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Second Bonus Offer
a Fine Opportunity
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For the Candidates
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NO ONE HAS WON THE PLAYER PIANO YET
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Candidates Who Failed to Take Advantage of First Extra
Vote Proposition Should Make Up For Any
Lost -Time Now
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their big 'advertisement in this _ ;
you will be convinced that neVcn bgidre
were such values offered in up-to-ylate
clothing, furnishings, shoes, hats, etc
ibuiti lUn,
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Serious Costly Sickness
is far too Hire to cotuo when votir bodily strength hst been undermined
b j Ih c-p q u ^ w ii b'kXa rM » 4 *i» « «
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• W W i W n i . and.a wnli to
the ialg and* also those who buy during
too. that your *y stem iiewl* help. Juit the right help ir given
bodily iwculition which invites, Serious tick oca* •
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the ten dayr that the” sale will last.
Look for the Big Blue Front.
Ex tra Standard packed Cora, ¡1 cans for
3 cans T o m a t o e s ...................................................... ;
3 cans Baked Beans
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1 tall can California Asparagus
lib That Good Butterine
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59.600
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64.300
X.
56.400
7.200
65.700
5,04 K)
5 .150
WANTS
timely use of Beccbam’f Pllli. This famous vegetable, and always efficient
family remedy will deaf your system, regulate your bowels, stimulate your
liver, lone your nerves. Your digestion will be so Improved, your foot! will
nourish you and you will lie strong tn DO and to resist. Xou will ffeej
greater rigor nnd vitality, as well as buoyant spirits—after you know and uso
All Local Advertisements Under This
Bending. Three Cents a Lln« f ach Issue
21bs Best California Evaporated Penelies
25c
2lbs Best 4 0 - 5 0 California Prunes............................. 25c
3lbs Bttsi 0 0 - 7 0 California Prunes........................... 25c
Æeechanù &üü
T V » d ln c t la a s w ith n w r b o s a r» v a la a b U —«
Seid ••H ivliin. la U iu 10«.. 29c.
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THE STO RE
W IT H
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C O N SC IE N C E
‘H E Reputation for Quality
Enjoyed by Us has been
Gained by Honest and P e r
sistent Efforts to Supply Merchan
dise ol Durability and Character.
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For Sale Fine Government RejinjUishemnt. rh»e to Sanford Add rea*
ti \V.. R I D 2 Box 71.
Wc supply men with merchandise
Irom reputable manufacturers which
insures true value in every purchase.
For sale— Five gallon instantaneous
water heater. Suitable for hath room
uue Singer sewing machine, used one
month, household furniture., at 210
Pine ave. or box 473.
41-9t-p
For Rent ('heap New one room furniahed cottage, with hath on quarter
acre, good garden land
Laurel avenue
and Second street
V*V
P. () Box
1323.
~*i‘N
43-tlc
22.450
Y'trst class farm
fully building*. Evr/uiii Bo* 1 u ,
er> t hit
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h.650 4Jfl »
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maltle
dresses
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7,464» tit*1J.Ilf I»II -4TJ , uaranlft-d.
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ha* brought
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a hit* board in
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ve wt*ll lin*at**d
city lota.
mr. Box 1287.
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34-1f
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For R«*nt- Bed room, dining room,
24.000 kiiclien, iintl u»<* of nitting room, in one
of the nleeat re«iil«*nri** in the city. 4'h>-*.
\[i|ily at Herald office
12-ife
7. s:vi I m
St John* Hotel It.«mi* and board.
16 150 Homelike urcommodullnn* lor regular
:
hoarder* or transient»
Good tuhl
Rat<w reasonable. \\ H
»20 W. First St33-tf
For Rpntf—Six room cottage with ail
A
modern Improvements. 109 Palmetto
25c
avenue. Anply to F. W. Mahoney at
Fernald lldwe. Co
33 If
25c
Wanted* Order* for fine frost proof
cabbage planta, all vanetn*». fll'ft r« r —
25c
1.04H); rheu|«*r in larger lot* Sallafne. I *—-lion guarant****<l. h S Cannon Meg25c
gcU’s, S. ( ’.
31-|4tc
=
25c
(-or Sale Reuimington type w riter1
In gtKel euiiditnin
113 Kail road Ave.
lib Best Cheese .............................................................. 25c
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Is Prevented By
For Sale— Two story house and small
bam, four acres, forty orange tree»,
other fruit. Three thousand , dollars.
at the close of tb*s second bonus offer if One thousand cash, balance to suit pur
you put the "ENERG r^'into your ef- chaser. Mrs. E . R. Curtis, Sanford.
48-a
forts. I t ’s up to you.
Voting Power of Subscriptions .
For Sale— 160
60 pur
pairs homer pigeo:ns at
as thaj
than ten
Payment^ "on all subscriptions will 65c per palrr- Wm not ship lesa
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earn, volea. .according to the—following
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Game Warden.. . .
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schedule. Renewals and back subscrip
For
Rent—
Furnished-coWagc,
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Pine avenue. - Will anil the furniture.
tions:
Box 473.
42-9tp
1 year $; 2.00_______ ........ 2,000
For Sale—Beggar Weed Seed. We
2 years’ 4.00 _____ ..... 7.000
guarantee our Tom Watson and all vari
..................' 12.000votes
3 years’ 6.00 ................12,00Q
eties of watermelon seed, to be true to
8.00 ;. ................... 18,00<J
18.ÒÒ4) votes name. Write (or prices. For 33 years
4 years' 8.00..
we have grown melons for seed purposes
10.00
... 26,000
only. Giradeau Seed Co., Montirello,
10 years' 20.00
75,000 votes Fla.
42-26tr
The list of candidates and their vote
For Sale Two desirable lots in San
exhibit as counted up to noon Thursday ford Heights. Bargain if taken prompt
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Sanford, Kla.
ly Address, D. G WagnerKissimmec,
44-tf
Misa Helen Rowland 1................ »... 9,500 Fla.
Miss. Rena Murrell ____________ 7,050
For Sale— Pop corn wagon at comer
Miss Ruth McDaniel „ __ _65,750 First and Perk Ave, Enquire at Bishop
44-tf
Miss Elizabeth McLaughlin
.... 7,000 Block or address Box 1094, City,
For Rent—One large room with two
M b* Esther Miller ........
22,350
Mrs. J . L. Hurt
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6,i>0 beds, suitable for two young men. Also
one room nicely furnished. With or
Mrs. R. L* Griffin........................'**fì0.200 without hoard. Mrs. R. L. Jones, 2U6
44-tfc
Mrs. R. A. Newman
65,6£o Park Ave.
It has been decided to give E X T R A
vole* on OLD •ubscriptions in the Her
ald's contest from now until Saturday
noon, March l i t .
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Under the term* of the bonus offer
today,- both 'OfaO* am i HEK-Aubacrip«.
tiona will count in malting up three
club#.
For every $11.00 worth of subscriptiona, old or new or both, turned In be
fore the expiration of above mention«!
date, a certificate good for 26.000 E X
TRA votes over ahd above the regular
schedule will be given.
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In order to make this offer absolutely
fair and impartial, it will include all old
business already turned in. as well ns all
new bus ¡urea upon which no t>onus votes
have been issued.
This la the first and 4-ill be the only
offer of extra votes milde for old sub
scriptions. Every possible * old sub
scriber should be seen during this time.
Collections count as well as renewats.
in many respects this offer is more important than the preceding one, t>ecau*e
Sanford. Kla.. R K. I). No.
the clubs will he much easier to secure,
V. Stenstrun
and those «-undulates who »«»cured no Mr*
Ssnford, Kla . R. K. I». No
clubs under the first offer should make
up for that li»s by securing several Miu-Lìladys Green
Sanford, Kla.. It
I) No.
clubs between now and March 1st: .Th e
difference in the "votes can Ik- made by- Miss Ettiel Hickson
Miss Isabelle Raynor
securing a greater number of clubs.
There are several Herald readers scat Misa Marni Cameron
ter«! in and around the Celery Delta Mila Nora llickson
whose runcwals will I«- gladly given to Miss Perry la** Iteli
Pania. Kla.
those contestants who approach them
fipit and in the projter way. Ultimately Miss Salile l.ipford
all ol three subscrilier» will renew any Mr». C I). Peanu >n
(jrn e i a. Kla.
way. and it will not cost them a single
«•lit to renew now and give some con Min.-* Mnry Prevpt
M ni I tuvtd S»**er
t "Slant the benefit of the vote,»
Twenty-five thousand extra volt» Mr». W I.. Adama
I bulimia. Kla
will he given for every i l l .o n worth of
subscriptions, either old or new, or both, Mia» Amile Brown
turned in before noon Saturday. March
Orrido, Kla
1st. and there is N'O L IM IT to the num Miss F. Kmney
l.akc Mary, Pfa.
ber of clubs any one carulitlaUi can turn
Mr». !.. S Mr Bride
in.
Wlntrr Park. Kla
No Prises Won And Won't lie Until
Mra J D. I.itaon
Marrh 21 191.1
( ai*«la. Kla.
No one has won the (iiano, or any Misa Ruth Royal
pnre. anil will not until the last vote is
Enterprise. Kla
•ucl a bald that J M r» H F (Juarkrnbon
polled
No uni* ha» «urli
can t bu overcome Tin leader today
¿ell wood. Kla
may la* ihuiiaunds of votre behind you Mi*» Sonale lliimtun
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Let us supply you.
FRANK
' c a ier and Men’s Furnisher
NFORD
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of satisfaction for every dollar invested in
1 The
F lo r s h e im
Your Icct will do better service if you put
them in j’ Jprshenns. which arc nil
made over Natural Shape lasts
For R»*nt Store room nnd unfur
nished mom in Bishon hlock
Enquire
Holllell Real Estate ( d
45-lf
Wuntiul 15 Salesladies at once. Ajiply to Sunfonl Shew* & Clothing Co. 49
For Rent— Four or five unfurnished
room* at 313 Magnolia Ave. between
Creamery Butter, per lb ............
................... 40c
■ltd -wml -lth Uta—-—
Kor Sale -Canopy top Runabout,
Shrimp, Lobsters, 'Clams, Crab Meat, Fish
Coinjilete, Entmin* t. I) Goodrich or ~
Miss N'. A. Wylly, Ft It ceti Prim* Rea.*Flake. Soused Mackerel, Cod Fish boneless
19^ t | S
onuvhlc
NORTHERN B U Y E R S want South
21b boxes and lib bricks, Columbia River
ern farms: direct dealing with owner*; in
no commission. What have you to sell?
Salmon, Domestic and Imported Sardines
Writ«* Southern H om isrrksn' Bureau.
Box 1454. Atlanta, Ga.
I9*2tf
Pillsbury Flour, per bbl___ _ .................................. $6.20
W an ted -----------------------------------------Tm»ale»men at once,
251bs S u g a r ...................................................... ...............$J.30
ply to Sqnford Shoo Sl Clothing Co. »49
Found Gold Pin. Found at Takac
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Pressing Club. Can have same by call
ing at Club and »laying for *.hia notice.
48-2tp
For Rent— Eight room house, all mod
em convenient*«. Well situates! on
Oak avenue, close in. Inquire of Mrs.
Heater at house on Park avenue. 48-2tp
For Sale—Wood yard on Sanford ave.
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Moneymaker. Good reasons for selling
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Rox' 1063.
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For R ent—Tw<r furnished rooms, cor
l i b i l i Sweep Sale
in putting
pi
Inquire at
on sales that bring the busl- ner Thiyd^and Magnolia
f nitore
atur a.
4Ä-ti
CtMhina C o . of f1 neas and leave Trry «mali proliU, 1>UT Sanford
»mtm m a t m i isacnmviaa »*n
Shoe
$5.00
E.
G.
DUCKW ORTH
F E E T FITTER
T e lep h o n e 6 9
S anford, F lo rid a
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R . G. ST O C K T O N I
213 Main Street, Sanford, Florida ji
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next Wednestlay morning and it will l>e
a clean »weep straight through. There
will be nothing roeerved or laid back, but
the entire stock will In* sold at »irice*
that will make the average customer
gusji with surprise, and the general pub
lic will ait up and take notice. The
man who ia. assisting in making this
/sale possible ia one who has been start
ling the south with bis reckless daring
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r n m iTHg-ra .’ m a n m u t a t e nne" s r
good*. These goods were purchased lgitL
For bale Two family launches, also
fall and owing to the very warm wiqteF wholesale f«h ba«in««s with launrhc«,
season did not move fait enough to »uit boats and net*. Also Inke front lot with
the owners. *o they have decided to three houses C. L. Vincent, at fish
37-tf
force the salé by almost gifing tliem I
-Goorl
Mule
for
Sale
Cl»ea»>For In
away. Their hlg spring «tock L* on the I
spection
apply
to
Jpbn
C.
Edwards,
sa y und room musi t*e made for the
32-tfc
same, Consequently the stock on hands Celery * venue.
For
Sale—Two
good
mules,
wagon
now must move. Their loss on the
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IDu h ft fflW l S w th rill At M fC fft H ifU good* will be your gain and by reading mock on G rw nqu a p i» « ,
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• ARRORD, FLORIDA
TUESDAY. FEBR U AR Y
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REBELS TAKE MEXICO CITY
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Part o f
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On
PERTINENT FACTS
GREEN FRUIT LAW UPHELD
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ABOUT COUNTY DIVISION
R e b e l s ànd T u rn s
Madero
Supreme
Court
D e c la r e s
the
Luw C o n s t i t u t i o n a l
S T A T E M E N T
DIAZ RELEASED TAKES CHARGE
1 hi* following
arc given for the information of those residents of Orange rountv who will
becnme eiti/.ens of T U T NEW < O t ’ X T V when the next Legislature passes the bill creating T H E N E W
L O l N I i oiii ut the north portion o f Orange county. T h e facts and figures are correct and will stand
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Other Short Wire* About the World the closest scrutiny Without di-ruptioil
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Other M atten of In te r» ! Taking Plica
x ? i_ S!ran« ‘‘ co.V,nt>' »‘«ntP^K en ds 1.250 square miles.
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in the Land of Lotui Later*
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th e New ( ounty will comprehend
approximately -150
miles.
* The federal “army rose rn revolt-in A
“ ‘lutvw inure. squiLtn^llxilL^g-ul
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A fte
fterr diriding
dividing. Q
Orange co u n ty will
territory than l \\ L \ I \ -ONK
The following interesting information
Vetdco c ^ t o d a y . took P r i o r i o f . o t h r r H onrin coiintic^.
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A t* from the Orlando Reporter-SUr;
the public buildings, shot down federal
sl.( O M ) : 1 he population of Orange cuunlAL is. 111.t i l l . . , » _____
A telegram from Tallahassee, received
Nulhercnts In thè Street«, released (ìencrit!
he New ( mint \ will have
population
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•Hat urdny ¡wwrahigt' announced UulL. U.v
fella Diaz, leader of thè Vera ( ‘ruz n-A fter d r illing. Orange county will have more pupulal ion than T W E N T Y other H o n d a counties.-*SopiTmi Court of Honda, in a decision
yolt, front prfson. and. fulling itilo olim U
. ! ! ! ! : • > I-\N t t il \ I 'l Will have mure popuhitiiin thill) Sh,\ |‘.N I L K N ' other 1* lorida counties. ( handed down Saturday, had upheld the
yolt, from prisoti, and, fnlliug aito lm>
TH I K l)
I he I S. < ell-ll,s lu lu »how» that there were M new count ies created between 11100 nueitituiienuhiy of the green fruit act
utuler hls banner, prarticully r.*ptiir*d ;ij 1(| lp|o.
Ih i ie ,u i turn 2.I*">d c o u n t i e s m th e ! tilled S t a l e s all of winch gis-s to show* that creating p w i l by the legialature in m il. The
thè Mexican eupitul. Francis*-** Ma \’ KW ( (>1 X T I H S i- noi a new v e n tu re
acro, Priwidenl of thè r>-puldic and
n an iimv 1 went \ M\ c n u n lics m th e I n itrii S t a t e s w ith less th a n 1 .<>00 p o p u la !loti and th e re
memberaof Iris cabinet, tia.k refng. n tre are
ci ill II I 1*‘s ip llie I rill' ii S itili- Ulti) le- |(|.di J Olii) |,, i|i||l.tl h >11
National capitai, ubere the> - c o )»■
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Ill'll .itili
t i i l l l l l ICS i n ti ll
I I l l i c i t M . i l l * » i l i , il I t o l i
Ics
t l l i l l ! S . Ö O l l j il i| l i t i o
jngcd bui, with suine Invai trun| ■», .u liuti
Mn X E W i n i \ |'i iv di h .n c » ilio |a i|mi.ti nin
their hacks, succeeded in ih (i nding ito
IMI' 1 II
lite i n i .il .isscsscd x alile.» ut ( I r .(ligi in u t i li lui l'.U 2 a m o u n ted lo .f(i,!Mh,7BN.
palace from the assnulls of the revolu
I he NEW ( MI N I N Will t a k e $ 2 . 7 I 7 ,M 5 of llu.s amount leaving to the Old C ounty $ 4 ,2 0 0 ,siivi,
tionists. Madero'« family hit* taken
Ih e Old C ou n ty will have left, more assessed vulm-s than are now possessed by 'I'll ! I L T Y - F O l 'R
refuge in the Japanese legation ami to other I* lorida Counties.
night the President it making a light
T h e NEW COI N T Y will h a v e more assessed values than are now possessed hy E I O H I E K N
(joM|H>rnte In its efforts, against what "I Iter h lorida counties
happens to he cniirmim* odd» for retti
YI N T H
I h.
i . . ! . il i n c o i n e f o r Mi
- c l ie e l fund iif O r a n g e < u tility f o r t h e fiscal year 1*«1J-1‘. M2
»lion f o r ' his power
l tenera! Dm/, win. a m o u n t * ■i 1 t «> $ h i , . n t ,*»i)
1 Ilei t W ere i . 2 11 p u p il s in Ilo i n u t i l i during t h a t le n t i .
Plus w ould m a k e a
i> the nephew of I lie t|e|H»sei| I'ri-oh nl pel c a p I I I i l l .IT if*- 4 if .>JM d p e l p u p i 1
1 lo N E W t Ml X T N had 1,7 15 p u p ils w h ich c o st t h e c o u n t >
I’orlirio Dm/, i n»«w ,u :i,. i
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11.. » . y o . , » . »♦> (If * 1 *1 *». 1 1 it f 1 t i p i l n
1 le
u • I In I h ci til I pi» le teli d Ut t h e N E W ( 1 1 1 N I N patti Ul l e i h e
majority oi ih cciie it.il ir'*"!.
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I'h eti u .i - ic i'iiiip d t
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W i pa id "f 2 . '2 12 l f> ttmre t lion
Ino*l o' tliv artlllcrx , anil 1» n. ¡«. .,■». i,.,. iva.- rei ut lied Io u»
l i t e \ h W l « 'I N I N will g el all U p a i * m for s c h o o l et o i l i e r p u r p o s e s
of the arsenal ii tin- city atol p. .i,i>S h \ E N I II
I Ile
" t l c i n t e » o f r o i i n t Y d ì ' l»IO p h a ' t > l b d i a l e d l|p r e p o r t ¡ h a i t h e N E W
( (H N worK- nearby
M elem i r> :> inr ■“ n..
l \ IV In U i 1 1 a l e t ! W il l i •• .i \\ i I t t >i,< 1 1 l , u u j I ill
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W i l l l i o l U 1>|| it) a l l I t s 1 1 il 1 1 t l l l e s s
loyalty of lienerul lU m uguil. wfm h.vs ¡m d r n iT U p llu ll
ill o r d e r lo gel S t r a i g h t mi t h e q u e s t i o n Wi w r o t e to th e A l t o l l U l ( i e t l e n d a n d h e r e w ith
decision wo* the outgrowth of the S. J.
. Sltgh case. Mr Sligh. of thw city, having
heeit arrestisi *-iirl> in the fall for an
ail* geil vi.tliitlo.il nl the gris-n fruit act.
I lo ilei Isoill sets .(I ri-st ii mooted point,
which ha* long been a drawback to the
enforcement of the luw ever since it was
Cart M Robinson, attorney
for Mr Siigli, was seen this morning
immediately after the telegram announemg the Courts decision was received
I enacted.
hen* and .mk*-d wtiether or not the ca»e
would Im uppeAled to the federal courts,
MrRobinson replied that
he would l»e
-on.»Dl« t*. suv vwDhI hi*roup** would be
mnl h* h*i«i .««nferr»'d wiih inn »dient,
Mr High |H )tl Kiviimmcc lor ttie day.
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If u n d e r s t m d
th at
if t h e m W
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i* a p -
t* ■ t he S u p r e m e
Court of lite t rutili state»
lit case it
» imi appeli|ed t he Siigli rme »ili he ap
print hi* to) di and n dfciid Mpuvmi "ti i hi» mull et uf u \\ I l M i l N T Y
l i O t i U l t . h o t IH.itii.i|Ui ' Im s .mi
. t lu ul
pi ali .1 l.rri II ir tri.il I.efori Ilo i rimili»!
'■full ■i’ l i mi t i . i I'/f/ei . a [tu M i m m i l.u ie tu l.
» a n d Mieli u n d e r hi» . l O n l t i . u 'I , 11•I j tu
i.iirl
» e li Irta! * a» tM-guii liere ili thè
lulluhuv.ee. lutiuari 2>» h. P
r e b e l» a r e c o n f i d i u t o f d e h - a t ut .' I on i
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prit un
t iu.li» Lake Région
are w e a r i r g troubled look* and wonder elim inate I Ije road sii|M*nntemlent and »an ihr* ammwn lo ihe lax pavei»
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We will not b u m lie e»i.d»li»lnng ol a < rmiinal ( ' " i n ! in th
ing how much actual huainci* can b e
Xit eiillio.»ia*tic mwlinil <*( tío* Dptriinsacti1«! in the few remaining working ||m- working a gieal >,iinig lo ila l ax palei euch leur
d o r t h e b u il d i n g ol good road» t o all p a rt» of ill'' baud Hum to*« la-ague wan held a few
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<lay» before March I
i n i i n i li
night* ago and olliccr* (or the new year
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Some ligia i» hegmiung m !.. a» d l>>
v> l'( ) l ' 1M EI ' . Nl li
W*i> vVìtt'Tnx'nr Dm »'oil»U voUXL1. cci iiiomical conduci ol
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thè hrief officiai dinpntche» wluch con | y s lai»uies>, eliminai llig all n est*' OfoD «ni piu.» »alaiiea. and uselcss UeVptmrftttir**^*»! liu; j^ii Ihl i , r
Kiwi Tali tnitpfry t« going Lu have a
•ain alrnont all (he avuiluhle new» opou n|i)|p'\
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«wi-ct potato cannery
(he m iliury taclim in thè Balkan inni
I I E' I EENI I I
Wc wi l l noi lu m i un m e n.-a»e in p io p ert v valm ilim i.» unl.-s» m q .ro i em eii .» m
paign -Ke|K>rta of attempi.» oli thè puri m;ide upotl il »llj//cli III lo jUallfl Mi' h !e|e;i»e
ili ciL»e jifoprelV hfLS irceli lindi r x uhied Wi Wl .ukor ,tul.»l <, "io "
The* will be Iti-
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of thè Turka to land troo|w along (In ;i|, equi bi bl e yuluulloii
i l
coasta of thè Black Sen and thè Sea of
S IN IT- EN TU
II i» " ' t i i r a i x
Me liiw-i of ihe S i a t e to issile warrant.*, wlu-u th e tr are m» lumi.'
MnrmoruyxPhtrhtHWT-tnfrrrw wet.-h-uuiui 1() im v iti.-m
\\ c wdl noi fa x . ir ilo t.v»timg of w u tn m ls so a» lo ìn a k e wnnai i t » la'low pai .
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only from unolllcial anuria, un* .in .
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AVp nn* in tnv.u u i ilo buia).» Ilei llg 1ss ned oiMside of I he S a u h n 'l -H slncl
otlkialjy odmitleti and it look» a.» th.mgh linle.sS a inajontV " f lilt* Volerà outside of (Ile Sali forti dirltici sliotdd "n r l r d
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E I E ,Ì I T E E N T H :
W nrd- Koster
( b Ward and Mi»» Kva Footer »ere
unitali m marrmgc last Saturday in the
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, «unluv „nii a
»*» mmu.diuUi family and ■
W’hen ìi m an p resen ta h.m self fo r olii.'*' from «Kh.tr th an ih e S a n fo n l <h*\faT prewrrr nf t * - ..una-Oiaic
Not wishing the puhlicUy
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favor hi.» eleetion
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TW E N T Y - F I K S T :
We fa v o r ihe mont hl y puhhealion of th» transactionn of the Lourd of m record time.
The hritUAi» will known in thi* city,
d o l e r Cluo
( ‘tniiilvVomnii.'isionerk fo> the N E W ('Ol N T Y , for each month m the year
Thwte statements »»> show
k The Clover Club were eniertamcd hy
urvii iU.miztHJ ami the income specified, and Jiublisiied in su d , way as to ire easy of com- huvmg r.«mi S d here for maijy years and
i far the put two year* lia* been the valI Mias Albine Fwnk Friday afternoon a t ,
her pretty home on Sanford Height«, p reh en sio n .
W c .lo not fav or increa.se of laxes for (he NEW C O E N T Y and will do uablc offl» d istan t of Dr J . N. RobT W E N T Y -S E C O N D :
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m f t b e hl d
j err p resen t.
» o f ¡LsKenemenL rallier than in incrt*a.<V it.
l.fidearoom ia a weH known growA ftiT n m m tn K 'O ? fuir hixt-ruirve T-t>
v *ftt«rtflMnènt wu* Ythe di*h towel
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and ever increasing dem and for inform ation as to the divnl ing of (Jm n k e F o llh iy Ullll lliu i i i u h u i . hl I
firmly place on Celery «vertue. WB
shower For the benefit of the W
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. sjj.'\v C O E N T Y from its northern portion t h a t it would herd serve all purposes to issue a general slab
(he couple will make their future home.
Mission. F'ifteen towels w'on
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and while one member of the
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task was com plated the ho*tesa served
* delicious salad choose sandwiches, CuILsitltTUlion.
ter.
Trunk 1'. Forster, Chairman.
Thomas K. IlnU», SccreUiry.
c a k a tod chocolate.
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fin* mere haut’a stand I»lg muy
CUttBSI ONt (il LAMINOS ifftimise
lye widely known. Thal iÿ why »o
Budgct
of O p in io n
Be-
¡Vr to. ueiamunutluic cm to m en.
Vr s r\«l . ä t :
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of strictly local churactor, mid u ynlue„ an nMet when the honk m ills
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------------nutionul market, in* It ha* iiiroad. this
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G IN G E R
At p n w
tVtN 1fit BAIL I OSI NO I \\ II ¿m our \mnk!, pr,.fer «fork, and (Kinds
to eotnmerclnl paper us security, 1h»SANrOkD LODGES
ciiu.se they can more readily convert
A Chief la A m o n t Ye Taking Mote*
stocks and bond« into funds when in
Sanford lodge No. 2 7 ,1 U U r
and t ultti. l i e ’ll Prent ‘t i n “—
n m l. No reform of our hanking system
Mr«tA «very Monday tt 7'3(> p ni over imperial
So Kay a So u nlerer.
will Ik* fair to the merchant or to the Fhriirç G W UUckwrklrf. N f*
W S 11alì«•up 'Sec ì
.
My old friend Charlie Jones of Hisie whole bualncw community which doeh a, the carnivals placed in the same not put commercial paper in tho flare Sem inóle C h ap te r Mo g .tlr d c r r a s te r n S tar
Mretsescry s«s«»d and fourlh t rnln» in monili
category (hut I have and does not m* it d.eerve*. a, the very »>est l.as.s of
Cvcfy on* who lint sran his Slar In Ihe tail *r«
wherein they will got the city anything, i credit.
niellali» invlird lo visti ihr Chopin
Ami C Koaaw». Seri
He expatiates u|Kin them as follows: . !
“ Many tlfntm I have taken or«n*onn—A A gr-ut many p ikes have been_writr o t . Celery City Aerte 18 S 3
to criticise the carnivals which yearly ten about running nn automobile with
Moruna «ver» Turwlar night *' M "C*1*»
invade southern eitiaa, and I hear that •brandy in the gjtaoline tank, h u t -in Hill In WsTIsirit» Blick third floor
another carnival Is coming to the city, Yorkshire, Knglund, the brewer* are
PhMHli lodge No 3. K. of P.
or the same carnival that operated in extracting a liquid from beer that, serve*
Metis second and fourth Mondays. VUlilni
Dignan park ts q UHilH h ark
Tho |admirably for gasoline os a means of knUhO always welcome I* E Hutchinson. C C
f'clixS. Frani, K H «od S.
couocil should jiruhibit-iL- .Kvory m en operating-an.aulnuadtiUi engine,
olile« (urces of the world n l the main
oilier* made me Think that tin* ohi idea
of I hi* southern boy* Iming lazy would
lie exjiloded will'll the liovlc** renili 1>•'
troit and show tiieir sales rec.trd or the
year. Among the immense orgiMi'ralimi
these Sanford hoy« huvr* made a line
recurd and even
.
nmv'iig A ..nki«*»
will have to riulf their cheapeuun to the
Sanford cruel <*r» who have certainly
showed Ebelli «olii* *1, a* 'll selling g' ■ I*
I aril always glnd lo * e l*i>- Sui Iford laiyt
making good and haying wat* ted tin
JJoy le !»*>*.
lUkrRjíJL ItdlHICl hen
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lusher ru
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t**rf ' i «»ry t ii' t ma'!** n
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riporti tliiif- ti" iiifi Yklin Ij.t'i lili* l'i^
till Ml
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wlien f hi I ;>1*■** »1 ril* I ». troll
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tinnì-* w¿U
hrlikid, an*- if tfiey are ii'd iju rk about
it some uf mir city council wilt l.e bricked
|c the Iwop'c w ho hat I n -idi* ove, omi
ni i hu*-'mi and dow n ru cl Vtimt now kad
out <d the mty in -eversi direction*,
M , y.,i| *r , I o tlH* -oum il t*11 un
to le pati.
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h)! » ]( t • a *' but I irú r- ull- á'-iiid
Unit o, i l , i ■• : h- i'l » il ’ -U oí
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well for mi b t m! mil in- over. ' i- .u-'
a lew more trips over the«-' mud* will,
put nn* in ^Villi r*» Ik'auiiiol »rmi tur .*
upii my. la**t i nit* 'aiII Ih» ov »t th;il lint*
mini t hm
lirnct1. M > oni\
rn •<"».•.luiion »U-iluilii tn t Ip* <riiti’f »*r_j * mi'il I'«
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Jewelers, Silversmulu and Importers
tl Wrst Hav Street
Jacksonville, Fiumi •
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followed suit
VEIF.KINAKIAN
HANFMHO
Fl«»RIOA
Recently some scientist» mude an ex
i lrf»i # M a l e ! 11*iva Nili* »
iirnmnlioii of .«ouru ->f tie* ordinary rol'i r h*M.<fl e * l'ia I*# k Vv#
towels such as are fittimi m clu-ap hotel.»
railroad «tatim, ai ■! ott , ¡ ihdi , i ■ - ( ; k < » A DM’OTTKS
1 fu-sl lest»»how -I a t a»'t - - 1.-. - *-, i o t oi
\ i h »k m
.1 ( 11! '\ S t I I I Ip » t I \ W
. him *ti-, r arici-» a« high »- one uml one
|‘ra 1e r ie V ale mid federili Court»
thlld million n.i, t> * a id at area fjc.
third ni a «quarc nu li m i \t•nt
irncr WiHilrufl llldg
Sanford Ma
The tent further allowed that in J 5 fter
o<*nt ni tin* towiJ# «
hacilhw
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fmind. Thi“ i" the ifprm whicti
«how« t hat AMi1**r »»r rii 11Ik )m- ÌM-**n n>n
f .uii:11àit**it alni ^ In :»• * f f«*ti* «1 t
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|v ,*,¡111 m* timi *y 111»1 •t f'*\•r 1* hnl ilif
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Jacksonville, St. Louis^° ( hica^o
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Atlantic Coast Line
The
S tandard
R ailroad
of
the
S ou th
L e a v e » J a c k s o n v i l l e D ally 9 : 3 5 A. M.
Fulhimn Staiulartl Slrrpiu^ and (.’uuiparuiienl
Cara. Diniti|* Cars
— tin 111'tu.11j■i* n trier vai mn» armi lmkrt* *. «II on sn> «grnt
A t l a n t i c C o n st L in o .**
A. W
T R IT OT, O. P. A.,
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P O U L T R Y SU PPLIES
G. K I R K L A N D . O. P . A .
Timp», Mondi
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We i aiw»upp|y mil fur Immediate
shl| > nicnt.
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Sexsl <i¡tl« It;.*, f iinnri Si-I». Bean*
1‘i-iLs. 1’iitati«-» and 1tali.in Itye
for Winter Law ns.
A full line of all garden m i l for
truckers and home garden»
Oldest and most reliable need and
poultry supply house in the state.
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OF
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~tr. f : W H im an, a »» i . c»»«i»r
p. r o W» Y en,'c*.Mar
Funds
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Protected
by
B urglary
In su ran ce
S a fo ty O o p o slt Doxoa fo r R a n t
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Open Iticsd ays 4 to 0 p m .
Valentine Party
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Social Service Department of the
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S a tu rd ay s 4 t o 9 p.
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the
timi luisV m ^ T T fm'rt frinii ........... I.enwe
alimi» and eerluinly know bilg e is jmiwer home of .Mr and Mrs W. W. Aber
iL*v much in Inlying a» m r«*nderilig s-r euthy Friday evening, February 14, to
which the n tent hers of the church uml
vice.
• • •
congregation and «Iso Ure public are
1 When a merchant give*
his jiajs-r to cordially inviteli to be praerU- An cntho bank for a loan, it may not besale- , U-rtaining jïrdgriun and a good Urne are
able outaide th e merchant’a community, j promlaed to all.
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CON TRACT
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Sanford Library
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A C C ID E N T
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M U T I
E. A. MARTIN
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F I R E INSURANCE
id S M S !
agi* <*ggs and »till lie wanted TVO cents, t
another ha» l>een permanently imwhyreat the tarty showed, him the price •¡mired mi nreount of infection traced
in ( hil'Ago ami found that IS cl-nts was direct'y to the roller towel in held»
W rite for < atalogue
the gotta: price in (lie largi-r cities for
\ cu«e of sniullpoy lui» been rtaeed
aqgh fgtr*. and finally when the grocer p* u towel of this kind in n hotel, The
&
remarked “ you w»-m to know, madam." »mnll|Kix germ was found on the towel
200 HAST BAY ST BK ET
’ lic n n it'h tt—
-wL Ub yin la for egga, and demonslrnterl how M-rioun might
- FLORIDA
which originally lie would soil Til. ifl.
-’ br-iT*«r H»iUlrlMa CUti^tlKt* u,ft* ,u hbod JACKSONVILLE.
Til« story i» carritsl into deFall J r
(ll|the toxyel. A light case of I iI ixkT
various di;« etimi» and it i> shown that |MU-onmg might 1m- raa»*sl
_ women who' ure th*- t»-»i houiM-kn-ja-r»
movement (or the alvolitmn of
urc »ludying market prices and reports t |„.
roller towel
i» meeting theold a'gu
and returns until they limi out for them- merit that it would Im- nn inconvanienre
AND
wives whut things are really worth in to the public and un Infringement n |a*r
~— - th<-'maria.t. uful, when t hey with Un ir »miai liberty*. It might work *i »light
■r
wit thr fuarUawneaa us buyer» »Tidy ttn-* Inrrinvmicnce tmt-inoouvmiciK'c.U l >ref.fig'itr*» to the deah n who would impose ; ffrahle to exposure to contagious iliseiw*.
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ujKin them, there w tlismay. confusion The question of personal liberty 1.» not a
ROOM 2 0
and final surrender.
good argument when the liberty which
In sonic communities they have or will 1 * grunted to a few Is likely to prove
Upstairs, Pico Block
ganized meetings where women addir
detrimental to more than it will iK-nefit.
each other on the gubiect j } f market
Pensacola Ncwï.
Uhhh-.MniiilH>M4iUii
ilirn,.,, t..t a c 1» nñUTrfnt:‘
CHASE & COMPANY
Hr»Mil flit V*»nh#(d .«fid Y»Uan i -tki
fcl
—
oughly
Ulule n-f a 1 tuoi ili»« hoc gl ri .»
went to her gr*« •r lor example, and was were found m the seiiliw, it can lx- r* a,I
naked bh Cj'Uts for frexh eggs
ily atn-n how »kin dÌH.*a*e» can 1m- car
* KinJiilf^umJw cross exaininntiftn the ried in this manner.
ifeajur admit tisi that they were cold stor
<)ti£ man m Kittuuta ha» lost one eye
t'-. -
STABLE
L a r g o s u p p l y of H o r s e s , M u l e s ,
W a gons a n d H a r n e s s a l w a y s
on h a n d ;F o r Salo o r E xch an ge
^
price* and impart information such ns
they have learned and bo equip them«dves to get the most (or their money
SALES
AfHIT»rtf Vn-flilfi
t It" His.
ha In*, n fourni to in* «o vuhnihl
»I ad nl a \»a-ti I form« an * '
Inc ml Ini dn » ir»g motor <ar*
. , e r, 'owe!, »fviiw111g liou 1|,i -i m
■Vile ,,'| li minute parlici'-» a la il* vi I
and
or Park A vonuo ontl S e c o n d S t r e e t
C O N T R A C T O R S FO R A L L K IN D S O F HEAVY H A U LIN G
I
'^!n> alcohol tima extruded eon«-' out |
in minute lulliTilsn. and thru- g Ilo-.* ni
;l I« i vtraclcd trulli each hogshead
1
Bottling Co., S a n f o r d , F la
BROTHERS
FEED
C or
Unite Hro ltir» flood of Carprntor» und Join
er» of Ature ir. a
Sanford l-ocal IJnloo Nu 1751.11 H *>f C and J
of A tnrr!» rvrry Thur*4in)r niíhi a* 7 o eliwk In
Ifir llii|Irt llalli J W O SI nitri ar> prvaWtrni.
S
link lUni'k wp'tlpf K S A T
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H V O f S a u f or d I o d | r 1 2 4 1
Meet fusi «nd Hurd Wr«lnrfcdni night, contri g
u^- Ctirl* lit e- mi» r *<I a l*o] Ii!ar maga
(.'•tiri* i» th* «t -r\ ol » w.iman who started 111*' face and hand» are wii<-*l t h* >e
. hliUiga b j
T h e S a n fo rd Coca Cola
•»"« U claimed by t h e e Yorkshire
»»«wen. that they can make ordinary
announcement that Fred and Arthur
would attend -a meeting of tho general
SODAWATER
aoo aoaan oooao oooaaaD O O oooaaao oaaoo aaooaaaoo aaco ooo ao
H t. Tolar Masler, M W larvell. Serralary. Comnmttlcallon every (irsi and third Thuradays nl 7:30 p m Visitimi hroihers welcome
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I O. O M
Thr !>if nl Order uf Mijo*#* iiirfl* rvrrk f fklfl*
I*«
mini
rven
Ini »• M00 I* M m f.nilra Hall. WrlUrrn«
contain only two ,>er cent of alcofH. fiturà Allirrt Sektfh. Ok Li tor
11 Geijtrr
that willl have the same taste as tin- Sri frinì»
four I* r rent b**o' which
tlm amount
Manine ('fiaptrr \o 13 R A M
of ,Ico hid the average liver contain*
Merla evert intinti ,atld Itnjilli I hiifitldf in
To evirati ih v jhe beer wn« h eat''! to MaaniiU Hill n\i*r lmj“,'|iil llieanrr Vi al filli
llfll degre-** Kanreiitieit and # curreot o( . 11«"I*»JU<*11* —¡C""»- a w h,,n H,.*r, f*n-s i
1 W i: neiitleililrr -tw »
rJirbrjnii -ai'id gas sa» (orcett tiirnugh .
il
The gas, it s i li fessimi
found, evtn cted I
inucli of ile iilodi' I really reducing f by l THOMAS KMMKT WILSON
one-half, leaving the «ame good t»a*r I
A lT 'd iN M AND CHUNS! I.I.UK
with the -nine good taste and yet eon- j
AT I A \y
i.lining only two per cent of alcohol
top notch among the branches of the
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. The
OR
Mrtitufactured with jwrc distilled water— they will prevent illness. aid
digestion and give you health
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chant will tell you that huaioua* sufleni, The discovery did not come nlxiut by
when a carnival ia..pulUid ufl^ajul J a r k - , mewte» -c^-»an Tmegtigoiiun .jwmklng (or
sonville has hud as many of these fake*' such u fluid. Instead an elTor. is being
as it can stand.
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made to reduce the amount o.' alcohol
A carnival of cheap shows might in- ( in bi*r. It was Ik* ieved by some cxtcrest u backwoods town, but Jackaon- ju ris that u better lading Imst could In
ville has outgrown them.
T h e |)eo|de produced by llrst brtwing it the usual
here have always ben inked by grafters, ‘ trength and then extracting n part of
tin alcohol than by making an entirely
who work the ear nival stunt
• • •
different brew, such as would modi in a
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I note bv the pn|«>r" that the Pnylc small nimmnt of alcohol.
The ordinary so-called "two per cent
boy» are making good in tile commercial
beer
doe« not taste like the regulation
world and th at they have reached the
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; lce Crcam ' Sotla Walcr ' Confectionery • Cigarj and Tobacco
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Last Cali Sale
Hear Me * Believe
Me - See Me
SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO.
CLOSES
SATURDAY, FEB. 22
(S U C C E S S O R S
TO
I Have W onder
ful T h in g s F o r
You
D. L . T H R A S H E R )
TEN P . M
105 EAST FIRST STREET - SANFORD, FLORIDA
HAVE YOU COUNTED YOUR NEEDS? It is emphatically the trade triumph
in th£ history ol Florida. The values given in this sale are of such magnitude as have
never belore been proffered the people of Orange and circumjacent counties, and are
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GETTOUI^STTA R E
M E N ' S F U R N I S H I NGS ter and best kind has created a ferment SHOES - LADIES - SHOES
of excitement in this section, and has
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MknV Handkerchief» hi rti- 1 1<1n <1 I n. i
given a buying stimulus to trade that l.iidn», uur line ni Shop* i» thè lurgest in
while; lull *ite. .til I' M; value
Cleat,
Sunfiird •l,,d wr culi hi >ou wiih Ih«* I **I nitide
Sweep Sale I'riee (nr the»e line hand
/ P
ni Floridi», »uch u»
will not be equalled in many a year to vl'u'h".-ri, m itifI ' InIdeir.'A»tuie
kerchief*
.poi Kndlrnlt nnd John
Men » lima limit•. ■
_|.»* • ■- t
follow. This sale has ¿»¡veil cumulative
and other cnlnr» il i. t..iv> "'■! 'In '
I " i 1 f.' un und f t OH » ulne, »uch
»
25c. Our I 'lean Sweep x.,|, |*rI.........
and
convincing
evidence
that
while
our
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t he*e
1in- p.irtn ul.tr Ini ,i» lugli
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u» f lu ì) . CU'
Swivp .Sul»*
prices
are
beyond
competition,
the
low
Men'* W I Tie*. Kour-inlland and Strini;*,
latest designs: values as high as 25c
For our ("lean Sw isp Sale « e prie.
»/•
est ever known, the merchandise offer I.ndic» dxlnrd». l ’atiml Tip or (ìun Metal
them at
in l ’uinps nr nthcrwise, h»wt knuwn make* and
ed by this store is of the highest quali •limili>
all ntir regulnY $2.25 et» -a d f \
Men's 2 1 Strand
' du.'
I •>ir I Icitn Swecp Sale
leather strap '
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Clean Sweep Sal. a. a . !I nil- - II
9 c ty. It’s no use to prolong the story, lyidiei», . »h In cali vaiiir atienimn in thi*
at Hindi
the goods are here, and if you believe pitrticillur 1,i,. ..( n«f..rd» and Min.-» in Pati ni
.Men'» 1 a I! •
.i I
D.ilhnr, Su.'dr V
k i t ipp Mital
l 1i1iv»r
w ii.«
,
»i i iiii rl \
. •i r i
•■v. ids all t•gilnr ■
and iitlier*. all higli rt i » SI in economy, if the saving of dollars ap and
and I >ra » •r*
• hat:
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»t y le», f il li ) ami
■ 18c peals to your better judgment, you’ll i t .Miluto»!
Price
$ 1 .8 9
viilu»
('lean S m e li »uh
Men - U .a,
• '
M fc V S SUOI- S
and t"-»t 'pialli.. at
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take
advantage
of
this
opportunity
nolhlMK
f'Ut thr bini traili* ol
our ('lean Sweep Sul*
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1
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m
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2
a
ing them at
Sen ven » Inni i I k . ii I,!,. i..
I .i—
«t m ade in tin
lille valili'
I‘rice
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in
Shiws aiit h •ì ’i R ì 'kuI Stu«a««y* A«Ihiiih. K m«h*Ihih1
1 5
• hip! .ì !I ihi l.«—t k»iD«ad hriihil«*
Drawer»
Free
$50
Free
29c*
36c
Men » ( i i i s i i i i . iit « »|<e-«-xn»«»iYrntieT,r
ll'HI'
ime nut id - t . |i •• . . i •
11 11
\\•• are nifi i m: r rn . !•.- i ' h i t
Mill'll S.i1, il
nut
hill
T o be g i v e n a w a y a b s o l u t e l y
f r e e on S a t u r d a y , F e b r u a r y 1 5 t h ,
w ith each 5 0 c p u rch ase m ade
MetihHenvv K nil S « . al. r- « it li 1« n pm ki I
and I'nliireil lieck hand» 'Anri*
S
I» '.nur chain i* 1 it-aW
3 6 c d u rin g th e firs t fo u r days of th e
‘Stt'erp Sale Pnce
C
Men •• '».Hillary t |.-i •i d I m* •: I nderw. ar
sturi» and Drawer» t ill w igtu
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ind all »i/i' regular ,*iU( i i u
• lean »weep Mih pm .
ua
II«! |
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The regular 25c valile dnntili In.'I it
and
Im
in as»nrted i'iilnr»
t ». « !a M u lai
|1\ 111>»e
Hilf l hall "Aii i ».ill
Price
12c
safe, W ed nesd ay,Th ursd ay,P rrd a y a n d S a t u r d a y , y o u w ill r e
c e i v e a c h a n c e on t h e s e 5 p r iz e s
•f' i"il *•*■ * il» «ri«I u ili t•• viM r«|(uri||('vi «»f
i n-f •>( r.iv\ i'. iti-ri;$l
M* n ^ \S .r^ itili |ir««v» ^! iihs
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M high
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Suit of Clothes, Value $ 2 5 .0 0
Suit Case, Value $ 1 0 .0 0
Pair of Shoes, Value 6 .0 0
A Hat, Value $ 5 .0 0
Shirts, Value $ 4 .0 0
1st.
2nd
3rd
$6.98 4th
5th
Men's Suits, light nr ilark »trt|H-.. well made
.» livi
.»».iII pu\
i •>■>lllg
iiia.
hil'llle*» Suit», ».tun a» \ml have
$12 UO and f 1 . 'iU i ' . a |a-r.
Splendid haf gain
1 I•u ■
S a is 'P Sale I'rn .
M<i
»ml
1
i he vint.». ip P* i i
- -tMMui pallili J
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'a .i -I ■■ I ilellv ' i 1' •
A lien
m
< f «MI I h|f t '« ini ^\Al*« |» Sjib»
in«.
n< n
n
I ait 1
Huy* Suit**
/iH*<lium wt'ighl all u«m|
#uich .is a •• li.iv« Im*«ii
«2.00
and
Sule I'riee
$2 '.«•
>i 11 >
tr«»m I *«• !•» ami
.iml •i.*r l • •l«»r
ncIIiii »'
> le m '»u.-ep
o f o u r s t o r e S a tu rd a y , F eb . 15 th .
B e sure and get coupons and
s a v e t h e m u n t il S a t u r d a y F e b . 1 5
V-r V
I ait 2
S 11A A• i nil.i In i tie *if I'.ui s .p t %
that should attract an;, mull.er a» i ' 1 f»r!«■» is
right and ipjalitv i» la—i
f .
* '!• at
and t ‘\ 50 value»
Sweep Sale I’riee
!
1
The
First T h irty
L a d ie s or G e n t le m e n
the S to r e
E n te rin g
M P A 'S It vl S'
tail 1
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Men’s assorted
Mat»
f . ...... a urfli T ’ Ml
a
1
pi
i»»nrt* d
ttiey Iasi, our ( ’lean » » n |. Sale
Price
Ixit '2. In ihi» loi Ae have the well known
brand* *urt| t» Wellwurth and
all advertised
52.(10 value
Clean Sweep Sale I'riee
A SQUARE
DEAL
Wednesday, February 12th, at 8:30 A. M.
W ill R e c eive A b s o lu te ly F re e a Packag e.
Th is
P a c k a g e w i l l C o n t a i n M e r c h a n d i s e to t h e V a l u e of
7 5 c or M o r e . T h e s e P a c k a g e s w ill be G iv e n A w a y
t o t h e f i r s t 3 0 p u r c h a s e r s of 1c o r m o r e .
A B L A Z E OF B A R G A I N S
LOOK FOK TIIF. HI.UK FRONT
IN E V E R Y
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they lust. Clean Sweep Sale
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89c
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und Fngli'h \Viirsii»d». all »l>le» .ind inuki». id
in. I..-I knnwu null.* ili the
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:L »i'U . g - U i L
II I P Sun Prlr»;
I MIIKKI.I.AS
A iiluria Silk Cinlirallb, well worth $1,00.
For our (Jlean Sw*»'|i Sale thes»'
ftA
■■i. i llenl ipilitv I 'mhrella* will go
A M P
at only.
D E P A R T M & N T OPPORTUNITY!
J
“ READ THE NA.VÍF UKI I IKK YOU KNTKK
KNOCKS ON THE DOOR
BUT ONCE
■Tit f '-nélTBnTT ot i hu
OnePrtal
O ne, and Attend the Last
anti F irat Pay of This Sale^
ih tio w c s tir l
All Goods Mark
cd in Plain
Figures
(SU( ( ’ E.SSOKS 1U L) L
Wednesday, Feb. 22
I I IK ASI 1ER)
rm n m u
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105 East First Street
Sanford, Florida
iîx 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 x x x x ;
can
say
••I HAD HY SHARE"
a
�THE SANFORD HERALD
f^hrutry U , 1818
fur
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twenty-five years—it has ruined many other in the »o
hut the ordinary and wili.-tiletue the IfitiiEL
------— ------------- some one calls
Saturday a special program has been
land proposition—«o mo
arranged
(or. The pictures will be of
supposed
"addition
to
town lot in a
pitUVt’lllar
i^i awj i\uch «3.0 local
_?V!PafS?ys
- ,
favorably some are warn**“ ’Dixie ts picture ofuhe thiandoXu'JW
glad to have its friends solicit its advice, t«* shown Some Sanford people are in
and the correct answer is ajway> given. this' picture and you. no doubt, will be
Dixie believe* there are several worthy able to recognize some of your Orland'
projects now being promoted. It has and Sanford friends. In addition to
investigated some of them and*is inves this feature there is to be »ten "Balkan
tigating other*, it wtH not accept ad War Scent*." authentic war picture*
vertisement» from any lund shark nor taken upon the field of battle, showing
from any concern which hoi«* to get the allied nrmica in actuul and active
rich quickly by unloading "ten non* engagements with the Turkish Force*.
Last, but not least, for Saturday is an
and freedom" or town lot» far from the
historical
drama, "The Confederate Iron
city on the public. The next l*egisluture
clad,"
showing
things of internet during
should deni with this business in a firm
our own war times.
way.— Dixie.
*ubU.h®d Crtry Tuwdar «ad rridtr Homing fi» afXJU(
fjlE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
W v ^ f« B B E a B 2 a H a 3
nellT<r*(l Is the City hr fcarikr 12 00 D**t reel In
■drsoce or 20c per mentii
» e r o s o le In sdisooe must he m s d r s to flto e
Coiered I I seooodVlss» meli m sltel Ausuei ÎZnU
1008. s i the Poeto(Hoe si Sanford. FJorU*
under Act of Kairti 3rd. 1879
some
H A RN EY COUNTY W ILL B E D R Y
Far the benefit of our good friends ut
Orlando who havo been circulating the
report that Sanford wanted county
division in order to have aaloona here
Y O U R N EW SPA PER
again The Herald will, remark that
The people of the co u n ty o f Orange,
Attorney General West haa decided that whether they live in the northern or
when liam ey.county la crA ted the new southern ctuLof the county, arc discover*
“**• ’
i_
t| l f a
county-will-be born dry.— lF**Ham«y m g -fh at fn -tb * Herald they have a
county ever mxw
U will be after the plain spoken.^newspaper that is safe
majority of the people
R guarding the interests of the people at
wet, and ainre the wota have not been all time*. T h e proof of- vhia sUnuwicL
able to do this for the past four years la apparent in the rapid rise in the cir
there need lw no fear that there will be culation in the past six months. Re
saloons here for some time to come. gardless of the fact that county division
The wet and dry quewtion remains as it is one of the important questions in the
was and all the reports and canards of the county ju st now and that the people are
Orlando spell-iiindere fall flut in this re divided on this question. The Herald has
gard. The very men who are ut the added some two hundred new subacribhead of the county division movement ers to the list in three week* and they are
are thp men who have always taken off from nil part* of the county. The
their coat* and fought for a dry San people wunt to get both sides of all pub
ford and also fought to make Orlando lic questions and they realize that Hotly
dry and it ill become* the Orlando people will tell them the truth no matter howto try and make the wet and dry ques painful. In every issue Yf The Herald
tion an issue in this campaign. It only
demonstrates to what length some
people will go when the> find their star
waning and the ground slipping from
their feet. Attorney General West has
spoken on l lie «ub)i*ct and his letter is 111
the possession of Secretary Hate* of this
city and run be seen ut any lime if there
are doubting ones who still |>er*i*t in
ihi* fidm* re|Mirl or who want to believe
Sanford does not need to resort to
*aeh tm»** tactic* to win the light unit
are charitable enough to *tate that Or
lando would never have circulated this
report had the anti-di visiorust* not Iweh
on The tuning aide.
• ■■
Honi-itly tiie editor of The Herald
Ire Is sorry for those anti divixlllllist» in
Orlando. It is pitiful to »re Heir weak
in*!« and to know that 111 their bint gimp
they should bring in the wet and dry
question and especially attempt to un
it on Sanford when thi» city him her ii
dry all tlu* tune
Especially when the
last petition and all the poliUoiu that
.-wiUtl l - Hj3rnXK^rlx#mcKi7Tvmratzr±Jmierr
Orlando and tin* head of the wet crowd
tivixl at Orlando und Orlando wa* forced
to get help from Sanford to swell Uie dry
vote in Orlando, ami in the la**t election
*>n that **iilijeet Orlandii showed uji such
a p***ir r*-|mrt in lh** drv column Or
lando could and »hould lei smile other
precinct bring up the wet and dry qur»
tion in tile ounly division light, tiecause Orlando is hardly fit to jio»e as a
prohibition town hardly. And if the
question ever comes to issue again how
ean Orlando ask us to help them? How
ran they expect Ilarnev to assist them
when they tjsad us so badly by circulat
ing such erroneous reports1
Why don't I,hey slick in the truth
and runlili*' their attention to fact?, on
this imration'1
;
Weil Side Improvement Aasn. Meeting
Thursday afternoon last there waa a ^
splendid meeting of the Weet Side Im
provement Association at the Robbins
Neat,. (0. which Mr*. John Dickio* was _
the gue*t of the association. Following
the regular business session Mr«. Dickina
wilji J n jj^di^L-efl gnd gave an a util tic. a L , .
the proposed union of the W om ack
Clubs of Sanford.
The meeting was an enthusiastic onand the federation ideu was received
with cordial interest and will be generallydiscussed at a called meeting of the as
sociation Thursday afternoon, Feb. 13
Mrs. May Dirkin* will lead the dis
cussion, which will embrace both side*
of the question. It i* worthy of note
that the association members present
wanted it to go on record as favoring the
affirmative, however, the subject will lie
discussed in all its phase and will be
open to every one. The West Side Im
provement Association i* essentially a
civic orgunirnlion. and has made no
excellent record in the two ven*s of its
existence
Not only (he mrmlieut b ir .ill ladies
of the West Side are invited to be pres
ent Thursday uflerrtnnn at tin- Bobbin*
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
Celery and Lettuce
Ni-st.
At the .dose of the mretlng lust T hu n
day. Mrs. Parker, president* of the u««e
elation «irv**l refreshment' and u »ociul
hour * a** enjoyed
episcopal ( hurrh
Kervjets. at the Church of tin* Holy
t'riiK'Episcopal
illitfl flirtlier notice
will be a* follow S u n d a y s c h o o l a I ’I lf> a
Morning prayer
o’clock, and
with senium
at
1
1
1
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U*
Friday afternoon at I*.1U o'elo.-k
The Guild of the Holy ( ross will furet
Friday ufternoon of each week during
Lent at 2 .30 at the Rectory, adjourning
in time to attelai the evening service at
I hat Brings
The Money
It s those big bunches of crisp, tender
celery th«» people want and will pay big
prices for. And fresh, healthy lettuce leaves
that make the rest of the dinner look good—
They are the ones the housewives
look for.
wintrr ; ai r i c u j i .»**
A rmour
11
The mid-week services during la*nt
will be as follows,
I ue'd,i ■ a f I erme in at I
W isl n e s i l u j e v e n i n g at
The Kind
in
Evening Prayer with short sermon at
7 3tJ every Sunday in the month
On
the first Sunday in the month
there will be a celebration of the Holy
CvUntnumon at. -jLha-lL -ulriluc.k. u u k a .
and on the thud Sunday of the month
there
will in* an early celebration at
I
DISCOUNT
Top Dressers
t'elrry (¡rower and Leltuee Special art*
especially prepared to make this kind of
lettuce and celery. Both hraudtUu.v;*;Altt4Ay
oT The quick-acting ammonia that makes the
plants large and tender, and they contain
enough phosphoric acid and potash to make
this growth healthy and crisp.
Call at our warehouse and set* our
goods- we ntukt* fertilizer for every jmr
|iose—goods to suit YOUR requirements
Ask for our representative. Mr Srhuinperl.
Warehouses At
1 30
Stranger* In our city, as well as out
resident friends will In- cordially wel
comed and shown to sent- which are all
in**
ItEV
Alt ! I ll'll V PFi K
<>
X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
B IC Y C L E S
Of
Thi* WrsA «I the •Imperial
And now, "Turn about i* (air p lay"
* Many goo<]fMt(ig* are* in store for the Apart from the pleasure in «tore for
patrons of t he Imperial Theatre at reg- every man, woman and child who should
ulur five und ten rent prices this week. attend the conrep to be given by the
('ummencing Monday the St. ^ j ^lhurd Bind in the Auditorium of the High
Duo uf Tyrolean Warblers and Irdtru- School tonight in the delightful program
mentalista will prtacnTthffia, unique for- oybW vwdl-hr gim r. tttlf~pWf)T<* oF^ ijr
lUgnactui singing and m r o r ThPyTCTTT
tñ ilüty Tiouml to *<si that the
present new romjxMÍttons each evening Band are sustained in their public efand those who an* lovers of sui-et lu^isic fort« to make the money to nus*l their
and voiies an* to have a real treat.
ex|a*ns**s. espérially when they pnqtoxe
Tuesday night the performance at the to give in entertainment and pleasure
lm|M*rial will Imgin promptly at 7:00 largely in excess of what they ask in reo’clock and hut one owaplete perform- turn from each one who buys a thket.
anre ipyill In* givefi. <?Thla 1« hvoiuao-oi__ The citizciu of Üw* town owe It to thr
the Hanford Band concert which will be Band to »«x* that they have a house full
at the High School Auditorium. All of
'
the Imperial employe* will be at the '
'
-----------Auditorium fo lie entertuined hy the
•* Brlrk Áre Rolling
haiid^nnd the St. Gotthard Duo will
Word has been received here that the
inks Jfkrt in the.concert ua an added at- brick lor the city paving h°» bocn shiptraction.
_
________________. ^ i i~— -c- -------- —*
W ilt -and^-nci-difdr— nrtita-.
—
flight^-.tiolker of thow
good prordmllíóla. but some of them uts most interesting two reel Feature Films
too far out to amount to nnythingdor of *|>edal Bubjechs will U exhibited.
jh y p a t ywcnlv yean — T amp liag -ad
many |a.*op!
vrrUut'iniMiBi* iiULuyirTirrcb the wink,
a picture oí thrilling interest, here* i id especially tn the travelling
but if the payments do not always comi[ and show
" t a ne very ls*iiuHfularenery o f , public who for several weeks since the
n-gulsrly tYian Hie eomjiair. gets the hit foreign c o u n t r i e s _______ _
^opening of tiie new dejiot have been
back sells It again ‘ nmf adds tn the
Thursday night, .in addition- t<<j'‘ the |forced to travel through the heavy sand.
enormous profits. Buying land at a few regular picture show. The Aerial 'l l
•in- Ninth street will now lacorne one of the
dollars per #cre and selling 't for several ni« will present their must novel
and busiest streets in Hanford and property
hundred dollars a lot in a great stroke artistic gymnastic act, using origini
along that thoroughfare is advancing
til enterprise; but it set Kansas City back
A CC E S S O II I EH ----------- K E P A I K I N O
THE SANFORD
CYCLE CO.
X
X
I'tieye I«**
'll Iítem
iritirira.
f Npw K u h h# r Fir*-* put on your G u ( \ n O t f i i j j y f >■■■- f ^tir<rfT.TÜTTTrTJ^WiTitKJN Ba ÑIDIU)
________
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~ 10M Palmetto Opp. Clly II
J - II. M A R T IN . M an ag er
For the County Fair
The committees are hard
at . work
getting the Sanford exhibit in «bate* for
- * ^ of the relurv t;..............
mmr* from pvpr> Wflloh
.
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| ry »he pro|H*red union of the Woman c
delta that the farmers are greatly inter- j Clubs of Sanford. Member* are urged
■g i t » 1 ‘1* tha.»wtuU>- <u*d-wil i
ery way to make our exhibit one of the ested is invited to attend.
best ever made
If you d*-«irr any in
ChargM of incomjietency and uml
formation on the suh|i*ct »re the editor administration of the reclamation service
of The Herald or any member of the ari»-made-and an appropriation of
000, Is requested for a congressional in
committee. Geo. H Kernald, J N Whitquiry that will deal broadly with re
ner, A. T. Ruosetter, Roht. Newman or clamation projects in a report which will
Frank Miller. The premium lists are be sent to the House tomorrow by the
■t Th* Herald office. Get busy.
committee on Interior expenditures.
“1
�THE
SANFORD HERALD
■■.«m
ii.u :m
I/ Y
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For
.n M d iiii
'-..n-
Beggar
U t -i i
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.
gourant***- m.r Tom Wiitsub ami ail van*
I'hi., M um ucm l i aa Sv,L ik e n le fu^
fill’s of n a ti m i flou Sci*il lo be true lo
Pthruary 11. 1913
" J J
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Perseverance of George
Washington Example
hip er talions So f a r
»i* have growii melons lor seed purposes
Sunfurd. hla Feb 7 '*hipmei,t4çt>i only
Gir tides u Seed C o . Monticello,
« le-y ure increasing and the total move *"*“
-4Ü-Jütr
*■,' ~f f^ rin rittr u**»..v>i*t’.
_____ _ __ __ ____ __
Ik- B titg ailiil la in'll prompt *
j. (J, Me Naif i » n k National hnad Hume imxert -cam u trreltky MrrtFdeituiif! y Address, D G Wugner Kissimmee , 1
Cooler
Co of Nm York, calk’d Upon tin local.Jartv moving to a 'f a ir demurnl
Ha
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-----------------------------wi-utlier bile greatly benefitled the celcrv
trade yesterday.
(,roji and tlie stock now under bnu'df is
*Hon. J- H. !>'*** of OVoido nun among
bleaching up nicely und except «here
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the 'prominent East Orange virtitor»"to atfected with bligiit. will lie all that Block or addres» Box 1064. City
*
the city yesterday.
could lie desired. The movement last beds, suitable for two young men. Also
Don't forget that the Hand Concert week wa» about 100 cam which was con one room nicely furnished. With or
«¡11 be held in the High School Audi siderably under the estimate for the without board. Mrs. R L. Jones. 206
Bark Ave.
44 -tic
torium tonight at 8:15.
week. The celery which Is not stricken
For Salo -Fine Government Relin
Miuea Maud Jinkins and Ethel Shel with blight is of nice size, good green tcyp
emnt. close to Sanford. Address
ly spent Saturday night and Sunday and fully matured, and it is believed that quish
G. U .. R . 'F . D 2. Box 71
the guests of friend^ in Lakeland.
the outlook for a better market on this
For Rent Cheap— New one room fur
ii) c . n . loop
count», In order thnt they may collect and
- Willie Strlngfellow U in th** city for gradv Is promising. T h e movement to nished cottage, with both on q u arter:
date
has
not
been
as
heavy
as
estimated
1 few days looking over the field with
Jacre, good garden land. Laurel avenue
George Washington became the leader receive the vote« on the collections.
a view of starting a kihlc conference. and shipments will probably not be as ™ l),,1S,Kron,i
Voting Rule ('hanged
AddrtM P 9 B o * ' of the colonists, who rcbvIlesUaoiiftt:
heavy ics estimated for the next two
’*'*
the tyranny of England, and Inter rttr
“~ t/ M iss Edith Stewart and her brother.
Commencing F'ebruary 13, candidate«
For Sale pr Rent—First class farm ) Bresident of the United States, simply may coat for publication enough nub*
Max, spent Sunday La Kissimmee, the weeks. T h e prevailing f. o. b. market
prjres fnr good stuck’hr ¡¡Front 11.50 per
guests of their sister, Mrs. Chap man.
Í S i i n ‘? lS £ i t .
Bargain ' Box 114,
hc l!itl ,,ot ^ d o r htx rdntom- tcrfptlon vntrx^to put her 12,000 ahead
crate.
porurjc* lo l*e fndowed with qualitiee of the trader in the previous wrmT.'
OrUn^o^ kTa**- — 43-ilic
If you want to hear the very** best
The fields which show thl'-effrrf r»f
*upimodini; hi» iiersevcrnrKi and never- you are behind the leader you may cast
thinp in the way of good music liim'L warm wrnther so long unbroken h now
Th® Galli Citÿ_ klwUM lias—UinygkV
•?5> d V eplrtt. He f e 'r tremiiif an fm- enough fo catch up with and 12.000
fail ta attend th rih n rfr’Cnricm tonight.
Winging top price*. T h e growers und down the high cost nf living. Only Î I 00 mortai uanie and a hi «tory thnt wifl
more.
Born, to Mr. and M rs^ J. B. Lawson «lup|M"s are confident that the riMfler l>ei week for the finen! table hoard m I serve to show thè preseli! generation how
Voting I’owrr of SubsrrIplliim,
See Barker
28-11
on Saturday, a girl to which tin* proud wi’tttiii - wI ich wic* ushered oi last w . k the city
to »111 a 'Iruggk
I vili »In n thè iidtls
parents have feiven the name Dorothea will previ nt any «errim* damage to the
Baymenta on all subscription.« will
For Sale Bloch of live well located s i'f' igaitist lu. 11 ili thè finitesi lietwis"'
Adii rii» llwiu-r. Box 12* !
Ellen.
" , oc|( ready to Mil and a,- the yi'Uitg'r city luta
thè ruggetl cololllM.s utul Ila .pii k ami rum votes according to the following
u if
Renewals and back nubrwripi S Maxwell anti family tire now ■icen- |il a rd i .ire how making I heir Inst growth
'pan 11- 111s11 n g dar
he himself |» r schedule
F or I'riuh
ilrieh. I , ....... II" i •• n
tions count the same a» new nubsenp¡ivmg the E II Herndon hom.<- m i L.- ti er. -’ . ' P i ! m -urn* - 1 f■<I.-1 |mi i -r
■I M e l i
l l . i t 11 ; - p| 11 1 1 : In I ri » «-1, -S I u t II I ,
I ' I' l'li • i o l o r a d o
I ti" •
tlnns
ti urner nf Magnolia avenu* and I* •ir t <i . nt i, 1 i
I
Bu L.
i ami p i ni r\, i tt v .> <t•> .
i■ I net ut • III II llj ' 1 uni » 'Il
1 year 4 2 00
2,000 Votes
street.
tu F xampie
■i
ewt r, hi ui-i te » ■ i mil 1 nul
2
years'
1
of)
7,001) vote«
,
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mg conti*»! »houli! lei Washington’» life
moved their supply department from
nice shade.
Tins place well located to
I year»' 8.00
18.000 votes
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exnmple
for
thè
nmnner
in
the Biro Block to the Hnrruld building
••¡ti park, school, churches and car Imi»
5 years' 10.00
26.000 votes
Will Hade tills place for kind \ai atlt nr * lildi t liev shu'ild ciuii|>,i t their friendly
on Bark avenue.
Manatee t eh rv Report
10
year*
20
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76.000 votes
i m pro vi*', i lose to Santoni
< all and struggle I" ' Ih« ptalm
Ihey »lui uhi
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1 p lit ■ii us
* Mr. and Mm .1 Cookstnn of West
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The list nl candidat cs* unci their vtiie
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tu. SOU
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in the concert.
» Imlesule Itsli Ini'im-s* with launel"*, 1 î'.tMtO vi »I•-w
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visiting Ills parents ami -linking n.Uul*
»•■*• t h e m u t M . i .i 11uni
modem impriivenieiiia. 4n'j l'alnielto
t>* make ».iTIsfuefiuti g larari!' *'I
■it fu rs
("t a Ii* a \ rush during it" a n d h u m e » '
with his many Sanford frtemls.
Billy
livellile. Appi) to F'. W. Mattoni')’ ut
m ock un G n t'itin a n p la ce
46-tic 206 FI Third S i .
44 Mp
eeond and Unni »is*ks of this moiitll
f
F'ernahl Hilwc. Co
83-tf
I* with the Iackeonvtlle 1'ress at Juek*
and
»il*with
-nudi
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Man
Si
Johim
Hotel
•
Room«
and
board.
1‘roiluce N, vxs
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U’¡lutisi
Onkm
for
fine
frxwt
trroof
»••nville ami making good
capital 1" in.in ig •G-, * iti a k alili |,r»'duce Homelike accorri modal tons tur
r' 111 !l j rrilituige pianta, all vnrietie», f i 25 |*er
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larni on share
boarders ut Iran*» hi»
l i .....! table. 1 ,1)0 0 . cltcM|H<r in Urger loia Satisfar11*"»st i mj»* r
it h 1 IX It M ,r I
tulli guiirmtltssl
F' S ( arinoli, Mr-gM u ti* I 'i . m d
,,r irM*. ■ t! ^ I l».^ - IT
Bank of kiiuijfnmis’ » a
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W H U a il» ii (’*"[
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Saturday ami Sunday
IB- manv Iriciul 1
u t , m il u g
Mi r >
Iv
b'lti mule mid female g.M" Jiyn i u
that wel, ntnc, and w, ure .,( I',,* ,,|,|| .-n
II o * tl Sr i (i 61 ..sons
tfiat Paul i* solid vv111 * " I. !
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gentlemen
( h.ipti r \ " 1 i
Phurs
1 Morir
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i > r .S k ,,k,l i r , K ,:X , :., iS ;r;'T lie Never-Say-Die Spirit of the Father of Our Country
For Rent-one urge room w,th two
Brought Victory to the Colonists— 1he ¡same Spirit
Win The Piano
VOTING RULES ARE CHANGED
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Mr* \\ M W ilhatns and son, Horace,
huv*. removed io l.uitd m
i,e-«rgi.i
where Mr, W llllunw bun berti appuinted
cashier of the Fiirtnem Bank. Their
many friends here are loath lo part with
this«' good people but wish them will
in their new home in good old Georgia
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in
\ pie d in t
a , >vrr,mg
Iti j*'is* I* III 't t( lie a!1 I II,"t ........ W E . Himtidiiihler Se* y-r
Ml ii" beat ion* are that the Halid I 'oni-i rt in the High School \tidtlormin t"tnght »ill I,*- right up lo II» top notch.
The builder» are here erecting the or
gan. ami have given assurance timi there J •see .»All III FlX-l* -Mum lor best o , " I
will l«> mil hing in the wuy of rehearsal j' guiti"’*
Room 7 M G l Block
.6u if
on rjiurssday ntgid
Every singer at.il ,
" TfinytTAMidT iaWes piUi_I*_LliCrg(urt: re i
quest**! to 1«. at the church (or prai tice
I hursday evening next. T'.'io promptly
n
Rex J B W'elilr a former pastor ,>f
the Bapltsi church of Hus city nn in All Loral A d i r r t l t r i n n i U l ruler Thl»
lieu <11rut f l i r r c Ceni» a I In« I ar.h l»»ue
1»anted hy Ins wif«.. ha» been s|>eiiiliog a
few dtiyn jn Sanford, but left Monday
for Kustis, whefe [|ivy will prubably re
main for the balance of the winter
Mr.
k it
A Nick le Blateri Round Iron
W'ebb is »pending a few months in F'lor
Automobile*Mumper Bar Curved ernia,
ida for the benefit of his throat
Rev. J . A. Bowen of Birmingham, 5 teel long, I ! i in. thick. Suitable Re
Ala., lx visiting Rev. H T. Gaines ¡it ward. Semi Imigmmtion to Frank M .
50-ltp
•he Methodist Paraomige and will take Callaway. Winter Bark. FI a
WANTSÖ
A L W A Y S ON GUARD
.
Like the L IF E S.\VINT<; GUARD alonu Hr* Atlantic ( ’oast,
consUmtlv L'uanlinK ’ifc. I 111'- IM’.( )IM,I'.S HANK ( U* SANF(iRD constantly guards T H E FI NDS <>F T H E 1’EUl‘I.E
( »F THIS
______________________
TUS COMMUNITY
COMMUNI
WE ARE SALE, tuvause in addition t»» OUR OWN RE;*H.’H.TT 'IN’
wo have the E1NANCIAL IiA(*KENGOF T H E HANKERS ITU'ST COMPANY OF A'PLANT A , GA., with resources of ()VEK ONE MII.EION D()I,LAKS.
We pay for this protecTion for you. and \ 01 R DIVIDEND
IS CERTAIN in that we pay you FOUR P E R CENT. IN
T E R E S T ON YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS, compounded
................
tUere i’s*"*a**grc,-iT*Tuturr
flo rid . "n .l' - r a »
m,„ l, pl.-i.-irt ,
T, 0 ,tw
und .n .,n
fr-
IN\*E^TMEX'I'S
INVESTMENTS madi’ in various slocks now boing sold
I tun our section muy not !«■ sitfe l»ul 'ifil Ii SA\ 1 N ( i S UEFOSITED WITH THIS HANK ARE ALWAYS SALE. AND
YOl'R DIVIDENDS ALWAYS CERTAIN.
in the blli|e ^n.*tiLutx
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W E oiler most eflieient service in BOTH
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Threri thousand
dollar?.
One thousand cash, bulajicc to suit pur
BrOpcrty nt Pitola, Floriila.
Mrs, F.. K Curtis, Sunfon!.
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WE
WANT
YOUR
B U S IN E S S
The Ladies' Union of 'tlie Congrega chaser.
tional church will (Lbserve Guava Ikiiy
,F*b. 16, try holding ti crake and fouit'j
F'or Sale IW pnlr» hnmrr plgwim at
sale in the store formerly occupied by g,',c per pair. Will not ship lim than ten
Palmer & Seigh on First street
l-igt'Jl. pair». Arthur S c ljcm u n . Tampa, F'la.,
46-8tp
refreahments will be served, and tiicre G ame Warden.
*dll be on sale guavas, jellied, pickled
F'or R e n t— Furnished cottage. 210
. and preserved; alto guava pie made Pfne avpnue. ~ Will sell the furniture.
from a famous Cuban recipe.
B o x 473.
42-9tp
Peoples Bank of Sanford
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�M»ro*ry U , IBIS
FLORIDA ON CASH IIASIS
D eljinil Club and from Sanford.
Ffled for Record
The Miuiral for Feb. t8tb has been
Tlmddem Days to A. R. Power*.
~C. M . JUchwtUon and wife to R. E calk'd in. There will be a culled busl- State 1» In Excellent Shape Aerimi
lee-te- E>le
new« meet Inr; I followed by u U tUgwpaH*
Men and li trai nera i* the liti ol u new non hrrn Ixuimi-ry of t\w proporti new
On Feb 25th there will Ire u Colonial
Reception and Library Shower itiven in publication in Jnrkannv.llc. It is a county about t * o ni.ltM north of Fort
the evening, to which the gentlemen will week!) journaAjjegoteil to the rea»)uree* ( Vilen.
Hunter Land Co., to Edw. Wohlfurth.
U. S. A. to Wrti. F. Redding.
Hunter fjantl C a to Edw. Wohlfarth.
Hum'll iwnV1 hpd wife to Fred H. Dole;
D. W. Thompson and wife to Sumner
Dowell.
William*
3 . T . Hill
and wife.
Orlando Flrmdn F«mrrfh,T'«-*M*Tth#
Otln.
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Orlando Florida Farm* To. to Najinn
Olin.
Geo. L. Shinn and wife to France* M.
Dicken-tan.
F. G. Rush and wife to D. I*. Simmons.
Sarah A. Sweet and husband to Is-ah
M. Ryard.
S. [.and Home Co to 1- .1 Coleman
S. A Robinson and wife to I) W.
Trumpeller.
G. R. Croft and wife to D. L. Pierson,
W. Hurgens and wife to Jnmea Galloway.
D. 11. Sphaler and wife to J . W. Woods,
F. L. Miller and wife to W. M. Foster.
Seth WootlnifT. et al.. to Jno. M
j j urgr
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pkasantly at luncheon Saturday at her
TfTTrtctive home pn Buck I^tke, Geneva,
at 1 o’clock, in compliment to Mrs. L. C.
Eichner and S lra ."A V j. Fry of Haltlmore, Md.
\ dainty ap|>omted table was arranged for the guests, covers being laid
for ten. A mound of yellow jeaamine
and roses centered the table and seated
here the guest* enjoyed a delicious sev,.ml course luncheon. |M'rfis-l in each
detail.
After luncheon tile gui-stx repaired to
the parlor. Mm. Adams is u talented
entertainer and the afternoon wn* thoroughly enjoyable. Those enjoying the
occasion with Mrs. Adams were Mr*.
I - C. Kichner. Mm. A. J. Pry, Mm. E.'
C u tlet, Mm II Hurley. Mrs. C. T.
Peters, Mm. H II Pattishull. Mias Nan
nie Harris ol Winter Park, Mb* lb He
Fichner and Mis* Hluneha Pxtiiahdl
Sixth « w t Sîrturtirty uftmtAon t-V|
ruar> 15th, Mr- I Vane Turner 1 ¡.
Come prumjul.. .it
o <look «u I ?..
he a ehorin practice a/'.er the rnwtin.
A full ut tendu nee u dmirvif
r~ fcv__ DFTNTIS-T t
'
he xrdl rntrmfiiiT if Tmt to erewv r w > ' t f j.
P h,une
county for Wauehul*. to be compoaeil K u o rm £ 3 2 4 «nid îlû, P i c o M M j
cial condition of tlre s la k , as follows:
of
flfteeii
towrahit*»
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ilatm cnt just issued by Hon. J . C. wcat comer o f DeSoto county. Arcad'u
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I.uning, State Treasurer ol Florida, tlje Enterprise.
DR. R. M. MASON
ita te finances are in excellent condition.
Music
Gub
DENTIST
The stute's debt amounts to only $600,The Music Club will hohi.tMIr regu
000, represented by outstanding lAnil
We Ibom Wool
of that amount. Hut ax the bands ntp lar meeting at the lioitiu of Mrs. Frank
S ii nford. Florida
all held by the state school fund, the sit L. Woodruff. corner Oak avenue and
uation is in reality no indebtedness at all.
In a word, the state is on a cash basis,
all its legal obligations being promptly
met and the stale treasury having a cash
balance at th6 close of the year of $1,0 1 1,685.18. It is nr nxsary to maintain
a substantial fund in band in order that
the awW may promptly meet its obliga
tions, which at certain seasons of the
year art, awesrslingly heavy.
A briet epitome of the general sources
llqve you tried Dr. Semple's Hoof Ointment? A Preventative
whence the etste derive? the chief u-vcand Cure for Hard, Dry. Brittle Hoof. It Prevents- Tb«ii*Jtr€fmnue, and the several amount* received
trocted Hoof. Will heal up Old Sort-sand it wi]J positively keep
during the past year, are of general in
Mies and mosquitoes from tormenting the animals Kvery Farm
terest and u'e As foJIdw-x:
er. Liveryman and TurjKintine Operator or anyone owning Horse*
K r o n r k m i-f^PH*1 2 mill tax. $325.or Mules should not he without this Valuable Remedy.
160.00; general lirerTVx^ax. occupational
Q U A R T F IF T Y C E N T S
license. W26.0y9.78; from insurance
companies. $186,758 01; curporat.on char
The cause of numerous diseases and disagreeable halnls here
ter tax. $61,520 00, interest on stale
tofore
ascriU-d as "(-onstitulioual" have lieeii traeed to the teeth.
funds from hanks, $20,01').73; sale fif
Turning
head sideways in eating, frothing at, the mouth in hurues.*,
feed and fertilizer stamps, *82,820.56;blindness
caused from wolfe teeth, loss of flesh, weak eyes and
automobile registration tax, $4,050.00;
cribbing
are
always due to diseased and irregular teeth. Rough
tax certificated and [iroceed*. from comp
edges and sharp corners of the teeth lacerate the mouth arid pro
troller, $84.720.40
duce nervousness and irritability. Uneven, elongated molars and
Other items, of course, go to make
incisors prevent the proper -mastication of the food, producing in
up the total of receipt*, (Inc Mem not
digestion
and general debility Decayed molars cause necrosis of
above nfeiitioned i* that of receipt* from
the
bone,
abscesses,
nasal gleet, fistula of the jaw, etc.
tin. hire of *tule com ict*, which last year '
ammmted to $.'107,1 It.',*tH. anil »Inch i*
"In the can* of horsesund mules probably no one |h»xix( is more
HORSE S N O I U L E - O W N E R S
iiistril.ut. il i l r c tl , to tin <o u n tu - mi
tile basin ol the ,isM-tsed \all. .1 1loll of.
property in each county
lwiikewi*e, |
the U.teri-st oil the state school fund
which la-1 ji .i t altiuunte-l In (tU.tlTI all,.
w apportioned to the several counties on
thi' basis of school at tendance i n each
it i' irmst gr .lily my to the people itl
Hnr.iln, ..ml es|»s-udl> tic tax payer*,
that t ue st .te
ab'e to |.ri--* lit sttch u 1
satisia. lory showing in its litiuiu tal entt-•
dtttrv •-----
neglected by the ordinary horseman than the care of the teeth.
"Again, when the teeth become so deranged that the animal
cannot properly masticate its food, what it eats does not do it as
much good us it should, because when the foot^ is not properly
ground it cannot beproperly digested, and when it calinot l*e
properly digested more or less of it passes oil as waste material
If your Horse, Mule or ao> other Animal is Allllicted in any
way, you may not know the cause, Consult
THE
ORANGE
VETERINARY
SPECIALIST
FAIR
FEBRUARY 18
F A IR
In c lu s iv e
IN
F L O R ID A
T K E F R U IT S A N D V E G E T A B L E S
T H E F IN E HOGS A N D C A T T L E
T H E F IN E S T T U R K E Y S A N D C H IC K E N S '
T H E B EST A N D F A S T E S T HO RSES
THE- F A N C Y W O R K , J A M S A N D J E L L IE S
T H E P R O D U C TS O F T H E G R E A TE S T C O U N T Y
S T S T A T E O F T H E U N IO N .
cf
I I I ( • ) s af * 1 t i l i _i
O th e r A ttr a c tio n s [
i
�fill'
-im
v i.'u
F ro n » -,J n m p a
" !*>
T ir!
SO M E U N D E R P R IC E D O F F E R I R Ò «
*'
leading out into the county from the city
with brick pavement*, in place of the
present macadam and shell. This has
particular reference to Nebraska and
Seventh avenue« and th«» Buyyhor» boutevard.
Multili» VVu i.l i. .U uiuig... >■»»»»««.•■•« h*-»
N t h «» f r o n t
l-l.m d
»ftr*- r ; x i f » I ora
■
am )
I tiop«-
"O
tend to have a hill intnxlu.-c.l n> i n«I' lorn 1a l.cgi-daturi- at Tulliiha-vtee, n-k
ing for tin- diviMou of Orange «-minty
on the township line dividing town
ship» Twenty-one und Twenty-two.
except that |M>rtion which will not fie
included us |ht the mup which will he
ntlachc<l to the hill, the object und pur
pose h*<in« to make nnd cri-ute a n«w
county out of that territory lying north
of mi id division ¡ine iti Ormile county
und separute it from ttint portion lying
south threeof.
Datisi this .'10th day o| Jniiciiry, 1'M.t.
~*l
( Ir cu ll 1 .»uri. 7lh J u i l l r ' s l
< o u n i ) . f l o r i d a . In t h t n r r r t
A \ aughan, ( u m p U m «n i,
O m n i.
* harh»tte Ty'nrr. ^dm|ni«lr*in«*
of thr K r tit » nf I Urf- M» |( T v(•• i
l«-»-»»«!. • harlottr 1 .n «r. In ti
.S. i • .,f «le
«>«tuall>,< Kaf lotta* T ) '»«*r. I .aII •* Mgy
■ tu)- r
I >*tr r, M»u«l Tx*T»*-f. H art) 1 > m. r
I ».i *.-# ..f
1 Mrli* Tynef. ( Larvmt T>ru-r
I «./• t
U illH T v n it and Uutn-ri 1 ) u« r,
¿
hrir^ of
It. Tynrf. lVrtr»*nl.
Umlrf «nd by vlrtur« of » il< r . « of f«>r«NJrvfurr
AIM «•!». rrnfl,,r»«l l»Jr thr ||»»n
\S’ lYrktfn,
Judg*- of th* Cin-uh 4'.«un. <r-«in»b J u l.
t !r
cvill of fhr Slat«* of HorWa. «iiiitiir o» * 1 an«* ry
i ' m t n t y . In 4 ^ « U f i F < r « v %
M
«»Id rirurt. »hrf«*tn, A \a-irhan i« mimpSai'iant
Ma
* !•d ml
«••' li. Ut. It 'k. •1*11.
|II|
lat.wf •!..
|« ar-!«'wr
•«f
I«
11», .1„, Ilf f ».
OVER 6 0 0 , 0 0 0
I•■»'•iled in varum» part.» ol the slat«- and compnsi|ig Some One
I n.-.
i
on
.o u
i,
. -»l J I Viti
III \|
«• 1
FLO R ID A
S a n fo r d
.........gìillpiM
'.md "id-.
l'Ila
uni small liai i» of virgin li-nln-r and cut over tracts, with
l-m • ■ in * - g tra.tii J on pc- ,, r, up
Ii our .1 ,0 . 1» and a, will la- p|eit-w-«i to terve you and assure
' ll
X X X X X X X X X X X X X ÎX X X X X X X X X X 5 0 C
1
2‘
m l- »
S t é RTILIZETOUR ORAPfCE TREE?’
........
\f l»land l.ake. w<* have two well
filled I'ottltg'-s
T h e gllest» of Sun-fill e
I ottage are Mr» \\ m IfuM". i s-, -,
ben ville, () Mr» \\
\ • h n 1 s|. ,•
M u»
A C R E S T IM B E R LA N D S
FOR S A L E
i illu n i I ’rup'isdl'in»
till- I" . l i ' if III l it t l e to w n of I ’ lo|,l
».-•.-'T
BUY!
I •f»l«v » -j i i f i' •
' » M i ' mI,
rail n.os unie m ile», «rut hy rund • l g ' I
f-ntn «ía’ iforil
TO
u t \p f li r « il t .n tu4 I a t |>«
» u t « h a p i r t Dtkk l a i « «
N 11*•
a r e 1 n o » ' t »•-
pri'lM r
T IM E
VVe
• '
an auto and i lu ju i 't l t g o ' -•
[»land 1..ike w» I" »te»,
'■ » M gl -'ll
IS T H E
Two Nice Healdenrrs—One with nine rooms, $3,000, the orther
fourteen room*, $3,500, must bo sold, therefore we are asking about half
tin- value of these deflirable dwelling locations. Brick streets within
one block. Bawd sidewalks, tiuod flowing water. Terms. *
->
Ten Boom Dwelling, all modern. Bath room, toilet, atr Twv
minute-, walk from hustmns streets, beautiful shade trees, paved walita
arirt streets
Hnrgnm $3250.0(J. Tenns If wanted.
forty Boom Tourist Motel in a thriving little Florida’town. Just
remo«|e|ed and furnish«-d throughout. The furnishings alone are worth
more i hun we arc asking for tin- entire projrertv. Terms
$ 1 0 .0 0 0 .0 0
l ight Boom Dwelling, liM-at«»i on the Heights. Four good build
ing lots go with thi» property, (¡ood water. The four lots promise
.« fun- proposition to hold as an investment as this is t>ound to oe San
ford"» fol ire »ohorhaii residence section
We offer the entire holding
on good 1« rm» for
\
- ..
$| V 5 0 .0 0
Nine Boom Mouse, suitable (<ir\rooming house. First street.
f.M-r , flung in -* .hi.| up to dal«- ToileK hath and nil modern conv", in» 11>•— I'rn e way down
I wo Small Motel» lor sale ul a big hargkin, cash or terma Both
these tioii Is are locati-d in live small Florida uuwni. See us for price«
and location.
.
'
*
» inf - I
friend» from ( I r l a n d " c a l n e e
H urrah!
are olTerin^ a few good Celery Furms at
prices never before heard of on this class of properties.
y
CLIMATE and LOCATION the best in the state,
g SHIPPING EACILIT1ES and RATES the very best.
V Prices and terms all that could bt‘ desired.
X
X
X
Nmn
a»il - re m l o lie p o - t ' d a* ' - « *.
for w i .- n
« I,c ult.
NOW
y
Hin % l»f ttTTTs
N o ta r) fui.li* a«|. ,.f t tonda at
M > co mmKanon h«|»ire» 1* I». i t
i-arg»*
1.4 f a i 4** lu«
In
Hurrah!
§
~Thr seasons first shfp rTTerrro?
opf e f t r y
A Drinks $ 2 0 0 per ernte. f o b. Sanford. YIELD
X OYER $1.500 PER ACRE. '
Ñ Kurigv. f; liu'ig* J f . j
lk .U *~ i.
*h*' âf» «*«rf. «*«U krt.nkn i • f.*e
f- •b. f**r-a.ti,
»•■/nr,) til and »K ai «ut* rd«-d lb«'f oa’ii*-« t»* tur
for« gmng artici««« of tu« vrporat »-»• an.I •»-«•-rail)
•'T how i«»dg««t l*rforr m*’ O at th r ) a$gt .«.f .ant* f.,r
i l » purpcMa tb r r n n «rt fvrth.
IN W I T N E S S WII f l u : O F | ha«, tir m i n to
my hand and ofTh ia! Mal «d orto*- .«n thi* Die
Irti day of February. A. I* li*|t
of
just a »mall portion ol spare
vmir reader» and '•»peruiM-
X Hurrah!
IMI'-
y
"1*
■
J**^**i»f. IVMunt
I .»k*
re.ole*
Ni.Ur«
i.f I t H ix t M ' t a lb in
1 hr iniId wuitct lifts caused the spring growth
to stall c .u lv
Don t dcluy fertilizing.
I ' a v o n t c E m i t Manure will givtf results and
MB*» I « I v s s
(M IN E S E LA l NDR Y
v» 1 11
I n p l i U i r i g t .r
tin t
i u i i i
Iih c
d ie h a c k .
III -»1110
TRUCK
YOUR
^ iville. t>.. Mr. and Mr». \\ t»liingl"ii
l i t r i x ^ o i a l i i i n of N a n f '.r iJ I *»<m I o la
H o l d i n g < oit«|»«ri*
\\ « i h r uitd*-r«.|fn«*il. 4m« r i«MM i« t i- d ounwlv»*«
t i * y v l h r r a n d d o l*e*fr».y M M f l a t F injrws-lvr* for th«*
|Mif|«n« (d l o r r II g a l«x|> I - t l l l i r a n d n * f j w r 4 » r
wtjdrr «I «I I ) s i r t u i r of fi»r la««»
i h r S | a * r of
F l o r i d a « ( o l d o a«t* •$*« l l t r I n l k U l h g a f t K i r * of m
\ r« I. I.
i»
Id 'll o r a n g e g r o v e , c o n t a i n i n g
ten
ill''
.
I
M*
iartn
othi*r I'rirr* In Proportion
4.1«« m e
a
I AN^
:i'" "
GARDEN
CROPS
Need ic i(ili/cr that is q u ick ly available and
itch in plant loot!. Out special crop form ulas
arc made to give big rrsulls qui ckl y.
If la i o f c l r r o f r a i l f o i l * l l « r l i a i
\VON<;
SAM
of ?$»i« ntt 'M tr if i' n •bail
I • MAN!'•*li! ■«'« •« \ ' •*1 N »««•1*1 I I ...............
i in- o
AND
»«nel« « u t
Idwell, Mins Margaret Caldwell Mis»
firace Swiv-ly of \'< ronu. I’a . Mrs T I'
Huddlefield and daughter lh>rnih\ of
<«.rt orni r •«
Ib^pken I’.t
> / > j i i r a ti i t i i n g th '- w - c o t t n g e »
■ a'
a lo f
' «i E i I
WKII I M Ik * It'k II« >«ih I t 1
• I 't u n i | a . t i»-«- oí i.awin.«^ « b a il ! •
' ’if,''
«i * .
M - ’ ida
» .*
• »hill
vi-|| tilled w f h f n o t
Ifop in y
n«a«Je ( h n t
hereafter
w-e w i ll
w hen
not
hr
i -i•t o i • * ■
' ..t
INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER CO
'-'
,
world
!.. I- «.it.'lu. t*»l l.> till« »»»f|w.f a«oo
-».all I-
•
J
•rigar*
th* l.uoin«»- (»I f*.»tili».g * o- a « » ¿a *-►!a
« a ' c f * «rid »»litoral »a't'f«
»»»•in*(a*i •»» «eli
4- I
of all kiii-l« of e i l r s ta «K I • . ’ u|r »
$if*w#*rv«* rttamdai luf»* *nd ati ai•kind* • fr •
an i «rgrlalitia, lo l»U>. «»«*»» «rii atol ••"»«*) r«al
rafale, and i n Imimirf th«* ««rn^ l»y rfrdmj hull !
OMAN'S I’ l l YS|t I W
Kern.
inr* lhef«-«»n to l»orrtMa tuoni y ami «*»«-ìjrr thr
•an.r. ami munir« oth*^«ai«** o«r|n|. h) nun\t^€'~*
Im U . hofi'l». n»»4** <»f otti* r otilfjCAliufx* Iht-r- tu r
lo lair r»al ratal«* •• Undlnrda tu hu) ami r*l|
fu ar«iuirv, ot»r». all iwfaniiil |>roi»er(> n**«'»^-af
Shipp»«! P ro m p tly
E
P A C E . L o cai Agant
FLORIDA
J Al KM IN V ÌI.L f
R0SK.S. \Vhitr «nd Pii.l«.
AMKKirAN ni AtTII S
4 AR-NATIO’Vv, VklHt,.J’«.k,Ke-l itosi
l'Utinian that thi« ««»ridiraiion «« «uth"Di*»l io
•*mrr> o»i and h* -lo alt «urh mh*-r and 4 jr«l . r I I I I V O F T i l l VAI.IT.Ì
, th.i g» a» ma> I r nr*«^*air>' t f fti»rsl»rnt tu l»r >lonr
(or ihr Micn walul tran*arf»on »»I th«* hti«inp^ *»f F A S T I R I II MI S.
thi* lorporatiun. and tu La*« « u r a a r and n»fov
NARCISSUS
al! ih« righta. jaimrfw ami |in*ilr«f«ai ini^hnt lo
n*(|Htri(kitta organnr*! and riMting untlrr th»- »
R O M AN IIY A f I M I IS
la««« »d thè Stal« of Honda
Article 111
The amount (»I the ratiltal at ••k
pm n u M o m s
of thla rvriiorathHi «hall la- F I F T K K N T11 «»I *
A M » f I '».Otni inn |Kl|f|.\|LS. to 1- i!**de.f nf ;
flf m \ «har a of tfw par »alure of On« Th >-.aand
t f k«iut» igi«uuaooi «osisi», i o im passi L u u t k . i a » . »
ful rnvnek of the I r ile t H i t - L«jt «il .. r atiy
l a u I rh»«»-lad rapita! «t«»« k m a) I»* pavai.tr m
of i«*é«, l <>f u«aa| for or in thi pijirlu». .«f pr«»|»^r
• t>. lalx»r or «rrvnea, at a |u-t v*ll-»oie*fi th«-i«a>f .
tu l«r d*trfmin*«l by the Iminl of tlifMiof»
JA C K S O N V IL L E .
Art Ir la IV
T h u r«»rporalK»n «hall nm linu r |
iw*noN7Ii*w Health muy he truthfulU
called thè Woman's physicuui. It i»
thè dincovery of an enuncili phy'Mciim
«mi has mude th«> reputntion of »everal
famous sjH-ciali.Kt.» on iemale «li»»-a.«f*
Aini lmvit. iuurnl il pmtl*' t .
It may h«- u»ed with nufety hy ih*- m«>»t
delicati*,'young unii old, for u i-*
of vegetatile renu-die»« only Nulure'»
renw-di»«.
a io f h a v e futi |«i(n t t n r i r f i | r K« im r | a t r a fe rigf»»«
franchi*»*« for a j*crh>d uf nlnHy»nlfir yeara
JrbSTc. I» no other rrmedy u» good a» ‘, ai»)
from and aller Ih* ni mn agiom ati l «d ita r u ip rt a lf
eki*l«i»r«^ y H ^ N e w Health for Scunfy. l’rofuM-,
Artlrla V
Th«* huainnM nf fhU .T»n*«.ratM»n
Irregular or Suppreased MenS*M tl0»). Sickly Porioda, Constal i \Y«-ut
iltMOnd Weaknetw, Deprcasion, Crampi«,
Dlzzìnciu,. Violent Hcndache, Pidpita-
A. IL C R I P P E N & SON
Agrnltt for New York and Chicago Factorlea
iliUii Urade Pian««; Low P rice s - Easy Terms
o l ilo * h »r
Piano Tuning A Specially
M l L L S - T h e FLORIST, Inc
Orders Solicited
F L O R ID A
l SHIP YOUR PRO D UC E TO v
I SAM. A. TOWNSEND [i
PH ILA D ELPH IA
P
Q
dl
i ) H taVe<i; lhou,»ânJl.» of
womfn
Hf
¡r 4
T |iT j
U4
hrfviu M t
Nolire
»« I» r«by given
KUiior Sanford llenild
a »ubw rtlx -r
!u v» -
■■ r—T’ »» -T r» T1““"“
tv,»/>
"• flung«*
► I(unga*.
It waa pointed out to the eotnniiasioner» which proposition the commiMionen« alUrmed. that these road-s need a thor
ough overhauling that amounts to a
practical rebuilding: that the county
road fund ia not sufficient to renew this
plying and at the same time keep up COM M ITTK E 15(1 ON' c o l M V
D IV ISIO N .
with other road work. The hoard of
;rtde committee proposed that the com
.. . .Frank P. Forster, Chuirman.
missioners find some way to Issue cer Thomas K. Bat«». Sec'y.
IS sTur»
tificates, beating interest, to.the muouuL
■ i = y - h r nfftp|||U
p p t K t r r y r ----------- of about $200,000, the money to bo used
Thursday niurning aliout 7 o’clock the
ip laying brick pavement on thjpe trunk
chief of police, aaiiilary-iiv-|M-ctor, a
lines and ienving the regulur county road
fireman, the c-itj clerk with hi.» »mall son
funds available for the establishment
left Sanford, behind a -| ¡inking I think
of a »inking fund and for repairing other
that it I» thi right word, ns we t,-,.) to
roads.
,
«punk them a giHid deal team of mule»,
Thu commissioners were favorably 1
hound fur <ici- ( reek on a fishing evjiediimpressed with the proposition and will
tinti
, atrived oti thi- gr ioni afiioit
m«^ a» a committee of ' h«- whole with
« 10 and af'i .«.oline in il» mini (m ;i
the hoard of trade committee to go in to
'list met I» g.m tishiiig
|i vs *» tun*
the proposition in detail, figure out how
I p to hui'-fi timi wi i,.ii| . ¿mgi't i m
much money will he needed and plan
jiiindri-d and thirty-live jii-ndi of dil»Ohio way by which it may lx- obtained.
erent »izi-». We then returned to camp
It is ijulte probable that the legisla
and cooked dinner
Tin in iHitor acted
tors from this county will he asked to
V conk and certainly did tlu-ni up lirnwn.
get a sjierinl measure through the negt
i Th 1-re w»» vi-r\ little fishing lorn- ufnr
legislature allowing the ................... . »pe«! ilium r. , 11' tin
hd no- li t* .,l
isl xoadjl-urtifii uli-» bearing ' pet •••»>»
»ivi vni* *>.»»! t fi.iucL .iiiv w i.
I In*
interest, to be retin d gr.oliiiilh within
• '.e *
I S
'" 4a ^
(IjY J.
otiev
of l»l.md latke
F-kruary 1! 1^4(1
.
Made of lirick
■
\ «perid »»intuit u * Irma Ll,i«- i .ilium
of trade appeared befoii- the
if countv CA/nmUdoner* ol Mill»-
v al'.ial-le p a p e r .
f it'll A I A
k- ' !•••» i nIf <|»
x m
Ko»dn
. lA N f O K I I
I
Jo«rpb I hr Mont, S*rrr1»f> gnd Trrg«ur^r
T hr Hoard of l»irr«-t«im whall h r
S liungr
Itunr«* and J»»^ph Ik-Mont.
T T ( ^ i W ~ ^ C L : n iT m
Tha nn>t tir orfffchltatlun mr«lln| of th«- »lock-
mg
by -U ai
am!
ouupk'liiig
iL*
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the r«rTj*r»raI Min h»T« inhçfdrr |./ I1 k i d f -t
a» »
( h m i / l i r thr «nnutl rn«w(lpg« «»f the i i . - l h «H
era « h . U |i* held un th» ihlrd MiWblty II! \tarrh
ft tjvli *n<t rvrry >•*r
Anille V F
Thr Kiflirat ei)nuM **t *n. m*"»'
hr», or liai.itti) tu which thl* rorv«>raliult •hall
•uhjcc-t i t e l i .hall h» iw u » i l * smuun t ot lU cai
lla! atock.
A jt ki» V i l . Th« n a n x * and n * k l « n œ ot U a
THE
YACHT
11hni iimpili mniin i t e m
of ^lornc,
It doc'ti't coil «ìiy mót*.
•»t Vr»»cl in S»nfor«l Harbor. R«*dy
r on Hunting snd Fivhing Trip« or
I'lrsm rr I’arties af iraionable rale«
Si
foi
•ini » II.imi l’jtihle'l Chino
Corti.un » Steilmg Silver
Roller«' IMnt'-il Wnre
Figli! .tini Wl'Ill" " " Wot'dicl
ALL
G iA )U S
Ü U A R y \ N T O :i)
FULTON
�THE SANFORD HERALD
February 11, 1018
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ASK
YOU
TO READ
THIS
The selling of pianos at ain't ion is an entirely
new proposition. 1 have been led to this met hod
b y.the experience I have had in selling them in Unregular way.
In Jan u ary, 1912. 1 was a p p o in ted d istrib u to r
in th e s ta te of (leo rg ia for one o f the large piano
m an u factu rers and since that t i me have sold their
goods throughout the s t a t e . S o o n a fte r going i n t o
business I found from actual experience that tin*
principal cost to the purchaser of any m ak e o!
piano is made up of the selling expense and tin
larger margin that is tacked on for bad acc o u n ts
I’ nr in stan ce, it cosfs an y dealer doing business m
l lorida $100 to sell a piano
If he sells for cash
he wants $ 1 0 0 profit, and if fh** p ay m en ts are d<ferred for one. two or three y ears, as in nine case
uliM if ten they are. In- want., in nihlk^i.n.^y-hip.-c.yjg
profits from $,r)tt to $|on more
So
th a t
a
p ian o
l a t e ', t l i e ' s u m
ch aser,
upon
from
w in ch
fir-e
'h a t
-too*
in
of
$-tf*0
th e
John
co stin g
a tn
d ealer
w o u ld
cost
you,
$ i;,o
to *$ -la ti
p u rch ase
I to e
Jacksonville
\
< o
an d
a cco rd in g
w a>
are
m ad e
to
th e
I,el
m a in ta in in g
are d o in g
m
M r
Inusn ess
tin
I 'm
term
us
sup
.i
re ta
th ro u g h
iUc_iA«\Us.. This firm wouhl pay $lo.ot»ti a yeftr ren t, and
their fixed charges would he as much or mor<
maki ng a iota« of $2iMMHi a v-ai to mai nt ai n t i n
show rooms
A iiv iU ^ iiiu siu an
in
v a rio u s
sections
of
I h< '' ht *i
all** man u M m a o i t igi
*
’ bi i i plant .i tin nth atnl will ■i w la- l um oat
' I*Mi t. , f | .ti |., i n;. an h .dm \ .«ml $ I
p. t m< ■■ '
l '-ax eiluig expenses
(l| course .ill i|il \;i I < \
fiense must u ltim ately bc^paid h y L the consiimei
TTiis «•xpensrji an he saved |o tin co n su m er hy mu
Auc t i on Plan
I mai ntai n in» u/ffee, | have no n/tfee l or. .
I
have mis salesmen, I sell lot cash <n it ei pnval ei r
I buy for spot cash, and with one salesm an can a "
f i f t y * pianos pei mont h, I atn iusl a s anxt ou
o
sell vpu a gnod|piaiio .»s ari) d r a i n in the \s <,|
for/ I ex|>eeI to have a side ill youi city once ea< I.
\eari Sind ;i repu tation for selling good goods
just tj-j val uabl e to me ; ls any o 'h e r dealer,
mot tfos I have r o d over 40f) piatms there, and I
my fílanos
trust that the public will feel
yon-urmtliL-lmy* u> pay ..am
REMEMBER THE SATE STARTS
DAILY AT TW O-THIRTY
O’CLOCK
Friday and Saturday - February 14 th and
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I W ILL H A V E NO B Y B ID D E R S
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SHARP
�Published feeml-Woekly—Tuesday and Friday
Number I t
■ A M R O R D ,F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1 4 . 1 * 1 3
W ILL M EET AT LEESBURG
The Yuiihic People's Missionary Cun*
ferrncc Programme
May Be Forced Into Mexican
A splendid programme lx ready Tor
the Young People*« MUdomuy Confer*
Revolution
em st Ii meet* ut the Winter Bible
School ' Auditorium in L*»-iburg, com
mencing. Friday ufternmvn and closing
SHIPS AND TROOPS PREPARED Sunday evening,"Feb. 14th IGth.
— Btthofb-VluMWin '~of ~I.ts '.iinrg* leads
the opening devotional senin*. .Friday
United States Will Protect Citizen! afternoon.
at AH H aiurd* in WarRidden Country
Rev. It.'V.’ Bingham, Toronto, *ecre-
BRICK S HAVE ARRIVED
TROTTINO AND PACING HORSES
Ninth Street Will be I’avcd to New
■ A. C. L. Depot at Once
Three cur loads of brick for Sanford's
new streets have arrived on the scene
and the work of paving Ninth street wil
begin at once. The brick are coming
from the Southern, Clny Sc Tile Co. of
Clinltpnooga and will continue to arrive
all this week. As soon as the brick can
Prominent Indian* L id )
. Near Kiaaimmce
TRAGIC END OF DOCTOR’S WIFE
Othtr
in tne nn tory ot Urangc Co. hair
brick will be laid.
Ninth streat-haa
Item* of S tan Happening»
That May or May Not
. ;
InterortYow - — — •
The beat'rdring since the days of the ! f * n.
n'1;1 M
tvaditie- for _
livers un nddrea* on /‘The Church’*
old I 'ic.anjtmA'wmrh ot tntfn
Priced, in postttatrr' Th«'The t‘jr«t brigade of the First division Grouty Qypornmiry."
11
The body of Mrs. Dr, Kim*, who dis
i^ lhwownyt 3,000 strangrfcrrWTtrfjt*mr * Mn*. JuTTa 11. Greenwood from Tam su m ! at the forthcrmtnirnnrnte county . , ,
w'*
TP>t*y to *urnkh H*®
appeared from No. 86 Wednesday night
fair,
February
18th
to
22nd,
indualve.
»ritk
P»vlng
around
the
new
»tatlon
and
their arm* ready at once to proceed to pa, has two uddrriMte with the following
was found at 7:30 Thursday morning
of tbe Principal
Newport News to board transports for themei. "Experiences of a Missionary's For the past month horses have lieen " " n,h strw t wUI
near Loughman, after an all night search
Mexico, It la comjtoesd or the Third Daughter in India," and "The Great dropping in from the north until every thorou* hf" « » oi t,lp pity- The large
From the best information obtain
Infantry, the Fifth infantry and Tvlunty- Christian Opportunity in West Tam pa," stall la filled. Not with green colts nnd . * tran‘ rollpr is « I * * 1« 1 to “rriv« from
ninth, all in New York state. Twenty- meaning the I Atilt* .American mission*. harness and saddle horses, hut with Jl»ck>onvillo today and the workmen will able, It appears that Dr. Kime and wife,
timi nvxt and Mr. Bradley, were all passengers on
five hundred marines from Atlantic
Mr. W. It. Newell, the well known hardened trotters an,I pacers and if re- kH bu,y on th,> P*vin*
85 last Wednesnay night, bound it
fleets and the Guantanamo station, un teacher of the Bible will have several
ar” ,ru? M,np
,h,;m c* n
»aid for Tampa.
When
*
prepared, to sail for Vera Cruz to go to pnrts on the program and they alone ° m!
1,1 ,,,M ,,r '
*v,° nv' n,r
Anti Saloon l.eaguc of Florida
jHiint
near
Loughman
had
been
the relief of the foreign legations should will be worth cornin- t t hear.
° r ,lriv,’r ovpr
IU*
h*
The annual state convention of the reached, it wax discovered that Mrs.
horse.can step a mile, but leave« you to
they become besieged at Mexico City.
The International Burnitine Society
Antl-SaloorvLeague of Florida will be Kime was missing from the train. A ■
Four dreadnaughta of the battleship is taken in chare* by an organizer from make a rough guess ns to his chances o'f
held
in
Jacksonville.
Thursday, Frb. 27, careful search of the train faded to re
fleet steaming at top speed to Tampico New .H aven, Conn., and the superiti* winning when the bc\1 sounds on the
in the Snyder Memorial M. E. Church, veal her whereabouta. Capt. Barton, of
first
day
o(
the
coming
meet.
and Vera Cruz and two others rushing tendont of Sunshine work for horidu
‘io. 82, northbound, made a search of
•Then, too, the thoroughbred has not T T
LaUrU “nd M° nnW ',trMta' ^
on the Pacific side to afford American Christian Endeavor.
the
roadway from Haines City to Of- ..
been overlooked Several goorl ones K,nnini[ at 10 " m
^ ^
and other, „foreigner* succor. The
There w'll bo a conference. ‘‘Foreign
undo,
and on reaching this point, sent
United Staten government is firm in it« Missionary W ork," led by Mr. and Mm have arrived and are taking their daily ta **“ “iu*rnoon nml evcnin« nlw
the
following
message to the husband
*
“‘mp^ranc workers from
determination not to lAnd a trooper in E. E. Strother*, General Secretari-n »1 workouts', and while their owners style
and Mr Bradley, who had returned to
them
"plugs."
there
is
,
v.-rj
mdieatim,
«t
the
«
a
le
will
I
k
present
and
Mexico unless the contUUon* force it.! Christian Endeavor ip ( liirm. Mr
XiMlnimec: “Advlee Dr. Kime and Mr,
These are the development« of the day Strother give* another iiib*ii-nar\ ud- that they have faced the burners la-fore ,lrlivt*r ‘" ‘•»‘V-nmmle addmoea. A rvBradley we found nothing of Mrs. Kime.
W,’rk wiU
g,Ven by
in i hr- preparation* of this govemin- n t ,
nIwj „ I t eriopliron let.,it- will l«<" anri will W there with the good* when "Um“ ° ( ^
the
all
iiiiiwrtant
d„v
arrive*.
tbw
'1,atet
"UPerintendent.
Rev.
C. W. — Barton, 82.” In the meantime a
to protect foreigner* In Mexico.
furnished t»\ Mr». Strother.
. ,« .
. , ,
-L'rooko, Prof. Alvin M Thatcher, the motor car hod been sent out over the
L . A rorth of
y}«> «Innipcti r
•.
, . , .
. •* . .
The Young People's Baptist I nion
] fmi'Tit tumpemnee sol*)i«t in the united road from Kiaaimmce in search of Mrs.
, Kirby Home Burned
led by their patitorf*Dr. Gulden, lake* u
-Slates »-ill sing several of his temperance vim e.Jt having been surmised that she
At au cnrly hour on Wednesday morn- devotional urn ice.
them look good and a c f fletter but lie Isongs.
dad probably fallen from the train sn
in* the inhabitants of the west side w, n*
They our l>e.
Th« F pworth L*-t.in- of Leeahurg, tells u» they iir>- all g in n
Friend» of temperance al| over Florida route The searchers pasted the body
a * nkctied by pistol shots and the toot
with help of thoir pastor, Iti ., S Grady, we dont doubl Mr. Forth» a.v.irlion. mt urged to attend t hi» convention. wo or three times, but fall«! to find it
Ir.r of engine whistled, and after *onu*
but it ’» dollars to doughnuts the hors®
have u part on the Programm*-.
Tlie program will repay the effort and till after daylight this morning as above
lime by the fin- alarm ,.that eventually
Dr. Mary Newell. Slnm^hau t'bjna. that 1rent» 'em will have to “go some," cost of-,attendance The convention is -stated. It is thought that Mrs. Kirns
brought (he flwtukparrmont to the humv gives an lidrtix-n
“ Vt.^!..,yj A
t
i
w
• A-tmeer by Nov_- Jo,!,! f«|M-i itill) in. the intertstl. al -tlwtk a a u g a M M k i n » ^»*v
f ’trv.'Tith street,
Mrs. G It. AIttan. o ' ‘ l au y ." lit eli»t, ■•uiil to he very. Um > Hi- i» a good wink of the Anti-Saloon luntgue 1» doing ther and was hurled to her death.
il th® time the di-purl merit arrived lovîsl W.'Ilèr. wrilt tell of Mission |ouk< r nini i» thè jirofn-rty of l{ O Misure
ituw in wet and dry county tight», law Train» were thrown very much out of
and preanurc could be had, (tie fire hud
o( fsukvjin die.
I{,*x Iti lev. a bay'grid
uric* 1 Have Known
enforcement, riutil soverai much needed their time lost night in the fruit leas
gamed too much headway und the ¡ipumRev. (1 iv. Marsh of Ml. Dora, ¡yt ili* !>> Tenti»»»et- Itik-y, iby proibirti of mexsuri** which must be p»s««l at th« search for the missing woman.
mid part of th * cont*-nt*' rot.-Hy epot t^rifîTJWÎIst futfhri- he settled down ip tile l i i - o r g c II Spragne of IneU-onvilh , hmk»
next sea-ion of the {«-gislature.
ooo
Siiined. It seems that the alarm *n« work of a pastor ¡0 Florida, will leeiur»* gfx-d. He i» "nid to he a greyn parer
Iterm-mlxT the date nud the place and
Plane
are
now
under way for a large
not turned Into the fire station soon on "fit. 1'uul, th.- Missionary."
Kfanev» Isigttn. I») Nut Wilke». a tlina- arrange to at tend. '
soap
factory
In
Ocala,
which, If carried
enough, thpuo fijst discovering the tinye.tr old troller, alvo th« propert) of
Mr. Marcus C. Fogg, of .fneksonville
out.
wiU
give
employment
to from forty
rat ling to attem pt to extinguish th®
*Mr Sprague i» it» ibi» Mutile. ■ Wnde
Japanese K n d ls h ra
itila of the Children’» Home Society und
to. seventy men within tlx month« after
I.lntnn. 1n l.->rd I.iuton. .i luu^ ¿car uld
tin* iu iu v m m ¿¡GCTTSeiiMen
■ lrhcrrTdttinir«hour laigf
«ampi*«. A itrbatlHBM '
getilÌnv^»*Tvai imig fu»t^ TTirTy Afe]
tion held in Tampa, of whie.h he Is ws-part of the capital will be raised by eltibecoyiFn
neeeasary
to
talk
almut
JapanStin,.a seven yuir oh! bay gvlding, thè
cmtly been built b y Mr. Kirby for his
citizens there, judging from the support
l>M>l«srt> of l.-tke Cros.»ant of Jackson e v radishes, be-Tiuve no otlo-r kind ever
resident-«, ami was partially Insur. d. retary.
Rev. 1. R. Dean, pastor of tin.- Tnberpledged to the new enterprise. The
obtain
the
mammoth
»iw
that
three
ville is atleti.i r ni thb utrttig, ami whilc
The loss of home and furniture U a seri
itlirl« Church, Toronto, f ’anada, ha* un le t» r«*vo.tere<l «- "green," look» inighty from the Flowery Kingdom do. Mr. plant in all probability will be in opera
ous one, but Mr. Kirby, with hit cuation within the next six months, and the
nddrek- Sunday evi-nirig, nnfl he mid M-1 o\ a m » , w h o h i m u f i n e ( a r m o t ) B e u i d f i l l
g ì- a l
l ’i di
<,
| if a | K - r tv n i \
\rtlitftl».
t.-innry energy expects to n build :it
payroll
which will com« with tb* enter
¡Newell
that
ufo
n
earn
tell
of
'i>ur
i..w
»ven
ic
a
rid
grow«
a
lilt
of
everything,
UMrf*
e t e e i . p ) ini; ai ■ -a r - t a l i
|’ ol|) ha» a
prise will prove another factor In the
I |m1 Tiip Armimi il»- Wmld in IPOl
I
n
m
ig
lit
in
Iw
o.n
ia
-citiieii»
o
f
u
l
n
t
r
radt»h
t i. f u r d ili ” .‘ I I l a t e i l.iii tieetl b e r e f*<
Sunday afternoon. Mr. H. It. Todd, u fon-, - o tea.-ii- ini H i t . i id u c U o n l o llie ye»lerday tfiat weight'd 8 and 10 |>ouiul* trudy channel» of Ocala ,
Band Concert Was Great
ooo
prominent church layman from Bp- imitile. Altogetlier thia rs one of th« respectively and urt- firm and of fine
Thé concert given by the Sanford minghum, Ala., Iu»d tjic devotions, and |MSt f t r j,i r , ,,f horses wen in Orlandu in ¡,uvor- He also has some very fine cabU n it« something la done at one* to
Military Band in the auditorium of t ht* on Saturday evening that portion of the mi\nv Ve»ni.
bage and expects to fivmpate for The remove the «lit from the river, and pre
Herald priz*- for the largest head. The vent the further shoaling of Its mouth,
High School was both a brilliant and de program is tnk n by Endeavor«-» of the
In thè lumie barn Dr. Prieo of Indiana,
white radiahiM nn- creating a mild cx- Miami may lose it* water transportation,
lightful suoceu.
Wei red ale Endeavor Society
lui» Hnl Fulaski. 2 lf l1*, by Adda Hai.
ci!i tin nt on Herald Square a» few ¡M-ople a* it ha» become exceedingly difficult for
Thé netecliom "on the program were ' In nil it will lie a splendid tune Other
u b i l e ili (I h- i n a i ntall i» HrivciiWOO'I a
th® Morgan to enter On her last voy
v*J*r ^
hnd
number w w s j ^ ipeakwB lM^|di- ihoee mentioned l i i a r k g r i d i n e liv A l l a n w o o d 2 Oft1 , t h è e'er »aw »uch big onex.
age the steamship ran hard aground,
delightfuliy mideriMl both-by the BaiiifTi,
■wdll be presenr and tnk** pttri,-——
* p t ® t i e T T r * o f f>r l ' h t m m e r e i - . J i u - k a . i i u
pi-«**'** tho Jtoyai Palm bock, and rik
and also the ladien who ««aisterl ihe
Mu»ir CluTi
Reduced rate» for enuritxuunem ur> v i l i ®
"2 1,
t i n v f n a a n d •ui« u r r , i i r i ! o f
nuiincd
for several hour» stuck faat In
I'uiul.in entertaining the audience so ori rlu- ihdlitr n day plan ut th- lint Hu*
T h e M i c t i < loti will hold their regulat
J . i r k v i l i v illi1'
f
M i l >.u r l i l o ! t
»I
he
mud,
and could not make her way to
eluirmlngly, ,
Hotel HcigliU, close to the auditorium
meeting at thr home of Mi». F. 1..Wtxxl*
The unexpected but pleasing interlude Write its mnnuger, Mis« I.. A. Orr. just I m i h i t i g it i m m l > t - r u i g n o i l n t l t - v , u n d -ulT on the corner of Ouk avedue and he Van Stenmahip Company'# wharf
I n i ) x in Ih m - t h e
•furnished by Mr. Knruatz pi the Im - *vhen you »re to niricc and how l >ng to p r o m i s * s t o d u i " t i l l Sixth »tnx-i, Saturday ufternood, Mn*. until high tide
lit-t h u r t !
tire : A
m ee tin g
i* u * e r
in
ooo
P*-rial, In sending tlut pair of Tyroliun stay.
gn-en G year old chestnut mare, tho prop Donne Turner, leader. •- ~
■ingt-n to oaiist thu Bund la their tn John E. Stillman, a well known a t
Remember that tbiv i- un interdenom
*Tls- mcmtient are urged to conie early,
hrtalnrnent wan thoroughly enjoy«! by inational conference for young and erty o f" Mr. -lame« II. Baughman of a» the chorus will practice after the meet torney, Republican leader and former
Stanford, Ky., a griTit three year old
the audience.
collector of custom* of Pensacola, killed
young hearted people of nil church de pacer, the property /if Mr. E H Me- ing.
Another very enjoyable feature of the nominations.'
himself in that city Monday morning
Modem Italian Composrr»,
—___ _ I
‘ Nclir Of Iht» <dt> : J D. McDermott, a
•plendfrt entertainment was the triple
1’iipur, Mascagni, Mi»» Martha Fox. by tiring a bullet into hi» brain. SlekGRACE A. TO W N SEN D
yearling |>art-r by Searchlight, 2
1j .
pvrfomianc« of Mr. W. L. Harvey, who
Violin Solo, "Cavalier Kuslicunna," tu-sv and mental derangement b judd to
Intcrlurhon, Feb. 10th, 1913.
dam IVatl Hal 2 :0 9 * ,; M,!*-. Ilene
played "Y an k** Doodle” with lib left
Mascagni,
M™- G. W. Brady, accom be the cause of his rash act.
Thompron,- 2 year ohl pacer by Argot
hand, "D U le" with his right hand on the
ooo
panied by Miv-i Brady.
The J . H. Kschman Shows
, Wilkta.
r> U K c a , .2 a:1i 11
| 1. tltun Pearl Hal’ 2 :0 9 *,,
pianrf, and whistled “ Ftsher’s Hornpipe"
After having worked quietly on the
Paper, Puccini
Among th e'featu re attractions that ( dam Pearl Hill 2 0 9 * ,; Cas»U- L , a
“« the same time»
Vocal Solo, From "Madame Butter- proposition for aeveraj month*, it U now
— - Thtrnn^arrwTnt-moeri^-lfy-rvsM'.v r»- will be seen at the J . H. Es^hnrmn Shown i gn-ert t*m «-r, handsomely bm l, und a 1
given out that the bualndy men ol Miami
bv riinhniim"Toodie«" U W -PuicinL Miw Jiameron,
w l m ii r i - n ”
“ ■— «
l i i — P u n fi.r / T - ~u n * ^ l : ; „ i . . . i '
g . 1.1
fjieet to a large triimbcr pf the concerts
, ■fji-iptisBimi, Mutiern Itnliau Operai
mill Palm Beach have perfettexl plan* for
given by companies whaycurly visit the February 24 ami 26 Urn the 'Arabian 2:18 trotting
the building of a trolley line to connect
clty, and the Rana 1» to be congratulated trained ponies nnd the Spanish trick \ Charlie Hand of Sanford ha.» four anti -vl
the two citi« .
Miss
. Madeline Hill of Narcoooee I» tlic,
upoq thn brilliant success of their first rruleif. THese mtlfflftN M W IxibH train- ' ttj| 0 ( *|)Cln Iiro doing good.- Klwood IX,
ed to such u degree of |»erfecUon, thftC ft a U v |0i,nnK u ith a pacing record of '‘harming hou«* guest of Mias Mabel
concert.
"r
Hale 1» Great Bucceoa
would aeem al.thuugh they had human o .p j. Kphrulm Toodles, bay atalion with Hand.
The »ale put on Ihb week at the San
brain», the feature of the trained animal a trotting record of 2:18, hut has lieen i -----------------------------------------------— -------____
' Missionary Society
prior anev, however, will be "L ittle ¡ UJt p, 'pachyj and is going fast; Tiny 1black filly, a green three year old trotter ford Shoe A Clothing Co.*!» a great aucT h * M lÊlonary-Sw lety rif the Mothrom-every -otawdpoiw»«—A* -dw
; ¿'pom. Ultb-ff Trennt T ip ^ 4-*nd i^y joe ’Pétcheii 8 :91 *<, diro-Magglr
‘xìisl clìurèhJtcld their regular-meeting iemo.^ìhe smallest
ltDUr scheduled for the opening of the
ti tb t warCL "L ittju N em o " doea near-*; Toth ftiky. * bay gelding with a record Wilkes. 2:11)G by Gnmbetta Wilkea.
in
Tuesday afternoon jn the church. Mrs.
ly everything except tulk nnd ha* cre of 2 tI9 *q a* a aid« wheeler. Charlie
Ban Ftar, Dr. Weinanga'a gxx>d cheat- doore on Wednesday morning an lmM M. Cliajitrell, president of the sodot
ated a v*3f amount of r^ithusbunn, whor- isn’t saying much, but from the way hi* nut gelding, is being given hb daily work |men*e crowd bad cortgrtgated in front oi
. t’H-stdcd over the meeting. A fter ttiF
ètVf-'ïhe btu* oj[i|>car«l.' Lent one gain «tring is forking out, then-wili be some out» and proniiaea to lw good when called thu «tore and when the door» were openminuti» were read by tho secretary',
tbe iniprcwdon that tho Euchnuln Shown thing Mtrprbing when the gong founds. uiion; This b A splendid thoroughbred led the »mall army of clerk» were kept
Mrs. C. H, Smith the basiuess of the so
T*
buav waiting on the erowda and the]
hud nothing except train«! animal*,’ wo * *C. H. Sprague
ha* bfen here nome time and should ha beard from later.
- --«■■i»w___«» S
ciety was transacted.
fnlnWrtfu
UHU* ul
i nj»h Jo a U te jh a t He prrrgrani Hjnsists
......'- 'ii’ r-iifTnlf liiln ■ V*""
«■' Rct*oru oLthe„,varlous ofBwm-of ib *
a fv r a o n i p l u ^ a m e e *
thla
week.
J
.
H.
Cole,
the
manager of
■ !
..
t-ixmong
inow- 'thiit'TiTBlfiBinun prom«- to
w he
m- g o o i evening with Prince Patchen. The
soefetv SJUTS»»,.- *11, i„ ..... I, „
mong^thoR«
»iimB~nCti®J*fflfldN be^t and rnlu»t w*n' ; v Pf,,
Mp-'■ 1*»"»® )».)■
Pi-im-w hasn't had »ufiiclent time to get lira sale deservea a medal for th* good
wink In tPttliiK lltT-hr m . - —Net tmtor"
ÓlHawwl « r *.tw
Wèg;T»*« r r in i?B»' -Ó>
does
ha know bow to manage a sale but
wiF' unrler one timtr Tfc^^,
2 :2 2 ‘H.
J. by Wilton Carrie
ha* Hazel
jI Clay Cecil, 2:22
Carrie;j I)r. Plummer oi Jacksonville
Jacktwi. vl
•;
wh( f h -ts‘-peifliiransr qualified to till
he
beUrvea
in plenty ol printers’ rink ami
will V given each day. one at 2.00,, Woodnut,
mare with
w.tn a record t f i Thorp*, un K year old by marc, thortlf— j- ..* roan
roim mart*
bwil ntlrfactpriiy.
o'clock in the afto/noon and one at *tC 0 ;2 .ly u{ the
h>.‘ Ho„y Woo<lnut oughbred. in the upper barn. All of h'» advertising b hb hobby Th/ surces»
Mrs. L. R. 1‘hilipi inviu-d the Read
o'etock at night. K r o c - q ^ ^ o f io n the
^ Nuttt<KKi(. (1„m B ird ie ^ .,. ho.-f**-* are in charge of A. J . Battista, or all hi* oaks lie* in the fact4h ai pub
ing Circle of the society to make hor
licity in the newspaper pay» »nd the »al*
»how ground beh re end
fo mhr t
2:1.1 Ji, by Jay bud. Joe Dougin*», black who ha* hb own mare. Verino Queen,
homo their regular nutting place durat the Sanford Shoe A Clothing Co, b
G
year
old
thoroughbred
also
with
thla
' ing the year,
\
stallion 2219,’ i racing, by Joe Patchen
too
exception to tha rule. Get them to
.1 ral irn- 'A fre . W n Wood of Dalton, Qa., b 2:01*4, dam Maggio Wilkes, 2:13W. by ■table.
day, before the big bargain» dbappeai»
ponant matters
adjoumed. tbe |u*«t of Mr». T. J . Miller.
Gambetta
Wilkes.
Doris
Patchen,
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THE
February 11, 1018
SANFORD
HERALD
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INFORM ATION ~ 1
ASK
YOU
TO
READ
THIS
The selling of pianos at ain't ion is an entirely
new proposition. 1 have been led to this met hod
by.the experience I have had in selling them in Unregular way.
In January, 1912. 1 was appointed distributor
in the state of (leorgia for one of the large piano
manufacturers and since that time have sold their
goods throughout the s t a t e . Soon after going i n t o
business I found from actual experience that tin*
principal cost to the purchaser of any make o!
piano is made up of the selling expense and tin
larger margin that is tacked on for bad accounts
I’ nr instance, it cosfs any dealer doing business m
l lorida $100 to sell a piano
If he sells for cash
he wants $100 profit, and if fh** payments are d<ferred for one. two or three years, as in nine case
uliMif ten they are. In- want., in nihlk^i.n.^y-hip.-c.yjg
profits from $,r)tt to $|on more
So that a piano costing atn dealer m tin
lat e', t lie' sum of $i;,o would cost you, Mr I'm
chaser, from $-tf*0 to*$-lati according to the term
upon winch the purchase wa> made I,el us sup
fir-e 'hat John I toe \ < o are maintaining .i reta
-too* in Jacksonville and are doing Inusness through
AiiviU^iiiusiuan in various sections of iUc_iA«\Us.. This firm wouhl pay $lo.ot»ti a yeftr rent, and
their fixed charges would he as much or mor<
making a iota« of $2iMMHi a v-ai to maintain tin
show rooms
I h< ''
’ bi i i
ht *i
pl ant
all** m a n
.i tin n t h
u M ma
a tn l will ■ i w
o i t igi
la-
lum
*
oat
' I*Mi t. , f | .ti |., i n;. an h .dm \ .«ml $ I
p. t m< ■■ '
l '-ax eiluig expenses
(l| course .ill i|il \;i I <\
fiense must ultimately bc^paid hyLthe consiimei
TTiis «•xpensrji an he saved |o tin consumer hy mu
Auction Plan
I maintain in» u/ffee, | have no n/tfee lor..
I
have mis salesmen, I sell lot cash <n it eipnvaleir
I buy for spot cash, and with one salesman can a "
fi ft y* pianos pei month, I atn iusl as anxtou o
sell vpu a gnod|piaiio .»s ari) d r a in in the \s <,|
for/ I ex|>eeI to have a side ill youi city once ea< I.
\eari Sind ;i reputation for selling good goods
just tj-j valuable to me ; ls any o' her dealer,
mot tfos I have r o d over 40f) piatms there, and I
my
fílanos
trust that the public will feel
yon-urmtliL-lmy * u> pay ..am
REMEMBER THE SATE STARTS
DAILY AT TW O-THIRTY
O’CLOCK
Friday and Saturday - February 14 th and
............. ............~
I W ILL H A V E NO B Y B I D D E R S
■— ■■■
v ""'
SHARP
�Published feeml-Woekly—Tuesday and Friday
Number I t
■A M R O R D ,F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1 4 .1 * 1 3
WILL MEET AT LEESBURG
BRICKS HAVE ARRIVED
The Yuiihic People's Missionary Cun*
Ninth Street Will be I’avcd to New
ferrncc Programme
■ A. C. L. Depot at Once
May Be Forced Into Mexican
A splendid programme lx ready Tor
Three cur loads of brick for Sanford's Prominent Indian* L id )
the Young People*« MUdomuy Confer*
Revolution
new streets have arrived on the scene
. Near Kiaaimmce
em st Ii meet* ut the Winter Bible
and the work of paving Ninth street wil
School ' Auditorium in L*»-iburg, com
begin at once. The brick are coming
mencing. Friday ufternmvn and closing
from the Southern, Clny Sc Tile Co. of
SHIPS AND TROOPS PREPARED Sunday evening,"Feb. 14th IGth.
TROTTINO AND PACING HORSES Clinltpnooga and will continue to arrive TRAGIC END OF DOCTOR’S WIFE
— Btthofb-VluMWin '~of ~I.ts '.iinrg* leads
all this week. As soon as the brick can
the opening devotional senin*. .Friday
United States Will Protect Citizen! afternoon.
Othtr Item* of S ta n Happening»
at AH H aiurd* in WarRev. It.'V .’ Bingham, Toronto, *ecrein tne nntory ot Urangc Co. hair
brick will be laid. Ninth streat-haa
That May or May Not
Ridden Country
The
beat'rdring
since
the
days
of
the
!
f
*
n
.
n'1
;1
M
tvaditiefor
_
.
;
InterortY ow - — — •
livers un nddrea* on /‘The Church’*
old I 'ic.anjtmA'wmrh ot tntfn
Priced, in postttatrr' Th«'The t‘jr«t brigade of the First division Grouty Qypornmiry."
11
The body of Mrs. Dr, Kim*, who dis
i ^ l hwownyt 3,000 strangrfcrrWTtrfjt*m r * Mn*. JuTTa 11. Greenwood from Tam sum! at the forthcrmtnirnnrnte county . , ,
w'*
TP>t*y to *urnkh H*®
appeared from No. 86 Wednesday night
fair,
February
18th
to
22nd,
indualve.
»ritk
P»vlng
around
the
new
»tatlon
and
their arm* ready at once to proceed to pa, has two uddrriMte with the following
was found at 7:30 Thursday morning
of tbe Principal
Newport News to board transports for themei. "Experiences of a Missionary's For the past month horses have lieen " " n,h strwt wUI
near Loughman, after an all night search
Mexico, It la comjtoesd or the Third Daughter in India," and "The Great dropping in from the north until every thorou* hf"« » oi t,lp pity- The large
From the best information obtain
Infantry, the Fifth infantry and Tvlunty- Christian Opportunity in West Tampa," stall la filled. Not with green colts nnd .* tran‘ rollpr is « I * * 1« 1 to “rriv« from
ninth, all in New York state. Twenty- meaning the I Atilt*.American mission*. harness and saddle horses, hut with Jl»ck>onvillo today and the workmen will able, It appears that Dr. Kime and wife,
timi nvxt and Mr. Bradley, were all passengers on
five hundred marines from Atlantic
Mr. W. It. Newell, the well known hardened trotters an,I pacers and if re- kH bu,y on th,> P*vin*
85 last Wednesnay night, bound it
fleets and the Guantanamo station, un teacher of the Bible will have several
ar” ,ru? M,np
,h,;m c* n
»aid for Tampa.
When
*
prepared, to sail for Vera Cruz to go to pnrts on the program and they alone ° m!
1,1 ,,,M ,,r '
*v,° nv' n,r
Anti
Saloon
l.eaguc
of
Florida
jHiint
near
Loughman
had
been
the relief of the foreign legations should will be worth cornin- t t hear.
° r ,lriv,’r ovpr
IU*
h*
The annual state convention of the reached, it wax discovered that Mrs.
horse.can step a mile, but leave« you to
they become besieged at Mexico City.
The International Burnitine Society
Antl-SaloorvLeague of Florida will be Kime was missing from the train. A ■
Four dreadnaughta of the battleship is taken in chare* by an organizer from make a rough guess ns to his chances o'f
held
in
Jacksonville.
Thursday, Frb. 27, careful search of the train faded to re
fleet steaming at top speed to Tampico New .Haven, Conn., and the superiti* winning when the bc\1 sounds on the
in the Snyder Memorial M. E. Church, veal her whereabouta. Capt. Barton, of
first
day
o(
the
coming
meet.
and Vera Cruz and two others rushing tendont of Sunshine work for horidu
‘io. 82, northbound, made a search of
•Then, too, the thoroughbred has not T T LaUrU “nd M° nnW ',trMta' ^
on the Pacific side to afford American Christian Endeavor.
the
roadway from Haines City to Of- ..
been overlooked Several goorl ones K,nnini[ at 10 " m
^ ^
and other, „foreigner* succor. The
There w'll bo a conference. ‘‘Foreign
undo,
and on reaching this point, sent
United Staten government is firm in it« Missionary Work," led by Mr. and Mm have arrived and are taking their daily ta **“ “iu*rnoon nml evcnin« nlw
the
following
message to the husband
*
“‘mp^ranc workers from
determination not to lAnd a trooper in E. E. Strother*, General Secretari-n »1 workouts', and while their owners style
and Mr Bradley, who had returned to
them
"plugs."
there
is
,
v.-rj
mdieatim,
«t
the
«ale
will
I
k
present
and
Mexico unless the contUUon* force it.! Christian Endeavor ip ( liirm. Mr
XiMlnimec: “Advlee Dr. Kime and Mr,
These are the development« of the day Strother give* another iiib*ii-nar\ ud- that they have faced the burners la-fore ,lrlivt*r ‘" ‘•»‘V-nmmle addmoea. A rvBradley we found nothing of Mrs. Kime.
W,’rk wiU
g,Ven by
in ihr- preparation* of this govemin- n t ,
nIwj „ Iteriopliron let.,it- will l«<" anri will W there with the good* when "Um“ ° ( ^
the
all
iiiiiwrtant
d„v
arrive*.
tbw
'1,atet
"UPerintendent.
Rev.
C. W. —Barton, 82.” In the meantime a
to protect foreigner* In Mexico.
furnished t»\ Mr». Strother.
. ,« . . , ,
-L'rooko, Prof. Alvin M Thatcher, the motor car hod been sent out over the
L . A rorth of
y}«> «Innipcti r
•.
, . , .
. •* . .
The Young People's Baptist I nion
] fmi'Tit tumpemnee sol*)i«t in the united road from Kiaaimmce in search of Mrs.
, Kirby Home Burned
led by their patitorf*Dr. Gulden, lake* u
Slates
»-ill sing several of his temperance vime.Jt having been surmised that she
At au cnrly hour on Wednesday morn- devotional urn ice.
them look good and a c f fletter but lie I songs.
dad probably fallen from the train sn
in* the inhabitants of the west side w, n*
Th« F pworth L*-t.in- of Leeahurg, tells u» they iir>- all ginn They our l>e.
Friend» of temperance al| over Florida route The searchers pasted the body
a * nkctied by pistol shots and the toot
with help of thoir pastor, Iti ., S Grady, we dont doubl Mr. Forth» a.v.irlion. mt urged to attend t hi» convention. wo or three times, but fall«! to find it
Ir.r of engine whistled, and after *onu*
but it’» dollars to doughnuts the hors® Tlie program will repay the effort and till after daylight this morning as above
have u part on the Programm*-.
lime by the fin- alarm,.that eventually
Dr. Mary Newell. Slnm^hau t'bjna. that 1rent» 'em will have to “go some," cost of-,attendance The convention is -stated. It is thought that Mrs. Kirns
brought (he flwtukparrmont to the humv gives an lidrtix-n
“ Vt.^!..,yj A
t
i
w
• A-tmeer by Nov_- Jo,!,! f«|M-i itill) in. the intertstl. al -tlwtk a a u gaMMki n » ^»*v
f ’trv.'Tith street,
Mrs. G It. AIttan. o' ‘ l au y ." lit eli»t, ■•uiil to he very. Um > Hi- i» a good wink of the Anti-Saloon luntgue 1» doing ther and was hurled to her death.
il th® time the di-purl merit arrived lovîsl W.'Ilèr. wrilt tell of Mission |ouk< r nini i» thè jirofn-rty of l{ O Misure
ituw in wet and dry county tight», law Train» were thrown very much out of
and preanurc could be had, (tie fire hud uric* 1 Have Known
o( fsukvjin die.
I{,*x Iti lev. a bay'grid enforcement, riutil soverai much needed their time lost night in the fruitleas
gamed too much headway und the ¡ipumRev. (1iv. Marsh of Ml. Dora, ¡yt ili* !>> Tenti»»»et- Itik-y, iby proibirti of mexsuri** which must be p»s««l at th« search for the missing woman.
mid part of th* cont*-nt*' rot.-Hy epot t^rifîTJWÎIst futfhri- he settled down ip tile lii-orgc II Spragne of IneU-onvilh , hmk» next sea-ion of the {«-gislature.
ooo
Siiined. It seems that the alarm *n« work of a pastor ¡0 Florida, will leeiur»* gfx-d. He i» "nid to he a greyn parer
Iterm-mlxT the date nud the place and
Plane
are
now
under way for a large
not turned Into the fire station soon on "fit. 1'uul, th.- Missionary."
Kfanev» Isigttn. I») Nut Wilke». a tlina- arrange to at tend. '
soap
factory
In
Ocala,
which, If carried
enough, thpuo fijst discovering the tinye.tr old troller, alvo th« propert) of
Mr. Marcus C. Fogg, of .fneksonville
out.
w
iU
give
employment
to from forty
rat ling to attempt to extinguish th®
*Mr Sprague i» it» ibi» Mutile. ■ Wnde
Japanese Kndlshra
itila of the Children’» Home Society und
to. seventy men within tlx month« after
I.lntnn. 1n l.->rd I.iuton. .i luu^ ¿car uld
tin* iu iu v m m ¿¡GCTTSeiiMen
■lrhcrrTdttinir«hour laigf
«ampi*«. A itrbatlHBM'
getilÌnv^»*Tvai imig fu»t^ TTirTy Afe]
tion held in Tampa, of whie.h he Is ws-part
of
the
capital
will be raised by eltibecoyiFn
neeeasary
to
talk
almut
JapanStin,.a seven yuir oh! bay gvlding, thè
cmtly been built b y Mr. Kirby for his
citizens
there,
judging
from the support
retary.
e
v
radishes,
be-Tiuve
no
otlo-r
kind
ever
l>M>l«srt> of l.-tke Cros.»ant of Jackson
resident-«, ami was partially Insur. d.
Rev. 1. R. Dean, pastor of tin.- Tnberpledged
to
the
new
enterprise. The
obtain
the
mammoth
»iw
that
three
ville is atleti.i r ni thb utrttig, ami whilc
The loss of home and furniture U a seri
itlirl« Church, Toronto, f ’anada, ha* un le t» r«*vo.tere<l «- "green," look» inighty from the Flowery Kingdom do. Mr. plant in all probability will be in opera
ous one, but Mr. Kirby, with hit cuation within the next six months, and the
nddrek- Sunday evi-nirig, nnfl he mid M-- g ì - a l
l ’idi <, |ifa|K-rtv ni \
\rtlitftl». 1 o\ am», who him u fine (arm ot) Beuidfill
t.-innry energy expects to n build :it
payroll
which will com« with tb* enter
¡Newell
that
ufo
n
earn
tell
of
'i>ur
i..w
»ven
ic
a
rid
grow«
a
lilt
of
everything,
UMrf*
e t eei.p) ini; ai ■ -a r -tali |’ol|) ha» a
prise will prove another factor In the
I |m1 Tiip Armimi il»- Wmld in IPOl
Inmiglit
in
Iwo.nia-citiieii»
of
ulntr
radt»h
ti.furd ili ” .‘ I I l atei l.iii tieetl bere f*<
Sunday afternoon. Mr. H. It. Todd, u fon-, -o tea.-ii- ini Hit.iiducUon lo llie ye»lerday tfiat weight'd 8 and 10 |>ouiul* trudy channel» of Ocala ,
Band Concert Was Great
ooo
prominent church layman from Bp- imitile. Altogetlier thia rs one of th« respectively and urt- firm and of fine
Thé concert given by the Sanford minghum, Ala., Iu»d tjic devotions, and |MSt ftrj,ir , ,,f horses wen in Orlandu in ¡,uvor- He also has some very fine cabUnit« something la done at one* to
Military Band in the auditorium of t ht* on Saturday evening that portion of the mi\nv Ve»ni.
bage and expects to fivmpate for The remove the «lit from the river, and pre
Herald priz*- for the largest head. The vent the further shoaling of Its mouth,
High School was both a brilliant and de program is tnk n by Endeavor«-» of the
In thè lumie barn Dr. Prieo of Indiana,
white radiahiM nn- creating a mild cx- Miami may lose it* water transportation,
lightful suoceu.
Wei redale Endeavor Society
lui» Hnl Fulaski. 2 lfl1*, by Adda Hai.
ci!i tin nt on Herald Square a» few ¡M-ople a* it ha» become exceedingly difficult for
Thé netecliom "on the program were ' In nil it will lie a splendid tune Other
ubile ili (Ih- inai ntall i» HrivciiWOO'I a
th® Morgan to enter On her last voy
v*J*r ^
hnd
number w w s j ^ ipeakwB lM^|di- ihoee mentioned liiark gridine liv Allanwood 2 Oft1, thè e'er »aw »uch big onex.
age the steamship ran hard aground,
delightfuliy mideriMl both-by the BaiiifTi,
■wdll be presenr and tnk** pttri,-——
*pt®tieTTr*of f>r l'htmmer ei-.Jiu-ka.iiu
pi-«**'** tho Jtoyai Palm bock, and rik
and also the ladien who ««aisterl ihe
Mu»ir CluTi
Reduced rate» for enuritxuunem ur> vili® tin vf na and •ui« u rr, iiri! of "2 1,
nuiincd
for several hour» stuck faat In
I'uiul.in entertaining the audience so ori rlu- ihdlitr n day plan ut th- lint Hu*
T h e M i c t i < loti will hold their regulat
f
Mi l >.urlilo! t »I J.irk vili villi- 1'
he
mud,
and could not make her way to
eluirmlngly, ,
Hotel HcigliU, close to the auditorium
meeting at thr home of Mi». F. 1..Wtxxl*
The unexpected but pleasing interlude Write its mnnuger, Mis« I.. A. Orr. just I mi hi tig it imml>t-r ui gnoil ntlt-v, und -ulT on the corner of Ouk avedue and he Van Stenmahip Company'# wharf
Ini) x in Ihm- the
•furnished by Mr. Knruatz pi the Im- *vhen you »re to niricc and how l >ng to promis*s to dui" tillSixth »tnx-i, Saturday ufternood, Mn*. until high tide
lit-t
hurt!
tire:
A
meeting
i*
u*
er
in
ooo
P*-rial, In sending tlut pair of Tyroliun stay.
gn-en G year old chestnut mare, tho prop Donne Turner, leader. •- ~
■ingt-n to oaiist thu Bund la their tnJohn E. Stillman, a well known at
Remember that tbivi- un interdenom
*Tls- mcmtient are urged to conie early,
hrtalnrnent wan thoroughly enjoy«! by inational conference for young and erty of" Mr. -lame« II. Baughman of a» the chorus will practice after the meet torney, Republican leader and former
Stanford, Ky., a griTit three year old
the audience.
collector of custom* of Pensacola, killed
young hearted people of nil church de pacer, the property /if Mr. E H Me- ing.
Another very enjoyable feature of the nominations.'
himself in that city Monday morning
Modem Italian Composrr»,
—___ _ I
‘ Nclir Of Iht» <dt> : J D. McDermott, a
•plendfrt entertainment was the triple
by tiring a bullet into hi» brain. Slek1’iipur,
Mascagni,
Mi»»
Martha
Fox.
GRACE A. TOWNSEND
yearling |>art-r by Searchlight, 2
1j .
pvrfomianc« of Mr. W. L. Harvey, who
Violin Solo, "Cavalier Kuslicunna," tu-sv and mental derangement b judd to
Intcrlurhon, Feb. 10th, 1913.
dam IVatl Hal 2 :0 9 *,; M,!*-. Ilene
played "Yank** Doodle” with lib left
Mascagni,
M™- G. W. Brady, accom be the cause of his rash act.
Thompron,- 2 year ohl pacer by Argot
hand, "DUle" with his right hand on the
ooo
panied by Miv-i Brady.
The J. H. Kschman Shows
, Wilkta.
r> U K c a , .2:a111
i | 1. tltun Pearl Hal’ 2:09*,,
pianrf, and whistled “ Ftsher’s Hornpipe"
After having worked quietly on the
Paper, Puccini
Among the'feature attractions that (dam Pearl Hill 2 0 9 *,; Cas»U- L , a
“« the same time»
Vocal Solo, From "Madame Butter- proposition for aeveraj month*, it U now
— - Thtrnn^arrwTnt-moeri^-lfy-rvsM'.v r»- will be seen at the J. H. Es^hnrmn Shown i gn-ert t*m «-r, handsomely bml, und a 1
given out that the bualndy men ol Miami
bv riinhniim"Toodie«" U W -PuicinL Miw Jiameron,
w l m ii r i -n ”
“ ■
—«
l i i — P u n f i.r / T - ~u n * ^ l : ; „ i . . . i ' g. 1.1
fjieet to a large triimbcr pf the concerts
, ■fji-iptisBimi, Mutiern Itnliau Operai
mill Palm Beach have perfettexl plan* for
given by companies whaycurly visit the February 24 ami 26 Urn the 'Arabian 2:18 trotting
the building of a trolley line to connect
clty, and the Rana 1» to be congratulated trained ponies nnd the Spanish trick \ Charlie Hand of Sanford ha.» four anti -vl
the two citi«.
Miss
. Madeline Hill of Narcoooee I» tlic,
upoq thn brilliant success of their first rruleif. THese mtlfflftN M W IxibH train- ' ttj| 0( *|)Cln Iiro doing good.- Klwood IX,
ed to such u degree of |»erfecUon, thftC ft a U v |0i,nnK uith a pacing record of '‘harming hou«* guest of Mias Mabel
concert.
"r
Hale 1» Great Bucceoa
would aeem al.thuugh they had human o.pj. Kphrulm Toodles, bay atalion with Hand.
The »ale put on Ihb week at the San
brain», the feature of the trained animal a trotting record of 2:18, hut has lieen i --------------------------------------------— ------____
' Missionary Society
prior anev, however, will be "Little ¡ UJt p, 'pachyj and is going fast; Tiny 1black filly, a green three year old trotter ford Shoe A Clothing Co.*!» a great aucT h * MlÊlonary-Swlety rif the Mothrom-every -otawdpoiw»«—A* -dw
; ¿ 'p o m . Ultb-ff Trennt T ip ^ 4 -*n d i^y jo e ’Pétcheii 8 :9 1 *<, diro -Magglr
‘xìisl clìurèhJtcld their regular-meeting iem o .^ ìh e smallest
ltDUr scheduled for the opening of the
ti tbt warCL "LittjuN em o" doea near-*; Toth ftiky. * bay gelding with a record Wilkes. 2:11)G by Gnmbetta Wilkea.
in
Tuesday afternoon jn the church. Mrs.
ly everything except tulk nnd ha* cre of 2tI9*q a* a aid« wheeler. Charlie
Ban Ftar, Dr. Weinanga'a gxx>d cheat- doore on Wednesday morning an lmM M. Cliajitrell, president of the sodot
ated a v*3f amount of r^ithusbunn, whor- isn’t saying much, but from the way hi* nut gelding, is being given hb daily work |men*e crowd bad cortgrtgated in front oi
. t’H-stdcd over the meeting. A fter ttiF
ètVf-'ïhe btu* oj[i|>car«l.' Lent one gain «tring is forking out, then-wili be some out» and proniiaea to lw good when called thu «tore and when the door» were openminuti» were read by tho secretary',
tbe iniprcwdon that tho Euchnuln Shown thing Mtrprbing when the gong founds. uiion; This b A splendid thoroughbred led the »mall army of clerk» were kept
Mrs. C. H, Smith the basiuess of the so
T*
buav waiting on the erowda and the]
hud nothing except train«! animal*,’ wo * *C. H. Sprague
ha* bfen here nome time and should ha beard from later.
- --«■■i»w_«»S
ciety was transacted.
fnlnWrtfu
UHU* ul
i nj»h Jo a U te jh a t He prrrgrani Hjnsists
.....'-'ii’ r-iifTnlf liiln ■V*""
«■' Rct*oru oLthe„,varlous ofBwm-of ib *
afvraon i p l u ^ a m e e *
thla
week.
J
.
H.
Cole,
the
manager of
■ !
..
t-ixmong
inow- 'thiit'TiTBlfiBinun prom«- to
w msoefetv SJUTS»»,.- *11 , i„ ..... I, „
mong^thoR«
he gooi evening with Prince Patchen. The
»iimB~nCti®J*fflfldN be^t and rnlu»t w*n' ; v Pf,,
Mp-'■ 1*»"»® )».)■
Pi-im-w hasn't had »ufiiclent time to get lira sale deservea a medal for th* good
wink In tP ttliiK lltT-hr m . - —Net tmtor"
ÓlHawwl « r *.tw
Wèg;T»*« rrin i?B»' -Ó>
does
ha know bow to manage a sale but
wiF' unrler one tim tr Tfc^^,
J. by Wilton Carrie;
Carrie j I)r. Plummer oi Jacksonville
jI Clay Cecil, 2:22‘
2:22 H.
Jacktwi. vl ha* Hazel
•;
wh( f h -ts‘-peifliiransr qualified to till
he
beUrvea
in plenty ol printers’rink ami
will V given each day. one at 2.00,, tlf—
Woodnut,
roan mart*
mare with
w.tn a record t f i Thorp*, un K year old by marc, thorj- ..* roim
bwil ntlrfactpriiy.
o'clock in the afto/noon and one at *tC 0;2 .ly u{ the
h>.‘ Ho„y Woo<lnut oughbred. in the upper barn. All of h'» advertising b hb hobby Th/ surces»
Mrs. L. R. 1‘hilipi inviu-d the Read
o'etock at night. K ro c -q ^ ^ o fio n the
^ Nuttt<KKi(. (1„m Birdie^.,. ho.-f**-* are in charge of A. J. Battista, o r all hi* oaks lie* in the fact4hai pub
ing Circle of the society to make hor
licity in the newspaper pay» »nd the »al*
»how ground beh re end
fo mhr t
2:1.1 J i , by Jay bud. Joe Dougin*», black who ha* hb own mare. Verino Queen,
homo their regular nutting place durat the Sanford Shoe A Clothing Co, b
G
year
old
thoroughbred
also
with
thla
' ing the year,
\
stallion 2219,’ i racing, by Joe Patchen
too
exception to tha rule. Get them to
.1 ral irn- 'A fre. W n Wood of Dalton, Qa., b 2:0 1*4, dam Maggio Wilkes, 2:13W. by ■table.
day, before the big bargain» dbappeai»
Gambetta Wilkes.
Doris Patchen,
ponant matters
adjoumed. tbe |u*«t of Mr». T. J . Miller.
�r
I
THE SANFORD HERALD
February l l j 1918
of society, by the help.of your city boys
and* girl». 1 am well impressed with
~Efifprn>78 LOiiKi CMd To Our (Vt*ny thwe 1 hare already sues
I »ill be pleased to have the city's
. -r. Northern Ylalloru
church
memberi call on ua. We have
The following letter writtFh to the
Pause a
re W ifi 1
Sea
the
déliant
ot
our
nùw
j^:fW
JÏlf^llplVrtilliÛiM
ffnà
V txpMOfcw tlie delight
build
a
»tore
on
corner
(we
have been in
denta and their first impreaaiotu that it
the mercantile busineaa for eleven years)
U good for Advertising value aside fronv
Oak avenue and railroad and try it here
the friendly spirit in which it la written:
In jour beautiful city Give ua a wel
Editor Sanford Hrrald:
come
to Sanfffrd in’your paper plea*e.\
Dear Sir—Here are 3 few llnea for
Yours respectfully,
your paper. I hope they will meet with
MRS.
THOS.
POLLARD HILL.
your approval. Tliey^sfif'"appropriate
NEW RESIDENTS LIKE CITY
1
to your bright, news/Tup to date paper.
I have taken an interest in it ever »lore
I received a paper (Tuesday, May 21.
1912. date) from my brother, W. S
Lowe and wife, when wo lived In Urbane,
Va. (He has sent ua several since.)
They lirsV made a vUIt to Sanford dur
ing the year of Halley'a Comet, and liking
the climate they decided to make it their
home later on, thus their praise of their
new home and wishing to have us near
them they sent us the papers to let us see
TSjr b tm tiV e rm n io rtF o r TIBTi
climate; etc: So wv hare •from -rhrara
papers decided to also live in Sanford.
The first thing in your paper I notice
was Curbstone Gleanings. I see a rising
star in the newspaper field for that writer.
1 then rea^evurything In that paper from
Alpha to Omega, and aa I love news
paper work I saw, at a glance the clean,
Christian tone of the paper—a "dry"
town (thanks for your example and in
fluence). A town, city, 1 mean, of fruit
and flowers and song!
We left Fredericksburg, Va., Satur
day, Jan. 11th at 1:30 a. m., for Rich
mond, Va., and straight on through on
A. C. L. to Jacksonville, Fla., then
changed can there for. Sanford And ar
rived her* the 12th, Sunday morning at
2:30, and after refreshments at my
hrothor’a home on corner Sixth and Elm
avenue, we retired for a few hours’ rest
and sleep, and awoke at 6 to find it light
(It is dark at *7:30 a. m. in Virginia) and
birds singing and the fragrance of flowers
wafted Into the windows. It aeemtd a
dream and our four litUa ones (Warren
Edward, aged 11: the twins, Virgie May
and tommy Hugh, aged 8 and baby,
named after hia illustrious relative, Gen.
A. P. Hill) were so delighted they had no
snow to trudge through at play.
We
left-ice
‘night and a day’s Journey took us to the
land ot flowers and suinmef weather!
* 1 hope our little, ones may grow up
here and be useful, Christian member«
tions of money ahould be sent to R.*V.
Covington, Treasurer, Jacksonville.
Ntw Hotldar Created F or Benefit, Room fi. Board of Trade Building. Ap
plication* for children should be sent
Of The Children
Child Welfare Day 1* the neweet_day Marcus C. Fsgg. State Superintendent
by the asme address. The work is co n d u ce ted
CHILD WELFARE DAY
tbs matter of! till tho costa o f collection
will be added.' I don’t hardly think
automobile owner« hardly comprehend
RiurtnF puuini unman».-■Where it,
tax is unpaid and has to be cqjlgctcd by
procees, tbe coats of collection «ill he
frreirr«W lly bereen tbtw it Jr greatly to *
mothers, and complying with the re ing business men of Florida. All*3brtA*
the advantage of" tlu* owner to come in
quest Governor Trammell sends out the tlorw are used directly for the ctre of
and
pay before the collector calls.
little horoelMa children. Please send
following proclamation:
“The matter has been delayed a little,
“At the request of the.National Con* yours today.
.
....... ■' f i L » ' ' j j * ’ but Sheriff Kirkwood and Itf* deputies
garea of Mothers, I am pleased to desig
¿ill get busy within the next few day*,
That Automobile Tat
nate February seventeenth, 1913,. as
and
collect the remaining portiorf of the
"Only about four hundred -and. fifty
“Child Welfare Day’* throughout the
taxes
by regular process of law."
owners," said Collector W. E. Martin,
state of Florida.
An
a matter^ of, fact automobllo ow nhave
complied
with
the
law*
and
paid
Ladies Will Vole
Every thoughtful citizen real Itea that
ers
can
save themselves a eonaidrrabl.
their
automobile
tax.
This
is
probably
The Indies of Florida expeet to vote ths nation’s future finds its lodgment in
not more than half tbe machines in the amount of Jtrouble and expense by pay
at a future date and have compiled the the rhUdren of today.
following amendment to the constitu
We give more or km time to plan county. For several days they came In ing the tax before it pease« into the hands
tion:
ning for the conservation of the material rather briskly, and it looked aa though of the sheriff. Repor^ec-Bty .
Joint Renolutlon Proposing* an -Amend wealth of our state and nation, amTh is the cottratloru would eotftr be made, hut
ment to the Constitution of the State well that we do; ;jju t how* much more there baa been quite a lull, and it now
Subscribe fo; the Herald.
of Florida:
important it is that we study child life, appears as though they are going to put . ' .
. .«J • ■ ..
He it resolved by the Legislature of the and plan for the welfare of our.childre n.
State of Florida:
The state is Interested In having a proper
That the fotllowlng amendment to the Influence of the home upon the life of the
•— ■1 —*
srf-JiioskW be
IT is Interested to ace tEat 1 hey
and. t h f . x A i w * nd are encouraged ttrbMiPTTonrtfttF spiritual
... e n r r r a r D - : ; - —
be submitted to tho electors of-ihe lives, and it has an important duty to
state at the general election in 1914 for fulfill in supplying the bent school ad
F U L L C R O PS
H A LF D RO PS
ratification or rejection:
vantages and fostering a high standard
A RTICLE I
of civic righteousness.
Section 1, of Article, VI, of the Con
The work of the National Congress of
stitution of the State of Florida is hereby
Mothers la truly a worthy one, and l am
This booklet gives the restons for spring fertilising, description of
amended so aa to read as follows:
sure that the citizens of Florida will be
formulsi to be used, snd amount, time, and mode of application.
Section 1. Every person of the age
greatly benefitted by giving, upon th*r
of twenty-one years end upwards that
Sent on request.
day avobe designated, careful thought
shall, at the time 0/ registration, be a
to the welfare of the children of this
IDEAL Methods hsve msde the banner groves.
eititen of the United States, and that
state."
shall have resided and had a habitation,
S E E D IRISH P O T A T O E S
. PARK TRAM M ELL.
domicile, home and place of permanent
.
*
Governor.
- -*
. CHOICE SELECTED STOCK
abode In Florida for one year and in the
county for six months, ahall in auch
The Children's Home Society of Flor
Writ# lot Priées. Let ss »»od yoe our book In . Irish Potato*» sod
county be deemed a qualified elector ida with headquarters at Jacksonville
• Florida Vegetable*
«...
at all elections nnd* r this Constitution. is looking after . the welfare of more
Male .and female persons shaii In all homeless, neglected, orphan and aban
W ILSO N & T O O M ER F E R T IL IZ E R CO.
reapeets be alike eligible to vote and doned children than all other children’s
hold office in the state, of Florida Nat home* together. It is the only state
MANUFACTURERS OF IDEAL FERTILIZERS
uralised citizen of the United States at wide, undenominational charity in Flor
JACKSON VILLE,
.*
.
.
.
FLORIDA
the time of and.before registration shall ida. Its work in supported entirely by
ywf
Wag1j r
produce to the registration officer a cer voluntary donations nnd in only limited
Local Agent R. Ç. M axw ell, Branch M an ag er.
tificate of naturalization or u duly cer by lack of funds. * Six hundred and fiftytified copy thereof.
five little children were provided for by
the society last year, over 100 have iieen
referred to the society for aid already
For Sale
R O Y A L P A LM N U R S E R IE S -O N E C O , F L O R ID A
this year, funds are needed at once.
Ten acne poultry and truck farm, four
Moat citen»«» collection of Nurccry Stock in Florida or Gulf rt|ioo mm ready foe
room house, barn, Incubator house, Won’t you help celebrate Child Welfare
• distribution. Aik fa/ copy of out »plrndid n»*r cataloga», which-» trplcl» with plant
chicken houses and runs ttr arrommo^'Day in-Florida by wendmg-some money
lag Information, descriptions, etc. Fruit T r wi rO scorsti«» Pleat«. Ornamental Shrub«,
lowing nt once for this grent work, for the up
etc. from all over the world, rreutr of our eiteodve importations and esperinsents for
wells.
building of the future Citizens of Florida!
the p*M 29 »rar». ’S«* special ceah •discount under business rule* In catalogue
Will sell the farpi either with or with
W R IT E T O D A Y .
out the sthek of ehiekens, if taken be- F’.very dollar will help u whole lot. Per
<
haps you could take a little boy on girl
ftfte F'eby. 20th.
R. R .. MARKS.
or baby into your/iwii home, t/oha- R E A 8 O N ER B R O T H E R S .
Onceo, Florida
C IT R U S B a o K
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BIGGEST FAIR IN FLORIDA
T H E F R U IT S AND V E G E T A B L E S
T H E F IN E HOGS AND C A T T L E
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T H E B E S T AND F A S T E S T HOR s 'e S EN S
T H E F A N C Y W O RK, JA M S AND J E L L I E S
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J.
M r. R .
SANFORtl
HERALD
February’ 14, 1918
of Scm ln o lr
T h e fin e s t r e s o r t
H o lly . E d i t o r
A» ¿“ « n i t a n n n n n n t W H T M l r v u d e r o f
y ou r e x c e l l o n t n e w s p a p e r , ' w h i c h
rd u ltn
t o well t h e a d v a n t a g e s o f L u c k y S u rf fo rd
‘ r,rrr th* noilhtlti tuuxuC
fomr trrtffr.- *nd a», a .fananr>.
ami a t a x p a y e r w o u l d any l h i l l t h e n a m e
‘‘S e m i n o l e "
for
the
new c o u n t y
w o u ld
be th e m oat a t t r a c t i v e n a m e t h a t co u ld
be selected -
The
n a m e w o u ld
!«• m o a t
su ita b le and no d o u b t c o u n t g r e a t l y
the selection o f a
from
old
oth er
now
statya.
In d ian
and
to all p e o p l e ,
The
to
in
|x-oplc
se n tim e n t
S p an ish
and
name sh ou ld
hom e
nam e»
t h e selection
be d ecid ed
by
a
of
up|Huil
of
the
popular
is bein¿ built at
Sunset Mountain
Asheville, N. C .
N EW /O RLEAN S
THIS IS THE FIRM
v o te in y o u r p a p e r .
T h e proposed new c o u n t y h a s t h e best
of
only
cu ltu red
|>eop|e,
fertile la n d ,
beau
£ood
in te llig e n t,
who k n o w
this,
but
tlful l a k e * arid
Flurid n
A b s o lu te ly F ir e p r o o f
re s o u rc e s in t h e s l a t e
f ln p o r a n g e
Not
grove»,
W ill o p e n J u l y 1st
».
l»<-
lo t h e w o r l d .
W ith fa ir S a n f o r d
b u siness in t h e c i t y
the t i m e
I can
T yjR GROV E, of St. Louts, Mo., is building the finest resort
hotel in the world, to he opened J A T » ! . iqi y
ft will he ibsoluttly
GrrfKaoi,-*nA- ,tv bao#: M t. flit .1fcC
: . h th lfa a - ti' S v n H T MoanUio. at
whose foot it sits.
It is being built by hind in the old fsshtoned way.
l ull of rest snd comfort snd wholesomeness.
<J The front Ixwn ts the hundred ure eighteen hole golf links ol the
Asheville Country Club, snd with tt sixty seres of our own Iswn.
t h e c o u n t y neat of
of
Now
ag ain
m uch
York,
g r e a t e s t p l e a s u r e is l o o k i n g
my
forw ard
cull S a n f o r d
to
my
hom e.
The
good
work
of
paving
the
road
W ould
like t o s u g g e s t t h a t y o u m v e s t i g u i t - i n ,
paving b l o c k s Used in t il e s t r e e t ' , o ( t hi«city
T h e y s a y t h e y a r e c i i e u j w r . rimri
d u r a b le ,
and
tw ice
th e
co st in g l e s s t o l a y .
sire
of
b ric k s,
th a n a n y t h e y h a v e e v e r u.«»>d, -«> w ou ld
think o n t h e r o a d s t h e r e t h e y w o u ld In
t o s e c tin* uin. »»( t in
htock s a n d s e n d t o > y u if n m
w .m M , n ,
h a V«* il
W i s h in g v o u a n d nil S a n f o r d
lu ciw .
it t. -. -i
I urn.
Sin cerely
H K K H K ftT
<i
>, ou r»
< K im
N
I he ‘ ‘ B i g
R H E U M A T ISM
the ru gs
( ' ( » N t M K i l l I»
p in e s
L ro n a rd i » Itlo o d E l i x i r * u n
I n « ...i
I Use-use or C omI h N o t h i n g .
Un n o t s t a n d a n o t h e r n e e d l e s * d a y of
suffering w i t h t h e a g o n i z i n g t o r t u r e * of
r h e u m a t i s m w h e n u few
ol I
ardi * i i l o o d E l i x i r will q u i c k ly p u t m
end to y o u r p a i n a n d i i i i m t v
1 -eon nrd i’s U I o . hI E l i x i r n. a * p r . ih t.,i
the cu re of R h e u m a t i s m in .dl i t * f o r m s
chrom r, m u s c u la r, in llu rn m a lo ry or gout
It so c l e a n a e a a n d r e n o v a t e s t h e
that the r h e u m a t i c p o i s o n i* d r i v e n f r o m
the s y s t e m a n d y o u a n - uhle to t h ro w
aw ay y o u r c n i t c l u - i a n d lie fri*- fro iri *i.|
fentig.
Mr. la-nnardi knows mi exactly wlial
hi* H)(n«i Elixir will do tFlut h c’ ni.iki*
thi* offer to every sufferer of rheumatism
•crufulous affect ions, eruption» of the
skin, holts, tumors, ulcers old sore*, •>,
jdiili*. nervous debility, rheumatism . .1
turrh, arid any and all diss'iises arising
from impure Mood, that ¡I taken ,n di
to t*»l .uni no ixm-fit i* re,, ,..i
Hand the purchase price
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rn atism a n d 1 r e c o m m e n d il t o all "
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You may wonder why Cardui Is so successful, after
oilier remedies have faded. I he anvwcf is that Cardui Is
successful, because II is composed of scientific Ingredients,
that act curatively on the womanly system. It Li a medicine
for women, and for women only. If builds, strengthen*, and
restores weak and ailing women, lo health and happlnes*.
If you suffer like Mrs. Fincher did, taka Cardui. It
will surely do for you, what 11 did for fier. At all dmggfifi.
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1 lie mild vvmici hut* caused (lie spring ¿ 1 owi h
to start carlv
D o n ’t delay fc rt 1 1i 2 iiig.
Favor i t e Frui t Manure will give results and
will not produce die-back.
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“ I had been troubled, a little, for nearly 7 yean," writ**
Mr*. L Fincher, In a letter from Peavy, Ala., “ but I wa*
not taken down, until March, when I went to bed and had
to have a doctor He did all he could for me, but I got no
better. I hurt all over, and I could not rest. Al last, l tried
Cardiff, and soon I bewail to improve. Now I am la rtry
good health, and able to do all my housework.”
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li»- ♦'"lat*- of Filila Muif*- (. •. r-« ■>»f i» .» MW*!
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P MfK IN N . SunvrT M. iun111n
i he Ville, N C
New York Booking O ffue. n*J< Hroadwir
an v » i»
M fx.
called-for brand on the market.
lo g s
Hie
(i ram m a r S c h o o l ,
Now the most popular, the most
sort.
q The Lnn is looted on. the side o f Sunset Mountain, »bout a mile from
the top, arid is not only tool enough in the Summer to make a blanket
heCcssarv at niglit, but is protected and mild enough tn the W inter to
mike life rniovfble without eneryation
The
fo r
o r w h * t s o m e ca l f t h e
room
q F or the golfers we ire building lockers snd shower h,*th rooms with
* forty foot swimming poof that will not be enelled bv ihe finest ctuh*
6eeeC T *iai*iei.p lnr'.'X''"*Tii-dMTVoti-thtn*'nxs-srirds riiitint when they
ire on the links
<j Mr. \V ib S Kennev. of Hrettoa Woods. N 11, who his shown in hu
minigcincnl of The Mount Washington hotel ind Hotel ( !irend>>n.
thit he is the peer of hotel keepers, »ill insnige thr Inn
q W e own tight hundred «res »round the inn ( ioniumptivrs not
taken t.
q F-Opeculls »vsilible for northern guests in the Spring, Fsll ind Winter.
i+*"»•W
'I» I »ttal.«Ii IliIi S, i
li. u n
v*j .
-• •
<J The plumbing miterul will be the finest that his eyer bern placed in
mv hotel in the world.
I he loll pipe h»s bees h\dr»ulul> toted md
ihcn gxKinired
The hot witer pipe.
Ibi in weight, will be »olid
brixs
The steim pipes sre liters genuine lip »elded wrought iron tcstel
h>iir*ulit!v to p»M> lbs.
The bitbtubs ind futures ill solid porielitn
No pipes stsihle snTwhcre.
No rsdutors to be seen
ill pi*» rd in re
erssrs under windows.
N o electric bulbs to be seen
almost e v e r l a s t i n g
1k ‘ g l a d
T he result was
Four hundred one-piece rugs ire being msde st Aubusaon, Frince.
Scyen hundred pieces of the furniture »re being mide by hind by the
Rovcrofters. T V silver will be hind himmered.
T h e constan t heavy
traffic h e r e w e a r s t h e ( r a v i n g b l o c k s Ir - s
W o u ld
m
•m
Q 1 he purest witcr obtitnshle mvvhere, piped seyenteen miles, from
the slopes of M ount M itchell, o 'er 6<>o»i feet altitude.
Biltrnore milk md
cream eiclusivdv, supplied from j« m» registered Jcrsevs on the eytue of
Mr. Ceo. W . Vsnderbitt.
It is doubtful if this fimous duty is equiled
in the world.
w ay* s h o w s t h r p e o p l e a r e u n i t e d in m uk
ing t h i s s e c t i o n b e t t e r t h a n »>vi r
" People come mile» hi R et a i**|r of
real New Oilcani Coice'—they've
beard to much of its remsrkthle »nd
peculiar goodneu. Why nol tend
il to llttra k>lti.* rt v-abin reach tj***
rvrrybfidr mrmsffmmcbar dTilance >"
W in» S . K E N N E Y , m a n a g e r
tid e s t h e f i n e s t a n d m o a t h e a l t h f u l c l i m a t e
b e a u t if u l " S e m i n o l e ” c o u n t y , n o t
who ten years ago reasoned:
Sellin i» f i .00 L ie h
BATES & TODD
Baa M7
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February 1 1 , 1P18
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pant week. Anions them wer« \V A
Ruase ami family, of Chicago, C! I)
Jfthnson, of D tKuyUr, N. Y., J. M. H a - ,
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Vfñrüf Bli U k c Mlhnr. r o ^ b t a r t ' u
und wife of Holtdayburg. Fu.. Geo. A
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aches, sour stomach, indigestion g o
Ohi and wife of Ncwurk. N. J., Mr>.
^ S h B ÿ r h e bowl «da a lu irft'7I »Lfi*
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Sound Sleep
son. ’ Arftrrvtth*. N c.r Ir Alexander
Forest City, Va., G. A Bur Inner, Lick >
Kurt, Va., und J. YV, Gli ss, Dawson,Ga. I
MOORE MOVEMENTS
yy W. W. Dreanor, while on an errand at
^
Joe Cameron'a last Saturday was badly
bit through the left hand by the big dog,
Hon, whio U said to be a valuable cow
dog, aa well “as a dangerous one to have
around, as it has bitten others before
this. Dr. Neal dmaed the wound and
Mr. D rm o r t* getting on a* well as run
be expected
T h e c h u rc h is receiving the second
‘coat of paint and will make a white
■|K)t in tbo landscu|>c we will lx> proud of.
A committee of men will meet soun
and put the grounds in order. L. M a
loney of Sanford I» doing the painting.
___ IJie many friends of M i » Maude
-SïïrorTTïï?
pl^no contest, as she is a general favor
ite. .
}
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hancock Were
guests of Mrs. Chase and her »on, O. L.
Cha»e of the West Side and her daugh
ter, Mrs Morrison of Kanui- City, Mo.,
on an auto trip and day u! Altamonte
Springs on u recent Sunday.
The Sunday school •is preparing a
22nd of February entertainment to lake
place at Mis. Ella Greenland’s home on
Cameron avenue, .the evening of the
21st, the procwil* in pay for repairing
and tuning the church organ
The Farmers’ Improvement Club had
u very interesting meeting last Friday
evening. Musical selections, both or
gan and vocal, and also violin, which
wiw especially enjoyed, select readings
ami recitations and touch topics on
farming, after which the Ladies' Aid
served coffee and ciikr and cleared a
neat sum to add to the church painting
fund.
A recent arrival on ileatdull avenue
is a non at the home of Mr and Mrs
Hyerw.
Joe Guerre In at home again after
spending several months at Ft Myers
and other jtoint-. in the south
Miss M a r T ’rcviitt of Geneva was If
visitor at the McClelland home the Itrst
of this week
Mr. and Mr* Geo I Iraki-of MuK.un-,
Ktt<., who were gtn-<t* at th-1 'liiith li me
for some time are visiting Miami Palm
Bench and other point» south
The freight car» loaded with vegnl
allies from the l umerou farms were off
the track on the S. A- E. R\ at lbs k
i
r,y«.'7#y TWglir —TW*' ■wrrcfcw*
and crew were all night getting them
hack on again
KBENEEZKH ITEMS
Min Lillie Lord s|>ent several days
in Sanford luat wis-k vpulmg her m -|it
Mrs, L. Y Bryan
Mr I) Barry of Winter Garden is
spending a few day* tin» week with his
sisitcr, Mrs. Will Nolan:
Mr. and Mrs. Dorner and Mrs. Merri went her of Celery Ave., drove out in
Mr. Dorner's car Sunday and »iwtii the
day with Mr. Riley and family
Rev Mr Saunders of Geneva, preach
ed two good aerinoli» in the Methodist
church Sunda> which were iiim-h en
joyed try all
Miss Edith 1 nrt in »pent the week
end in Altamonte ¡springs visiting friends
Mr» J II Wyne has i»-cii t|uite sick
hut we are glad to »«• her up again now
Mr. R. U. Lynch and YV. T . Hum
phrey madp a flying husinens trip to
Urlando last Tuesday.
v Mm. L \ Hryun, Mrs. Miche and
Mm. .Tolar of Sanford drove out in
Mm- Miche's car Thursday and spent
the day with Mrs J. M Lord.
Mr. J. I) Evans purchased a newhome lust week
The first ipiarterly meeting will lie
held at Ebem-exer church the 24th and
25th of tht» month
All are cordially
invited.
CAMERON CITY U .IIT IN fT S
YY'. YV. DreAaor limi the misfortune to
have, (iki linjul ijuite oc venti y bitten by a
«L>lî-
Howard SwarU bas been spending hl»
mid-t^rm vu-atiun here and has lu^n
hard at work on tbo Swnrti farm.
« Mm. U. L. Goer had ita lier guct» on
Tueaday Mrs. Rigger mid Mm. Iloyd
of. Bauford.
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C. G. Vqn Amdule and wife of YVirhib|jnpic^a ^tnç«» Maat rilLtlG. laigûnU 4u
-T amp«,- v hm > tTi'c r ~ aTii' vuit [ll^b'T
Eplacopnl Church
Services at the Church of the Holy
Cross (Episcopal), until further notice
will be as follows:
Sunday school at 9:45 a m
Morning Prayer with sermon at II
o'clock, and
Evening Prayer with short sermon at
7 30 every Sunday in the month.
On the first Sunday in the month
there will be a celebration on the Holy
Communion at the II o'clock service:
and on the third Sunday .of the month
there will be an early celebration at 7:30.
The mid-week services during Lent
will be as follows:
Tuesday afternoon, at 4.
ITMl UMflye fruii Ig W f-HW"1* * " Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock.
Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The Guild of the Holy Cm»’ will meet
Friday afternoon of each week during
Lent at 2:30 at the Rectory, adjourning
in time to attend the evening service at
4 :30.
Strangers in our city, as well as ouf
resident friends will be cordially wel
comed and shown to seals. Which are all
iree.
REV. A R T H U R S. P E C K .
50-If
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Rector.
Offlcs Holdsra All th« 8 am *.
"Office bolder« are not different,"
says the Dlllvllle Bnnner
Once In
aide, they never answer the knock oi
tbe man with a warrsni to dislodge
'em
They consider (he office n pule
lie trust, and they trust that tbey'll
bold It forever
Homctline« there Is j.
funeral, but every obltuar) notice tie
gins
Faithful to the last he died si
his post
No amtier how email (Hr
enlnry, it would be paster to remove n
mountain than to pry ein loose’
,
Bruii Dy» spaia Tablet» rwomiy
causa (bay tua.
i
PILLS
U U i n IO«.. 2U.
Fl hhr r men Had Good Lurk
The Ananias Club held an informal
meeting last Tuesday and ujam the in
formation of M. W. Lovell that hr km w
just where the fish were located he wag
taken into full me mb* whip and he has j
certainly qualified ai u life member.
YV. L. Mil leer. N. H. Garner, Frank Milteer, M. YV. Lovell, It. J . HpUy and F. M.
Elder were in the party and Gee Creek
was the objective point. The creek Is
very narrow and shallow in spots hut
'wherever enough »enter—
make a pool the fish cun be found ai d
the party managed to get about sixty
nice o w i la-fore dinner. Camp was
made in the timber along the creek, and
the way that hunch ate fish was scandal
ous
They could have caught more
fish after dinner, hut nor.e of them were
able to move around much
Thre wild
turkeys were flushed in the morning I ut
none of them wire killed and any in«
wap ting u line day's sport can be re
warded by going to Gee Creek and Gee
Hammock.
’Dr.TTF.H "Th*n Moihcrt)»rJ I#
«u h .” o ihr br*.J. t.h .t ind (u*x
nt.Jr iront
W H ITE C LO V ER FLO U R
ficcate I« It belter hour ihn»
c o u ld S c e o iu b lv prod uced i t i m i
.ime, reflect «rile, pcilect millJm. perire*coniiiiloni mihr. " hue
Clo.rr • I’f.Rl t.CT ftoduri
W r g n ir s n ir « - I t . in d » u ih o r u e
• Vrrr detler to retondit»«- punt).i.
em e lq my one not tindm« li
The Best
4'K0UR GROCER HAS ITI*
You can buy Boxali Dy»pep*ia TabUta
la this eommuaiiy only al out »toi».
L
R. PHILLIPS & CO. _
Hanfnrfl
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Florida
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and city
Cartadlw tu I
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! lb® Ual&d FUairs, Ä
(Jreai flrii«tIu.
Tber« U a iidftr«ol
litfnwly fur
every oci|ln»ry lu*m»n 411-
M c b i *peg'i*Uy ti« *bfíi#*í f o r th « p a rt ic u la r di
fo r w h ic h it i* v s c o m iu e t K » *
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First \ational Hunk <it Sanford
IS TMF SIATI or rUIMItia. AI III! ctnsr lit
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Ancient Gam« la Cheat.
1 in 40 10 AHHH 2A
Crfclfird rliMri»
It I» Im p o s sib le to » lu te Just when
ï M\ 1? i tlAp Mh
and where c h e s s w a s born
M ack we
may go In the ages, but we »till find It
.•»luting We s e e It painted on E g y p
?!.1* ij ri*** .i„
.
lion vases and we flut It in the Fill ' •hi 111 9 ni 1lf aligr
I t P Fnr«f»T' r--iiHirr rtf tfii* ifwiY> numidi Lutik
n e s e Ito u ks of Wisdom
It tum been
lo
iwrdf [filli III«* -tleivf utni*-Iti**Il 1 l* tfiir
ascribed to all kinds of birthplaces fo ttir tsr-wi of rii » IlIlo* nlgr ilfril
[ r ì \iHSlf.H l ii*Jnrr
its c r e a to r having been ai lim e » a
Ìtutii-st. f ilicil ami «'tsofit io Iar*tftf*• mr fliit Jilfh tlray
man. at times a god
Nothing |x>a1 ni Frtuf onr | IP II
A K KKY.
live !■ known about It, yet the greatNutrirv l'ulilit'
eat probabilities seem to point to Its
% Mv ftinimiown PiiHfr* F>b lil liti-4
Cmrftl Àticmt
having como from the eaau
FRFDKRIC II KANI»
H O (T4 ASI*
CiFlI II FI.KNALD
B«
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION Oh
.»«*!♦ li * t . \
(tri ti» chef F
Ih-tuhTni (T*ftifWaIr •i*f «ír
T im * W hen B h « W ould
miualives tiist help naturi» lo eij|qjJy
tho ciernen Is the a bacata of which
iu tha gaetrio juice* cause« Indiyr»
Uoo sod dytpepaio. They aid ihs
stomach to digest food stui to quickly
convert it into rich red Wood *<>J
material .nec*«»»r-y for overturning
natural body wait«.
Carry a package of Retail D>*.
pepria TaldsU in your ve.t pocket,
or keep them in your room Tak»
one after each heavy meal and prma
our aawrtion that they will keepimli.
geatinn from buliioriug you.
We know what Befall Dysorjina
Tablets are and what they will d,>.
We guarantee them to relirve indigntluU and dy.pepaia, or to refund
our muney. If they fail to do *>
fuean't it stand to reaeon tliat wn
vuuldn't assuma this money risk wrr*
wo noi cúrtala Ri- lull Dyapr-pu»
3'ablets will satisfy youf Three »lies;
SA cents, SO ceuts, ami 91.00.
BEECHAMS
I t I •«
I Motr* ni ut hr r Sn|»>n.il limi Ih,*
[ r ii lumit] inii-i 11dii«tu j iin'kfl» dfyil
irn I» t
1.17 «1
Cow» Triad for Murder.
La ■««l MeiH K»n»»«l li lltM ’•Il
Old documsnt» of ltie* middle ape» I
»»07 Si»
|*>f O.rtw*
iti 700 imi
l\ «7
li fi*I»•I Mith l S IfrMhitf
rnuU wrre pul on trial for trrloua of Hnlii niliflM
' r <»-ni «*f in 'iJnlioti
Il J
IHI!I IN
fcni(kn ohars**d HKulhai th«*tn
E‘or *-i f»ir firigii i S i *r »*tif«*l
ampi*, in 1370 ( h m roan »i*rf
I
fur tilvlUK killed a bo>
th#* «hula
herd were arrested «« arcoinpUre*
I IAHII H i t s
All wprr d I»char Red bul the Rillli *
\2">iMmi imi
nt>M/tI Si4■ k pnal iti
three. Iheae bstnac condemned to bn vuriilui fiiml
. ' r, I HHI MU
ti'll*HÌril {liofili !r »g rua l,*r* üth-l
eieruted
The »rnlfnie whh pro
If»»#*-» J«a MÍ
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nounced b> lb#* duke of Hurnumlj — Nrtlumai Fianh imtr* mitaiüiHlini
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Why not takr a lliioiing i n p o n ihr Kaimini wlierc you will |uvr all
liu comiiiilv of ^)l"llr,
It J ocmi I coM any murr.
Stic is
ihr i mrAi Y/civcl in Narifnrd Hailxii
Rcsify (or
iiitc on lliiulmg and Livhllig Irijo nt
1’ lr.uuir l'.irtics ut rcavooublr latcv
Hnquire of K. P. Fulton on imat at City Dock or See
C APT.
C.
B.
FULTON
ioooaD aooooooooooooooooonooQ O Q D Q oaQ ooaoooaaoooonoaooO
At ft long row of »enstde bathing
room» sti Important young man walk
ed up It» the door of one of i tie comtiarlineni» sn l knocking «i the same,
teslll) Inquired
\\ hou In ibunder
arc you going to gel those trousers
on’
There > u « falnl giggle und
a silvery voire replied
When I get
married. I suppose " The fou'ng man
fainted
He had mistaken the door.—
Exchange
T ««tlmonlal.
A grocer eujoys tne unenviable no
toriety ul selling the worst goods In
tbc dlstrht, but h« baa not recovered
from Urn shock be got the other day
when a little girl came Into the whop
and said
My nia sent me for two
pounds of your beat tea to kill rata
with, and a pound of finest bam. and
mind and cut It In good thick slices,
for It Is to sole and heel my dad ■
boots."
Most Powerful Poison.
The most powerful poison known Is
reported to have been extracted by a
Gorman chemist from the Meeds of the
rlcltius, the familiar castor oil plant,
and has been attracting much atten
tion on account of Its remarkable
properties Its power Is estimated to
be so great that a g ram —about a thlrt tr tn * » - * ■
ifpn apd O i i f j u t n c i . nix
HI
*Jfü(
W« pay for this I r . a t m c n i if ,t
tails to p rom ptly rcllava Indig«..
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; tW ^ver-dnd kidneys stimulated by
Sold tfflrywhtM
and relative* for vverxal weeks.
Dlkss Fellsd a Conqusst.
T^be Marshalls, our ent*T|>rl«ing groThe University pf I*eyden In Hol
w ry people, have purrhtsM t h e horse land was founded % 1675 as a monu
belonging to -th e Swart* fntm and will ment to tbs gratitude for (lie nation's
dellvermqce from a foreign enemy. The
use ft in their liusin
YV. A, Miimfck w temporarily dl«- Hpuninrdi invaded the Dutch country
in 1671 and laid siege to (he town of J
atiled with a very sure knee.
Leydfen, but the people bald out and :
Mm. (k YY'ushburn of Sunford spent
refused to surrender.
Th* tactful |
a part of Sunday with Mm. Minnick. puncturs of one of th * dikes saved lb* ,
M a n / tourists have visited .us th* nation, driving th* Spaniards away.
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C o m fo rt Y o u rS to m n ch
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All Metal Ice Cream Freezer
$ 1.00
$1.50
$ 2.00—
Gasoline is getting high, buy a
Revonac Blue Flame Oil Stove
H ottest flame with least f.ml
er makes a happy combination.
The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co.
Oak Avenue
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■SL SANTORO =HERALD
r =
=TZeb Ratliff and Jack Staton of The
Herald force spent a day fn Eustia this
week looking over the Monotype at the
Lake Region office.------------ L_---------
February 14,1918
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
an toco) AdverliMmentt Under This
Although the dramatization of a pop- Beading. Three Cent* ■ Line Each Issue
Whereas, Thomas Jsfforsoti. tha Father,
^
*.-v-
& V F "*
iron Saint of
Modera
h * dytiM -ww iir-on sfM rrtté
a play direct from the author’s pen, the
For /alee-One absolutely new, el*
which prudence requires us to establish st hopie, with the patriotic lieIs B. W- Bl*hop of Columbia, South Car stage production of .’T h e Go©** Girl," gaut bran bed, with box spring and hair
termlaatlon of every good cltlxen to use no foreign article which can be •
olina, U the gurat of hie aunt, Mrs. H. H taken from Harold M cGratbT novel of matt re*», bureau with tnirror, wash
made
within ounelves, without regard to difference of price,» secures us
V -Hill and fairtftjrr—’
V
the same title, is so replete with love stand, table, all high polish. Cost $165
against a relapse Into foreign dependency.”
1 M in n Miriam and Loretta BaUden scenes, heart Interest, political Intrigue, will soli immediately for $60.00. Ad
And, whereas, the Democratic party has, In Its platform, oh which
of Blackwell South Carolina, am gu/»sta pathoe and good clean comedy that It dress B, Herald.
61-2p
platform we have voted, worked for and elected the Incoming Congress
enjoys the same reputation for consutr.of Miss Mamio Hill.
For Rent—5-room cottage, with al
•nd administration of the United States, stated that iho present tariff
ThoM.who have been out to the fair ing interest a* the book did on It* ap modern improvement-. Palmetto Ave.
was especially obnoxious It) that:
(round* at Orlando say the exhibit* am pearance. This popular play, with a N. H. Garner.
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.Under its operation, the Amerlrau farmer and laboring man ore
capable company nnd maarivu scenic
going to be the finest ever. * .
For Sale—Two story house and amal
the chief sufferers; it raises tbe cost of the necessities of life to them,
inveititure will be one of the early at
Joseph Homer, the wdl known trav
barn, four acres, forty orange trees,
tractions here
but does ndt protect their product or wages . . . . W’e recogulie that
elling man who rail* Ortando hU home,
other fruit. Three thousand dollars.
our system of tariff tax«s Is Intimately connected with tbe bpslneia Of
wee in the city on Wednesday^
One thousand cash, balance to suit pur
the country, and» we favor tbo ultimate attainment of the principles w*
The Presbyterian Church
chaser. Property nt Paola, Florida.
\J. D. Roberta aaya people haye plenty
advocate by leglslstldn that will not Injure' or desirtr legitimate IndusRev. Fred. D. Hunt will preach Sun Mrs. E. R. Curtis, Sanford.1 * 48-tf
of money in Sanford for he aold a coop
day morning on .‘‘The Second Coming of
For Sole—160 Mirk homer pigeon* at
of turkeya in half an hour on Wednes
A»d, whereas, the Honorablo Oscar w. Underwood, of* AUb»tna. lbs "
Christ." It will be an* exposition-.S 65c per pair. Will not ship leas than ten
day.
high priest of modern Democracy, whom the people
Florida" did tb*
what the Scriptures teach upon this sirs. Arthur Schieman, Tampa, Fla,,
i Jas. A- McComb, the genial editor great subject*.
am* Warden.
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honor to prefer by their votes as their candidate for /th» presidency of
of the Growers News, has returned from
For Rent—Furnished collage, ¿10
the United States on this Demucrattc-plAtftirRT; and who t r tbo-accepted J
,
,
The night aendcO Mil begin a t 7 o’clock
a trip ta M Ml\i.*ndi5tlhar points on -the. -witfi w ffO ’>rtinritt'-»./njF'*er*irw'>
frnm our Pino avenue.. Will wdl the_iuuulura.
loader* wf the itawnwx*Mt*'p<rrry' in rbc House of-Repn-eeataUveev— and
Boi 178T
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East CtMOdr»
new Evangelistic song books. The sub
the
Chairman of tbe powerful Ways and Means Committee of the House
For Sale— Beggar Weed Seed. We
J . R. Holland apent a few houra in ject of the sermon will be '’Faith.’’ The guarantee our Tom Wutson ami all vari
of Representatives, has stated that ho fa la favor of a "competitive tariff”
Orlando Wednesday making plan* for pastor will heck to make perfectly clear e d « of watermelon seed to be true to
and has stated at sundry and divers times. In public print uud private
telling Overlanda to tbe county ofllciaU and simple what the Bible mean* by name. Write for prices. For .13 years
utterances.
In speaking for his party;
we have grown melons for seed purposes
of Harney county,
faith in Jesus Christ.
'We are in favor of a tariff that la levied for revenue only, which
only. Giradeau Seed Co., Monticelto,
;T b * aeroplano Right* this year at thn
Flo.
42-26 tc
definitely excludes the Idea of protecting the manufacturer'» profit».
Paul Gilmore
fair will be made by a seasoned aviator
For Sale— Two desirable lots in San
Thie doesn't signify that we are in favor of malting Into free trade
The engagement o f'I’aul Gilmore and ford Heights. Bargain 1/ taken prompt
and not by the amatuer who failed to
conditions or uf living »<* radical In ntir legislation us to Injure legiti
Associate Players at tbe Imperial The ly. Address, D. G WagnerKissimmet*,
get off the ground last acajou
mate business, but we do mean that exclusion and class benefits are
Fla.
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. Mra. C. II. Dingee has returned from atre for one night, Fch. i9th, will present
paat. and that the period of holiest com petition la here
Where you
For Sulc —Pop corn wagon ;ti corner
a two week’s visit to home folks at the actor manager in a big dominant First und Park Avt, Enquire ut Hi**hofi
make your tariff rata# balance the dtfferenca In cost . a t ’ h f i me n n d
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Dunedin and her many friends will he role of the type which playgoers have Block or addre» Box 10U4, City.
abroad, including an allowance for the difference In freight rate», and »top
learned
to
luisoclute
withhlx
name.
See Smith, Fix-lt-Man, for liest roof
delighted to Jearn that her health is
lh»r», (he tariff will be competitive; It will permit the growth of frea
The Havoc" is'u tense, gripping dream, gutters. ' Room 7, M. G. T. Block. 50-tf
greatly improved
competition.”
built upon the story of n duel of wot*
For Rent—One large room with two
Joe DeMont has returned from New
And, whereas, the cost of labor to produce and transportation to dtllvar
between an injured busbnnd and n bed.*, suitable for two young men. Also
Orleans where he attended the Mardi
to
the rlly of \ e * York. Florida citrus fruits, is greater than the coat
treacherous guest in hi* house The big one room nicely furni<h«*d With or
Gras and ate several pot it dr foi Gra*
uf
labor to produce and the transportation to deliver citrus frulta In
without
board.
Mrs.
R.
L.
Jon
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role of tbe play, the husband, oilers one
Park Ave.
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and states that he enjoyed llto /WryNew
York City, which are grown In various foreign countries—notably
of the most convincing charuetenr seen
rou* F rtmeia* very much.
For Rent Cheap—New one room fur
Spain
and Italy—than the existing tariff on such citrus fruits
and that
on tiie stage in recent years nnd i* piny* *1
cottage, with bath on quarter
Mrs. J . E. Laing returned home Mon by Mr. Gilmore with quiet power and nished
therefore the present tariff on citrus fruits fall« entirely within the de
acre, good garden land. Laurel avenue
day evening from a vUit of tevorttl works tense nervous force By the sheer and Second street. Address P. O. Box
clared principles of the Democratic party tu the -matter of the tariff, aa
hereinbefore quoted be It therefore
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with relatives in Valdotta, Oa., and alto power of his acting be dominate* the 1123.
For Sale or Rent— First chum farm
in Tallihaasee, where the attended the powerful drutnntir situations of "The
Resolved That w*e th** Florida t'ltin* Exchange, a non-profit, c o o p e r a
inauguration of Governor Park Tram- Havoc” wilti perfect ease, nnd «luring fully equipp'd. Fin*» buildings. Ev
tive brotlie: hood of the citrus growers of Florida, representing an In
erything modern. Bargain. Bo* 144,
melt
dustry, upon which are dependent an army of on* hundred thousand peothe scenes that are softened by Brilliant Orlando, Fla.
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pla. and an In»*’ntui<’j|i of one hundred million dollars, demand that
A hig force of men are at work for the runic comedy he makes the author’For Sale— Block of five well local, -<1
the pieaent tariff on citrus finds be unchanged and *** hereby piedga
Wrstcrn Union Telegraph Co., '»ring satiric lines snap and sparkle and burn city Iota. Address Owner, Box 1287.
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ing new wires and getting everything by In* quick, nervous, crisp, decisive
ouiselves and promise Hint those Interested In, and dependent upon, the
For Trade
- -Brick Veneer
House
in shape for the new quarters in the ton«».
...
i.
. . . in
citrus Industry >»X iba slafo ai FJorida a/ll w«r4t-with UuuU, body, soul and
uiorudo. Eight rooms. .1 clot*
Pueblo,. (Colorado.^
People* Hank building, next door toi
pant#V.
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•*t* nn<
Herald office^
—
the United State* from the State of Florida who vote* for any tariff bill
The Gate City House has brought louse, newer, house newly painted und
which will reduce the p r»»nt tariff on citrus fruit*, and that, though
i Mrs. L. Gaptricr Of .Savannah. Ga., djwn the hjgh cost of living. Only 14.00 .»spered inside, outside cement cellar,
ilher out building», lot 50*120, nil fenced,
we have long and faithfully supported the Democratic party. If tha
Is the guest of Mrs. T. J. Miller Mrs. pet week for the finest table board in uce shade Thi«
|H place
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well located in
Democratic party through Its representatives |n Congress, pusses a bill
Gantner has h number of friends in San the city. See Parker
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ily park, school, cfturch*w and car line*
A'ill trade this plan» Tor land Vacant or
reducing the tariff on citrus fruits to a point Hint Is not "cumpetitlv»,"
ford who remember her as Miss Maud
Wnde. the Totter. Orlarxl t.
tf
.'mproved close to Sabfortl. Call and
Rousseau, arben the lived here with her
In that it dons not "balance the difference In costs st home and abroad.
Better have your sçed for spring plant ice us. Sw-rq«- Iotrid A Investment Co,,
parents some year* ago.
Including an allow aura fuf the difference In freight rate*", that we will
6/1-4(r
ing reserved at I. R. Philip* 4 Co. and •ferahi Building, Sanford, Flu.
repudiate
the action of auch party .and wLU pledge ouraolvea to the sup
I Miss Ida Claytof Montgomery, Ala ,
For Rent —Store room aptl unfurUP
AÜU.- rtishetl room in Bishop block. Enquire
port of a party that will so protrrf m ir home» orrr tfidtrerrirr-ifftf-fftfr
arrived4u llw itty Wednesdeywrml7F tiw
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Get your beans for spring ptuntin Holden Real Estate Co.
Itvrs from tiie illsontrous Influence of imported products, which prod
” , charming‘house .guest of Mm. M. C.
now and save money. L: R. Philips
For
SaleCanopy
top
Runabout,
ucts are largely dependent In thelr production on the pauper labor of
Doyle and daughter, Miss Maw Mis* Co
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Complete, Enquire I.. 1). Goodrich ot
foreign lands und he It further
Clay will also visit her brother, W. B.
Mi*» N. A. Wvlly, Ft Reed. Price ReasSmith, Fix-11-Man does beat paper »naltle.
Resolved, That topics of this resolution be sent to the .Senators and
Clay^atrd family of Arcadia.
49-81
hanging, paintiifg. M. G. T. Bl*>ck.
iurnlsinsl
Members of Congress from the tftate of Florida In order that thoy may
IFor
Ul Rent
twill Two
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' rooms, corEd. Rourke took in the Mardi Gras
Room 7.---• 60-tf
Inquire at
iter Third and Magnolia
be advised of Hits action ■tint intention on onr psrt sml tie tl further
st New^OrtSlW Iist" week’ and stales
48-tf
Sun ford Furniture Co. store.
sto
New
crop
bean*.
tornato***,
corn,
Resolved That n ms.*» meeting of thus» lntur»«le.1 in the citrus Indus
that all ho saw of Joe DeMont wm hi*
Wanted Clean cotton rags, no scraps,
watermelon, »quash. cucumber and ciintry
of Fluild» tie called to .nm ene at Turnpn Fla on 'he 17th day
name on tha hotel register. Ju st what teloujies. L It Philii** 4 Co.
at the Herald office. Will pay 2 cents
of
Xjirll.
1913. for the piirjMi~e uf ihsciissttig these mallets and arrang
Ed would have done had he enughi up
per pound.
42-8t
Ing
and
perfecting
an efficient organization which »hail he statcwida
with Joe I* a matter of conjecture.
For
Sale—Two
family
launch*«,
also
Now is the time to buy tomato seed,
v
holes
ale
fish
business
with
launches,
and
permanent,
for
thp purpose of protecting our Industry along tha
Mr. and Mm. W. C. Palmer and lair.- corn, pea*, beans. Cucumber and melon (mats and nets, Also lake front lot with
seed
for
spring
planting.
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Philips
tines
herein
disclosed
ily nnd Mrs. Vance Douglas* left on
three house*. C. L. Vincent, at fish
A Co.
42-81
Wednesday for Miami where they will
louse.
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The Guarantee Investment and Loan
make their future home. We halo to
Good
Mule
(or
Sale
Cheap—For
inCo., Curry Bldg., Tampa, Fla., lend
Itwe these good people from our midst money at 6 per cent interest, payable ipection apply to John C. Edwards,
*nd hope they will be happy and pros in small monthly Installment». Write Celery avenue
12-tfc
for particulars.
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perous In’ their new home.
For Sale— Two good mules, wsgon
See Smith. Fix-it-Man. All genera and harness. See them st Mecca Ham
A. J . Piei, of the Piel Brewing Co.,
Advertisement
3G-tic
has his handsome yacht at the city dock house repairs. Room f, M. G. T. Block mock on Greenman place
Want«-d Man and wife with small
60- tf
sml has just spent a.m ost delightful
capital,
t<> manage Uvc stock and produce
time on tb* upps* St. John*. He ex
While the wealher Is hot buy you*
farm
on
share basis. See owner ut
pect* to tell hU northern friends about dried chipped beef at W. W. Long’»
Stone
Island,
or address Box 1168, San
the delights of the Sanford section and grocerg. Sliced on an American slicing
ford.
W-3t’p
there wllj be a great bunch of them dow n machine
M*tl
St. Johre* Hotel—Room» and board- lOQoaooooaoooaoooooooooDoooooooaaooaaooaaoooooDooooo
hi re •next season, providing of eourre,
Homelike accommodations for regular
that the now tourist hotel la completed
boarders or transients. Good table.
in time.
R a t« reasonable. 7W. H. Wathcri, Prop,
(20 W. First St.
83-tf
John -Wi -R in knC busliitw manager
For Rent—Six room cottage with »11
for Mesarm, Baker anil Castle’s delight
modern Improvements! 409 Palmetto
Just «he mil A simple wash, the well avenue. Apply to F. W. Mahoney at
ful romanc*. ’T h e Goo« Girl,” was In
_ _ _ -Prescription
Ti -■ - for
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------known
D.D.U.
tha city Wednesday completing arrange and the Itch l> gone.
33-tf
Feritali Hdwe. Co
A triabwlll prove it.
ments for tbs appearance of this satisJrost
proof
Wanted—Ordors
for
fine
frost
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We have
sold other
othei remedies for akin
lying drama at the Imperial Theatre trouble but none thel we could guarwn- cabbage plants, all varieties, ($l-2o j^ r
W ill E shlb lt In
1,000; cheaper in larger lota. Salisi
<m Saturday, F t b . S2, ‘T h e Goose i r . B . r v J t w ’a i - i S . »
’¿ 3 tlon .giisrini
guaranteed.-.-FtR»
C*nhon._M*g.
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Girl" was written for publication by
gett’s, H. C; ' '
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K k W T iic "
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... Harold-JIaeOrath
For Sale - Horae, corringr, *ag«n.
stage purposes by George D. Baker.
L . R. PH ILIPS a CO.
ham«!», tools. In Al condition. Frice
February 24th and 25th
Some companies have furnished highly
reasonable. Addreos II. M. D., care
D R U G G IST S
finished actors and aetremee, other*
Two Performonces Daily— Ruin or Shine
H #m L
« ^ t jj
have shown the moat lavish touch of tin
For Sole— I have 1 horwe and runAfternoon at 2:00 O'clock. Evening at 8:00 O’clock
• scenic artist's brush and the stage mansboM bli$*y. »nil 2 head cow* for tale.
“ tger'a art. still others have produce!
Prices very reasonable fpr a quick sale.
Free Exhibition on the Show Cronnd* Before Each Performanct
superb thetbee and appealing aituatiorr.
If interwPd apply to John T . Edwards,
None of them have mseinbled into on
Celery Avenue.
8lct-4
production euch a satisfying combina j J V f WILSON^B F lticK L ?T C R E A M
Aeriallsts, ContortionUto, T u m b le«. Jugglers. Wire-walkere, Gyijnwill either remove your frock Ice or ektu*
tion of all a* has the management of them to fad* and that two jar* will oven
♦♦♦♦♦
imats, Magicians, Sin gé«, D ancers and Clowns
tQ s k i
C!F58r o 3 M 3 u i m a i j r i i i c
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COMING
The J. H. Eschman
EUROPEAN
SHOW S
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S an ford — M onday an d T uesday
this week ware J . W. Glass of Dawson
.G t. G. A.' Burham of Jdck RU brV *..
Alexander of Forest City. Va.;
Dr, A E
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» - * - ■ofAdoirville,
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Mr*. H. A. Fyke of Salem, 111.,; Mr. «ni
M«. Q#o. Obi of Newarki N. J . ; Mr.
Mr». J . D, Robinson of Hollidayiî f * '
J* M. Horen of Big lake,
Minn.; G. D. Johnson of Dcituyu-r,
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and Mr* «xi- Mr*. W. A. Busse
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Now S m y rn a , F lo rid «
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Educntcd Dogs. Ponies, Monkeya. M ules. ’Birds nnd Elephants'
"LITTLE NEMO". The Smallest Trained Elephant In The World
Grand Free Bond Concert by Prof. Nenllos World-Toured Musicians
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Show Grounds. Corner 3rd 4 Palmetto. ‘D on* Forget Duys & Date«
Monday, F&b. 24th. Tuesday, Fob. 25th
jo o o o o a o o o a o o o o a o o o D o a
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LARGE I AMOUNT OF CASH IN TEN DAY
K. M ETTIN G ER
Commencing
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A t 9 :0 0 O’clock A. M
S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A
Sanford’s Most Terrific
•Etc. at the mercy of the public fof 10 Days, Beginning
Price Slashing Sail
Wednesday, February 19th
Commencing
Don’t miss the right place. Look for
the Big Red Sign across the street— the
great sign of economy. *
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At 9 O’clock }a . M.
OF
THIS
MIGHTY
3}
T«e critical moment has ar -iti
>$hnces have so shaped them sel
'JsoVwhtah°„ar' f° ; ced
s,la^ « e - r our m aV n ilic^ t ^ o cK ?' w T ^ i s t raTs'
¿Juggled against a backward sec___
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stares
us
,n the face- but all in vain. Unable to bear the s
« r good name, which Is more than
on
our
entire
capital is tied up in m erchandise; w e therefore
f i h e tim es w e ipeet the situatiu
2
em
phatically.
The urgent demand for money brought thi
fcprmity of our*stock; the vital d__ 0_.
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* a,?p,'i!S 3t ‘ his critical financial stagnation, forces us t
pputation as givers of the best d
values
h
i.h
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c
extra twirl to the w heels of trade by offering such a
gry to go Into details relative to high«
Mild buy. Com e, see for you
df and be c ^ t a c c d
W*
for Cvery man’ woman and ch i'd i3
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Nothin* reserved, nothin* held back. Exactly like
¿Inchon for just what somebody will give. Every item
¡ K f *l>e hammer. One n u n 's loss Is alwsys somebo
tarn this loss to your own pocket. The owners sre hei
¿ V . V “ 1* * ™ 0 ai?d PreP“ e this entire stock to go on ,
a condition which has never occured b
at all hazards. With a gigantic stock
;er, we are forced to sacrifice our stool
Heroic sa crifice s are som etim es neces
pney-saving sale on us. which we pas
k by offering for cash ¿ t any cost. I No
lues that competition is not attempted
A nd
rem em b er.
T h i s i s t h e r e a l a r t i c l e — a G E N U I N E S]
< r
,
PA N TS
Men*» Pants of W aterproof
alerial. perfect fitting, m rualr
sM _H
¡&p.-<>n Gingham» for______ __ ____
Jilctween the hours of 11.00 and 11:30
iwJ'aeU Simpaon’a and American
A n
Ivlnt Calico, exceptional bargain,
T o p r o v e to t h e
Men's finest quality Trousers of handsome
d ?Sc“ ’ KUar' ( ? 1
ACT
public
t h a t w e m e a n to do a s
we advertise, we will sell to the first twenty c u s
tom ers that buy anything on W ednesday, Febru
ary 19th, 9 A. M., a Brand New C risp One Dollar
Bill for 5 0 cents.
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$ 1 . 9 5
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Men's 16c black Hose, double heal gx
b y ° " opportunity. ■ A f »
And many othenr too numerous to mention.
ILtwren the hours of 4 and 4:30 we will
SPECIAL ALL DAY
te knows what Sulxioe Silk ia, the'
(uality that sells for 36c and never'
SW, 340 yards.of it. only,; while It
.
... «00 YDS. ONLY
rw or never will vou have sue
y of buying an All-Wool NovSoiting.. regular 50c sellen.
eit lasts.:____ J___ ______
$ 2 5 in Gold, to be Given Aw ay
Absolutely F re e oá Mar. 1
ends,. 25c /value.
Shirts, onlyJ3
values. Forced
i’a Best Work Shirts. 40c
rare bargains. Forced Sale
'-five dozen Men’s Dren
c values, while they last,
i*s Fleeced Lined Underwear,
M( t’s Elastic Drawers, bast quality of
‘PP rril Drill, always sells for’ gx gw
t . F i n e value for the money.
X
)rc4d Sale Price .____ l ____ ____a U t l v
our regular 32 and 32.50
Now is your chance to
V*------* Cat. ^ *--
With each 5 0 c urchase made during this sale
you will receive a lance on the Gold which will
be in two p r iz e s .,
The person holding the first liicky number will
receive $15 .0 0 in ¿o ld . The second person will
receive $ 1 0 .0 0 in Gold.The drawing wm be. held in fKont of our store
on Saturday, March 1st, at 4 P. h i
Be sure to ask for coupons with each purchase
and save them untiijthe.drawing oh M arch 1st.
*|i»’a AU: Wool Dress Shirts, colon such
B*ue. Drab and Maroon, regua gwe » .0 0 values. Our Forced Sale /I
I Sale Price..____ w ____
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.
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self same 38-00 Suita now in auch popular
[and for all buiimws wear /Ts -e ' n A
■' $ 1 . 8 9
I
!uchai:an Chcriot Suits, like you Eave ai
rs bought here at 110.00. ¿ * 0 ' 0 far‘
- same handsome patterns 2S.-C
black. Forced Sale Price « P L F a U t F
—
len’a Suita in high grade dark silk, mixed
•viola,dependably lined; splendidly tailored;
t for • husineaa wear, regu m W A !■”’
r-UnA rpice-116. Forced H s K U K
UKirr, uui
««UY9 Lilt msc ea will sltout the loudest for this sale.
V ues like those $18.00 pure Silk and Worsted
31 IS. Hundreds of them included and your
rr.Lnry back for any garments ( t o m i w
pegged.. Regular price 313. S 7 . 4 5
ie will have a Bus
cet all trains and
ill bring you to the.
iare of John K. M et-*
iger absolutely Free
Hkn’a heavy knit Sweaten with
3'DockeU and colored neckband
rtj 75c. Forced Sale Price____
rfce regular 25c value double
djand toe in assorted colors.
BOYS' SUITS
BOYS’ PANTS
tere* Mothers, don’t^miae
.H-WooliBoj-z' Paata,U>Oc val
ong as they last. Forced S
Wool and English
Sergre; all our 75c
as they last. Our
1C
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• H E L A S T A Ff> EA L—A word to the w ise is
sufficient. The a b |v e is. just a hint. W here you
see it in this advertisem ent it’s a fact. If ypu don’t
see it in this advertisem ent you’ll see it in the store.
The announcement that this entire stock, consist,
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ing of the finest Dry Goods, M illinery, Furnishings
and Notions, is thrown upon the market will create
a furore in this territory. Fo r eieryb o d y’s been
expecting, waiting and watching! for this. Now
here It ls-^lt’s up to you now arfid not later—for
these prices hold good for only 10¿Jays. And keep
this oiTyour mind—this stock consists wholly of
the finest quality of goods that cajh be bought.
3 c
S c
O L . O L .
7 c
9 f
t h e g r e a t e st cleyu
I C . » U
G IV IN G !
F ^ e p .e a t CO(
are loaded with things needed in every household,
can’t list f o r want of room. Every woman) within a rai
d r e d m ile s w ill s u r e ly b u y a lo a d fr o m t h e s e c o u n t e r s ,
b a s k e t a n d a l it t le c h a n g e a n d c a r r y a w a y k b ig lo a d .
y o u d o n ’t s e e it in th in “ a d r vou w ill s e e it in f h .
t h e y liuit.
:1’0. Forced Sale P n c e . . ......
Men's pure Worsted Pants in r
ripes and plain shades for /ft
A s w ; regular » 4. Our %
d. Coats and others, 5 lor..__.
a ' the hours of 2 and 2 :30,
i inches wide, actual 9c
y, 10 yards for._____ :______
©elween the hours of 3 and 3:30 we will
ll Amcttkea^ Flannel, our regua w
r 10c value, fine quality, 10 yards
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SLAU GH TER
J J I G H T NOW , behind closed doors, a transformation is taking
place. Busness is entirely suspended and the store under lock
and key until the clock strikes the hour of nine, WEDNESDAY,
F E B R U A R Y 19th, w h e n this b ig sale o p e n s , a n d t h e m o s t a m a z in g
s ig h t y o u r e y e e v e r b e h e ld w ill b e b e f o r e y o u .
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Wed. Feb. 19,9a.m
,
5
j f Betwwen 10.-00 and 10:30 a. m .
W r will »ell 10 y ard , beat drras and
as the announcement of
Entire $22,000 Stock of high grade Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Suit Cases, Notions,
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This sale is the rich m an’s feast and
the poor man!s harvest. Both can feast
and harvest the saving opportunities of a
wouldn't cause as much talk
Forced Sale Prie* .
HKI> S P K b V D S
O il»
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BLANKETS
Full bleached M arseitlen patterns. ; f * .
extra large, hemmed ready for use,
11.00 value. Forced Sale Price..__
Double Blankets, special «1« and
nuu-suiuivy,
uur
/■ ■
and-quality, cuiureu
colored ooruer.
border. Our
Forced Sale P rice________'
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COMFORTS
Full size Comforts, while they are her >
will sell our 31.75 Comforts, excep
tionally fine values, for our Forced
Sàia
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Good Face Towels, as lone as they
last we will offer these T o w » for our
Forced S a le .. . . ____ ______ t;_
Large Bleached Face Towels, such
as have always sold for 15c. Forced
Sale P rice.... _ _____ l ___
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Turkish Towels, bleached as well a*,
unbleached, regular 16c value. Forced
Sale Price ___
_______ - ■
Here we shout the loudest—ali
Linen-Toweli. full size and red and
blue borders. During this sale
only. Forced Sh> Prior ., £?..•___
SHEETING BY YARDS
Unbleached Siteeting. 9-4, our
regular 25c qualty. Forced Sale
Unbleached- SLeetini
regular 30c;qual ty.
Bleached’Sheeting. 9-4, our reg
ular 27c quality. Forced Sale
Price
________ ______ ________
Bleached Sheeting, 10-4. our
regular 35c quality. Forced Sale
- tw llW C ..U , aU oar nrrly l
style, of Cdata, such aa w« hi
for 37 50 ind material that
cannot bej equaled (or the
price. Forced Sale Price_ __ „
LADIES' RAIN CC
Now jui l in time, wheti^
rtry frequmtly. venffe .offer
Raincoats it one-thud rita ac
tual value, a 513 raincoat pur.
be b « r b t j «Weed Sde Price
NOTIONS
Pins. 6c V
Pearl But
Safety Pi
Cotton, b¿t brmne
Talcum Powder, 1
Tooth B;
White, Iilue and r
We sell
must g
Sale Pri
?ra at 33.00. but they
low at the Forrqd x
Pai:ama C loth. Serge or Cash-
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] ' LADIES' SWEATERS
. Ladies • Sweaters, white or car
dinal, regular 11.00 value. Our
•SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
Pillow Cases, full size and good tj u
same as has a]«-a>-s been sold for 20c ,
everywhere, excellent value. Forced
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Extra size Pillow cases, 36x45,
regular 25c value. Forced Sale
Pnce. .... J -.
— 2----- _______
In this particular lot we have a
weU made Shvvt, 72x90, regular
60c value. Forced Sale P r i « ____
i. Here we hove a weU made and
seamless Sheet, as has always been
aid for 3L Forced Sale Pnce . ...
A Gloria Silk Umbrella, weU
g
worth 31.00. Now ia your chance.
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Forced Sale Price ___ __________ *
TABLE LINEN !
Now is the time to buv Table Lines,
width of Linen Damask handsomeg
ly dcsi^md. regular 60c value.’ , 1.
Forced Sale Price __________ ;___
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All 3lU)0 vjdut-s and designs that
have ¿ever been shown before.
L
Forced Side Price___ __ _ . — .....
value.
white Unen. rtgC
orced Sale Price
Hoee, blade ori t
(eat quality. Fi
double
THE SIGN OF ECONOMY
COMMENCING,
EDNESDAY, FEB. 1
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February 11^1*18
THE SANfORD HERALD
FuUiUteJ Every Tu**di»r and n u *
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be
THE HERALD PRINTIN
» ^ '!■—n 'T 'r)
W .-M KAYNC».
r-y
BUW nc«»
rh ^ v « .
¡m in t
tablished system promises to be one of
the greatest money making afcnicies of
advance oc SO« pat menlh
the government and It ondoul)le3tj~wUl
Caymaala 1« o4«aaoo mmt ba made »1
aooft
free the postoffic* deportment from
Cntarad at aacaadtlaM mall manat Anjeet ZZad
its annual deficit. Aside frotji this aaIDOB, at tba Poato®cr «J Brnatmé, fWlda.
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nndat Act of March 3rd, II7B
pect, it will do more - to bring about
Telephone Ho. 148 penny postage on lettera than any other
Ottica lo IteraM BuUdini
known thing and that the people at large
will welcome ouch a consummation got*
Take a brace.
without saying. Truly, the parrel poet
so far haw proven a most phenomenal
Look, cheerful anyhow.
infant.
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Uu an optimist, no mntleT h o* pqta^ul.
TH E ¡TABY IS BORN
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Weather report aaya rain foF Ortebtìo
the most comiefl occurrences
Whole campaign. lor. oauutg'UvibgrtaguCv-'.
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eleventh hoorwctivRy of the
Weather report'd*)* rein everja-Uwa. tMamlo office aeeken* who a » spending
Orlando trie» tu-gul guy.
their good money on barbecues arxi-fre*
excursions in the vain endeavor to bol
Report from Chattahoochee says that ster up their waning cause. The tax
several Orlando ci thens have applied for payers have already made up their minds
admission In April.
on the subject and the majority of them
In the new county have signed a petition
Certainly It Is a shame that so many calling for a division. The Orlsridcr Of
tourists that have no vote took in the fice seekers and peanut jtolitleinns have
.free excursion to Oviedo today.
no voicejn the matter and If It ever cornea
to a vote Of the people they will not even
Orlando .Sentinel status that Sanford have a vote, and yet they are ballyhoolng
* business enterprises are bad. Better like a second edition of Johnny Jonea
keep your own failures out of the papers. carnjvnl and calling upon the dear people
to "c-r-u-e-h the r-e-b-e-l-l-i-o-n and
Two daily papers for Orlando means hang the r-e-b-e-1-*."
0ml two dally papers will hit the grit
WUh an enormous expenditure of
when Orange county is divided and the money they are giving n free excursion
county psp it divided
Hot air never and barbecue at Oyledo today, ind/S
paid the pripter yet.
whole bunch of hot air will be expended
This nice cloudy weather will put .a by* the Orlando wind jammers in an at
wet blanket on the spirit» of the office tempt to induce the dear people to re
*e«keni and Imilyhoo ’carnival fakirs ject the proposition that has already re
who follow rhe free excursion Lo Oviedo ceived the »miction and endorsement of
today to gef free lunch.
the majority. The Orlando bunch hove
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boon asleep just a trifle too long and all
An uuto ran Into un Orlando police* that uselcee’ expenditure of time and
man the other night and bruised him money will avail them nothing. The
. Up considerably. We would advise all baby has been born and the new county
autos to stop and wake up the (rolicema Is already an assured fact. The least
before running over them.
that could happen would be an election,
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V- *4
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Whenever a cause U waning umj pa carry* by oA overwhe
sensible arguments run l«e brought forth the biggret joke about the division is the
the losers alwayv fall, back on mud sling fact that in an election Orlando would
ing and making fm-ra: Orlando papers have no more voire in the matter than
dre resorting to all kinds of slUre at San would an inhabitant of some other state.
ford, thereby proving their weakness.
This is just a little friendly matter be
R ------ O-----tween tho people residing in tlie new ter
Orlando .has a new dally paper, the ritory, .and the Orlando ’bunch gf dis
Morning Sentinel, J. F. Schuman, edi gruntled office seekers are inertly looker»
tor “ami JosISlT Ferrisi prcTpHetorT Trie' on or camp followers or some other sweet
. n..^: jlaltp will tai-puliHsheri during- the
scem a i Iwt nah, ^
fair rush a» an experiment and if if pays We are tickled to death that they have
- will lw> continual. Tlie daily Sentinel loosened up sufficiently to give our coun
is a six column, eight page paper and try friends a feed nod free excursion.
is well edited and well printed and full It ia a cinch thai tire majority of thaao
of the anti-division spirit.
attending tho bsrlKTue lixlay are tour
----- k ) ----ists and non-tnXpayere ami nOn-resIdents
The Orlando. Sentinel makes n weep that have no interest in the matter fur
ing appeal to the Orlando - merchants ther than to enjoy a free ride and free
to fight county division. What have lunch at the expense of the office holders.
* the Orlando merchants, Orlando paitors Orlando has certainly taken a motherly
or any other people living outside the Interest In the north end nine« Sanford
new county to do with the qurstion? put one over on the dear old girl and if
If ft come» to o vote they have nothing the new county never went through, our
to say regarding division. The time friend» in the north end ran thank us for
to wake up is past and the business men
making the court house ring loosen up
of Orlando aro not assisting the scared
and s|>cnd HOipc money on the people.
politicians «if the county seat to retnin
Certainly they have never »pent any
“th e north ewdn ■YV«.ara-airuady.ttCpar-H
on improvements and if we have
uted.
forced them to loosen in this ¿né
0ular Sanford has certainly accomplished
TH E OBANGE COUNTY FAIR
wonde rn.
This Is the year for Sanford to have
It is all over but the shouting and San
one of the finest exhibits iFmt ha» ever ford will do the shouting when the legis
graced the Orange county fair and The lature meets in April to ratify the county
Herald calls upon every public spirited division bill.
cltixen of the Celery Delta to join lit and
assist the committee in making a good
exhibit. It is natural fur all of us to
Will Be Fine Musical
hang back and let the other fellow hustle
Anns Louise David, harpist and Mar
in an affair of this kind, but on« man cus Krilennan, boan-baritones will be at
should not he allowed to do all of the Orlando a t-th e Lucerne Theatre JTebe
work, and every individual who has the ruary 18th Under the auspicar of*nhe
beit interests of Suuford at heart should Mendelssohn Club of that city and tho
help get up the exhibit. You will feel music lovers of Sanford yre promised a
-m ig hty «meli wlum vwTling r iut fair, to. ^■nrc «rent if
uU mmI—-Mi
see a amall exhibit there from Sanford, David and Mr. Kellerman are artists of
and yet your help Is certainly re«|uired raie ability and tho musical will he ona
In tho hard work of making a rredltuble of the licet events of the reason.
exhibit. Get. busy every’ one and lend
yoUr assistance.
Drl.nml Ladles Here.
T H E PARCEL POST
M
las
Laura
Fish, who had charge of
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" ' T WiHUtef utnrrni Htteteodt; “BIP m * Tttogranr'ffr tW T m rnm V d ub in
cording to his own statement, did not Fanford ’yreterdny, invited the officer»
estimate that the parcel post, estab of the Woman*» Club here and a few of
lished but s' month ago, would have her friends to attend the club on this
handled in that short time more- than occasion. M rs. . C arson and Mr*. W.
1,000,000’ parcels, but be w^s obliged to B. Stephens each read it teres ting papers.
adm it'the other riajE.■Jiíw t, in but four Tlie Woman's Club of Sanford gave the
____ short weeks rrf Its existence the system“* Yielllhg. Indies a u j j mffieon- g t "COT Qt-HVfig 6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 ^ 13^ Among latHcO’ atterulirtr.from
order pf the pqsu) deportment tjL Jp jjt
dm ;
Ite parere poai ' stanHWB-rtiiy ’hM m
.......e ... . C lffitt. htis."L
1rs. Curbeen found sodnudwiuate thnt the num son j and Mm . ■Vf. A. g
vice-preef*
ber has been raised to 10,000,000.
dwtt: .Mre£V Wriw to , treasurer; hire.
That the burden of the grasping e*- Landis, wttt** Stephens,** Mrs.^Johnston,
prt-m pompanic* Iny heavily on the Amer Mr». Jordan,-Mr». Dcbevots ^»nd M i»
ican people cannot now-be doubted from Nell Lutg. Tho entire party motored
the way Jn which tho masses have taken through»to.Sanford sqd return.—D«Advantage of this long delayed and Ipng L»R4 N d J .
,-f“4*_.
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Oatlvarad la iho City by ca/rltr *2 00 pm f»at
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HERALD
Wcdnr- l.i) Club
Budaea. Men Will M et!
The
Wednesday
Club held their reguThia evening over fifty buaineaa and
■Jlsg-si
tb»
Knmp nf Mrs. Henry
eteri
JtfSr«lon«l mrn are rip
in the Parlor of the Sanford House to Wight Wednesday afternoon* Tlie club
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was called u) order by the president, Mr».
dbcum busineaa condition»
the city.
qia<ja
impraxa.lacid.
which
jh* mjnutes
■""I* lo
«" irapiMn
lood G
l i .:.L^
'L . Marl*, after w
w ttt.w
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= of the rxprvaa
* companies
»«»•*•#
sir-sis
the newly es pec ted to be prevent.
Subscription I’jlee. * 2 .0 0 • H * f 1«
ill"
needed Improvement and. if the admtni*trathm of President Taft had, aediro»
pliahed nothing more than the eatab^
llahment of The pared peat, that alone
would be enough to render it Immortal
SANFORD
r .'¿VS- ’
57®rr
S S ^ ofì Lincoln.
with i)uotAtTdHi
A report from the committee appointed tó
A c Y » n i S ffigaitAiiieawtidi’.J
The Saitfprel
Busineaa Men's Association .will be
formed. The meeting* was •originally,
called for Thurjjjay night but post-i
poned on account of the weather...
The following announcement hie been
mailed to the businnsi men of the city:
Sanford, Florida, Fib. IW i, 1918.
Otar S ir:
You ere cordially invited to attend a
meeting of the businc» and profession
al men of Sanford to be held in the Par
lor of the Sanford House, Friday even
ing, Feb. 14th, at 8 p, m. The object
of this meeting is to better the local
trade conditions. Forty-five of tho
leading husineas and profeerioDul men
are ~cbopcratlng.Ja.UiL» nuivcmcnt- Be
sure and come, we are depending ujfan
you to ehoet-yotu^HsoeeBiky-yaiitr pww
enec.
J. D. Roberta.
G. A. Speer, Sec. & Treoa.
N. P. Yoweell & Co.,
R. G. Stockton.
W. J . Hill,
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W. H, Underwood,
W. P. Carter,
C. I I . Dingee,
J. D. Davison,
Herald Printing Co,,
/ H. E. Tolar. Cashier,
Peoples Bank.
J . R. Holland,
Dr. R. M. Mnaon. *
Dr. W. K. Householder,
J. B. William*.
Goo. H. Fernaid. . '
J.- H. Overman,
Progress Steam Laundry.
. S. Bunge,
.. . 'J J r
Coc« Cola Bottling Co.
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Committer on Oivanitalioti.
Lend A Hand Hole ' ’
The Lend a Hand Club will, hold one
of their cooked food sales at the store of
J . D..Roberts Saturday afternoon.
Dcltciuu* salads, bread, rake, dough
nut« end candy will lw among the tempt«.prepared for
bx'the president lust week to call on lb*
managers of the. moving picture’ show*
atul -dbtcuMt with them the views of the
Wednesday C]uk\ concerning the char
acters of Mine of the pictures shown,
and to ascertain thrir attitude toward
dome dungs«, which the club would like
to suggcil in the way of improvement,
was received. The report was very sat
isfactory as showing the willing nee» of
the gentlemen interviewed, to endorse
the views expremed by the dub through
th rir committee and to cooperate With
them as afar as they oduld in-securing
picture« that will be instructive and
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The club oa a whole joined in a dwcusaion on the topic which at the prenent time ia occupying s great deal of
thought and interest, following which
the meeting adjourned.
Program for Feb, 19th, Mm. C. B
Walker, leader:
Music.
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The Revolution— Mra. C. R. Walkm
Hidalgo—Mi»a Alice Whitnsr.
Morelaa—Mrs. Lyman Phelp*. —
lturbldi— Mnr. S^ O. Chaae.
Santa Anna—Mni. I I . H. Chappell
. Roil Call, Current Topics. '/ ' ••
A P R O T E C T IV E A SSO C IA TIO N
(From the Florida Grower.)
>
■ Confronted aa aro the growers of Florida at the preaant time with
the threatened destruction of the citrus fruit and other growing Indus
tries of Florida oo account of Ute proposed reduction of the laritr, the
coll that the Florida Citrus Exchange la Bonding out to all growers of
Florida la especially timely, and should receive the earnest consider»
tlon o f every man. In Florida who earns hla living from the products of
the soil.
- The Kxchsnge la taking this Initiative because It Is the oo« big recog
nixed body of co-operative growers of Florida, and Is thus perhaps bet
ter prepared to command attention, and add 'weight to the move that Is
under way to bring together all grower« of Florida products, regardless
of their marketing affiliations, but who are a unit In d*mnnd1qg h uni
form protection for the products of the soil from whatever source dan■ger rosy threaten.
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Such a body of growers, properly officered, will be la a ' position not
only to carry on a propaganda against any proposed reduction of lha
tariff, but to use Its big Influence to reduce railroad ratea;
to brlug
about concessions that are now allowed California shippers, but dent'd
to our Florida shippers, such ss routing, and a flat or ao-caUed "post
age-stamp’’ rate to ell parts of the United States; lo better look Into
' our horticultural laws, that they may be framed to protect our grow
log Industry against the admission of. Infected nursery stock, or
fruit that might bring with It some new pest to endanger our orchards,
sod to Uke up plans for checking the pests now with us.
Much good can come from such an organisation. It Is time for con
fllct'ng Interests to get together and work for the good of the State as
-;w«rtrolw. * W1H-Rre-gfowers pf Florid*.heed this call and come to the —
iheetlng at Tampa on the I7ih day of April? t-R la to be hoped that
they will. • Plan to be there,
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Fancy Work Circle
Mm, J. J. Purdon was hoaU-sa of the
Kanci- Work'Circle Thiiniday afternoon.
The iniiiea spent a very pleasant social
afternoon together in the enjoyment of
thrift pretty fancy work.
Tne-flm#teas was mabitcd by Misses
Linda /Connelly and Eseie Purdon in
.
helpful, as well a» educational to the
many children, young people and pupil«
of the school, who are rveulor natroi.i
of the moving picture ahows, as well u,
the cltixen» of the town, whose recreation
is mainly the moving pictures.
called the roll, and a
Advertisem ent
Ame n t o
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cheese sandwichw. olive» and coffee.
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Mrs. Purdoo's guests were Mm. T. S.
Daria. Mr». R. W. Hint*. Mrs. D. A.
Caiaw :ll,(Mni. W. T . Johns.. Mrs. H. B
Con îe fy, Mfs.~R. L. Peck "and D n
Lint
Connelly were pleasant visitors.
j Me C U L L E R ’ S}
/isiiocisied Charity Meeting
Tlie Board of Directors of the Aaeociatedj C haritim held an important meet
ing I af the residence of. Mrs. Henry
Wight Tuesday evening, with ten meml * n present The work of the organiza
tion was discussed at length and facta
were brought out showing thBt It had
accomplished that for srhlch it waa .or
ganized; establishing a central place for
«liahmaing. charity and working plane for
those who really nereTlSefc "T tr i' effort
is bring made .to put the Associated
Chant lie on 8 firmer financial basis, fur
nishing meat» ’whereby more effective
work may ,be done that will m a lt in s
lasting benefit to the-community.’
The president .appointed new' commlttesa as follow»:
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Finance—ft. O. Chase, chairman; L. R.
Philips, W. W. AbernSthy, B . F. Whltner Jr., Geo. H. Fernald.
Membership—Mr». W. W. Abernathy,
Ct»tem*n; Mr*. R. L. Peck.
New members of the Board of Direc
tor» elected were Mr». M. Frank and
•John-f>: Jlttkfm.-----------------------^
Tho next meeilng-of the Board wfll be
held at the residence of Mrs. Henry
Wight, Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th.
7:30 o'clock: A full attendance is re
quested, 7 - -v, .
Where They Reduce The
High CoBt of Living
Ta^e
a
Slant
at
the
Following
P rice s
Good for Saturday and Monday Only
18 pounds Granulated Sugar............................................................ $1 00
. iOtxrend BucW Soow D rifiX anj ........... .................. .. ................. U 5
Home Ma le Guava Jelly, glass........................ .... 1 7 7 .. . . . .TV.’! 7* *.13
3-pound Can Finest Quality Guavas........................................................30
1-quart Can Wesson O il........................................ ............................ c, ,30
1-peck Best Irish Potatoes. . . . . . 7 . .......... .................... ......; ______ .35
u
ïfoï^peciapDays i:
•f
Band Concert Sunday
-The- ftanfoni- Military Band’will sent the following program In the park
Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock:
From Tropic to Tropic
Overture, Suporba ,
Vohmthry (second) ...^
Petti*
Drecrlptive piece
>v - >;>•-.
jfiiUhnan »Intern
TOhe Poem
M m B1toonfey JhW aA .Baharta.
From Surprise Symphony
Itedyn
Waltz. Crescent
Hough
Leila
Serenau Mexicans
Chamber»
DeocripOvo Pterii“ - : . ' ^ !
Hunting S ce n e ............... Bucholoesi
$1.00, 75 c
50o, 35o
March, Pitrifftlc.
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Feb. 19
J-j » ajsawy8f-**-
�HIE
5ANF0RD
HERALD
n MitiHA s ru n u
Piano Contest Creates
m ;h
February 14, 1918
)
. Riattila.. ,ul— lligh a ay a_Wmill
Stall- a Tourist» I’orndlu1’hv Antrniun Moti.rtst him the In
luwmg to say utiuiil t hr ¡iru|).-vit ioti tur
viali- Imiiul miuv to Inulti nubili Invìi
wo' 2
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ji- i V -
hi'. w/ ò »
-c ini rniliii ii| ii, till' I* gi*
lutim- ni Hnriilu in uulliurize tin- i»*u
itnri* iif i (>«),) HUMmmi ti( Iii I> I- fur ih** I*i ■11
wjjig (Jood Results
Big Bonus Offer Will Be Pulled D ow n'-".........
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1 In- U-iiUitivi- pinn mils (nr tin- cnif.
struct Ion of a
I r uf trunk line» u n r
by the Hustling Ladies
iiuiii h
(By C. II. Loop i
lions count the
I Iif umili trio fili) m u li- »ml (mm me
V '•Citr It f'l.jhuhi >oil tits’tjhfc? VAitti
same as new subsrrip- t»r»f of ih»* tr oik*
f* 1tu 111;i ■« 11«*v*'1c>I M*f/ ,Ip)j (whiilial
2.000 votes health amply u arrant h Oh« prompt coi.7.000 v»11«v "‘t fuf tiUJl uf a cuinprA’hrii'Dvt- * \ m al
l-.imo voti» iir»i i-Iilvs highways. m mliliiiuu in tho-r
Is.OUII volisi niun> food road» whirl» il already has
. . i ,0()|) vote» 1 1 ,,
tImi 100,DOo northerner» un.
76.000 vote? I pouring into Florida every year to make
Harney county la an nhsalui® certainty lion»:
at a very near date. The Sanford Her 1 year $ 2 00
ald will Iw the odici ni ornai) of thin coun ii years' 4 00
ty, therefor®, each and every resident of ■'I years' ll.oO
ihU section of Orange county will nat •t years’ 8.IK)
i> years' phOO
urally want their home or county paper
The lady candidati* in the contest 10 years’ 20.00
will appreciate vour subscription tu this
The list of cnndldutes and their vote' their homes, and more are on the vrrgr
pnjx-r, In orderU> secure the votes which ethihir-as-mimrntTtp to rtoort Thursday-uk going, (or the belief that thr-wurth,
<aatt-gL’lng at the present time. The
Sanford, tin.
I esiHS'ially this state, is a, young man’s
ones receiving the. hutlual nuxuticr-ol.Lhlika Uuth MrlJnnfèt
_78,ZUi_euuulry.
mi
-78.7iu>;uuuu>. aa aounlry
ol apport unity-, ts [ timt they will ffVe i new fame to the
votes will be awarded prizes a t the elost Mtsa E sther Miller
22,3aU abroad in ihe land.
state, as well as meet an ordinary busi
of the contest.
Mrs. K . 1,. Gr i l l i l i
82.200 [ ' The lure of
>f its climate i» strong
The |ness rexjmrement
When they appraoach you. Mr N'un- Mrs. H A. Newman
vj.bûU region -till exerts some of il- anci' Ilt
As long as other states are iiwaKing
Sulatcriher. it is not on a charitable mis
Kmintam i ( t outh tmigneiisin
Sanford. I la.. It F 11 So.
The and building, Florida need never fear of
sion in any sense of the word. They are M rs. I V .Stellstmu
•Vi.iiOO number ol lion (terrier- who regularly overdoing her work
I he nation ex
offering you n paper that is published
Sanford. Li n . It F 11. Nu *i
travel southward In es. a|a IN., rigors uf
(r,,rtl er
twice a week, which records the current M Is- 11 ! , u | y s I Ìreell
(HO winii-i is -ti adily men a-ing Itimgmg
W h e n 11 is - a n t ol M o r u l a t h a t e v e r v
events of the hap|>ehtng». nut only ••(
il. it ilis-s Illlll'Ons ol •I•-11.i r- I., be -|,i m
Sanford. Ha
It F I ) S o I.
r o a d 1» a g o o d roU*l s|u* vs dJ d e v e l o p at a
your own immediate vicinity, hut o
M I»- Fit lie I I ( legsolt
òli il)» an-l inve-iisL thou-.iii'i' o| men with
SCENE FROM “THE HAVOC”
the whole world
They are asking you
to subscribe for a paper that wmdd tie
appreciated carh and every time it came
into your home, and these ladies are
working for the Herald the same as the
cashier is workingfor any bank, there
fore, we re*|H-ctfullv ruipn-nt that you
treat these lady solicitors will» every
business courtesy, and give (hern a suit
■u-rtpnon to the |UI|e-r if you Ihi Vc lo
Uirrow (fa- money to do so
Voting changes each wis-k t in- loadertislay may be thousands of voles behind
next wis>k, [Hid now i- (he uppnrt i, oi
Iline to give I hen i your -lili-e-iiitu m |
you intend doing so.
Voting Power of Suli-rrl|>tlonI'ayimmla on all »ult-eription* will
earn voli-s according to tin- lull,,-* mg
schedule. Renewals and bach subserij*-
Miss Maud i .iiiienm
Miss Perry la-e Bell
- 1,7Ut)
Paola, Fla.
Miss Salile I.ipfurd
Genera. Fla.
M rs. I >nv|i| Speer
Miss
Mr
I It r i d o ,
Kinney
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I. it h e Mart
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F I»
W i n t e r P a r l i , t la
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I 11--II1 I la
M tss It 111 h I t o . al
F n i e r | i r i - e , I la
Mr
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Ila
M iss S o Isle 11Ull i on
* a|’il.il mid energy I.* >r• l•• new wealth
r a t e w h i c h will g i v e n r ,
l a r g e d i v u l . iuks
o n all Mini 1» I n v e s t e d in t he I’o i i s l r u c i o n
la- aide lo give out all Information rx-garding the weather and climatic con
dition*
Mr Mitchell s t a l e s (hut pro
viding a ting stall 1* erected the signals
can lie displayed here, although under
1 he pre-cut plan all information regard
ing the weather can be bad from ()t>«< r \•1 I n, I lu 1 wIn. cu 11 I •• found at Ihe
"da •• ol \ |J 1 *afner 01 the (iurnerWiMi'lrut!
W l ather
I.u i h l m g
Inali
MilcheJI
statisi
to
alum wlu* h may nul a)i|s al us strongly
1 ■ Oi>- itui.-i * I** tur m Florida i- il
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w y ..fg .lai*
lisht-s l t r a n r h
In S n n f o r d
wh i l e on Ibi» lop a nd t h i n k s we h a v e s
A 1 Mil* Ill'll head .-( I|u' Weather great (Tin s i n g 1 ent er h e r e a nd t h a t
Mure.01 o| Florida will, liead'i larli r« mo r e i i i t e u t i o n shoul d I» p a i d to t h e
I t .*1 I 11.* ' * i nI h 1 11 imi .*( ut I,* r s u n t berl i
in Jacksonville bus l»-en Nere^yi-iterilny si leutitn .It t a d s ol f a r m i n g m r e l a t i on
-tute»
U itti ilo ri • ul Itu motor ear
and lodixv 01 eonferctiis with II E llii- t•• soil* t e m p e r a t u r e et c
I1-I M* I. ri'iu* m t nor 0 1 g..**.| r**itd»
Hii'i will' a view lo establishing »
W tu n „11 iti.
nluL** far our t i b ■
O* I» * utf. 111g ,1 piiWer Vtill 11 'III lie nil
: I non
brain Ii ben , or abut .is known as a -ervatury 1* mala Ih*l Guilford will 1«'
et b y Not lung l ull oi i i e r g o o d r o a d s
iiu ti urological station (or the reporting obli* nnf tifiK to I k \ A n t < * h uf th«"
I I , , ..Mil ■ ' p * " g r . . . I l " f 111.1 im ’ weather conditions and the tem|n r.i •luhtiikg
■!mh|111«»iv> t hniiìi^ our
Out r.-| !.. W! a* -l„ ImI alllori 111 tiire
\11 ei|i livoire will tie built 011 tbe VAilk (lUt A« A ill
III- Uh|*- ?•R i f i l i out
it-'l i •va* ir» loi .ili..g m ar neighbor- 1 l( Walker plaini mi I niun iiVinue, full M p o r t - ni ^.inft»r*l t»-rn|H*ruiuri- hi h !
.11•• w ak I*,g 11) '
Hill Im h iftuiil uiivit 11nutLUftit uf uur
^wbiiu i h e -a rnagrajijy. tile instrument lor
i s w l i l i m S i nae-i. >•—
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II FT*u" i ' i- t o jir-—er* . (u f ['ri— h g e
taking temperature wilt la* placed attd rlimut#- it11«1 'd* «-M111■»-r »oni| 11tdti4
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ri ni
A 2 5 c Want Ad. in I lie Herald
will Rent Y our House t o r You
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IF YOU ARE FROM “MISSOURI”
W E W ILL “ SHOW YOU”
T h e cul prices in this S a l e a re not on one article, or in one departm ent, hut tin every item in this whole establishm ent, filled with as
good and d e p e n d a b le lines of high grade m erchandise as a re carried in any store in these I nited S ta te s . W e have the goods and we a r e
d eterm ined to clear out every se ctio n , if price reductions of a startling nature will do it.
O ur stock is at its best now
but il is the early purchaser who will g d tin- b est, for in every business hour, assorrnenls grow less for
the red u ction s are rele n tless.
THESE
MEN'S F T K M SH IN f.S
Men’s Handkerchiefs, hems!¡lehed.
linen; white full size, all lo, value.
f lean Sweep Sale Price ftu ihe-«- g'j
line Handkerchiefs
Men's Hose, double heel .lT]l! toe,
black, tan and other colons always
have sol;! 1i for 25c
Our 1'lean o
Sweep Sale Price
O C
PRICES
TELL
M.'ii*- 2 ” St r:ind Snsjiendi-rs, all
lealher -irap-, 2. m- v iltà*
Olir
( ’leali ......... .. Siili Pricii/ L
Meli'.- Work Slitti,-, blue «hitmbnty.
full -ize Mitri Im*s ! t|ttalt»\ : fiOe vaine
For oiu ('leali Swctp Sale
wi- nlb-r i hent al
Scnven ’s Imitai tori Klasln Se:trn
Mrawvrs, In-sl m;tdc ni t)n market
pptfular
<>*k- valile
< lenn
Sweep Siili- Pt ice
Men’s \V:L-h Ties, Fou •in-Hai'u in**
^ triniT*, latest dr^igYisi vnhie- as liicli __ M eul«- -S.uut^i-v—F4*-*--»--l -Fto«--l—i—mas ibc.
Our rlean iwoep Sal*- O
derwear. Sbnl.s and 1 >t :»w>r».
lidi
Price
SC
Weikiht and all -t/e-, reyola
QQ
THE
STORY
u\KRALLn
PANI S
Fot L I Ieri- we luti*- abolii 75
Men - Pants, Wellington. National;
Pin ehei ks and blue «li-nuu,
jg-rfeet III a.—nr!ed -tripes anil colors, Ovetallillese Itavi* beili " I t i tot oh*
$1 5p value
< lean Sweep
and $1
t li-iiit Sw*-«*p Sale
Siile 1‘i ice
h o is
’ p vn
ts
l.nl 1
H e r e we h a v e a l a m i 2oo
p a i r - P a n t s , w oo l, well m a d e assoile«!
s i z e - , ff«- v a lu e
O u r ( lea*.
S w e e p S ale P r i c e
M F.S S II ATS
Fui I
Mi n * a s s o r t i s i Hat.- ut ; ls-orteil colui-, everv «me vvntlh $2.5(1,
\vhi 1* tfiev l;u-t. "in ( ‘leart
S w e e p S iile I Vice
M E N 'S S l l T S
Rille 'Ser'ge'Suil.-. \ e* t - alni'Farti-, :i
1hree picee Suit, Ialini style, lui' at
ways suhl lor -flu oil. !■ujl vahp at
fytK valile. < lean.Swisp Sale O O L
that liner. Only a limited inÀibcr,
Men's liulbriKKan I'nderwetu’, tpialwhile
they Iasi. ( ’leali '* H»Q
pT
Men’s lleavy Knti Sweati t- w.ih ’ vvo
ity which excels all regular 'tfn quality
Sw«*cp
Sale
Price
i
b
O
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0
0
poekets ami eolonal ms-k band- wortli
•Shirts aijd Drawers, ("lean
-i O
75«'
(^pr ( ’leali Sweep Sale Q P
LADIES’ s l l O K S
h o ys’ s p it s
Sweep Sale IVice
X O C
J-V u ^ — i r— .
OOC
TOO |,adii*s’ Shoes and Ox fnrds.il ress
Lui 1 HoyiivSuils. siz«*s from I. lo
wear,
all brands such ¡is Drew. PalriIf)
and
medium
weight
all
wool,
light
I
MBR
KLLAS
Men’s Dreife Shirts, all liite-i pat
A (ìloria Silk Hmhrella. well worth and dark colors, such as >v<> have been cian and a number of other well known
terns', not one out-of stylo, repttlar GOe
selling for $2.00 and $¿.50. Q Q rt brands, everv pair $-100 and
value. Our Clean Sweep Sale O i H « $1 UH). For our ( ’leun Swe<-|
Clean Sweep Sale Price
O t/ L
Sale thpy RO at
P rice
2 J/ C
t B^-Affftttf^öFXHrnrtaxmB—Uk:
Help in Every Department
Wo Have Provided
^ B S T ^ rbutcsTK o iìesl of Service
THE
A L L RO A P S
HOME
L E A D TO
SANFORD
105 E . F I R S T S T .
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
ECONOM Y
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 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
.'Y* '5
4
6 .100 Ibi- Ime prestigi* I- o' ine-ltmahle value id highways, (or jirultahly in no st.iti- m representative ol The Herald that up to
lo Florida
the l Tnion will the values in- iiicrrasei! the present time the bureau had no re
"Th is condition alone should prompt in a higher ratio Ity good road»,"
22,460
ports us to a cold map and thut the one
Florida to mis-t the retpiiremcnts of
predicted for this section yeaterday had
liu»ines- within its limiL- by construct
WFiATHKIt M W HERE
been sidetracked nor th of here and would
iS.filMI
ing a complete sy-tetn of final roads
! not find vi» o n this t r i p
Mr Mitchell
I hi-r< is however, another consider Head o f t h e W t - a l h e r t l u r e n u F slab
is
t a k i n g a great interest m Sanford
12,10(1
�THE SANFORD HERALD
February 14, 1918
DOAKD SLAPS N E W S P A P E K S
Osceola Hardshell* Take Away Financlal Support of Papers
Decs use the newspapers of Kiuimmee
saw fit Ia criticise the-slow methods of
xkt^ujgmss, .-.ynwrjftCT
road building some of the hardshell
members sought to get back at the jour
nalists by cutting off the revenue re
cently given for complimentary copies
of the Joqrnal and Gazette and passed
the following resolution:
"Whereas for some time paused the
Board of County Commissioners of
Osceola County have subscribed for a
certain number of papers both of the
Kissimmee Valley Gazette and the Os
ceola Journal for distribution to pros
pective settlers outside of the state of
Florida, with a view of encouraging Im
migration; and whereas these papers at
one time exploited the advantage* of
this part of the state, showing the pbalibilltiea derived from ngrientture, caltle
raising, also the advantage in an edu*catiOi7ff - K t y r ^ £ K ^ t t m rcfrHhT*
from other states, thereby enhancing
the value of all property by reason on the
new comers to our community; and,
Whereas, for some time past these
newspaper* have not shown the zeal
formerly displayed in advertising Os
ceola county; and
Whereaa, the Osceola Journal has seen
fit to devote a considerable portion of
its columns to unfair .criticism of the
conditions in the county, and the of
ficial acta of its officers, thereby render
ing the paper rather a detriment than
an advantage to the county, discourag
ing rather than encouraging, immigra
tion; and
Whereaa. both pa|>er* ure now edited
by non-nwidents, or at least by person*
who have but recently moved into the
community and who are not farnliur
with the conditions ami want* of the
community; therefore !*• it
Resolved by the board of county com
missioner* of Osceola county that they
do not deem it vaisc to continue the sub
scription to these newapa|>ers under
existing circumstances."
G e n u in e
R om No.
P o t u t o « '» ,
le* i
Ur I
of A
whit
Tetberly
Study Circle Organlxcd.
(8) Henry James —Mias Ensmin
Monday njght a number of ladgentU m cT lntm elil irTtHTUet”
(41 Basil King. "The Wild Olive'
p of literature tpel “t the home
LaAgTe« arid organized the club — Mrs. Langley.
Mary -Johnston. "C iyuc L'u.
i tbt^Riture wjll bj.kflywn by
II. The English Oroup.
Political Science.
James Bryce. “The South Amer.ican Commonwealth.”—Mr. J. II. Wildman.
B. Physical Science.
' . Lord Kelvin. Prof. Perkins.
dT Philosophy.
*
Frederick Harrison. "Phlliosophy of Positivism.” Mr. Langley.
D. Poetry.
*,
John Masemond.—Mrs. Co*.
E. Fiction.
. .. .
(1) GlIMrt K. Chesterton. "Man
Alive.”- M r , Polk.
<2) Arnold Bennett. "Your Unit
ed State*."—Mrs. Dickins.
Inner
---- (4) John Galsworthy.
Tranquility."—Miss Gibson
It
A.
, 'fW-M**^HHHTpWWl'~lVSPrt. “C xre
of Richard M lnhel."- Mrs. J. N- Whitner.
(6) H. C. Wells. "Marriage."—
Mr. Polk
The repreanetative* of French nnd
German llterautre have not as yet Ix-en
selected.
Plumbing and
Cas Fitting
All Work Receive« My Pontonai
Attention And Bent Effort«
Opposite U ly Hall
Telephone No. Î3
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
T h is' beautiful suburban home - on Sanford
LWita-xautititiuii o fj£ ]i rooms Qpcjbath
,
modern conveniences, lot 05x130 fiUed with ohmge
trees and other fruits and flowers, fine garage and
jiumping outfit, good water, electric lights, going at
a bargain.
$1,000 cash, balance on easy terms.
TEACHERS
O F FLO R ID A
S l i l i t a O p i a t a S p r ia l N orm al R r r l i a C o u rs * M a r t * 2 6 lk la M ap 3 0 lh
Send for a B u lle tin
A sp ecial low r a le Is liv e n
Th e s ta le te st books are used
Y o u ra n rn
Irr st any tim e P rep a re tor a b elter *ra d e Cost la Only I t 50 per wnek. or J 3 9 0 0 tur the
nine » r e k t
T b it Includ es ts ld r t»>ard room . I ll h l and tuition Send for p ictu re b u lle tin
A d d r e s s S T E T S O N U N I V E R S I T Y D e L s s d . H e r ld s
S p rris l Alt» nilón i« C«ll«d I»
Tlkw r r t l i m a a r y C*«*ra» *• A |r t r w lla r » IW tany
O rg a n * and llU ifi« n k ( L#*in*
l r T O u a lita iiv r and Q u a n t lla llv r A n a ly « !* A ¿rR u ltw rn l ( h^ m lU fy M lnrrahzgy
el.
U « f*r« M t r f ir a l C o a r i t
lio im i» (s f iir r a l l lir in f ilr y
S< kool o( M u n c
A n u lu n if !*•< trrU»lnt> I I i«tisi*a«|> / «■*!•.
IrMtrgnfiH I h r m í i l f ) Q u i l l l l i n r l l i i l Q u in t il« h v r i lir in t it r i
I *1 nno l'l|* r tIrg a n V ndiii V«»*r. lia rm o m and t fm rus VAurk
S fk o o l of l íos A r i i
l> rn » in * l ' a in ii it l m OH. V* a lr r ( «Ju i. rt»
S p a u ld in g
4. ikt 160 Ib bag f 2.66; Red
Bliss Triumph, per 150 Ib hag 12.66.
Can furnish seed grown either in Maine
or N e w York state. • We guarantee our
seed to be the beat and true to name.
Ten vean In the seed busi news; not s dis
satisfied customer. American Produce
Company. Jacksonville, Florida. 45-24c
A l c L W l l _____ M / jc -
J'oJk
Good Location
Good Service
The Largest
We will be Pleased to Show Them
FLORIDA
ouse
�February l i , 1918
Filed for Record
Wilkens and wife to Nicholson St
j
Veddcr.
falaaid H'
.
«
Noving«
Edward 11. Nain and wife to C. L.
Meyer.
it
J. 0 . Brock and wife to J . C. Robinson
Chari« Maurice ami wife to J . C,
Robinson.
Thomas E. Wilson and wife to Mrs,
H. Howard.
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Orlando Telephone Co. to i . R. Carlion.
Ja m « T. McDonnell and wife to Jno.
V. Daniels.
Orlando Florida Land» Co. to R. F.
Brennenan..
Orlando Florida Lande Co. to OttoJR.
Hudson.
Orlando Florida Lande Co. to Otto R.
Hudson.
. Fred H. Yaplo and wife to Mamie
Edward H. Nein and wife to Corinne
Cbmad.
« a ss
NEW LINE
Of the ever popular
Middy Illouae just re-
For Monday wn -this
ecial in Norfolk MId
's, sold everywhere for
*50, for Monday's sale
E. L. Sperry and wife to Helen A.
Edward H. Nein
and wife to M. N.
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French.
H. W. Tanner add wife to C. R.
Thomas.
••••’ •.
,
Edward H. Nelh.and wife to Francis
E. Hathaway.
Edward H. Nein and wife to Clara D.
Burrows.
J. H. Horace Smith to H. A. Vivian.
Etelier Miner to Geo. L. Shinn.
C. N. White and wife to G. L. Sophia
R. B
White and wlfe^to G. L. S
R. Didwcll.
4F. M Turner and wlfu to G. L. Wilson.
Frank H. Clum and wife 4o M. F . S.
Harden.
Pros. Col. Co. to D. C. Corey.
P resses—Have you seen a Cleanside Dress? Don’t fail to
Bee'this, the latent addition in Wash Dresses. A splendid selec
tion of patterns, in a fine grade of Gingham, $2.50
QQ
grade
tp JL e a / O
Shirt wain Is—For Monday we will have on wile thnt beau
tlful line of spring styles, Indies Shirtwaists, neat, nobby crea
tions, lace and embroidery trimmed, well worth $1.50,
our price
' H oC
Skirts— The time is now ripe to buy a fine Serge, Corduroy
or'Panama Skirt, and for Monday special prices will be found in
this department. See our special value in Serge (T»Q Q Q
Skirts at ..-.......................... ...............................................
Wash Skirts—Our line of Tub Skirts in both white and
natural color ore truly bargains. Also our line of Corduroy
Peaques, Linene, white and colors, in the latest / fjO J n
styles, 98c to................................................... .......
WHAT 25 CENTS W ILL DO MONDAY AT 8 O’CLOCK
(Hue Enamel*an- Colondcrs
Fimt quality, the
■I0c kind, (or Mon-
ilny’i*unie
age, as the J . H. Eachmgn •European
Show», which will give four perform
ances her« on Feb. 24th and 25th, come
highly recommended from the different
towns in which they have appeared.
This attraction travel* in Iw own special
cars and carrie* a,number of high class
leature acta, among (hem being several’
sensational feature* from the larger firfumi and, In addition, u trained unimul
exhibition, that Is aeconil to none in the
country will be given. T h e comedy fea
ture has not been rteglecud as several
up to date vaudeville acts are carried as
well as a number of funny clown». One
member of the "Troupe," worthy ol
40r Worih 25e
This large roll medicated
Toilet Paper i« well
f a aw
worth 10c each (or,
Monday 4 (or
fW P*
“ V '
Blue Enamelware Pot»
t a h i .k d a m a s k
This in a Ixautin w
(ul number, fine
J 'T k f*
quality dnmn-k for
lu this tirade la
al way» in demand,
iftr kind
C O R S E T COVERS
For this sale a chance
to buy corset
fw r«e
covers worth
/
50c for
3 P IE P L A T E S 23c
This Hlue Enamelware Pie
Pinte »ixrlul is an
fT „
L A D IE S' D RAW ERS
1-ace and embroidery trim
med in this wing'g 1*
—
GOW NS
For this suie u
chance to buy a
ladies' Gown lor
Eull sire Ladies’ Muslin t'n
demkirU. with u f \ p e
hemstitched ruffle. S . T ï t *
Monday aule
v
-| p*
X u v
Fleered I ¡nod Undershirts Alt* sizes, sold every- O Q '
where ul 50e
For, Monday's sole _
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Him* [telle (.’ha in bray Work Shirts, have two pockets, never
sells for less than 50 cents, extraordinary bargains, our i r t ,
price___ ___
—
T r OC
Halbriggan Undershirts—This is a splendid value, O / l ze
a garment only
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Solsette Shirts Collar attached, tlit*«*? soft shirts
are worth $1.25a garment,special. "Are you looking for work?"
"So,
•lr; rm looking for money, but I'm
willing to work because that'» the
only way ! can get It.”— Boston Tran
script
Suit Cases Special fibre kind, well bound all
around, well worth $1.50, s|H*cinl
MONDAY
19
This ¡a a special aale of
full site 42x36-1» Pillow
C a s « , note 2 for ......
Uncle Pennywise Bays:
Style changea. In the old days a
murderer alwaya ala a hearty break
fast of ham and eggs Just before golog to the gallows, but now he amokea
Our larje line of child
ren drexve» in the Spring
patterns have arrived yifea
2 to 14 years
Q Q «
Only 49c and
w O v
... A .aAWlul-French j e w le r iiia made
* perfect watch and aat It Inside a
pearl trat a little more than half an
Inch lo diameter.
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Way of Collage Man.
Where a college man’s heart la,
will hie fret pin be-also.—Lipplnoott’a Magatine.
C
1 A
tp A • X *7
CEN TS
Ona Sort of Philosophy.
"Mother, did you learn to cook be
fore you |ot married f* "I did n o t I
married drat. Tbere'a nouse learning
a trade until you know, you're going
to need lb**—Detroit FYee Preea.
Example of Jeweler's Skill.
Q O ^
I/ O C
CRASH TO W E L IN G
FO R
» cigarette.
for only
»
JL 9
c
Only 150 yard* of thia bargain.
( Limit 20 yards to cusomer
rt 7 _
F of next M onday's wile a
yard
®
¿dO V ,
M r T O W E L S 23c
Just think, 26x48 inch Turk
ish Bath Towels,
large, heavy grade
jFrx/W
for only
HATH 25c
Mats (or every-
ong. men, women
and children, each
UNDERSKIRTS
For Monday see this special line of Men s and Hoys
Hats, made from the Silver Palm at 10c and
..
Lika tha Moat of Ua.
Z ilP
2 JA R D IN IE R E S 23c
These Jardiniere« are good
values at 26c each,
f a mv
Monday'« sale 2
X 'S / *
pr
_ J ih / 1
3 POLISH 25c
Whittemore’a Baby
•(Juick White
Star Tan, 3 (or
Elite.
Jr
“ W hile a s S n o w ” is a very catchy phrase, but
it is not in it with our unsurpassed line of men,
women, and children shoes, made by the well
known firm of Selby, the shoe of refinement and
com fort for ladies.
G od m an, the shoe of solid leather for misse s,
women, and children, at our prices which arc
‘‘m atchless.”
3nows Union Made shoes tor men a n d b<
mean up to the minute styles at prices sim
below competion.
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B O R D E R E D B A T IST E
For Monday 1 Xee thi* large and
varied assortment of our
-f /\
bordered ballate a yufd
1 1 If*
only
A U L
WE ARE AGENTS EOR BUTT ERICK
All articl*-» thut can lw »hipped by
parcel post amounting to |2.50 or
more will be shipped charge* prepaid,
provided cash accompanies order.
PATTERNS
F U R N IT U R E DEPARTM ENT
Why docs thitf department keep growing
looking this stock over. Our values cann
also our easy payment. Anybody bv m
payment can furnish their home and me
merits of only $1.0Cf
312.50 RED *7.08
Two inch Continuous r|
Post 3-8 inch fillers, white ?]
enameled Iron Bed for
t
.
115.00 SAVEP
Wo can sell an eleven atop
c o lo rs sp ecial
Specially renovated,
guaranteed san
itary feather Pillow», cover- r p -fl -|
ad with A. C. A. tick
lh « e are 11.60 quality.-.....
112-80 LOUNGE 19.98
Extra bargiln for Mon- /tw
day's aale, imitation leather ¡ S '
îi -
Jafet-L
TWO STORES--121-123 E. lit ST-
our - Special
lines of cotton, lisle
nntl Bilk half hose for
men, in black and
CA§JH DEPARTMENT STORE
Unole Penny Ville 8 aya:
rty may not be a. crime, bot U
tte penalty ol her« labor.
See
FLORIDA
�nÜ
February 14,1918
SANFORD HERALD
REM EM BER
W ATCH OUR
Induces Nothing Except
O u r Regular
F o rrrrrr
ABOUT
Nodiing Special Bought -foi
T H IS -
Great Shoe Sale ALL GOES INTO ONE GREAT
THIS SALE
Owing to conditions over which we have no control, we are forced to quickly remove this stock
of shoes, which means a great sacrifice—But necessity knows no law, so accordingly have
marked .every pair down to the limit for quick removal. Not a single pair of shoes in this
hew high grade stock reserved, but every pair even including all shipments of Spring
styles marked.at a great sacrifice;1
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THIS GREAT SHOE SALE will surpass any Shoe Selling Event ever attempted
Sanford before—Its quite contrary to our usual-policy, of no Special Sales—but its
only recourse, for we are forced to vacate at once. Tis not a question of profit i
Entire stock must be moved quickly
N O T IC E
TO
THE
P U B L IC
R EASO N S- FOR T H IS
SALI
o our former policy of no Special Sale we must submit to
now and throw this entire stock on Public Sale. This stock
ind of the best well known makes, but of nil must be sacri*
et conditions— every pair marked in plain figures, showing
the women v a. m.
; Saturday Ten Prizes to
| the Ten Lucky Holders.
Fifty Tickets will be given
| away Free to the First
—Fifty-Women in die Store.
Ten of the numbers call
for Free Prizes.
r
t o
Lot la d le s ’ Strap
Lot Ladles’ C ur
Pumps, patent Icath M etal Pum ps Strap
cr, turn sole, regular Goodyear welts, reg
ular *2 .6 0 value, R e
t h i s Removal S a le moval S a le
Price
per
fls-g / j r *
Lot Ladies’ low
heel, Gun M etal and
P atent Strap Pumps, ton and lace Sh o es,
regular values $2.50 regular $.1.00 value,
and $1.00, Removal for our Removal Sale
$ 1 . 7 8 onb
$ 1 .9 5
Lot Grover» Lad les’
Lot M en’s ' Gun
Loi Childrens hjgh
Oxfords, extra fine Blucher Oxfords reg- M etal Blu cher Shoes
regular $3.50 ular $3.00 value, for regular value $5.00, velvet top Sh o es, s it e
our Rem oval our Rem oval Sale
Removal 8 ,4 to 11, regular $2
e r r Pdcc
1 a
Ä
Lot
Ladles’
Vici
L o t ,o f Children’s
Patent Tip, two eye
vas button Shoes 8 !
lace O xfords, regular
to J L , regular value
$3.00 value, Rem oval $1-75, our Removal
Lot Men’s Howard
F o ster, P aten t Ox*
fords, in Button and
Blu cher, regular 4.00
values, our Removal
,
1 .4 8
helm Oxfords in Pat
ent and Tan, button
Blucher, regular 5.00
JflW i our Removal
Something doing there
Sanford, Florida
9 a. m. Saturday O n c
Pair Men’s Shoes. One
Pair Ladles’ Shoes. Fifty
Tickets given to the first
fifty w o m e n—and fifty
tickets given to the first
ni e n . N o obligations.
one wins
�Published Sem i-W eekly—tuosday and Friday
w m m
B A N F O R O , F L O R I D A . T U E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1R , 1 * 1 3
There Will Be Ten New
All Preriou» Records Broken
in Building Operations
Residence Section tod Business Sec
tion Keeping Pace With Tn'
creased Population
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st this property with kn eye for the
future.
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Bpace will not permit, a recapltuia.
tion of the various properties that have
been «rectal lately but the report of
the City Clerk will convey tome Idea
of the building operations although it
doea not give the many homes being
Improvements Being Made Mere
Enhance Land Values
. , Hon. Fraul^Muyes, editor of the Pensacola Journal, usually knows whereof he CAPITAL BEING ATTRACTED HERE
speaks, and in a late issue of the Journal voices the following words of wisdom Te-'
garding the question of county division :
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Thaj-Sfeny Adv»nlige» Offered Are
“It
will be
u is said
saui there
mere.win
ue no less than
man ten propositions for
far new cotnu?
ties before the next legislature. Probably all of them have merit, and
the trend of modern political economy is towards smaller political
divisions of territory/’
Thera la no city in the south that is
BO K tat'A sj^dly y Sanford and aa
proof of this statement the many new
building« going up at every point in the
dty is cited. Many fine residences
have recently been built here by reaidents tod those who come here and
recognlts the possibilities of profit in
building houses for rent or sals. S.u,ford during the peat two yean has
clsbncd the attention of the investors
toon then ever before for here he recognttes the sure sign of rapid growth
end the chance to make good from the
incrfkw in reel estate of *11 kinds,
hropertiM thst * few yrare age could
■hare been purehaicd * t * very small
margins of proflti hive Increased ra
pidly and tboee who have been away
from the city for ths past year are mar
veling at the rapid rise of' real estate.
This building hu not been confined
to any one locality but is noticed In the
residential and buoinree beettana of the
dty ind for long distances out from the
dty proper the people are building fine
hotnre Sanford Heights in the past
few'wteki ha* again come into notice
or* account of the proposed brick roads
tijjU will girdle this- fine residential
property and
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r One of our West Side gruwera baa
refused ten thousand dollars (or a
patch ot ten acrca of celery. He claims: timt Ihn Uutt.ja.ln auth^ood shape tb»the will get about twice this much for
it.
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# Mi. E. E. Brtdy, who has a contract
During the recent visit of the state authorities to Sanford anti a thorough inspection of the schools
“f1 out. '•i*a bb00 r[Q<M
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the remark was made that Sanford made the bast showing of any city in th_* state aceorJiiiK to popti- hU “ "’P 1,1 •h*P* and n,,w h" 76 "»*"
lation. Our system, rightly called the Sanford syatem, because it w.is in titutod and (ottered Tiy'Sau- ,n , wo~ ‘ - ]ila’ forc'J w111 u ,n’
ford alone is the best educational plan that has ever been given to the public. The city schools comprise rrr „ l" '1 100 men “ro cmP>°y*d
three separate buildings, Primary, Grammar and High School and the ?ytt»m it perfect. Adde from
1,m project will turn on«
the regular city schools that bring to total number up to eight school buildings in all making ¿Janford ‘" ‘ T “n , t|Uar‘eLr. dol¡j‘^• l®0*« hero
the educational center of this section. .
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Sanford City Has the Most Brick Paved Streets
benefit to Harney County as It will fur-
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The brick are now being laid on Ninth streat to tho new depot, a depot by the way that has just , *l m*y
Jtpn£* ally ^pown but
been erected at a cost of over $7U,000, and this additional paving will bring up Sanford's total to /tre1' V
ot ll c ^ u11 hav« 68
miles of brick pared streets. The«? are not narrow alleys but in most instances broad thoroughfares and ,.0CT ° r ‘ * m> * wirn l“® f iV*n
Sanfonl ha« the reputation of having more brick paving than any oth t city of similar size in the United . " . j arc compel*
or which th«
States. The country roads to be paved next month contiguous to -bmford will amount to twenty-fire )r art'
" rnv nifll* * • vdery
milt's of brick roads, and with the city paving will be Thirty Milrs of ¡trick Fanny. This would indicate grtJj/ J* .?c on or ’ an
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that the d ty U
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a aa „lace ot reddencc f. par excellenea.
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Sanford is the Trading Center for South Florida
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Tho many visitors to the city this w.-ek are atru-k with the many sties in vogue at the lug stores .uni will !*■ the cauw of* great amount
Sanford merchants believe in selling goods and do not carry’ over any obi stock -to foist them upon the of tpiffle coming thin way. There hu
unsuspecting public nt various tim.-s and In carrying but this policy give the buyers the opportunity of been * great ne«l of a direct «mnoebuying good materials cheap at till« senson of the year. There arc at least four big -salrs_gmng_or^ t j i p * r t
of the «t«u.
wwirtmtHhc"buyers are coming in'o fsanford from alhpoints of thcTrorn-vt-M. fur they1
- OewXae-vtiUon a
and ar * wise to the fuct that in this city they can buy goods cheaper than in the larger cities of the north. mean* of ic‘ll|iig to amt from th» Eut
Sanford merchants always treat their contain in fairly and th«*« cu.:oin»rs always come again Sanr<-,orLs Thi» improv«m«nt «uford is the trading teenter for all of South Florida.
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reason to doubt but what this will b*Sanford district has voted bonds for the ciinstruction of brick roads in the sum of $..00,1)00, I/ie ,.orjlp f,fjU Q[ th*? moat f«vor«<l and bwt
work will startvon or about March 1st. No other city, no other district in the county had suiTku mt .„jvml««! poniom of tho State,
faith in the county or sufficient nerve-to fwfre
dwmsu and bond for brick road-.. No other .
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county in Florida or the entire south has done this much, although they have expended much hot. air acre truck farnu during 1912.
The
in talking about good roads and ths state is v«ry much oxvrcieed now about a separate appropriation |„ll(| Wll3 rare? and hrou^ht >150 on
liufdness Men*» Association
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An enthusiastic meeting was held in for buildblg gOO<l roads.
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• cel ry land..
the Parlor nf the Hanford House. Fri
day night, .Feb. 14th, 1913, and a ncu
orgsniiation was formed for tho Ix-tior
m m of local trade and credit condi
tion». 8. Rungc was appointed tem
porary chairman and called the moot
ing to order. Tho bus! new interest«
of the Hty were weU represen tori, ss 25
or 30 prominent tnuinena men were
present. Officer* were duly elected,
•s follow*: S. Kunge. President; Geo.
A Speer. Vlce-Pre*., *«nd A. K. Pow
ere. attorney at law, Sec.-Treos. The
merchants were fortunate in M’lecting
Mr. I’owere aa Scey-Treas.. ai he is
well up in hi* profession, and while he
ha* only resided in Sanford a ihort
while, U well known, and com « highly
recommended from his former home
in North Carolina, .where he is well con
nected. An executive board was next
elected, comprising t«n.
President
Sanford Gels Appropriation for $ 7 0 ,0 0 0 Government Builtljig
amiord W.ll hu.-c a fiaa govam-n-n. bulking t;j oh,
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rweived here today in a telegram from Congressman ( lark a* follows
lu atlvvTtuini mBUW lrom the
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iirintcr* nnd 1« now |irrt>nriti|t to launch
R. J# Holly, Editor Hemfd,
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t|jo unit' In
>iiTUM‘ The lands ot
Dill carryingapprogrbUon of $70,0?) for a «lu and «ov.-nm.nl bail-ling c.rn M
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This means that our city will be graced by a One building that will bo enmm nspniti wilh tin re
markable growth of Sanford.
Sanford’s Tourist Hotel Will Be Finest in the South
county and will aJTonl an opportunity
^ i|w mnn of tmM
t0
|al|lj m ltnmcj county on vury rruson-
f:.:,
The unurecodented offer of Ihe Sanford llol-l Co. and th" o.offor.l C .:n iwreial Chili I . .1 ,l. 1 “" l" '
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.. «20000 tract of land free, to bulkhead the same and give the ,rn„aoy free i axes for a term of year.
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h S r i n g fruit and seven.! well known capitalists an- in Ihc city ltd. week with a view of taking up the 1 « . . « been ,.lmd In ™m.„l-lon h.r.
off^ nnL.U o u™cl.ashVg the entire holdings of the Hotel C o . which comprise sum - of the I f m o« wl- » er..i...u...oJ t-> *
men it. b.
„ t, ,-iMitfiil fritit-iui licit i.l nti t hf> hiuikn of laiikt* Aluiirot *tic lltnYit in inland I londa Ihc grtat
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th* Merchants Mercantile Agency, pub
lisher! of th e Credit Experience Guido,
n « t explained the system fully, and it
*M decided tp appoint a committee to
go w-tth .Mr Henry and see fcuch merrhxnta who had nipt given thrir support,
V b U importent that every merchant
coopérât« in the. movement, and great
"»ulu .will be §çMT2pÜ2bcd. ThU aooocUtkin wil) co-operato with like oA*°clttioos formed all -over the State as
M lh* .IdnUed fttate". A m«tlng
soon be called, for the Executive
ing to Work hand in hand-with the other
<Jnd do all in hie power to Self, the gen
WJourned, wjth eytry.jaaefchant agrew*ork hand in bandlwlth the other.
, do *11 1“ hfa power to helo the gentr*d* condition». It (a expected
th* aseheiation will bhtre aiii ®kpben
*v" y ‘oerthant practically ^ln Sanford
an t^*** wiclofty, tod already about
fj.
Music Club
The Musle Club held their regular
meeting at thn homo of Mr*. F. li. Wood
ruff Saturday afternoon. The very Inclcment'.weathcr prevented the attend
ance of several of the membera who were
i on the program. The * meeting thcrelora waa shortened
m m m
uray afternoow at Mrs. Woodrull'e at
3 o’clock sharp. Every member U re*|U«wte<l to L*i pruuuil, us an im()ortant
matter muii be conddert d by the entire
club.
After the bu»ine*a of Hi* club is at
tended to tho chorus will have a prac
tice. It h desired that the full chorus
b« on band.
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February 14,1918
SANFORD HERALD
REM EM BER
W ATCH OUR
Induces Nothing Except
O u r Regular
F o r r r r r r
ABOUT
Nodiing Special Bought -foi
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Great Shoe Sale A L L GOES IN TO ONE G REA T
THIS SALE
Owing to conditions over which we have no control, we are forced to quickly remove this stock
of shoes, which means a great sacrifice—But necessity knows no law, so accordingly have
marked .every pair down to the limit for quick removal. Not a single pair of shoes in this
hew high grade stock reserved, but every pair even including all shipments of Spring
styles marked.at a great sacrifice;1
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THIS GREAT SHOE SALE will surpass any Shoe Selling Event ever attempted
Sanford before—Its quite contrary to our usual-policy, of no Special Sales—but its
only recourse, for we are forced to vacate at once. Tis not a question of profit i
Entire stock must be moved quickly
NOTICE
TO
THE
PUBLIC
REASONS- FOR
THIS
SALI
o our former policy of no Special Sale we must submit to
now and throw this entire stock on Public Sale. This stock
ind of the best well known makes, but of nil must be sacri*
et conditions— every pair marked in plain figures, showing
the women v a. m.
; Saturday Ten Prizes to
| the Ten Lucky Holders.
Fifty Tickets will be given
| away Free to the First
—Fifty-Women in die Store.
Ten of the numbers call
for Free Prizes.
r to
Lot lad les’ Strap
Lot Ladles’ Cur
Pumps, patent Icath Metal Pumps Strap
cr, turn sole, regular Goodyear welts, reg
ular *2.60 value, Re
t h i s Removal Sale moval Sale
Price
per
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Lot Ladies’ low
heel, Gun Metal and
Patent Strap Pumps, ton and lace Shoes,
regular values $2.50 regular $.1.00 value,
and $1.00, Removal for our Removal Sale
$ 1 .7 8
$ 1 .9 5
onb
Lot Grover» Ladles’
Lot Men’s ' Gun
Loi Childrens hjgh
Oxfords, extra fine Blucher Oxfords reg- Metal Blucher Shoes
regular $3.50 ular $3.00 value, for regular value $5.00, velvet top Shoes, site
our Removal our Removal Sale
Removal 8 ,4 to 11, regular $2
e r r P d cc
1 a
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Lot Ladles’ Vici
L o t,o f Children’s
Patent Tip, two eye
vas button Shoes 8 !
lace Oxfords, regular to JL , regular value
$3.00 value, Removal $1-75, our Removal
Lot Men’s Howard
Foster, Patent Ox*
fords, in Button and
Blucher, regular 4.00
values, our Removal
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1 .4 8
helm Oxfords in Pat
ent and Tan, button
Blucher, regular 5.00
JflW i our Removal
Something doing there
Sanford, Florida
9 a. m. Saturday O n c
Pair Men’s Shoes. O n e
Pair Ladles’ Shoes. Fifty
Tickets given to the first
fifty w o m e n—and fifty
tickets given to the first
ni e n . N o obligations.
one wins
�P u b lis h e d
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S e m i -W e e k l y — t u o s d a y
and
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BANFORO, F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1R, 1*13
All Preriou» Records Broken
in Building Operations
Residence Section tod Business Sec
tion Keeping Pace W ith Tn'
creased Population
Thera la no city in the south that is
B O K ta t'A s j^ d ly y Sanford and aa
proof of this statement the many new
building« going up at every point in the
dty is cited. Many fine residences
have recently been built here by reaidents tod those who come here and
recognlts the possibilities of profit in
building houses for rent or sals. S.u,ford during the peat two yean has
clsbncd the attention of the investors
toon then ever before for here he recognttes the sure sign of rapid growth
end the chance to make good from the
incrfkw in reel estate of *11 kinds,
hropertiM th st * few yrare age could
■hare been purehaicd * t * very small
margins of proflti hive Increased ra
pidly and tboee who have been away
from the city for ths past year are mar
veling at the rapid rise of' real estate.
This building h u not been confined
to any one locality but is noticed In the
residential and buoinree beettana of the
dty ind for long distances out from the
dty proper the people are building fine
hotnre Sanford Heights in the past
few'wteki ha* again come into notice
or* account of the proposed brick roads
tijjU will girdle this- fine residential
property and
st this property with kn eye for the
future.
A /
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Bpace will not permit, a recapltuia.
tion of the various properties that have
been «rectal lately but the report of
the City Clerk will convey tome Idea
of the building operations although it
doea not give the many homes being
There Will Be Ten New
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Counties Formed in Florida
Improvements Being Made Mere
Enhance Land Values
. , Hon. Fraul^Muyes, editor of the Pensacola Journal, usually knows whereof he CAPITAL BEING ATTRACTED HERE
speaks, and in a late issue of the Journal voices the following words of wisdom Te-'
garding the question of county division :
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Thaj-Sfeny Adv»nlige» Offered Are
Ms^neu?fhju~l?ull I’cuplc Our Way
“It
will be
than ten propositions far
for new cotnu?
u is said
saui there
mere.win
ue no less man
ties before the next legislature. Probably all of them have merit, and
r One of our West Side gruwera baa
refused ten thousand dollars (or a
the trend of modern political economy is towards smaller political
patch ot ten acrca of celery. He claimsdivisions of territory/’
: timt Ihn Uutt.ja.ln auth^ood shape tb»the will get about twice this much for
it.
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# Mi. E. E. Brtdy, who has a contract
D uring th e recen t v isit o f th e s ta te a u th o ritie s to San ford anti a thorough inspection of the sch o o ls
“f 1 out. '•i*a bb00 r[Q<M
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th e rem ark was m ade th a t Sanford m ade th e b ast showing of any c ity in t h _* s ta te ace orJiiiK to popti- hU “ " ’P 1,1 •h*P* and n,,w h" 76 "»*"
lation . O ur sy stem , righ tly called the S a n fo rd syatem , becau se it w.is in titu tod and (ottered T iy 'S a u - ,n , wo~ ‘ - ] ila’ forc'J w111
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ford alone is th e b est ed u catio n al plan th a t h as ever been given to the public. T h e c ity schools co m p rise rrr „
l" ' 1 100 men “ro cmP>°y*d
th ree sep a ra te buildings, P rim ary , G ram m ar and High Sch ool and the ?y tt» m it perfect. A dde from
1,m project will turn on«
th e regular c ity schools th a t brin g to to ta l n u m b er up to eig h t school buildings in all m aking ¿Janford ‘" ‘ T “n , t|Uar‘eLr. dol¡j‘^• l®0*« hero
th e ed u catio n al cen ter of th is section. .
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benefit to Harney County as It will fur-
Sanford City Has the Most Brick Paved Streets
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T h e b rick are now being laid on N in th s tre a t to tho new depot, a depot b y th e way th a t h as ju st , *l m*y
Jtpn£* ally ^pown but
been erected a t a co st of over $7U,000, and th is additional paving will bring up San ford 's to tal to / tre1' V
ot l l c ^ u11 hav« 68
m iles o f b rick p a r e d streets. T h e«? are not narrow alleys bu t in most instances broad thoroughfares and , . 0CT °
r ‘ * m> * w irn l “® f iV*n
S a n fo n l ha« th e rep u tatio n of having m ore b ric k paving th an any oth t c ity of sim ilar size in the U nited . " . j arc compel*
or which th«
S ta te s . T h e co u n try roads to be paved n ex t m onth contiguous to -bmford will am ount to tw en ty-fire )r art'
" rnv nifll* * • vdery
milt's o f b r ic k roads, and with th e city paving will be T h irty M ilrs o f ¡tric k F a n n y . T h is would in d ica te grtJ j / J * .? c on or ’ an
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Sanford is the Trading Center for South Florida
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Tho m any visitors to the c ity this w.-ek are atru -k w ith the m any s tie s in vogue at the lug stores
Sanford m erch an ts believe in selling goods and do not carry’ over an y obi sto ck -to foist them upon the
u nsuspecting p u blic nt various tim.-s and In carry in g but th is policy give the buyers the opportunity of
bu ying good m aterials cheap a t till« senson of the year. T h e re arc a t least four b ig -salrs_gmng_or^ t
j
w w irtm tH h c"b u y e rs are com ing in 'o fsanford from alh p o in ts o f thcTrorn-vt-M. fur th ey1
and ar * wise t o th e fuct th a t in this city th ey can buy goods ch eaper th an in th e larger cities of the n o rth .
Sanford m erch an ts alw ays tr e a t their contain i n fairly and th«*« c u .:o in » rs alw ays com e again
Sanford is th e trad in g teenter for all of South F lo rid a .
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.uni will !*■ the cauw o f * great amount
of tpiffle coming thin way. There hu
been * great ne«l of a direct «mnoei
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of the «t«u.
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mean* of ic‘ll|iig to amt from th» E u t
r<-,orLs Thi» improv«m«nt «u***•*■_ thl’
With twcmty-lwo milts of brick road«
outside of tho city limit« of Sanford
a,,d ,n
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reason to doubt but what this will b*Sanford d istric t has voted bonds for th e c iinstruction of brick roads in the sum of $..00,1)00,
I/ie ,.orjlp f,fjU Q[ th*? moat f«vor«<l and bwt
work will startv o n or ab o u t M arch 1st. N o o th er city , n o o th er d istrict in the cou nty had suiTku mt .„jvml««! poniom of tho State,
faith in th e c o u n ty or sufficient n erv e-to fw fre
dwmsu and bond for brick road-.. No o th e r .
—m g m x m n e a . i L j w t w t B A w
co u n ty in F lo rid a or th e e n tire south has d one this m uch, although th ey h ave expended much hot. a ir acre truck farnu during 1912.
The
in talkin g ab o u t good roads and ths sta te is v«ry much oxvrcieed now about a separate appropriation |„ll(| Wll3 rare? and hrou^ht >150 on
liufdness Men*» Association
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«cr«. This ihows tho value ot Sanford
An enthusiastic meeting was held in fo r buildblg gOO<l roads.
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• cel ry land..
the Parlor nf the Hanford House. Fri
day night, .Feb. 14th, 1913, and a ncu
orgsniiation was formed for tho Ix-tior
m m of local trade and credit condi
a m io r d W.ll hu.-c a fiaa g ov am -n -n . b u lk in g t;j o h ,
T im
g raik iag ,«»
„ "f ™
tion». 8. Rungc was appointed tem rw eived here to d ay in a teleg ram from C on gressm an ( lark a * follows
lu atlvvTtuini mBUW lrom the
porary chairman and called the moot
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\\ nslungton, LJ. < ., r e b ru a iy in .
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iirintcr* nnd 1« now |irrt>nriti|t to launch
ing to order. Tho bus! new interest«
R . J# H olly, E d ito r H em fd,
.
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t|jo unit' In
>iiTUM‘ The lands ot
of the Hty were weU represen tori, ss 25
Dill c a r r y in g a p p ro g rb U o n of $ 7 0 ,0 ? ) fo r a « lu and « o v .- n m .n l bail-ling c .r n M
tho l ,,,.o y o » - .“ ,
J , |„ ,h.
or 30 prominent tnuinena men were
terd av .
,
... .
^
I . ',u ........ county and will aJTonl an opportunity
present. Officer* were duly elected,
T h is m eans th a t our city will be graced by a One building that will bo enmm n spn iti wilh tin re ^ i|w mnn of tmM
t0
•s follow*: S. Kunge. President; Geo. m arkab le g ro w th of Sanford.
|al|lj m ltnm cj county on vury rrusonA Speer. Vlce-Pre*., *«nd A. K. Pow
ere. attorney at law, Sec.-Treos. The
merchants were fortunate in M’lecting
T h e u nu recodented offer o f Ihe S an fo rd l l o l - l Co. and th " o.offor.l C .:n iwreial C hili I . .1
,l.
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l!"
Mr. I’owere aa Scey-Treas.. ai he is
'«*■- - ■'
" ' rl
well up in hi* profession, and while he .. « 2 0 0 0 0 t r a c t o f land free, to bulkhead th e sam e and give th e ,rn„aoy free i axes for a term of y e a r.
ha* only resided in Sanford a ihort h S r i n g fru it an d sev en .! well known c a p ita lis ts an- in Ih c c ity ltd . week w ith a view o f tak in g up th e 1 « . . « been ,.lm d In ™ m .„l-lon h .r.
men i t . b.
while, U well known, and com « highly o f f ^ n n L .U o u™cl.ashVg th e e n tire holdings o f the Hotel C o . which com prise sum - of th e I f m o « w l- » er..i...u...oJ t-> *
„ t, ,-iMitfiil fritit-iui licit i.l nti t hf> hiuikn of laiikt* Aluiirot *tic lltnYit in inland I londa
Ihc grtat
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recommended from his former home
in North Carolina, .where he is well con
nected. An executive board was next
elected, comprising t«n.
President
Sanford Gels Appropriation for $ 7 0 ,0 0 0 Government Builtljig
Sanford’s Tourist Hotel Will Be Finest in the South
th* Merchants Mercantile Agency, pub
lisher! of the Credit Experience Guido,
n « t explained the system fully, and it
*M decided tp appoint a committee to
go w-tth .Mr Henry and see fcuch merrhxnta who had nipt given thrir support,
V b U importent that every merchant
coopérât« in the. movement, and great
"»ulu .will be §çMT2pÜ2bcd. ThU aooocUtkin wil) co-operato with like oA*°clttioos formed all -over the State as
M lh* .IdnUed fttate". A m«tlng
soon b e called, for the Executive
ing to Work hand in hand-with the other
<Jnd do all in hie power to Self, the gen
WJourned, wjth eytry.jaaefchant agrew*ork hand in bandlwlth the other.
, do *11 1“ hfa power to helo the gentr* d* condition». It (a expected
th* aseheiation will bhtre aiii ®kpben
* v" y ‘oerthant practically ^ln Sanford
an t^*** wiclofty, tod already about
J
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T
mf l t ' o«
f:.:,
fj.
Music Club
The Musle Club held their regular
meeting at thn homo of Mr*. F. li. Wood
ruff Saturday afternoon. The very Inclcment'.weathcr prevented the attend
ance of several of the membera who were
i on the program. The * meeting thcrelora waa shortened
m m m
uray afternoow at Mrs. Woodrull'e at
3 o’clock sharp. Every member U re*|U«wte<l to L*i pruuuil, us an im()ortant
matter muii be conddert d by the entire
club.
After the bu»ine*a of Hi* club is at
tended to tho chorus will have a prac
tice. It h desired that the full chorus
b« on band.
�Ffbnury.lB, lflS
They have ib o been artful dodger» in the
matter of paying tax« and they am
a! raid of tbe new county because the new
county broom will sweep clean and will
tween
You and Me
EVEN THE. GATE POST'NOl-IN II
A Clilei la Among Ye Taking Notes
■nd ralth . He’ll Prent T in "—
So Sava Saunterer.
. 7 Onr Sanford Paper
What paper do the children reed .
As soon-a* they are able?
The Sanford Herald—
*
*
With other* round the center U ric.
What paper tells of marriage bell*.
And parties by the score?
The Sanford H eraldte n t promptly from office to our door.*
tasca that, they have filched from the
county treaaury ao long, while the real
y t t ^ F t b f i r u b with most of them and
ihat'W"why they have ao much love for
mother county. Thf county diviy6ti talk has agaitated queationa that
Would never have come up. at any time
and people are’ beginning to aee a light
and to aee that a few people have paid
all tbe taxae and aeveral very fine orange
grove» in the county are hot paying tbe
revenue that they should. All thia of
couree make» very strong anti-di vision*
fata and they are fighting strong against
the division of the county and incidental*
ly for the preservation of their very low
taxes. There is a method in their mad
ness. They do not want any changes
and do not want the light of publicity
thrown on the dark places. The new
county trill- place them whew t b e y 'belong and they know it, and tbe foolish
fellow* are acting more foolish by «howIng their weakness in sputtering about
What paper tells ue of the rnnrr*- — t
-'B e fo re we hear It otherwise?
The Sanford Herald - I t tells events, of nations’ fall and rise.
Wh“*
y (tore ------ —
old mother and protection.
And settles all debate?
We are Democrats in this eod of the
The Sanford Herald —
county
and believe in the majority rule
It tells the market price,' if they love
and
protection
for no one. We are
as truest mate.
husky guy*, born in tbe open and raised
on tbe farm, and we will give and take
Whose veradty d j we trust, if
and aak a fair deal for all. And Harney
We’re In any doubt?
county will get a fair deal for all and the
The Sanford Herald—
A friend we prize and cannot be with pampered sons will pay tbe tatea that
they have dodged for so many yean.
out.
*
Manufactured with pdre distilled water—they will prevent ilines*, aid
digestion and give you health
The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., San ford, Fla
M eu itt
(bftln. (1
X « «vinsii Chapter Me. Z.OrXer ra s te rs i t e r
Mssts rrtr r second ssd fourth FrkUr Is tdesth.
Evsey ose who bas wen hU Star is th* Cast u t
turd tally lavlttd I« visit lb* t ispiri
LIVER Y, F E E D AND S A L E S ^ S T A B L E
Cor er Park Avenue and Second Street
C O N TR A C TO R S FO R A L L K IN D S OF H B A V Y H A U L IN G
r ’ O. t . Celery CUy asrie I 1 Í J
Large supply ofjHorsea, Mules,
W ago n s srttf^Hirrieas alw ays
on hand F o r Sale or Exchangs
Ina v trry Turadsy nlaht e l S a'cfoch
W rlbotnr BJork, third flúor
Marts aamsd a s d fo u ith
rrliU'ic/it.’T iIti!'
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gasferd Ledge. Me i
H. I T«Ur M m«; M
Ulacfcamlthlng and'VYnguo. R e p a irin g 1n co n n e c tio n
CHASE & COMPANY
F IR E IN SU R A N C E
TORNADO
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ACCIDENT
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FID ELITY AND
CONTRACT BONDS
! We Represent The World’s Strongest Companies
* •
Paid Promptly
1 The death of Capt. Scott is sincerely
-lamented al) over the world. He had ;
made ao fine a reputation for gentle- :
manly conduct and bearing, for willingMaar a* Chapter ft* IS t A M
news to give other* credit tp which they
is t r f f Y «m ail sod fontib Tfci/rtd.
were entitled, for personal courage and j
Je Hali over Imp*-tat Tbenirv Via
Jiton* wrlourae A W. Kin*. Hlflb Pi
resolution, that the laas of such a life is t
What paper is impartial to all,
Hom ls H w , Scc'v.
felt
to
be
one
of
more
than
common
,
Praising the right and the true?
severity.
,
The Sanford Herald —
Aa far pa m » y b e gathered, from the
Whether it bo tho
reports sent in, the fatal end of the expe
dition for himself and companions was
dueto lack of preparation in the way of
Within this ideal city, I gladly
stations of food and shelter for the return (
Unite with you all and say:
trip.
“Long live The Sanford Herald.''
Captain Amundsen took great pains
And God blres tlie editor a!way.
Ktakfonc**. Sanford and S tiv a » Utk«
in that respect and w»C futthev favored <
by weather. He had. no d<H&LJWillAbi u
velous stroke o f. luck, but lie took no
Temporanee is true?
chancre and made careful provision,
The Sanford Herald— .
DENTIST
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preparation /ur aupplhw a* he fell back
Who fcsiU for that paper éacfj^weejk?
¿Office; Vowel) Building
from the pole. No doubt Capt. Fcott
thought he had made preparations suf
SANFORD. FLORIDA
—Written by Mrs. T . P. Hill.
■
Sanford, Florida, February 13, 1?>1S. ficient, hut he miscalculated. »
It is known tb it the South pole is on » ,
continent. It i* a land journey to reach
it after one leaves the ship. One may ,
gather from this disaster which has fallen ^
-peeeUw^Cw)Mf,ajamc.?diiMr*b»rt.wp»ri»7>*wsp» *
tlnent questions to hi* county contem- Captain Amundaen, that the exploit of
porarie* of the county jvat, who nalur- teaching the North pole was, a much R
ally are fighting for the county ring:
mure difficult one than to reach the ■
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"When Florida was purchased
In 1321
GEO. A. DeCOTTES
It .had two counties. Was the making
ATTORNEY
a m i ÜOUNSELLOR a i LAW
of all the counties since then the work o
“unscrupulous poHtlcisi»." or was it liePractice in State and Fédéral Courts
cause the development of the state de
Oarner-Woodruff B Idg
Sanford Fia.
manded it?
Did you ever hear of a case of a county
that had been divided ever being re brought back to Eurojie. Hut mean D R .
W. E. H O U SH O LD ER
united?
while, it is the sense of regret over the
DENTIST.
Did you ever hear of a case where fate of the expedition that is felt most
ffoam»
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14
and
1 3 . Pico ItM l
Phone «l
1
dividing a county bankrupted either the keenly.
old-or tho new eounty?
What great calamity followed the T You know I am a member of the
dividing of Dade, Hrevard or Hills church and pay my dues to that insti
DR. R. M. M A SO N
tution just aa promptly a*' l pay all my
borough count iii?
DENTIST
Were the people ground down to pov other debts and it is interesting to me to
erty when DeSoto county was divide« watch the manner In which some of my
Phone ID
good brother* and sister* pay their dues
from Manatee.
Sanford. Florida
Would the people of DeSoto like to be to the church of which they ore memhere. Of course I am only apeakjng.of
(¿united to Manatee eounty?
You Inslnuato dividing the county wi! the church of which I am a member, and
Increase taxes. Did if increase taxes yet my good friends in other church««
tell me they are up the same tree. I
when Manatee was divided?
Considerably.maqgy haa been used, to speak of the people who are always tell
defeat division ln*U«?k>to county, Was ing how much they are doing In the
thhr money furnished by the farmers and Lords vineyard and telling it publicly
fruit grower*, or was It furnished by the and yet when they are called upon for
* »m*U <H,fU/ihuiu>n to pay the
tell ahdut their poverty and
having a big county?
ROOM 20
they cannot pay anything. Some of
imu ever grauca irom the county; was three people come to church every Sun
Upstairs, Pico Block
seeking office for political spoils, ever day and listen to the preacher and I am
betrayed .the people, or refused to take up glad to are them there, but I cannot help
asking the question 6f how in the world
the fight* for the common people?
O p en T u e s d a y s 4 (o 6 p .m .
Do you rralire that If DeSoto county they expect the preacher to preach with
AND
was divided tnto three wunitre ti|«on the out the nmn«y_lh*Lf» neceeBgryJpr.hli!
S
a
t
u
r
d
a
y
s 4 lo A b . m
proposed linn that each of the new wry existence. Three same people ere
roj'ntire would have a» large b popula vfty active not'only in church work but
In all enterprise* and J meet them wher
tion a* the whole eounty had io IfiifO?
S t r a n g e r s W e lc o m e
Do you realise that at the present rate ever I go and they are the same Iqud
of growth ft will not be five years before mouthed individuals, tdljng everyone
thd proposed Seminole county'will have jiurt how.to U w an d wfiat 'to' do, bin
a larger population than the whole of when ^ou paaa the hat-theyuauaily have opinion of him haa been raised consider
business elsewhere. I Vlah they would ably and for one I would like t£ are him
DeSoto county had In 1010?
. Ia not this same rapid growth taking give more and talk I««.
place jn other parts of the County?
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T ram im i ihhTBSihn.w«mUf p«ff
matter agalli T see some of my goótToM ri-.) ju u now, but I wtU Wfl» right her*, diciaua and noskmbt there will be other*,
irkml» lined-up agaimt I t for-various that I wan t M ayoir^ pence r to stand for but I want to atate my preference now
and sundry reasons. None of them re re-election when the times comes pnd It without consulting anyone.•
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side in Sanford, but there are a few In 111 become* me to say this, for |
other district« and they are the same hia^ warm supporter j»hen hem
people who have been against bonds for race before, but watchi;ig,him al)
good roads end against all improvements. the first year* of hi* tenure o(
Losses
IN SU RA N CE A G E N T
Office Ab*ve rirst National Bank
O F SA N FO R D , FLA.
F. M_ RAftO. Pra.J4.ni
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Funda
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t . F . W H ITM M , A sst. Oeeh
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PERIODICALS
Clgiri «ad Tobicco
Eograved
he Herald
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THE SANFORD HERALD
tE T V9 BEABON TOGETHER
February 18, 1918
* On Slate, Brlrk Road«
intended for sale.
'
Tbe Tampa Board of Trade at a re
The efforts of the prohibitionists,,as
rent.meeting patted the following reao- in Maine, have been largely frustrated
, SO M E U N D ERPRICED O F F E R IN G S
Juttotii;— ;---------- -------- . --------- through thr a bility or nnf i f liquor" ilebT
Whereas, Hon. F. L. Stringer, State era to secure unlimited supplies through
Senator of Hernando county, propose* the ordinary channels. But no temto introduce at the appioachimp-aouaLcw. Tmiio eq tpwrrever sheltered a system" of
2T IB C ,gfstiiu ire a prjoposttiQa.LuuUond. - idjad -pigs.',
•b?rfc- -rogurn. ¿r
•'of«Floridi'Toh- ehi
lire
portion ¿'new county.- T h en harangue«
Yhe seasons first shipment of 10 cars of Celery
»hen reduced to typo appear ludicrous 900,000, for ,the purpose of building crable part of tha local population. The
brick
paved
highways
from
Jacksonville
law
was
violated
because
it
waa
pfftmto a discerning person amf tend to ahoafj
briii&s $2.00 per crate, f. o. b. Sanford. YIELD
sive to a. large element
that their line of d e ta in "baa reaolved to Tampa, Miami and Pensacola: and
OVER $1.500 PER ACRE.
Whereas, This proposition has received
So long, however, as a state vote« to
-’ itself into a ayitem of ill poised ridicule
the
endorsement
of
leading
citizens
of
close J u saloons. It is only fair that con
and prevarication.
They have Stated .that it will coat Florida, recent expression* of advocacy gress should do what It can toward help
. We nre oiTering a few good Celery Farms at
1200,000 to, establish the new county. having been printed from Hon. Braxton ing to make state laws effective. So
Ufacham
of
Orlando,
and
Hon.
Robert
long
as
the
shipment
of
liquors
anywhere
prices never before beard of on this class of propThis is the direct result of mental par*
L Anderson of Ocala, and othAs, and and for any purpose 1« free and legal the
MU.
erties.
t
They have stated time .and again that has been strongly advocated from the dry state? are at the mercy of the Fed
CLIMATE mid LOCATION the best in the state.
our motive In wanting a new county first by the Tampa Morning Tribune eral authority. Where two systems of
law have overlapped, the state« have
was vested In our desire fat make the new *nd other papers of the stale; and",
SHIPPING I AGILITIES und RATES the very best.
Where»?, such ».great improvement been helplcas.
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county a wet county, -ThU-la mental
Prices and terms nil that could be desired.
would'mean inestimable benefits to the
Whether the Webb bill is constitu
•liberation.
.state
of
Florida,
giving
It
precedence
ui
tional
in
all
it*
provisions
ia
another
They have stated that our 1200,001
road bonds would be assessed against a goods roads state and facilitating ev- queatiop. But if it becomea a law and
fry line . of business, and ought to be holds good in the cofirts, it will prove a
Two Nice Residence«—One with nine rooms, (3,000, the orther
<„the. entire: propert y Jot tha. now county.
fourteen rooms, (3,500, must be sold, therefore-wre are asking about h«*f
serious
obstacle
to
the
sale
of
liquor
in
This la'g n a t abracadabra.
the value of „these desirable dwelling locations. Brick streets within
spirited citliens; therefore, be it... rtww.f: u rp jg ^ iu a aU lae. .a w jbw liqua i a tU etyfa
They h tw
th at the matter of
•tm e-W w ^'m EI'srdtriraTLS: “ G W * flowing wafer. Term T^
Resolved*
By
the
Board
of
Gov
Governor*
testify
by
their
determined
opposition.
county division war being pushe£ by a
Ten Room Dwelling, all modern. Bath room, toilet, etc. Two
minutes' walk from business streets, beautiful ehado trees, paved walk«
few political sore heads. This is a ma of the Board of Tiade.af.-Oio City of —Orlando, Sentinel.
and streets. Bargain (3250.00. Terms if «'anted.
Tampa, FI«., in «radon Fob. I;>th, 1013,
licious perversion of the Golden Rule
Forty Room Tourist Hotel In a thriving little Florida town. Just
dd
give
said
proposition
its
hearty
en
Kirkland Wants Divorce
They have stated that we are unqual
remodeled und furnished throughout. The furnishings alone are worth
dorsement
and
request
our
Senator
and
Jacksonville. Hu., Feb. 17.—The Rev,
more than we are asking for the entire properly. Terms_____(10,000.00
ified'to govern^ ouraciver and attend to
Representatives in the Legislature to K. L. Kirkland, a revivalist, who is well
Eight Room Dwelling, located on the Heights. Four good build
our own affaire. This ia a clear case of
ing lots go with this properly. Good water. The four lots promise
give it hearty support; and be it further known throughout the country, has in
well developed astigmatism
a fine proposition to hold as an investment os this is bound to be San
Resolved, ■That copies of this reeolu stituted a Auit for divorce from Addie
They hava stated that we have made
ford'« future suburban residence section We offer the entire holding
on good terms for
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false representations as regards our posi tion lie &en\ to each Board of Trade In Kirkland, in the circuit court. In his
the state of Florida with the requmt complaint lie alleges that his wife has
Nine
Room
House,
suitable
for rooming house. First street.
tion in establishing a. new cotlnty. This
Everything /new. and uinto-daUj. Toilet, hath and all modern con
■hows t s 'a > of mind leading.direct to a that they take similar action snd urge made his life a misery to him, by accus
veniences. Price way down.
the members of the Legislature repre ing him of wrong doing with other women
condition of. amentia.
Two .Small Hotels for sale at a big bargain, cash or terms Both
They state that we will be unable to senting their countim to do all in their and that on one occasion he became sud
these
hotels are located in live small Florida towns, See us for prices
let along without their guiding hand power to bring about the adoption of the denly ill after eating ameal. and believe«,
and location.
tnd paternal Interest. This is a delu plan, and to use all other means within although he has no definite proof, that
the power of said organization to create hia wife tried to poison him.
sion bom in the throes of hallucination."
a
public sentiment in fnvor thereof.
He alleges that he Itecame addicted
They state that we will forever and
Two Fine Orange Groves, one of 14 acre«, with fine crop of bright
A
ttw
t:
F.
C.
BOWYER,
.,
to
the use of a narcotic drug because of
eternally ruin what la left of Orange
fruit right on St. Johns river, also the A. C. L, R. R. At a bargain.
W. B. Powell. *
President.
her constant nagging, snd was cured
57-acre farm. 5-acre grove 5 mile« from Sanford, over 1,000 tre«*
county after we take our departure.
Secretary.
with difficulty.,
In bearing. Fine location on lake front
This grove contains some
We wot no of thls'propoaision.
of the famous Bahai Naval Oranges, together with u liberal asaortment
Kirkland
who
was
formerly
pastor
of
One of the papers down there while
of all the best varieties such a» St. Michael Blood, Parson Brown, «te.
a Congregational church at Tampa, also
Eplcropnl Church
suffering from a lucid Interval of right
charges
that
because
of
the
accusations
Service) at the Church of the Holy
and justice said plainly that we should
O V E R 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 A C R E S T IM B E R L A N D S
hsve a now county if we wanted it and Croaa (Episcopal', until further notic- of his wife he was compelled to give up
Ids charge and engage in evangelistic
FOR S A LE
they would pronounce Godspeed upon will be as follows:
work,
and
that
since
then
she
has
fol
Located in various part* of the state and comprising Som« fine
us. The nest day this paper sternly
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Colonr Propositions.
denied that It never Mid it.
Morning Prayer with wrmon at II lowed him at>out the country and sought
Large and Small Iron* of virgin timber and cut over tracia, with
to ruin hia reputation, and hold him up
. When this matter was first taken up o'clock, and
prices ranging from (2.00 per acre, up,
to contempt and ridicule.
Tell u< your wants and we will he pleased to serve you and assure
Evening Prayer with short «ermon at
we asked for a conference with their
Kirkland is the preacher who created
you a SQUARE DEAL.
ritisens. No renlv has twvn mnde to 7:30-every Sunday in Che month.
such a stir in the Congregational church
On the first Sunday In Uhc month
onrrequeat;“btit at the meeting which
WM^'ampw; -ar-hat\d**»f women attacking
H trU ta r t i the reply, n rommitt<q* there will be u celebration olTW'VTotjT
him in the pulpit on one occasion.
of* twdvs’good and tried men were ap Communion at the 11 o'clock service;
G. & W . Oul l dl ng
S a n f o r d , Florid a
pointed, as the paper said later, "to put and on the third Sunday of the month
the KYBOSH to us,'* Of course, it will there will be an early celebration at 7:30.
Tire mid-week services will be as fol
b« readily admitted that this Is a very
Chesterfleldlan manner in which to lows:
Tuesday afternoon at I
handle the matter. Now they come for
That «vary added rubW. J. TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
Wednesday evening at 7 :3l).
information. They have it In their own
AGENTS
ic r iW helps to a s k * this
Thursday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock.
town. They can get it from the records
paper better for «vary body
Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
as wv hava taken it.
The Guild of tha.l^flly Cross will meet
O f f e * « I t h H O LD EN R I A L U T A T X X O .
tu»
which will form the northern boundary Friday afternoon of each week during
(4 H 4
S a n fo rd ,
Flo rid »
of the OLD COUNTY. This is no Lent at 2:30 at the Rectory-, adjourning
FIRST-CLASS
■«fret. A delegation of Orlando gentle in time to attend the evening service at
C H IN E S E LA U N D RY
men called at the writer's office u few 4:30.
Stranger«
in
our
city,
n*
well
is
our
days ago and were shown the plans as
Starched Shir It* 10c
we now have thefn. It may be neces resident friends will !»• cordially wel
Ifnrd or Pleated fiovom Shirts
♦
sary to change these plans and if it Is. it coined and shown to scats, which are all
I5c each, 2 for 25c
A gents for New York and Chicago F a clo rles
should prove no burden to Orlando, as free.
Collars 2c each
V
Rev. ARTHUR S. PECK,
that town la not within the' lines of the
Olher Prices In Proportion
I
60-tf
Re txr.
new county and hence l* in no wny in
High G rade Fiatimi— Low P rice s— Easy T e rm i
G
it*
m*
a
trial
utd*«
«
t»ll
for
Price
U»l
Y
terested in the matter.
Our case is based upon logical deduc
Piano Tuning A Specialty
Adverdalrtg Pays
WONG SAM
|
tions. We are making no unreasonable
Richard H. Marks of Sanford, Fla.
J i t t» a ) KU»I SU eel
• «‘U ik D eU dlod 0
O rd ers Solicited
request« or demands, hut the fact has
had n curious experience, in tjir real
come to our ears' that no less than two
estate business a short time ago An
of the p rtv n r rm rity official» havad®F . (). Box 1127
> Phone 18-4 Rings
ttmw- wa* lrviking-ior. ‘.‘paid
dared .that they would- contribute the
ropy" at Sanford, and offered Mr
•urn of (5,000 each to defeat the wishes
Marks an inch of space and a writeup,
of 40 per rent 6f the citizen* who assist
for every inch of business he would se
loooooooaaoaooooaoooooaoooooooaoooooaooaooooaaoooooa
ed in electing them to office. It seems
cure for him at a splendid price. Mr
S h ip p e d Promptly
that we elected masters instead of aerMurks went out and in the court« of an
' Tanta.
hour returned with fifty-two inches of
In order to come at a more compre
paid sub«. The newspaper man was us ROSES. White and PWi....... 1.. (JJW p*r down
hensive understandings! this proposition
1# » '* "
good as his word, and wrote nn article AMERICAN BEAUTIES
| i * c have affared to debate the question
flftv-two inches in length, boosting Mr. CARNATIONS. Whitr,P«k1Red (LOO *' "
with any realdentor residents oT the new
Marks and hW real estate business ut LILLY OF DIF. VALLEY___ |l 00 *' county at any place or time that they
Sanford, from which Mr. Marks received
may elect. We have had no one to acEASTER LILLIES,__________P « M "
fifty-two letter« asking for information
W ill Exhibit In
e«Pt this proposition.
,
.75 “ “
in regard to a homo or a business loca NARCISSUS_____________
Of the 1,500 voter* who reside within
tion. The information was cheerfully ROMAN HYACINTHS_____ (1 00 “ **
the lines of the new county we have the
given and Mr. Marks made fifty-two DOUBLE VIOLETS.......... .. (250 “ 100
____ ■Ignaturea of more than 1,000 of them
of property. .Whosays th»t newsf— — Ui~a~ lu-l IH-iK -¿kj, Ing TnF-fftVlstfin- the
■papei adrcritnw'n dm— imi )*ay'r aruhthut.
•p7 lo *s f. o. b . Y R ffH T Pt n e r bore
exact number being 1,007. When our
Mr. Murks Is not strictly "on the jobT"
Two Perfornninces Umly— Kniii or SITine"
petition is presented to the next legis
True, he has a large lire of salable and
Afternoon nt 2:00 O’clock. Evening at 8:00 O’clock
lature it will carry 90 per cent of the
desirable lands, chfckejt and egg farms,
voter* signatures along *with It. Does
JA C K S O N V IL L E . FLO R ID A
river fyonta and inside property and can
this show a mjtority movement? Doe«
Fre e E x h ib itio n on the Show G ro un d« Before Each P e rfo rm in c e
suit the purchaser both In price and qual
•f »bow that the soreheads In the north
ity. Anyone wanting a square deal and
«nd of the county are In * majority?
value received for his money In rich real
D««* It prov* that all our voter* and
SHIP YOUR.PIODOgS TO \\ A e r ia li» U , Con tortionists. T u m b le rs , Jiig g Jc r g .JV h e -w alkcrs. G v r l 8alaU~wouTd do well to write Mr. lUcFard
noats. M agicians,' S t n g é r é r D û n c c ïï and C lo w ns
property owner» are scheming and con
H. Marks, Sanford, Fla.—'Time^Unlon^
niving politicians?
Strange nntl Curious Creature* from All Parts of the World
If it com«! to a «bow down wo can
'□ Make.Dry Hutes Drier
■i'in true talea of political duplicity that
Prof. Bartinnos Trained Animal Exhibition
States
.that h*vh prohibited the «ale
would cause the aplrit of Nero to assume
^^UMdetPDogBjPonl^MonkeygM^
a beautiful green hue and he wa* clanal- of intoxicating liquor* hav« had a rwuonÜaLtfc nna jfc rtrw Effli lWMWkH’"■™ ■n J Ü l L M l U . L . 4 B g g
'■ilrrTL ^ ^ S S ^ T TTr r ^ TroTirar^TTnntcd T O p i r a r i r T i m i e 'W d r i r
*
ri
- i
TYè leant in the oracle that when tec tion of Federal law* Contraband goods
L -G r a n d K iu o B n m l C oncert b y P r o L N e f l U o ^ ^ i h F T Q i i m l .- M u a M a n a
Was kicked out of Heaven that he could l » . «hlppçd f i r ,j» k L jrttW n ,th ffl4 t
wimpd-wt-ln- tt
g rA r
■
'JO E
ta m tM ü m
Webb
bill,
which
piuUed
the
House
Sat
From the straw the south end of the
S h o w G ro u n d s . C o m e r 3rd & P a lm e tto . D o n 't Fo rg e t D n y a & Dotes
MY SPECIALTIES
founty places upon our certain departure urday, la nof prohibition by Federal
from the thxpaying trough.it would seem legislation, but recognition of the police Pickard’s Hand-Painted China
(ioriuim's Sterling Silver
th ,t they wifi even fall for a greater regulatlona of dry states. The delivery
Rogers' Plated Ware
M )ooaaooaodoaoooQooooDooaoooao«oaoooooooaooooodc
period than that old notorious devil, qf liquor to Individual* who want It for
Elgin and Waltham Watches
8atan.
their personal hse !■ not prohibited, but
1~ " 1 1*•
the local authorities aru empowered to
THOMAS K, BATES,
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Th« County Best Pipera Arp Not Giving
«he Fact«
•gattor HfcreM?
Tbc prei« kt the county seat I» becomini very active and viturporetfva in ft*
fit, «ilvidiiu: lLu
R EA LTY
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r
CO.
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NOW IS TH E TIM E TO BUY!
CITY
PROPERTY
ORANGE
FLORIDA
Remember|\~
GROVES
REALTY
i A.
CO.
Insurance
H. G R I F F E N
& SON
FLOWERS
COMING
The J . H. Eschman
Sanford—Monday and Tuesday
. „February 24th and 25th
M ILLS-The FLORIST, Inc
SAM. A. TOWNSEND
PHILADELPHIA
H e n r ÿ M c L a u lin
Monday, Fob. 24th. Tuosday, Feb. 25th.
County Division «ait« âfcJfuxnoU rent to dry state* w ta *
A LL
GOODS
G U A R A N T EE D
RS
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General Fire
t
fi
A want ad is a good investment
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■ir*» . V :
�T H IS
B E A U T IF U L
AT
If Saving. . .
TH E
* *.#U- * - y*
Money
Appeals To
Last Chance
sGm*
SALE
CLOSES
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SÁTURDAY
5? ^
GLEAN
SW EEP-OUT
SA LE
i
You
r-'-V r"
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Attend The Last
'. 4
Days
of This
5
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.
SALE
Closes Saturday. Feb. 22
Getting Acquainted
How to Secure this
with New Customers
Handsome Automobile
We do not rip eti lo retsrer Ih*
r¿ T
*
¿
experta* of this contest through •
through * larger totumr of bustness to more thsn offset the cost
and It will be our earnest endeav
or to glee you oven more for your
money In the future than me have
In the .past. If you are not In the
contest
make some relative
friend or acquaintance happy by
airing jour coupons, for them.
Just to start this contest
ht and explain to the people what our intentions arc in giving this Automobile away
We have decided to give 'nc Hundred Extra Coupons with every dollar traded during the remaing Four Days ol
Remember that our prices, still remain slashed on all merchandise as they Have
PANTS
M«n’a Tanta, Wellington, National
perfect fit, assorted strip«
f* n
and côlon, 91.60 value.
Clean SwaepSala Price.
BÖVS’ PANTS
' *
Lot 1.
Here we have about 200
pain Pants, wool well made
-g A
alttw; 76c value. Our Clean
Sweep Sale Price
MEN’S SUITS
Blue Serge Suita, Veals-and Pants, a
three pisca Suit, Intrat style, has always
Utd for 110.00. Full value at that price.
Only a limited number, rT» O
while they lait, Clean Jk .-C
Sweep Sate P r ic e ........
tp tJe W
BOVS’ SUITS
Lot 1, Boys' Suita, aim from 4 to 16
been wiling-for 92 and 92.60.
dean Sweep Sal* Price..... .
EQUAL CHANCE FOR ALL
No lucky number will
win
this car. Simply lign a nomi
nation blank and have a particu
lar number «signed to you, and
then boost for your number
among your relative«, friends and
’ OVERALLS
Lot 1. Here we have about 76 Over
alls. Pin checki and blue
O ft
denim, these have told for
." v M f *
Jfc~M U L ll.„ C le a n Sweep
MEN’S HATS
Men’s assorted Hata in assort
od colon, eavery one worth
12.60, while they last. Clean
Sweep Sale Price
wiPM'ci a u o r a
’
«
MEN H HHOtS
260 Pairs of Shoes, Man’s only, auch aa
KlngV, Kneeland, Itega! /ft -a a a
nil our »4 and J6 v a ii« N h l ( I M
while they last .
«D X a V f t /
LADIES’ SHOES
300 Ladles' Shoes and OxfantK~'rfrraa
wcar, aii-bf*nda such aa Drew, Patrlcbirv
and n number of other well
known brands, every pair |3
and many 14.00 ............
MEN’S FURNISHINGS ’
Men’s Handkerchiefs, hemstitched,
linen; white; full aiie, all 10c value
Clean Sweep Sale Price fop theeo gw
bargains
full size and b « t quali
Men's Hose, double heel and toe, black
tan and other anion; alwn;^ «old
j 2 for 26c. Our Clean
!
Men’a Wash Ties, Four-in-Hand and
strings^ latest design»; values aa
n
L Web *» 26c,Our Clean Sweep
Pdoa* ..
. .
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...
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M ena Balbrirean Underwear, quality
which excels all regular 88c
/->
quality,BWrta and Drawen.
I V f*
Clean SwoepSale Price
A .U V
Mcn'a Drees Shirts, all latest patterns,
not one out of style, regular a a
credit 2,000 votes and notify me what my number w
*
d me full particulars how.I eati win the Howard Automobile
An opportunity for
'
NO P U B L IC IT Y
Nomination blanks can t*
clipped from thh circular.
be obtained at our placa of buxi-
BUfalilhtd hulldina. at tiri
Alh votes .recétv-
any hustling man, woman or
child to secure a prise that Will
give life-long Joy and plcaxure.
•
Sweep Sale Price. ^ ______ _
A Gloria Silk Umbrella,
well worth 91. Our Clean
Sweep Sale Price
ticnlir nufflbèf
wai n our store and save the
O BE Y T H E IM PU LSE
Sale we offer them a t .
Seriven’a Imitation Elastic Seam
Drawer«, beat made in the
market, regular r.Oc value,
NOMINATION. BLANK-GOOD FOR TWO THOUSAND VOTES
acquaintance»---- H«» l k q f q 8 P
nothing.
Men’s 2:t-Strami Suspenden, all leath
atra pi, 25c value. Our Clean
reap Sale Price on these, while M P
SANFOftD
FLORIDA
�February 1$. 19 J3
.
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THE SANFORD~“ HEJULD
m
fflE SANfORD HERALD
who would hire two plow hands to run à
one-horse plow?
*
Whst do you think of the platTof pnyrawubw» EWff Tueequ am nw»> Memt»i i>> Ing two Judges, twoproeecuung attore
INC HERALD PRIM ING COMPANY !»•>•», two clerks to prosecute on« crim
inal?------ -
work done In thfa neighborhood.—Ft.
IN THE PURPLE FOLDER.
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Myer* Free*.
w
There fa a vast difference In the nomee, Sanford Occupies Prominent Place In Florida Go»pel Navy Bible Conference
befóla Tampa wanted any government
T .T . L. Time T«We.
will Meet si Stuart
aid In dredgtng just plain slough or bay
In the latest time tabi« or purple
The Florida Gospel Navy will hold its
ood . enough. Wfaii, they fold«, ot th« Atlanti«..Coast
Ranfla. Coast Line op- third
-at ifaqart.
at’xI.Voknaii
wvae-avâ/a&oL
and cioslpg —
tjieTaw now fa, 1 can go to eu’r Reddick came an "eatuory." Just a difference tion and th* following description
biarch 4th. It is to be a tan days’ ",
lu6»crí»U*n Prie*, *2 .0 0 * Vsar lit Advance
Justice of the peace, and have the thief without « dfatlnsctlon end the distinc
"Sanford fa the fifteenth chy in point Bible study, including lectures, and a *
tried here and aent to jail; whereas, if we tion elwaks comra from ^Washington In of population in the Slat« of Florida. week of Sunday school Institute work.
Delivered I» lb* City bv terrier $«.00 per yew I»
had a criminal court of record, I and my Uncle Steve’s grip".
. «drene» or 20 eper month.
The United State« ■Census, of. 19)0, One may have hi# choice of three meetPayment* I* *d>tw* mutt be made «I offlee witnesses would have to go to Ocala, pay
—O-*- —
showing 3,870 persons, and Increase of Ing# a d«y with plenty of opportunity
Catered U »«caod-cl»** mall matter A uro»! « 2 nd witnesses five ce n tra mile to and from
Florida’« legislature Will soon meet. 2,120 ofver that of 1900, or an increase for i boating, fishing and recreation.
l»OI. at the Poeto®.-« at Sanford. Florida,
Ocala, pay prosecuting attorney a salary All eye* will be on Dt> VatiVfUxah of of 146 per cent.
Stuart was formerly tho winter home of
.adrr Aerot Kirch Srd. 117»
per year, and ten dollars extra If convict Volusia county, who will make a fight
Sanford fa situated on Lake Monroe, President Grover Cleveland and Jo*»pK
against the Inaurane* Trust, which has In Orange County^ In what fa known as Jefferson, the famous actor.
Talentone No. MS ed, besides cost of judge and clerk.
OAk« la H«r«ld
"Wherein can you and 1 1» benefitted bran taxing the people,of Florida for the Artesian Well Belt. The entire
The conference is qon-denomi national,
' CONGRESSMAN FRANK CLARK by a change of the nlwve kind?
years. The trust will as Usual fill Talla section fa largely devoted to tho cuRi* and Christians of every faith will find a
“A criminal court of record, if \ am hassee with paid lobbyist« and make an cation of trucking crops, of Which cel welcome. It open# on Sunday, Feb.
Tho 11«raid naked the people of thia
wctjon t° vote for Frank Clark »t the rightly Informed, would aimoat com effort to defeat any hill seeking relief for ery and lettuce an* the moat prominent. 23rd, with lectures and addreeaen on
Ia s i election because he was the man lor pletely wipe out tho jurisdiction of our the people*— Dr. - VanValxah -should, re Flqwlnt.*rtra(an wills and sub-irrign- Bible them«*. On Tuesday morningthe office.
Tho editor of The Herald justices of th j peace. Is not a court for ceive thè hearty cooperation of Senator tlon have turned thfa section into a ver February ¿8, the Sunday school iiwti,
bss always supported Frahk Clark be minor offices and misdemeanors near Conrad and Reppecntative Lconardy itable garden spot, and the prosperity tuto opens under the leadership of Rev.
cause he has always made good hfa prom- home (letter for you and I than a lawyer- from Volusia county, and all ot her mem and growth of Sanford fa due to thfa George B. Waldron of Sanford. He fa
fa«. in so far as human ugency fa pos made court for same offenses in Ocala?" bers of the legislature. There will be splendid agicuitural development.
to be assisted by a number of Sunday
— - o -------------------sible. We said In The Herald that he
members llwu? wlnr'wHFacek-t«»-defeat -iiattIatd^Wna.aL.tLB head waters.of school wocketi during th * week. Among .
SPEAKING ABOUT TAXES
-always get all--that waa possible
hfa efforts by all kinds of fool amend St. John River, is a moat delightful the speaker* on these subject* will be
The b|g, bombaatic, brainy lawyers ments to hfa bill—many of which, seem- tourist resort. Tho new Sanford House Rev. J : DTUimfcy t>f Sanford.
to obtain for the people and this he has
ccrtainljriKTrimpfieRMr-FroW 'timt? H> who are tt ying- to- teUk» -Ue-t;rimluaL| intly u ^ ^ n g th crr-th f- hilb but whi’ch. and., munernn» othei. hotels and L au d
William lLJlo|>kin*, recently.ot,
(imo we have been besieged from anklous Court are doing it because they want an lf they should be allowed to slip in, ing-housra, afford comfortable accom Denver, Col., and now of Atlanta, Ga.,
people, most of them people who did office. At least two of them who so tear would make the law unconstitutional. odations .for the tourist.
will be the leading speaker and teacher
not vote for Clark, wanting to know why fully plead for the Criminal Court af Florida wants relief from the Insurance
All through passenger trains of the of the Bible conference. Hit is a man
the government building was not Wing the recent balloon ascension at Oviedo Trust—and the legislature must see that Atlantic Coast Line,, between Jackson of wido experience in thfa work. The
erected. To ill of them we answered want to be county solicitor at the Crim relief fa given.—DeLand News.
ville and South Florida,' pass through sessions are free and open to all. For ‘
this station."
tbst Clark would pass the bill and he inal Court. And because a few lawyers
programs and further information write
The
people
of
Sanford
appreciate
did, and yesterday the bill carrying an want a job ehould the north end of Or
Rev. Nell McQuarrie or Prof. Jaa. R.
"The annual carnival and regatta,
^,
appropriation for $70,000 passed the ange county expend $5,000 per year to which has been held on Lake Eustis for thfa nice compliment to the city by the Pomeroy, Stuart, Florida.
keep up a Criminal Court?
A.
C.
I...
and
also
their
effort*
toward
House;
■cvcral winters fa now being regarded as
A legal authority of Orange county
Frank Clark said the Everglades deal
Case to Higher Court
the prominent event of the season," say» giving us one of the finest stations be
Notice was received that tho supreme
was faking thousands of poor people states that fully $5,000 per year could the Ruatfa Lake flegion, and from indi tween Jacksonville and Tampa.
court of the Unitad States will have to
in the north and injuring' the state. be saved the now county by abloishing cations the coming event for Washing
decide when an orange fa ripe, along with
THE
BIG
JUBILEEFICATION
Titne has proved the wisdom of his cru the Criminal Court.
ton's birthday will bo the greatest yet
Does this mean anything to the tax
tho questions what fa whiskey and when
sade agaihit the land sharks who have
known at that beautiful and interesting
worked Irreparable injury to the state. payers who have now this debt saddled resort. A number of fine cup« and Great Organ Plano Orchestra and a fa »n egg rotten. The Florida green
fruit law fa to bo carried up to that court
Grand Chorus of Forty«
Frank Clark wanted protection under U()on them? Does Mother Orange want prizes have been announced and a fleet ,
The Installation Jubilee of Sanford'* on appeal from the decision of the su
a Republican tadministration for the you to stay irt the county because she of fine boat» will he on hand to take part
cotton growers and the fruit growers of loves you or does the idea of hnving a in the parade and review in tiie race«. new King of Musical Instrument* fa now preme court of Florida which held that
Florida and the lumber men. The oj>- Criminal Court for revenue only make Eustis fa making great preparations for definitely fixed for Tuedsay eVening. the law was constitutional.
The appeal in thi* case is taken by
position paper* called him a Republican, i Mother Orange so iifToctionnte?
the carnival and regatta and expects to February 25. All ar on the qui vivc to
because he wanted to trade with Re- i Ho the generous people of Orlando, entertain hundreds of people from all hear tho grand organ, built by the world S. J . SHgh of Orlando, whose appeal to
renowned M. P. Mollrr, of Hngcrstown, the supreme court from the circuit court
publican congressmen for bills that |who pay for barbecue* and free excurÌT7 would protect his own people in Florida «ion* do so because they love the north parts of Florida on Florida 2Jnd.
Md., and the great waves of harmony of Orange county was denied. Sllgh
FIRST FAVORED DIVISION
uvoked by an ensemble of forty u( the contended that the anti-green fruit ship
These same people are howling, now for;**««! » ’ well or because they want your
brat vocalists, supported by above ment* law was unconstitutional, In that
th* snnfe protection that Clark want«! f money for Criminal. Courts and new
Orlando
Papers
Were
Really
in
Favor
powerful
Instrument, together with piano it interfered with interstate commerce.
lo get undex, a Republican adtninfatra-. fourt houses and more county fair apof
Separation
of
County
and
orchestra.
The installation of thfa The supreme court held that the law was
tion, because a crust was better than uu propriatlona?
When county division was first agi- magnificent musical utility in our midst const itu lion ul.
impossible loaf.
*
Please rcmemlter, Mr. Tax payers,
is a matter of town__ _________________
pride, and a feature
Frank Clark, In tfie face of strenuous that Harney county stands for retrer\fh- tated the Orlando Reporter-Star and _________
rVoosUldn even from l.i» — i ment anil low taxes all the time.
the Orlando Citizen favored county, of this suipicious .occasion will be brief ,
L
Shooting at Goldsboro
naVed an appropriation for the-V
- -If""
T.OOD HOADS
John* river and the upper river. It
STA TE HOOD
because it fa naturally against anything terance* we always delight to hear, chant of Goldsboro w-as mysteriously
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that
the other paper» favor. Just as an headed by Mayor Spencer, who will be «hot as he entered hi* own residence last “
Col. Rruxton Heat-ham of Orlando, in
seemed smali at the time, but it was all
Í«stance
of the decided change in fr»nL followed by Representative F’orrest [.ake Sunday night. He had Ixxm attending f’
a
well
written
article
advoentra
th”
Uthat he could push through In a Repub
Nutng of fifty million* of dollars of bonds we publish a leading editorial from the Hon*. J. N. Whltner, Geo. H. Fernald, church and upon going into hfa house he
lican administration.
Frank Clark has made good in every by the state of Florida for Ute purpose of Reporter-Star, wj^ch indicates their at F. P. Forster, R. J. Holly, J. O. Packard, wss fired "upon and all five shots took
particular and The Herald rejoices not road improvement throughout the state. titude before the county ring called D. L. Thrasher, C. R. Walker, Henry effect in hfa abdomen. George Benton,
only because he has been vindicated Mr. Deacham produces figures which them down and-forced to line up for Wight, T. E. Wilson, Geo. DeCottes, another Goldsboro negro has been arrest
ed for the crime nn<h will la* held await
------- but .The Herald has been vindicated and; pruve tluif the present tux on autotno county division. Th«- following appear Postmaster Haakirw, and the clergy of
of the rity, Rev. Alt. LYtk. rector of the ing tiie injuries of F'ranklin On ac
“ * 'th is paper has never yet led the (wople bihwrTmw -Irirre»»* »*#»>■bj 'On1 icvir:»? ed to
Episcopal church; Rev. Mr. Brownlee, count of the nature of the wuunrir-fF
astray,/W e ask you to support this countira in which it fa collect«!, will pay recent date:
paitor
of the Presbyterian church Rev. fa small hope of hfa recovery’ and tho
"The
county
division
issue
U
being
agi
man or that man or this measure ur th at Ritm ai on the bunded indclitednate und
Rev.
Mr.
Gaine* of the Methodist, Rev. charge of shooting with Intent to kill may
tated
in
Sanford
where
af
a
recent
meet
measure because the editor fa’ honest in produce u »inking fund with which to
Mr.
Wildmun
of the Hnptfat, and Rev. be changed to murder today.
ing
of
the
Commercial
Club,
u
commit
his tonvictiom and would not have the clean up the iudeh ted ness in a few ycun*.
Later: Franklin died at an early hour
Mr.
Langley
of lh* Congregational,
tee
on
county
division
was
appointed.
Wr
rrgret
that
the
article
fa
too
long
for
readers make a mistake In any particu
this morning, ami it fa said that in a dy
churches
respectively
Further
par
We
believe
w
.e
voice
the
sentiments
lar. Hon. Prank Clark fa mortal and our space. There i» food for thought in
ticular» will Ik‘ given in nihM<<|uent Imih* ing statement he licensed •Hcnton of
has hl!L liriiUaUpns as oil mortals. and the suggwtivn Money faked for r.oad of tliis sect inn of the nm ntf when wr
«hooting him,
of
The Herald.
*u>
that
if
Sanford
wants
a
division
by
yet his stewardship fa fiawlmi' when one purpose» at present i» not only a very
all
means
she
should
leave
it.
The
gen
considers his limitations and the ditfl- heavy tax on the people who pay it —
A Statement
Book < lfr|e
j, cully encounter»! in passing ill the hills but most *of the money Pi absolutely eral tendency these days is toward* con
Mrs.
George
A. Speer entertained the
centration
of
government.
It
fa
unde
To
meet
a
reasonable
interrat
and
to
and carrying out all the Ideas of the many thrown away in an effort to do a hun
niable
that
vastneaa
of.territory
and
di
Book
Circle
Saturday
afternoon. To
prevent
a
possible
misapprehension
I
dred
dollar’s
worth
with
one
dollar.
thousands of hfa constituents.
The editor of The Herald wilt continue Other state« have issued bonds and are versity of conditions, has retarded the desire to make the following statement the suggestion of the host«-*» that they
development of many of our state*.
Fpr forty year» I have felt u deep in bring their fancy work, some of the memto support Frank Clark for any office using tho funds for the construction of
Generally
speaking,
the
smaller
the
terest
in Bible ntudy. In recent yeur» tiers rraiKmded. while other» brought
road* that will last »everul generations,
to which he may aspire.
state,
the
more
efficient
and
more
in
thfa
interest
has grown. The invention plain sewing, which occupied their time
while Florida fa tuxing-hrr |>eqplc and
touch with conditions is the government of the Wildmun Folding Partition*, while the pleasanl social hours were en
throwing
away
on
absurd
road
propor
AH0UT CRIM INAL COURT
of that state.
which have proved so effective in use in joy»! logoi her I (eliflou* •trawbeeiu*
Tiie hot air artists and office seeking tions enough money every year to keep
Looked
at
fairly
it
is
a
hardship
lor
tin- Hnptfat church rarrie» \#ith itj^,iVi W'iUl ildiuwd r ft nil rak” and chocolate
lawyers who made so much noise ut a system of good road* in excellent con
the
people
of
Sanford
to
have
to
travel
ipnmfbfflfy
to nikke the invention known were served by the host»*». Several
Oviedo last Friday and stated that Har- dition. The great trouble fa, there fa no
twenty-two
milt*
to
-theSeat
of
the
to
other
needy
Sunday school» every memIter» of the circle were unable to lie
m-y county cni m l / l f l fafllfall {he Çrim- concerted uction, no unity of sentiment
court*)
and
the
headquarters
of
the
where.
I
find
I
cannot
do this and con present. Mr». Speer-» gurats were Mrs.
inaj Court can find cold comfort In the ■wmTcfforn''TTie coming legislature may
county’s business. And a more serious tinue in my prevent pastorate. There A. P. Connelly. Mr». J. W. Dickln*, Mrs.
be
able
to
solve
this
proponition;
if
it
sdoe
following from a gentleman who voice*
reason* for county, division lira in the for I propose to remove about April l*t D. L. Thrasher, Mr*. ,B. W. Herndon,
tho sentiments of the majority of the nothing el*», if will go down in history as
apparent difference In point of view be- to a more central location In ao doing Mr». Samuel Pulraton, Mr». Kobt. New*
f** payers of the state. The Criminal Florida’s brat legislature.— DeLand
tween the people of the Sanford-section it fa not my pieu to give up the ministry. man, Mr». M. II. Bowl», Mrs. F\ Li
Court-Is a barnacle on the body politic. News.
-w --------- 1 _
-------1
and tho other sections of the county.
I expectTo preach «o tong a* I am able, Miller.
Head this, copied from tho Gainesville
Difference* in people embraces! in sec hot It fa my conviction that In the gen
fiun, another county of-60,000. who have
W ALTER A. SM ITH - '
tions fa often subtle and difficult to an- eral work which I «hall undertake 1 can'
a Complimentary lo Mias Hill
never been burden«! by a Criminal
Walter A. Smith, cashier of tin* Or- alyie. In thfa case It fa hard to deter- do more good Itnui lmxunllnuing Ibc - Mkw -Mwbet-Hand wiw-thc charming- •
««rt and never will:
•L. S. Light, member of the Ix-gfalat ure
frtjtn Marion county, give* the following
excellent, reason« In the Ocala Star for
°PPo»ing the establishment of a criminal
court of record in that county:
"I am opposed to a criminal court of
' , r,-C0fd fbr ltlarlon county for the follow
ing reasons:
“T h e. state of Florida ‘pay« Judge
Bullock’#, Prosecuting Attotpey Davfa',
“ laries, also all costs of-jury and witH*“»«« coming b e fo re rirc u ii» iir£ ':J
"A criminal, cou rt'of record will re‘inire an additional judge, an additional
prosecuting attorney, an additional clerk
:t of the coart, pnd thyi county must pay the
igjn ithr. —
Inm tn C tn t( . R a n k d i « l laaL W e d m a d a y ,
which as n news Item apelfa but little, and
yet the editor of 'fhe Herald would not
lot this Issue pass Without this small
tribute to the memory-of a man like W.
A. Smith. Hi? we*
P ****1
aimoat within the narrow confines of the
financial institution that was her pride
Quiet, umuHumlng, patient ntKLdl«?rM
in bodily infirmities and Bufferings
Walter-Smith was dur friend and the
friend of every one with whom he came
in contact
The least that one could say about
Walter Smith fa thnt he was a true
gentleman In every sense of the word.
May he occupy as high a place In the
TTirrorbuf m riirrerattifts iTrcrfrr
?i7fgnfrr-r.;nT>d
pastor of one church. F'or thfa reason I
have made known that I must, at an
early date, sever my pleasant relation
os pastor of the Raptfat church.
J. W. WILDMAN.
hoBteas at a very pleasant open house
entertainment Thursday evening last,
complimentary to Mias Madeline Hill
of Nnrcoosec, her attractive house
guest.
The hall and dining room* woro beau
tifully
decorated In green and white.
MUSICAL AT MOORES.
Mrs. E . JL.Braw n, and Mi»«««-Madge A musical will b* given Friday even
ing at the residence of Mr*. Elia Green and Veda Ward contributed several de
lightful piano solo« to the entertainment
land, for. the benefit of the Sunday
of the guests, who enjoyed a very pleas
School,
ant evening,
Program a* follows,*
A delicious pear salad, wafers and
Piano Duet.—Mr«. Curtte and Mr*.
chocolate were served in the dinlng-raom,
Greenland,
“
<
Death of Mra. Maloney
which was very attractively decorated In
Vqcal
Solo.—
Miaa
Ashton.
Mrs- Geo. Jialoney died at her home
red.
*
.
' Plano Boio.— Mrs. Greenland.
ford people and the Orlando people
have never hit if off very well. It fa an
open secret that Sanford haa long been
dissatisfied with her position as the sec
ond town of the county.
Thfa ambition for first place, of our
alster town fa worthy, and should not be
discouraged. Therefore! we repeotr tf
the territorial division can be settled to
the satisfaction of both paxtlw, there
should be no hindrance ih tho way of
division.”______________ ;
.
oiLilgUgnYJllr-gvmatJytfiJt^
rniQsr
Will Have Minstrel Show
.Vocal Solo.— Mbs Poe.
w n r i ^ Q ^ p ñ n ^ t e d with the none
nDneo)
U M and only unalloyed in Ohio, followed by the heartbroken
of M
the suffering
court.
A meeting ts called for Friday night
Vófol
S
o
lo
.Mfaa
U
ura
Fish.
ltfKy.fl*. h, rPTt».«w> a« hi- 1,u
hi sfeaiU and famlfaL—
' ^» *1 ’iltwlL"'Mwa-etid-Mei Asb##« CBBCHBBDB B O fur Hirammin^uL
Btujfiu'y.
■ -■O■organising to put on a home minstrel
___ _ 4vhat good
Tenor 8olo.— Mr. Will Aihton
show. AH those Interested are request-- •
^ill it ilo.yoti incTl to Have like officials DI3TINCTIÒN VS. D IF F E R E N C E i á g preparation# are bring made by -Vocal Solo:—Mra/Tlitcnland
the Miami Boy Seoul* lor a ■eriMTSf
S
. T"
do the same duty that fa now being perBig head in the Tampa Time* toys:
Refreshment* will be served at con I to attend.
public meetings and entertainments,
formed by our Puwent officials, and have "Estuary Nearly Half Completed," yet
elusion of program and a rllver offering
county pay the cost of a criminal a short time ego, when some other paper celebrating the third anniversary of the Ialt*fy.
The report that Henry M. Flagler haa ,
c-mri? What {(ood will you and I gut took ’em up on the name applied to that movement In America. The object of
been acrioualy 111 fa denied by hfa physi°wt of the errutiftn t\t these hew’ roOrt proposition, the Time* sold: "W e’ve the public meeting« fa to acquaint tho
Banks Will Clooe
/ rian. Mr. Flagler, his wife, physl i*n^
officials, when, we have already tbrae quit calling it that.’’ Anyway, what- public with the eeout work. Thfa or
and attendants are now at Mr. Flagler*«
Next
Saturday,
being
Washington'«
ganization fa planning to eject a gym
rnon
on on the game job, paid by the state? ever It fa, we'll bet if« a good thing.
birthday the Sanford banks will dose.' -winMr home at Palm Beach.
/What would you think of a former WUh we could get toms much needed nasium in Miami.
, / .
<<flf;•. .. . -
.
PH ,
1. •
i " 'i l »
*
�it doe* of circus .arts, daring
»
V.w*. - if;,/ . r ten1ilf w f
For Sale—One absolutely bow. fc|u
trained animals, poniot, dogs, monkeys,
gant brass bad, wit^ box spring and hair
birds and elephants. One attraction
•*tyrand
(mtalladon Tuesday
mat trow, bureau with mirror, wash
that is well worth the admission charged
» w ilin tflo t, February 25.
■Und, table, oil high polish. * Coat $1C5,
"Little Noffo,’’ the small«.*! trained
Wilton of Auburn, New York
•J
will sdJ immediately for $ 80.00. Adelephant In the world. Don’t forget the
tbagtirat of Capt.'W. M. Lovell and fam day and dale, Frb. 24 th and 35th.
d r*« B, Herald.
, *51-2p
Uy^
For Rent—6-room' cottage, wfth all
FRANK t ’LARK, W O B H IW L ' , - -H 00.J..N ..
modern improvements.. Palmetto Aa «„
_
' 4Sldi
' : a'VWtto'New Yfcrtr city and other points
v-y
New York Herald Thinks Our Tennorth.
sfoiy House and email
greasmaa ia Prcaamptlve
EL fly ' Palmer ’of Orlando was in the
12.000 votea|bart» toUi acrw- forty orange trees,
Prom now on until Saturday noon,
Sometimes when primaries
come
city yesterday calling upon hi* many
18.000 v o t» | oUl*r («Mt- Three thousand ‘dstlan!
around somebody who «rants his job March first, should be marked by the
friend*.
5 years* 10.00..’. . ' . . J o o votes O’0« thousand c*4h,; balance to auit purgreates
t
activities
upon
the
part
of
the
charges Frank Clark with not doing
Properly at Taola, ’Florida.
-- Tickets for the pipe organ dedicatory anything,
candidates in the Herald'* contest. Nips 10 years' 20.00______ Z Z Z t o DOO vote*\chuer.
can-he purchased at D, L. Thrasher's
The Ust of candidates and thdr v o te !^ F r r S s lc ' f f l A r e ' n r , ^ “
The following ia. good, evidence of his days 'remain of the second bonus offer
d m r store'or of Mre.'Terhune
la J S ^ 011* * l
work. It la from a roast in the New for 25,000 EXTRA votes for every club exhibit as counted up to noon Monday JfiSc p ,r p j,.. w jjf
" R - E . Huffman, Umber, cruiser from York Herald of four Congressmen, of of $M.04-~(pr every fourteen dollars'
Sanford, Fla.
•
pairs. Arthur Schleman, Tam j
the U. 8. Land Office at Gainesville
atHltp
which he is one, who it chargre with try worth of either old or new subscriptions Mbs Ruth M cD aniel_____ ___„90,750 O f « Warden.
In the city yesterday on budnem.
M
k.
Either
U
flU
r-----------------Z
'
lug to j[? t too much for their districts, .turned .la by noon .March ttWfiret.
1 « grantee our Tom Watson and ill vari94,200 a tia of watermelon seed to bs true to
I The county fair will take thr atten- The part referring to Mr. Clark is
lu these nine days much good work Mrs. R. L. Grifiln_S4j660 name. Write for prtera. For 33 yearn
tion of Sanford people this week and we ollows :
can be done. Several- dubs can be *e- Mrs. R. A. Newman..
we hare grown maLiM-ItM.aoed’punioc«
Ssnford.Pl> ,4i. y . D. No. U
will'forget county division for awhile.
m v & if-the propel merg r b-mmbchlnd
To Representative-Prank Clark
only. Giredeau Seed Co., MonUceiio
Mrs.
I.
V.
8Unstron
......................69,600
must
be
gjycn_a
medal
for
pnrk
ths
effort
to
secure
thenr—
Every
carifflMist OerrieWMrer hm-wtw wWTfh
FTa.
42-26tc .
Sanford, Fla., R. F. D. No. 2
For Sale—Two desirable lota in San
a pleasant visit to friends and relatives hunting proficiency. . Poatoffices, ftnh d ile should get one or two dula and as
hatcheries, sub-treasuria*. war claims, many more os possible. Those who se Mbs Gladys Green _ ______ J 7 8 , 4 0 Q ford HeighU. Bargain if taken promutin Sotflb Carolina and other points.
^
Address, * D. (LWignerKiasJmmuc,
Sanford, Fla., R. F. D. No. 3.
pensions and surveys are proposed by cured bonus votes under ths first offer
,N. A. Bauman, representing the Good
66,4Q£|
dm as means for extraction of coin from should not allow theraseives to believe M b s Ethel Hickson
rich Tire Co., .of Akron, Ohio, called
For Sole— Pop corn wagon at rerner
Uncle Sam's treasure box.
94,700 Flnit and Park Are. Enquire at Bishop
that they hare the piano won.
Mbs Maud Cameron
upon the local trade here yesterday.
5,160 Block or addrea Boa 1094, City.
Ho asks for eight new postofflc«,
44.tr
Candidates who’ have done very little
Perry
•••
Guy Zstrowar, travelling representa which, if the bills wore passed, would cost
See Smith, Flx-It-Msh, for beat roof
so
for
should
make
up
their
minds
to
Pools.
Fla.
tive of ths Virginia-Carolina Chemical the government $950,000. One calls for
gin active operations now. There b Mbs Salile Lipford ............... -----.22,460 j gutters. Room 7. M. G. T. Block. 50-tf
•Company is In the city for a few days.
For Rent Cheap—New one room fur! 250,000 for a poetofilce at St, Augus time now left to make a winning race.. •
*
Ge acta, Fla.
nbhed cottage, with bath On quarter
The erecting bf the new pipe organ is tine. Population leu than 2,500.
64,600
The conUst is growing to a doe*. It Mrs. David Speer.................
good garden land. Laurel avenue
going forward as fast as could be ex
The seven other bills call for $100,000
and
Second
strait. Addrea P. O, Bax
b
not
long
intll
the
last
day.
Everyday
Orrido, Ha.
pected, end the dedicatory will talcs each. Il the, bills pan new pant office*
1323.
. 43-tfc
should
be
made
to
count.
Especially
M
ia
P.
Kinney
.12,100 For Sale— Block of five well
pWee Tuesday evening next.
located
will be located at Lake Clfy, population,
the remaining days of the present bonus
d ty lots. Addrea Owner, 'Boa 1287.
Lake Mary, Fla.
There will be a crush at the pipe organ 5,032; Orlando, population, 3,804; Deoffer should be put to good use.
fM
Mrs. 1* 8, M cBride----------IO3 OO
d™k»U*y, but abundance of extra sit .«nd. population, 2,812; Sanford, popuFor Trade—Brick Veneer mouse' |n
Voting Power of Subscriptions
ting wiU be provided, so that all may be ation, 3,870; Live Oak, population,
Winter Park, FIs.
Pueblo. CoUk M*
Pay menu an oil subscriptions will Mrs. J . D .X ib o n ™ ...... .........
eU and pantry,
3,'450; Daytona, population, .1.0831 West
moat comfortably seated.
lo a d
earn votes according to tbs following
house, sewer, ha
1Cassia, Fla. .
—- J and
Get the candy at the apron sale at Palm, population leas than 2.5CÎ0.
schedule. Renewals and back subscrip Mbs Ruth R o ys]....................
papered Inside, outside
M/^Uar,
'Representative Clark also wants thé tions count tbs same oi new subscrip
ThrSsber's Pharmacy next Friday and
other outbuildings, lot 60x1
Hi'fenced,
Enterprise,
Fla.
nice ahade. This .place w
Saturday, benefit of the Presbyterian government to bujM sewn fiah bach- tions:
ocated to
“
Mr*. H. F. Qusckvntea . ^
cries In the stale, eaclj to coat $50,000. 1 year $ 2.00„*-----------2,000 Votes
church.
Zellwoed, Fla.
7,000 votes Mbs Sourie Houston...............
16,460 Improved- dose to Sanford, ' Call and
T. K. Bates, secretary of the Commer totfdes this, that no tme may .bs, .neg 2 years* 4.00.
ated , Representative Clark asks for a
cial Club is In Ocala today and will make
1 iV.-iaT
1 A: Inreatmlftt Co.,
Herald BuUdiwr, Sanford, FI*.
60-4 tc
an addraw before the Ocala Board of 60.000 aea wall at S t’ Augustine and a
HAVE FAITH IN «AN FORD.
M URÉ’ FAITH IN SANFORD
1100.000 sub-treasury build Ini at Jack
For R ent—Slot* room and unfur
Trade tonight. *
nished roOra In Bbhop block. Enquire
sonville. Then, too, he a s k s -for the Northern Capitalista are Willing
Aprons of all kinds and dainty cape to government to refund the Florida cotton
‘ « JU
Wfs'ern Union Telegraph Company I Holden Real B itatq Co.
Anxious to Inveri In City
match will be aoid at Thrasher’s Phar
Making
Great
Improremrale
The
live
secretar^
4
f
the
''Sanford
tax
macy by t>ML Presbyterian ladirvnext
• Big corporation«'usually know which
i Friday' and Saturday.
49-8t
I Hb pension bilb, if they became laws, new business constantly and informed way the wind la blowing and « An ex onable. .
For Rent—Two furnialjed rooms, cor
Over' two inches of rain fell here Sat wouM annually cost the government Th* Herald today that lie had received ample of Sanford's future progress; r|a
urday and the steady downpour made : 15,520. .'Personal relief hills introduced two communications from New York the magnificent improvements now bp. ner Third and Magndta Inquire at
Sanford Furniture Co. «tore,
r 16B«4f
the day very disagreeable, especially as by him, if they.became1laws, would eoit investor* wanting to buy preferred stock ing made' by the Wwtern Union ToloWanted—Clean cotton rags, no scrape,
this eort of weather is rare in Florida.
Hegovernment $48.420. f i b war claims in th» Building Association. Thb pre g*nih C o , In thix dty, Thdr former at the Herald office. Will pay 2 cents
The number of sales now on in San- bills would cost the government $14,218 ferred stock guarantcA 7 per rent on ofil« in ihe Pico Block was too crowd per pound.
For Sale—Two family tsunctfee, also
ford should materially reduce the high vuore. Then hi# award bilb would give the investment and b one of the best ed m take care of .the rapidly tnergaawholesale fish buarnew with tatmchfer,
cost of living. You can buy anything residents of the state $259,342 more of investments in the south today. The ing business and the fine large room In boats and nets, Abo lake front iot'with
JBank building «next to three houses. C. L. Vinont. a t fiab
now except gToeerire at cost or below the government rein. *1 . . . . . j .
.ori?f<rf*d «(6ck b sailing.rapl
aT-ti
— w—4teeédnr lift (Ms; tTOTreutd'hava kil sur »trange to say a attracting the northern The Herald office -Va* recently leased home.
Good
Mule
for
Sale
Cheep—For
In
lot
a
term
of
year*
and
a
large
fórre?
e
f
j
investors
not
only
to
the
purchase
of
viving
.veterana
or
widow*
of
veterans
of
George Atkins, the genial representa
spection
apply
to
J6hn
C.
Edwards,
mm
are
now
i
t
work
atretrhing
cable#
4he
stock,
but
attracting
them
to
San
the
Seminole
war
receive
a
general
tive of the Covington Co of Jackson
:t2-tfe
ford, They want vto sat the hustling from the main lines to tbe new offices Celery avenue.
ville called upon the local trade yaster- monthly pension, of $12. ■
For Sale—Two gbod mules,
city thst can support such a roll'd build and one separate room in the rear ia
day and hb many friends were glad to
V .
Distinguished Visiter „
„
and harnoa. See them at Mecti
ing aasodation and they are investing required to take care o! the battery mock on Greenmon place.
MThlm again.
664fc
The congregation of the Methodist
their moocg.ber* fn lots and bouw* and equipment to »imply the new office.
WunloU
Man
and
_wife
sdth..amall
Mrs. Benton of Boslotvb the guent .of. .chiudi .had the great, picaaur* loot KutvOne" oPTHe- finest equipments iti the capital, to manage live stock end produce
her cousin, Fioncb Munson of Sanford day morning of listening to a very fine
state will be installed at o n « , errmpri»- farm on share baab. 8 « owm e ^ t
The
strangers
within
our
gate«
can
Heights. Thb b their first meeting in lecture on Christian Service by Mrs.
Xng'switchboard* and libtrumenta and
see
farther
ahead
into
the
city's
future
Stone Island, or addren Box 1168, Sfiiforty years and they are thoroughly Mabel Ililbish Stevens, principal of
new offitt fixtures of alt kinds and when ford.
than our own rltixer».
, 60-atp
enjoying the reunion.
Southland Seminary fur Girls which ia
finished the new office will be complete
Mr.
Connelly
sUtea
that
the
affaire,
St.
Johns
Hotel—Rooms
and
board.
The d ty b filled with people, some of located at Gainesville. . of the Association were qsver In better in ever)7 particular. Under the capa Homelike sccommodationa for regular
Mi*.
Steven#
b
a
traveled
and
broadly
them tourists, some of them Investors
shape and he has order* foi a doxen more ble management of O. E. Hoff, the bus boarders or tranrienta. Good table.
Rates reasonable. W. H. Wath«
and moat of them shoppers who are experienced Christian woman, whose
fine homes and will have the money to iness of the company has inereaxaed
420 W. F lra tl^ v *
taking advantage of the many bargain# personality and gifts are of a very high build them «dthin a few more wreka.
greatly and Ranford b rated aa a first
For Rent—8ix room cottage «rith all
order.
offered by Sanford merchants. #
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modern
Improvements. 409 Palmetto
While in attendance at the Lake Mon
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
The Postal Telegraph Co. b al»? avenue. * *- to “F, W. *Mahoney at
The Goose Glri.
roe
Bible
Confers«
lait
week,
where
Kcmald
Co.'
83-tl^
will have an apren sale at Thrasher's
Harold MacGrath’a populaj novel. keeping * r » « with the growth of the
Wanted—Orders fer nne treat proof
Pharmacy next Friday and Saturday. she occupied a prominent piare !n th
The Gooro Girl" dramatised by Geo. dry and recently moved into new quirt-' cabbage plants, all varieties, . i l . 2 i per
Delicious, home made candy will abo be program, and did tfome good work in the
D.
Baker, will be tbe attraction at the era, In the Ensralnger Block. Sanford 1.000; Cheaper in larger lots. Satisftpon sale. All for the benefit of the church. cause she represents so ably, !(ev. H. T.
Imperial
Theatre on Saturday of thb as a county seat and With the new tour tion guaranteed. F. B. Cannon, MegGain», pastor o f the Met Hodb t ehureh
81A4ie
b t hotel and other Improvements will Irtt'a, S. C.
, Everybody b interested in the new
of.Sanford had the pleasure of ¡raring w «k.-' The play telb the atory of de
For Sale—Horse, carriage, wagon,
give
tbe
telegraph
rompente*
plenty
government building and the rite. Real
Mrs. Stevena talk on several lines of ceit and diplomacy played by' the chan
« ta tc «rill probably double in value in
Of business and they are preparing fór harm**, toob, in A1 condition. Prira
Christian work, and Hàng impressed cellor of Ehrenatein, *0 that hb daugh
reasonable. Address H. M. D., rare
the rush. *4
tbe next few hour«, «perially if thé own
with heir teaching, be wanted hb congre ter ahoyld be queen, by having the real
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er* are considering selling to the governgation to have the privilege and pleasure prince« abducted by g_band o(
Many Prise* GîVe'a Avar
For Sale— I have 1 horse and Run
DnnntlgfiW, unknowlncly ambta 1n* the
The Sanford Shoe A Clothing Co. sale I about buggy, and 2 head cows far sal».'
abduction and then gore to America
that
ho* been in progress for several days Price# very reasonable for a quick sole,
of the Atlantic limberland Corporation
Master. With that end In view Mr. where he make« a fortune a s'a master has been moat succe«ful 'in every way J lf interested apply to John T . Edwards,
at New York, Addison L. Williems of
Gninte invited Mrs. Stevens to lecture plumber. He returns to hb native and large crowd* war«' in attendance I Celery Avntue. f>lct-4
Sanford, Florida, wax elected as secre
in hb church Sunday morning loot, land to right the wrong be has com from every section of Orange, Lake, V o -1
Sals—White Maltese hen arid ved
tary for the company, with office at
which she kindly presented to do and mitted. With the mriatanos bf tbe tuaia and other counties.
] CoinMUX pigeons, color banded , mated
Geneva, Fla., their headquarter*, where
presenting her subject she pleaded the American consul at Dreiberg, he fur- . Mr. Cole started a loud nobe about 6,1 P»1™
youngatm. The best b rtb e
they have thousands of acres of wood
cause she represented in such a way that nbhes proofs that the humble littiq 0 clock ihbut Ihe Tree priaea and ut 8 <‘hci|>e«t. Hanfortl Pigeon Lofts,
land to cut oyer. .
girl, who served him' *dth beer
could not fail tn
impress all whose ‘
o'clock a little glri picked out the lucky Route 1.
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■ P er the b fnrfht.af exhibitors at the
in
the
old uvenw-b a real prises« and
privilege it-was to be present.
. —numberi a* follow»:
Lost on Friday—Stick pin. 'Suitable
Orange county fair, the Southern Exthe Princem llUdagard b tbe daughter
pm s C o . b shipping certain exhibits
1061, A suit of d oth«, Julius Takaeh I rewart* » retun?vd to H. H. WMker.
ef Count von Herbeck, the arch con
Baakel Ball
free of charge. T h b include* agricul
-67, A suit cate, 3» one colled for it-1
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The Sanford High School met the spirator in the abduction plot. Grettural exhibits weighing fifty pounds or
689.
S
tctk
m
fla
t,
C.
M-Hand.
-For
Bale—$400
Piano
for
$126,>U>
Kbsimm« High on the local court Sat chen, th« GoOw Girl ia loved by th*
bra, and packages of citrus fruit,»weigh
87L Pair S h o «, J . B . Gaidar. '
f™** mul“ - Fred Jihumon, 'W*»t
urday, Feb. 8th and all but ainfi- young king of Jugvndheit, disguised
ing not over, eighty pounds, shipped
2474. Four Shirts, no one rilled' (or '3tde- * '
52*tf
as a vintner named Leo, while ^rthur
hilated them.;___ ' .
from any point within the xfatc. Thb
^ F o r Ttent for Share of Garden C r o p them.
The team worked together like * p ie« Carmirbea], the American consul b i n "
concession, and on# that
Mr. Col* cloinu that the pria« that Eight acres superior garden land. Ten
of machinery and at no time in the game love with Hildegard, who.4 after the
ant to have u m of comfortable' cottage.
«rill akLvary materially Irian Increased
did the visitors have a-show or even a denouncement bsvm with her fslhér h* ve 001 * * * n cal,* d for ^ * * * & («"the
exhibit.
f
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lucky holder* of tbe ticket«-and if no
kt
<Wne
A FINE OPPORTUNITY
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((0Candidate Who Hopes to Win Should Neglect This Ex
ceptional Chance to Increase Their Score
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two performance« on that day.
»In the afternoon and oms at pfght.
' be a number of free art# given
on the show ground#. Don’t forget the
doy and date, Feb. 24 th and 26th.
"A show that givt« all it iB m ti» « ,"
b the name that bo* been given the J. H.
D#*Ae»en -European Shows, which rorno
ito Saaford on Feb. 24th and 25tH_ If
you «A • lovgf of gooff clean amusement
* YmAiCC*^-
very fine vrork and had the visiting I6rte c t
game,
Raynor and Kanner abo did fine work
at forward, fwhlch (tilhert at center
pTiywi h«# usual best game. The score
waa Bantord 23, Kbsimmee 2.
The Kiwimmcc boys were good beers
and alter the game took In The sights of
Sanford, and ax they Igft they made the
nation ring vrith cheers. -Each team has
won une .game and the-third is to 1»
played at Kireimme# In the new iMture,
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profit shis ■ps#iR*yInquira 0 / Geo. f l .
Come one and all and gei In on the Palmer or Thayvris store, Enierprbe,
The Howard automobile that will l>e
prie«*
that will nevtr be duplicated here Fla. Enterprise Ferry leans Sanford
given away by the
Sanferii
Shoe
city dock, fare 25 wnja. %
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Clothing Co. has arrived in the city and again.
_ Loot—A large white 1
wiH lteron exhibition nt thelf ^tbre fftim P ^ T ’
,dr>e. answer* to name "Bud," _ J | P
thb date. Come In and sm thb beau-It b understood
addj.k|ti<Ja*4h)J>rtiite and orange .painter bitch,
tiful cor and barn how you can procure Thomas J . Prwton of f
am a^o .to name "U uney." When Toot
thè asme sbrolutriy free'*<jf charge. will spend the remohid«' T3 thsrâinter
open had.bn.roi|«t*,bearing name George
Sceaebody in Sanford or in <thè adjaiVni
f
triH ba paid
torritory wiU get thb fine cor fragefegg^
the remainder nfttt. WjHjiraiLiy.fVi'tiina
Aak tbe man fnr furthsr p«riin4ir* ter Tteu.tp 1
th* fre*. automobile
IwSfc'
^inestoh tfj
jnrnt
�ment wv h ire withdrawn our sustaining
Influence.' •
One great «Utesman relieved himself
of the expreealon that there are two great
motirea In the Uree Of some men, one
at hand for Mr. Starbuck In this ciwe or Sumter
any other case he may spring as to eoun- Citrus
ty division and we know how tn Kamil» 1---------the figures/ correctly. The following
table will show the straits to which he
petit larceny. Can it be that be was re
ferring to the office holding gourmands County
at the county seat? '
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Division
Per capita
Rate of
Blackstone Disciple Qone Wrong •
It has been conservatirely stated that Orange
liars figure but figures never lie. In or Pasco..
der to prove this assumption on the port
of the Demostbeneae It will be nereosary for us to quote from a disgruntled
disciple.. ofi. Ulacketone. a t the county
knowledge of t t o h n r b a»
vague as his fnathematlci. If hfci Idea» of
right and wrong are as briefly developed
County Division Swats.
they had received a swat in the beak
from
the other end of Maud.
Now
"Let no man deceive himself in this
they
pitifully
wall
that
Sanford
Inject
natter of county division. It is a live
ed thb_wet and dry idea into this ques
tion ol County Division.
Sanford has eight schools. *
Five
Mr. Starbuefc,- the copper -lunged
orator and permanent candidate for white schools and three colored schools.
rpunty office hoS been telling the dear Hanford builds its own buildingi and
people in hb usual Incoherent manner, paya. iU own way. Now it would.be
wbst « horrible felony would be com- interesting to know why Orlando Is not
Eittfd If the criminal court were abol- able to do the samo. Will some of tbs'
I,bed, thus making Judge Warlow hus Scribe« and Pharisees explain to ua
tle for a living Uko the mat of us and at why it is that the1County Commission
the
tlm* «watch a.p aten t chance ers have to endorse. Orlando*« paper
for county office tor himself. Ye gods before It can have funds available for
and little fish«. Btarhurk try io a -to .building ita school -houses! -Just ex
worm hlmeeif Into the good graces of plain how .lt was that you worked the
county for backing to erect your high
“the votenTBTlhe limit.
Then comes our-dear friend Howard school!?
Mr. Jo Am took the cake at Ovcido
be of the versatile disposition and an
last
Friday even though it did drizzle
Hching In the palm to annex the other
ftliowa dollar. Because of his being a rain the entire day. Mr. Landis of
candidate for the Job of. post master at DeLand took his brother’« goat a little
the county seat, he deems it wise and time since. The Joncs^ haveJsYgreat
proper to take a fall out of Sanford., reputation for taking the cake while
thus making himself solid with hia ad- Landis is becoming notorious as a goat
miring followers, the. readers of hb pa snatcher.
The activity of Mr. Bradshaw in at
per, the subjects for his camera, thn tots
be b endeavoring to show how the low tempting to get back to the county sal
county and setting up business for them
ly Naxarent would do i t
A two by ary trough is pitiful to behold. He is selves. W f happen to have the figures
four tub with an eighteen foot keel and getting old and decrepit and Its too bad
: a .voice like a caliope with a thinker he cannot find better uses to which he
filled with scrambled eggi. They are can place his talents.
Mr. Howard’s preponderant relation
I the I>oya who or* to put the "Kyboah”
(this from the Reporter-Star) to San to avrrdupois compelled him to con
fine his efforts to the loosing of pebble«.
ford.
As a long dbtohee mathimaticlan, It is not an overly hard Job to take
Mr. Slorbuck snatches the loving cup Howard seriously, there U so little o(
from all competitors Read hia rtfer.
.fncrz to Pasco, Citrus and 'Sumter
Solid or not solid, out of the few vpt- j
j county taxes as compared with what ers at Oveido, wo have already secured l
the tax ridden citizen« of Orange county 88 signatures to our petition and these ¡
have to pay.'. Is It any wonder that signatures were not wheedled out of j
95 per cent of the voter» in the north them by rare hog and corn pone.
end of the county ore champing at th
Activity is one thing and caution is j
hrt to get loose, from the Old Vampire! another. , One of the participants in !
-W e-«re advised that Taft- arid Con the Oveido Feast or B¿U!U¿xar had the ;
way were not represented at,the Oveido the precaution to ascertain if his tax- I
hog killing. They .were probably de- able value« would be increeased In case
tered from making the trip by the ^tti‘ the new county Is created. It is learn
tude Jupiter Pluvius assumed in rela- ed that he has slipped his property
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tion to the matter.
through for a nteenth portion of what
As before stated the proposition sim it U worth. Of course we will not In
ply simmers Itself down to this. If the crease your taxes. If you so desire we
north end of the county was not paying will build another hard road along the
stop it ■
thin It rscstisd back in service and im irr the flat wood* where the first one
provements the old county would kick was stopped.
us out in a Jiffy. But because they do
It seems that the grounded wires
not want us to leave b a sure sign they
who did the chewing at Oveido were
have a good thing in us. This guff
fritught with fear of bugaboo«, what
shout dntroyiing the beauty symme
ever this b, as the term was used five
try and Importance of the county 1» times in n half column discription of
the obsequien
Progress if one thing and «u b llsh Why is the contingent to the south
ing a system of sewerage is also one
of
us so much interested In whether 'we
thing. If the rounty seat b the great
will
have more or less tax« to pay.
«enter of Intelligence that it aaaumre
They
prate and whine over our welfare
to be It b a wonder that some of the
os
though
we were first born.
Why
arute business and literary acumen
is
this!
Are
they
afraid
they
will
be
«ould not have jarred a few barnacles,
unablo
to
maintain
their
county
after
in the shape of dollars, loose from the
Smaller count!« than
keep of this great aluggbh ship of state we leave?
Orange
will
be
after
our departure seem
and used sold dollars providing a way
to
g»l
on
fairly
wHI
Why sit thb fear*
to maintain the good health of their
Come, make it p la tillo us. Possibly;
community. Sanford does not core to
be tied to such an unhealthy locality. we can chunk u u j^ ^ ^ U n e to you if i
None of the Sand Dune« and Saw you are In fearer drifting away.
And now the son of man comelh and
Grose In ours.
make«
it plain to us that the orange j
8 trailer soy» W) per cent of Winter
which
topped the cake that Jon a
Garden b opposed to county division
swiped,
was not an orange at all but
It *.ou!d about as germuin to ths.quflh.
waa
an
aborted
Union of ibé Pondero
‘ion to auto that Calcutta, Hongkong,
sa
type.
However
anything that com «
and Medicine Hat were also. opposed
without
coat
looks
good to Jone« as he
to county division. What baa Strol
U
a
Grabhelmer
from
Grabvillo and has
ler and Winter Garden to do with the
never
{piled
to
make
a .home run.
progressive citizens of North Orango?
the
other
fellows
dollar.
They will hare nd any sad If the propo
Aa a clean cose of bifurcated vision
sition was one to be voted upon they
would hsve.no y o u . There you are. the editor of the South Florida Sentinel
Jo n a and StSrbuck warn ranting b at the head of the clinic. The last ediwound at the first Oveido meeting Uon of thb Interesting sheet stated that
which ««« copied by our ’’good friends’ Sanford claimed the sum of $4,000
before the arrival of the Sanford con would be returned to it, after the division
Hngent arrived, tolling the unsophla of the county had caused the disintegra
Heated that wt, the Sanfordltea, want tion of great Orlando stunt known as
ed to make the NEW COUNTY a wet the "Orlando Fair,” as advertised by
county. When we nailed to the hitch .thb association lost season. Our coming poet and showed them that the wet
petitions originated in Orlando, the
npenae of getting them up was borne
by the cjtixens of Orlando and that the
Dramatised by George
b» Orlando were afraid the wets
Paul
Gilmore
Prices: $i£ 0’
IM PERIAL THEATRE
SATURDAY, FEB. 22
BAKER & C A S T L E
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Harold McGrath’s
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D. Baker from the Novel of the 8am e.Nam e
i r c s üröiia riiudmjUu.. BPm iasmi tn¿
tiw «licei (luit
On* Night 8tanda In Am arlos
Seats on Sale at Lawson’s Wed. Feb* 19th
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n « . SANFORD HDUtft
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to deaeribe a picnic held at Palm E rin g i M n. B. T. Ilouser. M n. J. K. Meton February fi. The car* took ui there, tlnger sang very charmingly "A Perfect
but the beautiful place waa free, tha D ay." M n. M. El Heater gave a splen
randmother's Story."
‘’Grandmother's
hand ot*m an luu! dull« lUJlMl.g nSi'dlT m<J recitation do
Why not take a Hunting Trip on the Ramona where you Will have ill
than erect tshle and scats. The 1m- “Sing Me soma Quaint old Ballad" wa»
the comforts of home? It doesn’t cost any more. ,H$he is
memo live oak tree* arched overhead sung as ■' trio by Mrs. Matlinger. Mfas
- »««sWfc lwu»if Vessel.,jn SanfatL JtUtbcx. Ready^foi ..
\ >.V>!
»tJLi
ester contributed another ne
Pleasure Parti« at ruaonable rate*
by Mra. J . W. Dickiru, Mr*. ..Forr«t day wa* warm and pUaeant, the air coo) recitation, tbe ''A f t e r Thought," which
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Lakt'and MIm Laura FUh.‘ They "were amt fragrant from ib f gum trees. The was much enjoyed.
Enquire of E. P. Fulton on boat at. City Dock or See '. ^
escorted to the Welaka Club, whore lun- palmetto« grew of! at one side and stay ‘ The guests were served delirious punch
•eheon was served at noon. Coven wrrt< ed by tMmMtv«. Tbs carpet was of and dainty cake and candy hearts, In the
laid for twenty-two. The place card* small brown leaves and reochal to the dbiing room, which was a perfect bower
» o n a o o o p o o o o o o o o o o o o 00000000000 o q q o o o o o o p o o o o Q
w en .gilt cupida. Seated at the table bank* of the winding Wekiva. which of red hearts, poinsettiax and green
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wehi the ladltw from DeLand, Mn. M. H. furnished spots for bathing oi fishing, vines. The table was aglow with soft
Stewart, president of the Woman's dub This «rater was pure and dear, bubbling red lights, under the red shad» of several EPWORTH INN. E n t.rp ri«. H i- J S J Ä
of D eLandf M n . (). B. Wcbater, Mra. from below In three places, and so deep pretty. lamps. The handsome white our Southland *w*r turn »h* risen of the North*« »totw. Hear »»provonwnu ov.r pmtou,
It. P. Luu, Mra. W, A. Allen, Mm, S. I). one could see a dime twenty feet lwlow. cover on the table was decorated with, s/Lly fuMUtbtd n s » » * i * l lb * oW ustKw s now p re s« » M r > h s t I k e a l k ie * w a* n e y t w o * * *
Jordan, M n. Cl D. Landia, M n. S. W.
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The party, young and old, distributed artistically arranged asparagus fern, » 4 0 tn d l '<l P«r rooalh, «ixt ip »ci*l r*l» * lo »*«»«n p»lroo*. . Johnson, Miaa Nellie LuU, M n. S. W. themselves in twos and threes, seeking with Uttle red hearts, nestling in the ver
J . B . MARTIN, Manager.
. Johnson, Mff* Nellie Luta, Mr*. 0 . P. wild flowers and ferns, while others dure. T^e punch table •was presided
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Canon, Mr*. W. K. Stephens, M n. spread the table With the viands they over by Mrs. H. II. Hill.
Tbe pretty candy booth in one corner jj
DeBevoUe. Tha Sanford ladles were had brought. Tho wood and the place
the literary committetC M l» Laura Fish, to burn It was there, and while the cof- of the hall waa tbe center of attraction
DWTI upe
ahd children, ;
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ups and
Mrs. Ilobert A. Newman, Mr*. S. 0 . fee w « boiling another party drove fn. to hotli the grown
Shinholser, M l» Veda Ward, M l« with two autos, took in the scene an d iwbere tha fine home made~candy waa
W o Quote Y o u :
' Pwjchaa Lefller,—M l« Lillian Gibson, want off to spread their table and make! entirely disposed of by Mrs. B. J . StarM n. J . W.'DIcklna, president of the Wc- tlioir coffee, after which they came p d f . who successfully managed the canF E E D **
laka Glut»; Mra.-Samuel Puleston. chair around and talked to us about our bnsket I dy sale.
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O a tsman of tliA SocTnl department; Mn. TiMklngTindembroMwy-ramHftmt ttutoed! -In apprccis’Uoa- of ttre valcmlner-tw
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Forrest Lake, household economics; Mrs. away; while we remained for the evening ceived by them from the committee, the
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A. W. Brown, dvica; Mra. O. W. Brady, meal and the train. No ants preempted members of the society and' church doIf
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music. The'lunch waa served by M l« the pica and no flies claimed the food. posited a fair valuation for tbe «m e,
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* Madge Word and M i» Margaret R oIh Many states were represented, and tbe certain amounts in little green satin
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wish went around may we meet again bags, which were placed In a large gla»
1.55
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ing waa opened, with M l« Fish presiding. party' g*t off the cars at their different uble In the parlor. The guests all
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The meeting opened with a piano solo by homes, their baskets laden with flowers, seemed merry and happy, thoroughly |. No. 1 Timothy Hay................. .......... pes ton
M i« Madge Ward, after which M n. O. ferns, palmetto« and kodaka well tilled enjoying the valentine party, which In ; No, 1 Clover Mixed...... “
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every way was of course a success.
P. Canon of DeLand gave one of her with scenic visws.
27.00
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travel talks, idling of her recent visits to
ELIZA J . CLARK,
Filed for Record
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France, Switzerland, Germany. The
Steubenville, Ohio.
Chas. Wright and wife to Frank T.
next number waa a paper on Chari«
Snow White Flour (Wood)
.... per bbl $ 6.10
Harrington.
Dickens by M n. W. It, Stephens of DeValentine Party
Monger Land Company to John Poor5.50
Gold Medal Flour (981b sack) . V. ........
Laiid, who developed the fact that he
Notwithstanding the very inclement man.
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6.65
Self Rising Flour (Wood)
..... ......... ....per bbl
was the originator of tho child welfare weather Friday Aid Friday evening
H. C. Dann And wife to W. S. Little.
1.55
Grits
(921b)
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movement. At the request of the chair .quite a large numbqr of the members of
Laura Mathers and husband to D. and
5.10
Granulated
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man, Mn.“W.1L Stewart, And M n. J. W. the church and friends enjoyed the very C. Mather*.
Dlckins addressed the meeting. There pleasant Valentine party given by the
Above prices subject to market changes
F. T. Harrington and wife to Otis G.
were three federated dube represented Social Service Department of the Mission Hall.
are f. o. b. Jacksonville Florida.'
at this luncheon, the DeLand Club, the ary Society of the Methodist church
J . P. William to N. Della Carbee.
Welaka Club and the Wednesday Club the hospitable home of Mr. and Mra,
F. L. Anderson, et u x .,lu Frank M.
of Sanford. Orlando ladles Invited but W. W. Abernathy Friday evening, Feb. Edols.
unable to attend were M n. T . Picton 14th1 Jon. Henschdn to F, L. Anderson.
Established 1 9 0 3
Warlow and M n . Puller,' uf the Civic
The hall and rooms were tastefully v J . F. Thomas and wife to Geo. Mayer.
League of Orlando. M n. Dreka of decorated with graceful rich green vines
A. J. Keys and wife to A. M. Holden
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
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DeLand Was also absent.
with ropes of red hearts festooning the
H. A. Grant, Tr.. to A Singletary.
walla and extending from the comers of
J . 0 . Fletcher and wife to W. H. MadPfrnlr at I'nlm Springs
the rooms to the chandeliers, potted dox.
On a vine covered porch when? the plants, feru* and cut flowers.
j
Martlii?
■sweet breexes play in your hair and the
The entertaining program consisted j -A^,W. Smith and'wife to C. E Bareyes look out on the gold' n fruit nnd of songs and recitations, Several well ret And wife,
many another Oriental tree, I am asked rendered piano selections were .given by ! M. M. Smith to Fred Zlmpfer.
At the Welaka Chib ‘
Tuesday marked nnotucr red' letter
day for the Welaka Club. The literary
remmittee ef whteh■Mkwbanra Firh »
chairman, waa h oite» ami invited a
i
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rjumber o( out-of-town m gurau.
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The prices go pn our entire $12,000.00 Shoe Stock since the opening of Sanford’s great 1
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Crowds, Crowds have jammed and packed..our store from the beginning of the Shoe
Slaughter last Saturday at 9 a . m . Hundreds of Real Shoe Bargains have already gone
out which show the public the merits of this Bonahde Removal Shoe Sacrifice. Every pair 1
on sale Marked To Go—Come, See the Reductions.
Notice!
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for high grade new
stylish shoes at -as
tonishing reductions
D O N ’T miss the big
Shoe- SeMng Event
I now on.
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for the Sign of the
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I f you are looking
:
O N irr A
Lot ladles* Strap
Puntpa, patent leath
er, turn Bole, regular
$3.50 value, goes in
tit in Removal Sale
Lot Ladies’ Gun
Metal Pumps Strap,
Goodyear welta, reg
ular $2.50 value, R e
moval Sale
Price
$ 1.65
Lot Ladies* low
heel, Gun Metnl and
Patent Strap Pumps;
regular values $2.50
and $3.00, Removal
Sale
<T» -f r r n
Price
J| )lo I O
Lot Ladies* One
Vici Patent Tip, but
ton and lace Shoes,
regular $3.00 value,
for our Removal Sale
P ric e —
only
Lot Grovers Ladles*
Oxfords, extra line
Kid, regular $3J50
value, our Removal
Sale
i i * o er cr
Price
$Z »O D
Lot Men’s Tan
Blucber Oxfords reg
ular $3.00 value, for
our Removal Sale
P ile *
only
Lot M en’s Gun
Metal Blucher Shoes
regular value $5.00,
for onr * Removal
Fhte *
Price
Lot Childrens ilgh
velvet top Shoes, size
8 Yx to 11, regular $2
value, “—
on sale
Lot Ladles’ Vic!
Patent Tip, two eye
lace Oxfords^ regular
$3.00 value, Removal
Sale
Price
Lot of Children’s
high top while FanvaB button Shoea 8 ^
to 11, regular value
$K75, our Removal
Lot Men’s Howard
Foster, Paterit Ox
fords, In Button and
Blucher, regular 4.00
values, our Removal
-L o t Men's Florahelm Oxfords in Pat
ent and Tan, button
Blucber, regular 5.00
value, our ¡Removal
Rat.
only
$ 2.39 &
SalePrice
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REMOVALSHOESALE
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Not a single pair g
of this entire stock H
is-heM -baekr-even-1
the new Spring shoes
yet unboxed, go in
_this Great Removal
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Sale.
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THE SANFORD •HERALD
February 18,1918
s t e t s o n m u s ic a l p e s t iv a l
the wide publicity uttaChed to the hams
of Sanford. The name will locate the
county without - raq uififtgMu »{cal Event Nett Week
or historical search. The brick roads
Tbe Fourth Biennial Stetaon-DoLand will be in proceso of construction, dur
Mmical Festival Will take place Febru- ing the artiion of the legislature, in our
h21;23 AtuL tW eyenU will Be m S pecial .Boari District, and the name of
Thuraday, Fcbruary’i O i W n ;.'
Kins Olal, (Edgar),- by, the StetsonDeLarvd. Choral Society, assisted by
Elliaon Van Hooae, Mmei Nina Dlml
trieff and Marrua Kellum. An orchestra
will assist tbe big organ-and piano in the
Acccompanlment. Prof. Johns W. PhilIfpa, Conductor.
Friday, February 21. 3:30 p. m.
The Junior Chorus from the Public
School; the Veapcr Choir of John B.
Stetaon University. Mias Beatrice McCue, contralto; Mr». Annie :Loui*o
David, harpist; Mr. Marcus KelJerman.barltone; Prof. John W. Phillips, Conduc'lo T “
Friday, February 21, 8:00 p. m.
Mme. Nina.. Dim i£rka, Mapututu . UUsBeetrice McCue, contralto; Mr*. Annie
Louise'David, harpist ; Mr. Ellison Van
Hoose, tenor; Mr. Marcua. Kellcrinan,
baritone.
Friday, February 28, 8:00 p. ,m
The Incomparable David Bispham,
Baritone; assisted by Harry M. Gilliert,
pianist
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Ul Outvot, Uuty buain«. In other S u i * , oí Um United S u t *
public (K o r d ,.
Id County and
T»rm* ai ask c*»h. puritawrlo pay tut
tut dOn, * d .
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C»d. A. I)« ( c u « .
j J . J . DICKIN SO N ,
Compili
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POULTRY SUPPUESL„!ä £ S ,j
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Artide. II.
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T h . gvc.ral natura ol tb * b l a t a « .
w b* cu aduni w] Jyy thi* corporation a h .ll bo lo
r r iftf« la th* b y tia p H of butt]Ini
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M: l t“ o u Lola,
■oda
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and 1 1f r i a 1,1*.; |u b u y, O» n « II and m a n y rrat
t f » W 1 h n ? U t e W t h T O n ip J ahlpmcnl.
N .tir« lo SII O rd ita o l y . E. Hal.
**l*l*. and to Improme lb * u m « by t r w t ln g b u ild - '
States. Let the name of Uie county
lllgt ..
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borrow money
Seed Oats, Rye, Union Sets, Beans
ut b a rU
a i* owing. by m o r !g » g » ,lotaed by ta r huatand, l i . l i KlU. on tb* M lh day M M ,. and
■ - monta*
--------- uibarw
travel with It. .
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Peas, Potatoes and Italian Rye
oi
" Docwmtar, An. D*
if. I91£,
la ir m ad
a o «,a
* .a voluntary a *, . drwd*. wnu*.
bond*, n
nolew
o m or otnrr
olfc*r obllfatlona
obligation* tKara!ort
thereto* :
- If ve are to name the cdunty from a
f « “ n » n t lor Ihr taoedt of erudito«, and all m a li- I
1 « « rval m a lo aa landlord,; to buy and aoU.
for Winter Lawns.**
loraol F . t . HUI. formerly doing Im*! n*wi aa HiU'a I J * »«iu ta. own, all paum ai pro party nr r i » at
sentimental standpoint 1 doubt If we I
unwary, ara bervi,y roqulrwj within »Uly d ay* I !V *° adraçtafw iudy rondini and Irmnjscy
trwnaacy Any
any
A full line of ail garden seed for
* j*
- "W lripr. m id * in IhU B la ir, or burin»« I t J l ritta -run«•oration la tutboriaad to
could select u more appropriate name
ír ^ L Í Ü
carry on; arid tú do all rucb other and fu itW r
truckers and home gardens.
If bevor..I Um llmltt of Ihi* S ta ir, within
month., I®.
tc 6W editi tb* undaraifnni
than Welaka. This was the old Indian
urn tia ta - th ln n at may
- ba'n
.
— r r M *ip*dlrnl to h* .Iona
Oldest and most reliable seed and
monta ÓI thalr rlalm» a f.ln tl •akl a«ifnor, F . E , for tbe Ri«w«ful tfantarllon ul lh* buailM» at
name of the St, Johns River and means
Lhi*
corporation;
and
to hav*. r ic rr i*. and anjuy
poultry supply house in the state.
Gao. IM 'otlrw .
w H. W ia ilT ,
all lh* right*, puwam 'and pmtlrgm tnclctant to
chain of lakes,** and as the new county
Atty for aaUftMw
cwrpumiona oryantaad and tiu im i umtar tha
A*aifn«a.
lo fa i t S - Tura-1lie
will liave within ita territory the three1
la a * t f tb* S ta t* of Florida.
Write for Catalogue
Artid* III. T ho amount of tha capital «took
most beautiful links of the chain, Mon
of thk corporation aha!) b* F IF T E E N T H O U S
AND
1915,000.001 LK)LI.AItB, to ba d lv n a d 'ln to
roe, Jatup and Harney, the name would
None*
Oftrsn ahum of, the par vafum ol Op#
Stata ol FIuri.li
be pertinent, poetic and beautiful, but
I M l t n (»1,000 J o i radrh, to b« paid fot with taw
206 EAST BAY STREET
County of O n u tft
f ul roonry of Iba Unitad Stata*, but all or any parnot business.
Notlfu
h«r*byr give
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tren lo «ampliane* with tb * I lion of th* «tad capital itock may b* pay anta ia
mcjulrlng-,,7Tr
a iitr JTT*
day,
: or taunt or tumi fur or In tb . purchaM ^Tprop»- ,¡--r--*“u b*Maai.in »I«bat
Mrs. Thomas Kmmet Wilson. JACKSONVILLE. - FLORIDA law
m a dlo* Ih
___* t,*
application will b* triad*
Ih * ty . U l*r or « rv icM , a t a Jurt valluaUon tiMtaof
E. A. MARTIN & CO.
I*gi,Latur.’ ed tb * Stata cd Ffdflí'i a for Irgblallon
A*.C. L. TIM E TABLE
(ashler Smith Dead
—Walter A. Smith,
ni Hu.ni»m
. __ _
North Uound
Bank at Orlando died in that city last
Wednesday niter an illness of several No. 8A—Ar 11,00 a m
Lv 11.15a
Lv 2,40p
weeks. Mr.--Smith had been n sufferer j No 80Ar—Ar- -.18 p m
Lv 1.83 r *
Wff ’asthma for yearn and raniF ftrHor- ‘ No 82—Ar- 1.18 a 1-*•
ida many years ago to get some surcease No 28—Ar 6.50 p
from his sufferings. Of a most cheerful1
South Bound
disposition, big hearted- and u perfect1
_j^r g 0<i a
Lv 2.16 a
gentleman, Walter Smith was ono oM hçj j^0 g p _ ^ r g.u p
Lv 2.81fp
most popular men fn Orlando and in his No 85 -A r 5.3«
I.v 5.56
Naming the County
official portion, rnjoyed the confidence No 2 7 - Lv 8.00 a
It is gratifying to know that the mrnte and esteem of the hank official»- nnd the J
of the new county la.to be selected by general public.
Ar 1.02 p
the ladica and that they have taken suf
He was a native of Roxbury, Vermont No 26—From TrilbyLv 2,25 p
ficient interest in-the matter to under- and his remains will be shipptri there for No 24—For Trilby
No 21—From Leesburg
Ar 11.10 a
taka the task. Now the question arise» burial.
No
22—For
Leesburg
Ar 5.58 p
bow shall we name it! .Shall it be from
No
126—From
Oviedo
Ar
10.30 u
Notice
a buslnns or a twntiiurnlul stnndiwintT
Lv 3.00 p
If from a business standpoint there are' . Notice is hereby given . that after No 127—For Oviedo
many reasons why the* name of Sanford sixty day» from the date hereof we in
(« u ri. Tib Ja d k ta l Circuit. D rang*
should be chosen. Sanford is without tend to have a bill introduced in tho In Cacculi
saalr. Fischi*, la Chaarecy.
A.
Vaughan,
Complainant,
doubt the best advertised town of its Florida I-egiriuture at Tallahatsee, ask
r*.
Charlotte Tyn*r, AdmlnUtratria,
site in the State of Florida and one of ing for the division of Orange county
of tta Eatata of Eugene IL Tynrr,
the best advertised of any siie. This on the township line dividing town- deceeecd. Charlotte Tytwr, IndiNoi Ut, ol Hata
vidually, Chartull* Tyner, U lJt* May
Under
is the result of the systematic efforts of ships Twenty-one and Twenty-two, j Tyner,
Maud Tyner, Harn; Tyiw r,
l b ™ of
its business men ior the past five years except that portion which will not l*e Chain* T yn*r, C i a n a » Tyner,
fa ,« .L a u re
XVtllta T roer and Huben Tyner, uurvivlng
and was crowned with popular approv-1 included as |>er tbe map which will be hein
of Eug*n* R. Tyn*r, lV<wa»e.l.
Under and by vtnur* of a decree of l « e d t * u r ,
a] by tho overwhelming vote in favor attached to the bill, tbe object and purami tal», rvodcñd by tta lio n . Jam *« W. Perkin».
of the Special Road District last July. pose being to make and create a new Judge of tb * Circuit Court, ftavrnth Judicial C ir
of the Htata of Florida, ulttbig In Chancery
A. friend of my husband who lives in county out of that territory lying north cuit
for Orange County, In e certain rwu«e pending to
_
lv complainant
line In Ornngo county ■aid mutt,:, wherein, A. Vaughan
Orlando told him that, while
in Ken , of said division
, .
. .
,
,
, , ! and CharloU* Tyner, Admlnlatratrla of the Eatate
tucky spending
part of tho summer, and sopamto it from that portion lyiiiK oi Kum» R Tyner, dec*a**d. UbaHott* Tyner,
-"n e u n
v im
T u u u iu w u
ro h
ut
u iu i he
n e |h
j u i u three*.
u i i w -w i .
-tehsrf
he
mentioned
the
fact
that
south
I
T y » ^ ! - T ^ r ^ ,:
* T jn » r, Willi# Tyn«'? «rvd flrubrn T y o rr, »ur1
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h#ira of L u iif il H .' T y n « ft dw vtanl
|ir»* rT#poiv<lrntj^ th# under*#fns-d, SpeTiml M»*that place wiurvanywhere near Sanford. Í COM M ITIG E 150 ON COUNTY
|i
It Will be good business to give the new
DIVISION.
j& £ ,
county the benefit of everything we enn I
Frank 1\ Forster, Thairman.
of th« Cmm H ou» door, in Ortando, nort.1«,
,
.y ,
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, ditftng tta l«g*l hmira of «*1«, on Monday, March
and it will certainly be benefitted by Thomas K. Ilntps. Bee y.
18-8Tue.« th. j fd. a. ij ibis , tb* following dmctiUd land.
autboruing
i o« '*
- —lindi
- aulitoming lIO
Lounty
fCummlmK
5* Oran** County, Florida,
doo* undvr tho oedtr of aal
hr thr- Sanford•DitaMtt •
md that
it lb* aaM County
t am
'ounty Comml«ton»r»
may
prorvad to 0«
and m llwt th * aaarwament of th *
bada In aafai dktrlct, and pay for tb* aald work
Now, thkrvfor*. tb trtr-n
r|
W
ftc* Sofien to nf] par...
-i .----- --- WÜI pr«**nt their-taaanna
ahy taid le ft, tat ion ahouid not paaa and ta enact-
*d
Thla tb * Slat day of January, A. I), I l l s ,
w
Tue«
«
1 *• pace.
ta S tr
N*tlc* o l Application for Tea Deed tinder S e tt tan
at bapier l i t i . L aw * u l » lurida
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NlRÍta ia hereby '(veti
'
that t\ W. Goodrich, ol
Sanlotjf, F i d , _
purthaw t o l T___
* a Cert Mr*!.' No,
101, dated lb * (th day o( Jun e, A D 1506, ha»
riled aakl l e , till rate In my t-flir*. amt ha« mad» ap
plication lor T a t I h e l to m u * In «roonfan» with
law. Said Cartiflcat* »mhrac*» th» following d o
nltad property, altuated In Orange county,
Florida, tn-wtti
net
It) llegtnning
Resinning |&
l& Ife
ri S. ol N. "E. cuc
ia of N. E.Tr S*«, a* Tp. I» a., II.
St K. Hun---- fort, K S i i l i feet, E. S S T fi
SST tf
I » t , N. to teginnlnf. 6 a r m .
T ta «aid land being a ■wd a t lh» dale ol tta !*■uanc* of euch twrlulcrat* In th * „am* uf H. H.
Jacluon.
Utile» aald crrtM nt* »ha!l he re-leenve-i »<-curding to law, Taa Deed will ia*ue thereon on tbe
Uth day of February. A. D. 1913.
Witne«« my offlcul »ignatur* and eeal lhi* lb *
ITth day of January, A I) 191S
beall
R. M, ItOHINHON,
Clerk Circuit t'ourt. Orange t ounty »la
tid e
Ni.tic* of l»r«Hpor»llon
Notice te hereby given that we. ita umlirvtgr.e.t
tnlrnd to ant.ly to lh« lltmorahlr |-*rt Tiamnw-I
Governor ol the Htate of »lorlila, at Tallaba»»»,
Florida, on lb« I2lh day ol M arch, A. Í) 191.1, U t
I#tt#rv
l# n t lnr**ftktaf«tirn
ta u e n rF*ile
Incorporating lha*
lb * SANFORD CO
( A r « L A H O TTU N U COM I a NV. undrf ih iiftHwipa**! rh *rt*r. (he urlgintl of *(n rh
t■now èli hir 1ft lb* nrttfr of th#
it U vinata,
of Ht»*r
K llu n r r .
Jtsppl) 1 V«. \{ um
Artide# o f
In ra rp a rtlk ifi o f N snfu rt)
IWllllfii ( «rnpaiiu
('or#
( eU
to I * determined by tb * board of directora,'
Artici* IV. T h l* corporation »hall continu*
and bava full power to «tarck* Ita corporata right*
» 5 « francbla» fa r a period of nW ty-nin* y w ,
from and after rhw n titR M im ta m r l its-corporato
tik ta ia .
.A rtici* V. T h * buainua ol thla corporation
anali ta ntadurtad by t ta following ufScora; a
vic*-^ru*ld»nt, treaaurvr and M crtu rjr,
elected by I ta 1
I director», and a board of
ilia ,m ra t^rnr ta n **-•
di radota, who d u ll b * atockholdm ta
I «rat ion, to ta «lactail by tta «tackhold«n arihually. T ta oilkw ol «errerary and treaauiwr
may ta held by the aame penon. Until after tha
Hot annual meeting of |b* Kurt holder« bercia
provili*! lor. and u n tifth alr «ucce*« r» a » «tañed
and qualified, t t a offleer» of Ibi» co rp o ra ti« shall
ta :
R Runge, Fte*»dent,
E. Hungr, View Ufe* i,lent.
j'*wpk ItaM ontJ Iwnwtary *nd Tr*a»ur*r.
Th* Roani ol Direnor» «hall ta : S, Rung»,
E Runge and Jowrph D*Mont.
Tb» lint or organisation meeting of t t a ttockholdvf» ol thb cwrtmration »hail be held la th * C lt*
of Hanford, Orango County. Florida, on lb * ITth
day of Marth,A. O . IB IS , (nr Um purpo» of adopt
ing by law» and completing the o rtan taaiion 'of
lh
* . corporation
pravlrfoc: rod
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‘ T tafor* vktad
thereafter^ tta^ annual meeting«
of t t a »tochheldeellag» Ol
ield on lh * third Monday is March
of *ach and «very year.
Anide VI. T h * hl*hr»t amount of
m m or liability to which
thla corporation «ball
hit
•Object lt*»lf «hall t a twin* th* amount of ita cap
ital »tod.
Artici* V II. Tha
aod rmtdmcM
of tth
in u
n ahmm» ana
reanimo» ol
a*
•ulwcriMng
ig tnr
Incorporator«, »nd th« «reounl o f capKal >tork tu
i barritad by each, »re a* follow«:
H. Hung»,
J_
ig», Kanfurd, Florid», 7 «harta.
E Hunp, HanfoH, Florida, 9 >harw
Juw-td> I '»Mont. Sanford, Flun.l*. 8 abanta.
IN W ITN ESS W H E R E O F th* .ulwcTtblng
Inear pota lora h»v* beralunto on ttalr c u m on
I ht» th» 3rd day of February, A. I). 10|S.
9. Kong«,
E Run;
J'wrph K:MfifU.
UlMle of n* Ifitl»,)
C'nun!) «# * lr»ngu
lief or« me. » N o ltr y
[tawinrd s •R»urigr-V
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mo It i*
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pwfwoBAlIv
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forrgnmg artitfm u( lnei>rpor»tlon, »nd mver&Uy
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�INDUSTRY IN DIXIE
Factories BaBdlngs Hotel* and Otbar
CoJumbu»,'G a.jfPe 17.—Tha Indu»tal Index saya{in its issue for thb week:
"Volume, ex well u extent, of contijindJUiduiUfxl
* . Tha cDot stillness ’r
a s so la s i casta Into ' I
rpopj phase Dru llila
the door with .both hi
dow all) while aha wtd
to become darknf*
breathed, though slja
door was locked, tu»i
posed to have gorJ» .
alight headache, a n £ r
would not disturb hjer,
for bee heart to kc*-p
(he Beptamber
U Utile •upper
U huddled on
is on the win
d for tba'duak
, she hardly
hair that her
Mbs was anpi bad with a
It bar perenta
was. a-task
in feeling hot
t she cOUld
aha was too young ¡ It
than that, they wai}^
Max Just because ah
gaged
l
the neighborhood 101
vacation.
At thought of 1 *x aha tosa
smoothed down her j l i , ie rg t ekirt
and put on bar hat| Max bad goua
too far when ha ari iked her ebeolately not to apeak Ip tha otbar man.
She did not like jeg k iy. Ha wohld
see now that be hadif da a mistake,
If he.had luat ask- it w not to—:b ut
uld not have
no, ovan then a b e f
helped loving the old!
more eophtetlcated man, with bU indar, masterful ways. Sha did u like to go to
him la this way.
Finally aha heard tlU Uttla clock
on the shelf downstair/strike 10. and
though aha was shivering with fear
and the n>l*ecy o f leaving bar owa
little room, she slipped Into the hall,
her ehoea In her hand. She waited,
heard her father's deep breethtng
from the open room, and then slipped
down the back stairs to the kitchen
angry voioea of men. Instan tty m
hid heraelf. Probably Henry m e
wal tins for theaa pèopla to j * a a be
fore he abo wed himself.
Flat on the ground ander tha brush
the giri lay, her heart going like mad
w ja rear and eoapeaee. The raicee
were loader, and (he men came nearer
■ ehe had pat Ver banda orar her
ears, hot took th en away now and
deliberately listened. Tha first tone
•he recognlied was Max's voice, and
despite herself a great relief and
aenaa of safety crept ovar har. At
least nothing drpadful oould happen
with Max about
*11) be policeman, spy or anything
•lae when It comas to her safety and
happiness, you dog! She dosant have
to marry ma; 1 dont want har to un
iese aha arante ms more than she
•earns to, but at least I hare put you
out of commissiont T o s te not even
sneak! Do yoa suppose It took me
long to get your record looked upf
What about your being fired by Mat
tox A Co? What did tt coat your
people to buy them off from prose
ruling you?“
Something Inside Drusla stopped.
She loved honesty. The men had
com# so does that she might almost
hate touched them, and aha saw that
Max held the other man by bis cot
tar, and that suddenly he broke away
and aimed a blow at hU captor.
In a moment tha two wars fighting
desperately, crashing Into tha bushes,
Henry Main curving. She was afraid
they would tided upon her, sad
slipped up and hid behind a tree
trunk. She wanted to call tor help,
aha wanted to etop them, but she
dared not move They might' hurt
each other—bs might—hurt , Max.
There was no moon, and Druailla.
child aa aha atilt wax, shrank from
going alone In tha dark through tha
field to the btt of wood where ha
would be waiting for b a r., Max was
alw ay s. prowling about, since hit
farm was neighboring, and might
kttml Uba1 divorced you. sflSBb# r i
father to tha boy ytm'rs not fit to
havaf Dut you let my girt alone!
Bhe is mine, and when you're out
of the way shall coma to bar senses.
Now, you cao tall me w hirs aha ip
pretty confounded quick t I know yoa
«ama here to meet her. and tt would
ba like you to let her be irlghtened
somewhere-tn the dark waiting for
your*
~ TT*
"Let me up and 111 get out .of
here!" Max let him rise, and In.an
Instant ha was running, crashing off
through tha brush. Druala found her
vote*—the dark wax now a terror to
^ "M a x l M ax!" l!«r call was dear
and loud, and Max answered bar.. Ha
cams toward her, and aha went trem
bling to meet him. . "Are you—«11 right. Drualof"
Suddenly aba want to him, putting
both bar hands on hta arm. 1
•"Taka me homè." she said, break
ing down and crying and sobbing.
"Taka me home!" Ha put a firm arm
•boat her and land her from tha wood
and across tha pasture, but ha said
Waited for Dusk to Rooomo Darkness. nothing about loving bar. The unTdlfiX Upon them: •feow^tho sloudsaT-gona ten nor mina, snd shs saw how
gtrl stole about tha barn where old closa she had hskti—not to a great
Beauty, the mars, thrust out her bead danger to herself, but to tha calamity
and whinnied softly for attention. of losing Max—If Indeed ahe bad not
Drusla stopped a moment to lay her already loot him.
face against the kindly old erastara,
“Drualo," ha said at length, “I don't
and than passed through .the orchard, want* a wife who doesn't want n a
trembling at-every step, wondering When you have made up your mind
ySZ SH ^w R *.
your decision. Bat what I do want to
know la whether you have seen
enough tonight to make you aura you
don't want—that fallow. Do you?"
Bhe ahtyarad. "You know 1—hats
him." aba breathed, "You know—1
must hare boon eraxyl You know I
T tnn »uaw r vriar y ô u T ô
get all but him. Ha would taka care
of bar; ba loved bar; they would go
to (ha city and real llfa would begin
for her.
Then the recalled bar big, bluff,
blue-eyed lover and, hta angry con
tempt for tha other man. h la.ln ju *lien, his almost violence. As If ah«
couldn't tat] a good man from a bad
one. What right bad ha to rorbtd
bar to s m any one aha likedf J*“'
I V ' /■
forgtva mal**
Aa they came to tha barn old Beauty
put out her heed again, sod Max
laeghad and turning to Drusla todk
h i r !■ H
ji
before was so much building bt program j
and definitely planned In the southeast I
■
a t this season of the year
( " A fifteen story bank slid office build
ing is to be erected In Macon, Georgia
at a cost of $600,000 to $600,000.
, “At Athens, Ga., a contract has bean
swarded for the construction of a county
court house at a cost of $166,000.
“ A contract baa-hern awarded sBIr-t
mingham, Ala., for the improvement,
at an outlay of .$100,000, of the Ant ol
fix units comprising a. naw_rasidanca .
section.
"A Birmingham, Ala., company is to
«spend approximately $500,000 in ex
tending and improving its mining op"An right-story hold building ie to ba
■Wcted In Birmingham.
. ,'Miacii,^SlHl „jn,x*N4uuia.Aa»odVe
building of »even o rrig h t storice.------"A total of twvnty-ooe new corpora
tions have been organised during the
week with minimum capital stocks ag
gregating I M M ,600.
“ Among the Items of construction
work to T>o done, as reported this week:
"Bank buildings. Bay Minette, Ala.,
and St. Petersburg, Fla.: dab hourc,
St. PeUtriburg, FIa ; court house, Mad
ison, Fla,: church building, Blrmolng*
ham. Tuscaloosa and Attails. Ala. and
Kfaidmmce, FU.; three stories to be
added to building, AtlanU, Ga ; paving
Opelika.- Abu, Punts Gorda, Fla., and
Macon, Oe., school buildings, Beast my
and Birmingham, Ala., and Dade-county,
FU .; theatre huilding. Mobile, A1a ;|
s v rb o u M , Augusts and Commerce, |
Ga.. IVmojtolls and Jacksonville, AU.;j
apartment houses. Atlanta. G a , and
Birmingham. A1a ; city, halls, Jasper and
lords. Ala., factory buildings, Americas,
Ga., and Jacksonville and Sanford, FU.;
hotel, Homeland, Fla.; twelve passenger
stations In northwestern Florida and
south Alabama; road construction. St. !
Johns county. Florida.
"Construction contracts have been'
follane
™ ,W Tr-rzM ini. *Ti *- r
Haw-ktirtvillr, (Ia : bridgv, Crisp county
Georgia; paviitg, St. Augustine, Fla.
paying and wwsrr, Birmingham, Ala.
theatre building,'Clearwater, FU.
__ ___________ i______________ . . . i - , "Indunriaf
¡dente wilt be established
M follow* « ¿ ''i
"G as plant*, Ft. Petersburg, FIA. and
T ick a Iuosa, .Ala., light and power p'snt
improvement, Tuñrüoásá, AU-; light
This beautiful suburban hom e on Sanford
Heights consisting of ten rooms and bath an d -all
modem conveniences, lot 65x130 filled with orange
trees and other fruits and flowers, fine garage and
‘pumghtg'mitflt:, good- watec^electrie figh tergoifig rata bargain.
$1,000 cash, balance on easy term s.
'MARKS R E A L E S T A T E . A G E N C Y .
ACCESSORIES
B IC Y C L E S
REPAIRING
THE SANFORD CYCLE CO
New Stack of fotumbi* .n J RaabUr
A ka Hwtfo'd sad
U a li asd ovk*i jekcaprr makes We wll them on m tj payments
We cany a complete Its* of Bicycle Suadrit*. W e da ell kind* of
Bicycle Repairing. See a* foe anything is the Bicycle Una.
:
Hava a aat af New Ri Uni Tleaa pet ao year Go-Can aa Baby Carriage.
TUg ONLt BtCTCtX VrORt IN BANK)ID
L. Y. BRYAN, Mgr.
|<M Palmetto Opp. City
l. in The Herald
House For Y o u
$19.10 P A R T Y T W E N T Y -F I V E OR M O R E
Sanford to Washington, D. C.
AND RETURN VIA
L IN E
FOUR HIGH-CLASS TRAINS DAILY
Lv. Jacksonville
8:00am
10:30am
100pm
7:55pm
Ar. Washington
8:10am
JOiffiam *. 12:<0pm
i l :30pm
Date .*f SalrPebrtwo A S -M a r.L -1 3. Return limit March 10 19(3.
Upon payment of I. LOO individuals con have ticket oxtended good to return
April 10, 1913
Correspondingly low rates from all other A. C. L. point*.
mation arttl Pullman reservations write or rail on
For infor
A. W. PR1TOT Division Passenger Agent
lid West Bay Street
Did you ever figure just how fast your money will pile
dollar Deposited E
Year* for twenty years« at c<
rty Dollars.
Savings Deposits Every Three Months* ¿hen
apas
you, gtrif“
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN H O M E
Standard Railway of the South
DeeampoUs, Ala., and Leesburg, Q *.:
ice plant*. Bnterprí-é and -Sy Incauta,
¡Mb., and Chipley, FU .; oil r»M, Clanton,
Ala : bottling plant <wtvn«b>n, Sanford.
H a.; coffin factory, V nidust*. Ga :
beva try, Jackson ville. Fla.; lumlx-r plant,
Vidalia, Ga.: electric rajlvrsyextenstVin,
Macon, GA
"Banka will be vatabl»hed|at ^ tta ils,
Ala., and DougiaaviUe, Ga
“ Madiaon county, Florida, voted 160,000 of bond* for building court hou*e
and Gulfport. FIa . voted $10,000 of
municipal improvement bond*."
Hom e Js beet, lab,* It? *VM U
boma folks era eommon wad plain.
- • f l'lM l
v
am (bay
namn tpwdrd tha . house tha glrl'a
iather phi his gray hand from th*
window of hta room.
‘ '/ •
' Who's there?'* be demanded balllgBy this, now fearless, shawms *n-
your money will grow when set
quT.iry- ^ T
'eposit No
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS AND OQNZT FORGET
B 5 g h i J '“ 'fb
your
a n m ry T W irrj^ A iirT w ^
PEOPLES
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P u b lis h e d
INSTALLATION
S e m i -W e e k l y — T u e s d a y
an d
ju b il e e
F r id a y
NEW BOAT ON RIVER
Opening of Sanford'» New Pipe Organ
Atlantic Timber Compan)' Will Use
Tuesday Evening Next
One on Geneva Ron
Florida Wholeialc Grocers Up The new pipe organ for Sanford will Sanford Mas Best Season Tn
Not
The
Ono
hundred and ten foot steam Orlando Speakers Did
bo heard for the first time by the public
For C o n te m p t
City’s
History
boat
of
the
Atlantic
Timberltnd
Cor
State the Fact*
Tuesday evening next, beginning at K
poration Co. will make its tirst trip up
o'clock promptly. The whole town it
the river to-day, bring ing the new saw
eager to hear the new instrument, and
ARE ACCUSED O f RESTRAIN T
milt
which Mr. P. S. Fortson bought of
ACCOMMODATIONS
DIFFICULT
there will he a crush, but no more seat»
ABOUT THAT OVIEDO MEETING
tho harquh Co', in Jacksonville n few
will be sold than there tire sittings pro
days sgo.
,
'
vided for the occasion. So those that
Many
Hotelt
and
Boarding
Houses
This mill with n capacity of 15,000 ft. TFiere Are Two Side* to Every Ques
purchase their tickets early will be sure
will
be located at McLain Landing,
Filled With Winter Viiitorx
’
tion and DougUn Hxi Q ne
Is
1where work has already begun, Hearing
Sanford ia experiencing the moot*!
- la order 10 give, the readen or The
prosperous season-in bee-historyHm h P*Herald a true account of the Oviedo
n a t u r n f new visitors and homree«k--|
mex'ting Mr. E. A. Douglass was re
number is being given, as none will be
States against the Southern Wholmale
era. The hotels and hoarding houses ,
fret will be loaded there in the next two quested to write it up. nnd Mow he give«
admittee during the rendering of a se
Grocers' Association, et a]., was filed in
are comfortably filled and all the peo
a fair and truthful account of the meet
years
lection. The big chorus and the orches
the office of the United States Marshal
ple here whose lines of business pine«*
ing of last Friday:
tra will be in their places early and will
Mr.
G.
N.
Montgomery
will
bring
his
at Jacksonville, for tho Southern Dis
them In contact with the visitors say
Oviedo, Feh, I7th. I913.
-fteal forth their first glad acclaim exactly
trict of Florida, Saturday evening, and
that this season is ahead of the list in new und handsome automobile on thl» Editor Sanford Herald:
the Hock strikes eight.
the proceas was served on Secretary
the number ol tourists and visitors boat and unload at Snnfdrd anti drive
Dear Sir It was not my intention to
With C. E. Wade at the grand organ,
through to Orlando where he will locate
Moore, and C. W. Bartlcson this morn
and investors.
lip my oar into this county division
Miss Irene Brady at the piano, Prof. I. N.
One of the best judges of the visitors at f,nBenl*
ing requiring them to appear in Bir
|ue-uian through the press, but finding
Nash, W. L. Harvey and W. S. Thorn
The wood* around (¿rneva will soon
mingham March 3 and answer.
to the city and the trade conditions
on
my desk tonight quite a lengthy ar
ton, cornet iss; M. C. Aspinwsll, mellogenerally is the barber anil one of them tie swarming with wage-earners and the ticle in the Sunday Timea-Union of
.Service waa not made on President J.
phone; and Mra. 0 . W. Brady and Mrs.
stated the other day to The Herald rep new road to Sanford will be a constant Feb. 16th, also one in the Reporter-Star
U. McLaurin, or C. W. Baker, they not
J . D. Langley, violinists, the orchestra]
resentative that his shop was working scene of activity.
being found prior to a short while before
of Feb. 15th, I am constrained to do so.
quality and vqjume ia superb, and when
til the time nnd that tho barbers hard
noon today. Mr. Bartelson ia out of the
The barbecue at Oviedo'on Friday,
all these instruments accompany the ly had lime to get their meals or get
dty, and Mr. McLaurin being out of his
Wcdnraday
Club.
the
I Ith, wr* what could be expected, a
splendid chorus of over forty of Sanford’s
home at night. That never l>efore In
office at the time Deputy Marshal Fin
grand
success. Everylnxly seemed to
The
Wednesday
Club
held
their
regfinest vocalists, the effect is magnlAceitt
his memory or during his residence in
der called this morning. However, as
enjoy
themselves.
The antis came from
0
,
1
,
,
,,
.
lar
meeting
at
(heir
pleasant
club
home.
in its powerful, thrilling, captivating
Sanford had there been so many strongu ,,nry
-Mr.-McLaurin has stated that ho will
Wight. Wednesday Orlando and other parts of the county
grandeur. Never before in Sanford has ers in the city and they were staying
not attempt to evade sefrvieo, he will
to nee u», as diii the divisionisU from Han
there been anythingthnt approaches this, over here for some time looking the afternoon.
probably be served duringthe day.
ford
and oteher part» some days ago.
as a unique musical demonstration of city over.
The program was opened by u de
The petition for th* rule, as filed by
Our
little town, turned out to receive
what tho talent of this city can artisticThere have been more private pleas lightful vncnl solo, "A Perirci Day." them in true old Oviedo style. There
tho Federal attorneys, is a voluminous ..
.
ure yachts tied up at the dock Ihis seas sung by Miss Dámcrim, who »¡uo ur were differences of opinion, to be aura,
printed dorument, and deals in detaili * \ ^ , ,ucf* '
, .
on and this is a sure indication that the comphniéd by Mrs. D. !.. Thrasher
with th« averments made relative to _
.
r
_. .
may i>c of interest. The instrument has tourists with their friends are seeking Mrs. C. R. Walker, who was lender for that is what they came to discuss. The
the alleged contempt, and gives in full
been several months in construction for Sanford for the fine fishing nnd hunt the afternoon, was Invitisi to |Uke the nntis from Orlando came by Invitation,
the letters of President McLaurin uj>on
Sanford by the well known M. P. Mailer, ing that abounds here and every one rhnfr by Mn G. 1. Marta, the prem a* did the dlvislonUts from Sanfordwhich the petition for contempt are
We wanted them, wr Invited them and
Builder, nt Hagerstown, Maryland. This that takes the river trip Is most enthu dent
baaed.
they came.
famous builder has perhaps the largest siastic over our resources.
Mrs. Walker read u very interesting —The first spenker of the day on Friday
The specific acts fo contempt are,
.
, ,
.
paper
on the
"First Revolution- of last was my friend, Mr. C. K.
—
With-a
fine-tourist
hotel
next
season
upon r i » leltrr,
u. h .. . ! ^
» 1 « * * * ! P“» .
and tin» twenty-five -miles of country .Mexico ” Miss Nell WhifTier gave >j editor of llir- <(range County Citlxen
road* paveil with brick Sanford will in short sketch of "Hidalgo," the priest He prefaced Itis remarks by saying,
"aSociation,
nnd *7 ^ tlnum^ r «"
following; Moblpy and Smith. White ,mt- instruments of medium rise known deed in* the tourists' Paradise and the; who instigated uru! led the revolution "You will wonder why they put up that
to’ modern, up-to-date musical skill. are coming here.
A »ketch of "Morelos,” another little fellow first.” and he would tell us
Springs, Fla.; T . S. Saleeby Co.. Fay
The Sanford organ is built on the talent
priest and leader of tho revolution, was why He said always before a tltorin
etteville, N. C .; H. Hamscur, FayetUv
principle, by which every pipe U play
prepared by Mrs. l.yntan Phelps. The you ^otild see the little ripples Como first
ville, N. C. (relative to the Adams
Sanford in Orlando
able from cither manual, thus doubling
story
of the revolution wo* continued and then the hig blow hard* (he meant
Grtdn ¿nd Provision Co., Fayetteville)
Macauley said the "thing dearest to
the capacity nnd capabilities of the in
flaum and Patin, Glynn. La.; W. 13.
Rome was the manhood of Rome," and by Mrs. S. O. Chase, in u sketch of the wind, he said).
strument. it is a two manual, Moller’s
equally as well can it lie said that the best. Lturbirify another leader of the con
Tlie Ttmre-Dnion would make
Ashworth and Sons,•Brevard, N. C.;
patent tubular’-pneumatic action, «vary representatives of Sanford are its pretty tinned involution, who was made em Howard say that the taxable prop
T^/mile Grocery C 0.7 Tennlle. Gn ; Mil
part conforming to the most approved
and attractive women. A number of pernr of Mexico.' A sketch of ’ Santo.- in the proposed new county w
ler Grocery Co., Clinton, 8 . C. (rela
modern methods of making the best and
tficac are in Orlandn today, and no dty Annn,’* was given by Mrs, Chappell amount to little more than one million
tive to the Merchants' Wholesale Gro
most effective In a genuine king of mu
The roll cnll and current topics wci* dollars. In pwtirr to Mr. Howard, 1
could ho;» to Ire better represented than
rrry, Clinton); A. Wilberts' Sons, lum
sical instruments. The great organ lias
ber and shingles, Palquemlne, Ln., and
Sanford is by three charming ladies, most omitted in order that the dub might did not no understand him. -• If ho did
five ■peaking stops of 61 pipes each, and
of whom nutoed over from the Colery have ttlore time to dDCu*» a mailer of say *0. where did he get hi» figurt
Cuthbcrt Grocery Co., Cuthbert, Go.,
the swell organ four stops of the same
City. Driving her own car Mrs. II J. paramount interest, reluriiu to lit*- *el Fur ttiermore. Mr Howard admitt
the averment being that the defend
number pipe» each, tlu> pedal thirty
Holly brought with her Mrs E. II. Brown fare of the club, tiefore adjournment that he had not time to »eareh for all tl
ants conspired, confederated nnd agreed
16-foot Bourtwns. With the mechandata and frequently uakid u nit
Program for Feb. 25th ■
Mrs M. El. Ilolborn. Miss Madeline
together,‘ or with other persons, to pre
icnjumi couplers, us organs for show only
er
if he- was not correct. In dealing wl
Mrs.
tLi
0
.
Chase,
tender.
Hill,
Miss
Mabel
Hand
and
Miss
Char
vent manufacturers and producers from
are made, there would be twenty stops,
this question we should be prompted
lotte Hand, all of whom enjoyed th e , Musicveiling directly to tho retail dealers or
but this ia made for convenience and util
a spirit nr fairness and make no
drive over and aay the roads between
“Story of the
directly %to the consumers, and have
ity, and therefore speaking stops appear
ment that the facts will not bear us
Hanford and Orlando ant In excellent Mrs. S. O. Chase,
»ought to compel the manufacturer and
as tltey really are, the mechanicals and
One thing in particular, that I am
"Controversy
in
li.
S.
Senate
caused
condition sine* the rains.
producer to market his products Jhrough
couplers Iicing placed and arranged so as
my frit nd. How ard forgot was to
by
the
acquisition
of
Mexican
lid
i
Among other Sanford people in the
the medium of tho wholesale dealer,
to be most easily manipulated by the
tlie whole history of the proposed
tory.*’
Mrs
May
Dickitu
dty
today
are
*Mr.
and
Mr».
Forrest
and have conspired, confederated and
player, a great advantage to the latter.
"Sketch of Kit Carson." Mm
C law whereby the »tale b to vet all
Lake, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Woodruff. Mr
agreed together, or with other persons
At an interval in the program next
railroad tux He went 11» far with t
Will Watson. Mr E. B. Brown and Mr C. Woodruff.
to prevent the retail dealer’ or the con
Tuesday night there will lie several one.
ni.iH.i
r ita L_!mXL_iuuii .uul UXt—t \m Hit
__Remember
the
Ahnno."____________
,
,
,
Guy Zetrour U efiorter-Star.__
sumer from dealing’ directly with the
minute wpi-cchre by our_n:pr£3cnlalive j . --------- —
¡,r<i«il(in
liiai 1In- ruuntii-» would auffiT
Bull-call
manufacturer ur prednret- u.h,i un« nnbusiness and professional men. which
thereby
The ahsurdity of sueh u propo
gaged in selling or shipping com mod i.Vegetables Doing Well
will be a fdicitpus feature of the occasion,
sition
will
Im- plain to any thinking man.
|
to«|
U
**t
for
t
hasc
&
Co.
lira in interstate commerce.
From Florida Growers New.
.u-i c n
»
.1
„ and. in which -opportunity will lie given
.Patfltm
ua
iur referring
Five hundred rare of cçlery will !>«•
Theo. J . MilWr—repoeta that he r e and |» rhap* other matters before 1 dose,
letten
— If there is- reason
...... ...for same after shipped ft°m Hits county this season, edved a check for 15-1.15. representing and if 1 misquote a fact here I will ask
proval,
President J . H. McLaurin to the fol
hearing tho new organ. -It ia expwted 175,000 erntre. The acreage planted, proceed* of claim collectisl on car of Senator I- C. Muwtey to correct me, and
lowing other parti«, namely, Mer
that all will lie delighted with the in from Wimauita on the north to below' orange* shipi»-d Jan. 27th, 11312. Mr. 1 will not consider myself corrected
chant* Grocery Co., Chattanooga,
strument, but if any ore disappointed, Sarasota on the south, i* 365; tho ma- Miller considered (his os “ money from through any other source, as if my mem
Tenn.; Bordens' Condensed Milk Co.,
it ia desired that he or she shall feel per jority ol this being in Bradentown and home,'' us he never even knew of tho ory seryiw me right he was a member of
Ntw York City, and A. J. Long, of the
that Chase & Cq. were taking the
fectly fren to expires opinion during this Manatee." Tho first car was shipped 1
the Florida senate when three things
A. J. Long Cigar and Grocery Co., of
the second week in January, nnd the sea- matter up with the railroad company.
interval- ____________________
catne up. If 1 am not mistaken tba
Macon, Ga., th r defendants are charged
son will probably dose in April. The
M r.--Miller has given most of his idea of the railroad lax was conceived by
..
Library Notes. "
•with having “»ought by coercion, threat
crop is good thfa >rar. Some
l.uninncwi to Chase A J V J o r yenra t m i^^ inm rnTftt rom TdTblirTrr^m l'bla
Harper Bros.' edition of Mark Tdains J££_h*vlpg troublf lrilh..nilt ^
intimidation or pereuasibn, to prevent
liiniii nui*^-U*v?Kiy it
jttuJia,--«c«iUy-published—harr~bm
i but by «t^s ylng are keeping it will under on(, 0j t|)C tn(wt reliable and progrtxwiv never intended to mb the countim, «»
manufacturer», yholwalepi and retailthe countire would still receive thdr
ft t i i cd and atu ready for d iiu fatton. contrlol. Alxnit $1.76 a Trate la the firrnj( of ¡u kilu|
'•«f»'TlfMn ri»| iicm tr prirw. m i j a m n u n l l t l i r
pro rata. Just how to accomplish this
doyed or intended to be employed Tliere are twcnty-firt> volum«, printed price received.
.■ -. •
he com
mil/re
commj;
in the commerce between the States from large-t^pPr«riivenlent in sire, and
Four hundred and fifty care of lettuce
' ’I I’reshytcrlsn Chujtbi
1
acts
Mr.
i war
will prove a delight to Mark Twain'« have been shipped with obout 200 wait
and District of Cloumbia."
At tpn 11 o'clcKk «erVlcellSqmlay
-uldl
, In addition, the defendants are charg admirer«.
ing on weather and market condition».
ho pastor will prW ti tb Ihe
¡0 I
History: Makers of History, by Ab This has brought about $1.25 to $2.25
ed with having issued at least two edi
thr gnnttl hr
children!
Jmyy
and
K}rt»l.#\'d\,vl\
U»
tion» of thdr "green book“ which was bott, (20 volurocab.
per basket.
..
__
f th(^good\
young Iff Vrart. In his preVioUa min
ordered not to be distributed by them L JM lflDd-— LUtida iio b A -b )t
Egg 'plants and |>eppere are In good
lic e TiV^c
mind
istry
it
ktw
M
il
hia
cu»tom\
oc
tavoli
Preston,
cleverly written. Un- demand In New York market«, bringing
-in (lie dR^H~7oment^TTo referred t o ' ”Fiuhugh
L **
*
his
natix
ally
1°
preseli
phject
lesson
sernwn*
to
clo Bob's memoriea 'ob de long time fairly good prirw, the beat quality $2.50.
In tha petition.
the young, and they have been hia mo»t ayivania,
___ and he entirely forgot In hla
The defendants are cited to appear 'go' are full of pathos and the quaint
The tom»t° crop will lx* clpae on toa popuUr kcrvlco*. Tho children of tho enthusiasm to give u* lienlght«! OviedoTry 2,200 a rm . The^rtlpping^iH ^ - ; town
In Birmingham on March 3 and »how humor of the old time darkey.
coraiouy inviu-d
this s«rW*
•
If *ny they havo, why the rule i it for reading aloud.
me nee in April and the last of^ the crop |
judged j Mint-111
WrfSSc
very entertaining talker and well de« r v i« .
■ervij
] Ilia ll‘h
'^ e silver li
’
^ **~ * '' ■—^*frTKi» woningX^TOng service bencr year.
[oTfrorn
the
«
a
t
. Following him
jflns at 7 o’clock,
new! c heering up tty hi in i J ulep
Dig Oviedo Cabbage
The
MrT WTP; W iU h h n n T o u '¿¿h’t know
The requests have been so nomer- it mated the packing hotla« will. keep ‘’e r r
The Hcrald received 1 fine h«td of
Q zzr------------- t *
Mr. Wataon it l* your lorn. Mtv Watson
yor-,-p xxj «mton of Dickens, that busy until the season flows.- Sarasota
All Honor lo Couch
only spake a few minutes, but I t i i u tho
\/
•
<
^ L etette of Oviedo. At first glance it the following plan has been adopted, Time».
Most of the succres of the Hanford ex- same Watson of old Courteous» polite
•ctoyed to be a winner of TbA Harold's j by which U ia hoped befam^fojq^dne
_JMuak_Cl»b
• I hibit at the county (air is due to C. D. and smiling, he Iwwed himself off the
<iflrt*»**«ff*tit»«Prtption, but upon W fi ti*: LIU' be -p i*« » * " tb e sM y m
called ! Couch, who had full charge of live cx- platform to give place lo Mr. L. G.
ing it fell short. However, it was a fine. librarian'r table you will find a riiperj - The Music Club will have
hibit and worked day and night to make Htorhuck, a well known attorney from
meeting
at
the
home
of
Mre.
F,
L.
Woo<l_ _ f ^ jg _ * g ^ w a a large anou^ f e weigh |headed. Dicken'a aubecriptlon.
VThe
s orediuthle showing. Tho exhibition Orlando, who is now a candidate for
rufl
Saturday
afternoon,
to
which
every
I . ^ .. . . Jnda.*iuat mbalng the prixe name ^n<\ a quarter from every frl
was praiseworthy and deserve* the spec county solicitor (excuse me, the article
member
is
requested
to
be
there
prompt
bF oh* bound. Come again, M r. Le- oi the library, will give, soon, n ck
ly at 3 o'clock, aa the chorus will have a ial mention thot it received from all the
koH«, with a larger one for -Oviedo can for our younger readers to en jo y .t
Continued on last paga
Orlando paper*/-,
"
practice after tb« meeting.
boy» and girl» of Dick«na creation. .
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INDUSTRY IN DIXIE
Factories BaBdlngs Hotel* and Otbar
CoJumbu»,'G a.jfPe 17.—Tha Indu»tal Index saya{in its issue for thb week:
"Volume, ex well u extent, of contijindJUiduiUfxl
*. Tha cDot stillness ’r
assolasi casta Into ' I
rpopj phase Drullila
the door with .both hi
dow all) while aha wtd
to become darknf*
breathed, though slja
door was locked, tu»i
posed to have gorJ» .
alight headache, a n £ r
would not disturb hjer,
for bee heart to kc*-p
(he Beptamber
U Utile •upper
U huddled on
is on the win
d for tba'duak
, she hardly
hair that her
Mbs was anpi bad with a
It bar perenta
was. a-task
in feeling hot
t she cOUld
aha was too young ¡ It
than that, they wai}^
Max Just because ah
gaged
l
the neighborhood 101
vacation.
At thought of 1 *x aha tosa
smoothed down her j li, iergt ekirt
and put on bar hat| Max bad goua
too far when ha ari iked her ebeolately not to apeak Ip tha otbar man.
She did not like jegk iy. Ha wohld
see now that be hadif da a mistake,
If he.had luat ask- it w not to—:b ut
uld not have
no, ovan then a b e f
helped loving the old!
more eophtetlcated man, with bU indar, masterful ways. Sha did u like to go to
him la this way.
Finally aha heard tlU Uttla clock
on the shelf downstair/strike 10. and
though aha was shivering with fear
and the n>l*ecy o f leaving bar owa
little room, she slipped Into the hall,
her ehoea In her hand. She waited,
heard her father's deep breethtng
from the open room, and then slipped
down the back stairs to the kitchen
angry voioea of men. Instantty m
hid heraelf. Probably Henry m e
wal tins for theaa pèopla to j* a a be
fore he abo wed himself.
Flat on the ground ander tha brush
the giri lay, her heart going like mad
w ja rear and eoapeaee. The raicee
were loader, and (he men came nearer
■ ehe had pat Ver banda orar her
ears, hot took then away now and
deliberately listened. Tha first tone
•he recognlied was Max's voice, and
despite herself a great relief and
aenaa of safety crept ovar har. At
least nothing drpadful oould happen
with Max about
*11 ) be policeman, spy or anything
•lae when It comas to her safety and
happiness, you dog! She dosant have
to marry ma; 1 dont want har to un
iese aha arante ms more than she
•earns to, but at least I hare put you
out of commissiont T o s te not even
sneak! Do yoa suppose It took me
long to get your record looked upf
What about your being fired by Mat
tox A Co? What did tt coat your
people to buy them off from prose
ruling you?“
Something Inside Drusla stopped.
She loved honesty. The men had
com# so does that she might almost
hate touched them, and aha saw that
Max held the other man by bis cot
tar, and that suddenly he broke away
and aimed a blow at hU captor.
In a moment tha two wars fighting
desperately, crashing Into tha bushes,
Henry Main curving. She was afraid
they would tided upon her, sad
slipped up and hid behind a tree
trunk. She wanted to call tor help,
aha wanted to etop them, but she
dared not move They might' hurt
each other—bs might—hurt , Max.
There was no moon, and Druailla.
child aa aha atilt wax, shrank from
going alone In tha dark through tha
field to the btt of wood where ha
would be waiting for bar., Max was
alw ays. prowling about, since hit
farm was neighboring, and might
kttml Uba1 divorced you. sflSBb# r i
father to tha boy ytm'rs not fit to
havaf Dut you let my girt alone!
Bhe is mine, and when you're out
of the way shall coma to bar senses.
Now, you cao tall me whirs aha ip
pretty confounded quick t I know yoa
«ama here to meet her. and tt would
ba like you to let her be irlghtened
somewhere-tn the dark waiting for
your*
~ TT*
"Let me up and 111 get out .of
here!" Max let him rise, and In.an
Instant ha was running, crashing off
through tha brush. Druala found her
vote*—the dark wax now a terror to
^ "M axl Max!" l!«r call was dear
and loud, and Max answered bar.. Ha
cams toward her, and aha went trem
bling to meet him. . "Are you—«11 right. Drualof"
Suddenly aba want to him, putting
both bar hands on hta arm. 1
•"Taka me homè." she said, break
ing down and crying and sobbing.
"Taka me home!" Ha put a firm arm
•boat her and land her from tha wood
and across tha pasture, but ha said
Waited for Dusk to Rooomo Darkness. nothing about loving bar. The unTdlfiX Upon them: •feow^tho sloudsaT-gona ten nor mina, snd shs saw how
gtrl stole about tha barn where old closa she had hskti—not to a great
Beauty, the mars, thrust out her bead danger to herself, but to tha calamity
and whinnied softly for attention. of losing Max—If Indeed ahe bad not
Drusla stopped a moment to lay her already loot him.
face against the kindly old erastara,
“ Drualo," ha said at length, “ I don't
and than passed through .the orchard, want* a wife who doesn't want n a
trembling at-every step, wondering When you have made up your mind
ySZ SH^wR*.
your decision. Bat what I do want to
know la whether you have seen
enough tonight to make you aura you
don't want—that fallow. Do you?"
Bhe ahtyarad. "You know 1—hats
him." aba breathed, "You know—1
must hare boon eraxyl You know I
Ttnn »uaw r vriar y ô u T ô
I V ' /■
forgtva mal**
Aa they came to tha barn old Beauty
put out her heed again, sod Max
laeghad and turning to Drusla todk
hir !■ Hji apas
Hom e Js beet, lab,* It? *VM U
boma folks era eommon wad plain.
- • f l 'l M l
you, gtrif“ am (bay
namn tpwdrd tha . house tha glrl'a
iather phi his gray hand from th*
window of hta room.
‘ '/ •
' Who's there?'* be demanded balllgBy this, now fearless, shawms *n-
get all but him. Ha would taka care
o f bar; ba loved bar; they would go
to (ha city and real llfa would begin
for her.
Then the recalled bar big, bluff,
blue-eyed lover and, hta angry con
tempt for tha other man. hla.lnju*lien, his almost violence. As If ah«
couldn't tat] a good man from a bad
one. What right bad ha to rorbtd
bar to s m any one aha likedf J*“ '
before was so much building bt program j
and definitely planned In the southeast I
■
at this season of the year
( " A fifteen story bank slid office build
ing is to be erected In Macon, Georgia
at a cost of $600,000 to $600,000.
, “ At Athens, Ga., a contract has bean
swarded for the construction of a county
court house at a cost of $166,000.
“ A contract baa-hern awarded sBIr-t
mingham, Ala., for the improvement,
at an outlay of .$100,000, of the Ant ol
fix units comprising a. naw_rasidanca .
section.
"A Birmingham, Ala., company is to
«spend approximately $500,000 in ex
tending and improving its mining op"An right-story hold building ie to ba
■Wcted In Birmingham.
. ,'Miacii,^SlHl„jn,x*N4uuia.Aa»odVe
building of »even orright storice.------"A total of twvnty-ooe new corpora
tions have been organised during the
week with minimum capital stocks ag
gregating I M M ,600.
“ Among the Items of construction
work to T>o done, as reported this week:
"Bank buildings. Bay Minette, Ala.,
and St. Petersburg, Fla.: dab hourc,
St. PeUtriburg, FIa ; court house, Mad
ison, Fla,: church building, Blrmolng*
ham. Tuscaloosa and Attails. Ala. and
Kfaidmmce, FU.; three stories to be
added to building, AtlanU, Ga ; paving
Opelika.- Abu, Punts Gorda, Fla., and
Macon, Oe., school buildings, Beast my
and Birmingham, Ala., and Dade-county,
FU.; theatre huilding. Mobile, A1a ;|
s v r b o u M , Augusts and Commerce, |
Ga.. IVmojtolls and Jacksonville, AU.;j
apartment houses. Atlanta. G a , and
Birmingham. A1a ; city, halls, Jasper and
lords. Ala., factory buildings, Americas,
Ga., and Jacksonville and Sanford, FU.;
hotel, Homeland, Fla.; twelve passenger
stations In northwestern Florida and
south Alabama; road construction. St. !
Johns county. Florida.
"Construction contracts have been'
follane
v
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOM E
This beautiful suburban hom e on Sanford
Heights consisting o f ten rooms and bath and-all
modem conveniences, lot 65x130 filled with orange
trees and other fruits and flowers, fine garage and
‘pumghtg'mitflt:, good -watec^electrie figh tergoifigrata bargain.
$1,000 cash, balance on easy terms.
'MARKS REAL ESTATE. AGENCY.
BICYCLES
THE
ACCESSORIES
SAN FORD
RE PA IR IN G
C Y C L E CO
New Stack of fotumbi* .n J R aabU r
A k a Hwtfo'd sa d
U a l i asd ovk*i jekcaprr makes We wll them on m t j payments
We cany a complete Its* of Bicycle Suadrit*. W e da ell kind* of
Bicycle Repairing. See a* foe anything is the Bicycle Una.
:
Hava a aat af New Ri Uni Tleaa pet ao year Go-Can aa Baby Carriage.
TUg ONLt BtCTCtX VrORt INBANK)ID
L. Y. BRYAN, Mgr.
|<M Palmetto Opp. City
l. in The Herald
House For You
™,WTr-rzMini.*Ti *-r
Haw-ktirtvillr, (Ia : bridgv, Crisp county
Georgia; paviitg, St. Augustine, Fla.
paying and wwsrr, Birmingham, Ala.
theatre building,'Clearwater, FU.
___________
i____________.
..i- , "Indunriaf
¡dente
wilt be established
M follow* « ¿ ''i
"Gas plant*, Ft. Petersburg, FIA. and
T ick aIuosa, .Ala., light and power p'snt
improvement, Tuñrüoásá, AU-; light
$19.10 PARTY T W E N T Y -F IV E OR M O R E
Sanford to Washington, D. C.
AND RETURN VIA
LINE
Standard Railway of the South
DeeampoUs, Ala., and Leesburg, Q*.:
ice plant*. Bnterprí-é and -Sy Incauta,
¡Mb., and Chipley, FU.; oil r»M, Clanton,
Ala : bottling plant <wtvn«b>n, Sanford.
Ha.; coffin factory, V nidust*. Ga :
beva try, Jackson ville. Fla.; lumlx-r plant,
Vidalia, Ga.: electric rajlvrsyextenstVin,
Macon, GA
"Banka will be vatabl»hed|at ^ttails,
Ala., and DougiaaviUe, Ga
“ Madiaon county, Florida, voted 160,000 of bond* for building court hou*e
and Gulfport. FIa . voted $10,000 of
municipal improvement bond*."
FOUR HIGH-CLASS TRAINS DAILY
Lv. Jacksonville
8:00am
10:30am
100 pm
7 :55pm
Ar. Washington
8:10am
JOiffiam *. 12:<0pm
i l :30pm
Date .*f SalrPebrtwo AS-M ar.L-1 3. Return limit March 10 19(3.
Upon payment of I.LOO individuals con have ticket oxtended good to return
April 10, 1913
Correspondingly low rates from all other A. C. L. point*.
mation arttl Pullman reservations write or rail on
For infor
A. W. PR1TOT Division Passenger Agent
lid West Bay Street
Did you ever figure just how fast your money will pile
dollar Deposited
E
Year* for twenty years« at c<
rty Dollars.
Savings Deposits
Every Three Months* ¿hen
your money will grow when set
quT.iry- ^ T
'eposit No
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS AND OQNZT FORGET
B 5 g h iJ '“ 'fb
your
a n m r y T W ir r j^ A iir T w ^
PEOPLES
........................ ....
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o
V
•'45
' r i t f ZU V i 5: *
Published Semi-Weekly—Tuesday and Friday
INSTALLATION
Florida W holeialc G rocers Up
F o r C ontem pt
ARE ACCUSED Of RESTRAINT
ju b il e e
NEW BOAT ON RIVER
Opening of Sanford'» New Pipe Organ
Tuesday Evening Next
The new pipe organ for Sanford will S a n f o r d Mas B est S e a so n Tn
bo heard for the first time by the public
C i t y ’s H isto ry
Tuesday evening next, beginning at K
o'clock promptly. The whole town it
eager to hear the new instrument, and
there will he a crush, but no more seat» ACCOMMODATIONS DIFFICULT
will be sold than there tire sittings pro
vided for the occasion. So those that
purchase their tickets early will be sure Many Hotelt and Boarding Houses
with th« averments made relative to _
.
r
_.
.
may i>c of interest. The instrument has
the alleged contempt, and gives in full
been several months in construction for
the letters of President McLaurin uj>on
Sanford by the well known M. P. Mailer,
which the petition for contempt are
Builder, nt Hagerstown, Maryland. This
baaed.
famous builder has perhaps the largest
The specific acts fo contempt are,
.
, ,
.
upon r i » leltrr,
u. h .. . ! ^
» 1 « * * * ! P“ » .
nnd *7 ^ tlnum^ r «"
"aSociation,
following; Moblpy and Smith.
White ,mt- instruments of medium rise known
to’ modern, up-to-date musical skill.
Springs, Fla.; T. S. Saleeby Co.. Fay
The Sanford organ is built on the talent
etteville, N. C.; H. Hamscur, FayetUv
principle, by which every pipe U play
ville, N. C. (relative to the Adams
able from cither manual, thus doubling
Grtdn ¿nd Provision Co., Fayetteville)
the capacity nnd capabilities of the in
flaum and Patin, Glynn. La.; W. 13.
strument. it is a two manual, Moller’s
Ashworth and Sons,•Brevard, N. C.;
patent tubular’-pneumatic action, «vary
T^/mile Grocery C 0.7 Tennlle. Gn ; Mil
part conforming to the most approved
ler Grocery Co., Clinton, 8 . C. (rela
modern methods of making the best and
tive to the Merchants' Wholesale Gro
most effective In a genuine king of mu
rrry, Clinton); A. Wilberts' Sons, lum
sical instruments. The great organ lias
ber and shingles, Palquemlne, Ln., and
five ■peaking stops of 61 pipes each, and
Cuthbcrt Grocery Co., Cuthbert, Go.,
the swell organ four stops of the same
the averment being that the defend
number pipe» each, tlu> pedal thirty
ants conspired, confederated nnd agreed
16-foot Bourtwns. With the mechantogether,‘ or with other persons, to pre
icnjumi couplers, us organs for show only
vent manufacturers and producers from
are made, there would be twenty stops,
veiling directly to tho retail dealers or
but this ia made for convenience and util
directly %to the consumers, and have
ity, and therefore speaking stops appear
»ought to compel the manufacturer and
as tltey really are, the mechanicals and
producer to market his products Jhrough
couplers Iicing placed and arranged so as
the medium of tho wholesale dealer,
to be most easily manipulated by the
and have conspired, confederated and
player, a great advantage to the latter.
agreed together, or with other persons
At an interval in the program next
to prevent the retail dealer’ or the con
Tuesday night there will lie several one,
,
,
sumer from dealing’ directly with the
minute wpi-cchre by our_n:pr£3cnlalive
manufacturer ur prednret- u.h,i un« nnbusiness and professional men. which
gaged in selling or shipping com mod iwill be a fdicitpus feature of the occasion,
lira in interstate commerce.
.u-i c n
»
.1
„ and. in which -opportunity will lie given
letten
President J. H. McLaurin to the fol
lowing other parti«, namely, Mer
chant* Grocery Co., Chattanooga,
Tenn.; Bordens' Condensed Milk Co.,
Ntw York City, and A. J. Long, of the
A. J. Long Cigar and Grocery Co., of
Macon, Ga., thr defendants are charged
•with having “ »ought by coercion, threat
intimidation or pereuasibn, to prevent
manufacturer», yholwalepi and retail-
Timber Compan)' Will
One on Geneva Ron
Use
The Ono hundred and ten foot steam
boat of the Atlantic Timberltnd Cor
poration Co. will make its tirst trip up
the river to-day, bring ing the new saw
milt which Mr. P. S. Fortson bought of
tho harquh Co', in Jacksonville n few
days sgo.
,
'
-
— If there is- reason
..... ...for same after
proval,
hearing tho new organ. -It ia expwted
that all will lie delighted with the in
strument, but if any ore disappointed,
it ia desired that he or she shall feel per
fectly fren to expires opinion during this
interval- ____________________
Library Notes. "
Harper Bros.' edition of Mark Tdains
jttuJia,--«c«iUy-published—harr~bmi
fttii cd and atu ready for d iiu fatton.
'•«f»'T lfM n r i» |iic m t r prirw . m i j a m n u n l l t l i r
doyed or intended to be employed Tliere are twcnty-firt> volum«, printed
in the commerce between the States from large-t^pPr«riivenlent in sire, and
will prove a delight to Mark Twain'«
and District of Cloumbia."
, In addition, the defendants are charg admirer«.
History: Makers of History, by Ab
ed with having issued at least two edi
tion» of thdr "green book“ which was bott, (20 volurocab.
ordered not to be distributed by them L JMlflDd-— LUtida iiob A -b )t
Preston,
cleverly written. Un-in (lie dR^H~7oment^TTo referred t o ' ”Fiuhugh
L **
*
clo Bob's memoriea 'ob de long time
In tha petition.
The defendants are cited to appear 'go' are full of pathos and the quaint
Try
In Birmingham on March 3 and »how humor of the old time darkey.
W*
•
If *ny they havo, why the rule i it for reading aloud.
judged j Mint-111
t :*
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Not
ABOUT THAT OVIEDO MEETING
tion and DougUn Hxi Q ne
- la order 1 0 give, the readen or The
Herald a true account of the Oviedo
mex'ting Mr. E. A. Douglass was re
quested to write it up. nnd M ow he give«
a fair and truthful account of the meet
ing of last Friday:
Oviedo, Feh, I7th. I913.
Editor Sanford Herald:
Dear Sir It was not my intention to
lip my oar into this county division
|ue-uian through the press, but finding
on my desk tonight quite a lengthy ar
ticle in the Sunday Timea-Union of
Feb. 16th, also one in the Reporter-Star
of Feb. 15th, I am constrained to do so.
The barbecue at O viedo'on Friday,
the I Ith, wr* what could be expected, a
grand success. Everylnxly seemed to
enjoy themselves. The antis came from
Orlando and other parts of the county
to nee u», as diii the divisionisU from Han
ford and oteher part» some days ago.
Our little town, turned out to receive
them in true old Oviedo style. There
were differences of opinion, to be aura,
that is what they came to discuss. The
nntis from Orlando came by Invitation,
a* did the dlvislonUts from SanfordWe wanted them, wr Invited them and
they came.
— The first spenker of the day on Friday
last was my friend, Mr. C. K.
editor of llir- <(range County Citlxen
He prefaced Itis remarks by saying,
"You will wonder why they put up that
little fellow first.” and he would tell us
why He said always before a tltorin
you ^otild see the little ripples Como first
and then the hig blow hard* (he meant
the wind, he said).
Tlie Ttmre-Dnion would make
Howard say that the taxable prop
in the proposed new county w
amount to little more than one million
dollars. In pwtirr to Mr. Howard, 1
did not no understand him. -• If ho did
say *0 . where did he get hi» figurt
Fur ttiermore. Mr Howard admitt
that he had not time to »eareh for all tl
data and frequently uakid unit
er if he- was not correct. In dealing wl
this question we should be prompted
a spirit nr fairness and make no
ment that the facts will not bear us
One thing in particular, that I am
my frit nd. How ard forgot was to
tlie whole history of the proposed
law whereby the »tale b to vet all
railroad tux
He went 11» far with t
. ni.iH.i r ita L_!mXL_iuuii .uul UXt—t \m Hit
¡,r<i«il(in liiai 1 In- ruuntii-» would auffiT
thereby The ahsurdity of sueh u propo
.Vegetables Doing Well
sition will Im- plain to any thinking man.
|
to«|
U
**t
for
t
hasc
&
Co.
From Florida Growers New.
.Patfltm ua iur referring
Five hundred rare of cçlery will !>«•
Theo. J. MilWr—repoeta that he r e and |» rhap* other matters before 1 dose,
shipped ft°m Hits county this season, edved a check for 15-1.15. representing
and if 1 misquote a fact here I will ask
175,000 erntre. The acreage planted, proceed* of claim collectisl on car of
Senator I- C. Muwtey to correct me, and
from Wimauita on the north to below' orange* shipi»-d Jan. 27th, 11312. Mr.
1 will not consider myself corrected
Sarasota on the south, i* 365; tho ma- Miller considered (his os “ money from
through any other source, as if my mem
jority ol this being in Bradentown and home,'' us he never even knew of tho
ory seryiw me right he was a member of
Manatee." Tho first car was shipped 1
that Chase & Cq. were taking the
the Florida senate when three things
t h e second week in January, nnd the sea- matter up with the railroad company.
catne up. If 1 am not mistaken tba
son will probably dose in April. The
M r.--Miller has given most of his idea of the railroad lax was conceived by
..
crop is good thfa >rar. Some
l.uninncwi to Chase A J V J o r yenra t m i^^inm rnT ftt rom T dT blirT rr^ m l'bla
J££_h*vlpg troublf lrilh..nilt ^
liiniii nui*^-U*v?Kiy it
never intended to mb the countim, «»
but by «t^s ylng are keeping it will under on(, 0j t|)C tn(wt reliable and progrtxwiv
the countire would still receive thdr
contrlol. Alxnit $1.76 a Trate la the firrnj( of ¡u kilu|
pro rata. Just how to accomplish this
price received.
.■ -. •
he com
mil/re
commj;
Four hundred and fifty care of lettuce
' ’I I’ reshytcrlsn Chujtbi
1
acts Mr. i war
have been shipped with obout 200 wait
At tpn 11 o'clcKk «erVlcellSqmlay
-uldl
ing on weather and market condition».
ho pastor will prWti tb Ihe
¡0 I
This has brought about $1.25 to $2.25
thr gnnttl hr
children! Jmyy and K}rt»l.#\'d\,vl\ U»
per basket.
..
__
f th(^good\
young Iff Vrart. In his preVioUa min
Egg 'plants and |>eppere are In good
lice TiV^c
mind
istry it ktw M il hia cu»tom\ oc tavoli
demand In New York market«, bringing
his natix
ally 1° preseli phject lesson sernwn* to
fairly good prirw, the beat quality $2.50.
the young, and they have been hia mo»t ayivania,
___ and he entirely forgot In hla
The tom »t° crop will lx* clpae on toa popuUr kcrvlco*. Tho children of tho enthusiasm to give u* lienlght«! Oviedo2,200 a rm . The^rtlpping^iH ^ - ; town
coraiouy inviu-d
this s«rme nee in April and the last of^ the crop |
S
¡^^..•gagg-rsri««
7111>»
’
^**~*'' ■—^*frTKi» woningX^TOng service beW rfS S c
« r v i« .
new! c heering up tty hi ini Julep
Dig Oviedo Cabbage
The requests have been so nomerThe Hcrald received 1 fine h«td of
yor-,-pxxj «mton of Dickens, that
^Letette of Oviedo. At first glance it the following plan has been adopted,
•ctoyed to be a winner of TbA Harold's j by which U ia hoped befam^fojq^dne
<iflrt*»**«ff*tit»«Prtption, but upon W fi ti*: LIU' be -p i* «» * " tbe sM y m
ing it fell short. However, it was a fine. librarian'r table you will find a riiperj
__f^jg_*g^w aa large anou^ f e weigh | headed. Dicken'a aubecriptlon. VThe
I . ^ .. . . Jnda.*iuat mbalng the prixe name ^n<\ a quarter from every frl
bF oh* bound. Come again, Mr. Le- oi the library, will give, soon, n ck
koH«, with a larger one for -Oviedo can for our younger readers to en joy.t
boy» and girl» of Dick«na creation. .
O rla n d o S p eak ers Did
S ta te the F act*
This mill with n capacity of 15,000 ft. TFiere Are Two Side* to Every Ques
’will be located at McLain Landing,
Is
1
where work has already begun, Hearing
Sanford ia experiencing the m oot*!
prosperous season-in bee-historyHm h P*n a t u r n f new visitors and homree«k--|
era. The hotels and hoarding houses ,
fret will be loaded there in the next two
are comfortably filled and all the peo
years
ple here whose lines of business pine«*
Mr. G. N. Montgomery will bring his
them In contact with the visitors say
new
und handsome automobile on thl»
that this season is ahead of the list in
boat
and unload at Snnfdrd anti drive
the number ol tourists and visitors
through
to Orlando where he will locate
and investors.
One of the best judges of the visitors at f,nBenl*
The wood* around (¿rneva will soon
to the city and the trade conditions
generally is the barber anil one of them tie swarming with wage-earners and the
stated the other day to The Herald rep new road to Sanford will be a constant
resentative that his shop was working scene of activity.
til the time nnd that tho barbers hard
ly had lime to get their meals or get
Wcdnraday Club.
home at night. That never l>efore In
The Wednesday Club held their reghis memory or during his residence in
0 , 1 , , ,,
.
lar meeting at (heir pleasant club home.
Sanford had there been so many strongu ,,nry
Wight. Wednesday
ers in the city and they were staying
afternoon.
over here for some time looking the
The program was opened by u de
city over.
lightful
vncnl solo, "A Perirci Day."
There have been more private pleas
sung
by
Miss Dámcrim, who »¡uo ur
ure yachts tied up at the dock Ihis seas
comphniéd
by Mrs. D. !.. Thrasher
on and this is a sure indication that the
tourists with their friends are seeking Mrs. C. R. Walker, who was lender for
Sanford for the fine fishing nnd hunt the afternoon, was Invitisi to |Uke the
ing that abounds here and every one rhnfr by Mn G. 1. Marta, the prem
dent
that takes the river trip Is most enthu
Mrs. Walker read u very interesting
siastic over our resources.
"First Revolution- of
— With-a fine-tourist hotel next season paper on the
and tin» twenty-five -miles of country .Mexico ” Miss Nell WhifTier gave >j
road* pa veil with brick Sanford will in short sketch of " H i d a l g o , " the priest
deed in* the tourists' Paradise and the; who instigated uru! led the revolution
are coming here.
A »ketch of "Morelos,” another
priest and leader of tho revolution, was
prepared by Mrs. l.yntan Phelps. The
Sanford in Orlando
story
of the revolution wo* continued
Macauley said the "thing dearest to
Rome was the manhood of Rome," and by Mrs. S. O. Chase, in u sketch of
equally as well can it lie said that the best. Lturbirify another leader of the con
representatives of Sanford are its pretty tinned involution, who was made em
and attractive women. A number of pernr of Mexico.' A sketch of ’ Santo.tficac are in Orlandn today, and no dty Annn,’* was given by Mrs, Chappell
The roll cnll and current topics wci*
could h o ;» to Ire better represented than
Sanford is by three charming ladies, most omitted in order that the dub might
of whom nutoed over from the Colery have ttlore time to dDCu*» a mailer of
City. Driving her own car Mrs. II J. paramount interest, reluriiu to lit*- *el
Holly brought with her Mrs E. II. Brown fare of the club, tiefore adjournment
Program for Feb. 25th ■
Mrs M. El. Ilolborn. Miss Madeline
Mrs. tLi 0 . Chase, tender.
Hill, Miss Mabel Hand and Miss Char
lotte Hand, all of whom enjoyed th e, Musicdrive over and aay the roads between
“ Story of the
Hanford and Orlando ant In excellent Mrs. S. O. Chase,
"Controversy in li. S. Senate caused
condition sine* the rains.
by
the acquisition of Mexican lid i
Among other Sanford people in the
dty today are *Mr. and Mr». Forrest tory.*’ Mrs May Dickitu
"Sketch of Kit Carson." Mm
C
Lake, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Woodruff. Mr
Will Watson. Mr E. B. Brown and Mr C. Woodruff.
__ R em em ber the Ahnno."_____________
U efiorter-Star.__
Guy Zetrour
j . ----------—
Bull-call
Filled With Winter Viiitorx
number is being given, as none will be
States against the Southern Wholmale
admittee during the rendering of a se
Grocers' Association, et a]., was filed in
lection. The big chorus and the orches
the office of the United States Marshal
tra will be in their places early and will
at Jacksonville, for tho Southern Dis
-fteal forth their first glad acclaim exactly
trict of Florida, Saturday evening, and
the Hock strikes eight.
the proceas was served on Secretary
With C. E. Wade at the grand organ,
Moore, and C. W. Bartlcson this morn
Miss Irene Brady at the piano, Prof. I. N.
ing requiring them to appear in Bir
Nash, W. L. Harvey and W. S. Thorn
mingham March 3 and answer.
ton, cornet iss; M. C. Aspinwsll, mello.Service waa not made on President J.
phone; and Mra. 0 . W. Brady and Mrs.
U. McLaurin, or C. W. Baker, they not
J. D. Langley, violinists, the orchestra]
being found prior to a short while before
quality and vqjume ia superb, and when
noon today. Mr. Bartelson ia out of the
all these instruments accompany the
dty, and Mr. McLaurin being out of his
splendid chorus of over forty of Sanford’s
office at the time Deputy Marshal Fin
finest vocalists, the effect is magnlAceitt
der called this morning. However, as
in its powerful, thrilling, captivating
-Mr.-McLaurin has stated that ho will
grandeur. Never before in Sanford has
not attempt to evade sefrvieo, he will
there been anythingthnt approaches this,
probably be served duringthe day.
as a unique musical demonstration of
The petition for th* rule, as filed by
what tho talent of this city can artistictho Federal attorneys, is a voluminous ..
.
printed dorument, and deals in detaili * \ ^ , ,ucf* '
, .
Atlantic
ncr year.
jflns at 7
The
it mated the packing hotla« will. keep ‘ ’e r r
busy until the season flows.- Sarasota
\/
Time».
Most of
o’clock,
Q z z r- ------------- t *
All Honor lo Couch
•<
the succres of the Hanford ex_JMuak_Cl»b
• I hibit at the county (air is due to C. D.
called
! Couch, who had full charge of live cx- The Music Club will have
meeting at the home of Mre. F, L. Woo<l- hibit and worked day and night to make
rufl Saturday afternoon, to which every s orediuthle showing. Tho exhibition
member is requested to be there prompt was praiseworthy and deserve* the spec
ly at 3 o'clock, aa the chorus will have a ial mention thot it received from all the
practice after tb« meeting.
Orlando paper*/-,
v vwhia} * ' -
"
4 a .c -
very entertaining talker and well de■ervij] Ilia ll‘ h '^ e silver li
[oTfrorn the « a t . Following him
MrT WTP; W iU h h n n T o u '¿¿h’ t know
Mr. Wataon it l* your lorn. Mtv Watson
only spake a few minutes, but I t i i u tho
same Watson of old Courteous» polite
and smiling, he Iwwed himself off the
platform to give place lo Mr. L. G.
Htorhuck, a well known attorney from
Orlando, who is now a candidate for
county solicitor (excuse me, the article
Continued on last paga
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�tH E
SANFORD
February 18, 1313
Ri
HERALD
GRAND ORGAN DEDICATORY
Projram and Participant* ln Pipe
-Organ InWalUlUttThe organ inatalUtlon and dedicatory
ill be aa
program next Tueeday night will
. toiler*»:
From the opera of MarftfOdMctpry:t Fr
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v
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4mm '»n» '
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As*
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mM
choaira and ehorua of over forty vokvh.
Unfold y e Portal» Everlasting, by
Gounod, Prof. C. E. Wade, aolo organic.
Quartette, comet», meilophone and
bKritone, The Pilgrim Chon», by Wag
ner- Mceer». I. N. Na»h, W. L. Harvey,
W. C. Aapinwall and FeiU Frank.
i a) Traumeri, by Schuman; <b) Chant
Triumphal, by Gaul—Mr. tyade and ihc
Grand Organ.
J-V
Prison Beene, from 11 Trovatore, by
K Verdi—Semi Chorus; Mr«. E. L. Robin' aoor-aoloist.
*>— 1
Great
Organ
and
Piano
DuetlTf'r. and
>; . « m . C. E. Wad«.
> The Miller’* Wooing, by Faning—All
InatrutujaU and the Big Chorus.
■ (a) With Werdure Clad, by Hadyn}
(b) By Heart at Thy Sweet Voice, by
Salnt-SaoR*; (c> Sung on the Waters, by
Schubert—ilia.
-Rebinacm,.
■ srr
Overture to. Poet and Peasant, and
R E M N A N T S A L E ____
______
SEE
OUR
WINDOW*—19c
Pilgrim’s Song of Hope, by Batiste—Mr.
M onday will be Remnant Day at this store. See our large
Wade and the Pipe Organ.
Prom ptly at 8 o ’clock M onday morning, February 24th, we
counter full of. goods worth tw o and even three times the price
One Minute Addraaes from Reeprewill place on »ale 27x54in genuine Japanese Matting *| Q
aentative Business Men and the City
... um<*M *••». »»*■•*•***
‘WJr wb/
Rugs, the 39c kind, for..................... —
they will be nt Remnant Counter.' ~
Paaton.
The Inflammatus, from Stabat Mater,
by IloMinl— Full Chorus; Mr*, Robin
son, soloist:
Beside« the singer« and players men
tioned above, there will be the aaristat ce
of flnt and second violin by Mrs. O. W.
Brady and Mr*. J. D. Langley, and fute
by Finlay Munson, who will ptay in th«
This department is showing hundreds and hundreds o f yards O ur Shoe Department is where values reign su
orchestra, and the below grand chonu:
o f the newest creations.
preme. S n ow ’s, “ Union M ade” Goodyear welt
Sopranos: Mr*. J. K. Mettingcr, Mrs.
Claude Hemdon, Mrs. G. A. Speer, Mis
ohoes for men and boys . stands for comfort.
15c Pacific Percales 12t£c
LORTEX M ARQUISETTE
L, J. Datneron, Miss Mabel Bowler, Mr«.
Deane Turner, Miss Bessie Long, Mrs.
For M onday we will show a Selby Shoes for ladies represent the utmost in
’ '* This is a new weave in wash
J, W. WiUlmon, Mr». II. C.DuBoa«, Mn».
line of Spring Percales
dresH material, with a hand
our prices. ■ The newest styles and la s ts .
■Ed. Qiggina, Mr». H. E. (Inter, M nrG.
some satin stripe, worth 36e a in light and tan backgrounds, value at
-’ %■
L. Hoy, Mm. M. Syme*. Mr*. T. A. Now
with
neat
figures
and
yard.
For M onday
...............
• V V.«
ton, Mia* Alice-Totheriy, Mm. W. JL
stripes, choice, only
(one d ay) n yard .........
SH O E SPECIAL $1.75
— — SH O E S ,98c
TUlinghoit, Ml*. 8 . A Irvin, M in Mar
tha Fox, Mb» Claire Walker,Mint Kath
F or M onday see our line of
These are all leather Shoes,
45in RATINE SALE
CRYSTAL CLOTH
arine Waldron, M l» Ethel Moughton,
neatly made, the ideal school special value "G ood m an ” Vici
Min Kona Murrell.
M onday (one day) only we
Have you seen it? The gen
Kid Shoes for Ladies.
All
Shoe for Misses. Sizes up to 2,
Contralto«: Mm. C. E. Walker, Mm.
uine Crystal Cloth, 32 inches will place on sale, 4Gin liatine
sizes,
worth
$2.
Special
for
M
onday
J. T. Brady, Mm. G..W. Waldron. Mm.
wide, white, also in neat stripes. Skirt Flouncing, with Ratine
Choice— M o n d a y .
M,
*H. Bowler, Mm. P. L .' Woodruff,“Our «pedal price per
only
Lace set in $1.19 only r j\
per yard : ----------- J .— . 4 <
yitrtl
— ..
-a v a -.! m rcx ^ jo cT jn ''
T-*—
Mm. H. C. Gorror, Mm. Fannie .Munson
40c W indow Shades 2.rir
. $3.5a SH O E S $2.98
am) Mitt Carrie Lovell.
\
SHEETS
SALE
30c OIL CLOTH 19c
Tenor*: Mmam. R. G. 8 tocktonr W. I,.
T h ese window, shades are
Special number, see these
Tilllnghaat, 8 . A. Irvin, C. L. Polk.
For M onday we will place
Finest grade Oil Cloth in
tan
Shoes,
"Genuine
Im
ported
something extra, colors ^light
• llanos: Messn. F. P. Fomtcr, Phi!
.white, marble and colors. Full on sale only 5 dozen “ KvcrRussia
lea
th
er,’
’
$3.50
values,
and dark green; 1*0 0 », tan.
Moore, C. E. Walker, E. N. Luke, Fraser
wear” Sheets, 81 by 90 inches.
standard width, worth 30 cents
Armstrong, C. R. Walker, Jr D. Lang
dark blue and white,
For
M
onday
only
latest
styles
and
(
P
O
Q
Q
a yard, our: sj>ecial
ley. W. H.. Wright, Capt. Murrell and
while
they
last,
each
price only........... ...........
special each
...
Jasts, per pair^ . _ t p ^ a a / O
Prof. Wiidman.
PRIZE ESSAYS ON BIRDS
Rolllaa College Offer« Opportunity to
* High School-, of Florida
Dr. W. F. Blackman of Kotllna Col
lege, prmldenfbi lho Florida Audubon
Society, ha* sent the folio*ing letter to
Sell wlmt the jicople want and you can’ t go wrong. That
We are showing m any specials in this department, all new
tho principals of all the High Schools of
arrivals.
D on ’ t miss our Gents' Furnishingf department next
is D. A. Caldwell & Sons’ rule. See our many values in this
Florida:
M
onday.
■
------------------------- :---------------------------------—The Florida- Audubon Society o ffm
department Monday. ^
the following price*, to be competed for
Our easy paym ent plan enables our customers to secure
by pupil* of th* High Schools of the
KHAKI PANTS
EASTER SUIT
•late:
their Furniture and never miss it. A small pay- (I*-| A A
Special Rule of made to meas
These are the $1.25 kind, full
First prize, ten dollar» in cosh.
ment down and weekly payments o f....................... . ... «P J L a U U
standard make» *'uH sizes, our ure Suits for M onday. N ow is
Second prize, a ropy of Frank M.
the time to have your ad
special price each ,is
Chapman’s “ Hamit ook of Bird» of
vance measure taken.
only a p a ir........... ........
Eastern North America.”
Mattress Special $1.98
CENTER TABLES
Essay» may ho written on any one of
M onday Kile (one day only),
This is where $1.39 takes, a
W O R K GLOVES
the following themes
Collar Attached Shirts
W e are now carrying the fafull size cbm hie bed Mattress.
The Economic Value of Birds to Far
■Spring— ht»t— **f— ( 'o llar A tmous "tirinnele”
ventilated
mer» and Fruit Grnwei*.
. good duality tick
1 Q Q
Table for M on
tached Shirts, all sizes, for M onhorsehide,
also
reindeer
( Hoves
The Plumage Birds of Florida, incltid
.uxiv. your--L,holcar ^tto~ r - æ F IS *
sale pri.ee each.... . Ò P X » t / O
day’s sale only . .
for’ men, special r p '-f. i r i
lag Personal Observations. - —-— ------
They are here in every corner and in every shelf; our im m ense, line 01
Spring M erchandise, all Brand New and fr e s h direct from many o f the
Leading Factories and every one of these Thousand and one A rticles
represent more for the money. Don’t fail to se% this B eautiful show ing
o f N ew ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ p a U y pnced for
WE : ARE
: AGENTS
: FOR
:
BUTTERICK
N E W i A R R I V A L S - DRY GOODS S H O E S
-
SH0
: PATTERNS
-
SHOES
21c
$1.75
98c
25c
59c
19c
FURNITURE BARGAINS GENT’ S FURNISHINGS
98c
$1.39
The Native. Song Bird* of Florida,
including Personal Observations.
The History ond Work pf the Audubon
Societies of the United States.
Bird and «flame Reservations, in the
United State»; Purpose, History, Fauna,
Results, with personally drawn maps.
The conditions-of this contest are as
Only bonui fide students of senior, or
Junior high sbhoob in Florida m*y com
pete.
Essays must Contain not Icos than two
thousand no* more than four thousand
words. - -vhiE y
■Essay* mu»t> hi typawritlen.
“¿ D C
prices 98c, $1.39,
« p i.. 4 0
W RITING TABLETS
CREX RUGS
Full size Crex Rugs, red or
green with neat woven color
border, size 9 by
12ft. Special....,
$7.59
Tolfow-s-
value, each only....
.N IG H T SH IRTS
One of M onday’s one day
These are o f' full standard
specinls, Ink Writing Tablets,
length, made of a g ood quality
full, size, for this sale, Q n
muslin,
with or withmin
ü
C
DijJ.
out
.rollar,
ambiaispecial, each only.......... .. .1*^., . ----«-
49c
Suspenders and Belts
Sec our special line o f new
’Suspenders and HklLs fôr men
and boys, choic»\ 19c
-and
,nif
New Arrivals — Trunks Alligator Bags Special New Arrivals — Suit Cases
*■
Even in Trunks we aré ji^For Monday promptly at 8 a.m. They are here, have just
receiving
new shipments. this' sale of ladies’- genuine alli- -arrived* in leathcry special
^
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entyr^mrtgcförwors«rnuôügTTîKa
"S b é c iâ l prices at îtuc.oy gator hand bags will open»f special for $3.98. Extra value
prinr!|ip!
the
iiit'i ití, I of a
i wschool
m l in wl Ich tlie
the writer
«Titer 1
» o ’ tfin n o
^
- sale prices $3.39
i* a pupil, before May 1, 1913, to Dr.
$4.48t
imitation leather,
W. F. Blackmsnrprwident of the Florida
$3.98, $4.89 and
and
Audubon Society and of Rollins College,
$1.25 grade only
Winter Paj-.k, Florida.
-1+ *
Information on the subject« menlioiH
had by addressing the
«1 above may
Gilbert' Pearnon, «eeretary of
tíE efcJtanlufnm
A ööeietle», * 1974 Broadway, New York
Dr, Tl 6 * Palmer, Bureau of Biologichl
Survey, Washington, D. C.
Mm. 1. Vanddpbol, aecmtory of the
Florida Audubon Society, Maitland? Fla.
It is ifepctl that there may be a large
number of com pet Itom for these prize»;
If not more than three essays ore sub
mitted, the society reaerv«* the right to
withdraw the prise«.
CASH
SAN FO R D
Two Stores—121-113
East First Street
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FLORIDA^
�ÎHË SjÍWDRD
tl«KÍ In their camp houM on Buck Lake,
proving the Kenyon Take Down House
B piPfWfâïïccFi;
Our wljole community was saddened
by thedcath o( Mrs. Rheblnder, which
Ttad been taken for treatment'. Every
thing jK»«ible was done to restore this
dear wife and mother to health, hut all
in vain. Since losing her daughter in
i CAMERON CITY CLIPPINGS
October the health of the mother grad
¡Prof. Maris is in Orlando this week,
ually failed and Wednesday morning her
¿tin g as Judge of the educational dis
spirit passed on to the great l>eyond.
play at the county fair. * .
*
Mrs. Rhobinder had lived in Geneva
vMrs. F. F. Dutton U enjoying a visit
over thirty .year», where she passed n
from her friends Mrs. Middleton of
very useful life. As a teacher she had
(frenton, N. J., and Mrs. Taylor of I.anno equal. Moat of the young teachers
i| Several people from ths neighborhood ■who have gone out from this place owe
4h? attending the'-fair at Orlando this their sucxeas to her untiring efforts.
For eight years she had been teacher of
the Buda school, where she was loved
% G.‘ Beck is planning to make his
and respected by all of tier pupils atod
k even more beautiful and attractive
where she will be greatly missed. Her
n it is now. Many touriata visit it
ambition and aims won* always for higher
■ education. To the sorrowing husband
and son we as a community extend our
' heartfelt sympathy. One by one our_
dear friends are called from us, leaving'IT
henrtache that only God cun heal. The
remains were laid to rest Thursday
morning in Geneva cemetery, funeral
services being conducted by Rev. C. A.
Saunders.
Miss Irene Peters left Saturday morn
ing for u visit to her sister, Mrs. Oscar
Nicholson of Daytona Beach.
Carrol Culjiepper, who has been quite
ill, is able to Im>out again.
f.
Mrs. If. II. Pattishnil was the hostess
Tine here and growers are well pleased
at u delightful luncheon Monday at high
with th» prospect.
noon, in compliment to Mrs. L. C. EichJ. W.i Powell spent Monday on Lake
ner of Bultimorc. Md. The table was
Jcssupl'wlch gun and rod. Rreulta pro
very attractively centered by u bowl of
claim ¿¡m,somewhat of.an cx|*rt in this
Ixuiutiful roses», places being laid for
eleven. A delicious seven course lunch
eon wiim served. Seated ut the table
Kansi|, thAA she is enjoying^ her visit
were Mr. und Mrs. Pattisbuli, Mrs. Eiehin hefij former home town, among her
ner, Mrs. Curlett. Mrs. I>>w1s, Mrs
friendd there but is getting anxious to
Daniels, Mrs George Peter», Mm. J Q.
see CMneron City again._
Adams, Miss Blanch PutliahaJI, Mis*
./
lkapie Schumpcrt spent Satur
Belle Eichnor und Miss Marie Dunieis.
day night and Sunday at Minnirk Place
After luncheon Miss Blanche I'uttishall
and Mire Minnirk accompanied her to
entertaim*d the gut»I»««*tth Horne lx-auSanfojU Sunday evening.
tiful selections and Mm. Curlett sang a
Sevfjral ladies'gathered ut the home of
Gennun love »ong in the native tongue,
Mrs. Minnick Tuesday evening to meet
her sweet voice l»eing just suited to this
Mrs. QreenwoAd of Tumpa and hear her
kind id music. More music¡-followed niul-L
tell di Mr.
Cuban) population at
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Frederick City, Md
GENEVA JOTTINGS
Mia* Emma Proctor is here for a few
days visiting home friends.
Albert Geiger and Miaa Fanny Brawar
wrre~qulidly married at the home of
H. H. Pattlshali last Wednesday evening,
that gentleman officiating. As witnesses
there were Mm. Pattlshali, Mm. J. Q.
Attains, Miss Blanche Pattishnil and
Mia Addle Graham. After tho cere
mony the bride and groom went to the
station where they were greeted. Jay, ihcixartpndntXttfcs with showers ol rice and
a serenade. On the comiug of the train
Mr. and Mrs. Geiger were glad to make
their escape. They .were, lolldWed vy
the very b a t of wishes fpr their future
happiness.
,
- Mr», EtU Roberson gave u luncheon
last Saturday for Mrs. Claude Rauler
son and her guests. Covers were laid
Barrer
February 2 l|lRiA
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SATURDAY, FEB. 22
BAKER & CASTLE .
----------------ANNOUNCE----------------
A Great Play. From A Great Book
. Harold McGrath’s
* : : "¡'
West Tampa
time t«i leave. All who ever enjoyed
She told of his school and home work
Mm. PutlialiaH's hospitality know that
there,! of tho growth and sjwadmg inshe is an ideal hmusw. and nothing more
can bo said, only “ such a good time."
Mr Wagner, a winter visitor in Gonevtt riled Sunday morning and was huried
in Geneva cemetery Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mm.-Curh>tt, M n. Kielmer,
ho MBoy e d tSa afternoon were Mm.
Mr. and Mm. Burley. Mrs Fry'. Miss
Drtsa|ir. Mrs. Beck, Mrs, Marshall, Mm.
Belle Kiehner, Mias liawe, Mr. MusselDukeilMrs. Grier, Mrs. Trego, Mm.
white. Mr. Jackson and Mr. Wallers of
M innie and Mint Minnick.
DcLami were a pleasant house boat
Cotitiiy division is an all absorbing
party, going up the river for a few days
topic ac this time. Every voter is en
Inst week.
thusiastically in fuvor of it and working
Mr M UeMunder end Mr. las» Rehl>to bring it about.
inder and wife take this means of thankMr. Welker of llidimuiul avenue aua
tng their frlFtids for kindness«* shown
in Cameron City several limes the past
during the sickac** and death of Mm.
week on buainesa. On one of his tri|>s
Rehbinder. Especially do they thank
he Was accompanied by Mrs. i‘o|ie of the Buda school and the nuda Indiiw who
Ohio, who is a guest at the Welker home.
were so kind in helping them.
Among our tourUt visitors tho past
wesk were: W. U. Yengy, Gary, Ind.;
MOORE MOVEMENTS
It. T. Herndon, Georgetown, Ky.: E. W.
Sunday, Mar. 2nd, will lx* the next
Herndon, Louisville, K y.; E. H. Ilnnis,
date Rev. II. T Guinea will preach here.
Quincy, Fla.; L, L. Stocking nn«l wife,
The week preceding he will In- here visitMorrison, III.; I. W. Davis and wife.
son. Kniston, N. Ç ,; J i. W. Downs and
HERALD
Mm. Kemp of WgeU‘r,.ilasa.. arrived
here recently to lx« the gtn-st of her niece,
Mrs. R. K. Hoard way of ('nmeron aveavenut* for a few months.
Levi Luke of »Starke is a visitor at the
homo of his sister. Mm. James Mitchell.
Mr. and Mr». W r A . Knight's little
son, Austin, has been very seriously ill
during the pant-two wmdnramt t i l till vFfy'
low. Dr. Robson is in attendance.
- Mm. A. B, Cameron, who was stricken
with pnrulysi* last July while at Coronufo Beach and' has been confined to her
bed since, is said to be slowly gaining in
health under Dr. Walker's care.
I. D. Hart of St. Augustine was calling
on Jricnds hare last-week.———— — —
George Mitchell hits lieon on the sick
list tiie past three weeks.
i^Miss Maud Cameron is mourning the
death of her pet ponf, Fannie, who it is
thought died of heart failure within three
slays of her fourteenth birthday,
Robert Brown of Ft. ChristmsBt wws a
visitor at Ute McClelland home on Sun
day. Mrs. E. L. Rrown and chlldreh,
Nellie, Winnie and PAlriok me visito«
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W I T H the O r i g i n a l C a s t and P r o d u c t io n as P r e s e n t e d In tho Boat
O n e N ig h t S t a n d s in A m e r i c a
Seats on Sale at Lawson’s Wed. Feb. 19th
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P LA N TE R S
J. C. Ellsworth, Jr., of Bealdall ave-
Tho first meeting q\ tho newly formed the Los Angeles, Calif., College of OstoEpworth League wan held after Sunday opatby, announcing that his sister. Mire
Glendora Ellsworth graduated fronj
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day. The presiden»,-Mr. McLain con
ducted the meeting. This organisation
For Sale
Is mainly fpr our young people and we
Ten
acre
poultry
and truck farm, four
wish for It the beat of success. The ofroom house, barn, incubator house,
flesrs are Mr. Mclgtin, Mb» Blanche chicken houses ant) runs.to accommo
Pattlshali, Mire Marie Daniels, Mltr date 1(100 chickens. Two fine flowing
Mtyme McLain. Ml* Kate Flynl. Mr».* wells.
Rottenon and Mrs. Adams.'
t Will sell the farm either with or * thout the stock at .chickens, if taken be
Mr. and Mrs, D. W. Adsma are vwy fore Feby. 20th.
»A
:w n KAntre
Potato Machinery
oft Earth
Corner First Street and Oak Avenue
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21 ,
THE
lflis
SANFORD
HERALD
REAL ESTATE WANTED
will bo busy arranging a Harney County
Fair and will be unable U> lend our as
Representative of Northern Clients. WHl
sistance to Orange county again.
’? uUiihvd JE*«r Tuesday *«4 Fridar W-xfiIaj Hy
Deal Onlj With Owners
We also had the pleasure of visiting
1 have client who wants small orange
HIE HtftALD PRINTING COMPANY our fellow sufferers at the different
IWWiJifll** M T tM III UfUtMö.--------TTïT Br-grapctron greve. Mu*t bo û hafgsiiT
if the Reporter-Star were Another clietU. an Illinois farmer, wants
■'
DtllvMtd la lb« Qty ) r eu rlu tt.0 0
m r In
atlVancs or 21V- fw* month
Pay man ta In *<h » n o muit tw mod«- at pffle*
Entnrrd M *nrwut<ci«u rualtanatlrr AuguM 12nd
IBOS. st lbs FosMOte si Sanford. Florid*
■n.tar Act of March IrJ. I«7 11
0 9 c* in Herald Hulldln»
-• The Orange County Fair is bigger,
better and broader than ever [«•fore,
and the attendance is all that could l>e
desired.
•’' ,
IKJfe. Whif ever heard of edifoK"cafing lunch at twelve o'clock?
Editor
Howard was busy somewhere taking
views of the sewerage system and did
not hear about our advent.
At the
Sentinel ollice Editor Schuman was on
the job, for like n true newspaper mini
he never eats. 13ro Schuman was glad
to see some Sanford specimens and
found us-very much like other people
Chat he had seen, in bin younger, day*
and promised to pay a visit to Sjrtord
some dsy and go fishing. He i^getting tut a'mont creditable morning daily
‘suitable /or ianlenlngr'
co nsin inquire* fbr winter hop»« on or
near water, !' Another cliept asks me
In reasonable time. In finding what
client« want will deni only.with ownera
and must Itave full description with pho
tographs if possible, and very lowest
figures, bent term«. Unlaw gunulne bar
gains don't answer. Addrcas for ten
d«y.i, M. Q. H.. Box K92, Jacksonville.
Florida.
6J-llr
In thin issue appear« a good report whh the awiiatance of thtii veteran,
The last rehearsal for the Grand Organ
of tin.* Oveido meeting "from _the pen of J«dah Ferris.
Jubilee will be held next .Monday night
FI. A. Dougluiw. Read it and get the
Orlahdo its usual, wan filled and run- at 7:JO promptly. Every one who lakes
facts about the anti-division Imlloon nln« over with winter visitor* and the p trl is asked to be sure to be present
ascension. ___ ...
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decaoitll JOLillC.
aam -tlj.» a t a h n i- ik lu m r
m
S n lti O i r a n i l t
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big fair. Orlando is undoubtedly the Wade, Vocal Soloist Mrs. Robinson und
Sanford hits n majority of the voter* prettiest inland cjty in Florida and has all the player* will be then», and it k of
in the new territory signed up in favor » bunch of boasting newspaper* and a prime Importance that not one be aWrit.
uf TPtm ty dlvfrftm anil we will arty t<r-buaekwO*eting citizens. All of.them.
OriandOT“ What nn* you going to do lf*v® uathr gtoifllWtTOr they unrgWtF
almut it?
friends of the Herald man even if we
Six Days Left
To Take Advantage of
Second Bonus Offer
to worn miMcPherson,
from
Chad
writes Mr*. M.
pisr, tltf.T;wauld often, ti-nt,
had an____
awful W
hurting
In niy
| could not walk at all, .am
BM jBBIM
Bide; also a headache and a backacht.
I gave up and thought I would die, but my husband
urged me to try Cardul, so, I began, and the flret beta#
helped me. By the time the third bottle was used, I could
do all my work. All the people around here said I would
die, but Cardul relieved me.
*‘ I Buffered five years,
TAKE
£
For more than. 50 years, Cirdftf haj teen rellevln
weak women atrong am
woman's sufferings, and maki
well. During this time, thousands of women Iftva written,
like Mrs. McPherson, to tell-of the really surprising results
they obtained by the use of this purely vegetable, tonic
remedy for women. .
Cardui strengthrnsrbuHds, restores, amUsueve* or pre
vents unnecessary palrramHutfering from womanly trouble«.
* If you are a woman, begin taking Cardul, today.
W rl** Lailn- Advtewr DteC ttijtau?«JW M f*
J. P. Morgan is tojourning nmong
thc ruin« oí Egypt. He might have
Welaka Club Nut-«
stayed In thia rountry and wltn«*cd
A very important called buxine*« meet
thc ruin of thc Banking truata aa aoon
ing of the Welaka Club will be held on
aa Wiiaon gota in the snddle.
Tuedxay afternoon, Feb. 25th. at 3:00
During u recent vi«it to Orlando the o'clock. Every member b—urged to be Now Is
thc T im e For
_editor of The Horald did not talk with present.
W e are In business right here where y o u live. You a re an
The colonial cord party and dance for
Candidates in the Great
one prominent citizen’ who was fighting
acquaintance, neighbor or'.itfriend o f ou rs. T h is m o n e y -b s ck county divblnn. All -the splutter ' at Feb. 25th htufe been postponed until
If-not-satlsflcd offer should prove the sin cerity of ouF cla im s.
Voting Contest to Make
Orlando has simmered down In the T Intraday evening, Feb. 27th, at R.*00
When w* say wt bellara wa hsva
newspapers, lawyer* und office seekers. o’clock. There b to lie a library shower
Effort Count
tha best I»i»in » and bark up our
•taieaian t with our unqualified prem
nnd every member b naked to bring fif
ia* to rsturn without question or
The lino bet ween, success and failure
We aak our friends In the new terri teen cent*. .
- formality thi* money paid ua for it,
On Tuesday afternoon there was an b so slight-that you scarcely know when
tory'to give the matter of county divi
if it doaa not pruva entirely aatiafactory to you, ws believs w* or* an
sion a rureful study before expressing Informal buslncm meeting, followed by you pass it. so fine that you are often on
tilied to your roafidaorw.
tlse
line
and
do
not
know
it.
M ak e Us P rov e T h i s
tut opinion. Those Orlando people will the monthly bridge party. There were
- --w I 1 '
Qur buainraa aurrra* and praatlg*
put you in jail if you exprws nn advene not a large number of ladies, u this ll ! Thu u trite in regard to a number ol
depend upon your confident« in ua.
We w sot you to rome to our »tor*
W* know we must *erur« mmi hdd
I*ent; and a* number went to the fnir ar I candidates in The Herald’* contest, they
sod .get s package of Retail Orderour
con
fid
rue*
in
order
to
set
sad
Î asp your patronal*. Thrrrfure wa lira. U*e a few nr U*« up the «nlit*
Orlando. Those then* had a very plroa- arc on the- line and do not realize it. A«
box. Then, if you or« not entirely
would not dare max* thla offer If wa
Hanford is filled with new people, ant game. Mrs. Ji. M. Marks made the the present time a very lurjfi' percentage
tati»fied. com« baek and tell ua and
war*
not
poaitively
certain
that
wa
wa will promptly rrturu the money
three new families removing ^erc thh higheat-score and weara'lhe pin for the I of the active candidates are In thc grand
can pro** our rlaitua for
you paid us lor iLrm.
week to make their home. All the city next month. Mr*. Roht. New man wax,I prize claw, and, it .would be a difficult
You promiae oothin*—you njn
task to pick tlic winner. The effort of
needs b a new tourist hotel and a strong Urates*.
nothinf—you oblicate yourself to us
in no way -whatrver. Wa accept
next week will mean much to all of thane
pull from everybody. County division
your m«W wordJa-Jtircady assured, having Iteen settled
L’
F’ancy Work < Ircle_____ 1_ candidates. NO source that will yield
Our arparlrnca with them and th*
Don’t you nowbelirve that flrtall
Mrs. T. 3. Dnvb was hostess of the u subscription should be T dsra »■
several months ago without Orlando's
Ordotlies ar« worthy of a trioif
Utnsa who hava u*c«i them prava
Could any offer ba tnor* fair?
consent.
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Fancy Work Clrrle*Thurvlay afternooff.- There are many virgin fields into which
that thry are rcailv th* moat plaating
candidates
have
not
entered.
Suhsi-rije
The mt*ntl»ers‘ of the circle spent n very
and satufactory boatl rtmedy -w*
know of..
pleasant social afternoon together in the tlon# ran be secured right around you
AN HOUR IN ORLANDO
RaraJI Onlerllr* tóala Hk* randyi»
Candidate* should open their eyes to
enjoyment of their pretty fancy work.
Th*y ara aonthina and aaay in action.
Delicious straw-lwrrieH with whipped the opportunities around them before
The editor of The Herald had the
Th*y don't rana* grípiog. naueaa.
purging nr *xra**ÍT* |no*cna*», a* do
pleasttr of ajwttding an hour’ at the Or cream and wafers were served by the hooking away for subscription*. This
the usual phyiic or laiatirt. lUxatl
ange County Fair on W'cdnosday. the Jioatu-x, whoso gmvls were Mrs. J. D.l week will, lie u week of .hustle and those
Ordcrlir* accrn to art as a toaicStrangthanar upan Iba narras and
time being limited Ix-cause there is so Roberts. Mr*. J. J. i’ urdon, Mrs. W. 1,. rundfdatA who get out early and work
wutclaaof thaUiweta. ThajrpromptTtrrauch to rio In Sanford that’ wo could Miltecr. Mr*. D. A. Ci MsCt II, MrrrCrCri iate-will reap the harvest of vote*. The
CAUTION Plaaaebcar in tnind that Raialt Orslartin are oot aold by atl drugnot stay at the county seat any longer. Woodruff. Mr*. M. H. Hill, Mr*. W, T bonus certificates are the one* that will
gíata. You can huy Raiall Ordarliea otily at The ftaiall Stores.
win the prize*,-and the present bonu*
The fair b a sucres« in every way and John*. Mrs. J. T. Rrady
You coa buy Itera!! Ordcrtiaa in thla community qnly at our atora:
offer b 25,000 extra votes for even,* f 11.00
the public spirited people of Orango
worth ol subscriptions sent In before
county should be commended for the
Lend a Hand Stic
Haturady, Marchi ?lilt,*"
'get together’ spirit demonstrated by
The tymfl a Hand Club will conduct noon
jft*
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FLO RID A
the fine displays from every part of the one of their popular mile of good things
1( any candidates are Under the Im S A N F O R D
Store
county. The people of Hnnfofd, a* to eat tU ihe store uf J. D. Rulwru Üat- pression that they will-gat inor* voter
urday afternoon, cun»Uting of rhirken at the close of the rontwt than they will
T W , U a n*x*n Hlor* « n-.rly *T*/y U>wo and d ly to tb* Umlad flUJ
thought camo to us that thb would and potato salad, bread, baked beans now, and *re holding subscription* for
f l i t e M ^ T te S U a dlfferai» R-i»H U«n«ly for awirty **wy ordU
*^Üb MV^uny d«Un*d I** th. parli-adar ill for *fckh H i* raromrn«.!*!.
probably be our. last os next year we plea, cake, doughnuts and candy,
that purpose they will I** sadly disap
T b » R i u l l S tores n r» A m e rica ’ s G r e a te s t D ru g !
pointed. Subscriptions will count more
in votes next week than they ever will
again. There b no limit to the number
of bonus certificates n candidate may
win, and the more they do win the earifi
it will lie to keep in the prite class.
You Know Us
L. R . PHILLIPS & C O
S P R IN G
C IT R U S
BOOK
Voifng P ow er o f hiabscriptlon«
Payments on all subscription* will
earn votes according to the following
schedule.— Rcnwralr a ud bulk UUlH.7îfr
Hons count the unie -as new suiiscrlp-
FULL CROPS
H A L F DROPS
This booklet gives the reasons for spring fertilising, description ul
and mode of spplicstion
Sent on request
iyeara'. 8.00.
6 yean»’ 10.00
IDEAL Method» have made the banner grove*.
25.000 vote*
75.000 Vote*
The list of candidate* and their vote
exhibit as counted up to noon Thursday
Sanford, Fla.
Mbs Ruth McDaniel____B2.750
M i« Esther M iller__ ‘________ 22,860
ÀIra. R. A .N «w m a n „___ ____ 10
Sanford. FIs., R. F. D. No. I.
Mrs. I. V. Stenttron
5
s.inford, FI*., R. F. D. No. 2
Mbs Gladys Groen .........
,7
Sanford. Fla.. B. E. Ii. No. 3.
Ml** EtheLHicksun . ¿ ............ ..5
Min Maud Cameron
10
Mias Perry Loo Bell .......... ..
Pa»la, FI*.
Mbs Bailie Lipford
,.,*.8
Geneva, Fla.
Mr*. David Speer............ ........
$
Oveld». Fla.
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CHOICE SELECTED STOCK
• Writ« for Prit**.
L»f u* n o d y ou m i booklm IrUJt I’o«*ipm » hJ
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W IL S O N & T O O M E R
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F E R T IL IZ E R C O
MANUFACTURERS OF IDEAL FERTILIZERS
JACKSON VILLE.
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FLORIDA
Local Agent R. C. Maxwell, Urn nr h Manager
□aooaaoooapoopoD
take a Hunting Trip on tlie Rs/nona where you will have all
mmfom of home?’ It doevo-'t,' cost any more. She it
-ihc-Etn«at .V enal jq S»efat4-4IatL» *i-- ■RasdJ- Je »— --------Plcuure Panie* at
Mrs. L 8 . McBride.
W íñ t« Park, Pfa.
Enquire.of E. P,.Faltón on boat at City Dock or See
Miss Ruth Royal .
Enterprise, Fla.
Mrs. H. F. Quackenbou. .
7* / v
-Zellwood, Fla.
MIm 8 ouslu Houston.^___ _
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A want ad is a good investm ent
�TH E’ SANFORD
HERALD
la perfect health; but to enjoy
. ■ good health
. It is necessary
first to get rid o f the minor ailments caused by dofectorL irregular action,, a t , tlio ’ stomach," liver, kidneys
“
Old you ever figure just iiow fust your money will pile up
when set to wnrkf
One Dollnr nt compound interest Will Double Itself in Seven
teen year», hut One Dollnr Deposited Kvfryjra^hir.lP-'VfilM ynTT,
pLm-v « i y
and make all sufferers feel tired or good for nothing.
W*e$ay
Interest on Savings
Deposits Every 3 Months
4**■
, •
V Then we udd that interest to your original deposit and at the
end of another three months, we figure interest on the total nnd
so on.
You can now see how rapidly your money will ¿row when
Bel Uvwork
(Tb* L*rv**t S«U of A.ay Marcia, la Ua WorVO
START
have proved themselv6s to be the best corrective or pi
ventive o f these troubles. They insure better feelin
and those who rely upon them soon find themselves
brisk and * strong they are better able to work and
£n}oy life. For that reason alone, Beecham*B Fills, are
month’» Visit to relatives In WliIRton,
w/Mû» Kate Drown of Fanford Height*
Lcorop*nM Jw -.isur. Mm Mitchell
to Coorjtla. whore » 1« will (pond form*
VMre. E. L. Uobiraon, who ia to bo
'tolobt of the pond organ dedicatory
»ill white hem bo guest ot Mrw Uoaty
'Wight.
’ ^ P»i|y I* being arranged to go over
to DeLand on the 28th to, hear David
Bif|)hain, one of the world’» mo»t famoua
n.
.• ' • ' '
; ,
nator Fletcher »od Congressman
Clark have been Invited to attend and
participate in the great organ dedicatory
next Tuesday night.
Mm. Adams arrived in the city Wed
nesday from Kentucky, called hem by
the illness of her husband. Mr. Adams,
who h»s a home oh Sanford Heights.
pMr. and Mm. Smith of Auguata, Ga.,
»re the gueata of their dnughter, Mr*.
,W. T. Field». Mr. and Mm. Smith re
cently celebrated their 60th wedding
R
The Guarantee Investment and Loan
Co., Curry Bldg., Tampa, Fla.j' lend
money nf 5 pet cent interest, payable
In small monthly instnllmente. Write
for*particular«.
local 47-tf
PilLibury Flour, half bhl for 18.25.
R G. Stockton, phone ¡16.
63-1 tc
See Smith, Fia-It-Man. All general
house repairs. Room /, M. G. T. Hlock.
50- If
Best Seeded Raisin», 10c. It. (¡.
Stockton, phone 36.
63-ltr
While tho weather ia hot buy your
dried chipped beef at W. W. Long's
grocery. Sliced on an American slicing
machine
94-tf
Mrs. R. L. Shlnholser hae liikim the
anniversary.
MLta Beulah Philips of Femandinn,
«ho lia* been the guest of her con tin.
Mrt. S. 0 . Shlnholser. 1» spending wine
time with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mr». L. K. Philips.
Hilly Fudger of the new firm of Fudger
i Turner of Jarkaonville wan in the city
yesterday calling on the local trade
Tlu re art* no two more popular men than
Hilly Fudger and Jim Turner.
Monday evening next, tho Woman's
agency (or the Spirella Corwt and will
b«> plcascti to call upon thiwo desiring
to purchase. Drop tier a card pr call
at 620 Palmetto ave.
local 19-if
WANTS
All Local Advertisement« Under Thla
llo u d ln i Three Cant» a Lina fitch Issue
Fur Kent— House un Park avenue and
Second street. See Mrs, U. L. Jones;
63-tf
_.~2hB"Ta£v**-4*>-T'<"*<rrri ( ifdwry Farm, one
of the lu-«t farm properties in Florid«
mklence, Magnolia nnd Seventh St.
Thirty-three
twenty-sen^ cleared,
AU member« arv urged to lie present.
twelve tiled, very strung four inch flow
Meeting at 7:30.
well, large shed. foreman'* house and
V Mr. and Mr*. Webster Howard of
other buildings good pair mu.le* wagon«
Holley, New York, are guest* of their
und farm tool*
Ideal location between
rouMn. Mm. L. R, Philips and. fanuJy.
Lake Bertaford and St. John* river
Mr. and Mrs. Howard will visit St.
Rail and water transportation. Will
IVterdiurg and other points in the »lute
«ell at half it* value. For particulars ad"before ret urniftg f(TthStr home.
drew* DeLand Realty Company, DeMina Gertruda Green of Sanford, at Ianid, Fla
63-4te
the public recHM in Emerson College of Found—Silk parasol, supposed to be lout
On\|ory t 1' Boston., Uiis week, read on city duck. * Finder pay for thl* notice
“ Aunt Polly's Goorga Waahingtuii ”
and get parasol at Herald Office,
Tin- exceptionally good darky dialect
For Rent One five room cottage, No.
uihti-d a great deal to thehurnorou* pice«- 1200 Park avenue, f 12.50 j»*r month
S. at* for tie grand organ dedicator* Water free. Piauuewion givqn Mar. 3rd.
next Tuesday night an* going rapidly fl. W. Hpcncer.
53-11
and music lover« are therefore re»|upstid
For Runt— 5-room cottage, with all
to x-cure .tiielr tickets «oon aa possihl**, modern improvement«. Palmetto A va..
as only.so many wiil be aold os there are N. H. Garner.
51-dtp
fitting« to accommodate. Those wlio
For Salo—Two story house and «mall
love and appreciate great mu*ir Bree*|H-<-- barn, four acres, forty orange tree*,
itlly wanted present, and thi* r«*iue*t other fruit. Three thousand dollar«.
« made in tnder^that none mar be-de One thousand in ih. balance to suit pur
barred from feeing and hearing in coin- chaser.
Pro|»erty at Paula, Florida.
Mr*. E. R ("urtla, Sanford.
4R-tf
For Sale Uifi pair* boim;r. pigyiffi*.
'
Madge and Vi-dit Ward, Mi^i
Malrcl Bowler and W. C. Hill motoretl
pairs.
A
DEPOSIT
NOW
And let your money work for you
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS
Yoi r Dept si's are Insured Ag,il isl Loss
It Costs you Nothing
For Rent—Two furnished roomer cor
ner, Third and Magnolia
Impure nt
Sanford Furniture (Jo. »tore,
48-if
Wanted—Clean cotton rag*, no »craps,
at the Herald office. Will pay 2 cents
per pound.
For Sale—Two family launches, also
wholesale fi*h business with launches,
boat» and nets, Also lake front lot with
three houses C. L. Vincent, nt fish
house.
37-if
Good Mule for Sale Cheap—For In
spection apply to John C. Edward»,
Celery avenue.
32-tfc
For Sale— Two good mules, wjgotv
and harness. ^See them at Mecca Ham
mock on Greenman place
36-tfc
St. Johns Hotel— Room* nnd hoard.
Homelike accommodations for regular
boarders or transient«. Good table.
Rnte* reasonable. W. If. Wathen Prop,
420 W. First St.
33-tf
Wanted -Orders for fine frost proof
cabbage plants, all varieties, f l 25 |w»r
1,000; cheaper, in larger lot« Satisfac
tion guaranteed. F . -S. Cannon. Mcggett's, S. C.
„
31-34U*
For Sale— Horse, carriage, wagon,
harness, tools, in A1 condition. Price
reasonable
Address H M I)., oar«Herald.
M-tfc
For Sale — 1 have I horse and run
about (niggy, and 2 head rows for »ale.
IVices very reasonable for n quick »ale.
If interest«*) apply to John T Edwards,'
(Vlery Avenue.
6lct-4
For Sale White Maltese hen and red
t'amcanx plg«-Otis, color banded , mated
pair« nnd youngster*. The heat *is the
cheapest
Sanford J’ lgeon Lofts,
Route |,
i2-6tc
Lost on Friday—Stick pin. Suitable
reward if returned to II. H Walker.
Ozuna. Fla.
62-21 p
For S a l e - $400 Piano Jor $126,also
four good mules. Fred Shuman, West
Side.
. 52-tf
For llent for Share of Garden Crop
Eight acre« *u|>*-rmr garden land Ten
ant to have u>u of comfortable cottage
near Lake Monroe, rent free. Kim
place lor poultry, only a few block« Iron
largest and most profitable poultry
farm in tho aouth. ln<|uire of Geo. H.
Pnlmer or Thayer'* »tore. Enterprise,
Fla. Enterprise Ferry leavn Sanford
city dx*k, fare 25 rest*.
52-'ltp
We have been tn business In this town
for tom i time, and we are looking to
build up trade by always advising our
patrons right.
Bo when w# tell you that we have
found the ecsema remedy and that wo
stand back o f It wllli the manufacturer's
iron clad guarente«, hocked by ounielvee
you can depend upon II that we give our
advice not tn order to aelt a few bottles
of medicine to akin sufferer«, but be
ca u*e we know how It wilt help our
bolineas If wo h d p our patrona
hotM« will eo«t you nothing, Ton atom*
to JuU»»
.
Again amt ajratn we have »«en how a
few drop* o f tut* »tniple wa»h applied
to the akin, take* aw ay the Itch, in
stantly. And the cure» all eeetn to be
permanent.
.
,
D. D. D. Preacrlptton made by the
U p,
Unborn torln» of Ghlcn«o, la
coinponed of thrmol. glyrerlne. oil of
wlnlernreen and «¡lU«‘ r lt«-alu>* eoolMti»,
cooling Ingredient*
And It you are
Juat crniy with Itch, you will feel
soothed and codied, tho tlch absolutely
naelied nwajr the moment you applied
We keep In »lock and sell, alt the well
_
_
known skin romtdlM. But wo will *®y tid e P P P
We have made feat Menda of more
this:
If you arc auflering from any
kind of akin trouble ectenia, psoriasi», than one family by recommending Oil»
rash or Iettar, we want you to try « full remedy to a akin aufferer here and
atte bottle o f D. D. P Prescription ■her« and we want yon to try It now
And. If It does not do the work, thla
L.
R.
PHILIPS
& CO
DRUGGISTS
W h ere They
T ak o
a
Slant
at
tho
Follow ing
Good for Saturday and Monday Only
18 pound* Granulated Sugar
10 pound Bucket Snow Drift Lard
Home Made Guava Jelly ¿lav*
3-pound Can Finest CJnsliiV Guava*
1 quart Can Wesaon f Id
1-peek Best Irish Potatoc*
Arthur Schleman, Tampa, Flu.,
to DeLand today to attend the second flume Warden.
46-8tp
concert nf the music fretival thay 1« being
For Sale— Beggar Weed Seed. Wt
guarantee our Tom Wataon and all varietica of watermelon aeed to 1m* true to
name. Write for price«. For 33 years
wc have grown melons for seed purposes
only. Girndcau Seed Co., Monticello
Fla,
42-26tc
For Sale— Two desirable Iota in SanTKyrt-W.tfk*.. -Ilwrfrwin If
promnt. Address, D. G. Wagrterk SitnuTIWT
a,
44-tf
For Rent—Six room cottage witii all
modern Improvements. 409 Palmetto
k
Hayes Buys Home
avenue. Apply to F. W, Mahoney at
F. H. Walaeman has sold hla bungalow Fernald Htfwe. Co
- 83*tf
on Magnolia avenue to DoWltt Hayes,
For Sal«— Pop corn wagon at corner
Magnolia avenue property U considered First and Park» Ave. Enquire at Bishop
»otnu uf th« lieel
thr
friends of Mr. and Mr«. Uaye* are con
gratulating them upon their purchase.
held at Stetson Univeraity. The con
cert is given by the Junior Chorus ol
the High School and the Stetaon Vesper
Choir, assisted by Mias ifrntrice MrCue, contralto; Mrs. Annie Louiae David,
Ti.irpl.tr.' Mf. M|UlTu KeHeematv-lmi:
lone; Mr. John W. Phillips, conductor:
Mr«. J, W. Phillips, acrompanlat.
K
«
Too Mgny Laft-Haddad.
Inquiry anting 366,270 molt of the
German army dnreloped that 10.291
of tharu were peft handed.
The inTeutlgatora claim left-handed persons
are not the equkl of rfght-bandot^ oitfa
In phyaleal and mental strength.
Ben.Ch>m <-ry Butter, 40e par poun
B-G. StockiSn, phona 85.
58-ltc
We will roof your house with
the best metal roof made at
$6T0(Tpersquarc,puton. Sm all
vour work.
ftuttcriw,
Stockton, phone 35.
M-b*»
Wade, the Tuner. Orlando.
tf
The Gate City Houae has broug
down the high cost of living.. Only W -1
par week for the finest table board
the city. See Parker.
*
28-tf
SASH
DOORS
ROOFING OF A L L KINDS
extra charge for special fitting.
Let a s make you an estim ate on
Smith, Ftx-It-Man, does beat pa
vacant or
niiiied room in Blah
Holden Real Estate
Foe 8 alc—Chnop
Complete, Enaulre
M i» N. A. Wylly, F
unable.
block.
top
Enquire
Runatwut,
P ric o s
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�tim JANFOItb IIEftALÖ
Fsbfuary < 1, 1318
i s
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■sncTTtrr^,'
5*
THOUSANDS HAVE ATTE
™
I THE OPENING DAYS OF THE
SAVING A
DOLLAR —
is E p a L Io Earning
FIRST STREET
A DOLLAR
SANFORD, FLORIDA
A premier effort in value giving without parallel or counterpart. This sale is t<
Impress you with our progressiveness and aggressiveness and it is one way we have o
showing our appreciation of the patronage already bountifully bestowed .upon us. Its
effect will be lasting and those who attend it will be enrolled among our patrons in the future
. We again impress upon you that prices like ours are rapidly vacating tables, shelves
Naturally the best will go first and should you share in this wonderful bargain festiva
that this sale affords, you will have to hurry as the time is limited.
THE FOLLOWING Q U O T A T I O N S W I L L E M P H A S I Z E OU R S I N C E R I T Y
Between 10:00 and 10:30 a.
sell 10 yards best dress and
apron C inghams at this «ale
for only
Between the hours of 11:00
we- will «ell Simpson’s and
American print Calico, 10
m. we will
t A
¿L
and 11:30
a n
/ / t i 1
“Tietween tlabours
T il b
1:30 we will put on sale five
1 1 If*
«pools of Thread, Coats, etc
lletwecn the hours of 2 and
/»
2:30, Sheeting 3Bin wide, actr h /*
ual Ocrjuality, lOyardi for..:.
Between the hours of-3 and 3:30 we will
sell Amoakeag Flannel» our
j •%
regular 10c value, One quäl- ¿L I f*
Ity, 10 yard«for........... .....
And jnany others too* numerous to
tneyUon,
R«»ween the hours of 4 and 4:30 we
will sell our 10c l*awns nnd 1 A fw
many J 6c Lawns, fine values
at It) yards for ....... , ____ ^
\K U \s
■ SPECIAL \l.l
MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS
Men's 15c black Hose, double
heel ant) b»e, nowls your oppor
tunity. Forced Sale Price
Men's Handkerchiefs, hem
stitched border, worth 15c, ©tir
Forced Sale Price ....... ....
DAY
Everj* one knows what SuLine Silk i«,
the quality that sells fur 35c
anti never less, 310 yardsuf.it
I If*
while it Ignts
„__ „ „ . . a. .
^
600 YDS. ONLY
Now or never will you have such an
opportunity of buying an all-g A
wool novelty Suiting, regular
I M /*
60c seller, While It lanta
X » /w c
SUITS
--The self seme 4M.00 Kuila mis in such
popular demand for all burin«*» wear.
Suits that always «ell rj* -* n a
in hand. 25c value«. Our Forced
Hale Price . . . . . .
...
. AJcn’s Guyot Suspenders untl
leather onda, 25e value. Forced . wJ0
......... ' i f A*
Sale Price .;______ ;
With each 50c purchase made during this safe
you will receive a chance on the Cold which will
be in two, p r f a l i i . . •__ ________
_
v THo person holding the first lucky number will
receive $15.00 In Gold. The second person will
receive $10.00 in Gold. '
The drawing will be held* In front of our store
on Saturday, March 1st, at 4 P. M.
Be sure to ask for coupons with each purchase
and save them until the drawing on March 1st.
mtP.P.LS AND PILI.OU i'AHEff
Pillow Cases, full size and good qilal
ity, same aa always «old for 20c W
everywhere, excellent value. M i 1
Forced Sale Price_______ _____
F.xtra sito Pillow Cases, 36x46
gular 26e value. F’orced Sale
Hero we have a well made.
Beamless Sheet, always sold
fo r ll. ForeedSale Price
PANTS
F’orced Sale Price
Ladies' blsck satin Belts and white
-wrsab'beiu, wUnwf»*Titfl tNr. ill
VC/*
O L
Men’s. Patita of Waterproof material
narfeclfitting, reculer f 2.00
p a free «ht*w» -1h>nu aus. Forowi—
Sale Price is only •
, € F t7 v T
TOWELS
Good Fare Towel«, as long a«
they last we offer these for our
ForcedSale .... ' __ ______~
lairge blenched face Towels,
such as al way« «cil for 15c. Our
Forced Sah Price
........... .
Men'«) Negligee Shirts,
-a
only 3 dor; regular,60c value.
I
Forced Sale Price
■t Men’s boat work Shirt«,
-f
•iOo value, rare bargain«.— . I M p
Forced Sale Price . .
A l /v
Twerity-dve dozen Men1«
Dress Shirts. 60c valaes.
/ M /*
Forcer! Sale Price .... . ... , " t* L
Men-’* Fteered Lined Underweur. Shirts and Drawers.
Forced Sale Price_____ ,____
f » -g
< | B
V X V*.
■ M e n ’s Elastic Drawers, Ih-si quality of
Peppered Drill, always sells
0 .0 ^ *
for 60c. Forced Sale Price
O O C
BOYS’ SUITS
Your choice-of any Suit ns high as $2.
Latr/it stylrs in black and
colon*, fine bargains, Forced
Sale Price*
.......
BED SPREADS AND Dl.ANKETS
Full blvw*ihfc>U.
n^tLnrn^
.•«»ru inrvr, ulnrgrty~Tï*nT
med for use, J l .00 value, x I H r i S *
Forced Sale Price.
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wm
m
m
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* A-*
In this particular lot we have a well
made Sheet, 72 by HO, regu
gw mm
lar
60c value. * orced Sale
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Sale Price
Double Hla.ikct«, «ix-cial site ame
quality, colored Iwrder. Onr
a -w
Form ! SAle Price for these / I I / *
Blankets
.....“ X V
Ladles'Cause Vewln, all our 16 * a
cent value«, n fine ilnu. Forced
/I /*
A7
. Will take place each d/y at various
times of this sale: We quote only a few
of them: Between 9:30 and JO a m
*j
win ,-.<■!! 1« yurda joLlifc.. A X i *
Only 10 yards to a customer.
incites ueic Thread Hose,
oil double heel and toe, reguh r 26c. Forced Sale Price
H o - e , while-ti
-g -g
t I I /*
X X V
lue. univ a small
number.
F’orced Sale
Without a doubt you have had the opportunity of attending'a number of sales
Sanford; we will also admit that prices were figuring in these sales, and flimsy excuses
but-wa appeal ta you noLto stay_a.way frQmJbiajsale. as..we have on e aim in view anc
that is to sell this stock at such prices never before heard of in the Entire State of Florida
= = = = =
REMEMBER WE QUOTE PRICES
FIRST STREET
SANFORD, FLORIDA
'
�ftb n U jr 18. » 1 8
fHE SAMPORD'▼HERALD
,
aome white birthday cake, with ita five
Public Lands Withdrawn
GilnwviUe, Yeb. 20.—Receiver Henry little candles, which was the lovely cen
a Chubb and Receiver Shields Warren, terpiece on the table, the handsome white
" o | the United Sut«* Land OflW* for cbver of which woe artutkally decoraUd
COMING
DAVID SPEJUtJhopmw,
The J. H. Eschman
Florida here, have received Instruction
tjoln the general land office at Washlng■ith^rawa) an a phw-
Will Exhibit In
Sanford— Monday? and Tuesday
Spi ria I by the With « Month
[ Good Location
■
Good Service !
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (1
. F eh ru a ry 2 4 t h and 2 5 t h
Two Performances Daily---Rqin or Shine •
Afternoon at 2:00 O’clock. Evening at 8:00 O’clock
Free Exhibition on the Show (hounds Before Each Performance
Crons (Episcopal), until fitrtlu-c hoik
will bo os follows: *
Sunday school at 0:46 m i i .
Morning Prayer with sermon at 11
o’clock, and
Evenipg Prayer with short sermon at
Iftftwm trpo Bisik M ttern«, WMt« L^kara*,
Cornialk Gam*, W klu Orpiafla», R I Rods.
¿ m a m é iSaJhioo. WKiit llttc o v f aad MtlUrd
D * i.
ttîfl» CUm hlM ilA I StAci
AerinUsts, Contortionists, Tumblers, Jugglers, W irc-wulkcrs, Gym
nast s,-Magi cion s, Singers, D ancers « n d -C lo w n s ---------- —
On
X Strange and Curious Creatures from All Parts o f the World
¿J? i
■*.
•’ . ¿ Prof. B artinno’s Trained A nim al Exhibition
' m
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“ E du cate« Dog*. Ponies, Monkeys, Mules, Birds and Elephants-.
D«| Jd
C h i c h i , t i f f . C sifftpoiidiM t Soladlo©
Everythittf Abec-laiely C s i r i t x d «• repr*
MAtod of Msnwj Rofwbdtd,
..
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7:80 «very, Sunday in the month.
' " W the first Sunday In the month
there will be.a.celebration of the-Holy.
Communion at the 11 o’clock service;
■Wltt-Qgrtha-thkd. Sunday «ii-tlw month,
there will be an early celebration at 7:30.
"LITTLE NEMO", T he Smallest Trained Elephant In The World
-O nrntP+row -BocdCxnecal-by iicof.ffotrHofe -Wt«•1d-Tmired Musirians
The mid-week services will lie as fol
lows:
Tuesday afternoon at 4.
Wednesday evening at 7:30. .
P lu m b in g and
Thursday afternoon at 4:00 o’clock.
Friday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock
G as Fitting
The Guild of the Holy Crons will meet
Friday afternoon of each week during All Work Receives My Personal
Attention And Betit Efforts
Téléphona No. 28
Opposllo City Hsll
INDIAN RUNNER
DUCK EGGS
Filed for Record
'Charles Morris and wife to Hank of
Oakland.
Genuine Seed Potatoes, Spaulding
Addle Miner awLhusnabd to William Rose No. 4. per 160 lit bug
Red
Bliss Triumph, per' !!M) llr Itng 2.66.
D. Tucker.
L R. Wfclsmnn and wife to DeWiit Can furnish seed grown either in Maine
or New York stale. We guarantee our
Hay«.
seed to be the best and true to name.
W. II. Munger and wife to Henry C. Ten years in the seed business, not n dis
satisfied customer. American Produce
Chadwick.
*V
Company. Jacksonville, Florida. 46-24c
Solomon Hawn to J. P. Williams
Tkal ersry added tabJam« McCawley and wife to B. F.
acribar fcelp* to aaki this
Wheeler.
A, C. L. TIME TAB1.K
papar buttar for rrsry body
John Parnell and wife to Beck Payne.
Wilber L. Tilden nml a ifo turdi*»««*--■
Lockhart*
S. A. Boblreion und wife to Anna I. *V
Newkirk.
'
,s
•*
G. W. Cook and wife to George W. ^
It is an absolute fact, that one 50 cent
Renton.
jar of WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM
George W. Benton and wife to Joe and
South Bound
Klita Ciarfc/
v
George W. Benton and wife to S B s
Show Grounds, Comer 3rd &. Palmetto. •Don't Forget Days & Dates
M onday, Feb. 24th .
Tuosday, Feb . 25th .
iQOoaooooooooaaoooaDOoaaaooaooooaaoooooaooooaaaooaoi
F E R T I L I Z E YOUR O R A N G E TREES
T h e mild winter has caused the spring growth
f o start early.
D on 't delay fertilizing.
Favorite Fruit Manure will give results and
will not produce die-bark.
YOUR
TRUCK
AND
GARDEN
CROPS
INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER
Freckled Girls
FLORIDA
JACKSONVILLE
A. B. South to G. T. Smith.
Daniels Bros, to J. B. Long.
Sherwood Kipp and wife to Baldwin
From Trilby
For Trilby
A Personal Trlbule
EditortJT The Sanford Herald, In View of tiro fact of my probable ab
sence from Sanford next weak at the
time of the public dedication concert of
the new pipe organ in the Congrega
tional church I wish to take this oppor
tunity to make a statement. Whatever
of advantage »hall come to the church
and the city from the installing of this
fine instrument I believe we owe very
largely to Mr. fb T. Woodruff. Not
TTTh^ji.'.'UiJ ^
n!
l/. ni Imrii
within and without the congregation It
U due him lu miy that hut for Ida gijner-
osity and hU persistent efforU nothing
would have been don« at thin timr- to
meet the time limit ImjKsied by Mr. Car
negie, whooe gift for the organ wav prom
ised two years ago.
Not only ha* Mr. WoodrufT I»bond
day and night-in gathering together-the
fund* needed to pay for the organ, but
hr, ha* sparer! neither skill nor pains to
.tt^rtAbe very best Instrument that can
be'TiAif fdF’ttm iponey. Sanford I* to lie
congratulated u^pn such public spirited
F r o m L e e s b u rg
•For LueabUCg
-From Oviedo
-For Oviedo
^«.ily.T.yVf
Aidritjgc Drug Store
» Confi. Oll 0(* r^unlv. 11a.
of llllt a l i tiff# a©il to »tu» o»
•i*!
i>l Hi*» Barf». ii«T»*«t,
ftk«l htwUtO<n to mill wrtt of Ih» »hvmjM. <>* th- *-l
tn i*l! »0*1 PV U» •t»lil» *•' ih» uM
DIm Put*», -I—-**. I, th. lo!lo»ln* 'l<~" I
'-..I tone o, til.
toi». Um...
In i,
ä
Vit
Inquinine O » -t.h» »«.udlui *t '*»*•l»l«*
Hotiil. H.ile>».l ('«mpany htlh Ih» f —hfp W
rirt«»«" Town»hlp Nlwirm 1*J »ivi T*r*«l) IÏ1*
íouth lUnr- Thirty -BWf>-"t »nil runnin* th*-t>c
mt »km* Mkl Town.Kip lliw Trn ItOf rhlin. ti.
"Uh*, throe* Booth KtlUWI tilt chilo* lo S *i*k».
■hrnew Kwt on» ih»ln *rj Ally-lour Unta
o th. w*»t «kl. ol Ih. ri»ht of »»y of Ih» Bout'
Hort*I»
( 'artipunj, th.nr. In » north
utwty direction *km* »*** Un. ol nihi of
if ukl r.ilrca'l romp.nv to tl» jn.ini of hcflnr.ln*
irliHIrun» pflbl »nd e i 'ï « « '"
hnnJrw!th>
rf th. «nul * .!. <J the rilht «1 » * , OÍ th.
Your Grocer Knows—
We Know —
*
k til
. r m ,jf Und. loot® or l»«-.
T H I S IS T H E C A N
that holds the fine*! produci of die
coffee roasters art All diat skiffr
all that years of experience, all that
is included in a special formula for
blending that has been a secret for
more than 100 years, is given you in
Sold Und w in »
„ S . . V Tp. i o B. u. 30 n
Th«** »r« IhcMfir. to rit» >ou to »pt>»»r h»ft>r.
hi County Juif|r'» tVftirt nn or tufitr. 17th d»r
• n d ^ r^ M it W*u iolirtO w -lh i!
W H ITE C LO V ER F LO U R
IS B E T T E R
i n u itl t>. th i t i i l f t i m ,t t ir
GBOnB, "W AI.D KG^
Fu lly » u iitn ir i-d
IS
' ptjrthday Parly
“ Dr. and
N. Robson entertained
tbfr young friend*, of their Uttle ton
CUuds, Tuesday afterrtoo on the öccaskn of hi* fifth birthday, at a w y pretty
«range birthday party, at their 't ó d some home on Sanford fleighta. Tlù*
Util* gueeta were entertained by Mies
Suste Brown on the spacious and beau
tiful lawn, the 'attractive loveliness of
which la greatly imhftìced by the rich
foUage of thtr handsome orange trees In
hy both y o u r
yriKtl *nd tiiíFithí,
•« VOUR GROCER'DAS I I
is kept fresh, crisp, free from dust,
dampness and disagreeable odors
4 ^ 2 S IÄ S ii^ i
rw tiW pmp«fy.
KWrkfa,
t>rt. 601. t«t 36
by this airtight can, whose label
guarantees the purity of its contents.
i i wti *w l a a i l w a «" sh* »«i
îïuworîmgwl and thrr jinr
talloni.
nge bloaAms, nestling
it nnf. Ji.gQod. JU ..Ltliri
Vera served delicious
orange punch by JMre. W. T.’ Field», who
witff Mias Susie Brown amisted Mr».
Bobaon In entertaining and caring,for
her sop’s little gu
v Ttar little fo(ya
by inviution
into the dining *
♦Md.. for the bec
tini hand-
hmJ«I
Are Yon in Arretri
« y a i M tUml Yeatomi
WENEÉO THE MONEY
bw* fur P*»IM *»»nly *»6 ra ti* of r™
■ith .ItriA ^ l W-rW J*1 Ik . .U»v* rnm «l m .'f i ' i
Sîâra dtedk .III T .-r ira it by ih. ¡îo»rd n
( ‘m m ly
rrunt»«icmfT» of- O f in f f
S ä a i ’i
F
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N ..U U U U
�COUNTY DIVISION TRUTHS
Continued from Ant page .
•etti# it in a busi mm way. Do not get
City CoancU Meets
it into your head* .that you a»e the only
City council met in regular aerei on
in Sunday’» Times-Union saya nona o( man that Jbag a rifht to think. Now 1
president : F. L. Woodruff, C.*C.
thaso gentlemen are county office hold- am not speaking to any particular mun
or set of men. but to all.. It has been Woodruff, W. $. Hand, S. Runge, W. H.
IsfU to the Orlando corn»Pondent al yndatwood and B . W . H /w Ic* .rp v »».
daily paper published in Orlando. Thii
la supposed to be a part of Mr. Star
buck's speech, which I think is correct.
One fallacy of the Sanford crowd
(Note, the Sanford crowd) he cited was
with relation to the abolition of the
criminal court. He said Sanford pro
posed to save money by not having a
criminal court, but it is proved that such
cannot be the ease, for the reason that
considering the long delay* in handling
the canoe at hands of another court, dur
ing which time the prisoner would have
to be supported by the county, any-sas.
ing would be more than offset. Now
note two thinga: First, Mr. Starbuck is
a candidate for county solicitor; second,he left or tried to leave the impression
our near bank into their county division
fight. I, did not suppose that any one
«ouid so far forget themselves. It is
true T, C. Brennan is an anti—di visionbt.
He has also recently been elected a direc
tor In our bank, but why the bank's name
should be connected in any way with
county division I do hot know. AU the
directors and officers are not of one mind
on the matter, but we act aa Individuals
approve«!.
Communication from Mr. L. 0 . Stringfellow regarding the paving of Oak ave
nue from 9th to 10th strict« read am
action deferred until nc/it meeting..
The following rcaoiution m i then
adopted:
Whereas. The building at the east end
of Pint street, known aa the Leffler
block, is unsafe and unsanitary, there
fore be It Readived, that the owners be
notified to at once place the building in
good repair and good sanitary condition.
Moved.and seconded that the bid of
Hand Brae for $1.50 per thousand for
hauling the paving brick be accepted.
Moved and seconded that J. B. M sgnider be ordered to at once repair the
sidewalk, fronting his property on San
ford avenue. Carried.
Moved and seconded that council adjoam. Carried.
director«' room.
Treat us fair. Give us the’ right to
think nml act.a* frre men and don't try
to drag our institutions that we are try
ing to build up into such thinga. One
stranger standing on one of our principal
street rprners asked Where Oviedo was.
From where he stodd he could have
thrown
a atone into the postofflxe, four
aald.waa-iba whole Uuth in a nutshell
and the. bubble was bursted. Now, I general mercantile establishments, meat
want to aay that 1 cannni tUal aa charit market, one church, drugstore and alably wttfc
with friend Howard, because he is a Igwycr and knows that under our laws there insigniAcant little community and that
are other ways to dispoac of these cases «as why we bad been so grooatiy neg-l r . Kissimmee * Nest Mayor
Fred Baas of Kissimmee w m in the
than to lodge them in Jail and feed them, lectad, and to try to better our condition
dty yesterday shaking hands .with his
awaiting the regular term of circuit court. wt are for county dibivon.
Now, thia (s not a personal matter. I m»nY Wends. Fred is a married roan
I called his attention to'this fact later
It
is a public matter to be settled by those I now» having taken one of Lake City's
and his laughing answer to me was that
he was not testifying to everything he interested. It is not a matter for Or- f*lre»t daughters and haa Mehewed base
knew. Another thing Attorney Star- lando or Sanford to settle. In quoting I ball and other sports and settled down to
buck died a case way down in Palm Agurrs, why do you confine yourselves I proaale business and the philosophy of
Beach county,where a friend of his owned to only those that apply to the two big IW*- Fred is one of the most active, enone mile square and paid something like towns. Why don't you meet the propo-1 •r*«Uc and versatile young men of our
$17.00 taxes. Since division his taxes sition fairly and squsrvly? The propo-1d*ter county, and just now is a candidate
■re over $100.00. Now I am not very si Lions laid down in the statement o w l lop Mayor of Kissimmee. He will get
good in Agurse, but most any schoolboy the signatures of Mr. Bates and Mr,]*1* ° mc*. for be generally gets what he
ran Agure it for you. 1 showed him Far«U r apply to the proposed new coun- J* * n.u _and X!* Hffald PfwU®** that in
from where he stood, tope of tress In ty, not to Orlando and Sanford alone.
Oviedo section, more thaq six aquare When you tell «he people of Oviedo that
miles, that the Increase in aaeesaed val Hanford get» more'than her share of the
uations have beat that without improve school money, why don’t you also, tell us
ments, and it is In Old Mother Orange, what proportion we get? Have you
O. P. .Swope* has purchased the por
that has not been divided. In Palm ever denied the fact that Sanford did not table cot tagpa that were on the lota at
Beach county this speaker was perfectly
thb corner of Filth and Park, and is re
familiar with conditions, but on land Fseta about the whole county 1» what moving them to Oviedo, where he ex
where his own cattle grate he did not we want. Let us have them. Sanford pect» to have his office and be rloeer to
know. Oh when shall the blind quit has furnished them to us. If tb*y.ar» his lands in Bisck Hammock. The city
trying to lead those that can see? When not correct we would like to know. If should voU Mr. Swope a medal for re
will we reach the point where we are «rill the north end of the codnty is such a moving these bouses from oneTif the
ing t ^settle every question on its merit«
driest building lots in Sanford, and it la
to be hoped that the owners of three luiA
and not aeek llH |Tm >— H i ! " ‘ '
real truth? The question of county ; Let's talk business,
wfll erect thereon the handsome reridivision Is a Mu] nere matter. Let's j ' '
f* E. A, DOUGLASS. ‘I dence which this Ans location «‘arrant»,
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WITH A
CONSCIENCE
T
H E Reputation for Quality
Enjoyed by U s has been
Gained by Honest and P e r
sistent Efforts to Supply M erchant
disc of Durability and Character.
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•
.
4 ’ if
W e supply.jnen with-mercbetndi&c.from reputable manufacturers which
Clothier and Men's Furnisher
F L O R ID «
rsanie Chinili
Tnancrat
Jaj _-Y-
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We Have Ever Shown
We will be Pleased to Show Them
FLORIDA
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S o m l-W o o k ly — Tuesday
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S A N F X J R D — Lit* t*
Wonh Living
• A N C OR O, C L O R IC A . T U E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 18, I t i *
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION
W*
and
D e a t h o f G e o rg e A rm s tro n g
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
Suuda) Nchoyl Class Social
V o lu m « V
DEEP WATER AT SMYRNA
The funeral of George Armstrong, Sr.
_______
Misses Mell und Alice Whltner entook place from hi* evidence on Elm P
.
tertainisi their Sunday school classisi «t
Assum es C o l d B l o o d e d Murder avenue Saturday afternoon nt H o’ clock Dcst Medium for Exploiting “ very j»r»*tt> and delightful G«*«rg. ’ errn a n en t O r g a n iz a t io n W a s
The service* w«*re conducted by Jtev,
City's Advantage
Washington Party ” Friday ev-ning last
o f all O p p o s i t i o n .
F o r m e d Lust N ig h t.
J D. Langley of the Congregational'
The room* were ver>' attractively
church* of whicli the deceased was a
licori
decoratisi
with risi ruses, orange hlosmember for many years.
Iorbs and «rnllax, with the ever «ugges- PHOJtCT WILL Bf PUSHf D NOW
BENEfIT COMMUNITY'S INTEREST sorbs
PRESIDENT MADERO SHOT
The music was sung by Mr, E. T.
, the Washington hatchets of various
Woodruff, Mrs. Geo. Speer. Dr. C, E
size* in red and green, the charming color
Walker and Mrs. C. E. Walker.
Any City or County Could Alford motif.
Other State New» Itemi thaï w i ll
Other New* from the W orld at Large
The following gentlemen acted as pall
Delicious punch wai served by Misses
to take Extra Copies >of
Interest Busy Herald
bearers: Walter Peters, Julius Hutchin
LiflJan Herring, Lettie Caldwell and
by Telegraphic Tick*
Weekly Paperi
.. Readeca__
son. T hna- iL-Davis. l l aury-WiUa. CUaa.
Annie \Yhiuwr„— - -• - FrancUco I. Madero and Pino Suarez R. Walker, Chas. F. Haskins.
Thevyoung guests spent a very pleas
I he commissioners of Osceola county
Last night at New Smyrna a permaThe flowers were beautiful and In
are dead. In a midnight ride under
ant evening In the enjoyment of music
formerly paid for several thousand
.
.
.
.
.
,
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nont
organization waa iuttmwl (or the
guard JrQa>^tW na.UanALiMdiMT«,<«r;
l£tga..
bandnom«* set
. lrtrw
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copfcv'of thr coumy-papers and sent andj various mterestlng-rmrt armzrtrnr puriiose of. npushing
the bill for an appenitentiary they were killed.
The cir designs and many bunches und masses.
or gam«. - ~
them to people In the north, and the reproprlatmn for deepening Mosquito
cumstance« surrounding the death of A fine pillow design was sent by the
Ice cream and cake were *erv*i*d in the
markable growth of ihe countv was
Itil**» A Inrg«' crow«! was [treat*nt und
Brother
hooii
of
I
ateo
moti
ve
Engineer*,
the deposed president and vice president
dining room which with the table was
directly due tin* system of advertising
representative*«
from all the citi**» und
o( the republic are unknown, except a« to which Mr Armstrong Ifelonged for an
(H-slefull) decorated with tin* prevailing
Recently the board U-came |H«eved at
town*
within
a
radius
of lid) mile« were
given in official dispatches which do not ex tende«! period
colors and hutohet* A unique feature
the newapHiiere’ attitude on the good
In
attendance
und
most
enthusiastic
The hulls«* was filled wuh sympathis
in all case* conform. The only wit
of the refreshment table was that the
ov«*r the protect
road* (juestiiin and 11i,<-on(Inu«*<i tiu
ness« were those actually concerned in ing friend*, who felt thq grief of the
dainty doilies were foldisi to represent
subscriptions The actum called forth
O tl iJ
colonial hats wlucii were so much ad
„ the killing.
Provisional
President stfickeii family
the following article from S«s*re(iir)
1‘larts fur a hotel io cost riot l«*s< than
Mr. Armstrong »a« a highly respect
mired h) tlie g'lest« Hiat they wer • deGeneral Victoria no Huerta, s&ys the
Balm id the Sanford Commercial Club
sirril a« souvenirs uf the delightful oecu- il it,mm uri* being mai urtai al ilnniekilling gf the twg mej^w^f incidental to u £il and honored citizen, who liv«*«i a quiet
Sanford, Fla.. February ft, Iklli
*t«*ad An acre of ground a» a site (or
i «ion.
fight between their guard and a party life, discharging all hi* duue* in a simple,
Editor Valley Gazette: When thi
Those com[>o»ing the two Sunday the structure, has b « n secured in th«
attempting to liberate them. The min* unostentatious way. Hu ' was a faithful
county began to purchase subscriptions
schwd clanaes were Minaes Lillian Her heart of the town.
iitcr of foreign relations, Francisco De friend und neighbor of kjndly spirit and
to ita home impers hy the hundreds and
o o o
pleaslpg
milliner.
To
hi|
family
he
was
ring. Lettle Caldwell, May Thrasher,
La Barra adds that the prisoners at
send them out to prosjieelive hnme7ii*r, and in the
With th«* financée of the hoard of pub
n loving husband and fattier.
tempted to escape
Helen Peck, Fern Ward, Dorothy Davis.
seekers for periods uf three mouths, fr«*<
home jjli )us In ie tti
luiilltii** shone
Florence Wallers, liertrude Stafford lic instruction in » sha¡a- which mudi* the
o o o
ol charge, it a[i|»carc«t to me to lie one
huri'h relation*
I n ills
Alice Caldwell. Eleanor Herring. Irene action neceiwary, the la*ard at its regular
Gov Sulier of New York, ha> l>e«*ri brightly forili
of the very lutt indire« t methods of ¡oh
-«•re : j
Bruton. Miiry Howard, Edna Chitten meeting yesterday decided that prac
Informed of an alleged plot In u sa ei
verlismg I tial I had i-ver heard of
!
den Adel Bunge, Edna Thoiiqcon, JVrrv tically every school in the county with
nute him The governor tonight ** l i. in a n d an in ti*ri*st«*« Ij U i l i f u it h f u J w u r k
war in Denver at the tun«* lIn* iiumvatnin
T h o u g f i f y / . n u lli) y«*H'« - u r e i) ut
Id** Bell. Emmie Mann, Marjorie I'ach the e x c e p tio n of the white city school*,
Uu*d that on Friday a man, »nit ii**ud c r
was uiHUguratisi .md rVH,l [fj the [dan
ard,
Elizabeth Stafford Reginald Holly, w ill lose one months work this spring.
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awutched in bandages, called at tin*
at great length m the Itork) Muuntulli
Ernisd Woodhurn, Curl Bruton. Willie Luck of the necessary funds to carry on
executive chamlter, and «a* referred p in ti ss i t t i [la tie n e e a ln i f l i r t i n o l e . * lm w
I fall) New**
I list editorial was wrirth
l^ avitt, J I>
noilruff, Itniierl Him-s th e w o rk the full allotted time i» the
to Owen L. Potter, In« legal assistant n g !.. Ila - ,i- t b is u i i l . i l t i l l g f a l l i , a lili de the |iri«*«’ [mid for the subscription*
Kush Murphy. Dilli l*ar»c(ial, Willie cause of Hus d«*ci»!on and action un the
To Mr. Ptrtter the man. whose nume [ m*lu i e lic e o p in i in * lli* i| v e n l) F a t h e r
\ our town gt ttint 11 rnt* wa* not overl)
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Kungf. Daniel Murphy. Earl Taralus part of the board and it may be that the
the governor would not divulge *md
»treat and rn> memor\ of it wa* mu of
Mamlln Giradeau. LeCInire Irvm How wlnti s ch o o ls of the «*lty may Inter on
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on Thursday night whin in uli unuiid•« v«Tv flattering nature However the
wlumi
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iiijuithy
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lhi*n
ant
Wuahhurti. Frank Wmid mil Slut ■ fla v e H ie tr term »hortened for Hil* sam e
ulied cider mill he luol over heard i wo
advertising [dan adopted bv Hie entire
Timi-» Union
man Moore, Henry MeLuulm. I Becker rea so n
men discussing a [>loi to hill the gov n m iiv fr ie n d *
jeuplr wa* unique, ami as 1 was interArthur Moore. Willie lirumley. Griffin
ernor. When the roiispirutori learned i
•-sli d m . i l l i j l aiiii 'cmis>ng I made
l . o lilo - c o m p a n y <il m o v in g p ic tu r e
of the presegix* of I he go
*w>T*dP- J « s l U p - I lly mind t„ ki**|i 111) weather eye out Herring
TSl - « ,* • " '*
p la y e r* a re m St
A n g u s tila - w o rk
formant they uM«uuiti**i and r-.t. !.«•<I
fed Hu* effect that Hus [iJan of [luhhciiv
\ ii • *. *-* d ilig i , p r e t t y t in t q u ie t h o n e
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<>IT Km I ’ annm n
I h e y .tri -a n i tu la* p ro d u c iItg n s e n e *
Mrs i .ii.me x* M elisoli wlien her nli*ce dii'tr) of your low n and count) Sliter
itev and Mr», f I» Langley leave f,,r **f A r u l. ia ii [iti*t u r *-» n n d m iu fi u l (In* must
Policies of a new olininislratioii and Mec Merced* France* Munson win- •he inception of Hie idea 1 have rnude Panama toinor[uw where they wdl »(a nd eft***l(ve levili-* are beiug pr«Hlui »**1 at
plana ol a new congr,*i*~ will I"* lmrlj untied in marriage to Mr M ll‘. Tibbnl« several vents to your city and each visit a feu weeks taking 111 tin sight* of the th** Zorayda Club in that city which i»
well outlined within the next ten *la. a Ii) K**v \ S Peck, r* g*r of lie Kpreco lias con vinos) me of Hu* worth iinti prne big ditch
Tin*) will lie aci-urnpunn-d furtiisiu«l in Ix'iiutiful Orientai srttlng«.
1in fI- ofiilit) of Hus riietlual of udv"rtising by their (muse guesi- Mr and Mr» t I
Democratic leaden« havi* prepared lor jml cliuri fi at '* ill Sorgili) •veiling
Il o
o
There are ulwav* a hunch of bone Crin kel« of I'uebhi, Colorado
pa'ty reorganisation and lh>* millnnng room Hi winch the ceremony was [a*r
The board uf publir work.> in Tumpa
ol legislative action immisiialely after foriiu-il was leuufifull) deem al «*«J with head- m even nimmuml) fhiii make i 1
"ti Tinwduv aw ardevi a eohlract (or
Big t al« h uf Perch
Mr. Wffaon assumes uflirt*.
1’units .i.p'ofuHion of Inveì, i ut Uowiti* from tte concrete roar «■*.it , tin.i a nick.! alijv.
6,PtKJ,tXfO paving hrick, and 50.001) lineai
S|n-ckle«l [a-rcli art* lilting fine now («•et of graniti* rurhing
about which congressional »|M*eulul ion fidile'» man) friend* timi also mani Ihrotigh thei* mils and lodge* in the [a**
h e l o f till1 i tl h e - fe llo w
I |o to one o ’ and Sanford t> the fisheritiHit'- Paradis*
has <s*nl«*red fur man) wii-kv will la* p a lm * a n d fe rn s
o o II
M is * M«*r««*|s lu i» .i fqist o | friends in thi*» ilk an»l i r> t«» Hi't’ ijp*
subscrii Inni |or fish of a|| kinds One liav h«st Week
cleared up. It is believed, h> Mari tl 1«
H u s tm g > iia » vol«*«l lo issue i ii 11ir o v e
These Include the ltl:tk«M)p of l’r**«i tilt* r'!« \ where she has lived n«*lirly lib >.■ an .idv, rli-mg venlur*. having for it» Mew*!»* Tyler D ef’oU««« and Dvermini tti** t *t lio n d « t*> tlie vaio«* o t (10,00(1 n n d
l* u 's " ' ' I '
1 ' r H i ' r i i i g ..I H i,it mdlVld
w ho
P ii** III w is h in g «tu
. lid \ \ ii l 'e f K it h ) o f M « 11** 1 dl*
h
den! W 11M ill s rubilu't, ’ H i l l " l i - I" I it Her Id i
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TfieV ffShed W ill'! «T -Ig f ' • H * * t .
niTii Mr Wilson and William I Hi.
it ili fo t f** I t e r f in
p riili* * * titin
ih * lo w i, .m d lie w ilt a n d o w n o n it •«, <>f the rttv dock along the chore .f 1 nki
Mr
an. a subject of much i?.»»**i|* rite ..»t w if ii f lu 1 'i.iu t.. .u n i j " ) " I liv in g
S li*'W a |k > a n d l'. iv n . g *ir■ m a t le t s l im i
*•»*« the personnel ot the I ifin » rate* I'd.Imls is t r o n i *»"H >r>«*l. Kentucky h a rd t i i a f i l o I ...» .'in o l Jus Irin ts C rs w ill Monro«* and in four hour* *Hiigiii I'*« w ill riveive t lo* la-st u t t e n t io ii p im s tlilti
lb |*ound» of »|a*ckl«sl [H-rch They cam«
inemliersldp of the tariff making wavs uIh! has liirli connected with the D. L. lieioine |«*rf.irali«l by Hie friction
und reul estate valuc* wlll gu up ua the
doc*
not
believe
in
advertising
and
It'«
in too late to have a picture made*ot ih«* [dace assume« more thè appeuranca of a
and mean* committee: the *«'*o|*« ,,t Thrasher Pharmacy w|il!e a resilient in
By lii* pleasing u«idr«*ss und very hard to teach tin old mule new fish a» Mr Ruby wanted to »how hi« wcll kepi mtmid|iallty
the reorganitation fight in the senate, tin* city
sterling
q
nubile»
M - Tibhals has made trick» So he ha» to tie carried hy the Kentucky friends ««me Florida tUbleg
and the approximate data for eon veil
m a n y friends in Sanford, who wdl regret progressivm of the cornmuoltv
ing the exttn acs-iuli of t-ongr«****
I
T hen th e r e is H ie iio n - r e e id e n t w h o i>
I
I n h a v e h im le a v e lie * i l l ) , w fn le i o n
O II o
W o m e n ’ s 1 lu h s to O r g a n ile
V k s s h ln g to n M u » li« l
a lu g |ir o |a * r t v o w n e r a n d Lym allv
tug
gratuluimg
him
on
ins
g.«»)
lortune
in
With the largest nuinlier of ruse»
S
om
e w e e k - ago a r e p r e s e n ta tiv e r o m Tin \V .sailing'**u must* al* al t h e homi
r ic h
f i e c h u n k s in a few d o lla r s at
under consideration at ,»n> jiartic ilur s i'i’ iir in g so c fia r n n u g a h r id«m
u
teiw »- r a ll.- d fr o m th e v a rio u s c lu b *
Mr .md M " I 'Mi ll- tefl on I hi mid th e r ig id lim e la v« fin c h o n hi« m r* a n d >t \ f r * G r e e n l a n d "ti ( a m e n o s v i m i .
lime in rtctnt ycanu. Uiu murtint vuu.'t ,
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tu UUUïtvllu lilt í01 lti-1»I"|1 "I
Feb
t*W
1Trr» rttr [t'ngri'wtvps ffl;* t .vtt n tn r v r
la exju-cletl to nnnouius* inunv iJ«ci»iuh»| inglit Irani f*>r ''iiv .itirutb C**'rgia w!.**r*
n
Viomiin«
1 lob witli .i.qiur tmullla,
succeits
and
st(rprt«e
tn
thè
music
Inveì»
depth* of fluir jeun» for the wherewithal
uj>on reconvening tomorrow alter a ( M« Tlbhals ha" secured ii |»j«ltinrt w if
w l i i r l i w o u ld in c lu d e t ile a c t iv it ie s which
of
MuoriCity
«mi
•urrnuniimg
country
lo
make
in«
priqwrtv
more
viilimMiMr Tlldml's tie
three weeks' recess. Exactly 155 coae* ! Knight's Phurmac)
eision
to
leuve
the
elly
haatened
tile mar \Vill'll It lou dooliliHl "» (e v o 1 limi»* in An «infortunate nmdrn» thnt Itefrl thè nl [irment engngr Itie women o f Han
■r« Indore the court for decision, In
value lu* rouies down, blows out III* iui*om|inlil*t. Mrs ( urti», ori Thuradu) ford Tin» m o v e m e n t lias lor its o b ji'C t
cluding the lorty-flve stute rate casts, riuge which was to have bi-en soi«*riiiiii**«l
chest, swelters around, is petted and [.U t a siigli! handicap on the p ro g r a m Hi«* broadening of Hie organized work of
the intermountain rate car«*, the news several month» later The best wishes
coddled, then sell« out his holdings, published, hut Mrs Greenlattd* slejiiied th e c o m m u n it y , a n d th<* unifying of ita
paper publicity case, the white slave nf all their frimila accompany the young
takes profil» und makes ht» getaway in and tilleil the gu|> tu thè ssltsfuction of luterest*
traffic, corporation tax suits and the couple to theft pew home.
Thi* committee ha» brought the mat
Ask him for u few dollars to help out every otti* [*f«**«'tif Tite sohiisLs dui
( ulifornia oil land cam**.
ter
fa-fore the West Side Improvement
>■«•« honor
h
with advertising stunts and he laughs themselves
and received hearty
Association,
the Music Club, th«* Wryou in flu* face
lie is u parasite The encores
T h e G ib s o n It e u n io n
Iiiku
rT
u
T
i,
tlie
Wednesday Club and ths
pirugroawivv element m the town and ’ Tic- bhlWT Vii» Leant ¡fully decorated
*'ln the Wake of Paul ReverT”
izn
d
a
Hand
Club
and in each organi
is
Hint
y
he
o[s*rates
In
have
made
him
’
with
orange
blossom»
niel
vine»,
and
Tim lad)«* of the Wylhkti Club are ar
On Friday evening, Feb 28th, the
zation
the
subject
of
union is lieing thor
richer
Then*
is
u
way
to
gel
at
tins
Japanese
lanterns
and
the
American
flag
Grammar School pujiils will give in the ranging to produce a (Nome talent mu
oughly discussed In all its (»curing».
fellow
and
make
him
pay
his
portion
of
draped
over
the
[airtrait
of
Mary
Wash
sical
coined),
tin*
Gibson
Reunion,
at
High School Auditorium an entertain
It is not the Idea for any one club to
ment for the purpose of raising money tin* Imperiul <)[>«*ra House. This ts to the advertising ex|>en*e Your county ingtoii, th«* illustrious ancestor of the
absorb
the other clubs
It 1« Ixdirvcd
After a
with which to buy supplementary and be an imn*en*e affair, with a cast of 200 commissioners had the key to hl» wallil host**««. Mrs Greenland
ihul
by
a
mure
general
organization,
reference books for the use of the Gram Three of the large lent urea are Thi and ii i» to I»* tm|a*d that they will eon lengthy program of both vocal and in
which
will
act
a*
«
medium
f«r exchange
»trumiuit'il
music,
hglit
refresh
men
is
tinue
to
use
It,
mar grades. The program will tie a pat Moon Chorus, with 75 little girls be
of Ideas, the civic and social Interests of
were
servi»!
tty
*
young
Indie*
in
Wash
All
kind»
uf
publicity
are
good
The
riotic one, m arch«, etc., but the main tween the years of d and if years, the
Sanford can tu* furthered more efficient
feature WflTTie « “ pTaJTentltled, “ In the Barn Danro, with tH little girls betwten mam [mint is to intelllgei tly discrim ington rosturnea. while the gui*s|s en
ly than by the »mailer groti|M of women
A Gl KST
Wake of Paul. Revere.'* The scene is •he age of 9 and 12 year»: and a Trump inate between the goo I and the better joyed a sia-ial fiour.
acting independently, while the cultural
laid in Revolutionary times, and the Chorus, with 50 little boys between the It Ls easy to get the better You were
influences of the literary und musical
Has
New
Kirr
Eitlngulsher
getting the better. Y'otl have discovwhole play Ls full of fun and frolic. The ages of fi and 11 year*.
«
study will-fa* more far-reaching under
end
it
und
»houhl
continue
in
possession
A
new
tire
extinguisher
ha»
msde
its
No expense is incurred in the costum
admission will be: Children, Ifk*; aduIts,
th« new plan.
26e. Remember to aav$ Friday night ing of the children, as the (itile girls wear of it. However, from your Itutl édition ajiireamnce in tbe elty and il is bound to
The committee expects to M*t an early
I
would
gather
that
hotb
the
good
and
prove
jaipular
«**j*ecially
with
the
auto
white drefiaxa and the hoys wear tramp
for this entertainment.
date
when all the club women may av
butter.i» to nirnbly pas* awuy from you ! ownvr». il )* called thi* Kyro und i» a
suit« or apy sort ol ragged old clothe«.
t»,u).m«»a nxasiisssitw SMSSSil^ T. n lu t iv e p la n s w h ic h a re lie in g fo r m e d ,
Expert on-Squabs
each afternoon, beginning with'*Mar- 3rd. to reverse himself when he finds he ha* manipulate and.throws a stream twelve
a m i to d e c id e d e f in it e l y w h e th e r U U w is e
Firnr rzhi iww4-wiB-4oke-t>W «>j >[, Wwlitka « í a d ----------------------------------------------------------— . i t * L a c nut i d i l u t s m U a i g
E fs ln rib r
vTiTl— MU' I t f lin il ' t 'tlln g m v n — t it ;— sTTralb -m -M it er m >« t Wa u ìwLàtiakziM ill [¡ria û lil
It
is'unjusT
B
allow'SYL'vt
'prqgh-aalve**
Jacksonville Club room*
¡gentlemen to bear the brunt of the ex- blazx* but [imitively will not soil the most H BO decided, th^ Woman's Club of San
Very truly.
TJHW'tn nffvertHTTg -a iity. community delicati» fabrics. The extinguisher can ford will go into active existence in the
Mías Látiro Fish
the squab farm Industry and expect« to
falT. leaving the present -organisation» to
Mrs. Hobt Newmatr-— * ~«x county___ LL cwn ami xboulil In- obvi fa* carried on un automobile or hung u[i
itturn her« and purchase some property,
eoiixpkUi. ihuu ymj.iiCTQflliag. lo ’ Heir
in
a
dwelling
or
»ton*
room
and
o[**rated. The money should hi* taken from
Mioses Ward
in order to demonstrate bis system of
jirtigrams
,«t.*d
by
smijily
turning
on
a
small
faucet.
the
tax«*»
«-ollcrtrd.
thus
[during
expense
Me*» Margaret Roberts
raisin* squab*. Mr. Cone thinks the
M r« H (J. C h a se
C o in m ill* » It
is
tlie
best
thing
in
a
lire
extinguisher
«■quully
u[sm
Hie
property
owners
Misa
I’eachea
l^illler
futur* of the squab farm industry in
M r» J i f « HVfJsr
Then the grouch has to come across on tlie market and can lie purchased at
Mian Lillian (iibson
Florid» Is very bright and that this *•«•
Mrs J. W Dick ins
The non-resident is made to put up his (‘ bulker'» gurag«* or of M. A. Miot. who
Mr*. S. O. UhinhoUer
•lion of the stats would bo a good shlpMiss Ellen Mahoney
will
take
pleasure
in
demonstrating
the
Mrs. J. D. Langley
Pibf point and.ii otherwise well rltuated
Miss Mabel Bowler.
apparami at any time.
Committee.
,
Continued on U it page.
Iw the raising of squabs.
»art
i»
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COUNTY DIVISION TRUTHS
Continued from Ant page .
•etti# it in a busi mm way. Do not get
City CoancU Meets
it into your head* .that you a»e the only
City council met in regular aerei on
in Sunday’» Times-Union saya nona o( man that Jbag a rifht to think. Now 1
president : F . L. Woodruff, C.*C.
thaso gentlemen are county office hold- am not speaking to any particular mun
or set of men. but to all.. It has been Woodruff, W. $. Hand, S. Runge, W. H.
IsfU to the Orlando corn»Pondent al yndatwood and B .W . H /w Ic*.rp v »».
daily paper published in Orlando. Thii
la supposed to be a part of Mr. Star
buck's speech, which I think is correct.
One fallacy of the Sanford crowd
(Note, the Sanford crowd) he cited was
with relation to the abolition of the
criminal court. He said Sanford pro
posed to save money by not having a
criminal court, but it is proved that such
cannot be the ease, for the reason that
considering the long delay* in handling
the canoe at hands of another court, dur
ing which time the prisoner would have
to be supported by the county, any-sas.
ing would be more than offset. Now
note two thinga: First, Mr. Starbuck is
a candidate for county solicitor; second,he left or tried to leave the impression
our near bank into their county division
fight. I, did not suppose that any one
«ouid so far forget themselves. It is
true T, C. Brennan is an anti—divisionbt.
He has also recently been elected a direc
tor In our bank, but why the bank's name
should be connected in any way with
county division I do hot know. AU the
directors and officers are not of one mind
on the matter, but we act aa Individuals
approve«!.
Communication from Mr. L. 0 . Stringfellow regarding the paving of Oak ave
nue from 9th to 10th strict« read am
action deferred until nc/it meeting..
The following rcaoiution m i then
adopted:
Whereas. The building at the east end
of P in t street, known aa the Leffler
block, is unsafe and unsanitary, there
fore be It Readived, that the owners be
notified to at once place the building in
good repair and good sanitary condition.
Moved.and seconded that the bid of
Hand Brae for $1.50 per thousand for
hauling the paving brick be accepted.
Moved and seconded that J . B. M sgnider be ordered to at once repair the
sidewalk, fronting his property on San
ford avenue. Carried.
Moved and seconded that council adjoam. Carried.
director«' room.
Treat us fair. Give us the’ right to
think nml act.a* frre men and don't try
to drag our institutions that we are try
ing to build up into such thinga. One
stranger standing on one of our principal
street rprners asked Where Oviedo was.
From where he stodd he could have
thrown
a atone into the postofflxe, four
aald.waa-iba whole Uuth in a nutshell
and the. bubble was bursted. Now, I general mercantile establishments, meat
want to aay that 1 cannni tUal aa charit market, one church, drugstore and alably wttfc
with friend Howard, because he is a Igwycr and knows that under our laws there insigniAcant little community and that
are other ways to dispoac of these cases «as why we bad been so grooatiy neg-l r . Kissimmee * Nest Mayor
Fred Baas of Kissimmee w m in the
than to lodge them in Jail and feed them, lectad, and to try to better our condition
dty yesterday shaking hands .with his
awaiting the regular term of circuit court. wt are for county dibivon.
Now, thia (s not a personal matter. I m»nY Wends. Fred is a married roan
I called his attention to'this fact later
It
is a public matter to be settled by those I now» having taken one of Lake City's
and his laughing answer to me was that
he was not testifying to everything he interested. It is not a matter for Or- f*lre»t daughters and haa Mehewed base
knew. Another thing Attorney Star- lando or Sanford to settle. In quoting I ball and other sports and settled down to
buck died a case way down in Palm Agurrs, why do you confine yourselves I proaale business and the philosophy of
Beach county,where a friend of his owned to only those that apply to the two big I W*- Fred is one of the most active, enone mile square and paid something like towns. Why don't you meet the propo-1 •r*«Uc and versatile young men of our
$17.00 taxes. Since division his taxes sition fairly and squsrvly? The propo-1d*ter county, and just now is a candidate
■re over $100.00. Now I am not very si Lions laid down in the statement o w l lop Mayor of Kissimmee. He will get
good in Agurse, but most any schoolboy the signatures of Mr. Bates and M r,]*1* ° mc*. for be generally gets what he
ran Agure it for you. 1 showed him Far«U r apply to the proposed new coun- J **n.u_and X!* Hffald PfwU®** that in
from where he stood, tope of tress In ty, not to Orlando and Sanford alone.
Oviedo section, more thaq six aquare When you tell «he people of Oviedo that
miles, that the Increase in aaeesaed val Hanford get» more'than her share of the
uations have beat that without improve school money, why don’t you also, tell us
ments, and it is In Old Mother Orange, what proportion we get? Have you
O. P. .Swope* has purchased the por
that has not been divided. In Palm ever denied the fact that Sanford did not table cot tagpa that were on the lota at
Beach county this speaker was perfectly
thb corner of Filth and Park, and is re
familiar with conditions, but on land Fseta about the whole county 1» what moving them to Oviedo, where he ex
where his own cattle grate he did not we want. Let us have them. Sanford pect» to have his office and be rloeer to
know. Oh when shall the blind quit has furnished them to us. If tb*y.ar» his lands in Bisck Hammock. The city
trying to lead those that can see? When not correct we would like to know. If should voU Mr. Swope a medal for re
will we reach the point where we are «rill the north end of the codnty is such a moving these bouses from oneTif the
ing t ^settle every question on its merit«
driest building lots in Sanford, and it la
to be hoped that the owners of three luiA
and not aeek llH |Tm >— H i ! " ‘ '
real truth? The question of county ; Let's talk business,
wfll erect thereon the handsome reridivision Is a Mu] nere matter. Let's j' '
f* E . A, DOUGLASS. ‘I dence which this Ans location «‘arrant»,
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WITH A
CONSCIENCE
T
H E Reputation for Quality
Enjoyed by Us has been
Gained by Honest and P e r
sistent Efforts to Supply Merchant
disc of Durability and Character.
e'
•
.
4 ’ if
We supply.jnen with-mercbetndi&c.from reputable manufacturers which
Clothier and Men's Furnisher
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• ANCORO, CL ORI CA. T U E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1 8 , I t i *
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION
W*
Wonh
D e a t h o f G e o r g e A rm stro n g
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
Vo l um« V
Suuda) Nchoyl Class Social
DEEP WATER AT SMYRNA
The funeral of George Armstrong, Sr.
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Misses Mell und Alice Whltner entook place from hi* evidence on Elm P
.
tertainisi their Sunday school classisi «t
Assumes Cold Blooded Murder avenue Saturday afternoon nt H o’clock Dcst Medium for Exploiting “ very j»r»*tt> and delightful G«*«rg. ’ errn an en t O rg a n iz a tio n W a s
The service* w«*re conducted by Jtev,
City's Advantage
Washington Party ” Friday ev-ning last
of all Opposition.
F o rm e d L u st N ight.
J D. Langley of the Congregational'
The room* were ver>' attractively
church* of whicli the deceased was a
licori
decoratisi
with risi ruses, orange hlosmember for many years.
Iorbs and «rnllax, with the ever «ugges- P H O J tC T WILL B f P U S H f D NOW
BENEfIT C O M M U N IT Y 'S INTEREST sorbs
PRESIDENT MADERO SHOT
The music was sung by Mr, E. T.
, th e Washington hatchets of various
Woodruff, Mrs. Geo. Speer. Dr. C, E
size* in red and green, the charming color
Walker and Mrs. C. E. Walker.
Any City or County Could Alford motif.
Other State New» Itemi thaï will
Other New* from the World at Large
The following gentlemen acted as pall
Delicious punch wai served by Misses
to take Extra Copies >of
Interest Busy Herald
bearers: Walter Peters, Julius Hutchin
LiflJan Herring, Lettie Caldwell and
by Telegraphic Tick*
Weekly Paperi
.. Readeca__
son. T hna- iL-Davis. l l aury-WiUa. CUaa.
Annie \Yhiuwr„— - -• - FrancUco I. Madero and Pino Suarez R. Walker, Chas. F. Haskins.
T h evyoung guests spent a very pleas
I he commissioners of Osceola county
Last night at New Smyrna a permaThe flowers were beautiful and In
are dead. In a midnight ride under
ant evening In the enjoyment of music
formerly paid for several thousand
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nont
organization waa iuttmwl (or the
guard JrQa>^tW na.UanALiMdiMT«,<«r;
l£tga..
bandnom«* set
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copfcv'of thr coumy-papers and sent andj various mterestlng-rmrt armzrtrnr puriiose of. n
pushing the bill for an appenitentiary they were killed.
The cir designs and many bunches und masses.
or gam«. - ~
them to people In the north, and the reproprlatmn for deepening Mosquito
cumstance« surrounding the death of A fine pillow design was sent by the
Ice cream and cake were *erv*i*d in the
markable growth of ihe countv was
I til**» A Inrg«' crow«! was [treat*nt und
Brother
hooii
of
I
ateo
moti
ve
Engineer*,
the deposed president and vice president
dining room which with the table was
directly due tin* system of advertising
representative*«
from all the citi**» und
o( the republic are unknown, except a« to which Mr Armstrong Ifelonged for an
(H-slefull) decorated with tin* prevailing
Recently the board U-came |H«eved at
town*
within
a
radius
of lid) mile« were
given in official dispatches which do not ex tende«! period
colors and hutohet*
A unique feature
the newapHiiere’ attitude on the good
In
attendance
und
most
enthusiastic
The hulls«* was filled wuh sympathis
in all case* conform. The only wit
of the refreshment table was that the
ov«*r the protect
road* (juestiiin and 1 1i,<-on(In u«*<i tiu
ness« were those actually concerned in ing friend*, who felt thq grief of the
dainty doilies were foldisi to represent
subscriptions
The actum called forth
O tl iJ
colonial hats wlucii were so much ad
„ the killing.
Provisional
President stfickeii family
the following article from S«s*re(iir)
1‘larts fur a hotel io cost riot l«*s< than
Mr. Armstrong »a« a highly respect
mired h) tlie g'lest« Hiat they wer • deGeneral Victoria no Huerta, s&ys the
Balm id the Sanford Commercial Club
sirril a« souvenirs uf the delightful oecu- i l it,mm uri* being mai urtai al ilnniekilling gf the twg mej^w^f incidental to u £il and honored citizen, who liv«*«i a quiet
Sanford, Fla.. February ft, Iklli
*t«*ad An acre of ground a» a site (or
i «ion.
fight between their guard and a party life, discharging all hi* duue* in a simple,
Editor Valley Gazette: When thi
Those com[>o»ing the two Sunday the structure, has b « n secured in th«
attempting to liberate them. The min* unostentatious way. Hu ' was a faithful
county began to purchase subscriptions
schwd clanaes were Minaes Lillian Her heart of the town.
iitcr of foreign relations, Francisco De friend und neighbor of kjndly spirit and
to ita home impers hy the hundreds and
o oo
pleaslpg
milliner.
To
hi|
family
he
was
ring. Lettle Caldwell, May Thrasher,
La Barra adds that the prisoners at
send them out to prosjieelive hnme7ii*r, and in the
With th«* financée of the hoard of pub
n loving husband and fattier.
tempted to escape
Helen Peck, Fern Ward, Dorothy Davis.
seekers for periods uf three mouths, fr«*<
home jjli )us Inietti luiilltii** shone
Florence Wallers, liertrude Stafford lic instruction in » sha¡a- which mudi* the
o o o
ol charge, it a[i|»carc«t to me to lie one
In ills huri'h relation*
Alice Caldwell. Eleanor Herring. Irene action neceiwary, the la*ard at its regular
Gov Sulier of New York, ha> l>e«*ri brightly forili
of the very lutt indire« t methods of ¡oh
-«•re : j
Bruton. Miiry Howard, Edna Chitten meeting yesterday decided that prac
Informed of an alleged plot In u s a e i
verlismg I tial I had i-ver heard of
!
den Adel Bunge, Edna Thoiiqcon, JVrrv tically every school in the county with
nute him The governor tonight ** li.in and an inti*ri*st«*«IjUili fuithfuJ wurk
war in Denver at the tun«* l In* iiumvatnin
Thougfi f y / . nulli) y«*H'« -urei) ut
Id** Bell. Emmie Mann, Marjorie I'ach the exception of the white city school*,
Uu*d that on Friday a man, »nit ii**ud cr
was uiHUguratisi .md rVH,l [fj t he [dan
ard,
Elizabeth Stafford Reginald Holly, will lose one months work this spring.
l!|.'t«‘«i.
.itili
a
gr«*at
solferei,
li«*
bori
1
tu*
awutched in bandages, called at tin*
at great length m the Itork) Muuntulli
Ernisd Woodhurn, Curl Bruton. Willie Luck of the necessary funds to carry on
executive chamlter, and «a* referred pinti ss itti [latienee alni flirtinole. *lmw I fall) New**
I list editorial was wrirth
l^ avitt, J I>
noilruff, Itniierl Him-s the work the full allotted time i» the
to Owen L. Potter, In« legal assistant n g !.. Ila- ,i-t bis uiil.iltillg falli, alili de the |iri«*«’ [mid for the subscription*
Kush Murphy. D illi l*ar»c(ial, Willie cause of Hus d«*ci»!on and action un the
To Mr. Ptrtter the man. whose nume [m*lui e lice opini in* lli*i|venl) Father
\ our town gt t tin t 11 rnt* wa* not overl)
Ile
leaves
a
wif*ami
fwo
sons
Erarier
Kungf. Daniel Murphy. Earl Taralus part of the board and it may be that the
the governor would not divulge *md
»treat and rn> memor\ of it wa* mu of
Mamlln Giradeau. LeCInire Irvm How wlnti schools of the «*lty may Inter on
and
George,
li
tu
moorn
in*
lo
»
,
t«
•
on Thursday night whin in uli unuiid•« v«Tv flattering nature
However the
wlumi
i-,
«-xt.-ruied
lite
s.
iiijuithy
i-f
lhi*n
ant
Wuahhurti. Frank Wmid mil Slut ■flave Hietr term »hortened for Hil* same
ulied cider mill he luol over heard i wo
advertising [dan adopted bv Hie entire
Timi-» Union
man Moore, Henry MeLuulm. I Becker reason
men discussing a [>loi to hill the gov nmiiv friend*
jeuplr wa* unique, ami as 1 was interArthur Moore. Willie lirumley. Griffin
ernor. When the roiispirutori learned i
•-sli d m . i l l ijl aii i i 'cmis>ng I made
l .olilo - company <il moving picture
of the presegix* of I he go
*w>T*dP- J « s l U p - I l l y mind t„ ki**|i 111 ) weather eye out Herring
TSl - « , * • " '*
player* are m St Angustila- work
formant they uM«uuiti**i and r-.t. !.«•<I
\ ii • *. *-* diligi , pretty tint quiet hone fed Hu* effect that Hus [iJan of [luhhciiv
dati .*l OU. i. «*>•-*^*« I m.ecbtg pletore filmi
him
ui-iht tig a .1 -, •«ili'tllhI *s-tl .if I lie home ol •voidd liav. "lain t lie ranilili'tre and ill
<>IT Km I’ annmn
I hey .tri -ani tu la* produciItg n sene*
Mrs i .ii.me x* M elisoli wlien her nli*ce dii'tr) of your low n and count) S liter
ite v and Mr», f I» Langley leave f,,r **f Arul.iaii [iti*tur*-» nnd miu fi ul (In* must
Policies of a new olininislratioii and Mec Merced* France* Munson win- •he inception of Hie idea 1 have rnude Panama toinor[uw where they wdl »(a nd eft***l(ve levili-* are beiug pr«Hlui »**1 at
plana ol a new congr,*i*~ will I"* lmrlj untied in marriage to Mr M ll‘. Tibbnl« several vents to your city and each visit a feu weeks taking 111 tin sight* of the th** Zorayda Club in that city which i»
well outlined within the next ten *la. a Ii) K**v \ S Peck, r* g*r of lie Kpreco lias con vinos) me of Hu* worth iinti prne big ditch
Tin*) will lie aci-urnpunn-d furtiisiu«l in Ix'iiutiful Orientai srttlng«.
1 in fI- ofiilit) of Hus riietlual of udv"rtising by their (muse guesi- Mr and Mr» t I
Democratic leaden« havi* prepared lor jml cliuri fi at '* ill Sorgili) •veiling
Il o o
There are ulwav* a hunch of bone Crin kel« of I'uebhi, Colorado
pa'ty reorganisation and lh>* millnnng room Hi winch the ceremony was [a*r
The board uf publir work.> in Tumpa
ol legislative action immisiialely after foriiu-il was leuufifull) deem al «*«J with head- m even nimmuml) fhiii make i 1
"ti Tinwduv aw ardevi a eohlract (or
Big t al« h uf Perch
Mr. Wffaon assumes uflirt*.
1’units .i.p'ofuHion of Inveì, i ut Uowiti* from tte concrete roar «■*.i t , tin.i a nick.! alijv.
6,PtKJ,tXfO paving hrick, and 50.001) lineai
S|n-ckle«l [a-rcli art* lilting fine now («•et of graniti* rurhing
about which congressional »|M*eulul ion fidile'» man) friend* timi also mani Ihrotigh thei* mils and lodge* in the [a**
hel of till1 i tl he- fellow
I |o to one o’ and Sanford t> the fisheritiHit'- Paradis*
has <s*nl«*red fur man) wii-kv will la* palm* and ferns
o o II
Mis* M«*r««*|s lui» .i fqist o| friends in thi*» ilk an»l i r> t«» Hi't’ijp*
subscrii Inni |or fish of a|| kinds One liav h«st Week
cleared up. It is believed, h> Mari tl 1«
Hustmg> iia» vol«*«l lo issue iii 11ir ove
These Include the ltl:tk«M)p of l’r**«i tilt* r'!« \ where she has lived n«*lirly lib >.■ an .idv, r li-mg venlur*. having for it» Mew*!»* Tyler D ef’oU««« and Dvermini tti**t*t liond« t*> tlie vaio«* ot (10,00(1 nnd
den! W11Mill s rubilu't, ’Hill "li- I" I it Her Idi who Pii** III wishing «tu l * u ' s " ' ' I ' 1'rH i'riiig ..I Hi,it mdlVld .lid \\ iil'ef Kith) of M« 11** 1 dl* h
lite little *lt> Will exjM'pil the motte) oli
'»( h.lpl'llli-ss emiclierf o.i I * " i n ¡«*>o imi inter >**t* oh dig witli w*-||i fishing
TfieV ffShed Will'! «T -Igf ' •H **t. itili fot f** Iter fin priili***titin
n iT ii Mr Wilson and William I Hi. | i mil'll' .i '"tig
Mr ih* low i, .md lie wilt an down on it •«, <>f the rttv dock along the chore .f 1 nki Sli*'Wa|k> and l'.ivn.g *ir■ matlets limi
an. a subject of much i?.»»**i|* rite ..»t wifii flu 1'i.iut.. .uni j " ) "I living
*•»*« the personnel ot the I ifin » rate* I'd.Imls is troni *»"H >r>«*l. Kentucky hard tiiaf ilo I...».'in ol Jus IrintsCrs will Monro«* and in four hour* *Hiigiii I'*« will riveive tlo* la-st uttentioii pimstlilti
lb |*ound» of »|a*ckl«sl [H-rch They cam«
inemliersldp of the tariff making wavs uIh! has liirli connected with the D. L. lieioine |«*rf.irali«l by Hie friction
und reul estate valuc* wlll gu up ua the
doc*
not
believe
in
advertising
and
It'«
in too late to have a picture made*ot ih«* [dace assume« more thè appeuranca of a
and mean* committee: the *«'*o|*« ,,t Thrasher Pharmacy w|il!e a resilient in
By lii* pleasing u«idr«*ss und very hard to teach tin old mule new fish a» Mr Ruby wanted to »how hi« wcll kepi mtmid|iallty
the reorganitation fight in the senate, tin* city
sterling
q
nubile»
M - Tibhals has made trick» So he ha» to tie carried hy the Kentucky friends ««me Florida tUbleg
and the approximate data for eon veil
many friends in Sanford, who wdl regret progressivm of the cornmuoltv
ing the exttn acs-iuli of t-ongr«****
I
In have him leave lie* i l l ) , wfnle ion
O II o
With the largest nuinlier of ruse» gratuluimg him on ins g.«») lortune in
under consideration at ,»n> jiartic ilur si'i’iiring so cfiarnnug a hrid«Mr .md M " I 'Mi ll- tefl on I hi mid
lime in rtctn t ycanu. Uiu m urtint vuu.'t ,
inglit
Irani f*>r ''iiv .itirutb C**'rgia w!.**r*
la exju-cletl to nnnouius* inunv iJ«ci»iuh»|
M«
Tlbhals
ha" secured ii |»j«ltinrt w if
uj>on reconvening tomorrow alter a (
Knight's
Phurmac)
Mr Tlldml's tie
three weeks' recess. Exactly 155 coae* !
eision
to
leuve
the
elly
haatened
tile mar
■r« Indore the court for decision, In
riuge
which
was
to
have
bi-en
soi«*riiiiii**«l
cluding the lorty-flve stute rate casts,
the intermountain rate car«*, the news several month» later The best wishes
paper publicity case, the white slave nf all their frimila accompany the young
traffic, corporation tax suits and the couple to theft pew home.
( ulifornia oil land cam**.
*'ln the Wake of Paul ReverT”
On Friday evening, Feb 28th, the
Grammar School pujiils will give in the
High School Auditorium an entertain
ment for the purpose of raising money
with which to buy supplementary and
reference books for the use of the Gram
mar grades. The program will tie a pat
riotic one, m arch«, etc., but the main
feature WflTTie «“pTaJTentltled, “ In the
Wake of Paul. Revere.'* The scene is
laid in Revolutionary times, and the
whole play Ls full of fun and frolic. The
admission will be: Children, Ifk*; aduIts,
26e. Remember to aav$ Friday night
for this entertainment.
Jacksonville
the squab farm Industry and expect« to
itturn her« and purchase some property,
in order to demonstrate bis system of
raisin* squab*. Mr. Cone thinks the
futur* of the squab farm industry in
Florid» Is very bright and that this *•«•
•lion of the stats would bo a good shlpPibf point and.ii otherwise well rltuated
Iw the raising of squabs.
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Women’ s 1 luhs to Organile
Vksshlngton Mu»li«l
Some
week- ago a representative romTin \V .sailing'**u must* al* al the homi
mu
teiw
»- rall.-d from the various club*
>t \fr* Greenland "ti ( ameno svim i.
«
I™., , —) .l^l.nurl. tu UUUïtvllu lilt í 01lti-1»I"|1 "I
Feb t*W
depth* of fluir jeun» for the wherewithal succeits and st(rprt«e tn thè music Inveì»
lo make in« priqwrtv more viilimMi- of Muori- City «mi •urrnuniimg country
\Vill'll It lou dooliliHl "»(evo1 limi»* in An «infortunate nmdrn» thnt Itefrl thè
value lu* rouies down, blows out III* iui*om|inlil*t. Mrs ( urti», ori Thuradu)
chest, swelters around, is petted and [.Ut a siigli! handicap on the program
coddled, then sell« out his holdings, published, hut Mrs Greenlattd* slejiiied
takes profil» und makes ht» getaway in and tilleil the gu|> tu thè ssltsfuction of
Ask him for u few dollars to help out every otti* [*f«**«'tif Tite sohiisLs dui
>■«•« h
with advertising stunts and he laughs themselves
honor and received hearty
you in flu* face
lie is u parasite The encores
pirugroawivv element m the town and ’ Tic- bhlWT Vii» Leant ¡fully decorated
is Hinty he o[s*rates In have made him ’ with orange blossom» niel vine», and
richer Then* is u way to gel at tins Japanese lanterns and the American flag
fellow and make him pay his portion of draped over the [airtrait of Mary Wash
the advertising ex|>en*e
Your county ingtoii, th«* illustrious ancestor of the
commissioners had the key to hl» wallil host**««. Mrs Greenland
After a
and ii i» to I»* tm|a*d that they will eon lengthy program of both vocal and in
»trumiuit'il music, hglit refresh men is
tinue to use It,
All kind» uf publicity are good
The were servi»! tty* young Indie* in Wash
mam [mint is to intelllgei tly discrim ington rosturnea. while the gui*s|s en
A Gl KST
inate between the goo I and the better joyed a sia-ial fiour.
It Ls easy to get the better
You were
Has New Kirr Eitlngulsher
getting the better. Y'otl have discovend it und »houhl continue in possession « A new tire extinguisher ha» msde its
of it. However, from your Itutl édition ajiireamnce in tbe elty and il is bound to
I would gather that hotb the good and prove jaipular «**j*ecially with the auto
butter.i» to nirnbly pas* awuy from you ! ownvr». il )* called thi* Kyro und i» a
n
Viomiin«
1 lob
witli
.i.qiur tmullla,
wliirli would include tile activities which
nl [irment engngr I tie women of Han
ford Tin» movement lias lor its obji'Ct
Hi«* broadening of Hie organized work of
the community, and th<* unifying of ita
luterest*
Thi* committee ha» brought the mat
ter fa-fore the West Side Improvement
Association, the Music Club, th«* WrThe Gibson Iteunion
Iiiku rTuTi, tlie Wednesday Club and ths
izn d a Hand Club and in each organi
Tim lad)«* of the Wylhkti Club are ar
zation the subject of union is lieing thor
ranging to produce a (Nome talent mu
oughly discussed In all its (»curing».
sical coined), tin* Gibson Reunion, at
It is not the Idea for any one club to
tin* Imperiul <)[>«*ra House. This ts to
absorb
the other clubs
It 1« Ixdirvcd
be an imn*en*e affair, with a cast of 200
ihul
by
a
mure
general
organization,
Three of the large lent urea are Thi
which
will
act
a*
«
medium
f«r exchange
Moon Chorus, with 75 little girls be
of Ideas, the civic and social Interests of
tween the years of d and if years, the
Sanford can tu* furthered more efficient
Barn Danro, with tH little girls betwten
ly than by the »mailer groti|M of women
•he age of 9 and 12 year»: and a Trump
acting independently, while the cultural
Chorus, with 50 little boys between the
influences of the literary und musical
ages of fi and 11 year*.
study will-fa* more far-reaching under
No expense is incurred in the costum
th« new plan.
ing of the children, as the (itile girls wear
The committee expects to M*t an early
white drefiaxa and the hoys wear tramp
date when all the club women may av
suit« or apy sort ol ragged old clothe«.
t»,u).m«»a nxasiisssitw SMSSSil^ T. nlutive plans which are lieing formed,
to
reverse
himself
when
he
finds
he
ha*
manipulate
and.throws
a
stream
twelve
each afternoon, beginning with'*Mar- 3rd.
F irnr rzhi iww4-wiB-4oke-t>W «>j >[, Wwlitka «íad--------------------------------------- —.it*Lac n u t idilutsmUaig Efslnribr ami to decide definitely whether U U wise
It is'unjusT B allow'SYL'vt 'prqgh-aalve** vTiTl— MU' Itflinil ' t'tlln gm vn— t i t ;— sTTralb - m - Mite r m >« t Wa uìwLàtiakziM ill [¡ria û lil
Club room*
¡gentlemen to bear the brunt of the ex- blazx* but [imitively will not soil the most H BO decided, th^ Woman's Club of San
Very truly.
TJHW'tn nffvertHTTg -a iity . community delicati» fabrics. The extinguisher can ford will go into active existence in the
Mías Látiro Fish
falT. leaving the present -organisation» to
Mrs. Hobt Newmatr-— * ~«x county___ LL cwn ami xboulil In- obvi fa* carried on un automobile or hung u[i
eoiixpkUi. ihuu ymj.iiCTQflliag. lo ’ Heir
in
a
dwelling
or
»ton*
room
and
o[**rated. The money should hi* taken from
Mioses Ward
jirtigrams
,«t.*d
by
smijily
turning
on
a
small
faucet.
the
tax«*»
«-ollcrtrd.
thus
[during
expense
Me*» Margaret Roberts
M r« H (J. Chase
«■quully u[sm Hie property owners It is tlie best thing in a lire extinguisher Coinmill*»Misa I’eachea l^illler
Mr» J if« HVfJsr
Then the grouch has to come across on tlie market and can lie purchased at
Mian Lillian (iibson
Mrs J. W Dick ins
The non-resident is made to put up his (‘bulker'» gurag«* or of M. A. Miot. who
Mr*. S. O. UhinhoUer
Miss Ellen Mahoney
will
take
pleasure
in
demonstrating
the
Mrs. J. D. Langley
Miss Mabel Bowler.
apparami at any time.
Committee.
,
Continued on Uit page.
»art
Expert on-Squabs
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Then there is Hie iion-reeident who i>
a lug |iro|a*rtv owner and Lymallv tug
rich
fie chunks in a few dollars at
the rigid lime lav« finch on hi« mr* and
1Trr» rttr [t'ngri'wtvps ffl;* t .vtt n tn rvr
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February 25, 1918
TOE SANFORD HERALD
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D r i n k a B o t ile o f
> CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
some other street or In some other to An
tomorrow. It doesn't teach him to
settle down or settle up. It just tea ch «
--ft **
•him to move, to be a rolling stone.
So there are the children to Ik* con
B u d g e t o f O p in io n “ J u s t B e
aidered as well as the dollars.
Children
tw een Y o u and M e.’
look up to a father who doesn't have to
look up to a landlord. And, having
known the delights of a home, a real
home, when they, grow up they want
horn« ol* their'*'Own. Your daughter
will be more likely'tb marry a man who
Is likely to provide i t ;'an<t Ifs b e married
Chlel I t Among Ye Taking Notes
that kind of a man, she will be tpore like
jf r and fa u n , tift-u r i a n t Lm ly to be-happy. - Y o n rso rr will be. more
11# Save Saunterer
likkly to marry the kind of a woman who
wants a home and a chance to make a
A Complaint
h«me and a husband happy. And that
The town in going to the dog*—
means that his chan.ce« for happiness are
1 always said it would:
increased.
The people don’t turn In and help
So, in building a home, you not only
A neighbor like they ahould.
make yourself happier, but you do soriieI ’ve alwaya thought we all ahould aid
thing to assure, or at least to make likely
A fellow in hie fight J.
the happiness of your children. And
And, when he get* the worti of It,
when you stop to think of it. making
Should help him get his right4
your children happy is the greatest hap
piness in the world.
Hut do the people do like that
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in this community!
1 I saw one of my young lady friends
When I have trouble like I have,
last Sunday standing at the gate and
Do they come helping me?
asked her why ahe did not go down and
For instance, with the railroad I
hear the band concert. She replied that
Have got some trouble now;
Have people helped me as they shpuld she was keeping Lent and could not
listen to the band. That reminds me
To fix that little row?
of what I read ¡n the Miami Metjo|>oils the other day nbout Ix*nt and its
You aee I bought some shinghn from
observance as follows;
Chicago, when1 ther'e cheap,
"T h e lopping off of a few things for
1 saved a dollar on the lot.
six weeks that ought not to be done at
For here they're pfrtty steep
any time by the groat crowds of super
I needed them, and right away.
ficial people Is a mere matter of formul
. The rainy days were hear;
ism
and cannot result In any material
The railroad took a month u( least
good," was tho startling d**clnn»tion of
To g*-t the shingles here.
Dr. P. S. Merrill, parlor of the First
Methodist church of Miami, in (qieukAnd, when 1 got them, hull a bunch
ing on "T h e Follies of Lent, or (,'nncer
Was missing from the lot;
and Court Plaster," taking his text from
1 guess it was the Irotter half —
Joel, "Rend your hearts, not your garThe |KM>re*l ones I got.
Ttrr-frright hfU wan another Im-hi-------- JU0 titH, and turn unto the l-nrd your
God. for He b great and merciful "
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They overcharged me, too;
"Yesterday," said tin* doctor. "I read
And l won't pay it, not a cent
a dispatch from New York city to the
I won't Ik- rob Iasi, would you?
i ¿Jpi-cl that a certain Mrs. I., und a cer
tain Mrs
who are proinintent in
Hut i can’t get the shinghv now,
social life and in church life In that city,
Nor get my money hack.
had sent message« to their friend* by
The railroad will not give them up
telephone inviting them to arrange in
It’s raining in the shark
formal
social gatherings in order to break
The merchants they won't do a tiling
the monotony of the solemn (roriod of
I think it Is n crime;
sack cloth, in other words, (s*nl. People
They ought to rise nnd make a kirk
who are so given to the service of their
And bring that road to time!
social relations that they have to break
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My ..Id friend, Juyhcw it«v*J* of the over the rules of their own wcl in order
Kissimmee Curette has Instituted a Hull to bw able to stand it for *u week.1* make
of Fame and his first entrant was Lnia their roligiuua observance ridiculous.
Hay*» Lawrence, the talented roelety That la-nl can accomplish anything for
editor of the Orlando Reporter-Star. such a iieroon b ludicrous "
The doctor explained that he believed
Mra. Lawrence deserves this tribute for
tho
pro|H>r observance of Lent, the in
she is not only a good writer but is also a
troduction
of a period of real sacrifice
moot estimable Indy anti a true daugh
and
introspection
by God-fearing men
ter of the Confederacy.
and women can do much good "There
are thousands of observer* of ls-nt as
8 There Isn't any tjuntion that build
good as 1 am,” he said, "und 1 ain not
ing yourself a house is a dollar-arul-cents
here to say but that it is a good thing to
proposition
It takes money, and to
try to I«* In-tier men and women for si*
TiuiTiT it menus lo *|W*nd TTHTTTFJ ymi tnmweeks. It certainly is iteUvr limn not
save*) or to save money you would other
trying to Ik* good ut all. I never have
wise spend. It is pretty certain to prove
much to say about the practice* ol sister
a goo*l investment. It will save you
churches. I find something better lo
rent arid uncertainty. It b likely to in
do than criticise other good Christians,
crease in value us the town grows and
but 1 wish to apeak of certain follies that
cum more in Increment than the money
the Lenten season leads us into "
would ut interest. The building will de" Jo e l aaya t hat you should_‘r m l your
__ predate with-tlm«. Hut the lot should
hearts, not your garments,' nB-aning t hut
grow in value if tfiis town d o « as well
the outward sign of inward grief for sin
r J B the country at large, which is nearly
should not lie used. Such observances
doubling its land values every decade
tend toward formalism, an d .th b tends
Hut there is another side to It also that
to deaden piety. Such forms are to Ik*
' is worth considering. There b another
treated with great caution. The jteople
aide besides the money side. Men of
who make more of form are more ex
family are the house builders and the
posed to the deadening influence of forhome builder*. They are thinking about
fVUUafti.""T
something In addition to the money
saved and money earned. They are
1 The Orange county fair has made an
thinking of the. human side.
Then! Is no doubt that one o lth e best other epoch in the history ol the county
influences for good U the American home. and state and demonstrated that county
Tho children who grow up in it look back fairs will pay if they are managed right.
at It in after life and the memory h an The board of directors of the Orange
actual moral Influence. The kind of county fair are men who know how to
person a fellow is when he is a man de manage and the aucceas of the fair each
pends a good deal on the kind of.home he year is due to their bun!neon acumen.
T h b year the Hanford booth waa in
had when he was a boy.
Gnneh who j ]im|li n new
.houM and fed like he would looking BnnroaTtre Job certalpiy-4«orwi
m a m tm me anic.manncrJiCTffi
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the aame stability. It doesn’t awaken surmounted all difficult!« und made auch
v the game pride. It hoa no recollections, a creditable showing. One of the care
or lew ofth em , that genre to atralgliten loaded with exhibits for*the booth was
him up and ma te ftfnr VJPtT to bff tnme- lost in transit, whieh-btMRy-handie»]
body— to 1m* somebody worthy of the the display and there w«v» not it* much
roof under which he was raised and interest manifested in the dwpluy.this
year as formerly, and in all Mr. Couch
father and mother who raised him.
He never learm anything but wander has troubles' of his awn, but he went;
lust in a rented house. He thinks life ahead nothing daunted and the exhibit
is ju st living somewhere today with the was a very good one of Hanford’s crope,
probability that you will be living on although not as good as should have been
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would open Ihe-prorplri's eyw. I hoji*
that next year, if Harney county has no
fair of her own that the Hanford people
will start early and carry an exhibition
to the Orarige county fair that will do
our gflat section credit.
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npw we can «how them a real street not
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There ore other streets that need bnck
more than the end of Oak avenue.
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�THE 5ÀNF0RD HERALD
Celery and Lettuce
Aesculapias
Talks to Charon About Orlands
Sophists f
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Dolly Dialogucs Touching County Division Lightly
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The Kind That Brings The Money
n , T. K. BATES
Charon. His statements are far from after, yours truly will chunk up the job
jxxtulatlon. Equivocated raauistry
right on the sjiot
•properly adjusted to sophistry forms an
Aesculapias. If you should find it
inconsistent mystification showing the absolutely necessary to desecrate Hades
scuta aversion of a jsoul gone wrong and with specimens of the tyj>e yve have just
I refuse to clutter m y barge up with such discussed, 1 would advise you to have
offal, even It It b sentenced ttrsheol for Them reduced to a liquid form and planed
eternity.
in a retainer that they may come to you
Aesculapias. B u t my dear Charon, in a complete- sta te -e l solution
Thi
‘ of whom do»t tbotr rvftn*r
■-tvil|-Trerse«sr>txn*1WFp}rislf* passing tlwuu
Charun. W hat! A resident of the*** ( over the long dial mce or possibly. by
parts for three complete eons, and thou wireless. You know they have a de
knowest not of whom I grips* and cramp, partment away down m the -umtheust
when I speak of this infinitesimal par corner which is extremely torrid chpeealogy? Solecism In relation to claptrap inlly provided for those who are wont to
can only stand for one of si trio and the fight progress when applied to other than
c-ol
smallest in this ina'an»V hup|x :i- to - ud thernseln-s There i- now iptlle
I ony there from Orlando if you ran
about with the most alacrity, even |
though it is imjioteiit and Ihicnd. iI arrange to chunk the returner and con
Knowest thou not of whom I e(Tu««7 tent.» into this corner and mine-dutely
When the w m cned optics of this rep- have the decks of your craft soused und
tillian speelemen begin to snap and »Sruhliesl with caustic soda and undi
twitch and a feeling of seriousnoMn at luted rarliolio acid It is barely pm»ihl<tempts to take po<w»ndoii of hit. ren.-bum. fla t no outbreak of till* foul evil will or
then you can discern from it» utter lack
of fecundity of whom 1 loeute
Doit
1 1 haron. I understand tfuit there an
thou now call to m inifiM * particular pro »Ohle pretended disciple» of lihlck-Ooru
toplasm?
will an (mmMg a* llllegi d great Mien I bal
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Aesculapius, Charon! t tiur^n’ flow | «re working in with the (dun ■ hunch
could you do it? Surely it is not the diung all m lln ir |*uu i to pull the .incora
honchend with the udumanline cun over their eye» of »orne uunipbk-ti' |ted
v e n c e who attem pts to dole nut .imind rl-fident.i of (lie out king j.iirl'i.n- ..( ih*
philosophy to young disciplei* of 1 ri«-«-.tn 1 NI. \\ I III N I 1 oí Harney «ile! limi
Biscuit, that you have reference to 1
j they* will also be down here »non to pm
Charon. It hus pajwed (rum tti.- t... . ' t ie rollini of r* t ogri—»uirt'si- I n * r
It s those big bunches of crisp, tender
celery the people want—and will pay big
prices for. And fresh, healthy lettuce leuves
that make the rest of the dinner look good—
I hey are the ones the housewives look for.
Armour
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Top Dressers____
Celery Grower and Lettuce SpeciaHnvr
especially prepared to make this kind of
lettuce and celery. Both brands have plenty
of the quick-acting ammonia that makes the
plants large and tender, and they contain
enough phosphor-ic-ncid and potash (o make
this growth healthy and crisp.
(’all at our warehouse and set* our
goods—we make fertilizer for every pur
pose—goods to suit YOUR requirements.
Ask for our representative, Mr. Schumpert.
N e w ly w e d s and their Baby
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Warehouses At
Pour Hundred Years Vgn
Fhe executive cuntth-Hi-. 'll charge
>f tie* veh-bralion r-ommetnor.ittng the
ioiirtfi i-i titeimt d of I In- ! i ruling of I’ nnce
ii lu»ii. nr
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Sanford
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Cameron City
Manufactured By
i In- -Imrii- -if l b coin bn
upon the dull“* ni
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and
Armour Fertilizer Works
\ |iril I J I und I lor rli< big fu-l ncul
■ •veil'-.
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August I111
pronveais the
• l e d i l i t e r . -t mg *|«»'l uiur und t i->
torn- pageant ever p n w n l e i i. and ex
'•ini u i-orded invitation to nil Florid
1 u. - -net lo the ttvoUsands "f tiuj'iO*
J A C K S O N V II.I.K , F L O R ID A
head age into one that jairl.i-n-1- tin tirud
. »it 11111 tin border» of the -lull- to aii.-iel •»
development of u spheroid of pure ivmy
, ill Week '» tint IVlt tin
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r-finain v>‘ *‘ ■'jii
chirp. It is thf* diminutive anatom-,
a n r
firmly glued to'the large II who runs i bn
tintyiM* factory and tot«« ■•itii hi n ,i •-(
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pi its r* 1 1 tss
tain sheet througli ah n li he <an o m tnM"ti‘
hath
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Spleen ugairiat all wito have tile term nt>|
( H IÑ ESE LAUNDRY
1 ist tn tti« k»‘i*i
to pay noth e to lit* ribald lestmi'
I l>* |I :|» !**- alni \
S l a r r h r d S h i n * lUc
nin i*uin
Irelieve they eal) them Earl-, Mat Heal ■f in*|fr<*'•<*• in Hu Mj.ij»*' ni
H a r d i»r I ’ l r n l r d II u a u m i S h i f t
hutch up in Pennsylvania, whemi tins f oui*r h Xiil liRliL** ti.it E Hiitj t»» 4u**»**ri
I 5 f r a r h , 1! f o r liti
* hi iiw-U •> m i If» i irmi 'ibii . ••f Urlur
'(es-irnen was exuded
i «dh ir* 2 ( r a r h
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( haron! Verily, 1 say untn tbee, i
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Other I'rirm In Proportion
Ai-m-uIii|iIIui, thou hast doled -ot a
I »!*•> me r trial o f tier »1 rail fw
* Pili* 1 .1*1
squash ul the right molecule tins time, yi''Ii |4*|i H rieina. klfiiA n if - li afin*\ rutinl
li I were to row him across the Stvs am! lh«‘ 11*ivi<I Irm *ii j u i i v him lM*vn rt*t;ularl>
thru« AHh ilf» riHult thut H»t
W()N(
stand him up in front of Beelzebub fur •
final judgment I would he writ to Atari has** m*vt»r I h íc ii tnih ip *»
I * »»•»•
Ivon with In«truer Inn» for tom r<< apply 1 Ch.nrt>i>* S ir 1**11 »t U» mt*
fi*11*1vx*AÍi*' .if t•*! ii pλ «5 f
the as to me at once
He luis his-n hang llh» ilk Ihr
tug around here ever since tin1 Mtib >t ft*ili k I hi* *a r^ .ful s fu -1r»*’ ' . * r i i t fi;»t
i» * j Ul ï ' * ***f ’A't*, t î»':ik y
feast of Belsiiasx.ir ris-i 11 11> he’,I it [MT. Ul N* II»'
Mr«t.irjtJ» l0
1Ri'i '
Uviedt), bogging to get over si in <-,iu k.NWIMT, he VA.1
Iregin to sizzle; but honest old man. I ♦ ti t lu* vah*» di'àtli ut (iDYifmiiM ut lumi?
just have not the heart to present him to uni [h ñau tr>iiikJ to tir up ut the rrih ül
S h ip p o d P ro m p tly
Un T he licit hud an ueuir
ounty utile
his Satanic Majesty.
■Hack
of
Ideomotor
ataxia
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the
tongm
Aesculapias. 1 have it on good uusutlcrini* frinii brum »turn it tin ROStS. White and Pmi.
tliority that tin* coming Congress will 'while
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»frecies of motes which usually form t ha hark
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heart of ivory spheroids and if later maul ju-t
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deviations arc sufficiently coprolite, imyjnf tl
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mediate steps will In* taken to prevent .yicr
further excrement*.
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P r lc o i f. ti. b. o ip r o s s o fflcq h o rr O
Charon. Tbon Harney county will phinl, lit we
never be ntenared by (rst'-ring ini|wMiU liydraulh- pu
humea of this type?
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You must remember that morphew is. when lie ««
apt to break out a t any time. It i* fol-j and tie lias
lowed by putrefaction,- the fetid condi-l| thi- day and
tion becoming sufficiently mahidurousl f>ut Hi» daily
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when fed upon misconception, had judg
ment, hatred, malice, vindictiveness and
mercenary grasping, to roi! urvl contam
inate an entire community
In tins
P H IL A D E L P H IA
case the subject should be imbued in an
alembic of undiluted nitric acid, where
the GALL is so enormously dcvdojmd
as in thi* particular mite, it is doubtful
If this mild treatm ent would suffice to
extirpate the community of such an
JEWELER
envenomed calaW ity. Hence, there is
nothing this side of complete incineration
MY SPECIALTIES
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for Its elimination. Care must be taken
himself has implicit faith
Pii Kurd ^ Hand P a intnf Chinn
that n6 portion of the ash is allowed to
else he would not edvertlee It.
(•orh a m 's Sterling Silver
You are safe la patronising the
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Enquire of K f’ Fulton on ini.it *t City Dock or Srr
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Henry McLauIin
entire cominunUy'"ártd titft rtKrptarlr tn
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■ccond crucible filled with an inennde*ront fire and molten heat for n sufficient
period to cau.*c complete disintegration
Charon. I understand that there ana couple more of this variety down at
Orlando who will begin to travel this
way soon and I am going over now to
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that I bgv* to handle cargo of thla char-
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HIE SANFORD HERALD
YaUUhed t v * r y T u r*! • > and F rid a y Kora In * O r
THE «ERALD PRINTING COMPANY
¡tr¿.
K . J . ItUtLY. tdltev
k„w. M .mvKU , Buataeaa-Mee-vtf*,
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the true account of that meeting. Some
of the speakers made statements ttiat
would not bear Investigation, and one of
them in particular when confronted by an
Oviedo divisional admitted that he
rnpy have bandied the truth cniebasly,
l-~Mf nnntoi^tóNfinrsroiv;
would alone carry the indebtedness
and that the burden upon the pyople
would- not be increased to that extent.
Unquestionably the construction of a
State system of lilghway* would bring
about a mo»l »underfill development'.
BOTH WERE MISJUDGED
Haw Husband
Were
.
^ 7 - ^ e p a i t ó B d J j C T S A c i46f£.r*wr.
is "carried out siunddq'r the á lsfu -r*» ¡w»«”.
Disagreement.' — munerate to some agreed extent a coun
ty w h ich lias at iLs own «expense con■By GEROGE ELMER COBB.
stcueied n highway for many miles
"T h l» ia detective work, pure and
upon the line to be follow«! by (he
llmptc, Ashley, but f |tm not even an
State highway? .
I f St. John* county «pond* fitfy thous amateur. Ju st plain John HlrL *>nce
and dollars n r more'Upon the Jackson-' a town marshal, now a aicon (1 rate law
yer. I am your friend, though, and
vllb- road to. the Duval line which
your wlfe'a friend. And«the friend of
would be part of the Jackson villi*- Mi
poor little loat Harry. Let me show
ami highway wouldn’t ft be fair that you, out of gratitude for the start you
S t.'Jo h n * should, be'repaid to some ex gave me In life years ago, what real,
tent?
genuine friendship Is "
Supposing in some other more back
There k m nothing hjtrolc In the
ward county no road* had b itn built speech. There -w as no falao note of
Richard Ashley,_ltf>k, dis
upon the proposed line. T h at county bombast.
would get It* full share at no more tax heartened, all at sea, had cofno up
ation . p c c . capita than. th at upon SL against thn dead blank -wall of "No
c l e w " In a cast» where myatrry
»od
John* in which the people would at the
mlaery wen« pretty well commingled,
name time bo carrying thrtr Indobtod- and no vlslblo thoroughfare back to
ne*s Inurrvd Iwenuse they were pro- happiness and peace.
««oiaiUAoeftre^vrsf-Timl
vJUid '-befriended-- LIU fif
A road.
* .
teen year* previous, and tho loyal fel
Ashley
Some newspaper* regard the matjer low bad never forgotten IL
its entirely unfeasible. Some feel that had married Lucia Ward A child wns
(he plan wouldn't lie carried out satis born to them, and when Harry wus
fivo years of ago, a baseless dlaagreefactorily.
ment bad come about. They had aepThere are many details to he work«!
arnted, Ashley tnklng the child tn hla
out and the tall without doubt will be
keeping The abyss broadened They
o b je c t of great dlscuaalon Jwhen the did not meet again
legislature convenes. -St. Augistinc
Ashley went west with Harry and
Itecord.
acquired a small fortune In Idaho
Harry Brown give« u* food for thought lands. Ills wife ho seldom heard
In the nlvnv® for the Sanford district from. She waa heiress to a large e»*
occupies the salm* position regarding tale, ho learned. Too proud-to meet
State highway*. W r- nre about to her half way In a-reconciliation, »he
seemed to havo completely ahut him
spend $200.000 for our own so cia l
and tha child out of her memory She
road district and we think we are <n- led a hard, lonely life at the secluded
titlcd to more rollsderation than tie country home of a utepbrother
All
tantlon. JL group of làda cam* Into
viaw, ohaalng another of th* red
ipheroa. On» T»ntur»»»me urchin rau
Into th» wat»r, gr»VB»d~Ii, exploded
R, and waded to tb® ahor» holding th«
wreck of hla trophy.
Blrt watched the crowd gather cutHtCCBJAcV,-iru^nvVk ,v,
othcrb»»oonwm*-«spl®C;’»i.<Y'itr#y ' ( f i r off for IL
*
.j .
Blrt aroaa and atrolled- alrnlcsaly
down th® beach. As he passed th«
flattened out balloon ho noticed that
a string ran from It to which a card
was attached. Hs-picked it u iw ,
"Why, hello I" he «xctalmed *
Water had obliterated some penciled
words on the blank aldo of the card
The front bore hla own name
"Qne of my bualneaa card s." he so
liloquized tn a wondering way. "That •
ju eer." t
"8hool-‘-ab ooU " hB henrit a boyUh
voice call juat then, and cam® upon
a second group of lad*^chasing auuth
er of the toy balloons.
One of the boys had a bow and ar
row. Hs aimed aloft. T h e abaft sped- .
from the bow, pierced the balloon, and
the deflated globe came to the ground.
Thera waa a scram ble over It.
- "Here, TH pey you foe that.'.' he said. extending a coin to the hoy who had
rescued tho object. Then eagerly h«
Inspected the card. It wna another of
his own. It had, however, got tramplod In the mud. He made out th.’»»
words: "In a lion's cage— eend word^
Ashley—hotel—Rockton."
For fully five minutes the amateur
sleuth stood studying the card Thru
suddenly he exclaimed triumphantly;
Tv® got I t!"
He remembered that he had given
Harry some of the cards to draw mi.
The worda “Ron's cage" Jn connection
with tha apatiglca found In the room
at the hotel suggested—e circa»'
"And su y !" oJacuTated th® secondrate tnan, "1 recall now that Dunbar
owns a half Interest In a traveling
»how Why, find a clrcua. and 1 find
Hurry!”
F'uur hours later Hlrt stood by th*
side of one of a dozen tents at th*> <nil»ktrts of a county seat town
11»
looked «round him and sw tftl) boiled
under th® canvas
Blrt had Just hoard a circus peddler
complain of IohIiir hi» bwlloon»
II*
also learned that lh e(e wn» n in*«
»agon Inside the tent
Fifteen minute» after that Hlrt »»•
leading from the place the recovet.-d
hoy
He had found him locked in th»—
nigi! wugjn and had opened «
to freedom
Harry told of two men kldnapii <
him He had overheard them any Hut
• man named Dunbar hud otd’ ied
them to loae him Iri »omit distant pm t
uf the country
A d rill* peddler had lied hlas(tn<g
of toy hull non» ,u tin* wagon A bright
Idea came to Harry
Me reached n.it.
drew the balloons towards tile Imr* «L
■ached what card» be had to them, und
let them go up There wa» an opening
.it the top of til» tent, and they »ml
ul «way.
It wn* after restoring Harry to til»
father and hiring a man to gun J
.igulnut a now abduct Ion that tin a>
«vr took a (lain direct for thu huinu
if the mother and wife
He had sure evidence that Dunbur
was a wicked villain, and of thl» ho
convinced the amazed stepsister
Mrs. Ashley met her husband and
»on for the first time In ten )••*!«
There were explanations, forgiven*»»,
jwgkcned love, and thp modest la» ’ *-r
liluahed when the reunited p a ir 'tried
to tell him how much they owed Mm"Oh, 1 Just did my duty." declared
Hlri1 like tjr j sccuiid rate mun I
sin."
"You Insist upon that, do you’ fr ie d
the Happy Ashley.
"A ll right, but
one thing, s u re —you are a first . In*«
friend."
(Copyright. 1112, by W, O. Chapin«»-)
jrworn far tell the truth..
• u b a o rtp llo n P ric e. 1 2 (1 1 ) « Y e a r In Advance
The Oviedo meeting Was all rigid.
If our good friends at the county wat
( M im a d la iba City by carrier 12 00 e*» yrar In
wish to perpetuate themselves In office
advance or 10c per month.
Payaaata In adt anca meat be made at « I t o . and hold the county sifo .is long a* pos
Kaierad a t anrood-riai* m all m atter A o iu it 22nd sible and want to bolster up tlm'r waning
cau*e by giving (roe excursions and
190S. at the Pm loffio* at Sanford, florida
cader Art ol Marrh 3rd. IS79
barbecues in a va*n endeavor to prevent
county division they have a periert
TrlephonrNo 141
Office la Herald fluIUlni
right to do so, but fo get up before jin
•The Orlando Fair wpx alm>>et nr great intelligent audience and try, to garble
an event aa the Sanford H ot» Show the truth and admit a fte r*a p n iu u they
did Jug/le the truth will not help clthc*
------ O ------Sanford will get th at nrw tourist the cult*® i r ».lie irulivitluns who mad»eucfi untruthful statement*.
hotel and the country .club will follow.
Orlando has seer, fit to ninke light of
the
printed statements issued by the
Thl* kind of weather bring* a smile
county
divWoulsU b it Orlando hai not.
to the face of the ceUtry. «rawer ' I t
made
a
i^plF'iaraflj? 0f t rtpm. except by
means money.
railing the dividonlst« "carpet baggers"
Kusiromoe u making a strong hid itnd disgruntled office seeker«:-------They had Inrd work. .«*-1 tine any- ®t
■*- - for a skirt fBrtffty
’ •'Any
the
representative husincs» inyn of Or
thing for a «klrt.
nr
lando to nticfid the Oviedo meeting
The Orlando papers nre getting real The burin***» men of Orlando are nut
hot under the collar on the county divi making ai^’ big stir in the division quession question. Poor fellows, they Imv** lion. Most of them have property all
over Orange county and they would
lost out!
just as soon take chances in Harney a«
If the speckled perch keep biting, the in Orange county.
We are spi liking now of the property
editor of The Herald will Is* missing
owner*
of Orange county who have ul*
from hit office one day this week.
ways paid a just proportion of county
.The Sanford district h not concerned ta itt. Those who have Iroen diufgint
Lik«
with the fifty million dollar bond issue taxes do not want any change
state roads. We have our brick many of Hit* big cor|>orution« they are
afraid to see the laws enforced and be
roads well under way.
ing perfectly satisfied with the dodging
•— O —
The Orlando fair i» over and now that I
,a ,w in Orange county while their
hustling city will take on a Chautauqua ^neighbor* are bled, they do not warn ( IIOW Whb is tOO close fi»t'**l to sfH-Ild that kept Ashley In touch with his old
We opine that Secretary O’Neal » ill ; an> radical changes
fn llm iw y -sme my money and »nuts the Stot«' to in - life wer«« occnetonnl letters from the
have charge ol that also and make it a
v^erj man will pay Ills pro rata ol uish his good roads The Smtlord *M- loyal Hlrt The tatter knew that the
taxes and every piece of property will trict Is not exactly rruzj* about the estranged wife was a sore subject to
auccess.
pay
what the luw pfescriltes There state highway* miles.* our money could his friend, and rarely alluded to her
()
v .
At length, however, a letter cante that
will
l>e
no dodging or favoriibm >t had.
■<• rVlundi-d.
"The Hlg Cabbage« Keep Coming
brought
Ashley east post liasle with
Into Our Office," say* the Sanford Her ing and filling.
tits son
T
u
e»
will
not
la*
any
higher
in
Or
ald. I MiptKjse sum« »uvcrlbtr* und
I h sv e learned,
Hlrt wrote ‘ that
other* kick on what the Holly crow ned ange county nor m Murino hut they
you havu misjudged y ou r wife, jnet ns
editor has writ. fV m Reach County will he equalize«!! We will have some
mori* letters from Mr I loud ass late' on
------ O ------ltd* subject.
„ “»‘« A
(l . ■ I m
■— mart!1V.
Club in the nearTuTure iflToTir(lutili«l
auirited Senator will \*- a c-amlidatp for
TRANSPORTATION yC KSTIO N
re-eli-'tion in 11*14 Sanford is strong
<’migri’*'« inuHt tu.
the tin ti p'l.hfor Fletcher.
l-*m unii F lurida t« i*|**‘iailv anxiuu«
()
about ihe duty on >''iinifi-« l Ir ungi—
The Bradford County Time* is the arc a luxury and «idm- t t. tax. hut I
latest addition to the constantly in may nit a. ree wit'i rn i - -•■n«<- elioni ih
creasing Florida Prww (long
11 it an nmoiirt of «bilí n» -niel of :hi-ut nr
itseight page, fix column paper w-ll print ’ »laiiii-prtlt«’’*«* on thin iin-'.rjnn Til
ed, and well edited and carries the Florida 1 nH
F' u hange I ad rioni' a
name of Cesi. R Stallings at the mast great work for th<- indurir.- and cun do
head. The paper is locatisi at Lake greaU-r good without threatening to
Butler, one of the Iteri little cities in leave the Dcni'-i-riitli’ p ail' it the pmsent
Brailforil and we wish the new*pu|M-r tariti i« ri-duceii
The Florida orange
•ucress.
ha» no i «pial in the wot id nnd to niy
t>
in.ml tile m urkiii «hmild ill 1«. ■.| •11- I
There's ever) .irgiiinerit that ■ud lie to them
! In' 1.ilill .i■fil'di l< mm I»
advanced m favor of tile pr«>poseil new important, imi Iran-portiilu-n r-tt*-> are
county out of the southern part ol I >*• equally su il**t Shi Florida orange«
Soto. The |ample who live within the into our home mnrkeis Wlo-n a man
proposed boundaries have much to gain or woman with a dis<rimlnat¡ng tasto
m. :
and nothing to lose The Herald has gel* one, they will have no other.
always favored a division of DeSnto Dixie.
county and is more convinced now than
The Star think« that if the Florida
over that the interest* of this u-eiion orange growers hud u« wood LruiiHportu.
demand U, Puntn Oordn Herald
tinti rates US t b«>> defer Veil, the 'a ri(T,
O
one wa or another would trouble them
I Fifteen Minute* Lcter Blrt Ws* Lead
Sanford never looked inor«- heauti- very lit'le. When a Fiorid'un lius to
leg From the P isce ths Rscovsred
New|*»ct|s nmt their lluh)
Do/.
ful than now . with the s h ad e iris’» put
pay mure to ■wnif a box ol urting-'« tn \t
Un on fffU. nilinge. tho nn i n gf t r i'i 1 dm riiiiTu of'^avnnrmh rmnr n spaiiiaFTTiàs
•he Imn inUJudged you. Hha pine* for
bloom and t ie celery field« ready for t«i send a Ikix from \ aleni in to New
Had Surri-*«lul Sol«you and tha child
1 nod. too. that
the markets and everybody feeling ^ ork, there are othe- things than custom
Ifilnbar.
h«»r
stepbruthor,
spread
nil
The hi« sale ai I K Met linger'* has
happy- There are sign* of gnat im liou»«^ to lie t-onMdered Oíala Star.
thu lie* that ■eparatud you. lie will do
been
very
succe*«fuI
in
every
way
am!
provements everywhere and the feel
O
all h® can to keep you apart, for by
the store ho.«* lieen thronged with eager
ing that out city is op the eve of great
HARDEN COUNTY AGAIN
doing ao he hope* finally to control
ha« been
prosperity. How do you rtand on
Despite the pro tin is of tlte .wind jarnr buyer« every day The
Sensitive.
tho esiato to which »ho t* heirea»."
jnujer
the
able
mnnoghmem
«>f M
county division?
Dentist— We muat kill the nerre of
aiers at - Uie Oviedo hutuyon ptvq*nsfnn
Aahlcy had com® to Rock ton at
Patient— Then I will go
that Winter Garden seetio^ didlnot want Italhimscr. who hu (ulti]l«Hl all [ir «m- one®. A slow ferer had *el In Before Hint tooth
Kditor Howard of the Orlando t ’itl- a new county, the question is ilra-al live Ìsex. made, and the public ha« received Hlrt could carry out IR* plan* to bring out of the room. Fm too tender heart
gen says that hi- la -surprised at dim . one.over there and the last i
of ihe the Itene lit of'tlie very low prie«-*. Only th® separated wlf® mm husband to ed to witness It.— Meggendorfcr Hlavtn n n in for flie hid bar gether, th® boy Harry mysteriously tor.
prominent dtiren lieing at the head of Winter Garden Times conmihs\ifie^ fol r„ Jci^.iluya^mqte
J# -.
dlsapji u r*U»,_________________
taitci unii ym
IlifPrPstr’xE
the division movement as most of th<< lowingHurry- »IVpi lu H io room BdloTning
divixionisls an* carja’t Imggers and new
"Garden county will tom» a* sure os iha»*«, how.
oursi“6T Wtltfom.
that of LI* father at th® hotel.
In
ttu. Wo would, like to inform
fatu. With fiUO house*, worid fa^torie*.
Ascertain clearly whnt la wrong with
tho morning ho wa# found missing. Ho
Kditor Howard that the Majority of suw mill, planing mill, *u*h and dopr fac
had apparently boon carried down the you and ns far as you know any means
n o t if f :
the men at the head of the division tory, and foundry, them would Ixssome
tiro escape of an Inner court. The of ending It, take those mean« Hu»
oflce le hereby given
movement are older in the community light anti some power used. Winter
only ciew was the discovery (hat a ktn.
~Ul«n tiP i* nnd thry-«b» «»«it-care_Lo take Garden will be a county seat and soon. under and by v|rtu at
covoreil wagon had loft the town, head
ed sout^. at midnight- All that show
orders from u I’cnnsylvunia rarpet hug- "Not now, hut uTferwaiFilr.** t----- W----- aili » lf ii($ F t in G :> Fo an rii I
Victory Lies In the Will.
ed the (U R to the room was th? dis
- ggor, who has not been here long enoug
---- 0 -----li
|,,n oayai from dille bring s
Don't filnch. flounder, fall ever, nor
turbed bed, n taint of chloroform In Tfiddle, but grapplelTke a man. A m»n
to put hi* money into taxable property
F IFT Y Ml LILIONS FOR ROADS
orfr payment of 'oil sums ^
tho
air, and A lot of gilt spanglea cov
as yet and never will be. Tiiere are
Sentiment among the newspapers of City or SAnford on all »umfandliu pa*>
who wills It can go anywhere, and do
ering tho rujc
ral men here w hB'iPtractive work Florida appear* to Ire liqing up)In fgvor Ing Ilena: also will bring suit to cr*
what be determ ine! to do.—John Todd
!7
to find your boy for
a
ers In every movement for the public of tho prujtoaed State bond Usue of fitly force payment oil all -sld ci» ^ Jlen| yolt."
declared Blrt,
good, even though they are among the million dollars for good roads.
li ia whlrh have been outstanding for a period
" I can never go to Lucia unless ha
Ancient Tree on ML Etna.
Y*
new comer», nnd they'own more prop' interesting to note that usual factk^ial of ode1,yeah
la with tne," said Aahley,
On ML Etna la a chestnut tree two
SU t will po«ill«clfr be brought on the
erty than Editor How*ard Tia* ever yet linee among newspajiers are disrcgnVdFour hoprs later B lrt waa resting thousand yeara old 318 fe e t In circum
given in for taxes. Tho newspaper ed In the consideration of thin question, dent* ^bovc »tiled, unfes* aetllement uncl»*r a' tree near the^ beach of a lit- ference.
man who has never hod faith enough some of the leading ones of opposite l nv de with me before M a'ch H 1913 tie lake about ten mHee from RockFe pu'ctmu.» hri Q^n t«ri»ijug [‘iiu« tn (Mjlitical trend standing together for or a 1 n frj ofUe.-v !n the Garner-Woodruff ton. Ho had followed tha clow of the
V.
R«Üz m
m i
f ’
«aMmitHsISSOTi .p k
m ==t
n<i
It can not bt« denied that“ there Is a
dictate to the real m m o f Sanford and
call them carpet bagger*.
.sentiment in Florida demanding State
supervision of highwuy construction ax
DOUGLAS« SC O R E D A HIT
a deterrent upon the haphazard work
The nccounl of the Oviedo in«-eti|ig now carrie«! zui^ruany counties.
It can
. related in last Friday s Herald by nut be denieif that the piecemeal work
as
p . A. Douglas* has ncorudsa big hit in in some couqtim counts up to an uh*
- *
the county and several letters have al reaadnahle ium.
Those - backing the proposed issue
ready been received here asking fig
copies of that papcjyaa the people want urge that the State automobile tax
’BttTÌ. A. DffCftTTES
54|íilc '
-JV*y i f :
1 l*' »Áiik *a!J
«
i
C ily
A tfo rn e v .
i? Yawl
i NEED TFfE MONEY
-Q0AU~Tajt®,Tim«3
—
^j—|^---/" [J i j ^ ^ -^ .hiFFTTg -^UTfC
rrr-TTni
HIB kf* ' AYhga Opals are firet taiòii-irou i .U li
fu lr ho confeasod to hluisctr that tFTo <MID* W l 8 M V IH ’t S i r t h E T t fiEr ' a »» ^
"Intuition" that most detectives talked
10 Pieces with th® finger naU
about Wa* *|ow in coming to him.
Only «mo thing am I certain of ” he
Cultivate Concentration.
told himself
"Dunbar Is behind'thl
B Concentration Is ths - secret cl
kidnaping "
•
Tho speaker Juat then noticed a Ut- strength.—Emerson.
tle red toy balloon aalllng out over
aid
fol,(lW8<1' * thl^ 1
Must Hsv® FsFth.
y mor* 111 ■uccesslon, | To bslloro a basins«» lmposslhl« M
POiKh cries atteantwA hi. -•« lbs « v 1» mgk* U
hen . i
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a
TlfE
SANFORD
ITERALI)
- ;*
• 0 |i
Mlnidunnry Meeting
The Missionary Society of the Co
gr»gat|onal church held timi: regni,
meeting at the home of Mr- I I
’Langley Monday afternoon A lte' ti
business of the meeting Had been Ira:.
V
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acted a -‘“w ^ a j h * h {‘Qsn a ., i y i u u ^ 1,
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Guitloer. ' Feprraetitint:
Mai«*-» Fcrlilrxec To.. i«« 1« th«> cit*'
ini on the grower»'
Him Mabel C*iwun hu» urcentrd
position wPh Major Powe-» i>, hU lj* \
oifr-e* over t h « F'ii*t National Hunk
Celery b b r i n g in g l»ott«*r price* no»
and the stock b* much l»#*lt«*r than it ho;
been lor sumo time.
u O ‘. P. Swope and family are moving
, to Oviedo this week, where Mr Swt|e
will be clower to his land pro|«>*itiiiii«
D u II- mo re im rt»
thu t
the t e m p e r a t u r e this m o r n i n g » v
VW e ath e r
M an
o n ly
around t h Q & h m u r k , w ln r'i i« not as >t>M
as must nf uAMJppux^d:
■.A' . .’Itfkvâjô^ rr ' ^ * ■- ;
M u s i c ( lull
The Music Club will hold their ri-glil
mts*ting Saturday uft-rnoun, Mareh I
at the hoine-of Mr* T. A NV.il.uho «*
he the leader. Every member of t.
club is earnestly urge«! to lie pre*. nt .,
business of iin|K>rtiiiice mu-I 1» .■i
tended to ut this niretini«
A full attendance of the chnruH »* r*
quested by the lender Thursday u11 <•
n<ein ut :i o'clock ut the home ot M »
M. H. Howler, wliere the chore- prncth.
will |m> held
Come promptly pl«.i>-
talked In the ( hildrcn
M i» Horner luw'auccceded the former
«One of the nunt interesting cerviere
M i» Mewed*» -Munson In -the office* of connectrd wrrtr fh<* chttrrh work-in San
Ur. Miller and will lie rnguged ti|)on forti was held at the Presliy leriun rhurcl
directory work.
lost Suialay
s»*»n Hm'-ttmcn
The Junior Kpworth heagrie ‘rtf the Ice held a moe'iug.(or the rhihlren. Hi
Method id church held their regular, demon«lratrd the |a>wi-r of church inmeeting Friday nfternoon in the church fluent»* hy a magnet and null* and nth m
The Weaterti Union Teh-graph Co. appurtenances and made the Bible
are moving into their new ofllcee and are truths so plain thut even the youngest
decorating the windows and making a j could undent land. The lecture was
good display. The new equipment wil' i also very intereeting to the parents and
Th# (»at» City II oum tia* brought
arrive in a few dnys and lie installed
I elderly folks ami wm replete with sound
dawn
the high cost of living
Only H HO
Itev
Brownlee hu.* only
(•has. I*. Polk has returned from a reaaonmg
per
week
for
the
tine*I
tattle
board in
lus-n
pastor
of
the
Pn-shyterian
church
»•eek’s stay at Tavares, where h<- mounted
the
city.
See
Parker
J8-tl
n
few
wts-lcs
Hut
hi*
inflin-nc*fur
good
U
the rnudcol program of u htg| Baptist
Best Creamery Butter, 4<k- |M-r (niuiuI.
revival in progress. lie also attended already u (rawer in the community and
the membership has increased no rapidly B. G. Stockton, phone 35.
53-ltc
the yarht race* at Rustle.
The Guarantee Invratment and Loan
Mr. and Mra. P. H. Nitle ut Chica thut a new addition to the church will
Co., Curry Bldg., Tampa, Fla., lend
go. have moved to Sanford to make it be necessary.
money at 5 |>er rent interest*, payable
their future home.
Mr. Ni«le has ac
in »mull monthly installment»
Write
Newly Weds will In- Here
cepted a (raailion with The llernld
for particular*.
local ti-tl
"The Newly Wisls and Their Baby'
Will M. Stevens of Claremont. Vu.. is
Pillsltury Hour, half hbl for 13.26
in the city and will lie with the Florida i* the lati*st addition to the da** of car ' It G Stockton, iihoiu- tii
.Vt-ltc
Grower* News. Mr Stevens i« un old toon comedi*-» and it may In- triifhfully j Best
*- | <
1 ItlllMU«
in«
It <■
newspaper man and liveil on the Fa.*< lernnsl u log sue*»-»* The coni|mny i* 1 »tockton phone 16
.r»."t lie
Coast for ninny year», being connected a large une, compo*ed of 1 0 1 , |H*iple. 1 Mr* It I. Shmbulser k.i* tuken the
the " l .; ” ,)| coiipu- lM-ing the "Huhy
with several new*pa|M>ra there
agency for the **pin-!la ( ’ur»*-t and will
/M i and Mra. CaM n M Willi illtP« (dnyrsl by Enríe Knapp The stinw l* in 1he pleutu d to call upon tnose ilesirmg
have as their chu-ming house c o s t Mrs two acts and four »eene». the lin.ili of tin- to (lurclia*»- Drop her a cunl or call
H. D New of Savannah On
One day first act proving a nio*t distinct- jnnovit at fi’2 0 Palmetto avr
Iih-iiI IS If
to
la*» v»t»-k Mr Williams took the lad«- Man Tin ■r*-dit •>( tf.e I«mO
( . «ninni- >«*-«1 Poiutoe*. >puuldiiig
duwn to Otlandn in his car that Mr* Aaron llo tlm iin and Paul U « - i and t|e Ito-«* No t |»-r I 6n Ih Img $2 lift. Ited
New might have the pleasure of osuiig dialogue extra ctiuract<-r» uni *itu.i ItliM Triuniph. |>er 150 Ih bug f'J tifi
lion* tfiey have supplied to help make l ari furniah *eed gruwn either in Marne
jije i i n u ^ o y ^ ^ i i ^ . '
or New York «tate
We guilrantis« our i
» lV. 11. Min kmfiii* r.-pii-cntirig ^h*- 'Tin- New ly M>•«!» aiai _LL»ifc Lialij. into ■ »sd tu l»j« tha t>esX.r yvj,*f-ve«.tr#iWwmviWinchester Arm* Co i* rn the .-n% a play constitute a ««imhm:it mn wlqdi T«-n yenr* in lhe «<h-o I mi
«ati-tit-l <ustomer
\merii-an Prodire
today calling on the (mat trnde
M« has^r«.*. n biglil,, *a|i-fa« l^r. lo iln .llre i ompany . Ja«-hsotiville Florida. t 5-24c
g«» r* where ib« pl.«
tía* *H*i*n *»s-n
Muckinfuws i* not a.- bu t us bi* name
would indicate uml ' setdiere*!' with I b«- noi«n i* t*\ Sr\ moor ltr««w«' N it \
I p irru pal t hurt h
ttic editor of The Herald during th«« Xver and John \\ 11r.•11•>ii ['here are
> r i i i r i * ut the ( Tmrch of the Holy
*txl*s*ii
mu-icnl
mini««-!-*
‘-minting
tla
Jacksonville flie
1'iin *
Fpiscopul . until further niitii-.
Mr and Mr*. F I. Hohin*<in
»1 tinaie of tin- -ei-onil u t all of wto* b «-on
•«ill I m- u* lulluW'.
tain
whl*lh-ulile
|M
i|UilaM
t>.
but
the
urn*
IVt*r*hurg, are in the city tor a few
Suntlay »«• inh >1 ut '< (5 u m
da.*, much to t ie delight o' tfie-r many *ure to uhiaiu dh'tinctive lot* nr* "H«m>
M o rn in g Pruver ^ itti u-rm un u i 11
gle
Ü
O
O
la
iv
lug
lune.
Every
liab.
trends. Mnt Hotilnson will u>.*i*t at
«iVliM-k and
I»
a
Sweet
Bouquet,
und
"i'a
d
't
You
Se»
the organ recital at the Congregationa*
E ve n in g Pruver w ith short *errnon at
I la n e Y o u ? "
"Ibeigie lltra" a* given
church tonight.
.to every S im ih i. in th«- m onth
by
Eaulaile
Noting
and
the
"E
igh
t
Idle Maddoa-Field Player* having
I hi the I r*t Sunday m tin- m onth
three days open date *|s«nt the time in Politer l'lgeon»," l* without n doubt one,
id tbe tno*l i-nti rlinning fentiin-s ot the I ttiere w ill l«e I , i leliriiln H i ol the llo lv
Sanford last *ITiur*duy Feidav ao«t Vit
i on or i i i ' iiim . , f * (■• 11 *i « 11n"k *»*r v niptree
irday
I’bey are m a»ve with >unl«*rd
I In- -le'ili cmhellluhmeiil* «*! li «III I and on 11,« U n til » u m iiii «>1 'In tnontt.
"P'l expect to pla . a reliirn i-ngagelln lit
rbere w ill t««* an e a d v «etet»rnt«oll at
(•*
»"■'« «mir time in March and *u" t**- id« are entirelv ,eliipu«lc a'cl tie- co* I
T ile Mini wi»-k *4-r VIi ••» Will be ,«» Ini
t
liming
of
t
tie
company
i*
worthy
ot
a*»urrd of -rowihsl homos
lows.
if
Kd«iie Milieu will assist in carrying *|H*-ial mentimi. The gown* ol Mr»
Tuesday afternoon at 4.
Newlywed
and
the
Newlywed
girl*
nr*
The Herald from this 'late the innWerlmswlay evening ut 7.30
stan'ly increasing citv li«t making u of the »tunning variety. Earle Knapp
Thin
sdiiy nlternoon at I oo o'clock
n« w carrier necewury. The llerih l «» make* an individual hd as Nnpnh-on
Friday
sfterniMin ut I til o «-Itick
la-w William» I»
tin- only twice-a-wvek pn(»-.- to the Newlywed, the tiahv
Till. Gullit ««I Ul«- Holy 1 11 « will lln-el
a
laughing
tut
a*
the
tie-man
Waiter,
world tlmt ia delivered every Tuesday
while the entire cast an«t choro» are entire IroJay 4 l|i-rtnH«n ««I each wis-k during
*■"1 Friday to the door f the tty sub
lu-nt .it '2 O' at the Uei-torv nrPmirntng
Iv adequate
serde-r*.
« .-
THE NEWLY WEDS AND THEIR BABY
vn
Mr. 4iul- Mr*, 4*. F
Wilbnf»*- b«*v—---
returned to Suriford and taken ip their
residence nt their lieautiful home on
Silver Lake. There ie no place like
Sanford.
Me and Mra. T . K. Hate« are in
New Smyrna today wliere Mr. Hate*
made an nddrere* nt the meeting oi the
.Mosquito Inlet deep water project.
Mr. and Mr». W. K Hurt of Ja c k
sonville, were in the city fur u few day»
this week, the gun»« of Mr and Mr*.
J- E. I-ling
fb e y - are old resident*
of Sanford and their many friends
r * * 1* glad t ' M o d W 1 agnii*_____ ____
Dr. J . C M oor*,-form erly'of K lolm rn,v. I-la., has taken charge of the pre
scription department nt Th rash er»
Pharmacy. Dr. Moore come-* to San
fonl highly rrcommended and will le
an aaset to the business fraternity oi
(be city.
- >-Uapt, and Mra. Jones of New York
olty. and Mr. an4 Mra. Lee Hayward
of Davenport, Towa. were guesta of
Mra. 0 . W. Ilrady and family last week.
- Min Iren« Drady will go over to DeLand Thursday to attend the dunce
Thursday evening. She will also have
v,* ^w’ pleaaure of hearing HUpham Friday
, oyenlng, and also enjoy g'pjeosant we»«k-
Th«- tijuy wi|l lie
befe at il’.« Im
Itenui Theatre on I«-h _'tith
'b a t* ii
laiwsun'*
For Sale
i
in t mn to it'« ini tin- i n i. mg •••-vi - ut
t (0
HKAl. ESTATE WANTED
Bepresentalive of Northern ( llenla Will
Deal Onl) With Owners
1 have client who wunu smull orange
or gru|H-fruit grove. Mu«t Im« u bargain.
Another client, nn Illinois farmer, wants
small improved place anywhere in state
suitable for gardening. Banker in Wis
consin inquires for winter liDlIR'. on or
near water. Another client asks, m«to find a good real edtate* investment,
on easy terms that will a<«ure him profit
in reasonable «time In finding what
clients want will deal only with owners
and must have full dencription with pho
tographs if possible, and very lowe»t
lu>«t I . T i m .
tTnli-sa gcnnlm* liar^
tem*}
on't
answer.
Adiirew fut ten
yniTW~q
I _. *.«•a»i * i ..
Wade, the Tuner, Orlando.
tf
• li city diwk
Fmder |.av (or ibi« imi ice
H unted Glean cotton rags, no scraps,
at tin« Herald ollhe
Will pay 2 cents
and *.'«•! paru*o| ut III rubi Utili «
per pound
For Sale I'wo family luuiirhfw, also
wholesale lisli bo»mi-ua witii 'aunclos,
boats and nets. Also lake fronl lot with
three houses C.- L. Vincent, at flab
house.
37-tf
Good Mule for Sale Cheap— For In
spection apply to John C. Edwards,
Celery avenue.
32-tfc
F'or Sale Two good mules, wsgon
•nd harness. See them at Mecca Ham
mock on Greenmail place
3fitfc
St John» Hotel Booms and hoard.
Homelike »•cornmndations for regular
boarder« or transients. Go<>d table.
Bat«-» reasonable
W II Wnthen, Prop,
420 \\ First Si.
33-tf
(>■« |»-r puir WiII nut »top !*«» timo tcn
11 nnttsl Orders for firm fruit proof
puir*
\rttiur Sebleinun l’ irupa H a , cubhuge plants, all varieties, J 1 2o |«er
(•urne \S ariteli
|(ìht|i I.OllO; cheaper in larger lots SatisfurF' S Gannon, MegFor Siile
Heggar \\i<rl >1**1 50r III 1tion guaranteed
G
HI-H4tc
W« gunrnul*-*- our Tom \X nt»on ami all gelt» S
varidi«-» o| waterniebm »«»»l to t»•* trul
ru i sal«- Horse, carriage
wagon,
lo nume U rite for prie« » I«u 11 »cu-* li.iiii«-».« tool- m 11 «ondltlon
Prtc#
we bave grown ineloii* f««r •»*■*•«! pm|iov»
reu«onab|e
\ddrcs.«
II
M
D
,
care
olii)
tiiradeau Stssi Co
Monticeli«,
61-tfc
Fla
42 2t«tr ' i Herald
1
«ir
Sal«i w o dçsiliili!« lo
Ot*
t* IIL
iiy » a ti.....|‘
Ta JWn\\\
eights
huY gaitali laki-n
prilnipt
i-n pr«
1i
about nuggv afiT
Vldri-s*
l> i
U ajm-i k :**miinei
Pm«- >er. I«a ««tiabli for a quick sale
it '(
'K
For Kent Six rie,n, ..ittug« with „11 It iM.f7-.t- d apply !•» lohti I F’.ilwards,
filct-4
inodi-rii iriiprovemi-nt»
ln;t I'ulm iitn Colery 1 « nue
a ve n u e
Apply to I 11 Mahoney ut
F «r Sale White Maltese ben and red
Fernald l lifw r C o
.1.1 tl
i im«-itui pigeons color banded , niut««l
I««r Sale Pop «-«»rn wagon nt corrn-r
The h«*«t is tlie
Fir*t anil Park \v*
Fuq uin- at Hi«b««p p.i-r* anil youngsters
Sanford P-gisin lofts,
III«»« k or uililrt-v* Box 10' ' 4 . < ity
I I tf cUiupi-st
52-fitc
Sec Smitli Fix |r Mali Im t«.»t roof Bqute l.
1ai*i on Friday Stick pin. Suitable
gutters
Hoorn 7 . M <i I Itloi'k
5n if
For Kent ("heap New one room fur n-wnni if returned to II 11. Walker,
ni»oi-d cottage, with hutn on quarter Orioin. Fla
52-2lp
n r i good gard en lurid
l.mirol uviionFor «iile $100 Piano for )125,al»o
and S.-cvind »tns-t
Aihln-»» i ’ tf Mot
f«"ir g«N,d noile# F'red Shumon, West
1323
lltf'
F'or Sale ll|,M-k «•( ' V. will ! , uted - f.
62tf
city l««t*
\d«fr«*M< * i * m r I’ ox I I r It« «0 lor »la*. t ii.mleli Crop
at tl
I gl t .or,« » q„ ri,•» gar-1* ii land 'IVn*
l ,,f |«,i*i, |t»i, a \. ee
H
i - « ’ l i i , ,«• "f , onOor t able exit tuge,
I
I >1« t ■ •' • ill 11 udo
F Igtlt T
Fine
e«.* uml p a n try , « ity water in yard arid n«-»r Nik«' MoIiiin«. rent irxsf
liou.*»^ «ewer. hou«e newly putnteij and pirn»- for (foultry. only a lew blocks from
papered inside, outside cement cellar,
largest :V«nJ moat (irnf'Jahlc (raultry
other outhuildiiigs. lot 50 x 120 . all fenced,
nice jhnde
T h i* plm-e well |iM-ated to farm in the south. Inquire of Geo B.
••it park, school, ehurctn- and cat Ii- «- t’.i'c er or Thayer's «tore, F'nter|irlse,
I or Beni (Ine live rxauii cottage. No
1-00 l’urk avi riue. 112 50 I» r mi nili
\Siiter fri*«, l’oav-rviioii givi-n Mar. .Irti.
(*. \\. Spencer.
63-tf
For Beili 5-routn cottage, with all
ntodern tmprovement*. Palmello Ave.
N H. Gemer
5l-.1tp
I or Sale Twn story house and «muli
barn, four acre* forty orange trtssi.
other fruii
D ire- tli««u*niiil dollari
Gite ihoiiNniid cauti, baiane*- to »Kit purcliu-wr
l’rop.rly al Paola. Fionda
Mr* E It t urti». Sanb.rd
th t(
Io r Sale lf >0 pn,r* liomer pigion» ut
Hold« I It« -! i -tat« '
IM
For '•iib- Cnriop. lop Itori.dioiit
t 'otupletr Flnqoiri- I I* td«od'n-h or
Miss s \ Wyllv It lli»«il Price Hea
rom e*l and shown to w a t* , which are all
onable
P* ■*!
Ilev A BTH U B S
50-tI
PECK.
Be «*r.
r:
Will trade tin« |*!.ice f' r ' m l v o-uut or I 1i
I nt« rpri««- Fi-rry leave» Sanford
if*||irov* <1 e|o** *-* Mtili«'«i
* nil
i -l
•I •. v
t i n 25 n o t *
52-3tp
,« »*w«,|►,* I -m t .X lii- i itnn r.T ( o .
■
Ile lu ld Liulilill«yj, *ii" I'" d I a
«" H'
For H- nt --ton *,..1 m :irul *(»*(«•»lllliiu l I u-Ull II, 1, 1. 1.Up t,.uO.
i.l.Ool.L
S tranger» in our city, a* well in* our
resident frt«-nd* w ill I n- cordially we|
For Kent Two furnished rooms, cor
ner Third nnd Magnolia
Inquire nt
Sanford Furniture Go. store.
4M-tf
Rem em ber
H ut every adtisd *abicriber kelps to nuka this
paper better for everybody
WANTS
All L o c a l A d v e r t i s e m e n t »
L n d e r T hla
M e n d in g t h r e e C e n t s a Lin # t a c h l a s u e
FirrrrMn d Boome# -for -JtañT.-. A'tihliit 121 Palm etto u v e ll'lf
5 1 -1 'P
F'or Kent Two nicely luriv»b.»l
ro-ttn*. con •»•mi nt to the new dcp«ii.
Addrea*. I- li S.. 123 11. Oth St., near
i la
121 W 'Ph
Oak Avr.
51-tfc
Fflf* Sg lf—A I-acre tru«-t. near town
well imt rovi-.l nl.*o W B t t leghorn
eggs (or settiug. in q jirt at lleisht of
fiee.
M-tfe
For Kent -HtmsO on Park avenue and
Second street. See Mra. K. L. Jonot.
*
53-tl
For Sale
Beresford Celery Farm, one
irnmrnmm— iliis in Kleania
TIiTrty-threo acn-s, Lwenly-acréa dgored, ■
twHre tiled; very e»fontH«*^-biel>-flowvxell, large shed, foreman's bouae anil'
other building», good pair mu.lei, wagons
and farm tool»
deul location between
Lake Berrafor
nd St. Johns river
Bail and water (rans(a)rtation. Will
sell at half It* value. For particular adil n v DeLand Henlty Company, De-
Hwyr-M« -<4* <4., lb ** -O i, Jackson vilW
S37TT7
Club Cantata will be held Thursday af Florida.
ternoon at the home of Mra. M. H
Bowler, beginning promptly a* 3:00
Smith. F'i*-lt-M an (bara best (inper
o clock.
lunging, (fainting
M. G. T Block,
.Aolie William» came ov«r fr>m Win Boom 7.
60-tl
(«r OiTdto Saturday, where he hat a
Iiutterinc, 26c (ter pound. H. G.
Position with the electric light company
U nd. Fla.
Stockton,
phone 35.
63-ltc
°f that plane, to spend Sunday with his
Pvent*, Mr. and MnaC. M. WUUoma
i
fri-c.
Ten acre (raultry and truck farm, four
room hou»e, barn, incubator house,
chicken house« and run« to accommo
date 1000 chickens. Two fine flowing
well».
Will s.-ll the farm either with or with
out the stock of chickens, if taken tiefore Feby. 20th.
49-3t
H. II. M ARKS.
s irfi
vm
if
M*<U:
Found—Bilk par. »ol, iupposed to be lo*t
___ This htautiful suburban . home roni Sanfoni
lTwiniGnE?ilTffiCntBr^"tPn”nJonnraiid-'bath and att
modern conveniences, lot ()«r)xl30 filled with orange
trees and other fruits and flowers, fine garage and
pumping outfit, good water, electric lights, going aP'
a hurgetin.
$1,000 cash, balance on easy terms.
MARKS R EA L ESTA TE AGENCY.
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P c b m n ry 25. 191S
the true account of flint meeting
Sum*
of the speaker» rnnde statements tout
would not hept Investigation, and one of,
Fiblilbid E m i Tur»4â» and FrUir Homing Mr them in |)«rtieuiar when confronted by an
INE lit HMD PRINTING COMPANY Oviedo division!*! udmltted that he
may have handled the truth. carel*»sly.
It J MOU Y. rdltOf
NIE SANFORD HERALD
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t i
t i
m v ift
s^ u o rn to W tTtRrrrfrffrr ■*‘ +
The Oviedo meeting woe* nil right.
If olir yo ori Tieniti» al the county *r»t
IVlIvrird la th« City t>r carri»» S 2 00 per »««* in
wish to perpetuate themsolvi-s In office
ad vanea Or TOc p»r ninnili.
Parnaau la ad« tuer muai I* made ai «anu andjiold the county site ns long as pos
Rnirrnl •••o^ood-rUt» mali mailer Aniu*i ¿2nd sible and want to bolster up the>r waning
cause by giving free excursions and
I90S. al th« Puiloftf* al Statarti. tTwWn
ir i Im Art of IIarrh Ird IH78
barl>ecues in a va'n endeavor to prevent
county division they bave n per*ret
Tetffibooe Na HA
0 file« la Herald (lulUlni
•ighl to' do *o but to yet up before an
Tho Orlando Kafr inns
im great intelligent audience an*l try to gorbie
an event ns the Sanford Ho-v* 'Show the troth nnd admit niferward thru they
did JugyU. the truth will nut heln eitho'
Sanford will get that new tourist the .'JUS' *t 'he individui» un*. ICilrt.'
Midi u'itriiliiful »1 item.mb .
hotel nnd the country <lub will follow
Orlando has ».■e» fit to m:ik** light of
the
printed statements issu'd by the
ThL" hind of weather bring* » amils
to the face of the- refery - irmwee— It countv divLrionlsts b it f triando ha* noi
(«jbtcr Ipllan Prier. 12.00 a »car In Advance
ir '
means money-----_________ ____ O -----Kissimmee h» inakioie u strong hid
for a »lrfrrfa*ttir.i.lo.lflarttrtthPf'v--A«y«
thing for a skirt.
----- O -----The Orlando (>a|K>r.« are ir»*tfinp- real
w hot under the eollnr on the eonnty divi
■ Ion (juntlon. Poor fellows, they lmv«
■ lost out.
()
II the spvcjded |HT<*h keep lilting. the
•ditor of The Mernld will Iw* missing
from his office one day this week
The Sanford district i» nol concerned
with the fifty million dollar hood Issue
for rtute roads. We have our hrirk
ronds well under way.
----- O
made i reply t*i an y of tnein. except hv
culling the did*lnni«t« ‘V a r je f baggers’*
and disgruntled nfllcc seeker«.
'Lie y - luui-Uatd-'work gc.uing any of
the i epre«*ntativc business nipn of Or
lando to Bti” dd the Oviedo meeting
The business men of Or'ando are not
making ary big si i.- in tlie division que»tion, Most of them have property all
over ( 'range -mint) ami iliey would
J •»i*l as soon take rhnno»"< in Harpes ain Orange county
We me »[caking now of the proper!.,
owners of (Pungi* count) who huv« al
ways paid a just proportion of count)
taxes». Those who have l*een dodglm
laxes do noi want any change. Llk.
many of the big corf »oratint»«* they are
afraid to see the laws enforce») and liv
ing perfectly siitialíed willi r!».• tlmlging
,,r '*"K'' «»unty while «heir
1 tifigli bon» are bled. th.*> do m.t
The Orlando fair ■« river and n*.w that
hurtling city will take on « Clmutauquu
In II . *r*■ . *'■■***
Wf opine that S»vrelur\ O N'.-ul »ili an> radical i luingi-s
bave charge of thut also unii make it n t) « v*-r) man will pa> In» po* rula **i
taxes and ever) piece of prr*(«'rt) will
su m ws.
pu y vs hat tin* law présenla"*
Ther*
I
wilt la- nn dodging **r la v - a jo - iu
mg and tilling.
T ix»*» will n >t !>e nn\ liigiier in t *r
ange -iiiinn n**r H* Hern**) but ttuv
will in ei|Uidi7e*l
\\ *• «sill bust soni.more letters from M* 1inu-'las» lut«** un
lins sidijeet.
fl
<»
’’’J ’Iiê llig l'ubbagts* Kis*(i t'oinlug
Into Our Other." saya tlie Sunford Her
ald. I súpoos.• SIIMI-* SII»* , il» ra uiul
others kick on «shut tie* iloll) cr-.wried
editor has «s *t , I’a m Hutch f o u n t )
<)
Hanford **x|«*cU i*> form a. Hc*chcr
;
“pfif-prri »Ii*
î'ZJt J rrwLifc'vi-xa -r«»«lidnt<- lor
I K W^TOIU \ n u s i)t |>.
onnt 1,1 I. lie i n i (I i ■*«-*i I
for Fletcher
1 11 .111*1 I- turili.I
I I I III I
'I * * I.ill
I1
i about t Ite -tut v
.1111*1 - 1 n liti
The Bradford fo u n t) Tunes is tin*ja r e a bn irv a id
1« but I
lute-il uilrlitlon to III*' I Iii'taulh >11 Ir, It s
I * t <. «it
*
lii. it 'h
rreuMiig Klurnla l’r**ss (fang
it i* a n j ainnnt l **f •r-i *
<
eight page, is column jni|*cr «« Í] print 1■slan*' p *ti* -• an tin
county out «e nn- southern part >*t In
Soto
The |H*op|e who live within th*
pro(>o»»*d Ixiundariew have much to gain
nnd nothing to lose
The ll«*ruld kits
ulways favored a division of DeSoln
count)' and is more «-»mvinred now than
ever that the interims nf ttiis sec .Ion
demand it
Cunt a (»ordit Herald
O
never
look**»)
mure
Th
l-lo-1»ls f--.|*f h vetri»Î1Ip* * ni! it’irve *;i
great wuri. lor tlie indu»l
.«ml i .in ito
greater giMi-l without threatening to
I.ui ve the 1 leiv .« rni|.• pu l ii i hi |i*i"«..nl
, tjsr 1tl 1» r.-dm«sl
fhe |'h. uln orarli*«
bus no <*11in I in the wmn| mul >0 in)
1 in.ml th. it..ni i *iM , : I,
l-rn 'l
I lu-rt- s e v e r ) .11 g uln III t hai 1 un 1-e I *1 1be in
ailvniu*«-<l in t.iv.ir i n t Jo- |irn|"i**e<l u« w niipnrtiiii*
Sanfuril
i-i-ni .n
1ni-
I
Iwnutl
----fut-Uowu B u n . wiUi Us. «Jm U U w »
Un on new Inltage, the orange ire*- in
blootrt and the celery bitbU reuil) fur
the markets and everyln>d> (««-ling
" happy
There are signs of great im
provement« everywhere uml the feel
ing that out city ¡« on the eve nf great
pn»«|H*nty
How do you stand on
county division?
0
Kditor Howard of the Orlando Citi
ten says that he is surprised at one
prominent citizen Indiig at the head of
the division movemtvil as most nf th*divixlonisla are earjietVbnggees anil new
citlwna. We would Nke to inform
T d iu Y r I l m m t l tliai
_timinaly_ ut
the men at the head ^f tiie divisii>n
movement atx* older in the community
than he is and they do not care to tukc
orders from u I’ennaylvaqla tari*et baggger, who has not been here long oitoug
to put hi* money Into taxable property
a* yot and never will be. There are
several men here who are active W’Ortfers in every movement fOr the public
good, even though they ure among the
new comer«, nud they own more prop*
e r ly than Kditor Howard ha« ever yet
given in (or taxes. The newspaper
fc'
It«
Imi
1 1
1
»ip
m
• , -t -.
1
,
. i g u a l . > »■■
fn-i th. I . . t., u.mg* lulu our h«iU|i* filili ki'ls
U lu li n in.in
nr woman with a ilis* riniii)uting la-tie
pets one. they will have no Other
I >ixie
Tin* Slur Itui'ki 1l1.1t it tin* Klurnln
oriingt- gruwi-r- 1 ,«i| ¡1- gmnl 1 1 iinvpurt.t
turn rut*-» a's I In -, ili .rvuil, 11.,- •n’-itl
* ‘ in
wa,
o * a n o t h e r , 'vuiilvi It ' u b l e t b v u i
v -rv !it'|i U 1 i 1. « Ti.i-ul un I.,«» lu
twyv ♦ hue»'
m^irf ftnr rrf rjTTrr*lr*~^ f ■' ^ f
isiiit 11 11? S.ivjimuiii li ah a
«ir*t lri<*
to M ild a iu ) (• nn \ ili--i. in lu Ne*
A urV. 111«.ri ari iillii- (lit ,k*s II.ari eiiston.
Iinimes lo In* i'0rl»tderisi 1 1* ala Star
O
(iA lll)K N CO U N TY A G A IN
()es[ilte the jirutests ut 11»** wind juin
«lers itt the Ovicdii I uiIIihiu us*-*'ns|un
that \Vínn^'<¡iirdi,n s«s-tiun did tint want
.1 new efiilMy , tin* ipiestnui is a real hviutle over there and the last iwuu' of th*
Winter (ìanli-u Tim»“* contains the ful
lowing
‘‘(■arden rounty will «urm* os »«in- us
fule. With 5IK) limisi *, num! l;n lories.
SUM. rnllL pbuimg mill -^«.h ami *L**u- I«*.
tory, and foundry, then would 1« *uuulight Und some |«>w«*r used. Winter
Garden will be a county scut and s«sin
• 'Not now, but 11 flerwarils."
U —
K I L T Y M I L L I O N S FO R HOADS
Sentiment among the newspaper» of
Florida uppeMU to In* lining up in favor
of the proposed State bond issue of fifty
million dollars for good roads.
It is
intereHting to note that usual factional
Fine« among newsjia|u*rs arc disregard«»1 in tho cxifLsjderulimi of this t]ue«tion.
n mho1 In» i*h»r Ui
to ptlrclituu-. W r tmtl1 prtnmig filant In {»olitiral trend standing iugetlier for or
hia own town should not nltemp
iNw'd-wnd'
call them cariHd Ivaggenu. — — '
-( )
•
. . JD O U G L A S S H L O k B b A H f T ^
The account **f the U y l d n meeting
as related in last Friday » Ib-rahl l>i
E. A. Douglass Has scon-d a big bit in
tjje county and several leiu-ra luive al
ready been received here asking fig
copies of that paper, as the people want
-
»gainst the pro
stPnlWf tllBT-Ttttl
How Husband and Wile Were wreck of hia tnjpjiy.
,
n
,
Hlrt watched tbo erow d
(ratqd by Baseless ^ —- rloualy around tbo object.
‘ blsagreemcîTir
gather cu
Theuxaii
numerate io some agre«*»! extent a coun
ty which ino* ut it.s
n expi’ mo* conBy O E R O G E 'E L M E R COQ 0 .
■ tructed a highyvay far tnany miles
Tlila
1» detective work, pure and
upon thè line Io bc follqwed by th»
simple.
A
able)*, but I am not even an
State "highway?
amateur
Jp»t plain John Hlrt. once
If S t Jo h n s county «iienil« fltfy thous-^srostour
a town marshal, now a second rate la w
and Hollar* or more ’ ipon thè fa* ksonyer
I am your friend, though, and
« ili** road tu thè Puv.-il line which
ynifr wife * friend
And«the friend of
«nubi be pari uf thè .lie'ksonville-Mipoor little lost Harry
Imt me show
alni hlgltwuy wwddn’ t it be f.ur Inai loti* out of gratitude for tho atari you
St. \lohns sbouhi Ih* rcjiaid to some ex- gave me In life year* ago, what real,
leni?
genuine friendship Is 1
Supposjng in some nther mnn* back
Th ere was nothing horolc In the
T h em was no false note of
ward rounty no road» tuoi l e s a buill s p««ch.
Richard Ashley, sick, dis
upon thè proponed line
Thut <*ount> tximbast
heartened.
all at sea, had come up
would gel its full sliurn ut no more t a y
ugalnat tho dead blank wall of No
aticm. p cE.x&filU thnn thiiL upon SU
clew ” In a caao where m ystery and
John» In which (he (ampie wnuld at thè
misery were pretty well commingled,
sanie lime Ih* citjrying thelr ¡ndebted- and no yisibln thoroughfare back to
ners inurred liecnuso they were pro- happiness and peace
grei.ive .-niwniii.u. go nivead and.úuatf¿»¿~..t»h)ey -bulk -hOtUiulnd. » JUrl.-AC-»& road.
teen year« previous, and the loyal fel
Ashley
Some newspapers regard the matjer low had never forgotten It.
as entirely unica olile Some fis*I that had married I,ucla Ward A ctilld was
die plan wouldn't in* carri lhI out salis- born to them, and when Harry was
five years of age, a baaeless disagree
lad o rlly .
me tit had come about They had aepThere are many details to be worked
nrated, Ashley taking the child In his
out and the loll without doubt will Iw kee(dng
The abyss broadened They
* ibjis-t of great discussion Jw lien tie* did not meet again
legislature c o n v e n e
Si
Augistim
Ashley went west wllh H arry anil
acquired a small fortune In Idaho
•tecord.
Harry Drown given us food for thought lands. His wife ho seldom heard
In tip* above for the Sunfrtrd district from. 8h o was heiress to a large cs
Too proud to meet
opcupiea the nume (atslilun regarding lute, he learned
Htatu highways. We an- about to her half way In a reconciliation, she
seemed to have completely shut hi in
¡»■ ml JliOfl.lMHI for our ow n s p ci.it
snil the child out of her memory Hhc
ra id district and ««»* think *«>» are . n- led r hard, lonel) life at the secluded
l it lisi to mor«* eon-, deration III.in tie country home of a stepbrother
All
1 l|m« who Is ton - I.isc It»! d to s|*ciul (hat kept Ashl»*)' In Imieti with his old
ill) Illune) Hjd w.i.i« the v tit- l-i to
life were occasional letters from th**
n.sli Ins good rmid
T in - Han' «rii 11 • In« ill Hlrt The latter knew that ibe
triel Ls Hot exiM'tl) crux) about til* estranged wife was a son* snblect In
Mill) Ills friend, and rarely alluded to tier
ta'i lugliw ass nidi-»- our 11111111'
\t length however n letter ratne that
c rdnniled.
brought Ashley east post haste with
Id« son
I hs«e learned
Itlit wrote
tliai
you Iim' ii misjudged )uur wife Just ns
off for It.
Ulrt a ro se and strollad aimlessly
down tha beach.
A s ha paasiM] thn
flattened out balloon bu noticed thirt
a erring ran from It to which a card
was attached. H s picked It up.
•'Why. h e l l o ! " he exclaim ed
W ater had obliterated some penciled
words on tho blank side of tin- e a i j
The front bore hi« own name
“ Ono o f tny bustness c a rd s.” he s o
tiloqulxed In a wondering way ' T h ai ■
ju eo r.”
"B hoot— s h o o t ! ” he h eard a boyish
votcu call Just thou, and came up,,n
a second group of lads ch asing auoth
sr of the toy balloons
One of the boys b ad a bow and ar
row. He aim ed aloft. T b o shaft aped —
from tho bow, pierced the balloon, nnd
ihe deflated globe c a m e to the ground
Ther« w as a scram b le o ver It
TU pay y o u -to t UuO."
U/- ~ —extending n coin to tim buy._w.hu hud
rescued the object. T h en ea ge rly Im
Inspected the card. It wan another uf
hia own
It had, h ow ever, got tramplod In the muil. H e made out th«-»«
words: “ In a llon'a t a g ® — send word A»hley— hotel -Rockton.”
For fully five m tnnles the amateur
sleuth etood studying thn card
t b*-n
suddenly he niclalrned trlu m p h sn t|y .
“ I’ ve got I t ! “
He rem em bered that he hud g lte a
H arry som e of the c a rd s to draw on
Thn words "Ron's c a g e ” Jn connection
with the Hpnhgles found In the room
*t tho hotel s u g g e s te d —a clrru »'
"A n d s a v ! " ejacututi'd th** second
rale man. 1 recall now that Huntiwr
nwns a half Interest In a (raveling
»buw
Why. find a ctreim. und I lii.d
I lurry 1 "
Four hours later Hlrt stood bv M.*
side of on*J of « do/ntl tntils al the - it
skirts of s enuilty seat town
Ms
looked »ronntl him und s w if il) tml'.-d
under tho c a n va s
Hlrt had Just heard a circu s peddler
complain of losing bis balloon*
H*>
also learned that there wits u . «««
wagon Inside III*- lent
Fifteen mlnulcH a fte r tliut llllt «.,»
7- cUrwAbji. Xr-oui t H** plnve ttie ret «.«*■ '. I
luty i
.
found him loc k ed In 11 e
Opened u v m <U freedom
_^
Iliirrv I old nf t w o , men
klilnui <
him IM* hail ov *-r lo-urd them anv i .*
* man named Dunbar
bud uid> • I
them to lose him In «uni» «listant t . t
..f t li*. 1 o u nt ry
\ «II. ns peddl.-i tout lied h l s s t i t
nt io) Imi loons tu the wagon
A tirigli t
Idea calne tu H arry
H** r**»eb**«t *«**).
drew the .balloon* low u nis tin- bar* ..!
lath ed what cards tie had to them, and
let l lie 111 go Up T h e re was nn open *
.«I III»1 top of til*, tent, nnd 111*') *»..
f Ij f 1
• «1 a w a)
X ' t j /-.
n « o ia fter t«tutoring liurr» to b «
to *
J
Ì
1 ' I * , ' It ! Ilei 11 to I hiring it man
tg.ilnst 11 new tlbdu. tlou Dint th
■ ■ r took 1« Ditlu direct for th» b>f the mother uml wife
He bud miro eviden ce that Du-t.l-.f
was a .w i c k e d villain, nnd of this I10
convinced tho »muxed step s is te r
Mis A sh ley mul b ur husband and
•on for lh*> tirsi timo In ten > >--«r*
Diete W ere «X phtJIBI lima, forglver.
«wakened love, and tho modes! In* ■ rblushcd when Ihe reunited patr Hi* 1
Flft««n MlnuU» L a U r BIM Was L«ad- 1« »—It bln« how much lhc> owed 1..-1,
tng From the Place th« Recovered
(ih I Just «Ibi in) duty." d-.lwt* 1
S . s lv wed» and thçjj Ihib).
Bry;
ITTTT
TTKi* t li e TfëêTTïïil FüTo hi -i :. t
«in "
• he has inlajudgrd you
Sh*i (dries for
You Insist upon that, do y o u ’ < r - -I
II.Ill ’M i l l
*•! 11I Sul«*
1011 and Hi« child
1 find, too. that tho Hnppy Ashley
All rlgllt, b *l
all ulto thing, suru you aro a first . lass
1 k M iff
" lias * I>11 ubar, her «lt.pbrolliui. anread
'1*1*11* ful in •*V*T> U¡|) ami the lies (bat »epurated you lie will do friand."
all tie can to keep you u(isrt. for by
(Copyright. IHÏ. by XV, cl C h a p m a n J
bee n thron ged with ■•iitfrr
doing so be hopes Anally to control
Iinv-rv ex »
•lav
Th-1* *11 It* li,|* )*• 1*11
tbo eHitlo to which slit* Is heiress ”
Sensitive.
I.I.. fiiuriit
under tini*f M
Dentisi — We must kill the nerve of
Ashley bud rome to Rockton nt
Raih i'iner w tin ha 'ulPRert il! p* .m- once A slow fever hud set In fteforo that tornii P a l l e n l —T h en I will go
1
’ ii.id.. md the |iul*lic lia received Ulrt could carry out his plans to bring <mt of the room
T’ tn too lender he.«ft
the liene'it ut Die \*-r\ lo -, pri.***.
| tri]X tho separated wife and husband to ed to witness It.— M rgg en d u rfe r Hlsrh
1 few «lays,mure ri-m un for the big bar gether, tho boy Harry mysteriously 1er.
r.nm- und tho*>e inleri"*t--d ..lanciti (ifir disappeared
Hurry slept in tho room adjoining
m»e now
C o u rts of Wisdom. ,
that of bis father at lb« hotel
In
A
s
c
e
rta
in
cle artjrvrh a i I» wròhjf « R ®
U«« morn in g he was rnutifl til Is sing Ho
an y mrat.s
--------------------- ^ n n r i :
- ~ drat) apparently heotf carried down tbo
of
ending
It,
lake
those
means
RuiJJro» eai upo of an Inner court
Tho
' ' M
Nntlre Is herein giteli ihiii n. ling only* cli*w was tho discovery that a kin.
under und h« »Imu *> al 11 resultili«.n covered wagon had loft the town, head
adopted bx the Cl!» ( «ninrll I will within ed south, at midnight. All that allow
V ic to ry Lies In tho Will.
ten «lux» from date bring suit it, i>n. ed tho visit to tbo room was the dls
iori...ii
, , ..
Don’t flinch, flounder, fall «vur nor
o n e pi»)meni nt :«|| sums due to tin
the air and a lot of « 1 1 ! ^ ° ^ ,lddl* ’ bl“
A " l“ 11
Cil) of Sunfoid un .ill nuisiandlng pav
« t a î - ib * r , V
BHl
T ' U * Î » »U»« « 0 « «« -n y w h e re , and do
ing liens: also will bring sull lo e t"I am going to find your boy
for ;
«>*‘ « rm ln c . to d o . - J o l m Todd
forre pa) meni of all sidewalk liens
you,” doclared nirt.
I
---------------------------which h m e been outstanding for a period
I can never go to I.ucla unless ba !
A ncient T ree on ML Etna.
of one year
Is with mo." said Ashley.
| On Ml. E tn a Is a chestnut tree 1 * 0
Suit will posili»elx be t.roughl on Ihe
Four hours later Ulrt was 'restin g thousand y e a r s old 218 fe e t Id clreumlens n h iv e alateti unless settlement under a tree near the boa
g. * . . tl!.B. . b. , !
H w ir a r u fa
Ho hnifTtdlowed ihe claw of the
a pi y olUc.'s :n the Gurney-\V..«dru(T fôti
midnight wagon mul
l0flL thc_ trull J _
QpaU Ta)«»_TliTM_ta -Hgrdrfl,-------iiiilJL w h en epnlr wrtrflrat tnltun fiom
thinki ng 'tTri' r HJo' flrT r n T X' •rr.tn m r.M—
fnlr ho confessed to himsolf that the 031116 lh e r a r« « o x o f t th a t they can be
5-1-2 <c
t i l ) M'orncv.
intuition" that most detective* talked ^la*16^ to pieces with the Anger nail
«bout was slow in corning to h
i m
. _______________ _
Dili) one rmrmriirTTTrrrafn rrf-Tr* i
Cultivate Concentration.
tohl hlrtsr-lf
Dunbar 1« behind this
kldnutdiig
Concentration ta the - aecrat ol
« K ir::
U t^ fiW V k F to n
. _ ell. and well edited unii c x n n * the
name uf <ieo It Stallings at the mast
head. The |«a|ier ih locatisi ut l.ake
Hutli-r. one of the l>e«l litih- 1 iti« s in
Itrndfnril and wi w i»h the iu*w-«|>u|*er
Sure«-»»
''
would nut be increased to tliat extent
Unquestionably the con«truetlon of a
State system of highways would bring
about a most wonderful development
ItiK liquidi a plan
rv» difference, an h** a m not of tin* entip* St it»
1+m.at
« u a u . « »
tontlon.
A group o f l i d » o r a « Uiiu
rtaw, ohmitng anothor of th« n-o
Ono v « n tu r* to m « urchin rxr
| Into tho watar, grabbud It, explodcj
! it, aud w aded to the a b o r * bolding th*
would alone carry the i (¡debits Inw-s
ami Itiai the burden u|mn lie* (ryuplc
sentiment in Florida, demanding State
suiwrVisior) of highway rotvUrqctiun a«
a di't»*rfent \ipoil the hupliutarrt wurk
nuw carvi « .1 mi iniiny countu-».
It cun
nut bi>, denied Unti the (iiervmeal work
Arc.'You in Arrears
in some couttlirtv ixttmts trjt to an un
.M in iH h w W « l f n k w i
reasonable sujtl
^
, WJL NEED THE MONEY
Those backing the |irop»a»ed issue
urge that the Statu automobile tax W
~ ~ T
?
mot bed
Thn speaker just then uotioed a lit- strength.—Emerson.
tie red toy balloon sailing out over
fhe lake
iWtííüd
nd follOttr.ri
followed, a* tl.lwJ11
third.'
Must.Have Faith.
and then
joy moro In succession
J *i
•_ V. .-* •„
�February 25, 1 9 1 8
nn-
T
M is s io n a r*
sanford
ije r a id
M eetin g
I lio Missionary So-n-t;. ol ili«- t
«'».«umI o iiiH ! hHrf the«» r*-r
meeting at tlir in.ii» »I Mrt
1-angley M o n d a* a l l- r m i u r i
Vi
b usiness itl (he in.-. I iin; miti Inn-n i
»< t - d a » o * i j! lidi* I »1 .1 a , i . ••«. 1.. k. ;
J J i o - -*C.<or
►-•M•«1%I ■■
»).-
rrrfrrwfrt’tm--*
¿(ape* Ferlllrxee Co.',
h
I*1' fhr’rif. . ,|i
•Music < lull
¡n( no the grower* '
jJ L a Mabel C »w an l-.ru i i r m . i . i l
(tuition wi*h Mojrtr I’ uwi-d i»i Ip» l;>
other» over the P h ' t Nutj-imf) Hunk
Celery is bringing l*etti'r price«. no»
'and the *li*ek Is much lielter than it bnUen for «unw time.
The Mind, f lu ii «Hi hoi •I *lt<*ir #«vti'
S«mn!u> all riuxui, M r . » , i
at the home ui H ir- T A NV»I
i*.
t*e the leader
Fvi-ry member >>l t
cluh is earnest I) urge*!
I«- p>.-s, ,t
business of iin|Hirtnii*'** tun t t«
i
tendisl tn ,ii i us ii»s-tini'
A full attend.Uice uf t]e rl .ru«
..
V^O. I*. Swope anti Hitnilv are movim;
to Ovitdo this week, where Mr S w i j e tjuexted liy I tie tender Thur day all
»ill lie closer to hi* land proposition-.
noon at -I u'cloek at the home ol M
VWeather M an D u l W rcimru that M II Howler where tIn -ch.irn pr.tti.
( »me promptp, p), t»
the temperature ttiht morning wn» i nlv will tie held
around the 50 mark, whie’ i i» not a« t.|.l
¿1 11)0*1 Of US SUp|K»Se<l‘.
Mis« Herner has nucceirded the former
I diked to the ( h llilrcn
,
.O n e o f t h e nmeit i n t e r e s t i n g service»
Miss Mercedes-M*m»«n lh-r!te n ffirtw o f
Dr. Miller and will lie engaged upon
directory wtirk.
The Junior E p w rv th le a g u e t,f tli
c o n n e c t e rf-with f h f e h t t r r l r tcr*rk"irr**nTT'
lord m u held at Via Pri-sln t- rInn'. lin r. I
last S u n tlu y m i n i n g . w h e n It»-» llto w n
... ll.vir
Its* held a ttiee'ing lor t h e elnM rvn
ee»nl»rrdwv*MWi'lrt1erl Hhe | n t n r n l
It
r t t m r t i ' m» (-»
meeting Friday nfU'rnoon in the church lluencv hi a magnet anil nail and nth -i
The Western Union Telegraph C o , uppurt.-tian. t~. and Iliade tin
lllldi
arc moving into their new .»thee» and are truths so plain that even tin- young*—t
decorating the window*; and making u { coultl Ullderslunii. T h e lei-tur." was
good display'. The new equipment wil 1 also very intercuting to the |iareut> and
arrive in a few day* and lie installed
elderly folk» and w.i replete with sound
Kev
Itrownb-*- ha» only
(‘ ha- I.. Folk has return*»! frtun i reasoning
week s stay at T a v a re s , where h* assisted Ihs-ii puator ol tin- Pr-shy temili church
tin uiuurul program of a lng| Haptist a few weeks hut tus inltn-nr* lor good is
revival in progress. l i e also attended already a power in the community and
the membership has increased so rapidly
tbc yacht race* at R u l l ir .
Mr. and Mr*. I’. H Nltle ol C hica that a new addition to the church will
go, have moved to Sanford to make it be ntx'CHsary.
their future home.
M r Ni«le has ae
repled a poaition with The llerahl
Will M. Stevens of Claremont, Va . is
in the city and will lx* with the Klorulu
t.r s.-rs News.
Mr Stevens is ,u ,.|d
t.rwipa|KT man anil lived mi the Fast
Const h.r m any years, being connected
»ith several new«pn|».p. the-e
g \ l i and M 's Cul«lti M MiPiaiu»
ha'.- us their ehu'innig house go.-st Mrs
It l> Mew id Suvunmih fin
tie,.
I»-' v.s-V M r W i ll i a m s took lb . In.ti>
ii..» n In ( I t l a i l d n in Ills . it r tiiat M r N.w might h a v e tin* p ic.ism .
.«snie
Mewl*
W e d s »III b e H e re
" T h e Newly Misi* and Their Huh*
is the lati—t addition to the .las» <>| car
tiuiii .-orinstn-s and d muy I». initldull.
teniasi a log surer«,»
I'he eoitipidl' is
U large Olle.
composed id40 1 • people,
tinof course living the Hah'
playisl b\ Karle Knapp
T l * »h..» i- m
two acts ami lour «rem» tin- tiii.d. ..1 the
lint art proving .I rno»t di»tmee inno' a
Iloti
III. r< di' ..t • I •
I....... , ...
!..
THE NEWLYWEDS AND THEIR BABY
O eit V dm V
I .(ide | a . (..- 1 l.i
Thè (late City il.uis.- ha» tir.night
||. .,,,n till , .
d jw n tin- lugli coat of living
itid> } t (to diti .’et para ...
I >.r ICi-r*I lo.i fui rih.iii
;'a g e N,.
pci week for the (ii■ i-• • table le.ard in
i J ' t t I'a rk .1 * 1 re a
t | j o ; r |,
ii,
Mir city
See I’urker
JH tf
VVi
ter
Irisl'iutsi-ssion
giv-n
Mat
Irti
Hcst Creamery Hutter, tde jx-r |unmd
ti \\ . Spencer.
5.‘t-tf
It. (ì Stockton, pitone 35.
53-1 le
For
lient
5
-rtmm
cottage
with
all
The ( iiiuranti
Investment and Loan
I'ulrtu-tio Ave
Co.. Curry Bldg., Tam pa, Flu
lend modem mip*o\eno-nt»
M lip
money at 5 |ht cent interest, pavublp N II t iurtier
in «mail innnthl\ instnllnient«
Write
fo r '»ale I*wo sim* bolitM- nuil siiuill
lor particulars
local 17 tl
barn lour a res lori} .m ö g e irtss,
l’ill»bur> Hour ludi bl.l tor J.'t "Jfi
"tiler 'rud l in e
thousand dollars
It tl "»tuck toll pilline t.i
,t III
ttin thousand .M-li, t I . , ru * in »nit pur
I test
s .....|i d
s t o I Vtor.
Mrs
lt.i's|t -
K
I
I",
17*
(ihI.'ll
|(
i,
. t It'
' l u i hiilser t .1 » t.il.ei, tin-
:i:*«’f.i
f*»r ♦
^ |•ir« 11.« <1 Mfsi't I 't l '.All!
t»r* t
1
« j I! tip«»»
1 •» puruhiiM*
1>ri»p »M-r a • .»nl nr «all
i«f
IVi Im . tf• • nv•*
IlM'ul I4* tf
h 1" 1'1 N" 'l
I o t .l t . - >1'-. I-I l‘i;
lto»i N.- l 1 * 1 1 5 0 Ih ting t - »17. Hed
Iths» I ri il Mipli t s-i l.'iO Ui h.ig LJ t.7i
d ia logo.
•
• m
< an fu n u - li s i s l grown eitln;r tu M a d ie
lio n
1)m »'■-"»a>■«■ s a |.|.« .—«4 l a in -J p 'l i n k .
the t irunge c o u n t, fair
*K Soi» A ..rk « t a t e
\\"e guiiraidi-i u n r
l lic \ . vv|\«is|- mid Thi-tr llal.v 'lit.i »1 « t| 111 I f K» h»*««! uitl (nit* ft* fturii«*
V It Muekinfuss r.-p|i- .-lit mg I tie
■i i'l-L' e. ilistlllili a .-..nil, iii.it i-". «In. h I « Il .* arw |h tí*«* -«*• «I I«ii^tI»»—^ fu*t 'I 'll*»
i»*f.. *r.*r
\ mt*ri u |*r«••1«1« «
«. i r r r i * t »»sr
tfhU> « all'll^ i»K f Ilf* 1 ■1 ai 1 -.idi
MC*•«iti |*:h*»\ ’ t' I -j* »f» \^ittr t l n f i f l n
I U'¿ !«•
|gì» r
» Ir........... In pia. lias le-en -•■eri
M uch 'ditos i- n* f il lui I as 'u» i•aine
, I II" niU*n !» le. Si-y Ile* d Bfi.w-f* Nat V
u..|||g| indi, ’Mtr am i
si niter ed"
V' lili
T h e r i ,-i
f t|l »Ml it . ir ol T h e II t r a h i during I h - V', er .uni lolio VA H r n t t o n .
n
l
w
i
i
m
u
-iittl
n
u
i
d
r
militili*’
11 •
•
J ¡1«‘k »«•n* .lie lire
.»»«
f pis. of at
tinaie iif the ecoiid .11 I -il1 u( » l u i
Mr and M F I. Ifo liin -on o ' S t
•ill la .1« toilow •
talli w l i f t l - a h l e |*»•|■11 1.1 - it
Init 'In ••ne*
l'i tershurg. a re in t h e eit> tor a few
' o l i d a ' school at
dass, m u ch t o r p r d eligh t n ' t ‘ie-r matt', sure lo o h j.d -i ili-tlli.'ll - " i o 1' a i ' 'H<»>
M o. tong I "'a
gli- Hoo
la* mg I itilil.vi-r* Hai
lit-lids
M rs
K o lu n s o n will u«»t»t at
•Tlock and
|s a S w e e l ItoiKfiiet. am i " C a t l l A-ni Se»
the organ r a c it a l at t h e C o n g re g ai t o n a 1
F v cuing l ’r.r. cr win. stiort m t ii io i . at
I I.nve A oli?"’ "Hietgie Itoti"' is gl'*-n
rimreh to n ig h t
to
. * < r « *» u.da io I I . I I I . . I I I I .
by F a u la lte A oung :itid Me
f igtd
I lie M a d d o x - F i e l d
P la y e r*
n r . mg
Oli th* I -t '. d i d . * ) d. tin molli I*
Poilter i ’ igeoris."’ I» without a doulil oin
thus- d ay * often d a t e s|tent Mn tim e m
i h l . r i d i . i l . id Hie I I . . I*
•1 thè mi*»! entertaining fe-itur*-» *.’ tt»- 1 11.cte vidi he
.S.intord la»! T h u rs ilu v f ' n ' a . r "I ' i t
. ..o ,.
.
,' • . II
... i
. . . .
odi
I he* are in m e v« •t ' » i - ! t .|
i and . . . t l .
->1
. t
.it
- i - I eipe.-t |.| pin
retiirn . ligagelii. 1,1
1 t tn rt- w di I» a . i a .
r a’
hr*i- some t u n c in M a r c h arid * r
•"
I l a mid a i i r si •v e- .» II la .
»..riti.* o' .
•iS-r'IM-d of -row licit Ill'll»* S
V a r ili M o l i l i , III.
Il.it
} '. . . > U . I
i lu I l i t *
. \I r a i l.a r. h I. ;■
tod »1I 11.1
ai d I-udite to Ih e rhxir
‘ ■•r*le«rs
I till
Il\ Ml!»
ATr and \ l r» C" F IVi'- a " * 1 *»•
ti-turnnl to Sanford and taken ip their
tc-nlem-i» at their iM'aulifuI home mi
^hver l a k e
Tilere I* no |.l.*ce oke
Sanford.
Mr and Mm. T . K . Ilatm are in
New Smyrna today where Mr Hater
made an ndrfrcic< at Die mis-ling oi the
Mosquito Inlet .Jeep water prrjit-l.
Mr. an-l Mrs. W. K Hurl of lack»onvihe, were in the city lor u few days
this week, the guests of Mr ami M rs
J F. laiing. T h ey - are old residents
<>f Sanford and their
muny friends
were glad fo see them again.
Hl. J-X L Moon*,-formerly n’ Krv*trrttills-, flu., flnj taken rhnrge of the pr*
•rription department of Thrasher i h lrmacy. Dr. Moon* come- to 'a n
h»d highly recommended and will lean u**et to the buainnts frntermty oi
the city,
Is ,id cipi.il.
* .*- ,.l» v «*.«••
(.cria!
m ca i * a *
I'taUtri "Il f.l>
-’•>' t.
low s
Tuesilu) uftertioou at t
M«*ilni~*du> e v e n in g at l in
T h u sdii) III ter rna ill at I *MI •* i I." k
f r u l l i . alt. m o o t , at
.1 Sal.
. till,. (•• . ( ' .
vr •' *
1 id
S tran g er» ............
it.
Will s- II the farm either with or with
out the stock »I chickens, if taken be
fore Feliy '.’Oth
4 9 -3 1
H
II
M AR KS.
HUAI, f , 'l l A IE -AVANTED
* ill I.« . •r•I gui I\
s i I tl .11 I ,
Rev
11«
I i v .di
I1 |„*vi
l.ilM ll hots*tn»f H" and run• gfl.l .* (.« I«1 t*A« for sale,
1 f* .• •••*1» 'I* '..r a pitek sabi't »
,1! .j■|.I«. ' ■ r.«».ft
! d.n rI" r r V a r . H .
••
•
• v
V i l a
h il t 4
I .• ' a . M ’nt.- M.ilt.-s*- hen and rin|
• i. i . | »•■ ..'.« • -|.r I.undi d , m u t e d
a, .1
n,, •. rs
I In- la-st is the
u pest
'm ilo r d
P - g is m
I n ft a ,
.lie I
53-tit c
...1 .1. I rid*. ' I n k (.111
Suitable
room lur
• • .WG il return. 1 to II II Walker.
m Hintti r
Irò-. . 1la
53 3t p
-* i a i i -ii .ii
1 -t 1 . f pio l'u n o Im II 35,also
I' u It-*
II I . I •
h i-d 'hillimn, M n i
■ • . *-,.... 1 n ni.»
i ,■ *.!
7.3 il
1 !.. • :
i >a- -1.n 1 rop
, . n r land
1i li
tata
collage.
. ' ;
rillt free
h ine
1 . • \| m .1
.lu.. 1or poultry. only i* few liliK-ks from
largì -1 ariil most prop In ble poultry
l i n n io t l * »mith
I m p u r e of fi«si R .
•’
I ' . i . e r " » »tore, Fnlerprioe,
I •’
i . I . * ' } Ii nv i-s Sanford
i.,
. ne
•* »♦
M *M. • ll. ,t r • - r
- ,1. • ’ • f
1 ..
"
R -1 " • •*
1 ■ •1 r. 1 l ’ i ...... 1 • I,
- M J» . r.
M
*. ' M
1 » » . t P- •. I f . ..
p '
oii.fl.!'
1wo turni«!...E room*, i *»r
F«»f If. nt
m r T i n n ì nnd M a g n o l i a
1n*|tiire nt
S a n fo rd F u rn it u r e t o »lor.
4H-tf
He t xr
i .ii
R
e m
* ot»
e m
53 I t p
b e r .
Tkkt every added iabicriber kelp» to make ligia
paper better for everybody
WANTS
VII toc.nl Advertisement* Lnder This
(tendimi Hirer ('.cuts n 1 In« t nr.h Issue i
Apply
F u n i ' d u *1 RiHiitu-s
|)*-al O ld) W ith (tw n i-rs
it 13 1 Pallili 11" ,i v • I 'ir
■I apt. and Mr». Jones of New York
C,T>". and M r .;« 0j i Mn*. Ia-c lia i LWii^rd.
nf Davenport, Ijy ^ * ^ * C 7 r c g i]i* s t* o r
•Mtj.i).'
TTPSJjyand family last week.
■ Mi»» Irene Brady will go over to IVLand Thursday to uttend the dan-e
, Thursday evening. She will also have
^ l ^ T » ^ T £ l i n ' w TiTiii:B q pn5m I M V 1
f «vening, and also enjoy a pleasant wisrk- togriTpK« if possible, und very lou«~i
d k l I W » . t . rm». Uni»»» genuine bar
*nd visit in DoLiind, rmirning to tf»*e
•/rttfrts r f g r
r j -n Dram iaa^ ------- -------------------- -------------days.’ M. fî. jf . Hn* flifU Jnckwonvill.«
The chorus practice of the Music
Lion dll
53-Ite
Club Cantata will be held Thursday af- ter noon at the home ol Mm. M H
Bowler, begfnnltiy " f»tnii|Ttfy- n»- H on
Simth N - I p Miu*. liusag beat rpaj**-»O’clock
hanging. pHiiitttig
M b
I
Hloek
. - Voile Williapys came over fr im Win Room 7.
M> tl
»'.•
,
n Saturday, where he him a
Butterine. 35c (<*t pound R (i
WviHoii with the electric light compuny
53-ltc
^. p» thxt place, to spend Sunday with his Stockton, phone 35.
tf
Wade, the Tuner. Orlando.
Mr. and Mn.C. M. Williams
PF.CK
ARTHUR S
Mi t i
H c p r r s c n t a l i i e of N o r t h e r n Cllenlu M ill
I have client who wants »mull orungt
or gru|«-friiit grove. Mud be a bargain
Another client, an Illinois farmer, want»
small improved pla-e anywhere in stnt*
suitable for gardening
Banker in M is
consul itmuiren for winter home on or
near water. Another client asks mt
to find a good real e»tute investment
on easy terms that will assure him profit
in reasonable ijm c
In llnding what
climb* want will deal only with ownerr
1* *i ^ .tif1•' K * v
- p .n 'r
IlHU U-. sewi-r. Ilo
1»tip* -ri il Insul",
..tf»« ’ ..nil.iiil.liiig
•»tri «1. id.1 In
• a k ». i ... 1
fr*e
wells.
Adir.-*»
. d 1agl •«It I. all
!"'• l ain.. U o
avellili'
Vl.pl* to f M M i hohe , at
f .-rn.ild II I». I o
liti
I --I ' il* I'• .(> i in •«a g o li it i or ta 1
I ,i •’ .nid Par k V « • I .p e ri at It- I,, i .
•" e Idre»« H u H "'|. t i f .
I J t|
-'•tute H i I* ..................
*•*•)
Hoorn , M i l I In- ■*
ai t (
•*..l .
.*
« orne*I and «tu.» n ............ .
Ten am - poultry and truck farm four
room house, hum. incubator house,
chicken huusc» and run« to acronimo
date 10(10 chicken»
T w o tine llowing
*• >i» «K 11I« • •»Í >1« .tlé
Itar^iM i f t i . « * i •r *•» . «t
f , U if i-hl ' I \ ....... .
Hod« I h dl.|.r..\ I-Uli-Ilt
.1 ......................... .
idi ni Ire c <!»
Tor Sale
h-v
It* i*• 111s
I la t . illld ol t ie ll> l> '
»'l l o •• '
i •idu . alti m ..... .
,( i *. 1 » i . • I .
l e n t *1* */ * " S’
p-*.|..r* n d .......
Via. 111.
I at » »oll s
I I " ,
37-tf
hou«e.
( ì *xmI M u le for S a le C h e a p — F o r In■fiei'tjon ap p ly to J o h n C. Kdwartl«,
Celery a v e n u e
.TJ-tfc
l ’or S a l e T w o good mules, w ag on
and h arn e ss
Sec t h e m nt M ecca I f a m miM-k mi ( i r r e i im a n idaia*
3fi t i e
Nt lo h n s Hotel
it.Kims mid Imurd.
Hoiin-ljki .»■ , 0 u 1n 11 *dh 11.. 11» lor re g u lar
•Ii i »ei
1‘ri.p. rt * a ( I e-la
I |.u id.,
liourdi-rs or tra n s ie n ts
I«*mh| tnlde.
M • • f H * ‘ iirtvs Saul-.id
I» 11
I f a i m r c 11s . 1n 11l.il
VV II M a t t in i. P r o p ,
I or salt' I mi pil'd» lioii.et pigi ..11» at l
M f irst S t.
33-lf
••'.i (»•' pill M ill imi .lop •-• ti gli »« ft
M alitisi
( ir.I n s for line froat p ro o f
pat'»
Vrttdir ' . ti'eii. r. 1 o p . 1la
- .' l-uge t-hllit- all * a n c ties, J ! 175 |.cr
1. .id e M .I’ .p-ll
P. si,. I.oilli, c h e a p e r m lurger lots S a t i s f a r
F S Can non. M e g For 'n ie
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'las'ial mcuQéJ
Ilo- gown» ol Mr»
Fd 'i ie M ilieu will a ssist in r a r r v in g
Newlywisl anil the Newlywed girls ari
TI,.- Herald fro m i b is d a t i tin* %*on*
of the stunning vuitety
Farle Knapp
Mari'ly in c re a sin g r i t v li*« rnul'Mi^ a
makes
an
individual
hit
¡u> Na|aileon
ti* w carrie r nei t -»-ar> . T h e l l . f . l . t •«*
N>»l wed. the teil.'
la w M illniUi» i
t ' 1" " ' l l }
l u i r e a-wis-k
pa|» * in th«
a laughing lui a- th. i.e-mu-i Mailer
world tlmr is (|e|iver-<| every l ic iti.! .
wIdle t he .-I it ire ■ is; i • d - ho' il» if» .adir*
W Ulltutl
( It ■un c o t t o n rag», no tu-ruf*,
at Un- I (*-r uhi ..Ilice
U rli p»)
cenU
per pound
I or Siile
I'**«, l a u d i} luuuchiss, a lso
** li -.lesali lisi, t. ■1 - 1 1ii-se » i l ' 'aunclicfl,
bouts mid nets, Also la k e frolli lot w ith
three h o u ses
C . !.. V in c e n t, a t fi»h
por
Reni
Tuo
llt
.1 i * p
turn »*.i~t
ni-'*'1)
re* un , l'tin
1*1111
lo
Addre»-. I
Ma
ti S I M M
I.’ I M 'Ol,
•lew d.-p-.t
t ile
Uti Si
near
5 *-He
O h» A ve,
for Sale V I -nere tru"t.
wed uni rove I nl-»o AVlr
«•gg» lor sellini». itt'IJiec* al
flc«’
For Rent House oh I’ark
n«-sr town
i Iwghorn
Ilei aid of
5 4 -I fe
avenue and
Jone*
BEAUTIFUL SUBUIU3AN' HOME
tw e lv e tiled , v e r y n tro n g four inch flow .
w l l , large s h e d . f o n - n m n S iwuse am i
o t h e r builtiings. good pair mu le», wagons
WlLd I » r,n tool«
fak e
deal Im-utlott lietwiTt*
llerrsfm------vwt tir.
Johniy
R ad and w a t e r traiusja irtatio n.
M'ill
ie ll ul half |U v a lu e
For tiarticulan* addr«*/*
DeLand
L a n d , Fla.
R ealty
Com pany.
De-
53-4tc
F o u n d — B ilk par. «ol, *u p p o *e d t o b« lo«t
beautiful suburban home oi) Sahf6rd“'
Heiehta consisting of ten rooms" and bath" and all
modern conveniences, lot (55x130 tilled with orani?c ^
tn««»« and other fruiis anti llnwers, line Far;ini* and
pumping out Hi. frond vv.'itrr, rW r tn c liL'hrs. poinR a t
a bargain
$1.000 cash, balance on easy terms.
M A R K S R liA l. E S T A I K A G E N C Y .
�•y S FT & 'V
IT T r
LAST
CALL
SALE CLOSES
MARCH 1st
WE
È It
CALL
SALE CLOSES
MARCH 1st
W IL L
SHOW
99
YOU
The cut prices in this Sale are not ^>n one article, or in one department, but on
every article in this whole Establishment, filled with as good and dependable^lines
of-High-Grade ,JUErchandise as are carrmcLin . any „store in the United States.
THE" G O O D S
WE
and we are determined to clear out every section, if price reductions of a startling
nature will do it. Our stock is at its best now— but it is the early purchaser who
¡*%vill get the best, for in every business hour, assortments grow less---tor the
reductions are relentless.
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THE F OL LOWI NG Q U O T A T I O N S W I L L
E M P H A S I Z E OUR S I N C E R I T Y
MI.N'S I I ItM SH IN f. C O O llS
l l r U t f i i 10 0(1 and 10:.'IU a m w*> ml!
wll In ju rd * be*t drtf» (ind
apron (ring ham* at tIn’ .«ale
fur only
43c
Meo • I n Pinci. Iloti-, donili*'
im i non In« , miw i" ynur oplmr
t ttfut> Fitrritd Sale Pnre
mui 11 HO
l i f t » « '« lln* hour* "1 II Oil and
will iM*il Simp»on‘s and
American print Calico, 10
yard« fur
ht
23c
10c
*" '
36c
Min'» Handkorchh'f«, h**m
•liti hfd fiurdi-r w orili I .» **ur
Forced Siile Pnct*
\
Meri’* Tic» wn»1' ati l «dk four
in limili .••■<■ vul in-» l'io F un ni
Hoiwifii tin- hour« of 1 anil
1 dll wo will pul on 'uli- finijkmi Ii ill T h r e a d , Coat», r l r
Ik
*0 .W M
Sale p r i v i
Mi il » l.uyot Sutp. lìti* r» .imi
, ii'uiJicr l ini*. 2 5 *' -ultf» -F’orccif
S.dcTricr
Meo ’«— Nnriigvc —**♦**»»—
olili t do” reputa Mi, v,du*
F uro'd Sul» l‘i i<.■
1he hour« of 2 mid
b
tial Mr ((imlity, 10 ;vhwU w
Ih'l ween I he hour' of I and I 10 we will
tell Ainmkriiu Munhel. our
regidiu. lUe vnhif. fins
*t> , 111> ant» for
And inanj olher« loo nwmvrou» to
mention
Ih'tAcen tin* hour" ol 1 and t ill we
Will IM'II our I Hr Jjiw n t and
A t\
many I 6r Lawn», tine value«
mI |ii Ml rdf. (or
■*
SPK< IA I. AM. It A A
F’ very one know» wind Suiidne Silk in,
the i|uality that tell* for •15c,
and never litw, d III yard* id it
w tide It la.nl«
17c
fitnt l its
iiMi
<n fi an
N il» or tu ver wilt voli fui v >
op|Hirlutiti .i ot bu> ine an all
wihiI imvelty Suil'mk. reputar
óOr teller, \Vhlle It la*t*
19c
SUITfi
Tito «'If »»me $8.00 Sull» nove in »urli
popular demnnd fnr all buttine«« wear.
Sult» thut alwav» »eli " — ^ "-*
bore ut $»,00
Fu retai
$1.89
Sale Prie**
liurlianau Chevt.nl
Ita ve a 1w a v h bo ugh t
Siili», llke
bere at
The sanie httiuisoflle pai
•ern« and Idurk
F o n i t i Sale l 'r t i e
< tur
*t* O
_ S CX
niu
2c
4c
Ladict' black »alin Hell» and white
wMb belt*. a I»11 u lew leather, all
. ¿¡ta- valuer Our Forced Kale
Price
Pillow Cate», (oil »tw and good ijunl
ity, tarne a* alwny* told fnr 20c
iX
everywhere. exvi lient value.
Fot red Sale Price
AeV*
-
* pie vaine rare
F'or celi Sale l'iuri*
1 s t
A G R E A T S A L E IN R E M N A N T S
E D
N
A Y
FREE
12c
With every Two Dollar Purchase we
Here we have u well marie,
scattile».» Sheet, rdway* sold
for $1. F’orced Sole Price.—
A Q
will give absolutely Free One Beauti
ful Picture Frame made
Men’s Pant.« of Waterproof material,
parie»k¿ »latta*
PUT ttlW h m t r r
Sale Frier in only
.......
Hear Me, See Me.
Believe Me
I Have Wonderful
Tilings for Y ou
r%w B B V O T Q
Tn Ü J rs. «fe t t U t i « *»i i
Metl - 11.1*111 |)| h o t * la**.f ini.dilv of
Pe|i|»Tell l*nll. alway.» ■»«■11[nr òlle
Fornai Sale Prtre
1
Sale P r o i
unii sfHKAiis
STREET
anu hi. vnkf;t ,s
Full Idi ached Marmulle»
evira large, airtndy hem
med for um*, 5 1 ltd valiti'
patterns,
F o r c e d “»'a1* p r o *■
I tu I. te
H i l l ik rt.«
*(« -.a1
uu.t.ii . I •loriot Imi der
<t. i
Especially
* —
■
SANFORD,
ail UiU. ±*
W
Forced
I.uilie» Mei ci d liiicl rihbed
w**ii*, »aiotary \ ini« and
Draw i r». tl5c value Forced
Sale Price
I nder
Lidie» Líele Thread H u m »,
alt doulfle iii-e! and toe, reguI it '.,.,,c
Purred Sale Price
__ . AJLPilk.iLaa*. wtitlv-íhe*,'
1,1't. IS«- value, only a «mall
number
Forced Sale
tow els
flood Faç«' Towel«, a.» long a*
fhey la»t »e offer therte for mir
Forced Sale
Large iili'iicfie.I face Towels.
.aucii a»*ai*«ve»eH for tAC, CHtr
Forced Sale Prie«'
^
jx
ffj
/
I V-
In this particular lot we have a well
made Sheet. 72 by hit. repu
lar Mite value. F’orced Suie
Sale Price
Will take t*luco earli day a t yryious
lime» of this »nie: We (junto only a feik'
of them:
fletween
und 10 n m
■ Wfill »eil It) yarda ol lile »
mm— “— — : ' •
J. K. M ETTIN G ER
F IR S T
*v| I t s
Stili ,i» f11c f
ji ' iv
I atiHt »’ ' i » ■r- tifrick afirf
c *'•
I 'a l ar, a i.
i
,•,(
. UlllV-lQ
EAST
Ilo ) v
'"•i* • ol
S»|e prirc
Filtra »ne Pillow Ciuvet, .Oli<15
jfular 25c value. Forced Sale
Sale Price
PANTS
Mi ut» F ufced Lutili t u
derw ar. Siit't** ami i irtiw. r
F'orred Sale l’rict*
I .adit.» 1 1 au . 1 .c...
» ■■
c e n t i uln e», a firn- lu e
26 FEBRUARY 26
FREE
lwiU.lv fi Vi ili I/I'l Meli«
I Ir**"» Sili'!*
iiiic vaine»
F'orceii Sale Pritv
Hi.*ok«.u.
E S D
W ED N ESD A Y
barrititi«
Ficee.| Sale Poe» fur I hl'»,.
B E G IN N IN G
W
r- i .
f
W i t h e a c h 5 0 c p u r c h a s e m a d e during t h i s s a l e
y o u w i l l r e c e i v e a c h a n c e on t h e G o l d w h i c h w i l l
b e in t w o p r i z e s .
T h e p e rs o n holding the fir s t lu cky n u m b e r w ill
r e c e i v e $ 1 5 . 0 0 In G o l d .
The second person w ill
r e c e i v e $ 1 0 . 0 0 in G o l d .
T h o d r a w i n g w i l l b e h e l d in f r o n t of o u r s t o r e
on S a t u r d a y , M a r c h 1 s t, at 4 P . M .
B e s u r e to as k fo r c o u p o n s w i t h e a c h p u r c h a s e
a n d s a v e t h e m u n t i l t h e d r a w i n g o n M a r c h 1st.
7c
SHLLTN ANO PILLOW CASES
--
MARCH
O r
I.U H L S ' F’ITININII IN L S
l.ndie«’ F’unry himhr ordered Hnndker
chief*, wlute linen, regular 10c
value. Our Furred Sale Price
for these Hunderchief*
Ladies' Hum*. black or Inn, lf>
cent value. Hett ipjoJity. Our
Forced Sale Price
$ 2 5 in G o lfliôlë
vwt>iBCUT^>.
F L O R ID A
l..-n
The Only
BONA * FIDE
Sale In
SANFORD *
�'
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February 25, 1913
THE
Not n ainuti? hour «houli! bow nstit! by
rontrttant« lietwoen now am i nonti Sat II Payment* on all »ubscnpli.ms
will'
»
urtlny# MlHTH 11*t * Vi IRTI tiM1 ( w n l MfliT
r IT voti*** «irrorili rt}£ to tht* following
Renewal» nod back »ubseripof c * i r a v o tes for old a« well m< new null I s Ic h e d1u l’e
tions count the same as new .subscrifw
jeriptions c o m e s to an e nd .
turns:.
T h e field fo r old « u b s c r ip t io n s is e x
1 year $ 2 00
2.000 vote«
K r i p t i o w h a v e b e e n neglecU*d.
amount of o ld
been s m a ll...
b usiness
And the
turned
3 years'
6.00
4 years'
8.00
7 .0 0 0 vote«
,,, . . .
.
.
lO y can tL 2 0 .0 0 .
------
Tw enty-fivr extra yot^. srtIhd*rThT*tr
e r v J111 44 ..0
rth o
b s ccrip
n n tio
t ¡ on
ils
forp iiv
every
0 00 w
w oo rth
o ff ssuu lia
s.
,
Gel all the old Kulwcriptions |Hisaib|e, Mrs.
}iu( do not overlook th«* new. Much
- edwtlve work can Ih* tlom* during th* Mix.<«
rvmaining dayn of tht* fontt*>i. if th*
Mix.*«
pro|M4r enerio* i* put into th** •if•*rt
M iM
The*** who wen* fortunat«* «t r m ì ^I i tu
a i»
extra vote« o n t h e finti b o n u s o|ft*r should
M i.hr
not ridai th o lr e f f o r t * no w .
T h e y ’ muni
continue t h e i r work to rn n in ta in their
Ml»»
advantage.
Thoeu*.who «liti not win e x
M r*.
tra vote* u n d e r t h a t o ffe r should pul
forti» fluir In-tt effortH now uvid make u|>
M h8
for liwi time.
Tlw* winner» in thin i*unfe*t will be
thiFH- who »lo not ffuii work ■ i r11$I M ■ la »
minute.
Th e effort of tin* w■ ** K ^ ill ♦ «
an iniportant factor In the fimi/ neon*
| >o your lH*nt work while yntt « an *a < or«
25 ,*wFl extra vote?*, and dumi t i>\er!««ol.
u -ingle smiree that will yie hJ i4 nh-»f.|-
M
i
Mr»,
Mr**
M i**n
l)i« T a u
Al
J' .4iti (.il. Mi» .
I *■ I.
Tih j.d n u i t im it . u».n i.
A Viiighin, <'omphiinant.
M r** Il
P t^iiat'kiTile f*
Zell w«ititi, f Ft.
,
Hi. 4 f»0
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11,444111
llo ii'e
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|,4i r<•<>i ■, i ii «;
I", ver\ I bin»: new .. 11, f of, l,,
i eiueih'.'H
I"ri4f
«.i\
li. ■<«'•
lift
-iriH’l.
I •,11*i _ bulb .ii4«| ul! m.Hiern .‘oil
ib,w f 4
I wo Small 11,, i .' | -* lor Hub" a I u loi; baroaiu, rti.li ,ir lermu
Moth
tlawt* hotels are located in live small Morula towns S.s* us for iirices
and locution
O R A N G E
fruit
i
G R O V E S
1 w ii Mm f trim if r ( .r i iit 1«, i itunl II j,t ri>, with fiti*•
t*n»|i of bright
ri^fd mi M Inlih'i rivt r, .i I- m i in V t F K K \ i u fuir^itiu
f»7-nrrr fitiin, :»•nrrr i*n»%t* 7 itiil***» from >i»tiinnl over IJHHf tfiH«
Ul bi’iirplip
f tin t*n*ii! p it i nti (a#k** I f‘i»I«1
f hi**
r«»n lull i> mi lIK*
T>ii»C»11F■ •f ■’ ill» 4 III1.* Mil ;t/vnirf mi'int
of th« f 1111m11’* Jtiiihiit \ -i . -iJ
of all Mi* fn-*t i .u n 11*- u ii li 4’
OVER 600,000
’
Ma fiiii'l lU-M'd. I'¡u -mi )ir <*wii, clr*
ACRES TIMBER LANDS
FO R
S A L E
F * m iliul ili vUf UHI' par I
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d b m i l*r ir|H»H'|ili f( K
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Sul Ir r i*f Innirprfilliin
..din i* firfOu (l*4-n limi «*** ih# Urei* fw4gii**«|
. * » !.. appi* In die Hidmlibl* Falk |r»n ... 1
»..... »eu» d Ih* Male et f a* l* al ! aliai,«*-«
e ",.U . « I h , l . ' l U l ) „ I M i r h 1 I 4 IVI I l.-f
I . ' i. e Falcili ini «41*41» al IDt 'Io > XNFi»ltl' ' 11
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F o ri) Koniti In urixi l l u t d in a (lirivini; l i n l e I'Tnridu town
Ju»t
reniiMleli'd .u k ! furni«hfd llir.iuiiliuut
The fiirni»hinifH alone are w,irth
mure I linn w. are iiikliiK I " f th>-• *"l»t ir.* |>r«t|M<rt y
l ir n m
> 10 ,0481,00
l.llihl Hiu,rii Dwellini’ . Ii h u I ihI on Hi,, ib a p 'l.u
Four i’. hnI build
• MR Inf» i;n with till- |/roju>rtv » ¡ o(m| water
T h e lour lots iin.iiUHe
a line |irii|ii>Hition in lin|,| a* .in m>i—tinent a.« tin.» i> bound t. . be Sun*
(i.r,| - future Hiibuib.in r,^t,I.■i
1,,,n
W, o l b r (he e n lin In,t, 11n^
oil t;.....I t. rm- h.r
( 10.1(1 (Ml
s Hung!
In ,1,1
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o i r i c * wi t s m o l d e s r i a l e s t a t e co
dru«' tu lune ilrtprminr
.•r- wlucli will I h- lukt'l. il |■ ut III ih m.-.-r
\rI ir I** Il 'I V g*'»i«ral nalur* <if Ik«
Florida
I'riiiioio iil sp.irt-rtiun Here
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tu I« itimi urini b) i hi* ruf jMjrat luí» «hall
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the value ol thf"se desirable dwelling lociiiinns. Hrtck striN-t.« within
one block. I’uvcd nidewulks. (ium i Mowing water. Term».
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Sanford. Mu . It K |>. No 2
Julie ni Ihr 4 trilli! 4 *iyfl s# ««;, i h Ju'li> >«l « if
(ilin lyi (»rem
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r«*rr> l ah- Hell
U, 1 .»0 Miudi Tyiwr. Harry Tyn»r, t hirlir I>nrrf i lar
«-m-r T>n«r. Will»« Tynrr an*l itiylwn Tyiwf« *url'aula. Mu.
vWing haïra of Eufrtir H. Tyner, i|rr«**r>»|
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thr Ir4, A I» t ‘*l \. Ihr fulhunr f .1»-«- riUM land.
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f w a i i . f l u t U i , I« C t u n n .
Sanford, Fla.
Miss Until Me Daniel
CO .
* N O W IS T H E T I M E T O BUY!
•\Vt* ort' ofTrrinj* a few ^uml Celery Farms at
prices never before heard of on this class of prop
erties.
CU M A I E and L 0 CAI I ON the best in the state.
SHIPPING FACILITIES and RATES the very best.
Prices! and terms all (hat. could he desired
■TLOOp v o t e s
tween now a n d noon M a r c h 1st.
K a c h j MLsa K a t lie r M i ll e r 114.00 worth ia k n o w n as a c lu b , and M r s . It. L . Criltln
there i* no l im it t o the n u m b e r of H u b - M m . |{, A. N e w m a n
any one c a n d i d a t e m a y s e c u r e .
SIITI* K
...........................
either old or n ew or b o t h , t u r n e d in b e
REALTY
Tilt* sunsoiis first .slii[>mrrrrnf 10 r;irs of (Vlrry
brings $ 2.00 pt-t crnti*. f. o (i. S.infonl. YIKI.D
OVER SIJJOO PER ACRE.
Stair of JEfonda
ï unni V of I lran.fr
Motín* is hrfihy fivrr
ivrn in /'umpham-# «rlh th«
la* rr«iutrtn^ silly data
ftottoto II*» turn, that
a,vf no
Un- |o
I,>ySnTati«i4» arili tw riiad# in (h* nati hmiihi 6f 111«
liarfi4iaiiirr i|j ih« ''lati* «f Florida fur U-f i*Ut*on
au! h « » r n ih# l 'mint y tl«iar>l «*f I omrni^kNTMPfa
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»»»«•»«f , rfionda.
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iiir «orli
Ilf n
T h e list of candidates and liiu ir vote
counted up to noon Monday.
O F F E R IN G S
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¡« a Ä u u o v L ,
A ^ iffw • —
w n} -
Ut> fi.r « ■if n***
i #g» I 4A f in'* Tir
12.000 vot«-i «i
1 hi* Ih. .lUt d«> ul Januar), A l> 1«IJ.
1SJI00 votes
J T 1'ATK.
25,000 votes
Tum 4S-VU>
6 y ea rs' 10.00
in has
U N D E R P R IC E D
F L O R ID A
>*enMP*a| *rtbw* *I*H* -4+ f*- «
Iron* datr if auch rrnlltur* r.aid* it» thti Hut*, or
if iMVond ihr limi!» of I hi* Slat
» iUnii four
month*, to III* »th it.* uml#r«igT>*»d unum «(at*
rn#*it« of thrtf .taint* «(«mil «aid SMigTiur F F
\ u l i n i ¡ P o w e r o f S u h s c rtlp ii.n n
ness, with t h e r e m i t th i l l t h e old »uto
SO M E
fifTirnrii; lor ihr Wnvflt of tr*»dit«*ra *ml alfrr*di
tcT» ut h F Hill forai**I) doing bttSiiraiMM Hill *
Every Candidate Should Win as Many Clubs as Possible
Before Noon Saturday*
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HERALD
N o tir» I« i l l I rrd h a ol r
' ONLY FOUR DAYS LEFT
_ __ -TÍUAKE ADVANTAGE OF
tensive. H e r e t o f o r e c o n t e s t a n t s h a v e
worked alm o s t e x c lu s iv e ly ( o r new b u s i
SANFORD
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G eneral F ire
Voci
Insurance
A . II. C R I P P E N & S O N
Mitili (ìnule Ríanos
Low Frites
Easy Terms
Piano Tuning A Specialty
( friler»« Solicited
Phone I.H-1 Rings
X F E R T I L I Z E YOUR O R A N G E T R E E S
|»"»t infected territory, juul w. ( 7uid.wi.iit
le.ld» UKuirwt Moridu now
I ’niformity in sir.»"» of crate» and urn
form methods of Kradin»; and |ixckini{
ouM" beine lo tnake ami eraaU* a »*ew utrt»-ir>rv. shn .h»1T r*r *tfw*Snl,lrr» in viriT r,4.
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,.[ »¡od de, i»imi Ime in OruiiK." . o u id >
in Aiiiu mi
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unii Mliarat«» it fn »ni t h a l porliuh I numi
•
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I tuteli tht» lotti dii) «d J a n u u r y . l'» l I
i . t » n i , n>
1- , 1
‘ ' ’ o '*" ■
r,r.| annusi rm^o.g r.f II.«- *!<** hfMWtJnr* h«-f«-*n
pfii* ii|n»i fui, atei Ufi! ' I I Vlf ufi *■»•****'. al«* ri*-. I«*l
imi ipuliftul ihr iiftiii’«'»* «if i hi* ruf fMical mi) aha II
Filed for Hcrord
H .iL ’rt Parham und wife to Mary M ( D M . M I T T K K 150 *»N C t r D N T Y
Hruson.
DI V IS IO N
Daniel Hers to W W. Y other»
E ritiik J*. E u rs U ii. t h a i i u t u n .
1H h i ut»
William n Tuckson. ct al , to Kdward T h o m a s K . lliites, S c c ‘>
it. iiuii
Palmetto Company to Laura Itobin
»on.
William Smith and wife to (¡idem
D.an. .
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4\ Philitts and wife to Thornton Si Tay
lor.
J. A. Wilkeu and wife to*!. H. Tice.
T. W, Lawson, et.Hl, t'* H. C>. Smith
Henry II. H alley And*wife to Harry M.
fimmioi a « * «r r„ t„ w \
Arthur Shulby to Thomas L. Henkel.
M. P. M ousel to W. G .S rh ld t.
E l». I-nubuch and wife to K. (ï. PuU-r- «on.
Carrie H. Murphy tu Humi’ton II.
R o binson .
A. II ockI and wife lo J . K, C raw fo rd
Husie C. McLeod to (¡. K. Sjw rr).
Kmma J . Merrill to Chnrh-s K. Prutt.
Jooeph Eiklngton and wile lo A. W.
Cary.
K.
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P O U L T R Y SUPPLIES
S. |lu»ig* Pr***i.|*-ni
F llufip Vii’« PftsMiInn!
T E M T - m ü l T 'Jg
sazTKuny
j rv|__jlA_U»?
truckers and home gardens.
Oldest und most reliable soed und.
poultry supply house in the stale.
W r it e fo r t s ta lo g u e
E . A. MARTIN & CO
M6 FAST HAY S T R E E T
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AND
GARDEN
CROPS
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th# nifporiiHiii k<rminl***(nr« p/*i*ni«f fuf amf
lh#r*aflrr «h# annual rmwllnf* irf Ihr aiLN-kholti
* r* ahall le*1 h#ld mi Ihr thlfd M*rmla> in Mirrh
of earh ami r*rf* y n t
Aftifk* VI Th# hlfh*^f amminí «f fhr1#htntf
n«w^ O» liabtlil) tu «* hirl» iKi* i **r|**rf al h*»i «hall
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INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER CO
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JA C K S O N V IL L E
fOrtwramr» h»»- hfwwmti **-. *h#.r nifi»*» un
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for Winter Lawn».
A full line of ail garden s e ^ /o r
JA C K S O N V IL L E .
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t llungr ami li**rph I^Monl
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THE SANPOftD HERALD
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PAIR WAB HIG S U C C E S S
Grange County Adda New Laurel« l>j
Fine Eihlultlon
" 1Orlando, Feb. Z4. -Saturday V u ITiF
last (Jay of the big Orange county fair and
the thousand* of peofti* »1 the bin
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town, who watched the sensational
flight of Wiggins in his biplane, witnessed
as fine an cxlq|>ition of biplaning as has
ever been made on the peninsula and
saw at least the Florida record broken
for high flying.
• Wiggins started from the race track
at the fair grounds and after circling the
vicinity a few times he turner) the nose
of his big machine almost straight up
ward and began to penetrate the blue
ether of the heavens. He did not have
his meter in working order, hut he was
sure he was up over eleven thousand
feet when he struck a cold, current of
.air and a head wind so stro aj. that he
was unable to turn hia big ahip for some
, time. In the meantime he had sailed
' Tar to the souttw aafovw t h r efty and
was perhaps .15 miles beyond the city
limita.
He finally passed through 1he contrary
current that had baflled him and headed
hb machine lor the fair grounds once
more. When he finally landed he was
suffering from the cold as though he had
just come from a hunt after the north
pole
The last day of the fair has Iwen of
unusual interest for a lost day. for the
reason that some of the races scheduled
for the opening day were postponed until
today on account of the weather.
There is only one opinion heard in regnrd to the fair as a whole
It ha« been
an unit uni ¡tied succeed viewed from any
angle. The exhibits, the crowds unit
the entertainment have sll been tielter
than ever before.
The judges of the various depart
ments have liern busy (or two days tvlng
on the blue ribbons, and the treasurer
»ill <oon lie ready to pay every cash pre
mium that has l*-en awarded
FOR ÇANFORD
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Mas made it Possible for us to Bring the Largest and Most
Modern Laundry in the South to Your Very Door
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Set^d Us Your Shirts and Collars and we will Return them the Day Following Receipt
W *-P a y
R e t u r n - C h a r g e * , .o n .
Collars 2 1*2 cant« Each
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JA C K S O N V IL E
F L O R ID A
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LET YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU
Did you ever ligure just how fil’d your money w ill pile up
when ie t to w o rk 9
One D olltir hi rnm pm m d interest W ill Double Itse lf in Seven
teen yenrs, but One D ollar Deposited E very year for tw e n ty years
at compound interest w ill aim m nt to nearly T h irty Dollars
We Pay Interest on Savings Deposits Every 3 Months
Then we add that interest to your o rig in al dejMisti and at the
end of another three months, we figure interest on the to ta l .uni
so on
N EW SPA PER AUVEKTIHING
< in ,turned f*urn l ' t
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You can now see how rapidly your money will grow when
work
set to
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START
»tu» I« a lw ays
A
DEPO SIT
NOW
fU.
C T w t f t O s j s k with n m a lo d o r o u s b u p eh of,
c r it i c is m must dig up for p u b l i c i t y
No
WE WANT
- » w e t t y y w «i.iw,- U a u t i i i n not h o » g-eui
n r trrrw wrmtlt "tre m a y bt1** 'Phe-progrews
ivc element is retimed from <urr mv
the entire loail .util it 1» right that they
should le*
«.
«j
ou t there may le* surh a thing eve
though I have never heard of 0 ns tip
•»hing the building of a city, Ifx* makim
of a community and the developing of u
county
If iIns is true in your r a w 1
am roWing down to look the complete*!
job over.
iî i - ij* Njjrery
Votir D e p o s i t a r e Ip su re d A gainst L o ss
It C o sts you N othing
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD, FLORIDA
la o o a o o a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o a o o o o o o o o o a o o o o o o a o a o o o o a o o o o
If the job of building has been mm
pleted. if your county is as densely *et
tied 11» it should lx* if the towns m th*
""U illis arc ,4s large as * b* 1 11x n
would h a ve them d thi* tlnishing ton- to
ha ve l.ir i. (' .Med u|siii each individual
line of en d ea vo r if nothing is to lie »1*
complixhed by the introductio n of new
families, n<*w hlood; new c a p it a l; new*
ideas new settlem ents, new farm projecls; ne» industrial venture*; new c o m
-V.rv
mercial enterprise», new line* o f tnirisl«iru»iio n , addition- to w a te rw a y * . the
Mending of each (welioii of the county
lulu a developed and liarinonious whole, I'ill in l ie u e h wan lim i. S t I,itele s e c o n d 1
Ymj hfive1
if the final eoi*<e4i»shment and finishing and <Grecita county third
NEWLY-WEDS
t .lic h e e
have
lex* 11 a r t l s t i e a l j y
» r e n ttie d
ar.ouT TTTe jiTueid f o re h e a d o U T r o g r c s *
and th e thing i» now ready for th e etn
halmmg lluid which is usually followed
h j a g e n t l e ji a t t m g in th e face with m
spade, t h e n it is up t o t h e f a r s ig h t e d one*
of your c o u n t y to lay th e f e s t i v e spirit
of P ro g re s s snugly lx* d e a th th e saw grass
pal m e t lorn
■dì
and . t a n nil* urltT'aniT IM H
liike h a c k to the dust fro m w h e n ce it
lame, b e fo re tint w e a t h e r s e t* in.
However, I opine that you have not
completed t|ie work of building your
••ities and developing your county. In
1890 Oaceoia county had u imputation
of 3,13d. Tlie following fifteen years
you had grown from 3.IH.9 to 3.»$2**. mak
ing a total gam Iron» 1890 to I*#05 of 489
persons Thu 1* a conservative growth
Nu indication of plungtnghere, even in
the birth rate. From 1905 to 1910 you
grew from 3.'¡22 to 5.507. .ill of which
can l*e traced directly to advertising
In
1907 your aKaeruted values mnounteil to
Il.fi8ft.261
lis-1912 the assenseil values
had grown to $3,675,978. Thia is an
increase of $1,989,727, Iw-ing u trifle
over 100 per cent
You ran trace it
directly to advertising. 1» it worth it?
You have an urea of 1.77.1 square
■tuihu
H Hilir, I m p u ta tio n wen* e v e n ly
AND THEIR BABY
G ib so n Fu m ili
The hfttnc
O f t h e t.» •«»untie» of F l o r i d a 3 8 of
t h e m h a v e inure |M>pulutmn th a n O s c e
B L ’1 .
Ki
% ;
ola
Y o u are the 3 9 t h in imputation.
17th in vuluatton. and sixth in area.
Between 1907 and 1912 you were the
third lo Florida In ¡n cm a e in valuaUoaa.
R e u n io n
m t*îc»t
simedy
*1x1111 tu grow it y mi want t* grow
Gtlewm Iteunion to lx* given at the liti
f f x i k ciiuntV. ilitnuts, in which Chi |x*riul. M a r ¡ 3 T t , b y tin* W elaku C l u b I
ago i» minutisi, hm an areu of ’»33 will lx* the fln«**t amateur jx*rformunre
»quart* mile*, the population of the coun eve** given in Sanford
ty being 2.405.233. That g«vet that
T h e p r o d u c t i o n i« given in two act»
county 2.67ft K person» to the square t h e first ac t s ho w ing th e G ib s o n family
mile
You have 3 1 to the »quart* mile busily e n g a g e d in their p r e p a r a t io n * for
1**1»t month I wrote to a ritixen»' as- the reunion. Mr*, Gibson, who i<
woctntton in Chicago asking for itdorma- auflragetU*. rules ibe situation with a
tion a» to the husiitc»* powsibtlilhw ol high hand, mid ciqx*cia!ly »way« h e
that town
They aent me some book* meek and dutiful husbund into quiet nub
and tsipies of four Chicago paper«, In*- mission in every turn,
side» perwinal letters inviting me to beCaroline, Mm. Gibson'» favorite daugh
com* a citizen of that thrifty burg
In ter, with her dignified, jioltahed college
1S*M) Cook county hod 1,191.922 popu- manner*, make* an interesting contrast
latino
The town ha» grown some since with her »¡»ter’* happy-go-lucky, don’t
lull not enough to juxtify it ui cutting caro personality. The plot of the com
'- 'Y
mit advertising, as I have tx*en udvi i d ' ,xTy*'*1hringTi out many interesting »¡tun-'
Wins. NEWLYWED
that my name ha* been (dared oil several tiorw^yet *he real fun in ihe production
mailing li»Ls and will receive from time i* brought iilxiut through the herqiecking
to tim** *uch infonnition
would inter- by Mr* Gibson and the ludicrou* stupidNOTICE
.
eel a home seeker
ily of Irish Molly and stammering Hilly
Notice i* hereby gi»er\, that acting
If Chicago and Cook county can n o t1 Jo the second act of the production, under and by rlrlur si a resolution
afford to eliminate it* advertising ex-1 Mm. Gibson entertains her rvlatlrf* and •dopted by the City Council I WUI within
jM-n.se. it becomes putent ut once that n o ' ¡m sU with- uh elaborate program of ten day* from dale bring suit to encounty in florida U in position to do >o,' musical number*.' •Tbl* .program make« I force payment of all sunta due to the
and especially Osceola which i* now u(>. a!«o, the gnsitest ftmture of the enter- C ity of Sanford on all outstaading parof being a Bobacriber to thia
numWred a» the 39th county in the Lainment
It will ronAUt n|' thfVe Vtrge - ing liens; als<i will bring suit to enpaper U that you and your
■tale in the matter of population.
childred'» chtiruses a n i l a b A t fig h t, force payment of all sidewalk llena
family become attached to
Advertising towns, countieu and
choruses with young |w*ople. All th e 1 which have been outstanding Tor n oerl»d
tatrw has lxt*n my in-cupwtlnn for ih«nmu»U- i» among the lateat and catchicat.. of one year..
I t T h e paper becom ea a
t
The Som and
Substance
tiruaaiitia
Ik* 3 1-10 fiemon» to the square mile.
You still have room enough to allow you
to turn over without digging ynur knee»
into the rii», of your net ghImir.
latent
i-iari « l i t « m m rm h er of i h r faim ib u ia iL
. ftl_B0HUhg _MCB J B t t J l U * "
bç aa w elcom e aa th e a r
rival of anyone th at's dear.
plan I n 'sending o-tl papers to homn- f to bo^ent hv Hnck Erttertarnment f ’otn- * Hen# wbovt—ststed tntlesr sefdemenr
seekers u[)(M*aled so itrocigly to me uml pany. are among the most artistic men _ 1« made with rpr before March H 1919
seemed sttch a gootj chapnel through on the professional *tage.
at mu n e e * In the Garner-Woodruff
which to float advertising matter that 1
llldg
wit* «urprexxf at the discontinuance of
The J II Eaehmnn Shows are In the
GEO. A. DeCOTTFS
the |»tan ami this »urpriw irn(M*lle<l nu* to city and have pilvh«*d their tent at the
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cpy Attorner
write you the »trove notions I have on i*ori»er ol Cypres* and Ke«*t>nd Street
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the matter
The cirrus is not large hut t» a good
See Smith. fcls-U-Man. All general
Your very truly,
one and their night performance to - , house repairs. Room f, M. 0 . T. Block,
night should draw a larga crowd.
I
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THOMAS K. BATES.
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It w ü l k eep y o n tnlorm ed on
th e doings o f tb e co m m u n ity and
the b arg ain s o f th e m e r c h * n u
reg u larly ad eertieed wül en ab le
you to Mew m an y Urne* tb e c œ i
o f th e eubacrlption.
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P u b ll» h « d
8 *m l-W « e K ty -^ T u « » d « y . « h d
F rid a y
4N SANFORD—Lit* it Worth Living
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M M E. BARAI! BERNHARDT
Former President in E
Claim Hi« Own
RUMORS Of RflliRN Of DIAZ
Other . Noce« From the World at
Leite by Telegraph
Porfliflo Dial, who Ion* ruled -over
Mexico with an iron hand, only to be
depoaed by the iate Francisco Madcro,
who succeeded him and met a much
more terrible /ate. The venerable Por
tillo Diaz haa passed his exile in Pari»,
but, elated at the aucceee of his nephew,
Gen. Felix Dixa, In overthrowing the
Madero regime, he is planning to re
turn to Mexico acme time in Abril.
Just how the ex-dictator will be re
ceived hy his former subjects la a proh
lem on which the whole world is de
biting.
oo o o o
The departure from Mexico of Emr»to Madero, former minister of finance
was followed immediately, by a hurried
counting of the cash in tho government
treasury. The result showed a bal
ance of $92,000. This amount, how
ever, does not represent ail immediate
available resource« of the new admin
istration, as there are various dcpvbU
in both load and foreign hanks which
can be drawn on by the government.
/
O0 o o o
President Toil today pent to congress
his much dUcwpcd "budget" message
He- recommended [W adoption ol a
budget system of relating propoeed ex
penditure«.to expected revenue« apd dodared that congress would he greatly
Iwneflted by having tiefore it such a
statement before It began the annual
grind upon appropriation bills.
The
United Bute«, the president wrote, was
(he only great nation in tlte world
which'did not usenhe budget system
and in consequence it "may be said to
lie without plan or program."
He in
dicated that owing to thp late date at
abide he was ahle to fransmit his m«*-.»ge he exjiectcd little legislation on
rh** to|de from the present rongnw*
ARROGANT EXPRESS CO.
Be At The Imperial Theatre *!n
Wiseacre« HaTe Named The l.urky
Pictures Neat Week
X
Ones Who Will Awdxt.
Monday and Tuesday, March 3rd Musicale at the Congregational
Washington. D. C., Feb. 2t>.—The
and 4th, Daniel Frohman preaenta M m e,;
rx
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personnel of the eahinet of President
Sarah Bemhardt and all her star comChurch Grand Success
Wilson, as partially made known last
pany.tn the great spectacular photo-play
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night by information reaching con
"Queen Elizabeth." one of the strongest
gmaional quarters, stood today prac
stories history has ever r e c o r d , tn four W * ORGAN GRfAUY ADMIRED
parts. These four, reel« qf brilliant pic i ------- “
tuns* anrsxW-TtrbcThe croWning trtmtrph —
of Bernhardt’* brilliant career. The Voices 0f Local Talent
in Grand
■uperior aeüng of this most talentwPr
Chorus Greatly.. Surprised •
p c tm a -lr- nrorded f-tr ' ill tin» andr
future generations will, na doubt, enjoy j
Large Audience
the ptaesurs of witnessing the acting of
this Immortal woman long alter she has
Fof »veral weeks Sanford has been
pasaed away and her career becomes a ; 0,1 *ho qui vive awaiting the grand organ
a mere memory.
*
recitai that would celebrate the installa
Bernhardt's Interpretation of the fa tion of the pipe organ at the Congrega
mous Virgin Queen, Elisabeth, brings one tional church nf this city, E. T. Woodto the realization of the marvelous in- ruff who has labored long anil unceasingly
telligence
and astounding
dramatic ^f°r the organ and through whose efforts
powers she
•She makes the the fulfillment ha* been made possible
historical ii
nU of the play as real as felt that the crowning of his effort*
today, and
faithful delineation of. would not be complete without a public
the lovely
ively Q
Queen
mal
n makes
the original live installation and he worked harder with
again. Sii the pass ion and pathos of the grand chorus and the details o( the
Elizabeth
beth’s jins and love, ait her pride concert than he did in raising fund* for
and vanity and the «miles and sorrow* 1»he purchase of this grand instrument
of l»er mingled fortunes throb and thrill
Only ® limited number of ticketin the compelling realism and magvntisc co“ld he sold for this event as thr church
mastery of Bernhardt's art. The Ita me could not hold the many music lovers
of her gcniui has been breather into the U*H’
anxious to listen to the strains
dust of Elizabeth, and the thrilling page of »he pfi*» organ nnd live excellent work
of history t^at she wrote in blood and ,
»he chorus. It is to iw hoj>ed that
tear* is enacted before us with all the
Woodruff can arrange another rechnracters as] much alive os the reader. , cl,ul In the near future in order to allow
i The only Material part of Bernhardt’s ! “H H>e people an opportunity of enjoyart that can live when she is but u inem- Ing this superb music,
ory is the niam-lnas repreacntalion of
The inslallntinn exercise« o|*-u«-d with
"Queen 1Elizabeth" in the silent b u t. * n introductory by the choir and the pipe
eloquent drunu of that name. Science |orKnn pl«yed as only Prof. C. K. Wade
. mode—darnh Bernhardt’« genuls c* n play this Instrument and the piano.
trulylmmoFtal and assure* nosteritv the !-orchestra nnd-full cl torus filled -tinvyiyt.
of Queen Elizabeth will tones. _ The excellent performance of.
the immense choir s a t extremely good
the fume of the origipal
in every part of the program and demon
strated the ability of Director Woodruff
Takes {Ip Thr Shock
in their training. Very few* rifles haw
J . A. Switaer, of Orlando, state agent the fine local talent In musical circles
for the /. hi-i Shock absorber was in the that Sanford haa and this was clearly
shown in ever}- number of the program.
city fof a fin* hours on Wednesday and
Mrs. K. L Robinson, who has u io interested H^yernl auto owners in the
prano voiee of exquisite sw-eetnen* anti
J . M proportion. Mr. Switzer placed
timbre was the soloist and her Sanford
one on the Ifegnld car and it ride* easier
friends were greatly pleased to be able
In every way the shock ulworlver taking
to listen to her too few numbers on the
up thp jolt and ja r amt making » v e t
program Although suffering with a
difference in the riditig qualities. The
cold Mrs. Itohmson s*-ented to the audi
J . M. alxM-k alvsorU-r will Ite given ..
interprets
ratio:
th
live as long
a
thorough te-t on The ir.-r.dd car and the T " U> *T
'* " . >nd m .lh,? T ‘r
atie numbers i-pecially was the depth
rx-sult
will
Ite
giteti
to
the
public,
if
Secretary
Stimson today assured
and feeling ol her voice most favorable
Senators Culberson and Sheppard that there U any efficacy in shock absorber* Space will not permit a description of
every possible precaution would *be there will be many auto oikncrs who the many numbers that were so satisfy
taken to - protect the Texas Ixrrder would like to place them on their cars, ing to the audience, Every number
against raids by reliela from Mexico. for anything that will eliminate the dead and every performer itt entitled to a full
He informer] Mr. Culberson th*2 one jar of a car will have a ready buyer.
meed of praise for the ensemble was per
.¡nn m uf infantry and a'lwttery had
feet ahd the installation will be page.i ns
twen removed from El Paso to jo in the
r ic a m a Occasion
* anolher ¡H-rfc'i succens in Sanford's
Hrcond divtaton *1 Galveston so as to
I a s i Tuewlay, Feb 2filh Mr. and musical circles
be at the closest paaaible |x>int to Vera
Mr*. J . T. Edwards entertamed at their ! A< thn
nn,r ' ^ c grand bangm t
d’nB, but -assum i hinr that- the troofw beautiful home on the Rt John, river. °< «»u-ic given the |a*ople Mr. Woodruff
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John« river.
would be replaced at El Paso and that C a r d s and «lancing were th e f e atu re * of K*ve a tirief outline of hi-* effo rt* in pro# sufficient force would be kept there t h e evening. At U o 'c lo c k u delicious
* P‘l * ° n t m fo r the ch u r ch and
to protect the frontier in that immedi
lunch, coasisting oil chicken piilnu, the ramt-s of the public rpirited citizen'
ate vicinity. He promised an addi
sandwich«, cake and coffee was served. who aaaisted him by liberal donation*
tional troop of cavidry.
among them being the great philanthro
o 0 o o o
THE WILSON-CABINET.
V *U
Giving Sanford People a Cold
Deal in Service
tically 'unchanged, namely:—
Secretary of the state, W'm. J. Bry EXPRESS RATE fOR EREIGNE
an, Nebraska. — - ■
Secretary of the navy, Josephus Dan
Dealer« and Growers Wiil Put Up a
iels, North Carolina.
Secretary—o f-rh w fron. *«■*,. ~V>d)1rxcaj. l
. -Sirong-. F*gkr*tt r PorivG. McAdoo, .New York.
Better Service.
Poottnastcr-general,
Al|>ert Sidney
Burleson, Texas.
Again the Southern Exprran Co.
Some published reports containing springs Into the JimeligKt as la-ing the
the name of Chancellor Walker of most gasping and grwsfy corporation
New Jersey a*, attorney-general were that baa not la-en Investigated by the
not confirmed.
government. After futil» kick* and
The information on which the four commands and entreaties the produce
portfolios were definitely designntid dealers, the merchant* and the grower*
was ol a poeitlve character, but it did of this sect ion will combine and fight the
not include the name ol Chancellor Southern Expreas Co. until the proper
Walker. The inclusion of his name in recognition of the rights of the people is
some of the liata made public Is. based given hy the urrognnt company.
upon conjectqre, and is not in accord
The new building recently constructed
ance with" the Inteat information reach was supposed to represent the proper
ing thone in close communication witlr spirit mnnifrsli'd hy the railrond com
the new administration.
1 iieir ad pany when it constructed such a magnif
vice« arc to the effect that while Chan icent structure for the benefit of Its
cellor Walker was considered, circum patrons
I he new t-xpres- office Is
stance* arose which are likely to elimi hardly large enough - to credit a water
nate him from the list*.
tank town But the kick ii not nf the
building proper but on the shed built
S o c i a l S e r v i c e D epu rim elo
for the protection of the patrons of the
The Social Service Department o' express Company. Till* shed should
the Missionary Society of the Meth cover the whole platform and afford pre
odist church held their regular mis-i- lection for the fruits nnd vegetable, of
ing Tuesday ntternoon in the clmrch the grower* The small umbrella now
The meeting was presided over by I«dog erected by the express company
Mm M. E. Miott, fourth vice pre*i- will not prot.s-t the produce cither from
dent oi the aociety. After brief de- the son or the 'rain
It b just large
(-and, ami in Our Native I-and," w«*
introduced In an article read by Mn*.
Miott, from the Missionary Voire.
"Thu Coll ot Africa," -with applicable
comment* on the aubjoct.
Al«i from tlte Missionary Voice
Mm. M. I!, Bowler gave a few “ Pen
i*ictur»M of Pioneer African Missionn riesco n clu d in g with u »plcmlid trib
ute from a k-afiet. to David Living*ton. one of the noblent muwionnrie«
who ever lived In the "Dark Conti
went." "Pioneering In Africa," anoth
er able article from the Voice «»- read
by Mrs K. M. Ma*on
"Exlervion Work Among Negrm in
the South," was read by Mm. Rtyrtm
The program conclude.! with "A
Page from the Heart of Aunt Mandy
Ann." read by Mm. J . D Parker After
report* from committee« work, the
meeting adjourn«!.
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The mutn ku_k ut the patrons of the
expmw company iv against their extor
tionate charges nnd for Service. The
grower» are xupi>aseri to get expre«
service and instead they get freight
service at express rates.
Eor Imtance:
A var load of mixed
fruit* and vegetable« local train from
Tampa Feb. 22, arrtvyd at Ranford at
8:50 p. m Unloaifi-d at shed nnd
held over until some time Sunday
night
Then reloaded in freight box
car with no velits uud shipped to Jack
sonville by freight but shippers paid
regular exorbitant express charge«.
( . ckjiJ l u l l i n g No*
SjM-clded perch nnd trout are biting
now and good string« are reported every
day. The tourist* here nre revelling In
the great sport mid ore even making
H.
yood catchi-s from the city dock.
Dings* and it. J . Holly ailh Jolm A beam
Tor pTTbl frTi-d the |wrt ITn( Smoke House
The infant son of Mr. nnd Mrs. f ’lnr
C o v e on W ednesday and in a few hour*
enee iselman dies! at the home of hi*
,-pit.- the high wind caught in n o o n d *.
purent* at Monroe last Monday and » e
i -.ion,g—liuoio;h__LiiWQ— :!ic—.st»-i' klad
t f u rtf'ft t n t J t F T t g W f e int' t rey T n c iwiar
■caution ruught the eye of some mcmThe little fellow had only gladdened
ot the Newlyweds Company and
the heart* of his parent* (or a brief
time when he »»< called by the One
who said, "suffer little children to come
to me." The sympathy of the many
After this dancing was continued until
friends of the family 1* extended to the
one o’clock, when the gucat* having pist; Andrew Carnegie. Mr. Woodruff grief stricken-parents In their liftur of
then
rnltrd
upon
several
rittzifii«
for
onn
• News of the State In Brief.
spent a very pleasant evening departed
minute addresses led by Mayor Spen ifflfction.
Judge Syd L. Carter, of Gain««vilie, for their homes.
who ha* been iii for.many weeks, is re
Among the guests were Mr. Guy Ell»- cer, among them being Hon. Thomas
WII1U Powell H ere.,
Îin
ïïrm -H n iî W rM r.-A rtW T . Mista] Emmett Wilson. FnuikP. Forster IUJ.
ported to he dying. Judge CarterTiTa
_
Willi*
Powellthe five 'wrrelnry nf
Aatenj Mr*. Greenland, Mr*. Curtis,
J. -(). ParliardrWalktrr
distinguieehd rjtjxer}, jyrifff, taw-maker
an<l lawyer, flpd for many years has
l»een one pf the prominent figures of
Middle Florida. He is a gentleman
of the old arhool and wielded a large
influence Jar good,-both' In making and
interpreting the Iswg of his aUtf.
Mr. and Mr*. I*. It. Andrew*. Mr. and flowed *>y the mlnUten. of the city who the Tampa Ttourd ol Tttrdo ,« u* in tJ*»
Mr*. Harper, Mbs Janet Pow, Mia* i In » ttw words expreesed their apprecia- city u few hours yesterday enroute to
U u ra Fbh. Mr. Erwin Estridge. Mr. 1Hon of the recital and extended rongrat- the Good Koadt Convention at EuetU.
Mr. Powell s{Jtnt the afternoon with
Ja*. Estridge. Mr. Fi»k, Mr. and Mm.1«tallona.
hi*
many Sanford friend* and was tak
The organ was munii fur tu red by M. P.
Xroet, Mr. Howard Arnet.
en
out
through the ceUry delta by T.
Moller ‘of Hagerstown, Md., and seems
K. Batre and It. J. Holly. Mr. Powell
to
lie
a
perfect
instrument
and
a
credit
X X X X X
VebscI on a Reef
to the maker». ' The thanks of the city was greatly surprised nt the wonderful
, Mr*. Wilbur Quarterman of Live
dcvelopcment along every line In the
nre «tended lo the good people who
W.
P.
Diltx,
who
is
visiting
in
the
city
Dak, has been engaged os organizer of
farming game and stated he never knew
the^Uirl*’ Tomato Club of Suwannee stated to a Herald representative today ■listed in the recital and made it a sucthat Sanford poseeosed surh attraction«
«■«unty, and will have charge of the that while he was in Miami last Tueeday cre*. To the member* of the Congrega
a
a“~Targe
>oal
steamer
from
Newport
tional . church and those who ambted r tbat cékry and other vegetable#
»ork until the crop is made and the
New*
to
Havana
ran
ashore
on
a
reef
them in the purrhnse of this fine ftbtni- were robed in Florida upon inch a
vegetable# canned. The chamber of
near
Mfnml.
The
oteiuner
was
the
Vbment'and to E. T. Woodruff In partimi large sealc. We now expect Wlilb to
•commerce of Live Oak and Suwannee
rati'pa,
Cept.
Mr
Arthur
and
a
force
of
lar who hs* labored long and earoretly put us in .his Tampa Truisms and give
county will, give three prize«, $25 flnt
Sanford, a «pace In thè Hill of Fame
prlie, $16 second prize and $10 third men "are bujy today trnnsfering the cargo not only to install a pipe organ W -th i
churches of ffanford but for the general aJopg. with, the Tampa Smoker*. Sec
Piixai The government of the United in order to float the v»***el
upbuilding of all the churches and has retary Powel! 1* the Itvest-proposition
Stotm coriUbuted 9)00 and the’ WomI*mka
like
Business
always
been a patron of musifal circles that «ver '^floated inta Klqrkla and he
»n'sClub of Live Oak
m m ì ì m Am
SW B 22f+
tbs* entire Mete
P c m r rtmg fagi
. XhO doIl after-the-woik. .The amount avenue
o
f
Florida',
for
Tie
Is*not
«elfish' Tn the
K ttM
of toad to be cultivated In tom ato« is depot and placed in poaitlon on tKnne organ«, greater interest In the churihe*
lean
.and
I
>
e
H
e
res
in
aaeistlng
the peo
limited to one-tenth of an acre for eech Streets, which will soon receive them of the city means that Sanford is alive
ple
of
'the
whole
peninsula.
to
the
religious
side
of
life
as
well
ax
the
This paving will probably give the trav
tiri.
~
elling public more satisfaction than any commercial, and in the mad scramble
I t i l i
Jam** A- Moffat, vire president of the
The cosmopolitan character of rood- paving that has ever been done in this for the nimble dollar our better nature» Standard CHI Company, died Tumday
rrn Florida b well attested by the fact city, as it means a fine brick paved itreet have not been warped by « mercenary
spirit and the other church« win’emu- morning at Palm Beach after a brief
fkst.iit St, Petersburg, one of our rep- from Pork um aw to the depot. The
b u the etkmpfa’ of .the Congregailonal ‘ illneea. .He was bom ,ln Pkrkerebnrg
Work
of
-tart
In
the
next
two
f^wntativ* riti« , ora to be found, peo
_________
- --- -_______________ W. Vo., and was a member of an old
ple from forty-four out of the forty* weeks and will be hailed with delight
Continued
on page 8
by every dtisen and every traveller.
•4ht SUU* of the Uo’oo.
C- '
they w ! *■ ovcr'w ith the "bab y" and
caught n -! ire string. A. M. Tyler was
on »he jtq : ui all day and ranghi 12fl
it, and It I*
TOfiaerehaml aererai
BS S S ffm lianreè -BsI!
yieldwl nxyr idOO pounds of fish in the
past fnur days, all caught with hook and
line '
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—
Ssnford nredx more advrnwing and ' *
—¿3
n e«h it new.^ Thv many iwoplo n
■ skSI
the -te te are pairing by every day an
r - MMHfl
should h a 'e some ol our literature to
'£1
take home »1th them,
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February 25. 191B
THE SANPOftD HERALD
i
PAIR WAB HIG SUCCESS
Grange County Adda New Laurel« l>j
Fine Eihlultlon
" 1Orlando, Feb. Z4. -Saturday V u ITiF
last (Jay of the big Orange county fair and
the thousand* of peofti* »1 the bin
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JFÀ
■gu ,
m
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town, who watched the sensational
flight of Wiggins in his biplane, witnessed
as fine an cxlq|>ition of biplaning as has
ever been made on the peninsula and
saw at least the Florida record broken
for high flying.
• Wiggins started from the race track
at the fair grounds and after circling the
vicinity a few times he turner) the nose
of his big machine almost straight up
ward and began to penetrate the blue
ether of the heavens. He did not have
his meter in working order, hut he was
sure he was up over eleven thousand
feet when he struck a cold,current of
.air and a head wind so stroaj. that he
was unable to turn hia big ahip for some
, time. In the meantime he had sailed
' Tar to the souttwaafovw th r efty and
was perhaps .15 miles beyond the city
limita.
He finally passed through 1he contrary
current that had baflled him and headed
hb machine lor the fair grounds once
more. When he finally landed he was
suffering from the cold as though he had
just come from a hunt after the north
pole
The last day of the fair has Iwen of
unusual interest for a lost day. for the
reason that some of the races scheduled
for the opening day were postponed until
today on account of the weather.
There is only one opinion heard in regnrd to the fair as a whole
It ha« been
an unit uni ¡tied succeed viewed from any
angle. The exhibits, the crowds unit
the entertainment have sll been tielter
than ever before.
The judges of the various depart
ments have liern busy (or two days tvlng
on the blue ribbons, and the treasurer
»ill <oon lie ready to pay every cash pre
mium that has l*-en awarded
FOR ÇA N FO R D
<> o
<» . I
the
<’ (I
M as m a d e it P o s s ib le fo r us to B r in g the L a r g e s t
M od ern
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Pa r c e l
new
PARTICULAR
*
WORK
FOR
Collars 2 1*2 cant« Each
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Shlrta, Plain 10 cants Each - -
a
A C C O U N T * ' O P E N E P WITH ME N OF QOOO C O M M E R C I A L PAT INO
<> 11
N E W . Y O R K
L A U N D R Y
LET YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU
Did you ever ligure just how fil’d your money will pile up
when iet to work9
One Dolltir h i rnmpmmd interest Will Double Itself in Seven
teen yenrs, but One Dollar Deposited Every year for twenty years
at compound interest will aimmnt to nearly Thirty Dollars
We Pay Interest on Savings Deposits Every 3 Months
Then we add that interest to your original dejMisti and at the
end of another three months, we figure interest on the total .uni
so on
You can now see how rapidly your money will grow when
set to work
START
B L ’1.
Ki
% ;
H Hilir, Imputation wen* evenly
tiruaaiitia
Ik* 3 1-10 fiemon» to the square mile.
You still have room enough to allow you
to turn over without digging ynur knee»
into the rii», of your netg hImir.
Of the t.» •«»untie» of Florida 38 of
them have inure |M>pulutmn than Osce
ola
You are the 39th in imputation.
17th in vuluatton. and sixth in area.
Between 1907 and 1912 you were the
third lo Florida In ¡ncmae in valuaUoaa.
A
DEPOSIT
NOW
fU.
WE WANT
iî i - ij* Njjrery
Votir D e p o s it are Ipsured Against Loss
It Costs you Nothing
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD, FLORIDA
la o o a o o ao o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ao o o o o o o o o ao o o o o oaoaooooaoooo
NEWLY-WEDS
■tuihu
JACKSONVILE
FLORIDA
c ooooD D O D oaoooooaooaooD O oaoD O D O ooooooooaooooooooooooo
would have them d thi* tlnishing ton- to
have l.iri. (' .Med u|siii each individual
line of endeavor if nothing is to lie » 1 *
complixhed by the introduction of new
families, n<*w hlood; new c a p ita l; new*
ideas new s ettlem ents, new farm proje cls; ne» industrial venture*; new c o m
-V.rv
mercial enterprise», new line* of tnirisl«iru»iion , addition- to waterw ay*. the
Mending of each (welioii of the county
lulu a developed and liarinonious whole, I'ill in lieueh wan limi. St I,itele second1
Ymj hfive1
if the final eoi*<e4i»shment and finishing and <Grecita county third
■dì
Shirts, Plaltad IS canta Each
#
nr trrrw wrmtlt "tre may bt1** 'Phe-progrews
ivc element is retimed from <urr mv
the entire loail .util it 1» right that they
should le*
«.
«j
out there may le* surh a thing eve
though I have never heard of 0 ns tip
•»hing the building of a city, Ifx* makim
of a community and the developing of u
county
If iIns is true in your raw 1
am roWing down to look the complete*!
job over.
If the job of building has been mm
pleted. if your county is as densely *et
tied 11» it should lx* if the towns m th*
""U illis arc ,4s large as *b* 111x n
» ren ttied
MEN
W * -P a y Return-Charge*, .on. Twelve—or More-.CoUafca^.and_ Five or More- Shirts
•hare
Th - » i«e Willie »tu» I« always
CTwtftOs js k with n malodorous bupeh of,
criticism must dig up for publicity
No
-»w ettyy w «i.iw,- U a u tiiin not ho» g-eui
t . lic h e e h a v e lex* 11 a r t l s t i e a l j y
PARTICULAR
Set^d U s Y o u r S h ir ts and C o lla r s and we w i l l R e tu rn th em the D a y F o llo w in g R e c e ip t
page
ar.ouT TTTe jiTueid forehead oUTrogrcs*
and the thing i» now ready for the etn
halmmg lluid which is usually followed
hj a gentle jiattmg in the face with m
spade, then it is up to the farsighted one*
of your county to lay the festive spirit
of Progress snugly lx*death the saw grass
pal met lorn and .tan nil* urltT'aniT IM H
liike hack to the dust from whence it
lame, before tint weather set* in.
However, I opine that you have not
completed t|ie work of building your
••ities and developing your county. In
1890 Oaceoia county had u imputation
of 3,13d. Tlie following fifteen years
you had grown from 3.IH.9 to 3.»$2**. mak
ing a total gam Iron» 1890 to I*#05 of 489
persons Thu 1* a conservative growth
Nu indication of plungtnghere, even in
the birth rate. From 1905 to 1910 you
grew from 3.'¡22 to 5.507. .ill of which
can l*e traced directly to advertising
In
1907 your aKaeruted values mnounteil to
Il.fi8ft.261
lis-1912 the assenseil values
had grown to $3,675,978. Thia is an
increase of $1,989,727, Iw-ing u trifle
over 100 per cent
You ran trace it
directly to advertising. 1» it worth it?
You have an urea of 1.77.1 square
M ost
L a u n d r y in the S o u th to Y o u r V e r y D o o r
NEWSPAPER AUVEKTIHING
< in ,turned f*urn l ' t
and
po st
AND THEIR BABY
Gibson Fumili Reunion
The hfttnc latent m t*îc»t simedy
*1x1111 tu grow it ymi want t* grow
Gtlewm Iteunion to lx* given at the liti
ff x ik ciiuntV. ilitnuts, in which Chi |x*riul. Mar ¡3 Tt, by tin* Welaku Club I
ago i» minutisi, hm an areu of ’»33 will lx* the fln«**t amateur jx*rformunre
»quart* mile*, the population of the coun eve** given in Sanford
ty being 2.405.233. That g«vet that
The production i« given in two act»
county 2.67ft K person» to the square the first act showing the Gibson family
mile
You have 3 1 to the »quart* mile busily engaged in their preparation* for
1**1»t month I wrote to a ritixen»' as- the reunion. Mr*, Gibson, who i<
woctntton in Chicago asking for itdorma- auflragetU*. rules ibe situation with a
tion a» to the husiitc»* powsibtlilhw ol high hand, mid ciqx*cia!ly »way« h e
that town They aent me some book* meek and dutiful husbund into quiet nub
and tsipies of four Chicago paper«, In*- mission in every turn,
side» perwinal letters inviting me to beCaroline, Mm. Gibson'» favorite daugh
com* a citizen of that thrifty burg In ter, with her dignified, jioltahed college
1S*M) Cook county hod 1,191.922 popu- manner*, make* an interesting contrast
latino
The town ha» grown some since with her »¡»ter’* happy-go-lucky, don’t
lull not enough to juxtify it ui cutting caro personality. The plot of the com
' - ' Y
mit advertising, as I have tx*en udvi i d ' ,xTy*'*1hringTi out many interesting »¡tun-'
Wins. N E W L Y W E D
that my name ha* been (dared oil several tiorw^yet *he real fun in ihe production
mailing li»Ls and will receive from time i* brought iilxiut through the herqiecking
to tim** *uch infonnition
would inter- by Mr* Gibson and the ludicrou* stupidNOTICE
.
eel a home seeker
ily of Irish Molly and stammering Hilly
Notice i* hereby gi»er\, that acting
If Chicago and Cook county cannot1 Jo the second act of the production, under and by rlrlur si a resolution
afford to eliminate it* advertising ex-1 Mm. Gibson entertains her rvlatlrf* and •dopted by the City Council I WUI within
jM-n.se. it becomes putent ut once that no' ¡m sU with- uh elaborate program of ten day* from dale bring suit to encounty in florida U in position to do >o,' musical number*.' • Tbl* .program make« I force payment of all sunta due to the
and especially Osceola which i* now u(>. a!«o, the gnsitest ftmture of the enter- C ity of Sanford on all outstaading parof being a Bobacriber to thia
numWred a» the 39th county in the Lainment
It will ronAUt n|' thfVe Vtrge - ing liens; als<i will bring suit to enpaper U that you and your
■tale in the matter of population.
childred'» chtiruses a n ila b A t fig h t, force payment of all sidewalk llena
family become attached to
Advertising towns, countieu and
choruses with young |w*ople. All the1which have been outstanding Tor n oerl»d
tatrw has lxt*n my in-cupwtlnn for ih«nmu»U- i» among the lateat and catchicat.. of one year..
It The paper becomea a
i -iari « l i t « m mrmher of ih r faimibuiaiL
plan In 'sending o-tl papers to homn- f to bo^ent hv Hnck Erttertarnment f ’otn- * Hen# wbovt—ststed tntlesr sefdemenr
. ftl_B0HUhg _MCB J B t t J lU * "
bç aa welcome aa the ar
seekers u[)(M*aled so itrocigly to me uml pany. are among the most artistic men _ 1« made with rpr before March H 1919
rival of anyone that's dear.
seemed sttch a gootj chapnel through on the professional *tage.
at mu nee* In the Garner-Woodruff
It wül keep yon tnlormed on
which to float advertising matter that 1
llldg
the doings of tbe community and
wit* «urprexxf at the discontinuance of
The J II Eaehmnn Shows are In the
GEO. A. DeCOTTFS
the bargains of the merch*nu
the |»tan ami this »urpriw irn(M*lle<l nu* to city and have pilvh«*d their tent at the
64 2tc
»
cpy Attorner
regularly adeertieed wül enable
you to Mew many Urne* tbe cœi
write you the »trove notions I have on i*ori»er ol Cypres* and Ke«*t>nd Street
--------—-------- — .
of the eubacrlption.
the matter
The cirrus is not large hut t» a good
See Smith. fcls-U-Man. All general
Your very truly,
one and their night performance to -, house repairs. Room f, M. 0. T. Block,
night should draw a larga crowd.
I
‘ “ * *.**
THOMAS K. BATES.
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t
The Som and
Substance
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m- J
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A
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Publl»h«d 8*m l-W «eKty-^Tu«»d«y. «hd Friday
4 N S A N F O R D — L it * it Worth Living
>
■_____ »
*.
MME. BARAI! BERNHARDT
THE WILSON-CABINET.
Be At The Imperial Theatre *!n
Pictures Neat Week
Monday and Tuesday, March 3rd Musicale at the Congregational
and 4th, Daniel Frohman preaenta Mme,;
rx
„L r*
J c
Sarah Bemhardt and all her star comChurch Grand Success
pany.tn the great spectacular photo-play
- ...
"Queen Elizabeth." one of the strongest
V*U
ARROGANT EXPRESS CO.
Wiseacre« HaTe Named The l.urky
X
Ones Who Will Awdxt.
Washington. D. C., Feb. 2t>.—The
Form er P re sid e n t in E
Giving Sanford People a Cold
personnel of the eahinet of President
Wilson,
as
partially
made
known
last
C la im H i« O w n
Deal in Service
night by information reaching con
gmaional quarters, stood today prac
stories history has ever record, tn four W * ORGAN G RfA U Y ADMIRED tically 'unchanged, namely:—
RUMORS O f R flliR N O f DIAZ parts. These four, reel« qf brilliant pic i ------ “
Secretary of the state, W'm. J. Bry EXPRESS RATE fO R EREIGNE
tuns* anrsxW-TtrbcThe croWning trtmtrph —
an, Nebraska. — - ■
of Bernhardt’* brilliant career. The Voices 0f Local Talent
Secretary of the navy, Josephus Dan
in Grand
Dealer« and Growers Wiil Put Up a
■uperior aeüng of this most talentwPr
iels, North Carolina.
Other . Noce« From the W orld at p c tm a -lr- nrorded f-tr ' ill
Chorus
Greatly..
Surprised
•
Secretary—of-rhw fron.*«■*,. ~V>d)1rxcaj.l
.-Sirong-.F*gkr*ttr Poriviw----tin » andr
future generations will, na doubt, enjoy j
G. McAdoo, .New York.
L eite by Telegraph
Large Audience
Better Service.
the ptaesurs of witnessing the acting of
Poottnastcr-general,
Al|>ert Sidney
Porfliflo Dial, who Ion* ruled -over this Immortal woman long alter she has
Fof »veral weeks Sanford has been Burleson, Texas.
Again the Southern Exprran Co.
Mexico with an iron hand, only to be pasaed away and her career becomes a ; 0,1 *ho qui vive awaiting the grand organ
Some published reports containing springs Into the JimeligKt as la-ing the
depoaed by the iate Francisco Madcro, a mere memory.
*
recitai that would celebrate the installa the name of Chancellor Walker of most gasping and grwsfy corporation
who succeeded him and met a much
Bernhardt's Interpretation of the fa tion of the pipe organ at the Congrega New Jersey a*, attorney-general were that baa not la-en Investigated by the
more terrible /ate. The venerable Por mous Virgin Queen, Elisabeth, brings one tional church nf this city, E. T. Wood- not confirmed.
government. After futil» kick* and
tillo Diaz haa passed his exile in Pari», to the realization of the marvelous in- ruff who has labored long anil unceasingly
The information on which the four commands and entreaties the produce
but, elated at the aucceee of his nephew, telligence
and astounding
dramatic ^f°r the organ and through whose efforts portfolios were definitely designntid dealers, the merchant* and the grower*
Gen. Felix Dixa, In overthrowing the powers she
•She makes the the fulfillment ha* been made possible was ol a poeitlve character, but it did of this sect ion will combine and fight the
Madero regime, he is planning to re historical ii
nU of the play as real as felt that the crowning of his effort* not include the name ol Chancellor Southern Expreas Co. until the proper
turn to Mexico acme time in Abril. today, and
faithful delineation of. would not be complete without a public Walker. The inclusion of his name in recognition of the rights of the people is
Just how the ex-dictator will be re the lovely
ively Q
Queen
n mal
makes the original live installation and he worked harder with some of the liata made public Is. based given hy the urrognnt company.
ceived hy his former subjects la a proh again. S ii the passion and pathos of the grand chorus and the details o( the upon conjectqre, and is not in accord
The new building recently constructed
lem on which the whole world is de Elizabeth
beth’s jins and love, ait her pride concert than he did in raising fund* for ance with" the Inteat information reach was supposed to represent the proper
biting.
and vanity and the «miles and sorrow* 1»he purchase of this grand instrument ing thone in close communication witlr spirit mnnifrsli'd hy the railrond com
1 iieir ad pany when it constructed such a magnif
of l»er mingled fortunes throb and thrill
Only ® limited number of ticket- the new administration.
oo o o o
in the compelling realism and magvntisc co“ ld he sold for this event as thr church vice« arc to the effect that while Chan icent structure for the benefit of Its
The departure from Mexico of Emmastery of Bernhardt's art. The Itame could not hold the many music lovers cellor Walker was considered, circum patrons
I he new t-xpres- office Is
r»to Madero, former minister of finance
of her gcniui has been breather into the U*H’
anxious to listen to the strains stance* arose which are likely to elimi hardly large enough -to credit a water
was followed immediately, by a hurried
tank town But the kick ii not nf the
dust of Elizabeth, and the thrilling page of »he pfi*» organ nnd live excellent work nate him from the list*.
counting of the cash in tho government
building proper but on the shed built
of history t^at she wrote in blood and ,
»he chorus. It is to iw hoj>ed that
treasury. The result showed a bal
Social Service Depurimelo
for the protection of the patrons of the
tear* is enacted before us with all the
Woodruff can arrange another reance of $92,000. This amount, how
The Social Service Department o' express Company. Till* shed should
chnracters as] much alive os the reader. , cl,ul In the near future in order to allow
ever, does not represent ail immediate
i The only Material part of Bernhardt’s ! “ H H>e people an opportunity of enjoy- the Missionary Society of the Meth cover the whole platform and afford pre
available resource« of the new admin
odist church held their regular mis-i- lection for the fruits nnd vegetable, of
art that can live when she is but u inem- Ing this superb music,
istration, as there are various dcpvbU
ory is the niam-lnas repreacntalion of
The inslallntinn exercise« o|*-u«-d with ing Tuesday ntternoon in the clmrch the grower* The small umbrella now
in both load and foreign hanks which
"Queen 1Elizabeth" in the silent but. * n introductory by the choir and the pipe The meeting was presided over by I«dog erected by the express company
can be drawn on by the government.
eloquent drunu of that name. Science |orKnn pl«yed as only Prof. C. K. Wade Mm M. E. Miott, fourth vice pre*i- will not prot.s-t the produce cither from
/
O0 o o o
It b just large
. mode—darnh Bernhardt’« genuls c* n play this Instrument and the piano. dent oi the aociety. After brief de- the son or the 'rain
President T o il today pent to congress
trulylmmoFtal and assure* nosteritv the !-orchestra nnd-full cltorus filled -tinvyiyt.
his much dUcwpcd "budget" message
He- recommended [W adoption ol a
The mutn ku_k ut the patrons of the
interprets
ratio:
th
of Queen Elizabeth will tones. _ The excellent performance of. (-and, ami in Our Native I-and," w«*
budget system of relating propoeed ex
expmw
company iv against their extor
introduced
In
an
article
read
by
Mn*.
the
immense
choir
sat
extremely
good
live as long
the fume of the origipal
penditure«.to expected revenue« apd doin every part of the program and demon Miott, from the Missionary Voire. tionate charges nnd for Service. The
dared that congress would he greatly
strated the ability of Director Woodruff "Thu Coll ot Africa," -with applicable grower» are xupi>aseri to get expre«
Iwneflted by having tiefore it such a
service and instead they get freight
Takes {Ip Thr Shock
in their training. Very few* rifles haw comment* on the aubjoct.
statement before It began the annual
service
at express rates.
A
l«i
from
tlte
Missionary
Voice
J. A. Switaer, of Orlando, state agent the fine local talent In musical circles
grind upon appropriation bills.
The
Eor Imtance:
A var load of mixed
Mm. M. I!, Bowler gave a few “ Pen
that
Sanford
haa
and
this
was
clearly
United Bute«, the president wrote, was for the /. hi-i Shock absorber was in the shown in ever}- number of the program. i*ictur»M of Pioneer African Mission- fruit* and vegetable« local train from
(he only great nation in tlte world city fof a fin* hours on Wednesday and
Mrs. K. L Robinson, who has u io - nriesconcluding with u »plcmlid trib Tampa Feb. 22, arrtvyd at Ranford at
which'did not usenhe budget system interested H^yernl auto owners in the prano voiee of exquisite sw-eetnen* anti ute from a k-afiet. to David Living- 8:50 p. m Unloaifi-d at shed nnd
and in consequence it "may be said to J. M proportion. Mr. Switzer placed timbre was the soloist and her Sanford *ton. one of the noblent muwionnrie« held over until some time Sunday
lie without plan or program."
He in one on the Ifegnld car and it ride* easier friends were greatly pleased to be able who ever lived In the "Dark Conti night Then reloaded in freight box
dicated that owing to thp late date at In every way the shock ulworlver taking to listen to her too few numbers on the went." "Pioneering In Africa," anoth car with no velits uud shipped to Jack
abide he was ahle to fransmit his m«*- up thp jolt and jar amt making » v e t program Although suffering with a er able article from the Voice « » - read sonville by freight but shippers paid
-.»ge he exjiectcd little legislation on difference in the riditig qualities. The cold Mrs. Itohmson s*-ented to the audi by Mrs K. M. Ma*on
regular exorbitant express charge«.
rh** to|de from the present rongnw* J. M. alxM-k alvsorU-r will Ite given ..
"Exlervion Work Among Negrm in
thorough te-t on The ir.-r.dd car and the T " U> *T
'* " . >nd m .lh,? T ‘r
o 0 o o o
atie numbers i-pecially was the depth the South," was read by Mm. Rtyrtm
( .ckjiJ lulling No*
rx-sult
will
Ite
giteti
to
the
public,
if
The program conclude.! with "A
Secretary
Stimson today assured
and feeling ol her voice most favorable
SjM-clded
perch nnd trout are biting
Senators Culberson and Sheppard that there U any efficacy in shock absorber* Space will not permit a description of Page from the Heart of Aunt Mandy
now and good string« are reported every
there
will
be
many
auto
oikncrs
who
every possible precaution would *be
the many numbers that were so satisfy Ann." read by Mm. J. D Parker After day. The tourist* here nre revelling In
taken to - protect the Texas Ixrrder would like to place them on their cars, ing to the audience, Every number report* from committee« work, the
the great sport mid ore even making
against raids by reliela from Mexico. for anything that will eliminate the dead and every performer itt entitled to a full meeting adjourn«!.
yood catchi-s from the city dock.
H.
jar
of
a
car
will
have
a
ready
buyer.
He informer] Mr. Culberson th*2 one
meed of praise for the ensemble was per
Dings* and it. J. Holly ailh Jolm A beam
.¡nn m uf infantry and a'lwttery had
feet ahd the installation will be page.i ns
Tor pTTbl frTi-d the |wrt ITn( Smoke House
The infant son of Mr. nnd Mrs. f ’lnr
twen removed from El Paso to join the
ricam a Occasion
* anolher ¡H-rfc'i succens in Sanford's
Cove on Wednesday and in a few hour*
enee iselman dies! at the home of hi*
Hrcond divtaton *1 Galveston so as to
I a s i Tuewlay, Feb 2filh Mr. and musical circles
,-pit.- the high wind caught in noond*.
purent* at Monroe last Monday and » e
be at the closest paaaible |x>int to Vera
Mr*. J. T. Edwards entertamed at their ! A< thn
nn,r ' ^ c grand bangm t
i -.ion,g—liuoio;h__LiiWQ— :!ic—.st»-i' klad
d’nB, but -assum i hinr that- the troofw beautiful home on the Rt John, river. °< «»u-ic given the |a*ople Mr. Woodruff tfurtf'ft tn tJtFTtgW f e int'trey Tnciwiar
■caution ruught the eye of some mcm________ _____
John« river.
would be replaced at El Paso and that Cards and «lancing were the feature* of K*ve a tirief outline of hi-* effort* in pro- The little fellow had only gladdened
ot the Newlyweds Company and
the heart* of his parent* (or a brief
# sufficient force would be kept there the evening. At U o'clock u delicious
* P‘l* °ntm for the church and
time when he »»< called by the One
to protect the frontier in that immedi
lunch, coasisting oil chicken piilnu, the ramt-s of the public rpirited citizen' who said, "suffer little children to come
ate vicinity. He promised an addi
sandwich«, cake and coffee was served. who aaaisted him by liberal donation* to me." The sympathy of the many
tional troop of cavidry.
After this dancing was continued until among them being the great philanthro friends of the family 1* extended to the
one o’clock, when the gucat* having pist; Andrew Carnegie. Mr. Woodruff grief stricken-parents In their liftur of
• News o f the State In Brief.
spent a very pleasant evening departed then rnltrd upon several rittzifii« for onn
minute addresses led by Mayor Spen ifflfction.
Judge Syd L. Carter, of Gain««vilie, for their homes.
who ha* been iii for.many weeks, is re
Among the guests were Mr. Guy Ell»- cer, among them being Hon. Thomas
WII1U Powell Here.,
Îin
ïïr m -H n iî W r M r .-A r tW T . Mista] Emmett Wilson. FnuikP. Forster IUJ.
ported to he dying. Judge CarterTiTa
_
Willi*
Powellthe five ' wrrelnry nf
J. -(). ParliardrWalktrr
distinguieehd rjtjxer}, jyrifff, taw-maker Aatenj Mr*. Greenland, Mr*. Curtis,
the
Tampa
Ttourd
ol Tttrdo ,« u* in tJ*»
an<l lawyer, flpd for many years has Mr. and Mr*. I*. It. Andrew*. Mr. and flo w e d *>y the mlnUten. of the city who
city
u
few
hours
yesterday
enroute to
l»een one pf the prominent figures of Mr*. Harper, Mbs Janet Pow, Mia* i In » ttw words expreesed their appreciathe Good Koadt Convention at EuetU.
U
ura
Fbh.
Mr.
Erwin
Estridge.
Mr.
1
Hon
of
the
recital
and
extended
rongratMiddle Florida. He is a gentleman
Mr. Powell s{Jtnt the afternoon with
of the old arhool and wielded a large Ja*. Estridge. Mr. Fi»k, Mr. and M m .1«tallona.
hi*
many Sanford friend* and was tak
The organ was munii fur tured by M. P.
influence Jar good,-both' In making and Xroet, Mr. Howard Arnet.
en
out
through the ceUry delta by T.
Moller ‘of Hagerstown, Md., and seems
interpreting the Iswg of his aUtf.
K. Batre and It. J. Holly. Mr. Powell
to
lie
a
perfect
instrument
and
a
credit
X X X X X
VebscI on a Reef
to the maker». ' The thanks of the city was greatly surprised nt the wonderful
, Mr*. Wilbur Quarterman of Live
dcvelopcment along every line In the
nre «tended lo the good people who
W.
P.
Diltx,
who
is
visiting
in
the
city
Dak, has been engaged os organizer of
farming game and stated he never knew
the^Uirl*’ Tomato Club of Suwannee stated to a Herald representative today ■listed in the recital and made it a sucthat Sanford poseeosed surh attraction«
«■«unty, and will have charge of the that while he was in Miami last Tueeday cre*. To the member* of the Congrega
a
r tbat cékry and other vegetable#
a“~Targe
>oal
steamer
from
Newport
tional . church and those who ambted
»ork until the crop is made and the
New* to Havana ran ashore on a reef them in the purrhnse of this fine ftbtni- were robed in Florida upon inch a
vegetable# canned. The chamber of
large sealc. We now expect Wlilb to
•commerce of Live Oak and Suwannee near Mfnml. The oteiuner was the Vb- ment'and to E. T. Woodruff In partimi
put us in .his Tampa Truisms and give
rati'pa,
Cept.
Mr
Arthur
and
a
force
of
lar
who
hs*
labored
long
and
earoretly
county will, give three prize«, $25 flnt
Sanford,
a «pace In thè H ill of Fame
men "are bujy today trnnsfering the cargo not only to install a pipe organ W -th i
they w ! *■ ovcr'with the "baby" and
prlie, $16 second prize and $10 third
aJopg.
with,
the Tampa Smoker*. Sec
churches of ffanford but for the general
caught n -! ire string. A. M. Tyler was
Piixai The government of the United in order to float the v»***el
upbuilding of all the churches and has retary Powel! 1* the Itvest-proposition on »he jtq: ui all day and ranghi 12fl
Stotm coriUbuted 9)00 and the’ WomI*mka like Business
always been a patron of musifal circles that «ver '^floated inta Klqrkla and he
»n'sClub of Live Oak
it, and It I*
m m ì ì m Am
TOfiaerehaml aererai
S W B 22f +
tbs* entire Mete
P c m r rtmg fagi
BS S S ffm lia nreè -BsI!
. XhO doIl after-the-woik. .The amount avenue
K ttM o f Florida', for Tie Is*not «elfish' Tn the yieldwl nxyr idOO pounds of fish in the
of toad to be cultivated In to m a to « is depot and placed in poaitlon on tKnne organ«, greater interest In the churihe*
lean .and I>eHeres in aaeistlng the peo
past fnur days, all caught with hook and
limited to one-tenth of an acre for eech Streets, which will soon receive them of the city means that Sanford is alive
ple of 'the whole peninsula.
to
the
religious
side
of
life
as
well
ax
the
This paving will probably give the trav
tiri.
~
line '
elling public more satisfaction than any commercial, and in the mad scramble
. . --------------- -— ■
—
I t i l i
Jam**
AMoffat,
vire
president
of
the
The cosmopolitan character of rood- paving that has ever been done in this for the nimble dollar our better nature»
Ssnford
nredx
more
advrnwing
and ' *
—¿3
Standard CHI Company, died Tumday
skSI
rrn Florida b well attested by the fact city, as it means a fine brick paved itreet have not been warped by « mercenary
ne«h it new.^ Thv many iwoplo n
■
spirit and the other church« w in’emu- morning at Palm Beach after a brief
fkst.iit St, Petersburg, one of our rep- from Pork um aw to the depot. The
the -tete are pairing by every day an
b u the etkmpfa’ of .the Congregailonal ‘ illneea. .He was bom ,ln Pkrkerebnrg
Work
of
-tart
In
the
next
two
f^wntativ* riti«, ora to be found, peo
r- MMHfl
_________
- --- -________________ W. Vo., and was a member of an old should ha'e some ol our literature to
'£1
ple from forty-four out of the forty* weeks and will be hailed with delight
take home »1th them,
-3
a
C- '
•4ht SUU* of the Uo’oo.
by every dtisen and every traveller.
Continued on page 8
�THE
February 28 1918
N E E D O P A D V E R T IS IN G
5r«h Think* Sanford s i ;« ùm
y*ar;— a fart that la evident In several
directions.
We turf bar 'TtfcdWUMHfl''lCTr~pHtci
be givçn the Johnson Academy and thé
Hopper Academy, for tbelt, commend-
several months ago and expert i to coma
NOTICE
down later and make this city hi* home
wrote the following regarding advertis
Nolire la hereby Jthen that acting
ing t h « city's resources: . ; •' < • ^ under and by ’virtu» at a rcaohition
Frieod Holly:
adopted by the. City, Council I will within
Hera an» coni li* ol sugg*.etIon» which ten day* from dale bring null to en
look good to me. It don’t teem to me force payment of all *umn due to the
that Hanford U getting her 'hare of Cliy of Hanford on all outstanding pav
publicity, there ia no getting awa> ing (leaa; alao will bring null to en
from the fact that the eye* of the an* force payment of all aidewalk lien*
tiro north are rentemi on Florida, and which have been outstanding for a period
•the town or locality that hiowe their of one year.
horn the loud* at will run away with
Suit will positively be brought on the
the baron, with the natural advan tlena above stated unless settlement
tages that Sanford hnn to offer iff the la made with me before March H 1913
way o f’ location and rwouTrca »he at my office* In the Garner-Woodruff
should have a popuUMon of 10,000 In
1015. but »be can't do it by keeping
her light under a half bushel measure,
the man who advertises la the mao-who
gets the business now day*, no matter
what the line.
t les, the t i g ” W >we**i»
the buain«« every
time, there tv no place on earth that
has a better right t» make a bia nniee
or mote to make a big ribaffilgbro »ban
SANFORD, SEM INO LE COUNTY
FLO RID A, and 1» there !• any earthly
way that you can gel the aforesaid
noise started for goodn*M sake get
busy, I am a long ways I-on the base
of operation, but I can u«ure you I
am Interested, and would like to see
Sanford distance all her competitors,
all she needs is publicity. Nature ha*
done the
Its up to you now to
tell the*« Northerners what you have,
and you couldn't keep them uway with
a shot gun. Try fL
* Yours for a 10,000 population In UM.»
F. J. McDannel.
GEO. A. DeCOTTES
HERALD
D A V I D S P E E R . P ro p ..r< rr
Did you ever figure just how fast your money will, plf<^p
QgNBVA, FLORIDA
rinTTMLtr flVtMfirornttHntcrwft Will DouTtle Ttscifrn-'SeiYu.'
teen yeore; but One Dollar Deposited ¿very yeur for twenty“years
at coinpound interest will wnourit to nearly Thirty Dollurs. *
>;
i* '«-" V' --i-
PE
R
. I
DA Y
• *
*i
^
. iI
Special by *K* W n l or Monili
Goad Location
Good Service j
OOGODQOOOOOOÒaOpOOOOOOO
We. Pay Interest on Savings Deposits EVery 3 Months
Then we add that interest to your original deposit and ut the
end of another three months, we figure Interest on the totul nn<l
•
0nY,Hi
-
- - .*
tan now an how rapidly yotfr money wfll
S TA R T
Dal MImiou. Wltn U t » » M. Wkli# O iritf«. H. f W>-
>M, Vfkft» Maat»»;
D o k I1 s c L Binding S in t. D*» «M
Ip , Cm m m Jmm M ast
C h i . k i.
AWoUlilr C iiM H if* *• « e «
H. D IN G EE
Plumbing and
Gas Fi t ti ng
All W ork Receiver M y Personal
Attention And Bent Efforts
Opposite City Hall
Telephone No. 23
A. C. L TIM E TADLE
North Bound
No. 84—Ar 11.00 n m
Lv 11.15a
No 80Ar— Ar .18 p m
L*v 2.40p
South Bound
No83—Ar 2.06 a
No89—Ar 2.11 p
No 85—Ar 6.36 p
No 27— Lv 8.00 a
C a u se fo r A la r m
Loss of appstits or distress alter
sating— a symptom that should
net bo disregarded.'
H U not whst you sat but what you
digest and sm m ilalo that doaa you
;ixk1. Borna t f tbs stroug.tt, Kr.lt blist persona sr* modsrats saters.
N othing will causa mors trbubls than
a disordered sfomarh, and many
pIs contract serious ’iu atad in
jugb disregard or abuse of tbs
stomach.
C
W a urge all who suffer from indin ation, or dyspepsia. to try Retail
Dyspepsia T ablsu, with the understanding that, wa will refund tha
money paid ut without question or
meetii
NOW
Your Deposits aye Itmured AgaliiBl L o s s - It Coals you Nothing
F E R T I L I Z E YO U R O R A N G E T R E E S
T h e mild winter has caused the spring growth
to start early.
Don’t delay fertilizing.
Favorite Fruit Manure will give results and
will not produce die-back.
YOUR TR UCK
b et t e r
INDIAN RUNNER
DUCK EGGS
PURE STRAIN
.Settings SI.00 Each
BATES & TODD
Bit W7 SaiftH, rtffi
I
USE
1
OHLY HALF AS MUCH
AS OF
, OTHER COFFEES i
0l)R GROCER BAS I F
- ■ a ffig u u ta ^
Report on Nrhool Work,
To the -Orange County Fair Amocia
Your remmittee to report on school
work would recommend that pri/c-e br
of-th* wwl tide of lh* fight
Kiwida HffigmèJ Pomponv #1
ùwlh, Kong» TblrtyilOl t>a*i ami ninning thmt*
mat along Bid Towruhip Ihw T ra »101 chain* to
■tek». 1Iwn™ South «Ite m MM chaîna to s Makr,
tkanrw Eat* on# chain and fUty-luur link* (1.AÌ)
o lb* w ot *!d* at tha right ol way of tha South
«acida Railroad Company, «harter lo a northw*t*riy dIrretì-m along trr# lino ut right ol Way
if asld railroad company to tha point of twffnr.tnr,
-untatning right and »illy r v r n una I undmRKs
* CT) serra ol land mote or Itwl Sal.l and brim
o Soc. X Tp. W S. K. 10 K.
* Tkfw arat |barata* to rite you to appear l*f«t.
hr » Vtirtty Judge'« Court un or b r i«# ITtla day
if MaAK, ISIS, and 111» olir-ctiom it you Vac# an;
u tha granting of Ikia wtilion, otherrW the ran»
■ill hr sDowtai as prayed.
*
IViUcu my hanJ sa fount y Judge ol -aid court
id (he seal ol iaU court this l-llh <Uy of I he»»r ■
cr. A. I»., 1S1Z.
l«*!i
V M . MARTIN,
I7-Pri « t r
County >t*!g#
F L O R ID A
J A C K S O N V IL L E
W e K n ow — f
is
CROPS
INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER CO
Your Grocer KnowrA nd it will he 111# calieri mailed
n tha world turonvinc» you ot the
r»ft—and II li * fact. If you will buff
live It a trialfu lly nun «meed by both you*
trocar sod oui teli e a.
G A R D EN
WRITE FOR OUR BOOKLET
Ro m Created a Furore.
> »J w i v:»rrfi-nmn1«»dw-iK*w
AND
Need fertilizer that is quickly available and
rich in plant food. Our special crop formulas
are made to give big results quickly.
a motion prev.slfM that the project lie
pushet]-that the new county be named
‘ Stinta F«," and thnt thg temrwnr
county scat be at Met roar. A cam
paign committee wa* appointed from
Metros», Hawthorne, Island Grove at d
Waldo, with luelruetlod* to do tlteir
tn secure the pnaaagc ol a legislative hill
necessary for the creation of n new
county.— Paiatka Timca-Heralri.
fino whit» roue* They .were pinesd
In n jar and everyone who saw then
wa* carried away with their beauty.
They were the fincit njaea that hnv*
been *eerr In Hanford this winter Han
ford Heighta l* the place to raise fine
D E P O S IT
WE W ANT YOUR BUSINESS •
Wa recommend Until Dyspepsia
Tablets to customers every day, and
har« yet to haar of on* who has not
barn M m JHm . Wa briieva them to
be without equal. They ajva prompt
relief, aiding to neutralise acidity,
stimulate Sow of gulrir juice,
stmigiheu tbs digestive organs, sud
thus promote perfect nutr.tion and
correct unhealthy symptoms. Three
Stasa, 33 rents, 50rents, and II.
You can buy Retail Dyspepsia Tablets
M. A. Miott, who haa a fine home
on Hanford Heighta, ha* many fine
eoe*** an hi*- plaee end-u n d «“ the-care
of Mr*. Miott they huv nttnined t e
perfection' stage. * Ml?~MltHl' tJHJUFtr
in p cluster to The Herald office tl i
A
¿row win.,.
City Attorney
To Form Another County
The movement for the formation of n
new county with Mdrone a* thn county
scat is unuming some proportions and
arousing considerable interest and talk,
not only in the territory affected, but the
neighboring countiee and throughout
the atate. On last Tuesday night a
meeting was called aLAJelrone to discuaa
SANFORD
THIS IS THE COVER
of the can that holds * Luzi&nne. New
Uteri are alow lo realize the extraordinary
itrength of this coffee— how little of it is
required compared with other coffees.
The cover continually reminds them that
a w ti d u l Hisa-Kewnfoed nrul Ui* -UrHmlu
achool* for their excellent work (iirotigb
all the grade*.
. They would also call special attention
to the unsurpassed ehxiblt of drawing
and color work of the Sanford dUttlrt
and to the neatness and unusually com
plete aets of fradi' work of the Orlando
They would recommend that prizes
be glvwn to Ute Public Hchool* of Apop
ka ‘and Oakland-Winter Garden /or
their flni* work; ahd they would make
apfvfal mention of the collectkjn of
planta*and flowen, and of the Booklet*
of flip Apopka arhonU to teach the na-
tr
&
y/.-
m
•z*
Ö
Norie* h lietcby giva« that Harman A. fti
of t.otha, KU-. purrhaw* ol T a l t'»ctifl a s No,
VM and hOV doted «b» uh «lay of Jun-S A. D. lSW,
hso met tahl < miflestr tn my oftiev. and ha* made
•MtUraliow J“s T a f lived to kwus In amtftUni*
orltb low. Said *Vrtiflratr ambnievo (ho following
leaettbad prvp-rty, ritustml In tirane» fVunty,
«arida, to.wit.
t
<>rt- M l, Iait SI. Utk. g . Gotha.
*>ft. 504. L * JT, Ulk g. Gotha.
Th» Mid Und tiring i i w u i j at tbs dal» of lh-
» M a b ^ b eia ct that on* 50 cent
t WILSOjN’ 8 FRjfeCKLE CREAM
Wtar waoVe yoor freckles or cause
to fade and that two jara Trill even
0 tnogt aevero case# completely
IfhJ*« «old Cartuirsio aboil bo rodoam»d armedi*
thereon on th» 3rd
Sarai March. A. 0. Ills .
»«v e *
»*
rwtii
far.
me
Its
coltee
quality
bill— goes
speak»
for
tw ice
itself.
WUhtwa my ome'.l dyaatuf* and mat thia the
10th day of January. A. I) ISIS,
. M L
.
■ B. M . KOIUNMIN,
legal Vri-fi-fte
./. B y M. A. Howard. I». C
Many imitation*
onrfcimwl othaaay
mended for their excellent work; special
mention being made of the method of
teaching history in the ,_LoQj{wood
•çhools liyjtfkl^se of "Ills to rk S Trwe ’
Your comtblitce.take* thl* opportun
ity to thank the pupils of the various
schools for their efforts to make this
year'» exhibit better than that of lu-t
'ragitHt
iw n r a n y
II not make hair jrrovr but wifi poaiely removo TA N . PIM PLES and
ivCKLES. Como in today and try iL
a jara are large and results abeolun
certain. Sent by mall i f f f i d w t
cm 606. Mammoth jara 11.00. W ILN ’S F A IR 8 K IN 8 0 A P 26c,
F o ra a leb r
Aldrldfffi Drug Store
r^ousty U tn re M o a m of Orange Coun-y, rjorids, up to 10 o. m. Marrh f. ISIS. n » n, <od
mcriaestlows to be found in lb » Clark-. Offl~
IWando. Florida, s it« February IS, 1SI4.
H fU ev ery w here.
-'A c f g f i t TtiT ? innnm
M- R'»»»NSON.
( Writ of Hoard of County Cnmmlwlruiii i of (w.
«ng». Conni) «arida.
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R IN T
R E 1 L Y .T A Y L O R C » , N rw Orisons
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FTF.RAID
were Miss Blanche Pattlshall, M e»
N U IL L L
M.i\ii'it- MiLun, \1iu Marie Dsiis'i't
Nolire 1» hereby to r n that acting
and Bert PuttuhaJ!
|
under and byvirtue ,n
resolution
l.u«t Suturdai mgiit orrurred the so adopted by the < its I ounril 1 will within
rial ew nt o| I In- sen»»»
fig 1I t f n i ' err»
■T K
r-u
. vim The
merit to their fumiljes ahd "friends * it) 4if Sanford on all outstanding pa af htr*e forliinute in ns-i-ivi- an invitation ing liens, also will tiring null to en
eii'i truly say that 'hey were entertained force payment of all sldewulk lien»
royally. These gentlemen not only which have been outstanding for a period
prepared the feu-t lint wra-d it
well ol one tear.
.
uiid in the last of style. The table with
Suit will positively lie brought V>n Ihe
MOORE MOVEMENTS *
its white eover had for a centerpiece a lien» above »lutediinlt-T,» settlement
Somethin* doing at last. Look* like symbol of tiie lodge, an att imlx-tldi-il in is made with me before March H 191.1
it, at any rate, oa Ik-urdull uvaitu» im a block of nyod. Th*t agility uml -kill at mu n i n in Ihe (iarner-Woodruff
plowed from Celery avenue to (Jem va with whi<*h the covers were lunl won tin- Bldg
admiration of all the ladies present.
avenue, preparatory to paving.
GKO. A. Dct OTTKS
The musical held at Mm Ella (irvei*- Too much cannot Im- said complimentary
M -tc
City Attorney.
land'a home on Cameron avenne la.-*t to the rooks, for never did oysters taste
" Friday evening wa* n aucceaa, socially liefter. ami «perial hu-htPtn should »*•
Dust You Be Bald/
muilc of the ease and grace of the gentle
and financially.
What havo you dono to atop your
The Beck Hammock 600 club were men who served, while the dignity ol
hair from falling? Havo you tried
entertained at the homo of Mr. and Mm. those who hud the more humble rusk ol
Revolt ••03 *’ Hair Tonic? if not. wo
want you to try It at our rtak.
A. W. Pc tonon on Richmond avenue wnshing dishes was certainly commend
able. This entertainment was n revelaIf you havadaodruff; If your hair la
|aat Saturday evening.
fallina out and your aoaJp la aot
rion to most of us and a very enjoyable
Mr» Miimif k, iter.fciuwt.. M n. Trc
a!»«- J and ahiny, if you u m Beiall
*3" Hair Tunia according to diraoof Sedgwick, Kansas, and Mias Minnick pleasure to ull of ur *l'o the Woodmen
poua fur thirty daya, aud at lha and
give n hearty vote of thank* for thmr
»-ere guests of Mrs. J. C. KlUwuuU at we
, it _ i .
, „
i
of that tim* you or« nut thoroiiahly
• dinner nrrPrMity.-r—
—
hospitality—and ult untw*drrwn*tr/r“b'i<r*r*' * ’•«a»*»*! with tha nmtlrrmnd wtfrt*&— U* *». « • will imuifeiiaUJy haii«l back
i
Mrs. Corey and children have gone live thi VV. o. \V. of Qeneva.
your money
W « won't a*k you U>
Mr and Mrs Hurley* and Mrs Fr\
ItnmiiM* aii > ihiiii
NT* won't tvea
'to Join Mr. Corey nt Fehmcrr, a new
duration you
rim will Lftke you*
and eh'liln-n were .1 pleasant pnrtv mirar
colony near Sebastian. They have
ineic word and return your uionay.
to the fair witli Mr Mw-i-I vhtt*- la-i
bought a farm then».
Uieau'l il alAiul to reAAuu tliAl
lie iall *'y3" Hair Tonto inuat tx a
Mr. and Mrs. Godwin have returned Friday.
UiifhtV ((Had reined y Alid ha»* given
Mis* Kale Flint anil < • I- nt at
from Oviedo and are staying in .Ine
(real Miuiai liun to uur r*«*toiner* if
wo * mliirwi it lika tins? NN • know d
Cameron's house on the hill while a lend**! » h,* I.or la *t Fnd.ii
Do «iinilar remetlv lhal l* A* g ' » » i
11
I . t w r e e e M i s -m -I w I l e I- in I ....... i ,
house is lieing built f o r 'them at Mr
U Ir.AUM of what li* i all WJ II*.f
(<
•
.ill
indefit*.|e
«lay
Came*ona grove in Paoli
Tome ha* dona for tithera ihal « •
M rs
(im i
U< k il with our own mouay.
Miss F la Builder 111 Forsythe. <1.1
win hxi somewhat n
[en-fl from a
Why aufTef scalp and hair trouUs
and
Mr*.
Godwin
and
two
daughters
of
stroke of paralysis she
Ted from last
or l*e bald, when l i n a l l "WJ ’ Hair
New Smyrna were guests of Mm. .1 II
Tome will rainoTA daudnifT, makt
year.
your scalp noinfortaNs aiwl healthy,
• An engine on the S.
Ry. was off Huddleston for a few days last week
prumot* hair growth aud land to
prevent haldn*A* -w L iu
w* will
the track at Beck Ham
fk for tu-vernl /Misi Blanche Pattisliall is lie.*<>rniii|t
|>av for the Usatmaut should It fail
«Ittil4a an px|^rt rhaufTpr Shi* t* th»*
hour» Saturday night.
I*» plr*j** yuu*
î
run .1
The Sunday school p: II“ are prepur- lirM I¿i»lV in Iì«*n«‘va
NNe dultH oNieat*» you to anythins
Niiu siuiplt Buy lha treat*
ing a service for Easier fiinday
Mrs rar.
Diet l iia* it. atin if n»»t pleaaad.
II A Gillx’rt hns rhn
Id it .im) wj||
dii.e
a lo o* empty »audad au>i
I
we Mill hand l a d what you paid ua.
m*vi with the rhildn-n
urdm * at i to
l ^ ulh n f J \\
Stl.imv
T wo fiiee, 1>*U- and SI iYU a bollie.
rhureh to practice.
Y a»u cau buy liesall WJ" Uaif Tonir
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\dafn**
«li»*«!
Siiml.'is
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f
«*r
im
m
m
I ( ' Ellsworth is on
siek list this
In thi* oou uiunily onl> at our •loft
lltMit I .lit I •.1- 1 lllftm .» • |iN k it fl t lialfft«*
• l
w<»-k witli a SeVere <‘i4.se.
(•insiliti
III
hi*
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\tiullps
'h
I
ri’lB
li
dvr
The little son of Mr
L. R. P H I L L I P S & CO.
v\ M m VV A
Knight is snid to lie
H-trifori!
7Tl.
S tori
fly improved ma*, n»*ar Siiníord M^Ufht**
FlttrM i
Mr
X'l.iUP« \A I» t uff
Ui M lillMtll
hut stdl m a serious e
pun
There is s Itei*U Mure ir»
* rIr e»#r>
•a
si.*l ni» In li«* I fill*>J rinu • i «usds n> I
There have been a
I mT of hein s • •tillif \ K t-fH IP k \ . t»if l,,t fit.i h* h»*
(heat flntsin
There i* * tlifTerenl It ^s• It
i • . r»
»inri
Hr tue«Iy loi i»«*rly e»»r» uolinsry li.»m*n ill who were glint o( (h
-Im>rtti ni11 of tinnii Imt * fur .1 ' h iii i I h
e*ch e«|ie<k*|lv •1<-«i(«.»d for the |*rUcuUr III
hat)
rp.ifhr»!
YI»
.iijvau.
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I
.iyc
nf
1
v
p
ii I n
vutiug_.au—the new
lily s numi*
for sili- Y» it is ree««tuii<eod**l
m
•••»pli \Parn
I U th,i"#*ii*M,*f is •*11^\ iv**<I
The fi* * * ll S tu r«. *re A nwrh * * e ^ ir — tttfc
■—f a ie 'f
JjlTll
rite, I
Uruf Steve«
I•V >i Hrv i i Yp *I ä -Ip liHir n,,»*« .iim I i va
writer in The Hi rnlii.'d
nnfenl >
.1:: ,p ff»i^ *
-yy-seesrtihtosl greut help
Ik ,||'*u*
I'i.ie«
I 1'ltll felli >l|. i I III •I"!
lord the celery delta eft
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aim
w.
r*
l
i
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<(• i*-l I M o oli- I i
All ern|in in ibis In
are lisii 111it
Ad.iliis
**t
'hi
*it.
VV
V Adam - <
line The Flnriilu (iu j] , |M*o|*|e bal l*
3 splendid field of celei r d ol le r e*o|i» I imp.i .tod <1 V\ V '.im« of l.o Ison
b u t e r . i1 «■<■. I-*,- wirt • -iiibli *i «I
im the Herndon fnrtn
id soiiu n ry i lili
at tfu res -tt in » ai i -ai p e l *woi\e-«iinii-r let tu'e ull the lb
Ifllljninir- l.irtn
alternism
tu
111 i
II
I
I M lohnson cut «o
Ipr* iflery this M e le la i
o f being a anbacribcr to tlna
(oline»
ol
till
M
U
lodi-I
ei.Ul.J.
elei
lie. Wick. VV. VV. Miller
US fine s Mr Id
pajicr la tfuat you anil your
lenii
wataken
ell
tiealtemiHin
truth
t•
«
id eurumlier» am) one of 3 ’nutiM*» as in*family become attached to
would rare to see. M jAshton. win» 1 the old home m I exingten K> . where
it. "Hie pu|>er becom e« u
tie 111.''Ili-nt will le II..ele
t he falli
teiently arrived here
Kut h.rloril
member of the- fam ily and
il;,
haiIle
y
int-.il>
y
ot
a
largì
iiiiiiils-i
N J . has a splendid tig
i( |Mitati»*s on
its coming each week wiB
of
fr.,
tel«
10 I it. I he - -a«i ' s-ri-.i. i inetti
Mr llar|M-r‘H lleanlill
liiin e* f 1r it
Im* b* welcom e its the ar
-Mi Bradshaw of ( utr |*ti .iwi'o 1»
rival uf anyone that a dear.
vuii to have the itiinnef
<i ot |«i|nl<«It will » r a p fo u tiifutmcd on
I pe n.pnl < Imi 1 h
It.« < atneroti farm try
h .m
soil >
v
tha d.rttig» of th»|communllX «'•<!
Ih. batgain. of l b * m—fch»ttl.
n, r i i c e s a l t j e
f t iu re ii of Ite- Moli
tun ehlery alxiut reniljl
III
The Sum and
Substance
( r i ws
EptiM-opuI , until
fiirther
netiev
will he li» follow -1
|NG.N
CiF.NKVA jo
Suini 11y aehiNil al
Mr. and Mm. Fred)1
, fkes and chi!
M erning l'raver
•Iti ti of Jacksonville,
1111 i t Iss-n tie* o'eliM’ k aie!
und
SÌ
II
llilddiereturned
home Ia« I Thtiradity.g ft
Mis« Belle Kirhnei h L jj ri
ft tllllieil Bunt
» |ii*a»ant insit with
••I VV inter P ark.
■»—( , l . J
M aim *
liar i'
Fvi-iung Pravi-r
SPRING
CITRUS
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I In« booklet gives the reavom for spring feriiluing. devcnplton ol
(ormulai lo be used, and amount, time, and mode of application.
Sent on request.
ID E A L Methods have made ihe banner groves.
S E E D
I RI SH
P O T A T O E S .
m o m : selected stock
Write for Prices
W ILSO N
Let u* »end you our booklet* Irish Potatoes snd
Floe ids Vefftsble*
& TOOMER
F E R T IL IZ E R CO,
MANUFACTURERS OF IDEAL FERTILIZERS
JACKSONVILLE.
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FLORIDA
Local Ak'cnl R. ( ’. Maxwell, Branch Malinger.
Doctors Use This for Eczema
W
Kvana nx-Pom m laeloner of llea lfl
ea \ m "There I* Aiinoet n«> relation *•«
tween skill «lleraer* nrt.t lYie ••!«*•» I
The
• ktn niuet be cured through the skin
Tha gerrn» nmat l»w wasltrd otjt, and * •
s a l i r * ftave 1 • rr A»f»' l*rrf» fotind worth*
1rs*
The it vel advanced pii) striati* of
this country aro now a g rttd on thi*. and
aro proscribing a wash o f wlntergrcen.
thymol and other Ingredients for ectenia
tnd all other skin dlsesses.
This com
pound Is known a s D.D.L l rrescrlp U o n
for Ecierna.
L.
K.
P H IL IP S
fi
hr llolnir* the well known akin epe
rl ali- l M i f r »
I an* rnnsitwe«! that ihe
I I * !• I r.*i r tf'tlon Is a * much a specific
fur r% trltui as «I illune for malaria
1
I ave he. n preacrlMng III# 1» I» I» rmNedy
I r v* ii
li will take away tfie Itch
thr llistaht > «>u ap|d) It
In fnct. we art an aure o f what D.D.D.
will do f i r you that we will be glad
to let you have a 11 bottle on our gu ar
antee ihat It will coat you nothing uoIs»« >ou htid (hat tt does the work.
C O ..
D R U G G IS T S
-V-*
A re You Nervous?
What makes you nervous? It It th* weakness of yosr
womanly constitution, which cannol stand th* strain of th*
haid wyik you ’o. As a result, you break down, and ruin
your entire nervous system. Don’t keep this upl Tak*
Cardui, the woman’s tonic. Cardul Is mada from purely
v etfeta ld e
ln *m d / tiW i3 K T i(iajU s*l
and helps them to do their piupcr wutk_
and restores healtii, In a natural manner, by going to the
source of Die trouble and building up the bodily strength.
CARDUI WomansTonic
■ Mrs. Orace Portner, of Man, W. Va., !rok CarduL
This is what she says about It: “I was so weak and
nervous, I could not bear to have anyon* near ma. 1 had
fainting APell>. aild 1 lu3t ilcafl cvcry
of Cardul helfied me. Now, I am entirely cured of th*
fainting spells, and 1 cannot say enough (or Cardul, for I
know it saved my life'" It is the best tonic for women.
Do you suffer from any of the-palns peculiar to women?
Take CarduL It will help you. Ask your druggist
Wrttt * ;
LatflM* AdvUorr P*»C. Quttan—t» M.SMa* Oa. ft a W .n * T w a ,
lor J**rUf Intermittent, tad M o * * k-ok."ll«B>« T « » « a t lor 'Mmmtm." Mat bM. I SS
16 a ni.
witli
sertnim
al
II
wiffi stierl -i-rnioh al
7 ili r i e r i S o n d ai iti Ite- monti.
(In
(le- f r»t '-undtii
Wlii ix- S
I
in
Ile- m ollili |
.a l(s * i l s i v ♦
( oiiiimi'ie.ii at tte- 11 o i |i h I -, r i e
ami un lite Olirli Smelai ni Ile- mentii
t le-re wili I.«- ne i ai li e.-leliralioii al - ‘IO
The inid-wis-k seriiee» wlll le- as fui
Mrs l.o
Mr unii Mrs Puttlij
P'ters . Mrs J. If. A
and Mis
Adilie Grrohum wefil
leusnnt
party low ».
i
attending the fair
Wislnesdaj,
T uesday aftern*(pn ut t.
thanks to Mr. PatfisAal and his new
Wtslwtelay evening at 7 30.
Fu"l.
, Iffii
ThiiiX'hiy afternoun at 4 (IO o'clock.
Mr*. Will Hund a
Carl id t;!in
Frullìi afternoon at t 30 n'clock
bird an* visiting Mr*.
llirey Merini
The ( i uil<t ni ile- llo ly ( 'f i a t will meet
Tommy and I a»« V
inn and Paul Friiluy afterniHin ni eai-h wis-k ilurm g
I htolcy took in the fai
» I T uesiluy
Iw-nt ut 2 3(1 Ut thè Kts-ti'iry. adjiiu rnm g
Rev. A. L H o|m* filini « appointment in timi- tu attenti thè evening ........... at
al the Methodist chit,
Sunday, both I 30
•erviem being well utt
*1.
Strangera in our city, a* well im our
BUILDING MATERIAL
DOORS .
SASH
ROOFING O F A L L KINDS
---- sV-pdfy-purty going
h r-fa ir hm r.-sTiTi-ni ffltm'J-'' 7 m > : cìjr'JTàTTy > è f
.mu-iw liile were comesi atei «tiewn te seat«, whtcli are all
Mm. Kirhner, Mr*. (J
tt and Mis» f rii*
We will roof your house with
— Wwjni-silaÿ witl," M r ;
Relie Eichner.
Ilei A R T O I
•Mr*. Gt*o'. Peter*
ir* ei
enfi lineil a numlx-r
M it i
of her friends at u v*r, nitty lunehe-m
laM Salurdny noon, ill f ompliiie-ni to
•o the visitili* Baltitnfire lades, Mrs
.Ijchncr and Mm. Fryttati m- iauir prr- i p
f
•*
*«‘ntiMl a Very dainty' Ipprarnnre, i!* "
Q 11 I ft T il
cenUrpiec« being a ¿ I KJl " of
» «fern*
— ami
—•
üdlllül U
»hit* Fvçe*. Cover*
ken* laid for
t*elvp, and a delie
Oeveral coline
luncheon was
Mr*. Petent
u
s
the best metal roof made at
l’ E l 'K .
III et or.
$6.00 per square, put on. Small
extra charge for special fitting.
S
Let us make you an estimate on
.^ur-w ork
il Fm ^ ading Room t
rteUTMra. Bij
Mr*. PuttfMr*. T. D. Pett!
Mr*. Danjela,
IMPERIAL
THEATRE
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m tr r a g fc
T TÍILT TNTT
•hid. MUa Bello Kichn- tnd Mia* Marie
Daniel* and Albert F.
■S' .Mr. and Mm. Claude Raulet*nn at
o Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p m.
fended the fair la*t Wednesday.
AND
Quarterly meeting will Im> lu-lil at
S a tu r d a y s 4 to 9 p m
Oviedo .Saturday and Sunday. A cor
dial invitation ia extended to all.
Mr. Patti* hall took a gay party of
Strangers W elcom e
young people In to the fair laid Friday
In hi* new machine. Those of the party
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C O M P LETE STOCK
QUICK S E R V IC E
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Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co.
imiiiiiniuinmiiimiiiiiuiu
guest* of M r
•tori (or u nutnlxT -
i r g u l a i l j aJvertU«^t will enable
you to .arv» many time« tb« coat
of tha aubacrfptlon.
February 2*7”P n
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�tHE äANPÖkÖ HEKALO
HERALD
Bark,“ * n d m t ItTraacki o f t b r stretch* O range oounty and that-eri11 eatlifjr ht»
ing of truth Ilk* a hangman'* rope, fully Oviedo friend* Immensely, because tbi*
characteristic of the management of prominent ( î ) citizen ia very tiresome to
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dCtfihittiidS l è u n B c a
w *N hrrW r*V r;
i l T O f r un > m fp h > w \
the present editor, of whom better
thing* « * e< peeled, we will aay no
more at this time.—Orlando Cltlun.
We knew the Orlando papers would
take hydrophoebia and start biting
themselves ere long. This *y intom al
ways appears whenever the county seat
paper* are fighting a losing battle and
knowing they are losing, turn upon
each other. Out we would like to call
the Citlsen'a attention to the editorial
written when Sanford sprung the coun
ty division matter and the way that
The county ring jst Orlando is will paper did come out and say‘ that If
ing lo give a barbecue and free excur Sanford wanted to separate Irom (be
sion to any town in' Harney county,
who will ask for it.
Editor Howard bega tire newspaper
men of Orlando to hang, together. That
ifr-w-daa.and hrotharly. sentiment. How
awful ft would be.for tiiciu. to-biW***>-
Whom the gods would destroy they
first make mad. Editor Howard (o f
ORLANDO NEEDS BOOSTING
tb* Orlando Citizen is mad and warns
There 1« a movement on foot for the
to bite the editor of the Orlando Sen
organization of a boosters club in Or
tinel.
*.
lando. There seems to be a general
That »tuff that Bates wrote for The feeling among some of the younger
Herald seemed to have copped How business men that, there is a work to be
ard's goat, and he endeavored to an done that requires prompt and vigor
■wer some of it. As usual with th® man ous actiou and it does look that way.
who attempts an argument with Bate*. It seems neetxwary for some concerted
"L ittle Snookums" lost out completely. action to be gotten back of our senators
In tb« matter of post Office Building
We have not received a copy of the for this city if our right* are saved in
Orlando Sentinel in two weeki. They the senate.
I t will require some united and well
are writing some awful hot stuff about
directed
effort If this city has better
us when they cut off the paper. Don't
be afraid, Bro. Schuman, We won’t depot facilities by another winter. It
be mad if you mention county division. will require some good hard fighting by
some active body of men if Orlando
gets relief from the extortionate and
FREE EXCURSION.
discriminating
freight ra te *
now In
The county ring will give a free ex
vogue.
cursion and barbecue to any town in
Think of the proposition on freight
Harney county that request same.
The ring has plenty of money and will rates now in force to Orlando, and com
spend It in order to perpetuate the pare with Sanford'* rate, nr Tampa's
rate.
power of Orlando.
U yoy h kii'M jiflirt of appfcwwdpmwfr
from Jacksonville to Sanford it will
SWELLED HEAD
cost you a rate of .sixteen-oents-per
!
M
a
t
hundred for -*—ir
County Fair and live swelled condition
one hundred and fifty m il«. I f you
of the treasury we gu«a that division
want to ship the same barrel to Orlando
to Sanford pi county money invested
only twenty-two miles further.lt will
in the Fair grounds, which the Sanford
cost you thirty-five cents per hundred
Herald with its three-fold batch of
or more than double that to Sanford.
pretty«—Holly, Curbstone and Buster
Still wone, you can ship it from
Batty B a t « —have been hoping for
Jacksonville to Tampa, the whole length
will hardly Tome to |iaaa.
of the slate for fifteen cents per hun
Alaa, for the thrr« county busters
dred, or Im than half tin- cost of ship
and calamity howlend—Orlando Citi
ping the barrel from Jacksonville to
zen.
Orlando.
U always gives people the swell bead
Why Is this? Because Tampa has
to be successful and they forget who
a water rate from New York direct to
helped them when they need«] it.
her own ports independent of the rail
Sanford will donate some marc money
roads, and Sanford has a partial, or a
to the Orlando fair when they ure
broken water rate that give* that city
broke again, yes. And Bro. Howard
earn* relief.
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can be assured of the same warm wel
Another illustration; Mr. P. B. Wicome when he com « up here to plead
coff shipped a car load of potatoes from
the rauae of the Orlando fair, yre.
Jacksonville to Sanford and unloaded
part, and then ran the car down to Or
K IL L IN G THE GOOSE
lando and It coat him just a* much to
Hum, Braxton Bear ham, th*> voiun- pet a half car potatoes from Sanford
teer apostle of the fifty million scheme, to Orlando a* it did to get a whole car
says, as one of his arguments for the from Jacksonville to Sanford.
Issuance of the bond* for the construeCan the people^ ol Orlando stand for
turn of good roads, ih it in « ’ few* year* this? C*n our merchants compete
at -the rate In increase In the number with other cities while these conditions?
of motor machines that is now going Can our gardeners compete with other
on, the license tax levied'upon those places while the railroad com pan in are
machine« by the state law would pay placing such obstactn in the way? If
the interest on this proposed bond is Orlando continue* in her onward march
sue. Wouldn't it be a pity to knock it will be necessary for some body to
the props out from under this argument get busy that these conditions be corby getting the supreme court of the rected
United Statec to reverse the dedsidn
Let no man pan this subject lightly
of the state courts and decide that by. The effect of these conditions are
said licenses could not .be collected? operating against Orlando today. Let
It would simply be cruel, for it'would us lay aside all selfish considerations
knock the entire scheme into a cocked
And then to think that some of the
very men who endorsed the fifty mil
lion idea and sept it abroad with the
stamp of their approval upon It, are
among those who are actively resist
ing the payment of the license tax that
is expected to yield the revenue to pay
the interest on their hfimli;* ‘ T h ey
are certainly attempting to kill the
goose that lay*— or is expected to lay
—the golden egg. -Tam pa Times.
TRO U BLE IN T H E F A M ILY .
Ortxndo - OrtâHdÔ 'SenllnèT
You are absolutejy right, Brother
Schuman, and as soon as the rounty
divudon matter is settled we will assist
you in Ixxatlng your city by getting
lower freight ra t«.
-, . A C ITIZE N OF OVIEDO
In the Reporter-Star of Wednesday
appeared an editorial starting off with a
denial of that paper of ever having been
in favor of the north end separating
and winding up with an article written
hy a supposedly Oviedo man and signed
In
ana we may originate it. h not for the
i t a » ~\
dono ànd who he Is and about Ws ahoulder* being stooped from carrying Oviedo
on them and what a relief it will be when
thlr prominent (?) cltlaen become* so
mad" about county division succeeding
that he will move to Orlando. Wo just
want to mention to this prominent citi*
¿en of Oviedo that hé was never asked
about county division even by the
Oviedo men who are in favor of division
and they .refuse Ho discuss the question
with him because it 1* good lime wasted.
We wonder how the majority of Ovie
do a .people -will take this gentleman's
article since he acts himself up as a dic
tator for the whole of Oviedo.
Why don't the prominent Htfaen (?)
ard, fo r 'it will demonstrate, that e re» of Oviedo sign his name to bis article
you reverse yourself. —
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entf why.dht he take up a whole column
How sad this county division matter telling about how the Oviedo people
is becoming. Orlando papers-fighting -pmd-far Lha excursion and barbecue.and each other and telling fish stories and. JtfUC don't be prove his statement by ■
even prevaricating in the attempt to giving a list of/the people who helped to
bolster up the tottering cause.
donate the few hundred« that the free
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CONSCIENCE
T
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Reputation
for
Quality
Enjoyed by. U s has been
Gained by Honest and Per
sistent Efforts to Supply M erchan
dise of Durability, and Character.
' W c supply-men with merchandise,
from reputable manufacturers which
insures true value in every purchase.
Let us supply you,
Clothier and Men's Furnisher
SANFORD
F L ORI D/ }
’ start rolling In large quanliti»-« nm
week.. It looks as though .then- %ill laCelery and lettuce Command High plenty of. lettuce Jot all. Pi»ir r in
• .Price» 1hla Week.
? ferior stock should l>e left hi liunw.
iU
Both celery and lettuce are bringing Good stock will I k* In demand ami
good prices this week and the growers weather in the north promiw> t., h*
are wearing happy faces in consequence. favorable, paying prices will 1» r> ,11i.,--l
f l faaUrtfcl Y T Sr.tr to-Juwp the growers
Vegetable Movement
f »•»—»*-f* A*^ « W jmnJ. Miitl with the
opinion« in the pap**m and lUtertff*All vegetables an* being. Uupjxd.
prove that he represent* the nmjorit^'WSUkPftUpr) apd falling markets the Ideal weather has prevail«!
t he jx-oplc of hi* community, when if growcrv-trrtr -lIvK'n^Iooking for'trouble the growing sections of the *int,
\
nil »*«^00
w-nson (Celery
took a better start
*ueh was the care be would not need to *H
..
few places have a little too mm 1, -am
put forth his opinion* Jn tire paper, but lhi" wc*k and is bringing froth 12.75 to and some slight “damage rt-ui—ii
m
could express them privately and they ; ?-1 00 in the majority of the markets dividual grower*.
would have tho desired effect. We. are *»nd
even higher in Chicago.
LetThe Express shipments nr,- k,-11111glad that at last the prominent (?) Cit
^ bringing 12.00-to $2.60 and the 1 heavier every day. ■ Bean* an ,1 .1 lurkiten ha* a chance to break into |)rint. chance* are tliat Jetture wll! bring this heavier supply this week
S, u
The Orlando papers will give him all the Prir® “ ton*
‘ he weather is unser- will find a still larger supply mming in.
rhance he needs since they do hot know ta'n enough to fres-w* it out fartlier Cauliflower is a) »out done. Pepj- r. and
him quite a.* wel| a* hi* neighbor" do. oorth.
( elery should command a eggplant are In fair supply, |,rm<-,paJt>Give the calf more rope, you Orlando flood pciie from now until the end of on the East Con»t.
papers, and let the poor thing hang him- ‘ he aeaaon as Florida practically eonA few «cntterin-,1 lots of new r*>utin-»
sclf because he will have to move away trol* the output and unlem some un
are beginning to appear. The iir-,1 »hipin April, and no doubt he would rather usually warm weather blights the celments will probably be mud*- from 1>»<Uhang himself now tlmn to be obliged io|,'r>' here Sanford growers should make
oounly. There will In' whim |«.ui‘»->
live in Orlando after April.
It1**!. The celery her,* is looking hrtin Florida this season, upd »•< it.*
lies
iKiy" say«, “ and then *w>riuI In , or
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Bob Holly In Town
planted all aver the state.
We have heard much of Bob Holly,
Cucumber* will soon >>e in gi»«! -up
read much of Bob Holly (for the man
t'r«n ►torId» U n m tn N r*»«
ply fevers! large point* r»-|«»-i ■nkn
who says he doesn't rend what Holly
Celery Movement
on the vine* and the crops doing -pienw r it« doesn't^ tell the truth) and we
The movement this week ha.* Ixvn didly. Cukea mature^ quick r than
have shot paper wad* ut Bob Holly, but
heavier at both the Palmettojmd Sati_ squab*. _ J
nrver until ym m tay d id-Thu editor
Watermelons uro up and thriving m
ford •ertions. Tampa movement was
meet him. We are sincere when wc say
«mall. From Sarasota the movement hiiddle Florida and it look* «- UHiufh
that we an* glad to know him, for no man
was also light. Next week there will there vsili be *nrm* very rjirly *li |*nvnM
who Haa(» his hand rould feel otherwise.
he an'Thorean- In the output from uround made thl* year.
One glance told us that Mr. Holly is one
Squash la in only small «uppl. >' pm*
of those o|>en hearted, good natured, Tumpa and Sarasota. Up to last night
45 cars had left this section and about enU In a couple of weeks there will !*■
whole souled fellows that you must like.
a conaiderr.b1e increw*e in the inovernent
We did not take time to tell him why the same number rolled from the Pal
metlo section. The total for the week nl this vegetable
w« have decided not to let Orange coun
Everything points to a g**<nl fur
ty be divided, but are arranging for a
movement during the spring. gr»*rn
fishing trip with him in the near future
who ship only good stock, and u-e good
when we will confide to him our reasons
judgment In selecting their welling «gent»
and act him right on the question.
and in distributing their shipment« » ‘I’
We like n man of energy and grit, and
receive good price*.
admire him for standing by his gun*, and
BRINGING «O O P PHICES.
this is one reason why wc have labored
so diligently to get Holly net right on this
"ggQTily ' division I quest bn__ Mr— Holly
Kad two friend* with him who were act
ing ax his right and left supporters and a
jolly trio they were.
Welcome is written over our door,
boys, come again.—Orlando Sentinel.
The Eleventh Florida Rtate Con
ference, Dsughtere of the American
Revolution, opened its aresion auspi
ciously yesterday morning in the ma
de room of the Tampa Bay Hot«),
which had been handsomely decorated
by Ernest Stanford with flags, bunt
ing and palms, says the Tampn Trib-
rittren”
a*k»d about county
N *v a*v
TH E STORE:
SU
—.Tampa, has en-opportundy »•* -*-vre*
large manufapturinjr ptnftt for the mirur
cr« take op n laige aount of this stock facture of citrus fruit wrapper*. !•” >
and take it out of the market quick.
vlded the railroads will allow it to do »0.
Prices for good celery arc satisfactory- according to General Manager W ^
all over th« country and there is no ap Temple, of the Florida Citrus E»chant*parent reason why prices should mate The Crown Columbia Comj*an>. »tuch
rially decline. In fart it 1* not expected manufactures these wrappers, and *luch
that there will he any decline on good has manufacturira In different part* ot
"T h e United State*, ha* offered to build a
manufactory In Florida, provided it c»“
w make an amicable contract with Chase
n 4 Co. and also with the Cit nr* E«change. The Company already ha* «
guml mul meet* w-th'ready ««^
Waeb
Uon was also heavier than anticipated.
mm
Petersburg tn to have s
UlMTtfJCk
firre- ■ntt -Ovtcrta -fc-ifRinwr1I t " TBS' harbor »in « l ist Is knini r k r t r ^ f ^ i r i ^ “ car load* on the S t 'Louis market The
Orlando newspapers to anal! one «noth Oviedo Citiien is well known to ua and last obstacle in the way of securing thè
^ t B thi queaUun of Cotmty'dlrWon. Ke ceftainly was not asked to join in the appropriation wM cKT5r W n mide By Tazae stock to ttld to be very fine.
Buford, S. C., has also started- ship
The Sanford Herald would véli iu birth- movement for county division because the government having been removed
ping
lettuce in Isrge quantlth«. It 1»
-hie influence that be brag* about so much by -XU-agreement reached between Ut»
on that subject, knowing it would turn
tbe battle away from Pan ford.
Therefore, " beyond ea>ing that It
c o m « with .mighty poof gn\re for the
Sentinel to copy the untruthful stateb en t of the Herald, as to tb* position
Li the Orange County Citizen on coun-
would have killed the movement at the
very start and whenever this promi
nent (?) ritizen is against any movement
that movement always succeeds. If
this prominent (?) Oviedo CiUten will
only continue to fight county division we
shall be perfectly satisfied, After Uarty division, simply to pat Itself 00 .the ney county ia created ha will move Into
out into tho surf. The used ground or
water line floor will be used for drf^Nj
rooms for lather*. The first fl°°r *'
include a -recreatlon room for women
«timated that fully 60 cars will have and children, a dancing pavilion on*
left that section by Saturday night hundred feet*aquan>, and a fishing pi**A numl)er of the representative* of the
large northern receivers who have been
here during the winter have been le a k
city council and the Bayboro Investment
Company, holders of the water front
property to be improved. A* a result
of this agreement after two y e a n ty de
lay, work ia to be started in a few weeks,
the city undertaking to remove a sand I m ^ i
10 look titer
pU in front of the basin and Uav* it open of their different firms.
to the bay with un (Mt of water In I t
,b® Interests
theRk
T tIilirTD
l Kthat
Gllne,,V,,le
*Wi,r,U t...m
^ t construction of the pier wQl ca»‘ appm*toe lettuce
nsrt ol itu
�V '*
. -*
;mb
Meerschaum.
I
Meerschaum mines lu N’emlau bave ‘
been worked for 2.000 years It Is claim
A *tep toward the exemption of labor
ed. and the procaaa ¿s/ilmple
The ... .
, ..
unions and farmers' organizations from -mine«, which at orvrrtìpj. reached from J
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e
¿ X s i* .%btiVK^W XiSjgr J E f r tb
W U ^ * X* M » * * * ? V>»v i
nw^ww*-t„kwu»ui
lions»- u.niwivr.
tonigif. oma, arw concentrated aroand the c l j y ----------------------------------------w -w w *-i«k «i»m the Hons.Amendment« offered liy Repreventative« of Eskl-Sehr, and give employment to
F irst-cl.xs* jF^anaqr«-*.« will go out hy*
Huinill, of New Jersey, and Uoddenbt-ry, some 6,00aunluera.
The mines are
day
or w'^'fÆ.‘T r’r,‘ very rrtuonai ••
of Georgia, were.adopted, .stipulating worked In roe most primitive manner
Call
at
318 palmetto Ave.
55-3ip
that no part of J-'IOO.OOO appropriated H by a foreman and two to five work
For Sale ^Tornato pinot.« Kcdfield
men
with
plcka.
The
depths
or
tha
the Sundry Civil hill to enable the Attor
Beauty and Livingston Glol>e
Now
ney General to enforce the Sherman law pita vary greatly, and dob£hd upon the
ri'ndy.
price $1.25 |>er 1,000. F\ L.
depths
at
which
a
'reddish-brown
earth
should lie «tint in the investigation or the
limile
ta met, which Is the flrat Indication of Greene, Went Side, R. D. 2.
prosecution of lidxir unions or organiza
the existence or magnesite Boipotlniei j south of C. C Cobh's store
65-tf
tion« lor the purpose of keeping up the this red earth la found only a few
For Rent—Store room and unfurpriee of form product*.
yard* beneath tho surface, but or niahed room in RLsbop block. Enquire'
4d-tf
Representative John J. Fitzgerald, of dlnarlly at a depth of twenty yards, Holden Real Estate Co".
Far Sale—Canopy top Runabout,
New York, chairman of the Appropria oftan forty, and «van sixty. In this
( omplete. Enquire I,. D. Goodrich or
tion Committi-e, vigorously opixzw-d the layar of red earth meergebaum la Miss N. A
~'Æ
A. Wylly, Ft. Resti.
R
Price Reaaamendment* on the ground that the found, disseminated In nugget* of Ir oliatile.
49-8t
For Rent—Two furnished rooms, cor
adoption* of limitations of their sort regular shape. The alia of theta rare
Inquire at
amounted ‘-to an exhibition of lack o! ly exceeds twelve to alxteec' cUpId ner Third and Magnolia
Sanford F'urniture Co. store.
48-tf
Inches,
the
greater
part
are
tha
else
confidence in the next .President
of a walnut No axploalvea era used.
F
or
Sal4
Chea})—Five
acres
level
ham•
Several Republicans said it wns-Tn/f/rtr
tha ground being soft JÜaioat Ul*-atî- nToct^tnhff. All cleared, tiled and farmto jiermit one vtaarof |H-rson»to “ break tira output la exportad to Vienna, and
the law" and enforn* R uguinsl other«. tbenca distributed to tha va rioni tfur» cd (our yean*. >l?6o.00 Addreee,
Another vote on both amendment* pean countries and to the United "F’grm." (mi Herald. Santwil, F'U.
6&-4tp
may he had before the bill leaves the States, the latter buying only the fin
F'urnishe<l
Roonies
for
RentApply
House. If they are not killed there .they est selection.—The Argonaut
at 124 Pulinetto avenue
54-ltp
are certain to cans«* u row In the Senate
F’or Rent Two nirel) lurni*h>«l
Little Used Roman Numbers.
ro-im*.
convenient to the new depot.
Hill un Railroad Valuation I'aiuu-d.
Ten thousand In Roman number* It
Addre»-L. t . S., LM VS ‘•th St near
1denoted by the letter X with a dash
Without u roll call the '«.•nate tonigli! over tt; or It may bn written two C 'a Oa
. |Jt W nil)
panned the lull l.i requir. u phys-i-al '*1 *nd an I followed by two Inverted Oak Ave.
5t Ifc
tuition to Ik- made n| all th«- |iru|»-M); o f 1C.'s One hundred thousand 1» Indl
For Sale V 1-acre t.-a«-t. near town,
every «-«irnnion rurri«-r «ulqist to the cated by a C with s dash ovar tt. or well inn rove I >il«o Wh.- e la-ghorn
jurisdietion of the Interestate Com three C.'s. and an 1 followed by three eggs for vetting, inquire nt Hetald ofInverted C.’a.
merce Commission.
•©aM-tfc
While u number of rhangi-s of verbiage
F'or Rent- Hou-h- on Park avenue and
were made by the Senate Committed in
Second str*-et S«-e Mrs. R. L. Jon«-».
Good Dreedlng.
the Hill as it |iilh-*«hI the House, none of
W e see a world of palus taken, and
5.1-U
tiles«- nffect the main piir|xi<e at Ihe hill th* best years of life spent. In col
For Snle Mcr<«dor«l ('••h-rj Farm, one
and then- is u strong probability that j lading * set of thoughts In s collega of the Im-^i farm jirnperties in Florida
the amendment* will t„. u-c.-pt.-dbv the for lbe conduct of life. and. after all. Thirty-three am-», twenty-arren cleared,
House without .. .-onfen ne,,hB " ‘ “ n ,0 <>U,nn*d " hal1 hesitate In twelve tiled, very strong four inch flow
i , .
,
hi« speech to s good suit of ciotti*«
I lie work ol making th- viti 11uI ••>■« iwell, liirgi- »tost, foreman'* house and
snd want common sense before an
l«< iM-gtn within sixty «lav* .vlt*-i tlx- ap agreeable woman
"ttier
building*, giant pair litu les, wagon*
Hence It Is tbat
provai o( the act. and ilo- Inti-rMair wisdom, vnlor. Jostle« and learning und lunn UniU. Ideal Itxalinn la-tween
Common** Cotiimissinn is ii-tihorixe«l p cannot keep a man In count «-nance l.nke Heresforil und St John* river.
To EremprLabor Datons and Karman.
tone he dreirw. ‘ lju t night Mr. Wade
went uji to Sanford for a rehearn.il on
the newly installed organ in the Congre
gational church, and tonight he wiH give
there un organ recitnl. assisted hy the
choir of the church, and Mrs. Wade, with
W’hom he will give an organ and piano
duo, which will Ite n brilliant nurnlx-r
with two such urtlsts to carry it out. *
Reporter-Star.
fh&*. McDowell of Orlando, w n in
the city yeaterdny.
<j. P. Coward of the Tax Collector'll
afllc* in Orlando, waa In the city everday* of thie week,
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D. II. Pugh will leave for hi« home In
Topeka, Kanaaa the hut of this » n k
and will return in about a month'« time,
reparation* are being made for the
erection of the Stevens ranidenre on
You are cordially invited
Park avenue.
In attend the
Mrs- Hal- Colliert boa aa her gueets,
•Spring Mllllnerr Opening
Mr*. P. N. Estes, of Coluptbua, (la.
at the
and Mra. Jimmie Jonee, of Atlanta, Gu.
Millinery
Parlors
W. 11/ Spencer, manager of the 10
of
cent store ,is in Jacksonville lor.acme
Mrs. M L. Allea __
time with-»he 10 cent «tore there. Mr.
Tuesday March Fourth'
Marble of Orlando, U in Spencer'a
Sanford Florida
place here.
*
j/Mim Laura Emmie Lain r a charm
The People's Show
ing young lady of Quincy, Fla, is visit
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PARK DRAMATIC CO.
ing her uncle«, J. E. Lalng and C. W.
Alt Next Week
Lung of Sanford.
The City's Favorite
‘ The ladiea of the Missionary Circle
C. W. PARK DRAMATIC CO.
No. 1, of the Preabyterian church will
All Neil Week
hold a Cooked Food Sale at McCulI Or In Yll
irr’s on Saturday afternoon. Chicken
salad, fish, baked beans, potato salad
and pic dill make up the list of good
t
F’anryWork < Irrlr
things which will be on sale.
Mr*. J. I). Robert* wav hostess of the
y/ Mr. and Mr*. W. 8. Roes, who have Whey Work Circle Thurvday afternoon.
spent the. winter at the home of Mr. The hours were very pleasantly apen» by
* and Mra. M. M. Stewart, left Monda> the mumlx-re of the Circle and guest- in
for their home in Alma, III.
the enjoyment of their fancy work and
\A!r. and Mra Henry Wight left on conversation. Delicious chicken salad,
Wednesday's bout for a short visit in sandwich«-», olives, pickl«-- Timl rulf.-e
Jacksonville. On their return Friday were served hy ttie ho-N-vthey will «top in DeLand to hear Bi*The visitor« present were Mr- Haw
pham Friday evening.
ley. Mr* A F. Hill ol Itie city M'-w
vMlss Sadie Williams ha? returned Dorothy Chamber» and ML-t« Eula I’n-borne from n visit to friends ami rela vutt of Warsaw, North Carolina t-lmrrntives in Georgia and Tennew««sHer ing houv- goests of Mr- RuIm-Mh and
many, friends are g|ad to welcome her family. The memln-rs «if the crele were •-rnploy «urli e\|M-rt.« a* ure ««•-*-•—.-itry to that Is [xinsessed wltn these excel- Rad and waP-r truiu|Hirtation. Will
I lenclna, If ho wants tbat Interior art *e|| at hull it* value. F'or particular* adhome..
Mrs. J. J. Purdon Mr*. W I. Milteer, do the work.
One estimate wi«« Hint the ta k would' °f Mfe and tiehavlnr called good bre«*d ilres.« Del.and Realty Company. DnMrs. V. P. Moody and Mr. Salornon- Mn-. (' C Woodruff Mr- H II Hill
require ttin«- \I-Sf» arili coni ),l IMKi <HH> IU| Htecle
laiui, Flu
M-4tc
son of Orlando motored down from
Found
Silk
pantsol.
sup|»>»cd
to
tie lust
No
appropriation
ls
rarru«l
in
the
lull
x
nnr*• fi**** Mias
t htirrh Is («ralrful.
which
*«
uilopf»wi
aw
un
aincuijrn«m«-ti!
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via«aXv
dock
F'iixlcr
puv
for
tins
notice
Kendrick to take the Clyde Une
Th«»ie int«-r«-»t*-1 in -»-curing the new_,of
isx*:
p
r
ccftifL
ff?<
Inter-cmM
Cotrtmerrn
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Mr. and M r . T. K. Hates and ('. It
un<l V .«K .Ifsl/r’i l,rgtM1i I'lL
d -WZ»- Ivudivt. '.IH The railrou«!«, »-i|ir»-«« roinpuni«-- t«control I* lost T he ntdlll) to be cheer
F«ir Rent ( lia- live room c«>ttage. No.
. . —in- II..
•— •^~re*B^WTOTiv«-ili?*(lhc
n'rtfd kwd«tance
ful. couragtaiu* and ■oiiietiuie* even
IJikl Park mvi-iiiu-. 112 .'>0 |M-r month
ns, where they attended the meeting render«-«! and «*hs-*-rf«il «pint munit«-<te«l gr;qih an«l «leanv«hi|i compsiu««- in- i
\Nnt••r In«|‘ii!«i-wiim given Mar llrd
11r«-«t to i'«-i|mrat«* wirli Hu- commi» Inlei eating. I* Kiailual!) ulidel Uiln«-I
..for deep water at Mosquito Inlet.
Irv ev«-r> one Tile generous «sullriliutop, ,
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,
Kveu tuallv this ulTecla (he nr-alth lue
11
S|x-n«-er
fkl-tl
-lori
.ilei
furnixh
«o«-h
inform.it
inn
ntuuv
J. A. Cowart and fomilv of S >rrenlo lit-u«le«l tiy Mr Ferliald .«■nt tin- other«
a|ip«-llte I* b a u l a l i e d a m t Ih e «lige.
F
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r
Sul«Iti
ggur
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Seed
6t>«- III
lxn-<|mr«-«l
»err In the elty on Wednesday
Mr wlinee nmm- were rea«l ul ttie inetallu
itou aud probaldy the heart affected \\ » guarani««* our Tom Watoon and ail
l
ì..«
orni,o
««,on
i„
dir«*
list
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tenni
r6#i
unh#,,p,neI1
lu
m
e
tace
Cowart is a prominent merchant o( lion, ttie united talent of <iur tin«- vocal
varieties of wutcrnu-lon s«««i to b«' true
U n e » appear betw een tho eyea. the to iiaripj.- \V rite for price*. F'or 33 year*
Sorrento.
ist.«. violinist.« . lint 1st and loader« Unit the»«- tiling»
F'ind F^ucti p u «« of prii|"-rl> own.-d
jh ll. and the akin unhealthy we have grown melons for Med purposes
Remember the entertainment at tin* nu-rnlx-rs ol the <ily liaiul. tlie «ilo
only
(iirail.-nti S«««) Co.. Montlcello,
High School Auditorium tonight .• lor urgam.it Mr \\adc and pinnL«t Mr*. or u««-«l liy c«nninon i-arrier^ the «irig sad probably wrinkled.
Fla
42-2tile
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«lai«-.
Hie
<v»«t
of
reprodur
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the Ix-nefit o f . the school library and Wiule und soprano soloist Mrs Rollili.
For
Sale
Two
desirable
lots
in Sanlion i»-%v, the co«l of n*|iro<lifi*tion I«-«»
merit* your patronage.
Cheerfully Subecrlbed.
«on who came gratuitously from Oriundo
font H<-iglit». liargain if taken prompt
Mrs. Radley* and daughter. Miss and St. Petersburg r«*i|*-clive|y, uccom- depreciation, and the m-lhixl« u«*-d to
Mre Noopop— "Charlie, »bat do you ly. Alhlrews, I) <5 Wagner Kissimmee,
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hlhk ’
Dud Juel «ehi u* ■ } I OOO Flu
Ruth, of North Wreure, New Hamp- pan 1st Mi«« Hriul>. the proprietor« of nrriv»- at tin-.w varimi« valu«-*
For Rent Six room cottag«- with all
Second TIi»- original co«t of all lands. heck lor our new hub» ' W o n ' tbat
sture. .are spending a few week* with the show hous«-» wtio In-ely advertised
nuxlern improveiru-nt». 409 Palmetto
I ehould avenue
Mr?. G. Armstrong.
Apply t" F* W Mahoney at
uImm their curtain«, those who de«*oruti-«l rights ol wuv« and leritilnal» at tin- linn , good of htinT' Mr Níioiiop
•»> * ° '
• 11 wrl" ' » ' 0‘*, • * ,il1 ,h“ nh FVrnuld Hilwe 1 o
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William Parker Diltz of New York ih.- .unlit,inulti the lad) and tier os«i«t ..I lu-quiailioi. and Hie pr.-M-nt vainhim
for
bin
contribution
to
tffê
k>e*li
i
Third Origiltul i-oai inni prv- i*i ».«I n
«••e «mu li 1 1» l< Man for lu-sl roof
i« m the city visiting old friends Mr uni- and oilier« who sold ticket* (or the
Hell F^Siiid "- Judge
gutter«
It,-.111 7 \1 «. I |t!.«-k
Ml If
lulu w with the New Y ork Pr«-*» Inn ai in«lallstioii. the |a-««pti- »lm laoiglit o f |iru|»-rly » I l i o than tt.ul u*,-*l f --r «h.
F.»r Snk* |(|«M*k ,.( live welt t«M*ute«i
uiu- time reailled il\-Longwood and ha« seat* and came ir> such numla-r*- making jnirjxjse of a cninmon ctrrrler
city lot*
Addr«-«* Owner, Hoi 12H7.
Fourth The historv ol and organi
Steam of the Earth.
many friends in Florida.
a total receipt of an even $100, the pro
84-tf
I If dry earth la wet »uddenly Ihe
xntion
of
the
present
company
and
any
S J. T. McLain and W. A. Whitcomb of prietor of our enterprising and up-u>Wanted —Clean cotton rags, no scrape,
Geneva were in the city last night ami th«*-minute newspaper for liU-ral space, previous company holding and «qu-rat beat emitted la due chiefly to Ihe af ut the Herald otn<*e. Will pay 2 rents
p«-r |Miund.
'D of J ? UarA . C!* y • uU .
toduy on busipee* connected with the Mr Daley who with his ajustant Mr. ing th«- proia-rty as . public utility, th. n“
«»1er
That afllnlly la >u |wiwerful
For Sale Two family launch««, also
irn-m-»-*
or
«h-cn-u.s«-»
in
st<M
-k.
I
mui
.1
Whitcomb interests.
Luke work«-«! con.»« icntiou«ly night »nil
Hint Ihe two eubslniicea releawe I'll amt wholesale tish tiu»ln<-«a with launch««,
i Mrs. Jew ell Well* and charming little day to have (lu- instrunu-nt reud> oil und other Ms-unti«-* nt any n-otgam/ i 10 entoiles tier every two kllogiauia liont* un«l net*. Abo lake front lot with
I tire«- houaee
L. Vincent, at fisli
daughter, Mary Iamiac left yesterday, time, th«»«*- wti«> entertaimai the u«*i»t tuin. tin- r-Hicgoniration. ( tu- net md
Harper’s Weekly
house.
37 tf
after a visit with Mrs. Alfred l.ilju fur ing functionaries, the gentlemen »lm ( ,IK' eurning* of i urli ct«r|Miru1 loll j«"l
HimhI Mule for Sale Chea(i F'or inI
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“ TMr hnjne til LakHand.----msd" .....................ill Impp? ailllfl-nsi-n j 1 l’ l l " "
Mfttftdroua Qaaul* af Fiowcra.
. ap«a:Umi apply lu Juhll L. Ltiftitldl»
« Mrs. H. P. Driver of Tampu will ar Tuesday nigtit. and IilsI but not lea.«t puri»— - Tñr VTiT-Ti
What
a desolate piai « would b«
Celery avenue.
-'12-tfc
F'lfHi
The
amount
.«rut
».«lo«•(
any
rive in the city next Tuesday and will la to Mr. Cnrn.-gii- (or hi* notile gdt of
,
l. i
,i
world without a flower! It would bo . For Sale—Two good mules, wagon
;wuhou|
. fp„ , wltll ' , ml harnMa. See tt- rn st Mi-cca Ham
the guest of Mr*. O. W. Rrmdy. Mm. Iti2h toward the purchase id the grand aid. gift, grant or r.gl.t of wav or d.u.. # ^
Ithoul ,
^ welcome
36-tfc
Driver’s many friends in ihe city will ix- King of Musical Instruments made lor lion mad«- by any gov ■•rum. nt or nidi ^
Are nut flower* the mock on Greenmail place
St Johns Hotel Rooms and board.
vidual
or
rurixirntum.
•
tara
of
the
earth
and
are
not
our
glad to welcome her.
us by the world renowned M. P. Mollcr.
After completing thi\ valuation tb«- •tar» tho flower* of beavenT— Mrs. Homelike accommodation* for regular
’ Mr. and Mr*. Stark* of Far Rockaway To on«- and all, who in any way awd-H-d,
boarder* or transients. Good table.
commission
is <lir«-«-t«-«i to ki«-p informi <i Balfour.
are in the city to apend a few ww-k*. for their generous heartin«*ns, situèrent
Rates reasonable. W. H. Wathen, Prop,
of all improvi-mi-nt* ur chungi-» in th«
420 W. First SL
33-tI
Mr. Starka spent acme time here last rhank* are «-»tended.
Wnnti-d—Order*
for
fine
frost
Droof
value
ol
the
prup«-rly.
ami
from
tun«P
winter and liked Sanford so well that he
Salt • Bathroom Cltamer.
cabbage plant*, ull varieties. )1 2o per
tiirx- r»-vi<«- and c«irr-«-t it» valuation*
brought Mrs. Starks down with him.
T t)« bathtub aud bowl, |Utl alio I.OOO; rhmprr tn tnrger lots
O K. S Mi-etlng I’uniponed
SsliafscolheF apiece» of enameled ware and tinn guaranteed. H. 8. Cannon, MegMr*. M. L Allen will have a Spring
There will flOl.iiC a iiuxting-uf liui
__Down and l!p
crockery, may be »atlafactorlly cleaned gotl'a, S. C.
31-34tc
- Millinery-Opening uttWT Millinery Tar- FSoitern Star Frulav ««veiling, on H.-e-.un^
" I t '« hard to k«s-p u ginxi man down."
with common aalt uaed on a »lightly
F'or Sale Horse, carriage, wagon,
— hr* in thd'Randlilock on Tuesday. Mur. of the concert of the school, as m«-rnl«-ni
dampened piece of flannel
Thl» re harness, tool*, in A l condition.
Sniil sum«- conceited pup.
Price
4th. All are cordially invited to attend wish to at ten«!.
moves dirt and ataln* without acralch- reasonable. Addreea H. M I)., rare
Hut w Id-ii lie's in an aeroplane
, O. T. Switzer of Orlando, representing
SARAH E P A R K E R .
log th« surface— Housekeeper,
It's hard to keep him up
Herald.
6i-tfc
KecreVafy.
the J. M. shock absorber was in the city
F'or Sal«- White Malt«-*e hen and re<i
yesterday, calling on the auto owners.
Novelty In Surgery.
Guineaux pigeons, color banded,, ipgtcd.
Mr*. T. A. Newton has returned from
Preabyterian Church
See Smith. Fix-lt-Mnn. All general | Th« bon* of * »Seep woe trensNuTwl |iairs ami youngster« The Ixet is the
a vi*U tb her mother at Lakeland. While
At tho 11 o'clock ’ Kundsy morning house repaire. Room 7, M. (i. T. Block. to tha arm of a patient recently. The chea|M*l. Sanford Pigeon Lofta,
there Mr*. Newton had the great pleas
forearm undergoing the novel opera Route 1.
service, Dr. Rrownl«« will presrh the
50 -tf
52-6te
ure of attending the Chautauqua there
tion bad been sbattered by the dls
finit of a M-rit-H of five seripon* ort the
For Sair—1400 I’tano for $126,also
The
Gate
City
House
ha«
brought
In session at Lakeland.
tiook of Genesis. Them- sermon.« ought doi\n the high coot of living. Only 14.00 charge of a gun. 't'be operation waa four good mule». «Fred Shumon, West
I^Mr*. D. S. Melville, of Dongan HOI,
to bu «pccially welcomed ut this time per week for the finest table Imard in pronounced successful.
Side.
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Staten Island, and Mr*. R. M. Stone
becau«e the Sunday school lesson» for
the city. See Parker.
2S-H
oi New York, who have been taking a
the rtrtt nix month» of thii year aretaken
Both Waya.
pleasure trip, stopping at different
The Guarantee Investment and Loan
Gibbs—"Personal appearance la a
from Genrei*.
. , points o f interest in Florida, are the
The »object at night wUi t » "Tt»e Co.. Curry Bldg., Tamtia. Fla., lend helpful factor in business success."
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URlUSu m W .
» wrasse s i m I 11
•
lit
a s s fc^
fe
n—etnai
« peef to leave
i
helpful
factor
Ip
personal appearEvangfli’ tic song service b«*«ins at
local 47-tf
for particular*.
dlV for Ai. .Affiatine
>aM."-BMUm.TCMiyrig<._________
n'ülPÜL ... ,T.'-*.
' *%-.------1------- -- ----- "^ "H cv.1i t L'Hohinucin and wife of Due
Smith, F'ix-It-Mañ, dore tiret paper
W «t, 8. C „ spent several days of this
Lucky Juliet.
hanging, painting. M. G. T. Block,
" Methodist Ctrareb------------lit the city the guests of Mr*. F.
Mre. Knlcker— What Impressed youTtôôrnT.-------*■---- ------ - —
Cerviere in the Methodist church Surtmoat In “ Romeo nfld Juliet?" Mr«.,
W. Woodruff. Rev. Robinson is the
if
Wnde. t/»e Tuner. Oflatufo.
Hubbubs: Tha fact that Juliet could
pfwidsnt of the Due West Female. Col. day^March 2d, 1913:
keep s nurse In whet appeared to be
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
**t», and has many friends throughout
T i « » not affected our Job
Sjiauldin
Genuine See<l Potatoes,
Preaching. 11 a. m.. subject: Christ; Rose No. 4. tx-r 150 lb bag |2.(J5: IU-5 the suburb«— Harper’s Hazar.
the south.
printing prices. W e're atill
followed by Communion Service.
Bliss Triumph, per 160 lb bag $2.66.
1 Mr. and Mr*. Chas. M- Condon of
doing commercial work
Can
furnish
seed
grown
either
in
Maine
Sunday evening:
The Ruling Passion.
New York, have been the gureta of
or
New
York
state.
We
guarantee
our
of all kinds st prices sat
Senior League. 6:30.
Did you ever know a man so pros
U r- and Mrs. W. J. HR1 for »wversl
ataed to be the best and true to name.
' Preaching. 7:00; aubject: The Two Ten year* in the seed buainrrt; not a dis perous be wasn't figuring bow be
isfactory to you.
. y«. Mra. Condon was formerly a
satisfied customer« American Produce could make a little money off a aide
A
>f
Sanford and will be remt-rn- W «y* Through Life. *•—
Company, Jacksonville. Florida. 46*24« line?—Atcblson GlobeH. T. GAINES, PMtor.
red by many as Mira
S‘ ’k. . *
t
-«fcf ir-
LIVING
, !H
I
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February 28 1918
SANFORD
HERALD
GOOD LETTER—GOOD SUBJECT
Reader Give* Juat Crlllriam on Some
Santoed Business Mrn
Editor SaolotakHcraldi
few Hours Remain of the Big Offer and Every Possi
ble Subscription Should be Secured Before
. Noon Tomorrow.
>
Danger! pangeri Danger!
Warning you that the biggest and
be«t offer of any kind rioaea Saturday
.noon, March 1st- ihnrp, lie sure to rend
in every available aubsrription before
that hour If you wish to get the largest
number of voter on-thee». " —
2JQ0Û.votes
7,000 votes
Is there anything voo-hav» left un
done to make your campaign a winning
one? If there Is a single stone left un
turned or a single wire that you have not
pulled, do it now between now and Salunlay.
Your very beat. efforts are
needed to make yotirerlf a prite winner
and now is the time your effort« will
bring the moat results.
Your frftnria hare been loyal to you
throughout the whole contest, hut that
will not make you a prire winner. Your
own efforts from now on will decide If
you win or lose. If you have the energy
to get out and do your very best you can
maka youreelf a prixe winner. The
vote Is going to be so clov that no con
testant In list can afford to feel over con-
4 yean»' 8.00...........
„18,000 votes
6 years’ 10.00.......
.25,000 votes
10 years’ 20.00„„.............. ,75,000 votes
The list of candidates and their vote
exhibit as counted up to noon Thursday
Sanford, Fla.
MIm Ruth McDaniel .—-------- 112,750
Miss Esther M ille r____ --------- ,22.350
Mrs. n. L. Griffin...............
107,200
Mrs. R. A. Newman..... ......
106,660
Hanford. FIs.. H. F. D. No. I.
Mrs. I. V. Sterutron .... ..........— 59,600
Sanford, Fla., R. F. D. No. 2
Mias Gladys G reen_____________ 90,400
Sanford, Ha., K. F. D. No. .1
Miss Ethel Hickson
66,400
MIm Maud Cameron------------- 111,700
Misa Ferry lx-« Hell...................... 6,160
Pania. Fla.
Miss SalileU pford
Genera, Fla
Every one will need every subscription
that they can poasfbly secure, and re
Orrido, Fla
member that the biggest vote offer will Miss F. Kinney
dose at noon Saturday. March 1st
.'„.T h e candidate who gets out after Mrs. L. S. M cllrido.
Winter Park, Fla
votes ts the one who gel* them. You
Mrs J. D. Litson
can’t stay at home Hnd expect to mak»*
( ’assis, Fla.
a winning race. Energy and determin Miss Ruth Royal
Enterprise. Ha.
ation will win for you and if you pomw*w
Mrs. H. F. (juuckroboa
-these -TpliTTWcv -ymrTrnght~jn»>-c— uito
figure on a place for the piano.
office'on tt'JniTtVr of liuaffkaa.. Wiufithero a busincM man of Sanford fame in
to aee-you and told a tab; of woo an long
an your arm. Some one had stepped on
hfi toen and of coureehe noshed right to
the newipaer to atr hintrievanert and
to ask that you take up the matter in
the columns of your paper which you
did.
We Sahford people are proud of the
fact that we have a pap*r which we have
found to lx> always on the side of the
people so far as U possible. Wo Imlicvn
In-The Herald and in its editor. The
paper ao far aa wc have been able to
rind is published-^ith a view of giving
: Miss S o u d e Houston
Four Years of Real Joy.
Germany tine added another to It*
Uit of distinction»
ft lion produced
thfl perfect truant A boy of Fiortmtind
H i transferred, from bue school to
another;* he found out that his name
waa not entered on the register. That
was four years ago Since thdh ho
has gone from' tiomm every morning
with Ida bag of achool hooka, and
•acb evening at the appointed hour ho
has returned. It has now been dis
covered that the new achool has never
teen him, and that ho has had four
year* of vogabondage
Everybody who roads
magatile* boye ■ewepapers, bet everybedy
who roads newspapers
dooea’t boy magazines.
Catch the Drift?
“QUEEN ELIZABETH”
Photo-Play (in 4 P arta)
is a neighbor o f mine. I sec him many
times every day at his place of business.
*He uses the advertising columns of your
paper very little. Most of his printing
is done out of town and I imagine he
even ports reluctantly wjth bis $2.00
per annum.for Ills subscription. 1 huve
seen this same man pay as much as |25
to some fake advertiser who happened
along with some advertising "stunt"
that was positively not worth 60c to him
Yet this 'same man rush« rigid to you
when he wants something that you alone
can give him and which is of no concern
to you and for which you charge him
nothing.
All this proves to me that 1 certainly
could not qualify for a newspaper editor.
I would frel under the above cireumstanres like gently throwing this gentle
man through tiie skylight and landing
him in the park. Why it is that some
merchants of a town fail to patronixe
the home newspaper I cotifd never deter
mine. I am quite »ure that there is
nothing that helps to build up a town
and community like the local newspaper
pro|*-rly conducted. Personally I never
use any advertising than the local news- ‘fa-fter* which you
print for me. The local r.ews|W|>er go»-anil I can give them my iff Ile nell'tig talk
in just the way I want it. I have never
•enl out of Sanford for my printing
duce I have I«*-» lie re and do not MpoCl
to, us you have always given me gtaal
work and your prices an- just and rulit
While I am qui to sure that nearly
every merchant in Hanford ap<»r«?cialen
your p»l>«r, there are some who do not
give you the advertising patronage you
deserve, and it ia evident that some of
these same people do patronise nearly
every fake advertising scheme that come»
along, which would not lie so bad if it
war»- worth the price, luti it never is
II there were suine way of lining llu-werring brethren up und making them see
The folly- of thrtr ways I would like to «or
it done. At any rate if 1 were not a
patron of u newspaper office 1 certainly
would not have the nerve to ask them to
take up my petty grievance!».
With very beat wishes (or the contin-’
ued prosperity of The Herald, I ho(K> to
always lie,
A. READER
Monday and TuesdayB-March- 3 - 4
all next w eek
C.W. Park Dramatic Co
Real Society Dramas
. Musical Comedies
and
Live Up-to-date Vaudeville
under waterproof tents
PEOPLE r -__ Rcysífrvt'd S i
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T E A C H E R S OF FLORIDA
Si »t*e* Oprai a 5prin4 Non»al Hr vt* w Coara« March 26Ih lo May 3 0 Ih
Semi for a Hulletin A •p-xlal luw rote 1« ¿¡yen. The Mito tr*t booti orr* uted
You rati pu
Irr ai «in* Unir Preporr fur ji Keller grado. Coti li ofily S 4.50 per *rr*h, « f $ Ì9 OO for *»**
nmr wi-ofct fh»* iih4(k ì h IaM«» UutiU, icutu»«Udbi *xid lùiikm, Scndloc PlcHIffehullclliL
Adctrr •• STCTSOH UNIVERSITY- DeLond.
Tha Pre-Mfdical C o a ra * -PhyaioJofy, Bioiody, Anaiomjr. B«rlrrioi<dy, lliitntdr. Zonh»
*y Kiutnny. General ChemUtry lnof|snir Chrmlitry. Qualltatlvr and QuontHatlvr ChnnUiri
Scho«l al M « *ìc
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M ARKS REAL ESTATE AG EN C Y.
RAMONA
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(he Finest Vessel in. Sanford. Harbor. Ready for
Hire bn Hunting and Fishing Trips or
Pleasure Parties -pt reasonable relés
Enquire of E . P. Fultoti on toat at City Dock or See
A want ad is a good investment
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trees and other fruits and (lowers, fine garage and
pumping outfit, good water, electric lights, goin g at
a bargain.
$1,000 cash, balance on easy terms.
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This beautiful suburban home on Sanford
Heights consisting of ten rooms and bath and all
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BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
THE
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Special Attratto* U Calltd lo
Th» Pr*li«ioary Coorte io Alricullurt Ròtnny. tildoglf. Offaftlc and IitorjnnU Chrnti*
try. Qualilnllvr and Quantitmlvr Annlytit, Adrkultural Chrmlatry. Mi ornilo*) (¡«ulugy. ri.
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HERALD
ginlord ClUxona Not to Blimt.
Th«« vn a gr**t doti of untfvor-
ut
AÌayrrm>itf*»oOttBfriy ví*¡-
County Fhif'becauae the entire north
-1,1- 0( HorticuItunti Hall, which vu.«
^jgptíy-' tltcahfc*1'
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Naturally, » » t ò * # « * ^
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lit that
carry their coun
ty «-pandori Into every thin? they do
and nay,'-the inference «earned to' I »
that- .^Anftttd did not intend to-exhibit
product«* iritm all. Hut thie timo
Boater Hatty -Bates, who, although
feertUry of the Club, that agreed to
bring their atuff to the Fair, we underfund utterly refuaed to have anything
to do with It—* condition to be expect*
ed from a chap eo narrow between the
fy#i and With a head «loping a-lnnt.
It w*« tlie railroad that wa* in fault.
Billed out the, car on Saturday and lout
iomewhere between the Sanford new
depot and Orlandfl.
groum
the exhibit,
had to «land the brunt of the blnmc,
but took It good nuturrdly and did the
lest lie could.
L'i;
We are glad the broader minded rititem of Sanford prevailed in their de
termination to have aomething at the
Fair. They did not do thalr bent but
it. «bowed the proper spirit..—Orlando
Cithern
How kind of the Citium to let us
down so easy. No doubt the editor of
the Citiien was hoping Sanford would
not exhibit so he coula crow about It.
However Sanford usually puts one over
while Howard is sleeping and this is
the second timo ho has been badly fooled.
Too Many Orlando Paper«
Our city contemporaric« are contend
ing in trying to best each other in the
daily newNpaper field and have carried
the war Into the weekly arena.
Anybody who known the dally news
paper eltuaMon, and’our conlcmp''rmrb'B
know it full well, undmumls that there
b not room enough for two ilai(i>e in Or
lando—that during the rummer there
b «cfirefly room'for one, ami the qiifw-
We are not going to «hout It out loud
from the hoavtopa, hut pn»t hbtory will
rejicat itself and It remain.« to tx> the
longest puree, the be«t credit and the
itrongeet pulling /ore*« to tell the story.
Meanwhile, the Orange County Cltitcn. untrarrimelled ■by the dally grind,
will sit in a beautifully cuahUmed reserve
«cat anl enjoy th»« «crap going on down
funeral, but wa'll be In at the death and
«adly lay fnrget-mc-noUi on the little
n ournl, -Orlando Cititeli.
Coining Hark
■C. W. Park-Dramatic Comjwny will
l»c in our fair city nil next week pre-witl
ing high c lw i musleal corticdf«, real
•otil rUrring drama«, and up-to-date
vaudeville.
Mr. Park, who i« well and favombly
known here luw expended on unu«un!ly
large amount of money to play th!« en
gagement, scenery costume« and elec
trical effects being no harmonhted a« to
make hb targe waterproof pavilion* a
dienm of lieauty and grandeur never
Irfnn »nan, with an nrganitalinn ni 1Ilia
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For Monday Sale we Will have many Specials in New
Goods. See the New Styles in Diy Goods, Ladies’ and Gents*
Furnishings, Notions, Shoes and Furniture. All these goods
represent the highest quality in the most desirable merchandise, at prices the lowest.
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D R Y GOODS LAD IE S R E A D Y TO W E A R
SILK EOLIENNE
This is u handsome spring
creation in a silk Eolienne,
Worth 50c a yard for/'r t f?
Mondny special.......
Crinkeled Seersucker •
The light material of this
season is Seersucker, in solid
colors, stripes and neat floral
effects., Special line r t f *
for Monday’s sale ..... 4 f U t
RED SEAL ZEPHYRS
A pleasure it is to make up
a dress from a NO FADE Red
Seal Zephyr Gingham, large
assortment, 15 cent “| "I l-~
Embroidored Ratine
An opportunity Ls here to
buy a handsome Rutine with
embroiderer^ figuif*,
white
ground, with black and colofwf
figures, special-for —
Mondav
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MONDAY 8 O'CLOCK
Don’t fail to bo at this sale
for this most .wonderful Towel
bargain, a special 15c | -|
value for thU sale .... I l l *
Easter is almost here and the time is now ripe to
harvest one of our many bargains in handsome Lingerie
Dresses,
Linen and
Peaque effects.
Skirts— They are here in Linen, Linen
Peaque, etc. Special lot of these for Monday’s s a le .........:....... ........
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W e were fortunate to secure this great value in these
handsome Peaque Tailored Skirts, white as
snow. Special f o r .........................................
- GINGHAM DRESSES
F or M onday see this extensive line of Ladies’,
Misses' and Children's Gingham and Percale Dresses,
neatly trimmed and well made. These are wonderful
S pecial while they last Monday* a « 1
IQ
unities
S H IR T W A IS T S
makes the Shoe t o please
comfort
J iiL iU 1 in every
style and service and we mnke the
price the wonder of all: When buy
ing n pair of Shoes from this store you
can't help saving money, as every pair
of these fine Shoes are simply priced
below competition.
mu,<efi this liandsome Tine
of.Goodyear welta in Men's
Shoes, they ore Union Made of course,
on the nobbiest toes, most stylish and
coinfurtable losta.
We have them in
Tan, Patent- Leather. -Yiei Kid and
Gun Metal.
This is u line oCfshoe*
marked at our low prices, where value
reigns supreme.
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full standard double bed size for
TABLES
payment down and $1.00 a wt*ek
this fine Beti. Spring and Mattress
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howmg a special line
analon Dining Tables
ind round top, n fine
-wn.AUUki.Dak pining
r mbw the money by
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W e h ave just received a large line o f fifie Cook
Stoves in several diiTea^ent styles, to suit everyone, and
we will sell you one for $1.00 a week.
Catch the Idea t
SPECIAL 3c
This Lh a Hpecial ORsortment
of.Soaps from the well known
firm of Colgate for Mond a y» cake only
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Just think! For Monday Hale (one day only)
re sell Genuine National Spring« ( t o Q Q
baking.
community.
RUG SALE
For .one day only (Monday)
we will nell a line Axmlnster
Rug, 2 7 x5 4 ii^ u ry«-i J O ^
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m e n ’ s L e a t h e r s h o e s $1.57
Sep our special value in an all leather
Shoe for Men that will
wear for
It pays to have a good Cook Stove for cooking and
whole
$1.25 FOR 98c
FTiIl standard size Suit Case,
well made and warranted to
give satisfaction, $1.25 grade
our special price for A Q rt
these on ly.............
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See our handsome line of white Lingerie Shirt
waists, neatly trimmed with luce and embroidery, also
hand embroidered effects, well worth $1.50 each. Q O ~
Just see them Monday for only. ...—
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It is a great ndvanV r l I I §■ ^
tage to be able to
hJü
w/
buy all leather shot*
and know you are; even the cheapest
shoe t we handle are guaranteed tobe
all leather.
________ $3,50 SHOES 12.98
Thto Ls a truly great value in Putenl
Leather, Vici Kid and Tan Russia,
Calf, in Goodyear welt, rilso turn soles
our special price for MonQQ
day’s sale
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SALE PILLOW
Monday we will have a very
special line
of
guaranteed
Feather Pillows on sale at each
while the lot lasts Q Q n
MOST WONDERFUL VALUE
STOVES!!
But *£ ad vert i*cnicnt in
dug paper talk« to the
Crash,
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(Alterations Free)
Tim »how will exhibit at Fifth and
Park Mm h , oppmlu- city park, starting
Monday, Mar. 3rd, ending Mar. sth.
Pppular price of 10 cent« to all will pre
vail and performance« will be given retardhauiLwcathcr, as. our ten til do not
It-ak and a thorough beating ayitem
trepa you from getting cold
Rrteryed scat« 25c extra.
t*t. AU next week.
also
10 YARDS 89c
. Genuine all linen Toweling,
special weight, for Monday,
One day on sale at 8 q q
o'clock, 10 yds___...... Oc/C
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BEDROOM SUITS
X
We huve several Hplendid bargains
♦ ¡n bedroom suits, can be had with
j cither wood, bmss or iron bed. And
X a most satisfactory way to got one of
X these fine suits Is to make a amall payX ment-d«wn-and weekly— (& 1 . A A
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payments of only.
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SEWING
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MACHINES
G et a Winchester and you will hnVe a Sewing
Machine that will do the heaviest or finest sewing, and
by paying $1.00 a week you will soon own it.
Hear the Victor! See the Victor! and you will
buy a Victor, the instrument that, coins
music andón weekly payments of only
SI .00
/c left Plant ÜU;V
week» and thi-m ha?».,
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« 58,012.GO. The
H h .u ch longer; tlirce
• the end of tba
�February £8 1918
tea in orante basket*
M. H. B ow l». Mre. P. L. Woodruff,_______
Mis* Beth Mettlngcr, M rvB . A: R 6WaRI*b«te**:
GRAND ORGAN RECITAL
Mm. R. O. Gerror, Mrs. Fannie Mumon Mr*,
and Misa Carrie LovelL
: jnember
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church and-build better and finer ediflees and Install pipe organs in order that
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Terror*: Messr*. R. G.ptookton, W. U. JiV*®*1'.
many exchaogea axa iKUHt M L l f c l
tmeiw: in fact the Journal recall# r»n*
Program for March 5th:
that are not The unprecedented growth
Music.
of the state i» due In treat measure to the
“ A Brief Sketch concern! n« Ma,|
enthusiastic advertising ***h P*P«r "
Monteworl and Her Dlscny **ry-" ]
gtvlrtg its section Daytóne Journal.
3 3 2 5 w i ^ f f s £ l ^ ^ / . 7 7 T - r < k C * v r.
"Xn Explanation of the Mnnto
Forster. Phil
Method—Itt. Advantage* Ulll| Di
Thé program in detail-follow#:
Moore, C. E. Walker, E. N. Luke, FTasér
vantage«.*' Mr*i Lillie Farnvwoi
'Introductory: From the opera of Mar Armstrbhf, C. H. Walker, J. O. Lang
Roll Call. tha, by Flotow; grand organ, piano, or- ley, W. H. Wright, Capt Murreil and
Famous Educators.
rheetra and chorus of over forty voices. Prof. WHdmSn.
. The Wednesday Club arc Invite
Unfold Y e Portal* Everlasting, by
Mime* Farnsworth and Leffler to
Gounod, Prof. C. E. Wade, solo organist.
their regular meeting at th. |.rir
Quartette, comets, meilophone and
department of tho school nc\i \v.-<j
baritone. The Pilgrim Chorus, by Wag
Ulncd by Mr*. R. J: Holly at her pretty convene« In Eustis today. Delegate« study subject and pmgrar
ner— Messrs. I. N . Nash, W. L. Harvsy,
home-on Sanford Heights, which la sur- ■ « expected from, every pat* o f ,he ducted by Mrs. M. M. Ste'
W. C. Aspimvall and Felix Frank.
rounded by orange trees and which at state. The rititen* of Euatis haye pr$- , ,-a| good articles on "Br*J
(a) Traumeri, by Schumann; (b) Chant
this season of the rear are especially P*red to give the visitor« a rousing re- work M n g done there by I
Triumphal, by Gaul— Mr. Wade and the
beautiful, covered as they are with love- ceplion during their sUy iti that prop»- ary Societies, were read
Grand Organ>
ly and fragrant whit# orange biomotos peroua little town. Yacht rides on the member* of tbf society,
. Prison Beebe, from II Trovatore, by
and with many-of the ripe o r in g » atm lake 'trill be one of the feature« of the tttAfter the program and
Verdi—Semi-Chorus; Mr*. E. L. Robinon them, making aa they did the attrac- tertalnment. It Ja expected that more the meeting had been cot
tire and nah.t»i m U moUt « f gre«" than.250 visitor* and. dakntate* wttLbe Urious vaWi.Jid’ t^oraUU*
wRIte and yellow.
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Baptist Church
...The room* were decorated with orange
One of tho big feature* that will-be
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Snconii
Sunday
in the renn of i«rr*
blossoms and th# entertainment w«» lirfdlscumed at the convention will be the
m ow on the Christian LJfe. Morning
roadway
M u .-lr Hub.
Quebec-Mlami Highway,
2400 mile* long, and which is now prac
The Music a u b will hold their regu service: Why the Christian Ule
tically completed with the exception of lar meeting at the home of Mr«. T. A. Chriatian. 'The Lords Supper »ill he
links amounting to 300 mile*. These Neal, leader for the afternoon, Satur observed at the cio«#.
At 7:15 p. m. the subject win bete
place* are now befog filled In at all places day at 3 p. m. Every member of the
where they occur. The Canadians have club b urged to be present, aa business The SecontJ Element in Conversion
already completed their part of the high of Importance must be attended to a*, Thaïe services at night will lx- i-vangd,
L«tie A cordial invitation it- -'tended
way. It I* pointed out that the highway. this meeting.
to
all.
J. W. WILDMAN.
If completed before next fall will mean
Please come promptly.
millions of dollar* to Florida. The
American Automobile Association with
v' ~ Wednesday dab.
■ Th# Clearwater News, through It*
400 clubs, and about 60,000 member*
The Wednesday Club held their reg able Amorist* editor, Eugene L. IVarce,
means that probably 6,000 of them will ular meeting at the home of Mrs. Hen is starting on energetic campaign of
tour Florida during the coming season, ry Wight Wednesday afternoon. Mm. agitation for-protection for th*- pine (or.
and it I* also estimated 'that 20,000 R. O. Chase, leader.
eats of the state. It is likely that the
people will he added to the winter tour
As there was a very large attendance next legislature will pass n hill n this
ists because of* thin highway. It Is also oi th# members it was deemed beet to subject, although It la held in sorin' i|iurestimated that they, will spend on an omit the program for the afternoon, tera that any provision In such un sure
average of 1100 each, which means that except tbe music, to discuss thorough involving privately held timl-T l»n<h
they would leave $200,000 here when ly and in detail, the subject that has would.be uncon«titutional
tbe>’ departed.
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been claiming the attention-of the var
That Florida b already doing a big ious dub* in the d ty for some weeks,
The special committee ap|xnnt<-l «..me
road wotk.b ret forth In the fact that of namely, the amalgamation of' the sev time ngo by the Tampn city c.mn. il to
Deane Turner, Misa Bessie Long, Mrs. feet orange.
thp forty-nine counties in the state, eral clubs Into one large Woman's • rfest with the Tampa Eleci rir i .i)ii|>af\y
J. W. Wltdman, Mr*. H. C. DuBoee, Mrs.
thirty-two have fond work under con Club.
on the matter of aectring a redu-tinn in
Ed. Higgins, Mr*. H. E. Hater. Mrs. O.
struction. Sanford district leads all
Mm, R. E. Tolar played most de rates on. light and power la-t vht reL. Hoy, Mrs. M. Hymen, Mrs. T. A. New her orange first and In the shortest time, fother section« of Florida having »tarted lightfully, Rinding* beautiful ’’ Rustle
ported, stating tluit the HTmi
the
ton, Mils A l l « Tetherly, Mrs. W. L.
Mrs. N. J. Perkins won the contest, 25 miles of brick paved road«.
of Spring.’ Accompanied by Mrs. D. committee had been so mie*-i--*iui that
¡aHt ir. M .^ywawge spoon. The booby \
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I'jifo '-a s c i •m itprtl ./s M M .'th » *Tamp:i VI.Ttric
prize, and India rubber ball, representing^ • '
^m eB obsief- " *K * r
^The Little Irish GirJ,” i^y UjUA A fyfa 4 K W T n ~
• te z m m t - rtu*
erlne Waldron, Miss Ethel Moughton an orange was received by MissLuelln
tho enjoyment of the delightful music reduction will amount to ntn..|i ifi 2d
Miss Rente Murrell.
Hampton. _ 1 _ ~ * - ~
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U?*tlllinBrT body, entered- upon the per cent-on lighting and 21 i- -m
CoBtraitor- M n -r .' tt
After |be conrlusion of the Interest the greatest Ixnwtcnt for Its town and discussion of the amalgamation pro power, according.to the r*-|- -r <f ih*
J. T. Brady, Mr*. G. W, Waldron, Mri. ing contest delicious cake, with orange section. This U a strong statement, for and con, and In lengthly detail.
The special committee.
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" B ueoe^ MmmwT P. P.
The Largest and Best Stock
We Have Ever Shown
bé Pleased to Show Them
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Published Semi-Weekly— Tuesday and Friday
.OUR DEMOCRATIC
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Hanford District has ihc Right
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Takes Oath o f Offifcc aí the
W hite H ouse
CAPITAL BLAZE O f OLORY NOW
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and Other Parts of the World
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MVashington await*-the coming of
Woodrow Wilson. iiM^Prmdent of the
Unitad State*.—SioaPLldai» to v. » Icome him today are ready and every do
tail U complete for the Inauguration cer
emonlea and the attendant military unit
civic demonstration today.
'No President-elect over found tho cap
ital of tho nation whose doatinio* he is to
guide mbre brilliantly arranyed or more
abundant with enthopinam than Woodrow WUson willfin
oday. Flags and
(treamera from eve; itafT and building
will wave him
mo and cheering
thousands anon
tho spacious eo
pi*nade of the unto lation approaches
and the streets thro
which ho will lie
driven to his hotel
stir the patriotism
of his heart. Onq' < .Mr. Wilson's first
’ acts aa a private d
n will be to call,
. with Afra. WiLion/u
the President ol
the United Statesj
Mrs. Taft. Ar,
rangementa for tftli ,ere mude today
President-elect and h , Wilson, shortly
after their arrival w
receive Colonei
S. Cosby, chief ald^jto the President,
who wjll escort thffo'to the White House
in the President's* j automobile The
President and hire. ¡Taft will receive
them in the hluejrbiqn where arnbasBudors, chief justice» of [the supreme court
• and foreign Princes Mait the President.
Many,.of tho diplomatic corf» in their
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caulnet Tiró exjatctMT
reception
will fie short utyl men President-elect
and Mrs. Witso t v Hi return to their
hotel for lunchedn l
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The ono baiuli. w 10 la«t night tauird
ed a Wabash ,oa diger train bound
for Kansas Cit,r it) Delmur Station.
..near the western etl t of St. Luma, abtained only $10.|10 » i d a watch. Tills
was the proceeds nkitainrd from two
passenger* held up] in the point of a
revolver. Tlie bandit then seemed to
lose his nerve aijtl. pulling the airbrake
Bin ut (ik ’tt Frinì,
cord, stopped t
a small station i ut thirteen tilden
—wesr of St; Louis; ;nd romped in the
darkne
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lille*, secretary lo
Charles Dewey
Preiidont Taft or [he last two yenrs
1,1 liked men in olfiand one of tho
rial life Jn Wa libatori, will unit the
White House Mtwcb i4. to become a part'twj-oM4drmind Dvjlfthi, resident man't4|i of the Employer
ager o at Now Y<
Liability Aaron ttCtrj Gorpeiratnun
Bed, of Londo n .11itr. Hille- will re
[ip of the Repulditain the chairma
tee, for which he
can national com
er.
As secretary
was chosen last
recoived a salary
to President T a il
of $7,500 a year n in hla new position
he will receive abpit $20.000 a ye r.
o
On the border near
In a running
|y today between
Douglas, Aria.
d troofiere of tlie
Mexican, soldiers
Ninth United Sul cavalry, four Au.xi
ne of thp American
cans were kill '
injured, according
troqpa were
iatc-Lodny
officers, walking on
Four American !
three m il« from
the American Air
tn have been fired
Douglas, are repor
Vupon
V Hby
RB
L . _jiar Mexican soldier*.
forty
patrolling the border out of Ague Prleta.oppoaite Douglas. Sixteen of the negru
troopers of the Ninth niahçd to the place
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•had a.apWtedLakirn'wh;
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Sunday was a day of farewells for
*• Président Taft. He began his lost SunY - d » y as President with a brief sermon to
- ; *- Tbe congregation of All Souls' Unitarian
(fimreh, where he has worshipped for
^ fOiir years; bade ndjcu to wivea of mem-
idc. i
on llnnd building
RETAIL HARDWARE MEN
FOR N IN fi IIROTHERS
Monument Krecied to Ihe Memor) of
Confederate Soldier*
The following will lie of internet to the
Tolar family in this city:
There bos just been erected in old
Croa* Creek Cemetery, this city, a mon
ument that is unique in that it com
memorates the deed* of nine brother* who
■erved as Confederate, soldier*, all of
them volunteering in 1661. In addition,
it has been reared by a son of one of these
heroes, who himself at the tender age ot
A£ year* {served uncnllsted (on account
of hi* youthl dnring the last year, of that
tfiemotafile trtrngghr:—
This monument «lands near Ihe one
reared to the memory of the Confederate
heroes bv the women of Fayetteville.
On the front side of tho monument this
is inscribed:
"In memory of nine Tolar brother«
sons of Kobt-rt and Frances Tolar, all
iwirn in Cumlterland county. North Car
olina.. All volunteered in 1861 They
gave their l>eat service to their counlry
a* Confederate soldier*."
On the three other side* of the shaft
are the name* of-the nine heroes, a* fol
lows
"William J . Captain Co B. 10th S. C.
Volunteers. Seriously wounded leading
a charge, battle of Atlanta, Gu , July 22.
IMG4
John II , l«l Lieutenant Co II.,
t)rr « Rifle Regiment S V. C. Killed
tary o( thè Florida Retai! Hardware
battle of the Wlltleriusw May 6. 1864
H. Powell, Secretary Tampa »»ill Take Journey over State
Board' of Trade
.
r p|
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^ Cuyahoga County, Ohio, of which
° * r lo r,d a
Cleveland is the metropolis, 1« gridironed
with a net-work of brick road*, and they SAM 0111) IN THE ITINERARY
have not cost the county ono cent.
'
This is a broad statement, but if is: (
gospel truth, and I hereby npjretid some Commercisi Club and Citiicm Gen
figure* to prove that Hillsborough couiw
erally Will Combine to Enterv
tyj-an havrhridcrontlr rhe full length of
tain Visito m ------ -----tRe*county east and west, north and
south, and many milewnf toteral«. the
The National Retail HarriwiTpr-Denlinitinfwrrtfrtwv-paidlTy the county, but era Association-will hold their annual
the county to be reimbursed by increased ronvention ntjacksonville, March 19-21
valuation of the projierty of the city and There will probably l>e present R0O rep
of the rural real estate
resentative business men from all ov< r
Ten years ago the value of the rural tin1 United State*. Many of them will
real estate of Cuynhngoa county was he accompanied .by their wive« and
$211.000,000. Since that time $7,000 - daughters. The New England de|rgn000 has l>een exfiended in the county tor lion of 195 will arrive in Sanford on the
rural brick highway*. Today the vain -learner DeBary Mar 22nd. They will
ation of the rural real e*tare Lh J10I 000 • have two hours to iqiend in Sanford, re000. With this valuation of rural read turning on the same steamer Another
eat ate and wit It the low tax rate of that party will arrive at the union »tation n*
county, 1.34, the county is aide to build 8 a. m. and remain two hours. They
fifty-five mile* additional mile* of brick will then proceed to Lakeland and Tarnroadway each year, and brick roadway pa. The opportunity to entertain three
in the north costs nearly three time* to visitors by an automobile or carriage
build what it does in tills state, ns they drive about Sanford and to present them
have to have a thick grout to withstand with some souvenirs of their visit that
freexe*
they run take to their home« should not
Increased land values have rutsi-d the be mimed
county revenue fur le-y.'.nd the ro->t of
A letter from W K Jackson, seen
By
W.
the roads— not only ha* gmsl roads in
ereaned rural valuation* but done nor li Associution to Geo. Il Fernnld ni thls
to make f'l»,velund a t iyy--r c i t '. iii ■! tb-- city ptves thè fnlhiwiug infonwitlon r<
Hty of Cleveland and the county together gurding thè visi! to Florida o! thè retad
ha« seen ¡1* volimtioit* increase in ten hardwnre dealer* of thè United StatesNational Sw-relary M. I. ( ’nr«*v Ar
y e a - from $l71.!-78 <I«* t.< $»'-05 M " 'n-n
The county cnmmisauiner* ui t iling gin, Imi. and \\ K laekson of laike
of their work says "Tliere * no «*’on- lumi. Flu , secretar)' ol lite Floridu Ite
oiny in cheap mails
We are huilding itali Hardware Associatimi, together with
vitrified lirtrk road« now ifiut v l l Iasi Stantuiu ( prti« of _( l>u
fifty to ’ oTtfr'hurjiJ/»-U»-*f,s(#er*K*ti*v Jb>- ,y t!l '¡u-v-en^'*
1A W ^SJiifiirn
heactenf motor Iraflir
The road* we • Railway; ¡IT worfcTntT'bur ibe arrang»build nwl $30.000 u mile '
merit* for the trip to the national eonIn Florida it eitsi* approximately *500 vention •<> he held m Jiieksonvllte, Fla ,
a mile |M-r loot width
A nine foot road next month
would post $4 500 a mib- . And I am
A* alreMly announced a sp-cial train
m favor of a nine foot brick road, w ill' will have ( hfcagti Saturday. 5fart-li 15
ivt wood curbing, and outside ol Hit« at noon, arriving at Jacksonville Mon
road tamp thro- loot ol clay, or shell and day morning The only slop of an>
•lupi Bermuda gru-*« rbis would wake , duxaluui will be at ClmUuiumga. wberv
a 16 foot roadway for turnouts and in ihe party will upend Sunday.
From Jacksonville an intereating "id*
the country, any two nr thn*' inde» re
moved from large eitie.. you would not i rip is Iwlng arranged. A% so far out
find two atuix or tearrv* turn out in ex lined it wifi be mf follows: Leaving Jacknrtly file siime s|rot. tmrl the side road ■onville ut 3:30 a. m. on Saturday. Mar
way* ’ nubi not Milfer from ttillin'
I _"J .irriving .11 Satlfonf at 7 .'10 ,t ill.,
*sw a piece of ruaiI Injiil under lli*se- where - oliee will be served umt an auto
*l»*eificBtirin* iif '""anford. on ( ‘elery :»ve rrintnle rule pruvitled. lataving at 0
hup, a county roadway traveled n* much a. in the party will arrive ut Winter
a* Nebraska avenue. It was laid four Park at 10 o'clock, where breakfast will
year* ago. and the «ide Huy »trip cov- be served, and an automobile ride will
ered with Bermuda grass is ns »olid a* be taken through the orange groves to
cement and show* no «ign of wear from. Orlando, where the train will In- waiting,
"Robert M. private Munn’s Artillery.
Kith N t \'
Captured :\t «urremler of
Fort Fisher, N. ( '
"Matthew A Sergeant
Hstli-ry. N t \
"Thotna* If
Sergeant l o It
Itui,
S C V
Wounded, battle of Murfrees
boro. Tenn.. Dec IS. 18112 Dh»l in
^ y
T^CHOaaC-swvigNsrr A ug 5. lafis
‘
n -If frriv.W»- Co. K. Ikth
N < \
Wounded Hanover Va M:tv
37 1HiI3 I tt-i)iblisl for lulet ni-rv»'-,
G III matv file Sun
Allrtsl II ,
Ciiplain Co K
IMh
0 O o ••
N C \
Wounded thn*»' time* last at
The midwinter Chautauqua open*
Gettysburg July 2, 1863. when diwibl
Sunday ut Orlando and ihe program anlor later ulile service
the turn-out* "
V
Fiel r her Is llimorrd
In Cuyahoga County. Ohio, they pave
I’ Fletcher. pr<s*nlent
Duncuii
1
Hon
one tide ol the road with brick and tiet h**1 wmthern commercial ronjtrwRH
other side is just graded -to that team« <
„ill)__________
,,incc Mur
-The efny p.wei„ u. -try
__________________
______
luiuk h III the senate
has Ixs-n unsigned to and liohbThey claim m < level, nil that 1h#- t
roads are n*s|>on»iltle for the low cost o metnberehi]) on some of the most (m
in1 portant committee* of the gn-.iti-it de
living that truck farmers com* (4
with
•
mile*
liberati ve IhkI v in the world
Cleveland for twenty to thirl.
Shortly ufter tho death of the late
more ease than formerly four or five miles
thus increasing the -cope, cl their truck Senator Ruyner, he was selected to
gardens available to the rity'« markets take Senator Rayner's place on the
Also, rural life ha* Irecome jatjiular in ' judiciary committee, which stnnd* at
Cleveland with Cleveland |teople. The the heatl of the first five mo*l imporcountry fieople conte to the city lor a unt committee* of the body.
Thin
night's amusement, or a hn*<* br.ll game ( committee includes the a b W lawyer*
and the city peoplp are taking to coun , in either ttennlu or house, and is an aaJry homes and Itackyard farming.
signtnent that come* to a «enator only
This year they will build 110 additional alter he'ha* shown himself worthy of
tnlUta of brick.fttadt. in that county, mak- it* in avery respect.
TiTg' a tol.irrd-rW m ij f«' n< lirlt-V"uivlfiir^ TLL..JCìlgnment gir*» kUmato.- Kiel
' clier place on ten commute»"», a* Id!
in the county exclusive of the city
*• [low*: commerce, which t* U> the «enale
Build Church Addition.
i what. ’ he river* and harbor* committee
Tho officer* of the Presbyterian çlturch ! ¡""Vu ' the itou»e; Judiciary: fisheries,
at a meeting last Sunday night drchletl j JJvp ^ . p ^ j t trilM» of Inditing: Pacific
to build an addition to the church. island* and Porto llico; Philippin»*■
Thi* was ¡migrative oh ugeount of thv
. ^
prjv¡bvw and election», of
eSHiOimly increasing- attendance and which
....................
* •*
—
he wilU-p.obabiy.bc
rhairmtt
Xtho large Sunday school.
.filter March 4, linifcvund public benlth
:t-z
,
'
and national tprarantioe; also lliat of
Mfs. Bruton*« MliHnery
Opening.
the joint committee on\jrint(ng. whiclt
Mr*. J. H. Britton ha* ju»t returnc»l
acta a* a hoard ol director* fur the
from Atlanta where «he ifispt-ctw^ 0 «
government printing' office —‘(kuta
w ,a
largo »tock of the foreign reprtaentaBanner.
ve* having headquarter* in Atlanta,
that
green
ever tdnee. of visitifig Georgetown
Unhvnity. - In between times he took
12tl» nnd.iatb. at tite n*w quarters in
up »¡th Secretary HUlos many lini»ortani
the Clark block next to the |H»t»>ffice.
,f.- maltera which- be. wkihcs to see settled
The ready-to-^farjiat* are now often
' Ju-iops heNurna \b«frteins o f government
to fnspcetlon and can be seen at the
ov»r to Mr. Wibw.n.
millinery parlor». Remember the
—
of opening, and be ready to com« early
^your friends at the (iibaon Ue
U ’"li
'..viírfiíi T.,
»'*,
- .i, V
before the beet creation« are »old.
á á k -v - , . .
51
‘
_ *.
* The Tallahmuree True-D»'inocral in
vile* throw rreident* who are dissatisfied
with that town to move out and make
room (nr the large jiumtwr of people
anxiovL* to occupy three residence» ol
the«« dJiMUsrted people,
i
'«r
,
Ctimming*«
Tho following telegram regarding the
river and harbor bill has l>c«n received
here: "The uvor.wv'uLivajU-r.W k-sthidyv
was agreed upqn by the conferees on the
parto f the house and senate, has gone to
the President for his signature. House
member* believe that there*!* grave dan
ger of hi* veto lieing appjfcd, but on the
senate side of the eapito! there is much
optimism. Among the senate member*
who have lieen most hopeful all along of
the bill's passage is Senator D.- U. Flet
cher of Florida. He added a number of
important amendment* to it and ha*
been watrhing it closely. Hr »aid: ‘ I
believe the I|^J1 will be signed. A num
ber ol big «emite amendment*, including
the Conneetieut river dnm. hare been
eliminated,-and I sis’ no reason why it
should not now Jwcnme n law.* "
oo o
It is reported that considerable acre
age will be planted to short staple cot
ton tn Alachua county this year. The
cultivation of Sea Island Cotton ha* not
proven profitable fur several year», and
the acreage planted to the long staple
variety f« not likely to be as large as
usual
Notwithstanding the very short
crop last year the price has been fur lielow that at wliu-li it can be ruised profit
ably. and farmers generally devot« u
largi r acreage to crops of a
luri . in the way of grain, buy, ejo., a
i-fK-riidl) large crop of iHitatues of the
"Haynes
prlvale Co K,
|6th
N. C. Y
Killed aerideninlly during
Seven Day« llutth-s around Richmond
June 1862
"Joseph M . bugler Ctimming'» Bat
tery, N. C. Y " Fayetteville >N. C 1
Observer
Who Paid fur Ihe 111u Ibtrltetue'
f dibit Sanford Herald.
he etMuep*
()v«*le t,ev*. k,.pl
stleiil too lofg itmul tin- "totit,
rlibeul»
and discoorteatw pouretf against them In
windy newspAfier article* They have
been accused of allowing Orlando office
«»•kerw to pay for their entertainment.
They have M-en neeu*»*! of Itebtg artful
dodger* of their just luxe* The) have
(«•«•ti held up Indore the piddle as b-mg
object* of pity and ridicule, and we takibi* opportunity «I «MUowaUng tluun
■/•■li« nr nrnnrr rnrrrtr--i,cfo'-e tie
The bnrlupcue at Oviedo wte* conceived,
ilann.-d and paid for l>) the cittren« of
•vtt'tlo. Not one cent 111«" ln-etl receiv
froth (blando or west Oratige, hnd they
natorully leel that they are ln*ing badly
misrepresented by writer* wholly ignar
ant of the fuel*.
They are not pampered sous of Or
lando, neither do they feed their friends
and git6»»* on "rare ling' furnished by
county office».
They are friend- of Orlando as the) tire
friend* of the whole county, and nil cit
ile n* of Orange county were Inviteli to
xius fvrtiecm. W’jtIllUR dt«crifTtiHalion.
T fid f'ltlren* tri h rs r i»
tation of lieing enlightened, indefrendent.
self-adjusting, just ami cheerful tax
payer*.
They have sufficient intelligence to
filati th"ir own harltecuew, are financluily
able to pay their own Mils, and a»k alms
etiunerd for the w»*'k is mort attractive.
Many excellent .speaker* will lie heard
ami several entertainment*. ma*!cal and_______ ;
otherwb* will lai held. The clmutauqua
•
It free fo all and is certain tu prove an,
attraction in Orlando to the hundreds
of vtxilor* ns well a* the horn« folk».
000
■ ‘
lodge John M
I ‘henry of Orlando.
.■ring the term of 1 inlet 8tulce Court
Saturiluv
alter mum.
bade furcwijl
to the fcdrrul lu-neli a< Tampa. The
judge hun tilled the j«e>i»ion t»ut six
months, (wing appointed when Judga
J. \V. iuH-ke of Jacksonville retired. 1)0fng elevated from tile position of prose
cuting attorney Judge Cheney was
dul) appointed by President Taft, but
with man) other appointment* lieforo
thi, SenuUi it ha* been withheld from ap
proval by thill body and the Judge’»
4—
-■( o..titlniHny np the Iwnch will.
-ml when Woodrow Wilson lakes oath
if iilliee today
41 (I (J
Ocala ha» grown *o much in the past
few year« and tin* people who are now on
the outside of ihe city limit* being anxI in* i* apfiear* to come in, there is a
strong movement for extending the city
boundaries City council and citizens
generally are discussing the" matter and
it is likely that the next legislature will
lx- asked to allow the extension desired.
o o o
. ,
The acceptance by the city council ol
t(ie splendid new double tank chemical
r ernrihft Tx nnnthrr long irtride ^^forward in Palatka's progress. A num
ber of tryouts have laxm made with sat
isfactory result» ami now that the city’*
fire fighting equipment has been In
creased imd improved the lowering ol
fire* insurance rate« w ill ils a consequence
follow.
. ' o o o
v'
ofna.one.._ •_
They may tfilfer sorm-w-liul’ concerning —JTnmp»i~wiH- have no exhibit at -lhu----- ” 2,
county division, but they stand unatti Conference for Education in tho South,
| M 11
mously anti ttnnlteraldy. op|K>»cd to any which J* to lie held in Richmond; Vo,J
beginning
April
16.
The
Hoard
of
advetae criticism of Oviedo, and the
honor. Integrity and hospitality ol h**r Trade has lieen axkod 4o lake up the matter and will do *o at its meeting Wcdcitizen*.
Rreprcfuily,
ono
Korty-nlno thousand »even hundred
■wxwk. -twttaiy.un, tnuarto of .ilfafftffilTtn
musical course on the pipe organ at wcre'Sluppexl !rot'll I'hllll CRy HlM « « T
^(I'tsoti University »nil ha* taken charge The Plant City Courier sn)-«- "407.864
of the pi j a* organ of the Congregational quart» of berric* have left I’lunt ( Ity in
church of this city and will !*■ the regu the past eleven wex-ks and these bavo
ttisl the growers 468.012.60. Tho
lar organist. Ml*« I-ovell is an accom
season
will not last much longer; three
plished musician und her many friend»
t i l l l>e delighted to learn of her addi weeks will probably see the end of tb«
berry season
tional laurels.
>. • r*' * .
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February £8 1918
GRAND ORGAN
RECITAL
Continued from flnt page
»,
¿3*-. Itw.
church and-build better and finer ediflees and Install pipe organs in order that
S I
. ■* muxje.
Thé program in detail-follow#:
'Introductory: From the opera of Mar
tha, by Flotow; grand organ, piano, orrheetra and chorus of over forty voices.
Unfold Y e Portal* Everlasting, by
Gounod, Prof. C. E. Wade, solo organist.
Quartette, comets, meilophone and
baritone. The Pilgrim Chorus, by Wag
ner— Messrs. I. N . Nash, W. L. Harvsy,
W. C. Aspimvall and Felix Frank.
(a) Traumeri, by Schumann; (b) Chant
Triumphal, by Gaul— Mr. Wade and the
Grand Organ>
. Prison Beebe, from II Trovatore, by
Verdi—Semi-Chorus; Mr*. E. L. Robin-
Deane Turner, Misa Bessie Long, Mrs.
J. W. Wltdman, Mr*. H. C. DuBoee, Mrs.
Ed. Higgins, Mr*. H. E. Hater. Mrs. O.
L. Hoy, Mrs. M. Hymen, Mrs. T. A. New
ton, Mils A l l « Tetherly, Mrs. W. L.
erlne Waldron, Miss Ethel Moughton
Miss Rente Murrell.
CoBtraitor- M n - r . ' tt
J. T. Brady, Mr*. G. W, Waldron, Mri.
tea in orante basket*
M. H. B ow l». Mre. P. L . Woodruff,_______
Mis* Beth Mettlngcr, M r v B . A: R6WaRI*b«te**:
Mm. R. O. Gerror, Mrs. Fannie Mu mon Mr*,
and Misa Carrie LovelL
: jnember
Terror*: Messr*. R. G.ptookton, W. U. JiV*®*1'.
many exchaogea axa iKUHt M L l f c l
tmeiw: in fact the Journal recall# r » n *
Program for March 5th:
that are not The unprecedented growth
Music.
of the state i» due In treat measure to the
“ A Brief Sketch concern! n« Ma,|
enthusiastic advertising ***h P*P«r "
Monteworl and Her Dlscny **ry-" ]
gtvlrtg its section Daytóne Journal.
3 3 2 5 w i^ ffs £ l^ ^ / .7 7 T -r< k C *v r.
"Xn Explanation of the Mnnto
Method—Itt. Advantage* Ulll| Di
vantage«.*' Mr*i Lillie Farnvwoi
Roll Call. Famous Educators.
. The Wednesday Club arc Invite
Mime* Farnsworth and Leffler to
their regular meeting at th. |.rir
department of tho school nc\i \v.-<j
" Bueoe^M mmwT P. P. Forster. Phil
Moore, C. E. Walker, E. N. Luke, FTasér
Armstrbhf, C. H. Walker, J. O. Lang
ley, W. H. Wright, Capt Murreil and
Prof. WHdmSn.
Ulncd by Mr*. R. J: Holly at her pretty convene« In Eustis today. Delegate« study subject and pmgrar
home-on Sanford Heights, which la sur- ■ « expected from, every pat* o f ,he ducted by Mrs. M. M. Ste'
rounded by orange trees and which at state. The rititen* of Euatis haye pr$- , ,-a| good articles on "Br*J
this season of the rear are especially P*red to give the visitor« a rousing re- work M n g done there by I
beautiful, covered as they are with love- ceplion during their sUy iti that prop»- ary Societies, were read
ly and fragrant whit# orange biomotos peroua little town. Yacht rides on the member* of tbf society,
and with many-of the ripe o r in g » atm lake 'trill be one of the feature« of the tttAfter the program and
on them, making aa they did the attrac- tertalnment. It Ja expected that more the meeting had been cot
tire and nah.t»i m U moUt « f gre«" than.250 visitor* and. dakntate* wttLbe Urious vaWi.Jid’ t^oraUU*
wRIte and yellow.
.
~
present.
Baptist Church
...The room* were decorated with orange
One of tho big feature* that will-be
.
Snconii
Sunday
in the renn of i«rr*
blossoms and th# entertainment w «» lirfdlscumed at the convention will be the
m ow on the Christian LJfe. Morning
roadway
M u . - l r Hub.
Quebec-Mlami Highway,
2400 mile* long, and which is now prac
The Music a u b will hold their regu service: Why the Christian Ule
tically completed with the exception of lar meeting at the home of Mr«. T. A. Chriatian. 'The Lords Supper »ill he
links amounting to 300 mile*. These Neal, leader for the afternoon, Satur observed at the cio«#.
At 7:15 p. m. the subject win bete
place* are now befog filled In at all places day at 3 p. m. Every member of the
where they occur. The Canadians have club b urged to be present, aa business The SecontJ Element in Conversion
already completed their part of the high of Importance must be attended to a*, Thaïe services at night will lx- i-vangd,
L«tie A cordial invitation it- -'tended
way. It I* pointed out that the highway. this meeting.
to
all.
J. W. WILDMAN.
If completed before next fall will mean
Please come promptly.
millions of dollar* to Florida. The
American Automobile Association with
v '~ Wednesday dab.
■ Th# Clearwater News, through It*
400 clubs, and about 60,000 member*
The Wednesday Club held their reg able Amorist* editor, Eugene L. IVarce,
means that probably 6,000 of them will ular meeting at the home of Mrs. Hen is starting on energetic campaign of
tour Florida during the coming season, ry Wight Wednesday afternoon. Mm. agitation for-protection for th*- pine (or.
and it I* also estimated 'that 20,000 R. O. Chase, leader.
eats of the state. It is likely that the
people will he added to the winter tour
As there was a very large attendance next legislature will pass n hill n this
ists because of* thin highway. It Is also oi th# members it was deemed beet to subject, although It la held in sorin' i|iurestimated that they, will spend on an omit the program for the afternoon, tera that any provision In such un sure
average of 1100 each, which means that except tbe music, to discuss thorough involving privately held timl-T l»n<h
they would leave $200,000 here when ly and in detail, the subject that has would.be uncon«titutional
tbe>’ departed.
ooo
been claiming the attention-of the var
That Florida b already doing a big ious dub* in the d ty for some weeks,
The special committee ap|xnnt<-l «..me
road wotk.b ret forth In the fact that of namely, the amalgamation of' the sev time ngo by the Tampn city c.mn. il to
thp forty-nine counties in the state, eral clubs Into one large Woman's • rfest with the Tampa Eleci rir i .i)ii|>af\y
feet orange.
thirty-two have fond work under con Club.
on the matter of aectring a redu-tinn in
struction. Sanford district leads all
Mm, R. E. Tolar played most de rates on. light and power la-t vht reher orange first and In the shortest time, f other section« of Florida having »tarted lightfully, Rinding* beautiful ’’ Rustle ported, stating tluit the HTmi
the
Mrs. N. J. Perkins won the contest, 25 miles of brick paved road«.
of Spring.’ Accompanied by Mrs. D. committee had been so mie*-i--*iui that
¡aHt ir. M .^ywawge spoon. The booby \
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I 'j i f o '- a s c i •m itprtl ./s M M .'t h » *Tamp:i VI.Ttric
prize, and India rubber ball, representing^ • '
^m eB obsief- " *K * r
^The Little Irish GirJ,” i^y UjUA A fyfa 4 K W T n ~
• t e z m m t - rtu*
an orange was received by MissLuelln
tho enjoyment of the delightful music reduction will amount to ntn..|i ifi 2d
Hampton. _ 1 _ ~ * - ~
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U ? * t lllin B r T body, entered- upon the per cent-on lighting and 21 i-m
After |be conrlusion of the Interest the greatest Ixnwtcnt for Its town and discussion of the amalgamation pro power, according.to the r*-|- -r <f ih*
ing contest delicious cake, with orange section. This U a strong statement, for and con, and In lengthly detail.
The special committee.
The Largest and Best Stock
We Have Ever Shown
bé Pleased to Show Them
SANFORD
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.OUR DEMOCRATIC
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W hite H ouse
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CAPITAL B LA ZE O f OLORY NOW
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Telegraphic New*
From Washington
and Other Parts o f the World
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MVashington aw ait*-the coming of
Woodrow Wilson. iiM ^Prm dent of the
Unitad State*.—S io a P L ld a i» to v. » Icome him today are ready and every do
tail U complete for the Inauguration cer
emonlea and the attendant military unit
civic demonstration today.
'N o President-elect over found tho cap
ital of tho nation whose doatinio* he is to
guide mbre brilliantly arranyed or more
abundant with enthopinam than Woodrow WUson willfin
oday. Flags and
(treamera from eve;
itafT and building
will wave him
mo and cheering
thousands anon
tho spacious eo
pi*nade of the unto
lation approaches
and the streets thro
which ho will lie
driven to his hotel
stir the patriotism
of his heart. Onq' < .Mr. Wilson's first
. r
’ acts aa a private d
n will be to call,
. with Afra. WiLion/u
the President ol
the United Statesj
Mrs. Taft. Ar,
rangementa for tftli ,ere mude today
President-elect and h
, Wilson, shortly
after their arrival w
receive Colonei
S. Cosby, chief ald^jto the President,
who wjll escort thffo'to the White House
in the President's* j automobile
The
President and hire. ¡Taft will receive
them in the hluejrbiqn where arnbasBudors, chief justice» of [the supreme court
• and foreign Princes Mait the President.
Many,.of tho diplomatic corf» in their
,rT
caulnet Tiró exjatctMT
reception
will fie short utyl men President-elect
and Mrs. Witso t v Hi return to their
hotel for lunchedn l
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The ono baiuli. w 10 la«t night tauird
ed a Wabash
,oa diger train bound
for Kansas Cit,r it) Delmur Station.
..near the western etl t of St. Luma, abtained only $10.|10 » i d a watch. Tills
was the proceeds nkitainrd from two
passenger* held u p ] in the point of a
revolver. Tlie bandit then seemed to
lose his nerve aijtl. pulling the airbrake
Bin ut (ik ’tt Frinì,
cord, stopped t
ut thirteen tilden
a small station i
—wesr of St; Louis; ;nd romped in the
darkne
o
lille*, secretary lo
Charles Dewey
Preiidont Taft or [he last two yenrs
1,1 liked men in olfiand one of tho
rial life Jn W a libatori, will unit the
White House Mtwcb i4. to become a part't w j-o M 4drmind Dvjlfthi, resident man't4 |i of the Employer
ager o at Now Y<
Liability Aaron ttCtrj Gorpeiratnun
Bed, of Londo n .11itr. Hille- will re
[ip of the Repulditain the chairma
tee, for which he
can national com
er.
As secretary
was chosen last
recoived a salary
to President T a il
of $7,500 a year n in hla new position
he will receive a b p it $20.000 a ye r.
o
On the border near
|y today between
Douglas, Aria.
d troofiere of tlie
Mexican, soldiers
cavalry, four Au.xi
Ninth United Sul
ne of thp American
cans were kill '
injured, according
troqpa were
iatc-Lodny
officers, walking on
Four American !
three m il« from
the American Air
tn have been fired
Douglas, are repor
Vupon
V H by
R B
L . _jiar Mexican soldier*.
forty
patrolling the border out of Ague Prleta.oppoaite Douglas. Sixteen of the negru
troopers of the Ninth niahçd to the place
In a running
Hanford
RETAIL HARDWARE MEN
District has ihc Right idc. i
on llnnd building
H. Powell, Secretary Tampa
FOR N IN fi IIR OTH ER S
Monument Krecied to Ihe Memor) of
Confederate Soldier*
The
following
will lie of internet to the
Board' of Trade
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Tolar family in this city:
^ Cuyahoga County, Ohio, of which
°*
r lo r ,d a
There bos just been erected in old
Cleveland is the metropolis, 1« gridironed
Croa*
Creek Cemetery, this city, a mon
with a net-work of brick road*, and they S A M 0111) IN THE IT IN E R A R Y
ument
that is unique in that it com
have not cost the county ono cent.
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memorates
the deed* of nine brother* who
This is a broad statement, but if is : (
gospel truth, and I hereby npjretid some Commercisi Club and Citiicm Gen ■erved as Confederate, soldier*, all of
them volunteering in 1661. In addition,
figure* to prove that Hillsborough couiw
erally W ill Combine to Enterit
has been reared by a son of one of these
v
tyj-an havrhridcrontlr rhe full length of
tain Visit o m ---------------heroes,
who himself at the tender age ot
tRe*county east and west, north and
Tho following telegram regarding the
A£
year*
{served uncnllsted (on account
south, and many milewnf toteral«. the
The National Retail HarriwiTpr-Denlriver
and harbor bill has l>c«n received
initinfwrrtfrtwv-paidlTy the county, but era Association-will hold their annual of hi* youthl dnring the last year, of that
here: "Th e uvor.wv'uLivajU-r.W k - sthidyv
tfiemotafile trtrngghr:—
the county to be reimbursed by increased ronvention ntjacksonville, March 19-21
This monument «lands near Ihe one was agreed upqn by the conferees on the
valuation of the projierty of the city and There will probably l>e present R0O rep
reared
to the memory of the Confederate parto f the house and senate, has gone to
of the rural real estate
resentative business men from all ov< r
the President for his signature. House
Ten years ago the value of the rural tin1 United State*. Many of them will heroes bv the women of Fayetteville.
member*
believe that there*!* grave dan
On the front side of tho monument this
real estate of Cuynhngoa county was he accompanied .by their wive« and
ger of hi* veto lieing appjfcd, but on the
is inscribed:
$211.000,000. Since that time $7,000 - daughters. The New England de|rgn"In memory of nine Tolar brother« senate side of the eapito! there is much
000 has l>een exfiended in the county tor lion of 195 will arrive in Sanford on the
sons of Kobt-rt and Frances Tolar, all optimism. Among the senate member*
rural brick highway*. Today the vain -learner DeBary Mar 22nd. They will
iwirn in Cumlterland county. North Car who have lieen most hopeful all along of
ation of the rural real e*tare Lh J10I 000 • have two hours to iqiend in Sanford, reolina.. All volunteered in 1861
They the bill's passage is Senator D.- U. Flet
000. With this valuation of rural read turning on the same steamer
Another
gave their l>eat service to their counlry cher of Florida. He added a number of
eat ate and wit It the low tax rate of that party will arrive at the union »tation n*
important amendment* to it and ha*
a* Confederate soldier*."
county, 1.34, the county is aide to build 8 a. m. and remain two hours. They
On the three other side* of the shaft been watrhing it closely. Hr »aid: ‘I
fifty-five mile* additional mile* of brick will then proceed to Lakeland and Tarnare the name* of-the nine heroes, a* fol believe the I|^J1 will be signed. A num
roadway each year, and brick roadway pa. The opportunity to entertain three
ber ol big «emite amendment*, including
lows
in the north costs nearly three time* to visitors by an automobile or carriage
"William J . Captain Co B. 10th S. C. the Conneetieut river dnm. hare been
build what it does in tills state, ns they drive about Sanford and to present them
Volunteers. Seriously wounded leading eliminated,-and I sis’ no reason why it
have to have a thick grout to withstand with some souvenirs of their visit that
should not now Jwcnme n law.* "
a charge, battle of Atlanta, Gu , July 22.
freexe*
they run take to their home« should not
oo o
IMG4
Increased land values have rutsi-d the be mimed
It is reported that considerable acre
John II , l«l Lieutenant Co II.,
county revenue fur le-y.'.nd the ro->t of
A letter from W K Jackson, seen
age will be planted to short staple cot
t)rr « Rifle Regiment S V. C. Killed
the roads— not only ha* gmsl roads in tary o( thè Florida Retai! Hardware
ton tn Alachua county this year. The
battle of the Wlltleriusw May 6. 1864
ereaned rural valuation* but done nor li Associution to Geo. Il Fernnld ni thls
cultivation of Sea Island Cotton ha* not
"Robert M. private Munn’s Artillery.
to make f'l»,velund a t iyy--r c it '. iii ■! tb-- city ptves thè fnlhiwiug infonwitlon r<
proven profitable fur several year», and
Kith N t \'
Captured :\t «urremler of
Hty of Cleveland and the county together gurding thè visi! to Florida o! thè retad
the acreage planted to the long staple
Fort Fisher, N. ( '
ha« seen ¡1* volimtioit* increase in ten hardwnre dealer* of thè United Statesvariety f« not likely to be as large as
"Matthew A Sergeant Ctimming*«
National Sw-relary M. I. ( ’nr«*v Ar
y e a - from $ l71.!-78 <I«* t.< $»'-05 M " 'n-n
usual
Notwithstanding the very short
Hstli-ry. N t \
The county cnmmisauiner* ui t iling gin, Imi. and \\ K laekson of laike
crop last year the price has been fur lie"Thotna* If
Sergeant l o It
Itui,
of their work says "Tliere * no «*’on- lumi. Flu , secretar)' ol lite Floridu Ite
low that at wliu-li it can be ruised profit
S C V
Wounded, battle of Murfrees
ably. and farmers generally devot« u
oiny in cheap mails
We are huilding itali Hardware Associatimi, together with
boro. Tenn.. Dec IS. 18112
Dh»l in
vitrified lirtrk road« now ifiut v ll Iasi Stantuiu ( prti« of _( l>u
^ y
largi r acreage to crops of a
T^CHOaaC-swvigNsrr A ug 5. lafis
fifty to ’ oTtfr'hurjiJ/»-U»-*f,s(#er*K*ti*v Jb>- ,yt!l '¡u-v-en^'*
1A W ^SJiifiirn
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luri . in the way of grain, buy, ejo., a
n -If
frriv.W»- Co. K. Ikth
heactenf motor Iraflir
The road* we • Railway; ¡IT worfcTntT'bur ibe arrang»i-fK-riidl) large crop of iHitatues of the
N < \
Wounded Hanover Va M:tv
build nwl $30.000 u mile '
merit* for the trip to the national eon37 1HiI3
I tt-i)iblisl for lulet ni-rv»'-,
In Florida it eitsi* approximately *500 vention •<> he held m Jiieksonvllte, Fla ,
G IIImatv file Sun
Allrtsl II ,
Ciiplain Co K
IMh
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a mile |M-r loot width
A nine foot road next month
N C \
Wounded thn*»' time* last at
would post $4 500 a mib- . And I am
A* alreMly announced a sp-cial train
T h e midwinter Chautauqua open*
Gettysburg July 2, 1863. when diwibl
Sunday ut Orlando and ihe program anm favor of a nine foot brick road, w i ll' will have ( hfcagti Saturday. 5fart-li 15 lor later ulile service
etiunerd for the w»*'k is mort attractive.
ivt wood curbing, and outside ol Hit« at noon, arriving at Jacksonville Mon
"Haynes
prlvale Co K,
|6th
The only slop of an>
Many excellent .speaker* will lie heard
road tamp thro- loot ol clay, or shell and day morning
N. C. Y
Killed aerideninlly during
•lupi Bermuda gru-*« rbis would wake , duxaluui will be at ClmUuiumga. wberv Seven Day« llutth-s around Richmond ami several entertainment*. ma*!cal and________ ;
otherwb* will lai held. The clmutauqua
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a 16 foot roadway for turnouts and in ihe party will upend Sunday.
June 1862
From Jacksonville an intereating "id*
It free fo all and is certain tu prove an,
the country, any two nr thn*' inde» re
"Joseph M . bugler Ctimming'» Bat
attraction in Orlando to the hundreds
moved from large eitie.. you would not i rip is Iwlng arranged. A% so far out tery, N. C. Y "
Fayetteville >N. C 1
lined
it
wifi
be
mf
follows:
Leaving
Jackof
vtxilor* ns well a* the horn« folk».
find two atuix or tearrv* turn out in ex
Observer
■onville
ut
3:30
a.
m.
on
Saturday.
Mar
00 0
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nrtly file siime s|rot. tmrl the side road
lodge John M I ‘henry of Orlando.
Who Paid fur Ihe 111u Ibtrltetue'
way* ’ nubi not Milfer from ttillin'
I _"J .irriving .11 Satlfonf at 7 .'10 ,t ill.,
.■ring the term of 1 inlet 8tulce Court
f dibit Sanford Herald.
*sw a piece of ruaiI Injiil under lli*se- where - oliee will be served umt an auto
alter mum.
bade
furcwijl
he etMuep*
()v «*le t,ev*. k,.pl Saturiluv
*l»*eificBtirin* iif '""anford. on ( ‘elery :»ve rrintnle rule pruvitled. lataving at 0
to
the
fcdrrul
lu-neli
a<
Tampa.
The
a.
in
the
party
will
arrive
ut
Winter
stleiil too lofg itmul tin- "totit,
rlibeul»
hup , a county roadway traveled n* much
judge
hun
tilled
the
j«e>i»ion
t»ut
six
Park
at
10
o'clock,
where
breakfast
will
and
d
i
sco
or
teat
w
pouretf
against
them
In
a* Nebraska avenue. It was laid four
year* ago. and the «ide Huy »trip cov- be served, and an automobile ride will windy newspAfier article*
They have months, (wing appointed when Judga
ered with Bermuda grass is ns »olid a* be taken through the orange groves to been accused of allowing Orlando office J. \V. iuH-ke of Jacksonville retired. 1)0cement and show* no «ign of wear from. Orlando, where the train will In- waiting, «»•kerw to pay for their entertainment. fng elevated from tile position of prose
Judge Cheney was
They have M-en neeu*»*! of Itebtg artful cuting attorney
the turn-out* "
dul)
appointed
by
President Taft, but
V
dodger*
of
their
just
luxe*
The)
have
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F iel r h e r
In Cuyahoga County. Ohio, they pave
with
man)
other
appointment*
lieforo
(«•«•ti
held
up
Indore
the
piddle
as
b-mg
p
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one tide ol the road with brick and tieobject* of pity and ridicule, and we tak- thi, SenuUi it ha* been withheld from ap
r o n jt r w R H
c o m m e rc ia l
t h**1 w m t h e r n
other side is just graded -to that team« <
ibi* opportunity «I «MUowaUng tluun proval by thill body and the Judge’»
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-■( o..titlniHny np the Iwnch will.
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has Ixs-n unsigned to and liohb- i,cfo'-e tie
1 h#- t
that
They
cla im
m
< l e v e l , n il
-ml
when
Woodrow Wilson lakes oath
The
bnrlupcue
at
Oviedo
wte*
conceived,
metnberehi]) on some of the most (m
r o a d s a r e n *s|> on »iltle fo r t h e low c o s t o
if
iilliee
today
ilann.-d
and
paid
for
l>)
the
cittren«
of
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in portant committee* of the gn-.iti-it de
farm ers
By
W.
»»ill Take Journey over State
liv in g
that
tru ck
C l e v e l a n d fo r t w e n t y t o t h i r l . • m ile * wi t h
liberati ve IhkIv in the world
Shortly ufter tho death of the late
more ease than formerly four or five miles
thus increasing the -cope, cl their truck Senator Ruyner, he was selected to
gardens available to the rity'« markets take Senator Rayner's place on the
Also, rural life ha* Irecome jatjiular i n ' judiciary committee, which stnnd* at
Cleveland with Cleveland |teople. The the heatl of the first five mo*l imporcountry fieople conte to the city lor a u nt committee* of the body.
Thin
night's amusement, or a hn*<* br.ll game ( committee includes the a b W lawyer*
and the city peoplp are taking to coun , in either ttennlu or house, and is an aaJry homes and Itackyard farming.
signtnent that come* to a «enator only
This year they will build 110 additional alter he'ha* shown himself worthy of
tnlUta of brick.fttadt. in that county, mak- it* in avery respect.
TiTg' a tol.irr d -r W m ij f«' n< lirlt-V "u ivlfiir^ T L L ..JCìlgnment gir*» kUmato.- Kiel
' clier place on ten commute»"», a* Id!
in the county exclusive of the city
*• [low*: commerce, which t* U> the «enale
Build Church Addition.
i what. ’ he river* and harbor* committee
Tho officer* of the Presbyterian çlturch ! ¡""Vu ' the itou»e; Judiciary: fisheries,
at a meeting last Sunday night drchletl j JJvp ^ . p ^ j t trilM» of Inditing: Pacific
to build an addition to the church. island* and Porto llico; Philippin»*■
•vtt'tlo. Not one cent 111«" ln-etl receiv
froth (blando or west Oratige, hnd they
natorully leel that they are ln*ing badly
misrepresented by writer* wholly ignar
ant of the fuel*.
They are not pampered sous of Or
lando, neither do they feed their friends
and git6»»* on "rare ling' furnished by
county office».
They are friend- of Orlando as the) tire
friend* of the whole county, and nil cit
ile n* of Orange county were Inviteli to
xius fvrtiecm. W’jtIllUR dt«crifTtiHalion.
T fid f'ltlren* tri h rs r i »
tation of lieing enlightened, indefrendent.
self-adjusting, just ami cheerful tax
payer*.
They have sufficient intelligence to
filati th"ir own harltecuew, are financluily
. ^
prjv ¡b v w and election», of able to pay their own Mils, and a»k alms
•had a.apWtedLakirn'wh; Thi* was ¡migrative oh ugeount of thv
and which
eSHiOimly increasing- attendance and
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Sunday was a day of farewells for
*•
Président Taft. He began his lost SunY - d » y as President with a brief sermon to
- ; *- Tbe congregation of All Souls' Unitarian
(fimreh, where he has worshipped for
^
fOiir years; bade ndjcu to wivea of mem-
tho large Sunday school.
X-
.filter March 4, linifcvund public benlth
and national tprarantioe; also lliat of
M fs. Bruton*« MliHnery
Opening.
the joint committee on\jrint(ng. whiclt
Mr*. J. H. Britton ha* ju»t returnc»l
acta a* a hoard ol director* fur the
from Atlanta where «he ifispt-ctw^ 0 «
government printing' office —‘(kuta
w ,a
largo »tock of the foreign reprtaentaBanner.
ve* having headquarter* in Atlanta,
,
:t-z
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They may tfilfer sorm-w-liul’concerning
county division, but they stand unatti
mously anti ttnnlteraldy. op|K>»cd to any
advetae criticism of Oviedo, and the
honor. Integrity and hospitality ol h**r
citizen*.
Rreprcfuily,
ono
Korty-nlno thousand »even
that
green
U ’"li
'..viírfiíi T.,
before the beet creation« are »old.
»'*,
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á á k -v - , . .
hundred
■wxwk. -twttaiy.un, tnuarto of .ilfafftffilTtn
ever tdnee. of visitifig Georgetown
Unhvnity. - In between times he took
12tl» n n d.iatb. at tite n*w quarters in
up »¡th Secretary HUlos many lini»ortani
the Clark block next to the |H»t»>ffice.
,f .- maltera which- be. wkihcs to see settled
The rea d y -to -^ farjia t* are now often
' Ju-iops heNurna \b«frteins o f government
to fnspcetlon and can be seen at the
ov»r to Mr. Wibw.n.
millinery parlor». Remember the
—
of opening, and be ready to com« early
^your friends at the (iibaon Ue
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Ocala ha» grown *o much in the past
few year« and tin* people who are now on
the outside of ihe city limit* being anxI in* i* apfiear* to come in, there is a
strong movement for extending the city
boundaries
City council and citizens
generally are discussing the" matter and
it is likely that the next legislature will
lx- asked to allow the extension desired.
o o o
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The acceptance by the city council ol
t(ie splendid new double tank chemical
r ernrihft Tx nnnthrr long irtride ^^forward in Palatka's progress. A num
ber of tryouts have laxm made with sat
isfactory result» ami now that the city’*
fire fighting equipment has been In
creased imd improved the lowering ol
fire* insurance rate« will ils a consequence
follow.
. ' o o o
v'
—JTnmp»i~wiH- have no exhibit at -lhu-------”2,
Conference for Education in tho South,
which J* to lie held in Richmond; Vo,J
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beginning April 16. The Hoard of
Trade has lieen axkod 4o lake up the matter and will do *o at its meeting Wcd-
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* The Tallahmuree True-D»'inocral in
vile* throw rreident* who are dissatisfied
with that town to move out and make
room (nr the large jiumtwr of people
anxiovL* to occupy three residence» ol
musical course on the pipe organ at
^(I'tsoti University »nil ha* taken charge
of the pi j a* organ of the Congregational
church of this city and will !*■ the regu
lar organist. M l*« I-ovell is an accom
plished musician und her many friend»
t i l l l>e delighted to learn of her addi
the«« dJiMUsrted people,
tional laurels.
'«r
,
wcre'Sluppexl !rot'll I'hllll CRy HlM « « T
The Plant City Courier sn)-«- " 407.864
quart» of berric* have left I’lunt ( Ity in
the past eleven wex-ks and these bavo
ttisl the growers 468.012.60. Tho
season will not last much longer; three
weeks will probably see the end of tb«
berry season
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March 4, ISTI
BST0NE GLEAMINtíS
tween You and Me
"Hom o Sweet Home'
This "Home, Sweet Home" is
-- - — Sing------ :----- — ----:—
For. it’* a thrilling túne;
P r J n K ^ P P iii^ o j.
civilization that do— not flod-diw taac L
specific exprvwkm in the life end organi
zation of a town that is large'enough to
TOWiM * mfllur factory, a churchy aerata.'
work*, a brasa band, a newspaper and a
railroad station. Representing educa
tion, jurisprudence, literature, finance,
industry, rejigion, hygiene, art, and the
speedy distribution/of Intelligence and
commodities, these institutions expren
all that is highest and best In human
achievement. If civilization Is good,
then the home town is good, and the
citizens should be proud and thankful
of It Instead of casting wondering and
envious glances at a distant New York,
let tu glow with pride for our own little
èrty, realizing that the difference tt only
G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R
*
Manufactured with pure dlaUlled water—they will prevent illness, aid
digestion and give you health
TH« Sanford Coot Cola Bottling Co., S.anford, Fla
L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D S T A B L E
Cor
o r P a r k A v o n « « a n # S fto o n d S t r e e t
CONTRACTORS FOR ALLINDO
It stir* a man tike anything
H E A V Y H A U LIN G
At midnight or at boon.
r We old fellone are passing, and what
Around the board, beside the tire.
brings this most forcibly to my mind is a
W agone snd H a rness slwà
Beneath the sky's blue dome.
fiance over the exchanges that are dor.
a
C
.,C
elery
S
ite
Aerie
1133
There'* nnthing margin nan InapIra - ; carted to me from time to time by the
on hand F o r Sale o r Exchan
las ** «r r Tueedev at*hi si • o ciack
Like that old "Home, Sweet Home.
cidltor of The Herald. I happened to
p M r u p ' the' Hfremesw^OhroniH r •the
But It is not enough to yell
other day snd read some of the stuff
Phoenix L edge Ne. 3. K. #f P.
That "Home, Sweet Home" refrain; cooked up by Major Butler, snd it re Hoau aoeaad sad fourth M w l i n
LaUhti always u i l w i
P C Hinchini
It «Bi*bt CMS* home to |*e tonight-this nrrd .(
For men should practice it aa well,
minds me that the Major must be about rail* 3. rre a l. K. H. sad &.
If homo shtUI sweet remain..
o^e hundred year* old by now and yet his
It's not enough to loudly shout
Faber finger b ss nimble as ever and his
so why not heed our counsel and
The old familiar air;
sweet old refrains' take me back to the
Thiif»
hove
us place that additional need
It s something we must carry out—
green hills snd pleasant valre of old
ed
insurance
in one of OUR coni pa
Boost "Home, Sweet Home" for fair, Tennessee. Journalism advances like
nies—all
of
which
are strong, fair
everything else and the old fashioned Unita Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jain
and
reliable?
I've heard n man who rang it loud
editors deal in high soundifig platitudes
ara af Aniarlaa
Being prepared for the loss thru
Whene’er he had a chance.
and throw the Thesaurus at us in such Sanford Local Union No. 1731. U. B of C. and J.
of A m e e r* every T h u r*l« v n lih t at 7 o'clock In
having
enough reliable FIRE IN
He loved to yell it in a crowd
a bewildering manner that ws are indeflnSURANCE
is infinitely better than
And every circumstance.
tely wound up in the highfalutin* stuff
the
never
forgotteih
racking regrets
But when a catalogue he met
and discover that we are living in the
of
not
having
had
this
protection
With low grade goods for sale.
age of progress and it gives ons the feel
■ P O. C. Sanford Lodgi 1241
nfter the fire.
Then "Home, Sweet Home he would ing that maybe the younger ones are go Urei Fini aod Third Wrjnnday aUhi
forget .
id >I • ! • *e( lla
t wTlöns». K K,
C h ase & C om pany
ing by. It doe«~me good then to resd Fini and
O. L T»ru» Secretar»
And send for them by mail.
some of the real good things that the
old timers still write, for de»pilc the fact
If all of us should do the same—
L O. U. M
that the writers o f'the new* school can
tore»
vrei ever V Frida»
The Loyal Order at tfooaa a
If many send their cash
wrestle with Webster and throw him trenini »I 8.00 f . U w
Wiviboree
In f t p r l Util. 1
To help the old mail-order gam e-Diet
Atcf
R M Calder,
Black.
Albert
SeUb.
there is still the touch of ineffable sweet- Secretary
• A l l a W o r k G u a r i i n le t-tf
The town will go to smash
nr*», the touch of the hand of the old
The gras * will gather in the street,
Send Your Work to Us anti Have It Attended in I*»., , >
master in the pen of Major Butler as
M onree C h a p te r Ne 1 1 1 A M
The crope uncut decay;
he draws word pictures of hi* town and
Me««» rvrir »reood and fourth Thursday to
Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing
And home, ttint once we sang us sweet,
describes the habits snd life of his neigh aamk Itoli over Impe-taJ Theatre. Vlihloi
rom
pan
Inni
welcom
e
A
W
Kin*
U
tah
Prtea.1
Will droop and pass away.
bors.
My old friend. William Dean W t llouahoUer. SeCv.
¿Jowell«, who afterwards became famous
n-'
Jewelen, Silversmith* and Importers
om* "y wrote
his ’’ Boy’s Town" from the
I I jfrÇ ~~ il l k h f T~rt II li
4i w
‘VWl <l J
scenes -that »are*
WILSON
it thrill.»" in«" through snd ihrough;
childhood in the old town and the roemATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
Hut .singing sours i* not cm* ugh
brlej of these dear old friends and their
There’s something else to do.
AT-LAW
viHd portrayals of proaair past orals
If *ft*
t-e r* «end do mom our
have no place in the hurry snd bustle of
L a ir S ta ir A l t a r » » S r » r a th Ju d irU I C u r v ili at
To make » millionaire;
today. But wo can look back on the
Florida
Let’s boost a hit for "Home, Sweat Home past and remember that we were of some
K eaklroces. S a n h rd and S v ita ti Lake
With "Hom o, Sweet Nom e’' be square. account and that if we did net make the
$ 2 8 .6 0 IN D IV ID U A L S
wheels go round in.the government we at
*, I have always contended that people
least played upon the heart, string» of
a G. B U T T .
$ 1 9 .1 0 P A R T Y T W E N T Y -F IV E O R M O R E
who marry should be absolutely healthy.
our "fellow ritizens"in our own little
. DENTIST _
This is a great Hardship of course, but communities snd at least when* we have
would eliminate untold suffering for stopped for a spell, the people have
Office. Yowell Buikltiig
coming generations. Unless the par
known us and loved us not for our riches
AND RETURN VIA
SANFORD. FLORIDA
ent» are healthy the children cannot ex that we |<osscssed (for we never had
pect to Ito strong and vigorous and since
any) but for the spirit of comradeship
IM «. f
IM
the nation is depending u|>on coming that prevails among all good Bohemians O fle r v m a
G r s Jw - a i« « J U ft» w * r « * f y «s/ f * « *» n r y i
In
generations tor the proper citizenship the who live by the pen and who are always
Standard H u ll«»» of the South
idea of |ierfert health t*efore marriage
willing to share their lost nickel with the DR. H O W ARD H. CUSTÏS
ufTecpi the rmlipn os well a.» individuals
FOUR H IGH.( LASS TRAINS DLII.Y
fellow who is down today and up to
VETERINARIAN
Kccogniiing the grave importance of thii
morrow. Major Butler says in hb last
L v .Jacksonville ____ __
« tOOsbi
I0;30am
SdWpro
7:35pg^
subject Indiana has passed the following paper that a newspaper man only makes
Ar. Washington
, «:40am
10:20am
12:40pm
ll:M p m *
law;
good in one plarv for flvs years and no
“ By on almost unanimous vote the
Dale
of
SalePebrwary
28-M
ar
1
2
3.
Return
limit
March
10
1913.
more, which may account in part for
Senate thin afternoon passed a hill in
GEO. A. DeCOTTES
Upon payment of H.00 Individuals can hove ticket extended good to return
my giving up new»paper work many
troduced by Senator Neal making it
years ago. Some day I will get on thr ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW
April 10, 1913
neewaary for all htid«* and grooms-tobumpers and ride into Inverness and eat
Practice
In
State
and
Federal
Courts
Correspondingly low rat«?» from all other A. C. L. points
For infor
be to pass a auccHoful medicid examina
some of that turtle p!e that Butler talks
Garner-Woodruff Bldg
Sanford Flo,
tion before the marriage ceremony U p«;rmotion
and
Pullman
rtwervaliort»
write
6r
call‘on
so glibly about and we can go fishing
formed. Th> hill nol only states plainly aiul .iu „ t hee »luwU nod enjoy them
A. W. KKi rOT Division Paseenger Agent
that the par ties to the wedding »hall obnone of the younger ■journalist»’’ can DR. W. E. H0USH0LDER
Ufi West Bay Street
tain a* TKit!»fKrtnry-eee4*ficat* from a ever hope to do
reputable physician, but that the cer
¡
V
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^¥Wfi,YfF.^WAWW.^Vl^^Y,).»Wft^Y^
W A¥A*.^.1.W/WAYAWAYAVFA^Yll.*l^^W^,^
D EN TIST-'
tificate shall be filed at least ten days
Rodo» I X Z4 aad I S . F le e B id *
‘ P lu m e
«i
NOTICE
before the date ol the weddding. Th*
‘ S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A .
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
acting
latter provision was included in the bill
to put an end to the matrimonial bu* ander and by vlrtde nt n resolution
re&us In Indianapolis that do a flourish adopted by tho City Council I will within
DR. R. M. MASON
ing business marrying people who flee Ian daya from dale bring sal! to on
D o r n s T ------—
here from other state*. N o outsider can force payment of all earns due to the
Phone 10
marry in Indiana who does not first go City of Sanford on all outstanding pav Weltiorn Block
to a physician and obtain the necessary Ing liens; also win bring salt to an
Sanford. Florida
force payment of all aide walk liana
certificate of health. The bill provid
that no couple shall marry where the which hsre been outstanding for a period
medical examination shoWa that one.or ef s u e y a a r . -Lint-<4her nr la>th have a dioeoee— Art ■SlfiTtUrN»«tiTfcly be brought
IP TOUR P R O D U C ED )
unsuccessful effort was made to amend Uens sbovo ataled , unleM selttement
Office Above First Notional Bank
S A N tU K D . FLORIDA
the bill to make it' necessary to present la mede wltb rat. before March fi 1 » 1
ai
mu
o
rea
tn
thè
Carnee-Woodnsff
the health certificate only thirty-six
.
•• .
’•
hour* before the wedding, but none of Bldg.
P H IL A D E L P H IA
CEO.
A.
DeCOTTES
the drastic provision* were cut put. The
e e e e(
M 2tc
City Altorneybiil provides a severe penalty for pyhsl
•dans who issue fraudulent certificates.'
-ft
Notlce
m e e e e e v e v t « » ♦ » *♦ ♦♦♦ *** **
Notice is hereby given that after
- ' I IVople seldom stop to consider how
OF 8ANFO RD, FLA .
• ■ ; much their town mean* tp them. They sixty days from the date hereof we In
tend
to
have
a
bill
introduced,
in
tba
take it too much for granted, and In
W. H.
■ counting up their bleedings make a , -Florida I/egialature at Tsllihstrfk,
=53
ADEQUATE, GOODEIRE INSURANCE
L S - R E s ? 1“ “ '" . . .
E x p e rt W a tc h
R « p a -:
GREENLEAE,A=CP.OSBY U)
PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION
Sanford to Washington, D. C.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
A.
P.
CONNELLY
GENERAL
FI RE
-INSURANCE AGENT"
jj SAM. A. TOWNSEND
S an ford Library
i .n lii H'lJfi H fW g B rn f-
V*
¿ L f source from which many of their on the township line dividing town
dearest benefits flow, It is easy to ovwr- ships Twenty-one and Twenty-two,
ip f that postine ssktyli wiH n g l^ ir
W t b rhfl h flR U . r .U ia .ia . ■ m v in in e iis »be
Included
"aa per the map which vrlll be
•parres of o n cY Happiness because-Uw
townie such a large, all-enveloping thing attached to the bill, tho object and pur
j-so large, in fact, that it’s hard to see pose being to make atul create a now
— and the citizen blindly draws susten county out of that territory lying north
ance from it like an infant from its of said division line in Orange county
mother. Traced .to their Source most of and separate it from that portion lying
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x life* blessings will be foujid to have south threeof----Dated this 30th day of January, 191&
their root in that aggregation of human
beings and human interests known as a C O M M ITTE E 160 ON C O U N TY
DIVISION.
modem civilization and i* \he channel
F r a n k 1*. F o r e t e r , C h a ir m a n ,
. through which civilization confers its
Thomas
K.
Bates, Bec’jr.
yjfctrt is scarcely a phase of f
rA fri r i^ i
j i W t Y t l . l t >.V
Free Reading Room
I IM PE R IA L
■« H
Funds Protected toy, Burglary Insurance
Y tw esi,
■'
O R G ANIZED 1SB7
THEATRE
BUILDING-
W . J . T H IG P E N B C O M P A N Y AQINTS
Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p m.
AND
Saturdays 4 t a 9 p. m
Strangers Welcome
General Fire
Insurance
O ffle e W ith H O L D S « R I A L I S T A T K OO.
S a n fo rd .
.
A want ad is
. t
_
.
F to rld a
�M a rc h '4, 1010
THE
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Net
| Sanforis Traction Line Brings Forth Favorable Comment
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try -rtrrrn ^Traitai
Htrrrrwtwr
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"'•> ¿.i»n ». uriii.lnjK, .
Unillh
During the ten yenrs I have hvi-«l m ditli ultn s
Florida I have frequently predicted that aim u *n i tl
this state would one day have a net work latum and In
of trolley linen thnt would surpa.«* that trm ha* irnn
of any of the other states
i it |,.,> t,i,.r f
Coming from the section of tn«ll«>> It* Inn in i
lines Ohio, Indiana and Michigan
length
n„.
1 was vary familiar with the develop- Lite North
ment of the traction proposition-and 11miles. The
saw at once the itdvnnfngrs poMessed by I bring <"rrrrrrt
Florida for auccr^sful o|>eration o( Huy to Hay
trolley ayatems and the lH*iw4«»o-vW>facnEcs the p.
would arente from the general adoption to Hm-a <"••n
of the traction ayatem.
A level country obviates great ilitli
rultiea and much oxi'cnso m the ion
' 'll' ■■ 1.11 K'l.r lin. «ml S. \ ,k',
structiotvof trolley lim-s, and mimmunw.c. o! I ‘.I I di I a ,J \ t | , i t i l o ft. a c h e *
the danfxr in operatioti
•• prilp.eu** ti. I 'iriflel under III Vf
The ohaence of .snow am. ire mak.m s f i l e r a n d i I . m e riti.ti . , .1 I , .
. .
the operation of oars much oum.t ;im
lews expensive, and does mil rnil’t it•
against maintaining regular “chedul.~
W hrre|f>oles and tirs art* «•asil\ arr«-s
A- l . l . t I ,t .
sible theYoet of construction and main
s“"ii maile f«ir u trolley
tenance U greatly reduced'.
ser* tu tin- >-,„111, ,|„.r.
Florida Is more level tbah almmt any
'*•* *'■ " a i ..| I alh'lle
of the other states
It has an equahh
and i t.e -pii mild t I
year round climate, with no snow nr nv
Material for |Miles and ties grew m il.i.i,
tlnnee ¡hi almost every section ..f th>
state, und Htnall mill“ rut them at vrrrensonahlr figures
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Aitimi. by Hrftry- Sydttor llitrrlvni
Mu- character* an- well ilrau n .uni from
tin* start tin- rliarj.tiT* art* ui'll drawn
-*>*.'t ’5ttEur7«stisV . •
- _• vs*—
Si out llookT hf Hll\ ''.•nuts
In
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L J* '*
* Mil |>rwui ihrr »
M j ICnlnii. ih In thi- -..tin- writer
In
In-r fiisouiatmg nu-, -hi i lls U- ,.t ih«
in mutui ni (ft** 1i*r 1 delig hi fi|| Infi.* tur i|
11,mt
r„lunl»ry J .
m ..u .
— AND
•hr M in t I .uriti h in Critico» limi
iî" ik| Hiirtiviti-
Hill
iv;-.
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f*L•♦*.#»
•Ke
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I hi- I(i>l I ri«-.- t ¡ul In If 111Kir11 11.ir I
nit.' I hu i*
A Knmuti. r III
Allot- Begun Hi«*«..
II II 11•Il ..n th» 2»ih J«y
V i
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—ox'iTtuji- ruTft.A iAViiMaiiAidi; .^ I w i Ih u If >V««|
I hi Hu h Mr* Hurcnvii*. I>> K.iihii« u ..’. « 1,.' ,!
\nrri.
\\i. i «|m , i “..m.tliilig g.«Mt 7”iJ V !
fri>m I h«- jut hi ir oi
Mother." unii un *•'"•* »•
'ml di«up|Hi|nti-«| after rending tini« “lory
^
I jntf. Iiv Atinc i Imidin« S'-dguuk
I In* lituiv iSnmmiiir hy UntrV'lfaf- t i r *
lunil
P M F .H S l I N
'
*'1 t> lav* nil'll«- tu |r #
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■l ........ .'" W -aj luniji fT*-t*|***« .it.
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Traction Lin e* will be Built From thie Atlantic ( h run t..
of Mexico and W onderful Dr
it»
MENALI)
P O U L T R Y S U P P L IE S
Wv ran Mipph >nu f.»r inunf«l|*le
shlpttirnl
N.cl t ».«is. H\e, I ini.m Seta, Hcans
l‘‘
I'.itati»'“ am) itujion Hy«
for W inter luiwns.
A Tull line of nlj garden"stNVf'for^'
truckers and home garden*.
•'blest und must rdiuhle k *«s | and
] _l'òTiTfr’ì »iip|iTy*Tiöiis,. m di,. rrnTTT "
w rile for ( alalogue
I Inn :ifi|
-t)fi I AST II,AV STUKKT
Hie ltn..t, ..f \\
J A C K S O N M I.I.K ,
«. U . r t f »
c»r f hi* ( ¿ititi»
I •m iterai Si «nitm«
'»at I • *|i.in S||*||*
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FLO
t f.,
.s» u!Krr«m* «mini*. •»> fltMHffafr-«
«»!«• nr »»tb«r iiMinlion« iLrrrfnr
*• lamllnrit« in |.m »ml « ||
•.^•'1 I « * - » | » i u l w rt t >i*
— i t» »Millnr* «ml •*•(«««., *».,
I In*
.
L .U N D K V
S u rrh fd Shirl» |0r
I «ir I *11 atri! ll«»*oin Shirt
, . t 4
I V rm h. J far 25r
•titf »'*f.»r «I I I ntl..
<>ih« r I 'r i K s In l*riip«»r|i«»n
I mr
• Ir U I ../.I. t
r a || f„# |‘ n r r I i«|
\ M>M
To the builders of trullr m . - I I..ida offers an attnietive liel.l .ml that
they are Is-ginning to realt7e ttu-i r. e- i
deuced by the lilies thnt at. i .. ' .
.•
* • I » **• h»«l ^1*^1
« Ul Ik llull.flMfg
<r v » r i F t » ftrt » • / « t v
constructed and plunned fur eurli
-n
struct ion
The principal . ities are . ,i. ■ t,• . . ,
lines steadily, tiut nut "• al . . . t| ,.t
aj the almost reucarkalik—grnvtli ami
suburban develnynieut nurrn«(»< ^
Jacksonvillr. the trft*-:
...
*late with a piipnlaltni .■ . J., • . ,
,t
urlis. of practicull> |un nnn ,
c i trtmiuns In kis'p |.,u i u "i.i i,. i.
ment of nuiilerii sufmrlis
i .
•»*»ii So far it* liiiigi -t hin « «i .
miles
I iintpii ha* a liicli. tm;.’ t'. ll.
i.
C IIIt<s-fillK llalla“t I' niit m.I I'.irt l.m
|.n f'tly with the r itv nrnji. r imt i
Shipped
I MIN« I |IIN
y
Prom ptly
IShit- full. K».< II UO
HUM AN in SI INIIIv
P r lc o «
I. o. b
o i p r o n o ffic e hare
.M I L L S -T h e FLORIST. Inc
JA C K S O N V ILLE .
..ml
t ti«'
d e ii'l.tpm ei.t
r>
F LO R ID A
•,
•ftelr construction has l>.-< n 11...-1 gr ,1
^yinjc.
St. Augustine, aitiT a vain ntt« nipt m
part ni nomi* <»f M•*
»«» .«m
tinui* it
th»* ’'Anrh-nt « it .
n 1«
original stati*, start«*«! tin* ivi«HÌ**r•. 1 i*i,
pr««ri*K*e a f#-vs \ r a r s ag«» with a tr ••11«
“luillld Ile inellttonisi il Sdii .1.1 Imi il*,
finire t liuti .1 two line “linee
A «Ifutlger
pickltig up i newspape» -lioi.ld 1“ .' •
teli pi t lh.lt t Isltl*- '
' ¡«“t
•
t«« tht* nrvnn Inmii'Ii a «1 >*t.»n •
if
fc* 'v,*n tnili-s I ail it a Im« .'a* f ii * f
«ib erni «imi nmrfrv-r
*m^
<»iit on tin* n o r th e r n |Mirtion "I th» • •*\
Sanfor«l, whirh was prn1»al«l^ th*
hur<l»-st hit of all I»v the tr«.- .
.1 * •
hack w ith celery u n d lellur* *, arai htm
tired* of homes w ere built out Celery Mr*
av e n u e for five miles
T here me* ,. .1«
inand for some m ean* of trans|M.rtati..n
and t h e result wit“ the first gustili. >
m otor Huhurhun line in the “tut.It
developed into u lift»s‘n mile belt luu and
two sixty-foot com biniiliiui picvs-nger
and freight cars tire o|>enitisl ever i*
tu n n in g in opiHisite dins'tioiis
It lue*
p r o v e n a really w um lcxiul ulnwiilupct J.«i
I hat thriv in g section.
RINT
I•11*If
H um phrey Ward
I he survey bua Imsoi maile und work
commenced on u traction line from v.u
lord to Kituommec, passing tlirough
Winter Park, Oriundo, «St. Cloud und
I»1 It
=
SALE
FO R S A N F O R D
-
THE NEW PARCEL P O S T
;is made if Possible f<*r us f<> l^tinjj the l/.itjjcst
M o d e r n L a u n d r y in the South to Y out V e t
coaat. It is planned from Daytona t<
Tampn, by way of Defend. Sanford
Urlando. K issi m mi “ .
I ..nk-elanit
uni:
P A R T I C U L A R
^VW O RK
FOR
oTIars and wc wi ll R e i u i n them the D a y h o l l o w i n g Receipt
In the early stages of iLs development
Mlitnl had a trolley line, but the Taturn
brother« were ahead of the times and il
bad to be abandoned
Now that <0 •
has almut rearhed th«" 1<I,non murk the'«'
is »trong talk of n line In nig built
St. IJetcndmrg hUs really done uniti
than any city in the «tate, romparaitvely
in the line of trolley extensions
Mr
Davi» and hla Philadelphia ussociute*
bava developed a genuine trolley ayatem
oi conaidefable magnitude, under great
T w e lv e
R e tu rn
Collars
c e n t « Each
ACCOUNTS
W
or
M o re
C o lla rs
S h l r l » , P l a i n 10 c e n t * E a c h
OPENED
YORK
W IT H
MEN
OF
GOOD
and
F iv o
or
M o ro
S h ir ts
S h i r t « . P l a i t e d 15 c o n t s E a c h
C O M M E R C IA L
RATING
L A U N D R Y
- a
J A C K S O N V IL E
FLORIDA
B IL L S
�■■
♦
•
THE
name* of the Oviedo men who are interwted sufficiently against division to put
up this moneys If all ot Oviedo were
PubiUhad Z r t t j Tueaday and F rk itr Morolnl By against division this would Be reason
able to believe but the anti-divisionists
ndnoritv ■
'TTTÎÎtE
if Ht*t dodging ó l - t i i a , * T
_ _
w M in m im l
would coll Mr. Lawton’s attention to
• ubicrlptlonPrlee. ( 2 OO s Year In Advance the fact that the statement made
about the artful dodgers” was a broad
IMIvered la (he City bf cartier 12 00 per year In one and Oviedo was not mentioned. It
advance or 20c per monili
Payments In ad»ance muai tie meda al stfl^gr would seem from the ready response
given by Mr. Lawton regarding taxes
Catered aa «ecend-ciatt mali m ailer A u |« *t 22od
and payment for the barbecue thut the
IM S . al Ih * PmtoAce «l Sanford. Plorlda
shot «truck home, for as the late lament
■Oder Act of U trrh ,1rd. IH79
ed Sam Jones said’ ‘‘The hit dog iilwuy-'j
Teleobone No ISA
Ditte« la Herab) IlalldIn«
howls,” and if the shoe tits u few property
owners
of Oviedo they will have to wear
Here’a to you Woodrow! Show us
it
off.
The Heruld has no wish to cast
what you’ve got!
aspersions
upon the citizens of Oviedo or
------------ O -----------At last wr have a real Democratic any other section of Orange county.
President and hope to have u real Sec The editor has as many good friends in
Oviedo as he has any when* and Mr.
retary of State, Hon. W. J. Bryan.
lxiwton who writes the communication
b
one of Gym}. no matter if we do differ
Some of those Orlando papers are still
on.,
polities o f division. The statement
harping about county dirbdm r hr*Orthat the Orlando politicians helped to
ange county. Where Is Ojlando on the
arrange the barbecue at Oviedo and that
subject, un.vh.uw2,----------- O----------- ---------- ——— there were people in Orange county who
We are certainly grateful to the Or dodged taxes and because they did dodge
lando papers for their assistance In get taxes were against the formation of the
ting county divUion lor as and now as new county is not casting aspersions
the time draws near for our departure upon the good name of Oviedo, There
to Tallahassee wv wish to thank tliem nr« tax dodgers in Sanford and Orlaudo
one anil all for this assistance. With You find them everywhere, and they are
out them we could never have accom usually against the old regime hecauae
plished it so quickly, and especially to any changes mean investigations anil in
tho Citiz*-n and the lieporter Star an- vcstigation« mean that the tax dodgers
li Mr. Lawton
we graleful for those lino editoriaLs tlml will stand revealed,
thinks
he
has
been
badly
treated we will
were written before they were subsi
make
the
amende
honorable
by replying
dized by the county ring. Those were
good boys when they were captured and to his communications and always giv
put upon the chain gang of the county ing him all the «pace In- wants in The
ring and right well did they light (or the Herald for his replies. The editor of
rights of f hi* people
To the editors The Herald asks for no quarter and gives
who have died lighting county division none, hut this paper will always correct
we eitend a nosegay of cabbages and mistakes when these mistakes are [minted
11 The Herald tin* ims |unfed
promise thill nett year Harney county out to us
misjudged
or
been discourteous toward
will plant celery on their grovi-»
any
citizen
of
Oviedo the editor will
(>
make
»[mingy
.
In the matter mention
HAPPY EDI T o K
Editor lien Davis of Hie Winter (inr ed by Mr Law ion Oviedo ha* nut been
den Times must lead u happy existence, the target hilt the ituhnduah who think
1'ntil
eomliinlng as he H«<» the pleasures of they have ix-en badly treated
the
majority
of
the
citizen*
of
Oviedo
printing a good weekly and having a
good garden___Kind Ins song id prat«- m vote against county division and |n*ti
him The Herald to atop breathing tins
The follow mg
In our garden we have up murk and pafwT w ill ’go’ ahead and give the fliet-s as
* ; . 4 * 1 1 1 xheni and they seem to lie fnrfi*
TH E SANFORD HERALD
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
F
■ H
okra. lus-L*. Swum chard, cabbage, col
lards, rucumlmrA. tomato*-», s.jua-sti. at
tirhoke* dandelion- Im-uiih, corn. [<*•[»tiers, brume I «proni» endive etc
We
are testing out some new vegetables to
m s what effect tin- climate and soil ot
! lurida will iiaCe un them, and should
we mention our garden once in awhile,
it is only with Hie end in view of finding
out and telling what garden hum. can lie
raised aurcraefully in this locality
The
soil was broken only two months ago
<i
S P E A K IN G A B O U T Ilo VS
The Orlando Citizen n* putting up .<
tuiwl lesMip e I he Oii>1tier- ut I tie itl\ .I-e
for they are eira wing lire and (ire always
means ri-sulis
Up to the present the matter -lands
n* it did
Mr Ijiwlnii ha» not provisi
limi lite Her.ibi »aid anything about
(bu sto lax dodger*, or thut we maligned
On-i lly of (h a-d o and he ha* not provi»!
thu( Urlando did not take (lie leading
part in the Ovicd(abarla-etie. that Orlan
do speaker* did not predominate in the
meeting, that Orlando did not guaran
tee ilio money for the excursion, for The
Herald ha* the good* and cun produce
them ,
O
\LI KAY (»It COUNTY DIV |s|ciE
I inde i mint v J-o.» already I m i dividisi
an d at the lu*l division t i n re wu* ,-on*id
u.sking tlu authorin'»* to help h's-p then
children nf hntnc stter mght
Then this e*«l*le «p[Ht»t|ion nram*l
anti paternalistic paper go*-* on to anim
advert ugaitisi the tendency to have the
state, county or town take.a hand in the
projmr upbringing of children. Insisting
that attuiti the sole r'-sponsibiiifv rests
nielli the parent*
i'nlm Hearh
county being cut troni tlie iiurt-nt »tern
Since I’nlm Beach county ha« net up
hoiiMckreping for themselves not only
has the new county pros pored but the
parent county of Dade has likewise pro«
I,*-r*sl more ttiari it
would h a v e done
SANFORD
March 4, 1913
HERALD
F-dQdB^-Ji
Own your car— don't let it
own you. A new Mr. Dooley
rises to remark that there are
only two kinds of cars— “ the
Fords and the can’t affords.”
You ’ll want a Ford when the
season is on. Then buy it
today.
Sanford Machine and Garage Co.
LET YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU
1>I V IS IO N ISTS U l l o
DDES N O T
K N O W T H A T T H E M A K IN G O F
P A LM B E A C H C O U N T Y O U T OK
T H E N O R T H E R N E N D t»F D A IH
I lien we add (hat interest to your original dejMistt and at the
HAS B E E N E N T IR E L Y B E N E
end o f another three itinnths, we fij»ore interest on the total and
F IC IA L ‘TO T H E IN T E R E S T S O!
so nn
BOTH T H E u l D A N D T H E N l U
'tmi tan imw »<-e how r.ijuillA ymir m oney will ¿row when
From hi* arm Hi m the forriiiiti-iri ol
set to work
Brevard eopnty and
frietuJIliH?
T
‘ W O W
the rfiide-Palm Beat li div'ittTfftf il w-oul
*eem that Senutor H ihImiii wnnl-l be an
A n d let ymir 'fn’ mfwm-oirlv lfoT^T?T**1'
ailViK-ate of itn- pri-M-ul divitmm u»h
lor tbu*. giving two legislator- (rein ih
dulxnt Ate w r vice I I I I he [ia**age of tiir
bill
Anti a)i|i(ifenll) the divi-ioli will
It U on I n you Nothink’
mi* t with a|ipro* al in itu- m-I il- nu'iil- g Your Di*posi<s are Insured Against Loss
nllerli *|
FOR AS It \y> It El N I ( I\l M t N 11
AULA S A ID
THE
IM A G IN A R Y
D IV IS IO N
L IN E
M E A N S N O T H |□ O D O o a o o D O D o a o o o a o o o o D o o o o o D o o o o o o a o o o o a o a o a o o o a D o o o D
1N<;
T H E ID E A Is T o y*E< 1 iti
SM ALLER
U N IT S
FOR B E T T E R I
G O V E R N M E N T PUR PO SES A N D
MORE
EQt I I .ABLE
E M ’E N D l *
T U R K n l T H E P U B L IC M O N EA
AS LONG AS F L O R ID A M A IN T A IN '*
T H E Ct it NT A l NIT •*A * T i M I N
S T E A D O f I lit I’o W N *■111p l M r |
I h r m ild w in te i h.is i.H i jc d the s p r i n g g r o w t h
3*
LARGE
( i i l M Ik s
Wil.I-, BE j
to
-.tail
c .n lv
D o n t d e la y
Ic itih / in g
¡3
F O U N D I'O BE l N U I E L D A A N D
1‘ a v m i t c F r u i t M a n u r e w i ll ¿ivt* r e s u lt s an ti
C O M M U N IT IE S
REM OTE
FR OM
w ill
not
p r o d u c e d ie h a c k .
.
.
.
ffj
T H E C O U N T Y S E A T W IL L N O T
R E C E IV E T H E IR JUST S H A R E OF
P U B L IC E X P E N D IT U R E S
YOUR TRUCK
AND G ARDEN
CROPS
Here i* to Everglade* ami Itedluiidi-
W e Pay Interest on Savings D eposits E very 3 M onths
— \VK WANT YOUR BUSINESS
! PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD, FLORIDA .
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N rcd
fc rttli/ e r
(hat is q u ic k ly a v a lla tile and
I hi r spec la I c r up lo i m o |a »
n .iilr tu ¿ i vr ln^ t csu lts q u ic k l y
,
I u h in p la n t I•rial
at C
're Opposed
0j
AVRITt
K * R OUR Ut it i h I t I
INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER CO.
P A C C . Local A (« n l
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10 - pound Coltolene, bucket filled with Fine
Cotlolene for . . . .
. T . $1.00
25-pounds S u g a r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f 30
1-pound Rumford Baking Powder . . .
.25
.1-pound Creamery Butter .
.40
1-pound Butterine . .
» . .- . .25
<7 " i 11*■» '** T
n
he has a grievance against T.be Herald
for saying that Orlando paid for the bardiocue at Ovieilo and that Oviedo anti* dlvialonbte were dodging taxes. We
wish to state to Mr. laiwton that one
would naturally conclude that Orlando
was heading the barbecue when the letU*m of invitation were rwnt out Irom
Oviedo, and if Orlando people wen* not
in charge of the barbecue why scr.d out
the invitation* from there and why were
the leaders Orlando men? Give us the
- "rfv.
•*
to
M ail Order G>ncerns
Because—
w h i
. *
Improved ns a County :R OAD S S H O U L D
BE B U IL T
IN A S Y S T E M A T IC .
OENEKOUS
WAY
AND
E V E ftY f l ï f i Î G B E D O N E W IT H T H E ID E A
OF T H E C O U N T Y U N IT . By cen
tralizing their . interests -in- the- «ma Her
cUMriYf.'*- bP^'bhOeCAfc-*
A IT C A R
county" with their proverbial enthusi
asm, the people in the northern section
ol the present county of Dade and the,
southern section of Pnhn Beach cotfhty '
would have something well worth work
ing for and all of the lower East Coast
would bo iienefittcd
,
„
Like arguments could also be used to
iihow that county division would In- for
the furtherance of the interests of the
southern part of Dade county. The
Redlands territory might furnish the
"Redlands county" and the growth of
the lower settlement" on the Florida
[>eninsula l>e given an impetus that
could not he accomplished in any surer
There are more than 220,000 tordi nn the
way. W H I L E T H E C E N T R A L P O R
world’s highways— the best possible testimo
T I O N O F T H E T E R R IT O R Y . W I T If
ny to their uneireHext wOTThr**"Iutiw "runM IA M I AS T H E C O U N T Y S E A T
about $595— touring car $670— town car—
C O U L D SO IN T E N S I F Y IN D E V E L
$870 f. o. b. Sanford, with complete equip
OPM ENT
THAT
REM ARKAB
ment. Cxuloguc-izAUS-EoriLMotor. Compa
R E SU LTS W O U L D B E A C H IE V E D
ny, Michigan and Fourteenth Streets— or
A N D O U T S ID E OF T H E E F F E C T I
from Detroit factory.
T H A T W O U L D BE P R O D U C E D O N
T H E FEES IN P U B L IC O F F IC E .
T H E C O U N T Y D IV IS IO N W O U L D
B R IN G N O R E A S O N FOR C O M
P L A IN T
A L L OF US. O F CO U R SE.
A R E P R O U D OF T H E "S T A T E OF
D A D E "- BEFORE ^ E
D A Y S OF
THE
F IR ST C O U N T Y
D IV IS IO N
W H E N P A L M B E A C H W AS C R E a o o o o a Q o o o o o o a o o o a a o a a o o a a o a D o a o a o a D O O O Q O D o o a o o a o o a o o
o
ATED.
THERE
WERE
HEARD
MANY
E L O Q U E N T ’ PLEA S
FOR
THE
M A IN T E N A N C E
OF
THE
*
»
R O Y A L . O L D C O U N T Y W H IC H HI-1
Did
you
ever
(itiun*
just
I
uiav
fust
your
m
oney
w ill pile up
V A L K D S T A T E S IN E X T E N T A N D I
W AS F IL L E D W IT H R E M IN D E R S g when sei to w ork'1
One Dollar at m uipounri interest W ill D ou ble Itself in Seven
OF O LD D A Y S IN R O M A N C E A N D 1
teen years, hut One D ollar Deposited K very year for tw en ty y e a r»
T R A D IT IO N . B U T T H E R E IS .NONE
al n u n isiu n d interest will ntnmiiit m nearly Th irty D ollars
OF T H E S E E N T H U S IA S T !!
AN TI
Well, why should nut ;he *i»te take with the lug county to look after and keep e o u n tie s '
an aclne i n i r»-**t in tie- pnijx-r training tip
A* pt i » if of thi* tact the Miami
of ts future iMreli.» 1 sliinild like 'o a»k ’ M .-tro,».I a* '* now in Invar of making
T he [lii't-ntr go hence m ,i lew year» and tw o mori l o u n t u » of itati'- and in the
-I-» >—* »litte-e d**mr r*sr the etruTT» orniTtlT* -b*ttrrw-rrx eritr-PTrat-gm-r ¡-reel reasons trrr
of thetr |xi*teriti tint the »tate remain« »ti doing «nil reason* th a t everv voter
to reap the riunii» !<*• they g««*! or bad in the propts*ed [-reeirtet ol Harnev roun
of the rising generation
Better think ty should reati
Her*- t* lite county *ea,
again, Mr. Citiien, and do a little better paper in a county already divided once
job of it - Estero Eagle
giving good and sufficient reasons for
It is doubtful if Hr«. Howard of the again living divided, and if this is noi
Citizen ever had any boy* to raise. The evidence enough for the ant i di visioniate
people w ho have no lusty youngsters of of Orange county to reuse firing, then
I heir own know exactly how to rats'' th e y rnu*t tu- a» I he Metropolis states
them. The curfew law is a good one fur -office scekera ox uxlk« lw>id**n or being
nny city, town ur hamlet anti serves to paid by these officer* to make the fight.
keep the boys off the strw-t at night Read the following from the Metropolis.
While we lielieve that parents are re The raps are ours and show when’ the
a[>otuilile for tlie action* of their boys rase is identic«
then* urv many occasions when the hoys
In the proposal to divide Dade coun
Will frequent tile street* and the parent» ty, The Metro,Mills se*-s unqualified merit
are in total ignorance of the facts. The and ho|ies that the undertaking may tie
editor of The Herald has two and while accomplished with harmony and di*he never claims that tbry are angels they patch
certainly do not stay on the street« at
From the northern end of the pn*sent
night and yet they or** allowed as many Dade county to the southern boundary
privilege» as most boy« ot their age is an extent of seventy-five or eighty
This boy problem is a deep one and con miles, while the average width is in the
cerns nfi of us and all of u* should unit*1 neighborhood of forty miles
THE
in watching over them.
CONSTANT
IN C R E A S E I N
THE
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S P -A -& -H V + -S T E R R IT O R Y - A G R O W T H T H A T IS
P H E N O M E N A L A N D A D IV IS IO N
O P T H E C O U N T Y IN T O T H R E E
S E C T IO N S T H IS E A R L Y - IN ITS
H IS T O R Y W O U L D M A K E FOR T H E
BE S T
DEVELOPM ENT
OF T H E
E N T IR E D IS T R IC T .
Lying about Fort Lauderdale to the
north and ao.it It and now -to the «rest
with the great acreage of the reclaimed
Everglade* coming into cultivation— ia
in an extent of territory that should be
c
,
A it or TTou$e‘ 'T e a i
Stolwicln Coco«
Sllowick. Milk Cocoa
Premium Pancake Flour
Schuddert Maple Syrup 50 cenu quart
P H O N E 35
G. STOCKTON
tw ee5ÖÖCXXX5ÖSC
�THE
SANTORO
HFJUI.f»
Originated Dinner Custom,
"■’e «ft» felt» tha' in VnnTTe orici
nn'eil 'he r,return * giving to w r« to
4 Ih Hi*- i|. » • p ii«.-« »Iit-r«
ouc» »ini < i ••n i.ipkln» «o ro
frutti »Oliar ned IH" 4.. n, »,
kIi' k «<ro tri voti tu thè Indie*
ititior nf it»!i<
ln»teil
throo
miti hlt'K H'iirv bruirgli! «irli
0 « n holller. « tu» pneMilcd uvei AiUV «»ill U* »
1*1»Mtf
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• » HU * I 1 -» :
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Contest D epartm ent Rushed Until Noon Saturday Handling
Subscriptions Turned in on the Big Offer.
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All ilir. lune Sntnrdny the »urei'vafiil
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l’nymenl.. un all .uh-.i-rijif loti' «ili
Metalli olln e and tiirnetl m ih*' Iiumui *..
euro voti*, aeeurdinc to the followìnit
the hutiness representative» of that pros Ihe> Inni riimjiletiil, tliicat, linrrvinc out »«'Iteti ule
Ketie« al - and hark oil iteri it
perous city who 1» »(M'lidinc the dav in •inaili Hiev »ei uni 111 seareli ol i|»r olle tioli» euunt the »atin a- new »uhveriie
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tieiore the olliee i-IiimhI at nono
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H in t for Traveler«.
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mori [.er-sni!. a ho might li.- |nn»uaded
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All Local Afixer memento Inder Thi»
— ttMNHfir TtW '(TTeTTminfV for pi rami r# Il rad Inc Thr re (lent » a 1Ino I ach I «sue
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Mr and Mr» Frank Fortier have the
(dea’ iire thin week of entertaining tun
niece». Mrs. Doggetl nf Jarksnttvilh amt
Mrs. Benedict of New Jersey.
(, M n . H. B. Connelly left several day»
ago (or Washington City lor a »hurt
vi«it. While there »he of course «ill
have the pleasure ol attending the in
afiguration
. To friends ol Mr Him tiuilirie who
are wondering why he ha.» grown two
fri't taller within the pn»l weei .■
ill
explain that thin nit ueenunt ‘I i tit" ,uM
al hi» home last Mmidav Teh .'til
Mr». H ( ’ Mas*ey n( High l'nlitt \h-
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S F .C O N I ) P R I Z E — $25.00
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l o u t o x i i . i g i r i l i fittili», . m d
There are situation« in which hope Comi «attilli
Fred Shuman W.wt Side.
and fi-nr rim together In which ther R K 1»
fiC-tf
mutuali! destroy one another, and lose
E.rvt-i’lu»» »Miiislrvs. «-lì go lint tiy
themsalve* In s dull tmllfTcrenre
If
d .t v
or
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l ’ r 'i-iv i t i
te ib tu h ith le
If » f t f imi »0 how inulti we hear to
know "f «hose who »re mod dear f,
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m-ltiK O'
houli»
peril
mil
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■m 1.» " » a! with our otiilnirx ever»
■lav life’
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Kaeford, North C'uroltnu are in the city |!l
the Kin's!» of Mr and M r» M I' I n «
Mr» K t ilu»giiw Mehrt* t,
to*
wnivdle Itus arrived m the cuv a" I «ill '
Iw I'omas'ted with the milliner, put "
lor» ol Mrs. S I! UvlTinao to lead '*
milliner and designer
1»
S to rm
the
D e te c to r
11.m
tlllld .n l
TX h o
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of
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tile deserlptlotl l.'i.'lltlv given
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a
Bane
of
Life
(n
Africa
lev »
11 I turn
M r mid M r » \\ \\
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yesterday for U ash m gtoi
w l " . tm
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will « i t ness the IIIUUgur.itloT,
I r. ■» I.
le. and visit friend» :n \ irgitna niton (
returning hoim
'• It A < aiilw.ll Ini» ret.irmd Irmn .1
month» visit m New '1 ofk aid other
easte/t, markets, where lie |<urelinsed
K«»mJs for the (ahTweJI 1)e|,ailment
Store
Kliroule home .pendlllg a '> W
duvs at ills old home in N’orili Curolitn.
('has T Clark is in the eity from New
Smyrna and 1» lii>o»lliig eonnt;. dtvi.i
Mr < lark is a hig lux payer in I »rung ■
rlimitv mill favor» the dlvi»ion l » . ,.i,|».la ■‘ . l i t Is'iier n-stih- at f1 i"
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I It M isslev o I Mehtle’
I ,
.»him
I Ite Mnhtl f !nwn iJri*' ■ v "*■ in
ihf »»1> yiK|i*nlu\ anil v 1-11 1 Iti* II* r
aid
Mr. Misaley was greatly surprised
to ns* such a fine olfice rind staled that it
was the best country oftice he hu«! visited
III the south.
h (I <‘ox lelt visterda. lor H i*
fie ld »
U . M
V ir g im .l,
W here
lie
wi l l
ev 1 r\ one of thi ni .ir,
hi
f 'r m l u h o n
1
vuhnHih and ivi' inviti all r,deli
I heir Irte» ,|- to , t*-41 1 hi
i .1
lo- linai l.otiti
olici i "
lllallng
l.nlcrpri»i . I la
which lliey were pun lined, an
(day , I " »••* and •■» :t e in 1 "
imi! xtue» arde 1tm ti» i rolf. 11->1 lo
H u r t v t l i n s - ih te»
elei Irli fati» to keep Ihn a! ino»gite[ o
twelve lllcd v.rv
Imo |nk
sili
W e ll.
faswe-ei
Ca l m n e i »
alw ays
!,
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full
nf c a ir n
the
richest
llx,»
Of Course
"W hen 'I.*- ("hi *' i M o 't 'l th.it nitri
n» a felt« e hl» lawxet 1nilldn l clear
him " Htr.mce 'I might to he easx for
anxhiiilt to whltewa«h a fi fu ■>
l'ah
timore Anierlciui
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top I IKigl.t'
|i ifgiun ii i.d hii prompt
\ Idri'»». l> 1. \\ .igfierKl»sltluuee,
th i
4 4 - tf
For Refit i»ix room • ullage with all
uueief n ont»r.'V'-fT»-nt»
yet palmetto
,1v111uc
\ p11h, i" f W Mahoney at
U n c le Penn yo stse S a y s !
d l tl
1'tn onl) an old fogv hut when I I 'el mild I Id «*• < o
>,'i* stmt ti I iv It M.hi lot la«t naif
i rut*» tin* ocean. Id ralhei »«•• a few
Room 7. M (■ l‘ Mh»'k
AO-tf
good Itlfeliost' «hoard than nn> tinm gutters
For Sale Rinck of live well located
bed o f s w i m m i n g po o l«
ett) lot»
Add re»» llwiier. Box 1JhT
-i4-tf
Wanted Clean cotton rags, no scrap«,
\\ ili Itetltli r I est <.a-ulnie
B r in g in g O u t th e B e s t In M ar*.
at the Herald nl!W , Will pay 2 cents
Mr ( ‘I alter ni thè thidket <.:ire»e
Affliction I» the good man'* shining
per pound
sveno,
pr
ostaji
It
y
p
iunreal«
his
bright
!» vxorklhg o>, a li,."1*1 ol a li" w <‘t* lui! 1
Hood Mule for Sale Cheap For in
ter timi will rnaleiiallv reduce thè h'gh rat ray: a* fright to «tar*, wuu luster
spection apply to John (
Ltlwatd*;
gives
to
man
Young
uhi of ea'iiIiMc
Ile ......... -troc'ing ,
Cclsrv «venue
-t'J-tfc
new ne»1*1 "I 1,-ed I <r ile- curliureler
that udì letrn pari 1;erme rie ami par'
nod hat tie»»
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,1‘mI
W -ti
Power
have a Iw u v1 ai heart 1111 iili«hHkeii ri"
puxii. H »u .Ili*«il W light Mahle
»¡ime 1¡a«»
Spaulding This f *'
bliss Triumph, per 160 lb bug 52. fiA
“ "furnish iw»fl grown either in Maine
or New \ ork state. Wo guaruntt»- our
■red to he the best and true to name.
• « « ! buoineta. nut a diausned customer, American Produce
Company, Jacksonville. Florida. 45-24c
See Smith, Fix-it-Man. All gcneroJ
Jwuao repair*. Room 7, M. 0 . T. Block.
Show»
The di x-1ii «t ti." .ght» ai,
tJ~H11 r| ti 111/ 11;k
Hi g g i r a t i » . ! m l l i d » m »
F^ttH.r M nttwee
Friday night, "(ir.ui'tark
Saturday matinee **1*. ck’» Hail B o v '
Saturday night, "T h e Curl and lite
Reunion
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baK
Iftlg e
1at
|ura n iv
II e is a hustler and will make
good wherever his field of labor is lurateil
j (¿uite a mint her of Sanford people
went over to Delaind to attend the lust
entertainment of the annual inustr («■»
■ivnl at Stetson University Friday cvi n
ing and to enjoy the great pieusiire and
privilege of hearing David lli«pham one
of the world's greafi'st haritones the
erowning ivenl of the music f**stivai
Among those who enjoyed the singing ol
tla. great artist were Mr» Fannie S
Munson. Mr» Crtxse ilnrn«*», M i» I h
kf«honey( M li. M. 11. llowler, Mr» .» H
Ttourrnllut. Dr. >nd Mrs, T. A Neal
Misses Ellen Mahoney, Laura
Fish,
Irene ilrady, Madge and Verla Ward and
Mabel Howler, Me«srs. C. (). M< Laugh
hn. A. Mahoney, R, R. Dens and Prof
Roland Wildman.
A special hill is to !«• Introduced in the
coming legislature for the protection of
drer for a term of four years in the rnun
He« of DeSoto. Lee and Polk. Active
campaign work along these lira»» is being
P « l&O
feid tllg »
« flit
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Genuine Seed Potatoes,
1H
P ille d
h rel.iv ’» ii.tj»'t
g«»«l to hint anil wa- only leaving t o n
im
hi t w eeti
ti»
Id » Pllng!v uni'e
>liiirg. ol a large department .ton
II
tui'ilv will follow when the «■ ut-tie* 1»
Hiomer umt I lie »now 1. ,1. ■ ’ ' •
ml llm Ulim Uoty»-----k+f---‘ 0» »t-!*•••I lm | |
hire Ins departure that Sanford looked .
« great— The Gibson
tj
j T O i r nATTns ■ g m t t MngTTT TTTtim r ’ 'B r r ^ ' n fiir *
STrurf' gi*'(,Tiue
JA cent mark and imro ene VelliiTi^ ,f' 1J when tberu happens to bo a puppy
edit» the hig iviti" io thA nutrì owner» loro."
jx_.il !»• v*nrili I'op'ide ii.g and < hatkei
will he had'd a- a ; iddìi Itene far lor
A d vertlklng B r i n g « W e a lth
i Y » ii« im il n in i |n *r« i m n i l
n d \ i-r 11*1 ri ic
U i Miff pr**lu(Ju 1«» Hvultli
I f' I ,1 Fiel
I*
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If. *t .llilfHfii-.
U fils'
Are You in Arrears
y«w n W k f h « f T t i b r t
WE NEED THE MONEY
Homelike accommodation» (or regular
boarder** or transient.», timid table.
lU te» rdteuiimhtc
W Ii A\ .it Iren, I'rop,
jliiU -A - First St.
3*4-if
Wanted Urder» for Inn fr,*»t nri^rf
rnhblfge |»Jaiit'. »11 v.iTirtie«, fl Ju p»'f
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1 h u e I r id»
S u ti'fu r
U u l | . gUWJJl.il ett
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U -34tc
For »ul<
ie»t p,i|M r
T
Block.
60-tf
8slf-Depreclatlon Too Prevalent.
Ftor ono man who think* loo much
of himself there axe a huudred who
think too little.— Exchange
Whit- Malt.-s.' lien and red
( uineaux tngiotis. Color lisndt'd , n n i U s l
Tile iiest is tha
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l.oiU,
chtaiwst
R o u te 1
62 Ctc
�March
GIVEN AWAY
Wouldn't' You
Everybody
Wants
AUTOMOBILE
Please Call and See this Car now on display at B. & 0. Motor Co. Garage
Rules of the C o n te s t
N o m in atio n Blank
Kcau c a r c l u l l y the rules ol this contest us it wi ll m a ke it i
easier for the c ont est ant to understand the methods that are i
N o n a m e of c onte st ant will be k n o w n .
No na me o f c onte st ant s w i ll he publisher!
E v e r y c o nt e s t a n t gets 2 , 0 0 0 votes to start witli
E ve ry c ont e st a nt gets a nuinbci
Good For Two Thousand Votes
?*g}**yia 11 as a, contestant in
Automobile Contest.
m r . ' J L ll'
V o te s m u st not !«• w r itte n on. .
Please place these 2,000
V o t e s to I v
Tic v o te s in
o n to p slip o n lv
credit.
C o lo r
p ackages
o f e c r tilic a te s
w ith c o n te s ta n ts
W ill
Ik- ch an ged
num lier
m o n th ly
and
am
and tm r
re c o rd e d m o n th ly to c o u n t.
Varies arc tra n sfc sa h le o n ly l>rforr re c o rd in g .
C o n t e s t a n t ha vi ng largest number ol votes wins the A u t o
* V C o ntestants wi ll not I k - pe rmi tte d to sol ici t votes w i t h i n
store or in I r o n t of the bui ldi ng.
W e w il l issue t r a d e c o u p o n s w it h o v e r y p u r c h a s e at o u r sto re . T h e s e c o u p o n s r e p r e s e n t one v o te
c e n t p u r c h a s e , and th e p e rs o n holding c o u p o n s r e p r e s e n t in g t h e la r g e s t n u m b e r of v o te s a t th e ond
w ill r e c e iv e t h is b e a u tifu l T o u r in g C a r a b s o lu te ly free o f cost. T h e s e c o u p o n s «arc t r a n s f e r a b l e and
i n t e r e s t e d in s a c u rin g th is c a r for y o u rs e lf you c a n h elp a f r i e n d or r e l a t i v e to s e c u r e
fo r e a c h o n c o f th e c o n te s t
If you a re not
th e m a c h i n e .
A n y of o u r c u s t o m e r s o r a n y o th e r p e rs o n In t h is to w n o r s u rr o u n d in g c o u n t r y can b e c o m e a c o n t e s ta n t, so d o n ’t
d e la y b u t s e n d y o u r n a m e r i g h t in. In case o f a tie , b o th c o n t a s t a n t s w il l b e g iv e n p riz e s o f e q u a l v a lu e . O u r
o b je c t is to i n t e r e s t you, and th ro u g h y o u g et y o u r f r ie n d s to p a t r o n iz e o u r s t o r e . W e w a n t a c h a n c e to s h o w you
th a t you can g e t b e t t e r goo ds a t lo w e r p ric e s h e r e th a n e l s e w h e r e . W e e x p e c t th e g r e a t e r v o l u m e of b u s in e s s to
m o r e th an o f f s e t th e e x p e n s e o f this c o n t e s t a n d re p a y us, as w e w o u ld r a t h e r sell to 1 0 0 p e o p le one d o l l a r s ’ w o r t h
e a c h th a n to 1 0 p e o p le ten d o l l a r s ’ w o r t h , and y o u can s e e th a t a s m a l l e r p e r c e n t of p ro fit w il l m e a n m o r e to us by
s e llin g 1 0 0 p e o p le th a n o v e n a la rg e r p e r c e n t a g e of p r o f it w e c o u ld g et f r o m s e llin g 10 p e o p le . W e w ill g iv e y o u
e v e n m o re f o r yo u r m o n e y than w e h a v e in the p a s t ..............................................................................................................................
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SANFORD
HERALD
Vfhon the regular program was con
G IB S O N FAM ILY R E U N IO N
cluded the club discussed the proposed
CUy Assolat* SocreUry T a -T ik r - MMigwlifitrcf the d u b «'of th* city, and
as fit
ding Fund Library
SeflWik IM t it b M id v ^ n r hVt/Ji'w
lied Charities
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ough and lengthy’«JiïcÂ'Sfefo
The home tulent musical comedy,
Dcapite the fact that a receAt com in favor of the proposition, which it la
mltte* reported adversely in the matter expected will become effective at)lh# be Gibson Reunion, to be given at Imperia
Theatre for the benefit of the Club Build
of a paid secretary, considerable discus ginning of the new club year next- tall.
ing Fund, Library and Associated Char
sion hae been heard of the advitaBllity
The Music Cluh will hold their next
and feasibility of such an action. The regular meeting at the home of Mr* ities by the Weiaka Club will be the finest
‘present time is not an auspicious one F. L. Woodruff .Saturday afternoon. amateur performance ever given in San
* for the cmpldÿmènt of a compensated March 16th. Mrs. G. L. Hoy. leader. ford.
The production i* given in two acts,
official, but it ie the proper moment to
the first showing tire Gilnon family bu«liy
• plan for the fall when the need of one
Resolution» D M »ion 7G9 I) of L. E.
engaged in their preparations for the
will be Imperative.
Sanford. Florida. Mar. 2.1913.
reunion, Mrs. Gibson, who is a suf
\ Darlington, S. C., has adopted a nove
Wltcreas.
Divine
Providence,
in
the
fragette, rule* the situation with a high
plan; in fact, almost a municipal inno
infinite
exercise
ol
wisdom,
taw
fit
to
hand, and especially away* her meek and
vation, settling the question conclusive
ly regarding the paid' secretary. Their move from our membership Feb. if!, dutiful husband into qui-'t submission
scheme waa to have the d ty adopt the 1913, Bro. George Armstrong, who early in every turn. >
Caroline,
Mr*. Gl beoti a favorite
commercial secretary as part of the ad- in life oMociated himself with the B. of
i, ministration, the Darlington council L. E. and met some rebuff* in hi* voca- daughter, with her dignified, polished
providing the-adaqaatrtarfevy, a m n v Uun. lojaadit- days; also lo*t hi* htsrhhr* college -manners;* makrmtn interesting
trifle, to secure the revenue necessary long sufferer from effect* of disappoint contrast with her sister's happy-gothe secretary’s expenses. “ This plan ment» iff his vocation and affliction, hi» lucky personality. The plot of the com
edy brings out many interesting situagiven direct encouragement to tho Board faith waa founded on divine promises:
Be It resolved, Division 76»,- D:- of ♦ietwi yee she n x H w t n the1production
of Trade and enables that organixatlon
to be dignified ami assertive- The tax L. E. lost a good member, the wife a lov Is brought about by the henpecking by
Itvy Is moat judicious, aathffman with ing husband, the family a tender father, Mr*. Gibson and the ludicrous stupidity
much property will naturally receive the state county and municipality a good of Irish Molly and stammering Billy.
In the second act of the production
greatest benefits from new industries citizen His walk in all stage* wa*
and settler* and will b« compelled to pay faultless, a fair example for those who Mr*. Gibson entertain« her relative« and
his corresponding share towards the up •urvive him to imitate, we fully realize guests with an elaborate program of
keep of the office of Secretary The en our Icas.'&ml extend our'heartfelt sym musical number* This program makes
tire population 'will be represented in pathy to his family. Deprived of health up, also, the greatest feature of the en
It will consist of three
the movement, as all tax paycra will be hU patience was astonishing, hi* faith tertainment
nominal member* of the Board of Trade, steadfast; we fully realize he met great large children's choruses and about
compelling the Integral parts to assume relief and received a rich reward when eight choruses with young people. All
the music is among the latest and catchan interest otherwise deem«! unneees- he went to rest,
ieat, and the dances as given by the in
Division
769'
drapes
her
charter
for
I ■ ■ «n r.
structor
to bo sent by Bock Entertain
thirty
days
in
res|H-ct
to
him
and
ron»eOrdinarily Boards of Trade are kept
ment
Company,
are among the most
crates
one
page
of
our
minutes
to
his
up at the expense of the liberality of a
urtistic «wen on the prfoessionnl Mage
few prominent men; condition* of this memory; admonishing our membership
kind are liable to produce certain dis to imitate his pure character, exempli
cord* in the organization, but with a fied and verified in his adherence to
NOTICE
municipal assessment, where all bu»ine-M brotherhood obligation* and principles,
Notice i* hcreb) glrcn that acting
men are taxed according to their in- so distinctly outlined in hi* carer-r as to
under
and by virtue- at a resolution
insure
us
a
grand
reunion
in
the
grand
vretments, the fairness ia obvious.
The advantages of sueh an arrange lodge above, presided over by the nduptrd by tho City Counrll I *111 within
ment will appeal to the majotiry. it Grand Chief of the Universe, where our ten day» from date bring *ull to en
could be handled in Kiaaimmee perhaps motto and brotherly lave w ill prcfnllWW force payment of all sum* «lue to the
without legislation change* ant! would motto and brotherly love will prevail un City of Sanford on all outstanding par
ing lien» alrto »ill bring suit to en
disturbed forever
prove most beneficial to the city. ,
force payment uf all sidewalk lien»
Secretary
and
treasurer
ordered
to
One prominent member of the Board
send r-npy ».t.NntU....r
« Mrh h» l j. h/-e.n mil el « n.ll ng for a period
of Trade advocates this plan with a
Armstrong'»
family.
I
of-onc »ear
slightly reduce^ form, hi* idea Ixing to
^
T.
S.
n\VJXy
■"»da ■ dF
òruugàCun the
T tltt tJtt tfrtJ^'coiiflcil, T«ay_ pnri "of th*Hens a bore
aisled
unless
■eiliemrnt
‘leere tnry «nil Treasurer.
salary and expenses of a secretary, the
Is made with me before March R 1913
Division 70'»
organization making up the deficiency.
at my office* In the Garner-Woodruff
ThU official is to Ire provided with suit
Bldg.
able quarters near the depot, where lit
To the Tax l’n )rr« of Orange t o
GKO. A DcCOTTEH
erati un* and general Information ran be
M-2ic
City At'orne»
I
have
a
lint
of
nil
the
hotuu-s
built
in
had at all times. The secretary U-lo be
1912
and
Hike
it
for
granted
they
were
on the job each day and do nothing but
look after the interests of the city - finished by Jan. 1st. 1913. The law re
quire* you to make your return I am
Kissimmee Journal '*
trying to give you n fair deal and would
like to have all pro;ierty a«sc**ed e«iual.
r/
Atkina-Hendricks
It in up to you to find out what your val
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock a uation is before the book is turneil over
beautiful quiet wedding took place at to Tax Collector, for there will be no
art here to
the home of the bride's mother, Mr* change made when tax paying time
c
u
lm
?
serve you with
J. A. Hendricks, on Magnolia avenue,
If ! mi»» a house or .-i s t m - s s a piece of
when Mias Gladys Hendricks become
See Us
anything in the
Mrs. Geo. Lee Atkina. «1 beautiful und lurid too low nothing i* **nd. II I tw«**-»
Before
lint o f printed
impressive ceremony was pronounced by you too high you will have to pay th» bill
Going
the Rev. D. H. Rutter of the Methodist utile** you have mod** your return.
stationery for
Else
A R TH U R BUTT. *
church, proclaiming the pair one till
where
your business
Tax Aasewror Orange County
death do them part.!
and personal
Thi| happy event wan the culmination
of a courtship of only a few months, for
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Went Hide Improvement
It was only a few months ago that they
The regular meeting uf the \Vi«t Side
first met.
B ill H e a d *
L e ite r H ead s
Misa Hendricks grew from young Improvement A»ociation »ill Ire held
E n v e lo p e «
C a rd s
irTTnnP1“ - “ 1“ » D*>— at .Uat Itubhinx Neal Thunuiay after.
W e d d in g In vita (Ion a
ton*. When a little child her parents noon at 3 o'clock All the ladies of the
P
o
s
te
r s o r Announcem ents
came here from Louisville, Ky., her West Side an* cordially invited to he
Of All Ki«A«
father till his death, being in charge o present and take part in the diseiueton.
the big mercantile buiane*» now the Peck- led by Mr*. May Dickins on the "Union
of the Women'» Clubs of Sanford." Thlr i
Hrndricka Co.
The best quality of work
Mia* Gladya has charms of face and will be an important and intere»tfng
at prices that are RIGHT
a personality which won her a circle of feature of th« meeting, as every phase
young friends who were sorry to lose her of tho subject will Ire «Jiwuoaed.
from their ranks, yet pleased to learn
that their hora*_U to bo Daytona.
* After the ceremony th* yodng couple
took an aftarnoon train for a few day*
la Jacksonville and other' point».—
Daytona Journal, ;
Mr. Atkina b a former Sanford man,
having passed bis early boyhood days
h*r* and has a boat of friends who will
tender their sincere congratulations to
~Ur. and Mre. Atkina and with them all
happlnm that this life can hold.
Job
P rinting
//'d
7=?
Celery and*
* *,
. it J |
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The Kind Thai Brings The Money
It’s those big bunches of crisp, *tender
celery the people wont— and will pay big'
prices for. And fresh, healthy lettuce leaves
that make the rest of the dinner look good—
They are the ones the housewives Iook fur.
Armour
Top Dressers
Celery Grower and Lettuce Speciul are
especially prepared to make Uiia. kind nt.
lettuce and celery. Both brands have plenty
of the quick-acting ammonia that makes the
plants large and tender, and they contain
enough phosphoric acid and potash to make
this growth healthy and crisp.
Call at our warehouse and see o u r
goods— we make fertilizer for every pur
pose-goods to suit YOUR requirements.
Ask for our representative, Mr. SchumperL
Warehouses A t
Sanford
Cameron City
Manufactured By
Armour Fertilizer Works
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
W e Q uo te Y o u
FEED
\V. C. Oats............
No. 2 Mixed Com
Wheat Bran
Beet Pulp....
Gluten Feed
B. C. 9. Meal
C. S. Hulls
.
No. 1 Timothy Hay
No. 1 Clover Mixed
Choice Alfalfa
...........
GROCERIES
Snow White Flour (Wood)
Gold Medal Flour (981b sack)
Self Rising Flour (Wood)
Grits (921b).....
Granulated Sugar
Best Green Coffee
liti
<h*a|*«. »re I • b JetkeomUW
PERCENTER COMPANY
,
-,
Established 1 9 0 3
IUY, GRAIN AND FEED DEA1ERS
::
JACKSONVILLE, f LA
ttkan S «A t » I 4 l ( * i » y
W rite for Price L ilt
m
TEoneNo.ZBT
F. Street
PERIODICALS
M AG AZIN ES
Ice Cretin ■ Sodt Water • Confectionery * Cigan and Tobacco
BICYCLES-------- ACCESSORIES-------- REPA1R1NI
ÏH E r- S A N F O R D
C Y C LE CO
it Columbi. end Kemblei Uifyd« Alio tllllfu J imi
ber cheeper nuln We »«11 Ihtin on iti) pejioruti
complete Liu* of Bicycle SunJiirt. W» do »11 kind* of
IlioI St* ue for enythinf io di« Bicycle tin«.
1Ne» Rubber T i m pul on you! C o G i l ot B»by C u i u | i
T U I ONLY BJCTCLS *TQBE IN BANPOKD
Mgr.
10H l’ elmetto Opp. Uly II
LA,
Th* Music Club held their regular
Bwating Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mr*. T. A. Neal, who wa* leader for
that dat*. A large attendance of th#
dub w m b m m
p n «„.
Leech!tlxky waa the composer con-
A. H. C R IPPE N & SON
Agents for New York and Chicago Factories
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High Grade Plano»—Low Pricnr-Eiuy Terms
T g s r T ü 3 ^ A ‘-BS?æaty
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• Mrs. M sigaretta Martin read a short
•h»tçh of ths Ufa and works ¿f Lweb
tUtky.
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Tbs muai**! contribution* to the Pro
gramm« wars' a piano number by Mra.
C. Q. Butt and a vocal aolo by Miai L. J.
Dameroo.
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Orders Solicit«!
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOM E
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' This beautiful suburban home on Sanford
Heights consisting1of ten rooms and bath and all
modem conveniences, lot 65x130 filled with .oi)pnge
trees and other fruits and flowers, fine garage and
pumprni outfit, good water, electric lights, going at
MARKS REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
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Phone 18-4 Rings
EPWORTH INN. EiUryrlre, F U
Located on Lnhe Monroe. opposHe Sonfonf »florü» • d«
Ughifol winter horse for tho*« e—klrvi the balmy air «
het« «taut. M u, ttos*ov«seats o r« prevlouj «*«*
r proemi mr itasi «ho cuisine >u sever soaorsl Rnles
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�THE
The amaY.‘ M S S B ' S t e t ó W will
get together and give a performance
some tmMjJii April for the benefit of the
base liJlr^kW otion and the perform
ance pronIWs A l)e a good one from ev
ery standpoint. Hanford boasts of some
Ver/ fine voice» and some good romodiana and the local hita util be rich, rare
and of the 1913 vintage. The circle Is
not complete and nil the good minstrels
in tho city or those who have ever pulled
off a stunt or think they can pull off one
are requested to meet (n the city hall
building third floor tomorrow, night at
eight SYIÖ2K when the first rehearsal wfll
take place. Lake Hodges,-an old min»tret trouper of Bnrldw Minstrels and
C. H. Dingoe, who it one of the flnmt In
the>city have tmn. wutrad.fot.Lwo end
men, and R. J. Holly will act as Inter
l o c u t o r , . . ? « » . » * -probably .four more
end men will be required and the re
hearsals will-start at one». Everybody
1» invited to come In and make the show
the real article. The cause H a good one
and tho people will get thrir money’s
worth, for it is a well known fact that the
amateur minstrel «hows are always bet
ter than the professional show on ac
count of the many local hits. Tho best
musicians of the city will form the full
orchestra and the musical feature will be
the Ixvt part of the show.
M arch 4. 1913
HERALD
■From Pensacola Journal, Feb: 28
Mrs. Lula Qhol»ten Morey, after an ill
Wednesday Cluh
Moaqalot Inlet Deep Water
The
member«
of the Wedneidi
“ At one orihe most enthusiastic and
pled by the strom that no replies have
nr»
reminded
that
they have [
liTgidy attended public .gathering« ever
yet been received
held In Volusia county, the Central vlted to hold their regular
Werior'day,afternoon. Mar. 5th
Pensacola HanRtnrtqm.
Although her' death was not unex
pected, when tbe-Information was given
out it caused the deepest sorrow among
her legion of triends. Mr«. Morey was
■ most lovable woman and had for some
years been ^ -.prominent figure In Perv»acola's social, church .and'charitable
Mrs. L. M. Ra>*sor of Ocala h here, unlT
M in Dora GhoUten, another «liter, i*
expected this evening.
Mn.' Mhrey was the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. John A. jGholsten of, Clarks
ville, ‘Tenn., and was prominent in
church and exclusive social circles there
at the time aho became the wife of Mr.
— WILL HAVE HOME MINSTRELS
Saaford Will Wltnaaa. Good Perform
SANFORD
•VlMUltOltVli. W4K:r AsaociaU2.P.
Mr*. Morey was » leader in the work
to establish a Young Woman’s Chris
tian Association in this city. She was
41 years old and la survived by her hus
band, Hon.. M, E.^Mnrey, a daughter,
Frances, who 1%eleven years old and a
pupil in the city school*« her mother In
Clartaville Tenn., three brothers and
The homo of the family la at & East
DeSoto street and faneralwM ices will be
held there at 11 o'clock tomorrow mom*
ing. They-w ill be conducted .hy the
Rev. A. S. Moffett, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, and the Rev, K. L.
Mclver. pastor of Knox Presbyterian
church Interment will be In St. Johns
cemetery.
■.
With Mr. Morey and their daughter,
Mrs. Morey came to Pensacola more
than two yean, ago from Rochester,
N. Y „ where Mr. Morey formerly practired law.
She soon made friends and
became an active member of the Shake»peare Society. theCaxtons and other
similar organliation». She .b o took
great interest in tlie Y. M. C. A. proposed
for this city and did much to bring the
efforts to «ecure one to their present
promising point.
live. Mr*. Morey made man
friends- in .lanfuiil aim' w itfT
learn of her death.
----- -------------------Hold Earlier Services.
Comm(fn<.injt with next Sundt
^ cburchw of flanford wi|| \H
#t ^ (n,u-*d of 7:30.
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<>|*brated Milliner Here.
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M” ' E‘ QlW > m Meh* T !
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.Jl.
*he . pnng petting o m m
w111 » 1 « «^ a ln here during
i f " 00’ MrV M,ehrU*1n* " tudi
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* * > • of Jacknonvillo for thn
* " d h" hf d * » iUona
1
departments of large «tabli.hr
wrm W ah at lieu' Smyrna- by tltp M e
llon of Judge C. E. Barrett of that city order thatthcjT may Rave*th<< op|HJ
u president. The other officers elected ity of seeing the apparatui u« h | ,
were: Vice president» R. H. Boyd, De- "Monteasari method" with an t-*j
tjon and demonstration of tin* m
cr,»Sanford, and M. Leidersdorf, New by Mimes Farnsworth und l^-iil.r,
Smyrna; secretary. If. I. Hamilton, New are using it in their departjneni. I
Smyrna: treasurer, 8. A. Wood, DeLand; be on hand at 2:30 o’clock.
board of governors. J. McCormick and
( Yrllian ( lull
G. M. Marshall. New Smyrna: T. K.
The Cocilian Club will hold ilt.-ir r^ ,
Hutre, Sanford, R. L Smith, Daytona,
ulnr meeting at the studio ,,f Mn
and Bert Fish, DeLand,
Many prominent speakers were pres Fannie S. Munson Saturday afternoon
ent from Volusia and adjoining counties
and the project seen« to be nearer an
assuriince than at any time yet. Dr.
Van Valxah said that in a conversation
with Capt. sjatterly, tho government
official stated Utah with the .opening of
Mettlnger’ n Bale Notes
An Immense crowd gathered at Mettinger's store Saturday afternoon, each
one hoping they held the duplicate num
ber that would draw the twenty-five
dollars in gold. Simon Philip, laborer
Her mother, brothers snd siatAs were n moat e%cry 8 ate ln 11 1,10
on a Celery avenue farrq was the lucky
holder of duplicate ticket 2384, tho orig- telegraphed news of her death as soon as
inai having been taken by Gladys Ingo, it occurred, but tho service throughout) Gibson Reunion— Mar. 1.3-14
n little girl, from a box. This sale start
ed by J. H. Cole, and under the super
vision of M. Rathouaer has been a phe
nomenal success and J. K. Mettingcr ia
rongrutulating himself on having been
aide to obtain nudi enenpjtir »ales pro
moters to run this sàie for him.
foi THIS
PAI'HRj
*-rk?*mj¿¿n^aKMt:'+--AtUltííi’rr Opening.
Tbe millinery opening of Mrs. Over'rt.RWf, 4ffrtWing, this season
promLses to eclijwe anything ever'1 k-* zn**s'JW
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mpted in -Uuw.lvnw. iiwSwntanl. ,
Mm. Ommnn believes In giving the
(teopla of Sanlord lite ImwI und has aei.-- ;’ .
cured the services of Mm. Mehrtem,
tine of the l>e»t trimmers in the south,
who will lx- lien- during the spring sennK>
on. The regular spring o|>enlng will
occur on Monday, March 10th, and
refreshment* will Ik nerved to tho patnma during the hours of the millinery
display. Mrs. Overman wishes to
make no promises about the mnny
*- beautiful hats but requests the ladies
of this virintiy to rnll on Monday neat
und see (he display.
W IL L C O N T IN U E A L L T H IS W E E K
An Karljr Attraction
With a bevy of exceptionally pretty
singing und dancing girls, a splendidly
balanced compuny,. Billy ‘ 'Single'* Clif
ford aupported by that clever prims
donna, Marie Welter, will bo seen in tho
merriest of musical fare«, "The Girl,
Tho Man and the Game?'’ at the Im
perial Theatre Monday. k|«r. 10th, 1913.
The nueces*“o r IhOrrttnreT—phty - the
Coast D> coital
little short ol phenomenal. This season
It will tie seen to much better ndvnntage,
the company Ik ing Improved by the ad
dition of Mia» Marie Welter and a very
clever little singing and dancing soubret to, Miss Mae Collins, who was a fea
ture the past season In The Pink Lady
and at the Folio Bogere In New York.
The chorus will be up To tho Clifford
standard, which means much, and Billy
will hove the best ami brightest selec
tion of songs he has ever had in hia long
career.
"The Girl, The Man and The Game”
U-u-success w ith .j[.«filla) ” 8" as Billy
Cl ill urn a tiruntl uf lum rly and dancing
is delightfully pleasing.
At a recent meeting of the county
commiaaionere of Rt. Johns county it
was decided that the Augusta gravel was
a failure for surfacing purposes and they
cancelled^!! ohlers. Brick will be used
instead,
• Information has been received here
of the untimely death of Mrs., D. H.
Hartley, which occurred at her homo
In Waldo on Tuwday night From the
information at hand, it aapms that the
After bpllding a fire In an open grate, In
■ome manner -her clothing became Ig
nited, and there being no one in the
house to assist her, she was fatally burn
ed. She was almost unconscious when
found, and tlenthTrllcved-her suffering
during tbe early evening.— Gainesville
Sun.'
Don’t miss It—Gibson Reunion
BARGAINS
BARGAINS
S A T U R D A Y N IG H T
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Pu b lish e d
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8 e m l< W e e k ly—Tuesday
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Worth Living
SANPORO, FL O R ID A PRIOAV, MARCH 7,
Oh
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Sanford'»
S a n fo rd
D is tric t
W ill
N ow
P a v e W ith B rick
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ONLY DISTRICT IN FLORIDA
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Inslllutlon
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lng Heller Kach Hay
The Sanford district will noon witnew
the la y h y n H rrie k -CTrtwwifyafttvIm lley
or more of the country road*. The
final act ht the great work of starting this
innovation in road building wiu accom
plished on Wedncaday when the liond.»
were Bold to a Cincinnati bond firm at
6 H which in a moat excellent figure and
demonstrates that the Sanford district
is above par In the money markets
Sanford is the firat section of the state
to form a special road district and vote
bonds, for bffck road* nnd is probably
■ the first section in the entire south to
take lh# Initiative In the matter of build
ing vitrified brick roads.
Hand Broa. of this city nnd the Wilson
Co. of Jacksonville have been awarded
the joint contract for making the roads
and the work will «tart a» soon ns the
brick can be shipped
On account of
the large amount of brick required for
the twenty-five miles, two of the brick
concerns will furnish the material and
in this way the brick pan be »hip|>ed at
once and the work will not be delayed.
Tho brick roads will he built as follow»Celery avenue to the ferry, Hear dull
avenue to ‘Cameron City, Sanford and
of eight
m il». First street west to Sy lvan Lake.
«WrtKfUflt1«♦wrWtnmwiii place- north to
Monroe ferry, from St»-n»tmm place to
I
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‘in,J trom
Bea mall avenue to th
ienevn ferry fur one
mile.
The average width ol the roads will Imnine feet, with the exce|>rion of those
roads .‘ where the travel is large enough
to warrant a wider road and some of
these will probably Im* »I xics-h feel in
width. The width may be changed on
some of the roads by the trust*»*», a» the
nine foot rontl seems to lx* popular nnd
it may he possible in some instances to
build more nine foot road» and lengthen
the road*.
Wednesday ( lull
'A very’ entertaining innovation was
added to the alwuys pleasant meetings of
the Wednesday Club nt the meeting in
. the primary department of the Sanford
achool Wednesday afternoon, by invita
tion of MloaM Farnsworth and I-effier.
who had charge of the program for the
afternoon.
The club were pleased to have with
— them thu School Hoard and I’rof Man».
also several patron» and visitor» to enjoy
with them the splendid program pre
p a i d by their pleasant hosleswe».
After admiring the very attractive
and beautifully neat schoolroom and th<*
new and novel accessories to an up-todato school for little folks the club nnd
vialtom anjoyed tho fine cborua ” 'Neath
the Splendor p t the Flag," sung by the
following little girls and boys who marchto the front, the leader bearing the
-American flag, when Miss I-efiler gave
the signal on the piano: Jame« Mitchell,
Mildmd Holly, Emma Spencer. Evelyn
Diggers, Edward Brady, Irma Smith,
John Wilson. Morris Moye,. Kitty Du-
—Hosa, Jin>»o#»-Rhodes.
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GOVERNMENT BUILDING
re p o rts
Volum# V
AFTER TH F EXPRESS C O M P A N Y
ANOTHER NEW COUNTY
Failure lu Skip Vegetables Will Cause
Sa nf o rd is A m o n g the
The Sanford Pudding & I-unn Associa
tion continues to lie one of the great fac
tors in upbuilding Our progressive city.
The secretary And treasurer
1*13
Draw-
Lucky
Ci ti es to D r a w O n e
^
PRESIDENT TAT T SIGNS BILL
that during the month of Fehrunry more
than four thousand dollar* wen- taken a ,, j t l .*.
in and immediately contracted for build-! A n V
h,i .
T7ut His T*rentyfivc~Mt}e$ of V itri- ing new homes, and the roertb-of March
Drick Country Road*
Frid a y
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h V S A N T 'D R i ) — L i k
o
and
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R e a l««
T.
The
M.
Nice
Sum uL$7Û,QÜQ for Adequile
•y f
P o ’ toffice Building
will show more than five tho urn. ml dollar»
income, nil of which will lie up pi led nt
a * _ ,
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,
once to building.rww
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e ¡ij'
R f"'ffiv ! I iff,OWL *turernmeri't building
Uur Building & Loan Association is! that w u ma(lp |>0i<!lil,|r |n„ Monday
purely cooperative and is mnnaged by when President Taft, a* one of his busi
Sanford# conservative citi rena and in the uilicinl acts, «igned the lull giving the
interest nf the whole community and it appropria lions a» approvisi hv the
moat cordially deserve« the cordial sup- Hour# and Senate.
The |»nple hen*
port of every business man and citimi acre waiting with h it»»! breath th«*
Trouble for Company
Tallahassee, Flu. Mar. 6.—The rail
road Com|ianies are receiving complaints
on account of the Southern Express Com
pany failing to move promptly shipments
of perishable* otTered for'transportation.
The shipment» are prinrijiatly for inter
state points, and the commissioner», upon
Everglades
County
W ill
be
Formed F r o m Dade
COUNTY SEAT FAVORS PLAN
r m
behalf of the gtnwenrnrrrp*h1ppeia fnnv^ Q A ef-N ew i Itgm« Not »o Import*
token up the matter with the Interstate
, nt feu, Worthy of Notice.
■
commerce comm ¿»ion, anti have forthe follwwiu,|-*yUe«ra»M t«n»l»rr‘" ^
LaudordoW. March Tr-Am- -A
sequence to an nrticle appearing in
commisuion:
"InterBlate Commerce Commission, the Fort Lauderdale Herald two wetka
Mruhlnwton, D. C. : Following wire re ago regarding the 'division of Dad«
ceived here laat night from McIntosh. county nml the formation of n new
FI,» . a |Kj|nt on the Atlantic Const Line county, to .!*• known a* Everglade#
county, a meeting was held last night
Hailw ay
and attended by the most intluential
'Train forty took no exjir*-»* ti»la>
Those of you who have not done so first intimation of the net of the Presi
ritIrens of the north ent) of Dade, who
1-eft over ton erstes on platform
ure cordially invited to visit the offici' of dent as it was feared In- would u»e his
Thi-He shipment* art pmuipalU let will engage ill an active campaign to
Secretary and Treasurer Connel'y over veto prerogative anil kill the hill fur
tuet* und other |H*ri«hahle pnvluct* des ward the e»tuh|i*hment of the pro[K>*cd
Find National Hank or to confer with the time thus musing a delay in our
The proposition seems to
musi to markets outside of state. Fuil- new county
any niumlx-r of Hoard of Director», os ' building. The lint intimatimi
that
un* to give service at that point was cull-, h* ve l,a*>’
thus far no oppoto plana, uml manner of handling prv-1the bill had become a law wo» through
ed to the attention of the general maim- "*t*on whatever has devclojied and even
ferrod nnd comtnon stock, making loans, “ telegrnm recci\ed by Secretary Hnt*-*
ger of tIm* Southern Exprens Company '^'«m i newspaper» nrc cordially *upetc. They are in |KHi|iun to build *ev- from Senator Fletcher to thu effect
hy this comm betion last wi»*k. We are liftin g the movement,
eral more houses, quite a number o! them that Tuft had signed the hill, although
advised that it is almnnt a daily (»-cur
At
n,*ht‘« meeting a permanent
in the year 1913
Why not have them under protest u» he did not think some
perretire that the express comjiany full* to comniltt*»* was urgtmixed nnd
help build your», and if you don't want "t»me of Hip cities unii Iins population
curry all thè exjirna from that and uther manent secretary was employed. A bill
to build, the common »lock a» a saving» than Sun ford should r e v iv e an npprol»iini» in that viciniti
Fleti»«* gjve thi* creating the new county i* no« tieing
dclilu*ton can't be le<nt paving al«>v«* [nation although In- rrulh approved
mailer sucli i ignrrui* hatullmg a» wdl prepareil and will la- submitted to tho
nine i«’f cent iliviilcnih now. and (ut ol Sanford krinwing iloit this ciH
break uji thi» practice
lf ni»»n»ar> tlus legislature whin it convene* in April.
th'MC wil l have larger iimmitiL» ( <i invest would »(»in become tin- -ooriti -M-nt ol
The lioundurK** of F'vergladca coun
cominl.*»|im stand.- reaily lo jirefer fur
the preferred stock paying seven |»‘r the lu*»t county In th* -tele
ty
will lM-gin at the section line Just
finii chnrgi-i riguiu*-1 Southern Expre».»
■ent b Just the liest of all
(ifficers and
Thi» pillili»* htnlding tor Sanford
north
a! Deerfield, run wint to tho
« unpunv lor fading to do iti dui) .11 a
dinn'tors are as follow
mean» more than the average ritizcn
liiUaborough canal, along the canal to
common carnei "
could imagine
It mean» more thnu
Lake ( lkr»»*hol>ee and along the nhores
(ïeo H Fermild jitesident
Wetnkn ( Itili N'ullrv
ol
Ihe lake to lhe wentern Unimlary of
A P Connelly «i-cretitry und *reasurer a mere p»h* of murlili- and brick [or u
He ri giilai bridgi party of thè Uelakn
piMttlflice
ft meaiis
that Sunlord
Palm
Beach arid Dade counties, thenc#
(reo A DeCode», nttrirne.v
I luh w ili he held in thè pafiuj» of thè
Directors G.-. II Fernnld. il
It has la-en recognized n- a city of tHi* San(o,-^'Jioi*AyÄ«»C T:.'«TW »k*.'w ---rt;-sr--^iJt- <a ^
•*'ulh*,rn boundary of
Steven«-T. J Miller J. C Iliggin* F P gTeateit ¡nijairtance anif on account 11th, at .1 o'clock
Mr* A tt llr,.u... township M thence east to the Atlantic
Fnr*(er.riAun-it <-sec Trrrt'ff ^ -< *c mee1lT of the location at thr hi-ud of navtcn- hturii
tiop. Sanford I» th** misi irn[M*rtant
\ \ KX \
city to i t * , . i w m y , -ii «M M «» e w i ,
- A r r r r r w r r f V 'r ^ r
ü iw « City »«loons
TO'ver liefim* m thr tn-ior> of tin* mun
liun been ramil to $1,00(1 [icr annum
try ha» a citi other tliati the count> |
lor each pine»* of huainess
( imiti) ( ititeli i un
Hlvpr» and Harbor» BUI Signed hi »ear n-»'etv»*il recognition over the enun
X X X X I
Unii ( ut
tv seat m the mutter of appropriation»
Hellring l*r«*"-idetii
M l Dora, one of th** prvtlient towns
Ali intere-ttng e veni look place in
and an appropriation of such magni
in tin* Stale, has issued an attractive
The Itivers ami Harlair» Hill • arn mg
Orlando la*t Tu**»day w hlch a ttraeteli
tUrle
illuitratrd liooklrt. showing some of
appropriations fur Floriiln of over one
thè a t te n t io n of h u n d m l a of pcople.
A cauimunicatjcui troni Wasldngtoo
•it» HCenie charm*
Ml. Dora is at t h «‘
millinn dnllnr» rrretvi*d the “Ignnturr
T he fnet tli«i M un* In connection wtlh
rlute» that tile retiring President su*
head of nsvigalion on the fnmou« Okof President Taft last Monday night
i Iip changc - of thè ndministratici] of
tin the point of cutting out the other
lawnha river.
and *it* one of hi* lu**t olficial act»
thè Uniteti State», (ollowing imm*»liFlorida rilies other than Sanford i*ex x x x x
This hill mean» much to Florida, ‘«nil
utely uj.mil thè inauguratim i d (he uew
cause they could not »how cavi»«* whv
Fiilatkus new chemical auto tire en
while the |M*ople of tliin seition would
ciltel cxei'utive ut thè coimlr) , nitide thè
they »houhl receive government InnUIgine hit* l*crn given a successful tryout
like *o have more money for the St
orciaio n of interest
and tin« bi»-tt ncccptcd by th# city cotm
mg» on account of iheir lack of w-nler
John» river south of Jnck»on\ille tinl ’ode 11ili olle of t h r
iiiv’ bill
••tl
Ac n|a.iu*ni-i»l driver slid stttiinspotLntioii hut I hai Hanlord c*|>»'i
money npj>rr>|iruite<l will do much in the
hillv» of Hill*» Tenicr toni I I- finir ind
lejidgnt will la* •-ttiployed to take charge
i-iullv .iji|»-al*'<i to lulu anil »nvr-'l ' h>
uiqa*r rearin'* of tin- St John* and will
In «rd shavetl
The
o)» t :i ( ioii'
ti»ik
of f he inn. I.m*
day lor all other r It e*
[tiare eo thè pufillc squnr*- in thè hntyd
help Sanford materially
Following is
t x i x x
Thu» ()*«•» the fame of Sanford pri
stand, ami « a » wimussed hy hundml*
the ¡ijiprijpriatlqim fnr Florida.
The West Palm Bench public school
ced# them all and daily add» lustre to
of jieople. Mr. Hill matte a vow at
Jacksonville to the .sea. |5.r>0,000:
Arbor Duy exercises were very elabo
her name.
th** ciò»«* of the Cleveland administraJacksonville to Lake Harney, $60,000;
rate and each grade planted tropical
( (insider the Operator
lioti not lo »bave hi» face, or bave hi»
Indian lUver, $22,fK)0 , Hlll»l>uroiigh
trees on the rumpus uml named -th#
“ Notte#- Remember when you talk hiur cut. until unother Uemocratb
Iluj over $10,000; Tampa Hay. Ift.OOO,
tri»*» after some noted j»x*l nr promi
to 'Central you are talking to ,i lad)
l ’rtuldent was pluctil in tii«' ollice
A»
Key Wist $15,000. Stirii-Mita Hay. $1 '
nent mat.
That's the «-»act quotation rrrl«i- innlty >*ar» Lati ela|ned ilormg thnl
000
From $2.000 In 15.IKK) will Inx x x x x
Hjient in improving main other »mailer l-rn printed on a »mall plncMid ><n<l lime Atr Hill* heurd grew lo vh» 1
Henry M Flagler, eighty two, rivuIurnled jusl alane the telephone in one prnjsirt lori* wIole lo* hall wa* pang
plan-»
.1 owner ..I the Florida Fbe«l ( oast
rr-e*-!—^.[ (watyaw i-e.-oi-Uonik1 tliiA li _ iili-.il, lit.-, aÉurntilrfr Alni 1.1'
nlln ntd
uppcurun.'«1 In i many limi* ntlmctc.l
now uvutlablc lor the work in Florida It wa* placed the,«- I>\ one
mg Iroin injuries nnslntnrd Saturday
mtii'h ul trillion bv »trengcr* to tin
It ha« been (pared for mime time that the prielon*
when he fell down the »le|w at hi» win
City. »lu i «c fr not ' in" on I In* |.ru|MiPresident would not sign the hill
Had
Most anv one know■ mat centful
ter home near I'ului lieitch.
lte|ioriB
he rtfustd at the last moment it would i-» a Indy
I hut i», tliey would know litoti
that Mr n ailer’« hip was broken by
When President Wilson un» *■lift ni
have meant thut the work here would It if they «top|x-il sufficiently long lu
the full wan denied
It In stated that
have lieen delayed for perhaps two year*, think uIhiu ! it
1 he trouble is the Mr Mill informed hi» friends limi u|*on
hi» condition probably will tie normal
Th# local engineers were out <*( money , average man a»ing a telephone regard» the Demumiltr president taking blsonth
in a few day*
and the work was at a standstill
"central
not . a* a living, breathing of ollin1 tir would linvi' the "shave
piece of tiumai.ll> sweet girlish hu Following l hi1 cxj«*rt work of the fori
Turpentme operatore- of the Stato
-------------------------- -------- 'inanity, hut u jmrtion of the machinery
»orini urlnt. Mr Hill made a njieeeh,
are tiilking cnthuulaslically nhout tho
uppnrarus was also shown nml the use» which makes the telephone system contending that the growth of hi* hair n‘*w procca.» to «xtract rositi and tur»
explained hy Miss Farnsworth, which in Perhaps «lu* i» * part of th«* machinery, "grew n IHrmncratic President," and jHMitlne from Irto stumps.
Ono of
its excellence teach** the child to read, just a» you are part Of the machinery that he thought he »lionId he advanced these operatori i» quoted by lite Jack*
write and the principi«*» of elementary of your special line !«edile», you »n - from l'ode Mill lo "Colonel
viti ville Metropoli»
»aying that _thl
arithmetlr. - M adnme Momti*a»ori ln,t> great big, bvaky man and ih e _jv e ]L
prog-ii» will W lhi:_ hi girti t Ihing Ihat
asking tc »'(yati-fv th“ r*—o||'-**t** «*« »œ ti-siai i» a lad y
evor hapfienod in Florida
Mr* ii 1. M 111«-*•r wo» hostes# of Ihe
an efficiency that uuto e d u c atio n ami
It'» a two to one shot that the aver
« i a e training ran h o used «luring the en- age individual who g«*l* mail and rant* Fancy Work Circle Thursday. Their
tire school education. Huving shown and swear» over th e telephone h«*cuu»e dainty luncy work uml jileusanl conver
The Indies of the Baptist Missionary
the advantage of this wonderful method he is not answered within two »ecoiul» sation wu« the afternoon's entertainment
M la* Fftrnawilrth-mentioned also th e di»- u M r taking down th e receiver, would of th# memliers of th# circle and viritom Society will olswrve u week ol prayer
advantages in .concludfiijr-Tier rno«t ex- Ik* leas ugilaf«»i ami eonsidernhly .«v»* The host«*» »er\«*d rlellrlous fruit enke for Home Missions next week a» follows:
Monday, Mpr. 17th. at Mrs. E. Eedlcnt papar." ,
.
profane and *as»y, and not at all »ub- nnd ambrosia.
Mra
Mllteer'a
gu«*ts
were
Mrs.
J.
J.
Brady’s:
Subject By the Set Shore,
" JThe m »(lH g V ua Glen adjournr-d b y 1]«1
«-« “ » Ut» If a man were nt the "renPurdon.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Roberts.
Mrs.
D.
A
.
,
Mrs.
E.
K.
Cox. leader.
tho president, Mrs. Maris, ami Mias' trsl office" inst.ad of a xw«wt-volc#d
Caldwell
,
Mrs.
H.
H
.
Hill,
Mrs.
C.
C
.
!
Tuesday
at
Mrs. R. C. M axweir«;subLeiUcr, assisted by Mrs. L. R. Philips I girl. He would not feel nearly #*> anx
servpd-delicioUA punch and wafen* to the lou* to ulawe and rust und crltirise in Woodruff. Mrs. U W . Hines; visitor». Ject. U|»m the Plains, Mrs. S G Ken-
A very' sweat littlo solo, “ Forget Mr
N o t," waa aung by Emma Spencer.
"D ow n In the Buttercup Meadow" was
nicely aung by three littlo girls, Evelyn
Bigger», Irma Smith and Mildred Hotly.
Another aolo, "Pretty M orn " sung by
Frances Rhode», concluded the llttW
folk»’ part of tLwTcnwrtainm'ent.
MIm Lefficr gave a splendidly prepored
’•Sketch concerning Madame Montewori
and h*r . Discovery.” . The Interesting
, ' *
vehement terms If ther? was n proha Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. J. C. M cD an- 1nctly leader.
I*«per gave a. b r W aynoppla of the d r- club aqd visitors.
mKyrofrr4hat--vnfee^-nti-the nthrr j ad
Utioca aiirrpmuliagand Sixth: subject, "On the Islands,’ *
Evnn»
ch fed: this re- HttC-rfifioM Ml Urn home or Mr». Henry ■coming hack in Ihe »time ailji- tlv.- uml
also ingathering of offering»; Mrs. W. T.
Wight. ‘
a muscular development to em|iha‘ ire
markahle Italian woman to make a
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t ir r fe d y c te :
a * »►»■■ML*»!»»«»«» g b n f a
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lf
-erti TJu.r^,
Ì m u sili fill f.l *,, ia ik l
a m * smai i ■**»»<(»•
I B 7ff'..KaKIU
Ncrvirm in the Methodist church
These melting» all eommence st 7:30
c#»ioni» w W i oil# U .raUutr. rerLiin^lhili
1
x
;
Froebd'a method as a basis to oasi»t not
Sunday:
Pm - ant^ ^ l* earnestly hoped that ali
Account of the French Occupation, the telephone system kt an Incorjioratonly dofeciire but normal chlldfen, and
Sunday
school
9:46
a.
m.
'
meml>er»
will try and Ik* present each
Mrs. Geo. L. M a r » - '" ”
*
#d inculi to Its patrons, hut it i» not
tha development of every faculty of
Prearhing.
II;
subject
The
Ojwn
evening
A cordial welcome l» extended
Story of Masmillian dnd Carlotta, the fault «if "rentrai " Something may
their being.
to all other* Interested.
Door.
" itl1 i,,h,’r t^rbon* of (he
At tha conclusion of Mlaa I-cfller's Mrs. S. O. ShlnlioUer"
Senior la*ague 7
The. Monroe Doetrinè. Prof (ì«*o L. machinery and »he may (*■ having *
_ » Farnsworth continued,
Hi.Id Flarller Senlces.
Preaching 7 30’ subjerl The Clunetl
- r *” *
blamed sight worse time.lhan the afiu»- • the intensely Interesting story of how
Commencing
with next Sunday night
-Hi
e
ive patron
But, th# plæard says: Door.
Ron Call.
put her Ideas of
the
churches
ol
Sanford will begin earWhosoever will let him com«.
"Remember she » a lady."Southwest
auto
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M a r c h 4 . 1913
THE SANFORD HERALD
— WILL HAVE HOME MINSTRELS
Saaford Will Wltnaaa. Good Perform
The amaY.‘ M S S B ' S t e t ó W will
get together and give a performance
some tmMjJii April for the benefit of the
base liJlr^ k W otion and the perform
ance pronIWs A l)e a good one from ev
ery standpoint. Hanford boasts of some
Ver/ fine voice» and some good romodiana and the local hita util be rich, rare
and of the 1913 vintage. The circle Is
not complete and nil the good minstrels
in tho city or those who have ever pulled
off a stunt or think they can pull off one
are requested to meet (n the city hall
building third floor tomorrow, night at
eight SYIÖ2K when the first rehearsal wfll
take place. Lake Hodges,-an old min»tret trouper of Bnrldw Minstrels and
C. H. Dingoe, who it one of the flnmt In
the>city have tmn. wutrad.fot.Lwo end
men, and R. J . Holly will act as Inter
lo c u t o r ,..? « » .» * -probably .four more
end men will be required and the re
hearsals will-start at one». Everybody
1» invited to come In and make the show
the real article. The cause H a good one
and tho people will get thrir money’s
worth, for it is a well known fact that the
amateur minstrel «hows are always bet
ter than the professional show on ac
count of the many local hits. Tho best
musicians of the city will form the full
orchestra and the musical feature will be
the Ixvt part of the show.
Mettlnger’n Bale Notes
An Immense crowd gathered at Mettinger's store Saturday afternoon, each
one hoping they held the duplicate num
ber that would draw the twenty-five
dollars in gold. Simon Philip, laborer
on a Celery avenue farrq was the lucky
holder of duplicate ticket 2384, tho originai having been taken by Gladys Ingo,
n little girl, from a box. This sale start
ed by J. H. Cole, and under the super
vision of M. Rathouaer has been a phe
nomenal success and J. K. Mettingcr ia
rongrutulating himself on having been
aide to obtain nudi enenpjtir »ales pro
moters to run this sàie for him.
Moaqalot Inlet Deep Water
“At one orihe most enthusiastic and
liTgidy attended public .gathering« ever
held In Volusia county, the Central
•VlMUltOltVli. W4K:r AsaociaU2.P.
wrmW ah at lieu' Smyrna- by tltp M e
llon of Judge C. E. Barrett of that city
u president. The other officers elected
were: Vice president» R. H. Boyd, De-
■From Pensacola Journal, Feb: 28
Mrs. Lula Qhol»ten Morey, after an ill
pled by the strom that no replies have
yet been received
Pensacola HanRtnrtqm.
Although her' death was not unex
pected, when tbe-Information was given
out it caused the deepest sorrow among
her legion of triends. Mr«. Morey was
■ most lovable woman and had for some
years been ^ -.prominent figure In Perv»acola's social, church .and'charitable
Mrs. L. M. Ra>*sor of Ocala h here, unlT
M in Dora GhoUten, another «liter, i*
expected this evening.
Mn.' Mhrey was the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. John A. jGholsten of, Clarks
ville, ‘Tenn., and was prominent in cr,»Sanford, and M. Leidersdorf, New
church and exclusive social circles there Smyrna; secretary. If. I. Hamilton, New
at the time aho became the wife of Mr. Smyrna: treasurer, 8. A. Wood, DeLand;
board of governors. J. McCormick and
G. M. Marshall. New Smyrna: T. K.
Hutre, Sanford, R. L Smith, Daytona,
and Bert Fish, DeLand,
Many prominent speakers were pres
ent from Volusia and adjoining counties
and the project seen« to be nearer an
assuriince than at any time yet. Dr.
Van Valxah said that in a conversation
with Capt. sjatterly, tho government
official stated Utah with the .opening of
live. Mr*. Morey made man
Mr*. Morey was » leader in the work
to establish a Young Woman’s Chris
tian Association in this city. She was
41 years old and la survived by her hus
band, Hon.. M, E.^Mnrey, a daughter,
Frances, who 1%eleven years old and a
pupil in the city school*« her mother In
Clartaville Tenn., three brothers and
Wednesday Cluh
The member« of the Wedneidi
nr» reminded that they have [
vlted to hold their regular
Werior'day,afternoon. Mar. 5th
order thatthcjT may Rave*th<< op|HJ
ity of seeing the apparatui u«h | ,
"Monteasari method" with an t-*j
tjon and demonstration of tin* m
by Mimes Farnsworth und l^-iil.r,
are using it in their departjneni. I
be on hand at 2:30 o’clock.
( Yrllian ( lull
The Cocilian Club will hold ilt.-ir r^,
ulnr meeting at the studio ,,f Mn
Fannie S. Munson Saturday afternoon
The homo of the family la at & East
DeSoto street and faneralwMices will be friends- in .lanfuiil aim' witfT
held there at 11 o'clock tomorrow mom* learn of her death.
ing. They-will be conducted .hy the
------ --------------------- Rev. A. S. Moffett, pastor of the First
Hold Earlier Services.
Presbyterian church, and the Rev, K. L.
Comm(fn<.injt with next Sundt
Mclver. pastor of Knox Presbyterian ^ cburchw of flanford wi|| \H
church Interment will be In St. Johns
#t ^ (n,u-*d of 7:30.
cemetery.
■.
__ _______
■
With Mr. Morey and their daughter,
<>|*brated Milliner Here.
Mrs. Morey came to Pensacola more
„
_
, ,
than two yean, ago from Rochester,
M” ' E ‘ QlW > m Meh* T !
N. Y„ where Mr. Morey formerly prac- “ nv*U* ’J “ b“ °
'
tired law.
She soon made friends and ' * ‘ ' f rm!5.n *!* " ,
.Jl.
became an active member of the Shake»*he . pnng petting o m m
peare Society. theCaxtons and other w111 »1« « ^ a ln here during
similar organliation». She .b o took i f " 00’ MrV M,ehrU*1n* " tudi
great interest in tlie Y. M. C. A. proposed ^
"} ^
for this city and did much to bring the * * > • of Jacknonvillo for thn
efforts to «ecure one to their present * " d h" hf d * » iUona
1
promising point.
departments of large «tabli.hr
Her mother, brothers snd siatAs were n moat e%cry 8 ate ln 11 1,10
telegraphed news of her death as soon as
it occurred, but tho service throughout) Gibson Reunion—Mar. 1.3-14
foi THIS
PAI'HRj
*-rk?*m j¿¿n^aKM t:'+--A tU ltííi’rr Opening.
Tbe millinery opening of Mrs. Over'rt.RWf, 4ffrtWing, this season
promLses to eclijwe anything ever'1 k-* z n **s'JW*
i.-- ; ’ .
I<
mpted in -Uuw.lvnw. iiwSwntanl. ,
Mm. Ommnn believes In giving the
(teopla of Sanlord lite ImwI und has aecured the services of Mm. Mehrtem,
tine of the l>e»t trimmers in the south,
who will lx- lien- during the spring sennK> on. The regular spring o|>enlng will
occur on Monday, March 10th, and
refreshment* will Ik nerved to tho patnma during the hours of the millinery
display. Mrs. Overman wishes to
make no promises about the mnny
*- beautiful hats but requests the ladies
of this virintiy to rnll on Monday neat
und see (he display.
W IL L C O N T IN U E A L L T H IS W E E K
An Karljr Attraction
With a bevy of exceptionally pretty
singing und dancing girls, a splendidly
balanced compuny,. Billy ‘'Single'* Clif
ford aupported by that clever prims
donna, Marie Welter, will bo seen in tho
merriest of musical fare«, "The Girl,
Tho Man and the Game?'’ at the Im
perial Theatre Monday. k|«r. 10th, 1913.
The nueces*“o r IhOrrttnreT—phty - the
Coast D> coital
little short ol phenomenal. This season
It will tie seen to much better ndvnntage,
the company Ik ing Improved by the ad
dition of Mia» Marie Welter and a very
clever little singing and dancing soub ret to, Miss Mae Collins, who was a fea
ture the past season In The Pink Lady
and at the Folio Bogere In New York.
The chorus will be up To tho Clifford
standard, which means much, and Billy
will hove the best ami brightest selec
tion of songs he has ever had in hia long
career.
"The Girl, The Man and The Game”
U-u-success w ith.j[.«filla) ”8 " as Billy
Cl ill urn a tiruntl uf lum rly and dancing
is delightfully pleasing.
At a recent meeting of the county
commiaaionere of Rt. Johns county it
was decided that the Augusta gravel was
a failure for surfacing purposes and they
cancelled^!! ohlers. Brick will be used
instead,
• Information has been received here
of the untimely death of Mrs., D. H.
Hartley, which occurred at her homo
In Waldo on Tuwday night From the
information at hand, it aapms that the
After bpllding a fire In an open grate, In
■ome manner -her clothing became Ig
nited, and there being no one in the
house to assist her, she was fatally burn
ed. She was almost unconscious when
found, and tlenthTrllcved-her suffering
during tbe early evening.—Gainesville
Sun.'
Don’t miss It—Gibson Reunion
BARGAINS
BARGAINS
S A T U R D A Y NIGHT
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P u b lis h e d
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8 e m l< W e e k ly — T u e s d a y an d
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hV S ANT'D R i)— L ik i» Worth Living
SANPORO, FLORIDA PRIOAV, MARCH 7, 1*13
o
Sanford
District
Will
N ow
Oh
u r n .d im ;
a s s o c ia t io n
GOVERNMENT BUILDING
Volum# V
AFTER THF EXPRESS COMPANY
Sanford'» Best Inslllutlon U DrawFailure lu Skip Vegetables Will Cause
y
lng Heller Kach Hay
Sanford is Among the Lucky
Trouble for Company
ANOTHER NEW COUNTY
Everglad es
C o u n ty
W ill
be
The Sanford Pudding & I-unn Associa
Tallahassee, Flu. Mar. 6 .—The rail
Cities to Draw One
Formed F r o m Dade
tion continues to lie one of the great fac
road Com|ianies are receiving complaints
■- ■ >
tors in upbuilding Our progressive city.
on account of the Southern Express Com
The secretary And treasurer reports ^ PRESIDENT TAT T SIGNS BILL pany failing to move promptly shipments
ONLY DISTRICT IN FLORIDA
COUNTY SEAT FAVORS PLAN
that during the month of Fehrunry more
of perishable* otTered for'transportation.
r m
—
than four thousand dollar* wen- taken a ,, j t l .*.
i. ■
T.
M.
The shipment» are prinrijiatly for inter
in and immediately contracted for build-! An V h,i .
R ea l« « The Nice state points, and the commissioner», upon
T7u t His T*rentyfivc~Mt}e$ of Vitri- ing new homes, and the roertb-of March
Sum uL$7Û,QÜQ for Adequile
behalf of the gtnwenrnrrrp*h1ppeia fnnv^QAef-New i Itgm« Not »o Import*
■
•y f Po’ toffice Building
will show more than five tho urn. ml dollar»
Drick Country Road*
token up the matter with the Interstate
, nt feu, Worthy of Notice.
income, nil of which will lie uppi led nt
a * _ ,
. ».
,
commerce comm ¿»ion, anti have forThe Sanford district will noon witnew once to building. rww
~«(R»
I...,,1
the follwwiu,|-*yUe«ra»Mt«n»l»rr‘" ^
LaudordoW. March Tr-Am- -A
e ¡ij'
R f"'ffiv ! I iff,OWL *turernmeri't building
the layhynH rriek-CTrtwwifyafttvImlley — ri
sequence
to an nrticle appearing in
commisuion:
Uur Building & Loan Association is! that w u ma(lp |>0i<!lil,|r |n„ Monday
or more of the country road*. The
the Fort Lauderdale Herald two wetka
"InterBlate
Commerce
Commission,
final act ht the great work of starting this purely cooperative and is mnnaged by when President Taft, a* one of his busi Mruhlnwton, D. C. : Following wire re ago regarding the 'division of Dad«
innovation in road building wiu accom Sanford# conservative citi rena and in the uilicinl acts, «igned the lull giving the ceived here laat night from McIntosh. county nml the formation of n new
plished on Wedncaday when the liond.» interest nf the whole community and it appropria lions a» approvisi hv the FI,» . a |Kj|nt on the Atlantic Const Line county, to .!*• known a* Everglade#
The |»nple hen*
were Bold to a Cincinnati bond firm at moat cordially deserve« the cordial sup- Hour# and Senate.
county, a meeting was held last night
port
of
every
business
man
and
citimi
acre
waiting
with
h
it»»!
breath th«* Hailw ay
6H which in a moat excellent figure and
'Train forty took no exjir*-»* ti»la> and attended by the most intluential
Those of you who have not done so first intimation of the net of the Presi
demonstrates that the Sanford district
ritIrens of the north ent) of Dade, who
1-eft over ton erstes on platform
ure
cordially invited to visit the offici' of dent as it was feared In- would u»e his
is above par In the money markets
Thi-He shipment* art pmuipalU let will engage ill an active campaign to
Sanford is the firat section of the state Secretary and Treasurer Connel'y over veto prerogative anil kill the hill fur tuet* und other |H*ri«hahle pnvluct* des ward the e»tuh|i*hment of the pro[K>*cd
to form a special road district and vote Find National Hank or to confer with the time thus musing a delay in our musi to markets outside of state. Fuil- new county
The proposition seems to
I
that
bonds, for bffck road* nnd is probably any niumlx-r of Hoard of Director», os ' building. The lint intimatimi
un* to give service at that point was cull-, h* ve l,a*>’
thus far no oppo■ the first section in the entire south to to plana, uml manner of handling prv-1the bill had become a law wo» through ed to the attention of the general maim- "*t*on whatever has devclojied and even
take lh# Initiative In the matter of build ferrod nnd comtnon stock, making loans, “ telegrnm recci\ed by Secretary Hnt*-* ger of tIm* Southern Exprens Company '^'«mi newspaper» nrc cordially *upetc. They are in |KHi|iun to build *ev- from Senator Fletcher to thu effect
ing vitrified brick roads.
hy this comm betion last wi»*k. We are liftin g the movement,
eral
more houses, quite a number o! them that Tuft had signed the hill, although advised that it is almnnt a daily (»-cur
Hand Broa. of this city nnd the Wilson
At
n,*ht‘« meeting a permanent
Co. of Jacksonville have been awarded in the year 1913 Why not have them under protest u» he did not think some retire that the express comjiany full* to comniltt*»* was urgtmixed nnd
perthe joint contract for making the roads help build your», and if you don't want "t»me of Hip cities unii Iins population curry all thè e x jirn a from that and uther manent secretary was employed. A bill
and the work will «tart a» soon ns the to build, the common »lock a» a saving» than Sun ford should re vive an nppro- l»iini» in that viciniti
Fleti»«* gjve thi* creating the new county i* no« tieing
brick can be shipped On account of d c lilu * t o n c a n 't be le<nt paving al«>v«* [nation although In- rrulh approved m a ile r sucli i ignrrui* hatullmg a» wdl prepareil and will la- submitted to tho
the large amount of brick required for nine i« ’f c e n t iliv iilc n ih now. and (ut ol Sanford krinwing iloit this ciH break uji thi» practice
lf ni»»n»ar> tlus l e g i s l a t u r e whin it convene* in April.
would
»(»in
become
tin-ooriti
-M
-n
t
ol
th'MC
wil
l
h
av
e
la
rg
e
r
iimmitiL»
(
<
i
inv
est
The lioundurK** of F'vergladca coun
the twenty-five miles, two of the brick
cominl.*»|im stand.- reaily lo jirefer fur
ty
w i l l lM-gin at the section line Just
concerns will furnish the material and th e p referred s to c k p ay in g seven |»‘r the lu*»t county In th* -tele
finii chnrgi-i riguiu*-1 Southern Expre».»
Thi» pillili»* htnlding tor Sanford
north
a! Deerfield, run wint to tho
in this way the brick pan be »hip|>ed at ■ent b Ju st th e liest of all (iffic e rs and
« unpunv lor fading to do iti d ui) .11 a
mean» more than the average ritizcn common carnei "
liiUaborough canal, along the canal to
once and the work will not be delayed. d in n 'to rs are a s follow
could imagine It mean» more thnu
Lake ( lkr»»*hol>ee and along the nhores
(ïeo H Fermild jitesident
Tho brick roads will he built as follow»Wetnkn ( Itili N'ullrv
a
mere
p»h*
of
murliliand
brick
[or
u
ol
Ihe lake to lhe wentern Unimlary of
A
P
Connelly
«i-cretitry
und
*reasurer
Celery avenue to the ferry, Hear dull
He ri giilai bridgi party of thè U e lak n
piMttlflice
ft
meaiis
that
Sunlord
Palm
Beach arid Dade counties, thenc#
(reo
A
DeCode»,
nttrirne.v
avenue to ‘Cameron City, Sanford and
I luh w ili he held in thè pafiuj» of thè
Directors G.-. II Fernnld. il It has la-en recognized n- a city of tHi* San(o,-^'Jioi*AyÄ«»CT:.'«TW»k*.'w---rt;-sr--^iJt- <a ^
•*'ulh*,rn boundary of
of eight
gTeateit ¡nijairtance anif on account 11th, at .1 o'clock Mr* A tt llr,.u... township M thence east to the Atlantic
m il». First street west to Sy lvan Lake. Steven«-T. J Miller J. C Iliggin* F P
of the location at thr hi-ud of navtcn- hturii
«WrtKfUflt1 «♦wrWtnmwiii place- north to Fnr*(er.riAun-it <-sec Trrrt'ff ^-<*cmee1lT
tiop. Sanford I» th** misi irn[M*rtant
\ \ KX\
Monroe ferry, from St»-n»tmm place to
city to i t * ,.i w m y , -ii «MM«» e w i,
- A r r r r r w r r f V 'r ^ r
üiw« City »«loons
-wr
‘in,J trom
TO'ver liefim* m thr tn-ior> of tin* mun
liun
been
ramil
to
$1,00(1 [icr annum
Bea mall avenue to th
ienevn ferry fur one
try ha» a citi other tliati the count> |
lor
each
pine»*
of
huainess
(
imiti)
(
ititeli
i
un
mile.
H lvpr» and H arb or» BUI Signed h i »ear n-»'etv»*il recognition over the enun
X X X X I
Unii ( ut
The average width ol the roads will Imtv seat m the mutter of appropriation»
H ellrin g l*r«*"-idetii
Ml
Dora,
one
of th** prvtlient towns
nine feet, with the exce|>rion of those
A li intere-ttng e veni look place in
and an appropriation of such magni
in
tin*
Stale,
has
issued an attractive
The Itivers ami Harlair» Hill •arn mg
roads .‘ where the travel is large enough
Orlando la*t Tu**»day w hlch a ttra e te li
tUrle
illuitratrd
liooklrt.
showing some of
to warrant a wider road and some of appropriations fur Floriiln of over one
thè atte n tio n of h u n d m la of pcople.
A cauimunicatjcui troni Wasldngtoo
•it»
HCenie
charm*
Ml.
Dora is at th«‘
these will probably Im* »Ixics-h feel in millinn dnllnr» rrretvi*d the “Ignnturr
T h e fnet tli« i M un* In connection wtlh
rlute» that tile retiring President su*
head of nsvigalion on the fnmou« Oki Iip changc - of thè ndministratici] of
width. The width may be changed on of President Taft last Monday night
tin the point of cutting out the other
lawnha river.
thè Uniteti State», (ollowing imm*»lisome of the roads by the trust*»*», a» the and *it* one of hi* lu**t olficial act»
Florida rilies other than Sanford i*exxxxx
nine foot rontl seems to lx* popular nnd This hill mean» much to Florida, ‘«nil
utely uj.mil thè inaug u ratim i d (he uew
Fiilatkus new chemical auto tire en
cause they could not »how cavi»«* whv
ciltel cxe i'u tiv e ut thè c o im lr) , nitide thè
it may he possible in some instances to while the |M*ople of tliin seition would
they »houhl receive government InnUIgine hit* l*crn given a successful tryout
o rc ia io n of interest
build more nine foot road» and lengthen like *o have more money for the St
and tin« bi»-tt ncccptcd by th# city cotm
mg» on account of iheir lack of w-nler
John» river south of Jnck»on\ille tinl ’ode 11ili olle of th r
iiiv’ bill
the road*.
••tl Ac n|a.iu*ni-i»l driver slid stttiinspotLntioii hut I hai Hanlord c*|>»'i
money npj>rr>|iruite<l will do much in the
hillv» of Hill*» Tenicr toni I I- finir ind
lejidgnt will la* •-ttiployed to take charge
i-iullv .iji|»-al*'<i to lulu anil »nvr-'l ' h>
uiqa*r rearin'* of tin- St John* and will
In «rd shavetl
The
o)»t :i ( ioii' ti»ik
Wednesday ( lull
of f he inn. I.m*
day lor all other r It e*
[tiare eo thè pufillc squnr*- in thè hntyd
'A very’ entertaining innovation was help Sanford materially Following is
t xi xx
Thu» ()*«•» the fame of Sanford pri
stand, ami «a» wimussed hy hundml*
added to the alwuys pleasant meetings of the ¡ijiprijpriatlqim fnr Florida.
The West Palm Bench public school
ced# them all and daily add» lustre to
of jieople. Mr. Hill matte a vow at
Jacksonville to the .sea. |5.r>0,000:
the Wednesday Club nt the meeting in
Arbor Duy exercises were very elabo
her name.
th** ciò»«* of the Cleveland administra. the primary department of the Sanford Jacksonville to Lake Harney, $60,000;
rate and each grade planted tropical
( (insider the Operator
lioti not lo »bave hi» face, or bave hi»
achool Wednesday afternoon, by invita Indian lUver, $22,fK)0, Hlll»l>uroiigh
trees on the rumpus uml named -th#
“ Notte#- Remember when you talk hiur cut. until unother Uemocratb
tion of MloaM Farnsworth and I-effier. Iluj over $10,000; Tampa Hay. Ift.OOO,
tri»*» after some noted j»x*l nr promi
l’rtuldent was pluctil in tii«' ollice
A»
who had charge of the program for the Key Wist $15,000. Stirii-Mita Hay. $1' to 'Central you are talking to ,i lad)
nent mat.
That's the «-»act quotation rrrl«i- innlty >*ar» Lati ela|ned ilormg thnl
000 From $2.000 In 15.IKK) will Inafternoon.
xxxxx
The club were pleased to have with Hjient in improving main other »mailer l-rn printed on a »mall plncMid ><n<l lime Atr Hill* heurd grew lo vh»1
Henry M Flagler, eighty two, rivuIurnled jusl alan e the telephone in one prnjsirt lori* wIole lo* hall wa* pang
—them thu School Hoard and I’rof Man». plan-»
.1 owner ..I the Florida Fbe«l ( oast
rr-e*-!—^.[
(watyawi-e.-oi-Uonik1 tliiA li _iili-.il, lit.-, aÉurntilrfr Alni 1.1' nlln ntd
also several patron» and visitor» to enjoy
uppcurun.'«1 In i many limi* ntlmctc.l
with them the splendid program pre now uvutlablc lor the work in Florida It wa* placed the,«- I>\ one
mg Iroin injuries nnslntnrd Saturday
mtii'h ul trillion bv »trengcr* to tin when he fell down the »le|w at hi» win
It ha« been (pared for mime time that the prielon*
p a id by their pleasant hosleswe».
Most anv one know■ mat centful City. »lui «cfr not ' in" on I In* |.ru|Mi- ter home near I'ului lieitch.
After admiring the very attractive President would not sign the hill Had
lte|ioriB
he
rtfustd
at
the
last
moment
it
would
i-»
a Indy
I hut i», tliey would know litoti
and beautifully neat schoolroom and th<*
that Mr nailer’« hip was broken by
When President Wilson un» *■lift ni the full wan denied It In stated that
new and novel accessories to an up-to- have meant thut the work here would It if they «top|x-il sufficiently long lu
Mr
Mill informed hi» friends limi u|*on hi» condition probably will tie normal
have
lieen
delayed
for
perhaps
two
year*,
think
u
I
hiu
!
it
1
he
trouble
is
the
dato school for little folks the club nnd
vialtom anjoyed tho fine cborua ” 'Neath Th# local engineers were out <*( money , average man a»ing a telephone regard» the Demumiltr president taking blsonth in a few day*
"central
not . a* a living, breathing of ollin1 tir would linvi' the "shave
the Splendor p t the Flag," sung by the and the work was at a standstill
piece
of
tiumai.ll>
sweet girlish hu Following l hi1 cxj«*rt work of the fori
following little girls and boys who marchTurpentme operatore- of the Stato
------------------------------'inanity,
hut
u
jmrtion
of
the machinery
»orini urlnt. Mr Hill made a njieeeh, are tiilking cnthuulaslically nhout tho
to the front, the leader bearing the
-American flag, when Miss I-efiler gave uppnrarus was also shown nml the use» which makes the telephone system contending that the growth of hi* hair n‘*w procca.» to «xtract rositi and tur»
the signal on the piano: Jame« Mitchell, explained hy Miss Farnsworth, which in Perhaps «lu* i» * part of th«* machinery, "grew n IHrmncratic President," and jHMitlne from Irto stumps.
Ono of
Mildmd Holly, Emma Spencer. Evelyn its excellence teach** the child to read, just a» you are part Of the machinery that he thought he »lionId he advanced these operatori i» quoted by lite Jack*
Diggers, Edward Brady, Irma Smith, write and the principi«*» of elementary of your special line !«edile», you »n- from l'ode Mill lo "Colonel
viti ville Metropoli»
»aying that _thl
prog-ii» will W lhi:_ hi girti t Ihing Ihat
Jo hn Wilson. Morris Moye,. Kitty Du- arithmetlr. - Madnme Momti*a»ori ln,t> great big, bvaky man and ihe_jve]L
asking tc »'(yati-fv th“ r*—o||'-**t** «*« »œti-siai i» a lady
evor hapfienod in Florida
— Hosa, Jin >»o#»-Rhodes.
Mr* ii 1. M1 11 «-*•r wo» hostes# of Ihe
an
efficiency that uuto education ami
It'» a two to one shot that the aver
A very' sweat littlo solo, “ Forget Mr
Fancy Work Circle Thursday. Their
Not," waa aung by Emma Spencer. « ia e training ran ho used «luring the en- age in d iv id u a l who g«*l* m ail and rant*
dainty
luncy work uml jileusanl conver
tire
school
education.
Huving
shown
and
sw
ear»
over
the
telephone
h«*cuu»e
"Down In the Buttercup Meadow" was
sation
wu«
the afternoon's entertainment
The Indies of the Baptist Missionary
nicely aung by three littlo girls, Evelyn the advantage of this wonderful method he is not answered within two »ecoiul»
of th# memliers of th# circle and viritom Society will olswrve u week ol prayer
M
la*
Fftrnawilrth-mentioned
also
the
di»u
M
r
taking
down
the
receiver,
would
Bigger», Irma Smith and Mildred Hotly.
The host«*» »er\«*d rlellrlous fruit enke for Home Missions next week a» follows:
Another aolo, "Pretty Morn" sung by advantages in .concludfiijr-Tier rno«t ex- I k * leas ugilaf«»i ami eonsidernhly .«v»*
Monday, Mpr. 17th. at Mrs. E. E,
.
profane and *as»y, and not at all »ub- nnd ambrosia.
Frances Rhode», concluded the llttW edlcnt papar." Mra
Mllteer'a
gu«*ts
were
Mrs.
J.
J.
Brady’s:
Subject By the Set Shore,
" J The m»(lHg Vua Glen adjournr-d b y 1]«1«-« “ » Ut» If a man were nt the "renfolk»’ part of tLwTcnwrtainm'ent.
Purdon.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Roberts.
Mrs.
D.
A
.,
Mrs.
E.
K.
Cox. leader.
MIm Lefficr gave a splendidly prepored tho president, Mrs. Maris, ami Mias' trsl office" inst.ad of a xw«wt-volc#d
Caldwell
,
Mrs.
H.
H.
Hill,
Mrs.
C.
C
.!
Tuesday
at
Mrs. R. C. Maxweir«;sub’•Sketch concerning Madame Montewori LeiUcr, assisted by Mrs. L. R. Philips I girl. He would not feel nearly #*> anx
Woodruff. Mrs. U W. Hines; visitor». Ject. U|»m the Plains, Mrs. S G Kenservpd-delicioUA
punch
and
wafen*
to
the
lou*
to
ulawe
and
rust
und
crltirise
in
and h*r . Discovery.” . The Interesting
, ' *
vehement terms If ther? was n proha Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. J. C. M cDan-1nctly leader.
I*«per gave a. brW aynoppla of the dr- club aqd visitors.
mKyrofrr4hat--vnfee^-nti-the nthrr j ad
Utioca aiirrpmuliagand Sixth: subject, "On the Islands,’ *
ch fed: this re- HttC-rfifioM Ml Urn home or Mr». Henry ■coming hack in Ihe »time ailji- tlv.- uml Evnn»
also ingathering of offering»; Mrs. W. T.
Wight.
‘
a
muscular
development
to
em|iha‘
ire
markahle Italian woman to make a
¿
¡
tir r fe d y c te :
a* »►
»■■ML*»!»»«»«» gbnfa
lf
-e r ti
TJu.r^,
, k ......... . .
am* smaii ■**»»<(»•I B 7ff'..KaKIU
Ì m u s ili f ill f.l * , , i a i k l
Ncrvirm in the Methodist church
These melting» all eommence st 7:30
c#»ioni» wWi oil# U .raUutr. rerLiin^lhili
x
;
Froebd'a method as a basis to oasi»t not
Sunday:
Pm- ant^ ^ l* earnestly hoped that ali
Account of the French Occupation, the telephone system kt an Incorjioratonly dofeciire but normal chlldfen, and
Sunday
school
9:46
a.
m.
'
meml>er»
will try and Ik* present each
. |
*
#d inculi to Its patrons, hut it i» not
tha development of every faculty of Mrs. Geo. L. M a r» -'"”
Prearhing.
II;
subject
The
Ojwn
evening
A
cordial
welcome
l
»
extended
Story of Masmillian dnd Carlotta, the fault «if "rentrai " Something may
their being.
to all other* Interested.
Mrs.
S. O. ShlnlioUer"
" itl1 i,,h,’r t^rbon* of (he Door.
At tha conclusion of Mlaa I-cfller's
Senior la*ague 7
The.
Monroe
Doetrinè.
Prof
(ì«*o
L.
machinery
and
»he
may
(*■
having
*
_» Farnsworth continued,
Hi.Id Flarller Senlces.
Preaching 7 3 0 ’ subjerl The Clunetl
- r *” *
blamed sight worse time.lhan the afiu»- • the intensely Interesting story of how
Commencing
with next Sunday night
-Hi
e ive patron
But, th# plæard says: Door.
Ron Call.
put her Ideas of
the
churches
ol
Sanford will begin earWhosoever will let him com«.
"Remember she » a lady."Southwest
auto*, .education
and
Into
vlce#
at
7:80
ln»t#ad
of 7.
.
k - } -aenae
Li training
i ^
■
H.
T.
GAINES,
Paator.
ern Telephone Newi.
practica {]
pnictk«
(a E o s» , sad of Ita Immediato
r^Æ
Y"'.';'*
«*«=-i - ----- i ’ V- -«; -«*.
■. \ .
*«r *c.y.-ti
,i -
Pave With Brick
M
r=
-_
*■-=
-;'S
-stC
-
1
�Woodcock-Butlcr
-TSrramnyinaTriiwtierMW Eunice
ta
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WMffCOar. rimigl i! or"H TH tT
Mni. E.
Woodcock war» wry much surprised
«hen ah* and Mr. J . E. Duller wet*
ym iCtU -Sutid^i ipuf njng l
" - s -. Wj . u »y rs.emarx.’» . '
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te annoimi
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is running over with New Spring and Easter nGoods.
Listen fto
the nnolfS'
and secure some of the many. Choice Specials before it is too late.
■ .than a year MUa Woodcock has been
connected with the Telephone Exchange
* Mr Butter ia in the employ
the Atlnntic'Coaat Line Railway.
*Mr. and Mr*. Butler will make their
home In the city.
»
Dime Social
Mr*, i. D. Roberta and Mm. G. W.
Kay ton were hoattaaee at a very enjoy
able dime social given for the benefit of
the Missionary Society of the Methodist
church, at the home of Mra. J . D. Rob* «rta Monday aftrmoon.
The aparioua living room of Mra.
RoberU' charming home ia specially
adaptable lor such pieasohl ratheringa.
The guest* weretalned with reterai fine readinga given
by Mrs. L R Philipe and Mra. H. E.
lli'sn-r. Mie.-H. V. Perry and Mra.
Hawley contributed several vocal solos
to the pleasure of the afternoon. Mian
Margaret Davis accompanied Mra. Haw
ley, but Mm Perry sang several of the
old songs dear to the hearts and mem
oriae'of mahy who were present tn her
own accompaniment.
4 Surprise Is adder! to the pleasure of
hearing Mra. Perry sing and play when
it ia remembered that she is seventy
yean of age.
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Miaa Eula Powell of Wanaw. North
Carolina. Mra. Roberta' attractive home
guest and Miaa Bewie Rayton of Lavinia,
New York, ambled by Mra. Hawley
at* Marg»n’t and Eleanor Rolwrts in
serving delicious chocolate and dainty
wafers.
The informal afternoon was delight
fully spent by the guests who numlwred
about thirty.
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y
A Merry Attraction
In * The Girl, Tlw Man »nil The
Game” which is booked (or the Imperial
Theatre Monday. Mnr. 10th. will be seen
a play packed full of »ongs »ml laughter.
Tlw.pfot H uutr Cgiyy an<l_i ntm i^raoi
- kmong ll.Fert.Ih
"
that make them inrtan’ ly popular. Billy
•Single>Clifldrd. the Mar of the play, and
<,>i * - ■1■ ---era upon the Americnn «tage. i* the singer
of many of them among which are: "On
the First Dark Night Next Week."
“Hand* Up." the famous Billy v>ng. "I
Want a Berth for Bcilha," "That wax
All Nothing More," “Te\aa Tommy’*
Dunce.“ "ttratrtiful Lore,* “ CtUTord
Dream Waits." "M in*," "Rose Marie."
‘*1 Want a Girt.” "Home Run BUI.**
"Winnie from Winnip*>g.*' and many
_ .other: mualb- tumful and catchy-----PUly U Mirrounded by an «xceller.t
ronipnn> hrad.-d by Miss Mae Col'irv*.
wbo wumi i the roir of th- dirt. Jack
Traiuor. wbo t* "The Cause'- of Thr
.. Game A diver pnma donna in the
perron of Mm M am Weltrr. Bud Bemo
an \ Edward C- Clifford. Lol Marlow*
amUa ho*t of others including hb "F a
mous AU Girlie Beauty Cbonta."
The ereoic and electric effects are beaufu] and^daaxling. while the cortuming b
bright.Mt-o.n and gorgeovr*
WrUncvda* t lob
j Tl-a4W>vln»etlay Club will hold their
IV g a fX-’ - l g lV l ! !./
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It?
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Henry ^Wig ht \Y*dtw**iay. Alar
at 2:50 o'clock
M r»
l£tb,
Cecilia» Muck Oab
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CcriHaa Music __________
Club *d l M d
thrtr regular meeting at the berne cí Mr».
Fanric^S. Munaoa Saturday afte* a
a l S.o'cKvk
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s Men’s Specials
$1.25 W H ITE S H IR T S 97c
Monday will be Parasol- Day ,at thiq store. Easter
I is only a few days off and while thè selectìbn of .Silk, also — - Even if-ybU
-i
paid $2.00 a yard for linen-the. . Skirt
Sii k j/ ic e Jrim rn ed , Linen, Linen in combination-effects would not look
10 any n ice r
SpeciaLprice-fof our
tfruPplàìn w h iter" Special values for 98c,
Monday sale$1.48, $1.98, $2.19,.$2.9& a n d . ^ ___
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97c
S E E T H IS $1.39 W INDOW
.
And get one of these Easter Parasols.
where wonderful values reign supreme.
M EN ’S" PA N TS $2.98
This is
9-4 P E P P E R E L L SH E E T IN G 25c
For M onday sale beginning at 8 o'clock we will sel
2 )4 yard wide Bleached Pepperell Sheeting per O K /»
yard. ....................
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W a sh S k irts !
M any patterns and weaves in this lot of Pants are
worth up to $4.00, our special price for these <TjO q o
o n ly ................................ ..... ........ :................ ..........
25c M E N 'S S U S P E N D E R S 19c
We have the genuine French Bretelle Suspenders,
in white, black and colors, special 25c value
1o r . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...........
W a s h S k ir ts !
Talks from the Wash Skirt Department is truly
said, for Monday this is where value reigns supreme
and mind you alterations free. T h ese Skirts in Li nen,
Peaques, Crashes and other popular effects, are spec
ialty prices at $1.98, $2.29, $2.48, $2.79
ant
$2.98
19c
$3.50 HATS $1.98
This will be H at Day strictly, while this lot of Hats
lasts, ..all new styles, $3.00 and $3.50 grade,
for only . .
$1.98
- T h e , "GrinneH" has solved the problem. Wear
Leather Gloves and W p your hands cool. d*-| 4 0
See these and you will see how, 49c to ............ «P X a ^ tO
$1.35 TU B S K IR T S 98c
M O SQ U IT O N ETS
For Monday see our special line of Wash Skirts in
the new styles going at this tim e at the very low
These are the new kind, all steel unrustible frame,
priceof onb
nhTfld FIV
thn $1.75 kind, our price for
Monday
98c
P
$1.39
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ALLIGATOR HAND BAG SALE
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Pqr Monday sale genuine Alligator Hand Big» from 25 pc r tr n t 1a'EtrptT 'j * *
rent below market *aluc apeclal line while they laat Alligator î T* O /\ O
I T*
.*—.$ 2 .9 8 M e n ’s. S u i t s ! ..J f e f o y S R U s !
FURNITURE
The time to buy an Easter Suit is now. Have your
measure taken and know you have an all wool Suit at
prices that cannot be duplicated.
The P lace! This Store! the Tim e! Monday and any
other time to secure the greatest values in Furniture
72x90 S H E E T S 35c
(prices are carload prices) and wc can furnish your par
Sale of Sheets for Monday. Full 72x90 inches, made up of
lor, bedroom, dining room, kitchen, and even the porch good bleached muslin, our special, one day sale price, Q fT
with suitable and desirable furniture. Quality the best, 47c values, choice and extraordinary bargains, each O O C
prices and term s the easiest. Jh st a small
payment down and weekly payments of
$ 1.00
B E D S $1.98
For Monday sale, one day only, a full size double
Bed, all iron, white enamelled, special sale
price only ..... ...................
Shoes for Everyone
WHO WANTS 50c?
$ 1 .9 8
Every person buying a pair of Shoes from us, either
M en's Boys’ or Ladies, M isses' or Children's, It makes
FIN E KITCH EN SA FE $3.39
A bargain, extra nice Kitchen Safe, wire front, also no difference, whether made by Snow, Selby or Godbottom drawer, our special price for Monday d»Q Q Q man, there will be a clear saving of fifty cents on nearly
sale each
r.
«p O aO */
every pair and on ma ny styles more will be saved
9x12 FO O T RUG $2.89
LADIES SHOE SPECIALS
This is a big Rug for a little price, splendid quality
Choice selection of L a d ici'Turns Goodyear Welland McKay
imported Japanese stenciled patterns choice
QQ
Sewed Sewed Shoes, Selby make for comfort. <wr- fP Q Q Q
Monday .........'.......
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Vice and dreus wear, Mondny $1.98. $2.39. $2198,
COOKING
:
STOVES
A line of Stoves that is true to name and will cook4
in small, medium and large sizes, either with hoLjraler
task or wiUiuut, ami a Slb te from us mcaim ^ I H A
>ou only have to pay a week .
. .. .
« p X .U U
t a l k in g
S P E C IA L S A L E M O N D A Y
IteginhTng^ “at 8:00 O’clock
10c MEN'S SOX 5?4c
Monday sale (one day only) beginning at 8 o’clock
Men's black, tan and colored Sox regular 10c r 3 ~
valu es:__________
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D 4C
$12.00 ST O* \ 'E S $6.48
**
Special value "Pride Stoves, size 7, with
a full size oven, for Monday sale
..
Vic t o r
$ 0 . 0 ¿/
m a c h in e s
10c-— 10c _
And VictroLas. This wonderful line of Musical In __ .TMa wiM be a sale extra, many articles worth up to
Tinware, Graniteware, Jardinieres, Dishes *1 A/»
struments is one of the "great wonders o f the1age." The *g ?
Window
Curtains, M onday 8 o'clock
: . ;4< l U t
md a
singers and musicians of the age. and one c/these most
JhlAüi-JDT. Iwtru.l IB 11U. jBTwJLJaUiUlL ■
■- g p F T K F
pay'ment down and a week....... .
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tpAwl/U
^5c LA N T E R N S 49c
the weather, the 65c kind Monday
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D. A.
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CASH
SANFORD
D EPA RTM EN T
STO RE
T W O S TO R E S — 121-123 E . F IR S T S T R E E T
FLORIDA
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March 7, 1918
SANFORD
HERALD
COÜNC1L MEETS'
Brr<áLMuch
if
Æ
THE
otherwiie, in violation of any law- of such
itale, territory, or district of the United
trust ness Trip . i . ii.S ih t e é ¿r piare contiguous to hyt »ufeCity Fathers
jject tn the jüilsdlctlon thereof, u herei
p d l m e t id n I Uhr»
Ly. prohibited "
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F op the Toilet
»hipped to a jiereon living in n prohibi
Rqng?TTs L. Woodruff, W, S. i..md tion state when intended for his awn use
C.' t^*
W* H. Ul.derwwxi ant nnd consumption, it do«« deny interstate
. n ; V . Herndon.
commerce protection to liquor* which
' MJifutc» of the last mi.-ting r.ml and are intended to violate the laws of a state
approved.
and will 'undoubtedly cause abundant
' ( JUl Dngfflata.)
Moved and seconded that tt.o persona annoyance to the illicit dealer» In liquor
Contains 30t,J Pure S ulphur.
iw w m ent of the W at' r & Ice Co. for In stale* that are "dry.
H8T| H*!f s Wht»i W irt, Sit a s r l m n . l t «
1912 be redyced from ffiu.000 to f40.
000.^ Carried.
A C. L. T I M E TA H i t
Moved and seconded that the clerk
INDIAN RUNNER
be authoriaed to purchase two dozen
North Hound
chain ?for the council chamber. CarDUCK EGGS
No. 84—Ar 11.00 urn
l.v n .láa
Hed. ;
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No 80A r-A r 18 pm ' l.v 2.40p
P U R E S T R A IN
I’etiUon largely signed was pre-wnted.
No 82—Ar 1.18 s
l.v I 3.1 a
S«rtin|i 51.00 Each
asking that Second street from Maple
No 28—Ar 8.50 p
to Cedar aveouea-be openvd. - Referred
BATES & TODD
iru
South Hound
t committee.
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SaafsrS, Ha
A communication from the Wclaka 'No 83 Ar 2.06 s
Lv 2.16 s
r i Club was received and referred to the No 89—Ar 2.11 p
Lv 2.3 l{p
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a «««« <
R aw jtcM dTiw ntexLi o*>' lits J N o -d 6— A r 5r ^ --^ r -street*
■“ Lt -^Ô.M—JT
council was extended to the mcmlten of N o 2 7 — L v 8 .0 0 s
the club for the good work they had.
done.
iiigfant tf|Nt HWk Minores»
»• Whit* I
Ar 1.02‘p
The clerk was instructed to order 43 No25—From Trilby
Ias/T>*. Wh,is t f i ) s .n ^ r . K I K ri.
Lv 2.25 p
cast iron man hole rover* from the Ur- No 24 -For Trilby
ilpsnti* Sail»#*„ White M
«mwuJ| md MsUeotl
O n d i IL (h O i i * hrrenli.nl S it'd
U ff »dii
Ar 11.10 s
lando foundry, they being the lowest No 21—From Leesburg
L fa I < h I. -K I I • C**»t*«jw-*»..j*»*t* Sdirard
Ka«r|thin(
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bidder.
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No
126—From
Oviedo
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Moved and seconded that Geo. I’
Lv 3.00 I*
Paxton be appointed electrical irujicr- No 127-—F’or Oviedo
tor for the d ty of Sanford. Carried.
Moved and seconded that J. E. Lning
IlopliM Church
Wow S m y r n a , F lo rid a
\
be refunded |8.28 for taxes overpaid hi
Sunday school at 9:45 n. tn.
1911. Carried.
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Preaching service* at 11 and 7:30.
Moved and seconded that the per Subject» morning und night, The Chris
sonal .tax of Tom Falrcloth be reduced tian Life. A cordial invitation to nil to
to 15.00 for the year 1911. Carried.
attend
Reports of the treasurer, chief of po
All the members ol the church are re
lice, sanitary inspector and lire rompuny quest'd to he j.r»«ent at the morning
P lu m b in g an d
read and ordered filed.
hour to hear the rv|x>rt from the >,|xviiil
Moved and seconded that the mayor commit tie appointed on Wistm-sdii)
G a s F i t t i n g
and clerk bo appointed as a committee night to nominate n pn»tor
to Invite the convention of postmasters
J W WII.DMAN
All Work llr r e iv r s My l'crao n at
to meet in Sanford during 1914 .Cur
Alternimi And Hi st K ìToH h
ried.
Kplrropttl ( hurrh
An ordinance entitled an ordinance
Opposite City Hull
Telephone No 21
Servirei nt ine Church nf the Holy
governing plumbing in the rtt> of San
Episcopal . until lurther nolle
ford was read in full und passed in* tin t ( ' t o
will
he
111 follows.
reading.
fc_
‘r è t r 1.r i
Moved a
Morning I’rayer with sermon al II
signe by the pncddetir and npprov« d
by (bo finance committee t>e paid o'clock, »ml
Evening Prayer with «¡>ort «rmon at
Carri di.-JU
y vur
JiL
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Co foci! adjourned
Oil the tir»! Sunday in the nmnOt
M W. LOVELL.
there will lie u relehration ol the Holy ü. l). Ü. Prescription to r Eczems
City Clerk.
Communiuii ut the II o dock arrvicc.
1 g u a ta n te « th is i i n i i J r
ami on the third Sunday ot the month
The Webb Liquor Law
L . R. P H I L I P S & C O .
there will lw un e»rl> celebration at 30
Tb passage ol the Wehb bill over
The mid-week services will he a* fol
DRUGGISTS
Predt Fnt T a il’s veto h/vs called the at lows:
tention of the country to it« provision*
Tuesday niter noon ut 4.
more directly. It* enemies will still cnWednesday evening nt 7:30.
deaver to show that it is unconnlituThmaduy afternoon ut t 00 o'clock
Mona , but Ihm* seem* to be u pretty
Friday afternoon ut l liti o'clock
«'ell i »tabllshed opinion uniting jurists in
The Guild of the Holy Gross will meet
Kvrrybod; who read*
*11 pi n s of the United Stated that the Friday afternoon of each week during
maturino* faO'y* r iw i >
law v 11 stand.
p a p e r s , but «s o r y b o d y
l<ent ul 2:30 gt the lle**t«*rv. wdtotiriiiiir
w h o r e » do n e w s p a p e r *
F r tj the text of the hill it will lw wen III tiine to attend the evening service Ml
doeaa't buy oa¿*iioea.
that: 8 Powerful old hru been given for f .10.
the breaking up of illicit liquor trailir it,
Catch the Drift?
Strunger» in our city, u* well as our
stntcs and its enforcement resident friends will Ik* cordially wel
Hare's lb* mediasi to
reach Iba paopla af
e another mean* of winning corned and shown to scats, which »re all
Ibia community.
vocutes of prohibition law* free
pople who have had n wholollev ARTilUK S PKCK.
id of the blind tiger taking the
60 tf
H'Ctor
place Lf the legalized hence the »upptwvdly regulated saloon.
T h i text of the hill 1» a« follow'*
"T h at the shipment or tratvijHirtatton
Soap
F E R T I L ï Z E YOUR OR A N G E T R E E S
-» h it* « 'TEe ’ Fond
from dandruff
And the com
plexion ’ clea r.
It
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Beautifies
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YOUR
Co H. D IN G E E
■soever, of any spirituous, vinous, mulled,
fermented, or other intoxicating liquor
of aiiy kind, from one state, territory, or
district of the United States, or place
noncontiguous to but subject to the jurisInto any other state, territory, or district of. the United States,
or plice non-contlguous to but subject
to thé jurisdiction thereof, or from any
foreign country into any state territory
or dlairtet of'thrUnttwt-Ststflr,--nr fdac?
non-contiguous to but subject to the
juriadlftion thereof, which said spirit
uous, -vinous, malted, fermented, or
other intoxicating liquor U intended, by
any person Interested therein, to be re
ceived, possessed, sol'd, or in any manner
used, either In the original package or
tend lo have u hill introduced in the
Florida Legislature at Tails ha-wee, ask
ing for the division of Orange courtly
on the township line dividing lowmships Twenty-ono and Twenty-two,
except that portion which will nor 1«
Included ns jwr the map which will he
attached lo the hill, the object hnd pur
pose being to make and create n new
couuty out of that territory lying north
'¿r saW "division line Tn Orange county
and separate it from that portion lying
south threeof.
Hated this 30th day of January. 1913.
COMMITTEE 150 ON COUNTY
DIVISION.
Frank F\ Foriter, Chnirmsn.
Thomas K. Hates, Sec’y.
48 8Tuw
TRUCK
A ND
GARDEN
CROPS
ecu fet i i I izci ihat Is quickly available and
ricb in plant food. O ur special crop formulas
ate made to give big results quickly.
W K IIt
FOK tiU K B O O K L E T
J. t. PACE. Local A«ant
JACKSONVILLE
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s^rnt ft>t ^ ll-ilir-itn
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A O m i S T C T S O M U O IV LH SIT T
O a L a a d . flnriO a
S r « (Ì« I A llr n t io n is €*11*4 to
* Tfa* P r e lim ili s r y C o u r s * in A | r k « l t * r « — iL tln n y . Ü M ogy. ü f |« ñ ic Iin<| ] Hof |« n k 'C h f ft) U
try. Q u ill« a î i s r stui Q u w n iim ilv F Analyoin A fr fa u ltu ra i (vh»-m liiry M inrrolu^ y, Geology, f t c
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T b * P ro M o ë ic a l C o u r s * I hVsb.I.^y, Hkolo^y. A n sio m y tiw ‘trrtalo g y . HtttnìuCy. Zooio ilutan» (*4*n*fai C h o m ittry Inumarti«* D i n n i u r y Q » it llf* t U r and Q u a n iit a t lv r C b rtn la try
S c bool *f M usic
I'tniin Ptjir Dfgsn
^ « b o o lo f r ia * A r ia
Vt»U* N n rillu m atii! t tiiify s V^t»fk
Drawing I'aintiHK tfi t ill. Vh a icr Ptduf ft*
T4Ê
Pains A ll O ve r!
"Yrrn are welcome," says Mrs. Nora Gulley, of Broken
Arrow. OkU., "to use my .Icti«
V'dy. you wantto,
If it will induce scmirtuffbfffqpvfcrTfbri^Tity Lo/Sut Ttiad
paitw all ovcq
slclans laiTftl to relieve me. Since taking Cardul, I * 0 1 In
better healt^i than ever bilore, anti that means much tome,
because ‘f^strliertil m.tnr-vrwr»--wJahssrrTjjr
different kinds. What oilier treatments 1 tiled, "helped mo
for a lew days only."
Don’t wftii, until you ore taken down sick, before tatt
ing care of yourself. The small aches and pains, and oilier
symptoms of womanly weakness and disease, always mean
worse u> follow, unless given quick treatment
You would always keep Cardul handy, 1! you knew
what quick and permanent iclioflt gives, where weakness
and disease of the womanly system makes llfo seem hard
to bear. Cardul has helped over a million women. Try 1L
WrIU to U ilitf* Ad*tvo*i D rrt. Chattanoo»a. Mtdlrtot Co-. OutUsoa*». Ttoo.,
lor £p«fOf InitraeUoni, u i l M n t« book. "Ilom * Tttitm rol lex Wctatn,*' »«at IrW. | 81
SASH
D O O R S___
RO O FIN G O F A L L KINDS
YVe will roof your house with
the best metal roof made , at
$6.00 per square, put on. Smajl
extra charge for special fitting.
I f t ».■ m a l t e v n u - i n i w t . i m n t c n n
your, work
C O M P LETE STO CK
V
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INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER CO.
Pure Bred Poultry
The Oaks Poultry Farm ]
n ' - í f h a ' C c a ÏT-c c f - t h e T p i r n c r r m n i r - - -
lo start early.
Don't delay
Favorite Fruit Manure wi g i v e
will not produce dic-back.
Q U IC K S E R V I C E
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Geo. H. Fernaid Hardware Co.
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March 7, 1918
ritC
seekers after free publicity the chance to Republican party has been in power
take up all the apace
space of The
T
Herald In and that powèr has been felt- in every
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their rery learned discussions about the root and branch of the government and
fubU iheJ E r*ry Tuesday uvd FrU rr Murnl&SBir
even by the eltlrcw tn the private witkx
of Ufa So greet Tis* been the effects of
TIIF HER AID PRINTING COMPANY General had made the deplalon
thè Republican machine that no one was
T
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e
wet
and
dry
ha*
no
place
In
the
ft. J . U U LLY. Editer
w. M. tu ra ta . ausine*» m «
exempt frpnQfoE-infhioncr.end
»■¿<iM^yh>ninianet and,tbie
SANFORD HERALD
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PeissiTTOO imXwM
W IT H
t;un reflag to allow the qucetlon rorporfttjonsrand Identity has been lost
A -
to be tbreehed out by a bunch of wise In powerful combines that have ruled
Mirersd la th* City by carrier 1100 par rrer
metf
who know' more than the Attorney this country, and on the principles that
odvaooa or (Oc per Molli.
■ Parnasi* la adranca musi be rasde ai
C O N S C IE N C E
General, an officer who ia paid by the might is right have forced the people to
—— **' " ■ —r-n i w p »— — •1
Ssto red a * M eo ad -tlsts m ali m ailer A n im i 12od ■tat« to render dedelons and haa rendered pay the price that the trusta backed by
190», al tht Portofflci ai Sosto«. Florida
hi* decision. Wet and dry haa no of- Wall Street demthded The complexion
andar Ad ol Match 3rd. 1179
of the free country of Americans has
feet on the question at issue. been changed and »he common people
------O—
OSes la Harald BuUdlo*
Telephon« No. US
FLORIDA'S O REA TEST ASSET have been serfs to the money jrowera and
‘H E Reputation for Quality
Any msn asked whst is the greatest mere slave* to the beck afid call of the
The preeident of Orlando's Board of
Trade states in a public meeting that asset of Florida? unhesitatingly replies: corporations and so great has been their
Enjoyed by U s has been
power under the Republican machine
"Its agricultural possibilities."
there are mosquitoes In Orlando,
It ia not needed to ask them—those that it aeemed as though their hold upon
----- O-----Gained by H onest, and P e r
who
have come into the state. It Ls but the people of free America would be
President Wilson has offered the editor
sistent Efforts to Supply M erchan
of The Herald the position of Collector necessary to watch them. The first perpetuated forever. It is'tfith a feeling
of Internal Dissension at Orlando, but t thing any. man dots who enters this of gratitude then that w-e witnem the
dise of Durability and C h aracter.
state with a view to permanent residence, inauguration of a real American of the
■
was declined with thunkfc.
is to buy Und, and then, buy more land Woodrow Wilson type and especially
W e supply men with m erchandise
Anybody can get space In the Orlando Where? It does not matter. They have with Bryan na hia chief advisor, for In
found
that
if
they
cannot
grow-otsagm
|
those,two-roen
the.
people
have
the
ut
papers now. Even a learned treatise
'"fro m rcpirtabhrnrtniifactureTS which
-. they ran nw»l-e*mftri«*nee. - At-fwrthne In the hia
t - i&'awrbf^tfrrfted tir
insures true value in every purchase.
county division will be accepted end grow potatoes; If they cannot raise pine tory of the United States have such in
apples here, they can raise celery; If they telligent men U*en at the helm. At no
given four columns with a scare head.
cannot succesfully make sugar cane yon time have the rein* of government boon
Let us supply you.
der, they ran harvest such yield of early in the hands of men who have mode polit
The Orlando papers have found
mare's neetr* Having loot out on every winter lettuce and cucumbers and beans ical economy their life study and life
other question they again bring up the and tomatoes and strawberries.as aston work and at no time in the history of the
wet and dry—that same old gag that is ishes them out of tbeir most roseate United States have the people had such
a President and such a cabinet.
worked every time an election comes dreams.
We have indeed "come back" and un
It
is
this
prodigal
harvest
of
all
money
round
making crops, that makra Florida today der the ihoet auspicious drrmnstnncea.
Orlando should be very grateful to what it M, the Mecca for the man who The Country is safe and in the beat of
hands and the next (our years should be
Sanford for getting their government wanU to do things with the soil.
When such men as W. J . Bryan come most prosperous ones -with no bugaboo
building for them Only their proxim
ity to the hustling city of Sanford a to Florida, after having seen all the of money panics or manipulations of the
states of this Union, and buys land here markets or fostering of trusts to the det
lowed them an appropriation.
and there for Immediate devciopement, riment of the poor.
* — Q1■ —
We have come back and a- regular S A N F O R D
The St. Johns river gets ICO,000 for It means that what haa been said of this
FLORID /J
improvement^ and while this U not state is not a visionary fancy of the im spring house cleaning will result. N'ot
enough we nro thankful for small favors practical poet* but thnt it Ls a land where the radical cleaning that would upset ;
and the f 60,000 will go a long ways to intelligent methods will ensure agricul tho whole routine of the government t
household and cause chaos but the sufe |
tural success.
ward helping Sanford
Every year men are learning that and sane methods that will remove the |
A meeting will lie arranged in the near Florida is not merely a land of orange dirt gradually yet effectually and leave
future to select a site for the new govern blossoms; but is a land where honest toil the White House in better shape than it
merit building and the idea will be to and the sweat of the brow brings har has been during the latter hulf of tho
locate It near the Harney county court vests of other gold than that which pre-tent century.
We have come back and we have mine
house. Orlando people are cordially in gleams 'neath the green of the citrus
TH E U N IVERSA L CAR
lack to s
tree«. —Jacksonville j|g|fanoiia
vited to send their selections by mail.
. ■, -(Mag-sVr
majority of the. people of the-’ Uniu-d
ALAS!
POOR HOWARD!
Oovfmnr Park Trammell In this Issue
Own your c a r— don’t let it
Snookurns Howard of the Orlando Cit States during the nett four year* that
of The Herald outlines some of his poll
cics und like all of Park's actions his izen Is pawing the air und talking about they will never auk for another change
W r.Q u o lcy
. future-ooU»
benefit the ms hi« graodmother and the place where hrrand we can and will make good nol only
rises to remark that There are
Hn another part was born, .evidently wandering id hh for the next four years but for the next
only two kinds of cars— “ the
of this issue.
mind and getting nearer Chattahoochee century. We expect Wilson ami Bryan
every day. While enroute to Tallahas to write upon tho tablet* of stone the
- y - 0 ---Fords and the ca n ’t affords.”
The end is near. Whenever an im see in April it will probably be the mid future history of the Democratic (tarty
Y o u ’ll want a Ford when the
portant matter has dwindled to the end duty of the Herald editor to take the as well a? the present history We exof discussion the wet and dry U injectec Citizen editor to the state asylum until poet them to rule so wisely and welt thjxt
season is -o n . Then buy it
avcn-tEsIadyi autfregettre will ffre satis
—.. into th# argument and immediately the division mutter I# Settled.
today.
Poor fellow I he Is even ranting up and fied and the married men know that this
starts a new line of thought. Orlando is
losing out. Hence the wet end dry down Orange county making spot-chin Is the acmo oi approbation and the of
again.
uud taking subscriptions to his paper, at flciai seal of approval. We have waited
There ire more than 220,000 Fords-on the
th e-same time, and incidentally taking long and prayed earnestly for this day to
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world's highways—the best possible testimo
Making Harney county will bs the la*t photographs while he waits. He even appear and now it in here great is the re
ny to their unexcelled worth. Price*— run
county to lie formed by a decree of the jumps on E. A. Douglass and questions joicing thereof Ami the greatest proof
about $595— touring csr $070— town csr—
State legislature, i( u hill to abolish this his birthplace with an interrogation of the wisdom and justice of the reign of
$870 f. o. b. Ssnfprd, with complete equip
. procedure .passu* the eession. Many of [>oint and nt another place In his paper Wilson and Uryan Ls the fnct that both
ment. Catalogue from Ford Motor Compa
the legislators are in favor of leaving loco ia* a long and tiresome "brief" on the of them are inspired by the Word of God,
ny, Michigan tnd Fourteenth Streets— or
matters to local people and not burden question of wet and dry in Harney coun the greatest inspiration of all age*.
from Detroit Tactory,
ty. The wetland dry question.has no
the legislators with such matters.
place In the division matter and the
Five thousand dollars per month la the Orlsndo papers having no other argument
record of the money being loaned out by persist in dragging it into the county
the Sanford Loan and Building Associa division for no other reason than to garble
W e're Opposed
tion. The money gore to erect hand the truth. Attorney General West ha*
some homes In the capital of Harney settled that matter and his opinion is
to
county..
good enough for the people of Florida
M ail O rder Concerns
Ilro. Howard *Lw published ilm cam.Sanford gets tun 170,000 government mufllcatton from our old "friend" Oviedo
building, new tourist hotel, county site Citizen, but as Citizen and his article
Because—
and brick roads all in the spare of sixty have become chestnut* the reappearance
Tksy hire
days. And yet there are people in Or in the Orlando Citizen did not create any
S osai |o furthering th*
lando who are still talking about county furore. Hotfi the Oviedo Citizen and
oi MU tours---division.
the Orlando Citizen have become the
Erwjr real so ia d
jo k « of the county. ‘
~________
County division hns been scaled amt - But wha» uf LOunty~aTvlsTon? With
h»'Herald WiIi~not weary the readers all the twaddle and Howard's grand
Is slsKMI
pricto csa b» s à nshi
with any more division talk. We have mother the (jurelion of why the north
with m s dsisy is recai Abo
a majority of votera.and our dsar friends end of the county should not separate
sad th* peeahJire #f
at Orlando have nothing tc do with the ins not entered into the argument put up
is HUsg ordcre.
matter They have ho voice In the mat ly the Orlando papers. In fact the
- -t
ter, not even If it were left to a vote. Sentinel and the Reporter Star have quit
B â t
Because of right sources, right proportion, tin<l
Not even Mr. Howard could use his and given up the case as hopeless. Only
i t . u h n l lisssa Ss : tzta
right combinations.
rented voice In the matter. * *
■
Snnokntns continues to cry and Call for
boy where good«
Loco! ends U twsslly
—
-------- — 0 — ' ~
‘
'Mother Orange" to soothe his pain by
ary is the |u» «] g
This Is not a day of triumph; It Is
more public pap. Poor little fellow!
played today.
day of dedication. Here muster not the
------O-----force« of party, but the forces of human
WE HAVE COME BACK
Therefore
ity. Men's hearts wait upon us; men's
The old saying or new saying made
Msecheal sad
Uves hang in the balance; men's hope« popular In the last few yean that "they
Because of bur large tonnage th ere is economy
call upon us to say what we will do. Who can't come back” haa been ast at nought
in buying, m anufacturing, and sellin g, and
sdreitiM 0|,
■hall live us to the great trust? Who »y the Democratic party fot President
our custom ers get th e benefit.
dares fail to try. I summon all honest Woodrow Wilson haa taken hia seat and
men, all patriotic, all forward-looking
Advertise!
president in fact as well os In name.
men, to my side, i God helping me, I will >robably at no time In the history of
Tks Ucal ftsid U yaato, Att
ndt fall them, if they will but counael the United States has a President taken
W IL S O N & T O O M F-R
■oad as
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Vy
I
.FRANK
Clothier and Men's Furnisher
F-O -R -D
A.
r
I
n
—
Sanford Machine and Garage Co.
For Engraved Cards See The Herald
ID E A L F E R T I L I Z E R S
CH EA PEST:
rb
tea
PH
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tafmrmnr
AN OTIIER M ARE'S NEST
A few learned lawysra who are aitU*
dlviaipnists found found out that At
torney General West docs not know his
business and that some time In the future
a wet and.dry election can be held‘in
Orange county and in Harney county.
. The Attorney General makes a decision
and the Orange county lawyers set it
asidu. Tbs Herald refuses to give these
' V
*» ' ' ;
c ' ■
\ I
E s a a iM B !
m e possible excep
Bxceptions are
‘resident Lincoln when -he commenced
tie second term and_Washington when
re commenced his first term, and In each
nstance tho country was making history,
*residtnt Wilson is not confronted by
the turmoil of marching arm in and a
country tom by conflicting frocre in the
1 eld, but the rmmtrY
~ntrrfr « f j
through a part of the samp reconstruc
tion as confronted both Washington and
In. . For the past slxtasn years the
'm
will «My
mnrETi»~|AJ
s m
d w | jt o r
,V i .
JA C K S O N V IL L E . F L O U P A
M r. R . C .
Maxwell, Mgr.
A ;25c Want Ad. i
Rent Your
8 * n f f l r t Branch
K T le ra ld
¡fou
oSs
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—
*
March 1 Í 1918
THE SANfORD HERALD
<t Gore, and shipped to Sanford on the
10:11 train, for interment, accompanled by the husband, who was prex^m
when the death came.— Reporter-Star.
T h fl there will be lively times over
K fcruLa
“p r
of the legislature lirul afterwards. Meet
mgs ah* now being held In various parts
The many friend« of Mrs. W. R Anno of tho 'founty for and against division
and l lip enthusiasts on both sides of
art glad to welcome her home again.
the question are waxing warm and elo
*— ’Woodman Circle meets Wednesday,
q u e n t,- Times-Union.
March 12th, 2:30 p. m. at Masonic Hail
^/Among the prominent visitors to tho
, Miss Mamie Hill ia visiting Iter «liter, city are Mrs. G. V. Uamory and her
Jim. fl. W. Howard in Columbia. Ohio. charming daughter, Mias Julia, who
Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin hns returned are the guests of their cousin, Mrs.
from a delightful visit with old friend« Tnkarh, at the Pico Hotel. The Ham
in Leesburg.
oryx are prominent In Youngstown,
James Siegerson, a prominent citizen Ohio, where Mr Hamnry is a hunker
of Wichita and large owner'of valuable and engaged in the steamship business.
celery land near Cameron City i» in the Miss Julia ter «Mending the High School
city thia week.
and they will remain here during the
- -All the ehtirehra of Sanford - have de winter 'srtEttfnl
DeLAND MAN WINS PRIZE
The Guarantee Investment and Loan
For Rent—Six room cottage with all
Co., Curry Bldg., Tampa, Fla., lend m«lern improvements. 409 Palmetto
Funk McCorkle. Contorta Beat Mixtur« money a t 5 per cent Interest, payable evenuk Apply, to F. W. Mahoney
h T -s m a il-T n im th ljr-tin ra ttm P T ro r:— W r t t r FbrfUJd Iluwa Co.
83-tJ
for particulars.
local 47-tf
' A ,n Hot Drink Contest
For Sale—Block of five well locati
J
F ra n i
jt o s J g i
a feW days ago from the Welch Grape
Juice Company of New York city.
Frank secured second prize for his
"Oolonel .W elch," a concoction made
from Welch’s qrape juice, egg, nutmeg,
Them .were several thousand contestants
and flu? fact that the first prize came to
the little village in South Florida is moat
pleasing, not only to the recipient of the
prize but to his friends as well.
The reel;** lor “The Colonel Welch"
Will be printed with other recl|»es by the
company and sent nil over the world. In
cluding the United Slntiw, Europe, Asia.
Africa ami, Guilford — DeLand News.
Can furnish’ seed grown either in Maine
or New York ‘»Ute. Wo guarantee our
seed to be the beat and true to name.
Ten year* in thy seed business, not a dissutisfied customer. American Produce
Company, Jacksonville, Florida. 45-24c
1 WodK tfie Tuner. Orlando
tf
WANTS
Ml Local Advertisements Under This
Beading. Three Cents a Line fach Issue
For Sale—Pure bred
Bull Orping
A ii4m
It anted—Clean cotton rags, no scrape,
at tho Herald office. WiU pay 2 cent«
per pound.
Good Mule‘for Sale Cheap—For inapectJon apply to John C. Edward«,
Celery avenue,
:i2-tfc
For Sale— Two good mules, wsgoo
and harness. Bee them at Mecca Ham*
mock on Greeninan place.
36-tfe
St. Johns Hotel—Rooms and board.
Homelike accommodations for regular
hoarders or transients. Good table.
Rates reasonable. W. H. Wuthen, Prop,
420 W. First St.
83-tf
Wanted—Orders for fine froet proof
cabbage plants, all varieties, *1.25 per
L000; cheaper in larger lota. Satisfio-*
tion guaranteed. F. S. Cannon, Meg- .
gett’a, S. C.
31-34tc
ton eggs for sale. 12.00 per titling for
'¡J, V * ,
For Sale—White Maltese hen and red *
15 eggs.
R. II. Marks, Sanford. Fla.
from h w h k CroSrf■ NtM .
cided to hold the Sunday evening aerCaincaux pigeons, color banded , mated.' *
57-tf
The Lttlure, Movement. •
vicca at 7:80 innlead of 7. Please hear
Lost—White and black pointer female jiaira and youngiters. The txsit is the
Noflre
* ».
Florida lettuce is on the hlink. Beau- dog. Collar and nqr'Nftr'W-NNRtfrTan- cheapest.- fiihToni“'WgTW
thia In mind.
The nsvasmenLbouhi.iftrtheyw laffr Toft has been «hltrpirte in bsrge quanti
62-6tc
seen. Small split In left ear Return Routo 1.
are now open at the office of the cityelder of thiv Miami district, M. E clerk, (’lease rah and assess your pr'p- ties. Brownsville, Texas has been roll- to 612 E. Ninth. Reward.
67-2tf>
lettuce to the western mrkets to heat the
church, wa» a viiitor to the city on •riy.
F o u n d — W a tc h fo b b e a rin g m o n o N olle* of A» U r t i l o * For T o t P ro d i I'n d r* HrtM W LOVELL. • band. The movement from there this
lloa « or ( k tp lrr U M , U n o( llorido.
Wednesday.
gram
G . H II. O w ner m a y h av e sam e
\*i* -ssor
N W " to hriotix ft inn th ot Herman A. R ,f » n * f
week
is
expected
to
reuch
around
75
car».
at H erald O tfice by p ay in g for th is ad
Sanford will soon have that fine
of (lo th a. l i t . , p in k M r r o f T«X C w t H n l t Ño.
Next week it will lie close to the same i
40« im i tos. «intuì (hr Ith dmy of Juno. A. D . l»S4.
government building and regardless
57-2 tp
rongregstlonal Church.
h»»
fll*<t .*„1 (,‘r f t S lr t t r In my office. and h o. rr a Jo
number if favorable weather continues
of location the building will enhance
fo r S*Je Beggar Weed Seed 1(V a ' •Hillrstk* t<w T * J IV*»J to
lnw-ri>rdarvn»
1 here will be regular preaching ser Beaufort will send out (hi* wwJt In the
pound
lot, lbs fur 1.15.00 cast; with 1
‘S S t t
the appearance of the city.
vice in Congregational church morn neighborhood of 60 cars
order Girndeau S*n»l Co , Melon and j fl*?*l*. 1®-»»
The rain« and cooler weather this
f r o lo t , i * « jg , m i, y
r.oOi«.
ing and evening Sunday, March !>th
The movement frem here nil! be ulxiui Beggar \\ ts-rl S»s“ii (irewers, Montircllo.
l'» rt MX.. I mi ST Itlk y . (¡n th ,.
week have greatly improve»! the celery
by Rev. fj. B. Waldron, and on Mar. 14 or 15 cars. Our report Irum the Man
Th* »1,1 t,nd hrin* fc—
s m-if ml th* d*(* nf (h*
Ha
67-121
crop and it is looking fine and bringing
I * “ * » » ol much rsrtifict* In th* n*m* ot Uo16th, morning and evening services atee section has not come in nt this writ
kaoxm.
a better price.
For Sale— Browfi L-ghorn and White
t ' n l » »Id Ortlflrnl* »hmll I* r*d**tn*d ocrord.
will In? conducted by Sherman C. Kings ing l/cttuce is ot! in price in nearly all
Mrs. H. P. Driver of Tnmpn, in the
I^ghnrn
eggs. 11,00 per setting of 16 In* to I « » , T »x IVsst »111 U»u* Ot*rWn on th * Srd
ley of Chicago, 111. Mr. Kingsley Is markets and most of them have a big
d»y ot ht,rrh„ A. t>. 1013.
guest of Mrs. O. W. Brady. Mm. Driv
eggs. Indian Runner Duck eggs 11.25
W ltnr» my afllrlml »Ifnmlur* uid *» h thl* th*
director of Elizabeth McCormick Mem supply
dmy ol Jmnutry, A. II P U S.
er's many friends in tills city are de
per 15 eggs. All fine breeding stock. SOth (Mil
Il U. ROBINSON,
orial fund. He is now in Florida to
l » t * l K rM T -tit
»X vt A Itnvmrd, 0 C.
lighted to see her again.
Progressive Poultry Co
66-4-tp
attend the Cldef Labor Conference in
The Potate t rop.
The bonds have "been sold and con
For Kent Room with or without
Jacksonville, and will eorne to Sanford
The
imiato
riup in ah -m-ciihiia of the board in private family. Call tiller 3
tract lot for the brick roads and work
It«* 4 •■d tiriti f# Oiatrtrt N«* Unv. Or* »ff«
to address our people on “Child Libor' »tat»- U coming on nicely
Barring bad o'clock Ninth and Myrtle
t fiunly. Ilo#Ixi«
66-lf
will commence* next week, making a
at the morning service, and "Asssoelat w eath er th e crup will I». u line o n *
Nolif«
For Sale Four extfn good mules utnl
good pay roll for the Sanford hut
Did# for t>«vln| l * » q tjr l» ti mfl««« ot cchm!
ed t 'hitrllles Work” in the evening Sunn- Hiimll shipments Imv* nlrrndy l« fn
» i t hi v ltfllln l tiriffl In th# t-hûv# n i m r l Nmd kimI
good wagon
rh«ntn to nnnex.
Kr*-d Shuman. V\tut Side, hffcdif* dUiiirt »«Ü i»* fwvir«i| ty th* Bo«rt| of
A special invitation is extended to all made from Dude county and n*-xt week
i o u fity C o m m m a o r f i of O r o n fr C o u n ty ,
R F Lj 2
George Ellis, the well known repre
66-lf
our citizens to come and hear Mr will probably s«s- »*ur lots siarlnl
■
. ,
..
. h i*, up to 10 . m . M*rc*h 4. ! • ! $ . I ' l i m «od
rirNf-rlUHn M'anwtrfiw *ill go out by .|mriQf»tions t« u found in th- « Utk\ <>«<»,
sentative of the Florida Fertilizer f'o
Kingsley
A more extended notice will
1M in ila , H o f h li, *ít*r F s lif u ir ) I 4, 1 1 J,
It will I»- to w ard s lb * end of the m o n th day orw»»*k
Bricevery reiuunublr
of Gainesville, was in the city several follow
II» M KOHINHON.
b
e
fo
re
|K)tatoca
will
In*
ready
liere.
Clerk of Ratrrf of County Corami»ionen of OrCall
ut
31H
Palmetto
Ave.
55-3tp
daya of this week.
•nf*. County HorLlfc
iM tl
H asting » will not in* Very tar behind if
For Sab- Tomato plant* Ucdfield
E. B. Brown of the Virgin!«-Caro
Hot«
U
sai
tela
lit»»««
N
rw
a
any
T
h
e
large
cro
p
i»
ca
iu
in
g
con»nlBeauty
nodLivingston GIoIhNowlina Fertilizer Co., spent Tuesday in
In Ik* (ounlT Jtldl«’« (« fi, Of* of r|(ouniy, IT«.
»•ruhle dtsemetion :ls to values when the ready
pnce
i
l
25
|«-r
l.tMXt
F
L Tt> lL* unknovti b*irt of El lui Huxf* «ml to «hora
Gainesville on business, anil re;«>ru
The l.etturr Movent.
•Il thi* mmy PO*ir*»ti:
real movement w under way, T h e n is Greene. W est Hide. It D 2.
t-jmlle
Alachua's capital os being in si most
W
hffw , ^
K W M*ntìft*v •• *4raIat«trmtof of
.VhcrK*!.
not
one
reason
why
(»itato
growers
»
„„
th
ot
C
C
i'o
b
b
's
»tore.
55U
tb*
4
Froßi uMMiiui, Aiaitfoed'X+iK-iTmwsneat
prosperous condition.
|
a
r(i[|
i
f
o
W
O
.
Colonnl George A. IVC otlra of San tin 1, week has been h eav ier tlian at any S h o u ld not Tx-cerve guud prices th is «-a
For Rent Store Room and unturto *»-Mart-J pay 111* ti*Lu of th* «*1x1
non
‘I'lie heavy n m vem elll will I»- Ill
Elusi Huri*, ?Ì*w-***»wL th* liillii »in ( de+rftl»*v|
ford, is in Orlnqdo looking after legal tim e d uring the Heaton
C p to lust m giit
tiUtlo d room in Bishop bfitek Kruiuire fw
*J
svini*
of
tb* Mkl Elu* liurgw. ii*«v***«l. ts*ing
th e co litiu l (it m en ol wid»- exp erien ce
matterà in connection witli tPe alfalr» iiIhiuI .» mnny car» were muiI out as were
ut thè
COUUW-naLU^iuX lu xU ù w i.
.
U lu n iM il in ibi- SiL ii:iv s ul
la.st
/¡A . V. Robinson, Belli Mettmger, Manaus- i* ul»o shipping in Urger quanand S. T . Field, are amotig thè Kantord titii-a ibis week
Fruiti urouiid Tampa
represeiitalives looking after Inntititsu» I and down al Sarasutn thè movement ls
lighter.
interests in Orlando. Reporter-Star
Next week the movement will prob
R. B. Wright of Sanford, a popular
resident of that town, 1» looking after ably be a« heavy as this week If ’tunInaiin«—-affaire ih the rity
Reporter- ford shipmrnt» are lighter, th* orher sec
tions will not be any lighter, but on tlie
Star.
if you want to ride through life on contrary a littl* larg er
The California movement i# ai>out tbe
Easy Street get a pair ot J . M Shuck
Absorber». See The Herald car and get «nnip its Iasi wts-k. The demand for
good celery in »tandar.l crate» is g.*«l all
ahnirbed in the absorber»
over the country
Prict** are giMwl un«l
Mrs. J , V' Denton u( Mlcanopy i- u
I grower» are well plcitaed S*itne line
t*>* city today, coming over to have Dr
** lery has Ins*ri »old hert* this wi»-k at
Huunholdcr dosotne dental work (or her
prices considerably Ijelow what the grow
The city clerk has on hand u limited er would have received, had he con
number of maps of the city as now con signed It to one of the firms that hnve the
stituted. Paper fS.Oo, cloth f5 06 each, trade lor fine »lock. The grower, iun\V
»be five Icet square.
trade for tine »tuck. The grower, unMr« Annie Trego has returned to her fortuiintely, docs not know what to do
borne In Wichita, Kansas after »|»‘ii(linp Solicitors figure out for him wlutt a car
the winter with Dr. Mifinirk and family will net on a 12 50_or 12.75 market. It
look» good Buyer« tigur*- mid »how him
at Cameron City-Mr and Mr«. Taylor and Mm Mid the ehunee« tie run» in consigning *m ti
dtrtnn^ hnve returned to thei'- home in fine stock The grower never ntojn to
Piiiradolpfija after a pleasant visit with TTiTnkTTiaTWTiPTinTPlrry pr«ntrri* nnd n
•Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Dutton on Lik» lot of liurii broker» are wanting it that
then is a good time to »hip to n reliable
Onoro.
firm. Fine slock ban sold here this week
Mr. and Mra.1l. T. Houser were called
ait *1.25 to *1.50 f. o. b.
to Tampa last week on account of the
111nets of Mr. Houser1» father. Mr. F. ff.
HdiiScfT"- Mr. bouser'a- friends in Hie
city will learn vlth pleasure that he is
improving.
Dr. W. H. Lilley. a prominent ritiren
of Fayetteville is in the city, the guest of
J. H. Harrison. Dr. Lllley think« Snn
ford is the most progressive city in the
•U*e and has enjoyed hi» visit here'immim O y .------
f
M. Frank has removed f*om the Pico
building to the DeFortwt building and
now occupies th* store room recently va
cated by Palmer & Belgh. Ilia new fix
tures will arrive In a few daya and the
store will present a moat attractive ap0
pearuanee.
Aliong th* I tourists in the city this
week wera AUolph Fund of Chicago,
Mrs. E. J . Kendall of North Dania,
Ma**.; Mr, and Mr*. Green of Glen Falls,
-jNow York; Mrs. C. G. Porter of Detroit
itoli Pulitisi.. Mn W,rMr Mr*
WI um M C final mumm1
Mr«. Cranberry Jackson of Nashville,
Tenn.,' and Mrs. E. H. Tomlinson of
Jacksonville wera guests at the Sanford
House for a short time thla week. Both
Udfes were (orrfter residents of Sanford
■nd have hosts of friends here who were
to **e them.-’- They returner} to
Mrs. Viola Janies of Sanford, aged
twenty-two years, died at four o'clock
this morning in thb city. The remains
P»P«»d for
Cl. ; . . - ^ .------------ s -
wliu knuw wlidl, to du olili what priets» to
tisk'^fi' ^rj!^r*TliA su p p ly uti a Iris- m o v e
m en t in to co n su m p tio n ,
B erm u d a will s ta rt »hipping its [K*tato es thi» m o n th
T h e y « d i 1« in p re tty
ntu ch th e «arile hand« a» th e large p art
ot tin- Flo rid a m o v em en t
D w well th a t
th is la so. a s th e s e firm s know }u»t how
to han dle th e d eal, so as to get b est re
su lts for th e ir grower»
Small Try
^.uiaville Courier Jmirnul
T ill h u le tislie* III lire pool»
W here rustics grow
Are »aid to go about III school*
By Illuse who know
But this is what' 1 do not Ilk®
It comes lo pan*
That when I fish. I always alrik*
All llllhllt cline*
Holden Ib-al R s la le ( o
lo- * il
Jlsrfinnlnf ti • «t•kr
45 it
in 8#e. 2. T p 2 0 ». ft. IO K.
Furnished Ronmes for Rent—Apply
al 124 P alm etto avenue
64-»tp
For
Rent--Two
nlce'y
ru lli*», . u n . eiiu-iil
A'hlr-«» I
Oak Are
I
S
tu tiie
furnished
new
di-pul
123 H l*Ui Si
■*'
T h * * * am th erefo re lo H ta you to a p p * a r l>*fv>re
l)»* C o u n ty i u d g s ’t C ourt on o f before t# th d a y
of M a rch . I V13. and file o b )*< tlo n * If ym i h a v e a o f ' J
to th e g ran tin g of th is p e titio n . o th rrw U * th e «am a '
will l:«e allow ed am m a y n l
W lthana my hand a* C o u n ty J u d e * of «aldi co u rt
and The —*al id »aid rw>url th is l *th day o l I Lr<«ta
to r. A f> . m i
n*ai
larwl)
Dir Sa(e A I acre tri'-l, near town,
weil imi rovoJ sino Wbiie Leghorn
egg» for setling. lii'jJiro nt Hetald ol
fic’.
A4 -tic
For Reut—-House on Park avi-ime and
- Stn'ond strw-t See Mrt il. L Jones.
63 II
W kl
41•Eh hr
6t tic
M A ftT U J,
Owmty lod g*
The Advertised
Article
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|
For Side
Bt-gguf Wm J bovd 60c Ilo ,
W» guurunt«»* our Tom Watson nnd all
Am i destined lor the pu»t'’
va rie t ics ol watermelon «issi lo he Irue
! tu Marne U rite lur prirr» For 33 year»
They m ay gu o u t, but Imrdly wluliwc Unvi grown meloiLS (ur «.-ed purpuse»
I'lu se buidrle dre».**» la»t
only. tìirndeau Setti Co., Monticello, (
Ha
----------------------------- *14-364«
Ih * Gate City Huu» bn» brought j
Two desirable lots In Sundjwn tlie lugli co»l of living
l>nly *4 t>0
Bargain j ( taken promptper week ior tlie finest table board in
D G WaipierKiaaimmee,
44-tf
the city. See Parker
An*
“k! tW mt*f**rtk«i)
For Rent—T»It (urnistied room», cor of the «r*»t
«f th* nght t>ì wny
||m) Bouth
Ràïïroèé Camptay with th* iowfuHjp Ua#
ner Third and Magnolia.
Inquire ut rWrfifï
l»vltrreti Townnhip NineteeoU •) *nil ’N w l y ttO)
Santnrd Furniture Co store
4K t( Houfh. lieiiff* ThlftyiïÔl l>*«t and running thane*
w*»t iikm| *mid Township line T*n (10) cbmliu to
th*nr» Hkmjfh Ktfisen (I ft) rkiins lo a lU k t.
For Sale Cheap- Five acre* level ham
ihrrif* Eait uti# rhsin and fifty-four links H .H)
mock land All cleared, t'led and tann to th* «rot itdl of th* right of way of th* howtit
Florida HtUniid Comjiany, ibenr* in § north*
ed lour years, f 1760 00 Addn-ws.
■wsierly dlrwrllon along irot tin* of right of «ray
wf fw
ginfi f*n f ,
ol «aid railroad m m p tu y to tL * fariftl wf
fwgtnn
“ Farm," c-o Herald, Santnrd, FU ,_
„ >v#n on«
oni hundredini
nritntr.i »(ght tnd «iny-*ev*n
65-4tp
11.67)
.6 7 ) aarrM
r t * « ol
of U
Und,
nd, m
raor*
o t* o
orr U
I *a. Bakl lan d b d n i
w uMifii out uí o l y its
la on* to which th® merchant
hlmaclt hai Im plicit tilth
• I*® he would not id vertle * It.
You ®r® u t i in p ilrc n litn rth ®
m rretntnt* w ho»® ®d® IM M T
I d thi« piper beciuei thetr
goodi i t * up-to-dit® sod n eret
, ihopw orn.
Go to J . D. R O B E R T S to s e le c t Good T h in g s fo r y o u r
S u n d a y D in n er. E v e r y th in g is F r e s h an d C lean . \ ,
O u r aim is Good S e rv ice
SA U SA G E
German Bologna
German Salim a
Frankfurts, large
W ienerwurst
Pressed Ham
“ New England"
Boiled Ham
Pork Snustige
German Lirlk
Country Stuffed
Hamburger Sausage
Hamburger Steak
Farm Sausage
Head Cheese
CHICKENS—Dressed
Broilers, fancy
Roasters, large
Hens, funcy___
B E E F BRAIN S
These are specials for S a t
urday only. Get your
V EA L
Roast Shoulder
Loin Roast
Loin Chops *
Veal for Pot Pie
Veul Stew
Veal for Currie
LAMB
LeR to roast
Loin to roast
Shoulder to roast
Chops, French
Chops, English
Lamb to stew
Florida and W estern
Leg Pork Roast
Loin Pork Roast
Shoulders
Spare Ribs
Roast Loin sawed th at
easy to carve.
BEEF
11
W estern and Florida !
Roasts
Steaks
* Stows
i «lAny cut you want cut
rights Come in and see
us do it.
CH EESE
Stff.m E r,
Pirnem fl
X im burger
AinCrie
PICKLES
Dills
Sour
Sweet mixed
r
'*-n »
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A good front of all the veg
etables of the season.
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�TICE
SANFORD
M a rc h .7. 1918
HERALD
Sunford Yeji-tsblg# to- Wilson
1 P*>_Mlnjnçk.hae tome vyjry. nlirií'rér-
efÿtK*t *■»ready
President W fl¿ n - a ti» b ji.f ir v t meal irr
«¿Jal/ -~t- Ku Rut
The AÍarahatls «¡ama near Irwin? fhfV, 4^» WLir»
hone one evenlng’Jïs t w l . : If swiped miài fonifaicd qj-àlmnst a ve*et»blu dirt
ao s*rioualy sick Ufi|f ,r they phoned'íur wade up oí Sanford vfgetftbÍYS, the finest
wofF Known commission tm cctant Ts a
jjtrcat admirer df Pre»ld«nt Wilton and to
show his appreciation of the inst-that af
ter sixteen yrar-s a Dtmocrat would or*
cupylbe White House Mr. Denton sent
n w*JL,. ^,L„. , t ;
■. L - n . ti.c President a fin« array of fresh SonMist Ailer-o Mirtpirk will go to Tnm ford vegetable« and fruil*. The pack
pa thia week, In response to «.call for help ages went forward last Monday and
with the Children'* Home work there,. should have arrived In time to grace the
She eipw tvto, bethen- about a month. tab!« of the President at fab flret meal in
We certainly min' bur car and are glad the President's minaion The following
to hear it will bo running vcr> soon on fruits .and vegetables made up'the list
and they were fin»* enough even for the
schadnlo time
>
• \
Among our recent tourist vWtora President:
-One box orniigMi
»•ere Adolph Pfund. Chicago; Mrs. E. J.
Kendall, North Dana, Mas«.: Mr. and . Qne tw* grapefruit
One crate atrawbmlea '12 .quarts)
Aire. James Grwn. Glen Fall«, New
Vork, Mr. and Mrs. Cbaa. G. Porter; “ Ohe crate of celery
Detroit, Mfcht and from Grecnfirld.
On« crate of Jettuce
M an., Mre. Nettie Packard, Mr«.
One crate of. peppers
imOnwcrate of eggplant •
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One tnotrot rtf beans
One basket of squash
One basket of pens, paisley and carrota n)is«d
One basket cauliflower.
One crate heeta
'**
One basket cscarol
. .
One basket ehlckory
Two dozen cucumbers
One basket sweet potatoes
(
One crate tomatoes, ordered shipped.
. C. O. 'riaclc plain'd twenty-dvr'fruit
tret-r this wtfk about*his house arid on
his farm, Itnprovide Ids own property,
and incidentally his neighbor*’ propel tv
GEN EVA
JO T T IN G S
Miss Irene Peters returned home Sat
urday from a pleasant visit spent with
her sbter, Mre. Oscar Nicholson of
Daytona Beach.
Mrs. Endor Curlett was hostess at a
delightful luncheon given lost Tuesday
i in honor of her mother, Mrs. L- C. ElehI tier and friend, Mre. A. J, Fry of Balti
more. Those enjoying Mrs. Curlett'a
hospitality*wlth these ladies were Mrs
Daniels. Aire. Pattbhall, Mre. Burley,'
MnC oW,1 Ffctere, U t l J . Q. Adams,
Mbs Blanche FattishaD M l» Marie
Daniels, Mias Belie Eichner and Albert
" RflfUTBr MrvtfT* at'rTHTTs'pTOTi'Tiiimi’
Sunday conducted by the pastor. Rev.
E. Ia« Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. PattbhaJI, Mr. and Mre.
Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Danleb, at
tended quarterly meeting at Oviedo last
Saturday.
Rev. C. Fred Blackburn, presiding
elder of the Miami dbtrict, M. E. church
south, was the guest of Mr. and Mis.
H. H. Pattbhall, Friday night.
The M. M. S. Society met with Mr«.
Claude Raulereon last Wednesday af
ternoon and enjoyed a very pleasant
social time. At the close of tho meeting
Mr*, Hauler-son served dainty refresh
MOORE MOVEMENTS
ments.. There being so few of the mem
ber* present it was decided to postpone
Rev. H. T.^Galnea was here Sunday.
election of officer* until the next meeting !t was regretted that the had weather
which will be held at the home of Mrr. sept many at Lome.
J..W . Wirka Thursday afternoon, Mar.
Mr. Russell, the California celery
13th. Tito president requests all mem- {rower and buy er is buying a good deal
ben JO be present
o'celery about here.
Mra. A. J. Fry, who has liecn the guret
Joe Cameron has been }n Port Chn.tmol her abler, Aire. Burley for the last maa looking after hb cattle there.
two months returned to her bnmp in
Mre. Klin Greenland b entertaining
Baltimore, Md., Friday.
rompdny from the north Her mother
*■ Mr*. L. C. Eichner was honor guest ind sbter, Mwnlaroe» Ptrickler and Curat a*dinner giutfn by Airs. W. J. Dnn- tb are at Daytona for a few days.
JtJs last Thursday. The tabic was very
Air. anJ - Aha. V . ^ r J U « unis, ieaweWtttrtH'e Wilt its decoration» of critn- ■tide w-eek for W.iyerow. G a , to make
•©n. «ml -green,—Gnvere were Isld for- t-teir Ikmiw*. They have raided at tl«
ten, and a full counw dinner was daintily h-autiful Comprojnt place for some time.
served The guests were Mre. Eichner, Their removal- will Iw regretted by p
Jjinb-lAVt-V Mrs-panW mll, Mr»..Gee. large circle u i-fttrm it x^.snmther W
Peter», Air*. Curiett, Mre. J. Q. Adame, pleaaant entertainment» were given lor
Mbs Belle Elchm-r, Min» Blanche Patti them iMifore their departure
ahali and Mbs Mari« Daniels.
Waiter Hibbard was ho»t to n jolly
Miaa Mamie Harri» of Winter Park party of Indies for n drive into town !a»t
was the guest.of-Mm. Curlett Satijfdny Saturday evening.
and Sunday
J .u c 'le Ppi>i._hai^tM '.-)i q u it« iU _fpt.
C. E. Howard, L. G. Starbuck, H. II. some time.
Tbe little Knight boy i« on the way to
Dickson and J. N. Rradstuiw of Orlando
anti J . H. Le« of Oviedo were a party- recovery, we are gliul to *uy,
coming here last Thursday night at ffae
invitation of- some of our Oviodo people
Ladle»’ Aid MeeMn*
to give us some facts why the county
The Ladire' Aid S<iei*-ly ot the Huj
»hould not be divided. The »jx-akers,
tbt
church
alt e v e n in g at- tl.e
C. E H o w ard and L. G. Starbuck, who
church
a* 7:30 o’clock.
cummenooK
were intrmluced by J. H. Ixe, certainly
put-up some very convincing reaaoia A full attendance of member* b desired.
why we should remain tru« to our “dear
l?) old Orange county.”
Rev. E. Lee Smith and family, Alim
Mayme McLain and W. L Seig, were
dinner guests of Mrs, G. A. Nicholson
Sunday.
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Dr. and Mr*. I^wis went to Orlando
.Monday for a short stay.
h e
CAMEIHJN CITY CUPPINGS
Guy Ellsworth b «pending some time
in hb potato patch this week.
Mr*. ShinhoWr and Mr*. Griffin of
Sanford were railing on the ladle» here
last week in a husinres way.
Air. and Mra Tayoir and Mre. Mid
dleton, who have, been gureta at the
Dutton place for reveral weeks have returned to their poAte» nwr Philadelphia.
Mr*. Annie Tregu left McntHTy- Tor
her home near Wichita, Kansas, after
a few months’ slay at Miimick place.
She came to Florida in search of relief
from «ever« rheumatic trouble and felt
«he was m ich benefit t«l hy our mild
climate.
T
v a lu e
GO TO CINCINNATI-LOUISVILLE
Via South Atlantic. Limited; dailythrough train. Diner». H. C. Bretney, F. P. A. L. & N. R. R-. Jackson
ville. Adv. v
S7-FH ¿ T u r e —I6tc
Freckled Girls
I t U an absolute fact, that ono 60 cent
|ar of W ILSON 'S FR EC K LE CREAM
will either remove your frock lea or causo
them to fade and that two jam will even
n the moat severe canes completely
meri and women are subject to
ñnmerouB ailments caused
are first consequences, and then worse eieknesa f ol lowBi f the
trouble h not removed. Hut thousand have discovered that
- m is Urswt 8Us el Aay IW kU e Is Ik# WwlA)
are the moet reliable corrective, and tha beet preventive o f these com
mon ailments. Better digestion, more reetful sleep, greater strength,
brighterspirits, clearer complexion* are given to those who uae occasion
ally- thia time-tested home remedy. Boecham’s PIUs wiH no doubt help
you—it is to your interest to try them—for all over the world they
Billy “ Single” Clifford
Presents “ Himself,” His Excellent Company and
“Tho Glrliost Girlio Beauty Chorus” In the
Merriest Musical Farce of the Day
“ The Girl, The Man, The Game”
A Guaranteed Cure for tho Blues. 1,000 Hearty
Laughs, Not Blushes, 14 Tunoful, Catchy,
Whistly Song Hits. Don’t IVUjaiuAt^v * ^ ^ .
Ai
Price 60c. Mammoth, ta x
30N *8 FA IR SKIN SÔAP â c T ^
For aalo by -
r a r ’ you
y ï î ^uVcrTT^ltrc
c r^
jiifit how fust your money will pile up
when set to work?
~
One Dollar ut compound Interest Will Double Itself in Seven
teen years; but One Dollar Deposited Every year for twenty years,
at compound interest will amount to nearly Thirty Dollars.
A ld r id g e D ru g S t o r e
Subscriba
fc fT H IB
PAPKR j
Then we udd that interest to your original de)>osit and at tluend of another three months, we figure interest on the totnl and
soon.
You can now see how rapidly your money will grow when
set to work
D A V ID f t P E K R r Preprirrer*
START
OENKVA, FLORIDA
A
D EP O SIT
NOW
And let your money work for you
* .
P E H
’ 8|>«tt»l h , th t W«ek or M eath
! Good Locition
I
W E W A N T Y O U R B U S IN E S S
D A X
o
Your Deposits are Insured Agalnsl Loss
It I ’osls you Nothing
Good Service g
o
ooooooD O O D O D oaaooooooD oao
«£—w«U-tmte4
neat-A ppearing
stationery as *
means of getting and
holding desirable busi
ness lu s been amply
demonstrated. Conkult
ns before going
To Our Friends and Neighbors
Y o u k n o w u s . Y o u k n o w w e w o u ld n o t — t h a t w e c o u ld n o t
a f f o r d to — * o b a c k o n o u r w o rd . N o r c a n y o u a f f o r d to Ig n o re
t h i s m o n e y - b a c k -l f - n o t -* a t ls f le d o f f e r o n t h i s s p le n d id l a x a t i v e .
.VI# h«Dr#tly heller* we have the
b#ft U itfi fftntijy fvw Qiftd*»—tht
ebewbere
r i.iiir s t e u r .T j; j a
> e
" - s j ' & . s . ’S ; .■sr^-
— IlvlP ^ .aru i1»»wIL ^ _ _ _ r tail to act dan» w nature Intend^.
We wouldn't « r (hb i! a . di.tnT------ m«r,j y s r ^ r i 1jj_ 2;u u j.ai
bsllsvs il to Iw true. We wouldn’t
accept our adrice.
ri*k pur reptitatlon by making >uch,
a*
s
a.
statements did * e nut fret sure you
^KC-XCLciL i <V»jH o a F i o A i
would hod them Uue.
W bS h m h m
□ □B«,□ □ □ □ •□
V
should have been dispelled remain
to
Um i)‘iU ts.
< -V
To eo*«Weir ■■iftnles WHITS
CLOVPH »LOUR If we did no*
KNOW iKfi It U nru peflrct lo
n u j J m i l s n * p i r l k v '1* J « <he
•cieKre of milling emitit pro«t-*ef.
IWitct bread, bitcuii*. ,olU . p*»»
and wjiiir mil he «be inn n«M* re
nd« liMi iMing
White Clover Flour
“YOUR GROCER HAS IT
. , 0*ir fsltfa is built both on th# ‘ -ta#re mat tik# eaw1> They are
.knowledge of what IDiaJI Orderll**
"»th in g and eajy in action. They
are mad* of nod on observation of
061 “ ***• «idplng. nausea, purgSvry maoy *evrrs raws in which lb*y
mg or escweilve lonsenere.
I her
k*v* proven ibeir mtrit.
Und to tone and »trenirthen lnte*tiual
— '
nerves and (nusdea. They promptly
T r y them a t O ur R isk
manently otriroa!* ?Ld *' " ' '
d i i mVri?^Th y ^ ‘i i l .
are not .otlrely a*tuft'd with then»WW will refund your money -and w*
will do that on your mere *ay-«o.
W# don’t ask you to ri.k a penny.
Jan t that fair?
.
¿ I ' J t t r T b K
«***
ih *r ar* vartly wipenor
to oM*ta*hioucd, hareh salt* aud
otl‘*r
unpieaaaal to Uk# but which usually
leave the bowels in wore* rot* tittoo
lltaxi br-i.tn-,-- U> iuni,ul»rty m w JJu*t let th# bowel* (ail la properly
m«*d lleiaii OrJeilie* iuC cldldrea,
'doing Owtr, »nrk-—Ju ti |*t their, i *X^' *ftd dcllrate t*reoo*.
■W. You co» ürnês7.i
huy Heiall Orderlies only at Thw B tiall Stores
You cap buy Rasali Orderlire la IhU community only st our starei
L, R. PH ILLIPS & CO
SANFORD
Billy "SujiJie" Clifford in “The Girl, The Man. The Gaojt,’
b' •“
�THE
SANFORD
HERALD
1y lower intercet cluuyw mid bu*incs*
men generally consider a return ol six
to eight per cent upon itiuncg loaned a
OUTLINE or RECOMMEND/: HONSi U^d Inmtm.-m It J * not lillem l
thnt the las here suggested would in tin
f lightest degree n inni Ihe inveri nm t tl
,
capita)
or the extension of |nttn< I
Reduction* of Intefeit, Almllsh County
would merely l * adjusting the «tatutc»
Treasurer*, Authurixe City
of the »Ulte to the changed •ondinone
j
the timei M » t ofjthi? southern xtntn
Charter Chinge».
J y a7 I ^ i TT
9 *
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•
nowi have a lower rate of inten-it than i*
Tallahassee, Fla., March 7.—Governor fixed by Florida, and it has come to lie
Park Trammell has decided u|>on the genera fly recognized that h >th In hudpolicy of publiai ting from tim e to time newt practice and at government tallir)
before the Legialature convenes for thé lower interest rat* should prevail —
information both of the Legislator« and largo enough to give reasonable returm
Bunch of American Beiiutiea with B illy "Sin gle” Clifford in "The Girl
the lenders, but on the other hand, font
The Man, The Game.”
policies which he will recommend in his enough not to work a hardship on lhe-e
formal measage to the Legislature that who have to borrow, und alsò to encourwill assemble in Tallahamee, April 8th. oge those who would borrow capital and iutiox. tmw.iacumlxui.L upon the county
T te Governor'« object In doing thb Is to invest it in Indu'trtai dtrrrftrpmrtTT“ — ‘treasurer._ It-is a well known fr rt -tfurr
the duties connected with the office of
invite discussion upon his recommenda
Interrai on Public Funds
tions, which he bdlevre to be the best
‘At present, Intertal-is required on ■ounty treasurer require but fittlo time
way of stimulating a helpful public sen state funds on de|>odt. the stale re.-Mv »ml work from the |«*rxon filling the of
timent with regard to the merits or de ing two and one half per cent on dailx fire, «ml tluit the compensation paid
fects of his proposals: also, to acquaint bill a nee. The law also should requin therefor is entirely out ol proportion to
of being a subscrib er to this
the. legislator« jvlth these recommenda banks to pay interest on deixwdu of coun the responsibilities assumed or the work
paper is thnt ycu and your
tion«, as they have but little time after ty funds ft should also provide for lh actually done The««* (iut**’» * hi mid Iw*
fam ily become attached to
Jhchargcd
by
the
tun
a.*,*«-«or
without
the session convenes to consider the state and counties receiving bids from
it. T h e paper becom es a
interfering
with
his
dut
i*s
a-*
u«s<-»«nr
IM PERIAL THEATRE
Governor’s mwsage.
the banks of the state for the deposit ol
m em b er of the fam ily and
Among the recommendation.« whirh the funds. Thi* policy, in my opinion
its com ing each w eek will
--------- BUILDING---------Governor Trammell will make are:
would produce more interest on «tati justice to the assessnni and without im
be
a s welcom e a s th e a r
pairing
the
efficiency
of
the
public
ser
funds, and will rreult in the counties de
deduction of Interest Rate
riv al o f anyone th a t's dear.
j *i
.
vice: yet with a very considerable econ
Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m
It will kaap yon Informed on
“I respectfully recommend that a riving an Income of from 1 50,000.01
omy In the administration of govern
th«f doing« of thi community and
to
$76,000
00
annually
from^n
aourci
AND
law be enacted changing the legal rate of
the bargain* of ths merchants
ment. This being true, why should the
now
producing
no
revenue
It
would
I*
Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m
interest form eight to six per* cent., and
regularly advertised will enable
tux payer« of all the connin'* I«* required
you to s a v e many tiro s* th e coat
that the rate which U allowed to )>e advisable for cities and towns to also in
to continue paying salnrire aggregating
of lh * aubacrlpllon.
charged by contract be changed from augurate tfwh u policy in handling uui- nl leant $125,000.00 annually for ullieer*
nicipnf
funds
"
Strangers Welcome
ten to eight per cent It ha« now been
which are fully unnecessary T h e sub
Abolishing Office of ( miriti Treasurer
twenty years since the law fixing the
m ission or adoption of «urh an am end
legal rate of Interest In this state u i en
“ A constitutional amendment to abol ment should effect a saving to the |M*uple
acted. Our state has quadrupled in |>op- ish the office of county treasurer ul the of the «tale of the amount now (mill to
ulatlon and developed remarkably in the expiration of the terms of the prreent the couutytreasurer* of the r*-sjn-«-Uvc
»cope and value of all her Industrie* and Incumbents should Im* submitted for rati count ue* F a vo rs bit* rtm uderathm of
resources. The rate of Interest suggest fication or rejection by the electors at such u constitutionul amend meni is
ed by me Is equally as reasonable in our the npxt general election In my opin strongly recommended '
stats at the present time a® the rate now ion the amendment should provide that A uthorixe C ities ^ lo C hange ( h a rte ra
Wo Quoto:
allowed W « when fixed in 18f*l A* the county las unaessor shall perform the
M u c h of the tim e of each session of the
FEED
The Sum and
Substance
W. C . Oats, per 1001b
No. 2 Mixed Corn, per 100m sack
Wheat Bran, per l O O l h s a c k ________
111*01 Pulp, per 1001b sack
Gluten Feed, jht lOOlbsack
It. (*. S. Meal, per 1001b sackii-r.iitvjA
C. S. Hulls, |H*r 1001b wick
Nu. Timothy Hay, per ton ( 2 0 0 0 1 1 m ) .
No. I-Clover Mixeu Huy, per ton (2000lb.«i
Pea Green Alfalfa Hay, perton (2OQ0lb.s)sa
BONUS OFFER TO . . . . . I T .. .
THOSE TAKING PART J N J H IL ,_
HERALD’S VOTING CONTEST
SEiED P E A S
I M ihtukv I i>rf»rtwl
In the Hcrnlil ¡«sua of March 4th a
notice appeared »tilling thnt commenc
ing with next Sunday night the churches
of Sanford will lieyin *M*rvicc-t nt 7 in*tead
of
<1 Ü c, ,s « tin it n a <sit U a
iirtrtuii«;;t3utusijmsuisiii. J T J lS T
.. i. ,t u
. . ,. ■-u a r, i
rend
The
nnnouneernetit
All d o u c h e *
»liouhl
will Iw-gtn -e r
vie«** at 7:.Ut iiixliuid o ( 7
G R O C E R IE S
Snow White Flour, W\V Wood, per barrel
Gold Medal Flour, 081b sacks, per barrel
S e l f Rising Flour, wood, per barrel
( Iritx. 021b sack
Granulated Sugar, per 1001 b sack
Heat Green ColTee, per pound
Abtil «lire», nibjid 1« n iiiil than««»,
P R I Z E — Player Pisno, on d ixp la y at 1 he llc r a ld office.
1- i A l- j t i ---ryg1«»W n..it
S F .C O N D
P R I Z E — $ 2 5 .0 0
B r it t
B ed stea d .
purchased
from
at Sch aal'i Jewelry Store, (new ttore) 123 W ot Firxi Siren
PRIZE— $ 1 0
F E R M E N T E R CO M PA N Y
an d on
P R I Z E — $ 2 2 .5 0 L s d ic x W a ic h putefiaved fro m and on dixplay
FO U RTH
I. a. b. Jackaanvilla
l a. ,
•* -d isplay at the «lore o f D. A Caldwell & S o n *
h;.
•‘ T H I R D
7 -10
have
Whippoorwill (Genuine), per bushel
Clay (Genuine) per busnel ............ ...... .
That every added tubscrlber kelps to nuke this
paper belfer for everybody
Established 1 9 03
MAY, GRAIN AND EEE0 OFAURS
::
Write for Price Hit— Terms Cash " k**
JACKSONVILLE, fLA
’u~ —
0 0 Lad iex’ L o c k e t and C h a in , pure hated fro m
ilm-Jewelry St*
Dapi>l)irair*irir»u0ppattír»<prtpu»tius'«rc> xi«jrit<«/rr.f
PLA N TERS
Keitford, Fte
i*s Rulli MPUlUlU'l
the regular scale. Every club »ill put
you nearer the prl^e of your choice, or if
you feel that you áre already within
touching distance, will make you lead
■afer.
Remember what hoi been said re— — peeudly~4i* theee eo tiu iua-that it. is
better to have In vo t» a million too many
than one too few, and that the subscrip
tion neglected may be the ■ubserif.tlrn
that will win for you the priic of your
holce.
,
Rralixe on every promise, leave no
% ' *tOM unturned, get every poeslble^votc,
52,460
O rrid e,
Impogslbie for one conteetant to know the number o f aubecrip- Mm. L. S. McDride
tloni turned In by eome other contestant.
Winter Park. Fla
There will be na "leaks’* for the reason
Mrs. J . Di Lltstm
thát It will be Impassible for anyoae-to
Cosala, Fla
-yegardlng,
Enterpriae, Fla.
DuockaKbna
on Earth
Corner First Street and Oak Ave a lie
s“ ,*"‘ K,"u
�THE SANFORD HERALD
With-IjOOO school children gathered in
W ilson Settles
Down .to
's
and around beautiful Barrett plata,
immediately in front of the union atation, and with each waving*a amali
American flag and cheering at the top
The
~
_
pi hie young vole*; with 160 Richmond
t a d im , T.H.ir
Office SEEKERS ARE BARRED
Other
Facts
and
Fancies
of
the
•
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W o r l d a t L a r g e ' .n id T h e n S o m e
With the tinsef and the military
pomp, the cheer* of the multitude,
the stirring music and bands and the
heavy trend of marching thousands,
the firework« and tho limelight only a
pleasant memory, Woodrow Wilson
has settled down In the chair of Presi
dent ‘as quiet and with as iitUe cere
mony probably as any man ever crossed
the threshold of tho White House.
Wednesday was crowded with Incidenta and filled with the flavor of tbs
T * r e e r t t a f r 1f t i T ’rcsledcn t'*. -Alttoal
lin t act was serve notice upon officeseekers that they would not he Well
come at the White House unless invit
ed. Almost his last action tonight was
to confer with Senator John W. Kern,
today chosen leader of the Democrat*'
of the Senate and reputed represents
live of the President in the upper
House. He found time to shake hand*
with almost 200j cpjuaillt with hia new
rabinet, and with a few friends in Con
gress, dictate letters ahd generally
launch hia own ship of administration.
In spite of tho reports that Mr. Wilson
might be ekpedted to change many of
tho precedents that .have grown •up
about the Presidency he bothered with
none of Importance today, eicept that
which permit toil the office seeker* to
invade the White House.
He fitted in
easily with Uwf machinery of the exe
cutive office, did moatiy what * tho
trained officiate told him should, be
done and took up the routine of office
easily.
_ *
M
i l l
A welcome a* demonstrative, if no
more so, os Hon. William Howard
Taft ever received in A
¿ jJs.
president-elect or a* president of the
United States, was given him this
morning on his arrival at Augusta.
r president wa* driven out on hla
P hia hotel,.and with several hun
cltUen*. iDeluding the mayor,
«re of the city council, promJbuainca* and profwdonal men
nany ladle, Mr Taft'* entry into
its was indeed triumphal. "CltlTaft showed hla appreciation of
the great honor which the people of
Augusta are paying him, purely bocause of their regard and affection for
him, and the famous Taft smile was
much in evidence from the time that
left hia private car untii an automobile
whisked him snd Mr*. Taft and Mia*
Helen away to their hotel, where' the
^president of the- country- say* that
he will reet and recreate.
Hundreds. o í . \ftaugutai.. alai Una' wbothronged into Vice Presidents Mar
shall's office today, so disturbed the
equilibrium of the vice president's
first day of official duties that he haa
determined to aak for a new room over
in the senate office building where he
can "put bis feet on the desk and smoko
a r^etl, in peace."
following children to mourn hor lo * :
Mr*. Wm. Cobb of Brooksville, Mr*. E.
Mr*. H. H. Sturgis, wife of Rev.'H. H. "V. Booth of StrCtoadxnd M re r^ rT rU *
StunfH~t!lPdTtrThe home*of hcr-daughter.Mr*. J . T. Lre on Wedneiday loat. Mr*.
Sturgia had been in poor health for *ome
Death of Mr*. Slttrgi* '
I“- 1“* ,0 ™"b*1 ft’* dbc“‘V . . .
•'t>«cea*d wa. well Mown here, havln* ***" • "»idem of *“ •
f,?Lr, m* ny
Rev. Sturgis has been llbing at
Homestead for »m e time where he ha.
■ ch" * ® ttnd 0WIM property, but Mre.
Sturgis loved Sanford so well that it be« " » her permanent home, where *he
«>uld have the loving and solicitous care
of her daughter.
The funeral occurred today from the
Baptist church, Rev. Wijdman officiat
ing. Interment made in Lakcview Cem
etery.
Mrs. Sturgis leave* a husband and the
~ M 7T und 'M r f A rch* Peter^Jir-W
tertained in honor of their gueati, Mrs.
Maynard and Mr* Peterson, at a Wash
ington party. ' The home W«a a bower
of beguty, decorated In flag*, lantern*
and cut flower*.' The guwta were pre
sented' with mlnature hatchet*. as
aouveniare of the ufTuir, aud a delirious
two courw lunch served at midnight.
of t h e fact. Your b o c k )« n n V
b e t h e f I n e r t In tho market
b u t t h e y w i l l remain on y 0Uf
shelves u n le s s t h n ^ x o p !«
(old about them
if you want to more your
m e rch a n d ise . Reach the
buyers In their homes through
the columns o f TH IS PAPER
and on every dollar expended
y o u 'll r s e p e h i n d i u m i
dividend.
NOflCE
Idiy le s t
X X X X X
Aroused over the failure of the Wash
ington police department to mallntaiorder during the progresa of the suf
rago pageant of March 3, ¿he senate
today began an investigation to piare
tho responsibility for the lack of pro
tection for the women marchers. The
investigation la a result of a joint reso
lution of.congrnei directing the police
department- to furnish protection to
the suffragists.
Presbyterian Church.
TH S A U L Y■TA Y LOA C(X
Additional cbnire will be placed in
the church before Sunday, so that nil
who,come »nay be comfortably seated
At 11 u. m., Dr. Brownlee will preach
tlje seco/id sermon of the serifs on
Genesis. This will treat ih Uroad’ ouflUMv.
The *on«- service
af night will begin at 7:30 instead of 7
Ht 10 0r/«aAl.
'
Gibson Reunion —Mar. 13-14. 1
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H o n o r in s h o e s m e a n s f it,
c o m fo rt, style, an d d u rab ility ; it
m eans all th e things a shoe is f o r ;
We have added to our
Stock a Shoe Department
Consisting of Men sj Ladies’
and Children’s Shoes in-
l you w a n t or e x p e c t o f a shoe.
S elz
R oyal
A-
sh o e;
L
Blue is the “ h o n o r "
ki»
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it is an d does w hat a
sh o e o u g h t to be and do,
I t is g u a ra n te e d
to
be
satisfactory.
All Ladies’ Coat Suits, Coats, Silk
and Wool Dresses at One - Half
■Trice while they last. ..; .. .. .
Y o u a r e I n v ite d to C all an d I n s p e c t a
(A|s( .
�Published
Sem i-W eekly — Tuesday
and
Friday
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THE SANFORD HERALD
following children to mourn hor lo * :
Death of Mr*. Slttrgi* '
With-IjOOO school children gathered in
Mr*. Wm. Cobb of Brooksville, Mr*. E.
and around beautiful Barrett plata,
Mr*. H. H. Sturgis, wife of Rev.'H. H. "V. Booth of StrCtoadxnd M re r^ rT rU *
immediately in front of the union ataStunfH~t!lPdTtrThe home*of hcr-daughter.tion, and with each waving*a amali
Mr*. J . T. Lre on Wedneiday loat. Mr*.
American flag and cheering at the top
Wilson Settles
Down .to The
Sturgia had been in poor health for *ome
's
~ _
pi hie young vole*; with 160 Richmond
~ M 7T u n d 'M r f A rch* Peter^Jir-W
t a d i m , T.H .ir
I“ - 1“ * ,0 ™ " b* 1 ft’* dbc“ ‘V . . . tertained in honor of their gueati, Mrs.
r president wa* driven out on hla •'t>«cea*d wa. well Mown here, hav- Maynard and Mr* Peterson, at a Wash
P hia hotel,.and with several hun ln* ***" • "»idem of *“ •
f,?Lr, m* ny ington party. ' The home W«a a bower
cltUen*. iDeluding the mayor,
Rev. Sturgis has been llbing at of beguty, decorated In flag*, lantern*
«re of the city council, promJ- Homestead for »m e time where he ha. and cut flower*.' The guwta were pre
buainca* and profwdonal men ■ ch" * ® ttnd 0WIM property, but Mre. sented' with mlnature hatchet*. as
Other Facts and Fancies of the
nany
ladle, Mr Taft'* entry into Sturgis loved Sanford so well that it be- aouveniare of the ufTuir, aud a delirious
•
its was indeed triumphal. "Cltl- « " » her permanent home, where *he two courw lunch served at midnight.
World at Large' .nid Then Som e
Taft showed hla appreciation of «>uld have the loving and solicitous care
With the tinsef and the military the great honor which the people of of her daughter.
NOflCE
The funeral occurred today from the
pomp, the cheer* of the multitude, Augusta are paying him, purely bothe stirring music and bands and the cause of their regard and affection for Baptist church, Rev. Wijdman officiat
heavy trend of marching thousands, him, and the famous Taft smile was ing. Interment made in Lakcview Cem
the firework« and tho limelight only a much in evidence from the time that etery.
Mrs. Sturgis leave* a husband and the
pleasant memory, Woodrow Wilson left hia private car untii an automobile
has settled down In the chair of Presi whisked him snd Mr*. Taft and Mia*
dent ‘as quiet and with as iitUe cere Helen away to their hotel, where' the
mony probably as any man ever crossed ^president of the- country- say* that
the threshold of tho White House. he will reet and recreate.
Wednesday was crowded with Incidenta and filled with the flavor of tbs
Hundreds. o í . \ftaugutai.. alai Una' wboT *re e r tta fr 1f t i T ’rcsledcn t'*. -Alttoal thronged into Vice Presidents Mar
lin t act was serve notice upon office- shall's office today, so disturbed the
seekers that they would not he Well equilibrium of the vice president's
come at the White House unless invit first day of official duties that he haa
ed. Almost his last action tonight was determined to aak for a new room over
to confer with Senator John W. Kern, in the senate office building where he
today chosen leader of the Democrat*' can "put bis feet on the desk and smoko
of the Senate and reputed represents a r^etl, in peace."
live of the President in the upper
X XX X X
House. He found time to shake hand*
Aroused over the failure of the Wash
with almost 200j cpjuaillt with hia new ington police department to mallntairabinet, and with a few friends in Con
order during the progresa of the suf
gress, dictate letters ahd generally
rago pageant of March 3, ¿he senate
launch hia own ship of administration.
today began an investigation to piare
In spite of tho reports that Mr. Wilson tho responsibility for the lack of pro
might be ekpedted to change many of
tection for the women marchers. The
tho precedents that .have grown •up investigation la a result of a joint reso
about the Presidency he bothered with lution of.congrnei directing the police
none of Importance today, eicept that
department- to furnish protection to
which permit toil the office seeker* to
the suffragists.
invade the White House.
He fitted in
easily with Uwf machinery of the exe
Presbyterian Church.
cutive office, did moatiy what * tho
THS A U L Y■TA Y LOA C(X
trained officiate told him should, be
Additional cbnire will be placed in
Ht10 0r/«aAl. '
done and took up the routine of office the church before Sunday, so that nil
easily.
_ *
who,come »nay be comfortably seated
M i l l
At 11 u. m., Dr. Brownlee will preach
A welcome a* demonstrative, if no tlje seco/id sermon of the serifs on
more so, os Hon. William Howard Genesis. This will treat ih Uroad’ oufTaft ever received in A
¿ jJs. lUMv.
The *on«- service
president-elect or a* president of the af night will begin at 7:30 instead of 7
United States, was given him this
morning on his arrival at Augusta.
Gibson Reunion —Mar. 13-14. 1
Office SEEKERS ARE BARRED
of the fact. Your b o c k )« n n V
be the fInert In tho market
but they will remain on y 0Uf
shelves unless thn^xop!«
(old about them
if you want to more your
m e rch a n d ise . Reach the
buyers In their homes through
the columns o f TH IS PAPER
and on every dollar expended
y o u 'll r s e p e h in d iu m i
dividend.
Id iy l e s t
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H o n o r in sh o e s m e a n s fit,
com fort, style, and durability ; it
means all the things a shoe is fo r;
We have added to our
Stock a Shoe Department
Consisting of Men sj Ladies’
and Children’s Shoes in-
l you w ant or exp ect o f a shoe.
Selz R oyal Blue is the “ h o n o r"
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It is guaranteed to be
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All Ladies’ Coat Suits, Coats, Silk
and Wool Dresses at One - Half
■Trice while they last.
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1 Prena despatch states that Henry
Flagler slipped on the marble floor of his
mansion at 1’alm (leach and broke the
crystal-of hi* watch but that his physi
cian did not anticipate the early demise
of the oil king as a result of hia injuries
and thr-Tm ij-badTeralt wffl-probably be
another raise in the price of gasoline. 1
am awful glad that the carpenters were
not allowed to put marble floors.in my
house. My-floors arc rough pine, built
especially to keep people from falling and
one can always put a toe in one of the
knot holes and by throwing in the cmer
gency brake slop locomotion in time to
avoid an accident. As I have stated beforu there arc drawbacks to oven being
a millionaire and it would be impossible
for Mr. Flagler to obtain a floor like mine
because only n Sanford man knows how
to make them. Young lady in the Bo
hemian Girl opera here one night aang
that beautiful aria, " J Dreamed 1 Slept
in Marble Halls" and 1 shook hands with
her afterward and told her not to feel so
badly about the dream because I had
had the same one several times I am
glad now that it has never been realized
because I might dream that I was a mil
lionaire and try to «lip on my floor*, in
which case I would not need the services
of u doctor but a car|>enier with a good
stout pair of tweezer*.
iw i J m l AJ.£3t_ys*r*.
maintain, .la it economy to surface
with ahelL.or gravel? Would it not i>e
wisdom to build one mile of brick road in
preference to two of shell f)f 'gravel?
If each of tho brick sections of the
county demands something different
from the rest of the county will nny
change from present condition* be made?
Does it not seem ridiculous for good
roads boosters to make impossible de
mands, thereby paralyzing all efforts of
the commissioners to proreed with the
work o( hard surfacing?
An eight foot brick pavement would
areommodate wagons or automobiles.
It would serve all classes of traffic. Its
cost is within the reach of the county.
It is feasible and economical. Will all
section* -»free on tin» eight foot brick
road and get it, or disagree on ail sugges
tions and get jiothing?
?
1 "M inerva—don’t," says Willinm Al
len White, in his Emporia Gazette. You
up* Just n little girl only in high school.
You should be kept in simple, girlish
clothes, you should have your head full of
your books. You should lie interested
in girlish things. So don't dress that
way; if your mother hasn't enough sen*e
to keep you a little girl in simple frock»
the hlesoed Lord knows you should have
sense enough for the two of you.
"D o you know, child, you are horribly
overdressed? The Idea of your wearing
three d o th « that bring out every' line
and curve of your girlish figure for men
to leer at; Minerva, don’t. Don't put
your hnir up like a woman of thirty; you
are so Itcnutiful and attractive as you
are—-a child of nineteen with the pure
fjeautiful heart God gave you than you
uro aping the ways of women who have
lost or broken or smudged their heartsSo for heaven's sake, Minerva, don’t
Take your fatlicr's advice if your mother
has no sense. He knows just iiow you
are looked at on Commercial street
Your mother is stmply straining her in
sides out to keep you up witti some other
TooHaE womans overdressed daughter
■‘Bukyourohlxlad knows ^hal h* foolish
and he knows that the whole game of
those foolish women thus to force their
'
I am going (o have a heart to heart
talk about the brick roads that will 1m»
built in the near future. I notice dial the
specifications call for sixteen foot roads
fourteen foot roads and other widths'"
Mtw-A'uM-thin may be all right anff some of
my friends may think that they need a
i isixteen fool road in their section, but
under the circumstance* I really Itelieve d u u g h t e r s i n t o y o u n g l a d y h o o d Is - l u r e
____ ibut a nine foot road would aftrfwer ilff {.they are out uMjigj) school, is folly mul
-------yn/rposew mu! I want a dwcowtrorroir-ftf^1
' YAii“ will Ik* a woman
subject and really think that the tux *oon enough; be a girl a simple, geo
payer* of all the different sections should nine, trunk eyed girl just us long a» you
have u friendly mis-ting und come to ran
Í
some decLsion on the matter Indore tlie
"Don't frowse yourself up with ull
work starts
For my part if wu had these dowdy dry go<Kla; don't stir up
plenty of money I would like to see good your hair like a taffy kettle, don't show
lirond roads over the entire county, hut your lank little legs through a »heath
right now wouldn’t it lie a good plan to skirt; don't go gadding to school in white
make all the roads nine feet wide and «hoes; don't wear a hat that looks old
make more of theme- A nine foot road enough for n mother of five, don’t wear
may seem narrow, but we ure really using silk to achool it's such an ubominahte
u nine foot ruud now and have no trouble taste so ihuroughU jay.
turning out to pus» und every lime we
\ on don't know it; your mother don't
turn out we do s»r under more ailverw knuw tl; but the bc-it people tn town
circumstances than if it was on u nine know* it, und the people who amount to
fool brick road witli day or Bermuda anything coming to town know it. Real
grass aides.
ly nice girls of first class families don't
We have #200,000 for brick roads. have to overdrew* to establish tiieir social
Why not make the money go much far status. If you have n real social status
H i*
ther und give more |x-ople the benefit of you don’t have to dress like u frump to
the money by making tlit.- roads uniform hold it Ho for heaven's sake, Minerva
width und making more of them. 1 do
don't
not want to hold up the work on the
"G et into some quiet, girlish togs, forroad* at all
I merely want to get an g«-l nisiut your social position, put your
expression mi the mutter and reiill) be- mind on >nor l«K>k», chose tin- boys out
ttrvr that wttrn Tha m ajority took mto of your heotl, and Is- a nice girl—a nice,
the mutter they will see it us I do now. candid clean heurU-d little girl. A* for
St. Johns county wished to vote bonds for all tlie foolish things thut are reflected
brick mads over there the othrr day and in your clothes and in your face, and in
so many people wanted so many different your manner» nnd in your idle gabble—
widths of roads that the entire matter for the Lord's sake, »Ls, forget it."
became tiresome and was dropped by
the commissioners. The St. Augustine
£ Some of' tny ulf friends who are al
Record gives the following account of the
ways kicking un Sanford und condition*
m atter:
iu-KsnerwI-ean get a few grain« oT com
___
We an* uu^against tire good TffS(Iff
fort fromr the conditions of other cities
; _____problem again.
i-nrk of hirmony
and keep in mind that ull progressive
among the various sertiun* of the county
, .. . .
cities have their troubles. Note the fid
may rewult in an indefinite iKMtpuncmcnt
lowing from the Lakeland Telegram;
of the day of good rouds for St. Johns
"School facilities of laiketand utterly
county.
inadequate to our present condition*
At the recent meeting of the county
and growing worse every day. Ch|lcommissioners the several section* of the
dreji.bdng-dcptiva« of the boon of educounty wero. repuwfcntiid *nd the de*
tlon because there is no room in the
tnands of each conflicted with others
school for them. People being diverted
to such un extent that the commissioners
from Utkeluod to other jioints becuase
were forced to throw up their hands in
they have no assurance that they can
dismay. Some wanted a sixteen foot
enjoy educational advantages for their
pavement, insisting upon this as their
children.
right*, and threatening to oppose a bond
A shortage of over #16,000 of the
ing election if their demands were not
amount required to complete sewerage
■ UUI F imu
m
tri « burdensome
!-----will have to be contracted, or the deficit
bond (aaue. but would sqpport »>ne that
he
*
I, or some other Undesir
riitutr T fie uivcriUy of opinion went able plan.’*
I m l r further and the commissioners
ftSund It impoBsibU to harmonize the
various section*.
Firat of all it would lx» well for the
people of the county to figure for themaelves the value of the various roads sur
i£< ..i, ;i
facing materials.
•:
Brick ha* the durable qualities which
gravel and ihcll lack. Once it la down
Remember
tbs expense of upkeep cease*.
JA i■ .■
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An eight
g in g e r
*
SA NTORO L 0 D f.E S
a le
or
so d a w a ter
Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent lllneoa. (.„i
digestion nnd give you health
• '
Tho S an fo rd Coca C o la B o ttlin g C o ., S anford, Fii
HAND BROTHERS
S a n fo rd I edge No 2 7 . 1 0 0 T
Mrrt* avrry Mondar •» 7.30p rn.. orrr Imperlol
Owsti» O W BUrkwiMar. N (*
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L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D
Starinolo Chaster ho 2.Order taslcrn Slot
Mwlt r m r tn-onil and fourth Friday In month
Kvsry on? who hs* urn hi* Sror In Ihr Es*l orr
nor<11*11» Invllrd la »ml ihrcti*(Mrr
. See »
Aio» r-.K*i
STABLE
C or t r P a r k A v s n ii* « n d S e c o n d S t r e e t
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f o r . C elery City Aerie 1*3^1 •
lim in e rv rrr Turwlsy ni*hl o t A "
C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K IN D S O F H EA V Y HAULING
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Large s u p p ly o f H orses, Mules,
• W agons and Harness always
Ì
on hand F o r Sale o r Exchange
Itali In Wstborn? IHorh. third B«o.
V
;*h o rn | sJjo d ie ho 3, A. o f P.-
B la c k im lth ln g an d W a g o r / T lib a lr lin In c o n n e c tio n
fourth ______
Monday*. Vitilln*
Mreli »«sind
knlxlii* always f i r n m e I* E l i u l f h l n t o n . C C trill 3 f ron*. K. K. and S
I)o YOU carry- your own KIKE IN
SU R A N C E by saving tin- muiiinsl
amount of the premium imh
Think how much better it wmild 1».
to apportion this risk over huinlmd» of
thotnands of other jxsipli' ,n»l v<>u
have (he key tn the need ,,[
,,11£
F I R E IN SURAN CE.
T h e companies we repn-M » i U|(|
promptly pay your loss if you »nil. r j
fire— hut if you carry your nwn unuranc<* the premiums you save will not
l>egin to pay the lows. Act him1
S a n fo rd I o d i r No 6 2 . f L A M
E Total Ma*irr; M W Unveil
Sert»-
tt
(aly. Communication every Or*l olid third Thu»*
day* »1 7 .10 t> in Vlalilnl brother» weknme
U nite B ro th e rh o o d At C arp en to r» and Jo in
'
e ra of A m erica
Sanford Ueol Unkm Nu I7SI tl II of C and)
r>l A rne*U every Thurwlay nUhl ai 7 o ctet U>
Ihe K«*!•■» llsll I W O Sln*lelar> err.hleni
(',m lllArk welder H S A T
B P U f . San fo rd t o d j e 1241
Meal Ural and Third Wrdneadsy night, curner
Kir*I and Palmetto.
E W. Kowiasb. E- K,
O L T»ru* Sreretory
1 0. U.M
The Loyal Order uf Mou*?' meen ever* Krida»
e/enUiX ar H1)0 I* M In Keile» Hell w?|l*!tor
likek Alteri Seiah itel.irir K II Ueiief
S#vrrlafy
M onro« C hapter ho
C h ase &
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M trli every *erv.,.d mill fuuith Ttmrrdrtr In
Mbuhi Ic 11*1) over l i o n " 1*1 rtie*tre
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Send Your Work.to Us and Have It Attended in I’r
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Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing
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Jew eler», Silv ertm Jths snd lm|>ohcrs
41 W est Bay Street
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ATTtiHNFV *NO r«HlNMKl.l.f)R aT I.AU
Practice in State and Federili Court»
Gnriier-WiKxlruff Ubiu
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Agents Tor New York and Chicago Fn rloric»
Sanford Flu
High Grade Pianos—Low Prices—Easy Terms
HOUSH0LDER
Plano Tuning A Specialty
DENTIST
Orders Solicited
Knitnt 23 24 *llit 23 l’Irn filiti
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Sanford. Florida
A . P.
A Few Bargains in Real Estate
CONNELLY
-No (W —T h irc A iY p s , nil cleared
g e n e r a l
fenced and tiled Mouse nnd Bam,
Fruit nnd Shruhliery. Slrnwlierries.
etc. ¿‘ 'A miles from town. SS.iioO
IN SU R A N C E
■I S
Nu. 8Ü. FltjAAcres. íí iteres tiled ^
viuii
and in cjiltiviTiion,
2 acres wood
land Nice 7 room Cottage. A acre
Young Orange Trees, Smntt Bnrii.
Gootl flawing Well, Flowers, Shrub
bery. etc. _________ L
$4.400
N a 1 0 7 .- 1 0 8 Acres, very best
Hummock land. Oak. Hickory, Pop.
Inr, Gum, Ash, Cabbage Palm mid
Cedar growth.
Worth $250 per
acre. Will sell the tract for $15,000
____* «J -
•Nr■JMsmNHU-IHUl B m m
rooms, TWo Stories, near the hti
No. 134.— HiO Acres, 9 miles from
Sundford, on the Wckiya River, 00
aqres cleared and in cultivation.
Tina
‘ besl general pur
is 'is one of' the
pose farms in the country. Spièndid
Ashing and hunting section. Fine
Stock. RaKge. On Railroad
Stde
Track on the farm,
$5,000
Half Cash, Balance at 8 ^ interest tf
H. It. MARKS,
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SANFORD, fU.
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AGENT
Office Above Mrs! National Bunk
SANrOHD. rtOKUiA
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF S A N F O R D , F L A .
F. M. RANO. P r«sl4snt
e. P. rO R B TK R , C a ih lir
E R R A L O , VtS*-P'»»
a . I*. W H IT R R R , Asst.
runtf? "rotoctod la
Burglary In s u ra n c e
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0 R Q A N IZ E D O 8 8 7
WV. J* T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
A Q EN T8
Fire
Insurance
Off!.« with HOLDEN RBAL ESTATE CO.
S anford.
A want ad is a good
F lo rid a
investm ent
�Marth 11.
1911
take an active part. The city council
Df SANFORD^HERALD and
tire Commercial Club and every other
Ulbaon Reserved Seats
Anyone fish in g reserved seats at the
club should fe t busy right now and Gibson Family fit-union can have them
-fenda* and HUa* Mytnlnl H»
«tart a spring cleaning that will put the reserved at-Lawaon's Pharmacy,
r ~ t
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■ —v » » *
>• "e K f* "
“Wanch V alah.
m Y N t » . B mines a M a n » « « f
the West Side ladies. They ure I k j o s U t s
America's most famous actress will
> ith a capital fl and their efforts to
■1 , 0 — P f« — . » » - 0 0 a v a r i s i A d u n e f
clean un should be emulated by every •* in Sanford on Wednesday, March
12, at the Star Theotre, in one of life's
la lb* Ctf^T csrrUr tX.00 per war to one. I t Is aurpHslng how the movement
greatest dramas known as "Resurrec
abrase» «V 20e per month.
tion.” It takes four reels of film to
1tortray this great drunui And many
thousands of dollar« to produce it.
as l»a Poatofflco SI Sanford. FTorWa
aadsr Act of Marth 3rd. 1879
It was taken from the hook, "Resur
rection,1* written by Tolstoi, the only
" New Real Fatale Firm
II. C. DuBose and D . L. Thrasher Russian who ever acquired any fnmc
should me
All honor to our Cqunty Commission- havp formed a partnenhiplunder, the in literature. Kvrryl*>dy
U,
not
only
from
a
literary
standpoint.
r frank L. Woodruff. By delaying the firm name of DuBooo & Thrasher.' and
aj# of the bonds for brick roads for a
pr days he succeeded In selling them at
[W thereby saving the tax payer» of the
t v road district aome 130.000. He is
Brother Holly say* that Sanford has
k^ptfilpg fixed and is going to take her
Itk/y patch and gqj>ff in oneVornur by
^rself. AH right, gentlemen of the jury
[fit i*fixed it is fixed.—Orlando Sentinel
; Not only going but we have went,
briery for ours and cabbage for youn
ind everything la lovely In Orange and
larwy countleaC
The Tampa Tribune is giving the
nfltlei of South Florida acme very fine
«•riplive writing. Gilbert Leach, the
anaging editor in furbishing the subrt matter and .South Florida should
« fit thereby. The last one, th at of
dk county is a gem, being filled with
od reading m atter and fine cuts of the
«utiful lake country.
Htny Brown of the 8L Augustine
tcord made a gallant fight for brick
ids in SL Johns county, but the dlfrent sections were at loggerheads re
nting the various widths and other
mile points, and .in the general div
ision before the board of county
mmintonen the main point of issue
w lost If Harry could bring some of
s agitator* over to Sanlord to inspect
r sample road he could easily convince
^ HANGING TO G E TH E R
The Sanford. Herald think» it
ill. be
wiTdor the Orlando new»pa|>eni to
together nr they will hang »epaNow, Brother Holly, you ought to
now that the Orlando paper* have alays hung together like spilled mnlwMes
iSd now acting on your good advice and
I show our good faith we are going to
ft together and bury the hatchet under
pe xhade of the old apple tree and wo aft
Wng to organ!» the harmonic quarflte wilh Messrs. Keller, Howard,- BenM and Fcrria na the meml»ers, and t«>
t»kr everything harmonious we an* g«>glu make Mr Keller, Imwu prcifumin,
Ir. Howard high tenor galuro, Mr Benlict, basso eonnro, "Fighting Jo e , low
*«d tenor, and this quartette will unite
a ehoru* that will lie heard around
Don't count on the newspaper» splitup on any question involving the
>°d of Orlando, for much like lawyer»,
*y wink when they scold each other,
id they get together In the hack room
1*1 hug la d Idas aftar-tba ahoxv-U over.
¡Hi wi much affection as Mr. and M r*.
•wlywed —Orlando Sentinel.
And please take good care of Trittle
Mkuma, Mr. Newlywed. Kiwi him
the eyebrow ju st once-for u».
will do a general real estate husinem and
handle nil kinds of life and fire imurancr
and accident policies. Neither member
of thff new firm needs any introduction
to the general public, Mr. ThraaWr hav
ing been a resident of this city for many
year» in the clothing business, nfterward
in life insurance and at present engage«}
In the d n ^ r-b w M in e -im d -p ce r« r« n r
Mr. DuBose was formerly a memlier of
the Marks Real Estate Agency and is
thoroughly familiar with all the details oi
real estate and insurance. The new firm
will list their irroperty in 1in advertise
ment in The Herald.
Criminal Court
Criminal court was convened yester
day morning with Judge T. P. Warlt w
presiding, and up to noon the following
cases had been disposed of, with D. M c
Kay, D. H. W. Marden, J . Mcistertnar,
J. Larson, M. Y. McMillan, B. A. K ent,
Jim Crawford, J . H. Mooney, 0 . 1 .
G il«. J i M. Cook, L, L. Loraine. W tr.
Smith and T. L. Hancock os jurymen.
Jim Mockins, colored, charged with
carrying a pistol without u permit, plead
guilty and was fined 7100 or thirty dayin Jail.
Hayes Straughten. colored, was found
guilty of selling liquor and was fined
^100 or five months in jail.
.Son Stroates, on a charge of impropei
exhibition of firearms was given thirty
day-s in jail.
The docket is short and it is thought
court will adjourn with the one /lay's
THE UNIVERSAL GAR
worry
sands were disappointed last
year. Don’t take a chance
this time. And' remember
that the more we make the
better wc make them.
Insist
on an immediate delivery.......
There are m ore than 2 2 0 ,0 0 0 Fords on the
world’s highways—n h e best possible testimo
ny to their unexcelled worth.
Prices— run
about $ 5 9 5 — touring car $ 6 7 0 — town car—
$ 6 7 0 f. o. b. Sanford,~wUk--jrsm ftaf j p j p l
ment. Catalogue from Ford Motor Compa
ny, Michigan and Fourteenth Streets— or
from Detroit factory.
Wednesday Club .
At the meeting of the Wednesday
Club which will l>e held.at the home of
Mrs. Henry Wight March I2th. the
program for Feb. 26th will lie given in<tetd of the 12th of March, as stated in
the Wednesday Club notes of last Fri
day.
Program for Feb. 26th, Mm. S. O.
Chase leader.
Music.
"Story of the Mexican War," Mm.
9. O. Chase.
"Controversy in U. S. Senate mused
by the acquisition of Mexican territory."
Mm May Dickins.
"Sketch of Kit ('arson." Mm C (*
Woodruff.
"Remember the Alamo."
For Engraved Cards See The Herald
m m m m tm m x x x m
F E R T I L I Z E YOUR O R A N G E TREES !
T h e mild w inter has caused the spring growth
to start e a rly .
Don t delay fertilizing.
F a v o rite F ru it Manure will give results and
will not produce die hack.
.
.
Roll f ’ nl!
i s ' Improving His Store
YOUR TRUC K
AND G A R D E N CRO PS
J. I). Roberts is making many irnI . - A r S E r i M w - - — .provenienta in bin grocery burin1-**, cs|x*ciui)y In the meat department. John
Distribute the lettuce
The growers here are not getting good Stamper, un export meal cutter frutu
prices for letture this week on arrotini < Imago will have charge of this depart
"iif the large shipments going out from t n r n r .
the Carolina |x>lutw whirh is prime stuff vide«I this part of the store from the gr«e
Many who |>cnrii*ted in shipping to New n*ry has laVn roumved anil the store
York markets in the hire of a slump did generally prissent* a much lietter spiieur
not get moro limn -111 rents in return and ance. Mr. Robert* bu* great failli in
yet then* are smaller markets iwilr«» the future of Hanford and is preparing
J
B . P A C r r t- * iiä t * I * * t
home that were paying lietter prtctw tor ,«*r the big-rush that is sun- to come.
instanco the following will demonstrate;F L O R ID A
Birmingham, Ala., Mach. 10.
JA C K S O N V IL L E
UEPAKTMKNT t)V TIIK INTIMIDII. UNIfr.li
NTATKM I.ANIl n m c i:
Florida Grower*.New»:
tia liw w itlllr , f l o t t i I» , M a rrh 7. l u l l
Market here lettuce fancy stock dol T o G i l « L B in ili» o f on kn ow h k i M mwx, F ta iitw i« *
V in i « f r l i ë f f L y n o ( i5 d ih a f lir t ija m in i l l ì r o r /
lar fifty to two dollar».
*bo ftv«* Uvtrwlu, FLir. la a* lii*
*«t *
.li.I on K r lm ia r y M
file in itti« isffT r
B E L L ROGERS PRODUCE CO xiffw».
t i l i <lul> r n r r n tm r w fr 'l
tn m n ii - i ■ •..I
K r tlr y .
This prire may not prevail today but ■**riiïT t tv«* ( nrwe*ll»i nifi y f ><mr Jlon»^
f lR T H IN N
F n le r n r i« ^
F U
u ti I j i k r M v o tv t. M U -e u « - b s n fo fJ , . » o r t i . « i l i
N o O fiH fi, S e tlil Nil ftAM», mails* Jupe 7 1 j j l I
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hon„ h- lhOM « , kln| (h.
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markets yesterday, and show» that if ttir M p f k l il n , » m i a« ( f e r u t i fo r hl« n r filr s l In »I o u r v .u tM iw n l s u » , ( fin n ib s tu u r » » ( I b r N u s th r ie « lu tr » M m it L m p f ii,e n w » |j v o t i a r * f ksi» > " * ' • lisvsr so e * "1 Rslssl
stuff wins scattered over u wider area i f j M tK ttt a »u) (¡»tra L .S m ith fic y e i jniuU* »njr n r s l , (urnitlisl nsim* srul Iti, ul«l iis ln sii fun. (,v*-srul s s , Ihsl li»s e silile
H T o ft t o w t n l w M k m r h i o r o f m a k i n f n
$ 4 0 and t 'f l prr ninnili and sperisi rsles lo sesso« t>slr»ns
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and closer touch was kept on all the tifi waul c la im ; he h is iw v c f H e t lV il o r f i i l t i n t f i t
o f w lr l r l i l m ; h r I« m»t n o « on tW t la im
J
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MARTIN.
Manager.
market», large and amali, much of the ■a no dy |'*M
I d l- r « i o f m y t a t m l r r i f * hm L a » tU n < U i- < l
lettuce could tm marketed to much b e l Ih n (fU lm fcml U now o u i o f Ih n M a te
Y o u i f f . th rre fo # # . fu rth e r rvotHWsI th a t It»«* «o m I
ter advantage.
a iu ta r io n * w ill I mp la k r n l>y th U nfhrv* a« h a v ir tf
INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER CO
I h t r ruciftraw«! I»y you. « fu i y o u r w k l r n lr y w iil
Iw fm n n rW i h r r * u r u i r f w it h u n t y o u r fu rth s f r ig h i
Milliner) Opening Gresl Hurce««
lo be txejtitl thezr ia , «Uhcr !»•/»*?*• th U orftr»*-or on
fa ll to fili* In i h l * o ftlrw w ith in lw«*n
Yesterday and today the ladies of this a*yp pdtwa yl.* If« Iytor fu th#*
fo u r th p u b lic a tio n o f i hi* noi in -,
a*
ih
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n
IwHItiw,
y im r a n « » r t. u n d e r nxath, ä ja m ftr
section of the state throtig«*d the milliner*
r a lly
and
tu thewr i ll r f s i i u n x
parlor* of Mr* Overman in the Yowell o f ru r,te * t, or if >ou fa ll w ith in th a t tim e to fib- in
«hat y —a fcatrw w r * * d a cvvpy
building. .Thysc days hud hewn adver- f h u ot!U«& di*c
1U aaiaT-itisi awla»t Gilbet- 4u
or tiy r u tiM r tr ,! m i: !
| { i h r u -r, i r r L,
tised far and wide- as the semi-annual
m u l« by ( h r i f r l i m y ,»( » ’ 1‘py o f > û u i m u t t
mHlinery owning an«l they looked for Io I h r r o ll I r . U n I |n | r f * i n , [m m l o f » ir h u r v l r r
in t I » r t l h r r Ih o «•!*! < - o n lr - i* n r » » r ll t r o » r something special under the able direc m
I n w i l x l i i w n l e l h it r r r r l p l n f I h r ro p y , » h o w lb f
i
h
r « t» l* o t t u rrrH p « , o r I h r s lf h t s v lt n f I h r p r r tion of tl>e new artist, M r*. Mehrten*. in
-o n h y « h o l» I h r ilH U r r y w o m o r ir t u i l n s » tw n
which they were not disap|>ointed. At a n d h b r r r I h r r o p v » n t i r l l v r r r d ■. Il n it r ir try r r g r w d m s il, p ro o f o f «tu-h a r r v lr * mu>( mnniri« o f
the entrance to the parlors Miss Louise i.lr
I h r l i A r l i i l t n f I h r p r f w n b y w h o m i h r ro p y w t t
Sheppsrd presided at the punch howl and r u t I M t u i in w » h o i s n d I h r p a r in fU r r y« » h trh
r t *rrw mslbwT. » m t t h t l » f f n l j- i l m u ,i t«. t r t o m •wveri-a-sWietonv-frnftTraiieB^tfial put p r ß r td b y I h r p o M m r w ir r 't n - r r t p l fo r t h r I r li» »
o u r i i u t n Ih r M i r t i f
one In a most receptive mood to ins|>ect I h rY. opuo rtiho of fuirWr Iot l t »l rh irinh yy*ni
't r » t r r f u r t h r t hol ir r «
the mllHnerj', And there w b * such ■ la tv imi to you.
ft S r ttp
«î. W A R R K N , R r r r lu c .
brilliant array of hats, trimmed liât»,
pattern hats, Paris hat» and Hanford
hats and they were right up to the minute, bringing forth' most favorable comment from ih‘e ludie*. One dozen patiam Ju U a-sM *» diepoeed of dtjrtrrjf^th?'
first hour* Monday morning and it 1» the
general conconsu» of opinion that Mrs.
Overman’s reception should be placed
may solve the problem»
in the society column.
(’LEANING U P DAY
‘ he ladies of the.W est Hide Im provrM Asroclstion h aw selected April
M Gleaning Up Day and will
** • wncerted effort to thoroughly
*n the premise« of all the trash *hd
9 to I1**1'1 irtta and otherwise beau’ »nd Improve the west side rwi3?
r t* W w t Hide Park The
*' example of the gooil |»dLr nmojin«.
tth<* YTt-sl Side Improvement Associ,,M)uld ho followed by the ladies
« entire city, only we would ask
f 10
now.,
e*t Friday Sanford will entertain
A , Cecflian Marie Club
,
'••PlUIUt« irom New York
°(hcr eastern point* who are criming
The regular meeting of the Cecilian
• to inspect our -eity and the celery Musie Club wo* held at the studio of Mm.
1
tlie appearanro ol the city will Fannie S. Munson Satdrdsy afternoon
* wbolMome effect upon their im- at1ff o'clock.
PhoneNo.281
MAGAZINES
periodicals
Cljirt «ad-Takgcc« i r
The Herald
will Rent Your House F o r Y ou
but th© b e s t w a y to^lf© duoo t h e h ig h
o o s t o f li v i n g , is first to r e d u c e t h e o o e t o f h ig h liv in g .».**«
T H E F I R S T S T E P IN T H E R IG H T D IR E C T IO N is to roske * t*n U t\
‘ h®
•mount you qnw expend for the "unnecessary luxuries" and S T A R T N O W T O S A V E I I
The next goodlfttng.i» trf estsbliih yourself * 1 •! depositor with s bank of unquext.oned RnancUl i t i b i l l t y - a Bank that will Co-Operate W ith -You in cVcry Worthy Uodert.km g that
u ih iü iv K u  «
Aft w t fir trMfnHir u f ttw t iujt tita nw tr
transacted a very delightful musical
program waa given as follows)
" K n ig h t -Rapert," Schumap, -Edn*
Williams.
"Hailora* Song," Scbuman, Edna Wil
liams.
! "Soldiets' March,
Schuman, Adele
"Sonata in A M ajor," ncethovrn.
street, a « ih a neglected Mias Margaret Da via.
. n lhil
clean up every
"Gypsy Rondo,* ‘ Haydeq, AdelxidA
and.
d every ^dy ^ Sanford should Higgins.
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TOT n Tr ’ V O U V ^ L JN i^ V A a-F A r g - T o u 1 w r t iiB r m tiey i
1*11 you th«l tkie ltuurtd B«sk K.. tkown ... tntrestc In iu totri dtpodt* «fating ik» p*M t««lv. month, ol more llunr aov.vuw
wkkh rtptrefBt» ■ ffowih of ov« Jfl p«i c.oi,
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OUR OFFICERS. DIRECTORS AND EMPLOYEES ARE ALWAYS PLEASED TO RENDER YOU THE HtQJJEST
DEGREE OF SERVICE, »«ri
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S t ------------------------ „ w e -WANT-Y o u r b u s i n e s s —
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Peoples Bank of Sanford
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COMMISSIONERS
the Delinquent
ceived. Upon motion the Reporter
Star was »elected to publish said list.
Petition of Overstreet Crate Co
Keeiaet at to make the road now In use
i& o tû fta . J k r J A
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Deftinic* of The Whole
. . Orange.
v K f c : Md Mrs. W. E. Gory of Orlando |
•r* guests of M [|. Gore's parents, Mr.
and Mm. WnuBothamly
D r. and Mra. E. N. I^wia of Dadance, Ohio arp the guests of Mm.
Stephens of Celery avenue.
V/F- Z. Graven h home, for a few deya
visiting hi* mother. He is a travelling
salesman for the National Biscuit Co.,
with headquarters in Gainraville.
Reports of County Officer* and Other
l^Mlaa Aileen Mlnnlck left yesterday
Matter* of importance to
for Tampa where she will reside for some
the .Taxpayer«.
time, being engaged in work for the
Children’» Home.
Board mot Tuesday, Mar. 4th, 1913.
^ W . II. Underwood U in Tallalu
this week representing
Present. Chairman Overstreet, Com
misaionera Woodruff, Dillard, Brown
WAxlmen W the World.
Mr*. J. D. Parker left yesterday for add Eldregde.
¥railahaaaee
.
Minutes of the last meeting were read,
where she will represent
Celery City Circle at the
oodmen. of the World.
Following bonds to. cany firearms
J . P. Mussel shite, the mayor of Ge- were approved and licensee ordered la board, vix, signing five notes aggregating
nevh was in the city yesterday and sued;
$1800.00 for benefit said »pedal school
Ju n e* K. Lan e,. revolver; sureties,
brought over a car load of good Geneva
district.
folks to take advantage of the Sanford T. J . Lane. Jr., M. B. Lone.
The fJupf. of Road» and Bridges was
big
A. fl. Eldredge, revolver; sureties,
Instructed
to receive bids for Ailing In
Don’t fall to see the "Electric See Saw” D. B. Stewart and A. J . LoveU.
the
bsy
bead
on the road leading west
J . W; Dickerson, rifle; sureties, Q* J .
Chorus at the Imperial next Thursday
from
Orange
Center
a distance of 6-8
and Friday nights at the Gibson Re Stroxuer and L. W. TUden.
mil«.
union. It Is worth the price.
Following bonds as notaries public
Upon motion it was ordered that the
Col. Henry Gibson will attend the were approved:
board
contribute annually $60 00 each to
Glbnon Reunion and be on hand with
Edward G. Hauselt; sureties: 8. Y.
tbs Associated Charities of Orlando and
hi* war stories which no one can tell quite Way and Chas, P. Dow.
M well as he.
II. A. Brelnlng; sureties. W. L. Niver Sanford.
One of the most attractive musical and S. B. HiU.
Report of J . P. Cawood, as inspector
numbere at the Glbaon Reunion will 1«
A. H. Stafford; sureties, J . C . Palmer ofjllcwnae* received snd turned over to
the chorus of sixty little girls singing and and R. E. Kline.
the tax‘collector.
pointing to the sure enough cry baby in
B. W. Spire; sureties, II. A. Shrove
Tbe report of the Black Hammock
Che electric moon.
and R M. Carroll.
drainage business deferred until next
W. H. liahrenbuqpof tbe commission
A. Beauclaire Robinson; sureties. C. W meeting.
firm of J . H. Bahrenburg A Co. of New Smith and Sam’l A. Robinson.
Bid of W. F.. liaison to build bridge
fo r k was a visitor to the city yesterday.
V. S. Star buck; sureties, Jam. A. Knox
over
run on road between Black Lake
\l M r. and Mrs. Geo. Fox,' Jr., arrived and C. A. Campbell.
and
Johns
Lake for $2.00 received. Upon
In the city from Miami Monday even
Bond of J. E. deVedig as Justice of
motion
bid
was accepted.
ing for an indefinite stay in Sanford.
the Jeaoe, with John Kieinect and N. J .
The
hour
heretofore appointed for
Lyman Frank has returned from Merck as sureties, approved.
selling
bonds
for
paving certain roads in
points on the East Coast where ho was
Petition of W. IL Roberìton, Carl
engaged In shipping vegetables and .will Jensen et al to repair road from W. L. Road And Bridge District No. I of Or
be connected wlib Spenrer’a Bakery. Dollve’s place running sourh to Lake ange County, Florida having arrived,
Conway received and upon motion- peli <|
baaM«am'uunoed-~naady U> recri
Uoo was granted
_ *.— 1 bld». Tbe bonds were offered at* auT^
Ail parties who have tickets to sell for
Letter from II. W. Metcalf In refer Tion *n<T after receiving several bid», the
the "Gibson Family Reunion" are re- ence to public road from Winter Garden bonds were awarded to Mayer, Deppe.
f*!tW,tf? .U\turn. >n ^
jfo L ir m ttir r ) between Goths and* Win» A Walter, they «naking- the ¿ ret J if f tit
ag p
*r with arc rued' in-.
me j M
imiig
per
;akhV c£dTuTMiss Margaret
*t nonerts at dëfmére received and read. Postponed
the Roberta -grocery
store on Friday. until Hupt, of Roads and Bridges Is pres tercet and a premium of $125.00.
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i i . morning.
ent Clerk instructed to answer. '
Reports of county officers received and
t/Mra. H. A. Ward returned to the city
Communications from South Florida fifod.
Monday evening from a stay of sgma Sentinel, Orange County Citium and
The following warrants were ordered
length at her former horqa In Decatur, Reporter-Star, in reference to publishing paid:
-Indiana»- Mr. Ward is detained there,
'looking after his businoa ip tercets.
Get your seats reserved for. the Gibson
...... J*reachlng to convicts.. _
.Reunion at Lawson's Pharmacy. All Chss. Ambrose —
First
Nat?
Bank
Sanford
.. .Aaaingee 4 road worker*
«downstairs seats reserved for 60c. Best
A. C. L. R. R. Co..... ..... -Freight on pipe ..
seats In gallery reserved for 36c. Book
Il, D. Berry
------- 4 .R en t on barn .
.4 ,.... „„......4
»seats (n gallery reserved for 26c.
W. M. HUmona... ...... -----Shoes for rood gang
------ 4 ^ The "Cow Boy” Chorus and the
Helm* Jldwe. Co. ..... ‘ , Lock for road camp
‘"Yauuna Ysmma" girl* will aim attend
•tbe(Gibson Reunion as well a* the ‘Taxi- R. L. Holland ../ .„V - ...... .Mdse, and repair* for road camp
Bumby Ildwe. Co.,...„. - ___Mdae. for road c a m p ...............
cab" hoys and girls and an attractive
Feed for road ramp
fcsacb of "Fluffy Ruffle” Chorus men P. F. laubach
D.
D.
Daniel
.„
Medicine for road camp
and women.
Lawton Bros.
..
.Mdse
for road camp___
Billy O’Lee Is well enough to pa out
Dodd A El well
.Shoeing
etc.
of the horaeplttnl and will arrive at the
Glbaon home today the before the Re 8. Apopka Supply Co— ' . .Mdse for road c a m p - . . — ......
Oviedo Hd«r. C o ..
.Mdae. Hdwe. Co..
_ ..................
union and you should be there Thursday
J. B. Jones ..... '
Mdse,
road
camp
r'.-r
and Friday night to see theyvann.greelc. w. powen
..... Oil for road c a m p .................... ............
ing that he gets from Irish Molly.
W.
B.
Hammond
A
Son
.. Lumber for road camp
'} Hy. Fuerst, wife and daughter of
l. umbee for road ramp~
Chisago acre visile— is 8 . - Runge end E. A. Famell
..... Lumber for road camp „
family last Saturday. Mr. Fuent la Orlando Nov. Works
Liniment for road camp
the president of the Bedford. Ind., I’hoenix Drug Co-------Geneva
Are.
C
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G
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r i e s for ro*d camp
Granite Quarries Co., who supply the
Assignee
W.
F.
Hanson..
.
Road
work . 4 4 . „ 4 . 4 . 4
government with stone for public build
W. F. Hanson •
. Iload work
ings.
— Roadwork...
Mr. Cedi McDermond of Stetson J , W. Hughes
II.
B
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Lynch............................
Road work.
University *UI a « lit tn the presentationJno.
M.
Love„.
Road work..
108.23
of the "Glbaon Reunion" as soloist.
Nelson Carroll
Road
work
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56.f,3
Sanford has had tha pleasure of hearing
T
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J.
Boston
Road
work
.
101.00
Mr. McDermond in the Stetson Glee
-ColUcut
Road work .j ....
6.00
Club concert, given several months ago
■Howard
R o a d w o rk . ..
....... .
.12.00
.. under the auspice* of the Lend a Hand
Roitlwutk
9.00
A t----- ---------------- r-------------'-------- 4 D r Wi B ouse ...... ■ : —
N.
J
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Patrick,
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Road
»fork
24.50
■ %Mlaa Bertie Taylor of Jackson. Tenn.,
1025
-tkMnthw.rity the guest of berunrte.-J. B r ■W. J . ■Woqdbcpry . ^ ..„.-^.Road work,
äxlu:
25:ö0
Williams. Miss Taylor is a former res J . Anderson . . ... -7^.7. .„. Moving fence . . .
Road work ..
10.50
ident of Sanford and her many friends Creighton Borne*
WlUte
Bamee
v4
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..Road
work ....... .....—
.
30.00
there are giving her a warm welcome. '
----- » Houd work . ______
65.00
Mrs. Buchanan of Paola and her J. B . Barne«
HqfjfT
W
atcnoaA„;Ct'''i6.vRoad
work
15.60
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guests Mr. and Mr*. Doby of Glasgow,
B.
T.
ITawthorrre:i..,-.:-/;;,
.
.iR^d>-ork
16.60,
Scotland were In the city yesterday.
il>± Road work
»■»» P M |,p * |q |i w -rn»((W
4.00
Mrs. Doby is the slater of Mrs. Buchan E. T. Hawthorne.
Rhad work
’• « W V » W (W M W » W W H S l i . . *
' 26.26
an and they will be guests during the Ed. Oateen . ........1,
1L B. O it^rt
Road work
26.26
winter reason.
' . f ' .
R . B. Odwn ^ 4
Road work.
46.00
Tbe Guarantee Investment and Loan
..
Road work.
Co.. Curry Bldg., Tampa, FU-, lend W;'P. Vlntng,:..
7.60
* -■
money at 5 per cent interest, payable J a v Whcfbr
1 m a salary... .
.. .4 37.60
monthly installments. Write
V
Road work
wmwri^r
ilare.
Usai 47-tf
____ 33.50
SANFORDBONDS SUI ABOVE PAR
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a public
laid over under the rule*.
. In the matter of changing the route of
the road from Merrimsc to „Plymouth
hear Mr. J . C, Stewart’s residence, the
subject matter was upon motion re/nv
rrd to Commiadoner Eldradgv with
power to act.
Mr, Kllngan Smith of Brevard coun
ty, Messrs. M. M. Smith and Jaa. L.
Giles appeared before the board in refer
ence to establishing, a road from Brevard
rounty via Chuluota to connect with the
hard surfaced roads of Orange county.
Referred to Commissioner Brown afid
Mtaart. Gile# and M. M. Smith to report
at next meeting.
J . W. Mntchett. Trustee of special
school district appeared before the board
in the matter of complying with..a rouv
lution heretofore passed by the board at
M. Frank —
W. A.'Slauter
Francis Karel
Francis Karel
L. Doli ve....
-
___ , . shirt tor lunatic.
Plumbing at Jail and Court House....
Boarding prisoner». .
. Salary and cash paid
salary Sup. Reg
■••ilcDüfîàîtU^
D W. Harris.................... ..„Salary (and cash paid) Supt. Co.
Ortando Meat Market „
Meat for County Homo
J. 8.“Rowland - . 4 ________Groceries for County Home..
Gordon’» Bakery ___ „‘— ..Bread for County H ortle--------I*. R Laubach 4 ................ .Bran, etc., for County Homo....
J A Wilkes
4 — . Lumber oi County Home
Cflh&ir Bros.
Logins for County Horn.
Hammond A Gore
Burial for Mr*. J . M. Key----------------- ---Orlando Tel. Ex...............- Service at Court House and County Home
Orlandh W. A L. Co. . : Electric ligh t and .Gh at Court Houae
Fuse*, etc.. ar Court House
Orlando E. 8. Co...
Record holder and file ohvelopeo______
Geo. D. Barnanl St Co
R. Si Ji. Warrant book and Co. Com. file»
H. A W. B. Drew Co.
.
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.freight
on Old Dutch Ceanser .U
3. A* L. Ry. C o ....----Salary ns Inspector license*
J. P. Cawood
CommLsaionM._-!.
J, H. Tucker
►•««“•mrt* “**•
_____CommUaiomu.:-—
W. E- Martin _ _ _
„Feb. »alary and ea»h paid „
B. M. Robinson
Feb. aklary and cash paid. . .
C. D. Christ -----_VUR
to prisoner .... ^
D r-C -i-M a rsh a ll
Worrell Mfg. Co. — ........ DUinfrêtltnt -----■
Antonme'Chpm .Corirx^ - Dfelnfectant----------- ---------- Cudahy Packing C o . 1 Bbl. Old Dutch Cleanser..
-t»Miun...Chas. E McCrory^
Stenographer Ct. Ct.
Advt.
Bond»
Road
A
Bridge
DUt.
No. 1
Financial Age................ 4-.
.
Advt.
Bonda
Road
Sc
Bridge
Dish-No.
1
Fla. T i m e a - U n l o i f . .
Manufacturers Record , ... Advt. Bonds Road A Bridge Dish No, l.._
..... In re lunacy Edwards A Hogan dSuuL-......
Wm. Martin
In re lunacy Edwards A Hogan
......
R. II. Marks M
--In re tuncay Edwards Edwards A Hogan
S. Puleaton
..... .... In re lunacy Edwgfd* A Hogan ................
T. A. Neal .
In re lunacy Hogan
J. N. Robson
L G. Stringfellow ____ __ „ Holding Franklin inquest .
-___ Holding Franklin tnquent ;
0 . W. Smith:.......
Juror. -------- ——
H. C. D uBoee....
M. P U p É .________ ^ „ 4 - Ju ror.
C. J . Rollins_______» ...........Juror
Juror
T. W. Briggs i
Juror..
t . 8. Davis.................
.Juror ‘,.
A. B Cameron !-----Ï 4 4 . . ... WllnreaFranklin Inquest
8. Pukaton
___ Witness Franklin Inqueet____
O .J. Miller
Wm. Clarjç
Wintrea Franklin inquest
Geo. Tillman „ ’.l..'„.-„„\. _W ttw *i Franklin Inquest........
John Reddick...r„_________Witness Franklin Inquest— _
M. B. Bellamy.........................Witness Franklin inquest ....
John Anderson
Wltuea» Franklin inquçst .4
G. W. Smith .... ......... ..„..„„Witneaa Franklin inqueat„_„
John Johnson...............
Witness Franklin Inquest.—
T. J , M iller....... .............._ . .Witness Franklin inqueet......
*: —Witness fVankhninquvst ...
Goo, Cunningham..... J__ :-r WifrK**TranklIn tnquwt __
Rufus Sheppard
__ ____ Witness Franklin Inquest. .. „
Clem Benton
. . .... Witwes^Rgnlrjiwi<w|>ie||aa
AHtuT7öhbi
w icm a 'Êrtg ^mrïïiqatst. : .....
„.„Wlthoas Franklin Inquest
Louis Benton.............
Witness Franklin inquest___
Cora Day** _
... '.Witness Franklin inquest.
ArrilC.Lattim er.......
„...Witness Franklin Inquest _
Chas. Benton___
E.
M. Neely
..Witness Franklin inquest..
Wm. Williamson.... ..... .... . Witness Franklin Inquest..
Mabel Brown Conran ___ Stenographer— .,
Jas. P. Hawthorne -.... ........ Holding Sanders ease ..
Jno. I. Witty. 1........... . ........ Holding Sanders Cace...
Witneeses Sander* easel
Jaa. P. Hawthorne___ _
Services Co. Com. .
M. O.'Overstreet * 4 . 2
J .L . Dillard \ ............
. Service* Co. Com - I
F. L. Woodruff ----.
Services Co. Com.
S. W, Eldredxe............ . ..... „SfirvjcOLCfii.Cs*P'
E , LrBrow n.......----- ........SerWeesCq, Com,...,_______
Hlram'Beasley.
..Bailiff Co. Com.------------- J. K. Boyd
Wekiwa ferryman ....1...
B. F. Carpenter
----- E. C. ferryman . W .H . Cowan— - „. .. Bridge tender ^
J, O. Frle*
Surveyings
Fred T . Williams...... ........ Surveying Kor and bridge Disti No. 1
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66.00
16.25
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10.00
100
17.50 <
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27^5
... 27.60 *
Ul
125.00
... 120.00
• 137J1
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... 40.00 i
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46.60
28.40
500
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400
2.00
2.Ó0
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5.04
12.80
3.00
3.00
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3.00
3.00
3.00
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100
1.00
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20
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Armour
Celery Grower and Lettuce Special are
especially prepared to make this kind of
lettuce at\d celery. Both brands have plenty
of the quick-acting ammonia that makes the
plants large and tender, and they contain
enough phosphoriofrid and potash to make
this growth health^ind crisp. 4 .4 1 ^
Call at our warehouse and see our
goods—:we make fe^tllizdr fo£ every purpose— goods to suit YOUR requirements.
W afehouscs A t
é fh }
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.
.
Cameron City
Mgnufgclured By
ArmourTertilizer-Works
JACK8 0 NVU.LE, FLORIDA
-
120.08 J
. 30.00
It’s those big bunches of crisp, tender
celery the people want— and will pay big
prices for. -And fresh, heaUhyTettuce.leaves
that make the rest of the dinner look good—
They are the ones.the housewives look for.
Sanford
;
1 .«
■ ¿180
The Kind That Brings T he Money
14.t)0
36fi0
_2C.90:
7 G.00
It$ -i
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2 00
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2.00
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2.90
2.00
2.00
200
20.80 j
2-90 * \
5.15
no
15.00
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12.00
15W?i
30.00
394I 5
2580
and Lettue
, 49.92
$ 46.00
. 62.32
76-71 j
...
ifllîtto’Vll#
Knv _ .
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koad W 8 : . „ :
Blias Triumph, psr.160 lb Hag $2.66.
Can furnish seed grown either in Main«
Lumber' for road ramp
orTiew York state. We guarantee our
Road
------ £ & £
- 4 2 — *___^
ared to be th* beat and true to name.
*escamp
jh.
Ten years In the seed business; not a dis
A- Kirkwood.
.. Fke^»„..
satisfied customer. American Produce
.
A.
Kirkwood
.
F«w .
Company, Jacksonville. Florida. 46-24c
. Wade, iha Tune«. Qrtattfeb__ _
G
A. KlrkvootL
-F rea.
•a—»gha.ll
Tbe Gate City House hae brought
A. Kirkwood,
.. Feeding prisoner*
1
down Use high coat of living. Only $4 00
Geo. A. DeCittea. ---------Flsb. Salary. 4
„1ÿ..,.,,
par weak for the finest table board In
Hiram Beasley--------- -------Bailiff Crini. Court._4._4
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V
March 11,1111
THE
THE GOVERNORS. PLAN S
la s t
~
■*
, i, r i /»
SOUND «N SE
of
Having
a Most
fumrd1 bjr h *f
Ñ u tir » i t h r r r b y r1 vwn Un r o m a in ru v * il h th#
f* » |u in n g » ii t y J *» « n o tir » lu b» jtr w n th s *
fe p p lira tiô fi w ill b * m ftiiv lo i h * n * t i w tm o n «»f th #
l« -g l« la tu rv u f t b** Hi*U> o f F lu fid » lu# ( « fiiia lV im
• M lhü r fXJñ( th*- I (MP)I v |U *«ri| o f <‘iir n m iw w q w i
l® " t ' 4*ou «L y , Th*r w l», LtsnJhU ift g »•O » *.
-u» s *
- — -*-----
ITÎF yiiíklom I lr»m »p* D j# u irt.
if
t b «t
lh #
mk
I
f'iH jf it y
( tiff lia u ik in r n
m »)
f>Tocww»,| fô kwi’u »twl fdWl ILa» Mwwimml ot th#
* PREDOMINATES
• •
*
And Governor Tram m ell Gives Prom
N ndrr lo All I rrdJla ot K fc lllll
Notte* u b*rwt y fflvwn ‘Ihât T "
f o u n IV of O rv n f*
- - ENDS l
•*
L
ise
.sorti t
á l* l« o í F W id a
HERALD’S
PIANO CONTEST
,
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j
P
LJ —:
HERALD
BONUS OFFER IN
Give» Out More Pre-Lcgisla
live Reconnu enriar rrms-
SANFORD
Excitement in the Race is Intense. Candidates are Taking
Advantage of the Last Bonus
»ndn m « i d d b ir trt, and i»«v tot (J hv * » p 1 w<irk
don#
* a
N tiw , th rt* (o rr, ihit» i* ta»
n ô lin p t>n « Il p u f*
li*'* (nl*>rf>atflw|f th aï tK#y will orw»nnl tb#tr rrmaob*
%h> H*Í 1Irgialalion
‘
ahould Rot juay and !»•* #n«rt-
•^l
I». 191Ì.
J. K I'ArK.
Tht« Ih* Ili» day ut Ja n u a ry . A
Turw IN 9tr
•»f I W * m h # r
, il
A
I 1 lili,
E
41
Bill.
H fl ili, on th« U t à d«jf
ru a d ' a v o lu n ta ry
a i*
•»Cnrn«nl fur ih* Irnivfif oí errd itora, and all crvdj*
l'»m of Y E Hill fortnart) 1 doing butinaaa at Lilll't
»iriasw-fj mtv Hrr»b> r**|uirrd within aUty d »y i
from lUtv, if *mrh rrvd ftim rrcatkl# in fh it S la t« , or
if I i«’>iìih| ih« lim ile, "d i h lì ¿ t a -le m h l í L ífl
Hill
I »et» I kH’i»! frw.
H w h ;h t.
Apt(iwt>
A lt) íof amiftiret
1^»4 4A Fu*** I7lr
f
■
■■■■■■■■
Again We Say
■ u b a c r fb «
for THIS
PA PKRj
Successful Term
N o l l f r o f l y y li n il i u n für T a t l i e f t ! ì n d n S r r llu n
J . *'
» of ITrtjMrf ISM, La*« of Horldi
OwoetMiOOCi
Tallahassee, March I t . — Govern« 0
d rt cut n « rt rl n n rt rtrt O rt i t o « »1 n i t i l K i t n n r. r
N if tie r U hrfrl«) « iv r ti I h a t < h a* T I ‘ la rk •»!
.
ri
Hmjrm** n ò r i a t , fKirrhawrr uf T a i CrrtUI*
Park Tram im ll, In pursuance of his un
to r¡Mirw
a l r N o. 3 1H, d a tic i this 6 th d a y n i J u n r , A l i
s 1**10, ha* fiU«i «aid r r f ! iA * a t r in m> ofTìr«, i m i b a i
nounced Intention to give out from time
F I R S T P R I Z F . — P l a y r r P i a n o , o n d i s p l a y at T h e H r r s l J o i l i e r .
AND -rn a d r i p l i t l r a t n ifi fu» T a l 1 Ww-d l*i ifc*ur tri
to time for the information of the public
\
Vi
■nrr- w ith Law
HahJ * ’**rt ifira t» r m i trarr** th** fed
t- liiw in g drwrriÍNntl |» r o |ir r i|, « it u a in l in D ra n g *
and of member* of the Legislature cer
S E C O N D PRIZE--»-$25.0Q Hrxv* Heiivtrxd, pu relieved from iHid
t- r m j» t > a rV »fìda. l o a it H in riim irig N T ti'fn * -r
& i.»f It It >t*k -I, Tb*» * , « f Hab ío *d . ru n H J'
tain of the recommendations which h e
1% T l
display at t lie O a tt of, U - A Cu Id well-tie Sons.
E li-î
** ÍI-. N 4 It-, K. lu l<«*f uinibg.
• W e f» rr v n p p tf-/ fc jrfc f
wiiJ submit to the Legislature- whrTr-fr
TT»« la u jla o d b rin e fcvaw H a l th# d * tr u f th# l*auanr1* o f n|rh r r n ifim îr ih th** nam# of U n
shipment.
' *
meets here in April, today gave out the
n know n
T H I R D P R I Z E — $ 2 2 . 5 0 L a d i e s ’ W a t c h p u r c h a s e d f r o m a n d o n d isp lay
U tilm a *atd n r i l f l n t f »hall Tap m lr r ^ w n l a m » ft|
following recommendation* which he
Stssl Outs, Kyp, Onion Seta, Bean«
& in g lu la w . T a i I b v d wUl »qai»*" Ih**frwi*i r»n I h r I t h
at S c h a a l v J e w e l r y S t u r e , . ( n e w . O u i w l I 2 i l W e s t h i r s t S t r e e t . .
will m ake;r- _ _
*
a »Uv of April, A.
Pens,
I’otatiH -s n m i I t a l i a n
Hyt
W tfriv f i m y « rífln a l aignitürv» •i*4 ' «rwl l in * i h *
Traveling Men arul-Uailroad Employes « for W in t e r L a w n s .
3rd day of Marrh, A ll 19Id
0 F O U R T H P R l Z E - ^ i o .o b I . .id le s L o c k e t a n d C h a i n , p u r c h a s e d f r o m
Right to Vote When Absent
II M K O M IN K O N .
A full l in e o f all garden seed for
q
U lr r k ( '» fr u ii C o u r t. Drang** C o u n ty , M»»f*da
a n d o n d i s p l a y 'at M c L a u l i n J e w e l r y S t o r e .
§
From Home
tru ck ers and hom e garden*.
b H T u * * * - llr
fly \ l
A M o na rci. 1» C
d
"M any traveling men anti also n con Ü
Oldest nmi most reliable seed and
poultry supply house in the state.
siderable numtier of railroad employes *J nt» KPnrroirnwpB^ipisriyt/u r<w m i'- n u n n i’.
and other*, who Rre qualified voter* of
Write for < atalogue
Candidates in The' Herald'» runtret
Dnit t let rptnor tn*lueie-e y o u one
this state are often deprived of «lie priv
It is often t he e,i«- rhut
ilege pf voting on account of their ale can roll 111> a hig hunch of re»i-rse s,>t•-» sui) or ¡mother
aence from the county in which they are this week if they h>1»tlv for >oti»erip a i amhdate or a I n ml wi]! tear that
2 0 6 F A S T II A V S T R K H T
registered upon the date of the primary lions and take adsahtage of the mam »lick a i lie tins -eeiir.-o a I irge number of
ANI'
*
1 lit-, ♦
or election, such alnence being due to motti Imntis Vote offer wtin ti i- gi»id uiilil * lour new Veiirlv sul», ■|■11<.11*
* JA C K S O N V IL L E .
F L O R ID A
rumors are llsliull v false, «S tin one
the fact that their employment require* Monday. March IT
The work of this week will mean much know»- how m a n y vntre y o u hav e o t h e r
them to be away from home ¡1 great deal
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « -♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A
of the time. T h at'th ey may lx* allowed for nil contestant’*. No candidate «houli! thnn th.rse published in the pn|tcr, and
fail
to
get
at
lea-t
oiie
c|uh
of
yearly
the re|sirt I» therefore started in the hojie
F I It S T - ( I . A . S S
1
to vote when absent from thier home
IM PERIAL
THEATRE
Itlilt oilier eandidales will Iss-ome dis
county, I recommend the enactment of u miletcriptions before tie*! Morulas
CH IN ESE LAUNDRY
fuw providing that it (raveling man nr Remember a two years subscript nin ss ill couraged and »top Iticir .-It .r(s Such
BUILDINGStarched Shirts 10c
railroad employee, of other voter who is nuut the same .e. two ye,iris »ub»i rip reports should only irg. one to greater
timi»
-If
>rts
required to l»c ubsont from his home,
Hard or Pleated llosom Shirt«
I his nlfer giv»—the candidate-, si Fm ,i-e
(ipni l u e sd a y s 1 lu ti p m
15r each, 2 for 25r
t»|Kjn presenting his registration ccreti
\ NI '
\ o t l n g P o w e r o f w iitisr r I ( i t l o n s
cute, his JKill tux receipts, and satisfying ,it the Imtloln of Hu- li»t on n)i|...-t ut.it ,
i »liar» 2c each
Stiliif (lays I to H p in
the election officer* lut to Ins identity, to advance lo I he trout rank» by Motidav
Paytnents ori ibi siiti»cri(ilions will
IMher Prices In Proportion
anti that he has not voted m Ins home It Is even |M*v-|hh that ttios in the lead euro vote» accordmg lo ili» (ollowing ,,
<»!•* in# i trial ociln at rail f«r |‘rH • 1 Uu
today mas In* nearer t|„, tMitt.im ol tie tchediile
l{ein-w,i|s and liuti sub».rip
county or pn-cinrt and will not l.e able
t i . ms c o u n t t in s u m e
•w ».i I .s c r ip
S t r u n R » * r s W r lr o m « *
li-t
I
linn
the
to),
tiy
I
Inend
ot
the
Week
\ Y ON( ; S A M
to do * 0 , shall he allowed to vote (or
lions
National and atate officer* at the place utile»» t h e y work diliguntly and vigor
H I t a i l IVal Hlrn.1 - ( tail UaiMUf«
2(111(1 v o t e d
1 year J 2 (Ml
where lie may lie, and that In» v»t. ouslv
. Olili Villi*»
2 y car» t 'lu
»
«
««»*4«»*»**«*«*»**»**»*1
In te rre t in [lie i m . t i - t l- ij-l. n •
I„ ’ ,IMMI V o tisi
I ycnr»’ n oit
•ttall lie restricted to such ollicer», Ha
1» 11(10 V. .Ii-S
to
t y cnn.
i ICI
law »hould provide Hint he »null he tor Kverytrtély is will, tong He■Jfi.OOU v o t r e
fi year»' 10 «h»
os- how t to- . ¡inOni.ijes -tnm| troni day
_ tv,uieinW^ijUi only that portion ol tin- ink
T i , IMMI v o t r e
i o -disv",
l i i J f k S »J t i t
2-,rs»v»K
ct covering national ¡»nT stale nfheeri
l in- list- oj .'«ni/i.Jato». ao.i tlietr vote
Itili» »»hi* «T nn thfT *f ili»
i ;»im! d 1:i N w
Such law to provide suitable |««*tistltii»
csliihit n ctcint.si ilp I., noon M-onlwy
for any effort to vote or for voting . 0 mill lii.ir kij I»'scr i|ri itili» ii iKi-ir T;»v.i »f
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S til p p a d P r o m p t l y
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iti * tu riM|in-Nt 111«*ir a*
Sanford, t la
»more_thsn one p la ce"
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.l.«gUlslUe Com ml Hecm Should
In
VJ-'.-’d
Mr» U I. G rotin
‘
lÜ.fi
2lft) '
I 'm Nn \lh*rtlinn I«» Kuinnrs
RHSTS White i ml I’ink .
13 00 ptr Jattn
spect Stale Institution» Prior to
1
2,1 nfat
Mr»
K
A
Newman
Session of l.cgfslulure
jf tifili ! I*rk1i*Ni|ill it rliwr- l'i f 11
thuii
AMI Kit an iti x m i s
10 W ** **
I
S a n f o r d . Fla It F f > N
" ‘Jiuretofore it lut» heen tin- («.licv of .mil %iit4—
* ah*
m 111« ficifH-f it MiiiM ri».t
1AHNATI0NS
W
hd».l*m
l>,Krd
II
U«
•I t filli)
Che legislature to designate lonniiiUis» U- laki ji Ìt»r grunt**«! Uml ll»«* ra» « i- wnti \1 r» I \ Stcnstron
I 111 T Of THF VAI I ht
II 00
Sanford. Fla . It F I> No 2
cunyioSed of a considerable numher of l'i’r l i a i« Hi«'
v\ii*» ,ir»- •«-|M^f(i|C
l
ASTFR
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s.
13
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t
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r.wti
12'.'
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Uio iltiuau and the Senate to wait lJu i d tjiiw'l ul 111* hiilloin ol r hr* ItHt a ' ll I»»
N
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i
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Sanford,
Fia..
K
1
11
N
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ISSUS
...
7S
institution* for higher education, the tin* v**ry om**s in i, r«**,|i up umivuir**" *ir>*l
If it ia worth
1 th, I UU
hospital /or the insane, the school for the curry off th»* pri»*”* S u rli u tliiuv; lui'« M i s * Muod t'amerl.ii
ROMAN IIYAt INTUS
SI 00
(ioin^ at all,
l i i - n r i a . f ia
•leaf and bliiid, the convict camp», tin 1M*t*fi (|mm* uri«! rii itfi \ .1 r.D*‘ bii** l»»i-n l»r**l
too
IHtUBli VIOI.I TS
12 50
Mr» l ) avid S|»sT
|IMI.tilMl
state reform school and the drainage f»V nvt*r 1••»11111i n****
it s worth do
operalluiut during the ».«riinn »f the I •■«i»
P ric e » f n b e i p r o s s o f f i c e h «Ch
ing well.
lutlirr ami rejKirt thereon wlnh tin- body
S
iiiiu
ih
in
g
to
Fat
It*. p>..(» rii.» -.I fio--.
of
is m seamon Tins plan for liaving I I,.-.. pii 11
maULuUon* jiui|Hs*t*si by m in im a«» porurtohk of. .L»-.»»».■<I undrr i »j»*» •..!
j b*' * m liti itti»* t i 1h.4Iiff oh lb* .il»
law w l i l ' h
mJiki-s a »-..-ss a lit- ptiv » c a l
JA CK SO NVILL E, FLORIDA
from the lu-gislulure taken a coiisideridili
timi Herald *it»idd coin, up !.. hiv.■nusp r o | * T l t c s on ly
not i n c l u d i n g Ito- v a l u e
Fini class work
number away from the daily mstsions,
ami enjoy leasts willi us. llreidre turili
and also, on uccuuni of the desire of the a d d i s i t o t h e p h y s i c a l pro | **rly o n a c pie. we sometimes get u dish of squirrel
at all times is
c o u n t of t h e f r a / ie la - e p n v i l e g e » e n j o y
niembcrtt of the committees to return
(Mitpie. with side dishes that would make
■d
W e h a v e n o s u c h law r e g a r d i n g
our motto.
to the regular legislative work, gives hut
no epiciir* liis-lar.* his itialolitv to ,'U Ige
limited time for making the inspect mini o t h e r p r o p e r * ire
wlu.li w;i- Ite hret «listi
le s t .r d a y
.i e w k i . e r
1 I (.-»(» I tlulb r e . .>111111* ltd that It'"’
" I t ia my opinion that some plan
aioli ocL wt received from olle ul (lie
AlV
M ’M tA I-ltF S
•Itvuld he devised whereby three c o ll i law governing the .(«»essnie'it "f the l,r"t' good Indie- of I he town disti**» of I li» '.«*
I'. - lk•i f 11 « I I ,|lui I "n111fl‘i| 1 t>HNI
Let us figure
inJtjtees should he designated prior to the erti«-» of such puhl|i utility c o r t * i'a tum» i. f ttu.t restorc.1 our fortrwtr ¡ipp. t " e
<.. i It iiu *. S i r r l m i J S i I\ rr
sliniild lx* so [ihituidcd >- lc tiav* ».è I.
..... I
•■. ( ¡f h - t Ine gl. .co f 'nid b.-, n
enlivening of the legislature, *o tiiat they
K .kef a I "l i I * *! VA'hrt*
wi
t
h
you
on
prop.-rtt.-s .« s s » i «i
**»• -.ini. i * t»
|„ f. * ......... I I . i-.lv In» ■» ' II* d r m I"
fieni mil VSiihliiim Wiiiifirt
may make their visits and mi>|w»Unu>
w» x4i u i w ptieji.-ll n.v.
with íñUIFttíTTiST timer ttnm tic n n get
p n o r t o t h e sea s in n a n d la* r e a i t y TTT5Uh-
P O U L T R Y SUPPLIES
s
I
; S a n fo rL Library : E. A. MARTIN & CO.
I Free Reading Room
FLOWERS
.M IL L S - T h e FLORIST, Inc
□
Henry McLaulin
□
your next job.
m il
their
m etis.
re p o ri- s
w hen
the
iw gislatu ri
,
Advertise Granting of Franchise*
Y Q i t y franchiare a r e o f t e n v e r y val.uablv, and for tiie p r o t e c t i o n of t h e in
Avreats of the towns a n d c i t i e s , I w ould
suggest the passage o f a law r e q u i r i n g
that y h o n an a p p l i c a t i o n f o r » f r a n c h i s e
is preaemed to a rity o r t o w n c o u n c i l ,
tiie sold council, if it is desired t o c o n
»iiltr the. application, »hall g i v e p u b l i c
notice through the p r e s s o f tin- a p p l i c a
t i o n before ut least three w ts-ks l«*forc
artlng upon (t, In o r d e r t h a t o t h e r * a lso
-may make a p p l i c a t i o n , a n d t h a t t h e n l l . rena rna^ be advised. T h e law s h o u ld
provide further /or a- rereirndurn rot«
ui»on nil grant* of a f r a n c h i s e w h e n req u r e t e d 4 » y tt'certaln n u m l v r o f v o l e * .
Graded Corporation l a *
"The privileges
g i v e n t o a eor|>oniilon
by the state are available
\
to th e incor
I I * gleni
GUARANTEED
t. ih-on
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FO R S A N F O R D
n <i
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porator«, nnd give.them r i g h t * a n d e x
<»
emptions f r o m liabilities that i n d i v i d <
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uals do not enjoy. It l * f o r t h e purjx>se <> «>
of exercising three p r i v i l e g e * t h a t |>er■ona form corporations. Many s t a t e *
Impose an annual tax on all c o r p o r a t i o n s ,
would suggast tlyc. e n a c U t m i l o ( a
T H E NEW P A R C E L
b com-
P O S T \\
Has made it Pos s i bl e for us to Bri ng tbc Largest and Most
Moder n La u ndr y in the S o u t h to Y o u r Ver y D oor
:
[PARTICULAR
WO R K
FOR
PARTICULAR
MEN
S e n d Us Your S h i r t s and C o l l a r s and we will Kcturn t hem the Day Fol l owi ng Receipt
*aammtmwm
muuiu!««s
•op corporatiofta doing business in this
•Ut*—My from $5.00 to $50.00. based
upon capital atock..
Fquallxallon of Taie*
J*Tax assessment laws that d o n o t a p
ply in equal terms to all are n o t i m p a r t i a l
•nd juat laws. The F l o r i d a t a x laws
governing assessments require that all
properties shall be »tressed at their full
***h values, excepting the properties of
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C o llsrg 2 1 -2 e s n t s E sc h
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S h i r t s , P la in
ACCOUNTS o p e n e d w i t h
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LAUNDRY
JACKSONVILE
FLORIDA
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�March 11,1193
THE SAlftoKD HERALD
Fof R e lit—»store Room ami
nishcd room in Bishop block. tn q u
Holden R«*ol Estate Co.
4'
For R e n t—Two furnished room,
ner Third and Magnolia.
Iqqutr.
Sanford Furniture Co store
;■
DISTIN GUISH ED PARTY
Ixiat.s und taken (or a run around Lake
Monroe and the St. Johns river. There
Group of Millionaires From New York will lie fifty sevOi visitors in the party
/
To Visit Sanford
Next Friday a private car containing
York Mill nrrive in Sanford and ex|«Tt
V> "I*crid the day here inspootiiig our
city and the Celery Delta The Commerrlnl Club and eltliens generally will
a r t as hosts and the party will be shown
u frtsU' tif*old time l\«apiUtHly with’ «
trip to Shell Mound and something good
wTiTr*Tir.TWf-'lft ill 'our lime of m rfm r Retiti a very rordm-trn'fnntmr-n»their loving sympathy and many kind- .i)io,e uho wish In attend prayer meet
ifiL' on tomorrow night.'
n ew s this iirkiiovJwIgrtient ol «tur
nppreHnt Ian ol the same.
,.
Mrs. Goo. Armstrong and Sons j
Socond street.
Fur Sale—tlruwn Ughdrn mid White
In b o r n eggs. II.Idi l» r " d ii» * ni 15
egg-i Indian Runner I Mu* eggs »1.25
j^'r 15 eggs.' All line bn-edin* stockA
Lend a liantl ( 111» ^
Progressive J*òti1(r>" tTr>.
fiti-l-tp
Tim Lend a lim ai Club will meet at
All Local Advertisement« Tnrtrf'TTitS — F7Tr"TT7-iTI~ ‘nm.iîr~wTni nr - a It limit
the
residence
of
Mrs
Henry
Wight
Fri
A t a nus-tiiig of the Commercial Club
Heading, flirre Lents a Line fach Issue lionrtl in private family
< all after 3
last Friday night ail arrangements for day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. It i« reo'rliM-k
Ninth
und
Myrtle.
5(/-tf
0netted that ovary 4 tw n W of the 1 lub
their entertainment were made.
For
Sale
Four
r.ttni
good
mille*
and
attend Ibe moe'iiig
g««MÌ wagon. Fred Shuman, West Side,
morj: Mayor, Spencer,
ritorna* K.
Hates, G. H. Prm *ld, Frank. P. Forster,
S. O. Chase, Frank L- Woodruff, R. J.
Ho»J7 IX L. ThfiBISW. T. A. N e a T r m r
Tolar, H. ft. Stevens, Mike Crown, A. P.
^Connelly, Thomas Emmett-Wilson, Col.
Powers. The committee on transpor
tation are W alter Hsnti, N. 1!. Garner,
I). A. Howard, W. J . Thigpen, Alderman
Itunge, Roy Symes. Edward Higgins.
The committee to prepare the feed is
compose«! of D. A Caldwell, C. II l.effler, Dick Maxwell, H. O. Packard, C. It.
Walker, W. L. Andrew*. The finanre
committee is composed of 1). I). CxJd:
hefn and shown all there is to lie seen In
tlie city of Sanford nnd the entire Celery
Delta. Then it will be taken to the fish
fry where they will lie niet with ¡tower
o'clock.
present
All member« are urged to lie Du Hose.
Mrs. Geo. I» Hoy leader.
For Rent—-No HR Ninth St 7 rooms
mid bath. TI. C D uII qmv WoodmIT Si.
Garner Bldg, First ,St
5-H-tf
(un tala Prnrltre
For Safe Sour orange juice, 50c per
The meinlHTS of the Music Club
Chorus an 1 requested, to com*’ promptly gallon.
I. IMI, tfitteen, Fin.
5K-4p
Fur Ri-ut Four room cottage, rio*'
tif 3:30 o'clock Friday afternoon to the
rwi'lenr" ol Mr». M. 11. Bowle-, to prac in All ronvi*tii"nr«n. J .
tice for tin* cun Ia Ut
I a«! W till« and black
'UturdiiV alleninoli ut 1 o'rlock
iJo y
who an1 old enough to pick up a piece of >iog Collar anil tag No.
paper to the boy« who can help father ,se«n. Small «jiMt in left
rut the grav«. There'» .1 secret.
to 012 E. Ninth. Reward
For R e n t—Six room cottage with nil
modern improvement*. -I0t> Falnutu,
avenue. Aiiply to F. W. Muhoiiei ,lt
Ftrnald Hu we. C<l
;t;i u
For S a le — UIoch of five wt-ll im-^tnl
dtysJot*. Address Owner, Up* i^*-r,
. "
GIVEN
H O W TO S E C U R E T H IS
H A N D S O M E CAR
W e w ill issue t r a d e c o u p o n s w i t h e v e r y p u r c h a s e m a d e . These c o u p o n s arc goo d for th
T h e person s e c u r i n g th e l a r g e s t n u m b e r ol v o t e s at th e clo se of this c o n t e s t, will r e c e i v e thi
lu t c ly fre e of alt cost. T h e c o u p o n s a r c t r a n s f e r a b l e , so if you arc not i n t e r e s t e d in securing
you ca n m a k e s o m e r e l a t i v e , f r i e n d or a c q u a i n t a n c e happy by saving y o u r coupons fo r th em
EQ UAL C H A N C E FOR A L L
NO P U B L I C I T Y
.
R E C O R D IN G
No lucky number will win this car. Sim ply
sign a nomination blank ami have a p artic
ular number assigned to you. ami then botml
for your number among ymir r«l.Hives,
friends ami ncqilam fiinres
H a v e l hem pa
tronize our sinre mill
(lie i«illp'i||s Ini
von.
Thn
rn tn s
n rn
s im p t r .
T tic
rtin T T ce
costs yon nothing An opportunity for any
hustling man, woman or child to seen re a
prize that w ill give lifelong joy and pleasure.
OBEY T H E IM P U L S E
DATES
nî rnrtrnm m ti. U
If not nun eluent
these days, you
mail them.
Nomination b la n ks can he clipped from
ibis advertisem ent, or can be obtained at
mu place of business. Upon receipt of your
am ainn( am you w ill have a p articu lar mini
her assigned to you. The published bulletins
id a ll cull test, nits will be by number onl\
u u »k awrniotg nttv pttblirtfy-frr yfYHf* tmttn*
A ll votes received w ill at outre be entered m
a voting register, and imm ediately after the
tlpse ol contest, the winner will be an
nounced, and the prize amarded.
S IG N
G E T T IN G A C Q U A IN T E D W IT H
:ini
Wanted— Clean cotton rug», i n , », r , }
at the Herald office. Will pay 2 ,
per pound.
Gooff M ule for Sale Clu-up For m.
Rpection apply to John C. Edwards,
O lery avenue.
:f»-tle
For S a le — Two good mules, w.glin
and harness. See them at Mecca p ;„„
mock ■Qa.tixcciunan p U a . —
at. -|c
St. Jo h n s Hotel—Room« and board.
Homelike accommodations for regular
boarders or transients. Good table.
Rates reasonable. W. H. Wat hen, l'r<q,,
*20 W. F tn r r w —----------- 33-tr
Wanted— Orders for fine frost proof
cabbage plants, atl varieties, f|
t„.r
1,000; cheaper in larger lots Satisfac
tion guaranteed. F. S . Cannon, \|.g.
gett’s, S . C .
.‘11-3411For S a le — White Maltese hen ami r--.l
Caitjeaux pigeons, color banded , mit.d
jrnirs and youngsters. The best .........
cheapest. Sanford Pigeon iV t-.
i.
Itoute ! .
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!i~ * ti
For Sale— Two desirable lot» to ..■
ford HeigbLs. Bargain if taken proii.i ly. Address, D. G. WagnerKissinuniv.
FI*.
44-tf
B L A N K -G E T
P A R T IC U L A R S
NEW C U S T O M E R S
We do not expect to recover the expense of this contest through a greater per cent, of profit, hilt through
We expect the larger volume of business to more than offset the cost, and it will In* our earnest endeavor to
money in the future than we have in the past.. If you are not in the contest, make some relative friend or
your ruuptms fur .then!. DON T TH ROW THEM AWAY.
NOMINATION BLANK
GOOD FOR TWO THOUSAND VOTES
Place to my credit 2,000 votes and notify me what my number will he
Also send me full particulars how I can win the Howard Anti m »bile.
Name
Address
Inxiise of a tie, a prize, identical in every respect with (hat tied for, will he awarded each tieing rnntpatain
G ents Furnishings, C lothing and Shoes. Ladies Shoes, Fine H osiery a S p e c ia lty
Florida
�P ubllàhed Ô o m l-W e e k ly — T u e sd a y and F rid a y
RANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MARCH 14,
- T I I «-
m
Humors Tlia
Will Be held in San Francisco
in Two Years
lanciers -are Interested in Sanford
vestments of various Kir
START HAS AEREADV BEEN MADE
for
In
FLORIDA SHOULD ALSO EXHIBIT
Oiherltemvof ■Sw r-Hspy*fthtft Ttar "
Msy of May Not Interest You.
__ J ’unla Gorda, Mat.—1A_ TRu ..very
Brett Interest and natural excitement
the coming of the new railroud re
main unabated InTunta Gordn nnd vlcinIty. With the surveyors at work on the
line between Venice on the Gulf conit and
the town of Charlotte Harbor acres--■the
hay from this city, and tho publication
of the Charlotte Harbor und Emit Coinl
Hallway Company of Ha Intention to npply to the city council for an ca«cmcnt
'over street*, tho building of Hie road
nppMrs .to be an aaMircri «vent, Tire
length of the road between Venice, which
is now reached by the Seaboard Air Line,
and the town of Charlotte Harbor, U
thirty mile*, and the Jinp passe» through
a diversified country, consisting of ham*
mock, pine, prairie and muck lnn<R
The construction Will not In* difficult or
costly, only ont* stream, the Miakkn hav
ing to lie creased. At this end of tinroute tty« site for the depot, freight
houses and othee.rfecessary buildings, lias
afrFtldy bWjl. decided Upon! und largo
quantities of land have been donated for
the purpose. Humors are rife that thin
Will
Purchase Electric Light and
and Build New Tourist Hotel
ovft
A party of fitianrjern are here t*’day
and their presence means much to this
city. They ex|icct to Invest scvi ral
million dollars in Florida in which San
ford will share os the light and water
plant, und ice plant will la* purchased
and Improved and a new tourist hold
erected."
A company is Ring formwl under
the law» of the Stale of Florida to R
known ns the Southern Utilities Com
pany for the purpose of acquiring and
o|>emling n number of public utilities
und ice manufacturing j4oj#>rlies. The
purr haws already made are all In the
Slat« of Florida-and It D probable that
later on additional purrluts«m will R
made which will probably lx- Ryond
tlie .confines of this State
It In lo provide for the growlh. not
only of plant* acquired, but |H<rinitting
the acquiring of additional plants with
tile large capitalization decided upon
The plants already acquired include:
Arcadia Electfric Light and Pnwe
and Ice Plante.
Brad* ntuwn (including
Palmetto
nj u n j - M a n a t r - c )
One of the largest
d e a ls
ever, ronsum-
er
Fffect rlc L i g h t
and Pow
P la n t.* .
;.twf~ln IJv-I, fluL- lvnn 1 .1l.r. ■11,. I. .1 Jt.y, — FVrnandlnn I«- PlunL
days ago when
The
Flngineering
For» Laude duh- K ite!rie Ughi nini
Securities Corporation of New York, Power And Ice Plani-,
holders for J . G—
-i . -i e
pur-- * Fori idnycre Eli-etri,. liglil ioaird‘iii«
rhgsed thF-'dinwamaw—Wee trie Com er and Ice Plant»,
pany's plant and Lyle A Edwards' ice
luike C ity Ice Plant.
* plant, the consideration being $50,090
Live Oak Fire-trie Light and Power
and $35,000 respectively. The new and Ic»- PlunLi, >
purchasers will in the nenr future make
Miami Ire Plants.
many irapruvnnuuita and ¡L is probable1 - -Palntkn .Ice Hants. *.
th at the two' Industries will be com
Pensacola Ico Plant*.
blned. • \?\
ooo
Punta Gorda Ice Plant. .
The appropriation of $100,000 for the
St. August ine Ire Plant nnd Steam
opening of S t. Lucie inlet und making or Laundry.
It a harbor of refuge for ocean going vr*Sanford l-'lre-tric Light ami Power,
wd». ha* given n big lm|Hlur to (l*e mile of (iaa Ice Plant ami Water W ork;
property in the vicinity ot S iu a ii. und at
Tar)xm Spring* F'lcrtrfc Light and
Port Sewall, tho ney town Kiai ha* I*»* »» power and In- Plants
laid ou t fay the Srsm ll's FYiin r t.nnd to m - ‘ W dsrrnim flelrh Ktr-ftrtr t.tEht nnd
pony, ju st opposite G ilR rt's buy.
Power and it-e Plants.
ooo
One nf the henefit* which has already
The Marion County F’air Association, accrued to the Slate of Florida h> that
which haa conducted u ino*t erwiitabic moat'of the plant* purchased have alannual exhibit of the n*M>urros of Marioil• ready (teen pnht for. in fuU h cast».
county for aevernl yn are, lia* invited This Ita» brought a large nnuiimt ol
Alachua and Sumter counties to join it,1 new investment mnm>y Into the Stufi
an Annual Tri-County F'nir
and has according lo leading hankers
of Jacksonville nnd other rille* to ma
Plana for the further, development »(
JaekJSjiivIHt' un XJB}*great-conventioi*.city, and givtxi the local ru sijil«-. w]i»^ have
of the southeast through agflitstrivc hid received, or are to receive, ln e_mndj<
•ling* for muctinga of interstate Impor for investment -in fit her local entertant« resulted yewtxrrdny In the senolon prim .
of the convention* committees of the
It la intend«d that payments will R
R ard of trade and the Hotel M en'* As completed within the next thirty days
sociation goipg on record a* in favor of n for till those plants which have not id
fund of 130,000 rather than $20,000 tin Mtdy l»«*en fully paid for.
This will
entertainment and co-t of getting »ycl, bring »till more cash into the Stai*
available for local Ipvest metits. Inrlud
hordes of visit or*.lug the psymefit* for all of the plaub
i L a k e l a n d ’» Noil Pogtmaitcr
and tho additton- and extrnaion* which
l f i m ..J .- C . Brown, 'wlw* reside* at
are Intebdod to be made.
The entire
Rkclniid but bctng.n former resident ol
i,I*ration mean* an inv«dmenl In the
Sanford I - nil ( l.unu-d hy tà Ç f à - 'IlU iy
fitjT W l-Ufort nay YpsftothtSYVmkinr
bands with old friend*.,*j$lrLlJ t^iwp.V*
a well known-engineer of the A. ,C. I*|
and' hh* many friends over t V state.
Having been a staunch Democrat and
wifty worker all hi* Hfc he ii in line ft*
l*»stmaster at Imkeland and ha* Iwcn
«tK.ngly,endorsed by htany lt-aifit'.g clti-aena o f Jxikrbind rmd ether cities In the
»tat«..
Laxt spring he had the additional
honor placed upon him of being elect««*
•Iteprreentative .„from Pd Ik Runty, a
position which, hi* InttHii
rcr^ n rn m e
Down for Busy Herald Readat»-—
Gas - Plants,.
T his1- R e t he m«wt u m rinring proof
equalization of rates, hut the general I White Engineering Corporation,
which
|wlicy will he to gradually lower, a» has taken a participation in the flnanrmay lie justified by rnmlitiuni.
1ing of tho Southern Utilities Company
One of the principal gains to the lo i ami which will do the general engineercality in which plants have boon or niay 1Ing for and have the general su|iervibe acquired wilL be that the Southern slnn of such additions and extensions
Utilities Company will lie able to raise , to plants as may R mails. The second
ample fundi whenever required to ; sulwidiary company the J . G. White
make extension' to tlie plants it owns management cori>orntlon will have gen
or controls. It U the Intention of those eral su|>crvLiion of tho management of
interested to ndd to all plant* with aJJ properties and co-opcrate with the
such promptness and to make Such ad staff of the Jacksonville office in„ en
dition* of said capacity as will adt*- deavoring to see that the management
of each property U properly looked af
ter This corporation, as also the pttrture of all communities in
company, J . G. White Company,
company has plants
b participating in the financing
Tin- improvements already approved of the enterprise although as previou»and which are intended to R prornptly ly stated this financing js being done
carried out are estimated to cost more mostly by the Fingineering Securitir-s
than $.100,000 cash and further improve Corporation,
m enu and additions will be authorized
The party left St. Augustine Mon
us rapidly a* it cun be shown that the day evening by special train, which in
«ties and prospective growth of the re- clude* two private cars and private
speCtlve communities justify such fur dining c«r, in order to .spend Tuesday
thcr extension*.
March llth , at F’ort Meyer» and vieinSo far os the owners are concerned ity. Short stoy Ring made at Arcadtheir principal gains from the
y
n
^
i
— -i.j. March
and management of a large numlH-r of 12th. b to be spent at Mradentown and
prtqu-rtiei Hre «rxpcctctl—be (w- cfi-nv<«(
-loity, the party molai mg lo Sure
from tiie increased output which will
a , where the mayor and citixrns
ve extended a hospitable invitai Ion
J«* ,tiade jHMtihle partly by' additions
the party to lunch. Mn Hinnaiwi
an-ji Kill), Jb t. p a t t i - UiVwJqqgat
n r : —-*■->-•■
What Florida- mtwt—tfo;' wBetf- ft
com « to having proper representation
at the great Panama canal exposition
in 1915, in San Francisco, wan indicat
ed in an emphatic manner yesterdayby H. E. \'an Deman, of Washington,
f). C., tho distinguished horticulturiat
nnd authority, who has been identified
prominently with tho department of
agriculture, Mr. Van Dcman being a
visitor to the city yesterday, whilo enreut# from the lower East Coast of tbe
state to Louisiana.
Mr. Van Dcman said at thia great
exposition Florida should have an ex
hibit which should be complote in every
detail, and which should show the
state. The opportunity he pointed
out was such a great one of incalcula
ble benefit to the state, that plans
should R Started iimuediately in order
to thoroughly and exhaustively give
tbe state the representation which it
deserve».
x x x x x
Three thousand followen of Vcnustiano Carranza, rebel leader of Sonora,
.re rurmunded In the vicinity of Iuimpaxos, Nuevo Leon, by 4,000 federal
troops, according to u statmpgpt by
attitude of the présent administration
toward tbe lutUn-Ameriran
affair«,
made public yesterday afternoon, was
considered by the Central and South
American diplomataJt* In the friendly
-pint which was voiced in the declara
tion The consensu» of opinion among
them w,u> one ol approval (hat the poli
cy of hi- uilumfi-trufion would be to
disco un letiunce lawli-a revolutions and
al the same time to encourage tlie growth
of the friendly relations.
XXXXX
A despairing cry of "I can hold out
nnly a week lonjqjr," was sent in cipher
In wireless today from Shukri Pasha,
Turkish commander of Adrianople, to
Ids superior Officers here, according to
unofficial rcjuirt.-.
Shukri, who has
I held out for many months against the
Tuesday, with headquarter» at the Roy - im iulm l. *■< »mg»! gum ot the llulgar-
t.-llt. tlHilled and experienced n q ilie e r -.
lun- and Servians, is -aid to have In
w h o huvM had »•Xptru.-llCvJn the m anage p a r t y will proceed to Palm lieach formed tin- porte in bis mc-wage that
ment and ,q»-ruiion of such iir«qierti«< wh«-rt»1t will l>« uivoimnodutcil part ly Adnaiuiplv t* practically at the end of
a* are Ring ucqifin-d. The staff will
also include ex|a-rt areountanU and
everything incident to an organixation
titled to adequately SU|MTVil4 the oR rution of n large number of p ro R rtii*.
Each proja-rty own<*i will la- oja-ratwi
by a Inca) comopuy which will .dually
have the nimte which will Include the
num c of th * locnl city or town where
the plant U located, or some other local
well known namoi F'arh local comwlitoh will irw lmlu sfiata oJ.Üut B f l
.it the Royal Poinciuna and part ly a t
The Breakers. The party will silenti
Wednesday and Thursday at Palm
Beach anti leave Thursday evening for
New York in special cars which will
meanwhile remain ht Palm Beach.
There will be u »hört stop at Jack
sonville onTaltirdny morning, this visit
R ing »hortet than those In charge of
the party desire in order that a numher of the guest» may be home Rfore
Fluster. The present plan R in g that
fim Uy l f i l l - n i n . - h
V urk
g ator.
possible that Mr. White and Ip* t«so
liâtes have great faith in the fitlure of
Florida, it Ring generally understood
that they »relieve Ufüt tlvL* State wiif
probably, show at the next cefiiU* the
larKiwt , percentage ;fif grfiW\b in the
yuipn 'iuriiq; thu pnswfit décade.
II
it.* »uppll«« uf lood and shimunltion,
while there is much sickness, especially
scurvy and intestinal disorder*, which
are ravaging the defenders' ranks.
County., Pn.; W, A. Stickney, A. O,
Edwards &. Sons, hunker*, St. Louia;
Wm. P. Sharpie**, president Chester
County Trust Co.. West Chest«, Pa.;
H. T. Slhley, pn-rident Chicago Savng* Bank und Trust Co., Chlc*$Ql_ji.
N' ''rimmitV“" eapitalUf WtiW—liaera.
Po.; Unter Uralng Uming, Scovdlle &
Co., hanker*, Piltaburg; Thomas Fhtrla
White, capitalist, Philadelphia; J. A.
Woolfolk, Browning, Woolfolk A Co.,
banker*, UiuUvlUe. Ky.; F'red Yprd,
p r e s i d e n t J . G . W h i t o A C o . , Inc., and
president Engineering Securitiea Cor
poration, New York; Mr*. J . G. Whit«,
J. Dtlgald Will ta, aecretary Engineer
ing Securities Corporation, New York;
thi* anticipated growth actually take*
place It will «urely be »K-nt-ficlal to the
State to have so many propertie* whlrh
directly enter fo th<* nmlstrt.tho public
in tho hands of thaw who will R uble
T ògr,:.?^ T iw !!g
uy. 1..... 1 111 iffriupiriMiTiïïi
a-
1nrywMir ; t e k
»on & Cuftta, banker*. New York; A.
to provide fully for the litermwed con when their composition h a *-R en final
II. Harinjc,. president Union National Hildegradc Owen. N«w York; Charlea
make him well qualified.to fill with emi
sumption and need* of .th«. local cgm- |y determined,
n
f ftV Frwqfblnwn. J J , I, i ^rnf Hiah
nent aatUfaction to hfer constitttcnRr*T U h W w hiI flnaitfiftttwttf t R ?juatL
BUL-UilMUSL -aBDI*aM!_i2_
V t
tere*ted in the above propeTtii-, and ranged by tlte. Engim-ering Securities
itich other* as may R acquired, not to Corporautlon of New York of which M
raise fates, but to lower them from time White l* president.
The J. G. White Company.
Inc.,
to time, as Increased hales and as manwlthdi Kos botti .well. known in the, en
'firaetuHHJT
¿ftst*
*
mny'losttfy
such
low
car iò car wUB a "fluor.-, Mr. Y?lh3 E fi
gineering and pulrtic utility .field haa
iven was quite popular among a large er prices, a* -the.'rates which have Rem
recently
lomicd
new sulisidiary
«1« of friends. ’ No cause hM been Jn th« past charged to tho different
;
corporation*,
Thee«
aro.
th« J . G.
plants aro steady there may b® some
Yes Jot bis rash act.
R. Walter *Ddgh. Maitland, Coppell A
Co., hankers. New York; Mr*. W alt«
R. Uigh, New York; James Marwich,
Marwich, Mitchell Peat A Co., acCOUntanU, New York; Marlon MrMilUn, Emerson, McMUUn A_Co.,~&mkm,
New York: Dr. J. Townsend Russell,
capitalist, Silver Lake, Susquehanna
ry P. DtiBol*, secretary to president,
J . 0 . White A Co., Inc., New Yorki
Harold Stanley, of financial jdepartment
J . 0 . White A Co., Inc., New York; F.
L. Richards. New York Stock Exchange
Mrs. F. I» Richard*, New York; .-Wil
bur McCoy, Industriai agent, Atlanti«
C ou t Une, ,J«*tawnvtlle.
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M arch 11, 1 1 9 3
THE SAlftoKD HERALD
Fof R elit—»store Room ami
nishcd room in Bishop block. tn q u
Holden R«*ol Estate Co.
4'
For R en t—Two furnished room,
ner Third and Magnolia. Iqqutr.
Sanford Furniture Co store
;■
DISTINGUISHED PARTY
Ixiat.s und taken (or a run around Lake
Monroe and the St. Johns river. There
Group of Millionaires From New York will lie fifty sevOi visitors in the party
/
To Visit Sanford
Next Friday a private car containing
York Mill nrrive in Sanford and ex|«Tt
V> "I*crid the day here inspootiiig our
city and the Celery Delta The Commerrlnl Club and eltliens generally will
a r t as hosts and the party will be shown
u frtsU' tif*old time l\«apiUtHly with’ «
trip to Shell Mound and something good
wTiTr*Tir.TWf-'lft ill 'our lime of m rfm r Retiti a very rordm-trn'fnntmr-n»their loving sympathy and many kind- .i)io,e u h o w ish In a t t e n d p ra y e r meet
ifiL' on t o m o r r o w n ig h t.'
n ew s this iirkiiovJwIgrtient ol «tur
nppreHnt Ian ol the same.
,.
Mrs. Goo. Armstrong and Sons j
Socond street.
Fur Sale—tlruwn Ughdrn mid White
In b o rn eggs. II.Idi l»r "dii»* ni 15
egg-i Indian Runner I Mu* eggs »1.25
j^'r 15 eggs.' All line bn-edin* stockA
Lend a liantl ( 111» ^
Progressive J*òti1(r>" tTr>.
fiti-l-tp
Tim Lend a lim ai Club will meet at
All Local Advertisement« Tnrtrf'TTitS — F7Tr"TT7-iTI~ ‘nm.iîr~wTni nr - a It limit
the
residence
of
Mrs
Henry
Wight
Fri
A t a nus-tiiig of the Commercial Club
Heading, flirre Lents a Line fach Issue lionrtl in private family < all after 3
last Friday night ail arrangements for day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. It i« reo'rliM-k Ninth und Myrtle.
5(/-tf
0 netted that ovary 4 tw n W of the 1 lub
their entertainment were made.
For
Sale
Four
r.ttni
good
mille*
and
attend Ibe moe'iiig
g««MÌ wagon. Fred Shuman, West Side,
morj: Mayor, Spencer,
ritorna* K.
Hates, G. H. Prm*ld, Frank. P. Forster,
S. O. Chase, Frank L- Woodruff, R. J.
H o»J7 IX L. ThfiBISW. T. A. N e a T r m r
Tolar, H. ft. Stevens, Mike Crown, A. P.
^Connelly, Thomas Emmett-Wilson, Col.
Powers. The committee on transpor
tation are Walter Hsnti, N. 1!. Garner,
I). A. Howard, W. J. Thigpen, Alderman
Itunge, Roy Symes. Edward Higgins.
The committee to prepare the feed is
compose«! of D. A Caldwell, C. II l.effler, Dick Maxwell, H. O. Packard, C. It.
Walker, W. L. Andrew*. The finanre
committee is composed of 1). I). CxJd:
hefn and shown all there is to lie seen In
tlie city of Sanford nnd the entire Celery
Delta. Then it will be taken to the fish
fry where they will lie niet with ¡tower
o'clock.
present
All member« are urged to lie Du Hose.
Mrs. Geo. I» Hoy leader.
For Rent—-No HR Ninth St 7 rooms
mid bath. TI. C D uIIqmv WoodmIT Si.
Garner Bldg, First ,St
5-H-tf
(untala Prnrltre
For Safe Sour orange juice, 50c per
The meinlHTS of the Music Club
Chorus a n 1 requested, to com*’ promptly gallon.
I. IMI, tfitteen, Fin. 5K-4p
Fur Ri-ut Four room cottage, rio*'
tif 3:30 o'clock Friday afternoon to the
rwi'lenr" ol Mr». M. 11. Bowle-, to prac in All ronvi*tii"nr«n. J.
tice for tin* cun Ia Ut
I a«! W till« and black
'UturdiiV alleninoli ut 1 o'rlock iJoy
who an1old enough to pick up a piece of >iog Collar anil tag No.
paper to the boy« who can help father ,se«n. Small «jiMt in left
ru t the grav«. There'» .1 secret.
to 012 E. Ninth. Reward
For R e n t—Six room cottage with nil
modern improvement*. -I0t> Falnutu,
avenue. Aiiply to F. W. Muhoiiei ,lt
Ftrnald Hu we. C<l
;t;i u
For Sale— UIoch of five wt-ll im-^tnl
dtysJot*. Address Owner, Up* i^*-r,
. "
GIVEN
H O W T O S E C U R E T H I S H A N D S O M E CAR
W e will issue trade coupons with every purchase made. These coupons arc good for th
T h e person securing the largest n u m b e r ol votes at the close of this contest, will receive thi
lutcly free of alt cost. T h e coupons arc transferable, so if you arc not interested in securing
you can make some relative, friend or acquaintance happy by saving y o u r coupons for them
E Q U A L C H A N C E FOR A L L
NO P U B L I C I T Y
RECORDING
.
No lucky number will win this car. Simply
sign a nomination blank ami have a partic
ular number assigned to you. ami then botml
for your number among ymir r«l.Hives,
friends ami ncqilamfiinres
H a v e l hem pa
tronize our sinre mill
(lie i«illp'i||s Ini
von.
Thn
rn tn s
n rn
s im p tr.
T tic
rtinTTce
costs yon nothing
An opportunity for any
hustling man, woman or child to seen re a
prize that will give lifelong joy and pleasure.
nî rnrtrnmmti. U
If not nun eluent
these days, you
mail them.
OBEY T H E IM PULSE
DATES
Nomination blanks can he clipped from
ibis advertisement, or can be obtained at
mu place of business. Upon receipt of your
amainn( am you will have a particular mini
her assigned to you. The published bulletins
id all cull test, nits will be by number onl\
u u »k awrniotg nttv pttblirtfy-frr yfYHf* tmttn*
All votes received will at outre be entered m
a voting register, and immediately after the
tlpse ol contest, the winner will be an
nounced, and the prize amarded.
SIGN
:ini
W anted—Clean cotton rug», in, », r ,}
at the Herald office. Will pay 2 ,
per pound.
Gooff M ule for Sale Clu-up For m.
Rpection apply to John C. Edwards,
O lery avenue.
:f»-tle
For Sale—Two good mules, w.glin
and harness. See them at Mecca p ;„„
mock ■Qa.tixcciunan p U a . — at. -|c
St. Johns Hotel—Room« and board.
Homelike accommodations for regular
boarders or transients. Good table.
Rates reasonable. W. H. Wat hen, l'r<q,,
* 2 0 W. Ftn r r w —----------3 3 -tr
Wanted—Orders for fine frost proof
cabbage plants, atl varieties, f |
t„.r
1,000; cheaper in larger lots Satisfac
tion guaranteed. F. S. Cannon, \|.g .
gett’s, S. C.
.‘11-3411For Sale— White Maltese hen ami r--.l
Caitjeaux pigeons, color banded , mit.d
jrnirs and youngsters. The best ........
cheapest. Sanford Pigeon iV t-. i.
Itoute !.
*
!i~ *ti
For Sale— Two desirable lot» to ..■
ford HeigbLs. Bargain if taken proii.i ly. Address, D. G. WagnerKissinuniv.
FI*.
44-tf
B LA N K -G E T
PARTICULAR S
G E T T IN G A C Q U A IN T E D W IT H NEW C U S T O M E R S
We do not expect to recover the expense of this contest through a greater per cent, of profit, hilt through
We expect the larger volume of business to more than offset the cost, and it will In* our earnest endeavor to
money in the future than we have in the past.. If you are not in the contest, make some relative friend or
your ruuptms fur .then!. DON T TH ROW THEM AWAY.
NOMINATION BLANK
GOOD FOR TWO THOUSAND VOTES
Place to my credit 2,000 votes and notify me what my number will he
Also send me full particulars how I can win the Howard Anti m »bile.
Name
A d d r e ss
Inxiise of a tie, a prize, identical in every respect with (hat tied for, will he awarded each tieing rnntpatain
Gents Furnishings, Clothing and Shoes. Ladies Shoes, Fine Hosiery a Specialty
Florida
�P u b llà h e d
Ô o m l-W e e k ly — T u e s d a y
and
F r id a y
RANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MARCH 14,
- T I I «-
m
Humors Tlia
Will Be held in San Francisco
in Two Years
lanciers -are Interested in Sanford for
vestments of various Kir
START HAS AEREADV BEEN MADE
In
FLORIDA SHOULD ALSO EXHIBIT
Oiherltemv of ■Sw r-Hspy*fthtft T tar "
Msy of May Not Interest You.
__J ’unla Gorda, Mat.—1A_ TRu ..very
Brett Interest and natural excitement
ovft the coming of the new railroud re
main unabated In T u n ta Gordn nnd vlcinIty. With the surveyors at work on the
line between Venice on the Gulf conit and
the town of Charlotte Harbor acres--■the
hay from this city, and tho publication
of the Charlotte Harbor und Emit Coinl
Hallway Company of Ha Intention to npply to the city council for an ca«cmcnt
'over street*, tho building of Hie road
nppMrs .to be an aaMircri «vent, Tire
length of the road between Venice, which
is now reached by the Seaboard Air Line,
and the town of Charlotte Harbor, U
thirty mile*, and the Jinp passe» through
a diversified country, consisting of ham*
mock, pine, prairie and muck lnn<R
The construction Will not In* difficult or
costly, only ont* stream, the Miakkn hav
ing to lie creased. At this end of tinroute tty« site for the depot, freight
houses and othee.rfecessary buildings, lias
afrFtldy bWjl. decided Upon! und largo
quantities of land have been donated for
the purpose. Humors are rife that thin
Will
Purchase Electric Light and
and Build New Tourist Hotel
A party of fitianrjern are here t*’day
and their presence means much to this
city. They ex|icct to Invest scvi ral
million dollars in Florida in which San
ford will share os the light and water
plant, und ice plant will la* purchased
and Improved and a new tourist hold
erected."
A company is Ring formwl under
the law» of the Stale of Florida to R
known ns the Southern Utilities Com
pany for the purpose of acquiring and
o|>emling n number of public utilities
und ice manufacturing j4oj#>rlies. The
purr haws already made are all In the
Slat« of Florida-and It D probable that
later on additional purrluts«m will R
made which will probably lx- Ryond
tlie .confines of this State
It In lo provide for the growlh. not
only of plant* acquired, but |H<rinitting
the acquiring of additional plants with
tile large capitalization decided upon
The plants already acquired include:
Arcadia Electfric Light and Pnwe
and Ice Plante.
Brad* ntuwn (including
Palmetto
njunj-Manatr-c) Fffectrlc Light and Pow
One of the largest d e a l s ever, ronsum- er Plant.*.
;.twf~ln IJv-I, fluL- lvnn 1 .1 l.r. ■11,. I. .1 Jt.y, — FVrnandlnn I«- PlunL
days ago when The Flngineering
For» Laude duh- Kite!rie Ughi nini
Securities Corporation of New York, Power And Ice Plani-,
holders for J . G—
-i. -i e pur-- * Fori idnycre Eli-etri,. liglil ioaird‘iii«
rhgsed thF-'dinwamaw—Wee trie Com er and Ice Plant»,
pany's plant and Lyle A Edwards' ice
luike City Ice Plant.
* plant, the consideration being $50,090
Live Oak Fire-trie Light and Power
and $35,000 respectively. The new and Ic»- PlunLi, >
purchasers will in the nenr future make
Miami Ire Plants.
many irapruvnnuuita and ¡L is probable1 - -Palntkn .Ice Hants. *.
th a t the two' Industries will be com
Pensacola Ico Plant*.
blned. • \? \
ooo
Punta Gorda Ice Plant. .
The appropriation of $100,000 for the
St. August ine Ire Plant nnd Steam
opening of St. Lucie inlet und making or Laundry.
It a harbor of refuge for ocean going vr*Sanford l-'lre-tric Light ami Power,
wd». ha* given n big lm|Hlur to (l*e mile of (iaa Ice Plant ami Water Work;
property in the vicinity ot Siuaii. und at
Tar)xm Spring* F'lcrtrfc Light and
Port Sewall, tho ney town Kiai ha* I*»* »» power and In- Plants
laid ou t fay the Srsmll's FYiin r t.nnd to m - ‘ W d srrn im flelrh Ktr-ftrtr t.tEht nnd
pony, just opposite G ilR rt's buy.
Power and it-e Plants.
ooo
One nf the henefit* which has already
The Marion County F’air Association, accrued to the Slate of Florida h> that
which haa conducted u ino*t erwiitabic moat'of the plant* purchased have alannual exhibit of the n*M>urros of Marioil• ready (teen pnht for. in fuU h cast».
county for aevernl yn are, lia* invited This Ita» brought a large nnuiimt ol
Alachua and Sumter counties to join it,1 new investment mnm>y Into the Stufi
an Annual Tri-County F'nir
and has according lo leading hankers
of Jacksonville nnd other rille* to ma
Plana for the further, development »(
JaekJSjiivIHt' un XJB}*great-conventioi*.city, and givtxi the local ru sijil«-. w]i»^ have
of the southeast through agflitstrivc hid received, or are to receive, lne_mndj<
•ling* for muctinga of interstate Impor for investment -in fit her local entertant« resulted yewtxrrdny In the senolon prim .
of the convention* committees of the
It la intend«d that payments will R
R a rd of trade and the Hotel Men'* As completed within the next thirty days
sociation goipg on record a* in favor of n for till those plants which have not id
fund of 130,000 rather than $20,000 tin Mtdy l»«*en fully paid for.
This will
entertainment and co-t of getting »ycl, bring »till more cash into the Stai*
available for local Ipvest metits. Inrlud
hordes of visit or*.lug the psymefit* for all of the plaub
i L a k e l a n d ’» Noil Pogtmaitcr
and tho additton- and extrnaion* which
lfim ..J .-C . Brown, 'wlw* reside* at
are Intebdod to be made.
The entire
Rkclniid but bctng.n former resident ol
i,I*ration mean* an inv«dmenl In the
Sanford I - nil ( l.unu-d hy tà Ç fà -'IlU iy
fitjT W l-Ufort n a y YpsftothtSYVmkinr
bands with old friend*.,*j$lrLlJ t^iwp.V*
a well known-engineer of the A. ,C. I*|
and' hh* many friends over t V state.
Having been a staunch Democrat and
wifty worker all hi* Hfc he ii in line ft*
l*»stmaster a t Imkeland and ha* Iwcn
«tK.ngly,endorsed by htany lt-aifit'.g clti-aena o f Jxikrbind rmd ether cities In the
»tat«..
Laxt spring he had the additional
honor placed upon him of being elect««*
•Iteprreentative .„from Pd Ik R u n ty , a
position which, hi* InttHii
Down for Busy Herald Readat»-—
n r : —-*■->-• ■
What Florida- mtwt—tfo;' wBetf- ft
com « to having proper representation
at the great Panama canal exposition
in 1915, in San Francisco, wan indicat
ed in an emphatic manner yesterdayby H. E. \'an Deman, of Washington,
f). C., tho distinguished horticulturiat
nnd authority, who has been identified
prominently with tho department of
agriculture, Mr. Van Dcman being a
visitor to the city yesterday, whilo enreut# from the lower East Coast of tbe
state to Louisiana.
Mr. Van Dcman said at thia great
exposition Florida should have an ex
hibit which should be complote in every
detail, and which should show the
Gas - Plants,.
This1-Re t he m«wt u m rinring proof
possible th a t Mr. White and Ip* t«so
liâtes have great faith in the fitlure of
Florida, it Ring generally understood
that they »relieve Ufüt tlvL* State wiif
probably, show at the next cefiiU* the
larKiwt , percentage ;fif grfiW\b in the
yuipn 'iuriiq; thu pnswfit décade.
II
thi* anticipated growth actually take*
place It will «urely be »K-nt-ficlal to the
State to have so many propertie* whlrh
directly enter fo th<* nm lstrt.tho public
in tho hands of thaw who will R uble
equalization of rates, hut the general I White Engineering Corporation, which
|wlicy will he to gradually lower, a» has taken a participation in the flnanrmay lie justified by rnmlitiuni.
1ing of tho Southern Utilities Company
One of the principal gains to the lo i ami which will do the general engineercality in which plants have boon or niay 1Ing for and have the general su|iervibe acquired wilL be that the Southern slnn of such additions and extensions
Utilities Company will lie able to raise , to plants as may R mails. The second
ample fundi whenever required to ; sulwidiary company the J. G. White
make extension' to tlie plants it owns management cori>orntlon will have gen
or controls. It U the Intention of those eral su|>crvLiion of tho management of
interested to ndd to all plant* with aJJ properties and co-opcrate with the
such promptness and to make Such ad staff of the Jacksonville office in„ en
dition* of said capacity as will adt*- deavoring to see that the management
of each property U properly looked af
ter This corporation, as also the pttrture of all communities in
company, J. G. White Company, state. The opportunity he pointed
company has plants
b participating in the financing out was such a great one of incalcula
Tin- improvements already approved of the enterprise although as previou»- ble benefit to the state, that plans
and which are intended to R prornptly ly stated this financing js being done should R Started iimuediately in order
carried out are estimated to cost more mostly by the Fingineering Securitir-s to thoroughly and exhaustively give
than $.100,000 cash and further improve Corporation,
tbe state the representation which it
m enu and additions will be authorized
x x xx x
The party left St. Augustine Mon deserve».
us rapidly a* it cun be shown that the day evening by special train, which in
Three thousand followen of Vcnus«ties and prospective growth of the re- clude* two private cars and private
tiano Carranza, rebel leader of Sonora,
speCtlve communities justify such fur dining c«r, in order to .spend Tuesday
.re rurmunded In the vicinity of Iuimthcr extension*.
March llth , at F’ort Meyer» and viein- paxos, Nuevo Leon, by 4,000 federal
So far os the owners are concerned ity. Short stoy Ring made at Arcadtroops, according to u statmpgpt by
their principal gains from the
y
n
^
i
— -i.j. March
and management of a large numlH-r of 12th. b to be spent at Mradentown and
prtqu-rtiei Hre «rxpcctctl—be (w- cfi-nv<«(
-loity, the party molai mg lo Sure
from tiie increased output which will
a, where the mayor and citixrns
ve extended a hospitable invitai Ion
J«* ,tiade jHMtihle partly by' additions
the party to lunch. Mn Hinnaiwi
an-ji Kill), Jbt. p a t t i - UiVwJqqgat
attitude of the présent administration
toward tbe lutUn-Ameriran
affair«,
made public yesterday afternoon, was
considered by the Central and South
American diplomataJt* In the friendly
-pint which was voiced in the declara
tion The consensu» of opinion among
them w,u> one ol approval (hat the poli
cy of hi- uilumfi-trufion would be to
disco un letiunce lawli-a revolutions and
al the same time to encourage tlie growth
of the friendly relations.
X X XXX
t.-llt. tlHilled a n d experienced n q ili e e r - .
w h o huvM had »•Xptru.-llCvJn th e m anage
m ent and ,q»-ruiion of such iir«qierti«<
a* are Ring ucqifin-d. The staff will
also include ex|a-rt areountanU and
everything incident to an organixation
titled to adequately SU|MTVil4 the oRrution of n large number of proRrtii*.
Each proja-rty own<*i will la- oja-ratwi
by a Inca) comopuy which will .dually
have the nimte which will Include the
num c of th * locnl city or town where
the plant U located, or some other local
well known namoi F'arh local comwlitoh will irw lmlu sfiata oJ.Üut B f l
A despairing cry of "I can hold out
nnly a week lonjqjr," was sent in cipher
In wireless today from Shukri Pasha,
Turkish commander of Adrianople, to
Ids superior Officers here, according to
unofficial rcjuirt.-.
S h u k ri, who has
I held o u t for m a n y m o n th s a g a in s t the
Tuesday, with headquarter» at the Roy - imiulml. *■< »mg»! gum ot the llulgarlun- and Servians, is -aid to have In
party will proceed to Palm lieach formed tin- porte in bis mc-wage that
wh«-rt»1t will l>« uivoimnodutcil partly Adnaiuiplv t* practically at the end of
.it the Royal Poinciuna and partly at it.* »uppll«« uf lood and shimunltion,
The Breakers. The party will silenti while there is much sickness, especially
Wednesday and Thursday at Palm scurvy and intestinal disorder*, which
Beach anti leave Thursday evening for are ravaging the defenders' ranks.
New York in special cars which will
meanwhile remain ht Palm Beach.
There will be u »hört stop at Jack County., Pn.; W, A. Stickney, A. O,
sonville onTaltirdny morning, this visit Edwards &. Sons, hunker*, St. Louia;
Ring »hortet than those In charge of Wm. P. Sharpie**, president Chester
the party desire in order that a num- County Trust Co.. West Chest«, Pa.;
her of the guest» may be home Rfore H. T. Slhley, pn-rident Chicago SavFluster. The present plan R ing that ng* Bank und Trust Co., Chlc*$Ql_ji.
fimUy lfill-nin.-h
Vurk gator. N' ''rimmitV“" eapitalUf WtiW—liaera.
Po.; Unter Uralng Uming, Scovdlle &
Co., hanker*, Piltaburg; Thomas Fhtrla
White, capitalist, Philadelphia; J. A.
Woolfolk, Browning, Woolfolk A Co.,
banker*, UiuUvlUe. Ky.; F'red Yprd,
president J. G. Whito A Co., Inc., and
president Engineering Securitiea Cor
poration, New York; Mr*. J. G. Whit«,
J. Dtlgald Will ta, aecretary Engineer
ing Securities Corporation, New York;
Tògr,:.?^T iw!!g a - 1nrywMir; t e k
»on & Cuftta, banker*. New York; A.
when
their
composition
ha*-Ren
final
to provide fully for the litermwed con
II. Harinjc,. president Union National Hildegradc Owen. N«w York; Charlea
make him well qualified.to fill with emi sumption and need* of .th«. local cgm- |y determined,
n
nent aatUfaction to hfer constitttcnRr*TU hWwhiI flnaitfiftttwttf tR ?juatL f ftV Frwqfblnwn. JJ , I, i ^ rn f Hiah
rcr^nrnme
uy. 1....111iffriupiriMiTiïïi
B U L -U ilM U SL - a B D I * a M ! _ i 2 _
V t
tere*ted in the above propeTtii-, and ranged by tlte . Engim-ering Securities
itich other* as may R acquired, not to Corporautlon of New York of which M
raise fates, but to lower them from time White l* president.
The J. G. White Company.
Inc.,
to time, as Increased hales and as manwlthdi Kos botti .well. known in the, en
'firaetuHHJT
¿ftst*
*
m
ny'losttfy
such
low
car iò car wUB a "fluor.-, Mr. Y?lh3Efi
gineering and pulrtic utility .field haa
iven was quite popular among a large er prices, a* -the.'rates which have Rem
recently
lomicd
new sulisidiary
«1« of friends. ’ No cause hM been Jn th« past charged to tho different
;
corporation*,
Thee«
aro.
th« J. G.
plants aro steady there may b® some
YesJot bis rash act.
ry P. DtiBol*, secretary to president,
J. 0 . White A Co., Inc., New Yorki
Harold Stanley, of financial jdepartment
J. 0 . White A Co., Inc., New York; F.
L. Richards. New York Stock Exchange
Un, Emerson, McMUUn A_Co.,~&mkm, Mrs. F. I» Richard*, New York; .-Wil
New York: Dr. J. Townsend Russell, bur McCoy, Industriai agent, Atlanti«
capitalist, Silver Lake, Susquehanna C o u t Une, ,J«*tawnvtlle.
R. Walter *Ddgh. Maitland, Coppell A
Co., hankers. New York; Mr*. W alt«
R. Uigh, New York; James Marwich,
Marwich, Mitchell Peat A Co., acCOUntanU, New York; Marlon MrMil-
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m ai
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March H ,- » « -
OUR BRICK ROAD?
Commti
mlssloner
Woodruff Save* Th«
Tax Payer« Big Sum
Sanford*« brick road project Is now
to h^vf'Wnrk fuinmuiml
,
Tl*» bonds amounting to $200,000 were
sold on a Ipata on J> per cent interest at
a '«light premium. A Cincinnati lirm
took the entire inane which was in de
nomination of $1,000. A great many
bid« w«ra on file on a buU of-6 per rent;
but County' Commissioner Frank L.
Woodruff, of Sanford, was not natinfled
to pay so high rate or interest and held
the.matter of closing the «ale over for
^ few days with the result that onehalf of 1 per cent waa saved, which will
equal a saving of $30,000 by tho tlmo
redemption date arrival. Some of the
workers sgalns^ Jhe^resting of a new
front the nartbVrn' portion of Orange
county, with Sanford as the county
«eat. - made gire»— capital of the- fset
that the bonds were not sold upon the
data as advertised and spread. Uua>kksv^i
in some portions of the new county (hat
the credit waa so poor that it waa Impossible to dispose of the bonds, but
Sanfopl’s business men landed on top
as usual, and exploded another very
flimsy -argument against county divi
sion, by selling the bonds at a saving
.of $30,000 over what it was generally
conceded would have to he paid in. intore*tTho contracts for purchasing the
brick and doing the work on the roads
are now-pending and will In nU proba
bility be let within the next to* days.
Work wHI bo commenced in aa malfly
different places as the supply of mater
ials will justify. Five millions of brick
wiU be used In the project. The cul
verts will be made of concrete and. the
work of laying the roads will be as good
as money can secure. The H , S. Jaudon Engineering Company, of Savan
nah, Ga.t has chnrga of the preiiminnry
work, and will continue to net for thboard until! tho contracts have been
let. It is also probable that his con
cern will have supervision over the ron•tructlon.— Bates, In T . U, I i Ì . .
.
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fleaning-llp Day
A t the regular meeting of the Wret
Bide Improvement
Association • last
week It was unanimously agreed to
... vet aside April 2nd for a cleaning-up day
"**-Sr,fof. rhnt .tectiiin! •• Mrii ¿ —EU Wefi—
the mov"m"ril iar the Wrsf
Aldo that i* being received with so much
enthusiasm not only in Sanford, but
thorougbout these United States of ours.
T he moviTDcnt is dintinctly a wumunla
movement and wherever tried Is meeting
with wonderful success, notably in Wich
ita, Kansas, now known as the rity beau
tiful. The merchants of the town con
tributed to the sucrere of the enterprix^1
ing women’s club«, by making a reduc
tio n -o n garden' impjfhenbir S H E * ami
plants, hammocks, flower pots, paints,
etc., etc., on a certain day previous to
y - • -etewninf-up—dayr—W itto u rlfte rc h a h li
be os generous? Already the conjura
tion of the street committee has been
prumioed and "Cleaning-Up Udy" 1«
meeting with cordial support. Prop
erty owners and householders in the
Weist Side are enthused In a way that
promises to make the West Side blossom
like the rose on April 2nd. Owners of
Funoccupied premises are asked to give
l lteir a ttention' to th» ' pah?¿‘TiTaF'[¡Tiuiw
of the work. The children oi the West
Side are going to have a part in the work
too. Lawns are going to be cut. flower
pots painted, streets cleaned; sidewalks
swept, trash burned up, garbage re
moved, all the enthusiastic cooperation
of the people who live in and have prop?
erty in this pretty section of Sanford.
Already Improvements are being msde
pork walks which , havt recently been
cut and flower beds seeded and planted.
Much has been done by the Weat Side
Improvement Association for the Improve merit of th h end of towtr;bm7Tni?Tr
nrere t ail t>e H ot»jTTiy a "long pnll, V
strong pull and a pull altogether.” Bemember the date, April 2nd.
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‘ R ecJp ro rlljr
Whenevrr tho country noa-BjutperB
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And foreigners invading the Held of tho
_ _ hppp? XUcrcbanU' with- fwod nmi
cliandise and selling them to th« farinere,
Uiey are ukod to arim and ^vback the
intruder and advise tho fanpets to buy
their goods of the homo ffwehant*.
, And when foreign printing hopsoa.
*j»alr ‘ repw ntatism. wrong: t tac
Xflm iml business men, ftiany of Jh«ie
That's reciprocity.— BrSa ford Tlroea.
in
ts
t i n s ’*
the center of attention in only the Finest Quality Merchandise in all of
the latest designs,., newest weaves and with Jthfi_B.est W^rkinanghijj.
MEN’S DEPARTMENT FOR
MONDAY SALE AT 8 O’CLOCK S H O ES -
18-in Allover Embroidery, 35c value, Monday
18-In Corset Cover Embroidery *1..*..:.«,............ - ............
.19c
When it comes to buying a ¡ g . in Embroidery Flounciiij^,!, the 35c quality, a yard
standard size Suit
Q Q n SomcthimLUCw, 28* in novon,y Pcaque with stripe.........19c
Everybody Can Hxye* One
rCase, $1.35'value for
d O t
-
‘;Sfee this handsome line of Mercerized Ef
fects, values up to 35c a yard, Monday Sale at 8
f 1.25 SHIRTS 9Tt
Here is a Dress Shirt xjtecial,
in negligee style, fast color, all
sizes, your choice each
only for Monday
97c
50c WORK SHIRTS 43c
jCenuine “Blue Bell” Chambrey Work Shifts, with two
pockets, oil sizes, 50c
value, our price
43c
ti clock, si yard.
.
19c
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27-in EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING 59c
For Monday see this choice line of Em
broidery Flouncing made from a fine quality
Swiss, special a yard............ ......
59c
SPECIAL LINE CRINKELED SEERSUCKER
This is an exceptional value in plain, striped and
flowered seersuckers for Monday choice, a yard
on1y,r
i
19c
FAST COLOR GALATEA
ai
$1.00 OVERALLS 89c
The best, Nunnnlly’s Engin
eer Overalls or Jumpers “ Union
Made," made to sell for $ 1 .0llal
We say a garment
for these
89c
For Monday we will have on sale a choice line of
solid color, also striped Galatea, special a yard
only............................
M« « « „ « a a * a a
LINEN SUITING SPECIAL
LinenB come and go, but the chance to buy a gen
uine all Linen Suiting Crash, 40c value js yours 2 0 @
........
Monday a yard,‘......„.
R E D S E A L Z E P llY R S
50c GIRARDS 39c
, Unnouig.-fl-^ihanee to buy a
50c quality Elastic Seam Draw
ers, ail sizes, our spec-.
ini prjco only
a■ t it it ^
39c
- *w -*
50c Rtlhriggan Undershirt*
T his b a 60c garment, genu
ine Balbriggan Shirts. For
'MoTïïîny~R«nhîA jrp w
ial, per garment
M^n’a Night Shirts 49c
These N ig h t ¡Shirts are w o rth .
75çr See ttm üpedial
for.Mohday, only___
49c
10c Bow Tie« 5 7-8c
Very special for Monday’s
sale, n handsome selection of
Bow Ties in blaek and
fancy colors
D gC
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Om- Sh oe dcparUaonu hw»joAr received niany attractive
styles for the men of the family,
this is the tim e to buy SnnwV
“ Union M ade“ Shoes for men
at prices never equalled. Mon
day inspect this great bargain;
$3.50 grade .$ JL 9 8 r $ 4 .0 0
grade 3.48; 4.60 (ftQ q q
g r a d e . . . .............. « p O s i / O
LADIES, CHILDREN
Special values will be found
in our ladies’ and children’s
Shoe department- for Monday.
10 c Ox blood Polish 5 7-Hc
The genuine Whittemore’s
Oxblood Shoe Polish sells for
. 10 c a package for
p 7
M onday on ly...........
O hC
W INDOW SHADES 2 lr I
Choice line of "Peerless"
brand window shades, colors
white, ecru, dark green, medium green and dark
blue, 40c grade
U ») C
The curtain is up on the. greatest show of Wash
-a'» 1
Fabrics we have ever had the pleasure* to show. Dainty
Lawns, Domestic Novelty Cotton, as well as Silk and 10 c Macbeth Chimneys <5 7-s
Colored Mixed Fabrics claim the attention and compel
The genuine MaeÌK*th Loop
.admiration. ; Keji Seal ftephyr Ginghmns,in the newest chimneyx^peari buivsiUiu.
spring pattefttBr-colorings and many hew brilliant, ef*
V,.__ _
fects Ln plain shades," offer spring replenishing oppor sale
e ttc h ............. ...
U kC
tunities for women and children's wardrobes,7^
15c values special; f *JS~*
«-«*****w-mw* r. 1.. ■»•••^ 0 .41 UM) America Clocks 7 lr
America Clocks ;ire $I.imi
90-in LINEN 98c
Splendid weight bleached Linen, 2 U yards wide, values, and they will alarm at
worth $1.25 a yard ver>' special, for Monday a
just right time, Mon- f7Q y*
yurd only
day Bale each .
it) C
lUc
98c
P A R A S O L S — P A H A S O I jS
■Easter is in sight arftTTor Monday a large and varied
line of Parasols in all of the neatest..combinations and
most stylish effects will he on sale from 25c
5c TAUKS 2*..r
Dòuble* ptjjntcd Tack- full
coúhtjidwhys seKs nl ;>i% |>;u*k*
Up to
age, our price Monday
a package ...............
$6*98
sisw.
T
W A S H S K IR T S
* For Monday your special attention is called to ouV
large assortment of Wash Skirts in all of the desirable
materials, all strictly man tailored in the latest styles.
Special lots for Monday at 98c, $1.19, $1.48
GO
»1 Kw«>j) your walks!
TO CINCINNATI-LOUISVIIXE
Via South AtluMic Limited; ikiily
’through tndn. Dînera. II. C. Brew
I , -, m y, F. P. A. L. & N. It. It., Jackson
ville; Adv,
67-Frl 4b Ture— lflte
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J5c STOVE PIPE Sr
For M onday^ wile at 8 a. m.
we will place on Kale, f> n
and (Lin sto v e pipe joint w C
.
These are made by "Pilcher”
and is n regular 1.0c seller. For
our Monday's sale they' £* \
will be
-*>•**•*fmrnrn*t***» *
6k
CARPET SHIPPERS
Are for comfort. See this
special line Monday for man
and women, all sizes
.V??
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FURNITURE
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c;
$1.00 SOFT SH IR TS-79c
,1 m irm A iugr..
m-d, creimi color, all tnzes,
Monday
a t....
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FURNITURE
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Monday sale will find many attractive bargains for
Furniture line, including uressers
Washstands, Chiffoniers, Sideboards, Brass, Iron or
Oak Beds, National Springs, Coil Springs, Dining
Tables, Center Tallies, Dining Chairs, Rockers, and
many other. Terms cash or on easy weekly payments.
$29.75 8IDEBOARP m 9 8 — - -
thriftyP inBthe
■the M
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plate glass mirrors.
onljT*«■**
$5.00 STETSONS $3.98
Miller Block, Columbia, D a
kota Trixl. They are nl) going.
JBark nr Ian, .N».— 1
1 grade SteUrms . *PO«<
^
............
. ’K
Victor Talking Machine
These Wonderful
musical
instruments are reiidlly ac
knowledged as the leader in thh
line. B y making a-small pay
m ent down and payments of
$1.00 a week soon buy« a Vic*
• (o r.
TRUNKS
-Fair M onday—yotir -BjKHiiab
to the grrat
*>k Sidshwar ds; i rith-PrgiicH bargains in Trunks, ivgular
For Monday’s sale C M C Q Q trays, uLso the automatic tray
-•
1/ JD. -kind, from
(P ‘1^7 Q Q
$2.59, $4.48 to
MATTRESS SAl^E $1.98
- Full size double betf, mattress covered with a fine
50c BUCKETS 39r
“de of tick, special for our next Mon, These an* tin* 50c kind granaaie -..f. —
iteware water bucket.4, also fibtv
•r
$2.00 O A K C E N T E R T A B L E S $1.48
Solid Oak Table. 2A inches square, a truly wonderful
value,-for Monday'# sale; while this lot "
Mm
a
ones, special Mon
day only
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■.ftiffl tía*,,
S u n rt
S m ire
and
and X«
iron ci
can soin Iown a Sto«. br malln| *
5?kW»li toa»minl down and .r«k!.
—r a ,
t
JH d ta y ^ « ilo tfirte g a p
vaniteti iron Tuba (the niflb
p riiu f n m D ;m tn a :H n r .D f td te te
will bè s o ltf'ò t (*óbh
only.
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C u t your
April 2nd. »'*'
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E
THE
TROUBLE WITH EXPRESS Uon known ua th"- "Forty Thitvm" and
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r .a n n o tiC c r ^ S c tv ic c ,.^ ^
■s X t t ■**'* h tola ol ;u,b*-wlw»
P eo p le H e r e
by
are A r o u ie d
to
>a
.
r a n i c h a r g e d f->r t h e » r u v
T in
stuff is d i s t r i b u t e d m il to t h e v a ru m ro ad s at J a c k s o n v i l l e a n d *ent n o itr
way to destination, w h e t h e r by freig h t
\ eri
Date
th a t p r o p e r ' a d j u s t m e n t of flifTerch--« s
an d furnishing eip u p im - n i
w o u ld lie
fu rn ish ed
T h e m a t t e r wu» a ls o r a i l e d
to th e a t t e n t i o n of t h e S t a l e Itailrm td
t 'mn m ission , w h ich in t u r n rofern-d
the mfitter to (lie I n t e r s t a t e ( -iim n
in t r e e L ' o m n i u i i u n . T h e h ^|>rt>hS t'lilllr
p un y m m le it pi an t h i i
tw o hi id it ^
th a t tin- alleg ed iii.ruiixeniem e> luul
lieen d o n e a w a y w ith a n d t h a t t h e s e r
vice w in now as g o od ,i- l
grow er»
an d s h i p p e r s c o u ld desiri it
|i was
I '«‘♦Ul
its o rig in a l s t a t e , no elfort hinvìi
a v in g (►»-» n
ttlade In so far ns S n ti /m d in c o n c e r n e d
In b e t t e r s h i p p i n g c o n d it io n s
\x
m a n y as fou r sole! enr lo,els ->l x egt a i - i f h a v e g o n e tu tw .ird Irorn h* re ift
,4ilW! . U»>
ex p ress I .lie
'I*
’ W P e* fArfrfrrt hi 'o r d i n a r y Iiox cur* a n d
hauled to J a c k s o n villi liy fr e ig h t i r am »
Tin» s y s t e m
of c a r r y i n g
|H -rishah|i
p r o d u c t s liy freig h t w g h o u l n-friger.i
lion, h a s c o n s p i r e d to g r e a t l y d a m a g e
the p r o d u c t s e n r o u t e , p ro lo n g t h e tu tu
of th e t r i p a n d work u n all a r o u n d
h a rd s h ip u (hjii tin- p r o d u c e r s , b y tie
p r o d u c t s r e a c h i n g th e m a r k e t s m n
wilted u n d w i t h e r e d c o n d i t i o n , th cr«1hy forcing t h e i r sale at p rices m m an y
instance-* ill t h a rei-, - n r h ,' Ir e r t o >te
(rax freight charge
a m i .,! lie
-aim
tu n e w o rk in g a Ju ud . iiip npm i liie p r o
die-ers mid g ro w er» (ieri- b y e ¡risin g
tliem to lose tlieir t r a d e o n a c c o u n t ol
mieli e x t r e m e l y in u d e t p ii e fucili t h e for
h a n d lin g th e o u t p u t
W h e n t h e new u n io n s t a t i n a was
co m p le te d a n d t h e s h i p m e n t s oil xege
tables was t r u m f erreil from tin- d o w n
to w n dejMil to tin- new s t a t i o n
wn»
ho|*'d th a t a c h a n g e w ould le- in a-It
for t f|e U - t l e r m g of 'h i si-rxl-e h ip
tills ha» u m i d i t u I» ,» w ro n g .vxc.m.j.
timi, iln I he Kx press - p i a rte rs ay now
wlsoit C o m p le te d a r e roti as gOod ft
thooe fo rm erly liad a t t h e o ld a l a t i m i
He lo ad in g p l a t f o r m is en tire ly loo
»alidi, t h e s h e l t e r not sufficient to protis't th e p r o d u c t * fro m r a m , s u n am i
sto rm w hile aw s i ti n g
t h e a r r i v a l of
the f r a in s w h ic h a re to t a k e th e f n for
ward. T h e r a i n «tin easily Mtiw e n
tirely t h r o u g h t h e lo a d in g p l a t f o r m
from e a s t to wc*l a n d tfie stu ff p la c e d
there for * hp m e rt is o f t e n t i m m U ltli
u.-tui b y t h r h o t slln a n d jieltin g show
era before ¡1 in t a k e n a b o a r d tl l f c a r s
A c o n c e r t e d a c t i o n is now t a k i n g fo r m
here h a v in g for its pur|M*«c t h e p la c in g
of th es e c o n d i t i o n * >n a n n fliih il way
Ite fore th e S t a t e Kuilwny ( ‘m id n is s io n
und aU o t h e lnti*r S t a t e ( ' n r p m e r i s '
f'omttiiliiililn, a* m o s t o f t h e s h i p m e n t "
are i n t e r - s t a t e s h i p m e n t s
T i r tirsi
c o m p la in t m a d e wa* a n i n l o m t ii l one,
b u t now it is pro)>osed t o t a k e t f i ' m a t
ter tip a n d h a v e it f o u g i n in a |egulit«sl
h earin g b e fo r e t h e - e offl-iaLs f*o<lles
w ith t h e h o p e s o f s e c u r i n g p r o p e r a d
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munm'r i n wnun
wriahle gootl? a r e h a n d l e d
«l-ipptxt fr o m S u n f u r d .
w h ic h
CHEAPEST:
Because of o u r large to n n a g e t h e r e is economy
in buying, ‘m a n u f a c t u r i n g , a n d selling, a n d
' o u r c u sto m e r s get the benefit.
Poultry I
Pure Bred
H*|ke-xi ii|M Hi»» l MTHirm* Wi,D» L m H»
(*MM. WK.II ülptBflOt. H I K»sit
Jipinr*» Silk.fi. Whiir M»*w o *i m-i Mtllirtl
11agli C l i ts hitr-iitif Sli'wà
X
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C K I f à », E -i i •* b Cttf rr*|»m4t rwf Ss>Ut t
l.vf r| ihm| AW s Lit ly Gtáj»r«ai»#sj n t»pr#
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WILSON &. TOOM ER FERTILIZER CO.
JACKSONVILLE, FLOHIDA
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I Tfie Oaks Poultry Farm J
Mr. R.
H. DINGEE
T E A C H E R S OF FLORIDA
S l f U M O k m a Spnae N a r r a i I t t a i t a Caataa M a r c i 2 6 l l la Mar 30lk
»#•».1 lue a u-lll rlln
X ai»» lai tua (ala l> « O r l i
Tlia alalr H -l l N . i l a ar* uaaj
Vou r « n an
icr al »lix tlnir
l‘rrt>atr lui 4 l»-itrt ica-la Coal it uni* S4 50 pa-r atavi, oc 119 00 lo t tht
l» - 0 i n likiaa laMa talari! fra-m hsM an-l lullW*
Sa-ml t-a paiura bullnla
A S S r a .a S T f - T S O N U S I V U H S I T T D a Laa». r i . r i l a
P lu m b in g and
I >i| I to » .
G as
1:1
Fitting
Spacial Allaaliaa i l C a lla » la
T l a P ra llaaiaara Caaraa la A t r l c a t t a r i - i « j « a n y . Biolo»;. Ortanl c and loorfanlc Charata
tf» Xiuallialt»,- and O im ni lla ilar A m b i t a . Agilculiural Chrintiliir. Mlorraiogr. OxokM». » tr
Work Receives My Personal
Attention And Rest KfTorts
A ll
f ‘ h \ t arti*f
ila)
Maxwell, Mgr. Sanford Branch
N ow S m y r n a , F lo rid a
'•-Ors IIf-srrr*r
T f m p » ral urr»
xjotcJir.*
-tei
«**- *-* ?»
IV ilU lll« IM H * ri,ltallw » n x n ,ll<
' e s | ss tfully .
:t |ii r t
train or not, U not known. The local
dealers and producer» took th i s m a t t e r
up with the pro|*er fix press official*
last season anil w ere g iv en a s s u r a n c e
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ÇonUin^ JOS l’urc^ulphur. —
UJI jt). W^bingliiu ^.WJuuo .U-ey
The Sanford grower» and shipis-rs
of winter vegetable* are having a lot
of trouble wijh the express norvlre
given them at this point.
Sanford ii>
ono' oi the Inrj{e«t originating shipping
point« in the whole of Florida. It in
believed that this nhould Ih- reason
Sanford ». Temperature.
sufficient (or the Express company to Editor of The fierald; •
furnish *urh facilities and mpiiptmon
For p u h l i c a t l o u in ymi> p!i[Y»r l in r XX’ B nt'cnSiTPy tft guarantee the oafe
nish h e r e w it h record o f meteorologi»
and proper handling of the vast vol cui observntlflM s t a h e n I n e - t h r - u n d e r
ume of prudiwie-wKerMHoT'shipment « I g u c T as a c o o p e r a t i v e oleu-rver of tin
from here.
W e a t h e r H u r e a u of th è C. S D e p a r t
Last N tw A i c o m p l a i n t w a s m a d e t> m e n t o f ^ V y r j c y J t u r e d o rin g t h è weck
the officials of t h e Fxprtws' c o m p a n y e n d in g M a r H i Sili, p t p l , al S a n f o r d
on arcount o f whipment-« Iw ing m u d i
T h e i n s t r a m e n t a l n-ad iu g s ure from
from here in o r d i n a r y y box e ar* -ei, i g o v u r n m e n t s t a n d a r d m s t r m n e n t s exforward to J a c k s o n v i l l e h . oomnum ;‘<*se«| in t h - rm u in e r rw o m iru -n d tsl bx
freight trains, hut w ith exfiive» m-»-» • Ile ( (ilei of 1he W e a t h e r Huri-au
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Because uf right sources, right proportion, a nd
right c om binations.
Purifies
ikll tTut(i|f». 11
m t c l i a s u c k e r th e y sk in lum righ t
an d le av e n o t h i n g for t h e P u l l m a n jw»ri»-r
to
p r o p r i u t e d u r i n g t h e r e t u r n tri|>
T h a n e fo lks u p th e r e look ujion t h e F lo r
ida m a n a s th e y -do th e a ll ig a t o r n o t h
ing h u t t h e h id e a n d s n o u t w o r th s a v i n g
a n d th ey for d e c o r a t i v e p u r i x n e s
P a lm
Heip'li C o u n ty
Com pany
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p le x i o n o f b l e m i s h e s . T h e s u l p h u r
After all, 1 don't know that I blame
A cu iti
ID EA L F E R TIL IZ E R S
Sulphur
t h e com
a n d t h e n kn-k o v e r $5, | 4. „,,0 e v e n $3
a day . h u t as (or J15(J a duy for t h e re g
u la r $2 .60 h o u s e no F lo rid a h o tel e v e r
hu d t h e n erv e!
? k iY flfan r~ M rtflß tfc
A lien
lu .
Tfuríiíat'rrr wrrJiV'twrfMfrrTrto'W-AWtom*.
m a t t e r t o r e c e iv e a t t e n t i o n
Glenn’s
No o th e r
to ilet soap
is as e d i
ct e n L I n
,,y* - r
if he, thi*Runny limn I’ulutku, didn't like
tlir
hf might seek solace (rum
Here uny Utuunml
onf ul tin mlifr thirty-iinif!
and Shippers
G ro w e rs
i
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fiw* (Jay», t h a t th**y tl form***! an ojwo^ja-
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SANFORtT " I T m u r
O p p o s i t e City H a ll
T e l r p h o n e No. 2-V
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T » a Pf* M i t i c a l C a a i i a - l 1 ) ) t l i 4 t S ) . Ukd-tiy, Analtxny, Bactrilolacy, ll lO ulo ij. ZanloKomnr.Cn-itrrtil C br tn litry , lnnr|anir r haut i t o » Qxialltatlva and XiuantliaOva Chaaitairt
S c i a t i al Muaic
F o r L oas of H a i r
Plano, P lj v Organ Vt,4ln Voir*. Ilarmun» and l ' I - a u i Walt
Schaal al ria a A i ta
Itr awing. Painting in Oll, W u r f C o k » ale
W e will p a y fo r w h a t y o u ' u s e If
R n a l l " t M " H a i r i o n i c tinea no»
p r o m o t e Uie g r o w t h of > o u r h a ir
It, all o u » » i | * n * 0 'S with h a i l
I n m r a iha una ll -a t h ai ti n n ì moat la
ain ou r roubdoticw i l U r t a l i ' H "
fair '1 "too
W a hava ttirfa wailfuitntlf»l failh In II th a t » a s a n i
y o u t« try il a l nur n a l.
If It dosa
n o i a » tu / y y o u la e s r r y p a r U r u l a r ,
w t will p a r for wfial y a » uaa 'o li»a
a l t a n l of a .10 d a r I n a Intani.
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w n under the treatm ent of two d octor!," * iff«ft
L f’lilllif», of Indian Valley, V*., “ and th*y p ro
nounced my caso a very «tubborn one, of wtsmonfir Wftftfc-HCii. I waa not a b le to ait up, w hen I c o o v n i y d to
take CarduL
I used It about one w eek, before I taw m u d i d i ta g f t
Now, the irv e r e p a i n , C ut h*d been tn my aid« tor yv ¿ft,
h a t gone, and 1 don't suffer at all. i am feeling b e tttr than
In a l
u
n
e
. i yA
H»o highly q t CarduL"-
Mrt.
If 11a- aa 11 " P I
H a i r l'etnia A -aw
ant r t u i -i t * da nd ruf f r a l l a » ! aaalj»
tt a li n u atop Iha hair Iron» failing
n j l-r m u -i # a (i m
N o r th h o u n d
N o .HOA r
Stubborn Case
Wp
the ¡ti .n**v Von j >,i d T f >f tl and •♦* » t i l
prt-iuj tiv I ah*| ll E'm-'k to VOM
Voti
dub t * f • Mi»vtfutiK lAfti'tm*» **17
IhkitH t - r i r 1 aiinUhitig Ittoeà -f in * ft jf
«toy t.I.Jig« »*> OMfxpríf I *11 1» l lift l f •H Î
I t I 4
Smith HiiiimJ
1»»«I I il »t»l 1 In
Um' m•
wtifOrt ïtf>t i»«*ft9 toLkc-h ft LiL*fftl
|f wf 1111J i •f ItnJ 7 tu*I HP1
*ft I lift I
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l u I in i r ttift i ftt.v
Tfifti.d fol tomi Bfft fthlf to jU'ljfft llift
iDfitt# of th» thrifts "ft ft"JI f 'us-
Ar I 0J>
Lv I.'IU p
luttif!« Irli tii of t h r u surre*«
1 har«
* r r inni* utitohflKi uaeíB « f K c u J i
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If you are one of those ailing w om en w ho tuffftr from 0 0 7
of the Roubles so common to women.
Cordui Is a builder of w om anly strength. Com posed
<>f pmcly vcgetflf'lc Ingredients, It acta quickly ou the
womanly system, building up wom anly atrength, toning up
tfie womanly ncrscs, and regulating the w om anly aystem.
Lardui lias been In s u c c tisfu l use for more than 50 y e a n ,
T h o u sa n d s of ladies have w ritten to tell of the benefit they
received from iL T ry it lor your troubles. Begin today.
l>r*i>ftrftHot) "» »ftll
HtftM ft tíftftUliftül of HriftJi
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H u f I uhi* Ì*m1»7
Jf fot* do, « •
10 :i0 u
I ar I i r V e
I % I Oil J,
y mi
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t h f t i i l U • füf
1 it,, « e r I mi U I í j
ftd * t. i
th i s
ínHr tonn! | l
V o y «U Luv H r I toil 9J
HftJl I 1>Lift
la kLift - wju. iu xituk V otuy al O U ' • tu t «
I (iii * *»[i ill < h Ur i h
R.
S«-rvlci-n ul tin- l 'h u r i 'h ol ihi- Holy
F r o m ( K pinco p a l '. uiiltl fu rtlu-r notie-
l ’ ruv»-r
w ith
i-rn w ri
at
II
E v i-m ilg
I’ r u v r
III i -v i - r y
Situila.'
w ith »h u rt
•»« h ««[ytor-iftlly
uf
U ru g
iw - r m o n ;»t
im
Im I
ÜtMf**
iti 1>»■■ m oni h
l «•• ,i » l U - l i r j l io n
rtiin m im io n
U -Mt tn l 4dWa' AdrttorT P**U Ol/Mfivoc* MtftgiM Cjl C U tlM M * T h L
lortoxiul/iuenutfuaj. «ad M uaga kool. H o « T rtiL »ra l k » W l p i g aasfiraw ] ■
f for
Í tl«« pftrllctilar 'll
Ivf « h k h i l !« r* r u m turo« Ir« J
m tin- m o n t h
t m t h>- tin -1 wundi.
1 1,•- « *• w d l
Tbftf* li' » Htoiftil HU*r* in. «roiljr »wry L»• n
Th» Retail S t o « « » a»» AmwUto'l L
o' elo x 'k . a n d
T
&
TX » ^ > m x U S ta rt
an J
ftrixj city Lu U>* l
E'*iu
(.•fe*! Britain
Thrift La ft ilrffftfvitl lU ia ll
Hetiicdy l.if t*«-ftTÌy r*«ry ordinary Lxiaian ill
will Im- un follows
S u n d a y aeliiK»l at '* l-r> u m.
M o rn in g
P H IL L IP S
The
LA R D I! I W om ans Tonic
\S m 11b Vo r 1 Fry tili ng i h r r « I* »
K ro m TnlL.»
For T rilby
Krtun ly**«^!»urvr
K«»r I
l»urk!
F r o m O v if t io
F o r <Tk 1***1»
TAKE
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.Uirr f r if . - d ) f
TTi»-
TI
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and mi l)n- third '»uinlav ol tin- m onth | s s
lln-ri- will Im- all ‘'¡»ri) i ••Icliralmll at . .10
Th** mul-week »»TvI i'i-n will I«- un fol
lows
T u p w l u y a f t e r n o o n at I
t
\V»iln»s»day pvt-iimg ut 7 in
T hu nw luy uft»‘r m x m at I no o 'clo ck
F r u l u y a f t e r n o o n -it l -in o clock
T h e t i m i d of tfie Holy Crow» will mw-i
F rid ay u f i c r n o o n of e a r h w»s-k d u r i n g
l»*nt at ‘i tn a l t h e H i-ciory. Hrtjmlrnirig
III tilin’ to a t t e n d tin' e v e n in g w v i r e ill
i Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co.
offer special inducements in
Building Material.
I 10
Sirangen* hi o u r city a* well n* mir
r, -»nil-lit frieoitc xxill Im- Cofdlulty We|
corned and shi»wn lo v a t » , winch ur** nil
free
Kev.
A K T Ili-lt
S
ho-If
Doors,
Sash, Blinds, Paints and Oils.
I ’ F .f 'K .
R ector
Roofing & Plumbing Material
N o llrr
N o t i c e is h e r e b y g iv en t h a t a f t e r
sixty d a y s fr o m liie dan* h ereo f we in
te n d to h a v e a hill in t r o d u c e d in th e
I .-ipUlatiire ut T a l l u fiaianu, Bafc-
■■■a 1 h * i » T n
—ir*
jng for t h e d i r b i o n of O r a n g e r o u n t y
nr»- o n t h e township line d iv i d in g to w n .>,i,^ T u i m i c j i f n - — an d — Tikirnty-tHu*
TTcTpi ^iirtiTi>r7r)ïï^hûTi^'TirT7TrT7r,’S
Cleaning up day in
April 2nd.
th e
Wait
Side!
in c lu d e d a s |>cr t h e m a p w h ich will be
a t t a c h e d t o t h e bit), t h e o b j e c t a n d p u rpotu1 b e i n g t n m a k e e n d c r e a t e a new
c
o u n t y o u t of t h a t t e r r i t o r y ly in g n o r t h
T l t g m a n W lg| K e e p Hflgl
A man named Tilghmun of I’id iitka. of sa id d iv i s i o n tine in O r a n g e c o u n t y S 3
who frequently visit* W a s h i n g t o n a n d und s e p a r a t e it fro m t h a t p o r t io n lying
always registers at one h o te l wn* u p there s o u t h th r e e o f.
D a t e d t h i s 3 0 l h d u y of J a n u a r y , 19111. = 3
ûfalo and was a paying *’gue*t’' a t tin-
fuaUimary hotel. Hut the proprietor committee
iso
on
DIVISION.
f ° ° ^ Informeil the Faintkan that rate*
F r a n k P . F o r»t e r ,
tha It would eoet
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him $160 whether be stopped one day or Thoma» K. Bat«*, Sec’y.
rouNTY
C h a irm a n .
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m a ile d
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of
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by
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THÈ SANFORD HERALD
.
March 14. 1911
^
Bridge Club
Conservation of natural resource*
Mm. R. J. Holly was the charming
These are live great subject* and are
probably stated in their logical order ol hostess of the Bridge Club last week.
PaMUfcad R»«rr To**d«r and Frida» Murninf B» importance. Properly . dealt with, the Three tables of bridge were played, two
THE HERALD PRIM ING COMPANY adjustment of the questions involved of the club member*-<*ud-ihu—tliiid *g y n t table. The highest score at the
gi*^£<oj»le.ANw -reCsA*.
V cr& nx- . ' - ^
is s f c ^ b S ä s a g a s s K
Driver of Tnmpa, who won the price, a
the world has bver seam.
•'
S u b s c r i p t Ian Price. »2 0 0 • Year In Advanae
E i- .
The country’s pemorratic President pretty fancy cap. At the club table
A- ■
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has started well. He made no mistokea M rv M . Symw intide the highest .score,
CYellrerrd U tba City by carrier »2 00 per year ta either during his campaign for the nom winning the club prize, a handsome deck
advance or 20C per month.
î Payments In advance must be made at office ination or during.the party’s great fight of cards After the games of card* were
concluded «luffed pimentoca. *andwith»?,
Kalertd aasaoaod-c:aaa anali matter Aacast 22nd for tlw prmidency. .His tiret official ut
» i. «t’.-KT?’*
t4i,
terances and acts are in accord with Ills olives hud coffee were »crvtsl. •
1908. at iba Poatcffice At Sanford. Florida,
E arc now located conven
ander Act of March 3rd. 1ATS.
Mr*. Holly's guest« were Mm. M,
past good judgment.. The country ex
iently and will continue t o
pect* much of him and the country will Symes. Mrs. f \ O. McLaughlin, Mm.
Telephone Ne K B
Office la Herald ButUlna
not lie diapppointed.- Pensacola Jour U. A. Howard, Mr*. 0. W. Brady, Mrs.
carry at all times completeH. P. Driver. Mrs. (J. Kcely, Mrs. C. C.
Sanford's celery shipping record is nal.
Howard. Mrs. Deane Turner. Mrs. Kent
iurpo»ing itself this year. Sanford U
lines of Men’s Furnishings.
Roonettor. Mm. P. L. Woodruff. Mias
WE WANT THE STATEMENT
always surpassing her records.— Miami
Hawkins.
Some time since the Oviedo Advance
Metropolis.
We extend to all our friends a
and the Sanford Herald and the Orlando
Presbjterian OiHri-h.
The Orlando papers and the majority Citizen asked for a batement of ac
cordial welcome to our new home.
‘The church will be ready for occu*
of the Orlando people havuLfiHaaad.to.talk counts of the Orange
Bit* !. i ?
nanev' 'oh' the Sabbath.—''Art-Hbe morn
about county division. The Herald fcommitta*, not that there
ing sefViee the pastor will deliver the
will, also give the readers a surcease. crepancles in the manner of haiWling
third sermon of the series on the ltook
Harney county is already made and th é'funds, but because the people who of Genesis. The sutfftrr letH-tw, "AHra> -rrthad entered the primaries were anxious
there U an end to it.
ham, or the foundation of Redemption.
----- O-----to know the exact cost pf holding an
The night serviet* will be evangelis
J. Fred Dtbarry is stirring up things election in Orange county.
tic. We extend a most cordial invi
in Washington these days snd wants to
Secretary Ferris made a statement,
tation to all in the town who are not
be second assistant postmaster general. but it was not a detailed statement, and
attendants ti|K>n the service* of one of
He is a well known Floridian and while this paper offered at that time to pay for
the other rhtirches.
ho may not be sdccessfui in the general an accountant to go over the books thor
Li you are opprrs*sed by sorrow, come
mob he ought to be able to plilt down oughly and give every item in conn*etion
forget it in a glad song.
some other good office with the njedut- with u primary election. Such a stale
11 you are burdened with cares,
unce of J. T. 0 . Crmkford, what?
ment has never been made, probably
come, find strength in the Saviour
— O----becauae weightier matters came up at
If you are happy, rome. mingle your
There is a woman in Tampa who is in the time and distracted the attention
voices with ours in glad song.
a fair way to kill the suffragette move of those interested, but the Herald this
It is our hope that these service* will
ment. Because her husband wanted to week U In receipt of a communication
In* a mean* of Inspiration and help to
smoko in the house she called the police from several office holders ami one who
you in your effort» to live right
and had him taken to the |>oliee station. I* not un office holder who state that they
The judge when he heard the evidence want a detailed statement and entire
V
Fancy W o rk C irc le
decided the man hud received the limit cost of holding the primaries in ih* In i
Mr-.
C Woodruff delightfully en SANFORD
FLORID/J
when he married and turned the poor fel election and prece<ling one.
tertained
the
Fancy Work Circle Thurs
low loose What would such a lady do
The entire cost of iivqieclion will Ite
day afternoon TH*- pleasant hours
if she had a vote?
borne by this pn|rer if the -erretury dotp.iMt-d xrr\ quickly while the member-A—O----not wish to take this time from hi- lultm*
id
tin- circle and visitors who were pr*-*
Sanford’s (200,000 hrlrk roads !x>nd ‘and we certainly do not think that tin*
eni enjoyed their pretty fancy work and
a
issue has lieen disposed of to a Cincin secretary should do ibis on his own tin e
nati lirm and it is pleasing to note that a tiolovs the “Xrcuii'c eomrmitee demand* I ph-asunt conv*^*atw»n.
The hosti-sa tier veil a t(*li* imi« fruit
premium was obtained on the bonds it. Hut in urn** to nettle the que-tum
«alari
with dainty wafers. Mrs WikhI
The issue was voted by people of the we would reipiesi Secretary Ferris to
ruff’s
goes]«
were Mr- I J Purdnp MrSanford road district in its count> and either render ( I n - statement liirn-ell or j
IMF. UNIVERSAL CAR
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Rolarts
Mr- \ F Mill \1 -» J" s
will be used for Ihe paving of a consider else give it to The Her.lid to print nr if
DireiMo*
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fiihU
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Mr*
H
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able number of milm of road with brick an itemized statement hits never Iceit
mk
wvu ill limde one should be made ami we will Hill Mr- R U Hire-*. Mrs \\ T
» W Jari-V Y w r r y - T 'l u b !
soon Im> advertised for and awarded.
bear the ex|>*-n«e of the auditor and of Johns \ i«iiors Mi*# J®bn««nf Mrs
I. I l r . i d x
M ’s \\ \\ i . o n g , M r s (
II
B u y y o u r F o r d to d a y .
I hou
Times Union
printing the same in 'Hie Herald
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1*1*11-»-, M*s \\ \ It.flsiiefl *Ml- 1. ila
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the time yrv linked lor the last stut' l'n t I
sa n d s w ere d is a p p o in te d last
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'^Sanford net- her $70,000 guvertiinent there wii'-u loud clamor about tin run l‘..ue|l Mr- M I! Howl, r
y iU Lr- . D n n ’ r ta Lti __q c h a n c e
building, new lourist hotel, county site mrttee being abb to lit) Ibis work, itu .lj--- ^
.. p ,j,y | f, and brick roads nil iu Ouc.wp*u»t^,*ast£^tJ>it* they wsmid do so, but we wt*h tot- - — -A4«-tb»»de-«•■«»kmchi
lliis T T m c r " * A n T f*'*m T le 'in h e i
M tirnink’ '" M H T MihjfM ï
W h o m *!«■
days.” remarks the Sanford Herald, "and emphatically state ilmi there is nothing
th a t the m o r e we m a k e the
yet there an- people iu Orlando who ure to be hidden in the nccouiils and tli.d men .î (luit I .afi-i llit "Mi tif in î»
1
«fill talking about county i l i v i s m t i ' Secretary Kerris is as aimmi» to hat
KvpfiMiH -»‘Ivin huIiiib î . \\ hut itili*f
better we m a k e th e m . * In s is t
The accomplishment in two months ,,f the accounts made public a» any other 11 fl*i itt I h*
i:d
n n an im m e d ia te d e liv e r y ............
all that 1» claimed by the Herald ti party or^yhouldJ»1 and tin indy way
Ftirtit* hih I h**:ir v^hai G<mI îm - t«» **iiy *
rather strung, but no doubt Sanford will i arrive af some conclusion of the com ,d a to the man out of hi1* vuird in uml**r a
T here *ie m o re titan 220,000 Fords on the
get what it want* and the prospect for I primary election i« to make public th railroad urcck
tin- hot*-!, the government building and ree*-lpli> und i-x| m'| i liture- and tin- uhm
world » high ways— the best possible tcsliino
the tourist hotel are splendid and almnat »aiil official» lire entitled tn it and the
ny to tlicir unexcelled worth.
Prices— r u n
n i n i i i M n s m t i l l i M K i in m
I w I am! *‘fflix-, fìifrw-vili** 1 ! tuS
cerium Tines Union
about $ S 9 5 — to u rin g car $ 0 7 0 — tow n car
public ill gi-nernl i* entitl' d t" it
M*r<L Nth 1j !
i>
i-m .I j t «•* »Ei«» Kr*«l*r»«k it Mt * I
SH70 (. o li, S a nford, with com plete e<(iii|,
.a ,
«
I Um **1» , a I d i wit -Juki* 4 ll. 1 i 1M
Iu the Florida Grower* New* ppl,
nient. Catalogue from horti Motor l urt p.i
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> \ N K U R D ’S HUM K R n A l i s
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t*ih,
lulled in ¿milord by Jit.«. F Mid omit*
ny. Michigan and F ou rte e n th S treets m
_
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Sanhifd. in the eelery delta, U a pros- 1miri
ri- «if Mi- u-li-hltfiiv Ta mi irr *Titw vhi jrmnf
the grower» of Florida have a pit|M-r such
Irani I Jetton factor y.
*w*ial hah r l i m
i*i Ihr* tarn I u I h iv c *1«— t r i l l i ,
u* they have needed for many year*. |H-rou-t, progressive town. It bus great It)
1rf*fr»Fr* i h r I 1 -fk o ( thi* C 'lf it lH C 'o u r l, at O f I a t h I o ,
r 16th day nf A iu il . 191
The News contain» fullest market re- resource» drawn from the fertile land* Hnrhl)ftt nn i hLan
***» la witwfai«
|H>rt* fre*h from the wire every Friday. which surround it and which are being
T W Grifrr. of (*ffitiiF¥a- Florida
J
T
Mr
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In.
of Offirii, Florida
The New» is fighting the buttles of the developed at u most gratifying rate
M *\ Nîrh loon, of Urtwii Flor »«la.
(•fiir***
Mathioiii,.
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Flomf**
S a n f o r d ’s p ro s p e rity is sh o w n by tingrower» of Florida in every particular.
HI Sin ,H 1 in Mil
filet
t
h
a
t
It
hits
just
disposed
id
th
e
The News ha*- already accomplished
-I* it r
UnM-lrf
much in reducing freight rate* and get b o n d s ism ici for t h e tmr[»e«' of im ving
ting la-ller service The grower* of str*-*'t' T h e r e will I»- tw e n ty - f iv e tilths
Florida should patronize the pu|M-r that of p a v i n g a.- a i •—nit , *f l l i i ' Is m d issti«more nearly represent» them than any a n d it will l>e all h-tek
-other papreTn the south. —- - — Tlu* value *>f ill» mqirOLdmunt to
Sanford cannot I,*- qvt-n-elitnulisl That
-(> -—
Miami grow* not only materially but city dtwlr,-». Iir»t of all to r»tiihtt»h bet
Hpirltually. Noi only do those ener ter nu a w of communication, lietween
getic people believe in line building* for the town and the rieh farming country
MA Y SOLVE T H E PROBLEM, BUT
commercial purpose* but they believe round afniut it The brick paving will
in fine buildings for religious pur|M*scs. accomplish thin Watch Sanford grow.
Tampa Tribune.
and u movement is on foot for the build
ing of a $7<),IM)f) Met!mdi«t church, which
We thank the Tribune for the above
----18 F IR ST t o r e d u c e t h e c o s t o f h i q h - l i v i n q
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when fltii»licd will be among the finest and would udd a word to it This
church edifice* of the Mute. The Herald twenty-live mile* of brick roads ure not
wiahe* to commend -Miami upon the good exactly Sanford’», but the first road dis
work. In the daily »cramhlc after the trirt which embrace* a territory con
Is to make a Careful Estimate of the Amount You Now Eapcnd for the "Unnecessary Luxuries' jnd
nimble nirkel we should not allow our tiguous to Sanford for twenty-five mill-*.
nature* to l*e warped enough to lose Sanford city with the brick paving about
S T A R T NOW TO S A V E
«igicMif religion, and Miami or any other to commvnrc r>n Ninth Btreet to the tm*.
The next 'good tiling ii to establish yourself a* a depositor with a bank of unquestioned fincity w\JI continue to prosper a* long tu* ITii.OiMi passenger station will have five
B,nl1 ,ha' wil1 Co-Operate With You in every Worthy Undertaking that
they devote part of their time to Got!'* mile» of brick paved »tn-et.s in the city
limits. The bond« «old the other dny
work.
CMA o r . r c n a A r t r e
*' L,ri e- A B A N ^ THAT IS WILLING TO
O
above par were in our *|tecinl road dlv,
A u e n M t i ? p S S iK ? * r ,^ lT H YOU and ,l>ove »11— A .B A N K TH A T G IV E S YOU
A B SO LU T E PROTECTION for YOUK FUNDS .„ d PAYS for the Privilege
trict, the first sjiecial district in the state
E 7WILSON IS AI.L RIGHT
President Woodrow Wilson’* inau and the first distrirt to Imnd for brick
YOUR S U C C E S S W ILL TH E N BE A S S U R ED
gural addreiw—one of the shortest on road* ’
When one
to consider Sanford
Ab positive assurance that Ihe Peoples Bank of Sanford Is Able to Comply with all these rerecord—ia-tho utterance of u statesman
city
and
Sanford
district
in
the
matter
qulrementit, which hnvc air eat!)’ In;cn of inestimable vAlue to the People of this
and n Rcholur, and the pronouncement
communify, we are pleased to tell you that Ihta Insured Bank has
as well of u man who nppre-ciutc-* to their of brick paving we really have the entiretdiown an increase in its total deposits during the past
fullest extent the tremendous re*|H>iui- south tied to tha> po«t in the matter of
ihaiala
twelve months of more *L—
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bdiriew-J W graak
“lywlitm t '-Wilum ’ tbiw i im diffil ttt
~i*. aj*r* ” »
length with the questions which are to our uizc- call approach within hailing
Our Officers, Directors an Employees are Always Pleased to Renbe taken up for adjustment during his distance. AtVhile other *e<ltl«h* "of Mor
administration, reserving a more lengthy idn have bi-en talking niimit good road*
der you the Highest* Degree of Service, and
discussion of them probably for his mes Sanford district Ii m --gone ahead and
sage to cohgres*, but from what he doea built them, and pardon u* U we remark
say we muy conclude that he thinks the that we ore «lightly out of our rltw anti
following *ubje<U, in the order, named, about ten year» ahead of the net of the
*taU?
nhoulff be immediately considered:
Amt yet Orlando but what’* the use
The tariff
of
rubbing it in?
Banking
and
currency
fe ’i
Industrial independence
Cooperate. Clean up, April 2nd.
Agricultural development
j*;. . . , . . ■ • •••
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TH E SANFORD HERALD
w
Clothier and Men’s Furnisher
F -O -R -D
Sanford Machine and Garage Co.
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THE NEW ADMINISTRATION
THE BEST WAY TO REDUCE THE HIGH-COST OF LIVING x
T H E F I R S T S T E P I N T H E R I G H T D IR E C T IO N
-¿W E
WANT
YOUR
BUSINESS
P E O P LE S BANK O F SANFORD
S r a Ì À
, , K
�THE
SANFORD
MÉRALD
day nigl^t in the Mur Tln-utr« Conotv
doi-uui and otta: . nrru.t tope-- ..hi
hr* dlseuisasi
LOCAL
Rich’d H. Marks Real Estate Agency
The Oldest Agency in the County
CO TO
I he (iuaruuttr Investment and l.oan
Co., Curry Bldg, Tampa. F la, lend
money at 5 per cent interest payable
111 »mail' monthly instatili»«.'«^ . W illi:-t,___v
for Jiarrtrntrrrs'* - ■
Genuine Seed Potatoes, Spaulding
Rrrs,- No. t. |»-r Will II, hug JJtvfi, Iteri
Bliss Triumph, | kt Ifiti Hi bag Ì2 t>5.
Can furnish s,-*.,| grown either in Maine
or New Nork «tate. We guarantee ,,ur
seerl to tie the. Inst milk true to ham,-.
Ten years in the «ned busi ness, not a di«sati.sfieri customer. American Produce
Company. Jacksonville, Florida, 45-24«'
Wutle. me Timer Urlali,In
if
Tht» (iute City House has brought
down the high cribt of living. Only $1 00
per week for the finest (able hoard ill
the city. See Parker.
28-tf
E S T A B L IS H E D IN IHfiS
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y ^ l i » ■Elimbi'th Rood, of Di|»*'f.
Mich-, i* n Florida visitor Stic spent
Sunday herp, visiting with Mr. am)
Mr». E. T. Woodruff, and »he and Mias
■* Wbodrtlff enjoyed together tome (if the
T o Select Your
sight ¡wing in St. Augustine and Jack
sottville.
Mr. and Mrs. Welch, who arc spend
ing the winter in Sanford, are enter
mining friend« from their home tale.
Michigan.
v/lkiifta Estollr Thigpen left Wednesday
afternoon for her home in Grmivill*,
E v e r y t hi n g Eatable
North Carotin», after a visit in her
brother. W. J Thigpen m the Sanford
House. . _______
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vM rs. H. P. Driver retamrrf'SanifTtar
last to her home in Tampa, niter n pleas All L o c a l A d v e r t i s e m e n t s U n d e r T h is
t l r u d t n X . T h r e e C e n t s n L ine t a r . h I s s u e
ant week »pent with Mra. t). W."Brady.
^Mtwsru. L. A. Drutnley, D. H. Brinson
F o r Sale T r u c k fa rm of t h r e e u r n s .
and C. Hell of Celery uvenue. accom
G o o d lour rmirri bungalow w a t e r in k i t
panied by Dr. I’linrr of North Carolina
chen
Also t w o good milk c o w s, one
retumetl Tuesday from a very pleu-nnt
h u n d r e d ch ick en*, hois», an d b u g g y <>n,
trip to Cuba, where they report n good
w a g o n an d
f a r m im p le m e n tII Men
time.
d e n hall, U 1 f l J
.V* l i p
r ' Mr, nnd Mrs. John M. Adds of IMt«S e c Especially Our
W 'unter! T o r e n i s m a l l place n, w o rk in g i
hurg, Pa., are the guests of Mis Kiln
d i - t a n r c ol lo w ,,
(i. would h o 1, if , «i i ■.
Greenland of Cameron Av>Line of
,t»|e
I mp u r * I I « , a i d I Mb, , ,,r i « Mr . Hon. Henry Bishop <>t Ku-ti- ».>«
P « » this 11'*:,
Vr ’,
I
visitor to the city yesterday
II, was
F o r sal,llo,:-ehoh| h i r n i t u r ,
.,,,
accompanied by Mrs Ho-lmp Mrs i s l i n g ,,l hed.s. b u re a u « , sto v e « . « hair
Froderickson and Mra. McDonald.
etc.
M rs T h u r s t o n in B ish o p b lo c k
R. 0 , Miller, representing n Detroit
SS-H r
made to serve
commission firm, »w in the city >ester
F o r Rent t o t h e (tight i ’a -ty
N'e*
day.
( i r n i - h e d eottag*. I room- k it, h,-n .mil
Some county division will !>c talked
h a t il
I lose t o I, l|sio*-»- -• e t loll II I
Tuesday night at tin ■Mar I t,I air, I III 11use
. - 11
Be there.
!■or lient
N o | I* N in th M . r o , , , li
Sanford is entertaining n hni»*h
a i , , I I,aiti
II ( D tilh ...
U
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live wires today lin e it. ,,, tt,, ^>[.,,1
I I a ' r , r FM»‘ I r-i «'
‘
hand
I ,,l «air«,,ic
r.,. y*
,
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.S t,,|) ( iinklliy; uh tin se
Weather is wiirm hut ■<I, r\ t- hriug
Villon ' I peli II tell. H.l
« l|
ing fair pries-,
I ,,r Kent I , r«, ,n . ,itl.ii • , lo-,
l i n t I 1a Vs
Cupt Marks has Home trugnms ni
\|
i in,
• r I..M.
a
reul estate that will make you it op
5-d-.ii ii
I
and take notice Sec hi- advcrti-c
| ‘,,r « i l ,
Fon
Fred F i l l
I »r 1 <1r>s*
menl in this msu.
it,,,I,
r , o , . u * . h,r
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sale on Suturila), March “«
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will he annoimi od lutei
ri t >tr , mi ""iI I * t ■■ *
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SUNDAY DINNER
W A AT S
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M eats - Groceries
Vegetables and Delicatessan
Cooked Meats and Sausage
Cheese, Pickles and Fruit
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a l l Ile ( o r o lor t
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OKANOE GROVES
Sixty h ire s uf h in d . 12 ;tcre.« in Oranjjew, f ira p e fru it,
1rinpi-rines. et.n A 2 »lory lim ise. P um p uf excellent
w ater. On public rum I On»1 m ile from siiippinK railm ati stniiun. Hearn fine crops
SfiaOO.OO
Id Acres
•! m iles frtun Snnftinl. ,>00 goml InuirinK trees
«•ur Ih 1" I(cm KOOO In>\e> th is y e a n . C h o ice fruit.
I’Is»in hull.«»* On -m all lake, very tle«irahle R ruve... $0000
•1 SO aeresl»11 Mile« from S an fori I, 1, m ile front K. |{. sta.
10a. bearing grove. \ eryrich h am m o ck land
SIOOOO.OO
I
ti Aeres. lio| Orim«»1 trees. 20 (im p rf r u it, all ln,a tin g
am i m guild e u n d itiu u .
Half* m ile from s la tio n . church,
school, ele
N o house.
•• 1 ;> Aeres, good land on lake. fiOO line lM*aring trees.
* K d riv e u -w e iL , 41 o o d ..a i i i m .....<j-w tutgc»Iw urbe,-furnishetl.
P rice
.
$6000.00
6'
m Acres. In acres in grove, crop sh o u ld he 10,000 boxes.
A good 2 sto ry h ouse a n d good h a m
$ In ,000.00
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CITY R E S ID E N C E S
H ouse w ith live room s, toilet and b a th . Cush
Slf>00.00
X* H ouse, 2 s to ry , 10 room s, hetw een T hird a n d F ourth
d iv o ts
Half cash
$.1500.00
0
Umisv, 2 * (o r\, 10 room s, Mowing Weil, imgat«*d gar
den
lad MHIxlnO ft
$1500.00
lo H ouse. 2.s|«»rv, 7 room s.
(,’jlsIi
$1500.00
II
11, nl«»’ 1 i'imihi«
l.,,t (j7,\7u it
$ 1 0 0 0 0 euslt. balance
$2o pet m onth
$2100.00
12 House. 0 room s a n d bath rihmI (lowing well. Onehall eash
$1000.00
LL
1 Houses on tw o Inis in (¡corgetow n
$1500.00
I I I House, I room s a n d h a th , a(Hi gallon tan k
$2000.00
la
T Houses on Ml 10 0 x i uo ft
K ent for $-150.00 per
year
Price
$1000.00
Hi
llo u -e . 2 si in x . ,s room -, close in, co rn er lot
$5000.00
IT
Ih m -e I UM'in«. bttrn 12xlN well laft ft d e e p . Lit
H 'l x l p i it
Half ,*a.«h
$750.00
I
Ho.u«e s room« and hath. 2 lots
O n e -th ird cash.
Ptm,
$1500.00
1*1
lltUI'1 2 «t •"I Xs | , millD ugi lot
$5000.00
1 Hull-, I 1,»,iii- ami kit, (1,11 t iiini'i lot
t $700 cash 1.
P in e
$1250.00
lli iiitiful -ul,uil,.iti hi,in, h,iu«e lo iimiiii« All mod'1
1 r 11 1 1 >ineiii, in ,'«
t>tati|ji Ii, ,-« l.lnwet». p u m p in g outlit, garage, etc$1500.00
' .....,1 2
Inui-i w i’h '1 l.itge tul«. ,,ra n g e trees.
il*-»’. , t lx< »v.ui, « p u m p tn c ,,iitI f
\ile«iati water, ehicl.< 11 1« n- . t.
$5000.00
«,-», 1 , 1 1 , >1In 1 I*■ui «•—
t El F**-*»1« * * ; — ■ 1 ‘ I V t
m \l m
« a, i>*- - leatisl and li*need
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and
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15 Acres. 1 mile from town, a.! cleared and tiled. Small
$11000.00
hüll«!'
fl.5' 5 Acres. 1 acres eleare») and tile»l. f mod Mowing well.
N't,,. to-U'- cottage with Mower« and «hrubberv
Half
n e r e «mall tirtinge trees
Darn for «me hot e
$4400.00
N aea-it City Lot«, from 1 "" to 2000 dollar-.
Wi'd Uinds, in Irnets from UDu res to lo.ooo aen s.
,
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YoUf DOOT
m
TTTT«i railtl*
.I \
i a ri-d tiid plow ed
2 « lo ry , a room
I,,,»,-.,
Hat u ,itel m u ', Inul
$6500.00
■It
2 " " A rte-, a acre* , leared a n d tiled. ( d m fo rla b lu
hoti«e
ATion i pi a, ft - high ham m ock in w oods, balance
■,i .,ii i> Dm* ol the best c a ttle Hinges
NS ill s«‘ll at a
------ b arg ain
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A m - I m'l-- from town, m n stly c t r a m I ttnd Ulwf.
I i o i i i - o n L ik e \ | o i i i , „ Good h ouse
A n'ul*-al Vun«*.
I
$K()OO.UO
o;
Neres. all cleared and cultivated, but not till'd. Fine
Mowing well
I axid a room house. Ilarn. All under
good fence
S3200.00 17
lit Acres, all clean'd, a acres tiled, gixsl well
Smnll
«table ¡Hid poll 11r> liou«i*
$3500.00
1«
I A m « . 2 acre«' TMr-d rind ntlttvnt««l, I ¡aru woodland,
I lotise ;md 1 lot», ,5 room s i lose m
$5000.00
;t.|
Acres, all c le a n 'd and fenced, good Mowing well. 2
m iles out
_
$1250.00
to
2a Am-«, fro n tin g on l a k e M onroe, la A cres cleared.
Id Acre« tiled
Will sell a* a w hole, or will «ell |> a rto f it.
<4 I i 1 Aeres at M onroe, all cleared, fenced and tile d . 2 S tory
6 n Him house, 10 o r 12 Iwaring fruit trees
$2500.00
1 42)
lo Acres, all c leared , S acres u le d an d c u ltiv a te d seferal
y ears. *5 Flow ing wells. 1 A cre u n d e r c o v e r. D w ell
ing of 4 room«, including h a th
l 1.- miles fro n W o w n
$8500.00
Pri.-.
1
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$ 1 0 0 0 .0 0
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’ M ow ing well
||,.,l . i,t * ,,„ . iii
>heil li.uti I,-I I ili/.el lli,(l-<* tool house
• tn, la it puiK M Xi«py)S)ViAv vykt#-v-4«Mi*i«4» ,.
$4500.00
«0 \ n .
m a, u - »rfeclntfff
*sHV A>re<; rfg»st
rn tin j ,1,1, • not, , l> ai«*,!
,u \,'t'e« Midi m uck land.
1 1 1 tiuii i, 'and ' an I *, m.i'[, I,, pay t>u the win »'It phiee,
I¡vulding'-, • i .' hhi tt eelerv board«. > Mowing w»*lIt*.
P 11..
$22.500.00
111 \,*re , i ai'tt-* Ith-tl, I ih.wing well 4 KtMtin dwell
ing. bait) 2 outhouses
■! other acres p a rtia lly cleared
I 1u , > lit 1 ii a ti
$2500.00
'11 \,-i,
all fliau d 1* a, I**« tiled and cultivated.
I S i«>t\ Inulduig. 1 m o tif '' -|,,rv b a rn m etal roof $700
u a .*, . L, >d
$7000.00
1,
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, ■1• , I 1 ’at *, , •I ’all house
Hull - a h
$12.000.00
| , 1 \ . 1,
1 • 11,,I ,||,| rt 1110 Ia ‘ • <*t Milt i* at toll
Small
house bam 2a <««• p eelerx* l«iat<l»
I hi- p h e v is m i
ni, dialel» till raiiio a d .
Loading « la liu n w ithin 100 feet.
\ f, »« ehotei*
frm t* an d llowi*rs
$6500.00
;.s Arte«.15 ip i,*« , iiItiv a ii*d. s tier»*« 11It**I T h rtv
:o
!!*•»» mg \\ell«
'O n s us>m m odffti house am i II rtHim
lio.i I n t, m i ,
$10.000.00
,|
11 , - \. ,,
a 11 w, I i '!■ , t it, good
I .it, <*'>u lt 1 » at ton.
1 ,. ,ri, j
.mu I f i i ,
,'tptiti it
' ,l , t \ boat'd-' lo-c to
tow n
8MMI0.IH)
pi \ i
. * . 11 ',i., 2, y\ 111g w*
Nil Iriu cd
«io.il. plain to i»i ,
$ I.lilt).00
*S -
|,r,.minent j .1(0(1, r h e a tie r in larger lots S a t i s f a r | 111»»•
,
ug iu, as r, ia,n„ ti ewe,dl
(F S
I ' gg
w a t e r m e l o n grow er a n d p,,,r o,,ni,iter
m o te r of tint!
S (t aa ni tnmoot i, ^M<
« e v . r a l d . . ) s ; K* d f « . S. C
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DeLantl, wo« in the city «'verul day
For It,-nt Store Room and ijntur
ol this week He and Tracey M cl'ul-,
It n im
1er an. planning a trip to Panama this ' >•*>‘»‘.*1 ».„m m B'«I»P
, umm<,r
Holden K ,.I K s .u 'e to
4.» K , , . tins
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For Kent Two furnished room*, cor
Mrs. Duo hip of Kentucky, was m
.
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Sm isnuc
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, , , 1,,-r ,n and Magnolia.
Imtuire at t »»UtIMy ■sills.!«»
UllL_dly_ mUTjl.ayt .lite gu.-t ot her ■»'r
T t h n g . r . T s ; . r a j Hanford F u m m .- « « ^
lL
For Kent limi'*- on Park avenue and
11eights
j,nU|
mil« i ’hti-w'W^Miss Baker, teacher of pipe orgaft Second «treel *n- M r It <• J»*n«^
in Stetaon University and solo organist,
For Rent Si* r»>om cottage with ull | ';ln Hurot
i* guest of her pupil, Mi*« Currie Duell ____
modern mipro'y»-merit«. 4tlt> Palmetto
and it D eipected she will remain over avenue Apply to F. W. Mahoney at ' <w r j Zl,r
d.l-tl
Sunday and play Sanford'» new instru Fernald Hu we. Co
For
Sale—
Block
of
live
well
ment at the Cimgregntionul chur eh city Iota. Addunw Owm*r, B«t*1JS7. [-im cilfu
next Sabbath, morning and evento,
U4-t!
\n ie r tt'u n
Wanted—Clean cotton mg», no acraps,, 4
1/ Miss Emma A. Woodruff of Michi
gan, is spending a few week* in Fiori at the Herald office. Will pay 2 cents1
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da, guest of her relativew. Mrs. and lair poutuk \
Good. Mule for Sale Cheap .Fur in •
Mn». E. T. Woodruff
tion apply to John C. Edward»,
♦
W
ry
—MOOrtjrot AthrndalrrAnV ., ari, viiiiuut
For $ulo ^~20Agr«rj f relrj-y-Utwi-aäT
Mr*. R. L. Griffin *»f this‘ |dt»re.
trolley line for »löoof' lìrwS fanti if <k*|
pPaul Blggem, Jim Ilari is,* A. B Kan
i(j
P
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‘ncr and Henry' Purdön. mot «»red over to ,,r,a. A . I . I X - . O - - , .
DblAivJ with Willie Woodruff to see the
Good I»bio t>oi»r,l by day or
ball game between Stct-nu» and Plot Ida.
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Bark nxeten*
and to see theit old friend«, D*e am'
no.otkl Une l.ivnntstun G luts'and Red D ’ g ç Q r(Je rS (fl
Swink, wfao are with Stetson
thdd Bvauty.t«jjm»lo plnrjta, now read* to
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Meeting Next ,Tu«'wl»y Night.
The Conuncrcial Club will hold a «»■r m. F.-L. Grenn«'. U. D 2. halt nule
5k-tl
l»o*t interesting meeting next Tue*- j -outh ol C. C. Cobti i itoru.
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of the legislatore and u wrdl know II \ |.r,p^rtw)v„ Foolrr-, Co
Mi-1 tp
C. !.. engin ver. w„s
thè city yester
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A(t(l ,(r w.thoot «;|lo ll|(|,.r .
d«y and li.« many Sai,lord friend- wer, , |i i(r | .......n%J|„ f,lln,K « .11 .(ter I
glad to see him again H> |..rm.rl,
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l..illil> l<otlrisndrsl here arid -idi leve- Un uhi town
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agent of the Norfolk i- W , - s t e r n K y
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Wdlis Caltn ray , Crrmmrr,-rnl «gs-nt-ly. Addrisva. D G M«goerh i'-onoe*
i i n i T *TT * r r
of thee Winston Salem Ky wer. am„nv 1
Boor.,, ami hoard
Ihv prominnit vimtifr- tn flu- it>
l**r ffiiuliir | jm \ I,.*11'* L»'
i (trfni-lik** ;tt
Imunirr* tir
Lhum] lahk*
Wedot^nlay.
Ike Levy, I he well known and popu Hut<*11, nwiiniit*!**- ^ H \Vnf|i«*ii, Prt»j» S|»ìin' ! î if»F im i S t .
:,:*-tf
I
lar drug sale«man .of Savannah, called 4Ü0W aW.
n te d O n l e r s fot ho e I r m i proni | . i y |
u p a n ^ L h e luttai Lruilt y t * I m i t o
t t. * TC
riiu. L>'‘afvwsji ul a,. U w rju t - i i « . & r n n p f g ^ q o y r j r ^ ; t e L r ^ r
offerino for sale
I ilo mil own any of th e s e , hut am Ayfent for th e O w ners.
RIC H D H. M A R K S , Sanford, Florid»
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SaveYourHealth
home of Mr and Mr». N. C. Jacobs
Rev. E. Lee Smith of Oviedo officiating
Mias Bertha Jacobs played the Wedding
March and Mias Pearl Killtee and
Cleveland Jacob* wen- attending couple
Moat sicknesses that impair health
have their »tart in quite ordinary
ailment» of the organs of diges
tion
or elimination. . Stomach.
... .__ _____ ,
quickly benefited by the action of
t< á p»-——,
s
|v
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as .
C. D. Bromley left Monday for St
Augustine on a vidt arid btudnes.« t rif
of about ten day»’ length.
Mra. Dave Hart, who ha« Ix-en -spend,
ing a few week« with her mother, Mr*
MQpNE MOVEMENTS
F. M. Story J e d .Monday for her horpe
Mm. Kate Knight of New Smyrna In Conway, taking back with her a rim
wan a visitor at th«- home of her nephew baby boy, born while here. Her ulster.
Mi«« Nellie Story accompanied her hnnu .
W. A. Knight on Sunduy.
Mr. Manuel, one of the employe«« ol
>Mr. and Mra'. Joe Cameron and fam
the new railroad left with hi.« bride Sat
ily spent Sunday in Paola.
Mrs. J. F. McClelland and Miw Jen urday for Mulberry, where they will re,
nie attended church At Ebenexer iai* «Ide in future.
Guests
at
The
Palm
the past wi«k
visited friends there on Sunday. Mina
were:
R.
E.
Waldrep,
Jacksonville;
A
Minnie Winn returned home with them.
Mimee Maud Cameron and Ladd Langford, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Davi« and
Brooks spent Saturday—very pirassm iy M r. Ka sun. _Viddo«La. Ua.: C. D. Btum
ley, St. Augustine; Mr. and Mrs. Wilkes.
with friend» in Osteen.
JJriahiiv—
MuuUoak-Can.: Mm. Minnh
Byrd Willis la At home from Genev»
Lowe,
Da«le
City, Fla.; Miss Helen
for a few days
Harold Beat, who has Ixon clerking a t Palmer, .Orlando; Alex Brown, I^-*lir,
the Geneva avenue grocery' several Ga.; Mr. Holloway, Ding wood, Flu ; W.
montha U on a week’» fishing trip down White, Palm Beach; Clio.«. McIntosh
the St. Johns, after which he will leave Orlando; Arthur Kendrick.«, Gaines
for his home in Chicago, via New York. ville, I. J. I-ang, Wnycrox«, Gu.; Pain«
‘ Misa Lauru Fish will entertain the Daniel, Geneva; Mrs. A, S. Hickson,
Beck Hammock Literary and Musical Apopka; J. Bergst'-iner, Valdosta, Ga,
Club ut her home. Sally Bay Farm on A'. R. Phill|n, Sardis, (!» : J. It. Arm-ry
San Antonia. T«-x.. J. F Nation, laik«Thursday ufternoon
Mrs. McDougal’s mother, Mrs. Weeks, and. Flu.
her sister, Miss Weeks and two brothers
of Georgia will reside at the Compropal
CAMERON CITY CUPPINGS.
place.
Jame»
McMillan and family an
Mt-sdamca Edw. Repp and K. L.
moving
to
Ft. Meyers.
Britt visited Mrs. Babbitt of MellonJacob
Netting
bus purchase«! * tin
ville avenue on Wednesday.
A. B. Cameron was unfortunate ire McMillan property n«>ar Silver loikc
Ail*-*-«« Minnick w«-nt to Tampa Mon
losing another horse Sunday.
-lay l«i s|M*n<l a few weeks helping will
the work in the Children’s Home then
GENEVA JO TT IN G S
under the management of Rev
fin-!
Mr and Mrs. A. W Davis tin- enter minger,
J W Powell and I C Rich *|<«-nt
taining the latter’s father and mother.
Mr. and Mr*. J. L. (jui-ew ntiury of Satur«lny in Orlando look-ng up taximl rrcotiL« at th« court house
Rockville Center. Long Island.
Howard Swurtx I» es|H-cte«i )ier>
Bert Putthhail sjm-m Saturday and
from
G a t no« ville this Week.
Sunday with home friends.
Mr
am i M rs
J
AS
P o w e ll -|w nl
V'Mr* David Sjas-r gave u v»ry <‘njo>
able party for the young people of part of M o n d a y -l rr mg on the W , “side.
Geneva last Wednesday night.
M rw.-J4*-.Wu.«hliurt) w ;« ■. here ia-twis f
Mrs Pattishall, Mra__Adun vs. Mis*
B la n c h e
wen- a
P n tlivh u ll a n d
pleasant p a rty
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P attish all
m otoring to O r
cars on
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'KTT.r.COKE SEE
khiiin 75c |d
BEECHAM’S r, Buy Direct
PILLS
P lu » I
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H o i id ;
^ f 4 f 4 f + f + + + + t + f + 4 f + + + T t T T T T T T + T T T T T T t T t T T r T + + + + ,f + 4 j
From Us and Save Middle Man’s Prolil j
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5oU *f»fTwV»f9. I« I»*1*1« 10«..
FEED
INDIAN RUNNER
DUCK EGGS
W . ( ’. OuLs. p o r I(Kill) sack
No. 2 Mixod C’orn. |M*r KKIIhsack
$1
Wheat Bran, per KKlIbsack
Beet Pulp, per 1001bsack
PURE STRAIN
' ( iluten r m l, per lOOlhnark
S * m r i « « S I .00 Each
: B. C .S . Meal, per lOOlb sack
( ’. S. Hulls, per 1001b.sack
BATES & TODD
No. 'I'ijnothy Hay, per ton 'lÜHIlllbsJ.....*.
b g m i . s u i v r a , ri»
_.. £ . . . . - - fc - “"Xo. rC lover Mixed Hay, prr-ttm Ci(K)BUw)-:-.
Pea r.reen Alfalfa Hay, per ton (2000H»s)
SEED PEAS
Freckled Girls
I t 1» an absolute fact, that one 60 cent
|ar of WILSON’S FRECKLE CREAM
will cither remove your freckles or cau.«o
them to fade and that two jars will even
in th e.m o st »overe cases completely
;uro them. I am willing to personally
gua ra n te e th is am i to re tu rn y o u r m o n e y
xlon is
without argument if your complex!
not fully rester««! to its natural lieaut^.
WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM ta
(Ine, fragrant and absolutely harmless.
Will not make hair grow but will ookítiveTy remove TAN, PIMI’LE3 and
FRECKLES- Come in today ami try ¡L
The jars are large and reaults al>»olut«yly eertnin. Sent by mail if desired.
Prie«« 60c. Mammoth jam $1.00. WILr
SON’S FAIR SKIN SOAP 26c.
For sale by
¡I
1m
.e
.in
7i>
-UtL
21.<HI
21. on
:
WlnpptMirwill ((îenulne), per bushel
2 . fin
Clay filOnuine) jtt-r buftlu’l
‘ el
(■ROCEItlES
Snow White Flour, \V\V Wood, jw-r barrel
Cold Medal Flour, 5>Klb sacks, per barrel
Self Rising Flour', w«hmI, per barrel
Crits, i»2lii sju-k
<¡runulnled Sugar, per IHfllb stick
B«*st <in-«-n ( 'nlfm*. per potintl
A [h u t p n r e*, Iijkfrrt (o n u r k r t r t u n f r « , «re I o h
<;h
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Jack fom tll e
FERMENTER COMPANY
Established 1 9 0 3
HAY, ORAIN ANI) fLtl) DCALtRS
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JACKSONVIllt, IIA
Write for Price List
Terms Cash wt........*«««i r*.——.......- *
Aldridge Drug Store
M onday
It is line to have our cur riinmn.
a g a i n a m f we ilo fo>|w it
landii S a t u r d a y
SE E D S
Corn. Sweet und Field. Beggar Weed, recleaned 50c lb; Old Time Chicken
Corn 35c lb; Pens— ’Whippoorwill. Clav. Unknown $2.65 bu, Mixed $ 2.^1
Iron
Soja
n
u i l iPens.
t u o , ‘j
v ; u Beans.
M V M IJO , Velvet
*
* - - Beans
— - — $3.00
T
1(-bu;* Suyjnr
«3---- Crowder.■ Conch
** uiu)
, Ij id y Peas $1 75 pk; Chufas $1 25 |>k; Florida Peanuts $1.50, Spanisi i < j
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l.i
turn
It. CJ (iris-liulll lia- gone III 'I ,1 Hit hoeF
he
Armour ¡««ii-lc. »re Laving m
¡¡tf m a ttend tie- AA t) AS convention
grotirtit'TTftrm
f t h i « r a ¡iitTTIUi«»' put U
’ Ut tl«H plies’
Grady Helm, after *|>eie|iiig tlie win nice itr.ler am i our men are going -t. >.
ter in Geneva return««! in lit* borne it- som*- w ork foi i he s tn s t tr im tin ia
til Pine St»«'!
im p ro v in g fhe geru-ru
North ( arohnu lost Tliortulii) .
npj>eariinre
of
ilung*
Mrs. CjiMidn Raulerson •«jietil last
Among our out ol i m o visito r« tin
Friday and Saturday in Orlando
week
were Miss N. A Br.mfier. Run
Mrs. G. A Nicholson litt“ gone to San
«ns ( tty . M u . .Air C h a «« C h a ta m iu .
ford for a short visit
Regular services al I lie Millmdisl N A M r » M M I tnersiiiF ami Mi
Iteli«1 S tu td ey. G rillili t í a . M r « < (i
rhuroh Sunday
Itriotlieiry
. »<11111-011 f t n \f r« H A
Mrs Gruddirk of lucksonvdle 1» \i-it
11 ai Il e V
W,
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t i l
mg lu-r dntighi r Mr- II II I’ntti-h ol
I ’•iim lig tiin I In ,roi. (il
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ii
Mr anil Mrs I \\ f | m -js-ni a
11, 1»
6«
V, li a. w o . e I
Sntuntuy in Sanford
t at>
SA ,s
M rs
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Mrs Curli-H, Mia? licllc LuLner. Mr. AA» u n i t y . Ne w i a n a . mi , < un'-i f R
Cooper. Chicago, III , Ri-v unti Mr*
Montgomery »ml Mr. Dooley were
Hilu»
Cook. Early', Iowa. Anna R. Can
jolly party lishlng on Buck laik«* |u*l
Friday. Not only ftsh, Put Indt «tones ghey. Mi K«s-«|M»rt. P a, Martha Can
ghey, MrKis-eport P a, Mr and Mr*
follow,
M-s. J A S\ u'k* bus Ins' - ■ullisl i It R t iHlk*-, Pit I «Il III g |*a Mr*
Amerirus, tin., I|\ tl,iH.seine., llllllss "I I. .VAiilki-r t Im »g ,-, III Intuì I I ’
r<-tip Chii'agn. HI F AA*»!«,« > kV
h«-r *i*t»-r. Mr- T.lggln ,u that |.'u«-«Mr (i««irg,- M;itiii«*u» gaw- tin- HiiiIh i i r i ’ w t - r - I \| n i »
»«*ho«'l
M i u i ’ i.ii
i-t.ililri ri
a
p.l,*M*Hut
li t t le
e irt
i l i i - r rimiri
( H I 1.1 OTA SN K P S H O T S
AA«r un- tu«viug plenty of ruin now
adaya, but everyone i« f««-ling reliev«*«!
that the freeting tim«* i* over for thfa
maimn.
Farmer» an.- getting moat "f their
crojw )ilunt«-«li ami an- plunning to
ather rattie for titeir »piing pemiing,
Mr. and Mrs. J A. Prevail huv«
m«iv««i Into their new home recenti)
completed on thi*ir new grove in Ea*t
Chuluota., ;
C. E. ttuvl* of A’nldiratn, (in
eo n
trartor on th e new railroad, w h o ha*
l«»-n. cifnflrwd to hi* l««l at T h e Palm
for the^àM TU;«T weeks tre* »«itfiee-ntlv
recovered from an attack of eryaipela»
to leave for hi* home Wedneaday morn
ing. ----- r
Dr- Christ aa« out from Orlando Sat
Beurday night, being culled in con«ultation
m y‘
with Dm. Nixon and Mamhall in Mr.
nr V
Davi«’
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Our imhlic srhool will close Friday,
the H th inst. Thete will i>e ah-inter
P>fK t^vilp* program and picnic dinner. All
r, are invited
I \pri
nm p . m
t.fa ft
•tut««l that the deliver) man luul t«»
much to «io tt> ItHik after the want* o
the people in this lint- The deliver;
wagon passes this (dki-e of htrflhie«« at
least six 1101 «*- each d a y , but the nit-tiukls
of the So lit Kern" win notltprm lr any emtrt«-si«-i to l»e exten«ie«i to the public.
The other day a man aliipia-d a gull. 11
con of cane syrup to Pennsylvania.
The package weighed ten pounds, tin:
charges being $1.35. A box of oranges
weighing M0 pounds to the same place
cost $2.fi0. The orang«*s are bought here
for $2.25 and it.tak « 35 cents rnor«- than
the coat to get the product to the north<*rn market. A can of syrup come«; rtt
75 cents, hut it take» $1.35 to expre», it
rat
t s j i » T i i r w f i l i a¡rtfrrthfi
l
flPWr*pi
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Of Mra. M. E. Jaeoha Fri«iuy night of panie» and when the Interstate Com
last week. After ti>e program and de merce Commission gets a few licks at
votionai exercise« a Chinn« «t^ial was the Sijuthem Express Company unti the
held. Ail the young ^olk» lixtked grand Florida steam roatl«, pcrhu|(* some relief
in Uteir «tsiefn kimonae and quetw« will ta* had. Kwiyim«- Jutirnal
— tjuite a nice IttUe sum was reaiired from
the rice, tea, etc., refnehment*.
Everybody read about CleaningUp
W. E. flodge» and M ia Emma Deeee
ware married Sunday, Mar. 2nd, a t the Day.
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IRONAGE POTATO MACHINERY
Th«- SuiifonT TTt raTii « nil- if,« s,mth« r«
F tpreen ( '«im puiii » rr o g u n t
gr«v«ti
g r a s p in g , e t c . tm t tlie |iro|M-r :ij>|w-lL,
n o n s h o u l d Ih- m a n y d e g re e s s t r o n g e r
T h e puri-el |»o«l mu> m i t i g a t e ««one to
tiie e x is ti n g evil« b u t it will tak«- ti m e to
p r o d u c e r e s u lts
A («■» <la\» smr»- »
p a c k a g e w as p r e p a r e d f.»r * b ip m « n t t«
J a c k s o n v i l l e r h e alnpjM'r c a llin g ttu- «-x
prv»« p th c e o n th e p h o n e a n d r e q u e - ti n g
t h e m t o call a n d get t b e p a r c - l . Tl».
|«-xpreev« c le r k c u r t ly t o l d t h e m a n tliai
th e y «liii n««t p ic k u p p a c k a g e »
He als«
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"AÆJ-.s
P L A N TE R S
D IG G ER S
RIDGERS
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The Best
Potato Machinery
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I M i l1 THE HILL HARDWARE CO.
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�THE ^SANFORI) HERALD
THE POSTOFFICE SITE
Government
Making
Plana r
"7/ CBööie PiàîE/BT PoéioffltV.*“'
«î' üm
torical event » m enjoyed by the club.
Mrs. May Dicldns gave a brief synop
■ b .tn a very Interesting way. of the
»T* r *>Velit—w--- - ■—
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m m m m t
BIG JOLLIFICATION MEETING
tre a te d
the city of Sanford, and City Clerl^
£oVell immediately mailed oh* to him
at Washington. The new map has
just been completed by City Engineer
lV*fd Williams, and is 'm ost .complete,
giving all the lately annexed territory
umI the Supervising Architect will no
doubt 1» greatly surprised a t the wonderful panorama spread out before him
in the big city of Sanford and suhurlwn
territory,
This request for the city map means
that our city will soon have the govern
ment inspectors and architects here in
reference to the sltu.^uqJtUa«irNJHiur«aii.
n.wt it tw.hnnvm
fo
get busy »t once and choose sdfne lots
that would tie suitable for this fine
building. There are several available
Iota anti the only obstacle in the way ol
soma of them will be the extortionate
price thut are usually placed on lots
that the government expects to pur
chase.
Should a good lot be chosen and the
price made right there will be more
money left for the building.
Every
owner of property that would be suit
able U expected to make a fair profit
hut the building should not tie delayed
any by jockeying for selfish purposes
and the building will program accord
ing to the speed made in locating the
-■ Mrs, L H. Philips ctfhcluded the Quo
program with two beautiful readings on
“The Alamo" ami the smnll band of
Martyrs who died for the'cause of free
dom.
The members of the club who weHt
present voted oil Q fr amalgamation of
the clubs in the city. The vote for. club
unity-wus carried by a large-majority.
Theatre next Turaday evening, March
18th. when the citizens of Harney coun
ty and those of Orange county if they
desire to coine, will discuss the vital is
sues of the day and give a general outline of the-work that is being done for
county division and plans will be laid
for the future in
hlch government
buildings, tourists' hotels und other in
teresting phenomena will be’ discussed.
Several prominent speakvrs will he
present to keep the audienci; from going
U> sleep, and the Sanford Military' Hand
will discourse sweet music. Every pub
lic spirited citizen in the new county lim
its should be present, for there will lie
r^nnething-doing auuyu nmuila— It, will
lie more in the nature of a jollification
for the many good things that have come
or are coming otir way and the meeting
promises to be most Interesting to every
one. No adtnhwion will lie-charged and
the doors will open at eight o’clock.
.MK-ic.ri.ir> Meeting
•• The regular business ■mw'ttvnf-fff Tfte
Missionary Society of the Methodist
chdyh ijfas held Tuesday afternoon in
the church.
The president of the Missionary So
ciety, Mrs. H. H. Chappell, presided
over the meeting.
After the devotional exercises and the
Music Club
business of thp society was transacted,
The Music Club will meet Saturday
the subject for the afternoon, “Woman
in the Home and Young People’s Work" afternoon, March 16th at the home of
was then considered, Several fine nr- Mrs. F, L. Woodruff at 3 o’rldpk, Mr*.
tide* from the Missionary Voice wen George L. Hoy leader.
read by different members of the society
"Woman in the Homo in Heathen.
Lands" wan read by Mrs. A. E. Phillis.
"Biblical Ideas of Woman in the Home"
was read by Mrs. Zachary. "Mexico's
Greatest Problem" was read by Mrs.
J. K. Mettingrr and the "Work of our
Nine Fool Brirk (toads
Utvrd and t h a t R c isll I)yu>«p«a
Lot the brick roads be nine feet wide. Schools In Mexico" was rand by. Mr*.
Tablet« frill do it. w s will furnish
the m cdirias absolutely fr«s if it
Make our $200,000 cover every mile pos
fail« to giva you sstisfsction.
sible. Distance will pay a bigger divi
TIis rem ark s Ids success of flsisl)
dend than width in this country of sand.
Dyspepsia T ab lets is d u s to tb s hitb
degree of scientific skill u*e<i in de
Fourteen feet will not-safely accom
vising their formula as well as to lha
modate two moving automobiles, even
cars cia rriesd iu their maoufacturs,
In day time. Nine foot makes safe trav
whereby tits well-known properties
of Bisinuth-SubnitrmU aud Pepsin
eling ull the time. Confined to nine feet,
have been properly combined with
will give brick and not be missed to rlose
C arminatives an d other ageota.
up thc ugly gap between Fifth and Tenth
IUamuth-Subuitrate and Papain
s r s constantly employed and recog
streets on Sanford avrnuei’ making and
nised by th a entire medical profes
perfecting the only hrlck belt drivewaysion Wa invaluable in Uie treatm ent
upbuilding
and
advancement
of
grand
of
indigestion an d dyspepsia. Their
in Sanford. Let every tax payer saty.
>ro|iar combination makes a remedy
old
Orange
county.
Hooding
the
county
Nine foot roads for*me.
fd valuable for stomach relief.
Now b the Ump, before the grading l>e- lor brick roaiU and trolley lino railroads
We era so certain t h a t there la
If necessary to advance t h e , p yiviL-_ m wwShsww a s -«.tod, (or stom ach 111« H _
©w*.
A TAX PAYER.
K eudlD vepepsta T ablets th a t » T u rf*
ness of the most resourceful and the
— you t o try them a t o u r ri»k. Three
Would be a G o o d Law
banner county of the state. But division
t i n s . 23 celt la, 60 ceota. and *1.00.
During th* approaching sea-don of the Nit. for division would mean retrogrnd*
You ceo buy Resell Dyspepsia Tablets
legislature.¿Ion. J. C. Hrpwn. represen- instead of program The advocatia la this comm unity only a t our elute:
ktw qa a pipe drvam
•iMivii IamJ:wlLcgtfc5rr^i».i'3!M^AS
a bill tfl'A medy an evil or deficiency in and should forget It, as it could not |*oaT)U
Sion
Fï„rM
our 4lection system in this state, which sibly b nefil the people at large*. And Hanford
is generally acknowledged to 1m* such, the iitiz*ni at large should not permit
There Is a Rasali fitore la M i l ; tr a r r toen
rttr la Iba fallad Hulea, Caaada aal
and yet no effort has been made to cure such an outrage to be fostered upon and
Ureal tiiUain. Thera la a diSarrat Retili
Reorei
; for nearly avert ordinary human 111—
Jt by legislative enactment. Mr.them to please n few ambitious men who aarh eepeclally
<l*ftat>*-f t o f t * particular IU
Brown'« hill will have for its purpose the drain* to hold lucrative positions in a tor »Lick It U reanm mandad. .
TW«
RaaaU
Stoeaa
are A n a a rW a C realaat
removal of the legnl disability of a large new county. The mass should think
Ur u « I t a n e
class of citizens to vote in our various and reason for ihcmselyes and not he led
city, colitity and state elections, mcqjy astray by a few ambitious men. If anj
l>ccauac tljey me away from their home think that they are in the frying pan
town« on Hint .day and are prevented they nhotild not make the fatal niEsTMtc
from thefr-home.towns and casting their of jumping out of the frying pan into the
vote»* by the nature nf their husintm or fin*. In union is strength and in these
calling SuOh fo ri rntauw, am Jail road progressive days we should avoid mis
men# commercial travellers, students at taken. The mass of the eitixena should
college and others who have the same In give this matter their, sober thoughts
terest in voting fhat other rlasMw havq, and should they allow themselves Jo be
hut <*nn‘l he at home on election day 1m*- led astray by a few ambitious men they
cauao k«pt awaty by the requirements will l»e sorry when they art* soljer.
of their Work. •
N. II. FOGG.
In thw aggregate there, is n -large num
Knights’ In KUrimmee
l>er of these voters and it ia not right that
they should be deprived of a constitu c 'T h e Grand IjcmI**- Knights of Pythias,
tional privilege through no fault of their for the state of Florida met la»t Wednra
-own.—Mr. ilro u n ’a lull pzatddaa-lhal day ia.Kis* inimec in aqnunl session, ami
such men, who are duly qualified voters, Knights from every section of the com
niay, when they are necessarily away monwealth gathered at that point for thi
T o potiilvylv ■ u ir tn tr« W I I I T r .
frum hume on election day, forward theii important occasion. Much interest b
C L O V I.R I Ì O I ’ h II » » ib>l *»ot
K N O W Itut II I» n t » r nvilvft li»
tnllots by mall to the proper election of- attached to this meeting and it is ex
¿ t i n i «m i p irilc u h r •• in «
BtivScr ul mlltlna coul.1 pro.*-»«s '
ficeia and huve them counted when"they pected that the meeting will be qultr
11,tire h r » » J . b U fu lu . ro lli. »WS
ora accompanied by the necessary au large, both in delegatee and visitors.
and p j .i i » will bs th « 10«» l u t i « r t »
Thoac
attending
from
Sanford
were
tuli Ifom utina
thentication that the person sending
such ballot Is a duly registered and other- Mr. and Mrs. Henry MrLaulin, Mrs
Frank Woodruff, Mrs. M. Frank nnd
wian qualified voter.
As the law is now, thia large class of Mrs. T. L. Davis
«YOliR GROCER HAS IT'*
citizens Is practically disfranchised, and t
More County Division
Mr. Brown’s bid, which'will cure thin
PunU Gorda. March 14-—The fight
-llutt-im -v, rq ;r l|t to bf-cutn.- U u . _
fn rth e dlvWon of PcSotnxQUalY b now
lami Telegram
on tn earnest. - I t will b i wa|Ml nllliuttl
This hill ia moat meritorious in every the slightrat crasation until the'final votr
way' and b nne'thnt Sanford people can of the Legislature is recorded. Thb b
appreciate, giyiRg aa it doea our railroad not the first fight t ) l>e made for the di
men the opportunity to exercise thel vision'o( thb great county, but thb h
franchise with the lam of no time. Mr. the one which. If signs. Indications and
Brown is well known here and hb good assurancea do not fail, will culminate In
'wsnk-b-greatly appwalat ad hy-hia j B tt.
friends. Represenlntive Brown will
Charlotte county will be compoSesToT
mal» good a* a law maker.
four rows of township»* lying at the sooth
end of DeSoto and will include all the
W ednesday Clab
A fine kttendanre of the membere of land south of the line dividing township*
tha Wedtflsday Club veer* premnt at 38 and 39. The area of these four tows
their regular meeting a t the home of Mrs. of townships b 1.600 tqunr* mile*.
Henry Wight Weilntadjty afternoon, Think pi that*—810 square miles larger
White Clover Flour
V*»
irmtiyrw.
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TIvc prograru was opened with a b ea u - a l i l S , d l
lift M l f f l k U t , Itf.
WRurv im im
which w»# delightfully rendered and
thoroughly enjoyed by the club.
The meeting was presided over by the
president,.Msa. 0 . L. M ark. Alter th e
reading of the minutes by the »ecretary,
Mr*. S.'O, Chase, the "Stoo' of the Mex
ican War” waa most Inlereatlngly and
«**-rtalnlngly given b> Mr». Chase
*nbae.fln* review of th b u o u b b hb-
The mild winter has caused the spring growth
to start early.
Don’t delay fertilising.
Favorite Fruit Manure will give results and
will: not produce die-back.
.
..
;
YOUR TRUCK AND CARDEN CROPS
Need fertilizer that is quickly available and
rich in plant food. Our special crop formulas
WRITE FOR OUR BOOKLET
JA C K S O N V IL L E
F L O R ID A
To The Vegetable Shippers
I urn now located at the Robbins Nest and
will be in Snnford during the Bean and
Cucumber season. I Want to handle a
portion of your New York shipments. L
am still with the old reliable firm
H. G. Miles & Co.
315 Washington St.
-
. I will load refrigerator cars back of the
R obb ins N est d a ily u n til se a s o n is o v e r.
Earl Culbreth
of c u r - f tr o u b le s b u t non e t h a t w a c a n recomt s baan n i s n d a a M a h ly a# th is f o r w a k n o w t h a t
UTsrcnt D . p . D . a to p i th a Itch a t onoa. W a Just
iieassa. w a n t you to glva D . p . D . a trial. T h a t will
s a l v e s be en o u g h t u p r o a s i t . ----------------------- i------nstrm ta
O f course alt o th e r d r u s t l s t a h av e
d e rm is D.D.D. P r e s c r ip t io n —co to fttem i t y a u
s**i.
c a n ' t co m a to ua— b u t d o n 't n e e s p t a o m a
» tin s— b i s profit s u b s tit u te ,
ic su en u t If you com* to o u r s t o r e . ww a n
e c te m a eo c e r t a i n o f w h a t D.D.D. w ill do f o r you
>* fly- t h a t ws offer you n f u l l a l i a b o i t l a an
D D u t h i s f t i s r u n i e e — I f you d e n o t find t h a t
It i s l e * a w a y tha I M l A T U j i u t . U
>r akin c o ats you not a cant.
L. R. P H IL IP S ^ . CO., Druggists
. 25c Want Ad. in The Herald
ill Reni Your House For You
EXTRA - SPECIAL
AUTOM O BILE C O N TE S T
ON SATURDAY AND^ Ò N D A Y
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w rsm m x a .
-
i l l F T Y" C E N T, N E C K T
BQJUGHT Ö F U S O N T H E S E D A T E S .
This A pplies to Cash Sales O nly
First count of Votes will bs
ic to put in
■SfWi^of you Friend* to
and you v^ill have 100,000 Vote«
■
Sperili by the We*k or Month
Goad Location
Good Serrlee
j
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-rnR-XVERY
milrs and 'after the creation o
(niWs.* So it.arili be «een th a t Charlotte
b not taking the lion’* share in the divi
rion. but ii leafing Mother-DeSoto a very
considerable portion-.
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Charlotti* county, as propoee*!, has now
968, votent and a population of 4,840.
By tho time the referendum election b
held there will be 1.000 votar» and 6,000
people.
^
March 15th and 17th
DAVtrt
j
New Y
Sanford Shoe &
�M v c h 14, .U n
FLORIDA'S NEW CONSTITUTION
T. P. Warluw and wife to Jo« Mriatarman.
,,
Geo: E Mora» to Char lotta M om . Conathutionol Convention» In Other
Although- Count/ Treaanrer Believes
-. JY :9» H*yn«a and wilt to Jacob
/ r : Office a Sinecure.
State* and Birth
County Treasurer J. H.-Tucker *Waa Ivamrik.
. if
? - *’.k U 't W ^ . * i r ^ r c ^ : Æ S £ S C k ô È
U hotter, should put pie ejuwdian oTealP
G dW nor*’ Trtmtoair« •r*eomroanda-:
iD(
a Constitutional Convention to reE. K. Spnrry and wife to E. E.
tion th at the office of county treasurer
v
tv
ihe a u te ’r outworn constitution
lie abolished. The Governor made Fetrick.
UfTto
tb*'people and the poopto in tlicif
W. C. Person, et# al., to Nichota
auch a recommendation recently, in
wisdom
ahould decide to rail one, FlorWagoner.
S'
a communication embodying the is
Sarah H. S w tvt. and husband to iila would be taking no radical or un
sues th at he will'urge before the legis
usual atop when compared witji iMtcr
John M. -Pressey. • / / v / V ' ' ■ J
lature irw-hts •meiwnge- to - that body.
southern
state*.
Ellen M. Robinson and husband to
M. Tucker's reply was unusual, nut
Of
the
fifteen distinctively «mitbent
E. C. Muore. '
ite»
w
vnr
hayr written new conatituOfö
TT
AtktraC
to
CTiabeth
M
(iecied frònf ¿ man’that was so heart I
tion* ai hcc Florida revhed hers in IR85,
iy supported at the polU last spring Furrn.
Elizabeth M. Futen' to Nellie Furen. Such conservative statt« ns Alabama.
lie ,s a id that he agreed heartily with
fi. Land Homo;Oo., to Chester Hen» Miaaiaaippi, Virginia, South Carolina
the Governor, th at he voted for him
and Louisiana have held constitutional
and purposed to support* him.
conventions nhd drpwn new constitu
"And if the question of abolishing
tion» sine* the Florida constitution was
the office of county treasurer ever niaon,
made. The following ttble shows the
comes to a vote," said Mr. Tucker, "I
birth year* of the various southern state
-wttt cast my ballot to abolisb-lL- I
consider that ft~Ta an expense that can' Arthur Schulte to Thoo. M. H enker constitutions
Slu-rmun Kennnn iQ .O tltfilJiu rra y . Georgf»
lie done away with.
Wm. Clark and wife to Alice EIÜ- Arkopsos
"The Governor has recommended
that the tax assessor aaaoma tlia treas
M inivi ppl
urer'a duties, In all due difference to
Oklahoma
Governor Trammell, I think the tax
Texas ___
collector is more in line lo perform the
Florida ...
duties than the assessor. In the first
Kentucky'
place, it is this office that gives the
highest bond, and the funds como di
South Carolina
rectly through his hands into the treas
Virginia,.....-...
urer's. Alabama
"The treasurer's duties consist oi
Louisiana
taking over the money from the col
lector, and Issuing cash for for war
rants. Of course he keeps the records
of income and expenditure. But with;
the assistance .of a clerk the lax collec
tor could easily assume these dutire,
and aa™ the treasurer’s income to the
TUCKER A REAL MAN
The county treasurer is not paid by
salary, but by fee commissions being
C. C, Johns to II. W. Patrick.
drawn on warrants and collection*.—
H. A. Pollina and wife io II. W.
Ileporter-Star.
Patrick.
J. H. Barton and wife to A. N athan
and wife. .
-.
.
Filed for Record.
Clara Harvey to Hoy O. Harvey.
Luis Adams to 0 « . T. Osine*.
W. E. Gore and wife to Julia SampEmma E. William« and husband to
H. Carl Dann.
G. O. Hatcher ami wife to Allen nnd
W. H ‘ Mock and wife to W. M.
Mash burn.
PhyllU Courtney.
D. W. Currie nnd wife to Currie
John M. Gardner, et. al., to W. M.
Manufacturing Company.
Mashbum.
Pierson and wife to G. R.
F. B. Dale and wifet o L J, Town
niLfi j,
Jv'V.j
R. H. Marks and wife
Rosier
Monday Last Day to Take Advantage of Splendid Offer
20,000 Extra Vote
Proposition on
Remaining Days
New
Subscriptions
Count
The list of candidate* and their
I( you want one of the price* The Hcr«
h
ib it as counted up to noon Thtij
ald la going to give to the energetic
Sanford, Ha.
people of Sanfont, gft tojs'ork right now.
But don't think you haveny tip* tim j. for Miss R uth McDaniel ............... n
aa a limiter of fart, every day witness««
a waste of tim e that could)» profitably
spent securing the volea to w inth* prise
* Sanford, Fla., It. P, D. No. t
of your cholea. Effort will count more
Mr*. I. V. Stanatron .............. . i
in vote» this week thgn it will agUin durSanford, Fla., R. P. D. No. 2
ing the contest.
Misa Gladys Graen----------- ----- i;
Sanford, Fla., B. P. D. No. 3.
Mian Maud Cameron............... l
the- trmtrwt if-you wish to be numbered
* rich wTiTHippomirtl.'
ties, if contestants but realized it. The
present moment la the only kind you are
t w going to have, and if this hour's
worth is disregarded, what w to prrvent
the wasting of the hour in which you
have planned to do groat things?
The content is drawing to a cloae.
Only a fh*r more daya In which to »ecuro
the votes to win the prixe of your choice.
Upon the effort of this week will depend
largely whethef you win the piano or a
smaller priae.
. .
Until Monday, March 17, noun, a
bonus certificate for 20,000 extra votes,
ovqr the regular scale will be given for
every club of four yearly subscriptions.
Never again during this contest will efforts count for so many, extra votes, and
every candidate ahould take the fullest
«¿Vantage of the opportunity.
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Stetson Win»
it probably will The present corwtitu
lions count the tóme as new aubseription will then iw thirty years aid,
The New Constitutional League.
Judge Charles B. Parkhlli. president,
1,000 vote»
and i . .Ju-.Worthington. Tampa, secre
— iÜidÜÜ roli j.
tary, ia much pleased with the prospect
18,000 vote*
to Louisa that the Lcgiriature will submit thè mat.75,000 votes
The bill game a t DeLnnd yt-tterdiy
resulted in a* victory; fur Stet^m over •
University of Florida, by score J . tu |, j
Our old favorite Lee pitched aci.i u «a»
simply a case of too much L.» Lv
would have had a shut out. but for •,
■De* rdaHN"*ar»r* of" au ■easy-<urnvtttUr*^
Swink played first Stetson in l
jjÌ
HINK of genuine SUk
HôïtTdOàting no more
than cotton! That is
our new line of Phoenix
m Silk HoselaF50c a pair lor
jk
men’s and 75c for women’s.
No. other silk hose at any
price contain better silk or are better
knitted. They have all the soft luster
ohd "cling” of the very costliest hose—and
they wear so finely that we will replace any
pair th a t doesn’t give good service. Come
and see this remarkable hosiery—then you’ll
understand why we are so enthusiastic about
Phoenix” to pur clerks.
“Real Silk? Sure! J
jj
And I only paid 50c fo r 'cm, too.”
That’s what you’ll tell
“the _boys”
after
tVAlt^as* riAAM 4U A —
1! ^
I «
you’ve seen the new lincof-naon-s hosiery
we are showing this week—Phoenix
Silk Hose at 50c a pair. They cost no
more than lisle, but every thread in
them is pure, genuine silk. .. And they
wear! W e will replace any pair that
doesn’t. The toes and heels are re
enforced by an exclusive process, and there are
.no scams to rip. The classiest looking hose a
Rian could wish for-—and you can afford them
for everyday wear. We carry the full line—all the
— to our clerk s
�'r'S'VfSks X j m F
ti* •
**nr
P u b lis h e d
S e m i-W e e k ly — T u e s d a y
end
F rid a y
■'tr% -T3-. S&+3S* -wirer 13ZXL«**
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YjV SANFORD— U h /« Worth Living
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH tS,
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HANFORD'S GREAT INDUSTRY
WILL BETTER THE SERVICE
STARK GRAND
çHAwiau»* ENTERTAIN THE VISITORS
Columbia Paper Company Was Sought
1'romlnent Kissimmee M an'H eads the
By Several CIUcs
Slate'Knights of Pythia*
The Florida Grower has the fallow* Southern Utilities Corporation
At the meeting of thejGrand*Lodge C apitalists Were Sfjown T h e
ing Interesting item concerning the
Form ed at Kissimmee
Knights of Pythias i t Kimimmee lust
Will Help Sanford
Southern Hospitality
Crown Columbia Paper Co., which has
week Hon. W. J. Sears was elected (¡rand
decided, to locate In Sanford: *
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Chancellor. Mr. Sears is Superinten
The principles of cooperation, and the
dent
of
Public
Instruction
of
Osceola
LOCAI M EN NAMED FOR OFFICERS saving created thereby, are timely illus
SPENT__FRIDAY J N *S A N J ^ g D
trated by- Lbs fact thaUwe van- announce RATES FOR LlGttTS .LOWERED •ndw-f«orotnrfri‘trotnmernnd has manyf
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friends in Sanford who will rejoice at hfa ;
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coast has been induced to install a plant M any Im provem ents to be Made in K n i i h U Given Fi*h ~:J£ry A nd Big
Florida F or M any M onth«
Tho following officer* wore elected for
in Florida, prepared to do wrapper and
tha Light and W ater Plants H ere
the year:
1 ime on Lake Monroe
label printing, and to furnish wrapping
O th er S ta te New«
8.
L.
Lowry,
Tampa,
Supreme
Repre
paper a t a much lower cost t han the pack t / Tho Southern Utilities Corporation
The distinguished party of capitalists
sentative.
’
Kissimmee, Fla., March 15.—The ers have been accustomed to paying in
Southern Utilities Company, capitati the p ast This wss only brought about recently formed in Florida have pur
W. J. Sears, Kissimmee, Grand Chan who were the guests of Sanford la*t Fri
day were given a taste of real, old fash
$10 ,000 ,0 0 0 , haa just been chartered in by reason of the fact that more than chased the plants of the Sanford Light &. cellor.
Tallahassee. The officer» .of the new three-quarters 'of the fruit shipped Fuel Co., and the Sanford Ice'A Water
Robert Davis, Gainesville, Grand Vice ioned Southern hospitality, .probably the
first real t««te of outdoor life they havo
corporation are aa folto««: President, through the Florida Citrus Exchange, Co., and propose to spend large sums Chancellor.
upon
these
plants
putting
them
in
first
W. B. Crawford, Kissimmee; vice pres and all the fruit shipped by Chase At Co.,
Scott M. l*»>ffton, Pensacola, Grand received in the -fate. Tho idea of giving
class
shape
and
giving
the
jieople
the
licet
them a fish fry in tin* woods wax a good
Prelate.
ident, P. A. Vans Agnew, Kissimmee; agreed to contract for all the paper used
of service at a much lower rate.
J. Roberta, Key Waal, Grand Master onc a»d originated wi(h Hon. J. N. Whitsecretary James Johnson, Kissimmee. by them for a certain period, thia paper
At the water plant a xtandpjpe will tw* at Arms.
ncr, who rightly argiaxl that lhe*v gen
D. C. Wagner, treasurer. The above offi to be fumiahed at a much I«*, price than
placed and the water will be obtained
N. P. Yowell, Orlando, Grand Inner tlemen unti ladies wilulri have a surfeit
cer« together with E. G. Vans Agnew now asked by other companies and to be
from deep artesian wells instead of the Guard.
of hotels and banquets and the' Com
«Ili form the directorate. Thla is the com furnished quickly. The Crown Colum
lake where it has been pumped for many
It. H. Williams, Orlando, Outer Guard. mercial ( ’lull in di-*Alssing the matter
pany headed Pry J. G. White a n d . com bia Paper Company have already con
year». The water will be aerated and all
were of the opinion that a touch of real
Tho
meeting was largely attended.
pany of NcwlYork City) The executive tracted (or press«« and other machinery,
the sulphur will h© eliminated making it
Those who went down from Welcome Florida in the,open would he a novelty
headquarter», for the first year will be in and they will be in a position to furnish
the finest water for household purpose» I»dgc, No. i), were Supreme Represen a n d w o u ld In- e n jo y e d )
Kiaalmmro and. only the auditing de unlimited quantltiea of paper at short
th at could fa> obtained In the south.
Under the supervision of that veteran,
tative William It, O'Neal, N. P, Yowell.
À
partment \ÿm 'vattvernl minor depart notice. It fa probable that the new plant
Two motor driven pumjix will lie in T. O. Rrown, George E, McCulloch. V. C. H. Lrffier, the rdthmittee on enter
ments :irr Jacksonville. J\ A. Vans Ag will be located at Sanford, but that al
stalled, making four pump* in all and
tainment roinpnn-d if 1) A. Caldwell.
new of the law iim t/of YSns Agnew & together depends upon the Inducement» giving the Uncut kind of lire protection W. Estes and Eugene (}. Dunkwurth.
Tho next meeting will la- held at Drain K. (’. Maxwell, If (t Packard. C. R.
Crawford, Watt yW leading organizer of offered them by the Hanford people. at all timreWnlker and \\ I, Andrews were on tho
this vaat organisation. , Mr. Crawford, Jacksonville and Tampa are also being
At the electric light plant several
job
early last Friday morning and uaAfasie Club
the pfuidenbla a sqn of secretary of aiate considered as a site for Uie factory. Pa- changes will be made with the idea of
siste-d by James llixon were enabled to
H. C. ■Crawford
of Tallahassee. *
The Music Cluti held their regulur gel ihc fine speckled perch and havu
bitka and lakeland are in the running, centralizing the plant* and making the
T-= .jfc . -1
While threw men represent the real both‘being junction points. The une of producing rest much smaller. Instead meeting at the home of Mrs. F. L. Wood tliem uli’ready by the noon hour.
holders it was mainly through their sa this paper by the associations shipping of having the exorbitant minimum price ruff Saturday a t 3 o'clock, with n line
Mr. ami Mrs Andrew», the host ami
gacity mnd genius that the pini ret wax through the Exchange means a uniform of $2 60 on formerly the new company uttemlanre of the memlwn» ami several liowti-w* ol Shell Mound farm were busy us
realized. .P; A. Vans AfneW negotiated wrapper for nil; yet with distinctive fea will make the minimum electric light ser visitors present. Mrs. George L Hoy bees hr l| dog to put t|n* laide* Iif order
I'
for practically all the plants in the fifteen tures whereby each may retain lta indi vice $1.60. The gas rate will is* lowered lender.
and promptly at one the crowd arrived.
citi» where lee, electric and gas proper- viduality. ( The uniform print ap|>eara materially us follows: The rate now fa
Paderewski and Hoffman, two mod- The parly hud !>**en oyer the celery delta
purchased
.
tm i m
i
iur
**
orj another
le'fr»C oC Ttd falfaF1-t-W Kgll
.
o oo (
each association may have the distinctive or $2.26 for combination cooking ami <',"a ldered.
Emmett Wilson, there 1« ing uliout fifteen
According to plans «fhleh tin* incor brnnd name. The officials of the Ex lighting.
Some sketch*« of i ’aderirwski and inlioiinliili in -ervice filli d wilh vixitorà
porators stale are practically cornpletid, change ask that each association »end in
The new company will change this to Huffman, with rtfi-rrtiitrx to m-vrrul ul unit holm lulk- tuul th*' iri|i was greatly
Jacksonville6will have p big industrial
dusigna, so lhnl cuts may tî.OO rate for all uvea of glut anil tills wdll thcirtmnq^mori-*, acre «ix.-n by Mr-, vniuyeil giving the ra|Ut^lfatm g_gaad —
î tT,f' Ti r ^Miiplnyipe ^ o t * ' fivq - h u n d r e d be nude,—thfcr'sXTvite to root notfiîhg.'JTnKTrrfslty m hihr fhWTIgfT fjfmr-uf
*.r>^ 1’ a ^ ‘’it*T T-itv WU-^* view* **f 'tin rich Tuuntry that mid* so
hands, and ^tfpingnuLUÜQ tires per day, Send them in promptly;-*) that the order
The price of fee will also be reduced delightfully reudcrwl hy Mr». R. F.. Tnlwr much to Sanford, The party *tnp|M'd
together wÄh other automobile accre- will receive due care ami consideration. and the regular rate charged that now The (Hscureion, ’What tho- Nftixii-al ui Shell .Moutul at one o'clock aryl here
orld Most Musis, • wa* h-xl by' Mtr. i)u> lung table xprvud under Uie oaks and*
aories in whirl} rubber* is used, to lxprevails In Florida.—Hartford ha* been
known aa the Seminole ltublwr Company
(lerk-Carrter Eifl ml nation **
■paying a higher Tafe for ¡re than other Geo. L. Hoy. nnd i>urtlr1pnted tn f r Ihc f,ffieu-To the hfahirlc moumf From whence
a concern with $1,000,000 capital and
Piare of Examination,' Hanford, Flu. cities and the new company will give full membx-rs, waiter wliirh tin* dub dfa tlie lornlity ihrivra its name were fairly
three name plans, according to those
Date of Examination, April 12, 1913. ten iwuncfa for five cents instead of seven cussed and arranged some of the final tie- J grouping under the weight of good thing»
tail« of their annual concert, which will to eat. Fried rhirken and fried fish, ham
directly interested Ip the corjloratinn.
Thè United State« Civil Service Com pounds given by the former company.
provide for the construction of n large mission announce« that on the date and
In alt Hanford people can welcome the be given *Tue»tlny avening. Murrh 26th. -midwn lun, jnrkli-, devih-xl eggs ami
building and the actual operation nf the at the place named above j n examina advent of the new company, for they can ut the imperial Theatre-, wlien they hope many other good things were* tlwre in
to harp the pleasure1of entertaining altft4 inVfiiTance. ii-rxed wjH, dmt roffee and
furiory within some ninety d a y » .-----tion will Ik* held for the position* of be assured of niucli In-tfer service a t'b e t
lioe pregram rx-rry minir In-i-r w it,«- d< tin m r nrtTfiiu et, tnadi- from *<VD or------ooo
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clerk and city carrier in the post office ter rat»** llotnd fnarple will be inter elty.
ung«*i.
Newa from Palmetto comes that dur at that place.
ested in the new company trtul Wesley
,
*
Thl*
Music
CfJuh
,-a
nienti
y
n<->iretf,.
T liu s c giM-d lidk.- nte )U*l a* l limigli
ing this acaaon already about 8,000 car»
Applicants must have reached their Fry will In* *uperintendent in charge,
loaded with Vegetables have been ship eighteenth but not their forty-fifth birth which insure« the [»-ople of Sanford the recognition of ij»‘tr certainly ¡nudatile t h o y timi m-ver tiud a e*|iuirv nicol Inifore
entirprl** hy the pxsiple, ami their n|>- and there waa ru> hs’sketful of Iorvvs or
ped from there.
day on the date of the ex orni nation. b«»t of service at all time*. .
•
oo o
If Sttnfofd cannot have municipal predution of their efforts to do them 11*he» ufter thè lunrluKin.'
The ago limita are wnived, however; in
T h e ’ e n ti r c p a r t y , a m e m b l e d on t h è
St. Petersburg fa propoalrg to tax cats the cases of |>oraons honorably discharged ownership at the prewent tfrpe the advent good hy their presence en masse at the
and the owners oV Toms and Mariere are from tbe United State* military or naval of the Southern UUlitR« Cb. is the best concert which Die cluti will give Ttu*-du> M o u n d a ft e r lunch* a n d P tio lo g r a p h e r
l'InIlpIM m « 'le r e x e r a l v e ry fine vtew» of
not pleased. The ordinance that fa un service hy rciwdri of tlitabilily resulting thing that could have happened, be rvf'nlng at the Imperial Theatre.
itep a i t y . A f te r u hall l i o u r ’* ch a t a n d
der ronsidtjatlon would make the felines from wounds or sicknrsx ¡nerumi in the cause we can tie assured of good wet*See
KIa>ilrmnx‘e
Primary
generai
in i r o d u c t u u i s tu Die p a rt y t h r y
«ear taga and their owners come up with liqe of duly.
nnd lower rale.
u
g
n
i
l
i
o
n le r c d Miitomohiles and w e re
the money a t the rate of aeveral dollar»
Much mleri-M wn* nutriif*-tt*•«! in the
Male applicant for the PostOffire Ser
tiri
v
e
n
in
Un- eitx dia’k w h e re «everal
g each. The Independent say a that the vice must Ite ut leusl & feet I inches in
llridgi- * lull
city primary which »w held in Kivotti
twxir ||P* t — — etT*-TTT nitt TTpcrn t t r e “ 11f, I ¡1rt '
iri.lt« T Ü W H O lil n m l'T t m t — thr-- c h a rgr* •
ture
last
Friday
rottcrlrtr
tclir,
T
T
i.T
i
i
T
il
~
iii'lgiit in bare Irei, and I2Ö iiound* In
TiiP Tlriirgc rTuTT™we entert ni mil by7
sgainst the cats, aa mid-night howlers xeight without overcoat nnd hat: other- Mis* Annie llawkina of Olery avenue cupy the position of mayor and city msr- iio-Min of L.ike Monne* ami bere thoy
H |
and destroyers of birds, can bo sustained, wt*y their applications will lie canceled. ut the Horne of Mrs. It. A Howard, *hat. In the find primary indd stime ni Sui ned u gieid vlew of Suliford and ber
tino location.
o oo
Female applicants are not required to l«‘ Thursday afternoon. Three table« of time ago no majority was rx-ct-ived l,j the
The resi id thè sUemoon waa «peni in
Florida was well represented In the a p of any specific height or weight.
bridge were played one being a guest respective candidates and they had tn sight seelhg und lituined* matterei and
run again und the result of the last cnnpropriation« maJo by the laat Congreas.’ For Application Form 1871 and "In table.
’ tic party left in tiidr private car for the
Half a dozen lirte government building» structions to Applicants," address the
The club prize, u deck of rarefa, was test fa that James W. Liley was chosen eu*t ctxael about ten o'clock F’riday night*
were provided for in addition to the secretary of the twarel of the United won by Mrs. Kent Ranelter. At the mayor snd F'loyd Tyson received a ma
That every member of the party thor
' money appropriated for work on the S tato civil service examiner» at the pout- guc«t tallio the prize was aim a deck of jority for rity marshal. The contest
oughly
enjoyed thejr visit to Hanford fa
riven and arbors.
*
office at the place named abovp, or the cards, which was won by Mrs. Roy wage»! with a vim, snd the result seem* attested by their many expressions of
to lie satisfactory, although a surfafae
, ,
o o o
,
district secretary at tho address below. Hymen.
to many. Fred Haas, who wa* Dw high “l»Pr« l» 'io n and Hanford a whole hearted
Charlotte Harliur'a board of trade fa
No application will I» accepted unless
After the conclusion of the pleasant man in the first primary, received »55
to three now a t , tens will l*ar
rlive part in the affairs of that properly executed and filed with the dia- games of card*, delicious rhirken salad,
voire, white Jsrere W, lafar Fm.1 enough | frillt
a meeting held recently dfa- tdet secretary prior To lhc.hour.of rlootng wafer», tfitres amt-coffee were HH li'd:
fricTtds tit roll ii|-.::r,.v H a s s w a s k n o w n !
Ingaithat fOTld be done
™
6f
■“ MlM HWÏIHF guests were; A ir». M .
come.
■ ■ ■ h i ‘Sm rtH W ssr
Sec’y Fifth Civil Service Dls't, Hyme». Mrs. C. O. Mcl-auglilin. Mr». as the lltx-rul candidate, while IJley is a
conservative.
promoter pr the now railroad that fa
Atlanta, Ga.
Deane Turner, Mr». B, A. Howard, Mrs.
rraehlpg Into th a t section was heard and f Issued March 12, 1913.
"Orange gFovos throughout the coun
Kent Rossettcr, Mr». A. F’itts, Mr». C. C.
gave soma^ood advice.
ty are heavy with bloom," says the BronI.ndy Burned to D eath
Howard, Mrs. G. Keely, Mr». J. L. Hurt,
ooo
Fort Meade, Mar. 17.-M ro. Thom«
Tlrora-Democrat, "giving promise of
Mr»- Roy Hymen, Mia» Mabel Arjdenwn.
L S ' Oviedo la Booming
Last weejc at~ Brooksville a negro dray
Wooten
fa
dead
from
the
effects
of
hor
1
The
E. A. Douglaas, the boowter of the easV-.
man, John"Jackson, better known as
_lU
iarxU
n
Hbfa
bdnfaAbout
noon
she
waa
busy
«
lllor
U
.
Ul»u
>
trn part *>< -th«-wo«oty and Oviedo-in
„ JjtE k^M bm ,.founds grip onnli*t and the blooms appear to him in aevThe beautiful flower« from n garden about. preparing dinner on a gasoline eral way». "The |«*rfumc of the orange
containing two thousand dollar» in paper general was In the city last week, greet
stove, and in filling the tank some of the
blossoms fill* the atmosphere with their
money and the owner’s bank hook. JatAt ing hfa many friends. - "Doug" it busy in the musical world will be offered in
gasoline was spattered on her clothes,
varied
tqned
cluster»,
groups
and
in
in
the
lumber
and
vegetable
businreu
at
fragrance," he nay*, "and we are sorry
return«] the grip ahd content» to the
wldch l>ecamu ignited. In her terror
owner and received fifty dollars reward. Oviedo and thinks that Black Ham single glory nqd beauty for the pleasure she nubod o u t of tbe house, aerxauning foc^the mtltions whd can novar know tho
joy ol living in Florida,"
The owner is a turpentine operator. mock land* are tha, bent .and moat fertile and edification, if they ao desire, of every
HMff-xronaoi <*.ui ei,iiLitn.Kaarawt), TiiMliur)t»iit. - « w
1» aim a P ^ h e r . nltln>»> >»»r*-*
A
" Y ’,ï l r ”
- - ni/ iaii a u i t A m a l r i e lt i w l I i i « l I» «» •V*A fitt iA
away and so startled that by the limp
.E tW nra- return- draliiac* nominWafan M>d the? bond* are1- day evening at ihe lmp^ria! Theatre, by they reached her her clothe* had Ixen
tbe
cfiorus
of
the
Sanford
Alusie
Club,
aanow
advertised
for
sale.
Thia
great
work
The eterniti ve committee of the Ponce.
tha grip-for thinking whether to refrom
run her, and
am she wna terribly
LfifrPM .CHKBlhd. ill
Ima wfaip 1>and Ire a rieh-f»wes-wi ■HI,
'**• H'.rrt.- Vfm ptiv
smiiain
wi~
p t j Bilf
a iB - w
e rir-rxtti*'
e
permanent momorial
ttie risk of gelt/ng cauglit. It la re- drBîiagè I6f Hid ffin1 flfin m f Hniffa m H m : mia MW had
onteand
everything
that
could
In*
done
ported in town today that another snug one of the projects will be a deep canal tributi ng to-the pleasure of Hanford au to relieve her sufferings was quickly per covcrer, la the form of « handsomo and
little sum was found. I t was just about from J«*«P tû Oviedo, giving that thriv dience« in the musical feasts they have formed. They fountl that practically «rifatte coquina arch. This arch will
-beamTablet.•including the name of tho
this time lost spring when Cisco Horace, ing city deep water communication with prepared for them on other occasions.
This club in their organlxatfon were three-fourths of the »kin wns.bfimed man impersonating Ponce de Leon com
Jacksonville.
.T he project
fa.* entirely
hfa dog.
a rabbot
wug. u
l u u u u t and
H im a
it hollow
IHHIÜ.S log
IUK ptayexl
”
^ , i
gl
from tho laxly', and that there was no memorating the four hundredth nnnisuch a prominent part in tB» ten thou- feasible and will make Oviedo t ho r. i. cr jiot actuated solely by the desire for per
hop*
of
recovary,
-Utufar
ttui
intluence
■
—’
n n d dollar mall robbery, for'whkh J. J .Éof a moat jiopulou* commbHHy-“ We sonal Improvement and pleasure, b«t of opiate* to relfave tha awful atf^ufah id veriAfy.
they-are
doing
all
tlwy
can
in
their
limit*
rbngrttulate
■
qur
-afataw
d
ty
.
upon
the
Ab!»«, tho m all clerk then, was tried in
bright prospects In store and hope ed way to help create and strengthen a the hums, she lingered until shortly after
C ut ypur grassi Sweep your srtUkat
Oviedo will have 5000 people in the n o t musical sundenl In Sanford that cannot ¡nightfall and parecd a w a y —Lakeland
two yean*
" *
fall to uplift and benaflt tbi paopfa.
îTJî* .vt!
j T«le$ram,
*
April 2nd.
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