la«»* «il Untiari»'«*. »I *» |K*r tvnl Wlien s h e looked up again ho was i int* !*»• t*. » aiir**iMi m 1*. f» I>.f» M * 4*i«I•11• i- ti»'« 1 \ n.it ifltal I liât Mil gn/tng at her fiesptfa tier uf 1• t J » ' •1 '• Isf I *1 •' lull l'wrrv, f.-tts th e color flamed Into h e r M**ft*la Ml •¡*a a lis-f* tl»r- i1*l|M lllgy las 4iltlll(| • Ii« 11 *•» * l a " V\ I . * h ti * J <i*l |f» ti f a« i»! i «m r t , . ch e ck s - ••-» I ■ -. - •r» at-.l «ll VVtint Is I t * " sho asked with a a*» ii tli h - r hr «at It •1«I .s| I In* flux**n haired man shook til« ' • l 1 « t ' • «' slit I d* -11 t k II" w he -aid I Just »•••'tli to he happy •• «M il * * f Muf­ »•la, |M*4ItlUtt* f il» lin Iiailtr lí I !*«• •lait', «»I Kl»«rthat s nil Mo tu rned and mens l«U ured his stop to her». "I will walk L rh <t| il»« kIkiY Wilnm«. Il M 11**1•in*«' )■Unnl o t nninl) irruif uiuM au«l ( ( .1r rk i homo with you. tf you will let m«*” •»turm*•»»«»!»••r• iht* Ih. Mh Il II -lay ul I ». tii|«s*f, \ I • A via was silent but her s lle n c o \'*\ • It *.t li* i |4|N*mi S I Itti -a a s golden to Hugh W entw o rth h . M \ II *« ar I I • I tils happens to ho my d ir e c tio n si».. ho said by way of hreuklliK Mn* m ore <>r b-»s disturbing moment |l»f Milli\it •Ir *1Ir. aI.« . l*i*r» u l i n g I*' a II.. 1* I t * ' Ails sm iled Ihell laug hed MOtllll. » t..r Ihr. ...'t'g ltt Y'-'i »nr*-tv tun«! Mili.k I im i t.| ..f g m i m a t t e , she «aid .................. f *f . •» -I 4ai ! r| |I*•ri, |• |«i AHi, Ml, odd e tp r e s s l o l l creeping till«» a|•i•' • * • gioì jiti». ifi I. iiMi «li» la» .*|l«-» Nif 4 i t ,.» t1 .« . • !•f . f .T e iraui*, her e x e s Hut I don't know what Is . •• **■- I•.* i » |»»i r (••**• I M i n n i n f « » |m 1 4 f .«), « , * o l t l i d Iti l . i f l ll f* »I»*- j »s-r»s*ri III** m a t t e r with III,* I feel e xactly «l*i *.g* 1 « -••t.s- «Itali (•«) an n u a li ) t h « «u n i «•f as If th** world w ere suspended In ». r»»,ai.*l «•»»•!) |ss-r«on «»r |n,r « » t n pn »r ti r ln c m mid air nntl we w ere waiting fo r it li . . . » « * «f**ri«ai*l »hall I«*- f u r m ' l i ) » ! Iiy t h r H t y ai»li a «» «r i ut ritiri.l.«-r, in •! ti r «aI» I«* liffun^, t-a»ily to ro n tln u o on Its w ay" Avis •tiu*ru -t.4* U at**l !•' »Itali atia «'h II un Mima m n » |.|M|ll(i |•I a - * ■»••aaa* * f.a »x-|ili la* —i |lrrfi«a^| laughed a tittle n e rv o u s laugh am i I hrr**ti> r.-mly 'Lai »hr Ìnrr^iiitif «»rUlnanc# glanced up nt him ns If In apology -a* *11*(• ai *1 *rtila I» i«a—•*•! I») thr flty fOUCirtl •i «li» I«»' fi *|a> -•( O» tulat, A l> 1912. for Iter i uglifies M W |.i »VKI I W e n tw o r th assum ed a ban terin g i if) t Irrk •I I*) fu* lina 2m| *lay «»I •»rlnl*rr. ^ I •, tone, but his gray e y e s were shining '1*1 with a now light. " T h e world will Will S t a g g e r on TUI I P e r l » h ." ' W H r E N iT l! V liyn r 11 »I. take up Ita revo lu tio ns -now Mint pink and whit« leav es apart anil you mid I have m o t.” ho said “I made no r**pr> fot a llm o T h e u s h e understand tin* world bus u way o f softly snld hanging In mid air on certain o ccn irm i ih Ami wlib.wers doll t have s u c h si,ms I Ii r i s never bo Torn re a lU c d glMitl tim e s e ith er It lie added "N ot h> « *1arn*-d s i g h t ’ " T h i s ts w tiers I liv e .” Avis put in "They must s***i many lonely hurriedly with quickly heating heart hour«" W e n tw o rth glanced up Mo had .J "Y’ou b e t ! ” been u n co n s cio u s of d irection or. In c " T l u - ie must bo n wife or th e re c a n fact of a n y th in g s a v e Avis bo no h om e.” And tiler** ' Ii** said , indicating tho "Y o u or« rig id wldder— dead ' ouho next door, " i s w h e re 1 llvo ” M right'" Tile blush*-» llnmed defiantly now M Now- the logical conclusion to s u ch In the c h e e k s of A vis. They w e r e a c o n v e rs a tio n ns th e above Is plain no lo n g e r asham ed but gloried In I to a blind rnqn T h e ground bail • V lr right to dance a t the coming of been plowed anil burrowed and Hugh W e n tw o rth No 1 R o ll Top O fr ic o D e sk . dragged rrndy fo r th e crop The "Then y ou —»IngT” »ho questioned — Kell ruil.in, l**o ili.ling «,in rr.l«, Widow Ratnplo had a perfect, rig ht happily S flore *|»lr liti ■•(!> lli.ilr r««y run* to look for the lo g ica l result, but It "I tr y ." h e told her. I ning liiawrts ou rach aule, or »up5= IkoariI il prricimi D i« « r n lock d id n't come. U n c le Abner had the "You »Ing beau tifully,” she »aid 0 •Ulninalic ally WoitK $12 50 lo ■ama right, but Just at the c r l t l c n l with »w oolly »erloua ey»». “but you S ii 50 tolmlcaalr •. m o m en t ho went to p ie ce * like un old need an accom panlaL” ;n b a rre l being ro lled down hill. Two Hugh look ed long and earn e stly In ­ . PRICE $10.90 m in u tes Inter ho was In his wagon to the e y e s Mint did not hide t h e n v driving off nntl snylng to himself •>*l* es from him. and h a tried to Vo S | | | | I| ^ 'I 1 I t»l|t lliiLana F a. ( t * < y " A b n e r Un'*-« you ar*- a dumb o|q cept r a tio n a lly the g re a t thing (hut ’ fraud and o t t e r to he fed ou frost tilt bud com « with »tu rtllng »uddenue»» ten tu rn ip s for n y e a r to co m e' You Into his l ife Mo only succeeded In , want the W ldder Htwnpln and th e singing s o f t ly : 60 N t ' l u i k l l « S i i m i - S i A * |e < l* l. F k i J l W ld d er Sam ple w a n t * you, but you "I need th ee so.” 1 Y omisi i t ■*. i li musi s G. T . B U N T I N G h a ln 't got tbo g rit o f a groundhog to aUL for b « rr ■ - •* * * * * * I iainrw v tllr. M o r t i l a , N«»ltiv « h er*hy C"‘’b that Jam «« K lluyd, of ^alíf^^rli. M urata, »bo, un Auffnti ll). ItH /T . rnado l|um«»irai| Enlry SU iTffjU S - nal. No ühlf?) lur V . j of NW t and W ’tj « » / SK'», Sutton i. To* t i« h l|> JO a«»u th . U «n c«> ¿'J ««»(. l'altaha.»»»» Mrridtan. h a« (IW noth'« of intmtlon U > rnakr final ftvr > rar froof. to «»lahli*h • • la tin lo Ih# land al*o\r fit»«!. Ii'ltifr Ihr 1U fk of ihr l ’limit .¡¿t-------- (Copyright, 1111, by Associated Literary MAIL ORnF.RS PROM PTLY FILLED F ra g ) *-.>s ;t l aai line nt «*f ihr Inlrrtnr ^ e *. - t ,-J ■ •) ______ I btSim ìlH iÉiSaa 's* ~-~k~.frAx' ì �October 22. i s t ; TME SANfORD'MERMO THE SANFORD HERALD rv U U h e d E *c ry T u M da y and r r K la j M o m m i H t THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R J MUll Y. Editor W. M. MAYNtS. B u s in e s s M a n a f r r • u b a o r l p l l o n P r i c e . 8 2 OO a Y e a r In A dv a n c e D elivered la Iba C Itr by c a rrie r $2 OO pet year la advance or 20c per m o n ili P a y m e n t * In a d t anew m uat be m ade at u ffk e and »«yeing th at he gets more than the little end of the bargain with the con­ sumer but wu submit that the uuto cratlc altitu d e und ill-advised methods of William Chase Tem ple are not now a fully understood met hod in the process of. evolution leading to that end. Plilalka News. O Y E L L O W JO U R N A L IS M HEAL E STA T E FIX< HANGK NEED OF THE DAILY APPLE Will It*- Formed In Sanford I »morrow Afternoon Something that has long b«a-n needed in Sanford has ! h s - ii a Real Estate Exchange FI very other city of any size has one and Sanford iias long los-n t inhome of so many good real i-*lat*- agents liut has I k s -ii prolieient in this res|H-cl. A real estate exchange means that all of the real estate dealers will form a fra­ ternal society thut will promote n better feeling among the members, that will confine the list of*properties to the mem­ ber who first obtains the right to sell tlu* property, hut in wliicli every member will lake an aetive interest for tin- clo'ifx all of them will endeuvdr to -*-|| it nix lisiV of running down pro|ierty simply 1m*cause a rival agent hupp«-iiH lo have it ’for sale. T h e exchange will protect tlie buying and selling of real estate and confine the husini-Hs to nienilH-rs, elim­ inating the curbstone broker who has operated here in the past without pay­ ing n license and without being in the business legitim ately or eVen having an office. T he exchuYige will help thq men who sell property, the men who buy (iro|H-rty and the man who either wants to buy or sell and will help to sepuraU* the n-ul estate man from the iak*- land business thut has done' so much fo in­ jure the sale of Florida lands. T h e first meeting for organization will he called at the oflire of tin- Howard Parkard Fund Co tomorrow afternoon at thr«-e o'd«M-k and all I lie real «-state men of this city are inviti«! lo atii-nd and tM-come memiiers. T h at or Soma Other Form of Fruit Provide* Juat the Elem enta th * Body Require«. D octor* ngreo that tho ancient ad­ age that "an apptu a day keep» the doctor away'* !* not without aoino foundation In fact F'rult acids pró­ vido tho bjodd with needed elem ent* and those are specially needed In warm w eather when the stom ach loathes nil m anner of baked m eats Men have a craving for alcohol that Is so nearly universal that some peo­ ple consider It the human body's nat­ ural craving for n germ icide T h e al­ cohol In fruits Is the valuable germ i­ cid e that uifUiro Intended tnnn to have. T h is germ icide of alcohol Is Injurious when tuken In tho shape of Intoxi­ can ts, but boneflclnl when consumed us a constituent part of fruits Tho cuso of carb olic add nffords an analogy to this of fruit and alcohol. No sane person would think of drink­ ing carbolic acid ns an agent of health, and yet tho ch em ical laboratory called tilo body secretes minute am ounts of carb o lic acid, a fact Indicating that It Is a neceeslty to nature's housekeeplng. E a te rs of fruit obtain the germ ici­ dal alcohol beneficially because nat­ urally. wherens drinkers of nrdent splr Ha procure their alcohol In unnatun 1- \ r largo quantities, and th erefore In a highly hurUuJ shape Tho dally apple or grape or some o lh er fruit Is an Indispensable nr th * ly broad It la n part of the hnttsodailyhold bill of faro that should not he overliHiked at any season, und least o f q11 a t this. Who knows, too, but what tho rond from excessive Indul­ V T he Music ( luh gen ce In alcoholic stlm ulsnta runs grnpo T h e M ti*ir ('luh held their regular from wine or elder through meeting af th«* studio of Mrs. Kannie Jute® snd other Juices or fruits (o fruits M uii»oli Satiirda> aftrrn«Hin .it I • I*»« W plentiful consumption of the tiieuioolvea Mrs ('lumi«* M«,rnd«»n. th«* leader (*»r I tie aftiT^Min. vauff uiialil«* to Im* |»r**^nt W h e n C a n a r y Came Into E u r o p e . .»nil at her n(«|iii*«t Mrs M m t.*#.L T h e iitiitu ) was Introduced Into »•tutrge id I h$* m«*< ting E u ro p e ¡in a « nge hud tu th e la tte r Frantz l.iffzt, |»iani*t and run jm.s* r purl of llm fifteenth or e a rl) (.art of thu e lite .-n th ««-tilury. and has now kV»1J4 till' iul»j4*4't Ilf Htud\ M rs T \ \ uv» ton r* id m • x- •** <iiti/ spread all i .v .r th.- •1 * 1 1 1 / . w.i| Ul The disgusting artiele in several state pu|K-rs regarding a negro pugilist en­ C ate red a* eecood-claat m a ll m a ile r A u f u i l 22nd gager! in white slavery In Chicago is 1908, a l the Poatoffice a t S anfo rd, flo r id o enough to cause the people of the state a n d e r A c l o f M a rrh 3 rd . 1879 of Florida and every other southern Telephone No 148 state to boycott all the pa|>en< that gave „ Office In Herald BuUdln* spare to the article. Ju st why the lurger dailies should allow such an article to Ik- published and go into the homes of southern people and Ik- read by ladies und children is beyund. comprehension. Aside from the disgusting features and insult to w o u iu ii Iukm I everywhere this pandering to the depraved tasti-s will cause trouble in every large city in the south, incite the depraved negro to law­ less acts and cause a sta tes of disrespectfor the law-s and the |>eople und gen­ erally disrupt peace und chaos will reign until hliR)d washes away the memory. WE WIN WITH WILSON Pugilism is to blame for the name of a negro roustabout to be emhluzoned T H E D E M O C R A T IC T I C K E T upon the front puges of- the sporting It For President: sheets. Pugilism is to blame for tin* W O O D RO W W IL SO N , of New Jeraey. killings and clashes of the races that For V ice-President: have followed the first meeting of a white T H O M A S R . M A R SH A L L of Indiana brute and lilaek brute in the prize ring Presidential Electors: Pugilism is to blame for flu- shame of JE F F E R S O N B. BR O W N K American womanhood when tin,-« black J. FR E D D eB E K R Y brute took a wlulr woman from the C H A R L E S K. JO N E S slums for his wife und pugilism should be W. C H IP L E Y JO N E S wiped from the slate by the drastic laws L E L A N D J . H E N D E R SO N of the land. II. C. SP A R K M A N If there Is not one white m in in Chi­ cago with enough blood in his veins to Congressman, 8lato -at-L arg e sh«H»t this black brute on sight, then a C L A U D E I/ E N G L E h-legutioii of southern men can attend Congressman Second D istrict to the m atter. II the editor of The FRAN K C LA RK llerald resided in Chicago today he Governor: would Hot hi-Milati- to kill Un- black ma PARK T R A M M E L L ligio-r of every while woman in Chicugo Secretary of S ta re . and kill him on sight. T h is would I h- an II ( ’ . C R A W F O R D answer to his statem ent and to all such ( 'omminsiom-r of Agrindtuntalk indulged III at the ex|M-nse of virtue 1> inli'iestm g |»it|M r. giving ;» i$rief -akrt« IW A. M cR A E . and ch astity . In this connection we of several of Liszt’s most notisi ■ |,u|»ils*’ charge the state pa|M-rs that gave spaci' win» in U'l'oimng faniotj** i ¡ i.t' , » u *1 T roasurer: lo tins article with being yellow, with i,nin|HM,fN. add«*«! Ir*-'!» |,mr* I to t h* J C. L I N I N G . lM-llig derelict III their dut> towards the w reat ii of faint*, iTiiwniitg th* iiiiinortt A ttorn ey General. higher ideals, with lieing careless in their l»ruv% and ineintirv ol tinir illtMrmu i T H O M A S F. W E S T duty toward the younger generation and t$*arh«*r C om ptroller: 1*1it* «iiM*uv*ion ll«i u l*i.i t$11 i Mavi tig i with being short on southern munhlMxl W .V K N O T T and ehivalrv. and Iasi bill not least with ha*» l , r«»gV«'^»#M| vi ,i l i . l t « . \t*>» M ,! lii* mutu al |*.»r» t !.. (.«rogran hemy commercialized t,• such an esti-nl •von Superintendent Public Instruction \4*r ] lli.it the) used I tu- serv ie,- of the Ao*o SAtill il (11|til VAvd til** dl**«’l|V«|llf I A \V. N. S llE A T S ciatesl Prens and paid for it lo gratify •h-ligliKul o Mr- i l \\ 11r i-1V' - - ih . tint mi i«, C O U N TY D K M o C R A T IC T I C K E T their am bition to give the readers all th*v m l m * .»■> .i < .i-, itili, i N. R . i d ..in . i For Memlx-rs of Ibe Is-gislature S A tiews, regardless nf (he -.UUllty of 1lie I.1-/I " |*ll|*ll" Mil W.I-- Il I 1-Ml|>.llili-i| Robinson. Orlando, F'orriwt Fake, Sun home, regardless of eha.sl.it), regurdless •in lh<- piano l«v M i« trini Ri.ul. of morals aiul religion and being yellow ford. SI i-v- I. .JirK-phuu« I i.iim ri'ii ,ii •tun For S ta te Senator Nineteenth District to tile core have lost or should lose tin panitil l»> Mr-. Elnn-r Raiuhtll. -ang very reaped of the right thinking people of Arthur E. Donegal), Kissimmee. charmingly an IriBh love -mng bv \rihur For Judge of the Crim inal Court T the south T h e Herald n-peat.s that tills actum of Finiti-, ¡imi a- an i-ncnri- K it IiIi -i -ii bv P. Warlow Harry laiwdeii. For County Solicitor, W. E. Shine the daily pa|n-rs should Im- condemned Mr- Filmer Ran-1 nil n •t rib 'itn i i . 1 1 . alike by press and pulpit commereial Orlando. |i|i-a-uri- ni til* •1 ib « a *. «1-1#-. i I sm I| i s and i-illic.ilign.il bodies and a For Clerk «if the Criminal < ourt \ Idyll bv M .Ifg.in I I ,|t.* .i tul i I •• storm ol protest- should Is leveled .it Wichendahl. <Irlundo ihnvi-n Si.n.il.i i l|> '.-i I ir-1 M .iv.nn l • acb and everv one of th* pup«-rilutl F’or SheritT, Ja n u s \ kirkw .aat. i ir published the press «li-p.it.-h last F ridii> Mli-gru lando. The nuini-n ol nine new ineinlieni wenFor Clerk of the Circuit Court, II. M. from Chicago. vote on. und thn-c more nuini-n were proGoing fa rth e r, the sta te legislature Robinson, Orlando. |h»sikI for niemlM-mlup Th e vice |>r«-n should frame a bill to become a law funk­ For Tax Assessor, Arthur Hutt, Or­ ing it a crime punishable by luw for a ident. Mm. 1). \\ Rr-.nlv. gave the un-in lando legitim ate newspn|ier to print such m at­ In-m their |iri-itv new year i.inik« whn I For Tax Collector. \V E Atn_rije dr ter und tin- postal authorities should te- were n--ently printi-d lando After the ■ ''«ig iif the mil 1■y lb. For Superintendent of Sc Imoln. J F ittsv them adm ittance to the mail" -4-cri-tury. S' «en Muhniuv tin < ) M cK innon, Or'undo llllelllli ||1Ji•-1r For Comimsaioner. D istrict I, I I S P E E D <»N M11N1 1 n PE WoodrutT. Nanfiinl East niglii on tlie l.ake Region - won A rriiirnlall) Shin r m . elf F'or Conuniaaioner. D istrict No 2. derful autom atic tyis^-casting Monot>|xl esti-rday afteriioo ;lh \v ij W ' S. W. Eldredge, Apopka machine, we witnessed tin- production liuins, of the firm of U . Inon« A- ,\, : F’or Commissioner, D istrict 3. J . L. of nearly 3,000 ems of It-udisl eiglit |a>mt, start«-«l to pull «me pa|a r from u drawer Dillard, W inter Garden. or one inch more than one column of this For Commissioner, D istrict 4. M. O. paper in the remurkahly brief spurc of of his d«ti' he |«y«-<! u pi«tol from Undrawer -vith it :m V m -on..- manlier <li« O verstreet, Orlando. 37 minutes, including one stop of a few charged the sain«-. lu -|hall entering lieFor Commissioner.. D istrict 5, E L. minutes. Th e m utter produced wits fh«hy part of Ins left naml on tin- inside Brown, Fort Christm as. that found in the Sorrento, Um atilla und For School Commissioner, D istrict 1, Mount Dora letton*, together with the und coining through on tin- iiulaide. making u raggevl wound. Mr \\ illnims Jam es A. Knox, Orlando. three' ornam ental I k ix border heudn rushed to Dr. Rotmnn's office and re For School Commissioner, D istrict 2. therein. Fluitia L ak e Region. ceiv«-d mo.Iical attention, several stitcln-s D . L. Thrasher, Sanford. T h a t’s going some, Hro. Woods, for a For School Commissioner, D istrict 3, mere man, but our little girl on the Mon- la-ing taken to clone up the wound, lit­ is renting easy at this writing Jm l the W. M . Edwards, Plym outh. uty|K> in T h e Herald office knocks off For Supervisor of Registration, W. L 3750 ems every forty minutes, which is wound is very painful and will prevent the use of the hand for some tim e .' *itr. Dolive, Orlando. lieuling your man haniLs down. Those W illiams' ertcupe from death was m ar­ For County Surveyor. J . O. Fries. Monoty|K-s are sure running some. velous, when considering thut the w«-apO — on was |K)inted at short range at his hody l' G E T T H E HOOK Open Air Hand Concert anil only missed him hy a small margin. J C. Chase of the Florida fruit firm Thursday night, O ct. 2-lth. at 7:30 of Chase & Co. has thrown the hooks p. in. in the Park pavilion hy the San ­ into General M anager Tem ple of the ford M ilitary Hand, I. N. Nash, director. Florida Citrus FIxchange in a manner Program: th a t ought to do th a t gentleman good. M arch National F’encihlea, Sousa. M r. Tem ple, who has been predicting a Overture, Superha, D albey. „ grape fruit glut and a $1 m arket for this Polka, Brown's Autograph, Casey. choice breakfast food, and who issued C ornet Solo, Mr. Nosh. / a statem ent to the effect th a t 500 cars W altz, Songs from Heaven, Strauss. of tho fruit left Florida the first week in Russian Carriage Song (D escriptive), O ctober, was called by M r. Chase in a dig Thornton. nifled article in the Tim ea-Union of M arch, From So n ata Op. 35, Chopin. Tuesd ay. M r. Chase shows th at In­ Selections from " T h e Pink Lady,'* h a a n o t a ffe c ted o u r jo b stead of 600 cars, hut 173 ears left the C aryll’a, s ta te up to the 7th Inst, and that not all Celery Tojw* (Sanford Cake W alk), of these were filled The Florida Citrus Simons. Exchange is entitled to much credit for G av atte, T h e First Kiss, Schultert. Work already accomplished and will in Pastimes on the Levee (D escriptive), future we trust prove an ini|N>rtant fac­ Wiegand. to r in holding up the hands of the grower Conclusion P atriotic Selection. p rin tin g p ric e s . d o in g «■* ». .il ¡ . . . . v. '' To R *cl*lm 1,000,000 A cr**. T h e Egyptian governm ent ha» begun one of tho m ost coatly and comprehenilvo d rain ag e p ro jects fo r the reclam a­ Hon of lands ever attem pted by *ny fov em m en t In the world. Its object to m ake cu ltivable 1,000.000 acr** i of fe rtile land In th e d elta of lower Egypt. It Is estim ated that the work will require four y ears and $16.000.000 will be roqulred for drainage, and \ like am ount for Irrigation Ninety per rent, of the Und redeem ed will t>* owned by th e governm ent. The prlnrlpal o b ject of the p ro ject Is to r* deem a fertile but now wnrthl#»» re­ gion of the delta under cottun cultlvs lion. W onderful Metropoli*. T h e r e ur»* In l>-n>b-n in*<r». Seid« iiii-n (hah In A h<* i d w.-ii more Irish t han In Ihildln. in..re J e w * than In I'ulentlii)-. ami inurn Roman C a t ho l ic * (han In Horn«- English Dog* a* Dea*ts of Burtlen I n t l i I.* * «l ogs * . - I .- e m p l o y e d dr * wng n« I b i m i g h ill«- e t r . - . l s I .«.t:<1<■h ns ib.-v nr>- U"W In p a r t s to of of Europe. Each In M l» O w n Sphere. T h e man win. *w.-.-p« ih,- slrc«-ls Is iloliig as much sol vice lo the s la i n as thu m an who fills thè pulpit or s its lu tho s e n a to r's « hair. T a x a tio n . “In w hat respect do you complain m being ov ertax ed ?" naked the pursus slvo cam paigner. "W a ll." replied F'arm er Cornicia*«], banditi* him «everul lingue «if liter» tur«, "chiefly In ro ip ect lo lu i (•redoli! v ” A rch leplscope I Feast. A rorrueponduni h«-iii I s uh ib e tliar«rial for a dinner glvon by the Ai fi bishop of York In 1408 T hree !im «ir «<d ijuii; l.-i s of wh«-at. 38U t uus of » .«• 104 tuna of wine, 1 pR>e uf »pi« u«l wine, 80 fat oxen, fl wild bulls. 1 - i sh«-"-p. 3.UM0 hogs. 300 culv .1 «••••Se. 3,000 cnp«ins, 300 t«lgs, I«««« (•« n il kn, 200 cram s. 2<«0 ktd». 2.0«««« <Id- » «•ns. 4.000 pigeons. 4,000 rnhhlls i- I hlilt-rn, 4.olio ilui'ks. 400 herons tdicasau is. ton partridges. 4,ou«i w. ! lo c k s , 4oo plovers. 100 r-urlew ■lualts, 100 egrets, 200 roes < ' h llik s, 6.fun; V.-nlsuu pasties, dlslo-s of Jelly, 6,000 custards plkw, 3<«0 bream, 8 weals, 4 porpole.-« and 4<nC3arls Th«*r«> were l.ooo a . : . ' tors. r>2 cooks sud M6 scullions n r i or respondent Informs uh limi M * >. ih orlly does not sta le In whal «Ir. .in stan ces the dinner was given, or « many guesta aas«-iumed. I’ussil.l« som e rea/ler mny be alilo to tjir..» light OU the subject I aiIIi Iiiii (Robe For Engraved Cards See The Herald Are You Alive? I " ' l " ' Ln I i li.it now i- (In- (m u- in ta k e nul n |m>Ii « > in a re p u la lile L ife Inaurali« e ('«uii|iaiiy YOU MAY BE DEAD! D aln y . Tom orrow . N ext Y e u r, nm l for in ju s lic e . Y o u a re ilm ug th e m •I'Ai K niuk let me mi e x p la in nil y ou r th e f.im ily not provnlral M E E T M E F A C E TO (irin eip n l |m>i 111s n lx n it the I h-s I life in su rn iin * |ai|ieies. D. L. THRASHER O m e t IN H ik a l i . Him, S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A I FAVORITE FERTILIZERS! ARE T H E R E S U L T P R O D U C IN G KIND £ 0 ,e y f i e ns g«xx| os careful supervision and honest methods can mnke them a o rv flJc v r u u M a - UILKIJS F R U irS. PO fA rO ES. TOMATOFS. MELONS, q l,LANS- NTRAWHF.RKIES. LCTrUCE. CELFIRY and oil truck crops. . W R ITE FOR BOOKLET 3 INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER J A C K S O N V IL L E , J. e. P A C E , Af*nt - COMPANY F L O R ID A S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A W e ’re atill c o m m e r c ia l w o rk o f a ll k in d * a t p rice a 1b f a c to r y to y o u . ,C - c. Money W ell Spent. During th * laat y ear 161 bride* r*. colvod tho 160 due them hy th,. « ¡| of OHv*r Sm ith, the fa iry godfather w( tho D erkshlros. O liver Sm ith » „« ijj, u ndo of Sophia Sm ith , founder uf Sm ith oollege. and his death ln 1846 left hi* proparty, amounting IO $370.000, to bo u**d for various ch»rl tie*, one of which was tho giving „f $60 to overy bride who v u « r*tldent of N ortham pton. Amhort. Hadl«y, Hadfield. Dearfield or W hately Hlno* 1846 $283.000 ha* boon distributed to bride*. In many In stan ces the bride groom received $600 bocauso of a pr«v vlalon In Mr. S m ith 's will giving ih*t am ount to a young m an whou bo coni plot«« learning a trade. Another priv vision of tho will helps poor widow* provided they aro resid en ts of th« towns named Already upward of $2 000,000 h a* been paid to widow* «nd young m en who h ave learned a trad*. a a t- A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald ill Rent Your House For You .1 j " . �October 22, 1912 IMI NASI T in ' NI.-! . I >r * n » ' Flillip» I n .l .t. Bom, to M r. nml Mrs. R . H. ling« r a fine baby tniy. J . V. I)**nlon, the commission man. i, in the city for u few days visit with In, family- ' I n! OKU minili |(i.i 11\> M i l l * ounl > s u n in in . H im . f e d V V ** 'share >d llnnur« I In- regular a ’ I.ual meet g yf the I It. M |»»|< .r. . ' Miai in i n.i'i I ■i\„< m ia 1 "y lerian i i , .r . t, Id .1' mu i’ al I " o n wa> in id ni l: .... .i,| \ , o. i n i j Uollie of \l -v M I I I . I I . tt til, Height» I n.|., k I II " t i l Ki. i.ii . >ud coread»"« U Itefreslo f "t tin !ir»t itn , tiii, orgaiuza by t he liwl.-vi and I I , U . 'mil wu.» found, d It.. \ < I. R 'y Co a ideasant .- ..,1 i,,|f ,r ; .'.lid all I III* e.\JH'tl»«'» of t ».,. || ,vt|ng. ill. The ( h n e r i.vul i lull, I•••-«•>•I ||| | haling a un»,l rnjnviiM f trip tip the St tile young ladies ..f t|„ i nm;»| , lam e. River, where many liptnrir poinfs church, held its l i f t ous ting at Mu i , . .• I were viewed t•V I lie mellll.er« Another opportunity (o do tin* duly a su b ject T h e next l olltlliue.l the \ m o s t enj o y . i h | e . a , wi ll a- l us t r i l i l i v e 'i*»r> using tin .rr., |. n. n,. m e . (log |. r e|. ort . . t ■ , tt,. in, i i i h e r s I. all. T h e I lire.id of II.. «t,.r_,‘w.i........ imued until a |,n n roman, e w t.,|,| W a d e . I /te I o n e r i t r ia n d o (f I »ellflous refreshiiu u i, m.'I i tl.eii served % ir load of horses and mules at Hand Bros.’ Stables. YKT Tin- Hank Account' YOU . . . . . . ... • I lias engine \ i iiiragr I , . Te)..ir, t I .Njierr II» . a I I all Harry Ward has reruriicd from a trip ' i " to l>i*catur. Indiana, where In v» . all. 1 vt l.y (tic wrious illmsvs of In, lall.er IP left him gn*atly improvusl M h Fountain.' is sl.ak.i,,: with old Sanford friend, lo d a. II. now engaged III demonstrating tin gro.< mg of vegetables at Fellstncre I arm , \ l»crhy, a former resident >! r •, l. llt Il l .W of I III C||y, l ‘u is to ).; i t , * I| Ninfofd Mollili»« f i , is if I lot D e p o s its A b s o l u t e l y I n s u r e d John Keane, the well known travelling salesman was m the city today •ailing •m the local trade John i, one the original Wilson men tynil i, putting in »omo good licks as he travels over tin* country. PEOPLES Il M M MCI 1 11. Ihr. BANK OF SANFO RD K s r K V K N S . V l*i«■• Il F. TOt.AK. C»»h.»i ■I , *I M , 11. i a a In IS If I I r. '>/»nl»>r»l M.i • Im»»* A* (•.i r;ik!•* ( ’«• fn tf / / Chase & Co. i \ It I' I S II IfN W \\ I I I I . at |m n i i r s V|,|>l v BORES ON RAILROAD TRAINS WANTS! Ml I o r i l i M K rr I I m m u t i! M «* «• «1111 w ’ I hr « « i t ni W o n..» ,' Iu a fi T O M O R R O W l Id \l! kiinlN •»! ft ^Mif va ik C '.m / » "• cf T» , » i . « T r » , f t « . i W»io I n s ' s t * o R e v e a l i n g b o c re ta . (■ s ' ’m i » ; " h"W wf..-|l ' r ¡I v , I ! l , K UI*. I I . « " "»VII ani PU ) l i m i in , nr i . in P 'Ted w l 't l ih*'» w i l l Ti, I k • • w l i i i t t v c r s tr u t , s v r I I , " » i n n f o f " i., I.M . 'ii y »•» u n d l u l l i l o " fi» h 1 1 » K . re i ». l o o O n c e . In t !»«• illc s s IlIK that m m v o w n ." w h is t * " « th« w om an w h o lina i <>ni" n u t f m i l l »he n e l l ae. •I. ti " '««tiHthlv to off. t y ou a m i f » fill«* h u t ' e u l l v t " tl«*»l ll«‘ l » e l f ,l. k I I:.'»«, p uff» . 0 , 1 t : n and d to K eth er I vc hi .us Id o v e r • ! " • ’ w - . r l h " f b ra id « m .d a w l ' . pea I 'l e a a tn . ' • t,• " iHh• I t la much m o re «Ulti, »»It b an d i« H.« c h e e r fu l, e i p a n t l v " woman who h a , I lia d « lip I n " m i n d lh l\ Í o I In« I «il li Issili* \ 1 m lrr / k. * il 1 .• 1» u p t,. ..i ■ -• • *1 M « I» ''' U. 1'1.,'it» t I ' l . f t »' K i l l ' .1 i 1 ( .1. r I'M. . N. . I plant.» u, a (• » ,1 , 1' (iiMicral I n s u r a n c e A g e n t s \ t. i ah i I Y\ • t*l • •1 ■« li 1' :• I T . ’ '- * $1 U .. . • i t" IP . . . r ' t • 1 1 .• III •i* Cc.l.t « *111-•r SANFORD. ;.......... .PI. 1 i F*.r I ! * ' I I u** * • M. i:. ,..d .' •' »'* o II... i•« ’ 1 • • ••' \ I .c • I ' FLORIDA 1 I .,r ... ■ 1.' N• • . ••• . t tag« Large p.i r■t ry, I |.»»« t .mil Path com plete I cutr;ilH I«, . d e l \pply at '. " I I’.iluu-t to \ v* 1 , 11 ...•i- Vegetables \.t't . - .. m h Florida Fruits 1 .1 . ; n \ ¿it* l*e ")d ", *1 « " n s l l i m . K S «il Fel nil »I . k II» -v I m ' u I ' Im ■e I" "I, « I* Mr. and \ tr, F I’ For i to M“ ¡..o • . i, l.d I H o . , ' »« » I I' » ed ' have today for New 4 oft, ihd "'ta f l ! g t d « - l l li e r f i ll lie f imitai« I * t P U l P> |>oml.s east, where Mr. Forster will enjoy t.dlli.K h e r th a t I was une! a well earned vacation. They will he I .«*, m s e r i o u s c on M de n.'«s are fre gone for several weeks. q uelli " F ve h a r d i ) a h a i r on m y b e n d Rung»' is e*|Ms't»,l home from N e w •»deans tomorrow, where he a t " •d. >1 •lie annual meeting <>l tin I mted It.•! tier, I luring III, absence loe 1». M ' ' held down the oflice of tin ( m oa T , W,.rk, Il .. O PEN I Hr. ng v...il dd I m , % . ar agi t o f■*r vnl. . ;. If you want a giasl live p a s» iig ir tonn» o f u I ’ll 11mit li . a w o tu h li w h o m I touring car in fine •oiuhlmt, ill n. ., I . i v.■ ti"v«'t »«su, f l u n i Hin t d a r to (fils tin's, two of them puncture proof, corin' I to ld i n " w i t h e x a c t d e t a i l nil a bo ut « r.-. "tit » c a n d .il In h e r f u n d i r w h ic h to the Herald ofllee with $ Cat and '.v . ■ , >,».1 k. ;.......... ,.f f t . " I » l'e ra o rd ì it today I , *1,.' m •»' »' r«u *T r' Te* ' S ,• ! . .1 .1- Ina I H l.uoll lull'll \ . « I I, |Mll The hairview lie e v |,e its .• , «»me of Ins Sanford pro|HTty wl.il. t..-• The Sanford Herald lia, a g.....I , P m , .1.ile f iy sal*' cheap l ivi | m > • • touring car and fletter than a new m , tiomg at $tfitl and lir*t l.uver g et, in. car .' .11 I " II IO If may brine ciurrernticN you cannol meet witliont preparación While til)' We, dill r i~ led buy you At the sam e e l f t i o n . a hoard of thr««' dried chipped Ins-I at *\\. \V. Long's Tho (Ja te C ity House has brought bond tru s te e , were e|ei ted *"\ prom grocerg. Sliced on an American slicing y l tf down the high cost of living. Only $4.00 mellt ritl/ehs ii.i ri h a p p e a r i d o i l t III machine. tier week for the finest table hoard in Imil ut. and the tlin-i follow .hg I , i d I tu I ar load "I |inr~i u.d o .le-- al II irul thevity. Sts' Barker. ‘J .s-tf ! m.ijorit . ot voi. i ast 1 I II It- •, i ' . i a u lit i EXPECTED I’ K K I» A K K FO R w i|. s o .m u (i. I. laiurks, the well known coinm i- í I In* getter il [ a), ot sum man is hack again and read;. i*>r il.i r e a d • In • li w o n e d , l.lg vegetuhle crop that Sanfo rd . »[•••'• In have this season 11AVK FOR SO 1 . 0 N (i A T I M E S U O I 1.1) HK Ol'KNKD T O D A Y J . l ’ N I) O N K (Jet your choice now. K. T . \\ iKnirufT', i ullage on Third S c Orlando Voles the llnnds is for rent, to d«*sirahle occupant 1T-lîp ^M rs. J . L. Moon of F t. M eade is the T h e proposition for I triando to issue guest of her brothers, H. II. Chappell and f I |o iioo ni h o m | , h»r sewerage p u r ) ...... -» Hors«', ami lililíes Itami Uros have I'ick out your dunce A. R. Chappell and foinilh's. earrn-d so strongly at till- elect t,it held a c;»r load on Mofiday lliat it iii.r. I , » ,,.) ’,iiu We are i‘i|iiip|S'd lo ti.i n d i e >uiir re|niir Ale* L ittle is in the city this Vi it*k minis it'd-. si ve. work Sanford Machine A " ar.igc Co shaking hands with old friends and look tin i 11 v ri'gistend l l n i ’ t. ,g.iu f >t fn |H|( ing over the ohU low n. Me is selling vv hile 1 , | Vote.) o favor of it I ar load of luirse, .n d o. ih s il Hand Sun fertilizers. ( >!llv 'll ill •• id' ; li'.i. 'la id * l o t . . .<k i i .on i i... w, • . The cry for more houses g ,,'« up in II. I III ■ T . i Sanford and though more of them ar. . utt tig ..)! n. .i being built every du> the d e m a n d > v | l o g . a n . ... p t I l . i \ i * a h o lm it . l l u reeds tlie supjily. < ■f,f\ W hat Does It Mean To wound i.ver a mind»« r >>f u^ |,1( ,ri ( I *r l ot , i s \|, k » e „ of i » r i a n d ò h I., . J. A. M cKenzie, of the M o p e , I'.rti was unwound l *v llu voung « h o •ml I »r t »l i t er I M il. r » a , .-le. t. il a liter Co., is in the city on huainc*« eonf "Ulul the sp«Hi| .1 »lory Will. i I h s |hmi| .m Ul ei nl i er of t h e e \ e e i l t i v e I' . i mmi tfi *«' nrcted with his linn. •T. K . B ates is busy on his ateriopUcon by the hostess. Y •* icheme and already has enough contributlrs to moke it a succem. '■‘ A "\ V s \ ,T:! r / Many Sanford people attended the IlufTalo Bill and Bull Moose Show') at < f Mrs Henry \\ igld f ildav a " . " ' ,,t, \ m n n g t h e o t l i . u r , ,•!• . t.-.| for tin- e n Orlando yesterday. A fter the I.II me»» I,,; |M ' ' Ulllg Ve.ir w e - 1- .13 f o i l . . . l ‘ r. - , |deot Rev. J . W. Wildman is with i f again after a few months spent pleasantly at hU old home In Virginal. S M- ! H A N SO N M O D F .K N M l'il S 1 IO K Ml K F .P A IR SHO P Wt «Rh DON I HY •-I ........................ ..... • FLI-X T R IC M A C H IN ER Y i l- V,,, I (M Wr %l J ,i «I Sii r. I N f | l lh«*n In C'lly Hr«l»u(»nl "• t a l k t o on«' " f h e r o w n » «nJ who « • r. til it »1er . 'i.Ji.r «ir o irc tl.', at h e a r t n v e r y good s o r t, h ut » h<* I l ,ill,. Nt ili (in« •• p«" nun,ili .»n«l m « 'r e l y h a p i w n a lo h«> a f r i g h t f u l h ö r« , ) .»(■•■ o » «I t h a n It 1« t o d I s e m i n i n e Ih«« advance« of t h o o f f e n s i v « t r a v e l i n g m a n . who, a c c ln g a w o m a n a lo n o , f««*!* t i 111' h» cnn follow u p his r u d e a t a r e , w i t h con re rs a tlo ii. l 'a u a ll) a c u r t monoaylln blu nnavv « " o r no a n s w e r «t all will meid ’ et «'ili'« F IR S T N A T IO N A L BANK I ’e r m .im n t, ■ «• H -r.iM I' Up The Fancy Work Circle was enter I ot Kent l i v e ,i> >«• fjtrtn All till'd OF SANFORD, FLA. Su i- I.» in, m I,, •y<i»>•■ of I. II. Hiiinlall tained by Mm. If. M. Hill Thumduy QUO P CRN ALO, V l o a - P r a a . It«»* « ¿ I , N,infortì IT 2tp P M RAND Praaidanl ahernoon. Erm inia Houser, the littl* 0 r . WHITNER, Aast. Caahlar P P rOROTCH, Çaahlar A goo.I sitting licuv > m u l e lor sale grand daughter of the host»*,., and a » u l t l c l e n t l y c r u s h h i m — b u t you c a n n o t i t'elF 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 o littJo friend, V anm eta Styron. assiUtl in d en i o u t t h a t s o r t of t r e a t m e n t t o y o u r In , p u r e of O W H r.id ). Ih'n rd .ill im 17 tf, « "j aveiiite ■ervlng ehocolate, chicken sandwich»*,, o w n as** . — E x c h n n g c S a f o t y D e p o s it B o x e s f o r R e n t l ilt (H'lltCC, M II.led " ' « HI flinwll 1,11 ollvw and cake. ! ih'I i I«"» Apply at new ,|i'|».t 17-2tc O R G A N IZ E D 1 0 0 7 HI» Grounds For Sale \ g,««l g.»» r.iuge at n bar The many friends of Mr. and M r, I fty a que«" tip k of politics an Ig­ gum H H M ,ik17 tip W. Barnes are glad to welcome lln'tn norant and i«»inpous old darky »»»• W ill p.i) l . , e i.t, dii/cii f"r fresh cmin bark home aft«*r u summer’s altsence (•p eted Judge of a minor court In a cer it) 'g g * I | I 'iii.li ('«uniter 17 2p In the llr«l cas e I Five room lott.ige wuli Path for rent Mr. Barnes is the well known re|»re- tain w e s te rn statu In.poic Comfort Cottage •entative of Sm ith & Holden of New over which he presided ho made a ' No cfiililrcn ;i|h M.igmdm u»« nin' 17-tfc ! ruling an absurd that the lawyer whose U V E R Y , F E E D and ^ hrk and he will make Sanford head enau was nff«'Ct«'d by It suld fills 1» tVlery I’lalit, for 'vale One million cid<)uartera while the vegetable crop is mov­ a very s tr a n g o ruling, your honor 1 c r y |ilarits for mile A IVurticr. C-clery j S A LES STA BLE ing. I ’ pon what grounds do you m ake I t* " ! avenue. 12-tf W hat g r o u n d » - d o e s you s a y ? Why. Mrs. Forrest Lake was hostess of the O la c k s m lth ln g a n d H o r t e a h o e l n g For Kent—t»uod ofllee r«»om on gruiimi I H a r n e s s an d W a g o n s Every W w k Bridge c ,ub Thursday doso y e r' co 'th o u so grounds, of c o ' s e l " HAND afternoon. Tw o tables of hridgi' were replied tho Ju d ge .—Ju d g e playesl. Mrs. C . M. Vorw mode the highest score and won the first prize, a cut glass vinegar Itottle. T he low prize * book on Auction Bridge, was won by ^ r*- 0 . W. B rad y. I .« r„«r » Y .o k — w Mr*. A. W. Brown wris hosu-ss at a W E NEED TH E MONEY very pleasant bridge party at the Sanfopl House Wedneedny ‘afteCneon. The highest score was made by Mm. () W rwdy, who Won tha firs^trriz«'. two cut glass tea glasses. Mm. 0 . F Sm ith r»f a s .iv d •*TVed the booby prize, a very firetty b i h x ia* P cture. When tho games of cards were aqpjaqoQ |Are You in Arrear* ; ¡1“ concluded light refreshment* were served. A""" Can Pc ’ m tii at f I H o rs e s and M u le s Bought and E x c h a n g e d H E A V Y H A U L IN G AND C O N T R A C T IN G (ircen a place, half mile mmii Ii of llrndy'a store. West Si»1e. 11-if First Class I'lihlc fhinril— Mrs 1!, I. ? A iW ^ v l t; ""I“ For Sale— Mule BRO THERS Goodhue. 210 Park uveiiue 102-tf For Sale— (i.«»l Hoick runabout or Evrnitt touring car Ikdli in gi««l condition and sole cheap W J . Thigpen tit Holden Real E state Co 100- 1 f For Kent or Share Farm ing—Several acres land, house and barn tw«. Mowing 1 . wells 2 « miles from jmstnlhrr Siinforil. Ha Addison I. Willi.irns Iki tf ‘I For Kent—fiv e acres, well, tiled, with house. Also HI acres. 5 tiled. Also 3 acres tiled, with good house. Cull on nr phone W. A. Mirmick, Cameron City. 94-tf E x p e rt W a lc li R e p a in iiiJ A ll M o r k ( i i i a r a n t e c i i Send Your Work lo Us and Have II Attended It) I'roperl»; Kngraving, Clock and Jew elry Repairing GRLENLKAF & CROSBY CO. 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Severs W hen Philadelphia obtained F aircolored delegates made speeches and one In order to secure the nomination o ' mount P ark It was deemed by many W e. ow e our p resen t arsenal n Roosevelt the Bull Mooee’s state cand of them seconded the nomination of a w aste tra ct of little value. Incapable W oolw ich to an accident T U to r . d ates are going about the «tate crying Straus for Governor. Through the in of easy Improvement and likely to em in en t had a gun foundry In Moorth a t “ RoOMVelt'a party la a ‘white man’* fluence of the colored delegates, two im prove a burden. » Up to. the preeeút fields. w here, upon one occasion ia partyV * Such assertions to white men portant planks affecting the colored tim e It has cost the city 110,000,000, th e y%ar 1716, a distinguished party of Florida insults the Intelligence and people were put into the platform. ON E PLANNING FOR A MODEL CITY and Is estim ated to bo worth .$300,- w ere gathered togeth er to witness th* virtu e of this proud D em ocratic com- P L A N K P U T T H E P A R T Y ON R E C 000,000. operation of castin g a large cannon O R D AS D EN O U N C IN G R A C E D IS ­ mon wealth. A young foreigner, named Ucblacfc. Co-oparatlva Commonwealth la to Ba In previous issues of Dixie. I have C R IM IN A T IO N IN C A F E S AND IN who seem s to h ave been almost ia E stablished on Land Near D ispleased by Adulation. shown how Theodore Roosevelt lately PLACFLS O F P U B L IC A M U S E M E N T en tire stran ger, but who waa w*t| tc. Loa Angelas, Cal. M aurice M aeterlin ck Is grievously qualnted with the details of casting while the other plank favors the enlist­ placed hia arms around the necks of two troubled by a fan .e th a t has over­ noticed th at one of the mold* b»4 d irty negroes, and in the presence of ment of a colored regiment in the nation­ Equal division o f the fruits of labor whelmed him. He feels that th ere Is been .Insufficiently dried, and warned thousands of white men proclaimed al guard of the sta te of New Y o rk ." la to be the ch ief o b ject of a model som ething uncanny In this breaking the moldera ag ain st using it. They these sons of Ham the equal of any man C h a ri« . E . J o n « in Dixie. city, where It la claim ed the post of of a 'p re c e d e n t which decrees that a disregarded hts advice, and when h« living and am usem ent will be reduced in the audience. I have recalled how groat roan m ust be a long tim e dead saw th a t he could not prevail upon more than one-third, th a t is planned Duval Wins F’rom Sanford this blatherskite told the white people before he Is recognized as great. He them to deatst, he Immediately put In the initial gridiron b attle of the by a number of German resid en ts who sa y s: " Is th ere a single poet worthy o f Indianola th a t if they did not accept h im self well out of harm 's way beare now collecting a fund with which a negro as their postm aster they could present season of the h ea l grounds, the o f th e nam e to whom th is has hap­ fore th e cannon was cast. A terrlbls to purchase a tri\ct of land on which do without their mall. I have told how Duval high school defeated the S a n ­ tba schem e la to be launched. Tho pened? It Is not a good omen. W hen explosion occurred when the molten I think of men lik e V llllers de ITsle- m etal rushed Into th e wet mold, ow­ he ate dinner with Booker Washington ford high school boy« by the large score society promoting the plan la th e Co­ of 36 to 0. ^ operativ e Fellow ship o f Loe A n g e l« , Adam and D arbey d'Aurcvllly, who ing to th e audden generation or s te ia in hia own home. The local eleven outclassed the Celery and la the drat of Ita k in d to be or­ died w ithout knowing. a m om ent's th a t could find no outlet, and several Looking over RooeeveU'a disgraceful C ity team in every quarter. Whenever ganized on th e P acific coast. p ast and his association and love for the T h e glory, I feel I 'am no lo n g er worthy to persona w ere killed and a large num­ reading his lying attack s on Je ll Davis, Toomer, Sinclair and Dowling would hit prim ary step o f tho organisation as die. It has been Im possible to work ber Injured. fo r w eeks. I f th is Is w hat they cail I t ls aald th at l u r c h was made for R o b e rt E . Lew and other southern states­ the Sanford line they would make a dent explained by S e cre ta ry Max G uenther glory now adays, then tho a rtist should m en, I am unable to undentand how big enough to run a Seminole Limited recen tly , Includes the purchase o f a long for d ea th ." M aeterlinck says the man whose predictions had been so painfully verified, and that the govw hite D em ocrats can consider him ex­ train through. T he Sanford a th le t« tra ct o f land n ea r Los Angeles w here th at ho will ta k e refuge In som e co r­ ernm ent employed him to advts« the Industrial and resid en ce cen ter Is cep t with the supremest disgust. Some play a fairly good defensive game, but to be establish ed . Upon th is land Is n er o f E n g la n d "till thl# tyranny be about th e b e s t.m o d e of preienitng have been fooled by the cry of progress­ they covered too much territory when such accid en ts In future T he result to be bu ilt a city composed of w ork­ o v cfp a st." iveness, as they are anxious to see the they accepted the challenge from the was th a t Moorflelds was given up u ers. each of which wfil hnvo an equal remedy for national ills applied, but they oral institution for the game which was opportunity of sh arin g In all profits a site of a gun foundry altogether, How He Attained Rank. should place no pledges in the confi­ played y « terd a y . and upon his advice the establishment from all of tho co-operative places of R om s men a r e fond of being known In the first quarter Sanford kicks-«! to business that are to tie established. was removed to the W a rre n at Wool dences of Roosevelt, for he has proved by a m ilita ry title». J u s t w h ere they himself the colossal liar of the age. Duval, Stockton receiving the kick, and T h ese co-operative stores will Include got th e title Is often a m y s te ry . N e v­ wlch.— I/ondun Tlt-HIta. Som e familiar with Roosevelt and who he immediately fell in fiehind the D. H. S. every n ecessity of life. Including all e r t h e le s s , tho crop of co lo n e ls and m a­ have been closely associated with him formation and carried the hall for fifteen foodstuffs, fuels and clothing, which j o r s c o n t in u e s to Increase. Co^. Lu­ “T h lg Is Your 8 h o w ." to he sold a t a p rice th a t oovers c iu s D. Polk hps made a carefu l study are honeat in the belief th at his mind la yards before the Celery C ity boys could T h e la te S ir George W hile, defsndsr affected, others charge th at he consumes get a down. Th e teams formed with a only th e coat and m ainten an ce o f th e o f th e s u b je c t . "C olonels a r e divided o f Ioidysm lth, wns a stro ng enough establish m en ts. T h e third step In tho Into tw o c l a s s e s , ” said Colonel Polk, ao much whiskey a day th at his spec­ ball in D. II. S .’s possession, and the m an to ta k e responsibility for failure; organlzatloh of the city Is the e s ta b ­ " ( h e co lo n e l o f th e re g u la r arm y and he was a strong enough man. tod. to tacular performances are the result of Wilbur machine was determined to get lishm ent of a hank. T h is Institution I have give cred it to hts subord inates for that first touchdown, and Sinclair, who will he opened on the plan of a scrip tho o t h e r kind o f colonels. intoxication. often lieen naked how I got th e title. good work done. T h e first tlm« 1 saw Roosevrlt drunk or Roosevelt sober us was playing quarterback, took the hull or money-paying b asis, utfd tho sc rip It Is no m y s te ry . On o n e o c c a s io n I him was a t Eland slaagte T h e t.sttls a menace to our c o u n try ----- Roosevelt on the next play and carried it within s to he negotiable at any of tho com ­ was out with a party of frie n d s and It was well In p rogress G e n e ra l FYcorlk sane is a damnable disgrace and a danger Sanford's twenty yard line, romjdeting munity stores, and all profit« of the c a m e my turn to buy th e liquid re was e la b o r a ti n g o n e of the too«' t.rtl when honest men can be found to l>e one of the prettiest end runs of the af­ In stitu tion ar« to he applied In the f r e s h m r n f * O ne of th e party who did Haul affa irs of the Month A f r i c a n . . r Conduct of the community store* All ternoon. The local hoys plowed their lieve his promises not know my mime s aid : "C olon e l, lari» in th e aftern o on Hlr Georgs E . R. Gunby, a chronic olHreseeker way through the Sanford line for the real e sta te Is to be held by the c o r ­ a i n ’t you going to t r e a t ? ’ and that Is W hite and his staff rode on t h * t>»t how I got th e ra n k of colonel " when the negro Joe I>«e had control of required distance, and »cored their first poration during Its e i l s t e n c e , regard tlefleld, and had not been th e re ¡1«» «•»» of th e Im p r o v e m e n ts th at ar» the pie counter who affiliated with touchdown. Sinclair immediately kick m in u tes b efo re a shell fired from uw* made thereon, and will ho placed In o f the M ax lm -N ord enfelts which tbs Lee, M acfarlane and others who now rule ed goal, which added one point. the hands of th e m e m b er« only on Exploded Sto ry . B o e rs cap tu red from Ja m ie s o n »t tt«* the Republican party in H onda, has The Duval high »ohool l*oys got busy e ase for a stated period Any mem I 'n c l o E zra Howdy. Kben Just tim e of th e raid, but which w rr* d»* joined hand* with W ( ' Hodge*, an ­ during the few minuets which were left her b eco m in g d issatisfied w ith ht* hark from ( 'allfotAilii I s e e Must he lined by nig h tfa ll to he In our h»i.dt other chronic oflictsHx-krr, and are telling in the first quarter, and »cored another oldlngs may qell tho Im p rov e m e n ts, it g r e a t place T h e y say th e re I* s u n ­ plowed up the ground within » (•» southern white men that they Itelieve touchdown Indore Sanford had time to but tho land Im m e d ia tely r e v e r ts to sh in e t h e r e tho y e a r ’round " U n cle yards o f hts horse. Almost >ttuuI In every way the E b o n — " T h a t Is Ju st one of them fa k e in a white man's government. think of what was hapjx-ning Sinclair tho fe llow sh ip taneou sly FYench hurried up and dr«» This gave Duval c o m m is s io n man or middlem an Is to w e s te rn y a rn s E v e ry day I was thogn. rein b e fo r e the c h ie f to s u iie iiJs r Herbert I.. Anderson, the manager of again kicked a goal e elim in ate d . * A n o th e r f e a t u r e of the along at the end of th e a fte rn o o n the Bull Mixme for H onda, come* from II |Hiint.n lor the first quarter. com m and "N o you carry cm said good old Kentucky Republican »tock During the other three quurter», the s e t tle m e n t Is to he a social ce n te r In night ca m e , ju st the sa m e us It tlous Hlr G eorg e, " t h i s Is your s h o w i od He come* from the "p en n y ;tie" district Duval athletes »cored nineteen jMiints. which not only educational ad v a n ta g e * boro." don Dally News. will he offered, but all forms of ainuso which polls a m ajority from 12,000 to which gave them a total of .36 tu (I. ment as well.— M u nicipal Jo u r n a l 15,000 Dem ocratic m ajority. He was The football club which was on the Iqnesome in Kentucky and came to Hor- Held yenterduy afternoon representing ida where he still liecarne more isolated Duval high school is one of the Ix-st UTAH MODEL SCHOOL GARDEN S O M E U N D E R P R IC E D O F F E R IN G S until his dealings with P. A Holt. An­ elevens which has In-on organized In the derson also talks with the negro now, Florida metropolis in many season». Schema o f T r a i n in g D e p a r tm e n t of U n i v e r s i t y School of E d u c a tio n but he planned with them he worked The way the boys handlist themselves W a l l W o r t h C o p y in g . with them to secure Roosevelt's nom­ at critical u rn « was great. Flach player ____ O ination. on the Duval lent a helping hahd in win­ In the ten acre* of gnrden connects«! CITY P R O P E R T Y Mr Anderson is in touch with Roose­ ning y « te r d a y ’s game against the Celery with the training departm ent of the t.ily R esidence, live rooms, new. all modern. AH necessary out velt national headquarters and he sent City pigskin jierformer*. T he line-up U niversity of Utah School of Educa­ house*. An ideal location Cun !*e bought for as little a« f.’Mki mi ru»h<lown. the balance $20.00 Month to Chicago for literature to distribute of the two eleven* » a.» a* follows tion. two are reserved for dry farm l en Room Dwelling, all modern. B a th room, toilet, etc I» among the white IV tn orratir voters of Duval Altiertaon. Center latsli-r. left Ing and the rem ain in g eight a c r e s de m inute*' walk from busmen* street*. Ix-autiful shade tree*. |»uved w.tlhvoted to a large varie ty of v e g e tab le s the State Pleasant Holt fu se him a guard, laiwenstein, right guard Muull. hiii I street* Bargain $3260.00. T e rm s if wanted. lust of Dem ocratic voters and Anderson left end. Houston, right end. Ujx-hurrh. ami fruits Fort) Room Touri»! Hotel hi u thriving little F'lorida town. Ju -t For example, one of tba moat re­ remodeled and furnished throughout. The furnishings alone are worth and Holt were working harmoniously right tackle; Dowling, left tackle, Sin­ more than we are asking for the entire property .......... ........... $ 10 .000.00 together to send out this literature to clair, qu arterback; Toom er, right half­ m arkable features Is the arrangem ent F.ight Room Dwelling, located on the Heights. F'our good build of 17 rows of sm all frtilts and plants, th e white men of Florida. Among the back; T ra cy , left halfback; Stockton, ing lots go with this property. Good water. Th e four lots promise each 165 feat long, or a to tal of 2.806 literatu re was Theodore Roosevelt’s fullback. a fine jirojxwition to hold os an investment as this 1» bound to lie San feet long, as follow s: Tw b rows of ford's future suburban residence section. We offer the entire hold in, "C onfession of F a ith .” “ Hiram JohnSanfprd Pickens, center; F’riday. left- asparagus, four of rad and two of fur $1650 on •on. the machine sm asher,” "W h y guard. Reasoner. right guard, Kanner, black raspberries, tw o of rhubarb, one Americana W on't Stand for Free T ra d e ," left end; Koumillat, right end. Ixma. of grapes and two each of gooseber­ "T h e Speech of Jan e Addams." "O n -1 right tackle. Field, left tackle. Herndon ries and cur in '« S U B U R B A N F A R M S F D r \crcs all tiled and in first class »hnjx-. with Ixiard* to hie» ' ward, Christian Soldiers," and a lot of quarter hack. Allen right halfback. Hun­ Besides l u s c Go-re are 280 fruit Iwn acre» celer> On hard road to city and to Kami's Siding. I'hi> trees, em bracing <\ >i \ variety g ro w n 1 other Hull Mixiete »tuff showing thkt ter. fullback recom m endation. Price $1500 .oo for com m ercial purpose* In the s ta te ; Roosevelt as a Progrtsaivr is Just the Referee, Mr Bird. TimekeejH-r. Mr Nine Room House, suitable for rooming house. F’irst street 20 kinds o f garden vegetable* five c e ­ reverse of Roosevelt as President. J o n « . Timew-Union. Everything new and up-to-date. Toilet, hath and all modern cm. reals, two fiber plan!«, several g-asrc « . 'Hence*. Price way down. B u t there was other literature that and 310 children's home gardens, Fifteen Acres, five cleared and tiled. Two fine wells. Two small the Bull Moose headquarters sent to One on the llarber while 120 children a re raisin g poultry outbuildings. Ajl under Pittsbu rg’ wire fence. (Quarter mile load­ Florida, which is being secreted by some T h e Stark e Telegraph v o u ch « for the ing station. This place will only lie on the m arket for a few T h e garden la m anaged on a strictly of the Florida Bull Mooeers. Some of following amusing yarn, which, of course; day* for quick sale $ 2300.00 business basis. Every dollar paid out T h irt)-flve Acresin two m il« Sanford. Good double story house these have fallen into my possession, we all believe im plicitly: Is charged to tho crop on which It which co*t $2500.00 to build. Good barn for 12 or 16 lirau slock and It fully sustains my charges that the Rarlier S . L. Alvaro* has gone about Is expended, and every crop hears Its No better dairy paopoeition in the state. We offer this at $.1500 00 Bull Moose favors the negro and ne­ lately with a linger done up in court pert of tho general exp en se E v ery ­ groes will get postozffices and federal plaster. T h e injury happened this way: thing raised Is sold for m arket price, O R A N G E G R O V E S jobs in the south, if President Roosevelt Saturday a citixen from the hinterland and an a ccu ra te accou n t la kept of all H nc Orange Groves, one of 14 acres, with fine crop of bright ahould be elected president. of SamjMon lake entered the Lt^top and expense and Income pertaining to each fruit right on S t. Joh n s river, also the A. C. L. R . IL Will sell ut » Among this Bull Moose literature desired to have hia beard taken off and crop, by puplla of th e seventh grade. bargain. I he other five m il« from Sanford, over one thousand tree* T h e eighth grade haa ch arge of civic published weekly by the hundreds of to be given a clean ahave. T h e Ix-ard in bearing. Fine location on lake fronL This grove contains some affairs and th e la rg e r bualnes Interof the famous Bahai Naval O ran g«, together with a liberal assortment thousands and sent broadcast over the belonged to a class, client warmer; qual­ of all the I >est v a rie ti« surh as St. Michael Blood. Parson B r o w n , etc. country by, the Bull Moose manager in ity, ham boo-tili. Mr. Alvarez dejxjaitChicago. F'rom one of these bulletins ed the customer in a chair and to deter­ Eothern on A dvertising. 1 clip the following paragraphs which mine whether he needed power shears or T IM B E R A N D C U T O V E R L A N D "W hy la It n ecessary for you to appear under a twenty-four point head­ hand shears, grabbed tlie ^beard to feel 1 CD Thousand Acres in Lake county, a fine sub division propok « p on and on ad v ertisin g yourself aition. I an lie sold in five or ten aero* tracts from $10 to $60 per acre. ing four columns wide, "T h e Bull Moose its density. He immediately exclaimed and M ist M arlow s In Sh ak esp earean Flowing wells ran tie hud on about 2.000 acres. T his is good trucking P arty and the N egro." with an expression of pain upon hia face: plays r land and will grow unything. Some fine groves adjoin it for quick " J o h n H. M oseley, a colored man, has "L ord ! Have you run a barbed wire Som ebody asked E . H. B othern th a t „ .. ................._ ..... .............L ..... ...... $3.00 acre been nom inated for Presidential elector through your patch of awamp?” th « o th er day. » F i ? A<* * * in Volusia county. F la ., E aat Coast R. R- runs through it. Halifax River east aide. Shell enough on it to shell every on the Bull Moose ticket in the state of "W h y ?“ responded th e acto r. "W all, He quickly withdrew hia hand and in road in county. Flowing wells can be bad anywhere. Portion tou ch« here a re o n e o r tw o sto ries th a t may one finger was found imbedded the busi­ on Flast C o a s t We won't price it here, for « cap"F o rty -e ig h t colored men were dele- ness end of a big fish hook. Errol Al- help yon to realtx« how little a tte n ­ llalist U ti^unnic with ua for iL If in tm «U xi we will talk it over. tion th« public pays t o w hat It reads, g a t « to the Bull Moose S ta te Conven- varex, his assistant, had to ru t the barb If interested in round timber we have 193,878 a c r « for sale. It » s m s , and h e a rt. Only the o th er day not in one liody, or any one locality, bu t we have it a t the right price, n a t Columbus, Ohio. T h irty of out with a razor. figure with us. a m an cam e to te ll m e how much h e we colored delegates cam e from H am ­ T h e man from the Sampson wilQs had enjoyed seeing M iss M annsrtpg 3,000 Acres cut over land, adjoining the celery delta of Sanford ilton cou nty, which happens to be the looked long at the hook and then eluci­ and m ysalf In ’M acbeth.’ through the tract U some of the finest citrus fruit Undfl in H ond a. We offer this a t ......................... ....... ................ .......................f g j * arre home county of President T a ft. »After dated: • "N ot long sin ce I en tered a la rg e ----4U UIII never ______________ ^ ^ __ I t will be"»»Cl our policy to offer anything for____ aide _ unless we can , counting the colored delegmt« M r. Hen­ "D ogged if hit ain’t the sam e hook I h otel and waa mat by th e m anager, conscientiously we ure uivinir von your vnnr money’s m m «.»'. worth. t, ' ’ * say conscientiously giving you ry T a ly o r of Cleveland said, " I t la th last when I was fiahin’ for caU a t Cypress who called m e ’Mr. M ansfield.’ I took . ,he ,n‘nn>‘ * • offering in all kind» o f real « ta t e largest number of n e g ro « th at ever aat Run last F'ourth of Ju ly . Hit ketrhed th e tim e to explain th a t Mr. Manelioth city and farm. Tiinlx-r and all kinds of good bargains. * In a political convention in Ohio. 1 In som ethin’ and broke offen the line. field had been dead for sev eral years, G U E S S T H A T A N S W E R S T H E A T ­ Feel again for that piece of fat meat hit but my friend only said pleasantly. Indeed. W ell, w ell!’ T I T U D E O F T H E P R O G R E S S IV E was bailed with.” "Now do you th in k It’e necessary P A R T Y T O W A R D T H E N E G R O .” B u t the pinder-fed bacon had melted to keep on ham m ering aw ay, season 8 ulta t -10 O. A W. Building Sanford, Florid«'] “ O ver tw enty colored men were dele- during the hot days of August and only a fte r season , tellin g th e publlo w hat g a t « to th e recent ata te Bull Moose a piece of rind waa found. your ng&e la. whpee pUjg a ft N O T W H IT E MAN’S PARTY BorneTown THelpsT xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx FLO R ID A REALTY CO. FLO R ID A REALTY CO. S Ahfifc'.v * >■*•■ j �Published S e m i-W e e k ly — Tuesday and F rid a y T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D /<V S A N IO R D — Lift i» Worth Living Humìtr 1 » B A N P O n o , F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y O C T O D E R S S . the o lu steem o n u m en t crops looking fine FOR HEROE S IN GRA Y\ -----( onl \Neatin-r Moans Karl) Impr€88ive Ceremonies Attend ford Iit'll li re Unveiling o f Handsome Stone FLORIDA N E W S AND V IE W S F ROM E V ER Y SO t l t f E Sa n ­ ( ¡R O W E R S TO (¡KT RE SUL TS ______ IS IS Valuiwe V BECKER FOUND G U ILTY FIR ST DEGRE E MURDER Now Awaiting The Sentence Tombs Prison M urderer’s Row .it O T H E R IT E M S O F IN T E R E S T IN W Q R L D ’S E V E N T S Daily H appenings in T h e Land of Flow ers Culled and Tied .......... . rfcr on»» "•» in. n Planted Telegraphic C om m unications Boiled Down F o r th e Benefit And Proapcela Are Brighi In to a N osegay of Brieflets of Busy H erald R e a d e rs Por Seatuin •* i-:- »V' Tb* unveiling ezerclse« of the Olustee A trip through thè celery delta just •"New RKAI’TIFYING SANFold) •w York. O ct., 2 5 .— Police Lieu­ NEW FLO RIDA EXPRESS RATE monument were held on Wednesday, now is a revelation, es|>ecially lo thè tenant Charles Becker was found guilty with Gen. E . M. Law as charim an. Cnm m lttrc From thè Wrlaka tourisis wbo bave left everything in thè Railroad Commission Orders Itcdur* tonight o f murder In the Arid degree by I lu ll Tbe.exerriaee began with an invocation vegetuble line al buine killed by early .Make* a He pori the Jury who has been trying him for lion Beginning O rl. 25 by Gen. Long after which Gen. l*aw made T he cominitt«-«- of fhe Welal.a ( 'luti frimta Tallahaaaee, H a .. Oct. 21 The Flor­ Instigating the death of Herman Hoa short addreaa, saying among other on < ivic» made the following report .it A c r « % i i ( m «ti a c r e » «il h -t tuc«- t i m i i* ida Railroad rommisnion ha* issuer) an aenthal, the gambler. The verdlrt was things. “T h at when you cease to honor the last meeting growing at a rapii! rat«- u n d .w ith <-«mi| order effective October 26, regarding pronounced at 12.02 o'clock this morn­ yOur heroes you cease to produce them .” Your ruminiti«-«- apponiti<| «m Civu-s wcalher «ili imiti head ami go tu market. the movement of fruit and vegetable« ing. He recounted som e of the incidents of Ix-g* leave to submit the folhiwmg re Stime of thè celery timi ha* lui-n -><-t out by express The verdict read i» already bi-gmrmig tu .h o » gr«»-ii thè the battle of Olustee, calling attention |xirt "M u rd e r in Che Hrk| d eg ree." t ’ mler tie- rule now in for«-e. the rate to the fact that although the federal» hud That we deem thè lx-| r.-„ilt» »,|| »M. j ' ' - ‘rk Mvid gr-en thnt unl> celery ut Sa n of 1« shipment moving over two or more And * i a pronounced exactly at mid­ 6,000 soldiers and the Confederates only olitatii«-<l liy dividing the li.wn into lord can show and oilier winter crop* lm«— of railroad by exprerui 1» made by night. Ilerk rr * 1 1 remanded for »en­ 5,000, the federals loss was 1,861 killed four district*, and awarding a prue m tliut dot the held* here and there adding the local riirea of the two or more ten te to the Tom bs by Ju stice Goff The pro»|x.-ct» are gisid for 11 most lines and drdurting ten |>er rent. U n ­ until O ctober 30. and wounded, while the Confederates each district. |cms was only 041. T h is was followed M rs. B ecker, sitting outside thr door T h at a sale of plant*, hibiscus. jxiin- bountiful crop, and the lettuce Ix-ing the der the new rule the rate of a shipment by the presentation of the maid of honor settim. crape myrtle, golden bell. row*, first to go forward i* just now engniKsing moving over two Inn's of road will l>e the of the court room, fell In a swoon when for the monument commission, and the ferns and |ialm* in pru-»- from ID to 15 the mind of the grower, the buyer and sum of the lix-als on each line, less 20 thr verdict was announced. matron of honor for the United Confed­ cents each, to olitali) fund* and give nia the public generally, for all of lh«—«- par |e-r cent and oil a shipment moving over John F. M cIntyre, Itecker'a chief In - afe vitallv lllli-r«—t«s| in the game of thr«»- lines of mail or more, the rute will roun*el. announced that hr would take erate Veterans, as well as the presentation terial for la-autifyiiig |irt-ine*of the matron of honor, sponsors and lx- the *um of the hx-als of each line less ■n im mediate appeal, hut added beyond riiat a -»cali- of jndgi— Is- obtaine<l growing winter vi-gclahl«|t m-.-ui * to In- tli«- general opinion III |»-r cent maids of honor for the Daughters of th from some gissi siiurc«Below 1» given an illustra­ this he had nothing lo say. the Confederacy and the children of the Becker did not flinch when he heard That the lodgi— will . o ii.i.i ,d , >olii Hi.«' th. majority «-I Mi. gr--wi-r» Itu* tion of the result of 1be application of Confederacy. T he hand furnished music lint tee of t hr«»- Urie from t he « it v 101111 .« a . o h wil1 I»- c ol i t i - nt will, .1 t a l l p n e e th«- new tariff the verdlrt pronounced by Harrnld H. i t this period, and the surviving C on­ Cll. one from civic c«immiMee and on.- I for llu-ir *lufi f o l> Sanford and profit \ s h ip m e n t f r o m SSaiichula to M u r i - Skinner, foreman of the Jury. I mg from their former i-x|s rn-m-e of other anna w ould pa.»» o v e r thr«»- road» and federate soldiers who participated in tin- ritiw ti lh«- twelve juror*. »Ilh solemn face* \ M-purute »<•> ,.f 1 1«r•-. for », -*•a—m* a dl not be I«*ni|.ti*«l I.y »«»•calli'il th«- rut«- a t pr«-s*'nt o n orange» holwe«-n and im-aNured step*, filed into the rourt battle of Olustee then gather«»! on the city div 1*1011 j gissl prices to *hip to northern m arket* th«*m- p o i n t * ¡» 8 5c |>«-r I m i x . a re d u c t i o n room at 11:55 o'clock. stage, where they were» photographed Your rollimi (lee rei-ommend* tin* plan rher«- .«re several well known and re of 1 , i n tfo* o«-w rat*- ol veg.-tabl«-» *»iic \ nioinent later the defendant wan The band then played Dixie, while the of pr<s-«»-«lnre I ,ii>lt * ommisan-n h«Mi-s— that will inak. |M-r c r a t e , a r e d u c t i o n «if H» brought In from the Tom b*. Justice —■veteran* cheered. ({•-IS-, Hull ■ vilxm l t,-.| ■» -tand.ird price h*-r«- f•.r tsitfi lettuce o o o A *lnpin«-nl from \Vam hula to I >e- CofT had got yet entered the room, and M It.'' F u It It KST I \h K. < Ion and cel.-ry. and if it 1* g<»>d enough to Funiuk Spring* would pa** over thr«-« for a moment flecker took hla »eat. K l). Hobbs, one of T am p a's leading M US G F SM IT H grower in prufilHl h«-re 1» l.ut little of tin- road» \* hr walled, hr seannrd with anThe present rate on orallgi-s business men and prom oters, who ha* M ItS C O M el. AI G ill.IN lei I it« e and i-eli-ry it,at will lie con ln-twi*-t| said points 1» *>Oc per box and the violin eves the fare* of Ihr Jury, but been a resident of Tam pa .since 18D4, die«! MUS U I» lit »1.1 »KN I .igried rate on vegelabh— 72«- |M-r .rat«The none uf lhi-111 returned his gare. A in Mineral Wells, Texas, Tuesday morn MUS I I) I.A N til.K i m-w rute on urang«— 1» 72i p* r box and ten»«- »lienrr prevailed. ing. M ix " M KI.I. III I NI- K It rdni-stta) • loti At I I 67 Junllre («off entered thr <m vegetabl«— 5tir. o o o l lil* pialli *al<- « ili tane piai , at Mr II rourt room and bowing low to counael M i. fililo» mg olili i-r* ami mi-inlM-r* A shipment from Winter Haven to Tlie paving com pany having the con­ R«>tx-rl»' *tore. S u r 14 and 15 Pm rs took hi* seal. The Jury roll wan called ( 'otlonilule ««mid pas* over tiir«-e ro ad i; ol the executive commit lee of tinV t •»!tract for paving the mile and a half of uw ardisi in May T h e city Ha» gì veti Sinn» the pr»—«-id rale on orange* b«-tween «aid The clerk then naked the juror» if they streets in Tallahassee is putting the brick $ HI and thè Sanford U ater 81 le. i o }.', m—day Club Mr* <ì«»trgi- I pn—ideid . Mr* May fln kin», v ic«- pr«—- point* i* 8 5 1jC per Imu. and on v«-g«-t- had reached a verdict on the streets now. Grading ami laying lottarli thè tlow.-r fluid "W e have.’’ announced Foreman I«let« t . Mr* S (I Cha.»«- secretary, Mr» able» 73c jx-r crule': the new rati- is 66 I -;fc the briek will commence next week Skinner The Jury ro«vc lo Its feel. |x-r Ixix «111 oranges, a rv«tu« tn»n of H*c, A D K*-y i r«-a»ur«-r with Mrs I, It o o o Herald'» S i r » » Note " W r find the defendant guilty as Philips and Mr» M II Howler, m em ­ ami tinnew rate on vegetables 56c. a The fair grounds in Pensacola during For several years the New 5 «irk Her­ charged In the Indictm ent,” M r. Sk in ­ ber» of the i-\«»-iltlve committee, met reduction of 16c the Interstate F air will be illumined with ald ha» made a »penalty. every I’r«—1\ »hi fill lent from Winter Haven to ner said »lowly, and evenly, looking between fourteen and sixteen humlred dential campaign of conducting .1 very by ap|Miiritim-tit ••( tbi pri—ident Mr» M ari* The program collimiti«-«- rom Talluhurvw-e would pa*.» over two roads; suuarel) at Justice Goff. incandescent fle ctric lights. All of the exti-nsive »traw vote Tills year the "D o you f in d t h e « l e f r n d a n t g u i l t y o f tbe program eiim m iltcc com pos*» I id 1 In- |ir«s-«-nl rate Ix-twi-i-fi »aul point* on concessions, shows, streets ami buildings vote I* III«ire extensive til. ill ever is-for. m u r i i r r In lh«- f ir s t d e g r e e , a * c h a r g e d il,,filli,,» « 11 g ladu— Mr» I f e m . \ V igi r 0 » uigi-r b.li per box and on veg«-table* will be brilliantly illumined each night T ile complete n —-ill- i-< f•<11>|i- I..-.I . . f 1 .,- j i, i rat«- the n«-w rule on oranges In th e Indictment' a s k e d I h r c l e r k . \f r* • I W ilk.-r Mr» < org> W al o o o erv Siindav ' W c do. lh«- f o r e m a n r r p li« * d . T Duli->ii at Hu fi-ioo » -o- - r«--lii«-tion of 7«* |x-r box. ami Ox* ) drof , . md S C t J M Hankatone, a draym an, shot ami I,,v»t »un«l.i\ * Il.-rald *.*»»t.»«n- tin re o o o m-w r a t e o n v i-g e ta b l« — l i e , a r 's l l i r t i o n ol lb. or«— ilici < -oi I.ake ( inoro I bur» hilled /.ark llooneman, his son-in-lu'» suits ol tin* canvas* in a ciimpleti- form I * That Jb-nutor Allx-rt J Beveridge re­ Tuesday afternoon in Arcadia. The Tin- results ithow that Wilson is »till way day afl«-rnooii for a filial consultation of 5 ' nturned campaign contributions umounlshooting occurred at the Lam b & Price in the lead, with T aft unil Rixmevelt and the arrangement of several matters, which have pre»«.-iil**<l lliemwlve», I»-Welaka Hull MusTrale ,n‘>' ^ <6" -(,(K'10 l,im **>' Geo. W. Novelty Works, where Booseman wux fighting for second place T aft ha* made for«- the first meeting of tin- W«-«ln«—«lay I'u«—lay afternoon a large ..umber of ,Vrkln"'* M r U “ n “n'' Ct" ' night fireman. T here are conflicting »tight gain» over th«- preceiling w«»-k Club, the Pith of N*ov«-niber the ladit— of the W.-laki. ( In i. ai^-mbled i,,r'1 w ,h r ‘ •’•“ mony of reports as to the origin of the dilllculty. T he vote »how . that W ll-oo will 1 ,«rrv 1 I'll«- program » a * di»- u-vw-d ami one or tin- cluh rixima for the monthly m\j. \ '•> «»'•' » n a l e cane o o o Ma-v».tehu—-tt* New J>-r»*'V New 3 ->rk. two minor «-hang«— w«-r«ma<bi " con „cal.-, which is alwavs at. event of great ! •"••k" •«•l.lnhutio.i. committee Gov. Kmmel O 'Neal of Alabama and ( <itin«»-ticut I’etinsv lv .1111.1 Maryland Sldenng I lie »»irk lor t fowiiiler » tv 1 ctv j inter«— t nil.) pleasure at the club .»» Andrew < arneglr. the chipix-r lord of Gov. Allx-rt Gilchrist of Florida ar«- ex­ Delaware Matin- New Hampshire «'bnib, I ,1 I1 s.infur-l enjoys I In- -li—tin- In-n of hiving Skibo, ami millionaire iron m aster, jhail pected to come to Pensurida on Oct I mliatia W •—t \ irginia N«-\ «>i.i New ( i a * b i s - u p i a m i .1 progr,«m •-»0100*'• • -on- very flit«- lull'll lull* who i-i-ntribute .1 hunch ->f (leather in his hultonhoU- and 30 ind participate in the ceremonies ai Mexico < olorado W i». oil-.ni Mim e When tinbusi ne-»» < • ! I be m --tin g was Irvipo-ntly with their lub-nt* to tin- plcna- carri«*«l a medicine iKitlh- filbxi with tendant upon the com pletion of the land »ota. Iowa. Missouri. Kansas Uklahoma. | Scotch whi»key when he returne«! from t--»ii*4ii'b--i Mr* M an*. .*»»iM«**l b* Mr* oriof ut tiers link of the Gulf, Florida and Alabama Nebraska. S«mtii Dakota Ari/.ona uni musical program wu.* con- •••" Skilm re la te with hia wife and daughDutton -*.-rv--I •h-ln'ino» - ak-- •ra*-k«-rAft«-r tinRailroad, which includes the driving of the soil«! south und pun- b cludeii an informul gume of a u ctio n 1 u'r recently. When asktxl if he everthe golden spike connecting the road­ • Tuft 1» ahead in Wyoming and I'tah . intended to expatriate himself and be­ liridge vvua played. bed with the bay. with a g«x»d chance for ItliiMle Island. come a *iibje«-t of King G«-orge. whom Mr*. R. J . Holly, liinUrt* for I he • New < It) Director) o o o Koosevelt i* _ abend in California. h«- has entertaintxi on several «x-rasions, W S Neville, representing the Sharp month, wu* uasiaU-d Tuesday afternoon At the meeting of the city council in Idaho. Washington and very cl««*«- to Mr. Carnegie said “ Kings are fakirs, 111 nerving tho rafreahinent*. ice cream i Alleman H a n k D inctory f o . was 111 Palatka Saturday night it was decided Wilson in Illinois ami Indiana 'an d I'm one of the plain people. I Ih«- «-tty on W-sin—«lay looking into the and wuferi. by Mrs I.. G Slringfellow that an automobile chem ical engine I I I past campaign* the Herald h a * hit wouldn't give up my American cititen would be ordered for the fire departm ent, very near the mark, ami the re*ult of the pro]«»! "f an tirang«- «-ounty ilirertury. .-ind Mr». F W Smith. I ship for a round I rip ticket to paradise. Th«» following prog rum was Ix-iiutifully thus giving that city cheaper and more present campaign, it i* generally to n - featuring Sanfor«l and Orlando, and giv­ I The i ’nit«-«l States is the finest land In ing views anil us«-fiil information lyi-oiil rendered and greatly enjoyed by every reasonable fire insurance rates, ceded. will probably turn vyit to be not the world, and there is no city th at can the different »«»lions of the i-uunty, one pr«-**-nt ooo fur away from the Herald's figures i i*<|iial N'vw Y'ork except Sanford. Fla. Piano Solo rural rout«—, population. r»-»ourr«—, etc. Twenty Seven New Banks 000 Paderewski Through the Sharp A Alleman f o the Minuet One of the evidences th at Florida ia The revolt of Gen. Felix Diax, nephew Comnierrlal Club Monday Night Ml.sa Margaret Davix directories are cirrulatisl 10 all tli«* larg«enjoying a season of prosperity is given of the exiled president of M exiro, has Yix-al Solo The Commercial Club will h«dd their •-■tIt-—of the north and w«—t III the hotels by the information from the rumptrol I k-cii abort live«l. T he town of Vera tjin—t Eleanor Smith I*» s office th at since the middle of Feb- meetings every Monday night instead of and railroad office» and public filuri« Crux w hich he occupied with aliout 2,000 Mrs. K. I,. Robinson The Imok compiled as m county affair Miry last, when W . V. K n o tt was ap- Friday night a» formerly, and the first adherents for several days, was raptured f'oriM't Solo P9tot*d comptroller, authority has been me«>ting since the change will take plan- should prove more comprehensive in by the M exican («-deral fore«*« yrsterday. Dreutn* of i’uradto«next Monday night in the city hall A scofx* and give a b«-ti«-r description than granted to twenty-eeven sta te banks to T he casualties were few. No foreigners Miss JenaIc StUllinn °pen their doors and begin buiincns. In full attendance is desire«] as imverul re­ n directory of Sanford could give. Mr. were hurt. Tw o federal columns, com­ Piano Solo / addition to theae au thority has lieen ports of interest will be aubmitted to the Neville compiled a city directory of O r­ Bohrn .... manded by Col. J im in ii Castro and Gen, frtnted to begin business to five trust club. All those that are not memla-rs iundo several month* ago thut gave er Rirds in the Woods th) Rosary Nevins „. Joaquin Beltran, entered Vera C ruz from r^mpani«*, which have organized under are cordially invited to attend the meet­ general satisfaction and was said to be the north and south. There was slight Mrs Elmer Randall “ »e aet of 1911. Tho tax assessors are ing and those who are members and fail the he*t ttint was ever printed in that opposition to their advance. Coi. Cas­ Vocal Solo In their books to the eomptrol- to attend will have the marshal sent city tro with less titan fifty men captured Four Iacaf C lo v er. Whitney Coome *•*'« office and those to far examined after them. Gen. Felix Diax. whose 300 men with poMr* E. L. Robinson Congregational News “ • rule a considerable increase Gen. Felix Diaz, whose 300 men a t police Cornet Solo Presbyterian Church Social Rev. D. L. Moore of Glenwood, Minn., yaar In assessed valuations of pro»headquartors refused to fire a t his com­ -------- . . . . T he ladies of the Presbyterian church will occupy the pulpit of the Congrega­ Alice. W here Art Th ou? . in the state. mand Mis* Jessie Stumon will hold a social in the vacant store tional church, Sunday morning and -■rr Piano Solo room next to the C ity Restaurant ou evening, and it is dmin'd that as many as Merehaata ta d Buhint-s» M en Heed To«lay w«-*lf, Friday, Nov. l* t , the Oviedo Howard Cuduen (KYxsilile of our congregation here him. Sup­ Yh* Commercial CJub m eets E V E R Y Saturday afternoon. November hunting season o|x-n* in Florida, and it Mr* Elmer Randall The hour of the evening service hu* per will tie served at 6 and will rAst th<Monday K i o h t . , is exp«x-U-d to l>e a hunner year. From |x-en changed from 7^80. to 7 o’clockit u y o u r duty to m eet with them small sum of 35 rents. Oysters will la^ A letter from Tho* Em m ett Wilson reports which have come to us we should Remember tbe church social at the *n enr°H your name os a memlier. Im- served in every style for only 25 cent*. Remember the date and get your app«-- home of C. R. W alker on I ’nion avenue at Phoenicia, N. Y , Ix-ars the intelli­ say that game was never more abundant •very night. -•peaking of recen t years, th a t is. tite ready for the event, for thF Preshy* tonight. It i* expected t h a t ’ Rev. Mr. gence th a t he and M rs. Wilson are en­ tk|0m* ^, v ® * " » y ■o” in everyFood has been plentiful, and the birds joying themselves and expect to return Moore will be present and there will lie ,„ ?* ***** come* up. Don’t stay mwny terian ladle* have a reputation aa most havV summered well. about the middle of November« an opportunity to m eet him aoeiaily^ •xcellant coolu. th*i» kick about what ia dona. t .1 3* I b .W c «( * a .a b ^ b i ,.f:lV * H i -4.«J ta .2 1 -e l •j I Hi’ia I lv. . «- m É * rNTJ if i- ; A K \4 rJk df T• ftl ¿ n riti rM m •w � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 22, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6ce7c706a5e95c6146ee9d4cd632ed22.pdf 5982311a5d5a5234e6a3fdb98df5b118 PDF Text Text uctooer 22, 191» preTeiiTThr *na IEsy re Ü1 convention which met at Syracuse and about? I toll you it'« no mors unrea­ TAUGHT EXPERTS A LESSON nominated Hon. Oscar S. Straus for s o n ab le than It Is ,tt> s d v s r t l s e soap Roosevelt Can Never Eliminate Negro Governor of New York. The colored Accident W h ile Casting Cannon g» and p ick le s and h a t s ." 'delegates took an active part in the pro­ suited In Foundation of Pr»««q From Hi« Political Plana English Qun F a c t o r y . Vslus of Falrmount Park. After hobnobbing with tba negro« ceedings of the convention. Severs When Philadelphia obtained Faircolored delegates made speeches and one In order to secure the nomination o' mount Park It was deemed by many We. owe our present arsenal n Roosevelt the Bull Mooee’s state cand of them seconded the nomination of a waste tract of little value. Incapable Woolwich to an accident T U to r. dates are going about the «tate crying Straus for Governor. Through the in of easy Improvement and likely to em inent had a gun foundry In Moorthat “ RoOMVelt'a party la a ‘white man’* fluence of the colored delegates, two im prove a burden. » Up to. the preeeút fields. where, upon one occasion ia partyV* Such assertions to white men portant planks affecting the colored time It has cost the city 110,000,000, the y%ar 1716, a distinguished party of Florida insults the Intelligence and people were put into the platform. ON E PLANNING FOR A MODEL CITY and Is estimated to bo worth .$300,- were gathered together to witness th* virtue of this proud Democratic com- PLANK PU T T H E PA RTY ON REC 000,000. operation of casting a large cannon ORD AS DENOUNCING RACE D IS­ mon wealth. A young foreigner, named Ucblacfc. Co-oparatlva Commonwealth la to Ba In previous issues of Dixie. I have C RIM IN A TIO N IN C A FES AND IN who seems to have been almost ia Established on Land Near Displeased by Adulation. shown how Theodore Roosevelt lately PLACFLS OF PU BLIC A M U SEM EN T entire stranger, but who waa w*t| tc. Loa Angelas, Cal. Maurice M aeterlinck Is grievously qualnted with the details of casting while the other plank favors the enlist­ placed hia arms around the necks of two troubled by a fan.e that has over­ noticed that one of the mold* b»4 dirty negroes, and in the presence of ment of a colored regiment in the nation­ Equal division of the fruits of labor whelmed him. He feels that there Is been .Insufficiently dried, and warned thousands of white men proclaimed al guard of the state of New York." la to be the chief object of a model something uncanny In this breaking the moldera against using it. They these sons of Ham the equal of any man C hari«. E. J o n « in Dixie. city, where It la claimed the post of of a'p reced en t which decrees that a disregarded hts advice, and when h« living and amusement will be reduced in the audience. I have recalled how groat roan must be a long time dead saw that he could not prevail upon more than one-third, that is planned Duval Wins F’rom Sanford this blatherskite told the white people before he Is recognized as great. He them to deatst, he Immediately put In the initial gridiron battle of the by a number of German residents who says: "Is there a single poet worthy o f Indianola that if they did not accept himself well out of harm's way beare now collecting a fund with which a negro as their postmaster they could present season of the heal grounds, the of the name to whom this has hap­ fore the cannon was cast. A terrlbls to purchase a tri\ct of land on which do without their mall. I have told how Duval high school defeated the San­ tba scheme la to be launched. Tho pened? It Is not a good omen. When explosion occurred when the molten he ate dinner with Booker Washington ford high school boy« by the large score society promoting the plan la the Co­ I think of men like Vllllers de ITsle- metal rushed Into the wet mold, ow­ of 36 to 0. ^ operative Fellowship of Loe A n g el« , Adam and Darbey d'Aurcvllly, who ing to the audden generation or steia in hia own home. The local eleven outclassed the Celery and la the drat of Ita kind to be or­ died without knowing. a moment's that could find no outlet, and several Looking over RooeeveU'a disgraceful Whenever ganized on the Pacific coast. The glory, I feel I 'am no longer worthy to persona were killed and a large num­ past and his association and love for the City team in every quarter. reading his lying attacks on Jell Davis, Toomer, Sinclair and Dowling would hit primary step of tho organisation as die. It has been Impossible to work ber Injured. for weeks. If this Is what they cail It ls aald that lu r c h was made for Robert E. Lew and other southern states­ the Sanford line they would make a dent explained by Secretary Max Guenther glory nowadays, then tho artist should men, I am unable to undentand how big enough to run a Seminole Limited recently, Includes the purchase of a long for death." Maeterlinck says the man whose predictions had been so painfully verified, and that the govwhite Democrats can consider him ex­ train through. The Sanford a th le t« tract of land near Los Angeles where that ho will take refuge In some cor­ ernment employed him to advts« the Industrial and residence center Is cept with the supremest disgust. Some play a fairly good defensive game, but ner of E n g la n d "till thl# tyranny be about the best.m ode of preienitng to be established. Upon this land Is have been fooled by the cry of progress­ they covered too much territory when such accidents In future The result to be built a city composed of work­ ovcfpast." iveness, as they are anxious to see the they accepted the challenge from the ers. each of which wfil hnvo an equal was that Moorflelds was given up u remedy for national ills applied, but they oral institution for the game which was opportunity of sharing In all profits a site of a gun foundry altogether, How He Attained Rank. should place no pledges in the confi­ played y«terday. and upon his advice the establishment from all of tho co-operative places of R om s men a r e fond of being known In the first quarter Sanford kicks-«! to business that are to tie established. was removed to the W a rre n at Wool dences of Roosevelt, for he has proved by a m ilita ry title». J u s t w h ere they himself the colossal liar of the age. Duval, Stockton receiving the kick, and These co-operative stores will Include got th e title Is often a m y s te ry . N e v­ wlch.— I/ondun Tlt-HIta. Some familiar with Roosevelt and who he immediately fell in fiehind the D. H. S. every necessity of life. Including all e r t h e le s s , tho crop of co lo n e ls and ma­ have been closely associated with him formation and carried the hall for fifteen foodstuffs, fuels and clothing, which j o r s c o n t in u e s to Increase. Co^. Lu­ “Thlg Is Your 8how." to he sold a t a price that oovers c iu s D. Polk hps made a careful study are honeat in the belief that his mind la yards before the Celery City boys could The late Sir George While, defsndsr affected, others charge that he consumes get a down. The teams formed with a only the coat and maintenance of the o f the s u b je c t . "Colonels a r e divided o f Ioidysmlth, wns a stro ng enough establishments. The third step In tho Into tw o c l a s s e s , ” said Colonel Polk, ao much whiskey a day that his spec­ ball in D. II. S .’s possession, and the m an to take responsibility for failure; organlzatloh of the city Is the estab ­ " ( h e co lo n e l o f th e re g u la r army and he was a strong enough man. tod. to tacular performances are the result of Wilbur machine was determined to get lishment of a hank. This Institution I have give credit to hts subord inates for that first touchdown, and Sinclair, who will he opened on the plan of a scrip tho o t h e r kind o f colonels. intoxication. often lieen naked how I got th e title. good work done. The first tlm« 1 saw Roosevrlt drunk or Roosevelt sober us was playing quarterback, took the hull or money-paying b asis, utfd tho sc rip It Is no m y s te ry . On o n e o c c a s io n I him was at Elandslaagte T h e t.sttls a menace to our country-----Roosevelt on the next play and carried it within s to he negotiable at any of tho com­ was out with a party of frie n d s and It was well In p rogress G e n e ra l FYcorlk sane is a damnable disgrace and a danger Sanford's twenty yard line, romjdeting munity stores, and all profit« of the c a m e my turn to buy th e liquid re was e la b o r a ti n g o n e of the too«' t.rtl when honest men can be found to l>e one of the prettiest end runs of the af­ In stitu tion ar« to he applied In the f r e s h m r n f * O ne of th e party who did Haul affa irs of the Month African . . r Conduct of the community store* All ternoon. The local hoys plowed their lieve his promises not know my mime s aid : "C olon e l, lari» in th e aftern o on Hlr Georgs E . R. Gunby, a chronic olHreseeker way through the Sanford line for the real estate Is to be held by the c o r ­ a i n ’t you going to t r e a t ? ’ and that Is White and his staff rode on th* t>»t how I got th e ra n k of colonel " when the negro Joe I>«e had control of required distance, and »cored their first poration during Its e i l s t e n c e , regard tlefleld, and had not been th e re ¡1«» «•»» of the Im p r o v e m e n ts th at ar» the pie counter who affiliated with touchdown. Sinclair immediately kick m in u tes b efo re a shell fired from uw* made thereon, and will ho placed In o f the M ax lm -N ord enfelts which tbs Lee, Macfarlane and others who now rule ed goal, which added one point. the hands of the m e m b er« only on Exploded Sto ry . B o e rs cap tu red from Ja m ie s o n »t tt«* the Republican party in Honda, has The Duval high »ohool l*oys got busy e ase for a stated period Any mem I 'n c l o E zra Howdy. Kben Just tim e of th e raid, but which w rr* d»* joined hand* with W (' Hodge*, an­ during the few minuets which were left her b eco m in g d issatisfied w ith ht* hark from ( 'allfotAilii I s e e Must he lined by nig h tfa ll to he In our h»i.dt other chronic oflictsHx-krr, and are telling in the first quarter, and »cored another oldlngs may qell tho Im p rov e m e n ts, it g r e a t place T h e y say th e re I* s u n ­ plowed up the ground within » (•» southern white men that they Itelieve touchdown Indore Sanford had time to but tho land Im m e d ia tely r e v e r ts to sh in e t h e r e tho y e a r ’round " U n cle yards o f hts horse. Almost >ttuuI In every way the E b o n — " T h a t Is Ju st one of them fa k e in a white man's government. think of what was hapjx-ning Sinclair tho fe llow sh ip taneou sly FYench hurried up and dr«» Herbert I.. Anderson, the manager of again kicked a goal This gave Duval c o m m is s io n man or middlem an Is to w e s te rn y a rn s E v e ry day I was thogn. rein b e fo r e the c h ie f to s u iie iiJs r e elim in ate d . * A n o th e r f e a t u r e of the along at the end of th e a fte rn o o n the Bull Mixme for Honda, come* from II |Hiint.n lor the first quarter. com m and "N o you carry cm said good old Kentucky Republican »tock During the other three quurter», the s e t tle m e n t Is to he a social ce n te r In night ca m e , ju st the sa m e us It tlous Hlr G eorg e, " t h i s Is your show i od He come* from the "penny;tie" district Duval athletes »cored nineteen jMiints. which not only educational ad v a n ta g e * boro." don Dally News. will he offered, but all forms of ainuso which polls a majority from 12,000 to which gave them a total of .36 tu (I. ment as well.— M u nicipal Jo u r n a l 15,000 Democratic majority. He was The football club which was on the Iqnesome in Kentucky and came to Hor- Held yenterduy afternoon representing ida where he still liecarne more isolated Duval high school is one of the Ix-st UTAH MODEL SCHOOL GARDEN S O M E U N D E R P R IC E D O F F E R IN G S until his dealings with P. A Holt. An­ elevens which has In-on organized In the derson also talks with the negro now, Florida metropolis in many season». Schema of Train ing Departm ent of U niv e rs ity School of Education but he planned with them he worked The way the boys handlist themselves W a ll W o rth Copying. with them to secure Roosevelt's nom­ at critical u rn « was great. Flach player ____ O ination. on the Duval lent a helping hahd in win­ In the ten acre* of gnrden connects«! CITY P R O P E R T Y Mr Anderson is in touch with Roose­ ning y «terd ay ’s game against the Celery with the training department of the t.ily Residence, live rooms, new. all modern. AH necessary out velt national headquarters and he sent City pigskin jierformer*. The line-up University of Utah School of Educa­ house*. An ideal location Cun !*e bought for as little a« f.’Mki mi ru»h<lown. the balance $20.00 Month to Chicago for literature to distribute of the two eleven* » a.» a* follows tion. two are reserved for dry farm l en Room Dwelling, all modern. B a th room, toilet, etc I» among the white IVtnorratir voters of Duval Altiertaon. Center latsli-r. left Ing and the rem ain in g eight a c r e s de m inute*' walk from busmen* street*. Ix-autiful shade tree*. |»uved w.tlhvoted to a large varie ty of v e g e tab le s the State Pleasant Holt fuse him a guard, laiwenstein, right guard Muull. hiii I street* Bargain $3260.00. T e rm s if wanted. lust of Democratic voters and Anderson left end. Houston, right end. Ujx-hurrh. ami fruits Fort) Room Touri»! Hotel hi u thriving little F'lorida town. Ju-t For example, one of tba moat re­ remodeled and furnished throughout. The furnishings alone are worth and Holt were working harmoniously right tackle; Dowling, left tackle, Sin­ more than we are asking for the entire property ......... .......... $ 10.000.00 together to send out this literature to clair, quarterback; Toomer, right half­ markable features Is the arrangement F.ight Room Dwelling, located on the Heights. F'our good build of 17 rows of small frtilts and plants, the white men of Florida. Among the back; Tracy, left halfback; Stockton, ing lots go with this property. Good water. The four lots promise each 165 feat long, or a total of 2.806 literature was Theodore Roosevelt’s fullback. a fine jirojxwition to hold os an investment as this 1» bound to lie San feet long, as follows: Twb ro w s of ford's future suburban residence section. We offer the entire hold in, "Confession of Faith.” “ Hiram JohnSanfprd Pickens, center; F’riday. left- asparagus, four of rad and two of fur $1650 on •on. the machine smasher,” "W hy guard. Reasoner. right guard, Kanner, black raspberries, two of rhubarb, one Americana Won't Stand for Free Trade," left end; Koumillat, right end. Ixma. of grapes and two each of gooseber­ "T h e Speech of Jane Addams." "O n-1 right tackle. Field, left tackle. Herndon ries and cur in '« S U B U R B A N F A R M S FDr \crcs all tiled and in first class »hnjx-. with Ixiard* to hie» ' ward, Christian Soldiers," and a lot of quarter hack. Allen right halfback. Hun­ Besides l u s c Go-re are 280 fruit Iwn acre» celer> On hard road to city and to Kami's Siding. I'hi> trees, embracing <\>i\ variety g row n 1 other Hull Mixiete »tuff showing thkt ter. fullback recom m endation. Price $1500.oo for commercial purpose* In the state; Roosevelt as a Progrtsaivr is Just the Referee, Mr Bird. TimekeejH-r. Mr Nine Room House, suitable for rooming house. F’irst street 20 kinds of garden vegetable* five ce­ reverse of Roosevelt as President. Jo n « . Timew-Union. Everything new and up-to-date. Toilet, hath and all modern cm. reals, two fiber plan!«, several g-asrc « . 'Hence*. Price way down. But there was other literature that and 310 children's home gardens, Fifteen Acres, five cleared and tiled. Two fine wells. Two small the Bull Moose headquarters sent to One on the llarber while 120 children are raising poultry outbuildings. Ajl under Pittsburg’ wire fence. (Quarter mile load­ Florida, which is being secreted by some The Starke Telegraph vouch« for the ing station. This place will only lie on the market for a few The garden la managed on a strictly of the Florida Bull Mooeers. Some of following amusing yarn, which, of course; business basis. Every dollar paid out day* for quick sale $2300.00 Thirt)-flve Acresin two m il« Sanford. Good double story house these have fallen into my possession, we all believe implicitly: Is charged to tho crop on which It which co*t $2500.00 to build. Good barn for 12 or 16 lirau slock and It fully sustains my charges that the Rarlier S. L. Alvaro* has gone about Is expended, and every crop hears Its No better dairy paopoeition in the state. We offer this at $.1500 00 Bull Moose favors the negro and ne­ lately with a linger done up in court pert of tho general expense Every­ groes will get postozffices and federal plaster. The injury happened this way: thing raised Is sold for market price, O R A N G E G R O V E S jobs in the south, if President Roosevelt Saturday a citixen from the hinterland and an accurate account la kept of all Hnc Orange Groves, one of 14 acres, with fine crop of bright ahould be elected president. of SamjMon lake entered the Lt^top and expense and Income pertaining to each fruit right on St. Johns river, also the A. C. L. R. IL Will sell ut » Among this Bull Moose literature desired to have hia beard taken off and crop, by puplla of the seventh grade. bargain. I he other five m il« from Sanford, over one thousand tree* The eighth grade haa charge of civic published weekly by the hundreds of to be given a clean ahave. The Ix-ard in bearing. Fine location on lake fronL This grove contains some affairs and the larger bualnes Interof the famous Bahai Naval Orang«, together with a liberal assortment thousands and sent broadcast over the belonged to a class, client warmer; qual­ of all the I >est varieti« surh as St. Michael Blood. Parson B r o w n , etc. country by, the Bull Moose manager in ity, hamboo-tili. Mr. Alvarez dejxjaitChicago. F'rom one of these bulletins ed the customer in a chair and to deter­ Eothern on Advertising. 1 clip the following paragraphs which mine whether he needed power shears or T IM B E R AND CUT O V ER LAND "Why la It necessary for you to appear under a twenty-four point head­ hand shears, grabbed tlie ^beard to feel 1 CD Thousand Acres in Lake county, a fine sub division propok « p on and on advertising yourself aition. I an lie sold in five or ten aero* tracts from $10 to $60 per acre. ing four columns wide, "T h e Bull Moose its density. He immediately exclaimed and Mist Marlows In Shakespearean Flowing wells ran tie hud on about 2.000 acres. This is good trucking Party and the Negro." with an expression of pain upon hia face: plays r land and will grow unything. Some fine groves adjoin it for quick "Jo h n H. Moseley, a colored man, has "Lord! Have you run a barbed wire Somebody asked E. H. Bothern that „ .. ............... _ ..... ............ L ...........$3.00 acre been nominated for Presidential elector through your patch of awamp?” th« other day. » F i ? A<* * * in Volusia county. Fla., Eaat Coast R. R- runs through it. Halifax River east aide. Shell enough on it to shell every on the Bull Moose ticket in the state of "W hy?“ responded the actor. "W all, He quickly withdrew hia hand and in road in county. Flowing wells can be bad anywhere. Portion touch« here are one or two stories that may one finger was found imbedded the busi­ on Flast C oast We won't price it here, for « cap"Forty-eight colored men were dele- ness end of a big fish hook. Errol Al- help yon to realtx« how little atten­ llalist U ti^unnic with ua for iL If intm«Uxi we will talk it over. tion th« public pays to what It reads, g a t« to the Bull Moose State Conven- varex, his assistant, had to rut the barb If interested in round timber we have 193,878 a c r« for sale. It » s m s , and heart. Only the other day not in one liody, or any one locality, but we have it at the right price, n a t Columbus, Ohio. Thirty of out with a razor. figure with us. a man came to tell me how much he we colored delegates came from Ham­ The man from the Sampson wilQs had enjoyed seeing Miss Mannsrtpg 3,000 Acres cut over land, adjoining the celery delta of Sanford ilton county, which happens to be the looked long at the hook and then eluci­ and mysalf In ’Macbeth.’ through the tract U some of the finest citrus fruit Undfl in Honda. We offer this a t ....................... ...................... ..................... f g j * arre home county of President T aft. »After dated: • "Not long since I entered a large -----"»»Cl 4U UIIInever _____________ ^ ^ __ It will be our policy to offer anything for____ aide _ unless we can , counting the colored delegmt« Mr. Hen­ "Dogged if hit ain’t the same hook I hotel and waa mat by the manager, conscientiously we ure uivinir von your vnnr money’s mm«.»'. worth. t, ' ’ * say conscientiously giving you ry Talyor of Cleveland said, " I t la th last when I was fiahin’ for caU at Cypress who called me ’Mr. Mansfield.’ I took . ,he ,n‘nn>‘ *• offering in all kind» of real « ta te largest number of negro« that ever aat Run last F'ourth of July. Hit ketrhed the time to explain that Mr. Manelioth city and farm. Tiinlx-r and all kinds of good bargains. * In a political convention in Ohio. 1 In somethin’ and broke offen the line. field had been dead for several years, G U E SS T H A T A N SW ERS T H E AT­ Feel again for that piece of fat meat hit but my friend only said pleasantly. Indeed. W ell, w ell!’ T IT U D E OF T H E P R O G R E SSIV E was bailed with.” "Now do you think It’e necessary P A R T Y TO W A RD T H E N EG RO .” But the pinder-fed bacon had melted to keep on hammering away, season 8 ulta t -10 O. A W . Building Sanford, Flo rid«'] “ Over twenty colored men were dele- during the hot days of August and only after season, telling the publlo what g a t« to the recent atate Bull Moose a piece of rind waa found. your ng&e la. whpee p U jg a ft NOT W HITE MAN’S PARTY BorneTown THelpsT xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx FLO R ID A REALTY CO. FLO R ID A REALTY CO. S Ahfifc'.v ■ * >■*• j �Published S e m i- W e e k ly —Tuesday and Friday THE SANFORD HERALD /<V S A N I O R D — L ift i» H u m ìt r 1 » Worth L ivin g B A N P O n o , F L O R I D A . F R ID A Y O C T O D E R SS. IS IS Valuiwe V crops looking fine B E C K E R the o lu steem o n u m en t ----- FO R H ER O E S IN GRA Y\ Impr€88ive Cerem onies Attend Unveiling o f Handsome Stone FLORIDA N E W S AND V IE W S F ROM EVERY SO t l t f E ( onl \N e a t i n - r M o a n s ford (¡R O W E R S TO K a rl) San­ I it'll li r e (¡K T ______ RESU LTS FOUND G U IL T Y F IR S T D EG R E E M U R D ER Now Awaiting The Sentence Tombs Prison M u rd erer’s Row .it O TH ER IT E M S OF IN T E R E S T IN W Q RLD ’S EV EN TS Daily Happenings in T h e Land of Flowers Culled and Tied ......... . rfcr on»» "•» in. n Planted Telegraphic Communications Boiled Down For the Benefit And Proapcela Are Brighi Into a Nosegay of Brieflets of Busy Herald Readers Por Seatuin •* i-:- - »V' Tb* unveiling ezerclse« of the Olustee A trip through thè celery delta just •"New RKAI’TIFYING SANFold) •w York. Oct., 25.— Police Lieu­ NEW FLORIDA EXPRESS RATE monument were held on Wednesday, now is a revelation, es|>ecially lo thè tenant Charles Becker was found guilty with Gen. E. M. Law as chariman. Cnmmlttrc From thè Wrlaka tourisis wbo bave left everything in thè Railroad Commission Orders Itcdur* tonight of murder In the Arid degree by I lu ll Tbe.exerriaee began with an invocation vegetuble line al buine killed by early .Make* a He pori the Jury who has been trying him for lion Beginning Orl. 25 by Gen. Long after which Gen. l*aw made The cominitt«-«- of fhe Welal.a ( 'luti frimta Tallahaaaee, H a.. Oct. 21 The Flor­ Instigating the death of Herman Hoa short addreaa, saying among other on < ivic» made the following report .it Ac r«% i i ( m «ti a c r e » «il h - ttu c « - t i m i i * ida Railroad rommisnion ha* issuer) an aenthal, the gambler. The verdlrt was things. “That when you cease to honor the last meeting growing at a rapii! rat«- und.with <-«mi| order effective October 26, regarding pronounced at 12.02 o'clock this morn­ yOur heroes you cease to produce them.” Your ruminiti«-«- apponiti<| «m Civu-s wcalher «ili imiti head ami go tu market. the movement of fruit and vegetable« ing. He recounted some of the incidents of Ix-g* leave to submit the folhiwmg re Stime of thè celery timi ha* lui-n -><-t out by express T h e verdict read i» already bi-gmrmig tu .ho» gr«»-ii thè the battle of Olustee, calling attention |xirt " M u r d e r in Che Hrk| d e g r e e ." t ’ mler tie- rule now in for«-e. the rate to the fact that although the federal» hud That we deem thè lx-| r.-„ilt» »,|| »M. j''- ‘rk Mvid gr-en thnt unl> celery ut San of 1« shipment moving over two or more And * i a pronounced exactly at mid­ 6,000 soldiers and the Confederates only olitatii«-<l liy dividing the li.wn into lord can show and oilier winter crop* lm«— of railroad by exprerui 1» made by night. I le r k r r * 1 1 rem and ed for »en­ 5,000, the federals loss was 1,861 killed four district*, and awarding a prue m tliut dot the held* here and there adding the local riirea of the two or more te n te to the T o m b s by J u s t ic e Goff The pro»|x.-ct» are gisid for 11 most lines and drdurting ten |>er rent. U n ­ until O cto b e r 30. and wounded, while the Confederates each district. |cms was only 041. This was followed Mrs. Becker, sitting outside thr door That a sale of plant*, hibiscus. jxiin- bountiful crop, and the lettuce Ix-ing the der the new rule the rate of a shipment by the presentation of the maid of honor settim. crape myrtle, golden bell. row*, first to go forward i* just now engniKsing moving over two Inn's of road will l>e the of the court room, fell In a swoon when for the monument commission, and the ferns and |ialm* in pru-»- from ID to 15 the mind of the grower, the buyer and sum of the lix-als on each line, less 20 thr verdict was announced. matron of honor for the United Confed­ cents each, to olitali) fund* and give nia the public generally, for all of lh«—«- par |e-r cent and oil a shipment moving over Jo h n F. M cIn ty re , I te ck er'a chief In- afe vitallv lllli-r«—t«s| in the game of thr«»- lines of mail or more, the rute will roun*el. announced that hr would take erate Veterans, as well as the presentation terial for la-autifyiiig |irt-ine*of the matron of honor, sponsors and lx- the *um of the hx-als of each line less ■ n im m ediate appeal, hut added beyond riiat a -»cali- of jndgi— Is- obtaine<l growing winter vi-gclahl«|t m -.-ui * t o In- tli«- g e n e r a l o p i n i o n maids of honor for the Daughters of th from some gissi siiurc«III |»-r cent Below 1» given an illustra­ this he had nothing lo say. the Confederacy and the children of the B e c k e r did not flinch when he heard That the lodgi— will . oii.i.i ,d , >olii Hi.«' t h. m a j o r i t y «-I Mi. gr--wi-r» Itu* tion of the result of 1be application of Confederacy. The hand furnished music lint tee of t hr«»- Urie from t he « it v 101111 .« a . o h w i l 1 I»- c o l i t i - n t w i l l , .1 t a l l p n e e th«- new tariff the verdlrt pronounced by Harrnld H. it this period, and the surviving Con­ Cll. one from civic c«immiMee and on.- I for llu-ir *lufi f o l> Sanford and profit \ s h i p m e n t f r o m S S a i i c h u l a t o M u r i - S k inner, fo rem an of the Jury. I mg from their former i-x|s rn-m-e of other federate soldiers who participated in tin- ritiwti lh«- twelve ju ror*. »Ilh solem n face* a n n a w o u l d pa.»» o v e r thr«»- r o ad » a n d \ M-purute »<•> ,.f 11«r•-. for », -*•a—m* a dl not be I«*ni|.ti*«l I.y »«»•calli'il th«- rut«- a t pr«-s*'nt o n o r a n g e » holwe«-n and im-aNured step*, filed into the rourt battle of Olustee then gather«»! on the city div 1*1011 j gissl prices to *hip to northern market* th«*m- p o i n t * ¡» 85c |>«-r Imix . a r e d u c t i o n room at 11:55 o'clock. stage, where they were» photographed Your rollimi (lee rei-ommend* tin* plan rher«- .«re several wel l known and re of 1 , in tfo* o«-w rat*- ol veg.-tabl«-» *»iic \ nioinent later the defend ant wan The band then played Dixie, while the of pr<s-«»-«lnre I ,ii>lt * ommisan-n h«Mi-s— that will inak. |M-r c r a t e , a r e d u c t i o n «if H» brought In from the T o m b *. Justice —■veteran* cheered. ({•-IS-, Hull ■ vilxml t,-.| ■» -tand.ird price h*-r«- f•.r tsitfi lettuce CofT had got yet entered the room, and o o o A *lnpin«-nl from \ V am hula to I >eM It.'' F u It It K S T I \h K. < Ion and cel.-ry. and if it 1* g<»>d enough to Funiuk Spring* would pa** over thr«-« for a moment flecker took hla »eat. K l). Hobbs, one of Tampa's leading MUS G F SM ITH grower in prufilHl h«-re 1» l.ut little of tin- road» \* hr walled, hr sean nrd with anThe present rate on orallgi-s business men and promoters, who ha* M ItS C O M e l . AI G i l l . I N lei I it« e and i-eli-ry it,at will lie con ln-twi*-t| said points 1» *>Oc per box and the violin eves the fa re * of Ihr Jury, but been a resident of Tampa .since 18D4, die«! M U S U I» l it »1.1 »KN I .igried rate on vegelabh— 72«- |M-r .rat«- The none uf lhi-111 returned his gare. A in Mineral Wells, Texas, Tuesday morn M U S I I) I.A N t i l . K i m-w rute on urang«— 1» 72i p* r box and ten»«- » lienrr prevailed. ing. M i x " M K I.I. III I NI- K It rdni-stta) • loti At I I 67 Ju n llre («off e ntered thr <m vegetabl«— 5tir. o o o l lil* pialli *al<- « ili t a n e piai , at Mr II rourt room and bowing low to counael M i. fililo» mg olili i-r* ami mi-inlM-r* A shipment from Winter Haven to Tlie paving company having the con­ R«>tx-rl»' *to re . S u r 14 and 15 P m rs took hi* seal. Th e Jury roll wan called ( 'otlonilule ««mid pas* over tiir«-e ro ad i; ol the executive commit lee of tinV t •»!tract for paving the mile and a half of uw ard isi in M a y T h e c ity Ha» gì veti Sinn» the pr»—«-id rale on orange* b«-tween «aid The clerk then naked the ju ror» if they streets in Tallahassee is putting the brick $ HI and th è S an fo rd U ate r 81 le. i o }.', m—day Club Mr* <ì«»trgi- I pn—ideid . Mr* May fln kin», v ic«- pr«—- point* i* 8 5 1jC per Imu. and on v«-g«-t- had reached a verdict on the streets now. Grading ami laying lo tt a r li t h è tlow.-r fluid "W e h av e.’’ announced Foreman I«let« t . Mr* S (I Cha.»«- secretary, Mr» able» 73c jx-r crule': the new rati- is 66 I -;fc the briek will commence next week Skinner Th e Jury ro«vc lo Its fe e l. |x-r Ixix « 111 oranges, a rv«tu« tn»n of H*c, A D K*-y i r«-a»ur«-r with Mrs I, It o o o Herald'» Sir»» Note "W r find the defendant guilty as Philips and Mr» M II Howler, m em ­ ami tinnew rate on vegetables 56c. a The fair grounds in Pensacola during For several years the New 5 «irk Her­ charged In the Indictment,” Mr. Skin­ ber» of the i-\«»-iltlve committee, met reduction of 16c the Interstate Fair will be illumined with ald ha» made a »penalty. every I’r«—1\ »hi filllent from Winter Haven to ner said »lowly, and evenly, looking between fourteen and sixteen humlred dential campaign of conducting .1 very by ap|Miiritim-tit ••( tbi pri—ident Mr» incandescent flectric lights. All of the exti-nsive »traw vote Tills year the M ari* The program collimiti«-«- rom Talluhurvw-e would pa*.» over two roads; suuarel) at Justice Goff. " D o you f ind t h e « l e f r n d a n t g u i l t y o f concessions, shows, streets ami buildings vote I* III«ire extensive til.ill ever is-for. tbe program eiim m iltcc com pos*» I id 1 In- |ir«s-«-nl rate Ix-twi-i-fi »aul point* on m u r i i r r In lh«- first d e g r e e , a * c h a r g e d il,,filli,,» « 11 g ladu— Mr» I f e m . \ V igi r 0» uigi-r b.li per box and on veg«-table* will be brilliantly illumined each night Tile complete n—-ill- i-< f•<11>|i- I..-.I . . f 1 .,- j i, i rat«- the n«-w rule on oranges In t h e In d ictm en t' a s k e d I h r c l e r k . \f r* • I W ilk.-r Mr» < org> W al o o o erv Siindav ' W c do . lh«- f o r e m a n rrpli«*d. T Duli->ii at Hu fi-ioo » -o- - r«--lii«-tion of 7«* |x-r box. ami Ox* ) d r o f , . m d SC t J M Hankatone, a drayman, shot ami I,,v»t »un«l.i\ * Il.-rald *.*»»t.»«n- tin re o o o m-w rate on vi-getabl«— l i e , a r'sllirtion ol lb. or«— ilici < -oi I.ake ( inoro I bur» hilled /.ark llooneman, his son-in-lu'» suits ol tin* canvas* in a ciimpleti- form I * T h a t Jb-nutor Allx-rt J Beveridge re­ Tuesday afternoon in Arcadia. The Tin- results ithow that Wilson is »till way day afl«-rnooii for a filial consultation of 5 ' nturned cam paig n contributio ns umounlshooting occurred at the Lamb & Price in the lead, with Taft unil Rixmevelt and the arrangement of several matters, which have pre»«.-iil**<l lliemwlve», I»-Welaka H u ll MusTrale ,n ‘>' ^ <6" - (,(K'10 l,im **>' Geo. W. Novelty Works, where Booseman wux fighting for second place Taft ha* made for«- the first meeting of tin- W«-«ln«—«lay I'u«—lay afternoon a large ..um ber of ,V rk ln "'* M r U “ n “ n'' Ct"' night fireman. There are conflicting »tight gain» over th«- preceiling w«»-k Club, the Pith of N*ov«-niber the ladit— of the W.-laki. ( I n i . ai^-m bled i,,r'1 w , h r ‘ •’•“ mony of reports as to the origin of the dilllculty. The vote »how . that W ll-oo will 1 ,«rrv 1 I'll«- p r o g r a m » a * di»- u-vw-d a mi o n e or tin- cluh rixima for the monthly m\j. \ '•> «»'•' » n a l e cane o o o Ma-v».tehu—-tt* New J>-r»*'V N e w 3 ->rk. t w o m i n o r «-hang«— w«-r«ma<bi " c o n „cal.-, which is alwavs at. event of great ! •"••k" •«•l.lnhutio.i. com m ittee Gov. Kmmel O'Neal of Alabama and ( <itin«»-ticut I’etinsv lv .1111.1 Maryland Sldenng I lie »»irk lor t fowiiiler » tv 1 ctv j inter«—t nil.) pleasure at the club .»» Andrew < arneglr. the chipix-r lord of Gov. Allx-rt Gilchrist of Florida ar«- ex­ Delaware Matin- New Hampshire «'bnib, I ,1 I1 s.infur-l enjoys I In- -li—tin- In-n of hiving Skibo, ami millionaire iron master, jhail pected to come to Pensurida on Oct I mliatia W•—t \ irginia N«-\ «>i.i New ( i a * b i s - u p i a m i .1 -on- very flit«- lull'll lull* who i-i-ntribute .1 hunch ->f (leather in his hultonhoU- and 30 ind participate in the ceremonies ai Mexico < olorado W i». oil-.ni Mim e pr ogr , «m • -»0100*'• • W h e n tinbusi ne-»» < • ! I be m t i n g was Irvipo-ntly with their lub-nt* to tin- plcna- carri«*«l a medicine iKitlh- filbxi with tendant upon the completion of the land »ota. Iowa. Missouri. Kansas Uklahoma. | Scotch whi»key when he returne«! from t--»ii*4ii'b--i M r* M a n * . .*»»iM«**l b* Mr* oriof ut tiers link of the Gulf, Florida and Alabama Nebraska. S«mtii Dakota Ari/.ona uni musical program wu.* con•••" Skilm relate with hia wife and daughD u tt o n -*.-rv--I •h-ln'ino» - ak-- • ra*-k«-rAft«-r tinRailroad, which includes the driving of the soil«! south of auction1 u'r recently. When asktxl if he everund punb gume cludeii an informul the golden spike connecting the road­ • Tuft 1» ahead in Wyoming and I'tah. intended to expatriate himself and be­ liridge vvua played. bed with the bay. with a g«x»d chance for ItliiMle Island. come a *iibje«-t of King G«-orge. whom M r*. R . J . Holly, liinUrt* for I he • New < It) Director) o o o Koosevelt i*_ abend in California. h«has entertaintxi on several «x-rasions, W S Neville, representing the Sharp m onth, wu* uasiaU-d Tuesday afternoon At the meeting of the city council in Idaho. Washington and very cl««*«- to Mr. Carnegie said “ Kings are fakirs, 111 nerving tho rafreahinent*. ice cream i Alleman H a n k Dinctory f o . was 111 Palatka Saturday night it was decided Wilson in Illinois ami Indiana 'and I'm one of the plain people. I Ih«- «-tty on W-sin—«lay looking into the and wuferi. by Mrs I.. G Slringfellow that an automobile chemical engine I I I past campaign* the Herald h a * h i t wouldn't give up my American cititenwould be ordered for the fire department, very near the mark, ami the re*ult of the pro]«»! "f an tirang«- «-ounty ilirertury. .-ind Mr». F W Sm ith. I ship for a round I rip ticket to paradise. Th«» following prog rum was Ix-iiutifully thus giving that city cheaper and more present campaign, it i* generally ton- featuring Sanfor«l and Orlando, and giv­ I The i ’nit«-«l States is the finest land In ing views anil us«-fiil information lyi-oiil rendered and greatly enjoyed by every reasonable fire insurance rates, ceded. will probably turn vyit to be not the world, and there is no city that can the different »«»lions of the i-uunty, one pr«-**-nt oo o fur away from the Herald's figures i i*<|iial N'vw Y'ork except Sanford. Fla. Piano Solo rural rout«—, population. r»-»ourr«—, etc. Twenty Seven New Banks 000 Paderewski T h r o u g h th e S h a r p A A lle m an f o th e M inuet One of the evidences that Florida ia The revolt of Gen. Felix Diax, nephew Comnierrlal Club Monday Night Ml.sa Margaret Davix d ir e c to rie s are c ir r u l a t is l 10 all tli«* larg«enjoying a season of prosperity is given of the exiled president of Mexiro, has Yix-al Solo The Commercial Club will h«dd their •-■tIt-—of the no rth and w«—t III the h o te ls by the information from the rumptrol I k-cii abort live«l. The town of Vera tjin —t E le an or Smith I*» s office that since the middle of Feb- meetings every Monday night instead of and railroad office» and public filu ri« Crux w hich he occupied with aliout 2,000 Mrs. K. I,. Robinson The Imok compiled as m county affair Miry last, when W. V. Knott was ap- Friday night a» formerly, and the first adherents for several days, was raptured f'oriM't Solo P9tot*d comptroller, authority has been me«>ting since the change will take plan- should prove more comprehensive in by the Mexican («-deral fore«*« yrsterday. Dreutn* of i’uradto«next Monday night in the city hall A scofx* and give a b«-ti«-r description than granted to twenty-eeven state banks to The casualties were few. No foreigners Miss JenaIc StUllinn °pen their doors and begin buiincns. In full attendance is desire«] as imverul re­ n directory of Sanford could give. Mr. were hurt. Two federal columns, com­ Piano So lo / addition to theae authority has lieen ports of interest will be aubmitted to the Neville compiled a city directory of Or­ Bohrn .... manded by Col. Jim in ii Castro and Gen, frtnted to begin business to five trust club. All those that are not memla-rs iundo several month* ago thut gave er Rirds in the Woods th) R o s a r y Nevins „. Joaquin Beltran, entered Vera Cruz from r^mpani«*, which have organized under are cordially invited to attend the meet­ general satisfaction and was said to be the north and south. There was slight Mrs Elm er Randall “ »e aet of 1911. Tho tax assessors are ing and those who are members and fail the he*t ttint was ever printed in that opposition to their advance. Coi. Cas­ Vocal Solo In their books to the eomptrol- to attend will have the marshal sent city tro with less titan fifty men captured Four Iacaf C l o v e r . W h itn e y Coom e *•*'« office and those to far examined after them. Gen. Felix Diax. whose 300 men with poM r * E. L. Robinson Congregational News “ • rule a considerable increase Gen. Felix Diaz, whose 300 men at police Cornet So lo Presbyterian Church Social Rev. D. L. Moore of Glenwood, Minn., yaar In assessed valuations of pro»headquartors refused to fire at his com­ -------- . . . . The ladies of the Presbyterian church will occupy the pulpit of the Congrega­ Alice. Where Art Thou? . in the state. mand M is * Jessie Stu m on will hold a social in the vacant store tional church, Sunday morning and -■rr Piano Solo room next to the City Restaurant ou evening, and it is dmin'd that as many as Merehaata ta d Buhint-s» Men Heed To«lay w«-*lf, Friday, Nov. l*t, the Oviedo Howard Cuduen (KYxsilile of our congregation here him. Sup­ Yh* Commercial CJub meets E V E R Y Saturday afternoon. November hunting season o|x-n* in Florida, and it Mr* Elm er Randall The hour of the evening service hu* per will tie served at 6 and will rAst th<Mo n d a y K i o h t . , is exp«x-U-d to l>e a hunner year. From |x-en changed from 7^80. to 7 o’clockit u y o u r duty to meet with them small sum of 35 rents. Oysters will lareports which have come to us we should ^ A letter from Tho* Emmett Wilson Remember tbe church social at the *n enr°H your name os a memlier. Im- served in every style for only 25 cent*. say that game was never more abundant Remember the date and get your app«-- home of C. R. Walker on I ’nion avenue at Phoenicia, N. Y , Ix-ars the intelli­ •very night. -•peaking of recent years, that is. gence that he and Mrs. Wilson are en­ tonight. It i* expected th a t’Rev. Mr. tk|0m* ^,v ® * " » y ■o” in every- tite ready for the event, for thF Preshy* Food has been plentiful, and the birds joying themselves and expect to return Moore will be present and there will lie , „ ?* ***** come* up. Don’t stay mwny terian ladle* have a reputation aa most havV summered well. about the middle of November« an opportunity to meet him aoeiaily^ •xcellant coolu. th*i» kick about what ia dona. t .1 3* I b .W c «( * a .a b ^ b i ,.f:lV * H i -4 .« J ta.21 -el ia • j I Hi’ I lv. . «- m É * rNTJ if i- ; A K \4 rJk df T• ftl ¿ n riti rM m •w �October 25.1912 THE SANFORD HERALD Every progressive man or firm has to have an aim, and when we entered the mercantile ~ '7Z , , _ . _ . t__________ u d i i r i field in Sanford, nearly five years ago, it was to see how much we could sell of the B e st Merchandise, for less money, and this seaseihit gives us greater pleasure than ever to tell our many patrons th a t every article in our large sto£k represents the " B e s t for Less” H ELPFU L HINT*. . u tm < -* w radlabaa b o x bo kept froth and crlip h r draiaU g a ft or waahtng l a cold wator, than ooror In a tight dlah. P otato**, cap# d a lly tho now co o t, jo a x ho robot tod whoa aookafl by dropping thorn Into boiling wator for a fow mom an to, to booomo h o t Kltabon floor* and tabloo of plaa m ax k* Bad* whlto by «crabbing thoca with oold v a lo r, oo*p and wood •nitirn Tbit la rath or hard on tho howover. Sollod towola m ax bo troaUd la thla m annor and b*oomO whit* again. P la ce thorn in a kottlo and ooror with «old wator. A£d aharlnga of puro aoap and tha Juloo of a lomon. P laco on tho back of tho otoro and allow tho wator to gradually com# to a boll. If Tory much oollod tho proceoa may h aro to bo repeated. Whoa food haa oookod on to a dish, rom oro It from tho hoot and oot It at on e* Into oold wator. Tho atoam wilt oooapo from tho outoldo lnatoad of paoalng np through tho food. Ro­ m oro tho food from tho pan and prcoood with tho cooking, or add tho ■ano* and oorro. When boating ogga. boat tho whites first and add a spoonful of tho beaten whltoo to tho yolk*. They will boat up much lighter and tbe yolks will not atlck to tho boater. When lighting tho gas. strike the match and slowly turn on the gas So many people turn on the gat full force, then apply tho m atch; an explosion follows which sends the motor for­ ward. ii . m Orange fritters are as dslldous an accompaniment to broiled or fried ham as well as duck, as Is apple sauce to spare rib. Borne one who knows says that parafine rubbed on the heels and toes of stockings will ca u se them to laat much longer. Mint may bo steeped and strained and kopt to add to lomonsdo for a palatable and cooling drink. Mint rtnegar Is another use /or tbe fragrant mint. In preparing any drink of mint the water ahould be kept covered until cool so that the flaror Is not lo st Casters need oil occasionally, not too much, for 1^ may soil the rug o r car­ pet by dripping, or gather dust The castor should De carefully wiped after applying the oil. IJn e tome small patty tin with paw try, bake and then fill with slewed figs, add tho sirup and top It with whipped cream. f W#rid*a D#bt to looks. How softly wo lax boro Ibo porerty ol humus tgnoranc# to books without feeling say «ham#. Tboy sro msotors .who Instruct us without rod or forulo, without angry words, without cloth#« or m on ir. If w# com# to them they aro not nslo«p; If you ask and Inquire of th#m they do not withdraw thamaalroo; they do not chldo you If you maka mistake«; tboy do not laugh at you If you ara Ign oran t—Richard Da B ury. •otxod by on l a g t * ▲ hog* Mglo awoopod down on tha homo of & Waetport. Conn., man a law dayo ago and aalnad Anna, hla twoyaar-okd daughtar. In Ita Intona and attorn ptad to fly away with her. Tho ocraama of tha child brought tha fath ar to tha yard. Tha bird than .dropp oi th o little on*, and tha fathor aoltod h ar and ran Into tho houaa. Tha tttU * glrfa elothaa warn torn by tha h d rfa la Iona, bat aha wna not araa I Original Women Suffragi«!. A mod ara historian moka# tho claim th at Congru Hrolf. tho mighty Viking, {who afterward hanama tha flrat duka «4 Normandy and th e progenitor of William tha Oonqaaror, waa tho orig­ inal woman auffraglat. aad that It waa thla ralliant Norseman who oouadod th o t r a t , clarion can for woman's rights ton «catari#* ago. FURNITURE Monday we always have special induce­ ments in all parts of the store, but Monday you cannot afford to overlook the many specials in the furniture department. When you have a good thing it is hard to keep from saying something about it. Our fa­ mous Selby, Godman and Snow Shoes are some­ thing to .talk about. $7.50 BED S $4.98 White Enamel Iron Bed. continuous poet, height of head 54 inches, $7.50 grado Q Q snlo price $3.00 COT $2.39 Something entirely dif­ ferent, all iron frame Cot, reinforced springs, value $3.00, for ( 9 0 O f i $4.00 Gun Metal Shoes Sixteen Button Gun Metal, Selby Shoe for ladies, three quarter vamp No. 202 last, military heel $4.00 grade Q Q Q Q o n ly ..... ...... t D i i a O * / $3.50 Tan Selby $2.98 An exceptional bargain, genuine Tan Russian Calf Blucher Shoe for Indies for Monday's sale, ut this bar- fitc h A O $5.00 WashsUnd $3.48 This is an exceptional number in Washstands, worth double the money. Monday’s Q Q JtQ sale price 3 )0 *4 0 $2.50 Center Table $1.89 $3.50 White Welt $2.98 Solid Oak Center Table, Fine imported White 24x24-ln, for Monday only Duck Top, Goodyear welt, [oing at the ridiculously1 Oak Tanned Leather Sole, ow price Q Q $3.50, see these Shoes at Monday’s Q Q QQ sale only «DAuoc/O M IS SE S’ SH O E This Shoe Is rfiade in sires from 1 1 ^ to 2. Misses Kid Button Shoe with patent leather cuff top for Mon- (T»-f r f A day’s sale ... ! W A RD RO BES, D R E S S E R S AND ST O V E S Also many other articles of Furniture too numerous to mention. See our special values for Monday. We will deliver to your home on a small payment down and weekly QQ payments of ............................................ tp JL a U U $4.00 SNOW S H O E S $3.48 Goodyear welt "Union M ade” in T a n , P a t­ en! lea th er. Gun Metal and Vici, either Button or Blucher, $-1.00 grade our price $3.48 GOODS GOODS Monday 9 O’clock At this hour we will place on sale Sheets 6 feet wide and 7*-<j feet long, this wile each Q p* only O D C 50c SILK 39c The ideal material for evening Dresses is these new weaves in Japonika Silk, all colors cyra 50c value O ifC fiOr Handkerchief l.iiicn A beautiful weave, gen­ uine imported Handker­ chief Linen, a sjKS’ial good value. 60c, our AQ price a yard 25c Shirting Madras Choice new line of the well known Pawnee Mad­ ras, in special good, pat­ terns, Monday -| a yard .............. 1 |C Japanese Kimona Crepe Choice line of Crepe in a beautiful selection of Japanese and other neat designs for next -| Monday a yard.. I K t 50c Silence Cloth 39c Sixty inch v/ide, stand­ ard weight Silcncu Cloth for table padding, a splen­ did value for QA 50c, Monday...... O a / C 35c Sateen Lining 23c Sei« mir large line of new Sateen Linings in black, white an«l colors for next Monday's Lin- 54-in SERGE $1.29 Ju st think! All wool Serge, 1 yards wide, worth $1.75 a yard, either in black or A» -| Q Q navy blue ... 9-4 Pcpperell Sheeting Our genuine Peppered Sheeting, 6ft. 9 in. wide, unbleached, one of our many bargains. Q £ Monday a yard $2.00 Bolt Nainsook Thirty-six inches wide, soft finish Nainsook, the admirable material for un­ derwear, $2.00 value, our price bolt, (T* “j / » A 12 yards ih l.O iJ 35c Wool Suiting 27c Thirty-six inch Wool Suiting in navy blue, a good value for 35c a yard. Our price Mon- Q r 7 day only 4C LA D IES’ in g a a le .................... R E A D Y -T O -W E A R CORDUROY S K IR T S We have been very' fortunate U. secure a complete assortment ol Corduroy Skirts in brown, navy blue, gray and black. Q Q / IQ Special price Monday.. « P O o ^ x O SER G E SU ITS A special line of new Serge Suits in navy blue ami black just arrived < • this special line for Monday’s fu.V it |ht suit d* 1 "I A O ‘*nly .... . . . M J L .y O ALTERATIONS FREE ¥71 ¥ fc ¥71 ¥71 $47.60 Ti IV i l j F a 10.00 TICK ET WITH EVERY $1.00 PURCHASE ¿ Ó C White Cotton Corduroy For Monday n splendid value in this popular ma­ terial, always retails for 25e a yard our A D EPA R TM EN T $7.50 SK IR T S $5.48 Sts- our large line of Velvet Cor­ duroy, also Serge Skirts in black, navy and colors. These are all good values for $7.50, very (P fT A Q choice.......... ........... t b t ) * 4 1 .0 Winchester Automatic Drop-1 lead Sewing Machine, Mission Oak Rocker. 8.00 Leather Strap Braced Trunk. Drawing at 10:30 a.m 8.()0 Leather Lined Cow-Hide Traveling Bag. 5.00 Round Top Oak Center Table. THURSDAY, NOY. 7 11 Days More F O R MEN W e have over 500 samples, consisting of all of the desirable patterns in domestic and im­ ported Woolens, "guaranteed all wool” or an­ other Su it. Any of these styles you pick out will be made by T h e Royal Tailors, which insures only th e.b est fit and workmanship, with a sav­ ing of from $3.00 to $10.00 a Su it. FALL HAT SA LE For Monday we will have a large line of latest Fall Styles Men and Boys’ t a i a n Hats, $2.00 v a lu e ......... ....... ..................... $ l * 4 o NEW COLE COLLAR Have you swn it? Also large line of other Frisbee l oon make Collars in Fall styles and O Na L Y DEPARTMENT STORE 11 DAYS T W O S T O R E 8 — 121-123 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T BEFORE CASH NOVEMBER SANFORD FLORIDA .-1- D raw ing �October 25, 1912 KirjdibSum Qothei M* F*»t> 1s>Uf READY FOR BUSINESS KAirichbaum *4 wswry k ha\e now completed the remodeling of our store room. While it has been quite in­ convenient for our customers during this remodeling we are now prepared to give you better service than ever before. Everything in our store will be kept in firstclass shape. Our new fixtures are especially de­ signed to give better service to our patrons. You are invited to give us a call and inspect our store and goods. We have an especially good line of Boys’ School Suits, as well as Gents’ Clothing-, Furnishings and both Men’s and Ladies Shoes. Give us a call . 'vu A H. Klk>(-IlhAI VI A, , SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. S U C C E S S O R S T O D. L . T H R A S H E R 1 2 5 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T n m in : v o i I si \ • »•»( S e c tio n N o» Agitating Question Again I Ills Last v.,','k a meeting wiw held in No« Smyrna and also u m eeting in D aytona looking to the division of Volusia counts It 1« said th a t the S m y rn a meeting luv,,r ed dividing the county e a s t and »est leaving S m y r n a as the large-,! i n » ' tlie nevi cou nts while t h. D i . ' . e , meeting (avored dividing tm- ...... . • north and south leaving D .ivtonu , ' • largest tow n in the new countv Thursday in D aytona, a mass meeting was rullili at which it is » .ri i-ru n ip ti-d : I a - , if, '■nell I I levs ul \ I ! 'fa • . in E d ito r t I»»***' • -t - l a In • •'»,'• In t.li-i ■ la caused the resignation. Collier nays he and M r. Hupgood differed on politics. Mr. Hupgood says no *ueh thing; the split came about be­ cause Collire saw fit to m a k e the a d v e r­ tising manager the overlord over the »hole instituUon. Iti o ilier words, tacit announcement was made th a t th ....... .. torial columns .were to lie colored by a d ­ vertising policy. Collier's outwardly has stood for high and more honest journalism, has ex poms I patent medicine frauds, brought nhout the very partial downfall of Colonel A C o m p lete and U p -to D ate Lin e of H a rd w a re i: >i M I l!* 11 movement harked *-> a gr, at mora i II, .V,| I t , ......I,. 1 , -I « I, '■ |1 I M L u ll. •I d I" W S c l i 'o v e r tu L aura PLANKT JR Aim: HARROWS Jo h n FARMING niTRf: CHATTANOOGA IMPLEMENTS AND A BOSS P L O W S SPECIALTY '• ! ." • . jr.Ton \\ tm S X X X X X I ••••I ‘I h wd d f<»r !<• •mi•) ils hellv wd $.r>000 Howard Packard I.and • " to \l.ii.il t Anderson, wd.. 1 1imo South I.ioni Homi < " I" lohn I on x GUNS, AMMUNITION AND si lier, deed. $J0O J ’ hos in s o n I ( h ic k .Old » l i e to \\ I Koli SPORTING GOODS dis d $ .VJ.'» Adolph Reidel to listili r H dis-d $1 . Howard Packard i e nd * Hart let t . dis-d. S 1 Munger I..1111I I o t ■ \i i.n i Reidel, f I ’li s *rd dissi, f l ' . T h e farmers of*'Hustings. I .li ti"- and oilier points III that sis-lmli ol tin- famous p o ta to belt are getting busy preparing for tin- lug » i n t e r crop of I risii po tato,,. b The Hill Hardware Co. , , T ............ .. th . H e* «old other remedies for skin coûta you not a cent. 'i . *< K L . R. P H IL IP S A COM PANY AT D R I L L xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: , *1 3 * y • q troulile« hut none that w* can recom­ P lum bing and mend a * highly aa thla for we know that U .D .I ) . »tope the Itch at once. > 'e ju*t want you to give D .D .D . a trial. T h a t will Gas F i t t i n g be onough to prove it. Of courae all other drugglate have p It D Prescription— go lo them It you emi t con e to us— hut don't accept som» Me profit mibetltute n<if If you com* to OL*r *toro. w« All W o r k l i t i c i v p s M y P e r s o n a l ’ no rer .«In of » l ot P .P P wilt do for >•" Itili I » o'Trr v oil a full alle hot it» on A t t e n t i o n A n d R e s t KfTorle, On-. »- mr.iMe. I f yoe do not fln-l ttiat I, F E R T I L I Z E R Corner Oak Ave. First Street • Sanford, Florida C. H . D IN G E E Sine* the old-fashioned i f o r r of cur“ f • * » » ! » through (he Mood lion been «iv*B up by scientists, many illftercnt 7 ' t * b o r e b e e n tried fo r akin oineaeea. Jr 1 been found th a t theao salve* clog th e pore* aful cannot penetrate 1*. in n e r akin below the eplderml» ..the ecccma germ* a re lodged -th e quality of penetrating — erpllain* the tremenriou» mickngwn liquid K i e m i f the ¡Wtll T li “ft otl at w wintergreen. thyrhol. glvB ( i j - - j , Stc., aa compounded in I* l* f* ... '..a t', • V, -a I* -I Ite s ig n s T H E Hill Hardware Co. In supposed Headers, and Mpt-dully the admiring readers of Collier's W eekly, » ill he sur prised and pnined to learn of tin- re«ignatiou of the editor, N o n n u n Hupgood He had a split with Roliert J . ( ’oilier and vacated hia sanctum last T h u rsd a y The incident is Interesting, not alone l>ecau.se of itN iin|>ortunce in journalism, hut also the manner of the break which .. . tin tu re It Hitpgui >d I«. r**|••*rt»a«l t*> fi.iv• "ai'! M* r ui.iii l.i 1 M * G.»1 » unut lati ami agree on some plan to their present M|. ! », 1» ». •! ' •• i -II-, I ml mutual satisfaction H .11 M ....... 1 ,ili -o' 'h* Delaind and the other towns on tins . . • I-,. side of the cou nty are sitting on th, h I * ........ ‘I-* ’ ' .ir R pur and saying nothing D e l . and » < o ilie r '« xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx of tend human hs ! Illljie lle d . - ... -I bii-.it>,-,* •' * ' • ' .»'• s itu a tio n I I , , . k. . ,,f I hv in cide nts fa ith ' . » I f 4r • V - .1 1, 1* f t - • a ir-, to -o f reasull', 1*11 ils* h in '« ! ••! :■ - II .I - . v . e t t .. !• a r i l 1l..it 11 • • r. fu rili, tle e I'll» Il Ia rvin e "i- mfhe m • It to I . >t e i l lt l t f M a l.I im r11,i 13 !■. n ,. - p m u i t r. ,5 a a n n r.a a »s a *s <s n n a a » a FAVORITE FERTI LI ZERS! ARE THE R E S U L T PRODUCING KIND H They are 1» good as careful supervision nrul honest methods can make then». 3 Special formulns for CITRUS KRUirS. POTATOES. TOMATOES. MELONS. »» HEANS.,STRAWm-.RRIES. LETTUCE, CELERY and oll.tnK-k rr«|»e . ^ . - W R IT E 5 INDEPENDENT * FOR BOOKLET FERTIUZER JA C K S O N V IL L E , U I l Opposite City Hail t-j is « it 1',,; j a n a i t d i s t t i i * 1. f Telephone No. 23 » J vg, J . »• E. »PACE. ev»»" Agent• w. - COMPANY F L O R ID A N »F O R Dw,# »F Lwwn.wr. ORIDA »S ”A •» ww v»w vr j r r t n r s c s E y r r p s g g w w \n t t o S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ■A K S U �rr. Oclobei 25. j s i j TlIC SANFORD HERALD truthful! a* there wen? more than two chaff and they will vote for Woodrow Wilson, the man who ex|>ectJi to elimin­ and lens than three hundred).. B Dickerson constituted one half of the ate the negro office seeker and all other PuUUWad Every T W d ir tod Friday Mornin» Rj audience, aside from the presiding of­ Republican* who are holding office. victor belongs /the spoil* and Tflf HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ficers nnd thoae honored by a scat with­ Tor.* the tifit . !_ ___.._ _ rFederal ^ w . i ..f with Wilson in office every ofin the railed enclosure, the other half R. * MOLLY, editor ce in the United States and territorial, W, M. HAYNES, llw iM M M » M |« f was the writer. ----S-----------------------------------------------It was some »««ion though, for W. J. possession* should l>e fill«**) with real C u b *o rl» tl» n P ric e . $ 2 . 0 0 • Yoar In Advance Sears made a fine *p*>och on the im­ Democrats. <> provement of the waterways in this vi-1 Delivered U (be City by c e n te r $ 2 0 0 per yrer In Commencing with the first of Novein-j cinity and urged all present (no doubt j e d w a re or 2 0 c per month meaning the two in the audience too) tier The lleruld will print two newspafsy m a n ts la e d te n c e m ull be mode »( offlce that they get after the congressman and pers, several book», outside composition Catered se eeoaod-daee B e ll B a ile r A alual 22ad 1902, a l the PoetoOc e a l Sanford, Florida, U. S. Senators and hang to these official» and manufacture ty|x* for other office* aadee AM a I March 3rd. 1872 until nomething was done. HU remark» at half the price paid the foundries. In J lY lte a ts s No. 142 were greeted with loud applause, and The Herald office the people of Sanford | 0 $ o a ta Herald DuUdlcj you know what n thundering noue can have one of the best assets in the city be made with two pair» of hand» in an and yet we have never asked for a piece enthusiastic audience, but nevertheless j of ground or a piece 'of-'money and there was Lime loud clapping. It j wouldn't get it if w edjfj,' The Herald might lie well to mention that Joe Reese is self supporting and oYlly asks for a was acting secretary and B. C. Miller , share of the public patrunage, not Ik*was an interested participant in all the cause it is coming to us as 11 favor but doings. All the bill» that the organixa- because we have the goods, tlou owed wpre arranged for payment Stoves and procedure was as prominent it j Heating Stove* Have your heater put up NOW. We members were absent. There were some curious folks who gave a passing glance carry* wood, coal, oil, gasoline and gas In the direction of the door and evidently heater. low est prices. Fernald Hardware Co. thought that the meeting had just broken WE WIN WITH WltKON * iy-2tc * up or had not commenced, as they passed on their way rejoicing in the fact thnt T H E D EM O C RA TIC T IC K E T Lawson’s will open Saturday. Free Kissimmee at last had a real session of For President:. their board of trade.— Kissimmee Jo u r­ souvenir to ladira. 19-ltp WOODROW W ILSON, of New Jersey. nal. The Fernald Hardware C4\ ¡offer the ------O ' For Vice-President: host line of rooking stoves a i l .’ranges, j THOMAS R. M ARSHALL of Indiana The Bull Mnosers were here one night the celebrated Charter Oak Hinte C’ivJL this week and the candidate for Govern­ Presidential Electors: und «*-c them . lii ’J tc or endeavors«! to show that Roosevelt JE F F E R S O N B . BROWNE was the man for President chiefly lx>J . F R E D D eBER R Y Lawson’s will open Saturday. Free I cau*e he had l>een «hot. If Mr Hodges CH A RLES E. JO N ES lit-lip could »how where Roosevelt ever tried souvenir to lailire. W. C H IP L E Y JON ES to shoot Joe Lee and other "colored LELAND J . HENDERSON gemmena” when he had the opportunity While the weather is hot buy you H. C. SPARKM AN the no-call«) white man's party might dri«l chipped beef at W. W. I x j rig's Congreaunan, State-at-I^irge have a fighting chance, hut the southern 1grocerg. Sliced on an American slicing CLAUDE L 'EN G LE ¡x-ople are not to be caught with such machine B4-U SANFORD Congrecaman Second Diitrict FRAN K CLARK Governor: PARK T R A M M ELL Secretary ol Stare. H C. CRA W FORD Commiaaloner of Agriculture W A. M cRAE. Treasurer: J. C. TUNING. Attorney General. THOMAS F W EST /HE SANfORP HERALD NTO the building of many years of es­ tablished b u s in e s s bps been put the matured experience of successful buying direct from reput­ able manufacturers. If we supply you, you receive the benefit of our 22 years of knowing how to buy. Make us your haber­ dasher. J . FRANK Clothier and Men’s Furnisher Comptroller: W. V. KN O TT. - FLORIDA H E R E ’ S an air of real distinction and indi vidua 1ity about the Clothes we are showing this season. In addition to the certainty of sound, all-wool materials, careful hand tailoring, and proper style—guaranteed you by the makers and ourselves,--* you can see for yourself that these new Suits are of unusually attractive appearance. They exactly meet every fashion requirement, and the designs, weaves and Colorings possess a style and sum) that cannot be found elsewhere. T pa|>er has to wll It 1» a* much a c. mmodlty marked witii a price a* the wan-* in dry go»»ls a l u m Yei th o u ­ sand* of ritu e n s who would not ihinkof asking u merchant to give them a* much as a necktie have no compunction in asking that an advertisem ent lx-t give them by a d»ewspai>er. The thoughn doe* not eVe'n enter their heads that every inch of apace so given, in addition to providing them the most valuable kind of ser\icr. actuall> coot liu- news­ paper in edinmul IuIhu. iii Vom|Kaution. in m etal, in ink, in stereotyping, in printing, etc., a very definite *um of SCHLOSS BALTIMORE FINE & CO. BOSTON HA N O - M A D E CLOTHES can onl) o" bought in town at this store. Nor can you find thtir eqiidi elsewhere under any other name. You will find them the most economical Clothes that you can buy, for they are made to wear, rather than to sell. And they look well while you wear them,— not rrterely for a lew days,—but continuously,—for good honest workmanship and character is put into them, and a pressing will always make them look like new. Come in and see the new Fa« and Winter models. You will find Sui t s that ou like at from $15 upward. aaos. * c a rw. c w u i u . , 11X . ,». ud New YwL schloss SM ART BROS. NEW YORK FALL HEADWEAR FOR PARTICULAR ME N A large and comprehensive collection of Fall Headwear, including the newest and most stylish shapes and shades of the season are here for your selection,-either Soft Hats or Derbvs They are correct m every detail and there is a smartness about them that you will like. No trouble to hnd one that suits you, for we have every size and model, and at every price. New F a ll Hats . . . $1.50, $2, $3 up to Our Beautiful Showing of Autum n Shirts, Neckweur. Underwear, Gloves and Hosiery is now Ready for You L IV E BOARD O F T R A D E Monday night’s session of the board of trade was a thriller. There were somewhere between two ami three hun- - j D istinctive Fall Clothing! Men and Young Men Superintendent Public Instruction W. N. SHEATH — O OUR STOCK IN TR A D E Advertising puhhcitv is wbai a money. The Free Press, like every other Mil­ waukee paper. 1* liix-ral in giving of iu «pace, to further the cause o philan­ thropic. public and other institutions, enterpilaea and c a u s e s w here the ob­ ject i* non-cormnercial and conducive to public wellarr f In return it exjxvt* only apprecia­ tion appreciation of the facl th at the press t* giving its most costly commod ity, a service *0 valuable that the bene ficiaries could not afford to buy it and without which their institution, enter­ prise or cauac could not exist, a service which u always made at a sacrifice to the news column and at an actual expense. It expect» recognition of the f.,ct that while halls, theatres and other public places, bill poster* and all the other ser­ vice enlisted in the cause demand com­ pensation with but few exceptions, it is the newspaper that gives its wares free for the sake of the public good. Y et in the vast majority of cases this generous service is blissfully taken for granted and the papers’ liberality abused. T h a t which is purely a favor ia accepted as a m atter of course, and what should be requests are couched as demands. When the courtesy has been performed there ia rarely appreciation, and more often dissatisfaction—generally silence. T h e result in many other cities has been that a price has been put upon every kind of publicity, no matter what its ob ject—even upon the church notice. In those cities we warrant such favors ae the press bestows are properly valued. — Milwaukee Press. - EA ST F IR ST S T R E E T SANFORD. FLORIDA WAT S ON E A S T F IR S T STR EET isr*n . ^ . t \ \ | t \ { ♦ + �October 2 5 , 1 9 12 n if SA sroRii nr r a id Mm i * .i- U « ymine III. k In •sjinfnril * V, »/ \Vedn.~ . \ lllf thinks tin- M liliest l!| the M V I .p j million or \ i Development!« ore expected m the Í tu compii , Oriando-Sanford canal project the first demons! r.it, p*rt of next w»«*k. M r II I. lieenian the map »•ill rcrurn from New Y ork M onday, I he *<» i ,i I s e n i . . j. |,.,rt,, . ,. when tbe promoters will have a c o n fe r - Missionar S im m tnce to determine ju st what line of action church will have an . i,t,.f t.llIm . U to be pursued. - R e p o r t e r - S t a r . w i- e k (o r t h e I m- h , . | i | ...................... The social service department of the E lab o rate plans are I ^ (, missionary society of the M ethodist 1 hr- Vietino Bride* ' ' ,| . , ... church held it* regular meeting Tuesday t .lined le. M \ I t I . \I afternoon in the church. T h e meeting allertinoti T w o l a i d , . . , , r 1,,,, ^ ,. was conducted by Mrs. M * A. Mint, played The highest , , , r, made l>\ fourth vice president of tin- society Mrs It U llerndon who wot ’ h o l m , , "The Child" was the s u b je ct considered prire u half • . . A very interesting and instructive leaflet s a lt s w i t h go ld - p o m • on "The Child at Ploy" was read by flou J II las n| 11\„ . Mrs. E : L. Marshall. i, Sanford is enjoying bracing weather today, the first cool spell of the autumn. presaging the coming of the winter. It U welcome for we have had a hit more than our average share of warmth dur­ ing the past six months or so. T h e weather man, bless him, hands nut the joyous tidings thnt there is still more to come. "Something to appeal to all classes of theatre-goers" might well be th e appli­ cation applied to George M. C o h a n '' . m mi: I I .1; Aft« r !lir> ,- r. •i > . of travel I leas’in- III the e a - t . t n states vi.I « I,.I,. city on Wednesday .• . . .... friends. Fall Citrus Book anil KXTITI.KI) "M Iru-I *1- tii-l a* .p laintanees id inni! I o ■. • III, to Sanlortl •• * ' *’ 1'• ' l l ' , lit. II 11 pii »SUfi* J *h" - '••• glad >' . n I again arrive in •at n .ilm . .lo t with \otl all. ill nr. ir.,\i|- I have (mind many worse plaei-s Ilian s.iiiford I h u o hud litany "i,|tl«fles ali,nit our . 11\ ita ,'lunate and ■i,|\aut.,g,*s and h.,v* t.ilke«!, sang and wliistled (or Said,ltd all tie to,,. ( am I’l’ .Is* d IT. reading |'l,. I), laid, w lili'h *’ ’ ’ *1 ” • I’ Ir, . fl to -♦•«• '«g- e tiv it y along hi»-* - hi ,-,, f Udl. •'s Ias tall, ili* Inten-sl shown m the ('oliimereiai t Inh which I I h Io'M- is Olì,' of the ke\-tones to tin prosp, ritx of >¿,11«ord and .1- -non a I r«'rurn I wi-h to I»' •"n oted a> one of ifn-ir iiternlwrs. (or I liehexe that 1*1 iinUv there i* strength, imt dixtded there is none, »0 1 say FOR VALUE RECEIVED SEN T ON REQ UEST This booklet gives this reasons for fall fertilising, descriptinn of formulas to be used, and amount, tinu\ and inode of applieat ion..................................................... Itlenl M e th o d s h av e m a d e th e M an n er (« ro v es WILSON-& TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. Manui*« (uirrt of IDEAL FERTILIZERS JACKSONVILLE, Sanford I am also pleased to s « . the iiitereül siiowti in the new touri-t hotel T h e s|M-«-ial W ire has been nmue, t, d and hope it will soon la1 a reality, for in with the Imperial s l a g , and all 1- II , r e . , . I all my tr a x i l - I h,t*. • not .eon un\ place iness to accom modate ., large at lend; • , »o ideal for a lintel a- on tin* wat, r front Nov 5th for rile e|eelDin re tir of I,ah* M oii ' ih- \ . . a her, - w -long A new stair« •, ■• for the prosperity .*i old s.m fo rd a n d ! patrons ol the ln,|s , .. • may w, sihiii h a ii a d.olv Iferald, our c,lp\ (rollt -eat- III III, I , . | | ,l(„| „ louri-t hotel new depot ext, 11,led tra, I cess |,< the l,a|e,,li\ ,s . ... , , . , , : «M” 'iza hrn k road , 0*1 i.,k, l*,||kf|,-u,l found leading !.- .. 1 ..................... , , i t i I'.. •• •• lo I • a I oli "Forty-five Minute« from Broadway ilo , h llar* .’ il, I» . i n . .. • g , ,r 11 . ••hr-, t ul i I -hall ..o h, ai t i , -.on with Bert Ixdgh in his original ch a ra cter gentlemen in 'I . liai. I ’ d d •’ * r I.o.f .1 . i 1 ' ., I'h* of "K id B u rn s,” which L a tim er & Iwigh \ n\ ill • i • ’ • - . i. . •,.., g i, i , r • I IX It Mat. .1- I -t,.|l| l„* In get l,a«*k will soon present at the Imperial T h e a tre . How oil sale at Maxwell- . * among you. we will all he the best of Seats will be on sale five days in a d ­ friends I , , 1,1,1 h o 1 until I *,-,* vance of the play'date. Lawson's « ill ,,|h h Respe« t fully. \,Mr. and Mrs. Will Blaine arrive«! in souvenir to ladles « Il V'- K •SMITH the city on Wednesday and will remain a few days at the old hom e in the L ake Onoro section. The ladies of th e Episcopal church will hold thejr annual b azaar <>n I‘kurw day, Dccemlier 5th \\ ;,t* I, for later announcements. Stenr.nl is n«*e<fed in every household -------------------------at Ask Mrs J C Mc 1» amid ihout .i ,nd t*ir lM-netila to he deriv ed (rom it \>S. Wald of S a v a n n a h has accepted ,i |N>-.|tion with N I’ Yowidl A « J 11 Jin k in s has b«»,ii .it tending the Wekiva B aptist A.sm m iu I umi .it I hulu*t.i thU week. Mr. Jin k in s is secretary of F \ c t \ o m i n i ; rtv cp i S j l n r luv «<mih<«« ^ i l l h r iwtir.i in r^A It pe r the association. \«»li pili a h.lMM¿ .1 I O» j<l rn iw\|nii \Vilii»rf\ t »I pll/ r ^ (|| f»r s r lr t lr » ! ( apt. J . A O 'B r ie n , the well kt wti t !.#• pf r . n( o n n i ^ h t ( n i l o V » m i ; p t t f . i t . i * ^ t In ^c f «ml win 11 r i n, piano tnun ol l.icksunvill«- w c» >i. th* ur ^rioini o rin im i» "I v» m u n . t n kr 1 vw«I ! t»« m.nilrity (nr u few days this week « I A THE IMPERIAL GIVEN M T A VWV AM Y Thi rt y Might N 'Kht ^ ELEC TIO N * , '^ K)rnlon* representing the S. I’ artls Co., of Atlanta, wholesale “ d «uppllea, was In the city yester- : : ’ ; FLORIDA fFoort O reak favt fFiivv ee Set N ig h ts m gm s ON ! I SHOES FOR WOMEN | I They Fit I They» = Please Let Us Show I E. G. ÊË ^ - They Wear You DUCKW ORTH1 F E E T FITTER Telephone 69 5= Sanford, Florida = Each j ; X NOVEM BER NOW IL <\ Maxwell, ivftnager. 5th | SALE ^ xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Where The R u , I I . , t ,,1| H u ll..n. S ’ "llo p \ am p . H u m l»lr I ,«t 8 I n i t o n « I l e v y o n g le »ole B ig C r o p s from an •ii^n' e,n^>er Commercial Club Wl meet next Monday night and that .. T®“ tr* Mpected to be there, s • N. Crowe, representing the w ell, Jfown cornetjaaion firm of S. II. A K M Co., a t New York has joined the •^Jíord colony for a few days. P ie ce RETU RNS SEATS Nrnu Y1*1,1«,v I Ieri $ 4.00 Come From lende«i visit t «1 |KVint* ill Tennessee and Alabama. Rev and Mrs. J W Wilditian and •Mr». E. W. Riggers have been attending the meeting of the Wekiva Baptist As •ociation which met at Chuluntu last Vi ednesday. One of RufTalo Bill’s valuable buffaloes «li«si in Orlando very appropriately Iasi Tunwlay night, and the carca«iw as skin• twd at I’alatka, the usunl skinning place , Rev. O. B. Waldron has returned from * trip to Wfwt Florida in the interests of Congregational extension work R - B. I^twoon will open his pharmacy and cold drink establishment tomorrow »Iter a vacation of several months The bright light* will agnin twinkle af­ ter night In the Garner-WocxIruiT block. Bunge has returned from u trip to *'5* Orleans and severnl other citi«-s ._ "bile away he distribute«! Sanford lit­ erature and boo*tc«l the Celery City •, Woodruff of Orlando was among the visitors to the city yeaterdny. R* C. Maxwell of the Wilson Toorncr ertillter Co. is sporting a Brash run»««ut presented by his firm for the fur­ therance of business interests. Two X _______________ _ S e a l and little ,1.« ,gi • ■ Margaret have returneil . I E. P. Reed & Co’s. | 7 of friends in Snnford this w,»*k I.. S' Williams of S a v a n n a h i iditor °f the Virginia Carolina (''ieiriii.il « o •pent several days ol this * hi t it* nly. Mr» . yiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin i The New Fall Styles are here in xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx • R L. Ferran was am ong the print.> nent visitors to the city yesterda K A. Douglass and (). I ’ Sw.*p* * . r.visitor*, to O.'lundo yi-sterduy lion It M Hohllison id O ’ hiudu r . i ( »range county was in the city yesterday on olhcial business Mrs. J . D. K enne’ ly and sister. M is s j Marie Register of S o r r e n to were visitor» to the city yesterday Mrs. J . M. laird was culled to |{od m*n. We Inesday, on a,-,•limit Mf iL. II Hews of |,rr "Min. B e l M M 1 Mr. M 1. B ry a n returned Monthly .«Ít••r s|M'ii’ling .,1 d., ■- , ’ " intei Gard en, t Ii«- gu«-'« Ilf 1,4-11 Bryan. . Mr». \V. R . G a n i n e r and daughter Mi«* («lady*, of W a y r r o * * . are t he guests . SANFORD BRANCH E le r l i u n Re s ul t s X X X X X X X X X X X X X X . Hurrah fur the Commercial Club of P* V F K i « la y c o u n ts w h en v ou a re g ro w in g cro p s 1« «i m a rk e ts; cro p s w hen not • have th e y th e y >low b u o il v n -u r w ant it a v a ila b le th e g ro u n d I* 1« *r i <1a tru c k - CIS. RRADLEY’S FERTILIZERS f,,r tru ck cro p s nrc rich in all lite <|tm kly a v a ila b le e le m e n ts o f p lan t food , and are so p rep ared th at th e y su pply th e cro j* U d ii e a rly an d Brockton Made w hat w ant becom e » com es 141V. V»l »'»VS. an«l m u st fe r tiliz e r n«*i I lu *i n la te . 'I hey Ask any merchant what shoes “ Brockton s best p r o d u c t,’ «ind he will instantly s«ty "thr d fic fr * shoes for men.” This distinction is the result of making foot\ve«ir (hat is truly "huilt on honor." Ask us to show you the shoes that a r e better* (OH SALE BY fo r th ir ty y e a r s , and w ith good re s u lts . W rite u s N xl.tv f«>r l«H »k let, t n a t l e t l lr«,e a ttain ed the honor of b e i n g k n o w n as s ta rt it o il q u ick ly , keep it K^owin« an d (S a tu re th e p ro d u ct. F lo rid a tr u c k e r s h av e d ep en d ed ujx>n th em have D. A . C ald w ell & Sons T h e A m erican Agricultural C hem ical Co., J t c k i o n r i l l « S«le» P. O. Box 2 1 6 , ; [)ep»iltn«nt. SANFORD FL O R ID A Jackaonville, FÌoriHa. ^¿1 liba �October 23, 1912 TMP SANFORD HERALD XXXxxsxxxxxxxxxx xxx OOOOQOOOOOOQOOOOOOOQ SATURDAY! W A TC H TH E BUSY October ! P O SI J T1 Ov N V 1 1 L B T T L E j M. 0 N D A Y S T1 O R F Í ° CT0BER J J L \ MJ § 28 - TWENT-EIGH / -28 2fi . TWENTY-SIX - 2fi 8 . O r> oooooo V OOOOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOO0 0 0 0 0 I*0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 We are busy getting B argains to give you. Come to see us and you will be treated right . We will save you m oney and give you better eargains than any other store in this m ■■ section. — WA TCH T H E BO STO N. Receiving n new lthe-^i Velveteens we are going to give our customers the benefit of Monday’s special prices, a 75c value, very special Monday’s £T/| _ ........................................................ * p rice..'............................... We have a full line of the best C ali­ coes in lights and darks. Will be placed on sale Monday at per yard.......................... 4 ¡c Very special Monday, a 35c value in I Crash Linen, the very thing for Nor­ folk Suits and one piece Dresses, Mon­ day’s sale price only yard 27c Very special Monday only, a beau­ tiful value in Ladies' Outing Night Gowns in all sires. A beautiful value for 75c. Our price Mon­ day at each 59c We will plait* on sale a lieautiful line of Stono Serge. Guaranteed all wool. A ready seller at 75c. very special at Monday's sale at only jht yard 54c We have a full line of Roys’ Ready Made Suits which we are going to close out for boys’ specialty at iQ each................ ........... ...... Call and see our beautiful line of Messalines in all shades, guaranteed spotless, a beautiful value for $1.25, Monday’s price t/ O C Don’t miss this beautiful line of Sea Island Sheeting. 40 inches wide, a beau­ tiful value at 12Lj cents. Our price Monday 11 yards to each customer at ....................... $1.00 We have one of the most up to date lines of Ladies’ Corset Covers, made of lace and embroidered yokes, very speeinl Monday only at each 23c We are- going to place on sale on Monday only, a line of Men’s heavy blue work Shirts at each C| D „ only O O C We are going to show you on sale Monday Hoys’ Heavy Underwear at first, a line never has been 0 / 1 / » shown before at each .... ......... We an* going to place on sale Mon­ day our Rajah Silk Finish Linens, a 35c value in all colors, very special 29c Just think of getting Men’s Silk Half »! Hose a 50c value, Monday a only, at per pair ¿¡^±(1 We have just received a new line of Kimona Outings which are selling else­ where at 15c per yard. Call in Mon­ day and get your pick for "J O l per yard I Z 2C 24c Having a full line of beautiful Kmbroideries, 11 inches wide, will |>.dated on sale Monday as a -j /v eader a t . j»er yard 25c Our men’s line of Outing night Gowns is complete, see them HQ Monday at each • OC Very special. Saturday and Monday only Men’s White Medium Weight Underwear, a beautiful value for 50e. Saturday and Monday only each See this beautiful line of Sth.n.l Blouses for Hoys, made of tin Ik-; Madras that can be bought, a <>'><•tain, for Sat unlay and Monday Arj «»nl\ .it each . 4 /C Very special, a white figured Pique, for Monday’s sale at only jut van! We are selling »> spools of J . &P. Coats’ Thread for 43c J.UC NOTICK We an- »til! >|o-,r,c "u: ’ hi- line of Sh<x-> which we have on hand. room for our new line which we art* expecting every day. [ni B O S T O N xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx SANFORD im w w s (M l U I M iW lL A d O ^ v K. m v T FLORIDA!* said of M r Hurley, who did the hon or* Among S u m ia y caller* w.-r>- Dr and of host among so m a n y ladies. T h e Mr* D e la m a te r of ( am rrun ¡ivrnur. ijuilt will l*e on »ale nt th e coining b a zaa r. . Ilownrd Gilt*<rt *&» a vi.-otur 111 J;,c , Mr» ( ‘ urlett »|<cni last Monday in aonvüle la-»t week Sanford. We arv glad to llave th*- family of A L Mias M a yme M c L a in , who has l>een Gilbert living n.-ar.-r ('u n ieron < u>. on the sick list, is much l>ettrr and able Word ha« t x e n reocived thut Mr. and to resume her duties aa teacher again. . . ■ » in ter The two purchasing committ/w* o' the M SV-- society who went to San ford last Friday rejMirt a very successful trip and the best of treatment from San­ ford merchants. Materials for fancy work for the coming bazaar and new door* and store for the hall were the re­ sult of the day's purchases The ladies of the committed. Mrs Pattishall. Mrs. George Prters. Mrs ('urlett and Mrs Adams wish to thank Mr Musselwhite for givirig them the rnjoyahle ride to Sanford and hack in his auto. They also wish to thank Mr. Smith for bring­ ing the store and doors from Sanford to Lake Harney dock free, and George Pe­ ter* for ’taking same to the hall. Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Nicholson of Daytona Beach are in Geneva for a weeks visit with friends. Our new hotel, the Geneva House, opened its door* to the public Monday, under the management of Mr. and Mr*. Speer. Although this is entirely a new venture for Mrs. Speer we feel certain that she will make a success of it. and we congratulate the owners, Messrs. Flynt snd Rehbinder on their choice of manager* for the hotel. Mr*. Claude Rauleraon, who has been having serious trouble with her throat has gone down to Orlando for treatment. Mr*. G. A. Nicholson and lEw Tillis returned to Geneva last Thursday after a week’s visit with frieods in Sanford. Big show in town Monday. Flynt & Rehbinder opened their meat market this week, and are prepared to furnish fresh meat to their customer* every day. We arc very' sorry to learn that W . L. S e if, who went to Valparaiso, Ind., to attend college, has been seriously ill in K v - »• the hospital ever since he arrived a t th at •place. ’ ,0 ». - - . Last Thursday the ladies of the M . M. S. society had an did fashioned quilting .party a t 't h e horn« of Mr*. Burley on 'Lake /Wisteria. At the noon hour a .d i n n e r '* ^ Jy)j^the g t*li" was servedEverything - Complimentary m ust. be B r-.. H W l handler th e genial m anager of the C h a s e farm on Beardall avenu e went to Commerce, ( i s . , last week on a busyicws t n p and s urprised his friends by bringing back a bride. tions. they -.ill tmd IhetliiH-l v.-» reported .iliil a go«»! large tine awaiting for them I't.T n ge Il < .»uni» ^ Mryan II f*e*ne F «a Il I V in e am i tha t Ih e r r in a w ilt of a lt a r h m r t it ha* bervi tw tjixi out of u p l court * n,l rh a ltfiU of th# d »frn < U n t, I II II . I *r« n m il th s t unit*-/ s n d b y s o l u s o l . « c l r* n) Km bc^n m a.|r ui»on lb«* follo* in f • n t • Irw prt*pa»rty .»/ I h r «*».1 If li I »ran to * ll m » t r r i * l for 5&J) to rn a to f n t « , watt»* h v jr f ;i*rk r< l In t h » «lor* ftnim «»/ K I W ta w lriff In t h « o *^i»f«»r«l. 1•ringt rv.un* > Kl.*r»«l* H. Johnson was to be the first mayor. "Truth is stranger than fiction" is ever A Herald Ad true, for as it turns out Mr. Johnson (The following was found on the desk j handed out permission to Fowlers* great of the editor one da> this w.-ek snd only circus to gi%-e two exhibitions Il k/* buaine*» ia f>um, here Wednesday, snd after *uch an event And g o o to tki bad, we are expecting to be known as Moore's Whoop her up somr City in the future. H'i/A u Hrrald iui. Fowler'* show* exhibited on CeleryI Atrays lx jolly, avenue opposite Moore's store on Tues­ And neUr y*t sad, day. lhtn'1 thin l ¡1 is folly To Iry a Herald ad. CAMERON CITY C U P P IN G S j li ken things are blue. The many friends of the Worthington family regret their removal from this Don't rrer get mad, community, but earnestly hope they Retire courage anti temper, • Alike with a Herald ad. may enjoy their new home iff Tampa. Mias G race Rich left Sunday, the 13lh i C. LAM B. inst., for a visit with relatives in Kansas City and Wichita. Arc You Reading I t is reported thst Guy Ellsworth As the Saturday Evening Pont. The ljid iw ’ Horn. Journal. The Country Gentle­ likely to arrive and begin work on fium at any time. man? Mr*. Annie Trego of Sedgwick, Kara., Ia-t Reginald Holly bnng th.-m to will arrive during the first week In No­ >Otr door or take your year’s subscrip­ vember to be a guest at Minnick place tion. Only g l.5 0 per year each. Get them at the Herald office. during the winter. S fate o* K)*»r ■! a In t Se S i m e r»f ?he N»*a, r *r* hefwtijr nottfWd th at suit ha* brrn in- You I ZZELLWOOl) N O TES ac»lMt >«*1 T « t h * l* e fm t| * n t C"omn 1 h erein an«l a ll V\ You are Mre4»y not if'ml thaï J ' a •. t -*» « t lt u t r d against yo u am i that ther*»i» « • .<• • la r h r n m t haa l e n i u a u n l out of %*»•! Hh th * food* am i rh a lle i* 0/ th* delrfnU I » » n r . sn d t h s t u n d er sn d by » i r t i ^ ! •-»»! • * y K*a l« m t m * «i« ujKwy f be foil/«» g !»■-» »^*1 of th* w*u! If ti l^ w n « • ' o f !»• rrwl irv i l»«»t q .A t r m l «am» < lb * at o r « m in i •*! K I .«•!» .ff S « n lo n i. * ***nfr i-o u n l> . K lo fk l» ^ ou,*r*> thr*vf.»rw hi r* t » n-dlftnl iKtltf*1 an*! ^mj *rr therefore nufiiwsl •'IT.ll *f.<le*l ll'le-t' at tf.r ..fT^rr of tb* Jt*tlC* rtuin«|r«J lo a|l(M*r *1 the «affvvw.»• * •*f t h r I'e a .e for ih* f*hin] I ' h i r v i «*4 i » n n f r ' oun l ‘r * c r for th r T h i r t l D u t n n of •• • ly H u e v I a , »I •'‘*nf«»f■^. i*n or liefiir* t h « I Bib »l*jr F lo n d à , *t S*n fon i un o t l»ef»»re th r • * la(. of S o t r o l i f f . A . 1 L H 2, to a n a * r r L-. Y . U ry& a, I N o >rentier, A . I ) . 1912, lo a m * « K I VK .wfn.f In » > 4 fin a * , or w ill be r t a d r i j in «a id reuse, o r ju d g m e n t » i l l be rwn*frr**l •<» *tl y m i by de fau lt. y o u b y default i i l « en u n -1er m y b*n«l and o fTln gl Ib i« l i b ( i i t e n under m y ba n d and n f lln tl ^ v* la y Ilf ( M u l r f . A . » 1 i*T. d a y of ( M o t i r r A l> 1912 1 . Cl H T K I N r .P R U d O W . i æ a !) |_ t ; S T H I N f i F M I • J m t l f r o f th e 1‘w r « J u « t i nr .f ••» 1 1% Ite j 15 4t r For Engraved Cards See The Herald ITS MARVELOUS POWER No Other Remedy Haa Done So Much Good To So Many Women as Reno's New Health • F *' ------- ---------------------------------------- w n#T* r * remad/ to «mlasnUy «uccaasful In tha irwslmaol •< “j ¡ i r r s .” a . ln T ir V ilu ^ .r “ * • " « • - » • • • " » '» » • j f lM rablr fall and « b « r* doctor* gl*a up tb. •*»» t h .L wril a n d X * > y " #“ lh " ,0Un<l1 PUr,n‘ WOmeD * nd ^ world' for ¡ ^ R« S r o f Nw 7 » a n ? i L 2 i B * * ^ •UC‘W u l r * m,*J r “ “ * *t I. so wonderfully succaaaful «Imply b ecau se It aocoujollahee la **«r; b a ^ a aJd t Whal U *«• And of w h at o K r i f UU . vl; T* rr of complaint suoh as Soanty Profuse PsJafu) I r T M * io n cVsmnV P^ ' Con,t“ 1 W w a^ eaa and Weaimess. Depree _ V , ’ ’ \. U>,“ t H aU ---------------. » __. H eart. Tri« to tke B ^ k a i Ì ^ aobaa. of . th in too uack and Urcla». Leucarrhwa ami ail Palpitation t> « . ~ t .i Hear D U cbaree. af th - v ° L^ a “ rThM »U laflammatlons. UloersUoa »#* D U cbarge, . f t b . Vagina aad Utarue, 1. cured and a taya cured by Reo®* b a c a u ie T A h JiV îr í r * , , U * 0 9 t t h * lr to pala and dUootsíori im u h i.i ° bJ* c“ * * Potot o f R eq V . New H w lth 1a eucceeafully curial iw» ,b* • -» '» *• - If Reno'. New Health waa not fax ■ ïl»■î*trouble., K ù h îilWH ! ! 5 not W” vDOt " ’ O '* other rem edie, offered W women HH1could ba « ef lir » rtf»»* money if oSi * “ “ d* r th# 10 .h a drU,i Ut r lU *•“ New Health under a guarantee te ret** the money on «rat bottle If It doe. not do an that la claimed tor n A d M ;i .% . h T* J l 001 b* ,,e r to u>* * remedy which .oata ywn wotki ns u l w II e e F F I wbere the propri*ior u g . , oak w lla * H a p *t H the sam e w ith e r r helps you or notT For Sale By Wm. G. Aldridge, Sanford, Florid* V . » O r a n t e I o u a lt , M orida I W 4«m|n j ft »I S ta te of F io n d a . D r t n f e I *0 the iM e in la n t herein nam e»! ar».I all • htrm it riva y c o o r m t Mrw.^J. W . Jo n es ami children have returned from their visit to' Tennessee. The school orogreHsing nicely with K W Kly* , n I Mi*» Rachael Phlllijn a»»i»tant The M iw ci t,nrd. iwi ,-.i .1 p a rt) last Wednesday night A g. <1 tim e r e ported John S te w a rt s|»ent .1 lew d a y * in I sick list recently. burg last v. „-ok. It is rumored thst Miss Maude Aden Wm. Ldw urds ha» reru rni*l from a is married. She with her parents, Mr. busin**» (rip t j Tam pa. and Mr*. W. H. H. Allen resided in this Jo hn J a c k s o n is now engineer in the vicinity for some time, now in Sanford. power house on the I.auglilm .-slate. We heard a prophecy recently regard­ There has l>een one ca.»e of diphtheria ing the future of Moore's Station. The here, of which one negro child died a few prophet predicted it would be a city and day* ago. T h e people are In hop ** that we can see it is already on the way. T . dreaded disease will not spread. t .. -.3h A- In Juetlr* t»/ (lie l’earr f »VI. I ► *■'•! I»' I Uveiti* In the nam e •»I ih* S t a ir *»l F lo rid a practice 1» u very annoying one to |M-opl«living here and who wish to .p e n d i|uiel Congratula­ Sunday* j n their home*. In g ram Guerry left l a s t week for F t . I-audenlale to take up his work on th e G o v e r n m e n t dredge b a t o again Mrs. I - M Lucas has shipped her goods to Basford and leaves with her little d a u g h te r on F r i d a y to join Mr Lucas, who has charge of a truck fa rm there. Mrs. J . C Smith an d Mrs. T . H Johnson were reported as tieing on th e A.HNtWPttrr AMI U I M HM1M laHwUre ni Oír IV «r I onM, Hiirtj IHstrivi (h* Mrs, K i n u h n n Vkill lx* hf*n* VOr\ noon f(»j Mrs. E l m a S t e p h e n s of Sanford is th e *pend lilt* w i n t e r GENEVA JO TTIN G S We art* very glad to welcome among guest of Mrs. Roberson fo r a few d ay s. There is entirely too m uch shooting us Mrs. laura Bowaher of Englewood. around here Sunday*, and if those who M O O R E 'S S T A T I O N Chicago. III. . who has come to I»- the are doing it do not Im-d the warning» guest of Mrs R o b erso n for the * msi \h -mii » s u « t t ». »«m vn t . '¿ f - �nif SAM OKU Itr KALO :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: ■ S TY L E AT l.iloJ ■ a ■ I w m O ur S ty le S how of Paris Models and Im p o rted Costum es is V e ry A ttra c tiv e l r ;l Biing^ forth the accepted fall styles of master designers of the fashion centers of the world. I he styles are shown here in Suits, Coats,* Street Dresses and Evening Gowns. . — •* * , • • • • • . . • • Monday we place on exposition the accepted styles of women’s and misses’ tailor­ ed suits, skirts, waists and dresses adaptations from imported models of the most favored dressmakers o! I aris. These garments give you an authentic con­ ception of fall styles and invite you to come and see them................................. 83Ô' S p e c i a l F o r M o n d a y — 3 6 Serge D r e s s e s in all the N e w e s t C o l o r s . V a l u e s up to $ 2 2 . 5 0 . M o n d a y , O n l y .......................................$ 1 3 . 7 5 Women's Tailored Suits—Plain Tailored Suits in diagonal and serges, Skinner's guaran lining, d i u c , black oiacK ana teed silk lining. Blue, and tnqi toque Tailored Coiddmc. Mixed Serges and . . . Suit Dinner An and Evening 1 tench Models by Menard and Cechan $ ¿ 0 .1 / 1 / S u i t s —Of Wool ford Cords, French Tweeds. . . Tailored iJOP Bed Afternoon and G o w n s - In Drecoll. Pacquin. W r a p s — Of Evening Matclassr, I'igutrd and Plain Velour, \ clx cl and i in put ted in.ilci la Is. $ 151 50 lo $29.50 V er y I- me Pponge, two tone Diagonal and Chilfon Broadcloth. (D O P A A the very latest thing ip O u .v v S — M isscs' and W o m e n ' s I'ancy Boucle. $15 75 to . Ri ch (D O *7 C A V ■ •L/ V/ C o a t s -— In Chincillas. I weeds and Diagonals . the Newest O C AA . $27.50 Our desire is lo h a v e you visit this exceptional establishm ent, se e o u r Beautiful Apparel and R e a s o n a b le P rices N. P. W E L L & C OMP ANY xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx; Letture Hot .it n . .Mil a ». • t.i.W h.-n . |.lum letture Kot i-ainun] much liws t<> t h<- o . I >ir< i.l. ».• .i.i.--1 - i- um il.ii.-.t lettine grower* laut season. I nb-xi *t>erial precautions are taken ngmii ilio )'*•»' it o likely lo caunc damage again Lettuce Hot is distinguished iron» l,ctlure Drop and Root-Knot, by there Inins no wilting or yellowing of the leaves. These spots increase in site until the • hole leaf is blackened and drops off. In the field the leave* lie c o in e Ida« k s|...t letl, alit 1 sometime* the edge* tu;n hrnwi. »nd I lien blacken a» if injured by fn.st Mint damage hi dobr to the headed let tuce. The center of the head liegirw to blacken and then become* soft. The disease spreads outward until the whole heat! is a black decaying mass In stime districts there fields »1 I V U l w ill I t .are S| S ifew c *» I H I» ».’ which were n o t infected lost y ear. T h e loss to different growers varied from one third to the whole of the crop Much of the infection takes place in the »m l bed. therefore it is ni*o««nry to watch eliaiely and prevent any infected plants Udng tran sp lanted to the til-id. If a aeerl l>ed becom e* infected discard no wr.i|i|.iii£ wa» m-«".-arx il.. .|i-< .«-• f III ( I n ' In -.u t I'ln li(l) [S T R E N G T H niiii.nire ri»nt:nnr»| A . I ' M l l l l i ' l e l i l I n f l l i r g r o w I li i o( the liuc'erm I M any time* mi .icrnuM ol «1r\ wealIn-r |the grower tielievei that lie has got rul , of the disease. Hut during a tlr> *i>ell u |M-r . m i l ni snidi le t lu c i' r o l l i n g 1 hi the center of the head. (I M l a k e' I ' »1l i a• »t—Si f • U K K I he • l Were ^ en Crushed on healthy * »»cc plants, which were kept growing n «>* Experiment Station greenhouae. blant, after it had been inoculated, »* »Tipped in oiled paper to return ^ * ure* In two or three days the dis T * mtd® ito «ppogrance. in ten day* * ,noculation tho plants were black . Other plants, wrapped in JV but not inoculated, were healthy ìopie ; bank of lahfordT J I jlDEPOSlIS t M IgSURLO AGAIHSI LOSS1 ...____ — w H « H th e your fam ily ME E l prinripiil not provided ME PA CE TO M i l l s nlMiiit th e ' l>est life insurim ee policies. D. L. TH R A SH ER H m a l d B wl M all For Engraved Cards See The Herald Be E. T O L A R . C a h s l a r A live? in ju stice nil 10k P a lm e llo , tip p . I i l ) STEVENS. V P iti. u reputable Life liisiinu n r ( on ip nn y m e exp lain It It ^ X N. Mgr. S M IT H , f r a « Y ou Y ou nre doing them nn t 4%0H SAYINGS fur in THE SANFORD CYCLE CO. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx om t O rru r. * I Today. Tom orrow . N ext Y ear, let II K I M I I I I S C hit l.................. uni ks YO U MAY BE D EA D ! F A C E an d A l l R S S O K IK S New s to rk o f llic x c lc s and H lrjrrle S u n d rie s. We m ake a N perialljr o f repair w ork o f all kim U . N ew R ubber T ire * anil repair-« for bnlix I ¡»fringe» • . . (11« e ux a ra il T o the flirt th at now m th e tim e to take out ii |x»liry hi l l l l Y t ’I.K S I tK K i i K K the ru llerim ii <•! the ia\e* for 191.’ are now open <in all taxes pan) during I he month of S o x e m h e i there < II b e al • >n all lowed a disrouni of J pel lent luxes paid during Septem ber there will he allowed a disrouni o I I per rent ler that d a le all laxe» will be nel kDIMSO.N I.. W II. 1.1 XMS. Tre asu re r A • ollerior A re X I n o t i l e- ....... wi 11 Rent Yo ur House For You v v Av Av Av Av Av Av Av /vV vA vA vA vA vA v A A A v A v A v A v A v A v A v A it: pull up the plants, carry them oft the Wd ind bury or bum them. Remove I'» _*lc »11 infected plants from the fields, as Wr are equipped to bundle your repair rach diseased plant will infect others. work Sanford Murhme Ik lounge Co Ho not throw infected plants In the alley fn -INif ways. The held must be well drained, a» exet* of moisture is a very Important fac­ tor in the spread of the disease. Young plants succumb readily to the »ttack of Lettuce Rot. They Boon allow the signs of heing diseased, which have *|f»*dy been described. At time* the hc<l» become _ao badly infected that J»ri* areas become black and putrid. There are many inaecta which feed on d-°a>>ni plants. I t is probable that mese insedts, flying to hoalthy plant*, Vs alj*e t0 Infect them by carrying the bacteria on their bodies. Seed bed* »howing the least sign of infection should destroyed. o Lettuce Rot is caused by bacteria or­ ganism known as Paeudomnas sp. In¡J ^ d lettuce planU were taken from * "»Ida, and culture* of the bacteria tamed in our laboratory. Some of the A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald f *|Qh l<> (•r»><11n e SANFORD, FLORIDA . Happy! Happy the girl, or woman, who has never »uttered from any of the diseases of womanhood! Or, If «he has been a sufferer, happy is she If she has learned of the wonderful benefits of Cardul, the woman’s tonlcl Cardui la a gentle, tonic remedy, for women'» ailment». It If a natural medicine— safe, harmless, purely vegetable. It has been In successful use for more than 50 years. H has cured thousands. It should do the same lor you. TA K E The Woman’s Tonic Vi Mr». Mary Neely, of Denver, Tenn., »ay», "I think I there is no tonic on earth, as good as Cardul. I used it I with the very best results. I Jia4 backache and aearty | everything a Woman could suffer with, until 1 took Cardul. Now.^I feel better, than .1 have for two year». I shall always recommend Cardul to other »uttering women.” 1 I can’t praise tt too highly. As a medicine for weak, tlr»d, ■ worn-out women, Cardul 1» »ate and reliable. Try H , today. a» �P ■ ' -n : i W -----— ' -y--*-•7i"*v^ ^.-'rr/J ■ f^ ' i r a a p n i ü J v ^ T :- -1- - J - « -•-.• -<•-. 40- .*•/»; _ ,. V y , .-yv»^ i’ October 25. 1912 THE SANIORD HERALD Right A way Qui AN Locol Atfvertlsem ent« Under This HMdbiA.Three C e n ts« U ne E sch Issue I ri U zt,* ^ P ot Rent— Room and board for lady In private family. Address "R oo m ," e-o Herald. 18-3tp For Sale—30,000 Charleston Wake­ field cabbage plants. Burpees seed. Heady to eat Oct. 20 to 30. Mias R. A. Bevier, West Side. 18-2tc Plants, Plante! Plants!—Celery, cab­ bage and cauliflower now ready. Onion plants in a few days. Prices reasonable. R . H. Davis, R. P. D. No. 3. Ju st north of Sanford Farm . Satisfaction guar­ anteed as I Intend making this a perms nent business. 18-01p ^or Sale or R en t—New four room cot­ tage. Large pantry.. Closet and bath complete. Centrally located. Apply at ¿01 Palm etto Ave. lH-tf * For 8ale—1912 Model Automobile Studehaker E. M. F . four passenger fore door touring car. Going at $600. Cal at Herald office for information. 19-tc For R en t—Five room cottage with al modern conveniences. Apply to N. II Garner, d ty . 19-tfc For Sale— A 3 acre truck farm at loading platform. Well improved and (lowing well. Fenced, tiled, a large two story house, tenant house, shade and fruit trees. See me at Monroe or address U. 8. Mlkeeell, Sanford. 19-tf To My Patrons and Friends—I expect to return to Sanford about Nov. 4th. after that date I shall be prepared to take up ray old line of work, giving especial attention to Roof Trouble*! both old and new, and nearly everything below the roof, Including the inspection and repair of your plumbing, paper hanging and screen work, w ith . the motto, "Good Work Only.’* Thanking you all for past favors and awaiting the new one«, favors and awaiting the new one«. C. A. Smith, The Fix It Man. 19-3tr A refined young lody would like to I** a companion to an elderly woman. Ad­ dress Box 103, Ssnford, Kin., It. I). No. I. For Sale—148 egg incubator in good condition. 1020 Union avenue. 10-3c For Sale—Lettuce ar\d cabbage plants. R. J . Bigger* 19-ltc Copyright Han h Man For Rent—Light housekeeping apart­ ments. Also furnished room. Mrs. M. E. Hooper, Laurel and Second. 18-tf For Rent —Furnished five room cot­ tage and five acre truck farm. For »ale household furniturV. 210 Pine Ave. 18-fit p Room W ant«! I-arge, plainly fur­ nished. Gentleman prefers private home, where neither liquor or cigarettes are used. State price per month and mention conveniences. Permanent, c-o Herald 18-4tp For Rent—Five acre form. All tiled. Nice location. Inquire of E. IL Randall, Box 921, Sanford. !7-2tp far sale. A good strong heavy mule Inquire of O. W. Brady, Bcardoll and Cel­ ery avenue. 17-tfc For Sale— A good gas range, at a bar­ This gain. R. H. Marks. 17-3tp Five room cottage with bath for rent. No children. Inquire Comfort Cottage. 117 E A S T F I R S T S T R E E T 318 Magnolia avenue 17-tfr Celery Plants for Sale—One million cel­ ery plants for sale. A. Burner, Celery avenue. 12-tf For Rent—Good office room on ground LAD IES' SH O E SALK lloa Well located. Apply at Herald of­ Two hundred pairs of Ladies' Low fice. 15-if For Sale—Mule. Can be seen at F. L. Cut Shoes, $2.60 «slues to $4.500 Green's place, half mile south of Brady’s Cut Shoes, $2.50 to $4.00 values going store. West Side. Il-tf at $1.00 while they last. First Qnsa Table Board—Mrs. G L. 19-ltc WOODRUFF & WATSON Goodhue. 210 Park avenue. 102-tf For Sale—Good Bulck runabout or EvreItt louring car. Both in good condition and sole (¿cap. W. J . Thigpen at Holden Real Estate Co 100-tf For Rent or Share Fanning—Several acres land, house and barn, two flowing wells. 214 miles from poet office, Sanford. Fla. Addison L. Williams. 90-tf For Rent—Five acres, well, tiled, with house. Also 10 acres. 5 tiled. Also 5 acres tiled, with good bouse. Call on or phone W. A. Mlnnick, Cameron City. 94-tf * “I want a suit right away quick, I want it today, I want it to fit, I want it stylish, I want it right in every detail.” s on • __ . T hat’s what a good custo­ mer of ours had to say here the other day, and we ans­ wered him with a ART OCHAFFNER &M ARX fall suit, a very fine gray. It fitted him p e r f e c t l y . He didn’t waste a m inute’s time. There was no waiting. He went out of here with a suit on his back. He made h is train. We call th at satisfac­ tion and service. And we can do the sam e for you. Make this store your home, for it is the home of every thing that is best in Men’s wear. If you get it here it is correct and the proper thing for fall................................... fer Ejr' • Ec... PALM ER The G ate City House hss brought dawn the high cost of living. Only $4.00 per week for the finest table board in the d ty . See Parker. 28-tf Wade, the Tuner. Orlando if epe ir work. Sanford MaAll kinds of repair chine k Garage Go. frl-48-if Lawson's will often Saturday. Fm * souvenirs to ladit-a. I9 -ltp Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine k Garage Co. fri-48-tf Lawson’s Pfiarmacy will give free aouvenfrs to the ladies Saturday after­ noon. Bring your old liras to Sanford Machine k Garage On. for vulcanizing. fri-4g-tf Lawson's will often Saturday. Free souvenir to ladies. 19-Dp Store is die Home - - of Hart S A L E B IL L S v m — m 117 EAST FIRST STREEI A 25c W ant Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You \ V * k r t k V f .« * ir i AVERY PLOWS VBETTER •This Mother U(«<na I f t i k f " l i ih « ■ — 4m f r o m c ik n a n j p ig * / WHITE CLOVER FLOOR « f le c a u ie l i 1« b e t i r r flo o r i h m o tik J b e p O M ib ly p ro d u c e « ! a l th a t P e r fe c t v r i U , p e r f e c t m ill* H o#, p e r fe c t c o n d itio n « m a k e « W h ile 6»me. «Clo»»« • P E R » E C T F ro d a, I «V* l u i r i n l t t li. ( *d a u l h o n i e •V«ry d r i l l ! to rrlufid t hr purthr^s f« t< l to tu r o n t so« Iindina t« f 1 ' The Best lnV0 l)R GROCER HAS it? Ì. What Better Would You Want - CALL PHONE NO. 8 DfiMftJMfit mi Um Pp Ih W m Cloth es CLARK HARROWS U . k l w H M W i I G i ì m t U K Pia., O rt. I f , IS IS N a t i » I* bwubv f ir m that Robar« M . A W und* r . W orsts, who, tm Jo ly 22. ISOS, modo E ntry, H*rl*i. No. O&tSS, for B H »• I S . Twwaakip S * South. 1 U U » *. 22 o u M rridU a, has I M g o d a o l laI w t lw to autka Oaal rom m utatioa proof, to oalahM l rtaua la tho land abovo d u rrib n i, M o ro tbo C M af tho C itrale C ourt, a t Orlando, flo rid a, a * tho t t t h day of N ovM ibrr. 1*12. ( 'I i i m a n t m m — SEIGH & Marx SANFORD, FLORIDA HINT (IIW Schaffner The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. • Oak Avenue : . WdUaat B. llauWaon, el Ummt*. Florida. T. W. h m t t . of U*n*v», Florid*. C. f . Harria», of Ganvra. Florida. ’ # ’•%-v* ................................... Sanford, R au b » te a k , of Groova florida. M-1WM* H EN RY A CH U BB. Ha«*». \ ,m 4 »V0 1, : 1^1 • •: Y, . llftL • Yv «Se 'j . •u �Published S e m i-W e e k ly — Tuesday and Friday SANFORD HERALD /.V S A N I O R I ) — L ite /» Wo nh L ivin g RamMc *0 SANFORD, FLORIDA JAX ST R E E T CAR SRIKE TUESDAY OCTOOIR Daily Happenings in The Land of Flowers Culled and Tied Into a Nosegay of Iirieflets T o u rists M ak in g ( Hir In q u irie s A bou t Allies Conquer Turk Armiss ( iu C O M M E R C IA I. ( 1 . 1 II _____ In SuccessiveEngagements A C T IV E I III- I ill Will Ur Boosted as Ne* er b e ­ fore and ih r Work Already Show s Itesulls JsckJwnvillF. Fla., Oct. 2 9 . — The street railway employes of this city succeeded in perfecting an organization at .‘I o'clock Monday morning and 160 of th e 176 e m ­ ployed on the lines in this city have left their |>ositions. All the stnwt cars of the city with the exception of three or four were at a standstill this morning and thousands of business men and e m ­ ployes »err late in reaching their busi­ ness house-« and office* as a result of the itrike. The trouble has l>een brewing (or several days and th e strike has Imm-m threatened since the middle o( butt week. The failure ol the men to |>erfect their organization, however, has delayer) the ojien break between the c o m p a n y and tinemployes. V tlu m t V 0T T 0M 0N EMPIRE’S FA TE IN EUROPEIS SEALED In Union Street Car Employees FLORIDA N EW S AND V IE W S FROM EVERY SOI I« K Itti ARE COMING TO SANFORD MA Y CA US E S E R IOUS BREA K Jacksonville Eaces Crisis It, Death of I’rof. Duniill» O TH ER IT E M S OF IN T E R E ST IN W O RLD ’S E V E N TS Telegraphic Communications Boiled Down For the Benefit of Busy Herald Readers London, England, Oct. 2 9 .—Since the capture of Kaki-llaha hy the Bulgarian troop« very little news has been received from that region where Turkey’s future in Kurojte may be decided in a few days. A short message from Sophia, say* Bul­ garians have »eiird a Turkish army train on the way from Constantinople to Adrianople, This indicate* that the Bulgarian invaders have cut the railroad, isolating Adrianople from its base, there­ by accomplishing one of the greatest stro k e* of the campaign. The Bul­ garians have been pushing forward, ac­ cording to the lutcat Bulgarian reports from the eastern side, in the hope of entirely destroying the Turkish army defeated at Kirk KilUiaaeh. Al the same time the Bulgarian armies are ex­ ecuting a wide «weeping movement reaching almost to the shores of the Black Sea und still other Bulgarian col­ umns are completing the circle around about Adrianople, How far these com bined movement« have been »uc- Sanford, the In-*! location in the south from a Madison. Wi» for the tourist, is at last coming into her he a shock to the man* own and this season tie vanguard of the of the d*s-e;is.*d I'roi great exodus to this city will take place. his farttil* r*- 'ding t.»-re Mread y thi« office and Secretary Hates ..I th<*( ommereiul ( lui. ..re !>eing del After a lingering illness ,,f alimet a oge.l » n i l letters asking about informa y ear. Prof William Willard I i.moll- ! n " " ‘ oncerinng our tew tourist hotel, head of the eheinlsfr* departne M of tin Die bulk heading of the lake information ami him uni * er»if > for almost for» * .o- a< *1 aUnii i hi' f.ifnnnvi K\»»r I mh(> vaa li I ** to «Hire I'm ; .-miriiii» professor ,.f , hem ncvN in ^in.T.il i s l r -, »le d at tie* horn» »»t In|•r know .ihoui riMiiiis an*| tMi.tnl .inti rental o| .Hid ih* pri. • » *i| land and Haplh I ' h . m u l l s 1 ,, | | . it ,i i nr building Iota, our school*« and I'hurrhts, day afternoon. Professor Dailiells was horn at West etc. T h is information aa. ill mhui I h* llheimfield. Michigan. M-.ireh Hi. 1H40 forthcoming in printed matter ami edi­ Ills early »-dueati(in was n|iiaiie-<l m tin- tion* of Hie Herald, and meantime our Ihi >|»le ihould l*e preparing lor the rush, s r b o o l s *»f l l e t r o i t a m i W o »»u»fa M i c h Congregational Social one of the first printers in Florida to install a M onotype and I» anxious to add T h e Music f l u i i ‘«wH-h a v c their reg nome new itrtprnx ementa to his m a ­ ni,ir nus-ting al Mr» Murviun » »ludio chine In company with It .1 I lolly Satu rduy aiternoon af 71 ** cliK'k. All these gentlemen ins|M-cted the new members n*|ue*ted to l>e prrtent. M ri. A. C . L. de|>ot and Mr. Codrington has We desire to rail attention to the ad­ vertisement in this issue ol the White Clover Flour, distributed by the Pen­ insular Naval Store* Co. of Tampa and handled by the local dealers in this city. Thu product is fully guaranteed by the distributor and local dealer. 20-ltp T h e following eorwin paper will Sanford friends Datliell». le* and two year» ago T h e social given hy the Ladies' Union of the Congregational church at Villa Shoora. the lovely sub urban home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. W alk er, Friday evening was very largely attended hy the mem­ ber» of the church und their friends. The memliers of the Union had lieen at work all the summer making money in various way» lor their church wurk und at (In- «»» nil Friday evening each lady I old m rhyme how »he mude he r money. T h e various poetical effort* were rcally very interesting, some amusing und some very good indcrxl, und the remilt of the money making activities of the Union netted a very satisfactory sum, to which the gentlemen present contributed vuriThe street car men are dem anding that fur white u. A||| hot ha\e the Hew hotel iiu» amounts, increasing the »urn on hand a m i at i p r i v a t e a» . i d e m * at I . a r i s in g the company reinstate tw enty-five men read> th» Sanford I I iiii *«' and all the to alMiut tifty dollars. I n 1 s|>0 )e - i-nt» r e d t h e M t i ' l u g . l t a g r i Mrs T . A. New­ who are Haid to have been discharged " t het hotel*» are 111.%1 • fig prep.lrat loll* ton and her little daughter. M arion, en(‘ u l t u r il ( • »11• •kf •• »ti d |-1 a d i j . i t , s I i s», l last week for taking the tir«t steps b. i . t h« 11li r ti* .1« *jr»i ,.l l .o |,. ¡..f •! . . . . . . . teft. lined thin«- present wil li various »aril perfecting the orgainzatinii of H»- j , , !'» . |M-«*p|* n the I 'flf .Ife aaititlg * i» al »i-lis tions. . ♦ .»r^ ' In •r•(11r*• hr a .i• $ 1 ’ .\* 1 employes und a recognition <>( the new nil» il »f t •♦f th»- election .»ml th* ru*h for t o t h e (» r n f e x s o r i *f c h r r i i - M r . i n I L .»t in A very uniipii- (future id the evening's street car men's union. **f it ut 11*11 I'mf I , .ini»ll- •*|*«*? ? I i•••r I lornl » .A111 V)»• f. comiTtef r. and s'aliford amieu-ment wu* the novel wuy in which ooo •• . » »,. .r.t.r !.. »(, W« . ah Ibc gentlemen present were com|>ellfd cessful, the outside world i* not iuformrd t mu • Tm , « .ir 1 “1•$. i cI r f4• ' a• ' ■•. t.ik» »an* »»I number.' ol . iMtiir* t hi.* to choose their purtners lor refreshments. hut the Hulgununs assert that the fate ^ It is said th a t u c o t to n mill will 1» intf >**ar> in ( h i laboralurx nat»% ne\t \PHf s. is, »»i .ir» . t t w i»-» .is established at Alachua. T h e promoters of (h#* 1 IU fi’Mi-r -ri.' r»t *f•» The gentlemen were placed in aone ol Adrianople i» practically »enlrd. •.... t Hr | m o p t * Iter* .■ I. u .-» g. » It.e • of the enterprise, who. it is said w e n y ¿tr«l »j niv* tmîa r r.» r. .i -i o o o ri»»uii ,iuul I he bidu-n ill another, over I he t I I- -• » - ,it.| »leim *t rat* to l hein .1r< liwav Ih-I w»s-ii tin- room» a »heel was attracted to Aluchuu by ('a p t I I' st ‘d». I í •»r •fi.-mM-s ufi'!* While not actually under m artial law U lt w. ||.|*l t It»- ’ ,•*>l Iih a 11o n on »uspi-ndi-d mil uuiter reaching (In- floor, Rooney, assistant industrial agent of t inri of h r W licol T 1lii l.U the city id Havana is now under absolu te •.»r 11 .md t»» 't * »•ut * n tin fieVA hoiM lln- light* were lowered mill a lady stood the Seultoard Air L ine railw ay, require ; • in n i In f ••1»r $i.ir\ 1 ■'f** IVo| military protection against disorder aris­ » • I.» it ip I.» t.O • o* ..l th* tour the donation of a 100-a cre tra ck of land ^'A,i> ri* « (<***! I *•Iti« j»r* •i»-«»»»» »r*«f i >[ » in front ill ih»• sheet with only her left ing from the heated national political A and $126,000 in cash, b ut since (he la» * |»|||||- III (lie gentlemen III the It.-at room, campaign, in accordance with orxier* o?;-,r. I r. 1 -♦.** .in.il .•I A . »t. i - T• * '• iti t«1 1II* il tin- iii»pis t mu wa.« sal isf actor * some (or) Will Is- of great l»-llelit to I hi- • t. »II O A , . ' »I , .. I* \ • r. i - I. |*!irt it issued li* lien i’ahio Mendieto, who i •.. h - m* t» 1*. -r. (•••j .».iti th* Ure section, and will increase the pop l! h gentleman m i ll e d the owner id the leet yesterday w a s appointed hy President • r:l • f .n r V ■(■» * i.iii.v:« I" fu m a » are pn* mm | U j M ^ w f Tl ulalion and com m ercial im portance >•! j i - t r \ 10 take refreshment* with him an» so tio m e z to take charge ol all the police .»»ni .i^ rii u ll uri It u .$> ^*1 • • Ti Il U. . n tl l » • r ht* .if; m a k e a 011 U n t i l th e y were all paired nil » V $ 1T « • r a » t f, p a r i n g I . i i Alachua und Alachua co u n ty to a larg< •m r« .»-«•») j » r o rnirn'h « • »m l .ift» r 1 ’*"*t| f u s and military force* in the capital, the 1T.|w ». A.» il l IÍMÍ (icfìMItl ^ 1NN1 sjlOW 11» extent, it is s s s t im l that th e site ami Í l ' T ' . f i . . . . . . r M Some of tin ladle«, on mischief In-lit. street* were p atro lled to d a y by police !'uft:(î#*<1 m i l \ orni {.. r a*r * r♦t $gr Mi.it . e »an ■Hood t w o t o g e t h e r , e a c h on ly s h o w i n g ^and mounted und loot rural guardsmen II* lain us rm| Hired will be fo rthco m ing 1 MOT • M» 1 1 ***»' * i #•n • • t «*.11 f »111^ M • taki* car» •»! M* \hi'nrN .»fui inak»* them one fool tt gentleman noting the joke In addition detachments of regular o o o l u c v e r- it. h.ul I•»•«■!» »ml* lis tun room fire-1 a t h n n i c illVIted both ladles to take ri-lri*»hinents troops of all arms were stationed at It . tp»t I it Pr»»( I •»•. »•I!- turn* A site hits lieen selected in Si IVters f \ef\ (ifp ffi.it ti.$w ,i xji.ifc f <h.111 for with him various strategic |>oint* ready to respond diatelv pi.»musi t»» s.-» u n a chetiui-.il burg for a new b ase hall park and next rent «liould lil» the iiilormiitioii with Th e congregation was pli-aaed to have instantly to a call lo suppress rioting. season the Sunshin e C ity will have many bihoraltor* anil the »»III* avaihilde place IP» I li'r.ild b» (»»re «• »»»mpil»- the d a ta Hi * l> I. M o on- of (ilenwood, Minn hall game* played on th e new grounds w .i» t|,» h.is. in, i , t ,.| tin -»ml t wmg >>l II o o m I.... »L lumi lui -li- nbntimi and e * i -fy wiib them Mr M oore is visiting the iini*er'it> indi I tunng (In spring »»I o o o Four memlx-rs ol an automobile party piibli»' »i >ir 11.-»I man in Siinli»r»l «ht.iild .•i* .md occupied the pulpll of the ( oil Restaurants and news stands are to |«I»» f„. gtt\»* I.it»u» .»l»»r* it»-! r»i» t n»n »»» ImiuiuI tor Shawm» I’a from their . !.. » » ,|- . ' I 1 l |» I » .U , II I . I" I .11 .■’ ••g: tim, il i-hiireh Sunday . I. ’ ••!» • • - » I*- installed at all the mum depot .iI ■, ■•» • » •. ! , , homes in Noble, I’a were drow neil in tie- 1 K ( road, im hiding tin tin- Delaware river when the lerry bout ^Ni-eil Another Judge •lalion at Miami An elat.or.ii> . . . on wIni h they were crievung (rom Dels I . li.it * ill. .1 ’..If»! tl. stan.l is also to he installed in t hi H"_, .o ,.i t .ihliti .''•in hint l i m i l i I ware, N J . , was wr««k««l M 111» Mar i’alm Hotel in M iam i. It is estim ated buihlmg up »»t iti» »li-p.irt mctit »»l » t»»*m ooo Dear Sir I ask the kindly asnistunce Kverv »»in- know« how the early (hat the fixtures and furniture for this istry tu it» |»tit»«-iit ad vani cc ptisitiuii of your valuable publication (or a little Incessant smoking of cigarettes was ChriHtiiin» battled l»»r < hrL«tianitr, how w ti» Prtif I )iim»-l|s «ucci*»« ini w»»rk m stand will ro«t a b o u t $1,000. said by physicians to have caused thu the* »arrilii-»«! lln-ir home» and III»' to missionary work (or the public good t In- uni* cr»it * I formerly lived in Duval co u n ty und suicide of Iain Fielder ol Macon, (>*., |ir»>m»»ti t h» g.....1 ' .III«Prnl I*.mieli» Ipm i.l* .ir fi-* .il m 'hi Hook Lovers' ( lull un l.lindi.ir with ciuidilion» existing Fielder, who is a prominent business I*.litigi i »i ’ b» » i .ii '» » » .m -»*».- .» mag I»v II I »li» II. Ili .'»»I r »-f I» - "I bill l.ltlgatloli I» »11 congested 111 man, visited his parents alunit ten miles I he Hook I .overs' C lub was »nt»-r I », iti. i-111ly »»»loMil lip'» -»l Hun»,il III»- m 1 here i.li'i r * .ili.»li- »»•! •»■• iii'l -»f m»■••■»■r.ilngi Duv.il i iiu nl) that the » in ml court i ' from the city today. After dinner he tamed by Mrs. F L. Wi»»».|rull I'hur•In » ,»rl, . l a . » »..tini.it* un» whli’h * ai ph» niiliie'i.» w lij* I .i»r* 'lay afternoon. T h e guests w»r» *»>, j|| ».. »I»i . .. ■ .-. i .»lui -p.||l».»uml w.iy behind in il» work and it is ii|i|Km went to an adjoining room and shot i » -»•. tu».-» Ii.l . ■ 1» ; t i- » »ig» »1 ' -il I* bit Ilo- » ir- n i judge to handle e* himself in the head l ie was dead when f'li-asantly inntructed in wimlnw g.ir»t» ' •., . ^ t - . t \ • • .1 .»• H u i l l a i t ». t•»1 r 1 • ■» >i l.» i » I ■ '• »! -'»'• tt'K A tussl Ixsl wils improvised on tin i I.,. , .im-» . ... . » r I•••1 mil I- t»apiI7.»*»l II»- pisi il iniisiy the ntaiiy inult.r» i inning pi» mother reached his s|d*. »ign.il -M-r* i» •• »t.itimi wa» »-i .it»li»lii-»i m ooo window scat, with moss, into which -U-IM . ii-ii I»-, tu» •nenn»-» and i» l»-»|e»l before bun Ma»li»»»n In l «7l In ri»»-i*»»l tu» ->1’ The legislature lux. agreed to give ( fv l| I , l r , ()rr of , he rectnt "lip» of pafier, containing »iiiestions wer»' I I I I In tempi. I ll.l l.l • lu H III ill s |**»1IIt merli »»f I belili»! t»» t il» »tal» geni»»»! plantexl. Thu ladies were allowed to t r u * » tl .i I.ur godili*» l ie i» condemned Duval c.iunly am.llier judge, provided revoll al Vpr. Cruz againat the Mezltcal survey and dui m»*st »»I th»- minerai Duval lyounty will pay all ex|ien*ea in­ can government, und Major Zerate, use the paper seed each prefemsl. The to death Finally his betrotheil I» con aniilyses and assay« T h e regent» huve cidental thereto, but in order to providc Col. Antonio Migoni and Lieut, lim a , lnttwera to the ali|M of paper were t he viTtetl .mil tin-* Imlh .In’ löget her ' ptihlished repori» ni bis valiiahlc e.x|«-ri anolher judge for Duval county. Article officers under Diaz, in tua attempt to names of flowers. I meni.» upon thè university furti» In 6 of the Constitution o( the State of overthrow the government, were today Mrs. Fred William.» had the largest Hirlhilu) I’ilrly |n?<(l (Invertior Sm ith up|Mimte»l l ’rnt numbers of correct answers and received I ir and Mr- I N Kulisnn entertained Florida will have to be amended, II condemned to death by court martial. Ftnniell» s ta le amily»ist 11» w;|» a the prize, a beautiful bunrh ol eut du- Im* Irirmli’ "I their »oli lattile ut Duval county needs and wiinDi another Lieut. Comarho, Capl. Mayen, of the nteinlier ol thè Wisconsin iu-ai|i-m> of flowerm. Mrs. Luke had the next larg i heir chnrming Imiiu- on Sunlurd lleiglit« Judge, they should have it, a» it i» pure­ rurale guard and ( ’apt. HermiUio Mar­ iu lence». art.» utnl letler» number of correct answers, for wInch T'rnlay rv e n m g la»t in honor ol lamie'» ly n local matter, blit Duval cannot tinez. were s»Mitence<l to ten yeara’ im­ T h e rvntntns will he hrought tu Mail •he was given n packet of forget-me-not right I) birthday The rooms were very obtain this additional Judge without the prisonment and Gabriel Ramos, custom isoli ami thè funenil I» to I»»- held I Ut“* •red- When the garden purty was bright and atirm ti*e . w11ti their lasleful help of the other countie* in the state collector, and Hernan Aaroetegui, cen­ day allenin oli (rum thè residence mi b.( over, delicious fruit salad, chocolate und ■Irroratimi» " I gnldciirod and yellow by voting for the amendment. sor of telegrams, were sentenced to two S o r t i i Carroll «tris-t II it in not asking too much, will you years’ imprisonment. wafers were served. Mr». Woodruff'« dal»ir» I'll. Im*» enjoyeil »» *eral *e r* not kindly call the attention of your ftuests were, Mrs. C. 11. ihngec, Mrs K m l e r i- lm g giiiiu-» .md wir»- also delight Trip truunil thè " urlìi many readers to thi» |>ro|>o*e<l amend- | lull* in trrta lfird wiili in»lrnmeiiiul and L Molly, Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs II Wrecked the Automobile T h e party who will muke thè trip * ik'.i I lliUMC, by Dr. anil Mr». I IH'll ment and impress upon them that their •Mcl^ulin, Mrs. Luke, Mrs. Deane Tttr^ ft Some Sanford boys who expected to Wr» Mrs. J . Brady. The guests in- arotind thè world tu Ih» given hy thè Hull. Mi»» M are* lle rb y and Mr. 1. aid will lie m’cewsary. and that hy vot­ beat Barney Oldfield's time took an ing affirmatively at The coming election vite»l to enjoy the ufternoon with the niissionnry »iH-i»»ty »»I thè M i'II umI i »! I |e*el.ilul who w.-r. guest» lot the e v e n ­ ancient Peerless car and dismantled it, mr this amendment, which will ap|n-ar cluh were Mrs. B. A. Howard. Mrs church to nighl wili start after r»-fre»h ing ol l»r and Mrs Robson Delicious making a racer out of it and taking it on the ballot as follows: ’’For ConstituiMr» ^ Kent Roasetter, Mrs. C. C. Woodruff. mentii, frutti "A m e ric a, ice cream and cake were served, after out lust Suntiay speeded the car up •ional Amendment. Artirle 6 creating A IsTnath* '«, ut 7 '10 in nutoinohiles for Mr*. B. Beck. Mrs J . I,. H urt. Mis.« which th»- Idth gentlemen wished their Park uvenue at a merry clip. Attempt­ an additional circuit judgship for Duval ••Irelund,” Mra. L. R. l ’hilil», from •Mary McClung, Mias Bessie Long. 4 friend and playm ate many happy retu rns tliere after refreshmenta. they will go of the day and hade their kind host and county. Salary nnd other expenses to ing to make the corner at Tenth street --------------------------------- i lu- paid by said Duval county.” the something happened to the steering tu T u b a ." Mrs S. O. Shinholser. after entertainers good night S ta te W rite s Life Insu rance electors ol this state will lie rendering geur and the car jumped the curb and refreshmenta, ' ‘‘A lu ( uba, they will Mad Lion, Wto., Oct. 2 8 .—The state tried to climb the fence at the residence help to a worthy cause. continu e their jo urney lo " J a p a n , " »Mrs. Messrs. Cod ring ton, Howard and °t Wisconsin tis today preparinl to enter Thanking you for such publicity a» of Mr. Hodge* Fortunately no one J I) Roberta, ufter refr*shm enU. aug- l/ird of Del.and were among the p r o m ­ into the life insurance business in ac­ wu* hurt, but had there been some other gestions of thè Flowcry Kingdom. thè* inent visitors to the city on S a tu r d a y . you can give this matter, 1 am cordance with the provisions of a hill vehicle turning the corner at the aama Your» truly, will he awiftly transiwrtexi to " l e e l a n d ," Mr. Codrington is the editor of the Del*®***! by the loat legislature. The plan lime there might be another story to wbere they will enjo y ice rream and Hand News and cam e over to inapt-ct GEO. A. DeCOTTES. provides thftt any citizen of Wisconsin cake, Iteforv lieginning thè journey home tell. This s|>eed idea in the city limit« the plant of T h e Herald. Chris, was ^ twenty und fifty ^•re, living a normal, healthy life, may ' 0lJ( • poijpy after pausing u sulisfarmedical examination under the supervision of the state board of health. • ^^ooniin ia the first state of the Union ** >n the businees of life insur­ ance. , ' ~tiiúÚ a¡Á í£átate**~«¿¿ w art). R. L. P ect, leader. put In an order for one at DeLand. » _ , i,. . , 1- should lie «topped, no matter whether it be in the spirit of fun or the desire to break the record if only the occupant of the car suffered it would be all right, but there are other* on the road and ladie* and children are in danger of thee« speed bug». t � 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, October 26, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 26, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 26, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald