32 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/254bd6818ae933d2f009ccb31bf4976d.pdf 74fe7079f9113089f936ab292017b913 PDF Text Text H IE n H om e Buy'Now and Save Money. Property Cheaper Now Than Ever Again in Sanford. If yon can’t buy a home, buy a lot. W e have what you want. Come and see us, as we can make the terms to fit your means and sell you what you want at a reasonable price. Thrasher & DuBose Over Sanford Shoe & Clothing Cb’a Sanford, 1'lorlda In excellent condition, now in use 12..H. P. Automatic Marine Engine Reverse ¡¡eir-brunic wlieel--shaft and «lulling b o x .......... $ 3 0 0 .0 0 3600 Gallon Demming Pressure Pump Geared to 5 H. P. Fairbanks engine, used lesi than 3 days $ 2 7 5 ,0 0 WRITE TOR COMPLETE LIST * __ _ Gibbs Gas Engine Co. SANfOgD MLRAÜ- yet, »LouId ' them Iks a «Irong * wind. Making All Happy. "W hat 1 dee.man »pyu pflatrTgaa« iia. Iota a- »111 bo. broken by tho doth, •nt la a book, and that I muat chooao for myaelf," write» a correspondent Had No Time. of the Loudon Chronicle. "To leave Mia# Spec»—"Charlea, did you over the aelectlon to frlenda would be a cataatrophe Kvery year, therefore, allow your mind to pierce the aecret» on behalf of thoan generously nil tided of tbo universe, to reason that thU Individual« who have kindly thought» dull, cold jrorfd la but the sepulchre toward me, 1 buy booka for myaelf, of ngea past, that man In all hla glory tell them, and get the money refunded. ! la but the »oil we tread, which every * bre^agrywft# t m •lyprahlflln? maze. And la^lb e,jHeagr.ThCf.—n r ' •nn^dntry Tif they remember me. I likewise remenv « m* ber them—In any article of their owiV f particle»—the dual of centurion, rechoosing. And we arp gli happy." «-7 » , united and dissolved aa long as time j shall enduret" ('harlee— "No«). 1 can’t say I havn ' You ore. I’ve hnd to earn | my own living.’*—Stray Storloa. cannili le- I|o» n I ff iti,- tiri« e o n ip m e n t F\.-rf |-r. ■..u l S A N F O R D being the G#lj^ttCScatf men from all parts of the C’o u d $ ’wiJl,bc com- )<at\tb« Quean’» hall. After the per­ formance Stevenson, •In hla black shirt, walked In alienee out Regent atreet to Oxford clrcu-. He »topped at Oxford clrcua and. In a alow, meditative voice, pronounced thla excellent crltlclam on tbo English musician he had beard: "The man­ ner of the elderly alateaman at the piano waa somewhat austere and chilling.” . , So Thoughtful of Him, HrldegToom (two days after wwddlngl—“I haven’t seen anything yet of that (5,000 check from your father.” llrlda— "W ell, you aee, deaf, papa heard that your father had already given ua one, and be knew we shouldn't care to havo dupllcnto prps« 018." ing to Sanford, drawn hece'by matters of o some T H I S I S * . J U S T A RE M I N D E R the Strong Bank Helps the business man Rosily a Good Blgn. Never let us bo discouraged with obrselvep. It Is not when we Are cons cJfrfi* of our. faults that we hre moat v l £ i i j4 ;‘ 0tf tbo 'contrary, wc arc laas ao. AtVaya tty «.brighter light, and let us remember,'for our consolation. Hint wo Wever percelvo our atna till wo begin to euro them.— Fenelon. In banking, more than any other business Good Claanaer.* A* ... Iter eleanatrrrTtfafwaro, nick eh mfrrora, or tin war«, taka Spanish whiting and wet with cold Vatin* to inako a thick paste; wet only what you Intend to use at the time. Rub tttl&over tho article to be cleaned, then let & 7 1 then go over it with another cloth, day and polish welL The dirt will, Great Plata of Luck. como off with the whiting and therpoJ, An English laboring man took n Ish will be very, brilliant. This la m<j foot lut Into Christ to’a oft rooms Ip fine for window glaaa, aa no watAr^/t London the other day and was astoriused, and the hands are not well." , l a ' h fui trilli that tt was worth ft,.■Ì5. ..It, waa the ‘‘Children llnthlng' pf J ‘. W ahl. a fa mous eighteenth cen­ Why 8 now la Warm. tury-engraver and painter. Snow 1» warm by virtue of 1 t f light and woolly texture. Out It la also warm on ’account of Ita whltenesa. Had snow been black It would have absorbed the tieat of the sun and melted quickly. Instead. It reflect» heal, and tho reflected heat falls upon bodies above the snow, while the warmth of tho earth 1» preserved be­ neath 1L For a Rubber Plant. When the leaves turn yellow and O F F L O R ID A fall off the plant Is dying Feed It a F L O R ID A JA C K S O N V IL L E , tablespoonful of olive' oil every twe weeks. Also wnsb the plant unco a week with warm soapsuds, letting the warm suds moisten tho oarih thor­ oughly. Sprinkle ovory othor day < ord of Thankii This same treatment should be used We »¡eh lo exprvaa olir heartfelt a|>- on ferns pn eludo 11 for thè rnany nrt» of kimlnt w, and » xpremino« of «ympathy to u« iti our P r a c t i c a l V e n t i l a t i n g H in t. ri-t-oiit «mi In-rea vomeri!, alito for thè Tbo house ahould be veritllated^Tn muti) Unni lini tinnii ollering* May winter ns well oa In eu mum r If the ourccs tiotl m Hi* infinite tk>F|ti*?-* blesa earh family Is to bo kept In good health liedrootne. especially, should bo pro­ MAPPtNINGS DURING lilt M l h inni l’verj onc M il and MKS. J A. SMEI'IU-UtU vided with a free circulation of fresh air One 'Say to get freah atr In a unii Family nere 1 he Keaderx Will h n d » linci bedroom without having a draft la to tack strip» nj cheesecloth across the Hiitorical Sprilli Flowing The Only 1-1.00 lop *od the bottom of the window so For Murrini Keader* down Hi r hoard in *lt*l when It Is opened In both places per we 2 H-tf I the fr**h Jttr_w!ll enter tho room and W o rd him g on i- out to v e te ra n a o f Imiti ih o c it y arm i« all over th è c o u n t r y n o i io Frinii ' th eir ta t te r e d b a ttìi- lluy« tu (ìr t iy t d iu r g ~~ V tie it »eek f o r th è celi-hrutluli of th è lid i Tr~||||}| e th atw iivera ary of thè b a u l e , for the> 020001 you want T H E B E S T . M IICSS untici the same o Ilice is for-MORE 1 I IAN A Q U A R T E R O F A C E N T U R Y ; has grown stronger year by year in spite of blizzards, crop failures tion ol being. O N E OP I HE S I X ROLl O F HONOR B A N K S O F FL O RID A THIS IS THE COVER C A L L AND L E T US SHOW YOU FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD, FLORIDA H era ld W a n t. A d s W ill B r in g R esu lt |ss U^j 5 ta k en 1 «, pri-Vi-nt th è « iir r m g u p •>f .un j —inuutien um l fe e lin g itti Uff pur t ol Die • In soldii-n i ntul ib i* tx o m * o l itm ¡ r* (m utim i» r 65 “ derni m -cw u ry . o no S Radicai changes in thè Irìponie tax SS! pian ol thè l ’nderwfHuI turifl tuli and S S rediaftinti "I thè adminislrntive femore» — of thè tni-aaUJW to overscotiu- IIH>«1 of 5 tl»- (ìhjectiorui rniot-fì hy forelgn govern- S S meni», »ere ngrerd upan in u tentativi-! g g «ay iiulny hy ih r i )(-ruoeratic nnoiU-r« S S o f llie h f iij I f fiiu n e e r o d im it t r e T lu SS Ladies’ Fancy Parasols at Half Price. Men’s Straw Hats at Half Price. Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Shoes closing out * . ') - ’ * Men’s'Fine Trousers Reduced. Call and let us show you. . Old M ade Good aa New tr *4 ^ | v a a first class harr)ras maker now can do anything in thia line while dt Oiva ua a trial and bt conW. H. UNDERWOOD/ .. « . j t *<kf ^ - — — .r f t —- . 47 financial panics, until it has attained die distinc- in th* en- —— 1. 1. *ill and ~~ .. . �PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY LHE SA N FO RD H ER A LD / .V SA NFORD— Lije It Wurth Living * —* ' * • »——«.Mr T\ . « ••/rjinÄt; T «ruar ». i#rw vu *aSaiS^T L^V iivI T ;“ ? - 7- . . Press Gang Leaves Agriculture Department ’ Welfare Department Warns Against Bordeaux Hospitable Tampa Interesting Meeting r\ n .a .1 1 n r Bordeaux mixture clings. Moat Successful Meeting" Of desvor ° caU to ‘° indue« ' 7 ’ “every Typotf ^ “ . a"d ' n Defines Proper Method O f th, ......... . „ printer in Florida I experts a careful P ress Association t" Juln “»d adopt a uniform system of Spraying The Celery *■ According to ,h, .„.i washing of celery ____________ would remove practically all of the copprices and get part of the money that U , per resulting from dried Bordeaux mlx„ coming to him. Thia matter will be |e(t a t Capture* Editor* For lo ,jlf, consisting of llarr> Cclcry L a * I Seanon Contained turp of rrt)ui^. the amount ,)rrflent to Sligh t Am ount O f Copper such a small quantity as to be entirel) Next M eeting And Will Brown of S t Augustine, R. J. Holly of Said To Be Unhealthy negligible. Have To Go Som e Sanford and E. S. Burroughs of Pensa­ cola. Department of Agriculture issues order With all due respect to the various . . , _ ,___ Pleasant Afternoon ., .J ; . « The election ot officers was the next in to celery growers prescribing methodl 1 Dr.^and Mrs. H . T . n*tm~ were the. ^ l onW >ni v w rmldtM w . E . Uuml of spraying plants with Bordeaux pleasant host and hostess at a very en­ other b are extended thrir hospitality to of Palntka was propioU-u to this high mixture, and recommends that house­ joyable musicale Thursday afternoon the members of the Florida press Asso­ position, R. J. Holly of Sanford was made wives be particularly careful in wash­ complimentary to the young ladies of ciation, those who attended the meeting vice president, J. W. White of Jackson­ ing all celery' before use. Celery* Mir. Mutshall's Sunday school class. a t Tampa last Thursday, Friday and ville treasurer, Thoa. Appleyard of Talleaves should not be eaten. Saturday were ready to admit that . . __ , . __ Dr. Gain.« entertained the young . . . , . . lahasa e, secretary and Joseph Humoever before had they witnessed «urh ladle« with a pleasant little talk explun-v . „ , , phrles of Bradentown. delegate to the 3>0spitalily and entertainment upon so , . ... .,__ The Department of Agriculture, uctnt or y o' ..ne 01 th* <hjectswji tin' enter­ . ' , . . „ . . . national convention. Retiring PreaiJ m o a scale. The friendly spirit U ^ Frflnk , Mayen.. President Russel ing on the complaint of Dr. IN. C. Wood- tafnment. which was the promotion of a rfways manifest in every city to t h e ,^ ,, P n M tM Hol|>. made short ward. Health officer, of the District of social and literary interest among the TxrtB* gang for every city is anxious to d o, , , . • , , . Columbia and the health otlicers of other young |»copie of the church. In the or, . i atlrtrrsB** as th** urns wa> growing late the honors to such distinguishe.) guests. ys'lllw Powell of Uu- Board of Trade »(“tes, has found by careful analysis that ganizatmn .»f u s.wial and siu«ly circle, but few citirn in Floridn or pI’M'u hfrp wus growing restless under the restraint. ! -a ‘-’rt'at .d,’al i ««i »r •- i . l .«.!..*«• «* i«ii*b CutvVS* n'Llel» «•.... 1,1 I.. .1.1 I M.( of u , ’l*‘ l',‘l‘‘ry * h,ch c“me w,llr,i '“ •«W «»*> meetings monthcould dlspenes with such a lavish hand The «uhp.iL of,the next meeting place 10 n' ark,t ',ur," l ,he Um Mai“,n con' *>• n,M' * ,urh “*• nrersary busin.-s* ms Tampa, the queen city of tropical brought on a warm argument us th e re-,ttUW*d "light amounts ol cop|»er in the would be attembd to and the other for Florida and gateway to the Panama were many cities vicing for the honor o f ) form ««d eau x mixture .lime study und sonul pleasure. Gmnal. Lack of space will not |iermit entertaining the Association next year' mnd copper sulphate» which farmers have Several-'cornet solos were delightfully more than passing comment on tho doings and hud their delegutions un the ground ' to UM* *° "l’ra> * * ,rr> »'lanU l '"*'**»1 rendere.! by Mi-»* Jev ie Stumon N is. of the meeting but it was so successful Oounlless trlegranis wefe reati trom the destruction of the crop by blight. Mary (¡nines sung several vocal solofrom every standpoint that the editor of v.iriom -riiI... |o||ou fr.g King .-.iiid»- Celery not sprayed with Bordeaux mix- chart! ingh The Herald (cels a small token of uppre dat.-s Ih.* Inel. was assist, d hy Miss lure during its growth, according to the « ciation to the good people of Tampa and Government s|a-ciali«ts. i« liable to runett Nelli.- f ian- an-) Mi** Mary Gann-* m Ih-louid; ttrlaodo K it NVrut. Miami. St Petersburg is due for their efforts it. the market in a «tal. of partial decay serving delt-ii-us pin. apple sherla-t and NNe-t Palili H.-.I. li .11 il f i \|-. i-fI . , « who enjoyed •In our behalf The use "I sales ni Iupper in I.sal pr. - cak* ••rie «|m i li lo eueh citi t i r dlowed pleasant .ift.rn.s.l were Mr* Mar-hall ducts was decided l.v tin- referee board The o|»enit1g duy was replete wffli the and tiie vote wa.-» as fuilow» Mr* Brown, M o> .v aldo. William*. Doug­ to lie deleterious to health I ’lider (Cod bon V homme that exists Is-tween new»#■ Fi Mver». 37 Miami, 1 1 . DeLunil. 2 . ma|H-ctiun deci«i..ns I t ' and It'*, the las VU-r n.»i t»V \!;»r> MrK’fin. lull** paper men and printer* the world ov.r N N i -1 Palm |le,xch - K -\ Wisl 2 .tju.ii Sunn* lirnwiii and the program rendered from day importation of euui.ed fruit-« and canned Hr*i a r. I« Ft. Myers will be tliynext meeting vegetable» greened with ci|i|«-r has b«-en Hina belli Musson. Mabel Cowall, All day was full of good thoughts not only for memlx-r* of the cruft but the laymen place and the good |*-opli down Ih.-r.1 *top|»ed This IS p a r a l l e l to the law* of «'«' May P o p . Mir* Bryan, llemsi.- Zarh as well and all the meetings were largely have already started the program ol Fmo.-*-, where Ho- use ol <o|>|«cr n iseis ary', Josie St'ini.-n, Mies Rr'iw-n, Juiinir attended by visitors who were anxious g.xvl thing* (or the entertainment ol the u, lorhi.ld.-n in packing food |r.wiu.'l*. j Stumon. Genii-Pn|a-, Nellie HVans. Mary to m i - the editors in action and tin- meet­ p r e gang next year. The proof ol the prew nce of copper in : ings demonstrated as never la-fore thut I he meeting then adjourned *ine die raw celery was ohtuined hy analyai* of Hospii.il t hntrlliutluns the Press Association of Florida I' away and the party wu* taken on a Lup-uxzr. Mmpie* of celery offered Jor sule In theMr. U. it. T Glover, who own* u farm above the average. Tam jut on the .tr.i-l .ar* wilfi a grand market* ..I the I Hemet of Columbia. The banquet given the memls-i* of luiule at the plant of the Florida Br. w ,,t|„.r . id,.. Anuvln« »f four *li(-, ° n *'* <r' "'>*»>*«■ and Vr|io |« now^at la­ the pr.i* and I heir frn-nda by Col. NN f mg *'o., where mine host \ h..r hail presampl.-s ..f .-.-li-ry »'how.-d that lx '-' ,n Fnglarttl. J . < luster 1 erru.-. Stovall and the Tampa Tribune wits un- pared it sumptuous banquet at which the forr «tMshing. ihe «ilibl»- |iurt of the out- R «-genti 1‘iWrk. London, and who has Tr.etty friend* in Sanford, lins sent hix douhtmlly one if the grrntest event.* principal feature was Key N Ne«i crawfish, .nle «talks contained fr*>rp 0.1 to rh<ck for J25.00 as a contribution lo the «ver pull.-.k off in that city fumed lor its llunked by all the good tilings that *1 an purls nl .-op|»-r p.-r irtlllion, or lew* thun Sanford• lf.wj.iiul Association This ts gastronomic feat» in the ontertainmen* affordAt the br.-w.-ry and while the one sixth l*> one half grain ol iopi-er |i**r u very generoux d.uiatiou und entitlF* line. * banpuet was in progress a nioving jnc- 2 1, lb* ol c.-l.-ry T li* copper In the inhim to ** fife membership in the ¡traot-iaThere w.-r** fnurl.-en cours.*« counted Hir** him company . . . hiisv taking th«- *ide or heart <;( stalkn was much sniuilri luy. It .'. : t«.,r.I> |i highly appreciated *nd alter that no uiu- kept count and picture» uf the editors in a. turn and when in amount, and ranged from -'l.Jl to lo.a . . . , . . ... by the officers of the association wlu> an the menu was printed on a long strip these pictures are shown at the different parts i»er million. In the leaves ot tn* , , ..3 ing a hard bard struggl” xtrtHjgll^to get in money , having »» g< of pa|>er mad.* up to resemble a priwd theatre« *d the «tat.- ilice.* editor* who celery however which are the |art.* ol •hough to k.»-p up the mi-lit- un 'In sheet the eiilm -s 1» mg in Spanish, in- “ 'r e unattended hy their w u ,. will 11,.- plant .-si» dully tpruyed with Bor­ Building & tamii st.M-k h*f J.'lti ini |« r trrpreted in Fnglis*h and eml»clli»hed have to do *ome tail explaining Mr deaux mixture, there were (mind fr< m •ninth The regular annual member with printing office symb.lli. al lor.- that ' |,or '*•*" t*»»»te*l and the ..(lie rs of the HIT li If. .‘ss I I art. ol cop|M-r |Of lull li.I» dues ol on,- do||ar ll was G/ti-k, 1* Others nuU.d. ..I th e . alt as-aa-iation ina.U Sjat.-he* before •t»e h..n |..riI I»- •I .-tins) found tl al iid promptly would ►-» i »q -t - i i. blit nrirtging bru»<l mndes »•> the lac.-s r»( moving pu t o/v inuchiie and the wbole iiiual . I lln- •opj . r n iti.- iiiii. r and .«qf-r • - nt- but .1 largì •• i "rii» I li e lln it the printer*. There was everything ot- l-arty then niad. the trq- through I ampa slalk- illnapl* .if* -I washing All- r I •r> either do not think to remit the dol Jiie menu to >*ut and drink t/uit Maim. 1 ll- , *1'’ big autu truck« of the brewing washing by l.ulid or wilh a brush, there |.»r to the tri-usurer, t»» -i 11 h.-ruald, or *J Q arcia, the famous caterer of Florida «»n.pany. The progrum stated that was only from 3.0 to !* part* |«-r million tliey are waiting (or some ong to call and could <levL«e and when Manuel »tart» to 0 " ' rv*|>onsibility of the ja-ojile of Tampa In h<- outside stalks, and from I t to 3 solicit the payment Iff course every devise hr can eo old Lucuiu* one U-ttL-r <■* «-« d at 1 o’clock but the goo*l people part* |K-r million in the inside -la ks of freml»er is just as niurli interested In *. .. ‘ J - o, .. _■ of that town t.Mik the hunch out to th* •i . . . rt The*.- quantities are intmtesimul t, After the elegant menu Tam pa rigun « , near* F hiding a himjntal •« e»»-ry other WCT« passed and between puffs'eamr t|u hnl1 ‘•'nni“ unH nrv,’r ^ ^ ,n ; and m e.n that a person would have to |i i-inls-i, and there i- no gixif reason oratorical puffs and editimt and r.imni9 H» * Nd'G uotil h- !•**> i.t » s| of a t rnan I ..d f. „m !* t • .•> B>» ..I celery daily t" . hy some olio should sJm-ihI their tune Honored latalo In Attendance ____________ Sliteilit roasted ea^h other to ,|„.5r ‘ » « ' ed farewell (r„m t*-e .ram * hearts' content and toaaU and roast» The me«-tirig at Tat- |u * a* ..t <- of • e and song« mad.- the occasion a most gr. atest and Inrit that ..i - > r tM-n |tillm«rry one until the midnight hour. .d o l l in the south Th. pr* ► « kai.g - r The gang an.«.* w,ih soma difficulty n d ,h t o( Xfa *^ude to the hue people the next morning to lake the early bo ar r ° nU ' ,,ut» l tu ,r‘Hr Rl< , "*'t .................................. ... the trip over to this 7 n* Ver re»,Md* bsperially to N\ illi. . __ ___ _ „ . . . rowrell, the indefatiguble »ecretury of •Umous reio.-t was a most pleasant.) . . _ . . , „ . . . . ____ . __ , the I ampa Board of Trad.- and former One, every comfort and convenience Ik«* • 7T ■ , ,. i i eilitor and hi* good wife, ( ol Stova I ipg arranged for the jiarty. Arriv.il * , . ’ , .. . . ... ............ . <•_. and every memln-r of the Prihune »tuff, there many took advantage of the tin*, _ „ .... . ... , _,, , , , , , l Mayor and Editor Mukuy and every batlung and exocllont beach to take u . .. plunge and after inspecting the life * .v ™ m' r r ° ' , ? * . T " , Vt ing atation (?) a fish dinner was served the Job printer*, of Tan p . at Jo e L iso tte’a famous hotel. The p a r * * nd » 7 « Hi)l of thf T#'D»,a fn aKAj„ t punting department, the good ladles limI ty then embarkeil ut>on ateame----- . . . . for Gulfport, where they entrained on k.ntlemen of Tw np. and hotel men .,ui the trolley cars for a trip to St. Peter*-1 J burg and were taken over the city. - A who.,^ d' our ,t^ * ° to. “ r* of he Tam p. Brew mg Co., and the driving rain did not dispel their enthuse ,,oar" 1 r“ l‘‘* aam and the new opera house, one ol the *° L.lttor* Straub of the St. I'efineat fa the south w u one of the princr- tcrxhurj Tinna and La>w Brown of the pal abject» of attraction. This buflding Indtpendcnt and the g6o*p «opl« of St. rp»t (160,000 and would be a credit t o . I’elershqrg who aMisted.in tho trip to any large d ty of the world. Our only Fa*»-u-Grllle f’eoinaulk, rtitlcism of the building is that it U so Thp l'OT,d ltiat f°o»>"ly cemented u* • w l away front Sanford. • Th« ateadv ' to SoutJ> Florida and Tampa»ln p grtitv ‘ kept tha crowd from a cloaer inapec- f*r hk* b« » »treogthened and fftr hop# pi­ of BE Petersburg, but the evidence to show our appreciation of tality in the futur» at-an ÿ tturi thrift and enterprise on every hand ■t the visitors believe tb it all that is Tampa should need friends. We shall tie to Tampa. told by Brown and Sjraub In their « t dally papers about the sunWe li t r e the G&>ds city waa true (all except the brand ne). The party again embark* ' Seminole county discovers it is too Tampa and a business s ssion was merit of an infant fn arms and already on the way over, at which »»fine hankers for.M nfv growth. T h e 'ls& fi was given by L*V Brown of the proposition fg.to-tgka in s slice of VoluAa 8 t Petersburg Independent^ .xnU Lake, counties. snd Sanford as the . Arrived a t Tampa tha p ^ ty were thef county seat. AH we have u. .«y is; if of tha PeJuchF Gypsa ns Co., they want it and put up as good fight as play was pro- the Last time, they will toadle along with benefit. Early it in good as soon.—Oriamlo Gillian. '• i,. * • if - -■ r» forced to beBase Ball for A businsas Sanford win' ploy Louhgmsn on July at 0 o’clock a t which a food talk Fourth at Holden Park. 2:30 p. m. it h a iobpri an axaspJJooaïyTiêC I never a] new • ■' ¿ - M rs. Warlow And Mr«. Fuller Gave Entertaining And In te r­ esting T*lkH On W elfare At their regular dim Upg Thursday afternoon last the WrifiCt«' Department of the Woman** Club enteetkil\cd as their guests, Mrs. T. Ricton NNffr|ow(t#pd Mrs. F. T. Fuller of Drlando. • Mrs. Warlow is the chairman of the Department of Cjvica of the State Fed­ eration of Women's Club* and Mrs. Fuller is the Rr sident uf the Civic Iw-ugue of (Irlando. Tln-se ladies had kindly rcspondnl to the request of the president of the NYoinun's Club anti chairman of the NYelfare Department of the club to meet with tin- NNe|Ia re Di|iartment n( the recently orguluztii NNliman « t tub ol .Sanford und inmate that depurRm-nt into the full Activities of all the working brunches, embraced under the cfVir department. As a Urge riumls-r ot those present hud had (he pleusiire ol meeting the chiirining \isilors lieiure (he inn-ting w10- cullul to older. Mr* Tt-rheun. chair­ man ->( tin i NNelfar>- Department, in -*|-,-IIIng the tin,rting .u -l alter .1 bru f inrrmlu-'tioii r| the visitor* stated thul Mr- NN.irlow in her ollietul lujnn ity as > "tlMliiin »>( the I H it Department. -I the >t,ite Federal««I NNoitu-ii - t Int-« hud come to instruct the Welfare D<-pnrtmcnt In all the lines of local work and tlu- tT.uny xulidivuions -•inhru---l li­ the generic term welfare, n« applied to thx* r<neinl and -p,-i ml i -««I.« ol a com­ munity. Mrs. NNnrlou - lint talk w.-t* u comptvhensive outline »»I i v i - v lirum-h of di-parliiientul .ictiv it v wiilo he prov me,- of slat»- and local ilvi - »he t»-l-l •pal III», lit that tlii wire hom. doing tin ¡me Of work niup| ed out l»y lln- state federation, when the-, wore preparing to insist upon the nil, utioti of thZ mil homo - ami merchant n thereegiiulon un-l »-I—«rvaice id teller -un itnrv luw* a- In cl, 1-nlirn« and the <f for (• -■ i n ii i i.l I' d • . ,,d all other ohJ , i ' tlonuhle mail la, (lull the dls|Hmltlon nl garbage should he closely Investi|.it--d Also that Ihe railway station» -lu-lild he k, I t ■lean 1111*1 h, untitled III ,',-rv «in- |MM»||ile The federation s|*e- ' -s a-«»\il\ nh*«g- fill edit " • ...................... M r- NN .ir lo w ...i d lh«-y -»lx in at log that frrural« am! ciii . ,-•»«I 11 in other words, iruthtuln, »- and honesty should lx- carefully taught in all the schools, and. that medical ex­ aminations of uli pupils Would he (he outcome nf riu- effort»,' being made by li.e WiVinen's chibs In Iw-half of the chll ■Iren, vvhr*»,- health inter,-st. tte n lal and moral willare IIrcy were seeking to make reg. h U.e k.nou.it of eopper which. If Mr» N Narlow • hciimg metnU-rs t-- |»nv nn-mli rshl|- il |"» .il |e '»i conserve d a.., iut,»ui. . would accor.lmg to . x le* I )ll»|k«- ev.-rv "In Olii -.1* tile IIT» hud with It, r to sfii.w (o I he club l-iilh pxqu. i.» . » ..j dir. et i l l .. I n lead »Mance of jnihing th * — dm-« without , Ihe |ihx si. nl ,io,| dental r, i o I- - h n l As «.h-h .»« the presence ..| . .q-p. i ..n •-ing asked |x-,soo»ll_. to do so and will have lii-n prepare«! (or use in the —Iiihi|s celery »*•« ....................... nit.-.ligatlm*» I niccirdlugl I he hospiiul 1« going S he also exhibit,i i ii list id suggest Ioii » « * '* onc'* ,M*KU" ,u ,u How to Keep N Ne||." which were to he I-.- built a.« sm-ii .1- I in»!* .ire mulini lo an,| to determine way, ol avoiding u. pasted in (he children's «eho.il hook« id we are gulim g » very month. The copper, it was found, resulted from. Every dollar contributed to the Ho*- ff'be club» are encouraging und furnishing impro|x-r method* of using'Bordeaux ; uni Fund, is credited on the Hospital the wills when necessary for children to mixture on the part of celery growers l-dger lo the conti Ihutor by name, und plant small Flower und vegetable gar­ At the same time, it was found that the will be available to pay (or the set vices den». either ut their home*, around their ns.- of Bordeaux mixture, according to •I the Hospital ut any tino- in ilo- futuri- «chin 1» or in largir public jdo!*, furnishthe investigations of the Bureau of hat the contributor may have use lor it D-d either hy citi«» or i;it,.-rested parties Riant Industry, is absolutely t-w-wntia fur himself or family. The Hospital Is Mr*. NNarlow had also with her for In­ to the growing of celery in many sec- »«rcdtd very much, and if fiuynben apt ction a milk ran, made of paper, tions of the country, especially in Flor­ i ou1ft |iu> |6 a ytar, instead ol 1 1 , wc which will be an improvement over the ida. 'T h e Department,.however, found ■sould get the Hospital very much soori- milk bottles now In use. and which run that tho spraying apparatus used by <•/. I ho|M- all the member* will ruptind also Ik» used by merchant*. The club many celery grower* doss not operate at l.romptly to this suggiwtion and pay all was instruct,-d where to write for Infor­ a sufficiently: high pressure to make a they can and os *oon o* they can, and mation und secure, with the roo|>cculion fine tpTay or mist. As a result of this thus boost il along nt the proprietor« of the local moving faulty apparatus, the Bordeaux mix­ pictiye show* a b, tier snd iducatlonnl ture is applied in a number of fine streams class ol moving j Irturee. The sugges­ Ripe of I’eare instead of a mi»t. and these instead <d The Seminole Brave* of Sanford town, tion of o .uniring Junior Civic leagues merely settling on the Itavrs and killing gorged to the full, with gore and glory wa* al*o i r'*e. the tl^ Insects, run down between the »talks, Math., M d ou, , h|) p|p(, of ,,etce l0 the |)t,p M r . Warlow Is twll eq ilp^-d for the As a result the mixture accumulates at far<< Orlando througM an-Jnvitarion irix .-ts n t office she holds. She is pre­ the ba«- of the plants, and is not washed lQ c(ty lo ¿tu.nd lh ilr g|ortflcl.. pared with data from headquarters and out by th . rain. ThU rometime. givesj ,,on and c, mpflre d, nc on July 4lh. information with w h ich *to apsver all ^ green appearance to celery, which flt„ n f ti(?p to w kbr>u Reralnol. ind.- question*, necessarily askul hy chair­ causes many |>eople to think the color i prTTrtf nc< men and members of newly organised Mmilu from Paris green, whereas the Throyxgh the vanishing smoke of battle Civic D* pertinents. She made r any gretn Uni is lim ply m w ppfM U iw d lei las cmoko.the pijn* of f**cr. —Orltn io valuable suggestions and gave addtcaeca U"»-'•' * , CitSen. y ' ^ and namn of iM>oks, where further and The Department ot ^priculture has --------- ' ; larger information could be gained along Issued a circular requesting that all ' Fanford Editor Honored all clvie lines. When this work Is car­ [y by by epruyln* of eelery-planu with Bordeaux ’ - R , J.'-H611y, editor of The Sanford ried out faithfully and farm-ally mlxlure be done efficient apparatus Herald was honored by tKe Florid» every local, i-hib kh the e^JsC «a mapped apped working under high pressure -one hun- Rrtas A'M.orirrlf n xt^senlr muting in out by ^he State Civic Department ictrvtll ilrad pounds o» more. Spraying should - 1 ,i. p , Ih : i,l iii..dv vice president, indeed will civic righteousness prev­ be ptopped when tha leave» are covered An.ong so many big men in the Florida ail over this (sir state, and municipal wrtir fine drops, apd liefore these begin I‘res# Gang, the editor feels that he has housekeeping wiy be a ‘‘thing of beauty to ram down the stalks and wccumoJate recalved a high honor and ona that la and a joy. foreve*** i s In tha baee of the plant appreciated at lU full worth. Thus Mrs. Warlow’o .evldent interest and The Department of Agriculture a* tha again la Sanford and The Harold recog­ enthusianp in her wprk, coupl d with her nised by the people and the press no ha­ kfndiy, gracious m a n n e r made h e r A m tha map (n rad ink.------• talk enjoyed and apprerii ted by every nq»T»1i« a ptfa*urra»<Dpoflt It w m to .h d ’ x m h ~ S h r Dr. J . C. Davis, tha well known op­ h o r her. \ oughly before they nr* eaten. tician expects to ba a t the Robbins Neat l i f t Terbeun, in exprxealng Watch for hia date ad. ’ 87-U ure and appreciation, snd also of all iaaraa <f oolery upon which tha dritnd --- -- -1*%5- Kd, ^ . ---- - S tóri r Guests From O r­ present for the instruction imparted by Mr*. Warlow, regretted that every-mem­ ber of the Woman's Club was not pres­ ent to receive their share of the good things given so acceptably. Mrs. Terheun then requested Mrs. Fuller, president of the Civic la-ague of Orlando to tell the club of the good work and it* progress and success, undertaken by the memben. of the Civic League, for the betterment of any and all. If they ex- — lstrd, undesirable conditions In their kamdsome little dty of Orlando. Mr*. Fuller responded In a charming manner, quite captivating her listeners hy l]er enthusiasm and pleasing person­ ality. and easily instilled in each and every one un inspiring conception of the tjltty 6<vd jh c U-auty of a broader and larger 'penp^ctjve, in which Individual and united effort Lx made for the hettertiH’W snd uplift of the many. In u very entvrtuinlng'‘ wsy Mr*. Fuller gave a graphic *yno|»»is •>( the various depart­ mental line*, embraced in the work of her local dvic league, stressing with pleasure the many successes which have ' crowned their effort» and deprecating and explaining causes for their few fail­ ure» in initial efforts; kindly suggesting win« in he fnllnwcd hy other clul- . and pointing out the mean» fur discovering the hidden »hua|» and quicksands, sur­ rounding tin- goal which Hu- NN»linen» Cllll»- in all the lami are striving to jtttain. i In In-r talk Mrs Fuller cl,-v,-rl> and -Villfiilh - i»v,-r, «1 tin- ,-iitir,- wurk ol lier home league, und chmed with a cordial invitation t,»,-v,-rx menrlH-r of the Wom­ an * t lul» ill >.<it I«>r•I I»» allcinl lln- un nunl m,-«-ting »»I the Stall* F,ii,-ration of Clubs, which 1» t< to 1N* tin- guest o( the C ivic Lt'agxn- nid Cloi i» of ( triando in ft il i ] N i»v till tier Mr«. Ter in- II (iw-M niudu a g - ,»»»■(<qj— .,» k nowl.-dgi nn-iutt .»1f I in- plii.lstir«- ofJiinllr«l her »«-If and rii • cluli t»y Mrs Vull tiller » interesting talk, information along «ftnilnr lines of activity und kind­ ly »llggcslinn* made for tin- l«-nrlit of (he Sanford club and worker» These remarks concluded the meeting and a •iiinn.iltec romp«MM-d ' of Mr* I. G. Stnnglellow. Mrs. May Dtrkina and Mr» R. I,. I’eck. »»aisled by Misa Muln-ll Howler «,-rved dainty sandwiches, olives. wuf,-r» und ui-d leaf while the club en­ joyed u »ociul liour witli their charming guest» In Honor of Fli > »ml Mr* F i  P Strong Mr.» ib nr . NNiglit wa* l lie - barn.ing In»»t»— »a of an ildor•rial but very |di*a.»nnt riceptnin to lln coiigrt-gulion and meml era ol the Congregational church Fri­ day afternoon in honor of the new pastor of-tlte church and his wife,Rev. and Mrs. F R Strong. The pretty room» were made very attractive by the iwauly of ,-xqui»it, -fim*on and purple dabbu». I lie opinirtunity afforded the nefire «h» in«-ii.l»«-r»l,i|» ol the church lo m»i-t the •»«•« pa»i»ir and hi* wile, under sin Ii d«ligiilli.l auspi»-)-» wa* aery much en ­ joy» »1. a* V an also Mr. Strong s Iqferentmg and instructive talk on " T h e Cpn*« r v uliotw of Our Noung l>«i»|»le, a* Oppoi-d to Their R eclu n n a tion ." Mr*. Wight was assisted in raring lor her guests by Misat-s Margaret NVigiit and Ethel Moiighlon, who served tho delirious ire cream and cuke. Junior Hoys' ( lass I'lrnic The Junior Hoys' Sunday *cool class of the Congregational church will give a basket picnic at NNoodlund I’ark Tues­ day. July Hth. Tickets will be twentyfive cent* including Itoat, admission to pL.k and privilege of the (tool. The "C nloiic" will leave the city d(M-k at & o'clock and again at !/. making two re­ turn Uip* also from the park at 6 and 6 o'tlock. Huy a ticket and let the boy» have time. Tickets can be se­ cured from mfmtrers of the class and Mrs. K. A. Terheun, their teacher. e' ■ Fancy Work Circle Mr«. L. G. Stringfellow very pleaaantly entertained the Fancy Work Cirlco NNednesday afternoon last. The mem­ bers of the circle and visitor* enjoyed tho hours socially while engaged With their pretty fancy work. Delicious sherbet and cake .were served by the bootees, whose» nœe guent* guearr were Mr*. J . D .-Jloborts, J . ** Bunion, ilrs . W. L. Mflteer, ■ ‘”• ” Leffier. Mrs. R W. Hines. Mr». H. Liljs. M «. N. H; Garner. I R est Room Ths attention of the members of the NVohvan's Club la again called to th e . need» of the root room that will satabtiahed for the comfort of the la: Isa and , children, July Fourth. T b rt ytr.z -l �*~a July 1. 1913 THE SANFORD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD roblUbni f.vrrt Tum lar and Friday Mom lo* Hr THt HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R J. HULL Y, fd lt o r W. M. tlA Y N tt, H ualn caa M an ager S u b t e .lo tio n f r i * « . $ 2 0 0 a Year In A dvan cr pri pallrered la the CltT by carrier 12 0 0 yea. advance or 20c per month Payaiente lo adtanca mutt be mad* at « S I » tfrOS. «I the «oder Act of at Sanford. HorMn If arch 3rd. IH7 W Tie to Tampa. — O-----Tampa is the most hospitable e tty jn the south. ------O-----Tampa ia thr Panama Canal City anti deserves the title. L ■R - Tampa is the most up to date city in the state and will soon Ire the largest. There ia only one Stovall in the state and he lives In Tampa. There will never be another such banquet given the Frees G a u f . -------— * ------ 0 ------. • p4 ■V. E '» '■ home in the Celery City. T h r Klks are condition, all of which must Ire furnished , other points neveral weeks On their X always good citizen» arid when they under oath. return Mr. and Mr*. Morgan will b e ac­ Foreign corporations, in addition to \ companied by the bride’s sister. Miss build it i» for tho good ol their city aa »ell aa themselves. T he E lk *’ home In filing statem ent» as are required Irom Ruth M ettinger, who i-uutJihiladelphin SnidoriLiwlLiK’ u moat romniorliotu brick domestic corporations must also file and who will spend several week* with structure of handsome dtsdgn, moderni)' with the ccm ptroller an agreem ent that 1 her parents and friends in this city. equipped and ujt-to-date in every par tic- action* ina> lx* commenced against them W hen they return to the ctlv Mr and' ualr and Elks and their families and in (hi* Mate, and t hat *erv ice on the comp Mr* Morgan will la* At Home" at the friends and visitors to Sanford will ali trolier will Ik - considered service on tiw residence of Mr. and Mr* J K. .Mettin­ have reason to be glad and will lie the corporation in any action that may be ger for the present. gainers by thi* enterprise on the par; of commenced by resident* of this state, Mias Mettinger is well known in S»n;^L,-wh**rs ahr has irrwd aft of her life.' the lodge T he new Elk#’ hom« In SanIf it I» thought_d»irah]^:_ti^e.cutulh-,, she lias many friends. Mr ■fool,fi* t a coat -at>otrt-♦'Irt.qpO nnrf* a ffli ave a~VwIm'ming pool in the bajur ent. domistlc or foreign corporation dotng Morgan came to Sanford from Baltimore billiard and bowling rooms and an us- biedoeaa in thin state, the expense of such several years ago, and ha» lieeri connect­ semhiy hail 50x50 feet, which can b e , examination lieing borne by the corpora- ed with the IjusiiK-as interests of the used for many'other purposes than meet- don examined town in several rapacities; as prescrip­ Agents may be appointed to sell the tion-clerk in L. R . Philips’ drug gtore,* ing*.—Times-Union.* securities c f corporations, but those where he later become a pnrtner in the f agents must be registered, hod they may business. At the present time he is the T IE TO TAMPA be required by the comptroller to give proprietor of a prosperous hardware The recent meeting nf the Florid# bond for the proper'discharge of their business and is also traveling in the in­ Press /Association at Tampa has engen­ dutiea. terests of a Philadelphia drug house. dered a feeling among the boys of the The new law hits been passed for the Thp young couple's many friends press that Tampk ia just about the beat purpose of protecting, as far as possible unite in wishing them much Joy and pros- city in the state and that like other cities of South Florida has never had a square deal either in politics or in mercantile and traffic rates and matters. Three days spent in Tampa and a sur­ vey of her resources and docks and trans­ portation facilities has convinced the vWtor* that the cloaeat j l t y to rtnrPan­ ama Canal is destined t o take her chosen place among the cities of the south and despite the chains that have hung around the necks of most of the cities of Flor­ ida by the wholesale interests backed by the railroads, Tampa cannot be held back any longer and all the other South Florida cities will tie to Tampa and as­ sist her In every w ^yj. Tampa has wholesale Interest#, of every kind that should be fostered and encouraged by South Florida people. Tampa manu­ factures every article that can be man­ ufactured in Florida. Tampa has two of the boat newspapers In the south, the Morning Tribune and the Evening Timet. South Florida |>eople can beat l>e lerved by South Florida papers. the people of this state from the activ­ ities of wild cat corporations and agents who sell stocks or bonds that have fic­ titious value«. Domestic corporations that sell stock only In the counties In which their prin­ cipal offices are located, art exempt from the pro visions of this lew.—M lam I Her­ ald. Do You Know How j Money Is Insured? If yòu a r t s depositor oY the Peoples Bxnk of Sanford you hav« doubtless learned a JrejHl^il about the way W E IN SU R E . YO U R D E P O S IT S . Some twenty years ago, our plan of insurance was worked out in tKfe brain of gur financial agent, Mr. W. S. Wifham. IT IS S IM P L Y A S Y S T E M O F C O -O P E R A T IO N . A number of Banks have associated together under a common policy of upbuilding the community in which they are located and at any time a bank hai funds not necessary lor their own operation, these funds are used by some other bank and in this way the greatest economy of capital is realized. perity, and many years in which to en­ joy a happy voyage on life's ocean. There it absolutely no chain principle in the banks mem­ bers of this plan, at each bank is controlled A B S O L U T E L Y by (he local Board of Directors. < Sends Regrets -r\ 9- Tampa. FU „ June 30, 1913. Committee on Celebration[-§srfprtf,.Tfi. Gentlemen—You will please accept my thanks for the invitation to be pres­ ent at the celebration on July 4th of the birth of the county of Seminole. I ap­ preciate your thoughtful kindness and much regret that I shall not have the pleasure of accepting and enjoying your hospitality on that gala occasion, as arrangements for that day have been made so as to preclude ny being present. I sincerely trust that nothing will de­ tract from the pleasure of the day. but that everything will contribute to the celebration in honor of the birth of such a lusty youngster, and feel sure that our mutual friend, Forrest Lake, will occupy a high seat at the feast, he deserves such honored position. He presided at the birth, and no political physician evef officiated with greater dignity and pre­ and soon the whole legislature, with the our friends and we should reciprocate have added to the p!ea*iire of the visitor* Press Association by Dr. Stngg and Hon, exception of one or two, were rejoicing Sooth Florida is the hacktxme of thi wn* omitted it was un errorof head, not of B Beacharn, The newrapaper men of wnh it* happy god father »tale and should stand together heart, for Tam pa ha* never had visitor* that city must have i«-x-n afraid to trust With every gixxi wish for a bright, — O -1 to whose entertainm ent it felt more de­ themselves in the large city of Tampa. glorious and great Fourth ¡»rid future voted — O-----TO TH E PRESS GANG for th* Uid »»ml expressing again my The aMociatiun. with all it» pieasurw1 m ire here, Seminole count) i* going to celebrut.inability to rejoice with )ou on next »eckirig, hud opportunity to attend to Be of good cheer. —or, should we any, celery brute, its Fridny. I am. much of the serious business ol the meet F’or tomorrow ita birth on the Frfbrth with a big timr ) nor* vcry trill) mg and, among other thing*, took * t*-[>* 1 null be gone for the resident* and visitors N eat' U T M ARTIN toward putting the publishing busmen* Lot her rip. invitation* have been issued to the pres« in the »late on a more solid and business Bing and zip! Jacksonville Journal. like foundation. Swap the zingbut Th»- I-ahr* It I-1 urn The retiring president ol the annoria Turn u Mipllap H<m. Turrit»! I_»k*. Mr* l-uki* ami The first meeting of the county com ­ bon. Frank I.. M a y e s of Pensacola wfin The old town*» your* tln-tr tw o fini* <latight»*M. '.«•reta and missioner* and other count) officer* ho.» i-ndi-ared himself to the brethren of Great S co t’ M aulir ha vi» rei»irn«**l hmm- riltpr, »pend­ made a good improaukm and it is the I to* pres» during In» incumln-nc) of the Forget *ti» toil ing alm ost I fir» *’ motti n* m tiu-ir trave l., general opinion that ill » .r n. officers otfire, wo» g iv e n -the ju»t tribute of u ris­ Shed the collar. part of w fiirii were q*-nt nt Tallahu**p*Seminole county will lie well taken cure ing vole of th an k *. No man In the Begin to holler of and the interests of the people will not and o th e r w ratern Florida citi*-» Tlieir state enjoys a m o re liU-ral measure of Hip, hip. harfah ’ sutler man» friend» are glad to welcome them esteem not only from the rnemlier* of hi* !*o your dungdrat. Fork hom e and to know th a t no other 4 O I own profession, but from the general |city look* as gixxl to them a« Sanford. Dance the Tango, Seminole county will hold, on July 4, public of Florida, and it was an especial t Paint tiie town, a celebration commemorating the birth pleasure to Tam pan s to have him a* a A ding) brown. .MrWilliam* Will Speak of the new county. The committee con­ visitor and to show him the resources» and It's badly painted anyhow. sists of Bob Holly and other business Hon. \V. A. McWilliams of St John* attraction* of our city . Gee whiz! men, which U a guarantee that the visit­ count) » ill make the ndtirn« here on The association did well in Its »elec­ Forget your biz or# will t>e treated right Del-and will July F'ourth He ik one of the foremml tion of new officer». Editor W. A. Russel Who carrs for bills? bs well represented at the celebration. men of the *tate and an orator »if ability of Falatka a* [»resident. Editor R . J Avsnt the ills, — Del-and News. Holly of Sanford a* vice president, and Tis a merry old world . ---- O A ye! A ye! the re-electiun of those vrteran*. S e cre­ Vox Populi bo dinged Sanford ha* issued *uch cordial invi­ tary T . J . Appioyard of Tallahassee, and Old Sufi ire bunged "So Madge- is going to marry tations to the Fourth of July celebration Treasurer J . W . W hite of Jackson villa. young ocilulUt. la he wealthy?" Who’s running this earth’’ commemorating tha birth of Seminole These gentlemen all stand high in the Pd like to know— “Not now, but there’» a goo»J deal of Let her run herself. Ssy, boys, ’tis great, for one instant." th a t ----- O----- Defining a Drnllat Tamp«, having become more closely One who pull» out the teeth of others acquainted with the newspaper men and to obtain employment for hi* own. women of Florida, hopes to continue in more intimate touch with them and ex­ pect* to again have the pleiuure of en ­ tertaining them before many year* pi - T a rapa Tribune. known a* the "blue sky law." Every one ia reminded that the com­ mittee« who are working up the enter­ tainment for the visitor» to be with u» on the F'ourth are expecting the cooper­ ation of ever)' citizen in the town, in osaiiling them to make the celebration a ■u rcen in every particular. each and every home be as a t­ tractively decorated aa they can be made. If the atreet force here have left poorly cleaned up pine« and badly cut gross on , jdewalka and ktrwU it w|M Ur t„ tter Briefly, the new law divides corpora­ tion» doing business in the state into two classes, domestic and foreign. Those holding charter* from the slate of Florida , . , are domestic corporation# ,nd all other* are (ptfign. One reason why the smaller town* like to break away from the larger town* and (wtablish a county sent of their own in Florida is because the big town* hog everything from the county offices down to the expenditure of the tax money. Every corporation, other than munici­ Considerable tax money wo* paid Into pal corporations, state and national Dade county treasury by the residents hank#, trust companies, public utility Drrorate for the Fourth A. H. GKiIPPEN & SON S -r. VV ’ * »» — - — ■ j U flPB B E uSflH A X t - - BACKED BY O VER TH REE M ILLIO N D O L L A R & O F T H E IR OW N C A P I T A L TH EY A R E A U D IT E D S E V E R A L T IM E S E A C H Y E A R B Y T H EIR OW N P R IV A T E E X A M IN E R S and are required to M AKE A S T A T E M E N T T W IC E E A C H W E E K SHOW ING TH EIR CONDITION. NO D EPO SIT O R E V E R L O S T A C E N T IN' O N E O F OUR BANKS. On The B a s is of A bsolute P rotection F o r Your A ccpqnt The Peoples Bank of Sanford Wants Your B u sin ess • #' * xxxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxx a|X % Sanford Business College | »> »• <> »i 11 <» MODERN COI ’R S E S IN »’ i• Ilo n k k co p in g , B a n k in g , C o m m e rcia l I,*w , C o m ­ <i <i <i »» m ercia l A rith m etic, <» »■ <' »* N horlhund, and all P ep m an n h ip , B ra n c h e s I.KARN TO DO BV DOING. of T y p ew ritin g , Civil S e r v ic e . I),\Y AND N IG H T 'C L A S S E S Sanford Business College 13-15 PICO BUILD IN G SA N FO R D , - FLO RID A Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. if ONLY AUTHORIZED BO TTLERS OF i Theo. Schaal i¡ to »end them back to do It over than to have «hnhby or carole« work for the eyes of strangers to sec and comment on. By ail means a ll boxes, barrel» and of F t Lauderdale and vicinity .a n d very corporations, corporations under the broken boxa* should be removed from little bf it found its way back again. jurisdiction of the railroad commission the rear of all »tore*. Miami wanted it all. The same thing and corporations organized not for profit prevailed in Orange county. It was al­ come under the supervision of this new Mcttlngcr-Morgan most -Impossible for Sanford citizens to law'.1" get any benefit from the county at all; Cupid has again stolen i march on the All auch corporations shall, before Orlando wanted it all. A word to the commencing busmens in this 'state, file many friends of the family and the wise la sufficient.—-Stuart Times. with the state comptroller u statement contracting parties, in the quiet and of it# purpose to transact business, copies unheralded marriage of Jfiis Elizabeth , Sanford Elk«-have bought a fine lot of all stock or bonds which it purpose« Mettinger and M r. Walter L. Morgan, and propose erecting a new and elegant to sell, a statement showing ita financial which occurred a t the home of .the bride's parents, Mr. and Mr». J. K. M et­ tinger Sunday, June 29th at 1 o’clock. The marriage was «olomnizcd by Dr. II. T . Gaines, pastor of the Methodist church in the presence only of the imme­ diate family. * Agent« for New York and Chicago Factories T*f J * * The charming bride wo* attired in a . , ?->■•. * ■ lovely white coat su it of Bedford cord, High Grade Pianos—Low Prices— Easy Terms which wa* exchanged later for a hand­ some blue traveling suit. ' * Piano Tuning A Specially After a dainty wedding lunch Mr. and Mp*. Morgan Jcf^ on the 2:3Q train for * Orders Solicited i j Jacksonville, t frocn, whert? they Sailed Monday afternoon on the AfaptiUoc o f j ^ o l u q ^ x ì z l 4 th« ¿ lyJv L i « for New Y eeU » I - / - ‘.Z- T H E BAN KS A R E regard of the p r i « of the state and the money in aight for him.” honors bee to wed x upon them are thor­ oughly merited. Let a* again elate— Here and here and here Waiter, where'* that fieer? Gosh, hut youre »Jowl N ote- Had to u»e fieer to make it rhyme, hut It ta due the newspaper men to »ay the) neover u*e it. except a* a boat* (or an editorial on the Immortality of the soul.) —Tampa Tribune “ Boh" Holly, the man that made San­ ford’» new county, runs a good pa|>er and cli|a from my column voluminously without credit. Several items last week went over from ray dope column to hla — and Boh never even mentioned this - O -----paper nor »aid "Thank you.” There are TH E BLUE SK Y LAW Iota of things 1 like about the Herald— After tbe first day of July next, a law, but I'm blamed »ure that this isn't one passed by the last legislature, relating to of them,—Palm Beach County. Charge it up to the meeting of the Investment companies will go Into ef­ Press Association, Thorn, and let it go at fect. This is the law which is popularly • i-'«:' . " Wiian Mr. Bryan acme yrarv ago advocated R Federal lu m n trt of Bank depoeita, on inv^igatiohx il4. «ras found that - Mr. VYithatn'i plan vat* the only good plan'«pa wits chiracteriicd aa “ao aound that .fti/aane person would dispute the value of it The editor of The Herald was honored OUR "P A R T IN G G U E S T S " by the election to the vice preeeidency The Florida State Preea Association of the Florida Preaa Association. An concluded it« convention in Tampa yeshonor that le appreciated by the editor terdsy and adjourned to meet in Ft. and his friends. Myers next year. The charms of this ------O-----section hsd been so thoroughly impressed If anyone thlnka that South Florida upon the member* of the association Is not booming "these days they thould that they would not listen to the proposi­ take a trip to Tampa and the boat to S t. tion to go to another section, and they Peteriburg. The peninsula country* i* picked the town nearest to Tampa certainly going aumev among those which ¡nviled them [or ----- O -----next year's convention. The eagle will scream in Sanford on The session in Tampa was a pleasant the Fourth. Life seems to be one round one from every standpoint, enjoyed by of pleasure these dsye. After the Fourth the guests and equally enjoyed by their the new county will open and there will hosts, for it was a pleasure to the news­ All of our Interests are Identical and all be something doing all the time. paper men and publishers of this city to cision, and his joy at the event was so else being equal we »hall endeavor to tie ------O-----entertain so enlightened and Congenial a deep and sincere that it was contagious, to Tampa upon ail occasions. They are gathering. If any detail that couid Orlando was ably represented at the county that it would seem that every other town within a day’s journey of the Celery City should forego tho holding of a local jolification and travel in to Sanford. — Miami Herald. *— -O---- - W M n X X X X X X X X X X X SX X X X X X X X X X X X X X . . - , f .....- *» ■ire ’■ ™ J e w e le r M A N U F A C T U R E R S O F G IN G E R ALE A N D SO D A W A T E R S u d än PH O N E 21 Expert Repairing o f all kinds » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ • ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ "» ♦ ♦ M l > «• > ♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ d e n t. 123 W. First Street Sanford - - W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Florida looooooooooaoooooooDO oaooe . A G EN TE General Fire OMI m Insurance w ith HOLDEN B E A L E S T A T E CO. S a n fo rd , THE GENEVA HOUSE Florida DAVID {»PEEK. Propfi«trr G E N E V A , S k O ftlO A A tlantic Coast L ine R A T E S $ 1.50 P E R D A Y , , Special by lh* W«*k Good L ocition ot Month Good Service STANDARD RAtLROAD OT TH* SOLT» 3TRAINS to the EaSt'DAILY ü jo o o a o o o o a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o a i NOTICE No*ir* n h*r*by |W *n ta »0 cre d it« * , fit» t u x d l a r l l m l m *nd *H p*r*on* having ( t i t a n or avnautd* t t x l i u t th* i * l » l w 4 F ra n k r r t a k t l n , d t n u i l , ta prevent th*m w ithin tw o y r a rv _ u t t i H om rtN . ' M tr. 4th, IS IS . A d m in in ra t« . I x m l * T. 4-4. S S. a-«, T-4. S-l g \ A r S a v a n n a h .,.. N o .* « . No. 80 2:20 *m 6 : 20pm •• lOräipm 7:66pm 12:10am E . ÌtÒtyM ;û5am A r C h a r le jt ü n , À r T U ehm bhd ... .A i- W a a h it t g t o n fw » o n ' 10 :00itö^j A r B a lt im o r e Ar No. SI fl:l5#m |2:25pm \\\ r u t la d r lj , 6 :0 5 p m 8 :00|wn l l : 60pm írtíp tn K V Opm i*»Ül rut» l:14am S:40am 6;00am an tNni or Ihr highest «Issa operated on all (raina, raina N ob, M2 8« Loral Sleeper lo Savannah opérâtFor information and Trarr» alio n apply W . FRITOT «•. ». J-. -t Division FaaaenL'rr Agoni y‘Surrt , . . . . . . . ,.i( »V., �Piled f*r Record _ J . E . Mtwcley and wife to J F Kuhn Mandy^What foh 70 b « goto* to da poatoffloa po rw*TarT i n jrtf ccw * J . Horace Smith to H. T Ijittn e r respondin' wif some other famalaT" Roxana Irvine to M J’ , Irvine. Rasta*—"No pa; but mine* ah been aC. Holt and wife to Mary ( ’ Lcgc C . F. Grannis. «*t u! . to Film ii rwadln' In da papers "boat daaa "co®»oJr.no« fund* ah kind of thought ah W berry. might poeaibiy git a lattah from dat Edna Mathers and husband to Jas rain Latah what married u*."—Idf*. Sitns. to M. J Wmtlall Amelia G ray, ( id n , to Harrison Tha paatehijard boxaa that endears 1lodge*. coma In are fine to ke*p doughnyt» K- E . Millen and wife to Mary A, or oooklaa In, a* they will .not dry up Schmal. 1 al*o u*e them to baka fruit —>» In W , C. Temple and wife to S. A. HoK- aa tha oil ad paper and stiff outaddu haep tha oaha from banting, which Frank Hoequist to P. V. Malen. fruit caka la rwry apt to M .'jP . Edward* and wife to Ja.r W chaaga. RtlMflLl^j,Orlando Florida Farms Co. to U sm an I I . Grilfm. Willis II. -Monger and wlie to John Tin line. . J q ^ fa m e r o n and wife to Emma L Brown, y * . Florida GtKlen» , Inr., to O. P. anr S- W . Swope. '* Overstreet (’ran- Co. to Mrs. S. C M urray. R . A, Has ton and wifo-to E. A. Mur- Oreratreet Crate Co. to Mr*. S. C Murray. W . J . David and wife to D. D. Daniel C . P. McCall to Mary McLeod. Jennie W. Ashhrook to J. W. Gray. H. A. Grant and wife to Alfred» G Fuller. * Howard Packard Land Co to H H Error of I«it»Iteci. Through the ordinary coax»* oi mortal fallar* and misfortune, In tha carwtr of nation* no laaa than of man, tha error of thatr Intellect and tha hardening of thalr haart a may bo ao coratoly measured by thalr dan tal o4 ■ptritual power.,—Ruakln. Dmaalata Worn by tha loaana. I i racola ta bara h a n wriiii from Mi ^ Immemorial, but frw w o a rm of Osa folgan banda of tha prenant day know that they v e r * one« u*ad to dkdlngulah the lues t v Baforo lunatica war» confined to arytuma they w on an armlet fo r dietftvcf tor Guides to Suceeee. Huy your orerooat* ln »Ummer and your linen duster* In winter, that ta Brirutmede. •else opportunity when It comea, don't H. C. Dann and wife to John F Schu­ wait until It muat be »ought The mann. foundation of iucca«* la manta! AiacV Ruth WafTord and husband to I P pUne.—A. a Ilartlett Dixon. Sallie W. Lee, et id., to Wm. D. SonPolite Query. ders. A Vlennree anthropologist ha* dieW . A. Iliddie. et id., to Riddle Co. corered that naturo Intended woman Frank Hall, et u t., to T. J. Miller. to be man's superior. Well—who ac­ O liver P. Swope and wife to T ll W al­ cuse* naturo of fall u ro!—Cleveland lace. Plain Dealer. Frank E. Themuin and wife to M.t: I I . Long. ( 'h a s . Joyce to E. H Hrudkt peter It. \\ iroff to John It \|. K 11 Carl Dann to Maude Wloim.ii Eugene l-snii-r Sykes to H \\ Hultig C olumhia *1 r. Co , t»> Howard M 1 •ri­ ll A. Hreenig lo All-ert \\ ¡igner M attie il. Palmer, etc., to t it Knb- inaon. W . It. Monger and wife to h-e 1 u* worth. W h y S o m e A r e S illy . It la only lierai)»e they are unused to the taule of what la excellen t lhal the generality of pvople taka delight tn «Illy or Insipid thing* W l f a 'a P r i v i l e g e . T h a t La the wlfo'a privilege," re/narked the W eal Ham Clerk to a roan who complained that hta w lf* nagged him.— London Globe Hobt. Jung and wife (0 Geo I Foster. A. A. F'ellow* and wife to Martha I>iaSum of Duty. mohd. Do naught to oth er which. If don* W .E . Gore ®* and wi fe 10 I.mile Sautv to the«, would cxum the*. pain. *a i. ders. la tha turn of duly — U ahabharata. VVm L lo y d to t has \V Johnson. Amelia Gray, Gdn , to i a time Mc­ Her»'a tha Chance. Leod. J . O. Therirk and wife to F.dyth H Ty ler. Yon can make yourself rich by cashIng tn your experiences at half wtxal they coat you W. J I laird and wife to D D Daniel C. P .McCall to Mary Mrlveod W ork. Jennie W. Ashehrook to J. W. Gray. Tbu work thaï a man like* to Ao ta II. A. Grant and wife to Alfreda V. too often dona by somebody utsw. F/itler. S P O R TS : G A M ES P L E N TY O F E A T S Howard Pin karri l-and Co. to H -----II . C. Dann anil wife to Jo h n F S c h u ­ m ann R uth WafTord and hurhand to I D ixon P Sallie W. I^ee, et aL, to VSm, 1» >»•t>- ders. W. A. Riddle to Riddle A Co. Frank Hall, rt ux,, to T. J. Miller. Luck. Fortune unaided prevail« over tha plan* of one hundred learned men.— Plautus. ust for example, suppose your typist is in lire mid­ dle of a letter and you wish to write t e le g r a m . D o you have to remove Smith the unfinished letter from the cylinder? Not if your typewriter is a S m ith Premier, V ou T O - l l n rw re e Ü 8 f . 7 - 7 .1 T :T ,T , ■i . i A-.Ï- i /ivTvT\ ■TcT?T¿ .•T.T .T/Tvi*. Il |*>|w m t'AvAïl" PÍ ÍÍ Í Ei simply remove the cylin­ der containing the letter, wnte your telegram one another cylinder, then re­ turn the first cylinder to th e machine and resume t()e letter where you left off. These removable cylinders comistitute ___ one of the fourteen r features of the McjdcJ Ì ft. Visible Sm ith P rem ier 2 2 9 W . B a y Street D epartm ent. Jacksonville, Florida BRING YOUR BASKET FULL OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT �£ 1-1— THE 5ANFPRD HEJtALD «-rrc- DR. Fdt f . » ■j i W. E. HOLfeHOLDER -M S . Room« SS, t i » 4 13.f i a Bid* SANFORD. Thun» i. ... 41 Multo. Merk». Mr». R- IL O. t> FLORIDA WlUtam _ im p o rta n ce fo r y o u r c o m fo rt a nd e n jo y m e n t during th e trip . — D o n 't ta il t o ta k e a n a m p le aupply o f “ A . B . A . " C h e q u e s, th e b est fo rm o f funds >iof tra v elin g a n y w h ere" on e a r th . S a f e ; h a n d y ; c u r re n t e v e r y w h e r e ; se lf-id en tify in g . L e t us — * Peoples Bank of Sanford Sanford,'-1 Florida &L ■ dm m m L Ï HAND BROTHERS 'A _ as _ in w ii ▼ *4« _ * C or s r P a rk A venus and S e co n d S tr e e t C O N T R A C T O R « F O R A L L K IN D S O F H E A V Y H A U L IN Q • L a rg o a u p p ly of H o r s o « , M ulos, W ag o n s and H a rn e ss alw ays ' o n J ia n d F o r S alo-or E xchange S s Blaeksm lthlng and W agon Repairing In connection ’ R ind'» Addition. Lot S ___Lm e........ ........... Fhalpa. Mary Refndmle. J H Office; S S g q ¿ ' CffiorjatoamJxXlO fjffioTfrta«.r IxolJ . _ _ .G » » r t i toim . U t 7 — The General News of the Land of Flowers CULLED EROM THE STATE PRESS An E p ito m e o f th e W e ek ’» M ost Im ­ D A V ID K R K C K K K W oodland Park N olea H ap p en in g s in the „ T e n dolfarx in gold ha* been offered aa »th e cham ber of copttnerre prilhe for the l*e«t S t. Augustine »logon. Tbei o b je c t la to get a good “ trade m a rk " to t>e used fo r advertising the at tra ctiv e naas of the A n d p tjt C ity , o o o '. ■ K . TC8 .. . u i -L S a a a • 9 9 h u s t* K K C A 2a io ‘ W 7 M 7 Dû SM 1 4* .-.e- X s a _ 1 TS 14 m it . >i i » m S 9 * 19 se r se 42 00 14 es 14 M 3 i LO si ce 4 20 4 I* 21 00 G r ui te 14 SO I 40- Ì 70 K 8 9 2 3 3 19 4 19 20 Z 1 1 42 1-4 9 17 R om an s and N 6 ttie, but mito» and other 1 ¡u^rd/il conveyances aliai brought a big share lirumWy, U A T h e RanfonJ Burnì provided m usic in s. A. —. —_ .v I , , . . . Barrington, Frank, !>«»«» lla«7 in*m », Franc*» It»m ea t « lark._ Hvnton A Clark Urnton. llaman, Hanlon. Banina. G. G. G G VV, W W W \X«TS n u M 'ic Uri io U t lo W i, Martin* Addition fj&t* 1 *nd 2 j . h ,» « j ______________________ *. y A»* Aiidiuon Z II 12 2 il 1 and 4 HuUìhjhoii*■ S«ir>»y N H ©f leut 2-'i Soffili SckfonE, !.«»<■ So to 3-H . * . rhmppffll’« AddiUun, «H l»ol <5 »Somb Sanford, I>ot I South Hanford, |xyt 10 K 40 ft of -H Eli, land A Col. Co,t L^ii I FI*. I »nd A Col. Co . !«ot* 2 A 1 ET* I sind A Coi. Co., 1a*Ls ft, 11. li $6. 69. 70 71. 72, *4 « *6 i »«>»ifgptnWfl, 9 11 rif Iriri J C»mug* town, triri I ce«cï*tü»'i, li ti i and 2 lari 10 Isti r (»«rpitffan, 1x4 7 Stwntlfard'a AddUinii, Ixria 67 A f*9 rhâpfriira Addition» Lota 1 to 7 llolsjwi, • Addition, Loi 3 Ü*or|tto«n, Ixrt 7 ___ lriofplo»n, Ixita 9, 9, ko Gnor grtown. |j»t 1 1«T I«I 1«ra Mit“* A.dilil km, H1y rif 1sut 9 cherries from D. E. Becker of Ridgc- Fire Department from Mrs. DaForeat enclosing check ior^i.O O : ville, Ind., accompanied by the following Mr. W. H. Underwood, Chief Fire De­ note: partment? Sanford, Fla.: Mr. R. J . Holly, Sanford, Fla.: My Dear Sir—I am enclosing my Dear Sir and Friend—Yesterday I check for the fue department. Aa it ii sent you by parrel post a sample of th* now • paid department. I do not know food fruit 1 have had her. this summer, what use you can make Of It, but would and hope that It will arriv. here all 0 . K., tut it leaves here in fin. shape. I am like It in some way used for the iwnfort K a W .tJa b u i . experimenting with th e « cherried' and or pleasure of the men. I certainly do appreciate thèi/*efforts Mik* L * {text fall when we move to your city I will luBtor, W. L , Truaií» tole», lú a » have more to tell you about them and to save my building In the recent'fifeif nothing prevents us from moving there, Very truly yoij»,../. . t t z which I hope for the better. I have bden ’ .I AN N A M , D e F O R E s g : w ry busy th. p a a rten ttg y r’fir T lilT o f Chief Underwoo«! replied as foiWwi; our fruit, which we have an abundance Mr*. Anna M. Dr.Format, O e^ ^ Q fm n ^ j of this seiLson, and will give you a sample Madartb^Yot^ highly ap- ¡ liîor.^n!J ' Mor’ of same next winter in Ihe can. I have pr«*ciatcd letter ter to Iif nd withpebrek for j^ Z L * P r* K been reading in The Herald of the many $25.00 which I, in behalf of the Sanford 1 -* ' ” good changes firing made in Sanford for Fire Department, want to extend to •rt»isb5! ¿ST ib* iu the betterment^of Sanford and ita citi•or, R -V you our many thank*. I have this* day sens, as well as for the surrounding com­ turned .«J^iount over to the boys, munity, and bop* that the‘good work wl|l :f e which 1 know they will appropriate to go rapidly on, and only regret that I am aome good, aim and you are to be long re-. not there to help push it aioo«» and aura 11 12 2'» 20 i II 1 ft 1 :s 3 V « H » 10 II __Ix»i» 1 A 2 ANH1! . Groffrtuwn U ti 7 »nd K . 7 9 ____A ll. _ ___ , __ _ . U<. 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H1 VA chains 4 JH 2 RG 70 2F ♦<> i »e:.hc 40 CO IT IO T A IO 900 ft W and li»«) (t miulh ul th* N K rotnrf, run Vb US lr*( S 414) U E IAS ft,S' 470 fi to Le^tnn^ffi _ _ 5 6« 1 5 Mrnwn * knrlutlr HelaMv U l » 4S. 4 4 ___ A ddili.» lo t SêJLi__ J _ lU ifhi». U i f| , ¡T u tl. u . IQ— 40 60 Alia m* T T* 00 OO 00 (LU, Frank 5 60 n 5o ,'wMl Kmg. H I Si F-Ò : i f»o .1 50 Vai. «bn A!*■*■ 1 40 2 FO Vauchn, Aire 4 àO 2 lü 28 00 ’ J 50 10 50 Ht» «art, M M. ki iti .* 15 William*. T IA 22 22 I II 4 0 A»», run £ 8 chain«« N 10 chaina« W 5 chain*. HlOehain* to ÍM>c}tMiiri( 1 5 7 7 7 5 A H 6 6 »: .^ I»0 n 20 iFrfin TT linài E t»j Wrjit «kl* oi fa i■rnimob A t* on N aid* o{ (fttinaJ* 2 60 io. «J. O. «1 . ----------- Láe»-■ I j Ileitkta, L l S3 . Pmtth , Adi ùûâ N ÍTir r «aHS'a I 40. Tt) W )| M AH.S»^vS|:i> b 60 1 Mi Aliffil. J V n 2o llwtoa««*'» Add., U to V II r u . u n d a c « i c « , u t » sr, ss. ss * Suuth SshlutiJ, lut 2 Î6 ît o f 1JM i a»d ali bl 20 VQ 40 «O 70 7t 7 St*-nd ifnid Àfidi» Lai t 21 „ Ñf«fFw Add., IJr»!. 2 " (it*ffr(«wn, lj j \ t t»*-Etffwtownt Lot .t Ijrofffïo» n, lut !» K 3t ft Of latol l K r t w Add, lj>t 4 70 70 & I 4V 1 *U 1 mi :i m H in n ¿io 70 70 2 Ul 12 U t 14 70 Wilium*, W 10 $0 Wilson, Ntlssn 12 tri» Wffi-Lffion. Vv H Iti 50 Wffitfon. 'N»I*cm & 60 Wut*. Mrs J I « OD WylU». C 7 UQ ) ffioman 7 Oíi ^ i-unf I H 4 20 Znrk*r y A I » Ok» 70 ' 20 40 14 OC 1 40 ln 2a II 10 Ufi 5 S to' ft Wrllu ft..n Add . I^ju 20. là I>#}'wt-I AJal-, ll ____ 1 30 Winn, IL L 1 ^5e 2 *0 im 4 7 1 2 IC II i: c i> Hmnd'* Ad 4Ilion, f »ui f * N EU LO 56 42 1 4 1 m 9 — *yn» hmnfntdi 1ut UJ . Unknown \infirman. C. il Vtufhn, Alr>. 122 lu \sufhn, AI« 10 50 W in fJ.L WftUlnm. L uir h 40 * AMOUNT 45 70 09 X 1* 1 rtS? t'nkrHTwn In many parts of Florida there are g irls’ and Ixtyo' (om ato and corn cJuhs. ¡¡»«ion (• w llvniua. G. W P rite s are offered for the lu s t work done DoykIni W II and great encouragement is given rhib| Hr»diffijf, tVrn 10 1«i <lren I«* lake inlereat in farm wiirk, A joe LetIng contest, at which some of iui'!r*)n lm 10 I)n«ie enunty should not la* a laggard in 2 the little boys who were brought up to 1 Ï *2r uL'vn**/ *» \1 ttie tom ato duh m ovem ent. fletcherlin and horrlfle<l at the thought l'«.l*TT. Í 1111 •10 0 <jf bolting food, bolted with it ineteau r«»k. r. w Cook. G. W. ... O A n e w .record for G ulf porta was es­ and ate it more leisurely. Lake Hodgrs Chapmen, John 6 OllMTim, Jew __ tab lished in Pensacola W ednesday when won this ro m e it and Italfih Houmillnt fWFjr. tUM. M. 6 9 th e B ritish steam er Iowa steam ed down Ixith loot races, for which he was awaril- Cowffift, Jira in ('room, T II th e harbor unassisted by any tug» and ed a nice top a» pri»«-. T h e m ain fen Crmwford, H F R»>b!fh*«tn • Suri*} Li,*i 24 W out thruugh the channel drawing nearly turv. a» ai all picnics at ^«MHlIanil Park, i-U/k. KublTiwan'« Sut * r j, Ljat» 25 26, Ik Clark. W. •ml 10 th irty -tw o b e t of water. X he vka.1 wa» the swimming jk >o | and this w a * ' n w IbrUftsaoti’« ?!Ufkr> !j©t 21 thu largest to aver unter that port. She la toil to full ca|>uclty, lh ri-e »nd four in <7a«k W. « bBpp*ir* A*MitM*ri. Lds îe*». I. ia Im» 1R» ft Uwik nut a cargo of cottlin, nu\al «tor,-« each of liie forty room» Tol«oggan» n „ i >,. w Satuih Haüfiàf«!, S i I>it Í& W liti• i H apisr'iJ * V«MiUuf». 14«' fi >f 5' to b a cco ami lumix-r tiaiing u la lu a tm ii were in iim- m good deal and creatcy of Deafly |nOO,lKMi. ' kaplNrll'j» Addlltofi, W 1Vu ft of much fun. The other uinu»ctnents **r 1 «-Hi«*», w, « 1x4 40 _ h ! u o ii the grounds helped to m ake a real gala < ra*fi«t|( A i: (Vivrà A»» A<l«ftlkn. I aH 5 t 1«inftw, I 11 infurtí llrifhlm» L, Is 45 A «6 S ecretary of War Garrison ha» tran s­ day* ««f it and thank» ar** i|ue*4o the com t Unpw, t ' It Ljttl 3 l»ffi»u. T I» Kubmaon a fturtTpy, E)| Ijj * 5 nnttee, rsjiecially to M r. Cha». Ingold m itted tu Congnw* the report of the E n ­ !>•%»•. T. H. _ South hffifvioffd. IMS il ami 12 —a— A Ofêfffiown, 1x4 P 4 gineer Board, recommending that im­ for the tre a t. T h ey worked hard to iWfhffim. W E IVirnii, fwfvno <f*4>fgvto«m, |j»f 2 ... ---6 moke everybody happy. provem ent of the harbor at Cedar KaW ltouffi*y. »1 H C. « (rfOfgrfovB, U l 4 10 p ro veinrnt of the harbor of Cedar Keys, Sunday the .Mamie and N e t t i, brought |\ * ± Wn ^ I_ T 1 ~ ~ “ t Hutchinson. wírh Inrkíp», W M . .. „ __ t»* lu ._ . . . . _ j ___ ____ F lo rid a be not undertaken. T h e rci>ort parties. Engineer t 10 _ ------ ----s ta te s that It would he inadvisable to fam ily party of ten spent all day tu m ake ¡1 ! ^ ^ ' W \! 5 S 41, fl ol t-»jts ? «lui U s S _ 4 im prove the harbor aliove its prrw nt con­ up for missing the railroad picnic. A •7 U n J S 14 ft ol 3 _____ __..L»i 4 14 d ition as the com m rce of the wattTway party, of young people from M onro« , Usriingto«. ch«». G does not warrant It. A similar rejiort 1» cam e and had a good tim e on the W o o d -, rw rw if.TT*.. ± Z 1 io IO land F ly er. r t W a k . Tom _____ _ G»err»iown, 4 —_ m ade by the Engineer Hoard with regard s j Jotnar. f«a»W ___ _____________ .AH ------------------ ------------ . to th e im provem ent ol the S te inhale hu­ 4 —— ■ • |Uarttnar, Viola .... i.ot a s Grskam. V W. Uta 1. 4. 4 rt vcr. » Georgetown, t a l i I (Jramltn*. K M Approdale» Fire Company » UaanUlft«, K. M * . .. Gamawtoarw. U h 4... 1 .. - U toT. 4. # .r ._______ * T he following letter was recrive») by ; o 2 2 . W . Kaui. io I»Na *. T ---------------______ , Nlre Ripe ( herrlea Hobiaaoti'a Addition W I» ml IjA 4 The Herald Is in receipt of s bo* of fine Chief W . H. Underwood of the Sanford , J:™” * w « t ■ 9 1S te D e lin q u e n t T ax L ist , fiare lay. W , II. the park and dancing » as one of the pleasures of the day. T h e way th a t com­ m ittee provided for the en tertainm ent of their gue*ta will be remembere*) a long tirne. P lenty of ice water and limeade in nice new barrel» und a butler engaged * to kiN-p them rtlli«l gnd a lot of watermelon» were próvido») fn-» 2 as 7 US12 SS H O TE1 Last T hu rsd ay W oodland I’ark pr«eentetl a gay scene when th e boya of the S ta te '» D o m ain Tt» WIKiM A8SRs.nl:() A. C. L. shoj«» iind their |>irnic. It was T a m p a '» new city hall will t«* built on the largest and finest no far. but the Allen. T. J Allen. T. J the name nit* the old on now occuphw. AWridfe. W O W (ï I t will be run up Into the air instead of they ure calling for unother under the Aldrldg», Anthony, A L* Anthony, A F »« rE S A .g 'w a c.d sa J o t ground. . T tie loca­ sam e m anagem ent and then there won't Andrraon, J. U, tion ia an iriiAlly central on«*. bo room to hotel the crowd. More vis­ HI.-». K It. Iiu»».'>:. ft. ..____ ■f o o o itors cam e on the launch«-» M am ie, m i-, r. K. p ortan t 7 94 rz «e •J Tli® word UP not used at c ia t'd by u* all, and ran hardly » a it ltd the tim e com «» for u* to m ove u> Sanford ami becom e perm anent citizen * of tiiat good little city W ith bw t » i.h e * ami kindest retíanla t«v you uimI ail ol our friends there till we meet tirxl » m ttr . I am , V ery reapectfully, 4 1« r u . s . _______ D ally T h o u g h t. I NS Park A n . O tto ILad B ... SuU. VhnrMor, J. H. _ _ _ U t 10 - Scott, a V_______________ Lota 1 , 1 . De s u r e you g iv e men th e b e s t of _ O e o r g o to w n , U ta 4, T . ____ y o u r w ares, though th e y be poor __ Ntovro Addition. U to 1. 3 S S S g *B .-= r= r= _ W illia ru * Addition. U t 11 e n o u g h ; and tb s gods w ill help you GEO. A. De COTTES t o la y by a b e tte r s to r e fo r th e fu­ TrennLj i r Uobln»nn‘» Survey, U t tt r*. ^ A T T O R N E Y and C O U N SE L LO R at L A W I t W * tu re .— H en ry D T b o re au , riupt>eU‘< Addition, U t 64 J. E*_ ' _ N W !» I j i: -J^)t » P ractice In Slitte ami Fedenti Courti A S ,__ 8 W !i_ _ _ . A'i S.. . Ail M en W ho Is Ruined. H----------U ' le t 10 Sanford FI T h e m an who p erm its h im s e lf to Larner-W oodruff Bids TvWf. A. VI---------IjQIM 4, 1. ». 10, T ho rap Kin. C- !..___ b e ru ined by p ro sp erity probably TjlUr, fi. H----------------w ould hav e b een rain e d by som eth in g Thffiihfff. D. U. Truffi«« Tumrr, (im r n .. ___ e ls o If p ro sp e rity had n o t co m e along _Sliw flM » Lot 2 1 _______ Thom«*, JL n Z_______ _Hold**; Addition, Lnt I#2 . — first. tinàiaown . GiOfiffiflonm, E !i . Unknown JjOti fI ____ . Unknoffiiii ___ _ <AddìiIlklD. laut ITnlirif)*n -------Ö i11K*fif ’a Adduttori, |»ut t i Sen olbte A m bition. Ink no* n _ . »All l~ . Kjr Lrnkciv»n [ N4-j uf Wyj A m bltton'o reaso n li b est einm pllr K O P E A N tP tA N I nkncivn __ laSXt 10 AOAT13 AMO DAVIt aiN ttTO | fled by an e a rn e st effo rt to prepare In knsrtth I Art it ROOM S 7 5 C E N T Ä ] CnkDomn fo r the p osition h ig h er up b efo re b e­ 5 j miliPtttVAff UATII.SIWPI U PERSON. Ihktiowii Kfffir ing w ilting to a c c e p t tL Cnkliirffin JA C H O O W IL lf,» LA. I^jts 6. I l'nktM»irn fjjiffi 3, 4 I nkmiffirn ■r : ■ ■All Wl2Fm* — CJknu« n CnlirRftin f it , I no*l ii Col Co, Ixjt ii_ ! 'hinui n i l l l mr d i I'ol Co IO. II. 12 I nknowrn H* íffií.U «r Col « o . L ili ill lo IA Ir»« 41 to Iti Ulf.mid i» lo VI i*r L 'rk n o w n ____ ChAppol.*» Add . AU uapbotud Unknown , __«fi© «BL.vNl. lo« IH t Ink no« n S ìì Boni rii» \ *»a i l Unknown _ Ho, Sâiif.ifd, l o( li Due ihc City of Sanford and uncollected for lhe year 1912 ALL AROUND FLORIDA- J” » ; fh leh"’■k" lu**>“ m>,k,k « k , aiul is vary m uch appre­ 14 SS u as _ W al Kjf________ -A tl rirept U t 4 Sanford Waler Work» Co. __ Sanford Water Work» Co___ Santoro ■ .. Florio a •. 1 3 U te • Saalurd IleithU, Uto SS U M ____............. lloighto. I Uto ST to 183 Bonlord IroS Wat« Wort» ( ww a X Sanford Hri(hta.. Lou 1S1 to lit_ Sanford Brlibtr. 1er« 11! to IS* haciuatv«. Ill to iS . Uw Iti, 19A I t i . 141. 141, 144. 144 ‘ SO_______ Oeoriotovn. Ut» 1,1.1.4,4______ . — ■ 3e*j¡r a « » a a to« as ________ _ _ _ _ _ Hoblnaod, Ja». Y ow rll Building SANFORD. FLORIDA fiiS f * . R»ruble, J. II. . Ilac»i»le, J. HKecdSmto, J. H ... DENTIST 14 11 S and 10.. ________________ Sanford lla ifk u , 1»>U IS, I f , Z4. M IT. XA. » . M . I I . l î , U , 14, U . ___ Sanford lleiikl», Lot» 42. 4S, M -----____Sanford ll»l*hu. I»U 44 lo 49. Mao l î ( «a M 49 40 _ _ _ _ _ _ ______ Saafnr d l l , Ii kt». Lot» i t to SS to S* lUpmteie, J. ti.. BUTT . —;------- ..................... Sanford !U%kU Lota 1. X, S. 4. <v A : Rapdalt, f. II. Ita Sodale. J II. * r «» ■ 40 M u» 1 »0 7« ! »------------------ ---------- ---------Letal, i . .----—. — ........... - — 1 fa ite e . C. P. Rasadak, J. 11. „ G. 4 ÏO 3 ua n t« 42 i« ‘ A «o ’ » *e I farfcavd, J. O----- _ _ R»»id t o t e , . San lard and Salvan taka C. 4 .'O Ñrmve« Addition. All _ Nra-TM Addili««. All _ _ __. ftunlüwd » Addillo», U t >4--------- Lat« Siet« Alternar Seventh Judicial Circuii ot Re*»del«. J. II Florid« D R .- a te a ce t te T Stark». K M.. ________ . k«m , Mr». A O..- ._. AT-LAW - ■ 4» Y . Z V C o t t S ------------- A n e rv o u s h e a d a ch e m ay freq u en tly S S t S i ï Ü J ï ,.^ , ^m_. _ r W l , b e c a r e d b y l e v e r a i a t t o a r o f lem on la O C a T ln u O :» .., ------------ ajl............. .. n<cup o f s tr o n g te e and a b ilio u s head ­ Cradaot» ml mi f,»u|lvuli s a g g a m a c h e la a lm o s t In v ariab ly p o t to rou t _____An ................... ----------1 . . i - . fry a la b la sp o o n fu l o f le m o n Ju ic e In a D R . H O M A RD .»H. C U ST IS C S  è i v w t « r ~ — . ----------- WM c u p o f b la c k co ffee. Sparkaww, Joo R Ut A V ETE R IN A R IA N .• LIVERY, S A L E S -A N D F E E D S T A B L E n •m » s »» a r«»u I K « m Mr*. À. D. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Simple Headache Remedy. ki. r - mv. ê n THOMAS EMMET WILSON íIP Ä 5« fettor. Richard.. H U C eee E x ce p tio n a l. "W ho’s the th in litt le man w ith th e melancholy azp resalo n?** " T h a t 's Ham­ mer, the poet, w ho w rote the b eau tifu l ▼•reel with the re fra in . T lfa U w h a t you make ft—yoa c a n make It g t*d .‘ H e suffers from ch ro n ic dyspepsia."— Cleveland Plain D ealer. ex p la in fu rth e r. M .ueb.Jahe.... UliKb, J»k» ..........................„ X Sanford. Florida — a Mah»», t), B. _____________________ JhttlkSealord. l ût IS-------- & m othA r to n g u e w ith ri» l» ts ot an c o n scio u s h u m o r la » v e S fe w e x a m p le s e r e e q u a l to th is dell, c lo u s sig n oa a Ja p a n e s e b a k e r's s h o p ; 'A K a rin n ra , D ig g e st L o a fe r la T o k y o ."— O rie n ta l R ev iew . a IM (t. U t 41 i«o* 4N 3* •*»». Urt St Im » N U l« t____________ _ -LhappoUl Addio*,«, 1-otm 42, SS. 44 - u f N SS tl o l L o t 4 U « . WI ÍSOU tl of »II DR. R. M. MASON The h n ___ ClsmpjuU'» A d d itio n , L o t t o h « W M irm , W l ih t a ____ DENTIST T r a v e l F u h d t a re o f first -_U»viU‘e Add Uto», U u í . i . i , U . i t . f t , 14. u . f t . s e . r t ----------. Lau I U 1. Sutnrd might». U t IS---- ----------_ OuppelTt Addillo«. Lou 4S. 4», M teîftfcfcr: e a a a —.u * « DENTIST t h e lu m b erm en la s te t th I t ta th e s ta te u a tra re lty to S e ta T h e r e a r e poeetbly to s o n » e a s t e r n c o lle g e * p ro te e s o fsk lp * m ore im p re ssi r e ly title d t h a t a r e S o t o f a s m u ch p r a c tic a l vahío. H tA b 'V I* IS .. « * 1 X 50 3 50 so 8 15 SO 18 80 s» 7 8« st 7 •• so 21 T 70 a * ta e »* ta * s» 1 4* I 4* U . _ et InUrver«»» ol the H Un« Rv . iih s- üe* ot NE h *f ÇH. «“ P»tk Av*. N eh»» Dm ol Park Av» t» 8 line et & * It *0 l«audo#,. He« WI* 460 leet. s 430 leet. E 460 toot. N 7 ee �iqi-iwty . K) Ju ly I . 1913 THF. SANFORD HERALD g fp p m iU JP iH iiiP iP M P iB D a iia i . her brother, 0 . W. Spencer, who u ill ut ut this time that makes u practice of “ S a n l o r d 's T c m p c r s t u r c q ^ home on the Heights. hi , » « . »£iaiim , . , *it]tiaaciiiti(3T3 « ,,, , 5 ., ( *lar*’*" ^ l,,K ha> returned home from idi^£!taciaU I a in pii. alien- he attcnddl the mn-lmg Editor o f T h e Herald: of the Florida Preset AiMM-iation and F b r publication In your paper I fur thoroughly en,„\e.| hmutelf jiish herewith record of meteorologi» I ililen iai-olis, meml>er nl ........... tunty <al observations taken by the under- -ehool Ui.ird and A \\ Tanner were in «itnr»l “ » * coo|>erative oieterver o! th e ' the city \i-tii-rday enroute to their home W c*tb e r Bureau of the U. S . D e p a rt-j in ("huhaofa from Sorrento xnent o i Agriculture during the wi-« k j T Ht* sidewalk crew m the employ of a t Sm Ü; iluoi. »jyding. Ju i)« aUnd, l'jl.l, at. ' - TV Curtis, and Mr- <;«»»i Fnv J r »pent Friday m Kriterjirite. the guest» of Mr> A. W. firown The Klk» of Sanford have a n ,mred n building site on the lake front and have instH/fnental reading* iirtgw are fu», ft ’iTayTVn lï.W tij Thug » M rh H of coment of the moat miauling club houses III til*1 ajovemnHUit standard , instrument* ex walks. Diuens of blocks are lieillg in- stale. jxmed in the manner recommended by stalk*«! * F'. S. Parker has rente«! the building 4 he Chief of the W eather l^ureau The regular mis ting of the West Side I recently occupied by MrCuller s grocery . W ry respectfully, Improvement^ Association will Ik* held und will pm in a complete line of hi­ H. C. DuBoxe. < D ate) G-30-13. nt the Hohiilns Nest Thursday afternoon cycle* und utocyclt* with ample lino of Coo pern fire Ohrrrrrr at 3 o ’clock. Meml)ei* ure requested accwworiw and supplies, to attend. 'i / The Atlantic Coast Line has let conT rap eitu n A fight is to In- made in Sanford and tracts for the paving with brick of that |('hararter | | ! Seminole (or the ostracising of the mo»- area lying between the union passenger day j v fl « I quito. A definite plan will be followed station and Ninth stres-t. This is a 9 a 1 and this active mscci will be put out of .'murh needed improvement, 92 66 36 Clear G -a commission. 1 L M r. anil Mr*. William Wight and fi 7 None * 24 Clear Visitors and strangers in the city wiH”' three children from Cairo, G a.. spent part 69 06 |h*j 26 P. C. certainly enjoy the special musical »er> of this week in Sanford, the guests of their at tIU -SXI i loaning money on real estate. One of the attractions in Sanford on the glorious Fourth will l»e a hull game * between Sunfunl and l-mighman l M r* Gertrude heWj her mot her Mr' 6C 87 27 89 *9 21 H 71 70 Cl Clear * ; • P .< ? m T T o n i “ ** 67 “ '« S '- S 3 ^3 l SEMINOLE COUNTY | ~ ‘ ^3 :— %‘ Will Soon Be Managing Her Own Affairs § I imkiiui ^ Umr|iillce W elfare Dep't — . .. —• « » . . » I . ^ F Ä JB 2 i3 r i^ * l K »»ei »r.saiti^» »if «wHe- AVrHare |>ept in the ,*jiy 1» a uppointed a Mjomtier of the l.ooknut Commit its- to car«' for the strangers within our gales Please took out for th-tn and «direct tlieir attention to the rte t room. M ItS. It A T E R H E U N . Chairman. T ..F Fr^i««4ta S A N F O R D being the C aunty Scat, men Iroin all parts of the County will he com- * ing to Sanford, drawn here by matters of public or private business; many will A Floridi Prollig) H unmg Windhosrt. <f Tam pa, aged twelve is u Florida musical prodigy. Hunlng can scarcely touch the door with hi* feet while playing the piano and yet l'*“ l«kc the most difficult music and | He vice al the Congregational church next brother, Henry Wight ami family. Mr. pl®>' it like one of the old musters. Sabbath eve. All will bo welcomed Wight is much pleased with Sanford and has never played mqch in jiublic and is a I . m ay locate hero. ^ ^ r _, . ■UtU« chsp of modest demeanor but he l i t>V pastor and people^ None 69 -----------» • |IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIII||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| title d » Hank's Good Showing The Hank of Oviedo held the semi annual meeting lust night and declared a •I |M.r cent -»mi annual do idend and |>lac»-<l t .Vni i,. surplus and f.'Hfil to undi' oh d |-».iti» In» Hunk nf l h u‘dn ha» U s-li o|«TatUlg hut IweUe mollili» and ilo» gi«»»l showing »jaak s well for the 1 mi ifiuinitv and hank's officer» Th e store in the iv F o r r e t building,, h" con“ ‘nt° <1 to ™ d' f » f#w number* | formerly occupied by W . L. Morgan has *or t *lp ,rl>nstrs-l show at the Imperial been fitted up and a new cement floor •T h catre tw>xL ^ d a y night and the sig h t ! 1 laid and is now occupied by the new ° f thi* little fellow performing:at the piano grocery firm of UwuvA>Gd«*^ H oth-ar*i '|a well worth the price of admission ■Florida is proud of Huning Windhorst. well known and succens is assured. 1 th f twelve year old m astrr of the piano. L-Sanford -•^»rnurin strenuoas mayor, G. Ha is the guest of his couain, Mrs. Al. Spencer, who h«a been on the sick list y j j , Mhile* in the city, for aevera! day*, b reported to tie get­ ting along nicely and will soon be back at his old place in the .mayor's court, R*l! Exeuralon »ending the boys to tho road gang as F'.xcur»i"ii to Woodland Park. Ijuinch tS m m ary Of The Floating Small Talks Mr. and Mrs. Bell, ""Mr. und Mrs, usual. Alma May and Mamie will leave city Succinctly Arranged Far Hurried Brum ley and Mr. and Mrs. Her by, all ¿.The celebration to l*e held here on the , t,ock at 2 30 «»• m - Sunday. 26c round Herald Headers of Celery avenue leave today for Char­ 85-F'ri-lf F'ourth of July for the purpose of starting trip. A cordial welcome at the Warfare R«*t lotte. N. C ., where they will spend the Seminole county off with the proper summer in the mountains. Sanford cel­ Room . * eclat, promlaea to la* a moat interesting ery growers made good this season. event. The com mi ties* are making ar­ Call at tiie Rest Room Jul> llh uni! Clarence FI. W o o d s , editor of (lie Flus- rangement» to take rare nl 6 ,(MK) visitor* Itave a romfortalde rest. tts Lake Begion, and the moat finished und have advised that many notable» G o on the Junior Hoys’ das» picnic to orator of tiie Prewi Association wo» in will in* in attendance All Local Advrrtlaemrnt« Under Thla — "Woodland Pxrh July 8th ttendlnf Ihrer O n ta a Line far.h lame g s the city yesterday enroute home from The iinfil rou, 1 frulli 1 fie north »nie of Re»4 His mi on First street nitnfort Tam jia Mr Woods iefi the Herald 'a lle iuk I isny. No charge Monroe landing to the mum road run ulfice le-aring a i>euutdul young Indy in F or Sal« I ««mutile», choice, for «'anning from Knii-rpn-w to I n lainil. 1» being M r * M iklrtd V orce of Monroe was a lit* arms. ' hell,-,) and put in good traveling condi­ rung and K«-t« (nip, at .ft) et» jicr lni»hid ^ 5 Trisitnr in the rity Inst week. deliver* I D '.'p a j •>e*t u1 101S F irvi ---- Raymond I. fnhlLson \iuv*,» f t firm igli tion Tin» I« .1 1 er. |»ipuUr route from Huniirg WuidhorM of Tam pa 1« tin the **ii> on Saturday night on lu» return ., , , ,, . , t Inure, »olid rijatomato«-» for «an *r » Soutli Honda to (lie hast ( oast, und .guest of his ««A in , Mrs. Al. Lilja. to Baltimore to resume hi» hosiutul , , , ning and ketchup. 50c a bushel deliv- * S 5 1 the ferryman at Monroe put* arriv*» I»ct all the little folk.» who have In duti«* after a short visit to the horns, . . «•r««i Itr.ij ,i |..«*t,i| llurrv \ \Hit! ^ 3 a» Jiwm\ .1» - is ’ it •inn il ul,— i da> a* ,<lun 'Hill-' wear them on the Fourth. I dks at fo rt M >era- Hi» liinitetl nine wlieu I he t r.i t « 1 01 J» F in i M >uiiforil, Fla S I.« .■V\ KaXhiitg will he free Iliursds) si «i d riot eteri allow u short sloji over witit Strayt'ii Cray fior«»-. laitie in front ^ At th«.‘ I oiigri-gutionnl churcii next lit» many frn-n«l* in this city. Woodland Park t>0-1 tr leg Kinder Motifs Andrew Uo.idw.ird, .-Sunday ••veiling there will t»- H »|h»-ib I n u jtp 3 Mr*. A M G ll l a - r f of W i l m i n g t o n , Mr ami Mr» K J. Holly and Iteginahi sers iii'. consisting largely of good music B F l> 1 t iiv tt W«l<e.* j o 1, 1, , ] .'ill v urli» of »eelI ^ 3 J L - L U Ja visiting her .sister. M o J Ii_, JAolIy-ita >■■ «*e<«if m«»I from Tampa where.^-J'iu' I'tunf mH Je« fir ttiBTSTloffar tfiey altiiiiie«! I In F'r«-»» \»»1 wlat nin Hackman i \tom« K I 1 1 N o t ss *mger> and u reali, fo n program ni di- I» ■1 . . . . . r i .»N.,U|. S3 ff yarn want to Mr l hurley 1 tinges; m«s-tmg und wit«- tin r« « ipo'iit» of In v1* I« xotional \«-*'ul und itisrrumeittal »•■1«'»^ city Little .get m ad ju»t a»k him hire- much it cuat.s hospitality of ilo* I ampli |»si|«le For Sale I w«-lve r<»«m h<«u»e >n go«Hl ^ 3 Hun* will lie given The pastor will Robert Holly remained In ram pa the make a h r u d n d t l n - s in k«e|iing wilt, tiie liM-alllin f>r hoarder* .mil room«7» to try to near«- a dug guest of fils grandmili her Mr* L (1 naturi1' rd tin- (iriii'e a n d W o r - h l p of the H u l l *’ii*fì f'ilh it" « Itioflfhlv I ' r i c e ri a Hon FI »V I iougltvis of Oviedo amt I \tier •unable |l««s »»«7 “ 7 »t■ hou*e -Clerk of Court of Seminole counts was \1r Men F'ish was over from his San­ i n th*' city yesterday. For Sylt ! 11*h h of ten lot* on we»i The I iilunitnu 1 row n I' «| r ( inn All tiie children in Sanford who time ford celery farm tiie lust of the week on puny, winch lia» »et up it factory heri­ •ole. c o n ta in ' iwo lier«-», front» on Kir»l Indian nuits are requested to wear them his Way north, “ h e r e he Wlli,r««ke a slv tor tfn‘ jiur|«n»e of furnishing fruit ami street, Cheap for ru»fi and quick »ale. weeks vacation. Hen and his brother. vegetable wrap|«ers, i« receiving large Box 912. 87-FHc •on tiie F'mirth id July. Judge Hert F'Uh, own one of the finest ipiantitir» of |>u|»-r wiilidi will f« jirinted F'or Rent C ollage, five rooms and M ra. Al Lilya ium returned liome from celery farms in the Sanford section and cut to prnjHT sU«' here and di»tnl>- bath. Enquin' A R K«'>. F‘ir»l Nas plmnant suui to friends and relatives They had eight acre* in celery the-past 1 tiled throughout the vegetable fruit urn) tmnnl Bank. ■—-1 f in Laslschun! and Turn pa season, the crop wo» good and sold at! shljlping region» Tin» «•oncern giv.-» For Sale Some fine Wlittr U , amlotte t Alt*. C , M Vi ilium.s and daughter good prices DeLand Rwortl employment to a l.«rg*- numl«er of skille.! , K ic ks of the celebrate«! H«-gal »train, Utsa Faina left t«wla> lor a visit w ith 1 Mr* A I William», acimrnjianleiJ by 1 workmen ) r.ijufre al the Congregational par»«mx e tali vis in Thins* and Savannah, (in Mm Jurne« F’iaher und her little *on, «vi I Sanford. Tiie Brotherhood clos» at the I’m*County Commissioners Woodruff. Willie, of Tam pa, who have l>een visit­ For R en t— I-argr front room. Mra. bytenan church ia one of the moat popu­ •Clark. Jlogun. Enum inger and McLain ing Mr. and Mr*. N. A. FVy of 908 Film lar event* now held weekly in the city. R. 1- Jones, 206 Park avenu«7 72-tie . were in Lb* city yesterday on official •venue left Wednesday last for Arkansan. The class numbers aom* forty persona, For R en t— Store Room and unfurThey will visit friends and relatives in Lnquire U n . A. C. Williams returned ywter- Jacksonville, Atlanta, Birmingham and both young and old. and is taught by nlshed room In Illahop block Hon I) L. Thrasher, with Thomas K Holden Real E sta te Co. i(M f •d«y tram Cordele, Georgia, where she points in Tennessee Mrs Fisher is u Batn« as assistant teacher it is sur­ w w recently called by the sudden desth sister of Mrs. F'ry. Want to buy a few thousand fret of prising the amount of intrrest that is celery boarda. F L. Greene. I t 2 ■of her father. 68 tf There are rumor« of a hank ami trust being manifested in the Bible studies iteat Meats in Sanford for I t . 00 per M in I’ ollie Pilkington returned to her company being started in Sanford The The Brotherhood t* organise«) »nd has •bosnr in Kirhrnond. V . after a pleasant two banks now operating here at thu it» proper «junta of officials and handle* wrrk. Moat home-like hotel In town. c i n t to her brother. Harry Pilkington on time are carrying about J 700.not) in de its affairs in a very businesslike manner, Transients and regular Imartier* find a welcome at reasonable rate« St Johns P alm etto avenue posiw. It U believed that u hank anti Tim es-t'nlon, Hotel, A. W Vis then Prop . ( 20 F'trst * M r*. FI G. FJverette of Kockingham, trust corujiany will be able to tin a good The Southern Utilities Company. Street, N . C ., has arrived in the eity to be witn business here os there Is no concern here which owns the two Sanford ice plants, — t ^ S A n i u c i .^ t ^ ^ a k e a l*ond. issue of 150,000. ' The money will be used in retiring certain outstanding bonds and taking up some current obligations, thus placing the affairs of the city upon a K i l t i e Happenings— M ention Of cash basis. The city fathers are murh in favor of M atters In B rief « fe w . *• % putting brick on all the cross streets. Brick has been ordered for F'rench ave— V * • FEB50NAL ITEMS Of INTEREST nuci and it is lielieved that the r**idenLs of the better streets in the city will de­ mand that they be pavijd. wish to do some banking. - T H I S IS J U S T A R E M I N D E R , that the Strong Bank Helps the businessman. In banking, more than any other business, . i* -**■ * you want T H E ' B E S T __ IN AND ABOUT THE CITY WANTSI The First National Bank of Sanford r»’ ■ Has been in business at the same place X- - under the same officers for M O R E TH AN A Q U A R T E R O F A C E N T U R Y ; has grown stronger year by year in spite of j blizzards, crop failures and financial panics, until it has attained the distinc­ tion of being. O N E O F T H E S I X RO LL O F HONOR B A N K S O F FL ORID A. C A L L AND L E T U S SHOW YOU FIRST NATIONAL .BMJ SANFORD, FLORIl OF I mini -— m m m m tm m x x m m water works, gas and electric light plant is preparing to make some M 0,000 worth of physical betterments to its propertic* here. The large ice plant which is located at Hand's siding is used for the jiur|K»e of funii-xhing ice to regfrigerate vegetable and fruit care and has a capac­ ity of 100 tons per twenty-four hours. This plant wa» recently acquired by it» present owners, tho» giving them con­ t r o l of the ic e supply in Sanford. V isitors— “ OKI— don’t bother — we can't stay long.” H ostess — “ Never mind — w those,îittjô electric stovtà rrtÿæsÎF. T b eT bes “ come red.hpt In aminii^c, : , andyoucaiicook anything T a r tT e f Thank* t- (hem ly. «hört time;* * — .... • We wish to rxprtiw our heartfelt appreriuliun for-ihr« many act* of kindnraa and expretsaions of sympathy to us in qur recent sad fareavement ; also for the many, beautiful w* Waiscp ia stack all ityl»»ani tisas ai C-l*.' ' J L J -Dick Steers. Thtf • ara tk* an s ai livrai itffefingi*. Don't Be Satisfied t ii in reality inferior. n ; J ‘^ . — — — ---------- ne -* •« _____ r^.. Don't miss this talc It 1 the opportunity of your life to get you a home or make money s i investment. Special prices on nice homes and lots close in I am potted on city property and can give you the best prices and best terms. Sec me before the advance N. H. G A R N E R *■ . ; •* \ t *■ j If you can’t buy a jio m e, buy a l o t ." Wc Have whist you want. Come ahd see us, as we can make the terms to fit your means and sell you. wimL you want at a reasonable prlcth ' \ -+S0- Thrasher & DuBose S Over Hanford Shoe A < lathing Go’s. r* Sopford, Florida j Mini 1 FOH SAt FI HY i / £• • Thrasher’sPharmacy A 25c Want Ad. in __— s aNroHa^LoaroA------- :* v — " 1 ' ’« r i - - - - - P R IC E FfcO M $ 1 0 0 UP Buy'Now and Save Money. Property Cheaper W °w j Than Ever Again in Sanford. ^ ■ DON'T accept » substitute. z\. s S H K P H U U ) v n r UNDFiTnrnorr For 30 day* only, commencing July lit. $ 1 0 buys a lot and $3 per month without interest. Own Your Own H om e . Ice Cream, i* in a class A L L B Y I T S S E L F , we make it that way — Pure Cream, Sterlieed, Inapected i p d passed. Manufactured un­ der idc^l sanitary conditions , 7 . . , 47 I hay* a first class liar m ss maker nowr; ami we rart-do any thing in this line while you wait Give ua a trial and be con- vThcf-d . P 0 INSETT I A Old Made Good a* New Sanford Light & Fuel Co. LEFT ! Seize Your May ahd Family. tm j u d toattr O N LY 2 3 With “Just ai Gootl" B e­ cause the chances sre 100 to 1 that the "Just as Good" t'n«d in Hw infinit»* goodnew bhus eacli ìhhI ««vpfy ont*. M U siili! M R S * J O n M a rk h a m P a r k L o ts A A A A A A A iA iA A A A A A e iW iiA A A A A A A i Tim hriok pavipg within the city lim­ it* ha» I**i-n completed and is one of the limit |«otentiul improvements to the al­ ready extensive system of modern conv lenience* that Fms »0 far been made. Sanford ru>w ha* as murh or rqore hrirk paved streets as any city of its rite in thei south A visitor to .Suhford^who rvsid.v* m a village of 4,000 inhabitants in Y'ork state, *aya th at tus town i* 176: years old, hut he .wak’ sure San fo rd , 1 could make Virdea aroua it in the m at­ ter of progress und civic development*. just make yourselves comfortable^.I’ll'be back in a moiucnUirid surprise -^ 1 ^ ' * CLOSING OUT SALE * . ........................ A . ____ __________________ 1 _____ �mm TWf. ~ I . ’ :■ _ ■ i‘-'* S trrv * v ’ • > ' ’ THE M i r, m i SANFOID .HEK+iAft,*, , —- ( ■f*•: r :ifiijti** * - ' 4•♦t*• "*•* —t•**•’ and Member School Board Jacobs w en also present and took a deep interest in the meeting. Ail the local feeling that was tngendered by county diviaion and afterward by the division of offices haa teen oblit­ erated and the people of Feminole coun­ ty are a unit for the best county in the states and being a small county there will be a closer bond between city and country and the tax payer« will get a square deal. The officials <specially will .. ..h o w t iw i f geod-rbeinmqr fer they hold fOerkef^ly-arM- thry will be anxiou« to serve the people tpAhe) best of their ability at all timea. 'AH in ail Seminole will start housekeeping ip August under most auspicious circum­ stance*. »'ftif* J ' t *f1 <' ■»n «•’\ \ 1**1‘IP1 ■' r, • - Soda crackers are more nu­ tritive than any other 'floor food. Uneeda B iscuit are th e perfect soda crackers. « f» ■w * * *' '* ' — Though .the cost is but five "Cgats;' Uneeda Biscuit áre too good, too nourishing, too crisp, to be bought merely as an economy. . !•= s ; A lw a y s 5 cents. crisp and clean. A lw a y s fresh, * Í% * •Æ;V N A T IO N A L B IS C U IT C O M P A N Y SS . ■ ■ _ Phone No. 182 MAXWELL’S M A G A ZIN E SX ’m A Ice Creim • S o d i W i t e r * * VV U U U 4-N P E R IO D IC A L S Conlectlonery * Cigare in d Tobacco 0 0 1 0»» » ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ » ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ » ♦ » « ♦♦■ ♦♦♦♦♦ u pon,the temperament of teqeherr, RBSTONE GLEANINGS ofnotsnap or hard courses, hut upon the law •t- V $10.00 1)0^ - 11^ MONTH NO IN T E B E S T OR TA XES FO R 2 YEARS FR O M DATE O F YO UJl CONTRACT - - . ■ . • It is only a matter of a few years but what all this Riverview property will be a repetition of Riverside and Springfield. ; We have the Bell telephone service which all know is the finest in the land, and our motor car service which gives Rivervicw people a 5 c fare to the business centre of Jackson­ ville, is a far better scryicc-than is rendered in many other parts of Jadfi^nville.AndLiis subuttav.— T o .those who-desire to moke a small modest investment of only a few dollars every m onth, with a positive and absolute ccrtainity of m ak­ ing big money on their investment, Rivervicw offers this op­ portunity. Wc lie right out beyond Springfield, one mile beyond North Jacksonville. W e have a fine brick and m acadam street leading from the Post Office in Jaekssonvillc to and through Rivervicw. W c already have 40 homes, mercantile houses and varied industries. W c have 14 miles of streets, all of which are set out in shade trees. We have free public docks, boat and bath houses, an 8 grade grammar school, and new developments rapidly taking place. T h e fact that railroad corporations pay higher salaries, to a larger official force than any institutions of America, and pay rich dividends lieside* takes away the force of their claim» of need of protection in freight rutta. If Sanford ia so situated financially that she car Install a line of bo ats it will prove of of human averages; would there not be great value to , th e entire public,— Budget of Opinion “Just B e ­ an immense gain in the mm ul sense of Orfnndo Citizens. tlint youth?" tween You and Me." Dr. Frank Crane of Chicago, too, has I T h e fiate City House has hrough' been saying things about the school sys­ down the high cost oMIving. Only I t 0 tem. He is u|un>a vigorous, and «hat EVEN HIE GATE POST NOI IN IT he says has at least the merit of novelty, j>er week for the finest table board in the city . See Parker. 2R-tl Here are a few of his notions about A Chlel la Among Ye Taking Moles school» and the school system ; "Our schools are malodorous with the and T alth, lie 'll P ren l T m " — dregs of class notions. S o Sav a S o u n tcre r. 'T h e system la a Procrustean bed. If the young one is too short, stretch him; TH E NEW HOTEL NEFTUNE y Smith college In N ortham pton,) K too long lop ufT his hands and feet. will open July Ijf 5, under tirade (hr min M om ., one of the later colleges ealab- . *1 he main thing is the in-d, it ought to •|tm«nl »1 M» ind Mr#. DopUntj IIsbed exclusively for the education of be the childformerly owners of Hofftl DcipUftd. women, received a million dollar* addi- \ "T h e child of today learns more in the a JiorjJ l.ar |e»( hotel Sion m its endowment ' school yard than ¡570«.' uchoolwuJn. Jut* JI i J o o e -fr*« *w a ttr s n l y l h * l th e will be hrtf d iw . There la no lessening ul the tide that is ' «* pi«y he learns the principles ul I)e-ruUine^serviee J H n o n ii with p t i n l c h ath * Every* running In favor of colleg«* for «omen, mocracy and ritixennhip His life should r o o m haa an o c e a n v ie w B e til T he idea of co-ed uca ion t* less popular be ah play, and (he true teacher teach«» u a t r d l o n t h e b l u f f o n a c o r n e r lai than it was not marry' years ago and does him to make work play Y o u w||] meet y o u r friend« there not np|>ear to be working out the best f "Our educational icira is to make a results In the Judgment of leading edu boy an exceptional man. it ought to make «-«tor*, ami it i* rimy to undpratnud why him n well trained common man. It 1» calculated to bring a child to a «-ert»in that altquld bp no. standard; It ought to bring out what Is T he new endowment of Smith pul* It in the claim of well to do inalltution» of In the child. "Grader, examination» and civil ser­ ita kind and is a source of thanksgiving 10 those who arc Interested in t|i«t very vice are three ¡11711,51 humbug», and the high class college. "Wellesley V “* rich examination irf the supreme one. The from the beginning. So wo» Voflaar. tenehi-r that needs an examination to Smith had an endowment but not equal ascertain u child's qualification« ought W itting ni*out man to either of th# pthem mimed thhitgh to he f)lr>«’inf corn much greater than was ever the fortumi *» « mere trick, «nil 1» no sign of u pri of Elm irs, which was the first Inatitution tlcnl knowledge of the thing. "There w many a girl in our modem for the iiighrr education of women that uros chartered to accord the regular coV •choci«, who can prattle about the square légiste degrees slid lived up to the term« of a right angla triangle and known nothing 0/ the (lower* thut brush her of It« ¿barter J t is getting to In* n complaint that pretty ankles at she walk» to school. the girl« of today are lietter educated S h e know» nothing of the stars at which than the boys, and the women better she gaies when she talks to her lieaU. iralm-d anil t>etter read than the men. Sh e knows nothing about the life sus­ and there n u d«-gr«t- of truth In it. taining plants growing in the ground or Perhaps the hard exjieTienre of grinding whleh she wnlks. «he ha* no understandotlt nf a living equal ire* tilings liefniv b’K of parental domestic problems, not the boys and girls of u particular time ° f the care of her t*ody and goes forth ha ye grown into middle age. * •nt1’ the world totally unfit to be u »Ife A great dt-al of money in the United °r mother.” LOTS JACKSONVILLE, FLA. New Ileal Line at Sanford •. I t ia reported on reliable authority that Sanford citizens will organize a stock company for the purpose of operating a boat line between Sanford and Jackson­ ville. In competition to the Clyde line which by a recent arrangement operate« in conjunction with the Atlantic Cooit line and take* away the competition which Sanford haa enjoyed for many years. Sanford ia justified in this move. T h e cflotta n i-u PcM d ccrptaalions U la «mother competition in transportation, and the only way to prevent this is for citizens to cooperate and form their own transportation companies Sanford is happily ao situated that at no great out­ lay a local transportation company, can operate opposition boats and not only benefit producers in that locality, but earn good dividend«« for the company. B a y them because of th eir fresh­ ness— because of their crispness because of their goodness— because of th eir nourishment. m . Saft.1 J" t ~ ¡5 33 £g II DAYTONA BEACH |l| Now is a good time to buy your lots. Our prices range for inside lots $«350 to 450 the lot. Corners $450 to 550. Terms the samp on all. $10 down and 5 per month. We will make special terms on 4 lots, but not more than 4 lots sold to any one person. No lots sold to colored people. For further information and literature write direct to the owner. Dr._E, -H. ARMSTRONG 111-112 Heard N a tl. Bank Bldg. JA CKSO N VILLE, FLA. fc Prompt Pay, Fair Pay, Slow Pay No Pay. How Will You Be Rat Btates goes into e«lucation. The iltata of Kewr York invests every year marly tw ic e the sum appropriated in the entire Russian empire. Wo do not know any fact more impressive than that. It is said that Germany is full of very highly educated persona who can barely earn a living, because Of their earning* making competition keen in comparison «with the opportunities open to educate men, but we art very far from being In that [xwition in this* country. It W'ill lie long before we need fear a standard'of education that is too high for the average citizen. • ‘ i . . „ 1 William Allen White, the Kansas editor who won fame years ago by hla ringing article on "W h at’s the ihattar with K ansas!" Is now trying to tell the people what ia the matter with the schools. He says: " In schools pupils should be taught by every mechanism of the system that good work pay« better than poor work. 'A s it »lands It tokos the tolerably bad'student and the escellent .student the same number of to go throuih the grade« into the chool and through college Into life. from the injustice of this plan, er haw It propagate« latine«« by ling It. Doea not the ajratem of ng equally for promotion every etcept absolute failure, Instill In the belief that Ufa k a lottery? se that the'atudent who doea n work—perfect work—In every might be graduated from the Inte the, high achool, and from [h school Into college, and from Into Ilf# two or three yeara ahead As every man’s credit is of utm ost importance to him, we wish to give NEW SEM IN OLE COUNTY Preliminary Meeting or County ( flclala Yesterday Seminole county is a fact! Ah unofficial meeting of the county commiseioncrs look place in the city hall yesu-rday and many mutters ol in­ terest were discussed and Chile all the proceedings wexg unoffirfm the/eomlng together and discussions wen' for the beat interests of the new county and thOM preliminaries can best be disposed ot now before the real work begins. The matter of bonds for officials and th* supplies for the different officials and othfr matters were taken up and the way the commissioners buckled'down to the work demonstrates that they will lose no tlnje when the first official meeting U called the fifiu Tuesday In August. Xhere_U a general good feeling all over Seminole county th it the new officiali will git« the i eople-aervice and that th* new: tpuqty will start off . under matt auaplrioua circumstance» That Jh ê new‘officer* will hmve much hard'wôrk ahead of them ia «greed by every one and the genera) feeling «eem* to be to uphold their hands and help thtm in their great undertaking of «tailing a new county and «tartfng it right, The full board wa# pnaant yaaterday aa fo llo ii: F . L. Woodruff, J . T . M cLain, J . A. Clark, C. W. Enttminger and L. Pi Hagan. County Treasurer Jones. Sheriff Hand, County Judre Whitner Plark nf T l i t R every citizen ampte notice that they are being rated— prompt pay, fair pay, slow I*. f v f t n fj *- pay, no pay, according to the way they pay their doctor, dentist, grocer, butcher, baker, ice m an, milk m an and every one who extends them credit. t i ••f ’,1 * f i I r Ffn ifj / book is used by all business and profes- 4 sional rtacn of S&nford as their guide in \ extending credit, wc trust you will Had | * * ' *" it ta your best interest to call on anyone .. * f •' . to whom you towe money and pay Up. ■* . . j �■ ‘ OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y -T H E GARDEN SP O T OF THE WORLD P U B L IS H E D SEMI-WEEKLY TH E SA N FORD H ER A LD IS Burner *1 I SA S F O R D — Lijt h • AH F O R D , F LO R ID A . F R ID A Y , OH TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS H’orfA Living JULY 4, 1(13 Volu m » V Difficult Matter T o Obtain A . House In Sanford This Is The Day We Celebrate And City Is Y ours CITY IS FILLING WITH PEOPLE PROGRAM PLIBIISIItl) IN HI RAID But Thc Day Replete With Good Thing* And Vi*itor* Should Enjoy E v a ry Minute . More New Houtrs Being Built Crow* Of New People Are Coming ^ Where people coming from? This question is asked every day by the citizens of Sanford, mid it b agitated by the constant demand for inori; houses. re no vacant hoyses now in San­ ford in the middle of the summer and the question naturally nrises alrout where will we place our winter visitors who «bout September 1 st will 1** flock­ ing hire in numbers. A well known real estate mnn remarked the other day that he hod no houses for rent, although r at this tim e every other sum mer he hail plenty of them . And this condition pr«-' vails d is p ite the fart tliut there have been more dwelling* creeled tin* -urnmer than e\«r la-fore T h e only solution of tin- >|e.ntli ol | house* Ins In tin fa* t t hit! t lo ti aie l i m e people coming to Sanfo rd and renting houses than ever liefore at this s iaron of the year ami uni'** tiie monied it en of Sanford g* t a n o n e on. then pel . i s T n e old town will t*e split wide often today ami every \isitor can curry away i> piece of it for u souvenir. From early light to electric light there will be some­ thing doing for those who want it and those who want a quiet day can have that alstr.e" There- will (*• shady* parks to rest and the moving p ic tu n s shows will he ojien. affording a place lu ; rest and rec- — reatlon. Sanfo rd hus more parks than any city in the state and added to these are tin la untilul grounds * 1.1 rounding the Sanford Mouse, when* the lisii fry and husket picnic will be held and the muny games that will amuse (h e crowd. Ib-r»* al-i* Hi** band will <tjv iiyr*** sweet music ami .1 general rest and guu*l time I will be ha*l by 1 vi ryU**|y. I I lie g* reral | r* gran 1 « publislied in tin* paper ami souvenir programs ca n Ih* had for the asking at all the Itook s te r is and stationery stands. T h e vb ito i- are e - p n i a ll y invited to com e to T i e !'« mill 1 111«*»* at *1 irnkr t brtrsi'lves and huilii more duelling* and a p a r t m . i t hctlS'-s if I ti.un-t.s « ill In* f•■r•••I To shop in the - i r * s i - Count* *it\ i-tmi h.e* l« m r* - ’,.r.| ¡4. , . w-1•-! 1 1 * » 1— II *•I S to gl'l •V•r r 141f k! t li.lt .- . lltllll.g tl •1 lii in I 'un i .iw t\ .i» rugi. tVk.f•*r t lu* 1. 1 f ••wr*»*i . u iIl . . . - ,1 T!.. Imp. nal T l n •a*f • a f.t n II. 1 ... t . ••r*l Minstrels givi» olir oli their premier |M*rfortnunrns r« i U ir w"*1- g.'ii'l «,'ttg* 1 I 1 « and t •t •1»••* I l l - * L. •1*1 II i I .g *luv » il h » V»»r \Ih»i1\ luti I*;. Ut *1 not .oily are |Hsipli ui**\n.g •ri^,l*u| n iu litisinens holt-**. are - t a r i n g * » * n Week ami by fall', fall ' * I 1 •• the husii *t little inirg * n to* n a| I rn oi 1ti* I K io i Ò O T h e pul'lt—li* r III I i • III I, awuy attendin g l i e I'r.-K- A* flint' •*T*<*rn* meeting ami m* **o* liaiiding in any tHung relativ* ' • Un < n u i t ■*j i . .1. ^ Hiring I |i I he I diluí « w, kA r ßrvKitii* ho iir< f in i • í san.« } Wj * Tutmln • > i>' .< ¡>uM ull.tir u n í .1 Iti»« fu 1- 1« .1! • vriit «11.i t.' ff» »mgers ileltgt img ar they alisa;.* ii*> ilo ilistrunn i * ,*l *j 1.1. Hi t e tin »*■•.* -. *1« 1111*1 ti-' * * " i .U * '•* O g all iti ’ i» i,l\ n u derei' Mi.« h ' a h \ l u . t r * ' 1 1 1 * organi-t from St» t***ii I niversit\. 1 1 iilli|leil th<- ■a| uitif* fl¡ ti ** gr,i ... .ir­ gan an well os hi r own. in the mud mu ¡ sirmnly atol enieitaiiiitig n aimer p**s mille Sh e pr>* .iiiio'i *1 Sanford's n. w pip-e organ spiet dui and her play im* * a. a.f tht .*t u «u-M-rh 1 1It j simplv ru •- Milt - «t| •* It chur, 1 a ta '* « l Is \\ m»ii> F* mg i» .n muil.l , 1.1 IHi 1 iit-ori? w. i <■ n*,n er* m- «if;«i u. | j tlDK1* T h e ulfair puttiI uil ••*j « rmrj» taste lit and there were licstdes fifteen dollari«. Which wen* turned ovrr tn the LHdlrj»‘ * Mi* pi* 1 n-, - i-i * . I l. irh fa \c- ni.'l p e l , g a v e 1 * (its . pin:* ti as ("H ow s. it -ai*l lie »¡«s IU*t ' I a , * | t . o t i ,it. «U i *1 01». ,.| I- I m b l r tn Is I * 1 su n n ily ih ,-w . am i d e i e i wr**ng I * v* 1 a mi soil.« -t ti o sW( 1 t for anyt h ng" lean of the rrowd is C. i' I ' . J I of il,* k i j U . - t \*[»t-i tuy r. T he most (li tinguislad looking une is I ’. I*'. I.e aveugooil of tl.e Ocidll ItAVinrr T he nln- I woijl.f go lo liist m ti||.«' nf trouble Itecim». **l l.p kll.d line. 1« J ( 1 . liullrmorc of tin I 1*IV. 1 mint» K,«.„,| I 1* C o p y r u . n i, I * U, I’fVAS A«»« W To tee the big parade. U UfltutH •I i want to see Ihr soldier men ELL, herr » c * r c , good people. With our pretty (lags arrayed Like troc and loyal patriot* O P ro g ra m Of T o d a y ’s r (lo marching, two by two. W I want to see the carriages Of red and white and blae. C eleb ra tio n 9 :3 0 O ’clo ck Grand Industrial, < ivtc, Automohilt* and Hunkidori Parade, headetl by flu* Sanft'Ml M ilitary Band, starting at the in teraction of l-irst street nr.d I’nlnietto avenues and traverninR the principal .tfrift- of the city . Every business house and factory in the city is urp'd to take part in this parade . nd automobile owners arc esptcially urged to take part. T he Hunkidori parade is a new one and consists of people dresw*d in fantastic costume, the most grotestiue figure w inning-the prize. The best decorated auto will receive a prize and the lx *t m erchants or industrial float10:30 O ’flo ck * Parade will disband at the .Sanford Hi use Park on **' onr (k)mmercial avenue. Levotional exerciser in which the little children will take part'. Music by the band:/ Singing S tate Song. ' — 11 OTIock Oration by Hon. W. A. M cW illiam s of St. AUgusJtine. .. •* 12 High Noon Adjournment to the Sanford House P ark where the hsh fry and basket picnic will take place. Tffi* occa­ sion will lx* made a general family oicnic among neigh­ bors and friends and the visitors to the cityy will lx* made members of the big Sanford fumilj ly. Then* l hen plenty lenty to eat and if u aqy tn< c-m ts is lound founc hungry after this feed he will be at reattd for \ agrancy. T hle e nai park Ls cool and shady and there is plenty of room. Tattles will be arranged for the good things and plenty of ice water to drink close a t hand. » 1 *• 1a 1a U ' l l ' l l *1» *1» ' U O f S e m in o le J U * n '1 i C ounty 1:30 C ’clock Band C on cert' Stay right ivbtr? you are and don’t exf rt \ours* If aft*r taring. The sports will lx* lulled tiff on Commercial - m e t for your delectation and vr.t need i «•» move a mu*-cle to **ce the whole per­ formance. From this time to 3:30 o'clock, when the big bull game will occur, there will lx* romething doing every minute. Text much doing to give you the exact schedule time for every event. There will lx* Suck P a c e s Potato Paces. Climbing the Grw-sv Pole, Cnt< :ting the Greusy Pig, l oot R aces, One legged R a c e , Running High Jum ps and every athletic ever* that F ils ever been mentioned. To cap the climax i e M otor Boat Races will be pulled olT directly opporih the San ­ ford House Park in which some of the f;. '* sL vers ' .1 compete. T he M otor Boat R ace will on , - a* 3 o'clock, after which the crowd will go to H o ' e n I . t i k to witness the ball game or visit other place- o* interest. T he theatres will be o|x*n in the aftem ex: and in these cool retreat« you can thoroughly enjoy tome good "moving pictures. • • » g * 7:30 O ’Clock «* 11:30 O ’Clock Presentation spccchca and 01*001711 Felicitations. »m be fro« Thursday at ■.*, • ■» •*» «y•*»»•*»» Grand display of Fireworks ___ • A O ’Clock __________ . T F ; - Lucky S rn fr*-d F ^ n -t t' -, t r e of the finest miiu’ i . I ;* *'• : ; • v ..it* i.,, u ti Lv ; m ateurs will Ite gi" vn at .hi* h.it-erial 1 heatre nnd this will I e a g< ud opfvortunity to rest yourself after a strenu. -e day and enjoy the good music and jokes. A luugh guaranteed every minute. Following Ls the jirogram: Fmsemble Opening. Opening Overture, including entire company in melange of latest and popular numbers. iCqntlntifd on Pag* Eight) I n* I • in »■ i •i .0 s i . , 1 . . . I » ** l ;* N* « . .1 f , « v . r ,« **i n, I !.. otic ' ' *H... tl 1,1« II...1,1 ««)> i« ' W W .lit . mi of tin- Kiut lutL«i A livo­ ri»t a. 'I lu* on«* who Im . most Im|iroM*tl hv wrarini* »i to t u p i.v It. J. Holly ol the Nutifonl licruM ' In pretty bunting dressed, A* >00 perhaps have guessed. *. I s i s * - 1 » - i s - 1 » 1 » 1 . *-P* ,, . r «IH. I I ill in fact, we're out |o see It all, In steady file, with banner* gay G rand • ' I* 1 aille ------90-14« i' i w p . i p . r in* 1 in I ait pu I n t u í . 1 • herein-* The t Tilted Mali« department of Agriculture, Hureau of Animal Indu*- i ' r ? r s r ? r * ' r i ' v + ' T ï ' r s r s - . n- . v ;« r * v k W : s r s : ^ r v ^ r . ' r ^ . - ^ r s ’ r . v ♦ «4. try, has set Ju ly ss the day (or a co n ­ t - . f . r - r *»• <»• *>• « r « f « f -r « r «» »r* «ï* .t^wi* a t " - • ' »* * t r » r « r ference ul busim ss men. federal unrl state oflicera to be held in Montgom ery to discuss ways and means nf promoting the perm anent development of South­ PROGRAM FO R T H E DAY r» 9\ A j J jf Public enti-rtaiumcnts under similar nuspins al ways >lri.w a full house of the music lovers of our city ern States. A shipment of 40 rurloaila of rattle W£j recently made from O sceola county. Florida in one day. T h e y were shipfted to Kanaai, via Oklahoma City. Th» cattle were dipped in arsenical solution before loading, to free them from tirlks, and ware U» be dipped again on arrival at Oklahoma City before going above the federal quarantine line. 1 Some people of the south seem glad ^ that these cattle are shipped out, as the number of scrub cattle Is being reduced and the south will get better cattle as a result. They do not look far enough Ahead, however, or they would see that g|ii the shortage of cattle is auch as to ® eauae buyers to come from the far wait to btiy these acrub cattle for breeding purposes, the chances of southern far­ inera refilling their pastures with good cattle are indeed small, for where are these good breeding cattle to come from At A reasonable price? The best and moat profitable way of getting good cattle throughout the eouth-ia to breed up the native cattle by the use of pure .. *»»d bulls, and by cu tratin g all scrub bulb at an early age. The south is especially adapted to raising cattle, because dT the long graalag arason. the enormous areas of rheap land, much of which Is noar lying idle, the great variety of pasture glasses and lagumca which grow luxuriantly on all aoib, and because of the mild winters. 1 I l l s i l l «1111 i l l l l l - l * I d l i s - j i h l l .1 | | |t I - I L* . 11. , I -if i • » ' ‘ • lift.,;, Aid. To Stop Shipping t We *|o n< 1 promise to Ih* at I non- ther* >dt *lay but tl.' 1 .Ih* e is your* ami ih>- fat* h-trlng is uni ! Iti' i- 11 * *.1 w* «* le I rati at.*! Nan- in a n * . • i-*r tl.* I*••1 1 • r i* •* * net* all.*' - *0*1 tin* esinfti- •,* i I i hot - * I h r ,.»ir who thinks hr is uhotit the •nutrirsi ,-<Jit.*r in K|i)rtila is ( T I ••nkllll of thv Miuml Hrrahl T h r our I woiilil trust With my |>nrkrtiw>nk full ol i t i mi » i» I If Mumprhr' « *,f tin* Mil rut Irr Jour nal fio- tilos t Vrrillillt liHiktlIR editor in T K Mrn-harit of Mndtson l» B1 I hr unni who liMiks us thouRii hr frit his rtspoi.sihiluy as a moulder ul publlt* opinion, is A. P. Jordan of t 1-« Punta tioidu Hrruld. The one I su., il rhoostfor n hrother-in-law is M. II. Darnrll of thr Key \Vr»t Citizen. The man I would •ehrt for a traveling eompanion is II. A. MrKenrie of tin- I’ulatka Tim rs-llrrald. TI m* man who would i l u s fi,st prize in a “ Homlirst Man’s contest is A. B. Brown of the Ft. Pierce News. The one I would nor like to meri in a hark alley on a uatk i.ijh t ta A. M. C Kussel of the Palmetto News. -Orlando Sen­ tinel. ''U Holies' Lirrgladm Land' A great deal haa been written ahont Mr. P. J. Ifollta and his purchase o( land* in the Florida Ffverglades, and there has been more or less scandal conrcted with IL * It now looka aa if his entire purchase le tq revert hack to the d ate for the nonI p i.. mrnt of taxra. •n the publication of the delinquent «X list for Palm Beach county the ..olios' description of lands occupy nine ’ Hundred and twelve lines, and the taxes and coals foot up the sum ui $41»,079.28. — The tax sale will take place in front of the court house door Iri Weal Palm i.w,’. on Monday, Ju ly , 7th, 1913. i Here la a chance for shy number of people ;*»j bit) ing Everglade* lands for a mere song, U» •whiiali contista of the choicest sehetions. Oc»lU Banner, 5 l- * * *v, ,jr#A .I -- A V - - .-i%' Cieneva Invite* You Who b too old to enjoy a moonlight.«“ .-*r'. : tide, raped ally to Ganeva July 8, 7:45 p- m. -An a’nurtainmant t a ba «Ivan hy _ ^ — the M. .. • •’■ • .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1913 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 01, 1913 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 01, 1913. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 01, 1913; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ff0fc52d97f286972c1a4b22ae68cac7.pdf a1fd5aa2930c7b51ea35d74016911156 PDF Text Text mm TWf. ~ I . ’ :■ _■ i‘-'* S trrv * v ’ •> ' ’ THE Mi r, m i SANFOID .H E K + iA ft,*, , —- ( ■f *• : r :ifiijti** * - ' 4•♦t*• "*•* —t•**•’ »'ftif* J ' t*f1 <' ■»n «•’\\1**1‘IP1 ■' r, • Soda crackers are more nu­ tritive than any other 'floor food. Uneeda B iscu it are th e perfect soda crackers. « f» ■w * * *' '* ' — Though .the cost is but five "Cgats;' Uneeda Biscuit áre too good, too nourishing, too crisp, to be bought merely as an economy. . and Member School Board Jacobs w en also present and took a deep interest in the meeting. Ail the local feeling that was tngendered by county diviaion and afterward by the division of offices haa teen oblit­ erated and the people of Feminole coun­ ty are a unit for the best county in the states and being a small county there will be a closer bond between city and country and the tax payer« will get a square deal. The officials <specially will .. ..h o w t iw i f geod-rbeinmqr fer they hold fOerkef^ly-arM- thry will be anxiou« to serve the people tpAhe) best of their ability at all timea. 'AH in ail Seminole will start housekeeping ip August under most auspicious circum­ stance*. Bay them because of their fresh­ ness—because of their crisp n ess because of their goodness—because of their nourishment. m . Always 5 cents. crisp and clean. !•= s ; Always fresh, * Í% * •Æ;V NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY SS . ■ ■ _ Phone No. 182 MAXWELL’S MAGAZINESX’m A V V U U U 4-NPERIODICALS Ice Creim • SodiWiter** Conlectlonery * Cigare ind Tobacco 0 0 1 0 »» » ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ » ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ » ♦ » « ♦♦■ ♦♦♦♦♦ RBSTONE GLEANINGS •t- V Saft.1 J " JACKSONVILLE, FLA. $ )^ 1 0 .0 0 - New Ileal Line at Sanford •. I t ia reported on reliable authority that Sanford citizens will organize a stock company for the purpose of operating a boat line between Sanford and Jackson­ ville. In competition to the Clyde line which by a recent arrangement operate« in conjunction with the Atlantic Cooit line and take* away the competition which Sanford haa enjoyed for many years. Sanford ia justified in this move. T h e cflotta n i-u PcM d ccrptaalions U la «mother competition in transportation, and the only way to prevent this is for citizens to cooperate and form their own transportation companies Sanford is happily ao situated that at no great out­ lay a local transportation company, can operate opposition boats and not only benefit producers in that locality, but earn good dividend«« for the company. The fact that railroad corporations pay higher salaries, to a larger official force than any institutions of America, and pay rich dividends lieside* takes away the force of their claim» of need of protection in freight rutta. If Sanford ia so situated financially that she car Install a line of boats it will prove of great value to , the entire public,— t Orfnndo Citizens. not upon,the temperament of teqeherr, of snap or hard courses, hut upon the law of human averages; would there not be immense gain in the mm ul sense of Budget of Opinion “Just Be­ an t lint youth?" tween You and Me." Dr. Frank Crane of Chicago, too, has I The fiate City House has hrough' been saying things about the school sys­ down the high cost oMIving. Only I t 0 tem. He is u|un>a vigorous, and «hat EVEN HIE GATE POST NOI IN IT he says has at least the merit of novelty, j>er week for the finest table board in the city. See Parker. 2R-tl Here are a few of his notions about A Chlel la Among Ye Taking Moles school» and the school system; "Our schools are malodorous with the and Talth, lie'll Prenl T m "— dregs of class notions. So Sava Sountcrer. 'T h e system la a Procrustean bed. If the young one is too short, stretch him; THE NEW H O T E L N E F T U N E y Smith college In Northampton,) K too long lop ufT his hands and feet. will open July Ijf 5, under tirade (hr min M om., one of the later collegesealab- . *1 he main thing is the in-d, it ought to •|tm«nl »1 M» ind Mr#. DopUntj IIsbed exclusively for the education of be the childformerly owners of Hofftl DcipUftd. women, received a million dollar* addi- \ "The child of today learns more in the a J io r jJ l.ar |e»( hotel Sion m its endowment ' school yard than ¡570«.' uchoolw uJn. Ju t* JI i J o o e -f r* « * w a ttr s n l y l h * l the w ill be h rtf d iw . There la no lessening ul the tide that is ' «* pi«y he learns the principles ul I)e-ru U in e^serviee J H n o n ii w ith p t i n l c h a th * E v e ry * running In favor of colleg«* for «omen, mocracy and ritixennhip His life should ro o m haa an ocean v ie w Be t il The idea of co-ed uca ion t* less popular be ah play, and (he true teacher teach«» u a trd l on th e b lu f f o n a co rne r la i than it was not marry' years ago and does him to make work play Y o u w||] meet y o u r f rie n d « there not np|>ear to be working out the best f "Our educational icira is to make a results In the Judgment of leading edu boy an exceptional man. it ought to make «-«tor*, ami it i* rimy to undpratnud why him n well trained common man. It 1» calculated to bring a child to a «-ert»in that altquld bp no. standard; It ought to bring out what Is The new endowment of Smith pul* It in the claim of well to do inalltution» of In the child. "Grader, examination» and civil ser­ ita kind and is a source of thanksgiving 10 those who arc Interested in t|i«t very vice are three ¡11711,51 humbug», and the high class college. "Wellesley V “* rich examination irf the supreme one. The from the beginning. So wo» Voflaar. tenehi-r that needs an examination to Smith had an endowment but not equal ascertain u child's qualification« ought to either of th# pthem mimed thhitgh to he f)lr>«’inf corn Witting ni*out man much greater than was ever the fortumi *» « mere trick, «nil 1» no sign of u pri of Elmirs, which was the first Inatitution tlcnl knowledge of the thing. "There w many a girl in our modem for the iiighrr education of women that uros chartered to accord the regular coV •choci«, who can prattle about the square légiste degrees slid lived up to the term« of a right angla triangle and known nothing 0/ the (lower* thut brush her of It« ¿barter J t is getting to In* n complaint that pretty ankles at she walk» to school. the girl« of today are lietter educated S h e know» nothing of the stars at which than the boys, and the women better she gaies when she talks to her lieaU. iralm-d anil t>etter read than the men. Sh e knows nothing about the life sus­ and there n u d«-gr«t- of truth In it. taining plants growing in the ground or Perhaps the hard exjieTienre of grinding whleh she wnlks. «he ha* no understandotlt nf a living equal ire* tilings liefniv b’K of parental domestic problems, not the boys and girls of u particular time ° f the care of her t*ody and goes forth ha ye grown into middle age. * •nt1’ the world totally unfit to be u »Ife A great dt-al of money in the United °r mother.” Btates goes into e«lucation. The iltata of Kewr York invests every year marly NEW SEM IN OLE COUNTY twice the sum appropriated in the entire Russian empire. Wo do not know any Preliminary Meeting or County ( fact more impressive than that. flclala Yesterday It is said that Germany is full of very highly educated persona who can barely Seminole county is a fact! earn a living, because Of their earning* Ah unofficial meeting of the county making competition keen in comparison commiseioncrs look place in the city «with the opportunities open to educate hall yesu-rday and many mutters ol in­ men, but we art very far from being In terest were discussed and Chile all the that [xwition in this* country. proceedings wexg unoffirfm the/eomlng It W'ill lie long before we need fear a together and discussions wen' for the standard'of education that is too high beat interests of the new county and for the average citizen. thOM preliminaries can best be disposed • ‘ i . . „ ot now before the real work begins. 1 William Allen White, the Kansas The matter of bonds for officials and th* editor who won fame years ago by hla supplies for the different officials and ringing article on "W h at’s the ihattar othfr matters were taken up and the way with K ansas!" Is now trying to tell the the commissioners buckled'down to the people what ia the matter with the work demonstrates that they will lose schools. He says: " In schools pupils no tlnje when the first official meeting U should be taught by every mechanism called the fifiu Tuesday In August. of the system that good work pay« Xhere_U a general good feeling all over better than poor work. 'A s it »lands It Seminole county th it the new officiali tokos the tolerably bad'student and the will git« the i eople-aervice and that th* escellent .student the same number of new: tpuqty will start off . under matt to go throuih the grade« into the auaplrioua circumstance» chool and through college Into life. That Jh ê new‘officer* will hmve much from the injustice of this plan, hard'wôrk ahead of them ia «greed by er haw It propagate« latine«« by every one and the genera) feeling «eem* to ling It. Doea not the ajratem of be to uphold their hands and help thtm ng equally for promotion every in their great undertaking of «tailing a etcept absolute failure, Instill In new county and «tartfng it right, the belief that Ufa k a lottery? The full board wa# pnaant yaaterday se that the'atudent who doea n - aa fo llo ii: work—perfect work—In every F . L. Woodruff, J . T . M cLain, J . A. might be graduated from the Clark, C. W. Enttminger and L. Pi Inte the, high achool, and from Hagan. [h school Into college, and from County Treasurer Jones. Sheriff Hand, LOTS 1 0 1 1 ^ MONTH NO IN TEBEST OR TAXES FOR 2 YEARS FROM DATE OF YOUJl CONTRACT - - . ■ . • It is only a matter of a few years but what all this Riverview property will be a repetition of Riverside and Springfield. ; We have the Bell telephone service which all know is the finest in the land, and our motor car service which gives Rivervicw people a 5 c fare to the business centre of Jackson­ ville, is a far better scryicc-than is rendered in many other parts of Jadfi^nville.AndLiis subuttav.— T o .those who-desire to moke a small modest investment of only a few dollars every m onth, with a positive and absolute ccrtainity of m ak­ ing big money on their investment, Rivervicw offers this op­ portunity. Wc lie right out beyond Springfield, one mile beyond North Jacksonville. W e have a fine brick and m acadam street leading from the Post Office in Jaekssonvillc to and through Rivervicw. W c already have 40 homes, mercantile houses and varied industries. W c have 14 miles of streets, all of which are set out in shade trees. We have free public docks, boat and bath houses, an 8 grade grammar school, and new developments rapidly taking place. ~ ¡5 33 £g II D A Y T O N A B EA C H | l| Now is a good time to buy your lots. Our prices range for inside lots $«350 to 4 5 0 the lot. Corners $450 to 550. Terms the samp on all. $10 down and 5 per month. We will make special terms on 4 lots, but not more than 4 lots sold to any one person. No lots sold to colored people. For further information and literature write direct to the owner. D r ._E , -H . A R M ST R O N G 111-112 Heard N atl. Bank Bldg. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. fc Prompt Pay, Fair Pay, Slow Pay No Pay. How Will You Be Rat As every m an’s credit is of utm ost importance to him, we wish to give every citizen ampte notice that they are being rated— prompt pay, fair pay, slow I * . f v f *- t n fj pay, no pay, according to the way they pay their doctor, dentist, grocer, butcher, baker, ice m an, milk m an and every one who extends them credit. t i ••f ’ ,1 * f i I r Ffn ifj / book is used by all business and profes- 4 sional rtacn of S&nford as their guide in \ extending credit, wc trust you will Had | * * ' *" it ta your best interest to call on anyone .. * f •' . to whom you towe money and pay Up. Into Ilf# two or three yeara ahead County Judre Whitner Plark nf T litR ■* . . j �■‘ OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE C O U N T Y -T H E GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD P U B L IS H E D SEMI-WEEKLY TH E SA N FORD H ER A LD IS Burner * 1 • AH F O R D , S A S F O R D — L ijt F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y , OH TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS H’orfA L iv in g h JULY 4, 1(13 V o lu m » V Difficult Matter To Obtain A . House In Sanford This Is The Day We Celebrate And City Is Y ours CITY IS FILLING WITH PEOPLE PROGRAM PLIBIISIItl) IN HI RAID I More New Houtrs Being Built But Crow* Of New People Are Coming Thc Day Replete With Good Thing* And Vi*itor* Should Enjoy E v a ry Minute . ^ Where people coming from? This question is asked every day by the citizens of Sanford, mid it b agitated by the constant demand for inori; houses. re no vacant hoyses now in San­ ford in the middle of the summer and the question naturally nrises alrout where will we place our winter visitors who «bout September 1 st will 1** flock­ ing hire in numbers. A well known real estate mnn remarked the other day that he hod no houses for rent, although r at this tim e every other sum mer he hail plenty of them . And this condition pr«-' vails d is p ite the fart tliut there have been more dwelling* creeled tin* -urnmer than e\«r la-fore T h e only solution of tin- >|e.ntli ol | house* Ins In tin fa* t t hit! t lo ti aie l i m e people coming to Sanfo rd and renting houses than ever liefore at this s iaron of the year ami uni'** tiie monied it en of Sanford g* t a n o n e on. then pel . i s T n e old town will t*e split wide often today ami every \isitor can curry away i> piece of it for u souvenir. From early light to electric light there will be some­ thing doing for those who want it and those who want a quiet day can have that alstr.e" There- will (*• shady* parks to rest and the moving p ic tu n s shows will he ojien. affording a place lu; rest and rec- — reatlon. Sanfo rd hus more parks than any city in the state and added to these are tin la untilul grounds * 1.1 rounding the Sanford Mouse, when* the lisii fry and husket picnic will be held and the muny games that will amuse (h e crowd. Ib-r»* al-i* Hi** band will <tjv iiyr*** sweet music ami .1 general rest and guu*l time I will be ha*l by 1 vi ryU**|y. I I lie g* reral | r* gran 1« publislied in tin* paper ami souvenir programs ca n Ih* had for the asking at all the Itook s te r is and stationery stands. T h e vb ito i- are e - p n i a ll y invited to com e to T i e !'« mill 1 111«*»* at *1 irnkr t brtrsi'lves and huilii more duelling* and a p a r t m . i t hctlS'-s if I ti.un-t.s « ill In* f•■r•••I To shop in the - i r * s i - at I non- Count* *it\ i-tmi h.e* l« m r* - ’,.r.| ¡4. , . w-1•-! 1 1 * » 1— II *•I S to gl'l •V•r r 141f k! t li.lt .- . lltllll.g tl •1lii in I 'un i .iw t\ .i» rugi. tVk.f•*r t lu* 1. 1f ••wr*»*i . u iIl . . . - ,1 T!.. Im p . n a l T l n •a*f • a f.t n II. 1 ... t . • •r*l M in s t r e ls givi» olir oli their premier |M*rfortnunrns r« i U ir w"*1- g.'ii'l «,'ttg* 1 I 1 « and t •t •1»••* I ll- * L. •1*1 II i I .g *luv » il h » V»»r \Ih»i1\ luti I*;. Ut *1 not .oily are |Hsipli ui**\n.g •ri^,l*u| n iu litisinens holt-**. are - t a r i n g * » * n Week ami by fall', fall ' * I 1 •• the husii *t little inirg * n to* n a| I i hot - I r n oi 1ti* I K io i Ò O III I i • III I, awuy attendin g l i e I'r.-K - A* flint' •*T*<*rn* meeting ami m* **o* liaiiding in any tHung relativ* ' • Un < n u i t ■*j i . .1. ^ p u l'lt —li* r Hiring I |i I he I diluí « w, k A r ßrvKitii* ho iir< f in i • í san.« Tutm ln • > i>' .< ¡>uM ull.tir u n í .1 Iti»« fu 1- 1« .1! • v r iit } Wj * p i* 1 n - , - M i* i- i * . I l. ir h f a n i. 'l p e l , g a v e 1* *9\ ("H o w s . ' it A jJ jf I a, * | t . o t i ,it . *1 -a i* l lie »¡«s IU*t «U i 0 1 ». ,.| I- I m b l r t n Is \c- (its . p in :* ti as I * 1 s u n n ily ih , - w . am i d e ie i w r**n g I * v* 1 a mi soil.« -t ti o sW( 1 t for anyth ng" lean of the rrowd is C. i' I '. J I of il,* k i j U . - t \*[»t-i tuy r. T he most (li tinguislad looking une is I ’. I*'. I.e aveugooil of tl.e Ocidll ItAVinrr T he nln- I woijl.f go lo liist m ti||.«' nf trouble Itecim». **l l.p kll.d line. 1« J ( 1 . liullrmorc of tin I 1*IV. 1 mint» K,«.„,| I 1* Copy r u . n i, I * U, I’fVAS A«»« W To tee the big parade. O U I* 1 U fltu tH •I i want to see Ihr soldier men ELL, herr » c * r c , good people. With our pretty (lags arrayed Like troc and loyal patriot* Public enti-rtaiumcnts under similar nuspins always >lri.w a full house of the music lovers of our city r (lo marching, two by two. W I In pretty bunting dressed, in fact, we're out |o see It all, In steady file, with banner* gay Of red and white and blae. A* >00 perhaps have guessed. The t Tilted Mali« department of Agriculture, Hureau of Animal Indu*- i ' r ? r s r ? r * ' r i ' v + ' T ï ' r s r s - . n- . v ;« r * v k W : s r s : ^ r v ^ r . ' r ^ . - ^ r s ’ r . v ♦ ■.*, • ■» •*» «4. *. Is i s * - 1» -is - 1 » 1 » 1. *• try, has set Ju ly ss the day (or a co n ­ t - . f . r -r *»• <»• *>• « r « f « f -r «r «» »r* «ï* .t^wi* at"- • '»* * t r » r « r ference ul busim ss men. federal unrl state oflicera to be held in Montgom ery to discuss ways and means nf promoting the perm anent development of South­ PROGRAM FO R TH E DAY 1:30 9 :3 0 O ’clo ck 10:30 O’flock * Parade will disband at the .Sanford Hi use Park on **' onr (k)mmercial avenue. Levotional exerciser in which the little children will take part'. Music by the band:/ Singing State Song. ' — 11 OTIock Oration by Hon. W. A. McWilliams of St. AUgusJtine. .. •* g * 7:30 O’Clock Grand display of Fireworks Presentation spccchca and 01*001711 Felicitations. 12 High Noon Adjournment to the Sanford House Park where the hsh fry and basket picnic will take place. Tffi* occa­ sion will lx* made a general family oicnic among neigh­ bors and friends and the visitors to the city y will lx* made members of the big Sanford fumilj ly. Then* l hen plenty lenty to eat and u if aqy tn< c-m is ts founc lound hungry after this feed he will be at reattd for \ agrancy. The le nai park Ls cool and shady and there is plenty of room. Tattles will be arranged for the good things and plenty of ice water to drink close at hand. » » «* 11:30 O’Clock »m be fro« Thursday at C’clock Band C oncert' Stay right ivbtr? you are and don’t exf rt \ours* If aft*r taring. The sports will lx* lulled tiff on Commercial -m e t for your delectation and vr.t need i «•» move a mu*-cle to **ce the whole per­ formance. From this time to 3:30 o'clock, when the big bull game will occur, there will lx* romething doing every minute. Text much doing to give you the exact schedule time for every event. There will lx* Suck P a c e s Potato Paces. Climbing the Grw-sv Pole, Cnt< :ting the Greusy Pig, l oot Races, One legged R a c e , Running High Jumps and every athletic ever* that F ils ever been mentioned. To cap the climax i e Motor Boat Races will be pulled olT directly opporih the San­ ford House Park in which some of the f;. '* sL vers ' .1 compete. The Motor Boat Race will on , - a* 3 o'clock, after which the crowd will go to H o 'e n I.tik to witness the ball game or visit other place- o* interest. The theatres will be o|x*n in the aftem ex: and in these cool retreat« you can thoroughly enjoy tome good "moving pictures. •• 1 ____ • I »■ ,, .r • i n I n* i •i .0 s i . , 1 . . . I » ** l ;* N* « . .1 f ,«v. r **i ,« n, I !.. otic I h r ,.»ir who thinks hr is uhotit the •nutrirsi ,-<Jit.*r in K|i)rtila is ( T I ••nkllll of thv Miuml Hrrahl T h r our I woiilil trust With my |>nrkrtiw>nk full ol itim i» i» I If Mumprhr' « *,f tin* Mil rut Irr Jour nal fio- tilos t Vrrillillt liHiktlIR e d ito r in «y•*»»•*»» T K Mrn-harit of Mndtson 1a 1 a U 'll 'l l *1 » *1 » 'U JU *n ' 1i l »B1 Program Of Today’s Grand Celebration Of Seminole County Grand Industrial, < ivtc, Automohilt* and Hunkidori Parade, headetl by flu* Sanft'Ml Military Band, starting at the interaction of l-irst street nr.d I’nlnietto avenues and traverninR the principal .tfrift- of the city. Every business house and factory in the city is urp'd to take part in this parade . nd automobile owners arc esptcially urged to take part. The Hunkidori parade is a new one and consists of people dresw*d in fantastic costume, the most grotestiue figure winning-the prize. The best decorated auto will receive a prize and the lx *t merchants or industrial float- • ' *-P* «IH. I I ill ' ' *H... tl 1,1« II...1,1 ««)> i« ' W W.lit . mi of tin- Kiut lutL«i Alivo­ ri»t a. 'I lu* on«* who Im . most Im|iroM*tl hv wrarini* »i totup i.v It. J. Holly ol the Nutifonl licruM ' want to see the carriages To Stop Shipping t a i l l e r» i' i w p . i p . r in* 1 in I ait pu I n t u í . 1 • herein-* Aid. ------90-14« 1 I l l s ill «1111 illlll-l* I d l i s - j i h l l .1 || |t I-IL* .11. , I - if i • » ' ‘ • lift.,;, «11.i t.' ff» »mgers ileltgt img ar they alisa;.* ii*> ilo ilistrunn i * ,*l *j 1.1. H ite tin »*■•.* -.*1« 1111*1 ti-' * * " i .U * '•* O g all iti ’ i» i,l\ n u derei' Mi.« h ' a h \ l u . t r * ' 1 1 1 * organi-t from St» t***ii I niversit\. 1 1 iilli|leil th<- ■a| uitif* fl¡ ti ** gr,i ... .ir­ gan an well os hi r own. in the mud mu ¡ sirmnly atol enieitaiiiitig n aimer p**s mille Sh e pr>* .iiiio'i *1 Sanford's n. w pip-e organ spiet dui and her play im* * a. a.f tht .*t u «u-M-rh 1 1It j simplv ru •- Milt - «t| •* It chur, 1 a ta '* « l Is \\ m»ii> F* mg i» .n muil.l , 1.1 IHi 1 iit-ori? w. i <■ n*,n er* m- «if;«i u. | j tlDK1* T h e ulfair puttiI uil ••*j « rmrj» taste lit and there were licstdes fifteen dollari«. Which wen* turned ovrr tn the LHdlrj»‘ ern States. A shipment of 40 rurloaila of rattle W£j recently made from Osceola county. Florida in one day. T h e y were shipfted to Kanaai, via Oklahoma City. Th» cattle were dipped in arsenical solution before loading, to free them from tirlks, and ware U» be dipped again on arrival at Oklahoma City before going above the federal quarantine line. 1 Some people of the south seem glad ^ that these cattle are shipped out, as the number of scrub cattle Is being reduced and the south will get better cattle as a result. They do not look far enough Ahead, however, or they would see that g|ii the shortage of cattle is auch as to ® eauae buyers to come from the far wait to btiy these acrub cattle for breeding purposes, the chances of southern far­ inera refilling their pastures with good cattle are indeed small, for where are these good breeding cattle to come from At A reasonable price? The best and moat profitable way of getting good cattle throughout the eouth-ia to breed up the native cattle by the use of pure .. *»»d bulls, and by cu tratin g all scrub bulb at an early age. The south is especially adapted to raising cattle, because dT the long graalag arason. the enormous areas of rheap land, much of which Is noar lying idle, the great variety of pasture glasses and lagumca which grow luxuriantly on all aoib, and because of the mild winters. We *|o n< 1 promise to Ih* ther* >dt *lay but tl.' 1 .Ih* e is your* ami ih>- fat* h-trlng is uni ! Iti' i- 11 * *.1 w* «* le I rati at.*! Nan- in a n * . • i-*r tl.* I*••1 1 • r i* •* * net* all.*' - *0*1 tin* esinfti- •,* i The * A O’Clock _____________ . T F ; - Lucky Srnfr*-d F^ n -t t '- , t r e of the finest miiu’ i . I ;* *'• : ; • v ..it* i.,, uti Lv ; mateurs will Ite gi" vn at .hi* h.it-erial 1 heatre nnd this will I e a g< ud opfvortunity to rest yourself after a strenu. -e day and enjoy the good music and jokes. A luugh guaranteed every minute. Following Ls the jirogram: Fmsemble Opening. Opening Overture, including entire company in melange of latest and popular numbers. iCqntlntifd on Pag* Eight) I hr unni who liMiks us thouRii h r frit his rtspoi.sihiluy as a moulder ul publlt* opinion, is A. P. Jordan of t 1-« Punta tioidu Hrruld. The one I su., il rhoostfor n hrother-in-law is M. II. Darnrll of thr Key \Vr»t Citizen. The man I would •ehrt for a traveling eompanion is II. A. MrKenrie of tin- I’ulatka Tim rs-llrrald. TI m* man who would i l u s fi,st prize in a “ Homlirst Man’s contest is A. B. Brown of the Ft. Pierce News. The one I would nor like to meri in a hark alley on a uatk i.ijh t ta A. M. C Kussel of the Palmetto News. -Orlando Sen­ tinel. ''U Holies' Lirrgladm Land' A great deal haa been written ahont Mr. P. J. Ifollta and his purchase o( land* in the Florida Ffverglades, and there has been more or less scandal conrcted with IL * It now looka aa if his entire purchase le tq revert hack to the d ate for the nonI p i.. mrnt of taxra. •n the publication of the delinquent «X list for Palm Beach county the ..olios' description of lands occupy nine ’ Hundred and twelve lines, and the taxes and coals foot up the sum ui $41»,079.28. — The tax sale will take place in front of the court house door Iri Weal Palm i.w,’. on Monday, Ju ly , 7th, 1913. i Here la a chance for shy number of people ;*»j bit) ing Everglade* lands for a mere song, U» •whiiali contista of the choicest sehetions. Oc»lU Banner, 5l* * *v, ,jr#A .I -- A V - - .-i%' Cieneva Invite* You .. Who b too old to enjoy a moonlight.«“ .-*r'. : tide, raped ally to Ganeva July 8 , 7:45 p- m. -An a’nurtainmant t a ba «Ivan hy _ ^ — the M. .. • •’■ • �^ �in editorial ability, mechanical appear- entertained in 1 1»** past many gatherings atjct*. and all that contributes to inspire of different sorts, (jiving them that boundires pect and command attention arc fully l«iw welcome Vo generous ami unstinted abreast of their nu trope lit on con tern- as to have become proverbial; but there porarii*; in morai tone, and often in cd- •h i s ’lieert none in the past, there can bo itorials they surpass most of the treat nntu :n the future, that has been greeted iLailiesi. In times post the country «-di- with a mom spontaneous nnd sincere lor was quitg generally regarded witii a ti.idialjty than that which we extend It ' lulf pitying contempt a» a good nutured ,ot.r friend* and bo-laborer* of the Florbul chicken lieurtrsi rhronirti r ‘of Ineon- idi pr«*-*. f)*llv««s>t Injh* Cltr S» rarrtif 00 i«-> ir«t in sequential loculs. All of this i is ilian^eei _ ¡'be uomlx-ra of the Tim** stall ronnd«»trc* o* 20c t*r iwonil, t ‘ arm erit* In » d * * l x » muM I«- it.»Or »I oIRrr und country newspaper* Us u !:lv* wield sim r-it an honor to be numbered with the mightiest influence in he nation, tl e b.iierroty that gather* here tomorrow Cnltrel •* sssod-rlui mail msttrr Animi ÏOnO The editor* are' men of eh ¡carter u n d A n .n a i d by high ideal*, actuated by tttXJ.- al Ih« IVitoftc» at Saofortf, D” *’1* naitfittr.tli?! uifrununiiy^lV: 4 t tuiuu-XbiLJw ^ ; *rT«.-ita^r^ f[»^|(ftp •for'l»** money lhnn,finy , 'her ixxly <f t i * com: ,ot. good, this band 0/ devoted OErt lo Herai<J Bulk]Ina Iciephon» No u s worker».- ft, Myers Fresa. workirt l..e* directed einerprine, Ie«l pr<*FRANK MAYES FOR GOVERNOR e- F/om time to time the statu press bus ■been*firing-random shots on the subject of the fitness and eligibility fro the Gov­ ernorship of Frank L. Mayes, editor of the Pensacola Journo). Such expres­ JO H N E. DOLSE! sions have met with no response or com­ ment from Mr. May*» himself, although they have provoke*! much favorable discussion among his friends. At the recent State Prwa Association conven­ tion in Tampa there was a pronounced undercurrent of sentiment that the state could not make a better selection for ita.next chief executive. One West Florida candidate for Gov­ ernor has been industriously, boomed in certain quarters and an effort has f*en made to create the'TmprwHion that he is the logical and inevitable choice. We refer to John P. Stoke* of Pensacola. So far as ability, fitness and popularity are concerned, there is no comparison between Mr. Mayes and Mr. Stokes, O Cod. lo the« we bend the knee i The Utter is practically unknown outi side of hi* immediate section and be has As now along the upward slope I shown nothing In his public career that W e press with never dying hope entitles him to consideration for the high Of better day, of greater good. office of Governor. On the other hand, Of broader, closer brotherhood. Frank Mayra is not only the strongest man in West Florida, but he is strong O God oLltfe and peace and strife. in East and South Florida, and is prob­ Grant that the coming yean shall be ably the only man in West Florida who Greatest in human history could command a large support In this section of the state. In live achievements of the mind South Florida, at the present outlook, Thsl make for good of mankind. will not have n candidate to offer for God, give us peace and large increase Governor in the next election. The last three. Governors have come from thin Of all that makes a people great. section, Jennings from Hernando, Gil­ Granl to the leadm of the slate christ from iJeSoto and Trammell from An outlook broad, with power of brain Polk. It is regarded a* certain that the Tb render vile temptations vain. next Choice srlll fall upon a Wrat Florida man and. if it i* the desire of that «**•Help us, we pcay, lo truly «ay lb’ll to put forth n candidate who will Thai (lie great fabnc ol our laws receive the support of South Flurlda. it Is free from baud and hidden flaws. cannot do Iwiter than select Frank Muyes, u man who 1* big enough to recAnd let our uutituUoiu tie ognixe the m**<l* and right* of all *ecThe model] (or humanity. tkm* of Florida and who stand* second to none in thnse eleim nt* of character and abiltly essential lo the making "I u go*»i Governoj No other Wrat Florida man we ran rid the huxiard a! the moment thiriI* of could hoja- to >unt> hub the receive the shadow of effective support' 'TAPIT'ÂL Backing of nny A Na.tiona.1 H ym rriV For Ju ly $ ä ii That proof slirx-t of tin- Tampa Trib­ bine was the t*et ona that the editors of Florida ever tried to correct. And there were no "outs" in It. Bemlnole county is not satisfied w ith it * present limit», it want* to acquire a »lice of [aike nnd a »lice of Volusia. *o u* tn giva Hot, Holly more room to g ro w Tamp« Tribune. It 4s rather difficult for a country ed­ itor to get down to business this week after that rather strenuous time in Tam­ pa. We miss the buzx of the tmlley ing tho heated term. We want you lo and the ftxz of the fizier and the pain of enjoy a quiet day with us. We want you to be one of the family to lit down the champaign«. lo lunch in the shnde and eat a picnic dinner. your first in Seminole county. All of thewe Mat wood* lands about here The orcaaiuii U un extraordinary one will l»e valuable tan year* from now and because we «re celebrating tbe birthday every »tick of round or turpentined timl**r will t**“ worth money We have seen of nationut fn-edoru and ul»o tbr birthday of tin- new count) Till* day Sanford the pine forests cut off In Michigan, and I on liehalf of Seminole iii«l* you welcome the land cleaned of hardwood, so that now they will buy log* that they would to th*, l«-*l city ill lb* IhwI county in not tajie us a gift a few yrar* ago. Wc the beat »late in the Union. We have can remember the time that beautiful diversion* lor old and young but our hemlock trees were cut for the bark, to main object is tojneel you and greet you, be used In tanneries, the tirnlter being have you know Sanford of today. utterly useless. Today hemlock lum­ \Nbile primarily a day of celebration for ber bring* a good price. Conservnte the people of the county we welcome tbe «very Stick of timber in the »tate for ’. world to our city and the gate* are ojien. you’ll need it. Fine cord wood sells for Sanford and Seminole county are on the $2 a coni now. Wo have bought bird’s eve of a great awak^bing. TJie new eye rnaple for Jl.ftO a cord. Winter county comprise« some of the brat territory in the south and in a few year* Garden Times. , will have several populous cities beside Sanford within her liorder*. The finest truck growing land*, the finest orange grov«», tiie finest roads, the finest lakes and »ircaiiis (or boating and fishing, the finest cattle, hogs, chickens, horses and' other live stock," the finest artesian water, health conditions and the finest people ail prevail in Seminole a.» in no other country’ In the world. No need to ex­ patiate. ut length upon all that we have to offer, for every one know« it to be true. N EW SFAFEiLS AND PROGRESS Having all thrae good things we ta k e •.r-r + fm: * “. * ^St' We trust. WR Jtiuy l>e Jiwifcifttd for the pleasure in demonstrating to our vis­ .«w'mmgly .constant fiterance"to new»- itor* today that we not only have the I>ai>cft on«} thelf viork, |>tu owing to the goo4) Jiu filie spirit that goes with them. fx cf that, this l*. our business, and that H any of our visitors are not katisfled in wo know it paya to 'advertise,'coupled their own minds that they live in a place witii the further fad that just uuw wu that has half the advantages of Seminole bounty come over 1/ito a real county nnd I**- one of u*. To Uisee already residing in Seminole we want ts, say that the city is your*. If you don't *<■*■ wlml you want ask for It. Wo-hitvc It. divides its Profits with The only Bank in Sanford, its depositors. We have the only exclusive Safety Vault rent our boxes at $3.00 per year. We want your business,1offering absolute protection for your deposits. v M .‘M. SM ITH, President H. R.-STEVENS, Vice President the blessedness .of night had com« to end the carnival of death, ami stood there at it* close the very incarnation of courage, and yet without the smell of fire on his garments or the mark of shot or «hell on his gray-clad form," And today we are at Gettysburg that the world may look upon a scene no country or continent ha* been able to stage before. There the grirlled war riora make a bulwark to the nation, while the star* and *lfi|ie* and the »tar* and bar* are fanned by the brecti** that «weep over an undivided country Soldier* of one side and soldier* of the other paying tribute alike to that glnn ous manhood that will always live m t*n memory of every patriotic American. H . E. TOLAR, Cashier R. R. DEAS, Asst. Cashier S a n fo rd B u sin ess C ollege MODERN COURSES IN Bookkeeping, Banking, Commercisi L a » , Com­ mercial Arithmetic, Penmanship, Typewriting Shorthand, unti all Branches of Civil Service DAY AND NIGHT ( LASSI.n A b«»rtt-M ln d « d S t a t e s m a n . Lord Iw wmrveo. who waa once gow ernerr general of India, * u *o abeent mlndod tn matter* of internal display that whan the Knh-l-noor diamond, now among the crown Jewel*. came in to hi* hand* for trawsmlaalon to i Queen Victoria after the aiiuHlSIkinvyf T ~ ' ihe Punjab tu Ut 19, he kept ll for *1* weeks In hi* wat* I coat pocket, having ♦ forgotten all about It and only diacovered tt there by accldonL I S a n fo rd B u sin e ss C ollege 1 __________ J -----, , . ^ J J J 4 M L U U L IL D IS I. SANFORD, y Rootad In th* Human HwarL T W * la « amali tu oor natte* «arth batter than «11 th« perfuma« tn th« « u t. Tkar» t i aomathlog tn « motivar, thoagh n«v«r «a «ngry, that ttw «bO* dran wUI more natnrally trust bar than th« studiai ctvtlltl««* of straagwra, Ist them ba nevar no hoapttahia.— Lord Halifax. FLORIDA J * W . Salf-Knowladg*. 8 offer me to recommend to you on« of the moat tiaeful leaaona of life, the knowledge and atudy of yowraolt There you run the greatest haaard of being deceived. Bel Move and partial­ ity coat a mint before the eye*, mod there Is no knowledge eo hard to b* acquired, nor of more benefit whan once thoroughly utuleratood-—Abigail Adam» to Mar Boo V J . TH IG PEN fi, C O M PA N Y ' AGENTS oneraiorna* Fire Insurance w it h H O L D E N R I A L C I T A T E CO. Sanford. . . . . Florida ust for example, supjxrsa your typist is in the mid­ dle of a letter,and you wish to write a telcgrarm 6mlth.Çrwider Do you have to*remove the unfinished letter from the cylinder? Cause of Faff of Dullat The resistance of the air and tbo a t traction of gravitation caua* a bullet or can non bail to and Ita flight and fall lo th« M rth; the*« two forces op­ erating together cause the projectile to describe a curve dependent on ilk Initial velocity. The greater the speed at th« beginning th« farther tt will gtx Snubbed “Iron Duke." The Duke of Wellington, who had « taste for anything that NapoUon had liked, applied to David the art lat, who had painted Napoleon’s portrait requesting David to exeenta one of himself. "Sir.“ replied David, **1 paint only historical character»." Not if your typewnlcr is a Sm ith Prem ier. You simply remove the cylin­ der containing the letter, write your telegram orr another cylinder, then re­ turn the first cylinder to the machine and resume the letter where you left off. T h ese removable cylinders constitute on^of the fourteen new features of the Model 10 Visible / Vletorlmn Ja a L Tho dtverakma of thè court tnctuded an antlclpatlon of thè spelUng beo. When • Udy of thè court spelled "thermometer" wtth an “a " Melbourne Judidotuly obeerved: T t la a vwry good way to speli IL but not th« ur«y.,, —London Atheoasum. NtmtE o r isroRroKXTloN T o Whom It it» / Concwu: ‘ . ' N o ti« ta h*r»t,r fl»«« 'h » l f m « , HxrsM, L \V. ItuwUtid, O. I . T»rlor, I* f . M rt utlw. IL I . F k L C. O. M d s m iilt* »n<i T. A. N « l I n ln f lo ■ppljf tn Iba llaoor»iii* J i m n W. IVfkmt, Clrrull Jo d !« c i lh» fi«VTfilh J udiri»1 Circuit, in » s t io , Um »Ut« ot Florida, an ih» I «ih d»jr at Jahr, A. fl. ISIS, tur b rkartav, larnrporatin« Atafnrd lodga No, t i l l of tlM H«»M*uWat .% T itT ry te llrt tl,4 » i to b« « rbttrlttthU and U tirio- bttlî kj» to j»n>mote tho »rlfin Kjpffstti ci Ihr rncmtvft of San ifcöy t f hrrform eri* o4 <her- A ropy til th* pvopd#*) rtutrtrr i* nn* on ^1* in tfcr ùàf« ol lb* Qffli ot tl*e l’imiit Court of {if»r £* County^ Htórj‘1* lU 'it t l *t H ftttfo rd , (hia 19th illy *»! J uuc, A. tl 191*1. c o u n ty , 0201010002020253482348535323484848 Smith Premier Department, Remington Type-writer Company ftiA w a fi--* a« a 226 W. Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida f lo r id a « Cfuw liar nr«, L W. Ilowtand. O. I . Taylor t. r. m"VuiW, IL U I' m * . I ' . IX M r l« » ( h im , T . A. Ntal. sf-tu ouse �, THE SANFORD HERALD Little H appenings— M ention Mattem In ; Brief Of which (he M M S. Society »ill pull «IT NEAT JOKE ON “ COLLECTOR there un Tuesday night. Tin* Geneva people an* a livi* hunch ami the Sanford Ch ln«w «rc on Which 8 h« Had S e t H er (w-ople a h « cnjov a K"1«4! tune should go H eart fTeally Waa Nqt of E x t r e m e ­ ly A n cient Make. tu Geneva «ri Tuesday night. A brief. forrefuj di'i «n r« * h«tr, speei.il Mirriti i « .11 mental interpretai«»* a ill ■‘ th e « r i . ^ «r |>nu-* « PERSONAE ITEMS (Il IMMUSÌ an .««I i m i rii I«- lealurift I III1 I i o af. S u m m a r y O f Th e Floating Sm all 1 alk* Succinctly Arranged Fur Hurried Herald Header* KuJifon! grnw-rrr-ST^WW v e g e ta b le * all this month, rtt-ortl lor sumrnta rru|s. in i^ -g { , f^ f lo n . iu A. IHnlfct;i-s w;t- ¡it th - i « ; y e ste rd a y enroUle home Irmn I amya w h ere he spent Wed nesriay. . , 1, ;lll,| , ¡riii II \. motor**) i li10b Palmett T b e ro »111 he quartet tm, d u e l, and l Mr anil trio s lit the evening of son. t ’ongregu* arrived h«n tio n a l chu rch next Sunday night. they have I* I^Will W atson U sojourning in good old and have i ■Georgia and report has it that he is mar- 1,1 the IVrk] rie d , hut no proof is forthcoming. nu**. Mr. D ick Calhoun left lust Tuesday f«r Denver and oilier pounis hi the west. when* he will stay for several months. The Gate City Hou.se ha* brought «lawn the high cost o( living. Only $4.00 p e r week for th« finest table board in th « d ty . Seo Parker. 2 b-tf PHONE 2 7 7 arc now loca ientiy anti will il FYamlmchatn Qulnln mado hi* mnni'y In henna; navy bran«, thn kind beat for army ««up. Hr took Shine o f . bl« mnnrv to I*mg (aland and bought a prvtrntlod* '"plnce ’’ Thereupon Mr» Qulrrlr acquired a taste for old porcelaltu» Now every onP knows that many hdtl* Inland families are of pr**r‘iV“f,1M‘i"-'4l;w veh:.t in»« mure logical than lire Qululn'e dM nrtli»»* that old famltlea bnvr old rhlnn? S h e attended auction naira of hotiar holt^Jcood*. nuch'hirr frrgurnUy ltrld In Naeanu county, and KatbeN»d a col lrcilon of stoneware and Crockery. Recontly «he was a bidder for aotno of the goode and chattels of old Mr«. Delmonte,'who co m e s of a c c e p te d Long I»!ind ancestry. “How much for th e s e bluo cups and saucersT” asked Btevo, tho village auctioneer. "There arp tw o c u p s and three saucers,“ *t ,‘n' f°r his h Mrs. J the day. gi Mrs. Moody FRANK Clothier and Men’s Furnisher "My." eictalmed tbo old woman, "If L'd only known ttt I could h a te bought a whole hogshaad o t . them cups and saucer«.“ . "You—you—bought thomT*' asked Mrs. QuUxle. B altim o re. Lemon Juice " Y e s 'm ; flro c e n t s a p i e c e a t th e g ro cer's roun th* c o m e r th o y waa. only la s t w eek ." p B each , where they yanked in several big ones or ut least they said tlicy did. Ginger Ale rile City of Sanford today invites all ! " L o v e N«i I lie World Irotti Sulli van 's Orato rio , T h e Prodigal S«n will Is» ]),.{,(, among the selections sung at the t on- r*-*t I gretpitjonaJ church next S a b b a th night. .SmitI W om en and Congress. Til« question »« to woman's ellglbll 4t*rtr> nonvrvee has tiernr been raised and. of 1‘i m b r , not decided, hut If the pet i ji |e of a yllelH rt In a s t a l e where woman suffrage existed and whore women were eligible to any office should elect a woman to ron«ri*»s »h« would probably be admitted | j . a no v you v)nri. g«. Guava Paste in a dual celebration; first an observ­ ance COUNTY tivitice can I«- found at the Herald office or at the dUIerent news stand*. The) jirr fris- and ever) visitor should take one hen he and preserve it (or future veference. U Mm. Fugene U r a m o r e of Jacksonville wilj arrive m the city on .''uturi'uy and he the gumt of relative» and fuend». M n . Lararnorr as Mias Vivian Yelaer wee very popular und has u hoat of fri#nd» who will he glad to MV her again CYxne in and look at our new line of Bicydre, Iver Johnson's and Racyclre. T h e very beat bicycle* on the market. Senfonl Cycle Co.. 1 OHp a lm etto Ave. Dougl»*« In Tampa lio n I! A I touglaa, clerk of the court for the newly I’rratsvl Seminole count) *a a in the city )e»lerda> on u short busi ness mission connected with county uf r“lr* account of his election to the county off t « wi*l moVP to *s «nford ami l*eeome a citixen of the Celery ( ity. Mr. Doug«t »*«1 Hiat Seminole county is start­ ing on ¡la carivr in the !«■»( of conditions ^ thlt> unljko oth„ n,.tt rounti(, in U|(> „u tp ,u |K}|jtira, nfl. com. UK)Un,l , )|{Md jnt0 one unit. Tht, sritl^ i vi^ Fulton. 1 ionit»,. few In number, who were in favor " c h o ic e , has sister w ould irinmtl all oi it s friends and nci^li- Spanish Peanuts bort, that it is the largest, oldest and stronghank in the county; that it is the only bank in the County under the supervision of the UNITED S T A T E S GOVERNMENT; that English Walnuts its b a cilli tes a re th e b e s t; a n d th a t m c o n s i d - mjJ a hank in whi ch to deposit your mo n e y or valuables, you should think FIR ST of * 1=1 that bank which has a record of over a QUA RTER OF A ’ CEN t UKY of S A F E , Clover Hill Butter ' ,4** . satisfactory, progressive banking. I First National Bank h Pimento and Swiss i Cheese S Of Sanford, Florida |!j X X X X X X X X X X X X X 5««X X X X X X X X X X X of remaining aa a part of Orange county, f ning and Mrs. Carrie Jackson ol Tampa t» in have joined tho aurceruiful citixen» and-*rrd. |)i tlie city today the guest of her sister., ^re makir M r*. IL J. Holly of Sanford Height». <-,,unty a I Mrs. Jackson is the efficient assistant a large nu to Superintendent Moore, of the Hills- KM.at ,\^a\ borough county public Instruction d«*-; yiwterday, iwrtrhenL city ,« n Min* Anna Overman has arrived in fit the opt the d ty from Philadelphia and will Ik- faster t i n the guest ot her brother, J . II. Overman it is destii /or never»! weeks. Miaa Overman is u state in t talented musician and has charge of one une. of the large conservatories of music In Philadelphia, ..tEor »RaJt$)«^bUngi'. rive rooms »nd\ A. C. Wataon of Tampa, representing Kxcurii Jjatlg j^ TnVjyÍrf'Ár^Jt. Key, First Nuthe Florida F a fe & Scale Co., caller! Alma Mu tìmjsJ^Iaffk*. ' ' "Ttrrr • ' upon the local trade this w«vk. Mr. dock nt 2 ^ F a r Rent—Large front room. Mrs. Watson handles the Herring-Hall-1 trip. R. I„ Jone«, 206 Park avenue, 72-tic .Marviniiafe.CQ.»_Drr>ducU and also the' ¿ f F o r Rent—Ht«|p R«otj and unfur-, Andemon Computing Scale Co. acaleep* f aiahtd room In Ujf(ji0 p block. Fmjuirc and will m ake this territory pvery few 1 , Worden R-wl F.stàL* CÙ*. 45 t f ' months. ' Persian Dates Stews, Bouillon Cubes Own Your Own Home Buy Now and Save Money. Property Cheaper Now Than Ever Again in Sanford. If you can’t buy a home, buy a lot.. We have what you wanL Come and see u h , as we can make the t^rms to fit your means and sell you what you want at a reasonable price. ^ T h ra S h e r & D u B o se 1,1“W a n t to huy a Jew th o 'i'a n d fis t i t c t l ^ i laiards, K. L Greew. R 2. 6 Mf tu. îl.Ob i .*r ; V ielt. ~ Mor* Limi wtíke bott i io tow o. |■ Tranxlents mid rcgulur bomdi-r» find n w elcom ed roajomahlc rat*v J*t John» Hotel, f c w.-, Wutheit. Prop.. 120 First Over J ft J- - S E M IN O L E The First National Bank N,f Douglas has made his home i l , y. STRONG. >t!jf /Acting Pastor. OF '»f U|. 1,1 Dviedo for the last few )ears, but on Suplx*T w Hotel Hrmkerw, just »outh ol K e u t- ¡ nij n . j T Ings Pier, D a y to n a Reach. t»j*en y ear , - ¡ v^n< a jj round. New hotel. M akes apeciulty t.TO|0 j yd* IN Crystallized finger All l o c a l A e v r r t U c m r n t x I n d e r Ihle (leading. Three Cení» n Lina f a c h I»Mie For Rent Good housekeeping room* uL*« furnished room* HI I Park A m N A T IO N A L taken her place among her WANTS Found— A poeketbook containing money. Owner can have same upon identification and paying for the li»;*1. Newlori Stenatrom, I '»Idwell * «lure. our rejoice together that the long desired ^ wortl (um,i rHKW.< of D E P E N D E N C E D A Y ; second, to Politician'» Ideal. In tho opinion of (be av e rag e poli­ tici»!) the Ideal form pf governm ent would b« one under which everybody oould h a r « a public office. Sal |ln|ll) ^ , f of Seminole County to join with us What 1» T lm ef W h a t la liroeT T h e shadow on tho dial, th# striking of tho clock , the running of the sand —day and night, su m m er and wlntar— m o n th s , year*, c e n tu r ie s ; these are but a r b it r a r y and outward sign», tho maaaure of Tim tv n o t T im e lt»elf T im e la tho L ife ol the Houl—lxm «fellow, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n iltrlty urr visiting relativ es mid fneiid- .it their old home in D a y to n , Ohio and will spend the sum m er months in the Buckeye sta te p M r and Mrs. L. A Brumley. M r. and Mm. <‘liiford Bell and Mr* Hen Guthrie and little Mary are all enjoying the F L O R ID A SANFORD F orster Will Preside Many Hava Planned New Ju d e «. Owing to the illness of Mayor S|*encer S m o k e th e new Seminole brand of Israel ZwngwiU'a plan o f a "n o w Juwho was to have charge of the civic ex­ •cigars made by J . J . Manser of this city d e i " fo r tho J e w s has boon s hared by and given away free today with the co m ­ ercise* on Ju ly Fourth. Mr F. P. Fora­ y fa n y Illustrious people. O live r C ro m ­ mi has i*een rerpii-slrd to tnkr charge. \* plim ents of the manufacturer, well lu 1654 planned such a new Ju d e a In Surinam , and even before th a t tho k/ilrmxton Perkins will leave on Sunday Dutch WTest India company had drawn f o r his cdti Ihxtip in Virginia. where tie will up a sim ila r s ch e m e for Cu racao. Mai* -spend several week» rusticating lor the shal S a x » pro je cte d » J e w i s h kingdom Benefit of Ids shattered health. In Sou th A m erica, with h im s e lf aa B icy cle Tires Seventy-five pair just king, and In 1815 MaJ. Noah pur­ received , all site*. Price f t . 00, 15.00, chased Grand laland In tb o R iv e r 3 5 .5 0 . $0.00, fT.OO and $7.50 j>er pair. N iag a ra and attem pted to found on It a Je w is h state, and today t h e r e are ■Sanford Cycle Co., 10S Palm etto Ave. In P a le s tin e somo 10 colon ie s of J e w s bl ltc who havo managed to re tu rn fro m e x ­ " D. I - T h ra s h e r and Ralph Sauls s|*ent i le several days of this week at ( «ronado , Mis« Ji-ssie St union with rornet and Air. M. t i , r U a ts * nil unit mGJrphuo... will a.s.si*t III ( lie e v e n in g «1 p t . il- e - e l vire, (ongregainirml rhurrh tu-vi >un t ,U > Among tlie tijiinv distinguished viti i i 'M among us today are Mon W \ M cW illiam s of St Augustine. Judge Worley of Miami and Senutor Donegal! of Kissimmee . i . Y ou ca n 't drown in the Woodland Park Hwirnming pool. Ideal plare to le a rn to sw trn Emptied and cleaner! ■dady. H7-tf conven pni dial wc Icon ic to our new mine “One d o l l s r ’ fo r e a ch ^up and s a u ­ c e r ," bid Mrs. F r a m in g h a m Q u lizle. " T h e y 'r e y o u r s ! " shou ted th e auotloneec. Aftor paying fo r h e r p u r c h a s e Mrs. ’ F ra m in g h a m Q ulxtle tu rn e d to Mrs. Delmonte. 1 t ^,r m“kmg him« u Ja n u s and Owen Higgins have re•tumed home for the »ummervanitiotr. They have been attending school at Miss Phillips has returned from a pleasant trip to Geneva, where the good profile of that thriving city shout'd her many social attentions. P. McCULLER Sanfo rd Shoe A l.Iplhljig i'*»'», Sanford, .Florida 4823010053534848234848232348 ph o n e 277 * Herald V^ant Ads Will Bring Rei • ■* �ì'v I -'(§r July 4. 1913 »flMA #*• COULD SCARCELY WALK ABOUT \ And For Hire« Snmraeri Mrs. Yin^ .- c « s t Wis tlcubie to Attend to F believe I would have died if I hadn't taken It. ■Aflef I began taking C s r tfn t;'F *k S ’ greatly helped, and all three botlles re­ lieved me entirely. A»y of Her Rontework. I fattened up, and grew so much Pleasant HU1, N. C . - " l suffered for stronger tn three months, I felt like an­ tliree summers," wriles M n. Waller other person altogether." Vincent, of this town, "and the third and Cardul Is purely vegetable and gentlelast time, was my worst. acting. Its ingredients have a mild, tonic I had dreadful nervous headaches and effect, on the womanly constitution. •' prostration, and was scarcely able to Cardul makes (or increased strenglh. walk about Could not do any of my Improves the appetite, tones up the ner­ housework. vous system, and helps to make pale, I also had dreadful pains In my back sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy. and sides and when one of those weak, Cardul has helped more than a million sinking spells would come on me, 1 weak women, during the past 60 years. would have to give up and lie down, It will surely do lor you. what It has until It wore oft. 7 ~T i-V * done for them. Try Cardul today. • ’ I was certainly In a dreadful stqte of ttw/« to: OJtMMWC* MtJtcln« Co.. UJkt' AS. health, when I finally d ecid e d ^ try vWxytWpl.. Ovttluxnss. T*n... for ¡¡penal InVrurlUui on f m anj M-pas* bu*. ''IIito Cardul. the woman'«'tonic, and 1 firmly Tr*a!»|t for Wva*«." not la plain »tartsr, J-A« tho two pins. Ralph could not very ton. South Devon. Tho medical officer well evade a group which met him. o f the county recently visited the They congratulated him on his action school and cam s to the conclusion that In saving the train. One among (hem, it would be advantageous to the chil­ n bright-eyed miss, plainly Indicated dren's health to have their hair to In her grateful glance that she consid­ pigtails. Alt the girls came to the school with ered him something of a hero. When their hair plaited except one girl be­ the train was ready to start up, by chance. It seemed, she found a seat tween ten and twelve years of age. who Instated on wearing her hair beside him. "That must bo a cherished sou­ banging down her back. She was sent venir," she remarked, iu> she nottcod home. Day after day she presented « habr scln arg .ln natpVs- fagqd..-- hpfy^jf a l (he school with the same ■-t ff.. ff-fTTTrflW * tin j r —” 1 *- Msantfmo she la roeehricv l*» I 'education.—London Mail said "Ob', I shall value It so greatly! Too Formal. • What a story I shall bavo to tell m f "A re you on friendly terms -w ith friends concerning III" ^our neighbor In the apartm ents?" They became quite friendly during "W all, no. She's rather formal. Al­ thu trip. She told Ralph sho was on ways sends her card when she wishes her' vuy to the home of a relative to borrow flour, and If she wants both who had adopted hei^ Mr. Morria Del- flour and sugar sho sends two cards.” inBV. s{ndf *ho was Lucy Del mar. In sheer astopUmnent Ralph And Paw Plowsr Bills to Pay. lo-arned this. fo rJM F ri* Delmar was “I've got a date with a pretty girl," his employer. At “ the terminus ho was separated from the* young lady, proudly announced young Flip to his but pot until aha had shyly asked him office rules. "T h at's nothing," returned to call aonio evening, that her friends old Codger, holding up a handsome might thank tho man who had saved oew calender, "I've got 345 dates with a pretty girt." the Limited. Now. all this was a prelude to a closer acquaintance, and Inside of a month of an e n g a g e m e n t , and that In lla turn« led to a stormy Interview with purse-proud Morris Delm ar,-In which ho angrily Informed Ralph that ho was presuming beyond his station, might draw wh&L was coming to him. and was forbidden ever calling at tbtr -— . house a g a i n . ---- —— — Ralph hsnf—orrh- staunch friend In I SEEDS—SEEDS—SEEDS and Poultry Supplies \ We niii supply you for iuinuMiinic shinmen. . BECiC.AR W EED SOY BEANS ,__ ( ’f t n P ÌÌ! Seed Corn. Millet, Sorghum, Tconinlc, IVanulw, IlentiH, I’can A full line of al! garden seed for truckers mu! home gardens W rite for C atalo g u e and P ric e s on C rsln and F o o d . K. A. M A R T IN A «<».. f 2 0 f i K .I U y .S l ., SAVED THE LUTED Ralph Walters Also Won Girl Ho Loved, and Outwitted a Miser. r f DY GEORGE E L M E R CODO. B f,. f I. K (I ; -' A little Incident uye the crossing of two pins on a railroad tra ck « n s the sturtln g point to n new destiny for Ralp h W atters II « a » nt a little station » h e r e lie had heen uniting tor a train for Wurhurtou T h e through train did not stop He could hear It coining Mow T h e locnl was (lot due for t n hour All ulon» on the bench outside th e depot, he cau gh t sight of the " t h r o u g h " coming around the curve. T h e n , chancing to glance the o t h e r way, he sprang to his fe et with a cry o f horror. A little urchin not over six years old had henn placing two pins cro ss­ wise on the outer rail to make 's c l i e to rs" A sig ht of tlie com ing train sta rtle d th e youngster In his trepida­ tion he slipped over the rail aud rolled d irectly Into the middle of the road bint. He v ia too far away for Ralph to reach him In time, and (he U tter saw at a glance that the otirusblng train would be upon the lad before he could get clear of the tracks. The young man knew that on the turn of a mo­ ment h u n g ,a precious human life Ilia loliurA watting had given him. from obaenratlon. a practical Idea of the switches There was one thing to do, and that quickly. Ralph acted He sprang at a switch and pulled It over to outer clear. The fast Limited .. with a Jerk and n toot swung over to a siding, th e -little boy rolled from . his bed of danger, and. half, frlghA;ened to dcatb, ran from tho spot; screaming out {>1« terror. There Were explanations duo the switched train, Ralph .well knew Refora ha could make-.(bom, however, something happened th at neither he nor tbo crew o f the Llmltod, had ex­ pected. Around the .east curve came - a locomotive with full head o f steaid* on; I t flushed..on Us .way. and Ralph rralUegf that somewhere th e r e were crw lad orders The cdnductof qf the Limited camo rushing up to Ralph, his. face white aad excited. In a word be gathered aa explanation of the motive of Ralph In switching the train. Then ha dashed into the station, to And Iks operator away for dinner. He rttsbed to the telephone Instrument. Jsrk»on»lllr. Florida was busy there for tw o minutes, and camn out swiftly " T h o biggest thing you will ever do," he said In a s train e d tone, "Is what you’vo dona In sw itch in g our train " It win oil Impulse T h e sight of the child " began Ralph, alm ost apol ogei irally If you hadn t," went on th e ronduc tor. ' you c a n gues« whul m ig ht have happened W e had no n o tlc o of tho special th a t Just dashed by. Tho nb sent o p erato r hero was expected to signal us. Say. you've s a v r d th e Llm111*d k4' Tho sw itched train stood stalled w h e r e It had halted It Noetncd that the m inute the e n g in e e r stru ck the siding he put un (h e b rak es go quickly th a t a connection » a s bmk se V t h e city, his dead u n c le ’s law yer. Ho | a lw a y s went to h im when In trouble. - l i e went to him now. "GIAd you ca m e , right tn tho nick o f tim e,” d ecla re d W a l t e r Moore. " I wan Just think ing of sending for you. ; to aco If you dldu'l want to go Into b u s in es s for y o u r s e l f " " T h a t ’s a fine q uestion to a s k ! k* reto rte d Ralp h b itte rly . " W h a t ca p ital |h a v e | g o t ? " "O h . I was th in k in g of finding tbo ca p ita ! for you.” e xplained Moore. " I t won't la k e much.. A sure, brisk b u s in es s from th e s ta r t will provide for the r«'Bt I pro pose to lea s e tho s to r e directly a c r o s s the s t r e e t from D elm ar. and put up a sign reading, 'J o n a t h a n W a lte r s ' " Hut that 1» the name that Mr Delm ar op erates under n u v ! " exclaim ed R alp h “ P re c is e ly — until next Haturday night After t h a t — n o ” '" E x p l a i n th a t! gasped th o bcwlldo red Ralph. “ You r e m e m b e r when your uncle failed, two yearn a g o ’ “ 'I n d e e d I do." a s s en ted Ralph. gravely. "I had Ju st co m e here, expeering to find u good position In bln e m ploy .” "W e l l, to satisfy his cre d ito rs , ho ryZtiSf M j ' j . v .<n*!l"» 9 «!«ul»tnr, D elm ar, at a narrlflce The la tte r w un keen enough to value the good will o f J o n a th a n W a lter s, built up through th irty years' , busluenH T h a t name wan a m agnet, so he made your unele sig n a co n tract, a g re e in g , for himself and his h eirs slid as s ig n s , not to re e n t e r business u n d e r two jrenra, The tw o y e a rs are up n e x t S a tu rd ay ” ^ ^ 25 £3 — — o w n e r nf the tra d e name, 'J o n a th a n W alters ' " " B e e hero, M o ore ." dem urred Ralph, " y o u a re pushing m e Into a hold up g sn .e " "Not nt a ll." laughed th e young at tu r n e y — ‘diamond cut diamond, that n nil I Intend that you shall win Ihul l itt le girl you ’ lo v e and outw it this “ ££ — ^ — “ ~ — — 33 =5 — — ss ^3 = 33 S3S — S ^3 szs 33 ^3 ^3 33 ^3 33 3 ; 3 : ~ 33 gruff hear of a miser. Leave It to 3 3 tu e " '— The fo llowing Monilay morning. ~ M o rris Delmar, In mingled rag e and 3 3 a m u ie u ie n t, storm ed Into th e f new ^ s to r e having above Its door a gn'Ol ¿3 : gilt sign hearing th e nan o1 o f " J o n s Z3: th a n W a l t e r s " He dem anded to ^ 3 Wnow » fiat It meant Moore told him Mr Delmar 3 3 ch e w e d the hitter rud of ch a g rin for 3 3 a short time Money counted against 3 3 pride. 133 “J o t alhan W a l t e r s Is c e r ta in ly a 3 2 good trade n a m e ,” g ently Insin uated 3 3 (ho lawyer. (Copyright. 1*11. by IV. O. Chapman.) W hen C a r p e n te r Sw ore. Ì rti « ‘v j t ■■. F ie ld R e s u lts 'f ell T h e S to r y Send For Free Books on Florida Products W IL S O N & T O O M E R F E R T IL IZ E R C O . JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Mr. R. C. Maxwell, Mgr. Sanford Branch -*'/ ' ■ ° JACKSONVILLE, FLA. $10.00 DOWN AND $5.00 PER MONTH NO INTEREST OR TAXES FOR 2 YEARS FROM DATE OF YOUR CONTRACT - - It is only a matter of a few years but what all this Riverview property will he a repetition ot Riverside and Springfield. We h nave the Bell telephone service which all know is the finest in the land, and our motor ear service wliieh give:» Rivervicw people a 5c lare to the business centre of Jackson­ ville, is a far better service than is rendered in many other parts of Jacksonville and its suburbs. To those who desire to jna ke a small modest investment oi only a few dollars every month, with a positive and absolute certainitv of mak­ ing nig money on their investment. Riverview Ri ir investment, offers this opportunity. We lie right out beyond Springlicld, one mile beyond North Jacksonville. We have a fine brick and macadam street leading from the Post Office in Jacksonville to and through Rivervicw. have 10 Homes, h w- We *vc already Have mercantile 1 1 1 m j s c s and varied ^industries. We have 14 miles of streets, all of which arc set out in shade trees. We have free public docJts, boat and bath houses, an 8 grade grammar school, and new developments rapidly taking place. Now is a good time to buy your lots. Our prices range for inside lots $«350 to 450 the lot. Corners «$450 to 550. Fci ms the same on all «$10 down and «) per month. Wc will make special terms on 4 lots, hut not more than 4 lots sold to any one person. No lots sold to colored people. i hot1 further information and literature write direct to the owner. Dr. E . H. A R M ST R O N G 111-l 12 Heard Nat’l. Rank Iildn. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. a Ir§ 3 m I Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. FYed W. Carpenter, who le now In tho diplomatic service, and who was nt one time secretary to President | T aft, Is one of the mildest mannered mon In the world. Wad« Ellis of Ohio 3 3 g Hills of the only time he ever heard 3 3 Carpenter break forth Into violent 3 3 talk. 1 In Mr. T aft1* Aral eampangn for the prt'sldtmcy It had been arranged that Uo and Beualor Foraker, with whom he had been at variance on several ques­ ■ tions. should have a friendly meeting. Immediately after tha arrangement aete r o charge* wore published In a news­ paper against Foraker.' I took tho pa­ per to Carpenter atjd ahoWed him. tho article. * , . fj'i .' He waa all broken up. « n ^ ^ never saw a man so worried and'Tqoigvant, A fter he had read tho ftorj£tvV?b, bo aatd tensely: Rcalliad That Somcwhsr* Thar« War«. .. "Oh. dear!” ’ V t . .. Crossed O rders. *• Tt|ftt waa the only tim e I ever beard th at fellow swear.— Popular Magaxlne. Thu train hands wero trying io thla now The passengers, Hale Not R ig h t fo r L ea rn in g . startled and curious, bad ddiiia front Tho iJevdti education committee has the coach«'«. Ralph obaurvrd a group received an Inquiry from tbo board of of them now surrounding the conduc­ education concerning a girl who la said tor. 11« painted at Ralph, and from to have been refused admission to the action* of tbe group the tatter school because her h Jlr waa not knew that t)t*F were (^Iscuiilng him. dressed tn plgdall fashion. The oomUelng a modest /bung man, he m lttee baa decided to leave tha matwalked down the track to find the i te r with the local manager*. ' scissors'' beside It where the wheels The Incident happened. It 1« staled, of the gregt steam giant had welded at a , m iji * LSnJtf- rrz ’W ell?" "And then, aa hla heir, you are th« 1 3 3 "Y ea," acknowledged the money­ maker, grudgingly. "I guesa I’ll hat« to keep It In the family. Tell young W alter* ll’a a partnership— and a wedding” » Tj V Best and Cheapest ÜIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIII11IIIIIIIII [ m : Ideal Fertilizers Th© Store of Quality �f * > «. m ont tim i Ilio ( n iif .il v in to « "h n Tv tornio no lni|>r>*mlon oli mjr i>.wttlon a» frL " JEFFERSON'S LAST WORDS In thl» Ulapatrlt General Monde lïnvr to tin* [lootil*. « I n n o rollitlvin «or». Iti Uw* urlìi)' nt Gutty «Ini ri; fu ni for thought ti) s ta tin e Hotl tho l o w « had been henry T hl» tir»** l«k«at-U> ritti iioolioti with the iiroitoit» «t.itoiiioiil t litit Ilio l.tiMlo « U h Ito* •»■* *•(*»«( of (ho « n r lititrit . i fili.»! il o mit I . of rolli ilio« il tonno tilth 111. V i o l ) Li In Ilio flit.. Ili (Iloti llir f i oli oh n( (tu. frolli I toiiorn I Monrlo nt ri t.-.| iti Min dlljifttcb Hint i . otioi.it Ite) tinlil» of IV nnsrH n ulti. ( 'oli.not i; Il ( ’rosi of Now Hatni«- lie Explained (he Influence of the Oedarallon ol Independence. tf < f .i Jrfr«*r«nii " i* iivkiil iris NJNTnow dflrs 1 lu'fnrr hl» tirati) to writ*' * «Millinrnl for tinf9 rt beo Ut Itie ilftl«*lli niihtvi'rsnry o f the l iwln ration of InttrfM-uil eneo, tin* day of Jutili**** nii which. Iiv n »Incular colncld.'in *•, 'tVTW f .Vin'T'TT Xittit un.I •¡rnenti— l ’aul Inni Ini'ii U I . hI 11., it [mi tiietlllunod tile » nlliiitjiii: ..I (.. noi nl tuililel IC Sli'Ule» mi.I m i i i . o of lu» brigade I .nàtila mien* Itili Ilo uni.) i)..tiling of Ilio horolo donili Iti (left'll»«* of l.lttlo Itnllll.l To(> of Unii orni Smini: Vincent nud General Ste­ phen l» Wood » « SHOULD WE CELEBRATE ON THE 2D OF JULY? Oh the 3*1 pf Ju ly . 1770. Jo h n Ad am*. then uno o f the representativ es of M assachu setts It) the Continental mncrwoi. wrote tn hi* wife. Alunni!; "Yesterday Uto Rreateal nuealton « a » tlehldt»! »hielt, w u ev e r do lint od In America, and a g re ate r perhaps never was nor will be decided « m o n e t w o . " I d r nccunil letter, written the tatua day. ho tut Id. l i n t the dn/ In past. T h e 2d of Ju ly will b e the- - mot*,- memorable epoch In th o b la to ri .of A m erica.. 1 nin apt to lie llcre that It will Imi ce le ­ brated by succeodlnj; gen era tio n * an tho «rout n n u lv e n w rj festival. It ti e wrote t "The eye» of mrn ere ought to be comtiteiuorn(e*l nn the day oproed end opening to tFra ri|htt of d eliverance by solemn ucta o f devo ! o f men. It he» become cleer thel thin to God Almighty It ought to In* the d u k » of men ere not born solemnized with (wunp and porado. with »eddle» on their becki nor a with itili« » . garni*«. n(«irtn. cuna. (»dl«. favored few booted end «purred I«HiUrea und llluudnntkm*. front one reedy to ride them legitimately by cud of thin continent to the other, from the (ra c e of God thU time forwurd. foreverm ore." When the resolution w as taken up on tho 2d all the «taten, e x c e p t New York, voted to accept I t Thun on the 2d day o f J u ly . IT7U. the Indeinmdenco of the thirteen united colonlen from thè thrum* of Grent tirila In wan dell nltely decided upon T h e Ü.1 nod not tho 4th m n j tie cnlle.l the truo date of the separation. We could with pro prlety rvlehrnU* the F ou rth tw o darn " People Were Awaiting News : euri 1er T hnt the partlcltiantn In tlie work coTinlder*«) tlie 2d a» lint true ;; ol Battle of Gettysburg. J date Is shown by I he letter* written by John Adntinr rpmted nt the l>e*tttt : Pi I I H -H -H -I' H 11 1 1-H -H-H -f-l n ln* of Hit» artici**. T h e popular fmicy. I F T V y ea r* »¡¡o thU F o u rth of however. sel »<»1 upon tin* F ou rth , the Ju ly the people of the iteholu (Inte of ncceptnnev of JerT*.n»oii‘» more rountry » e r e In a etnie of i n ­ dramnttc tleclnrntlon of the reasons for tuendoli« exoltotneht over the the »ejinrallon, a« the pr**|»er day to T h e dehnte upon the duett batti** o f Gettysburg. which enme to an eel*, lira le ment was continued until the after r o d tini day lief.iru For throe dny» noon of the F ou rth and s a y * Jefferson. «tart line minor« Lind |.«>en nil.ml The mlttlit, Imre run on Inlermliinhly ut nny 4 Viti federiti« urtili. und*i-G«*'iiGU. titib., «retir e r t E l»**e, «il* tn lite lleart of I eliti Itot th*. wenther Wn» oppresslvel) uylvanl» l'ightlng l«'l!«ii July 1 d ose «arili and ttie hall In « Iddi thè depn tu Ih** lown or Gettyshuri: TU*» Unii * ile» «ut wn» dose !.. tilt, »lutile «1 S l a t e s government cell*oret) nil ill« "w hence t hi* hungry files swarm ed p a tc h e s from tlie battlefield, hut there thick and tierce, alighting on the leg« w r r e unotll. lul telegraph ilie«»aB,*!* *ent of the d eleg ates and lilting hard through (heir thin «Ilk sl.»cklrig« out from uffi. m near the * o n e of up.r a tto ns After the battle of July 1 « Treason was preferable 1° discomfort.* d is p a tch stated th at the Confed erates and nt last the deterfltes « e r e brought to such a »tale of mind ns to agree to w e re cut In two and relissuing, etc T b « Army of the ro tu tn a c was In tha the Declaration wllitout fu rth e r amend Held to combat Lee It* comma Oder. men!. It Is o mlatake to suppose thnt the Ajeneral J.oiepb Hooker, had Iwon r*r m oved J u n e 2N. and new* of tliat ndd- document was signed hr tho delegates It 1» Improbable thnt any wd to tlie anxiety of the country over on that day t h e fa te uf the army Tlie Kovenmient , stun lug was done » a re by Jo hn linn cetl»oci*hl(i of telegraph illspntrtn** «.'lit r*»‘k the president Of th» rongre»« t o the pie«* e n s very rigid but from j and Charles Thom son, tho s e c r e t a r r -A i'sn l Is*lnt>d Haworth In Hariwr*« hour to hour In a crisis like that nl Gel ty a b u rg the nulborltU** at W ashington M a g * t i n e •ent dl*(uttchea direct to the to w n* uud AN OLD TIME FOURTH. <1tie» to bo placed on the bulletlu board a. In thl* way the people within Indians Cslsbratsd by W sa rln g Flags r e a c h o f the telegraph centers were For BrsscheloutOk posted at Interval* during Ike 4th ut»ou (•lie of ili» ino«| rriiinYknble nl.l tini» t h a tales! news from the field celebra lion» of the Fourth of July (hat T h e battle of G etty sbu rg closed Jnly ever took (.l i e in '.ew York «tale wn» 3 . T h e morning new«p«i>er new» of de»-riI»i1 a» follows iin.ni year* ago t h a t d ate w*» chiefly Hi the minds of Iij « solitati i.tio wttti*»««ed it t h e public on tho Fou nt) e ic e p t th.».*» ' I t na» Iti I . ’».( and tt Imp]»»ned ti» who received Ihe tuomltiK dallies of the thv old Indimi t alley of i).|ii.ign now fo u rth ThU numlxw »»• " ruwipnrn Windsor in |trr».me enmity N V liv e ly small proportion o f th e popula­ Ih-fore Hie I t e r ollltlonarr « n r our val ti o n Itt the new« print*d »si July 3 ley uu« the fninoii» re.Hld.jnee <if an o v e r which the people were ruminatin g ludían triixr and a sort of halfway o n Indejiendeuco day, waa Info rmation ground or re -1fug [dace for lint F U o f th e Bovero hattlo on Ju ly I “ near Nations nt the north and the trlliea or O e t ly s ti u r g Wyoming nt Ihe M)Uth n lieu till*/ Viali Tt»«i (M.iera stated that General J.^K ed each oilier B e y u o ld s o f the Federal forces had 'Tn the y e a r I nm o.il tho»e Indian» b e e n killed, thnt th e Confederates had accepted a pi ■limit tifili frulli the go* b e e n "repu lsed 1* and ''driven** and emin ent to r e m o t e til minis art spurt w e r e “ avoiding the Issue" and that for them In tin* then far we«t nnd on t i e her« I Georg« G Meade. tho Com m a n d e r who succeeded Hooker, was lh.it Fourth o f J ill v we r . h b r n l c d nl one and thu «ante lime the I Hx'l a ration “ p re s s in g " them. T h e geiwral sum of ln(k<|>endetirs and the departure of xsary o f {bla tnfonnatiofl which waa be t h è Indiana The f*oor crenlures I l i a d e to re the people on the Fourth was thnt reiKirta fAmt tli*t hattlu of Gettystm rg 11,1 li'* '|y F ourlh w e r e "not u n f a ro rn b te " " Tl"'J 'lnii.v«l all «ori» of -jm-er ' Ttm morolug patMira pf July 4 plaoed dati, e» and «erti tiimugh al! «ori» nf Tintim i nightfall R e f o n t th e ir rvadom on Imte(x*nd«*nce <|tieer ceremonie* t^iy tlie s ta tem ent thnt the b a ttle of they all got pretty well tilled lip with O e t ty a b u rg had been tho severest of h te w m .t Bnd then they ruah.il nl-.ut t h e war. but contained no hint wh.it « " h -nUhl.ig on hut A inert, an tingi for • v e r o f Pic k ett's charge, which closed ( breecheloiits. liurrnhlng for thu F o u r i l i _ ( h e (Jay on Ju ly 3 and closed t h e . Imi - of J " l y and yelling gotHlliy to ifs nil ' ’ tie* o f G etty sbu rg . T h e impern ntan* HoYnv of u« were frigliteinwl half to '* c a r e official narra rclnllng-fo l^ e 0 * h t - 1 tirnih for fe a r they would acalp ua. j 1 Ins o f July I ami ’<i- Otte*o f ib e new s f-lfttl 4he flnuor only seemed to n i i l t r ' p a p e r headlttga wna. " W e Took G e tty a them playful not fe roejou* As *.«.n * b u r g " A dlsputch from General Monile n« tt wn» dnrk they llg tit.il.a l>tg t»m “ d n ie d n t l t p . tn- J u l y 2, the tluy oY Jb<* \ nre. around whlclt limy ilanccd wildly ” ;yAnrfhlu tintile It) front of U t i l e Jtotind ! for several hptir* M '** To(), wähl timt there Ufl<J been uó light-i *. ’ lu g o f consceb é r n e tpkt tlay lu one ' . .^ -bou r u f l t r UiaLOhii-CtiJiicderntc cu n a I _ , ■L ■ ■ vyjppiwìi 'upon Gemerai Blckle»*' line A Q _ H * [ 1 | |^| jit11| Ib i *t dispatch also a|i(ieareil. dal“ ' / èd a t ft a. m. J u l j 3, Tticre^wns no ref- • . «reiiL*e to tin* riwitir» nf the fighting of P lu m b in g and — I i v previous dtt), bui Hie dUpntch slut G a s F i t t i n g that tlgiitlug lind l^gun on that I FOURTH OF JULY FIFTY YEARS AGO. i F j»brpliig At> renip a rlton with IMckatt'n c l m r g r , , w h ich took p iato on tho afternoon o t , Jtilr a. tills fighting of tito early tuoni ftig wuajr luvrdJprMrtt of the battle « d # cloned hi* dhumn h with a sta te • »' '» ... , W o rk u B cC cIw a M ' I ’ tTHOn« Allentimi And He I'fTurlB Aitenuon Anti lie d .J-dluriii . Opposite Clly Hall IX 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 X X X CITY RESIDENCES IN SANFORD 7 Four H *.: :*^. <'ti 2 lots. <»(‘«irgHtown. l>Ht‘|) a fil v./.h pitcher 'ni ip, cor. 10th v. el Willow 1,200.00 S Lot. Miirkhun lleight.s, l (.ti\| pi. house, (morns ¡o I hath. £00 ; al. tank 2 ,200.00 I.« I l<H!\lOo. 7 Houses, cor, Sanford OFFER El I FOR SAI.K III pvt* un* ;ti,d I 11h -d . .-1 . 0 0 0 .0 0 t !."i "i, Marl.li..:n I * ■ e its, i"! lo|\l In. Marks’ Real Instate Agency \\ HI lo<i li dti ii, hntise-I rooms. Sold (SOO.OO 1 L 1lti;*Nc* :uu.L_2. luU. »or. 2nd and \‘j1n*« W H A T SANFOIU) HAS ' -v rooms and hath 1, 000.00 V2 V\ pit in Ü t H a r s E . h o t lag. ¿ 0 * / f l r t ö { £ 3 ü i ® 4 * w ^ a ? ,r ? '’^ h ' a r ^ i ^ '7,‘~ ■’ >!i it > inHist* ar.tI barn 5.00Ü.00 In Ordor thnt you can tonn a correct idea of San­ W it lulrawn. ford I wiU state a few facts as pnlilishetl l»y our com­ 1 1 Lot. Sanford lb'iglit.s. 67x1311. good 10 mercial ( dub. room house, electric lights, artesian Sanford is in the new county of Seminole, for­ well, tank and engine. Lots of fruits* merly Orange. Sanford will be the county seat. 3.500.00 and flowers Sanford is on the south shore of l^ike Monroe, a la Fine house on the Heights, modern beautiful lake about four miles wide and seven miles improvements, lot 134x130, chicken long. The St. Johns river runs (brought it from east vards. Kewanee Svstem water works, to west. 5,000.00 omnge trees, flowers, etc Sanford has a population of (5,300 (citv census of 16 House, 4 rooms, on 3rd St., between 1912). 1.800.00 Palmetto and Magnolia Sanford has six churches Presbyterian. Meth­ 17 House, 8 rooms on 3rd St, between Pal­ odist, Baptist, Episcopalian, Congregational and Cath­ metto and Sanford 1.300.00 olic. A High School, Grammar School, Primary 18 House, 2 story, 8 rooms, on Oak, be­ School, Kindergarten and Catholic .School. Splen­ tween 3rd and 4 t h . 3.750.00 did W ater Works, Gas Plant, Electric Plant, two Tele­ 1 9 —House and Tut between 3rd and 4th, on graph Systems, Local and Long Distance Telephones, Oak avenue, 5 rooms and bath and Standard Oil Station, Gulf ,1^‘tinmg: n ic ta tio n . Rail­ kitchen r.r...... ...... ............. road Shops,.three Automobile Garages and Machinery 20— 2 1-« Lots, cor. 10th and Magnolia, gar­ 4 ^ 9 . 0 ^ Shops. Railways to Jacksonville, Tampa, Oviedo, age, lawn, etc., splendid house, 2 Leesburg, Eustis, St. Petersburg and Cameron City. story and attic, toilets, closets in Railway «Shops, with monthly pay roll of $20,000.00. every bedroom. Furnace in base­ Two Banks, with a combined capital of $7(51, 5*17.82. ment 1 .. 10,000.00 There were 2,569.010 letters mailed in tho Sanford 21 —A line new house. 8 rooms, 2 lots, cor. Post Office in 1912. Two Ice Plants, ehparity 150 8th and Park, shade trees, balh and tons per day. $200,000.00 for Brick Roads to (lu* toilet. Steam heat 6,500.00 Celery Farms. Thirty School Teachers, with salar' * 22 LiuoJ, 2 story house on Oak avenue, amounting to $15,221.00. One thousand one hundred . between 7th and 8th Sts.......................... 5,000.00 and thirty-three Pupils. Free City Mail "Delivery 23 6 Room house on Sanford avenue, be­ and three rural free delivery Routes. Daily Boat tween 4 Ih and 5th streets 1,800.00 Line to Jacksonville and boat lines up the river. 2*1— House and lot, cor. 9th and Limrel— Ferries across tlje lake. New 1’nion Depot cost $100,one-half cash ,2100.00 000.00. Xew Express Ofliee cost $20,000.00. Sixty- 25 Withdrawn. blocks of Street paved with vitrified brick. A paid 26 3 Acres on the Heights. 8 room. 2 story Fire Department with automobile truck. <>m* News­ house. 30 bearing orange trees 2,500.00 paper Cilice. A Fertilizer Plant, stripping 7,500 tons 27 2 Lots, six room house, tool slu'd, flow­ annually. Two I .umber Yard.*-. A Building and Loan ing well 2,500.00 Association. One Steam and Two Hand Lumdries. 28 Withdrawn. 'Two Theatres. Four Hotels and many Boarding 29 Block 13, C *k T., one house, 2 story, 6 Houses. One Carriage and Wagon Factory. Three rooms. 1 house, 1 story. 5 rooms. Blark>inith Sljups. Two Kotaurants. Two Baker­ 1 House. 1 .itorv, 2 rooms. One-half ies. One Military Band. <hie Public Library, Oih* cash 2,500.00 ( 'old Storage Plant. $7o.noo.oo appropriated for a 30 An elegant house, wit.lt nice lawn, and Fetleral Building. Concrete Works. Cold Storage flowers, etc., on Park Ave. 6,000.00 Pkml__ Tlirue A iu ^ u u i Ttnhir.s._ .Su lhiblic 31 Anot her fine tTnmr,*orl4/r^Yk',^v•5»11^\^••■ -*W,<KKMJ0 -j Parks. <bn* Ikise Ball Park. Two Tenm.i ( Hurts, 32 — House. 2 .-ton, 8 rooms, electric lights, l\\(i Bottling Works. Se\en \\ liolesillt* I' isb ibuises gas for cooking, copper wire screens, Two Plumliing Contractors. Four Building ( onirac35 gallon boiler. A bargain 3,500.00 tors. Two Photograph •¡arteries. ‘Three Livery 33". House. 2 .itorv. 8 rooms, on Magnolia 3,000.00 Stables. Four Attorneys ¡it Utw. Splendid Sewer- i 5 + A choir«* home House 2 story and ¡tge System. Street < a r'’'Lille. Masonic, K. of I'., , attic. 8 rooms, garage, flowing well, \V. of W., Elk. Moose, Eagle Lotlges. T wo Bicvele 7,000.00 Shops. ()..*• Koaltv Trust ( ompany. Sov.-n K.-al and kitkhen. on Myrtle hstate Agencies. I lini* Crate Material House«. One « ... I,.sun,.,, nth n„,l OH, So, 'l „t Wrapping Paper and Printing Factory. Five Insur­ 41x117. $1J>00.00 on ejgsy terms or 1,500.00 ance Agencies. Five Physicians. Five Shoe Stores. 36 ( )ver an aert*. with 2 story, 7 room house Nineteen Grocery Stores. Fight Dry Goods Houses. mi the Heights. Fine Ineatinu for T lirei < lothmg Stores. Lour Furnilure Stores. chicken farm 4,000.00 Three Hardware Stores. Four Drug Stores. On«* ¡57 A line home, 2 story, 8 room house, Wholesale Grocery. One Wholesale 1'ecd and (¡ram with 2 splendid lots (House on corner House. One 5 and 10 Cent Store. Two Jewelry lot), near business part of town ........ 6,000.00 «Stores. Two Musical Instrument Houses. Two Seed Houses. Two Veterinary Surgeons. Three Dentists. Two Civil Engineers. Three thousand live hundml 2 :t 1.ni.'i , tietWifii mthaixl 1Itti Sl.i . tm French, each S300.00 Acres in Vegetables. Twenty-seven Vegetable Buy­ .1 l ot « timer Ititlianil Dim e! 500.00 I *2 I .oli. eleitred ant) (eiii'ifl, good wull 1000.Oo ers. etc., etc., etc. .1 ! .. if i m S.infortì Hi'igltl > 350.00 Sanford is one of the healthiest cities in the state i. l.oi on .S anf.inI If. ivIn 300.00 Splendid street cleaning department, sewerage, a . 2 l or- in If Ik ... I in '■ 1000.00 well organized sanitary department and such other i 2 .splendid Height.» I <>l.i 1000.00 organizations as conduce to the welfare and good health. V 2 D ili in Sanfool lli ight » 700.00 250.00 The vegetable ou'put from the Sanford farms for Iti 2 l.t»t.s in ( icorgt'titwn S50.00 last season, from 2 , 17;> acres of tiled land and 1,325 I I Dtl tin Magnolia, bel weenhtli and !lth 12 2 L its tm Oak, bet ween 12th and 13th 1100.00 acres not tiled, was as follows: 13 ó I.oli mi Sanford lleigltis, fronling Park avenue 420.000 Crates Celery . $525.000.00 1)7x130. Each j 550.00 250.000 Crates lx*ttun* 375.000. 00 II 2 I itti.*», corner IfMli and «Myrtle . . 1100.00 225.000 Crates Other Vegetables 215.000. 00 15 1 ( 'oilier Itti, Huh and l'almel to 000.00 i •) ■i,000.00 lb 1 L it bet ween Olh and HUh on Palmello SOO.OO 25.000 Barrels Irish 1 ctatoes 17 1250.00 110.000 Bushels ( "orn 99.000. 00 1 Dii bel ween 3rd ami 4th on Oak IS I Dtl between 3rd ami 1th on Oak 2100.00 65.000 Bushels «Sweet Potatoes 65.000. 00 I D>l, between lit and 2nd on French 600.00 19.000 Boxes Citrus Oitrus Fruit 23,750.00' ' 2n |;|,K*k 5. Tier in 2,000 Tons Hay 24,000.00 21 UiSx2bs ft., mi Park Avenue (about (i loin 3500.00 1*J 500 00 22 Dtl on lii Street, between Palmello and Sanford 81.000 Watermelons SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA „ or 3,118 cars of 40,000 lbs. capacity. 21 25 1— Five room Cottage, on Palmetto ave­ nue between 4th and 5th streets ' . tuilct and bulb. Artesian well con­ nection. Cash * $ 1,500.00 2 Lot 13, Blk 5, Tier 2, House of 10.rooms 2,500.00 3 — Lot, 100x150 ft., 10 room House, two. , , stories. Flowing well and rain water water tank .... 4,500.00 _____________ _____ lot _ _____ 4— Two storv, 7 room Houser 100x110 ft.. m H >ak-Hvenutv—Plenty of-tlowei'K- .. and shrubberv -3,500.00 -■ 5 Five rotini Collagi*, corner lot. 67x 75 feel. F ; ls) teribs 2 , 100.00 6 I.«d 65\117. House G ruoti is and bath. warehouse. 1'se 'QÍ waruhuuse re­ . served for 5 yi*;u*i.,, (»odd flowing well: Half cash 3,000.00 . . . 2b 27 2b 21» _ 1 I ol in Celery Avenue Addition ..*: * 31 \\ i m m .■ *i 1 I i.f y.| ■ liffl ' ,Tvv:| ‘ -V*V'S '4.è - I »L ¡ «.if a H liM ’ li i5 200.00 2000.00 l o t i i , o n Pa I m e t lo 2000.00 2500.00 800.00 tun.Ill) , i-| Lut.s o n Magnolia, lietween 10th and flth; -------- . 1250.00 1000.00 1 Lot, lw*(weeiyhench ajid_Myrtle,<m 1st Si. . .. U. H. MARKS’ % Real Estate Agency. F.stablished 1869. 30 -2 AS I jiave 3pmf choice timber IracL, and a few good i i orange grtiv«*s',-anci I can b eat-th e'worbl on Celery* j Farms. • ; 300.00 32 Kfjof.u lilt« k 5 lull i, on Magnolia \3A*-\V «j of 1thick 15 lorn i on Park ¡ i r 2 I.OH, 1h*1ween lOlh and Urli on Kim 3.) 7 'foot In-1 wt*en 1 111) nud 1-th on Magnolia . ■Vr* -, P 500.00 500.00 300.00 700.00 1500.00 Avenue. One-half ca*»h lui mi 3rd Street, SlringfellnwN Asidttioti ( iirnerlni Markham Heights -7 l.oD in West Sanford \\ hole block. 3. Tier IH 2 Lots in Celery Avenue Addinoli I [ Hl . 11 0 0 . 0 0 T clcg ljo n c No. 23 _________ 1- _ . 1 . . . Nice Dtl in Sanford Height« 225.00 Dit on corner, bel. 11th ami 12lh, on Magnolia 30 j.:’*7 JL. . Al i t i mi $1.404.27)0.00 ► « . *. ^ ; .-i * ~ - *t - ■ « V J"' �4 * . n r . îfT sj *.o THE SANTO«) HERALD wt Program Of Today's Grand Celebration (Continu«! from Firrt Page» ; g f * ? ” -------R if • r W‘ T * *; id 0 ( ’. H. Dingeu Mr. Phillips F. E. Roumillat ......Mr. M cKlm .......... M. A. Miot Mr. Moore Geo. McLaughlin ..Mr. Campbell Lake Hodges Company Good-Bye, Boys ^ T o Have, To Hold, To L»ve Tennessee Moon If I Forget...... .................................... Rag Time Wedding Bells I Miss Yoii Most a t Twilight \(lftre You Going ......... . . - • Good-Bye, Rose Pucker Up Your Lips, Miss Linda Closing Chorus ......_ ............................ Curtain lowered for one minute Piano Solo 1 Huning Windhorst Ye Old Songs T ..............Seminole Four Parker, Campbell, Moore, Harrold The Game......... ...........................:....Hodges vs. Roumillat Score—Two and-Won High"ari(I'Hungi3y .;..--- ------------------ Dingee and HodgesOn the Mississippi, intrrxlucing the famous race between 'Rout. E. !x*e and Natchez Scenic Effects and Decorations by C. J . Rumph m I i r 11 O’clock Good N ight and Au Revoir until we meet again. Three war whoops for Seminole County and Sanfqrd. is » 1 w Km Among Sanford Merchants ! e » e e e e e e » e te » t< »♦♦♦♦»♦♦»♦♦ Sanford merchants are among the best ppoplo of. the earth and have never received the publicity th at their »quarr dealing*, big stocks, pleasing p.-rsuna! itifn and beautiful vtnr*-' wi<uM v-urriii:* T h e Herald »ill (rum w.-ck (u »i**(, take them up and endeavor to »how the trad* the hunch of Ineivtent who gn to make up uur hu.unit»» world Tin- w.-.-k we take dp the man « h o s e likeness 1.» given below : McCuller smile and ho» the ham,- win­ ning ways. T h e aucr-cas of McCuller Is attributed to two thing», pleasing his patrons l. the exclusion of every thing else, keeping the l>e?t lipe of groe»*ri(-» that Os- market afford« irrd using the column» <i the newspaper to let the public know that he i» in Inis ini-»« I,. |‘ McCuller i* a young man in vear» un i has ike wurlu helute hint. T h a t lie will u i h I i m j i - I prosper and build a gn uler Imsini'»giH » withoui *.iuii!| ami hi« reiiuirkit1 b Mli-c.**» in hu-irti-*« froni u » h ui II hivin mng is nil example worthy u( ermdainin by every young twin who »i»he» to climb In I h e top. T h e re 1» m o re In hu-ln**»» life t h n r r f h . •jo rd h l id e a o l g a in , a n d f lie IT IS JUST AS EASY Some Good May Be Done. POINSETTIA \ lie ( re jjn — Exchange S lip p e r C e te » . A discarded rub be r i le d raincoat may be used to make c a s e « for «Upper» or ru bbers Make the cu»e» tn envelope style, binding the e d g e s with tape and fa tte n in g the flap o v e r with a c o m ­ mon anap book and e y e. IM'opb* w h o o u ik i M e t id le r nut lit.- w o r th m tlv » ill» .m i l i v in g ud th i ( i i i .i ] b u t t h r o w * in a » m ile In a id d tg e » tin ’ . "H o w itski-d |ll»t 1« Vuur I :ir "W ell, -»mil Jimp-on. it k*»,|i« -bun rìx montila ahead of my income generally k In sizes (bai will suit you t Hill Lumber Co. ' □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ [ If you ra n r r l r f f ir t l to buy a r t f f ip t r n t c r ih i« Huaxon, tit) ih u nuxl hunt Ih in j; jjet an iru box. «ullini* re friu cra to ra or icu b o xes— but tit* you th e ni t s I yood. lb n’t think vye arc glad when (il IE l( K n ull« fast in your rnlltcr have you learn wItat a powerful mver Cl'll l( K is for l ’ O IN SF. 1 I IA you V A I.U F yut ft » better be In. w il 1 lit n y< u will be |our [rutdomer not a chance to wukDikhl. no ei|ieiive •nly ibis : i it i t , I i t r t t <r make r o i N S F . I l l A the Mandarli nf purity and quality. ant! all the years to mint yi u wouldn't l' o without our ii c for any'hirg’ in llic world. B )' all riHiir s gi 1 t n ire lx \ if yt u I ; t u i ^fL i il n u S u ^ ii^ L n r. Ib is is solimi advice. ft* « SA IT bad much will ktrpdi.wn tr.i r t \| n s t s i f y o u will give il cauvc wr make it so, no trouble, no *-tl-■i T iv onoMrif Wc \ r l on it. HY Sanfordl lcef&i Water Co. Thrasher’sPharm acy 1 1 0 So l P ark SA N FO R l). FLORIDA A ve. Phone 2 7 j l l P. YOW ELL & COMPANY i] Ik1 I 1 Jll • L. P. M rt'uller T h is young man l»-an* the utuqu- <11»tinrlion of liRvtng »n unfailing supply of good humor and despite the constant drain lluit i» made i|«it, tlx» wealth, the supply M-i-mt uldltHlt.il H< tins a •tnilv that has never la-en rubbed oil ■ nil thing» never M-.ni to go wrong with 1. I*. M rt'u ller. lumdiurly “ M a c." "M a c’’ came among us many years ago from the Apopka mountains. He "hud received hi* early training in tho country »tor* anil there is no better training school in the world. He was first known to fume a» the obliging clerk In th* Sanford Grocery Co., and ere long he made himself so valuable U> the trade that people would stand in the ■tore an hour ju it to get ‘‘Mac’’ to wait on them. Quick, obliging, courteous, smiling he made himself indi»|>eiudble to his employer* and from Monday morning till Saturday night he v u on the job every minute. With a change In bu»int*a Mr. McCuller was besought to go in business for himself, a natural sequence for a good rxan is all lines of trade, and ere long the sign of L. P. Mc­ Culler floated in the breeze and the new ■tore was a success from the start. Be Ing a proprietor never gave “ Mac” the ■welled cranium for he redoubled his efforts to please his patrons and his suc­ cess Iq business is due to his pnllring efforts to please the public st ail coat* The former aingje room became too stnAll for his growing business and a few* -•■weeks sgo he rented the double «ore building where many yean ago he started in as a clerk. Today he has two fine store rooms in the Hand block fitted up to date, clean, sanitary, carrying one of the largest »lock» fn this section of the state and here you can find every­ thing in sUple and fancy groceries, hay, grain and feed stuffa and with a large force of obliging clerks to cater to the trade, /racy McCuller, a brother of the proprietor and a close second In all the a ttrib u t« except looks assists in thf management and wear* the proverbial »see»»»««»«»« All Ladies’ Fancy Parasols at Half Price. All Men’s Straw Hats at Half Price. All Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Shoes closing out. All Men’s Fine Trousers Reduced. * ,, w Call and jet us show you. . “ ».?*» * ^ ’ ' r+ .—•' 0 s- . •* V- ■* 'v L v . ». ,. . , - S K-1-n. v ■a ** * H {.> * : . ■ ■ * * " v . . ---------------7-------------- -------------- ,■ ■ ' (*■ - » ■rc.vr t ViPT.rvr -------- *i— >. * * ^ ■ 1 ? (.'U d F c i ■ - r e i, - • ••- :* . ■ ,jr’ •' : 1 . f ti»»A . - • *1 * wc by vxymg to How «light a thing Is poverty; what riche« nay tr e a i u r e » untold, a man may pot«««« Hi th e midst of It. If ho doe* but seek them a r i g h t —Coleridge. H .ir k .1 w ,iv CORRUGATED TANKS .. ht me, luritusc it means wc sell y.m mort*. ur convulctrd too gir.il in nnfcr Riches In Poverty. I Ifl |i»OI- T i i i T ô r S IW “ tiwinr -why do you do rr. when fur your money Dlckent' New Y ear1» Wish. t in a* t n to om it (hr grt ' o mu c h m o l e rr.il Bo may tho Now Y e a r bo a happy on« for you, happy to many— m o rT l whose happiness depend« on you; so may each year be happier than the last — t ’harle» Idckons. ,»r»- W c Manufacture and w an! to m a k e th e ir e wc se ll you last as loni; a s p o s sib le an d « u c c ia « |u l h n i» '' R N o ; wo a r c nr.l T o tx y g iv e m e a «fi-.ii o f I told nornvihlnK to a friend o n c e and he replied, " G e e <lo you want a fellow to be p e r f e c t ’ " I «aid. “ Yee, but ne v e r e x p e c t to see one, but there'» lots of rottennu»« which ca n be eul out of the e ffo r ts of all of u s ." bu»iin"»» m u n w h o cu n c o u n t In» frie n d » »unny T" p_ Get An Ice Box, Any How S acrifice f o r Art'» Sake. " Y o u »ay you haty* devoted your life to a r t . ’’ «aid the m a n who tries to bo polite, eveu When surprised. ’" T e a , “ replied Mr C t ttn r o r .VJ 5 h a re devote*! m y self to an e ffo rt to 'lje c o m p rich enough to own a g allery of g e n u in e old m a s te r s .”— W a s h in g to n S ta r. b y hi» a c q u a in ta n c e * |,u» n o t liv e d hi» lib t o — » u rn . . . T h e Rural winter joys increase In an tnveree ratio to the »quare of the dis­ tance. or word« to that effect It will he noticed that W hittier did not write “Snow Bound" until after he had become a clty-dwellor-and —the 1 memory of froeted Doae and ears and j tingling hands and feet had become dimmed and vague. A too accurate memory,-like acute truthfulne*«, la a terrible handicap for a real poet, juat 1 m It la to an editor. Changing Nature Indirectly. Ton are constantly assured that yon cannot change human nature; j yno cannot pialre 1 :Per*lrffen’<L ceaa of law. liut If you cannot reform The art of ccnvlnch.^ 1* n e v e r given men by reforming the condition« that to the mao who Is unwilling to persist ! make men what thay are, how la U In an effort to convince. that you can ao eaaUy debauch and degrade them, by reversing the p ro ceaa ?—Collier'* Weekly. Dally Thought. Who hears music feels bis sotltada peopled at once.—Robert Browning. Natural Question. *1 am ao very fond of music," said Mlse Kltttah. aa ahe swung heraell Just Boss. round on the piano stool and faced A plumber, by the way. Is a skilled Mr. Harkins, after thrumming away mechenlc who sits on a soap box while for half an hour for his entertainment. his helper docs tho work.—Philadel­ "Ah*“ replied the young gentleman phia Ledger. thoughtlessly. "W hy don’t you taka Icasons?"—Stray Storlea. Foolish Effort. Borne men pot only expect the His Unavailing Svarch. worst, but take the troubla to hunt "W ell, Jam es Henry Williams, did tor 1L —a - . 1. • -r 1 -s you enjoy you rself e l the seaside?" “Tee, teacher, very much: I liked'lhe *“ * sea, but I couldn’t find the Inthomla." “Thu what, Jam es Henry WIlllamT** “Tho Inthumls, teach er; whore it saye In tile Bible, ’The sea and all th at In them la,' ” ' " " ’■"‘THI* i- H Inturlocut r loike Hodges F. E. Roumillat Guo. M ei aitigli! in Felix S. Frank C. H. Dingue E. F. lame M. A. Mint m n n u m ] Strong In Memory. Trus to Natura. The tota In a primary class in m u m . training ware Imitating anythin* they choose. When |t waa Hatel'a turn, «be stepped Into the center of the room and wriggled her body from aide to aide. No one could goeaa what aha waa Impersonating, ao abe waa aaked to explain “Why.” ahe tald. “I waa a little dog w afylry it* talk” r. i t » — i I* . » - • ** •*» ^ - « " - - w - t S - Itm , . 4• * • - ----- — V— -------------- �OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEM INOLE COUNTY -T H E GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD PUBLISHED r SEMI-WEEKLY TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D / A' SA iX F tìliD -— Life Is Numhr (2 S A ItrO H D , F L O R ID A . ---------------------i--------------- ' 5« \< \i *« XI Si Si r « L '* t • ’ »?■ " A ■ +r *• -**-+T <•* ' * * at ; #t* * r * 4 t* +t\ + t‘ -•**¿ í c TUESDAY. l.iring JULY 0. 1113 Volum« V — —,, ' — ♦ i v * n * 1 » t* ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS * - ' t# r L M iA .“iV : i W 1 * * t * . m ' * "7* * u v — ’v ’' ^ ' v r ^ ' v - v r v í V í ' ^ v ^ - i v " . v ’. 'i * 't * t» u u. u v r v . v i l ' i ^ n ‘ n *1 * ' t i - ' t * . nuvrr: iu v r v v n :t i4 * JULY FOURTH AT SANFORD E? n :r & ? One of the beat and mud enjoyable okj fashioned Fourths ever j nil led of! in this section of the state waa that of lied Friday and the' monster crowds in the o t y enjoyed the day to the utmost. Sanford is famous as the moat honpitahlp d t y that flVer entertained a large crowd and the Fourth of July celebrations «■penally are noted for their old faah*. LALV fiomxi " hospitality • DprplDtV fye "fa ct th a t every other d t jv t o a n and hamlet far miles around had an alleged cele­ bration the crowd at Sanford did ntU aaem diminished any and from sunrise to dark the streeta were filled with a kappy throng that looked the part of holiday people. The day was a |>erfect one In every re­ aped , and the minute detail with which the committee, through it» two repre­ sentatives. Mr. Dart Herndon and Thou. K . Hates, arranged each department of the celebration showed thoroughness of management, thereby causing the maximum of pleasure to the’ great number of persons gathered here to partake for the first time of the generous hospitality of the capital of Seminola. Everybody was on the qui vive for the morning parade and promptly at the appointed time Mnrshal of the l>ay C . M Hand on hta fiery steed, lieribbonrsi with olfirial budgie started them off on Palmetto avenue and with Chief Underwood carrying a large (lag and also mounted, started down the main ave­ nue. The parade was a good •■x|«mtioii of the industries and art-s and the fra­ ternal orders were also in evidence, the Eagle« us usual carrying oil the palm, dreary«I in white and carrying riel, white and blue parasols. The Eagle« ran al­ ways lie counted upon to make u Fourth a i July parade The marshal of the day wan followed by a platoon of mounted policemen with Chief Tilll*. The full number of talented musicians of the Sanford Military Band were In the lead and as usual carried off the palm. The band played all day at the different events and earned their money. The Saidonl fire department was another feature and had ul! the equipment, making a fine appearance. Among the in­ dustrial floats were the Cocoa Cola wagon fill«! with Indian maiden* and piloted by S. Runge, the vegetable dis­ play of O, L. Chane placed upon an automobile and showing strings of jieje pers. green corn and other products of the Sanford farms. There were many other wagons of different firms decorated but the idea of a big mercantile display in the parade did not acem to take root with the merchant! until the laat minute and this did not give them time to make arrangements. The beautiful autore decorated with national colors a most Imposing effect, being forti­ fied with a carload of minstrel men in fantastic costume Frank Miller, made up as a Seminole chieftain came in for a goodly share of plaudits from the crowd. There were many other chiefs and maidens and Seminole was well represented in the procession. After traversing the prin­ cipal streets of the d ty the procession finally wound up at the Sanford House where the day'* festivities were pulled off. After several charming renditions by tba band, the vast audience which had gathered under the friendly oaks of the Sanford House lawn, were called to order by Chairman Forster, who briefly stated the reasons for this celebration, and then ’ Introduced Dr. Brownlee, pastor of the - Presbyterian church, who offered up a fervid invocation to Hjm, who holdeth the destinies of communities, towns, «n in th « , states, nations and people us within the palm of Hia hand, and thankfng Him for HU merries and help to the new county of Seminole. The band then delivered another number and the state , ■ eong, Florida, My Florida, was sung with great Best by everyone present. The Declaration of Independence was ■ then read by Hon. 3. N. Whltncr, fol­ lowed by the tinging of My Country, 'TU of Thee. •v Hon. L. C. O'Neal, of Brooksvtlle , then made a stirring and patriotic ad­ dress on Liberty. The address was wvfl received, Mr. O'Neal being very popdlar with Sanford people. The next niimber on the program was ■n address by Geo. DeCottre, who also drived into the subject of lllierty. He was followed by Thomas K. Bates, in a brief'address relative to the poroibilitie* of the new county and the coheeivcnem with which its population should work In nuking It on« of tbs foremost units in tho fabric of the state of Florida. — D r. T .'A . Neuf-then "took the rw n iw r and made a speech of laudation to Hon. > Forrest Lake, thanking him for hU aci : </ i : . ■ i n . *i. t i.« i.YiT»»;’n ri tivity in behalf of the new county, and a I the close of this address Mr. l.ake was presented with a beautiful silver service, properly embellished with Sem­ inole Indian heads. Mr. Lake in rpreiving^this memento from the populace of Seminole county, made a pleasing addrena, In which he stated that hit allegianr^tq hia people and hi» county would never g r o w lew, and that he would cherish the memory of this day as one of the brightest spots in hia whole life. Mr. Lake then relieved Mr. Forster of hU duties os chairman temporarily, and Mr. DeCotUs then addressed Chairman Forster and presented him with an elegant Howard watch for hU vigi­ lance and activity as chairman of the committee of 160, which had the matter of county division in charge. The gift so touched the heart of Mr. Forster that he was unable to reply, hut that the token was appreciated by him was apparent to all. The big eating then took place on the hulk headed water front directly In front of the Sanford House, where tables hud been arranged and bread, pickle«, hot fried fish and many other good things were spread in tempting array and where the gucaU dki full justice to everything Vertly the multitude was fed from the luuvea and fish«« anti they also gathered up ten baskets full anti had two barrels of pickle« and one of fish left over. Some of it went to the orphans at Enterprise, and the rest went by de­ vious channels, hut was finally con­ sumed, and the big least went down in Seminole archives a« the event of the season in gastronomic feats. After a alight surcease from pleasure Jack Davison started his greasy long, lean, keen razor back thl it bail never seen the light of ctvilizati on liefore and after taking a nip nt rvi'ryIwdy'a legs as lie passed by took to the tall and uncut timber where he is still trying lo gel the aile grease from his Ilea bitten hide Thu greasy pole and other sports kept the people amused «luring the interim and the motor Imat race was pulled off on the lake front with Billy Hill wirmer and J. T . Brady second. The Orlando boat entered was afraid of fast company and backed up. When the sports were concluded, Mr Bate«, with his megaphone marshaled the audience hack to the park in front of the Sanford Houae and then it was that Mr. I-ake introduced Hon. W A. MacWilliama of St. Augustine, who was booked for an address relating to the cause« and reasons why we should In this particular instance make of this a double celebration. The speech ol Mr. Mc­ Williams in full U given in another part of The Herald and will Interest thus« who heard It delivered, and those who did not hear it. Hon E. Noble Calhoun. also a resi­ dent of St. Augustine, and a direct des­ cendant of that family of Calhoun ora­ tors who have won fame of an interna­ tional nature, was then pressed Into ser­ vice, and told the hearers a few things for their delectation. He heralded himaelf as coming from the oldest city in the United States to the youngest coun­ ty in the United States, and made It plain to the audience that we were un­ doubtedly one of the beet fixed round re in Florida from many points of view, and there » a* no real good reason why we should not become the banner county in the state from the fact that we had the requisite Impetus, and produced the proper potentiality, and were now gen­ erating a brand of dynamic that would cause us to become better and more ably known throughout the na1 Mr. Calhoun made a great hit his hearers, and waa roundly ap­ plauded. When the speech making waa com­ pleted the entire aggregation .took Us way to the ball park to wltncaa a game of base ball between Loughman and Sanford. Thia game waa hot and furi­ ous, and while at its height Mr- Bates secured the attention of the east throng In the-.grknd stand and. imnouaced that Doppgan, the Seminole''hero from Kbilmmee had just arrived, and would be made the recipient of a gift from the people of Seminole county. An auto­ mobile drew up in tronl of the grand stand, and Hon. E. Noble Calhoun again mounted the Impromptu rostrum, and In a well selected verbage presented Arthur E. Donrgan with a beautiful beJew eled'Flk pin, which h i d ’ been cured from Tiffany, aa were also the other gifts. c ir mere when he arose to receive the gift, The hall game then proceeded, and as usual Sanford got busy end listed the head off its opponent, and won the game by a score of 6 to 3 for Loughman. Lough­ man did fairly well, hut the Sanford team had them outclassed and swiped the-mats whenever needed. A£ the big crowd straggled back from the ball game they were not allowed to real (or on tW cornw of First street and Park avenue there were a number of local huntsmen ready with a real live fox captured the night before and they pulhd off a first doss old time Florida (ox hunt. M u ter Reynard was turned loose and men and dogs went after him full tilt, much to the great delight of the spectators. Tho*e who caught the fox in hia native wilds were Messrs. Evans, Weeterdick, Diggers, Hudson, Turner and Rickman and they chased him and caught him in realistic style, finally drag­ ging the trophy down the streets to show him off. The night was given over to the Lucky Sanford Minstrels nt the Im­ perial Theatre and the S R. 0 , sign was hung out early in the evening. There has never been such a crowd In the theatre Iwfore anil the l»oya rounded up u nice sum to place in the hands of Mr. Stevens for the hall team. The music as usual was in charge of Mrs, Turner Houser and the manage­ ment of the show was in the capable hands of Ed, 1-artP. The following pro­ gram was carrivd o u t and needs no fur­ ther comment, Ensemble Uprning. Opening Overture, including entire company In melange of latest and popur rar Felix iv Frank 1 nUrlocutor The -akc Hodges r . H. I >mgif Fun F. Roumillat K E. F. l-aiie Kolks G Mel uiughlin M. A. Miot The following «elections will Im* ren dered Good |t>e Boys C H. Ding«To Have, To Hold, To loive Mr Philli|is Twinnwe Moon F. E Roumillat If 1 Forget Mr. Mr Kim Rag Time Wedding Bells M. A. Miot 1 M inn You Most at Twilight Mr Moore Where You Going Geo. Mcl-aughlm Good-Dye, Rose Mr. Campbell Pucker Up Your 1J|M Ijike Hodges Closing Chorus Company Piano Solo If uning Windhorst Ye Old Songs Seminole Four Parker. Campbell, Moore, Harrold The Game __ Hodges vi Roumillat Score— Two and W’on High and Hungry Dingee and Hodges On the Mississippi, Introducing the famo­ us race between Kobt. E. Lee and Natchca Scenic Effect* and Decorations by C. J. Rumph. and profusely thanked jt s donors. Spwech of Hon W A McWilliams Mr. McWilliams said in part; Ladle« and Gentlemen -It is with sin­ cere pleasure that I availed myself of the opportunity afforded by the the in­ vitation of the Commercial Club of-this city to be and rejoice with jlou on thl* occasion; Joy snd pleasure are condi­ tions sought after in thia life, and in their pursuit we have a constitutional right, hut it has Iwen truly said that the great­ est happiness which can be enjoyed Is that experienced in participating and contributing to the pleasure of our friends, so my presence here is a pleasure to me as I witness the Joy and happlneas of this people. This day is one which is and should be remembered by every patriotic citizen of our country, and it has been appro­ priately called "Independence Day." When great events are to ;be produced In this our world great exertion gener­ ally beconv* necessary, men are usually raised up, with talents and power pe­ culiarly adapted to the purposes intend­ ed by Providence, who often, by their disinterested services and extreme suf­ ferings become the wonder as well as the examples of their own snd future generations. The obligations of man­ kind to those worthy characters increase in proportion to the Importance of the blessings purchased by their labors. It Is not, then, an unreasonable ex­ pectation which. I will know generally prevails, that this day should be usually devoted to perpetuating and respect­ fully remembering the dignified charac­ ters of those.great men, with whom it has been our honor to claim the intimate connection of fellow-citizens, men who have purchased our present JoyfuF cir­ Mr. Donegan, a favorite with ' Ban- cumstances at the invaluable pries of TCTd, IM r t f l f i T « tWliTnole county'and thrir Ij IikmI.-------------- -— ----------------------our representative in the Florida sen­ But you must also acknowledge with ate. blushed like a pud cl of sixteen sum- me that this subject has been so fully * 3 J Nr-.'-'* - • * I * To appreciate adequately the priv­ ileges of luring free born American rititefa* it is well on occasions of this kind to be reminded of the patriotism, valor, courage, hardships, and sacrifice« of blood and treasure of the founders of our Government. When we recall the indomitable spirit of the minute men in their efforts to pre­ vent Col. Smith from reaching Concord, and their cry of “Liberty or Death." which was taken Up. and became as a torch which set ablaze the firea of pat­ riotism in the whole of New England, and when the Virginia troope joined Washington at Cambridge, the like im­ mortal words of Patrick. r Usury wet* embroidered on their hunting shirts, and so from Lexington, Concord, Tictmderogn, Bunker Hill and Long Islam! in the north, and Moore's Creek and Fort Moultrie in the south, the noble patriots fought on and on, and there came a period of discouragement, many sol­ diers unable to further endure hardshi|» and privations and their terms of enlist­ ment having expired, left or diwerted the arm), though compasarad with the jealousli* of some of his officers, with a depleted force. Washingtom realized that a supreme effort must I** made to and imiejiendent Mate*," this resolution was adopted July 2, 1776, and brought ahout the appointment of a committee of w(rich Thoms* Jefferson was chairman and as such wrote and submitted that second Magna C harts, which ha* im- j rouse hi* band of patriot* and Inspire 1 the country in the cause of free govern' merit, that they and It may know that the fire* of hlierty hud not Ix-en quench, ed with the fir«« of adversity, he crowed | the frtaen Deleware on that memorable V 2 • V Mm,-: Q kf " 1 and 1« such realization our measuring up to standard of cititdnship country upon which the manifested by Independence was rend to the jx-oplc a proper high on this day. 137 years ago. of the greatest The Goddess of Liberty has stricken sun ever shone? from the people of the western hemi­ mortalixed, endeared hi* name to the Christinas eve, and fought and won the Hlierty loving ami down trodden people t»ttle of Trenton; then fimp. thr buttle wocvr. rua etfoTC waa not w protest of Benningtoni tire double virtory of Saratoga, and It was at King's Mnuli nor a |»-tition The I leelaration of Independence pr«e tain on the boundary between the Cqro claimed at Philadelphia. July 1 th. 1776, 'lino*, where wa* dispelled the dream of i* the onl) one of them which arrested Cornwallis, that he had sm-eeedrd in the attention of the world when it was killing the desire for freedom of the published, und ha« held its individual Iwuple of the south, and again St CoWillCcMTit ever since. By this act the col­ liens, Guilford l uurthouse, ( umden onies threw down that gauge which nn*l Eutaw Springs, the men of. the defied all tradition, whicj vlamped upon south gave up their live* that this land all past history, which mocked at an­ should be the land of the free. cient dogmas and hoary traditions, When we think of Washington and which Introduced ujwn earth an entirely his arm) at Valley Forge, during the new and distinctive doctrine. Before winter of 1777-1776, the condition of that time men had (ought (or the realiza­ that army, the soldiers poorly dad, and tion of noble purpose* anil high alms; drilling many timro with inow on the they had fought U> win succor from dis­ ground, enduring pain and want for the tressful conditions, they had fought for sake of Hlierty we are reminded of DCapt. relief from oppornuiona; hut they had Farker at I>exington and Concord, Ethan fought for the«« as only the gaining of a Allen at Tlconderoga, Ward and Pres­ boon and privilege from power* that cott at Bunker Hill, General L*e in were, and everywhere it was conceded North Carolina, Cot. Moultrie and Ser­ that there waa upon earth a rlta* of men geant Jasper at Fart Moultrie, Col. ordained by Providence to rule, and that Starke at Bennington, who told hit men the vassal's obediende was the inherit­ "we must beat the enemy thia day or ance of the many. Molly Starke's a widow,” at Saratoga And when men rose up in their might Gañera] Schulyer, and tben John Paul to fight upon the plains of Runnymede, Jones, the founder of the American navy In earnest control, for ancient privilege«, in his glorious victory over the English it was after all only asking something of fleet off the eastern coast of England, the grace of the sovereign, and no one we cannot but feel that deep aense of denied his absolute power to withhold patriotism and love of country, inspired or grant It as he would. But the col­ by their glorious example. When the onic« threw down this defiance to earth, drum taps of that struggle are sounded, that there Was no heaven ordained class bealde the Father of our Country will to govern men; that man by virtue of his be found many Putnam*, Paul Reveres, existence, by reason of hU creation waa Montgomerys, Warrega, Greens, M arl­ a sovereign in his own right; and that in ons, I /we Moultrie«, Jaspers and Starke«, these latter days ail just rights in gov­ and when the curtain of eternal peace Is ernment were derived, not from the will raised, behold there will appear In saint­ of the ruler, but from the consent of the like ranks on Fame's eternal camping governed. ground, It was a new doctrine, 1 repeat, and if "The old Continentals, It could be successfully maintained In their ragged regimentals. there was no foundation strong enough Yielding not," for a throne to rest securely upon. And so all the startled nations roae up to op. |x»e it, thia Innovation of all that hod been in the preceding centuries; but guided by that star, led on by the reso­ lute courage, the steadfast Integrity of Washington, our forefathers went on and on in pursuit of this doctrine, In quest of this precious boon, on through blood and toil, on when the struggle seemed like the madness of despair and on when hope teemed to have fled, but patriotism remained; on over trembling dynastic* and crumbling thrones; until they wrest­ ed that jewel of their love from the rolurUuit liantls of a sullen king, and set it to glitter forever upon-th* brow of • newborn nation. Auspicious day, which one hundred and thirty-eeven years ago proclaimed both civil and religious lil>rrty to all the populations of the earth. Today we have set forty-eight stars in our national heaven, through all the years we liave gone on adding to (fie constellation, each one with a radiance of its own, each one with an orbit of its own, but all swinging in delightful har­ mony in the larger orbit in which we rwogtflra flUf tdmjnon country. ’ Are w« mindful and do we fully realize the hlwingB of a free people, "as amid the singing of angels in heaven, the scene Is shut out from our mortal vision by proud and happy tears." What did throe patriots do for us? Look around you. 1 am reminded there is a monument in S t Pauls to the architect of that magnificent building, Sir Christopher Wrenn, upon that mon­ ument is inscribed "Here tin the body of Sir Christopher Wrenn, architect of Sr. Paul's." That building will decay and crumble, but the monument this republic left by our forefatheni by their struggle for in­ dependence. built of their trials, suffer­ ings, wants, prtratlaqg, sorrows antf blood, and cemented by their patriot­ ism, bravery and valor shall endure un­ til time shall lie no more It has been said that the siiot fired nt Concord In the cauiu- of liberty was heard around Jhe world. It was more, It was the blov jit) the doqf. of the cit­ adel of the. Divine Right of Kings, and the'reverberations of that «hut, is still ringing in the ears of the monarclual rulers of tho old world. What change« have tak^ffjjjace sluice What changes have taken place since the memorable day the Declaration of sphere the shackles of monarchiaJ gov­ ernment, and in the old world ahe has smiled ut>on France, who sent us LaFayctte, and Portugal and Chins who have drafted a constitution modeled after our own, and the doctrine of the rule of people shall and will go on ufiUl the last sceptre of royalty has been stricken from kingly bands. When we, review the progress of this free people in the liberal arts, and science, in industries, manufacturing and inventions. It becom« apparent that a government of, by and for the people affords the greatest opportunity for the development of m an's'hiental and phys­ ical capabilities. If we would show our appreciation of our country, and lie thankful for th« sacrifice« of those who shed their blood that it may exist, then it should be our constant aim as liberty-loving people to transmit to posterity the government of our father», then those martyrs to the cause of liberty will not have died in vain, and three ceremonios will not have been Idle, and it can be truly said, this is "The land of the free and home of the brave.” To you, my friends, this day also has a special significance, as you celebrate the natal day of the county of Seminole, and her entrance into the sisterhood of counti»»*yof this loud of Flowers, while I do not occupy tin» [Kwmuu of a parent ol this new county, )et, 1 am proud of having been present at least when 1 t happened. To our friends In that grand rotinty of Orange your lorn to them will be keenly felt, similar to that felt by the old county of St. Johns, the mother of the count ice of East Florida; yet. when she see* ttye energy, industry and development of her children* a jojous pride in their progress more than compensate* her for her loss, so let us hope it will I m* with Orange, and that Orange and Seminole will travel the pathway of life hand in hand to that haven of mutual happinres of content­ ment and peace. I have no fears of the future of t welfare of the new county, the Inde­ pendent patriotism, energy, persever­ ance, Integrity and honor of thia peopl« leave« no douht that Seminole will too» take her place among the moat pro­ gressive counlies of our state. 1! ♦ Vi 1 j ill * ‘ Had Fine Fishing Arthur YowtU, W. J. Thigpen and J. H. Overman were fishing on the Wekiw* yesterday and caught 63 trout and as many more bream and as proof that they caught them brought Uw string home or at least the trout. They strung them on a cord in (he Sanford House yard and had their picture taken, and if any other section of Florida or any other State can b elt this catch w« want to aee them. Fiahing In the Wekiwa now is the finest ever and largv catches are reported every day. Th« stream is very swift and the greatest' ■difficulty is in rowing against the cup* rent. The trio of lucky sports who went yesterday solved the question by taking a boat out on an automobile and floating down to the mouth of the river, whera they were picked up by a launch and taken to town. Some of their trout weighed eight pounds and the string w m a beauty. Death of William Cowan William Cowan died at the Geneva ferry last Saturday night of heart diaeaas and his demise was so sudden that tba body was not discovered until Sunday morning early. Mr. Cowan had been complaining of his heart fqr some time and was being treated for it but other­ wise was apparently in the best of health and had been a visitor to the celebration here on the Fourth. He was fifty-eight years of age at th« time of his death and had spent his en­ tire* life in and around Sanford and had many friends who will regret to hear of hia death. Tbe"funeral'aervicee were held at tba home of James Cowan on Park avenue on Sunday afternoon, Rev. Gaines of the Methodist eburch officiating, iutrrment being made in Lakeview cemetery. Deceased leave» four brothers and one sister and a wife und daughter to mourn his death. .t. Miss Hatlibel Hyer has returned to bar home in Orlando after spending the Knurlh at Staled 0« uwL ft .fa». II. J . Holly. Little May Holly avcohrvpanied her home and will remain ««vend * days. ■ • t ■ wyi ;~rV<V -------------- A* consider'd and so ably handled by those eloquent and enlightened men who have gone liefore me in (his honorable path, that had their superior ahlltlien fallen to my lot, I could do hut little more than repeat the substance of their observa­ tion« and vary their language. When those sturdy pilgrims who wrote in th e cabin-of the Mayflower the first charter of freedom, providing for a government of just and A(ual laws, and against every fo n rro f‘h!jt«iW¥*lHa ryr* anny, the leaven of their principles, biased the way and planted the seed of freedom, and its fruit was the Declara­ tion of Independence, upon which was founded the free commonwealth of the republic of the United States. And we of the aouth feel a sectional pride in the knowledge that in Mrchlenhurg on the 29th day of May. 1776, ■ Declaration of Independence was a bio adopted , by the patriotic and liverty loving people of the grand old state of North Carolina. Platforms of principle«, by petition or protest oe Bin lenient have been a* fre­ quent ns revolts against established auth«»rity, they constitute a part of the literature of all nations; but the resolu­ tion offered by Richard Henry I-ee, n member from Virginia, in the Conti­ nental Congress which met in Phila­ delphia in July 1776, that "ihMie colonir« are, and of right ought to be. free __ V . n ________ 1 ------- J _ .■ -j .... ____ ' tc * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1913 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 04, 1913 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 04, 1913. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 04, 1913; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e5b7a71ca61dad1b018a92ab0ae24ccc.pdf 8e76a4857f4968dd220bbbd21e5696b7 PDF Text Text 4 * . n r . îfT sj *.o THE SANTO«) HERALD m nnum ] Strong In Memory. Trus to Natura. Rural winter joys increase In an The tota In a primary class in m u m . tnveree ratio to the »quare of the dis­ training ware Imitating anythin* they tance. or word« to that effect It choose. When |t waa Hatel'a turn, will he noticed that W hittier did not «be stepped Into the center of the write “Snow Bound" until after he room and wriggled her body from aide had become a clty-dwellor-and —the 1 to aide. No one could goeaa what aha memory of froeted Doae and ears and j waa Impersonating, ao abe waa aaked tingling hands and feet had become to explain “Why.” ahe tald. “I waa dimmed and vague. A too accurate a little dog w afylry it* talk” memory,-like acute truthfulne*«, la a terrible handicap for a real poet, juat 1 Changing Nature Indirectly. m It la to an editor. Ton are constantly assured that yon cannot change human nature; j yno cannot pialre 1 :Per*lrffen’<L ceaa of law. liut If you cannot reform The art of ccnvlnch.^ 1* never given men by reforming the condition« that to the mao who Is unwilling to persist ! make men what thay are, how la U In an effort to convince. that you can ao eaaUy debauch and degrade them, by reversing th e p ro ceaa ?—Collier'* Weekly. Dally Thought. Who hears music feels bis sotltada peopled at once.—Robert Browning. Natural Question. *1 am ao very fond of music," said Mlse Kltttah. aa ahe swung heraell Just Boss. round on the piano stool and faced A plumber, by the way. Is a skilled Mr. Harkins, after thrumming away mechenlc who sits on a soap box while for half an hour for his entertainment. his helper docs tho work.—Philadel­ "Ah*“ replied the young gentleman phia Ledger. thoughtlessly. "W hy don’t you taka Icasons?"—Stray Storlea. Foolish Effort. Borne men pot only expect the His Unavailing Svarch. worst, but take the troubla to hunt "W ell, Jam es Henry Williams, did tor 1L —a - .1. • -r 1 -s you enjoy you rself e l the seaside?" “Tee, teacher, very much: I liked'lhe *“ * sea, but I couldn’t find the Inthomla." “Thu what, Jam es Henry WIlllamT** “Tho Inthumls, teach er; whore it saye In tile Bible, ’The sea and all th at In them la,' ” wt Program O f Today's Grand Celebration (Continu«! from Firrt Page» ; g f * ? ” -------R if • r W‘ ' " " ’■"‘THI* i- H Inturlocut r loike Hodges F. E. Roumillat Guo. Mei aitigli! in Felix S. Frank C. H. Dingue E. F. lame M. A. Mint T * *; id 0 Good-Bye, Boys ^ To Have, To Hold, To L»ve Tennessee Moon If I Forget....................................... Rag Time Wedding Bells I Miss Yoii Most at Twilight \(lftre You Going ........ . . - • Good-Bye, Rose Pucker Up Your Lips, Miss Linda Closing Chorus ..... _ ......................... ( ’. H. Dingeu Mr. Phillips F. E. Roumillat ..... Mr. McKlm ......... M. A. Miot Mr. Moore Geo. McLaughlin ..Mr. Campbell Lake Hodges Company Curtain lowered for one minute Piano Solo 1 Huning Windhorst Ye Old Songs T ............ Seminole Four Parker, Campbell, Moore, Harrold The Game... ............................. :....Hodges vs. Roumillat Score— T w o m I an d -W o n High"ari(I'Hungi3y .;..--- ---------------- Dingee and HodgesOn the Mississippi, intrrxlucing the famous race between 'Rout. E. !x*e and Natchez Scenic Effects and Decorations by C. J . Rumph i r 11 O’clock p_ R Wc Manufacture and T" T i i i T ô r SIW “ CORRUGATED TANKS .. k w K m Among Sanford Merchants ! e » e e e e e e » e te » t< »♦♦♦♦»♦♦»♦♦ Sanford merchants are among the best ppoplo of. the earth and have never received the publicity that their »quarr dealing*, big stocks, pleasing p.-rsuna! itifn and beautiful vtnr*-' wi<uM v-urriii:* The Herald »ill (rum w.-ck (u »i**(, take them up and endeavor to »how the trad* the hunch of Ineivtent who gn to make up uur hu.unit»» world Tin- w.-.-k we take dp the man «hose likeness 1.» given below : IT IS JUST AS EASY ning ways. ' □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ [ \ POINSETTIA lie ( r e jjn a* t n to o m i t ( h r tiwinr -w h y do you do rr. by vxymg S lip p er C e te » . A discarded rub be riled raincoat may be used to make case« for «Upper» or rubbers Make the cu»e» tn envelope style, binding the edges with tape and fattening the flap over with a c o m­ mon anap book and eye. when l ’ OI NSF. 1 I IA grt ' o m u c h m o l e rr.il fur y o u r m o n e y nuxl hunt Ihinj; jjet an iru box. you V A I.U F tit* you the nits I yood. l b n ’t t h i n k vye a r c glad when ( i l IE l( K n ull« f ast in y o u r ht m e , l u r i t u s c it m e a n s w c sel l y.m mort*. Wc r n l l t c r h a v e you l e a r n w It at a po wer f ul m v e r C l ' l l yut bad much l( K i s f or In. w il will k t r p d i . w n tr.i r t \| n s t s i f y o u will give a c h a n c e to w u k D i k h l . no ei|ieiive • nly i b i s : i i t i t , I i t r t t < r no *-t l -■i T iv o n o M rif too gir.il in nnfcr make r o i N S F . I l l A the Mandarli nf purity and quality. to yi u wouldn't l' o B)' all riHiir s gi ant! wi t hout o u r ii c all t h e y e a r s to m i n t for a n y ' h i r g ’ in llic 1 Jll • HY Thrasher’sPharmacy Sanfordl lcef&i Water Co. 1 10 SANFORl). FLORIDA So l P ark A ve. L. P. Mrt'uller This young man l»-an* the utuqu- <11»tinrlion of liRvtng »n unfailing supply of good humor and despite the constant drain lluit i» made i|«it, tlx» wealth, the supply M-i-mt uldltHlt.il H< tins a •tnilv that has never la-en rubbed oil ■nil thing» never M-.ni to go wrong with 1. I*. Mrt'uller. lumdiurly “ Mac. " "M a c’’ came among us many years ago from the Apopka mountains. He "hud received hi* early training in tho country »tor* anil there is no better training school in the world. He was first known to fume a» the obliging clerk In th* Sanford Grocery Co., and ere long he made himself so valuable U> the trade that people would stand in the ■tore an hour ju it to get ‘‘Mac’’ to wait on them. Quick, obliging, courteous, smiling he made himself indi»|>eiudble to his employer* and from Monday morning till Saturday night he v u on the job every minute. With a change In bu»int*a Mr. McCuller was besought to go in business for himself, a natural sequence for a good rxan is all lines of trade, and ere long the sign of L. P. Mc­ Culler floated in the breeze and the new ■tore was a success from the start. Be Ing a proprietor never gave “ Mac” the ■welled cranium for he redoubled his efforts to please his patrons and his suc­ cess Iq business is due to his pnllring efforts to please the public st ail coat* The former aingje room became too stnAll for his growing business and a few* -•■weeks sgo he rented the double «ore building where many yean ago he started in as a clerk. Today he has two fine store rooms in the Hand block fitted up to date, clean, sanitary, carrying one of the largest »lock» fn this section of the state and here you can find every­ thing in sUple and fancy groceries, hay, grain and feed stuffa and with a large force of obliging clerks to cater to the trade, /racy McCuller, a brother of the proprietor and a close second In all the a ttrib u t« except looks assists in thf management and wear* the proverbial »see»»»««»«»« All Ladies’ Fancy Parasols at Half Price. All Men’s Straw Hats at Half Price. All Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Shoes closing out. All Men’s Fine Trousers Reduced. * ,, w Call and je t us show you. . “ ».?*» * ^ ’ ' r+.—•' 0 s- •* V- ■* . ,. 'v L v . ». . , - S K-1-n. v ■a** * H {.> * : . ■ ■ * * " v . . ---------------7-------------- -------------- ,■ ■ ' (*■ - » ■rc.vr t ViPT.rvr -------- *i— >. * * ^ ■ 1 ? (.'UdFc i ■ - re i, - • ••- :* . ■ ,jr’ •' : 1 . f ti»»A . - • *1* i I* . » - • ** •*» ^ « w - t S - Itm , - " -- world. \rl on it. Phone 2 7 P. Y O W E L L & COMPANY i] n ot 1 tn ire lx \ if yt u I ; t u i ^fL i il n u Su^ii^Lnr. I b i s is s o lim i a d v ic e . ft*« SA IT 1 lit n y< u will b e |our [ r u t d o m e r j l l Ik 1 I il ft » better be cauvc wr make it so, no trouble, ur convulctrd How «light a thing Is poverty; what riche« nay treaiure» untold, a man may pot«««« Hi the midst of It. If ho doe* but seek them a r i g h t —Coleridge. "W ell, -»mil Jimp-on. it k*»,|i« -bun rìx montila ahead of my income generally If you ran r r l rffirtl to buy a rtffiptrntcr ihi« Huaxon, tit) ihu wan! to make the ire wc sell you last as loni; as possible and Riches In Poverty. IIfl |i»OI- you No; wo arc nr.l «ullini* refriucratora or icu boxes—but wc T o txy give m e a «fi-.ii o f Some Good May Be Done. I told nornvihlnK to a friend once and he replied, "Gee <lo you want a fellow to be p erfect’ " I «aid. “ Yee, but never expect to see one, but there'» lots of rottennu»« which can be eul out of the efforts of all of us." — Exchange There 1» more In hu-ln**»» life thnrrfh. •jordhl idea ol gain, and flie «uccia«|ul bu»iin"»» mun who cun count In» friend» Dlckent' New Y ear1» Wish. by hi» acquaintance* |,u» not lived hi» lib Bo may tho Now Year bo a happy to— »urn. ..T he »unny hni»'' ,»r»- tin on« for you, happy to many— morTl IM'opb* who ouiki lit.- worth living u d whose happiness depend« on you; so Met idler nut mtlv »ill» .mi thi (iii.i] may each year be happier than the last — t ’harle» Idckons. but throw* in a »mile In aid dtge»tin’ . "How |ll»t 1« Vuur I :ir itski-d H.ir k.1 w,iv will suit Get An Ice Box, Any How Sacrifice for Art'» Sake. "You »ay you haty* devoted your life to art.’’ «aid the man who tries to bo polite, eveu When surprised. ’"T e a ,“ replied Mr Ctttnror.VJ5 hare devote*! myself to an effort to'ljecom p rich enough to own a gallery of genuine McCuller smile and ho» the ham,- win­ old masters.”— Washington Star. The aucr-cas of McCuller Is attributed to two thing», pleasing his patrons l. the exclusion of every thing else, keeping the l>e?t lipe of groe»*ri(-» that Os- market afford« irrd using the column» <i the newspaper to let the public know that he i» in Inis ini-»« I,. |‘ McCuller i* a young man in vear» un i has ike wurlu helute hint. That lie will uih I imji- I prosper and build a gn uler Imsini'»giH » withoui *.iuii!| ami hi« reiiuirkit1 b Mli-c.**» in hu-irti-*« froni u »huiII hivin mng is nil example worthy u( ermdainin by every young twin who »i»he» to climb In I he top. In s i z e s ( b a i t Hill Lumber Co. Good Night and Au Revoir until we meet again. Three war whoops for Seminole County and Sanfqrd. is »1 r. i t » — .4 • * • - ----- — V— -------------- �OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEM INOLE COUNTY -T H E GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD PUBLISHED r SEMI-WEEKLY THE SANFORD HERALD / A' S A i X F t ì l i D - — L i f e Numhr (2 ' 5« \< \i *« XI Si Si SAItrOHD, FLORIDA. ------------------ i---------- -r « L '* t • ’ »?■ " A ■ +r *• -**-+T <•* ' * * at; #t* *r* 4 t* +t\+t‘ -•**¿ í c Is l.irin g TUESDAY. JULY 0. 1113 ——,, ' ♦ i v ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS * - — ' * n *1» t* t#rL MiA.“iV : i W 1* *t* . m* ' "7 * * u v — ’v ’' ^ ' v r ^ ' v - v r v í V í ' ^ v ^ - i v " . v ’. 'i* 't* t» u u. u v r v . v . Volum« V nuvrr: iu v r v v i l ' i ^ n ‘ n *1 * ' t i - ' t * n : t i 4 * JULY FOURTH AT SANFORD E? n : r & ? One of the beat and mud enjoyable okj fashioned Fourths ever j nil led of! in this section of the state waa that of lied Friday and the' monster crowds in the o t y enjoyed the day to the utmost. Sanford is famous as the moat honpitahlp d t y that flVer entertained a large crowd and the Fourth of July celebrations «■penally are noted for their old faah*. LALV fiomxi " hospitality • DprplDtV fye "fa ct th a t every other d t jv t o a n and hamlet far miles around had an alleged cele­ bration the crowd at Sanford did ntU aaem diminished any and from sunrise to dark the streeta were filled with a kappy throng that looked the part of holiday people. The day was a |>erfect one In every re­ aped , and the minute detail with which the committee, through it» two repre­ sentatives. Mr. Dart Herndon and Thou. K. Hates, arranged each department of the celebration showed thoroughness of management, thereby causing the maximum of pleasure to the’ great number of persons gathered here to partake for the first time of the generous hospitality of the capital of Seminola. Everybody was on the qui vive for the morning parade and promptly at the appointed time Mnrshal of the l>ay C . M Hand on hta fiery steed, lieribbonrsi with olfirial budgie started them off on Palmetto avenue and with Chief Underwood carrying a large (lag and also mounted, started down the main ave­ nue. The parade was a good •■x|«mtioii of the industries and art-s and the fra­ ternal orders were also in evidence, the Eagle« us usual carrying oil the palm, dreary«I in white and carrying riel, white and blue parasols. The Eagle« ran al­ ways lie counted upon to make u Fourth a i July parade The marshal of the day wan followed by a platoon of mounted policemen with Chief Tilll*. The full number of talented musicians of the Sanford Military Band were In the lead and as usual carried off the palm. The band played all day at the different events and earned their money. The Saidonl fire department was another feature and had ul! the equipment, making a fine appearance. Among the in­ dustrial floats were the Cocoa Cola wagon fill«! with Indian maiden* and piloted by S. Runge, the vegetable dis­ play of O, L. Chane placed upon an automobile and showing strings of jieje pers. green corn and other products of the Sanford farms. There were many other wagons of different firms decorated but the idea of a big mercantile display in the parade did not acem to take root with the merchant! until the laat minute and this did not give them time to make arrangements. The beautiful autore decorated with national colors a most Imposing effect, being forti­ fied with a carload of minstrel men in fantastic costume Frank Miller, made up as a Seminole chieftain came in for a goodly share of plaudits from the crowd. There were many other chiefs and maidens and Seminole was well represented in the procession. After traversing the prin­ cipal streets of the d ty the procession finally wound up at the Sanford House where the day'* festivities were pulled off. After several charming renditions by tba band, the vast audience which had gathered under the friendly oaks of the Sanford House lawn, were called to order by Chairman Forster, who briefly stated the reasons for this celebration, and then ’ Introduced Dr. Brownlee, pastor of the - Presbyterian church, who offered up a fervid invocation to Hjm, who holdeth the destinies of communities, towns, «n in th « , states, nations and people us within the palm of Hia hand, and thankfng Him for HU merries and help to the new county of Seminole. The band then delivered another number and the state , ■ eong, Florida, My Florida, was sung with great Best by everyone present. The Declaration of Independence was ■ then read by Hon. 3. N . Whltncr, fol­ lowed by the tinging of My Country, 'TU of Thee. •v Hon. L. C. O'Neal, of Brooksvtlle , then made a stirring and patriotic ad­ dress on Liberty. The address was wvfl received, Mr. O'Neal being very popdlar with Sanford people. The next niimber on the program was ■n address by Geo. DeCottre, who also drived into the subject of lllierty. He was followed by Thomas K. Bates, in a brief'address relative to the poroibilitie* of the new county and the coheeivcnem with which its population should work In nuking It on« of tbs foremost units in tho fabric of the state of Florida. — D r. T .'A . Neuf-then "took the rw n iw r and made a speech of laudation to Hon. > Forrest Lake, thanking him for hU aci : </ i : . ■ i n . *i. t i.« i.YiT»»;’n ri tivity in behalf of the new county, and a I the close of this address Mr. l.ake was presented with a beautiful silver service, properly embellished with Sem­ inole Indian heads. Mr. Lake in rpreiving^this memento from the populace of Seminole county, made a pleasing addrena, In which he stated that hit allegianr^tq hia people and hi» county would never g r o w lew, and that he would cherish the memory of this day as one of the brightest spots in hia whole life. Mr. Lake then relieved Mr. Forster of hU duties os chairman temporarily, and Mr. DeCotUs then addressed Chairman Forster and presented him with an elegant Howard watch for hU vigi­ lance and activity as chairman of the committee of 160, which had the matter of county division in charge. The gift so touched the heart of Mr. Forster that he was unable to reply, hut that the token was appreciated by him was apparent to all. The big eating then took place on the hulk headed water front directly In front of the Sanford House, where tables hud been arranged and bread, pickle«, hot fried fish and many other good things were spread in tempting array and where the gucaU dki full justice to everything Vertly the multitude was fed from the luuvea and fish«« anti they also gathered up ten baskets full anti had two barrels of pickle« and one of fish left over. Some of it went to the orphans at Enterprise, and the rest went by de­ vious channels, hut was finally con­ sumed, and the big least went down in Seminole archives a« the event of the season in gastronomic feats. After a alight surcease from pleasure Jack Davison started his greasy long, lean, keen razor back thl it bail never seen the light of ctvilizati on liefore and after taking a nip nt rvi'ryIwdy'a legs as lie passed by took to the tall and uncut timber where he is still trying lo gel the aile grease from his Ilea bitten hide Thu greasy pole and other sports kept the people amused «luring the interim and the motor Imat race was pulled off on the lake front with Billy Hill wirmer and J. T . Brady second. The Orlando boat entered was afraid of fast company and backed up. When the sports were concluded, Mr Bate«, with his megaphone marshaled the audience hack to the park in front of the Sanford Houae and then it was that Mr. I-ake introduced Hon. W A. MacWilliama of St. Augustine, who was booked for an address relating to the cause« and reasons why we should In this particular instance make of this a double celebration. The speech ol Mr. Mc­ Williams in full U given in another part of The Herald and will Interest thus« who heard It delivered, and those who did not hear it. Hon E. Noble Calhoun. also a resi­ dent of St. Augustine, and a direct des­ cendant of that family of Calhoun ora­ tors who have won fame of an interna­ tional nature, was then pressed Into ser­ vice, and told the hearers a few things for their delectation. He heralded himaelf as coming from the oldest city in the United States to the youngest coun­ ty in the United States, and made It plain to the audience that we were un­ doubtedly one of the beet fixed round re in Florida from many points of view, and there » a* no real good reason why we should not become the banner county in the state from the fact that we had the requisite Impetus, and produced the proper potentiality, and were now gen­ erating a brand of dynamic that would cause us to become better and more ably known throughout the na1 Mr. Calhoun made a great hit his hearers, and waa roundly ap­ plauded. When the speech making waa com­ pleted the entire aggregation .took Us way to the ball park to wltncaa a game of base ball between Loughman and Sanford. Thia game waa hot and furi­ ous, and while at its height Mr- Bates secured the attention of the east throng In the-.grknd stand and. imnouaced that Doppgan, the Seminole''hero from Kbilmmee had just arrived, and would be made the recipient of a gift from the people of Seminole county. An auto­ mobile drew up in tronl of the grand stand, and Hon. E. Noble Calhoun again mounted the Impromptu rostrum, and In a well selected verbage presented Arthur E. Donrgan with a beautiful beJew eled'Flk pin, which h i d ’ been cured from Tiffany, aa were also the other gifts. c ir mere when he arose to receive the gift, and profusely thanked jt s donors. The hall game then proceeded, and as usual Sanford got busy end listed the head off its opponent, and won the game by a score of 6 to 3 for Loughman. Lough­ man did fairly well, hut the Sanford team had them outclassed and swiped the-mats whenever needed. A£ the big crowd straggled back from the ball game they were not allowed to real (or on tW cornw of First street and Park avenue there were a number of local huntsmen ready with a real live fox captured the night before and they pulhd off a first doss old time Florida (ox hunt. M u ter Reynard was turned loose and men and dogs went after him full tilt, much to the great delight of the spectators. Tho*e who caught the fox in hia native wilds were Messrs. Evans, Weeterdick, Diggers, Hudson, Turner and Rickman and they chased him and caught him in realistic style, finally drag­ ging the trophy down the streets to show him off. The night was given over to the Lucky Sanford Minstrels nt the Im­ perial Theatre and the S R. 0 , sign was hung out early in the evening. There has never been such a crowd In the theatre Iwfore anil the l»oya rounded up u nice sum to place in the hands of Mr. Stevens for the hall team. The music as usual was in charge of Mrs, Turner Houser and the manage­ ment of the show was in the capable hands of Ed, 1-artP. The following pro­ gram was carrivd out and needs no fur­ ther comment, Ensemble Uprning. Opening Overture, including entire company In melange of latest and popur rar Felix iv Frank 1nUrlocutor The -akc Hodges r . H. I >mgif Fun F. Roumillat K E. F. l-aiie Kolks G Mel uiughlin M. A. Miot The following «elections will Im* ren dered Good |t>e Boys C H. Ding«To Have, To Hold, To loive Mr Philli|is Twinnwe Moon F. E Roumillat If 1 Forget Mr. Mr Kim Rag Time Wedding Bells M. A. Miot 1 M inn You Most at Twilight Mr Moore Where You Going Geo. Mcl-aughlm Good-Dye, Rose Mr. Campbell Pucker Up Your 1J|M Ijike Hodges Closing Chorus Company Piano Solo If uning Windhorst Ye Old Songs Seminole Four Parker. Campbell, Moore, Harrold The Game __ Hodges vi Roumillat Score— Two and W’on High and Hungry Dingee and Hodges On the Mississippi, Introducing the famo­ us race between Kobt. E. Lee and Natchca Scenic Effect* and Decorations by C. J. Rumph. Spwech of Hon W A McWilliams Mr. McWilliams said in part; Ladle« and Gentlemen -It is with sin­ cere pleasure that I availed myself of the opportunity afforded by the the in­ vitation of the Commercial Club of-this city to be and rejoice with jlou on thl* occasion; Joy snd pleasure are condi­ tions sought after in thia life, and in their pursuit we have a constitutional right, hut it has Iwen truly said that the great­ est happiness which can be enjoyed Is that experienced in participating and contributing to the pleasure of our friends, so my presence here is a pleasure to me as I witness the Joy and happlneas of this people. This day is one which is and should be remembered by every patriotic citizen of our country, and it has been appro­ priately called "Independence Day." When great events are to ;be produced In this our world great exertion gener­ ally beconv* necessary, men are usually raised up, with talents and power pe­ culiarly adapted to the purposes intend­ ed by Providence, who often, by their disinterested services and extreme suf­ ferings become the wonder as well as the examples of their own snd future generations. The obligations of man­ kind to those worthy characters increase in proportion to the Importance of the blessings purchased by their labors. It Is not, then, an unreasonable ex­ pectation which. I will know generally prevails, that this day should be usually devoted to perpetuating and respect­ fully remembering the dignified charac­ ters of those.great men, with whom it has been our honor to claim the intimate connection of fellow-citizens, men who have purchased our present JoyfuF cir­ Mr. Donegan, a favorite with ' Ban- cumstances at the invaluable pries of TCTd, IM r t f l f i T « tWliTnole county'and thrir Ij IikmI.-------------- -— ----------------------our representative in the Florida sen­ But you must also acknowledge with ate. blushed like a pud cl of sixteen sum- me that this subject has been so fully * 3 J Nr-.'-'* - • * I * so all the startled nations roae up to op. |x»e it, thia Innovation of all that hod been in the preceding centuries; but guided by that star, led on by the reso­ lute courage, the steadfast Integrity of Washington, our forefathers went on and on in pursuit of this doctrine, In quest of this precious boon, on through blood and toil, on when the struggle seemed like the madness of despair and on when hope teemed to have fled, but patriotism remained; on over trembling dynastic* and crumbling thrones; until they wrest­ ed that jewel of their love from the rolurUuit liantls of a sullen king, and set it to glitter forever upon-th* brow of • newborn nation. Auspicious day, which one hundred and thirty-eeven years ago proclaimed both civil and religious lil>rrty to all the populations of the earth. Today we have set forty-eight stars in our national heaven, through all the years we liave gone on adding to (fie constellation, each one with a radiance of its own, each one with an orbit of its own, but all swinging in delightful har­ mony in the larger orbit in which we rwogtflra flUf tdmjnon country. ’ Are w« mindful and do we fully realize the hlwingB of a free people, V • "as amid the singing of angels in heaven, the scene Is shut out from our mortal vision by proud and happy tears." What did throe patriots do for us? Look around you. 1 am reminded there is a monument in S t Pauls to the architect of that magnificent building, Sir Christopher Wrenn, upon that mon­ ument is inscribed "Here tin the body of Sir Christopher Wrenn, architect of Sr. Paul's." That building will decay and crumble, but the monument this republic left by our forefatheni by their struggle for in­ dependence. built of their trials, suffer­ ings, wants, prtratlaqg, sorrows antf blood, and cemented by their patriot­ ism, bravery and valor shall endure un­ til time shall lie no more It has been said that the siiot fired nt Concord In the cauiu- of liberty was heard around Jhe world. It was more, It was the blov jit) the doqf. of the cit­ adel of the. Divine Right of Kings, and the'reverberations of that «hut, is still ringing in the ears of the monarclual rulers of tho old world. What change« have tak^ffjjjace sluice What changes have taken place since the memorable day the Declaration of ___ V . n __________ 1 --------- J _ .■ 2 V Mm,-: Q kf " 1 Independence was rend to the jx-oplc on this day. 137 years ago. The Goddess of Liberty has stricken from the people of the western hemi­ sphere the shackles of monarchiaJ gov­ ernment, and in the old world ahe has smiled ut>on France, who sent us LaFayctte, and Portugal and Chins who have drafted a constitution modeled after our own, and the doctrine of the rule of people shall and will go on ufiUl the last sceptre of royalty has been stricken from kingly bands. When we, review the progress of this free people in the liberal arts, and science, in industries, manufacturing and inventions. It becom« apparent that a government of, by and for the people affords the greatest opportunity for the development of m an's'hiental and phys­ ical capabilities. If we would show our appreciation of our country, and lie thankful for th« sacrifice« of those who shed their blood that it may exist, then it should be our constant aim as liberty-loving people to transmit to posterity the government of our father», then those martyrs to the cause of liberty will not have died in vain, and three ceremonios will not have been Idle, and it can be truly said, this is "The land of the free and home of the brave.” To you, my friends, this day also has a special significance, as you celebrate the natal day of the county of Seminole, and her entrance into the sisterhood of counti»»*yof this loud of Flowers, while I do not occupy tin» [Kwmuu of a parent ol this new county, )et, 1 am proud of having been present at least when 1t happened. To our friends In that grand rotinty of Orange your lorn to them will be keenly felt, similar to that felt by the old county of St. Johns, the mother of the count ice of East Florida; yet. when she see* ttye energy, industry and development of her children* a jojous pride in their progress more than compensate* her for her loss, so let us hope it will Im* with Orange, and that Orange and Seminole will travel the pathway of life hand in hand to that haven of mutual happinres of content­ ment and peace. I have no fears of the future of t welfare of the new county, the Inde­ pendent patriotism, energy, persever­ ance, Integrity and honor of thia peopl« leave« no douht that Seminole will too» take her place among the moat pro­ gressive counlies of our state. ‘ 1! ♦ Vi 1j ill * Had Fine Fishing Arthur YowtU, W. J. Thigpen and J. H. Overman were fishing on the Wekiw* yesterday and caught 63 trout and as many more bream and as proof that they caught them brought Uw string home or at least the trout. They strung them on a cord in (he Sanford House yard and had their picture taken, and if any other section of Florida or any other State can b elt this catch w« want to aee them. Fiahing In the Wekiwa now is the finest ever and largv catches are reported every day. Th« stream is very swift and the greatest' ■difficulty is in rowing against the cup* rent. The trio of lucky sports who went yesterday solved the question by taking a boat out on an automobile and floating down to the mouth of the river, whera they were picked up by a launch and taken to town. Some of their trout weighed eight pounds and the string w m a beauty. Death of William Cowan William Cowan died at the Geneva ferry last Saturday night of heart diaeaas and his demise was so sudden that tba body was not discovered until Sunday morning early. Mr. Cowan had been complaining of his heart fqr some time and was being treated for it but other­ wise was apparently in the best of health and had been a visitor to the celebration here on the Fourth. He was fifty-eight years of age at th« time of his death and had spent his en­ tire* life in and around Sanford and had many friends who will regret to hear of hia death. Tbe"funeral'aervicee were held at tba home of James Cowan on Park avenue on Sunday afternoon, Rev. Gaines of the Methodist eburch officiating, iutrrment being made in Lakeview cemetery. Deceased leave» four brothers and one sister and a wife und daughter to mourn his death. .t. Miss Hatlibel Hyer has returned to bar home in Orlando after spending the Knurl h at S ta le d 0« uw L f t .fa » . II. J. Holly. Little May Holly avcohrvpanied her home and will remain ««vend * days. ■ • t ■ w yi ;~ rV < V -------------- A* consider'd and so ably handled by those and 1« such realization manifested by eloquent and enlightened men who have our measuring up to a proper high gone liefore me in (his honorable path, standard of cititdnship of the greatest that had their superior ahlltlien fallen to country upon which the sun ever shone? my lot, I could do hut little more than To appreciate adequately the priv­ repeat the substance of their observa­ ileges of luring free born American ritition« and vary their language. tefa* it is well on occasions of this kind When those sturdy pilgrims who to be reminded of the patriotism, valor, wrote in th e cabin-of the Mayflower the courage, hardships, and sacrifice« of first charter of freedom, providing for a blood and treasure of the founders of government of just and A(ual laws, and our Government. against every fo n rro f‘h!jt«iW¥*lHa ryr* When we recall the indomitable spirit anny, the leaven of their principles, of the minute men in their efforts to pre­ biased the way and planted the seed of vent Col. Smith from reaching Concord, freedom, and its fruit was the Declara­ and their cry of “Liberty or Death." tion of Independence, upon which was which was taken Up. and became as a founded the free commonwealth of the torch which set ablaze the firea of pat­ republic of the United States. riotism in the whole of New England, And we of the aouth feel a sectional and when the Virginia troope joined pride in the knowledge that in Mrch- Washington at Cambridge, the like im­ lenhurg on the 29th day of May. 1776, ■ mortal words of Patrick. r Usury wet* Declaration of Independence was a bio embroidered on their hunting shirts, adopted , by the patriotic and liverty and so from Lexington, Concord, Tictmloving people of the grand old state of derogn, Bunker Hill and Long Islam! in the north, and Moore's Creek and Fort North Carolina. Platforms of principle«, by petition or Moultrie in the south, the noble patriots protest oe Bin lenient have been a* fre­ fought on and on, and there came a quent ns revolts against established period of discouragement, many sol­ auth«»rity, they constitute a part of the diers unable to further endure hardshi|» literature of all nations; but the resolu­ and privations and their terms of enlist­ tion offered by Richard Henry I-ee, n ment having expired, left or diwerted member from Virginia, in the Conti­ the arm), though compasarad with the nental Congress which met in Phila­ jealousli* of some of his officers, with a delphia in July 1776, that "ihMie col- depleted force. Washingtom realized onir« are, and of right ought to be. free that a supreme effort must I** made to and imiejiendent Mate*," this resolution j rouse hi* band of patriot* and Inspire was adopted July 2, 1776, and brought 1the country in the cause of free governahout the appointment of a committee ' merit, that they and It may know that of w(rich Thoms* Jefferson was chairman the fire* of hlierty hud not Ix-en quenchand as such wrote and submitted that , ed with the fir«« of adversity, he crowed second Magna Charts, which ha* im- |the frtaen Deleware on that memorable mortalixed, endeared hi* name to the Christinas eve, and fought and won the Hlierty loving ami down trodden people t»ttle of Trenton; then fimp. thr buttle wocvr. rua etfoTC waa not w protest of Benningtoni tire double virtory of Saratoga, and It was at King's Mnuli nor a |»-tition The I leelaration of Independence pr«e tain on the boundary between the Cqro claimed at Philadelphia. July 1th. 1776, 'lino*, where wa* dispelled the dream of i* the onl) one of them which arrested Cornwallis, that he had sm-eeedrd in the attention of the world when it was killing the desire for freedom of the published, und ha« held its individual Iwuple of the south, and again St CoWillCcMTit ever since. By this act the col­ liens, Guilford l uurthouse, ( umden onies threw down that gauge which nn*l Eutaw Springs, the men of. the defied all tradition, whicj vlamped upon south gave up their live* that this land all past history, which mocked at an­ should be the land of the free. cient dogmas and hoary traditions, When we think of Washington and which Introduced ujwn earth an entirely his arm) at Valley Forge, during the new and distinctive doctrine. Before winter of 1777-1776, the condition of that time men had (ought (or the realiza­ that army, the soldiers poorly dad, and tion of noble purpose* anil high alms; drilling many timro with inow on the they had fought U> win succor from dis­ ground, enduring pain and want for the tressful conditions, they had fought for sake of Hlierty we are reminded of DCapt. relief from oppornuiona; hut they had Farker at I>exington and Concord, Ethan fought for the«« as only the gaining of a Allen at Tlconderoga, Ward and Pres­ boon and privilege from power* that cott at Bunker Hill, General L*e in were, and everywhere it was conceded North Carolina, Cot. Moultrie and Ser­ that there waa upon earth a rlta* of men geant Jasper at Fart Moultrie, Col. ordained by Providence to rule, and that Starke at Bennington, who told hit men the vassal's obediende was the inherit­ "we must beat the enemy thia day or ance of the many. Molly Starke's a widow,” at Saratoga And when men rose up in their might Gañera] Schulyer, and tben John Paul to fight upon the plains of Runnymede, Jones, the founder of the American navy In earnest control, for ancient privilege«, in his glorious victory over the English it was after all only asking something of fleet off the eastern coast of England, the grace of the sovereign, and no one we cannot but feel that deep aense of denied his absolute power to withhold patriotism and love of country, inspired or grant It as he would. But the col­ by their glorious example. When the onic« threw down this defiance to earth, drum taps of that struggle are sounded, that there Was no heaven ordained class bealde the Father of our Country will to govern men; that man by virtue of his be found many Putnam*, Paul Reveres, existence, by reason of hU creation waa Montgomerys, Warrega, Greens, M arl­ a sovereign in his own right; and that in ons, I /we Moultrie«, Jaspers and Starke«, these latter days ail just rights in gov­ and when the curtain of eternal peace Is ernment were derived, not from the will raised, behold there will appear In saint­ of the ruler, but from the consent of the like ranks on Fame's eternal camping governed. ground, It was a new doctrine, 1 repeat, and if "The old Continentals, It could be successfully maintained In their ragged regimentals. there was no foundation strong enough Yielding not," for a throne to rest securely upon. And -j . .. . ____ ' tc * �. ♦ *‘ i ‘ t í * % Jaly 8, I t l l Every year see* lands and small manufacturing and other enterprise«, from the Ocala Star: f s l l h h i l Z w w j Tooodos snd T ridar Marnici Br The business men from Ocala recently which are feeders to this channel, and THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY pledged themselves to a very (liberal more and speedier craft -are being support of the board of trad*. The placed in commission to handle the com­ R- J MOIL Y. r «Sitar Mr. M. ItAYNCS. B u a ln c i» M o n s t e r pledge* ran from one to three year» each, bined output of thtwe industries. it is not chimerical to prophecy a deep payable in monthly wmi. la lM fliU M Fflea. *2 0 0 a Year la M riaw A member of each bank in the city channel to Lake Harney. It is even O P E N AN A C C O U N T W I T H T H E recently agreed to Uke ail of the names within the region of probability that DoUvorod la tba City By carrier 12 00 aar year ~ "^ jof depositors at their respective some day the government will take this P E O P L E S . , J B .A < M £ « i £ ^ 8 5 f t f f lS j^ W > . • • «•** f l f a banks and see H the subscribers wmiM -ritC *m i ' ' . y X r ^ r ^ l i W i ^ t s c water route through Florida, connecting agree to let the banka charge the amounta f Colorad M Mcaad-doos mall o a i I 22nd monthly to their accounts, without fur­ it with the Indpui river at points, along lAo*. •1 Oka ro a u ffla al SooJoxdl’Florkdo. ther recourse. This has been done, and the upper course, and by means of a big ■ aadar Act a i March 3rd. l i t » almost to a man the depositor* agreed to canai connecting it With Lake Okeecho­ Ho !«• the plan, thus solving the problem of bee from the south end of which then a i to Harald Bolidi« canal will be cut t f the sea. ■collecting the subscriptions. These This will cost money, but big money II. J . Holly v u one of the live v im amounts are practically sufficient to as­ The Largest Resources and Financial Backing of anj ■ th a t made Seminole county. He ia one sure the expenses from month to month wii],be spent for big works to accomplsish Bank in Seminole County. of the bright**! men in the »Ute.— Dixie. to carry on the great work of the new bigVmulta to commerce in the future. For the present, the growing water Ocala board of trade as outlined by its ------O-----> . The only Bank in Sanford that divides its Profits with commerce on the upper St. Johns should The Editorial Association is duly dec­ officers and committees. This is a high tribute to both the en­ be fostered'and encouraged in every pos-1 orated and advertised for the year by the its depositors. • election of Holly of the Herald to the of­ terprise and aUying <jualiti«-vof Ocala tible legitimate wgy. The solution of fice' eif vice president. An honor veil business men. I t it only too often the the hyacinth problem should be under­ We hare the only exclusive" Safety Vault in Sanford and merited and here’» hoping he will prove plans laid in the enthusiasm of public taken at ones, and no let up should be rent our boxes at $3.00 per year. as wide awake and competent u in all meetings are not carried out wben the allowed until something is discovered that wilt eradicate this pest of southern other undertaking*.—Orlando Sehtinr-I. real work begins. Ocala, however, has We want your buslnessy offering absolute protection for - 0 -----'¿ H - An exceptional citizenry; and the fact rivers without harm to fish or animals. This des'trg.jtd..Ab& .»stars alone willj-j iL-ia.Bn.alLLhauyjnn round towtuia ... R r * - - .- " •’ W A N TS fed in the character of its business materially assist the growth o f river Drother .Holly- of .the Sanford Herald, ; •lenient.' There is something, for, them commerce. There are hundreds of small . who wax largely instrumental in creat­ -rr* deep creeks and coves that are ideal ing Seminoto county, la now looking to do aii the time, and they are doing f. places from which to ship farm, orchard " northward and aays that the infant something all the time, so when they put and manufactured (products, but, being their shoulders to the wheel, it never county |a going to grow by annexing a choked, and far from a railroad they r. stops turning.—New Smyrna News. slice of Volusia county, Uking in several . ------o — ■— I an' lyinf in morass and tangle only of th * towns in tbs southern part. ri H. E. TOLAR, Cashier M. M. SM ITH, President Ju st'ae well bejutisfied with what you've K EEPIN G W ILLIS PQ W ELL ' ******* l>° W amJ lf**" lh® pu,po** ol Tito Mate Press Association conven-] fPitn>t .* got»: JJrotbc* Holly. W^en, Volusia 1» R. R. DEAS, Asst. Cashier H. R. STEVENS, Vice President “ *« ’ divided all the territory will be horded by tion has fcrved to demonstrate more j ThP ■»»** of commerce und the general upbuilding the. new county V be fotmid, utberwl** thoroughly ;than ever the great I of the commonwealth, to tuke jhold ol _ which Willi* It. Powell is to Tamps and you would be ."welcome to n little slice ; > 3| k off th« lowur end, but It could not em­ to make more serious the loto that 1» to I lhU prul,t, ,n “ ll1 mi(l nwtoTiaUy ^ th|1 1solution * *f* * * *f »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦ ♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦s w brace any of our towns.- New Smyrna lodali this city when ite leaves, on July 1, Right now it is reported that creeks for another city, in another state, to de­ News. vote his talents to Its improvement and are choked, that rafts of valuable tim­ • O -— ber are lying in them, and that no tou­ development, as he has to Tampa. T O SEM INOLE CO. FA RM ERS can pull them through the midst of iht The General News of the Land < In ibe preparations for and the enter­ Through th« courtesy of Congressman j■ 83 tangle existing. —Jacksonville Metrop­ of Flowers L ’Engle, The; Herald has n numiwr of tainment of the State.Pres» convention, olis. Mr. Powwll wa* Indispensable and it war copies of the IP12 year Book of the De­ partment of Agriculture which w-e will frequently remarked that Tampa eouid CLUED fROM Tilt SIATE PRiSS Furlune in Florida Potato«-* be glad to give to the farmer* of Semin­ Rot anywhere find a man capatile ol M O D E R N C O U R S E S IN M uch money ha« Iwcti mailt* grow in, ole county, who cull for them at The tilling hi* place on such occasion* and it such tint !>•* III* a croni pii* lieti wife war early potato«*« in Florida. The yield in An Epitome of the Week'» Mmt Im­ Herald oibce, The book is durably hound in cloth also indrififnaahio tn directing the nr- some place* i* large and the price of new Itoukkeepin^, Hanking, «Cummurcial Law, Comportant Happening* in the contain* 781 pages, GO half toms and 10, rajigyment* for ihe entertainment of pot»lore i* ulway, high in winter ami Stale i Domain mrrriil Arithmetic, Penniannhip, Typewriting, lithographic (date* ami altogether it fur «ÜU- v a it i n g ladie* and *h f« w a * the toa*t early »(«ring, t ’ntil the 15th day ol Miami Fdka furnished 1,000 (lug* fur niahes a collection of valuable* informa­ ot the enttre convention for lier gracious Mily Florida has a natural monopoly Shorthand, and all Hranchea of Civil Service. in new- potatoes. tion that would be appreciated by any attentions and courtesies. the children of that city and arranged u | The Tribune, which ha* itecorne mort The northern farmer dot** not under I a*iole for them i>n the Fourth one interested in agricultural work imprtsaed than ever iM-fore with lam pa't »tanil why there is »uch a large profit One article, “Some new Grass«.« lot I.KAHN TO IIO BY DOING. I ) VY AND NIGHT C LA SSES o o o ne«*d of the Powell* by reason of the ex­ in Florida (xiluliM-*. The explantation tho South"'and another, "A Succraful Bradenlown is to have a new depot Method of Marketing Vegetable Pro- perience of the past few days, believe* i‘ the high (trice which the Florida grower to ro«t in the neighborhood of $ 17.000 I that the people of Tampa should offer demand*, becaus** of hi* natural mi« ducto" would be of particular interest to Sebilnole county grower»' * » *— e»nui*u*i tmturmient* to keep them here—wopokr<.. new, poxaroe« «when he tin* (>o Work will la-gin in the near future. o o o As long as the UK,ks hold “out. The The Tribune will subarrit» 1 1,000 a y«isr tat.—, to ■**•11 Ï *1. W lien the northern farmer ha* (.ora Herald will lx* glnd to give them to far enterprise* will autmerjhc 19,000. When t olnncl Peter I) Knight, who )ut* r> toe*, every IkhI>, everywhere has then .-«•nlly |iurcha*ed a tine Iarm near Tam men, asking for them at this office. ' in ort*w to u(I,‘r Mr- P°*'Hl a «alary com toe*, 13-15 PICO BUILDING mensurau* with hU abilities and with In* 1 hence hi* new (xitatcwn bring no more (ia, says thut the first time the nulroad — 0 -----value to thtJ city. In the opinion of the than old on«**, often not a* much, !•*■ company kill* one of his fine cow* *in S A N F O R D .’ F L O R ID A A T TH E L IF E SAVING STATION Tribune, Tampa could not make a more cause the market i* overstocked Not •ay* the railroad kill* no other kind h # One of the ftr*t, men the Advocate «1 Í vi 4 prüft f.iHS* invqjtment ami it will Im* ¡n-r- 'So with Florida; the whole country i* her i* g.dng to bring «uit He wanl* to hold . !M itor met at the Press Association meet­ mitring itself to suffer an Irreparable be* market. eVen other part* of the ooutli the easy er.A of the string juxt one time. ing in Tnmjm la*t w««-k wa* Bob Holly, if it ihx-s not ki«-(i him here or, at lewd This fact accounts for the high prii«u o o « lito r of the Sanford Herald, and we at inslure hU return to Tampa as early a* Florida gets for alml*t everything she once challenged him to mortal combat During a thunder storm at Venice a j his other engagements will admit. * (irtxluce*. hence the high money ta WW for stealing the name of Seminole from few day's ago a negro convict who art«*d I Rg ----- O-----1-riMiuc«**, hence the high money value uk for hL* new county. The !>e*ach at as trusty at the convict camp of R. S. L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D S T A B L E of her product* acre. EV ERYBO D Y WAS HAPPY j . ■ Paxs-a-Grille’ was the ground selected Hall was standing watching hU team, The United State* governmental rr C or er P ark A v situ s and S e c o n d S t r e e t A S Hearn, who wa* one of Ki**irr for the Hue! Preparatory to entering Ki when be was »truck with lightning, (torts show that ilx- get* an average nf mee * representative* at the meeting ol the halt!«* royal the combatants and u knocking him down, also one of tin* C O N T R A C T O R S FO R A LLK IN D S O F H EA VY HAULING in f , f KM) 0ft from each acre in cultlvatiwn ntimliertif their friend* gathered at the llie F'lurida Press Association in TampaInuli v I lie negru was uiuuuisutou* for ■ each year, while the t«-*t agricultural L a r g o s u p p ly o f H o r s e s , M u le s , “Life Station" and the treatment re- las, w««*k, »ay* he ha* attended a dumber some time hut I* «aid to la* improving --tiite* of the north and »«*1 get* an ceivtid by the host was.such that no man if meetings of the W’i»con*in i're*» A»W ag o n s and . H arn ess a lw a y s o o o {j average of lens than 114.00 pyr a«*re. would consider life an empty dream. sij-latiori when the entertainment wa» * V I SB The Hillsborough county commis­ The simple truth is, Flnri.in fsrrrers ~<r on hand F o r S a le or E xc h a n ge Viewing, the beautiful .room^and other justly considered fine snd the hos(>ital- . sioners have definitely prorri*od that rnsku more money with less expense anti things caused Col. Tom Appleyard to Ity of the pho|W«» Invbh. hut in thi-We r«*the brick road from 1 air.( n to Ballast □ la ck a m lth in g and W agon R e p a irin g In co n n ectio n take pity on the duelists'and Incidentally »pecta Tampa c«-rtainly outrlanscd "any ! lifchtor work titan any other farmer* in ' A point, proposed undtT the plnn* ronthe ‘country •A f i «. i ■ --------1 1 save Holly’s hide. The Colonel «aid that other place he has ever M**n, Tlie l>oard the Ixmd I «»KJve facto is found an ex, la n a -'fern,dated In connect puti*Uh the Hanfprff had a prior claim on the naim of trade and other Institutions and c»l. ! ‘ ior ■« u e will lx- r*,*ndHt from th,« < o.mBcnlinoje; that a <|uarter of a century xen. or Tampa had pmvide«! so much for 110,1 ”f ,h" hi* h 1,r,rr* ago they tried to divide Orange county the eilitom'and printer* to «*»• ami enjoy . W<kln M° r,',a '* n,U F" r ' "\r r,,> 1 ' , t . i , l . «__i. ... ibitre 12 or 16 yean« ago at n nrtaili PB- It*«' road will ix* mitili ninety f*«l ahd ct/t off a chunk of V.,|u»ia and Sem- that the huslp«**» M**»iun* of tFt*- ti**ocia (-lac« in ntirthern Florida one could huy wide. Atfenla for N e » York am i ( Incapo F a rlo rle a Inole was the name of the new county tlon hmi til I«- curtailed as itiui h a* j,o*i Ail the land he wanted ut hi* own price. o «< o which was not. Naturally under such sibje, hut here an elite where the- spirit The Atlaimc Coast Í CUI2«I lane ha* ask'd circumstances utl we could do wa* U of happiness and go«*! friendship pre­ -b u tl .nobody wanted It. ■-i High G rad e P ianos— I/jw Prices— Easy T e rm s Tfieri it wa* disco\«red that the» land (K-i imsui .ii of city council in 1 ampu to lieckon liie waiter.- Waurhuta Advo­ vailed, and much wa* accomplished to­ was’good potato lami. F.arh year mote ruuslnut an addition to Us irught cate. ward pilu-ing the editorial probes ion and Piano Tuning A Sp ecially A the printing business upon a higher and more potato« were p U n H until Urniill,| Wareln.use. This is a sure-in•— 0 — plane of uM-fulness and dignity. Thin last year fully 350.000 barrel* were ship- dication of progr«**.» and it is paxticulaxly ; O rd ers S o licite d ! HEACHAM FOR GOVERNOR Usui 1Mim f lu-rn u hlrVi hrnitfflif thn urnu . . . . good spirit was particularly m anif«t in ,n ’m brought the gmwl(, lloU. t()al ,(lc depot In further remarks on the Tampa era from $1.600,000 to $2.000.000 built only six years ago and was tin n Tribune's gratuitous announcement oi the election of tf!k association officers. P h o n e 18-4 Kings P . 0 . Box 1127 At the present rough lands five miles expected lo accommodate the business Thertvwa* no electioneering on the part Mr. Frank Mayes for Governor of th« from the railroad well at $100 (ter acre, state, the Sentinel lias just caught iu of any one. It has been the custom to while Improved land is simply out oi and increase for years to come. Flor­ r breath sufficiently to observe all that elect the vice president to the presi­ sight. Rut the lsnd is worth the price,1 ida's growth outstrips ihr best calcilacciwily, 4Wrid*, lo th* iivXm!**»<> »tirU»trt*«t««r Dr. I avis ( « ruing was contained in the premature an­ dency. and*this custom wa* followed out (or no doubt, it has no equal any when* tioru of experts bee a um* they have only | ef tskl orsi*-. «iiktn tas jw n trota Um «tal* precedent to follow—and Florida grow# in electing "Pastor Bill" Russell of Pah*n-o(. nouncement ol this great daily pap«>r, Dr. J . C. Dovi*, K e w«ll !ii pvn e a* a wealth producint farming com­ (aster, and better, than any state of trie K .IH Msy IS, A. IL m l . In the first place- it assumes that there liitka Ity acclamation, in full confident*« ticinn wit! bt at ti,«* Î, I lira ' N. tt ! <t munity. K . 0 . HUTCHINSON. that lie w'Auld prove a worthy successo Union has ever grown before. are no candidates, who aspire for thr i YS-TiMB-ltlp What made such a change in so short Fr turday, July t ill t Stillava. . Jii|_ office, from South Florida, while in n al- lo Frunkr^.Ntayts of Pensacola, lhai u time? P otato«, ready for the rrurkrt lt-tli inclusive. ity Judge J . W. Perkins of DbU nd, U whom 1,0,10 ('oul<1 h»vo *><»er. at the right i Tam|>a l* enforcing the pure food time. — W. K. Sligh. in f4 e 4 4 « e e e F « e 4 4 4 very active^ and pcraisU-nt in gi Ming hh i Lhen when the name of R. J. Holly ol «1 law* and merchants who m H f«*od supTrad« sman. name betorp the state, as a candidate fòt Snnf°i'd *»» mrntion«*«! for vice pnsidcut NOTICI •J • ---------- -----------------I fli,» and r«taurant k«*iieni who do not this office. South Florida has also tht instant approval was given and be wa* la III» CltroH- raen, JttdlrUI X'irntll n-*«l-i». la »»d (cf Srmlndr Cees«/. la The Tampa Furniture Manufacturing '“'rWT' (n ‘V ~ " ! ? T U ' nf Honorable Braxton Ik-achatn, whp w4 Iike wise elected iiy acclamation. NT tWesrr»7 . . ^ ,<U . . . IlkhAeWoodbridfr, cxrinpUin*nt . iì 'T * H E NEW HOJELf NEPTUNE Company ha* recently b* »n organized “' ’T f/T1' “ yi ^ r1S,?"th F,c: pulling no string nor moving any p< g t«. one would think of di*i|>en>inB with tl do. T t.r o |,a ei t i l t c i •** -* . ibh ^ ]'* '• will «(Ma July 5. «toiler the m»¿in the Cigar City. The capital stock of PJ , ’,“ htd »t Orlando valuable servicer of T. J. Appleyard ol attract .attention to himself. Mr i(cai*at of Mr. tad.Mlit. Dc*pltn<4 at $100,000.: $ 100,000 •p,r,,'rl »"r,rr RvotJ KWO hpa,th nr»,in . ,h ‘‘ lih+,t>' i f th ‘’ **'l , "*T^5dÌ7 ............... ’ . . . OntoeertMib- i< ' ti iff Beacharn, however, has been, and is, Uw Tallahassee in the laborious office I. the company has liecn »set formtrlx owners of Ho««I OctplsrtJ. * • in every «section Two Indiar.., k H* men ot large ex per k l■ fly, fl>* :l" e tico of Florida the laws j *> ,* ,w ' ¡ • Dsylons's finest snd largrit SoixL secretary, after his having ffllrd it at advocate of certain meaauna for the, Im­ of «t«»* «»tukd1 saw» 1k»t A .« , or t t n a “ b< ttterrrer.t terme r.t of !! This give* • W'lrSolf ikst iFm provement of navigation in Florid, faithfully the past - twenty-three years, rrce Ip furniture,ngking are at tlifh ead ' ' 'lS:ì Ives stri r- J 3 cuúln* servie* will be fiist cb >s. oí th«* concern. . ' . hx alth «mditiona •bou Id rrec* m lv •tsl* at yiarids. sad tlwt Lis raUtim la T a fid he was re-elected by acclamation, streams, and the building of hard sur­ unknmra. and that asid d*t*mUnt U c«rr th* *’ Rooms with prtTsit b«rh*. Every ' tloo. The scMtrlng cf fetid u*pi II« S *1 BM r.f toiwlx-nw*" 1fcnlnJtws* jrtsW « toil! • I«toI* th*r* 11.xr«i la axes ^1 sad tk»t‘ Is no .1 ’ , , ’ »f* of faced roads in tins, state, th at put him as wera also J . W. White of Jacksonvjil * . roout ha* Sa nena stow.* B* sir ’ ^ C_ *. a mptter tl rt n t i r t lie tin lin «ItM lj, |»n«,n la --------*»t*J na tho bl»(f on a cornet tor. * way ahead of any v^outicc*! candidal« aa treasurer apd J . H. Humphriew ol Eau Gallic's harbor> lighted, wWi h a tch e d , and it W he that I« r e s t fix Tim wit! roe*« your blandi (bervi ■9 I . Bradentown as member of (he National for the office, either aa aet out in the electric lights at the entfantFrjurirg tite.- q , , inland t j I, r- r; nt or res«I Press Awiwiation. E vary body agreec X » ^ rt,Ui ol com pì rompUtol t*»j and auk columns of the Tribupe on elsewhere. dark nights of the ihoorC'*, T his, is p rs sr.d o ti.m In «old rsus». M Mond.jr ito firn di of t**, — Mr Beacharn has made a success oi It was the In-st meeting they had evci g n a t convenience to vernal* calling at * l SnxnatMr, A. II. I tIIS,'M i Kiasim m « Gazette. .»aid. a l a t o l i «flUrt ISA” ! _■» tifa so far; he U moral, rcljqku», honest this point, as well as to the yachting fra­ IY U fuMhcf ordcxod tho* tku ordtr ho poW ufccd .i and kindly—and more than a n lh a t J»e has ternity. Oh thf north side of the en­ «ih» s «c»k far eifht ronsoruUrs nohs la Saalocd llcrsld, s o-«.p*p*-f puhluh*d ta soid ioun■ sense. He would make an ideal governor * —■ ST . JOHNS R IV E R T R A F F IC trance is a liglvUiouM* carrying a red t]r sad (tot*. . a id if the littleness of trying to run ^h* light.— Eau Gallie.jipte In Fast Coast Wlineo* le* hsnd snd adirisi ■*«] ot Ihi* court The St. Johns river is destine«! in lhu «ih «lsjr ol Juljr, A. t* ISIS. D A V I D SPEER. ProariM*. governor's position, by sections jn .th» years not far dislant to become the great Advocate. » M. HOB1NJION, Ulcrh Circuit CooTt, Osar* Cauaiy, riorids state, can be gotten over and the atat j Brj rry Q\ trade through Central Floridim ìn i)------------------ -By i t a . ttMrinJ. v. r , u Ittles i Ias down ri un to In the ikn pur|K»e mirri ni « of nf electing *>1ne f Ir\«x am .. .> » *n • sc s . ’ ~ M 1111t uro A Usrrydsir, SoUriler* lor Compie from u far soutb as the Great Lake that At a recent meeting of the Chamber; ‘ *. K-TW4U man instead of a. politician, he will be now 11« hid within the 'G lad «, bringing of Commerce in S l Augustins definite ' • r. ’’\ ■« À m governor.—Sentinel merchandise to Jacksonville for dis­ ■tepe were taken lo induce the Federal Expert Repairing o f nil kinds I I la Cisti mí ih* Coasts Jodss. SUM ml nule» ------ 0 -----tribution by rail and water to the n et Government to transform the Fort res­ aroEsUtoot nem o i P K Rsehto , OrsMTC-mit,. * ervation and the power, house site, toG ET TIN G T H E DU ES LRy .> -» i- of the world. To oU ( redHoc*, Least«*, D4s<x1htstoos SJ>4 sU | Alseadyr-deapita .aballa»» aad - hya. , grthsr.wlth ihs intervening .JiteL J.ran t. 11 " T he fuU u«iur$rf»o of ' to Uc c Hn t w k - M M E s - B w * 8 Ue o L acriptiona, as adopted by the Ocala rinths and the undeveloi ed erwlu and into ■ national park to be maintained ; S a n fo rd board of trade, might solve the q um tion riven, th en ie more than 6O;00O_Wfis and policed by the United S t e t « Gov........... ........................ .. that ie always confronting the New of fn igbt bandied on the water from ' t ~m V Gài- Board of Trade and all other this city to Sanford. THE SANFORD HERALD Smyrna commercial bodiea. The "«tary la” development of the j;j C A P IT A L I SU RPLU S AND P R O F IT S $ 45, 000.00 Peoples Bank of Sanford m H m m m s m m m m m m m m m :W ^ f y nQou l W ^ j nm ^ytB^oU»Ajn U fKAAA»U»VAAAPLAKAKjntjnxjuursu r a Jf. x V A Y Y i N A A A xN s N A xN A A A s N A xN A A A s V A xN xN A xV v A For Future Happiness ALL AROUND FLORIDA Sanford,-Business College ■L I [ III Sanford Business College m-- I !IF H AN D B R O TH E R S M il ; i ! I A. H. C R IP P E N & SON , *: D A YTO N A *.BEA C H riffln* i tgqMpflm mÊ & ! Theo. Schaal ii a - Jeweler THE GENEVA HOUSE �. / THE SANFORD HERALD E» 8. 1913 )A A A A A A A A A A A A A A LOSING OUT SALE! - •. Ori Markham Park Lots • ,, O N LY 2 3 LEFT For 3 0 day* only, commencing July Iii. $10 buy» * lot and $ 5 per fhonth without interest. * V ’: * ; P R I C E F R O M i S 100 U P , » Don't miss this sale. I t » the opportunity of your life to get you a home or make money as investment. Special prices on nice homes and lots close hi I am • posted qn city property and can five you the best prices and best terms. Sec me before the advance. H. GARNER I 1- - _ 1’ • — 1 NEGRO KILLS SH ERIFF And in Turn in Killed by Angrj Mob East Sunda) Morning DR. 1W i W. E. HOUSHOLDER DEN TIST Ruom* £ J 2 4 «lisi £% |*KV Bldg I "lì Oil ** 4 1 S A N F O R D . F L I) K I D A Shcriil T. S. <*herr\ of t'tav county. Florida aim »hoi and killed l»> Rietcue Smith, a negro, ut \ ellow River Sunday D R . R M. M A S O N Morning, the negro later being cultured 'DENTIST1 and lynched b> a mob of infuriated efttnms: — .... I WaiUtuOiUvs.. ^ )- 11» Sheriff f’herry, hearing' Tflal W r * * 1' ** " ' Iding wa.» going on at siuurt ami llam ' son’* turiwnlirte »till at Yellow River.* started for that pplnt, ju re mpanted by T H O M A S E M M E T W I L S O N j one of hi» depubi«*. A» he ri ached then? he met the negro Smith, who, * ATTORNEY AND COUNSEEU)R armed witii a shotgun u i walking down AT-LAW the road. Sheriff Cherry hailed the Lair Hiait Aitornry hrvrnlb Ji*dèctal Circi»!» ol [¿egro and asked: "What arc you doing Florid« with that gun? Wait a minute. 1 want finUrnrrt. Sanford «nd Svlvan UU to see you " The negro made some reply, and tin' aheriff h it hi» buggy and started toward DK O. (ï. B U T T the negro, As he neared Smith, the DENTIST latter took aim nnd fired, the toad en|tiring the sheriff's side, killing him in­ (Hflie Nowell ntlilding stantly. , — SAN KOKH. FLORIDA The deputy, who was armed with n I 6 and Nlj 7 K»t 4 UjI * laeavttl • Addition, Uta 7. 3. 10. II, 13 13, II. IV 19, 30. 31 1ail a J, in M Sanford 1(r 1f hI•, lail IT i'htp|)*UV Addition, LoU 1«, 19, fru < h*mwir. AtJdiiiun, Ut IAJ li« VV ISO ft. hd »1 W IS J*. (.«-t Irfil fi| kw S .li Irei 1 h,®p11»i1"* iddìi »«ary1xjH L* l>2, 1. «vI »nti N >14 Hof I*tl ftl li» W J üu It td «U ^ Seuil» FanÌdfd, I nt II _ X Y. I . L m U l®at« 7, N . __»,_^ _ AU ____ * O-a-U'. » S m >™ AjJanm, All Scarto Aiidltjpfi, Ali StrnllietU'a Addinoti, i,-t n Hami t A.IdUian, Lot <• lot Z _____ ., lo t» -. . ¿Z^L.___ , ........ -lot j . » — _*_-L ^ • tot» f f t ___ ■__ __ Sanford ll.l(hta Enta I, Ï. A, 4, U, 6, # and 10 __: __ . Sanlord Hri(hU, Uda U, IO. ÏI. I ï*. *», zv. so, at. iz, as, it, 34. Sànlord H, ijhla, lad* 4Z, 4«, ho .^Sanford ll.ybu, h>u 61 to to, lm, 4Ï. 4», m. h*. e o ___ Sanlortl ll.izhla. Iota 71 to M it, »1 ht* SI Sanford Htijhu. I.a. 00 to on .*■*nlofd lit 4 bo, teda *7 lo IK! _ Sanfoftl’llrifhu , Latta HH to ]|l _ Santoni tic -ahi», lew ll&to lìti In* tluaivr, HZ to itS), U-H U’\ 126, HIT, HZ. 113, 141. I 41 •«>____ (.«werit an. U.i. 1.2, 4,4, 5 . ___ •••<ffrle* ». I».IZ —.<iMirpdfiwn.l atl 10 ____ <ivof(rln«n, latti tirortetown. lati 7 All _____ ___ _ _ Furr-at i£,he, *IU. W. F t« .u i. w r Leavitt, W F Muller. J il M*.k., Mr. It II MscllLO I> Vlrrrer, Wllllrm Xîffrrt, W Ulnar' Mlhifl. t>. IT Mf>t«rh, John \lri*ch, John Martto« M 11 Mahan & Pf»u Mark*. L l( Nfvft, Mini- \ i * Mr» v I • Seliofl, IK N#*l, tuir rolltf, l agton, n. I* r»rk«ftL J, fi EftHi*. Miry lUgadaW, J. 11 Itapdik. J. H lUXKllWe J H lUfwrfaW. J H IUg»tal*. J H ltag»dalr. j II lUtf*dak. J II lUCwaUW. J tt u »h « i*. J h HrihinJtMl, J a• It*’} a' i iLlt-l fl». 1 ___ lUvtl. <t HifhariUiiti, J > r , S»nft r*l Manufarluting C’i>. Sanfuttl Manulari**ring Co* K»a«6*«c* rh«**« 154 .s«nfi»nl Manufacturing C'p. revolver, startl’d in pursuit of the negro, fWM 41 j but his tevulver failed to fire. ‘As the I 'iV1* ! flews of the tragedy .spread, tt po»M SM formed nnd fully one hundred- tutm, D R . H O W A R D I I .'^ C U S T I S headed by a pack of blootf hounds from VETERINARIAN |Highlands, started in pursuit of the ne­ SA Nr ï imp tt-ORlOA gro who wrt> finally captured. He was^ k V**. !>«*• IttaJ Unii, Si «y* , taken hack to the scene of his crime and ; R««i*«« w* command«d to take n walk down (he , road. As he »l«rti>«i, fully one hundred G E () \ D l f ’O l T E S gun» ami revolvers were find ut him. the bullets riddling his lmd\ The at gry ATTORNEY *»t> COUNSELLOR *1 I.AW mob ilu'n »urged around the d< ud m gro and 1.1» ears were cut olf for «mm-i ir». Practice in State nnd TMl’ral ( nun* Mbit . Smith. A.J) fWeh = r SfthlïirlUL,VIrCIof Spat kman. Jo» II „ Lot a Hib'hfd If® A VV*t4'f Wulk® Lo _W til Hy Suitofil \\ ttif Work« Co. „ AU n nr(it Ko| 6 _ SanlWtl W itr r Wufk» (*o. Lot 5 Schr>*Hlrf. J, If L i io __ Srartt. S I* .Loti I, 3____ - - h* tut•<»!!. Cary Ireetfrlovn, lauLa 4, 7 St»« art. M M Nh »W A.iililDm, Loti I, «i tib* at l VV»»iUriiiun Ad'dii non, Ld l-i Sditilora I I r l.ia. U t » 73, 7 *. 137 Sb> Mr» M I lluMnaon'» S y n r ) . l>*»t 39 Tn tinto. H I • f a»ji(,»cir» AdtLuon. li<( L!t Tf»1>a J W \\\ \ Tt-r^ill'ir* f. J 1 T»rmil|i#fr. J \ 1Stl ft Th* mi* f W *» A VV* 7 h* tIlfCity. VV > All 1hi r?*r VV II Isti Iti Slurry < Kerry wo» one of Florida » (infnOT. Woodruff Ktdg S/i li foni Fli». lit... A M -t », V. lu 1 hum|i*vn. * i ^*î - * Irlf. t H > 1 s.< .H liter Section» Of The Counlrj- Trying It With Success ........... W time " be s)ient .lltuell 1 h*s ft* r. |» ( , 1 VUels« 1. 1 1 1 Ufn»r, 1trill JT Mat diluì d, l*ti? 2b l(e|ioits from the »cede uf the crime are) O n All V c g e t a b l c s 1 hum*». It. N Ihiilm Addtlluit, Ul 1,2 Th®word UP not used a t 1 nkiuiTtri that I very thing i* quiet, hut the >mgroes, 1 Gat rfrttrwn. E)i 1'nfti <mn lAll G Durine tlienc hot tlaya it u good lime L* n gartl to thè Intermittenl vocuuni prie fearing further tpuible. ate ki epu g H O T E L S t pki »un Sfttr* Ail »III ini, U>l î»*i l i.H ii * un . ftfandtf *1'e AdiHtlnn. 1a»i 25 et“ S of prtcoollng of perishable prcnluct> consider the mailer ni preconiing. within «hxir». 1^»*».it«.»ti All ìr+m uj) There was al"<> cor S a 1 fiklie* ot tFie preeociltng of our phyith'id bi’ftird «F.ipmrnl 1*.l lift E U K O H h A lV P L A J V . I nkn.t* T h e tin te t'ily l i n u x lui» b r o u g h t jilka. however, but the prCctoiliiig id »idirnhl fall! g in let i lunule m He 1 Itk»... %, Ih * Aliatela anu oatvia a iu ti TO lari a 1 hkiiuw i d o w n t h e h i g h c o s t of liv in g . O n l y S I . 0 0 r lettuce and celery during the »hip- »iii||M-r. ROOMS 71 c i n t a ; 1 rikfit*» ti I »*1 H llll PRIVAI I IIA1H. »IV I»! M I>1 KSON tier w eek 1e r t i n lim*»l ( a i d e b o a r d in 'Ila la ague in H > | tilled t*fibe It 1 t<k»•* * id I* It. ng aeaauti to far away market» JA C K S O W II 1 1 . 1 I.A. t.l . 1 1 fik I-.J» ti "'•-e D a r k e r » H .t f 11ia • t h e c i t y Florida u away liehintl tFie mia » m tt r - t a t e i m u m . re. < "il n i»-n VV 1 nki.tt •n 1 Jkr * ■ Vit in . t.i niutter. T e la * and California t: e.> \pril J'uli m t(.i matter .if pm,tie >.1 I »ikfu>*t' 1 iti I * 1*|A 1 »1 1 • 1ill 1l 1 1* 1«Bit A 1 .»1 < 1 S.t 1", | 1 tlkllt'Wtl olen a march on us and even the apph line», lay» particular ftre*» upon ilu i u iat i a r.ii t » I t’f. 2" * I r kltfHfcn Ltsineas of the far riorthwntt 11US goti. I decewil y lor prvuHiildg |ladl.' it logical •••* IS fa. |1. Ill Wild.Alt' <2 1 t l tu w’ H»i‘P*ll * Vibi Vii unirti'tot a h e a d of u s o n t h i s p r o p o s i t i o n 1 • va» I n t i n t i I b r o u g l t o u t lie. c n l i r e |,...du< mg 1 -,1 »,..-. -*» ' * i 1 . * >* N u t i u n u l L e a g u e italici Id 'w-* >*nfuf11 1 »1 t Ilklini»II e v e n p r e c o o l i n g h e r c a l , h u g e un d th>- t e r r i t o r y Hu, ftanford. 1a4 41 t tikr.ua ft Allowing c l i p p i n g f r o m t h e N a t i o n a l H*« Vinfpgtl Isti l*i 1'fikritmii 1 k* i •». Datiti * V-1*1 'it.i 1ui l U r n I n ItiljilriR a n g u e B u lle t in d escrib in g a d e m o n N4 * V«».Is » «• D Due ilu* < H\ nt sa iifn r« l and u n ro lle e le d fur the h nr IUI1Î I ’ M ltf*rr\ i» •*oli«'tnr»i£ n » n I••-?-!<i|• ^rfftion o f l u t e d a t e , s h o w s t h a t F l o r i d a 't • t" \>•Vau^hlt. \ ils’. hytnt b e u p a u d d o i n g if s h e w i s h e s to lor 1 h r FlofHlii l i r i m t h alni S h i i q o 'r « T‘ >U II» »M AS.s KV.nE1' \kh*l S 7 'N»Dtf, J I III I H K I I I It 1.1 »rs h ! 0 fl i Vk«lar* f I in* a hUtr vviiic (jr^uui i at ion with i’ p h e r p o s i t i o n us t h e l e a d i n g c i t r u s WvlIling>,m \.|«| !»•*« I VI"Inn, It 1 1All 1" Atl^n. I J lir.i«li|uarti‘r> at T a i n p u . I IrF.rft-sl V.jf! 1All I ♦ \\*MfUl J IWi* I’Ult and v e g e t a b l e s t a t e in t h e I ' n i o n . I ut !" AlU-.i 1 . J WngM U M l-t 14 VK (• r -rrm 7-fx trii! h o w m ivti f t s s s l m s t - l i 1 ; ritu’inul ifrowwR .mil ►hijif «th in AMriiJ*#. ".Tnltfur.l V M I f f 31 WllilBTIV W I kt «r i.¿ - \• Jj4!11i,*i, ---- AMndgr, V. w . v.l . t a n ar* » n I # • r • • T * • 1 ti. M i ? n r v a f i i i a A I* ur p r o d u c t s w ou ld a r r i v i ’ in th*- n o r t h H*c f.a-MM£ï*i» J —f j*»i, vv*i ... w ir rn m a r k e t ^ if t h e y weri- p r e c i s i l e d 1 l io n a> it d eni- w i t h i p j c » 1iun» of im| or <»#■*ifg»i *i» 11 r "f i Vk «,T1 # ■».f • * 1*-i > \ » %•Iri i»tun L i t . I «j A io ls t* .»" ,. t • I rk'%’ +X 1 V V »ill Mr. I \ II lilt», t It .tVlli h e question of l i i e n e g l e c t of k e e p i n g *41,11 *' r e l a t i n g t o lt.tn»| o r lt i l io n W jl. , 1 s n ■r I •< i i •s* 1 *j"i N1j "! 1 lilt-» . ». It \ »**rf an Sean* V'bE I *>* ft Ml ¡ur cars rp-io'd while tin lh** road vmutd |fiirilrii»’® inf handling thf fruit* and v» y- nu»-, » h cj<ijr K iiftf- r I IJ»? *2 I *»( • h »1 (J T Vo»4h(T 1 11 II.t.U, \t II practically iliminut<sl, for it duuht •i«hl*f erodui*»^i in Florida P If f I 4 *|.d *11 . I..i. : imi \ /». »• . * I * l l. a r ’l.lt F u nu* (f'1'i AiHiie*. 1*4 i Homi, k f.i ui if they would need re-iemg or si The Florida t.rowers and Shl|'fa*r> Hruml* AdAilu h X ì fi ls»it M » I S » N-» I* ' (V o tfs tlflMi, 1 I • < i *•' east not more than once nft*"r Iteing pre- Lsnigue i» to tiie .tiilc wl,at n f>tmirtl .,1 lUtlAf.l - \ 1»fM HrrrOmn K(iy 1dru* 1 A i A lliff inilqn, Iraiih, I ■ta'i* Ileg111 ' ichae I -m VV»*• *»sU *d IV| ■ooled and put into an innl car here ut trade ia pi a city. It lias nothing to do "f IsOl T - **tirrHsfi V.1 » S nldr Ilf tsar rudr l.rirtfelnat lute • 1 • |t*fnidi • 1t*ït‘ *• Vit f i» i <1tint. S 111 rtailn VV with itic marketing of friyts and teg ianford. 1 k 6.1 » HtiblUwrh - >Mf *’► } *• DenNi A * i»rk •t*«»«*’ - I" •h* lit* Id 4s*ginu41il it» 3ft South Sarifiud, 1 o u » i" etahles, but will be of all assistami’ \ \ lark llmluti A i 1 1 * *M 1 II W ari*I 1>Ufl fttUlh Dl i he V'Iaiii* 1 I We have not only lost a great many f hapjocll ■ Addìi»Uft. *11 leid 65 W Hrniofi. U N E rufnrr. run VV lits S 4To it ‘ara by such neglect, lint under the liest établi-» but will lie of assistance to nil iWniitfn fi W Nuni ft Sd*«rfii-r•1. 1a*f 1 E 1ftA ftN 470 fi tn lv|mninc Huufh Haulufi| 1*»l I’1 1pfitun, ?» VV It«'¿Lit f .15 rbtlfis I! *ltd M3 rii* l»1« ,N i III” If »I w rvstinvnt with our preoent fariliUea we legitimate marketing .igeili les slid to tin 1lb-fit f 1" ft. «f i art 2ft Ufa lj VV I *•1* **-» r*»M E frit rbaiM«. S i f t 1 1 « t A nd A ? » .I 1 ti , 1«4 1 firntuft 1» VV -lit*iIt* VV tri» rhaili». S I I t r htm», annot hope to » » . ur celery and let- growers throughout the »fat* Eia 1and A a nl " •• 1uta 2 A 1 U-n?nn> I r W ' • i l i rhalü», I*** W J l .1 i alin i It I» a gissi tiling l'u»h it along | >'* Iami A « ' 141?» Il I 1 Lice parked bot from the fit Ids in the M.iAifi VV II h* gui t t %ripaifu E -»I H* g "k *, run E | th. St'« I X •* " *»at»»* M l i t . hama VVt»u <|p « eltgrator cars that we are now unrig Sanford »to,old »bow a largo n >it ■< Dr «'Iky. H-r i I i l i lit» '•• U «»idin f 1 .*-»*» j r f o a I I i hr■•11* y lien 71. U *ftt f» if *V -t 4r*»*g I .*1 * . * arrive on rbnrket in the eimdltion and ship. *.*■ > ( g l tu rn T . I « *' » . * I . h»I *■r, Ilu ti* •«til'tiiii V. s U.i 1" tiring tne price litat they would were 1 »ih* an, ' » H H- VV J!»it |*«rt lit »* (t*U| 11 H| far \a*«g) H l«*l • • ■rtwatr«. J I s h i I'rraifttmiM \xe w 1 ih»r piff Married in Amliulanre I hey precooled, for they are not cooled i* erg* 1n» ti I ••I * onjipr, K E »* • 2*> l'uf U’I *»+y |‘i ‘ ijiti'hiin J ft" A k r anil 7imafirul Air* , tn.I S •>! Mf’DtllUfil » Alitili Mm, l id * ti» A mV Jackaonville, July 6 .— Dtltiinjncd that roog, li _ ofT by the alow penetration of the cold « VU libar « 2 , *» « h*ti{M*1i>* Addltkir». I.uf* I to 7 air frtm the ice hunkers until they are the illneiui Ilf the brhh’-to-he ihould nut !^J,'J^nVj uhn llrtfir» 11(>5 i.-rt W «»wl 190 frwt S of S K l lu .*4r»«rt. M M llulilin • AddIttùli, 1*► ' -I fn no mrprr, rtin W IMA fr#4 3§it *74» fvtt, K fîpftfl’floifl, IjìM* halfway to market and by tjiut linn tiny interfere with th*“ eulininatinn of a very t'smwon. Jw 1 f*‘t N 470 to Drrfifcfting 35 l,n*f |ltu»hr |jffi * 4 III <■r*y. Itubi M llrfin l.tîfti fr-rt aiid IHy lr*ci s ,»f NE 1" 5«) Militarne r«1«)r 1*1*1 I re at h a lt partially wilted und all of romantic love iillmr. Ifihn A Stout, nt € ohtM. Jint fiftiel, furi W !*21 j W l H Ile? fr-ad , • *o 1^*1 ID * f rirfirn. T II the ice at the North Pole could not then tlhin an*f Mr» E inner Win’ orrh wen < 1 92 , ft, S *7o fr*d Ij ’lvill'« Addtimh 1*•* 7 'ravfarii. n J |U( h IbJfi few-' W- naf I1*" f** f ,n o| I Mr lisi Is « noun * >uivi y 4 < !*i • V V 1 4 •■store t l i e m to Iheir original fresimi»» I m a r r i e d in Moulton A l\>b * in I uj.i \ E ri'tVfMPf ruf VV *2 1« ' " I " I» Kul-i»MSSill * S'»f »* J; * 'a u I (r* f N i f- fsw-1 •ml m II Hence they are often more fit for rulli I ykali rduy at riism l.y I tic F F |l»4 il* .2- I VV ft’.d t" (e* ' •f S I |(lii.|r,s«tli - '-•if *r | lark. VV |»tiirgae in the north when market con 1lard, while the velitele »mod * ■ ' l.i> 1 ** • . -fitei i ..... *fi 1 i - ' •* s . I" * II - V*l'i' 1 •la«h. vs i— ri 1 Hfl f««i S /!"».*• W ...... W — 1Su f lililiona nrccHsitate such a measure andjtw w o F,,r»\tt, and Ita, - 1m *'Nia! f f tif •**F» 1. vv «'*»' ' t ..| S '( f - i . * n VV , •. *4. Thin Wlift Ulitlt ni l»1,l - * 7 f' 4 never, under any circumstanci’S, riiu'h ôf NI 14 ») VV _ ’ ' U t • t« the consumer in the fine condition that ftlruiiMftt wi-iliiiNRfi *- vi r MiLJTrtfiR h I . ni S W , .1 ^ , .d s vv , Vk I V» ft ,.f • !*■i (■*ii a A*H'r ft" , M b r i , I a* r* J u r k h i m v tile. I l u n i i R ............ . tii«*r.> ' * • they would %tre they precooled. M*fin «t ,nU . f I ..I SVM, II I *Uf> A Addìi »* 11 I *d ’• •tashfortl, S E N‘ VV . run ► 2<V| fl *» IV* hinlufd litichi*. I * 4 - A 16 A good prrcoolitig plant at Sanford tujil»* l« y u f ?«m 4 i'o l m if*«- ail I'uhtit • J Drigt** • H .M •»" n w ‘ J m (t. » i ‘>: ti »5 Ld <1 I Uflfr», I", H |i* * jii * 14 " j| N I.f VV rttflirf ill the E j would be.the beat thing that could hap­ vfthiL* tht* Kroom stood bnidr hvr, h* Id V 2 Exlw.td. II V V Kt»tdn*un< ,B Bvirv), I t !»id A T l* t.f N * V V of SW * uf N V V 4 . rttil S 3 JO Soutb Sanford, I*m ■ il abd 13 pen to us. (?an’t we find a way to make in« h«*r hand. Justice U illuni was also I)»»t». T ft. 35 15ftfl. E 7ft4 fl. N lift Ur? W 2M h 1« IV ( »« *ff r(bill, I*»1 ... . . . . IHrharn. W ». 2 Mi » olliml Dennis Dr «in at SW rornrf of E 11 of N VV '4 Dd 2 it happen? From now on we are going mside the vehicle and the legal witri »*» jmnK 6. 30 «•f SW ' » o f NW * run S lv » ft. E t i« » f f ft o « n , U*l 4 la hi t S ' to be up against prrcooled products in to the tnarriuge sti*od at the door 204 II. N 17« ff, VVVS I ( itrwkf n, t*i»| S S 1 4 o f b E Va o f ."'EM o f S W i . i a* n * ■ 0 Mark*. It. II JUMilifitfti'» Addil4 "i>, l **4 lb ——.»—-------—— - * Itati«. Wo compelltion more than ever und our uns 4 1 r»f SW ’ 4 of ih r S# 4 6*( S W • 1, h a r 7 Oil $tt<**d«U h i 1*« IU iHrklM. W M fiil.riat ir< S ! nt S j ad s| *4 nf 22 40 D u m V r. hai 1ad 6, 7, «, 9. 10 I MrkIn®, U M prrcooled producta will sutler in com­ A MUfft lu &u N W' ‘ 4 5 «t te* Iail* 6 «ncJ 7 Ilk kin.. W M 22 40 • parison- Let ua consider this matter 7 !.«( b - ri • f il.* M . •*( SW , l> 11 c ( 4,fl t ftri», Ju# uh 3 a m i of i This letter wo» reccivnj bj ft Si nfor* I L*«»n. J , I * TO ShS/.f M A I M l*£rt 4 IJuimfltm, t hat *nd aeo If we cannot find a way to ar- clothing denier from» an Orlando ei s- Koilff, S t ol ..1 »»:>, sw i, <ha|i|w.r. A «E t 1 1 k »i i, bd 37^ V 40 Urikiui t.. SU?» I U» S* "f I"I 1 _ . Forr4*f. 1^1 tom Plbh it. tomer: It t o . I ni mat»h . . Q t o f p tftftn. L*d ft , FsirrMli« Tom itesi n. _. . »V rnfrii 1 vf NVV' 4 nf >1.14 In California precooling plants are 7 00 All liun rjkaln«, W tu II* F* 6 ftft*Ffta, N" "Dear sir the close came to hand to­ Eurtt^f, fia vbl Vtrikrnv ill* A ir. ü alunf »i n» tu S lina ledi 3 %u*U established in some coats by the rail­ day A An1 no good A tall to me I toll ail N£|| ill SID, Saer J l E t " l»^fln IAri* 3t I, it <Krih®m, F, W. roads, acme by private corporation« and you that if they wasn't big mens air* (inmlin*. fe M ntfig ( idly« a. K»t 3 Thr NJ^ *»f tftr N t-, nf th* 8 K*| uf f t rtvrh. A V ( »worc*-to»r, I Ad 4 some by the growers themselves. Is they would not do me eny good for that ( SWi, Iasi* 7. «. » u»„ i Al«*i *hr Tsift: t. , S W4« Ir« tha? |-ar* lad« «.7 . . . . Firm h. A V not our community Large enough to is the way I always arder by own rli«. ^ E' ,‘ u M î f» A I ! > and h « .710 f*rd a )L*Sm*r>n * A ldilion VV 1| o f Lad 5 support * precooling plant? Surely if big mens size is for people who ha» a r,r.*o, T T— — *»f I E u ti at t.l S’ WV( erf N W ', n * tand A ( o l i i». I a»t* ft7. ft«. Uf HÜÜ H 21u fra ». 1. 210 t—t. N 210 H 4U 2*J, «3, M, «I - . -w^ . ^ a small place like San Benito, Texas, stomach the kind you sent are for mu. (;r,h.m. rr.nh fft*-1, \i 2 id fe^t, and lr«a, b«fln 627 IB 00 .S*nf«ffd IlflihU. I. t 43 fr**? VV t,f W »id* of ft*rrnfft A t* on 1 75 M U . Hmith'fi Add lion N \i H 75 can have the advantage of precooling for who hant got any stomach so what will i j}^ - J- ^ * *— N *n> id Goldaleuti« av%«! •*» . * tu Nl I 70 / M . M . Smith'« S 4 of I aK 75 corn, tomatoes and melons, Sanford do with them let me know by ret art lt*4iy. k » Imr *n ik,n, W 100 fr*t R to N »-•!* 2 « no / Sanford l IE fb U . I. u 41, 41 ... of field*! fn Av» E |00 («*1, and 1 45’ G triwr'i Additi' fi t o i 1 could do so with her much more valuable mail or i will s<’nt them back next wens- ¡¡Lim^iv t: l»*a 1 .* - t E of NW rurtiftr, 21 00 Esiliarli llvigkt«, ljot 72 2 10 ru 5i g. * h J fa*t, W 5 f*»t, ('kippcl!'« Addi' Un». All unplrdi«! lettuce luad celery, to say nothing of the day I rant get into themA tall If yt>u ’ ct 36 N *40 ft*u^ t0»ginning ____ 2 »0 loot« U . U _ __________ résulta of pur grope. 7 00 RaroIerf * m ’V Itafftfl **Vf f« a! : " rornaf of NW1* of 1«U 13, 14. 20 . hant got big mens size let It go Si If yoi Hu»»r>i-F»rk»/J i^nd i .. * h W ' 4 , run !4 2 10 fe»t E 210 frri, N G 30 1*04« 21 to 30 >M 27, 2« , . , , , ■. . * ||o»ifd*l‘»fkfiftJ I^nd ( o. C. M. B E R R Y . 2lOfoot, W B10 fa*« 36 t B0 1 . Howtli fa n ford, I ah t .... ___ _ have onJy »«na Ibe co»U ana panU i . Han, M l____........ ....... H»gin 627 tmî W pi W i d* of l>*nrh Sauih ftanfard. Lot« 3, I» .. ..... ...... 2 30 Got «r. A » • ’i ______ don't rul’d any ve»i now I have founr At# un N <f Guh .*» «h!» IMS cl Gt.iiU ,nroii|h A»», 4 20 South K«n/«fd, Ut* 22. 23. 24 , 4 •• i 1 50 South Ssnfotd, U i II - __ m■ N 1to. N t 0« . ^» ti <n. W 100 ll PreceeUog fie ce eitfo ll; Demonafrated A old one that will do if it- fits me So let llstl. »r»nk Rto N »hi* of r*oif*l**" ,*oi !*■..#j .- 1* V uOft 16 ft 40 ikivaf I v# ’ * E1 FtUOfi C»#ftrfttfi«n, I ot A 2 t0 Mcar.U - .Isolai». Uy ^ U n l P 'l ’ fc tt I n cl NE11 • , ii<>g»<i. juiks . -» * - - r ■ An event of considerable impoitanc* me here from you. > 4, rua E »0 Iw4, 3 liO (e»t. 5 50 Lot I JL U --------- :------------------ i Hunter. W.Jb , Truite» ,- ire. F, ] 4ulrlt — I Alt 2 I 40 to the produce trad« and to the public * • Ilnrley, t«w N“A14 fcisu}. • ___ . I 40 iu*< r • d*r4 -a lA»t 7 lk,in st Sit c.,rr*# of Mt , ol SW 1, in gctkdal * a a the arrival In Jereey City, 21 bo ft A C Distinguished Visitors '"|!iu, 2 *"^ MelUnv IU Blerk 13, ZS of N K ti, tun i I. *2 lm. K lift !*et. 1 40 Among the distinguished visitors lier« , ¡mot. tirwn . stemilwd“. AdOuuw, Loo ta.it Erie. on June 12th, of a carUt ..._______ 16 N US Itet, \V"U&let< 10 K», ««i*« •! * aX U *t f -50 * Munr-ffi -Ji E Iltf** ntnc st ititMMlMt *1 u tk# : lewTftt eAJJttW ter »- • a,- to m a to « and ern* on the Fonrtlr w trer Hon. L, € . LENeaH itortaifv. x r - ' ot 16 »0 lolita €, Î . r s tri. H», «iti.I, H K Lot Lnt rf-WE'H e P K E 'i pt « » » J ’’ * ' _ _ _ taioupai ahipped from San Benito. end daughter of Brouksville. 10 50 M ‘t. run w ta » srit A»». I 5 40 • IU. line ut l’srk A/* >a STlna li Y T ex., oh the border line of Mexico, and from St. Augustine were linn. W. A »lawkina, Virtotis I t > SE tUnt « n * la tettaninl 36 S Z l It n i U t l i Holly. H J Hefln .*«0 ftet WUil El, «et*, run W lAita 4. 3 . , ■idn* y» H***»* I * consigned io 'J o h n Nix & Co., New MurWilliart.s and wife. Mi»» MucUil JobhHfi, IU«« K J W f , . i f t ! " T« r «»*> U t , N U/.h;n%ro‘* Sur v«-y B#-f J*mrr,r*. A York. The car was prrcooled before liams, Harry V o ^ g . Mr and Mr* h»il eof I Ad W ftS ft 5 flvH t id lt W » «.4>i S «0 2 10 rhilptii, t HrU* fl . i I shlprornt at the plant of the Intermittent Perkins, Mbs Marguerite Prrkm». Mu* Jark—Wi4taHy own, f wt H YT— ---------- r 1 1 t M ’ fltm .T A Iteetn it SW romer. run E lt&* tett, 41ha|pman Î Ï «0 Ginn, W A.* Agi in t6 Turkrf , I /d | 16 | Vwcuyra r e c o r d in g Co. Of Texas *t Mtii.WsrwfcK endYTcn. F. Noble Tsl JrtfrrtMMI, H- w ._,W 11 U t W 7 00 8 ZZL» fl HZL dt«i S'rirw Addition, Ijid 34 Jen#«, H L houn and wife. Those from Kisstn.n.n j on^ ■ ■ ^ _ t San Benito, and arrived a t it* dwtina! 40 fret artieri > G«ortfto*n( lad 3 . .. • «0 w .^ t >4 fe*l lxd J t& 'z L v 'M & 'r . v ili 21 V tlon with contents in unusually perfect were lion. AitKur E. Doneso/i, J , t> '. /«•«*• •>■ « —7 W V ______ M links_ et he»*i 0:S2 0 ! rbsint ol 8È 10 U l’ntrt, D. -------La* rorntt Lot I F » - • N 21 ckalas lo Orifiin, S. S. Griffin. Hon. P. A. Vaj. 1 40 I*#k» “ ** M art *, N . - d«rt*.. W «2 l*l**r Ar*. Addition. l*A 1._ . » v as the first ear of green corn Agnew ur.d P. K, Weaver. LsktUnt j i i a i ¡ f & J ' t . , W 11 rhtint to • l . cl Iht lt S lint, S t ' b t p o U a l i Tttckrr. W I U a l X i i f Y ork from the waa rtprtser.ted by Hon. J. C. Brown, Ki»f. D. ZZ.l&chsu t, 11.67 rksint__ '.“V.1 * -------- —■ SAr. MnrWilllama and ntrtv returned I us can b* paid li lt » CHjr CaOartar of Um St. Auguttine by th« way of Orlando: Don mthat data tk* pmwrty aiUU rertlieTToTliKtjntTTTJrttry }X i over 8,000 m il« , has a trillage in Orange county to the south .O# ",. : T i . *. la i . i. .... . . “B I S .--- 7-^—1*-- And Better Delinquent Tax List 1 \ ¡M f - U ,. * jL ., 3 6 s 6 K a V Z if b_____ IS ^ i, K 1« Il & a 31 li 4 w 1Z 40 ia :o 4 20 T »5 Z2 40 i M 7 0b I t 40 1- • 'IW I is it aW o Æ _ Z ___ * _ ~~ -AU.--------------- ----- ■ ’ _____ - lies Precooled Would Assist Growers !reat Saving In Ice Shipping n 1» « * s ■ 1» a » 10 l a » 11 12 a » K 4 a ) p / •s 3 3 IB 4 UI 20 ’2 1 U 10 11 nl II ft 12 11 la 11 13 2 14 12 6 1 ft VI j K J i « U ll 11 r* ii K h i r n tu 2*1 I1 10 » t» : t 1 at tt 11 A t i n », s* F. If ll F « 111 4 w1 i »4 AH Cl :i uo IV Il oo 19 dû JU ou 30 14 00 2 «0 J» 2 ftO 70 10 IU »0 au 2 »0 10 1» 19 30 70 00 1» 30 2 10 19 to t 40 19 19 so so 1 40 4» OO 19 so 7 00 i» so 7 00 19 19 19 ze UI as ‘V * tl 2 - - *** « .4 * v«s 21.00 A# 49 00 ' a S»«*? ____J — __ ___ J __ [ _ • 'X ■ ' . 'Uivwi',« . l i •-C - _____^70- i i r ,« — V. .■ ,« - - , 3 ■ jk W j * * * 4* -----^ �5353485353535353532348534853009153234823485353235353480102 �«/ THE SANFORD HBJULD 1 and hear much these d ay s, he seem* never yet to have a^uirrd atiout Orlando's sewerage and the idea even a trad; of the sense of humof. that they are to dump it into the deep It is always right for a jtereon to take wells thut will at some time reach to the himself seriously WIRtt sedous things ! lower spots of Florida, either Kissim­ are concerned, but he fails to be taken mee or Oviedo or Palntka getting the seriously by others If he i* always starch­ sewerage or if not the sewerage at least ed and stiff and nolemn. Hobson hump­ the contaminations of the same. The ing about — among the »star», feeling at » --------•■«•in »ne ta in , ir**i|| m atte, seem* to he up to the state hoard home with them, according to his own ,,allh i,nd 1 am »"»'OU* «» «*e them statement, is something to delight the ^ thr mnttiT At once. If un#* * finti#in m i » « T V " >!hr 0n" If on* T fi»{I“n. “ Iw'caiKpaig'M ttT B ab lrn a for iloubtf that this sewage could travel for the senate, Nothing Hot But thè Stove “ I Im re J lis t !>ren to the Iwikery. I find it to o h o t to do a n y b akin g at home this su ltry weather. IIo w do you stand It ? ” \ u itn r: - P h ife r-: “ Oh 1—i aw. Itnt I never thought" •** - an electric ion «would hmkc *uch a difTcrcnce." H o x u n a fc : “ OhI— Yea. lie u p -to -d a te and you will be comfortable.“ ■ A C*-C Dfcb W F u w il] k —«p y . . i i w f —1 a i U »1 • era« ml Im > Uraa • « m i u U « . si aw ----- - - E v e r y T h in k in g S c o r n s Tgrn“ '»» It« t h*in j rr yha r fftiu rr' M e re I¡PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY C la im s THE SANFORD HERALD nv **/>* w i j Thè J . M. Offe rar Him ‘ ’. J *-*ffW .A fuP T«# l*eu „M the (inder'grdQhil T It Is related that a great many acri water supply of central Honda nnd on dents hapjien on Sunday and «on> 6 * and 65 r,'a<* almut the action op have the notion that they happen l>e the subterranean streama. In one place cause victims an- on the more on tha H apys "The quration of possible cot,-' day. # Such a conclusion is hardly rea frumination nminutinn nf si... water .. _ I. . .through L i is-« . . . * of the supply sonable. In view of the fact that Sunday sewage wells is worthy of careful con­ la of nccowity the ordinary holiday o sideration" and then goea on to txplain „the week. the wells itf detail and the action, of »There arc a . few others in the course aewage disposal. This matter should of the year, but the regular and recur be taken up by our citizens at once. ring holiday of the week la Sunday jfi OFFICIAL ORGAN O F SEMINOLE COUNTY— TIIE GARDEN SPO T OF T H E WORLD M an aker «3 Eaorle L. Ovington, ihc noted avialoj,.lives in lb *, ton,.^lil his state of mind is “ from Missouri.” ___-r *trr-« :rzr%'iK » fm w iiff i twmm . IN SA N F O R D . S A N F O H L ) — L if e Is I Y m th ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS... .< Living ~ '« FLO R ID A . FRID A Y, J U L V 'tl, ) I S 13 Vo lum« V * ■- - New Game Laws For Seminole County Dads New Steamship Line The State Of Florida Coddling New Baby For St. Johns River He wanted joltless performance on his auto, not •: jargon of p ro m ises. He wanted cold, scientific jfacts—not persuasion— before he bought shock absorbers.. , - ' ... - He set out to get facts. He devised a machine that recorded vibrations of an automobile much as the seismo­ graph retards earthquake shocks.» *•> „ Jf ' G t m c A n d F isti ( T o m n iis s io n c r mul School, uUo the Agricultural Kx- Commissioners A r c H o ld in g ing. As the inemiMT* of th«! lt*H>k Company Will Be Formed In made thut beyond any other single fac­ |»*riment Station, Eitensiop Division,, Will Be Appo inted In That day hundreda of thousanda wh< Circle unit vis Itors are so e.v|art with Important Meeting» tor, the People-» Bunk of Sanford was A hew Weeks hor Local and a ( iraduate College. ~ thmr mss Ihs* they found little difficulty The cost of living continue» to interest are ahut up in factoriea, In office» of one A Few Days the greatest develo|*er in this S4"ction. This W e e k This catalogue also contains certain Hiver I rallie Line in supplying a large number of the iih*.«the United States on well aa the rest of kind and another, are free to go out o This device showed the vibration graphically. At its meeting on closing the hooka intcrceting dnta on the extension de­ Irig words. Mr». I). L Thrasher, how­ the world- The »tudy of the whole sit­ doora to get on the water, to breathe the for the six months past, the Hoard of H e w J - a wa Will Protect The Came partment, embracing correspondence Running his car at the same known sl over the uation leads some to protest that the pure air of the country, and so on, anti Msny Matters Of Moment Are Be­ ever, hud the largest list of correctly To Put On Fleet Of River Steamer» Directors declared the regular semi­ courses in agriculture, farmer»’ insti­ same of road, ----------stretches -- - —------ ----------* without shock nbsori T s unu »1111 HUppht-d wuriLs and urliclre, receivinJ and with A nd Fi»h O f Tbit State And middleman is not to blame for the ad­ they take advantage of it. It ia onl> ing Discussed Now T o Save annual dividend of fqur |>er cent and tutes, women'» institutm, agricultural And Give Sanford Service And natural. . _ ♦ them, he found out through graphic lines drawn by the the prize, u tiny china cup and saucer. vance In price and yet one can hardly ' Fix The Licenze (■laced $3,000.00 to the surplus account Time In August train, lxi>»‘ corn rluha and girls' garden Batter Freight Rates vibrations of the'car itself, that J. M. Shock Absorbers Human beings are animals In one After the summer picnic was over escape the conclusion that between the of the bank. That the present surplus und canning clubs, etc. On the rpli of Tmllahaaaaf, July 11.— An act of the were an absolute necessity to comfortable motoring. salud—course was by ... M ukkw grower and consumer there is an inter­ aenae and they need the rest and refreshSeminole county dad» arv doing a a -----•— —• «served . . * * . .-j That the Clyde Line and the railroads of $13,000.00 has been earned and Bf>recent legislature provides for the bien­ faculty and . officer» sixty-on« pt^woni gqod job“ of nuraing tho new baby tuul •MclL.Whilnri. and Mabel Uowivr. mediate w tk a -rt,. n ^m a ivm L, In-prise cannot give Jianford the proper service portioned within the p« t rhrrv^jr a r r The eltirt line» »11 their own -story.The dafcr withnial appointment b y thc-ttnrrmerr. oMt are luted. . Although- tho-- a«bool was are obliged ra cfpvote «owraf days out of from their usual vocations. That there The member« that Anally amounts to -* good deal. n L”" of the circle present in freight rate» has long been apparent retlecta much credit upon the present in UTeproduced direct from Mr. Ovington's communica­ sta te game and fish commissioner, with established In 1SI05 there were forty-aix each W«*«*k looking after the infant's were Mrs. Cruse Harne», Mr». A. I*. In a letter to the New York Times should be far more accidents in number to the busi item men of this^ily-MiMkall«* management. tions, the original copie» of which are in our possession, _J [. th** ropital or eLsewhere in the graduate» at the_ Iast commencement^ comfort: —Paps' Woodruff ea|>eciully is Connelly, Mr». May Dickin«, Mr». Geo. a writer speaks of cabbages not salable on that.day than any other is almost a In testimony to iU local character, it exhausting all other method.» und argu­ subject to your Inspection at any time. N o » that the , , atnte, und ia to receivr n salary of $2,600 and u total enrollment of 322 young men very solicitous about the new baby and L. Sjirer. Mr». J . W. Speer, Mr». H. F. at wholesale at $2.60 a hundred and matter of course. There is no theology is interesting to note that more than ments und entreuties alike being found need of J. M. Shock Absorbers is indicated even on Com­ with un allowance of $600 a year for from twenty-one state» and foreign for the post week ha» lioen obliged to Whitnrr, Jr.. Mrs." D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. being fed to pigs while the retail price in it one way or the other, nor any need |>er cent of the stock of this institu­ unavailing it has been definitely de­ monwealth avenue, Boston, one of the finest boulevards countries. travelling nnd other expease». was 16 to 20 cents a head. He reports of insisting that that is the way in which walk the door night and day and neglect Samuel l’uhwton; visitor», Mr», (j. F. cided to «turi something this (nil nnd tion is held by |*eople in Hanford und Irava in America. • The student activities include liter­ I t is the duty of the gauie and ILsh In Chicago that potatoes were sold at Providence takes pains to warn mankind hi» own bumnen n great deni, but all the |Smith, Miss Altre Caldwell; Mr». I’- J flu.» "starting Minrthing" means that a tiiun ten (a-r rent by non-residents of commissioner to enforce all game uml ary und aciontifle societies. Greek letter county fatliere an: in love with tiic litth- ( roghun of Ja.-kaonville and Mtw Meli Write for Booklet F, showing the seismograph IB cents a bushel while they were still Of the danger of a cheerful way of spend­ Ihs'l of new river steamers will be put tiie slate of Florida. fish law», und to apixiint game and lush Iruterniiies, Young Men'» Chriatiun cherub and say that regard I*»» of the Whittier. vibrations. sold at retail at 16 rents a half peck. • ing Sunday. The hunk recently cliwed contracts u|N*n tin* river run to Jacksonville und wardens in the various counties to as­ A.vsociution, gh»i club, orclwntru, ath­ time i««si .g^. him they purp<»*e to »••»■ The question ought never to have been Whatever may be the conclusions to •he local merchants will take .»tori* in for th*1 constructing of u separate safety letic icwociutlun, tic . sist iii m in the enforcement of the unnl that he starts m life under nu*st atispi Vnniher trofie) line be drawn from the additions In p r ic a lT S “ !' ° [ th* ™ . r k quoted In i hi.» enterprise and many of the interior vault, il» well as a complete refurnishing A vary noteworthy matter in the cata­ ciiiu* circiiinslance» and win I*- they want law». Tin1 commiMnioner is under u Si Augustine. July 10. • T II t »s. . 111*-»* will take Slock ili Ib i» ent* rpri»* 1of their banking riNirn anil wfieri this is between the farm and the city kitchen, kitchen ^ ri,,tu™ b> \ ^ K in d e r of Christianity, $4,001» Iraxui, und the uumIcilh uijb-r logue is a complete „outline of roiir>*n in •<> g*t lurn everylhmg n*s'*llul they will uiohd, Mite **1 III* elnef prollini*.r» of lite it is evident that the question of distri­ whert He asked If people thought that installed lute in August. The Peoples thut promise* relief ( oiirw« in Old and N« w $200 bonds, 'llie inunt\ wunlirv i> llible study not buy any silver»|>oon* for him. but tin y interurb.in (ieelric Imi* la*Iwi«.|t JitiK bution is one of the greatest importance they who were killed when the tower o Hank of .Sanford Will In* eiLstly el) tit led I he f*rop*v*ed trolley line that will I n * charged with the enforcement o f' llie I'estanient History; the English llible will gel him all the nerreiaitips.of life. O RLA N D O St. Augustine, re- ••uilt at »otue future ditte ÌN*tw«*«*n San- j to a place among tite ornaments of the I aunville ... ami. ............. ......_____ bus __ just ,, W h y is th e soda cracker today In the problem of living. The Inquiry Silosm fell were any greater sinners than as Literature; Old and New Testament gHmo und fish law» in his county, und Tite full Itoard of cotmiuwdnner» met |turneil from a tinsiness trip to Canada, ford und Kissimmee will prove a good «tide of Floritla from an architectural is made at once as to where the house­ they upon whom it did not fall In other such a universal food? m ay lw iut»isted by dejiuty wrudenA und ••reek, und the llible a< an Ethical and here un Wednesday and lite enntire «lay and lie re|a*rls that work on tin words, such things aa the accidents of wives’ league is to be found when the l*<**ler lor tin- iml*|N*ndem Ime of lK,ln* f view. Religious Guide are offered at the uni­ aherilfs. was consumed in looking over supplie» struetion ol tins electric railway field for economy without affecting qual­ life that are beyond our control have no »teamen* and t frlundo ami KisNiimiu»* When u fine is collected for violation versity in the Young Men's Christian mid (lie building* s.maille (•** ti.,, o*.*. **iiimnei..'* m it,, ni ar future. ity la so apparent as in the difference in relation to individual conduct or opinion. !iti-init»» ni*ii would patronize the »team People ate soda crack ers in the o f th«1 wild laws the wurden is to re««i\, Association, for welfare vvi.rt in mills •>r ...uri bimse It is the Idiot who rocks the boat and Ih** fotirlh al I hlitui,In \\ hile it III* I'll.. I k lb* la M i I *stitilli.1* c o n price that attends the progress of food • r hill* 1111*1 t r a c t i o n Ini* i n . - I Id** ra lly , — *M 'i.il sellleinelils, |..r «rvice. Sund.it thnVi- fourths ol It ll be Inis furnished they who take chances on trains and llisho|* bits I suited will told days, it is true— b u t they till lb*irti* bl.sk and >>f I he (man. icrs wl.i t i u l u i n g t h a t it i- t h e i r >.tdv >alviitt*,n l'erha|*s n,,w bere in thè state wa» lite supplies from the beginning to that end evidence r<-w|M\|isj|,|e for til! COIIVK lioti a ln«i|s and the bk< ONLY AUTHORIZED BOTTLERS OF jump off and jump on when trains are III* I It V h.lll w ■1. v ins|**.|o<! are lun f in* I . i p r i - i m r o l l i l i ‘i |n.| I ourth of July more * Mtho»iiL»iicully of their journey. n r* tlu i| i.g In igl.t r a t . » .11** \ n..w Mitt, tin adv al tagi« l.cr* .*|V. r.-.f .il bought them from a b arrel or If he doss, not furnish stu b eviili nn f.. moving, and who play with fire and do .Iflll .it 1!.. III. •> ...m, t mi­ s I \ ngii-l Ila* I "U“i tu ' •lei.ratei! Ululi III I bulli*.tw, alni **igl*l It is stated that u fruit company sells various other fool things that lead to the r e c e i v e s one fourth of the f.nr und i L. Si*» I. In* •>*l I»* llie Is.., t|||«| Mill* I in . I* filili. Will pr. .1*1 ld* -I upon h'ii'dred |s»,p|e g.itini.il t.. enjoy thè - ’ hilf liti J.|e fit t a la la box and. took them home in a II,* ilei* |- i i. 1* 1,( Ime ..( t* .itti* r- tr>.in bananas from Central America deliv­ purjwmo furnishing such evideiiie r* delightful winter ehinatf ..| Hi.rnbi. |*-r I hc I'n i* l*l*>* i more numerous accidents on the day of day » sport». .11 ■I t l l IK* t*ef suppuri t- *v .illaidì to 't i l t I-Sslllll ered at the remotest cross roads at three ''.infortì I*, f.i. kst.nv ill* Ii.l« long !»•* n ii.itting outdoor r*-crt iiI ioils the y* ar mont h. f li* W * II.m i.*< t ed v m um-half of the fine. paper bag, th eir crispness and rest than on any other of the week •a k at a '.r ta l limili I. tir IM•turbai line as p ro p -e tu i talk*.L ■*1 in ti.n * 11v nini o.hiiv hs\e *—• Ili thè foreniM.it thè pavtlluu wa» for a nickel, just because the company (OlJlitl, .III a*i \illi(«t^* Vbfill'll f fit If|raf|tt| I ljrn ia m for tiuntlng in ihc coimtie-. There is no superstition Involved In It ' haf w ill at* ...,t t |. and • v, t t . >*. t - j. i.la *1,1 > ! . flavor all gone. •a.**l t*. -tail »... I, ., Jui, l.m |,|, |.. |t„ ■row.|t *1 Witti Mi. ri . d.iii. * f . i thè lllusIC has such an admirable system of «aim tioiu« • > ! till inon i| < * itst| j are uvsuiul, from the tsMiunce ol winch '.e a r, e n o u g h >>( Hu- all i.Ulit la-ing |aiil t*ne n| u .r le i i v lesi linanrial bu* kep. iMiug 1urnislied l.y Ila* Hall Umilierà, distributing. th e warden receive» 26 ieiits for each ptesiTs, it would sis-m thut the Florida m r e n t a l s f h a t would r**< in», tbi* amnunt of lite line wilI a r m e bere by thè middle present lime enough interest wits never l'ho«** not caring f**r dancing found intniiiiif*s-li >1 to inak** the start. Old Made Good as New MANUFACTURERS OF GINGER ALE AND SODA WATERS We have evidently a great deal to resident county license, and fl for e.u I boy I.il* but little, if uny exriLsc for leitv !.. about t I .’.no I* • . ■r a, wlue li Mr Ü 1 Uneeda B iscuit—soda crackers d I I n * ........... ., i l.|s arrlv al piali' Ilow .v.t wilt, it,*, rapol gn.wtli o| •* rv»r II. li,. I..,.. t.,,11 ing the »tat*, for a l olh-gi* i-durutlotl. learn on thia subject though it has aet-mrd , .................... ................. I have a first class harness maker now rrnidi nt Slate license, and |.1 for each P H O N E 21 soil, t lie 11 Wf .1 f .list ,. I; es with Ita 11v* w ili linrtadi.il. . I.. | - f l . r t . . | r. ir « a r i ' tiiiii'vii «,,ii uv**r t hiilnota. '»uitford. will, the i*ily lN»*<.lhitig' a ciiqn better than an y ever made before to l>e understood, yet nobody move» or *nd we can do anything In this line while iton-nsiidcni si.tie license, und tin- re Vear ’* I« us II.* • ol 1. 1|> lllg .ll a» Unii and il 11.•I tiing linli.risas-n flap I itder ti**- skdlful direct.,rslil|* of Mr. * il) < ou lull Merls tv »Ite With the liba that more tern lifts a finger to remedy the situation, you wait Give us a trial and be connrnnder, l<ics county judge's (ra., gis« n tin* five years |>ens con-trui ttofi w..rk »iti La-gin l.y il., \ \ ili tiravi^, mie In».f stul tv*,, hi.g» w* re The city I'oiinril met in regular Ni-»»n>n — made in th e g reatest bakeries t..iy will I». taken iii and thut this »•»•Perhapa no one can a c t vinred. W. H. UNDERWOOD in to the game and 11*>), proiis tjon fund, . " i i i . n l ha- not militili ni M. m u n tli burla-ened Although ( hiduolu ha» long July . th, 1'*I.'I, at 7 .'III p m i'rera-nt. Iloti will 1*1*0111 tht» full a» never Indori*. . . . 82-tf which is created by the act Any real- I J M ill*?, i n ...U .i, h J„ WiMxlni if in the w orld -b ak ed to perfection <t rv*'/wra»4'jf r j **>utu* neu-L udì Jj ng 11 . I . ' i - i i . ■*• in* t in t • an t * I»* w In r* ' V C «raraea-'rurajWijii» rTanv x».i<r»rav.. f\f-U « «it-etw state may hunt in Ins •lectioff" ^ C, u t. all. tilt t I I» tu* al * Captain HoKkoff* { « f f F J I F fiVFTfiT4* ’ ----------------- :-------------— ___ rufT. l( tig> *1* >lured to 1 •d It.g to, r> lief tr..tr tin **»toMl>,|i.it* ter perfection— kept to precinct willioiil luiymg a llcens«-. b>r «1 don and U II i —I I ■< U tliut • i t . » 1li.it p r i v a l i u l l.i, ng tin * 1.11111101 be may hum unywhere in Un county in W S. Hand ili I. perfection until you ta k e them, irrn r> I t., t |;..|* l.m, now ...... which lie live»; und lor f.l may hunt any m a il bill* what used to he offered him os a here, ' ™ ^ ■ ---------------------- • : Minul*— t>( tb last mis ting read and tin- r t v i r traili.* a n d w l .d e tl,|. Itti** toven-fresh and crisp, from their where in the ntute. A non resident must app-nv.d he has gone Into the hero husinen» on his ,'tvtri** l.m s e r v i . . ,**..( 111. -**•, i low |»ay a Inertse of } I m , I . ..untv in »*• •" . l.ll.ll 1 I I, SS|liK V own account. In his campaign lo i>eA ■..e I li .,t i'.f. r* guiding ti.* ti..to protecting package. F iv e cents. . » . itfi. f t II. S. f y .......... r 1 f .t. > whifh h. hunts, all licen-o t 1... m,tt. .| Imi al,.'** Ml < I..IS |'I,||]||M come United States senator for Alabama «v p o u ..f „l it **rt*-si.it til tik.it IL I* 11 * f • .1.«•il t r .gift* il* mm by the county jndgi. H a s k . 1 a l l* i l .a » k . 1 of • the ( aptain has taken the role 0 !*»reus­ wnl* r si|| . i fi t *te w**r remi und a resolution rt* •.i •i iiiili’H i» R n n t h The o|s.|i Season is i|ee|arei| to lu gar.n -,4 tt !• mailer .*I*I*-m ii.**l t >« «*f i p i » . p a l i li ,i ing the press of his state of being sub­ •i"* r ■ ■ a* imioilu. i «I .o, i f» v •aJ ,|f..| .k I . t t . 1 r .«T• m>f i t t In* . » n a t io n a l b is c u it c o m p a n y from NoveinU-r joth to I . i.ru.ir^ 2iqh p a s s . i|. an*) i ita* . |erk w ,L» lustr ili ted t o .it I* a *is loioli .I w illi a|«|»t|/|||o sidised when it is not in his favor. He . •I tí* t, 1 ." 1It Dill Ilf ii in«*rrfij4 u t * ’ liti** ^ ill t.ik»» t III* and it is unlawful to kill more than two mail a ropy l<> t li* • turv ul tl *** - t a * inni»'«li.itf h MÍt»*r i I jmmi t declares that thé preen is “knee deep in ‘ »tills •*Í t»..- I m|w»||»»ris* |fi.lt i IMM .............. di«rr, or two turt< ;. gobbh ra. >r tweritv II*.ard ..( II. alti. the alfalfn of subsidies" whstever that •billig t o o t i i 1j f « quuil, or twent.. Iiv* otter gain.- lord» p l a n t a n * . u h , t r o u t ,,f n , i may mean, but as for himnelf, he “be­ A rnrnmuioi a li.a, I. ■ti ll.* U .-i >i*|* . i-.t I* in one day, and tin limn for an o|h-o Itnpr..*. m. i ,i \.-.e ri longs with the stare." I I,*• bruit at ,t g r o o m U. ». more milea of brick streets. Ths idea Bcasoe i- i lir« • 1 i .. , r :>■ ■ • -it >i Iti 1* tri » *• ■• \ • • 1 V • Everybody may laugh at the gallant M nine foot roads for th* country is thus g o b b l e r * am i . ....... ....... captain but he seen nothing incongruous t found to be the real thing and now that birds I I H i t i»l !I M M in rating himself among the loftiest con­ Th«re is no o,u n u ..i >■ i 11 Budget of Opinion “Just Be­ they are found all right in a crowded ceptions and associating hlmaelf with llmg engiii •r Mi . ' ti>fld Vnr | . t 11" ~r city there will l»e none to kick on them NO IN T E R E S T OR TAXES FO R 2 YEARS ted fa wn, turkey heii...in.lioM.ii,. i,. . . . . . » a » itc-t i , a t <1 I* . .1 m a rt Ii was I iayed l>. Mis» lletnl HHu*. liti* n«*cisvsury r ■.1*1 o| ( , . , , 1. * -v il. ' tha idea recommended by Emerson when oll I uesday tween You and Me." c o u n t y f ritiu l.It aa country roads. Nine feet ia enough owl», crow», lurks, butcher turds and information h it.*.| '•nt nt >-.in it h. FRO M DATE O F YOUR CONTRACT - t Anticipating a grani tittle the gravs. and after .tin* ceremony, Miss he laid down the proposition that we iiih I l iir tlid a y **f fr.*.|oin at any stage of the game. .Kngliah sjiarrow s are not prnticted. I lls litiv* t o foil*iwu m til*' at, II* I! t'ofne flangin' Ati ordin.ince m itili) un o r d i n a m i Is a»»* nibh *1 «.ul. nml thorough!* Anqi* Mrowig.-iiiig should hitch our wagon to a star. Per­ neun |m*o ) i|** and Ih r ■*|■Ir . 1» tUtJ.1 uful lo uhiMit on or near a baited providing for an issili of tsViid» in Hi**( lio n " I f 1 1*•* tn o iit.la in will Arenn' " o f . s*..| tinniscivi» pluving gumes and haps, though, he rides a mule on an Ala­ .oh e u l of tti*. nt w .O m , t EVEN IHE GAIE POS! NOI IN II S**mOdd. or id hunt game lurils or game am »un* ..I f,■iii.oon mi f.ir tl purpoN* *f M u f' onn -t t t.**ii M ..Ii ,in, t tine ol the ttiosi ,.n UMiig featlir*»* of T I understand that the city election r m a circuit. r young |s..| l* .- aiioi»*.incuts, whlli forttierlv i »r ii * g. tt.. t..i tnaknt'b'iglit. gll tl. 1 I,** III*.UI t .nil ' Itti* 'lay w a> I to I-Ml ud*' thr«.Ugh tiie lundihg t l ......... ..*1 . ling a n il I i w l n . , will soon take the boards and that the " I'b ' !>• «*| !• • ' J.'VC.I ir,. riiiMinligtil Captain Hobson ia an admirable citiI . ol Ml«, - l a l l l . . w >||. 1*1* I T h e salary and expense of the gallic Iloalmg Indi i.l.Ninvr»' of tin* city of Sun Mi L.iitzuiinger i> in *, ,1. tit'.¡i»t* of a i iiri.IxT won i n alni men. 1 ru tó la , v* ),* i* Ui*, l u i g c »w** p A CM al la A m a n t Ya Taking Nat«» line up will be entirely unexpected and xen and a good congressman. He was not lli seilt IUI* ut for I •■*).. and f»h cvHntnhuiioner arc juiynlile only ford, aii■i a'ltlioriring und *.rnp..wring life- k..vvv v * f il .1 if it j» wearing ridiculous . . -i . n i » \* t ticir ; It oiukv the «een, • ■ bring out io n » dark horses that have | succenafuJ In his work in the navy until am é ra llli, Ha ll Fran i 'E n T • ■Itlti li w it Ion it» !i ii if -Id from the game urid fi-1 . prot>s-tion fund, it w ill t,.i v > 11 . i tb la. * • « w * r» . ..topi. I. I . l.«|,|. ,, ,. „ I, f „ n .1 I* tiie linivnr of tin i i i . *.| v.*r.t*,f*| Flnr not been known Irefure. It ia certain hia eyes gave out and he haa aince been ge i ,.iil tv h.f it • •* Sa lava Sauntarer which is maintained by tin nle ■>! mini i*l.i t«* is»ue ** . .ill for at .•**-« 11 r t .t* t•r w •' 1 , 1 ' 11 • at f■ri i t 1*1 rvi g 1, 1/* t h r IS that the majority of the people want a a devoted and active representative of •le .mit 1,0* I It.llll . t ils ing lircnnc, anil i( u> provple.l il.al there mine tl,* qurslion u» t<< tin i»n iutt< • „1 tfl Ié I*»•'Hill •»f* I i * i » v * . r * .lisi* *,(« ti* il t •■r III* | fintili, change and it is my opinion that the hia district. B ut In all hia public career lr\ t ..w thn t t h e * i * » d ll,** i s s t , should accumulate in that fund a sum Tire BUE ANO GBAY K i v r r v i r w ru>nr>L . C___ »1_______L ___ •___ r * , \ trail game wa» enti tni-nerd l a t wi » ri »aid l*on,l* was read iii lull and pin* 1 •Uut Gin.In r .*r.>t . . f i** t i x t u r o and wil! l n I. present mayor and aldermen will be M.vm c***rv r(tfr*.p in rtu n* w in CXcrna of $6,000, such •\c«tss shall he on it» Hurd reading und ruin) |aseag** la* linci...»1 u j .iiT 1...I..V ut ti.* no. tu.v llie I. an.» ol I Ivo do unii I l.ultiolu, b u l satisfied to step down and out. Two MU*« rtarik. liken. N. Y. ■^Trara«. M l*»« Hack, dl li*t< liie r a m l **i ,. I**ti v. ,r t ' ol lk* IttUnJ ri»» , »7 paid into Ihif»cliool (und. uliuroloned for tin* nn'ea ochrduled for Yea, T. J. Miller. L 1. VSoodruM. t t to Ite fatiti, if ntiìctall ..itti* tirsi mi» tu,g U tilt'll wer» t lio ro uglilv rnj. year* in office usually give them enough Ykawra Uw teats al Ima U n Aad i * oiui to old O ra n g e us she never cun an Ike k________ Aa biada* ml Ike m n gr»«« , Hie aftrenoon. These were most exGovbgnor Trammell has not yet an- Woodruff, S. itunge, II. W Herndon InAugusl. Me»»r» Hcnki l. l.y man unii Is present and thoae In power now are no exception Ailaawi ara tke Ike raaka ru ù of Um dead r*<hl*«-d of the h onor of Icin g tin* bun n o a n rrd 1hi* ap|Miintment of gnme and und W. H. Underwood. No. none l>*wi.» of ih«* Altanumte Springt* erwiion to tha rule. Aft••) the game* ami songs delightful *'•*•1rk. but all of the prizes were nur­ >i« tM w Atka a «ad rad and and lk« Ik« id«w. t county. f „ . 1UT* Ik« Mem«»I d«y; fish commiaalofier under the provisions Passed. wer prikivit al t|ie inreting t ** suggi-M u •tr**»hmenU, colisi»!mg nf crram ami tured by Hilly Jacob's "Illusi. " Uadar Um owa, Ik« lltua, ' un furti, tin* new county «<ut, lias Uad«r lk« «ÜMr, Um (¡rar. I hc ice cremo and lemonade stands, o f above act. However, it is generally Moved nnd seconded that a bill for votine (irtcfiH f at Aftumniit** ami ». r* T The safe and sane Fourth Is coming ..ike w**re sirvrd. wiiich »a» crrtainly .di* I regress hy I* up» anil I m un,'* in m charge of Hodges and Jncnlis, proved bdioved that he has made up hui mind givvft a n*»r*ectfui Mcnrmg by tiu* iM.nrti iI5.0U (or seats in the park. I*** paid. Jppr«*ciute<| iiy t tl«* yollflg |**»ip|p Tk«ra ta Ik« roti»i • el «Ion. to Sanford and I would advise the dealers I list t. w y*nr*s. ami the riti/* ils of Tko«« la tk« i loom of limimi. |M>pulur resorts throughout the *lay th a t he has made up Ids mind us to the Carried. . ' All nf thfN g>iithnttn rt tuli sbort tali* In fire wo ks or shooting crackers to de­ At u Iute hi'tir, »ben no furlher exruae AU e l lk Um bollW-blood ( o n . progne» i ve ijilv deserve all of Hit la ÜMduali W «Urmkjr man for the place, but for some reason Ke|N>rts of tiie Treasurer Chief of anent' (hi* iwji county ami *•* pr*—s**<t sist from buying any big stocks of fire coniti ter* found for proinnging tin'ir »tuy. ' il timi i» r u n m g to them for Un ir Uadw lk* «od «ad Dm d. holding back hia announcement of the Police un<J Sanitary lns(*eetor read and iheir cotifitlciice and 7*»te**ni in ih«* n**w Waklae tk« (wdcmanl d»jr; all bado their ho«t*s*M n miai pleosant works or shooting crackers, for next " i l » , l i a r l i l y wan profusely cle**Uadw tka laural. um Dii», Had Hoad« in St Johns » • rountt «itti ita i flirers unti Uutr-d that aippoihtment. In fact, he has intimated ordered filed. Fourth, because the dty council will good-night. Uod«v lk« « ilio *, Um Gray. ■i rat* «1 with liags uml l.iuituig Tiie Returning from un auto trip to Sunsome time ago that he has made up his Recommendation of Hie city engineer th* if j.fttiufi jiurpfKM» t<* |*ult fnr u put a kibosh on them aura. They were TI kmw* inviteli uml who wer»* ('MiM'lit rrom Um *1l«w«« ol st:*» ts clean amt inviting ami tiie crowd, fui koun ford Hon. W. A. MacW’illianis ami fam­ mint! as to all his appointments. Those il» to the placing of five rutcli basins was gn »iter ÌMinifiole. The honrd ailjourncd Tk« d «ani ita mou ni «ri n , •ere Miss**« l.llliun ilerring. Ruth not much In evidence but the way the 11* re was a lug crowd, most orderly, Leriaefg lodai wttk t r a m . ily and ( apt Seth Perkins and family to be made by him now arc shell fish referred to the strret committee. t*» mn t uft.Hin tpday. small boyi shot them off near the theatre ------ 1 Io« lk« frl«nd «od U» lem: happy nnd ch*»*rful \ft**r the i.uritd** Hauti. Ruth Kolwrts. Ad. bini*, iliggins, Ifadw tk« «od «ad Um d*e. arrived home yesterday afternoon, sat­ «ommlssinner nnd game and fish cornMoved and seconded thut llie street and other places where people were con­ liougliu AUrnatliy. Amile Whitnrr, t • »(Making by prominent orator» Wtklag tka judgment dagl mirationcr« foreman «hall work under the instruc­ Jewell Dinkle. Ilazel Haliti, Mary isfied thut the trip wa* strenuous nnd U a d « tk« M . Um DIim, gregated made the old folks shudder To wy five roe a dish of Hook Cirri. If' rn the |iiaua of tl*< |Mi|ailiir Hunfurd Uodar tk« HD««, tk« Grey. hot. Owing tu the king drouth tin* rouda tion ol the street committee, and »hull and there were many Incomplimentary Peers hlrDougall, who has held u |<osi•use.attention wa* lulled to tiie long (inni» », Hi-len Hurnl, Mrs. tiro, |). Mrs. M. It. Howler wa» iu>»t*-s» „1 tl. 8« »Ith aa «q«at «t4«ndor were heavy with sand und tite muchinca remarks made anent the small boy and Watson, Miv* FIÌM*rta King of Jackson­ tlon in the office of Commissioner of re|*flrt with the prisoner* each night to Hook C ir'le Turaday afterniMiii Tl.* t.ibhs on the shady liiw*n on the margin went on «trike on the homeward stretch. fire crackers. In one way it seems like ville: Vi viali Sj*eer,. li utne ltiini|>|i, RunA gricu't’ir» I as l>een aptiointcd »*^-re- tiie Chief of Police. Carried I In iilltiful Lake Mourn** und th(«M* Oa ÜN b W o n g bloamlnt fur ili: They were stalled (or awhile in the vi­ Moved and seconded that the street mendiera *>( tin* cifel** ami visitor» joined a shame to deprive him of so much Joy dall Chase, Frank WtHxIruff, Joel Field, tary in the office of game and fish comt he Jnrdt.-v* on n 'summer picnic, nenr th* •allies wire jtt»t groaning under tlieir cinity of Pellircr creek, but eventually and yet they are certainly a grand nuis­ raioncr; Will White, vf Jackson coun­ committee l>e inMructed to place six •ads nf "loaves und fi*he*r,,i a* un old John Murrell, Harrold I-ong, Tennie overhanging rock* of u quiet lake, fn ance. • . worked their way nut nnd pushed for new lights, two to laplaced on Sanford Denne, Roliert Deane, Griffin Herring, i \.ty, succeeding to Mr. MrDougallV posi­ .g-hionisl ft»h fry was line of the huppy Ice Cream, as it is to omit tke ortlrr .tu reach the picturesque #|».t • • • homo. The roads, usually frozen bard Heights und bulunec at auch otin'r tion. Morris 8(M.*nccr, John GaitH-s, Travis Bw wImm tk« «mnraw nlU tk. features of the cclebrutipn. The weather name—why do you do it, when tarara «ad Md tl graia, at this season of the y^ar had thawed points os they may deem necessary. Lite party enjoyed a car ride on which j Gaines, Osborne William*, Zeb Ratliff, 5 In the absence of Sanitary Inspector -N ” • wllk aa «miai murmur fallatk \»nlÿ one accident, to n m<*mb«.r of tin* j win |M*rfect. It*sci*med like it was so hy saying POINSETTIA you Carried. ,,Tk« eradas dría ai tk« retai Williams thia work will be done by Frunk C uoi|)Im*II, Phil L. Moorii; cha|>- during tiie midday hour, hence the pull T h e Stale University Catalogue party, marred the pleasure of tin* trip .1n.'lereh for tiiis s (m*ciuI ocensitm tk« rad «ad Um d«w, Moved and seconded that the bills • rom-s. Mr. and kfrs. W. W. Abernathy. was much harder than was rx|*ccted. Claude Howard and already he ia mak­ fet ao much more reel VALUE Walttaf tke hfigrarat dayt N. H. Fogg T h e new catalogue of the State Uni­ »ra «dtk tk* rela, Um BIm, In the near future this stretch of road as signed by the president, and approved From the cur window several pus turai , Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. llnrrold. ing himself felt by a close inspection of for your money. ■ It's better be­ Wm eitk tk« rala. Um Grey. versity ut Gainuville ia now bring diascenes wi n* noted with pleasure. F troll- ! will i*** shelled anti it will not l*e n*c«wby the finance committee l*c *< » all th« houses and loU and alleys. tributed. ■ This is a book of 266 pug*», cause we make it ao, no trouble, ^ Aurtlnn llridge flu b »ary to tle(>end upon severe freetes in Carried. • •* ing In thtt vicinity of the lake a very Claude aUtra that hia job may be only an d sc La forth in interesting detail, th** thrilling «•«(M-riem»* tliiuat <**M'*ifi*sl to i .M*fc.-F, I., ,Mdl*-f *M.gl.tfoUy-**ntcr- —--------;— A Jloror institution no expense, mo effort is emitted summer time to make the trip.—S t. Council proceed*-<7 To equalixe the tax' temporary, but that while it lasts He will ro u g r" opportunititfl offered to the Florida several members of the party: luckily, * ' " tnined the Auction Bridge Clulf’Wednea................ It ia with much gratification that the Augustine Ivrcord. _ _ • ... roll for the year 1913. or considered too greet in order make a noise like cleaning up the city Uadra tk« «od aad Um dee; boy» free of any cent save that of tho Uadra Gm tiliraaera Um HIim, Moved and seconded that the council however, the would i*e misfortums were «!*•y uiternoop. T w o tildes of bridge (JfuJ'le of this section may point to the and that ha knows of several very bad to make POINSETTIA tht Und* tk« garUoL, Um Grey. actual expense of living. The calnadjourn to meet at 7-30 p. m. Tutoday, narrowly averted by llie run* presence VM'fl' |tlayed. M n » . H. F. Whitnrr, Jr., Peoples Hank of this city us an institution places that he will certainly either Uke sUndard of purity and quality.’ No mòre «hall lk« war try nT» ogue deucrita*» eleven commodious uniof mind of one of the party Th** uftcr- v :m the lucky m a ke r of the highest of the peopl<*# wit It the |M»*p|e unii for M issio n a ry M e e tin g 8th. Carried. pains to cither have cleaned up or the Or tk« »Indio* rinn b« radi ^indty building», and the university niM*n outing wil» thnrouglily cnljnyrd w«-» in* , which w*m for her tiie pretty the |>eo(*|e. ’ Tk«jr Un Uh mir «ogra lorairà ' The regular biisim-ss meeting of the owners will go to jail. Claude has had wh«o tkay Uural Um p ir a of our drad! daumin of over 60U acres, the library Hi** ludiijt lrimtni»l their )*at.» wttli wild l»r lì**, n liamty whit** gauze fun. Tin Pennsylvania H ank ( lo se s At tiie cli»s«f of its seven years of cor- Missionary Society of tiie Methodist Undra Um «od and Um d«w, experience in thia line of work and he is And Laboratories, the wood and muchine Waiting Um judgment d«yi Washington, July 10. The First Na­ tiuwers on tfie return tri|* and tliey all coosolution prize, wl.n*h wa» cut for. jMirate existence,. -it wils found upon __ a churrh »as hell! Tuesday afternoon in not afraid of any one and 1 predict that Ijorm on<f u«ra (or Um Diu«. •Hoi»i,-the college farm, the jiurticiiltu/al tional'Honk of MrKrc»|>orl, Pa., bus declared tliut they had had as good a 'tunilsome deck of enrd*, was -won by ree*. Ut e x a m in a t io n of tiie bookyt that In the c h u r r h , und w as p resided o v e r b y Trare and lev« for tk« Gray. FOR SALE BY . . <t<. he will do something in the interim. It gafden-v. thft Rxiwriment Station, farms. closed it* doora. JatnOs 8. Kuhn. Yii»w- timo a* fl they liad gono to the park t Mrs. F. 3. Gonzales. .(■ . interest alone paid to the d''|K>«itors '« Gii» ' ' . Mm* H. H. 'Chnpta.ll, prraidrnt oF-th® would not be a bad idea to keep him on ident of the closed bank, U a brother of hear the band play. Tiie story of this When the pleasant game* of curds section had Iteen enriched somet ictmnL iflnc '•»ociety. After the devotional exerei** I Tho new nine foot streets seem to me aa an extra man during the entire sum­ 111-112 Heard Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Complete Information on the five eol- W. S. Kuhn, president of the cloned imaginary summer picnic was very were concluded a delicious salad course over $16,000.00. ; were concluded, the regular routine to be the real thing and now that we have mer, for it b the summer time when care­ JA C K S O N V IL L E , F L A . Pittsburg hank. Treasury official* said cleverly told by .the author,-with word* MReq and the other department* of the was served hy the hnaU-vt, whose guest* A hank of tho character of the 1’ lul I cz liikinraa wtu tr.'ii.iiirji.d, rejawtothem tho.wonder is that we did not think fulness counts tho moat and now is the SANFORD, FLORIDA uni vend tv ia l-ivlii. Tia_*u-Ui.pauiw.uu t hey would ira*»ra m at stemrr it till* afte r* miittni," wlilofr a Ill'll k'jppllftd tdlnake were Mr*. A. P. Connelly; I h , J . W. Hank could not fait to grow, represent tnatlc by chairman of committees and of them sooner and thus have many time to make them clean up. i Liberal Arte, Agriculture, Éngíneer- noon. The McKeesport bonk capital the story complete were the familiar Dickina, Mra. B, V: Whltner, Jr„ Mra ing aa it does the sentiment* and abet­ plana for various activities in th* near — ■ t (Civil, Electrical qpd Mechenlcxl), wa* $300,000 and reported to havo a names used to designate different p^rta F. J . Gonza]««, Mra. Geo. A. Speer, Mra. ting the pinna for upbuilding of lu ron- future were discussed. After several of needlevrork and articlea used .In-sew- B. W. Herndon. Mra Samuel Puleston itltuenta, .A «tatement waa reegntly announcements the meeting adjourned. . Law and the Taachers' College end Nor- surplus of $500.000. Ii THE J. r SHOCK ABSORBER CO. q A< Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. l i 1 Bring: Results 1^ mimnmiiiimHiniimniBiimiMBiinimuiBiiiiinaiBBiniMiiniiuiiummHigiiiin..... R IV E R V IE W LO TS JACKSONVILLE, FLA. $ 1 0 .0 0 DOWN AND $ 5 .0 0 PER MONTH CURBSTONE GLEANINGS '•i . : Iti It is only a matter of a few years but what all this Riverfield Pr0pCIty wUI ** a rcPctition of Riverside and Spring- Wc have the Bell telephone «ervice which all know ,a the hnest in the land, and our motor car service which gives Rivervicwpeople a 5c fare to the business centre oEJackson bett service than is rendered in many other ville, is a far far better parts of Jacksonville and its suburbs. To those who desire to make a small modest investment of only a few dollars cvci— ----- *L -with -M a positive •*• and» absolute • « certainity of mak­ try month, ingin g money on their investment/ Rivervicw offers this op­ portunity. ITISJUSTASEASY w y .ta rta a a ts» , POINSETTIA i1 s » M » t e r L f .'l j filli a 1 i l Í w JPt*L righ‘ „out bfi,,OIid Springfield, one mile beyond North Jacksonville. We have a fine brick and macadam sd'eet leading from the Post Office in Jacksonville to and through Rivervicw. We already have/40 homes, mercantile houses and varied industries. We have 14 miles of streets all of which are set out in shade trees. We have free public docks, boat and bath house», an 8 grade grammar school, and new developments rapidly taking place. “i r for inside lots _____ . __ Terms the same on all. $10 down and 5 per month. .ï , V f will make special terms on 4 lots, but not more than 4 lots sold to any one person. No lots sold to colored people. ^ For further information and literature write direct to the owner. D Thrasher’sPliarm acy r . E . H . ARMSTRONG I t- - ; J: » , t J. ''I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 08, 1913; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/31e029ca3ccefb873900a7920e01dff1.pdf e189bd51db619e65861e5aab7930b151 PDF Text Text «/ THE SANFORD HBJULD Nothing Hot But thè Stove \ u it n r : “ I Im re J lis t !>ren to the Iwikery. I find it to o h o t to do an y b akin g at home this su ltry weather. IIo w do you stand It ? ” -Phifer-: “ Oh 1—i aw. Itnt I never thought" •** - an electric ion «would hmkc *uch a difTcrcnce." Hoxunafc: “ OhI— Yea. lie u p -to -d a te and you will be comfortable.“ ■ A C*-C DfcbW F u w il] k —«p y . . i iw f —1 a i U »1 • era« ml Im > Uraa • « m i u U « . aw 1 and hear much these d ay s, he seem* never yet to have a^uirrd atiout Orlando's sewerage and the idea even a trad; of the sense of humof. that they are to dump it into the deep It is always right for a jtereon to take wells thut will at some time reach to the himself seriously WIRtt sedous things ! lower spots of Florida, either Kissim­ are concerned, but he fails to be taken mee or Oviedo or Palntka getting the seriously by others If he i* always starch­ sewerage or if not the sewerage at least ed and stiff and nolemn. Hobson hump­ the contaminations of the same. The ing about — among the »ta star», feeling at » --------•■«•in »ne in , ir**i|| m atte, seem* to he up to the state hoard home with them, according to his own ,,allh i,nd 1 am »"»'OU* «» «*e them statement, is something to delight the ^ thr mnttiT At once. If un#* * finti#in m i » « T V " >!hr 0n" If on* T fi»{I“n. “ Iw'caiKpaig'M ttT B ab lrn a for iloubtf that this sewage could travel for the senate, si Tgrn“'»» It« t h*in j rr yha rfftiu rr' ‘ ’. J *-*ffW .A fuP T«# l*eu „M the (inder'grdQhil T It Is related that a great many acri water supply of central Honda nnd on dents hapjien on Sunday and «on> 6 * and 65 r,'a<* almut the action op have the notion that they happen l>e the subterranean streama. In one place cause victims an- on the more on tha H apys "The quration of possible cot,-' day. # Such a conclusion is hardly rea frumination nminutinn nf si... water .. _ I. . .through L i i s-« . . . * of the supply sonable. In view of the fact that Sunday sewage wells is worthy of careful con­ la of nccowity the ordinary holiday o sideration" and then goea on to txplain „the week. the wells itf detail and the action, of »There arc a . few others in the course aewage disposal. This matter should of the year, but the regular and recur be taken up by our citizens at once. ring holiday of the week la Sunday ----- - - E v e r y T h in k in g I ¡ PUBLI SHED S c o r n s M e re jfi OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—TIIE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD M a n SEMI-WEEKLY C la im s TH E SA N FO RD H ER A LD nv **/>* w i j Thè J . M. Offe rar Him aker «3 Eaorle L. Ovington, ihc noted avialoj,.lives in lb *, ton,.^lil his state of mind is “ from Missouri.” ___-r *trr-« :rzr%'iK » fm w iiff i twmm . IN SANFORD. S A N F O H L )— L ife F LO R I D A . FRIDAY, I s IY m th JU L V 'tl, ) ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS... .< L iv in g ~ '« IS13 Volum« V * ■- - New Game Laws For Seminole County Dads New Steamship Line The State Of Florida Coddling New Baby For St. Johns River He wanted joltless performance on his auto, not •: jargon of p ro m ises. He wanted cold, scientific jfacts—not persuasion— before he bought shock absorbers.. , - ' ... - He set out to get facts. He devised a machine that recorded vibrations of an automobile much as the seismo­ graph retards earthquake shocks.» *•> „ Jf ' G t m c A n d F isti ( T o m n iis s io n c r mul School, uUo the Agricultural Kx- Commissioners A r c H o ld in g ing. As the inemiMT* of th«! lt*H>k Company Will Be Formed In made thut beyond any other single fac­ |»*riment Station, Eitensiop Division,, Will Be Appo inted In That day hundreda of thousanda wh< Circle unit vis Itors are so e.v|art with Important Meeting» tor, the People-» Bunk of Sanford was A hew Weeks hor Local and a ( iraduate College. ~ thmr mss Ihs* they found little difficulty The cost of living continue» to interest are ahut up in factoriea, In office» of one A Few Days the greatest develo|*er in this S4"ction. This Week This catalogue also contains certain Hiver I rallie Line in supplying a large number of the iih*.«the United States on well aa the rest of kind and another, are free to go out o This device showed the vibration graphically. At its meeting on closing the hooka intcrceting dnta on the extension de­ Irig words. Mr». I). L Thrasher, how­ the world- The »tudy of the whole sit­ doora to get on the water, to breathe the for the six months past, the Hoard of H e w J - a wa Will Protect The Came partment, embracing correspondence Running his car at the same known sl over the uation leads some to protest that the pure air of the country, and so on, anti Msny Matters Of Moment Are Be­ ever, hud the largest list of correctly To Put On Fleet Of River Steamer» Directors declared the regular semi­ courses in agriculture, farmer»’ insti­ same of road, ----------stretches -- - —------ ----------* without shock nbsori Ts unu »1111 HUppht-d wuriLs and urliclre, receivinJ and with A nd Fi»h Of Tbit State And middleman is not to blame for the ad­ they take advantage of it. It ia onl> ing Discussed Now T o Save annual dividend of fqur |>er cent and tutes, women'» institutm, agricultural And Give Sanford Service And natural. . _ ♦ them, he found out through graphic lines drawn by the the prize, u tiny china cup and saucer. vance In price and yet one can hardly ' Fix The Licenze (■laced $3,000.00 to the surplus account Time In August train, lxi>»‘ corn rluha and girls' garden Batter Freight Rates vibrations of the'car itself, that J . M. Shock Absorbers Human beings are animals In one After the summer picnic was over escape the conclusion that between the of the bank. That the present surplus und canning clubs, etc. On the rpli of Tmllahaaaaf, July 11.— An act of the were an absolute necessity to comfortable motoring. salud—course was by ... M ukkw grower and consumer there is an inter­ aenae and they need the rest and refreshSeminole county dad» arv doing a a -----•— —• «served . . * * . .-j That the Clyde Line and the railroads of $13,000.00 has been earned and Bf>recent legislature provides for the bien­ faculty and . officer» sixty-on« pt^woni gqod job“ of nuraing tho new baby tuul •MclL.Whilnri. and Mabel Uowivr. mediate w tk a -rt,. n ^ m aivm L , In-prise cannot give Jianford the proper service portioned within the p« t rhrrv^jr a r r The eltirt line» »11 their own-story.The dafcr withnial appointment b y thc-ttnrrm err. oMt are luted. . Although- tho-- a«bool was are obliged ra cfpvote «owraf days out of from their usual vocations. That there The member« that Anally amounts to -* good deal. n L”" of the circle present in freight rate» has long been apparent retlecta much credit upon the present in UTeproduced direct from Mr. Ovington's communica­ sta te game and fish commissioner, with established In 1SI05 there were forty-aix each W«*«*k looking after the infant's were Mrs. Cruse Harne», Mr». A. I*. In a letter to the New York Times should be far more accidents in number to the busi item men of this^ily-MiMkall«* management. tions, the original copie» of which are in our possession, _J [. th** ropital or eLsewhere in the graduate» at the_ Iast commencement^ comfort: —Paps' Woodruff ea|>eciully is Connelly, Mr». May Dickin«, Mr». Geo. a writer speaks of cabbages not salable on that.day than any other is almost a In testimony to iU local character, it exhausting all other method.» und argu­ subject to your Inspection at any time. N o » that the , , atnte, und ia to receivr n salary of $2,600 and u total enrollment of 322 young men very solicitous about the new baby and L. Sjirer. Mr». J . W. Speer, Mr». H. F. at wholesale at $2.60 a hundred and matter of course. There is no theology is interesting to note that more than ments und entreuties alike being found need of J. M. Shock Absorbers is indicated even on Com­ with un allowance of $600 a year for from twenty-one state» and foreign for the post week ha» lioen obliged to Whitnrr, Jr.. Mrs." D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. being fed to pigs while the retail price in it one way or the other, nor any need |>er cent of the stock of this institu­ unavailing it has been definitely de­ monwealth avenue, Boston, one of the finest boulevards countries. travelling nnd other expease». was 16 to 20 cents a head. He reports of insisting that that is the way in which walk the door night and day and neglect Samuel l’uhwton; visitor», Mr», (j. F. cided to «turi something this (nil nnd tion is held by |*eople in Hanford und Irava in America. • The student activities include liter­ I t is the duty of the gauie and ILsh In Chicago that potatoes were sold at Providence takes pains to warn mankind hi» own bumnen n great deni, but all the |Smith, Miss Altre Caldwell; Mr». I’- J flu.» "starting Minrthing" means that a tiiun ten (a-r rent by non-residents of commissioner to enforce all game uml ary und aciontifle societies. Greek letter county fatliere an: in love with tiic litth- ( roghun of Ja.-kaonville and Mtw Meli Write for Booklet F, showing the seismograph IB cents a bushel while they were still Of the danger of a cheerful way of spend­ Ihs'l of new river steamers will be put tiie slate of Florida. fish law», und to apixiint game and lush Iruterniiies, Young Men'» Chriatiun cherub and say that regard I*»» of the Whittier. vibrations. sold at retail at 16 rents a half peck. • ing Sunday. The hunk recently cliwed contracts u|N*n tin* river run to Jacksonville und wardens in the various counties to as­ A.vsociution, gh»i club, orclwntru, ath­ time i««si .g^. him they purp<»*e to »••»■ The question ought never to have been Whatever may be the conclusions to •he local merchants will take .»tori* in for th*1 constructing of u separate safety letic icwociutlun, tic . sist iii m in the enforcement of the unnl that he starts m life under nu*st atispi Vnniher trofie) line be drawn from the additions In p r ic a lT S “ !' ° [ th* ™ . r k quoted In i hi.» enterprise and many of the interior vault, il» well as a complete refurnishing A vary noteworthy matter in the cata­ ciiiu* circiiinslance» and win I*- they want law». Tin1 commiMnioner is under u Si Augustine. July 10. • T II t »s. . 111*-»* will take Slock ili Ibi» ent* rpri»* 1of their banking riNirn anil wfieri this is between the farm and the city kitchen, kitchen ^ ri,,tu™ b> \ ^ K in d e r of Christianity, $4,001» Iraxui, und the uumIcilh uijb-r logue is a complete „outline of roiir>*n in •<> g*t lurn everylhmg n*s'*llul they will uiohd, Mite **1 III* elnef prollini*.r» of lite it is evident that the question of distri­ whert He asked If people thought that installed lute in August. The Peoples thut promise* relief ( oiirw« in Old and N« w $ 2 0 0 bonds, 'llie inunt\ wunlirv i> llible study not buy any silver»|>oon* for him. but tin y interurb.in (ieelric Imi* la*Iwi«.|t JitiK bution is one of the greatest importance they who were killed when the tower o Hank of .Sanford Will In* eiLstly el) tit led I he f*rop*v*ed trolley line that will I n * charged with the enforcement o f' llie I'estanient History; the English llible will gel him all the nerreiaitips.of life. O RLA N D O St. Augustine, bus re- ••uilt at »otue future ditte ÌN*tw«*«*n San- j to a place among tite ornaments of the I aunville ... ami. ..................._____ __ just ,, W h y is th e soda cra ck e r today In the problem of living. The Inquiry Silosm fell were any greater sinners than as Literature; Old and New Testament gHmo und fish law» in his county, und Tite full Itoard of cotmiuwdnner» met |turneil from a tinsiness trip to Canada, ford und Kissimmee will prove a good «tide of Floritla from an architectural is made at once as to where the house­ they upon whom it did not fall In other such a universal food? m ay lw iut»isted by dejiuty wrudenA und ••reek, und the llible a< an Ethical and here un Wednesday and lite enntire «lay and lie re|a*rls that work on tin words, such things aa the accidents of wives’ league is to be found when the l*<**ler lor tin- iml*|N*ndem Ime of lK,ln* f view. Religious Guide are offered at the uni­ aherilfs. was consumed in looking over supplie» struetion ol tins electric railway field for economy without affecting qual­ life that are beyond our control have no »teamen* and t frlundo ami KisNiimiu»* When u fine is collected for violation versity in the Young Men's Christian mid (lie building* s.maille (•** ti.,, o*.*. **iiimnei..'* m it,, ni ar future. ity la so apparent as in the difference in relation to individual conduct or opinion. !iti-init»» ni*ii would patronize the »team People ate soda crack ers in the o f th«1 wild laws the wurden is to re««i\, Association, for welfare vvi.rt in mills •>r ...uri bimse It is the Idiot who rocks the boat and Ih** fotirlh al I hlitui,In \\ hile it III* I'll.. I k lb* la M i I *stitilli.1* con •r hill* 1111*1 traction Ini* in.-I Id** rally, price that attends the progress of food — *M 'i.il sellleinelils, |..r «rvice. Sund.it thnVi- fourths ol It ll be Inis furnished they who take chances on trains and llisho|* bits I suited will told days, it is true— b u t they till lb*irti* bl.sk and >>f I he (man. icrs wl.i tiuluing that it i- their >.tdv >alviitt*,n l'erha|*s n,,w bere in thè state wa» lite supplies from the beginning to that end evidence r<-w|M\|isj|,|e for til! COIIVK lioti a ln«i|s and the bk< ONLY AUTHORIZED BOTTLERS OF jump off and jump on when trains are III* I It V h.lll w ■1. v ins|**.|o<! are lun f in* I . ipri-i m rollili‘i |n.| n r*tlui|i.g In igl.t rat.» .- 11** \ n..w I ourth of July more * Mtho»iiL»iicully of their journey. Mitt, tin adv al tagi« l.cr* .*|V. r.-.f .il bought them from a b arrel or If he doss, not furnish stu b eviili nn f.. moving, and who play with fire and do .Iflll .it 1!.. III. •> ...m, t mi­ s I \ngii-l Ila* I"U“i tu ' •lei.ratei! Ululi III I bulli*.tw, alni **igl*l It is stated that u fruit company sells various other fool things that lead to the receives one fourth of the f.nr und i L. Si*» I. In* •>*l I»* llie Is.., t|||«| Mill* I in . I* filili. Will pr. .1*1 ld* -I upon h'ii'dred |s»,p|e g.itini.il t.. enjoy thè ’ hilf liti J.|e fittala la box and. took them home in a II,* ilei* |- i i. 1* 1,( Ime ..( t* .itti* r- tr>.in bananas from Central America deliv­ purjwmo furnishing such evideiiie r* delightful winter ehinatf ..| Hi.rnbi. |*-r I hc I'n i* l*l*>* i more numerous accidents on the day of day » sport». .11 ■I t l l IK* t*ef suppuri t- *v.illaidì to 'til t I-Sslllll ered at the remotest cross roads at three ''.infortì I*, f.i. kst.nv ill* Ii.l« long !»•* n ii.itting outdoor r*-crt iiI ioils the y* ar mont h. f li* W* II.m i.*< t ed v m um-half of the fine. paper bag, th eir crispness and rest than on any other of the week •a k at a '.r ta l limili I. tir IM•turbai line as prop-etui talk*.L ■*1 in ti.n * 1 1v nini o.hiiv hs\e *—• Ili thè foreniM.it thè pavtlluu wa» for a nickel, just because the company (OlJlitl, .III a*i \illi(«t^* Vbfill'll f fit If|raf|tt| I ljrn ia m for tiuntlng in ihc coimtie-. There is no superstition Involved In It ' haf will at* ...,t t |. and •v, t t . >*. t -j. i.la *1,1 > ! . flavor all gone. •a.**l t*. -tail »... I, ., Jui, l.m |,|, |.. |t„ ■row.|t *1 Witti Mi. ri . d.iii. * f . i thè lllusIC has such an admirable system of «aim tioiu« • > ! till inon i| < * itst| j are uvsuiul, from the tsMiunce ol winch '.ear, enough >>( Hu- all i.Ulit la-ing |aiil t*ne n| u.r le iivlesi linanrial bu* kep. iMiug 1urnislied l.y Ila* Hall Umilierà, distributing. th e warden receive» 26 ieiits for each ptesiTs, it would sis-m thut the Florida m rentals f hat would r**< in», tbi* amnunt of lite line wilI a rm e bere by thè middle present lime enough interest wits never l'ho«** not caring f**r dancing found intniiiiif*s-li >1 to inak** the start. Old Made Good as New MANUFACTURERS OF GINGER ALE AND SODA WATERS We have evidently a great deal to resident county license, and fl for e.u I boy I.il* but little, if uny exriLsc for leitv !.. about t I .’.no I* • . ■r a, wlue li Mr Ü 1 Uneeda B iscuit—soda crackers d I I n * ........... ., i l.|s arrlv al piali' Ilow .v.t wilt, it,*, rapol gn.wtli o| •* rv»r II. li,. I..,.. t.,,11 ing the »tat*, for a l olh-gi* i-durutlotl. learn on thia subject though it has aet-mrd , .................... ................. I have a first class harness maker now rrnidi nt Slate license, and |.1 for each P H O N E 21 soil, t lie 11 Wf.1 f .list ,. I; es with Ita 11v* wili linrtadi.il. . I.. |-fl.rt..| r. ir «ari' tiiiii'vii «,,ii uv**r t hiilnota. '»uitford. will, the i*ily lN»*<.lhitig' a ciiqn better than an y ever made before to l>e understood, yet nobody move» or *nd we can do anything In this line while iton-nsiidcni si.tie license, und tin- re Vear ’* I« us II.* • ol 1.1|>lllg .ll a» Unii and il 11.•I tiing linli.risas-n flap tv »Ite With the liba that more tern I itder ti**- skdlful direct.,rslil|* of Mr. * il) < ou lull Merls lifts a finger to remedy the situation, you wait Give us a trial and be connrnnder, l<ics county judge's (ra., gis« n tin* five years |>ens con-trui ttofi w..rk »iti La-gin l.y il., t..iy will I». taken iii and thut this »•»•- \\ ili tiravi^, mie In».f stul tv*,, hi.g» w* re The city I'oiinril met in regular Ni-»»n>n — made in th e g reatest bakeries Perhapa no one can a c t vinred. W. H. UNDERWOOD in to the game and 11*>), proiis tjon fund, . "iii.nl ha- not militili ni M. muntli Although ( hiduolu ha» long July . th, 1'*I.'I, at 7 .'III p m i'rera-nt. Iloti will 1*1*0111 tht» full a» never Indori*. burla-ened . . . 82-tf which is created by the act Any real- I J M ill*?, i n ...U .i, h J„ WiMxlni if in the w orld -b ak ed to perfection <t rv*'/wra»4'jf r j **>utu* neu-L udì Jj ng 11. I.'i-ii. ■*• in* t in t• an t * I»* wIn r*'VC «raraea-'rurajWijii» rTanv x».i<r»rav.. f\f-U « «it-etw state may hunt in Ins •lectioff" ^ C, u t. all. tilt t I I» tu* al * Captain HoKkoff* { « f f F J I F fiVFTfiT4* ’ ----------------- :-------------— ___ rufT. l( tig> *1* >lured to 1 •d It.g to, r> lief tr..tr tin **»toMl>,|i.it* ter perfection— kept to precinct willioiil luiymg a llcens«-. b>r «1 don and U II i —I I ■< U tliut •it.» 1li.it privali ull.i,ng tin * 1.11111101 be may hum unywhere in Un county in W S. Hand 1^ mimnmiiiimHiniimniBiimiMBiinimuiBiiiiinaiBBiniMiiniiuiiummHigiiiin..... ili I. perfection until you ta k e them, irrn r> I t., t |;..|* l.m, now ...... which lie live»; und lor f.l may hunt any mail bill* what used to he offered him os a here, ' ™ ^ ■ ---------------------- • : Minul*— t>( tb last mis ting read and tinrtvir traili.* and wl.de tl,|. Itti** toven-fresh and crisp, from their where in the ntute. A non resident must app-nv.d he has gone Into the hero husinen» on his ,'tvtri** l.m servi.. ,**..( 111. -**•, i low |»ay a Inertse of } I m , I . ..untv in »*• •" . l.ll.ll 1 I I, SS|liK V own account. In his campaign lo i>eA ■..e I li .,t i'.f. r* guiding ti.* ti..to protecting package. F iv e cents. . » . itfi. f t II. S. f y........r 1 f .t. > whifh h. hunts, all licen-o t 1... m,tt. .| Imi al,.'** Ml < I..IS |'I,||]||M come United States senator for Alabama «v p o u ..f „lit **rt*-si.it til tik.it ILI* 11* f•.1.«•il tr.gift* il* mm by the county jndgi. Hask. 1 all* i l.a»k. 1 of • the ( aptain has taken the role 0 !*»reus­ wnl* r si|| . i fi t *te w**r remi und a resolution rt* •.i •i iiiili’H i» Rn nth The o|s.|i Season is i|ee|arei| to lu gar.n -,4 tt !• mailer .*I*I*-m ii.**l t >««*fi pi».palili ,i ing the press of his state of being sub­ •i"* r ■a* im ioilu. i «I .o, i f» v•aJ ,|f..| .k I . tt. 1 r.«T• m>fit t In* . » n a t io n a l b is c u it c o m p a n y from NoveinU-r joth to I . i.ru.ir^ 2iqh pass. i|. an*) i ita* . |erk w,L» lustrili ted to .it I* a *is loioli .I willi a|«|»t|/|||o sidised when it is not in his favor. He . •I tí* t, 1 ." 1It Dill Ilf ii in«*rrfij4 ut*’ liti** ^ ill t.ik»» t III* and it is unlawful to kill more than two mail a ropy l<> t li* • turv ul tl *** -ta *inni»'«li.itfh MÍt»*r iIjmmit declares that thé preen is “knee deep in ‘ »tills •*Í t»..- Im|w»||»»ris* |fi.lt iIMM ........... di«rr, or two turt< ;. gobbh ra. >r tweritv II*.ard ..( II. alti. the alfalfn of subsidies" whstever that •billig toot i i 1j f « quuil, or twent.. Iiv* otter gain.- lord» plant an*.u h, trout ,,f n,i may mean, but as for himnelf, he “be­ A rnrnmuioi a li.a, I. ■ti ll.* U .-i >i*|* . i-.t I* in one day, and tin limn for an o|h-o Itnpr..*. m. i,i \.-.e ri longs with the stare." I I,*• bruit at ,t groom U. ». more milea of brick streets. Ths idea Bcasoe i- i lir« • 1 i .. , r :>■ ■ • -it >i Iti 1* tri » *• ■• \ • • 1 V • Everybody may laugh at the gallant M nine foot roads for th* country is thus gobbler* ami . ...... ....... captain but he seen nothing incongruous t found to be the real thing and now that birds I I H i t i»l !I M M in rating himself among the loftiest con­ Th«re is no o,u n u ..i >■ i 11 Budget of Opinion “Just Be­ they are found all right in a crowded ceptions and associating hlmaelf with llmg engiii •r Mi . ' ti>fld Vnr | . t 11" ~r city there will l»e none to kick on them NO IN T E R E S T O R T A X E S FO R 2 YEA R S ted fa wn, turkey heii...in.lioM.ii,. i,. . . . . . »a» itc-t i ,a t <1 I* . .1 liti* n«*cisvsury r■.1*1 o| (,.,,1.*-v il. ' oll I uesday mart Ii was I iayed l>. Mis» lletnl HHu*. tha idea recommended by Emerson when tween You and Me." county fritiul.It aa country roads. Nine feet ia enough owl», crow», lurks, butcher turds and information h it.*.| '•nt nt >-.in it h. FRO M DATE O F YOUR CONTRACT - t Anticipating a grani tittle the gravs. and after .tin* ceremony, Miss he laid down the proposition that we iiihI liirtliday **f fr.*.|oin at any stage of the game. .Kngliah sjiarrow s are not prnticted. I lls litiv* to foil*iwum til*' at, II* I! t'ofne flangin' Ati ordin.ince mitili) un ordinami Is a»»* nibh *1 «.ul. nml thorough!* Anqi* Mrowig.-iiiig should hitch our wagon to a star. Per­ neun |m*o)i|** and Ihr ■* |■Ir. 1» tUtJ.1 uful lo uhiMit on or near a baited providing for an issili of tsViid» in Hi**( lion " If 1 1*•* tnoiit.lain will Arenn' " o f . s*..| tinniscivi» pluving gumes and haps, though, he rides a mule on an Ala­ .oheul of tti*. nt w .Om,t EVEN IHE GAIE POS! NOI IN II S**mOdd. or id hunt game lurils or game am »un* ..I f,■iii.oon mi f.ir tl purpoN* *f Muf'onn-t t t.**ii M..Ii ,in, t It is only a matter of a few years but what all this Rivertine ol the ttiosi ,.n UMiig featlir*»* of T I understand that the city election r m a circuit. r young |s..| l* .- aiioi»*.incuts, whlli forttierlv i »r ii * g. tt.. t..i tnaknt'b'iglit. gll tl. 1I,** III*.UI t .nil ' Itti* 'lay wa> I to I-Ml ud*' thr«.Ugh tiie lundihg tl.........*1 .ling anil I iwln., will soon take the boards and that the "I'b ' !>•«*| !• •' J.'VC.I ir,. riiiMinligtil Captain Hobson ia an admirable citiI . ol Ml«, -lall l . . w >||. 1*1* I T h e salary and expense of the gallic Iloalmg Indi i.l.Ninvr»' of tin* city of Sun field Pr0pCIty wUI ** a rcPctition of Riverside and SpringMi L.iitzuiinger i> in *, ,1. tit'.¡i»t* of a i iiri.IxT won in alni men. 1rutóla, v* ),* i* Ui*, luigc »w** p A CMal la Amant Ya Taking Nat«» line up will be entirely unexpected and xen and a good congressman. He was not lli seilt IUI* ut for I •■*).. and f»h cvHntnhuiioner arc juiynlile only ford, aii■i a'ltlioriring und *.rnp..wring life- k..vvv v* f il .1 if it j» wearing ridiculous . . -i .n i» \* t ticir ; It oiukv the «een, • ■ bring out io n » dark horses that have | succenafuJ In his work in the navy until am é rallli, Ha ll Frani 'E n T • ■Itlti li wit Ion it» !iii if -Id from the game urid fi-1 . prot>s-tion fund, it w ill t,.i v > 11 . i tb la. *• « w * r» . ..topi. I. I . l.«|,|. ,, ,. „ I, f„n .1 I* tiie linivnr of tin i i i . *.| v.*r.t*,f*| Flnr not been known Irefure. It ia certain hia eyes gave out and he haa aince been ge i ,.iil tv h.f it • •* Sa lava Sauntarer Wc have the Bell telephone «ervice which all know ,a which is maintained by tin nle ■>! mini i*l.i t«* is»ue ** . .ill for at .•**-« 11 r t .t* t•r w •' 1,1 ' 11 • at f■ri i t 1*1 rvi g 1,1/* thr IS that the majority of the people want a a devoted and active representative of •le .mit 1,0* I It.llll . t ils ing lircnnc, anil i( u> provple.l il.al there mine tl,* qurslion u» t<< tin i»n iutt< • „1 tfl Ié I*»•'Hill •»f* I i * i » v * . r * .lisi* *,(« ti* il t •■r III* | f i n t i l i , change and it is my opinion that the hia district. But In all hia public career the hnest in the land, and our motor car service which gives lr\ t..w thnt the *i*»d ll,** isst, should accumulate in that fund a sum Tire BUE ANO GBAY K i v r r v i r w ru>nr>L . C___ »1_______L ___ •___ r * , \ trail game wa» enti tni-nerd latwi» ri »aid l*on,l* was read iii lull and pin* 1 •Uut Gin.In r .*r.>t . . f i** t i x t u r o a n d wil! l n I. present mayor and aldermen will be M.vm c***rv r(tfr*.p in rtu n* w Rivervicw people a 5c fare to the business centre oEJackson in CXcrna of $6,000, such •\c«tss shall he on it» Hurd reading und ruin) |aseag** la* linci...»1 u j .iiT 1...I..V ut ti.* no. tu.v llie I. an.» ol I Ivo do unii I l.ultiolu, bul satisfied to step down and out. Two MU*« rtarik. liken. N. Y. ■^Trara«. M l*»« Hack, dl li*t< liier aml **i,. I**ti v. ,r t ' ol lk* IttUnJ ri»», bett service than is rendered in many other »7 paid into Ihif»cliool (und. ville, is a far better uliuroloned for tin* nn'ea ochrduled for Yea, T. J. Miller. L 1. VSoodruM. t t to Ite fatiti, if ntiìctall ..itti* tirsi mi» tu,g Utilt'll wer» t liorouglilv rnj. year* in office usually give them enough Ykawra Uw teats al Ima U n Aad i * oiui to old Orange us she never cun an Ike k________ Aa biada* ml Ike m n gr»«« , Hie aftrenoon. These were most exGovbgnor Trammell has not yet anpresent Woodruff, S. itunge, II. W Herndon InAugusl. Me»»r» Hcnki l. l.y man unii and thoae In power now are no exception parts of Jacksonville and its suburbs. To those who desire Is r*<hl*«-d of the honor of Icing tin* bun Ailaawi ara tke Ike raaka ru ù of Um dead n o a n rrd 1hi* ap|Miintment of gnme and und W. H. Underwood. No. none l>*wi.» of ih«* Altanumte Springt* erwiion to tha rule. Aft••) the game* ami songs delightful *'•*•1rk. but all of the prizes were nur­ >i« tM w Atka a «ad rad and and lk« Ik« id«w. t county. f to make a small modest investment of only a few dollars „ . 1UT* Ik« Mem«»I d«y; tured by Hilly Jacob's "Illusi. " fish commiaalofier under the provisions Passed. wer prikivit al t|ie inreting t ** suggi-M u Uadar Um owa, Ik« lltua, ' un furti, tin* new county «<ut, lias •tr**»hmenU, colisi»!mg nf crram ami cvci— ----*L -M • *• » • « Uad«r lk« «ÜMr, Um (¡rar. I hc ice cremo and lemonade stands, o f above act. However, it is generally Moved nnd seconded that a bill for votine (irtcfiH f at Aftumniit** ami ». r* T The safe and sane Fourth Is coming ..ike w**re sirvrd. wiiich »a» crrtainly try month, with a positive and absolute certainity of mak­ .di* I regress hy I* up» anil Imun,'* in m charge of Hodges and Jncnlis, proved bdioved that he has made up hui mind givvft a n*»r*ectfui Mcnrmg by tiu* iM.nrti iI5.0U (or seats in the park. I*** paid. Jppr«*ciute<| iiy t tl«* yollflg |**»ip|p Tk«ra ta Ik« roti»i • el «Ion. to Sanford and I would advise the dealers ingi n g money on their investment/ Rivervicw offers this op­ I list t. w y*nr*s. ami the riti/* ils of Tko«« la tk« i loom of limimi. |M >pulur resorts throughout the *lay th a t he has made up Ids mind us to the Carried. . ' All nf thfN g>iithnttn rt tuli sbort tali* In fire wo ks or shooting crackers to de­ At u Iute hi'tir, »ben no furlher exruae AU ellk Um bollW-blood (on. progne» ive ijilv deserve all of Hit portunity. la ÜMduali W «Urmkjr man for the place, but for some reason Ke|N>rts of tiie Treasurer Chief of anent' (hi* iwji county ami *•* pr*—s**<t sist from buying any big stocks of fire coniti ter* found for proinnging tin'ir »tuy. ' il timi i» run mg to them for Un ir Uadw lk* «od «ad Dm d. holding back hia announcement of the Police un<J Sanitary lns(*eetor read and iheir cotifitlciice and 7*»te**ni in ih«* n**w Waklae tk« (wdcmanl d»jr; works or shooting crackers, for next "il», liar lily wan profusely cle**- all bado their ho«t*s*M n miai pleosant Uadw tka laural. um Dii», Had Hoad« in St Johns » • rountt «itti ita i flirers unti Uutr-d that aippoihtment. In fact, he has intimated ordered filed. Fourth, because the dty council will Uod«v lk« «ilio *, Um Gray. w JPt*L righ‘ „out bfi,,OIid Springfield, one mile beyond ■i rat* «1 with liags uml l.iuituig Tiie good-night. Returning from un auto trip to Sunsome time ago that he has made up his th* if j.fttiufi jiurpfKM» t<* |*ult fnr u Recommendation of Hie city engineer put a kibosh on them aura. They were TI kmw* inviteli uml who wer»* ('MiM'lit North Jacksonville. We have a fine brick and macadam rrom Um *1l«w«« ol st:*» ts clean amt inviting ami tiie crowd, fui koun ford Hon. W. A. MacW’illianis ami fam­ mint! as to all his appointments. Those il» to the placing of five rutcli basins was gn »iter ÌMinifiole. The honrd ailjourncd Tk« d «ani ita mouni«ri n , •ere Miss**« l.llliun ilerring. Ruth not much In evidence but the way the 11* re was a lug crowd, most orderly, Leriaefg lodai wttk t r a m . sd'eet leading from the Post Office in Jacksonville to and ily and ( apt Seth Perkins and family to be made by him now arc shell fish referred to the strret committee. t*» mn t uft.Hin tpday. small boyi shot them off near the theatre -----1Io« lk« frl«nd «od U» lem: happy nnd ch*»*rful \ft**r the i.uritd** Hauti. Ruth Kolwrts. Ad. bini*, iliggins, Ifadw tk« «od «ad Um d*e. arrived home yesterday afternoon, sat­ «ommlssinner nnd game and fish cornMoved and seconded thut llie street and other places where people were con­ liougliu AUrnatliy. Amile Whitnrr, through Rivervicw. We already have/40 homes, mercantile t • »(Making by prominent orator» Wtklag tka judgment dagl mirationcr« foreman «hall work under the instruc­ Jewell Dinkle. Ilazel Haliti, Mary isfied thut the trip wa* strenuous nnd Uad« tk« M . Um DIim, gregated made the old folks shudder To wy five roe a dish of Hook Cirri. If' rn the |iiaua of tl*< |Mi|ailiir Hunfurd houses and varied industries. We have 14 miles of streets Uodar tk« HD««, tk« Grey. hot. Owing tu the king drouth tin* rouda tion ol the street committee, and »hull and there were many Incomplimentary Peers hlrDougall, who has held u |<osi•use.attention wa* lulled to tiie long (inni» », Hi-len Hurnl, Mrs. tiro, |). Mrs. M. It. Howler wa» iu>»t*-s» „1 tl. 8« »Ith aa «q«at «t4«ndor all of which are set out in shade trees. We have free public were heavy with sand und tite muchinca remarks made anent the small boy and Watson, Miv* FIÌM*rta King of Jackson­ tlon in the office of Commissioner of re|*flrt with the prisoner* each night to Hook C ir'le Turaday afterniMiii Tl.* t.ibhs on the shady liiw*n on the margin tiie Chief of Police. Carried went on «trike on the homeward stretch. fire crackers. In one way it seems like ville: Vi viali Sj*eer,. li utne ltiini|>|i, RunwOayÜN.ta r ta a a ts » , A gricu't’ir» I as l>een aptiointcd »*^-redocks, boat and bath house», an 8 grade grammar school, I In iilltiful Lake Mourn** und th(«M* b W o n g bloamlnt fur ili: They were stalled (or awhile in the vi­ Moved and seconded that the street mendiera *>( tin* cifel** ami visitor» joined a shame to deprive him of so much Joy dall Chase, Frank WtHxIruff, Joel Field, tary in the office of game and fish comt he Jnrdt.-v* on n 'summer picnic, nenr th* •allies wire jtt»t groaning under tlieir and new developments rapidly taking place. cinity of Pellircr creek, but eventually and yet they are certainly a grand nuis­ raioncr; Will White, vf Jackson coun­ committee l>e inMructed to place six •ads nf "loaves und fi*he*r,,i a* un old John Murrell, Harrold I-ong, Tennie overhanging rock* of u quiet lake, fn ance. • . worked their way nut nnd pushed for new lights, two to laplaced on Sanford Denne, Roliert Deane, Griffin Herring, i \.ty, succeeding to Mr. MrDougallV posi­ .g-hionisl ft»h fry was line of the huppy Ice Cream, as it is to omit tke ortlrr .tu reach the picturesque #|».t • • • homo. The roads, usually frozen bard Heights und bulunec at auch otin'r tion. Morris 8(M.*nccr, John GaitH-s, Travis Bw wImm tk« «mnraw nlU tk. features of the cclebrutipn. The weather name—why do you do it, when for inside lots ____ _ . __ tarara «ad Md tl graia, at this season of the y^ar had thawed points os they may deem necessary. Lite party enjoyed a car ride on which j Gaines, Osborne William*, Zeb Ratliff, 5 In the absence of Sanitary Inspector -N ” • wllk aa «miai murmur fallatk \»nlÿ one accident, to n m<*mb«.r of tin* j win |M*rfect. It*sci*med like it was so hy saying POINSETTIA you Carried. ,,Tk« eradas dría ai tk« retai Williams thia work will be done by Frunk C uoi|)Im*II, Phil L. Moorii; cha|>- during tiie midday hour, hence the pull T h e Stale University Catalogue Terms the same on all. $10 down and 5 per month. party, marred the pleasure of tin* trip .1n.'lereh for tiiis s (m*ciuI ocensitm tk« rad «ad Um d«w, Moved and seconded that the bills • rom-s. Mr. and kfrs. W. W. Abernathy. was much harder than was rx|*ccted. Claude Howard and already he ia mak­ fet ao much more reel VALUE Walttaf tke hfigrarat dayt N. H. Fogg T h e new catalogue of the State Uni­ »ra «dtk tk* rela, Um BIm, In the near future this stretch of road as signed by the president, and approved From the cur window several pus turai , Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. llnrrold. ing himself felt by a close inspection of for your money. ■ It's better be­ Wm eitk tk« rala. Um Grey. versity ut Gainuville ia now bring diascenes wi n* noted with pleasure. F troll- ! , V f will make special terms on 4 lots, but not more will i*** shelled anti it will not l*e n*c«wby the finance committee l*c *< » all th« houses and loU and alleys. tributed. ■ This is a book of 266 pug*», cause we make it ao, no trouble, ^ Aurtlnn llridge flu b than 4 lots sold to any one person. No lots sold to colored »ary to tle(>end upon severe freetes in Carried. • •* ing In thtt vicinity of the lake a very Claude aUtra that hia job may be only an d sc La forth in interesting detail, th** thrilling «•«(M-riem»* tliiuat <**M'*ifi*sl to i .M*fc.-F, I., ,Mdl*-f *M.gl.tfoUy-**ntcr- —--------;— A Jloror institution no expense, mo effort is emitted people. summer time to make the trip.—S t. Council proceed*-<7 To equalixe the tax' temporary, but that while it lasts He will ro u g r" opportunititfl offered to the Florida several members of the party: luckily, * ' " tnined the Auction Bridge Clulf’Wednea................ It ia with much gratification that the Augustine Ivrcord. _ _ •... roll for the year 1913. or considered too greet in order make a noise like cleaning up the city Uadra tk« «od aad Um dee; boy» free of any cent save that of tho Uadra Gm tiliraaera Um HIim, Moved and seconded that the council however, the would i*e misfortums were «!*•y uiternoop. Two tildes of bridge (JfuJ'le of this section may point to the and that ha knows of several very bad to make POINSETTIA tht Und* tk« garUoL, Um Grey. For further information and literature write direct to actual expense of living. The calnadjourn to meet at 7-30 p. m. Tutoday, narrowly averted by llie run* presence VM'fl' |tlayed. Mn». H. F. Whitnrr, Jr., Peoples Hank of this city us an institution places that he will certainly either Uke the owner. sUndard of purity and quality.’ No mòre «hall lk« war try nT» ogue deucrita*» eleven commodious uniof mind of one of the party Th** uftcr- v :m the lucky maker of the highest of the peopl<*# wit It the |M»*p|e unii for Missionary Meeting 8th. Carried. pains to cither have cleaned up or the Or tk« »Indio* rinn b« radi ^indty building», and the university niM*n outing wil» thnrouglily cnljnyrd w«-»in* , which w*m for her tiie pretty the |>eo(*|e. ’ Tk«jr Un Uh mir «ogra lorairà ' The regular biisim-ss meeting of the owners will go to jail. Claude has had wh«o tkay Uural Um p ir a of our drad! daumin of over 60U acres, the library Hi** ludiijt lrimtni»l their )*at.» wttli wild l»r lì** , n liamty whit** gauze fun. Tin Pennsylvania Hank ( loses At tiie cli»s«f of its seven years of cor- Missionary Society of tiie Methodist Undra Um «od and Um d«w, experience in thia line of work and he is And Laboratories, the wood and muchine Waiting Um judgment d«yi Washington, July 10. The First Na­ tiuwers on tfie return tri|* and tliey all coosolution prize, wl.n*h wa» cut for. jMirate existence,. -it wils found upon __ a churrh »as hell! Tuesday afternoon in not afraid of any one and 1 predict that Ijorm on<f u«ra (or Um Diu«. •Hoi»i,-the college farm, the jiurticiiltu/al tional'Honk of MrKrc»|>orl, Pa., bus declared tliut they had had as good a 'tunilsome deck of enrd*, was -won by ree*. Ut examination of tiie bookyt that In the churrh, und was presided over by Trare and lev« for tk« Gray. FOR SALE BY . . <t<. he will do something in the interim. It D r . E . H . gafden-v. thft Rxiwriment Station, farms. closed it* doora. JatnOs 8. Kuhn. Yii»w- timo a* fl they liad gono to the park t Mrs. F. 3. Gonzales. .(■ . interest alone paid to the d''|K>«itors '« Gii» ' ' . Mm* H. H. 'Chnpta.ll, prraidrnt oF-th® would not be a bad idea to keep him on ident of the closed bank, U a brother of hear the band play. Tiie story of this When the pleasant game* of curds section had Iteen enriched somet ictmnL iflnc '•»ociety. After the devotional exerei** I Tho new nine foot streets seem to me aa an extra man during the entire sum­ 111-112 Heard Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Complete Information on the five eol- W. S. Kuhn, president of the cloned imaginary summer picnic was very were concluded a delicious salad course over $16,000.00. ; were concluded, the regular routine to be the real thing and now that we have mer, for it b the summer time when care­ JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Pittsburg hank. Treasury official* said cleverly told by .the author,-with word* MReq and the other department* of the was served hy the hnaU-vt, whose guest* A hank of tho character of the 1’ lul I cz liikinraa wtu tr.'ii.iiirji.d, rejawtothem tho.wonder is that we did not think fulness counts tho moat and now is the SANFORD, FLORIDA uni vend tv ia l-ivlii. Tia_*u-Ui.pauiw.uu t hey would ira*»ra m at stemrr it till* afte r* miittni," wlilofr a Ill'll k'jppllftd tdlnake were Mr*. A. P. Connelly; I h , J . W. Hank could not fait to grow, represent tnatlc by chairman of committees and of them sooner and thus have many time to make them clean up. i Liberal Arte, Agriculture, Éngíneer- noon. The McKeesport bonk capital the story complete were the familiar Dickina, Mra. B, V: Whltner, Jr„ Mra ing aa it does the sentiment* and abet­ plana for various activities in th* near — ■ t (Civil, Electrical qpd Mechenlcxl), wa* $300,000 and reported to havo a names used to designate different p^rta F. J . Gonza]««, Mra. Geo. A. Speer, Mra. ting the pinna for upbuilding of lu ron- future were discussed. After several of needlevrork and articlea used .In-sew- B. W. Herndon. Mra Samuel Puleston itltuenta, .A «tatement waa reegntly announcements the meeting adjourned. . Law and the Taachers' College end Nor- surplus of $500.000. THE J. r Ii SHOCK ABSORBER CO. q A< S a n fo rd Coca-Cola B o ttlin g Co. l i 1 Bring: Results RIVERVIEW LOTS JACKSONVILLE, FLA. $10.00 DOWN AND $5.00 PER MONTH CURBSTONE GLEANINGS '•i . : Iti Í IT IS JUST AS EASY POINSETTIA i1 s » M » t e r L f .'l j filli a 1 i l Thrasher’sPliarmacy “ i r .ï ^ ARMSTRONG I t- - ; J: », t J. ''I �>■*>*» ^ , * TfT • DIE SANFORD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD B R O W N W IL L H E M A R S H A L COUNTY H A PPEN IN G S I! ? r ¡ Rev. II. T . Gaines officiated, pe.-forming H A R V E S T IN G C O R N higher feeding value than is generally his service at the church here. supposed. When Tim o th y hay is worth M r. and Mrs. O, J . Pop# and children Facta About the Crop Thal Ja. Being. Ü û lp e r ton, corn stover is worth (24 A Budget Of Interesting Items of Beardall avenue leave this week for a — Gathered N m r *. v • per ton. When alfalfa hay is worth (28" visit with relatives in Yidalis, Ga. per ton, corn stover is worth (21.60 per From Correspondents Corn is ripe enough to harvest when Mrs. Pope and the children will remain ton. Corn stover is good feed for the kernels are »-ell glased over and for two months, M r. Pope for two firm, and one-third of the stalks unTi horses and cattle, and lias bf«£i found . EVENTS Of SEMINOLE COUNTY weeks. superior to Tim othy hay in actflal feed­ M r. and Mrs. J. C. Smith of Cameron leaves are turning yellow. A t this stage, ing tests with dairy cows and fattening avenue leave on Thursdays boat for growth has stopped and the ear and the steers.— A. E . Spencer, Experimental E fficient S U IT OCRèporfêra* Weekly Jacksonville, from there to New Orleans, stalk are drying. Station. T o get a good quality of blade fodder _____ * Cofer» Thé T a n lte ty E w ^ . . l TwiS te & k m L ttk iu u t h f leaves must be pulled while rMSJ* V - «»a - h m i c i .».jj y . ■ expecting to remain for several months. The Herald them are green. This -will reduce the Washington was actually "d rj ” Sunday Their friends and neighbors gave them a surprise Tuesday evening, taking lem­ yield by from three to five bushels per probably for the fust time in its history. In Hummer la largely due to a sense of physical discomfort. O V IE D O O C C U R R E N C E S onade and cake fpr refreshments. M r acre from a twenUyfivo bushel corn crop, It was the A.St K iw la y of the JonrsMr*. Womble has returned after a because the leaves arc the organs which W’orka txcise law- for the District of and Mrs. Smith will Id greatly missed, pleasant visit with relative» in Apopka. Keep their stomachs toned up with cooling drinks—lemon­ having been of great value in the church manufacture sugar and atareh. Fodder Coltiml ia and its strict provisions were M ia n Bertha Leinbort and Aleida ades, fruit juices, or just plain ice water, and they won’t and Sunday school work and other social pulling is alow, expensive work. Blade enforced tootle letter. Not even a bona MeCulley -have refurm-d after a“ de-* doinga. Th e y have a largo circle of fodder has but little feeding value, and fide registered guest ^ t a hotel could you for pennies to buy sticky candy, half-ripe, or over lightful trip, having spent two weeks in four hundred pounds per acre la a good have a diink with a meal and lhe ex­ friends here. Jacksonville and at Pablo Beach. fruit, etc. They will escape colic and other summer com­ O. J . Pop# snd family are mourning yield from a twenty-five bushel corn crop, clusive cluha could serve no liquor. M r. and M . T . C . Brannon, with for which me pay three to five bushels of the death of their fine family cow. *• plaints and you will escape worry. M r. and M r». J. 0 . Jones motored to Everybody and his wife and family good corn, and the cost of pulling. Fod­ Daytona Beach Sunday, where they Justiflalile homicicde was the verdict fiacked their dinner and went to Sanford der pulling is a wasteful practice. Yes, madam, your refrigerator loaded to capacity with OCR spent the day with M r». J. M. Jones. Cutting ahoiild begin when-the shucks returned by 'a coroner's jury today and enjoyed the glorious Fourth of July J. S. M r Kinsey and Mias Daisy Mcv ICE will do this and much more for your family, Keep a doings. First celebration of .Seminole are turning yellow and the kernels get­ which investigated the shooting and Clenahan have opened business in the ting firm (about ten days later than the killing of Harrison Newti n, u negro,'b> watchful eye on your Ice supply and you won’t have to watch county. Long may if stand. i new brick »tore adjoining 1 the bank. " cutting at Harry Stillman Edwards, Macon's p m By M r. and Mrs. I. D. Hart and daugh­ stage for fodder pulling). * the kids so closely. Th e y arc very pleasantly situated and stage ter have moved back to their house on this *l " Y the l " e yield >,cia is u not not reduced, rwRJCWL and master and author, and his son, Prtnti«« thejr friends when they call may rest The negro was shot but . thejicat — --------------- for Edward* Geneva avenue from St. Augustine after • fodder la in condition and keep cool while looking over the saving. The gro u n * may then be night and died in a local hospital today. a year’s residence there. M r. H art has new goods. cleared, except wher? the rpws of ahocks Newton attacked his wife with an sxt •gala taken over his stort.in Canaan, Th e many friend» o t t L T / . Stn tHTwflf i D r. and M rs. W . A . Minnlck and stand so that crab grass, beggar weed or last night on the Edwards rour.ty relate regret to know that he has been called 110 8 o. P a rk A v e n u * daughter, Mias Alleen and Mrs. M in - cowpea hay may be^rtowed and raked near this city. She ran renaming (5 by wire to his homo in M itw s U U u a , , M in* up six weeks later without gathering a the Edward*-house-, brgtlng for prebeTILtPH O Rff no. 17 to the bedside of hia aged aged father, father, whose M r; <nd M rs. J . C . Rich whose tion for herself and children. Th e post­ . -tV \ , S m are moving this week to St. Petersburg quantity' of worthless corn stalks. * health has been failing for some months The genial Doctor lit compnny with Dr. ••Except in ap unusually wet season master and his son secured a shot gun and who is growing steadily weaker. T ? T ------------------ Moore, Inte of Thrasher's Pharmacy, spoiled corn and stover In the shock b » « «1 riff r« |«cllvely and stait d fWr.thMarion C . Drawdy, who has been will condurt the" R id Cross Pharmacy- the result of improper setting up. Th n ; ti ’ i l 1 n. Th* y , ir .it .N r » ton cumemployed in the express office for sev­ i - l - I • le iHliin, am id with a shot in the Sunshine C ity. M any friends shocks must be large enough to stui.i eral years has taken his family .to Enu gusts of wind, yet not so large ai to pp ru*.. 1« i e h. cMild fire Pttr.tua Edregret the departure of these good people Gallic whehp they will ipend the summer. nnrf may health and prosperity follow vent free circulation of air, within! w? tfi fi.»cJ Mi rifle fivi times a id the At the Cushing House lost we^k B. F. which i»oth corn and stover will mild« « t-nstr lutiq i iselmrgeii tin- «hot gt.lt-rfhe them to their new home A ." Rareheim, N . EiscriU-fy. Savannah; or rot. 1 lie shoch should contain aliout Miss Ella Ingram of Cnmercrti avenue F. A. Wallace, -J. E. Crawford, Orlando; 110 plants, or should be alxiut four an-' ve -y bravely killed n nine foot rattier Gi-o. \V. Turker, G. D. Huughes. Dade a half feet .wide at the has«*. Nine o C ity ; (,, C. Coffee, L. L. llelmes, Jack­ with u rake Tuesday morning in her ten row» of corn may la* put into one rt.w yard. He was adorned with nine rattles sonville. • . . and n button. • ' . . of ahocka. If the shock» are set on tin Miss Francis Allison left Saturday Mrs. Joe Cnrnrron and her mother, fifth row they may contain the corn fi< r with her father for Washington C ity, her the four rowil on ench side. Th - stalks former home, where she will «qx-nil rhe Mrs. Moore entertained Air*. R. A. thuuld Ih- set with us small a slant t« Coachman and daughter, Mrs. J. F. summer. ward th«- rentre ut th«« top as will *t, , A chapter of T . [». \ hu., |Hx-n or­ Jsdon and little «on. lurk hf Miami. w«ll. No stalks «hiiuld hi- tangled Mrs. R. I,. Holzrndnrf of Arradin ami ganized in our town, with the following Kaerlt* 1.. Ovinjrfon, lift- noted aviator, lives in Bos­ set rrtMMwkse If the rain ran run Mr. and Mrs. .1 A K ¡Hebrew of Tampa members: ton, hut his .state of mit,d is "from Missouri.” \\ i the |m,| week at a happy reunion ■luirkly v«-r> little will Roak in Mrs \V II Lot her, presiilmt. .Mr* -II the «orti L« in the sIk n V it sh i.. Ho walifts! jolt 11-ms I* -riitrin a n o * on his a u to , tint Henr> Vongo, 1st vice president. Miss Mtwdum«.» Coiu-hinun, ii"U«-iid«»rf nnri I »tai «I upright, 1 It rIiiiu Ii I I»- tied «h • K illeiirew are sisters of Mrs. Cameron jargon of jirumisex. I)uisy MrClenahnn, 2nd vice priridcnt. l> t«i the top. with a luth r«>r«l. Ar.< tl ■and they had not been together Ixfnre Mrs. It. G, Smith, Re«-. Si t . arid Tri-s . coni Is tied aliout fifteen Inciu-s in I. « H e w a n te d m i d . s r im tif ie fa« for twenty.three- year* not iM-rsiULsinti Mrs i I ( 'ualiing, rorresiMinding «*•«tliLs, all lie- «-ar* on thu quLsnle ol i a la -fo re he hotighl .shock a h s u rla rs . Geo. I Chose j, < 11111 >■ HI uitli fever at rtutnry; Mr*. Geuo. Crifwforti, historian his liome on Renrdnll avenue. Dr. slack are turned down, ami n third n k Mrs. Maggie Barlow, Mr* M A Rig hi He set out to K««t facts. He devised n machine that I» ti«*«l around immediately I m-Iow th m r a v e l in g w ith " a . r . a .’ bulker ha* Ixx-n out several times recorded vibration.» of an a u t n in o h .lc much as the seismoAlti-r aisiut ten «lays all tin- rorils spuulCbe«|ucs abroad o r In the United . -'I f and Mr*. Bunge and children Krapb records earthquake shocks. M O O R E M O V E M E N TS States relieves tourists of m oney from town and M r. and Mrs. E R. Gorm- In- tightened, as the RhiN-k W ill-h.p. M r. und Mr». W. W Dri-mor were shrunk enough to loosen the baml» II troubles snd risks. " A .n .A .' liis device showed the v b. at ion graphically. ley and s< n of Berk Hammock dined i supper guests nt the Ellsworth home, ! *n *he shiu-k have tl Cheques arc the safest and most and s|ient Sunday with M r and M Uililm xnl N u u Ll-Ji umdav evening ' ^ 'Htne Riamai^ iÜ H JJü iI4 Ü L U > r-.^ .nui i h r - j o ììììz . L l u u ia - k h -<I over (h rT'l-'irvw« t a c nssfs flt.JU lul. of travel fun d . G. C Chamlterluin ut U k e Onor« M r» A II Csmi-rnn (ms U r li consame si retches of road, without .shock alisortM-rs and with wiiiii». und the rain will run off in »!..,. T h e y serve as an "international lined to her homt* (nr nearly a year und nl Roaking in. •hem. h«« found <>uf through graphic lines drawn l»y the c u rre n c y ." WUR much ph-neeil to In- taken to the vibrations of flu- car itself, that J . M. Shock Absorber* l.oRe the Land Offtre % In Rlarting a shock |N-rfectly u|>rii-l l J in- ( unieron lióme to R|N-nd tiie Fourth were an absolute necessity to comfortable motoring. Washington. July IO. Gmne»vj||e ha» ** »hixking frame will In- us«-ful. Tin* i of July. lo»t hea«l«|uurters of the eleventh divi- mu«ly iiy using a light pole, or a pii-n . 'I he eight lines tell their own story. The date with­ Mr and Mrv B-ilx-rt King und chil- |*lwn °f the General Lund (ttflre An- 2 by I lumber, twelve f«-et long Ni i in is reproduced direct from Mr. (K ington's com m unica­ «Iren uri- moving to Manatee to «-ngage noum-ement wu» mudi- here ttulay timi two llti;«, four feet long, four fe*t f,. M tions. the original copies of which an- in our possession in trucking. jtjie ninth and eleventh field divisions of one «m l, setting thrm a» a V. and h.ai subject to your m?q»ertion at any time« Note that thé .MUr Emma Warren of lleardull uv«*- *he General Lami Office, the former in­ them. They form a tritiod with In Calí on uf for 6ooA/«f. riLVil of J . M. Shock Absorber* is indicated even on (^omnue has been «|uite ill (or the piu-t w«t-k. cluding l^iuifiana, Aikansa.» and Mis­ l*oh-. . An inch hole U i>or«'il iu th » . i , • monwealth avenue, Boston, one of the finest boulevarcto D r. N ial was culled Sunday night. souri. and the latter Florida, MiMlaaippi« projecting part of the long pole, two fu i PE O P L E S BANK in Atnenca. OF SANFORD John Warren has taken a position ami Aiuliama, have lx en consolidateli. from tin« upper «-ml, ami u broom hnn«'l Heudquarters wi| he at Jackson. Mi - , or piece of gas pipe put through it ho i W rite for Hook let F . showing the aeismogniph with the Crown I’ajN-r Co. |n town, I lie general reduction of lami subject to vibrations. zontally. Wlu-n ready to set the slu r i , N'iss Jennie Mt-Clellund is at home from it »even weeks' visit to tier Grand­ hnin*»trnd •ntr> ami s di^iin- for «t o h - thr frame is placed in the Incut on of the shock and tie- corn «talk.» w t n. the mother I’ruvair* home m Geneva Miss « m i luis caused the consolidation n four angles. U luui the nliiK-k i* *« t. t, Edith is now visiting her grandmother, top 1« til'd au-l til«' broom handle puli' , After ten days lighting, morn «« v- re f A Í Iirker of Jui*kr«-it\ ilie w a* at out. The frame is r» moved and 1 1• T . H. Joiitison'R on u liuaini-M visit the than any in the Bulkun war. u little ligia first of the week. in-gins to break upon the obscure opera­ •hock will h«.- left in un upright putiti«ai . tions. The Servians have lost more when the other cords can In- put are urn M r. and Mis. L. J. Hancock of Lake it. » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ V e m » » t ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ss» » » *« *» » » » » « ♦>»»<•♦♦♦♦♦♦« Golden dirw-d on Sunday with M r and men than in the whole previous ramBv tftving vo i M O R F and B F .T ■■■'■ . . i ______ ____ Another nutliud U to tie the tn|is > Mm J. ( Kllaworth of Beardall avenue “ ' ,l1 'M’,T1' offir'“ 1 •«•tementa from rK H mal tiri f -r l . F S S (irice. four I.ill» from two row* together, r t Jam «, Mit. fell and Fred Cowan Jr «l*|xwr«nr,- .,f pr..,.ur 'G c«i i y in »iteek F .V F R Y . ’ ’ ,nK ,l"' PuWic for news of « disast«-r. •uttmg them i and build the shock haVf »one in. the V,« « i I II IN C , frum thè tu ick f..r rhe 1 alligutnr a,N,u' a D-fH-rnte lighting with fluctuating !,„ nrouml them. hundred miles f«•i» . tal ioti io insule itn iv li--y o u Hinting or t „ rM, ¡m |-roc«eding along tin- \'urdur If nil) of the* fthorlt* k« i j|) a |#»4 j u profit and plriiRiiric jii fmv I uni u» rvrrythm g voti We can supply you for immedhite Shipment i •• and Bngalinitx rivet* apparently t„ |m.81(10(1 the> M i|inrr It« 1« «11 liu y '.rr I lor l.ulliinig i.i ci ti Win ( ..wan, [|„. swing bridge man at Bulgarin'» aihnntaye BEG G A R W EED SO Y BEA N S COW PEA S News lion Ixn-n up «t onr«*. \S I t n haniriK th»*> n»cf|> »Ir m i .u n . W r »eli direct li. thè Gi-nt-vu firry uii-ii of acute indigestion receiveil of the Bulgarian invasion of *‘’“ k UP n quantity of ruin, and n il.l S e e d C o r n . M U I e l, S o r g h u m , T c o s ln le . P e a n u t* , Beans, P e a » Inni ter — — — __ __ mid heart trouble Mine tune Saturday S«-rviu, through Belcgrndrhyk. The W lot quickly in hot wturlier. in *l> us A full line of nil gnnlen seed for truckers nnd homo gnrdens night Dr Ni al wax called Saturday Bulgarians cluitn to iiuve defeated the “ nionth in good weather the iu:s r :i W r h * fo r C a ta lo g u * a n d P ric e * on O r a ln an d P a a d . and frien- s were with him until late. Servians and capture«) five.guns and a lie pulled off, shucked, and placed in ti e E. A. M A R T IN A C O „ 206 E. Bay St^ . Jacksonville, Fisc Ida He was found dead on Sunday- mi rning. quantity of other mftterial, and by the crib, and the foddi-r pul Into a rack, or P. O U... G 403 R‘ loti vis were notified and the ftinerul occupation of the ponm,, to have opened shredded or haled. ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ »♦ ♦ »»♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ««M M took place at tl ‘‘‘ K ™ '1* B' Lukoview the read to Nish, Servias moat imporCom stover, which includes all of the ■Gainesville - Florida ( emetery at . oclixik Sunday p. m. tiyit (oitlflcd town. plant except the ear. if well cured, has n ■ »%»— — ■ •May ea I ’ -•* The Craving For Trashy Stuff nag -rip« Every Thinking Man Scorns Mere Claims The J . M. Offers Him SCIENTIFIC PROOFS T & ! We Pay Premium For Your Cash ^ THE J. IH. SHOCK ABSORBER CO. I .; ORLANDO i: SEEDS—SEEDS—SEEDS and Poultry Supplies Dye Lumber Co. Herald W ant Ads Will Bring Results ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... LOOK LISTEN FOR THE iiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiinmiiiiHiitBu^ W A IT :'»■ -JL- SALE --V . •«»•A S E E T H E E X T R A D A ILY SPEC IA LS ON T H E BIG HAND B ILLS. S A L E O PEN S FR ID A Y JU L Y 18th LASTING U N TIL J U L Y 26th. CASH D E P A R TM E N T A R S O N S S TO R E Position in tin- Erre dent. — : Buy Direcl From Us and Save Middle Man’s Profil W e Q u o te : FEED W. ( hit.*, |x-r lOOlb sack No. 'J Mixed ('«irn, |ht 11m>|I>sack Wheat Bran. |u-r 1001b sack Btvt Pulp, jut 1001b sack r. and no man more- enjoy» the confnlenc« and estis-m of thr public. • A. R. Key Ix-comc asRixtant cashier, ar|d ull who know Raymond K«-y know thut thia honor is well hentowid. S. Hulls, [mt Í 1.80 1.S5 i.:i5 1.80 st I'xp . x e / n 10011» sack 8f> No. 1 Timothv Hay, per ton ( 2 0 0 0 1 1 m ) . No. 1 Clover Nlixtsl May, [mt ton (200011m ) Choit’t» Alfalfa Hay, per ton G RO CER IES Snow White Flour, WW Wood, per barrel Gold Medal Flour, 081b sacks, jht barrel Self Rising Flour, wood, per barrel... Grits, 921b sack Granulated Supar, per 1001b sack. Best Green Coitee, per pound The promotion of A. L Be tu» to the teller’s position will pirns«- the patrons of the hank, and reward one of Sanford’s mint jxipulur young men. I he public w ill lx- pleased to know l h“ t tiie old Firxl National continui, in , . , , , . , , . !,#fp Ita destini«, will b<- watch. , od over by them« trie«I fnrnds of Sun­ i^ . „ , . ,, ¡Jord, Seminole county. Florida. .1 / Congregational ( hurrh ’ Next Sumfuy morning the series, "Je­ sus' Idea of Bchig a Christian^’ will 1mresumed, .la t h e vveuing ih a be ^‘The .Place of Habit In the F'orma.tion of Character.” All art* cordiallyinvited to tiicse and all other service» of the church. F. P. S T R O N G , Acting Pastor. 21.00 20.00 2- 1.00 ........ L ... Summer Temperature And Comfort ’Wh*r To 1.75 PER M EN TER C O M P A N Y ; - - X ? - %. : fs W. J . T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y General Fire H e n ry V C . fi. 15 i 75 6 .1 5 .. r . ,_i . Tiie light in tin ». Northern Dixtrict 4.90 un* ______a i., i . i „ a wiL» Mippou-tl to liave iNN-n narrowed .16 Ab»rv »file 1 , subjsct to nurkot ch*n|*s, i n I. s. b. Jacksonville down to Cooper Griggs of Aimluchicola «.A. _ ... . * •***" • .3u\d ti. \V. Perkins of Pensacola, a cousin «if tiie attorn«-y general, and whom it whs known that official was determined to apjmint. When Judge Griggs was Established 1 9 0 3 « ow sent into the t collectorahip of customs Happy Though Hot. Being A Treatise HW» G R A lN A N U -m D DEALERS JACKSONVILLE, FLA ¡for the state, never having bertreven * Wear-By-The-State'*’ ”— candidate, It was regartled a* elimin­ " Write for Price List— Terms C*sh Wk«» gw, MS|Mâ ( '1, ‘ Board Of Health ating the man wi^o had the marshalship ol the Northern District in his grasp, and seating Perkins, and it w as openly Summ er and higher U-mjM-raturt, prohibitive. Air is also a poor conduc- ¡ said that the trade had l»een made by b riiq ru p the same old question of how- to tor of heat and cold, and for this reason.. the attorney general and agrex-d to by keep cool. Th e y suggest a gixxl many lixiw-ly' woven fabrics which contain uir the Florida re-nutors A Q EN TS the solution of Inckk-jitoJ jirohlems, such as the projx-r m their ttushes are warmer than thonr their own (erplexing problem of decidLet Seminole Follow d o ih in g to wiiar in order to secure (lie which are cloeely woven. T w o or three ing whether Jacksonville or Tampa Fort Myers, Ju ly g. - T h e county cotngreatust degree of comfort, the U s t and layers of clothing are warmer than one should tx? given the office, which lioth tnKsiotM-rs lixlay Jevirel n on«»-ha If mill OIII m mrilh CO. Diant refreshing ln-vrragrs for summer of (qua) tliickness, ixeau-w- the uir which Were demanding, nnd both tiin-atening *IA* for puhli.-ity purpu*«* making lx*Sanford. Florida drinking, the regulation of work 4o se» is bail conductor is ix-tw«*-n the various dire jx.litinii hereafter» if they were tliR conPk> first III tlie state to levy »|xs'ia| to avuid overheating, and tin- like. lay ere. nund«-«l tax of this nut tire The normal tenqx-rature of tiie human F'roin tin» the deduction may lx- rnuile But It is sai«i, the Per kill» men have ~ ™ ^ w ■ body is U8.6 degreca, summer and win- that cotton and l(j)cn are lx*t adnptid forgotten that Wilson is Prxwident, nnd tar, and the effort* of the heat-equalizing to sumnu-r wear in southern climate», that West Florida sent the* only two I usl for example, suppose function* of the lioily are- to rruijntujn und that n* few layers of such material us Wilson drlrgatPM to tin- Baltimore con­ this degree as clonejy us jxinxihle. The are necessary, should lx- worn to s«'eurv JE W E L E R vention, and that tii«*c two men were J your typist is in the mid­ natural variation* from it are slight and tiie largist «h-gree of comfort through r«K)|x-r (ìriggs und F'rank May«*. l’r«wMV SPFXIALTIF-S depend somewhat iqxin the iniiividiud, i \ aporation of tin- »urfuce moistur. dle of a letter and you f idi-nt Wilson knows of the light in the the hour of tin- day or night, the effect«, the b.xiy j slat«-, and how, d«-»pil«‘. idi ojqMisitiiin Pickard » tianil-Palntr»l Ciilus wish to write a telegram. of rating anil other tilings, iml uny mark It 1» a w ll known fuct that sunstroki- Wist Florida wi-nt for hint, and that Gorhams Stelling Sliver ed di-|iarture from this t«-m|M-ratun- 1» i- practically unln-nrd of m Fionda Frank Ms\<-» 1- looki-d -.n up then- .«» Roger» Phitrxl Ware Do you have to remove I ik.iy to 1>e followeil by disaaU-r. I h«- M atr Itoarif of Ilc-aJth lia» r«-cor«l the man w l>n did it 11 I« <-v«-n said that Fdgln amt Wnllhnm Watches T h e conditions of th«- nir, it.» ti-iiqx-ra of Init on«- Mi ch riL-M- m the (x-nixi of its th«- Pnwidi-nt ha» iL»k«-d ' 8 « \ not givithe unfinished letter from ture and humidity, huv«* a iOurk.-l mllu•-xtsti'iice, twAiiity-flvc yearn. Yet u 1 May** something7" West Florida l i as the cylinder? # dcp ujxin |x-rsonnl comfort. If a jx r t«'rii|x'rnturi- of *.'> to 1*0 d«-gr«*-n contin- ari»«-n and demand« that Frank Mayes son aland» directly in front of a rapidly A L I. G O O D S G U A R A N T E E D u««l through several dio* 111 a northern take tin- office of 1mime that is the Not it your typewriter revolving electnr fun, he is ro«le<i oinil city, bring* a large number of fatal- majority of Went Florida, ami this <|«w baCUUMd more romfortalile, lint if a lin r itn-* from Ihi» ruuse The «hx-tnrs are inumi 1.» -u»id t>- tiau- r.ui lii-d the -so» al is a Smith Premier. You nwnx-ti r i.» lield in front of tin- »arm- fan m u yet quite ready to announce all «•» Washington, a n d uni nedi Nt r l y stix-k in anti under «• uctly the same ctindilioris, simply remove the cylin­ phmntinn of the fact. It may lx- suid l,«rkllis. Ward, Hawl e y ami ( auth-.n, i t is ¡,*'11 that th«» t«-in|x-ratur«- remum» thut Florida («»qil«- Ix-ing accustom- “II cnmliilatc* for the piaci-, ha» fallen der containing the letter» the Riunr, stiowing that tin- effect of a ••«I to high ti-tnix-ral uriP l u m b i n g and through h larg«' tx-low par strong draft is nut to write your telegram on -nrrpm - - TtwrUgtiri thè south«‘(u l tfsTncrV“ Gas Fitting of1'H r i f C ’f tl^ jy n rt tiie fan |>la>l* ••» to imxlat«' their method of living und work ulxtut a» compili uted B ow en, Brow remove from the nurture the air a* it 1« another cylinder, then re­ mg to tlnm- conditions. They nr«* not i*r<l. B r i a n ' all ol J o k « . . n u l l . .,n,| . .W in .W IO . com «» Kuturaaie«! with moisture .«ml »0 strenuous in their movement* ami All W ork Ri-relvt'H My I’ ern o n a Griffin of Dude t tt> . hav e long l««-n turn the first cylinder to to replace it with dry or drier air Con­ they take fewer chuhctw with the. heat A tti'iilio n And lltmt EfTorln active for i fa- anirshulslup. B ro w n of sequently, when the surrounding nir in In the north the variations «if tempera the machine and resume the letter where you left off: al ready naturnti-d, a* on a rainy day, the tur«- m tin- twelve months an- m uih folk, c a n . i u|- ns a surpris*- to all and Opposite Cltr Hall Telephone No. 23 wa» Considered a « a jo k e hy the other relief niitaitieii from u fun or hrc*-ze, 1» greater (tie cfiung'vi are much more sud I hese removable cylinders constitute one of the fourteen very idigfit compared with the effect on «leu am) the strenuous activity of tlw •uh diduti— B u t , say hi« friends, it wo* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » « ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » « » ♦ ♦ ♦ « overilx.ked thut It.ere w a* a mull (rum . new features of the Model 10 Visible a d ry warm day. X average northern man 1« not nrrommc one of tip- largest ««.unto-» irr ih«. »tat«', f Tlw -n- is a reason for this and its ex­ dated ami often more severe ciiangra uml one w Fiicfi liad rec«-iv«sj nothing ut planation illustrate* the operation of that occur in the summer. The ordin­ the hands of th«- administration, und what might Ihj called this hcnt-«-<|ualizing ary "heut«-«l iqx-lls" in the north usually here was a man who j« u " F ’ rogri-saive function of the human organism. Tins bring no relief in refr«-shing brvez*-» ut Demncrat” in the fullest sen**- of the function nperut«, through tiie well night ami the exhaustion of the ilu\ j W f x d a m a i l w h o h a d m a d e all ei v i a b l e known principle of evaporation With ni’d» no reeufx-rutioh when the sun g.a-« ! fl, ,,r,| f irn«i'If and com ty in tin D EA LERS IN the normal ix-rsoii jx-nt|.iration i» much ■l o w II ♦ I l«-yl»lut .ri a " , sm wfni i* .« |.lisine».» lumi, ♦ more profus«- in warm weather than m i ’l'lilnsular F'iurida. surruundixl by-stll .a nti-nifx-r •I I fie It I h nr engineer winter. Its increase provide!, for a ^ater, has rarely a nigh l when tin- for tío- A i I Kuilwnv greater amount of evaporation frotii tin- hr*-«-z«-s from ocean or gulf do not «ixil W hen hia nume was lirouglit out by) ■urfaee of the body. The drier the air, the uir and refre-shing sleep reinvjgornten thiwe who saw the tangle in the situation. th* mono rapid is the eva|>or*tion and for the following day. it wu» n-cogniz«d at. once thak^ie would th* more cooling its effects, and ronThe mutu-r «if vacation for the •Hloriil- drf^ ani) an c Im [icing set lOiiffe, fie was .the more moiat the uir th* ian ho* a c|«w«> connection with thkisub- ugreod on St once, so it is affirmed, and *r*»t^r fta degree of humidity the alowj«-ct. A change ol surrounding« nnd ol he will take tiie office. ... vt is the evaporation and the greater tinoccupation firings r»-»t to the Ixxllly The only tiling standing In tin- wm ..( degree of dlaeonifort. function« tfiai liave l"*-n overworked . e|thcr n*-w marshal no» U the presu-nt Smith Premier D epartm ent Th iii ix illustrated by the application in the ordinary routine o f life If tfie I ore’UJiunt« III the ..fficM~ -T f ie term 111 Remington Typewriter Company REPAIRING A S P E C I A L T Y of »«her or ethyl-chlorida, to the skin "r - r-hungi lx- taken in a ««Ttion of Jowvr j millier Ipireti, and wfnle it was lxflesh i n yireporing for small surgical «qx-r226 W. Bay Street trinix-raturea. this heat^-qualirtng fune -, hevisl thnF uneipired terms would lxJacksonville, Kloridn X t w n i — Th«» evaporation of th«w «diem tfon of the fxxly also finds relief. Tf.< roundixl ..to it is o|x-nly alleged that leal* ta SO rapid os eventually to fr«-»-z<gr.-at.-r Ix-nefit is ««.-curexl for the «o u tli-i |M)th have Ixxn ask.-d t.. resign Whet hi 10B PALMETTO A V E N U E th r (oirt to which thry are a|qiii«-«l and «•rn man in a northern climate, wh.-re- ti.«- both have Ixxn usk.-.ljo r.-sign Whether r. O. BOX 712 thus to produce insensibility to pain cold of the day and the greater cold of th«-> will comply with the ft-que^t .pr during the opernUon. the night bring recupcr»tj«in that cannot not i* not known>but Jo caxç-thêjC«lo ' Sanford, s : F lo r id a T h e explanation of this result is dif- be .supplied In a section nearer bom«, Jlilt, if Si-ems poaltive.That both will lx« ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ M « » * « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « » * flcult to put in understandable lungi.ugc where this funnion fimis fittle or no r«-- ..removed through th«- appointments un<! ► to any hut a trained scientist, but it a lief. 1 <|Uu{ifylng of tin-ir «ucc«-*sors. and tiiat general way it may lx- said that with the nt no fur distant time. evaporation of moisture what is known Filed for Record a* Intuit heat ia re-leased 'into tiie tiie,' T reaper Colony Co. to Olive A. < HANGES IN F IR S T NATIONAL = thus reducing the actual tenifx-ratureW«xxiward. of the body or surface on which thia Mary M. Kink, et al.. to II. H. Mcf'all. «vsjuration haa taken place. OrvIIIn C. Hat*» and husband to T . A Hi l l Deserved Promotions Are Made In order to keep most comfortable on Yancy. Amone I h r Officer» a warm day R ia neceaaary that evapora­ S. Y. Way und wife to Wiley Stephen» * tion shall lie normal and a* unimpeded F^mll Rejneking and wife to W. I - 1 The following letter ha» ixx»n sent out ¿SB as ponible by the clothing, and thia Tilden, et al. h> the First National Rafik of Sanford, SE: bring« up the matter of material*, beat gs Emil Reineking and wife to S. S. FloridaadajAcd to worqi climate*. On (h U sub­ GrilTin. To «nir Comwjxindent Bank*. ject Dr. Alvah II. Doty of New York I — 1511. P., Typ« N., Fairlmndi & Morse Gasoline Engine, I am fdeased to announce that tit a 1S S. I) McGill to Minnio K. Rohinson. $ 5 0 0 .0 0 •ay*. “ The material* commonly rm1— « Minnie F]. Rohinson to N. A. M cGill. t meeting of the Board of Director« of this r .. 2 2 5 .0 0 »ployed In the manufacture of clothing Win. Sim |won and wife to D . L Bank. h«-l«l this day, the following 1— 6 150 00 consist of linenr cotton, wool, silk and Thrasher. changes and promotions;were rnadp in «* M 1 -e 4 100.00 fur. Both cotton and lioén afe good 1 Elbert O. F'arrar snd wife to W . C. the official» of the Rank: I— 2 Iuctors of heat, th a t!» , Oje warmth Person. 7500 M r. JF. Pi. F’orsU-i’, from cashier to lxof Jtbe body pa**e« qulcldy through these 1 — 10 a vie* firwsicient, Steam Engine . . B. F. Bowen and wife to John Ramkc. 7 5 .0 0 fabric« to the outer world. Therefore, M r. B . F. Whitner, Jr., from Ass’t J . F. Miller to Julia W. Carter. 1— Wood Splitter, new. - " • - • . . . .» 2 , . . .; v 8 0 .0 0 ia pofd weather they do not offer the pro­ J. Bert Calder and wife to P. Phillips. cashbvr.to lie cashier, tection extended by wool and silk, p hich All of the above are second hand but in first-class condition. M r. A . R. K ^y , from teller to be as­ Chamberlain Piano Co. to E . H. conductors of heaL Neither W Hiker.____________ ______________ sistant cashier; and'the same are efWe also have a large stock of Centrifugal Pumps, No. 2 to No. 3^4, which we ia as hygroscopic as wool and — Washington Orange Grove Co. to S. fcclfve on and after this dote.' will « I I cheap. W e alio hsv* a large stock of New Gasoline Engine*, Pumps, •0b. J b a t ; K they dp not ah*orb water U . Dolive. (Signed) F R E D E R IC H . R A N D , Cylinders, E tc. l Ç j ÿ ,alow ly,.but •nd f i f ie I t, ^<>c4 , quickly . . _E . _ L . Sphaler and wife to I). ‘v F’ranident. 15 5 B. It ty'evajioraLion.'7 A very familiar { Sphalfr. Th«x*e changes call for more than ' ^ 3 « » n ip t o of thU i*' when cott«in «.r linen M cKay. U n d Co. to O. Z. Olen. passing notire in thU historic la stltu -1£ 5 underclothing become* wet from fx-npir- j s. U n d Home Co., to Ia-wis Morgan. lion. Historic— because it is the ofthut 15 5 •UOQ In.the summer, evaporation take* ' hank ,in South Cent/aFJFlorida.jtnd thel 8Ufi*‘*brjapWly that the body becotne« | i.miy' ««vcMied ' ’Country B ank” that'; Rig ExrurahiB quit* cold, whereas If wool ia used, the | 'withstood the great panic of 1698, witb «hillin g uka* place more slowly. Silk, I Excursion to Woodland Park, Launch unimpaired capital nnd usefulness. In to a leaser extent, the properties of Alma May and Mamie will leave city i n « * , fire and flood this Institution ha* - J J y l J t f m r d to. pnd |t may b i u*ed dock at 2:30 p, m., Sunday, H e round stiKxi firm, apti in all the rhktiges aliodt • substitute ff |ta added expert*« Is not trip. 45-Fri-U IIMIIIIB it has stooXuXhangcd In l^'m aJM ¿*^} Jlillllllll B * k *v( r WT Insurance •Y’J m M eLaulin C. H. D I N G E E Sanford Cycle Co. Premier *• .i ta it, i T; Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries 9 À A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Yo iLr House For You |UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||jg Geo. H. Fernald H ardw are Co. ===== GREAT PROFIT-SHARING Same J. C. Brown of lakeland, representa­ tive from Polk county, will be the next Liutw i S la t«, mundiul for th«- Southern District of Florida, and Frank I. M a y«,. •«litor of the IYa»ui'ola Journal, can have the tuurHliulship in tlw- Northern Iletriet, If he will just »ay th«- word. Ti>«-»«- are- the latest re|K)rt« from the seat «/ war in Washington, where Rome nearly a dozen ttu-n afrt- after the»*- two big federal nilin s, and they- are con-" firmed l«y men "clone to the ailmini*«ratjoq her«-. For Minietitne it has Ixx-n rumored that Rurpri-wN wi-rtr in »tore for many seeking thiwc fiosltfons, and now the an­ nouncement in made that lioth have txen agre-ed on by i»oth the Horida Renatora and that both are acceptable to ChHdrenTs Sanford Ice. and Water Co. Gel Northern District I-C-E! Mother, Will ment and |>olicy of coiuw-rving lii«- lx,t interest of Sanford. Now that present and prospective activitieq *ugg«,t cha/igi, to the di recurs, their \ii»doni U evident in promoting it.» pre-se'ht officers. h P. Forster for n quarter of a c*-ntury castiler, tuk«, tfa- pine«- of vire president, and fit» frn nd» ami the l-unk er» of f lurida are pl«-a.»<-«i that he will «till lx- u factor in tin- hanking interests of the »late B. f . Whitm-r, Jr . «h u .n o » liecomes cashier. b a r wet) jo ru :. OAK AV EN U E ______ L ________ - - - - - » __________ 4 The Store of Quality = = = = = — Out of T o w n Qrdors Receive Prompt Attention — — .* — r . t _____ - . mi m �N M kM Every Tu«sitar u t rriday Maniai Br IHE HERALD PRIMING COMPANY R. J. MOLLY. Editer W. M. IUYNU, Buelneit Manager Dstleersd ta t*a Cil» by carrier 12 00 per raar la arranca or 20c par month. Farmaotr la agtaaos must be mad* at offlee T h f police (¿rcc of Sanford have strict orders to prevent the new sheath gowii being worn In SanfoVd. They are afraid that/Sanford *111 become the wholesale center of Florida and the independent steamship line will do much toward realizing this dream. ------ O-----The idea fostered by eome of the anti* division lata that Sanford waa broke re* •re a rude Jolt now with the two -e m akliif‘NiWWlHUlWtliWr they j more money on deposit than ever ore and witn a new hank and Uuat i mpany getting ready to atari here. IT Sanf(< i\ iot moving forward tome the b s * n i >uld be showing inclination I » y y ^ JT K au ara.”* W 'houT«^irlrig built, more new stores opening, more new people coming here In the summer and more enterprise« of every kind open­ ing up than ever before and all tills in the dull months of summer. I t V '« ’ll called Reactionaries remained loyal to the Dcmocratjc ticket and, not only this but contributed aa liberally a* their, means allowed the national campaign fund la counted for nothing by the » « h e n and their new f» P « ° f lh** r*dic*l faction of the P ^fy* . -------Further, the overpowering anogance l hese latter, the assumption that they ^ on^y Simon-pure IJemocr* ta 1° Florida and that thhae who did not vo** ^or Wilaon in laat year a prim»r* « political traitor*, hirelinga of « T p o ra tlo n » ^ d ,# JW i,# t ^ A ^ 4 i e s S S AND PROFITS' The only Bank in Sanford that divides its depositors. * W e have the only exclusive Safety Vault rent our boxes at $3.00 per year. We want your business, offering absolute protection for your deposits. H. E. TOLAR, Cashier R. R. DEAS/Asat. Cashier M . M . SM ITH , President H . R. STEVENS, Vice President COME TO S A N l^ R D If the Seminole county peopfi» are go­ ing to treat ua Orlando folk* the same at St. Petersburg has been treating their former Hillsborough county brother*, we are going to remain right in the vicin­ ity of Orange avenue where Sheriff Gor­ don and Chief of Police Smith can tnkc care of ua. But we think Bob Holly 1* about thp moat dangerou* man up there and be I* a* harmlrwa and good natured a* a boy'* big «inter. Orlando Sentinel We will treat you right, brother. We were pour once and live*! in Orlando The county commissioner* of Seminole county are looking after the people's interests at all times and intend to weigh carefully every proposition before panning upon it. They are giving their time anil attention «very week without pay, frying to «tart the new county right ami SANFORD TH E COOLEST they deserve the aiudstanre of every citi­ looking over the temi>**ratwre reports zen in the county. Starting a new county i* a man’* job and we have real (or Florida for the past few week* will convince any one that Sanford i* the men aa county commissioners. coolest spot in the state. The temjwrav T i* said that the new hotel regula­ turc for the morning reading* for the la*i tion* will put the Sanford House among week register* 70, which is cool enough the thing* of the past and that the owner* to make the morning* very comfortable will now have to make it a real hotel or and which is cooler than any other lo­ tear it down. While we would hate to cality, according to government report*. see this work_ui uri_demuli*hed our grief This is easily accounted for by the laxgiUium^thui almost surround the city * t p a rtin g would be assuaged somewhat by the upiiearanre of the new hotel that and then the breeze« from the ocean ami would lake its place and the dream of gulf are always notice-able to many other Sanford becoming the lw*t tourist resort residents of other Florida dlies. Our summer weather i* pronounced perfect in the state would then come true. The residents of Sanford easily not#, the change in visiting other cities on the Editor Upward uf the. Orlando (att­ coasts or the interior. There is never a ic n ho* changed hi* pajwr to magazine night in the summer that you cannot size and ask* how we like it. It is fine. sleep In Sanford in comfort and this as­ Howard and you are to be commended sertion cannot be truthfully made by upon the neat appearance of the new any other location in the south, north, magazine. The Citizen ha* always been east or west, unless it be in Canada or in the mngozine class and now you have the mountains. the projier *1» to give your illusti atoms the full effeet. And then Orange count) need* a magazine and whu could give u* one us well us Howard, whu draw pic­ ture* with |H-neil and jw-n and i* *urrt«efid in both. rSFFAE’ SURPLUS T he'Largest Resources and Financial Backing of any Bank in Seminole County. Our doughty friend Dates, of Sanford The new bond issue means that San­ town, present! quite an original “Get ford will have the lake front bulk Rich Quick” scheme in a recent article beaded and should, the issue fail to pass to the Tirnes-Union. — no bulk head. lie writes ua a correspondent iron Sanford and says: "Sanford is to make Mr. and Mrs. Fisher have returned a bond issue of (500,000. The money home from a trip to their old homo in will be used in retiring certain outstand­ Ohio and report the weather up there as ing bomb and taking up some current very hot. In fact they came back to obligations, thus placing the affair* of 8anford to keep cool. tbeyity ON A CASH B A SIS ." _ •Reminds us of the chap in our old ----- We hoper the d ry "Council wttt push home town who every ftrst of (he year tbs building of sidewalks from Tenth went about rubbing his hands and con­ Y street to Hughey on Park avenue. Good gratulating himself and everybody that sidewalk* and % brick atrcct to Sanford he had paid all his indebtedness and was Heights will leave nothing more to be now oh a firm eaah basis, having renewed" desired, as the lights and water are all his notes and annual debts in a new loan. already promised. Oh, Bat*« in a buater of a*financier,— Orlando Citizen, The Sanford Herald, speaking of the press convention at Tampa, gave an in­ teresting account of the affair and wbund up by saying, ‘'We shall tie to Tam pa.* Gee Whizz! does Seminole county pro­ pose to take in the whole Hate?— Ft. Myers Press. Yea indeed. Tho state of Florida and Fr. Myer*. For Future Happiness This Poet'* Wife Waa Practical. "If 1 can do anything to cheer and brighten tho lives of my fellow man I shall be perfectly satisfied," re­ marked the long-haired p o e t "TDon,” replied his weary wife, “why don’t you quit writing poetry and g et up a oomlo series In which the humor la furnished by some one who hits another over tho bead with a club?" Sanford Business College MODERN ( OURSES IN Iiookkceping, Banking, Commercial Law, Com­ P rim itiv e Farming In Spain. In «inie pans of Spain, as In th« Seville district, there are many Largs farms ranging from 1,000 acres ap to 10,000 or oven more. In other parts of tho country thousands of peasants till little plots of from two acres to five acres apiece. Thare th o ,u se of modern farm machinery makes very slow progress. mercia! Arithmetic, Penmanship, Typewriting Shorthand, and all Branchen of Civil Service I.KAKN TO DO BY IlOINt DAY AND NIGHT C LA SSES Sanford Business College —------ — —... -whMJLJVOa JUU/.DJNG SA N FO RD , Discouraged Flrsftlss. Just received the catalogue of Rollins College ahd they probably want our opinion of it and here it is. If an Or­ ange county rolie-ge need* to send to Alabama to print their catalogues they u s ie -m e a n in g .Mr i>unrgsn I wing can also sent) to Alabama for free newspresent and accepting a memento for hi* pa|wr notices The Orlando Sentinel service* (III lie half of SOME of llir for ) ear* printed the catalogue for Slur on Philadelphia. jieople of hi* district thi* was not »<> Hollins College and printed it a* well, if “A Philadelphia scientist on his way i happy. A little incident to jnr and not better than the one just issued shock out of plumb Hie full Hedged can­ to th« Hawaiian Islands spent thro« There are other printing office* in the dor and honesty of the occasion.— months studying the habits, evolution county that can do this work, why then and variation» of troa snails.” W« i Reporter-Star. do not b«l!avo that a Philadelphian is it necessary to send to Alabama for Better *ee the poultryman and get can complets the Job in three months, printing? something (or that continued case of but It must bs admitted that he will sorehead. You are poor loser», poor obtain some valuable hints on speed.— The Sanford Herald 1» .the official nports, |>oor politician*, poor hall players, Boston Transcript. organ of Seminole county and in adding ota. On to the poor house with such s new subscribers every day this papier poor bunch. - Senator Donegan was Saving Electric Current is offering greater inducements to the presented with a token of our apprecia­ Repeatedly interrupting the current advertiser than ever before. Now is the tion which Isfrharaeti ristic of the Sanford for Infinitesimal fractions of lima, per­ time to make your advertising contracts spirit. And by the way, we have never m itting the filament to cool but not in­ for the ensuing year for the rate« are heard of Orlando presenting Hon. terfering with the Mght aa perceived going higher superinduced by the big Sam. Robinson with anything for hi* by the human eye, a French electri­ subscription list There is no paper In gallant fight made against division, cian has invented a lamp which bs the state that cover* the good territory alone and unaided except for the wind claim s uses bat one two-hundredth ol now covered by The Herald and the blowing through the keyhole of the Cap­ the current of ordinary lamps. advertiser who maktw a contract now itol building (per Star buck, Strozit will be greatly benefitted .In the next and Watkins). What s bunch of sonFrench Society Improving. twelve months. The Heraid cover* lias headed, pessimistic, pin headed piker* The latest tad In Harts, It Is said, field like the dew ami if there U nay live in the capital of Lemon countyl la to play cards la the boxes during a grand opera performance. This la not person In the new county who does not naif eo annoying as the habit some subscribe for The Herald he resds his PARTY HARMONY TH R E A T E N E D persona have of whistling or singing neighbor's paper and the advertise­ There are indications of a rupture grand opera or oth er giro during a ments. pending In the Florida Democracy. In game of cards. the first pisce, there is some dissatisfac­ The very latest wrinkle for making a tion shout the distribution of the Maybe They Wer«, greater Sanford is the idea of an inde­ federal offices. The of these have l i t t l e - Piar* baa * b*b!t of stickpendent steamship line Incorporated by been given to radicai leaders who st)-ls Sanford merchants and already money themaeivc* progressives. With the ex­ lug her feet out of the bed cover*. Oa* hot nfght tm being told not to da enough has been offered tq make the ception of a few postmeetership« of the aa, php obeyed In slienoe for s litt!« InJtlsJT payments on a fleet of vcoeels. second and third clam, the so-called while and them suddenly said. "Oh, , . Cheeper freight rate« end better service Reactionaries have received no. choice mazg pi a, let toe put a y feet out! will be the slogan of the new line and the plums. IPheyTe choking.* S t. Johns river will at least become what The self-styled Progressive* de­ it should have become many year* ago nounce as Reactionaries all who, voted — . — — the great highway of trad* ip'tf travel. for Underwood in last year's primaria, The Idea of the river traffic being exor- and'the extremists of the former element, - bitant in rates is unheard of in any other particularly soma of their newspaper «tate except Florida and Uka the freight mouthpieces, declare openly that tbs rates on railroads can be charged up to Underwood supporters are entitled to - • Jacksonville and the wholesale laureata. no recognition. The feet that these so- F L O R ID A ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ e »»»««• ««*««♦«««» ♦ ♦ 4 e « e 4 » e t« e e e e e a Sptdsrs Ussd aa Charm*. Spiders, like worms and snakes, wate -formerly much used In charm cur«*, and only a year or two since aa Rngilih shopkeeper was startled Nall Will Stay. by-a request for H* nut to put a ipldsr When a wall Is so soft that U will tn to « r e baby's whooping sough." not bold a plcturo nail, rati a little T b « spider, according to an old time plaster of parts tn a teacup, enlarge proscription, was to fce Inclosed In a the bole to a fair size and Insert the out and suspended round the child's plaster, and. s minute after, tho nail— neck, the Ides being that as the In- and let It dry. The nail will b« persect died the disease disappeared' foctiy *ecuro after It has dried. During s pause uf a brilliant display of fireworks on of the circle of friends commented Upon the conspicuous abMUM of the Innumerable fireflies that had been noticed several svsalngi pre­ viously. The query as to what had beooto* of them all was promptly an­ swered by my tiny boy of five sum­ mer«, who remarked; "I guess they must be discoli raged.<"—Chicago T rib ­ une. - Busy — But Cool And Comfortable Tho Crank. "Is Jinks a confirmed pessim isti" "Y es; he will never try to talk over a telephone becgUse he says that the one of the 9,000,000 In t h e . United Hlates which would be of service to him la sure to be In use.'' Didn’t Dare to Qo to W o rk . "1 say Tom. lend me another ten. will you?Heavens! Why don't you go to work and earn noney’ " Don't dare to. my boy People would think the governor had disinherited me, and that would ruin my credit.” Brevity. Barber (beginning the haircut)— "Have you heard the story about ths guy that— (resuming business)— want It short, sir?" Customer (a tired editor)—"T e e ; a mere eynopsla will do!"—Judge. S,in.‘ > 1 „ h i t 110 South I» k rho 2 / Bhe Knew Better, Teacher gave as her morning quota­ tion, "Many hands tanks light work.’* Lucy was heard whispering to her neighbor. "Not If you had to wsih them as often as I have to do mins." Succulent Grape-fruit. A fellow by the name of Baer, per­ haps ths original Dear, makes tho re­ mark that "a grapefruit la a lemon that had a chance and took advantage of It!" —The Co-opt-or. Hunter« Contribute to Revenue. One of the Important functions of the government in Germany La the Is­ suing of permits to hunters. The rev­ enue thus obtained la about (1,500,000 annually. Feolleh Egotism. T h * true egotist la the man who Im­ agine* he la attracting attention to hla particular lias of comedy In a crowd of baseball rooter*. >♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ >♦ ♦ ♦ > ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ o n ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ s s t e * s s » » s » » t s » e n » » \RO LLINS t | COLLEGE, W IN TER PARK 01 S u l Auk Meet leaullftil Campus I« Plerlde _ U » . 1 ' • Jmw * i V C*fc#S. A C,4‘ m7- * * » « . Etprswion. F l u Arts. Dorn «tic Ails, sod lodswnel Arts. Hermese. T ctD cr a Ceurse. s , . > ‘ > . t» > T w .k t kuiUisg*. stu m k**i, electric lights, Mrs protsetios, fins p u c u i a , M m ahne. q«**t.t «mMoa rad ov m .ai. T k r* . tc sc U .i ol music. (5 ,0 0 0 » ( « a , . 4 » U PUAM, two |U* tl«b * chorvi cUm. S«p**h am* mams foe buiinrn school, fall bsnVlag equipment. N *« chemical sad physical khnestseWs. «quipped .¡th every in te rn device; s u l ^ i i o l s*ils. U r tilurrs, foods, »»lee. peepsrttioo fw rsgineeetnf m r m . . . , » * » « » a | . toll. teaaiSr J - t W L _ buhmhnU, Chriwisa bxr « U v ensslastme . il ............... ..... schekrthips tvolkhk. Fne cntskg.es .dd.es. I W ILLIAM PRKMONT BLACKMAN, Fh. LL D . PR ESID EN T ........................................................................................................... • w , •' ' i For Engraved Cards See The Herald �- THE SANFORD HERALD IN AND ABOUT THE CITY THE REAL FLORIDA and conceal Cielr own ßfOnte sor rows.— Bamnal Van Vrankaa Holmes. Cannot be Judged From ( or Window Little Happening»— Mention Matters In [Brief Observations Of ' •'■ * btiMneiS* and in n few day* »ill make announcement. ^ Mr. and Mnt D. I - Thrasher and Mr* Samuel I’ukwton »ere visitor* in Or­ lando Tuna Lay. E. B. Brown, manager of the Virginia Chemical Co. spent several day* of this week in Jacksonville. Bring the family for an ull-duy pirnir at Woodland Park. 87-tf M n Jimmie Glass* many friend* are glafi to know that she is recovering from a recent indisposition. I'TUdon Jacobs of Chulouta und hon­ ored member of the school Irourd was in the city on Wednesday. The board of county commissioner* will meet again today to wrestle with the vexed questions of the county. 1 Mrs. E. E. Brady and little daughter, Kathleen arc visiting relatives in Amer leus, (la., und will probably remain tin til fall. I nient on that *u|*>rflcial; JTfeeling .WeSi* y of thing* us*» his return ticket a* Only Way. as [Hirwiiile. Si> it has olwayi been with Knicker A fashion not« saya that new lands awaiting development, for skirts are to be six Inches narrower thtir least pleasing as|>ccts are most ob­ a« the ankle. Booker— WU1 the etri» trusive to the visitor and if he lie Of thi stand ou Olio leg T early "quitter" vlHety he fairly runs , a * ay from the opportunity and leave* Lobet«re la England, it to other* of clearer vision and better 1 ▲hont M,000 loba lara ara catan dally stay mg qualities to get beneath the sur­ the e«aaon In England, and face of things ami exploit the rich field they eOme mostly from Nora Scotta abandoned by the quitter. and Norway. The DeLand News masses the con­ crete testimony that the car window ex­ Qene rally. pert 1» mistaken in his hasty apprais*The man who thinks he la ooe o< _ toent in the following pregnant pa^a %h« chosen few generally torne oat be graph t "Citrus fruits brought approximately be ooe of the disappointed many. 114,000,000 Into Florida for the season Easy. just closed. Besides citrus fruits, F3yr,T *\ Whi ner — on« fricad on ur id a ships annually (tinny train load» of Hjisl/and sweet potatoes, lettuce, water- •srth— my dog.“ Optlmletio JLdvlaer— mejdhs, ratitalouftes, tomuloes, egg­ “Why don't you gat another d o g P plants, celery* pineapples, guavas, pep] (»■ra, squiish, laets, rahhage, strawvwer ries and other vegetable*, fruit ¡uiif truck, cotton, fertilixer, cattle, hides, lumber, shinghs, laths, crtxwties, l*riek, pottery, clay, phosphate, rnatn and nirpenline. cigar* uhd tohareo. It »oultl I** inter «-sting to learn the amount of money brought into the state since last July for : all these and other product*. \Nhen Florida people learn to work up all th«>*e material» and ship the finished product, our population will increase four lt> «u times its present number laikehind J U X '^4. D. laiwler, formerly with E. E. Turner, expects to open a wholesale confectionery store in the Bishop block on August 1st. yWallace Parham, the popular young son of Mr and Mr*. l\ W Parham "f Gainesville, lh visiting hi* uncle, .1 H Bruton of tin.* city. 1 Misses Lillie sml Annie liar mid. two of Gainesville's most attractive young ladies, are visiting their cousin, MU* Muriel Harrold this »**ak. Among the Oviedo visitor* to the city on Wednesday »err Him. I T ( 'lurk I elegrarn of the !x>ur<l of commissioner* mid Hon latra le ut l'rtershurg J . fl, Jon«-*, county treasurer I ir ami Mr» W A M i n n u k ami Mi** V Mr* Will McKinnon left I iii-»«btv At h è 11 and Mr and M r* I ( lindi left afternoon for Jackson* tile \11» r ,i vmil ye ste rd ay Inr Si i'e t«r»burg » l i e t e ih«". with her *i*ter* residing m la*k»«<n\ illc,, » ili rnake tlieir (vilur«' homi' 1*r Min Mr*. McKinnon will go to North Caro mek togi'tln-r »itti I >r Muore »ili nj»-r linn for a visit You can’t drown in th<* Woodland Park swimming pool. Ideal plare to Mr Msti* (nmlne learn to «»tin Empti«»! ami r|<*uiu»l I Ir J ( Davi*, thè veli kntwsn op dally, 87-tl tlnnn »ili I«- ai thè 'Hobhtnr* Nini" W, A Farr and »lie have taken a hotel Saturday . July J2th. Iti Naturila), cottage at Daytona Hi-urh and have a* Jtlly I 9t h 1 lirlU»i\e tlieir guests Mr*. Vent George of Jack­ llemlaeh«- cure«! with giu.»!«.» K m -* sonville und Mias Iarui»«' ('oldhum of ■•*te<| (rtsDon't V*uit unit! lust day U*Birmingham. Ala. Imth »¡»ter* of Mr* i (ll|t Furr. Mr». .S. A. I'ripjien of Sanford, »ho ( ongrrkMTinn < lark llim nred has been in the MeEwan Sanitarium, i*hingtiin. D ( . J ' 11* 1" It i* not ha» auffleiently r*-eovert-d to |>e removed t«t the Ar«-a«ln, »tier«- *h<- »ill remain b>r «•ill'll l i mi Ki' iMil i l ifan l u e i n ! * r» >*t « i*ti gr«-** .L*k timt »J*.»» hi-.* of Di-iiiihtiiI* u lime lief ore being taken home. la- ui ' e r l i - d but i bi » I» » h a t lia|>|*etie*t Reporter-Star. lu-re >i'*ti rday ( i ngr«*5»muti Au*tin Dr. K, 7. F Golden of I a»* burg, for nf Tenni'BM-«', Republican, read the nierIy editor of the Baptist Witness »ill »(»»■eh M Representative Frank Clark preach at the Hujitkit church next Sun­ made at Ocula nn July I and » a* .»<•miirti day ut 11 o'rliH-k und Sutuiuy evening please«! with it that today he a*k«'d and at 7:110. A cordial invitation i* extend­ received unanimous ■*<inset it that it I** ed to every one to attend I T I till'd in t hi- r*'«1' I d if i it » i-rit »r ■ t y » a l ag Imiiitr for i ta I 1.1* H o l L’ ìu ' o t . g r * * . Old Made Good as New I heve a first clua* harness maker now and »e cun do anything in this line while ‘ The patrons of the A. C.. L. freight you »ait Give us u trial and be con­ office now behold the »milmg rounti-n vinced W. Il 1 N D K I t w n o l ) . ance of John Furtlmi, »ho t* in charge «1 8" t I the office and who »ill probably lie tna«!e agent No U tter choice for tin* r«* To Clean W a lla sponsible position rambl lie made than To deau painted » a l l * dissolve two John Furilon and here * hoping lie lands ounce« of borax In two quart« of it for life. water and add one tableapoouful of Hotel Breaker*, just south oI Keat­ ammonia Uso half lilts quantity to ings Pier, Daytona Beach <>pen year each bucket of water; do not uao round. New hotel. Make* specialty j soap. Wash a small amount of th« of shore dinner* Thursday evening* and 1 paint at a time and rub dry with g clean cloth. Sunday noon. 87-Fri ll L F. J . McDnnnel is home for a visit roughly V«ntllatsd. from Ownaao, Michigan and will enjoy “Wh you need m ost.' said the life on the farm (or a few weeks. Mac In a Sanford t«mater and will come here physician aftar bo had «xamlned the to stay some of these days. He states patient. "U plsnty of ventilatkin. “Oee, doctor,’* th« sick man repllsd, that Michigan Is hotter than Sanford “you muit be mistaken. I've bean right now and he came here to cool off operated on throe time« In th« last for a few weeks. year and a halt'* , D. D. Caldwell of Sanford, one of the — i, ............ — new Seminole capital's best known ritiCleaning Tile«. aens wo* In the city yesterday on a bu*iMany times the tiles in a hearth will nen mission. Mr. Caldwell states that become »o stained that water will not Seminole county Is rapidly being placed clean them. Never clean tiles wtth on a business hagis and that the county's water. Ua« turpentine on a piece of affairs are already being transacted in flannel and polish with a dry cloth and fin« shape.—^ Tampa Tribune. lh« tiles will look Uk« new. ñ Mlaa Hattie Belle Hyer paid a visit to Mrs. R. J . Holly of Sanford laat week And He Sat and Thought and brought back with her for a short Youth—"Oh. everything bores on« ▼iait, little Mlaa Mae, the right year old nowaday«. Worst of It It, when I'm daughter of Editor Holly. She's a bored, I can't help showing 1L” Lady chiplett* of the old block, telling ua upon —“Oh. but you shotfld learn to die* an introduction that she ia “ the little gulao It under a mask of gayety, Uk« m *."—Punch. •ditor.*'—Orlando Sentinel. fc INVENTORY SALE Beat Cell ara. An eastern author, It la said, mahn» — All TRIM M ED flats at half price a good tacóme by raising mushroom« Balnrday Monday and Tuesday. ln th« bassinent of his house. This 9 3 -lie M. L. ALLEN. «hall not tempt ue. however, to make any remarks concerning "best esi­ lara.“—Chicago Tribuna ^aaM agt«« Bank Fail« Waablnffton. July 10.—Thé First snd National Bank here, audited by Cheerfal Om Always la Demand. There’■ a mighty ooataglea In cheertb« acting comptroller of the currency ashington, did not open for b u rin » fain esa. W« teed mors msa and wwm— wftf fear* thair owa asso kg U g -lfY ! I flC L U L L tK * E. arc now located oonvcrTicntly and will continue to carry at all times complete lines of Men’s Furnishings. L> ' MMMX **><•< r*" cordial welcome To our new home. ui Evaporated Peaches Prunes Apricots And Apples .. r .FR A N K 'it- Crisp Toast. if you are to hare toast for break­ fast, try the plan of cutting the bread the night before You will find the toast crlspor and more quickly mad*. --------------------------------------- ------------ Nothing Doing at All. Hokue—“Bo she didn't return your loro, ^hf" Pokue—“Return my loref Why, she didn't even return my pres­ ent«."—Town Topic«. Persian SANFORD Newport Coffee F L O R ID A xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxx: The F irst National Bank Of Sanford y y A A % * . - ► Richelieu Coffee XX Richelieu Red Pitted Cherries g The Only Bank In Seminole County Under The Control Attraction of Good Liar. Borne liar* are *n Interesting that wo foul sorry wo cau l bollore them. —Dr I*uah WANTS All Local Ad vertisem ents Under This Heading. Three Cent s a Lin « f ach Issue No* *>m>«»- Im in rli A H F Of The United States xx Richelieu White Cherries w ould remind all oi its customers that we arc ready to furnish all who are plankvuuuicj Mino» in «tin I fi11 ru* I \| ply (*, f Y h.averi), baila'r shni* "il Sanford avenue for Rent Aug l*t five room* and bal It, on ( tuk avenu* l**t»ren Third anti fourth ,»t re**l* f urfiluhed *<r oritur III* be* I ft*»* K. H Murk*. op|H**|t> F**ople» Hank ÍCI ifr 1 "t ftaie ( elify ami onion ground in high state of cultivation, »ilh irriga­ tion system, 17 ai r*-*, exeellent build iti|g» 1’rtHÍu* e» from $.100 IK) to {500 uo I» r acre ea* h year Forty-live minute* •1'tv* frp.tn 11., l..i* I Hu*. An ...lat It'll, vf 1 ad* " • . ai N I* pi lobtl f*|Ulp|“ d ».It t ■ * Mog board* an.I ’ "ol* utui nvi ! . ■ . .it'll gr, aiiig , r*' 11-. M ill *i'll cheap on uecomit ,•f ottier bu.*i nee*. On trariion line and improved state road*. Ajldres« Frire Taber Cel­ ery Co . O* born Ohio, R. F. D. 4. !«2 .'lc Colori»! I lretuminker, e\I« tn no-d would w » by «lay or i.t Imri *, N<> t i l l ( y pn-M Ave, F ( I. Box VI» **2 2'* ■ U aliteli H rom I *•*(eri I »hue cropjier or »ould rent for romiti« « « mu I In ftaiiford * i'lerV Farm n>>w m ■.*» la-iis und in high »tute of cultivation Addnxui F \'aleille. Sanford, Fla '«,’ i| Truck <.ro»cr* snd Farmer» l »ant ten suecessful truck growers, »ho are exjierienced iti pre|iuring and cultivating muck »oil. No» draining 2,500 arrea excellent ruuck lands. Will make good prupoMtlon to right men Clark Woo'l. Box 473, Starke, Fla. 02-4tr Wanted for the Bummer Small house of ,, furntahr<| fnr hoiuekwp,nK. Mr*. * 02-21(1 F’or Rent —Good housekeeping room», abo furnished rooms. 311 Park Ave. 91-3tp For Sale—A fine large horse, will work anywhere. Good driver Ten year» old ,*oun<1>' Have no ua. for him. C B Fulton, Ft. llM-d, Fla. 91-tf For Sale—T»elv«* room house in good location for boarders and roomer*. Hall caah, balance monthly. Price rea •umable. Box 867. 87-8tc For Sale—Block of ten lota on west side, contains two acres, fronts on First street. Cheap for caah and. quick »ale. Box 912. 87-8tc For Rent—Cottage, live rooms and bath. Enquire A R. Key, First Na­ tional Bank. ‘ 72-tf * For Rent—Large front room. Mrs. R, J.. Jones, 206 Park avenue. 72-tfc . For R*ot—Store Room and unfurnlabed room in Bishop block. Enquire Holden Real Estate Go. 45-tf Want to buy a few thousand feet of celery boards. F. L. Greene, R. 2, 68li Beat Meals In Sanford for $4.00 per week. Moat home-Uke bote! In town. Transients and regular boarders find s welcome s t reasonable rates. S t Johns Hotel, A. W. Watben, Prop., 420 First S tm t. travelers XX checks $ 1 0 . 0 0 and in up. DJfj._tr-uli our denominations I hese checks you with funds in convenient Richelieu Sliced Peaches carry, and at the same identify you in all time parts of supply shape they of the to will world. You wi II be put to no trouble in cashing them. XX nus is only one of the many conven* c m r s wc can oiler you. Richelieu (ireen Gage Plums C a ll and sec XX ub in the marble b u i l d i n g THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK Whole Codfish XX First National Bank F at Mackerel Of Sanford, Florida A >,•? c • x x x x x x x x x x x x x ^ tx x x x a c ra : XX Sliced B. Bacon and Ham XX Pimento and Swissr Cheese xxxx i Seize Your Opportunity -= Ï! Own Your Own Home Buy' Now and Save Money. Property Cheaper Now Than Ever Again in S a n f o r d j . If yop can’t buy a home, buy a lot. W c have what ypu want. Come and see us, as we can make the terms to fit your means aqd sell you what yon want at a reasonable price. „ft Thrasher & DuBose Over Sakferd Sh o t á Clothing CVe. L. P. McCULLER .Sanford, Florida gBBBBBBM u Rand Bldg. Phone 277 Herald W ant Ads Wr iill »•«. ¿ jO * D n n g n e o u i» ¿ J- V V- ' !>^ r " v i >*•' •• ^ "'f jjr ' -.•*»- . '4 -.‘dm r - * _ _w _____ “ ’* -Tv.”* • --- ------------------------;—ï—:--- 1*---- — •■‘Y r » "-X-. A ^llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllUIKL B n * v a , I - Clothier and Men’s Furnisher XX Maxim. Bn not sll sugar, or lh«* wrorld will gulp then do»n. nor ret all wormwood or the world »III »fit thee out. i t ,; J «ti I he Red < r‘i»,' l’hartinn y \ l) (| Smilh t he girnul eniid’ieti ir qf the Seminole I .on n «»I that make* dad', starts und »Uijw taiaeen .Sunforil and Oviedo »as called t*r North Carolinu on Wednesday by the serious illn«»* of his father. ( Specials On« Way to Publicity. T b s request of a Bethlehem, Pa.. woman that ao mention of h « r j4 e * t h ___a m h . made la-ttw -papsra baa thus far J appeared In only 1 1 .7 « «changan.— * * Washington Post. The tourist or homeseeker »ho comes to Florida and sixes up the state from the car window misses htfTPKBPtfrtVfcry ■— 1T O R W X n T f M S O f INTEREST instance and frequently return* home by the next train a disgusted man, to abuse and revile the Ijind of Flower* S o m m ir; Of The Floating Small Talk» forevermore. Nothing Complimentary. 8 a ffla rti 7 Arranged For Harried Whan you oiler a man a cigar, and In truth the great uncultivated acre» Herald Header« of Florida do not look inviting from the ha looks at It and eaya; "No, thank ■ -—7; �t■ .. yt .. ... | . E ? ! n b ifcSm THS SANFORD ttSJULb STOMACH TROUBLE . FOR FIVE YEARS In Lunnon. meant everything In the world to met tit I couldn’t watt; ] hurried niter her. . V in t Workman (disgusted)—Thee* 1 found her entering her hotel upon blinkin' furrtners comae' a 'obaobhla 1 1 » ; the arm of n «mart, dark-haired fal­ wtv .tu In the too be and buses and, low In that sort of eult that la adver­ lemma, they gits to toxk nenglleh tised aa " a forty-foliar eult for nine­ very nigh e s good es me end yon. Bill, teen fifty.” She bowed to me and not “a rt. they don’t I— Punch. walked Into the hotel. With that man I A girl at in ry la . tari ------------*T V - V 'T - - -PrctfM or, sickened me. At least I hoped To ward off e bole In e kid glove ■ he would have shown a little dleMajority of Friend« Thought Mr. taking other medicine«. I decided Id crtmtnaUon In her choice of a mate where the fingernails cut through, fes­ tes e small place of kid of the same take his advice, although I did not have Instead of selecting or being select­ „ *■*»**, color to the seams on the Inside of Hughes Would Die, Bat ed by a tailor’s dummy! I wrote her the Bager end the glove will last for any confidence In It. " . a letter asking for an apDfl^ tm en t I h a v e .tta ^ q g t . One Helped Him to _______ _________ __, ____n tf-T i -¿ti­ I spent a night of torture. I passed A. „ r~ » •■• Buzzing Bounds Mads by Insects. for three month*, and it has cured m the morning walking up and down the \ The different humming or buzzing Recovery. haven't had those awful si^c headaches board walk. At three o’clock 1 was at sound In Insects la caused by the vther hotel. Her maid handed me ~ bratios of the wings, and tho more Send For Free Books on Florida Products since I began using it. letter. I opened It. rapid the vt brat tons tb s sharper tb s 1 am so thankful for what Black"I am sorry, Athur, but I have An sound. Scientists h are estimated thqf Pomeroylon, Ky.—In Interesting ad­ * * . *A* *' ‘ . v , • . • , '■ • engagement with M f.’ Clement« this the common hoes« -fly vibrates tts vices Irom this place, Mr. A J. Hughes Draught has done for m e." afternoon," I read. "Perhaps some wings about SSS times a second and r, Thedlord's Black-Draught lias been other tlmo will dot l a m leaving this the bonsyb«« 400 tlmee, though « writes as follows: " I was down with W JLSO N & T O O M E R F E R T IL IZ E R C O . evening for— " tired bee move# Its wings more alow*stomach trouble (or live (3) years, and found a very valuable medicine for de­ I dashed the Tetter upon the floor 1y and makes a different sound from JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA would have sick headache so bad, ai rangements of the stomach and liver. It and strode out of the room. I had a freeh one. The butUrffy b content • j * -reached the front door of the suite to move more slowly and as Mr. R. C. Maxwell, Mgr. Sanford Branch times, that I thought surely I would die. is composed of pure, vegetable herbs, whan I heard a voloe calling me. I notes. : * Ss 1 tried different treatments, but they contains no dangerous ingredients, and looked back. There stood Lucy at the door, dressed all* In white and fi acts gently, yet surely, ft can be freely looking like a. saint. did not seem to do me any good. "O. Mr. Bowen. I didn't go out after ■J got so bad, I could not eat or sleep, used by young and old, and should be alL I bad a headache," she said. VTff * +4 and all my (rieads, except one, thought ! kept in every family chest. "W hat was It yon wanted to see me about, Arthur r Oet a package today. r would die. He advised me to try I reached h er In Pour strides. ........ O alr a nuttier. - •• - " Thedlord’a Black-Draught, and cult - "Lucy," -1 said, making no bones about it, *1 have found out tbkt I love you. W ill you marry me and let Look at the PIKE INSURANCE Uncle Ja b e s go to—to the deuoeT" question from any angle and its abso­ I was so keyed up that I didn't * v -t. I lute necessity is apparent—every inch know what I was earing. But Lacy MADE BY argument that you ran bring to bear on ganged me— my darting Lucy, who it only further clinches the fart that it has never felled me In anything from JOHN D EERE that day to this. She put her arms 1» n . round my neck and laid her head HEAL NECESSITY down on my shoulder and cried: This mower has 3 0 In i Our fire in*uranft‘ is the genuinely “0 , Arthur,” ahe said, two minutes safe, reliable kind— it it the character later, "do you know I have loved you weiring part* than any insurance demanded b y shrewd business all the tim er* V ' other mower on the m ar­ “How long?" I aakod Jealously. men, corporation managers, etr. ket. AH gears are on the "Always, Arthur. T eli me, when Have ua handle your insurance am msin axle. The driving did you begin to love m e?" you will never have reason to rej|ret it "Always,’' I replied. "And as for lug* are on the outside of C H A S E & CO. Uncle Ja b es—" the wheel. Many other "W e’ll let hla money go," she said. advantage*. Cal! in and "I don't care, so long as I have you, "Quite ao—quRo no,” said Mr. Cole- dear." let u* demonstrate to you. worth, rubbing bla hand*. And Lucy Bo wo were engaged, and we took turned away and began talking to the train back to town n est day to Mr. Jabea Stokca’a housekeeper, who, see Mr. Coleworth. I had my last attired In d e e p e d mourning, waa and' first Instalment of tho Income We Carry a Full Line of Repairs in Stock. Young Legatees Discovered That contentedly, meditating upon her own ready for him. Lucy had apent most araplo legacy of flfteen thousand dol­ of hers, but I was determined to He Was Not So Very lar., make It good, even If It meant delay­ Hard Hearted. Aa I h are laid, I had never siren ing our marriage for a few months a thought to Lucy. My revered uncle longer. Mr. Coleworth came out of DY J . M. PRICE. —our revered uncle— had been a aue- hla Office at once and led us back Into Lucy and I looked at each othe* plcloua old man. and what Is popu- a cozy corner beside a real, old-fash­ Whan the lawyer came to that elauss larly known aa a "killjoy.” If he ioned fireplace. In Uncle Jabea’a will. Wo didn ot'th ou g h t he had done ua an til turn "So you two young people h are lookstraight but out ot the corner« he waa groealy self-deceived. And found out that you are In love with 48485353485348485323485348485353230023235323534853485348534853482348534823485323534848235353534823 Of our eyea At least, I eaw th a t' yet—well. 1 had never noticed It be- each other?" ho askod quizzically. Lucy was looking at me, and*0 I , fore, strangely enough, but tho way "Tea, and we are going to get mar­ Infer that she saw that I waa loo to Lucy turned her head away was q u it, ried.” 1 answered, and planked down the In f ir — - 1 upon .-¿Aa taM er- "Theretug at bar Then we each stared hard fascinating. Her dress became if air«hr 1-all in p rr remarkably, and she waa—yes, posi­ is tny share and Mias Stokes will pay T o my nephew, Arthur Bowen, th< tively pretty. If only Uncle Jabea you—" “O, pshaw)" said Mr. Coleworth. of fourteen thousand dollars ant had made our marriage conditional fi n a y property on Madison avenue, cow upon our Inheriting the legacy, what i "You don’t have to pay that back. It slating of the apartment house knows would—what would Lucy hare dona? Just has reference to the future, you She answered that very queitlon. , know. I'm afraid— I’m Very much s s T h e Maple Vine,’ on condition thal "Aren’t you glad. Arthur, that It afraid that the capital m utt go to „ b e shall not marry the said Lucy Btokea within a period of twentjf wasn’t the other way round?" ahe ' third party now." "Who la the third party?" I de­ years, the said property and capital asked. "Suppose he had Insisted to he held in trust for him during t h a t . upon our being married—why. that manded savagely. "I'd like to know period end the Interest paid to him *ould have been dreadful, wouldt Just out of curiosity, because fra sure the old scoundrel’s money won't do Quarterly," the ferocious old fellow It?’’ "H orrtbto!" I agreed. him any good either." had written. "And to my niece, Lucy *£< * "And poor M r Richardson xyould Mr. Coleworth turned round. " I Btokea, the sum of thirty thousand NO IN T E R E S T O R T A X E S FOR 2 YEARS dollars, to be held in trust for her for lav e been Just craty," said Ixicy. cannot allow you to refer to the Isle twenty years following my death, and ‘ Not that that would have made any Mr Stokes In that way," he said "To FROM DATE O F YOUR CONTRACT the Interest to be paid to the said inference, though I mean so far aa be frank with you, tt was wlih my connivance that he put that clause In Ixiey Stokes quarterly, contingent we are conoqrnad ’’ upon her not marrying the said ArMr. Richardson 1 Why, he had beep fats will. He wanted you to get mar­ It is only a matter, of a few years but what all this Riverthur Bowen. And should the a fo re -, kinging round Lucy for five yearn at ried and thought that waa the beat view property will be a repetition of Riverside and SpringK *. Hid legatee# marry during that period l**st- Then she must have been a*- way to bring I t ab ou t" "W ell, he’* had bla wish,” I an­ field. the ‘ capital and property aforemen- rrelly engaged to him! Her furtive"Who gets the tinned shall revert to the pereon Bess In not telling mo aroused tha swered angrily. whose name Is in the possession of bitterest anger In me. I am afraid money now?” Wc have the Bell telephone service which all know is He pulled the will out of a drawer my lawyer. Mr. Qrlffls Coleworth." did not.part good friends the finest in the land, and our motor car service which gives It did not run exactly In that way. T* roUBt “ »rse months and reed: " ’If the said parties shall marrybut that waa the sum and imbalance fetor, about the time when I received Rivcrvicw people a 5c fare to the business centre of Jackson­ sf It And the point was that Lucy lb/ first quarterly Installment, that I then I bequeath the said property to te t(T tho account of Mr, Rtdhardnon'e tbs first-born Issue of the said mar­ ville, is a far better service than is rendered in many other and 1 had never wanted to marry marriage to Miss Bunting. Oddly riage, or be shared among all the each otbar. parts of Jacksonville and its suburbs. To those who desire "I congratulate you both heartily," enough, I experienced a sudden light­ Issue of the said parilea the principal to make a small modest investment of only a few dollars said Mr. Coleworth. when he had ening of my emotions, as though 1 to be held In trust for the said finished reading the will. He ahook bad been relieved of some dreadful legatees hy the parties aforemen­ every month, with a positive and absolute certainity of mak­ 4 hands with us. "1 presume that the burden. And then 1 understood. À1- tioned.' " though 1 had not been aware of It 1 That waa the time Lucy looked ing big money on their investment, Rivcrvicw offers this op­ had actually been Jealous of Mr. nteb- very hard at the wall-paper. portunity. ardson! Yet Lucy and I were utterly (Copyright, l»m by W. O. Chapman.) m tnoampatlt’le In temperament, as we We lie right out bevond Springfield, one mile beyond had agreed a thousand limes T o Sweeten Better. We ran across each other at Atlan­ North Jacksonville. Wc have a fine brick and macadam When butter has become rancid try tic City that summer and stopped to this method of sweetening It: Melt the ch at street leading from the Post Office in Jacksonville to and Dear old Unci« Ja b e a !" Mid L u cy ! butt«rIL of through Rivervicw. We already have 40 homes, mercantile ecstatically. “Do you know, Arthur— ^*i?.l. , bro,Tn i° * * * * f* W minutes the toast will have absorbed I don't mind confessing U to yoa houses and varied industries. We have 14 miles of streets, now—at one time I positively bad a the unpleasant taste and smelL all of which arc set out in shade trees. We have free public* sort o( tender feeling toward you That waa a long time ago, of course, docks, boat and ba{h houses, an 8 grade grammar school, Air Purified. or also 1 . wouldn't have told you. 1 The air of a cellar or any darketor* and new developments rapidly taking place. really' believe the keen old man muat room can be. kept sweet by hangln« h a r e . defected I t W aaa't It provi­ lumps of charcoal In net bags. Every Now is a good time to buy your lots. Our prices range dential, that clause In his will?" few weeks the charcoal should be — "T es," I said, and I waa thinking taken out, mads vary hot and return­ for inside lots $350 to 450 the lot. Corners $450 to 550. all tho time that Lucy's eyes were ed to the bags. 1 Terms the same on all. $10 down and 5 per month. bluer than any eyes I had ever seen. And her hair was positively coppery B E *. Dora at the Party. In the sunlight I really could have W c will make special terms on 4 lots, but not more U t ils Dora had been to a party, fallen In love with Lucy, If ahe had la answer to hla mother's Inquiry as than lots sold to any one person. No lots sold to colored given mo the least encouragement! people. "When did thla feeling possess to whether she had enjoyed herself ezolajmed, "Oh. It waa lovely, m ai» your* 1 asked her, , " 0 , ages ago." she said evasively. my, bet so hot th at 1 corns oat a& U For further information and literature write direct to 1 .1 "Long: long before dear Uncle Jab es a perforation." the owner, , died. .1 wouldn’t have told you, only —well, 1 may be engaged ihortly." FtstcherlxJng a Fortune. ” ÉM "W ho la h t f " I yelled, starting oul A 6 L Louis man mads 1*4.COO as « j ... . of my chair. ragpicker.' Lots of men h are made "T o o are very Impertinent," aha an­ H ere than th a t ew t-el rage—chewing contingency Is not likely to presi un- swered, and walked* away with her them on the lectors platform.—M B flttly hard upon either ot you," he In- bead In the air, looking like a Titian krankes BentlneL guired blandly. aagqi. • • 111-112 Heard Nat’l. Bank Bldg. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. "No, Indeed no," said Lucy haught­ I don't know why It waa, but 1 fait Saving Time, ily. "1 aw are yoa that Hr. Bow« utterly crushed. And prewntly I W will always be a prebias; how gaff I h a re alwaya felt Quit« an arar- gan to realise what was the m atter **AVf Ume la a year, la saved hy the with me. I was In lovw-and with alon toward each other." who Is the first to g e t off * T « e s , Indeed," I stammered. "T h e Lucy I Tee, positively my heart was as u nine lato the thought o f ß colon baa never entered beating lik e • boy's when he first “ ¿ s iM r, our minds a t all." - experiences t h e ' dlvlQS passion, flbe 'T v , Ideal Fertilizers Best and Cheapest —Fielé^RestriisSeH-Tiie-Story iHE NECESSITY UNCLE’S JOUEER WILL Hill Hardware Co. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx È RTYERVIEW LOTS JA C K S O N V IL L E , F L A . 1I,iff 1 $10.00 DOWN AND $5.00 PER MONTH 4 Dr. E. H> Rent Y ou r House Throug The Herald W ant Column �Ornamental Talsphonca. A * palm n u t be t n r d « d to n » n i « tor dot »Hie* In telephone«. In 000 o t 0M louil-spivsklnx telephone J5U moDafacUirad In Pari« and de M l to bo used (or communication ^ hla lb * botu«, the Instrumenta are 1dm Id flower ru e « , which mar he placed on the dining room table, on a table or mantel la the 11ting room, or In' the bedroom«. The receiver and microphone are mounted In the base ttr* *ord »erring (or the connection with the b a tte n . A push button rings a beU In the U tchen or «errante' room*, and the woman of the bouse can transm it ber orders without haring to «all tb^ serrant» to ber. There are •* «ereral variation» of the Idea, such, for Instance, aa an ornamental dish bolder, or an odd-looklng ornamental fttnre. Triangular Smile. No lady la suitably equipped now for any big function unless she has contorted her face Into what Is known sua the "triangular a mile." This "ex­ pression" la «u p posed to represent simplicity and Innocence! It le formed by lifting tbo center part of pie top lip to form an apex of tbo trtlngle, the lower Up then representing the base T h e upper teeth are thereby revealed, and t o n * women are wearing tiny rosebud diamonds In their teeth. Others are wearing under the nostrils a band fastened to tho top ot the bead, thus drawing up the nose end top lip Woman's model for next m onth la to bo -Mephlstophrloe! H e r hair will bo adorned with tho long, ru rre d feather of the cap of Mephlato, measuring anything up to two feet In length.— New York Am erican. Sparrows for Food Users. The English sparrow la a good foodbird. That's all he la good for. , la 8crlptmral times the sparrow waa aeed for food, and In 8L Matthew's day two wef* »old for a farthing. The department of agriculture In a recent ball«tin tells bow to catch, cook and serre them. This food use may noire the probi am.—Farm and Flreatda. . IT Y OFFERED FQR SALE BY M arks^-Real Estate Agency Unaatlefactory. K or Dear Sir: . ^ In Order that you can,.form a correct idea of San­ ford I will state a few facts ils published by our com­ mercial Club. Sanford is in the new county of Seminole, for­ merly Orange. Sanford will lie the county seat. Sanford is on the South shore of Lake Monroe, a beautiful lake about four miles wide and seven miles long; The St. Johns river runs throught it from east to west. Sanford has a population of (».300 u-itv census of 1912). Sanford-.has six churches—Presbyterian, Meth[’ odist, Baptist, Episcopalian, Congregational and C ath­ olic. A High School, .Grammar School, Primary School, Kindergarten and Catholic SchooJ. Splen­ did W ater Works, Gas Plant, Electric Plant, twefT ele­ graph Systems, Local and Long Distance Telephones, Standard Oil Station, Gulf Refining Oil Station, Rail­ road Shops, three Automobile Garages and Machinery -Shops. Railways to . Jucksftnville, Tam pa, Oviedo, Leesburg. Fust is. St. Petershhr^ûnd Cameron ( ¡t v . Railway Shops, with monthly pay roll Of $2t),(KKi.OO. Two Banks, with a combined capital of .$7lîl, 517.N2. There were 2,5(i9,ni0 letters mailed in the Sanford Post Oflice in 1912. T’wo Ice Plants, ' capacity 15U tons per day. $200,000.00 for Brick Roads to the Celery Farms. Thirty School Teachers, with salaries amounting to $15.221.00. ( )n«> thousand one hundred and thirt\-three Pupils. I’ree City Mail Deliver) and three rural free deliven Routes. Daily Boat Line tit Jacksonville and boat lines up-tin* river. Kerries across the lake. New I mon 1ïf ] mit coat $loo,. 00(1,1 Ml. X u Fxpivss <Mlit-i- 1 n>t $20,000.00. Sixt) bloc kb of .'-’n rl paved wit h viiritied brick. A paid Fire D« piutmeiil with autnmol.il»- tniek. ('in- Nouspaper IMliee. A Fertilizer l ’kuii, .shipping 7.5oo tons annually. Two Lumber Yards. \ Building and Loan Assi trial b ui. (hie Steam and l"un Hand Laundries. Two 1 heat res. Four Hntrls and many Boarding Houses. One Carriage and Wagon Factor}. Three Blacksmith Shops. Two Restaurants. Two Baker­ ies. (hie Military Band. One Fulilie Library. On«* (old Storage Plant. $7n,oon on appropritOed fur a Feui-ral Building. Concrete Works. ( old Storage Plant. Three Arlesiah Well Drillers. Six Puldic Parks. One Bast* Ball Bark. '1 wo Tenuis Court*. Two Bottling Works Seven Wholoale Fish Houses. Two l ’lumbiiig t ontractors. I our Building i ouftractors. 'Two Photograph Galleries. Three l.iverv Stables, hour Attorneys at I-au. Splendid Sewer­ age System. Street Car Line. Masonic, K. of l\, W of W.. Elk. Moose, Eagle Lodges. Two Bicycle Shops. One Realty Trust Company. Seven Real Fstate Ageneies. I hree (V.ite Material Houses. ( >ne Wrajjpmg Paper and Printing Factor} Five Insur­ ance Agencies. Five Physicians. Five Shoe Stores. Nineteen Grocerv Stores. Eight Dr\ Good?, Houses, lliree Clothing Stores. Four Furniture Stores. Three Hardware Stores. Four Drug Stores. One Wholesale Grocery. One Wholesale Feed and Grain House. One 5 and 1<) Cent Store. Two Jewelry Stores. 'Two Musical Instrument House.-». Two Sit'd Houses. 'Two Veterinary Surgeons. 'Three Dentists. I wo Civil Engineers. 1 hree thousand ti\e hundred -I I ,1.1 s, tel We. II nil h aiul 111I. 'I I i rln •li. .ve li sano,oo Acres in Vegetables Twentv-seven \egeiahlr Buv1 .< <t . i u l i e ! P 'T )l . . i n I I . . m l e| Ó00.00 I 2 I . u i . - , i l e . m il . . 11•1 f e i n t i|,-giM ui \V' II ers, etc., utc., etc. 11100.00 b..l mi S;.11111r*<i iii'ighls 350.00 Sanford is one of the healthiest cities in the state. 1 • » 1 i ill S > ,. Il’lM < 1 11 < Ijjll I 300.00 Splendid street cleaning department, sewerage, a 2 I .«.is hi I k ,i, l ier 0 1000.00 well organized sanitary department and such other 2 Npletuilil H e i g h t s P u t s 1000.00 organizations as conduce to the welfare and good health. 2 1 ols in . anioi<1 11eight» 700.00 250.00 T h e vegetable <ai(put from the Sanford farms for 1C 2 Lot» in (. nrgetuwn 850.00 last season, from 2,175 acres of tiled land and 1.325 n I ai( mi Magnolia, between hit) ami !Ht( 1100.00 12 2 I aiI mi <iak. beiwiN'ij 12lhami btih acres not tiled, w m as follows: i:i 5 I a Ms mi Sanfonl Heights, fronting I’a I avenue 420.000 ( rates Celery $626,000.00 67x190. Kaeh 550.00 250,U00 ( rates Lettuce 375.000. 00 1100.00 14 2 i.ois, corner ]0lh and Myrtle 226.000 Crates Other Vegetables It; 1 I ornet lot, loth and Palmetto 900.00 215.000. 00 800.00 26.000 Barrels Irish Potatoes 125,000*00 1L 1 1 ot between Mi l l and Huh on Palmetto 1250.00 1.00 1 Lot bet wyen 3rd and 4th on Oak U 0,000 Bushels Corn 99.000. I N - 1 I.Ot bet ween 3rd and It li on Oak 2100.00 66.000 Bushels Sweet Potatoes 65.000. (Ml I m I l ot. betw Vn 1*1 and 2nd pn Trench 600.00 19.000 Boxes Citrus < itrus Fn it 23.760.00 2i* block ft. Her lo 2,000 Tons Huy 3500.00 A 24,(100.00 21 168x268 f l o n I urk Avenue (about 6 lotal .. 22 Lot on 1st Street, between Palm etto and Sanford 81.000 Watermelons ............ 12.500.00 IN C O k P O K A T IO N W. IlowUsd, O. U Taylor. U I*. MeOulUr. H. I. I’*rk. 1*. ft). Mrl*»uf him and T . A. Ntnl iatrtxl to apply lo ih# I(onoriti* Jamn W. IVrkina, Cimali Judge ol ih* H#vmlh Judicial Cimili. In and for the »tat* of Florida, on lb* 14ib day ai July, À. I*, 1914, for a charier. Incorporating S*nf«fu ft-*•*!<* No. 1241 of ihr llencrulmt and iT«l*<i-lk* On 1er Elk*. Inc.; t^a object and ptlfpo** of said rar iMj-rai Talion* which u ta» W a ckarilabl# and brnrvolentt ra « rp o ra lto n , a b ili be to p ro m o te the w elfare an d en h an ce th# h a u p m tr* o i l b * raem bera erf S a rv ford L o d e * N o . 1 2 4 1 . a n d l o p«t(w<m ~*x»*A r k m * Ity and l*m # ro U n r* . *A copy of lb* proposed charter b no» on AU in lb* omc* of (b* I jerk of th# CTrcuit Court of Orange Count/, F lo rid a. !>atrd a t Hanford, Sem i noi* co u n ty , Flortda. thè* 19th day of June, A. D. 1913. ('n o w K. W O. L I» I* II 1 B a m **, |(.»*Ut.<1, T a y lo r, M H 'illlef, IV. k. C. O Melaughlln* 1 A, Neal Cieo A. I k i V t t f t , A lly . N hU c NOTICK o r IsroUI'OtllTION N'stlr. i* brf» b j gll*n ih .l »*-, Lb. English Women on Oolf Links. 'k Ttimw thtelwl to «ni'ly to tk* ltitn>*f,Ul, l'»ik l rmrofo.il, Tails h * A very n o ticeable thing about E n g ­ tio v r m o * ,rt lb * . t a t e of b t . t,*. lishw om en golfer* of I* today the great change In th e ir appearance on tho links. I t used to bo considered necessary knd thoroughly s porting to look as un conventional ns possible when playing the game. S h a p e le s s tw eed costu m e *, hopeless hats and g re a t clumsy boot* were t)m proper wear, but now this Is quite changed At Turnbury women nnd girls wore ■ dainty skirts arid blouses und silk sw eaters of pale »bade«, with coquet tin h ca p * and hats, or oo head cover Ings at all. and the effect was distinct ly pleasing Two played th eir final match, the one In white with nothing on her hair, the other In a F re n ch gray s a ilo r blouse and neatly cut s k i r l with a little cap nut of the name m aterial. W hen Irv in g F irs t M et B e rn h a rd t. M o rt'l*. « a th * SI h <t»y of A u fu a t. A 1’ IS IS , fur l, llrr, p,ant ..'.fr,r[-. f ■: ■, tir» ' * ■- iru.1* t’o stj*t Mirrmnhle < r>rn¡..Ily, uiolrr tbr- fui lowing iiropoM-d rhkrter. tho origin*! ot whirh 1« now on Cl* in th* otti** ot iK* Sma»f> of St*t* of thr «tst* t f Florirl* Aitili*. itf irrrnrporillnn wf tbr Hrfnloot» I ... o p rfatftir M f r f l n l l l r ( » m p iiii W r. th r uruftrr*lïiu-«l , h a « r s f f * ^ ! ti» «•». wj *| nu rrrD m tt’f r t h r f Inf tbs |.ur{Hs»r • f fiifTOittC a 1— 1) l-o lih r »o*! n * ft-'t •Ir Uriilrf «ri*f b « virtu* .4 1 i 1. . r ft U r .1* si 1 t. ).rr* 1 ) Ibr 1 * 1 * « t 11n 1!hr fidi* * * g «ri iIn l* * Iif III i 1*f t 1 f «1 Kill I» ■ b m! i W < *» ■ |»« •* , 'SiDMIl it. aL* lo 1 tit ?* ill *«*! 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Ih sh 'l » l l h lu tiU r Iunii« f , n«v«i sioi.w fr-M ih m « rr>«trn*U . trulla, fssrrwy ¡ f i - l i r t* , liv«* Mitili *f*«l all '»<K»-f (tettila, ( ir r u n s l » a r r e ^r.il n»frrban.ltsw <( e » « y fi»** an.1 il«wffi|i(itin »hW b m » ) l f «'■I ru l*lr.1 ■tirvKrtly »>r iniluF.n)> In il* I'Usm«-»* Tt» h u > . «s-H. trgg-w r r n (, rfiwrt «m i cori ♦♦furi bciussHL, hujltlmg» «M<rW*. «m i l i d o f i « nf a p ) k Uhi i*h th r ptB i«*ri) >>f (ìir rr»f|iOf*|1cjn, .*r . *»n Ih. iifttjwfip ivi t i i h m 1 «i i—u# («unì* «lui »*» urv i hr *»m# li) |*U-*t|fv— tlf-v-Atls til if u il of tnufi •«I Fit upon» :nu|i fhif*-1 ( » f i - ni of U |w 11« '«* fi <i)i" I' S Mf|Sd M''* of sny par t *>t 1 b# I*fo |wsrt4 jr h r l»1 I»•Jf v tI b ■* «A «M *i « 11**» I Jwu •t til fi fr I'fOl.wf r .'kf *r il 1 o H’0 and pU dfw «urli tmiiiL» p ■t»!f u s n a* afnl »h«"ii •1m* |«Ftrij »4 iIIim 'I f r« rn*> tltlrffiUBf, lo l t * n «m l im fro » ntriswi Is in ji lfkt*ft(«(rw Ml id h rf '!•* (U if g f l l t r «Fit.a* fit w 1»«t hufcl (‘»if Is*«“ •‘f td l.F t* * «i-jFiir* »a111 tr«i,*/#<k ft urf (*»(* It Is related by an Am erican man who wss S a ra h B ernhard t's e sco rt to th e Himloti Lyceum th e a te r the tlrst <fuo' <hw—F r e n c h w o m a n »aw Irrlng, th a t th« K iik I1»!i acltir si’tjt xn Invl ta llo n to the s e t re s s hogging her to ta k e supper with him a fte r tho per fortnnncc, In the famous B e e fs te a k rooms of th e Lyceum It. was the (Irst m eeting iif the two gre a t players i'kslc* t»f 4>liirr»>t-r .id I hr *1.er*- «n»| Borah spoke no Kngllsh, Irving no •» (X tfl 4»f. *if hn> l a m il*, m A if-l**- »»pi r\F ijrfhv« *if mtirblnlr»*-«* ■ w>u« < J yr ff**«i*"*l *■)' •f>> * French N ev e rth e le ss they discussed ullwf A Ffpif(tu<n **f rn r p itilio rt» »■( fist» » U tr ur s r t and show ered e a ch o th er with co m ­ »H> i*lLt f *4«l*\ i n 'l wh lk l Hr ow nrf *>f *«J* h *'•*« * IwmJifl 'O f ioi!i»f obiifhUom i, t(ti r i r r c i h r mil th * flflh li plim ents until nearly four o 'clo ck In (w > «m hnrj pr i vilrf»-« «.f omfnrrship hml th e morning, S a ra h 's A m erican es to r je r c i* * rtitlm i ihowtr« 1h*T«*on lo tfw «am«t i t r n l Lhit • | « f« in m ight (if r«yW » 1 » ■ eort a ready linguist, a c tin g ns I n t f r T o iurnki m b t f a r U <»( mn) kimi » ** f 1«*« p re te r. T h is 1* a fair exa m p le of how lit# ( u n l i r p h r s of It« Duel(**•»■■«'*r5»1 ptir|N.n**« «nd fwnsfmlly It» «•»rftio» «urh p o * fO fo<r> , Irv in g spent his nights and he paid 1»* UHiJrFit I «■ t h r jm f |■*see • »rvl Ini «if»™« *• •• t h e price ' rcrfsifg ^ D h , and l' 1 » »> m o - > * •» *1 «»•/••) • ! M o to rin g A e r o ,, C m n sd s. U»* fffFtis (« irtr» «ntl ori . I * (p • <» - i lrr.t ■• ■ t i»iriP«Fju *«f(«tu tril sm i r ki* 1 ii a lift-lvf 'J .r I» » * "f Thi *1 »1» ol | Infota It U not possible to make n Journey Aflifl# 1 e n tirely by automobile a cro ss Canada D t r ■ toourtt »4 t b# Fn«.p'i*« 1 «t 4 *c!k «1 list■ c*rn *••» * 1 fro m the Atlantlo to the I ’nclflc. T h e Hun »ball I-* Kiv*- TKuthhftnd I M l i f » i|S.(W «.O 0l,-( If^ lihidnd in to I'iY * H u ip lrtd ihAfi« of T r ti n e a r e s t approach to such a tour was in ( M lam ' l t d TO» r«trh. All ( "hpltal o| ih U m ado this fall, when on O cto b er 18, a 4 urpnfalitifi ■1 • 11 !>r [«lt| Inr iri cmih l**lof* k*xlrwj. r ► m o to r c a r reached V ictoria, B. C.. 49 A flifl# 4 #* *■ days a fte r It had left H alifax The Thl* MFf |r »■» •- *■ •1l«t| rt>r»t»Otjr u til hmtr lull a c tu a l running time wgs given ns 41 p i s i f to m - n ■« it« -..f(--r«t# - right« *fnJ fr»n f-rf ■ (*•» nwl ■<( iiir ittji'fiW 99* |T*f« Horn days, and the mileage covered was 3, rhiprw atnl « iV r I h* . irimiti* ti. •'fro nt nf 11» ermirfirw 900 miles But In addition to the ■hMIrlr I. J.Siui miles, 7on miles In New O ntario Thw I'usirtra* »4 11 =* rporhffofi tM li t * f*»" • were covered under o th er than the »luvlswl y (h* f •*11 »!■*' % (fi-w tdrrl a i l i f pffTMlirtil. »ml a w r rt» f » »Nfl frr*JHi»»T. Car » own p o w e r o w i n g to (he a b sence • bt* m i| Isr W«r »ini the »alfW («-fwafl, SfifJ « o f trull or road As fur ns North Hay lK>«fd id illfM lilff *f( riot be» l 1>«f. r-gh l fit*# fttorr no shipping hml to be un dertak en, al­ t1i»n t « i * 1 « rnumt l>r «(••rkhnld« r* C hill the- ilfst « n r u i l meNrfing •*! lb» U»rhKi»M*r». though this was the first car that hail hsrtiinmllrf jf iiv n lrd (n f. t b» *r* <4 ibis ffFf, puratlnn ah«11 b* C. II H k M tlt, pr*»i « i t . J - He v e r com e through ull tho way from Hhummn. vie* p r r c n lr m . »nd C h u b “» »i-guld. ** c . H a l if a x to th a l.p o !n L nMirjr *rkd IrMwurrr, and lb# 1*MaHL*4 dljr*«"1tkr*h»ll Iw K. 1 1. 4*1 litrriFjrfi, W i i W ’o u n f 'p i H II lUndm lL J r ,. 1ft. V’ ftlkingioa. Jr , <C C. M r - , I lougml. W . 11. Hjrifg, T . I" A ft* nr* »ft'l J . W P rr,n ir glnn 1 b* flffi of tiff«n i>»U on w H Ih l «1 th r «fork holders of th ii iw p o r » lio n «b»11 ft«* Fsrbl ib 1h r c ily «4 S »o liifd , H *tninolr row n ly, fnm w fly ftlringw TvFuoty, FT oridi, on tl>* nin th d »y of AuguM. A 1» 1913. fut th# yufptssr of »d o p tin g 1> hnd rompftr ting th r i f g«n if a t inn, of th# co rp o ra ■ ti«n I j « r r h * fr in b » ftr * (*ro x kl*4 for and Ib tr * hftrr th r «fintutl m rrt Inp* of th r »tiw kholdrfs of ih u roftrtjfiliof) sLall in* hrld on th r ft hi rtf VVr<lnr««t»y in Ju ly of r « r h and rv rry )^»r Lived W ith Bullst In Orsln, O f wounds In tho brain here Is an­ other example which m sy be eonsld «re d wonderful Ourlng the Indian m u­ tiny. a loyal native was struck by a bulley upon the forehead. Just above •ASBm» l**ft frontal sinus. T h o bullet wedged Its way Into the bone. ITu* ■kin eventually healed over the wound, Afttrftr • « n d tho man resumed bis duties as be­ T h r h tg h rrt am ou n t of in d eh lrd n cra w II4I> fore. T w e lv e months later, however, lo which this ro rp o ta lto n »hall •uli)»v4 Horlf U* ■ hall ftj# th r am ou nt of th * r * p it« i * l h iJ th ia he suddenly fell down In convulsions, rvirpsFfatfon, and died w ithin a ooupte of minutes A rtlH r 7. of his setrure. Th e post-mortem ex­ T h r name* and fiau lro rm of thr suhrrnhing am ination revealed a truly rem arkable Inrorpewi t e r t , and th * am ount of rapital «fork •tale of things. The unfortunate man had lived all tbte lime with quite tw o Jthlrdi of the bullet embedded In hie • "tf Naming the Cot. Otjo evening last summer my neigh­ bor's bright little eon, sged four, took fllnner with us. After we had fin­ ished, Clyde became a little hilarious, «nd In ordei' to quiet him I said, "Oo and call the kitty In out of the yard," He Immediately went ^ the door, and • l the top of his voice began ceiling, “Come, kitty I Come kitty! Come kit­ t y !" “Oh." I said, "call her gently, then she'll come.” Then be yelled. “Come, Oenlly! Come, OenUy! Come Gently t “—Upplnrott's Creeclnixthe Bridge. The trouble soout crueslng the brlOge before yos Chine to H Is that yon win have to cross It lust the whoa yea get there. — *- Free C *s*try . ^ • TM s Is such « tree country that r t a k tto d ta b a U e r e ara ______ t— : - ~ i ___ ____ t .- y v i . , • îi ' i n ' * . . ' - - 1—rwsi'-.A ■ .-*» - ¡.gul4r tu b *T lb *d f t ; rarh a rr a* follows, to-wU (*. II. Ilb oad i, 6 iharra, Hanford, Fla J W P rfin in ft**!, & i k l r i * , N u ifa n i. F l* W CL 1 M ‘ outr •ry , 3 al aurua, Nanf o rd , f l a . CaMk C. M rIF o u g al. ft » h a « « ,. ikiB ftad, 'H a­ l l, r t i y n g t o n , Jr.„ 4 aharHL, Hanford* F la. W . II- D y t n , ft i k i r w , Hanford* Fit» A I\ H andy, 3 ahaa«w. Hao ford. F la . J . II. Sh u m an , 3 th a rra , H anford. Fla Charftra In fo ld , & ■ h air*. Hanford* F la . J a m * * M ought on, fi ah ar**, Hanford* F la . M . I>. C t f t m l , & F a n f a c d . F la . I . F . 1 rw , 2 ah a/«*. S a a i t r d , F.fta la W lia ro * Y%h rrr* f. th * rutwm hftng Inror fHaraiars h a t * h rrru n to i r i llsrtr d am «*: $1,464.250.00 oo ... lU at* * f ITui Ida . C .lfk.l, L %. Trw, ta ira^*ll kno*» la b. tli* I p*r*on* k u d la sad wtw mdrirtt-il i**» • * « •r»ny HkaswIMsM Mors wa Usi U*y------lb * u n a t a r I k * p s i p___ i a , . ____ U n i i »_ ssaiwésA n tu w a t a d oOVrlal «*•! s< a * ,JK 3t* munir, le Ua *t»u *1 i t Joes. A. D. 191» •fr. »—32 r ® T V m ; 1— Five room Cottage, on Palmetto ave­ nue between 4 th and 5th streets— toilet and bath. Artesian well con­ nection. C a s h .......................................$ 2 L o t 13, Blk 5, Tier 2, House of 10 rooms 3— Lot, 100x150 ft., 10 room House, two stories. Flowing well and rain water water tank ............ ’ ......... 4 Two story, 7 room House, lot iUOxllO ft., on Oak avenue. Plenty of flowers and shrubbery’ 6- -F iv e room Cottage, corner lot, 67x 75 feet. Easy terms...... ........................ ...... 6— L o t 65x117, House 6 rooms and bath, warehouse. Use of warehouse re­ served for 5 years. Good flowing well. Half cash...»................................ 1,500.00 2,500.00 33— r-i. " 4.500.00 t 3.500.00 2,100.00 WHo f Block (6 lots) on Park . 1 . . . . . ... 2500.00 3 4 — 2 Ixits, between 10th and 11th on Him’ • 1A 1 3o 1 Lot, between 11th and 12th on Magnolia 36 - 2 tAits on Magnolia, between 10th and 11th 3 7 - 1 I A»t, betwrrn Krenrh and MxTtlr, nn 1st Kt. ’ j. 800.00 4uu.00 1250.00 1000,00 R. H. MARKS’ Real Estate Agency. Established 1869. I have some choice timber tracts, and a few good orange groves, and I can beat the world on Celery. 3.000.00 % L T 23 or 3,118 cars of 40,000 lbs. capacity. C n u n ty of B am ln al*, form rrly * 'ra n g * fo u n ty 1 h k rtl'F m i l l ; ( h i t M o n t t . , ■ M v i > p v k llr, i h h IIi i j !M in < l ( Il l l k » 4 i , 1 " ■ !'• » MBS Un, W. t . Dtl'ciinir. I.«> < M *l>ous»i. » Jl II. I I lk lB iU g , i r . , X It I ) « * . A I* ibunin, Ckartn Irf< Id. j u n K lu u fb to a. M. O to Ik s t ui» s « 4 » s s r ttr l* » o f la fw rp o r» ltt a , *o d Avenue» 1100.00 Nice Lot in .-..n.'ord Heights 225.00 2-1 L it on corner, bet. 11th und 12th, on Magnolia Avenue. One-half rash 500.00 25 IAil un did Street, Stringfcllow’« Addition 500.00 26— Corner lot Markham Heights ... .... .... 300.00 2 7 ^ 7 Lots in West Miniord 700.00 2R- Whole block. 3. Tier 18 1500.00 29— 2 I.oLh in Celery Avenue Addition ........ 200.00 30— 1 Lot in Celery Avenue Addition ( .... 300.00; 31 ■ —W (* of a block (5 lots), on Palmetto 2000.00»32— E h of a block (5 lots), on Magnolia i ... ... 2000.00 , C. It. Kboadr. J , W . iV n n irro e . W . C . I I* C o iir * * /. G ao r . M eD oufal. H. I ilk irg tc a . Jr* W . II. A. I’ h a n d y f J If k l.u f» f lC h a rt** Infold . J a m n MougftUB, hi C ( atfhrft L r T rw . • *i • »• » At llr lr 1 1 hr lutft.t wen lau ^it.a edeep, e p , nmrso i rinTnin. isoic. À a f f i F t l House and 2 lots, cor. 2nd and Elm, . _ 8 rooms and bath .......................... 4.000. 00 12— A splendid large house, It) moms, 2 lots, store house and barn 5.000. 00 13— Withdrawn. , 14— Lot, Sanford Heights, 67x130, good 10 room house, electric lights, artesian well, tank and engine. D)ts of frilltfiand flowers...................................j............3,500.00 15— Fine house on the Heights, modern improvements, lot 134x130, chicken yards. Kewanee System water works, v';-' orange trees, flowers, etc .............. 5,000.00 1 6 — House, 4 rooms, on 3rd St., between Palmetto and Magnolia........................... 1,800.00 louse, 8 rcioms on 3 rd ■St;-between-PaE- r —--------IxVfltip and Sanfonl ..... ................ 1,300.00 18^—House*; •<! story, 8 rooms, on Oak, be­ tween 3rd and 4th ................................. 3,750.00 19— House and lot between 3rd and 4th, on Oak avenue, 5 rooms and hath and kitchen 4,500.00 20 -2 1•_» Lots, cor. 10th and Magnolia, gar­ age. lawn, etc., splendid house, 2 story' and attic, toilets, closets in everv bedroom. Furnace in base­ ment ' 10,000.01) 2F -A line new house, 8 rooms, 2 lots, cor. 8th and Park, shade trees, bath and toilet. Steam heat 6,500.00 •K> Good. 2 story house on Oak avenue, between 7th and 8th Sts. 5,000.00 6 Room house on Sanford avenue, neIwivn I tli and 5th streets 1,800.00 Mouse and lot. coi. 9th and laiurel one-half cash ,2100.00 \\ it lid raw n. 26 3 Acres on (la* Heights, S romn. 2 story In hi sc, :;n bearing ' inpige i n rs 2,500.00 27 2 l aits, six room house, tool shed, (low­ ing well 2,500.00 2 s Willidrawn. 29 Block 13, ( & T , one house, 2 story, 6 rooms. 1 house, I story, a rooms. 1 House, 1 story. 2 moms. ( >ne-half cash __ _ ......... ....................... 2 , 50048) :tu An elegant house, with nice lawn, and flowers, etc., on Park Ave. 6,000.00 31 Ann) her line home on Park avenue 10,000.00 House. 2 story, S rooms, electnr lights, gas for cooking, copper wire screens, 35 gallon boiler. A bargain 3,500.00 33 House, 2 story, 8 rooms, on Magnolia 3,000.00 34- A choice Imnie. House 2 story and attic. 8 rooms, garage, flowing well. A bargain 7,000.00 3; House, 3 rooms and kitchen, on Myrtle \\<■.. bciween 5th and 6th St^. Lot 11x117. $1,6(10.00 mi i■.is) terms nr 1,500.00 Ji <>ver an acre, with 2 stnrx, 7 room house on the Heights. Fine location for chicken farm 4,000.00 37 A line home, 2 story, 8 room house, with 2 splendid lots (House on corner lot , near business part of town 6,000.00 WHAT SANFORD HAS Always Comes High. One trouble with ezperleno* la that we seldom get It at marked-down prices. NOTH 7— Four Houses, on 2 lots, Genruf-fmyn, _im. wrtPtrrtt i ^ trlYri1 pump, cor. 10th and Willow ....................... 1,200.00 8 Lot, Markham Heights, 100x110, house, •1 rooms and bath. 500 gal. Lank 2 ,200.00 9 - - ¡Ait. 100x100. 7 Houses, cor. Sanford avenue and 1 1th st. 3.000. 00 JU S iN fO R D SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA I Mae tkrough a rail la Uke tipping ■> hooey through blotting paper, they say.— Manchester Union T o W hom It M ay COQOffl&l N o lle* 1 « h*r*b y fi tret) th a t C ru * r B âfU t*, I! R E S I D. E»■«N C <j* ES — «> \ . -A v | v �y A V ' - V T T * — ’ . "V îp Y S S s» L fJ r S * 7 f e 'ir .y ' i-** ‘V<% ' - W - - KfRf* THE SANFORD HEJULD Just take a minute, Mr. Grower, and sit down in the shade, and aak yourself this question; "Would 1 spend MY time and MONEY', afid work day and night—to rygnnjr^ a U-ague-of growers, like Mr. liamner is doing, without be­ ing paid ONE CENT for doing it?" Well, that IS JU ST WHAT HE IS DOING. Hove YOU sent your dollar in yet? Better do it, hey? Oh, yea, I do not want my neighbor* to do all this kind of work. . ___ ... —-er- -.-» r Y'OU cannot invest onei dollar to better advantage. You can go to sleep at nights and know your interests will lie taken care of. If you have been read­ ing The News regularly you know the railroads are asking for Increased freight rates. Do YOU want to pay higher rates? Th f League MUST be in shape this fall to contest the railroads’ claims. The League can get lower rates from Jacksonville north. YOU are paying at least ten cents per crate too much to both the Clyde Line and the Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. These companies are owned by cold blooded financiers who are SQUEEZING THOU­ SANDS OF DOLLARS EV ER Y SEA­ SON out of YOU AND YOUR N EIG H ­ BORS', who have sat still and let the companies bleed you, 'T h e LeAgile CAN and W ILL get you JU S T ratek’trom Jacksonville north. Do not alrriply say, "Oh, yea, that's bo/’ and let it go at that. Stick your dollar in an envelope and send it t e d t r J U U ner and WISH HIM LUCK. • Get busy and make the League STRONG in NUMBERS. That is what the trans­ portation companies like to so*. They W ILL deal with STRONG organiza­ tions but they merely smile at weak ones MAKE TH E LEAGUE STRONG. Flo rid a* Growers News. -Ai -&gN;’T J E ^ f R A I D To let your children eat Ice C ream -elm ply caution (hem to intiit upon IÈRI» i- » POINSETTIA There ii ■ dealer in your town that makes a ipecialty of P O IN S E T T IA icecream, and you can safely send your children there unat­ tended, for Poinsettia Ice Cream it made from PU RE Cream, thoroughly sterilised FOR SALE BY Thrasher’sPharmacy SANFORD. FLORIDA THE GROWERS LEAGUE Pertlnsnt. Much Important Wort To Be It la tho fashion In England to a t Uch ,0 house« names thst In many InBegun Soon As Organiza­ 't stances are absurd or roltlbadlng—as , Applecot," where the only trees are tion Is Completed Encourefe Mr. power and strength they assail them Untq#e flym bal m openly; by what wiles and subtlety h a gra vestone * >ct and Capa r uspate! of one Triethey assault them secretly; -with what kl’ Tapley exhibits an uncommon help the virtue# restât and overootne , puissance ____... .of tha_ ________ vlceg; by_________ yet moat t_ ffrustrate m - r e .,! thalr Dur cra ft th they their purposes, | to tha stone In a silver ease la Inaod, finally, by what sleight or means dosed an otd-fashlooed daguerreotype the one getteth the victory. — Blr of tha young man, port acted from tha Thomas Mora. aUmenta by a cover. One w|th such a name ought certainly to have been Handal In England. a lover of books. “Handel, is In i ^ Js L t a k iU iU u n > WHY is more, he is a sacred ’ Institution. Currant Qrowtrtg a Greek Monopoly. I Many efforts have been made to When his 'Messiah* is . performed the audience stands up, a s if In church, grow so-called Greek currants In other while the 'Hallelujah Chorus' la being countries, bnt always without success, sung. It is the nearest sensation to and these very small, very sweet and the Elevation of the Hoet known to seedless grapes continue to be a English Protestants. Every three monopoly of certain districts In year* there le a Handel festival, at Greece, where they oonstttnte the which hla oratorios are performed by chief agricultural Industry. The yield 4,000 executants, collected from all the In an ara rage year is about 160,000 choirs In England. The effect ie hor­ tons. rible; and everybody declares It sub­ lime. Many of the songs In these Easy Marks. oratorio# were taken by Handel from Borne men haven’t any more oanbis operas end set to ploos words; for example, 'Rend eereno II clgllo madre; tioQ when they happen to get a lit­ non plane# pip’ has become ’Lord, Re­ tle money, than to show U to tha member David; teach him to know thy family.—New York Press. ways.’ If any one In England were to. take the tong from the oratorio and Too Often True. set it back again to secular words he Ton never misa the levee till the wa­ would probably be prosecuted for blasphemy."—George Bernard Shaw la. ter jr^uig blghrrN ew Orleans Picayune Alnslee’i. iWAly fan t o p r W f i T fl ha g im a d lrk nar of partridgea and othar delicacies of tha hunting season. Old Trade Route to Europe, The great desert of Gobi, that Is partly In China, partly In Manchuria, berla, la traversed by the oldest trnnaportatlon Unas In existence. It caravan route error which tea and allkladan camels h are traveled toward Eu­ rope tar three thousand y e a n and yat from tha tim e when Kublal in isn ma­ cadamised the road until the time whan tha Russian railroad paralysed U by the competition o f steam no one of the m erchant! who traveled over It turned either to the right or to the left to tell Europe and the Occident of the wonders or the terrors of that un­ known land.— Argonaut Chorus Olrl’a Fleet Thought. Kenneth McOaffay of New York, at a meeting of the Chicago chapter of the Friars recently, told a abort story descriptive of the many qail* upon the theatrical profession for "benefits" of this or that sort. "Soane Is a hall bedropm o r nroadway," said Mr. McOaffey. "Two chorus girls are ju st wa­ king up. One reaches out and gets the morning paper, sees the headlines, lAd (a sp s; ’M y-M aitn, fa st see thUU ■ E ssay s "The paper says John D. Rockefeller and Andy Carnegie are both dying. What do you think of lh a t r ‘O, Gee. two more benefits,' re­ marks M ails, aa she turns orar for another ‘forty winks.’ " M y 1 1 . 1» 1R Hsmner By Helping Have you joined tile League yet? Never before in the history of the state have the Florida growers been more highly favored in the matter of having an aide man who would give hi» time and attention to the organization of thl* badly needed association. Grower* who were at Tampa on —AjrcJ J¿ lit -reougnieeti- the /art. that theleague rould navi- lhe growers of (In­ state hundreds of th<iu*iuoi» of dollar» every year. The report of tin- secre­ tary of the old Grower» and Shipper* Protective Aworiotlnn shower! that over r\ V U M I L L I O N dollar» had l»»-ri aavi-d the grower» of the Mate, at all e»|«-j»e of lb.«« Ilun Jin ,Mlt). ( ’omparalivvly few w,-tr miinU-r> ■il the oId as-«»d a t i o n , EVERY' grout•r In lite stati i lit i d the work ol received t In* mini«’ tin- old iiSMH j nu on The ctuniniUn1 m li riled ht the grow prs’ mt-< fun? f,n April 1 . 11 m |.. t.i| M* 11niuti't .f tnnnru ii v •VIri 1,1* »•* Î- r Hi l* 'h II « l- -‘l'uni: Ik -i ri» GIU. v i wnrk l»»r \x\ •li h» i* fn*t 1» ceiviiig uiw fi'nl o) j**t % ib i-» ii*-\ t»t * ing Jus time, inbur ami privitt e funds| to lituncl) til«- la-ague in h profmalvi'. ii|>-tf>-date manner,* so tli at it will In un mwuired surn-sa, EV E R Y grnwi-t ; of fruit or vegi tuiih a i» E X P E C T E D t. | do lit» part in organizing thl» la-ague. i He will get the ln-inijil> of it- ».irk met funds e*|>eiui«si lie i-unnot dodge r< our If it is worth doing at all, it’» worth do­ ing well. □ First classwork at all times is our motto. □ — Let us figure with you on your next job. Double-Quick. The quickest wsy to get a reputa­ - "T h is high co st o f tiring problem Is tion ts to loss.on e getting to be something terrible," ob­ served Mrs, Nutloy. "Everything la getting higher." “Oh, I don’t know," replied her husband, soothingly, "There’a your ^opinion of mb, for Inetance, and my opinion of you, and our mutual opinion of our neighbors, and the neighbors’ opinion of both of us." Going Down. , , »f □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Worth Knowing. Never throw away pleeee of lemon after they have been equeeied with Historic Relic In English Church. the lemon squeezer, for they come in The church of the little villago of ____ ______________ ________ handy for removing stalna _________ from the Ikon, Suffolk, England, poaaeaaes what hands and eUewhera. Dipped Into salt Is probably the rarest alma dish to- bo they will scour copper kettles nicely found In England. Inlaid In tho cen­ and remora a tains from brass-work. ter of tho woodwork la a ploce of tho Lemon like this will take steins, dirt bell metal which was saved from the and odor from pans and kettles aa great flro at York Minster, when tho nothing else will. The odors of fish famous bell there was entirely de­ and onions can thus be easily removed. stroyed some years ago. lira; but, aa this London Chronicle story show», fitness and humor some­ time« govern (ho choice. A retired In­ dian civil servant, on his return to England, yielded to, Ills wife’s Impor­ tunities, and »%!(! that she might have a new house "But mind." he emphn Genius. Am usem ents In Utopia. ■lied, "it must not cost above three Something Immortal happen», whon After tupper they bestow ono hour thousand pounds.” It cost double that In play; In summer In their gardens; man brings loro to a thirsting woman. ■ mount, ns houses have a way of do .... . „ .. In winter In their common halls, • * • Tho children of women who hunger after spiritual things— thee« £ placo, * ,:i w.h .'.vowner : ," consideratilo .r . »>■«. a » . » 1 .» » . m.™ tho tho had oxerclso themselves In mualc or else are the children of gonlua and dreams. finn masculine feeling lo put Into It, in honest and wholesomo communica­ These who go out alone and full of so. not wholly In memory of India, ho tion. Dice play and such other fool- yearning to find “the white preaenoea called It: ’’Mysore I’taco." lah and pernicious games they know among the hills."— Will Levlngton n o t But they use games not much Comfort. Shooting From Asroplaoea. unlike the chess. The one la the bat­ Aeroplane shooting parties are be­ tle Of numbers, wherein ono number coming all ,the go In France. Ona steaielh away another. Tho mner1 11 — »------ -- - Arac Heal Boy. Little Harold, aged fivo years, was great drawbar^ to the new sport has whoreln vices fight with virtues as it developed, tho difficulty In finding tho were In battle array, or a eel field, in visiting his aunt. Whllo at dinner the birds or hares after tboy are shot To the which game Is very properly grown ups were talking and paying help out In this most aggravating ■hared both th«r strife and tho discord Mule or no attention to little Harold emergency Vedrinea Is perfecting a that vices have among themselvra, Ho was ready and waiting for his des­ new kind of landing frame or uhnjutls, and again their unity and concord, sert, and to attract tho others’ atten­ which Will enable an acrnplnno to against virtue, and also what vices bn tion ho gptd* ‘T iesse , Aunt Maine, Is come to nftrtli without a shock. Ved- repugnant to what vlrtuca; with what that pie an ornament?" Complete The Work He 1« * Doing Without Any Charge For Hit Servicer H rfaaa haa l a c c a i k busy guunar’a air • n il* and from hla p n r a t heedquart a n at Etam pes ha take« oat datlr partiaa of flying •sportsman- They ■hoot In ,h 0 0 t ” , n r m ftS UC_ t P * f r I c Y P R Wc Manufacture and E Have Fur Salt* R S CORRUGATED TANKS j> L In sizes that will suit you U ; U M M Hill Lumber to. J3 B £ R ]□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ [ LH N. P. YOWELL & COMPANY Ceivmg the L-ni !M- Thi-re is not a »hipping i otiimnnit; in this state that d'»w NOT NEED the League. Membership 1» only CINE DOLLAR Every »hipping jujint inu»t r nlj liavo nt least ONE public j spirited man, who will give n little of his time to get his neighbors together mmi night SOON, and get their names on u i ' list, as members of u local lira nr h, and 1; ■end it with each man's dollar to B. L. Harnner, Gas Building. Tnmpa. THA I IS TH E WAY’ to help along this GREAT i work. The New* hoj*w every ship- i ping |*dnt will get busy thK we<*k nil send in their rhcniber»hij>a. COURAGE Mr. Harnner. The Iz-ague is not a |irivnt<* aflmr by ! any means. Mr. Harnner did not originate the idea. It la solely and pure­ ly a grow ere' orvahtxaflpn to handle all matters of mutual interest- and la-neflt to the growers such as freight and e*. S E press rate, tariil nnd other quistions ui j S Importance that should In- taken up by . S organizations, not by individuals. In = S dividual» cannot accomplish much alum- , ~ Nc'ther can Mr. Harnner. If grower» § could only realize ids hard, difficult task they would quickly rally to his assist­ ance and T U L L .along with him aa sug------te sted.------- EC ■ - .ta ^ a s S K n --aa.,— * % # t- f ? -- . ' r _ _ All Men’s Straw Hats at Half Price. All Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Shoes closing out All Men’s Fine Trousers Reduced. Call and let us show vou. »♦»♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦se^ eeeseee+ eseeee eeo sa a s s e t a 1 i . ■h ~ - : - : j ' . v^V.-’A ,r? ". , T V ; > _____ f»_» ‘ T7TV . ■--i.if ■ - * ■ . . ’.Tf P ] 5 i.. - _ mué* - ."s ... r • . The- League 1* not a profit making body. -It will have no |>olitica, Ag. toon aa it is organized there will 1* an •lection ofofHcets for the flrvt year and the gentlemen who have lws-n assisting in the work of organizing will retire afu-t turning tha League over to the duly j elected ofTicer*. Mr. Harnner will re-| tire. Hr will not take any office, but hfat advice or mviUunce will be cheer­ fully given at any time. His heart U in the work of making the League what it ahovld l»e, T H E B E S T organization of Its kind In the'United H* («.1« I A n L ? t t * !.« j L f i .4 All Ladies’ Fancy Parasols at Half Price. •" -. ; �■■ ' ; M *!>* OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEM INOLE COUNTY—T U E GARDEN SPOT OF T H E WOULD __ R JLBLiSRE p SEMI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS rr jf> T i AND FRIDAYS ID. /.V S A N F O H D — Life Is Worth Living ) AT, JULY r , IS. *' 1*13 ■* > : j -LV’ V¿tarns'* Underground Streams Who Pays The Freight Sanford Will Bond For v-» Not Made For Sewerage On The Farm Products Greater Improvements « ■1 i ■ * W * And Orlando Mus t • bs- K - d ______ Devise ean water supply might not poaaibly Newspapers Are Taking" Ac- whether they are really getting it or S m a l l Issue Now Wanted Will trees the little folks enjoyed themaelvea in any way seriously pollute said waters, not I ’ve known of men who always Put City O n Better m ways until it was time to prefive Interest In knocked the handle tiff the quart meas­ yet, wc do feel, from an aesthetic point n . P«rc the apju-tiring lunch which hud Question of view, that thf* people of this locality ure m which they ran the vinegar from " a 5 ,s Ixvn brought along and whirh wid en- S o m e Other Dumping Ground should arbitrarily bo compelled to sul>- the keg just so they cduld run their fat ----------------I joyed in real picnic style and spread on Prices thumb down into the measure so ua to Election To Be Held For Voting t*1*' Kra;ra"lift it" and the four quarts would lx* Bond. To Refund The Floating The ,,elIr|oua »omatoea, sandabout n gill short of full * measure wichus, cake, lemonade and fniit never Indebtedness Of The City Yet the buyer was satisfied lx-eaU.se he was so gvx*d before as it was to thcue At the last meeting of the city council happy, hungry young rxxiple, in such The great question that is agitating saw the stuff measured! And 1 have the mind of the general public and , w,, n a mpal »beer hold hw hand care- the ordinance providing fur the issue of pleasant company and pleasant surround­ rspcciolly the poop!*. ol ihia «action |full>' on the scale just hard enough to bonds to the amount of $ 50,000 was ing*. After the lunch the oitarnoop 4rw* whTre'irurh r r r r i t t rjttsrrtifr o f “«<• Dve ounce* up to the pxiwvHmd* <TiATnFF frit 'f t » - electron will enjoyed with- T*7Ttrr wnd- f!T ■Mtrolh f l f c * - ^ garden stuff is grown is where d o « all |l,ound “ half thnt « l i e d for lie made as soon as mayor Spencer is alxsut and viewing the pretty", scenery the money , go that the farmer has to * nd P1*'d I ° r- And I have seen ice able to attach hU signature to the call. to he found nt Enterprise, until the time pay before his stuff is placed on market m ,n I * 1 ‘ h* • » * “ antl *«’< ’ ,l" weight This means that tin* bonds will tx> is- arrived for the retunFtrlp home, ond the ultimate consumer at the other when the first jolt of the ice sent the sued to refund the outstanding and exThe members of the auxiliary and tb d r end is asking the same question as to I P°!nter several pounds lower than the biting floating indrhtedncna nf the city, friend* were Norma Herndon, Serita the result. It is safe to assert that real balance was but the buyer was This Will place the eity upon’ a much 1 Frances Gonzales, Funniiv Reha th i common carriers get the money- satisfied. Ix-tti-r b a s i s ami s h o u l d this issue car- . Munson. Esther .Miller, Dorothy Rupiph I Sanford And Other Cities In Artesian rnit to the pollution and contamination Payment For Service Makes of their drinking water supply with . ‘ Water Belt Will Not Stand To Consumer Almost decomposed excrement and sterilized For Sewerage Prohibitive urino, which from a scientific point of .. • • •- — Orlando is putting in an e*tensive sew­ erage* system, one that will embrace the entire city- T h e sewerage .wULflow in to a ao-called septic tank where it U «up* posed to b* purified and from there » i l l go into the deep wells. For many years these deep welLi have t»e«n used in Orlando for private sewerage dispooals and heretofore there has l>een no dUsenting voice raised against the prac­ tise of some of the interior Town* dispoeirtg of sewerage in this manner, .al­ though the state geologist and others have reasoned that the deep »ells were tiie underground currents (lowing to .th e large rivers or to the ocean and the water living n purely underground stream had no chance to purify with­ in a given distance unless it flowed through the natural strata of rock or gravel or sandstone any impurities or germs would remain in the water. With thv advent of the large sew ■ erage s>stem of Orlando all of the ad­ jacent cities in th** artesian t m‘1t are la»eonmtg n l s r n i o l nod with g*w*d reason No community cares to have i-vcti tin thought or suggestion of laong the dump­ ing ground of the -owerage and a tie termined effort will la- made to force Orlando and every other inland city to use septic tanks and make some of the adjacent lakes (licit disposal reservoir rather than despoil liie natural artesian wells I lint make tin- water supply of other cities the purest and beat in the wot U1 unlns* contaminated by the deep well wwepigi - - hTverg. j-inren in Florida should writ.Moll 1 J F **urii»irtc of Palatka pres idem of ttie State Itoarif of Health and protest against the despoliation of the natura] water supply of the State by the Ulterior lUtt*-» wlei would |-.1 r-h /- view may lx- gerrninally free, which fact, however, we do not concede; and, WHEREAS, la th* vicinity of Orlan­ do there are numerous fresh water lake* ample in area for the outlet and drain­ age of the system of septic tank sewer­ age now being Installed by the Cfty of Orlando; and, W H E R E A S , we. as memtier* of the City Council of the City of Sanford, Florida, are charged with the welfare and protection of the health upd well being of out people. T H E R E F O R E . HE IT R E S O L V E D , hy the City Council of the City of Sunford, Florida, that the City of Sanford does hereby mint seriously prot -st to the drainage of an} sewerage system by the City of Orlando into the subterraneun water supply of the State of Florida, and that the said City of Sanford hereby earnestly appeals to the State Hoard of Health for the protection anil relief from the threatened calamity alami to tie fori-ed upon the community, and further requests the Hoard of Health to refll'c to IsAll*- .i perno! to tic t ’ltv of Orlando authorizing said < itv to drum tt.s sew erage system into the »uhternin ■¡in water supply of the Slate He u further rvtwdviii. that in Un­ even t ol the fact that a |a*rmit ludi al­ ready been granted to the t'ltv of (Irian do by the Stale Hoard of Health. Hint the Stati- Hoard of Health reconsider its action in tho* ri-sjH-ct nod revoke said (M-rtnit. as provided for in the act protecting the purity of the under­ ground w - p — - i i l — Vi-n. ..i 1 J Miller I tlinn ( iiv i oui,i d It \\ Herndon K 1 Woodruff \\ s llntul ( O ........Iruff t he l i eal t l i " I (.tie s l a t . C.r ......... t in r n ., ■" \\ H. I liflar w1« ii I than that oI cu«y method o f solving a S v i vjtig protih in The city council of fsanford re.dliing the value of the artesian water supply and the danger of th*1 deep well <jn> losal of »< u.erage tots framed the follow it g r solutions to be presented to th<* Aat* b r«l of tn a ll1 \\ I I M l i \ I . * - 1.. .................... M ate ol Honda ’ I* ♦ i ,ir ] a| i ■very wi-ely i i i .i (eil ml.. |,cw an act to protect the purity of the underground water supply of the S ta te of Florida, and In and by said a c t ' makes it unlaw­ ful to drain any sewerage into the *ul>terranean water supply of the State, without frwt olirnining it |iermit from the Slate Hoard of Health so to do, and. Rung* \ 11 1 M U I. ni II, C itj Clerk llrounrd to n ili) Defetiled County division was overwln-ln o g I. d* I* .it>**l b- Hi* v .ten» at Duma n il H II,, !il, fasi u*H*k. sIH.otn 1. I -ri I ii nl> rd.il* went |rai in ali , »olid tr fa -* nf , >1a b 11» 11o ig It r1- a a r ■1 c o m i , w in Fort Lauderdale a-t* the county seat, The vote in the.precinct was as fellows F'or Against Fort l.iiinlerdnle '_’«lh .'1 I luma Iti 67 Hallandale in 67 U ' H F . K K AS, it lias co m e to our of At Dama i o -I If nil andai' Hi* newly liclla knowledge tf at t h e C i t y of O rland o registered voters wen* nor allowed to Orange <'unlit . I I'uula i* atmut to « .ist il.*ir v-'ti— it - n - j s s ' i n r - r*-fusirg instill a system of sewerage (of the en­ on ail <s i inn»..» f-■ ¡, n i , tn»«»,- to Volt tire city, using reptir tanks, and drain­ wln*M- names wire not on the books ing same into the subterranean water' when they were last revised hy the supply of the State of Florida, and, county commissioners For the purpose of the election the W H E R E A S , we are reliably informed that the overflow, or drainage from territory was divide*! into two dis­ v septic tanks is not fret* from infection tricts. one embracing F'oil Lauderdlae and uneonlaminated but is gcrmlnuily and the country imme*)iateiy triliutnry, effected, poisonous, polluted and nox­ almost solidly in favor *d establishing ious, uhless a filtration plant is used in a new county, and the other including . connection with said septic tanks, the Danilt and Hallandale, where the oppo­ pur|V»e of the septic tank l>eing io nents to creating Brow, rd county had ee p a n tc solids from liquids and to its headquarters. A majority vote of both districts was necessary to estab­ clarify, but not to purify; and, lish the new county. W H E R E A S the City of Orlando is The resuot Of U.a the election has put located twenty three miles southwest an mil to the aspirations of the divis­ i f the City of Sanford, and is about ionista for the next two years, at least, twenty eight feet higher in altitude: and, as the action of the voters in refusing to W H E R E A S, as Ls shown by the endors»* the proposition has nullified the Geological rurvey of the State of Florida, act of thè legislature in creating the th " subterranean water* o f- this portion county of il reward.—F't. Fierce T r i b ­ of the State flow In an easterly direction, una. allowing that the artesian water supply of Sanford, which is used for drinking v' Fancy Work (-Ircla i j purposes by at least eighty five percent Mr*. W. J . Kill enterlaineri ths l of the citizens „of this City, and which Q is uns I delusively by those people Fancy Work Clrrln Thursday afternoon. living within a radius of ten miles of The mem fa*re of the circle and visitors „• the city limits, U of-necessity from the enjoyed the hours socially and with their same subterranean flow thdt passes dainty fancy work. ------------bfn r m tr th r Cit y nf n rhutthr amt;------- — fvet'rtonr fnrtr j rtly with l i v ci r am , WHEREAS, 'we are informed hy a cherries and enke were served, by Mrs. unanamous r*|wrt of tho physelans- ol Ntwmnn, assiste*] by her little daugh­ this City that in their opinion the drain­ ter, Olive arid Sufah Evelyn Williams. Mrs. Hilt's Bursts were Mr*. J . I>. age of th" entire sewerage system of th City of Orlando, which has a population Rnlxrl.s, Mr*. J. J . Purdon. Mr* W L. o f »Ihiui seven thousand jwOple with Miltix-r, Mrs. T S Davis, Mr» W W supply** win f-onr, M r e . R ^ W Hrnre. Mw* H*-wte the subterranean wider contaminate and jxillute th*- said sub­ lxmg. Mrs. R, A. Newman terranean water supply, and cause same to become unfit fur drinking purposes, Old Modo Good as New and to be a menace to the health of the 1 have a first cíaaa harness maker now pf thi» community; and, ______ _ and w* can do anythin« Jn.fhfc line, while EHfcAS, evert though the drain: you wait. Give ta a tHal ahid be conW. If . UN D E R WOO D r 82-tf times are chang in g. As a g e n ­ ry Will mean that the bulk ht!#djng;j)i und Fannie Richards. Elizabeth iti Florida ïh** 'Sànfird lands give vip '’r,u ,hmft now t,v,,r.v famil> '>« *'»1«* the faki* will take place later'fur with‘1 ^ hitrter, Marjorie 1 Clay, DorothyIiair ami wlieti tin- prreetit iiidcbtcilricss phiii'd ip Ig i- i Cfaghftv and Arthur Itickins. every season over JHOO js-r acre to the *I,al ‘,r’' accurate to railroads for hauling vegetable* to mar- t « ' " " 1* ur’' ' “fried home or delivered i*-r s(in|s- through IhiiiiU the city tvljl p' • ’ k.-t A recent article in the Chicago l( t," , » moment’s work t*> vs- bow Is- i-nal'led to tak<- on larg*-r irtiprov..\, ^ WrA.VTS ST E A M R H JF L IN E Record-Herald takes up the matter of shipping poultry from the country to city markets and the furls and figures ure worth u careful study. The con­ sumer thinks he is paying a large sum for his |Kiultrv and h*- is and it would »•s in ti nt the man wln> rai-»-» the polii try is getting a large sum and he is und yet the most of the money seems to b*s|w*lt b,-twee It 11'C lime the p*,III try leuves tin laili.cr ,,in| gets to Hie ulltlii at*- consumer tor mstunce The romnusslon mall sells them to the retailer for IJ c,*tits a pound. At least, Ih-t »ii, tin* price in this castTlie total for the fili pounds, therefore, is f i l .VI,.but tln-re are several tlellu* to collie out of this In furi- it real lies the th* uoght tulln-s up And llien aft*-r * there are inuity errors, so |>eople teli ai* Ole Itili R o o d teli* a s t o r y on a worn­ a verv good. ro n s c le n t io u s « lim a ti » Ito liud a Itelghbor t h a t f r e q u e n t i} bnrruwed leu atti! litui u habtt of nturnmg IcA» t Itati she b o rro w id . T lu t Uli*»t i i ■i . 1 oMlf» finivi VkHrUilil hit UJtuH a Uiu! va«-*11 Sh«* ÌHMJifht a |h»uimI «un nf t* a. pti! il on ti vhcH an«l ino« r ìi Ini of jf \\ In i' Ilo* l io r r o ^ ^ r « unii' Ih** t«*n » ha iak»'ii f n i n i issue of Itomi» Iti fart the majtlfity nf them want a larger issue hut th*- aldern en were playing sai*- anil did mil rare to plunge I hi- cit\ into a larger mdebt nine** ttfsirt Hu- n r of thi-t* gntflg out j of "ttlcc .■sanford russi» tin- issue in many ways ! and should this small i»-ue carry now ■Hier*- will I»- ni.in. lupmvnru-iit» marie that could u.-ver la- inK.l,- uml.-r pr.wr.t fhuf cali; u h»*n thè ti»u wna n turm^l it ciitul il ions S n f o r d ’s t o n d in i irideht» jlh «I«itiif •*+1Ì ih t h*a **iiTi A nel vaInoi nio ii*nl*-ring lier tavalil*- values day the wu ma l i came to borrow tier, |a(),| ¡ f lf, liiprovi-nii-Ml.s afreadv , , , n li4|| furtm-r First there i» thè S im ili W a te r » coin|iar»-*i u tili the of t h e St ul l . rio-li t h e g c W.11111111 |, „ ||t.r aM,| t J„. |;1(|.IHMI Issue will Street mali'» conriniaaion *d 5 js-r cent Oli fruii Hiis I» i n per cent bui on jhjii I t ol d her n e i g h b o r t h a t a» ». m. ii « , s h e m a k e b u t a »l i ght d i f f e r e n c e in I he asses» W e a r e p a s t tt l rv . tiutter alai cggs it Is only 6. Thlr* b r o u g h t h a c k t h e p o u n d s h e al f gai j - , 1 ^ , 1 ,,| „ u l l a g e r s s « ' *•» rv*- ceri*» wtltrh Wlltlld ws-lll tu find * UereM +T*- [ li-tdv t o l end Iter' w h e n a few dol l ar » - all b e «j » nt in to indicate H at tfu- p arta alar rnaldlenuin \mi Hdl I t n i . l s a i d Ho -Ii** q-l, --t - hur t pruv i-Tii* lit » anil il I» ip In t he |M-*t|i|e « i nt !-ai k ‘ i- noi lihely tu gel vefy rU'h fiaiaifing u * igM return» v r flow t o liiuK* a l ar g e r oitv a n d a l a t t e r ismltry v ! 'aliti Hcm h t Hunt y •'lt\ a n d Iti*- bui l ds mu»t la* f l o a (i-if tn I !a fri iglil is hall a cen i a pontili, and Ili-re cult i - a ilice qiii-stum Tfu- welght of tfu s111Jilii,-il 1 was HHt jniurai« in jti-ii P loti Harl-or and ‘«fi poiinds in O l i i ago making make I hini'gnn i* I■ of ■Í uhuh t'bls il I uni Ii Ni ' M, 1 1 1 1 -11 - Senator r H unt . \rt hur - ' • 1 -*)■<-I up ng at 'i - i il.c -I ipu i l i . ; - , i f.inm-r 1 ut "I tii r> I ,u|,'•^■g - * ' -i g i hi ir, it 1111 J/J and .sellini; tlu-iu at j là i_', hiul a mar m o u ld e d a - - | ||| -ci improvement» mum .chi.! latir Th* a i f l iirdv gel r e a d ) Inr r1< l i n j - r m * riu nt - In ln|J<iw.- Fi I U lj W eek llrn lg e I lu ll Mr» I M \ nfce was the ■hill tiling liiwtr-v» nf the F vi rv W*S k bridge I'hlt da\ I'M'lgi a i r* t**n t .1.1. . dler ni ai ii i ' wo llilije. nl p l a . i ' h n o e nr w h i c h w a s a M- W It Violo mudi l o l .l l MO, re* ••* .( -I» Editor, .Sanford Herald, Iw-twecn Sanford and Jacksonville, and your allusion in the trolley line tl,,*t will Im- tmilt from Sanford to Kissimmee which will mean tin- p_*tension, through the prngrmsiv<■ cities and towns as far south -is I'ampa If for no oilier purpotw the new county 0 Seminob* has ln-n s»-vere<l from 1 irange 1 ouiity if th*- s!*-ains)up line nlu| ,|ie proponed trolley line malerializes the tide of jTiigrt-ss for South F'lnridn curi nevs r la- stellimeli ami tlu* high cosi of llvmg will la- a tliing of th<- pani. F lftts-n years ago I wroti- to tlu* Clyde Line Sleamship l'ompany thè suggestioti that th*-ir company constzurt a limi—a * _ p ro p o acd am i—L iu ti «ould react a.» tlu* gn at*s*t southern fis-der» to tlietr line I rrisived ar. ■t'ttiog that they had cidi tempia Ieri domg »o hut that they thuught that thè proj a- r itim hiol noi tlu-ii arrivisi. loda) thè timi ha» arrivci) and tf ih** •r. ain-ii of ih*- n<-w cnunty of ¿-i tiiinol* - .irr\ ou't (he line nf cnnvirtiftn tlu* new •in ty w.t» noi i-reuted in vairi but will rea* l as uno uf th<- grcutiwt bleasinga ••ver la-stow*-d un tht* inhabitanta uf He ¡.<-tittisula nl 1 lurida and tn Hit* i-n tire -tate, (nr what bcnefiU a pari bene­ fit' rii,- V* l'ole I i- ,( p- ot . i ei n e.*--, of s o l u t i o n a n d nc* In - ur* i."u-< r"i -» e * ,1 |. M I' Seto i nule count) out , <f lo n o n i , na p mali* ilo* Inghcet -c*ir* wliu ti won |or gin of $4.bB, luit thè cosi of dr*s»ing of Grange couiity l!*»nics la mg i\.n her rio* Juvcly gueat priz**, a hainlfhem was j; cerna u poti mi, tunnunting exctxHlingly le uiU- in« inni costi) pi**e painted plat** After the conclusion of to |l.fi2, ;v*, h*^ really gol only I " Ih», of jewelr.v, il i» a tinot lUtmg gift. tile pleasant gam*-» of nurd», ice c jy u m , ' iiowever,' thift wu.» alatili J-t ja-r is-nt Uid thlse wfui vvitm-H». if the presenta cuke upd iced tea were s e r v i . I Iiv t i e un lo» purchnsc jije e , s Urge shar* of turn ceremony »tau il.tu nid » intim j wl.nh prnhalij}’ \va* charged "up I fu­ nwpontittl Io Hu* i-fs*d|f«tuui Ul a , ( \(r« \ o rce * giusti» were Mr» W It ftwl t ii tlolivèfY manner that ilcrinm-frittcd pe had ! ,\r*i!n. Mr« W . ' D Holden, Mi- \ I* Redueerl to (at'li furti, her, 1» . i .**■( a*ldc*l oratory to m» muneruus l»l 1 GniitfellyA Mrv fni».- Harm- Mr» 1, where the mohey «• t ’ tn tin» «.. . "f I t F j . i r ê i - le tk i . Mrs v. t Mmth Mrt "ti»um*-r puni f 12 Aliyllow. .Nell,Ilo* I '-’Ill-gun I IV I \ \|U| , . î •' '»i F’armvr got cevdingly proud of Ins new tiailti, an t Ml 1 reigl't tak'51 great ph-asiir* in desplaying it t*> Ih r Meiling nf Snow Hauling 6D tiis incluís fu-re Kisnitnmeu t ìa i e t tc . Tiie following wedding invitation inCommission .60 dkarin that R. C*. Snow, formerly with Dniwing 1.92 f nnlrihtdinn From I'psnla John Nix Si Co. and well known ip SqnRetailer’s jiroftl 2.HN t'jisala has no iliuiily society, but u f* r*i hiv» at lust decided to settle down list was lui mil over to Dr. T. A. Neal to a life nf married happtnew Total »;6.;i2 J16.H2 the Other ihej, which shows that the Mr and Mr» Perry McCrelons In (hé* case, at least, the consumer has people of Upsala were willing to give u Adam* r«qti***»t the honor of your pres­ nn itemized bill, and it is mighty seldom . umntj , um ,.Hrll („ wur,U paying exence nt the marriage of their daughter, hi- gets onr^ that is, one thnt tell* him 1|WnMa (or physician and nurses during Rosa May to Mr. Russell Gres ne Saow where the money goes. Host of them j||m^s 0 ( \ Nordstrnm in the montii of on the evening of Wednesday, the thir­ merely tell him what he bought and Ju n , . Belpw is a list of Ihmc who were tieth of July, at nine o'clock, 211 West what hr is expected to psy for it. The wi„ jn|[ ,,l)nnlu Palm »tr*s-(, Fitzgerald, Georgia *' d it d' hi . ' d oi i t s i i h cup il.il wtJI -tip in .uni tiarveel He* wluti* crup, .Imi thè lugli crai at living wiL unce mure la* advanced for the lack uf energy and prog reni vent-«. God forbid. N. H Fogg, Altemonte Springs. V A tqi" in (men I of Teacher* \l the meeting ol the Hoard nf l ’uh in ii.»trin tnui July »th the I-■11, •wIlit appointment of teacher* for whit* »cliia.Is were mail*- fur Swminole county: Sosnford N. J. Parkii s, Principal; . Miss Uluru Guild. ^ Miss M. A. Telherty. Miss Lillian Gilwou. J . R. Wilcman. Mias Flora Walker. Mr*. Gvo. U. Dickinson. Mr*. C. L. Polk. Mrx. E. N. Luke. Miss Nellie Furen, Mias Carrie Enaminger. Mis** Nila Moore. prices chargial along the line to not j K |,unij ltl)i„ atul r«m ity |6.60 Miss Clara Millet). »et-m to la* exorliltant for the service IL G . Lumlqdist J A iis s Fldith Stew at r. Will Declare A Dividend rendered, hut it dra-s Mrt*m as if all of v^ »ivvansnn Mr*. E. W. Dunn / the service ought not to be necessary. ^ Lind Ft has Ua-otm- a well (stahluh(-*i fact Miss Lillie Farnsworth. Sixty-four j x t cent Ls a good deal to pay John , , ori.,| that thv well known and enterprising Mitdt Peaches Ix-filer. for merely gf-tting goods from the pro- ^ firm of D, A. Caldwell *i Sons have Miss Ruby Wilson ducer to the consumer, there ia-ing no |u uixt tnten-st of Svuninolr County nnjl San­ ... Mias Charlotte Knt*s, mimufacluring cost between in tins In­ ford at heart, anil to show In part Longwood: A. T. Lundquist stance, tliey are preparing to declare a dividend Mis* Sarah Crawford, N. Pierson Hut the consumer pays jvnys for with all of thilr customers by putting Miss Lillian Wulla. Mrs. O. Uertelson hens, for getting them from the farmer on a profis sharing sale, which will begin Altamonte Springs: E, Magnuson to Umsclf, and for the farmer's heavier C. R. McCarthy and - if*Friday of this week July 1Nth. and every Miss Esteell* Hy'er. taxes in addition to his own. o re whether near or distant will receive Chuluota l„ Vihli-n the usual courteous treatment at this Miss Pearl Hunter, Principal. »ale for which this firm is noted. Miss Lini» Mattier«. Light Weight Docsn t Pay ( hUson-Grrsham ■èrafiriella:-------------------- --------------------ffusw Cincinnati people h aw a way f Mm* U l z E. Gresham and Charlew K~ Mina Kate MatheiV. Picnic at Enterprise to make ice companies deliver the goods. tChilson. were unltnl in inanisge at Junior AuxlliaVy a . ^ l ^ c r appoiht.ucnU wHl bo mode u d When the trust in that city refund to the Congregati .mil parsonage last Sun The girls of the .1 , tri flou need' later. ^ give pa troll* the quantity uf ire they «l#y night b y , Rev. F. P. Strong, tin the Episcopal church The v,raiding wils |x*rforni-d Mr« 11 F Whittier, Jr , directn-ss and pai*l for but shrunk off abyw |a*undi pastor Secretary Itimnl Puf-llc Ircdrjtctlon. In the pr'va-nee of a few friiiul» v*f tl" ] Mf» J \V Dirkill», a»»í«liu¡l directres from each nickel’s worth tin- city imme­ ___ _ ^__ diately went into the ire liusimss contracting psrtn-» utter wl,icl( tin of the auxiliary. injo..*-*l a ih h g h tiu [ dl day picnic nl Eut-rprl«*- Friday, with Inslaîllmf ATscfaTi**è» and not oniy gave t h e fullamount |iur- hajipy coupl*- I* ft fur a «Innf trip * re r*-, ver.*! , Hier young Irieiei». J h* lauiuh L«wi» I rby vs to the city getting e a r * chased hut just a little lot more Ai- turning to Pa**tu, wher** they wdf riatili trvp to ond fro m Enterprise wusT>ne"r»f «luíate» lor tin- organizing of a lodge t f ter a little of that.nort of work the' trust The bride foriru rly taught selua,| ai Paoln and hus ihany iri*-rnlt» in Seminole the -plejuantofl featur** of the occaM a real a x * in Sanford U14I lx m e c t i i . [iroceeded to injunc a few injunctions with ao much er»e*utragtment th a t tl-* —and then agreed that they would county. The groom Is a resident of. »loti. T h e party went over on the early lodge will hold tho first meeting o» c no longer attempt to cheat the people Paoln anil is well Anil favorably known and th*- frUniis of the youngVoupIf- wM' morning la*«t, and after flnddiiig a s u it- : night this week’ and IrwtaU tha o rtto t’ . hut would give them a square *l*a»I. “ I f W p e o p l e think they are getting them all tho hnpplncaa that the world able place to «pend the day In the Com- Dr. Ira Maine* 1» assisting Mr. Irtry party of nature, pretty scenes und lovely In the work of obtaining candidates. a s*ju«n* deal they feel all right— can bold. - *. nf : f * «U ■ r* for , r e m e *li.iiiio1n; v . i tual ih there *n .el] [»fin t l o vcltllfl sfim jrl t)l*> freight lll.lrg l' fa- 1 h m* gal i I el lino I, I V' d-' | m - w e a m o n g l-us**l’ Ilo w c v e r , (fiat is js -rhan» only m a n y o t h e r s , tin sj i l ei ul i d t r ai t of g r a l an et tucul queittfon, for it i.» given in i t u d e , a s w a s fully i-setiipliti^d at th*tfu- - a»i a» fili ccnLs. T h e o c o m i» ali fur.) lug c* li-hraf ion pul!*-d "tfier -M' ceni |f, ni Iq r’ hall lo Ig Ho- r.sip s un I Io1 II h » lo ’ I he y from tfn- * Im ago d o ck tu S m i t h W ater i i t o r I >o| i . g . i n a p I i»li-r» i ir |n i n l» » •-s-p rr a k tn g a -lai c h . u m it. * Io 1 •1 * 1 m a l |,. » - ..y t * * There U no dpuht about tho ftTe|)old- -Dear blr> me. a change of deale re is mudo. Noth- ere voting f**r the IxrntU ns every citizen ' ^ tlavr „.,„1 Mj t(l tnuoh ln^. . tltg ìs sflid -Ju st thè change Iliade "f .Sanford whether taxpayer or hot y,;ur „nicle on the New Steam(hu t's all (idly recognizes the n.-e.) of this small l.j,,,, f(,r , llP S t. j c hna river traffic WH» fourni l o he I*».« t h a n hal f a c l i p ful l Y -V«.U-. Hut ami from the statement of one railroad \ Ç . »- 1 . - d .'l' ~ fir i. r. MdciiiNbH. é j .ita . i ' i * « y � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 11, 1913; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2e88a2da87e7e7af577f048fde93a175.pdf 100466f45b96062130df37c5ecb868d8 PDF Text Text y A V '-V T T * — ’ . "V W - îp Y S S s » L fJ r S * 7 f e 'i r . y ' i-** ‘V<% ' - - KfRf* THE SANFORD HEJULD -Ai -& g N ;’T J E ^ f R A I D To let your children eat Ice Cream-elm ply caution (hem to intiit upon IÈRI» i- » POI NS ETTI A There ii ■ dealer in your town that makes a ipecialty of POINSETTIA icecream, and you can safely send your children there unat­ tended, for Poinsettia Ice Cream it made from PURE C ream , thoroughly sterilised FOR SA LE BY Thrasher’sPharmacy SANFORD. FLORIDA THE GROWERS LEAGUE Ju st take a minute, Mr. Grower, and sit down in the shade, and aak yourself this question; "W ould 1 spend M Y time and MONEY', afid work day and night—to rygnnjr^ a U-ague-of growers, like Mr. liam ner is doing, without be­ ing paid O N E C E N T for doing it? " Well, that IS JU S T WHAT H E IS DOING. Hove YOU sent your dollar in yet? Better do it, hey? Oh, yea, I do not want my neighbor* to do all this kind of work. . ___ . . . —-er- - .- » r Y'OU cannot invest onei dollar to better advantage. You can go to sleep at nights and know your interests will lie taken care of. If you have been read­ ing The News regularly you know the railroads are asking for Increased freight rates. Do YOU want to pay higher rates? T h f League M U ST be in shape this fall to contest the railroads’ claims. The League can get lower rates from Jacksonville north. YOU are paying at least ten cents per crate too much to both the Clyde Line and the Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. These companies are owned by cold blooded financiers who are SQ U EEZIN G TH O U ­ SANDS OF D O LLA RS E V E R Y S E A ­ SON out of YOU AND YO UR N E IG H ­ BORS', who have sat still and let the companies bleed you, 'T h e LeAgile CAN and W IL L get you JU S T ra tek ’ trom Jacksonville north. Do not alrriply say, "O h, yea, th at's bo/’ and let it go at that. Stick your dollar in an envelope and send it t e d t r J U U ner and W ISH H IM LU C K . • Get busy and make the League STR O N G in N U M B E R S. That is what the trans­ portation companies like to so*. They W IL L deal with STR O N G organiza­ tions but they merely smile at weak ones M AKE T H E LEA G U E ST R O N G . Flo rid a* Growers News. - M y 11. 1»1R rfaaa haa l a c c a i k busy guunar’a a ir pow er and stren g th they a ssa il them Untq#e flymbal m • n il* and fro m hla p n r a t heedquar- openly; by w hat w iles and subtlety h a gra vestone * t a n a t E tam p es ha tak e« o a t d a tlr th e y assau lt them se c re tly ; -with what >ct and C ap a r uspate! o f one Triepartiaa o f flying •sportsm an- T h ey help th e virtue# re stâ t and overootne kl’ T a pley exhibits an uncommon ■hoot In ,h 0 0 t ” , n r m f tS UC_ t P * f r , puissance ____ ... .of tha_ ________ vlceg; by________ _ y et moat iWAly fan t o p r W f i T flha gim adlrk c r a ft th t_ fru f m stra - r e .,! Dur they te thalr th e ir purposes, | to tha stone In a silv er ease la Inn ar o f partridgea and o th a r d elicacies aod, finally, by w hat sleig h t or means d osed an otd-fashlooed daguerreotype o f tha hunting season. th e one g etteth the victory. — Blr o f tha young man, port acted from tha Thom as Mora. aUmenta by a cover. One w|th such Old T ra d e Route to Europe, a name ought certain ly to have been Th e g re a t d esert o f G obi, th a t Is Handal In England. a lover o f books. partly In China, partly In M anchuria, “H andel, is In i ^ Js L ta k iU iU u n > W HY berla, la trav ersed by th e o ld est trnna- is more, he is a sacred ’ Institution. Currant Qrowtrtg a Greek Monopoly. I Many efforts have been made to portatlon Unas In ex isten ce. It W hen his 'M essiah* is . perform ed the caravan route error which tea and allk- audience stands up, a s if In church, grow so-called G reek cu rran ts In o th er ladan cam els h a re traveled tow ard E u­ while the 'H allelu jah Chorus' la being countries, bnt alw ays without su ccess, rope tar th ree thousand y e a n and yat sung. It is the n earest sensation to and these very sm all, very sw eet and from tha tim e when K ublal in is n m a­ the Elevation o f the Hoet known to seedless grapes continue to b e a cadam ised th e road u ntil th e tim e E n glish P ro testan ts. E v ery three monopoly of certain d istricts In whan tha R u ssian railroad paralysed U y ea r* there le a Handel festiv al, at G reece, where they oonstttnte the by the com petition o f steam no one which hla oratorios a re perform ed by ch ief agricultural Industry. T h e yield o f the m e rch a n t! who traveled o v er It 4,000 execu tan ts, collected from all the In an a ra rage y ear is about 160,000 turned e ith e r to the rig h t o r to th e choirs In England. T h e effect ie hor­ tons. le ft to tell Europe and the O ccid ent of rib le ; and everybody declares It sub­ th e wonders o r the te rro rs o f th a t un­ lime. Many o f th e songs In these known land.— A rgon au t Easy Marks. oratorio# w ere taken by Handel from Borne men haven’t any more oanbis operas end s e t to ploos words; for exam ple, 'Rend eereno II clgllo m adre; tioQ when they happen to g e t a lit­ Chorus O lrl’a Fleet Thought. K enneth M cOaffay o f New Y ork, a t non plane# pip’ has become ’Lord, R e­ tle money, than to show U to tha a m eeting o f th e Chicago ch a p ter of m ember David; teach him to know thy fam ily.— New York Press. the F ria rs recen tly , told a abort story w ays.’ If any one In England were descriptive o f th e many qail* upon the to. ta k e th e to n g from the oratorio and Too Often True. th eatrical profession fo r "b e n e fits " of se t it back again to secular words he T o n never misa the levee till th e wa­ th is o r th a t so rt. "S o a n e Is a h all bed- would probably be prosecuted for te r jr^uig b lgh rrN ew O rleans P icay u n e blasphem y."—G eo rg e B ern ard Shaw la. ropm o r n road w ay," said Mr. McOaffey. "T w o choru s g irls a re ju s t w a­ A lnslee’i. king up. O ne reach es out and g ets Double-Quick. th e morning paper, sees th e headlines, Going Down. T h e quickest wsy to get a reputa­ lA d (a s p s ; ’M y-M aitn , fa s t see thU U - "T h is high c o s t o f tirin g problem Is tion t s to lo s s .o n e ■ E ssays "The paper says Jo h n D. getting to be som ething te rrib le ," ob­ R o ck efeller and Andy C arn egie are served Mrs, Nutloy. "E v eryth in g la both dying. W hat do you th in k of getting h ig h er." “Oh, I don’t know," l h a t r ‘O, Gee. two more b en efits,' re ­ replied her husband, soothingly, m arks M a ils, aa she tu rns o ra r for "T h e re ’a your ^opinion o f mb, for Inanother ‘forty winks.’ " etan ce, and my opinion of you, and our mutual opinion o f our neighbors, and the neighbors’ opinion of both of us." our If it is worth doing at all, it’» worth do­ ing well. □ First class work at all times is our motto. □ — Let us figure with you on your next job. , , »f □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Worth Knowing. Never throw away pleeee of lemon a fte r they have been equeeied with th e lemon squeezer, for they com e in ____ _____ ________ handy for__________ rem oving stalna __________ from the hands and eU ew hera. Dipped Into salt th ey will scou r copper k e ttle s nicely and rem ora a tains from brass-work. Lemon like th is will tak e stein s, dirt and odor from pans and k ettle s aa nothing else will. T he odors o f fish and onions can thus be easily removed. H istoric R elic In English Church. P ertlnsnt. T he church o f th e little villago of I t la tho fashion In England to a t Much Important W o rt To Be Ikon, Suffolk, England, poaaeaaes what ' U ch ,0 house« nam es th st In many InIs probably the ra rest alma dish to- bo Begun Soon As Organiza­ t stances are absurd or roltlbadlng— as found In England. Inlaid In tho cen­ , Applecot," where the only trees are tion Is Completed ter o f tho woodwork la a ploce of tho lira; but, aa this London Chronicle bell metal which was saved from the story show», fitness and humor som e­ great flro at York M inster, when tho time« govern (ho choice. A retired In­ famous bell there was entirely de­ E n co u refe Mr. H sm n er By Helping dian civil servant, on his return to stroyed some years ago. Complete T h e Work He 1« England, yielded to, Ills wife’s Impor­ * tunities, and »%!(! that she might have Doing Without Any a new house "B u t mind." he emphn Genius. Am usem ents In Utopia. Charge For Hit ■lied, "it must not cost above three Som ething Immortal happen», whon A fter tu p p er they bestow ono hour Servicer thousand pounds.” It cost double th at In play; In sum m er In th eir gard ens; man brings loro to a thirstin g woman. ■ mount, ns houses have a way of d o .... . „ .. In winter In th eir common halls, • * • Tho children of women who Have you joined tile League yet? hunger a fter spiritual things— thee« £ placo, * , : i w.h . '. vowner : .r . »>■ «. a » . » 1 .» » . m . ™ Never before in the history of the state tho tho had," consideratilo are the children of gonlua and dreams. have the Florida growers been more finn m asculine feeling lo put Into It, oxerclso them selves In mualc or else T h ese who go out alone and full of in honest and wholesomo com m unica­ highly favored in the matter of having so. not wholly In memory of India, ho tion. D ice play and such o th er fool- yearning to find “the white preaenoea an aide man who would give hi» time called It: ’’Mysore I ’taco." lah and pernicious gam es they know among the h ills."— W ill Levlngton and attention to the organization of thl* n o t But they use gam es not much Comfort. badly needed association. Shooting From Asroplaoea. unlike the ch ess. Th e one la the bat­ Grower* who were at Tampa on Aeroplane shooting parties are be­ tle Of num bers, wherein ono num ber —AjrcJ J¿ lit -reougnieeti- the /art. that the- coming all ,th e go In France. Ona stea ielh away another. Tho mner1 11 — »------ -- - Arac Heal Boy. L ittle Harold, aged fivo years, was leagu e rould navi- lhe growers of (In­ great drawbar^ to the new sport has whoreln vices fight with virtu es as it visiting his aunt. Whllo at dinner the developed, tho difficulty In finding tho w ere In b attle array , or a eel field, in state hundreds of th<iu*iuoi» of dollar» grown ups were talking and paying every year. The report of tin- secre­ birds or hares a fter tboy are shot To the which gam e Is very properly Mule or no attention to little Harold help out In this most aggravating ■hared both th«r strife and tho discord tary of the old Grower» and Shipper* em ergency Vedrinea Is perfecting a th at vices have among them selvra, Ho was ready and waiting for his des­ Protective Aworiotlnn shower! that over new kind of landing frame or uhnjutls, and again th eir unity and c o n c o rd , sert, and to a ttra ct tho oth ers’ a tten ­ r\VU M ILLIO N dollar» had l»»-ri aavi-d which Will enable an acrnplnno to again st virtu e, and also what vices bn tion ho gptd* ‘T ie s s e , Aunt Maine, Is the grower» of the Mate, at all e»|«-j»e of come to nftrtli without a shock. Ved- repugnant to w hat vlrtu ca; with what th at pie an ornam ent?" lb.«« I lun J in ,Mlt). ( ’omparalivvly few w,-tr miinU-r> ■il the oId as-«»d a t i o n , E V ER Y' grout •r In lite sta ti i lit i d the work ol received t In* mini«’ tin- old iiSMH j nu on The ctuniniUn1 m li riled ht the grow prs’ mt-< fun? f,n April 1 . 11 m |.. t.i| M* 11niuti't . f tnnnru ii v •VIri 1,1* »•* Î- r Hi l* 'h II « l- -‘l'uni: Ik - i ri» G IU . v i wnrk l»»r \x\ •li h» i* fn*t 1» ceiviiig uiw fi'nl o) j**t % ib i-» ii*-\ t»t * ing Jus time, inbur ami privitt e funds| to lituncl) til«- la-ague in h profm alvi'. ii|>-tf>-date manner,* so tli at it will In un mwuired surn-sa, E V E R Y grnwi-t ; of fruit or vegi tuiih a i» E X P E C T E D t. | do lit» part in organizing thl» la-ague. i He will get the ln-inijil> of it- ».irk met funds e*|>eiui«si lie i-unnot dodge r< H I c Y P R Wc Manufacture and E Have Fur Salt* S R CORRUGATED TANKS j> L In sizes that will suit you U ; U M M Hill Lumber to. J3 B £ R ]□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ [ LH N. P. YOWELL & COMPANY C e iv m g th e L - n i !M- Thi-re is not a »hipping i otiimnnit; in this state that d'»w NOT N EED the League. Membership 1» only CINE D O LLA R Every »hipping jujint inu»t r nlj liavo nt least ONE public j spirited man, who will give n little of his time to get his neighbors together mmi night SOON, and get their names on u i ' list, as members of u local lira nr h, and 1; ■end it with each man's dollar to B. L. Harnner, Gas Building. Tnmpa. THA I IS T H E WAY’ to help along this G R E A T i work. The New* hoj*w every ship- i ping |*dnt will get busy thK we<*k nil send in their rhcniber»hij>a. C O U R A G E Mr. Harnner. T he Iz-ague is not a |irivnt<* aflmr by ! any means. Mr. Harnner did not originate the idea. It la solely and pure­ ly a grow ere' orvahtxaflpn to handle all m atters of mutual interest- and la-neflt to the growers such as freight and e *. S E press rate, tariil nnd other quistions ui j S Importance that should In- taken up by . S organizations, not by individuals. In = S dividual» cannot accomplish much alum- , ~ N c'ther can Mr. Harnner. If grower» § could only realize ids hard, difficult task they would quickly rally to his assist­ ance and T U L L .along with him aa sug------ t e sted.------- EC ■ - .t a ^ a s S K n --a a .,— * % #t- f ? -- . ' All Men’s Straw Hats at Half Price. All Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Shoes closing out All Men’s Fine Trousers Reduced. Call and let us show vou. » ♦ » ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ s e ^ e e e s e e e + e s e e e e e e o s a a s s e t a _ • . ; ■h ~ : - : j ' . v^V.-’A ,r ? " . , T V ; > ______ f»_ » ‘T7TV . ■ --i.if ■ - * . . ’.Tf P ] 5 i .. - _ mué * - ."s ... i . ■ r _ 1 r The- League 1* not a profit making body. -It will have no |>olitica, Ag. toon aa it is organized there will 1* an •lection ofofHcets for the flrvt year and the gentlemen who have lws-n assisting in the work of organizing will retire afu-t turning th a League over to the duly j elected ofTicer*. M r. Harnner will re-| tire . H r will not take any office, but hfat advice or mviUunce will be cheer­ fully given at any time. His heart U in the work of making the League what it ahovld l»e, T H E B E S T organization of Its kind In the'U nited H* («.1« I A n L ? t t *!.«jLfi.4 All Ladies’ Fancy Parasols at Half Price. • " -. �■■ ' ; M *!>* O F F IC IA L ORGAN O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y — T U E G ARD EN S P O T O F T H E W O U L D __ R JL B L iS R E p SEMI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS rr jf> T i ID. /.V S A N F O H D — Li fe Is Worth Living r, ) AT, JULY IS. 1*13 *' ■* > : j -LV’ V¿tarns'* Underground Streams Who Pays The Freight Sanford Will Bond For v-» Not Made For Sewerage On The Farm Products Greater Improvements « ■1 i ■ * W * •bs- K - d ____ A n d Orlando Mu s t Devise Some Other Dumping Ground ean water supply might not poaaibly Newspapers Are Taking" Ac- whether they are really getting it or Small Issue Now Wanted Will trees the little folks enjoyed themaelvea in any way seriously pollute said waters, not I ’ve known of men who always Put City O n Better m ways until it was time to prefive Interest In knocked the handle tiff the quart meas­ yet, wc do feel, from an aesthetic point n . P«rc the apju-tiring lunch which hud Question of view, that thf* people of this locality ure m which they ran the vinegar from " a 5 ,s Ixvn brought along and whirh wid enshould arbitrarily bo compelled to sul>the keg just so they cduld run their fat -----------------I joyed in real picnic style and spread on San fo rd And O ther Cities In Artesian rnit to the pollution and contamination Payment F or Service Makes Prices thumb down into the measure so ua to Election T o B e Held F o r Voting t*1*' Kra;ra"lift it" and the four quarts would lx* of their drinking water supply with . ‘ Water Belt W ill Not Stand B o n d . T o Refund T h e Floating The ,,elIr|oua »omatoea, sandT o C onsu m er Almost decomposed excrement and sterilized about n gill short of full * measure wichus, cake, lemonade and fniit never For Sewerage Prohibitive Indebtedness O f T h e City Yet the buyer was satisfied lx-eaU.se he urino, which from a scientific point of was so gvx*d before as it was to thcue At the last meeting of the city council happy, hungry young rxxiple, in such Orlando is putting in an e*tensive sew­ view may lx- gerrninally free, which fact, The great question that is agitating saw the stuff measured! And 1 have the mind of the general public and , w,, n a mpal »beer hold hw hand care- the ordinance providing fur the issue of pleasant company and pleasant surround­ erage* system, one that will embrace the however, we do not concede; and, WHEREAS, la th* vicinity of Orlan­ rspcciolly the poop!*. ol ih ia «action |full>' on the scale ju st hard enough to bonds to the amount of $ 50,000 was ing*. After the lunch the oitarnoop 4rw * .. entire city- T h e sewerage .wULflow in to f “«<• Dve ounce* up to the pxiwvHmd* <TiATnFF frit 'f t » - electron will enjoyed with- T*7Ttrr wnd- f!T ■Mtrolh f lf c * - ^ a ao-called septic tank where it U «up* do there are numerous fresh water lake* whTre'irurh r r r r i t t rjttsrrtifr o ample in area for the outlet and drain­ garden stuff is grown is where d o « all | l,ound “ half thnt « lie d for lie made as soon as mayor Spencer is alxsut and viewing the pretty", scenery posed to b* purified and from there to he found nt Enterprise, until the time » il l go into the deep wells. For many age of the system of septic tank sewer­ the money , go that the farmer has to * nd P1*'d I° r- And I have seen ice able to attach hU signature to the call. years these deep welLi have t»e«n used age now being Installed by the Cfty of pay before his stuff is placed on market m ,n I * 1 ‘ h* • » * “ antl *«’< ’ ,l" weight This means that tin* bonds will tx> is- arrived for the retunFtrlp home, ond the ultimate consumer at the other when the first jo lt o f the ice sent the sued to refund the outstanding and exThe members of the auxiliary and tb d r in Orlando for private sewerage dispoo- Orlando; and, W H E R E A S, we. as memtier* of the end is asking the same question as to I P°!nter several pounds lower than the biting floating indrhtedncna nf the city, friend* were Norma Herndon, Serita als and heretofore there has l>een no Frances Gonzales, Funniiv Reha dUsenting voice raised against the prac­ City Council of the City of Sanford, the result. It is safe to assert that real balance was but the buyer was This Will place the eity upon’ a much 1 Ix-tti-r basis ami should this issue car- . Munson. Esther .Miller, Dorothy Rupiph tise of some of the interior Town* dis- Florida, are charged with the welfare th i common carriers get the money- satisfied. Hut times are changing. As a gen­ ry Will mean that the bulk ht!#djng;j)i und Fannie Richards. Elizabeth • poeirtg of sewerage in this manner, .al­ and protection of the health upd well ami from the statement of one railroad being of out people. iti Florida ïh** 'Sànfird lan d s give vip '’r,u ,hmft now t,v,,r.v famil> '>« *'»1«* the faki* will take place later'fu r with‘ 1 ^ hitrter, M arjorie 1 Clay, Dorothythough the state geologist and others Iiair ami wlieti tin- prreetit iiidcbtcilricss phiii'd ip Ig i- i Cfaghftv and Arthur Itickins. T H E R E F O R E . HE IT R E S O L V E D , every season over JHOO js-r acre to the *I,al ‘,r’' accurate to have reasoned that the deep »ells were tiie underground currents (lowing hy the City Council of the City of Sun- railroads for hauling vegetable* to mar- t « '" " 1* ur’' ' “fried home or delivered i*-r s(in|s- through IhiiiiU the city tvljl p' • ’ A recent article in the Chicago l( t," , » moment’s work t*> vs- bow Is- i-nal'led to tak<- on larg*-r irtiprov..\, ^ to .th e large rivers or to the ocean and ford, Florida, that the City of Sanford k.-t WrA.VTS ST E A M R H JF L IN E And llien aft*-r the water living n purely underground does hereby mint seriously prot -st to Record-Herald takes up the matter of th* uoght tulln-s up * * Editor, .Sanford Herald, • stream had no chance to purify with­ the drainage of an} sewerage system by shipping poultry from the country to there are inuity errors, so |>eople teli There U no dpuht about tho ftTe|)old- -Dear blr> ^ tlavr Mj t(l tnuoh ln^. . in a given distance unless it flowed the City of Orlando into the subterran- city markets and the furls and figures me. a change of deale re is mudo. Noth- ere voting f**r the IxrntU ns every citizen ' through the natural strata of rock or eun water supply of the State of Florida, ure worth u careful study. The con­ tltg ìs sflid -Ju s t thè change Iliade "f .Sanford whether taxpayer or hot y,;ur „nicle on the New Steamgravel or sandstone any impurities and that the said City of Sanford hereby sumer thinks he is paying a large sum (hut's all (idly recognizes the n.-e.) of this small l.j,,,, f(,r , llP S t . j c hna river traffic Ole Itili Rood teli* a story on a worn­ issue of Itomi» earnestly appeals to the State Hoard for his |Kiultrv and h*- is and it would Iti fart the majtlfity nf Iw-twecn Sanford and Jacksonville, and or germs would remain in the water. With thv advent of the large sew ■ of Health for the protection anil relief »•s in ti nt the man wln> rai-»-» the polii ai* a verv good. ronsclentious «limati them want a larger issue hut th*- alder- your allusion in the trolley line tl,,*t will » Ito liud a Itelghbor that frequenti} n en were playing sai*- anil did mil rare erage s>stem of Orlando all of the ad­ from the threatened calamity alami to try is getting a large sum and he is und Im- tmilt from Sanford to Kissimmee jacent cities in th** artesian t m‘1t are la»- tie fori-ed upon the community, and yet the most of the money seems to b*- bnrruwed leu atti! litui u habtt of n- to plunge I hi- cit\ into a larger mdebt which will mean tin- p_*tension, through eonmtg nlsrnio l nod with g*w*d reason further requests the Hoard of Health s|w*lt b,-twee It 11'C lime the p*,III try turnmg IcA» t Itati she borrowid. Tlu nine** ttfsirt Hu- n r of thi-t* gntflg out the prngrmsiv<■ cities and towns as far No community cares to have i-vcti tin to refll'c to IsAll*- .i perno! to tic t ’ltv of leuves tin laili.cr ,,in| gets to Hie ulltlii f i n i v i t Uli*»t i i ■i . 1 oMlf» VkHrUilil h i t UJtuH j of "ttlcc south -is I'ampa a Uiu! va«-*11 Sh«* ÌHMJifht .■sanford russi» tin- issue in many ways thought or suggestion of laong the dump­ Orlando authorizing said < itv to drum at*- consumer tor mstunce If for no oilier purpotw the new county The romnusslon mall sells them to a |h»uimI «un nf t* a. pti! il on ti vhcH ! and should this small i»-ue carry now 0 Seminob* has ln -n s»-vere<l from ing ground of the -owerage and a tie tt.s sew erage system into the »uhternin ìi Ini of jf \\ In i' Ilo* ■Hier*- will I»- ni.in. lupmvnru-iit» marie the retailer for IJ c,*tits a pound. At an«l ino« r termined effort will la- made to force ■¡in water supply of the Slate 1 irange 1 ouiity if th*- s!*-ains)up line He u further rvtwdviii. that in Un­ liorro^^r « unii' Ih** t«*n » ha iak»'ii fnini least, Ih-t » ii, tin* price in this castOrlando and every other inland city to that could u.-ver la- inK.l,- uml.-r pr.wr.t nlu| ,|ie proponed trolley line malerialSnford’s tondini irideht- izes the tide of jTiigrt-ss for South F'lnridn use septic tanks and make some of the even t ol the fact that a |a*rmit ludi al­ Tlie total for the fili pounds, therefore, fhuf cali; u h»*n thè ti»u wna n turm^l it ciitul il ions A nel vaInoi nio •adjacent lakes (licit disposal reservoir ready been granted to the t'ltv of (Irian is f i l .VI,.but tln-re are several tlellu* to » jlh «I«itiif •*+1Ì ih t h*a **iiTi ii*nl*-ring lier tavalil*- values curi nevs r la- stellimeli ami tlu* high liiprovi-nii-Ml.s afreadv cosi of llvmg will la- a tliing of th<- pani. rather than despoil liie natural artesian do by the S ta le Hoard of Health. Hint collie out of this In furi- it real lies the day the w u m a li c a m e to b o rro w t i e r , | a(),| ¡ f lf, First there i» thè Simili Water WH» fo urn i lo he I*».« th a n h a lf a c li p f u ll m a l|,. ,, , n li4|| » coin|iar»-*i utili the wells I lint make tin- water supply of the Stati- Hoard of Health reconsider furtm-r F lftts-n years ago I wroti- to tlu* Clyde aM,| t J„. |;1(|.IHMI Issue w ill other cities the purest and beat in the its action in tho* ri-sjH-ct nod revoke Street mali'» conriniaaion *d 5 js-r cent of th e S tu ll. rio - li th e g c W.11111111 | , „ ||t.r Line Sleamship l'ompany thè suggestwot U1 unlns* contaminated by the said (M-rtnit. as provided for in the act Oli fruii Hiis I» in per cent bui on jhjiiI to ld her n e ig h b o r th a t a» ».m . ii « , she m a k e b u t a » lig h t d iffe re n c e in I he asses» ioti that th*-ir company constzurt a protecting the purity of the under­ l rv . tiutter alai cggs it Is only 6. Thlr* b ro u g h t h a ck th e p o u n d she alfg a ij-, 1 ^ , 1 ,,| „ u lla g e W e are past tt deep well wwepigi limi—a * _ p r o p o a c d a m i — L i u t i ground w - p — - i i l — Vi-n. ..i r s s « ' *•» rv*- ceri*» wtltrh Wlltlld ws-lll tu fin d *U e re M +T*- [ li-tdv to le n d Iter' w h en a few d o lla r» - a ll be «j» nt in to — - - hTverg.j-inren in Florida should writ.«ould react a.» tlu* gn at*s*t southern 1 J Miller indicate H at tfu- parta alar rnaldlenuin \ m i H d l I t n i. l s a id H o -Ii** q-l, --t -hu rt pruv i-Tii* lit » a n il il I» ip In th e |M-*t|i|e fis-der» to tlietr line Moll 1 J F **urii»irtc of Palatka pres I rrisived ar. I tlinn ( iiv i oui,i d i- noi lihely tu gel vefy rU'h fiaiaifing u * igM return» v r « i nt !-ai k ‘ flow to liiuK* a la rg e r oitv a n d a l a t t e r ■t'ttiog that they had cidi tempia Ieri doidem of ttie State Itoarif of Health and It \\ Herndon ismltry v ! 'aliti Hcm h t Hunt y •'lt \ a n d Iti*- b u ild s mu»t la* f lo a (i-if tn mg »o hut that they thuught that thè protest against the despoliation of the 1 Woodruff K I !a fri iglil is hall a ceni a pontili, and natura] water supply of the State by the m a k e th e re im p ro v e m e n t» l a t i r Th* p r o j a - r itim hiol noi tlu-ii arrivisi. \\ s llntul Ili-re cult i- a ilice qiii-stum Tfu- welght *n .el] [»fin m um . c h i. ! for a i f l iirdv gel Ulterior lUtt*-» wlei would |-.1r-h /I hini'gnn t'bls il I uni Ii loda) thè timi ha» arrivci) and tf ih** ( O ........Iruff of tfu s1 1Jilii,-il 1 was HHt jniurai« in jti-ii P i* I ■ ■ Í N i ' M , 1111-11- r H u n t . | ||| re ad) Inr r1< lin j-r m * riu nt - In ln|J<iw.the liealtli "I (.tie slat. C.r ........tin r n ., ■" •r. ain-ii of ih*- n<-w cnunty of ¿-i tiiinol* \\ H. I liflar w1« ii I loti Harl-or and ‘«fi poiinds in Olii ago m a k in g of u h u h S e n a to r \ r t h u r Fi than that oI cu«y method o f solving a - .irr\ ou't (he line nf cnnvirtiftn tlu* new S Rung* tlo vcltllfl sfimjrl t)l*> freight lll.lrgl' fa- 1 hm* g a li I e l lin o I, I V' d-' | m - w e a m o n g v i vjtig protih in I U lj W eek llrnlge I lull •in ty w.t» noi i-reuted in vairi but will \ 11 1 l-us**l’ Ilowcver, (fiat is js-rhan» only m a n y o th e rs , tin s jile iu lid tr a it of g ra l The city council of fsanford re.dliing Mr» I M \ nfce was the ■hill tiling rea* l as uno uf th<- grcutiwt bleasinga an et tucul queittfon, for it i.» given in itu d e , as w as fu lly i-se tiip liti^ d at th*- liiwtr-v» nf the F vi rv W*S k bridge ••ver la-stow*-d un tht* inhabitanta uf the value of the artesian water supply M U I. ni II, C itj Clerk tfu- - a»i a» fili ccnLs. Theo comi» ali lug c* li-hraf ion pul!*-d fur.) I'hlt d a \ . d le r n ia iii and the danger of th*1 deep well <jn> losal i'w o llilij e . n l He ¡.<-tittisula nl 1 lurida and tn Hit* i-n "tfier -M' ceni |f, ni Iqr’ hall lo Ig Ho- r.sips un I Io1 II h » lo ’ I he y of »< u.erage tots framed the follow it g llrounrd to n ili) Defetiled I'M 'lg i a i r* p l a . i ' h n o e nr w h ic h w as a tire -tate, (nr what bcnefiU a pari bene­ r solutions to be presented to th<* Aat* County division was overwln-ln o g from tfn- * Im ago dock tu Smith W ater i i t o r I >o| i . g . i n a p I i.1.1. W It Violo mudi fit' rii,- V* l'ole t**n t M1 b r«l of tn a ll1 I. d* I* .it>**l b- Hi* v .ten» at Duma n il »li-r» i ir |n i n l» » •-s-p rraktng a -lai c h .u m it. *Io lo l.ll MO, I - i- ,( p-ot.iein e.*--, of solution and • 1 -*)■<-I up ngat'i -i il.c m o u l d e d a - - , \\ II M li \ I . * - 1.. .................... H II,, !il, fasi u*H*k. sIH.otn 1. I -ri •1*1 - ' nc* In - ur* i f.inm-r 1 ut reme *li.iiiio1n; M ate ol Honda ’ I* ♦ i ,ir ] a| i I ii nl> rd.il* went |rai in ali , »olid tr -I ipu i l i . ; - , re* ••* .( -I» i."u-< r"i-» *' d it d' hi .' d oiitsiih cup "I tii r> I ,u|,'•^■g- * ' -i g i hi ir, it 1111 J/J v .itu a lih - c i e * ■very wi-ely i i i .i (eil m l.. |,cw an act to fa -* nf , >1a b 11» 11o ig It r1- a a r ■1 c o m i, ,1 |. M I' il.il wtJI -tip in .uni tiarveel He* wluti* protect the purity of the underground w in Fort Lauderdale a-t* the county and .sellini; tlu-iu at j là i_', hiul a mar Seto i nule count) out , <f lo n o n i, nap mali* ilo* Inghcet -c*ir* wliu ti won |or crup, .Imi thè lugli crai at living wiL l!*»nics la mg i\.n her rio * Juvcly gueat priz**, a hainl- unce mure la* advanced for the lack uf water supply of the S ta te of Florida, seat, The vote in the.precinct was as gin of $4.bB, luit thè cosi of dr*s»ing of Grange couiity fhem was j; cerna u poti mi, tunnunting exctxHlingly le uiU- in« inni costi) pi**e painted plat** and In and by said a c t 'makes it unlaw­ fellows After the conclusion of energy and prog reni vent-«. God forbid. F'or Against to |l.fi2, ;v*, h*^ really gol only I " Ih», of jewelr.v, il i» a tinot lUtmg gift. tile pleasant gam*-» of nurd», ice cjyum, ' ful to drain any sewerage into the *ul>N. H Fogg, iiowever,' thift wu.» alatili J-t ja-r is-nt Uid thlse wfui vvitm-H». if the presenta cuke upd iced tea were servi.I Iiv tie terranean water supply of the State, Fort l.iiinlerdnle '_’«lh .'1 Altemonte Springs. un lo» purchnsc jije e , s Urge shar* of turn ceremony »tau il.tu nid » intim j without frwt olirnining it |iermit from I luma Iti 67 V wl.nh prnhalij}’ \va* charged "up I fu­ nwpontittl Io Hu* i-fs*d|f«tuui Ul a , ( \(r« \ o rce * giusti» were Mr» W It the S la te Hoard of Health so to do, and. Hallandale in 67 Atqi" in (men I of Teacher* U'HF.KKAS, it lias come to our of At Dama i o -I If nil andai' Hi* newly ftwl t ii tlolivèfY manner that ilcrinm-frittcd pe had ! ,\r*i!n. Mr« W . 'D Holden, M i- \ I* Redueerl to (at'li furti, her, 1» . i .**■( a*ldc*l oratory to m» muneruus l» l 1GniitfellyA Mrv liclla knowledge tf at the City of Orlando registered voters wen* nor allowed to \l the meeting ol the Hoard nf l ’uh fn i».- Harm- Mr» Orange <'unlit . I I'uula i* atmut to « .ist il.*ir v-'ti— it - n -jss'in r- r*-fusirg 1, where the mohey «• t ’ tn tin» «.. . "f I t F j . i r ê i - le tk i . Mrs v. t Mmth Mr- in ii.»trin tnui July »th the I-■11, •wIlit instill a system of sewerage (of the en­ on ail <s i inn»..» f-■ ¡, n i , tn»«»,- to Volt t "ti»um*-r puni f 12 Aliyllow. .Nell,Ilo* I '-’Ill-gun I IV I \ \|U| , . appointment of teacher* for whit* î •' '»i tire city, using reptir tanks, and drain­ wln*M- names wire not on the books F’armvr got cevdingly proud of Ins new tiailti, an t »cliia.Is were mail*- fur Swminole county: Ml ing same into the subterranean water' when they were last revised hy the 1 reigl't Sosnford tak'51 great ph-asiir* in desplaying it t*> Ih r Meiling nf Snow Hauling 6D supply of the State of Florida, and, tiis incluís fu-re Kisnitnmeu tìa ie ttc . N. J. Parkii s, Principal; county commissioners Tiie following wedding invitation in.60 For the purpose of the election the Commission . Miss Uluru Guild. ^ W H E R E A S, we are reliably informed dkarin that R. C*. Snow, formerly with 1.92 Miss M. A. Telherty. f nnlrihtdinn From I'psnla th at the overflow, or drainage from territory was divide*! into two dis­ Dniwing John Nix Si Co. and well known ip Sqn2.HN Miss Lillian Gilwou. t'jisala has no iliuiily society, but u v septic tanks is not fret* from infection tricts. one embracing F'oil Lauderdlae Retailer’s jiroftl f* r*i hiv» at lust decided to settle down and the country imme*)iateiy triliutnry, J . R. W ilcman. list was lui mil over to Dr. T. A. Neal to a life nf married happtnew and uneonlaminated but is gcrmlnuily Total » ;6.;i2 J16.H2 Mias Flora Walker. almost solidly in favor *d establishing the Other ihej, which shows that the effected, poisonous, polluted and nox­ Mr and Mr» Perry McCrelons In (hé* case, at least, the consumer has people of Upsala were willing to give u Mr*. Gvo. U. Dickinson. ious, uhless a filtration plant is used in a new county, and the other including Adam* r«qti***»t the honor of your pres­ Mr*. C. L. Polk. . connection with said septic tanks, the Danilt and Hallandale, where the oppo­ nn itemized bill, and it is mighty seldom . umntj , um ,.Hrll („ wur,U paying ex- ence nt the marriage of their daughter, nents to creating Brow, rd county had higets onr^ that is, one thnt tell* him 1 | WnMa (or physician and nurses during Mrx. E. N. Luke. pur|V»e of the septic tank l>eing io Rosa May to Mr. Russell Gres ne Saow its headquarters. A m ajority vote of where the money goes. Host of them j| | m^s 0 ( \ Nordstrnm in the montii of Miss Nellie Furen, ee p a n tc solids from liquids and to on the evening of Wednesday, the thir­ both districts was necessary to estab­ merely tell him what he bought and Ju n , . Belpw is a list of Ihm c who were Mias Carrie Enaminger. clarify, but not to purify; and, tieth of July, at nine o'clock, 211 West what hr is expected to psy for it. The wi„ jn|[ ,,l)nnlu Mis** Nila Moore. lish the new county. W H E R E A S the City of Orlando is Palm »tr*s-(, Fitzgerald, Georgia The resuot Of U.a the election has put prices chargial along the line to not j K |,unij ltl)i„ atul r«mity |6.60 Miss Clara Millet). located twenty three miles southwest J A iis s Fldith Stew at r. an m il to the aspirations of the divis­ »et-m to la* exorliltant for the service IL G. Lumlqdist i f the City of Sanford, and is about Will Declare A Dividend ionista for the next two years, at least, rendered, hut it dra-s Mrt*m as if all of v^ »ivvansnn M r*. E. W. Dunn twenty eight feet higher in altitude: and, / the service ought not to be necessary. ^ Lind Ft has Ua-otm- a well (stahluh(-*i fact as the action of the voters in refusing to Miss Lillie Farnsworth. W H E R E A S, as Ls shown by the that thv well known and enterprising endors»* the proposition has nullified the Sixty-four jx t cent Ls a good deal to pay John , , ori.,| Mitdt Peaches Ix-filer. Geological rurvey of the S ta te of Florida, firm of D, A. Caldwell *i Sons have act of thè legislature in creating the for merely gf-tting goods from the pro- ^ Miss Ruby Wilson th " subterranean water* o f-this portion |u uixt tnten-st of Svuninolr County nnjl San­ ... Mias Charlotte Knt*s, county of il rew ard.—F't. Fierce T rib ­ ducer to the consumer, there ia-ing no of the S ta te flow In an easterly direction, mimufacluring cost between in tins In­ ford at heart, anil to show In part Longwood: una. A. T . Lundquist allowing that the artesian water supply stance, tliey are preparing to declare a dividend Mis* Sarah Crawford, N. Pierson of Sanford, which is used for drinking Hut the consumer pays jvnys for with all of th ilr customers by putting Miss Lillian Wulla. Mrs. O. Uertelson v' Fancy Work (-Ircla i j purposes by at least eighty five percent hens, for getting them from the farmer on a profis sharing sale, which will begin Altamonte Springs: E , Magnuson Mr*. W. J . K ill enterlaineri ths l of the citizens „of this C ity, and which to Umsclf, and for the farmer's heavier C. R. McCarthy and - if*Friday of this week July 1 Nth. and every Miss Esteell* Hy'er. Q is uns I delusively by those people Fancy Work Clrrln Thursday afternoon. ta x e s in addition to his own. o re whether near or distant will receive Chuluota l„ Vihli-n living within a radius of ten miles of The memfa*re of the circle and visitors the usual courteous treatment at this Miss Pearl Hunter, Principal. „• the city limits, U of-necessity from the enjoyed the hours socially and with their »ale for which this firm is noted. Miss Lini» Mattier«. same subterranean flow thdt passes dainty fancy work. Light Weight Docsn t Pay ( hUson-Grrsham ■ èrafiriella:-------------------------------------------- b fn r m tr th r Cit y nf n rhutthr amt;------- — fvet'rtonr fnrtr j rtly with l i v ci r am , ffusw Cincinnati people haw a way f Mm* U lz E . Gresham and Charlew K~ Mina Kate MatheiV. Picnic at Enterprise WHEREAS, 'we are informed hy a cherries and enke were served, by M rs. to make ice companies deliver the goods. tChilson. were unltnl in in an isge at unanamous r*|wrt of tho physelans- ol Ntwmnn, assiste*] by her little daugh­ When the trust in that city refund to the Congregati .mil parsonage last Sun The girls of the Junior AuxlliaVy a . ^ l ^ c r appoiht.ucnU wHl bo mode u d .1 , tri flou need' later. ^ this C ity that in their opinion the drain­ ter, Olive arid Sufah Evelyn Williams. give pa troll* the quantity uf ire they «l#y night b y , Rev. F. P. Strong, tin the Episcopal church i . r . M d c i ii N b H . . Mrs. Hilt's Bursts were Mr*. J . I>. pastor The v,raiding wils |x*rforni-d Mr« 11 F W hittier, Jr , directn-ss and age of th" entire sewerage system of th pai*l for but shrunk off abyw |a*undi Secretary Itimnl Puf-llc Ircdrjtctlon. C ity of Orlando, which has a population Rnlxrl.s, Mr*. J. J . Purdon. Mr* W L. from each nickel’s worth tin- city imme­ In the pr'va-nee of a few friiiul» v*f tl" ] Mf» J \V Dirkill», a»»í«liu¡l directres of »Ihiui seven thousand jwOple with Miltix-r, Mrs. T S Davis, Mr» W W diately went __ _ ^__ into the ire liusimss contracting psrtn-» utter wl,icl( tin of the auxiliary. injo..*-*l a ihhghtiu[ Hrnre. Mw* H*-wte and not oniy dl day picnic nl Eut-rprl«*- Friday, with Inslaîllmf ATscfaTi**è» th e subterranean wider supply** win f-onr, M r e .R ^ W gave t h e fullamount |iur- hajipy coupl*- I* ft fur a «Innf trip * r e r*-, ver.*! , Hier young Irieiei». J h* lauiuh L«wi» I rby vs to the city getting ear* contam inate and jxillute th*- said sub­ lxmg. Mrs. R, A. Newman chased hut just a little lot more Ai- turning to Pa**tu, wher** they wdf riatili trvp to ond from Enterprise wusT>ne"r»f «luíate» lor tin- organizing of a lodge t f terranean water supply, and cause same ter a little of that.nort of work the' trust T he bride foriru rly taught selua,| ai Paoln and hus ihany i ri*-rnlt» in Seminole the -plejuantofl featur** of the occaMa real ax * in Sanford U14I lx m e c tii. to become unfit fur drinking purposes, Old Modo Good a s New [iroceeded to injunc a few injunctions »loti. with ao much er»e*utragtment th at tl-* county. The groom Is a resident of. and to be a menace to the health of the —and then agreed th at they would 1 have a first cíaaa harness maker now T h e party went over on the early lodge will hold tho first meeting o» c pf thi» community; and, ________ and w* can do anythin« Jn.fhfc line, while no longer attem pt to cheat the people Paoln anil is well Anil favorably known and th*- frUniis of the youngVoupIf- wM' morning la*«t, and after flnddiiig a s u it-: night this week’ and IrwtaU tha o rtto t’ . EHfcAS, evert though the drain: you wait. Give ta a tHal ahid be con- hut would give them a square *l*a»I. “ I f W p e o p l e think they are getting them all tho hnpplncaa th at the world able place to «pend the day In the Com- Dr. Ira Maine* 1» assisting Mr. Irtry W. I f . UN D E R WOO D r party of nature, pretty scenes und lovely In the work of obtaining candidates. a s*ju«n* deal they feel all right— can bold. 82-tf 1 . ' *. nf - d .'l' ~ fir I „.,„1 1 Y -V«.U-. » - ..y t * : f * «U ■ r * \ Ç . »- i* « y é j .ita i �v v v v v v v v v v v v v if V t e W k t t W W W W W W W S u r t t y S t Kaneaa Solomon. * K ta c Solom on bad nothing on a Cen­ Ham J . Bryan. »ecrrtary of ita te , de- tra l'a Ju stice of the peace b e fo re «bora PsWtaSsd E»»tt Tsssdar sod frtdar Marakal B» elajwt here today that hia a .U ry aa a colored man and brother * u being NERAID PRINTING COMPANY member of President Wilson's cabinet I tried fbr stealin g a ch ick en . Th* waa not aufllcienl to meet hia expense».' prosecuting wttnaaa thou ght It w u K. J. noitr. Editar . Mr. M. tUTNEt. Issine ss Maeager He gave this aa an explantation of why hla fowl, b u t waa not willing to awear. he expected to continue hia work as a It balng p e a r aundown the lo c a l Solo­ mon let th e hen loom and watched lecturer. her going hom e to roostT R e s u lt, the **Aa this is my Ant chmutauqua lec-4 A C C O UN T W I T H THE negro j r » * , fined ISO —K i a i M City ture since bee unlit j a member of t h e ! Jourffkl. BANK OF SANEOitD cab in et," said Secretary' B ryan.' "it may not be out of place to say that I P ra c tic a l FVowar H old sr. And it necessary to lecture in order to A sim ple and practical flo w e r botdri suftpkflsm t the salary which 1 receive - l a m ade pfngreen ru b b erised silk, the shade o f natural leave«, and la Is lUrsld BwUdlag e !*• I tured for eighteen years, this method outlined w ith a green w ire. When ! of adding to my income is the moat worn. It effectu ally prerents th e pene­ tden- natural one to which to turn and 1 re­ tration o f any moisture to th e gown. The Largest Resources atld Financial Backing of cent- gard it as extremely legitimate, T he w ire*edge p eraltaro f sh a p in g the J been J*’! , did .aoL think it improper to go bolder to th e txMiquet proper! an d the ; Bank in Seminole County. itirn- from the Chautauqua platform Into a la tte r la th e n attached to t h e co rsag e j presidential race and if I had been elect­ or w h atever alee desired. The only Bank in Sanford that divides ed 1 would have thought it no stepping its depositors. the down *° teturri to the lecture platform. Trespassing. ftor These meetings enable me to keep in A stre e t c a r and an au tom ob ile had W e have the only exclusive Safety Vault touch with the people." had an alterca tio n which end ed with ( No other reference is made to politics the la tte r. In a more or le *a b attered rent our boxes at $3.00 per year. lmrt by the secretary. condlUkm. lodged on (£« fe n d « - o f the form er. A little boy and h la m other W e want your business, offering absolute protection for happened alo n g lost aa It era s over, Share Dinner at Ike Sea Side Inn your deposits. and when th e youngster saw th em he Daytona Beach, Ha., July 2 0 th .— cried out in glee: "Oh. look, th e re *' Sea Food of all kinds. Barbecued Pig an auto standing on th a t stre e t and Chicken Pie. Be ,ure to spend car's m u s ta c h e !" th at Sunday on the Beach and atop at , L ay in g Matting. T h e prwa of the Slate will gladly wrt- tha S e Side Inn. M R S. C E L fcST Si It 1N K S . W hen la y in g matting, tt ia n o t al­ eoroe back from hia lum m rf wander­ 91-tic Proprietor, ways n ecessa ry to cut it in o r d e r to ing» “U m Je Joe** Dixon, who for two M . M . SMITH* President'll. E. fÓ LA R, Cashier fit co rn ers and alcove«. I t m a y be months past has been taking sn unique b etter to do ao in very sm all apacee. H . R . STEVENS, Vice P ru d e n t R. R..DEAS, Asst. Cashier vacation by “ pedewtrianixing” through Filed for Record but often m oistening the m a ttin g la Texas snd Louisians, and holding com Allan H. W hite and wife to A. F , found to he b ette r than c a ttin g . S o ft­ munion with Nature in her visible forms. ened thus. It can theo be b e n t with­ Bourlay. He M now back in harness in the Even­ out breaking, and makes a n e a t, sub­ W'm, Perry to R. Bruce P m y . stantial edge. . . . . ' NoUce_| Horne Owners hia brilliant work in the editorial departJ- G. Tyner an^ wife to Paul M arry, t, - f - * " ? 1 have a first flu » horse ihwr. ment of this paper,- Lakeland Telegram'. J . E. B artlett ami wife to F m l L. O ra to r Slightly Mixed. Gtte him a trial. * ^ B artlett. A fortnor senator of the U nited \\ |{ Underwood Orange County Investment Co. to State« was addressing a m e e tin g In ■«*(,,} W hile in Tampa we told Editor R J Samuel East ham. Holly, of the Sanford Herald, that be j . w . Perkins snd wife to J . M . Neel, would be elected vice-president of the J r., rt aL A. C. L T IM E T A B L E Florids Press Association.- but he did Frank Dsy and wife to H. H. M rnot agree with the Advocate editor. . Clure. MODERN COURSES IN Soeth Bound W hst does he now say about It? Russell Mungrr Land Co. to Frank Rawak. N'o 27 — L v S I 0 a m and Holly Will make an ricellent team. M artha E Fox to J C Bennett, Brtokkeeping. Banking, C'ommereial l^iw, ComNo89— Ar 2 .1 5 p m and we are glad they «ere elected to the O te c tr e e l Crate Co. to W J p .rk e r Much Coal In Formosa. presidency and v«-presidency of the* Will H Fox and wrfc to J T AidCoal la aecoud In valu« am o n g tha No R i— Ar 5.36 p m mereiai Arithmetic, Penmanship, T y p e w r itin g Florida PressAwociation Titusville ru) min vrai production« of F o r m o s a No R3— Ar 2 M a Thera are fifteen seams of co a l ex Shorthand, and all Branches of ('¡v ii Service. Adtcvalr. E {( Bradley to Geo ! Anderson North Boand tending from tha north coast to T o ea It seemed too great an honor to U y (\ Moore to H. C. Dann. No M — Ar 10.15 a ra and B chlnchlku perfectnrea " Therw bestowed upon the humble rd .jta of A C Starbird and w,fe to Geo. F I are four v arieties, anthrwclta, b lack - No 50— Ar 2.56 p m ih# HrrmJd ind *o itated to llxti Munnw No S2— Ar 1.18 am I hrown. and tw o TarteU e* of brow n. Walton Many thar.ks for >,u kind y H Davts .¿ d wife to Geo. F MunNo 28— Ar 8.50 p ro wurk and beat wishes and may »e ail roe neet again at F t. Myer. nest year W B Hammopd and «.fe to Geo F Treating B y m i and Scalds. So 25— From Trilby Hums snd scald s should bo tre a te d _O— M unroe. No 24 —For Trilby with g lycerin« and flour, tb * la tte r _... , . . , , Arthur Schults to F. W Shepherd. We will haw to hand it to the Orlando u .. .. „ . wall heaped o v er the affected p a r t No 101 — From Trilby . . « a lte r V Newell and wife to Rcwy »entinel. It ta one of the neatest. brtght- ^ Wtiann * ' Then ti« round a linen bandage to ex ­ No 100— F or Trilby 11-15 PICO BUILD IN G ♦ clude tha air If cotton wool la bandy No 21 From Iveesburg •t and best dailies in the state and w, , , .¿.v, __________ , . .. . , — A . J- Lhliin ami wi!e to l_ A. Shat- it ta b etter to use for ttit»- y s a e y e - Aia Iff— f o e ruh to commend- J kmi nj-ira thetr SANFORD, FLORIDA _ , .____ -7 tuck than Unen. No 15? From Leesburg goo*l judgment m eliminating a.lver . . ,, , .. , , , . . ' , A A MiUer ami wile to I m i L HartNo 158 F o ? l-eeai urg »sing from the front juige. They have ^ (l No 126—From Oviedo » t some rvwnue in this but from a , .. . , Holland'» Busts,t Man. ypograhprcal standpoint such a paper On a sign o v er a barber s sh o p a t No 127— For Oviedo For Future Happiness m PROFTTC T 45, 00<d)Ó ■CAPITAt^frlTPLirr~AND Sanford Business Collegi Sanford Business College ! i jiar excellence Eliminating ads from s________i ______ ______ , Jo ° >- c l f ; , , I ^ f h u m .r .n and .H e to „ „ P B. t'xervtrret Turpentine Co. to E tt Fish Tom Ib-yam jert to Ja*. D. Elegga. S. A. Robinson and »tie to W F Martin. D Vt IVndleton ar.d wife to N F Hatar her \nr.H- t-i'lfrw'r. and wife to N F N O A B to M M S m ith K untirii and w if« to Ja.-r.vw t, Jn o. F Schumann and wife to H. T Boylea. D- B Sphaler and wife to Johnny C Brtrht. V« R \1 Uhgrr *rvi » if« to la«» F la ig r I J i H i l o t i g r , aru! »!'<• to F»t«r M » - v S m it h to 1 uia M»v -imith Munger Lan-i Co. to John E Burchard. Munger Land Co. to John E. B urchard Not Unreaeonabla. "B o y wanted for sa u sa g e s.' rana an announcement, la a batcher's shop at lla rte s d e a It «osada unappetising— yet ao doubt a hoy ta tha proper accom panim ent for the 'm ashed.— Lorn don Opinion. Btlenttn. Holland "Parent W o n te n lead« donkeys on hire like his fa th e r, kill* pigs, sm okes kama. and' o ccu p ies him self with all kinds of sw inish de­ tail work, also sh ares and cu ts hair, except on S u n d a y s ' Cool Heads and Clear Minds f e fTVI>br*U»s f l êlmà T» Liba E x h ib it. Exe— “S o now he has a b re a ch of promts« on hie hands and the woman is abowing le tte ra of hi, » a jln g he'd Jo all sorts o f things for her ' W y e - 'S o r t of pcomtsaory trote, eh *“ E x e — " T e a , with the a c c e n t on the 's o rry .' * B A little mistake made in sendinir a telegram mav be costly enough to make you shiver on the hottest ot summer days. Cool vour head in the refreshing; breeze o f in electric tzn and you won't make mistakes. f n t», w ,ï ta n B-—B ta ,fB yi w ak, B M , n « Ita u U ( t a u lu t W » » J n e > . aa M aaU ,, i t a f a n i t i d VyfMwtar. A. t> IS IS , M t a a w i l a B--X «at «a«* U3 rd 2 t a u i « m tw ain i , i tj ta t B ar M o vin g P ictu res. Brookline. M ass., said to bo tb « rich est town la the world per c a p ita , does not perm it moving pictures T h e t, tta >t»ta children of w ealthy parents m ast Snd other am usem ent They know a o th !n g of the delights of the tra),lea W^ .‘ E le c t r ic fs a a k e lp m ain tain high w orking • ffto r a r y d a rin g th e h o t M M O L T h e G -E E le c tr ic F a n , a re T h e L e a d e r , of the V terk eC W e h an d le all u s e « and atyU a. Sanford Light & Fuel Co 1 10 S o . I 'a r k Fh in e C om are d. T o m m y , th is la the second tim e you have asked to be let off to go to your grandm other's fa n e ra i" "I know U, air. b o t 1 got two g ra n d ­ m others. sir." W om an *. Watch. Z Z f~ rZ ~ T he reason a woman la a woman la *r tad «tat», b eca uae If b er w atch has a b eau tifu l monogram engraved on the back sh e li“ “1 *' doesn't care w h eth er It keeps tim e o r -T T|| .. n o e—G aivsston News. ___________ may he caiied a newsW anted Land and Husband. saws. "Know th y s e lf.' for In s ta s e * . d pubiahef. if not an She could plow and do all the fa r r i On the other hand. TaalU artty b reed s editor of the Commoner wcirk. and if she got land «fie » o c P |« » t e m p t * Hoar do yaa dop« th a t twwn trade Civ-J Adminhusband, was the contention o l out? 'anal Zone. G a Jo a a v . 4 r ° <la* »«ta a n who applied reCwcUe ____ ______________ ■view C c v r n t t k * „ , to t i s land board o f H s*G a » U . W > ^ w „ . . . . torta. A u stra lia "D aagerooaJy W ell." per man. U a e of the , Lord Byron, ta r e f e r » » to a lad y » n t . Kxs hAvi 4 iv ie d h# til oC w rit m: **LAdy------r* Editor GcuxaV* of* : Had a Good. Start. t a a been dangerous)y 111. but tt m ay ate h i* been appaanted T V. mao a la Ht tug ahead o f Ma co n scie you to te a m that «he U danL Editor Stovall, o í the laeom n." T o n a ia right, a PUmaon guroualy wall a g a in ." a m choaen M inister to ***a d still for flv« years. I ___________________ M l McAdvioo'a tac- á c* ' 1 ,b^ J* T* k i . -incom e would ove.-. . , ewrtrtf* www a » « t « . u k * k im .'— Birm ingham Age-HnoM^., _ _ — Pisgagntry. <d- >* b ; tw ice, waa a reporter._____________ ___ ______ ___ — •— ---- re— -------t u Ame t <i- HVIVttIXSO.V w«• fyas ryer*» .1 ic ta u . * W jip ìk , ' 'v * vetta w j t t a u « S r . ^^T~ UrT^'twai s r , Y*, t IZ S v Z Z t, wÍ ' f i n E C rw n c Ttr»*, Ki» y » •* V .” ** " * H T ifv u , “ *** ui> «i * • ^ v ^ tT iñ ü iS w i Î m & « ¿ ta . tu t a i aw «xx«« u c .w ? r ñ g <* \L u ^ t t a t r*i i r » < rw r. LIVERY, SALES AND FEED STABLE *• a ' W-V • .* * - r. K Cn»* e r P a rk A v e n u e an« S eco n d S tr e e t C O N T R A C T O R S F O N A L L K IN D S O P H E A V Y H A U L tN O L a rg s supply o f H o rs es , M u H >. W ag on s and H arness alw ays on hand F o r Sale o r Exchange For Engraved Cards See The Herald �i H + j; J sly IS . 1 » » Dolnge,XhIng« by H«tv*s. An old woman of m orm ons alia balled a tram -car. and with consld •cable difficulty managed to clim b up and get a arat Inalda When aha waa com fortably settled *he looked at a m an sitting opposite and said: "If you'd been 'art a man you'd 'a 'elped* __ _’_» _____ ____ to."— __ H w________ ir»T t»r»W sad sm ile «*<* rwplled: - " I f you'll b*en only’ 'a r t ‘ th e woman yon aro I might 'a ro 'ad • try ." • Wonderful UaaS of C om . ' lin t tho m ost rem arkable thing a b o u t com Is th e new products that h a r e been derived from I t the many new uses which scien ce and Am erican genius hare crea te d for I t Corn now en ters into ISO d ifferent producta, tho m o st fam iliar being syrup, sugar, b reak fast foods, shortening, salad oils, d essert m aterials and candles.— Lea lie's. Child's Constancy. Choir Couldn't flee I t T he c h o i r of a T i l l a g e c h u r c h h a d sung an anthem In flno style, w i t h all Its m i g h t and s t r e n g t h , till t h e rery roof of the old church seemed to vibrate with tretnenduus uproar At Eplocopa] Church the cloee of the anthem the leaaon for t h e day was begun.' "And a fter Services in the -Church of the Holy the uproar was erased,” _____ ,„ o u t m - a efrar and so n o n n w ) ¿in Jt.^ T n tF l' fu rth ri" TkT oa TO,ce- T h e whole congregation lm- io ||0K>; mediately tittered audibly, but the Sunday school every Sunday morn­ choir could not understand tho Joke. ing s i 9:46. Slornihg Prayer and sermon cVrry H istory of tha Key. Sunday morning at 11: eicep t the first Tho key was ono of the first things Sunday ot the month, when there will lie Invented by man. T he prim itive key a choral celebration with sermon a t that waa probably a thorn or sp lin ter. hour. Early celebration ut 7:3 0 the Afterward fish bones seem to b a re third Sunday In each month. come Into use. Wooden pegs fol­ Even song with sermon every Sunday lowed thee«. In modem tim es the evening at 7:30. process of m anufacturing keys Is very A short service of prayer and praise highly developed. Fifty years ago there were only aomo hundred v arie­ every Wednesday evening at 7:30, fol­ ties of keys, each having lta special lowed by an informal talk on the prinname and d istin ct use. Today they riplrn ol Christianity aa taught by the are legion.— H arper's W eekly. church R E V . A R T H U R S. P E C K . tf Rector. If only wo realized It. If only we cultivated It m ore, wo could see with Won Papa's Dollar. c l e a r - e y e d vision th a t all of a child's ______ ______ ________ _ | Martha's school report card had tad ♦♦♦♦♦< »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦• ♦♦♦♦♦« orig in al ______ nature breathes constancy. I t fa an e s is a tia l strength of tb s un*j very low m ark *. I ls r ta th sr prom ised t n f 1 T *| d e fiio T child's" n atu re to be constant, h er a dollar. If §h6 got a hundred In ♦ \ i n t f i r n I I h F fi M 7 ■Not until our own false exam ples have anything. S h o rtly a fter th at she fell Attacked the n atu ral purity of the sick. W hen th e doctor had taken, h a t . f — *' AND ch ild does It becom e Inconstant—un- tem peratu re th e mother asked him reliab le.—Harriot B eecher Stow e. whet the tem perature was. "A hun­ dred and fou r," wea the reply. "M oth ­ er.’* cried M artha. "I have won tho ♦ A ltru istic. , dollar from papa. I'v e ^ o t over a hunIMPERIAL THEATRE Mrs. F lltto r b y --"8 o you are on the dfvjd." (siting com m ittee of your social . -workers' society. I should think you'd ----------------------------♦ -------- BUILDING--------All Fishermen Know Thst. + find It dreadfully Irksome making all T h ere may be aa good flaillu the * those slum calls Mrs Hunter Padde wnr»» e re caught, but i lot | Op«n Tufjdty Thursday 4 to 6 — "I'm willing to fuske the sacrifice sea aa o v e r w ♦ dépendu on the ball ANI» for a good cause Every visiting day a __ ♦ 1 send my tnaliY around with my S a t u r d a y s <1 t o 9 p. m ♦ c a rd s."—Judgo. Q ueer Old Superstition. According to an old English super» Sim ilars Welcome atltlon. bread baked on Christm as ovd Considerate Wife. aa AA AAAA A A A A A A A A AA " I shall use the money you gave mo will never bocotno moldy. to spend on my btrthdny, Jo h n ." said th e wife, tenderly. "In the purchase of Good Definition of Conceit. something that will constantly remind conceited man I» like » tmnt m i­ Dr Moderato In Speech ine of your generosity I shall have "Hay aliai >**u will? 11 la u law not th e portraits of mv first three Inis nus the solea— he la Uppermost III fils t o m i ) l o o H u ll’ l l l ‘ h lla < lr l|, |ilu I tu l­ bands beautiful)! framed and hung In own mimi, without under«l-i-dlng la* 11 ti our sitting room ” THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY j Leu AND CO U NSELLO R AT LAW M a t* A tt« * n # i V v r n ih J u d k rta l f j r o i l t Honda K r lw le iiC M . S » o l ftlM l N « | v tn U l f C. G. BUTT • DENTIST O rtU r Y o w r ll I l o t i ll u w l , J u K o v a l. ( I O . I - , t». I . H u ilth n ji Ko-ed. U____ S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A £ l Sanford Library 49 —* - • IlKhardoon, J . 8 . ....________ R a n ta rd Manufacturing C o. S a n fo rd M n a u fte t u r in g C o. S o a fo rd M a n u fa c tu r in g Co. S o n fo r d k la n u fa r tu r ln g Co PtssM^wmw P b * M ml Uai»««si'y ml P « s M |lv i« la Smith.Could F ree R ead in g R oom VETERINARIAN . • • s a n fo r d KhWvmi 2P6 I'nb Ava Fl o r id a OA>e 11»s-f H>e* SuU« GEO. A. DeCOITES A JTuK N tY am. COUNSELLOR *r l.AVV I’rsctu e in Stale amt 1 rtlrrnl Cih ii U (ininrr-WiMxtrufT iildg Sanford Ela. The word UP not used at H O T E L S K U K O P K A N .V tA N « U * r V V AMO D AVO S ta tltS MOORS 7 1 r r .N T A ; vtiiit r m \ a u h a ï h. » t v r i h r i m o * J A C K O O W l i l l . l LA. SANf (IHII lODGtS Firm Stand. "H a re you decided what appoint­ m ent you will ask fo r?" "N o," replied tlm applicant for uppolntfncut, ' but I took a firm stand and let the admlnls t ration know that on Its action dep e n d s my decision on the advteshlllty o f granting more than a single presi­ dential term " W ashington Star. 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I i>t 7 S Ì *s tin- ( i t > o f S a n fo r tl a m i u n c o lle c te d for litt- y e a r - im T o W lli'M C c l r r y C ll> 4 r » I» I n ^ I e k r» > S a n f o r U I o < 1 fr s i i h a c r lb « * pur|H»pM» i * f D M a ll in ^ r l l « i r n r 111*« k ih in t H»»*r ( p e rfe c t- Delinquent Tax last f Ai h? f K.*a.w% r ti r \t\k an Invrnllon that u||| korp wrln- II a t r i I m p e r is i All *m i T h a t. How to Deserve a Monument. II S e m in ó l e C h a p l e t H o 2 t l r d e r f i i l r r n l l a r U f w t i p v r r i M S H fpl « ii4 liR ifth P ra ia » in m o n th f » e n «»nr s*hu h a * • * ^ tt h i* M « r ln I h r I a a l a r r «u r r ila ll » in v l i n t Io » ta ll i h r r h a r ir » Fttfwwll ( socially inclined) — dear, I have pick ml out a hun for y ou " H er D auabter— “Very but I f*41 you om ph»t Im lly that !l come» to buying th* ««hLII iik I II Milecl th«' n i A t u r U l xn>»«*lf M m k l« * n S e n i o r (1 1 a u g e S o 2 7 . 1 M e r i■ r i t t i M e n d a * at 7 t u p m fh rrttf* t , W I l i a* * —r id e ! ** *. __ S m ith . A l l . ____________________ t . o t i K ch m efta , V ic to r .. ___________W 'l, S p a rk m a n . Jam I I . Ix il a S a n fo rd Ir a S W a te r W o rk» C o _ W o f Ity S a n fo rd W a te r W o rk a C o. *“ S o n fo rd W a te r W o r k * C o. S ch n eid er, J. It S c o tt. S I* Sam poon, C ary . ( w o r p lu v n , U i i 6 , T S te w a rt. hi hi N e a r « A d d itio n , l » u 1, I S n r e th _ W e llin g to n A d d it io n , t a il 13 SW». M r a M . f: S a n fo rd ll. ig h t a , la *te 73, 74. 1 Î7 Trrttm^ It y F . . ICntitnaon i S u rv e y , la ) t ¿V < h a p |e ll , A d d itio n . I art 55 f e r , J : 1: NW 1 • r » i II i f . r J I Ian a 1 h«*rnl«»r». W S .s W 1 h**rnl«»n, \V S A ll 1 hurlswr, W . II 1a>( |U T> U f . A Me loyla 1. », V. lu I h«il!tpM>ti, ( ' J. - r iti, ____ T e lle r , S. S. W t*o t S 1 Lasher, D . I» . T n ia t a r ^1 ot 1 1 u r p r r . l> » r r » . .M w tidlfurd, l- o l 26 . ---------- — T lio rn a » . II. N i f «tirirú A d d itio n U ( 1. 2 1 n k h ita it G ro ifrv iio a n . II *4 g ( rvkntivsn l*Gt t 1 n k n iia n N r w A d d itM in . last l n k n iia n •*tm d ifi» rd • A d d itio n . U i 25 1 n k iK is n M l U-as Ity l r ik fitia h . S , u f W ly l rik tu im it l o t 111 l r d tio a r i I a.I 1 / l ‘l ik l u ia i i 1 n r t.i 1 1 k fln S I* i ’1 4. is* liO • U 1 o l • ». 1 n k im a ii 1 sit • ^ 4 1 iifc tH ia n V» ‘ 1 I j k iy i a f. A ll r i a . f n k fio a h ►’ • 1 and .1 i til i 1» , 1 4*« I 1 I r.kit* •» . D a 1 » n d .1 • ol 1 t i . la ri lo t i i : I a l it i 4 I ll| I *» . lean* 0*11 t 11 I» 46 in r . a n d 1rs \o .12 i ( h a f> t* ir« A dd . A ll u n p h it i« ! S a n /o n I. I h | n n . S anford I ¿it N«« Sanfi>r«l b<( 4« DR. HOWARD H. CUSTIS It — it . ¡ ‘ .1 * 1» It « I f. *.-*■ . . V ^ * » t =* I m �With Every Purchase Amounting to One Dollar Wo Will Give A Chance On All Of The Following Handsome Prizes PROFIT - SHARING • if j • 1 _ _ ,, 1 PH*e— H»ndson,t H 2 P r i x e - W i n 'r b c M ^ 3 Prize Very l u j Worth SALE This will be the greatest sale ever attempted in Sanford. There will be nothing but bargains on display in every part of the store and in addition our stock consists only of fresh crisp new merchan­ dise but there is a reason for this sale. After six monthsQ£.since the J r s t of January.1913, we have , done a grand business and to show our hundreds jn£ friends and customers our appreciation of their business, we are now putting on this mammoth Profit Sharing Sale. - 5c Salt Water Pearl Huttons, 3 cartK 05c Men's Paris Garters, 25c grade Pic Fibre Matting Suit Cases. $1.25 kind 98c ‘Men's leath er Melts, sale price * 23c t\ il~u lies’ Hose, sale price 8c I JJwiievjiauze Vests, MV grade tic Duties' Military Hose Supporters 21c Coal's Darning Cotton, 3 balls 5c MV Pearl Muttons, sale price 8c 15c Pearl Hutton sale 13c Itihlam worth up to 25e yd. sale 15c ti Packages Hair Pins 5c Koval Society Einb. Floss, 2 for 5c Hose Supporters 9c Colgate’s Soap,a special, per cake 3 l-2c TW O S P E C IA L S T O R E S —121-123 N O T IC E —This S to re w ill bo Closed all day Thursday, July 17th P reparing for This Sale. No. 2 Dress Shield.4, "OnandofT" No. 3 Dress Shields, ‘'OnandoiT' No. t Dress Shields, "OnandofT” Dress Shields, "F ragran t" Ribbons, widths 1, 2. 3. a bolt Dirge Site Mutton Molds, a do?. Small Size Mutton Molds, a do?. Brighton Garters for Men. sjiecial lad ies’ Handkerchiefs, l fur Mep’s 50c Tie CJaaps 35c M en's Tie Clasps 35c Men’s CulT Muttons 50c Men's C'nfT Buttons 25c Whittemore’s Shoe Polish Men’s Garter Special • AS an extra special in the Men's Shoo Depart ment all the $3.50 Snow's “ Union M ade" Ox fords will Ik? placet! on sale at a 20 per cent dis count. Thus includes l ’atent Leather, Gun M etal. Yici Kid, also Tan Russia Ualf. 20 P E R C E N T O F F $ 4 .0 0 This sale will he moving day in Snow's "Union Made” Oxfords, the $-1.00 grade will be sold at 20 per cent discount for this sale, in­ cluding Yici Kid, Patent leath er, Tan Russia Whit temore’s Baby S a le House Furnishing Sale l t'R T A IN DRAl*EHIE.S I ji r f r sin- Red Sjwvads. they are worth 11.25. for tht* »ile »i> « ili »ell them at Ta ble A tw-autiful line of C urtain Mra|>eriei! for thu *aJe and »jw-ctally priced aa yard only MOHAW K SH E ET SALK Sl*yO-tn Seamles» 8oft Finish and tree from starch for this »ale o n ly . _ 1 d a m a sk This ö a 25c leader q u illt) and hm»h »no» »peci« I These 18i36 in Hock Towel» See thl» lot .t for are a leader T IK K 1SH TO W ELS T iH L E Turkish Towel*, I S ■.16-in and a rood Under for 15c, this tale »pecially priced A» a leader fur thu «ale * e offer 12x36-111 FiJIo» io n worth 12 l^c.choice, each only Miaaea Vici Kid Pum i», 11 1j to 2 9*e Cr.fldren’a Vici Pump*. 8 l i lo 1 1 . Me Children’* Vici Kid Pumps. 5 to 8 SSc Miew*’ Russian Calf Pump*. I D j lo 2 l.3 S A 72-in Bleached Table Dama»k. well worth 11.25 > yard thtaaale 36-in Width Finished Soft for the Needle, while lot lasts (limjt 10 yards to cus- q \ tom crjayanl O’C One gritea Spools J . CivaLs’ Sewing Thread, and white all numbers 12 spools to customer! very special a spool__ Men s Genuine Porous Kmt CndershirLs, never m-11 fur h-se than 50c, all sizes, this q r j special a garment . O I C «V P. black 1limit n D ^ 2^ NIGHT GOWNS 2 O'Clock p. m. la d ies’ Night Gowns, well made. Nainsook, trimmed with lace and embroidery, n p special, a garment One lot genuine S. S. S. 36-in Unbleached Sheeting, the 8 l-2c kind (limit 10 yards to cus­ tomer) for this sale Q l a yard ' O 2C Children» Rus. Calf Pump». » l r 11 Children» Rus. Calf Pump». 6-8 Misse» Pat. 1.eith er Finish. 111rChildren* All Leather Pumpa.fh ! . Saturday, July 19th Saturday, July 19th DAINTY CAMBRIC 3 l-2c — r - r»~« $5.00 Snow’s Vici Oxfords, Sale $4 50 Snow’s Patent I-eather Oxfords sale $4 50 Snow's Tan Russ in Calf Oxfords $5.00 Snow's Gun Metal O* fords $5.00 Snow's Patent 1-eather Oxfords sale $4.50 Snow's Gun 'Metal Oxfords $5.(XT Snow's Tan Russia Calf Oxfords $4.50 Snow’s Yici Kid Oxfords Slen’s Carpet Slippers only M en’s White Tennis Oxfords, only Men’s Black Tennis Oxfords, only Men’s leath er Barefoot Sandalls Men’s Rubber Overshoes, special Men's All leather Work Snoes, only Women’s Solid I .eat her Slippers Sale d a m a sk Light also dark colored C al­ ico, tic to 7c grade 'limit 15 yds to customer 1 a Q ] yard only ¿ I 2C I r ic e Monday, July 21st Six standard size Dinin' Plates, the 60c grade, trin moi neat gold stripes, 6 O O n (Limit 6 ’Plates to custom^ ) At 8:30 O'Clock Corset Covers, Lace and Embroidery trimmed, worth up to 35c, this sale our special price on these while I Q lot lasts I OC 2 O'Clock p. m. Fine quality, 40-in W hue Lawn, very specially priced for this day and hour a yard only < it This department has been carefully prepared for this mammoth sale anil you are cordially invited to attend and save money. 27-in Colored Linen 16e This is truly a sale in Furniture. These prices are from 20 per cent to 40 per Twenty-five cents is the price, but S5e Batiste Crepe, white cent below market vaJue. The time to furnish your house and save money is now this sale says for this- special 65 Cambric Linen, white onl>60c Sheer Linen Lawn, »pecial at this sale. line of colored Linens a yd r Pepperell Sheeting Bar] The genuine 2 1 -4 v .Sheet in. “ YictroUs and Victor Talking Machines gee our new line of these popular musical’ instruments, consisting of the latest types, with the best prices for cash on easy monthly payments. Full line of Double Face Vic­ tor Records in the latest vocal and instrumental hits, also a choice line of standard and classic vocal and instrumental Victor Regular ai A Halfu iX e e d te s . _____ L i . 51-25 Linen Sheeting, 90-in wide Cfce Ptiw Crepe, pink or blue 35e 10-1 Bleached Sheeting n d n ^ 11 * * i0^ Yobh-^h^i s heedn* » Kitchen Safe, with drawers, sale ... $ 3 . 1 9 Cupboard Safe, with 2 drawers, sale „ 4.48 $7.50 ¿Dresser, Amer. Plate Mirrqr. J , 3-Panel Screen, 54-in high _ ....................... 98 $13.75 Oak Dresser, FVench B er. MirroC Double Bed. or 4-6 size. Iron Bed 1.98 $20.00 Oak Dresser. French Bev. Mirror K a 120 C o iiS p rin st-____ 1.69 $23.00 Oak Dresser, handsome Mirror $23.50 Sidebbard. sale . ’ 18.98 $10.00 Oak Chiffonier, sale price-., j . $16.75 Oak Chiffonier, sale price Oak Center Tables, 24x244n. special 1.69 $1225 Fibre Bottom Oak Diners $48.75 Sideboard, quarter sawed Oak 36.75 $3.00 Chase Leather Bottom Diners .... . 5ft Kitchen Table, this sale 2.59 6ft Exten&on Table, "D ak.” sale ................ ............. 9x12 fL 5.98 Crex Rugs. .Jr.----------- ¿ J 8 x l6 fL O e x Rugs .... ..£ --------------$15.00 Book Case, 4 shelve*___ ________ 1150 "Oak” Wardrobe, quarter sawed finkh 6x9 ft. Crex Rugs — ..._L----- ----------1 27x54-in Axminster Rugs ............ ■ — $ 2 2 . 5 0 - 8 ft. Extension Oak T a b le . 17,98 0*k Rocking Chairs, $2.50 grade ............ 1.69 9x12 fL Jsp aaean M atting Squares----.f f i S o C - D o a L J o - j. r R ii , n , i , i , �FIRST FLORIDA STREET 1— ite. It is now Coupon Clipping Time with us and for the next few days we are going to clip coupons and give to our customers in the form of bargains. It will soon be school time again and the time to buy the necessary1ttratertals is now during this great selling event. Come early and get among the bar­ gain plums before the other person gets what you want. There will be thousands of extra bargains and we want everyone to secure some. S P E C IA L The Doors Will Be Open At :— N O T IC E —This Store w ill be Closed all day Thursday, July ling, July 18th. 17th Preparing for This Sale. M' Women’s Shoe Sale! Ladies’ R eady-T o-W ear Seby made the.se fine Shoes and we are making the sale price. Here is an opportunity that seldom comes. Our special $1.98 line <»f \ ici Kid and Patent Leather‘Oxfords n» | n n For this profit sharing sale 1 » O tJ Tlu* Ki'udy lo Wenr Department is runnmg over with barguins i"ii-id ing i>f Iti.iiu Ut Hi' we ha ve imi '|.n< t <• teli aliout >»•**, timi will he enough I \DI PS' WASH SKUtT^ \ allies up In $3.00 Will he ("llllll line, <*»>nsisling of Linens, Reps, ( Homespuns in white ami d* 1 natural linen <ulun* *T1 I III tills rashes. (\ D ..J o w o o l , SK IR T S ! Itesi* un* up tu the minili' *t'\le>. Imi ale tu In um\ii| in this sale at ama/inylv l>i\v priées K\ei\ nneal Ilargains I \IUKS* I o n i , t o M s K\er\ une thal ean gei a li) in thè I .meli ( Kats will limi thè musi interestmg hai lmiio thev li a v* si*'*n \ Irmik i> im l'Ill 'Ugll T A N *O X F O R D S AND P I M P S $1.89 lids is extraordinary, genuine Tan Russia Calf Oxfords and Pumps for Ladies', especially priced by ns for $2.19 for this sale while stock lasts, at the exceedingly low price of -o n ly . ___ ish, the lOr size $ 2 , 2a am i 5 2 . 0 0 fur I lie pnee talks again I hise ,m* all fresh slock Linen, Rep, I'nphn ami I'ii|lie Wash Skirts, white and lllien color $1.59 $1.89 J :.()f I M I filk \ u .l KS 3 tir n’» Solid Leather Oxfords Sale i n’s ¡¡olid leath er KliLstic Side Princess Slippers ■n’s Solid lycather Hutton Oxfords ■n’s White Puiiips. side price ■n's Kid Strap rumps, All leath er s Patent Leather, no strap Pumps fur Women s White Nubuck Colonial Pumps h Tan Russia Calf and Oxfords, special s Gun Metal Pumps, special Selby's Patent I ¿eat her, turn, strap Pumps s Patent leather. Goodyear well Oxfords a White Canvass Goodyear welt Pump s $3.50 T an Mutton Oxfords. Goodyear welt s Gun Metal Mutton Oxfords t Leather, two strap Pumps All Leather Purr pa, 6-8 ici Kid Shoe«, l t ' - j *ff Blu. Oxfnnl*. ID *r 2 a Blue her Oxfords,8 ’ j t o l l G9r 1,35 1.23 M3 I illumina’ of ( orwl ( 'uvem anil l 'r . i a i r « for lin» .all* Mill In* [nil nut as u li*niti*r. »hili* isday, July 22nd Here is another lug value in I Julies' Muslin Underskirts. consisting of d eep lace and embroidery Bouncing, Them* are good numbers to retail up to $ 1 .0(1 Mot our prices will In* for any of this lot only 98c Saturday, July 26th H ,10 (> '( In k 8 3 0 (>’( lo ck a An eye-opener in Cooking t 'tonsils, (¡raniteware Veg­ etable Puts, the 35c -J kind for A a/C Daily Limit 10 yards to customer.) 2 O’Clork p. m. Sales One gross .1 & P Coats’ Sewing Cotton, black, white and all numbers, very special a spool * (Limit 12 spools to customer) 2 O'Clock p. m. Men's Malbriggan Under­ shirts, all sizes, this day. very specially priced |>er -| nr garment, only J. I C SALE STRAW HATS 35c While they last, this line of Men and Boy's Straw Hatsv all worth 50c and 60c for $1.25 S H IR T S 93c These Shirts are plain white, coat style, all sizes, for the profit sharing sale priced at -SUM M EIL.S11.KS_ See this line of desirable silk mate­ rials for summer time, all the leading colors, nlso black and white, Q p T « if yard .y. .........L t ) t mrrrmni bat gam “ Nbrn*----nnlly’s ” No. Al "Union Made" Overalls, .P ro fit Sharing Sale, Bizes 30 to 4*1 waist, $1.00 grade 25c SOX 21c — ' %U2S SOCT ■S i l l ILLS JIH c - „ Men’s Soft Negligee Shirts, Genuine Boack Cat Silk Lisle collar attached, all sizes, worth Sox for Men, black and white, $1.26'for this sale, very A Q also colors, for the Profit i)*| _ choice, uitly . « / O C Sharing Sale ¿w JL C 65c Night Shirts 49c $1.2iTHorBehide Gloves 98c 65c Leather Gloves 49c B. V. D. Union Suits 89c B. V. D. Shirts 45c 50c Otis Undershirts ‘ 39c 50c Otis Bal. Drawer» 39c 35c Bal. Underahirts__ ...... ... 24c 35c. Bal. Drawers... ___ _24c Special lino Black Cat S o x ...... 15c 6 pr Georgia Knit Sox------- :... 25e 20c White Lodge* Gloves 15c 60c Girard Drawers. 39c 75o Scrivea’a Draweps 59c 5()i! Collar A lt. Neg. Shirts 45c Mkj President Suspenders 43c 3fs| Extra Length Suspenders 2<V 25<) SusiKtiulprs . 19c 50<} M en’s Work Shirts 43c Boys’ Work Shirts 43c 1’ Blue Serge P u n ts ........ 49c Bo ps’ Khaki Pants ..............29e W n r. ** , * r ii atural J n ^ ~ IJN EN SPECIAL Color Dress Linen, number a yard ± , - sale 35c 83c HandkerchlefSaterlTTor........ 2W 93c ■ m ., I cn yards 3-1 Mleached Domcslic, a good quality and finish. Saturday spec- OPT ml, 10 yards W H ITE SALE 10c Here is where a dime talks, bargains extraordinary. This beautiful line of white goods worth up to 25c a yard 25c SPECIA LS 15c For this sale we will close out a large line of assorted 25c sellers, 1 P _ «ale price... ......l O t _ SK IR T S ! SK IR T S ! GENTS’ FURNISHING SALE LONG CLOTH SPECIAL For this sale, Long Cloth 36-in wide as a leader. THU* .fine num- Q 3 ^ Ikt sale price a yar^L ' ¿/ 4C ferns. 98c New goods are always interesting. Every train and Imut are bringing new styles in Dress materials at money saying prices. , * Nainsook, Cambric, Crinkled Crepe, made low neck, chemise style , V neck and short sleeves, lace or embroidery trimmed, some hand embroidered. Reg­ ular and out sizes, worth 51 2f> and always sold at that, our price a garm. nt uni\ Special 8:30 O’Clock a. m.; Ten yards 3G-in width Un­ bleached Sea Island Sheeting (limit 10 yds to custurner) for 10c 3T ( .O W N S ! ( .O W N S ! Friday, July 25th Thursday, July 24 Aluminum Tin Dish Pans, reinforced top, specinl- £ ly prictsl each only OC -•.*■<**— : : : Please Note : : : These Prices Are For Cash Only At 2 O'Clock W hi It* lot lasts a nice line of Ijivrn Dress Patterns O P „ f‘*r ZO C i Limit 1 Pattern to custo­ mer. ) p. m. 8:30 O'Clock 8k Muslin Underwear Sale Wednesday, July 23 Wednesday, July 23 :30 O 'clock a. m. mine Fruit of the Loom, wide, Bleached Domestic e on sale, a yard $1.98 98c We will place on side I Julies Mlack Cat Lisle Hose, all sizes, black, white and tan q q (J jiuir of 25c grade ¿ / O C *•■ ( ''insisting of light and dal k color*, worth lip I" $3 IP for this sale will he closed nut at (he ridiculous low price nl 39c Thi* romi.ti* of Cor*rt Cover arid Skirl ('ordii oat ion, i nrwi ' .iv.*r anij I'r:i»ki*n< l omtonalloii, ,l*g Pritirnu Slip*, for ibi» »uli At 2 O ’C lo r k 37c I a* I (nr SI 25 V \l I US Tuesday, July 22nd 2 O’clock p. m. mine M. V D. Drawers e placed on sale, all regnizes, per pair lht*> only Miaiwit Vici Kid Pumps, 11 to 2 1.13 Childrens Vici Kiri Pumps 8>$ lo II 1.19 Childrens \ ici Kid Pump», 5 to 8 1.09 nday, July 21st s ii K I M iK Itsh IRTS SI ('.'.) SALE PANTS See our big specials in Men's Pants. We will have 3 tables of Pants bargains, Tabic No. 1, 2 and 3. Men’s Caps, 35c value 25c Boys' Cnps, 35c value 25c. Boys’ Stockings, worth 25c 18c Boys Mlack Cat Stockings 15c Men's Mlack Cut Silk Hose 48c Nunnally's Jumpers 89c 76c Mens Bal. Union Suits........ 49c 1.25 Grade Men« Union Suits 98c Bow Ties, worth up to 25c 10c 25c Paris Garters .................... 21c 25c Boston Garters......................21c PSAH Tie'Clasps... <*■»***»•»••••#«•TÜT MEN S SO X E AI H J '-¡t Ecr this kalp Mpn'» black, tan t.ml fancy Sox, MOllll 10c f) J 3k 1 1 .2 9 S U I T C A S E S 9 8 f I'rotit Sharing Sale ha» extra «periâi» InSult Ca*«( Matting Suit " — k-~ - : r i i �m u ìhi 53532348482323015323232348 OTJ s s 09 09 =3 o 5 |a a r f • o o S3 09 09 00 09 9 �THE SANFORD HERALD OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY th e garden spo t of the world TH E SANFORD ^ A *S'/l A t OH 1)— Life It II orih I.tnng ID^rUOmOA** fRIDAV, JULY I», |»,3 Valu ma V Strings Of Barges Bulk Heading Lake Front Farmer’s Educational Fill Upper St. Johns Will Make Sanford Great Bradys B i g Contract Tics Makes More Business Great Savings Here for Qui^k Buyers of Men’s, Young Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Fur­ nishings, at Our July Sale;— 1-3 Off All .C lothing-1-2 Off Straw Hats •• *’ ' • •* * . BUY I* . AND W SAVE MONEY A late season and a bi^ stock of ¿¡oods in our store are the causes of these reductions. Profits and even cost prices have been disregarded; it’s simply a question of quick cash sales with us now So,-here’s your chance,—right at the beginning ot hot weather-to get your Summer or Vacation Outfit at less than Bear in mind that these are our regular line of goods,—Men’s and Young Men’s Fine clothing from Schloss Bros. &. Fo.; Furnishings, Shot Hats, Ftc ()rigi iui 1 price-tickets unchanged; figure the reductions for yourself, 1-3 off all Clothing; 1-2 off all Straw Hats, other things in proportion. S A LE - S TA R TS . F R ID A Y JU L Y LO T N O . 1 LO T N O . 2 LO T N O . 3 $15.00 Suits Now $20.00 Suits Now $25.00 Suits Now $ 1 0 .0 0 LO T NO. 5 500 pairs oxfords and pumps, all leathers, $3.00 and $3.50 quality, now $ 1 .6 0 $13.50 LO T N O . 6 200 pairs mens low cut shoes, $2.50 and $3.00 quality, now $1.65 ■ LO T N O . 4 300 pairs ladies oxfords and pumps, pat. leather, tan and gun metal, now $16.75 98c LO T N O . 7 400 pairs mens oxfords, all leathers, standard makes, $3.50, $4 and $5 . LO T NO. 8 150 P a i r s of B o y s ’ $2.50 and $3.00 oxfords now ■ . $2.65 f J. : * * He railway systems of the E ast, under the direction of C o n trartT irK. E . Unuly «4 this city. Few people iu Florida know the •xtent of Oils immense d* ul for cross tics or that it «ill lake this same a.-tnv i.t men some five yeurw to gi t tiie tilt l.< r all rut from the thousands of a. r. s ,,f virgin Umber land that line the »burrs of the upper St lohti-, b a ll ||.if .v and thr Kkonliikfiati las' About inn year ago th* | Flnrtilu Land ( omi'uny i i'll thousand arres nf land in this section and de«irlng to sell the land for small farms und orange groves wwre anxious to get the timlier off tin land. G . mnI tmil>er is worth somethin* llo -e lines 1.1,1 •Ai a >oiin,: nran Mr <'a stir engag'd in Imnting, hut changt-il to other pur suiu when the Pouting bu»ine*a derlirird. For aliout twenty year» he vim l i iniNtriesn m Jordan. N V . and since Oiat time ha» Us-n u member of Jor ■Ian I.4HlKe. K .V A. M . For tift.su \i iir» he 1ms made hi» In me in Canastota except as he (pent winters in Flor­ ida, where he owner! n fruit and v\g <table plantation neur Sanford. When in health he was a genial tr.nr of kindly impuliws and his acquaintance* w.-t-«. numerour in Madison, (»mid: am* Uu«Midtigu counties. lb i- tl^ ;.,-1 of it" family to survive, «„v.- , h, t Jt},.r b ro k e r. Iavvj« || Fasti, ,,( \|,|, brie ooiinty. Evening ( otir.»r.i. ( ana *tota, N Y < •implirneiilart I» tlie M '•«■r oi tor ...i,ng fri,i, M. .tier noun cuniphiiientury to nor eimritung cousins and house guests. Misses la ttie anil Annie Hnrrold id (bunesv ills The afternoon was delightfully s,a*nt in the enjoym ent of vocal and instrumental muste. pleasant .'oliv, r-.i' ion ... I , gi*<"l time gi'tier illv I I, ||. I,» . „ t , and punrh were ».rwd b\ Mr« I ..,., assisted by Mr« U I Ito' |. ., «., H .-r- » . i,„ve iv,i U k e m „„. hu.k »< »ml til |*o||ute With r Merchant vi*.**'l» (ruin the north.-rn marts of trade anil even from foreign water* should I«' constantly hat Looks Like A M ountxiv K . ul '>"• Sanford dock*. With docka insj forth in-. rmal not In- invitni A Mole Mill W h en K.gl.tl Th« \ will i miiii- With thr lake billJudged j heail««! Sttiiford will no lunger la- hi-ld ‘I he lilt a of bulk In ..-a ,• t ,, down In I.hA mhivillf and her proirunt »evnis to loom too lu t*. t o. , j '«dustriw nipped in thr bud. as x<>n of gome people nnd j t-r n i ■n reborn th r 'r a w In thr past. F in n idea is reduc-vil to farts i |v• anin^ " tritro|H.|i» has long ago rccogis a very simple and concrete p, npont uuih I lliu >oiilnhTriui ^Yratrj;ic* p«»|. lion. Many towns amt villng m j fJ lion of Sanford, and Sanford Ims sufferr loritln have solved li.e qucsti m of b«-r»UM' of this knqwleilgc und the hiilkh* ailing and tnan> . ,. i■ .• . . . l»ro*i|»t «< tion Of th r business interest» cumpllshcd this feat and c U. u of illir M.ii-r city on the mouth of the meli-e lirntit.- thereby I’be Herald being mti •*. l ,■ v on pareil to other prujecty. sotnew bat '■<1 m t be idea iif bulkln ad ng **. similar, tli. iiiilkbrading of the M .m r.r lake frot,t L- a simple mat tir I >n p •‘Utili "i ‘ i . '..k, will of polire« go bund in ht.n l i ij„. bulkl.i ailing 1 Ifily 'ttt.J * *t ii. fniierv I» ite. •saury. No tid .s ' , at, nd with and no Iresbda und who writes under the * ** fear. Just the necessary capital lo procure tlie labor. l" " ,' ' '7 * ........ .. ................ . c Most Interesting Meet ng At Gainesville 1 lurida r<* Hulk bead« I ||.,ve Mn '*"« Hundred,* ,,f ‘eity lots" . an la mtitle, which vs ill bring it revenue to the • "> ' A hut,'tri d t.a„ ...... . can ■ e.rv which Will il Indi' r n.v ••*,.,. . i ...... , Senator Fletch er Discuter» R „ al Credit A m i Farm er's Hank ing System I be m'\ruth annual convention Ute farm ers, educational and Coo] alive ! hion of Florida 0|>ened in auditorium of the agricultural I Cni venu y of Florida Wednesday m mg. M. S. Knight, sta te president bake City presiding Secretary It ! Hush, of Jennings, was in attendili.,'. I *a> tona. Al>4)ut mne milea ni *urf*C# face repatring Ims U en completiti and -bell i.s l*4'ing buiibil (rotti thè pii tu thè high land. »Mere it will avallatile in thè o| r,'"b' seiisoif. . The John Anderaon highT - f * * * v» betw ^jjr M i. . xìoh —ami Mnrittr lo' lirid|Jm"hjis |Mt*h repainvl. The Jl. r‘’a41 «u|w«rintendent re|*orts timi he r|1 bus over flfty eonviets nt work and tuo <lf ss*{tarate gang* working on thè varloua roads, and t Hat murh progress has l*ecn Iliade ili thè Work. •>«'i Ml i n>|¿revuvt's .In reply t,, the -taiem m t ol a Florida I *1- r H.'.t ..Illy Wilson w | .rt r" fl ' ••gi'i.'i d « iti, ,i|i|mmtment to Hie J*. risa ci., ws -av > tins |, i„,t the a- a M iiu . r ,,f „i tw.li tm. i.t» have I... r, •*' • i' Un -tat. ,,| I lori.1.1 ,,| m, i, w|„, ||' rtspv.iiM' wus deliver« d by Mr. were not »up|..,rt. rs of W ilson before .- Mu darvi of (.ris'tisboro. tia.I-^ ii the convention, but rather wlm opposed I"|". Itn.t m some ra w , these mm have ,M’ " '' ,,,M" " '« f apphcnniH who were W il-'.ti .,| j nr ter» r‘l«Ui: I. I -- tu« and thi I f llr.olv to I Hra.ii nt $1.95 » (firtWtAw *41« .«(r .t I- Ordinarily a sale of this kind would not be held until a month or more later, hut unusual conditions prevail now, and we cannot afford maker’s cost. Opinion is G r e a t We find that we are carrynrfi^ltiTgeT^ftnfrs" than we need at this time ofrhv yrr\r,--\vr must reduce stock (inickly. to wait. Other M-Ven barg— w..r. t „ki n t, ycwterdtiy t.i l.e tiye.l Fnch Hi .100(1 in« and mm l.„rgi« will win>■!« f•>r Jnekv.'i vule i,.n ,..r" activity iil.ifi^ all lint n in riv ho« given an iiiip 'iu . I.. hu«i there .ire in.*n. rnm.T« ,,f ■hip llnir« and other bout» fo John.» river (ra.le »"it - upporter» a» a M ig g i'h if o n Club II,. .r t . . »dopt« «) wir* lir.'iii'i i ■r i , T hen » .P li,any «.«gg> »Inn « ,« • Colon, and ll'.wrr. yilluw and green, ' AUmnmla und yellow J u m ine, red RN*n with Hit Im i«, !*oinH*tti.i or !{«•<•. pink und green witj, Olramh'i In order that t h>* rlm jie may n rrprment tfl« tuab ..f the majifrit. the club n eiidwr» the preanii'iit that »ugge-unti« i.e ..m t,, (.,«• i . fMinilmg -I <r. ' 1*. M.« ll, , . vi ' 1¿ » • •• • »iniill p m e, all in,- , grove mud, water m«| errt «»hop- (lf | i«. ,,y i , mil«*, I her«' i» n.i. «t I* •«.ll»' I on-1r I. ll I >m it if it i* not don. ».am cun do the hulk I,ending, tiv have the direct i rofil» 'Mv cannot earry •h. |n t h» n let M-.. .M . .■ v , ral ti dittili d.dilli« « n ; '| » i \.U io f meet i h»’ * It* ' »•• ■ %11•r «i i ! i* vi.t« on. Fur a loot II. 1 1.« old . 11. pf,,. ... far ¡J» Not lor >« II.H ,t lor Ou.er». 1 an other »ugge»turn» will |H. txlrorned. Thin wtU have to In- decided withn th<* next few wta-k» III order ll.al the pr..g ram commuti.- may proi-e« .1 « u h th preparntiun for the w ar """ ni* uentn and wa.« prori im nt m Maaonir cirrli-*. Iieing a »to.Hio|i|rr in thé Muannir Temple of ( in .,.i,,d „ New- y tn-k ht» home tnwn In another part of The Herald i» the not». e f r. (lie ( anuatiMla |>a|H-r reguriln.g m. dual h of Mr. ( mille. Ile* friend» m Mo* ■ity wdl l*e grii viil to learn of hi» d- ath . Drlighlful Day Mi»» He»»in Long, hr r muRiru M i<««» ami to know thaï the regulur uinti-r «c„ L *ttie and Annie Hu rrold of tiu in o - «on will o|H-n thi» year withmit the vilie, who are her gun»L», Mut» Muriel chi-i ry gri-i ting of Hoc Caatle. Harrold and fli'v. E • M. Ilrownlee. were gurau of R. V. J . F M cKi niion from Orlnnd < lay Sprtnga on u delightfiil pirn , The party went to Orlando m day against the town clerk and thr train, where they were mi nttmlier* of th»- .ity council, charging M r. McKinnon with hut auto, them with having tampiTed with the tfip through thi* country to thr »j registration hox«^, striking off name» w m very much enjoyed., Several unlit»fully ami refusing to replan* them tie« from the Clay Rfiring* aet-tion A hearing uf the charge* i* net for to- am i •rtainly k ■ ointry rt.nd» I» •• c.ainty Sanford N i» “ ' ' 1 " r a j . ni I* , p n -a -m , i.| arge numiter of ju>o,,|(. from all pm I the . notify. F’erficl weather did i har« m rin.king the vv«nt one hmg « ferneli.lt. Md. ai d with the found ' i ' «"I ll.«' building laid, it »„«• ,,«. i \|ral M arkil Sien PIT il llickaon have o|H'|i|'d u m » im at tuurket in the «t..r„ hiiihling 'd'p."ob the Well orne Ido. k on Park .i\•rot* and will curry a full Ime of |r.»h aid «milked meat* Mr stern|ier I» "• 11 .•'•pinmt«i| With th. lit. al trade, li ning 1*4-4 11 conn«', t. <1 w >n the m .iit-.i o( J I* IC.'Ihtt». I'he new market will l*l the trulle know jti»| whut they have on hand ut all tinte» und will carry u larg. .niverlnu-m* lit in Th. l i e r a i . I will. tini*hcil. luit " " ' ..................... ■ • 4»..r» ..,„1 |{, em ulivi» from thi« »tute In tlu* of Mr lirigg». the 1‘n'Mhli'tit am Sieretary o| Mie Treasury ignore, d. I« Kuti««ti frum I lorida and ini.de i motfow. 1 luj allegation» are that the officer* alter«Hl und falsied thi'*ricord» and re•♦E^ter tha*.. who oppose a the spring added to the pleasure of the ^UJ®. new bond iaaue urllcv they jirodruc d *y and the charming impni««»l (o idWiy, spring* und «tirr»unding*. Utefr IA»f Uu receipt» und tlu ir Sanford party returned Tuesday propOft/, while Choae in favor were not required to produce the«. docutnaenl». The battle aevms to Iu* ovrr the propo­ sition to iaaue another *eri*» nf i*nnd» Death of John II < «»tie for $20.000 when il is charged that the Tomorrow afternoon nt hi* late home lit Center atreet will I«, held privately ¡th* funeral of John H. Castle, who et Rl 2 o dock Sunday morning, af Woodruff Si Watson ara pulling on a Hlneaa of to n » montila’ duration big July C learance Sale today and >TÜch had foroad him lo hi» bed about there ar* «tune rare bargains offered tn irgani/i r for the American M Kipiity Man* of (he iteli gut.« an. "ok dii.i.« i at in. dim. c !.. ll «..u Kt*rn *t (iutcjicl ha» n-tur was trom $16,000 to $20.000 created an extended tour of the north from n little .wamp formerly w o rth l«. . here stjvtraj month* «go m „ than nothing, as it wm u menace, and *ith W aller Wildman and i only one littU, auction dre.|gc to tu r - ' trip to Lynchburg V« w,t| form the miracle Furthermore. |,, hap lo-avmg Mr W ildnutn »■" “ h u i-r . little secret m your ear re-,t prolWuxted to U aahingti Mhcn the New Hive, „ high the wat.-r ».ttrg, Cincinnati. Indianapolis com,» out of it« hunks and over the p,.,nt* He spent »om* lime | *e« W»IJ,” yet there are expenaive field and other eitie* in Illinr concrete nwidence« being erected on I he formerly resided and *ti reclaimed lota. . nrnnle are m nutv < wcaka. ago. summer goods. This (a your opporA_n_d theae_ example*- remind me of U) buy them in th« Vefy heart ul neglectci opportunitiea, Opportuni- ha went. Forreat had a goo<i time but m, Oneida county, about 68 years t weather. See them whlla th« tlea knocking and kicking and batter­ says the north is hotter than .Sanford He married M ia Fidelia L a w ing for a d m itta n « at Sanford'« doors. and ha is glad to get back home. u ... .i ... , . r . harli» » „ „ i. j wit „1 ........... Wterlnariun of the »tat«- rn I iridu i •» largi'»t , ■ and .HI, I '1*4.1,»»,..„ |...J by H„rida’« |Hrw. v illoiig hb v, ill-part mi nt ..I ru, I iiiv entity of Hornia — _________ addre»» of il.,. aftirtiiH.n KU«lng I. \ ‘ »1 Ill'll* dtrirtor ..f th. Merlin July l*i g a r tic le , ul'ural b«|N'rmient St , 1carefully prepared i ig o and * «1 dug for the Farmer«. . printed m a l"CUl ( loll (inlay, •f tru.le t. nder.d th r ViA-1Prof Adolph Pnekai: lau, »trong« roll, ov.-r the city late ir, |y rl.arnpion« .e. . ' i .Old III the evening ghe lieing hurrnfiil. ' ■av« ««»•iitive »fiwion to truneucl kiwmg may ». ..the have a r«‘iil hem licitil cully," T hi* pi. UMUfc liclo is baaed, »ny» t (iood Volusia Itoad* |».fimenta. He (Iocmi DeLand |ierinienta w. re |wr»i of county Doner* met with all rtniwiily hu« »urviveil memlwr* j b I). Matey of Duy*u,iyl yenr»." the articl tonn, havi ‘fu ti J i p lç i lU i u i v u . W i!. T r ? u r *rjrv iv «• many more ten thou»Miu), rttatgtuel. . The road m|*erlntendent refuirted re­ if tic wodil ln>tivtliut long. It ig douhlpair» to bridge* on the Osteen-Sanford ful, if ttnv one ever contraeteli tu b im iroad und con*iiii*rulile prbgr*'** mad«, Irsi» through kinning at least, not in». «helling the «ame through Holden Germany.” Pruine Over InOli vurd» ,,( ,|„|| huv. Ih«.») spread on the Orange ( ily lieti.» ferry r.uiel t„ Sanfurti. which i« n..w m ferry rou.i to Sanforil, whtcfi i» gmul condition Completion of the Tu »uppra-n ' Hi W I &fKTifKKI. wbie iU aaacU are alleged to be not i than $200, at least to far aa cah la cerned.—'Tampa Time«. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1913 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 15, 1913 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 15, 1913. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 15, 1913; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e3d77b9dda328e020aa113ebb7240233.pdf 0b5596f3750831f92f8cdfb1e189b8f1 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY the g ar d e n s p o t o f th e w o r l d THE SANFORD ^ A *S'/l A t OH 1 ) — L ife I t II orih I . t n n g ID ^ rU O m O A * * fR ID A V , JU L Y I» , | » ,3 Valu ma V Strings Of Barges Bulk Heading Lake Front Farmer’s Educational Fill Upper St. Johns Will Make Sanford Great Bradys B ig Contract Tics Makes More Business *’ ' • •* * . BUY I* . AND direction of ContrartTirK. E. Unuly «4 this city. Few people iu Florida know the • xtent of Oils immense d* ul for cross tics or that it «ill lake this same a.-tnv i.t men some five yeurw to gi t tiie tilt l.< r all rut from the thousands of a. r. s ,,f virgin Umber land that line the »burrs of the upper St lohti-, b a ll ||.if .v and thr Kkonliikfiati las' About inn year ago th* | Flnrtilu Land ( omi'uny i i'll thousand arres nf land in this section and de«irlng to sell the land for small farms und orange groves wwre anxious to get the timlier off tin land. G.mnI tmil>er is worth somethin* llo-e lines 1.1,1 W SAVE H.-r- ». i,„ve iv,i U ke m „„. r<* hu.k »< »ml til |*o||ute With r Merchant vi*.**'l» (ruin the north.-rn marts of trade anil even from foreign water* should I«' constantly hat Looks Like A Mountxiv K . ul '>"• Sanford dock*. With docka insj forth in-. rmal not In- invitni A Mole Mill When K.gl.tl Th« \ will i miiii- With thr lake billJudged j heail««! Sttiiford will no lunger la- hi-ld ‘I he lilt a of bulk In..-a ,• t ,, down In I.hA mhivillf and her proirunt »evnis to loom too lut*. t o. , j '«dustriw nipped in thr bud. as x<>n of gome people nnd j t -r n i ■n reborn th r'ra w In thr past. Finn idea is reduc-vil to farts i |v • anin^ " tritro|H.|i» has long ago rccogis a very simple and concrete p, npont uuihI lliu >oiilnhTriui ^Yratrj;ic* p«»|. lion. Many towns amt villng m jfJ lion of Sanford, and Sanford Ims sufferr loritln have solved li.e qucsti m of b«-r»UM' of this knqwleilgc und the hiilkh* ailing and tnan> . ,. i■ .• .. . l»ro*i|»t «<tion Of thr business interest» cumpllshcd this feat and c U. u of illir M.ii-r city on the mouth of the meli-e lirntit.- thereby I’be Herald being mti • *. l ,■ v on pareil to other prujecty. sotnew bat '■<1 m t be idea iif bulkln ad ng **. similar, tli. iiiilkbrading of the M .mr.r lake frot,t L- a simple mat tir I >n p •‘Utili "i ‘ i. '..k, will of polire« go bund in ht.n l i ij„. bulkl.i ailing 1 Ifily 'ttt.J * *t ii. fniierv I» ite. • saury. No tid.s ' , at, nd with and no Iresb- •Ai a >oiin,: nran Mr <'astir engag'd in Imnting, hut changt-il to other pur suiu when the Pouting bu»ine*a derlirird. For aliout twenty year» he vim l i iniNtriesn m Jordan. N V . and since Oiat time ha» Us-n u member of Jor ■Ian I.4HlKe. K .V A. M. For tift.su \i iir» he 1ms made hi» In me in Canastota except as he (pent winters in Flor­ ida, where he owner! n fruit and v\g <table plantation neur Sanford. When in health he was a genial tr.nr of kindly impuliws and his acquaintance* w.-t-«. numerour in Madison, (»mid: am* Uu«Midtigu counties. lb i- tl^ ;.,-1 of it" family to survive, «„v.- , h, tJt},.r broker. Iavvj« || Fasti, ,,( \|,|, brie ooiinty. Evening ( otir.»r.i. ( ana *tota, N Y <•implirneiilart I» tlie M '•«■r oi tor ...i,ng fri,i, M. .tier noun cuniphiiientury to nor eimritung cousins and house guests. Misses la ttie anil Annie Hnrrold id (bunesv ills The afternoon was delightfully s,a*nt in the enjoyment of vocal and instrumental muste. pleasant .'oliv, r-.i' ion ... I , gi*<"l time gi'tier illv I I, ||. I,» .„ t, and punrh were ».rwd b\ Mr« I..,., assisted by Mr« U I Ito' |. ., «., da und who writes under the *** Profits and even cost prices have been disregarded; it’s simply a question of quick cash sales with us now So,-here’s your chance,—right at the beginning ot hot weather-to get your Summer or Vacation Outfit at less than Hats, Ftc ()rigi i ui 1 price-tickets unchanged; figure the reductions for yourself, 1-3 off all Clothing; 1-2 off all Straw Hats, other things in proportion. S A LE - S TA R TS LOT NO. 1 $ 1 5 .0 0 S u i t s N ow $ 1 0 .0 0 . F R ID A Y LOT NO. 2 $ 2 0 .0 0 S u it s N ow $13.50 JU L Y o| r,'"b' seiisoif. . The John Anderaon highT-f***v» betw^jjr Mi. . xìoh—ami Mnrittr lo' lirid|Jm"hjis |Mt*h repainvl. The Jl. r‘’a41 «u|w«rintendent re|*orts timi he r|1 bus over flfty eonviets nt work and tuo <lf ss*{tarate gang* working on thè varloua roads, and t Hat murh progress has l*ecn Iliade ili thè Work. •>«'i Ml i n>|¿revuvt's .In reply t,, the -t a ie m m t ol a Florida I *1- r H.'.t ..Illy Wilson w | .rt r- " fl ' ••gi'i.'i d «iti, ,i|i|mmtment to Hie J*. risaci., ws -av > tins |, i„,t the a- a M iiu . r ,,f „i tw.li tm. i.t» have I... r, •*' • i' Un -tat. ,,| I lori.1.1 ,,| m, i, w|„, ||' rtspv.iiM' wus deliver« d by Mr. were not »up|..,rt. rs of W ilson before .- Mu darvi of (.ris'tisboro. tia.I-^ ii the convention, but rather wlm opposed I"|". Itn.t m some ra w , these mm have ,M’ " '' ,,,M" "'«f apphcnniH who were W il-'.ti .,| j nr ter» r‘l«Ui: I. I M-Ven b a r g — w ..r . (firtWtAw *41« t „ k i n t, ycwterdtiy t.i l.e tiye.l Fnch Hi .100(1 in« and mm l.„rgi« will win>■!« f•>r Jnekv.'i vule i,.n,..r" activity iil.ifi^ all lint n in riv ho« given an iiiip'iu. I.. hu«i there .ire in.*n. rnm.T« ,,f ■hip llnir« and other bout» fo John.» river (ra.le »"it - upporter» a» a Miggi'hifon Club II,. .r t . . »dopt« «) wir* lir.'iii'i i ■r i , Then » .P li,any «.«gg> »Inn « ,« • Colon, and ll'.wrr. yilluw and green, ' AUmnmla und yellow J u m ine, red RN*n with Hit Imi«, !*oinH*tti.i or !{«•<•. pink und green witj, Olramh'i In order that th>* rlmjie may n rrprment tfl« tuab ..f the majifrit. the club n eiidwr» the preanii'iit that »ugge-unti« i.e ..m t,, (.,«• i . fMinilmg -I <r. ' 1*. M.« ll, , . vi ' 1¿ » • •• • »iniill pme, all in,- , grove mud, water m«| errt «»hop- (lf | i«. ,,y i , mil«*, I her«' i» n.i. «t I* •«.ll»' I on-1r I. ll I >m it if it i* not don. ».am cun do the hulk I,ending, tiv have the direct i rofil» 'Mv cannot earry •h. |n t h» n let M-.. .M . .■ v , ral ti dittili d.dilli« « n " " ' .................■ • 4»..r» ..,„1 |{, American emulivi» from thi« »tute In tlu* of Mr lirigg». the 1‘n'Mhli'tit am Man* of (he iteli gut.« an. S ie r e t a r y o| Mie Treasury ignore, d. I« Kuti««ti frum I lorida and ini.de irgani/i r M Kipiity for the "ok dii.i.« i at in. dim. c !.. ll • rtainly ; '|»i \.Uiof ami i meet ih»’ * It* ' »•• ■ % 11• r «i i ! i* vi.t« LOT NO. 3 LOT NO. 4 $ 2 5 .0 0 S u i t s N o w 3 0 0 p a ir s la d ie s o x fo r d s a n d p u m p s , p a t. le a t h e r , ta n a n d g u n m e ta l, n o w $16.75 98c Thin wtU have to In- decided withn th<* next few wta-k» III order ll.al the pr..g ram commuti.- may proi-e« .1 «uh th preparntiun for the war . Drlighlful Day Mi»» He»»in Long, hr r muRiru Mi<««» L*ttie and Annie Hu rrold of tiuino- vilie, who are her gun»L», Mut» Muriel LOT NO. 6 LOT NO. 7 LOT NO. 8 5 0 0 p a i r s o x fo r d s a n d p u m p s , a ll le a t h e r s , $ 3 .0 0 a n d $ 3 .5 0 q u a lit y , n o w 2 0 0 p a ir s m e n s lo w c u t s h o e s , $ 2 .5 0 a n d $ 3 .0 0 q u a lit y , n o w 4 0 0 p a ir s m e n s o x fo r d s , a ll le a t h e r s , s t a n d a r d m a k e s , $ 3 .5 0 , $ 4 a n d $ 5 . 150 P a irs of B o y s ’ $ 2 .5 0 a n d $ 3 .0 0 o x f o r d s now ■ . $ 1 .6 0 $1.65 $2.65 $1.95 f J. : ** high land. »Mere it will avallatile in thè I be m'\ruth annual convention Ute farmers, educational and Coo] alive ! hion of Florida 0|>ened in auditorium of the agricultural I Cni venu y of Florida Wednesday m mg. M. S. Knight, state president bake City presiding Secretary It ! Hush, of Jennings, was in attendili.,'. .«(r .tI- on. Fur a loot II. 11.« old . 11. pf,,. ... far ¡J» Not lor >« II.H ,t lor Ou.er». 1 an other »ugge»turn» will |H. txlrorned. LOT NO. 5 ■ Senator Fletcher Discuter» R „ al I*a> tona. A l>4)ut mne milea ni *urf*C# face repatring Ims Uen completiti and Credit Ami Farmer's Hank -bell i.s l*4'ing buiibil (rotti thè pii tu thè ing System I Hra.ii nt Bear in mind that these are our regular line of goods,—Men’s and Young Men’s Fine clothing from Schloss Bros. &. Fo.; Furnishings, Shot Most Interesting Meet ng At Gainesville 1 lurida We find that we are this kind would not be held until a month or more later, hut unusual conditions prevail now, and we cannot afford maker’s cost. fear. Just the necessary capital lo procure tlie labor. Hulk bead« I ||.,ve Mn Hundred,* ,,f ‘eity lots" . an la mtitle, which vs ill bring it revenue to the l" " ,' '7 * ....... .. •">' A hut,'tri d t.a„ ..... . can ' ■ e.rv which Will .............. . c '*"« il Indi' r n.v • •*,.,. . i ..... , carrynrfi^ltiTgeT^ftnfrs" than we need at this time ofrhv yrr\r,--\vr must reduce stock (inickly. Ordinarily a sale of to wait. He -- tu« and thi I f llr.olv to MONEY A late season and a bi^ stock of ¿¡oods in our store are the causes of these reductions. Opinion is G r e a t railway systems of the East, under the Great Savings Here for Qui^k Buyers of Men’s, Young Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Fur­ nishings, at Our July Sale;—1-3 Off All .C lothing-1-2 Off Straw Hats •• Other » """ ni* uentn and wa.« prori im nt m Maaonir cirrli-*. Iieing a »to.Hio|i|rr in thé Muannir Temple of (in .,.i,,d „ New- y tn-k ht» home tnwn In another part of The Herald i» the not». e f r. (lie ( anuatiMla |>a|H-r reguriln.g m. dual h of Mr. ( mille. Ile* friend» m Mo* ■ity wdl l*e grii viil to learn of hi» d- ath ami to know thaï the regulur uinti-r «c„ «on will o|H-n thi» year withmit the chi-i ry gri-i ting of Hoc Caatle. Harrold and fli'v. E• M. Ilrownlee. were gurau of R. V. J. F McKi niion from Orlnnd < lay Sprtnga on u delightfiil pirn , The party went to Orlando m day against the town clerk and thr train, where they were mi nttmlier* of th»- .ity council, charging Mr. McKinnon with hut auto, them with having tampiTed with the tfip through thi* country to thr »j very much enjoyed., Several ' 1 " ra j. ni I*, pn-a-m, i.| arge numiter of ju>o,,|(. from all pm I the . notify. F’erficl weather did i har« m rin.king the vv«nt one hmg « ferneli.lt. Md. ai d with the found ' i ' «"I ll.«' building laid, it »„«•,,«. i N i » \|ral Ma r k i l Sien PIT il llickaon have o|H'|i|'d u m » im at tuurket in the «t..r„ hiiihling 'd'p."ob the Well orne Ido. k on Park .i\• rot* and will curry a full Ime of |r.»h aid «milked meat* Mr stern|ier I» "• 11 .•'•pinmt«i| With th. lit. al trade, li ning 1*4-4 11 conn«', t. <1 w >n the m.iit-.i o( J I* IC.'Ihtt». I'he new market will l*l the trulle know jti»| whut they have on hand ut all tinte» und will carry u larg. .niverlnu-m* lit in Th. lierai. I will. registration hox«^, striking off name» unlit»fully ami refusing to replan* them A hearing uf the charge* i* net for tomotfow. 1 luj allegation» are that the officer* alter«Hl und falsied thi'*ricord» and re•♦E^ter tha*.. who oppose a the spring added to the pleasure of the ^UJ®. new bond iaaue urllcv they jirodruc tini*hcil. luit d*y and the charming impni««»l « ..u (o idWiy, spring* und «tirr»unding*. Utefr IA»f Uu receipt» und tlu ir Kt*rn *t (iutcjicl ha» n-tur Sanford party returned Tuesday propOft/, while Choae in favor were not was trom $16,000 to $20.000 created an extended tour of the north required to produce the«. docutnaenl». from n little .wamp formerly w orth l«. . here stjvtraj month* «go m „ The battle aevms to Iu* ovrr the propo­ than nothing, as it wm u menace, and *ith W aller Wildman and i sition to iaaue another *eri*» nf i*nnd» only one littU, auction dre.|gc to tu r-' trip to Lynchburg V« w,t| Death of John II <«»tie for $20.000 when il is charged that the form the miracle Furthermore. |,, hap lo-avmg Mr W ildnutn Tomorrow afternoon nt hi* late home »■" “ h u i-r . little secret m your ear re-,t prolWuxted to U aahingti lit Center atreet will I«, held privately Mhcn the New Hive, „ high the wat.-r ».ttrg, Cincinnati. Indianapolis ¡th* funeral of John H. Castle, who et com,» out of it« hunks and over the p,.,nt* He spent »om* lime | Rl 2 o dock Sunday morning, af Woodruff Si Watson ara pulling on a *e« W»IJ,” yet there are expenaive field and other eitie* in Illinr Hlneaa of ton» montila’ duration big July Clearance Sale today and >TÜch had foroad him lo hi» bed about there ar* «tune rare bargains offered tn concrete nwidence« being erected on I he formerly resided and *ti reclaimed lota. . nrnnle are mnutv < wcaka. ago. summer goods. This (a your opporA_n_d theae_ example*- remind me of U) buy them in th« Vefy heart ul neglectci opportunitiea, Opportunim, Oneida county, about 68 years t weather. See them whlla th« tlea knocking and kicking and batter­ ha went. Forreat had a goo<i time but says the north is hotter than .Sanford He married M ia Fidelia Law ing for admittan« at Sanford'« doors. and ha is glad to get back home. wm tie« from the Clay Rfiring* aet-tion “' k ■ ointry rt.nd» I» •• c.ain ty Sanford u... .i ... , . r . harli» »„„ i.j wit „1 .......... Wterlnariun of the »tat«- rnI iridu i •» largi'»t , ■ and .HI, I'1*4.1,»»,..„ |...J by H„rida’« |Hrw. v illoiig hb v, ill-part mi nt ..I ru, I iiiv entity of Hornia — ________ addre»» of il.,. aftirtiiH.n KU«lng I. \ ‘ »1 Ill'll* dtrirtor ..f th. Merlin July l*i g article, ul'ural b«|N'rmient St , 1carefully prepared i igo and * «1 dug for the Farmer«. . printed m a l"CUl ( loll (inlay, •f tru.le t. nder.d thr ViA-1 Prof Adolph Pnekai: lau, »trong« roll, ov.-r the city late ir, |y rl.arnpion« .e. . ' i .Old III the evening ghe lieing hurrnfiil. ' ■av« ««»•iitive »fiwion to truneucl kiwmg may ». ..the have a r«‘iil hem licitil cully," Thi* pi. UMUfc liclo is baaed, »ny» t (iood Volusia Itoad* |».fimenta. He (Iocmi DeLand of county Doner* met with all |ierinienta w. re |wr»i memlwr* j b I). Matey of Duy- rtniwiily hu« »urviveil *u,iyl yenr»." the articl tonn, havi ‘futi JiplçilUiui vu . Wi!. T r?u r *rjrv iv «• many more ten thou»Miu), rttatgtuel. . The road m|*erlntendent refuirted re­ if tic wodil ln>tivtliut long. It ig douhlpair» to bridge* on the Osteen-Sanford ful, if ttnv one ever contraeteli tubim iroad und con*iiii*rulile prbgr*'** mad«, Irsi» through kinning at least, not in». «helling the «ame through Holden Germany.” Pruine Over InOli vurd» ,,( ,|„|| huv. 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It has benefited thousands and thousands of weak, »Jfkite..paat~4»d--©«Httry of wonderful thc.same for you. * _ You can’t make a mistake in taking - ! K B IcpI ir* •» The Woman’s Tonic Miss Amelia Wilson, R. F. D. No. 4, Alma, Ark., says: "I think Cardul is the greatest medicine on earth, for women. Before I began to take Cardui, 1 was so weak and nervous, and had such awful dizzy spells and a poor appetite. Now I feel as well and * as strong as I ever did. and can cat most anything.” Begin taking Cardui today. S<5ld by all dealers. It »! . Has Helped Thousands. o i < >■< >■( >■( >■( >■< > !! - , !Î . THE STATE UNIVERSITY Floridi State College For Women Qsli#«#UU, rUritt , T illaliiiM . Florida Htd I im Im Ostai Sip ltab tr lb* 17th, 1313 C«U«f* «I Art* iW Scwiw«, Norma! ScKo«t wiih Tb. Uatnritly at FUrU. mättt «rtU.il »«wiiaby (ai iba libaial u t silla b ili) b a u » ! al Flaiiii Kjadit|aiita DtMitMai. StUal ai Mnm. S*UJ »! Avi, fkhoal «I r.ipi•mdn, 11orrv* Eao»«rnica Dwptff* )•••< a uu. il iIhi art..] i l la u t ., M «I Una|. Ill(b mani la»«, tkialiilf fmh;. Baptll J UUua. Au/aiH*« (•» tneti « i t k C iittM iaa D m tsiea. Barali! J W i i w a , M M iw ty h a i». 0 « J IboiU bsttUaflfs «ad ire 1*** *q*ip*ra*i uiti •» _ .i <__ , .__ tkrowikoV r » Nrtjlj SM r ‘ i l i . laoaaM U i l m itm *•«»( n. L u t i i la A iK lit k i t a l attui ■la p u l th lM fia ra form i a l a i t i l i a t l i i l b a S u t l . r n n l U M . A. A. MUKrilKLE. Pi». * (iH (il •Tattotufiotààti U lh tr n ja n tti » fff low. Foi talarm tal E D W A R D C O N K A D I. F w tin. Rlttelman waa sitting up now, adventures than ordinary mortals.) gasping. Ho heard what Iho audi­ Street Called Straight, by the author ence heard, a wonderful technic Noil» b hcrefey «Ir« that «I th# Lut m##4lnl °t tta Clt]r Council lb« *»tu»Üon» sa th. IntW«!, of The Inner Shrine. coupled with an Interpretative skill l^y^^uectf’Tiu'rn^t it tb» C O' HiU U» U—lm M«ui#7 ta Aufutt. fabric tb* loyrih that showed the sou] of tha artist; A. S. M. Hutchinson, The Happy Wcr- «I TJMT1I». tu. I« hr*f compi*inta, rior. (A story of contemporary' Eng­ TO WHOM ASSESSED LOTS ^ Til but ho heard somothljis; that the/ |2ri00 To lyogg _• l lish life, remarkable for its quaint, !* J „Lot 2 u d >1------did not know, something that stirred Tint Lot 10____ — * To an<L.ranital ch¡ character Wikon •chiK®injj_ style omLjcapital 20,000 his very soul. This was the passage 'cnlaming YlrfinU Car* Fetidi*« Ca 2.000 1-4 t -----li delíneationsTr— s jj M a r y M . Sacord ______ . . now. . . she was coming ’l.lod T. J . Ckmk___________ to It. . Nono but Lcmariky had Juliet 1.000 ulUt Wilbur Tompkins, Ever l/)tl & U ><1 fi Atlantic Corat Lin« 2.000 N >2 ft ot Lot t0„_ erer played U In that way. Would ("8J)e had money, and he l.nd nòne. I “ T í W ■ 2.SO O Ixo I, f, 3. *. «. ' -h * « W rtn ìA a K ggf' ~ -** -* *• A tlantic C rast U n* Ky 2,500 1-0 fi. 7. * Plie* >sould inur And Ihat a the tniy tht* trouble lx*- Aiiiatic foaM Um it; 2,50») l-Ot « ~ Tho Rhapsody waa ended and the Wn» Tutti#_____ gun.") (ISO house rang with applause, but Here 1Oliver Wendell Holmes, A UNI 2 J 11. »'rrvu— m 1-fi 1 ____ ____________ ELtie Venner. a 1,340 2 __ l—l 7 _____________ Rlttelman waa behind the accncs, » MW 1—1» 3 »ml 1 Poetry:— and, as the girl left tho stage ho 2,000 * 2 W. P. Cartsr___ It—v"— *00 rushetV, lor*v*v-. gSSK! ____ '.b. •• 1.740 .V. ----- -------— m n s* ^ , -i * r » v J nrjq nr ins. and. claaplng her In them, 800 ' .»i V II IIsa IrifiA WU 2 21 64 H > 2 Travel«:-FAi kissed her on either cheek. 1 hO»J ] IriH 7 “You are my Uttle Staahat" he IJames Bryce, South America Oleervu- A E* 1101 2.000 1 s 1-4 13 cried. "You know me? I am Blttel 1 12,000 1 tions and Imprt-salop*. (Coming from Dolden Ural Fittile _____ 1—U 1&. 1« 1 1 M) 2 16.004) 3 t - u 1 .1. n 1" '»*) i mao—old Blttetman. your father's the pen of-a writer so well known and r T. Clark 2 3 fi.000 1—u ♦. 7, S * r«J0 3 2.200 friend!" 6 Lot 6 I.'XIO appreciated by Americana, ^aa Mr. T y WlUn 3 3 1.500 2 «109 -Lot 11 . He turned to tb* amazed million­ 13,000 4 I , 1—u 2, 3 Bryce is and concerning our sister W. II. Il)nra 1» aire. 4 13,000 3 1-1 1. fi W. H . Ilynra continent, this hook should find many 0 . H. rrórnld 4 3 7.000 B.uraj _____ „ . U u fi. 7. s "No. She will not play ert the Ä 1,300 3 1. ’-JO interested readers.) •• • a ~ • opera house." he said. "This la A 3 4.000 j —u i. », «. t; k fi 'M) 6 3 l.fioo J 1) Parker 2, 'ka) Btasba Lemarsky. Don't you under­ Juvenile:— f, 1.100 3 l-ta 3. 4 2. ■"«) <4 stand? Lemarsky'* girl, and his soul Kirk Munroe, Canoe Mates. 3 2.2 UO " l^ot • j I) Parker IV«» 3 ¿00 Lot 3 R. Rudkhaum . __----plays through her fingers. But she 7 1.200 3 Ìri»l 9 and N ol 1Ö Filtaalieth M. Furan 2.-V will never play In publlo again. A 3 1.000 IriX 6 1 |i» — a 2.300 3 I -u 7 a a IL N Rotarla Henceforward she will play only for Pepper. n 1,400 3 IxU IOand 11 .. . .. 1.maj mot" 9 3 1O0 . 1-4 fi Hidden lira! Fatate TOO 10 3 2.000 l- t » (Copyright, till, by W. O. Chspman.) l 3.000 4 1-4» 1. t. 3 ». >oo 1 4 3,000 U L DaForra! wee dog in the world.) 1 2,100 « 1—U 13,14 4 2 2.75« t-U 1. 2. 3 ... _ 3. ve Annie Fellows Johnston, Little Colonel T. E. \ViUou Watch Your Children 4 2 1.300 . Im i 4 and & -...... . - H. M Behwana 1.541» 4 2 at Boarding School, and Mary Ware, 2.000 1— 4 fi »nd NI» fil 7 r r. R ia## An appeal to Sanford’s Mothcry.ln be8 _____ _ ?#ooo ____8 !» ot L»t 7 and l—i fi—— . 4 N. II. (ì»m#* ________ r.mXhS Colonel's Chum. (Since Alhä 1« OBlalusgïf ia#»s»«p' - e J r a A g d j . . V ^ T - I * . 1.008 the time of “Little” Women” hif ju­ C. M. Usad e.5oo A fi,500 ■*~4 • 2.500 4 Lol 1 ____ w. H . ilrsi» 3.000 venile heroine has‘ been better loved J. A. lUrrold The afternoons are long and warm 4 4 2.000 1-4 4 .............................. 2.VW 4 2,000 l - t 10 ____ 4 3.000 by child reader« than the Little A. M. Thrmaher nnd the mother feels the need of rest. fi 4 2 500 t-U t. 2. 3 _____ O. H. Prrnald 3.000 Colonel.) fi 4.SU0 Lot» 4 «nd & . __ __ _ 4 A. E» IMI In order to obtain this rest and at «.000 . a* r * a. & 4 too Lot I I M)0 the same time give the children an out­ The Library is attractive, a quiet J, L MIIW fi 1 soo 4 t-» t ___ _________ J.soa 7 1.500 t— U A »nd 7 ........... 4 2.000 place in which to rest and read awhile. ing in the fresh air, the mother sends 7 Trial* 0 und 10 , 1 »00 2 *.í»0 1 ----the little ones ouf^with a black nurw It Is open every Tuesday, Thursday and Somuui tWrirmt I-U 15 »nd tfi fi 2.400 ? 2.S00 Ut is girl, thinking they will receive the beat j Saturday afternoons, and those |n j ft,!' aS hsjS 2..100 Ut tu 1.600 Ut 1 of care, l)ut in that «he mny be badly i «barge are glad to welcome lioth «nn Mrs Atir* Mrwmfrr 2.000 A G. K n n e ty ________U t t ----------------M) w. j mu . L. ... u t 6 mistaken. And any true mother who ^or<^ un<^ ou* °t town people. 1.104 T J. G M . Ut I witnessed » h at 1 did yesterday after------^_______________ ’ good and can't play, do hotter than a noon would have Ihe same aching heart cat. It upsets my digestion and 1 have hud since witnessing the scene. makes mo cross. Now, If you get A black nurse girl came down Park this genius on at Crossways hall avenue with to little tola. The young­ some Sunday and tho critics says est a baby in a cart, the other little one sho’s good—the good critics, mind about two years of age was crying bit­ you—I hear her. Otherwise—no.” Clough had to yield. Ho know that .terly . . . for . . ."Mama." ...The nutvo . ..jerked fllttclrnan would carry out his oRen thp rhlM nlon|i' »«»''ling and whipping repeated threat to resign If ho In- ' il- Th*' f*°°r "H'e ',nP was sobbing it •Isted. After all. Blttetman had been l,uril “ * n> thul denoted extreme rter good to his proteges. Tho troublo voueneoa arid fear of the nurse. was, Blttelinan did not know that While crossing the park to join a this time lio had discovered a real crowd of other nurse girls who were genius. There wus no doubt of tho ,,ut with little ones the little fellow ■trango young woman's talent again tried to turn hack home and to "You will eggseuso mo.” said Bib Munta, and again was dragged along telnian ponderously, as ho shook hands with tho others. "Listen, now, by the nurse, who with scowling (no and f tell you somedlngs. I and J-o- and no gentle voice abused the already rnarsky were like brothers In Warsaw over excited child. A* I turned the before I cams over bera You know corner she hud reached the group In the about Ivcmarsky Never was thoro park. The little fellow, seeing tin such a God-sent violinist aa blm. other children, hushed tLs sobs for a And ho got married and his wtfo had moment. But the over wrought nerve' a baby and she died, and then To- of the little uni- were hot so easily quiet­ mnrslj)' used to got cragy drunk and ed as it again broke out m suits .mil ended up. ‘when tho child was about iv an - (us -im*«- .ami "Mama." Thi tw elve years old. by gutting TiTs nursi liroke a whip (rom the- hrare l • • throat, poor devil And. so ever since overhead the rhdil shrieking a* »In then I do not care to hear tho violin. • ll>) so while* the Other nursi girli When 1 heard Pluck play tho Rhap­ sody 1 said to m yself: -So* You an» looked on with upprov a| I hurried on I did not rare * - wit the famous violinist, but I have heard 1-emnrsky In my mind’s car m w further, hut every waking n-mi-nt and I hate Iho Rhapsody I don't since I've heard the child's sen-utt want to hear no violin geniuses un­ r in g in g m m y « s irs a n i l rny h e u r t ih « * less Pvo got to. You get her on at ache so for the |«Hir little helpless one» Crossways hall nnd maybo I give her at the,\ nu ■t»' of n black girl'» !■ n»|>» a hearing If tho critics say sho la (f,7 uet t ¿4k** the r-hllIti SOUL OFJHE ARTIST WÈËi, Wonderful Skill of Great Violin­ ist Possessed by His Wan­ dering Daughter. BY FRANK FILBON. “Ach, you unnko mo tired!" said Blttetman. leaning back In bis awlrel chair before hU deak In tho opern houso offlcca and exhaling TL cloud of fragrant arooke. "You rnako ml tired. Mr Clough." "But the girl la a genius.” n< claimed bis wealthy patron excitedly. “I tell you. Blttetman, you'll inlis tho sensation of the season unless you l«$ her play." "Ach, you cnthualaat!" exclaimed the director, disgustedly "Bonlust ¿Ther« has been no violinist who wart a genius since Lemarsky died No­ where outside or Poland can there bo u . m ^c-oius "Well. Miss Helen Is a Pole." In­ terrupted the other rudely "Lat mo tell you about her— ” f "All right, go on," salil llltlolmnD resignedly He knt-t/ that he could not afford to offend tho millionaire, whoso enthusiasms worn, neverthe­ less. the bam* of bis life Every weok Clough waa discovering a now genius BLi. and every week Blttclnian was turn­ ing him nr her away with muttering» of execration "It’s like thlB, lllttelm an." began the millionaire "Last Monday night I was walking homo from tnr club I saw this street musician—p retty looking girl only about twenty. Hh6 » a » playing l.ls tfa Rhapsody—" "lllm m ot! That's what tkey all good." When Clough was gono ho sat down In his chair and. from a secret draw er he took -nil « photograph It showed Lemurs ky. Ills wife and their child. , taken flflvtm year« aud moro ago j,They hail saved lllttelm an when h« was starving In tho gutter, He had play!" "In tho street, and thoro was a loved Lomarsky botter than hla ltfo. crowd listening. They didn't "know And *,,er hla. death ho had spent bun° r dollars to try to trace Uy> that the finest living violinist In Am erica was i-itlerlalnlng them for n few pennies llut I know It I have heard Joachim an d—" 'Have m u h*-nrd I-emarnky T” In qulred lllttelman sourly : child who had been placed In some „Institution Hut he could mol go hack to Poland and so Ids quest bad been vain. And now tills gutter girt wantjd to play the Itluipoody. "Hlttelman—Paul lllttelm an. when "1 have* cried Clough triumphant­ ly "And It «as her playing that nv >‘ou w"r'' • '* ” '* * ' h,**rd 5rn" ” he It was tw-mnrsky‘n voice Ho started up. I trembling all over. He must bavo fallen asleep at hla desk, for It was i (rowing qultn dark. It bad been a •’ dream, then. Yet ho could have ■worn that hla dead trlend had sent him that me*«ago from across the Im­ measurable space that separate«] (heml Perhaps It was only a dream, but It left |»fcMpfoui>l Impression upon nittelmju^gjpll lhst night he thought of IL itffw-ioi- next day, and tho up•hot Was that he decided to go to hear the gutter muelclan at Crosa ways hall. But he would go teem* ly, he determined, for Clough would be there and he must not know that he. Blttetman, was curious, or his power would be ended. A word from Clough would secure for anyone a place In the orchestra. but apparently the millionaire had used his Influtaoe to better purpose. Surely enough, on Sunday week, aocordtng to the morning paper, Frau* leln Braun was to play a eolo. There were dark hints of a discovery which would aqtase the musical world. BJtTh# Wild Musle Thrilled Through th» telman smiled maliciously; but ha buying Auditorium . , went, .. . . his tloket Ilka any ordlnsry mortal. tuloded me of Lemarsky. I bad a And whan the girt walked on the talk with her. She wouldn't tell me j stage and howsd to the audience her name at first, then said It was there was something tn her appear Braun. It seems she's of a floe Pol- ance which arrested him and drove Ish family and won't degrade the . the devils of malice out of bis heart name, ae she says, by having lt v lie.-had seen them so often, these known that she plays on tho streets "y^tfhg woOM, who Ytoped to make a for a living. And ahe’e all alone in : reputation; and alwaya they failed, the world and—'* as the men failed. Of a hundred, nof "EnoughI" shouted the Irascible one would be found who could play Bittelman, springing to hit feet, as he had played—as Lemarsky had "N ow listen. Mr. Clough. If I'm to t played. remain director of the opera bouse Tha flrot strains of the Rhapeody I don't listen to any mors penniless. gobbed on the strings and ths wild geniuses and 1st] than they're n o ' music |hrilled through the audltori~■ • ' -.. rv-, thought he heard u voice say B&i.. V ' ' in u > uni .uh ftotilIhiliK Volli» »lun i Ih*• Iteil ».»hi mu V|11 1-. i »»î r 1-TI1»* I h 4 n »11 ► Iri-nti'd in ,i - nu I e - in r i \nd pltim't ilio mot her» t o p ,i . eye m e r the little iiiu-s '' II -, »,u le».; sure of your nurse don't irtu t hci out of your sight w ith your htlpli-slittle mit«w of humanity. Sanford boasts of it "Humane Ni.cirty' nnd cruelty to animal» dm-» not go on put us hod. Hut w hut it tm11it -rii'-liy to ch'bfn-n'1 \\ hv i-nn't Snntord Inn ».lie ul tin- |»olic*> (»ire«- »tuti- tn d i - : r 1 h*- t>iirk nnd u-Mmt |*I:k »» ilu nur*i girl» Inquetit nnd privi-nt »o it in I m cdhia cru»-lty to tie little u n n who m: m not to know pi tell h"w tin y have tiecn tn-uted. Yesterday afternoon 1 lilt hud I the authority I would make that nurse girl an example of what others might ■cxjK-ct under like circumstances. Mothers! mothers! you would not cure for yhur- ...much needed i ? j nfter| n<xm “Test ri-'youcmiTrt know whal i l coating yot r child! .i Oh, l»e sure you can trust your nurse Iw-fore you risk to her rare your little ones out of your sight is the ap|w-aj of aj SANFORD MOTHER. T ; CWk I. MulW . .. Win Tuf(U « K. I’ifl Old Made (¡nod as New I have a drat class harness maker now K r. M pu “ ■■Sanford Cycle Co. DEALERS IN B icycles and B icycle John Fox, Jr., The Heart of the Hills. Gilla-rt Parker, The Judgment House. Zona Gala, _ , Mothers to Men. .............. 'IenrY hydnor Harrison, \ \ s Lyes, Thq story of how a gjrl aided by young Dr. Vivian's eyes came to understand life. Admirers of (jueed will want to reoil this lateet book by the same author. it *» . A Stewart Ed Trail. • :-k7v,C' - • Gen«i Stratton »Porter, Song of the Car­ dinal. v' .VJohn Habberfhn, Hern's Ilsgies., Grace Richmond, Red Pepper Burns. Winston Churchtiill, The Inside of the Cup. (A powerful American novel dealing with one of the most vital questions of life in the present day.) Irving Bachelier, Keeping Step With Lixiie.' Joseph C . UDCdJl.-ftVb. F»tienU. (Try Mr. Pratt as a tonic. He U a jolly old Ctpe Cod Aaheman who manages to jhaVe mors ludicrous ' « • «*• _* ' . T I WiU.n |4>U1. 1. 1. Ixtl '• (wtlt tl Ia** h, *j !Afi 2 U.t I » II* '** Kfii*!*1 IV AiUim ntie l utai Idirwt H >i ik ÌÙ-4U +U Í ÍI» itirn Tira) Ewt*1r « il t X t ♦ l OH PALMCTTO AVENUE f V o *► I► II S a n f o r d , «> box 712 J F 1rii inc J, H. I> nkl« J. V- Nijílin. __ i (*. Kennedy T!#t. ,*Jo* Camnim Itbldrn lirai to li .SifineWI'Oi»' ». Q. Krnnetjy K K. Stftdm GASOLINE' S O. I bwe Mra. r. I’citon R, {\ Mhiwsll KEROSENE F, W. M •honey___ W II Hynra A. B M*kot>f) C. 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I, V fi. 7, S, V. 10 ! mt ** �♦ # • ' a *• • • • • • ' • r‘ • . . . . • A UW July 18. 1911 TMt Cruel and Inhuman. WILL READILY ABSORB ODORS;* “How dare you adTertlae that you | do painless dentlatryT" "Did 1 hurt Egga Can Be Influenced to a Rem ark­ you. mlssT" "Abaolute torture. You able Degree by Nature of j talked for At« mlnutra at a lime when T heir Surroundings. 1 couldn’t Interrupt."—Puck. |io other article of food la more,1 auaceptible to the Influence of Ita Not Big Enough to Oe 'Round. surrounding* than egg® "One hundred way« to cook an egg. New-laid egss do hot alw ays hare read Mr* Newlywed from a new cook the same flavor. Tho food and en­ "Oh. dear! 1 can only cook vironm ent o f tho fowl are reflected book r f e i i ’Ycd' ” ;k ir’ 'v®** 17); t.vvT, S ' In th e taste o f the ngga upon onlona fo r a few day« will yield the onion taate In th eir egga within F a u lt F in d in g . " a week. Egga that are laid In foulIf we had no faults, we sboifd not , amelllng atablea will h a re the odor take to much pleasure In noticing the o f the n e a t Egga that are laid In (he faults of other people.—La Roohafoucountry sto re In the sam e room wflh cald. groceries w ill be Injured In flavor Inr n short time. E ggi that the kept too . n ear tho kitchen atovo or In damp C o n fid e n c e s . cellars are Injured. Eggs that have Hhe—W hy, her and me were tho been rained upon or have been wet beet of friends before him and her* from any source It will become musty met Of course, that Is between you In a few houra. and I.— Punch. Egga even taate of the box board In which th ey are crated for thlpGood Time Coming. menL Som e epicures find tho eggs As soon as all women wear fenders with a tinted shell to bo of finer flavor than the egga with n white on th eir hatplna the men can quit carahell. A. whole roomful of egga pack rylng nippers.—Cleveland lead er. . ed and In storage have been known ,_____ _____________ - to-twkmth* flavor-of lemons stored la)----- . SEMINOLE C O U N T Y , FLORIDA -----------------I OFFERED FOR SALE BY. . --- rlght kind of storage they will retnln lowtn* rhartrr. it* or!*tnal of »Kich t* nnw (Si n il' In tb* oftIra of lb* S ra r.ta rj- of tha t* of Ih» alai» r i Klnrirta Artide* of InforpotpOon of ihr Hrwlnol* I »«»«fallt» M»ir»ntllr I im« pan, W ». th* unilrr*(*ti»d. h a » . • *n-e«l In a»o *1 al» «mrarll** f(f lh* I'tl/llier *'f IntOlin* a . . {, ai ri 11ift“Oa' - arn|rf alni I I aIfliar »I Ih» la»- of ttir .(air I I 1Infoia alni 1" hitrl.y alludo Ihr tulli *iu* *lt ir le. ni itn io 1*1 all'io l.llilc I -Fall »- I h r S r ft* 1 ti Mrf . U f •.ftijNSf % s>-'| M* .1.1.1. ■t Sal,furd S lllif lo k pi*»* *h»H U Unique Sign* In France. cimili Ì . Ii ftt»vfl> i r*ii|fr uhi) Kb**’1« but if iiftliT* I ( rfin w tini pr»r*« F r e d e r ic C Penfltdd was w alk in g ntf «Vieh A l>u*lhrw* •» hr I« tacili of »fin-« lifts fil») 'iHi-r alo n g a New Je rs e y road w hile Ills •fllxfler ehm iffeiir fixed a brok'-n tire He no OiUle 1 tlccd a d a n g e r sign al the ro adside T hr f r n r f »I nature i»l Ih** IuirSiii*» io I1»*1 tr»rt*"In F ran co .” he said, " a l (he e n ­ ■r i m I h) >ii <| xhill I« t*« milHjIkfiuff t r a n c e In th e ir towns they h av e sign s JC-turv |»nnli**r o-r elf'r'aiM a»u Utf* "o F»*h! a«*»,. Ill'll |iU«lg:r awll If »hai«-» 4«# which a r e e h a r a c f e r t s t lc a lly French, olhrfV*k«r ifiaçrrar- 4«f lf»ftf »ful «l« *I 'h Hl'l »Ith (rfl liti***«, fn»1rfjkl». and seem tj> tue d elig h tfu l In Hplrlt limila f, lumljrt, fil»1 ».li If Ulta, tum tf», Ili* iliwrli *nH »II ***hrf O ver th e road, ns you e n t e r the »own gotali, j-rnamml j(ftii*rTl) ■ are- *ri‘i m#rTh*hiiï» <*■! lim its. Is an arc h on which Is printed ».f e t r f) rlaa* aroi «r^*Tipttoifi »h ifh m»> ruUlnl liirrrtl) i»f in«|lf«H'ly lo •fìrrluatr' Iti the n am e of the town, th e num ber of lM.ta.Lttr** Tu t>U)r, ■rii. fru ì, »l»»Ì *^'»n the road for a ll the roads a r e nnm *trurt biuwv l'MiihÌfnf». »"fV* *«»*1 fidflrt»" **f tfl) kHill Ufi ' h* jif Iu*flj jJtsI w»'fjJ*<f» IIffh. '•* -tiTTcd Irt—V n u ir * —and the nam e of un t l»r |vfol»Tt/ oi iMhrf» 'li. i»ui' |..Hnia a n i » r u f r 'h r ••rt«" I') Jils-flfr» the dep artm en t In whleh th e tow n »•f flrrwt* «i I fU*Ì «N msrf t f » ( r t I»I . if UJ.M-P1 ' » hoir Ilea T hen below those. In la r g e r l e t ­ or ait) j»«fi of Ihr Jiroiarft» h*|.l l.a if-r i-#<i*iraihih. rt,T te r s : "A tten tio n n tn e n fa n ts " (He and !*• **Il *rnl |tlr*lfr *u<-h !■»cmï» f|ff | * s f » l r uwres a a a n i » Ivr-ft Ih# |«*»afi t*i tlln c are fu l about the c h ild r e n ). And «hen. , *ï" iTiT,"»'n".i • « “ '.» rm ynu lr« V i' tho town, you w * fh** »-'ml- m..r'|sr- *•' -••ml*'-* ,. # I iI t . . » * Jo Iguarftlllrr i,y.|*asTtl«s- fi». hwM |na/r h»’*' tm rk «Ilio of a utmll/ir bIku. which ( „ . JUJfr - ii tr.,.*f.r m.*'(*<» I i r v i ( r ‘»t « . i h r f W l r * tll*jKys»‘ i.f t h* * h » M « *1^1 nay« “ Mt*rclM (T h a n k a ) f « gk*I Jai r f r « r k >A, Mf »Hy i l r n m i»f i i u l r l T t i l l m tr-run -ttr- » h i f >»f f f H l « ! 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I lif 1amu ufi I ul IÜV r»|nt »t «it* k of tins |i<>n ah»U t » Kive Thou»4 ml IM U ri Ü.iNHL<iu,f ihlu Vï\m lluii'lrvwf sFar.w ,,l Trn A t n so cial g a th e r in g a little g irl I to I» l»r* |lii ‘Hi n v h . AH ra p ii» ! N to jl tif IhN know recited "The ^Charge of tin* lI M i*nKir*tiuo sh*ll tei* patri fur la rm*h Ih ÌmI'* LwiiH* L ig h t B r i g a d e ” IWachtug the lino pUlldf < "Into the Javan of d eath . Into the i Li* i **f|ss <r at Hin »La ll n i n i i m i » , * n i f i » v v f u l l mouth of-—— site p aused and look |w«* rr to t u r p i« i • »*if l‘-i*r»L** fight» «loi Itili •i*# tar* ff urti li rut for ■ j « lo g around added "W'bero papa told rhu »»»ftrV Ifir ufi fi vi l i *n>rf[l ., I lia r l i a i s-m un do to go la s t n ig h t." 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A method (or coloring copper blue. red and ltideacent hue* by «uapending It in a copper acetate aoluUon and paaatna an electric current through tha la tte tte rr h u hbeen «»n nerfected tne la naa peneexoa bv ny aa Coruor ncll u n lvoralty p ro fe u o r. In Love W ith T eacher at fl. Eraltlne, atx year* old. la a kinder' gar ten pupil. "Eraklno," tho fond fa­ ther aaked one evening, “do you like your teacher I" “No," camo tho re­ ply. “1 love her." ■v T a c t W o n P o e lt lo n . -How on earth did Mra UlDyun. ever buy her way Into aoclety ? With her money r* "With that and tact." “T a c tr “Tea. She always lost at bridge.“ m d th» bemrd ui tfim tor* ai mhAlli y U»mKl tfTI».U um CU,tU odM, W. r. I>»<ounrp E, a lUndalL Jr . H. KUkin'ct*»n. Jr . Ci. C Mr l>oufml. W. H. hyw», T,jP. Ad»nu »n«l J . W, I1»»* . nlnftoti 7 ^ ftr,t or art»nit*n«n mmini **( th« «t«-k ^ ; , n ‘Z n M ? t.«iniy- iimi<i^ ob th. ninth <u, Aur**'- 11 tWn u h«,»inb<(M* pro.M»>i 1«, **><' it>»n®b« m»»tlop t i lh» ,iwkholJ»rt of |ht> fo rurT H„»nnu»l rto ri tK,n ,ht!1 b. ^ I<( „„ it.» ibiM Wflr,**.!»> In Jul> al *»rh and rtrrj ¡rat A ril f ir • TH» high»»! Unootl ti lrwi»l>l«ln»M(* 11*1till » In «Mr* UiU f«jinr»llaii o«b|»»i n»»4t u, oboli li» lini onwwnl ul lb* rofltol rltirk id fblo cmin*»non tj A ttiri* 7. Tb* noiptv »I'd l— ldoniM al lb* oub»<-flblng Inrar[Miratolo, and lb* amount of rapiut .lurk iub*rrtb»d by rath aroaa follow», lo-vit: (*, 11. llboa-tr, S «haro*, Sanford, Fia J W Franlngio». 6 • li»fra. Sanford. Fia W r , I **l our»»). 3 i barra, Sanford, Fia. (ito. (' Mrl*ou£*i, biKarr», Sanford, FU IL intbington. inikington. Jr.. Jt.. «« than», abarna, Sanford. FU. If. “ ^ jC harts 11, nbuman, 3 «h*r**._B*nf«d._»u IngoW. S t harow. Sanford. F1». _ Jamr* Mourblon, • »harr». Sanford.- FU. M. I). <;aitivi, 6rbarrr, Sanford. FI*. I. K. T*v, Ï oharw. Sanfred. Fin la WHarva « b o d lb* rubarriblnf Inrnrporolon bar* brrtunto tri Ihrir Raimo C . B. Hboado. i . W. I‘rn otation . W. C. TM oorvry. Uro. C. M rlU o g n . H. llU ln cto n . U. Good Work for the Voli. “Vella are a foe to beauty,“ Bays a London physician. Out in rendering your opinion do not overlook the tact that valla are alio a friend to homall- W. IL iljrvra. A. f . Bandy. J. H. Shuman. I barlra Ingobl . Jan»» kloogbti,n. ,U. II. (iatcW. L E. Ta». *. .» -4 S ta u of Florid* County of Srmlooir, lorfnrriy <f»»ng» raunly Flrat Sewing M achine I brnby rvrllfy Ibat brfor» irv. a notary put-llr, The earliest, attempt at sawing ma» prraonally apptand C. B I'.bovda, J W. ParknUß«^ W. C. lUCoufvrj, C.»o C t MrDoyig. chin cry of which there U any authea- nÌB(ton. "twwL” " tio record was la 1778, la which year uuó*à.rV tei«‘VB<t>Ìd! J*^tt<~«Ìa<rt.J ■ machia« .ira» patented la PngUn/i o*t«b*i. l. K Tw, t»■ha n*avbarrib*d *«ti Ibi« by Charles W. Weleenthal. et lamparailan, m» thaï ItWy «uoiliil »rally u h m M p d baiar» Ih a m m lo t th* pm pn—a i-------WltMM m y hand and affina! m I al e«le* at BaajMd. •am cauatv.*. laonrrtr Or»»** *k»loala »■'. Jirm ,ìZ ih* IMk oæ » ? « M | A D .!n a Jill HERALD CITY RESIDENCES IN SANFORD Woman’s Impelling th e sam e hnlldlng h u t s e p a ra te d .fro m . W om ans Impdl ng Idas. «■Every womanfeeta that aho ought tho egga by a brick wall. Tho ta ste of an egg Is also Influ­ to Join a society for the suppression* enced by tho aeaaona Spring egga. of something o r other.« when' th e fow ls are a t tholr best, ---- i—■— — —i ----ij h a v o -g bettor ch aracter and finer Can Be Too Eager. flavor than the egga of tho hot sum ­ Many a man has burned his Angers mer w eather, when the food of the fowls Is more varied and the summer In his eagerness to sirtko while the Iron was hot. heat has lessened Ihelr vitality Eggs that are stored at the right tem perature In a well ventilated room m i i i i i : u i i m utiruti t1 ion w ill give off a large part of the odors Nnttr* t. b*r*b> * lv.h Itial * - thr unitrr*l*|ir.l, they have absorbed lit a [i|.|> In th» lli.icifnl-K l ’*rk Tram m .ll, Eggs m ore than it week old a r e not Cinlrful ii m m i III th . -tat*- 'll n .m ,U . *i T*llah»**~. strictly freoh, but If th ey a r e p m 11 m i.U, I'll llw, 41 h <!*) "I ,\n(U-4 A Tl 191.1 Ilf [ itlm l in rcn i-fattft* th* mi'.-'I- 4 oduced right and go quickly Into the I U-tt.r* allv* M rfrauttl* Cutntiany, und«* th r (ulth e ir original character, with tho exception o f n Insto of tho straw board surrounding them, fo r several months, and will be ns sw eet and w h o lesom e for most do m estic uses for ten m onths That Is as long as Is n e c e ss n r y for by that tim e th e crop of new-laid i' kun w ill tie nt band SANFORD p a r k s ’ - R e a l E s ta te .A g ftty a u ,,.» , WHAT SANFOIU) HAS Four Houses, on 2 lots. Georgetown. Deep well with pitcher pump, cor. 10th and Willow 1,200.00 8— IajL M arkham Heights, lUOx-l-lO,-house, 4 rooms and hath. 500 gal. tank 2,200.00 9 Lot, 100x100. 7 .Houses, cor. Sanford avenue and 11 th st. 3,000.00 H T jjM .tm .M addiat.u .H eigh ts, lot 101x140, w rinSO -ft. deep; 11 House and 2 lots, cor. 2nd and Elm, 8 rooms and hath 4,000.00 12— A splendid large house, 10 rooms, 2 lots, •■ . store house and barn ... 5,000.00 13— W ithdrawn. 14— Lot, Sanford Heights, 67x180, good 10 room house, electric lights, artesian well, tank and engine. Lots of fruits and flowers 3,500.00 15 Fine house on the Heights, modern improvements, lot 134\130, chicken yards, Kewaneo System w ater works, 5,000.00 orange trees, flowers, etc 16— House, 4 rooms, on 3rd St., between 1,800.00 Palm etto and M agnolia ... . 17— House, 8 rooms on 3rd S t, between P a l­ metto and SanfortL. U Q Q .0 0 18—House, 2 story, 8 rooms’, on Oak, be­ tween 3rd and 4th ............ ......................... 3,750.00 19 House and lot between 3rd and 4thr on Oak avenue, 5 rooms and hath and 4,500.00 kitchen 20 2La Dits, cor. 10th and M agnolia, garage. lawn, etc., splendid house, 2 story and attic, toilets, closets in every lied room. Furnace in base10, 000.00 m eat A line new house. S rooms, 2 lots, cor. 21 8th and Park, shade trees, hath and 6.500.00 toilet. Steam heat 22 Good, 2 story house on Oak avenue, 5,000.00 between 7th and 3th Sts. •„* f )) 6 Room house on Sanford avenue, be­ 1.300.00 tween 4th and 5th streets House and lot, cor. 9lh and Laurel ,2100.00 one-half cash 25 W ithdrawn.’ 26 3 Acres on tlie Heights, S room, 2 story 2.500.00 house. 30 hearing orange trees 27 2 Lots, six room house, tool shed, flow­ 2.500.00 ing well 23 W ithdrawn. 29 Block 13, C & 1 ., one house, 2 story, 6 rooms. 1 house. 1 story, 5 rooms. 1 House, i story, 2 rooms. One-half 2,500.00 f «Ish .......—.— ryT, -n-vmy AM V -i 30 An elegant house, with nice lawn, and 6 , 000.00 flowers, etc., on Park Ave. 10, 000.00 31 Allot her line home on Park avenue 32 House. 2 story, S rooms, electric lights, gas for cooking, copper wire screens, 35 gallon boiler. A bargain 3,500.00 3,000.00 33 House, 2 story, 3 rooms, on M agnolia 34 A choice home. House 2 story and attic. 3 rooms, garage, flowing well, 7,000.00 A bargain 3 House. 3 rooms and kitchen, oil M yrtle Ave . between 5th and 6th Sts. Lot ll\117 $1600110 mi i ; w terms ( r 1,500.00 2.6 (>\n an acre, with 2 sto ry, 7 room house on the Height;?. Fine location for 4,000.00 chicken fafm 37—A line home, 2 story, 8 room house, with 2 splendid lots (House on corner lot i, near business part of town 6 , 000.00 • V« v ît 7— Dear Sir: In Order that you can form a correct idea of San- ford I will state a few facts as published by our com­ mercial Club. Sanford is in the new county of Seminole, for­ merly Orange. Sanford will he the county seat. Sanford is on the south shore of I«ake Monroe, a beautiful lake about four miles wide and seven miles lonR. The St. Johns river runs throught it from east to west. Sanford bar r. p -illatio n of G.300 (city census of 1912). Sanford lias six churches P resbyterian, M eth” odist, B aptist. EpLxR'^ lia n , Conpregational and C atliolic. A High ¿ cIiol*., (I ram mar School, P rim ary School, Kinciertiuiten and Catholic School. Spleniid-W ater W orks, Gas P lant, Electric P lant, two.Tele® iiraph System s, Local and Eon« Distance Telephones, Standard Oil Station. 1»ulf Refining Oil Station. R ail­ road Shops, ill.. .' v.'.t mobile Garages and M achinery Shops., R a ilw a y i*> Jacksonville, Tam pa, Oviedo, j Leesburg, Eustis, St. Petershur« and Cameron C ity. R ailw ay Shops, with monthly pay roll of $2lJ,000.00. Two Banks, with a combined capital of $7<>L 517.,x2. There were 2,5H9,010 letti-rs miriled in the Sanford Post Cilice in 1912. Two Ice Plants, capacity 150 tons per d ay. $200.000.00 for Brick Roads to the Celery Farms. T h irty School Teachers, with salaries am ounting to $15,221.00. One thousand one hundred and thirtv-three Pupils. Five C ity M ail Delivery and three rural free deliver). Routes. Daily Boat Line to Jacksonville and boat lines up the river. Ferries across the lake. New I'nimi Depot cost $loo.000.tin. New Express Otlice c.st $20,0U0.0U. Sixtyblocks uf Street paved with v itn lied brick. A paid Fire Department with aulonnibile truck. One News­ paper Ollice. A Fertilizer Plant, shipping 7,500 tons annually. Two Lumber Yards. A Building and Loan AsstK'iation. ( bie Steam and Two Hand lau n d ries. Two Theatres. Four Hotels ami many Boardin« Houses. One C arriage and Wagon Factory. Three Blacksmith Shops. Two Restaurants. Two Baker­ ies. One M ilitary Band. One Public Library. One tM»i“ Plant $70.non no appropriated for a Federal Building. Concrete \\ i irks. ( ulti Storage Plant. Three- Artesian Well Drillers. Six Public Parks. One Base Ball Park Two Tennis Courts. Tun Bottling WJ’fks. Seven \\ Iloir-•ale Fish Houses, Two Plumbing Contractors. Four uilding ( ontractors. Two Photograph Galleries Three Livery Stables. Four Attorneys at Law. Splendid Sewerage System . Street C ar Line, Masonic, K . of P., W nf W . Elk. Moose. Eagle Lodges. Two Bicycle Shops. One R ealty Trust Company. Seven Real Estate \geneies. Three ( rate M aterial h Hl-'t'S. I h i e Fn ■ IiKtifW rapi'iim l ’apri- ami Printing Faeton I r\< 1*'|i". S t o r e ' ­ ance Al' omck-'. Im w P hysirians .Nineteen <nonT . Sii-re.s, Eight Dn t ll >t|> I lo ii- 'r '' rurm ture Mores. Three i lotlung Stores. Four Three Hardware Stores. Four Drug Stores. One Wholesale Grocery, tine Wholesale Feed and Grain House. One 5 and B* Cent Store. Two Jew elry Stores. 'Two M usical Instrument House". Two Seed Houses. Two V eterinary Surgeons. Three Dentists. I Two Civil Engineers. Three thousand live hundred it 1 .i its, I i f I wt-t-n 11>t It a m t 1 1 1 h St> , i ui Ftench,each $300.00 Acres in Vegetables. Iw enly-seven Vegetable B uy­ .i 1 ail u m i li O sh ..tal I -ini rl 500.00 i 2 1 a it.", cicaI ri I a I 1 irla 1. gi n < I V k i I 1000.00 ers, etc., etc., etc. 350.00 h o i on S a n f o r d lle ig b l> Sanford is fine of the healthiest cities in the state. i* hot on S a n fo rd H e ig h t« 300.00 Splendid street cleaning departm ent, sewerage, a i 2 1 <ol.s iji Hlk 1000.00 T u r ii well organized san itary departm ent and such other 1000.00 H- 2 Splendid Heights hot« organizations as cojuluce to the welfare and good health. !)- 2 ToLhin Sanford Heights 700.00 250.00 The vegetable' output from the Sanford farms for 10 2 D)U in (leorgetown 11 Ixit on Magnolia, between 8th and 9th 850.00 bust season, from 2,175 acres of tiled land and 1,325 12- 2 l«otn nn (Ink, Wl ween 12lh unit 13th 1100.00 acres not tiled, was as follows: 13 5 Dtt.i un Sanford Heights, fronting IHirk avenue 420.000 C rates Celery ........ $525,000.00 07x130. Each ’ 550.00 250.000 C rates Lettuce 375.000. 00 14 —2 IaiLs, corner 10th and Myrtle 1100.00 215.000. 00 15*—1 Corner lot, loth and Pfilmetto 900.00 225.000 C rates Other Vegetables 800.00 25.000 Barrels Irish Potatoes 125.000. 00 IS— 1 Dit between 9th and 10th on Palmetto 17 1 IA > t lx<twecn 3rd and 4th on Ouk 1250.00 99.000. 00 18— 1 Lit between 3rd and 4th on Oak 1 10.000 Bushels Corn 2100.00 65.000. 00 1 I.ot, between tut and 2nd on French 65.000 Bushels Sweet Potatoes 19 000.00 23,750.00 2 0 B l o c k 5 , T i e r It) 19.000 Boxes C itrus ( ilru s Fruit 3500.00 24.000. 0021 168x268 ft., on Park Avenue <about 6 lota) 2,000 Tons Hay 22 Lot on 1st Street, between Palmetto and Sanford 81.000 W atermelons ........................... . 12,500.00 1 I kV -■'vWi J •iti V- , vm » \ id* * ' v . * -a vM r 1 • ! i9 1 a !« . n l 1 4 ■m* à 1 M ? - -.i«,rï i ■k t i Avenue» 1100.00 23—Nice Lot in Sanford HeighLk 225.00 $1,464,260.00 24 —I*ot on corner, bet. 11th and 12th, on Magnolia or 3,118 cars of 40,000 lbs. cap acity. Avenue. One-half pash . * ................ 500.00 25— Lot on 3nl Street, Stringfel low’s Addition 500.00 26— Corner lot Markham Heights.............................. 300.00 1— Five room Cq^tage, on Palm etto ave­ 27— 7 I«ots in West Sanford .............. ....... 700.00 nue betw'een'4th and 5th streets-^28— Whole blcx;k, 3, Tier 18 1500.00 29— 2 Lois in Celery Avenue Addition . 200.00 toilet and bath. Artesian well con­ 30—l I«ot in Celery Avenue Addition .......... .. . 300.00 nection. Cash — ...............................1,500.00 31— Wj? of a Block (5 lots), on Palmetto 2000.00 2— Lot 13, Blk 5, Tier 2, House of 10 rooms 2,500.0032— EU of a Block (5 lots), on Magnolia ......... . 2000.00 3— Lot, 100x150 ft., 10 room House, two ’ ‘ ‘ A 33— WH of Block (5 lyts) on Park......... ....... .............. 2500,00 stories. Flowing well and rain w ater ‘ * 34—2 I«ots, between 10th and 11th on Elm ... ... 800.00 p—4 Lot, between 1 1th nnd 12th rn Magnolia ....... . 4UU.00 w ater tan k ................ ............................ ...... . 4,500.00 —2 on Magnolia, between 10th and 11th ... . . 1250.00 4— Two stor>', 7 rr>om House, lot 100x110 37 -1 I«ot, between French nnd Myrtle, on 1st St. 1000.00 ft., on Oak avenue. Plenty of flowers and shrubbery .................................. 3,500.00 ■“ i r - f i v e ro o irr^ otta ger corner lot, 67x 75 feet. Eiasy term s. ......... ............................... i.. 2,100.00 6—Lot 65x117, House 6 rooms and bath, warehouse. |mUse _ of warehouse re- 1 / 1 » V ;**t*>• VrLl mt R. U. M ARKS’ Real Estate Agency. Established 1869. ^ I have some choice tim ber tracts, and a few good .And 1. can heat the world on. C elery *t-i |f. C. DvBOUE, -J r-y 1 �♦+M « >»♦«««« i ♦« +++. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1913 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 18, 1913 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 18, 1913. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 18, 1913; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/725c208532bafac9d3bdd41bcd2ecd76.pdf 440cd5174e1f49f9f6bd82a2fbaf5743 PDF Text Text ♦+ M « > » ♦ « « « « i ♦« +++. �T ÍV - , Ilií llll SAMI OKU III It All) •• ♦ i * .1 1 '' I ’ll , I «lift P'lM W ^ d C m v T'. m i I i » ai.«t I r».la* M.irninfi ll> -Hill llll lit R A M ) K P R IM IN G J f' .aiT* II * ;.- lil i * i | i , i « ♦ • -■ i*. 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M . jf . .4 ’. i l l P a y , F o u r !p c r Cent In torcst On S a v in g s D e p o s it s PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ,-.i , r- T in * * I >1. I th a t in , la s an juf.I . . h u f lin i n t to K ill In * it.iiu . ,.| r>^m - t . in * , n u llif y h im ,* r ■ II. , )i¿ ^ , r<„ , ,, . i ulti ¿'-i.* ’* *»••* tiii Ij.i- * . , .it t irti ti »1 it , ¡ L if,.*r. . i - i . . >: ; ■ * .r “ . I ." ' . ... .I I " r J . . .1 r*t. m.' i t . f lidi ' '«* Ila« '• *1f *” f| t'M'Lir \ , If* , J1 ■, III 'th* af U m i d i t i tu*' li.' ,\( N t lilt' U n (II I l i cIK i..** , -t1 ' 1 *»* -»»»» i limili a n in n e « »i < What ri !.. - » • -V nod ' • i • * ‘' . J h .» ,- V■*' ^'r *' 1Í* » ' i t •" f ‘ * t» I' « »1 , •» t- * ’ ? . *f ^ — V * Saniord Business Collect Il In I’ it ••rf| * "T(|t,i. lit*. 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I» f? ti li* t \{ 1» » Hi f»1 t 1! *t Ili >mi fi.r.l I f M r** T 1»*»* »*ir f hrr» l*-r* tu *il# >un tu ih»- n»ujI idi lite I hth f|*> uí Anfiipt, A . l L I V I l ■mi III« afl|frtRt|t t| Bflf >r*U h*vr («j I he- fTttntttlf ».I •«»! | * t ll» T ^«luMitke •! • iti» * i!l t-r f f i t f n l tt f f* >'*1 \\ if r«Hw* n y f'*n « m i •oufiIy Ju tlfr »m| il.» *Nr»t ("I *«1111 F AUfi th A* Ih« Kuh ij AJ iti J uly , A l* i f i a . Attract caslontrr» hy keeping your pistes cool, co m fo rtsb la and free from flies. W e handle all styles and sues of G-F. Elec­ tric Fans —The l e a d ­ ers of the Market. t lious.itiii" .'I a. r*— *■I l.iii 11 ni-, r ,i ri.I 111" 1.1,! p. I Cl hi iti.... ..llll i l l . Ip* nliner ul lamí h.t» hi- |iru|iri> .it a ti,r.|. are offset hy waste and hits ¡hoe .sets or list,, of it* ini in T h a t * rt.e i-nitili T» . - . * mtiverr « t t j.f..| sM tA turn af all.ills ii.it mili it | ..reía I. ,t *r pr«i\iw|»*r - fri*rn íit*vaii I, I he* 1U tu*. I I . in every *lal. ul the I ninti I'alutl.a 4 It** 1 i»f fihilor lMirk» uihI i|i*hv(*r l'enm. s. s t o. lo (influì A Musi ley ír » ' . llr r n M . iSralf WM MAHTIN*. to Ml** kífci)trM litMio in M’iik'iJ |>nii * l< ( i flarrtrean to \ Il lnhn*"f Gl T u r a l i 4 QUflf> Jti‘l|T^ 11 niton »irdi-r jfjiiui the t|a> I., lure. lite N . I', liateÌM>r ami wife to I). . fjC. They are having a pretty three ror- i leaders of the movement say thf"y trill iVndleton. NO TICK In Ih, I lrn.ll I m iri) S e ir n lh JailrUI l imili nt !iere<l flp llt f iv e r in t h e F i f t h <'i r r u í t p.-u lia farmer Lm JMr n't't rim*, than \N inifljf dnil w if*» in A C* |U*JiTafid» li» an«t fu« Nh i i Ip -J i < iRtRlj, In ~ .......................— _ .v e r the .'III. .- " f -Wal.' \ 11-■r *.1 *. atl-l IIW 1* ■ ■ M • ’ “ ■ i munr ; —. a ■.1■■■ » . — i m.iii^i¿~ -M ■ a— ^ Kji t »*Wr-i «II ndr». 'I h e f i e r u h l . a n iiu t n fle r a l i v »ugii»»- fur P' jar .'.nt le v than they now pay . W. M. Han.M'l and wife to 11. J. Hmwel v*. UiU A. Sì Ttir*vh*4 t o n * (as'iiUM - a ll th e a p p lii- n u t * ,u e ).. r I* . A. I h i r t o n n e d wife t u l i !(. S ic bt»d 1>n1fT non.il frierais ami ar» all ria n Ü A Itt’WAfd, I»«frfd lir.G tkaaltafi leu*. Ilu) .Make** a Haul ¡I frafn It«* duT? Ll«wJ mi ilj? Kdwin Sp«orer. Jr., (it-orge S j.in l.i i k n r H itit W m w that A* M. on# ' Ijike Chartr*, La.. July 'TJ.— Herof |k» dHfTutalMj* tlwnuTi I, h mHofvnM4«»f and J. P. II, K n o n e e A n y n n .l .if th e m t ntnmissioner* Met ul tl«« "iiit i»l «red ih .1 1 hti f»tlrfiirt* ** m tie! Pierce, agetl IT. an .-i(ir*-s wugun is y a p u h le h rtM u u ; th e . tli. a m ) till uniifKivn, »r**i lh»t t» t » k . d/leier. t oilfeSM.I toilai tliat he »tel. 4FH( »rtf ih*i th«*rr l» po TFie iainrd of county cot* niiisiotu rs ife u| of them nn- l.rigl.t atei l.rajni y..ung f»-fe* Tl ill l i * l i t n* ul H oFff I ih» Mf » «I C’{ «M twenli t tii.i'witui dollar* Ft. in 0.. ■Í mu "I* county n» I here >.-*terr!ri •aj). * * t » •*{ *tr » is. r* w■i*i * 1 -• ) s*j * k f* ruijUt till tl nf ' ' • I r. x t ‘ 11 1 y i * I . ). i It 1« ! H 1» f «tuf-r »if J 4*1 »* »( i *.*h f*s. i »lipfit U. • . . •or o . , , ; ■ i,t ar’ a hy tug «inlaid. lav* i r- ....) i j l I f|i In .|»nt t • »' >f ) * ■ *.<*) r* , i »•. 1 f ii ■ i # » ' ( Y ’■T !' 1« J t Tlt f1'. J.» |»*af *».*i r» ts fc w ■!»-*»# !.. if. |.,U of I«>fppifa(til •|U . t * •*! * 1 ' t , u '■ 1 1 i i f l i . l * aiul It,, ii IU*»| •» **hi '» U - , ■ N* « 'f . f wf ifjj .if *i « * --I .If * I . r ' a' I • nit A Iter g. t • . ! ,t|- S*-| 11rtti 1« * 4 I 1 l'*, i ! f • r » ifcc i/** «ti* ¿-* I h.ru »if »ai l I 1 1 » ¡i L» ltk »i i> inntim it I y »tuf A f A IT . \\ I l H V Mi I • \1 . t -ul'"».* i a * • > ... | ■ .*• i t .... .|ni ' . ti'l* a l. rl.e il alter il*lrndAn(. r\ » e * t i T J i 1.1711*»^ » o m i w i r n * In Ia.*'.■of u Inyli U*! t in- .dt leers t.* a ctii.hu It I» furUtFFf H ftjlfH lh *I tJh ,*« Of-lrf |«r puMith-Cwi ■it ii < uun.jri WtawiruFT to arrangi fof (ttfhf roti««« UtSlf Wt»t4 in H»H* many of the Horithi farmers uem mi heusewher.- tlie> umarth..) nearly $7.- f‘ f tht FtlliiTs Mini jiiil unti Jifix lift* the llrr%iii, * br»i|4 |*T pul4i«hcwi la und raUB•l»tr. piK*r, pausili hy the roail*i<le one day iKXJ. T w o thousand dollan* was ftniliu «íUsirtrn* for tin* k*vt rnomy. I ¡j * ty W tia nrt roy h*a«i «ad tí of tht# rmiit and reaaoneij it out. “ The average in T i c n x j uada’a g a r - »» . Thf***»mHr itH pmhnhttiry'thc Pirn #Uil* nt. siy &rMy, a. d nn Florida furjiííT up tArly v%ifh thf was arm teil and confiWM.l tu com- Un* CTiiiit hoUM» nr*«! nlficio) hlfatk|liarr Cleri* Cimul («u rt. Ormar» C'oaijty.UfMvim ¿UxiiTr^M-k ai a tM u u x U i x:i 4-k* ^, l.uL pli.ijtiV .A I niu I lu urtt*ai..rle.u.w.id «iei Ml W0Ì4-S m&i ton^ his Chicago suspchdm to hp is cxjxctrd to be recovered* First « t i « ! . . K-Ti— it • I• ‘ l Sanford Light Jv I ui l * .. mpany 1111 S. uth I’mk Vie. I hone 27 Fti TffTNEW NEPTUNE HOTEL D A YTO N A BEACH. FLO R ID A , a Under the mstiigetnciil of Mr an.l Mr*. Ilnpland, formerly owner* of Hotel Deiplitnl, l)a>toni * f*ne*t and lirgett hotel. I liiv give» ) warranty that the cutmie service will finr ci»»». Kmini, with .J ' privitc b jih » Fvcry rrmfii 113« jh 4k.t j j * %irv*. t>e1 n^ Mtujicd mi 4 hlull on a cornet hit. ^«hi will meef your friend* there. A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald -vviH-Rcnt Ycrur House For You . T V 7 •» —--------— sV * ' :-n . C|. 7- » yv ÍT T T * �,S ly 22 . 1913 ~ >v THE SA N FO R D H ER A LD rrsSH AM « A H N « I III IK K uico -urn»' mi** T b O n l? M i-aiih < n l l l r < nn N hi’f rh s lln r h lii NI «k * **b*iM mi* Mr 1.4 hi**! th ro u g h tli*' r r .f lu .»tinti •'! U p til»* 4 III; r iî t i c i l l tl le K ln ru l.i . ¡lit 1» .itv 1 i l i . - f i l l i TT«yy W fli'-fi'i. e / u rb ' an d T f i t h i n ' iT a !*tiiit*tk n«>rm* in \s 1) t\t4 t li> V.ill.» ■ ' -, •lit li autb« /•«tjii ¿ -li il. M i i 1 ifi'llt 1,14 k l«? - \ ||l ■rt. 1-1 , 111: , I r. . '-•■ ii £?■Z r r. K in g th e h e i i i . u d .t i n b u ca m o onrtiptu r, ,| O n » I n n w a s u n u s u a lly » . l l m a rk e d . " O h ! " tb o y o u n g w o m a n • i _ i t S th e y a r - w o r jli. 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I a-w 1» of th . . illi.e n - p resid ed o v e r b y A ir one THE GENEVA HOUSE ¡ S l* |{IS i.S 17ttl a lnei‘ l pig w ;et held lit tin- » m u p d efin in g H A T E S the $ 1.50 lim it» o f A lta m o n te S p rin g » ' p r e c in c t , uvef w h ich a iy i wio* ununinum »l> rn rd fu ll) l ' L k ratified S|tr . is I bf lh* W i l l CM Month b y th e c itiz e n s. The »oil ol w o n d e rfu l productiv«jne»s of th e S e m in o le h y th e , a r ly in its so il. O ran g e a n d ! g c d u n t y is e v id e n ce d m a tu r it y of seed J D A V Good S e rv ic e Q O O O aO O O Q O O O D O O O aO D D Q O aO O C p lan ted W . O s te e n , y f O a k K n o ll P ectin Good Location --------------- f ir o r e , p la n te d cit- ns* fruit -v »h1 fro m which to grow nur- || _ . vr'r/Mkt i n r* A / 'l l »cry stock .the middle of March rfnd lU IN A D tA L li some of the little seedling* arc inVdoom ! [ July I2 th Tan any of your readers ‘ J j h E' NE^W HOTEL NEPTUNE report like result.» since tho copious and » ill opeo Juijr 5* under the men■ (tm .nl of Mr. and M u . D npland fretjuentMihowerjt after weeks of tirouth formally . . . . . . of Hor.l Draplaiwf. and hot weathar, which caus'd th» I i u p . l hat aI :— u * r * ic a v vrguto iiö t curl,up on citrus trees m-tbl»' T h i. ( i v n a » irtln ty lhat l h * P section t!» trees are showing a new and j cuiairtt irMuct »ill be fit.l tlaaa. Room, »«ih (.rivale bal ha Every rapid growih amj, are pruftW in new' room hai an otean vif» Ib bloom buds, which indicate* n large crop uatcii on the blud on a corner kn. of late fruil next spring. The grape You vaili meet your blenda thrf«. fruit trees that w ere v e ry shy of blootn | at the blooming season are now showing a very full bloom J. \V ( N te e n b ro th e r at left tkites>n, todax »h,< to M 'll M in i ( ¡r a c e [» e w is ,, Oll|\ (*r«hjim Fribk Kurt. r. J Hurt. A K Moll). 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Its nelghtxir, New Out tie a. thu largest Island In the world I« known orili In small part, although It may bo tilled with undeveloped riches. ‘ IX X X X X X X X X X X X J O C 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 7 Four Houses', on 2 lots. Georgetown. Deep well with yitcher pump, cor. I lie General News of the Land 10th and Willow ........................... 1,200.on of I' lowers 8 Lot, Markham Height-s, 100x1-10, house, 1 rooms and bath. 500 gal. Lank . 2,200.0(1 rom i 3 r s ^ < « r » r > T û S « h M H im . ^ i f c s .A-jat. iDlixlULL cor--Sanford--------------- TTEÏEHETT KT>ir'^rP, TTY T h e a v e ra g e I m s ln e r s mnrr will gd avenue ami 11f h st. '1,000.on on Isugtilng at the s p e llin g r e f o r m e n An Lpitnme of the Week'» Mo*l Im and dependin g on his «ten o g rap h er to 10 Lot on Markham Heights, lot lo l.x lli). («oft.int i -in the help him out tuj usual when ho Cornea well 150 ft. deep, house -1 rqoms. Sold 800.On to a hard word. ’I State'« Domain 11 House and 2 lots, cor. 2nd and Elm, W HAT £ The site him ta-eri mU*iU»i uv d ta ttn ■i.UOO.UH .¿is»«*« I ------ 5C3 HU Revenge. chust^if on »(licit l „I he hi rui'» new f i l l , P e a r Fir: ~ ¡2— A splendid large house, H> rooms, 2 lots, "I,et rn« taki- that wretched thing •HH| iu Iiimi I linilllillK »ill 1« irectw l 5,000.0(1 n „ u a ................. ^ -I , .. store house and barn home," said the patient as the denti«', Ju.*t .1 - s k i I i lot the hon«ta lire ***»M u o r l In Order that you can form a correct idea o f Fan- j-j Withdrawn' relieved him of his aching molar "1 » ill corijnietire on the A roetnre ford I will state a few facts as published by our com­ want to take It home and poke sugar 14 .L o t, Sanford Heights, 07x180, good 10 oo0 , In It nnd see It neh»*." mercial Club. rborn house, electric lights, artesian Work is now |[ning right ahead on tin Sanford is in the new county of Seminole, for­ mfinunoth fgur-«t(>ry department store well, tank and engine. Lots of fruiLs merly Orange. Sanford will be the county seat. TTuMt, Noblest Development. for Orlando, A loeaf’flrpi Im* the eonand flowers ..... ......... ............... 3.500.00 Tvo often said that husbands nnd Sanford is on the south shore of Hike Monroe, a tract for the iron work and all metal wives reach their truest snd noblest 15 Fine house on the Heights, modern work, and this alone amount» to over development when they nr« compli­ beautiful lake about four miles wide and seven miles improvements, lot 184x130, chicken $TJ,(»ki, The ne» building »ill he a mentary to each other.-— Mrs. WoodHi long. The St. Johns river runs throught it from ejLst yards, kewanee System water works, crtlf'il and an ornament to Orlando row Wilson. to west. ooo orange trees, flowers, etc 5,000.00 Sanford I u l s a population of 6,300 fcitV census of 10— House, 4 rooms, on 3rd St., between The city fathers of Ilarto» are in­ Keeping Lemon*. 1912). vestigating the matter of installing tin Palmetto and Magrtolia 1.800.00 To keep lemons, wtiw* them w-lth a Sanford has six churches^ Presbyterian, M eth ­ necessary equipment which »ill place clean, dry cloth, then wrap well up 17 House, 8 rooms on 3rd St, between Pal­ odist, Baptist, Episcopalian, Congregational and Cath­ that city in the second class cities in In tissue paper and place them on n metto and ¿ianford ..... .................... 1.300.00 insurance ratings. This »ill mean a ahelf so that they ilo not touch each olic. A High School, Grammar School, Prim ary 1#— House, 2 story, 8 rooms, on Oak, be­ new tank with a much larger capacity, other. School, Kindergarten and Catholic School. Splen­ tween 3rd and 4 th. __________ ,___ ___ 3.750.00 ~*n electric alarm^rtnrm.—ami.rniich ' -■ —■ —■— '»*• r.’j « 11. did Water Works, Gas Plant, Electric Plant, two T ele­ larger «enter ntlftvra motor truck, twenty 19— House and lot between 3rd and 4 th, on .. f i r s t Use of Cocos In England. graph Systems, Local and Long Distance Telephones, live volunteer firemen and one man will Until sixty years sgo cocoa was taxOak avenue, 5 rooms and bath and Standard Oil Station, Gulf Refining Oil Station, Raildevote his whole time to rtv An estim­ « d In England as a patent medicine, 4.500.00 ate of what this will cost is being pre­ and could bo sold only In packets wttlr mad Shops, three Automobile Ganiges nnd Mnrtrrnery20 2 1 >f) Lots, cor. lutn ana Magnolia, gar­ a stamped wrapper. pared. Shops. Railw ays to Jacksonville, Tampa, Oviedo, age, lawn, etc., splendid house, *2 ooo Leesburg, Eustis, St. Petersburg and Cameron City. story and attic, toilets, closets in The ntllcial resignation of H. I! Rich­ Accidents on Orltlsh Streets. Railway Shops, with monthly pay roll of $20,000.00. About 100 street accidents a day oo every bedroom. Furnace in base­ ardson as secretary of the Jacksonville T w o Banks, with a combined capital of $701, 547.82. In tbo wholo of Great Hritaln. Hoard of Trade was filed Saturday with ment . w 10,000.00 There were 2,509,010 letters mailed in the Sanford the governors of the organization. The 21 —A fine new house, 8 rooms, 2 lots, cor. Post Olliee in 1912. T w o Ice Plants, capacity 150 whole Ilung came as a thunderbolt to 8lh and Park, shade trees, hath and even memliers of the board of govern­ tons per day. $200.000.00 for Brick Roads to the toilet. Steam heat 6,500.00 ors. Mr Richardson will take up the Celery Farms. Thirty School Teachers, with salaries 22— Good, 2 story house on Oak avenue, foreign colunizutiari work of tiu^.South­ amounting to $15,221.00. One thousand one hundred ern Settlement and Development Or­ between 7th and 8th Sts. ..................... 5,000.00 a n d . thirty-three Pupils. Free C ity Mail D elivery ganization with headquarters in Lon­ and th ree. rural free delivery Routes. Daily Boat 23— 6 Room house on Sanford avenue, bedon, England. He will remain with 1,800.1)0 Lino to Jacksonville a n d 'b o a t lines up the river. 9 L a,jd 5th streets the Jacksonville Hoard of Trade as its secretary until October l. however, Ferries across the lake. New Union Depot cost $100,House and lot, cor. Jth and Laurel ci o n ,2100.00 X 000.00. New Express Of lice cost $20,000.00. Sixty- *,r Ur-1 ,,,U j*ia ^ t ‘LS*1 Montl»r»Hik. a «mall plan* north of blocks of Street paved with vitrified brick. A paid 7,.* 1 l< rawn; * I hmnHInn. wit* tin* u t i h 1 «i f a i|n<ih|i* Fin1 Department with automobile truck. One NewsAcres im Hiy Heights, . room, - story billing tiNjm . * h*n m .i pj«to| iliii-l 1.« . house. 3o bearing orange in vs 2.500.00 paper ( Hlice. A Fertilizer Plant, shipping 7,500 tons t w»*cn 1 I) IlftuiiD) of Lah**hifwl anti room house, tool shed, flowannually. T w o Lumber Yards. A Building and Loan “ ■ ,V a u L H K.i«if of M o n thronk, both turn 2.500.00 H cforc you g o a w a y on your Kilh-fl Th»* h not mg ,Mm r r n l Association. One Steam and T w o Hand Laundries. ... vi-1!'^,U<' trip, rail on os for a supply o f 28 Withdrawn. ht-»i .*s*f liTtJav .in<! w.t" i h« r»-*-nit nf ,i i wo I heatres. Four Hotels and many Boarding .>« m i.* . . “ A H A . ” Cheques. T h e safest quarrel over hing's daugblur. In » horn j and most c o n v e n ie n t w a y of Houses. One Carriage and Wagon Factory. Three <lt v ' ’ ■’ nn<.‘ ^OUS0, - s,nLV. b Howard has h.-eu paving attention* in carry Inn travel foods, in (lie Blacksmith Shops. Tw o Restaurants. f w o Bakerrnoms' 1 ,,ous<'' 1 >,' ,rv' '* n ’"»>*• t tilled Slatt i autl t.atiadj, as ss i ll * 'll* ll tin- lather o t.o .l.-d llutt la v in 1 House. 1 story, 2 rooms. One-half X us abroad. íes. One Militai^ Band. One l ’ublie l.ibrarv. (Ine »li'Miting .il tin- -.irtii tiim ri<I i ai'ti cash " . V I L A , ” C h e q u e s a re just as 2,500.00 X killed [lii other i n - t a h l R Howard r ( old Storage Fiant. $70.000.UH appropriated for a h a n d y as p e r s o n a l c h e e k s , w i t h A earn* la r* iii«*ot Ihr*-*- ii-ar* ago froiti m i d llflt i d l y ait im i i i l r n l l f l i atiiK l. Federai Building, (o lie re te Works, ('old Storage 30 An elegant house, with nice lawn, and X \l l\\v,-l| \ l ,lj ,| •«•.♦** ,1 ' .4j.*P*'' ít-f A c c e p t e d all o v e r the w oriti. flowers, t*t e., on 1’ark A ye. 6,000.00 X Plant. Three Arte-iati Weil I ) ri I!»-r*. Si\ PulJie He \ ( I■I M. •^1. — A Vit-lit tiikH iu* i wirnnut Paek-av«mu*10,000.00 X Parks 1'in •:t »• I «al '.trk I wo 11n;,i> U'TTP" /*•*•» tin fitnllk»^ fi' ’• X ■■2 H>'U*e. 2 dory, > rm»m>. i-leetrie light-.. * It \V11*a11 --■ale ! !>t! 1b *11-t X X gas h*r cooking, nipper wire m n-eji>, V trt UC « 1 our 1'•mh ling ( mil rat 3*i gallon I h tiler A I»arcain . U ,.( lh.lt t»f Ml. \ i r 1 11 Noi Hi»' 1« f|M# 3,500.00 11'I s*. i \Vn Ph< it i >: r.t i aa U• ri'v. ; l hr* e 1 tier .f >*• ln«" .. 1.1 1 t.frh-l . I.' ( 1 !I.» * . i. 1 -■ 1 I Itiii'i-. 2 >l.oi'\. s p iM in , »»ii M..ign«i*'ba 3.000. 011 . t Diu S Jden i:Itd >i •V11 j, •tit ♦ \ i 11. .1 ft II I II* X 8 1.11'' * D im \i ' »»liti . pf* , « 1 I \ 'h*»]«v 1 1 * • 1 1 1 * * . 1 1 « » 1 I m 2 .toi . ,uit 1 A ace S» 11n i. M ri • i < . - . ** aliti! d* ali d l) t ■ I A* . .■ au. M.* • i\ . "I P X i i i " n » attic. 8 rooms, garage, flowing well, X «’ii« pi ."t.fHÍ* «*t rii. »lii-! Ulf • I'll l • up i V i i IttCM'l iid-- 1.( "lei X W , i.l W . I PI .\j , , '•>! «T fiali W[| b . a* 1■' .1 -11 \ bargain 1/1 ' T l I - Il l \ h 7.000. 00 X t ' empii; i * . ci \t‘ii Re. X Simps, (im L'*.i if I* tri-li. Istilli it I f r*t "I a t i l t ‘Il ItiK «•i s.iMoim X 8.» House. 8 rooms and kitchen, on M yrtle .Instate \geneirs. Mm ate M aler id 1b'li'-i •<. ' nt luti nets Ilk« nut s; I* mid puls a ».inumi \\ i bet w 1 -,-n ,'ah : t n»f Dili s n 1 ., ,| X i, « nii, «.i 11,-1 T---i i. If i> ndi W, ¡¡-e - ! 1 .e 1* 1 , *■ ¡ in ■■ Ink« up h* r I iid* n » il h i n . ' e l Uxl D. SI.OHH.OO ,,it i-.,.y t.mis or 1,500.00 X 1< : tu'! I* i\*■ ''I i* a1 ' X *q l X ala *■ Ag» i « a >b ur. •*b * 1. * i t ’ i . e r * u if ' 2 ‘ r M«'111 Moll -e ] j - " « t X ■ lb t 1 1 t‘ <•) I «T i V ir » ’1 flp -I* j ' * - - l *• -*** '' I.inn I.mm nn !I !' , * X * ■ 1 ■ It«‘M i*2 i ■ > r s r •«-m )• -ii * . i ,■ ■ I I 1 1* X Willi 2 spleiidid lot.* House on (oi iu r X ■• . i ....... I i i '*i ■■« 1 1 * «li i . ('Ii* '[«I Sit i| > I V. <» Well* X i n n ig e f u n k * a» in co lo r In c e n tra l lot , near business part of town 6,000.01) X iimeni ! b mses. wi i Sc i*■ A filen wlinn'll stilili th em w ith Indigo, X Stores. 1V.o X lin! (il'Hîf ;r411 illl lDH-Irt LlarU« tk 111 ' li) vri ( Ufs. Vim r i |( titl'd X Ileuses. Tv... ’ X Jli|.{lh« 1 -I • • ■'D'|| V?liirI !•■«! t •• 1 !. • * tt*;<Jr*'' * e 1h* >1 X I " i ’ i\ ii 1. I \\\ . M p f 1 ■*.1 1 ! Hido t.fi* :f i , III! * !1 T «i i * annui X ! e. :i 1 1 * 1 j ' i'.iV fuii i ti« ir ' i hi.lj Hal.« l.o X .* 11 . ,, . * i«- i I"i h . ml I .n, . .(im im X ;mih«* f* i \ ( i i\1 :N \ |ti iV 11| I IH • •<a ml '< i,< ■' " X , i ii« *1 I'"i" "n ^ i .Mim 1 , • . * • r :. ■ ¡ r * ---; ,11.00 ^ • -*i s\Î 1 X ila 11! '.IIII [ Ii i ! i A*>,r• ,i *• fG • i-yp Old Fashioned I 1,1 X X Imiti.nn «‘ r i ¡ ’.if »fl.l 1.1 . Hi* 1 O' !» « 1111 X Wt II - . .!,'■* ' I • IHI:t] I 11Ii'll' . i.' -I I onn nn X iv)it»L il i•i•)-h! t 1 1»* k iiL'l ak, I "I.- Ill S;iJ|'i il *I II- ; 1 X oriNini :il "i i « i Miici ' 11 I (ye u <11;ii'« ;ilid t'tji d Invili h. [")«’*•firun1ti*' 1»1* - . #’ * - in “ lit T im i . nn X I he \ »Ti " ■ ■ * « on' pul troni tin S.inf*»rd I'uniL« l'or I* Mid Imi D l.ii t l ’ Pm* 't 1 I « ! III • ■ « I II w i't ■ iS V 1 1 grai.nii V X U tili lo f>u|l|'llll II ht‘>llllt l'k II' lllttllliisl season. Iioin 2 ,Du iteres ni i lieti land and 1,325 11 Lui un .Wiigimlia, lui ween sin and !Rh « 5 0 .0 0 Mici« mali li lui! noi liv In'iivv r ir t l l li T j, 12 2 1ni - mi ' >ak, lu'Usii-n 12i Ii .md l.’iili 1100.00 acres not tiled, was as follows: t'ill b) umili i-itiliii'lii unii » 1*1* i min Modem Methods 120.000 ( rates t elery $525,(111(1.01) 15 .i 1.1*1.’* mi Sanford Height.-*, induing Park an nui n*l. tl Minili Iti *'■•• il* 111k I*•■**t Klnrjr. 6.x LH» Fach 550.00 X figl In Imi II*-» » m i bui In »un* l'To* 250.000 ( 'rales I .etLtlee 575.00(1.0(1 1I 2 I I it -, ei «nu r lUlh and M y i thAnd Science I 100.do X »'fitteli * a ri Si h n t z. 225.000 ( rales ( Mher \ egelables 215,00(1.(10 15 M Tuner let. |i»th and Palmi tin ÍIOO.OO Pri**lui'ri lip t rc.un timi 1 * iLc 25.000 Barrels Irisii Potatoes l" I I "1 hei ween Nth and lUlh on Palim-ipi 125.000. 00 «011.00 Should Have Warned the Maid. jcine of jin fcultunP* 1 1.ol lu-l we* n drd ¡unl it h mi Oak 1250.00 110.000 Bushels ( orn 99.000. 00 "Till» houan Ih im Inin BIIIIU' ullliuilt 2100.00 (»5,000 Bushels Sweet Potatoes fR M N SK TIliJk ( ream i* (In* »rou anil Ihn dunr chlldri-ti, » r i t « 1» 65.000. 00 18 1 Dd In-t ween did and-Il)i on Oak .i.i, I'* ) but. Lei ween Dl and 2nd mi French « 00.00 iuibhlnn now to t|>*■ alumni »If**, «ln* comlmiattim made u( PURL 19.000 Boxes l it rus Citrus Fruit 23, iaU.00 -jp mlK k 5, Tier 1" la with tho fondly nt lit-r tiuiUu>r'a. errani, iH'ifliml. made li> ihr 2,000 Tons Hay 21,000,00 21 !"N\2dsft . mi Park Avi-mie ahoul (i Inis 0500.00 Out tho faithful mahl <>f oil work lalcil nm Imirii »ml under the 12,500.00 22 Fot nn i„i Si reel. between Palmetto and Sanford 81.000 Watermelon* writ*-»: "tìliur»«. muni. Mr Itilbbiu» Iman't bi-fti In until nft*‘r t«*-|v[* Ay etna s 1100.011 inuvi jieifni vaoitary conilition* »‘clock never u iiIrIu »luce you li-fi" 81 -t(>4 25«) 0(1 A.1 ; l" '.ot, in Sanford Heights 225.00 Huy it from your local dealer by * ' ' 21 Fot on corner, bet. Itili and 12lh, on Magnolia (he dish, pint, or quart. nr 3,118 cars of *10,000 lbs. capacity. Avenue. One-hnlfrash 500.01) Deal to S p e c ia liz e . 2 -1 Fot on M rd Strii't, Stringfelh.iw'.s Addition 500.00 Sldo track» aro a Rood iblmt. but *2d ( Tinier lot Markham Heights 300.00 Iho eldo tracks abould all In thu Ion# 1 F ive room Cottage, un Palm etto ave­ , Fon SALE nr 1 27 7 I.ms in West Sanford 700.01) run be switched on tho main lino, nue between 4th and 5th streets 28 Whole hloek, 3, Tier 18 . 1500.00 Don't dabble lu t o « many things, DO toilet' anil bath. Artesian well con­ don’t stfatter yournglf op too jnanjr 2!» 2 Lots in ("elery Avenue Addition 200.00» languages. Hotter be nblo rl o Bpcitk nection. Cash ‘ ....... $ 1,500.00 36 1 D»t in relerv'AVenue Addition 300.00 00 SANFOHD, FLORIDA win correctly find ^ 110 ^ something 2000.00 2— Lot 13, Blk 5, T ier 2, House of 10 rooms 2,500.00 ;*> V* la«»fa t51otsi,„n Palmetm _ worth doljtg. i L - 1 x u u : n. U« » i;.«-. . a i u -----------------.V» & W L} (H lOui liV i mis j on Bark . . 2500.OH stories, h lowing w ell and rain water -nn nn !M “ I ots' ,M‘'wivn H*th and 11th nn Kim «00.00 water tank ......... ... .:......... 4,uOU.UU i2 .» 1 Lot, between 11th and 12th on Magnolia *1 ou.OO 4— T w o story, 7 room H o u r *, lot 100x110 J 36—2 lots on Magnolia, between 10th and 11th 1250.00 37- l IxU, between Prendi and Myrtle, on 1st St. 1000.00 ft., on Oak aVehue. Plenty of flowers Agents for New York and Chicago Factories and shrubbery 3,500.00 IL H. M A R K S ’ 5 Five room Cottage, corner lot. 07x 75 High Grade B ianoif^Low Prices— Easy Terms Real Estate Agency. feet. Easy terms 2,100.00 Established 1869. Piano Timing A Specialty f> Lot 65x117, House 6 rooms and iiath, emu) i im s u i t rntsj CITY RESIDENCES IN SANFORD S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y , F L OR I D A Marks’ Real Estate Agency — / fed I *f ■.1 ¡rV- > r . W i f h V ’ 4 Honesty (FD# f* ¿1 Thrasher’sPharmacy I* ii. ?- — .—.amflii- A A. H. C R IP P E N & SON Orders Solicited P. 0. Box 1127 Phone 18-4 Rings y (. a* a=W1rÍT warehouse. Use of warehouse re­ served for 5 years. Good flowing well. H a lf cash..... ............................. 1 have ¡some choice timber tracts, and a few good orange groves, and 1 can beat the world on Celery 3,000.00 ¿- '. �OFFI CI AL ( H U Í A N OF S K M IN O l.K C O U N T Y TI I K ( Í AKI I KN S I’O T ( IF THF, W O R M ) P U B L IS H E D SEMI - W EEKLI Volum« Beautifirlhíike Munroe er Parcel Post Will Be Bulkheaded Rates Made In August For Rural CredifPlan Maximum Weight Limit Will more ( i o T o Twenty Pounds <l0*, Commission Will Return From Europe 1 omorrow Other New* On World »Milter* Of Intere« To Bh*y Herald Header* , Preparations were Wing made today by Senator Fletcher of Honda, chair­ man of both the American commission on rum! credits and the federal commi»■iot) òn rural credits uod. agricultural cooperation, to hold a meeting In New Y o rk Saturday of these two bodies upon their return from Europe. The senator witt -rmrmpr't»rdHvtr:ttaLlCMuiiwi««'itm!i submit their report to cun grows ut the s|»ecial session. The American commlsnion consists of n-preaontuti« from each state and from five provinces of Canada, The federal roinndjiinoti was appointed by President \\ il.von in ac cordatila- wihi un art of i-iingr«-»** Niitli cordam i- wiiii aa-I i (strigli ss. Neither N ii.ili.r Hep le r or Sen.itof (iiifi rin ri.r- - a' • -I. '.•!• - d i onai i' »ion, were able in slimy ho- «u b jiiis in Eurojie on account of the tarili bill. Hotli cx|»-ct to atteml the meeting Sut orda -. i I 11,i I« ii in — .................. I i i . i I » «■r 1luring the Inst few weeks « number of men prominent In public life hsAe I»S-|| urged to make the race agiimtt, Congressman 1.»'Engle. No unnoumenieiite have lasn made so far and hi» statement yesterday to the elfect It,al he will ’ reside in Washington in hafuture is certain proof that he Vi)] be a candidate in the new fourth 'dixtrict. Untirualiy cheerful and genial when seen by his local admirer« Congressman L/Engfr outlined the physical mills he bne bmi-w«-e<»mUakJuL tlw J‘*»l F*t*r ,,r more, Ills physical inft.rnfltir* came ciirs»- to putting him out of the battle in Jus strenuous rampmng lor congre«» man at large Although still using crutcfies and a lithe below hi» "id time vigor, he is ready agali f- r ho poltlicul battle, h«- «avl II To fa ll • - I ........... much i ■' be lie.if C ’ a iui t> fii»- 11* ’ ! v has pul ot* I hills tat \t ’ ■' a" ' 1n* ' '* Big K n lu d io n In Rate* For Fir»t A n d Second Zone* A l i o clothe« or leaves tin- a h « » I inn t l|i », t.*.d win- , 1 he chirl i>( police of Pensacola passe» I ('«•*•*» in tfu* early afternoon. Hu an» and Htoi |M-d, ami also admired, e* press mg cnmmeM only on it»- l«e«ultr» hr Announced ..... Aim Hi .1 :<ll p m, Manager hellar » « • -Washington, July 'Jt The I Y»t office railed -iputt by it jrolicemtyi, who noliI>«-partment him »ntuitmri-d ur j or (ant . lied hut. » i l h regret i that the Cil> eodF* change* m the operation of lh*- l urcel governing display of obtu-ene and scanpost system, including an increase In dalou* picture» mjuiri-d the rj-maovul the maximum weight limit UU- packages , of the beautiful lally trulli. vita ol the from 11 Ul 2Q pounds, a reduction ln_lhe |patsernhy. • rates of pontage within the lira! and sec- 1 Manager Kellur complied with the ond lone* and the «tilmliiutton of a con-*, ordinance*. incidentally pulling oil one venient rate chart for the elaborate of the biggest advertising stunt* seen parcel post map in detein ining t "• t age j here ns-t-nily. All of the picture* put rates, 1one wets- turned face to the wall, and Nlice the i-slublishnvent » f t l.i- | arcel u|K>n It.* glass of that one was painted post ’ aystem, ninn> r«-<|ur»t.' l.iivi Iwr-ti a hatlmig -uit. elleclually I'huiking the received at tin- I’lwtofllre l'i p.iftmi-nl figure. i In picture now l« ar" a p!»> lor an increase in i n . i v i m n r n wi ight urd reading Huy me, for i l !,s and of package' I li.it w 11W J»i|-| ,r n—pi uni, i. g ■i i . S a n fo rd L itirc n s W ill f i e n d f slums of H.nd.m I*r. Jam ti BroughMrow nlee's former as* Energies Toward I Ins Feat Ior1, om‘ six'lllti-s- in the ministry in Atlanta w pastor of a c htircb in the poorer section City Council In Receptive Mood O n of l.omlon w here S.OOO are gathered fn^ T i m Project A n d Work W ill Sunday school euch Sabbath. This Be Started x'hmi «se at the submerged half ought to furnish material for some interesting For the past few weeks the Commer­ sermon* ibis full, for it is here that cial ( lub and every UiiMtcr In Sanford ( hrtslianity !.* put to a severe test (In lias ta-en working (or the*new lake front a former visit hr Brownlee made a The Klks wi|) soon erect a tine club special study of die cathednfls. mu­ house on thetake shore ami end »euros, art galleries und universtlica of other dniildmg», among them the m»rt |(7reut Britain. Arnf this wifi givo htm house and hotel are talked nf and the n view of the other side of Hrittish life. lake front is very much in the public If time run tie found lie will write eye. Every one renUxe* that in the p r o - »The Herald now nnd then of some of ent condition thelake front amounts ' the things that are interesting him over to nothing. That bulk lieto ied the hike there, front would la- the most valuable prn|r>Tt> m the «H \ and ivnscom-nth it has ,, ,,, Heath of t ( \\ lllliims r« iichi ii tin- itlderttivn anil thev will , ,. », ,, , . , ( U dilani' lin d at bis bona- M-Iir lake up Ila matter at the next lini ting , , .. . . tioldmi la k e o il U e d lie siia y . aller a lill- * ork '* *1 ’ Ji■ ' *l,s • 1' I " I» at Hampton Spring» for u lew weeks, and tiieii return to tin- capital city b » T mg i cry finu'h m ( r-m -I I* t ile d A i an lui • i i it* in-, i v j In •*■ I ii*- i umts r --( r* * - tlu- b 1111i 11 . iI in V .1 111 " ls(| |cr i i (! I hese ortlv lift V thri-i ..r«- known In have l'i* i| i -* *I I i i i Is«* !• I n j u n ■! an it, s l l gl i t 1 . II. .IfI - I I r *' i i li- I the I tiffs urn tiln ns, tra' ", li til. V lio i,! .*' J I for more I lum a year r tin- i « f the national hcitlrlr depnrton" tin gnvi-rtm.it i ,h "i " - n i un ni in -».in I uni I ‘i-rti alleali.> ili ' : i ,i> binilo an inland wutcru.n si tu rm u ranni |irvi|ect timi would pah -di 11• W.iutlfill clelir wal«-r luki» iri and about the eily m urn- rjuilmumi ->-t• r*i mil nccting them will, tin -*i ba . ■ 11iranni project to la f 1 rr.dl r -I pleasure. It Is col t, rul'd hint ilo ncheme L» feasible. :n .1 li.ul at attui- fu ture time it will tu- pimililc to lruvi-1 b> motor boat from Orlando to lu c i-ton viibIn case this canalwity -hittild rim terinlixe, whefin-r it wm* miei u height litu- or not, would lie« noni of ¡-"p i lurjly -e» a |dea»uri- source With n •>* title "I such canals motoring j.aMi*» would Ih- formed, and travel to and from this city would liernme as |M.potar us nutomobihng at the present tirmHe porter-Star in town, so M uri!! b.m, 1 - ni gr" t|Up'tl> Iron f a droVe him in In» unto I ..r t Alenile w In r> I- \ ■' u .|s met bv Htiot lu r I* I n (.lily Mu lilts ilu g l i"*-k ir.» Hi ailing I in h o c . no] and ■ |- ml In al ' 1 •" 1 1 ( W. wild W wi r. I'tu- »berti! tii in o i *,• i ., . ■ over to them and they 'ta rt.-i lot I urn pa. w i l l th*- «hrrtf! reiuriuH - ■Ihirt..» t iw ing 111 11. it —* r an. with a View to making Ila p t " | " lu v* Iteli w a* siili in pot l.i ri Wi 1 1> r i . ..it-, er* were hurrving tliriiugl it" wood t ow II, ur-l |||. 1 in | ,i with lain Ii- lot pill there Hut till- moll *a o ' Iill 1« ■I ur. l w Ia* 11 I la* t w o Hi p m u * » i- i id u point of thick woods near l'u-r*e t hi . were »lopped hy about a lollidled Huh m V e re d H a v in g i ....... I lo u r '< t i a l­ no»»! to tua il lu hi it - - - - it»- lb«* etili pfe h a d 1 1 . 1 • MiraIm-i I. Alii 11 i-i'r I 1 -I -i ndi gr.nuln.ol lu r l '" . r lid* *.1.. not allowed (o batlu- in Uu- bulb tub without a bal lung »ini' I lu «-diet has go no forth that N« 1 lindar I torn" has to do iu*r washing m the cellar if slw* wants to ki»-p clean in i 'ensalada The most dainty htt id art seen here (or some time hit» ru against tin- strict Puritanic rijdi-w ttiut govern tb** city, anil art |osi-s min in twenty or mori .0111 «» aid f lievid of lluir prisoner. The mob 1 hi-1 started on tin 11ai run City road with (heir prey. but learning front some ijuar ' Claude l.lkt-s Washington ” t like that job and when my friends ter that the sheriff waa romlt|g, atopusk me how long I am going to l»e in |H-d near M ilts-rr .' ordered the prisoner Washington I tell them all my life. I to »tart up tin- mad and literally shot lriiiigiriatioii that |s*ople» tieautiful aw* » u n g In li.iv» fm J U m pla u Sprima. him to i-p-ci-* a» In- ran, 1 kit Ualy was water arufTindscajs- "with o l."ed'óh af.fe in the morning and I hnjie to get in the bwil of jthysical shape there. Yen, you Mlsslonar) Meeting j bet 1 am going to be in the running in On Monday evening the Indies of the tb»* fourth ilist/irt,” said Claude L'Engle yesterday afternoon, according to the Baptist Missionary Society met with Mrs, Baldwin at he» home on 1-ronch Jacksonville Time*- Cmon So far no ver. definite battle has avenue. Owing to tlu* it» li-rneht.Weather ahajMKl up concvrnmg *1." will be in the tin- attendance wit* small but the meet .In the »le contest for congresj front the new fourth ing proved very enjoy able diatrict. Mr. l*'Engl r* w it> rim »ence of the ap|K>inted leader si-vcral grnsaniun at large for the state ol Hor- rnemliera contributed to the impromptu ida owing to the fact that the popula­ program, which was “ Some Home M is­ After business, delicious tion showed that another representative sion Hcroea." waa due the peninsula state. The re sherbet and cake were sefved by the djatrictlng of the state, however, makes hostess and an enjoyable half hour fol- fourth district, and this,Is com bo o r W anted A woman e x j*erie need in housekeeping. An elderly lady and grandson occupanta. Call at No 418 Fourth St., between 8anJrrrd B re . s iit i ‘ C'1y pFVW®1 A V'frw— ------ ------ kltook whlrli I It II •-rr.don was stirc.-asively a id eon.lu n its iI<.i h ii and an « Ider in the Presby terian itrious 1 Ins-si s - I nr. h and iji.OTt-. ,M -1 i||iO»tt tiI at musly Jed by many • arrnol oul the Ji^nigi g« of tin- IhUe - pisipli- bill and the tenets ef rln- church in hls.cx-ery s anti details day Id'. 'Hie p o l \ wen- never turned prera-nt* that from In» di>or nor waa he ever too busy different and ' Id give words of n fort and chi-er to dearly ih-m those w'lio»e imf.b 0.« sTfiwiI heavier nys evolving, ♦ tlian in» own. Hi- was ol a most rlieer* 'n rc|k-irn7,t'..r—mt'T jirt -rsf-ssTnisti«» di . p . „ u ..ii * i si « L. ity "Nothing way» read, to tell a gixui story or relate , a bit of. Sanford’s early history to tfem* - onstrate the growth of the city in which , he took so murh pride. 1 bump«-rviiw-s at Uuffe leav«si four w ii u to mourn his loss, lay night at It \\ Hernitpn. Claude Herndon. Role »t service be- ert Herndon and Onhorn Herndon uni! (or his vwca- , the entire cointnunUy fis-l» the has »!ntesl u two ‘ numt us ke/nly as the family. It cmf he will »pend l«e »aid nf Mr. iirrndon that he had no time on the enemle*,. only friend* and hb death land and (»er- has left a vacancy that only liine wlft igllsh channel fill, a ka> and jjrie/ that only- U n « ;«^in � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1913 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 22, 1913; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ede2af78b9f83d464a9fd014e8fd5291.pdf e0a5534ca6557562d38b62d76f178488 PDF Text Text * ............... THE SANFORD HERALD_______________ -* I , At least u quarter of the continent of Australia has never been explored. Its nelghtxir, New Outtiea. thu largest I lie General News of the Land Island In the world I« known orili In small part, although It may bo tilled of I' lowers with undeveloped riches. ‘ ______________ .____________ . July 22, 19 » *- Unexplored Australia. ALL AROUND FLORIDA IX X X X X X X X X X X X J O C 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 7 Four Houses', on 2 lots. Georgetown. Deep well with yitcher pump, cor. 10th and Willow ................................ 1,200.on 8 Lot, Markham Height-s, 100x1-10, house, 1 rooms and bath. 500 gal. Lank . 2,200.0(1 rom i 3 r s ^ < « r » r > T û S « h M H im . ^ i f c s .A-jat. iDlixlULL cor--Sanford------------------ TTEÏEHETT KT>ir'^rP, TTY The average Imslners mnrr will gd avenue ami 11f h st. '1,000.on on Isugtilng a t the spelling reform en An Lpitnme of the Week'» Mo*l Im and depending on his «tenographer to 10 Lot on Markham Heights, lot lol.xlli). («oft.int i -in the help him out tuj usual when ho Cornea well 150 ft. deep, house -1 rqoms. Sold 800.On to a hard word. ’I State'« Domain 11 House and 2 lots, cor. 2nd and Elm, WHAT £ The site him ta-eri mU*iU»i uv d ta ttn ■i.UOO.UH .¿is»«*« I ------- -5C3 HU Revenge. chust^if on »(licit l„Ihehirui'» new fill,Pear Fir: ~ ¡2 — A splendid large house, H > rooms, 2 lots, "I,et rn« taki- that wretched thing •HH| iuIiimiI linilllillK »ill 1« irectwl 5,000.0(1 n „ u a ................. ... ^ -I , .. store house and barn Ju.*t .1- skiIi lot the hon«ta lire ***»Muorl home," said the patient as the denti«', In Order that you can form a correct idea of Fan- j-j Withdrawn' relieved h im of his aching m olar "1 »ill corijnietire on the Aroetnre ford I will state a few facts as published by our com­ want to take It home and poke sugar 14 .Lot, Sanford Heights, 07x180, good 10 oo0 , In It nnd see It neh»*." mercial Club. rborn house, electric lights, artesian Work is now |[ning right ahead on tin Sanford is in the new county of Seminole, for­ mfinunoth fgur-«t(>ry department store well, tank and engine. Lots of fruiLs merly Orange. Sanford will be the county seat. TTuMt, Noblest Development. for Orlando, A loeaf’flrpi Im* the eonand flowers ..... ........... ................. 3.500.00 Tvo often said that husbands nnd Sanford is on the south shore of Hike Monroe, a tract for the iron work and all metal wives reach their truest snd noblest 15 Fine house on the Heights, modern work, and this alone amount» to over development when they nr« compli­ beautiful lake about four miles wide and seven miles improvements, lot 184x130, chicken $TJ,(»ki, The ne» building »ill he a mentary to each other.-—Mrs. WoodHi long. The St. Johns river runs throught it from ejLst yards, kewanee System water works, crtlf'il and an ornament to Orlando row Wilson. to west. ooo orange trees, flowers, etc 5,000.00 Sanford Iuls a population of 6,300 fcitV census of 10— House, 4 rooms, on 3rd St., between The city fathers of Ilarto» are in­ Keeping Lemon*. 1912). vestigating the matter of installing tin Palmetto and Magrtolia 1.800.00 To keep lemons, wtiw* them w-lth a Sanford has six churches^ Presbyterian, Meth­ necessary equipment which »ill place clean, dry cloth, then wrap well up 17 House, 8 rooms on 3rd St, between Pal­ odist, Baptist, Episcopalian, Congregational and Cath­ that city in the second class cities in In tissue paper and place them on n metto and ¿ianford ...... ....................... 1.300.00 insurance ratings. This »ill mean a ahelf so that they ilo not touch each olic. A High School, Grammar School, Primary 1#— House, 2 story, 8 rooms, on Oak, be­ new tank with a much larger capacity, other. School, Kindergarten and Catholic School. Splen­ tween 3rd and 4 th. __________ ,___ ___ 3.750.00 ~*n electric alarm^rtnrm.—ami.rniich ' -■ —■ —■— '»*• r.’j« 11. did Water Works, Gas Plant, Electric Plant, two Tele­ larger «enterntlftvramotor truck, twenty . . fir s t Use of Cocos In England. 19— House and lot between 3rd and 4 th, on graph Systems, Local and Long Distance Telephones, live volunteer firemen and one man will Until sixty years sgo cocoa was taxOak avenue, 5 rooms and bath and Standard Oil Station, Gulf Refining Oil Station, Raildevote his whole time to rtv An estim­ «d In England as a patent medicine, 4.500.00 ate of what this will cost is being pre­ and could bo sold only In packets wttlr mad Shops, three Automobile Ganiges nnd Mnrtrrnery20 2 1 >f) Lots, cor. lutn ana Magnolia, gar­ a stamped wrapper. pared. Shops. Railways to Jacksonville, Tampa, Oviedo, age, lawn, etc., splendid house, *2 ooo Leesburg, Eustis, St. Petersburg and Cameron City. story and attic, toilets, closets in The ntllcial resignation of H. I! Rich­ Accidents on Orltlsh Streets. Railway Shops, with monthly pay roll of $20,000.00. About 100 street accidents a day oo every bedroom. Furnace in base­ ardson as secretary of the Jacksonville Two Banks, with a combined capital of $701, 547.82. In tbo wholo of Great Hritaln. Hoard of Trade was filed Saturday with ment . w 10,000.00 There were 2,509,010 letters mailed in the Sanford the governors of theorganization. The 21 —A fine new house, 8 rooms, 2 lots, cor. Post Olliee in 1912. Two Ice Plants, capacity 150 whole Ilung came as a thunderbolt to 8lh and Park, shade trees, hath and even memliers of the board of govern­ tons per day. $200.000.00 for Brick Roads to the toilet. Steam heat 6,500.00 ors. Mr Richardson will take up the Celery Farms. Thirty School Teachers, with salaries 22— Good, 2 story house on Oak avenue, foreign colunizutiari work of tiu^.South­ amounting to $15,221.00. One thousand one hundred ern Settlement and Development Or­ between 7th and 8th Sts. ........ ............... 5,000.00 and. thirty-three Pupils. Free City Mail Delivery ganization with headquarters in Lon­ and three. rural free delivery Routes. Daily Boat 23— 6 Room house on Sanford avenue, bedon, England. He will remain with 1,800.1)0 Lino to Jacksonville an d'boat lines up the river. 9L a,jd 5th streets the Jacksonville Hoard of Trade as its secretary until October l. however, Ferries across the lake. New Union Depot cost $100,House and lot, cor. Jth and Laurel ci o n ,2100.00 X 00 0 .0 0 . New Express Of lice cost $2 0 ,000 . 0 0 . Sixty- *,r U r-1,,,U j*ia ^ t ‘LS*1 Montl»r»Hik. a «mall plan* north of blocks of Street paved with vitrified brick. A paid 7,.* 1 l< rawn; * IhmnHInn. wit* tin* utih1 «if a i|n<ih|i* F in 1 Department with automobile truck. One NewsAcres im Hiy Heights, . room, - story billing tiNjm. * h*n m .i pj«to| iliii-l 1.«. house. 3 o bearing orange in vs 2 .500.00 paper ( Hlice. A Fertilizer Plant, shipping 7,500 tons tw»*cn 1 I) IlftuiiD) of Lah**hifwl anti room house, tool shed, flowannually. Tw o Lumber Yards. A Building and Loan “ ■ ,V a u L H K.i«if of Monthronk, both turn 2 .500.00 Hcforc you go away on your Kilh-fl Th»* hnot mg ,Mmrrnl Association. One Steam and Tw o Hand Laundries. ... vi-1!'^,U<' trip, rail on os for a supply of 28 W ithdrawn. ht-»i .*s*fliTtJav .in<! w.t" ih« r»-*-nit nf ,i i wo I heatres. Four Hotels and many Boarding .>« m i.* . . “ A H A .” Cheques. T h e safest quarrel over hing's daugblur. In » horn j and most convenient way of Houses. One Carriage and Wagon Factory. Three <lt v ' ’ ■ ’ nn<.‘ ^OUS0, - s,n LV. b Howard has h.-eu paving attention* in carry Inn travel foods, in (lie Blacksm ith Shops. Two Restaurants. fw o Bakerrnoms' 1 ,,ous<'' 1 >,' ,rv' '* n ’"»>*• t tilled Slatt i autl t.atiadj, as ss i ll *'ll*ll tin- lather ot.o.l.-d llutt la vin 1 House. 1 story, 2 rooms. One-half X íes. One Militai^ Band. One l ’ublie l.ibrarv. (Ine »li'Miting .il tin- -.irtii tiim ri<I iai'ti us abroad. cash " . V I L A , ” C h e q u e s are just as 2 , 500.00 X killed [lii other in-tahlR Howard r h a n d y as p e r s o n a l c h e e k s , w i t h ( old Storage Fiant. $ 7 0 .00 0 .UH appropriated for a A earn* la r* iii«*ot Ihr*-*- ii-ar* ago froiti m i dllflt id ly aitimi i i lr n llfli atiiKl. Federai Building, (o lierete Works, ('old Storage 30 An elegant house, with nice lawn, and X \l l\\v,-l| \ l ,lj ,| •«•.♦** ,1 ' .4j.*P*'' ít-f A c c e p t e d all o v e r the w oriti. flowers, t*t e., on 1’ark A ye. 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 X Plant. Three Arte-iati Weil I )ri I!»-r*. Si\ PulJie He \ ( I■ I M. •^1. — A V it-lit tiikHiu* i wirnnut Paek-av«mu*X 10,000.00 Parks 1'in •:t »• I«al '.trk I wo 11 n;,i> U'TTP" /*•*•» tin fitnllk»^ fi' ’• X ■■ 2 H>'U*e. 2 d o r y , > rm»m>. i-le etrie lig h t.. * I t \ V11*a11--■ale ! !>t! 1b *11-t X X gas h *r c o o k in g , n i p p e r w ir e m n-eji>, VtrtUC« 1 our 1'•mh ling ( mil rat 3*i gallon I h tiler A I»arcain . U ,.( lh.lt t» f M l. \ i r 1 1 1 Noi Hi»' 1«f|M 3 ,500.00 # 11'I s*. i \Vn Ph< iti>: r.t i aa U• ri'v. ; l hr* e 1 tier >*• ln«" ..1.1 1t.frh-l. I.' (1 !I.»*. i. 1. f -■ 1 I I t i i i ' i -. 2 > l.o i'\. s p iMin , »»ii M..ign«i*'ba 3 .0 0 0 . 011 8 1.11''* D im \ i ' . t Diu S Jden i:Itd >i •V1 1 X »»liti . pf* , « j,•tit ♦\i 11. .1 ft II I II* 1 I \ 'h*»]«v 1 1 * • 1 1 1 * * . 1 1 « » 1 I m 2 .toi . ,uit 1 A ace S» 11 ni. M ri •i < . - . ** aliti! d* ali dl) I A*. .■t ■ au. M.* • i\ . "I P X i i i " n » a t t i c . 8 room s, garage, f lo w in g w e ll, X «’ii«pi."t.fHÍ* «*t rii. »lii-! Ulf • I'll l • up W , i.l W . I PI .\j , , i V i i IttCM'l iid-- 1.( "lei X '•>! «T fiali W[|b. a*1■' .1 -11 \ b a r g a in 1/1 ' Tl I - Il l \ h 7 .0 00 . 00 X Simps, (im L'*.i t ' empii; i * . ci \ t‘ii Re. X if I* tri-li. Istilli it If r*t"I atilt ‘Il ItiK «•i s.iMoim X 8.» House. 8 rooms and kitchen, on Myrtle .Instate \geneirs. Mm ate M aler id 1b'li'-i •<. ' nt luti nets Ilk« nuts;I* mid puls a ».inumi \\ i bet w 1 -,-n ,'ah : t n»f Dili s n 1., ,| X i, «nii, «.i 11,-1 T---i i. If i>ndi W, ¡¡-e - ! 1 .e 1* 1 , *■ ¡ in ■■ Ink« up h* r I iid* n » il h in.' e l UxlD. SI.OHH.OO ,,it i-.,.y t . m i s o r 1,500.00 X 1<: tu'! I* i \ *■ ''I i* a1' X *q l X ala *■ Ag» i « a >bur. • *b * 1. * i t ’ i . e r * u i f' 2 ‘ r M «'111 M o l l e ] j - " « t X ■ lb t 1 1 t‘ <•) I «T i V ’1 ir » flp -I* j'* --l *• -** * '' I.inn I.mm nn !I !' , * X * ■ 1 ■ It«‘M i*2 i■ > r s r • « -m ) • -ii * . i ,■ ■ I I 1 1* X Wi l l i 2 s p le iid id lot.* H o use on ( o i iu r X ■• . i........ I i i ' * i ■■« 1 1 * « li i . ('Ii* '[«I Sit i|> I V. <» Well* X innige funk* a» in color In central lot , near business part of town 6,000.01) X Stores. 1 V.o iimeni ! b mses. wi i Sc i *■ Afilen wlinn'll stilili them with Indigo, X X lin! (il'Hîf ;r411 illl lDH-Irt LlarU« tk 111 ' li) vri (Ufs. Vim r i |( titl'd X Ileuses. Tv... ’ X «! t•Jli |.{lh« 1 -I • • ■ ' D'|| V?liirI !•■ * e 1h* >1 • 1 !. • * tt*;<Jr*'' X I " i ’ i\ ii 1. I\\\ . Mp f 1 ■*.1 1! Hido t.fi* :f i , III! * !1 T «ii * annui X .* 11 . , , . * ! e. : i 1 1 *1 j ' i'.iV fuii i ti« ir ' i hi.lj Hal.« l.o X i«- i I"i h . ml I .n, . .(im im X ;mih«* f* i \ ( i i\1 :N \ |ti iV 11| I IH • •<a ml '< i,< ■' " X , i ii« *1 I'"i" "n ^ i .Mim 1 , • . * • r :. ■ ¡ r * - --; ,11.00 ^ • -*i s\Î 1 X ila 11! '.IIII [ Ii i ! i A*>,r • ,i *• fG • i-yp Old Fashioned I 1,1 X X Imiti.nn «‘ r i ¡’.if »fl.l 1.1 . Hi* 1 O' !» « 1111 X Wt II - . .!,'■* ' I •IHI:t] I11Ii'll' . i.' -I Ionn nn X iv)it»L il i•i•)-h! t 1 1»*k iiL'l ak, oriNini :il "i i « i Miici ' 11 I (ye u <11;ii'« ;ilid t'tji d Invili h. I "I.- Ill S;iJ|'i il *I II- ; 1 X [")«’*•firun1ti*' 1»1* - . #’ * - in “ lit Timi.nn X I he \ »Ti " ■ ■ * « on' pul troni tin S.inf*»rd I'uniL« l'or I* Mid Imi D l.ii t l ’ Pm* 't 1 I « ! II I • ■ « I I I w i't ■ i S V 1 1 grai.nii V X Utili lo f>u|l|'llll II ht‘>llllt l'k II' lllttllliisl season. Iioin 2 , D u iteres ni i lieti land and 1,325 11 Lui un .Wiigimlia, lui ween sin and !Rh « 5 0 .0 0 Mici« mali lilui! noi liv In'iivv rirtllliTj, 12 2 1ni - mi ' >ak, lu'Usii-n 12i Ii .md l.’iili 1100.00 acres not tiled, was as follows: t'ill b) umili i-itiliii'lii unii » 1*1* i min 120.000 ( rates t elery $525 ,(111(1.01) 15 .i 1.1*1.’* mi Sanford Height.-*, induing Park an nui n*l. tl MiniliIti *'■•• il* 111kI*•■**t Klnrjr. 6.x LH» Fach 5 5 0 .0 0 X figl In ImiII*-» »mi bui In »un* l'To* 250.000 ( 'rales I .etLtlee 57 5 . 00 (1.0(1 1 I 2 I Iit - , ei «nu r lUlh and M y i thI 100.do X »'fitteli * ari Si h n t z. 225.000 ( rales ( Mher \ egelables 21 5 ,00 (1.(10 15 M Tuner let. |i»th and Palmi tin ÍIOO.OO Pri**lui'ri lip t rc.un timi 1* iLc 2 5 .0 0 0 Barrels I risii P o ta to e s l" I I "1 hei ween Nth and lUlh on Palim-ipi 125. 000 . 00 «011.00 Should Have Warned the Maid. jcine of jin fcultunP* 1 1.ol lu-l we* n drd ¡unl it h mi Oak 1 2 50.00 110.000 Bushels ( orn 9 9 . 0 0 0 . 00 "Till» houan Ih im Inin BIIIIU' ullliuilt 2100.00 (»5,000 Bushels Sweet Potatoes fRMNSKTIliJk ( ream i* (In* »rou anil Ihn dunr chlldri-ti, »rit«1» 65.000. 00 18 1 Dd In-t ween did and-Il)i on Oak . i . i , I'* ) but. Lei ween Dl and 2nd mi French « 00.00 iuibhlnn now to t|>*■ alumni »If**, «ln* comlmiattim made u( PURL 19.000 Boxes l it rus Citrus Fruit 23, iaU.00 -jp m lK k 5, Tier 1" la with tho fondly nt lit-r tiuiUu>r'a. errani, iH'ifliml. made li> ihr 2,000 Tons Hay 21,000,00 21 !"N\2dsft . mi Park Avi-mie ahoul (i Inis 0 5 0 0 .0 0 Out tho faithful mahl <>f oil work lalcil nm Imirii »ml under the 12,500.00 22 Fot nn i„i Si reel. between Palmetto and Sanford 81.000 Watermelon* writ*-»: "tìliur»«. muni. Mr Itilbbiu» Iman't bi-fti In until nft*‘r t«*-|v[* Ay etna s 1100.011 inuvi jieifni vaoitary conilition* »‘clock never u iiIrIu »luce you li-fi" 81 -t(>4 25«) 0(1 A.1 ; l" '.ot, in Sanford Heights 225.00 Huy it from your local dealer by * ' ' 21 Fot on corner, bet. Itili and 12lh, on Magnolia (he dish, pint, or quart. nr 3,118 cars of *10,000 lbs. capacity. Avenue. One-hnlfrash 500.01) Deal to S p e c i a l i z e . 2-1 Fot on M rd Strii't, Stringfelh.iw'.s Addition 500.00 Sldo track» aro a Rood iblmt. but *2d ( Tinier lot Markham Heights 300.00 Iho eldo tracks abould all In thu Ion# 1 Five room Cottage, un Palmetto ave­ , Fon SALE nr 1 27 7 I.ms in West Sanford 700.01) run be switched on tho main lino, nue between 4th and 5th streets 28 Whole hloek, 3, Tier 18 . 1500.00 Don't dabble lu to« many things, DO toilet' anil bath. Artesian well con­ don’t stfatter yournglf op too jnanjr 2!» 2 Lots in ("elery Avenue Addition 200.00» languages. Hotter be nblo rlo Bpcitk nection. Cash ‘ ....... $ 1,500.00 36 1 D»t in relerv'AVenue Addition 300.00 00 SANFOHD, FLORIDA win correctly find ^ 110^ something 2000.00 2— Lot 13, Blk 5, Tier 2, House of 10 rooms 2,500.00 ;*> V* la«»fa t51otsi,„n Palmetm _ worth doljtg. i L - 1 x u u : n. U«» i;.«-. . a i u --------------------& .V» W L} (H lOui liV i mis j on Bark . . 2500.OH stories, h lowing well and rain water -nn nn !M “ I ots' ,M‘'wivn H*th and 11th nn Kim «00.00 water tank .............. .:........... 4,uOU.UU i2.» 1 Lot, between 11th and 12th on Magnolia *1ou.OO 4—Two story, 7 room H our*, lot 100x110 J 36—2 lots on Magnolia, between 10th and 11th 1250.00 37- l IxU, between Prendi and Myrtle, on 1st St. 1000.00 ft., on Oak aVehue. Plenty of flowers Agents for New York and Chicago Factories and shrubbery 3,500.00 IL H. M A R K S’ 5 Five room Cottage, corner lot. 07x 75 High Grade Bianoif^Low Prices— Easy Terms Real Estate Agency. feet. Easy terms 2,100.00 Established 1869. Piano Timing A Specialty f> L ot 65x117, House 6 rooms and iiath, emu) i CITY RESIDENCES IN SANFORD S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y , FL ORI D A im s u i t rntsj Marks’ Real Estate Agency — / fed I *f ■. 1 ¡rV- > r . W i f 4 h V’ (FD# f* ¿1 Honesty Modem Methods And Science Thrasher’sPharmacy I* ii. ?A — .—.amflii- A. H. C R IP P E N & SON Orders Solicited Phone 18-4 Rings P. 0 . Box 1127 y (.a* a=W1rÍT warehouse. Use of warehouse re­ served for 5 years. Good flowing well. Half cash...... ................................. 1 have ¡some choice timber tracts, and a few good orange groves, and 1 can beat the world on Celery 3,000.00 ¿- '. �OFFICIAL (HUÍAN OF SKMINOl.K COUNTY TIIK (ÍAKIIKN SI’ OT ( IF THF, W O RM ) PUBLISHED SEMI - W EEKLI V olu m « For Rural CredifPlan Beautifirlhíike Munroe er Parcel Post Will Be Bulkheaded Rates Made In August Maximum Weight Limit Will more ( i o To Twenty Pounds <l0*, Commission W ill Return From Europe 1 omorrow Other New* On World »Milter* Of 1luring the Inst few weeks « number Big Knludion In Rate* For And Second Zone* A lio of men prominent In public life hsAe Intere« To Bh*y Herald I»S-|| urged to make the race agiimtt, Announced Header* , Preparations were Wing made today by Senator Fletcher of Honda, chair­ man of both the American commission on rum! credits and the federal commi»■iot) òn rural credits uod. agricultural cooperation, to hold a meeting In New York Saturday of these two bodies upon their return from Europe. The senator Congressman 1.»'Engle. No unnoumenieiite have lasn made so far and hi» statement yesterday to the elfect It,al he will ’ reside in Washington in hafuture is certain proof that he Vi)] be a candidate in the new fourth 'dixtrict. Untirualiy cheerful and genial when seen by his local admirer« Congressman L/Engfr outlined the physical mills he witt -rmrmpr't»rdHvtr:ttaLlCMuiiwi««'itm!i bne bmi-w«-e<»mUakJuL tlw J‘*»l F*t*r ,,r submit their report to cungrows ut the s|»ecial session. The American commlsnion consists of n-preaontuti« from each state and from five provinces of Canada, The federal roinndjiinoti was appointed by President \\ il.von in ac cordatila- wihi un art of i-iingr«-»** Niitli cordam i- wiiii aa -I i (strigli ss. Neither N ii.ili.r Hep le r or Sen.itof (iiifi rin ri.r- - a' • -I. '.•!• - d i onai i' »ion, were able in slimy ho- «ubjiiis in Eurojie on account of the tarili bill. Hotli cx|»-ct to atteml the meeting Sut orda -. i I 11,i I« ii i n— .................. I i i . i I» «■ r more, Ills physical inft.rnfltir* came ciirs»- to putting him out of the battle in Jus strenuous rampmng lor congre«» man at large Although still using crutcfies and a lithe below hi» "id time vigor, he is ready agali f- r ho poltlicul battle, h«- «avl II To f a l l • - I ............. much i■' be \t lie.if C ’ ’ a" ■' aiui t> fii»- 11*’! v - ' 1n* ' '* Fir»t clothe« or leaves tin- ah«» I inn t l|i », t.*.d .1 win- S a n f o r d , 1 he chirl i>( police of Pensacola passe» I ('«•*•*» in tfu* early afternoon. Hu an» and Htoi |M-d, ami also admired, e* press mg cnmmeM only on it»- l«e«ultr» hr ...... Aim Hi .1 :<ll p m, Manager hellar »«• -Washington, July 'Jt The IY»t office railed -iputt by it jrolicemtyi, who noliI>«-partment him »ntuitmri-d ur j or (ant . lied hut. »ilh regret i that the Cil> eodF* change* m the operation of lh*- l urcel governing display of obtu-ene and scanpost system, including an increase In dalou* picture» mjuiri-d the rj-maovul the maximum weight limit UU- packages , of the beautiful lally trulli. vita ol the from 11 Ul2Q pounds, a reduction ln_lhe |patsernhy. • rates of pontage within the lira! and sec- 1 Manager Kellur complied with the ond lone* and the «tilmliiutton of a con-*, ordinance*. incidentally pulling oil one venient rate chart for the elaborate of the biggest advertising stunt* seen parcel post map in detein ining t "• tage j here ns-t-nily. All of the picture* put rates, 1one wets- turned face to the wall, and Nlice the i-slublishnvent »f tl.i- |arcel u|K>n It.* glass of that one was painted post ’ aystem, ninn> r«-<|ur»t.' l.iivi Iwr-ti a hatlmig -uit. elleclually I'huiking the received at tin- I’lwtofllre l'i p.iftmi-nl figure. i In picture now l« ar" a p!»> lor an increase in i n .i v i m n r n wi ight urd reading Huy me, for il !,s and of package' I li.it w 11W J»i|-| ,rn—pi uni, i. g ■i i . L itir c n s W ill fie n d fslums of H.nd.m I*r. Jam ti BroughMrow nlee's former as* Energies Toward I Ins Feat Ior1, om‘ six'lllti-s- in the ministry in Atlanta w pastor of a c htircb in the poorer section City Council In Receptive Mood O n of l.omlon where S.OOO are gathered fn^ Tim Project And Work Will Sunday school euch Sabbath. This Be Started x'hmi «se at the submerged half ought to furnish material for some interesting For the past few weeks the Commer­ sermon* ibis full, for it is here that cial ( lub and every UiiMtcr In Sanford ( hrtslianity !.* put to a severe test (In lias ta-en working (or the*new lake front a former visit hr Brownlee made a The Klks wi|) soon erect a tine club special study of die cathednfls. mu­ house on thetake shore ami end »euros, art galleries und universtlica of other dniildmg», among them the m»rt |(7reut Britain. Arnf this wifi givo htm house and hotel are talked nf and the n view of the other side of Hrittish life. lake front is very much in the public If time run tie found lie will write eye. Every one renUxe* that in the p ro- »The Herald now nnd then of some of ent condition thelake front amounts ' the things that are interesting him over tonothing. That bulk lieto ied the hike there, front would la- the most valuable prn|r>Tt> m the «H\ and ivnscom-nth it has ,, ,,, Heath of t ( \\ lllliims r« iichi ii tin- itlderttivn anil thev will , ,. », ,, , . , ( U dilani' lin d at bis bona- M-Iir lake up Ila matter at the next lini ting , , .. . . tioldmi lake oil U e d l i e s i i a y . aller a lill- * ork '* *1 ’ J i ■ ' *l,s • 1' I " I» ha s p u l o t * I hi l l s tat at Hampton Spring» for u lew weeks, and tiieii return to tin- capital city b»T mg i cry finu'h m ( r-m -I I* tiled A i an lui • i i it* in-, iv j In •*■ I ii*- i umts r --( r* * - tlu- b 1111i 11 . iI in V " ls(| |cr i i (! 111 I hese ortlv lift V thri-i ..r«- known In have l'i* i| Injun ■ ! i - * *I an - I i i i Is«* !• it, sllglit 1. II. .IfI - I I r *' i i li- I the I tiffs urn tiln ns, tra' I for m o re I lum a year r tin- i « f the n a tio n a l hcitlrlr d e p n rto n " tin gnvi-rtm.it i , h "i " - ", li til. V lio i,! .- n i un ni in -».in Iuni I ‘i-rti alleali.> i l i ' : i ,i> binilo an inland wutcru.n si tu rm u ranni |irvi|ect timi would pah -di 11• W.iutlfill clelir wal«-r luki» iri and about the eily m urn- rjuilmumi - >-t•r*i mil nccting them will, tin -*i ba . ■ 11iranni project to la f 1 rr.dl r -I pleasure. It Is col t, rul'd hint ilo ncheme L» feasible. :n .1 li.ul at attui- fu ture time it will tu- pimililc to lruvi-1 b> motor boat from Orlando to luci-ton viibIn case this canalwity -hittild rim terinlixe, whefin-r it wm* miei u height litu- or not, would lie« noni of ¡-"p i lurjly -e» a |dea»uri- source With n •>* title "I such canals motoring j.aMi*» would Ih- formed, and travel to and from this city would liernme as |M.potar us nutomobihng at the present tirmHe porter-Star in t o w n , so M u r i ! ! ni g r " t|Up'tl> Iron b . m, 1 fa d r o V e h i m in In» u n t o I ..r t Al eni l e w In r> I* bv u .|s me t I- I'tu- ( wild W. tiiinoi W *,• i o v e r t o t h e m a n d t hey ' t a r t . - i lot pa. w i l l with lu v* ., . ■ t iw ing 111 11. I urn a View to m a k i n g Il a p t " | " Iteli w a* si i l i in p ot l.i ri Wi 11> r i . tow ur-l 1 in | ,i w i t h pill t h e r e it" lain Hut Ii- till- mo l l Huh boor wood fourth district, and this,Is com mV ered Having i ....... I l o ur '< t i al­ no»»! t o t ua il lu hi it - - - - it»- lb«* etili pfe h a d lot *a o ' 11 . 1 • MiraIm-iI. Alii 11 i-i'r I 1 - - I -i ndi gr.nuln.ol lu r l'".r lid* *.1.. id u point of thick woods near l'u-r*e not allowed (o batlu- in Uu- bulb tub t hi . were » l o p p e d hy a b o u t a l o l l i d l e d without a bal lung »ini' min in twenty or mori .0111«» aid f I lu «-diet has go no forth that N« 1 lievid of lluir prisoner. The mob 1hi-1 l i n d a r I to rn " has to do iu*r washing m started on tin 11ai run City road with t h e cellar if slw* w ants to ki»-p clean in (heir prey. but learning front some ijuar ' i 'ensalada T h e most da inty htt id Claude l.lkt-s Washington ter that the sheriff waa romlt|g, atopart seen here (or some time hit» ru ” t like that job and when my friends |H -d near M ilts-rr .' ordered the prisoner against tinstrict P u rita n ic rijdi-w ttiut usk me how long I am going to l»e in Washington I tell them all my life. I to »tart up tin- mad and literally shot go v ern tb** c i t y , anil art |osi-s lriiiigiriatioii that |s*ople» tieautiful aw* »ung In li.iv» fm JUmplau Sprima. h i m to i-p-ci-* a» In- r a n , 1 kit U a l y wa s w ater a ru fT in d sc a js - "with o l . "e d 'ó h a f.fe in the morning and I hnjie to get in the bwil of jthysical shape there. Yen, you Mlsslonar) Meeting j bet 1 am going to be in the running in On Monday evening the Indies of the tb»* fourth ilist/irt,” said Claude L'Engle yesterday afternoon, according to the Baptist Missionary Society met with Mrs, Baldwin at he» home on 1-ronch Jacksonville Time*- Cmon So far no ver. definite battle has avenue. Owing to tlu* it» li-rneht.Weather ahajMKl up concvrnmg *1." will be in the tin- attendance wit* small but the meet .In the »le contest for congresj front the new fourth ing proved very enjoy able diatrict. Mr. l*'Engl r* wit> rim »ence of the ap|K>inted leader si-vcral grnsaniun at large for the state ol Hor- rnemliera contributed to the impromptu W anted ida owing to the fact that the popula­ program, which was “ Some Home Mis­ A woman ex j*e rieneed in housekeeping. tion showed that another representative sion Hcroea." After business, delicious An elderly lady and grandson occupanta. waa due the peninsula state. The re sherbet and cake were sefved by the Call at No 418 Fourth St., between 8andjatrictlng of the state, however, makes hostess and an enjoyable half hour folIill 1« ■I ur. l w Ia* 11 I la* t wo Hi p m u * it —* r an. th*- «hrrtf! r e i u r i u H - ■ Ihirt . . » ..it-, er* w e r e h u r r v i n g tl i ri i ugl II, |||. In al ' 1• " 1 1 Htiot lu r »berti! Hi ailing I in h no] a n d ■ |- m l \ ■' I n (.lily M u l ilts i l u g l wi r. i"*-k ir.» o c . *' J » i- i Jrrrd Bre. siiti ‘C'1y pFVW ®1AV'frw— ---- ---- kltook whlrli I It II •-rr.don was stirc.-asively a id eon.lu n its iI<.ih ii and an «Ider in the Presby terian itrious 1 Ins-si s - I nr. h and iji.OTt-. ,M -1 i||iO»tt tiI at musly Jed by many • arrnol oul the Ji^nigi g« of tin- IhU e - pisipli- bill and the tenets ef rln- church in hls.cx-ery s anti details day Id '. 'Hie p o l \ wen- never turned prera-nt* that from In» di>or nor waa he ever too busy different and ' Id give words of n fort and chi-er to dearly ih-m those w'lio»e imf.b 0.« sTfiwiI heavier nys evolvin g, ♦ tlian in» own. Hi- was ol a most rlieer* 'n rc|k-irn7,t'..r—mt'Tjirt -rsf-ssTnisti«» di . p . „ u ..ii *isi «L. ity "Nothing way» read, to tell a gixui story or relate , a bit of. Sanford’s early history to tfem* - onstrate the growth of the city in which , he took so murh pride. 1 bump«- -rviiw-s at Uulay night at »t service be(or his vwcantesl u two he will »pend time on the land and (»erigllsh channel ffe leav«si four wiiu to mourn his loss, It \\ Hernitpn. Claude Herndon. Role ert Herndon and Onhorn Herndon uni! , the entire cointnunUy fis-l» the has »!‘ numt us ke/nly as the family. It cmf l«e »aid nf Mr. iirrndon that he had no enemle*,. only friend* and hb death has left a vacancy that only liine wlft fill, a ka> and jjrie/ that only- U n «;«^in �*. " COUNTY HAPPENINGS J •— A ■ ■■ t ' , IhìhIo funi >an(fif<l U L r e B u d g e t O f In terestin g Ite m s .. ., , P rom Correspondent« • f «I SI MINOIE Kffirirnt * Stall Of Reporter« th.»> ' re turn " r " ** Bavar ;>r<- vcr> highly i M, rViming ilimr lit 11« »b«ughl»-r. , vi. h** a r r i v i l i Jut}' .Irti 1 EVEN TS , Only 2 More Days MONDAY ÈSATURD’Y Erti.*! and Kiln Hovnl vinit*•<! I UN­ land and other pount.« lumtl.. returning COUND Wci-kl) SATURDAY, JULY 26 JOLY 26th Mr «ami Mr» J t> Wofford are viftit^ \|r, U |i \\..|lord *■ AND Cover» The Territory Por Tho Herald . ICoIht I lire»«' \imU-.I Orlando. Mirili r Gardenand I-orkhart tasi Friday in Kis, * Ki rd. Dure Rovai ha« reiurned to Sorrento B N TK R PR ISK NEW S a(uT wilh h<inil, folks, ------- Mr. anduMra. F. A, » ffH -.W. « I HIT.? Arthur iPffN.WedhMday for « month'» of p,ymoutll w,.rt. h,.rl. lfcAt * „ . k „kth„ r sojourn at:-Daytona Reach. « jng raU|,.. W - J- »urn.« is visiting hi* father in' c c My,.p( U()>. u k „ UM n vi,. Tt*n yanls .’{«J. nicarltm) Ih>meatic, a n<xxi quality and linish, Saturday bihh1la), 10 yards . . ¿jt)C Conyon, U a., for n few weeks. jtor here hut ha# gone to Jensen to visit ] v J,* w L> Bratt w m p inaine»# vùitor hj, DWe^ Mni Jlw, . day. - ‘ • m {Limit 10 yards to Customer) hai been , f * r ,lt,r ¡ „ lh(, wmill£ u,rm f]Uhop Gray will hold service in ti E{)iacopa, chureh Sunday. July 2 10:00 O’ CLOCK A. M. One hundred’yards 10r ffnide Colorv<I Lawns, while they last, n yard only 0C are cordially invited. LAKK MART NEWS Mm. Helma Kelson and son, Martin who have been visiting her mother have returned to their home in Tampa. (Limit 12 yards to customer) Mm. Dan Perry is under the doctor’» Bert VVcnkhous, who was recently ■ with the International Poultry Knnn : s<^ry U> Uani. (Million Egg Farm) of New Jefsey has ’ Arthur Nordstrom, who underwent a month’s vacation in Asheville. N C. ' \\ Hl rT" '• ** r-i * 10. t t , r , r,h,,r"> . Mr. Ginn, 4-ivil i ngmeer o( Sai.f...d was in town Monday morning on his -'Ub.e Sjoblom .« Iu.no (mm Mark i• * wa> to Cnron ham ,,n,‘ ** umlcrgoing treatment f. r Miss Ethel yuackenbus returned last K'V.'r' . U " h,’ ’* lfJ U “ ,,out MK’ " Sunday after apendlng two weeks with l' rwl “ twl Sjoblom have Mm. G. A. Drcka of DeUnd and Mrs Konr *° , ' ' ’'•khí" ' , ^ mill. Y . It. Thumdby of Blue Springs. Uutint KimiHI of Fort It« « <1 was over Dr. Semple, veterinär) surgeon of Sanford wa« in town Mon.h.y on hi- 1 *“ way to Fort Pierre, «hire lu «.c« call««l ,f" ua> on prnfrv.lon.it Inisim-» What tingiti bave protro our HuMling g e n . . al 5 0 c — C O U N T E R —-29c Peppered Sheelinc Bargains litis counter will include Katines, tripes, al»«> emlirnidered d*»|s Lnd fancy silks, valuer* up lo .'»ih-, eiioice for this a n 1 ; i •■ k ' I’.lt vPK( I \I.S I ir and lite tuoi ir I ar f.iiivii il .m r tu r uf-tii- 11 1 1,1 ’ Her fat i’ also was badly cut Th* t«*r witlii.ut li,j uri 1 rum lat. *t report« the )»iti>Tt |H i t. I Iv. or, •1er the , art Hr I \ N. al of Si(, ■■■■' . ■>' - h t. ‘ 1 ’l 'S" M"' t i >1 *’ * 1 1 Kaiiek Hrtilimu und ............ . \\ Ini«' eie. Ij I or valu» III l l l 't t ». S i (**»UIif s Wt ,i.fI ! .1 1 tYill ittlMDT -AI . ■ ' ' 'f - I ' .1 * ..■»! 1 » ft ♦ I • , ]■'■! |! SJ.c -w f, !Il«fiLcvk, r tiih .if il Imi ’•.«li I -»I [£• n ». « li' <F * 4J. I «im f af n ,* r *: t ■*.if , il- L : L, . »r.r-'ik-L ».* ing tb.-ir (i"bl*r « T"|! .•1.1- t. till r> i\|> M.ai,. ¡. . I ' l . .1 .ni.a Il IIIH' J !• M Ila« v u r Leti t" 1,1» I-.Ilk jug I." -■»• .«Mil I- g" 11 g ■*M'- 1 1 I , .. - ■ Up With Icn-r fur several wi«<k» I« Jib|c lit t»- nut i|«iliug with fru-ml« lignin Mr unii \| r» .1 * Puftp. .nul * kildri ti ul t i i u d " » i n - her*- Mturliti leitiiig tinlatti*« iimttn-r, Mr» I i//n- l.iintir» I M i'„r ■ » ,, ...... « I . . . ■ ! •■I .......... . .» a. m. , ■ t, i-'iriiplcttd; al least. Mr. Drudi .|M.j,n (,.r tu» |m-ii rr 1 tir t•Jcj ■iI»«m* Lit. \i t ; i' ini ialiti I■{• t»«] j- i ■ 111.ip» L#. V if.fcr uncle, Messrs I’luliiw uml Frt-d Frey id <>r- Ksttin I.ighlbx.t .d Tampa 1« visiting Undo !,rv »(•‘ iitling ih.-ir vur....... in live f*»r 4 •ini « rouiitf) , V1’ tUhiJ 1hr M ¡irriiuTs H» nr> Ptirk.-r W3l*ft ntlending f till«s iiim! mui( J»*» til id T built 1.» S»l '» If 4*m iiIf 1»*’** Uujiinrfto ut 1h«- -t.|| IJ:uruin-»jj D\l ^l -nil.' ft t, “luy fi « •nliffi 1*MIri.'iiiJ« III < «D»-« * Mi —.-» \g...» ..I . . 1 I ... It ^ . j (a-argu w ft^.ftn ,v* the weattier »itiiltit Dr J \\. Nu»m sml 1' !> Itrumby t u .irmfr left Monday tiight for Si. Viigustlm-. where they will stwml Severn! day* .. . . . . . ' I d . Ml ( K 1 t llltkM ES I'Mtking lifter biuuiu««. Mr un.l Mm. Billip Jacnl» wre culled 11 B Mrf¥all and.family, with Mr to Urlumlo lu-st wi«-k hi the illnes« of »»'I Mm. i'hurle* West have taken 11 " pv,*r* 1 week« ..f tbe Warm Mm. C. L Colliim, Mi«« Ethel and Mr» J, H !>■»• ol |j»ke ( ‘ barm has Master "N u nn of Atlanta are visiting gone to Hendemonville, N’ where the former’» sister. Mrs. J. W Ninon «he will join her daughter anil tliey will» for the »iirmner. «fiend »time time in the mountains. r * Mi*am. Water» ami Bryan were (, }> swoj*e, who h*.« recently returned gu.-slj* at 1 he 1 aim I ue»<lu> from hi» trip wist, while accompanied Mr rennet! of AtlanCa «|«'iit wveral |,y st Iai wre nee on « tri|i to Sanforil.j da>» ai I ne Palm on liu« »a> to visit by turning hi* machine suddenly into hi« father at Whittier, who i* with the j|ic Hitch e«ca(«Hl seriou* accident, jirol*KUsiminre \ alley < .instruction ( o. ^DIv death from »u»|M»ndi-d telephone Mr. Johnson and family and Mr wires.-iynns the road, the pole having Curlelt were here Tuesday in the inter•, jwn blown down by storm and rould j 1st of the ( itnis Eirhange husinrns t|0t t-( white »ja«».llng onward. Rev. T. B. l-awraiue of Rock S|)ring«v' ;o. • -Ó ft Lav I# , *ft« Rid ft^inlkilol« L ita I ___. K W'yn., «who i.< on Hi* vacation has been CASSIA rHATTKR M i» Lucile Kimhing House for a week pmt lUetU1 Royal left ITulmday f^r Jackjvonville, 1 Ue. where she will »visit her Be tells us of his lour of Utah, f o l OT- I * ••• Ü El g » '.. «• * - m l ■L zu iju -f-L XL Mr. and Mm. Robert llo««.. acrom- He likes Florida better than any «ection. ; pa pled by their niece, Mm. W. S. Sher-. vWted^rhaugh ho has l>een among snow-j man motored over to Fustics one d a y . Covfred mountain*. Dr. Uwranee ir} last wuek. - building in his town un Institutional Mm Warren Royal and smaller ehH-'^kureh.- which will of*»n »even day* dren altemlrd the quarterly meeting m 1,1 Hie > « * k . providwl with room» for Paisley Saturday, returning Sunday domuftr ariehee. such recreation* a« Mm M A McKarty left Thursday ball, etc for Atlanta. Ga , Triimwsce uml other The mati> wixi attended the chicken points ’ piliau giveo'by the young men and manC. B. Royal, one of our prominent aged hy Jim and ('harlea A. Weat men left Friday for Ft. Pierre. spent a delightful evtning. The merry’ Mlaacfl Ruth and Vivian Royal re- j party, the camp (Ire pictured in the port that they are having a fine time In (Continued on Page 7) --------->•*r "tE~T*7 'r . -•> q 'Ji-'CS-wij- i;b. Mining Dais III skills Ü S.itutduv and Mon.idav B t111- III), i.f II hile Iall ami d;el ® I >-l-.I.i »I I .t •tl Si IT , vian \ li .>1 i io. I or 69c SHOES K\ M i V li \ K ( ..\ I N s »¡.iv t»». I . >1 1 he-«» i « 11 dav s •lav and Monday { 1 d- • ’ ■ 'i » » in' of ’o . f r- . » t h d d n 1 1 » w h ite . a r t 'a « 1’ (jm ps s i ,. I' s, • 'll, t .11 d ft d i 1.» I I m 1 1,11b KIBIIU.N -AIK. Worth up to 25e a yard, eonsistinn of black uml colors, also the new Muljrari- ^ p* an elfeel.s, a vani 1 fDC t•. |J f 3 Prize Very Handsome Princess Dress ers worth A Genuine Fibre Trunk, Indes­ tructible, a gem, value Genuine Cowhide Suit Case value Genuine Cowhide Hand Bag, Leather Lined, value 5 Prize M I 1 11 11 ,' 11 lini -h Kl» n h» »I 1.1 I1I1 I i.iiti.t-'k. I .ifidat d w idi li will brìtijf Gìm- a vani I ht> sale otth ti Prize 21c n .1"! tali il» | à Vt j I a l i »1 • l a I. ; » . ; . . »t |». r i f u “. ' . hi ’ ■»t b in e ! Il- 49c l « . » 1i.iv « .de $60.00 $48.75 $30.00 $20.00 $10.00 $ 7.00 BALKAN MIDDIES $1.19 Made of genuine Middy Gal­ atea, white with colored col­ lars S,.,. this special line. o|ilv $1.19 TOWEL BARGAIN * ». num e lln> k -a -b .e k i»»«» full Lsx.Ui in. size, ihis sjM*eai valu e, «p e ria llv .......... I 2 for 25c Furniture Specials Gents’ Furnishings Sale $ 3.19 Kitchen Safe, with Drawers, sale .98 3 Panel Screen, 51-in high ., 1.98 Double Bed or 4-6 size, Iron Bed 1.69 No. 120 Folding Coil Springs . 18.98 $23.50 Sideboard, sale price 1.69 Oak Center Table, 24x24-in, special ... 5-ft Kitchen Table, sale price ' .2. .. .. ..... ........ 2.59 8-ft “ Oak” Extension Table, quarter sawed oak top 17.98 B. V. I). Cnion Suirts 89c 50c Otis Undershirts 39c 35c Balbriggan Undershirts ,21c Special Line Black Cat Sox 15c 50c Girard Drawers (Elastic S eam ). 39c 75c Scriven’s Elastic Scam Drawers. 59c $3.00 Chase Leather Bottom Diners .................... 2.39 $16.75 “ Oak” Chiffonier, sale p rice ............................. 11.39 $7*50 Dresser, American plate mirror 4.98 $ii0.00 Solid Oak Holler Top Desk....................... ......... 48.50 -fHKOO-Oak Chiffonier, sale-price...,-........ t .- ’ .i v.. 6.-48* 9xl2-jftCrex R u gs.......................................7 ....,..:..-.... .. 7.59 18x3<y«in Crex Rugs . 1 .............. ................................ .33 $ 5 .0 0 W ash -stands ^ $ 3 .5 9 Oak Waslialands, direct from the-factory*, brand new, a lead­ er for Saturday and Monday....... $3.59 $ 8 .5 Q R e frig e ra to rs OnJy........—......... 50c President Suspenders . 25c Suspenders.................. $6.98 35c M en’s and Boys’ Dress Caps .................................. Boys^Stockings, worth 25c___ ............ ........ 25c i 8c M en’s Black-Cat Silk Half H o s e . ................. ........ 48c $1.25 Pongee Shirts ....................... ......................................ggc 50c TIES 25c $1.00 OVERALLS 83c N’ unnully’s "Union Made” Overalls, sire 3l to -14 waist. T'hls Is an unusual bargain, Saturday and Mon- Q Q ^ day a pair-------------------- -- O c j C Throe 'l ies are the same as 60c M-tlers, hy u fortunate pur­ chase we are selling them each............. * 25c m m m m m aam .... .. , ’»>.— .. 43c "f ..t.vai*«. 19c Boys’ Blue Serge Pants....;..................... ................. .......... 4^ Boys’ Khaki Pants ... ..............................29c $ 6 .9 8 Genuine, metallic lined Re­ frigerators for Saturday and Monllay, 18.60 values, sjsvially firictHl each ; 11KOCADKS AHE NEW For Saturdav and Mondav genuine liroraded Silk ( tal«', ? 1«’ » r e.ai -i»t ini! of Itinek tati, mtH V i f Winchester Sewing Machine, Autom. Drop Head, Attachmls’ lì I r - ,sb 2 Prize l Prize b u »»i Jhj a t k j . ,•* ua-h sfi (» G»| Wilh every purchase aniountinii to one dollar we «ill i\ e a chance on (Jie follow ini» liandsome Prizes 1 I’ri/.e Handsome Brass Be<l, .Nation­ al Sjirings, l ine Fell Mattress ») C i■: n 1x 1 \D1KV Ulti I K "KIK IS f No ■pii ndid 1 do. » t.. ». Il f ’ o •:! « », » h> • t »lofi ' I s', "1 î f .lu,»! Ihink of good I’earl lini tuli» at I In» «ale I p* ’ the u s J 7 •I s j is lb s '. 'l l . ' 1■ I • "Jtl » . .j,_ Sa ltir hi Culle» ^ nt I o I ! ..it I 11 ; 1 .un M< ' » i • • • t*\i. ■,|. i io"<l v i .»t \\ wi . i n \'. I ¡1 ■tl I <1 I*.’ I m t: . j» i 1 Jvihln-nM I iti»TU I , .it hot I’iHtlps 9,'c l"llg . r,lltl|g»- ¡<t Dayuina l!.»!irh. where thev We srv glail to n porl the rhild 1» tliduglit* to !«• Ilet ter reason. 19c ea 1 nn»ti M a d e -Mi-o < i \1 »».» 1 SI 110 | , , , i, 1 » . I. . . » I t * . ' I .1 ' » 11' I n*1 , ; \ . i PEA 111 III TTON SUP. T.'tc for I biirwdai 1he’”Wll.-r'rt tittle riiecv. Mil.lr.-.l l.uuilcr 1 S P E C IA L , t > ' - • il* \\ ..mi n ’ ». ì\ orni n *J■ I*» »»»ir*- " 1 ''I r* I *>•* d" '• ' up» "I s| nr i land i »i «1 1 a I. »1» .■ 11........ .... lined.. n»n<d Mr» M f I.i f . Its U*l try, and huw .)>. i-l.d ...... tu lean» f.»r Kl i .«A î- 1■" v •' N *' tp. . >♦• 'lìti\ !' ifatil» ■I ' '■I- J imti pel in Kami' vat d *o »i.» . I •' H1r * 1- if r ••i t1’ t,1* I , M |n 1 1 I' ,l»,il I 1■u * 1'»*1 » ft \T. *!* *t *T , ’ I'll f . m l |i- 1 tdii.lid In. ,d<» L* 11 |.i»t Aiti. ‘ -r ,( mu«, , .h* vMli.. nift^mi, th*» |£r«'at«»r .I- Li \\ > itf» ATt .r* t h*iri »c14««I 1 fmi a1 , , .. . .. , him with 11» a^ain. part of the numrtiiT with hi» Thomas Hutlg*-» I IM 30r OILCLOTH I9c White marble and fancy Ta­ blecloth, lir.st quality the kind that sells for 30c, our price i» only has hut dinh u u ill hu‘»t n ,i|| nrm> » ♦ f »! » . - ' ’’m -I K A M 11 ■' 9îc \ 20 P ili ( KM ! 11-sc nl NT UN SI.00 ( uri am Sitmi* arid Madra¡1 It 11 »old for less t han 12 1 >1 while t hev la s t . onlv SI.00 t Vi t . i m o m \ Mi i n d a \ In- - h m e n i l .'i o f tin t.irmlv K \tiv p a n ;i liargain i-vetv M otu ia v >1 tin e x tr a bargains I "I Sat m <la\ and M'*n»ia\ fOMipleti Ime " f f ie « r t y le s t!l f if i* ■1 \n, A ll?. I* »11•I» M > « I f• Id I [w I >» . ■ SHOES ,s \ . 11«I 12 1 >c LAWNS 3*,c In this assortment not a vard of thes4' colored lawn I'll! \-Ul - ! PAH \-(l| 15 c "lll\ 98c ¿tf C I' "I v , ’ ,1 »l.fi Hut M<»miai d'M.n’ t ftul to » » it., I * » ' “ I* Hi ill m tin nui t up t<. d a 1* u in m i r d>—t e i l ' a n d pri> e<l lot this » a l e a ! Minutici m o v i n g pru-es. M adia.», W ¡ u s i injis, Up lit 'Jite ( hi- »v;||<■ M .■' f' • 1 " ( im eh.inw This assortment consists of neat mission, also English Box­ wood hand li*», regulation. bLatw- „ dard paragon frame arnj steel rod, choice 23c LINEN IOr I his Ls ¡uinther one of the irreal bargains for Saturday and Monday. ’Jar I.inert ill diri et.lurs, i'nn»i»linp of navi -I /* bitte, re d . tan b row n , gray, lavemiar, f.. 1 IO C In lilt- l'ut I • ill. Ill'll i| I n in I Lon last Sunday aftem>,iii Mr ami Mm. Nonlsworth wire taking Mr .„,.1 “ '"anag.-r ol the tiven-tr.it l'uri» ululi- I II.- I t" ’i ' U Mrs M I fo li otri in.it, to Si « Sti rr . M* *.*J ... I , : -■■ri ■ on a raitv a lint of , in n mio .g curve they «a» a Irrighi train rapidly iippritaching Mr« Nurd« worth ,n [ ■ ! ♦«AIIItIT I I t P! «ale, a yard only The genuine 2 1, yard wide Peppered Sheet inj», hle.-u hed or tinhleaclied, thi.« O O , sale a yard »1 ‘ ' " r’ "m " »' liHinp M . ".leVsinilh «l.op an lifenl I. Iorri t) ul Ii. .,i g' 1 i' >1.50 UMBRELLAS 98c Florida Limit Is yard« tr> eudomer I (Limit 12 yards to customer # Sanford *,(‘ er ht« pn.pertv at C Kr' A K 2:00 P. M. SALE Genuine China Matting, worth 23c a yard for for this sale, only CASH D E P A R T M E N T STORE Tw o S to res—1 21 -1 2 3 E. F irs t St. Here is another opportunity to secure a Go and 7c grade Calico, lipht colors, a yard O 2C Mm. Josephine Street and Mim Louise ucvr ol t,,r 0 v ‘‘n,,n* t Turpentine Co. Stork, matrons of the Methodist Or- °! thU to uri1«'« » position with phanage returned Saturday from a Dvemtre«-t Crate Co. of Lockhart. ! 5 * * CALICO 3 l i e - 2 O’ CLOCK arrived In town and is to I* oup erin -“ *?"*, op'’ rat,‘,n “ °» ™ moroUndent of Southern Oaks Poultry Farm. H’ J'f O vrr.lr.rt ha« resigned a» m .n- _____ IL3Q. li’,Clock a. m. DKY (iOOI)S' 3* c f * The Rreatest ever. con»i 1irtjz of \\hite Madras, Cmghams, Suiting», ete., ranging in leuglh-s from 3 to 10 yards. Worth up to 15c a yard, on Mqpday, 8:30 a. in. Q l a yard O l»C D. A. Caldwell & Sons Men’s iialgriwain Cnduc«-... shirts, all sizes, thls’-day, verj' specially priceil per garment onlj-_____ X *C C ' ¡turned (ruta_s twa-.iweeks’ visit to DeLand. ma Covmt f > f r i e n d . U C E « * « * ™ . S. C.. and report have a Mm. Emma * I V' i t r l * i L i ri u ri n I ft L. . . very fpleasant time. Jn ü ew Smyrna 28 13k* 2’ O’CLOCK P. M. J* M w l‘ "* ,our P -tm lr tr « * , and her little son, Melvin have just re* JULY The values given during the past week in the Profit-Sharing Sale have spoken for themselves, but Saturday and Monday are going to be a cli­ max o f bargain giving. There will be additional specials for these two days that yon cannot afford to miss. '■ ' M ia* fe fflw ’ l l ~ Còbi» io. Jacksonville wveral last Mm. Hattie Brooks returner! last Saturday from Knosville, Terni., where «ho has been attending the summer school of tiie south. A. W . Brown was In DeLand on bustneaB last Monday. Rev. L. Chaser conducted service» last Sunday at Orphanage Chapel aifd .all were well attended. Mr. and Mm. C. It. Harris, who were at - ¿ ¿ . “ ilr t K t f h i '"orphanage ',< * a month left Monday, for a short visit in MONDAY, a u u - u x u u u o i . ^ i ____ m È— a m m — M • ---M------------.» W 4 ------ — - ‘ -U • •*4 *. yi * . . ’j' -* 1 » l > c ' it , •"/’ A -,1 . i. =/ r .«I* * ♦=* -tft » to-T .» A m•?*( f ib-»••.“ ■* �THE SANFORD HERA (I) it-Aw’ yrrtiiui! The j any » here ha* ru* *h<>wing in tin n nir ' H in 11 u ^ u i u f J hj-i 1* a /iijlfiv limi in tin' |m» » I . lu» T'ht’ i l*em TlllTItl” ir t MTl’ llllll '.I I .I ninni l tr <* *clung ■ In rnnilT I [I uniti ; i glllflif tr t w *«»*--«if—* l ri •.iitinll until li“ »l tt* [i l -liti ROLLINS it r» u n it tli.it ' .*ì|. f:<il « run • «.t II -l l ^ U l i i I i'T.l I ••i U «• Fi<nli|in|i t li» ri At last, my husband go| me a tsottlc ^>f |<UIh h f * »I «a ill put H u n d * at !**hm •»f tlnuM n . i t i . c l f«*r i flirt in - _ . tncnced taking it. c <nmigh t< 1 oneri gnlinnaf • hun li xjt'd.iy miirning,» the ' *i I IìhmÌ i luH b a r t k i n f rrtnrfrrn l i i n il < r. ** è ilojril Nr in i| > u i ri [ i f * | t m l i o n ( o t t t i g t u r e •i n f m u r i * » n ii n j K i m i «wirtiming trunfri « I r f**ll irriti««, fmvihal], L«»L rfI m II «* b«*J*f « l»i p« a ¥ i i l * h f r WILLIAM FREMONT EILACKMAN *erir*, * n, $ 5.ÌMT0 m | i s r«ju(pfli?fif ijrv v r ( Kfiaiia F t n r i f i l i > ( a r i •»1tli Ph. UNIVERSIIY LLO. PR ESID EN T Florida Slate C ollege For WotAlftX* Gam* ■»ili», riarida 1 K# l H iM I U lf à i M flln f» - d i t i * ••>*11« Iti e p * .n t i t it i » Im 'L l ' b f i i l ir v j p* o lr t o n n i l in i»l Acting I'aMnr * «»g '•*#*■ Ai fL* *4lw*l («tl *f 11 %■rig H.fK rt'.-x»! fi-n# k'i'l'l« I*« iJ l t |lri«i»l«l bÿk)4«p»f* \ltl *»'i »* „un­ Brun: Un- family tor an It has helped TlllakAtic«. lUrtda Nul SfMitB Op*«« Stplrnbar tlie 17lfc, 1913 V l> sTHONCi. It you are all run down from womanly years, with womanly troubles, and during Cardui, the woman's Ionic. [ K i r r i r j c h r i * *'•* i i h i h « , r m ir n i In* b u J i n r i i *•> b***»J «•«<*• arc rurdudlv invimi tu then* »er- IT H E S T A T E walk two miles without Its ” 1 Euffcrcd tor four troubles, don’t give up in despair. Try writes as follows: PK1TK F lan d • U.«- |.)> .1 uf III me a (mrUiun will uni'luili.l In tin- evening the *ub» ill ln- Nun I 'imperii ting with Gufi nwult* Catron, Ky.—In an Interesting letter tiring me. and am doing all my work.” from this place, Mrs. Beltic Bullock In *■■« ir m l.fh f* , htr jw •«*», r *>t *f * a iti iir *f Reni p l i n t i « « ) Ii ( k »i i l i N t r i . r i j u i p j w ' f urlili ^ v f i > L* k r « , l~**t.rrj |In*- Uige-uve *.v»ti*m, » From the very first dose, 1 could tell it was helping me, can now ’ 1 C a m p V» • I » i ■ |lrr 1 1m li «. i l im il i il*»». .S up e ri » n r w i.l i i e i t uf 'E f drvad di-elt-e. I W INTER J d + + L * <l%» 4«nuL è-iu l m « l « i i i . »|ut(trr u 44 Lot i r i u l n *« tu« ni u tu’»n i i ti* t i n n , , , Cardin, the womans tome, and 1 com- A aJ |>i,n !i»..l |.iu. time .in m m * I It.id gotten so weak 1 could nut stand, " Kl" " ri' ' n‘ . ol u -lli;|*mg . tulil ¡1 (||g aiyi-l g A v e ^ i a u d ^ a « --------- - ---------- »ertb. It » . but for .. COLLEGE, O i< t+ * L ii».*' liy ju rn lc N » * r lf Î P 0 |r#f nr a i ■K« P*«l lui«««« ul nt Wotxiluml l ’ork. lk *( f fin i cm iwéwa m n l i a d i m « I <• Ifl m AlkUlkll t«i|«il»N S«iu| Imi lalaii pr A dwicng «ini A M U W H IK K I al Ih*« C ml A*»a •»I Sutint«, Kin>t*'(ifir* l)ii>«>mi«nit Sik». %•* *1 I ipttllt -n IlftJ*««*•«« «i f*Ihi I 11•Mta*iyn ()t«<tl*a t*#a.luf«l bvikj ' nr> «rid Ani ili«« 1ailhia I.»* »»tK*« *11*#h#«• t» a<hin *4-1«a** , ! ’ .*• F D W A KO C O N K A D I P, this time, I could only sit up (or a little more than a million women, In its 50 while, and could not walk anywhere at years of continuous success, and should CONTRACTORS ! AND BUILDERS?! alt At times, I would tiavc severe pains surely help you, too. Your druggist has * id my left aide. sold Cardui tor years, [> lie knows-what The doctor was called In, and his treat­ it will do. Ask turn. He will recom­ ment relieved me for a while, but I was mend it. Begin taking Cardui today. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y OFFER! Fl.lt KinA LEADS IS IIOSIS NEW P O P E M O T O R CYC LE S FO R $110.00 U nit 1«; Ciwttaaaac*. MxOLlne (~n . 1 soon confined to- my bed-ffpthv After «J-iw.y ChPttJiw«**. Trnn . toe .‘ifuTUli JnitrustioM «n your cpm *n4 W i-it* IwoK, ' II ¡a* that, nothing seemed to do me any good. Timismii t*r W m ii." H»t In *Um »riit*r. I* t f ru ì fceil fOAi all toni bu il d i n g THE LOWEST PrNTT’ FfTTrT*T*T'0»f V VIILST CLASS MAI MINE mal/Ttì) i. JDimOS ni Lft'rr iKan JOIII 1KKS pi n r • Wf tallii a Irgli 1 1 1 1 * 1 r pinfit lin i itiHuld piiifit Typhoid And The Fly hivr ire * hi! ihr UlltfifiJ dir Y o u can't afford in i>c without » m otorcycle n ow . W e offer you the o p p o rtu n ity of i lifetime - the i l i l m r to buy a 10 1 3 Po pe M otor C y c l e o f proven re lu h ilit y .it a price way lielnv. that o f any o ther motorcy cle ever offered « tlluig rnidrHrmini » lui »link i» acuii ptffr r%ri>tlniig and i n i k r pr o m p t *•» » * m > *ni|»itt»ni*. R e m e m b e r thiv i i not a m a c h i n e of u n k n o w n make hut n brant! ¿ l u r a n t r e i l Po pe Motor cycle o n e of the best k n o w n and m o i l -.itif f a f U n i in ike- on the market \t SI 10 it i- the tujfgevl motorcy cle l u r y j i n v>iir can ever hope to Inn all # « - - K t i«uri tr *t i ** t f ii i r * # f i ln l new ■■ State Boatti <>1 llcalllt Givcs Some linport.mt laets •• J !! , l; «»t Florida Pcoplc 111 r»f • . thè ttitilen tiliiin . eu rth lv ha ve K ll. r . x t - n i .i lu i n liwrl i n e , r“ l * tin o lo . h li lll l II) . ., . I w n iW i forvi .ird I f l " ' in p n tn a d in -a i .il i Un fu i «tate I»- ' i- .( I ‘ .|,| ,ih*l bob H* 11 . •. • ' ,1» n n rr. m.- , im m o ilo > cirhl>*>*l - * ’ * i* .1 . -1 .1 |l n . Im fin a f a r t i * fru »n , , |t tt i . v 1» irli n 1 ir. I F ! -«++++++++++++++++♦+♦++++♦+++«-+♦+++♦++++*•+++♦+♦+•»■+++♦ , m- i . |•t - i r . I ’ Iiiilli«»*! dollari wor ^ lii.c ’ i "li* o* t • ♦ • ••• ■ , . n in o yr.i| M (i , ' Tilt* t o t a l e x p o r t ^ t ,. , I l*»l 1*1.1 l i o w **v *-f ' ■ ■ ' 1. ' ! i . ■■ " - . ............... ... , P Itim bm g and G a s ft C il f i S F i t t i n g NNorU Ur r i tvp.H My PorMina .il il ? •11r Vili h Iioti \ oil It. »I F,(Torlo - mi pl|"jis<ivp iN11fI*I 1•»r ii liAiiiitc (ìIiptiHtii«' I iti li*tII I »* I .*t • vati t lpt1* tt4v H11«I ** n*' <* m d i.irc (t*f ra>\ fi» l u l l ' l l le n j T f i t l M il» cI »1.1 11Kv a m i p n i,in vfnIr IImi tu III.|l( Me ¿dell 4 IIir» ** W (iu «a| Ifcilyl. „ I 1*1*1 « • 1» I l l l l l l i il "-ti M i! Il I M l I I s SANFORD CYCLE CO W rite for C.rt.ilOKUc a n d \I V It 11 N I t I ir pn.l*., i* •.1 : ;« I Mi" n i mi h iiji* ' r f I ■■.p o l i r * 11 t ' » p .« f l u l u ' %, w Ó- 4 4 ,V l i ' P rice» on C ra in •IH* I Itili ' : O' ■* # * # 4 c *a* ** * « § # v 4» tf- C a nil F e e d J 1 ■ 1, »I * ' ¥ v # u n i ill* I lor ni I * v V v 4 4 4 I» »■ # & « K fi-iiL I V M - m M i •f I ■ ^ libi*' N . nlitlii ii ul liàH » it * It 1*n»\ iMi'iio N iMdt v»*ri 11 I h»* ruinli t iffiiH i h . . I i ili * i 11 U.lw || 11ill«« It* 11 t i n Ml Hit M i t i l i * t hi* M i r I I« •alni . .. t U^t v M dii ' ,1 1 ,M*il , 11,1*1 l ll ll l* • . m m üs I ■ S P E C IA L — - — ^ P ¿Ln F r ¿L i A iILa —— •y * > of infection in »tartnl. JUn rit bao terioli>Biral hi vestjBntinna h a v e oh'OWii that the condiuona mart favoruhlti ?ur the hreedinjr of file, p w t in the eicrftn of hum «. The ni'ct. inoBt favoraWi' are In the stool* of human being*. Where *ueh evacuation* are from typhoid jiptienl* thn maggot of the 'fly .becq)M| infecud with germ* and remain* tfifthfjdt it* natural lift) n wiurre of.'jhrw gf|j^‘ A* a protection nguin.it two principal precaution* are to l>e xjDserved, and wifety demand* that both •hall tie practiced with all the earnentnerw and care that i| regard for the **rreitnea* of human life itself can «uggest. Ftmt, keep all ftK>d from flu-». Sec­ ond, kill the fly, exterminate the race if *uch a thing mere powible * ^*7 ! 10 jiieces Italian strijied Ratine—-just your need for a stylish drt'ss. Usually sold 500 pieces of Ainoskea^ Dre^ss Gin^hams. Price 12 l-2c. Special for Mon­ for 50c. day Special price : • : * 15 pieces Ratine in all shades both silk and linen : 25c the latest : 85c 10,000 yd. Seed Bed Cloth, in 3 weights : ------much fuitlxr.— Trt —‘t^-d nr in other conveyance« hi may travel hun­ dred* of mile*. And the real danger lie* in the fact that norone can Tell where N . „ P . Y O W : =: : : 71c 500 yards Poplin in all colors to close out, usual price 2,5c. Special See us before supplying your needs * It i* known that the lly i* an extensive traveler. Experiment* have proven that % he often goe* from four to eight]city ' blocks under hi* ¿own motive ptiwer, Aided by a favoring hreeto he may go .............. E L L : 17*>C Prices ri^ht �QJ OJ> £ OJ oo •« 9 i _ jtff - U i ^ jy ¿[ Li.: IUÜ*LI„julfc B Ju1 i.... äiLw *f.1 »...— -" >'■■'■»■*^ *■»-»—1 ilw iir*" rrnfmwTi ...... "« �H ie SANFORP. MFRALI) «I m v»t!jif o f th« C ity Council l b . Taluattan. , Nnrro • ANOTHER lit- gres.», lU ’Nii, Man d e n K j^ w w m know 11 ■19 Ul»- m 4i»J*f»4. - 1I*° .J *r «M OU ASSKSSK r r* m «r * .LR N t i f i i h M urphy W «U .* * T*«m»r at J l o i’ c al dlit lo i uy a k j mn jiw i L ini ' A tl.m if ( ua»l l-iw Ky IMd il a t^ l .A lie n tie Cua»l l i n a i t j 11,0 an OS You cannot nflord to he without this little book which spells SAVING for you in such big letters. Have the money ready for a new hook before the last coupon fn the old one Is gone. * W a te r Co 110 S o . P a r k A v o . t iiT S l o t I eml i tut 10 IUJC TU 1 lf|inli 1 *r fc r illtlc l ■Af’ f t - . g * According to atuU-ITienta given oVl • by thoae present, the -Murphy »uifc*jV hud Men living with a negro namfd John Goodman at Wauchula. She h-IL him and came to the houra of her *iatcr, wife of M cR cae. She told her relutivu that Goodman hail treated Iter cru»ijj\ On Monday «he wan railing nt the cabin of Henry Kims, when Goodman appeared with a shotgun and in a state of rage comment ed to threaten zll present. Those who could fled, but Goodman fired ujKin Wi-sl McKee»«, lodging two buckshot in Ins body. He then turned his gun. upon Nornh Murphy, shoolihg her in the head, so that she fell and died within u few seconds. The murderer ilieu -llod. Constable Wilcox was in­ formed and at-mwVNrt'tW t tr d b t o v e r . if poosibte, the direction taken by Good­ man and to bring him, if found.. We have not heard whether tb f sheriff has taken any urtion in the rase,'or if an in­ quest was held. State's Domain Don’t forget to have the money for another Coupon hook at home -remember that the driver is required to get the money when he delivers the hook—he is not permitted to take an order to get the money from your husband. * and nua idj*»C to death and West M cKmsc , Mary M. ¡(at-or*! her brother-in-law, received two buck- X,j»ntiiT™*t ut,. alint Jant .Monday at the cabin of H< nr> J ¡' Kr.wnintrr f:.i«i» COUPON-BOOK & S anford Ice f f * * m Murdered Wounded Near Sorrento. A ABOUT Woman S e rial To The Herald: of Flowers HOW N O T I C E KII.I.INt; l.N LA KL COUNTY ALL A ROUND F L O R I D A N H "I L d 2 tarta 3 and A N « li »I ta*! in 1« > I. 2, 3. 4, *. 7 -Uajhi^è il» jt>»V Tari « W. 1« It ol NW '* tu l 4 1dit 7 laoifl 3 ami A V. H. 1 1 ... A____ M. A.-Camp Molilrn K*al L*tat» A. K, IUH _____ _ ."At laOU 15. 15 Iloldrp Uni n .t .f \ .• T a *. V tmJ a , ....-----..M ■i i i «mi C Clark M r. K R W tffr.Aii . W . II, l i t M ------------ T F. VV -ft W. H flynv. W . II. Ilyn»» o . il r nr..i<i R. K»|ip . Alton Ur Coa«! U m Ky j. I>. r.rkw______ M. P. I b M u a i J. I). I*»fkrr t.INN, I2 .0t»l IC.U.I ~ Ix.^ 1.2,9 &.OIHI ï, 2 (xi Lot M l u i » 2, 3 I r i 4, 3 . l.ifki I .'1,1If. A 12.IHWI IuU 6, 7, R : .Aw. 1.31«. I.UOaf lu i» 4. &, 6. 7, 8 l o t . I . « ........... .. Lots 9, 4. — 1.3410 l.AOO 2.1(H) R. Ilurkluum 2. ____ K. filtoitord . 1. ¡.it 9 and N H ‘’1 Uri 1° U t fi U t» 7 A « L o t s 10 and 11 E U utvth M Farm O. W. J oIuuud, U t II. N. Kotirrt. S. E. Itotltr I V.Ultn tu r i 2. J.SOO son T o call uJld ilmjH-ct ln> bicycle shop just opened, and when in need of m w lire, blrycl« or ri f<n¡r job give us a por­ tion of j o u r busiorss W s PA UK l it arm 9.000 3 .0 . » 1. ¡Liiu» tóo 1400 2.000 2 .000 2, Saio S.SOfl 2.SOU W. tt. tirai» Vou Arc Imilctl ÏIHI 2.000 ’—kîiiV — — tut! 4. 5 6 lut» 13.14 U t » 4 and & U t fi and N H al 7 _ ... S q o f U t 7 and U t I lo t a I and A— U ta fi aod 7 . . __ _ ft. M S d n r v u P P. I l i « * __ ' . ___ N. II. L a m rf Alma E. RhtnhnUr Nhi l.ouu i A. Ilarrold A M Ttira.hr» tl. Il prmalrl a t: im i A ttont Ir Cna.t U n » 11» J I. Mil Ir» . ; Il r.rk rr Mauri M. Jmkln* Norman I ' r i e r1. f Il 1 Slartln» M r. All*») Jimr» M r% \llrr M.-— t 2,iKMl 2.W W 1 Hill T J I hrrk :.si l.luo Mio I400 2.1HH1 2 V*U I Mmi 2 .-» 1 MMI 1, *J* i *4i Ml s i, Ki*.i"-r) T. J. ( br»k We Manufacture and L. M ull.r W n . T ij»»lr \V H. IVI! Will cyro your ifhoumaiUm, Nourillgia, H'itdio bis, C ra lrj s. Colic, Sprains. Kruiiun, Cui.» , 11ml Hurls, Uhl Sorts. S lin ys i f liiNfts. Etc. Anti»1 pile Ininlini- ■ ;-« I :: t e n ..illy .U" t \!* rf,«1 Ia J*mi i> ‘J mi llave For Sale _ 3.2'H1 1 i M*ti Sari l .Jar/ Ï ^’i»l I’ \\ . HiJWTTiafi f'Im* H ad ma II« ris-l » Il T riîTM»* Jl • 1 J*l . f» U I ■ H h sfibri W, lt jlurt l-^nm W 1 JtiKn* Kavai«* U W I *, e Im*. I • 1, l ir u k iii t fru iti il b u i l d i n g !n r » 1 * , ] utiiv -1 in j A-xp eet s hy I I igld Pi [t r .b n r g lo liu ti- thè f ir f i n 1 .■ n - 1 P< -.tir I l'In o! \ - Are* 11 r* M . 1 . M 1 II. , 1 M II \t.ititi W II k *il. 1 t rr. 1 .11 |'lu in o jH - ru t in n ÎÎ (i Sfurltloh \| ?• ! ,• Nm end» r L ivi lini, ■ bure* *1 tri ..pii imii-r iirri . r .11 ,ir-* o und V lu a \ ! i i a r11f 1 f I .tir ( I 1 Stiih-f 1 nr i i p h i - i l -, ursiin. ¿L. :■ r i s ili ni ilio lire ut Ibi- Hi l l 1 iMirongh I lr> {«iHid» ! A+Oijiaiiy 1* ylro * " f b u s t i 1» ss ut An « .1 rfy i ndi r tifi \\ » .in» •luv I bi turi ^ 1 'lùi .ir* M .1 \ lO’l P ' liti i,,tr»i- liti) u t. ’ ! C4.dtiNiis.stt 11leni I.-.sI Kusl Const Itnilwui I 11»>C tw o aif t|*-tr I t ■ bS l.ililt^’ f- rutti. Il 111* I.Utenti, ,i a1 I* ii ! ti l i voti ca n gel the u n i e I J U A N - 1 ■1r r *, I J I ì **I .1 il F. I I L K a r l u l c (or -^-¿tNra.rAt v-v»«^- -n-'1 l*t'd tu r Kit iu it -l- tilizers irr* oti'if I te. | t.tl ! Al t ur e« - ! ■ ili io binary i l . at litC < ii'patty limi m *» paei*» r gt r r u b t t'f J ' -I t o I . 1! I the Field Results Tell The Story U .i ii Y A ., in l i c e < * m j.a o ,, i l l U " t i . c tini a lt » r w I ioli n s h i m I IM K I agite iq ri< | m \M h t! M \I »F IN PAI A t K Cl.hANLl <* E J K'mI wi t h oiigh li »I- nl./cil NESST b> tIn s t-ill 1 1*M l' *' 1 , \ 1 V'*«■*« uf If I*i h r* f o r h e u i m g * 11 *iu*l a n d 11:1 r r t i g a t O ' N , w i i s i r a d * II i- *n >• t ' , Wa 1 hat * P O I NS E T T I A ICE CREAM M o i. villi money K i t »Nt ) M Y o- I *'(*- [ SA M L -S K T T IA I V «n« Lek l^i ly*ni , Hfiilfi* Krai i * tji* i It %Ciomiiriy 1 I \\»»«Iruft It, t-t. '< IL..I I g . i r I It" t* » IO at I •*»•. * w *; v * , Send For Free Hooks on Florida Products Tina sjier'ß Pharmacy WILSON 81 lO O M K K J \CKS( INVÌI I I K. KKKTIL1ZKK i l.i HUMA Maxwell, Mfjr* Snnfnrd Hrnnch He n r y It the ltnptisl f horch Mr C T I*, tight« of ( >rliti I preach at the HupU-t t-lmrch n* \t Me La ulin Ml Geo. ¡I. Fernald Hardware Co j K»i i Ip i ’ u ÍC t Tullí Mr I T 1jinf ry J Í La itr=g i > I • hk'p J • M Cgttlm >r» j irti « 11*10.! Pnimt-il I’hlNit dirham’« Sterling Silver Roger»’ Piateti Ware Filgiu and Walt lui 01 W u lelin I krfifîn h lUhlitt lira I•>!*!«• < .* ti ll S ln p fM I « * S f K*-«î»rAlj K K Semi«’» S u. ( hter Mr«. U I* F «tu*« II llyhn A A IX GOODS GUARANTELO 1:1 M »him* j pumps; s Planet Jr. garden implements. Gasoline engines and W c carry the best in IAll i ^ *- lli htrn Heal t d i i « t o ( J. Hollina HoAiUti iUsl l^4afp Co Plans ws, McCormick mowers and rakes I , to l C iVtrr* Ü 1Viera l'iîkmmn à K Jori-i^ J A Shrturd W. II. lisura furnished and estimates made. F -t i t-a f « p *#■f 4m K C . Mâ.as.11 I* V\ W «h* im ) The S tore of Q uality = = = = = e are making a specialty of seed bed irrigation. L' hp liy I . 1 .Jl1li'S If'Mrn krs*i| K'iâte Oi H"M «i JEW ELER flay lliiirtiing at 11 o ’clorl-: nml s evening ut 7 Mo o ’clock. dinlb un ib d to ut temi. J» f «I M U.“ Utl A iluntlr ( , fk Ut 3 I .il lu lad 2 Ut s 2 .......... I frt. 3 to » ! ut» J, 4, 3 lu t» 3. 4 3 ». 10 lu t . 1 and 2 llolfilen Krai Kata la U> ilo k lih ite li Hitfeta f f i N i l H iififr ’ J Y U lti AU W I . . tu l» 1. 2. 3. 4 lu la I »a d Z I« (i Strioffrilo*^ H iiingM « * • Additi Urta t . IO. I i # U 15, I T, 1H, 1„ (¡ StringKUcr« I» U llruaon K 2 Arm.----______ l- . 2* T J AlHn Bicycles and Bicycle ’ ■ ’F’v ''* ^. ' Sundries ever *10,000 Abrrttathy Furnitur» C o. . Z30 (.Tlàito* t)o. ___ . R . L D uflH t. r>*i«t luietA Couni B ig H a r d w a r e S t o r e VENUE 3,000 2 30 250 U. II FrmÄj.i ||>r<! REPAIRING A SPECIALTY 9.000 130 300 20,000 C, R. W .lW r I [»raid Pfintin* Co. J K. M H U t p i W I - M orían ! II. O v»»ni»a 2.000 1,300 J, II, rS/kr».____ . 1.000 2.000 . 1,300 400 IAU .IFOO 3 <»* IJH-0 W# 1 »**0 »*,•* I .R** 0. - ■' 1 0-I* J ..I" *. I««* jq.OdO 3.000 VO»> M W LOVELL CMrk «ad »m u r �•- ‘ - -- THE 1919 COUNTY HAPPENINGS •lnim lor «Hit, »tut Itii.ir't nt i -'' it t . _(Continu>“d from I’ .ti:* * t >1* l I* l.'moonlight on the nhbn- of th. |.,kr. mm i ■ai ti i- i- s» ■- 1 UUIJ I .I1 - ,,u‘ ■«i U'l > t - III 1* t *rTV| l i t t l e Y c rk « of Jacksonville. Jargrr point» are wutttng to heur wftat. Mr». Tillit» of.Sanford t» the gu.-M ..f Mr , Unim.r tti„ „ } u , ^ nink.- Semi noie Cou ni) Grti««*r* mettihemliifj . . . langue I ,7.. largest, in „rftonrtioi. of .the the proportion to iHjfiuluUon, oí any fioint in the »late Make Seminole county a leader in pro­ gressive innvi-im-iit* |,ainnr.t. ,,f n,,. „tat.. thut Seminole coun[y u wlJl. uwuke an,i u,, to Hie minute Made Good aa New _ . Aral cltisa harm*» maker now do anything In this line while Give us a trial and be con­ W. H. U NDERW OOD. delicious n-fnnhmrnt*. ---------------- :--------------JUm.'U. tj. Gresham has gone for a trip Nutire Horae Owner* to Jacksonville and other neurit) point.' | have a first class ex|wrl home »liner While there she will lx- pri-setit at .1 f nn ( j (Ve him a trial. ily reunion. » U II Pinterw* ml .„ T h e f. rulin' of M I I*... 1. I f j ,, Site! min, ( ’arrol ( lj»|| . 1 ■■ ! V • 1 — Peters are enioving 1 an p . 1 at.i Harney ■Mr. and Mm. fu rlett hmi for their gudsts lii'l Sunday Mr and \lt^ John lluwisl and familv of U Inti r Park Mm. \ \ Moran and grandson of Miami are vinio.J M . .^,d Mi Auhri’k Mur art. * PavlH uim V.ÍI- I ' ii 1111m l [ (or a 1 i1 11 »(«•■ . I m î.. t ,i' r , ili|. ■! Iç. m lh - I .i. In r M Iri-tu I’, t. rMr- i r ■i C ' A i t i v i leu», t , , i ii ^111 It (J Gri*l,.,m «ml Mr \|i.. \i Mi i \: ■ t.r<- t in I III Pi Milt i « iltl'r Hi \ 1 |i i\S 11iti ine III iti Ilu II V — I n , ii'il Mviv*,- Itillinn- i ,t-* •! y noyancc itinnry I» a , iiuHiui.il an ami r x p c n w *S0 ami $100 ( licipic». •«» io tIn* i t t u t i c v ' u f l l i e p r i l l i lp .il i t a l i o t i ' . | a c i l g r i ' i d «ut e.iv fi l .l U 'i J U t * I'nl- Safe. »clf -idem il v ing. ------ ro y \\ .1-1 II ,-r I I ■ fighi' rtj wi.ii'h n.i . ' m ,' i ; till* p.l I ••ill Til ’ ..till ci *ur, I r ., i i . «bri' I >: • it:,'! ' !i Viiriivn- , 1'Mi.rfl- Il«*ll|.| I“ ilhfl I ‘ ' ti lit l|c t ri| t 1 jrtij.i t i .!• fil r ! «'u. tildi ui.itlie liurh to olijov it MM'i'ti nl o|«Tlt in vt ulntci I'Mii'tlv J.'l. tOl.fMlD ooo w u, 1 1u i . Tpm.iiinn' "i ni i United Slate» last iear. acnirdiug h * »tilllit en 111*.r I . Ill I- t.* ■i Tb* H \ N * id \ (i 'im i i r ut lu o ri't» p n ttin i: lliru o g li fui rig o , iitiiifr ir» W il II tuor t r a v r l f u r i l i ' i o * A M A ’ « l u iiu» > y u i l |t.tv t- r i i , i l i M l , il 11 le» u f t i l t ' »m i I li e V a li l i * u t I I l i } 10, J i o i, f ur d ■ -------i . I l i ' In H . l »IT l i ' Il \ NK <>K sv\i't,i:ii k >y A ESTATEHS Will Gel Cold Shoulder in Kl*»lmniee GASOLINE In Ihe Fulure The Kissimmee Hoard of Trade nu t Monday night in »jweiul mwiimU, tin mijeting having been called by Prfttldent Triplett on [M*tition of a numlier of businiTU men of the city, for the pur POM of I»-ginning u light to protect the city agnin»t certain real eatale dealer*who make it their bu»ine<M to meet -ill im-omjng train» «-eking to get hold nl |M>r»uQj> whom they think an- lien- for the purpose of investing in real estate. It was brought out in the course of * *the discussion that it ha» ix-come n rule for such parties to I»-gin d e fy in g any proposition Thar .n y other realty-firm or dealer might have and that prospectjve customer» who havjr iwen in cor­ respondent» wdth reputable real estate men, upon arriving in tbu city, huve fall­ en into tl»e hands of these individual« and have lieen so thoroughly disgust­ ed with l heir met Hods that they have gone away without buying, and without ever having seen the people with whom they corresponded. fcW hile there w:i» no plan to curtail such unbiisine«« like method* it was the imarurpoux Opirthm that it must l>e »top­ ped and plan» arc <in foot to bring about thiA result.' t Another matter Of importance mine up, Ireing the problem of advertising Klsalmmi e and Osceola county. Fvery one present was of the opinion that tlw nowapajxif» arc moat effective mrSá ,K g * 4 , *. • ÆËflp'e w t — i» \a. . —r r I v» >- •- »«u. >a * L------- —M-r — 2 ? ? KEROSENE CRUDE OIL <> W HAT SANFOKH In Order that you can form a corrtrl itlca of San­ ford 1 will state it few facts ;is published by our com­ mercial Club. Sanford is in the new county of Seminole, for­ merly Orange. Sanford will be the county seat. Sanford is on the south shore of Utke Monroe, a beautiful lake about four miles wide and seven miles long. The St. Johns river runs (brought it from east to west. 191->f®tord h!LS “ population 1,1 f,M > lcity census uf Sanford hits .six churches Presbyterian, Meth­ odist, Baptist, Episcopalian, Congregational and Cath­ olic. A High »School,# Grammar School, Primary i&hootr-'Kmdergarteiu and Catholic..School- Splen­ did Water Works, Gas Plant, Electric Plant, two Tele­ graph Systems, Local and Long Djstance Telephones, Standard Oil Station, Gulf Refining Oil.Statiuu-Rail­ road Shops, three Automobile Garages and Machinery Shops. * Railways to Jacksonville, Tampa, Oviedo, I*eesburg, Eustis, St. Petersburg and Cameron City. Railway Shops, with monthly pay roll of $20,000.00. T w o-Banks, with a combined capital of $701, .517.82. There were 2,.509,010 letters* mailed in the Sanford Post Olliee in 1012. Two lee Plants, capacity 150 Ions per clay. $200.000.00 for I¡rick Ronds to the Celery Farms. Thirty School T< acliers. with salaries amounting to $15,221.00. One thousand one hundred and thirty-three Pupifs. Free City Mail Delivery and three rural free delivery Routes. Daily Boat Line to Jacksonville and boat lines up the river. Kerries across the lake. New l niuii Depot cost. $100,00(1,(10. New K.Xpress t »Ilice cn-l s2o.000.0O. Si\t\Iilock> of Street ]>auid with, vunlinl brick. \ paid Lire Departfoeiit with automolillc inak. <hie News­ paper <nil.-*\ Feriilizer Plant, shipping ( ..’»on p .iis annually. I \vn I umhej* Yards. A Puiilding and Loan A s s o c iati* it (»lie Steam and Tw-» Hand Laundries. lw-i Ideal res. . 1'oiir lintels aid inaiix IIt larding Housi's. ( hit1 Carriage and Wagon Factory. Throe Ltl.ii L inith Shup**. 1wi• Itest aur r :: 1w11 Ilalver • ie>. f M. Militan l’-aml. '(hie 1'ubtii- 1 ibran (hie t «»Id Slnfage Plant. $ (o,|iiiii on appii>|■ri.11<-«1 fur a F'eilera! Building. * onerete \\ <■i k-• < old Storage PI.ini 1 hree \rteMan Well Dnlli-i'-v Six Public l: * v ,1Uj I1 I ‘ ; ii L Si \ . n p r o p o a i , ion 1 1 bcs( We have 2 in 1 Five room Cottage, on Palmetto ave­ nue between 4th and 5th streets toilet and bath. Artesian well con­ nection. Cash ......... $ 1,500.00 2 Lot 13, BIk 5, Tier 2, House of 10 rooms 2 , 5 0 0 . 0 0 3— Lot, 100x150 ft., 10 room House, two stories. Flowing well and rain water 4 .5 0 0 .0 0 water Link ....... . 4— Two story, 7 room House, lot 100x110 ft., on Oak avenue. Plenty of flowers 3 .5 0 0 .0 0 and shrubbet5^" .......... 5 Five room Cottage, corner lot, ()7x 75 2.100.00 feet. Easy terms ,» 6— Lot 55x117, House 5 roofhs and bath, warehouse. 4-Fse of warehouse re­ served for 5 years. Good flowing well? Half cash____ ...................... ‘........ 3,000.00 v I ¥ the state G IB BS GASI; E N G IN E CO. ii <■ <> \i J r ♦ OF FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE, L a k fi r . 12 11 lf> < tf*orget<iiYii. and 2 lots, c o r . 2nd and 1, 2 0 0 . 0 0 2,200.00 .l'ut*' 800.00 K im , 1« -H o u ^ 'V rooms, on 3rd St, between î---' 5,000.00 i 3 .5 0 0 .0 0 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 A Palmetto and Magnolia .......: .............. 1 .8 0 0 .0 0 17 House, fvrooms on 3rd St, between Pal­ 1 ,3 0 0 .0 0 metto and Sanford 18 House, 2 story, 8 rooms, on Oak, betwcerrtfrrh'md 4 t h : ------------------------ — . ^ » 7 ^ 0 ,0 0 19— 'House and lot between 3rd and 4th,-onOak avenue, 5 rooms and bath arid * kitchen ■ i , C U 3L *' 20 -2 ' j I/oLs, cor. 10th and Magnolia, gar­ age, lawn, etc., splendid house, 2 story and attic, toilets, closets in every bedroom. Furnace in base­ ment 10,000.00 A line new house, 8 rooms. 2 lots. cor. Mh and Park, shade trees, bath and toilet Strain heat 0,500.00 Good. 2 st«iry house on <>ak avenue, between 7th and 8th Sts.. 5 , 000.00 (» Room house on Sanford avenue, be■Lwccn 1th and 5th streets 1,800.00 House and lot. eor. 9th and Ixiurel •in«*-half «M'li ,2100.00 Withdrawn. \iTrs on Ilie lb ig11 1>, s room. 2 >tnrv 111•11■*■ .’iti b«-a.ring mi.iiige i r«•« ' 2.500.00 21 22 23 21 25 2b 2 L o t . ' , s ix r* ■>'ii i h;« til'«', l . i o l ' l ved, f lo w ­ ing well 2.500.00 \\ it hdraw n lltiH'k 12, i vV I ., one house, 2 .*-tiii'-\ . ii moms. 1 house. I store. 5 rooms. 1 I lou ' I t•*r\, 2 n »"iiis. i »ne-half cash 2,500.00 \ 11 elegant house. \xith nice lawn, and flowers, «-lr , on park \\ r (1,000.00 10.1100.00 \in a her npe lionii' on 1'ark a\ « nn«’ 2b 1 b 'U •' I■] or 2,118 cars of 40,000 lbs. capacity. US. lots. A splendid large lioiiseTt'in Hinis, 2ldts, store bouse an*I barn Withdrawn, Lot. Sanford Heights, (17x120, good 10 room house, electric lights, artesian well, tank and engine. Isjts of fruits and flowers Fine house on the Heights, modern improvements, lot 121x120,, chicken yards, Kewaneo System water works, orange trees, flowers, etc I • t »11 $1.1 b l.250.00 " Write to li 2 ! •U'\ . s |T „ ,111- • 1« ‘1!loll . grv> t"t « "l'Ivilig. v"pj *i t wire ■n ■iis, 1 * ir-*, i' ■ml' 1 '.m illin '. u P l u i n b i n g ( u n t r : u 1w ; i utji Ifac 3 .5 0 0 .0 0 *1.5 galli ili hi 'ilei \ I»arcani 1 I l\ e|’\ 1 W II P l i " ! « igt'.i i ' ll ( lililí IH • Ih n re X 1 "! 2 ,000.00 I h ' i i s e . 2 si i ij'\ , s ri » 'tiis. « hi M a g l i « d ia il 1 .h W \ (tu n u > s 'p li lid * 1 ''I Wer Fn m X S t a bll \ i Inii« i li ■ ' i i l ' * ibiUs* 2 »Pii , a ivi y 1.I*-« Hi a . K nf P . S t r e e t ( ar* L i l l e *lgv > \ .'!« III. atti«’. 8 roi'ins. garage, ilnwing wdl, \\ T w o 1ilCVl'le o f U . 1'.l k . M « » o s e . K¡a g i o 1 t a 1g ! " v 7,000.00 \ bargain 1 m .1 ( .1HI IJ »; 111\ . lb al S* ■Veil S 11nip.i. R eali v ( Die Huu.se, .1 1 «Minis and kitchen, ini M irile Kstale Agencies, t hree ( rate Material Houses, (hie Ave., betweeji 5lb and (>th Sts. Lot Wrapping Paper and Printing Factor, F’ive Insiir11x117 $1 ,btio.no «ni rasi lenns nr 1,500.00 anct Agencies. Five I'hysicians. Fixe Shoe Store*-. Overan aeh’. willi 2 st«»r>. 7 n>«nn house Nineteen Crocerv Stores Light Drv (¡on«|s Ibm e •■e (In* Ibighls Fine 1<»<-ati«*n fnr H ire . «Mniliim* SOM« Four FiirmHit' r,,n i IMirivi n lami Looo.oo 1hi'i’e llaidwai'e Slofi Four Drug :Si<»r» ' 'in \ line Ialine, 2 stnrv s rmini Ito lise, X O* \\ holesii* * ir«'«■«•( > ( hie \\ holesale F••d and ( ii alll Wlth 2 spleildld Ini.' lb»Use "Il corner V House, i hie 5 ami 10 ( ent Storf. F u n Jewelrx 0,000.00 loti, uear Ijusmess pari ut town 'Stores. Two Musical Instrument Houses. 'I’wo Seed Houses. '1’wn Veterinary Surgeons, 'l’hree Dentists. I Two "Civil Kngineers. 'Three thousaml live hmnlred I 2 ! nl.s, I»-! vv<*en h'I li a m i ! 11li Si » . un Fi elicli, ea ch $30 0.0 0 Acres in \ egetable> I ent y-!«e\'en \egelable B ill­ I .* il i . u m i 1«M h am i I ..un * ! àOd.OO I I " t ' , - Iv.lMi I am I ( e l i o TI. gl II Mi Ut II 1000.0« ers, etc., etc., etc. I I "t nil S .lili I P|11 l|t Igllt ' 3 5 0 .0 0 Sanford in mie nf Hu- healthiesl citie.*' in llie.-tate. 1• ! - il i hi S a u f e n i 1 1- i g l i i 3 0 0 .0 0 Splendid street cleaning department * uirage a 1000.00 .* 1 - *I - 111 I *Ik . i I I» f *» well nrgam/.ed -*anitar\ di partinent and u« h niia i s J S111<-11<I141 J|l Iglll I Mi. 1000.00 orgaiiizut ions as conduce lot he welfare and go« id healt h. 7 0 0 .0 0 ** 2 b u ts in S aldarti lle ig lils , The vegetahl«- output from tin Sanfnrd fann> for 1" 2 ! t i l i n ( in u gei nu u 2 50 .00 « 5 0 .0 0 last seasofi, from 2,175 acres of till'd land and 1.225 LI fail un M a g m ilia , lic iu e e n sili am i Olii 1100.00 12 2 I xi In mi ( )a k , b e tw e e n I 2 t l i a m l Utili acres not tiled, was as follows: 13 .3 I .<its o n S a n fo r d (e ig h ts , fren i m g P a rk a v e n u e $ 5 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 •120,000 ( rates ( elery (»7x130. E a e h 5 50 .00 2 7 5 .0 0 0 . 011 0 2 5 0 . 0 0 0 ( rates I .eituce 2 I ai (s , c o r n e r KH Ii am i M vrLle . 1100.00 la 1 ( o r n e r lul. lOlh a m i I’a l m e l l o 0 00 .00 225,001) ( 'rates Other \ egetahles 215.000. 00 ll> 1 L i t I h M w e e n !)lIi and l o i l i on P a t n i e i l o 8 00 .00 1 2 5 .0 0 0 . 00 25.000 Barrels Irish Potatoes 17 - l 1a)( Ik 'I w e e n 3rd a m i ll Ii on O a k 1250.00 110.000 Bushels ( orn 99.000. 00 1H 1* D ) t i)e( w e e n 3rd a n d ll h on ( >ak 2 100.00 (»5,000 Bushels Sweet Potatoes (i5.000.00 „ 11) 1 D i l , bet w e e n 1st a n d 2n«l nn F r e n ch 6 00 .00 19.000 Boxes Citrus ( itrus Fruit 2 3 , i .>0 .0 0 "n |Work a. I'u r 10 350 0.0 0 24.»00.00 21 1(18x2(18 ft., «in Park A v e n u e « a b o u t G luts) 2,000 Tons Hay 22 Ixil on 1st Street, b e t w e e n P a l m e t t o a n d S a n ford 12,500.00 81.000 Watermelons \ \ ..r k FLA. Avenues N ic e L i t in S a n f o r d H e ig h ts i / i l on cm n o , I w t . I Ith and Avenue. One-liulf «’¡liIi 23 21 1100.00 225.00 12th, iui M ugniilin Lot nn 3rd 8tree(, Stringiellnw’s Atjdil ion ( (orner lot M a r k h a m Height.» 27 7 l*oU in West Sanford 28 Whole bl.H'k, 3, Tier 18 211—2 Lot» in ('elery Avenue Addition 80— 1 Ixit in Celery Avenue Addition.............................. 25 2G 3 1 — \Vk» o f a B l o c k (5 l o t s ) , o n P a l m e t t o 32 K (^ «if a lll o e k «ft l o t s ) , on M a g n o l i a 3 3 — W h o f B l o c k l5 lo la j o n Park 3*1 — 2 D l l s , l ie t w e e n lO lh a n d 11th on E lm 3a 1 Ixil, b e t w e e n 1 Ith a m i I2th on M a g n o l i a 3 0 — 2 L o t a o n M u g n o l i a , b e t w e e n lOlh a n d 11th 3 7 — l I*ot, b e t w e e n F r e n c h a n d M y r t l e , o n 1st S t».......... , 500.00 500.00 300.00 700.00 1500.00 300.00 2 00 0 .0 0 ■-V 2 0 0 0 .0 0 \ 2 5 0 0 .0 0 8 0 0 .0 0 4UU.00 1250.00 100 0.0 0 I have some choice timber tracts, and a few good orange groves, and 1 can beat the world on Celery Farms. éxéj Í.C *■» ' T ‘ ■ -3 C •ii 200.00 R. H. M AUKS’ y Real Estate Agency. Established 1809. T — > ; I am \\ ; , ■ on _ _ S rt)OUUi.uxuJ,UalA'.«wam 12 ENGINE 1* | h ♦ H ouse HAS rar Sir: - ( JLl i t : [«•usos. loti} and Willow Lot. Markham I(eights. 100\1 IO. house, l rooms .un) halli ¿"»no gal. tank -H Lot. lPD.xlDO. 7 Houses, ctuy S, avenue and 1lib sr. ' ' *'1’ 1'1 Lot oniMarkh.un lloiyht>. loi lolxllt), well lap ft. tlrrp, house 1 rooms. Sold 11 1 V. 1 1 M"H 1ill c BErORE BUYI NG REAL Marks’ Kcal Instate* Agency ■**/.«<L'k*« ¡JMIf at 1 LH ft i X¡«‘i fi i " t ml K**V«Ttifila lit ■iUTi •1 i ■ 1 including J't.IHHl.OlMI it • fOX previous yvai«. I lu> r**j r<-M-nt.i tin grrafifit amount of corporation in .*■> «•ver.ajvjevved by the Ireanury c x c 'd m g 'th e provimi.» \pni»., Tlii» ri'pn'ti.tOu- gtviiti'l am* lint of corporatii i Inti" put ;i',i d lr. H|i trcii'iir < • cix'ding i in- pr**-. i"'i' vr.ir t*. Í ooo mm Tin lnt.il i.iiint** r i virp-'i.ii. i dm I illg 1*«1iî w i- .i ImiiiI { Ilo ooo „ ii 111 « ri a»*' "I i„ r 11nt •• I •1I ; im 1 ■" pareil with inot east ■» "I '< pvr cent in I!'I1 im I l ’ilo nid I " Tlitri I p«r « •in In 1'.' I o III ,.f I'10*1 SHYSTER FfHt-S*r« L v o -f t ,./ V 1 Î I \ I H «\ K%rr> * ru«M-r in I hi*» Srrflnn .Should * CKNKVA JOTTINGS %fi «i"ìi «1 \11Iail ni/ S il I, li i «1ti « Mr. tun) Mr». ('harli* Itavi I ÿ t p r north un them mnJdiuK trig Th* - « t i ni ~4.r:v ‘jn , many friantb in Gcni-v» of the jHilitli ’ (i.ir's i.f 11 ,«■ .(.ite arc ili'iirtvcil of t lit>11coujil«* arc awaiting thetr fíame cottimy »11 h» n( ihillar* i vrr) ;.tar thaï hhou] It luv» Iteen »ani that ' Hi who laugh- go h .ii tticir j'ochi t> lt I 11uni tu r, best, ih he who laugh» last " orgattîir of tld lirowcis ,uul si i|i|x-iS î r. J ..n y n l »ml /am.ly hâve gone (l(r , w|„ r„ u, u-U aït eStUnded vUit to Fomyth and othcr [ , h,.m >,„* „ , SAVK thG* .h.llara. .^joints in Georgi». Svinino!« muni »•. ulthough uni» u hah> Mr. ami Mr*. J. H. Huridlnlun an )l>(> Bh„ w i u u, a t i o n of viaiting ‘ their daughter. Mm. F m i u ,mt Mr |{lltnm.r w ,U>ing Many Old chairman ryf the committee on enter­ I have a tainment ‘asked to be excused from re­ port until next meeting, ns she expected and we can to collect more money for curtains. you wait. The afternoon was then given up to vinced. 82-tf nodal enjoyment. Mrs. Daniels served ci-it SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA !nr "T Iter inothfT, Mm. G. A. NuhuLson. H. H. PattishaJl eXJiecL» expert* to hâve ht» new store and poatotlice compieteli in about three week». Mr». W. J. Daniels very plesuiantty entertained the M. M. S. Society Thumday afternoon The meeting »a> called to order by vice president. Mrs. Hurley. After roll call, »Mrs. C'urlelt, nur •( Micie«. ■li I . ! HERALD ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: CITY RESIDENCES IN SANFORD Deep urli unii piteher pump, mr. l¡ if*« r»»t. *1 litri tu: th< ‘ will «Ver !>•• ivmtMnbwd .uni « r ntit 151r1’* [ili mi i f • B»ny feeling in<li’titi«l tu lh<- >■ in» i 4.0 V i r a i «w « * a n r t - y , T i n n o - - v t ’ - fart» for Uh* comfort nini every oh«*. a mitt«*- WHS *]|..'ll’. l*'l til Mi«»! Aliti tin- SANFORD /< t3 ,.w,„ �■ ■•■(.. \.V • "P T - ' ' v r *■“.» v THE SANFORD HERALD July 23. 1911 Wr-i but that the light company iiad not sufficient win* on hand. As soon as it arrived the lights would la* placed. ;; Bicycles And Bicycle Repairing B I hare opened an up-to-date lllrycle Shop on No. 101. First St. My alotfr J k ..now U not-nM «ample««* •• It will bo later a« all my goods arc n»Lln. *¿rjwrrfc*J«(eiv-wntrrimwJTib Uw-build- My o whole line la new to Hanford, up-lo-daio, and picked with a view to qunl- !* ity. " In IllryeleH and Tire» I am offering the higicM values «Ter offered In *! Sanford. S. & H. The matter of the condemnation of the house on the property known a» the !? ing committee. An ordinance entitle<T^‘ An ordinance to provide for the opening of the regis trillion books prior to the holding *>f any s|«*cial election wa.s read in full and 1plaeeri on its first reading. I want your buxine«« and guarantee all good» and repair». W. S. PARKER Roll was railed. X Yen. Miller, C. (' jl VAN VALZAH FOR GOVERNOR 8 ■a Ipi mmimi o»-- h I'M» • - * ‘ »tor of Volusia Will Ü ; ì li Go After Rig Job I n w I llerm lo n Vlt.ul*“ New Hlr) *I,* Shop f til. l.isl o n s i n i g ri-nd ind u p p tt.s * William S Parke* ha.» nj» ned a bi­ T h e street eoinrrilttee reporle"I that cycle «tore in the riMiru eu>t of the drug tiie lighls prfividiul by the la*t int«*tiug store of L It I'hilfl*« A* I n , ami in coti <d ih) routini Inni l«eli orili red pia'*"*, -*f-«r .» ,r «t - ä i ■- -• -r -r «r ** -t -r -* .* -r -F «»■ *»«» Unexplored Auetralla. A t least a quarter of the continent of Australia has novor been explored. Ita neighbor, New Guinea, the larg***l Island In the world, la known only In »mall part, although It may be filled with undeveloped riches. 23c lie 10c 10c 8c 121-ic Rump Roast . Chine Roast Shoulder Roast .v;..... 8C ..... Thick Ribs Southern Pan Roast. .. Beef Boil;........... ........ Beef Stew.................. Beef for Spanish ....... Buttock Beef .......... Silver Side Half Circle Roast.... IAiin Steak Western Round Steak Western Loin Steak Florida T Bone Steak Individual Steak Flat Bone ............. Round Steak ........... 7 Bone Steak Shoulder Steak.. X ( buck Steak Flank Steak Tenderloin < ut Beep ( hops Berlin < lit Moscow Split I )evonshirt* Juicy X X Extra Special Ciood inds for 8 pom Truest, Noblest Development. I'ra often said that husbands end ■wives reach their truest and noblest doTolopmont when they are conipilrpentary to each other.— Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. -r ** «t «r cr*«sx - — ** - f « * ' «r 1 «• SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Hit Revenge. “ I-et me lahu that wretched thing liome/' said tho patient, a» the dentist rulluved him of tils aching molar “ I want to take It hbmo and poke sugar fn it and b o o it echo." 1t9« s .“ j ^ j Never Touches Him. Tho average business man will go nn laughing at tho spelling reformera and depending on his stenographer to help him out as usual when ho cornea to a hard word. . | S TE M P E R A H IC K S O N , Props«, Rung** and Hand. No, none. Passed, hftived and M-i-oml***! that tin* ruli« I»* waived ami that it lx* placed on ils sec­ Eliminate that vverlaatmtc worry ami ond resiling by title only. Carried. It fear of FIRE by having your propwty was then read by ti\le and placed qn its protected by our ; second reading. Roll coil. Yea, Mil­ ler, C. C. \foodruff, F. L. Woodruff, FIRE INSURANCE 1Runge, Hand and Underwood. No, Doing Without fire insurance these none. Passed. Moved and seconded days is inviting ruin and disaster—you that thr rulrsi be again waived and that can project your p robity * adequately it lx* placed on its third reading and here in GOOD companies at the same final passage. Carried. It was rhen rates you pay elsewhere for questionable read In full and placed on third reading insurance. and final passage. Roll call. Yea, Inquire NOW. Miller, C. C. Woodruff, F. L. Woodruff. C H A S E & CO. Hand, Runge and Underwood. No, none. Passed. Council adjourned. neetian with the sale of wheels will have M. W. LOVELL, Clerk. tint rhew ir p s h Franbf”- Parker of fib Augustine has been here Consldsrata Announcement, this week getting the'shop in shape ami A nowapaper editor u y u . HW« bar« will send n first claaa machinist hero lo-t- raceTViid' a nollco of marriage for laday to take charge of4the repair depart­ aortlon, to which waa appended tho ment. original announcement, ‘Sweethearts Mr. Pnrker will handle such cele­ at a distance wilt pleaao accept thin brated makis aa the Im|M*rinl. Raleigh, lnUmatlon.* M Dr. J. A. Van Valtah. state senator from Voluala county, In the cjty today atates that he will certainly l*e a can­ didate for Governor of Florida, at the next campaign. Pierce Arrow and Pope Daily Service Hia platform will t*e, he says, the bicyrlw. rights of the common |M-opJe, or, in Htiiides the lull) equipped repair shop other word«, pure Jeffersonian Democ­ for wheels tlivy will also ram n full line racy, os known to our father», and not of motor i«*uit »iipplii«. ryllndrr *■i1 as interpreted by so many oo-cnlled Columbia batteries, spark plugs, etc, Llemoerats of today. One of t he !<*>t and rtimt rnmplete “ Jt i* too soon yet." in- »aid, “ to pub­ line **( arcermoru* and iueycle lire« will lish my full platform, but I have one be carried at all times and n strung bid that is n winner. Politics in this state will he made for the bicycle trnde of and country is mixed so that it it hard this section. to till a Democrat from uny one els«*, Enter on Mr. Parker expects to handle but I will establish the fuel that real motorcycles and accessor!*« and the Democracy (« not d<ud, mol will bring new film will I«- headquarters lor It 10 the front, to its rightful plare." I every thing on win el“ Dr. Van Vairuli rpnde a hard tight for hit insurance regulati >n lull in ih>* lift legislature, hut lint It m tile end lie < il y t (.mull Meet. »till believes that with it an issue in hi» T h e <'lt\ council met in regular M« campaign, the people, who alter all are j , | l*‘ !.'i. at 7 .ill p in th- lieitefictariiw umkr it« provision«, ' Pr e - i ni I' I \! (Iter . 1 I U .....b u l l will sustain him and gi\e him the highest t . C. Woodruff. W li 1 nderwiMxi, S. honor they ran bestow in the state Runge ami W V Hand Absent H W Jacksonville Metropoh« l?| I 8; Western Steer Beef, Prime, And Wether Mutton lùwçy Legs of mutton 18c per lb. *Woodruff M r ; ,■ i a OPPOSITE THE WELBORNE BLOCK ON PARK AVENUE | 8c 8c 10r I Oc 8c , ..... VAz 10c 15c 12> >c 15c 30c 25c „ 15c 15c ... 15c 15c 15c 10c 8c 7 1 L.c 15c 20c 15c 20c 18c 20c teak 25c Pork Roast .......................... 15c Pork Legs..................... Pork I^oin .............. 15C Pork Chines.......... 15c Pork Ribs 12L ..C Pork Sides..... 12! -jc ... ... 15c Chump E nd.......... ' Pork Shoulder 121jc Pork Shank ......... |0c . __ 15c. Filleta,-Pork_„ Western Loins..:___________ _______ .25c West. Pork I-oin Roast ..............22c Pork Tenderloin ................ Spare Ribs.............................. ..... Pork Chops........................... 2tlr Pork Steak Pork Stew ........ 12» .c Pork for Pie 15c Pork Sausage Links . 17c Country Sausage 18c Bologna Sausage IHc Frankfurters...! 18c Little Pig Pork 1-ink 2t)c Plate Sausage.............. 12L^c Hamburger Steak 1Oc Home Made Sausage 15c it X X Cooked Meat:s X Boiled Ham Baked Ham Salonii Sausage New England Ham Sliced Ham Bacon in boxes, sliced exl ira 35c 50c 10c IHc 35c 10c X £ ü X Everything is Sanitary John Stemper, Manag XllilllllllllXllllllllllllXIIIIIIIIIIIIXllllllllllllXIJIIIIIIIIIIXHiHHiXHtifltt1tttiXM81i8X1llljllll11IXIIIIIIIIIIIlX - e .t « r * j r - . - - , ; *»•«» i» -, -, *, •* u •* -, , , -, -, - t -, ■ n .-vt *n ‘ U ■ u m » •'T. u 'U *» ‘t , A i :1 * -1/ 1,' , Read. Mark. Learn And Inwardly Digest / □□aaoqvaoooaooaaoocm oooaoaooaoDooooaaoaa oaooooaoaoooaoooaooa a oQ O O o a o o o o a a a o ooa oa O D O oaoD O O O D a a aoootiD oa aooa aoa □oooûoaoaoooooooQoaoaci w- I F o r O v e r T w e n ty -F iv e Y e a r s Th e F irst National Bank H as Filled T h e R eq u irem en ts And EVlet T h e N eeds Of Th e Peo p le Of Sanford To T h e Exten t Of Its Ability w> T I lu* Hank is now ih itiposition ol unquoslioncd slrcni>lh and stabilily which il lias earned. For the pasl Quarter o f a (cnlitry ils profits, except for legitimate dividends for its stockholders, have been devoted to upbuilding and sirenj>(bellinj> ils position until now il has attained the enviable reputation o f a Roll o f Hon­ or Rank. NOW, that it has built up this guarantee o f its strength and stability, and realizing that there is a growing demand among its customers and friends for a further enlargement of it,s usefulness:- 1 i OOOOOODODQODDOaDOODDOOaOOODOODODOOnDOOOOOOOOOOaOOODaOODOOOOaODOODOOOOOaOOOaOOaOOOODOQOOOOOOOCDOOQODOODDOOOOOOaDDDODOOODOaOOOODOODQOODODOOOODDOOaOOQaDOQO S Therefore, It h Resolved; That on October First, the bank will add to its present facilf Ries a SAVINGS DEPARTM ENT, in which it wilt offer its patrons the same S A F E T Y, the § same S I AIIILII If and the same COURTEOUS A TTENTION that have characterized its f twenty-five pearso f p a st service.All o f the features of be installed, UNDER GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION as is all the bank’s Any one wishing to deposit funds on interest before this department opens will be given a lime certificate o f deposit bearing 4 per cent, interest. * aaaoaoi 10*000 . REMEMBER THE IMPORTANT FACTS:~Intere$t Bearing Certificates will be issued on and after this date. The Savings D e­ partment will be ready for business on October 1st, when Time Deposits will Draw 4 per cent. Interest compounded quarterly. .-* t. ’ " • YOURS FOR SAFETY, COURTESY, PROGRESS and all that makes Good Banking, J M -*•>*. / - IV * - ..... ^ e FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD, FLORIDA FREDERIC H. RAND, President F. P. FORSTER, Vice President H. FERNAID, Vice President B. F. WHITNER, Jr, Cashier _____ ______________________ ___ _________________________________________________ ________________________ ________ -_______'»y-* ,ii ■■ ________________ _________ .* ' * “ r . A 4 *4r * * . . . * ’ t' , Î j J ’I — » . ' - ■- ■' ; -----— * A. R. KEY, Assistant fa s h i" - - -- — -w L-iJi ------ r n ------ - ■v ,♦ “ , *■ 1 ■ - K --------- - — . .. ; —— ‘ r^ irr *.?*• ■, • r , Ji . y • ■“ j .»* - t'* * . �OFFICIAI. O R G A N OF S E M IN O L E C O U N TY — T H E G A R D E N S P O T O F T H E W O R L D >UBL1SHED IEMI - WEEKLY I S’ S A N F O R D — Lije It Worth hiring Enthusiastic Meeting Sanford Is Boosted In » Question Of Sewerage Of Sanford Growers Flowing Into Deep Wells ’ Department Year Book r— _____ %• 'resident O f State Board Mas Not Granted Permit r lo n d a s C r o p s U iv c r S i- could j>rodure and *hi<h in » f.-w year* wiM #rM ,or m" n’ ,h* " >»n«l jx-r . »err. Croj. by crop Florida will art-r­ ag«" higher than nearly any other state. The Average Yield i er Acre On San- ' and the crop compand ¡.* the only one leport O f State Geologiit Show* Th»t reduced in this process. , On thia point Contamination It Possible And Profeaaor L. P. Kinnecutt. head of the Proves The Same Department uf Chamintry. of the Wor. ford Land Create*! In nine ■ a r tiw r n i-w it e r ^ ir p /r '^ n tw n ^ fT ^ m to fo n ; tnrtrd t h a t- “ w ry ■ little |jtted or even have a hint of contamina- work, haa been done with reference to the aeptic tank on bacterial life. The second report of the royal ronmm awia > on sewage disposal of Great Britain er* Laegue addressed a nU-etfng In the quotes experiment* made in Manches­ Star Theatre called for the purftose of ter, England, showing that the Itacillu t organizing a branch here and was well ruti communi* diminishes during the uttended. Many (.resent paid their septic in-nod, and the same effect must meinln-rshiji fee and signified their will In- felt by the similar and more delicate ingness to form a brunch of tin1 associa bacteria such as that of typhoid fevur. tion here. Similar result* are shown at la-eds. Mr. Ilamner addressed the meeting . The witne»'» opinion »a* that th« -cp- and m a clear anil forceful manner ex wilfarr Department Note» tic tank reduces the mitntx-r of It r-»/i plumed that the farmer* of Florida were The WelfarDepartment of the anti the more delicate pathogenic germs. the only class uf men today who were Woman’s t ’lub held its regular meeting and that the total nutuln-r of bacteria not organized for their own protection, at the club room on Thun-duy afternoon is diminahed by 10 or 15 js-r cent." That the railroads and commission men at 4 o’clock, July 24th. and ¡ o the Florida In addition to the reduction of disease and every other agency through whose The heut of tin- summer *eem* in nomg this highly profgerms which may In- assumed to take hamLs the producl» id the soil were wise to have lenm-tted the interest nor ipete with the grow plan* in the receiving chambers in use furred to go where organized arid knew vivacity of the rieniln-r* who wx-rv jirt-*fur the balance of connection with most of the -w-wagt* as much alrout the farmer’s business a- ent, and the tun. w.i» »jient III eurntat . lie d<x-s blllox-lf. That the lime hud diseusfiiui id - .1 •. t■ ind plans whereby \\ c In,V- olii-n Midiitontxl (hi- fact come for the Florida farmer to organize this may Ihthiiii « litrrnl Welfare I >*-• nr quit raising fruits and vegetable* partment to lx rilad qxin by our city that FI- id.1 I is- I*in knownj r-•«111•• 1,11 }.’ ooo j ..... a ' d Ib- i*xpi allied lb», ub’ii and working a* It* elfh n to i- i . ¡In g hel|-in<* t in il " ,l" fl " • i f 1 1 iiill.i i fli iiliil iin-1 ........... m i (dan- of Dm- (¡rower* and Shipper* «very effort (.■• I o.,.r.i| and rnaieriul Dirt- thoii-iinil -h llurs worth <d produet* la-ague I’but it wa- not made up of tx-nefit. We hjvi always D It that onlv flu- grower bid of the -hipja r as A lj-tter wa* n .id from Dr Filien 1 •oi nne acre I irmi-rs ,.f i-tl.ir -.ill- 1 ut-pv lit well ami Dial all |.a;in cniwerreil In Steven* of )« . -. • I!. . |,airmail of g* tting from $511 to i ¡no |.ir urn the growing and -hipping ol F’kirulu Hie Health 1|..ir Illlent ol the Male |irixlurt* would work together for the FVderatlori id Club« in reference to the would doubt this statement if they «aw W - II here l* a -tali im M (not ifcommon weal of all .,e.| that tills ->r ‘ lu»|xi*ul of -< -■ .g. ii r-.iigl. Iiy wi-IL- •f - -■ *.... k •>( tin ill l-lirfon lit Ilf .Igrt" ill gsnizntlon vv;x* entirely dllferenl from and •»•Jitli la1 I- a- a pn-sible «ourre any other iirgamratiou j.ro|u*>«-d Hie of infection ol m ., ari--ian water «up luri lor 1"•l 1. l-age 111. \ eoii l.malion of irrigation and Florida Grower* and sbi|i|M-r» la-ague ply Dr M i v i . -rated dial Die Slabloi* Iranwill tint attempt (o market tie- crops of llourd of Ill-Ill ’ fa- derided In under firstling- si '•nnford lla lie mernlM-r* a- an orgamratinn but take n new »«.m. if water examinations l-.roo-l wortblisM. land- min iho**- JimI......... - f i f * --I f»l'-rv#W»Mif>li« *k-dl assist Ml ever . I. " • Ixlbr gr- • •' l<H-a||tn« «' r •• r* h.f in •n-|• mg p.n king and -I | | - g ! -aim o.d u«*-. and Mi* rM ok I In- wordfor mu rr..| for »ill hav market «n i— .ivailah|< t*-r port ali-r to ti an larnn-t D III v tneiln xofilcthlltg lli-snjis the lln- ineinlx r* Tbi I •ag .• »ill prm I'r St•»v•■- Sanford is not guessing at this water juration, but i* taking the opinion of ixpert* and rt-gurdit-».» of whether Orando cull* it knocking or kicking the n-ople of tbi* city will not allow the deep »rolls to be limed unless the State ifoard of Health can prove conclusively hat no truce of contamination can In- lect Ihe nusid.ers m all |ib.iSi*s of t he growing and sliippii.g I I •• pn--.*-Ung »y*tiin. l - l b - r r e l r i g e r a t m i i . lx Her --«rIx-ttrr f r e i g h t m b - , b e t t e r dl»l r ibllt loll nlid f a l t e r li.ark»‘l» will lx - n i n e of tla fi-nture* striven for and obtained through c o n e e r f i d a c t i o n of t h e la-ague and Dial ■o , Id . . v i - i . .j t.f .. i - . I l.v i n d i v i d u a l * |he - t u n . l i l l f i g l.|.x k of runny ot g a i . i ’ liiilergroiind stream«, ai .1 to il to- luickly curry uwity any and all ri-luse ntering them. If this condition pri­ ailed, the rase would In- but «lightly Itered. since the rapid removal of run aminntix! ’ w.ib-r from on.- Im-alitv lOllljl merely i 0.1.0-,-i r a M igl.lmt/lig i*'ality th.it bin i* U--I - - f~ on th. ours.- uf t|,i .inaio |i < i i-.rri 'blallle.l l -iO-v. i ’ ol I .!•■ el . U .tu - t el i at I fu» I Ioli- i- •mi I Ihm will easily be the In-nl |daei kind ill Du* section o( Florida in T u m - I m m i .......... ’• ' •• ' .............. ajqx’al (u It. nlliienr. ir ••'*’" **•»•- " r U'"< >’"■•' * '*•»- "•*' «rialuig mm - in ' ' " Jiu k»«ui v die ,x- i . tb l-.r i i.ln r c u 1 ' ' l-e-l- ramp ••>1rl p - l - i | ” - blx m g Die I i v e a r b.M.k ( H i d. p t r l f m tit i g a t e w a y Dirnngti - . . . . , -i a' d.c ' agii, ultore dix-* not tornisti laide g*'r must mrnnctw the stale, and a legi* lafive enurtinenl h a v i n g i xl b. ol v pri- -bowing liai production by «tule* of • ill . ri p- -ni I a il-bag* ol |iili' i - l - d f or -m l. a n ii.-ii'-ilib. I I- 1 1 ............. .. l o l l i . l t o e - nor - I Hu l l s •a f e d within t h e IxoiikI- -.1 tla - t a b . - . - - , • ■ ,■ .. I U r t i . - 'I'be-i ar. F |i .r idil’ - p n n II the I he blaidil blonda and t a r m i I- • aij get • r. .1 ln'tt«-r d l - l g l l . u b o i . t.v rata» r ..w io v . i g i o o man, stating that the multiplicity of her engagements with her music pupils for the coming full and winter season would prevent her attending the regu­ lar meeting* of the department anti giving the necessary attention to the work planned for the cbming year, A* there was no other alternative, the representative* of the Music Drpartmenl who were present were forced wiili generally expressed rcgtrels to nnrejit Mr* Munson'» resignation Mrs I) 1. Thru.*her whs then uuaniiikoisIv*lii-led idiairiuan of the Music 11,1.1111101-111 ol the Woman's t'lub, who congrutnlste tbeinselves that they were »,» very fortunate in |ireVailing uj»on no able a musician to .uic|.t the ■hairinanstop. Mr*. Thrasher has Ix-en identlfh*l with the music interests of Sanford for a liiiinln-r of yiurs anil will tuakr a fine presiding olbi-rr Mr», George Fox. Jr ,was U|qiinntt-d on the house committee of the Music I )e|iartmf-nt and Miss Mary MrKim ou llw |iruu committee "«A -W**a>N-T*T>»ysV JH*r-t**ln'n of the o.-w program and other dejiartinem activities the tiieeting «djoiirneil frank t lark on Deck , Washington. I * 1 Julv 25 In the fu«i- ol tin slraineil siruation m Mexico, a concurrent rieolution strongly reaffirming tin- Mnurix- dmitine was in trinlured hi the House today hy Kej> (i-seiitullve ( lark of Florida The res­ olution. win. h w.is referred to 1lie for­ eign allair* lomniitli—. wns <iireete«l par'll ill irIv agaitist txi.ple whom die .v ■ tu r■11v r. .i ifiri.. * < p. .. - l owu .1- tin Moor.* 11. —i ri*i- to . a. Ii and every e*i-eiiliul. the resolution read, "and deelure* our iilifulti-rilig allegiance thereto." • ‘ In re affirming th* Muuri*- Doc­ trine cum I nd e - ibi- ri-sol Ut io II. "we d o «o will. II.. iarm-t di.-in in mam tai* p. a.-.- a n d (riendlv rr-lalion- wi t h |I i/i'ii- lui d I..'. I 'IO , lb I with and ex|ire*M'd willing lie*. b> eo t o g e t h e r o n t h e I n d t i r g r o w i n g , di v e r operate m *onu- plan for idmalional «ity of c r o p * , It e t t er |ue k«. l a t t e r ral*— work in Georgetown along rutobxrv l o we d ami x r v i o - • -d ■ v... . >1 bridgi wen pia . i •! li*• uri Wa- made by Mr* I ..re. - * l.ak* alio ».ui Die pretty J■riz• a l i t . * up amt # saucer Mb-r tfie ......................... . the interesting gnrne* of cards a deli­ cious naiad course with iced tea w.k* served by the bimttxss, wIiiku gue-t|werx- .Mrs ( M Vorce. Mr* \\ It Anno. Mr*. \V I> Holden, Mr* For i rx-»i l-ake, Mrs. A. I’ . Connelly, Mrs F. I Miller. Mr*. T . A. Neal. apldly moving «Ir. ami >n t r-« u-i rary, tbi* water apparently r — Jowly through it.ier . onm etmg »..In lofi cavities and through Ita- porous nek. Kegarding the inter-conm-rtion of lolution passages in the linu-stone. Mr « . L. Fuller »tali'* that "T h e intimate onnection of the ji&*»ag<*<. making to dl practical pur|n>se* a network, ha* wen brought out at several points in his country by the ex|n*rimeiits made I b an \dxerlUing or the United States Geological Survey A |irmler «aid to u* last week that il , >y S. JB. McCallle ut (Quitman, tieor;lm; H. S«-llards at Ocala, Florida. another |a|x-r started in Invent«-«» ami | Jid hy G, C Matson at Georgetown, «arrn-'l whiskey «dverti-«-imnls it wsml.i llllurwise it would not, lxS y ., at each of which localities salt in \* in ic. d Jÿfcfd into sinks'or boring* found en can»« Du- t hrolucle had Die- cinch on ranee into'y.ell« some distance away. legal ud* for the next Dirts- years. If un B ryine of the instances, however, was avowed vyluskey -beet starts in Inver­ he moverficnt dioect from the jniiut ness, it would not last il* long as a snow­ Th«- citizenship of Citru» •Í iniurrtiof) to the well, for the lalin- ball hi hade* 9>* Instead of increasing enormously, county' is (ar above the average. One a ITw-Ould have done if *uch had been may *lx- a confirmed /frinker, jbut bv e caae, showed only relatively modern Would not put the temptation before ile'lluctuiitiorv». The three limestorie*, Un- rising generation midor any circum­ No. a whiskey sheet l would itbough of widely different tyjx-s, stances ho«re«i 'tfie same jilurnomena in each not pay la ri-, and alo- rrjan w|ii» trie« it aae, suggesting that it is a normal would hgve more money' titan brains. r , haractcristii of this class of rocks." • — Inverness Chronicle In addition to these direct teats, it taa been found that in the Florida limeWilliams W as a Velrtao *tone the water in the sewage wells and A. C. Williams, who died Ikst weeit ^~ jtat of the water well* of apj.roaimatewas a veteran of Dte Civil and Indian y'Jhjual depth is under the same static wur* and the following history ha* Ix-en IWd. “This fact, while not of Itself compih-d by one of hi* rnmrad««* He JrovtnjL Ihler-connection, lend» »up enlisted at the beginlng of the Civil -war Mrt to that conclusion in the 11th Ki-ntucky Cavslry M-rving out his first term. He then enlisted m the. 9th Ohio Cavalry and served during the war and afterwiard in the Indian wars in the west being discharged from the army In 1866. __lit 8M.MII cpmfalUKkr gLGtni -Har^ tinally present in the srw- ney Boat No. 16, Department of Florida, » reduced In number during G. A. R. and was loved and respected . of fermentation In the cess- by all his comrades. of a num- l*,r l rown on the umi> land in thia * Late. hen these fart* liecome fully The year txxik of the department of known the ruah to Florida will be grvatagricullurv is the »trxmgxwt kind -oU-a-M^tk«,, ever was the ruah to (Jkalhomabooatcr /or Florida. If farmer« of other — Florida Tirrrew-HMon. - ■ states would make a habit of reading it Florida would fill up with people more Music Department— -----------• ---' The first v.r.ii.t hy the , .lauujly than any state ever has Indore. At a meeting of the Music Departmcnt of the Woman plaintiff was for $25,000. The second A few years ago we quoted from the Club called by Mr«. Fannie S wus for II. while the last, for $10,000, yearlunik of 1911 the statement: Munson, chairman of is said to have Ixs-n a compromise verFlorida produce* the moat delicate the deportment and which was hrld at dirt. Mime juror-, it m alleged, standing fruit and winter rro|i* in the drud of the home of Mrs. F’ L. Woodruff. Mr*. out for |100,0tiO damage* for the |i|ain- the northern » Munson requested that the department It should In1 tiff.— Time*-Union. would accept her resignation as chair­ ceater Polytecnic Institute, and Consult- ion -’®*f "iceount I Orlando disposing if the’ sewerage in the deep wells and iot only irSanford objecting strenuouv y but every other city below the lime tone sinks in the state is objecting: Hon. F. J. Frarnside, presldenr of he State Board of Health who resides it Palatka, another city threatened rith the same exposure sent the followng telegram to the city council: Asheville, N C , July 25 ?ity Council, Sanford Board has not given liny permit for indergrouml sex orre law to the letter. F. J. FEAB N SID E, President State Hoard of Health. in other itntea and only one United State* • Hanford docs not intend to have the jng Chemist of the Connecticut Sewage The c e « (tools in use with most of fhe sewage wells serve as septic tanks. (Th* efficiency of the aeptic tank for rep.h)ving tb« greater part of the solids prom sewage has beeh abundantly drm- M ore Bed T h a n A n y O t h e r S t a t e _____________ vi ilbgr -1 wtu. hil— ixx i, • nu mi* r ..| l l f . grapii* fori*' fi•r *'• p..-1 f.w w. • I.-II Wmln.-sda |..r \\ lll-'i.n la vy county, whi-re he *dl »hortly lx giu thè juiblication of u wieklv p.i|»^ Mr Slullord purcbuM'd Ih.- pialli of thè Noti li Stufke l'rintery and h.ts shqqx'd it tu Willistnn. Il li I Cinici, who ounixl and o|x'raled tb.* N.-r’ li Sl.irke l'rigb-ry is ni llrookly n . N J . tu lake a eourse ut thè fuctofy o| Un Mergentbah r lanotype Companv \l hen loha» c.mplctid thi* cour*- tu «di return In Stajke and lx- connccbd wflh Die Tclegrnph’s inechanicul dej'artrnenf ! h . it - l 'u .................. .. av.rug.d *. I •i t. i* i l u-lu I -if ? 1 I 1.1 |**r »■ r. *-• i..r,ig. ..I tin I n i l . d S t a b - I- >'1.1.|2.h4 more on u crop Dial must lx- Dxv only crop grown on an air. than the Floridu grower git» on >.ne of a number of croji* i . ai i oi . i ... h i . i r l l . I u' w. . .in ..o lov territory ,md parin •!litrIv < ■ol.il.l/lllloll l.v lln Timber Thieve* Mr J O Erie*, county surveyor r«-S o l l t f l c w h e a t . |- g l o w i, in F l o r i d a porl* (liai w lu de—a I*- thieving id lutr.l t h a t Dil* s t a l e 1» not m i n t l o i n x l > l b. wood tuulx-r bus recently Inx-lt made ||*t of w h e a t | i roi | i i cmg -t al i -* near ( Imbiuta, and some ol it on govern­ (in 4J.5IKI aeri-* of land F lorulit jiro ment lands. It »eeins high time flint .bleed fiHtl.lKHI bushel* ol oats, worth a check *hould lx- made ujiotl till* Jiruc$|.l5,Dflll The C n ib .l Slate- produced (ice which hu« Ixs-n pursmd for many 992.29H.IHMt bn.hcl- worth $ t M.firi.I.IMIO year* by tlrnlx-r thieve* in Orange coun­ on .'17 "M.fllin aeriThe average- value tv, by |i|ui ing Du- guilty jiartv or partii» id the produc. | >r r. m Floridu was ■m Do- chum gang where the» lx long ,u " urM Gold bricked In D. I and SID 12, and m Mu I mb d S ta b * $10 9» Orlando Sentinel •r*onrn-| of Do- oflicer* ., , \ •oople o| wet k- ago a l. w traveling |n-r acre* ». F.very farmer m , ' . . . . . . . . . . Florida produred an average of 9D . . , under Do- name of J. (iidd«bm lilt Dche need of organitn. . . . . . . . Hair.*' Heavy trtllh-rx ,, I .and and made n (hori-iigh eimvass of bushel« of potut.xx. worth $1:10 5(1 per irgunizutlnn alone will S«x-r«-tary Ituten ol tin* < oiiintt-rciol aere. Florida fn-nt the average of the , , , Do- town (inlilsii-m w.mi.d junk Club lut» arranged with the War IVirhia truck and fruit . . . , , o|il DfiiM*. old iron, old ail!»* and iij* country u little more than two tifu n e. purtnu-nt for a gift to Hanford of a can­ Floridu averages I ¡1 tons of hay c\cl<- tire*. For *ome he puid <at»h, ro-w la-ague looks gr»Ml vk| (,f. ||(f K„ Vr wqrlh $2-l.fi 7 |n-r acre. The United non which weigh* 17,190 jiound* and which will lire a Cl inch bullet. It will d like every idea that - re, urn --junj,- jn |j„. »ha|>e of draft* State« averaged 1.1 Iona worth $16.15 lie placed In the Fifth «treet |inrk and ivnnnvl for organza n() j|IF j-ioridn Junk ('om|isn\ of I'ensu- jwr ucrxIn hay Florida averaged will In- used from time to time to hurl ».Il lend it* »uj.jK.rt.. r(iU Th|> ,)raftii u r ,|nvt r(irn|ni nearld 10 jar cent morg in value per our regard* at our admiring friend* who for «v«r> growtr in ^ 1,,,,^ given" lor tunring itcre than the United State*. reside in Orange county, itutes in to read the circulgrt <Jown Mf will jfrol.F'loridii produfe<| on an arre an uv- Time*-Union. nt*\\ oryjaiiir.atmn nrn! rh»ngr hln orrupntinn In ^ittlu*ri;i^ eruge of 940 (rounds of tobacco, worth 0 lo- established *lrT* - 1 rruj r turj^ntine when the courts get $29il.20, against an average for the ( ard of Thanks through with him De|.and New* United States of 894 jiound* worth To thfsu- who aided and assisted in $84.13. Florida'* tobacco yields more 1 Case Settled many %ay* in ministering to the af­ than threu times as much per jxrund.as «w within the |>ast «ix Sanford’ * lllg Pay Holt flicted and in alleviating our sorrow» that of the country taken as n whole ^'flammotid oox- i* , The fact is not gero-rully known that during tlx- recent illness and ileath of Florida grow* cotton h little |c** jier OU» husband uiui (atlM-r we wish to g iv e _ r. Dm« rase having s anf„rH has a monthly (iay roll among acre than then«- of other atale* the. uur IwartfHt thanks. Their kind wonl> jitLam! remande«! for tj„. railway rmj.loyrs who realde here trial lieing , junounting to $20,000 j>er month. One- figure* are not gtven, hut it is of the iind.divd» are ajypn-ciatcd to the full«-»t. of intention third of thia is jtaid to the ’men *m- Sea Island variety worth about twice as Mrs. A. C. William* fnjf finally abandoned, ployed in the shops and round houses much per pound as the uplands cotton and Children. Ought to its final close and the remainder la paid to the train- grown in other states. Big Euvraion The Average firmer of the middle idgtnent in the matter men who change crew« at thia point, aa Kicuntlon to Woodland Park, Launch )nd v«. the Conaoli- Sanford U the end of two divisions as weal* could sell 100 acres of land and rnpany et al was ¿at- wrtl a«, being the terrhlnll 61 lH?#e •winrtto pTWMdrtmy a oo acree in Flur- -Atmr^May-en d -MaznWi will i—te city II papers being signed branch line«.- This makes business good Ida, which would yield him at leaat aa dock at 2:30 p. m., Sunday. 26c round 86-Fri-tf while in the office the In tlgiw town every rflonth in tHf ^ear. - much .value aa 600 aere* of weatern land trip. •’ S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 25, 1913; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5c429f4841b00f3c7174811bde367550.pdf b0ccbb70ffac29b8df14d8591cf43020 PDF Text Text ■ ■•■(.. \.V • "P T - ' ' v r *■“.» v THE SANFORD HERALD July 23. 1911 W r-i but that the light company iiad not sufficient win* on hand. As soon as it arrived the lights would la* placed. The m atter of the condemnation of the house on the property known a» the B I hare opened an up-to-date lllrycle Shop on No. 101. First S t. My alotfr * ¿rjwrrfc*J«(eiv -w n trrim wJ Tib Uw -build J k ..now U not-nM «ample««* •• It will bo later a« all my goods arc n »L ln . My ing committee. An ordinance entitle<T^‘An ordinance o whole line la new to Hanford, up-lo-daio, and picked with a view to qunlto provide for the opening of the regis ! * ity. " In IllryeleH and Tire» I am offering the higicM values «Ter offered In trillion books p r io r to the holding *>f *! Sanford. I want your buxine«« and guarantee all good» and repair». any s|«*cial election wa.s read in full and 1plaeeri on its first reading. Roll was railed. Yen. Miller, C. (' * W oodruff Rung** and Hand. No, none. Passed, hftived and M-i-oml***! that tin* ruli« I»* waived ami that it lx* placed on ils sec­ Eliminate that vverlaatmtc worry ami ond resiling by title only. Carried. It fear of F IR E by having your propwty was then read by ti\le and placed qn its protected by our ; second reading. Roll coil. Yea, Mil­ ler, C. C. \foodruff, F . L. Woodruff, F IR E INSURANCE 1Runge, Hand and Underwood. No, Doing Without fire insurance these none. Passed. Moved and seconded days is inviting ruin and disaster—you that thr rulrsi be again waived and that can project your p r o b ity * adequately it lx* placed on its third reading and here in GOOD companies at the same final passage. Carried. It was rhen rates you pay elsewhere for questionable read In full and placed on third reading insurance. and final passage. Roll call. Yea, Inquire NOW. M iller, C. C. Woodruff, F. L. Woodruff. Runge and Underwood. No, C H A S E & C O . Hand, none. Passed. Council adjourned. neetian with the sale of wheels will have VAN VALZAH FO R GOVERNOR M . W. L O V E L L , Clerk. ■a Ipimmimi o»-- h I'M» • -* tin t rhew i r p s h F r a n b f”- ‘ »tor of Volusia Will Parker of fib Augustine has been here C onsldsrata Announcem ent, this week getting the'shop in shape ami A nowapaper editor u y u . HW« bar« Go After Rig Job will send n first claaa machinist hero lo -traceTViid' a nollco of marriage for laDr. J . A. Van V altah. state senator day to take charge of4the repair depart­ aortlon, to which waa appended tho from Voluala county, In the cjty today ment. original announcement, ‘Sweethearts atates that he will certainly l*e a can­ Mr. Pnrker will handle such cele­ at a distance wilt pleaao accept thin didate for Governor of Florida, at the brated m akis aa the Im|M*rinl. Raleigh, lnUmatlon.* M next campaign. Pierce Arrow and Pope Daily Service Hia platform will t*e, he says, the bicyrlw. Unexplored Auetralla. rights of the common |M-opJe, or, in Htiiides the lull) equipped repair shop A t least a qu arter o f the continent other word«, pure Jeffersonian Democ­ for wheels tlivy will also r a m n full line of A ustralia has novor been explored. racy, os known to our father», and not of motor i«*uit »iipplii«. ryllndrr *■i1 Ita neighbor, New Guinea, the larg***l as interpreted by so many oo-cnlled Columbia batteries, spark plugs, etc, Island In the world, la known only In Llemoerats of today. One of t he !<*>t and rtimt rnmplete »mall part, although It may be filled “ Jt i* too soon y e t." in- »aid, “ to pub­ line **( arcermoru* and iueycle lire« will with undeveloped riches. lish my full platform, but I have one be carried at all times and n strung bid th at is n winner. Politics in this state will he made for the bicycle trnde of Never Touches Him. and country is mixed so that it it hard this section. Tho average business m an will go to till a Democrat from uny one els«*, Enter on Mr. Parker expects to handle nn laughing at tho spelling reformera but I will establish the fuel that real motorcycles and accessor!*« and the and depending on his stenograp her to Democracy (« not d<ud, mol w ill bring new film will I«- headquarters lor help him out as usual when ho cornea It 10 the front, to its rightful plare." to a hard word. I every thing on win el“ Dr. Van Vairuli rpnde a hard tight for hit insurance regulati >n lull in ih>* lift H it Revenge. legislature, hut lint It m tile end lie < il y t (.mull M eet. “ I-et me lahu that w retched thing »till believes that with it an issue in hi» T h e < 'lt\ c o u n c il m e t in re g u la r M« liome/' said tho patient, a» the dentist campaign, the people, who alter all are j , | l * ‘ !.'i. a t 7 . ill p in rulluved him of tils aching molar “ I th - lieitefictariiw um kr it« provision«, ' want to take It hbmo and poke sugar P r e- i ni I' I \! (Iter . 1 I U ..... bul l will sustain him a n d gi\e him the highest t . C. Woodruff. W li 1 nderwiMxi, S. fn it and bo o it echo." honor they ran bestow in the state Runge ami W V Hand Absent H W Jacksonville Metropoh« llermlon ;; Bicycles And Bicycle Repairing !? S. & H. X W. S. PARKER M r ; ,■ j l 8 Ü ; ì li l?| I 8 ; I n w I T ru e st, Vlt.ul*“ New Hlr) * I,* Shop f til. l.isl o n s i n i g ri-nd ind upptt.s * William S Parke* ha.» nj» ned a bi­ T h e s tre e t e o in rr iltte e r e p o r le " I th a t cycle «tore in the riMiru eu>t of the drug t iie lig h ls p r f iv id iu l b y th e la * t in t« *tiu g store of L It I'hilfl*« A* I n , ami in coti <d ih ) r o u t i n i In n i l « e li o r ili re d p ia '* " * , -*f-«r .» ,r «t - ä i ■- -• -r -r «r ** -t -r -* .* -r -F « » ■ * » « » N o b le s t D e v e lo p m e n t . I'ra often said th at husbands end ■wives reach th eir tru est and noblest doTolopmont when they are conipilrpentary to each other.— Mrs. Woodrow W ilson. cr*«sx — -r ** «t «r ** - f « * ' «r i a OPPOSITE THE WELBORNE BLOCK ON PARK AVENUE | Western Steer Beef, Prime, And W ether Mutton lùwçy Legs of mutton 18c per lb. | 1 t 9«s .“ j . ^ 1 S TE M P E R A H IC K S O N , Props«, «• j SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY 23c lie 10c 10c 8c 121-ic .v;..... 8C ..... 8c 8c 10r Rump Roast . Chine Roast Shoulder Roast Thick Ribs Southern Pan Roast. .. Beef B o il;............. ......... Beef Stew....................... Beef for Spanish ....... . Buttock Beef ............ Silver Side Half Circle R o a st.... I Aiin Steak Western Round Steak Western Loin Steak Florida T Bone Steak Individual Steak Flat Bone ............... Round Steak ............. 7 Bone Steak Shoulder S te a k .. ( buck Steak Flank Steak Tenderloin < ut X X I Oc 8c , ...... V A z 10c 15c 12> >c 15c 30c 25c „ 15c 15c . . . 15c 15c 15c 10c 8c 7 1 L.c 15c 20c 15c 20c 18c 20c teak 25c Beep ( hops Berlin < lit Moscow Split I )evonshirt* Juicy Extra Special Ciood inds for 8 pom X Pork Roast ...................... 15c Pork L e g s......................... Pork I^oin ............ 15C Pork C hines........ 15c Pork Ribs 12L..C Pork S id e s ...... 12! -jc ... ... 15c Chump E n d ............ ' Pork Shoulder 121 jc Pork Shank ........... |0c . _15c. Filleta,-Pork_„ Western Loins..:___ ____ _____ .25c West. Pork I-oin Roast ........... 22c Pork Tenderloin ............. Spare Ribs......................... ..... Pork Chops....................... 2tlr Pork Steak Pork Stew .......12» .c Pork for Pie 15c Pork Sausage Links . 17c Country Sausage 18c Bologna Sausage IHc Frankfurters...! 18c Little Pig Pork 1-ink 2t)c Plate Sausage............ 12L^c Hamburger Steak 1Oc Home Made Sausage 15c it X X Cooked Meat:s X Boiled Ham Baked Ham Salonii Sausage New England Ham Sliced Ham Bacon in boxes, sliced exl ira 35c 50c 10c IHc 35c 10c X £ ü X Everything is Sanitary John Stemper, Manag XllilllllllllXllllllllllllXIIIIIIIIIIIIXllllllllllllXIJIIIIIIIIIIXHiHHiXHtifltt1tttiXM81i8X 1llljllll11IXIIIIIIIIIIIlX - e .t « r * j r - . - - , ; *»•«» i» -, -, *, •* u •* -, ,, -, -, - t -, ■n.-vt *n ‘ U ■u m» •'T. u 'U *» ‘t , A i :1 * -1/ 1,' , Read. Mark. Learn And Inwardly Digest / □ □ aaoqv aoooaooaaoocm oooaoaooaoD ooooaaoaa oaooooaoaoooaoooaooa aoQ O O oaooooaaao o o a o a O D O o a o D O O O D a a a o o o t iD o a a o o a a o a □oooûoaoaoooooooQoaoaci w- I For O ver T w e n ty -F iv e Y ears The First National Bank Has Filled The R equirem ents And EVlet The Needs Of The People Of Sanford To The E xtent Of Its Ability w> T I lu* H a n k i s n o w ih itip o s i t i o n o l u n q u o s l i o n c d s l r c n i > l h a n d s t a b i l i l y w h i c h il l i a s e a r n e d . F o r th e pasl Q uarter o f a (cn litry i l s p r o f i t s , e x c e p t f o r l e g i t i m a t e d i v i d e n d s f o r i t s s t o c k h o l d e r s , h a v e b e e n d e v o t e d t o u p b u i l d i n g a n d s i r e n j > ( b e l l i n j > i l s p o s i t i o n u n t i l n o w il h a s a t t a i n e d t h e e n v i a b l e r e p u t a t i o n o f a R oll o f Hon­ or R ank. NOW, t h a t it h a s b u i l t u p t h i s g u a r a n t e e o f i t s s t r e n g t h a n d s t a b i l i t y , a n d realizing t h a t t h e r e i s a g r o w i n g d e m a n d a m o n g i t s c u s t o m e r s a n d f r i e n d s f o r a f u r t h e r e n l a r g e m e n t o f it,s u s e f u l n e s s : - 1 i OOOOOODODQODDOaDOODDOOaOOODOODODOOnDOOOOOOOOOOaOOODaOODOOOOaODOODOOOOOaOOOaOOaOOOODOQOOOOOOOCDOOQODOODDOOOOOOaDDDODOOODOaOOOODOODQOODODOOOODDOOaOOQaDOQO T herefore, It h R esolved; That on October First, the ban k will ad d to its presen t facilRies a SAVINGS DEPARTM ENT, in w hich it wilt offer its patron s the sam e S A F E T Y , the sam e S I A IIIL II I f an d the sam e COURTEOUS A TTENTION that have ch ara cteriz ed its twenty-five pears o f p ast service.All o f the featu res o f be installed, UNDER GOVERNMENT SU PERVISIO N as is a ll the b a n k ’s Any one wishing to deposit funds on in terest before this departm ent opens w ill be given a lim e certificate o f deposit bearing 4 p e r cent, interest. * S f § f aaaoaoi 10*000 . REMEMBER THE IMPORTANT FACTS:~Intere$t Bearing Certificates will be issued on and after this date. The Savings De­ partment will be ready for business on October 1st, when Time Deposits will Draw 4 per cent. Interest compounded quarterly. .-* t . ’ " • YOURS FOR SAFETY, COURTESY, PROGRESS and all that makes Good Banking, J M -*•>*. / - I V ..... e *- ^ FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD, FLORIDA FREDERIC H. RAND, President F. P. FORSTER, Vice President H. FERNAID, Vice President B. F. WHITNER, Jr, Cashier A. R. KEY, Assistant fashi" _______ _________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________ -_________' » y - * _________________ __________ .* ' * “ r A . 4 ... *4r * * » * ’ t ' , Î j J ’I — ,i i ■ ■ . - ' ■- ■' ; ------ — * - - -- — -w L -iJi ------ r n --------- ■v ,♦ “ , *■ 1 ■ - K ---------- - . .. — ; —— ‘ r ^ ir r *.?*• ■, • r , Ji . y • ■j “ .»* - t'* * . �O FFIC IA I. ORGAN OF S E M IN O L E C O U N TY— T H E G ARD EN S P O T O F T H E W O R LD >UBL1SHED IEMI - WEEKLY I S ’ S A N F O R D — L ije It W o rth h ir in g Enthusiastic Meeting Sanford Is Boosted In » Question Of Sewerage r— _____ % • Of Sanford Growers Flowing Into Deep Wells ’ Department Y ear Book 'resident Of State Board Mas Not Granted Permit r lo n d a s C r o p s M o re U iv c r S i- could j>rodure and *hi<h in » f.-w year* B ed T h a n A n y O t h e r S t a t e ____________ wiM #rM ,or m" n’ ,h * " >»n«l jx-r . »err. Croj. by crop Florida will art-r­ ag«" higher than nearly any other state. T h e Average Yield i er A cre O n S a n - ' and the crop compand ¡.* the only one leport O f State Geologiit Show * Th»t reduced in this process. , On thia point ford Land C reate*! In in other itntea and only one of a numContamination It Possible And Profeaaor L. P. K innecutt. head of the Proves T h e Sam e Department uf Chamintry. of the W orUnited S tate* l*,r l rown on the umi> land in thia . ceater Polytecnic In stitu te, and Consult* Late. hen these fart* liecome fully The year txxik of the department of known the ruah to Florida will be grvat• Hanford docs not intend to have the jng Chemist of the Connecticut Sewage agricullurv is the »trxmgxwt kind -oU -a-M ^tk«,, ever was the ruah to (Jkalhom anine ■ artiw rn i-w ite r^ irp /r'^ n tw n ^ fT ^ m to fo n ; tnrtrd th a t- “w ry ■little booatcr /or Florida. If farmer« of other — Florida Tirrrew-HMon. - ■ |jtted or even have a hint of contamina- work, haa been done with reference to states would make a habit of reading ion -’®*f "iceo u n t I Orlando disposing the aeptic tank on bacterial life. T he it Florida would fill up with people more if the’ sewerage in the deep wells and second report of th e royal ro n m m a w ia > M usic Department— ---------- • ---hy the , .lauujly than any state ever has Indore. iot only irS a n fo rd objecting strenuouv on sewage disposal of Great B ritain er* Laegue addressed a nU-etfng In the ' T h e first v .r.ii.t At a meeting of the Music Departy but every other city below the lime quotes experiment* made in M anches­ Sta r Theatre called for the purftose of plaintiff was for $25,000. The second A few years ago we quoted from the mcnt of the Woman Club called by Mr«. Fannie S tone sinks in the state is objecting: ter, England, showing that the Itacillu t organizing a branch here and was well wus for I I . while the last, for $10,000, yearlunik of 1911 the statem ent: Munson, chairman of Florida produce* the moat delicate the deportment and which was hrld at Hon. F . J . Frarnside, presldenr of ruti communi* diminishes during the uttended. Many (.resent paid their is said to have Ixs-n a compromise verhe State Board of Health who resides septic in-nod, and the same effect must meinln-rshiji fee and signified their will d irt. Mime juror-, it m alleged, standing fruit and winter rro|i* in the drud of the home of Mrs. F’ L. Woodruff. Mr*. it P alatka, another city threatened In- felt by the similar and more delicate ingness to form a brunch of tin1 ass ocia out for |100,0tiO damage* for the |i|ain- the northern » Munson requested that the department It should In1 tiff.—Tim e*-Union. rith the same exposure sent the follow- bacteria such as th a t of typhoid fevur. tion here. would accept her resignation as chair­ ng telegram to the city council: man, stating that the multiplicity of Sim ilar result* are shown at la-eds. Mr. Ilam ner addressed the meeting . Asheville, N C , July 25 her engagements with her music pupils T h e witne»'» opinion » a * that th« -cp- and m a clear anil forceful manner ex w ilfa rr Department Note» ?ity Council, Sanford for the coming full and winter season tic tank reduces the mitntx-r of It r-»/i plumed that the farmer* of Florida were T h e WelfarDepartment of the Board has not given liny permit for anti the more delicate pathogenic germs. the only class uf men today who were W oman’s t ’lub held its regular meeting would prevent her attending the regu­ indergrouml sex lar meeting* of the department anti and that the total nutuln-r of bacteria not organized for their own protection, at the club room on Thun-duy afternoon orre law to the letter. giving the necessary attention to the is diminahed by 10 or 15 js-r cen t." That the railroads and commission men at 4 o’clock, July 24th. and ¡ o the Florida work planned for the cbming year, F . J . F E A B N S ID E , In addition to the reduction of disease and every other agency through whose T h e heut of tin- summer *eem* in nomg this highly profA* there was no other alternative, the President State Hoard of Health. germs which may In- assumed to take hamLs the producl» id the soil were wise to have lenm-tted the interest nor ipete with the grow representative* of the Music Drpartplan* in the receiving chambers in use furred to go where organized arid knew vivacity of the rieniln-r* who wx-rv jirt-*Sanford is not guessing at this water fur the balance of menl who were present were forced juration, but i* taking the opinion of connection with most of the -w-wagt* as much alrout the farm er’s business a- en t, and the tun. w.i» »jient III eurntat . wiili generally expressed rcgtrels to lie d<x-s blllox-lf. That the lime hud diseusfiiui id .1 •. t ■ ind plans whereby ixpert* and rt-gurdit-».» of whether Or\\ c In,V- olii-n Midiitontxl (hi- fact nnrejit Mr* Munson'» resignation come for the Florida farmer to organize this may I hthiiii « litrrnl Welfare I > *-• ando cull* it knocking or kicking the Mrs I) 1. Thru.*her whs then uuaninr quit raising fruits and vegetable* partment to lx rila d qxin by our city that FI- id.1 I is- I * in knownj r-•«111•• n-ople of tbi* city will not allow the deep i l " ,l" f l 1 ,1 1 } .’ ooo j ...... a ' d iikois I v*lii-led idiairiuan of the Music Ib- i*xpi allied lb», ub’ii and working a* It* elfh n to i- i . ¡In g hel|-in<* t in »rolls to be lim ed unless the State "•if 11 iiill.i i fli iiliil iin1 ............. m i 11,1.1111101-111 ol t h e Woman's t'lub, who (dan- of Dm- (¡rower* and Shipper* «very effort (.■• I o.,.r.i| and rnaieriul ifoard of Health can prove conclusively Dirt- thoii-iinil -h llurs worth <d produet* congrutnlste tbeinselves that they were la-ague I’but it w anot made up of tx-nefit. hat no truce of contamination can InWe h jv i always D It that »,» very fortunate in |ireVailing uj»on no onlv flu- grower bid of the -hipja r as A lj-tter wa* n .id from Dr Filien 1 •oi nne acre I irmi-rs ,.f i-tl.ir -.ill- 1 ut-pv lit able a musician to .uic|.t the ■hairinanwell ami Dial all |.a;in cniwerreil In Steven* of )« . -. • I!. . |,airmail of g* tting from $511 to i ¡no |.ir urn stop. Mr*. Thrasher has Ix-en identlthe growing and -hipping ol F’kirulu Hie Health 1|..ir I lllent ol the M ale |irixlurt* would work together for the FVderatlori id Club« in reference to the would doubt this statem ent if they «aw fh*l with the music interests of SanW - II here l* a -ta li im M (n o t if- ford for a liiiinln-r of yiurs anil will tuakr common weal of all .,e.| that tills ->r ‘lu»|xi*ul of -< -■ .g. ii r-.iigl. Iiy wi-IL- •f gsnizntlon vv;x* entirely dllferenl from and •»•Jitli la 1 I- a- a pn-sible «ourre - -■ *.... k •>( tin ill l-lirfon lit Ilf .Igrt" ill a fine presiding olbi-rr Mr», George Fox. Jr ,was U|qiinntt-d any other iirgamratiou j.ro|u*>«-d Hie of infection ol m ., ari--ian water «up luri lor 1"•l 1. l-age 111. \ eoii l.malion of irrigation and on the house committee of the Music Florida Grower* and sbi|i|M-r» la-ague ply Dr Mi v i . -rated dial Die Slabloi* Iran- I )e|iartmf-nt and Miss Mary MrKim will tint attempt (o market tie- crops of llourd of Ill-Ill ’ fa - derided In under firstling- si '•nnford ll a lie mernlM-r* a- an orgamratinn but take n new »«.m. if water examinations l-.roo-l wortblisM. land- min iho**- Jim- ou llw |iruu committee I......... - f i f * --I f»l'-rv#W»Mif>li« "«A -W**a>N-T*T>»ysV JH*r-t**ln'n of *k-dl assist Ml ever . I. "• I x lb r gr- • •' l<H-a||tn« «' r • • r* h.f in • n -| • the o.-w program and other dejiartmg p.n king and -I | | - g ! -aim o.d u«*-. and Mi* rM ok I In- wordfor mu rr..| for inem activities the tiieeting «djoiirneil »ill hav market « n i— .ivailah|< t*-r port ali-r to ti an larnn-t D III v tneiln xofilcthlltg lli-snjis the lln- ineinlx r* Tbi I •ag .• »ill prm I'r S t•»v•■lect I he nusid.ers m all |ib.iSi*s of t he ajqx’al (u It. growing and sliippii.g I I •• pn--.*-Ung «rialu ig mm - in » y * t ii n . l - l b - r r e l r i g e r a t m i i . lx Her --«rIx-ttrr fr ei ght m b - , b e t t e r dl»l r ibllt loll nlid f a l t e r li.ark»‘l» will lx - ni ne of tla fi-nture* s t r iv e n for and o b t a in e d through coneerfi d a c t i o n of t h e la -ag u e and Dial ■o , Id . . v i - .j t. f .. i - . I l.v i ndi vi dual * i. | he - tun. l i ll fi g ’ liiilergroiind stream«, ai .1 to il to- luickly curry uwity any and all ri-luse ntering them. If this condition pri­ ai led, the rase would In- but «lightly Itered. since the rapid removal of run aminntix! ’ w.ib-r from on.- Im-alitv lOllljl merely i 0.1.0-,-i r a M igl.lmt/lig i*'ality th.it bin i* U--I - - f~ on th. ours.- uf t|,i .in a io |i < i i-.rri 'blallle.l l -iO -v . i ’ ol I .!•■ el . U .tu -te li a t I fu» I Io li- i- •mi I Ihm will easily be the In-nl |daei kind ill Du* section o( Florida in T u m - I m m i .......... l.|.x k of ’• ' •• ' runny ot gai . i ............ ... ir ••'*’" **•»•- " r U'"< >’"■•' * '*•»- "•*' fran k t lark on Deck , ' ' " Washington. I * 1 Julv 25 In the Jiu k»«ui v die ,xi. tb l-.r i i . l n r c u 1 ' ' fu«i- ol tin slraineil siruation m Mexico, l-e-l- r a m p ••>1rl p - l - i | ” - blx mg Die a concurrent rieolution strongly reI i v e a r b.M.k ( H i d. p t r l f m tit i g a t e w a y Dirnngti - . . . . , -i a' d.c ' affirming tin- Mnurix- dm itine was in dix-* not tornisti laide trinlured hi the House today hy Kej> g*'r must mrnnctw the s t a l e , and a legi* agii, ultore -bowing liai production by «tule* of (i-seiitullve ( lark of Florida l a f i v e e n u rtin e n l h a v i n g ixlb.olv priThe res­ • ill . r i p- -ni I a il-bag* ol |iili' i - l - d for - m l . a n i i.-ii'-ilib. I olution. win. h w.is referred to 1lie for­ I- 1 1 ................ l ol l i . l t oe- nor - I Hul ls •a f e d within t he I x o ii k I- -.1 tla - t a b eign allair* lom niitli—. wns <iireete«l .. I U r t i . 'I'be-i ar. F |i .r idil’ - p n n par'll ill irIv agaitist txi.ple whom die . - . - - , • ■ , ■ .v ■ tu r■11v r. .i ifir i.. * < p. .. -low u .1- tin M oor.* 11. —i r i *i- to . a. Ii and every e*i-eiiliul. the resolution read, "and deelure* our iilifulti-rilig allegiance thereto." • ‘In re affirming th* Muuri*- Doc­ t r i ne cum I nde- ibi- ri-sol Ut io II. "we do «o will. II.. ia rm -t di.-in in mam tai* p. a.-.- a n d (riendlv rr-lalion- with •r. .1 |I i/i'ii- lui d I..'. I 'I O , lb I lowed II the blonda tarmi I- •aij get with and ex|ire*M'd willing lie*. b> eo together on the Indtir growing, diver operate m *onu- plan for idm alional «ity of crop*, Itetter |ue k«. latter ral*— work in Georgetown along rutobxrv ami x rv io - and ln'tt«-r dl-lgll.uboi. t.v I he blaidil r at a» r ..w io v.igio o • -d ■v . . . apldly moving «Ir. ami >n t r-« u-i rary, tbi* water apparently r — Jowly through it.ier . onm etmg »..In lofi cavities and through Ita- porous nek. . >1 bridgi *• uri wen pia . i •! Wa- mad e by M r* li- vi ilbgr -1 wtu. hil— ixx i, • nu mi* r ..| l l f .g rapii* fori*' fi•r *'• p..-1 f.w w. • I.-II Wmln.-sda |..r \\ lll-'i.n la vy county, whi-re he *d l »hortly lx giu thè juiblication of u wieklv p.i|»^ Mr Slullord purcbuM'd Ih.- pialli of thè Noti li Stufke l'rintery and h.ts shqqx'd it tu Willistnn. Il li I Cinici, who ounixl and o|x'raled tb.* N.-r’ li Sl.irke l'rigb-ry is ni llrookly n. N J . tu lake a eourse ut thè fuctofy o| Un Mergentbah r lanotype Companv \l hen loha» c.m p lctid thi* cour*- tu «di return In S ta jk e and lx- connccbd wflh Die Tclegrnph’s inechanicul dej'artrnenf I ..re. - * l.ak* alio ».ui Die pretty J■riz• a l i t . * up amt # saucer Mb-r tfie .......................... . the interesting gnrne* of cards a deli­ cious naiad course with iced tea w.k* served by the bimttxss, wIiiku gue-t|werx- .Mrs ( M Vorce. Mr* \\ It Anno. Mr*. \V I> Holden, Mr* For i rx-»i l-ake, Mrs. A. I ’. Connelly, Mrs F . I Miller. Mr*. T . A. Neal. Kegarding the inter-conm-rtion of lolution passages in the linu-stone. Mr « . L. Fuller »tali'* that "T h e intimate onnection of the ji&*»ag<*<. making to dl practical pur|n>se* a network, ha* wen brought out at several points in his country by the ex|n*rimeiits made I b an \dxerlUing or the United States Geological Survey A |irmler «aid to u* last week that il , >y S. J B . M cCallle ut (Quitman, tieor;lm; H. S«-llards at Ocala, Florida. another |a|x-r started in Invent«-«» ami | Jid hy G, C Matson at Georgetown, «arrn-'l whiskey «dverti-«-imnls it wsml.i llllurwise it would not, lxS y . , at each of which localities salt in \* in ic .d Jÿfcfd into sin k s'o r boring* found en can»« Du- t hrolucle had Die- cinch on ranee into'y.ell« some distance away. legal ud* for the next Dirts- years. If un B ryine of the instances, however, was avowed vyluskey -beet starts in In v er­ he moverficnt dioect from the jniiut ness, it would not last il* long as a snow­ •Í iniurrtiof) to the well, for the lalin- ball hi hade* Th«- citizenship of Citru» 9>* Instead of increasing enormously, county' is (ar above the average. One a ITw-Ould have done if *uch had been m ay *lx- a confirmed /frinker, jbut bv e caae, showed only relatively modern Would not put the temptation before ile'lluctuiitiorv». The three limestorie*, Un- rising generation midor any circum ­ No. a whiskey sheet l would itbough of widely different tyjx-s, stances ho«re«i 'tfie same jilurnomena in each not pay la ri-, and alo- rrjan w|ii» trie« it aae, suggesting that it is a normal would hgve more money' titan brains. r , haractcristii of this class of rocks." • — Inverness Chronicle In addition to these direct teats, it taa been found that in the Florida limeWilliams W as a Velrtao *tone the water in the sewage wells and A. C. Williams, who died Ikst weeit jtat of th e water well* of apj.roaimate- was a veteran^~of Dte Civil and Indian y'Jhjual depth is under the same static wur* and the following history ha* Ix-en IWd. “T h is fact, while not of Itself compih-d by one of hi* rnmrad««* He JrovtnjL Ihler-connection, lend» »up enlisted at the beginlng of the Civil -war Mrt to th a t conclusion in the 11th Ki-ntucky Cavslry M-rving The c e « (tools in use with most of fhe sewage wells serve as septic tanks. (Th* efficiency of the aeptic tank for rep.h)ving tb« greater part of the solids prom sewage has beeh abundantly drm- nlliienr. out his first term. He then enlisted m the. 9th Ohio Cavalry and served during the war and afterwiard in the Indian wars in the west being discharged from the arm y In 1866. ___l i t 8 M .M II cpmfalUKkr gLG tni -H ar^ tinally present in the srw- ney Boat No. 16, Department of Florida, » reduced In number during G. A. R. and was loved and respected . of fermentation In the cess- by all his comrades. ! h . it - l 'u ................... ... Gold bricked In D. I and *. I •i t. i* i l u-lu I -if ? 1 I 1.1 |**r »■ r. *-• i..r ,ig . ..I tin I nil. d S t a b - I- >'1.1.|2.h4 more on u crop Dial must lx- Dxv only crop grown on an air. than the Floridu grower git» on >.ne of a number of croji* . i .. . h i . i r l l . I u' w. ..in ..o lov territory ,md parin •!litrIv < ■ol.il.l/lllloll l.v lln So that ||*t l lt fl c w h e a t . |- gl ow i, Dil* s t a l e 1» not of wh e a t in mintloinxl |iroi|iicmg F l o r i da > lb. - tal i - * (in 4J.5IKI aeri-* of land F lorulit jiro .bleed fiHtl.lKHI bushel* ol oats, worth $|.l5,Dflll The C n ib .l Slate- produced 992.29H.IHMt bn.hcl- worth $ t M.firi.I.IMIO on .'17 "M .fllin aeriThe average- value id t h e p r o d u c . ,u " urM •r*onrn-| of Do- oflicer* ., , ». F.very farmer m . . , he need of organitn. ,, irgunizutlnn alone will , , , irhia truck and fruit a v .r u g .d i.aiioi |> r r. m F l o r i du was Timber Thieve* Mr J O Erie*, county surveyor r«-porl* (liai w lu de—a I*- thieving id lutr.l wood tuulx-r bus recently Inx-lt made near ( Imbiuta, and some ol it on govern­ ment lands. It »eeins high time flint a check *hould lx- made ujiotl till* Jiruc(ice which hu« Ixs-n pursmd for many year* by tlrnlx-r thieve* in Orange coun­ tv, by |i|ui ing Du- guilty jiartv or partii» ■m Do- chum gang where the» lx long Orlando Sentinel SID 12, and m Mu I mb d S t a b * $10 9» \ •oople o| wet k- ago a l. w traveling |n-r acre* , ' . . . . . . . .. . Florida produred an average of 9D under Do- name of J. (iidd«bm lilt Dc. . . . . . . Hair.*' Heavy trtllh-rx I .and and made n (hori-iigh eimvass of bushel« of potut.xx. worth $1:10 5(1 per S«x-r«-tary Ituten ol tin* < oiiintt-rciol aere. Florida fn-nt the average of the Do- town (inlilsii-m w.mi.d junk Club lut» arranged with the War IV. . . , , o|il DfiiM*. old iron, old ail!»* and iij* country u little more than two tifu n e . purtnu-nt for a gift to Hanford of a can­ Floridu averages I ¡1 tons of hay c\cl<- tire*. For *ome he puid <at»h, ro-w la-ague looks gr»Ml vk| (,f. ||(f K„Vr wqrlh $2-l.fi 7 |n-r acre. The United non which weigh* 17,190 jiound* and which will lire a Cl inch bullet. It will d like every idea that - re, urn --junj,- j n |j„. »ha|>e of draft* State« averaged 1.1 Iona worth $16.15 lie placed In the Fifth «treet |inrk and ivnnnvl for organza n() j|IF j-ioridn Junk ('om|isn\ of I'ensu- jwr ucrxIn hay Florida averaged will In- used from time to time to hurl ».Il lend it* »uj.jK.rt.. r(iU Th|> ,)raftii u r ,|nvt r(irn|ni nearld 10 ja r cent morg in value per our regard* at our admiring friend* who for «v«r> growtr in ^ 1,,,,^ given" lor tunring itcre than the United State*. reside in Orange county, itutes in to read the circulgrt <Jown Mf will jfrol.F'loridii produfe<| on an arre an uv- Time*-Union. nt*\\ oryjaiiir.atmn nrn! rh»ngr hln orrupntinn In ^ittlu*ri;i^ eruge of 940 (rounds of tobacco, worth 0 lo- established *lrT* - 1rruj r turj^ntine when the courts get $29il.20, against an average for the ( ard of Thanks through with him De|.and New* United States of 894 jiound* worth To thfsu- who aided and assisted in $84.13. Florida'* tobacco yields more 1 Case Settled many %ay* in ministering to the af­ than threu times as much per jxrund.as «w within the |>ast «ix Sanford’* lllg Pay Holt flicted and in alleviating our sorrow» that of the country taken as n whole ^'flammotid oox- i* , Th e fact is not gero-rully known that during tlx- recent illness and ileath of Florida grow* cotton h little |c** jier OU» husband uiui (atlM-r we wish to g iv e _ r. Dm« rase having s anf„rH has a monthly (iay roll among acre than then«- of other atale* the. uur IwartfHt thanks. T h eir kind wonl> jitL am ! remande«! for t j„. railway rm j.loyrs who realde here trial lieing , junounting to $20,000 j>er month. One- figure* are not gtven, hut it is of the iind.divd» are ajypn-ciatcd to the full«-»t. of intention third of thia is jtaid to the ’men *m- Sea Island variety worth about twice as Mrs. A. C. William* fnjf finally abandoned, ployed in the shops and round houses much per pound as the uplands cotton and Children. Ought to its final close and the remainder la paid to the train- grown in other states. Big Euvraion The Average firm er of the middle idgtnent in the matter men who change crew« at thia point, aa Kicuntlon to Woodland Park, Launch )nd v«. the Conaoli- Sanford U the end of two divisions as weal* could sell 100 acres of land and rnpany e t al was ¿at- wrtl a«, being the terrhlnll 61 lH?#e •w inrtto pTWMdrtmy a oo acree in F lur- -Atmr^May-e n d -MaznWi will i—te city II papers being signed branch line«.- This makes business good Ida, which would yield him a t leaat aa dock at 2:30 p. m., Sunday. 26c round 86-Fri-tf while in the office the In tlgiw town every rflonth in tH f ^ear. - much .value aa 600 aere* of weatern land trip. • ’ S �• » w * : V-»:- ^ - A': : * * THE ¿T SANFOCD ' HERALD r *• , t Jnly 2D, m , I I. lew. They lack the strength to slop | own particular section, hut for the state kill._ Life is too short ami the game is , when they should pause in s wrong course al large. In other words wo are get- not worth the candle to ua. and the energy to begin or to vontinuc ting together, and we predict that in a We want to quit to save ourselves from j £ 3 FublltM E tto Tu*«l»» «ivi Friday Uomini Hy in the way that is lawt. Character is few.yearn there will be nothing done hy being driven to drink and dwperution. THE HERA1 D PRINTING COMPANY self built and »elf maintained. Ten­ any of the real newspaper* that doe* or forced into an untimely' grave or a dencies for or against it maiy he inherit- not carry wfth It some considerstiun' for) lunatic asylum -« * -both. - Either would K J HOLLY. Editor w rong inclination others o f/ the fu te rn ity . Cut ttyoai l x - priTPYable to eont*!tt!fnf with unreW. M. MAYNFS. I w la M ^ * v a I* jr■ . I* 4on the day of birth, down M b it * *ttf-th e T iTrr*1rtM d^M t4«;,»rv,^iet*mP '« " 1 YOU WANT ABOVE ALL S A T fe T y n S u b s c r lp t U n P rid e . * 2 . 0 0 a Y e a r In A tfy arcr c e a t r a l rhnnncl «w eep s a s tr e a m that ^there will be no fighting; and Iwwt of all. verse dam fools. j! A bargain may be had by sorneliody i ^ 3 may I«- ilispimed to carry one in th * |perhaps. in connection with clean, readIW ln r td la lb« City by carrtrt 1 2 .0 0 pet year id wrong direction. This is hereditary, j able m atter, advertising will tie accept-, » b o want« to engage in the newspaper!; adyaom or XOe per monili. P erm ani* la a d ì ance b u m be made al ortica Hut it is each person's duty to pull up ed dnly on a businesslike plan, such as business in a good newspaper in a good j j stream instead of drifting with the cur­ the sliding scale, or something similar, town.— Henderson Gold Leaf. Your money when deposited with the Peoples Enterad a* aeoao d -d au mali m attar A nàuti 22nd rent—overcoming in all thinga. Char­ so that the rate will Im; fair to all, ac- 190 B. e t Iba Po#lo d ee al Saniord. Florida, Nall«# M Hr. 11™, cording to the circulation of each paper. Bank of Sanford is absolutely S A F E . 1 here Whoraaa. tb a munffl .of th a city of Hanford, acter is a structure each must build. yode« Act of Uarrb 3rd. IB7B üi • ê -r -fr iW " g i iysrfi>DD^t>Lsa»ryie-.» g w r d c p o iw F * n r e in *« Ad O rd in a i» Ih Trtepbao« No 148 which we build are our own thought«, la Harald B olU in j — o -----of tlond* ln th« Sum of FUlg sured against loss of all kinds just as you in­ flight thinking ia the baaia of all true OoUsn for lb * lYupo** of Kafundiñx th * (Ad­ G R O W IN G COHN IN FL O R ID A amadla« and K laU n * F k a lIn * lodab(ada*oa of Sanford growers are getting ready for education. ’Cease to do evil, learn to sure your home against fire. " • W C Itj of Hanford; and Authortwn« and E n p o m e The («teemed P alatka New«, of which ln« th * Mayor* ol Ih r O lir of Sanford to 1* their seed tied* and the month of August do well.* Habitual thought« create an a Call tor u O ort Ion lo iV la m li _ ____ ________________ la * lh* Quratkm will witness many signs of activity in atmosphere in which we thrive or lan­ the genial and accomplished "P a sto r aa U thy Im it a r , ol Haid Bonita," whírh ordin­ Furthermore you want prompt and efficient [*■ 7 ario* ataa duly sppror*d by m* on th* lOth day th * celery delta. guish. We may no( apeak outr thoughts, Hill*’ Russell is editor, tell« of the bumper of July, A. 1>. 1*13. and bototao «4f*ctlr* Im a » com crop in Putnam county this year and service. Thia alwaya is our pleasure to give diatrly upo« lu approraL and; but we cannot conceal them. They re­ Wbrrra*. undrr th* n i r t n * f th* City ol particularly In the western part of the Saaford th* quwtioa of th* l u n a r » of bomta veal themselves in every act of life, in to our depositors and other patrons of thc T h e m ajority of the people of Sanford county where the farmers will have a rmmt b* mbmittad lo th * d r r t a n of aaid city am heartily in favor of bulkheading the (lie lines and expressions of our faces, . . . , , , . . ,. oho own rral «*t«i*, lar ratiñraU di or r*J*etion, iinraiion nfm K in , bank. y ie ld o f (r o m 2 5 t o 4 0 b u s h e l» t o t h c . , t >n i , T i callad1 ffor that purpurn, lake front and at the neat meeting of to the eyes, in the smile or gloom we a c r e . e**, MayW of Mt« rtiy ' . T W * fo r * . I. a . W. H|»nrrr, of Sanford, B m ln o lr «ain tyy,, flofh la. undrr and th e 'city council some action on this im­ carry’ in work or play, really our con­ T h e N e w s l l l l x i r s i ----- 1 TW ij \V h it - by »tota« ol lh« .uthartty In m» r«*ud hy tha We will be pleased to explain our insurance duct rvyeals the secret of our innermost portant event will he taken. oi"bont¿, do ¿»»t^TcaU 1a iT íC rtie ! and habitual thought«. Speech may t in g to n w h o w ill h a v e a y ie ld o f fr o m to ha held an Uta feature more fully at any time. ! ld a^y of ISIS. ‘ , *"D. 70 to 80 bushel, to the acre on land which , lh. lM ^‘ Ancua*. ^ j *A. , -----lh-1 The county commissioner» will meet hide them; actions do not. has already grown two crops this season. *»d th*r* to t* held a* to » W h « tb« * m nty of "According to our thought«, flowing . . . . ,, . . j Hanford ahall I * autheriaad to l a m additional on Tuesday, August fifth for their first In December, Mr. W hittington planted - t^od. in the wm of Fifty Thoumnd (iwooo.oo) official meeting. - History will start for into acts, we succeed or we fail. Thoughts L i i - S g E Si potatoes' which was followed I ¡ « X ^ “ oi Seminole count#./at this meeting..and make charactiit»—and cliacacU'Z, iswikiu , by tomatoes. In M ay he planted the? th« my of Saahxd, Saalord, and «ad u> to J*et d art them p t m * we are. Finally when the end comes, *» , , 1 . ____ u i m »•**• oo « Board of Band Truataa* for «aid many matters <if. importance will be as it surely comes to all, character i s all bumper corn crop. A fter the corn IS 1 prnpi«*<l l**u* of band«. gnaeted Into county laws. •It that we take out of this life into Lite Ida gathered this farmer w ill p u t tU . ------ 0 ------------- ------land Into cabbage, making four crop* *nd c . 11. iwn«, dark of **ui oUnkn. . , , . ___ . „ . . . . . . beyond. Morgan was right. CharFoil* to N ot*ae) »t right oVWl a. no, and Thc new brick street« recently laid . . .f, on the same land in o r» y ear.. .Sfc«*iS; . « . . _ ii*» u . 1 . Rc,<*r ** everythin". ' — Lnk<*!snd Telew itni»» n.> hu.il a* Mayor and I hr ami of raid in Sanford were laid by home ta le n t: * latka paper tells of other similar instance* City lit Sanford, Hrminufr roonty, Florid*, and the city saved one third of the cost I *tram' thia th * 2 1 m day of July. A, U. I»U , In the same county. 0 . W. SPENCER, that was originally paid to the eon- 1 All this is good new« anti is indicative Mayo* of th* City of Sanford. Sn ilo ho lr ggg * 3 cminty. Florid*. tractors. And yet there many who I N IX ON TIIF. IIF .R A IJ) of the now era of scientific farming that Attest : kicked on the city paying n home conTlie following item credited to the has come to Florida. Putnam county M. W. IrOVl l.U (M> ( Irfk *l-Tl»+-4U tractor for supervising the work. In 1Sanford News him licen going the rounds is hy no means the most fertile in FlorAn OnUninrr lo by KiilélIrcI this rcwfrrct the city council acted wisely anil received no notice, hut the Tam pa j,ja ], (Ke-n-known chiefly Av ' Z nz z ',;r n ? ,* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * > Hn , arid well and results have justified their Tribune gave The Herald credit for ii fn ,it rilim (y wpere general f irming wm iKs* i*| lidrluridjxif i bs* tl'Uirif wmltlif T , »«»,*1 TaF«ttFif llraflillllg I fulrl’t «^Ifirwsi ol llht act. a* follows: ...... neglectu! Put Putnam is un ¡i\>riigt t Hy of H*nffYrd. «Pi(l Aut hom m e itríd Krn|«o»pf T lw Sanford II.iridd s:i>* it has ltd- Florida county and what run lie done -O — ............................................................................... tier M»>or «I Ihr i ii> of Canfori] lu Issue ♦ • Í all for gp Elrrlum lo Í **trrmiiw ihr Que« J . ii. Reese, who so ably edited the mired H rjitn, worked for him and spent thcrr can f>e done in fifty other Florida 4 tion ft* to ih# iauftnr« of rtk í Ik 'ixU W b n « , at tha pnwmt lira* th rtr i* an outValley G azette from Ju ly of last year money to try to elect him to the Presi counties. 1 »tandin« ftoatin« iodtbtrdnm* of tka City of until April last, and who has been con­ dency. Today we are disgusted with Corn can I» very successfully grow n Hanford, amour,Un« to Fifty Thouraiul fiolU rr. rv himr«d by city ru g rh m , boarin* lat*r<«t at nected with the Osceola Journal the him and do not consider him (it to stay all over the' state. T h e lands ore fer­ th* rat* of i i i p*r r*r,l ¡» r annum, and. VYhm«i it S to lh* t*«( internal of th* rit in the high office he [a holding.' " nt y past several weeks in un editorial ca ­ tile and th¿> clim ate ia unsurpassed. All IK lllllllllllgl I l i r SANfORD HERALD t, • he i fl- j K •/ ™ | i| r W I H I; H E N Y O U A S » 1 ! H & I p . m ii Í í & j f c 1r E P T■* ill T P E O -, 1 J KM • C H O O S E B A N K P L E S B A N K O F | S A N F O R D I illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllillllNIIIIillllilllllllllllllli I ‘ ifi Sanford Business Colleg pacity, ha« accepted a position with the South Florida SenUiud at Orlando and will begin his duties on Monday. Joelah F'vrris is to !»• rongrutulated on securing the eerviecs of *uch a hriJIiant newspajjer man a* Mr. Reese Kmsimfnee Gazette, () Some day some lM-nefactor will frame a set of hot weather rules, some forceful man will enforce their adoption, and animal life will instantly lu-come as pleasant as our own. A good start would lie to show some consideration for your horses, drivers. Give your horse a drink at reasonable intervals; when he rents see to it that he rents in the tfiade. give his «table the same venti­ lation you- give your own re tun. In , abort, givy thp nag as much care as ttwugh it were a debutante, ilnd though the horse don't fi«-l any belter, jo u r conccjenc« wdl cumprnaute you ----- O — — - >• 111 1 R I I B id 1B w . We wish to congratulate the people of Orlando and the Sen tii»! in particular In securing the services of Jo e Hugh ttreir to rrfitor There I« no lift ter man in the business and tin« is our onlv tribute to III II - i« married now and J |1 Í Í wi f u i a delti hi V i l l t h T* HA Ifl (£ lifiljfJljlT Ilm U fA lT lijw VuOf Ik at a fif nial <uiipli in t triando wHI «; ■ak for itself and the lliruhl hid« J im- v eimnie into the priT«» gang of t|us section— wb almost said Grange county but rcrncmlwred that we urv not now a |>art of that hailiwirk. Jis- Ferris mid Joe Ri-ese ought to make a team hard to Unit and they will make the Sentinel one of the Inwt pajiers in till» part of Florida 11 f ife fi i j ! : Qfeir- I t i. t-r • • Ï h The Herald never made this s t a t e - , t },at is required is intelligent cultivation nient ul.Mjut Hryan It is a case of mis­ T he time is coming when It will no taken iilentity. Our criticism of Mr longer In- necessary for Florida farmer« Hryan can lw found in the lost nvui*’ of to send abroad for corn and forage and The H e,aid and we do not criticise tuoi with the home production of these will (or lecturing hut for leaving Washing­ follow the home proibir!loll of all the ton just at this time. The editor of pork and be-eF the Florida jieople re­ The Herald has known Hryan too long quire fur their own consumption to make such a harsli criticism as the We have the soil, the filmati ti.i ; b Ikivc and we have the same confidence |dews and the gentle showers. We have in him now that we had in 18D6 and j UJ| the right proportion of warm *unhu\e never wavered in Itiat confidence shine anti cooling hri-ezc All that is l i r ja n s friends know why he is lectur required are industrious settlers to occupy thiwe lands, to tickle the »till and bask in the climate. Pensacola News. D S A N F O R D 'S O P P O R T U N IT Y According to id» Herald. Sanford n o t t « --------------------------------------- -----------lifts an o r e llr n t opportunity of making Is-c count> has «*‘t nn e ia m jJe that sornethmg of. Iienud?, the proposition o^ bulkheading the lake front having oc­ every county in Florida should follow, cupied considerable attention recently and that i* In assessing a millage for Not only should Th e Herald ha* called lor expressioru* publicity purposes on the subject, and one of the latest, the counties follow Iws* c o u titt« •« that of lir J . W Gussman. a much- ample, hut e je ry m unicipahtj m th* traveled man, who handles the suhp-ct sfide a* well Hide not ynur liglit under the w ie , "Som e Hulk heads I * under a bushel." or words to that Have M e l," .hows that it in practically ! U holy writ and Florida's light the only salvation of the city, although ! should ,M' niude to shine in . very ru ok a e confess we no reason to predict and cnrnrr of the United States We undoubtedly have the I“ «! stati immediate decstruction Tin- article, in the Union and all w la k I- d e v il o ! h o w e v e r !* .1 rtn*,t e t c e l l e n t nne a n d I>1It hew in 1 I w i h M i r* ' i • - • 1- t,.|i r, ...rni- ,.f 1 F,, . e U i.iitagi-« ih.*i in* lit woul d . o r m e Nunl' ird tn tin- way >d t liti usanti* of |x,n|de ii king ' - h. «i f ilidding mil frolli und e r t he j xi wcr f ul lo e n lim is g m iig to liq u id â t* said in d e b te d - pnikifWl, uwl •!*»* for pyrh othrf munirmftjf 1er |*f I« - II» i! ordfttn«w| try th# C ity t ‘m incit of Bftn otti» 1 Tfiftl • Umif fivu# in tJho *Mrn of Fifi» ThotiHñd I Follara, ftir th# parlar»# ol rafurwlir.g tK» <n«|«t dOftUrTf riU tJn f in«fri»t« Jiw * of ih# Clly «f Sanford, b# ftild lh# *jam# ta h»#*h> ftuthortiod; pfo(ki#d, howp»#c, (hat I •»for# any part of aaM bond* b# iaauad, lh* qiua lion of bsuiñc lh#m, aa a* lh# amount to b# i«ru#vl, and th# purpose ft*r w h irh th# mi.-n»> ,t* Sanford Business College 1 k III I t ! U (• "* Jirrtkai 2 Thai «aid »hall l * of th# (1mumpi a inm »f i>n# ^fioyaand- -L*»+áag»- #«arh . )**aring * rfí» of mt«*r#«l not >u (*tf r#nt i»# annum, 1»f»-r»— *« pa>afd# * m i anriuafiy (-M u th-r fir*t da^* til January and Ju ly , •ani (Nifitji on# tfu I.V I5 PICO HUH.DING S A N F O K lf, flftfWP fiojvii id on# thU4z*at.d dtdfar» nach, rita l unrig in t * ait> /rar». twrrnfy fir# l»md# of cm# fhc*uw#rtij dollari fi maturing in thirty >r#r» 'YUHtc .1 IT»al Iic» Mayur of ih# < H> uf San fori! N fi*rvl > Ih»tfurt*^l, •Uffioriw-J in call and cm ------------- m »irctlun Un drirtmtfw lh* tssuAlit* i»f lit# Imwl*. |jtD*lt|nl ijumlmn ui If#' kit in •h«- tarn prtsrasrlfing. iwlbtti, and !•»■ #k rt I Itfa* I#-f» #1*. 11* 0*rf\# « j1inmiI mft mI,#-nut Lion„ M niy uf '■mitford m a ( lh | lo L»mt| r lc r iim n , I IU a i #11 ^ídJúJiL.Ai3 IMt purl» of »Qm . «¿fifih f fi# r> «tth i .T l-s-tTfi) te i» -* In ! iwrUut» ó T ft ll lina o ri)In o lir » «failli U m trnc ( f t n i i v n in u tin tiA icl) uj*rtfi il* ip p ro v i l fiy tfi# i- A iM i n rin pT rtm folk^ whn k n o w f h r d tf lr r m c e b r tw w n e le c trlr Ordinary Iron« mak# ji&d immng day» thf*y arc tail**«! *ad irnrn l( if *1f*l lug Mf*1 *■*t •* ■■-f i h1 It ... V f • t«M >■1 w i * 'V f Cl-. ■ j J, : i hrrnii|i; I #»ii l^rnbably that'« why I '»f h' th*ougl <U)' u no itiiigcf i if F ' U l* c o u n try of th o u sa n d s o f h o m e e e ck cre ' NOTICE | n v M lo ra , w b e r e h e re to fo re t h e , t a « . « w™,, r - t . ¡ jm h m r n c , W , . . . . FWrida, la aw4 fw H#w Im I# C an al). la — k------- V inmingaild Ih e tlfudgcry uf u*jn^ ord inary ifttna. N'»,V"f <■ ■({*•• fw*t««irTYtng #r? nfillfiirirW * F'hntjt N»»«# •I Ij»fT-Vm I N* MI V Ilf I , 1•.* 1 1I f Children Think It’s Fun if»#- L iiy i . v F L O R ID A «I G-E- Electric Flatirons have d riv rn th e old fax h io n e d sa d lio n * to Ih e otiscu riljr o f i o m t o u t-o f-lh e way »h elf, th u * a lio llih m g th etr a tte n d a n t train o f well know n w orries anil unknow n lo s se s and tip tn ie s llllllllllllllllllllHllllllllllllllllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli g exchange in another state (the Jackson, Mich., P atrio t) p rear he» the l»e»t short, ^ sermon on u vital question we have n , d « o ffu b eve£ read. It intimately concerns ev­ iiraUoo ery man and woman In thc world and t im e t h e n e w s p a p e r m a n g o t s o m e t h in g ^ ^ -------O — i especially the young, whoec character» fro m h is o u t l a y o f c a s t , a n d l a b o r , a n y G FiTTIN G T O G E T H E R ^ araatilL im th e formative stage and not way.— Z o lfo S p r i r n * » T r u th . unknown, « * 4 that w M d#f#fxianl b 6vtr lh# i f * of lw#nty <m* yrar* and ifiai tb r# U an 1 There is ix-cornintf more nnd more yet hardened for right or wrong doing. * ■■ 1 " - " —1 ( p i 1«oft In th# at aI# of Ftorfila. lh# wwnir# of a F*rom the article referred to we take l-hc apparent a feeding of genuine statewide w bpc*M \ipon akom would hlftd aurh dcfrmlant. J u k ( C l e a n P lu m b D lfig u M e d It la th#r#fof# ortWrrd* that »aid n©n-ri«*tlf«Yt friendship, a* u result of tlie recent m eet­ (ol lowing: , # * " tkfm dani h#. and h# b h m l» ) vinfuiiwd to ap^ W e o ile r th in p a p e r , o u t f i t a n d gOCXK n#»r and mafia tnawrr to tha KlI of complain! "W ithout integrity, force of will ing of the Florida Press Association at ■*i a ll I - . nl(d In iftid «-BUS#, on Monday th# ftrat «fay of appurtenances E#*mb«r, A- n. ISIS. Mhonriw ih* i l l # L i strength of |iur|KkM- and dearness of T a m p a There appear* to l*> less of will everything -an d Reasons " l 11 u “ k" ' # T» « id , vision, which are character brain i« i sectiopalism. The papers oi one c ity ; therto l>clonging-for sale, it t* funh»r ordarwl t t i u ih t* o n t« b* pubtt*h*d ; useless. Integrity alone doe* not meet are «0ealfjng a good word for the paper» ! t h e r e f o r a b u n d a n t a n d s a t i s f a c t o r y — t o 1 o o r* a »wK for *l«fct n jt^ rru il** <***»*. to Han- I j | ford Herald, a « rn p a p w ’ «uhtaiiMi In' n td roun- 1 the requirem ent! ol life. W ithout it, «ltd other progressive things (Tf- i)ThPT|TranicTr~' W e h a v e e n o u g h - n o t o i t h i s w o r l d 's ^ o ftH to ^ H for the accomjUishment of desirable cities. I t is becoming a general com­ radeship, and ere long, the newspaper goods, but of experience— after 26 years |M* 4th day of Ju lr, A. D . l» U . end*, m ust be ability. B . M . RO BIN SO N , "T h e drifting deWliet* on life'* high fraternity oi Florida will be one great of continuous se rv ice., W e are simply C ltfk .Clrtwrt Coart. ( J n i g i County. s e t! ore n o t drifting because they are big loving fam ily, all working together tired of the crasclnvs grind and the work . ; i j* ■broinl— , but horam e they a m c h ir tc ic j-. for th e common good, not only of tb *ir and worry that distracts If it does not - - lit -a#rtr»< a» luilow* T#n Uirui» of and dullarw i«rf 1. maturiti# in t#di yv#r*. given pu lilictly’ Vla-i“ , eil l-i n * i.n lid I ’Mh il» ) uf J u i ) T he i«*wspa|a'r men o| the «tati huvi* A l> la ta and therfore getting bigger shi|» and 9A-TU -(I Il W SP E N C E R . Mayor Iwlter freight rates, making city Ipts, "Anen loyal. They huve given up tliouI »teñí) Jadgr’ * owrl. (fraüff Covniy 11*. nm stnicting a fine boulevard, owning "Antis and (housaluls of dey.tr*- worth .VrJirr of valuable space, exploiting the m the docks, and even t»ruining the disTe» M f* I" dita 11tir fia man r*f f'auta, flurula, * Kai# St**» ari uf jofutitimn, N’ra \ ntC tributing pomi for Uentral and South Hourres, advantages and taipportuniliew .MH*# h >fill M#r(*i ' f Mi I j. u a Mivoun, John l .rxif f * And the result fia» ls-en VN S ) a t f# Jr i.f pi I «cui«, M baotift Florida it rnay b« a great ctaim. bui existing fiere f fi»/f»H f*1 K afi*u MF» Virine« mimifewtdl In the upbuilding and devel­ Van 'ifiklrf of Jdt.niloftfi, S # * Y *.fW t 'j f» ) Sanford would do well tu tr> for il opment of portions of almost every - Ajnifftt *rf S! I t:un. M UMJtiH M iLIrvst >j.*rvu <>f F't Mycr» Press SI I otii*, NI twpMiurf Mr» t nimi VA Mi*rti((im r») »li S f » Y -uh I V vt F- %-lit» <. a ftiyt \ ni lion of the «tale I M eotine-. "ii'ii i(i \ s l i d M i ; |it| 1 " I * L * h su*** I ( J e W I hisii ■iF NI Inula. «loner* of ( iseeola rounty appiopriati jl \l. a#»d I Ni a II fi) I .ftj.rr*'f fff Nt I l'eu»*. VI ie#mir i, Not long ago we read tin- follow mg r o w F IL L u 11,1, t I IM F , It A t h M a r y fi fiai T »*-1.1 « f 1 irfw-ka, K annwa», il*- mfil t »ar u considerai de *um (or the nrrnlaim n H#tl o í T o f i r k i , k a n sB f Jo# H um * l*arn*-M ut in one of (fie «mil beast papers Talk u The Tribune only lacks J'J.iHH) >f of the Valley G azelle What was the TnfHki K i f i w Ma-rj»j«t# liar rwi t «»f Tui»4>, mImiiiI ideal girl Ho» l* tilt* Olle a* u jth P JIO.IXMI «nlary whlrh It prnpo*e» K i m m , Ibn f»aru#ti of Tuf»-ka. Kaf]#a» lit»« result? Simply the building op of a >nl uf J f ^kft kittw . Marion (iinwll record-breaker? I he bride la a ynting to raute to kisip Wilir* Powvll in Tampa, beautiful city and the devrlol inerii of *• Tr-p*«», Kim»., uut B*wi* c,*rn*<t *( Tuiwli. .lady o f wondrous fascinntion and re­ as secretary of thè Roani pf Trade. » # i Ki u n i i à rich M-Ctiun of th t utatc, WhWm, IVilUam B. Kin#«ly, #i#rutor of th# markable attractiveness, for with man­ •The Tribune ilself suliscribing S I,000 «ii ! „„ i ,l_ will ami t#atiim#nt of Kat# f‘ Stani#), ti#There is no better means in the world ^ nw |vtlllaa xh, M¿,»tIli ners an enchanting a* the wand of a to tlie fumi. Wilh* i» worth gtHxl money of r l a c i n g t h e a d v a n t a g e s of a c o m m u n ««,»<• tym« »nJ U m« m th* roumy of n*oi * , , Irmi*. Sil»* of Florid*, lo wit; siren and a disposition as sweet as the lo Tam pa or urty other proposition he i iy o r 5**f!ÌO IÌ b u fo rP tnt* P ffljjl* ' th n fl f'ivniTbRnctDi at Ih# muffivawt corner t»f I zit odors of flower* nnd spirits as the carol- take* hold of as a Iwontcr. Gut we pre- , t i »* ...„di..™ Kiahl 1ÄL, BWfi Four (4». Tire Two l2f of Hanford through tht* medium of a gn*gulikrly funi»mi th#rr# #*«t thirt) two i3ii f##*t ing of birds and mind ns brilliant as dirt that he won't nnrrd any lionua to Ì9AUi*il ncMARimiKT, nut ownwl or con- thm<« Oorth lortx and er# half . . . t. I I th*w<« «M t thirty two f#*t (X£ì to an alW>, thrnc* thowe glittering trrwMs that adorn the - linng him hack to Florida liefure a great I f oiled by r M l t a t a t c d e a l e r a . ilo o klrif amitfi aluni th# ««at k-lc «»f m n I aD#y furtv nina brow of winter, and with heurt as pure while from hi* new home in Columbus, -il -í -t.* - 1 itll, th«**/ onm kaif I4 9 U ) f##t* Io th# point of hrftnnlnf arc all rifiht, im> far aa they go, nut tht y °f (Ti and Kickt (*». as dewdrops trembling in violets, «he J (Ja . Columbus is a beautiful and art* UJlually looked Upon by*thelf rc rip i-•JJlwrk rout <4», T wt Tan if), »crordmf to K. It f 1 t rraflord * map uf Sanford, rltorkia. Fron tin t will ninkc the home of t her husband a charming old city, with a fine, urtstoe n t» * ttfl a d v r r t i i i p g de d fe ® , U h ilr I h e *m ih thirty two U t on Third fttrvwt. jiuradise of cnchAntmcnf like the lovely I rrnlir rejnse alxmt it suggestive of old « - .,L . t |_A ltJ| Abo* !bn north forty otw i l l ) I##h| of LjcH T wo newspaper as a rule sets forth the adl0 Tk( Thw> t[- tDwn ol liome of her girlhiKKi where the heaven families with traditlopa a n d .p reju d in s v a n t a g e « of a d i s t r i c t in wh i c h it i" p u l e |*»'l »* " I Urth to K It TraltwH-» trap ol San ford. lotted harp of marriag.-. witii its chords to correspond; hut that sort of thing iijdiod and in such a manner a.s carrier Th#«# ar# th#r#lor# t«» ht» toy to appear l»#for# of love and devotion nnd fond endear- won't suit the dynamic Mr. Powell mtht« fwuh n| ih# lath day of Aufw>t, A- I). 1911 «eight with ita reader*: • r»d fll# w , iTuf if ar> >r*u hak^, to th# (Tanliu^ meiiis sent forth the sweetest firains any longer than the warm s|»ll cnIf every cou ntyAmd municipality in ** *»M jtn to o , elli# r«b « th# u j m w (11 b# franti thnt ever thrilled senses with the rhyth- durw. and when th e ' Florida winter Wltm* rA> n<m#‘ I aa (’ocitity Judg# and tbr the[■ state will assess u millage for pull-" tnir pulsing of erslulic rupture movements set* in nnd the whole state ,, . *..», ** t , j, . , aral of aafil ( ’ emit tht*. th# 1,t»«Is day of July* Hetty purpose*« take the revenue there- •A ^ |9 n Farmington i M o. i rim es. throbbing and pulsing with big life from and circulate their newspapers. WM, MARTIN, -----j and new enterprises and daily train the result will lie the floeking to this B j_..._____ ; _____ . . >■ ■ _ lj.'___ ;__ . j j 1 HAY AND N IG H T < LANs I « l.FIAKN TO DO HY DOING. to (ar »c;*wn.t4w1, •fiali It# *obrnUi#d ïo tfip irf'twl Yot»r* of th# n t¥ «rho irait r««J ##iai# ifi.#r#-tn, at air ri#ction lo It# h#hl In *uch mamn#f and a fief Wfh ruiUc# aa b pr—Ctüüd fry ordinane#; and «aid 1«wv^l* »fiali fi* ftvu#d o«fy upon lh# approval of th# majority of said vot#r* Ytrfirtf at let la# P enm an sh ip , Typew riting, Sh o rth an d , nnd all Branchcrt of Civil S e rv ic e . Florida : N Ä äSÄ A f p r m ercial A rithm etic, try orti Inane**, Willi» will get promptly in the push apd eount-would bo in th«* hundrc<i$. f riiaamy« rums beaming liack to the land of opi f e v e r y p a p e r in t f ; c s t a t e wjU l a k e , m *W W *od brM f ^ p U l f t - . portunhyl lie's merely taking »■ luyolT th ia m a t t e r u p w e ’ ll s o o n h a v e a pu»>- A- M .T ^ n iffr r . in Georgia to rest his nerypa. -Lakeland i ie it y t a x in a ll p a r t * o f th«* 9tat«*f I t ’* u a . lUwaML Telegram. r -'.1 ' 4 IltMtkkcepinn, Hnnkinj;, C om m ercial Law, C o m ­ l - 'l l . Apt«7ft«Í Juna* 1, Iy 11, to tvur f»urid* ft* ff*«1 PuffNMM iheftlofit, h a n d of J a c k s o n v i l l e . dec|x- mng t h e laki- “CHARACTER IS EVERYTH IN G " 1loads of new jieople coming in from all ’j r , . Under the above—esprion a valued o y e r t h e n o r th a n d w e st a n d s o u t h , *'■ *[• M O D ER N C O U R S E S IN •ueb rl*-rtioci o filile »m l m ost o i s d i m l IfTIJ X HttftA/iftl ntodiikifi (•f r+HÌ rii) ftji'l. Whrnv, tb*> (Mty of Sanford« FlofiíJ», U duly ■uthf>rtj««i ftiiif «>mtKJ«rfni by TÿrHttm On# at Artirl# Kif fit of CkatHFf fi-192, láo» (al Tlorvli, Iuros«, ibec^h; j I Few People Realize; The Moral as well ah tho Financial uplift that _n bank like the Flftt National gives a com­ munity. If for no other reason than that you tire a good citizen, . ‘ I WE SHOULD HAVE YOUR PATRONAGE % Hut there are other reasons, many of them: \Ve will tell you a few of them from time to time. We will be pleased to nee you any time and to give you 57 different reasons why this bank should be your bank ’ s I ‘ * 4 - ‘ •""* . 5 , S3 * First National Bank of Sanford, Florida I iminmiiiiiiiiiiuiti I ! Ill ' - t,*: i �m m * ... •• A rite Jmljr » . 1918 SA N FO R D _ . , the n e g r o * * were im* unci the ,nurrmin'h/ig* so pU-»»*rtt he H u U J v prisoned anti o( course it was a terrible tieei-l«-«l to remain a week Mr Kel experience. The mad man outside ron- j h»KK has l«een in south H onda four • 1 ( i /~*i j rtinued to demand the woman and a» 1months for his health, and i* highly I t e m s . a L i m c x c s t C l e a n e d V r o m jh(i Hi(] no{ rom r oul hr ntaIu-<\ a fin* pleaaed with Sanford after w«-ek ’ * • N PW S OF THF W O R i n ^olUM' R ‘ *w H F .R A L D J a k - , Fur r««t ! a"* Ulti, W Î NO. 6 6 6 This is a prescription prepared eepcc mllv for MAI.ARIA or < M il.IS AND FEVKH. Five or six-dose« will break any rase, atol if taken then a Ionic -Various Sources on the |K>rch agaipst the dyflt.. As the sojourn. He left for Jacksonville on the Fever wtll not returti It acts on — " • * » tm - — • ■(lime rose higher M r l W i iM .iai^M a'M iiava'iid.sittii Cte*-river better than ( aiortiel and «It«-' HAPPENINGS. DURING Till WEEK ,,oor “r"1 ‘•“ »"'«i out through the fire. travel to Boston all the way by water not gripe or sicken "be. _ liiaaiwtn tirv-l u(w»n him the second time. Mr Kellogg <to|i|«-d .it the ‘'t John* TL l> j vir II v J Mere 1 he Header* W ill rin d o a Historical Spring Flowing For Hurried Header* r Hve hurkshot penetrated the right arm. i Hotel Uriel jJUt tj)(l WOund was not serious and h is able to walk to town to receive the e DR ------------------- VV. Episcopal I'hurch r .. j ^ , 1(| vv r „ , M u l l « , 1 II I VI.,k, Mr* R. II v !**^ umllm H O U SH O LD EK D E N T IS T I*it 6 am ) ft S 7 IM 6 * lût fi 1 < i t i ti a Addilftm, U u * , 1 . 5#. I I , 12. 13. 14. li. 19 2u, 21 _ I -»»la 1 li» H ___ Sanford lltighlâ, Lai IS ____ 4 happall'» Addition, |»ta 4h. 49, 50 l-'hagígjelt'a A d d itu u . J «M WD I n i W l i o fi. U ,I M lew- 4 \ J 5 f«^t, 2 fit) k. Mnnr am i N ft of 1-ot 61 U n W ft w ?U0 zoo rt of all South Sanfrtrd, 1 t*% 1.1 M a h a n 1» H M e a r ti, J.ihn \ Y ] JM « / *„ » Urt M All M a h a n ft l ,r » n ,t w : M r ." a [joi |0 IArt 2 Ñ m iv m A ddition. All N » m , Mr« A. 1 1 Nravgsa A d dition, All attention of Dr. Cidlahan. Me Home Service« in the Church of the Holy Room » ¿ 3 1 4 an«] 2 4 Pfc*J B ld | F h w i* 4» N rlw m . |(. S la n t if or d a A d dition. I*o4 2 i did not stop until IjP. had reached the (i VI Crom I J a a a rv It j u i d 'a A d d i t i o n , L u i fi U OC 1 , a a®ï (it i j>ark « MI n avt,Illl(, u r r i i y p BM u u ,i u Fourth * v*** . I*wit«. Kkhar i «i .1 ^ 2 L V U U U A. g ^ r-r« s « tf ■L*» i — . i* ^bn* license under * rftti-H/ } n------Finally, to aav^.tjte livt* of all, the follow-s, I'hele*. M*0 l«its I, 2 the. “cat and mouse law ," was the leader t U f w t.le , J II Murphy woman agreed to go with Sunday school every Sunday mornS s n lo rd I le tfh U I o t a I . X, S, 4, &, S, of a suffragette demonstration today » sn d 10 _________ D R R . M . M A S O N Goodwin if he would not hurt her. j nig at 9 ;45. I U 4- « i .O , j It ,'istilofd Heljhi». l«K» 15, U, 2t, 2S which surpassed alT previous Sunday DENTIST , 2 7 , î » , 2 *. J 0 . s i , J 2 JS Si Jh, Thia he promised, but shortly after Morning I’raynr and sermon every l^ r-i.u , j it S sn io ril lle lf h la . lo»U 12. 4 1*. MJ___. afternoon affairs of the Sort. During those at the house heard a shot followed ( Sunday morning at 11; except the first W r i t « « n H I .« * Phone 19 fu^u»ie, J it ttsn te ril H eights, L o ts hr to 6«, loss the rioting which followed, Misa Pank1 2 , « L M , M , 6 0 . ________________ after an interval, which they estim ate at \Sunday ol the month, when there will lie ; H. _ S sn to rd H e ïib u , to its 71 to U t a U hurst was re-arrestetl and taken to Hol­ Sanford. Florid« lees S3 _______ .. five minutesm by a secone shot. Those a choral celebration with sermon at that I U ( e t l l e , J tl. S sn to rd lU Ifh ls . Ix its » 0 lo H . _____ loway jail. H * f —lele, J 1J. at the house had put out the fire and as hour. Early celebration at 7:30 the H sntord M rifhte, l o t s » 7 to t (Ht____ o o o ___ Sonln rd l l e i j h u Is> u 108 i s l i t __ soon as they believed the mad man had third Sunday in each month. THOMAS EMMET WILSON Iti ; s»of n :»a l e•. JJ ItII h s n to rd l le tf h ts , b a s 1 1 & to 1X0 InAfter an all-day's search lor a negro gone lhey went to the , |H, t and found r l u s l t s , 111 to 1 60, tree 121, 126, Even song with sermon every Sunday 1 2 7 . l u , H J . t« « . 111 't o ATTORNEY AND 00UNSELU)R burglar, who last midnight shot down N onh Murphy dt^ tl in a p ^ l of bllood. evening a t 7:30. R uh ln so d . J u ( « r e y e t o v n , I s t e U , 1 ,1 , I . Ita v s l. C AT-LAW <ietS g elo srn , 1 s t ] . . . . _____ ___ J , F. Hairuiin k, —-ouru^—ccy.jtCJ ’u jjb a r ,, ap|>eared to have been the first A short eervico of prayer and. praise _____ C < o r | T l s n ,l s l l O ' fifteen m il« «outh of Macon, a po«e ghot g v ¡n the le(t „houlder. Tlte every Wcdnceday ev en in g ‘at 7:30, fol­ Le»tr Sttt» Awxtrnry Seventh ■ l»*o rf*to«rtJ. I s t l ___ . . . . , Cimili ol ' * * * ' B w ya • Ilk h iN lx o n , J . K — — Ü o o rfe to s» , L o t 7 . tonight captured the negro ip a smawp ^ „ , 1 ghol w u below the ear. The lowed by an informal talk on the prin­ ftanford M u tu i uri ur In t <'«. Atl _ ____ ____ ________ wu K r .h l e n c r . S .n lo n J to é S t ! » « « U à » M »n u í.ctu M n | C o . at Welliston and after Uking him back gkin w u t>owd,,r burned and wadding ciple« of C hristianity as taught by th t ___ S * nfurti M » n u f * l l u n n f ( o Ail ipr*to Dunbar, strung him to a pole in the from the gun wn-s seen in the wound. church _ SAofortiMaAufActurlAC l 'o s AU . R EV . A RTH U R 8. P E C K , H m llh.tiould AU “"•■heart of a negro settlement and riddled It ia believed this woubul&waa inflicted D R. C. G. H U T T hmUh, A.II. tf Rector. I* 1 i/\ S<hn>*IU .V ktur -W H hia body with bullets. after the woman had falleyu .-.‘One of the 1‘ lJ ' D E N T I S I --------\ odo j Sanford Ir» A W .ter W .aks L o rW rc r men came to SorTento t o notf/y-GonSsntoed Wster Works Co. -_- AU wiewpt 1ai( 4 _____ Sonator N. P. Iiryan of Florida haa:staid» -Wilcox. Mr. Wilcox errivt-d loot 4 - — ------------------ -Soaford Wster Works Co. Office, Yow«ll Building Schnei« 1er, J . II. ___ SeldOt 10 com e to the front in the fight to prevent?*horrty-*fW rd*>'N8ht. He found tracks S c o tt, 8 . P,_______________ U'U I, I SANFORD. FLORIDA _ (Lw orfw to*^, loot« Ô, 7 . Postmaster General Burleson from mak- he believed to be those of the fleeing ing the proposed changes in the pared murderer and followed them to Eustis, S n ra tii AND " ‘ S4ry. XI m. XI. t S an fo rd l l r l a h u . U ,t * 7.1. 7 4 . I Î 7 pant law so aa to admit larger packages a distance of eight miles. From Fustia t\ G E O .,A . D e C O T T E S T r rn n l* Il K.___ _ KubtnMun1« S u rv e y . I*o( 2 f T e r ry J V V to the pasta, Senator Bryan introduce*! |1P phoned news of the tragedy to Shert ’httnpelFi A d dition. I atI l*fi { rfttllllfp f, J K NW " , ; l ATTORNEY anii COUNSELLOR *t LAW TT rfrtrQ a resolution for re|n-nl of that section iff Sm ith at Tavares The 'sheriff or* lgrf J 1 D it s _ ♦ « HW S T h o n » io n , W S of the law giving the postmaster general derod him In go hack to Island Pond ♦ Thuerduift, W HL AU J Pin* lice in Stale anil Federal Four I » the right to order the change. to lie present at the inquest, which ♦ T h u rfcrr. W II i c i lu IM P E R IA L TH EA TRE Id.t« .*, Ifi V. 10 T h ie f. A M o o n was held by the sheriff. 1 ♦ t,iiriicr Wm»!rtlfT Llldg Nnnfurtl Fin. l h.mi|**« »r*, t J S‘» ♦ 1 elfe-r 'N s 1 -Mi fi » Strong repn-entutuitt* tie- iiiiwl lira*Constable \\ ileus l«,|i*,\.*« tiull If he ^ -B U IL D IN G 1 hA «h* ' 1» 1. 1 rIl-ltr 1 --t 1 1 urner itu tiçt* M rtitllll.fli, 1 ait » t* Uc II I phraseology that havi- h**‘ti tlliole hull hion alloweil t••g<" on lie might hnM> F 1 hunt««. II. S Hul«|rn fiddlllMli l *>l 1 2 I iri l f i II, *» U f 1 i fimi* n since the prmciit A t h e n i a n adinimstra ovi-rtaken (i**»lwiri A* i«r a* the pul' A 1 nkiiiiwr. 1 **t h O pc n T u e s d a y T h u r s d a y I to 6 lion came into power, were made to the pc is concerned up to the present writ- I 1 1nk tui* ii S t * i r t Addìi Hin, l u t V» AND U lift n o « n H tei idi furili'* A d d itio n , 1 «ut 25 Huerta government In Mexico today, ¡ng g}ie aherill is not making much Of an ♦ l ’h U o ftb All h r . Il) S a t u n l a y s <1 l o i l p . m 1 ' n know n N > , ol W t , T he United Slates governlttent demand- effort to apprehend the black fiend. T h e j Z l o t Kl 1 nknuttn ed not only the {irompt arrest, court (¡t(-t that the victim of this most brutal J ! | E U K O P E A N v P L A N t ’ nkruiw ■» 14*1 H A O A n j A N D D A V IS ftTPfttT!! ! uk riu * n * Í dit & martial and pUnishment of the Mexican affair is of negro blood should cut n<> ♦ Fr*» i 1 1 k tiw» n S t n n ijlc r s W H c o in e t • nk fw»tt n 1 ot® 6, 1 federal »oliiicrs who »liut Charles B, figure III all T h e (leople of till* paft j 1 tik ii>* » r 1 O i. 1 4 DOOMS 7 3 C f N T S ; Dixon, an Aiuerican immigration ofi^,ke iimniy take tin« vn-w of tin VV * u n i i rut v a 11 U A T I U I V P M I p i h so yt llkfUttt 1, 1 jU m « n Ail » - r . — final at Juarez. Mexico, hut the immisll matter C.isnlwin 1« too dangerou* a _ * J A C K S O N V I L U . I L A . I i ik n o a n F la I am i A * ol » o . |*o4 1 4 ate ri'len.*!- of Charles Bissi-I! and Her creature tu he allowed at large The I i ,kneiftn Ma I «an.1 A l .«I I «» , U rt 10, 11 12 Fia |«m1 4 I . . I i o !«.(• 2 0 « •»4 t rii ih »» n nard McDonald, ruining managers, ini only description of linn I can «•-cure i* i«p*aa li I,t |I< ine imi Ì8 In 12 Ifir \ rii» iuta ri « hai»|,M>|t » Adii , Al) uirfiiUittnl prtaoned by federal soldier« at Chi- i|,ut fi*- i« tall and black, « V a i SanfoTil, lari II* I nkmrwt» S«i Panforti, 1 «»i 42 t nhrn»»n huahua C ity, and said to l>e threatened s P E C IA i. t'u K . tte» San fi-fri. I «40-4 I I IInkmtymtt with execution, S*« Sanfiir>1 I * » 1 IV» \rnkli*»wn l itk !> • • » n H and * Addili***. 1 **i T o o o S » « V ai»ìwrnan V H D u e i h e C i l ) o f S a n f o r d a m i u n c o ! Ic r i c r i fu r l h e y e a r l ‘J I Vauflm« Aw The Balkan p e n r e c o n f e r e n c e is p x * n i - o v r " '**' N a n f n r d \ a u (h n , A l « |MH'ted to ojien at Bucharest Wi-tlnewday lte\ * barb-» f Kellogg I orvgrega T U W III IVI \ « s i «.-.Kl I L hA III - r K T ir a VMol'NT W in*. J I. I I 'Th S S« f4 Yfi kldruiì, I ju»but meantime serious fighting contin tionaf t.eneral S*-cn-tary of the Nev W pllinflttn filisi leirta Î0, ¿I 122 4U N IO 10 M) »V«Itirim . J r «» r I ii»IV»«t Ad*!, 1Ari 1* / 1<* io 11«. The t J r e r - k ' * r e ftu u -* ! B u l g a r i a ' » E n g l a n d ( i m a e r v a t n r y <>f M u a i c < b u m Alien! t j fi IU VV r i g h i , U II l^lt 14 11 11 vs ^ 3 50 William*, W. I, .Slm dil'Ufû Add, lati 21 requmt fur even a thn«* tfaya' truce and to S'an ford last Sunday, intending tu Aldíid««. w 12 1i Martini Ad4iliUffi I I »n i i 20 N r***» Add, 1Ail 2 2 Nld'i ot s i i» Wat»»«, N#laoA after heavy fighting have gotten through take the fir»t steamer down the river on Anth.-ojr a i ¿ ( ( « p f v t o i r n . I -K 9 20 2 ftO W U s i t i. VV K he q UrtiJ . 70 (ffHM|wDian, 1*»i .1 t i V V aiauh, Im m e l o B o s t o n . M a v , h u t I c l r t ) A i r VàdlUn' it»!,* I « ri«| t K reima pana, defeating the Hiulgariana In« way A ti »Lei *- »11, J IU 60 Watiw. Mr* J I fiMjrïwltfwn, ( o f N J ft 1 AII k T A -M W S M M g ìv . ^ m u f t f t r e e . « 4 0 ^ g\ lti« ti m i i ri K t b e Mir a n d w a O -r «t> a g r t * - a h l e ^ ^ ¡ ^ F . 12 f.n J F ,1V H ..f I «H I W t ! ». f lt I írt I a m i N » i'f -r*rt ^6 1 1 • All i» E K and tiri'm g the BuìguriuiL« liuck mi *. Ml *4 Soc**î h h-ari f<*ff V T i -----------ii Lauta t amt ’ lU r.U ) V» H 14 «n 7»' h*r i fi I 1 Ih fl »► f t »»t 4 and alì <•) !» 1 1 * »la 1 a * J 1 Djumu The tir*«-k* c l a n n lhe> anni II* «r din Ï * U Ö SANfORO lO D G fS S lrti 1111w■ 1 • A 'I'lc • I *■ < < I U hi « »ci F *1 : nu i n w ||i ' M A . V t U v i i . l » lolnteti thè wtilde loft ut the Bulgariuns i A<1*1.tt»un X Y / t •e *• Il I * F ;d H I F I l< »S Hrunik) I fi « 1! i 2" I ipiagairiaft, VV - »»f I 4«t I Mallftfs) S A amiy and that they bave furced thè I , M 4 * f D t * n J I .*i * 1 fi 4 4 » 4 |l. tf m 77 link* I "f VV «ni»« .tf r * r F ra ni » I X s n f O f d l o t l i r S o 2 7 I tl O f 1 lo S t i pi J I II *.f I*..« X «î m i!*6*i* V* p lin N *itlr •' f •ii’/if tn lr Bulguriaiii back along the SLrimia \.tl I iH*-*if giriti» li Ir-' 1 * ' et.-e i * e . et > M »tàl« » si ' tu * , m «met Irti («•> 1*1 |T»f fi ri|ii d' l'ra li u A.'P run F fi ■tla I■■*. N |ü i VV le y t u I i j t i n i a m i t l u B u l g a r i m i i r ■■t t «r Itl tl.«lUMltl ■ Mu/V*’l ** ‘ 1 i ‘ 1 ¿1, l l .r n T * n W Itisi k s etile* N U .♦lau»* ^ In chama "•* l-’t'nrtM.g D* i*Inri fi 1 ia - k W « ' H . l p e i » he- * ■wiuil« yAiifhid, l 4| *" Ils am w‘o' h V V « «, 1 1 î «I fi m Hl f, .1 I h. fi lallt* I lUnttuii fi l talk t ' n l * - « J a - u e e 5|KS-dll\ n* n e g o t i a t e * ! ari « La|»|*p|| « AiLfituin, a'1 J •* ■ S Y i itf n r t, run W |*S fw i ‘t ITO h H rn ti rt i i * VV ‘salili h Hafifofd, I '»* Î F 1■**«fl N 4*0 fl tu I««’if111n111a 25 * d ) i e r g r t - a t b a y t l e 1« llk t-lv In n c r u r a l H*fiiuii i ■ VV . . d i • a. f- f.i I mi ' S r m i IH,Ir C h s p l r r S o 2 III ite r t s » t f i n SI s i t •lu VV U È ! » 1 Strum a. f 40 It ol l>ft 2fi S i1f 1U-ntiirv t i VV •d “* » — rMh F t«-li , M e e t « e t e r i «r r t w i d sn«l (« « i r t l i I t k l s t III lli.H.tl. M« i dxJol A. 4 <d « u . tul 1 . huirte VV ten ,. haine, H 1 1 J rhiirx». K.-efi one » 1,0 lisa «reti hi* Stsl in the f *•! «te Heniun» G vv .. “V 1J»J 11» 1and ft f "ol 1 u , lui* J V < b J L Ì rhmlJU- lesa U i 1 J LhttlifU 2M lieti Luti, 1* vv rv*r»ti«»iv ***sr*i***l lu Ui» ÜUlffiAl I..In ti Fl* 1A»rii1 k ròl Co lla go? t 35 chaîne F "f ^s *^e* . full F llokk.t vv II l u i I L i w *>» V . i , M1 h i*-g H ( < Il \ / I ! > N K L I I O K l L I S W t i M t N i 4» f.'' 7*1, \ '2 » fi ’ in . h«l».e S 1 1 ,1rhalti» W lift din« 1 ;.n \ •,-a-r |¿"rt.' * n, S -f ild-t 2 ft 'S i t »<haine im|mgmfnng IL ««11» li*Iti V in Verghi. Via* V l'" u 1 ic i J» D'Alt, 1 J ti 1 1h* W Il -d »-a* .‘1 I) KIg » Ul 1Vf III «ili* y | li C e l e r » CM * » e i l e IHV « '1 A n r I) t » * F» 1 ,» fjil* * ’ I nt ■ 1 • ii-d 2 1 ■ , » ■ • «m uw rt* fi > * D e t a i l » o f the ( r i m e I n m m i l l e d N ear »(«..• M» ' 1 oo V• , • fi*«f» f Ur*«)#» % III « f D •' ** 1. r 11» \1.« W J U% h- » uf tt-..... S mg »tt * a» t • ri» . ’ i» it,.* I u \ «4*1 fVf«H*1*1 1 V . «1H-1 O,,» "■nr tenlri R ed-itti» . M 1* — 1 1. t . * >** , - - ' - i* Î l r * 1« * a* 1 % * I 1 * • r * l 4 1 fi-l I ' ,„ -* •-ai * I VV s • ¡¡y - I I in In' 4 «d it %'■» V h uf F .. -.1 . i h. g , r i f** * vv «r i - *- t . . t ■1\ y h p 'i |ij I o. I'in I h r h H • t-lll .. 1 . , * * -■ * 1 VI • tlM, MM I lie-, I a 641•>!1*1 ll»d fIe«(f ft. M !•»)•**• m ef » ... \fi * w » I f«( I 1 <U f 1» 1*1* î * rr- t . .p J î * kuidio • ai»rti* - p »mor F f Muti hm* .-» t N 1 . l t «*1*>»-, «r|j|- »»I )fi*' \ |i M 4 I w -f*-* i S i " !•+ ' *«< 4 m . mg I . -r¿«i , —4« 1J «t* P. !«*. 1M t « M y Itid.i M F I'll a S F ittili., K M ttHd N II«-g In siùmi fiw i «lui 1■*»' f»wei . if m i'U Vu VViihttiibA 1 * i . , iiiHiffrtiíw li, IJJl 1 l n » r r l . jim tinw of the shooting at Inland Spring» ritffirf, run VV V21 ) fa rt S 4lu fi-t-i, 4 2 0 fi H » U«t m 1 rtMim, T 11 35 t 50 F v » » , ft. N 470 (« -t • and other» 1 an 'finuhletl to glean fur!* -a v tlt * Ailtlnitm, S 4| uf Idrt 1 f s » S a n f i l f û I ö d i r . N o H 2 I h. 4 M M«-gin * « 2 0 fM*l VV and Ho» fr^t S .»f 1 IO |lrii*li, I ’liarfut I p iGrbmwBi * K u rw y , I « l 2 4 I lark VV th.'i1, purliculnr» of the tragedy ending h» F remet, rufi W' tf21i fp**t s ITO ft 1 Tnlnr M-iklrr n I T«*kl*rt Sr* r» « la/ k W jltlhll.ntTl • Sur t « ) , i All fl- i «V III, * ' y 0 2 * . f « '! ‘ « 47 m frei o5 l tdiiiiidiiM nlhiit r»pf » fimi *n I Olirti rityr* arnl i" in tkcluiiirder o| a negno woman ktjuwn ft« gin » ¿ " i VV an«| il*' frwt S «. f S * W ,11,, Ititi" . ■** , Hup ley , I «it .*1 #1 ’ Hit in Vi«Mm( HfMihrr » wrliDaic < lar k. W i.ip .irt r-t tfi run * 4 J. Ie*r ^ .* 111 r ,ít» 3obik Coodman tir (Inodwin1, * 11 • 1*11-# fi i 1*11 1 lâifi i m A* '> * L' M a r k VV | „ l y .* I n Ire-» .*1" f .» l VV t«- I1i M wotna.li hud 1 fi «em < L i ' ^ ^ t n , .n id gn.n ing •t » * ^.1, s ,1*11 F» ' lafk î . 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The word UP not used at \ // H O T E L n V FLAGLER * K 4 2 ’* 3 3 4 H 2 j FJ 4 1» 20 2 1 13 i Ht 1t j il F M N 12 13 n 11 12 2 7 7 i. 12 c» 2 H 12 n n IV» M D e lin q u e n t T a x L ist I •I Fi Jf*« I II nigger. Ve ark Jgn he »hut unti wound­ I » »*. T . i • R F O f S i n l O M l l e d l r 1141 liait*. I S ed u white Jitah'wuh wfiutn tie litui «onte l>t/harti VV y M rvl E ir»( ttnd T h!ni \Ar-4 nr%.|*» .u g h t r a in e ' -T P h «Ili-agreement. Fltr tins h«- W1L« wn- F i n i mud f a l o i r l i q V« « li* * » i* f h ÎVfI1Hk# SH S * U l. 1 * î Lu*. 5»phrrittr> I Vauar) tenc*-«i lit Iwrlfty year» on the chain Vav»a, Wm. I Wm gtytg, hut w a s pardoneii after serving I »irkin*. W M 1 O. U M i H r l i l n - , VV M m ix years. After this he »hot and wounde,! Murphy, huahan.fof «h., woman ^ m“ ^ . u I .V 't Ä ! Ä * he murden-d'döst Monday night, Ht* ha«-» AiWrt s*i< iHn«i"t H H u.i#et. i isriiaft.m. «'hs. w as It on not is th e p ro e e c u te d b e lie v e d tra in he w h ich for cam e th is h ere a rriv e » S4» r « t s r v crim e M onday h ere 6 :5 0 Ki—t r r . S l . w K iv .ir r lut ________________ M «# M .rtr« o n ro « cCnh aa p p tt et rr S f i*. D 15 M K M Mr, ( , ,e vv er n u itt. Mre-la r t »rrorwl sm andi lo fout ih U i ^ - H r id o v f f I m p m a l T h ru ln ' V'itli4it| Mswmle l i s■if i ! o .« 'i ?rm » roiti(>s!iknis » rrlo tm e O L m * t' • p. m. T h r lirai iru/d of him here wo» • a t the cabin of a negro a mile w i*t of w c Itoushotdef. Sec * town. He enquired the way to the . — house of M cRecse No one there was D D oaoooooooooD oooaooD ooaa 0 i the geneva f í í S í 'h Í í í d t i s o i i ^ t . Viols (frmTittm, F W iìf*m lirig„ F XI <Jn im llp i y. m Gwn TWn Jttrol» 1 1 * 1 4 1 « (irrem* W G rw n T ( ,r* Ka m houses T Frank H u rt. 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It W was DAVID SI’EER, Po>p...u. tim i that he carried tomething wrapped . OEM gva. r t o n 10a ' I o in a sack, which liad the sha|>«- of an |a*|e s-î. ftl L-4’ unslocked gun. It was 9 o'rlock or I 4.1- 1.1. I 4, 2 0 ( *» R A T E S g la .4 . 21 ll» 3 0 U-M 2 7 , tfi * « later when he arrived at the house of jiuuth S a iiltid , la d 3 SuutH S a n io fd , f jita ft. ü Henry' Row. brother of the murdered $ 1 ..5 0 South S a n fo rd , U ( a O , 2 3 . 24 woman, wltere Were McReeae, Norah ■S»-uth Stt/ifofd, loM 43 ^ ____ T E H D A Y G p i r p l n a h , ¡a il fi „ . . __ , Murphy and two other women and a l i d i I, 10 -« ■ . lUf*' . Mik» S p * c U I bg lb * W u t o t M o n ti. negro, Sidney Falbcrt, who had come Hunu*r. W 1 . . Tru'tp«* ¡■ °' ; --------- ; . i ’ r I* * t ... * a ir Hur from Eustis. Goodwin started a fire : • Ill. l U i t b Good U c i t i o n Good S e rv ic e MalUmvIllp Mlurk tZ . 2 4 s ' against a ilu n ip ^ fff- called Norah o u t, Ö•il. ) <• M rtm fn rd 'a A«Milifrfi, |/»fa 4,1.1 I Hunt. and the two sysgtbuicar the fire and j o D o o o o o o o o o o o o o a o o o o a o o o X. Y . z Z ÎM * . Ha»l»f, W E tana vit i*a A d ditim i. t¿»i: it*, a Ifiw to r, 1 *. VI talked for some minute*. Th^' woman, ¡43i* ft. 1 I t !( g 1 f.tw th a m , M r . 7 7 I **t ^ ----- -, -—i.J J* J , j . re> --6*i then went into the house. McReese l io r to n , 1 , I l e r » j I U » » i n « , V ic to r.« and Tnlliot wx*nt out to tend the horse stf ft «Mut li rTT ; H»Hr, It. J. 1*6» 6. » , _____ J (,h n « m , K im» K of the latte/. It was then that Goodwin KuLttiaon'a S u rv e y , flp fin a l N F. Jlltu m . A cor la S l W « 5 ft, S 6 0 ft. F. «A D fired ui>on Reese, Five buckshot took N 6 0 ft ________ . K' effect in the hark and parallel with the *• . * • ! " • •• >• : ( í«r*rf*4**arn1 I -ut ft ■ Ju -h a o n . s » l l ) • h a p m i r 4 T u ck p r, 1 asf I J .!T i n « n , II w shoulder blade*, hut not disabling horn. %ea »*-- A drift Ion, lari -14 ) o n » , Il I. G e o r p t u a h , [ ait 1 T a lb o t ran a quarter of a mile to the J n * . ft t, ifM » rfv i» a ii, l*ot 3 J w . t>. II n n i\ house of the elder M c R e e s e , w h e r e he ' l.w ifieD iw q , lad » Ju h n n m , Il 1 M ark ham I 'mrk ll-ightA I «rt fi J o h u u « . |1 l. excitedly f k £ & ^ » t was going on. The A » p À d dlU oa. la»4 7 ; E x p e r t R e p a irin g o f a ll k in d » Jtntxlot*. C H tant 4 .1 A old*'m»h had a repeating shotgun which' N U M I, r “ ______ C'Hafivrittn ft T ur k e f, W l - J of I «al l K m *. U ~ ö tsari h * loaned to T albot who. proposed to \ _______ _______lx f t 3 _____________________________ K ow t, (Ueku K r lo r, W . II . •t •< «1 go back and shoot Goodwin, but he was 123 W . 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II n»rn«r I^»t I, run N 2 2 rHaina to l o k * Mutnruri, N PCI degtesr«, W 62 U *« link«, S 97 deg n e » , W ehaM « to a »F patiti 2 2 , 1 & r S i t u «f t h * S H lia *. 8 1:U U ch a in *. »: 11 67 c h a i n * _______ I M» 1T ■T n M oa T 00 23 OO 49 OO 4 - 1» 31 • 11 . 'U (t' *• '* «*•’ T h * a b a r a >M*cl t a i c a a b * p a i4 to tb * C ity C - U a r t a * *1 th# C ity *1 San lord a t » a y tim a p r o b t a A p tit l a t , 1 * 1 » « l l b 1f\Je t e r i a t t h * r a t# o l 11 par c a n i p t r » a n u ía an d t h r caa» *1 i d n r t W a g a d d rd . A lia r t h a t d a t a t b * p ro p e rty « l i t ba co rtiù rd l a t b * c ity a t t o r n r y Io» r o l l a r t i - « A. A. M - — .■ F t ..r V ._ - l_____ V’« ,f»* r rA■ I^PV : . *• �THE SANFORD July 29. i n j HERALD CURBS! ONE. GLEANINGS :s x x x 5 « e < x x x x x x x ^ ami have the pustoflkti . ile iM im en t I Apeiiti am i Jauulii—Uko ~iu . mu Ik. ir/ .iku * ¿ u ¡1» ayviztg lo them all the advantage« collect the money -«rent* -T ifth e power* of the num ber* of all the President Wilson and Mr. Burleson on a cool plunge In a pool. Every city other*.’* I _ ___ desire the parcel jx>*t system to be i has some place in the city limitis where Secretary"-Ham tier has been givmf--«B c Bii(l|¡ct o f O p in io n " J u s t ■imjdified as much as jxxiaihle during a swimming jmx>I is arranged Sanford *erie* of addrrwxr* during the past week tw een Y o u and Me. the present administrution. They ahw iuls several place* dose in that would on the advantages of state wide co- ( desire that it lx* dcve|o|>ed graduailu ap|ieal to the |>eople, and some of these operation. These are hut the first of a i until it becomes a postal express syw- days there will be a nice park arranged series of addresses by M r. llam ner. In i tVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT tern, giving thp retail package transpor- in the city limits where bathing and rec- .these addresses he will set forth that this reation of the liest kind can be en jo y e d , is not a cooperative marketing organi- 1 ialnm . conduit a t low rates. - ' *•*” CLOSING OUT SALE On Markham Park Lots ON LY 2 3 L E FT - i r i-h z r u - of mm K iW tTT perXrtttnHy flwn and belonging ODglftff to awe the t u v Exchange u * v u a a i | v are wis jjoining; i 'i m n g ^ ic newspajicrs of the count as wp)| as the independent growers and lot *nd $5 per month without interest. pretty well agreed that wash money i,| supervise a m unicipal swimming i>ool. shippers of fruits, und this movement undesirable, that is, as undesirable us W ith theflowing wells of Sanfortl the So Sava Sau n te rer. . any kind of money can be. The reason, m*king of a swimming pool is u stnall is to include the vegetablo growers, the PR IC E FROM $ 1 0 0 UP general farmers and the pineapple why the wash money i* tolerated at a l l 1 m*tte r andthe health and comfort of Y “Ten yeara ago there were aomething i* that most people are so glad to get I our would be gTfttly benefited grower* also. Don't mits this sale. It'* the opportunity of your life like 30,000 automobile* in uso In the any kind of money th at will pass cur-1 thereby. ^ to get you a home or make money as investment. United State*. T he number ha* in­ A n ta rc tic a Barren W aste. rent that they raise little question about ^ 'e Elks of Sanford expect to have a creased now until there are nearly a Special prices on nice homes and lots close in. I am On tho A ntarctic co n tin en t there la its nature. 1 fine swimming pool In their new buildmillion automobiles and over 30.000 no anim al or tegetablo life , except on posted on city property and can give you the best T he washing ‘of dirty hills in order ing that will be acceaaible to the public trucks. The increase in the uso of auto the frin g e, where the se a l and a few and this will in a measure suffice, but prices and best terms. Sec me before the advance. sea birds com e. Human life la found trucks in this country in 1912 over 1011 to save the expense of reprinting them really amount« U» nothing as a hihmst t H idea will some day 1* worked 700 m iles from the n orth pole. —The is estimated at 24 per cent. In In ­ out vithrr~by tho city , by tho traction nearest hum an life Is 2,000 m iles diana there was in 1912 an automobile economy and succeeds, chiefly in erailpg company or by private individuals the south polo. registered for every sixty inhabitant« some important features on all bills, who will tie helping mankind and them ­ thus making it ail the harrier for those of the state. Autos are increasing rap­ selves at the same time. who handle money to be sure that the idly and the farmers are buying a large H earts of Oak. number of them. With, one of them a money th at they have is genuine. The A n g elin a (who had n ev er-seen a r e BIG B U IL D IN # O PE R A TIO N S ten or tw enty mile drive in the evening custom of lhA Bank of England is the ro w in g lig h t before)— '•How patient can be adapted. That and p ersev erin g those Bailors moat in an hour or so, an impossible thing beat one th at_____ *♦« with a horse, is a mmmrm t h i n t .- i U L U brou* ht Many New Buildings Are Now Being Edwin. Th o wind baa blown that light o u t a lx tim es sin ce they first lit rssary fo forr «• n plrena rlranant good roads are necessary nt « t “h a never fo issue any but a new bill. Eereeted In Hartford It, and th ey 'v e lighted It again each drive and are a valuable asset to good In the long run that mcthld is worked Conductor B a ttle , who pull« the bell lim e !" as cheaply as any other and os a result .Jnulnass. An increased amount of ONLY AUTH O RIZED B O T T L E R S O F cord on the cannon ball that hikes from travel and the progressivenees of the of many generations th at bank has Sanford to T rilby and back daily, is country are other indications that bet­ settled ujxtn the plan of always Issuing Opposed Free Education. having a tieauiiful residence erected on i a new hill and hover reisnuing another ter highways are necessary. Tom m y— ’’1 don't th in k It's righi c r .:, r.n m atter hew little time It may I-aurel avenue, near Ninth street. M any children should go to achool free Pa have been out or how excelllent its con of our citixeus ure building nice residences ought to h a re to pay a lot for oui ^ Thai the American fanner i*. or among them »wing Mr. Abernathy. Mr. K h o o ||n r » E t h e l - ’W h y T ’ T o m m y dition should lie, enjoying much greater |>rt*»All that need Is- done is for the prem tra n k Whitner, M r. H. It Steven*, * ’Qou then he wouldn’t be able to af* perity today than he did twenty-fi.vc Boston Herald, generally to take it up und denounce Mr. <i. F. Sm ith , M r. Miller and an- rord to aend us M ANUFACTURERS OF G IN G ER ALE AND SODA W A TER S year* ago, will not Ih- disputed I’ri**other Mr. M iller. T h e building* ure of the w u>li monr) practice and it will lxjmtuu* m he is, liOrfever, he has not P H O N E 21 Excellant Heaton, abandoned. They who favor »it are a more autotantial kind than have unuulreadier! th e full limit of the proH|>ertiy “W hich school do you llko bcslT" already called washtub advocates und ly Itecn erected in this city. We u n -‘ he Justly is entitled to. asked a v isito r at C h arles' houso. when u thing is ridiculed because it tle- dendand that neyernl other dwelling* “ Day nchool or Sunday *ch o o l?” “SunSome time ago the govcrr.nur.t !: sirv rs ridicule, it i* always sure to be will in all probability Ih* erected during day school, aure.” answ ered the toL sued statistics which revealed in u few ( the fall. abandoned. *W liy. d e a r? .......... t’ause I only have to lines of ty|ie the fanners’ pnvu-nt con­ Our populnr bakery man, J . t.. M il­ go once n week “ dition Itefcrnng to the increase of ler, l* basing the material pbwvd on SE M IN O L E HKD K Ito ID S jirtces of wiiat he tmiiglit und »old, it the ground for a two «tory addition to appeared that for artiel«« |iur<huv<J. C o n s id e r a te A n n o u n c e m e n t. lu* plan* of bilame*» on Magnolia ave the averagi inereiiM- in ni»t during the t ottimi »»loner» Esperi T o ( empirli- line A new apaper 11<>r say * “ We have HT ANI» Alili II All.MOAl) n r T ilt WU HI I'lnnn In \ugu»l ten year* «in-n-i-tTihg |s!Ci wu» t2 I received n notice of m arriage for InMr» I *iT o rre*i i» having a two-»tor> «ertion. to which »»« appended tho |wr (•«•nt., while for the products sold T he n Immissionen of Son in ole roun- brink building erected on Sunforil a v e­ original announcement, ’Sw eet heart* by the farmer, fhe average increase ill ty will tnrkle the road improvement* nue. at n d ista n ce will pleaao jic c e p t tills the value |mt acre wa» 72 * |s'r rent lb>- Hill Hardware t'ompaiiy haJU.»t a* Aooli a* lliev ure dulv in»tnllrd Intim ation.’ ’’ No. 82 Dutly No. 86 or six unit« us much. No. 80 In olfice. It 1* proponed to give this creeled a warehouse, Lv Jackftonville 8:16am 2:20am 7:66jim The price of cotton, for instance, county a *y*tom of hard surfaced road*. T h e WiUon-Toomer Fertilizer ComN e v a r S a t i s f i e d. 12 25pm Ar Savannah 6 :20pm 12.10arn in 1896 in the New York market, wus the major |)ortlnn of which will la- made |*»M> ha* let u co n tract fot iL-consldcr When a man gets som ething for 4:50|>m Ar Charleston ... 10:36 jim ó OÔJ'tll 14 cent* Ja r pound, in 1903 it wu* 0 f brick, connecting with each of the ad- able addition to it* plant here. nothing ho la prutty sure to think It 6:06am Ar Ulehinund 10:16am 8.00pm 11.18 cent*, in 1910 It wu* 16.11 cent*, joining countim. In addition there will Mile* and mile« of cement aidewalk» might have been something better. K:4pam J Ar Wazhlngton . _ 1:36j>m 11:50jirn or twice a* much a* fifteen year* before. la* lateral* run up .to the main line*, nr,‘ now liejng laid in this city, Ar Baltimore 10:00am 2:46pm T he price of fine wool in tho month of 1:14am thus (>|iening up fof nettlemefit much Th*- Sanford buninea* college ha* u 12:20 jim Ar W. Philadelphia 6 :26|)m January, 1896. in eastern market* was 3 :40am E le ctric Currant and Nervea. I fine land that in now inarrr«*jble. This l»*'K,‘ summer elan* Thi* institution Ar New York. 2 31pm Along human nerves the electrlo 7 :60jmt 6 :00am 17 cent*, in 1903 it wa* 30 cent*, anil city ha* always voted in favor of bond * * * o|)enei| for busin)-*» last winter tuxrwnt ¿ravala a t from 31 to 60 in 10(<i, .8«* r*m « {M>r jtouml t**n<« for brick roods anrl w e'wrrrrtrTtsliVF'w«\d r» rnwVrrMt «--great »uo >«* Tim>« Hteel Pullman car* of Ihe hlghetil <lax* operated on all (rain* B »ocoml Granting that the increase in prut« had many mile* of them by now Imd it Tiilon Dining ear* on (rain* Nr>*. 82 86 Ixtral Sleeper Io Savannaih operaiha* lieen largely instrumental in the far­ not Ikmti for the reactionaries in the other rd on Train 80. For Information and re*rrvatlon apply m e r* pmapeytity, wr must take into Crop Paradox. part* of the county of which this wil* I EA G I’K IS GIIOW ING Beem « stran ge that thoao who *ow consideration uouther im|>ortant fu.-tor, formerly u par. We have „Ir.ady namely, the higher graile of farming the rytnd are the very one* who hava erected p bnil|^ aerr»* the St John* Grower* In Every Part of Florida are Dlvlnlun 1’aasenger Agrnt a hard tim e railing It. 7>y the introduction of inqiroved meth river at lien e v i. another serra«* ihr Wi»138 W Ray Street Taking \ rtivr lnlcrc«t Jackson ville. Florida oda of ojs'rution. kiva river, placing u* in direct rommuni Modern machinery has decreased Cation with all jiart* of laike county ----------------------------------------T he Florida Grower* and Shipper* A. < . I„ TIM E T A B L E the coat of production, and le tte r «-ed and it i* now propiMfd to join in with Ia-ngue I.» rapidi) inrreuxirig in ntimand intensive cultivation ol tin- soil \ o |i i » i i i 1-011111) and build a brulgi- al I n t * a ln i » t r e lig t h , i* o v e r l.tMK) » tr o r ig have increased the |iri»lui't* of the farir. the (M een ferrv and anotlii-r at the idrend) and thè |irix«|>ert* a re there will South Ibi unii N ever!he|i«s, lh* present r ii-hl |»r .tir­ M <iliria- fi-rr\ S '.. 2 7 1 « 9 1n u m The t-r-f » i l l o |h*M U- b e d o u b lé I Imi i i u o i I mt in lo d .ll» 'd .ill I-lini» of i-ro|is will Imd ill.all |l •lire, t i o r n i imi. .ite" turi N•-.» "-ti r • S . , »■) 1 r i ’ - t- tu \ r 2 1 ’• j ■ in r»o. I. ii.ovi-ou-Tit» ti.-r.i Ih-* it it < ollip.ir I- •.i .• tt i l b . —i growl it . No » . LIVERY, S A L E S A N D F E E D S T A B L E \ r . ti. j. o i I V lellij-le.l li. (-*I • II. I binda lu i I f,. -in i u '.I- I III! 1.1 -I o .I O . . I W II p i e . I' r.uruj* in o i| i| i| ,' i* i ». i i«»■*»► . I IIIt" »Iti» !♦»*• ( !t•• Min! S o » t •Vf J (Ms • 1 .« 2 1 '• a o .« n i,,.. .1-« O d Mow .11« I C o r c r P a r k A v e n u e a n it S e c o n d S t r o e t w it h ih'*»* In In g.-nwn t.ri nr Iw iuti il i» Mie Mulinimi- o f a p o p o la r di in a lili N o rth (In u m i C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K IN D S OF H EA V Y H AU LIN G y e a r * h ence III th e I li l t e i l M a le » It o T h e growern i n e t in Tani|ia in Aprii N o 8 4 I »V 1 1.00a tn Ar 10.46 a m P A P E R F R O M S A W G R A S S t a l i o n o f r r o | i * is ju s t la - g in n in g to Iw n e a r l y 100 » tr o n g and d e cid e r! a M tuteL a r g o s u p p l y of H o r s e s , M u l e s , l . v 3 . 1 6 [t m N o 80 Ar 2.56 j» m a p |ir e c ia t e il. u n d »o i* th e im p o rta n e « w iile Jir o le i liv e o r g u iiu n t iu n w :t» n in n i­ l. v 1 33 a n i Ar 1 18 » m N o 82 of florida ’ Man ll.s c o tc r* l’riire** W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a l w ays o f r o n « e r r m g a n d n « t o r in g f e r l i l i i ) c i I in m a i l e r * o f tra n « | io r tu tin ii, rtd rig No -JN A r 8 M l |i m and f a it h . He’ll P rent ’f m " - P*T** NTH. GARNER i. Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. t 1A 1 C tla n tic O TRA INS L.INE o AST to the East DAILY O I I < a W . FRITOT ! HAND Smal l i r l argì r i t-.p lana- uni , ti ro Iw iti-r filli •I t.real o • r p n »).. M ' o I » inol.i-r M el i » 1 - • pill.e a I mi Hi rl anl r e lo S l n l e f l o r i d a - . o gra»- a» a fila-r for Ihi mnniifai ture >d |.a|»-r i- la*giiifiiiig t>. . I u it r.n l iittentio ti PalOll'lto I,. ,- i Ha<| I 'f I 1 S tro n g of . < ........ ' - . I l i ' í on ha nd F o r S a l e or E x c h a n g e • 'ru tilili a n d lig i » lu i e m . a n d tu p r o iim t i Ib i- g ro w i r» I h » II;. i in le r i- » t u. i. . . r , I he c o n v e lli im i uhnh mi t wa) « th e re a r . i li.r in it i •• ol JO » a» a p p i.io ti d » Lu i. •Hi t it I >• Ia lin i d u r it ig ila- ».-»».ut. ut N o 26 F r o m T n lh v Ar 1 N o 21 For ! t T r ilb y N o 1ri I 1 ro tti T r llh ) N o lo o 1m 1 r «' 1. . (io j- tn V ; b 15 l. v Blacksmlthlng 1 o it j i m f tv a priw ■»»» of 11.» wi i ■i\ •-1■lioi. fur . oí. I I . M a l i l l o r l e - u l l .i r a i a liti 1.) N o 21 h r o m | » » - » |iu r r Ar 1U*Y\ u m I« lall go verlllig lile gra-v» Hito pulp and ha» niel Ilo t i e o liu n it t e e li 1. l la m n e r * a» Iti N o 22 A r ' 6 . 5 8 ji m F o r lx « « h u r g with erirouragilig *ucri«e lie fililí» M a y clin te i! »in r e t u r ) a n d g e n e r a i m n ll- N o 167 F r o m 1R i n f i l i r j Ar 5 2 0 |> m i|uuntltier> ni «a» gr.e>» aroiind Sara a g e r t o t a k e . b a r g e o f- Ih e w nrk u f u r- N o 15 8 F o r I* * > » liu r g L v 6 35 a m With the hope id doubling ila- puck Milu and ha.» alrrudy ruiaed Kullicient g m u z u tio n , unii h e la -g a n t h è w o rk u r ­ No 126 From Ovicrlo Ar 10.30 a -jn age trulfir. tho |H«tma*t«*r general and capital to put in a *mall puja r-making ti v e ly in J a n e . No 127-—For Oviedo Lv 3.00 p m ’’Thi» i» to !«• un orguniration of, by hi* luoUHtant* ur» getting read) to make plant there. Dr. Strong informs tin* some important change» in the parrel Surusota Sun that he box an offer from “nd f ° r grower* of vegt-tahles, fruits, pint regulation» The |iur|M«w i* to u northern |in|K‘r "nianufucturvr for all pineapple* and all periahahles, and thixie .ntimulate truffle Iwtwi-en |»,pulou» .-en- the pulp he can iinnliice, but that an who ship, handle und dt-ul on thew e."' ter* and their suburban and lamini! adrlinl coat of 15 j*»r rent will give him- **>'* Manager llam n er. territory. the lini»he«l pa|x>r; therefonr jie find* It I ^,’rp b« local l/fuguk* in each It i* contended i hut ff the wnght to his advantage und profit to manu- com m unity, self governed, and thr-w limit 1* raiMfl to tw«mt> or twenty-live farture the |ia|x;r in the sarv gruM field* bau l l*-ugu«« will elect the governing l«ounda and u low rate of :i or 5 cent* instead of shipjiing the pulp. Ex|>eri- •“xiy of the central la-ugue. The mem• the first jNiund and onehull rent (or leach menta jirove that they can make build- Ixrshlp i«*' i* but one dollar, and the *ulxM»<|uent iKiund I» «wt«ib|i»he<l. it will ing Imurd. fruit wra|ija*r*, print |ia|icr. le a g u e will he supported by u nominal encourage trurkstcr* and larinenj jo wall |iajier and various other style* from assessment haseil on the nhipmenU of nhip t*> the city kitchen farm jiriHluee m the saw gra** fibre ut «mull cart. ‘ be memlier*. som ething like filly re n t* li you can get the utne QUAN­ mail market basket*. and Dr. Strong lielieviw the flo rid a mar- lM'r cur load, which will la- but a small A movement of thi* kind, it is dis iar al ket will take all the jirodurl* of hi* first |*«rtion of the benefit« derived by such T IT Y of a HKTTEK article for will eventually nvuili in a material r«»- »mull factory. A* soon il* this plant memlwr*. the S A M E money----T h * t * duction of tiie cost of high Imhg in the I» in ojieration it « liejieved rujiital will " Thu i* not an organization for |irofit, EC O N O M Y. * cities. Table nrrr—itlrn which grow !>c attracted and that Ither anil larger “ or * ° errate jobs for uny one. One of • on the farm can tic Imught frnm one plant* will lie Marled In oilier |u«M* of the best transportation .exjiert* wl|l 1» ! half to one-third leas at the center of ] ‘ hd1 state. , employed to study The traiuijiortaUon production than they ran in the city It ' * ------------------------ problem» of the growers, and there will ; I. understood that the first xone may UN m , w ti'S E .M F N T I'AHK “ ro0p' n,tivB '«l«par tm«-nt th at ( enlnrged from fifty to from 16(J to 200 ............................... |o,,k * lle r t,M’ **l*imi ol memlwre m il« . .,..a .Hate . . . . .......... . . . lo for «'erch arge and damage«, and other Sanford uw Should Place». n ( 'lose dejiartinent* looking to the l»-ttvrment Under the jiurcel |»a*t ad the prmtCoit« no more— yet if you will ( II) AAil h llathlng Pool of Florida agricultural conditions.geom lister general, with the ujtjiroval of the ' try it once you will agree with .in terstate commerce commission, has ths I There U nothing close to . the city of erally.'* T h e offic«« of this League are at pres­ authority to make far reaching cbartjr«« Sanford in thv way of an amusement u»—T H A T I T S , B E T T E R . in the rut«««, zone* and w«-ight lirijvti -^pirk ,where tj]e! |*-ople could walk in ent in the Gas Company building in Made of P URE CREAM thor­ It i* understood that |)lait* f o r imj>ortk1it4; the evening or ui ter noon and |>as* a few T am jia, where the m atter* are being oughly »tcrilixed. MADE IN A churtg«-» in the system will U-M ibinittdf hour* jiieaaantly Where the hahtfw handled ujxui a strictly business basis, to the inl«*r*tute mntnieree comintsaiort •und small children could lw wlweled •system atically, and the nuren» oI the t t at an curly dat«lor an outing. AA'here the tired business movement»»-nu assured. I’rsitmaster General Hurieson ha» ui- man joid the tirv«l housewife could go ‘ ertatn it la. say* Mr. Humner. * » ready mad«-*w*p«rt«l «n«purr wot change», /or an hour» recreation. Woodland ■" th a t if the grower« of. Florida cannot In t f i r |iiin t,l~7* B P -regulation« since he, Bark is Cite only place that n f c W * o W e h i T t l W l l » '»HWH1Abt » « J air U a. . 1. .. ■. . . . I . I V. .1«. m n i l s lev» O i u i f u . e f l f IMtA ha« Itern head of the |^oaloffire, d ep art-; such recreation hut the distance if too charged with demand» for cooperation m ent. One of these was wrll received far for the averago [tenon who does not especially among farm ers it will lie a long ughout Hie country, pn ordtr abol­ care to main? a half day or 'w hole day- tim e before they ev er will. T h i* league it tin distinctive parrel post stamp tr ip and the fare to and fro la twenty- la endeavoring to unite all the sm all , I n ju r e •and making all stomp* good ta r .fiu c al XtVfl co a ls by boat or more hy autn. inti d u t e . i nd association! . post packagi«. M r. Burleson htu also the people who vj-ould get moat benefit throughout the s ta te into this one betú n tha collect on delivery ayitem, from auch a place have no auto and many league, taking from them tjone ol their PALACE N ESS. 0E and Wagon Repairing In c o n n e c tio n Ji tn *• 1 • .i n i m « \ «y \ \ «yy y\ y yy yy > y ****,»v «v y«y yy \ y ty » A. H. C R I P P E N & SON Agent« for New York and Chicago Factorie« High Grade Pianos— Low Prices— Easy Term s Piano Tuning A Specialty Orders Solicited Phone 18-4 Rings P .O .B o x 1127 W . J. T H IG P E N & COMPANY AGENTS General Fire orn»s »u h HOLDi S anford, Insurance cor Florida 4-M PhoneNo.182 P0INSETT1A I CE C R E A M 1 B R O TH E R S MAXWELL’S M A G A Z IN E S 1 M n i M . Wf J L J U J L l 104 F . Street ‘ ; U PERIOD IC ALS Ice Cream • Soda W iter • Contectlonery • Clean and Tobacco \\ THE N E W N E P T U N E HOTEL D A Y T O N A B E A C H , F L O R ID A CLEANLI Learn to «ay POIN- S E T T IA . It’s economy. * r o a S A L Í. BY Under the management of Mr. and Mr*. Detpland. formerly owner • - J « i —. .ufJJuU l.D cjpland. Daytona'* finest and largest hotel. - T h is gives a <I warranty that the cuisine service will be first class. Rooms with private baths. Every room has an ocean view, being situated on a Thrasher'sPharmacy SANFORD, FLORIDA 11 ■> bluff on a corner lot. You will meet your friends there. ............................................................................................ R esults �' r THE July M . » I I •• SANFORD ’ ’ ■' - . HERALD *V ' ui»PBInrppjí|»í»Bn»»P0flrtt»PS«ttpE»^ ’ fur M,roe Ulne arranging th»*ir office* and 1condition* that favor it. it In*-' published taking ciye of tin- ne« busi neu» of the them »<> widely that the simplest ma) 5 i county read and understand and pass tiy on Tha W*k iw . Fu,hing C lub eonUnu* |U » < * * " M * In aW.ty Kditcy of The Herald: „ j to bring in fine refmrts of the fishing * I Word from Hilly Hill ami Archie F a t publication in your mnwr I J u r " nHiat fam ousi t n u u Their last catch ' H etl* la to the effect that they are only niab herewith record wrrs four * hitting the high pine,« and that fur :i few cel obnervatlon* taken by the under- |»umla of ateek ’ aia wjtnneU end twenty- hours at a time. J. D. Uolveru aatd he signed u a cooperative observer of the <“ K * “ w l M r [,aVn" of’ th* n-guten. of all W eather Hurcau of the l" S Depart.T he -i. 1<-u.a|k_» to Sanford Height-» ' hd*' 1,1 1 " r,,bn* ment of Agriculture during the week will lie started in a few weeks, as the city Duly Is lots left of the sjes ial sale, ending July 117th 1913, at Sanford. ' council has ordered same to be built Aoung man. tins i* your chonce to gel T he Instrumental readings are from at once. These sidewalks wtU-- W —a * y u a a home Ten dollars buys you a government standard Instruments ex- great improvement in this flourishing lot and $5 ¡**r month, without Interest pianwir. ^fom it^rulisl hy juhyrU ____ thi* opportunity N H i ¿i- n Sánford’s Temperature ‘ N TTh n r n > t H l s f e m e r i j J v e % i r V ' 9 fiT « re-2 tc \ery rrnpeetfully, fun this aummer "that they have ex[>en-* As a pfofN’nnn ~3gnm*r 'rttw’xsr rte c * ( Dptel 7-27-13, II. C. Dullose, enced for many years. T h e »(reams principal precautions an- to la* olisrrved, Cooperntiw O ktfrrn atl<j ]nka-rs seem to be chock full of lug and safety demand* that both shall be mouth bass and the catches arc always practiced with all the earnestness and j Temper* tur« care thut u regard for the sacredness o f : good ones. % Chm cto f t The cigar factory of J . J . Mauser Is human life itself can suggest. First, of d*jr now working a full force turning out keep all food from (lies. Second, kill 1 « Tampa Johns, Ricos, Luck Sanford the fiy, exterminafe the race if such and the new brand of Seminolus. San- thing were jMM.»iblf, 71 7-21 .26 Clear S3 B . G. Sm ith, the popular A. C. L. 1.70 93 22 72 Cloudy lord smokes are getting more popular conductor, postmaster and hanker and every day. 94 69 23 None P. C. «1 A T-rrat m a n y of Sanford1» residents * aptlaJL*t of Oviedo, has resumed his 91 70 -■ Clear 24 have gone to the mountains for the sum- " f u l . r run again after a visit to his old 91 71 .18 26 P. C. None 92 ‘ 69 26 Clear mer and some of them have written hack ‘i“ " " *» Nur‘ h C«rolin»- 11,1 WM #* that Sanford la the best summer r-*ort ' ¿ M thence on account of the serious 71 92 Clear 27 of them ail. T he cooling b m t « from lllnwM o l hia f“th" r whi|p h» > ft him somewhat improved there nre grave I,ake onroe do th e trick. — .. fears of his recovery, on account of his The G ate City House has brought advanced age. dawn the high coat of living. Only J4.WF week for the finest t i b le l>oard haa been received from the preeL i t t l e . liip p cn io K ii— M ention O f ^ p. rk„ blent oL the sta te board of health that 2fi-tf no sewerage will be allowed to be dump» M atters In J B rtc f Mrs. H. H . Marks has returned from . . ed Into deep wells. The recent legisa trip to A tlanta where she accompanied a Uw ,ireVintlr,K lh i„ i I S traw b erry , R asp berry, P in e a p p le , Mm. w f* improved aomewluit. all hough »till in h very grave condition Mrs. Mark* „ . Nummary O f T he Floating Small Talks w a. called home by the sudden tllmta* of Surrlnctly Arranged for Hurried ('ap t. ^Mark* Herald Header» t-^f’aul Bigger* . \|-vi, to ti|pt*n .t Bring the fumilv for .1 a t Woodland l urk lam ination of the earth and jf the law is literally obeyed ns intended it will, cause some pivorly located sections of )n|BMH F|(,ri()i4 rori, i(|„r!l,llt. t0 rid t lieniM'hes of their sewerage Many »1-etimi» >i( I lumia secure tlieir entire all.h u picnic "»« Hub "1 the nest ftw o r k i arid ill supply ol water for dorne* tic us, from j,- if reudy ha* m-veiit> i i o inemla.r* Haul urte-Uull well- .uni the law was passed T . J . la-e i* home (or a few day. with ¡ «club ' ul‘l but n0‘ he now|,a" " ^ " Vto' ^ get ' m them em ,,rvv,‘" ‘ lh * «K,|lu‘ ,° " 1,1 U,L' ex|H-cts „ j wnt,.r bis family from Ft Myers when' he is any time demanded and ail hi» custo- — engaged in the fishing Industry. mers cun do the same ' Mrs. It SI. Mason and the children I Mis* Bessie Sehumfiert has left for left on Saturday for Wrightsville. Geor­ Atlanta and other |»unls in (ii»>rgia gia, wlari they are Visiting Mr» SI ¡1». ill'» and the ( urulina» where she will »pend mother the next month Mi*» S ta is i Cowan All lnc.nl A d vertIscn ifnt« Luder th is A card from Dr Mtnmck ul St IVters- " ’the .oh.-ial »ten.^rapl.er at the plant - Heodlng. Three Cent» a Uoa Tach Issue burg s tate» that he 1» weli -ait»|i.-d with of ihe t ..lumina Crown I'uis-r ( << dor For Safi No t llercubsi Triple Ins new location, a ltho u g h he i- -till true mg Un- »latence of Miss Schum|»Tt Power »lump puller latrgi-"t made, to hi* first Florida love 1, P erch ai Hutton of Orlando and witli 1(Ml ft evira cable. Can be used ^ Messrs David Speer and Jack Sut New York was in the city yesterday for hull»,- moving T A Johnson.' ton Of Geneva were in tlie n ly yesterday , ulimlUlng ,,lnlu, f„r mUTlor of the Boute a. ‘Jh-k'Hi and refMirt that Iteautiful little city as ww hulldlng HU plana for the j For Sale .No l Herculrw Stump tK-ing on a great building Ineni hu.l.img' have already I hsti accepted Puller Largest made, wufi lini feet i Mr* Samuel Pulraton and little anl) «.levatimi or outsnle of the hmldfor extra calile ( ‘an lie used for house , laughters. Mary Klixabetli ami Clunilla j„ K shows a very handsome ap|s-arance moving I 11 Johnson, Boute 1 left Saturday for Daytona Be|ch. wfiere , )f y [} nrownlre. Ihe beloved pastor 9 H -2 tp they ex jact to remain a month. o( ttie pn-.l.yienan cl.urch left yeater For < a»h tien tal or Share Farming Mis» Meli W hilner1» many friend» day lor a two months' vacation that Four acre» tiled land Two cultlv a l i s i will regret to know thut »fie fia» le-eii *,|| p,. s|K*nt In travel m f.ngland Bel two year» but mit tifisi lloii»r and »ick for several day» a- r. .n «rw ourh. l i e . tuj{M\ tie will (earn <>11 ppme— m«(e* w-ee.t of city in hoping that she wifi warn laeoui again have a pleasant m p and wdl returti m Address \\ I II I to V rttet 9 s. I f E K Brady'« tie camp on the Geneva il» g rea tly b e n e f it teil l u lu» m in g li n g Wanted 1 1 lure hor ».■ ami wagon |»,nin.»iiln 1» doing a very large business Willi t h e " f u r r i n e r s ( o f i few Olor f f . f \ S p ili' 111 1 1 j P* J , arid t fie hurfmr here always lia» a »ttl'ig \ part, of *»anford ¡w.'pli >li I...... S.n fiad f I i l(* .9 p «d liage» loaded or awaiting to fie load» d o n th e t r a i n 1.l» i M id day lor D e l u tn d For Sab Good o il. 1. c..w giving two Il I. Hamner. »tate organiref for ilie a n d fro m t fie re tiHik a n a u t o m o l n l e to gallón» a da I h* al If I l»o*mli I he. w i r e ■■Iifplr-d Ijtr id a Grovver» and Sfopja-r» 1-eagin D a y t o n a B e a t ' l l I'li*uc JI 1 1 rings 9 , dip in the city mi Saturday and ad- t o m a k e t h e t rip u n i r l i l » . i t e r a n d ! of sale loo White Indian Itunher «Iressed tin- grower» in the Star Theatre r f i e a | « r t h a n I n g o in g f r o m > m f o r d ■ * ■ . lo,. I *arg» i t W * u i for t‘ You ran i drown in C> ,. ni all th e way t o 1 fu l»-a! '■ ■' d :h i I » M ik ecll saiifof-1 B B .' b e v i s i f r o m a lon g nifi lileat piare ti Park swimming pool 9 7 If I la MI1111(0 1 iii*»t i 10c It iil'.i i ' » learn f<• ' 1 I ' p ii»l .. I , le.ihed . i M I . .................. ... r at I t I ■11 i . . I 1 1 ■ dally Jam / in i 11• ; - i n ia ig i 1' * Star t In nui o d • xi . I . l o 1 i » I 1 In house up to tin’ »ami lugli »latidard .i th a t maintametl hy the late E II Hern dmu * Mis* Dougin»* AlMTnalhy is visiting friend» in Tam pa and writis that »lie saw the moving pirtunw "I the I’r»--» I fie He r a l d s h o we d up 1 \ int i a Ml I II - I l i » ir v . i . (d r o it Pi th e ' !.* i •' >1 I- 1 • ’ »Irttlipli .iii'i G la sse s ) .0 1 ' .1 .m il ill r 1 l p ro m p tly D e r b y ’s B o n e d ( h i c k e n in For I'hr.isher of s ,mford mad* grain ( paret i i» Mr . »ml 1 Mi* . , lo r ty B a rg a in fai trip 1* •v • 1. 1. 1. . Buy Now and Save Money. Property Cheaper Now Than Kver Ai»ain in Sanford. «««»»« S ilv e r L a k e * >- 1 ..r mg III» new b o at with a p p r o p r i a te cere " . . monies. Arthur \ «well b re a k in g a Ironie lake II. « Bent 1 him Ir.» \ 0 |ro*r lo r Sale potuto sli[i» B 2. i* 1! . r *ffl II - l-M’ lt i 1 « «’r * Light n Nitrì limi«« Ap p l y to E d u cato r B ran M eal few E d u cato r B ran A. 0040*9 B* d* and -P*k. W h i t e Leghorn pot; M y r t l e hens. m -y 1 U t., it o La, .. r 1 . - . ivt 1 t 1 In I ! h f, 1 11 ll l i 11 1 ¡,1.(1 1 1 s r vv In 11 : .d n . ic 1 : w i n * 1 O t ill l |t > 1 if . 1 .0 km . 1 1 V 1 II 1 h i t s 1Ili lit j lio n d ll 1 1 1 I ,i» t d o lla r e le ctric 11 I 'l l . lig h t I . I V I r \ ! 1 vs p la n t. i ImtinH i titi» ' Ai l , it.» W here ca p ita l in s s a ll situ a te d zz: cast rrz: * la.» v a n d an of us 1 lie tiea i h> I h| s 1 1* - 11 a h h fin u r• fo t g n at ot K i\ » *r\ ie w , all m ai to g i •*•» to p n | ••!t v in.ik> to 1 1a m a t i n f a c l in i n g K in g ju s t, K iv c rv iev v créai > it \ o f th e p la n ts, ~ l o t In* 3 m ost I a e k so it ~ M ae kerel I S o m e t h i n g To Consi der 1 000000 V e rm ice lli, M acaron i and a 3 3 3 S p h ag etti 3 3 3 3 5 000000 9 ( if •Jß* 1 - — ip iil < | u c k s tire g o in g to lie lim it. W h e re th in * are g o in gs — to tu - tn illin n s iip n ii m illio n so fd o llar- sp e n t h yp riv a i» *3 P re m ie r So u se 1 uri* A il n e w g o o d s ■*. / ju s t re c e iv e d 3 3 3 3 3 3 S U iv e rv icw to d ay I u l s o v er fiv e h u n d re tl p ro p erty o w n ers a ll l> « M » .s i-in g fo r th eg re a t fu tu re o f R iv erv iew . W eh a v e tlh h o m es, so n icc « v * U n g th ree toh n ir,tlio tisan tl tlo lh irs. T h ree m e rca n tile h o u se s, b o at a n d la u n ch fa cto ry o f la rg e an dg ro w in gm ag n itu d e. W eh av en o wIt* m ile so f streets, a ll se to u t insh a d e tre e s. W eh av e fre e p u b lic b o a t an dh a th h o u s » * s . W eh a v eo n eo f th em o st lie n u tifu ! a h acre p u b lic p ark s in th e slate U iv e rv icw h a »m a n y su ln irtis sin ce its in ce p tio n , a n d !tiv cr\ lew ’s g < 9 ig n tp h icidlo a e tio rt issu chth at it ism m u ig o in gtom a k e its p ro jH T ty v alu e fu r exce e d an yp ro p e rty ab o u t Jack » so nv ille , a m i ev ery lo tn o wb o n g h i 'w ill m a k e th eb u y e r a th o u sa n dd o llar» cle a r in th en ear fu tu re . W eh av ea co m p lete telep h o n e se rv ice , and ane fficie rlL iT U Jlo rcarlin e s a t a fir car fare to th eh eart o f' rlie ' city- o f Jack so n v ille. Riverview proprety w ill m ak eU irm sa m ls p f dollar^ for:th eo w n e rs. R iv e rv ie wh its m a d e . g (ii'd $ ; tier titles art1' t [K 'rfe v l, a n da s anin v cstm e iY T T lh d jd p ti'A ic ^ T in tJ' *’ C ■ Mrs. 72-tfc a long felt want. Iwing plenty wide For R^nt— Store Room and unfur*enough for tralhr n islici rcK>m in Bishop block Ktujuire ,Xyphoul is due m iufg** degr.»' to one. Holden Rea] E state Co. (fr-tf ,f . caM.|.w»ly and i|wr*i»tently due B est MeaU In Sanford lor * L 00 jn-r regarding the signboard» tltat tint med- wevk. M ott home-like hotel in town. house will t>e icaj profeasion •has «•{ up as warnings Transients and regular boarders find a thcn> will be along the way. Typhoid is not a nac- welcome at reasonable ratea. S t Johns the office* In 1 nvaary ■or an unabvoidable vLslUtion of Hotel, A. W. VVathen, Prop., A20 First be kept busy j Providence. Science ha* discovered the t S t r e e t .-------- M RI VERVI EW LOTS — F' B**rv, flhl'tp Flirtili» bed rrxiin for rent. 107 ttnk ’(.Vale av 1 n lie F'or Bent Nn ',n» fhirb Avo., »ix n*int.»i liatfi. eleel rit­ Itgfii>. gU« foreyok ing Apply to II ( 1 in Hi vai u o r Ten ( (it Store 94-tfr For Sale at u Bargain IHiAde island Hotel Bnak'-r». just aoutfi of Keutinga Pier. Daytona Beach Open y»-ur round. New hotel. Makes s|»ecwUy of shore dinners Thursday' evening* and *-----------' 87-Fri-tf i Sunday noon. _ » = IF . P For fieni Ttir's' cornier ti rig room» it»f light h«MiNR*ki«*i»ing <»¿LH and elec­ ( Ml»*#* m, tor tll-tie'l iro ligliG. lull tl about or onfurnnditsi. Augual 1 M. P hipe , opp People» 9.V41C Malik NO INTEREST OK TAXES FOR TWO YEARS g — ltlOU»ahi| -V^IS'I Mr». C. rmitn. » 3 91. l|. \ Sanford, Florid* I $10*00 Down Andl I $5.00 Per Month ¡ ^ « ill. A Clothing Co's. A ^IlllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUlllllllll ... >( It :il- ♦'TA liw h Í ímI 1 ' 11 Over Sanford Shop lllllllllllllINlilllllllllllllllllM l; 1 •fit Cl , « ’ ‘ffflg Thrasher & Du Bose 5 (arm Fur Bent Aug. 1st Five risiiti» and and May will remain »ome time. _ know that he B greatly improved and buth, on Onk aventii'. f«-twei*n Third and T heir are jn-riisteni rumors that th tre 10 take up hia duties in hi* store Fourtii strei irff Furnufmd or unfurwill be a new park started nedF the d t y : ait#in. 1,1 G d See It. II Marks, oppodU of Sanford with a bathing jtool and many Peoplea llunk fitt-tfr T i w new w ork of | n v i n g F r e n c h a v e minor attractioa«. Such a piaet* would nue will f»e started tfu* week and pushed Wanted Honest, frmipetent »hare fy*r Weil pnlronlred by the public. l\ to completion. ThU will give an un- cropper rent for coming season. Itinerant jo b printers from o l^_r 'b r o k e n ' '«tretdi from F irst street to T h e Sanford Celery Farm now in cowcultivation. Fla. W -tfl 5- I R h u barb Ax. o re ri* If you can’! buy a home, hoy a lot. We have what you want. Come and see us, as we can make the terms to tit. your means and sell you what you want at a reasonable price. 'll, 7 t p » J . Muntoti left yesterday (or Day Urna Bear*h where he will make arrangements of Cocoa Cola, over the prow and W J (òr a cottage and with hi* family will Thigpen pronouncing tin* name in a silenti the month of August at this de­ loud voice. The Israt will t*e called lightful resort the Progress and will t"' used in exGood reports continue p. come from ual,unfc, a|l th„ )Uh )(llt ,j„ . \\,.g,wa Mayor Spencer and he 1» now able to The Sea Side Inn. Daytona Beach, a it up and read the Herald. He will solicits the patronage of tin* |--ople visit soon be able to take a trip to hi* old home Ijig the imacli and will make rates to Jn North Carolina suit the times. Sla-clal rates to families The board of county emmm^ioner, ^ ,nrg(. |)artint. F vepy effort made et last Saturday but could not come to pleas e the guest* Sirs ( efi-sle to a conclusion regarding tit* location lllilks. Prop '•*, 2t* ' for the official» and are meeting again l J |> Roiierts ha* returned to San t4*Jay for live same pur|fo.»e ford, after an absence of several mouths '• JMr. ami Mrs. D. L. Thrasiier and first at Port Orange ami afterward in «laughter. May went over to Daytona T e n n e m v , where he was forv«»l t>> go Beach Saturday. Mr. Thrasher will for In» health. His many friend» ure not make u long stay, but Mr*. Thrasher f|aJ lft wHcofne tlim back hom(. and p, —— ------T h e m atter of the tout* settled today and then som ( tall hustling to get ^ - ahaptt, . T h e official* will Own Your O w n Hom e G la sse s witf. t•r1 t. I. p o '■1 1iff Mill of Til* • Vploil whi c h alo* plan 1•* r •*j »4' .it ,e» «h»h a » be e n tolti (hut »' I» ' l a * i* )jii t fir-» Sb* S ale .md »mall urnngi groii \ 1 **»1#1.» V . t o %t' ii lier I Seize Your Opportunity 97- 2t|> u rre s s ib ilily o f t fit- depot Mi»» Mav NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY ■Cl . • tiro- im p n iv e n ie iit and « i l i U itjiro v » ilo* Par r ft-' line "f in, largì furniture lirm» ol i r ., r ;Kiefi llVOFCI Va -eut U \\ \IWMia t (*. «■h.ill flint 1» Ii*-r Belli a handsome elisdric dome for In new h or gmn last t.alf. home and it 1» greatly appreciated hy We l l \ J II. t Iverman ha* *m >i»«ied in laum fi ( 011m 11-, the recipient . 1' • ***•♦• »k ' 1 *’ 21.» F re n c h »lune 1 c r a c k t r r a r ,^ VC ! ( 'r a c k e r s * » i ' r, j T h e ñ a m é “ U n e e d a ” — s ta m p e d on e v e r y b i s c u i t — m e a n s t h a t i f a m i l l i on p a ck a g e s of U n e e d a B i s c u i t w ere p la c e d b e f o r e y o u , y o u c o u ld c h o o s e a n y o n e o f th e m , c o n f i d e n t t h a t e v e r y s o d a c r a c k e r in t h a t p a c k a g e w o u ld *~ b e a s g o o d a s t h e b e s t U n e e d a B i s c u i t e v e r b a k e d . F iv e c e n t s . H erring v 11 T h is " i l l lie : a ffiiSys o f luñ-* t)arying goodness . *Sv0 d a Kippered ,i n ei lire « i l l al»o be (inveii f errati .fine , . nvr »/***?* S tu art’s- WANTS A s s o c i â t 1011 a nd m * f QÌfl It is quite another thing to make them so that they are always better than all other P each, Ft It s * 111 I PERSONAL ITEMS 01 INTERI ST Mr" Butt to the h - p it s i i fktii.r o* I t is one thing to make soda crackers that are occasionally good. P re m ie r IN AND ABOUT THE CITY . : *■<. t »t ^ H î >jfl L. P. McCULLER PH ON E -------1------- V ' ." ^ W 1- Dr. E. H. Ü ; gai = 3 .r .L ll'O OWNER -’■.T" 111-1 12-113 Heard Nntitmal Hank Hldg. JACKSONVILLE. ■ FI.OliinA illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllUllfiUllililllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllUlj ÌW4> - P -1 « * 277 » « M l For tH - E ngraved C ard s See The H era ld ^ ■ ------------ - — ............... ” 1V ». - .1 - a �* », - Well Known Fear. PreabylerUn M lnlrter N erro u . Breakdown — Wkw a thundertxdt out ol u clear s k j, Kov. Dr. Jo h .. W. S u g g , pastor of the 1‘re.h y ieri.n church resigned his rharg. y cte rd a y . So far tu is known not s rneraWr o( the congrcgaUon had an timation that he had any auch move in eontemplation. On the contrary, he r. ai x c r uty ... ------------ * ville, » a * drowned early this morning at Pablo Beach. Had the life guards “» ’> f ^ c i a n a . who « k m m f t m + ' f — nu5ritult' the liathrr, t>«M*n supplied with B pulmotor, it is believed that he could h>vp revived, hut he »as lire. far gont? whtn u k en (fom , h(. iurf t() rP. ; gp0n ,j to ordinary methwU of rcuacitntio n .-Ja c k so n v ille M etropolis zk fc: - Wood Curding Parly All men are not alike ftiu-e in Hwiule I you may find one who is very much alike, lillt «orne an- different II you d on i like liu-tr sty H- h i 'em alone Pont knock Then- is im rail for ham m er, s(i|oi*t“ There is no end of fun in mind mg your own hiistni-ns. And it make* | other |>eop|e like you la-tter. Better have other people get stuck on you titilli get stuck on yolifsilf Nobtldv gets *lu< k on a knot kef Don’t be one K» go-1 Hi g". -1 for ............ • m m m m SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA m — OFFERED FOR SALE BY (rid Made Good aa New 1 beve a flint class harnuts makrr now Another beach road accident, in which and vie cari do anything in thla line whlle i y . , - , the occupants of a car narrowly neaped you walt* Givo uà a trial and ho con­ death, occurred ubouf R o’clock Im i vincerei. W . H. U N D E R W tlO D . night when the automobile belonging to 8 2 -tf Conrad MangeLs of 1356 Klorida avenue, driven by hU negro chauffeur, struck tIreNoUce Horse (is m -is soft aaml on the edge of the road, near 1 have a first class «*x|»*rl hunre* nlioer. th« eight mile pout and turned complete- ( ¡ jVP j,jm a liu l ly over, making two complete révolu* L i W. i{ Underwood. .. .. lions and righting itself upon its wheel» R4 if • * ‘ a fter throwing the four occupants io different directions along the road. Notice V- _______ Only 10 daya more and the «pedal lot fT ii. *a brotbar of Charlre »ale will be o ff.* See me a t once and o f th« “H a t B o x ” in get your choice. the Seminóla Hotel and a fam I ily conN. H. QA1 nection of Max Ot>çrdorfcr, chlcf dep- m i e m m s i x :vrlirn ff AT^mp ^ 12Dear Sir: «V In Order that you can ft,)rm a correct idea of San­ 13 ford I will state a few facts as published by our com­ 14mercial Club. Sanford is in the new county of Seminole, for­ merly Orange. Sanford will be the county seat. Sanford is on the south shore of l*ake Monroe, a 15 beautiful lake about four miles widje and seven miles im p rn vp m n n t.il, In f ‘ 1 3 4 x 1 3 0 , nhi rkren long. The St. Johns river runs throught it from east yards, Kewanec System water works, to west. „orange trees, flowers, etc......................... Sanford has a population of 6,300 (city census of 16 House, 4 rooms, on 3rd St., between 1912). Palmetto and Magnolia............................ Sanford has sik churches—Presbyterian, M eth­ IT—House, 8 rooms on 3rd St, between Palodist, Baptist, Episcopalian, Congregational and Cath­ . metto and Sanford..................... " ............ olic. A High School, Grammar School, Primary 18— House, -IHrtory, 8 rooms, on Oak, be­ School, Kindergarten" and“ Catholic School. Splen­ tween 3rd and 4th.... ................................. did W ater Works, Gas Plant, Electric Plant, two Tele­ 19- House and lot between 3rd and 4th, on graph Systems, Ix>cal and Long Distance Telephones, Oak avenue, 5 rooms and hath and Standard Oil Station, Gulf Refining Oil Station, Rail­ k itch e n ........................................................ road Shops, three Automobile Garages and Machinery 20 I/its, cor. 10th and Magnolia, gar­ Shops. Railways to Jacksonville, Tampa, Oviedo, age, lawn, etc., splendid house, 2 Leesburg, Eustis, S t. Petersburg and Cameron City. story and attic, toilets, closets in Railway Shops, with monthly pay roll of $20,000.00. every bedroom. Furnace in base­ Two Banks, with a combined capital of $761, 5-17.82. ment There were 2,569,010 letters mailed in the Sanford 21 A fine new house, 8 rooms, 2 lots, cor. Post Office in 1912. Two Ice Plants, capacity 150 . * 8th and Park, shade trees, bath and tons per day. $200,000.00 for Brick Roads to the toilet. Steam heat ............ *............ ..., Celery Farms. Thirty School Teachers, with salaries 22—Good, 2 story house on Oak avenue, amounting to $15,221.00. One thousand one hundred between 7th and 8th S ts............. and thirty-three Pupils. Free City Mail Delivery 23 6 Room house on Sanford avenue, be­ ahd three rural free delivery Routes. Daily Boat tween 4th and 5th streets Lino to Jacksonville and boat lines up the river. 24 House and lot. cor. 9th and Fame! Ferries across the lake. New Onion Depot cost $100,one-half cash 000.00. New Express Otlicc cost $20,000.00. Sixty25 Withdrawn. blocks of Street paved with vitrified brick. A paid 26 3 Acres on the Heights, 8 room, 2 story Fire Department with automobile truck. One News­ house, 30 hearing orange trees paper Office. A Fertilizer Plant, shipping 7,500 tons 27 2 Lots, six room house, tool shed, Mow­ annually. Two Lumber Yards. A Building and I^oan ing well Association. One Steam and Two Hand Ijiundries. 28 Withdrawn. Two Theatres. Four Hotels and many Boarding 29 Block 13, C & T ., one house, 2 story, 6 Houses. One Carriage and Wagon Factory. Three rooms. 1 house, 1 story, 5 rooms. Blacksmith Shops. Two Restaurants. Two Baker­ 1 House, 1 story, 2 rooms. One-half ies. One Military Band. One Public Library. One cash <‘old Storage Plant. $70.IMP.(HI appropriated for a uti&nrAu «»(egmo. tutu***, wi(h nice fciwnr and o+'sVtoftF 'Bwtfrtmg. Concrete Works. Cold Storage Mowers, etc., on Park Ave. Plant, three Artesian Well Drillers. Six Public 31 Anot.her fine home on Park avenue Parks. One-Base Ball Park. Two Tennis Courts. House, 2 story, S rooms, electric lights, Two Bottling Works. Seven Wholesale Fish Houses. gas ft»r cooking, copper wire screens, Two Plumbing Contractors. Four Building Contrac­ 35 gallon boiler. A bargain tors. Two Photograph Galleries. Three Livery 33 I louse, 2 story, 8 rooms, on Magnolia Stables. Four Attorneys at l«i\v. Splendid Sewer­ 34 A choice home. House 2 story and age System. Street Car Line. Masonic, K. of P., attic. S rooms, garage, Mowing well, W. of W , Elk, Moose. Eagle Lodges. Two Bicycle A bargain Shops. One Really Trust 'Company. Seven Real 35 House. 3 rooms and kitchen, <»n Myrtle Estate Agencies. Three ( 'rate Material louses. Out* A\e . |m*( ween .rill ;m«l till St* 1 ri Wrapping Paper and Printing I eli *r\ Five ltl.«urI I \ I 1 1. $ I ,1)1 M1.1 H1 1)|j i-; l s \ t e r m * o r aiHf Agelirle.s. | |\e l ‘b\.«iriaiis I' IVe Shoe S t<i|'es. :t*i - -VV- f i c : , 1 200.00 2 , 200.00 3,000.00 ^^0.00 5,000.00 1,800.00 1,300.00 3,750.00 4,500.00 10,000.00 6.500.00 5,000.00 1.800.00 , 2100.00 2.500.00 2.500.00 2,500.00 6 , 000.00 . 10 000.00 3,500.00 3,000.00 7,000.00 .1 Fight I >r\ ( 11 kHIs IIoum'S. Houses. Two Veterinary Surgeons. Three Dentists. Two Civil Engineers. T hree thousand li\e hundred \cres ill Vegetables ‘I Went \-seven Vegelahle P>UV i r> . i t ( \ , etc., eti . Sanford is one o f the healthiest eitie> in the state. Splendid street cleaning department, sewerage, a well organized sanitary department and such other -organizations as conduce to the welfare and good health. The vegetable output from the Sanford farms for last season, from 2,175 acres of tiled land ami 1,325 acres not tiled, was ; ls follows; ‘120,000 Crates Celery $525,000.00 250.000 Crates Lettuce ~ 375.000. 225.000 Crates Other Vegetables 215.000. 25.000 Barrels Irish Potatoes 125.000. 00 110.000 Bushels Corn 99.000. 00 65.000 Bushels Sweet Potatoes 65.000. 194)00 Boxes Citrus ( itm s Fruit 23,760.00 2,000 Tons Hay 24.000. 81.000 Watermelons .......... . 12,500.00 $1,464,250.00 or 3,118 cars of 40,000 lbs. capacity. Five room Cottage, on. Palm etto ave­ nue between 4th and 5th streets toilet and bath. Artesian well con­ nection. Cash ............... ■............. ...... $ 2 Lot 13, Blk 5, Tier 2, House of 10 rooms 3— Lot, 100x150 ft,, 10 rapm House, two stories. Flowing well and rain water water tank-___: . ........................ 4 Two story, 7 room House, lot 100x110 ft., on Oak avenudl Plenty of Mowers and shrubbery ............. .................. 5 - Five room Cottage, com er lot, 67x 75 feet. Easy terms. 6— Lpt 65x117, House 6 rooms and bath, warehouse. Use of warehouse re­ served for 5 years. Good flowing well. Half cash .,........... ....... 1 1,500.00 2,500.00 . 4,500.00 3,500.00 2 ,f0 0 .0 0 3,000.00 chicken farm A line home, 2 story. 8 room house, with 2 splendid lots {House on corner lot , near business part of town I ■i •DU.IX) ( »ver an acre, with 2 story, 7 room bouse on the Heights. Fine location for «>1*. lit t \v»-t 11 1Hi Ii itlltl 1 11li Si • I I JJ i *-rii* i pnh .11111 I „mi t l .»»I* , i Io, t i i -t 1 ; i n 11 11■Mi ■, < i , i ii I t > in li .1 v i.-II I ut nti Sanford It ight * 4,000.00 6 ,000.00 t $ 3 0 0 .0 (1 5 0 0 .0 0 1000 . 0(1 350.00 300.00 I a »1 Oil S . t n l o l ii l i t I g l l t * Ia it* m Iilk 5, Tii-r 6 10 0 0 .0 0 H e ig h t* lari* 1000.00 9 2 Lois in Sanford Heights 700.00 10 2 fa.»ts in Cicorgetmvn 250.00 11 Lot on Magnolia, Ihmween Kth and 9th H50.00 12 2 Iaris on <ink. iHriween 12th and 13th I 1 0 0 .0 0 13 *i laris on Sanford Heights, fronting Park avenut 67x130. Kuch 550.00 00 M 2 laris, comer Kltli and Myrtle 1100.00 00 15 I Corner lot, loth and Palmetto 900.00 16 1 Pot between 9th and 10th on Palmejtn h00.00 17 I lajt between 3rd and 4th on Oak 1250.00 1H 1 Lot between 3rd ami 4th on Oak 2100.00 00 1 Lot, ire-tween F t and 2nd on French 1!) 600.00 20 Ith're'k 5, Tier 10 • 21 00 168x26S ft., on Park Avenue (about 6 lots' 3500.00 22— U»t on 1st Street, between Palmetto and Sanford Avenues 1100.00 23 Nice lari in Sanford Heights , 225.00 24 lari on corner, Ireri. 11th and 12th, on Magnolia Avenue. One-half cash . , 500.00 25 Ivot on 3rd Street, Stringfellow’s Addition.. ................ 500.00 26— Comer lot Markham Heights.......... ................... 300.00 27 - 7 Lots in West Sanfonl j 700.00 28— Whole block, 3, Tier 18 r - , 1500.00 29— 2 loots in Celery Avenbe Addition 200.00 30— 1 Lot in Celery Avenue Additigp 300.00 31 - - W«j of a Bloek (5 lots), on'Palnutto v 2000.00 - S ¡.Splumlid 32—EH of a Block (5 lots), on Magnolia....... ................. 2000.00 33— WJi of-Block (Slots) on*l'ark * 34— 2 Lots, between 10th and 11th on Elm ........ . 3 a - 1 loot, Ixitween 11th and 12th ori Mngnolin 36- 2 lajLre on Magnolia, between 10th and l Uh 37 1 lari, between French and Myrtle, on 1st St. . 2500.00 *80o!o0 4uu.00 I25 o!oq 1000.00 R. If. MARKS’ Real Estate Agencjr. Established 1869. I have some choice timber tracts, and a few good orange groves, and I can beat the world on Celery Farms. . i \«V * ^ 96-Tuew-2tc * 't. : f s m ond-ElflfVr---------------8 rooms and bath.................... ................... 4,000.00 -A splendid large house, 10 rooms, 2 lots, store house and h a m ......... ...................... 5,000.00 Withdrawn. -Lot, Sanford Heights, 67x130, good 10 room house, electric lights, artesian well, tank and engine. Lots of fruits and flowers ............................................ 3,500.00 Fine house on the Heights, modern Three Clothing Si ores. Four Furniture Stores. Three Hardware Stores. Four Drug Stores. One 37 Wholesale Grocerv. One Wholesale Feed and Grain House. One 5 and 10 Cent Store. Two Jewelry Stores. Two Musical Instrument Houses. Two See« 1 I m 7— Four Houses, on 2 lots, Georgetown. Deep well with pitcher pump, cor. _ 10 th ami Willow. -$— iAYt.-'MTirkhnm Heights, 100x140, house, 4 rooms and bath. 500 gal. tank ... 9—Lot, 100x100. 7 Houses, cor. Sanford avenue and 11th 8 t . ................................. 10— Lot on Markham Heights, lot 101x140, •]I — WHAT SA N F()ftI) HAS Nineteen G rocer) Store.«. .Sunday Beach Accidents •» m upoq in ih« n-liritnia-ffg^'J î' j. xhi. «aht.uf.a-Uiix l»r . -* - * m ïh - m Marks' Real Estate Agency Jam es urn! Alfred Uolmrn were !n»*is ut a ¥,e/y unique but enjoyable purty at the handsome home of their parents. Dr. and .Airs. J N. Ho I•atm on tiie Heights F^ ilay afternoon- A large sup­ ply- of cut wood had trere*n sent home by the dttclur, which he told the tsi)** they would have to cord. As "All work urn! rm p|ji\ make* lin k a dull l»'\ 'M r * Hub . , thy Mr- . !., .| ! . . , - , s brilliant eh .i f mat u g a r .d ft*.I of what .. . jn. it a f.,'m|d.d b ,.l 1 I I .. « ■' ■ -, . »F-■Hfii 11> mingling amusement and ¡ l.i \ni or* "i i r,. 11 .-t » ,i*. with work. other fruits, might !■ arti Invitation* were *«-nt to a Wood Cord­ tinti would . id H at» m ill. ing Party to the neighboring friends of ■ -safiil if tiny old I Jam es and Al f r e d tuul the g u e s t s c a m e whit 11.« r 1111m if «I sjM-cially ilressed for the meusion Tin in« I Ol I • . ■ • girls wor e a p r o n * t>< p r o i . . i i heir ¡ m i n i -u* I l l O|]' *' ' 11 llrisn -1 ami tbi- li" - u rii .|r.*-,.| o a t , * I* lit S Jl1U.t l*i* ' it it i* It, t overall* Tire •loMn u «»-u ■ .i■r I- i g. h of a.-r . , * I • •r . tnineil wit|i in. rrv , ,, t * .............. . ',v n ■d i**T ■- I» ' o i l t * after wbu l • 1.1. r •....... , r I ol ,>I|T till A, . I ! I I ., I,. * J... . , read to tlu-m until *u o . k lmp|e ]* merits for work in tin ol t.»*. hub- i on* pittiti « ahot i i \ tu,* t »» " * I 'a lit up l o * t » t i e i • •I ■ • wagons anil a wheel liarroa were linn mi ftutls liosls and their guests and they nudili about your eitn.* ir», of other kinds. T in se serve to kt* p tlx attacked the huge pile of ground cool and also r< turn tin inotsiur, wood, with many gay guests and chal­ alni in tin- end make lir»l class fertihrer lenging banter. T he girls filled the wagons nrili whre| lini more than tliat, tin* adds largclt to barrow with the wood, which the Imy* tin- a|i|a*a-«nce of your |<rt mire«, inci­ hau.led to the place where the wis»| dentally ¡I a n s * your neighbor lo was to bt- corded nnd stocked it. While clean up a luth* lut, too In it letter to friends in tin* city Mrs the job wits not complete before you could »ay "Ja c k R obinson," yet tin- (I W Brady wrote th at they were he task was merrily done in a remarkably ginning to feel settled in lltt-ir home in short time, with Mrs. Hobson to over Brooklyn, New York. She also Tihid nee the work and lent a hand When that she hud a pleasant reminder *•( the last stick was put III its plate the Sanfvrd and iter friends at a luncheon, (). Mi*. happy little workers were rewarded when «ite etti ertiti lied Mr* LaughlU) who is visiting relative* in with delicious ice cream and cake. The guests in attendance at the New York, and Mrs. R. S. Keclor and unique party were May and Mildred Mi»« Charlotte whose jirrsent home is Holly, Margaret Cowan, Mary Fields, in New Jersey, who also spent the a fter­ K ate and M artha Brown, Reginald and noon, with her. Mrs. Brady'« host of Robert Holly. G . W. S|»encer, Jr., friends in the city regretted her leaving Frank and F.'rakino I ’ojw, Percy Puck- *s *»»(‘>rd, but are pleased to know that arel, Jam«« Brown, Clnrence Fields, »lb1 fnmily are well and happily situated George Cowan. W. A. Adam» jin their new home. 1r ' m CIIY -RESIDENCES IN SANFORD' flflf f ft/* ah » ftxfwro. ~ *__._'___ .__________ in Kuehf«>»r. N1. V - Isst week- STrrs ged U ! m R a j* . ]>moIU ln flo r |dB II health was the cause of the resigna­ 112 to I13.50 per bo*. Ju st os good tion. lemons can be raised in Florida as in The moment when it came was dram­ California or in Sicily or Italy or any­ atic. The morning aervice had almost where else. The same lands around been concluded, the audience having Tarpon Springs th at grow our fine risen to receive the benediction. Dr, grapefruit ahd orange will grow fine Stagg advanced and said: lemons. When it is said that as fine “Twico in my life I have had nervous lemons can be grown in Florida as In proatratioji. About four years ago it California, it is saying a great deni was quite serious. 1 came here hoping for the California lemons brought the I would never have a return of It. I above stated prices because of their ex­ have tried to persuade myself that I tra good quality, and not because of was overcoming it. The last three any acarcity of lemons. Our farmers months has convinced me that I have should devote more attention to grow­ not, and I dread a return of it. ing lemons for m arket.-^Tarpon Springs "Therefore I have thought best to say Ix-nder. frankly to the congregation that 1 think it beat for me to resign and go to a little Kttrnding Dry Zone here I hope-to be benCfitted. Ocala, Fla., Ju ly 28.— Prohibitionists “ The tteceasary procedure to this end in this county have secured enough sig­ is provided •ftM' of order, and natures to a petition for a "w et or dry' - E » i r W ,«S>nS? ,4tttfnded to. élection. The petition will be prwented "T h e part th at concerns me need not tp the board of county commissioners trouble any one very much. at the next meeting of that body and The action, coming so unexpectedly, (|1(.rP no reason why the commisand so bluntly and briefly put, left the »¡oners should not cal! the election, congregation practically speechless. . Tho nfe confident that they can Many of them filed out of the church,<[nar*|,a | n »uffirient numlier o7 votes but many others crowded around the to put an end to the legalised saloon in pnstpr. Many wept, Dr. Stage himself this county. If this is done there will broke down utterly. lie no "oasis'' between Htllshorough The resignation was the one lending county on the south to Duval county conversation in the city throughout the on the north, some 200 miles. remainder of the day. This morning we sought the Doctor out nnd asked him B e A Man for an explanation of his action. He if there is a chance to boom business ( simply said that he was on the verge of boom it. D on't lie a knocker. Hope j a nervous breakdown, that he fell it a bit Get a smile on you. Hold up coming and thnt be would endeavor t<> your hem!, (let u bold with both hands. get away from all mental work before Then pull. Bury your hatchet, drop, the disease bad gone too far your tomahawk, hide your little hummer. Several of tin. mrnilre-r» of the I’rewhy ' » Wh«*n a stranger drop» in tell him this terian session were seen this morning ig , ll(. Kri.aC„ t , )mn tlM ,.urth 1)im-, nnd asked what action they purpose to ^ mu]Uh. He jolly (¡el popular. ! take with regard to the pastor's resigns j t > j^ud easy Help yourself along., Hon. All said that the move was a com |-u„h your friend witfi you Soon plaU surpsrut*. and that nothing could I you-|| |)aV(, „ whole procession. He a be done until the meeting of the session p„„| f,.]|nw . However. It is understood that several Nt. ,.v,.r himself ,h) knockprominent member» of Hie congregation i(lt{ ot(lPr |iro,,|,. No man ever have offrirei to sulnre-rilre* hire-rail) to a u<lt r]r|, |,y trying to make other people fund to present to Dr. Stag« to sujiporl Im-lieve that he was the only good man him while he is recuperating on earth You can't t limit tin- ladder Df. Stagg proj HMU’ji fi» riiir*- it» ih f of fame by stepping on tit iter (ample'» farm of hi» son. John Stagg. m Alabama corns They're» IJ./•i - . .-.-M ¡r.,i—MO T’ S i — Orlando Rfporti-r-Mur and they're tender k<re-|i oil tin- corn* m- m J aij 29. 1913 4 �r 7* ■■I I W M P » ! IH ‘ » . . —-- . * - I • TX % y * . j{ fi j *- . : s> ït IP-z OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD C S S T H E 'I S X N F O R D tE I N S A N F O R D — L ift. la H'urih. L ù iu ç . ' It , «M L JN E S IU K AND FRIDAYS Ru m» B 1LLSB0R0UGH BONDS Bond Issue Carries By A Vote Of Over Four To One STORM /AT WASHINGTON Sanford Elks v iv i Y,\\vx?.i Other News O f Intem t in The State Culled For Buty Herald Reader* r AI è’Â*-- i ï - f* K V I vii T^* rr_- \ TV-'. * 1 • ' _ -I 1 V.j . r - "t i ' j % ;% SN v „"VT-;? t —- ; i mm r*. ,-fVrî. A f- J M i DECIDED ON f O l ’ItT HOUSE Wclbiirni* Work Will lie llrru|>ir<l m l In Temporary Cfuartcr« for Official* ( HEAP HATES T o MIAMI Arrounl of ihr llig tn n iie rsn rj ( elebrnlliin Next Week •* L- P e s e tv » « - ta v T T i v i * A v i: I IT */HvVh>U\CiTV'S>ru!i^.iHH-n ■> EINE AMl’SE M E N T PARK FLORIDA FOR E A tT O R IE S % * I Will he Bulli in < lly 1.1mil* by n San- ’■per ami Rope ( an he Made From ford Slock t ompany Florida Plants That Sanford will nt last have on A representative of u manufacturing Tin* lioartl 'if county commission* ra Miami, the Magic City. where you liavit finally decided to accept I he offer have always wanted to go, will have a Ideal amusement park and swimming syndicate is now In Florida, we under­ of the number of rooms in the Wel- monster celebration hext Thurdssy, jtool is beyond question, as a company stand. looking into the prospects of ob­ borne hloek on a strictly rental basis. Friday and Saturday, when the seven­ of Sanford citizens has been formed taining a sufficient supply of the well The known plant, the Spanish bayonet, The rattle Industry of Osceola coun j Tlie bulge room on I lie third floor will teenth anniversary of that city will be to la k e 'u p this m ailer at once observed in a most fitting manner with lienutiful natural spring and park grounds Yucca aloifolin, before going into the lw used it* the court room and Mr. ty is helping to add to the national rep­ in the western part of the city at the husineo-s of manufacturing ro|a* and all tinpomp and pageantry of parades, ftohinson, the owner will put in nn oleutation of Florida as an ideal place for investment. Relative to recent trans­ vator service that will make the third music, ball games, athletic events, etc concrete bridge just west of the Florida twine from the fiber of Its leaves. ExAll the people of this w i'Lion who wish Fertilizer factory will In- purchased perimenl has sufficiently demonstrated actions there the tbceolat Journal says floor very convenient. All the rooms to attend can get the cheap rate of $5,50 arid one of the finest resorts m the state the feasibility of such manufacture and necessary for the officials will )«• given “ fine of .the largest local deals that has ihtUtl.tM llut suaiJiiJ ¿Joor and the huiJd, ^ ¡ut-lhejuiujid. Urp. Ikd»«!«. MiflU«» «w U p»*'! bo. AU til lltu -Obui. row* Im »upur-tud LluJU th o, ___ ¿WWW.UUlWc-We-taUiw-hit*Wv-w«*-crioeswvi'H mg should lie an iideal location for the 1on the 6th and 7th, good to return the to ta le advantage of the same in the h'*f without great n o t muted Monday when Henry Partin There is another sjiecii-s of the same purchased 500 head of one year old Lrausaction of thè rounty's busine** 10th. This will l*e u good opportunity fall arid the te*»! will be constructed at of visiting the Fla*t Coast and the city once for the delectation of the public genus from which the filier is so easily steers ami heifers from Henry Hass until a new court botisi' cari !«• built The new Seminoie Bank Si Trust Co of Miami at a very cheap rate, and enjoy­ The grounds are nt present owned by removed that it has been for many Then- are hut few weeks that pass dur will <*Tup> thè corner riami, formerly ing a good 11ml' with the J*siple of Miami Judge Stringfellow who years ago was year* used <fnr twine, home strings and ing a year hut what some ileal of eonsid Pis>p|e wisimig to attend from Sa n ­ struck with ttie beauty ol the place but other like jiurjnnes in the south. F'or «table magnitude has been closed in­ is'Upieil h> M <• Coggiiut i l o . and ford unii vicinity will take the Float failing to intercut any one in the project such u*«i the long leaves of the bear this «di alno stimolate business ili thè volving a few hundred to jtnm y thoq block ami make that eftd of tlif city wtike Coast train from Ktu or prise Junction and having no time to devote tiy il htm- griuv, Yucca filamentosa, liaVe but to sand head of cattle. Kissimmee is the home of some ol the moat successful up frotn thè long lethargy indi whicli Li and the rut«i of $5.50 iipplien from that self will disjjowe of the property to the tie passed through hot ashes, or sul>jilnce. new company. jecli-d to steam, to make the stripping and well known cattle men Of the state, ha* fallen sinre thè march of progress ha* hecn inaile townrda other pari* of Remember the date. August 7lh, Stb This sjiring in years gone by was off the Ih-shy part of the leaf an easy am) the cuttle industry is one that has brought thousand* of dollars into the the city. With the building of the Fllks ( anil !»th and get your ticket* nt Flnter- famous all over the south for Its wonder- task, leaving the filter» bare and usable f'luh on Park avenue just mirth of the (tr i*-«- J unci ton fill curative properties, Wing at times I without further prejiariition This plant town during tha last few m o n th s” Band building, bulklieadillg the lake , m il« ! the fabled Fountain of Youth” is to (>,- found all over the south, as far I) II II fro n t a n il a new to u ris t hotel i om | ^ N t i* ! H T o la r H o s te s * of Ponce lie la-oil by the tourists who. north as Virginia, and pi«.-u->«*ew several Perry Sw eatl, 26 year» of age. soli of n ie rc ial " tre ',t may regain some of tinM r» Fl-ne»t It 1‘o la r was th e I'hurrn annually made pdgrmiagie to this spring ' advantages t>ver the Spanish bayonet Captain \V \V Sweatt of No 41!' Plan liet Jirestlge mg hide*» ut a delightful card party ai from i thcr purl* of Florida to bathe in (jiie l* that it* lenii-», a* long as th street, was almost instantly killed a few T h e court room will be located on llk- tier tymiLsome new home on Magnolia the waters and drink the sparkling ol its showier cousin, are borne on and minutes after midnight when he dashed afternoon, compli­ draught th at was said to he a panacea entirely clothe a short stem , not leaving lhird floor of the block, the official»’ avenue Tuesday into a slowly moving freight train ut the mentary to her attractive house guests, for many ailments of the human family. some part* bare through the successive point where the Atlantic Coast Line rooms on the second floor and the month­ her sister. Mrs. T . A. Begg* and Mr» Tho swimming pool will be made dropping of leaves as they mature. Railway crosses North Boulevard. He ly rental to the county for as many Wilson of Titusville and Mr» i W first and the lienutiful grounds put in Another is that the point on tile leaf is r o o m s as are nee de d will be $ 1 0 0 Ti l e was rilling a motorcycle and the theory lease system was first proposed to the "'b ig ate of Jacksonville Three tables shape when tha park will lie thrown o|H-n flexible, not rigid and keenly sharji a* of William Stevens, who was following It i* commissioner', but on account of the o( BU<li" n ^ d g r were pl.yeil Mr» to the public. From time to time other that of the Spanish bayonet cluee behind on another motorcycle is objections to the county being tied up < ru,r m* d*' lh" h|Kb,‘*t attractions will la- added and being only easily cultivated, producing a crop soon­ that young Sweatt did not s»s- the light with a five year pr.q»»»ition they favored winning the prlie, * lovely hand painte.1 five minutes walk from the centre of er. As the whorl of leaves arivsi from * j curried by the flagman who was on the rental of the room, it Iking the l’lul*' 'r '" ' «»»olation prlie which wo* Sanford this new j.ark will la- well pal- a *hort stern, there 1» little wo»te mate opposite aide of the train from the riders the rental ot ttie rooms general opinion that Seminole county cul ,l,r' “ pretty bridge ¡wore, wo* won |ronued. T he new company expect» rial to add to tha tonnage. It i* rather Tampa Tribune. will be ready to build a goo-l court house by Mrs. J . W. Dickins. Refreshing to have » bottling work* engaged In more common In Florida than the Yucca o o n punch was served during the afternoon, bottling the water fur export trad« as aloifolin. in three year*' time Petitions ure being signed readily and when the pleasant games of rarilA several inquiries have already been re­ All the species of this genus pessosa With a clock in the tower of the Welwhich will peon 1» presented,to the Man­ were ended delirious Ice cream and cake ceived relative to this long forgotten long, sm ooth, non-aliaorlient fiber*, ur borno block, the temporary quarters a tee d ty council, asking for an election were served. Mrs. Tolar's guest* were spring whose waters were once so popu­ great durability and unsurpassed to appear liotter than the o n a botyi i» u f of thirty-five thousand can, be, made , , , , Mrs. J . A. Bcggs, Mrs. Wingate, Mrs. lar with the public. strength, and are of great value for rope (lu n M j c Ut.nnt,u Mr> dollars. Already the work of selling majority ofthe court house* m many |^ The announcement that this wondrr- making. They will grow in light, sandy be opened to gfade stakes has been accomplished and counties ten rimes the age o Seminole j w IJickjnil> M n F. J . Gonsalea, Mrs ful »pring would again soil, no mutter how j>oor, though, nat­ K. Deas. Mia. the public ho«been hailed with joy by plana are on foot for water works sew­ and tlk. Welborne block will 1 * At tod fJeo KoI Jr M fl_ H urally, in richer soil the leaves will be erage olid“ packing; also a seawall ex- up in oa * P* u “ ,w “ t"our I Mslyel Bowler. Mrs. E. I). Brown the fieople of this section who know it longer, therefore more valuable. The . , ,__ , . , . , ,v . . .. , , . , . tending the entire length of the .river­ house would be In the Interior. The party were Joined later in the j by reputation, mu/iy of them having only reason why this southern* source front with a magnificent boulevard, M. F. Robinson, the owner has reached by Mr* R. J . Holly. d ra n k th« waters and bathed In the pool of wealth has not lieen earlier exploited the age where he was anxious to rid hlmo o o before it fell Into decay and wo* allowed 1» that the profier machinery for decor­ aelf of tho care* incidental to the rental B l n spits of the largest year in build­ to become filled Up. Will ( ’em * to Sanford ticating the fiber* had not been Invent­ ing that S t. Petersburg has ever known of a large building and was willing to The great nes-d of an amusement park ed, It »ecru* that now It ha* lieen — Edgar Mobley, for fifteen years em term* to nanyone in a n i* m tu n u> i i r u u c who m i u would « u u m take m n* , . » , . the coming season promises to see every make , , . . # .. ployed ma clerk »nd manager of the drugw and swimming pool in Sanford ha* long no difficult task, it would seem. '. tt house and almost every room occupied enure cliarge and the m ajority of the store owned by the DeSoto Drug Corm" been felt and during the remainder of We have often urgod th at cordage and the real estate men report an unusal citizens of Seminole county think the pany, has tendered his resignation to the summer season there will lie some­ manufacturer* turn their attention to commissioner* have acted wisely in this demand for houses. The board of trade take effect on the first of August and will thing doing all' the Lime at Seminole the value for their purpose« of the bear U getting a big mail every day, most of matter of the selection of the temporary nrcept a jiosition in Sanford.. ^ r- Spring*. gross. P erh af* the day la at hand now quarters for the transaction of county the J it t e r s being from persons desirous Mobley ha» • host of frien^a in L ake: An announcement of the new cornwhen the possible economic importance business' > to rent houses for the season. ^ to ae* .him . . leave. pany will be given later, with the publi­ City and................ all will regret of this point will be rccognlicxj. When ooo The price la much lea« than the owner j j r Fxs«*n both efficient and popular cation of the charter to be applied for rope walks, potteries, glaas work* and T he Seaboard Air Line's passenger or lessee» could get from Individual j n tjie performance of hia, dutire and a and the actual work of opening the new other like establishments for the utiliza­ -- .* depot in Ocala is to be remodeled and tenant* and with the elevator « rv ic e |mQn conM-|«nUous and faithful em- pork will then begin. The idea of a new tion of Florida's natural wealth are in and other convenience* the com m la-1 ployw, than h(l h u proVen himaelf tourist hotel ha» also been enter taints) enlarged, the work to commence with­ operation this state will have a backing by the company, aa. the location ia one in the n est few days. The freight de­ sioner* have undoubtedly made a good could not lx) found anywhere. of manuTacturai Tor R i diversified agri­ Before taking up hit new dutlea Mr. of the boat In the city and the houae depot adjoining will also be rebuilt. deal. culture and growing commerce.—Timee------Several thousand dOttSrt WlR b r 'e x ­ Mobley and fa m ily wiR Viiit for.aw hile pould be made very popular bath winter tTnlon. -----------------• ” 7 -----------at Daytona Beach, going to Sanford and eum m er.. ' ■ pended In Improvements on the two Will Publish the la w s Mill Creek flowi through the prop­ Buildings. . A t the meeting of the county com­ later to t i l l Id ijnewr position. — Lake " Prominent Educators hero ' ” erty and h small boat can be rowed from .'y, y ■ " o o o * « jr . ■•' missioner» next Tuesday The Herald C ity Index. uLr springs to U tke Monroe, a short W arren A. Ruth, professor In the M t Is stated that actual work on the will be ordered to print the atate law* At his own request. General William S B U nee away, and in time th is creek Illinois Agricultural Experimental Sta­ proponed electric railway between Ja ck ­ for Seminole county and the aame wdll could lx* u»cd as a harbor for marty amali tion. and Arno H. Nehrling, Instructor .. ............H. sonville and S t. Augustine will 1« started appear about August .............. 15th. As a copy Bixby, chief of engineers of the by the first of October. The cost of of the new law* will lx: mailed to every United S tate* army, » ill retire August P r ,,u - wbl“ * t* cupa,lU woultl pr* icf in Floriculture and assistant in the F.'xperimental Station If the University of th b railway will reach the two million voter in Seminole county this edition 11, In favor of Col. William T . Roaaell, »<» spetjd a day a t the aprinpWtth the many advantrgea of Scfo- Illinois a t Urbana, Illinois, were in the — dollar m ark, .t o lie accomplished by will be one of the bret advortiaing me- senior colonel of the engineer co rf*. Canadian and British money. dium* ever and th * advertisers should Grneral Bixby would not Im re a c tu a l, inole Spring* aa a location Tor an arauae- d ty for several hours on Wednesday. • ooo rerriemlwc the date and get their copy aervice on acco u n t of age until next I rnent park U la not an idle dream to pr^- They were the guests of S. Rung* and N. A. Colbert and were greatly ftnpresred The little town of Dunncllon is cer­ ready for^the big edition. The Herald December, two months after the date diet th at in a few month* this property will be worth many times the original with the agricultyral, advantages of on which Colonel Roaaell must retire, t h a t ^ la y V il , carry about thirty paged tainly progenaing. Contracts have been price and the new company has good Qanfonl and the celery delta. Prof. m ad« for tha expenditure of 9100,000 of good m atter. A later announcement lienee be asked Tor retirement before Hehrling U the oon of II . Nehrling, the cause to think they have struck that date th at hia brother officer might putting la a new aewer system and will be made about thia edition and mean thing good In- the .omuaentinr Hi a n d iweli known hnrtknlturli t of- Got ha th at will return t handsome profit In U n». |In Onutge county. , > ... R In mind. - . '■> * * ■ ways. ,, T" „ B if Blow Strikes Capital City With Great Force />'.'/*!9.(9, a. B y « -v o te oLc'vasidcrahly m o re th»n ‘ (our to one, according to tho moat ann=" pie to returns procurable. Hillsborough cou nty voted (or brick roads, and by su ch action placed itself in tho front ranks of good roads counties, taking a «tap which will mean a tremendous ad­ vertisem ent for the wbolo state. All the city precincts had been reported com plete soon after the polls closed and abou t half the country precincts re­ ported during the evrning. Those which have not yet reported, mostly small communities having few votes, will fe. port today, and will change the result little, if any. The total vote, accord­ ing to tho latest figures last night, was 3,041 for bonds and 786 against. AI-. though it had been confidently expected th at the bomb would carry by a consid­ erable m ajority, the tremendous major­ ity which was actually polled In favor of the issue was a surpsise to even the most enthusiastic supporters of the meas­ ure. The opposition seemed to fade into nothingness. The only fear was that felt early in the day that the vote would Ik* so light that the result might be dangerously close by default, hut in the afternoon voting was resumed at a lively rate and It was seen that the vote would lie a furily good one, There was considerable inequality, however, some precincts voting heavily am! others vot­ ing light. o o o 1241 New Home V Other Nexj* O f The World At Large Dutcctcd For The Busy , Readers -UJre- * g h m tH k d ir^ y v to n ltf north"A T' * wind, rain and hail whlpjicd back and forth across the nation» capital yes­ terday, leaving death and ruin in ita wake. Three dead, «cores in ju red and hundreds oL Uuiuaaiula .oi dollars worth of property destroyed visa rip toll re­ r* W ? corded in the hurried canvtaa made when the city aroused itaelf after hajf an hour of helpleeaneM in the grasp o f \ the element». Out of a blaxing sky, undcr which the city was sweltering with the temjx’rature at 100 degre«*, cam e tho ■ storm, roaring from the north, driv­ ing a mail of clouds that cast a mantle of darkness over the city; Tho gale, reaching a velocity of almost aevernty miles an hour, swept the streets clear, unroofed houses, tore detached small structures (rum their foundation', wreck­ ed one office building, overturned wag­ ons and carriages in rip? streets, and swept Washington's hundred parka, tearing huge branches from trees and even uprooting sturdy old elms, land­ marks of a century. Washington's wall kept streets, with their wesllh of tret's, were littered with broken foliage, roofs, debris and dead birds, at if a playful giant had carelessly swished his club up ami down the city . The wind wrecked it* havoc liefore the rain and in five minute* the temperature dropped from the 100 mark to lu-twoen sixty and sev­ enty. Then tho rain turned to hail, and hull »tone* battered on roofs and crashed through skylight* and window*. F'or half an hour the city cowered, paralyzed, under the Ixating of the storm, every activity suspended. Trolley cars, street traffic and telephone service were halted, government departments siuqiended opa ra tiujuL. 'JAw " < * » * ■ . 1 « . tiiixestury brick office liuiliflng occupied by B S. Saul Company, real estate dealers, and fifteen persons were curried down in the crash- W. K. Hilton, vice pres­ ident of the real estate company; Tho«. B . Feaiey, 65 year» old, a clerk, and an unidentified man w ho entered the build­ ing to try to reot'ue those caught in the wreck, were taken frotn the ruins dead. Half a dozen were taken to hnspitals seriously injured, and hulf a doren more were treated for alight injuries. T o ­ night the poliee still were digging in the ruins, fearing other I todies might l»e r»*eoVered o o 0 Senator J Hamilton ia’wi» lias corns to the conclusion th at the "old m an" of the family has not received proper rec­ ognition from a grateful country, al­ though the nation has honored the other members of the American household. A* « result he announced his intention to introduce a bill setting aside July 29 a* "F’ather’s D a y ." Already there ia a "M other»’ D ay " and # "Children's Day "Why shouldn't we do some­ thing for the old m an?" asked the sen­ ator. "He |iays the bills and on cold winter mornings is forced to light the Area. In summer they make him do tho work of a horad In mowing the lawn beneath the blazing sun. Ills lot, al­ together, is not a happy one. He de­ serves the recognition." Senator Iwwls intends to introduce u hill at this session, but will not prras It for consideration un­ til the regular aesaion beginning In D e­ cember. If prompt action la not taken on it then he threatens to make a speech. ooo V 7 ■ V .a , z. . :\ ì * * £ Ù * , itv ». EÖi î' il j In view of tho opinion of Judge Duf­ fy, who ordered the vital organs of E. O. Painter, the "Jacoksonville Fertilizer K in g." turned over to Dr. George II. Whipple, in the event they are found to be decaying, the question now ariaes, who will determine when the viscera 1» vanishing? Attorney Arthur L . Jack son, who 1» counsel for Mrs. Painter, took an appeal from tho decision ofjtho court. He said th a t the question would r « u lt In the tail trig of more testim ony. T h a t mean« th a t if the United ¿Rates ___ Fidelity and G uaranty Company come Into court under a five-day nolle* to the other«aide add declares the organs, of M r. Painter ore decaying, the defense wilt u k that it b e proved. T his will ne­ cessitate tho callink^pf exports by both aides to make a n eAnty)jr\ation. Ileautirul, Hrdrahglaa Mrs S. M cBritto hold» the record for beautiful hydrangioa in this section, bringing in one to Lawson's store on Saturday that was pronounced by critics to be one of the finest ever seen here. I t waa pink in color and very.large and the plant, while only a year old had four fine blonma, rare among thee* plant*. . -, 51 I; V "V '-V - ij- t?| _*! I jr j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 29, 1913; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5b344e129cd0ecdcc0a05f0d06c33833.pdf 03f26e6922fa16a860eb9c71b0921ad1 PDF Text Text * », J ai j 29. 1913 Well Known PreabylerUn Mlnlrter F ear. N errou. Breakdown — Wkw a thundertxdt out ol u clear skj, Kov. Dr. Joh.. W. S ugg, pastor of the 1‘re.hyieri.n church resigned his rharg. y cterd ay . So far tu is known not s rneraWr o( the congrcgaUon had an timation th at he had any auch move in eontemplation. On the contrary, he r. ai m- uty ... -----------* ville, »a* drowned early this morning at Pablo Beach. Had the life guards “»’> f ^ c i a n a . who « k m m ftm + 'f— nu5ritult' the liathrr, t>«M*n supplied with B pulmotor, it is believed that he could h>vp revived, hut he »as lire. far gont? whtn u k e n (fom , h(. iurf t() rP. ; gp0n,j to ordinary methwU of rcuacitntion.-Jacksonville Metropolis 1r ' zk fc: - Isst week- STrrs ged II health was the cause of the resigna­ 112 to I13.50 per bo*. Just os good tion. lemons can be raised in Florida as in The moment when it came was dram­ California or in Sicily or Italy or any­ atic. The morning aervice had almost where else. The same lands around been concluded, the audience having Tarpon Springs th at grow our fine risen to receive the benediction. Dr, grapefruit ahd orange will grow fine Stagg advanced and said: lemons. When it is said that as fine “Twico in my life I have had nervous lemons can be grown in Florida as In proatratioji. About four years ago it California, it is saying a great deni was quite serious. 1 came here hoping for the California lemons brought the I would never have a return of It. I above stated prices because of their ex­ have tried to persuade myself that I tra good quality, and not because of was overcoming it. The last three any acarcity of lemons. Our farmers months has convinced me that I have should devote more attention to grow­ not, and I dread a return of it. ing lemons for m arket.-^Tarpon Springs "Therefore I have thought best to say Ix-nder. frankly to the congregation that 1 think it beat for me to resign and go to a little Kttrnding Dry Zone here I hope-to be benCfitted. Ocala, Fla., July 28.—Prohibitionists “ The tteceasary procedure to this end in this county have secured enough sig­ is provided •ftM' of order, and natures to a petition for a "wet or dry' - E » i r W ,«S>nS?,4tttfnded to. élection. The petition will be prwented "The part th at concerns me need not tp the board of county commissioners trouble any one very much. at the next meeting of that body and The action, coming so unexpectedly, (|1(.rP no reason why the commisand so bluntly and briefly put, left the »¡oners should not cal! the election, congregation practically speechless. . Tho nfe confident that they can Many of them filed out of the church,<[nar*|,a | n »uffirient numlier o7 votes but many others crowded around the to put an end to the legalised saloon in pnstpr. Many wept, Dr. Stage himself this county. If this is done there will broke down utterly. lie no "oasis'' between Htllshorough The resignation was the one lending county on the south to Duval county conversation in the city throughout the on the north, some 200 miles. remainder of the day. This morning we sought the Doctor out nnd asked him Be A Man for an explanation of his action. He if there is a chance to boom business ( simply said that he was on the verge of boom it. Don't lie a knocker. Hope a nervous breakdown, that he fell it a bit Get a smile on you. Hold up coming and thnt be would endeavor t<> your hem!, (let u bold with both hands. get away from all mental work before Then pull. Bury your hatchet, drop, the disease bad gone too far your tomahawk, hide your little hummer. Several of tin. mrnilre-r» of the I’rewhy ' » Wh«*n a stranger drop» in tell him this terian session were seen this morning ig , ll(. Kri.aC„ t ,)mn tlM ,.urth 1)im-, nnd asked what action they purpose to ^ mu]Uh. He jolly (¡el popular. ! take with regard to the pastor's resigns j t > j^ud easy Help yourself along., Hon. All said that the move was a com |-u„h your friend witfi you Soon plaU surpsrut*. and that nothing could I you-|| |)aV(, „ whole procession. He a be done until the meeting of the session p „„ | f,.]|nw . However. It is understood that several Nt. ,.v,.r himself ,h) knockprominent member» of Hie congregation i(lt{ ot(lPr |iro,,|,. No man ever have offrirei to sulnre-rilre* hire-rail) to a u<lt r]r|, |,y trying to make other people fund to present to Dr. Stag« to sujiporl Im-lieve that he was th e on ly good man him while he is recuperating on earth Y ou can't t lim it tin- ladder Df. Stagg proj HMU’ji fi» riiir*- it» i hf of fam e by step p in g on tit iter (ample'» farm of hi» son. John Stagg. m Alabama corns They're» IJ./• i - . .-.-M ¡r.,i—M OT’ S i — Orlando Rfporti-r-Mur and th ey 're ten d er k<re-|i o il tin- corn* All men are not alike ftiu-e in Hwiule I you may find one who is very much alike, U Wood Curding Parly lillt «orne an- different II you doni James urn! Alfred Uolmrn were !n»*is like liu-tr sty H- h i 'em alone P o n t ut a ¥,e/y unique but enjoyable purty knock Then- is im rail for ham m er, at the handsome home of their parents. s(i|oi*t“ There is no end of fun in mind Dr. and .Airs. J N. Ho I•atm on tiie mg your own hiistni-ns. And it make* | Heights F^ ilay afternoon- A large sup­ other |>eop|e like you la-tter. Better ply- of cut wood had trere*n sent home by have other people get stuck on you the dttclur, which he told the tsi)** they titilli get stuck on yolifsilf Nobtldv would have to cord. gets *lu< k on a knot kef Don’t be one As "All work urn! rm p|ji\ make* lin k K» go-1 Hi g". -1 for ........... • a dull l»'\ 'M r* Hub . , thy Mr- . !., .| !.. , -, s brilliant eh .i f mat u g a r .d ft*.I of what .. . jn. it a f.,'m |d.d b ,.l 1 II..« ■' ■ -, . »F-■Hfii 11> mingling amusement and ¡ l.i \ ni or* "i i r,. 11 .-t » ,i*. with work. other fruits, might !■arti Invitation* were *«-nt to a Wood Cord­ tinti would . id H at» m ill. ing Party to the neighboring friends of ■ -safiil if ti ny old I James and Alfred tuul the guests came wh it 11.« r 1111m if «I sjM-cially ilressed for the meusion Tin in« I OlI • . ■• girls wore apron* t>< p ro i.. i i heir ¡m in i -u* I ll O|]' *' ' 11 llrisn -1 ami tbi- li" - u rii .|r.* -,.| o at, * I* lit SJl1U.t l*i* ' ititi* It, t overall* Tire • loMn u «»-u ■ .i■r I- i g. h of a.-r . , * I • •r . tnineil wit| i in. rrv ,,,t*............ . ',v n ■d i**T ■- I» ' o i l t * after wbu l • 1.1. r •...... , r I ol ,>I|T till A, . I !I I ., I,. * J... . , read to tlu-m until *u o . k lmp|e ]* merits for work in tin ol t.»*. hub- ion* pittiti « ahotii \ tu,* t »» " *I 'a lit up l o * t » t ie i • •I ■ • wagons anil a wheel liarroa were linn mi ftutls liosls and their guests and they nudili about your eitn.* ir», of other kinds. Tinse serve to kt* p tlx attacked the huge pile of ground cool and also r< turn tin inotsiur, wood, with many gay guests and chal­ alni in tin- end make lir»l class fertihrer lenging banter. The girls filled the wagons nrili whre| lini more than tliat, tin* adds largclt to barrow with the wood, which the Imy* tin- a|i|a*a-«nce of your |<rt mire«, inci­ hau.led to the place where the wis»| dentally ¡I a n s * your neighbor lo was to bt- corded nnd stocked it. While clean up a luth* lut, too In it letter to friends in tin* city Mrs the job wits not complete before you could »ay "Jack Robinson," yet tin- (I W Brady wrote th at they were he task was merrily done in a remarkably ginning to feel settled in lltt-ir home in short time, with Mrs. Hobson to over Brooklyn, New York. She also Tihid nee the work and lent a hand When that she hud a pleasant reminder *•( the last stick was put III its plate the Sanfvrd and iter friends at a luncheon, (). Mi*. happy little workers were rewarded when «ite etti ertiti lied Mr* LaughlU) who is visiting relative* in with delicious ice cream and cake. The guests in attendance at the New York, and Mrs. R. S. Keclor and unique party were May and Mildred Mi»« Charlotte whose jirrsent home is Holly, Margaret Cowan, Mary Fields, in New Jersey, who also spent the after­ Kate and Martha Brown, Reginald and noon, with her. Mrs. Brady'« host of Robert Holly. G. W. S|»encer, Jr., friends in the city regretted her leaving Frank and F.'rakino I’ojw, Percy Puck- *s *»»(‘>rd, but are pleased to know that arel, Jam«« Brown, Clnrence Fields, »lb1 fnmily are well and happily situated George Cowan. W. A. Adam» jin their new home. (rid Made Good aa New 1 beve a flint class harnuts makrr now Another beach road accident, in which and vie cari do anything in thla line whlle i y . , - , the occupants of a car narrowly neaped you walt* Givo uà a trial and ho con­ death, occurred ubouf R o’clock Imi vincerei. W. H. UNDERW tlOD. night when the automobile belonging to 82-tf Conrad MangeLs of 1356 Klorida avenue, driven by hU negro chauffeur, struck tIreNoUce Horse (ism -is soft aaml on the edge of the road, near 1 have a first class «*x|»*rl hunre* nlioer. th« eight mile pout and turned complete- (¡jVP j,jm a liu l ly over, making two complete révolu* Li W. i{ Underwood. I .. .. lions and righting itself upon its wheel» R4 if • * ‘ after throwing the four occupants io different directions along the road. Notice V- ______ Only 10 daya more and the «pedal lot fTii. *a brotbar of Charlre »ale will be off.* See me a t once and of th« “H a t Box” in get your choice. the Seminóla Hotel and a Ifamily conN. H. QA1 chlcf dep96-Tuew-2tc nection of Max Ot>çrdorfcr, m ïh: - -VV- m m m m m m m CIIY -RESIDENCES IN SANFORD' SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA — OFFERED FOR SALE BY in ih« n-liritnia-ffg^'J î' j. xhi. «aht.uf.a-Uiix x crflflf f ft/* ah upoq » ftxfwro. ~ *__._'___._________ in Kuehf«>»r. N1. V - .Sunday B each Accidents m Marks' Real Estate Agency l»r . -* - * •» m Raj*. ]>moIU ln flo r|dB j ! m m i e m m m s i x f s m 7—Four Houses, on 2 lots, Georgetown. Deep well with pitcher pump, cor. _ 10 th ami Willow. -$—iAYt.-'MTirkhnm Heights, 100x140, house, 4 rooms and bath. 500 gal. tank ... 9—Lot, 100x100. 7 Houses, cor. Sanford avenue and 11th 8 t ................. .............. 10—Lot on Markham Heights, lot 101x140, •]I— WHAT SANF()ftI) HAS f i c : , 1 200.00 2 ,200.00 3,000.00 AT^m p^ ^^0.00 o n d - El f l f Vr -------------------- :vrlirnff 8 rooms and bath.................. ................. 4,000.00 12- -A splendid large house, 10 rooms, 2 lots, store house and h a m ........ .................... 5,000.00 13 Withdrawn. 14- -Lot, Sanford Heights, 67x130, good 10 room house, electric lights, artesian well, tank and engine. Lots of fruits and flowers ......................................... 3,500.00 15 Fine house on the Heights, modern Dear Sir: «V In Order that you can ft,)rm a correct idea of San­ ford I will state a few facts as published by our com­ mercial Club. Sanford is in the new county of Seminole, for­ merly Orange. Sanford will be the county seat. Sanford is on the south shore of l*ake Monroe, a beautiful lake about four miles widje and seven miles im p rn v p m n n t.il, In f ‘ 134 x 130 , n h irk ren long. The St. Johns river runs throught it from east yards, Kewanec System water works, to west. „orange trees, flowers, etc................ ....... 5,000.00 Sanford has a population of 6,300 (city census of 16 House, 4 rooms, on 3rd St., between 1912). Palmetto and Magnolia..... .................... 1,800.00 Sanford has sik churches—Presbyterian, Meth­ IT—House, 8 rooms on 3rd St, between Palodist, Baptist, Episcopalian, Congregational and Cath­ . metto and Sanford...................."........... 1,300.00 olic. A High School, Grammar School, Primary 18—House, -IHrtory, 8 rooms, on Oak, be­ School, Kindergarten" and“ Catholic School. Splen­ tween 3rd and 4th.................................. 3,750.00 did Water Works, Gas Plant, Electric Plant, two Tele­ 19- House and lot between 3rd and 4th, on graph Systems, Ix>cal and Long Distance Telephones, Oak avenue, 5 rooms and hath and Standard Oil Station, Gulf Refining Oil Station, Rail­ kitchen.................................................... 4,500.00 road Shops, three Automobile Garages and Machinery 20 I/its, cor. 10th and Magnolia, gar­ Shops. Railways to Jacksonville, Tampa, Oviedo, age, lawn, etc., splendid house, 2 Leesburg, Eustis, St. Petersburg and Cameron City. story and attic, toilets, closets in Railway Shops, with monthly pay roll of $20,000.00. every bedroom. Furnace in base­ Two Banks, with a combined capital of $761, 5-17.82. ment 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 There were 2,569,010 letters mailed in the Sanford 21 A fine new house, 8 rooms, 2 lots, cor. Post Office in 1912. Two Ice Plants, capacity 150 . * 8th and Park, shade trees, bath and tons per day. $200,000.00 for Brick Roads to the toilet. Steam heat ........... *........... ..., 6.500.00 Celery Farms. Thirty School Teachers, with salaries 22—Good, 2 story house on Oak avenue, amounting to $15,221.00. One thousand one hundred between 7th and 8th Sts............ 5,000.00 and thirty-three Pupils. Free City Mail Delivery 23 6 Room house on Sanford avenue, be­ ahd three rural free delivery Routes. Daily Boat tween 4th and 5th streets 1.800.00 Lino to Jacksonville and boat lines up the river. 24 House and lot. cor. 9th and Fame! Ferries across the lake. New Onion Depot cost $100,one-half cash , 2100.00 000.00. New Express Otlicc cost $20,000.00. Sixty- 25 Withdrawn. blocks of Street paved with vitrified brick. A paid 26 3 Acres on the Heights, 8 room, 2 story Fire Department with automobile truck. One News­ house, 30 hearing orange trees 2.500.00 paper Office. A Fertilizer Plant, shipping 7,500 tons 27 2 Lots, six room house, tool shed, Mow­ annually. Two Lumber Yards. A Building and I^oan ing well 2.500.00 Association. One Steam and Two Hand Ijiundries. 28 Withdrawn. Two Theatres. Four Hotels and many Boarding 29 Block 13, C & T., one house, 2 story, 6 Houses. One Carriage and Wagon Factory. Three rooms. 1 house, 1 story, 5 rooms. Blacksmith Shops. Two Restaurants. Two Baker­ 1 House, 1 story, 2 rooms. One-half ies. One Military Band. One Public Library. One cash 2,500.00 <‘old Storage Plant. $70.IMP.(HI appropriated for a uti&nrAu «»(egmo. tutu***, wi(h nice fciwnr and o+'sVtoftF 'Bwtfrtmg. Concrete Works. Cold Storage Mowers, etc., on Park Ave. 6 , 000.00 Plant, three Artesian Well Drillers. Six Public 31 Anot.her fine home on Park avenue 10 .000.00 Parks. One-Base Ball Park. Two Tennis Courts. House, 2 story, S rooms, electric lights, Two Bottling Works. Seven Wholesale Fish Houses. gas ft»r cooking, copper wire screens, Two Plumbing Contractors. Four Building Contrac­ 35 gallon boiler. A bargain 3,500.00 tors. Two Photograph Galleries. Three Livery 33 I louse, 2 story, 8 rooms, on Magnolia 3,000.00 Stables. Four Attorneys at l«i\v. Splendid Sewer­ 34 A choice home. House 2 story and age System. Street Car Line. Masonic, K. of P., attic. S rooms, garage, Mowing well, W. of W , Elk, Moose. Eagle Lodges. Two Bicycle A bargain 7,000.00 Shops. One Really Trust 'Company. Seven Real 35 House. 3 rooms and kitchen, < »n Myrtle Estate Agencies. Three ( 'rate Material louses. Out* A \e . | m*( ween .rill ;m«l till St* 1.1 ri Wrapping Paper and Printing I eli *r\ Five ltl.«urI I \ I 1 1 . $ I ,1)1 M1.1 H1 1 )|j i-;ls \ t e r m * o r •DU.IX) aiHf Agelirle.s. | |\e l ‘b\.«iriaiis I' IVe Shoe St<i|'es. :t*i ( »ver an acre, with 2 story, 7 room bouse Nineteen Grocer) Store.«. Fight I >r\ kHIs IIoum'S. on the Heights. Fine location for Three C lo th in g Si ores. Four Furniture Stores. chicken farm 4,000.00 Three Hardware Stores. Four Drug Stores. One 37 A line home, 2 story. 8 room house, Wholesale Grocerv. One Wholesale Feed and Grain with 2 splendid lots {House on corner House. One 5 and 10 Cent Store. Two Jewelry lot , near business part of town 6 , 000.00 Stores. Two Musical Instrument Houses. Two See« 1 Houses. Two Veterinary Surgeons. Three Dentists. I Two Civil Engineers. Three thousand li\e hundred «>1*. lit t \v»-t 11 1Hi Ii itlltl 1 11li Si • I t > in li t $300.0(1 \cres ill Vegetables ‘I Went \-seven Vegelahle P>UV ■i I i *-rii* i p n h .11111 I „m i t 500.00 I JJ l .»»I * , i Io, t i i -t 1 ; i n 11 11■Mi ■, <i , i ii .1 vi.-II i r>. i t ( \ , etc., eti . 1000 . 0(1 I ut nti Sanford It ight * Sanford is one o f the healthiest eitie> in the state. 3 5 0 .0 0 I a »1 Oil S . t n l o l ii l i t I g l l t * 3 0 0 .0 0 Splendid street cleaning department, sewerage, a - I ait* m Iilk 5, Tii-r 6 1000.00 well organized sanitary department and such other S ¡.Splumlid H e ig h t* lari* 1000.00 -organizations as conduce to the welfare and good health. 9 2 Lois in Sanford Heights 7 0 0.00 The vegetable output from the Sanford farms for 10 2 fa.»ts in Cicorgetmvn 2 5 0.00 H50.00 last season, from 2,175 acres of tiled land ami 1,325 11 Lot on Magnolia, Ihmween Kth and 9th 12 2 I aris on <ink. iHriween 12th and 13th I 100.00 acres not tiled, was ;ls follows; 13 *i laris on Sanford Heights, fronting Park avenut ‘120,000 Crates Celery $525,000.00 67x130. Kuch 5 5 0.00 250.000 Crates Lettuce ~ 375.000. 00 M 2 laris, comer Kltli and M yrtle 1100.00 225.000 Crates Other Vegetables 215.000. 00 15 I Corner lot, loth and Palmetto 9 0 0.00 25.000 Barrels Irish Potatoes 125.000. 00 16 1 Pot between 9th and 10th on Palmejtn h 00.00 17 I lajt between 3rd and 4th on Oak 12 5 0.00 110.000 Bushels Corn 99.000. 00 1H 1 Lot between 3rd ami 4th on Oak 2100.00 65.000 Bushels Sweet Potatoes 65.000. 100 !) 1 Lot, ire-tween Ft and 2nd on French 600.00 194)00 Boxes Citrus ( itms Fruit 23,760.00 20 Ith're'k 5, Tier 10 • 21 2,000 Tons Hay 24.000. 00 168x26S ft., on Park Avenue (about 6 lots' 3500.00 81.000 Watermelons ......... . 12,500.00 22— U»t on 1st Street, between Palmetto and Sanford ( 11 $1,464,250.00 or 3,118 cars of 40,000 lbs. capacity. Five room Cottage, on. Palmetto ave­ nue between 4th and 5th streets toilet and bath. Artesian well con­ nection. Cash ...... ........■............ ......$ 2 Lot 13, Blk 5, Tier 2, House of 10 rooms 3—Lot, 100x150 ft,, 10 rapm House, two stories. Flowing well and rain water water tank-__ : . ...................... 4 Two story, 7 room House, lot 100x110 ft., on Oak avenudl Plenty of Mowers and shrubbery ............ ................. 5- Five room Cottage, comer lot, 67x 75 feet. Easy terms. 6—Lpt 65x117, House 6 rooms and bath, warehouse. Use of warehouse re­ served for 5 years. Good flowing well. Half cash.,................. 1 1,500.00 2,500.00 . 4,500.00 3,500.00 2 ,f 0 0 .0 0 3,000.00 Avenues 1100.00 Nice lari in Sanford Heights , 225.00 lari on corner, Ireri. 11th and 12th, on Magnolia Avenue. One-half cash . , 500.00 25 Ivot on 3rd Street, Stringfellow’s Addition.. ................ 500.00 26— Comer lot Markham Heights.......... ................... 300.00 27 - 7 Lots in West Sanfonl j 700.00 28— Whole block, 3, Tier 18 r - , 1500.00 29— 2 loots in Celery Avenbe Addition 200.00 30— 1 Lot in Celery Avenue Additigp 300.00 31 - - W«j of a Bloek (5 lots), on'Palnutto v 2000.00 32— EH of a Block (5 lots), on Magnolia.......................... 2000.00 33— WJi of-Block (Slots) on*l'ark * 2500.00 34— 2 Lots, between 10th and 11th on Elm ........ . *80o!o0 3 a - 1 loot, Ixitween 11th and 12th ori Mngnolin 4uu.00 36- 2 lajLre on Magnolia, between 10th and l Uh I25 o!oq 37 1 lari, between French and Myrtle, on 1st St. . 1000.00 23 24 R. If. MARKS’ Real Estate Agencjr. Established 1869. I have some choice timber tracts, and a few good orange groves, and I can beat the world on Celery Farms. . i \«V * ^ * 't. 4 �r 7* ■■I I W M P » ! IH ‘ ». . —--. * - I • TX % y * . j{ fi j *- . :s> ïtIP-z OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD CSS THE'ISXNFORD tE I N SANFORD — Lift. la H'urih. Lùiuç . ' It , «M L J N E S IU K AND FRIDAYS Rum» B 1LLSB 0R 0UGH BONDS Bond Issue Carries By A Vote Of Over Four To One STORM /AT WASHINGTON Sanford Elks viviY,\\vx?.i Other News O f Intem t in The State Culled For Buty Herald Reader* r AI a. 1241 New Home V T" „ Bif Blow Strikes Capital City With Great Force />'.'/*!9.(9, è’Â*-- i ï - f*K V I vii T^* rr_- \ TV-'. • ' _ -I * 1 1 V.j . r - "t i ' j % ;% Other Nexj* Of The World At Large Dutcctcd For The Busy , Readers By «-vote oLc'vasidcrahly more th»n -UJre- * g h m tH k d ir^ y v to n ltf north"AT' * ‘ (our to one, according to tho moat ann=" wind, rain and hail whlpjicd back and pie to returns procurable. Hillsborough forth across the nation» capital yes­ county voted (or brick roads, and by terday, leaving death and ruin in ita such action placed itself in tho front wake. Three dead, «cores in ju red and ranks of good roads counties, taking a hundreds oL Uuiuaaiula .oi dollars worth «tap which will mean a tremendous ad­ of property destroyed visa rip toll re­ r* W ? vertisem ent for the wbolo state. All corded in the hurried canvtaa made the city precincts had been reported when the city aroused itaelf after hajf complete soon after the polls closed and an hour of helpleeaneM in the grasp of \ ab out half the country precincts re­ the element». Out of a blaxing sky, unported during the evrning. Those which dcr which the city was sweltering with have not yet reported, mostly small the temjx’rature at 100 degre«*, came tho ■ communities having few votes, will festorm, roaring from the north, driv­ . port today, and will change the result ing a mail of clouds that cast a mantle little, if any. The total vote, accord­ of darkness over the city; Tho gale, ing to tho latest figures last night, was reaching a velocity of almost aevernty 3,041 for bonds and 786 against. AI-. miles an hour, swept the streets clear, though it had been confidently expected unroofed houses, tore detached small th at the bomb would carry by a consid­ structures (rum their foundation', wreck­ erable majority, the tremendous major­ ed one office building, overturned wag­ ity which was actually polled In favor ons and carriages in rip? streets, and v „"VT-;? t of the issue was a surpsise to even the swept Washington's hundred parka, r*. —- ; i most enthusiastic supporters of the meas­ mm tearing huge branches from trees and ,-fVrî. A fJ •*L- P e s e tv»«- ta v T T i v i * A v i: IIT */HvVh>U\CiTV'S>ru!i^.iHH-n ■> ure. The opposition seemed to fade M i even uprooting sturdy old elms, land­ into nothingness. The only fear was m arks of a century. Washington's wall that felt early in the day that the vote kept streets, with their wesllh of tret's, would Ik* so light that the result might were littered with broken foliage, roofs, ( HEAP HATES T o MIAMI EINE AMl’SEMENT PARK FLORIDA FOR EAtTORIES DECIDED ON f O l ’ItT HOUSE % * I be dangerously close by default, hut in debris and dead birds, at if a playful the afternoon voting was resumed at a Wclbiirni* Work Will lie llrru|>ir<l m l In Arrounl of ihr llig tnniiersn rj Will he Bulli in < lly 1.1mil* by n San- ’■per ami Rope ( an he Made From giant had carelessly swished his club up lively rate and It was seen that the vote ami down the city. The wind wrecked ( elebrnlliin Next Week ford Slock t ompany Temporary Cfuartcr« for Official* Florida Plants would lie a furily good one, There was it* havoc liefore the rain and in five That Sanford will nt last have on A representative of u manufacturing minute* the tem perature dropped from considerable inequality, however, some Tin* lioartl 'if county commission* ra Miami, the Magic City. where you precincts voting heavily am! others vot­ liavit finally decided to accept I he offer have always wanted to go, will have a Ideal amusement park and swimming syndicate is now In Florida, we under­ the 100 mark to lu-twoen sixty and sev­ of the number of rooms in the Wel- monster celebration hext Thurdssy, jtool is beyond question, as a company stand. looking into the prospects of ob­ enty. Then tho rain turned to hail, and ing light. borne hloek on a strictly rental basis. Friday and Saturday, when the seven­ of Sanford citizens has been formed taining a sufficient supply of the well hull »tone* battered on roofs and crashed o o o The rattle Industry of Osceola coun j Tlie bulge room on I lie third floor will teenth anniversary of that city will be to la k e 'u p this mailer at once The known plant, the Spanish bayonet, through skylight* and window*. F'or ty is helping to add to the national rep­ lw used it* the court room and Mr. observed in a most fitting manner with lienutiful natural spring and park grounds Yucca aloifolin, before going into the half an hour the city cowered, paralyzed, utation of Florida as an ideal place for ftohinson, the owner will put in nn ole- all tin- pomp and pageantry of parades, in the western part of the city at the husineo-s of manufacturing ro|a* and under the Ixating of the storm, every investment. Relative to recent trans­ vator service that will make the third music, ball games, athletic events, etc concrete bridge just west of the Florida twine from the fiber of Its leaves. Ex- activity suspended. Trolley cars, street All the people of this w i'Lion who wish Fertilizer factory will In- purchased perimenl has sufficiently demonstrated traffic and telephone service were halted, actions there the tbceolat Journal says floor very convenient. All the rooms to attend can get the cheap rate of $5,50 arid one of the finest resorts m the state the feasibility of such manufacture and government departm ents siuqiended opnecessary for the officials will )«• given “ fine of .the largest local deals that has ihtUtl.tM llut suaiJiiJ ¿Joor and the huiJd, ^¡ut-lhejuiujid. Urp. Ikd»«!«. MiflU«» «wUp»*'! bo. AU til lltu -Obui. row* Im »upur-tud LluJU tho, a r a t iujuL. 'JAw " < * » * ■ . 1 « . tiiix e ___¿WWW.UUlWc-We-taUiw-hit*Wv-w«*-crioeswvi'H mg should lie an ideal location for the 1 on the 6th and 7th, good to return the to ta le advantage of the same in the h'*f without great n o t i stury brick office liuiliflng occupied by muted Monday when Henry Partin There is another sjiecii-s of the same B S. Saul Company, real estate dealers, purchased 500 head of one year old Lrausaction of thè rounty's busine** 10th. This will l*e u good opportunity fall arid the te*»! will be constructed at of visiting the Fla*t Coast and the city once for the delectation of the public genus from which the filier is so easily and fifteen persons were curried down steers ami heifers from Henry Hass until a new court botisi' cari !«• built The new Seminoie Bank Si Trust Co of Miami at a very cheap rate, and enjoy­ The grounds are nt present owned by removed that it has been for many in the crash- W. K. Hilton, vice pres­ Then- are hut few weeks that pass dur ing a good 11ml' with the J*siple of Miami Judge Stringfellow who years ago was year* used <fnr twine, home strings and ident of the real estate company; Tho«. will <*Tup> thè corner riami, formerly ing a year hut what some ileal of eonsid «table magnitude has been closed in­ is'Upieil h> M <• Coggiiut i l o . and Pis>p|e wisimig to attend from San­ struck with ttie beauty ol the place but other like jiurjnnes in the south. F'or B. Feaiey, 65 year» old, a clerk, and an volving a few hundred to jtnmy thoq this «di alno stimolate business ili thè ford unii vicinity will take the Float failing to intercut any one in the project such u*«i the long leaves of the bear unidentified man w ho entered the build­ sand head of cattle. Kissimmee is the block ami make that eftd of tlif city wtike Coast train from Ktu or prise Junction and having no time to devote tiyil htm- griuv, Yucca filamentosa, liaVe but to ing to try to reot'ue those caught in the home of some ol the moat successful up frotn thè long lethargy indi whicli Li and the rut«i of $5.50 iipplien from that self will disjjowe of the property to the tie passed through hot ashes, or sul>- wreck, were taken frotn the ruins dead. new company. jecli-d to steam, to make the stripping Half a dozen were taken to hnspitals and well known cattle men Of the state, ha* fallen sinre thè march of progress jilnce. Remember the date. August 7lh, Stb This sjiring in years gone by was off the Ih-shy part of the leaf an easy seriously injured, and hulf a doren more am) the cuttle industry is one that has ha* hecn inaile townrda other pari* of brought thousand* of dollars into the the city. With the building of the Fllks ( anil !»th and get your ticket* nt Flnter- famous all over the south for Its wonder- task, leaving the filter» bare and usable were treated for alight injuries. T o­ f'luh on Park avenue just mirth of the (tr i*-«- J unci ton fill curative properties, Wing at times I without further prejiariition This plant night the poliee still were digging in the town during tha last few m onths” Band building, bulklieadillg the lake , mil«! the fabled Fountain of Youth” is to (>,- found all over the south, as far ruins, fearing other Itodies might l»e I ) I I II front anil a new tourist hote l i om | ^ Nti* ! H Tolar H o s t e s * of Ponce lie la-oil by the tourists who. north as Virginia, and pi«.-u->«*ew several r»*eoVered Perry Sw eatl, 26 year» of age. soli of niercial "tre',t may regain s o m e of tinMr» Fl-ne»t It 1‘olar was t h e I'hurrn annually made pdgrmiagie to this spring ' advantages t>ver the Spanish bayonet o o 0 Captain \V \V Sweatt of No 41!' Plan liet Jirestlge mg hide*» ut a delightful card party ai from i thcr purl* of Florida to bathe in (jiie l* that it* lenii-», a* long as th Senator J Hamilton ia’wi» lias corns street, was almost instantly killed a few T h e court room will be located on llk- tier tymiLsome new hom e on M agnolia the waters and drink the sparkling ol its showier cousin, are borne on and to the conclusion th at the "old man" of minutes after midnight when he dashed avenue Tuesday afternoon, compli­ draught th at was said to he a panacea entirely clothe a short stem, not leaving the family has not received proper rec­ into a slowly moving freight train ut the lhird floor of the block, the official»’ mentary to her attractive house guests, for many ailments of the human family. some part* bare through the successive ognition from a grateful country, al­ point where the Atlantic Coast Line rooms on the second floor and the month­ her sister. Mrs. T. A. Begg* and Mr» Tho swimming pool will be made dropping of leaves as they mature. though the nation has honored the other Railway crosses North Boulevard. He ly rental to the county for as many Wilson of Titusville and Mr» i W first and the lienutiful grounds put in Another is that the point on tile leaf is T ile members of the American household. was rilling a motorcycle and the theory room s as are needed will be $100 lease system was first proposed to the "'bigate of Jacksonville Three tables shape when tha park will lie thrown o|H-n flexible, not rigid and keenly sharji a* A* « result he announced his intention of William Stevens, who was following It i* to introduce a bill setting aside July 29 commissioner', but on account of the o( BU<li" n ^ d g r were pl.yeil Mr» to the public. From time to time other that of the Spanish bayonet cluee behind on another motorcycle is m*d*' lh" h|Kb,‘*t attractions will la- added and being only easily cultivated, producing a crop soon­ a* "F’ather’s D ay." Already there ia a that young Sweatt did not s»s- the light objections to the county being tied up < ru,r with a five year pr.q»»»ition they favored winning the prlie, * lovely hand painte.1 five minutes walk from the centre of er.* As the whorl of leaves arivsi from j "Mother»’ Day" and # "Children's curried by the flagman who was on the rental of the room, it Iking the l’lul*' 'r '"' «»»olation prlie which wo* Sanford this new j.ark will la- well pal- a *hort stern, there 1» little wo»te mate Day "Why shouldn't we do some­ opposite aide of the train from the riders the rental ot ttie rooms general opinion that Seminole county cul ,l,r' “ pretty bridge ¡wore, wo* won | ronued. The new company expect» rial to add to tha tonnage. It i* rather thing for the old man?" asked the sen­ Tampa Tribune. will be ready to build a goo-l court house by Mrs. J. W. Dickins. Refreshing to have » bottling work* engaged In more common In Florida than the Yucca ator. "He |iays the bills and on cold o o n punch was served during the afternoon, bottling the water fur export trad« as aloifolin. in three year*' time winter mornings is forced to light the Petitions ure being signed readily and when the pleasant games of rarilA several inquiries have already been re­ All the species of this genus pessosa Area. In summer they make him do With a clock in the tower of the Welwhich will peon 1» presented,to the Man­ were ended delirious Ice cream and cake ceived relative to this long forgotten long, smooth, non-aliaorlient fiber*, ur tho work of a horad In mowing the lawn atee d ty council, asking for an election borno block, the temporary quarters were served. Mrs. Tolar's guest* were spring whose waters were once so popu­ great durability and unsurpassed beneath the blazing sun. Ills lot, al­ to appear liotter than the o n a botyi i» u f of thirty-five thousand can, be, made , , , , Mrs. J. A. Bcggs, Mrs. Wingate, Mrs. lar with the public. strength, and are of great value for rope together, is not a happy one. He de­ (lunM j c Ut.nnt,u Mr> dollars. Already the work of selling majority ofthe court house* m many | ^ The announcement that this wondrr- making. They will grow in light, sandy serves the recognition." Senator Iwwls to gfade stakes has been accomplished and counties ten rimes the age o Seminole j w IJickjnil> M n F. J. Gonsalea, Mrs ful »pring would again be opened soil, no mutter how j>oor, though, nat­ intends to introduce u hill at this session, K. Deas. Mia. the public ho«been hailed with joy by plana are on foot for water works sew­ and tlk. Welborne block will 1* At tod fJeo KoI Jr M fl_ H urally, in richer soil the leaves will be but will not prras It for consideration un­ erage olid“ packing; also a seawall ex- up in oa * P* u “ ,w “ t"our I Mslyel Bowler. Mrs. E. I). Brown the fieople of this section who know it longer, therefore more valuable. The til the regular aesaion beginning In De­ . , ,__, . , . , ,v . . .. , , . , . tending the entire length of the .river­ house would be In the Interior. The party were Joined later in the j by reputation, mu/iy of them having only reason why this southern* source cember. If prom pt action la not taken front with a magnificent boulevard, M. F. Robinson, the owner has reached by Mr* R. J. Holly. d ra n k th« waters and bathed In the pool of wealth has not lieen earlier exploited on it then he threatens to make a speech. the age where he was anxious to rid hlmo o o before it fell Into decay and wo* allowed 1» that the profier machinery for decor­ ooo aelf of tho care* incidental to the rental B l n spits of the largest year in build­ to become filled Up. Will (’em* to Sanford ticating the fiber* had not been Invent­ of a large building and was willing to In view of tho opinion of Judge Duf­ ing that St. Petersburg has ever known The great nes-d of an amusement park ed, It »ecru* that now It ha* lieen — Edgar Mobley, for fifteen years em i n a n i * term* m t u n to u > nanyone i i r u u c who m i u would « u u m take m n* , . » , . fy, who ordered the vital organs of E. O. the coming season promises to see every make , , . . # .. ployed ma clerk »nd manager of the drugw and swimming pool in Sanford ha* long no difficult task, it would seem. '. t t been felt and during the remainder of Painter, the "Jacoksonville Fertilizer house and almost every room occupied enure cliarge and the majority of the store owned by the DeSoto Drug Corm" We have often urgod th at cordage King." turned over to Dr. George II. and the real estate men report an unusal citizens of Seminole county think the pany, has tendered his resignation to the summer season there will lie some­ demand for houses. The board of trade commissioner* have acted wisely in this take effect on the first of August and will thing doing all' the Lime at Seminole manufacturer* turn their attention to Whipple, in the event they are found to the value for their purpose« of the bear be decaying, the question now ariaes, U getting a big mail every day, most of m atter of the selection of the temporary nrcept a jiosition in Sanford.. ^ r- Spring*. gross. Perhaf* the day la at hand now who will determine when the viscera quarters for the transaction of county the J itte rs being from persons desirous Mobley ha» • host of frien^a in Lake: An announcement of the new cornwhen the possible economic importance 1» vanishing? Attorney Arthur L. Jackbusiness' > to rent houses for the season. ^ to ae* .him . . leave. pany will be given later, with the publi­ City and.............. all will regret of this point will be rccognlicxj. When son, who 1» counsel for Mrs. Painter, ooo The price la much lea« than the owner j j r Fxs«*n both efficient and popular cation of the charter to be applied for rope walks, potteries, glaas work* and The Seaboard Air Line's passenger or lessee» could get from Individual jn t jie performance of hia, dutire and a and the actual work of opening the new other like establishments for the utiliza­ took an appeal from tho decision ofjtho -- .* depot in Ocala is to be remodeled and tenant* and with the elevator « rvice | mQn conM-|«nUous and faithful em- pork will then begin. The idea of a new tion of Florida's natural wealth are in court. He said th a t the question would enlarged, the work to commence with­ and other convenience* the commla-1ployw, than h(l h u proVen himaelf tourist hotel ha» also been enter taints) operation this state will have a backing r « u lt In the tail trig of more testimony. T hat mean« th a t if the United ¿Rates ___ by the company, aa. the location ia one in the nest few days. The freight de­ sioner* have undoubtedly made a good could not lx) found anywhere. of manuTacturai Tor Ri diversified agri­ Fidelity and G uaranty Company come deal. of the boat In the city and the houae Before taking up hit new dutlea Mr. depot adjoining will also be rebuilt. culture and growing commerce.—Timee- Into court under a five-day nolle* to -----Several thousand dOttSrt WlR b r 'e x ­ Mobley and fam ily wiR Viiit for.awhile pould be m ade very popular bath winter tTnlon. --------------- • ” 7 ---------the other«aide add declares the organs, at Daytona Beach, going to Sanford and eum m er.. ' ■ pended In Improvements on the two Will Publish the law s of Mr. Painter ore decaying, the defense Mill Creek flowi through the prop­ Buildings. . At the meeting of the county com­ later to till Id ijnewr position. —Lake wilt u k that it be proved. This will ne­ " Prominent Educators hero ' ” erty and h small boat can be rowed from .'y, y ■ "ooo * « jr . ■•' missioner» next Tuesday The Herald City Index. cessitate tho callink^pf exports by both uLr springs to Utke Monroe, a short Warren A. Ruth, professor In the M t Is stated th at actual work on the will be ordered to print the atate law* aides to make a n eAnty)jr\ation. nee away, and in time this creek SBU Illinois Agricultural Experimental Sta­ At his own request. General William proponed electric railway between Jack­ for Seminole county and the aame wdll could lx* u»cd as a harbor for marty amali tion. and Arno H. Nehrling, Instructor ............ H. Bixby, chief of engineers of the sonville and St. Augustine will 1« started appear about August ............. 15th. As a copy by the first of October. The cost of of the new law* will lx: mailed to every United State* army, »ill retire August P r ,,u - wbl“ * t* cupa,lU woultl pr*icf in Floriculture and assistant in the F.'xIleautirul, Hrdrahglaa perimental Station If the University of th b railway will reach the two million voter in Seminole county this edition 11, In favor of Col. William T. Roaaell, »<» spetjd a day a t the aprinpMrs S. McBritto hold» the record for Wtth the many advantrgea of Scfo- Illinois at Urbana, Illinois, were in the — dollar m ark, .to lie accomplished by will be one of the bret advortiaing me- senior colonel of the engineer corf*. beautiful hydrangioa in this section, d ty for several hours on Wednesday. Grneral Bixby would not Im re a c tu a l, inole Spring* aa a location Tor an arauaeCanadian and British money. dium* ever and th* advertisers should bringing in one to Lawson's store on They were the guests of S. Rung* and aervice on account of age until next I rnent park U la not an idle dream to pr^• ooo rerriemlwc the date and get their copy Saturday that was pronounced by critics N. A. Colbert and were greatly ftnpresred December, two months after the date diet th at in a few month* this property The little town of Dunncllon is cer­ ready for^the big edition. The Herald with the agricultyral, advantages of to be one of the finest ever seen here. will be worth many times the original on which Colonel Roaaell m ust retire, th a t^ la y V il, carry about thirty paged tainly progenaing. Contracts have been Qanfonl and the celery delta. Prof. I t waa pink in color and very.large and mad« for tha expenditure of 9100,000 of good m atter. A later announcement lienee be asked Tor retirement before price and the new company has good Hehrling U the oon of II. Nehrling, the the plant, while only a year old had four cause to think they have struck that date th at hia brother officer might putting la a new aewer system and will be made about thia edition and mean thing good In- the .omuaentinr Hi a n d i weli known h nrtknlturli t of- Got ha fine blonma, rare among thee* plant*. th at will return t handsome profit In Un». | In Onutge county. , > ... R In mind. - . '■> * * ■ ways. SN ,, V "V'-V -ij- V7 ■V.a , z. . -, . :\ ì **£Ù * , itv». EÖi t? | 51 î' il I ; j _*! I jrj �- - 1. Angant 1. 1113 THE SANFORD HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget Of Interesting'Items From Correspondents , EVENTS Or SEMINOLE COUNTY E fficient Staff O f Reportera Weekly . - m - ta ~ ^ . MOORE MOVEMENTS Resident* hnvo been favored, as Rev. f i. T . Galnrn baa preached the last two Sundays and held revival services ev­ ery evening last week and In this much interest has been displayed and good attendance. * ......... Mrs. G. A. Moore la In Arcadia spend­ ing some time with her daughter, Mrs. R . F. Holzcndorf. Mm. R. A. Coachman and daughter, Mrs. J. F, Jadon and son Jsck were here for -TTKìim & testÙ M M im iuU -Jo» Own* W on’«, enroute from a visit In Arcadia to their borne in Miami. M rs. Morris of Forest City visited her son, C. C. Morris and family recent­ ly. Master Alton Morris Is at borne from a visit w hh his grandmoiW » M i» Edna accompanied her grand­ m other home for a month. , Mrs. John Robinson* and children of Norwalk is visiting her father, Fred Cowan. M r. and Airs. W. H. Byers moved to town a month ago and moved back again last week. C. C. Worthington of Tampa was a guest of the Hancocks and Ellsworths recently. y O - F. McClelland was in Geneva last week and bought about fifty head of cattle owned by the- late Mrs. Eliza­ beth Prevatt. * Mr. ahd Mrs. W. W. B ritt and son and M r. and Mrs. Louis Willis have moved to Loughman to work at their former business in the saw4 mills. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Knight have , moved from the Moss place to W. Wl • B ritt’s house on Miller avenue. •A family by the name of Long from N orth Carolina have ju it moved into tho Siaytor house at Beck Hammock and will farm. Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Raynor and Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Squires of Cameron avenue have been enjoying a month's stay In the Andrew's bungalow at Shell, Mound. r- ■ •, , Mrs. M. J. Chase and O. L. Chase of West Sanford were calling on friends about here Sunday. _ ____ Jo« Cameron Is m ating plana to raise more celery, lettuce, etc., than ever cn iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllllllllllllllllllllliuilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllë much of th at and ready to return the office to the ap ­ his forty acre truck 1farm. He has a were much ptoaaed, pointing power, assisting the new man , few new trucker», one from North- Caro­ country is beautiful. Misses M artha and Nellie King, two In every possible m an n er."" lina, one from Geneva and a woman of our most popular young ladles have trucker from here. gone with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Luther Müler Building Mr*. R. F. Duke left Tuesday for to N orth Carolina, whccs~<hs)M wik WuiUffÄAiWl. SUI leil'Tlj’ î f î v M ¡lier Folk»town, Ga., for a viait with home «H H :•'■MrysfW»hw"*»>w«peniitt*ndinif-»^»P«»d «cVeral months visiting the many building this week, being engaged tit of Interest In th a t State. putting down the foundation. The construction job near Hastings. ( spent building will be south of The Herald 1 & and Mrs. T. W. Lawton Mrs. Samtnis of O Jery avenue, Mrs. Ellsworth of noardal! avenue and R. L. last week with friends at Daytonu office and will consist of two g o o d s ta rs J rAoms on the first floor and apartm ent»‘i Grier of Cameron City have ail been Beach. ___ M j. a a d Mrs— U-.J L . wsyriw % 'lte 111 with malaria recently. ^ and ReiwferetT ** ' — — ’ rfw f cowan am! children hkvo moved gone* to Tentidawe; w here *Töv)"^wtfl w enpy *onó of the store rooms and also! 2331485353535323534823535323484853485323904853485323482323 spend the summer, the rooma overhead. The other room Into the Aldridge house on Celery ave­ nue nn^ will work on the farm. C. S. Bragg df Ohio, who is here to will be fitted up. for offices slid have al­ Carries the water aeriated free of contamina­ Hail os large as "Boston Baked" brand take the agency at the A. C. I* depot ready been leased fftr a term' of years at tion aniL Obstruction. of beans fell thick and fast for ten rnin- during Mr. Wheel«rr’a vacation has a good price. Mr. Miller started this building one u t a dyring a heavy storm Friday after­ moved to Florida and he-and his Family Always under perfect control and each funcnoon. ** are a t the Cushing Homo lor tho pres­ year ago and built the bakery pa/t, Ed * Cameron is getting about on e n t ~ from which building he has been serv­ tioil is performed separately. crutches as a- result of a savage mule .IiobL.. Lawton and. hla si*ter, Mi» ing the trade. He will now fit up a kick, which nearly fracturec)"a ..... Helen have gone to Daytona Beach to (rent room for the retail trade and will Dr. Robson waa called Tuesday night join th e^ n a n y of our t o w n e e who “Uo/ ’ut “ dfllr>' k¡“ h*n *** to see tho sick child of Mr. and Mrs. have been attracted there this luramcr. ) lu n (lw wUI « " H aho cold drin]a >■ . . . «' and Ice cream. J. G. Hasty. The hotel, show a good number of] The /|o n t of tbo ncw buildinK ^ ^ people coming into town. Lot. a r e |tho u u - t , tw n of buiI brick 'w ith y .. „A LTAM ONTE ANNOTATIONS___ •eM m g-triF-and indications are most ^ jpRrj- «.'■yasxv — . « f U U n p ;i n H l i i B P C W / ^ s T f f e g r M r. and Mrs. S. Maxwell McIntyre favorable to growth and prosperity. "Now oîTExhibition at the Sanford, House, ance and Lbe work will be completed by are spending a few days a t their palatial Sanford, Florida October Arts in order to be ready for cottage. They are combining business the fall trade. This new building will with pleasure and to a ttest Altamonte's Rrown Will b e M arshal add another value to Magnolia avenue delightful climate in midsummer and T he'opposition to J» C. Brown (of as a business street. M tn to be enjoying beautiful Altamonte Polk county, as United- ¿fates Marshal S. O. Shinholser is the Contractor. as a delightful summer resort as well as for the Northern D istrict of Florida winter. On their journey south they aeema to have dwindled to nothingness ReaotatJons of Respect passed - through a tem perature of 104 with the u su red fact th a t Senator Flet­ degrees to find their thermometer a t cher has at last given his unqualified Whereas, it has pleased sn All-Wise IN CHARGE Altamonte Springs registering 02 de­ endorsem ent with Senator Bryan, to Providence to tako from our midst, grees with comfortable nights for sleep­ the Folk county man. Emmett II. Herndon, the father of one ing. They will leave on their return of our members, For some time it was recognized th at trip Thursday, Aug. 31st. Therefore, be it resolved, th at we and J . . * . ^ jjE Brown had the inside track on the Others, C. A. Dallas, Altamonte's enterpris­ 5353235353484853532348534853 bu t ull the candidates kept hope alive ....... ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ing brick and stone manufacturer, has in their breasts by recalling that there just completed a lino walk from the -■-■■■ 1--------— was liable to lie a disagreement between gentleman and wt? greatly deplore hlsj front stej* of a A. II. Fuller’s cottage loss, and we hereby extend our must the two senators on the m atter, and th at across the lawn to the front gate. Mr. each one of them stood »-good chanco heartfelt sympathy in tin- great bereavi Fuller has had many other improvements of being the compromise candidate to | merit of his four sons and other relamade and Ilia beautiful grounds th at lives, and especially to our brother l*e agreed on. add much to the attractiveness of his [ councilman. pretty home. Mr. Dallas is now build­ . Telegrams just receive«! in the city j7 Be it further resolved, that the city I have opened an up-to-date Bicycle Shop on No. 101, First S t. My stock ing fancy cement steps to Buena Cottage now ahow th at both senators are agreed 1clerk be instructed to furnish a copy of now Lm not as complete as It will be later as all my goods are not In. My on the Southern. D istrict Mars hid, u n d ', then«* resolutions to nur brother councilon Maitland avenue. whole line Is new to Sanford, up-to-date, and picked with a view to qua!exiw«'t«d early . J. MV Lewis lias his handsome brick the nomination can j man and copy to the Sanford Herald this week, according to advices from ity. In HlcycJes and Tires 1 am offering the biggest values ever offered In garage very nearly complete«!, which for publication, an«l that a copy be Spread adds much to the progress!vene-w of this Washington. Sanford. I want your business and guarantee all good* nnd repair«. ujKin the minutes «if this body. The present inarahlu, Captain Horr, l*eauliful village. SANFORD CITY COUNCIL: Fogg & Osteen have purchased and who has been asked to resign, says the , C. C. Woodruff. harvest«.»«! the crops of corn rnise«l by M r.j position he is In is embarrassing, for he S. itunge, Mullen in his young grapefruit grove. cannot resign and keep [faith with Ids', w H. Underwood, The heaviest July bloom ever known is party, which placed him in position for Committee. setting the fruit plentifully and is an in­ a definite term, expecting that, as here*. dication of a large crop of grnfie fruit to tofore, nil commissions would l*e recog­ Congregational Church nized ils binding and in good faith until be harvested late next spring. Next Sunday morning the theme for THE S T A T E U N I V E R S I T Y Florida State College For Women O a la ta v illt, ria rid a their natural expiration or until the roiuddkration will be "The Huppy Sur­ Tallalaii««. florid« holder hud been removed for cuuse, prises of Judgm ent." In the evening H * i t S i t i i a t O p t a i S e p t e m b e r lb « 2 3 r d , 1 9 1 3 ‘ OVIEDO OCCURRENCES C <jll#g* oí A rt* la d S r i t a o i , N o rm « ) & he»J w ith TK s U a iv t r e it f o í F io n d i p Ä i m f w siW p l D****r»m*s»i, S*h«<N>i «>< Mir««c, S<h**l >*f Mrs. Henry Ytwige has gone to New neither of which exigency has aris«»n the subject will be, "Tha Sovereignty U r lb « L boral l a d p r o li _____ id w u ti e « o f FWfl ‘ KA mr t 4*rff*rt*n S ch o o l o f E t p i t u i c h . H a m * f r o n o m k i D tp i« i o s a r m a n ai ih« attu ai m i o f li v ia f HfcfW m o ra l la » » of the Better Self.” All art* cordially York, where she will spend the summer in his -place. n»*n* Wltjl 1 * iS «Mtwo D ivistati 1er* t ton, 1*iIf fpsnslly B wawliM hw JJiikfi- Allmacftw* a m ^thre*rk<»tii H r e il f ÏÔÔ par* n*ni iiw tr*** eiUMMlaaac» iwctn-L W««ltf«l Wild«ni« »cui ini di«*» — - 4J( Mum#, 1*«Um* «ppoinlrnttiiL- in h 'u*1 oj-U w****rvKM-«W ow r t u i rch. with her sister. 4 orno» f i r n » c f J««u f o r tnf»ym M* -*k«w f w«s.■s — lasted#« iw A t Ki« I has 11 itili I E»f I t u J t C X t K l l T > I W f F. P. STRONG, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Meade made u ami cjuaiiflcAtion of a succ<*fl»or autoa a M i i B m a t t . i ', » . FDWAMD CONKADI. P#«« trip to South Morula lust week. They malic ally remove« him. and hi» is willing Acting Paator. Inexpensive And Easily Applied Locally %By The Farmer ISAACB. NAYLOR EV ER Y B O D Y WELCOME Bicycles And Bicycle Repairing W. .S PA R K ER T m æ xm m m w M m m m m m m m m m For Over T w en ty-F ive Years The First National Bank The Requirem ents And M et The Needs Of The People Of Sanford ; m m M Has m m m w sm Filled [ The Bank is now in a position of unquestioned strength and stability which it has earned. For the past Quarter of a Century its profits, except for legitimate dividends for its stockholders, have been devoted to upbuilding and strengthening its position until now it has attained the enviable reputation of a Roll of Hon­ or Bank. NOW, that it has built up this guarantee of its strength and stability, and realizing that there is a growing demand among its customers and friends for a further enlargement of its usefulness:-- Therefore, It Is Resolved; That on October First, the bank will add to its present facil­ ities a SA VINGS DEPARTMENT, in which it will offer its patrons the same SAFETY, the same STABILITY and the same COURTEOUS A TTENTION that have characterized its twenty-five years o f past service. A ll of the features of a regular savings department will be installed, UNDER GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION as is all the bank’s business. Any one wishing to deposit funds on interest before this department opens will be given a time certificate o f deposit bearing 4 per cent, interest. • ; REMEMBER THE IMPORTANT FACTS:--Intereit Bearing Certificates The Savings Department will be ready for'business on October 1st, when Time Deposits will Draw 4 per cent. Interest compounded quarterly * YOURS FOR SAFETY, COURTESY, PROGRESS and all that makes Good Ranking, - — . -’ , '. - ^ . »• - - , ■ * it, - r » ___ » �. . . pm? - —. ..■.•.-»I t - w w i-j ' w i r *• • or .Hr i A l p i l 1« » 1 1 *g-_.-ir..:. - ■ ...... ■ . -wr:. if - •• •*- V ■ THH SANFORD HERALD M IAM I WILL ENTERTAIN FLORIDA HAS A GROCERY TRUST I "• Magic CKj Will Have an *»rjr Celebration RETTER PARCEL POST Ì Annivcr- After August Twenty Pounds Will Go è In Certain Zonca R O LLIN S COLLEGE, W INTER PARK Old#»! And M o il O eautlful Cam pus In P ln /ld a College, A c a d e m y , Music, Eipftn.on, Fins Arts, Domestic Arts, sod Industrial Miami »nil celebrate her seventeenth - t‘";tm imMiriO»w>md- Bur k mn liww fr - A f f i B i n i» ■■■, lose Ker'i Coures. " T ^ i d v * t n l M i n f i ; in tan i hesL tlo c tric lights, tu e p fo tsc tin ii, i n s |y m n is i it m ,. no anniversary in a fitting manner on ( sped instructions ictiona to the ngntmasiera 6T The Hammond Case Reveals The Fact That People »fit -ïkssfM tJm » of music, $3,000 oefan, s dotfa August 7th, 8th and 9th. Paraded, ball the countryy reíatTvedó TneTîîcrcàsc^' p ianos, tw o fle e clu h s. ch o ru s class. game*, demonstration by tbe fire de­ weight allowed for parrels going by Have To Pay The Price Superb ntw rooms for buamets •chool. full bankiaf equipment New chemical partment, band concerts, grand ball, pan-,-I jkmI within the first and second ■nd physical laboratotir», equipped with every modern device; analyn of eotla, fel liliarra. engiDeefiiig couraea. athletic contests, faptastic parades, etc. j zones, and the ic iruukuuii m ua up—” •• foods, water, preparation for *«* reduction ni in rates ap­ w — T Lakes, besting, swimming, golf, itr tints, football, basket hall; Chrtstisn but unde Special trains will be run on the East plying on the ^ ¿olayhipi available. For catalogurt addles« rC t)lit' for" the grand occasion. Eollow- .-i’uteUnaaVki. J L i,, f ,, i ,■■■!,-■ -i] P - ^'MPwa»L»«a«a»n* n> i - , ^ iic n ^ V T r r - » x ^ r a c y r e r .* * ^ - * ^ w r r £ . ^ Äm ò » -r b la BLACKM AN, P h . L L O . P R B S t O B W r '^ ’f 2 C ing is the oflicjol program: ( tic® o f the cKai At Custom Prices And Consumer Paya Tho Freight irtment l>eing as follows: from the departm ent being ORDER OF TH E POSTMASTER Thursday August 7th GENERAL: 9 a. m. "ter 12 p. m.—Arrival of excurT he celebrated Hammond case, which of the interesting details hare been Un­ Office of the Postmaster Genera, t Tl *ion trains from Kry Wcat and Jackson­ settled in Jacksonville Friday of last noticed or lost sight of. Washington, July26, 1913. ville, to be m et at the station by the Secik, deserves comment in*tho news­ In his address to tho juries, M r. Joe Order Nu. 7319. papers and law Journals the country Jones submits a calculation which, be pnd Regiment Band. On and after August 16, 1913* the 1:30 p. m .—Grand parade of decorated over, for It was unique in several re­ claimed, represented tho cause (or a limit of weight of parcels of fourth class automobiles, floats and motorcycle«. spects. goodly part oi the high cost of living in mail for delivery within the first and 3 p. m.—Bail game, Miami vm. Key In the first Instance the case was the the southern territory where th e de­ West. second zone» shall be increased from first brought in Florida under the anti­ fendant company oiterated. I t was 7 p. m .-kD«monstration run of the eleven pounds to twenty pounds. The tru s t act; In tho second it holds the rec­ shown th at this company comprises Miami Fire D epartm ent and extinguish­ rate of postage on parcels exceeding o rd so far for the size of the verdict some seven hundred wholesale grocery ing of a Arc in a burning building at four ounces in weight shall be five cepts , actually paid. There have been much firms and that the producers and .manu­ tho foot of Twelfth street. for the first pound and one cent for A n heavier verdicts, as all will recall the facturers are not permitted to sell to If possible, take enough of OUR ICE Saturday to*Tast 7:30 p. m .—Band concert by the additional wto poundr-or-fraction thereof monum ental am ount assessed by Judge any who do not belong to the association Light (¿Uord Band of Key West. when intended for local delivery, and until Monday^ delivery. Keiusaw Mountain Landis against the 7 else if they are permitted to sell that f!:30 p, ‘m .—Address of Welcome by five cents for the first pound and one ■ . »41 pay to the aasodfistan d ard Oil Company, but th at amount he manufacturers The strain on our drivers and draft animals is some­ --------— ----- , r 7 , ~ 'V ~ Mayor Watson and two otner other aac addresses cent for each additional pound or frac­ | future of M1>mL w as.never piid . So has it been with tíon the am ount of their profits J u s t x F ^ ^ tion thereof when intended .for delivery thing terrific now. It, is touch and go with them m o(t of the big verdicts th at have been if they had sold. The attorney estim­ at other offices within the A nt and sec­ 9:80 p. m .—Grand ball In the fair through the pitiless heat. » - ' given against' concerns that were held ated that the increased prices vary from building; music by the Amphion or­ ond zones. to be operating in violation of the pro­ ten to thirty per cent. Price« are con­ chestra. Sections 1, 3, 7 and 16, Parcels post # By taking your Sunday supply of ice on Saturday you m±i il .J trolled In this m anner on the food sup­ Regulations, are amended accordingly. visions of the Sherman law. will be helping to give the driver on your route and The pound rates of postage in the flrdt In bringing this caw and in winning ply for thirty million people. Estim at­ Friday August 8th his team —don’t forget the team—some well earned nnd second tones shall be as follows: It the complainant, John T. Hammond, ing the cost of living of living for cachW 9 a. m. to 10 a. m.—Open air concert rest. Second First Zone. formerly of Orlando but now of Now ing the cost of living for each person at by the Light Guard llAnd. Ixic al Zone five dollars a month and calculating Zone Weight Smyrna, may be regarded by many as -9. a, m. -C ontest ogzinst time beIt is only necessary to mention this to you. We feel rate rate rale a public benefactor, though it is certain the profit on such a basis tho figure j1tw-een tho motor trucks of (he Miami sure you will act on this humane suggestion. runs up into tho billions annually. Mr. »0.05 »0.05 . $0.05 1 jHiund th a t the Southern Wholesale Grocery West Palm Beach Fiye Department, m .06 .0(5 2 t*>unda .. .0« Company does not look upon the mat­ Jones thinks he* has discovered a real havin'* *^p rom l,an*°* to cover a sot course, lay 1 3 pound* octopus, and takes pleasure in .06 .06. .96 ter in th at light, their hose and get water, .08 08 . had n part in twisting one of it» tentacles. .07 1 t JHiuiiitn John T. Hammond set up business in 10 a. m. to 13 m, Athletic ami aquatic .07 .09 6 J><>uii(i*i .09 The fact that Judge Locke did not 110 S o . P a rk A v o . T o lo p h o n o 2 7 Orlando in 1906 a.t a wholesale hay, sjkjI i*. including foot races, and general 10 08 10 6 1-niniU grain and grocery merchant. He put a.*»»» triple damage* by way of penal­ track events, climbing a greased pole, ,08 .11 7 pounds .11 in a large stock of goods and being pop­ izing the grocery trust waa assigned by swimming and diving contests, and an 8 jmunds ____ .09* .12 .12 Judge Cal) as a reason why he did not ular nnd well known, he soon established exhibition high dive from a sixty foot .09 .13 9 pounds .is do so. The law provides that the judge a considerable trade. In the course of ladder. W - 'i N s 10 pound* .10 .14 .14 shall lay triple damages niter the jury three months his stock heqame depleted 2 p. m. to 3 p. m.—Free concert by .15 .10 .16 11 j M m ml* ♦ nnd he sought to replenish it. Rut has rendered its verdict, the extrn amount the Light Guard Rand. .16 16 12 ixtiiiid.* 11 when lie applied to the drummers and above the actual damage* ix*ing tin- |n-n3 p. m. Rail game In-tween Miami .17 .17 <13 |H)tind* .11 brokers he w*a.s informed hi1 rould not nlty for violation. While this was not and Key West. .18 14 (Kiund* .18 12 dime, tiie ctmclusioti of I incat«is reNEW POPE MOTOR CYCLES FOR $U0.00 buy from the manufacturer* unless he 7 p. m. Famous lunta*tfr parade. 19 12 .19 16 j unimU gzrdetl with satisfaction by tfiow who iw-cume a meml>er of the Southern s .70 p m Itnlliiiiit display of fire­ T H E L O W E S T PRICK EVER P U T ON A F IR S T CLASS M A C H IN E 1G j urn ml* 13 20 20 W holesaled rocr-rs’ Association. He ap­ ere interested. <»rluinln Sentinel. work* on the luiy **3 I .13 21 f7 jMtuml* 21 plied for membership Hi that association 9:30 p. in Grand ball in the fair You can t ¡»(lord to he without ■ motorcycle now. We offer you 18 jkiuiiiU .22 ■9*1 ***U It am i his application wn.* rejected. • When building: nm*ir by the Amphion or­ the opportunity of a lifetime—the chance to buy a 1913 Pope Motor It 23 23 Rig M oney In Bulkhead« 19 jKitimU ha asked for a reason for his rejection, chestra Cycle of jiroven reliability at a price way below that of any other .24 16 20 jHiund* •2 » Other cities evidently have faith in ‘ ho was Informed that the association motorcycle ever off*red. , N O T E - The rale or local delivery <► was a social nrgnnirntion and it wasn’t the bulk heading pro pini lion and just Suiurdny August 9th Remember this is not a machine of unknown make but a brand a pr«t■hulf nj*ji|v to all jHirrcl* mail ÔI Customary to give reasons for rejection». now Miami exjH-cte to ¡mi on one of the 9 a m t o 1« g ' m. Concert by the office from which a rurul route start*, new guaranteed Pope Motor qfde-- oqe of the best known ahd moif largest ileal* of tin* sort ever pulled oil V-' ‘t It. didn't take Mr. Hammond long to satisfactory makes on the market. At $1-10 it is the biggest motorcycle Light (b m r'l Rand. for delivery on surh route or mniled at in the state by prívate jiarties. The realize he was up against a combine. bargain you can ever hope to buy. 3 p. tn Ball game bctw(,*n Miami ! any point on such route for delivery at tilled in property will lie used for resi­ He was interfering with the trade of the any other p°int thereon, or at tiie of­ dence* and it is estimated that the work nnd K e y W e s t. wholesale houses of Jacksonville li’id 7 p m. to h j). rn Final concert i>> fici* from which the route starts, or on of bulk heading ami tilling will emt one lije Light Guarii baud any •■ "*-1 « tU s X ■■■’■"g ¿{j i ’•*lfrptf*t [ | || firm of lawyers and was told that tie 'i ill p m (¡rami ball m th e fair and <dl matter iiiuiIitI ut « city arrrier ; men are not afraid t*» ri*k tin* amount hud no caae, hut not lieing satisfied because they know they can make it building, mtisic by the Aiuphiah ur- office, or at jioint within It* delivery - -TàWI he consulted the firm of Jors** & Jot«-* limits, fur delivery by carrier* from out of the improved land The Miami rhnstra They took the case and instituted ac­ that office, or at any office (or local Metropolis tell* of tt ns follow* tion aglftnst .the Southern Wholesale • H U T IN T H E N O R T H delivery Grocers’ Association. That ‘was eight First mud on the three-million yard Kre*di meat* atul other article* men<1 2* year»’ ago. The amount of the damage till itcri»* tin- bay was thrown by tin- \ll Heat it ecortl* 4fr Hrokcti Even ttonr<l in i'aragrajih 2. Sii-tion 34, l’ar­ ‘ .j l asked was »200.000. Mr. Hammond had big dredge Davi* last flight after two ce! (‘tret ltegulntiona, when Indossi Even In Stair of Michigan l>ecn forced to <|uil business, ami in weeks’ work rutting It* way arms* In the - H ’* ami wriipj*ed in the manner presyrtited -» iM Washington, July 31.—No promi.*« by the Inst.wntence of the paragraph, arriving at the amount to which he had jieninsula. Day and night and Sunbeen injured, exjwrts were put to work (days the big dredge will pump from now of relief from the heat wave in the next will be arce)>ted for mailing to otlUre* i i i * -r-^l twenty-four hour* were belli out to­ within the first and adorni w iw on his books and it was found that he on for the next twelve months The jieninsula i* cotnjKwed. of two night by the Weather Bureau »».xpertst had been making net profits to the P O P E M O D E L II 4 H. P . ---Im p o rted M agneto--.V ’.Relt rliuvse« of land Along the ocean there They *ai»!, however, that local thunder umnunt p i $600 a month :: With Eclipse F re e Engine Clutch 31 10.00 Knurl Wo r k • Irrlr The lir*t verdict *.t* rendered m i* a atrip several hundred fret «id*- of , | low i t * j»roliab)u would bring tower Between thi* strij' and I«-n11>--r.«t ur«— tomorrow night to many Mr« t H I . tiler w.i- tl»*- xmotoU« An ideal motore» le fu» bun net* or pleasure. Noted for reliability 1909. being for | 26,ooo damages uud high sand land 37,500 attorneys’ fees. Tiie n w was the bay 1» swampy, and murh of mt of the -tillering wectiun* where the mer­ lo«U-~» of the Fancy Work t'ircli* Wed-| and low up keep cost. Sim ple to operate ami carsifnt. easy to handle. The heat neaduy afternoon The members of the tried before Judge Ixteke, n( the (Iriiled overflows at high tide. It is to reclaim cury cliiidM-ti high«t ttuiay No other machine of its sue and jiower can equal it in quality and per­ States district court. The case was thi* low land thut tho Carl Fishef, the wa* intense today practically everywhere circle and their visitor* were* pleasantly formance. I he name p u p f is your unquestionable guarantee of appealed to the circuit court at New Miami Beach Imporvoment Company, east of the Rocky Mountains, the high­ entertained with conversation and their the highest quality, and unexcelled mechanical efficiency. Orleans, which reversed the finding of the Ocean Beach Realty Comiiany est temperature*, urrording to official pretty fancy work. IVilriou* sherbet This Offer Subject to Stock -Supply is Limited so Don’t Delay, and the Frank B. Shut Is interval* iiave figure*, 10 t tiegree*. being reported frtitn and cake were* served by the hostess, the district court. How About a DemonstratlonT joined forre* for one nf the biggest im­ Yuma, Arix, Grand Haven, Mich , re- wTins«* guc*i* wen* Mr* J I) Roberta, The reversal was based ujxin wJint provement* and reclamation project* ported a new hlgti record for that sec­ Mr* \\ L. Miltocr. Mr* N H. Garner. nplM-ars to the layman’s mind a* the ever attempted by private capital in tion, 91 degree* Davenport, la anil Mrs. L G. Striugfi lluw. Mr* A E Hill ; lluntie*t technicality. One of tin- letters Concordia, K u , with their mark of and Mr* Wilkinson thi* state subm itted m evidence was from a prom­ Tiie first budget made out by the 102 h» ld the »lav ’» rtea»rd for territory 1OH 'PA1.MKTTD AVENUE inent Jacksonville broker, slating to allied tirm* totalled »l">ut J .MM),OOP for uwt-idr of the alwaya torrid *outhwe*| . An LI viator S en Ire Mr. Hammond that he could not mil in the fea*t, Washington headed the Sanford lias no *ky nera|iers as yet, to him unless he became a member of the proposed improvement, mrluding Ii*t. with n maximum lemjuTature of 97 the clearing of tiie land, the removal of altiuiugh one is contemplated in the near the association In submitting this In New R wii* 9! nnd I’hilndelfuture*. Hut m tin- Wei bur ne block tliat letter, Mr. Hammond was asked the the hiangrove thicket which covered it, phia 95, and in iialtimore 96. Them* and the building of the bulkhead and formal question as to how ho received is Indtig fitted up fur a court house a were tho official records, but street ther­ i first class elevator service will lie « ta b tho letter, the answer to which was "in the fill. Before the work is completed, mometers w-ere around the 100 mark. however, and the subdivisions which are ire hod which will give Sanford an im-. ■the clue course of the mails." The at­ torney failed to aak him the question planned are laid out, each with its sewer proved office building. Whispering Rill is H e re if the letter was written in reply to a and water system, thi»«' interested in Wliisjwring Rill Sjasr, the well known million letter from him, and Itecause this did the plan- contemplate the dollar mark will be reached. di*|M*naer of nursery stock, flower*, tree* not appear in the record, the judgment and conversation is In. the city on hi* Under the direction of Ja m « Hardee, w as reversed. annual tour of separating the native* contractor, practically all of the tract The case then went back to Judge from tbeir monay. He has n voire of Locke's court for the second trial. which It is proposed to fill has been cleared of the palmetto ami mangrovp. magnificent tone and volume and uj>on This time tho amount of the damages The bulkhead has t»ren built all along » day when his pit»« are in good rendered was ono dollar. the Ocean Reach Realty Company’s (,r<h''' be can easily transmit a message Such a verdict was so clearly an eva­ I property, which will be the first to Im* b or" Sanford to Jacksonville h> mean* sion of tiie Issues involved that Judge filled, and workmen are* extending it ‘be hot air w av«. ThU wonderful Locke hlmseii a tt aside ibis finding and farther north. saves him much walking Ixi-auae '*• ordered a third trial. The final trial was I he can stand on First street and con­ Aside from the Davis, two other heard befoYe Judge Call, who succeeded verse with his customers on Hapford Judge Locke, and resulted in a verdict dredges will be used to help on the nig Heights. of 110,000 damages, (7,600 attorneys’ improvement, the Mori da and the Hi*• * a * f e « and the cost of the trial. The law cayne. The Florida is now winding up Roy»’ -Athletic Club firm of pooper A.Cooper of Jacokaon- tiie work on Hull Island and the Hi»- j vil£ represented the grocers and paid cayne is being aaaembied at the yards j The boya of the aection of the city w- ' *-■* -<* ' t : •* • tlic ambunls on Friday last, thus bring­ of the Furst-Clark Construction C om -' near Magnolia avenue and Third street pany, which has the dredging contract, have organized an athletic club and will ing to a doep one of the most Interest­ ing and stubbornly contented eases The Davia is a twenty-inch auction spend a few hours each day in exorcise*. — ■ •*.*'.■ 7 -v . ever written into the court records In dredge, while tho Florida and Bfacayne Some of them have, become very pro­ » Florida. Thu trial of the com consumed are fourteen-inch dredges. The three ficient in jumping and doing other k . J •seventy days of actual court'house work, will compose the largret fleet of'dredge« stunts. The member* are as follows:’ Karl Waldron, Ralph RoumiUat, Frank fn point of capacity, it is said, th a t hav« to say nothing of the great volume of Purdon, G. W. Spencer, Jr., Izxie Kantestimony gathered and the compilation ever operated south of Jacksonville. ncr, Karl Bruton and several others minoua record. . . , V o tti# who are on the waiting Uat. ThA-^nilk of ll* work in the great case* Tbe Tampa T im « says: "R. Ferry -------- , - ■ - --------% if *• f was done by Mr. Joe Jones of the firm Jo n « , the former Tampa attorney who U rjan is ip Town o f Jones A Jones of Orlando. Associated was rente peed io five years in the state ltryan Uiggina man in’ in the cage with the Mcmrs Jim « were penitentiary • for shooting his sisterMessrs. Bis bee * Bedrll, the well known In-Jaw, Maude Nicholi, refusing to mar- Hanford just now, 'T ftç tjto rk Exp rere JncksonvfiJe attorneys and tho ice was j ry ¡¡tTt grid marrying her eistef Instead brought him * fine son" on Wednesday divided with tb m t, | was taken to Ocala, to begin sen tanca morning s a d the telephone being alow The history of the case has been of j Saturday, luid find iIndicador* are th at he to spread tb s n*wa, Bryan came down «Teat I n t w t , bfat th« nubile tires of j will remain -Imprisoned until his term h itoseli to tell hi» friend». We suppose th r L long drawn p u t court trials and ronany expire*. l-C-E! We Repeat a Request Which Many Have Already Complied With Sanford Ice & W ater Co. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y OFFER! ‘J’f S A N F O R I) CYCLE CO. A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. The Store of Quality = = = = = Wc arc making a specialty of seed bed irrigation__Plans furnished and estimates made. Gasoline engines and pumps; sulky plows, McCormick mowers1 and rakes, Planet Jr. garden implements. We carry the best in everything. The B ig H a r d w a r e ■J 4 • > àr iP■ - •*F ■Jt �—- "W * tHIvrrrd la lb« Cltj by canter 12.00 per real • d o n a M 20c per month. Panneau ta agi *nm m u t he issile st ofl 'Progressive Dem ocrats' against the appointment of two or three men ra postmasters in Florida whom the P. D.'s Are pleased to term 'reactionaries.' Tell us, plésse, how President Wilson would ever have been elected, or even carried Florida, if thé 'reactionary Democrats'' had not voted for him in 'll» T ener*! elatio n ? If the d tf-H n r Democrats sre to bo continually, Inaulted and denied any fruit of the vic­ tory which they did as tpuch (if not more) to bring about as those hybrids who ■khmttV-mw ‘p —g j m i v J > m o o a t s / ft f r tf n # to T»w*nr ft In 'no unmistaken terms." r ■ M cC l e l l a n f a l l s v i c t i m Sem inole county commissioners will We* knew McClellan wopld fall a vic­ undoubtedly consider the proposition tim to the wiles of Miss Florida ere he of owning their a betract books and this hsd. lived long -in the state. Com­ idea seems to be a good one. ing to Jacksonville from Indianapolis and buying the Metropolis the other ‘ We hasten to congratulate the new day the change from Pogue's Run and county officials upon their new quarters. Bread Ripple to the beautiful ocean The idea of the new county having a beach waa so great th at he bursts forth building with an elevator service in­ into song as follows: stalled is good and tke new officials start J 3 8 d J i i T he-haul of summer cool­ business under moat auspicious circum­ ness, where, midst the shade of oranges stances. Our court house ia the. real and magnolia the mocking bird never article. ceases his song; where, while all other lands are languid and parched with tor­ Eygry Florida county and especially rid-heat, eternal freshness reigns, and e v e ry -Smith Florida county should fol­ languor U unknown. Where gently low UttptboroUgh's example. Then we flowing streams reflect the blue of beaven will soon have th at net week of good roads and in the dear ethereal arch above is seen n\undane beauty of their banks. covering the state.-—Tam pa Tribuni. Well, that's refreshing! You mean W here life is love, and love more beau­ follow Sanford road district’s example, teous than the hopes of. youth before which waa the flrat one to bond for. brick reality has raised the veil and glimpsed roads. Hillsborough la just about one the shadow of despair. Where Cerea and Pomona reign supreme through an year late with the brick roads. autumnal cycle that compatoce the On Tuesday next history* will com­ aun. Where man has changed the mence for Seminple county and on that native wilds to habitations Idlest with flay the baby cdunty of Florida will be­ nil that lavish nature can produce, and come a county in fact as well as in name. filled them with the fairest full fruitions There will be a moat im|>ortant meeting of desire. Where woman is purer than th at day and the county officers will its limpid Iskea, and fairer than the settle down to real business. Seminole summer moon begins shed on orange county has a fine body of men in the blossoms garlanding the hrow of bridal board of county commissioners and in maid.” HAMNER ON INDIAN RIVER League Organizor Is H aring A Very Sue* ceasful W eek t coco-cola, the plant to be erected In Tampa, Fla. The y «old stork under contract, it is alleged, taking the notea from those buying stock and giving their notes in return for double the value of the stock holders' notes, payable in six months, thereby guaranteeing th at they would double their money in six months. Mrs. G. W. B ishop'and tiro children accompanied the party and arc now at the DcSoto hotel. Aa soon u the par­ ti«» were arrested Mrs. Bishop went to Treadwell <fc Treadwell, attorneys, to get them to represent them, but these W H E N YOU CHO O SE A BANK After renting up over Sunday a t home, B.‘ L. Hamner, organiser of the Grow­ ers nnd Shippers. League took the early train Monday morning for Orlando, from which point he was taken to Oviedo, where a very enthusiastic audience greeted him and listened attenctively to what be had to say about the League. M r.. Hamner is from Missouri, and wants ’ " to ' be shown." licw-iiia-a.iu'i, blame growers for not "killing each by the Georgia authoritiai. , They had cished in h e re shout 12,000 worth of notes from parlies of this coun1ty who had bought stogk. These per| ans have requested th at their names I be kept out of p rin t One thousand three hundred and and twenty-five dollars was found on the men. The third party who .accom­ panied them was released, aa the sheriff hsd no authority to hold him, ss his name | was not included in the telegram. He is about sixty years old and said he • thought-he-sras-working for a legalized I concern. The prisoners spent last night in the DeSoto county court house, where they were guard«! at their own expense, This morning they were removed to jail. i Hialtop and Moorefieki af£ ab out forty ! years old and are very nice looking men. *, | Your rJforiey when depoiited with the Peoplee Bank of is no question about it as our deposits arc in­ sured against loss of all kinds just as you in­ sure your home against file. • Furthermore you want prompt and efficient service. This always is our pleasure to give to o u t depositors and other patrons of the Wfi-JviJlJbc.plrag£iÌ4ù.gx{ilaùifeature more fully at any tíme W* Pay Pour One of the biggest and beat In Orange county’s population has resigned his charge and will leave the state. We refer to Dr. Stagg of the Orlando Pres­ byterian church, beloved by every one regardless o f, creed or religion. We hate to ace him go, not because he was a Presbyterian, but because he was a man, every inch of him. Dr. Stagg give* as his reason that he fears a nervous breakdown and it is probably the same kind of nervous breakdown that seems to strike every man who has a mind o( bis own and atlcmpta to prove it. Thè editor of The Herald waa attacked with the same malady while operating l)te Orlando Reporter-Star several years ago and waa forced to come to Sanford to recuperate. I r ite r e e t On S a v in s * D e p o s it* P E O P L E S BANK O F S A N FO R D 48484889485348535323534853485330280153482323488953485348534848 Sanford Business College MODERN COURSES-IN COLDEST FLORIDA ' People are not leaving Florida to keep cool. They are simpry carrying out the American idea of changing scenes to prevent ennui. Those that hive been in the state for a number of years fed NtnlCE o r INCO*r0IUTlON that they need a change of scenes andj nigni to wise sruon on me uocm r s resignation. Notir* i* b*rehy «iv,n list » , th* und*rwl«n«i. climate and return greatly refreshed by This action was decided upon at a T jL 'ttiT . such a change. They do not leave Flor­ meeting of the church session held last on d*r Auxu*t, a . I>. lsis, tor Irttcn patent Ineorparalln* the Setninoie Coida because the weather ia cooler, fori . , . nJgllt* ofiarstJv* M*fT*slik Coraptfly, usd*r th« fol* with very few exceptions the weather Nothing will be «aid. so we are in'JSETtf £ 5 was cooler in Florida yealerday than it formed, about tending him financial aid >b* *tmU riorid*. • , , , , . , . , , A tllci* * o f o f I k s H r m ia o l* C o was in northern Michigan. The ther­ to assist him in recuperating his health, <*«ail?* MtnuiUe Company mometer here yesterday registered 92 until after the doctor has accepted the degree* and the day was delightful In invitation to remain with the church. If body reliti* *n<t rrepacau under and by »irtu* «t , . lb* bur* at tb* *1*1* of florid*. and do hereby the shade where the cooling breeze* from he sc«»- fit to do tins, we have It o i n t L . *dept U»JWJc*in* uu<M of in«»p<jr«iion gulf and-iKa-an. ruul-Lake. Monroe could liable su th o n ty th a t- the—church will Aritri* i help to make life worth living. <raise a sululnntial fund*to help the pastor Tb* nom* id iht* rufpuratmn .h»ll ho Tb» s*», , . . . . lf>oi# (’« oprr»tiv* MfrvxiitiU Compmy, ind It* Press despatches report the thermom­ rtgitin his health* of l-AiaiD*’** #h*l] l« *t fk&fard* Srtnlrhck eter at Grand Haven, Mich (wherever Dr, S ta g g was seen by a representative ^ that Is) as registering 94 degrees and no, of this paj>er today find was asked if he <d bu*m*»* *, tb* b**rd of direct«*» m*y d*!**brrf-zes to give relief. Compare that would remain under the conditions pro^ report with our report and with our de­ Tb. «onreoi nature"«« Ik. breta*« t* b* tran. lightful breezes thrown in for good prswd. H r replied th a t he would have nothing to say until lie had bad some **t*d by r*ld r«n-ora<l< n >k*ll b* to manufacture. , , , . t.r- produce, purrbm** or i.krrrrU« *r<|ulro; lo bold. measure and we crackers have it on the otticiul word from the M<sston. KK- 6Wn. m oiinp. f-Wdc*. >*tl. w ( t , iruufrr o* rent of the country by a big majority. | c, - r <rtb»rwtm Jbpooo of, Iml, *nd <i**l In ind ’»lib UKiber^Jumt**. n»*»J ,(<»•*». i«tau*f>. m*t*rt*l>. It waa formerly the fashion and the, porter-otnr. habit to go north for coder rweather and in the winter to go to Florida to find warmer weather in the winter time. Now people come to Florida and stay and Game Commissioner in Florida here i>ecaiue in the winter and in the make** it of InhVtiM to know something summer the weather is delightful and os, of the place und the duties of its incumIrving Cobb rightly say* in the Sntur- 'b e n t. It Is a man sire Job and carries day Fivening Pont, California is next to a salary of 12,600 per year with 1600 Florida for climate—Florida coming I>er year for travelling expenses. The firet in all things. office was recently tendered to -Prof. Therefore people who live in Florida Turner of Citrus county, who declined never leave the stale to batter climatic >it and we have not heard if Govirnor | conditions. They cannot lietter them, Trammell lias designated any one else* for no more equable climate exists even to tilt the place. The duly of the comIn the Hawaiian Island* aVnong the iniasioner is to enforce all game a n d ' lotus eaters. Our people may go north Hah laws and to appoint wardens in in the summer to freshen up on the various countie* to see that laws are styles and see something new under the ■enforced projwrly. If there be a viosun, but they never go north to be com- lation of these laws the warden is to' refortable.^ reive three-fourths of the fine collected, In the very near future they will not if he furnishes enough evidence to con-1 Uookkerpinff, Hanking, Commerciti Law, Com­ mercial Arithmetic, Peninnntthip, Typewriting Shorthand, and all Hranches of Civil Service DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES LEARN T O DO HY D O I N l Sanford Business College FLORIDA I 1||lgf à r /.1 f liHstw»root^ ■hww- voted- for-one mil­ lion dollars in bonds for the construction for brick roads. The example of the Sanford special road district last year has bean contagious and other counties will soon investigate and discover that brick and brick only wili suffice for per­ manent roads In Florida now that the traffic is getting heavier every year. SeminoD county congratulate* Hills­ borough upon her latest step forward. Seminole will join Orange, and Osceola gnd Polk and make an unbroken chain lo the metropolis of South Florida and then we can visit our Tampa brethren often and there will be over one hun­ dred m il« of »olid joy riding. C ant Ternja Time*. their hands the county affaire will be Orlando ia after the commission form of government and not satisfied with voting on thb question and winning once, the city will take another vote just for good measure and there is no doubt about the result. Commission form of government is good and ia progressive and like every business proposition de­ pends upon the men who form tho com­ mission. Few men liwvt* time to de­ vote to the city's business but if they are paid to give all their time to it they can get the beat results. Par -. M. 1□ d !l T il! L .!_! I'jiE WMs. nu if y s Smooths Out Wrinkles / / 7s\ \ '¡>^v / ts j y S , y Worry causes more srtinkies on young faces than Is ' traced thereon by th « fin- K*r* °f Old Father Titne. household duties are sources of worriment, ---- 1 either In the doing of in having them done. The old rhyme "man works from sun to sun—woman’s work ia never done," always will be thus until women decide to banish worriment by taking advantage of the many truly labor saving and trouble abolishing household devices, which they can now obtain and usa at trifling cost. / 1 ' - The G-E Electric Flatiron Is on* of the**. It does a week's ironing at a cost of about fifteen cents for electricity. It smooths out all ironing day trouble*, also, the crow's feet and wrinkles, which “worry" palms on faces young and fair. Come in and try one. We hoodie all the latest types and sires of G-K Irate. . NOT APPRECIATIVE Tb* Sanford Herald gives the man­ agement of RoJlina College a "calling down” which appears to be deserved. The Herald oaya the current catalogue of the institution waa printed in Alabama and it politely requests the college to go to the Alabama newspapers for Us free notice* In the future. The Tribune and other Florida p a p « ^ have given Rollins many columns o ^ e e advertis­ ing, and the Tribune has not applied the blue pencil to any of the product of Us prolific press agent. I t appears that Hollins being a Florida institution and dapentflni largely upon Florida people for ita'aiipport ought to have it* print­ ing ¿tone id Florida. If it ia to bestow Its patronage upon printing establish• inenta in anpiller state, it cannot consistenlly-aiW -Florida papers to show it th* «am* liberal ‘courtesies which have befcp shown It in th* post.—Tamp* Sanford Light & Fuel Co. 110 SO. PARK AVE .. W. II. Byers. ’ A. r . Bandy f. IL Malia* BOÜGHT FARE STOCK Chart** In«old. ' - . PRONE 27 ' J u m Ueuakta*. U . I). Gauhel L. E. Tew. Btete of Florida County e(B»«*aele, forwwrty O n u p county 1 hereby rreUfy that U fare mm, a notary * H .h U W to * . Jr. W. H. Byre«. A. P. Beady. raj by Ih* Ä ?V late of Fier ida. « lUr the lith !» ISIS > H. C. DuBOSK. > 1 Netary PwUk Sut* of Florida.W »taw «pirre frby. 10, Itti. PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRAT» • Editor H arry McCreary of the Gaines­ ville Sun has evidently grown tired, 6f tb* hoggbhnea* find grunts of thar go* called Progressive* and be reads them a Utile and well deserved lecture. Here it ia: "A greet bowl is set up by a cer- really married Itock company to m anufacture so ft drinks, callad creole end ginger b ee r/th e former being p ra ctica# / the I * -t-i- -A il. il F ** # - •»“ ” - - ra m iK » Ik nloni. U tV E U - Chy Clerk �' •r Yr Jnl-.ty” ■ UAit* r ' t IW- i - - . r SANTORD MOULD -r> expects. to *et down to work writh m offices aince the Wei IN AND ABOUT THE CITY |11vengeance neat week when Seminole been "turned over” to Eirltlng Runaway Kariy this morning before the streets 1 ol I county takes up the burdens of county-' Heigh ho! such, however,. were fill«! the horse attached to Tur- ; , the usual stability of thii ncr’s grocery wagon decided to go from Little Happenings—Mention Q f hood. Rev. G. D. Waldrorj »Rent aevorol ¿/A m ong the prom iniht visitors to the here while the driver > u out of the Matters In Brief days of thin week in the city and h is ,d ty yesterday w u Dan McKinnon of wagon and started down First street, many friends.were glad to see him again, the Winter Garden section and prtsj- gaining momentum as he went:-» In PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST He reports the family in good health dent of the Sanford. Shoo £ 'Utothliqi front .4ti.>Urs*nir*ctfr A itoaBmN". Uunvtht i _______ ami enjoying ijjd ocean at the Ormond Co., of this city. Mr. McKinnon is mule and wagon of Iinrney B»*ck were I Beach. ** v very optim optimistic istic six abo u t the future of San- encounter*«!. The runaway juritmed Sum m ary Of The Floating Small Talks ford and thinks the capital of Seminole , ¡n‘° ‘he mule ami the horse won byFrank M ilttxr was home on Sunday Succinctly Arranged For Hurried county is destined to become a great overturning both wagons and having from his duties in the commissary de! decided thnl the wagon was an encum­ Herald Readers city. | partment of E. E. Brady on the upper Workmen are putting in poles a n d . brance for goo<l running anyhow tore ! Caxtar £ Carter are amUsing the people ?'• Johrw- w h m ‘ »" “ activity and hun,rom •» " » trsi Wt tho Lniw u d ^ ju w rin x : ^ P><«1 ?> ..«»Uri stringing wire, on KaoW Heigh., UJ j ^ •wrtr1 tKe arc lights that the city council re­ •itrti w ill fin d the latest shadi V i l r a . Wright, Mrs. A. D. Kdy’s mother 1 1the clothing store, tolling about his cently ordered placed out there and tfow | •left thU week for a visit in MmwarhuT,‘e c‘‘>' counc'l will meet n c z t'M « ^ trip to Rochester and on hearing the day night a n y o n e of their first acta ,wh‘‘n K“ and wau-r protection is in•etta. noise thought the Elks were marching stalled and sidewalks and streets are should lx* extending the sewers farther down tho street and arrived at the door R obert Piw ter of the A. C. L. is into the river or else bulkhrading and tnade there will be some excuse for the in time to grab his mulo and keep him , spending his vacation with relatives in ; getting rid of the sewerage question city of Sanford levying city raxes in from doing any damage to the ihow Georgia. . v * that thriving suburb. Y\ for all time. windows. The wagons and other ap­ Ernest Morrow of the bank of M ul­ Mayor Spencer is now able to take a “ °tel Breaker., juat south of Keat- purtenances were finally disentangled berry called on Sanford friends last trip to the city in his automobile *ami lnS* Daytona Beach/ Open year and all was peace and quiet along the S y u rd a y . will soon be himaclf again. A trip to ">und. New hotel. Make, specialty IUalto again. * George Lovell leaven today for Key- North Carolina and one or two good, ol "hors dinner* Thursday evenings and W est, where h'e has accepted a poeltjon{ lull ganua would m ake.him as fat and| Sunday noon< 87-Frl-tf Notire w ith the East Coast Ry. i, Miaa Ruth Mettinger, after n visit of •hearty a a ir o f . The registration book of the city of V ^tra. A. Siitine is home again after n You can’t dFoWn In the Woodland ,wo with h" P*",nU. Mr- *nd . Sanford will be opened from August 5th m. lo v k it to her daughter, Mrs. P. J. Parra- p t r |, swimming pool. Ideal plats** to Mm J K. Mettinger and abler. Mrs. tQ Augu>l , 2lh m 3 t more and daughter in Jacksonville. \ \ . L. Morgan left Tuesday afternoon learn to iswffm. Emptied and cleaned 4 p. rn. daily, except Sunday, to enable for if>t. Timothy’s ^Hospital nt Rox- • voters tw qualify for tho sixci.il t»on<i V ldra. George A. Speer's host of friend* • dally. R7-ff .Philadelphia, to resume Bbr election to b e held August ID, 1913. - »re congratulating'her oh being u n b o g Mra. j . A. l k w . M n. Entcst"Tolar’s ,lhu -hospital and enter upon ber w LOVELL them again, after an illness of a week. M. W. sister, with Mrs. Wilson of Titusville second year'’» Holding tu a nurse. With 99-F’ri-2t Sheriff Gordon and Attorney Dicken­ and Mrs. J. W. Wingate, Mrs. Tolar’s City Clerk. son of Orlando were in the city on niece, »1th her little daughter Marian fief parents, MW ip/JpG many friends i~ -C ■ regretted^to have her' leave Sanford. Tucedny for a few hours on business. of Jacksonville are Mrs. Tolar’s chsrmBig Exrursion . Dick Calhoun has’^returned from a - ..................... -F L O R ID A Bring the (amity for an all-day picnic | ing house guests, Excursion to Woodland Park. Launch S A N F O R D trip to Colorado where he had a party Alniu May And Mamie will leave cjty a t Woodland Park. , ' 87-tf M. M. Sm ith, president of the Peoples . , , , -------- — * — • i . .. ..... i i of rubberneck* showing them the seen- . . . . . c ..... ank was tn the city this morning look. . . . . . . ■ ilocK at JuU) p. in., bumtuy. 26e round ^llillllllllllilliillliiliiliiiiiiiiiliiillliililtiiiiiliiiliililllllllilliiililillllilillllllllll! Mr. and Mr*. H. G. Davis nml fam . i> ery and incidentally several pay streaks H5-F’ri-tf . . . ... ,r ‘P ily are spending a few weeks in Chioigo ing after hia Sanford ¡ntcn-.tR. Ho has , in the mountains. Dick saya the lately returned frum a trip to Georgia, where Mr. Duvis will put in his vacation. weather is warmer all through thr weat Every now and then you read of a I Misa Nell Evans returned S u n d a y the Carolina* and other states and came than it is in Florida, and hr noted the gambler who was a “good loser ’* The hack to Florida to cool off. evening from a very pleasant visit to change from stiffing heat to cooler in spite of the m any shower* that w eather the m inute h a c lu n lx d on the wixel- .ire full of good lox’f s They Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Coney in O rlando, ure n .irrn d men. f Mr. and Mrs. F'un-n have m o v e d have fallen this sum m er the lake» con- train at Jacksonville I x u n d for San from the country' into the residence on ' tinuo to be very low. This would lx ford. ; If your wife’s relatives arc young and tlio corner of Laurel avenue and Second be a good time to bulkhead our own i Col. Joe Dawson, representing the good looking she doesn’t care how murh Lake Monroe, for the water will not be' street. . Burgcr-BaUtngard Hardware Co. of New they desfiise the man she married. this low again in many years. j York was in the city yesterday from Mrs. El E. Cox left Tuesday m o rn in g Î There will lie u general exodus of the Orinndo where he stay , when not on for a few- weeks’ vneation which will lx* tenants In th e Wellxturne block next the road. Col. Dawson is one of the spent with friends in I^ikelnnd nml week oa most of the hs -udiI Hour will )h- biggest men in Orange county, both in Buy;Now and Save Money. Property Cheaper Now Tam pa. m - PURE WOOL .; .Every onc_a£ thc_ 500..lahrics we show tor this season’s wear, wc* guarantee to be PURE W OOL—* just as pure as Nature grows it on the sheep’s back—not onfc thread of cotton or shoddy in any of them. shades' and patterns, all right up to the min­ ute—you’ll be sure to find the one to suit your taste. Our tailors will Hand-Tailör your clothes to your measure from the fabric you select, and wc guar­ antee you will be satisfied. , • »3 ■m -m ■j v l Clothier and Men’s Furnisher Ili I Seize Your i Own Your Own Home orcupiril by c o u n ty official» an d th e |x<e sta tu re and in heart and his m any S f'TMiss F’lor« Price of WaycroBu, tia .. ple now (M-rupy ing Uie rieitns will lx ford friemLs are always glad to »ee Hni who has many -friends in tin- city, her forced to hun t for oth e r qu arte rs He e \ | x c t s to ». II Seminole county sii m former home, is th e guest ..( Miss Fiva Archie C a lh o u n who has Ixen the of the famous J<x Dawson Walker. guest of tiie ( lu te City Mouse for M'\eral for llie convicts to m ake good road; I W. J. Thiiqwn returned \Ve<ln<wday days is »|M'uding the wtxk in Jackson­ Hon. Forrest i j i k r is one of the busi­ evening from a short visit to his m o th e r ville anil o th e r jMiinls. .Mr ( altuuin is est men in th<- city these days and he is in his old home in Greenville, N o r t h taking an enforced vacation on account [j)C «treela from sunrise till Carolina. of the p h o s p h a te mines closing down for nt n|Kh, ,jrttin|£ n .n(| y fnr hit nrw A jolly (iiincii of Sanfordite« Mill rejiatrs hank amt talking iinpruvi*nn nLn (or le av e tomorrow for Coronado Bench Mr and Mrs J I) H udson. Mrs , Sanford He ha» always Ixxtt a live w h ere they will ms- whul the sad sea Minor und Miss H aw th o rn e of Ocinx, wtri-tn Sanlord hut h r in now »parking at a waves arc saying. FT»., are in th e city toda y. Mr. H u d ­ lively rati- and lit» m any friend» arc R alph Yearby, on e of the most ixip- son |s a well know n grower of the ()cisx glad I n know th a t he Imn derided to ulur ami progressive young men of O r ­ section anti is considering the question remain m Sanfurd and help the city la n d o was m the city on T uesday, s h a k ­ ol moving to S u n l t v l to get Ix-tler ship | m-.-..iiic a gn a t center of husint-»» ae ing hands with his m a n y friends [illlg facilities. 11v11> M r. and Mrs. f . O. iinil ami family Zack Haymans, tin- tu r i« king of F. A. Gilbert left on Wednesday for left this morning for Coronado B each Volusia c o u n ty was in the city this many | hiihis in the »tut/- in the interest going through h) wagon T h ey will meriting on business and jileosurr Mr ■>i th e Florida Gr<>M«r» New*. Thin e n jo y the tiearh for several weeks. H aymans re p o rts the tur|M-ntine l.u-i tine farmer» pfqxr u n d e r the nurcrtwful The many friends of Capt. it. M. ness on the raggetl islge.at present, hut m anagem ent of Jullliw McL’o m h 1» Marks will he grutiffed to hear th u t hi f x |a x ts I x t t e r times later on when tin making a wonderful nut'cens and in waging will soon l x dow n to his place of husi- moon change*. ness again after a slight indisposition. Dr. Hal Beardall was in the city on Tuesday bringing his m o th e r down from Orlando to Luke the Clyde !>out for New York. Hal is a former Sanford luiy »nd his m a n y friend» here are glad to know thut h r t» making n »liccem» ol his chosen profession. Mrs. John T. B rad y ,an ti children u n d Mrs. Ju n ie H. Houinillat will leave next week to sjx n d the rem ainder of the h e a t ­ ed te rm at Mt Flagle anil Tracy C ity . T erm R e |torts from Mrs FI F! Brady a n d d a u g h t e r , K ath lee n , who are in AtnerThe G a te C ity H ouse h&» brought ic u a , .G a . , are lo thv effect th u t Mrs. down the high cost ol living. Only 54.00 B rady has recovered from her recent 111now. Cashier Tolar of the People* Bank is out today after a week’s siege of stom ­ ach trouble anti will take an enforced vacation in Winter Park with M. M. Smith J. S. Hodges of C lo th in g Co. left per week for th* finest table board in the city. See Parker. 2&-tf Mr. and Mr* Kirby Walker are In AN T S I All lo c a l A dvertisem ents L ndrr This = H radlnt. Ih re r Cent» a Lin« ta c h lasuC t Six m onths »Id hull pu p p y . Tail c lip p 'd 'h u rt Color hrindle with white brvuM Reward, i( r e tu r n e d to J L H u rt . 99-Utc ; j , :i the city from M ulberry, where Mr Walker hud a resta u ran t. He will he in the depot lunch co unter her*- and exjxet» to m a k e Sanford hi» home again, the Sanford S hoe & much to th e gratification of hi» many yesterday for D a y - friend» and a c q u a i n t a n c e . Dr. ( ’. T. Douglana preached two aide und small orange grove with ten room | he joined his family Hiram Hicks, a former resident ol and interesting serm ons a t the First r**»ldence, facing lovely lake Box 473 the summer al th at Sanford on S a tu r d a y for burial. Thr Bajitint church |a*t S u n d ay . Dr D oug­ 96-7tp deceased had Ixen a great sufferer and lass was for several year* pastor of the F'or Rent Five room cottage, 1216 tona Beach where who are »pending fine reaort. I t is juat about time the city council ill for some time with cancer of the atomFirst B*pt>*t church at Paaadcna, Cal., Park , (12.60 per month Including water. waa extending the arwer pip«* further *ch. • He was a highly rtwjiected citixen and later was »tale secretary for the Enqurie Spencer’» Bakery. 96-tf into the lake. An Inspection of this 1and leave* a wife antF child heeide« other Baptiat denomination for the state of m atter will convince them that action relatives to mourn his lows. For R e n t- Flight room house with California He ia a paator of wide exis necessary. W. L Mil tee r has returned home jxricnce and a very interesting talker. hath. Well ideated. Apply to A. P. 96-tfe £,C. O. McLaughlin is home from an 1from a trip to the eastern citie«, in- An effort ia being made lo arrange with Connelly. F'or Sale - A few thousand aweet arduous trip over hia territory. Hia (eluding New York, and will spend him to auppiy the Baptiat pulpit for Mrs. C. A. F. Berg, company like« his work so well th at they some time in 8anford getting ready for the next few month* while the Baptists potato alipa. have given him a new Ford car to better the winter crop of fruits and vegetable*. have no regular paator. R. 2. 98-2tp •erve hia many customer*. Incidentally he will take a few outings Furnished room lor rent, 307 Oak ■venue. 96-8tc The "Whit* House," Daytona Beach, with the A nanlte Fishing Club. WATERMELONS i Fla. Special rate* to summer guw ts. C arload of W aterm elon* on track near F ’or R e n t No. 708 Park Ave., six 'Tia *aid th a t one of our beautiful, 11.60 per day or |6 to $8 per week. blue eyed belies will soon lx wed and freight dep o tlo d ay a n d S aturday. 99-Ip roome, b a th , electric lig h u , gas forcook W rite for reeervations. W. F\ £ E. R. the lucky man will carry her away to ing. Apply to H -C . DuBoee. over Ten Ayr««, Propr’s. . 99-9t c . another city. Our girla ahould have,i Old Made Good u New Cnt. Store. 94-tic 1 have a first dass harness maker now Hmrry Phillip«, the «rt photographer i lhe „»ntract read, "m id en ce In Sanford For Sale at a Bargain—Rhode Island continues to turn out some elegant work only.” or else they ahould patronit* and we can do anything in this line while Reds and White Ixghorn hen*. Pure ln the cabinet aize. Recently he made home Industrie* and marry Sanford y°u (*lv# * ***** ant* ** con* atock. 900 M yrtle . 94-tf vinced. W. H. UNDERWOOD. ■pedal rates and he ia to crowded th a t boy*. For Rent Aug. 1st—Five rooms and* 82-tf he cannot keep up with hia orders. bath, on Oak avenue, Ixtween Third and Ch*a. Clark la over for a few days j M. P. Lipe has taken the agency for from New Smyrna looking at the new Fourth streets. Furnlahed or unfur­ To Purchase Fall Goods the Saturday Evening Poet, Ladies’ court house and Irupee ting hia-Sanford Fell« Frank Vrfll leave today for New nished. See R .' II. Mark», onpoaite Home Journal and Country G entle­ property. He still thinks Sanford is York, where ho will investigate the new PeopltJ Psnk Wl-tft m an and will dispense tame at hia place the beat city on the map but ia forced fall (tylea In clothing and furnishings. W anted—lloneat, com p^tpu share of business in Sanford Hotfka block. to stay on the coast, because he wishes He’expects to be absent a month or so cropper or would rent for coming season. M r. and Mrs. Upham have left for to find out where the moequitoe* go in and upon hb return willbring his aister, j The Sanford Celery .Farm now ip |Ww-. Misa Florence with him. peas ami in high state of cultivation. their home in Loe Angeles after a two the winter time. --------------------------tj Address E. Valeille, Sanford, Fla. W-tf m onths’ atay in the d ty . yMr. Upham The cut of the FUJui building ia given Notice Horse Owners was engaged in Installing the m achin­ in thi> issue of The Herald. The inside For R ent—Large front room. Mrs. I h iv e a first clam expert horse shoer. ery for the Crowd Columbia E sp er C o . plana have not been settled upon a»+7tt R. L Jones, 206 Park avenue. 72-tfe C ite him a trial. For Rent—Store Room and unfur­ and when they have Ixen arranged a l / Braxton Perkin* has 'arrived ‘ horn* " w. *" W. H. Underwood. nished room In .Dishop block. Enquire from Virginia where he spent several complete description of this elegant g i.y Holden R*ai Estate Co.46-tf weeks with relativea and friends. He building will be given. When finiahed will greet his many friends at hia old the new home of the Sanford Elks will Al the Baptiat C'harch Beat Meals In Sanford for $4.00 per place in the Sanford Shoe £ Clorhing Co. be one of the finest In the state. Dr. C. J - Douglas* will preach at the week. Moat home-Uka hotel Ip town. Baptiat cborah next Sunday morning Transients and regular boarders find a W* or* reminded of one of the game* E. A. Douglass, clerk of the «turned from a visit of our childhood, called ’’The Stag* at 11 o’clock and Sunday evening at welcome a t reasonable raUo. S t John« to «do. whore he was engaged for Coach Turned Over," by the number of 7 JO. All are cordially invited to at­ Hotel. A. W. W athen. Prop., 420 F in i S treet days on business. Mr. Doug- people who have last their homes and tend these service«. - i . ------------------- ------------------------- !_____ :______ - i - r-----------------------• -• - c— ,*/ ?s X d R «* ’• _______________!______ ____ g r r ii I ________ ■ _ - - Oxer Sanford Shoe A Clothing Co’a. Sanford, Florid* äU JJJJJJJJJ|||JlJJJ|J|JlUIJ|]|||JlUlllll]l|Jlltl 235353234853234853484823485353532348532323235323532323484853482353 — ---- ——- - - . - (/tr-O1(i -g F'or Cush R ental or S hare F’arm ing ¡| Four acre» tiled land. T w o c ultiva ted j ' rormtant warlare for cheaper freight two year* h u t not tiled. House and rate* and I x tte r service for the Florida b a rn on place; 1! ** miles wi*t rJ city. grower» The »ulavcrlplion list has al2 Pine F'h.wtng Wells Address W, I' (). in.e*t doubled during the piuU six months, Box 893. * 98-tf dem onstrating th a t th e growers realise W a n te d T o lure hor*- and wagon they have « friend in Fldltor M c t’omh. for a few month» F A Stone, Route 2. Some th< '|||| tim e linhermen are Sanford, FTa. 9h-2tp just now taking to the rx'W (angled rmj For Sale Good milch c w giving two and r>n-l and ituiny are the sturtes told gallons a day. Cheat. R F Gormly. ol the manner in which the) handle 97-3tp their new polt*. One of them hooked a Phone 4 11-4 rings For Sale -100 W hite I n d ia n Runner big t r o u t the other day und d r o p |x d pole and reel and »tarted to bring in the fish ducks at a big bargain. Write for hand over hand an hud Ix en hi* custom prices. 11. S. M ikenell. Sanford. It It. 2. 97-tf with an ordinary trolling line, lit» com panions gave him the horse laugh ( iuuvit» For •»!<- ui Mr I'a in l’» and he finally woke up and tried to u»e grocery In city and at grove. No 1020 hut reel, hut m e antim e the liah had gone I'tu n n Ave 97 3t|i hark home For Sale Bargain Forty acre farm 1 W I T h ra s h e r & D u B o se liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini F’or Rent F'urmah'Hl room» conve­ nient b.r light housekeeping H I I'nrk For Sale No 4 fti-rcuh* Triple p .ix e r nturtlp puller. Large»« made, with l(Ml ft e x tra ralile. C a n U- a w l f..r linune moving. T A Johnson, Route .I 9H-2tp , f»a AI • |idBL ’ 1*1 ' If you can’t Buy n home, buy a lot. We have what you want. Come and Hee us, as we can make the terms to (it your means and sell you what you want at a reasonable price. - I / x t mi Monday Ix tw ee n H and's »table and the prntolliee, a gold pill lit the "liaJH- 'll II rreneellt with piiany in center Set with d ia m ond. FTmier re­ S tu rn to Herald olfire for rew ard 9H-2tc nvenm Tlmn Ever Again in Sanford. 4tirtal $10,00 Down And $5.00 Per Month N O IN T E R E S T OR T A X E S FO R TW O Y E A R S RIVER VIEW L O T S T h e mnj/nin-nl location of tin» property on the groat tributaries of tho St. JohnH river, where the channel runs almost tiireet east from Riverview to the Atlantic Ocean, where the city of Jackttnnville has built it.s great quarter mil­ lion dollar electric light plant Where the great munic­ ipal docks are going to be built. Where there are going to Ik* millions upon millions of rinllurK 8j>enl by private capital in the near future for great manufacturing plants, all arc situated by or near to Riverview, lying just to the east of u.s. This all goes to make Riverview the most closqy and desirable property to the great city of Jncknonvijle. 4M S o m eth in g To C on sid er Riverview today has over five hundred property ownent all boofiting h>r the great future of Riverview. Wo have 40 home«, some costing three to fourjthousand dollars. Three mercantile houses. Boat and launch fac­ tory of large anti growing magnitude. We have now 14 .miles of streets, all set out in shade trees. We have free public boat and bath houses. We have one of the most beautiful &0 acre public porks in the state. Riverview has many suburbs since its inception, and Riverview’s geographical loacfion Ls such that jt is soon going to mako its property value far eicecd any property about Jack­ sonville, and every lot now bought will make the buyer n thousand dollar« clear in the near future. We have a complete telephone service, nnd an efficient motor car lines nt a 5c car fare to the heart of the city of Jacksonville. Riverview proprety. will make thousands of dollars for the owtiers. Riverview has made good. Her title« ure perfect, audits an investment it has no equal. Æ • • *< Dr. E. H. ARMSTRONG OWNER i Y ' 111-112-113 Heard National Hank Bldg. / JACKSONVILLE, -;J • A ** FLORIDA — T7. » * * * * * * ________________ 1 — • * I i * • ‘. a x T~ *. • ■ �August 1, 1913 Saved. Girl’s Life Me household end the eld be may ex­ tend to other« Id this direction. De­ ride« if our health U preserved, we ere far better able to resiat dieeaae than if we are in poor phyakal rendition*. *Pre­ ventive meaeurea if practically applied, offer-not only valuable tneana for Im­ proving the public health, but will go far toward eliminating/ Infectious dis­ ease«, However, success depends upon the cooper« lion of the public, and for that reason it is important and necessary that the means by which infectious dis­ eases are transmitted and the methods llfb ft wer« turned' on U tiT upper room. There appeared at Ita window a feminine fora. It n i MIm Hort, pel«, disturbed, und she drew elote to the window, her hund crowed on her breast, u If to «ubda^,- some deep emotion. Her bead bent towards the interior of the bouse, i f If sf|m*iito< turblng sound alarmed her. So entranced was Harvey at the sud­ den beautiful upparltlon that he had not drawn out o f the full focus of the flaming gas Jet She w w him, uttered a faint cry and then leaned from the window. should be properly aindmfbod." * . a stranger, but—won't you—that Ig— 1 am all alone In the house, and some one 1« below, and I am afraid. « "At once," replied Harvey, swiftly taking In the situation: * He swung lha mandolin ease, ready for use as a weapon, ran around to the front of the house and dashed up the atepa, to find tho door open. He stood ■till.In the hallway and listened In­ tently. ' Harvey flared a match, found 'a gaa Jet and flooded the ball with light Juat then a timid, trembling form came down the staircase. It was Miss H oyt She bore a heavy cane. "It la papa’s." «be said. "Please don't rush Into danger—I am not afraid now." War all th a t aha kept d o se to her in­ trepid champion aa Harvey »lowly ad­ vanced down the hall, armed w/th the weapon aha had provided. Then, aa th a n was a stir and then a crash, aa of a chair thrown violently ovar, she clung to hie arm. The naxt moment Harvey could not repress a 'Jolly laugh. "There Is bur formidable night dis­ turber—no burglar after all. Miss Hoyt!" he exclaimed. A large Newfoundland dog darted from the library Into tho ball and ■curried past them through tho front doorway.' Ho had evidently wandered In Just aa Miss Hoyt had run up the stairs to get a wrap before resuming her awing seat on the porch. "You—you seem to know my name," she began, and then, looking straight at the now somewhat embarrassed Harvey, she flushed all ovor her face. And Just then, too, Harvey noticed a hat with a great blue veil on a hall seat, and understood. This was tho young lady he had noticed at tho park. Had she overheard tho converaatlon between eoiw ueu blmaelf u u u*cu and »uu nPrlceT i m t Ho won " Decorating the Eyebrow«. It la gene rally agreed that a wom­ an's eyebrows should be delicately and nicely penciled, .but fancy pUya strung* fruubi as to color. In central Africa women stain them with Indigo« mnA Georgian damsels blacken theirs. TTfjruvti-ftr. Mlaa Hoyt Was Not .Surprised With The Song The College Roys Sang tn my home.” For constipation, indigestion, headache, dizzi­ ness, malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, and ail similar ‘alfmuiti, TWtiiurd^Biac*LftTamEtrt has-proved Itself a safe, reliable, gentle and valuable femedy. Jf you suffer from any of these complaints, try BlacicDraugfri v It is a medicine of known merit Seventy-five years-of Splendid success, proves its value. Good for young and old.' For sale everywhere. Price 25 cents. Education It The Most Effective Weapon With Which To Fight Disease State Board Of Health 'Give* Good Advice^ That • Read And Followed •: Ignorance la the moet active enemy to human welfare, moral and physical, that modern reformers have to meet. If follows th at education b their most ef­ fective weapon. Medical prartire, before it was raised to tho rank of a science was shrouded in awo-inipiring Ynyiteriee; it deserved its name of "tho black art," and the earliest practitioners seemed to have favored concealment of their meth­ ods, because probably of their own lack of confidence In them. The strong efforts of the profession today are toward enlightenment and education1, which means th a t modern medical science la working primarily for the prevention of disease. It Is tnk— -<uwr«at . t-» iu te h rT ' by teaching the methods through which the great devastating diseases are spread and by showing how they m ay be avoid­ ed or learn ed . The Western Union Telegraph Com­ pany, one of tho largaat employers of intelligent labor in the world, has re­ cently begun ■ campaign of education among its employee« by the issue of a - monthly bulletin on health subjects. These subjects are prepared by .Dr. Alrah H. Doty, formerly health officer of the port of New York, one of the lead­ ing sanitarians in the United Stales. These bulletins are sent gratis to every employee of tho company und are in­ tended to Increase the efficiency 6f each one through carefully prepared Instruc­ tion on sanitary nutters. A recent Lsaue of the bulletin give* much information about the t ram mis— «ion of infectious diseases, slid it lias large value for the general public out­ side of the thousand* for whom it was ' originally written. Dr. D oty Insists that the poasjbllty of the transmission of infectious diseases through tho clothing, by touching ob­ jects such as car straps, the stair rails In public buildings, handling filthy currency and In scores of similar ways, U so alight aa tn be negligible. Numer­ ous, other popular theories that have been cherished by the public, have been shattered'by modern discover!**. -* i ' * "Infectious diseases," says Dr. Doty, “ 'are transm itted directly from one per­ son to another through the medium of various discharges from the body which contain Infectious ‘germs, or organisms. The»«' germs may alto be transmitted from one person to another indirectly through the medium of food or drink or. by certain insects." Insects transmit disease, for there is indisputable, evidence that malaria and yellow fever are carried by certain vari­ eties of mosquitoes, and so far aa yet discovered thjsi* are no other method» by which these dieeaaee are transmitted. Sanitarians are well aware of tbs danger of the fly as a disease carrier. -The flea that Infects the rat Is a means of car­ rying the bubonic plague, and It has * been demonstrated that the body lflufa transmits typhus fern from one person to another. [ V ,v Tit« fevrodcstion* of Pasteur and Kocb, m ail« simultaneously and Inde­ pendent ¿1 eaqh other, gave to the world abgut J880, Its first satisfactory knowledge about the germ origin of i hfeetious diseases. Subsequent study led to thodftentifteation of the organism* that cause tuberculoids, typhoid fever, cbo|cra, diphtheria, bubonic plague and several other" tafsetious disease*. Thla “ IneMdsd Inite knowledge of tho life hlatorie* of these grnna and how. their harmful ness' <o Should Be . "Young and rich and good looking, too, I suppose,'' spoke Harvey L*ne." Hla companion, Willard Price, young and rich himself unfortunately, for he was' idle and without ambition, lan­ guidly drew a photograph from hla pocket and extended It towards Lone. "Pretty as a picture," voted the lat­ ter spontaneously. There was real and earnest admiration In hla frank, oped face- Then It clouded a trifle, l.le w as too poor nod humble ‘In bis bwn estimation to dare to aspire for recognition in the upper circle Into which his companion had free admit­ tance. “I knew Miss Druaa Hoyt at Acton," explained Price. "She attended the seminary there while I was at the oollege. Those were great days—music, picnicking, rowing on the lake. My cousin Leona is a dear friend of Miss HoyL They met a few days ago, and Leona playfully told her she was go­ ing to aond mo around to' give on« of tho old college sorenado« when I pass­ ed through tho town here. Druaa la full of Ilf# and fun, and Insisted she would be delighted with auch a wel­ come reminder of the dear old acbool days." "And you are going to twang the light guitar, eh T smiled Harvey. "With your assistance on tho man­ dolin. Oh, wo can make a One roman­ tic occasion of It, don't you s e e f and Price leaned back luxuriously and complacently on the rustic scat of tho little vlllago park. Then he added, w ith a keen look aatt Harvey, H arvey, who waa with was might l>e destroyed or at least abridged. Infectious dispara thrive beat in filthy surroundings, In impure air and where living conditions bring about overcrowd­ ing. An Illustration is the outbreak of typhus fever (not to be confused with typhoid) fa New York City in 1893-94. «till stu d y in g tho lovely face In tho h n tn m n h . She Hhn hhvnnntlcea vmt does don* y p n o tises you, Of the seven hundred raw-*, all hut one nphotograph. sh e? I aay, not g e ttin g s tru c k In th at or two occurred in the unclean over­ q u a rte r, a re y o u f ' crowded lodging house section of the If M iss H oyt waa In my own rathjower East Side. or hum ble class,'' h alf sa tirically re ­ The germ of tuberculosis is carried tu rn e d H arvey, "I w o u ld n 't try to for­ in the expcctoralions of the patient, and g e t th a t beautiful face, aa 1 m ust do it may be transm itted In a number of fo r m y ow n peace of m ind." waya, particularly where uno lentil iness T horo w as a ru stle In tho p ath circ­ and overcrowding exist, for In such sur­ ling p a s t them , and H arvey, turning roundings usually Ire* care is taken to slig h tly , observed a young girl arise guard against it. In typhoid fever and cholera thé Th fectious organism is transm itted through the discharge from the intestines. In diphtheria the discharge from the nose ami throat is to be (eared, in mosaics and scarlet fever the discharge from the run», aa well as from the nose and throat contain the actively infectious organ­ isms. • These germs are transm itted from one person to aqotber in various waya; some through the air which Ix-eome* laden with them from person* »tillering (rom this particular dine une. Thine Include those dU«a*«w which affect the mu­ | cous membrane«* of the breathing, or respiratory, system. Diseases of tho stom ach and intes­ tinal tract, or tho digestive system, such aa typhoid fever, are Induced by or through infected food or drink, and this is usually poisoned by the lly bringing the organism* from the excreta o( indi­ viduals suffering from the disease. * Malaria, yellow fever and bubonic plague, disease« affecting the blood and the circulatory system , are carried It W a t Mias Hoyt. Paid, D isturbed. by the bite of the Insects, the first two by the bite of tbc mosquito and the last and leave a near s c a t All that bo by the rat fleanoted was a graceful form and a long The danger.jrf the fly iftitl mosquito streaming blue Veil. Then he handed to public health is vastly better appre­ the photograph back to hla friend with ciated than it was ten years ago. All the faint suggestion of a reluctant efforts to destroy three rapidly multiply­ sigh. He scarcely listened aa Price told ing Insects must** ncecasárily be prac­ tically futile. Tito only effective cam­ of obtaining the picture from hla cous­ in, also of an Item he had noted In paign against them m ust be to prevent a newspaper some time previous com­ their Increase by attacking their breed­ menting on “the rare builneaa suoing (daces. Mosquitoes, as a rule, pre­ ceaa of John Hoyt, E*q." That muat fer email bodies of water containing large . he Drusa's father, so “he was safe In amounts of decaying vegetation or or­ spying out the land,“ and "getting In ganic matter, and w h a n surfaces are touch with possible million»." Harvey had boon always helpful to but little disturlwd by wind or other out­ side influences. Filth fav o » the propo- Price, and the Utter bad treated him galion of the mosquitoes, n thin layer, pretty welL Harvey considered eerof semi-crude kerosene, spread over the fnadea an obsolete art, and felt rather ridiculous at tho thought of poetng aa surfaces of th e n pools, which la easily .a Spanish cavalier. However, he wUbsecuring by pouring- half a pint of oil ed to b e accommodating, and there over a surface approximately ten feet was h real element of romanticism In in diameter, la sufficient to destroy the tWfdiro pUn. ,y 'YOu bee, I'll sufpriae Mias Hoyt ply'of «Jr wheft he romea to thd-surfade vWkfcltb«' sq m the college follow» sang to breathe. This m ethod perstatenfty 'fiUkSiT- b moohUghtd^dfht under .the eetnlnary windows—‘Come Where My Lot» 'L ies Dreaming.' W all practice -ip* a bit, steal Into the Hoyt garden s ”SU»4.gtve this dead old bur* a seal tbélr favorite“ hûrecry Te the alible. ■ájion," ' -V ■ Their extermination, therefore,, b m gp It eras almost nine o’clock In the difficult than that of the mosquito, but evening when the twalh started out. the moat aaUdfylng reauJta are gained each carrying hU special Instrument by a strict observance of clcanlinmanri under hla arm. Earlier in tho' fUjf they other sanitary measures. Sunlight and had atraydd past the Hdyf hflme, and fresh air are enemies of filth, and If throe Price Indicated where they would can be turned upon these breeding place« poet thethaelvee In Qfa gtMda» when they^ will do much to bring abou7 sanlK- the appointed boar arrived.- Ah they tbey will do much to bring about san­ left the bout Pglce discovered that ha had run out of extra gutfar «triage itary conditions. *TH g et a supply from the drug “The modern method of protecting store In case of accidents," he per the public health," concludes Or. Foty, dored, as ho re tre a te d to th e porch, explain hOW how I1 Ca camo " I—-I had b e tto r explain to bo hero," ho o b served—“In th o g ar­ den, I m ean.” “I th in k I know ,” sm iled D ruaa. "I had an Intim ation of a sorenado. I saw Mr. Price today, but did n o t w tsn to «poll w h at ho Intended aa a su r­ prise. M ercy! W h at la thatT" It waa a sh o t, ahoute, a crash —th e n th o Jangling strin g a of som e m usical In s tru m e n t Both rushed o u t to tho porch. A crash of glaaa m ade tho still n ig h t echoes hldeoOa. A man was dashing madly across tho glass-covered garden beds from tho noxt lot. Ho carried a g u itar, madly brandished. Ho disap­ peared tm tless a n d frantic, but not u n ­ til H arvey had recognized W illard Price. A little Investigation brought o u t th e facta of tho case. P rice had gone into tho w rong g a rd e n —th a t of a je a l­ ous, cru sty old bachelor, Just m arried. H e had observed the gultar-artned seren ad er, had gone for a ru n , and P rice had ru n for hi* life Of course Miss Hoyt had ovorhpard H arvey'a encom ium s In tho park. It tu rn e d out th a t It was her uncle who w aa so w ealthy. T his sm oothed o u t H arv ey 's path. P rice, bored a t h is m ishap, did n o t Unger on the scene. 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The most modern machinIn w izen'lb«t~wiU g a it Remember the game FOR - *W**r5 ff/i. TSALE . h\ ?BY Thrasher’sPharmacy SANFORD. FLORIDA �* ’* V* I * -*wr**“} . A afnst 1, 1918 A. '< h looking kind of • surprised. ‘Why, nephow, I'm. not going to any poorhouse. I'm eighty-nine today, and when a, man's eighty-nine hVs »upTswvd to hr deadr wnd-fve got twenty thousand dollars duo mo this morning. I'm expecting a letter any minute.' “Well, yon could havo knocked me down with a feather. But this Is what had happened. It was that 'old ton- ! tine. It seems that sixty years before | Uncle John and ten other young men j bad each put Qvo hundred dollars Into ' what they called a tontine, which • ' «îuii ( oT'lff.TtV’îTl' got tho whole of the money with the accumulated Internat on his eighty-ninth birthday. If none of them lived so long, then It went to : tho heirs of tho one that lived longest. ! And Uncle John was the laat of them and being suposed to be dead, by life insurance rules, at elgbty-nlne, there i was twenty thousand coming to him. "And sure enough It came that morning. And do you know.'tro acted In the queerest way. He forgot all about our kindness to him and wanted to- g?***'icP «L ^ £C aatV > ’ -Well, we couldn't let an old man that^age go In­ to the hard world with all that money to squander, llo gave In at laat, but he wouldn't let 8 ilas put his money In the bank for him, nor ho wouldn't buy a share In the farm neither. .“.'No, Marla,' he said, chuckling. T il stay sinco you seem so fond of me. But It's cold fn the attic and my old bones are chilly.' '• 'Then why don't you say so?' I ansewored. 'We'd havo put you In the best room, only Bliss was waiting to havo It painted.’ "Ho chuckled In tho moat malicious way, which, geclng all wn had dono for him, was at least cruel. But thoao old men don't have tho aamo human sympathies as ua younger Yolks. BY QRACE EVAN80N. “Yoa, Ura. Tompkins, Uncle Jobe's dead and ton e at last, and It was ••*♦*<**.v <nm v » - $ *J X eifhtr-nlno last June—and .when a . man gets to be that old and has a tern- par Uks Ubclp Jpbp’a be lsn'J good for much more. And deceitful I W ell. I don't want to speak 111 of tbc dead, but If bis whole life was liko tho last year of It, when we knew him. I'm not over sanguine about bis future. "This Is bow It all happened. Of oourso Silas and 1 had beard of Uncle John alt our Urea for we were cousins before we were married, and haring no children wp natjjralljr kept a warm — '»pot- ttr e ur -hearts- -for the old man. TVe knew be was good for nothing and never put by a penny all the years of bis life, but still, we're not uncharit­ able. "Yrt, wo'd beard all about that ton­ tine y e a n ago and put It out of-otir minds. We thought It was Just a story. 8o when Uncle John turns up at the farm on his eighty-eighth birthday, all ragged like a tramp, and hungry as though he didn't know whst food » meant, wo were naturally annoyed. We've alwaya held up our beads among our neighbors, and we didn't want It said wo couldn't do rig h t by our undo. '"Marla,* he said—those w ere his very w ords os he sa t In tho p arlo r In his d irty , shabby clothes, and «© m or­ "W ell, u fte r th a t L'nclo John stayed tally afraid so m e of th e n e ig h b o rs on w ith us. and of course wo couldn't would com e In and *<-e hftn—'M arla, 1'vo com e to lay my bone* a m o n g ypu. Will you glvo mo a homo now that I'm let an old man Ilk© th at do any work, tlo Just m ooned about tbo farm , sm ok­ ing his plpo and eating his hoad off, good for nothing any longer?' a n d .seeming to grow younger oveYy ‘‘I looked a t S ilas an d he looked at day. Took a dislike to Mary, too. I’d m e. T h en ho took m e aside. T guess th o u g h t of g e ttin g rid of her, but wo'll have to, Marla,' Ho said softly. U ncle Jo h n w ouldn't h e a r of that. 'W o can ’t put him In th e poorhouse— us being so resp ectab le. Besides, inaybo ho can e a rn bis keep doing c h o re s ' about tho farm.k "So wo took him In and let him sleep In th o a ttic . T h ere's an old straw m a ttre s s there, and wo gav© him 'K eep her. th e good-for-nothing w ench.' hu said- T il mnko h er w ork.' And bo used to g iro h er a tongue lashing every m orning and talk to h e r about h er duties to h e r b en efactors which almost- brought te a rs of Joy to Silas s eyes and m ine. B ut Mary d id n 't seem to care. "Once, w hen sho'd goun over to lojng Kalis to do som e m ark etin g for mo and w a sn 't back In tim e, Uncle John got so mad with h e r ho w ouldn't be satisfied til l .Sllits let bill) tak e the buggy and drIV« In a fte r her. They camu back nbout eight In the evening, and If you'd heard tho langaugo ho was using to her when they got out of th e cart It would have w arm ed your heart And the hussy was laughtug! D ldu'l care a b it—Just laughed! 4 -W 7iie 7 » w V y ;- vX'Jl» iiiiu tu make . hla will u m onth beforn he died, and he left ev erything to me. aud Silas got It In black and w hite ami took It In to his law yer We thought we had done our duty then, and so wo Jusl_ I folded our h an d s and waltod. Well, Mr* Tom pkins, th© end cam e very sudden. Apoplexy, Oio doctor ■aid. And would you bellvo It, the old rnko h ad m ade a second will tho day a fte r he gave his first to Silas, and In It ho left ua njnety-tw o dollars apiece for board and lodging and com­ fort*, and tho reel went to my dear » lie . Mary C allaghan S m ith ' They d got m arried th a t day a t Long Kails "Yes. Mrs Tompkins, th e deceitfulncaa of aomo old men Is past reckon­ j p .12 “Will You Qlve Me a Mom«r an old crazy q u ilt and le t him eat his m eals w ith us, Ju st lik e one of th e fam lly, and w h at llttl^fc-ork he did hardly left a penny of profit a fte r his ex­ penses w ere considered. Ato like a hog. ho did. I say It'* Indecent for a man of eighty-eight to eat like th at. “O , th a t wench Mary C allaghan? I was Juat coming to her, Mra. Tompkina. W ell, she was a poor girl Silas and me had tak en pity on out of tho l)‘ — ing, and tho only charitable thing to do is to forget about It Besides, Mrs. Htmth has tho mortgago on our farm, so don't lot her know that I - was speaking of about her." ( C o p y r ig h t . U U . by W. O C h a p m a n .) D ia g n o s e d th e Case. An elderljr doctor, who was aa pep­ pery a* a c a y e n n e pod was from tim e to tint© sprung upon by tho practical 1 Joker. On ono occasion a well dressed yqung fellow r a i l e d a n d asked the doc­ goodness of our hearts. Daughter of tor to prescribe for a breaking Out and ( an old friend of my huaband's, Mrs. rash ou his left arm. The doctor ex­ Tompkins, and Silas owed him a thou­ amined the limb and pronounced It to sand dollars, and he asked him on his be ■ bad case of psoriasis and eczema. “I aupposo. doctor, you can cure It?'* daatb-bfd if ho wouldn't take caro of «aid the patient. . „ his girl and tear up the note. Of '"Why. certainly/'- replied the doctor.. course 8Uas consented, seeing he was 'How long will It take to get wall?*' • an old friend. Besides, we wanted a “Oh, 1 should »ay abqut two maid, for I'm not ao strong as I used months," saM the doctor. to bo. And she was that laiyl Often “Quito sure? la It a bad case?" I'd come down at eight o'clock and ‘Toaltlvely the worst I've seen." find the rooms wasn't swept and the 'Then 1 will leave It with you and pigs not fed and the chickens hungry call for It again when cured." solemnly for food, and Mary’d Just stare at me In her stupid way and say nothing. J ■aid -the patient, slowly unfastening couldn't train her at all. We'd have hi* arm, which was an artificial one, packed her off. but for our charltablo and painted for the occasion. natures—besides a maid would ____ have . «oat fifteen dollar« a month. Ju ,t OHmp««*. * "Well, would you believe It Mary A group of small boys stood on tho AAd tho old man struck up tho queer- gallery of a llttlo cottage In a quiet to sldo street; -they were very «m*U « • l kind of friendship. Bho used* ** steal plea and things for him out of boy«; alto they were very much wraptho kitchen when I was away. .Fancy ped-up end absorbed In «omethlng that on old man of eighty-eight eating pie! was taking place Juat Inside th« win­ And she'd give him blankets for his dow. They were crowding about th« he. I when It was cold—jny blankets, ■111, peering over each o t b m ’ shoul­ that I keep for oompany, all wool, and ders. nudging each other for geelngapace. «oedng five dollar« e pair! Curiosity prompted e passer-by. to . 'wrwill, Maria,* said Silas, "when I told him T couldn’t do anything with .tiptoe silently up the «top«. Inside her, T gyess them pauper« Just nab the window was another and «till «mail­ - urally take# to one another.’ And that er boy f be was tb s center fit a group was the way It seemed to me. If t of three; the other two boys were tip­ had known! But I’m a simple woman, ping the wee boy's head back—so far Mr*. Tompkln«. *nd It never entered that It seemed as though bis neck «ay head what a designing hussy she would break. One assisted the very small chap to keep his mouth open by . • *^ W «n . It was' on the old man a grasping his chin and forehead firmly «lffaty-otnth birthday, and be hadn't In two very dirty hands. The two the ¡done o chore for twp «■?«. end OHM* « w g ftr W jt'w e -to o W n * tmt APS». *£• •pelt« tip to him. crowd with all the prld« of sideshow "'U n d e John,’ he «nid. T guess we exhibitors. “Can yuh see 'em?" celled one ef « •n 't keep you for nothing. You never was worth Anything to me and now the proud assistants of the small boy. “The doctor says he'« got white «pote Ton’d best apply to the poorhouse.’ on hie th roat". . «-------- J Î T w r t e v q r . w o»«*» i* - i|i«* JJ#» »;a V • ,* '<&•‘A IP ré • .41. • • 4« • ÿ*|M- r^W** i • 'N* »* V ./ / / 'P i - ■‘ ■{*• THE SANFORD HERALD .1 ' Peculiar How They •Are Some­ times Influenced by Mere Money. • * ~f '" ‘ "* 'i xxxretxxftxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxret CITY RESIDENCES IN SANFORD 7—Four Houses, on 2 lots, Georijetown. ____ Deep-well _with pitcher pump, cor. 10th and Willow..................................... 1,200.00 -8— Lot, Markham Heights, 100x140, house, • 4 rooms and bath. 500 gal. tan k .....2,200.00 9—D)t, 100x100. 7 Houses, cor. Sanford O F F E R E D F O R S A L E BY avenue and 11th st................................. 3,000.00 •9 10— Lot on Markham Heights, lot 101x140, ________ well 150 ft. deep, house 4 rooms. Sold 800.00 nTTttrr c r tw ^ iv r w v a n K m .- r j - y c i- H ^ P U ^ r a n d 2-,lots„ cor. 2utl and Elm,-------- * . WHAT .- - » p r s » 7 g J - J k ^ b a t h ................ ................ .1,000.^0 Dear Sir: . <r. 12—A splendid large house, 10 rooms, 2 lots, • • ‘rJ. n* store house and barn ..k.Av^...:....-.... .. 5,000.00 In Order that you can form a correct idea of San­ 13— Withdrawn. ford I will state a few facts as published by our com^ 14— Lot, Sanford Heights, 67x130, good 10 i a ’Ü a i .rr mercial Club. room house, electric lights, artesian Sanford is in the new county of Seminole, for­ , . £. ‘ well, tank and engine. Lots of fruits merly Orange. Sanford will lx» the county seat. and flowers........ ............................... . 3,500.00 Sanford is on the south shore qf I^ake Monroe, a 15— Fine house on the Heights, modem beautiful lake about four miles wide and seven miles improvements, lot 134x130, chicken long. The St. Johns river runs throught it from east ------- raids,"tiewanerr Bystem water works, Mil to west. ' d orange trees, flowers, etc............... ....... 5,000.00 Sanford has a population of 6,300 (city census of 16— House, 4 rooms, on 3rd St., between 1912). . * . Palmetto and Magnolia_____ :............ 1,800.00 Sanford has six churches—Presbyterian, Meth­ iBr-House, 8 rooms on 3rd £>t, between Palodist, Baptist, Episcopalian, Congregational and Cath­ \ & ' i nouittoandSanford..^...^...;.^...___ ..... J ,300.00 1S ’: olic. A- High School, Grammar School, Primary 18— House>k2 story, 8 rooms, on Oak, be­ School, Kindergarten and Catholic School. Splen­ tween 3rd and 4th ................................. 3,750.00 did Water Works, Gas Plant, Electric Plant, Iwo Tele- 19— House and lot between 3rd and 4th, on ' graph Systems, Ixical and Long Distance Telephones, Oak avenue, 5 rooms and bath and Standard*Oil Station, Gulf Relining Oi). Station, Rail­ kitchen.....................:.............................. 4,500.00 road Shops, three Automobile Garages and Machinery 20— 2) >j LAts, cor. 10th and Magnolia, garShops. Railways to Jacksonville, Tampa, Oviedo, . age, lawn, etc., splendid house, 2 I^eesburR, Eustis, St. Petersburg and Cameron City, story and attic, toilets, clasets in Railway Shops, with monthly pay roll of $20,000.00. ever}* bedroom. Furnace in base­ Two Banks, with a combined cajHtal of $761, 547.82. ment ....................................................... 10 000.00 There were 2,569,010 letters mailed iowthc Sanford 21 —A fine new house, 8 rooms, 2 lots, cor. Post Office in 1912. Two lee I'lauLs^capacity 100 8th and Park, shade trees, bath and tons per day. $200,000.00 for Brick Roads to the toilet. Steam heat.*...,....... ...... .......... 6,500.00 ■ IS Celery Farms. . Thirty School Teachers, with salaries 22—Good, 2 story house on Oak avenue, amounting to $15,221.00, One thousand one hundred between 7th and 8th Sts.._„........... . 5,000.00 and thirty-three Pupils. Free City Mail Delivery 23 6 Room house on Sanford avenue, be­ and throe rural free delivery Routes. Daily Boat 1,800.00 tween 4th and 5th streets Line to Jacksonville and boat lines up the river. 24 House anti lot, cor. 9th and Laurel— Ferries across the lake. New Union Depot cost $100,one-half cash ' ,2100.00 000.00.- New Express Office cost $20,000.00. Sixty25 Withdrawn. blocks of Street paved with vitrified brick. A paid 26—3 Acres on the Heights, 8 room, 2 story Fire Department with automobile truck. One Newshouse, 30 bearing orange trees ....... 2,500.00 pa|>er Office. A Fertilizer Plant, shipping 7,500 tons 27 2 L/ts, six room house, tool shed, flow­ annually. Two Lumber .Yards. A Building and Loan ing well..........f.................;....................... 2,500.00 Association. One Strain and Two Hand Laundries. 28- Withdrawn. Two Theatres. Four Hotels and many Boarding 29 Block 13, C & 'I'., one house, 2 story, 6 Houses. One Carriage and Wagon Factory. Three rooms. 1 house, 1 story, 5 rooms. Blacksmith Shops. Two Restaurants. Two Baker­ 1 House, 1 story, 2 rooms. One-half ies. One Military Band. One Public Library. One cash ....... 2,500.00 Cold Storage Plant. $70,000.00 appropriated for a 30 An elegant house, with nice lawn, and Federal Building. Concrete Works. Cold Storage flowers, etc., on Park Ave. _ 6,000.00 Plant. Three Artesian Well Drillers Six Public home oil Park avenue 10,000.00 Parks. One Base Ball Park. Two Tenn ism 'ourEs.' 32 House, 2 story, 8 rooms, electric lights, Two Bottling Works. Seven Wholesale Fish Houses. gas for cooking, copper win* screens^ Two Plumbing Contractors. Four Building Contrac­ 35 gallon boiler. A bargain * ..3 ,5 0 0 .0 0 tors. Two. Photograph Galleries. Three Livery 33 House, 2 story, 8 rooms, on Magnolia . ... 3,000.00 Stables. Four Attorneys at I.aw. Splendid Sewer­ 34 A choice home. House 2 story and age System. Street Car Line. Masonic, K. of 1\, attic. 8 rooms, garage, flowing well, W. of W., Elk, Moose, Eagle Ixxlges. Two Bicycle A bargain... ---- ,..................................... 7,000.00 Shops. One Realty Trust Company. Seven Real 35 House, 3 rooms and kitchen, on Myrtle Estate Agencies. Three Crate Material Houses. One j ï Ave.. between 5th and 6th Sts. Lot Wrapping Paper and Printing Factory. Five Insur­ •11x117. $1,600.00 on easy terms or 1,500.00 ance Agencies. Five Physicians. Five Shoe Stores. 36 Over an acre, with 2 story, 7 room house Nineteen Grocer}' Stores. Eight I)ry Goods Houses. «m the Heights. Fine location for Three Clothing Stores. Four Furniture Stores. chicken farm.,. .............. 4,000.00 Three Hardware Stores. Four Drug Stores. One 37—A fine home, 2 story, 8 room house, Wholesale Grocery. One Wholesale Fet'd and Grain with 2 splendid lots (House on corner House. One 5 and 10 Cent Store. Two Jewelry lot), near business part of town............ 6,000.00 Stores. Two Musical Instrument* Houses. Two Seed Houses. Two Veterinary Surgeons. Three Dentists. Two Civil Engineers. Three thousand five hundred 2 -’1 1/it*. Ih’I lOlh and 11th St«., on French, each $300.00 Acres in Vegetables. Twenty-seven Vegetable Buy­ 3 IA>t corner 10th and Uturel 500.00 -4 V 9 ers, etc., etc., etc. I '2 1A)tn, cleared and fenced, gtxxl well 1000.0y .r>‘ L)t on Sanford Height* 350.00 Sanford is one of the healthiest cities in the state. 0 l Ait on Sanford Heights . . . . ...... 300.00 Splendid street cleaning department, sewerage, a IajU in Blk. 5, Tier 6.. __ , 1000.00 well organized sanitary department and .such other •b7 22 Splendid Height* IaiLs . 1000.00 organizations as conduce to the welfare and good health. 9— 2 Lot* in Sanford H cighU .............................. ......... 700.00 The vegetable output from the .Sanford farms for 10— 21 A)t» in Georgetown ............ ........ ........... .......................................'......................... 250 last season,-from 2,175 acres of tiled land and 1,325 11— Lot on Magnolia, lietwcen 8th and 9th ....... ......... 850.00 12— 2 Lot« on Oak, between 12th nnd 13th.. .................1100.00 Y acres not tiled, was as follow^: 5 Lot« on Sanford Height«, fronting Turk avenue 420.000 Crates Celery :.......«./................ $525,000.00 13— 67x130. Each ................................................................. 550.00 250.000 Crates Lettuce______ .......... . .... 375,000.00 14— 2 Ia)Lh, corner 10th and Myrtle...... ^ 1 1 0 0 .0 0 225.000 Crates Other Vegetables......... .... 215,000.00 15— 1 Corner lot, 10th and Palmetto................... 900.00 .... 800.0025.000 Barrels Irish Potatoes................ . . . . 125, 000.00 16— 1 Lot between 9th and 10th on Palmetto .1250.00 110.000 Bushels Com...................... . 99,000.60 17— J Lot between 3rd and 4th on Oak..;____ 18— 1 Lot between 3rd nnd 4th on O ak..-.,,....... 2100.00 65.000 Bushels Sweet Potatoes___ .... 65,000.00 19— 1 Lot, between 1st and 2nd on French.. ..... 600.00 19.000 Boxes Citrus Citrus Fruit .... 23,750.00 20— Block 5, Tier 10.........!...... ............ 2,000 Tons Hay ................. ?... . 24,000.00 21 - 168x268 ft., on Pnrk Avenue (nbout 6 lot«) 3500.00 81.000 Watermelons .................. ........ .... 12,500.00 2 2 — Ix>t on 1st Street, between Pnlmetto nnd Sanford . SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Marks’ Real Estate Agency 7 7 Æ si : , A venue«................ ,......... ..................................1100.00 23— Nice Lot in Sanford Height«..................................... 225.00 $1,464,250.00 24 —Lot on corner, bet. 11th and 12th, on Magnolia or 3,118 cars of 40,000 lbs. capacity. Avenue. One-hnlfco»h............... .............................. . 500.00 25— Lot on 3rd Street, Stringfellow’g Addition.......... .. 500.00 ■* *I 26— Corner lot Markham Height«............................ .... 300.00 1— Five room Cottage, on Palmetto ave­ 27— 7 Lots in West Sanford,......... .............. ........................ 700.00 nue between 4th and 5th streets— 28—Whole block, 3. Tier 18 ... ................... 1500.00 toilet and bath. Artesian well ‘con­ 29— 2 Lot« in Celery Avenue Addition............. ........... 200.00 nection. Cash..... .................................$ 1,5C0.00 80— 1 Lot in Celery Avenue Addition.................................. 300.00 2— Lot 13, Blk 5, Tier 2, House of 10 rooms 2,500.0031— W H of a Block (5 lota),on Pnlmetto.......... 2000.00 32— Et4 of a Block (5 lota), on M agnolia.______ ______ ______ ____ 2000.00 3— Lot, 100x150 ft., 10 room House, two I t: 33— W Mof Block (5 lots) on Park......... ........... ............. 2500.00 stories, * Flowing well and rain water 34— 2 Lot«, between 10th and llt h on E lm , . ..... .....800.00 > — water tank :........................ ........... 4,500.00 3a —J Lot, between llt h andT2tfi on Magnolia , ; 4tw.00 36—2 Lotn.pn Magnolia, between 10th and llt h ____ ......1250.00 4— Two story, 7 room House, lot 100x110 37— 1 1-ot. between French nnd Myrtle, on 1st S t........................1000.00 ft., on Oak avenue. Plenty of flowers M 5— and shrubbery .. ............... - ......... • 3,500.00 , Five room Cottage, comer lot, 67x 75 feet. Easy terms ........... .............2,100.00 • warehouse. Use of warehouse re5L-. served for 5 years. Good flowing • well: Half cash________ 3,000.00 . .; R. H. MARKS’ R ea l E sta te A gen cy. _______________ X v la b lia h e d 1869. f hiave some orange groves, and Farms. 'm'wtw'-' m yU i . timber tracts, and a few good can beat the world on Celery ^ 'ww. I L‘> fwKV'i ir * 1* T 'll- — Mt . |- /%*» ifcl'i? l" * » -j------- » » n w ’* • -, ** »«• , It. >A • .*1 Va »• ‘ Z- t a Tf * . I �FAVORS NEW 4BANKS non-pluaaed over his disappearance and the fact that no one had heard anything of him since he left on July 19. SWAT SPARROW Blu« N AS A PEST o n . Bln« N om Is a popular name for a native of Nov la Beotia. Uallburtoo, The Biological Survey Calle the Com­ Is **8am Bllek,” ft to * til* following mon Bird Ueeleee and Grower« W i l l Get Benefit* account of Its origin: " 'Pray, sir,’ Kanaae Solomon. - • Harmful. said on* of my fallow paaisngeri, ‘can ,,E rn m Results O f European —King Solomon bad nothing on a Cen­ you tell me why the Nova Scotian* tral la Justice of the peace before whom Trip O f Investigators are called Blue NosesT I t U the name a colored man and brother was being of a potato/ aald I, ‘which they pro* tried for stealing a chicken. The duce In the greatest perfection, and boast to be the best In the world. The • Tbs Commission Thst W e n t T o prosecuting witness thought It was his fowl, but was not willing to swear. Americans have. In consequence, Europe To Study Rural Credit, It .being near sundown the local Solo­ given them the nickname *Blus mon 1st the hen loos* and watched Etc., Is Back. Report WittN o se* /“ Jser.gotnr hdafd ‘tp,.fooet. AesdlL the negrtT was fined f 50.—Kansas City - Governors e ' _ * >, New York, Monday. t Bringing back recommendations which .if accepted will mean the Introduction of .a new agricultural banking system In the U nited'S tates, more th in sixty members of the American and Federal Commissions on ? Rural Cooperative C redit returned to New Y orkjcity yes­ terday on board the Cedric, of the White S tar IJne, after a three months' town in Europe. Delegates appointed by tKe Governor* of States, by the premiers of five of the provinces of Canada’ and by the President of the United States Purifying the Air. * The air of a room may be purified two hOMfl J>r*MU*6* jpalde of It a and very cold water. By that time It will hare ebgprbed all the gaaes In tbs room. • BEFORE BtJYING Practical Flower Holder. A Simple and practical flower hold­ er Is" made of green rubberised silk, the shade of natural leaves, and Is outlined with a green wire. When worn, It effectually prevents the pene­ tration of any moisture to the gown. The wire edge permits of shaping the holder to the bouquet proper, end the JeMe s Is then attached to ths corsage or whatever else desired. Colbfed Epigram. A colored philosopher Is reported to have aald: “Life, my bredren, am m osty made up of prayin' for rain, and then wlshlrt' it would d 'ar off."— Presbyterian. ‘' Wisdom. “Every man ought to save up enough to buy himself a good big farm," aald the thrifty clttxen. "Tee," replied Parmer Corntoeeel; “and then do something else with the money." Trespassing. A street car and an automobile had hud an altercation which ended w ith ' th e latter, In a more o r less battered condition. lodged on the fender of the form er. A little boy and hie m other happened along Just as It was over, and when the youngster s sw ’thrm he cried out In glee: "Oh, look, there's an auto standing on th at street car*s m ustache!", *'I have not had time to discua^thc * matter at any length, with, tha member* of th e commissions, but you esn ssy that their reports will urge the adoption of some kind of rursl banking system which will meet the needs of the farmers of this country,” said Senator Duncan U. Fletcher of Florida, chairman of the commission appointed by the Pres­ ident, when seen s t the MeAlpin Hotel. * Laying Matting. N eith e/S en ato r Fletcher nor Senator W hen laying m atting. It Is not a l­ Thom ss P. Gore of Oklahoma, also a w ay s necessary to cut It In o rd er to member of the commission, aerompan-1 fit co m ers sn d alcoves. It may be led the party to Europe, because their b e tte r to do so in very em ail spaces, presence was needed in Washington, and b u t often m oistening the m attin g Is his statem ent was based on the reports found to be b e tte r tban cutting. Soft­ made to him during the absence of his en ed thus, It can th en bo bent w ith­ associates, and on what ho was told o u t breaking, and m akes a n eat, su b ­ after he went on board tho Cedric in the s ta n tia l edgo. bay. * Another num ber of the Federal.Com­ O rator S lightly Mixed. mission made a similar statem ent to A form er se n a to r of tho U nited tho reporter, declaring that the recom­ S ta le s , was ad d ressin g a m eeting In mendations would probably include some h is homo town to celeb rate the appro­ of tho ideas incorporated in tho Credit p ria tio n by th e leg islatu re of funds Fonder of France snd the LamLwhaftcn fo r tho orocllon of a now s ta te eapl* lol. "My fellow citizen s,” said ho, snd Raiffeisen systems of Germany. " w s will build here tho g re a te st epi­ During their stay in Europe the com- ta p h un d er Qod’e greon footstool.” misaiorni were In eighteen countries, making a special study of cooperative land mortgage banks, cooperative Yursl credit unions snd similar organizations and Institutions devoting their atten­ tion to the promotion of agriculture and the betterm ent of rural conditions. In addition to the members of tho American Commission, whjch was or­ ganized under the direction of the StmUton* Gon&wm> an.L which .¿odudrd [ T reatin g B u rn t and Bcalda. two men from each state in the Union B u rn s and scalds should bo tre ste d and the fivo Canadian provinces, the w ith gtycerlno and flour, the la tte r following, who were appointed by the w ell heaped over tho affected p a r t President, were in the party: I)r. C. J. T h e n tie round a Unen bandage to ex­ Owens, managing director of the South­ clu d e th e air. If cotton wool is handy ern Congress; Kenyon Bytterfield, of It is b etter to uso for th is purpose Afnhent; W, It. Coulter and Colonel th a n linen, Harvle Jordan, of Atlanta, Ga. T h ey were met in the liny by a recep­ tio n p arty headed by Senators Fletcher and Goto, who went to meet the Cedric liw o rd a revenue cutter. The N|iOrt fit the American Commis­ sion will lie made to the Governors of the rtnlvn ami to the tjoutijcrri Com­ mercial Congress, which meet* In Mo- * *^*v Bhameteee. “Some of these aetotu must be shameless as well as shiftless,“ as­ serted the woman with the angular Jaw. “W hyT asked her husband. “Here Is one who advertises even oo the billboard that he la supported bj his wife." *, • ^ 7 - ' Knockers. :-----A haberdasher complains th st cane* do not find a ready sale In this town. This may be because It la difficult to carry a cane and a hammer at the wme time.—Topeka Journal. New Tag to an Old Fabm. Young Tony of the Italian quarter had been greatly Interested by tho teacher’s story of tho fox and the grapes. Arriving homo from school, ho repeated It In his excited, broken English to tho family, following the toucher's version pretty closely until he reached the climax. Tony’s con­ clusion was this: “Do nIda fox he say, 'Da grape no good, anyhow; alia sour! I guess I go geta de baoao.’ ”—Boston Evening Transcript Holland's Busiest Man. ‘ On a sign over a b a rb e r's shop at Stlorum , H olland: " B a re n t Won ter* lends donkeys on hire lik e his father, kills pigs, sm okes bam s, an d occupies him self with all kinds of sw inish de­ tail work; also sh ares an d c u ts hair, excep t on S undays.” E x h ib it E xe—"Bo now he hag a breach of prom ise on hie bands and th e woman la show ing le tte rs of his saying he’d do all so rts of things for h e r." Wye— "S o rt of prom issory note, eh?** Eze— "Y es, w ith th e accent on th e 's o r r y / ” GASOLINE KEROSENE CRUDE OIL ENGINE W r i t e to u s . W e have t h e b e s t p r o p o s i t i o n in Oave Him Away. W here the Rhine Is Busy. (h e s t a t e M aster (who Is' try in g to m ake a T he traffic on the Rhino between good Im pression on his strait faced S traeb u rg and th e H olland frontier a u n t from whom bo h as expectations) am ounts to the enorm oue to ta l of for­ —“ M ary, have you seen a letter an y ­ ty m illion tone annusUy. w here about m arked ‘P riv ate’?” Mary —"You mean the one from the man Pom pous Coal H orse. w hat c an 't get Ms m oney out of you, “A coal ho rse," said th e m ag istrate, sir? I put It be’lnd th e m irror, sir.”— "h as a pom pous strid e . T h e re is more Punch. dignity ab o u t a coal horse th a n there Is about a provincial m ayor." For a Heavy H eart. S et about doing good to som ebody; N ever Satisfied. put on your hat, and go visit tho sick W hen a man gets so m eth in g for and poor; Inquire into their w ants O F F L O R ID A and m in ister to th em Seek out tho nothing he Is p retty euro to think It deso late and oppressed. I hsve often might have been som ething better. JA C K S O N V IL L E tried this m edicine and always find It tho best antidote for a heary heart. E lectric C u rrent end N erves. —Jo h n Howard, Along hum an nerves tho electrio cu rren t trav o ls at from 33 to 60 yards a second. Com plim enting Dad. "I h ear th a t you u n dertook to ch as­ tise th a t precocious youngster of Crop Paradox. yours." "Yee, and I got a little re­ Seem s stra n g e th at those who sow JEWELER sp e c t out of him. too ” "How do you tho wind are tho very ones who have k n o w ?” "H e told me th a t If I would I a hard tim e raising tt go to th e gym and train a Itltln he MY SPECIALTIES th o u g h t he could m ake a hard h itte r o u t of me.” E verlasting. Pickard's H an d -P a in tod Chinn Tilinga gained are gone, but great G orham 's Sterling Silver things dona an d are.—A lgernon tlwtnIt Was a H ollar Day. Rogers' plated Wnre "Come, come,” eald a dletractod fa­ bum s. Elgin and W altham Watches ther, who had endured the children's noise till patience ceased to be a vir­ Irrig atio n In A ustralia. tu e; " th e re ’e no reason why you A u stralia Is irrig atin g m ore than should scream and holler so." "W hy, fa th e r,” said one of tho little fellovye. two mlUfhn acres of grazing lan d s with "don't, you know this la a holler-day T" artesian wells. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED G IB B S GAS E N G IN E CO. Henry McLaulin YOWELL Florida Growers News 1 gagm b r m ! * New Blue Bird Pins, Brooches and Rings New line Balkan and Middy Blouses. * T * * New line Ratines, Silk and Cotton, all sh Ne\V Bulgarian Bands and^L aces New Ribbons in Fancy CqIoi beard from J i n n his comrades here. Mr. Redhead, stated M r. Kirkland had been one o f the Cosat U n e’s trusted employes for many years. Asked whether or not his accounts were short, Mr. Kirkland stated that the agents who had been at work made no report to hitn. A railroad mart stated to a Times men th s t Redhead was alleged to bo short I d hla'secounta about $2,100. I t is said th s t Redhead for some time past had bees none too, regular in his habits, ab­ senting himself from his ’boarding place . Jntqiinntly u ntil vary U ts s f nigh t ■ -T U people a t his boarding piaos, b a n bees -- ■ • . . r . -. 5323005323482 �•' . * ■• 1 ___ — ’ OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY * » " ■_____ - S I ' •___________ ______ THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD _ 7iV SA NFORD—Life Is Worth Liring SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUISPAV, AUGUST S, ISI3 4 t i n r n m » »♦»♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦■*» Baby County Of Florida Sets Up House Keeping Under Most Favorable Circumstances , ‘ _ And In Most Comfortable Quarters Board Of County Commissioners Are Meetiiig In First Official Session And History Of The New County -----Begins With Todays Proceedings • * ' - Clerk of Circuit Court E. A. Douglass Thomas annexed «11 the office furniture that he could handle. He made way with the electeric fan, thtl typewriter an d aeveral o th e r article« t h a t could be •Rally moved, and if he had n horse and wugon he would have moved the entire block in tim e. Beside* the quarters ot the G row ers Association he aUo filched a flock Irom th e ollice formerly occupied Sheriff (’ . M. Hand Ta* Assessor T K. Batea Ta* Collector J 1>. Jinkins t uunt) Judge B. F. W hitner q u a r te rs for the transaction Ot tn e «rtio- i»r enougn irom tn e street triune to ist y ’s business - te m p o ra ry iM-cnuse, while i|uie t and w ith good ven tila tio n and the p rese n t quarters m a y »*> tRe home light. T h e ow ner of th e buff fling will 0f t|„ . officials' for five years or longer install an e le v a to r for the th e offices will lie given up the m in u te the (**ople a n d court room, and in all the new court of Sem inole think they o u g h t to huve an d , house will n o t only he one of th e mi*t can afford to have n fim new court convenient b u t one of the mo-t up to house. As told in tin IIL-1 iviii- (.’1 I'll*' d a t e tiltlpk* of ju»t|i>' in tlx -tale lii-rald th e comnussioners have diThis vcs*-d prtddi in ol the court bouw tid e d Upon the t tc lb o r n e blink for the having lieen se ttle d sathtfartorilv another couri house and a cm of Tie same u p - * o r e confronts th e county n> tl**. -I.ape t . il.ni.lv fi w l at-. .* >1111111*3 it. I .1 I fuit will u lw ii)* ttpf.re. la te (tie pears in tliis issue. I’he tiuildmg will ol a tein|H>rurv pul and this is a m a tte r «Iali 1 bave »tarlisi so nuspiciously. U-ing oul a d v i c e ul t h e citizen» a n d if it m e e t * m a k e a fine court house in regards t n l o f Utmost im p o rta n c e as th e locution of the inte rio r and With aoitii changes Will II pill tint on ly <|e|wni|s upon the judg- of dehl and with a few situoleoiM In thè with their a p p ro v a l will act upon it Sctnp m h m un it V »(arts t<td«> 1-*■I hnve ail tin- ear murk» ol a reul court merit of tin- c o u n t) official* hut li|**»n treusprv t'p jiuy ciirrent bill». T h e j y o u r first ac t h e an u n q u a lif ie d *uppoft cOui.lv eoininissioiM-rs are un thè job hour«» exu-rnully. T he Pudding in the public opinion to it large ex te n t, a- no 01 I h' c o u n t ) official«. earlv d a y s uu» one of the tine-st iri South citizen care» to have the jail located and wiH n.ake puhlic servanti, of tlle. pro}»-r -ort All thè officiai* tire meri Florida, tie m g t i m e stories in height and "e ar him, a n d no merchant is anxious built of brick with truutsiv'e stet l vaults to have the jail fur a neighlmr. I he w b<> fm l llleir gfent mqnitisibilltn»** an d in several offices on the first floors and question resolve* It-elf lllto a complex 1wn|l III thè affli** tu file liest of tlieir V11 of t beni are }»• nuw tle w ili -tsm gr.-et liner frieltd» eeevmd ffoors, a n d the corner on Coni- Ode suiting tn e n e rd s id tiie new county, knowledg. o d power nAvftpsct: :T*^I'*'TT»vW/D»«t^)*cAv-r w r *1 1;wim eonsU tuent» m eleganti) upt.om ted Bwrcnd A n d Park h aving at one tim e looking to trie future and arromnujilaW licen fitted lor u hunk a n d will !»• used ing the people win. might live ,.r have a tion of F. I Wimdru'ff all tìie cumini*- (q* , e» of their u n ii iti thè court house al for th e new Seminole H ank ill II few tiuslliewl near the propex-d »it. .if the »ioners are »crving for thè Im i itine t n, n ,ri„,f of Commercial stree! and Tlirre i- Work tu do »lui bl»tor> i» tx-ing |',,r g avellili T h e ) w l 11 He l i s u te d oli •i..I ilnut of i !.. building bui ju»t the ear t) Till», of course, will ta (p rid e d l.y the mnde loda) and *>■ grani th a i all id our t | 1(. Jiiunicnt to | coinimsmotiers as 1 *ui) us j>o«»*ible and , ofik'iaU m a) bave lui Irendile in ¡s-rb-C^ wt.at ri».in» ili*) wffl occup) i* al prt»uuknow n, ¿1* thè fijmxT OcrtipanU qqi th e m u -j these gentlem en will !«• working over ^ iqg tlic System of operntm g thè c o u n ty 1» 1 business. . are «tilt holding un unti! they cuti l*‘ work was - tinc*- on thd c o u n ty '« bu*in.w» an d it will Tliev bave thè supjiort of all (he |ieople | l(K ' n ’* ‘d iti sorti e «th e r building. tuw er ns«# ta k e titne a h d uouhh- to get the new ing and can ¡ b a b y •tii'f«-*! to eating w ithout the aid livine in Sceminole ro tin i) la-mune e v rry | Foliowing I» thè lisi of thè new ofon the take j of the bottle. riuzt-n rialixiw thut Semitude « now f i'i“ is < o u n i) t ommluaioiier» the lower j There are m a n y people here today to our uwri county, no m a ile r w hether il \ 1 l Uiwtdruff. Santoni i* would tu *t*t- tlie n*-w county gettin g down to iaecumc 11» frolli hi* tlforls or not and t.usine*« an d every citizen of the new quarter» lor county M-»-in» imbued with th e Idi a <>l office room» I assisting in all his power to m a k e S em ­ in .-H-minulc 1 I dole one of th e banner counties of the BEAUTIFUL ELKS HEAD P r e s e n te d to the S an fo rd Dkk t alh o u n 1-odgc Supt. Public Instruction D. I - T hrasher S u p e r ' iwir Itrgisimtit.n H. ( ’. DuBose ( mini) School Hoard F. I' Forster, Sanford T ilden J bcii Im , Long wood S C. Dickson, Longwood the ( rlminal» Fili* Jnlls It* was sim ply withI ti her t o mit lei w hen his books and , iM-w county of S e m in o l e 1out an olile*, a m a tte r of building other fixlun-« fot theclerk's office bem the a new jud Sheriff Hand wili have all the* gmt eearemf m <*-**» «tm nM -ieariy fit pill* of adjoining couiitie* tilled with retd a n office anywhere In o r d e r 't o get T h ro u g h the genour prisoner* and the feed lull will the »tuff u n p ac k ed . a m o u n t to something. Sheriff H an d eroeity o:( L ake A Hnmetter, the I****»« tuo. tawui busy ever unce he took hi* | of the new c* urt house he was given the office m looking a l tif ■ tra. criminal* ^ hank (oom in lb1« corner of the temple who were taking it easy wh(le th e new of justice a nd he i* tiie busiest man in county was m process of forimitton. H<- town to d a y finpiuTuijg s world of ma­ baa ju»t returned from 1'nlutku when« terial um i he and his a s sista n ts arc work-* o v er tim e getting e v e ry th in g Irx he ot.tained [«**.»<■*»km ol H . T h o i n a*, a i( h‘. Mr. Douglass says he (eels like negro will, pulluli off a good s t u n t w Idle at he is doing to fix u p his office (a the (ampie were not looking. He gained y for th e time being os b e will have entra nce into the offices <d the Florida \ cgetaf.le Grower* Association a lte r I* m ove to the necoml Hour, hut he can I bey liad c1ibm-*| lor the season, an d the .11 least get »tarted now and have a Pico block being rulhc/ deserted ill tilt , place to unpack his record books and evening*, and with no one to b othe r him, furniture. Hounding up uf l tiles» the make» haste PIGEONS TURNED LOOSE ;>», a com plete rev.olu1 turn in foreign naval policy in the western b) hemispherv, for it is expected th a t if G reat Britain rhange» her naval policy 111 Araeririin.Atlantic water», other Eu- O n c of the finest specimen* iff an e lk ’* j roJ|f||n ,iu l„ ,(is ,,r(,but.]v will follow suit liead that ha* ever i>een seen in the south I ^»hi|e , h^ „ m*y I«, eijas te<! now in the lodge room of Sanford | m ||w A , U t u „. mj(l(.r> , n)| t h „ West lodge, B. P. 0 . K H wo, brought from , IndlM otnrllU> ,,.aUzt Oial with the west by Dick Calhoun and must | , he 0JH>n,n i of the rBliaJ th„ VnlU.ti have cost a goodly »urn to have It S u |r t muM ronlfnd with j Bpan for m ounted in »uch a lashlon, Dick oi- doiI,iluttoll oI t he Pacific. „ Big ( lira» Crop , General Manager L. D. Jones of the Florida Citrus Exchanges hoe completed compilation of the shipments of the cit­ rus fruits from Florida during the past »•aeon, which show* that it w*a the biggest crop year In the history of the »tote—some 8,162,000 boxee, of which 1,760,301 boxes were shipped through the Exchange, or about.23 per cent. This is the largest amount the Citrus Exchange hag handled In any year of its history. Mr. Jooee Is emphatic in his statem ent that the coming crop wifi be not only a large one, but the very largest in the history of the state. He forssst* a season < f prosperity for the growers and i big year for tbe Exchange, despite the lower tariff ot foreign d trua fruita. From the time of the big freete until 1908, no crop reached 4,000,000 boxes. The crop of 1894 amounted to 4,161,849 bakes while that of 189M . the e«fl*n following the freeze was but 147,000 bolts. > - The grapefruit crop despite ail the talk to tbe contrary, fe likely to he great­ Islands. H i* stated eitthoriUUveiy er than that ot last season, because SO th a t the British government hoa made Inquiry concerning the . plana of the i ; nit*d/, »Stata« fòr protection of the .Panama Gena] roqtes, and ft hoe been pufgeeted Jbst thisj e d k a u a ’ an inten­ tion *to iafeguard' Britkh shipping by Dr. Housholiicr. I t was th e aalo of tin* articles th a t brought the negro to grief becuusc he offered th e m so cheap (hut suspicion was. aroused and an investigation on the part of Sheriff Hand j soon _d¡»closed th a t the offices laid been ■robbed. M e a n t i m e the negro lutd (led with th e m one y from the articles and was us fur no rth as I’u la tkn when the sheriff had him nailed. H e is now lan­ guishing in th e tem porary q u a rte rs aijd will help the new county to build road* as soon ft* the court meets. To .Make One Thousand Mile nry for a Record Twenty-five tu fifty million dollur» of governm ent funds »ill he depu*lted in National Hun^» of the South and West at unre, by Secretary Me Ado**, to facilitate the m ovem ent of croju*. F ed­ eral. «tale and municipal txmii* and prime commercial pape r will tie accept* ed as security lor the money, upon which the banka will pay two per cent interest. The motive of Secretary McAdoo in establishing this new policy is to an­ ticipate the money stringency in the late summer and fall, which invariably accompanies the marketing and move­ ment of crop», esiiecially when the har­ vests are unusually large, a* the har­ vest now beginning forecasts. He in­ tends to take time by the forelock and prevent or minimise the usual tightness of money. > , In a 1 tat ament today the Secretary made the aignifleant answer th at Gov­ ernment bonds wouid be at parity for the n«w deposits and th at the addi­ tional money would be placed only with banka which bavw token out at loast forty per cent of their authorised cir­ culation. ^ The Gpvàmment two per cent bonds, serving as security for most of the bank circulation, have been depressed re­ cently to new market records, drop­ ping to 96 3-4 during the lu t few day*. The Secretary's willing ness to accept these bonds at par a« aecurity 'for the twenty-fire to fifty-mUHone of promised tkpdrit. and the inducement to tha national banks to ràcrMae tbeir circu­ lation up to tbe forty per cent limit, Is upaetod to beip in restoring the parity oi the depressed two's by creating » m w market for them. For tbs first tint« in history, tbs Government will accept prime com­ mercial paper os security for deposit*. This privilege wilf be granted, andeposits available to the Jour* I-ast S a tu r d a y the S outhern Express of this city received two homing \pigeons from O F. Connelly of Carlisle, Fa , with instructions to tu rn th e m looae and tel th e m lly home. They were given their freedom on Sunday m orning and after circling a few time« as if to test their wings were soort lost to tight in the 1 Co. Franklin < a*c Reopened The Franklin murder case th at has been dorm ant for some time*as*umed a new phase Saturday when another ne­ gro named Edwards was brought into it, with the supposition th at he might have been either an important witness or a principal. States Attorney Cary Lan­ dis was present at the preliminary trial held in the court of Justice Stringfellow and Attorney DeCot tea represented Edwards. The case was continued un­ til next Friday and the Edwarda feature will then be settled. It seems to be the idea of the defense to bring in m w fea­ tures to offset the deathbed confession of Franklin and when the ease finally comes to circuit court It will be watched with much interest on account of the prominence in negro circles of tbe slain and the ones who hav* become en­ tangled in the meshes. L TempiRf Tripe „ , Some of.our young people report a very enjoyable comping trip at Palm Spring* during tbe last ten day*- Those present were Mr*. U . isermon, Mrs. Clifford loerman, Mimes Frances Pearson, Flora Pearson, Haisn Isernxan,. Grace loerman, Helen Reaaoner, Ruth Smith, abo Helen Bergert and Eivtma Lowry of Loughroan; Messrs Clark Pearson, George Smith, Oscar Pearson, Jack Booth, Jcme Kersey and Bert Long. empyrean blue of (be Florida aky on their long flight to Carlisle. Home time ago these two pigtion* were taken to Savannah and loosened to fly home and made the trip in record time. This was 700 miles and their owner Is to proud of hia peta th at he determined to try them for the 1000 mile record, hence they were shipped to Sanford to make the trial. Tbeir progress will lie watched with interest hy the people of this city and the fact of their arrival home in Car­ lisle »rill be chronicled In The Herald. Sine* the pigeons made tide city tbeir starting paint we are anxious for a suc­ cessful flight to their Pennsylvania home. and Spelling," "Music and Zoology,’; “ Art and Geography." Practical ieosons in "Domestic Science” were given in the diniug room, os the guests *lc» joyed tiie delicious fruit mind with green mnyonaise tlrinsing, bread utul butter sandwiches and ¡red ten. The club prize, "Bachelor Belle«," a delightful book was won by Mrs. George Fox, Jr., who stood the best examination among the club member*. Mr*. Henry Wight was the succcsaful competitor, among the guests, and was awarded, the lovrty-gtiwr'prlw-, a dainty »pink bou­ doir cap. The member» of the club who were present were Mr». Henry McLeulin, Mr». Fred William*. Mrs. F. L. Wood­ ruff, Mr». J. T. Brady, Mr». R. J. Holly, M ri. C. H. Dingee, Mr». J. C. Bennett, Mr*. Geo. Fox, Jr., guest* Mr*. H. H. Pattlshall and two daughter^ Miaae« Blanche and Georgia, Mr*. E. M. Graddfck, Jacksonville; Mr*. J, A. Deggs, and Mr*. Wibon, Titusville; Mr*. J. W. Windgate, Jackaonviile; Mi*. H»nry Wight, Mr*. Alfred Uli*. D rlightnd Outing The Brotherhood ot 8t. Andrews, com­ posed of tbe Junior boys of the Epis­ copal church have been having the time of their lives during the poet week. In the cate and companionship of Her. Arthir 8. Peek, rector of th e.Episcopal church they left tot Ormond leat Tues­ day, where.they have doubtless enjoyed every known pleasure and recreation that the Beech affords. An outfit for camping and all tbe other Decenary paraphernalia for living jn the p p m waa carried along and It is "needisBa to soy that tboee bein' have extracted e v « y ounce of flirt and varied experience, t*; be found In many .ike of seas hors. Tbe party are expected home today. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1913 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 01, 1913 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 01, 1913. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 01, 1913; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald