33 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a63a1238691c80b7864e2aa02500f218.pdf 5cfbd87fb3e40f485859c77d707288ec PDF Text Text FAVORS N E W 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 Grower« W i l l Get Benefit* Kanaae Solomon. ,,Ernm Results O f European —King Solomon bad nothing on a Cen­ tral la Justice of the peace before whom Trip O f Investigators • Tbs Commission Thst W e n t To Europe To Study Rural Credit, Etc., Is Back. Report Witt- Governors e ' _ * >, New York, Monday. t Bringing back recommendations which .if accepted will mean the Introduction of .a new agricultural banking system In the United'States, more thin sixty members of the American and Federal Commissions on ? Rural Cooperative Credit returned to New Yorkjcity yes­ terday on board the Cedric, of the White Star 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 a colored man and brother was being tried for stealing a chicken. The prosecuting witness thought It was his fowl, but was not willing to swear. It .being near sundown the local Solo­ mon 1st the hen loos* and watched Jser.gotnr hdafd ‘tp,.fooet. AesdlL the negrtT was fined f 50.— Kansas City Bln« N o m 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 m on Bird Ueeleee and account of Its origin: " 'Pray, sir,’ - • Harmful. said on* of my fallow paaisngeri, ‘can you tell me why the Nova Scotian* are called Blue NosesT I t U the name of a potato/ aald I, ‘which they pro* duce In the greatest perfection, and boast to be the best In the world. The Americans have. In consequence, given them the nickname *Blus Nose*/“ - * *^*v Bhameteee. “Some of these aetotu must be shameless as well as shiftless,“ as­ serted the woman with the angular Jaw. “ W h y T asked her husband. “ Here Is one who advertises even oo the billboard that he la supported bj his wife." Purifying the Air. * The air o f 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 JeMes Is then attached to ths corsage or whatever else desired. Colbfed Epigram. A colored philosopher Is reported to have aald: “ Life, my bredren, am mosty made up of prayin' for rain, and then wlshlrt' it would d 'a r 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 with' the latter, In a more or less battered condition. lodged on the fender of the former. A little boy and hie mother happened along Just as It was over, and when the youngster ssw’ thrm he cried out In glee: "Oh, look, there's an auto standing on that street car*s mustache!", *'I have not had time to discua^thc * matter at any length, with, tha member* of the 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 st the MeAlpin Hotel. * Laying Matting. Neithe/Senator Fletcher nor Senator When laying matting. It Is not al­ Thomss P. Gore of Oklahoma, also a ways necessary to cut It In order to member of the commission, aerompan-1 fit comers snd alcoves. It may be led the party to Europe, because their better to do so in very email spaces, presence was needed in Washington, and but often moistening the matting Is his statement was based on the reports found to be better tban cutting. Soft­ made to him during the absence of his ened thus, It can then bo bent with­ associates, and on what ho was told out breaking, and makes a neat, sub­ after he went on board tho Cedric in the stantial edgo. bay. * Another number of the Federal.Com­ Orator Slightly Mixed. mission made a similar statement to A former senator o f tho United tho reporter, declaring that the recom­ Stales, was addressing a meeting In mendations would probably include some his homo town to celebrate the appro­ of tho ideas incorporated in tho Credit priation by the legislature of funds Fonder of France snd the LamLwhaftcn for tho orocllon of a now state eapl* lol. "My fellow citizens,” said ho, snd Raiffeisen systems of Germany. "w s will build here tho greatest epi­ During their stay in Europe the com- taph under 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 betterment 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 [ Treating Burnt and Bcalda. two men from each state in the Union Burns and scalds should bo trested and the fivo Canadian provinces, the with gtycerlno and flour, the latter following, who were appointed by the well heaped over tho affected part President, were in the party: I)r. C. J. Then tie round a Unen bandage to ex­ Owens, managing director of the South­ clude the air. If cotton wool is handy ern Congress; Kenyon Bytterfield, of It is better to uso for this purpose Afnhent; W, It. Coulter and Colonel than linen, Harvle Jordan, of Atlanta, Ga. They were met in the liny by a recep­ tion party headed by Senators Fletcher and Goto, who went to meet the Cedric liword 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- Blu« N o n . AS A PEST *, • ^ 7 - ' Knockers. :----A haberdasher complains thst 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. Oave Him A w a y. Where the Rhine Is Busy. Master (who Is' trying to make a The traffic on the Rhino between good Impression on his strait faced Straeburg and the Holland frontier aunt from whom bo has expectations) amounts to the enormoue total of for­ — “ Mary, have you seen a letter any­ ty million tone annusUy. where about marked ‘ Private’ ?” Mary — "You mean the one from the man Pompous Coal Horse. what can't get Ms money out of you, “ A coal horse," said the magistrate, sir? I put It be’lnd the mirror, sir.” — "has a pompous stride. There is more Punch. dignity about a coal horse than there Is about a provincial mayor." For a H e a vy Heart. Set about doing good to somebody; Never Satisfied. put on your hat, and go visit tho sick When a man gets something for and poor; Inquire into their wants and minister to them Seek out tho nothing he Is pretty euro to think It desolate and oppressed. I hsve often might have been something better. 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: tried this medicine and always find “ Do nIda fox he say, 'Da grape no It tho best antidote for a heary heart. Electric Current end Nerves. good, anyhow; alia sour! I guess I go —John Howard, Along human nerves tho electrio geta de baoao.’ ”—Boston Evening current travols at from 33 to 60 yards Transcript Holland's Busiest Man. ‘ On a sign over a barber's shop at Stlorum, Holland: "Barent Won ter* lends donkeys on hire like his father, kills pigs, smokes bams, and occupies himself with all kinds o f swinish de­ tail work; also shares and cuts hair, except on Sundays.” Exhibit Exe— "Bo now he hag a breach of promise on hie bands and the woman la showing letters of his saying he’d do all sorts of things for her." Wye— "Sort of promissory note, eh?** Eze— "Yes, with the accent on the 'sorry/ ” 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 (h e s t a t e G IB B S GAS E N G IN E CO. OF F L O R ID A J A C K S O N V IL L E Henry McLaulin a second. Complimenting Dad. " I hear that you undertook to chas­ tise that precocious youngster of Crop Paradox. yours." "Yee, and I got a little re­ Seems strange that those who sow JEWELER spect out of him. too ” "How do you tho wind are tho very ones who have know?” "H e told me that If I would I a hard time raising tt go to the gym and train a Itltln he MY SPECIALTIES thought he could make a hard hitter out of me.” Everlasting. Pickard's Hand-Pain tod Chinn Tilinga gained are gone, but great Gorham's Sterling Silver things dona andare.— Algernon tlwtnIt Was a Hollar Day. Rogers' plated Wnre "Come, come,” eald a dletractod fa­ bums. Elgin and Waltham Watches ther, who had endured the children's noise till patience ceased to be a vir­ Irrigation In Australia. tue; "there’e no reason why you Australia Is irrigating more than should scream and holler so." "Why, father,” said one of tho little fellovye. two mlUfhn acres of grazing lands with "don't, you know this la a holler-day T" artesian wells. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED YOWELL Florida Growers News 5323005323482 1 gagm r m ! * b 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 C qIoi beard from J in n his comrades here. Mr. Redhead, stated Mr. Kirkland had been one o f the Cosat Une’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 thst Redhead was alleged to bo short I d hla'secounta about $2,100. It is said thst Redhead for some time past had bees none too, regular in his habits, ab­ senting himself from his ’boarding place .Jntqiinntly until vary Uts sf night ■ -T Upeople at his boarding piaos, b a n bees -- ■ • . . r . -. �•' . * ■• ’ OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY * » " __ — ■____ -SI' •_________ ____ _ 1 THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE W ORLD 7iV SA N F O R D — 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 and aeveral other article« that could be •Rally moved, and if he had n horse and wugon he would have moved the entire block in time. Beside* the quarters ot the Growers Association he aUo filched a flock Irom the ollice formerly occupied Sheriff (’ . M. Hand Ta* Assessor T K. Batea Ta* Collector J 1>. Jinkins t uunt) Judge B. F. Whitner quarters for the transaction Ot tne «rtio- i»r enougn irom tne street triune to isty’s business -temporary iM-cnuse, while i|uiet and with good ventilation and the present quarters may »*> tRe home light. The owner of the buff fling will 0f t|„. officials' for five years or longer install an elevator for the the offices will lie given up the minute the (**ople and court room, and in all the new court of Seminole think they ought to huve and , house will not only he one of the mi*t can afford to have n fim new court convenient but one of the mo-t up to house. As told in tin IIL-1 iviii- (.’1 I'll*' date tiltlpk* of ju»t|i>' in tlx -tale lii-rald the comnussioners have diThis vcs*-d prtddi in ol the court bouw tided Upon the ttclborne blink for the having lieen settled sathtfartorilv another couri house and a cm of Tie same up-* ore confronts the county n> tl**. -I.ape t . il.ni.lv fi w l at-. .* >1111111*3 it. I .1 I fuit will ulwii)* ttpf.re. late (tie pears in tliis issue. I’ he tiuildmg will ol a tein|H>rurv pul and this is a matter «I ali 1 bave »tarlisi so nuspiciously. U-ing oul advice ul the citizen» and if it meet* make a fine court house in regards tn lo f Utmost importance as the locution of the interior and W i t h aoitii changes Will II pill tint only <|e|wni|s upon the judg- of dehl and with a few situoleoiM In thè with their approval will act upon it Sctnpmh munit V »(art s t<td«> 1-*■I hnve ail tin- ear murk» ol a reul court merit of tin- count) official* hut li|**»n treusprv t'p jiuy ciirrent bill». The j your first act he an unqualified *uppoft cOui.lv eoininissioiM-rs are un thè job hour«» exu-rnully. The Pudding in the public opinion to it large extent, a- no 01 I h' count) official«. earlv days 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, tiemg time stories in height and "ear him, and 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»** and 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 }»• nuwtle w ili -tsm gr.-et liner frieltd» eeevmd ffoors, and the corner on Coni- Ode suiting tne nerds id tiie new county, knowledg. o d power nAvftpsct: :T*^I'*'TT»vW/D»«t^)*cAv-r w r*1 1 ;wim eonsUtuent» m eleganti) upt.omted Bwrcnd And Park having at one time looking to trie future and arromnujilaW licen fitted lor u hunk and will !»• used ing the people win. might live ,.r have a tion of F. I Wimdru'ff all tìie cumini*- (q* , e» of their unii iti thè court house al for the new Seminole Hank ill II few tiuslliewl near the propex-d »it. .if the »ioners are »crving for thè Imi itine tn, n ,ri„,f of Commercial stree! and Tlirre i- Work tu do »lui bl»tor> i» tx-ing |',,rg avellili The) wl 11 He lisuted oli •i..I ilnut of i !.. building bui ju»t the ear t) Till», of course, will ta (prided l.y the mnde loda) and *>■ grani thai all id our t|1(. Jiiunicnt to |coinimsmotiers as 1 *ui) us j>o«»*ible and , ofik'iaU ma) bave lui Irendile in ¡s-rb-C^ wt.at ri».in» ili*) wffl occup) i* al prt»uuknown, ¿1* thè fijmxT OcrtipanU qqi the mu-j these gentlemen will !«• working over ^ iqg tlic System of operntmg thè county1» 1 business. . are «tilt holding un unti! they cuti l*‘ work was - tinc*- on thd county'« bu*in.w» and it will Tliev bave thè supjiort of all (he |ieople | l(K 'n’ *‘d iti sorti e «ther building. tuwer ns«# take titne ahd uouhh- to get the new ing and can ¡baby •tii'f«-*! to eating without the aid livine in Sceminole rotini) la-mune evrry | Foliowing I» thè lisi of thè new ofon the take j of the bottle. riuzt-n rialixiw thut Semitude « now fi'i“ is < ouni) t ommluaioiier» the lower j There are many people here today to our uwri county, no mailer whether il \ 1 l Uiwtdruff. Santoni i* would tu *t*t- tlie n*-w county getting down to iaecumc 11» frolli hi* tlforls or not and t.usine*« and every citizen of the new quarter» lor county M-»-in» imbued with the Idi a <>l office room» I assisting in all his power to make Sem­ in .-H-minulc 1Idole one of the banner counties of the BEAUTIFUL ELKS HEAD Presented to the Sanford Dkk t alhoun 1-odgc Supt. Public Instruction D. I- Thrasher Super'iwir Itrgisimtit.n H. ( ’ . DuBose ( mini) School Hoard F. I' Forster, Sanford Tilden JbciiIm, Long wood S C. Dickson, Longwood Hounding up the ( rlminal» Fili* Jnlls uf I ti her t o mit lei It* was simply withwhen his books and , matter of building other fixlun-« fot theclerk's office bem ak e» haste m the a new jud Sheriff Hand wili have all the* gmt eearemf m < * - * * » «tmnM-ieariy fit pill* of adjoining couiitie* tilled with retd an office anywhere In order'to get Through the genour prisoner* and the feed lull will the »tuff unpacked. amount to something. Sheriff Hand eroeity o:( Lake 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 altif ■ tra. criminal* ^hank (oom in lb1« corner of the temple who were taking it easy wh(le the new of justice and he i* tiie busiest man in county was m process of forimitton. H<- town today finpiuTuijg s world of ma­ baa ju»t returned from 1'nlutku when« terial umi he and his assistants arc work-* over time getting everything Irx he ot.tained [ «**.»<■*»km ol H. Thoina*, a i( h‘. Mr. Douglass says he (eels like negro w i l l , pulluli off a g o o d stunt w Idle at he is doing to fix up his office (a the (ampie were not looking. He gained y for the time being os be will have entrance into the offices <d the Florida \ cgetaf.le Grower* Association alter I* move to the necoml Hour, hut he can I bey liad c1ibm-*| lor the season, and 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 bother him, furniture. l tiles» 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 statement 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 dtrua 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 that 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 thisje d k a u a ’ an inten­ tion *to iafeguard' Britkh shipping the iM-w county of S e m in o l e 1out an olile*, a PIGEONS TURNED LOOSE ;>», a complete rev.olu1turn in foreign naval policy in the western b) hemispherv, for it is expected that if Great Britain rhange» her naval policy 111 Araeririin.Atlantic water», other EuOnc of the finest specimen* iff an elk’* j roJ|f||n ,iul„,(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 , Utu„. mj(l(.r> , n)| th„ 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,ni of the rBliaJ th„ VnlU.ti have cost a goodly »urn to have It Su|rt muM ronlfnd with j Bpan for mounted in »uch a lashlon, Dick oi- doiI,iluttoll oI the Pacific. by Dr. Housholiicr. I t was the aalo of tin* articles that brought the negro to grief becuusc he offered them so cheap (hut suspicion was. aroused and an investigation on the part of Sheriff Hand j soon _d¡»closed that the offices laid been ■robbed. Meantime the negro lutd (led with the money from the articles and was us fur north as I’ulatkn when the sheriff had him nailed. He is now lan­ guishing in the temporary quarters aijd will help the new county to build road* as soon ft* the court meets. To .Make One Thousand Mile Jour* nry for a Record Twenty-five tu fifty million dollur» of government funds »ill he depu*lted in National Hun^» of the South and West at unre, by Secretary Me Ado**, to facilitate the movement of croju*. Fed­ eral. «tale and municipal txmii* and prime commercial paper 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 that Gov­ ernment bonds wouid be at parity for the n«w deposits and that 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 Franklin < a*c Reopened The Franklin murder case that has been dormant for some time*as*umed a new phase Saturday when another ne­ gro named Edwards was brought into it, with the supposition that 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. I-ast Saturday the Southern Express 1 Co. of this city received two homing \ pigeons from O F. Connelly of Carlisle, Fa , with instructions to turn them looae and tel them lly home. They were given their freedom on Sunday morning and after circling a few time« as if to test their wings were soort lost to tight in the 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 . i sermon, 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 that 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, Mri. 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 U li*. Drlightnd 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 the.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 ppm 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 seashors. Tbe party are expected home today. �THE SANFORD HERALD same quality. Therefore, nothint but Ukrertr, onions, turn!pa, carrot* and 17» the lack of bnsinaas enterprise now de­ hairy vetch arid dwarf Eaaaz rape for prives Florida of a large addition to Mr stock fesdL Lima beans can be started population and the voifliw* ffK ttr 'tite#1 neaa ae an addition to the benefits ac­ last of Jon «.-T h e bneh'Hmaa are'but­ cruing from the. business growth and tery and delicious and our awaat cootwhich frows early In the season is sweet her demands for good road*. Moreover, our failure to'taka ad­ and tender. Sulphur sprinkled on the vantage of tba conditions speak* badly silk protects from the cotton ball worm. world—ire- prove ourselves de­ Strawberry plants should be started ficit In enterprise, lacking in capital or soon so as to be wefl supplied with leaves Senator Fletcher baa asked President WQaop to visit Jackaonvilla and Kay Weat on tba Pmaklsnt’A proposed trip to tba opening of tba Panama Canal. It la vary probably that tba President will not be able to visit the canal, so the Jacksonville and Key Weat people will not gat to him. Should ha make the trip be will probably atop In Jacksonvilla and Key West. You Need Our Protection . Import from other atetas a necessity of our growth. Why should not Flor­ ida make bar bricks and n il some to lare fortunate neighbors!—1 Times-Union. .* * The state press will extend sympathy to Bro. Burch of the New Smyrna Bree«« In the lore of hi* eldest son, whose death occurred at that place Friday of last weak. The split sklrt ha* apptarsd in Miami. But Fotta will be equal to thè occaaion and hk artielea on 'T im e Exposure re Relatsd to thè Split Sklrt” are now awaited with much interest. The Vary fact that typewriter* which are sold at 9100 In this country can be bought In Europe for |60 should he the basis of good argument that then Is something wrong with the government works and also with tbs statement put out by the big manufacturer» that they cannot compete with the pauper labor of Europe. We are of the opinion that somebody la lying.—Stuart Times. PEACEFUL NOW J. Hugh Reese, without doubt one of the most versatile and brilliant members of the Florida pram, has accepted the editorial management of the Orlando Sentinel and assumed his <#w duties this weak. The city of Orlando and county of Orange are to be congratu­ lated. Mr. Rees* will make their ad­ vantages and beauties known. Then there is Editor Holly of the Sanford (Seminole county) Herald; perhaps he will be a tittle more careful what he say* and how h# says it when he gets to pok­ ing puns at the mother county now that Reese is on the Job in Orange. Two good, capable fellows; may they bring about harmony In one of the best sec­ tions of all Florida, something that has been missing ever since Holly began hi* crusadq lor county division. Palstka Newt. AU i* peaceful now, Bro. Bill, Why, those Orlando folks love us »0 much that they are willing to fertilize our cel­ ery fields free of cherge. And if Joe Reeee ever get* crossways with u* we will kidnap him and take him fishing for a day. And if Dr. Stagg get* funny we will throw a golf bail at hia nose. And as for Howard we will »tallón him at the septic tank for life. George Kel­ ler will be made to tell hia experience* At Pass-s-Grille ami Joe Ferris will be waffgned to. read s paper on the *ubject ‘"Truth (a stranger than Fiction." W# will have peace at any cost and those rough necks at’ Orlando who are posing as heWsp¿p¿F men will I»« made to keep the peace even if we have to invoke the j aid of' Pastor ituaaeil. 11KICKS FOR FLORIDA The wonderful ootry of Florida's in­ dustrial development ir weak in one link—our people are too wilting to buy what they want when it might be pos­ sible to make it for ounielvcs. To buy the product of a foreign factory i* lo de­ prive our state of the profits to l>e gained from the presence of the workmen, the advertisement and exploitation of our own resource* and to tax our develop­ ment in the costs of transportation. When the quantity is small it may ve wiser to buy elsewhere than to let up -the plant— arhtn_thc raw mnlcrialmuxt be brought here it la possible to buy the finished product cheaper than wo could manufacture it and when skilled labor la necessary it may be pleaded that this cahnol be brought into the state within a given time. But none of ttase statements can be made in defense of the practice of buy­ ing brick beyond the border line. Flor­ ida haa clay of the beat and In a great majority of the counties the day can be found of superior quality in the im­ mediate neighborhood of the roads: the cost of the necessary plant is not to be considered and the skilled labor can be easily found or imported or trained by a short experience.'*. We havs the raw materials, the capital can be found, the skill ft available and the market is here: what more is wanted? Duval county and Jacksonville have bought million* of bricks and there are millions yet to buy— Escambia .county and Pensacola have bought other' millions—Hills­ borough county And Tampa are pre­ pared to buy 25,000,000 brick and more Putnam coqnty and .Paiatka, Alachua and Oalneeviile these continue the taje and each of the otbci; faff into line as ’ . n * w mass of leaves will prove a great protec­ tion to the tender bloom, which with •canty leafage Is often destroyed time and again before fruit la secured.. ^ We spend a great deal of money for canned vegetables and fruits that might ba saved by having a good garden from which to use these things in their season, both spring and fall, and home canneries solve the question of expense for canned goods.—Hastings News. This Bank Offers the Beat Protection to i Depositors of Seminole County. \m iW ( 1* 1 N j S *sj LOWER PARCEL POST RATES Further to popularize the parcel poet system with the public, Postmaster Gen­ eral Burleson today announced that after August 16 tbs weight limit on pack­ ages would be placed at twenty pounds and that a sharp reduction in chargee for the transportation of packages The Rollins CsUegs Catalog se would be mads. Tbs limit on packages To the Editor of Tbs Herald: • is now eleven pounds and he also an­ * My attention has been called to an nounced that on the same date the “ banking by mail1 feature would be editorial In a recent number of The Herintorduccd Into tbs postal saving*.sys- jakl. sharply criticising. The reduction in charge of parcel post matter for local delivery U from the present rate of 6 cents for the first pound and 1 cent for each additional pound, to 6 cents for tbs first pound and 1 cent for each additional two pounds or fraction thereof. For delivery In the first zone the rate will be reduced from 6 cents for the first and S cent* for each additional pound to 6 cents and 1 cent; for the eccond hone the rate will be cut from 6 cents snd 4 cents to 6 cent* and 1 cent for each additional pound. The change in the postal savings sys­ tem will enable would-bs depositors living In remote districts to avail them­ selves of the bensfits of tbs system. The reform has been under consideration for some time. T - a ^ s s a a B e S S u - r y < '< : ; ' . Protection, Service and Accomodation our Standards. P^r Cent Paid on Time Deposits Every Deposit Insured Against Loss w . LOVELL. City Clark. Peoples Bank o f Sanford SS -TW -lw Aa OrSUaac« to b* Eslilla«! An Ordinano, Pro rid lo* (or aa Usta of Ronda la tba Sum of F illy Theuaaad Dadora lor tba l*ureoM of lUlundia* Ih* Ouutandln* aad K riatta* Hostias I ndobtada*« of tba City al Hanford; aad Aulborkfac aad Cmpovarins tba Mayor of tba CHy of Æ»a lord u lama Sanford Business College Mandine Scatta* fcilihfidumi of iha CHy of Scalarti, aatountin* lo Vttly Tbouaand Dollari, snisssre by City rouebora. boaria* trtrraat at tba rata of M* par rad par unum, and. Wbaraaa II la to tba baot Intano* bf tba rtty and moat aipodtaet to liquidala aaid ladabtadaaaa. tbaraby Imprortn* tba Aaaadal rondili«* of aflkidi rit» n i M O D E R N C O U R SES IN Wbaraaa, tba tiity óf Saalord. Florida, k duty aulKoriaad aod ampowarad t>y Sartion (ina of Artica Elfht of Chaptar I » ! , U v a of Fìravta. l i t i , Approvar! duo# 1, Itili, to taro, benda aa (barato proridad. and alao (or aurb otbrr Riunir­ l i * ! tuirpoa— may ba pferldad by ordinaora. Bookkeeping, Banking, Commercial Law, Com­ um bn; 11« H ordaload by (ha City Cotmtì, of ftao ord. Florida: mercial Arithmetic, Penm anship, Typewriting Fifty Tbouaand Dollar*, lor lb* purpeaa af rofundla* tba outstanding Boatln* at latin* lodabtirla— of tba City af baaford. ba and tba anota U baraby aulboriaad: providad, bovarar, I bat bufara any part of aaid boada bo taual. lb# quag­ liali of bauio* lbam. a* » * 0 aa Iba amount to ba laur i , aad tba purpoaa tor wkich tba moaay it to ba at pandad, «ball ba aubaalttod to lb# re*t*trrad r o t « * of Iba t}lr »b o own raai ratal# tbrrtia, at aa alari loo to ba habí la #urh mamar and altar aurb notira aa I# praarrvbad by ordinane# : aad aaid boada »hall ba law ad only upon tba approval of th# majority of aaid votan voti»* at Shorthand, and all Branches - of Civil Service. DAY LEARN TO DO RY DOING in Sanford and Orange county. There of the actual rest of hi* education, the la no doubt about the buying of cheaper other four-flflh* being provided for by articles in other cities and ether states, our endowment fund and by donations ^ ou ran get cheaper printiofc-cheap«-.ta ciiraMl«ipe«stis.jn*tic by our friends 0ueh riKtion, Hwrtíog» 2 T U t miti bond. sk*l 1 hm o4 ihm groceries, cheaper dry goods, cheaper in other itatea. Have we not shown our <Wu>min*tian of Otk# ThouooaJ IkolUrs Mck, clothing ahd cheaper education in love for Florida and our loyalty to our • r t u of latwfrwt DOt to «Mani aát prV rm t p#c Annum, p tn U s w ^ in u t u t b ¡J other states. At least they seem choap- highest interest»? Have we not de­ aa the Ûm d i n of JutUftOT AJxl Juljrj Mid bond* to U IxrjduJ in m H m M followTwo bondi of ¡Í er at first glance, but after paying the served the sympathetic and apprécia- > of»# IbouMod dollars *#ck, maturisi in Un yam , freight and making comparisons ,!he live treatment which the press of the nftew-n bond* of on# jJfcOttMgd dollari m# <» turine la [irm ly j f * n , Loitdi of home article usually leads. We could state have always hitherto shown u»T «s# thouur.d dolían i s d , mâiuring io thirty til purchase our commodities away from Ought the college to lie treated in juaf y Mrs. SrsrtloA L T h il Ahi Mayor of th# City of Sinhome but that ia not the way that we the same way Ea one would treat a com­ ford it* hffTfftfy instructed. Autktisfd Aikd «Wpsywtrod to call An eWvtJoft to d#t«rmia#MS# can assist our own community. Dr. mercial, a money making concern? TOWtl w of th# i— M O of Um bond#, providtd for la Um two pm cdini w d k n L And to #4#ct Blackman says that he spend* As to the printing of this catalogue. I h n * perwopi», to «try# wiLktmt ctininpwfiMUon, money every year advertising Rollins Up to two years ago, the catalogue aws aa ■ Ikuard of Ikmd Truffi#«: Mid «leftion to b# . held In strict ctmformHy with Um oidio*»«-## #f College in the newspapers and .intimates always printed in Orlando. At that th# City of BtAford m iiiflf to bead election*. Sortitici 4. Th*t all ordinnocM oc perù of cr that said newspapers ought to tie sub­ time, the printer* of Orlando declined diamo,«# in rañ4!kt foerr» itb bt* Itorvay servient for that reason. The Herald to undertake the job. as certain font.* of iWtioA ft Thai this ordin* nr# tk*Jl Iwcdrui rffretivu tnumdlAtrly ufXrft It# li'prirVtJ by lb# appreciates the advertising that Rollins type wetr required which tl ey did not Mayor of upon tw-oofamf *n orsJi&mnf# without has given in th* post and w* hop« to get have. I therefore very reluctantly gavel «mài approval. # 1 bfffffljj certify thil th# farfffoifif effitaanr# more of it in the future and we will get the work to another office in Florida, v u duly pAAird by lb# i lly l (aulirti of Sanford, Honda, on tba fib day of July. A. R. I l l l . It because Rollins think» The Herald ia s one of the beat equipped in the state. M. W. LOVELL, • . CHy Clark. good' medium through which to reach Appro rad by ma ba tbla 10th day of July, This year the work waa offered again the people. If Hollins gives out said A. ft. ISIS. to the same office, but the price asked Q. W. SPENCER. Mayor H Tm H advertising as a sop our advice ia: was ao much in excess of that made by "Please, don’t," Rut when the cata­ an Alabama concern, that I felt obliged la (ou st? Jttdg#' *'offri# (>r|s|t (o s k ij 11*. logue is sent to the newspajieni for com­ Swim: * to accept the lower offer. 1 earnestly ment and hears the Imprint of an Ala­ To Mr*- F,dr\* HucMr.An of UaoI i FTortciff, ho|>e that it »ill not seem necessary to bama concern it was natural for an ed­ K Al* SlAnW-y Ht#wm/t of jobnsiovD, N « York, do this in coming ypars. M i# i*yliU Hiiffffu of Hi, lamia, MiäKrijfi John itor to eapert Rollins to g o to Alabama W F [#rfo. /» , of Hi- I «it i, Masoun. (jeorf* Meanwhile, it should not lie forgotten E. (ÎAnwit of Top#fei. Kiftte«: Mrs M vU—■* for noticea. V a» SW-fcl#g of N*-w York, E lïr*j Dr. Blackman end* his letter by re­ that the college advertises at regular Hptfjto of fit. Lout*# MtMouri* M&SmJ S p iri» of St. I ou Ht, M ifftitifl. Mr*. Efiar* W, Mont **tíTí rates in about a score of newspajiers j marking that the newspa|ier men and ary of N a » York ( ‘ K ji Me*. AiMir liim t il of printers of Florida send their children in southern Florida every summer, thus Tofiaka, K u u u ; Iota W. Do»<i of Si. tamia. Miwuuri. Slantry raimar of S t I jai K Mkoourt. out of the state for their education. reciprocating loi Lhe best of our limited Mary E. flanwtt of Topeka, K«n*a*, H m H <1ar­ rian of Topaka. K iM a i; Joo Homo (itr w tt of Thi.iWWreq of The Herald editor art. ability the very 1 generous treatment too young to attend college but we wish which the editors o f'these papers have K u u m , Ilao Cantali of T< » f l « U S B W i n M l a W frm m m j n a r t M y , V is n w u to assure the good Doctor that when always accorded u»; if we have not ad­ of Topata, Ksiwoa; ami liti ill Caread at Topak». Klnaaa: vertised id the excellent Sanford Her­ they are old enough thaey will not t>e VVh.rr*«,' William It. Klaaaljr, atrrutot of th* sent out of the state for an education ald, as I think we have, this haa been Uat will and Uatsnwet o( Kata C. »(anlay, d*reaaSd. hsa ( W bH peiHttm to aril tb* (oti»»m * and Rollins Coliege is good enough for due to a regrettable oversight, which m l aotal* Iy loa and bato* lo the reuntjr of Sato look. Sita» of Ffcxtd*, te-wtt: we »hall be happy to correct. us. If there are any newspaper men ( oramaortn* at tb* aouthwaot corea« of lo t Finally let us call yotir attention to EiaM w , n w t n w tf). T k r Tw o ( I ) of HanfmH sending their children out of the state and runnina tbanca anal thirty two (12} lawt. they do not live in this section and The the fact that probably four-fifths of all thrnra north forty »tan and caia half USH) Mat. a n » aaaat thirty tao hat I f f ) to aa alter, ihamn Herald every year calls attention to the the young people of Florida who attend th aottlb atoo* tba mat aida af mid aDry haty akw fact that Florida has the best college« college are sent out of Florida, as are a in the country and urges the people of large majority of those who go away this stats to keep the children at home. from home to preparatory and board­ There is just one thing that the editor ing schools. In moat rases these out­ of The Herald prides himself upon jutd side colleges and schools are not better, that is s persistent boosting for home in equipment and standards of schol­ Industry and if wo have accomplished arship, than are Rollins and other Flor­ anything in this line we are happy. ida Institutions. I happen to know a The Doctor’* remarks therefore do not good many printers—a good many ed­ •trike us, for in patronizing home in­ itors and publisher»—who are thus «end­ 310 ing their children to schools beyond dustries we wear the medal. the limits of our state. Will not th* HoweVeTf the explanation t« accepted and wo promise Dr. Blaekman to join Hcraid lead in a crusade for the educat­ hands with him Iq. boosting our home ing of Florida children In Florida schools? W. F, BLACKM AN , colleges, not because pf tba advertising President of Rollins College. RlchtaWoOdbrU**, n.loptakiajn patronage but because R is pur creed. , and n ig h t classes Ü Sanford Business College j 13-15 PICO BUILDING SANFORD, - ¡ F L O R ID A ¡ < No Room for Argument If you are accustomed to ironing with ordinary red irons, you certainly are luving a sad timo of it, but the wont of it u you really (loot know the (uD extent of the sadness. hi D Hr ^ KK 3 K ____ J f ' ijij 'J V V You know that you are very, very tired a ft« a day's ironing; that you have sore hands of finger» in spite of all you could do to protect them; and that some of the most delicate pieces have been scorched. But »0 long aa you don’t realize that all this trouble and worry are absolutely unnecessary, you don’t know how really tad they are. Your neighbor across the way was ooce in tho but she has nothing »ame xin of now, she has a ~r G-E Electric Flatiron ^ Her ironing coats about hfteen cents a week for electricity and nothing for wasted L heat, time, bodily and t **— | SANFORD LIGHT & FUEL CO. A. W. Thraabaa Plaotlng Fall Garden» " SO . PARK AYR. .m^ T E L E PH O N E 27 , IS B. A. IfowarA, rVfrtidaat». . certrin -.|t m Surtqq _ La | | T íff# M # Shatq ~ tb* ssduw Wsahingtoi^ he is % # «tt __________ wmi-awyw __ w that ___v____ Are j'tju going to have a fall garden? to get the aptKHntment npijofntment of United States dîfmdanu dqimdantatbardu osmad, k s a— raa \ t * at a t t _______ J L J n io A ’ l l . l ! aJ Ik » « fa t . « I I I It w^l W a money saver, if not a money enorsiial for lU AOthen» d W rict-b u t! JTt ¿ ¡S a S T it! maker,-and tha surplas may add lu your the only-safe thing slniut an olllre of-apr nr rmrnryamr yrsrr w » W I OBI 1 Each of these counties baa the- clay bank account. ^ that kind. Is wlien you liavv got your u^ o t ^ ul w t T ^ l^frdkh^ ‘ withJij'T^ach qt lu .clty;'* brick factory commission In youx p deketT h . prom-! ^ it is time, to get ts .work mid put <ftei'"cfttfrlp to. the county, f» Of. irelllh FflflK#.«» ,mr and maka aoawar to tb* faff of R»| yAodLYo tho iax vsjure and p ve Tt-hravy■ gteited in bsst possible -simqss* ' ■■■»■■■ t e n .t* ■itispew Irf^ I . ._ «1 fJcd hi aaid rauaa. OB Monday th* fir« di paynifl ti>-,Ije sfwtjt'iu the ritie«. The ' ; Peter Henderson, Uie great jtalWener. are more easily broken than pic crust. ;.V p(tc>b*a, A- D, ltlX othrr»i*a tb* a!tc*a Vi —___ ...■■■ ^ i at ML»i MU wiU b* taka» a* «w.lrewU by banka which thrive on the burines» of says the work Is half done .«J^ft/dhe d«r*t)«UM. The hond ttusUcs of MUton county: it Is th « merchants and fartMew* woBld Ykudt ground Is In projier pondhiorS^or tie have awarded the Contract (or the «tecseed. That K when there iiff’t a Efgn by,tho caiubgof-hcw men and new buldnf «. Tiiininqad il . n il» lisbt llll^tirto r barJI aod cOWutarti oflkJkrektt naas^thr local facfgry rmthl.tindtrlid water works anti. sewerage* eywtonjthe soil is fine snd mellow «p a n a»h 'All cbya'fietitors if only the coat at traft»There are various thing» that Roth plant« will be small cm*, but large fmrtatton ,W«r* allowed the purr hater W p . ï& g ** Itlibarn « ktrrrrday, *JlrHiata far Cemplt. while a local ‘contractor would «lwaja can be grown in the fill, atnong thè most enough to care for the needs of Milton lie.ltwferred^at iho sam/> prii^.for th« imjAwtant being potatoes, cabbage, caul- for a number of years to come. ‘S T SÂÆ ffc: ICE CREAM FACTORY TT :f ‘ . *'.* c ' . Or 4th St. Satiford Avc, jt - . The first snd only Ice Cream F*gt°ty in Seminole County, H. L. Duhart is now prepared to take ears of (Jf^s ice cream,business of this section. Be snured.whm you are esting some of the .new fsetotyx ice ctesm that you arc eating the best. This factory i* pre­ pared to lake care o f both the retail *m~ d wholrysle trai promptly cared for. For Engraved Cards See The Herald .-.a �FTP1 r IS y 8. IMI Salford's Teapcntve j U M M lU U M M lt lM M a ^ M M I Editor of Tbs Herald: " —~v For publication In your paper I fur­ nish herewith record of meteorologi­ cal observation* taken by the under­ signed as a coopers tire obeerver of the Weather Bureau of the U. g. Departending Aug S td 1913, at Sanford. The fnatmmental reading» are from Corsrtunsnt standard Instrument# a p on d in the manner recommended by the «Chief of the Weather Bureau. Very respectfully, B. C. DuBoee, <Date) 8-4-1«. Ççôftmtifa ObuTur T ia in t w i fl. 81-3 If - 1 1 1 ni 7-28 29 80 SI T -I 2 3 C il Non# “ The Gate City House hae brought down the high coat of living. Only «4-00 COarecUr par weak for the fineet Cable board in tb a d tj. See Parker. . 28-tf -4 “ 70 - Clear 70 P .C . 70 Osar 68 ** Osar 71 ■ 1.28 I Cloudy 70 .16 P. C. 71 .14 P. C. 94 92 92 "91 W 93 92 DeSoto county, where be has a fine orange grow and la pro«paring. 1/ Mr». J. A. Begga and Mr*. Wilson* wbo hare been the- pleasant house gussts u< M iar Begfe* «deter, Mr*. Er­ nest Tolar for the pact week have re­ turned to their home at Titusville. ^M r. and Mr*. Dempeey of Jackson­ ville visited In the d ty several days of last week with Mr. and Mrs. J, A. m a fc w iiiM iin fie t i mi ■ accompanied by their niece, Mias Murid Hamid, v Mr*. E. T. Tyler of Jiajem la visiting her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. McG. Car* raway for a few weeks. Mrs. Tyler aa Mias Carrs way was very popular In San­ ford and her many friends are glad to aee her again. idly and feels so much like himself that he hae decided a vacation would be loet time from busy Sanford and is back at his poet of duty again, looking after bis ‘ little Happenings— Mention Matters In Brief PERSONAL ITEMS Of thli ia the first time the Florida Prae has been filmed, the incident is e notable WBl Save Ike People Twenty-Six one, and It ta to be hoped that the ed­ itor* will have the opportunity of see­ MfiHon ,* .Year ^ ing themselves as other* set t Washington, D. C., Aug. 4.— Reduc­ Tamp* Tribune. tion in express rates which will coat the companies fully 128,000,000 a year— Tobacco Growing la Florida approximately 18 per cent of their groaa On* line of agriculture* which has revenue—-were ordered by the Inter­ nsvsr been given touch thought fn this rain § 1•v11 HiUUl lUUUgMt lu IU» state Commerce Commission today to _____of the state, androne that thera^ls Rev. A. 8. Peck, Albert Fry, Walker Dickson, Benjamin Whitner, Howard Gilbert, Harry Carlson, Illume Rumph, Shaver Allen and Frank Coats are en­ INTEREST joying a week at Ormond Beach. H. E. Tolar ia able to resume his du­ Summary O f The Floating Hmall Talka ties at the Peoples Bank after an en­ Succinctly Arranged for Hurried forced vacation spent at Winter Park. Herald Reader« He saya it was ao quiet at Winter Park s that one had to go outside to keep the " - I " F. P. Fonter has returned from n overdrafts from making a large noiae. badness trip to Jacksonville. Ben Bardin is here from Brewster, Beth Woodruff of Orlando was in the where he Is engaged ia the mining oi city a few hours yesterday. phtaphate. Mr. Hardin has many Hon. II. H. Withering ton of Apopka friends here where he reaided for many was in l he city yealerday on business. years ahd they will be glad to know that Bring the family for an all-day picnic he and his family are pros j wring in their at Woodland Park. 87-tf new- home. Mrs. E. M. Gradick of Jacksonville The editor of The Herald having an ¡a the guest of her daughter. Mr». Ernest ingrown toe nail on each foot is out of Tolar. the runryng this week and would ap­ Miss Brain of Orlando was in the city preciate it very much if nows items yvsterdny for a short visit to Sanford could tie telephoned to the office. No, Pauline, it 1» not the gout. Editors friends. cannot afford such luxury. Manager Hasson of the Armour Fer­ tilizer Works of Jacksonville was in the city on Saturday. Addison Williams is assisting at the store of the Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co., during the absence of Mr. Hodges. The "White House," Daytona Beach, Ha. Special rates to summer guesta. $1.50 per day or f6 to $8 jwr week. Write for reservations. W. F, & E. R. Ayres, Prop er— ' * Mr. and Mrs Ira T Maines have re­ Weather report says rain and then some. After u day orf more sun there turn«! from a visit to Mr. Moines’ old will be some more rain and so on a3 home at Lake Butler, where they en­ joyed the Tfith birthday anniversary Infinitum. oi Mr Maine«1 father. They also vis­ ^•ll. A. Dawson of Jacksonville has ar­ it « ! Gainesville, Worthington Springs rived in the city to take up his duties and several other place* of interest in the office of the Crown Columbia Wanted— Boy» for light easy pleas­ Paper Co. ant work that will not Interfere with Mrs. F’arrish has returned frnm a trip achool or other dutie*. Boys between to the mountains of North Cifolina, (he age» of eight and fourteen preferred. Where several weeks were spent most Address or rail on Mr. M. B. Haver pleasantly Sanford Hon»e. ( ail between the hour* Mrs I >r Oliver Miller anil little1of 10 and 12 a. m. or 2 and 5 p. m. 100-lp daughter have returned from a pleas­ _ T U many iruiiuU ol tiui iluulur 1«lu ­ ant visit to WillUton among old friends j ll y will regret to learn that they will and relative*. leave tomorrow for Jacksonville, where You can’ t drown in the Woodland they will make their future home. Mr. Park swimming pool. Ideal pluce to Bowler as claim agent for the A. C. I~ learn to swim. Emptied and cleaned wished to be clueer to- headquarters, dally. 87-tf hence the move. Mr». Bowler has been Farmers in the Celery Delta are htisy the efficient society re[x>rter for Tlw getting their seed lieds in shape and I Herald and we »ill nibca her more than there will l»e something doing in words can tell Miss Mabel Bowler this line ere long. will also Ih1sadly missed from the musical Mrs. it W Herndon and daughter. , circle* and mtriely and club affair* and Mis« Norma have gone to New York * every one hopes that they will return and expect to spend the summer on * to Sanford some time in the near future. Long Island Sound. — — NEW EXPRESS RATES - tH - lW P I . M m Ji. ] you hold A 15, 1913. Notable reforms tice« were also ordered. , .The most Important change prescribed by the order la by way of modification of the prgeent graduated acalee of parcel rates. One hundred pound rates for short distances either have been left un­ changed or slightly reduced; for longer distances they have been lowered; for Afty pounds or tees all rates have been practically reduced. For packsgu more than four pounds going more than two hundred ra il« and leas than 2,000 the tin t-m w n t a are generally lower than the parcel poet r a t«; for more than 3,000 ra il« (hs rates are practically the same. The report and order of the comraUaion prepared h r Commleahmef'Jtrtm H. Marble are a virtual affirmation of the findings of former Coramheioner Franklin K. Lane, now secretary of the Interior. Divides Country Into Blocks By prescribing a so-called block ty*- . blocks, averaging 2,500 square m il«, as originally proposed by Mr. Lane, 900,000,000 different r a t « now published by the express companies will be reduced to less than 650,000 and the Interstate Commerce Commission believes that the system points the way to a solution of the existing freight r a t «. The general Impression in official quarters is that the express companies will attempt to teat by legal means the constitutionality of the commission’s order. The requirement of the order of June 8, 1912, that u laU-l shall be attached to each parcel is modified to the extent that, in case of shipments of iwrishahlo projierty, consisting of two or more package», the label need be attached to only one package. The «xprena companies had filed statements indicating that) the losses of revenue under the proposed rate* would be intolerable and argued strenuously that the establishment of the pare« poet had deprived them of quite 30 per cent of the revenue they oformerly re­ ceived from parcels of eleven pounds or I t « , They contended that the express t __^«**ivwtJri-rv<w«urv\sre- the losses from both iMiurrva. Answers Companies* Protest “ This is equivalent to saying," com­ ments Commissioner Marble in his re­ port. "thaf In a* much «* shipper» have been given the convenience and econ­ omy of the parrel post, the express car­ riers must, on that account, )*e allowed to charge higher r a t « than otherwise would lx' reasonable. That Is to say, the commission is called upon to take from the *hipj*T» of the country all the I«• nefit that they receive from the parcel |x*it afiii give it to the express companies in the form of higher ruu-s u|hiii the re­ maining business The new system of rate* is not onl> a simplification oi existing rate structures and methods, but. In the opinion of rare experts, laya the foundation for furure practice in all rate revialon. -ia-TAy.’ i l -■ ■+*-* «B#M * l%' n ijj J1 ■ ' l l *'•r^rm ____ age of Uneeda Biscuit, hands you the package— yon hand him. the coin. A trilling transaction? tyre. In last week’s edition of the Dade City Banner we find the story of tbe Sunnybrook Tobacco Companyfle this year’s result in the culture of tbe "«reed.” Tbe company has cultivated eighty acres, employing about 76 workmen, which has produced an average of 1,200 pounds per acre, making a total of 96,000 pounds. The price has averaged about 31 per pound, making tbe value of the crop $96,000, or an average of «1,200 per acre. The growing of tobacco In the north­ ern part of tbe atate, particularly In tbe vicinity of Quincy, has been a very pay­ ing industry-lot several year*, but the experience* of the Dade City people demonstrate that even greater things may be accomplished In tbe'southern pert of the state In this line. Horae Not A remarkable one—for jo « have spent the smallest sum mat ’will boy a package of good food; and thft-ngcncar iiait sold yon the moot nutritious food made from floor—as clean and criap and delidoua aa it was when it came from the ovenr ~ ÌM X. ' - ~ J3jî ti NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY ,... . ... t Owners I have a first riaas expert horse lhoer. Give him a trial. • W . H. Underwood. 94-tf 23485323534848004853484823485348534848534848 $10.00 Down And $5.00 Per Month A "white way” for lakeland is now u certainty. The business men in that d ty are giving the project their hearty support. The Telegram aaya: "W e have paved streets, sewerage#, a fine city hall, a splendid hotel and with a White Way, •uch os is proponed, Lakeland will never be caught in the race by gny other town in Florida outside of poaaibly Tampa ntui Jacksonville, in whose class she will then have entered." NO INTEREST OU TAXES FOR TWO YEARS - RIVER VIEW LOTS The contract has l>een let for the erection of the new Northern Method­ ist church in St. Petersburg. The cost of erecting the e<iifice will be approximstely $30,000. Ths structure will be built of buffed high grade brick and will be a handsome addition to that part of St. Petersburg. The Pun ta Gorda Herald says EiGovrrnof Gilchrist will probably oppose Senator Fletcher in the primary next year WANTS >■* 1 : • 1 t T h e mugniccnt location of thw pro()erty on the great j tributaries of the St. Johns river, where the channel runs almost direct east from Riverview to the Atlantic Ocean, where the city of Jacksonville haa built its great quarter mil­ lion dollar electric light plant. Where the great munic­ ipal docks an1 going to be built. W’here there are going to be millions upon millionn of dollars spent by private capital in the near future for great manufacturing plant«, alt are situated by or near To Riverview, lying just to the east of u« ThU all goe* to mnke Riverview the moat j — rtn ys y -W h ri-riw m b ie projwrty to the great city of Jackson­ ville. 9 All Local Advertlaemetits Under This I Itcndlna. Three Cents a Line Each Issue r9 S om ething To Consider Wanted Boys for light, easy, pleas­ ant work that will not interfere with school or other d u ti«. Boy* between the age» of eight and fourteen preferred. Address or call for Mr. M B Haver, Sanford House. Call between the hours of 10 and 12 u m. or 2 and 5 p m. llii>-lip ‘- ■ A § #- Riverview today ha* over five hundred property owners all lifcjsting for the great future of Riverview. W e have 40 home«, some coating three to fourJthou.sand dollars. Three mercantile houses. Roat and launch fac­ tory of large and growing magnitude. W e have now 14 mile»* of streets, all set mil in shade trees. W e have!free public boat and hat it houses. We have one of the most beautiful fdl acre public p;irks in the state. Riverview has many suburbs Bince its Inception, and Riverview ’« geographical loaction is nuch that it Is soon going to make its property value far exceed any property about Jack-” sonvillc, and every lot now bought wilf make the buyer a thousand dollars clear in the near future. W e have a complete telephone service, and an efficient motor car lines at a fie car fan* 1o the heart of the city of Jacksonville. Riverview proprety will make thousands of dollars for For Sale IP tm ' and buggy cheap, Addrms Box l|t;2, Citj HRMf Ix »t -Six month' old bull puppy. Tail clipped short. Color brindle with white breast. Reward, if returned to J. L. Hurt. 99-2tc -, im .8 ? t Dr. E. H. 1 A« 1 iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniip l. •i-.V ’ Worth Knowing ► • W . S. P A R K E R li I ~j-gja Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. \ f. , ^ 'k , 'reUinung to caUw-of ‘Hie1 llday ¡ttorferfng xejth t)« present. . bio L ^ ^ i r l r j i for/Ä few that t*very mem ^ M R 3. H E N R Y WIGHT, ds^s y-Wtlng hit parent* mid MoWng Cor. Secretory. after his jrroperty. He- is located in S*. Of'thit Florida PH-s wlwr at- auL'k.JJort honie-liki'. hum lie town, j] | Tror;,i,.n-i and regular-board*n* -find « ; ; i»c few !*'»«1kwibiwth »clrimio at rearonablo rales. St John* snd "Rul»e Allyn of SsrasoU U t «tnr comedian of the photo i Hotel. A. W. Watiten, Prop., 420 First “ — Secretary Powell a close second. A* Street- _ ____ __ _______ S'ì a NÙFACTUHLRS OF GINGER ALK AND SODA WATERS --VT I-’Y É I Î Ü H .-J :: ----- • - 1 •V, J. •k — h4« 4 M » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ » 4 4 r*. m ä - z *iiaiyi -r ' • PHONE 21 ^V " * / i/ost on Monday between Hand’s stable and the jKwtoffW, a gold pin In the sha[>e of a cr*»wccnt with pansy in Death of Marx Guthrie center. Set with diamond. Finder re­ The *a<l new* flashed over the win» turn to Herald office for reward. !tH-2lc last Saturday that little Mary Guthrie For Rent Furnished room* conve­ » lui dead cast u gloom river the nt> <>f nient for light housekeeping. 311 f’ark Sanford and especially among lln w who the owners. Riverview hiu* made good. Her titles are sveque. 99-3 p who knew her bent. The death occur­ perfect, and as an investment it him no equal. For Cash Rental or Share Farming red at Charlotte where Mrs. Guthrie Four acres tiled land. Two cultivated had liecn spending several weeks lor v Y i l f . and Mr*. Ben Guthrie have re­ Cooler Wcether her health. The child was appraently two years but not tiled. H oum and turned from North Carolina; being oaileri Washington, August 4.— Coder weath­ barn on place; 21« miles, west of city. borne on the sad mi*ion of the burial er throughout the coutry, except In tbe In the best of health when leaving here, 2 Fine Flowing WrHs. Addrrea W. P. O. but stomach and bowel trouble at­ o f their little daughter. Gulf and Pacific .Cosit S ta t«. during 98-tf tacked her shortly after arrival in the Box 893. V Mr. and Mrs. I*. A. Brumley and fam­ the coming week is predicted by expert* For Safe— 100 White Indian Runner mountains and though hoping against ily returned from North Carolina last of the Weather Bureau. hope her .parents were at last forced to ducks at n big bargain. Write for OWNER Saturday where they have been so­ "T h e distribution of pressure over the price*. U. 8. Mikesell, Sanford, R. ft. 2. face the inevitable. North American continent and adjacent journing for several weeks/ 111-112-113 Hc&rd N ational Bank Bldg. 97. tf ** Mary we* *> sw’eot child of some three Boy Houmean, make up man and Mr. waters," the bulletin said today, "is summers and was left to gladden the J A C K S O N V IL L E , •*'F L O R ID A For Bale— Bargain— Forty acre farm Webb, the linotype operator ol the Or­ such as to indicate temperatures below' hearts of her parents after the death and small orange grove with ten room lando Sentinel spent Sunday in the city, the seasonal average the coming week of little Ben several years ago, a blow residence, facing lovely lake. Box 473. over tbe northwestern s ta t», the great looking-at the high building*. from w hich father and mother never « - * 96-7tp central valleys, the region of the Great -Mrs. A. A. Praton of Fernandina is fully recovered, 1 For Rent— Eight room house with spending n few days with her husband, Lakes, and near or slightly abdve the Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie will arrive home hath. Well located. Apply to A. P. 1normal in the Gulf states and on the Pa­ the d ty treasurer and collector and her today and tbe funeral will probably be Connelly. 96-tfc cific coast. daughter, Mrs. George DeCottes. held tomorrow from the residence off " N o warm wave ia probable east of Furtlahed room for rent, 307 Osk ***■Magnolia ‘ . , .. Conley Williams has returned from a the Rockl mountain* in the next week The sympathy o \ Sanford ia extended av* nuetrip to Georgia and resumed his d u ti« or ten day*. The precipitation, gen­ Tor Rent— No. 708 Park A v«q six to the bereaved parenti,’ whose cup of o f Sanitary Inspector. Claude Howard That my Raleigh Bleyclc In s $25.00 »slue Bicycle which I erally, will be light and local, and there rooms, bath, electric lights, gsa forcooksorrow seems overflowing. kept them on the run In the Interim. sell for $20.00 equipped with guaranteed Flak tires, roller « ’**1 arg no t Indication*, at present that a -, , ■ as Ing. Apply to H. C. DuBoee, ¿ver Ten For. Sale Ctgfap—Two fine all steel gtfnefkl storm still crow the country. chain, beat Lonbdell rim one piece hanger. Mads In Cotam Cnt Store. 94-tfc ; - plows, one dandy 2-horse wagon, « lot bln factory of best material. You are Invited to come look "There is no evidence o f a dlst Old M sde’Good ha New ■— For Rent Aug. lat— Five room« end fef «table manure. Jaa. C. H orHas. this bicycle over. ance in tbe West Indies. 1 heve a first’ clan harness maker now hath, on Oak avenue, between Third snd ■ ’. ; • , 10O-4tp i . *■ ■; ; " - •*7*V ■*. and yp ( » «ip SfV:thing In thitllne while _ 1 - ■* Fourth streets. Fumiahed or unfur­ • X . . ' .- The foundation fro' the new Women’s Club you wait-, p l ve an<* ^ coa* nished. See R. H. Marks, opposite o ; 101 1*4 Slrset v block of J. L. Miller ha* been TT ' W. H. UNDERWOOD, ’ihenT will be a cslled mwtlnf of th«i" vfcrôÎT P o o p )« Hank. ’ * q , 93-tfc and the bricks will soon be flyi ♦♦♦♦♦♦« .moon V ■ ib’ on Wednesday afternoon Wanted— Honest, competent ahare this new addition to the busy iderod i ’.’ -A -î’— ---------- ’ ‘ r . cropper or would rent for Mmtnjf reason. ___ business to be considered Editors m (hie "M ovies" JSquaih.• t “ ------ r ’such as would come before'the ctulf at The Banford Celery Farm now in eow. -, ■1. • , The motion picture* taken by Mr. and Mm Georgn Watson har* any regular meeting. It inrindea among peas and In high state,of cultivation. Tampa rums Films ’ x.o., Co.’, «i of me the mcninvr» mem burs j«■ f Addrm E. Vnlrftje. Sanford, Fla. rftumrd from n twn wrekir^varatlony other matter* a rej>ort on thp pure scatrr Tam|»a 92-tf 'a t which was sjvcnt at Pablo Beach ! queetidn^’m^YHI bflportati Tetter from she Florid*" PT«4 Aasoclation -enjoysd t»Nf.Y AUTHORIZED BOTTLERS ol' . roiim. Mr*, ,x. Ellen cn-L Lowell Sieve«*, -----.u' nd;*r-Ftoa! City with the parents of j Ur. the choice „r of f t * h.«pitality of the Kloridg Hrewlt^ avenue. 72-tfc I ; ^ 0» . 20f, 1 art * - T‘4 ^ .-/ ■ * ehib ttowe«-, rotor* atid'bwtfft ;*fld -the to m p a n y ,-were-shown fiunday’ ai th,. Room and unfui............... * N ”i ' PAT Rfut-stpre Mf I V ilóntgonicry Theatre, and were lu y ¡fit lUscusaton of tbo openiog of.‘*i«sft«>orti. - .I 1 t ó r i f o l . m i i l l a l l and room'in Blahop block. Enquire j« Merest to t^œe acquunUd wHii " thu t *4 *?i was .Lboqgbt,beat by tho pr«i4^n.C »‘ /î’-A-—I*’ »rtU __ Blah chI* and c .___I/' ____ x'-.'-i,. Co.. r-. jiii 1 blisses Georgi A-w-era ildt-ii Real Estate ¡» » ."S ' ^ tore and their .hmtÎ. r” The pt«^to esfi it for. WrtJnn^lgF 1«* ‘ )t?'I’atttsahH’s sisfr i’AMm.' Siawdu L èlese :lt>d tit'Xtilii rid iti rti , All the Heat Meal* in Smtfppl (ut U .W Berli , U«-usuab tiny . b e r - .- -J. . .. Saturday.. JM 1? ^ > • m l t tj - • Eight at the grocer’s hand W Notice ™ five-cent piece. « developing into a .very In .prac­ V important one, is that of tobacco cul Work Wfli start upon the new swim­ ming pool and amusement park in a few days and era the summer wane* this will be a famous place for the people of San­ ford to enjoy an afternoon or evening from the maddening crowd. I Rev. A. S. Peck. Albert Fry, WalterW tem, dividing the United S t a t « into 950 Of IN AND ABOUT THE O H * r e fiT i , • •’-.Jy �that the. city of Fardord would àt beccai* thè greatert burine** center Jq tbe interior cf" »he »Ute. It me*ni im* want* d thè whole of South Florida. You ran are at a-glatve that cheap and accommodating tranaporution l* what bref» the ball rofflnf. and whije roHlftf h (albera no mow. The age oi the nuabaeka haa been rriefatrd to th e r e « and a new order of btwinea# baa auppb Jeweler Expert Repairing of all kinds 1\ * r * t ö w i i . . . '■ ' 121 W . F irs t S t r e e t rare thev^cuid tad. the opportunity to become the’ leading county In the state for jowf road» was lost. And the glorious oU county of Or­ DR. W. E. HOUSHOLÛER ange ha» been divided, but I trust not DENTIST in tbe interest of rood road* and other important improvements. While J t a opposed to the division I am wiling to be «em aecd that it was not a mistake The jealousy between the two impor­ DR. R M . MASON tant and successful cities in the county DENTIST was to aar the kart, annoying, to the country people, and it k to be hoped that such petty jealousies will cease and that aD wjU be united in the wrifare of the two sister counties. That HTwill cause a rivalry between the two THOMAS EMMET WILSON method*. cities goes without, laying, and is o r a t t o r n e y TOO n r a n g n i x i R . r isiob' g « n i w bewr p u J frg r T ur-Thr O. L TAYLOR, Ike. welfare o i p. both counties. Brothers, [ waa a dumping 'ground leg Oranca let us dwell together in peace and unity * We inteyd to farce an ■investigation and we will certainly be haqp^ and pros­ i oesrfl Adjourn* now. We Intend to settle the' matter perous. While there is a great clamor remedies in preventing the destri The council meeting laat (light v u so , for aD time and when it k settled there for good road* there are other improve­ full of busi news tb it they were forced of wfld birds. Kindly educational ) will be no quertfes shop! the source of ments to he made ef equal, if not oi to adjourn until today. Full account DR. C. G. B U T T . Sanford’s supply of the purest drinking more importance for the encouragement of tbe meeting wU! be given in Friday’s water is the south. This is our a w t DENTIST • of new settler* to make their permanent and we Intend to take care of it, keep homes in* God’s beautiful Pnirrrve and Office; YoweD Building /it free tram all contaminations real or unequakd climate. The most impor­ ’ fancied. Tbe pore and unadulteraud SANFORD. FLORIDA tant inducement to encourage new set­ artesian natural ffewing wells that Ur. tler* is the' convenience and cheapneaa Howard »aya smell defunct, but that Of transportation, in which Florida is GEO. A. DeCOTTES Mr. Howard will hare to admit is purer morr deficient than any other state in than any water that haa ever been disATTORNEY axh COUNSELLOR at L a w the Union. It » a trite, and I. believe Icptipred in* Orlando—even purer than a true saying that opportunity knoeIp Practice in State and Federal Courts hi»'doctored, antiseptic, septic or pepat every man’s door at least once in a ionised water that he Ja thin ring about Gfe time, and if not heeded seldom if drinking from hk deodorised tank, h ever tills tbe second time. Sanford, tfie v -, « - . . . . ¡•.i heillby county *eat oHlbe baby county, ceded No S k d j r t | ,.T i’■ Sminale, is now having the call. Dis* ilsyo . sentenced- (ó .ik f y*xn regard it at ywiir ¡enl. Grasp your op­ in', pa of the Flòrida .Fine Co.; ; portunity and yoli will become the lirgsa iwvttg looked upon by «st and most frog retrive and prosper^ A Chie» la Anteng Ye Taking H o lts p yriflk fY 'J4$f thk .local sijprifT» . office ous p ty in tbe interior oi this great state. and r a itb , tie'll Prenl 'Cm“— a c u ^ ity .m o n * than any ane ■The proposed steamboat line to JarkI fg STANDARD RAILROAD Of THE SOUTH So Sava Saunt errr. whflf Lit Vje-en rttvxted of murder, and sonville and tbe traction line IL R. from Lad Of i l l who are ar-‘ Sanford down through South Florida — ,'qjtMatftad ! condition and his I cannot ngmc a limit, for 1 Wlk-t e that i * * f Sometime* 1 wonder where all the cheap fuel, so why should this dty . j it includes the whole peninsula. By aD typhoid germs and other bacteria that not fare as well a* the majority of places wonderful di»txteM%V Drily Ne. * » No. M No. »0 •'Mayo was sent to Jacksonville re- means it should be a local enUvjvree, we talk about these day* happened to with only natural advantage» to offer Lv Jacksonville _______ 8:15am 2:20am 7:55pm cently— fromJackson county emJr*-i>‘ financed'with local rapila] and the imbo-fifty years ago when people thought manuiartaren? It bai been a mystery Ar Savannah ....... ........ 12:2$pm 6:20pm 12:10am but littk about them or about, their to men better versed in conditions than unaccompassed. He arrived at the mense profit that wfl] accrue to the tr>10:35pm 5:0qpm .-Ar Charleston___ ______ 4:50pm appendix or kindred troubles. I well I am why Sanford has not been.sucreaa- county jail in an automobik and ay- terprire enjoyed by the local capitaliP:l$am 8:00pm I Ar Richmond _____ 6:05am proacbed Deputy Frank Edward*, handUt*. AD that e nreded to launch this remember that during tbe second battle fid in securing factories. We bare a 11:50pm 1:35pm ! Ar Washington_______ 8:40am of Man*"at when we were penred-be- ■bare of these, of course, but if we are tng him a letter from the Jackson county retai important and money making eA2:46pm 1:14am . Ar B a ltim o r e _________ 10:00am thrriff. Lei ting him where» and wtty be terprire is a leader. Can Sanford or tjreen the lines and could not get about going to be content with a few when we 3:40am 5:25pm Ar W. Philadelphia_____ 12:20pm under coyer of darkness, not knowing might hav e many, we are not going to came. The deputy was dumbfounded Seminole county produce such a man? 7:50pm 6:00am Ar New Y o rk ______ ___ 2:31pm where the Yankees were, that water was grow as we should. 1 do not for a /nitvWry scarce and after a light rainfall my ute believe that Sanford is going to Steel Pell man tare-of the highest ilaso operated on all train*. old rubber blanket held several quarts be a great big city. We are going to Dining rar* <m train* No*. 82 M l ocal Sleeper lo Savannah operaiof water the next morning and you bet go ahead, but we are going to make our I ed on Train KO. For Information and reservation apply I drank it without thinking or caring galna as we have in-tbe past by »low, about mkrol**,^bacteria or other germs, steady increase and not by tbe kaps The rubber blanket had bden with me which ‘ accompany booms. Even if we Division Passenger Agent on many a campaign and waa not exact- could Induce _ truje mamSaeturer* to Jacksonville, Florida 138 W. Bay Street -*• ty what tbs new school of .physician» locate here we would not desert the » i would.caU sanitary. Another time after conservative class which we have a close fought battle. I believe it was known so long, but we would grow mere Stone Mountain I became crated by r rapidly than has been our custom. POINSETTIA Thrasher’sPliannacy } C o AST A tla n tic L INE Ö T R A IN S to the East D A IL Y ö I j A . W . FR ITO T L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D STABLE C o r ar P ark A van u a and S econd S tra a t C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K IN D S O F H E A V Y H A U L IN G L a rg e su p ply o f H o rs e s , M ules, W agons and H arn ess alw ays on hand F o r Sale o r Exchange B la c R s m ith ln g end W a g o n R e p a irin g In c o n n e ctio n Sanford Library For 80 days onijr. commencing Joly lit, lot mod 95 per month wit hoot interest. 910 buy* a PRICE FROM $100 UP Doo t mia» this talc. IMPERIAL THEATRE ------- BUILDING------- It*» the opportunity of your life to fr t you a hoaaa or « d ia money aa ¡a westmeat.. Special prices on oka homo and lor» close in. Iam ported on city property and can give you the best price* and best tarma. Sea ma before the advance. Strangers Welcome Ffc.neKs.18Z ............................ .. ............ .......... �JWtfl OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD M E L I S I ! EÙ SEMI- WEEKLY SA N FO R D H ER A LD S A N F O ItD — L \jt IN Number 101 - __ -___ W.XS*' .1 I ■ ■ r i k i j j g . 'y y r ™ SANFORD, FRIDAY FLORIDA. ■■J _ t It W orth L i v i n g AUGUST S, — ........ * bite IS IS . .. ÿjjjJ’u sge City Council Junket ■'/, Clark Is Beligerant Seminole County Chiefs For Bulkheading Lake! To Enforce Doctrine Hold Their First Council a Investigate Matter Thoroughly and Pass to Attorney WOMAN’S CLUB MEETS al > U , I ) l l . . .‘ i i ^ ‘ Ladies Hold a Very Intereating and important Meeting A business meeting o/ the Woman's Bond Election Will Decide the Fite of Thu Mott ImporUnL-Mittcr-U— Club of Sanford was held in the club rooms Wednesday afternoon, with a Opinion very good attendance. Mrs. J. W. Dickins, the president was At tu t Sanford, will realize one of the dresms—day dreams u it ■were—in the In thè chair and stated the reason for „..ihatw-of > bulkhead on the, laha front. filin o this. ^parlSjl moating of the. club, This matter agitated Wy The HendcF■ w hich was to deddtf on severo! matter« many years ago and persistently brought of importane» that should be settled to the attention of the people and the before the (trot regular meeting of the successive city councils ever since will club in October. Mias Brenda Morrison, chairman nf in a few weeks be brought to a concrete form and in ahape to be parried out. The the health committee of the Welfare city council has taken cognisance of Department read a communication from the importance of thU work and this Dr. Ellen Ldwell Steven.-» of Jacksonville, week Inspected the lake shore, even urging the clubs to asaist in creating an going in boats to take soundings and in* active agitation and also stand behind the state board of health in establishing veetigate every phase of the work. After an exhaustive investigation the A tuberculosis sanitarium In Jackson­ council decided to have City Attorney ville. The club endorsed the movement. The resignation of Mrs. M. H. Bowler DeCottee take the matter In hand and render a legal opinion upon the owner­ was read and accepter! will) much regret. ship of the property and the beat means Thia action was necessary ,on account of taking steps *o accomplish this work of Mrs. Bowler’a moving away from under tho supervision of the city. The Sanford, and the whole club sorely feels bulkhcsd will extend from Sanford ave- the loss of a useful and loyal member. neu to Oak avenue, which will be prac­ Mrs. C. E. Walker was elected to fill tically all of the business portion of the the vacancy made by Mrs. Bowler's res­ (Thinks America it Protectorate Over A ll new co lo ny near SANFORD Countries Comrnissioncrs Have Several * ,* Very Busy Sessions How nrd-Parkard Land Co. (etile Settlers at Kalamazoo Other New* of the Civilized World by Judge Charles Voigt, with Mrears. W. Many Matters Fraught With Impor­ Winter of Evanston, 111., L. Valentine Special Wire and Wirelcts tant Results to the New i of Sanford, Ind. and Prof. L. Schaffer • Telegraph County of St. Louis, Mo., arrived in town Wed­ Washington, Aug. 7.— Re presentati vs nesday evening on route to Kalamazoo, The Seminole county board of coun­ Clark ia preparing a speech to be de- the new settlement which Hoxrard- ty commbaionera met in first regulsr. Uv«t«d in the housr-orr behalf nf-hhr na~ Par kant. LancPCo. has beerrkeartrrg^mt TTKTOfrt * r t t-oM ortrc m. Oh Tuerday. oiutiot) ‘ declaring for reaffirmation of the Monroe Doctrine, especially that part of it which declare* against the col­ onization on the Western Hemisphere of any other race or color than wrhitrt Mr. Clark believes in the preservation of North and South America to the Cau­ casian race, that strife between white and alien races is bound to come, and r»<t of Osteen In Volusia county. | Judge Voigt gave up a long and «uocessful oareer a short time ago In order to locate In Florida and devoted hia at­ tention to Uiia colony, of which he la tho head, and to his property interests here. He owns 140 noes of land in the colony himself, ten acres of which he has hatf SEMINOLE IS NOW OFFICIAL New County Obtains Recognizance by Stale Comptroller While Seminole really started with the meeting^ o| the county commissioner* last Tuesday, none of the officers felt u though they were the real thing until the comptroller had passed on their bonds and the following telegram from Tallahassee eras mea t ‘ trek « ms. F?« "Bonds of county officials *11 ap­ Present, F. L. Woodruff, J. A. Clark, J. T. McLain, C. W. Entxminger, L. P. proved and commission Issued today for each officer.’ Hagan. F* L. Woodruff was elected temporary W. V. KNOTT, Comptroller. This means that they have not only chairman, and on motion temporary organization waf made permanent . received appointments but also that th* George A. DeCottc* was duly elect­ official commissions, and bonds have been approved and every thing is lovely In ed attorney (or the board. Bonds of tho following were ap- the new court house on the St. Johns, proved: J. Tilden Jacobs; F. P. Forster, The county officers can now settle down S. C. Dickson, members of the school j t0 ” *«1 business and all their acta will bo board; D. L. Thruhcr, superintendent ’ official with the big seal and stamp, of public inatruction; E. A. Douglass, The new officials have plenty of work clerk of circuit court; I- M. Rehbinder, I *n do and moat of them have their county surveyor; C. M. Hand, sheriff: desks piled high with no piece to put tho Jno. D. Jinkins, tax collector; Tho*. K. desk until some of the professional men Bates, tax assessor; B. F. Whltner, fr., in the Welbotne Block can gat now quar­ county judge; J. B. Jones, treasurer; ter*. A week or more will ae« all the H. Ci DuBoae, superintendent of regis­ county officials comfortably quartered tration. E. A. Douglass warn elected in their own offices and then the res! Improved in advance, and now that he that we should prepare ourselves as early is here to locate permanently he will not as possible. He also intends to make a only improve the balance of his land speech oil his bill to prevent the Inter­ but also ex|>ecta to build a two story marriage* of white and black races, and combination store and hotel nt Kala­ thé separation of white and black in mazoo so that other member* of- the street ears and all other public convey­ (colony a* they Arrive this fall will not ances in the District of Columbia. This only find a convenient stopping place bill is now before the District of Colum­ till they can build a place to purchase bia committee, and if he believe* that supplies as well. if he can get it reported out of the com­ Tho Judge's colony already numbers mittee the bouse will pass the bill. Mr. some sixty families to whom he has sold Clark would take no half measure with from 10 to 40 acres each. A few of these clerk of the board, (»ending receipt of hi* business of the new county will start regard to the Monroe Doctrine. He families are already on the ground and commission os clerk of circuit court. smoothly and well. ignation as second vice president. The city. The owner* of the property on The money affair* will be arranged esch side oi this territory have already club then elected as delegates to the ‘ favor* n protectorate by this country have their homes built and their farm* Also Inind* of John D. Jinkins and Geo. signified their willingness to continue state convention which meet* in Or- over the republics of South and Central well under way. The balance will come Fox. Sr . a* notary public state at large today with Orange county and tho treasurer of Seminole will have money the good work and there will l>e a lake lando in November Mrs. G. L. Marin. America, and would rum[iej them to during the early fall ami winter and in a was approved. with Mrs. S. O. Chase as alternate. preserve order within their boundaries short time this little settlement which is front in time for almost one miJe. A motion was made, seconded and In the hank to pay the current bills and The choosing of tho club motto, j or proceed at once to intervene. He a Iam t ten miles northeast of Sanford enrried that all acts of the present hoard by strict economy tho new county As soon as the bond issue election is over the council will take up this Impor­ flower and color* was a very pleasing, believes that his country should give will Ik* the center of great activity. of county commissioner* in rc/crenco should be able to struggle along until Thi* Judge himself is a German and to the purchase of supplies for the coun­ next tax (laying time. Wo have a meat tant step and the work enn he expected task. The motto selected was "N o t for'warning to Mexico that she preserve self, but for all." The club flower will order and protect all foreigner*, and if i the majority of his colonists are of the ty of Seminole, heretofore done and per­ economical board of county commis­ to start alwut October first. There is nothing in the history’ °l San­ lie tho red rose, and the color* red and Mexico faffs to comply we should inter- same nationality, which !s almost a formed, be and the same are hereby sioner* and they will make every cent vent, seize her largest cities, collect lief . guarantee of stn-cen* in itself. Then* YatHNtt/and confirmed. All of which count. ford unite as important as thw-bl^lk- (ifn u. Tbe-choxtcr member* of the clnh were revenue, and pay the ex (tense of our army are no more thrifty, prosperous peopl acts are show n and set forth b y the min­ heading, and one of the most l>eautiful Commlsaioner» Love Feast ' ~ approaches in the state will soon greet asked to sign the club register with their out of them, hold u presidential ejection than the G»>rmans, while they make the utes of a meeting held on Jluly 11th, The county commissioner* finished the eyes» of the steamer travelers us they own signatures, which will be preserved. ( and see to it that peace and quiet U Very In-fit of citizens. l'J13. And the clerk ia hereby instruct­ The standing committees of the ohib maintained. For these reasons he ulso \\ •• are pleased at any movement to ed to record the sets and doing* of said yesterday a two days' session, during sweep up the'broad and majestic I-ake Monroe and get their first glimpse of have lieen completed and the affair* of i» in favor of building up our navy and settle and improve thih part of Florida. board, as u part of the minute# of this wrhirh a largo number of rdbtiive mat­ the same are in excellent hands for the believe* if it is large enough all talk of 7b mg on the railroad and river with meeting. ter* wo# disposed of, and the board the new .Sanford. coming season. war h> Japan would immediately erase. ready arms* to Sanford, which is their Moved, seconded and carried that squared Itself and took a beep breath — i fta r»kMUH -4 a r t i VW ttlow* c.ood ------- ... r. an o -------------------------------------------------------------«•».^MxqMi-ition of A. T. Roslows: 4, j Although Chicago housewives have i should bring considerable additional seller for nfiitnl fM- a part of the Wei Thursday with tho commissioner« According to Dun’s Review encourag­ President. Mrs. J. W. Dickins. ! been paying midwinter prices for butter business bere. éq>eclally *tn our mT>r- Itorne llllock, number of rmimif sufficient now county of Seminole, ing reports of business condii inns pre­ First Vice President, Mia- lanirn Fish, and a further advance is expected, chants anil it i. also one more argument for the transaction of the county’s husi '* *rnjsosiaiblc to tell bow long tho —— dominate, anil the growth of confidence Second Vic«- President, Mrs. C. K there are morv than ti&.UUtl.lKJtl pounds in favor of the iwmnitjr of a nrw bridge ne*A together with cirru't court room. l**1®*''!* will (h1 in session, incident in the future is evidenced by increased Walker. I of the product in cold storage, accord- , across the St John* river at the Osteen Ln-nsor agreeing to install elevator (or tw starting the county of Seminole upon preparations for fall and winter trade. Third Viet President., Mrs Sanno fng to the report today of the Ware- Ferry use of all official* and the public. It *** own basis os un individual county, All the leading markets continue to re­ j housemen’s Association. This t* hot- ! Puleston. a.* further ordered that Geo. A. De-1 Heretofore the territory composing the flect the quietness to be expected at tJUs K»sn*-Howard Recording Secretary, Mr*. R. E. Tolar ter than 10,000,000 pounds more than county of Seminole has l»e*m a part of Cottes, attorney foi' the hoard dmw season, yet in some instance* the mid­ the reserve* a year ago. A half-cent Mis* Katherine Howard and Mr Cor. Si-cretnry, Mrs Henry Wight. Orange, nnd the nu-eting tomorrow will leu--e for same. * summer recension hua been of shorter (nervose yesterday malie (he prie* 2ti K M. Evan.* were united in marring« ut Treasurer, Miss Annie Hawkins. Printing of Arts of PJ13 was awarded he the first joint session of the two duration than is customary. 1 he pre­ Club Parliamentarian, Mr* Geo. H cent# to joblienr and another advanre the By«--Ini Hotel on Tuesday evening. the Sanford Herald board* looking to u settlement of tho vailing optimistic feeling was apparent­ o( 1 <cnt ws* predlrted for liui.iv Prie»* Fernald. Rev (iati»-, pastor of the Methodist financial matter* that must lie adjusted Cominumcation of Théo I. I ly not impaired by tin- reported change LRernrj Department. Mr*. G. I. Mar to «in*umer* range frinii t/> to .'ih cent*, church officiated and nidi (he (until) read and action deferred. M ure t/ie new county can get her bearr to the growing corn crop, and the agri­ Joldtere ut (ril­ and a few friend* were present big*. 1«. chairman, Mr*. May Dickins, Mrs, accordiog to location Applieutloll of t). J.Miller 1« *(i|mmtcultural situation on the whole, is still ute thè lugli pnec* and enormou* rold t\ C Woodruff, Mr* A. D. Key. The bride i- the daughter of Mr and ment of countypliysiciun w m rvud and Tux matter* will be taken up first promising, (iraduul recovery* in spring probably. It is likely that this will be Welfare Department, Mrs. R. A. Ter- Storage stock* to thè warfarv between Mr*. E. M. Howard of the By6-Lo deferred. . * wheat prospects is accompanied by Hotel «n d ha* recaided in Sanford for heun, chairman; Mr*. C. M. Vorde, Misa thè Chicago and Elgin butter board*. Application of A. F. Bell wus read nnd a long and tedious job. Following that * splendid haVenting return* from thr o o o « noverai year*, having many friend* and A M for future référence. Mcll W'hitner. it will be necessary for th« clerk of the southwest, where tho enormous move­ Discrimination against the luxuries acquaintances Social Department, Mrs. C. 0. Mc­ tie sum of 11,000.00 new county to obtain records from the Insurance in ttj*i ment of new grain Is taxing the capacity The groom t# th efficient engineer wo* given Chose * Co., on Ixtok* ami clerk's office in this county, and this will Laughlin, chairman. Mr*. R A. New­ of tho New England mill* in favor of of the transporting companies. The southern made good* wu* alli-gml by ai the electric figli (liant and bas the furniture on hand at rhi* date belongman: Mr« Kent Rnwsetter: n ,lu|k that will require manj' month» possibility of a strike on the eastern Musical Department. Mr*. D L. Senator I.ippitt of Rhode I-limd in rixipoet ami e-i«--m of hi* employer* ing tn the county. of time, in nil probability, and an lmrailroads • is now more remote, but Thrasher, chairman, Mr*. G. L Hoy, f speaking in opposition to the cotton and Hei|unintunrr» It wa* moved ami seconded »ml car. mense amount <t( rlerical work, financial «all himen L was somewhat dtw- Mix* Currie I o v p I] schedule of the land bill III the -•’fiate The yntmg mu pit will ferirle at 1he rled to advertise for the milt- of twuid.« 1 The |e’0 |dp of hath counties will M turlxy) by tin- reduction in the dividono today So far IL- the nil.’ii to- be. j lib­ live lai for -nl’n Ion, en breaking home for S(»* lal Road ami Bridge Di-trii t indebted to (lie commissioner* upon Standing l urtimilti--» of a prominent system, although such tie* und ihskit g a n Fliutlice. M i-*I-mr.i hi-b. Mr» H. 1. is cuflrerned tt w u tinnir hj Miutliernere home of their No. l. whom this imporlant work has fallen. action was not entirely unexpected. DaForvst, MrT. A N'eal, Mr». F L «aid Seti»tor Lippitt. "I *ay it in no own, I M. Kehhlndcr, emmty surveyor 1* *** *he kind of work that must 1m done The revenues <rf .i few roads show a fall­ W’ooriruff. Mr*. W I*. t'arter, Mi** A n -1disfespeet, and in no cnticlsin nf unliwn- ordered to make map nf voting with the greatest care, ami the rttmporling off. but in the ugregalo railway nic Hawkins. viduuL*. 1 kliow that Sr-nalor Simili of For a FrccLibrary pnemets, numb*’« I to tl Incjuaively, »atioir that the cotnini.vtjoneri or3 alearning* continue to exceed the total of Memberahip. Mr» C. K. Wulker, Mr*. 1(leYrgia, whu took a |irominent |>aiI in St. Pctersburg. Aug. 7.— immediato ubo county eommt*lorter districts nuni- lowed is little h i. comparison to tho u yrar ago and also thoae of 1911, thè R. J, ilolly, Mr*. J N 'Whltner, M r * .1thè aub-coinmllteé deliU-ratinti*, gm o #U'(W wil( laken hy tho locai library ber» I to fi inclusively. Voting pre­ value of the services that they must gains in gross duriiiÈ Da- first three week* C. R. WMker, Ali»* Sturnou. it hi* vecj bed contidonitiom*, Imt no board to sccorc frorn Andrew Carth-gie cinct» designated a# follow*: render. Rejiorter-Stnr. of July heim; I * and J i^ ra r-m ilL lL tH ^ . — Pfftgrmnr^ T r V •riff.-Rnfi,” Mré~AT.^i'TMi «^fTèTifiTr .— rTiniie ffriirdnr^TTtir-n.è TH .ni'ti n Trir-nr-mTcTn i bi l ’UT't n- ^Ju.durd iron. MjMIS iVelme hiuM. tively. On the other hand, bunk clear­ Dickins, Mix, II. 1 W'hitner, Ir., Mr*. law, wbere he lux» uevor bt* u accusioiiw-d » St. Petcreburg ior a library building, Will Affen Saloon» ings this week were il.fi |s-r cent le*s than tp tlcnling wiih tlu'M’ incretinì ile pie-- and thè board •' i- nutliurized by Ih« city The »tririgem n#w »tute Inw wbleh O. II. Will (trot I, Mi«* I lien Mahoney. M'i-it .Sanford. No, 1, iti 1U1Ì. I Favorable conditions have Pîvx*. Mr*. J. C. Mi Danni, Mpp Geo. linus, alvi In a few w(-*M liceo ine an ' commi*stoi»r« to *ny tr» thè dorWir of Alunroe. No. 2. prevents the fcrretllng of Sidonl«. «qd e x is t«! in the basic industri*-*, a* indi­ * librarie» that M. Poteyalairg xvili cnni- Jl«»ke Mary, No. |0. DcColtr**, Mr*. ('. (' Woodruff, Mr*. ex(/ert maker of tariti. ¡tnjHi»ca vurioufl nt her "refünjis" cov­ cated }iv tho statement of .the leading * t jf l - - b r i U ■’ pjy wlth hi* u*unt demandi und set a.-tde' J. N. Wbitnar, M iv Mary McKim ering th« "itle df Ititoxfcants, .whlch w w Paola, No. 4. iron and ktee! producer tor (fie last «piarHouse. Mrs. L. G. Slfingft (low. Mr*. ContHhutiolu to Oov. William Sul* J1,250 cach >-sr for fibrery rnalaten.inc»*. Duigwoodv No. 9. 1 paaBc<l* |B the reetnt. legkäluturfi doxas ter, tb| net earning-* surpassing alt pre­ I W. P. Carter, Mht. ' II; L. Peck, Mr». z«.t ' s rain|uiigu (ion i lost fall, under thè l i fei pro(a>~ril to locato tl.-e library'’ in not go Int« pffn-t until Sejip mlwr 3pr ‘Altamonte, No. If. vious .fteorri*' for the period, with the May Diikins. Mr*. tire», he». Jr lire of h Ji-jidatfve iqvc-'tigntitig cununlt- Reservo ir P a ri , :it tho hriid of Third b> re.i*nu nf uhjeh Horiiln s.ilocmUt» l ake llow’ li, No .4. single txcfptkm uf l'.OT An improved M tu’, wire ut fiast $Ó,(MKJ rnop’ IBari bis ^ventre notlh. »nd thugiocai board, Bill \lnlUing, Mr*. S. (t l'Ii.i-i Mi have .i few weck» of gram le.dote the < bulinilo,r, N o. 7. senlin^nt ftinumile manifest in tlry giani- un ii Hiyorii stet* ■fni-pt ffe'pr^ented He fr t'o lw, niuke e ver, eiTmi to get thè money Ao UuIteri*, Mr*. M , Rr-nfrv“ epiilemlc" striki» them. Kqlkitur W » G* nova. Mu. 6. but the (lettud'of.iiiljusf meut to new accordili!: lo thè tesfimnny >d i niik olii- that work on thè building fan l»e under Cnunly * commUdoners district» cm- H JiMd.-oui i- 1-xpected to se« (hat tim tariff condition* li at lumi and price re­ 1riiivd la Annoi i cialr arid othori who took th« witneaalway by Che middle of the Winter, law is cnforml. brace the following voting precinct*: duction* in uhoUtrtMttract considerable - —— — Pulntka, Aug. i. - tly u maiinritj of stanti today .¡xt: tlR1■n »un.pilon of th e 1 i io , l~ .N o, .'I. ; tllu’ fentlire nf the imiw law ft (hat 2. attention. Quotation* hold steady on . {o.\i nu-ono voti*, tljv prv(>o iUoii of cointniU ie heiyjngs . , t a(i h i aule l(u-tler •vSkmidst (i not ullowvd*lo peil anf quuit.No, 2— No». I, 2, it 4. many tro p i« focimmadiaiv mid t* arh> |^ Bntu.laUoo. uf rftJatkll (UitehL^ » Orlando, ,\ug. 7.—Arnold Baxter of No. 8—Nos. tl, iff, I t . x i tity pf 'whixkey td any (lerson whatdeliveries, yet Tihere orders are sought — ' *• -* . Nn, 4— Ntw. 6 und A. soevor on em lit.’* which, said u cltiief)*,^ rtilflifo. w‘*t def^altid'/ln* Uio pritnary . - * #,*,!' . iiu v „ i Wlntof Fnrk « u arrentcd^todity and <>te for later dative rl«* t onrcwRotU nro offer i "is au itUolut« uutrüge agutrul u feHowhid») y e W i y . ' I * '¿ f ‘ ST J Godgcrl * thè counfy Jail, citargìkl w,U Ko. 6--N r»., ü und 7. ed. L4t>or diliicullie* in ailk manufut'» ounty com ,whho 'is ,hrokn und* thirsty '* ™ tv. the iamo' .’ n uf lhc Peart* District»: "'.L !? :!? : ! caule. The «rrret * * . m.de by turiri* ceutPiH Idiva biotiNlifcd, Foot­ Jordon. Jreri* Bnqh^ workwl »{renuousfyi.apd all day èutomo- ; mlkhmers at thrlr monthly m eting time, ain't it7” Even Jofidi 6 . Rock»-' Sanford,N»..l,/2, ff, and 4. wear Tjttii'ra V. Uo recently .viiiUal the tailed to «u è « mil fAr an cfec.Un in n , cuUld ruis„ t famul Mks èndTiaèfeè Arerà- -kèfit- bvny carrybig «•#%■•«. |feller could not huy ^ fiftperi coni drink (Jetun^i-yvNo. IVund 7. ' r il u i r i i <■ * n e w m a r n ie r ir tn . e i *• LBoston market (dared a /air votumsc of vote ll«miis for »tho iconstruction of ■brick . ....... . ... ^ u Jt-M' ** ■*-’1 it t , 'in. Tim {yiovGng ope^ Stecre irpjicn ready to tri killefl ÀI (buf­ ïj.évlùik) ¿-No/. voter* to, itivi }tv .. j ’wltlh/ut priMlucin^i Ufe wherewithal, roads, a* asked in u resolution, by the ordera, i and maDUfacturem feel, anqoqrfer'n »fatigliter (« n ; abo fine beloiq^lng : Loifgwood— N o.: 9, tu and l i . pteiHcfril’b clu*^ Vote, anil in their prnglindi'r the bfwj^hnfith« u-o of any sort aged over tha outfoek. There 'ia a mod­ nfaticatioq tj:ihr'iUdn^j go aljlc of thn re- Orlando board of trade, but took th« , tojfenry Mathrvr*. Two hides that had fwqlnth)!}, cofinrelpg Block Hum-‘ of music is ul*o proqibi^i in barrooms. erate Leri lie- in wtgte leathers und U,e malti r under favorable a x lv l^ e p t . t h < w - ^ nefl ^ d u f ufr> rk «Sp»efal‘ ,Dr*Jnage Dbtrlet Indepxl, withyut. Iciftiis and without - =_| i.ult. . - r • • price* femafn firm, the twadyi demand ^ U, undcretood that after catimau , , , ,irutif ,tf (Trn_ w . Catilè pM»e<k ÀÀd^èluly slgnèdlby ehklrmàtì of _ A.». i *1— £,_lbfi.Uflrróom will. Ime Jtuch.o f----. checking alk aontmtrlatlotw. Strength­ are nlitnineil uf lire ruoti* to be buill olid . -Gcttimr (Vbttcni-----------were Ik I iTk* tnuscd'aml suspicion rested tim taiKrd nnd c!rrk^ao(R»dv»rtft«t|n(>'nt __ ., ift nluoction a» gathering place4ft r u- tfadfW , jais JL 3 k- .*.-- _ '* ening rt.lmnk reaottya at New York has imparted a still easier tone tb the mon^ tary situatum. Bnd.tluLinarkRUitg ui.ihiR. crops Will be faedituted \ry. large tlepoRits of govtcrmu-pt.' fund* In tl»# nfitkmal bank* Of the wrstbnd'south, offiriar'gftnouncatticiit t o . thai-jeffect being matle late in the week. V 'W i of BazUr's meat producing hou*e, Mr, D. L. 'Thraxher o f Sanford, su- ^ ^ t o u n t m-x-iied ascertained, that «he ordered dono In Hartford. Herald for those -pcially incflned.—1 Tumju Tinte». call Will be Lwued, a* all of the commi*- ( ’ per^ntendenb of public Inxtrucijon fori sal* of the tionrls. ------------ ;-----Sktfffno!« couffty. i- -c inllng a |>orGou‘ rtpnw* W ia Iqyt* Of *n„wv.d r y .U . M „ HavWr n.prw.ntini< ih ^ u r tfi E A. DODHLAHH, , I ‘ Urlando \d°pls f ’ommlsiUn. of hia tlme,wdtb Sui*Tintendent J, .,-ri |Puplniliing Co., of ■phlladelphiR-hlui b « o i leijrop poard. t - B j ■ htrge. mujority the voters of OrMcKituion, .frttin g aa offidai ^ CMgrefalkmal rhiirrK 'In tho city Hit* ice *'lo o k in g after tbe , — '* ^ Mando on Tu«w4h^tmtified u commission learning something of the.routino school jTiid theme for next Huiid«>' morning ageney in Sanford which bi rejtresentcd 4L W ’ la«vi'Il -hR/'evidently lo* n a(i- charier to hct^rtlit tffmtivo January 1, work that ha wijl soyn take up, and also wijl ht> ,"Tha education of tho heart," (by Reginald Holly. Mr. Haver thinks jioUned * poèttnusìW,| although P*>U ' i 1?H4; Under thè new charter tha rity getting a few ptdnla on suppliotf, office Xft thfi evening the subject will bo “ T h e ' Sanford a good field for hi* publications mieter Haskins witl not give up the piare, j will h«vo tlirec commissioner«, n n »,.fo ____ _ furniture, etc. Mr. Thrasher returned Secret of achievement.” AH are cor- and especially for tho Country Gentle- Mà Loreli received a letter'from'Nekrjbe' Mayor.—Initiative, referendum and Stringfcllow, a iwpular student to Sanford laaj night, having spent th«;d la lly invited to our arn ica, Xutk vwtcrtl i Y utlilrgccd ‘T ta mviuu-r j a « ll vlm ra rf;Viriclkd7tH R IIw. dHifUr . if uf � 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>, August 05, 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/92438cc58e1bce4c4502d0b38744995a.pdf dffa4ded631565e6307df772999154d3 PDF Text Text that the. city of Fardord would àt beccai* thè greatert burine** center Jq tbe interior cf" »he » U te . It me*ni im* want* d thè whole of South Florida. You ran are at a-glatve that cheap and accommodating tranaporution l* what bref» the ball rofflnf. and whije roHlftf h (albera no mow. The age oi the nuabaeka haa been rriefatrd to th e r e « and a new order of btwinea# baa auppb Jeweler Expert Repairing of all kinds 1\ * r * t ö w ii... '■ ' 121 W . F irst S t r e e t ra re thev^cuid tad. the opportunity to become the’ leading county In the state for jowf road» was lost. And the glorious oU county of Or­ DR. W. E. HOUSHOLÛER ange ha» been divided, but I trust not DENTIST in tbe interest of rood road* and other important improvements. While J t a opposed to the division I am wiling to be «emaecd that it was not a mistake The jealousy between the two impor­ DR. R M . MASON tant and successful cities in the county D E N T IS T was to aar the kart, annoying, to the country people, and it k to be hoped that such petty jealousies will cease and that aD wjU be united in the wrifare of the two sister counties. That HTwill cause a rivalry between the two THOMAS EMMET WILSON method*. cities goes without, laying, and is o r a t torne y TOO n r a n g n ix iR. r isiob' g «n i w bewr p u J frg r T ur-Thr O . L T A Y L O R , Ik e . welfare oi p. both counties. Brothers, [ waa a dumping 'ground leg O ran ca let us dwell together in peace and unity * We inteyd to farce an ■investigation and we will certainly be haqp^ and pros­ i oesrfl Adjourn* now. We Intend to settle the' matter perous. While there is a great clamor remedies in preventing the destri The council meeting laat (light v u so , for aD time and when it k settled there for good road* there are other improve­ full of busi news tb it they were forced of wfld birds. Kindly educational ) will be no quertfes shop! the source of ments to he made ef equal, if not oi to adjourn until today. Full account DR. C. G. B U T T . Sanford’s supply of the purest drinking more importance for the encouragement of tbe meeting wU! be given in Friday’s water is the south. This is our a w t DENTIST • of new settler* to make their permanent and we Intend to take care of it, keep homes in* God’s beautiful Pnirrrve and Office; YoweD Building /it free tram all contaminations real or unequakd climate. The most impor­ ’ fancied. Tbe pore and unadulteraud SANFORD. FLORIDA tant inducement to encourage new set­ artesian natural ffewing wells that Ur. tler* is the' convenience and cheapneaa Howard »aya smell defunct, but that Of transportation, in which Florida is GEO. A. DeCOTTES Mr. Howard will hare to admit is purer morr deficient than any other state in than any water that haa ever been disATTORNEY axh COUNSELLOR at Law the Union. It » a trite, and I. believe Icptipred in* Orlando—even purer than a true saying that opportunity k noeIp Practice in State and Federal Courts hi»'doctored, antiseptic, septic or pepat every man’s door at least once in a ionised water that he Ja thin ring about Gfe time, and if not heeded seldom if drinking from h k deodorised tank, h ever tills tbe second time. Sanford, tfie v -, « - . . . . ¡•.i heillby county *eat oHlbe baby county, ceded No S k d j r t | ,.T i’■ Sminale, is now having the call. Dis* ilsy o . sentenced- (ó .ik f y*xn regard it at ywiir ¡enl. Grasp your op­ in', pa of the Flòrida .Fine Co.; ; portunity and yoli will become the lirgsa iwvttg looked upon by «st and most frog retrive and prosper^ A Chie» la Anteng Ye Taking H olts t l a n t ic o pyriflkfY'J4$f thk . local sijprifT» . office ous pty in tbe interior oi this great state. and raitb , tie'll Prenl 'Cm“— a cu ^ ity .m o n * than any ane ■The proposed steamboat line to JarkI STANDARD RAILROAD O f THE SOUTH So Sava Saunt errr. whflf L it Vje-en rttv xted of murder, and sonville and tbe traction line IL R. from Lad Of il l who are a r-‘ Sanford down through South Florida — ,'qjtMatftad ! condition and his I cannot ngmc a limit, for 1 Wlk-t e that i * * f Sometime* 1 wonder where all the cheap fuel, so why should this dty . j it includes the whole peninsula. By aD typhoid germs and other bacteria that not fare as well a* the majority of places wonderful di»txteM%V Drily Ne. *» No. M No. »0 •'Mayo was sent to Jacksonville re- means it should be a local enUvjvree, we talk about these day* happened to with only natural advantage» to offer Lv Jacksonville ______ 8:15am 2:20am 7:55pm cently— fromJackson county emJr*-i>‘ financed'with local rapila] and the imbo-fifty years ago when people thought manuiartaren? It bai been a mystery Ar Savannah ... ..... ......... 12:2$pm 6:20pm 12:10am but littk about them or about, their to men better versed in conditions than unaccompassed. He arrived at the mense profit that wfl] accrue to the tr>10:35pm 5:0qpm .-Ar Charleston___ _____ 4:50pm appendix or kindred troubles. I well I am why Sanford has not been.sucreaa- county jail in an automobik and ay- terprire enjoyed by the local capitaliP:l$am 8:00pm I Ar Richmond ____ 6:05am proacbed Deputy Frank Edward*, handUt*. AD that e nreded to launch this remember that during tbe second battle fid in securing factories. We bare a 11:50pm 1:35pm ! Ar Washington_______ 8:40am of Man*"at when we were penred-be- ■bare of these, of course, but if we are tng him a letter from the Jackson county retai important and money making eA2:46pm 1:14am . Ar B a lt im o r e _______ _ 10:00am thrriff. Lei ting him where» and wtty be terprire is a leader. Can Sanford or tjreen the lines and could not get about going to be content with a few when we 3:40am 5:25pm Ar W. Philadelphia____ 12:20pm under coyer of darkness, not knowing might hav e many, we are not going to came. The deputy was dumbfounded Seminole county produce such a man? 7:50pm 6:00am Ar New Y o rk _________ 2:31pm where the Yankees were, that water was grow as we should. 1 do not for a /nitvWry scarce and after a light rainfall my ute believe that Sanford is going to Steel Pell man tare-of the highest ilaso operated on all train*. old rubber blanket held several quarts be a great big city. We are going to Dining rar* <m train* No*. 82 M l ocal Sleeper lo Savannah operaiof water the next morning and you bet go ahead, but we are going to make our I ed on Train KO. For Information and reservation apply I drank it without thinking or caring galna as we have in-tbe past by »low, about mkrol**,^bacteria or other germs, steady increase and not by tbe kaps The rubber blanket had bden with me which ‘accompany booms. Even if we Division Passenger Agent on many a campaign and waa not exact- could Induce _ truje mamSaeturer* to Jacksonville, Florida 138 W. Bay Street -*• ty what tbs new school of .physician» locate here we would not desert the » i would.caU sanitary. Another time after conservative class which we have a close fought battle. I believe it was known so long, but we would grow mere Stone Mountain I became crated by r rapidly than has been our custom. POI NSETTI A Thrasher’sPliannacy } A C A ST L INE fg Ö TRAIN S to the E a st DAILY ö I j A . W . F R IT O T LIV ER Y , S A L E S AND F E E D STABLE Cor ar Park Avanua and Second Straat C O N TR A C TO R S FO R A L L K IN D S O F H E A V Y H A U LIN G Large supply of Horses, Mules, Wagons and Harness always on hand For Sale or Exchange B lacR sm ith ln g end W agon R epairing In con nection Sanford Library For 80 days onijr. commencing Joly lit, 910 buy* a lot mod 95 per month wit hoot interest. PRICE FROM $ 1 0 0 UP IM PERIAL THEATRE -------- BUILDING-------- Doo t mia» this talc. It*» the opportunity of your life to frt you a hoaaa or «dia money aa ¡a westmeat.. Special prices on oka homo and lor» close in. Iam ported on city property and can give you the best price* and best tarma. Sea ma before the advance. Strangers Welcome Ffc.neKs.18Z ............................. ....... .......... �JWtfl OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEM INOLE COUNTY— T H E GARDEN SPOT O F TH E WORLD SANFORD HERALD M E L I S I ! EÙ SEMI- WEEKLY IN Number 101 .1 I ■ ■ r i k i jjg .'y y r - __ -___ W.XS*' ™ SAN FO RD , S A N F O I tD — L\jt I t W orth L iv in g FLORIDA. FRIDAY AUGUST S, IS IS ■■J _ — .......... * bite . .. t ÿ jjjJ ’u sge City Council Junket ■'/, Clark Is Beligerant Seminole County Chiefs For Bulkheading Lake! To Enforce Doctrine Hold Their First Council a Investigate Matter Thoroughly and Pass to Attorney WOMAN’S CLUB M EETS al > U , I ) l l . . .‘ i i ^ ‘ (Thinks America it Protectorate Over All Countries and Ladies Hold a Very Intereating important Meeting A business meeting o/ the Woman's Bond Election Will Decide the Fite of Thu Mott ImporUnL-Mittcr-U— Club of Sanford was held in the club rooms Wednesday afternoon, with a Opinion very good attendance. Mrs. J . W. Dickins, the president was At tu t Sanford, will realize one of the dresms—day dreams u it ■were—in the In thè chair and stated the reason for „..ihatw-of > bulkhead on the, laha front. filin o this. ^parlSjl moating of the. club, This matter agitated Wy The HendcF■w hich was to deddtf on severo! matter« many years ago and persistently brought of importane» that should be settled to the attention of the people and the before the (trot regular meeting of the successive city councils ever since will club in October. Mias Brenda Morrison, chairman nf in a few weeks be brought to a concrete form and in ahape to be parried out. The the health committee of the Welfare city council has taken cognisance of Department read a communication from the importance of thU work and this Dr. Ellen Ldwell Steven.-» of Jacksonville, week Inspected the lake shore, even urging the clubs to asaist in creating an going in boats to take soundings and in* active agitation and also stand behind the state board of health in establishing veetigate every phase of the work. After an exhaustive investigation the A tuberculosis sanitarium In Jackson­ council decided to have City Attorney ville. The club endorsed the movement. The resignation of Mrs. M. H. Bowler DeCottee take the matter In hand and render a legal opinion upon the owner­ was read and accepter! will) much regret. ship of the property and the beat means Thia action was necessary ,on account of taking steps *o accomplish this work of Mrs. Bowler’a moving away from under tho supervision of the city. The Sanford, and the whole club sorely feels bulkhcsd will extend from Sanford ave- the loss of a useful and loyal member. neu to Oak avenue, which will be prac­ Mrs. C. E. Walker was elected to fill tically all of the business portion of the the vacancy made by Mrs. Bowler's res­ n ew colo n y n ea r SANFORD Comrnissioncrs Have Several * ,* Very Busy Sessions Hownrd-Parkard Land Co. (e tile Settlers at Kalamazoo Judge Charles Voigt, with Mrears. W. Many Matters Fraught With Impor­ Other New* of the Civilized World by Winter of Evanston, 111., L. Valentine Special Wire and Wirelcts tant Results to the New i of Sanford, Ind. and Prof. L. Schaffer • Telegraph County of St. Louis, Mo., arrived in town Wed­ Washington, Aug. 7 .—Re presentati vs nesday evening on route to Kalamazoo, The Seminole county board of coun­ Clark ia preparing a speech to be de- the new settlement which Hoxrard- ty commbaionera met in first regulsr. Uv«t«d in the housr-orr behalf nf-hhr na~ Par kant. LancPCo. has beerrkeartrrg^mt TTKTOfrt * r t t-o M o rtrc m. Oh Tuerday. oiutiot) ‘ declaring for reaffirmation of the Monroe Doctrine, especially that part of it which declare* against the col­ onization on the Western Hemisphere of any other race or color than wrhitrt Mr. Clark believes in the preservation of North and South America to the Cau­ casian race, that strife between white and alien races is bound to come, and r»<t of Osteen In Volusia county. | Judge Voigt gave up a long and «uocessful oareer a short time ago In order to locate In Florida and devoted hia at­ tention to Uiia colony, of which he la tho head, and to his property interests here. He owns 140 noes of land in the colony himself, ten acres of which he has hatf SEMINOLE IS NOW OFFICIAL New County Obtains Recognizance by Stale Comptroller While Seminole really started with the meeting^ o| the county commissioner* last Tuesday, none of the officers felt u though they were the real thing until the comptroller had passed on their bonds and the following telegram from Tallahassee eras mea t ‘trek « ms. F?« "Bonds of county officials *11 ap­ Present, F. L. Woodruff, J. A. Clark, J. T . McLain, C. W. Entxminger, L. P. proved and commission Issued today for each officer.’ Hagan. F* L. Woodruff was elected temporary W. V. KNOTT, Comptroller. This means that they have not only chairman, and on motion temporary organization waf made permanent . received appointments but also that th* George A. DeCottc* was duly elect­ official commissions, and bonds have been approved and every thing is lovely In ed attorney (or the board. Bonds of tho following were ap- the new court house on the St. Johns, proved: J. Tilden Jacobs; F. P. Forster, The county officers can now settle down S. C. Dickson, members of the school j t0 ” *«1 business and all their acta will bo board; D. L. Thruhcr, superintendent ’ official with the big seal and stamp, of public inatruction; E. A. Douglass, The new officials have plenty of work clerk of circuit court; I- M. Rehbinder, I *n do and moat of them have their county surveyor; C. M. Hand, sheriff: desks piled high with no piece to put tho Jno. D. Jinkins, tax collector; Tho*. K. desk until some of the professional men Bates, tax assessor; B. F. Whltner, fr., in the Welbotne Block can gat now quar­ county judge; J. B. Jones, treasurer; ter*. A week or more will ae« all the H. Ci DuBoae, superintendent of regis­ county officials comfortably quartered tration. E. A. Douglass warn elected in their own offices and then the res! Improved in advance, and now that he that we should prepare ourselves as early is here to locate permanently he will not as possible. He also intends to make a only improve the balance of his land speech oil his bill to prevent the Inter­ but also ex|>ecta to build a two story marriage* of white and black races, and combination store and hotel nt Kala­ thé separation of white and black in mazoo so that other member* of- the street ears and all other public convey­ (colony a* they Arrive this fall will not ances in the District of Columbia. This only find a convenient stopping place bill is now before the District of Colum­ till they can build a place to purchase bia committee, and if he believe* that supplies as well. if he can get it reported out of the com­ Tho Judge's colony already numbers mittee the bouse will pass the bill. Mr. some sixty families to whom he has sold Clark would take no half measure with from 10 to 40 acres each. A few of these clerk of the board, (»ending receipt of hi* business of the new county will start regard to the Monroe Doctrine. He families are already on the ground and commission os clerk of circuit court. smoothly and well. ignation as second vice president. The city. The owner* of the property on The money affair* will be arranged esch side oi this territory have already club then elected as delegates to the ‘ favor* n protectorate by this country have their homes built and their farm* Also Inind* of John D. Jinkins and Geo. signified their willingness to continue state convention which meet* in Or- over the republics of South and Central well under way. The balance will come Fox. Sr . a* notary public state at large today with Orange county and tho treasurer of Seminole will have money the good work and there will l>e a lake lando in November Mrs. G. L. Marin. America, and would rum[iej them to during the early fall ami winter and in a was approved. with Mrs. S. O. Chase as alternate. preserve order within their boundaries short time this little settlement which is front in time for almost one miJe. A motion was made, seconded and In the hank to pay the current bills and The choosing of tho club motto, j or proceed at once to intervene. He a Iam t ten miles northeast of Sanford enrried that all acts of the present hoard by strict economy tho new county As soon as the bond issue election is over the council will take up this Impor­ flower and color* was a very pleasing, believes that his country should give will Ik* the center of great activity. of county commissioner* in rc/crenco should be able to struggle along until Thi* Judge himself is a German and to the purchase of supplies for the coun­ next tax (laying time. Wo have a meat tant step and the work enn he expected task. The motto selected was "N ot fo r'warning to Mexico that she preserve self, but for all." The club flower will order and protect all foreigner*, and if i the majority of his colonists are of the ty of Seminole, heretofore done and per­ economical board of county commis­ to start alwut October first. There is nothing in the history’ °l San­ lie tho red rose, and the color* red and Mexico faffs to comply we should inter- same nationality, which !s almost a formed, be and the same are hereby sioner* and they will make every cent vent, seize her largest cities, collect lief . guarantee of stn-cen* in itself. Then* YatHNtt/and confirmed. All of which count. ford unite as important as thw-bl^lk- (ifn u . Tbe-choxtcr member* of the clnh were revenue, and pay the ex (tense of our army are no more thrifty, prosperous peopl acts are show n and set forth b y the min­ heading, and one of the most l>eautiful Commlsaioner» Love Feast ' ~ approaches in the state will soon greet asked to sign the club register with their out of them, hold u presidential ejection than the G»>rmans, while they make the utes of a meeting held on Jluly 11th, The county commissioner* finished the eyes» of the steamer travelers us they own signatures, which will be preserved. ( and see to it that peace and quiet U Very In-fit of citizens. l'J13. And the clerk ia hereby instruct­ The standing committees of the ohib maintained. For these reasons he ulso \\•• are pleased at any movement to ed to record the sets and doing* of said yesterday a two days' session, during sweep up the'broad and majestic I-ake Monroe and get their first glimpse of have lieen completed and the affair* of i» in favor of building up our navy and settle and improve thih part of Florida. board, as u part of the minute# of this wrhirh a largo number of rdbtiive mat­ the same are in excellent hands for the believe* if it is large enough all talk of 7b mg on the railroad and river with meeting. ter* wo# disposed of, and the board the new .Sanford. coming season. war h> Japan would immediately erase. ready arms* to Sanford, which is their Moved, seconded and carried that squared Itself and took a beep breath — i fta r»kMUH -4 a r t i VWttlow* c.ood------- ... r. an o ----------------------------------------------------------«•».^MxqMi-ition of A. T. Roslows: 4, j Although Chicago housewives have i should bring considerable additional seller for nfiitnl fM- a part of the Wei Thursday with tho commissioner« According to Dun’s Review encourag­ President. Mrs. J. W. Dickins. ! been paying midwinter prices for butter business bere. éq>eclally *tn our mT>r- Itorne llllock, number of rmimif sufficient now county of Seminole, ing reports of business condii inns pre­ First Vice President, Mia- lanirn Fish, and a further advance is expected, chants anil it i. also one more argument for the transaction of the county’s husi '* *rnjsosiaiblc to tell bow long tho —— dominate, anil the growth of confidence Second Vic«- President, Mrs. C. K there are morv than ti&.UUtl.lKJtl pounds in favor of the iwmnitjr of a nrw bridge ne*A together with cirru't court room. l**1®*''!* will (h1 in session, incident in the future is evidenced by increased Walker. I of the product in cold storage, accord- , across the St John* river at the Osteen Ln-nsor agreeing to install elevator (or tw starting the county of Seminole upon preparations for fall and winter trade. Third Viet President., Mrs Sanno fng to the report today of the Ware- Ferry use of all official* and the public. It *** own basis os un individual county, All the leading markets continue to re­ Puleston. j housemen’s Association. This t* h o t-! a.* further ordered that Geo. A. De-1 Heretofore the territory composing the flect the quietness to be expected at tJUs K»sn*-Howard Recording Secretary, Mr*. R. E. Tolar ter than 10,000,000 pounds more than county of Seminole has l»e*m a part of Cottes, attorney foi' the hoard d m w season, yet in some instance* the mid­ the reserve* a year ago. A half-cent Mis* Katherine Howard and Mr Cor. Si-cretnry, Mrs Henry Wight. Orange, nnd the nu-eting tomorrow will leu--e for sa me. * summer recension hua been of shorter (nervose yesterday malie (he prie* 2ti K M. Evan.* were united in marring« ut Treasurer, Miss Annie Hawkins. Printing of Arts of PJ13 was awarded he the first joint session of the two duration than is customary. 1 he pre­ Club Parliamentarian, Mr* Geo. H cent# to joblienr and another advanre the By«--Ini Hotel on Tuesday evening. the Sanford Herald board* looking to u settlement of tho vailing optimistic feeling was apparent­ o( 1 <cnt ws* predlrted for liui.iv Prie»* Fernald. Rev (iati»-, pastor of the Methodist financial matter* that must lie adjusted C o m in u m ca tio n of T h é o I. I ly not impaired by tin- reported change LRernrj Department. Mr*. G. I. Mar to «in*umer* range frinii t/> to .'ih cent*, church officiated and nidi (he (until) read and action deferred. M ure t/ie new county can get her bearr to the growing corn crop, and the agri­ Joldtere ut (ril­ and a few friend* were present 1«. chairman, Mr*. May Dickins, Mrs, accordiog to location Applieutloll of t). J. Miller 1« *(i|mmt- big*. cultural situation on the whole, is still ute thè lugli pnec* and enormou* rold t\ C Woodruff, Mr* A. D. Key. The bride i- the daughter of Mr and ment of countypliysiciun wm rvud and Tux matter* will be taken up first promising, (iraduul recovery* in spring probably. It is likely that this will be Welfare D ep a rtm e n t, Mrs. R . A. Ter- Storage stock* to thè warfarv between Mr*. E. M. Howard of the By 6-Lo deferred. . * wheat prospects is accompanied by Hotel «nd ha* recaided in Sanford for heun, chairman; Mr*. C. M. Vorde, Misa thè Chicago and Elgin butter board*. Application of A. F. Bell wus read nnd a long and tedious job. Following that * splendid haVenting return* from thr o o o « noverai year*, having many friend* and AM for future référence. Mcll W'hitner. it will be necessary for th« clerk of the southwest, where tho enormous move­ Discrimination against the luxuries acquaintances Social Department, Mrs. C. 0 . Mc­ tie sum of 11,000.00 new county to obtain records from the Insurance in ttj*i ment of new grain Is taxing the capacity The groom t# th efficient engineer wo* given Chose * Co., on Ixtok* ami clerk's office in this county, and this will Laughlin, chairman. Mr*. R A. New­ of tho New England mill* in favor of of the transporting companies. The southern made good* wu* alli-gml by ai the electric figli (liant and bas the furniture on hand at rhi* date belongman: Mr« Kent Rnwsetter: n ,lu|k that will require manj' month» possibility of a strike on the eastern Musical Department. Mr*. D L. Senator I.ippitt of Rhode I-limd in rixipoet ami e-i«--m of hi* employer* ing tn the county. of time, in nil probability, and an lmrailroads •is now more remote, but Hoy, f speaking in opposition to the cotton and Hei|unintunrr» Thrasher, c h a irm a n , Mr*. G. L It wa* moved ami seconded »ml car. mense amount <t( rlerical work, financial «all himen L was somewhat dtw- Mix* Currie I o v p I] schedule of the land bill III the -•’fiate The yntmg mu pit will ferirle at 1he rled to advertise for the milt- of twuid.« 1 The |e’0|dp of hath counties will M turlxy) by tin- reduction in the dividono today So far IL- the nil.’ii to- be. j lib­ live lai for -nl’n Ion, en breaking home for S(»* lal Road ami Bridge Di-trii t indebted to (lie commissioner* upon Standing l urtimilti--» of a prominent system, although such tie* und ihskit g a n Fliutlice. Mi-*I-mr.i hi-b. Mr» H. 1. is cuflrerned tt w u tinnir hj Miutliernere home of their No. l. whom this imporlant work has fallen. action was not entirely unexpected. DaForvst, MrT. A N'eal, Mr». F L «aid Seti»tor Lippitt. "I *ay it in no own, I M. Kehhlndcr, emmty surveyor 1* *** *he kind of work that must 1m done The revenues <rf .i few roads show a fall­ W’ooriruff. Mr*. W I*. t'arter, Mi** An- 1 disfespeet, and in no cnticlsin nf unliwn- ordered to make map nf voting with the greatest care, ami the rttmporling off. but in the ugregalo railway nic Hawkins. viduuL*. 1 kliow that Sr-nalor Simili of For a Frcc Library pnemets, numb*’« I to t l Incjuaively, »atioir that the cotnini.vtjoneri or3 alearning* continue to exceed the total of Memberahip. Mr» C. K. Wulker, Mr*. 1(leYrgia, whu took a |irominent |>aiI in St. Pctersburg. Aug. 7.—immediato ubo county eommt*lorter districts nuni- lowed is little h i. comparison to tho u yrar ago and also thoae of 1911, thè R. J , ilolly, Mr*. J N 'Whltner, Mr* . 1 thè aub-coinmllteé deliU-ratinti*, gmo #U'(W wil( laken hy t ho locai library ber» I to fi inclusively. Voting pre­ value of the services that they must gains in gross duriiiÈ Da- first three week* C . R. WMker, Ali»* S turnou. it hi* vecj bed contidonitiom*, Imt no board to sccorc frorn Andrew Carth-gie cinct» designated a# follow*: render. Rejiorter-Stnr. of Ju ly heim; I * and Ji^ ra r-m ilL lL tH ^ . — Pfftgrmnr^T r V •riff.-R nfi,” Mré~AT.^i'TMi «^fTèTifiTr .—rTiniie ffriirdnr^TTtir-n.è TH .ni'ti n Trir-nr-mTcTn i bi l ’UT't n- ^Ju.durd iron. MjMIS iVelme hiuM. tively. On the other hand, bunk clear­ Dickins, Mix, II. 1 W'hitner, Ir., Mr*. law, wbere he lux» uevor bt* u accusioiiw-d »St. Petcreburg ior a library building, Will Affen Saloon» ings this week were il.fi |s-r cent le*s than O. II. Will (trot I, Mi«* I lien Mahoney. tp tlcnling wiih tlu'M’ incretinì ile pie-- and thè board •' i- nutliurized by Ih« city The »tririgem n#w »tute Inw wbleh M'i-it .Sanford. No, 1, iti 1U1Ì. I Favorable conditions have Pîvx*. Mr*. J. C. Mi Danni, Mpp Geo. linus, alvi In a few w(-*M liceo ine an ' commi*stoi»r« to *ny tr» thè dorWir of Alunroe. No. 2. prevents the fcrretllng of Sidonl«. «qd exist«! in the basic industri*-*, a* indi­ * librarie» that M. Poteyalairg xvili cnni- J l«»ke Mary, No. |0. DcColtr**, Mr*. ('. (' Woodruff, Mr*. ex(/ert maker of tariti. ¡tnjHi»ca vurioufl nt her "refünjis" cov­ cated }iv tho statement of .the leading J. N. Wbitnar, M iv Mary McKim * t jf l - - b r i U ■’ pjy wlth hi* u*unt demandi und set a.-tde' ering th« "itle df Ititoxfcants, .whlch ww Paola, No. 4. iron and ktee! producer tor (fie last «piarHouse. Mrs. L. G. Slfingft (low. Mr*. ContHhutiolu to Oov. William Sul* J 1,250 cach >-sr for fibrery rnalaten.inc»*. Duigwoodv No. 9. 1 paaBc<l* |B the reetnt. legkäluturfi doxas ter, tb| net earning-* surpassing alt pre­ I W. P. Carter, Mht. ' II; L. Peck, Mr». z«.t ' s rain|uiigu (ioni lost fall, under thè li fei pro(a>~ril to locato tl.-e library'’ in not go Int« pffn-t until Sejip mlwr 3pr ‘A ltamonte, No. If. vious .fteorri*' for the period, with the May Diikins. Mr*. tire», he». Jr lire of h Ji-jidatfve iqvc-'tigntitig cununlt- Reservo ir P a ri , :it tho hriid of Third b> re.i*nu nf uhjeh Horiiln s.ilocmUt» l ake llow’ li, No .4. single txcfptkm uf l'.OT An improved Mi M tu ’, wire ut fiast $Ó,(MKJ rnop’ IBari bis ^ventre notlh. »nd thugiocai board, Bill \ ln lU ing, M r* . S. (t l'Ii.i-i have .i few weck» of gram le.dote the < bulinilo,r, No. 7. senlin^nt ftinumile manifest in tlry giani- u n ii Hiyorii stet* ■fni-pt ffe'pr^ented He fr t'o lw, niuke e ver, eiTmi to get thè money Ao U u Iteri*, Mr*. M , Rr-nfrv“epiilemlc" striki» them. Kqlkitur W» G* nova. Mu. 6. but the (lettud'of.iiiljusf meut to new accordili!: lo thè tesfimnny >d i niik olii- that work on thè building fan l»e under Cnunly * commUdoners district» cm- H JiMd.-oui i- 1-xpected to se« (hat tim tariff condition* li at lumi and price re­ 1riiivd la Annoii cialr arid othori who took th« witneaalway by Che middle of the Winter, law is cnforml. brace the following voting precinct*: duction* in uhoUtrtMttract considerable - —— — Pulntka, Aug. i. - tly u maiinritj of stanti today .¡xt: tlR1■n »un.pilon of t h e 1 ii o , l~.N o, .'I. ; tllu’ fentlire nf the imiw law ft (hat 2. attention. Quotation* hold steady on . {o.\i nu-ono voti*, tljv prv(>o iUoii of cointniUie heiyjngs . , t a(i h i a u l e l(u-tler •vSkmidst (i not ullowvd*lo peil an f quuit.No, 2— No». I, 2, it 4. many tro p i« focimmadiaiv mid t* arh> |^ Bntu.laUoo. uf rftJatkll (UitehL^ » Orlando, ,\ug. 7.—Arnold Baxter of No. 8—Nos. tl, iff, I t . x i tity pf 'whixkey td any (lerson whatdeliveries, yet Tihere orders are sought — ' *• -* . Nn, 4— Ntw. 6 und A. soevor on em lit.’* which, said u cltiief)*,^ rtilflifo. w‘* t def^altid'/ln* Uio pritnary . - * #,*,!' . iiu v„i <>te Wlntof Fnrk « u arrentcd^todity and for later dative rl«* t onrcwRotU nro offer i "is au itUolut« uutrüge agutrul u feHowhid») y e W i y . ' I * '¿ f ‘ ST J Godgcrl * thè counfy Jail, citargìkl w,U Ko. 6- -Nr»., ü und 7. ed. L4t>or diliicullie* in ailk manufut'» ounty com ,whho 'is ,hrokn und* thirsty '* ™ tv. the iam o' .’ n uf lhc Peart* District»: " '.L !? :!? : ! caule. The «rrret * * . m.de by turiri* ceutPiH Idiva biotiNlifcd, Foot­ Jordon. Jreri* Bnqh^ workwl »{renuousfyi.apd all day èutomo- ; mlkhmers at thrlr monthly m eting time, ain't it7” Even Jofidi 6 . Rock»-' Sanford,N»..l,/2, ff, and 4. wear Tjttii'ra V. Uo recently .viiiUal the Mks èndTiaèfeè Arerà kèfit bvny carrybig tailed to «uè « mil fAr an cfec.Un in n , cuUld ruis„ t famul |feller could not huy ^ fiftperi coni drink (Jetun^i-yvNo. IVund 7. ' - - ril - «vote •#%■•«. lu irii <■ *for n e »tho iw m a rn ie rir tn ja is ■.e i*•LBoston market (dared a /air votumsc of l«miis construction of brick . . . . . . . . . ... ^ u Jt-M **' ■i*-’1t t , 'in. Tim {yiovGng ope^ Stecre irpjicn ready to tri killefl ÀI (buf­ ïj.évlùik) ¿-No/. voter* to, itivi }tv .. j ’wltlh/ut priMlucin^i Ufe wherewithal, roads, a* asked in u resolution, by the ordera, i and maDUfacturem feel, anqoqrfer'n »fatigliter («n ; abo fine beloiq^lng : Loifgwood— N o.: 9, tu and l i . pteiHcfril’b clu*^ Vote, anil in their prnglindi'r the bfwj^hnfith« u-o of any sort aged over tha outfoek. There 'ia a mod­ nfaticatioq tj:ihr'iUdn^j go aljlc of thn re- Orlando board of trade, but took th« , tojfenry Mathrvr*. Two hides that had fwqlnth)!}, cofinrelpg Block Hum-‘ of music is ul*o proqibi^i in barrooms. erate Leri lie- in wtgte leathers und U,e malti r under favorable a x lv l^ e p t. t h<w - ^ nefl ^ duf ufr> rk «Sp»efal‘ ,Dr*Jnage Dbtrlet Indepxl, withy ut. Ic iftiis and without - =_| i.ult. . - r • • price* femafn firm, the twadyi demand ^ U, undcretood that after catimau , , , ,irutif ,tf (Trn_ w . Catilè pM»e<k ÀÀd^èluly slgnèdlby ehklrmàtì of _ A.». i *1— £,_lbfi.Uflrróom will. Ime J t u c h .o f----. checking alk aontmtrlatlotw. Strength­ are nlitnineil uf lire ruoti* to be buill olid . -Gcttimr (Vbttcni------------were Ik I iTk* tnuscd'aml suspicion rested tim taiKrd nnd c!rrk^ao(R»dv»rtft«t|n(>'nt __ ., ift nluoction a» gathering place4ft r JL ening rt.lmnk reaottya at New York has BazUr's meat producing hou*e, Mr, D. L. 'Thraxher of Sanford, su- ^ ^ t o u n t m-x-iied ascertained, that «he ordered dono In Hartford. Herald for those -pcially incflned.—1T um ju Tinte». imparted a still easier tone tb the mon^ per^ntendenb of public Inxtrucijon fori call Will be Lwued, a* all of the commi*- ( ’ sal* of the tionrls. -------------- ;------3 ktary situatum. Bnd.tluLinarkRUitg ui.ihiR. Sktfffno!« couffty. i- - c inllng a |>orGou‘ rtpnw* W ia Iq y t* Of *n„w v.d r y . U . M „ HavWr n.prw .ntini< i h ^ u r t f i E A. DODHLAHH, , I ‘ Urlando \d°pls f ’ommlsiUn. crops Will be faedituted \ry. large tlepoRof hia tlme,wdtb Sui*Tintendent J, . ,-ri |Puplniliing Co., of ■phlladelphiR-hlui b « o i le ijro p poard. t - B j ■ htrge. mujority the voters of Orits of govtcrmu-pt.' fund* In tl»# nfitkmal McKituion, .frttin g a a offidai ^ CMgrefalkmal rhiirrK 'In tho city Hit* ice*'lo o k in g after tbe , — '* ^ Mando on Tu«w4 h^tmtified u commission bank* Of the w rstbnd'south, offiriar'gftlearning something of the.routino school jTiid theme for next Huiid«>' morning ageney in Sanford which bi rejtresentcd 4L W’ la«vi'Il -hR/'evidently lo* n a(i- charier to hct^rtlit tffmtivo January 1, nouncatticiit t o . thai-jeffect being matle work that ha wijl soyn take up, and also wijl ht> ,"Tha education of tho heart," (by Reginald Holly. Mr. Haver thinks jioUned * poèttnusìW,| although P*>U ' i 1?H4; Under thè new charter tha rity .*. -- _ '* late in the week. getting a few ptdnla on suppliotf, office Xft thfi evening the subject will bo “T h e ' Sanford a good field for hi* publications m ieter Haskins witl not give up the piare, j will h«vo tlirec commissioner«, n n » ,.fo __ _ _ furniture, etc. Mr. Thrasher returned Secret of achievement.” AH are cor- and especially for tho Country Gentle- M à Loreli received a letter'from 'N ekrjbe' Mayor.— Initiative, referendum and V 'Wi Stringfcllow, a iwpular student to Sanford laaj night, having spent th«;dlally invited to our a rn ic a , Xut k vwtcrtl i Y utlilrgc c d ‘T t a mviuu-r j a « ll v lm ra rf;Viriclkd7tH R IIw. dHifUr . u- tfadfW , of if u f �; Aofwrt 8 I91S u i-i COUNTY HAPPENINGS - - > -------- , . V From Correspondents . (VENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY teff Of Re The Herald GENEVA JOTTINGS Mrs. Carrie G «er and daughter, Min-: erva of Weat Palm Beach are visiting Mr. Isaiah HarL D. W. Adams, while fishing in Buck L*ke laat Tu «day caught the largest trout ever taken from that lake. It was a beautiful specimen and weighed tborteen pounds. Mr. Walker of White City U peéesnring the akin-and will send it north to be mounted. Mies Mabel Daniels lx enjoying a visit with friends In Atlanta and other points In Oeprgta. Mr*. L’aUiabull. H um* .Jltsucha. and. Georgia Paltuhall and Bert Pattiihail motored to Sanford Friday to attand Mra. E . II. Tolar’a reception. Great Improvements are being made in Lake Harney, where Mr. Whitcomb of Bloomington, 111., who has recently purchased two m il« of this beach ex­ pects to make an ideal pleasure resort for the people of Geneva. This beau­ tiful shaet of water U situated two m il« from Geneva, The 8t. Jotyis river flow» through it, coming out at old his­ toric Cook's ferry, the famous crowing place of the eoldiera during the Civil .war. The East Coast Railway cross« at this place now, where It la safe to pre­ dict, e busy little town will spring up In tho near'future. The pouibilitloa of Mr. Whitcomb's proposition at Lake Harney are for one of the most beautiful m orta In Florida. has been home on a visit to hLi mother and hia friends in town. Mb* Anns McCuUay after weeks at the beach with her friend» will ■pend the remainder of the summer with relatives in Tennessee.------ * > Karl Graf of Charles City, Iowa has bought N. J . Tanner’s garden and Is here to make a home among us. Mr. and &{rs. B. M. Peck and Mr. and MrspT. H. Kirkpatrick of liberal, Kappas 'arrived Tuejdiy. They' will occupy the cottage next the Cushing House until they can build homes on the property which they have recently purchas'd in town. G. E. Anderson of Liberal, Kansas is In Oviedo. He will build on the lot ad joining O. P. Swope's place. We are glad to have these good people with us. They seem to realise that when you come to Florida you invest for long life end prosperity. MOORE MOVEMENTS Rev, and Mrs. IL T. Gain« and little daughter were hero Sunday# Mr. Grinse, preached In his usual able man­ ner.:-There were nine convert» made during the meant revivals, some of whom were baptised at the Geneva Ferry’ on Wednesday by Mr. Gain«. -- Mr». W. W. Miller of Miller avenue went to Jacksonville Wednesday 'to spend some time with her niece, Misa Nellie Cowan. T . If, Johnson went to Jacksonville Monday on a bud new trip., M i« Sadie Williams has returned to her homa^n Oxford after visiting her sister, Mrs. Ja m « Hlxon of Celery’ ave­ nue. M l« Ethel Hlxon accompanied her aunt home on a visit. W. H. Harper of Cameron avenue is in New York City and vldnity on a burimjastrip.VMr. Gatchel has bought the stock In the Celery Avanue Cash Grocery and will continue \p run the stare n * , , 1Estridge family on Cameron avenue. Mt*. J . W. Wingate and daughter of |- Mr. and M n. w . E . s»mmi* wf Ce,_ Jacksonville were week-end gueeU o f |BrJ. uvrnm, )(.,t hfrt. |Mt T u«d«y for a Mrs. la itu h a ll. * visit with tier sister in Old Virginia. » ISlt,?Ca ? f 0vi(Mio ,,roucl,c<1 Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bromley, rel-WW at tha Baptist church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bromley. Celery Mrs. D. M. Adams left for a northern avcnuo returneU jMt Fridtty irom „ , ri *, to Noreth CarbUna and were glad to [ gct home whcrr it WM cooK,r Uen Fuh of Cameron avpnUB u at homo from hu trip through the north. E. 11., Gormly, the Geneva avenue grocery man has Ih-cii given the posi­ tion of manager of the new cooperative Store to ojxfn in Sanford in September. Mr. Gormly’a friends are congratulating u K F. Dutton was on the .iTk list r t f called to order by tho president, nearly L^ntly rrT , " dint' 10 ro11 calL I wo W ly loads of folks went from} Mrs. Curlett gave full rejx>rt of enter- hc„ t0 Sj,ver U k e ,Ml Tliunidn>. eveIl. ¿tita ment ru n , , T h 0. trf,« ^ ' r lhctl j ing and enjoyed bathing, full financial report which was In „ delighlfut ,ettrr Mni. *r. A. This settled all business up Minnick tells of their new home in tho ♦ to date. No otht bus! no« was brought Sunshine City. Thoy are much pleased »oft A delightful launch ride wax then and like it very much. They are located ■ tßwn tho gudU I Mr. Dooley and on at corner of 10th St. and 6th Avp. north. gueris by their return a doiiscioux lunch was Capt. Dean Minnlck, U. 8. A., late of aervod In Dooley Hall, consisting of Springfield. Mass., is with them for n aand Fishes, salad, pickles, cake, coffee , mDnth. lJt. muy (>,. rm||wj t0 , hp M„ _ and guava* table with its j io«rt frouuwr. decorn tiona of yellow and green was cor (/ Some of the finest sweet potatoes ever beautiful. Even the lunch car­ raised about here ore being dug for mar­ ried out the color achemo. This olab- ket at the Fhh farm. They were set orato entertainment came os a surprise out in March. f to moat of the gurata and each and every one of us are ready to Award Mra. Dooley, our charming hoot«*, the honor riiU U JO T A SNAPSHOTS of giving tho prettiest and moat enjoy­ The W. M. 1). Society met at the home able entertainment In the history of the of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Story Thursday! • Æ ! f* * AND A T T R A C T IV E " •—New lines. eivSiy^Wtiokand Cotton DressGoods. Theyxam#. new weaves in ratines, crapes and brocade effects although, not extreme designs, there is that newness which place these lines of goods in the front. See how specially priced are these goods Monday. ■r ... . _ . _ , . . . i I r v i n g Estridge arrived here Tuesday i/M r*. Lndor Curlett spent Monday wilh hl|l ,)rJde ior „ vitU wlth the F w . , . The M M. S. Society was entertained by Mrs. M. E. Dooley last Timreday afternoon at Dooley Ilall on Lake Harrwy Beach. Tho halt was beautifully decorated, calling forth exclamations of admiration from ail present. Tho color achemo was yellow and green. Mrs. Dooley was assisted by the Misses McLain, PattUhall, Tarbcli,.. Sheldon ■4 j £ M. M. S. Society. The festivities of ; evening. An interesting program was tho afternoon were continued In the even-} jn order for an hour. The subject was ing, most of Mra. Dooley'* guests stay­ the history of missionary work among ing over to enjoy a chicken pillau given the Indians. This discussion brought1 by M i« Mayme McLain and Mr. M. E. out some good sketch«* of noble lives! Dooley, for which a general invitation spent in spreading the goal pel of our was extended to every one in Geneva. Lord among thia race of people. ThU Thla brought together a jolly crowd of was followed by several special songs over a hundred people. Two hlg bon- and recitations on the missionary ser- flree bw the beach enlivened-the »cene and threw light over tho merry bathers In the water, happy children playing on the beach and the long pier crowded with gay minstrels. At about 10 o’clock a call to pillau was sounded, when every­ one gathered on the beach around a moat delldotta kettle of pillau. MUa May mo McLain, ssaiited by Mr. M. E. Dooley and W. L. Seig. were the cooka and cer­ tainly proved themaelv« master* of the art. At a late houg the crowd disponed, all thanking their entertainer» for a very enjoyable time. Mr. and Mra. J . H. Huddleston, who have been (viaJting their daughter, Mr*. Fred Yorkers of Jacksonville have re, vurned home. _ Tuesday mofrdng Mr*. Georg« Peters beard an outcry lit her chicken yard • and going to. the rescue discovered a big snake trying to awallow a frying site chicken. She wax brave enough to dispatch a reptile which measured five ------- , r - ........: Mra. W. J . Daniels leave* ’piureday vice. ThU being brought to a close Mre. Story invited her gueeU to an Indian ■upper which was served out of doom by camp fires and a flaming torch light built in a great iron kettle suspended from the limb of a tree. The young folks were given huge feather headdress« there being no two of the same kind WW there being two of each kind.. The braves secured squaws by matching head dress«. ThU produced quite a bit of amusement u the bandeaus' were of many colors in plaids, checks and figures. There was to be a fine im­ posed on ail who failed to get the right maiden. But all matched up beauti­ fully. Each brave gave hU maiden an Indian name and ah* in turn named him. The refreshments consisted of delicious chicken pillau. Each maiden went to. the table by the flaming torch and se ­ lected wooden spoons and wooden plat«, she helped the plat« and carried them back to her brave, where she waited upon him with great respect. The tup-' per over, a few Indian sonp and completed the evening. All voted Hr. Vikiug ofi.,the Eaal C out; end Mr*, Story greet on entertaining. Mr. Sct¿K>nmaker of Indiana wu the A neet turn In the way of offering! was gueet of Mr, and Mre. Curlett laat Fri* added to the regular duce ae the result day and Saturday. of this gathering. ThU will be apent in ipreading the gospel among the tied Men and othera. < OVIEDO OCCURRENCES T. I.. Meade will be in Daytona for the next few week» on buxineee. Mra. Womble la vlaltíng friends at At the Baptist Charth Dr. A. J . Holt, pMtor of the Flrat D. D. Daniels and Charles McCulley are enjoying the w arn and the fishing a t the beach this week. William. Clark, who is very popular at the F ln t Baptist church of thk city next Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock and Sunday evening at T:S0. All are cordially Invited to attend. *. ‘ . ■ S P E C IA L NEW -• ARRIVALS ,• •. • ' * " • ' . W-ill be found in all departments Monday, including the Notions, Gents Furnishings, Shoe and Furniture-Departments# DRY GOODS D E P T — NEW ARRIVALS NEW SILKS NEW WEAVE RATINE * Thin carries out the general scheme of the Ratine, but haa just the touch of individuality that denote« the latest. Comes In colóre of tan, lavendar, blue, pink, bluck, with a OpT/e white clipped Ratine Btripe, specially priced a y ard ......... ¿ O L BROCHE’ DE 8 0 IE This beautiful creation in Brocade effects will take the eye and fancy at once. Comes in nil colore also h licc. A Q/» This line special a y a rd ............................................................ J C 52-in FRENCH SERGE S I .19 -Truly a thing of beauty is this fine weave French Serge, all wool, shown in black, navy and also in cream. $1.50 quality only ........... ............ .. . ........ ... 65c CREPE I)e CHENE 49c This is a very .s|x>cial number in Crepe Del'hone has a very neat satin stripe which brings.out the full effect a yard BULGARIAN CORRETTE 15c Twenty-seven inches wide— made in tan, brown, navy, light blue, pink and white, with a hair line self matched -t còrd, special a yfird, only-----AOL $1.25 SILKS 98c . ThU lot of Silks consists of new’ weaves, nejv designs and the latest color, combinations in the rich one and two toned effect As a quick mover we have specially priced this entire * Q Q ^ $1.19 49c WHIRLWIND ¡»RICES For Monday on Indies' Wash Skirts, these1 are all the.latest Styles in Wash Skirts at from 30 to 60 per ceni re­ duction. W HIP CORD, ETC Here is a popular prico placed on a desirable and special quality of Whipcords and Serges for Monday. See thU A Q « SCHOOL TIM E is fast approaching. See pur choice line of Red Seal Zephyr Ginghams, made to wash and wear, tdl kinds of stripes pi aids and checks, a yard......................................!............ WHITE FI.AXONS 16c A popu iR)pular material at a jnjpular price, genuine Klaxon, hite, fine weave, worth 20c a yard, going as a plain white, special Monday, a yard DRESS GINGHAMS The reliable make, Amoskeag Dress Gingham, in school dress and waist patterns, a Gingham that is a proven A l „ wearer and satisfactory for laundrying ... ............. oL Ilk 16c Grinncll Glove» - -We 'Jvv ^ fall shipment of the famous Grinnell Perforated Back AVork Gloves. Sot1 our special values, 49c. rt* ♦ Q Q ‘J8c an d ...... ........................ i J ) X * O a / ’ ATTENTION, WEARERS OF SHOES i * Snow's Shoe« or Oxfords-—"Union Made,’" for Men, are for comfort, service and style, made on the latest and most popu­ lar lasts, in all kinds of leathers. Genuine Russia Calf Tans, Gun Metal, Vici Kid, Patent leather. Selby makes Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps of satisfaction for Ladies and Misses in Goodyear welts, turas and McKay sewed, consUting of Tan Russia Calf, Gun Metal, Patent Leather. Our line of Children’s Shoes, all leather, will please everyone. Our low prices on Shoes are simply unmatched. SILK TIE SPECIALS < - See these TOammothr vraiuKN.. • Silk Ties, 50c values, which we are running off while supply he-its each only 25c T H A T NEW S U IT It U now time to figure on a «pick and span new Suit, tailored to your individual measure, from the latest ‘'Guaranteed" all wool suiting, including both imported and domestic fabrics. Over five hundred choice pattern« to select from. Our prices on these high grade garments are simply not matched.' Your fit of course guaranteed. SUMMER IS THE TIM E STRAW HAT SALE 29c to use B. V. D. garments for cool comfort, both Shirts and Drawers are specially J r priccif by us, each ...... 4 0 C Our line of Men’s Straw Hats will be closed out Monday, while stock lasts each only.„................... 29c SEE WINDOW SALE PARASOLS SEE WINDOW Monday 8 o'clock we will place on sale while lot lasts our entire lino of 12 l-2c Colored Lawns and BaBa­ Q l tistes. ThU sale......................... 0 2 ^ / For Monday It will be Red Tag Day in ParasoU. Every red tag will mean an extra bargain. First customers,se­ cure the best bargains. Monday lonilay 8I o’clock, 6 1-2 inch pie plates, while lot lasts special sale, 6 for___ (Limit 12 to a customer.) ----- FR EE! « With every purchase amounting to one dollar we will give a chance on the following handsome Prizes: 1 Prize— Handsome Brass Bed, Nation* a] Springs, fine Felt M attress ... 2 Prize— Winchester Sewing Machine, Autom. Drop Head’ Áttachmts* 3 Prize— Very Handsome Princess Dress er worth............................ .1— — 4 Prize—A Genuine Fibre I m ia IIK I a 5 Prize— Genuine m ^ Cowhide 17c Suit Case € Prize—Genuine Cowhide Hand Bag, Leather Lined, value..... ............. $60.00 $48.75 $30.00 A ft Buyers W e are now showing tho latest designs in Mission, Oak, Golden Oak and Mahogany Furniture, consisting of Parlor, Dining Room, Bedroom, Kitchen, Furnftmre, at prices the lowest and the special easy payment i we. hare, enables everyone to furnish a home by nu making a small payment down and weekjy payments of $ 1.00. In white and tan, Linene also Gray Suitings. The latest styles |n Ugh waist effects. Special for Monday starting 8 ocloek........... ....... Florida �- ■ ■ V, ... ■ ■f' •• . ■ ■ r * V * M ‘ * A .n r t fL 1911 ~iV.v « - »■ s s*-c■ ... •* « ^ Nutritious Wild «Ice. T h ew lld rio*, which crows lq lake* In the northern port of the United S ta tes and In the southern pert of Canada hes a long black grain and Is ’ quite different In many re*poeta from th e true rice familiar to everybody. "Wild rlco\ la t •beet known to man — - wons aa a favorite food of wild ducks and other water fowl, but It sells In some cities at two or three times the price of ordinary rice. It Is consld ored the most nutrlUooB grain grown In North America. A“ ' ._____________ . * •♦ • • » « If* Orlando Grower Says . Crop is Short *» na SANFORD HERALD LAKELAND CROPS PIN CEE THE S TA TE UNIVERSITY^ Florida Stile G . . . «.»,11.. n«r>«f« Recent rains have brightened the X*M S«iaiM> Om * S * at*» k « r the 2 3 r*. 1 9 1 3 prospects here by wetting up the ground TKt Ukiwfiify »I ricrea oder« i U tt IK * I bera! St*.] ^«Imteasi « » * • *| tk , M Û («et ttflfofcf.' ig»«. J leas. Orlando, Aug. 4.—John Kaley, one so th ft everything is coming along in Sb->i*tlTiaiwJt, ’ fLs.nl J W«ldi(t|i AurM-tnre t±m a normal way. The groves are looking of Orlando’s popular and prosperous . . . , , „ ^ N*#«lr MO pet « ■ ( 19 iT N h ie k t deria* P lu m b in g an d and arefarfly are farlly well well loaded loaded with i p*.t lk>M p u l I In AiLWtv. ud mU i grower*. stated to- *healthy, * * " * • »nd -•I Kfl.'tM D S-nJ | d . mJwM ' (J .. oriinp,. . . shirt,“ . frutt. -h«e^c4vs-o«-vwvw wdb not yield day tha. that the orange crop .was a a m u r h ir l e . r , « EDWARD CONRAD!. I W G a~s~ F i t t i n g as much as last year; yet it is expected T he tree*,” »aid he, "are not half full, and, besides, so many trees have little that about as many oranges will lx* shipped from here this season as last, or no fruit at all." This sounds rather l>ad, coming from owing to many new groves just (timing one who hold* the record for the most into bearinjf. About 200.000 boxes AH Work Receives My Persona shfpjied fl from this and nearby grapefruit grown upon a single branch, * t'n ’ *wPPcd L ifflkst Black Diamond. ’•rh M ttfc ~ , Do you know that the largest black wcj| developed grapefruit C«r*pefruit apparently will be short » * dtanond Id «■» » " " ■ * “ « » > 7 ^ " B u t." ..id In', l. « 1 this season, owing presumably to the Opposite City Hall Telephone No. U extra large crop of last year. I d I l - U ID 1U5T I, « W . d _ M i l | ,,hfcc th„ . it„ , Uon, karats, and was discovered In the There was quite a heavy July bloom ■ ■ i i marsh “do Lam a,” near the town of one that doe* not usually occur. Dur­ In some sections, hut at this writing it Lrcncoes, In the state of Bahia, by one ing the month of July many trees put Of thoac searchers called here "garlro- on" quite a large arnou n t ' of "bloom" and c , “ n0t * * “ " rUinwi * h* tber lh t Woom . ' -• ' •perlos.” The name of this lucky fel­ with favorable conditions this Will prac- wUI m* turtf or not- but M thc lm * *** thrifty it is thought that some at least low was, Sergio .Borges de Carvalho, tically make up this deficit, the fruit will make fruit. The new groves being and be sold bla find to Su agent rijwning late next spring.” JE W E L E R named ¿lose Bexerra de Ccrquelra for He then told how a few years ago put out are largely to late varieties, and that will have a tendency to prolong the 190,000 francs (about H7.500). i ».similar shortage had occurred, u pro­ fuse summer bloAsom putting on and shipping season and insure bettor prices. _____ ^ J k v ^ f i c u L T l r.S the next spring he gathered from his ■ Owing-to th r d r y h e r the- prosAge of Pessimism. Send For Free Books on Florida Frwhtets pects for a large strawberry crop nre “I had a talk with a pessimistic tree* some of the prettiest fruit Re not bright. The drouth' prevented, the Pickard s Hand-Paintrd Chins friend tbo other day. I don't think 1 ! ha<* eVOT rinsed since coming to Florida, Gorham's Sterling Silver plants rooting projwrfy, and conseever met any one so completely soured I He also stated t h ^ the late fruit brought ►«J**’ S' Roger*! Plated B » qiwmtiy thu leas for a short crop. Then.' «, -oo tho world. He told m s.ha douhcud I a «qi!i'nd<d -prtr»r ¿‘ ..ir : " Elgin and Waltham Watchea human-honesty—that bo didn’t believo Tlie fact {a there^uw bceft.ft great deal are probably 175 acre* out in t W IL S O N & T O O M E R F E R T I L I Z E R C O . In the faith of roan, nor the constancy of additional bloom this summer among »V. The vegetable production here is not of woman. Life to him was all graft tlie various groves of- the country, and JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA x and greed. Ho was very bitter.” Mr. Kaley’a view of the situation Is large, hut a larger acreage than usual "Your friend must have had a lot of most encouraging to growers, packers, will be put out this season, Mr. R. C. Maxwell, Mgr. Sanford Rraoch hard experiences.How old Is h n r ALL G (X)D S GU A RA N TEED commission m enanji consumer*. "Nineteen-" CH IEFS HAVE BIG ROW WOW ] Best and Cheapest Henry McLaulin t** ;■ .$.;•/ ij Field Results Tell The Story V1 vi Crops at Kissimmee Orange and Seminole ('aunties Meet and DiOde the Wampum Yesterday the Seminole commissionCareful inquiry brings out the opin* ion that the fruit crop will he about ,,ra nn<l Orange commix»¡oners met in equal in sice to (hat of |aat year. While executive session at Orlando to decide some of the grove* seem to !«• on a »tike upon the amount of mime) and proje and will not yield more than » third to erty values that •were due Seminole a half of what they had last year, there from tho mother county now that the are other groves that will have from a daughter ho* set up housekeeping for half to two-thirds larger crop*. The herself. Sort of a dowry u* It wort* estimate now t» that therewill he around comìng to thè youngster wljo had «E5 170,000 boxes shipp'd from this station broken from the mother'* apron strings and having helfs-d mother to accumu­ next season. We arc making a specialty of seed bed irrigation Removing Mildew Stains. The groves nrr generally [(Hiking fine late SOtne little «ul mance iicíhIihI her Bonking mildew stains In buttermilk The condition is healthy and thrifty. share for the new huslnens in Seminólo. or sour milk will many times remove Then* is considerable June bloom here, furnished and estimates made. Gasoline engines and The meeting was of a most friendly them, but not always Try a solu­ some groves twing )iarlirun!tr heavy nature, the detail« having b*s-n ar­ tion of one heaping teospoonful of with it. Everybody i* of the opinion ranged stilili time ngo and accountants chlorldo of lime to a quart of soft ows mowers a that this fruit is going to tie of good »having been liusy for a month looking w ater; strain, when well dissolved, up taxaMi 9ílo es in thc territory cut and dip the mildewed »pots In It until value next spring, and ex|M-ets it to de­ off and figuring the «hare of S*’mirw>h\ the stains disappear, then rln»e Imme­ velop into a One crop. Planet Jr. garden implements. We carry the best in The total amount has not as yet lieeli The growers are optimistic over the diately snd thoroughly In clear water 1 vegetable outlook and are pre|mring to matie publie, hut the ea*h coming to put out u much larger acreage than last Semlun'li will 1h' yuisidi fatile, as thel Something. New. (inoded uulebtiHllifMi hanging year. Some Ioik» spy the acreage will wa» i "M may be trite and com moti place, lx- double that of last year. It i* «aid mer I ('range tammy at the time of the though titling, to quote the well- »there will he close to 2.000 acres planted «eparailoil This fael was lucky for known Wordsworthian couplet that in potatoes, inmatne». celery, lettuce. Semillóle, (or had there liet-n a debt the the 'live* of great men all remind us egg plant, pea*. Iwan» amí .1 NTiiall urn limn«*) Anuí» 1 have guflr (hr nlh**r way how to make our lives sublime ' " —> at ■1 li âi'Ij M hate Im1« ft UJ. rn age in other varieties Hamilton Advertiser t t•• ià>r . 'd ig li In pM) t if ♦*D^1 .»> No no these-Wordsworthian roup ut* Finir PiMlae «'nuflt) Jot*, o re ai way*, i until .London 4Kf" Bunch. Ha. S|»ecial ratrw to •‘ilfiimçf OAK AVEN UE S A N FO R D , FLO R IDA 'il> per day or }n In jfe»r Mullí« \V: in h r reser » att-mllflfiK' t f « talli,l> t(*f »ti .ti ♦ vs \ 4- y: u Will Get Rid of Felon, .il VS t*«Milani] l'ark 'M I *41»‘ To cure a felon, take common salt, Xyf'H., 1‘iupr‘s. aa used for salting pork or beef, dry lu ttye oven, pound fine mix with 02485348535323534853530101010001020102535348020100010201020000020000020110010200530253020001000102000000010100530001010801000002000100001106020002020201530100025300534802 equal parts of spirit» of turpentine, •= i put in a cfoth and wrap around tho ~ affected pnrt As It gets dry put on more Twenty four hours of this treat incut will kill the felon Baptlsmat Custom. A pretty custom Is followed at bap­ tism * In Heligoland. While n psalm U being sung a procession of little boys and girls troop In. passing In front of the altar Each child carries ft pannikin of water the content* of which are jamred Into the baptismal font. Thus all the child's future play­ mates contributo to the water with which the baby la admitted Into tho church. ' Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co = Th e Store of Quality = = = = = ‘ ’’2 1 9 -V ^ Hunt» Hares Willi Auto, S jH i r t In a n e w hum now a p p e a l s to a N»'w Zealand farin' t !>n»ing tu a motor ear with i» n powerful, head­ lights, he bags nightly between six and a dozen hare*, the animals being bo fascinated by the glare o f tho lumps that they becorno stallonary target*. Naturally Indignant. "Old you tell your troubles to n po­ liceman T" “Yea." said the man who had been robbed "And I tell you that policeman wu» Indignant Tho holdup man hadn't even asked hi» permission to operate on hts beat"' ■ Dally .Thought. W hether you bo man or woman you will never do anything In the world -'w rarom -cwiTirs:— rr u m * ¿ fd a iF ir quality of the mind next to honor.— Jam es Lane Allen. New line Balkan and Middy Blouses. Ungallant Statement. “HI»chief and petticoat* came Into the world the name day, and haTe re­ mained together ever Blnce.”-A"Th# Gat* Opener*,” by K- L Montgomery. V ‘ New line Ratines, Silk and Cotton, all shades. I ________. •. Dally Thought The purest and moat lasting human friendship* are permeated with an *!•• moot o i reverence.—Auatln I’belpa, 4 I New Bulgarian Bands and Laces. : New Ribbons in Fancy Colors. : . * S &- . ' 1 " 1 ¿ , '■ . . - .» .r e -------------. ■ * . • " ,.« .j - ~ ------- • ■ .V W 4P •i ->if»: - -A ir i *’ - (...» ± 1 : --------------------------------- ---------------------:------------------------------------k f : . �lake «hoce are Incomprehensible. That is the reason The Herald kta waged unceasing campaign for a better lake front and lt-hae been waged for the past Are year*. This week the city council has taken notice by making a junket to the lake and taking soundings and measurements looking to .the un­ dertaking of this stupendous improvenu'lit.— r 4 Ere Jong Sanford’« lake front will i t J. noi Ly. Mit«« W. M. ItAYNCS, Butine** Maeager ' ford but of the S t John« river. With a *farfAn « u yery sma^ outlay dhe city can tako up rd.|87B * ' thi« work and carry it to completion ami _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ j the expense will be infinitesimal com- ^^,W, i THcebOn* Ma. 14« pared with the great benefits that will * ■ ! accrue. Let the work go on untU Ahlshed. ' ------O-----Nothing better could be «tarted. TEARS FX)R «LATTERLY . . , ——-0 -----The New;« Is unable to bring up a The new county of Seminole became i single tear over the transfer of Major a fact Tpeoday, and tha Sanford Herald Slatterly from Florida to the Mississippi, publishes a picture of the court house Major Slatterly had an opportunity to 7—a big—three story building. That's* help DaLand.—Beresford, Lake Helen, going some.—St. Petersburg Times. DeLeon Springs, Spring Garden, Glcnwood and a territory embracing about ‘ — 6— Tbe Sanford Elki have a happy future 20 mile* long by 8 m il« wide, by recombefore them -11 .we are to judge by .the mending the digging' of a canal from picture of their handsome structure re­ the St. Johns into Lake Beresford. cently printed In The Herald.—Ft. The government dredges a re , now at Myers Press. work (or have been at work) making all ------0 -----kinds of cuts In the upper S t Johns td . Tha laws paaaed by the legislature of shorten the distance between Sanford 1913 are published today by the Herald and Jacksonville; few If any of them» and every registered voter in Seminole cut are of benclt to any special town or county will receive a copy. If you are section, but are of benefit to all river mimed write this office and a copy will traffic. The Beresford cut would not be mailed you. only have shortened the distance be­ tween Sanford and Jacksonville, but An argument between an editor and would havo benefited the most j>opa college president is somewhat unusual, uious sections between these two points, and you might say risky for the former! And Major Slatterly turned down the —but Editor Holly of the Sanford Her­ pmjKnition. Ho rarf keep hi* dredge* ald seems doing very well in his little at work cutting out «harp l>cnds tiiat dbcttaafbn with President Blackman of will help no «pedal section, but wobldn’t put them to work cutting off a point thifl jRolllna.—St. Petersburg Time*., c h a n g e s in g a m e l a w s Sanford Business College be Noted by Local Sporle- Bulkhead Taken tip And Tax Mea This Season sessmetna Are Lowered. » All of. Florida’s game and Ash laws The dty council met in regular havo been changed with an Idea of pro­ aion July 4th, 1913. at 7:30 p. m. tecting the game of the elate. The last Present, T. J. Sillier, pred den; F . U legislature passed two important bills, Woodruff, B. W. Hcrntfon, S. Rungv, one of which created the office of fish W. H. Underwood, C. C. Woodruff and and game warden fop- iW-*i and. other for the preelection of the * M inurea of the last meeting read and tirt Jeb -vf’tbirKtorte.'''»-^ notM i a Tlie state game and fish warden H t$ ~* A number of complaints regarding have an office at Tallahassee or in bthej^ the assessment of tax for 1913 received; place selected by the governor. Ho ia and the following reductions made: to name a warden for each county with J . J . Crump, from 31,500 to $1,000; Ui6 consent o f the governor. These of­ Maud M. Jlnklna Jrom $2,500 to,$‘¿ 2 0 0 ; ficers are to look after the enforcement Norman DeForesti from $3,000 to of the laws in regard to fish snd game. to $2,500; E, W. Rowland, from $3,000 Sheriffs, deputy sheriffs, marshals-, con­ to $2,500; F. H. Rand, from $3,000 to stables and policemen are all marie cx- $2,600; J . H. Overman, from43,000 to officio game wardens. $2,000; C. L^Wing, from $800 to $500. Open and closed seasons are estab­ Moved and seconded that the coun­ lished for the protection of ail.kinds of cil meet at 8;b0 a. m., Aug: 6th and go game-end**:-"Heety-penahim are pro­ in a body to view the shore line and de­ vided for any violations of these differ­ cide what atepa shall be taken regarding ent provisions. The propagating peri­ the bulkbeading of the lake ahore. ods of all animkls In the state ore set Carried. as'cloeedNo:bunter~is Moved and seconded that the matter permitted to take more than ten palm o f ^ c tting th« personal tax which is of any kind of game bird. t tod be referred to the d ty at­ uncAttfcti It is provided in the act that the title torney. Carried;. to all wild game and birds in the state A communication from Gen. Wulllam shall vest In the state for the purpose of Croxler, informing the dty that at the giving thq state the power to protect request of Hon. Claude L'Engle there them. had been donated to the dty a 13-inch it is provided that any land owner mortar, now at Ft. Sumter. The clerk may hunt upon his lands without a was instructed to write Mr. I/Englc license during the open season for any and thank him for his interest in the and all kinds of game. Residents of the matter. state miy secure a hunting'license from Moved nntl seconded tiiat the build­ the county judge for the county for the price of one dollar. The applicant must show hi* or h«*r ability to write Ids or her own name, must give color, color of eye* and hair, place of nejdfbce and errf• ^ * * it'**m" ~ ^ * r I ■ • M ODERN ...................... C O U R S E S IN ^4. * ' * •* * t . ■ ''r n w t t H o o k k ecp in jf, Ban kin g,' C o m m e rc ia l J*a w , C o n i- T .x x tm é M p ,: -- S h o rth an d , and all B ran ch es o f .Civil S e rv ic e . DAY. AND NIGHT CLASSES LEARN TO DO BY DOING. Sanford Business College 13-15 PICO BUILDING — SA.NFOHD, „U.J . -'¡f -X - FLORIDA ■ kFHftik Jiwtf'rC- . Banished Those old-fashioned flatirons of yours— they are a tiresome pair. It’s bad enough to have only one of them around, but you have to have two—one heating while the other is cooling off, Otherwise you would never get through with your ironing, When our great grand mothers called them sad irons— they were rightly named. Tlffiy arc the cast-iron symbol of many generations of sad ironing days, and arc entirely out of place in our comfortable modem households. S o throw them away and get a ing committee be instructed to nail up the doors «fid window* of the Lynch house and have ^ ftirearti cleared of weeds anti trash iJfj«i charge st|yt cost agaipst the pro|x*rty. C arried.' Moved it ml seconded that the hilts as signed by the president and approved by the finunc? commit ten In paid. 'Curried. Moved and Seconded tiiat the build­ ing now standing on the Library lot, and which Its« ImmUI used by the «-it a l.n itutnin tie dtnnilciA to tii*. I. As'iH’iution. Carried. Council adjourned to mi-ct at t> f* , We.inewdny, Aug <i other mark* of identification. would help ten to fifteen thousand ac­ The county judge may also grant any The Sanford Herald prints a handsome tual cilixens. The News hop«* that resident a state hunting license for the half tone of the new home of the Son- the businem league will not let this sum of three dullur*. provided the same ford Elks, showing a building so nttrnc- proposition die but will keep niter the dt-tuil* are carried out us given for the tive that any city might well lie proud new engineer in charge of river ami hnr- securing of a county license. This »late of it. It ought to tempt the Elk* ot nil bur work. Of course, nil river ¡«ml har- license will entitle the hunter to take the Mate to visit Sardo/d, just for tin- i*or work 1» dune with tie- *oli- idea of game or fish ill any i-m iuj, in the Male which will enable you to do a pleasure of Ifc-ing entertained in the ele- helping seaport town.*, the rivers, creeks, Nttn-nnidcijt* may secure u license un­ week’s ironing for fifteen gant homre of their Sanford brother*, lake* anti interior- section* K» to der the same condition' and at the same cents worth of ( initie« or «orne other mild climat for place, imt must pay Lhe aiirn of fifteen, —Tim«*-Union. electricity. No ail the government cares I », dollar» in (•*•». , M \\ l.t i VKL lwasting of heat, no i The county commissioners of Seminole Ntiws. When- a hunter obtain* u license it} City Clerk. wear and tear of county contemplate nn innovation Same Item, f'hri* After you leave entitle» him p> hunt nnlv during the re­ clothes, no tiring one that It is surprising Mrme other coun­ Jnrkxiy villi* t fieri' j» Imi little work of mainder u| the ■« .i.iiu then Kpen If of the btnly and ty tins not heretofore thought of It any kind ever recommended !>> the the license is siciired ililflMg the dieted Cit> ctmncil met in regolar w-eijon no worrying of la for tty1 county to own it» own ab- engineer in charge, no matter whether season Itien I tie led tier my a iik - it ty August t.th, at 7 :.'IU p. tn. the mind. We ’atracl bon Li. Being a new eounty, Sem­ Iti» nume is Slatterly or Slovenly. i*re.«eni. T I, Miller, S. Jlunge, F I. liunl during llie entire succeeding (i|ten h a n d l e t he inole can start tbit without any compli­ () WoodrufT. \ \ li I iidej-w im m I, H. \ \ S«-U-S<ltl. G u aran U tJ J rvrt. cations, which would l*e ttu- h i m - in oldef-[ > h M IN( iI.K t til 'M V li* rndou, C C \\i««lndl «nd W v I li.efe 1» tn it* it Ilitlnr Mild bird |irnN»-counties where private •..irp.un* • r.ur. T h e M'lingiTt eounty in I h.ri ¡¡, hatlein fill d nut tlf which tl.1 eX|H’tV*Cn id Il .mi nbeermw Ota ttr* •0«n num , ->, t‘ne (.Utowunif r—tU'-ti—- m tt-'-Ti- — tieuuu O u s m e m . ievtte-err b».« (ta renvTriiT: d*ftitlv wnrdi-n- «77 ¡mid S a n fo rd . U g h i X <) liteol* weri- tiutde I* 1! rholiia», frolli the last l.gi.Utum and having ttu of . wt.i.’h are n..t olhenai»«* provided fur. Truck ami Chirk U tin- very lat»*l in ftda! «' nl of tfw Governor on Tn.wday T|ljjl fljr„| *,|| |„. k-|.t up hv the roice- lait.UUP lo |2r>,f>0(I. T 1. Wilson, {ter F u el C o. Florida uul'liaiiiuus uml u a »in« a « loat began a f f i i i t i l ^ - t e t i r e r r hmm.”^Ilf f, „ tlll,_ .{.-v.*n year all sonai, (rolli Ik’.tntb tp S1,2óU, WoodrufT magazine' form that ought |o cover a the first uiMting tic e ••»». «*— in u tirv id of th.........*.*, 'd; 't it.-mt. troni f . otjp in Lt/Mjit. Vt ¡Rcld all ita own in Florida. The r.«*» missioiter* berurnng mi tiiat day. All »hull be turned «>\*-r to the »late treas­ lnntl* t <i«yt latte, jM-renniil. from $*n,»hKi ‘ rrrisgluine is published nt TallAliassee the officials have i«'«-n »warn in and urer to t>e udd«*il to til»- slat«* school fund. to JJO.OfM); Atlajitic Coust Line d.pot, II* w •by klijion Smith, editor of the True taken their office* and tin*, large tiir**unii hiiup», (rotti |o $55,000; Several otin-r changes in the old laws Democrat, and llro. Smith demon­ story Welltorn» Block will !>«• tiie tem- have l*en made. Old hunters who have W. li. Underwood, |wrsonul, from $2,000; strates that he is »ome ftirtnt-r nlong with porary temple of justice until a new looked over tin* new law* drrlnre that to $1,500; T. E. Wilson. !tye-|o Hotel, ¿4» Other accomplishment*. We wel­ etturt house run 1m’ erected. all s|MirUmtvli would do well to make a from $7,600 lo Iti,000. F.-rnild Hard­ e e e e e >oo e o e e e e e e e e e e e e e e o s *< > eo w e-*freeee> o »««sm Seminole county comprehend!« ap­ careful study of tiie new provision* in*- ware Company, from $30,000 to $20,000. come the new effort on our exchange table and ho|ie it will mean Ix-tler farm­ proximately l.Mt Mjiiare mile* and ha* « f.rre indulging in nnv shooting this full C T Clark, from $18,000 o> 117,000. population of about (t.tHHI fa-ophI I > They also ili.bir« Knit while the law 1» MiiVed and wennded that tii.. millag.ing and stock raising a*a«-**ed vaiti«'* li) J»n l«t will amotirit drastic in smile provision* it will do much for ! ‘<L1 Ih- nxed ..t 14 indi» <>n th<- dui li We wish to remind our Orlando friends to more tliun $3.000,000. Tin-re are to protect the game and insure itimtii^.’ lur t 'iirrie.1 Council adjourned. that the «jucutiun of the sewerage will be in Seminole count) rotile of the finvsd lor many years to come. M. W. LOVELL, left to. the State Board of Health and orango groves and truck hind* in the G -E Electric Flatiron i H . L .D U H A R T that there is no occasion for a discussion state. The new county comprises all over the affair. The law distinctly the lands in the fammi» flowing well disststes that the manner of sewerage dbjKwal will left to the discretion of the state l>onrd anil we are willing to abide by the derision. There has lieen no d«-slre on the part of anyone h«-re to knftck ttrlando or the sewerage. The <]o<«tion «4 tiie lira]th of .the city b just im vita) to Sanford as to Orlando and we are ask­ ing only for a decision of the state board. ----- O----- Ht.v trict »urrounding Sanford and extending «’tuit to Oviedo, including’ the Black Hummock district, which i* th«* finest muck land tin* world ha* ever produced. In addition to the trucking land* there are thousands of acre* of general farming lands, vast prairie» for cattle grating, thousands ol acres of fine tim­ ber lands, miles of riv«*r* ami rreeka and numerous clear lakes and several Announcement i City Clerk. It i* with pleasure that wit ¡«nuotine«* READY FOR WINTER TRAVEL tiie ap|*nintmcnt of Reginald Ilnily to *uccr*e«l himself as «iislriltuting «geni for the Curii» publication* in Sanford. Atlantic ( oast Line W ill M a ke S h o rte r We take this opportunity t«r thank Schedule U o rin g SrsMon our many readers (or past loyalty nn«l That th«* Atlantic Coast Line has h«>|»e that we may merit their continued i*-en quietly making preparations to patronage in future. increase its facilities (or handling the It will be our aim to maintain the i {uuvaenger traffic into and out 67 South present cleanness of Th«* Saturday Even­ Florida the coming winter is now being ing I’txit, Thtl Country Gentleman and made public, unofficially, by railroad The Ladies’ Home Journal, ever striv­ men in this section. comfurtAble more com/orAlMj provfid and looked more inviting and you wait* >0 fve us a trial » fi he con- P i cooler or to be more ^ ICE CREAM FACTORY On the many benefits that to tbe d t y with a better and cleaner vinced. W. IL UNDERWOOD. It pawdble to go from lo Ft. Myers several hour« quicker but W g e i V change of climate and than at present.—'Tampa Tribune. - . ^ * • <kh S t . S a n f o r d A v c . e O' The firat and only Ice Cream Factory in Seminole County. H. L . Du hart is now prepared to lake care of the ice cream huvinesx of (His oection. Be aviured when you are eating some of the new factory! ice cream that you are eating the beat. Thti factory it pre­ pared to take c u e of both the retail and wholesale trade. All or­ der* promptly cared for. natural sulphur springs including the S P IR IT E D SANFORD A hoisc. team and a mule team hsj>: famous Palm Spring* and Wekiva ing to improve -upon 4h*-b«s4 4ta4 4he For Tamps service, the road has purpened to bo on Sanford's street* to­ Springs. past has produced. Within n few weeks work will atari cbased new cars snd has in contempla­ gether tbe other day. Each was so In tho inUrest of our agent we wish all surprised to see another rig on the street on the twenty-five miles of brick roads to know that he Is prepared to make the tion tbe placing of ten high speed pas­ senger locomotives in service between that both ran away. I understand. *° Ire built in the Sanford special ^ ^°mi i Tampa and Sanford, similar equipment that tho unit rule holds in Sanford — road district. It 1* the concensus o L ^ ^ * ^ only one team at a time on the street*. opinion that all of Seminole county will PT1hUeU\riillUIUH/ rsTCIUIiJt s :nl . y n^ T g iPost snd t h e l ^ ^ ^ fr0m lhe Cl* When the semaphore signal shows a soon want brick roads and they will be Country Gentleman will be delivered to Jacksonville, Tbe Sanford road district was Section gangs snd work trains are dear thoroughfare a run Is made by built. at your door on Thursday each week, working up the roadway all the way be­ nd the first onrf’H'^ find special district creatrd In Flor­ those owning vehicles five cents the copy. The Ladies’ Home has the right of way. There is such a ida and liondcd for $200,000 for the Journal on the 20th of each month, fifteen tween Tampa and Jacksonville and are putting this in shape for high speed thing is over conservatism on a traffic construction of brick road». The school cents the copy. system of the county already good under ! trains. At several points on the Lake* ordinance.—Palm Beach County,. The Curtis,Publishing Company land (jl*trict of the road, in Marion coufrYou are right, o|o hoes. There are tbe new and active school board will * '* Philadelphia. |ty, the Atlantic Coast Line has opened so many automobiles on tbe street that become even better. When the chil­ Sanford Address: up rock quarries, and Is placing machan ordinary horse or mule has but little dren have finished In the rural schools Reginald Holly, Agent, ery to handle this, intending to rock show. We would advise you not to the elegant new Sanford High School is Sanford Herald Bldg open to them, one of the finest In tire ballast all of Ita principal South Florida come. state and recently constructed end fitted Unea, Hot tn the Mountains New High Speed Train Coming up at a coat of $25,000. OUR LAKE FRONT Tampa Is destined to have a fast trahT Seminole county starts in business People returning to Sanford state that Sanford baa th* moat beautiful ex­ panse of lake front that any dty in the with no Indebtedness and with cash in mountain air is torrid* The Idea of over the Coast Line, to and from Jacks entire south can boast. Lake Monroe the treasury. The new* county has ■ people going to the mountains and far­ aonville, competing with the present bright future and will in time become ther north to get cool And comfortable Seaboard Limited, which now makes U credited with, being one of the prettf of the many dear'water lake« of interior one of the brightest jewels in Florida’s In the summer la receiving some severe the run in six and a half hours. The jolts this aummer, when those who have Coast Lins proposes to cut ita schedule Florida end Is certainly one that re- crown. , , No __ t u,_ Y: ceiv« the most publicity en account N a tta b herehr «tree that «I« llo ara e * C a ta ­ been there are returning to> Sanford to down to this, possibly puking It shorter, of tha many tourists that every yeer ta Corelu tat u r e <4 ¡tanlalcl* reu n ir *W re­ keep cool. G. K. Smith is among those depending on heavy locomotines and n tr e bide e t tho ofttre ol th* Klerk ot eoid Board make the 8t. Johns river trips from In Soalcrd. Florida, up to sod tn<4udin| tha l l l h returning this week and he state« tthit perfect roadbed to make the necessary doy ot S r t a a t o r , A. t). 1*11 for tho pure boo* the Weather was never so hot in’ the ■peed possible, the Coast Line's route Jacksonville to 8anford. This» tour­ bood* ot Illodk IIim reo A lim inolo D u trirt ta «maty im p u n tili to I «*>.000,00, Soid mountains its this season and that the being thirty-one miles longer than that ists Me the lake tam t before they see ill malum *« t«di,rei : I l i . 000.00 i Sanford and under present conditions (ra n d * u . I l i . 000.00 two y t o n from «Ut», J I J , - people who had rushed there from Flor­ of the Seaboard. Uvoo room from dolo; 414 ,00000 lour ida were'visibly disappointed, for the ‘ From Lakeland to Fort Myers the are not favorably Impressed with the 000.04 you * from «Ut*: 116.000.00 S r i y u t » from «Ut*; road has recently almost rebuilt the line, weather report from Sanford showed end $16,000.00 «ti jrto n Iran d»U. *11 at mid d ty, The stranger within our gates l m b bais« datad tapU m bcr 14, 1911, and b r u ­ especially tbe one who comes from t a l laureai at th * rala ot lix par cool par annum this dty to be much cooler day for day making this section one of the best of n dalo la lm a t enrabio annually than Asheville or any of the'other re- the line in South Florida. The heavy Interior America and has a natural de­ Ira Bnard at County OpremU-l onora 8*a Cwuitall 1« 1« Place and the roadbed has been * eta In the mountains. v4, : 1 * a l» for water wonders wh|| manner of ty, Flo rid a, tael)---------—,VP|i >, A. POUCLAgjh an extent that the worked on to comfort at the There GTrcsily more e pwpH' fBT in s a nwr a th g o rauld « B W 101-rneir Ctak. track, compares favorably with that on Florida beach reaorta than in the moun­ ke front to be left in its present Old Made Good as New Une. A cut In the schedule of tain» and as The Regmld aU tfd aqtM Ìli,* ".Many fif tbemr, wonltjjjtto^i J'I M tf( g fbyT.riaas^MfaSss tTiaknr (pit. this «Jpfc'dO/not HaveFlorid» lo __ llóe whll« __ tön* ago pedpfc ip this city, if the lake front waa im- _______________ >n(j c ,,, anything In this Ur* t j t Everybody Wants Our Ice Now And we are doing all that is humanely possible to get it to everybody. W e desire you to know this because we believe that* when you feel we are trying to do our full part you will not charge any delay in receiving your ice to our willful neglect or lack of interest in your welfare. Y « ' •. As our customer we cheerfully recognize our obligation % to give you good service and we think you will admit A our average In this respect shows that we have ..both « the will and the ability to do It. .V-- ’ ;• Please bear in mind that a certain percentage of a c ­ cidents or disarrangements of delivery schedules is unavoidable in this universal/ clamorous demand for our ice which the hot weather has produced. ; •*'. "At, ■ f- ’ . i oO- -* -r - * fr V Yo« are human -ond, so »rd wc - l e t 1úa. be patient with c«eh other. ____ ■. : A" ' '* ■riHH alfil i j i feil 110 So. Park Ice & Wafer 1 L ikli,* ; Vr tA . ■ fe- : % :*•« * I: “ , ‘A ' - «. ■«râ.•. - -* ------- -- *- J I j Tclophono 2 7 ta -* ” Ap t i - ~ » trS u - . a *•/,* .. r • ii ¡¿¡¿%, r;1.*iinl,j *; V‘ i ...--'.'J- 1 i - . -T- i t a . - :a w - �- *»*/, *tt? f c i t y 'l l I *'V: ' lift » ,1 1 1 1 TME SANFORD MOULD f M Julia Drown has returned from IN AND ABOUT THE CITY her vacation which was spent on the lm Lillie Happenings—Mention Of •-----Mailers In Brief I » ■ Suwannee river, krvd is afain ot her place with N. P. Vowel! St Co. -PURE WOOL 4-al/--laugh, and eh« darted away. - Neva wa* on her feet In an Instant. ■pending »orne time’ here the guest of Workings of Strango Fate Bho wa» greatly alarmed. Bhe made out .the object of her anxiety dlstpChanged the Tenor of Three PERSONA! ITEMS Of INTEREST !Ï ^ M i ^ w î r T L ' ^ n V t o S ! pearlng through a hedge and run In rapid pursuit of her. Young Lives. Henry N’ichol has returned from a trip Margaret darted through a row of 4bar\gtWjQCJ lxt .Al eaUn g Small Talk« to many |>oint,’ in the north and is ready . Succinctly Arranged For Hurried to inkc tq> the problem of raising venter! By AUQU8TUS QOODMICH 8HER- Hlaca fringing fhn- rear of the Mantjllu. piece Nwe halted, hesitating .w.-i »/» .. >w . 11 beahi. B^xU qt— . vegetahlw and f7rartecttftjrthe~«jnnsr^>.vs-l«*-.\ Vw < amd^wTnliwOTear'>0be shrank from n a aTUflComplacently 1 axurlaung protit. I meeting Portla-'ManviTlo. The very CHosíng opt all |>opular music at 10c ed garden arbor, reveling In all the name caused a great pang of pain nt per copy. S. Maxwell. * 101-tfc Six candidate!!, after crossing the hot auperb pride and disdain of a alren 1 her heart Their, recalling Lome vlo nature, Portia ManvlMo aat with clow­ L/Mn. D .'M . Hopson qf Jacksonville ’™ * y * '** d,wrt « " Wednesday night lent eecapdes of the mad womnn, she ns Immersed in a trt ran on again. A» »he peered through Is the guest of her son, Morton Hopson lhr lher" - » - " ll|pn- >! i ty to eat and drink and they are now a ®phant yet bitter day dream that the lilacs Neva witnessed a startling and family. full tlcdgvd Elks. humid, languorous June afternoon. To scene preceded by a wild shriek. it . » ,» ii i .. i . . • i , - * a keen analyst of womanly character Mr. and Mrs. Herby have returned I, . , ........... , . ,. . . . . . Mad Margaret had cotno up softly M r s . Harry J . Wilson entertained a »ho would not hmvo appealed, yet no behind Portia Manvllle. Just now home from a trip to their old home in large number of children on Saturday one had ever denied that her lithe, Bh(> BlotM, Rrftip|nK tn Ono hand the Dayton, Ohio. afternoon in honor of her little »on. Krae‘,ful form, rxqul.ltely modeled long luxuriant braids of hair. In the Better place your/order now for Crys­ George’’ birthday. Outdoor games were f« tope£ “ d' mbo? »U tho * ™ * 0tyt other »be wavod tho keen glittering of her loveliness, her long magnificent tal Wax and Bermuda Onion Seed with played on the beautiful lawn and the h i I V V^ Wr ' . T ^ ' i - ' m * Iri «clssora threateningly, Philips & Co.' 10l-tf young peofjlr »pent a merry afternoon. ^ mado of h„ a m#Rn^|c, qu™ n. hor Tolc” sounded I* harshly, Leaving after the dainty refreshments Uko Clrc„ --» * '- "because If you do 1 ( / Zeb RatlilT and Martin McDaniel were served, wishing little George many will stab—stab!'' - - . Bho waa thinking of Dotph M«prlll, "What—what do .yon want?" -fal of the Herald office arc spending a few mom happy birtbdayer-* ~ a man well worth thinking of. the told -. •- • ■ . Supt. J . F. McKinnon df the county Many Sanford citixeni took advan­ board of public instruction returned tage of the cheap rates and visited yesterday from Sanford, where he went Miami this week. to conduct the funeral of Mr. and Mm. ^ M r. and Mrs. Wra. Bothamly and fam- Guthrie's little girl, Mary, who died in ily have returned home after a pleasant CJiarlotte, N. C. Supt. McKinnon was formerly pastor of tho Sanfurd Presby-outing at the beach. •terian church, and the Guthrie* were Next Tuesday ami Thursday the memlters of his congregation. He went Sanford .Library will be closed to rr- to SanfQrtl in rw|K>ree to « special reCataloguo the books. quest from them that he «hould conduct the funeral service». Orlando Sentinel, Crystal Wax and Bermuda Onion ‘•■■«•d —.---------------------------at L, 14 l’hili|M ¿L ( V s. — , (TAmong t he Sunforil i-eoplt who « iti . . vlr rtl,‘ rv“ t,tr,ltW11 t" K,k take m the Miami u-ii-liriuion an . lr. yHn(or,i W1|| ojientil from — J Mrs. Clauile /’i — j ------j x iL -MNell -n ....... • and Herndon and Misa to August 12th, 191*1, front Evan», 4 daughter. Min t. M rs. Howler n for Jacksonville Mnls'l left Veston ■ii.p V h* r* tin y will in die their fu'ut* daily, p. m . except ntui Mr*. I> It i*l from a itloieiuei Sunday, - i ui in U ■ -i nio I'.irs M.I> .iijtl M an n , lm;k it if -i11 i* pi 1 1 **1 * I O riun d o otlieintiny I ati'.i h will ii-av.i '-ui in\ i' v j.'*- r*1 it ‘I Iln-ukert. just, south of !1 tered the frightened'-and. trembling« Portia! shrinking tn dread from the brandished weapon.. , "I am going to cut! off your h|lr." declared Margaret determinedly. “It'« eo beautiful. Besides that. I’ve got to have It. Little Nellie wants It, and mother» had encouraged a love metch. I must always get anything for her *’ort' a played her wile* well flhe that »he wants.” had fascinated the bright, open heart ed Dolph as »he had entrapped others. ¡ásolnnUonTuMU her tr a ^ 'eharncroï became dlscIo«ed to him. Too Into ho discovered that he had taken Interest In n lo v e ly woman fOr tore He doubt* ed even that she eared for him down 111 her heart Hut they bud become engaged. UTotrhed to the point of t,^art break lie foil his word and Ills* ,,,arl n1r,!lK1 ll0t ""V * ‘y '“ honor Involved. In an dull state of misery* he saw tho day» and weeks go by that mu«t end with a mockery of marriage at the altar And then on*' glorimi» Idle filled IIIOli III win; il por* III li.nl t»->'li aw it) nil a visit, rame to twlpli a fill! measure of ha pp Iin o T'i - * 1« nnptaln'ntif then .1» fn-tn! I then n» iin»i'<>k>-n b*t*-rs li«* alili '*• I linoni* Inni *lrlfl ed lli'o bolli» 'n o tin* «Ik'lil of >iie* a m "lier via» I - ■onipleti- Y'ben the ruib* nwak. i the r*'itrn nf lYirtla hi-tit MM l|- a • l( |^ » iii.irib iti*! 1 Ije i l ' o li f *r•I I .er* ( Ml I TitV o* y/4 1 * 'i Ml tr r n . t • »I t < lt> *' elin 'i ¡'tli >l.t- I. lot ] -.* -*! 1 foils* Lin* Gate ( ’ it d i wii tie* high t'*»**i of living t inly f I P0 H i . i » . n . i - IM't w eek-fot tie lim*»t lahlt boitril in the city, hrr I’urker. 'Jh-tf Ster. L 14 Philip» will have u full »apply of genuine llefinuila einlwr Oniitn -»*•»*<1 in H>t tf Nolire Horne Owner** 1 have a fir» t cl lia» expert hor».- »Inter S**|>t- t I i t •• bini ,i in ni - M r» A 1 f(irvu-l *-r ••1 Sa' f'inl *»|•»•'>t ytult-rdny S h a rp on nod totl.iv with L il m rly .-treei M r» N U If H I • 1er .........I • I If l4t*|*orter- Star. V T. I. Hawkins is home again after a visit with his parents In Commerce, Ga, WANTS Tom said it was hot in Georgia this sum­ mer and is glad to feel the greexes from All Local Advertisement« Under Tfils Heading. Three Cent» a l In* f a c t ! Issue old Monroe aguin. . ______________________________________ Hon. Geo A. llrC ottis w as ajipointod I^*t lietween l ' 1 ¡tini 11 attorney for the board of county com-Wednesday, n smallaccount latok missioned! at their meeting last 1 uestlay, laining name of W I i rattier on appointment that is giving general, waj-d if returned tn Herald office. satisfaction to the many friend’ of this jKipular átlorney. , For Sale -Horse and buggy Ploro your orders now for genuine j Addrwa Box 11(12, .Cily. «• 4 C ry iU Ì W '»* for Septcmlier •with L . R . Philips &. Co. W h it e delivery 101-tf j; o'clock conIlf re101-tf chea)). 100-tf W i T i t K t — Swrunrt tnmd show esse « n * f [ c^ hu For . Address P. 0 . box 951. j ^ n t — Furnished room* 101-2 conve- "N’ i ' *t■ ti .Ir ' lu g all i •i *-1 of If I I- * i •• le and I 11 b* be I « 1'1 she crie d bis li**rw**lf ' I' » voti w 1 oil II tell on me k*-d u p again e ! rm i-1 e .ri u In r r I In- • it V " Í choked the nearly In I ■ " In i|iii * ' -T li* *11 ih d lal i I n tl i li i r k » i I n Itn a ir fin iti I l i v i i ’ ii-w .n k » n i i \ i l h lip'Jit fn l' i i i i U* l l a lli hr In h a » Im ift \\ h r i ' r fiitift U* I H Itili' * >II ' ■i j * n iitiUn >n I ft* A llp tifir O rra n . it - g u ai « | u a i l r r t n i l ill»- p rra l W fin it fin ir u lu lili'- a ir g u i 'l jf in TIk nr .ii ’ n»iitt- ' ' >i>ill.ii*- -| >ut Ly i <ri\nit* : gira» in.m uí.n I in ing |ilattl», | •“ *v,veo«t t r e «vr n u a l r t i , IW i-w *-t«*oc*-<V’- o * * n- I It i- ull lfm — tn m ;ik r K tv rrv irw the ii!"d j I,) 11| --U I *1* ' 11n ¡ i I I \ In l)n li» 1NIt rlt\ ni ,l;irk.»"H- 1 V ill. Ti ■e pin ii g lo r arm- nbotir rio|m(*i d ls'i.iiiad rreatun* »he sonilo« E. .1 11 oiiialt*», one ol .Sanford*» pop ular eiti/.* int i» looking after bti»iin*»intereste in tin- >il;* t*niav Clothier and Men’s Furnisher from l* i Tinnii aiol thre w tlo-rn ns fur us «» *........ibi a « >vv fro m her On-.-l i-..- t . i on-mi - -m l........ . . m -, | $10,00 Down And | ¡ $5.00 Per Month | I vi i >•' to kill von " hie* ■ ci o*l bfaib'H wren- tb«fttsui'r * S s w r r “ «i-ll* >1 '»It* ' ;».i Uto i *ael * ’-I amir* ' to I f " «to-nj.br» wtlli >! lor force tore Ilo* hi |»*.*pt I d .............. I 'n»t r* j»r* pent■>1 EU; |iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii| st-ni.1l' tbvir ....... Mi«-r* ¿»ÎT Portia dared not stir. Her heart sank at a sense of her certain help S A N F O R D FLO RIDA lo” nw’* Rho "'ri'« " 1’ «1 th" bought of a chance mar from thoso glittering scissor» on that faultless face. To be shorn of her chief glory, those long silken tresses, wa* to hid ndley to n marvelous adjunct to hrr rari* beauty "flee Margaret,” she faltered "thr pretty brooch I wean—or I will go to the house nnd get you «omo money least* don’t cut off my hair.” "Take care’ take ca re !" warned her cnfitor. •voii’ro stirring. 1’vn got lc h ave - y o u r hair Eve made Nellie n great rm- doll and I whiiI to pul n*nl Imlr mi i*» load t.lght hair, gulden mul shining Jut* like your»’* Tlu* •-•■-•on« made a »nip With n N O I N T K K K S T O l f T A N K S FOIL T W O Y K A K S M friglitf'il ■• t th Portia tiled '«• '• ii ^ away f* n- l>r ju-i «eeutor ln«'aiiM> HIYKHVIKW LO TS = Nlnrg.v-* i -rl>*l her hack. n<*\er re S taxing li t halt but tioldlng lo*r head ilghMi - -■ >1 Mo* ** Worn 'lie Vdaib i I h» M '.iv iin 1 i "> i f e m 1 tlu i * i ■* j i t j 1 \ * * n : f i r < rime> •' m i tin > Ih u i i i » a daiigrrtmr 1 1 ihm ai ir.» uf i In* S i . .I ii I iuh r iw r , vvhriv Un? rhim nel danger "No ii'e.llitri'l U i-'ltti». Every one of the 500 fabrics we show for this season’s wear, wc guarantee to be P U R E W O O L —* just as pure as Nature grows it on the cotton or sjioddy in any of them. You will find the latest shades and patterns, all right up to the min­ ute—you’ll be sure to find the one to suit your taste. O ur tailors will Hand-Tailor, your clothes to your measure from the fabric you select, and we gtigrantcc you will be satisfied. ' * herself. Her mind w rnf-bsrk'ir rear, when, with one chapter of her life closed, a dark and atormy one, the mot Dolph Merrill. Just returning from college. Both belonged to families of wealth and position. The fathers and II. -■-•I- r- M i ™ r * I >• 11ut>\ of I i* 1 ..un! * • n* i *i d.i> mut , *1111* •! * < i b-rk. iiir t vrutxuio i » til.ri. M T h e funeral of i tec il rr re* I froni in* I'.. . I » ei.it - I -i ■ I Mi K iniio n of oil Tuen da >, R»*\ .1 1 ■ i ii'. Hr i t* A l mil Ollloll -.-,-*1 V* )t b I to enable M \V LOVELL ..1r, •! Teline*.-* * *1 i ■ l'l.t. < t ttu’ r,1> .\uguxt &th ,, * - . 9 a. in. to vAtcr» to qualify for the special I Kind eleclion to I»* held A u g i u t 19. 191-1. fi'i-h n J t »■ her S -n'.'.r«'".T, i Something To Consider i fal tm drel« w her away from tho place Just before dusk that evening Par­ ila Manvllle enno* over to the Throop home There was a strangely subdued S expression In her face Well l he re S might he' Hi «imo* strange fate, mir “ hour after her r f * ne bv Neva » let it r bad c«»nn- Umt bad i hanged al = the tenor of !o*r cinntlpn» S It was from the orily man shn had ^ ever loved, »till loved, Jual relrnuiod from a penal Institution, He had cm S hoxxled to make her expensive prea- S3 ent»; now ho wa» free. Ho appealed j|| to bur Tor the sake of tho old love. "You saved tny life " said Portia, S coldly a* ever, but with her restless Es soul a volcano I am going a * *y |s i from hero tonight forever, and I give S3 you back—Dolph Merrill " zzz . lli\rr\ic\\ inrhij hits over tiw humlml ¡inippriy iiwnrr» ;i!t t»<Misting fur (In* gmil futim* of liivprvh»w. \Vi* h;i\*■ l" lu»mc(*. «0 1 1 1 1 * puMftngiliri*** fu friurjl Imusand ih.llaiI in*-« incn a iili|i- hmiK*» 1’uut an>l launrh fart»" > "f latgi* atpl gi’nwiiTg magnil till»* \\ •* have now 11 milt*.» uf .»irirb«, all m*( out in shaih* tm*s. \Yt* Imvelfretf publir boat and buth houKOs. We have one of the most beautiful 50 am» publir parks in the state. Riverview has many suburbs since its inception, und Riverview’»» jfeojfni|»hieiil Inaction is such that it is srauj KoinK Hi make ‘T a k e Carel Take C a r e l" if-« pro|ierty value far exceed any projwtiy ubout Jackgnnville, and every lot now Ixiuglit will make the buyer and hi» soulful remorse that he had learned to love Neva andbad taught a thousand dulhtrs dear in- the near future. We have a herto hive him aB enmplele telephone u-rv li e, and an effieient motor cur lines " ' e p r right. I»IJ n> W U I’b scmeny hi‘ b never chided him when ihejr iS at a fx* car fare to the heart of the city of Jacksonville. parted Sh e told h im fra n k ly that tho m on th they bad li v e d was wrorth to WHEN A NAME MEANT MUCH Riverview proprety will make thousands of dollars for h e r all the « o f f e r i n g Ita fu tu re mem the owners. Riverview has made gtMMl. Her titles are o r y m u s t estati. D o lp h had gone to Old English Law Mad* More Than perfect, und oa an investment it has no equal. Two Appellations Illegal Royalty f ò r t i * . J i t h o4 cgnfessed h i . m l . take tn their engagement Them was no pity In that »tony heart. Ju st one (Irto, cruel curl of those proud Up*. *d 6 nly Excepted. People have not alwAye been allow­ Prof I E Garrett manager of the nient for light houwkoFping. vili Park mnd Dolph Merrill knt»w that thla «Irrn ed the pleasure of having aa many names as they wish. Four hundred Orlando ‘ B^aim « Cdlege went up to ■««>** • 99‘3P would ne,rer Mm that tame afternoon Neva years ego not even e middle name was For Cash Rental orJShare Farming— ° n Sanford yesterday on a business trip. -* i l \ ___ — 'Atom Mamie Lucius of l.roribür'í' BMv< *w*»r*-vx\* jioya. iii-A iixBii..t— V FOROLDLOVE’S SAKE striving to define what Impale* was ■Unieg the witless Margaret. “Never mind. HI tell you wbeo I come buck,“ replied the woman with a allowed In England. It waa lllegaL He will meet his wife there today, who] Four acres tiled Und. Two cultivated ^ T b c r ^ ^ I'^ a V ^ e a r s ^ f.lT 'e h # I t The old English law was definlta and ft returning from AUanta, Ga.. where'two years but not tiled. House end ,0|t 1a ^ dreary reverie, and' admitted of no tnfactlbn of IU ruling. she ha» beep visiting her married daugh- barn on place; 2M m il« west of city. w u onIr mrtmied wt,an A tand stole _______ . exception ___ , ___ _____________ The only mad* to this ter, Mrs. E. B. Oxford, for just six week*. 2 Fine Flowing Wella. Address W, P. 0 . acro*g the porch table and aelsed the regulation waa In the ease of persons Box 893. 98-tf of royal rank. If they wished they —Orlando Sentinel. long, sharp sclsaors. * “Why. Margaret!* ■he exclaimed, could b o u t a middle 'name, but woe For Sale— 100 White Indian Runner Attorney Harry Duncan, 11. start end recognts- ] to the person of ordinary rank who yum«». Hon. ■ “ W. ** dufk> al . bJf bargain. Write for looking up np with a eta Long and aererai other prominent Lake ; riet»: U. S. Mlkroril, Senford. 14. R. 2. * poor deman ted woman who was sufficiently unwise or obstinate county ofRciala were in the city on Tues­ wandered about the district, cared for j to Insist on hsrlng more than two 67-;tf by charity In her lucid spells snd kept |appellations. day and were accompanied homo by For Saif—Bargain—Forty acre farm UBder lock and key when violent For tho first offense he would likely Harold Haskins who' wanted to fish in ■nd »tpall orange grove irlth ten room poor Margaret had been erased bo lied td g whipping poet and aererela k e Dora again.' i* - * *> ,*. residence, facing lovely lake. Box 473. through the death of her only child, j Jy lashed. For a second offense be At times the fancied her Uttle Nellie ] would endure some more luting pun* ^Edgmr D. . Mobley of Lake City has * . * 9fi-7tp w u still alive. Isbment, perhaps the removal ot bts taken a position in the prescription de­ For Rent—Eight room house with "Don’t get frightened, dear,** spoke thumbs or hla ears. And If be still partment of L. R. Philips A Co. He is bath. Well located. Apply to A. P. Margaret, quietly enough, but Neva persisted .la-h1* stubborncss be would !*• man of experience and ability. These Connelly* - , Wkt/c noticed that her eyes were more than bo hanged. - *’ gentiemen J» e l that they are f room for rent. 307 Oak ordinarily wild looking. “I Juat want There U a case on record of a man in securing hii to borrow your pretty sclseors for a who Instiled on slngnlag four names ,’*£ • 1 95-ttc every lime he wrote hta signature He ' K. R. Murrell U.home again from a t-N o . 708 Park Ave., elx few minute«" “But »»hat do you want them for, passed through all the legal stages of trip to points irf South , electric lighU, gaa forcookMargaret?** Inquired Neva, doubting punishment until he was finally " he made In his ear. He Appty to H-C. DuBoee, over Ten the prudence of trusting what might hanged. up there and expects to return the f ’Cnt Store. be used as a weapon In such unsafe of the week. Capt. Murrell says South1 Wanted—Honest, competent share bands. Puifx e rte Help Low*»* Living Cost*. ■ Carolina Is in good shape"arid will have cropper or would rent for coming season. "Never mlgd.” answered tho de­ Tho special eldórmanlc comniltteo one of the biggest corn crop» In history. The Sanford Celery F arm now in «tw­ mented creature, with a crafty smile. appointed to Inveetlgate, marketa has _• T . .'I * ’; in high state of cultivation. It'd Just my khanes to get what I*ve found that ‘‘pushcarts’' are an economOs L. Taylor recei ve^ the sa . Valeille, Sanford, R a 92-if I _.Tr wanted for a long - time . . . . I, must . - , get. lc noceeslty. as they tend greatly to genre on: 'Wednesday that his mot tL" she added, a sudden delerm ned rtduc„ ^ hllth eott of lnTBf Con>(>. ; ; roht room. ' Mrs. had died at her Illinois' horns. Mrs. > * « r », glam In her oytis,. •or.plnk^xdak.iilood a«entJr. tho eommlMee favore fiadien t >T ^ r win flow." and gbe waved th «, Taylor waa with her when the-end came R 'L I 'I permanent markets for them. Owing ; r |4,00 per in a menacing way. '"1 wouldn't harm to the length ot time, required to no* and on account of the' distance it was In town, you, deary; never f«xr that, you have quire Und and erect market buildings, impossible for Mr. Taylor W arrive there been tbo good to m«.‘ Betides, your the committee has 'Mlected optn •• hair Is dark, and bars Is fust thn Spaces In the stty*<n which to "segmgats** the pushcarts temporarily/— Nsw York Tribune ' fir * ..F*“ , ’ ./ , ^ Dr. E. H. ARMSTRONG O W N ER 111-112-113 Heard National Bank Bldg. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 48484853232348534848482389530023235323232323485348 ■m Worth Knowing That my Raleigh Bicycle In a I2S.60 value Bicycle which I sell for f 20.00 equipped with guaranteed Fisk fires, roller chain, best Leubdell rim one piece hanger. Made litColum. bla factory of best material. You are Irxqlfed to come look this bicycle over. W. S. PARKER ] 1 0 1 1st Street ' «jJ -Tvt-w Wt, e - AL> l fV iy .t t . “A r . We can supply you for IrafRedlatB aUlpmi pexs~: ^ BEGGAR W EED *^ S 0 Y BEANS lei PertnuUi, Beans, Peas ! Seed Corn, M illet, * « . . i i it___ A full line of all garden oeecT foe truckers and borne gardens ! W rit« fo r C atalogu e an d P rlaeo on G rain and Food. E. A. MARTIN * CO ..*' 20« K. Bay 8tH Jac W H S — » V------ • _» . - ___________ * �* ■ * « < S. l i l i Torture of. Tantalus. V The. gulf bug's >oul can e back from a little rang* around Satan's proaeWr * . with a ratio as aid e as the Amaaoo.fl i rirer. "1 aajr,” It exclaimed, "J don't * i call this much of a hen. They have * j the finest golf courto out there' I I eter saw .In any l i f t ” A droll looking : old soul who was sitting on the safety { ralre, looked up. »"D ot did you,40« -anybody playing-on ttT" he asked"No." the newcomer admitted. "I didn’t.” The- old-timer chuckled. I “That’s It.” he said. "Ha won’t let anybody play on It."—Exchange. C it r u s E x c h a n g Figures The season of the year is fa st approaching when crpwera of .citrus fruit« a rc c o n w i d e r t n i r i t ^ f t t ^ t ^ - ^ f mwrfref WeiF fru it a t a profit; therefore the Florida Citrus Exchange, which ia your organization, operated solely by the growers and for the A vir j i •• - < ^ L IL L a im i^ ^ - , ----- p u r. LINE o r ■ - 485353535323534853232323534853535348535323234848234848530248 FARM MACHINERY This Wlfs a Treasure. incrrTl ftf'firor'Totil'y as TblRy years ago, but one New York man baa bad occasion to be converted to a belief In I t He Is a roan who bas worked seventeen years as a carpenter. Hie wifb died .recently,- leaving him enough money to live In.comfort the rest of bis days. He knew that bis wife took rare of hla money, but bad no Idea that she bad saved so much- Can no\v*fct* seen at .our new ware­ house. This line is the leading line in the country and includes Sulky, Syracuse and walking plows, and A cm e harrows. We also have the Chattanooga and Boss plows, and Butcher & Gibbs cuttWw^iUTrows. fTlUl Lilts tBillUUIIlr UJL 111411 flUimiLlI, Mtnb OCtlDUlIf IK VVBP l>,lw g ro w e r actually less than twelve cents per box to sell his fruit, ns fifty-five thousand dollars have already been returned to the growers, and another refund of thirty-five thousand dollars will be made about January lst, provided that no disaster occurs to the citrus industry between now and that time. These rebates made to the growers represent the amount in excess of actual operating expenses th at was assessed Inst year, ns it is clearly understood that the Flbrida Citjus Exchange does not operate for profit, but hnndles all fruit strictly on a basis of the actual selling charges. With all of these facts before the growers of Florida, we do not see a single reason why by far the largesl percentage of the fru it grown in the State should not be handled by. the Florida Citrus Exchange; considering the fact that it was only organized in the interest of the grower nnd by the growers themselves, and it is n recognized fact th at it has done more than any one single concern to ndvance the interest of Florida, both in the increase of price for fruit and the rise In real estate vnlues. As hns been shown, there were over eight million )>oxes of citrus fruits shipped out of the State last year and there is not less this year, and it is an admitted fact that the crop is a light one, compared with the acreage and bearing trees capable of reducing fruit.' In another year to come, it is not only possible, ut very probable, that the crop of Florida will reach twelve mil­ lion boxes, and if by that time the growers are not more strongly organized, the question is; What will become of it? These are questions that deserve serious consideration, and we think that after deliberating over them, you will .reach the conclusion that the only thing to do is to put your fruit through this growers* organization. The Exchange is in position at the present time to successfully market four or five million ix>xe8 of fruit with the same facilities that it now hns, and when this point is reached, the growers will be marketing their fruit for less than seven cents per box. E and presenting Mrs. II. with a bouquet of roses, left us with a sense of pleas­ ure and a desire to return .which I have never experienced on leaving any hotel In this country." as tbe^lllawarra breed baa been de­ veloped. in New Bouth W ales. It was obtained by crossing Shorthorns, Longhorns, Devons and Ayrshlres. This new breed of cattle has become a favorite for dairying In tho Ulawnrra district, New South W ales, though it Is hardly known In America.—Farm and Fireside. It c form School Ncctl a Improvement* __ , Man» • Superintendent * G. 'A\ Hall, ‘ of dir State Refcirtn School at Marianna, i» often and emphatic In condemning the condition* prevailing nt the inatittitinn, and declare* that it in in wiae meet* the nceiU of the unfortunate youth» who find their way within it» tloon "The inatitutinn m 11 til«trace in the atate," »aid Mr. Hull, who 1» in tin- ru>. apd I mw little lu>|Mt i>l immetliiiU’ roule­ ment of condition». 1 have done my beat to bring about a change for the bel.ter, but without aucréa», a» the appea to fhe recent Legislature for aid brought no adequate response. The place la not fit for the training of children who'vhow a db|H»ition to become Inrorrigibje, anil ia of no benefit to them or the atate. There an* at ¡mitent aJxty-two white and fourteen colored children in the” in­ stitution, which wa» roundly criticiaed by member* of the Lcgialature, who did nothing to aid it, however. i hlldrcn Crowded "To aUrt with,'' *aid Mr. Rail, tlie y llitll children are all crowded 4 ww*whw room for their lessons, Irrespective of age and aex. They are fortunate In having sfhgle beds to sleep on, in which respect they are better off than the col­ ored-*ehildren, who are obliged to sleep foqr In a bed. There ia nothing at the reformatory to aid us in training the minds-of these Incorrigible*, and the auffsHnra are sufficient to make them grow worse. They are kept locked up in the institution, and the only chance afforded for recreation is when they a n put to work on the farms. .'T h e n sin no fin escapes for the dor­ mitories,” -continued continued Mr. Ball, “and little provision for keeping the building In aanitgry rendition In short, the in­ etitution is a huge, sad joke, and should cither be supported properly or dlscontinted."' Scheel Beard Meets The first masting of the Seminole aehcMl board waá held On Tucelaf^kr a short session-the meeting pfihicd until next Tuesday when 'beard will get down to businesá leaf- The new. superintendent« Hon, D. L. Thrasber has a thorough knowMf» Of school affair*, having been a member of the Orange county school board for several years ^nd for the past year chairman of/tbs board. Each member' of tbe'SeminoJ* board Is-taking isteresi.'!h school 2 5 c a Box a t All D ruggists R O LLIN S CONTRACTORS AND B U I L D E R S We will teli )o y ili fit J O B B E K S JO H Q F .K S p ru e«. your et We tre fiaìlh a U fitirn B tf profit And are ih#« you »Koulfl Lave pmfii «he %*i!linf mi il tl U m an i Simple Teat of Taa. A tea teat ia to reduce a few leavea to a powder on a sheet of white pa­ per. and If there la artificial coloring It will ba noticeable on the paper. War. War la a hangover from the days when men ate thefr flesh hot from the kill and not from the fire.—Will LevIngton Comfort filo * Werk, Poverty is no disgrace, but It la hav­ ing a hard lim e getting itself to be popular. , ‘ PARK Oeautiful Campua In Fl ori da Colleye, Academ y, M alic, E ap rriaion . F in * A n a , D em ralic A tta, a n d .In Ju itu a l r * t l » t building», ateam heat, electric liyhia. fire p ro tec tio n , fine g ym n aatu m . m> malaria, igoarlet nulliao endowment T h fee tr a c h r r t o f rullate, $ 5 , 0 0 0 o rg an . a doten ptanoa, two ylet duba, choeua claaa. Su perb new room* for bu atora* achooi. full bankiny rquipm tnt. New chem ical and phyaical bboralorica, e^uipjied with e v e r, modem device, a n a l,a it c f u i h In tillare*, food*, watet, jurparation lot rnytoecrioy coutaca. Lake*, boating, awimmtng. golf, tennia, football, baaketball; C htiatian but unde nominational: c i pc me a imtdrralr. achoiarthipa available. F o r catalogue* a d d rm « a a (hall M tufted W IN TE R Arts Huiir.fn. Teachet’i Couta* b u ilrltnf b c iiff COLLEGE, Oldeet And M o i l H:: o e <> 0 a * « « o o o e ♦ 0 o 9 a a a a a a « 4 a a » k a « aa«ae*aaaeaa»a«^ aaaaaa»eaaao aa«aaaaaa««a«aaa# Our itoti it compiale. %»c'ctity W IL L IA M FR E M O N T BLA C K M A N , P h. LLD. P R E S ID E N T c v rr y th iB l and m ak t prbm pt th ip m rn ft, All faoda p t i r i n l c « ! t i fe p ir tc m td I DYE LUMBER COMPANY J It Always Helps fU , Old brocades and tapestries make beautiful covers for book»— temporary <o»era, and are suited to the annoy in«; Miami Roy Scouts A\III Visit This telephone book, the dictionary and Un­ lik e The»« bits of Interesting stuff» ^ _ f amous Resort Tile Roy Scouts of Miami a» ill go also m a k e fittings for the work table, cushions and needle books and vie into camp at Wekiwa Springs, Aug. II with tbo beautiful leather equipments. ami the camp will continue through 2:ird of the monfh. The Miami Me­ tropolis tells of tin- plans of the Miami Quite So. lit reporting another motor' bus aeyoung*ter» as follows* Finn» have iieeii rompb-t. ,| f,,r r1■ i Iddìi in wfilch u workman was the The M-eitnd 11tin mi I ■or,im|iio,-nt . ,1 ;i„ victim a dully [taper says Miullli I *1vtsu.lll of I he iio\ '»entity i f »heels passed over his dinner run and for a few minuto» he was stunned America, which will !«• held ut Uchiuu We only wonder thnt he was not Spring». Ha,, from Aug. 11 to 2d, ac­ killed outright from Injuries to so vi­ cording to un announrement made lost tal a part.—iTatlcr. evening by Scout* Master Reese Cotnlw, who ha» tx*cn busy for several weeks Still a Chance. making arrangement» for the one big “What's the matter f "Hhe has re ­ event of the year in seoutdom. jected me agata. Hhe says this Is According to Mr. Combs, this dear’s ffnaf>' “Old ahe say how final ?" In­ enCApippwnt will tw rl»e liigge»t thing1 quired tho older and more experienced e\er attempted by the Miami lK»y scout» m an —Washington Herald and it has boon made |Kiwsib|e only through the pfaithful and fw-rsialcnt! work of the boys themselves in rcaising Nothing Getting Away. "That man who Just registered says the necessary funds and in assisting be\ls a light sleeper," remarked the their officer* in making the plan. hot*l clerk. ''Good,'* exclaimed the A meeting of Uve Miami troup was manager. "Charge him extra fot held loot night at t he scout liemlquanr iD 1tghLw—Judge’ and the coming encampment was fuliy discussed after .the scout, master had made the formal announcement that the plana had been completed and that the camp register waw ready for the sig­ nature« of the boys. Wekiwa Sprihg* is the head of the Wekiwa river, a tributary 0/ the St. John« and is situated in the central part of Florida near Orlando. It is said to be one of the ideal camping spots of Flor­ ida, as the grounds a n beautiful and the grounds, a n safe for swimming and other sports. At the swimming there is W sports. At the springs then is a hotel, Contain* no potion arid haa no odor, and on* application will rid any home of all roachea. ante, bedbagy and other inaacta. . t u i lt t u l Covers for Booka. Stair First and Oak Avenue Ashe's Roach Pepper Reali/ Not Up to Her. A siri forced by ber parenti loto a tllsagreeablc match wlth an old mao, whotn «ho 'deteeted, when tbe «ilergytnan carne to tbat part of thè acrvlco «bere tbo bride le aaked If she con­ iente to take thè brldegroom for her huaband, Baiti, wlth greal elmpllclty: "Oh, dear. no. »Ir! Uut you are thè ttrst perititi who has aiked ray opinion atout the mattor." To Keep Sliver Bright. Silver will keep bright, and much laborious cleaning and pollahlng anvod. If o n ce'a week It la Immersed In nour milk am) left thcro for twenty minutes or longer. Wash It In very hot water and polish nn quickly as possible Soft plecoa of old flannel­ ette an' excellent to uao In wiping nnd poUsUiAX-JkUvutrv wire d T k cjr u i * l dumifh «even and d n io i m J than orai diahra and « l i b i » and «cattar diaraat fttcm and a filthy poboaoui odor. NUOOi um 1 pure tor iiuin| i w u i n iw roaebra 0***1 through il trail it about tour boot« on their wing* tad Ufa, and the lean •peek of pbeepheroua pane will hill • pereoa. Many peraeba die ia lb la way and 'tie never known what killed them. 4 You do knoel that il a chicken eala an in­ fect tbet hae been Tiffed with a peetr, it ia a dead chiekao, end if e Joy eeta the chicken tt ie a dead Joy. end if a t u m id cata th* dog il ia a dead buiranl New Breed of Dairy Cattle. A ntne* breed of dairy cattle known Ait CONDITIONS Aft F RAD Dótft Have Roadies In Your Home ~ w P. O. |H»X (i«M X • says Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky., in writing of tier experience with fardtii, the woman’s tonic. She says further: “Before 1 began to use CardUi, my back and iiead would hurt so bad, I thought the pain would kill me. I was hardly able to do any of my housewprfc After, taking three bottles of Cardui, 1 begaft to feel like a new woman. I soon gained 35, pounds, and now, I do all my housework, as well as run a bi^ water mill. 1 wish every suffering woman would give R U B - M Y - T IS Will cure your ÍTn-nti .tint». Neu­ ralgia, Headache*, t ruii p*. Colic, Sprain», Hrui«*». Cuts aid Furria, Old Sores, Stings of Insects, Etc. Anti­ septic Anodyne, used internally and externally. Price 25c. 4 4 e 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 4 4 * 4 e 4 4 4 4 4 4 * ® -» CARDUI The W om an’ s T on ic a trial. 1 still use Cardui when I feel a little bad, and it always docs me good.” Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, tired, worn-out feelings, etc., arc sure signs of woman­ ly trouble. Signs that von need Cardui, the woman’s tonic. You cannot make a mistake in trying Cardui for your trouble. Jt has been helping weak, ailing women for more than fifty years. BEFO R E Get a B ottle Toda B U Y ltf G e .A GASOLINE The F IR E INSURANCE POLICY IT SA ^ES KEROSENE CRUDE OIL ■ecured through this agency’ will «ave you many worries and* in caae of a fire, # »,« ’ ,« ‘ \, , averla»ting bitter regret*. Don’t be reckleas and depend upon “luck"—carry F IR E INSURANCE •«- ENGINE cured through ua and be prepared for the fire If. It were to come. Write to us. Good compani«, aquare treatment and We have no higher ratea than the other*. the best proposition in thp stste Expert Repairing of All Kinds ENGINE or Engraved --- -ÎÂivilçi - ra * See The Herald ». �v -=z :. *>T'i 5; m z - 3*’: R f iM M ljld ( 'frijJd « -. ) m j a i r t -la vJ*Ub? THE CANFORO HERALD \ * 1*-:H ntrt Jit! t Tima la Som.tlme* Kind, Fatker Time la not a)way». a hard -------- --.-------.. parent, -and, though he tanlea for none of hi* children, often la7a hla JM* - Uaee who have * o f F lo w ir / ® T D m iwell, making them old man _______ and women tneiorablj enough, but T11C _ _ . T r „ « „ I l*aTlog their hearts and spirits young CULLED FROM THE STATE P R E S S ' and In run rigor. With aaeh people i . tbo gmy head Is but the ImpresaloB of the old fellow's hand In glrlng An Epitome of (he W eeai Mott Ira- them hla bleaalng. and ererr wrinkle ALL AROUND FLORIDA ^•• jW A j^ H a p p e n in l* j a the Domain One hundred natal store* producers from the Pennsylvania district of the turpentiop.^rodudog.belt attended tJ>o con/et«nc^;in Pensacola yeatrrday, but when the time came to vote on whether the industry should be shut down for the balance of the year to bring about a betterment of conditiom only thirty; thus votsd. Ths vote atood twentynine to four, in favor of the curtailment output. Ten said they were-un• decided. ■iA: majority had left the con­ vention hall befora the time came to rote. The majority seemed to favor-, "* abiding by tha decision of the anew rot* int and of the meeting of the Pentacola, New Orleans and Savannah committees in Jacksonville on the Stiff * * . OOO Miami's federal building outwardly has been completed. The last atone was laid three days ago, the actual time consumed in tha work of construction being 288 days. The time would have ‘ been shortened but for unexpected and uncontrollable delays in the arrival of material on several occasions. Much interior work still remains to be done. It b expected that all of the remaining work, including the laying of the walks and other pavements' and the beautify­ ing of the grounds, will tx> finished be­ fore the first of January, and that by that date the federal officers can take j>aaaeiMion. • * 000 Bound Education In Finland, In tha rudiments of a sound educa­ tion the Finnish people a n unaurpaaaed. Practically every man and woman In the country has a working know], edge of reading, writing, and arith­ metic, and every child of school age receives careful Instruction In these studies. Every adult baa a vote, and although El par cent, of the Inhabl■■sn ihaoe are paly seven­ teen of their sex In tha Finnish diet Though we gal oar games of taonla from the eastern countries. .MNt o f our game* of bat and ball coma down to us from the ancient north. Ring games and games In which light ob­ ject# are thrown coma alao from for­ est countries, where the spear was a familiar weapon. Ujit all of them alike appear to revert In origin to early experiences of tha race by which they worked oat their salvation, o ... How Doss It Ost'Acrossf At a certain eastern university one of the professors was conducting an oxaratnatlon In physiology. Ho asked for a description of tho circulation at the extremities, meaning of course, the capillary circulation. The1 youth ho called upon evidently did not know much about tho matter, for ho replied that tho blood went down one leg and up the other!—Youth's Companion. year ago for $1,000 and today told It for WU1 Lovlngton Comfort. and, va* ootj anxious to sell for Her**« * Tip. If a girt worked half aa hard to pleas* a man after marriage aa ah* do«* b*for* marriage, lota of lawyers would starve to death.—Cincinnati Enquirer. Thing That Must Be Preserved. Never eeleem anything as of ad­ vantage to the* that shall make thee break thy word or loa* thy aelf re­ spect.—Marena Aurelius. Had Made a Change. Clergyman—"1 have a haxy recollec­ tion of marrying yon before." Aet­ K w * ^ a a Club Elections ra**—“You did, but not to this gen­ At th* cglled meeting of the Woman’s tleman."—Life. T Club on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. 1C. I t Walker was elected a member of Reputation. thy membegjifp committee of th* WeiAfter a man ha* made a reputation Department to flit the vacancy >d Iqr Mrs. C, ,E. Walker's election It is the trying to decorate It that generally gala him lato trouble.—Puck. tA place of Second Vice President pi the Woman’s Club. - ■ v.-( \ \ .rMlaa Mell Whitney was elected Convenient to Have Around. rotary and treasurer of the Welfare De- * One of tha moat convenient people In (hie world le somebody you can _ i; .* I.CAfliSfej blast«.—Manchester Union. Getting the Dqagh Eighty thousand dollars!* tbe amount •Ti: Difference. that old mother Orange must divide -«•To men l .to u pround» ho U n with her young *dh» the 'Seminole chief- food iollow r W wppiea what a bad «Aoifht H 'h “ «a 1nnvlrio dll a M iiii partition. [ young, chief will the county team* and I paraph*{palls. HU portion.of the cash l* practically about one-third, include* school fund, etc.—Reporter-Star tgMSinM * O F F E R E D F O R S A L E BY Real Estate Agency- - but fe te a to fe iis. ■jot. In the past two month. I sold in ^ hit her. H .r one w «k $900 worth of this property oW w„ ra |W ,nto lho hoUM #nd anti at. various times have »old 16ts hare B, kp,i why p« bad struck -the little and there until the grand total is well j ,| r| "W ell," tie answered, “she hit into the thousands, lots going now as mo second.", high as »200 per." __________________ “ Do you remember the store building . Flash. that I purchased in order that the SanAll th* riding hard, shooting true 1 ford crackers could speak for county and dying game—poor ethics of the division!" asked Capt. Smith. “ Well, open—had not brought a crumb, not | I purchased that building leas than a a crumb, of th* real bread of Ufa— Sft up housc- SEMINOLE BOUNTY, FLORIDA of a well-spent' life—Prora Rarnaby Rudga. Aa a part of her nev. commission form government St. Petersburg has u park Rule for Candles. board consisting of three mcmlx-t* An old rule calls for 11s many can­ These are chosen by the city cemmis.sioners. the (K-ople having nothing what­ dles on tho table aa Ihore are guests ever to a»y in the transaction. This about It, aud It la a rule that might ____, „ , , , , 1 bo followed with Interesting rcaults. time, however, the people could not have _ . , . , . ' ' ' There is »0 much vnrletr shown now­ made la-ttcr *«-lwtion» and |s-rhuir- not adays In the way In which candles are as good. Those chosen were II. S, Han­ placed on a table that the candles na, W. H. English and T. A. Chan­ could bo put one In front of each guest. cellor, the first named for one year, the In a circle or oval or oblong about the eecpmi for two years and the third one floral centerpiece, for three years. If the «election of sub­ ordinate officers by city commissioners Today. ■was in every instance as well tx-rfurmi-d Ik> not lot us u-alt to bn Just or piti­ aa in this there would not, upon that ful or demonstrative toward those we score, la» any disshtisfartinn with ths'_Jove until they qr wo a ro »UmcK.<lown commission form. by H indi . . —, t.lfe Is short, and OOO we have never too much time for glad dnnlng tho hearts of those who are HU8TMNG OVIEDO ______ traveling the dark Journey with ua. Property is Moving at a lively Hate In o h ! ^ ,n ra ,k " h" " '0 10 New ( ounty of S e m in o le Amb I Seeing Capt. 11. G. Smith, the genial ---------------------------* conductor of the Oviedo. Limited on the, Luclfer Matches Date From 1B34. , street yesterday n representative ol the : Lucifer' matches—that Is, thatches Herald asked him about the second |tipped with an explosive substance that bursts Into flamo on being struck largest city in Seminole. —were first used about 1834. Many "Oviedo is coming," said Mr. Smith. Improvements have been made In “ It may not be caused by county divi- j matches since then, the most Import sfon or because we have gotten rid of ant of which was Ihr Invention of the Douglaas, but there is certainly a won­ Safety match, striking on the boi only derful change in Oviedo in the past su months. For instance »ixH.it a year ago I purchased a tract of land in the Played for Plac». city limits and subdivided it into lots. | Harold and Mary (tha Utile (Irl next T he land coat me at the rate of 126 per *>or> had t*e n pUylng together In the out for more.’* There are .many other real estate deals in hustling Oviedo that could be men­ tioned and that abow the wonderful rise | in value* and demonstrate that the queen city of Lake Jeasup is forging ahead at a rapid pace. -D. 0 . had faith in hia own town and proved his faith hy investing bis money and now he Is making good and hia many friemia re­ joice in hia success, i "Oviedo will tome day b* the county seat," was Capt. Smith’* parting shot aa b* swung aboard tbe Seminole Flyer. CITY RESIDENjC£L R iA N fO R D WHAT SANFORI) HAS 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 be the county seat. Sanford is on the south shore of CnWf* M onroe, a . beautiful lake about four miles itd tlrtria seven miles long. The St. Johns river runs throught i t from east to west. •v •Sanford hair a-population of 6,300 (city census of 1912) J^'xi’ti* '-'v- r* - 9 | *5 j*-- • -T Y-.V r' rt Sanford has six churches— Presbyterian, M eth­ odist, Baptist, Episcopalian, Congregational and Cath­ olic. A High School, Grammar School, Primary School, Kindergarten and Catholic School. Splen­ did W ater Works, Gas Plant, Electric Plant, two Tele­ 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 Jacksonville, Tampa, Oviedo, Leesburg, Eustis, S t. Petersburg and Cameron City. Railway Shops, with monthly pay roll of $20,000.00. Two Banks, with a combined capital of $761, 5-17.82. ‘There were 2,569,010 letters mailed in the Sanford Post Office in 1912. Two Ice Plants, capacity 150 tons per day. $200,000.00 for Brick Roads to the Celery Farms. Thirty School Teachers, with salaries amounting to $15,221.00. One thousand one hundred and thirty-three Pupils. Free City Mail Delivery and three rural free delivery Routes. Daily Boat Line to Jacksonville and boat lines up the river. Ferries across the lake. New Union Depot cost $100,000.00. New Express Office cost $20,000.00. Sixtvblooks of Street paved with vitrilied brick. A paid Fire Department with automobile truck. One News­ paper Office*. A Fertilizer Plant, shipping 7,500 tons annually. Two Lumber Yards. A Building and Loan Association. . One Steam and Two Hand laundries. Two Theatres. Four Hotels and many Boarding Houses. One Carriage and Wagon Factory. Three Blacksmith Shops. Two Restaurants. Two Baker" ies. < iij (Ary'/ ¡¿t& i). J-j&Yfc <!’1'! Titi'y. One ( ’old Storage FlanL $70,0(KMX) appropriated for 4 Federal Building. Concrete Works. Cold Storage Plant. Thru* Artesian Well Drillers. Six Public Parks. One Base Ball 1’ark. Two Tennis Courts. Two Bottling Works. Seven Wholesale Fish Houses. Two Plumbing Contractors. Four Building A»bntrac­ tors. Two Photograph Galleries. Three Livery Stables. Four Attorneys at I^iw. Splendid Sewer­ age System. Street Car Line. Masonic, K. of P., W. of W., Elk, Moose, Eagle Lodges. Two Bicycle Shops. One Realty Trust Company. Seven Real Estate Agencies. Three Crate Material Houses. One Wrapping Paper and Printing Factory. Five Insur­ ance Agencies. Five Physicians. Five Shoe Stores. Nineteen Grocery Stores. Eight Dry Goods Houses. Three Clothing Stores. Four Furniture Stores. Three Hardware Stores. Four Drug Stores. One Wholesale Grocery. One Wholesale Feed and Grain House. One 5 and 10 Cent Store. Two Jewelry Stores. Two Musical Instrument Houses. Two Seed Houses. Two Veterinary «Surgeons. Three Dentists. Two Civil Engineers. Three thousand five hundred AdTefi in Vegetables. Twenty-seven Vegetable Buy­ ers, etc., etc., etc. «Sanford is one of the healthiest cities in the state. Splendid street cleaning department, sewerage, a well organized sanitary department and such other ~ui gmiization.s t p conduce to tn e welfare and guuridicalth . The vegetable otitput from the Sanford farms for last season, from 2,175 acres of tiled land and 1,325 acres not tiled, was as follows: 420.000 Crates Celery..................................... !.$525,000.00 250.000 Crates Lettuce...................................... 375,000.00 225.000 Crates Other Vegetables.................. 215,000.00 25.000 Barrels Irish Potatoes !.................... 125,000.00 110.000 Bushels C om ...... ............... 99,000.00 65.000 Bushels Sweet Potatoes.................... 65,000.00 19.000 Boxes Citrus Citrus F r u i t ............ 23,750.00 2,000 Tons Hay............................» j......... ,.... 24,000.00 81,000 W aterm elons................ 12,500.00 Four Houses, on 2 lots, Georgetown. ' Deep well. with..pitdirQe=ptimj>,- cor.-»--“' — 10th and Willow.... ........................... . 1,200.00 8— Lot, M*orkham Heights, 100x140, house, 4 rooms and bath. 500 gal. tank_____ 2,200.00 9— Lot, 100x100. 7 Houses, cor. Sanford --- avenue and 11th s t..... - r ............. ............ 3,000.00 , Ijam H eight? lot 101x1-10 ■» 'i*' well 150 ft. deep, house 4 rooms. 8old 800.00 1L— House and 2 lots, cor. 2nd and Elm, - 8 rooms and bath.... .......................... ....^ 4,000.00 I 12— A splendid jarge.house, 10 rooms, 2 lota, store house and barn...:......................... , 5,000.00 13— Withdrawn. 14— Lot, Sanford Heights, 67x130, good 1 0 room house, electric lights, artesian • well, tank and engine. Lots of fruits and flowers-------- ------ ........... 3,500.00 L5— Fine house on the Heights, modem improvements, lot 134*130, chicken yards, Kewanee System water works,------ •*#•» ; orange trees, flowers, etc .:r.... . . . . . 5,000.00 16— House, 4 rooms, on 3rd S t , between ,V ;-^ u* Palm etto and M agnolia-_____ 1 17— House, 8 rooms on 3rd St, between Pal- ' 4 m etto and Saniord.. .;............ ............. . 1,300.00 j 18— House, 2 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 bath 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 every bedroom. Furnace in base­ ment.................. ......... ................. ............. 10,000.00 21— A fine new house, 8 rooms, 2 lots, cor. 8th and Park, shade trees, bath and 6,500.00 toilet. Steam heat............................ 22— Good, 2 story house on Oak avenue, between 7th and 8th Sts.......................... • 5,000.00 2 3 —6 Room house on Sanford avenue, be­ tween 4 th and 5th streets 1,800.00 24— House and lot, cor. 9th-and Laurel — one-half cash ,2100.00 25— Withdrawn. 26 3 Acres on the Heights, 8 room, 2 story house, 30 bearing orange trees .......... 2,500.00 27 2 Ixits, six room house, tool shed, (low­ ing well „ 2,500.00 28— Withdrawn. 29— Block 13, C & T ., one house, 2 story, 6 rooms. 1 house, 1 story, 5 rooms. 1 House, 1 story, 2 rooms. One-half cash ----- ~ Y "T - ____ 2,590.00 . . 30 An elegant house, with nice lawn, and . (lowers, etc., on Park Avc. _ * 6,000.00 31 Another fine home on Park avenue r.u.. 103)00.00 32 House,-2 story, 8 rooms, electric lights,. *: /-•>. gas for cooking, copper wire screens, 7 ," 35 gallon boiler. A bargain,,..: . >3,500.00 33— House, 2 stoiy, 8 rooms, on Magnolia...!.. 3,000.00 34— A choice home. House 2 story and attic. 8, rooms, garage, (lowing well, A bargain .......'................... 7,000.00 35 House, 3 rooms ami kitchen, on Myrtle Ave.. between 5th aud 6th Sts. l«ot 41x117. $1,600.00 on easy terms or 1,500.00 3 6 — Over an acre, with 2 story, 7 room house on the Heights. Fine location for chicken farm ..................... v..................... 4,000.00 37— A fine home, 2 story, 8 room house, with 2 splendid lots (House on corner lo t;, near business part of town.__........ 6,000.00 *i K H 7— a h \ I i t tal 1n «I ■- - -«■H ______m m I 1W 1 2 31 (n't win’ll 10th and 11th Stx.. on French, each $300.00 3 - i/ol corner lUlh and laiurel . ............... 500.00 4— 2 Ix)ta, cleared and fenced, good well ..... . 1000.Oo 5— Lot on Sdniord Heights .. % ......... 350.00 6— I/ot on Sanford Heights........................................... . 300.00 7—2 Lota in Blk. 5, Tier 0 ........... ............................ 1000.00 8—2 Splendid Heights Lota............................................. 1000.00 TT—7 L&iis M Sanford Heights....— •~ too.oo 11—Lot on Magnolia, between 8th and 9th ................ 850.00 12— 2 Lots on Oak, between 12th and 13th... ............1100.00 13— 5 Lots on Sanford Heights, fronting Park avenue 67x130. Each ................ ................................ ........ 550.00 14— 2 Lota, comer 10th and Myrtlo .......................... 1100,00 15— 1 Comer lot, 10th and Palmotto................................ 900.00 16—1 I>ot between 9th and 10th on Palmetto ................ 800.00. 17—1 Ix)t between 3rd and 4th on Oak ..... .................1250.00 18— 1 1»t between 3rd and 4th on Oak.......... 2100.00 19—1 Lot, bstween 1st and 2nd on French ...... 600.00 20— Block 5, Tier 10.... ......................... .......... ................. . 21—168x268 ft., on Park Avenue (about 6 lots)............ 3500.00 22— Lot on 1st Street, between Palmetto and Sanford 1m ___ , Avenues.. ..... ....................................................... ......1100.00 23—Nice Lot in Sanford Heights........... .......................... 225.00 - $1,464,250.00 24— Lot on comer, bet. 11th and 12th, on Magnolia or 3,118 cars of 40,000 lbs. capacity. Avenue. One-half cash................ ................. 500.00 26—Lot on 3rd Street, Stringfellow’BAddition.......__7... 500,00 26— Comer lot Markham Heights........................ .. .... 300.00 1 - Five room Cottage, on Palm etto ave­ 27—7 Lots in West Sanford.............. .............................. 700.00 nue between 4th and 5th‘ streets— 28—Whole block, 3, Tier 18.„„v....„....................... .......... 1500.00 toilet and bath. * Artesian well con- * 29—2 Lots in Celery Avenue Addition....................... ...... 200.00 80—1 Lot In Celery Avenue Addition.—,................ ........ . 300.00 • nection. Cash.............,¿ .¿ £ 1.%...... 1,500.00 I::.*-' ¿-r-Lot 13jf Blk 5, T ier 2, House o f 10 rooms 2,500.00 31— WM of a Block (6 lota), on Palmetto...................2000.00 32— E ^ of a Block (6 lots), on Magnolia... ... ......... .....2000.00 2— Lot, 100x150 ft., 10 room House, two 38—WMof Block (6 lots) on Park...-...............2500.00 I stories. Flowing welTand rain w ater. 34—2 I^ots, between 10th and Uth on Elm ................ .. 800.00 water ta n k ........................................ ......... 4,500.00 8t>—1 l>ot, between 11th and 12th on Magnolia........ 4UU.O0 36-7-2 Ix)ts on Mngnolia, between 10th and 11th_______1250.00 f Two story, 7 room House, lot 100x110 37-V j Lot, between French and Myrtle, on 1st St.......1000.00 . ft., on Oak avenue. Plenty of flowers undshrubbery........................................... 3^ 00.00 R. H . MARKS’ ■■Fivfi ioom Cottage, comer lot, B7x 75 . ' , Real Estate Agency. -------- feet— Easy terms , 2 ,100J)0 EsUbUshed 1869. o—Lot 6 5 x ll7 k. House 6 rooms and bath, warehouse. Use of warehouse re­ I haye some choice timber tracts, and a few good served for 5 years'. Good flowing orange groves, and I can beat the world on Celery T*____ ^ , v.w ell. Half cash.---------------------- ---- -- 3,000.00 I #* , ■ - • 'm 'JM:, L �LAW ESTABLISHING 1 iS n S ü r N « If* M III; 3) - sF .♦ ¡ 4 * . I f i / » ... i .. .................. * o nr ■ * «i p l -'JPJJl ibv/ Ambitlewe A««. Wo aro ambitious. So It lb though the coot of tiring’• high, Wo wont to dally pickles A ei . . . I ____ ^ t j r 5 - ^ r = F % r C . - V - 'r K ÏS - M « S T W r e s to«*. aaanig too phonograph horn ho ottnehod It to Uto vacuum cleaner. “Now," paid be, "lit your Qlee come bnl" * > F Will Be Issued By State Printer Soon Inspectors to Be Appointed By Governor When It Io-Soltow The voy «omo. poopie when there’* any thing , to , ha ASinad wiailaA J» áteíñ«V ^SW ptST Í£W **^ yírY ilL Is amualng. i.-rvr. mi V-i 'V *?7ie State Chcmiot advises this office that "as soon a s the State P rinter prints it, the law enacted by the legislature establishing a standard for citrus fru its will bo sent out for the information of the public, , . l . ‘ ‘ . 1 This law provides the following standards of m sturity f o r cit­ rus fruits. Oran gee m ust contain less tHaa I.30' per cent, citric acid; grapefruit 1 .7 6 per ce n t citric add, from September 1 until November 6 . •• , v" ’ It is assumed th a t there will be no oranges or grapefruit in this State th a t will analyse as low as 1.80 and 1.75 per c e n t prior to September 1. an w m This law provides th a t oranges or l show oneexempt half colored on the tree a t the time o f Governor * from this acid test. The law' also provi may, a t his discretion, appoint four to serve from ur inspectors Ins September 1 to November 6 , A fter November 6 , all restricthe Pure Food Department a t Taliahnnsce to enforce this Law, which carries an appropriation of twenty-rive hundred dollars an­ nually fo r its enforcement It Is not the duty of the Florida Cit­ rus Exchange or any of its Associations or Sub-Exchanges In the State, as organizations, to attem pt to enforce this law. Every jpod citizen, whether affiliated with an Association or not, should, and probably will, make it his or her business to see th a t any vio­ lation of this law is brought to the attention of the proper per­ sons, In order that the criminals may be punished. I t la assumed th at these four inspectors will be located at convenient points In the orange belt, and th at they will take the necessary steps to' see th at no injustice is done to anyone, and that the law-abiding are not imposed upon by those who may be disposed to violate the law. » Oranges that are one-half colored on the tree will, in all prob. ability, be sufficiently tnatttre to satisfy the consumer. Grape­ fruit th at is one-half colored may of may not be sufficiently matVML As a m atter of fact, grapefruit was received a t this office last year fully colored th at felt in ¿he hand like a baseball and when cut was totally unfit for consumption, as the pulp was hard 'Aud juiceless, bitter in flavor and did not taste like g rap efru it The original law, as presented to the legislature, made no pro­ vision fo r color, but was strictly an acid test. The color test was put in 9s an amendment and it remains to be seen whether or not it will be used by the unscrupulous in • an effort to defeat the law. The full text of the law will be published as soon as it is r e - , ceivcd from the hands of the Slate Printer, and all growers are urged to read this law in connection with the act of 1911, as it was enacted to make the law of 1911 operative. It is now the-grower's fight: j t is a question of whether he is going to permit a few speculators to wreck the m arket early in the season before his product is really ready for m ark et; or whether he is going to hold these speculators within bounds and protect the market until the fruit is in such condition os will insure a continuous use of it, when it is once placed on the market. ■ ----------- : •’ i On* Thing That Holffe U*. Megt of u* would be financially well to do If we didn't have to bar our debts.—St. Joseph Neve Pres*. HO I . Mean of Maud. Ethel—"Jock «notched « k in from Alice last night end the cried.'’ Mead—-W hat tor—m orel* , ■i1!; ~ Ber Moving Plot*rea I Mitin Brookline, Mas«., said to be the richest town. In tha world par capita. dace not permit mating pictures-. The children of weal thy parente must find Chap *usy |2B a Dlsf*. Msaey M l Rresputt/. of the Boot flovlehlag coon* High ooat or living I« not worriylag trtoo In the world, ouch u the United tha Cklnaaa Osa big Chicago Stale«, Cañedo, Argentino, Australia rant run on the Hoag-Eeag styl« on Ite mrnu % ffiMf that colto MA proportion to^helr popula­ -Pbony wong wu yln“ la what they dlo a, bBt but *° to b»M.poor hove, poor Paraguay aad and can and one portion in enough far tl00* d i^ t r r O n the Other band the por torw hungry eUffiil.'i'iee-ew-wtM^wniAi capita eupply of money to notably nary men. It has to be ordered twen­ email In Germany, Chilo end Sweden, ty-four hours before you get i t which er« aleo pro* perou» end progree■Ire. Argentine lead« the world In the Wamlrig to Berea. etock of mone/ relative to the nun»ber o i Inhabitant«-------When the man upon whom you are calling ’ begins to drum on his desk with hie fingers. he.da.aaL Atliufhhr of Rata. "the devil’s tattoo**'at random. Ufa ™ . A prico is set on the head of the ra^ ticking out a dear, emphatic tele­ In Tokyo, and, according to the Par gram. hot from the wire—"Will this 'East, “T|e Mght Is frequently seen fellow never got" Its meaning never jn the side streets of the city of aoiga' changes, and you ought to understand blooming damsel glngeilfc conveying-a It at the first flam, . • r _ small rat, suspended by a atrldg tied 1 ,# , ■ .m 1 ■.1 1■■;,) : ¡nit u to 1U.tall, to the police box. Here an tout of Data. official receipt is giton for UM r a t Major Banks tick (of the Indian which entities the holder to S sen. end so the plsgue la combated ’ and the army)—"Tell your scoutmaster that, people protected against foul epf* now I'm home, I shall be pleased to help him, If he’d like It, with field­ demlea.",. ’ , ¡0 . work and so on." Homed (of the Boy - * * _ / ♦ \Jm , / r T J r- r ~ 1- ; ' 1" Scoots) —“Thanks, awfully, dad, but— er—are you .quite up-to-date?—drtira u.(l New Kind of Work. Cynthia, a young negro cook, who altered a lot since you were home bad recently given up her employv last.’’—Punch. ment in order that she might try her lu n M L th a e a ^ p io fU ttlo n . ot-cataa Did Net U v * U p to K. css, met her former mistress on the Our high appreciations aad *wren stre e t (Thlf Is frpm Llfe l “flood morning; Cynthia," said the lady. our expressed desires are not always “Where nr*'you working now!**. *T Indioes of oar character. "Let mo die Isn’t workln’ nowhere now, ton’am," the death of the righteous," was the replied Cynthia, coyly; “1'se capering prayer of Baalasa. And then he went for a eongrtatman." . f right away and joined himself to the heathen and was s|gln by a righteous / *1 man. Cornered. ‘ h '*” !*‘J * "Tommy, thle 1* the second time you have asked to bo let off to go to your grandmother's funeral." *T Emergency Plea, know It. sir, but I got two grand* Ohe night Marjorie and hW sister mother«, sir." N| . tit! l «* Ware enjoying a pillow fight before going to sleep. They had been told repeatedly to be quiet Finally their Woman's Watch. The reason a woman la a woman 1* mother could stand the noise no longer because If her watch has. a beautiful and started for their room. They heard monogram engraved on the back she her comlog, and flve-yearold Marjorie doeen't care whether it keep« time 01 dropped down qn her kneee beside her not.—OalTeeton News. t ! bed and said: "Oh, God, please turn £ W: 5-a,., ifeW fWjJV-. |V f’ me Into a mouse, *0 l can hide under a ^ ~' •» a-t ~ f the bureau!" Contradictory. ’/ ‘ *■‘ Quaer things, these alleged wise Police Rely on Finger Prints. taws. "Know thyself," for Instance. Francis Gallon, finger print expert On the other hand, “familiarity breeds contempt." How do you dope that and authority, estimate* that the chances of finding the fingers of two outT 1 ' .•. . persons giving exactly tho same Im­ pression are not greater than ono in "Dangerously Well." 840,000,000.000. Polled experts regard Lord* Byron, In relerenoo to a ladr finger prints, which can not be dis­ be thought 111 of. writes: "Lady----- guised, as Tar the itoost conclusive has been dangerously 111. but It msj means of Identification. console you to learn that aha la dan* geroutly well again." Life'* Tearfulnci». ■■■» “Did you ever cause your wife any Pleasantry of Astronomy. te a re r’ ”1 don’t ‘think *0 Certainly Ono thing at leaat baseball haa done not aa many as leading actors and for the country. It haa settled the actresses at matinees have caused question of the time when spring her.” comes.—New York Evening Mail. Definition at a Qentleman. A kindly heart, a «alet roioa, yolH* words and manners, a hand open to help,' pttnotion to little things far q, . comfort of others, freedom from u ger, boosting, and patronising; towug tho «trong, e o u n isiip jrg p J.tb iu u a k ,. I3J qffiy; 1toward all .men, fa in *« ., Few men ever one In a mirror,-. Ufa. Work for Oreatdat Artista Designing, etching, and engraving of fine bookplates ta a thriving pro­ fession in Vienna. Some of the great­ est artists are engaged in the produc­ tion of these works of a rt yfaggff: We have the facilities—We have the "Know How” «n<l { W E H AVE OUR REP1 ’ UTATION ^0 maintain TH AT’S WHY we ra,ke P 0 I N SETTTA Ice Cream ;uxt a “urce bit" better than the ¿(her . fel­ lows You’ll like it. Try it, then you will agree with us that TH ERE IS NONE BET MADE. , T ER € ^ ■ , . Thet'e the Name FOR SALE BY Declaration from a learned source that thd "day Of judgment" la mythi­ cal may comfort such among ua as have lived without due regard for the hereafter.—Exchange. BOY REDUCE *- ,g|j| P O I N S E T T IA Better Net Take Hie Word. EVERY _-iij _. Thrasher’sPharmacy WANTS TH E M IL E 8 4 * ~ i SANFORD, FLORIDA A TO BICYCLE M IN U TE 8 You know the joy end Independence of owning a Bicycle. We sell them on easy payments. Our prices put them in reach of everybody. Wo sell all tho leading makes— Columbian Ramblers, Hartford», Ideals, Ivor Johnson,-Raycyclee; also cheaper grades. We carry a complete line of Bicycle Supplies of the very besy qual­ ity and the lowest price*. Our Bicycle Repair Department is complete. o We make your old Bicycle* nee*. ^ 0 We are agents for the Pope Motorcycle*— the best Motorcycle on earth. See us for (ii-nionstrations. I SANFORD CYCLE COMPANY ' A4*— ? 0 i The People of Sanford and Seminole County Should D q Their Business With The First National Bank of Sanford BECA USE The first consideration in the selection of a bank is SAFETY, and this bank by its record of more than a TER OF A CENTURY, of SAFE, SOUND, SUCCESSFUL banking, under the same officers who now direct its has proved its strength and staying qualities. : : : : ; ; BECA USE :— It THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, and UNITED STATES supervision as it is n id enforced by the comptroller of the currency, MEANS SAFETY FIRST. : : : t BECA USE *• . * i T“/ «. * . i , ii * -ffS * •y-** * «fr*-!** ' * ng its career of more than TWENTY-FIVE YEARS it has by able and conservative management, built and standing under the strict supervision of the GOVERNMENT until it has attained the position of a JR BANK, one of the few in the State, and a distinction that givp« it a NATiONA IP R Q M fflE ffiH :.\>. BECAUSE * * ' ir c>, i- 1 V.ru-i • : I t , . r:*u. I .I i t 'V .iTi/'.j ’ ic . V ' ’• ” INTIMATELY ASSOCIATED WITH ALL SOUND BUSINESS IS THE SOUND BANK; iisin p cs w lta fp v p r if m av K #:'' 1 • • ... , your■ hbusiness whatever it may be,' : V '^nonS^i; , .... J . : , ‘ . B E C A U S E :-■'Ne . ■* | , .( AM f M ill'A * I I ., ! " v M *»11 ■ I f , ! i .. . '** II • i j i L I LB j.ri! • »Hi • ' ’ , . -. : . : : I * - - . » . offer our depositors every convtmiencc and facility offered by any bank doing a safe, legitimate busifunds and securities are protected by the best steel and concrete construction, eliminating risk hv fir. -• m . i . . . . . . t . l . . i , t _______________ . _ Ilf - ; - , B ...a uy lir e hi.P je^ rtoa m *. v.-o I * efiO .■ - V - ' - .Lüi............ r r : . ; : : . - ______ - �m \ ** -J . «£ 5 * ' , ta _-§ i" 71 V f-, THE SANFORD HERALD. 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','*# l b ,rW ^ ' alur u|«.fi ta b le P h . e»««r»j dollar« 1 a I e p al e sf,l uu tîr w * u i v l r r t h u t j n . l m - N i .«* C4« h « un t> unde* Mu« a-t iie ¡h a i' )e h em ed fcotlt> »f a ima* I t hi e ï* h *ulî with a • «;«4‘ it» 4 m -ttf than twentv / tri 1 1 " ut* * * n • . f ; u u l f » T f o 4 fc f i * e h u n d r r » ! ,|citV alen t m otivine v^fuloc* ’ À N A C T I r r p o u n g_ L u et ?*r a e n d <dl»er Ia te * 1 1 ujp.n |on»H*tN’n t e p un uh rd t*y UH' 1«ar»«2« and n**t n vrr twenty fu e rj^y ìarTel» a d a r r i i x i «TW T w >,»• i - i u r . i •/ n u n * t n « hoiw* w * of -»t y r oa ou dd # r\ * ' * e y e * -11 1 Ira 1er» m Irretì / m it i and e ’ drtoeai' > di a i1 » ■ t the «ouulv aad rive fiuti In «1 h* p PA a yj rm mer n i l t TIherr» h e f t « :/Í, * r I P f r P n v » k rne . fffr tth* llhàj! J»»v a 1«.-eft*r t a l t f fo t* ! file ild *«(*»' dollar* till t * 1 l w) -n* u ....... M i n S i im prVfVnieail fi<'*l ei/ra-»f,re ’if% iti th# w ’ cuw «bal! fsm a li«*en«e U (hii lin t "Hund* •1 ------inaiun dolían fi*r «puh nl)tdnfl*ni «hall 8’» t ? th e S ta te and an? mcr«r» es f t L a in g W n o U m i ( o f D o i n g M u t in e * « W i t h . , ut ville »H* t h r * » i t u a(■ ih' .1 (Vi M« fi et» ! w ith a « a|«a» U) «*f t u r n i » fi» e 1JM t a * . i ,i bar» C 'aio li «• i fine no! Ttree«tin*t mie hundred ir wl iinty tr » h u h «u«fi liaient m etí k me r r m to n |e>r»tnl rit y •«» t«»*n ma? in n i tre «ri a. blu tonal a L k é n se . or O ther F a ilu r e tu ( ' . r i p ? With •«! I ila r i Iw rrrl* *•» .«#». «hall i«a> a Ineciw «»/ » illy five tórrate th e P njviM on * T h e rm ! i .n *¡’L tphonea When o|*er»tr»l f» r ¡«f«ifit. t a i of m«t r e that* l * n h u n d m l ariti fifi> ....... I2A0UV) (tfVVfin dulUr* f’ruvitlr»! K a d l ve hi« le a d i r i t t u r a un t h è « U r e i * b y m e a n t B e it E n acted by the L e g isla tu re of the S u t e of Sn I\ IL d n l m * ; H o u * r *. I.i-lifirut |lr»u«*e T hat w h r n ever an , «util «Itali |a> 4 Ti. rn*r t .** *( five <SA <MJI d illa»» Í .» ilollar* ( Han« r» m tn *yrr» «*r n ie r a t n n of tufd*entine e»ch « -a. I Hie t a u rin a i* L c s lv il c-utude the c . r p i . l » ’irmi* •4 b e n n e ; « fb«ala «<» i j r l i v m . «;? hjr a n y o t h e r ard I b le i* lla e u u : irri<n im id *U <fM for three F lo rid e : Se ctio n 1 . No p e r v io , firm r r o f[ * ,.u t i n n i e a n » «hal l j - * ? * li* e n « e t a l u f t c n t i 1 0 1* 1 ) hundir«) or mure b a tte ri «-r U a n l m «hall p a y »tili* »ha return l*> thr l a i l'tiilrc to r annually l i m e « .in i D r . .. im A u t'd ia tu 1 ’iherw»«# of an y * it* <<r t-.wn the in*tier t,r owyter* f o u h the c a {a . »t * •4 each »tili «if «»¡«crated <■» d dlart l ' r u n d e d « T h i » aliai! rv*»t a j g d y I n n e n * '■» rot# ta* of t e n hundred i J i a i l a i i duller* u n ir sh all en gage in of mwnaife an y t*m inf « prüfe» and «u«h 4 * ih u ffle h « td thru«*ine f*aK* *1 Vucure* !<i>»inrw* «hall pa« a 1 *untv Ir rn*e ta* t t!>r tnanavr») ‘ . them n.akmtr oath to thr truth of tt»e 4 0 ! thr like *n 1 n f jfo + i mi*e *|<« »br-d in thi* where the hu«»new« i» 1« aalr*l r>jual in anviutK skn t or occupation. ra n t tim e* l in t h *. a. i unir** i n e r i i * ] !- • !. # « . fa ta rd ? o f H a t e . C m s n l y f a i» ’». With a *mmn»t*l»of** for t w . hundre*] ami lea* , return \m «»n*r «*j*rreti»f i*t m anager wfv* dia * V l «!..*! |vti 4 b. r , r ta* I Im Hi»»»»' ,| ..la»» X ih r »um t ta! / the l»,r»»%r l* « t!x«t would M S ta te been **, or a S ta te and (*• unt? » rn*e r » K m th#? «d e retile th a t three hundred IteUfer* or N a n l r r y . « h a il' fail to make «U. h («turn ur».1er«iaih «Hall ) e ■ leet)»»'! ^ife»»i• f **' « a%w« a i - • • t i>,rj«>r*t»’ n * •» 1-* «4 \eaM**| f » !- ti. Mir m uña ||m* t *»*•! . "w n tf e.» h • C o u n ty literv»e. a j the c à ie rr.a . * r *ha‘ h a .» ! ^ n 1*4 > * •n«e tu* •4 n r huitdreil alni f.ft > fl.V lia il a'uilti f 4 iii.wlrmewnor ,*rid «fiali l-e |>uitnb ! Ih*» i* ri* fi» U ’k 'iy n l *i ' V * i n m n i <-'( IhII j»»»*t ?»•*» t*> n bu Fiant « A m f l tu. Í »r ra% h »u. h i'«« e A '«viuftrit 4 *0, ii j la» e «4 paocure-1 from the T a* t'ollevt«*# l the * u n ii «! ...ara by • fine i it. t m«ire than f u * hundre«] - l-Hi■ * • w• I aune**« w»re - ale»! r »thin the Im .iit >4 a « ,ty w h ere th e place <•/ Im n n r u m av l*f lo o t e d • *r in»; 11 «itie « «1 1 l « m 1 ter» th< ov* f?d H t h a b i U n t » rp rat?*’ii » •• < ¡a»ny fjirn uhm a «.<%* for profit With a<f"«w n »1 * t mm* < r one b u n d l'd and '*e*a dollar* r tow n . Froyitje«! fu rth er. T h a t r» f i» < p rul »h*U ¡V4* 4 turn*# ta t * • f««11o«»* w he/e th e p in ffa t o o or •• iü j» a ti-n n iai f-r engaged ».» rrxwr »hall | u i a li« rtj«e la * o f th itty 1$JM (S " S«*v .’ I b e- ir». J*'t M a . h iA e f y of S u p p li e ^ than t * hundred '.-d*.er* or U u n . 'm etiall | a y o m ini* ln . it;* « and ! >w k . 4 fifty Ih-*1*4 od inhabit «nt« Uiensr ‘ n i 1! M l*“ ‘a*i f«*r Sta te , itf. or frtitn the C om ptroller or S ta te I tea «urei •1 " a r t or t un tra. l -r» .leale»» in f«*r profit, or • ont»*. 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V r hrrn j i ^ n d a t . ihaU {>»» a h* r n * r l a i W* th *rmmrar*r|atyotTi f'T -t w r n t y ’ f u and tr^» let? t h o u «ah ! ■ n W - i l i l ' t i » h al l ( a i Ti« r r V •1 ‘>l'ani in m e.»* r.*«‘ n h *t. «<>m> u n iyT rii-e I.«* 1( tw hu'idrrd lU ih J iU ) «bd ui* ! «un %cl1 ,Uth * “ **, M u ^ J k t n t f th aï! I e signed U> ihUg Yi ila. it (<-, .1 ■* filly Fatarr* F « l* r n «*f *•» U i-«*r.irt*. than fifty janJeta, »hall |>ay a been** uf Ten tllü -U J) dollar*. >. 1 a . << W.-.m ■ V— vlnM » _»_ n . u'r i i i j f t T fl u i i n ! tn a t r r e t r a r i I h » ’ * S t r m R|U Ì*«V* rtr.tm a q « . ’ tf . i In d U n and tu im s <4 th irty thousand an d m ore ' f o i 'b e d u t r a t fur w h h h su-h*T>" o r b a r v i t h e C o u n t y J u d g e a n d aha! U i o f filtren i « l 3 tti> liuOafa. 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T * * ' o i ' c f Jt »hall i v aa te t e tn Ind v t d aau u lli* n n r p4n^atÌE*n*t r a t l u i i * . ! ^ ¿ J J (|A üO) d o I U r * . ftaaion or ix tu p a ti m m m t n o t i l ' tn thj« A it o r f u n k * «d p a t follow* ,,J ’ n’ “ 'l ' f * *•» «ht O w rw noc l th e T a t CoUechir o i each co u n ty in th i* S ta te e fe r p t )44.VVerj<efa fm u la ilv em p loyrd and under Accnm m cw latun* (o f U>{^tr* or l#«anfrM «hall In cilie« »io! 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La g»\»#« < F t e u UkAe* . •JM - .U u » « ' r . , . -V • . ; i \ rçS P ^ 2 1 0 � 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 08, 1913 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 08, 1913. 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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 08, 1913 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 08, 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 19-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 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/aa4ab122ae2a4a05c950aef7f6da377e.pdf a507a6a78e83abac192cb7e95b648216 PDF Text Text 18 _________ nfrmpT' i n jf d by Uw for lha p*tj*k*)*r« ot the fit»t* ol P p rtd i. Bac. J. T hat tiu» Act shah UV< effect upon I ts «t-vroval by the O onrnoc, June 13. 1913, ------ and all bids received if they deem the a»me pw lirut and r*-*dvertu« toe i m l n c t until a aatiefactory bid ia raceivad and accepted.* Sec. 131 t f « » accepting a aatitfagtnry bid, the County board tff Public tnatructPei thall th the party re parlua deal, »och o e iir a r t »hall in which the «iwutrurtu n u to iw cvenpietrd of ' ,1‘I * h* m aterial furtiithwl fur Ulprovrreeot. the time and manner aa amount» in which payment* a n In be nuda upon »aid G u a in e » and th* penalty tu be (w i t by the Ha p an ag« F“ * àl ibwtaOM rate and in th « u n t other jwn...meri cm the petilkin roll, T hat (h it Act *h»J! «ff*ct upon and approval by the (Hiverner. Approved June 13. 1013. /r o itt$ ie C H A t'T E R 0&&—(No. 133). AN ACT fur the Relic/ of If, E. R u n k t for C S T of P m D uties 11m 8utM «.*uo Protn th a Office of Sheriff of Lak» C ounty. . ■ WHrfnu, It. B Murrivt« *-»» In M erth. I90S i u i | n J « l from Ih* u m i w of the dulx-i of the office of Sheriff of Lake County, Florida: and wh*TT*». *urh *u»fennon r n never cont»leied by the Senate;.And u h e re u there w»i no »etaion at the Senate after lu th vtUpinticq. and before the eiplration if the term of office, and i t V l l pbysirally impoaaible for th e raid Mu retire to traum a the dot i n of Till office after the Senate failed to , u L a loch tunxem on; and *hcrcaa( th e Conatitttio'n pro rid a t b i t tf-j ta el M urthte ah*» rtffry no Iota of »alary or other cu m p ro u tien <n curiae, uoence of each auapendon: and w hrreai. the aaid Murrhoe wai th erra fte r ffdty rle c ttd {Sheriff of Lake County, Florida, for the trim beginnin* January Itt. I SOU; therefore. Ue It Enacted by the CegwUlore of the S ta ff of Florida; Section I. Tha* the sura-eff One T h o u u n d Twenty-Nine Doflara and aevrnly-acvm cent» a lLrj.77), being the am ount kiat by II. K. Murrby reaion of the Iota of aalary oe o ther com. aatioa r»u*wl by. unpeneiun from th e offer of Sheriff of Lake County in March, ltKM.br. and the aajae^M herrjby appropriated, t o be p a il to I STARVING COYOTES _ _ .ATTACKA..VILLAGE Unable to Obtain Food in Moun­ tains They Prey Upon Citi­ zens and Animals. -to comply • w .w*r. ««»tractorfur any failure ith the«?term« at the aaid contract. T ha contra«Vie »hall alto C H A PT ER SMS—(No 12» . ’ *S enter into a good and ruffle lent bund with the u i d County Board of Public liutnjction lor the AN A f T C itan lin g a Petition to 1. W Kdward» faithful i t l t i t B f l nf the Mid contract, the tur*Re n o„ ¿¿aj-~-1>r l ve t j t n the Contederate Army During the Civil War tiea Upon which and th e euffkdervcy and pauvieiuaa of which boodi »hall be detm am ed. L t a l a r v i t h w 'd y Caldei o aart C,«mty Hoard- » * - *--• ITVJ* itT fld which have made It Impossible for ir r ttl VTnteul a C om j*/i/ of the i th Florid» Sac. If. If any apecial tea achooi d ittn e t th ill g t m n t doling the year*1*63, and aervrd therein them to get food. Im m ense coyote« «re authority. a ■ I - •- ■ i'rry ile d (or. Aha j*hlanca.of itil dtactiarxra on account of {ihfilial dUabitiIjutuU lor a purport o ih tr than atijutnng. building, now turning to thn sm all villages, at enlanpne. (urm thing, or other improvement of W hir«», »aid L. IV. Edvard* did after recover .tacking th eir Inhabitants and kllllty; »chool building». the C ounty Hoard of Public e tram eaid d iu h ih tira raenbat during the year Inttructkm m ay and thall nave the authority horses and sm aller anim als for food 04 in the Company of Captain llawkm a of the to ditburte the proceed. ■dem int {roan the tale __ ___________________ ________________M a n ta Several persons have been severely of tucb bind* in euch manner aa m ay ba necea- Slate« faithfully until the ciuee of the war. tary and p ro p » to carry out the purpotea and torn and Injured bj th e hunger mad otffiwU /ue whilb the a i d . . bond tiaus v aa aa* IW^lt E nacted.¿Jf t>* LeguU tura.gr 11.tyState of anim als, and so bold have become their Florida; . _ . - _ y Section I. I. W. E duarde at Columbia County, attac k s th at It has been necessary^to F e e IA W henever any tpecial U a tchool Florida. M hereby granted a pennon in the aura as a girl. I was ready to buy any­ form vigilance com m ittee« to maintain d ittn e t bondi «hall have been taaued in p u rtu in c e of One Hundred and Twenty Dollar» ItlJULO) uf tbia A ct, it »hall be the duty of th e County per annum, lavable quarterly, anil the State Pen­ flection 3. The Com ntroilrr ia hereby required thing. knowing well th at I could sell guard during the night, when the at C um m iauuom of aaid County to levy annually to draw hi» warrant fur the »aid tutu uf 11.0/ ; 77 ip at a good profit. First I bought little tacks become th e fiercest. a laa upon all read and twrtonal properly, rail, arían Utaiil anali place aaid !.. W. Edward» on lha fa rm uf II. P.. Murrhee and the T rtS iurar uf the load a. telegraph and tetejhune line» »w ard or S tale it hereby renuitrd tu bey tau l » a rra n t. fob lots of ornament»; then .household An Immense anim al, so lean It« tag a— d u__ ni dm ik t aituated within »aid Appfffrrd June Iff. IRIX goqds, until I took tho contents of ant to rarer./ Ara malia un lite dollar la ‘ i any naie body was hardly bigger th an Ua tall, year, tuffici ru t to ratte t a g jtarwat on * CH A PTER GAM—(No. 13«). entiro tenem ent houses. aneaked Into tbe town o f-E lko early taid f a tu i tua arbool t nel ___ and awflldral ___ . »______________ — d u____ AN ACT (Irarrting a Petition to (}. O vum of - «'Presently I had the ‘monopoly of lo «róele a unking fund ( * the peym m t uf tha Mkdiaon County. Florida. principal of uatd ten d a a t tha m atunlv «g the aaqier I tbe best yearly hotel sates of the city Whereat, ( 1, Oavrru of Madiaon C ounty. Flor­ which, unking (und »hall ba provided fut bat teto- , ida. * o a I n r r ' w l h a lu n t toklier in the Cooand was making money rapidly when lutata of the laid County H a r d «if IhjlJtc Inl e b a t b i'diys and •tro ttin a be/r re th e i— uig eff -trnr eg l he aaid I T ex p an d ed Into a still higher branch id O. OaretH ia now o f th e arebond», AU tp e c a l U i-eüvool d m rk t tale« f o r 1 ra.A la « ..it. ffalMai - . a " yment of L U m Inter rat and to create a unk E W YORK.—X new woman m er­ of the business. The hotel men Intro­ a a a»A IL . *. . , a t w hereat. Um wife of the u i d . f i . Oerètu ia and [und-M Mloe mlha retirem ___ enta _tit tba aaid b n . tI a. » officili m ailer rolla to h a r* chant haa Just moved from dawn- duced me to re p n sen tstlv e s of rl(h hat lee n for many month» a n invalid; ajad be I at m l il, »jualracd a n d collecteil upon ‘ “ Wlwtraa, tha aak! tt,. (I wen a la Incapaci ta ted town Into the U ieatrhm t-distrtct“ of New York families until L -begsn, 1*4» 4« property w ithin th e apecial t a t fu ■ making • Urfeg by wa nu a l.k b u e m-wahwdiv trk t by tba tam e o ffk m and la th a aam a m an­ wheaaaaUl.lt W tiTT''Tdrfr afffffjad' ^street:— Strff* Tt haTtf the patronage of tho Tour hun­ ner a t la provide] by law foe tha «aaaaaaient, rodea th at he e n lh tn t in Captain j'rc k t company wiaa by raaaon uf hi» a d ra n e td age; and Whereat, the property of th* d u d O . Owen a Mary J. McHhano, who llTod next door dred.' «quaUaalvw and collertkna of other County ta u « , uf the 11th Florida Infantry in HMU and ttrv n l M t í * . Board of CuqAty C o « n l a d m m thall ■ca rral m ontht in th a t cnotpuny ami w»l dit- together with th a t «g hit wife dura not ra rre d the to “Paddy" rxvver’g where, a t S p . 6 “It may surprise lots of people to levy and h a r t collect evi (tom all taaable property charge.) from th a t company in IM S Ijy R a m of tum <g Fir« T houm nd Du .1er», and Whereat, tha aaid O. Owen» did m id e in the Madigoo gtrue t. ih e did a thriving know that thousands of beautiful gar­ Within the apecial taa u h . d d u tn et. the apr«.«! bring Under age. anil. Where»*. He cUilna to harh Iwen miurwl *hm !y Stal« of PkwiHa fog m any year«, b u t removed to t a t h*fem twovided for until alt («itila ietued ui ito i nee hereto thall have b*en i* o l and c«J- afterw ard in a railroad wreck and th a t euch in­ the State of (itoegik for a thort while in order to business for thirty-seven yoars, bought ments are sold every year' in New ju ry wat an tevrere that be wai not again able live with one of hit children, and thereby loat tha lent! occupied., by h er store nud York because fam ilies'go Into mourn­ ted. to rc~en!iit until near the ctoae of the war when hi» dtáaenthip in Ih e ^ ta le of Florida; arid Sec. IS After the iaauancc by any epevial he m l Ir Mad non and uffere« I to enroll for te r­ ing or suddenly, go to Europe. Mourn­ Whereat, the aaid ti. Owen! h at een d rd con- reared a family of ten children. t a i V tu » l dettrift of tnnd» In the m anner herein ete« «gain« and there nn< Iwing aooggh prewent tinuuutly m th e State ot Florida foe the peat “I'll tell you how I did It all,“ «Ü«} ing m e a n s selling their colored authonied. the qualifie«! elector* cg roch »pecial to temi of) to the army and he Iwmg gito in ill lia year»; Therefore, In Europe they want the Lai achool d ittn e t may thereafter, from tim e to health w at given a furlutigh a n d hefor« the fur­ lie It B nactcl by tlw Lcgitlature of the S ta te of salfl the o th er day. “I was a child In clothing. tim e, in the manner herein ptroridrd foF. aulhorite lough aajiim l tfte war had ctnaevl. Ih t- tervit e Cork, Ireland, when my father waa F n r ls styles, a n d so sell most of their one M more additional Imod i u u n a» th«y may In C aptain Feek t c*enpany in 1S1V1 bring evidenced buying gold laco and the discarded w a r d ro b e s beforo leaving here. Then determine op»a. by tetter from C aptain Trek a t well a« trie affidavit trappings of the Kngllah officer» who th o u s a n d s <if fam ilies lake apartm ents Sec. 17. Should there remain any «g-the jiro- eg two com rade^ llifrvfure 2. T hat the State Tenti-in Hoard ta here- ¡ reed* «ff th e» » le of ajwkiat taa ached d iatrkt B v 'lt Enacted by th« Legttlaiure eg the State nf I bySec. were suddenly ordered to India and and give tip bousekeoplng In. their authurirod and direr In) to place Ih r turne Floridi: ta eut» after tba purpow and object for which the . on > , , 1 iff the «aid O. Owen» nn the («-n»i«m itili uf lb - ! o th er p arts nf the empire. lie was h o m e s I buy e v e r y t h i n g fltey liaro to ■aid bgavt» were n»ued »hat] luve le rn earned «ail Section l. T hat M 11 iViT” ^ FJ.iaon ia hereby * Slate </ Kl.ietla. and to pay unici him th» and " and per/<«tn«d by the »aid Hoard of Ihihfic I»- grantwd « p e n n u n ___________ . . . such a Une, square man that he had selR from silks and satins to diam onds £ 2 ilred Î 5 ,A L <‘íi!5^!L,t2: ,h* ,"'r’'r¿dr,t H alrur.lion, the «aid aurphia then thall Iw held by taon «hat) Iw aa« hum a n*jd '.’í twüenty dollar» [dr As the officers and jewslry that no longer meet tholr the »aid County Board am) i*»vl nut by u i d Hoard annum during hit life tune, a n d th a f l u te O-tard u w for tb r pajrrornt uf pwflMoni by the 8 u t # of friends everyw here. for the eariuuve toe at the public free achoola lg Teno- n» i» hereby empowered and dircwUd to B ¿- 3, ThU A tt th*rt Ukw «ff«ct Unm nfUtctf changed th e ir barracks, my father not taste. O th e n sell because they want within «uch traviai t a l achool J o in , t at cal l County place the name i t Mote* I*. Btliaon on the roll Ui»on t u p*M<c* *n<\ a p |3fov«l by Ihw (fcïtrnvir only bought all th o ’ regim entals and money.. Few know how many people Board may deem reaaonahle and proper, provided i f approved p rn v o n m a t th« above mentioned A p ttu v d Jtlne 13. f u l3. auch diapiro t r » Iw firat rmenmende«) by the ra le . ( pay and th« Coni pi roller it directol to pay supplies, but got llio gowns and d ra­ meet w ith reverses tn the course of n Trutte«« of u i d apecial U a achool J u t rid . tueh [wnamner in the tam e m anner a» other pen­ CHA PTER AM7- (N o» I3T). peries of thn ladles, so th at I Instinct­ y e a r E v ery day I am receiving notes aron«« ara paid.-. Sec. IA When aqy. atwcial U i »chord diatriet Sec. X Tm» Act »hall take effect from and AN ACT 1<t tit# Relief of (korÿ* A Claytrm a» ively absorbed tt knowledge of values to call at ffno m a n s io n s to look over thall h a re a;ithori»c«J and. («jtie.l U n i t in the after Coq ira» tor for the auprrt»* C ourt Hubdinicit« twaaage anil approval by the Governor manner providedffor under the term» of th u Art. “Vi’hon I cam e to New York In 1872 tho w a rd ro b e s an d set s price.“ Whefeas. The ImUding ctmlrmct m ade by G«oru# Approved June 13. 1913. •u th fanaida abati be tubject to veljilation in thr A. C U ytio for the erect km for the State of the manner provided for ta Chapter <1237 I-aws nf Hew Supreme Court tjushtinir imnddoa fur the n«n n iA P T B H « U lO -iN n. IW) . Florida, approved June 3. IBI I, and any am enda­ pietkm of said Iiutldin« l»y th# sr^An! «fay u# tory Acta thereto ' A V ACT Í 'irAnting A l'tniKm t*i Mcturje W JIa4 April 11113. and poind#« for a money forfeiture ■Hec. 19. Thai Art «hall take rffrvt trnm rjiairly diA-k, of .Nauau í'o ú o lr. Pkïfida T h e Coyote Confronted H im . by M»d liuâider f(*r each *!ay «iter that dat# that upon ita |« i u a i . and approval by the (Jorernur If# ît E fU rtn! hy ih# !,*■^ u U tufe nf Ih# Stat* ot the Midi building! shall rm iain in an imuOipletc Appro m l May I f lih .J jiili florida: Lund it tun; an«! wnema* th# work tifw«» u M bmid th e o t h e r m o rn in g , p r o w lin g for-phlck Sect inn I. T hat the u n t (»e**** W. l í s d í ^ k in i hiA Uwn lUMVOidably deUyetl durimi the en I T T 8 B U H 0 H . PA.— W h o put th e , CHAPTF.R AM3 —(No 121) !*#, And n# i» Hrtehy. kt»fi'.rd a MmtwJit f*if life tire fuels« allot ted for it# cunstriK tmn by an r i t o n n s o r any o t h e r a n im a ls . C h r is EachMltUimrok h e r r i n g In Marry llak -AN ACT F ilina ll*e C -e n n w a iM i « o j F i . i , m1i« i in (he sum of ten dollar» l il i lí HI). |ser month. *»*"# amonnt «fff yahtfaft, «o th at il haa b rrn Ihi e lm a n , on e of the l e a d in g m e r c h a n t» ^uârtef Iy. *r*d t h# An> Itin l neemutay It» ptiiibEc by any human Im r»«(ht m ri!«»ft tu m - u Appropriati!in fur tfie C hief.i ’trrk in the State | ja o r a h o r n ? City Hall th r e a te n # to ho pay the u rne he, Ahd n h rfïb y »ppm prulait wit of t h e town, w as ,on hts way to his p k te the sam# at the tunc h ied by said co n trait Tre«tu rn a Office. rocked by tho controversy that h a s of the Stale PenaNjn Fund therefore b a r n , a c c o m p a n ie d by h is dog, w h e n ^ c , 3. T h u Art mhall t*ki* rffr-ft «mm#»itàtrly Where«». The prevent Chief Clerk In the Stgla He It Enacted by th* L#visUttir# «f ih# Stai»* ,j a r is e n o v e r th is slntplo arul a lm o s t tho co yote c o n f r o n te d him. T h e wild T m i a r r r i Ofllee ram e fumi Putnam County i^« uprm it« [tAUusc# i b H A(»jir»»vAl by th# ( HivrtitnT Plornla p erso n a l q u e s tio n Al leant (tint's Appfu.e»! Jon* IX fi»M the year I t t i a n d ha» «ine* that date lev« n « e a n lm o l s p r a n g upon th e dog a n d m alm , tinuofltly em ploy wl »• chief clerk in the uffire To tell th e - Se*:tinti ! T hat the ftiu i# in -the i ont r i « w hat thn goanlpor* say CHA PTER fUAt iN-» 131» ed 11 se v erely b e f o r e E ach el man could «g the State Treatnrer; and entered into by ( ie*mfe. A. CUylop with the Stai* t r u t h M arry r e f u s e s to bn Im i-rvlew ed Where««. -Tb« re»pon»iUlity ,f the priai lina g r a b a club an d b e a t t h e anim al off. flUiïklinç ( iRnmnuan f«»r the erection (J the f**j AN ACT CifAOUn« ¡\ I'm ium to Mr» S J Krlíry _ and the work jieefirrmnd by ini» Clerk, a la i th« Whereea. Mr* S J KrHey *r*s formerly th# prem# * i*i»t IniiMin# at T aP ah in ee that prnndea w hen t h e r e p o r t e r s a t t e m p t to g et him T h e c o y o te d rew a w a y Into th e sn o w ' long and faithfyl a m ie« rendered the State, make f u r s money fvrfritur# by u i d A ( Uvln wife t j K O /modfin. who wa * m <dfk*T io th# bia eompenaatmn inadequate and out rj harmony for fifty feel, s k u lk e d a f t e r tho m e r ­ day that «aid tiulltlinf frm am i unfim»ri#d to tell t h e details with the u lin r « it other clarka in the CapiVii, and ('íjtifévl^rat# Arm y. an ! Vendef#*! vaIíaíi! servit# ballf eteach Now Mr Maker may bo the Innocent the necsmd day «»f Aprii A II 19 LI, fw sud killed Where«» That juatice lie done th u faithful «od tu vh# i« u v of ih# O .nfr»!#**-'? mod c h a n t an d In a few- m in u t e s c a m e at the «Afft# i* here by raru eilv*l At id freiilnwl, »nil 1 h a Ilie, at » « ! nn lip# uf victim of I r r e s p o n s ib le an d u n r e le n t «ffKienl employ« who ha* not ««kwl fur an in h im w ith r e n e w e d e n e r g y II m a d e a Wh«feu th# u iii Mr» 'S J Kri>y ■»** *ft#f the u i d (■■•»»m* A CUytofi it h#rrby » U . . I m a i» in cnaupenulion. lije n f,* * iltu h orn w hich ho plays rlth Ing s c a n d a l mungnrW And again M r ft iF o d (l*en the j»syrn#pi J any suth f Be It E n»it«l l.y the l-rgulature .) the State of wAn!» líiiio tR il Ut th# ithAf» wh*«*# n am t d it ri'>" an-! le ap at E ac h clm u u a n d th o tw o rolled friture lo featiii 4 hi» ta«mr tjejkTV. atu I whiff K m tm* e die*! A O *! F l.v ii» .' •‘1t rm*ar m nT b arn toc-r<miiuU<kAWUuaae*ff-«•»»•«■*< technique and feeling In one of on th e gro u n d E s c h e lm a n s t r u c k th e IniiMip« - ill k O i/t nV ri'ilY t' •- *4iwwuw« ih* »wh| M m S j h?#Ii#TT* now • ¡Mcltin I T hat th# 1Ï f^^fìxT#T in Ünn And in desti tut« cirrurnstmof t ». rh«rr/or« ln «U other rr*| »Al-1 nmtfAi t wfwli n»>t l*e by »Imply refuting to be Interviewed ! tho NurÜmldo Oenxun tinging tocio- a n im a l on th e leg. b r e a k i n g It an d dls G fftk li» the Stai# Tmuurwirw O Uk« I#« arnf th# If« jt Enact««! Iff Ihr Lfifol«hire ot thn Stml# « Í afte» ted hereby H aving n e i th e r seen nor h oard on th e s u b l e c t Al any r a te the la le tic s u m « i« h tfib y âieal at T Thnuittrx! IM I am Set J Thi« A ct th a ll t « k # r tin . t iti t t a n t l a id in g t h e coyote so t h u t ho w as a b le Pin lid A per arurnni, Am] Any auh lit trina I fu ruts nei e u ary r e m a in s Uiidenled, nnd In th a t « v e n t th e g e n t le m a n In q u e s tio n on a toot, to kilt It with his c lu b fusetion 1 T hai Mr* S ! Krllry of flrmiffonf ifI»in fit IfrtffMriiiny I Saw to m#vt tht* amriunl Ar» b#f#hy Ap[Yr>t0rÍAt(y! for C-Kunty Plnrvta Approved June *i I'JLl and »Jn# i* hereby ^tanl#«! It Is loo good to let slip by w ithout his friend# h e s i t a t e to e n d o r s s his m u ­ th at (Nirpme A lm ost at th e s a m e tim e o t h e r coy «rriiMin 'if Thirty l>**i!Ar* j »«-t -jiuartci S«« J This Act shall Im itnir HTo t/vc ujfin sical ability Hut it Is r u m o re d th a t m a k in g s o m a m e n tio n ot It f Stale I 'f n i w n U -kinl o te s a p p e a r e d In other sections of t h e tm u l Uf Atfal kM âf»^rn»iÇAl bf ih# (»nrc|p€»r htfw by « i/ih n u ffd mod d ir e c t« ! '*» pla.ee th * n o n * H a r ry J ja k n c Is one of th e crew t h a t ( la b rlc l will h a v e to dig so m a to hold STATE <(Fifi.fiR 11>A. ) \p|iror& ! Jun# If, T J IJ t6w n a n d w ere d r iv e n aw ay by shots -of Ui« u t d M r» Ü I K#U#y n n th « |»«-n»Mn n»?!i : SN. g uides t h e d e s tin ie s of t h e m a y o r's hi» Job w hen Mr B a k e r g e t s a llttlo “-■if th e Ht at« «if Plr»#id* i n -1 to u n t o h f t th # T h o c l l lie n s h a v e appointed armed CU WTHH Mad .jMftniun in the »ame nrnnocf asnnow pruvnlert ow pro f Ullii e Secm tary nf State.} \ office. In th is c a p a c ity ft Is one of m orn prac tice . H ow ever, H happened Us for the c o m m itt e e s to k e e p watch as num er­ th« pay rn m t of«pcnunnt by th« Stmt# AN AOT O n n lìo i a IVr.UMtt lo [>AmrJ M anlr by Uw H arry’s provinces to se e t h a t tho g ang t h a t llg r r y w as blowing h im s e lf prodi­ oi Pitmdm. O ftak tt. I, II. CLA Y C R A W Ft )KI), S»vrrtary ib a t c o n g r e g a t e s s h o u t t h a t s a n c tu m giously th e o th e r n ig h t tn th e G e rm a n o u s e n c o u n te r s h a v e occurred w ith Bt<- .1 Thi* Afd »Ha II tak* effiect immwliatek c o y o te s an d o th e r rorlug anim als t h a t W h ftu a M unir Hrrakrr iiA* m«Jv it« ;*4v»4ifT and Apjuuy*l by Ui# (euvern+iî of S uite iif tile S late ot i'loniln, dil llereeve ry a f t e r n o o n belmvea Itself w ith club and so m e o n e playfully In serte d Apt.»T ali fi ffir a (imiMm And ha» fiiarl *fVi»Uyils AppruvwJ June LI. Itili l»y certify that the ¡drove, coinpruing co m e dow n from tho m ountains, un­ that I»« w it a t h*[>i*fn In CcmtNMiT C.” Sud |iage# I to 'lO-’i inclusive, C h a p te r (M’J I p r o p e r d e c o r u m while w attin g for tho a flock of B lsntark h e r r in g Hi tho end a b l e In t h f h e a v y snowfalls to gut South C ifrilo* Rrulment r4 Aftlllary. and th ft CHAPTER -IN.«- irj) of hts ho rn su m m o n » t o . e n t e r t h e h o ly o f h o l lo s b*- «wrrvrf hHiH U i I r^umient in ihc CApAeitv .4 | \ o l l l*i ( ‘lull let (Nil 1.171; til food Many v a lu a b le d ogs h a v e been efiApUiri <|unn^ tf»j w*t '-«Ftvr^«*n vh# s -aìp^ «ti ! AS \f 1 l.r jn t n« * l*<r*i r; |r< li H K uh * . Iiisive, as p rim « 'l !*\ ilu S late Printer t he possib ilities of such a s itu atio n » h e r e t h e m a y o r » Its w ith h is fo n t n n Wh#f»«n Bai ! ru m -l Vj jn lj llrrnlp/ Kat v l killed in th e se Invasions. will natu ra lly su g g e st th e m s e lv e s at are all (hi I.UV»' "I i ( ietier.il \ Tllffi t h e m a h o g a n y d e s k «S» l»> h it (#»o «ffv !*m |n I ih*t . .1 I N 11 ir \Vh#fr« Samuel \ì#t*o lf r *ud j H Prl-fet * »fi a«*« a ■* •VS* 4 1-f* I ro-i.| «it tin v-i i--it 'in 1.> i I t u * on ce m th e r e a d e r with an original As a f u r t h e r d e ta il of th is ( a ir M ar pi*tith ('.An'ittna ! fe|| m.iiirad*-* «*tih I ArTf»i a -.1 I'.ill ry 1# c r e d i t e d w i t h being a n a r tl a t o n tu rn of mind [Uniti Ma«|1| : Il rr* !krt, \11*t h e m*• ri" -1 ««n1v Th* mui 1 (i H K1114 i* (lu* Uf th» aut < ii. en under my ham ! .mil ilu tire al chup'laim in Ihrtf fifinseiit. imi th*t thny I.a»f *w-»-n >«í Wt»#f»*4 wrwrnly-iig yrsors. gruí i* muir l##h}«. and him ^nsng Uulv a« A j*nr%tr in thè rtn k v Ihat thrjr Th# ««id II H. Kiag « m v o u o tld m Seal of the State tf Florida, al Talla­ Animal Dies After 12,600 Is Spent In her tm one o á ^ tin n of hi« s c u rir« a fun Ihr nicht lung, tm l i% in rtuidly ¿«rimiti^ hralth hassee, the Capital, this the Twenty* •n d ActxmttUflWL «Dtf And tn f into______ the b »¡ht on in B e e n u fn c « them if, t i u r .. - fo ________ , Litigation Dy Kansas Jam#A |tÌAti®i _n#«kr C h*rl«tijn, B C,. ami. Wfccreti, l “he Mid B H King u d r i ti t u it uf sixth day of July, A. IX PJRi. Men. V M N M The f ran se riti! _fr*jm the ofh : i*1 t a r paurce uf mppiift uth«» tJwiti m«nuiAJ Ut#if «mí » (SEAl.) If, CLAY CRAWFORD, Itrfknl ibonrii U Uut ut ‘«-»i ! II, If. firm itir made nmdi Secretary of State. WhcMTâi Th# stki H H M ini II ifintpt» IlAte*] I o t C e n tral pollen s ta tio n : rmtii>n for a iiim m rn t to ja m n fsLnn.il a* Cluii» f rrjcn ifwalmg a liwir** li* niAnqái Ia I ajt ■# uthf? » Je tm o r n . K a n —T h o f a m o u s "c a lf Uin in jf # fhcnfr*1erata Btate* Arm y Hot !i*»» im *i*e l»> ream i -»f hi* a I» irn n l a^e and de» Jitiiri* “ S tay so b e r or lose y our b u s h ' " furthff iA uf'1 4 hi* *ci vn • lh#'cf<«tr case*' la ended h#*lth an 1 Be It PnAtic*! fiy th# Legislature -»f the Stmt» In spite of th» ap p a llin g tn ndonc y of F o u r yi-ers ago P r o b a t a J u d g e BarsWhrtrA» Thr |*f<nprH of PL-ridth e tim es, th e u n f o r tu n a te h a s been Alt Eng ll»h m a n il fur I ii r >-1 nas (‘■-i tv *t r 11 fc-| ih r tun tow bought a calf E N a l l g a t o c la im He# t KHn ] Hi *t th# Htatr II- u%fd f I VmhWMn» «ml found who finds a c r u m b of c o m fo rt *-d o w n e r s h ip and b r o u g h t a re p le v in b r o u g h t uut u mud cl m o to r car. which l*e and lh#v at#, hr*#* \ I nr* ic*! t - *«• #j»i |«r •*nf» Whi-rv«• ih# «Aid H H Kictrf I f In the c h a n g e J a c o b Hush, who lost «ublsivttrd be th# M H< . I m «, <r.» ( ' k'U ’U *' ’4 P lU-ti IB 1 ■*•»* tw ls rf j can hr- driv en for mliira th ro u g h w a­ suit Moth w ere p r o m i n e n t m en. a n d .,f Iff Fb f 471*1 ; « *■ hi* I; » III tf f-4 j Jw-I. '# < * rrii th r latra -4 l"rt| s ' 1^ 1 his two week# ago ns lh a r e s u lt of a ter four or ffvo fuel deep, In o r d e r H‘ riFT« ti- «h Ui (.4* ' *» M t »*•1 a {«»itl-.n *r»d t u ! « ’ » m l tu Miti ir r » it# Jin! H o d g e m a n co u n ty , a c a t t l e r eg io n too hasty e x p e n d itu r e of a lavish w h o m men would fight w lllloply for tl»At h« !«e |**»d *1 ih# ini# And m the «am# YVhertu, !>ie *a!fl H il Km* «I *t*(l to m e et tho rigid r e q u ir e m e n t» of manner a* /»ihei (Uiuu.»n#r* utr the i«*n**»*fi r*dl in C#*frmAnr **, CAVAlry kr^unrril Pivr ir-dm thr g r a tu li y a n d th e c o n s e q u e n t n ig h t In , h„ „ rlnclj),fl" | n v o l« di d lv td e ä. F o u r fk* 4l' T his this A> t tliatl tnkr eff#.. i «j|i»,g HiAir •|| 1*«iwU, AT th e B ritish c olonies In r e s p e c t lo m o ­ 1d I'il !»***&## Afti i .«WtHl'\ AI b V t Hr r t*,v«■r If#»y a cell, d e c la re s t h a t b u sin e ss h a s Im­ yt-ars uf litigation followed. W Hrr«wA. The ■ auI If H Kiug Iia« nvl rr»ii!r<l Apirroerd jun# Id, IVII m Ihr HiAte ni FkirffU «ine« the eifly J ava thr tor c a r s which ca n bn t a k e n a ijy » h ero proved wonderfully sine« bo was do New York’s Second Hand Queen Moves Up Town N C Ever Hear of Fish Scales on an Alto Horn? P ¿St FAMOUS CALF CASE IS ENDED Police “ Regulars” Mourn Their Vanished Whiskers CH A PTER flifS —(No. m i . AN ACT CrmntiiNi a P#n^»-m f.>r«r*ir«# W ( <id VVhefwna, 11#»*## \V. ( imk was a t the tim e -4 ill) b ffiunion fjf ib#1' Cjv*l » a t an mifiiif-rf nn the rilSntad b f t w n i J axle»mvilla at».1! TaIUH«»*#«. Abd Where a«. I, Ailmr A/tar th« Ih# w«i # « t «Mni in |if t« m i fur a ytAf or two wo he «cwffhl to rnli*l tn th# jc g u ltr mihtmry br»nch •ranch <A Ih« Mtvk *. ar. 1 <l*»i ¡irrv jit him««if to |h e emoiiitatf ih« fntdlliiiji uffirrr in_________________ TalUhatuM ao «I maid officer h*d r irs n him order« to irjwjft to the company At l-aV« City. Florida, #nd h« left l h a ermdline of?lc« the Sut*#fintendecl */ the Railroad entered and mxueste.J that th# m m llin i officer detail him to return to th« railroad as there irrre no engineer* aeAiIable to man the engine« and aaid cnrrdtin« officer dnl order him to return to th e railrewd Anri c o n tirp t to run th* ntgine and Where*». «aid (kuir« W. C<#*k did limtifiue t nm htt engine on th# «aut railroad until aftet the war %*as over, and * M the id rn tu a l engineer who Imuighl lb« lr*m *cu*%* iht AuciUa tr#»t:# whil« «aL! tmtl* *»» lmrr*tn«f. havin« Urn ftre#! I#y c jo m tm , «n d « * « a jh e nienti al rn«itirrr who rArTt#d toM irn by Ira to Ölu*t*rj™-Thertif>f*r II« It ftttActtd by th r U g itla lu r« oi the R u t« oI Florid*; b e t r a t L T h»t 0 # p m .W ,.C o o k bs so d h« li hrreby yranred « irouion (t-.fr. th« fit»!« r j F l u ­ id» »I tin rat* <1 Utw llu m lrn l aud .Twenty Del* Ur» p*r annum, «nd Mid p tiu ie n ihktl I« paid from Um I'cnoun fund ia th ia » m « m * n n « a* u ltr a |* n » ra u «tv paid, and tne Prutkiu Ikw nt ora hereby d irw lid to plot* hi* n»m* on thy ro(J U approvtd p*n»km (U trni and th« S ta ts Cuntptroll it d i r e l t d to itni» hit w arrant fur th# «m ount ktk.wwl ia th lt Hill. Iiaytnruff t« be n u d r each * iiu a tlrf during Ui« lif« ot tald.p*nu«i»r. s ir . 3 T hli Act «h«ll 1-KtiuM cffictiv* July war. f-ctArrn the S u ir t until within Ihr Uit* »la VPir t. therefore It# It Enact«*! by th« TrcÌAtAtur# »4 thr Sut« *4 lluThlli , fWctlon I. That the ukl If I! Kimi uf Futili fj«inly* Fiondi» I*# And h# I« hattljy ^nui#-! « pehU«si ijf MM*) t>ef ffuarter, iWv 2, That Ina u n i Pernio« IL*rJ it hrteiry auth- ,*ti«#- J and dir#ctc\! tu place th« name uf the «Ani II II fCirtif on th« jamt-pn roll <4 thr Stair t4 Florida* anA to p *f %o hint the itiJ cienaral m the «afr« man nr# a« tvm pmvid«<l f»r Uw for th# yment oí tentim i by thr Sut# nf rjoitda See 3. Th»l Act thall lake rffiect immeJiately ufv« iti t^aiu'c amJ art»rTival by the tkirfrvnf a n d e v e r y w h e re . All e le c tric a l co n ­ duits, m a g n e to an d b a t t e r i e s a r e p ro ­ te c te d by special I n su la tio n s, and e x ­ tr a l e n g th s of pipe a r e a t t a c h e d lo tho e x h a u s t pipe an d to t h e I n ta k e m a n i ­ fold. W he n a c a r of t h l a ty p e Is d riv e n th ro u g h five f e e t of w a te r only I th o Up of the r a d i a t o r a n d th e s e a t s ; show above tb a s u rfa c e . L E V E L A N D . O — L o n * and a t r a g gly w h is k e r s , t b s c h ie f s o u rce of profit of th e to u s le d m e n d ic a n t, a r e do o m e d by C le v e la n d police. No m o re ca n a h a r à - w o r k ln g flood sufferer, who haa th e m i s f o r t u n e to posse ss th e n o r m a l a m o u n t of a r m s a n d legs, comp e t e w ith tho m a im e d a n d th e blind. F o r w hlahors. long gray w h is k e rs tilled w ith d e a d le a v e s an d c ig a r ; stu m p s , will soon c e a s e to excite pity »\pj»fuved! June IS, |U t3. The women who tak e tholr vaca­ ! In t h e h e a r t of t h e p a s s e r b y . ■ CHARTER ÖASS—(No. US). T h o v ic tim s of c i r c u m s ta n c e who tion at Atlantic City nnd w ho r e g u ­ AN ACT (1rantiry; a IVniion tn Leroy Leonard larly road th a paper* will m uulo slink t h r o u g h th o s h a d o w s of O n ­ <4 Du val County. Florida t a r i o s t r e e t a f t e r n ig h tfa ll aro rapidly \Vhef#ii Ia roy Lrnn»>4 of Duval County, their hatplnri beforo going; lo (hat They Fl^nii», —a», durimi ihr yrati ot |i«U «nd H»H popular resort, as tho law In force p a r ti n g w ith t h e i r w h isk e rs. • | i m t r tn Firtt Hattrey F«M Af1il>ry eff th*' a r o c o n f r o n te d w ith t h e h o rrib le p r o ­ Military (uree* uf the Stai* et Flood», «nd. In Now Jersey against tho hatpin n u n c i a m e n t o o f D esk OlJIcor EH P o tts Where*», during «atd tini« h* «rat. white uffilrr command iff an ufíW«r. »Itandimf »"i)rái»l drill ram pant lakes it for granted that (or ü u purpuM nt ÍMtruciron and tu a w fund» all the country knows about Its-e x ­ fa* fitting up Daituvv quart«», ».ridcntally inkam th* premature discharge <ff'C*« off thff istence, and no plea of Ignorance i while stranding suih lyyrial drill, and, I. in such injury he »«(treed th* t-aa will avail. An Im portant Hem tn the C proved of bis whiskors. "W'y, I can go right over tho same beats they chased me off of last month," he boasts, "and they never know me T hat's what Mr. Potts' funny stuff did for me. I can make a touch right now off of men who run me away a month ago ' This smoothface work ain’t so bad, after all. “All It takes Is a little sense. Next month I'm going to tell ’em I'm a vic­ tim of a wreck. These cute on my face look good enough for th at." But Jacob Hush, known aa the lncufnblo optim ist of the Eagle lodgIqg house. Is alone In h it Joy*- Those who are not so resourceful aa he still mourn th eir vanished whiskers. Motorcycle Runs Arrluck In a Crowded Street off *n *y® and ■ hand, Itirrriu r* , t He 11 Unacted by tha Lcgttttffurs uf the Slat* at Florida-. Section |. That the »«Id - Leroy tamaiil be, and h* 1» hrevby, granted a ten non tar life in the »urn of fifteen (IIMXIJ ilplUr* pee rauntn. I*l»!-'-* quantity, and the amount necaaatry to i*y the lame be. and i* om is hereby ap|>ro. priated. and »ball be |>kid unt iff tbe State I'enfirtn fund ff .,*« Approved Jup* 11, 1913. m atter U th at the Inform er gels half the flno Imposed, and fine feelings stand little chance when confronted with easy cash. . ; , . rider!cM motorcycle C HICAGO.—A jlsshrvl up LaSalle stree t tbs other afternoon. ' . When Ihe police had Anlehed clear­ ing up the atroet the motorejrc le ‘and • An Influential W ashington woman Its qwner were In (ha Central police seta a paco by “m atching her gowns station and two victim* ware In tho • I«. 191» Approved Jun# 13, - 191» with her favorite Jewel«"—an oddity Iroquois M em orial hospital. Tha per­ CHAPTER fiSAff—(No. 134). son who sta rte d th e machine on Ita In costum e chronology. C H A PT E R ftM fl-fN 'o. IM ). e. * >■ >, AN ACT Hi Ci**VI a Petition to Rufu* V. Vtalhears. lunesomq “Joy ride" tould not bo AN ACT Granting ■ Freuion to Thuraa* U Co«. of Putnam County, Fl^rrda. i at l«oa County. Florid», «nd FrovrJbqf for thr found. Thero'a u o t h r r new aehim out. and Whcraai. Rufua V. Mathew* in U u d i MM31 P»yment Th«feuf. ,E. C. Oago. a negro. rode-IM o tbe 1V b m » i. -T I uitui L Co», who wa» Ira n m Ieri , Columbia. A C . »ervrd faithfully a » a C on- 1 this ono combnth ull m!eriyorgnnl»mi* loop In Jackson boulevard. The en­ C h*flntoti County, !>outH C am 'ir» n i’ i l i j July f r d m te KcAffwe*.ro tiI Iw »ortendertil to Gen , After a whlto heaith will cease to be gine of his idotorcyclo “heated'' and IX MUM. »nd w»» ip »ctlv« «revte« a C-*n!r*l W II W ilaua.ol the F nlertJ Army near Weal , •rat« fluldivr during th* War betwwru th* But««, F - u f (i# .. on t h r ( 7lh day of Apiil lful.1 and a care. stopped at Jackson boulevard and La until th« luricnder of G rueral Jowjdi K, John- t>a- Vd a t Maron. Cm ., a t the n w «f the Civil Salle streffft ' •ue, «nd. W ar between the State«, gntJ- ' >* • W hrrr**, ui*l Three»« L- Co«, who moved Tba m ost popular scheme of cur« Gage was tinkering with thb ma­ to thi«,H U '« is 140*1, *nd h»i rw idrd ia tw in Whereak. Huful -V . - M ltk ew t i> nul «Ugthjt chine A w hite man he did not know •r CdustV, FVro-t*. «*«r »rac«. t» now-»» «ga | m»n «nd aa a pgntiun«/ uudat auuatuig law for the rem ua renry reform will bo one to m aio is u * « of th* ««iMt«nc* 10 tie «ffrfilrd. llwrrire». Itis i ha wa» no« in 1ÍMS a n sid a n l «ff the S u t« volunteered to a ta ri tha m achine for It com« easier. Be Ij^Enw rtrd by the UguUlura of the B u t« of ot Florida, and , , him. He did." Wh m as, tin ta IM»! ha haa twivro« g tt«id«nl Section l i , Tbs* th* »»id T hoeu» f_ Coe of th a s u t * et ftoavd«. and a w orthy c itile » of T he negro said the stran g er started Our notion of utterly useless «. «nd h« t* h e rtb r sra n U d « |>«ntius in th* »um Futnani C ounty «otlraly ¿«servi«* of <a penth e m achine north at about forty milea knowledge Is bow to cook artichokes. B effi EnaV tnî by ÜM'Ufi*i«t«Va of th* S lg tr cd an hour. He rode about flflj£ feet ffkff>4 Jump*« a « .---------------------- 4 ■h a u lm ■ BWI H HW / ba t Eccola» a Joke; bnt Thn motorcycle, speed Rufus V. C ounty, I B S tha By hasn't. continued ujj L aSalle *treat. 7 ) (Ailed ■ _____________ - a roi ¡Ë Tho state's best legal talen t was nmployed. H andlers waxed hot. and while 12.600 was being spent for (L* possession the little |12 calf died. Dut this did not stay tha conflict. Hjr general agreem ent tho calf was skinned, and tho fight continued over the possession of the hide. E xpert vet­ erin arian s and ca ttle’ dealers ' were Called to tostlfy regarding m arkings on tho hide. One aide contended they were brands; the o th er barbed-wire cuts. The climax came when tho bide was Introduced In evidence In the last trial and the hide showed no m arkings whatever. Tho skin of the dlsptitod calf had been stolen. In disgust, a Jury returned a verdict for the defend­ ant, Barstow. B R 'E R Sure! RABBIT J V IT H HORNS It Must Be So, Because a Reg­ u lar Newspaper R eporter Saw IL. _■ * Ran tienilo, Tex.—W b at la said to b ¿ tho first specimen of an antferod rabbit ever killed Vaa recently shot by « Mexican near San Benito. It was of the Jackrabblt typo In all re- ». «prete, except th at protruding from Ita head and fastened to Its ears war a to get tho signals of Traffic Patrol­ set of horns much resem bling th e antman F. J. Arens at Adams * M b*. first struck William Gpodrow of 4 KllxTho longest of these prongs motsabetb court. Oak Park, a manufac- j fires nearly seveh inches. T he o th er turer. Ho was knocked down and a prongs m easure from one to six six-inch scalp_ wound resulted. Inches. The bead was severed from Passing 'ova# Goodrow th* m otor­ the body and mounted. It haa been cycle reached Joseph Darton, 163) vteded by many people. South Hamlin avenue. He was thrown down and a Unger was broken. Then Gallant Burglar. the motorcycle went over on Ita aid« Portland, Ore.—A bold, b a t g allant and gave a realistic Imitation of a plow beet:—"* ----------------------and after ad mon Gage was taken to central by pa. not to scream , o r move, purloined trolm an Arena and locked up. kiss. Nothing elsa was stolon. �iî* > ?il* '* • »' ■ ■ » . Hr-r t «T OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—J OF THE WOULD - T l . B U S H ED : SEMI - WEEKLY 3*38 ■ AND FRIDAYS ' • » . I , I N S A N F O R D —Ufe I a Worth Liritig N lim b tr 1 0 2 ;-------------- I smäti»i£A& 'Jltrvi‘ ■■ . . . Bartow (¡iris Meet Death New And OlcFCounties Senator Bryan Defended In Burning Residence , Make Friendly Division In Parcel Post Actiqn V ~~~~l * T-. V f *- >r # j r r f . < ....................... • - • » •-..■•4* .r * I ■ .• yardmaster at Jacksonville and Savait- O r a n g e A n d S e m i n o l e ( OHI- 288.38, of which fund Seminolo is to reoutright .what is Shown to lie due nuh. Later made assistant master of mission er s Come To Terms ¡reive | to schools in Seminole county, «aid trains, and about a year ago appointed ' — .amount to lie paid,as a separate matter trainm aster of the Sanford Division. O ih ff'ttc u 01 in (front Concern­ "Are you married?" th e I-ako 'Region Transaction Givi I r a f i l# i 'H JJft<»wd-re-i><» the amount which may be, editor ventured to ask of the youthful ing T h e State Of Florida In And Both Counties Arc In Fine ',i,own thü «h«01 record* to l>e due official. His feply was significant: "N o, Condensed Form Shape Financially to *'hwofc‘ ln lh* ‘vritory now embraced r in Seminole county.~-but it's not m y fault that I'm single." Mixata Emily and Geneva Bradil*. Girls, take notice. Another item of in­ Uslng the 1912 *» L u i s , lb) The am ount shown by said da tighten of Mr: and M n . J. O. Braddy terest was Capt. Marlowe's statem ent for settlem ent made necessary by the j statem ent to be in a special district tax of Bartow were burnt to death Sunday th a t he hoped to secure for this division creation of Seminole county from a part j school fund,« to-wit: 111,000.63, SemiIn a fire which completely destroyed the some o f the bran new handsome coaches of Orange a t the last session of the legis-. nole county t a receive as . a separate --Braddr«*idnjnnrnd wrofd Tntre-irrrr^ hrtety put in aerrico fty th rA . C. L .' In tature, the county commistionert o T th r r*etttemertfc-w*Artwf* muniçated' itahlf to other strictures this wish we join you heartily. Suc­ two counties completed their w o rk Fri- by the school-tax records to be payable had not the Uraddy home been in an cess to you, Captain Marlowe; m ay you day afternoon, and adjourned after to dbtricta now embraced In Seminole iaolated location. Another child mem­ rapidly rise in your profession to th a t having given their official approval to county. ber of the Braddy family wan Injured by proud fminence occupied by your cousin the article* of agreement. • (c) The amount shown by said the flames, but la expected to recover. Julia, when you, like th at priraa donna, The division was effected w ith o u t. statem ent to I» now due to thu fund of Mr. Braddy received several burns 6n can exclaim: m friction. On the contrarty, the adjust- special roatj and bridge taxes for dia­ his hands as the result of his attempts to “ I am monarch of all I survey, ment was made In thé most amicable I trict No. 1, which is embraced in Semi­ rescue his children. The family were manner, with all satisfied at Its conclu- noie county, and all of which am ount is T here’s none'w ith me to compete; asleep in the second story of the house Prom aun-up to Sarasota Bay, aion that the m atter had been concluded ’ j>ayable outright to Seminole county when the fire started about 10:30 o'clock id) Before making any division there I'm boos of all I m eet."—Euntls Lake on *uch term* as would be sanctioned and the flames had gained terrible head­ Region, shall further b* deducted from'the above by all. way when Mr. and Mrs. Braddy were in order to enable the new county total of 1107,367.64, all debts of the awakened by the heat and smoke. They to start its affairs off on a cash basis, the county of Orange which accrued, or for The Hicks la Pennsylvania staggered down the stairway and, in the county treasurer of Orange was ordered which Orange county was liable on May A. A. Hicks of Psola, Flòrida, who general confusion, failed*to look after to pay into the treasury of Seminole lit, 1913,-whteh'er the tam e were actually formerly resided in Bloomsburg, is now the safety of their two daughters who, county the sum of ten thousand dollar* due and payable on th at date or not. a visitor here. Mr. Hicks loft Blooms­ they thought, had preceded them out of immeditately, this being a portion of This to include bills vouchered at the burg in November, 1886, a id baa re­ the house. When * they reached the the amount due the new county under May meeting of the county comm In­ sided In Florida ever since, Mr*. Hick* ground the young women could not be the settlement, i'he remainder will be j aioners o( Orange* county, ami also all cam e along with him and st present they found, but screams from the house told paid after the proportions have been j lull* vouchered or for which warrants of their awful fate. It was then too are the guests of Mooe Treasler and fam­ worked out by the special agents up- were drawn since that date and which late to rescue them, the building being ily in Fern ville. They have prospered jxilnted to do the work Tpis will re- were obligations of the county on said 'w rapped in flame*. Summoned to the during their sojourn in Horida and are j quire some time and in fact no accurate May 1st. enjoying good health. They are the scene soon after the Are started, t i e (e) There shall further be deducted forecast can be made of the time th at parents of two sons and two daughter*, Bartow fire department did good work, Utfore any decision is mad« all amounts will lie required. There are numerous all of whom are married and doing wi II. but the flame* had gained such headway , condition* accompanying the settlement found to lie payable by either county to This is their first visit to Bloomsburg , , , . . , . , , , by the time the firemen arrived that that had to be worked out with the great- any and all incorporated cities and towns since they left here almost twenty-eight little could be done. Late tonight the ret forethought, nnd in order-to reach a in Orange and Seminole counties on ac­ year* ago. and they notice many changes house was a smoldering ruin. Hun­ working basis the audit of the county's count of road taxes, the amounts yet und improvements in and about outdreds of, people attracted by the fire were affair* made May 1, and reported by to lie computed by the county auditor, on the scene, and many ahed tear* when town. After a visit here of a couple of the auditor May 5. was taken as n start6. After deductions of all of the forc­ they heard of the terrible fate of the weeks they will go to Altoona for a few ing jioint. The turplim funds Ion hand | going items from said total of (107,young women. Miss Emily Braddy was weeks and expect to return to their t hat date were divided on a basis of! 367.64, the funds remaining shall be a young woman who had reached her Florida home in October. uvuwwwl values, after certain deductions Idivided between Orange and Seminole Mr. Hicks is a son of the late Jews« majority, wua noted for lier beauty anil bad Iteen made, oil of which are rnum er - 1counties pro rata according to. the as- JCCV^biùbmanU - and greatly admired, Hicks who was born in Catnwiiwn and ati-d' in ^ k e w H i w e K t m iVWir.»—«T MeM—u it valuation o f-th e year 1912 of while Miss Geneva Braddy was about later m oved'to rReading where he died. document seems to cover all phase* o f , property in iaaid countire, and subject twelve year* of age. The family had He is also a half brother of tho late Ben­ the division of property and money y af-' further to the following provisions: been spending the past week on a ramp­ jam in F. Hicks who resided on Sixth fair* between the two counties. It 7. Seminole county shall pay to the ing trip at Eagle Lake, and has just re­ street this town. " I » n " e y a number pmy lie that future development* will county of Orange outright the following turned. The origin of the fire is un­ of us always call him, I* well remembered show that something was overlooked, items, said payment to be made by de­ known tonight, but wifi be investigated by many ol our people aud was given, but no omission is apparent. The text ducting the amounts thereof from Sem­ tomorrow. Members of the family and a hearty welcome by those wlm met of the document, which is signed on be­ inole county's pro rata part of the above friends are prostrated with grief over him. His wile was a daughter of Joseph half of Orange ‘county by M. 0 . Over« mentioned fund, warrant to be paid to the boss of the two lives of the young W itts qf Rondale and is also favorably j street, chairman; J. L. Dillard, E. L. Seminole county for the remainder rememliered by many friends. When 1 women. Brown, 8. W, Eidredge, and on behalf found to lx- dot to Seminole county after asked if he wouldn't like to come back o oo of Seminole by Frank L. Woodruff, said deduction*: here to live Mr. Hicks replied: "No, (a) As to the bridge known as the Oliver J Farmer has sold the Bronson I wouldn't come back (or the U-sl farm chairman; L. P. Hagan. J T McLain, Tim re-1H-niocrat to A. I* Hardee, clerk in Pennsylvania, our climate, our work, ( ’. W F.ntxrningcr and J. ^ I'Urk, fol­ Wekiwa bridge The cost of this bridge to-wit, 11,160, shall lx- considered us a of the circuit 'court for Levy county. our surroundings nnd our jieople are so low* Memoranda of agreement reached separate Item not included in joint Mr. Farmer has lx*en editing and pute- much different and we are so well nutisliahing the pa|**r for twenty-three Irt-tl thut nothing, scarcely, could induce at the joint meeting of the Boards of debts to lx- j>ro rated an alwvc, and year* and the newspaper fraternity will us to return here."— Bloomsburg (PPa.) County Commissioner* of Orange and settlement therefor shall be *o made tljnt Seminole counties, held at Orlando Aug. Seminole county shall have paid fiveregret hi* retirement, as he announces iven Uriel. 6, 7 and 8th, regarding settlement of sixths of live entire cost of said bridge, th a t he will move elsewhere and engage property affaire an between said roun- and Orange county ono-«lxth, Seminole in other business on account of his health, ties: county to reimburse Orange county o oo Prominent Volusia Man Head It is agreed by the rew|x-ctive Boards out of her prolion of county funds the A new and handaome hank huildmg Telegraphic advices received in Jack* sald fivc-sixihs of item, towit 1968.33. of County Commissioner* "f Orange ami is to la- erected in Ft. Myers by the •tout ill** announced the death of El»-r \V (b) Svininole rouniy shall refund First National Bank of that place. The Bond, .i |>rommeni ciiixen of D«I-afi<l, Seminule counties as follows mitrigli! to Orunge cnunty all coxls wKlcb 1 The written agreement entered contract has le-en let (or ti (56,000 lime­ who i'iui-wd ¡i w \ m Willoughby. I Ihlit, bave bceo piud in criminal caees, except into by tlie Chairman of Orange county stone and marble structure, one story, at the iige of ttT. in casca ■ where ronvlctiotw Itavi- lif-en Iniiird and the chairman tif the Seminóte which wilt compare favorably with any Grief, ow ing to the hew of bis wife who county lioard, representing the two salii had and where thè comici or ronvirts of the financial institutions of the state, died July I lust, t- perilled a* being the boards,'which was executed on May 9th, are imi» in Urtiate m7nty convict camp, o o o immediate cause of Mr. Bond's death. 1913, is hereby approved and confirmed, «inc» the county division. The relehration of Miami'* 17lh birth­ M r. Bond settled in Volusia county and it La agreed that the plan of division (c) Seminole county shall refund and d a y ‘was a large affair and many people in 1881, and since that time has given ahull be as provided In said former con­ pay outright to Orange county her pro from every section of the state visited generously of his time, labor and means tract. rata (based tin 1912 osaesM-d valuation) in suppqrt’of project* fur the general up* the Magic City» 2. A* to further detail« of settlement of salaries of the county clerk, the rouno oo buildlng and advancement of the coun­ it is agreed that they shall lx- an follow*; ty attorney, «alurh-s and fee* of county Ho rid u made 360,000,000 cigars in ty. Through the years of an active 3: Division of movable personal prop­ treasurer, lax collector, tax asscMor, the fiscal year ending June 30. And business career be bad worked dli[gent­ erty. county commissioner*, and all admin­ Tam pa made over 300,000,000 of them. ly and intelligently in the initiation amt That part of the personal projierty istrative ex|"-ii*es of government since promotion of ¡mportimd corporate and which, under said agreement, is U> lie May 1, to date, except, however, that business interests, having la-on a foun­ divided, that 1* to say, mules and other Seminole county shall not tie required , House Farly at Anna Maria der, a builder and n developer, his work road equipment, Is divided os follow*; to pay any salaries or fees of employees, After a short visit in this city a party went to Anna Maria yesterday for a living among the greatest of the forces Uran|(l w unty Bhll|I u k o , niJ reU | n or for any cquljiment or improvement* or hom e party of a week's duration. This in the growth of D eU nd and • Lake ,tn h jtct to th,, io|ltm in i, Bj| of tho Mid any exjiem«* whatsoever the lienefit of projxTty at an ugrix-rl valuation of | 6,- which was had solely by present Orange will be in honor of Mr. and Mm. J. l>. Helen. At the time of hU death he wan presi - f a ^ „ ,¡ „ 01,. COUIlly lo nw ive hor pro county. Huger* and little eon of Savannah, who of (d) Seminole county shall rcimhures arc visiting relatives in Lakeland and dent of the K, W. Bond I.umlx-r Com- * u part (b w ( , on pany in Iaike Helen and connected projierty in Seminole county) of the «aid j and refund to Orange county outright Sanford. The party included besides the entire umouiU of all cost* and exMr. and Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. Alfred through investment, or official service, ( 6,000, payable as follow*: (a) Seminole ‘county take* steam I penditures made for work or equipment Lilja of Sanford; Mr*. May Williams of with numerous other financial or Indus­ or materials or improvement* which Lakeland; Mrs. Jewel W ells.and little trial concern* in th a t section of Volusia roller at (500. (b) Seminole county Uk one com- have been placed in or expended solely daughter, Louise, and father, Mr, W. 1’. county. for Seminole county since county divi­ hi nation van at $100. Powers of Orlando: Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lawson Pharmacy Sold r) Seminole county takes one priwin sion. Lanier and children of Bartow. They (d) Balance In cash. . (8) Tim settlement shall be *0 com­ will occupy a cottage, and anticipate a ¥ The Lawson Pharm acy was sold last van at (100, 4. As to division of surplus funds in puted that Orange county shall pay out­ delightful outing at th at attractive re- S aturday to J'. H. Fletcher of Ft. Meade ' aort.—Tam pa Tribune. who wilt assume charge immediately. accordance with said former agreement right for the fixtures installed In Orange Air. Fletcher is a registered pharmacist and In accordance with said farmer agree­ county court house shortly before divi­ - ¡y ; and still conduct the store in a moat pro­ ment and in accordance with the oc* of sion, in accordance with said format con­ Trainmaster Marlowe ■At, . tract. Tho excursion train o ^ Monday was gressive manner, taking charge of the tho legislature, it is agreed ** followav (9) Orange county shall pay out­ 6. It is agreed th at tlie‘division of accompanied by Captain D.' C. Mar­ pharmaceutical departm ent himself and right for one'ear load of metal culvert* funds (subject to special provisions made m aking many innovation*, This *t«re lowe, Muster of Trains of the A. C, L. \ Railway with headquarters at Sanford. is ’one of the best locations in the city hereinafter) »bail lie made a* of May 1st, which were at h*nd s t'th e time of thé j n cqnrrnHirimt-whfc Captain ‘TTSWOWJ'f and undt-r l&> able m anerrm etit of Mr. [1918^ «.w* the-atidReeta- statement of division, except that purl of said cul­ —who blushingly admitted Julia Mar­ Fletcher should prove very attractive, Orange county, dated Afay 6th, 1913, vert* which have been installed in Sem­ lows Wits a distant relative we gathered not only to the drug trade but the thirsty is taken as a basis for the several eom- inole county to Ixi paAl for outright by Seminole county. . ihis-pertonal history of the popular and ones who delight in cold drinks and putatiorvi referred to below: (10) It is further agreed that Sem­ Th« said statem ent show* a total bal­ efficient trainmaster, who is probably other Confections. Mr*. Fletcher And the youngest man occupying that re­ family are here also and they Will add ance on band in all funds a t said date inole county shall receive outright th at sponsible office on the A. C. L- ayatem; one more family to Sanford'* constantly of 1107,367.64. From said total shall part of county revenues collected since be deducted before making any division division which arose or was paid out of Bogan railroading on the Plant Sys- increasing population. Seminole luunty —UTTlW y 'T hat is to the following amnunf* TH. yaare ago at Waycrow, Amount shown by said state- say, Ga., ¿1 the capacity of brakeman. Was Fletcher to Sanford and hope that they J . ( to frd g b t conductor, then to will remain with' us al way*. « • Parents Make Escape Tliinliing Girls Are Safe ——► —r M ’\r- *- 9 _ - 7, . 3t .«t i. . F lo r id a I& ? I .---------- ---------------------------------------------------- w u ,— S e n a to r •;*J R e c e i v e s ing 1200,000 off the (XMipie's money mak- M u c h U n ju s t C ritic is m *"? nn ln™*t,Knüon- wl* n ,b *-v h*v- in this particular cose made a reduction of the parcel post rate, nftrmituud&ya&atfa B ry an O n ly D o in g W h a t l i e C o n - «¡deration. T o-L ake tho burden from the people permanently, it is necessary sillers Beat For Service Of to reduce the amount paid the railroads, People He Represents 4 in the same ratio th at the reduction is moda from the people to- ibw p w M i ~ Lakeland, Fbu-Aug. 11, 1913. m*nt. Editor Sanford Herald: I noticed considerable criticism in Y ou« very truly, the columns of the preea, both favorable J. C LIFFO RD BROWN. w m i'fttherw i» in reference to Senator Bryan’s action on the parcel post m at­ V'' Lodge of M accabees Formed ter, among th e most recent comments Sanford Tent, No. 4, Knights of the . on his action an editorial comment in Msccsbbess of the World was instituted "3 the Tam pa Timm of the 8th instant. in this city on last Friday evening in I note the editor states among other the Eagles' Hall, with some forty odd thing* th at he view* his action with dis­ charter members, composed of the lead« appointment and regret. I cannot con­ ing professional and business men of ceive how his friends or any one else Sanford. Slate Commander A. C. Ham­ would have him do otherwise in hi* con­ rick qf Atlanta, Ga., was present and g a te scientious duty *s be sees It. tho instructions in the work and also It is true th a t bis Hand is not popu­ acted, ta installing officer. lar at this time but I attribute this to The following officers were elected am th* fact th a t he ia misunderstood in the Th* following office« were elected m atter. He it not now opposing nor and installed: Past Commander. Dr. has he opposed a reduction of rates of J. N . Robson; Commander, I. S. Maine*; the parcel post system. LJeut, Commander, Dr. 0 . J. Miller] Congress in the same identical bill Record Keeper, W. H. W right; Chaplain, which enlarged the parrel post provided E. M. Bell:Sergeant, H. C. Phillips; M u ­ for a joint committee of the two houses ter at Arms, M. L. Raines; First M aster to further consider the question of the Guards, W. E. Betts; Second M u te r • parcel post, and ascertain whether or Guards, G. W. Hardman; Sentinel, F. M. not it could bo enlarged or extended. Pou; Picket. H. E. Arnert; Trustees, Senator Bryan wsa a member of thi* A. D. Smith. B. R. Beck and W. C. committee endeavoring to investigate Bray. whether or not it could be enlarged. A full set of regalia was ordered and Tlti* comm itter on parrel post and post it ia expected th at the full initiation will roads has been securing data and Infor­ be put on at the next meeting which , » mation from overy county that had a will lie on next Thursday evening, " parrel post established. They had re­ the 14th. ce¡veil information from all three The Sir K nighû are very enthuaiMtkt nources relative to thi* m atter, with the and are working to build up this lodge- f exception of our own Postmaster Gen­ to one hundred or m o « membere an d 7 eral. from present indication! they will «¿JIt was natural to jireaume, If the de­ ixe their expectatkme within a very partment could not furnish any informa­ short,M om -------------tion asked for by the committee, a* to Thi* popular organisation is thirty ‘ if wlwlber or not tho present system was years of age and ha* paid out line« Or­ on a paying basis or creating a deficit. ganisation in benefita something over The dejiartment certainly was not in n fifty million dollar* and h u Invested l>uaitlon to make a radical reduction in over eleven million dolls« for the benefit the rates, without a reckless diaregard of of ita member*. » . . . . « . » ... .. . .yt the consequence*. It is stated on good Detroit, Mich., ia the headquarten of authority that the present plana were the Knights of the Maccsbbecs of the worked out by the subordinates in the World and they are in no way connected Ikm u I department, and not only him or affiliated with any other organisation Ujeir j>Un lieen severely criticised, but using the name "M ecabce.” their ability has been seriously ques­ tioned by no Usa authority than CqnColonliation of Florida grreamari Kindel of Colorado. 1 C. S. IVker, W. H. Marta* and Dr Senator Bryan'* oji|Knition to that * Stinson, all representing the Southern particular claiuu* in the art of A ug. 24. 1912, giving the Postmaster tie neral Settlement St Development- Organisa­ thi* arbitrary power to read into the tion were in the city yesterday enroute law is well founded and justified by the to South Horida in behalf of the organi­ act of M r. Burleson in abolishing the sation. Sunday's Times-Union deespecial parcel pout Htamp. So now we rribes tho organisation fully, of which cannot know, except by caiimatc, either the lielow ia but a part: The plan of the Southern Settlement tile revenues ol th« government or the and Development Organization to aettie exjx»nditur»s of the government In this particular branch of the service. If he th« untill«d acre* of Horida and fifteen would make such u dr.is tic order as tins, other southern state* will be graphically on the lit Ii of March, mil) two day» in outlined ut th« meeting to lie held in ofllre, thereby putting hi* own depart­ Gainesville next Friday afternoon. Tho ment at aea a« to specific information, receipt of invitation« rent out by Dr. nnd rutlilciudy ranting aside nn act of \V. M Stinson, chairman of the state congress, and then again when the com­ commjttee, resulted in a numbdr of mittee ha* »jiept about one year study telegram* being received hero by nearby These were to the ing this complex problem* a*nd "seeking j"ro 4n ,*pf’ ,aat Information to work out » feasible, ¡ thllt thow wiU ** * «0#d *t * T$ stable, substantial and enduring parcel t<,n(,,nr« th r m" ’tln* in Gaincaville. po*t .y.lern that Mould he radical and Thirty-seven counties of tl* state create confidence in the public mind ,u,vc lw n ,0 w’ n<1 x M t from it* inception, founded on experi­ to the meeting. At the same time yewence and facts, Mr. Burleson, then terdny the question as to "W hat is the again on the recommendation of subor­ Southern Settlement nnd Development dinates, put* into effect, the last order Organization?!!" was asked and answered increasing the weight of packages to by the office« of the body who are here twenty pound*. 1 think it i* another at the present. The future greatness demonstration of the fullticy of bestow­ of the state, it* agricultural development, ing legldiiiive (towers upon an executive industrial prosperity and hanking ad ­ (tart of the government, and further vantage* offered by the willingness of demonstrate* the wisdom of Senator the trust companies of Europe to buy i— -*gg Bryan in hi* conaiatent und peraistent Horida farm mortgage* wiU bp some of the features of the Gainesville meeting. fight on the particular clause, giving the Postmaster General th at Arhitrary •tti Laid Some Egt power. Mrs. W- B. Noell, who resides a t the 1 believe Senator Bryan will vote for and work as hard for the relief of tho old Dowdney place on Sanford Heights common people a* any one in Congress. h u some fine chickens and takes a great We cannot expect to conduct a govern­ pride In the same. Th# chickens seem ment business at a'loss. If It is a fact to respond to her kind treatm ent with th at ths parcel poet system can handle plenty of ben fruit and one of them lasta six pound package, one thousand mile* week laid an ‘egg th at measured 6H on the same train th at tho express car­ inches by 7M in ch « , which In theoe ries another tlx pound package one thou­ dsy* of high cost of Jiving would be very sand mile«, and the government pay welcome to the housekeeper. their /imploycc* ninety dollar* per month, - •: 7 zjm and the express company pay their em­ Gel the Laws _ _ | ployees forty-Avc dollurs per month, ami The Herald l u t Friday printed the the parcel post rate being forty-four |;\w* passed by the l u t iefisl*lure and cents for R like package, it seems to mo every registered voter I*,entitled to one th at the interstate commerce commis­ and If you have not received a copy sion, wfio sanctioned the last order o( come to the Herald office or send in your the Postmaster General making further order and you will receive one. The reduction*, would certainly offer the Hat of registered voter* ft» Ssroinole ia common people some direct relief through a reduction In rate*, especially te n who were overlooked. If any who after giving tw enty months to the con­ are not voters desire a copy they are sideration of the exprese ratee and spend- 10 cents per. m its M �THE SANFORD HERALD O r i l u a n i f fra rh fo IW th e Op*a lee r f l safe vand ;sane~ growth. With our pub- than two feet wide with steps not lean, — ftrgUuotfam I leak) t*rt*r te the H o llín * r Cred e i n m U e . , . ' . ■tic-affairs still in th tr hands'of as/e aqd than six tw in * -tre a d and placed a t an — wa tU t r unt atura * y th e C # y <Wu»ct! TTSlSfiffHT n o r te s : anglo of not more than forty-five de­ sane business men; our d ty will go on S ortk* t . T hat th s rtork at th s C h r of (Wa­ and progress with th e balance of our gree*. The way of egress to such fire tted t e sad ho M'hereby outknrtm d and txjulrod to e(*n a od hrep opm tho rrtMtraUon hooka o f |>eoplc and their uffaini. We shall have escaped shall at all tlqtes bp kept fr^c the «tty ot Sanford, at hi* office tn tha r i t/ halt, b r t t t t e hoar* u t ran* a. m. an<r four p. 'ra ., good, strong, safe, economical adthfnU- and clear of any and all obstructions lor iaw puffed ol **i*n day» tmnwd iatoty prior to of any kind w nd-every, nature, At ev­ tration t»f city nfTairn. We predict that aeree day* b rio » ' th e date aay «perlai «forties »hall he h»H. for th e purpure of rtrt»'g opportunity there will be no strife and nothing to ery opening to every’ fire escape a red to I he qualified rute«» of reid city to r w h o t and mar the family Irlartion'which properly light shall be k»iii byring.at night.' Fire b»ra«ne ifuollficd lo ro t* si Mid «perlai elect loo, f r * " “ " 11 fo l exist* between all chuncs who must live osoup— shall be placed wfim* rbm-fapwf DtUvrrcd 1« «I*« O l ì hy carrier 1 1 0 0 per yr or tri «foçtiun »hail be th e tonfo a« rwjulrvd ol conrnmisnon' may direct. And if more together in a growing, prosperous com­ «d«ont» or 20c p*r month. lor* la gérerai r fortino* held In the d ty e l than fifteen sleeping rooms on each floor, Hanford, provided, hotrevrf. th at no efortre «hall P irm en t» to a t e s t e » m ort ba m ade a t office m u n ity .' be prrrolllrti te vote a t *ny »Ieri fon for òr ***ln.t ---------- '-------------------- ------------»-----------We believe that our city and our city above thc^Avcond floor there shall be' Ih * kenanre of Urn J r unire» he be the otrart o t Several weeks ago an article appeared in the S a n ­ re is t# located la « I d city. Eotered %* aecood-clait maU m a tte r A u ra it 22nd .government is now entering upon inn provided one.such described lira recap® real Bec. X. "All artUsaorre or part* ol ordì tañere ford Herald which asserted, among other things, ISOS; a t th e Paateffiee a t Sanford, florid«, rondici h rrre lth a r t hereby repealed. unprecedented era of peace, proj*e*a for each additional fifteen sleeping rooms hi Sec. e rfle r A rt of March 3rd. 1879. S. Ttifo tedinance to lake etfert tuuredialethat the P eop le o f Sanfoxd had been enriched the on each floor. There shall be peatexf ty upon it* p e s e ta ami approval by the ro*y and prospertity.—Orlando Sentinel^ Y t hereby totUlv th a t tb e fiuregnlnr ordinance and maintained in conspicuous places .above am ount during the past seven years through •Telepintna Mo. U S .u- . t ‘* s Office In H etald DSiWfoi* ----- 0 — ■be dcity e a r duly p**«r*t by (he t y «round 1 ot Hanford, Florid», i l readoo Jûty 21. A. I>. ISIS. _ in each hall, and each guest room, ex­ the Established S a v i n g s Departrhcnt of the T H E UlG FA lli ZI. Vi. IAJVr.LL. C ity Clerk. by me tide 22nd day ot J u if, A. D . Albert Willlar .wn refuses to become Ilepresetitatives from Orlando are cept in the Inlll and/oom a on,the ground I SApproved Peoples Bank o f S an ford . . *• •• IlT O . W. 8FE N C E U . M ayer. postrmujÇer of Jacksonville 1ht »use he visiting _________ _____ tbe_________________ various counties in„this sec* floor of such hotel, plainly written no­ *7 -4 w D id you stop and think w hat'this m eant ‘T o Y ou, «piren m to defeat Claude. . L'Engle fob ^Jon of the state relative to the big fair tices reading: "Fire Escapee are indi­ cated by’red lights.” And every hotel T o The C om m unity at Large, «nd T o T he Bank? th at is proposed to be held in Orlando. N etlre at Eteri!*« U too rood ■ m*n «ntl too large for the As this paper stated last winter when tbe less than four so lri« high and having T o,yofl who were so fortunate as to be a Savings plebian poaition of poalmaater. He county division fight was at its hottrert less than fifteen sleeping rooms on the Herat note rm raty, a u to ot Florid*, re the Tlh day of J u if, A. D . ISIS, duly reread aa ordin­ third floor, shall have hallways placard­ D epositor o f th e'P eop les B ank, this m eans a larger m ust have real money. point we are heartily in favor of Hanford ai*«» 'rn tltfo d "A n Ordinano» rn rv k tire tor an e e l B eads te th e Bum c l Fitly Thourend measure o f prosperity th an for your neighbor w ho • ■ — - o ----------------and Seminole county Joining Orange ed to indicate aiL staiTwaya and exits, lere D a lia n 1er ‘ “ I»tp and the nthrt,rotinlini in making and shall keep a five-eighths inch rope The Miami Metropolis celebrated the' | . did n o t embrace the o p p o r tu n ity . • • • of sufficient length to reach' th e ground Magic C ity's birthday by coming out one of the biggest and beat fain ever held T o the com m unity, it m ean s that there is hist that In Florida. Orlando has the location, in each outside room, to 'b e fastened six oe te the ( a m a te * -------------------with 86 p a g « on Thursday descriptive t . 1 9 feet above the floor neaa window in a are» e r e d u ly 'ap p ro v e ! b y B e « m uch more money in circulation to aid in ita the buildings, tbe race track, etc. Or­ L-à... of the oeiebration and of Miami in gen­ substantial m anner and capable of sus­ of iriy.dfo-lL.Ula. and breare»___________ dlafofy Upon l u approval, and; ■ eral. T be special was a good one and lando is situated in the center of the dif­ G eneral Upbuilding. . . ‘ • taining a t least five hundred pounds « t t e m artre e l th e City *4 the m any visitors to tbe d ty must have ferent counties which are likely to take • ( th e , I«reare » of bonde weight; provided, however, th a t nothing T o the P eop les Bank o f Sanford, it means that rity been duly impressed with the idea of p v t in tbe big exposition. •Orlando has In this section will be construed to pre­ plenty of hotel accommodations for tbe w hile it has not been enabled to pay extraordin­ th a t Miami has two good daily papers. ------ iO— big crowd and If the crowd overflows vent ths use of any automatic rope Are ary dividends to its stockhold ers, and has n o t pe, in place of the knotted rope. hy rote»irei H H Q H B H they can cpme to Sanford, spend the doubled its capital, still it has been enabled to ordkianree ot th s rity of ■ ■ S lu t la a * NOTH ING IN IT night and go back to tbe fair the next te the l a s a n ot hone*, do hereby «eli sa . . Shucks! w e're seen th at September contribute m aterially to th e wealth o f the people te ha held on Ih* 1*U d a y of A m a ri. A O. t i l l , * Deify Thought. >* morning a t 8 o'clock. The I d « of bold­ le detonata* U u i m r i k s hy retd il «ri I r e , the« M om picture and the thing wasn't even Ran «way from gossip as from a aad there lo he brid aa t* whethre the reM rity of o f Sanford^and at the sam e time build up a cred it­ ing a grand united, ten big »hows In one, Ftnford fh«li Imi lu i iMFffn i ta fama uM illw | mildly naughty. Hundreds of lawns as tbe circus posters would say appeals pestilence, «ad keep In yoôr souls h a n te W the r e « • < Fifty Thourend (IM.Ooa.OO) able surplus. . ♦ In tbs homes of the wealthy classes all great Ideals to solace your solltud o.-f Donar», for the »urpare of refundh«| th* e a t* , , to ths editor of The Hersld and wa will •Undlng aad r r ir tln j floaliar Indrbt«duri* at over th s country have shown marble Ada a Sw eet. E xtending to the people o f Sanford and S em in o le th e «Sty of San lend, and U> r ir t tkrre prtson* aay to the Orlandp boosters thst not only statu ary for generations fully as "shock­ to re rre te a linerd ol [fond T n u te re 1er «aid C ounty the same, fa c ilities for the handling o f h are you some Sanford directors on ¡iropooed I mu* of bred«. ing” as September Morn, and pure»A n d T de kreaby appoint T. 8. Devia. T. 8, Rsvlwd. your board but you have a newspaper their savings and com m ercial accounts as has been Frank aad T. K*ea*. Ireziiru ra of reíd «iocUr e . minded women and decent men look "Mah hredren," cried a Bostoni eo j and C. M. I d l e , d u k g e U r e t e » th a t will assist you In every possible wsy !! its cu itop since organization . . upon them every day without a thought , rallo te bo Opreed a t r i tb t e'eirek a. m , sod to make the next fair tbe greatest In ored preacher, "yo m ast be like to be kept opened until ouadovn. of impropriety. We can understand ghost—above saasptahu n.' ay hand re M ayer and tho real of retd history. « lo rd . S—ra m ol, ruunty, i FUrida. re > City of flask bow masculine minds in an advanced thia tho SIM day d t July, A.. IJ. 1*1». The Orlando fair v u the pet hobby stage of lascivious decomposition can 0 , W. tiPENCBU, of ours and we have always taken espec­ Mayor of i h , c ity re nannrord. ifomfonoU be stimulated to evil imaginations by eouaty, Florida. Offering absolute security and prbtection for your ial pride in the child. Now th at we can ’ More Mean Philosophy. A lteré; this picture, aa they can be by the alght SS-Ture-tte Motosi liking UT all very well, but U . w . D IV E tX , a t y Clerk. no longer take it on our knee we would funds, w ants your business. .. . of tw eet girls modemly garbed on the at least like to. chuckle tW. youngster there la nothing like m utual d istrasi streets every day—bu t among normal H. E. T O L A R . Caakirr , , M. M. SMITH, FresUaal ' V* to hold \ wom an's cUb together. under the dhin occasionally, Aa Ordì a u r a to b* EaliUrd R. » . D E A S,, AaaiaUat Caakiar " B. » . S T E V E H S. V ita F re riJ a a t people It will pass for what it ia, a beau­ Sanford and Seminole county invite *1 Arete An Ordinai»» P ro v id in_g 'to r _____ an I tiful symbolical conception without an la the . _____ B un Fifty ré Tbouaand Dottar* for Messrs. O'Neal and Dickson to address’ . To th e Ovsrmodsst. 1 I ha Furore* ot Ilriusdlng the OuiaUnding Unchaste conception or association. Such *• : tuning Floating' lnd*b(rdn«re of th* the people here on this important sub­ Give « h a t you have. To aomoontr pictures have been in art galleries for City of Seafordyand Autherirlo* arid KntpwMrject and they will find the jieople here It may be b etter than you dare to ina tha Mayor at the CHy of SanTonl to Iwu* centuries all over the world. Clear the • Call for aa Efoerioo to .DatenolM th« tfu«*in a most receptive mood for they recog­ thick.—Longfellow. 4 *• tipn re to the isavasre at «aid Honda. afdewalki of the rubbernecks gaping at nize the worth of u good county exhibit. Whtrrar. tt tha preaeot lima there b an outttaadlnc ffoaling IndabtretoeM at th* City ol ■ n & Ç ! H and thereby blocking the public thor­ Hanford, amounting to FUty Tbouaand I foliar*, M asterfulness Checked. S tìn ti oughfares and the only harm In Septem­ «ridreired by City reuehara, breriog Interrat at E - u - fci WET AND DRY LOVE FEAST T v e « good mind to go had jum p In­ tba reta ot rii pre rent par annum, nod, ber Morn will have been removed.— Wbarer» It U to tha tere Interra« «t tiw rity The canvass of the signature« to the to the river," said N. Peck, a t the end Lakeland Telegram. »»oat repedient to for»idata reíd butefotedpetition calling for a "wet” and "dry" of » little dom estic discussion, «a he «od nire, turetiy improving Iba financial condition . ' • ------0 —7ol Mid rity,' taf, * election was completed yesterday by the picked .up hla hat and s ta rte d o u t When»*, th« City of Sanford, Florid*, la duty * SENATOR BRYAN ALL RIG H T board of county rommi istimer», ami it "You como back here," eald his wife. • uthiriard and erapoaarrd hy Sari km On* ol fofo Eight of Chapter 63S2, lav* ol Florida, ■— — -The Herald has withheld judgment was ascertained that those who were ■“TT'you Intend any such tric k aa th at. Art I»11, AI ¡arree Sun» t . tvtv. ca «re»* t—ida •** on Senator Nat Bryan in regard to hla Instrumental in getting up the petition Juat march u p stairs and p a t on your Iharria provided, gad aire Ire «»eh rebar tnualrMODERN COURSES IN I¡ret purpurea aa may ha pruvided by ordinane». stand on the parcel post schedule de­ had something like five hundred signa­ old doVlrie beioro you atari." *; * ila it ordained by tha City Counefo ol San ord. spite the storm of protest being raised tures to spare, so the election will bo H aw Hretiort t. That • bond bau» in Ite rum ol Against his action by numerous papers called. Hook keeping, Hanking, Commercial Law, Com* i Dally T hought' "* Hlly Tbourand Dallar*, for tin purprea ol r> . tyi J , . , , *hrjWg>out the north and »r*L ;jV y lurrilftf U ou(tU ñdin{ flottine etU tiuf IfulwblWe hope that the campaign will be in* iJhw Let your first effort be not for uf ol th# Citi" dI Iktaford* ts# Biwi th# «tmi * mercial Arithmetic, Pemnan.ship, Typcwrlling, in tim ated that he represented the ex­ conducted along sane and moderate lines. wealth, but Independence. W h atev er ia istre ha(*by futhorifl«d: proti4#<i, howo cf. Ihat any pa/t of ttU bondi tw tM*d, tbe «jueropress companies and railroads and The There 1» no necessity for one falling out be your talen ts, w hatever your pros­ telare •ajr Shorthand, and nil Hranchen of Civil Service. lUm of fettuin* them* m wvU m th« R/nuunt to K# H erald received dozens of letters from with his neighbor on a question of this pects, never be tempted to speculate Uouffid, ifld th# purpn>t (or which th« moa*y 1« 90 bo Mp*»d*«L ftholl bo BubcoiUod to tho f**Wdifferent sections of the United States sort. There is nothing to bo gained by away, on th e chance o t & palace, th at trrad totart ol tho city « b a r n fool o»Uto lh«*oasking what manner of man we had sent the use of invective«, the culling of names which you need aa a provision against tnt ot oh rhrilm to bo howl la wfh nuiiwr and DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES I.F .A ItN T O D O B Y D q i N G . «(tor «uch noting m u pr»»KTlbswl bv ordinonwo. tho workhouse.—Lord Lytton. to the United States senate that would or a resort to Intemperate measure«. and «aid IsuimIi «hall ho imnk+*f only upon tha approval of tha majority of «aid rotors xoti&c *t deliberately endeavor to stop the post­ We and our household. Including the racti dUetioB. M m aster genera) from reducing th»* price son who tx in Duluth, signed the jtetition 2. That sold W d i shall bo of tho Sclcntiflo Point Cleared Up. (lonngstnatioii of I >na ThoMooml I kiUort ««eh on packages. To all of them we coun­ and expect to vole the "dry” ticket, and A German astronom er ha* publlahed :Lw*.r.itili a rair of totccirot mri to eirwnì nit ;,s#r I seled patience iwfon' making »uch a.*- if asked ior advice would counsel tem- s aoririi of tablvo which acem to s h o w firnl par anaum. lalrfvot p p y a h lo Boat-a n n u a lly on tho f l u ì d a y « o f J a n u a r y an d Ju i/ | « a id Uicitfs •sartiong. Wc had the utmost confidence jxrnnet* and tolerance from »tart to fin­ \ connection botwefen tho appearance io W kBMUrti in «wriere ai fulkurs' fid (funds of un* thousand dollar* each, maturine In temí ye-art; of sun spots and the wabbling motion In Seifhtor Bryan or this paper would ish, remembering that more flies ran be rifletti bonrla of vttm ihouren4 dollars *rerh, maot tho ea rth on its axis, duo, perhaps, 13-IS PICO b u i l d i n g turine In fanny jroora; twanty-flft banda of never have supported him for the posi­ caught with sugar than with vinegar. to « variation in tho sun’s magnetism. on* thousand dollars each* maturine ; In thirty tion and it has ever been a falling of ours A free, untrammelled ballot Is the SANFORD. . FLORIDA jrtifi hw<tion “3. That tha Mayor of tha City ol San­ to stand by a friend when be needed aup- dearest right of American citizenship, ford h hereby (natmrtrd. authorial and rmpowmd to call an risctlon to deformine tha ■ p o r\ both In his candidacy and afterward and one should l«e allowed to exercise How It Struck Elsie. 'juntka of tha lauflAf« of tha bond«» provided - u w ♦ m » u » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ » •» » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ w » » « » » m » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Little Elsie, sitting in s street car for in tha two ptwredinf aritofi*. a*d to elect J n real public life. this privilege without let or hindrance, ihlte pefWDtuL to Berve without roiimpmsaiion, Today we have firnt hand information except by a rtsort to reason and persua­ opposite s man with twitching eyelids, os a Ikañl ol Hond Truafirew; Oakl elect km to 1* whispered to her m other; " M a m m a , (»eld hi Atnrt ron formi ly with the orti Inanrr* of from Washington in tie« letter from Hon. sion. the C’ïty ef B«nfurd reiatlnf lo (»m»*l el«reáioñ». J. C. Brown, who explains-tin- acls of So wo hope that the present "w et” that poor man has tho hiccups In his pOrflori I. That all ordinance* of ffarta of or eyes" diñan rere In naflirt herewith or* Kereli) repealed Senator Bryan regarding hi- jxjnition in am) "dry” election will !*»• the exception ,Hr*ctioa y Thai this ordinarie* «hall Irevome rflsw iive Lm m niLately u p o n Its a p p ro v a l (?? t h * the parcel post matter. to ail others, uml will I* In a class by itM a y o r or u p o n t<Kcj«nti«c am ofd ina n oa withcsut We knew that Senator Bryan was not I »elf, in that it wilt b.* conducted so good a d d a p p rn to l. M a n 's P r e f e r e n c e . I (ïwrvtîy c w fiilv f h a t the lo rc tn in g o r d ì n ance "Men in youth, or age. or middle supporting either the railroads or the nsturcdly that no bitterness of spirit d u ly paspwrwl b y the C i t y C o u n c il of H a n fo rd * express companies and that in opposing will lie kindled, ami when It »hall have i age, will sooner kiss a p retty mouth K h ?n d a , on the 7 ih d a y of J u iv * A . Ü , f i l l * M . W. L ^ V K f-U some of the (hsnges in the system* he ended there wilt be no sons. La heal a u d | than a clever brow any day, or every City (hrk. f iN day.”—"WITasm," by 8 . C. Nethersole. Approrwd by me on thia 10th day id July» • waZ only acting for tire? good of his con­ friends will continue friends. A ft. loia. G. W. Sl-ENOlR. M-TiM»-4t stitu ents and sit the (iruple of the United We ho|ie th st this election will test State«. the beauty, the strength snd grandeur j M ontenegrin National Drees. Senator B o an has made good In of our form of government, to-wit: the | The national dress o t M ontenegro I jm N tm C K W ashington and will continue to make exercise of u “free snd unlram ntelicd) Is very picturesque, consisting ot Io Ik* ( b n U C u r . . S r t n l l i JuiUcUl Í treu il m( Ffoltd*. to *ad (M S«n>ta*tc C*»M*. In bright and varied colors. The head good and The Herald is proud of iiim in ballot.” ft I f U » W |. -' gear la a becoming cap. RlrkfoWoadbrtdg*. m aipl*iro si h b official position and in the position In a campaign of this sort we do not [ mu ■which he assumed in the late unpleasant­ believe that those who advocate temper­ A. M. Thrtete« . *nd *• Order ofPubness with the parcel post matter. ance need fear the result,—Ocala BanlirwticMk, Intelligent Dutch Cows. U. A. Ho* «ut. D, Ireduti. It *|>t**'>i>( from t t e offidatU ituhr (Mad tte -----o -----I ner. "Cattle unaccompanied by a drover obov* cstitfod ( * • * «bri A- M. Tkrsshwla, on* are forbidden to cross th is bridge." of t t e d ifis d o n ta -tte rrin MnM*t, I* s n o a o n rid tst A TEM PER A TE ELECTION ------0 ----Ite r u t* of Florido, n u l th a t hi* im U n c i 1« runs the Inscription on a signpost et unknown, «nd th » l *okt «fofondast b o n * t t e T he commission government election« T H E NEW HOTEL LAW ■g» of I n r t y - w y taj» osd th a t Ite ro I* no near H aarlem . Holland. is over and has been settled very happily. I Tlu* new hotel law passed by the legi*p*t*on io Ite *Ut* e t Fforido,' t t e la rrk o of o mltfCTi* upon «bom would bind »uth dr fo n d ín . A good natured election is a rant l»ture will make a general cleaning up IL i* thrrríor* « rd im t. that told Itea-nahfont d tlw S a a t t e , «nd t e fo te n h y roquirwd l a ap­ avia- Ill-will, jealousies, intem perate on the different hotels over the state To Strengthen Glassware. erar ond tnoko «nrw rr la t t e bfS ot rompfotm Dolling a piece o t glassw are In a buri la riid «Stri*, on M oaiU r I te Ont dog of rem arks, spleen and many vices usually that hare been running along in a m an­ K rp ta ste r, A D . l» t J, o ttervtaa ite oll*t»tiriu accompany elections. Both sides of this ner to suit themselves. The different weak solution of salt In w ater, and of sold bul » tu t e loom oa tnof— od by mid allowing it to cool gradually will make question remembered th at citizenship ia sections of tbe law designates clean bed M s d ttL It t* furtte« o r d * n i (hot th b «adir t e palflfoted . ^ • higher than political creeds, and th at a clothing, Iufth rooms, lavatories and san­ It leas brittle. one* a « o i l for *Rght n m w n illi, w r i t tn te n Uturd If m i d . n M *>p*prr puiq>h*d fo m id rout»itary arrangements of all kinds. B ut man- should lore his fellow men more ty ond Mata. Well hardly—when you are nicely fitted out the section th a t will cause the greatest Wltnma my te n d «Ad oAciol rio t of Ihi* ruurl th an he tbould like any political question Similar. Ud* « tk d o y ot July. A. D. t* U . with the two most ingenious things ever made Intem perate staAqncnta and remarks howl from the hotel keepers and will be Bacon—"Huxley said th a t an oyster B. M. HOtUNSON, . , LTtrk Ctrruit t'orirL Q rS ar* r« * a ty , Ffortdo by men to keep women cool and comfortable. do no good and do lots of harm. * Many of the greatest moment to the guests is la aa com plicated aa s^w atch ." Eg­ (rial) Uy M. A. {(award, D. C. Il il burn ft Mwrrydky, Botirtlor* for Comptt. a m an will lower his power of usefulness Section U regarding the fire protection bert—"W ell. I know .botti o t them ru n i****""** ¿ J E lsc tr ic Fan» form a by Indulgigg himself in such remarks. —something th at net one hotel in ten 'down easily." In tbe state has ever provided: ; ¿i r \ , J t - behoove* a roan, saptcialiy leader» of NOTH'« ■ 15 tsmH te (tea» a wboU wssk*s oraalt—Coot* osly remem bt th a t his power for iSec. 14. T hat within alx months - ■Always Something to flUnt«, v‘ h r men to remeptber N S t a fo te r * k j fiuoo. th a t I te Board of Oou»ihros or tomr casts to k*«p cool aO d®y. W s W a fl* I* ( 'umnili»lnn«r» o f (fomtofofo coaMV * 8 t ton s « -good Urs in bio ability to approach a after the passage of this act every hotel, Boms moo Marno tb slr shortoom tags *4Ivo k ite *t i t e affi co of tk a «fork f t a M t a r i •H stylos vt G 4L Iron» and Fare. C r o s U« «m i ’ > m an as a brother. When be forfeits or restaurant in this state occupied by o s Uistr fsm lllrs and otbwre on tb® Is ffosfrrd. Florid*, op to tete tndudfof Ite lfok salsW t U w *Vkfc ywa tktek i m t w* m tkm kaM. one or more families or tenants, aggre­ n*w*papore—Atchison Glob®. this pot a tion his influence it ended, (Mark « M l» safo .___cd ssty . u n o u stfo g to »t»8«®.*o We would a t all times advocate tem ­ gating twenty persons or niore, which bead* atB s u t a r * a s foil««»: »7.M «.00 on* y*or SANFORD LIGHT & FUEL COtram dola: $ 7, 500.00 two ymr* from dot*; |T ,. perate discuMon, ever bearing in. mind is more than two stories high, antf having N rifo* ot (fofo o t 500.00 ite m yarn» from dot*; rt.M Q .M loot th a t tbe individuai is greater than the fifteen ro more sleeping rooms on on ths 110 South Park Avenue Phone 27 t e a s dot*; *7.500 00 fit* ymr* from te ta : Natfoa it t n t e glVri» tk a t Iba R*a4 sad R u t e ‘•<:V t ; > ' 4 IO t f s yoar* front dot*. oQ *f cold N *. I r i f ln ils »1« r a n t ; . FforM*. a l l f.t ffctl question and th a t nothing tbould he third floor, or if three stories high shall dUtrfot r tte pariteli of «*00,000 pw »ota* bmrfotete* W im fn bite I** ----Pfotffot No i of Sristeofo done to drive bim afar from brotherly be equipped with an iron stairway, Aye sf Road s s d Hrtdt> t barite ot teteord. Fforte*. ot tte f t « » « Ji approach; and if « man is so constituted escape or escapes, fn tbe outaide of the s t t® o'rforh s. ml. a a IMk m ». r " ty, A rite. building connecting on each floor above th a t ha Is unable to discuss such a q A. DOUGLASS, d*<* to iWocmfo. By t f t l . p o n te* _______t*r»ri t e i t e rola iaTVumÉtr Oak. and t e the eretti*« ot t e . nf ll.fT l tion in • tem perate and reasonable « tS * » arid «Ma »s u p*r « a t p i « n a i a . pO Cte* SWI tha building, with openings from each m anner it were better th at be aay noth­ « i - : Old M ailc d q o d aa New ■ P h u t if«. 182 A V lT k r r v r w IU4 F. STN it ing, no m atter what aide he may favor. floor, which shall be wvil fastened and wttk a m -tite d «teak for I have a A n t d a w haroftu m aker pow « ith bid. Boi secured, with landing» not ires than alx D uring recent years, our dty has had Tte ritte fo «w«««»-» and we ra n do anything in tU* line while MAGAZINES PERIODICALS i *U bite t» F.. , a n unprecedented «re of proapertiy. fret fn length and three fret in width, you wait. G ire us a ttial and b* con­ O ur workingmen, our business men, our guarded by an iron railing not te n than Borite ria Hm A«ad Bridgi nutria No. 1. Ice Creta - M i Water - Coalectionery - Cigirg and Tabee« vinced. W. H. UNDERWOOD. profenlonmi men, in fact every ons-ha* thirty. In height, ^ u c h landing — ♦ M in « « M § !« » ♦ ♦ a « M U M toril) T W lM -ÍU ' 8 1 « enjoyed the prosperity which come* with shall be connected by iron stairs"mjfK** Ausate U K l » t x si ^ tu ¿ - T H F SSNTORD HERALD $ 15,0 0 0 .0 0 For Sanford People GET YOUR SHARE? m i The People Bank of Sanford M wmtwm Sanford Business College Sanford Business College m In EJil j 4 j “ You Would Hardly Think ’Twas Summer” • J]g fo -.fofo-. í^ij;¡b':yr.>EKtT t ft- VT LlIjlLl L9 H h H H H B H \\ �• . •I » •. I » ' •• * • . • ' ’ . THE SANFORD HERALD you are the only Bat please do not be stormed.. The the lot,” b e m id. "Trey win be ta panto ae a tribute to your < If yea win make a A ow of oompllnnce. and so aid as, nobody will be naaoyed. I ask e f yea. fottsw p es to fetga ahum , and If one or two o f.th e ladles will pretend to faint caught the young lady by the a m aad tt wtU help things along.** Everybody began laughing and swung her aboard. Inside the travel­ eagerly awaited the stop at Dad Wa­ ers stood huddled together, but theca fer* This was the fourth day of the Waa ao bandit to reeelve their trans-continental journey, and the pas- ■The flashily dress s B man eengers were on very good terms with I(ha step and leered a t them. "Sorry to frighten you all. ledleeand one Another. They began to discuss gents," ha said. "If you'd obliged train robberies. ’Td nevfr give up a cent,** exclaim­ as I asked oi you to do, I wouldn’t ed ft Stout, perspiring drummer, wip­ have had to soar« you. Wa ain’t ban­ ing the alkali dust from his features. dits; we're ju st moving picture peo­ "Not for all the train robbers ta Call ple; but we had to get the picture and fornix. No, sirroe, and don’t m istake as you wouldn't help us—why, we Just I’d duck th eir pistole and hit out } had to help ourselves. - Good bye." And as the Jraln was now in motion onoe or twice and then—well, thet be leaped to th e ground and stood w ouldn't be any train robbers." "Well, as for me, I know 1 should smiling at them . When they bad resumed their places ju st faint." anlw ered a demure y o u n g ! there was quite a long sllenoe. Then lady. “And before I fainted I'd Just I the drum m er spoke. band over everything I had." ‘T knew It w asn't real." be said. "If "Not with me around, you wouldn't I'd (bought it waa I’d have acted dif­ Ineed to," answ ered the drummer gal ferent." lastly. He smiled at the demure young The o th er travelers did not commit lady. Dut she was reading a text­ them selves, for at th at moment the book on the Monteesort method of teaching the young, and she never - 4 — looked npoA -hlm Iw te e e ia tia d W ater and -Ban Francisco (Copyright, n il. br W. O. Chapman.) RURAL T EAC H ER S' PAY SM A LL A verspe- P sy is L ess T h an T h a t Re­ ceived by S t r e e t L aborers In Cities. The statisticians tell us that the av­ erage salary of the teachers of tho nation In the common schools Is loss than $100 a year, and In the rural school districts less than $300, tho Hon David Franklin Houston, s e c r e t s r y of a g r ic u ltu r e , w rites In I jc s II« s Illinois r e p o r ts r u r a l ealarlua ra n g in g from 11^0 to MOO, Kahaaa, a »alary of than $2M). M issouri. Mississippi a n d Tenneaaoe, ono ot leaa than $260; Vermont, Maine and North Carolina, one of leas than $200. In urban com­ m u n itie s It r a n g e s from |SOO to $600 to $1,800 or $1.000 o r more. T ho an ­ " H a n d s Up, You Silly S h e e p ! ” train b e g a n to alow down and t h e r e a p p e a r e d th e I rrig a tio n ditch from w hich tho s ta llo n look Its narao T h e n the little tin roofed s h a n ty canto Into view, and a m o m e n t la te r a half dosen men, wearing s o m b r e r o s a n d m a s k ­ ed, w ith p is to ls s tu c k all aro u n d th o tr w aist lines, le a p e d fo rw a rd ac r o s s th e tracks. One Jum pe d Into th e uuiclne cab and held his pistol to tho fo re ­ head of th o en g in e e r. T h o mall van was next a t t a c k e d , while two m en made j h o l r way Into th e f o re m o st of the coaches. Upon tho platform a m o ving pic tu re operator had set up hlB Inatninumt and was busily reeling off the film, th e passengers. Interested In th e me, gathered around him. ¡■Nov, ladles, now, g e n t le m e n ,” Inarposed the flashily dressed m a n In of rem onstrance, "won’t yon is« go back Into tho coaches /red robbed? You’re Interfering with operetor. It spoils the reality of pictures, your standing round as though nothing had happened, pie wlU think the picture's a fake, lt'a going to be exhibited la all leading cities of America. W on't go back?" •* Two o r th ree did turn beck toward aa ta a half-hearted way, but rem ained obdurate, and the reseed man nut here and Among them, rem onstrating and His requests, however, fell deaf ears. I t was much pleasanter itaMe-in th e fresh air- than within, besides, all wanted to see the Is proceedings. At last. In dea­ th s flashily dressed man threw hts hands and disappeared Inside of th e coaches A lm ost sim ultaneously a pistol shot oat, followed by a woman's for help. The beads of lbs turned round with a sfmuland their features an expression of sodden n u a l c o m p e n s a tio n ot ru ra l te a c h e r s Is leas th a n th a t of s t r e e t la b o re rs In cit­ ies, loss th a n t h a t of h r lrk la y e rs. p la s ­ te rer», c a r p e n te r» , p la n n e r s and brakemen, and th e s u p e r i n t e n d e n t of A la­ b a m a r e p o r ts t h a t In th a t atatu It la leaa th a n the a v e r a g u ea rn in g s of c o n ­ victs E veryw here thoso teacher* are s tr a n d e d In o n e room buildings, for th e most p a r t u n s ig h t ly , d evoid o t tho o r d in a r y c o m f o r ts , lacking In facili­ ties, In u n a t t r a c t i v e an d In san itary su r ro u n d in g s , th e y te a c h all g r a d e s a n d lioljl 30 to 36 o r 10 re c ita tio n s a day for four, live, six o r s e v en m o n th s a year, and do th is w ithout adv ice o r a s s is ta n c e f r o m c o m p e te n t s u p e rv is o rs o r Inspectors. Illinois r e p o r ts 10,600 o n e te a c h e r sc h o o ls, 1,160 of th e m h a v ­ ing less th a n 16 p u p ils ; K an sa s, 7,800, 126 w ith le ss t h a n 15 pupils, 300 w ith less t h a n 10; N o r t h C arolina, m ore th a n 4.000 o u t of a to ta l of 6,100; In d ian a r e p o r ts 1,086 sc hools with less th a n 15 pupils, and 1,000 w ith leaa th a n 20-, Missouri, 706 with leas than 13, and 2,600 w ith leas than 10. W hen the people know the facta and are Intelligently led they will face the situation, providt the means and will regard the expenditure for develop­ m ental purposes not as a burden, but aa an Investment. They must put more money Into this business of rural education to save whet they have already put 1a—to make good what they have undertaken. Aa peo­ ple of ordinary business sense, they must recognise the necessity of sfflninny of production. A nation which U spending f 7 M.000.000 a year oa war, past and future, $800.000,000 M tobacco, aad *1.600,000/OOS for whisky cannot make the plea of poverty and cannot afford to say that It will atop at an expenditure of p i 0,000,0000 “fu* An Extra. Newsboy—Oreal mystery! Fifty victim s! Paper, mieter? Paeesrby— Hera, boy, HI take'one. (A ile? ____\ _ there's nothing of the kind In this par per- Where Is It? \ ■or, Newsboy—That’s the ‘T o o told me it was fun." shrieked woman’s voice. "I won't give you nor. Too‘re the flfty-ttrst victim.— rings, I won’t, I tsll you. There, Missouri Oven. ;■ , ■___ ’___; L- . :" .„Y - *•'*' t u jo o te jtn jr e jc u jt AJOLFXJteJteJteJUUteJOLaaj« W M W i iA A A A xx A A A o A A V V A A A A Y V A A A A A )rtrA i/V A j& A A A x S tA A A A A | -Pour Houses, on ti-dotsy-Georgetown, Deep well with p itc tw p u m p , cor. 1, 2 0 0 .0 0 10th and Willow 8— Ix)t, Markham Heights, 100x140, house, 4 rooms and hath. 500 gal. t a n k .... . 2 ,2 0 0 .0 0 9— Lot, 100x100. 7 Houses, cor. Sanford ----- avenue and 11th s t.................................. 3,000.004A 10— Lot on Markham Heights, lot 101x140, ”WeitI50 ft. deep, house groom s.-¿old w . m t r - . 11— House and 2 lots, cor. 2nd and Elm, 8 rooms and b a th .................................... 4,000.00 12— A splendid large house, 10 frooniB, 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. Lots of fruits and flowers..................................... 3,500.00 15— Fine house on the Heights^, modern improvements, lot 134x130, chicken yards, Kewaneo System water works, orange trees, flowers, etc._____________ 5*000.00 16— House, 4 rooms, on 3rd S t , between Palmetto and Magnolia.____________ 1,800.00 PT—House, 8 rooms on 3rd St, between Pal;--- .7*1 metto and Sanford............ ...................1,300.00 18— House, 2 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 bath and kitchen....... ...................................... 4,500.00 20— V /i Lots, 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 21—A fine new house, 8 rooms, 2 lots, cor. 8th and Park, shade trees, bath and toilet. Steam heat................. 6,500.00 22— Good, 2 story house on Oak avenue, between 7th and 8th S ta.„............ ;....... 5,000.00* 23— 6 Room house on Sanford avenue, be­ tween 4th and 5th s tre e ts ................... 1,800.00 24— House and lot, cor. 9th and Laurel— one-half cash.......................... ,2100.00 25— Withdrawn. 26—3 Acres on the Heights, 8 room, 2 story house, 30 bearing orange trees.......... 2,500.00 27— 2 Ixits, six room house, tool shed, flow­ ing well .............. ............................... 2,500.00 28— Withdrawn. 29— Block 13, C & T., one house, 2 story, 6 rooms. 1 house, 1 story, 5 rooms. 1 House, 1 story, 2 rooms. One-half cash “ : “ ‘ ~ 2,500.00 30 -An elegant house, with nice lawn, and flowers, etc., on Park Ave*..... .............. 6,000.00 31 —Another fine home on Park avenue 10,000,00 32 House, 2 story, 8 rooms, electric lights, gas for cooking, copper wire screens, 36 gallon boiler. A bargain „ .... 3,500.00 33— House, 2 story, 8 rooms, on Magnolia... 3,000.00 34— A choice home. House 2 story and attic. 8 rooms, garage, flowing well, A bargain ......... ............................ .. 7,000,00 35 House, 3 rooms and kitchen, on Myrtle A vc.. between 5th and 6th Sts. I^ot 11x117. $1,600.00 on easy terms or 1,500.00 36 Over an acre, with 2 story, 7 room house on the Heights. Fine location for chicken farm........... ................................ 4,000.00 37—A fine home, 2 story, 8 room house, with 2 splendid lots (House on corner jot), near business part of town ............ 6,000.00 CITY"RESIDENCES IN SANF0RÏT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OFFERED FOR SA1.E BY - -M a c to C , J i& a L . A gency WIIAT SANFORD HAS Dear Sir: * In Order th at 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 be the county seat. Sanford is on the south shore nf la k e Mnnroe, 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 6,300 (city census of1912). * Sanford haa six churches—Presbyterian, Methtional and Cathodist, Baptist, Episcopalian, Congregati \ Grammar ~ olic. A High SchT School, School, Primary School, Kindergarten Splenn and Catholic School. Spi did Water Works, Gas Plant, Electric Plant, two Telegraph Systems, Local and Long Distance Telephones, Standard Oil Station, Gulf Henning Oil Station, Rail­ road Shops, three Automobile Garages and Machinery Shops. Railways to Jacksonville, Tampa, Oviedo, Leesburg, Eustis, St. Petersburg and Cameron City. Railway Shops, with monthly pay roll of $20,000.00. Two Banks, with a combined capital of $761, 547.82. There were 2,569,010 letters mailed in the Sanford Post Office in 1912. Two Ice Plants, capacity 150 tons per day. $200,000.00 *for Brick Roads to the Celery Farms. Thirty School Teachers, with salaries amounting to $15,221.00. One thousand one hundred and thirty-three Pupils. Free City Mail Delivery and three rural fjree delivery Routes. Daily Boat Line to Jacksonville and boat lines up the river. Ferries across the lake. New Union Depot cost $100,000.00. New Express Office cost $20,000.00. SixtybltKks of Street paved with vitrifi.d brick A paid Fire D epartm ent with automobile truck. One News­ paper Office. A Fertilizer Plant, shipping 7,500 tons annually. Two Lumber Yards. A Building and Loan Association. One Steam and Two Hand Laundries. Two Theatres. Four Hotels and many Boarding Houses. One Carriage and Wagon Factory. Three Blacksmith-Shops. Two Restaurants. Two Baker­ ies. One Military"Band;* Gne*f*nbikrLibrary. One ('old Storage Plant. $70,000.00 appropriated for a Federal Building. Concrete Works. Cold Storage Plant. Three Artesian Well Drillers. Six Public Parks. One Base Ball Park. Two Tennis Courts. Two Bottling Works. Seven Wholesale Fish Houses, Two Plumbing Contractors. Four Building Contrac­ tors. Two Photograph Galleries. Three Livery Stables. Four Attorneys at Law. Splendid Sewer­ age System. Street Car Line, Masonic, K. of P., W. of W., Elk, Moose, Eagle Lodges. Two Bicycle Shops. One Realty Trust Company. Seven Real Estate Agencies. Three Crate Material Houses. One Wnipping Paper and Printing Factory. Five Insur­ ance Agencies. Five Physicians. Five Shoe Stores. Nineteen Grocery Stores. Eight Dry Goods Houses. Three Clothing Stores. Four Furniture Stores. Three Hardware Stores. Four Drug Stores. One Wholesale Grocery. One Wholesale Feed and Grain House. One 5 and 11) Cent Store. Two Jewelry Stores. Two Musical Instrument Houses. Two Seed Houses. Two Veterinary Surgeons. Three Dentists. Two Civil Engineers. Three thousand five hundred Acres in Vegetables, Twenty-seven Vegetable Buy­ ers, etc., etc., etc. Sanford is one of the healthiest cities 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 and 1,325 acres not tiled, was as follows: 420.000 Cratos C elery................................. $525,006.00 250.000 Crates Lettuce . ....... 375,000.00 225.000 Crates O^her Vegetables ,... . 215,000.00 25.000 Barrels IjrislTlPotatoes . ....*........ 125,000.00 110.000 Bushels IX rrL■............ 99,000.00 65.000 Bushels Sweet Potatoes ..... 65,000.00 19.000 Boxes Citrus Citrus F ru it............ 23,750.00 2,000 Tons Hay........................................... 24,000.00 81.000 Watermelons ...................... 12,500.00 td. „ * ■ IE ' ¿ a r rÉf ■" ’ I m ■ rfl r -h * .jj '4 I I J 3 I <>is, between loth and Mrh St.v, i»n renrh, each 5300.00 3 I,A»! corner loih und 1-uurel 500.00 I 2 IAits, cleared and fenced, good well lOOO.Oo f> Dit on Sanford Height)« 350.00 t» I<ot on Sanford Height* 300.00 .1000,00 7— 2 1-ola in Hlk. 5, Tier 6.... ...1000,00 8— 2 Splendid Heights D>t* 0—2 lx)ta in'Snnturd Height* 700.00 250.00 10 2 D>t* in Georgetown 850.00 11— Lot on Magnolia, between 8th and 0th 12— 2 Lot*oh Oak, tx’twmi 12th and 13th ... 1100.00 13— 5 Lots on Sanford Heights, fronting Park avenue 67x130. Each ....... ............................ 550,00 14— 2 Lots, comer 10th and Myrtle ...1100.00 15— 1 Corner lot, 10th and Palmetto ..... 900.00 1G—-1 D)t between 9th and 10th on Palmetto ........... 800.00 17— 1 D)t between 3rd and 4th on Oak 1250.00 18— 1 D)t between 3rd and 4th on Oak 2100.00 19— 1 Lot, between 1st and 2nd on Dench ... 600.00 20— Block 5, Tier 10 ......... 21— 168x268 ft., on Park Avenue (about 6 lots)..... .....3500.00 22— Lot on 1st Street, between Palmetto and Sanford A venues...................................................... 1100.00 23— Nice Lot in Sanford Heights................................... 225.00 .$1,464,250.00 24— I>ot on corner, bet. 11th and 12th, on Magnolia or 3,118 cars of 40,000 lbs. capacity.Avenue. One-half cash.«-....... rn ..................- ........ 500.00 25— Lot on 3rd Street, StringfellowVAddition.....»-... 500.00 >• * 26—Comer lot Markham Heights...................................... 300.00 1— Five room Cottage, on Palmetto ave­ 27—7 I/Ots in West Sanford.................................. 700.00 nue between 4th and 5th streets— 28—Whole block, 3, Tier 18...................'..t........................1500.00 29—2 ItoU in Celery Avenue Addition......... ................. 200.00 toilet and bath. Artesian well cbn- . nection. Cash.................... ;............... $ 1,500.00 30— 1 Lot in Celery Avenue Addition.............. ............ 300.00 WHof a Block (5 lota), on Palmetto •*s4V**••»»*»*****••*»•••«2000.00 2— Lot 13, BIk 5, Tier 2, House of 10 rooms 2,500.0031— 32—EH of a Block (5 Iota), on M a g n o l i a . . ........... 2000.00 3— Lot, 100x150 ft., 10 room House, two 33— W )i of Block (5 lota) on Park....’.....*...................... 2500.00 stories. Flowing well and rain water 34—2 Lota, between 10th and 11th on Elm......----------800.00 3o—1 l>ot, between 11th and 12th on Magnolia............. 4UU.00 water ta n k .—.......... ....4,500.00 36— 2 I/ots on Magnolia, between 10th and 11th .. _1250.00 4— Two story, 7 room House, lot 100x110 37— 1 Ix)t, between French and Myrtle, on lat St...„...1000,00 ft., on Oak avenue. Plenty of flowers • li j?*. i and shrubbery................... :.................... 3,500.00 IL H f MARKS* •> Five room Cottage, comer lot, 67x 75 Real E state A g en cy ./' feet. Easy terms........... ....................... 2,100.00 Established 1869. 6— Lot 65x117, House 6 rooms and bath, "warehouse. Use' of warehouse—r e -------------- --------LhavP anrnp rhnicn timber trarta, and a few , good orange groves, and I can beat the world on served for 5 years. Good flowing 3,000.00 ill. Half c a s h . — .—?............— ......... ~ ' •- - .ra ri ! - '* a ) ‘ - v ia * -■‘j i 5— V :------- ; ■' -- j - -------------. —- ' • . -- — t j y . . ' t ■ . , ' • ‘ L-atwv tA îtm S , • i . •V ....... .. •. * , g .11 . taka them, then. And th at’s every | penny I have In the world." — ." iik 'iilc - f b e ’-a in t'h tag * a* ."-ao T fl^T "l body screamed. "It’s real enough) J My Ood, It's all real I” *Thon tho tlaihlly dressed man came it W a* Only for Moving Pictures dashing out of his coach, a smoking pistol In his band. Ho was followed but Passengers Thought It by two of tho gang. Real Thing. "Hands up, you ellly sheep!’’ be ydD*l i. "Hands up or 1 Ore. Now, then, back Into the cars. Ono at a time, ■1 TAu’D iuTtp them above yo§?[" ' Tho aot a d istracting ono, and any diecr- beads while lko goes through you.” Bheep, he liad called them, and llko i^ q U gladly welcomed, so that, fh en the flaahlly dreased man stood aheep they obeyed. Tho first to do op at the end of tho Pullman and be­ ao waa tho commercial traveler. There a n to address tho passengers, over/ w as a look of terro r on h!s red face, body . w ent t forw ard and gathered | and ho hold hln arm s erect as ram ­ around him.' laughing and clapping. rods. They thought he was going to offer { Only ono trav e ler remained upon the platform. It was ' the dem ure something for sale. However, ho had nothing to sell. young lady who had been discussing 9 e had ft fftTor to ask, bo said, and so h er course of action In the event o t a everybody becam e sUent and listened real hold-up. Instead of fainting she stam ped her foot violently and actual­ attentively. ‘'Ladles »ad -gentlem en.- began the ly shook her fist ta a s a lly dressed man, “I am going to dressed man’s face. "I won’t put a y hands up aa d 1 repeat to yoa what 1 have lu st said to la the next coach, w on't give you a o e n t And Tva got k Bed Water, la tea ninety dollars Inside my waist an d 1 or so, a m ortar ptetwre man defy you to ta k a tt, will he upon th e platform to taka Upon the platform the some picture# representing a holdup, o f tho performer#, drssssd as stttl grinding off his win attack the mail ear, while Uy dressed mai lady, took off Ma w in t o through the * : ' A n? '..Y L u aaH tts ft �August 12 profitable charge for e ach hubdred miles [ he hs» relinquished all tha t * made aod- A® eapltaT of TScuiUorTUTooto^Tra#' i—fan a* ■ dellc-ary by tho natives of alter the first hundred. • J f T t lP , As the iuccoM of the parcel poet os even the slightest secret which he can t h a t country. They are aold la tha «treats In the same m anner aa are doubly assured under the la* as it hug to his heart as something which Budget of O p in ion “Just Be stands th at success must he even m o re. makes life much more interesting, chestnuts In tho cities of th is coun­ try . T he roasted bugs taste Tory tw een Y ou and M e.” pronounced when the ideas of General j Consider theso things, wives, and so much like toasted broad. Burieeon are realised in the way of both | forsake th at mental attitude of condeI extension and lowering of rates, with the wenslon which ill befits the loved and abolition of the zone system, which is s|>oUed wife of the hard working Ameralao hound to come. ican husband. * •* f t - f t - i f ’had not heçn fnr rtprim,J*rtmbiet CJ^K 'm S P sS tft' * Now t h a t . tho public is becoming an d r a ilh . lie'll P ren t 'Em awakened to the necessity of reducing the fire, waste o f-the country, and has SO Sava S auntcrer.was a n d 'a t rates much Icsw'lban those had so many startling examples of tho finally forced intq law. General Burle- dangers arising from fire traps in large son U doing grand work. The people cities, it m ight be time for the munici­ ought to understand it better for they palities. to enforce some reasonable regu­ would more vigorously back him If they lation to reduce" th e' number of these Religion Shewn by Sacrifice. menaces to life and property. The law did. In every age a test of religion has It will leak out by and by that General and public sentim ent Justify the author­ bee« Ita power to call o a t sac rifles. Burieeon has got under the articles of ities In compelling tho statem ent of a The groat Jem plea of the peat could be incorporations that have ao long—jgpfe vfcM M *«tt4~in preventing a property b ellt only by- lad lrld n al eelf-eacrtfloe. plain ted the people In the carriage of Owner whose premises harbor contagious The direction of self-denial m u st be packages. Some of them have l&gun disease from "spreading the contagion, tow ards th e noblest and m ost enseU* business on a “shoestring and come o u t even if it is necessary to destroy Ids Uh ends, p ettin g -th e good of other« wtth 1 hundred mfiHoms.-“------- • property. W ith the-numwoss» Instance*' la th e place of s#li-tndele*aon.rrVEh*. O hrletiaa Register. - . , T hat cutting of huge melons a t the recently of th« terrible loss of life, not to expense of the people will be deferred tor mention distinction of property through • time and even permanently if the n a­ buildings properly constructed and tion continues reeolutely to bock up tho equipped, it has been suggested th a t the postoffice In Its new business undertak­ authorities should be perm itted to -de­ ing. The increase in the parcel poet clare that antiquated buildings which departm ent ainoe It was set going Is are a menace to their occupants And a something phenomenal, even with the danger to th e surrounding property handicaps unde which It Is carried on. should not be Insurable at any price. The men who get In the way of It will Within a few months of the enactm ent fare no better th ip the bull did th a t es­ of auch a law n o t a fire trap would be left standing. The flaw with this plan is sayed to stop a locomotive. that it is another shifting of responsi­ Mede tu re et Suicide. bility, of which public officials are so A m achine gvn lo com m tt «aloide 1 I am glad to see Orlando vote the fond. They real ire that property own­ wms ased by n private la a O c n n u commission form of government and ers will make a great fusa if their profit­ regim asi a t Orma (Oennanjr), re cen ti/. will watch the outcome with much inable firetraps are torn down, and want The m an plaoed biniseli beffare th è gsn and flred lt by insana o r a cord. U n it. I have always been In favdr to shift the burden of blame from their Uls b reset was riddled with ballata. of eommiaclon government because it own shoulders, where it belongs, to th at The aoldler had hsd dlfleranoaa with gets away from politics. of the Insurance companies, where it |U s suporior offleero. The bureau of Municipal Rcerarch d o « not belong. The cities have the of New York states th at: authority and the police power, while Conscltntlous et Leset "T he annual paym ents for permanent the insurance companies have neither. "W hy did you say • your prayers debt have Increased nearly atx times as In several of the fire marshal states this |twice, dear?" asked his m other,-¿rise­ much in the last ten year* a» has the duty ha» been accept«! by the author- |la« Charlie good-nlfbt M‘Cause I w as population and one and one-half times Itl« , and with good results. Ohio de- 1 too tired to any It last n ig h t and I’m aa (Aat as the total budget. , molished o v er 6,000 fire traps last year, m i aking up for lost tim e." • " In the last five y ea n the debt has and with very little protest on the part increased three times aa fast aa the pop­ of the owners, once they realized their M ile s of Telephone W ire*. ulation and nearly one and one-half responsibility to the community. One American telephone company! times a t fart as the total budget." has over 14,110,000 m iles of wire tv How long would any private business □so. T hat would be enough to make enterprise tolerate sucth a state of things? about fifty-six single wire Hoes to the This is but one apodflestion in sup­ moon from the earth. port of the charge th at American cilice are notoriously mismanaged. Propere I Never write on a subject w ithout In the moat Important affair of the first having read yourself full of I t people, th at of running a city, there is end necer-ceed oo « su b je c t till ro o rock-footed, time honored and appar­ heve thought yourself hungry on t t , ently hope!«» incompetency and crook­ —Richter. edness. The N. Y. police have been convicted of graft, graft has come to tie egpectsd in P e s s i m is m F ro m O s c a r W ilde. Tho only way In which a woman can ever}' paving contract, theft and waste reform s man is by boring him so com­ abound. pletely that ho loses all possible In­ There U one main cause for this. It terest tn life.—WUdo. is the presence of political party organi­ sations In city elections. • How is it possible for any one out­ side of a madhouse to suppose that it Don't Have Roaches makes any difference whet her tho mayor j and aldermen that control our citi«-* are In Your Home Democrat* or Republicans? 4 T b r y [ l i - l i k i o u f i i K - r i , a n d d ra in « « in i i>orne rR i« of secondary sjsc have, ih ea c m ijiakca «o d r * l« t d « « in d K i f l o seen this. They have devised a system J i t t t H fe r m « « o d » hit h y p o it o n u u « o d a r of government by commission. Begin­ 4 Don't aw a M i l « lot billing rowkvv for ning with Galveston and Dee Moines, kt* ttavti through it trail it «bout your * on ikvir wing* and Iff«, and lk< Iraat dozens of cities have adopted this plan. •peck of plmphorou« putt will kill t per­ The substance of It ia that the mayor ron. Many prrron« die in ibi« v ip and 'its L» hired, just a* any factor)' or depart­ never known ««hat killed them. ment store would hire a malinger, be­ 4 Y ou tîo krwjwv i Kftl il t chicken rati *n to w et ihât has hrrn kllLd with ■ p u tr. if I« a cause he ia capable, und without refer­ ileârl chickrn, and ti a evi» (h r chicken ence to his general ideas on national ll if a licèi! tlof. «D<i if • butXAid f i f i (hr politics. clo< it it « tirati b u iiin l German cities when they wnnt a m ajor seek out an expert engineer and financier and employ him. lie has C ontini« nu pulton im j h*t no iwiuf, and nothing at all to do with |N>liticaI par­ one application »ilj rid any home of all tisanship. loache*, anta, bedbug« and other insect«. If this plan is rational and good for 2 6 c a Box a t All D r u g g is ts the smaller American muniripnlitire and for Germ an cities, and It has proved S u p e r s t i t i o n s T h a t S u rv iv e . uniformly successful, why Is it not good Tho death of tho Roman Etnparoi for the enormous and complicated sit­ Maximus w as-presaged by tho howling uation in New York, Chicago, Boston of dogs. It w as in tho liopo of finding "and , Philadelphia? the stream of perpetual youth th a t led little b y ‘ little the American, people Ponce de Leon, tho 8 parilab discoverer, a rt learning the slow lesson that the jk>on his trips through Florida, while De Soto .was seeking for n city of gold. In litical party is no means for giving force Brasil tho people bellove th at Don Se­ to the opinion of the people; that it is bastian, th e royal hero wbo was slain always the Bgent of corruption, and In Africa about 1580 In a battle, will th at the bops managed city business is j return to claim the crown. The people Invariably an agency of swindling and go out on Windy night* to wgteh the tacompetonc)1. heavens an ticipating bis return. Soda crackers are more nu­ tritive th a n any other flour food, Uneeda B iscu it are the-perfect soda crackers. j— —*— — —*— **- »—-»—«— —t — t— — —---------- .Though the cost is but five cents, Uneeda Biscuit are too good, too nourishing, too crisp, to be bought merely as an economy. ' 4 a g u y t-Vmm. « a jh a ir fr e sh - ness—because of their crispness because of their goodness—becau of their nourishment. : A lw a y s fre s h , N A T IO N A L B IS C U IT General Fire Insurance Florida A tlantic C oast L ine TRAINS to the East DAILY Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar No. 82 9:15am 12:26pm 4 :60ptft * 6:05am 8:40am 10:00am 12:20pm 2;31pm Jacksonville S av an n ah ........ Charleston___ Richmond........ Washington . . . Baltimore____ Ar JL-EhlladelphL No. 86 2 :20am 6:20pm 10:35pm 10:15am 1:35pm 2:46pm 5:26pm 7:50pm No. HO 7:66pm 12:10am 5:05pm 8:00pm 11:50pm 1:14am 3:40am 6:00um Steel Pullman cars of (he highest «lass o p erated 'o n ail train« Dining rare on train* Nos. 82 86 bocal Steeper Jo Savannah operat­ ed on Train 80. For information and reservation ^yply A. W . FRITOT Division Passenger Agent 138 W. Bay ^ e e t Jacksonville, Florida L IV E R Y , S A L E S AND F E E D S T A B L E C We have the ficilitiei— We have the “ Know How" and WE HAVE OUR R E P­ UTATION to maintain. THAT'S WHY we make get i t to deny consent and the opponents none knew whence it oomeutiuftl whither won,some con* it goeth., Bp with the man in the days i.‘ The senate of his youth. has.also a bill But .once married, all is changed. lie lause of the act must tell ait he knows, and more, too, to *rtiWtfa tm >sd«.-hlaladjtjtaka- Mr’A ar^r-wftta.Ior-denoh. mrae, all hands where he buys it, whom be talked tb durthat clause out ing the day, and what they said, bow 7 much his new suit wms and where he and th at throe purchased It, and all th at concerns him and a half cent must be riven with accuracy and tru th . tor each additional pound more than pay* Ui* oort <4 tb* first hundred mil*» band fait, sacrificed upao the altar of carried, b u t the enemies of the ey»tem matrimony, hi* money and his personal loaded I t down with a charge of three . freedom; in exchange for this be has a penft (or fifty mile* an d four cento for bofpcÿio be aura, but a home where he 160 m il« , when half a' cent a pound’ 'la a .v ‘ S t rin g in g Pearls. " Only th e finest silk Is used - for atringtqg tb s finest p e a rls Great beads, round an d shiny, unm istakably arttflctal. and with le t;'th a n rertrlt» m a rtle t, w ith th e SYcdption of wfant ore called Roman pearls, m anufactured many year» ago, may he allowed to hang to g eth er on c a tg u t but orient* m art be threaded. pearl klaelng peart, on silken ktronds. worthy o( (boIr T h è b é kflfl "t u n : R o u te d B ufe a Delicacy. An insect m uch resem bling th e June b u i, found tn g rant «nonti* U « In tl)«i high p la in s »boot Quito, Large supply of Horse», Mules Wagond and Harneas always on hand For Salo or Exchange O l a o h a m l t h l n g end W a g o n R e p a i r i n g In c o n n e c t i o n On Markham Park Lots ONLY 2 3 LEFT For 30 days only, commencing July 1st. $10 buys a lot and $5 per month without interest. PRICE FROM 5 1 0 0 UP Don't thus this sale. It’s the opportunity o( your life to get you ■ home or mike money as investment. Special prices on nice homes and lots close in. I am posted on city property and can give you the best prices and best terras. See me before the advance. Itje Cream Just a "wee bit" better than the ' other fel­ low«;— You'll Uke i t Try it, then you brill agree with ui that TH ERE IS NONE BETTER MADE. FA CTO RY On 4th St. Stnforti Arc. Thrasher’s Pharmacy - ' -* K . ■*r': - . #- _ S A W O tD , FLORIDA The first and only lee Cream Factory in Seminole County. I L .L J j u h l i t u now prepared to u k e caxe of the k e cream huiinai of this section. Be assured when you an eating some of the new factoqrt fee cream that you sre eating the beet. This factory U propared to take care, of "both the retail and wholesale trade. All ofd*n promptly cared ;**< �1.. ' i i Aafn>t 12. 1913 rrr nP P W nPftO Pw nP ttpPnppirtictB ppcfií U n ■‘ M '* y « E d 4 4 d d n i i < t iW a d a i i a i u i ! a a d a a a q ' *-^feV ’ Editor o f'T h e Herald: -----• For publication in your paper I fur nfsh herewith record of mcteorological observation! taken by .the underalgncd aa a cooperative observer of the Weather Bureau of the U. S.‘ Depart­ ment of Agriculture during the week ending Aug 10th 1013, at-Son ford. _ __________ _ _ ___ -^ J r .R S iK government standard Instrument* exjvo*cd in the manner recommended by ^h e Chief of the Weather Bureau’ | Very leapectfully, (D ate) 8-11-13, H. C. DuBme, Coop*rntif* {)l*fTrtr l.íVPESjt•-* .* .: • -WmïïFi TWStt . i-/"' - i p £¿.77TS- There ia so much real estate moving jters. This plant will be contained in now th at the Captain was obliged to get 4 railroad car, and will bo large enough down to his office before he was entirely to treat one car at a time. Th4 com­ recovery! but expects Richard to he pany writes us that it is not their inten­ tion to build );ls<i.tg»WtWilw43^ h iJ tc l himself ngatn-ia a few days. encourage local interests to finance them. B etter place your order now for Crys­ ____ s ment 4 Develo pi nie ut Organization were Florida Grower. in the city yesterday making the trip tal Wax and Bermuda Onion Semi with L. It. Philips 4 Co! 101-tf front Jacksonville by auto, ORANGE AND SEMINOLE A. J. Wright of Sanford was among Hon. J. E. Raulerson of Ft. Fierce was a visitor, to tlie city yesterday. Mr. visitors from the new Seminole county Assessed Rhuh-reon was a former mcmlver of the»capital spending yesterday in Tampa. Will Show Big ÿnln In Values uf Counties , Florida legislature and is not a ¡arge Mr. Wright states that the baby cohnty j JS Jb sa -y » S'? ^ ^ A ^ y r _ A L t l ^ 3 L Bull..’after = N O IN T E R E S T O H T A X E S FO R T W O Y EA R S " I'h,* Red T oiggSale.” '* Where? When? tTftt cmmlv ^ "TTTi iah ah* attending rtrj m,vi.ra| ifiom fftrif trinirta nri-wé .-t111 *■* ■■ »-^r. fc- 1.------- , ... . Snn/ord Siioc 4 Clothing Co., August Owrff duties as if they had bgen accus- (.completed 0m,,|eted the assessment roll- of the S 3 * ltlV E ftV lE W ^ L Ö T S * " ' tomed to tIw-m for years. Sanford is combim>4 counties of Orange and Sem- j 18th to 28th. 102-ltC • • <+ v ■ . • ** • t growing rapidly and the entire surround­ mole, showing a taxable value of $8,V'Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase arc spend­ ing country Is developing at u rate that 630,023 for the year 1913. The roagnicent location of this* property on the great ing a few weeks in their bungalow at is considered nothing leas than remark­ tributaries of the St. Johns river, where the channel runs This valuation was made on a forty Isleworth. Randall Chas« ami S. O. able.—Tampa Tribune^ * per cent basis, and includes real estate, almost direct cast from Riverview to the Atlantic Ocean, Chase, Jr., left last weejt fot Barnstable, T tm p a n ta n Crystal Wax and Bermuda Onion ^eed personal projwrty, railroads, telegraph Mass,, on a visit to relatives. where tbooity. of Jacksonville luis built Rfl great quarter mil­ Character a t L. It. Thill pa 4 Co'a. and telephone I¡new. TKo weather report» that Mr. DuBoee lion dollar electric light plant. Where the great munic­ of day is compiling now ore the best evidences b t lias. D. Urundey of Chuiuota was in On the name basis the taxable valuation ipal docks are going to be built. Where there are going ———.»Pud Sanford*» climate is.beyond com- the rily Sunday. Mr. Urundey was a for 1912 was | ? v948,798, showing a gain to be millions upon millions of dollars spent by private 74— Cloudy pare. We are not only having cooler | former resident of Sanford and was a of (682,025, or more than a half million capital in the near future for great manufacturing plants,. j 72 .14 • •• nights but cooler day« as well. member of the hardware firm of Brum- dollars for the one year. Taxpayers will pay twenty »mill* nn ley 4 Harm on, who were in business here 71 .04 P. C. all aré sitGQQbh-by or near to Riverview, lying just to the Visit the Sanford. Shoe ft Clothing the dollar this year, which ia one mill in 1886. Mr. Brumley ia now manager _ <59____ . S i - P - C east o f jus. .This all . goes to make Riverview the most "R ed Tag Sato." w hen prices arc, : for last year. of a company' th a t t> developing- th e ter- higher than t h r i 71 .14 P. & cut. 102-ltc -classy and desirable property to. the great city of Jackson­ ritory around Chuiuota. Eighteen miles this mill having been added for the road 69 .70 Cloudy Mr. and Mra. Arthur J. Smith, who of street* are ,to be laid at once. He fund. ville. s 73 N o n . Cloudy have been the gueeta of th tfr sister, V .• / Having finished the combined aaeew accompanied by C. W. Perkins W Richard Terheun for ueveral days left Jacksonville and J. McDaniel and Chas. menta, Mr. B utt will now begin tba ar­ Sunday for P slatka and Jacksonville, 8. Brumley of St. Augustine. The par­ duous task of separating the Seminole before returning to their home in Sa­ ty was registered at the Sanford House. property from th àt of Orange, and re­ vannah. iJ.XHf* Place your orders for Crystal Wag writing three copies of the tax roll for little Happenings—Mention Of I ^ h e Fern aid Hardware Co. have re­ onion seed with L. R. Philips ft Co. 101 Seminole county, which will become a cently completed a number of seed bed Riverview today has over five hundred property part of the records of th a t new organi­ blättere In Brief • t'fh e re are many changtw In the WeiIrrigation contracts. Roy Symea, A sation. owncm all boosting for the great future of Riverview. borne block three days the new officers Dorner and Cecil Gabbett are among Aaaeesor Butt yeeterday turned over _We have ¿0 homes, some costing three to four|thousand making changes necessary. Judge WhitPE R S O N A L ITEMS 0E INTEREST thaae who have had the Fernald system ner taken the office recently vacated by to the county commissioners his tax dollars. Three mercantile houses. Boat and launch fac­ installed. Dr. Mason and Sheriff Hand will also books for verification, which completes tory of large and growing magnitude. We have now 14 "The Red Tag Sale" is your oppor­ take part of this office. Dr. Mason has his work for 1913, hs far as Orange Is Summary Of TSe Floating Small Talka miles of streets, all set out in shade trees. We haveffree tunity to buy goods charper than we moved to the third floor just above where concerned. This leaves him free to put Succinctly Arranged For Hurried can. Sanford Shoe 4 Clothing Co. ltc his former offices were located. Dr. on his war paint and work for the Sem­ public boat and bath houses. We have one of the most Herald Readers beautiful &0 acre public parks in the state. Riverview W Jeo. II. Fernald returned l o t week Neal will move one of his offices to the inole, In producing a roll th at will bring The Duckworth store has been dis­ from a three weeks trip to Hwoet Springs, room Just north of his present quarters, much wampum Into the treasury.— has many suburbs since its Inception, and Rlverview’s m antled and the stock moved to Orlando. West Virginia, Wequestonaing, Mich., reserving two of his former rooms and Reporter-Star. geof^raphicnl Inaction is such that it is soon going to mnk& The sale of the season—"The Red Cincinnati, Louisville and Birmingham. Tnx Collector J inkins takes the larger Its property value far exceed any property about Jack­ To My Friends Mrs. Fernald is at present at Wequeton- room. The other‘offices have not been T o* Sale." 102-2tc sonville, and every lot now bought will make the buyer Some on*- of you borrowed my farm designated as yet but the occupant» of Vntresra. Thigpen. Watson, Bishop and slng, Mich. level. Flea*return it as 1 need it now. ■ a thousand dollars qleur in the near future. We have a Sanford friends of Mrs, T. J. Applethe second floor will be forced to move DeM ont spent Sunday at Daytona 102-tfc J. N. WH1TNER.* yard of Tallahassee will regret to know ! us the entire floor will 1* taken up by complete telephone service, and an efficient motor car lines, Beach. that she ia critically ill at the home of the county officers. Clerk Douglas» will at a 5c car fare to the heart of the city of Jacksonville. Mrs. C. L. Goodhue has returned her »¡»ter in Washington, Ga. Mr», probably have the Mettinger apartM a s o n s Attention from a two months visit to friends and Riverview proprety will make thousands of dollars for There will I** a special communication j^ppleyard suffered a stroke of paralysis | menta. relp tiv « in Ohio. the owners. Riverview has made good. Her titles are of Sanford la>dgo No. 62 held on Fri­ last Wednesday. ----- ----- — -------------an d M bs. R. E Millen and family i\J Mr. fti___________________ .. ___ perfect, and as an investment it hns no equal. day evening August 15th. 1913. ut 7 I* have returned from u t n p d o Mississippi Vwil Uie * tTsrthin* Pre-( ooling Fruits and Vegetables and other point*. Co.’a "lWd Tag Sale," wtjere prices ore! 'W hile the pre-cooling of frulta and o'clock sharp. Work in Master Mason Degree. Visiting brethren invited to Take a d v a n ta g e of " T h e Red T ag CU‘ X02 U c vegetable on a Urge ^ e fa of Comparbe present Sale" and buy first class merchandsiHe L>m , n 0 lJnMn representing the n-c-m _origin, SjD hcW > H. E. TOLAR, M. M. 102-lir of citrus a n it dcciduot« fruits that at a GREAT GREAT reduction. reduction. 192-ltc ' Charter Oak Stove Co. of St. Gouts hus , lj4«4‘n in ihi* r i l y several day«, visiting leaves California ttitcf M arch are ho Mcsars. Goodrich ami Johnson of t h e Fernald H ard w are Co., who have ^cooled at tim e of ahi|)ptng. Nolire H orse O w ners Orlando were here yesterday inspecting I«s-n the agent» of this firm for over OWNER . I*1 bunkers for the preservation I have a first cinsi expert horse »hoer. the new- court h ou se. twenty five years of fruit ha» b een used ever »Ince the ad1 1 1 - 1 1 2 - 1 1 3 H o a r d N a t i o n a l R a n k Hldfr, (!lve him u trial. — p e flt» Km+r Vinigbn bos returned from ,,,, vent of the refrigerator car. but It has W. H t*riderwuod. j g JjkCKSONmLE, • * FLORIDA a delightful visit with friends and rela­ ., ....... t i -fnuTnl. tty artual demonstration .. Fin. Special rate» to summer guest». 94-tf tive^ in St. Augustine. that it b>ok the greater part of three 1 1.50 per d ay or $6 lo $H per week-j , » , u , . é . 48484853485353484848485353235302532323235323480248532300482353 t .» i» ; days tQ bring trail to a jK»int where all ^ D r. R. M. Mason ha» vacated ids old x*r ** L‘!“J‘ Write for reservations. W F. h, A E E. R - Jj . ^ ...... d ec ay would reu.*- if the fruit hud twain office for Judge Whitner and lias luken Ayres. Propr'a. 911-910 | loaded worm Fx|w rim ents on preoffices on the nexf floor above Mrs. F. H. Hand and tlie Mlanea! cooling w-cre conducted by G. Harold The Sale of the Season "The Red Julia Kvelyn and Fldllii Rand are at | Powell, then with the bureau of plant Tag Sale.” 192-210 W equetoluiilig, Mich., ami exjs-ct to industry of the department of agricul­ All Local A dvertisem ent! Under This R E D U C E D P R I C E ON G U A R A N T E E D Heading Thrcè Cents a Lins fa c h Issue ¿M rs. Alfred Lilju haa returiwd from stay until full. Mr. Kami and. Mis» ture, now the head of the California G O O D Y EA R P A TH FIN D ER PLAIN T R E A D Lakeland where she was the guest °f Elizabeth und Mi*» May Bund leave Fruit Growers Exchange- It was the For Sale—A good general purpose ^ —relatives and friends for a wi-ek". § 2 .8 0 E ach B I CY C LE T I R C 9 $ 2 . 8 0 Kaoh Unlay to join them. Gq>wer editor's privilege to visit the ex­ horse, without blemish ami in good con­ i * . S Tb* many friend» of ,\fi.v* » Slnu und You can’t drown in the Woodland perimental pre-cooling ntation *ut the dition. Will exchange for good mule. Never soid anywhere lea» than $3.25 (o $3.50. A big contract with C lara Milieu are ghtd to see tiiem back Park swimming pool. Ideal place to plant of tlie Gw Angeles Cold Storage the Goodyear factor) direct makea the price lo me no I can *cll at close Call on or phone F. F. D&tton, San­ margin profit, for cash, these fife» at $2.50 each. „ . . > in Sanford after a ihr<- wis-k»’ vacation learn in *wim. Emptied und cleaned t orupauy, xml at that time Mr Powell ford, Fla. I ir jtl These tires are not «cconda, old stork or defective in any way, but 87 if 4'Billy liill und Archie 11« 11.» have ri- daily. w,i> confident ‘il ion re«, though it had fresh »lock Just in from the factor) and each one carries a factor) guaran­ For Sale- T « " w heel itu al|»l chair, turned from nn extended lr,p to man> 1-ua* Hall of Si Cloud w»a in the >it) not Ihwii brought down to a cumim-rrial l'nderw'ood two horse farm wagon ami tee that mean» Immediate replacement 1IFHK BY ME of an) one that proves on examination to lie defective In material or workmanahlp. • resorta in North Carolina mid Ten taw yesterdu} elirouU’ to Jacksonville, He inula. Mi Powell blew a draft of cold twai tine rcgistereil Ji-re»») calvm, one air into tlie vent hole of one end of Un­ is an ardent I»ouster for tin* St. Cloud heifer and one bull, all going cheap. l o t l . t ?tra«i vV. S . P A R K E R "The IL'd Tag Sale." Where? Whcn?< Waterway» Association and U seeking loaded car,-and drew it out of the other See Mr». Smith, West Side. l02-2p * ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « * 4 4 4 4 4444444444444444444444ft444444 Sanford Shoe 4 Clothing Co., August cooperation of Fioritia traiTSA Irodies by the fan process, this air again being GoimI Farm for Kent Castle G.irdm conducted back into the rold chandler ami commercial clubs. ) •18th to 28th. 102-1 le on traction line, three miles from rily. Place your orders nuw for genuine of the ice plant, SiHin after this a small Farmed for five year- all tiled, two gi oil M. F. Robinson brought a new ver­ pre-cooling plant was established b> tinsion of SaptemU-r Mofn to Sanford ye»- ? tm -j 1» nn!*r i»4 P.*d and White railroad eom(iany in the Gw Angeles flowing wells*, barn and outwhed. ltiqittnrday morning in the sliaj»- of a |MMtal i rystul Wax for September delivery j arils at the icing station, and n-ler) ami ed ch*-ap for cash. Address Mrs Cora with I. ft l’hili|e A Co H*l-tl card. w 1 ork oilier vegetable* were pro codling ui the Hoilinger, Canoatotii l lur rimnt> <oinmis-imier» have ri­ 1'f J-t.r M H. Haver. re|,rewnting tb* * urits time o| |, |! K Publisliing Co. of Philatielpbiu ha» been m m ed sale and .«»und from a »>r> Ixwt Hetwcen I u and 1 1 o'clock A pre-cimlitig plant was also here several dnys and left yesterday for friendly meeting with the r<irnmis»ioners lisheti ut Pomona hy or«- of the asso­ Wednesday, a small arccuut laatk con­ of Orange count) and the wurnpum has Tnmpn. ciation» roniafted with the Exchange, taining name of W J Cramer |*2 re­ 1 wish to annnuru’f* that I havr bought the druR *A. C. Hamrick, the king Ikv uf the iM-eii ilistrilrtUeii til a manner that gives this company buying its cold air from u ward if returneil to Herald office. Marcabeca wan in the city on Friday and | satisfaction to every one m both eoun- nearby ice plant. A little later the Gold 101-U busines* known as Lnwaon's Pharmacy and henjafter Saturday and twisted in starting the ties. Buckle Association ut East Highhi For Sale— Horse and buggy ch< up. wlll'bc Seminole Pharmacy. I wisiT to «ay while I am a For Sale C heap—Two fine all iteci also an Exchange house, installed a rom- Address Box 1162, City. Sanford lodge. lDIMf =3 plows, one dandy 2 -hors»wagon, a lot plrte [iri--c(M»liiig outfit, 'manufacturing stnin^er to you i am not to the Driijt Business and will V is it'th e Sanford Shoe 4 Clothing Wartted—Second hand »how case und it» own ice. Co.'* “ Red Tug Sale,” where prices are of stable manure. Ja». ( (Iarris». ir*> box. Address P. O. box 951. 101-2 treat you right. KKMtp From that time on the pre-cooling of cu t. 102- He For Cash Rental or,Share Farming— ( W. A. Whitcomb of Ifiooiqlington, HI., fruit» and vegetables beeume recognizi-d I am a. registered pharmacist and assure you your J The m any Sanford frientU of Mr. and Four acres tiled land. Two cultivated j ha» arrived In tlie city after spending h» practically a necessity. The Southern Mrs. TilUnghnat will be grieved to leurn two yean but not tiled. House and j proscriptions and drug business will bp correct and prices th at their Infant »on died in St. Peters­ the summer where it wo.» considerably, I'act lie Railroad at Colton, Californjj}, barn on place; 2 L miles west of city., butter than.in Florida and is glad to get built an Ice plant and pre-cooling deright if sent to me. I will appreciate your patronage. 2 Fine Flowing Wells. Address W, P. 0.1 burg last week. whole train „ , . . . . . back to the cool breetes of Lake Harney, rice that would pre-cool Box 893. • 98-tf Phone 275 for quick delivery. * M. A. R at homer U In the city again where his company will .put. on .the . . ,___ large\ )ood of thirty loaded car* in from three ‘ ; v » /£ putting on a big Bale at the Mettinger city and country property sale this fall.' t 0 four hours, blowing a blast of cold air For Snle—100 White Indian Runner Yours very truly, store. Mr. Hathouser is a hustler and L. R. Philip« will have a full supply of from one endrof the train to the other, ducks ut ■ a big bargain. Write f o r ' always make» good. genuine Bermuda Onion seed in Sept- the r a n being connected by a flexible (iricrw. U. S. Mlkesell, Sanford, it. It. 2. 07-tf "The Red Tog Sale." Where? WheW? i pmbee. 101-ti tube. This same company also has a ’ v- I Sanford Shoe' 4 Clothing Co.. AugustFor Sal«*-Bargain—Forty acre farm *T. C. Rolierta of Green Coyti Springs. •««»»«■ P»«>t «t Roseville for the cooling 18th to, 28th. „ , 102 . -ltr . .a n exjieriepcrd man in the office of of deciduous fruit».. Not to■bft^outdone and »mall orange grov« with ten room , R. J. Tracey and wife of Argoni. d efk oi lhe circult courl h„ U ken a po- the S .n te Fe raliro«! has a plant of equal residence, facing lovely lake. Box 473. 96-7tp Xans., arrived in the city Saturday and «¡lion with E. A. riouglasa in the clerk'. ........... S*n Bernardino for the coo K =»#1 Will begin work on their farrii on tho east offic e of Seminole county. Mr. RoberU ing of eitrus fruit», no charge being made For Rent—Eight room house with __ eida in tho near future. will bring his family to Sanford in the Provided th* c»rt « • bath. Well located. Apply to A. P. IM H M 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 « 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 H I Connelly. * • 96-tfc i^Mr. and Mra. John Meisch ami family near future and U-come a rreident here.) by th* r*i,r“ d It can readily be understood that the have returned from a trip to th e ir‘old Furnished room for rent; 307 Oak ! ! . ■. i The Gate City House hoe b ro u g h t 1 home at Long Island and many other down the high coat of living. Only $4.00 1fruit thus brought dawn to a temperature avenue. 95-8tc tC ij ONLY AUTHORIZED BOTTLERS OF •; where the stored Ire can readily hold it, points in and around New* York. For Rent—No. 708 Park Ave., six per week for the finest table board In will prevent all decay in transit. It en***The Red Tag Sale" is your oppor­ tba d ty . See Parker. rooms, bath, electric lights, gas foreook28-tf ablaa the deciduous fruit shippers to tu n ity to buy goods chaeper than we Capt. Murrell spent Sunday at Lake­ pick their fruit In a a riper condition ing. Apply to H. C. DuBooe, over Ten can. Sanford Shoe 4 Clothing Co. ltc land and aaya that during his stay there Cnt Store. 94-tfc . than they were ever able to do before, Dougla* Abernathy returned was a terrific thunder storm arid light­ and it has m u lle d in a greatly increased Wanted—Honeat, com petent share |aat Friday from Tampa where she has nlng struck a»house very near where he | imputation for the eating quality of the cropper or would rent for coming season. been spending sevrjuLwaaks with her The Sanford Celery' Farm now in cowstepping. The rain poured and frujt su traded. MANUFACTURERS OF ÇiINGKR ALE AND SODA WATERS friend, Mtia Jw cj Irene M unloek.,—• there was an awful heavy hail storm Till* is a service that Florida grower» peas and in high state of cultivation. Address E. Valeille, Sanford, Fla. 92-tf L Thrasher returned yeater d»y -which probably, account» lor the cool and shippers have not yet b<en able to PHONE *1 F o r.R e n t—Largs front room. .M rs. from D aytona Beach. Mra. Thrasher brerto* here Sunday night and yerter- otUAln, but the way will be cleared this M 4 H $ H 4 » M M 444 M 44 4 l 4 44 44» 444444 4 I H I I > » 4 4 H 4 44 72-tfc season, and in a few years no doubt R. L. Jones, 206 Park avenue. a n d May accompanied him hdme after day morning. Closing out all popular music at 10c Florida will be as wall equipped in this Best Meal* in Sanford (of $4.00 per a (tending two weeks very pleasantly. respect as ts California today. The week. Most homo-like hotel in town. H on. Forrest U k e has returned from j S. Maxwell 101-tfc Interm ittent Vacuum Pre-Cooling Cor- Transients and regular boarders find a -■ ^businrs» trip to Jacksonville, He ex-1 ^ h e mnny friends o Capt■ M y ta « . o will ooon »end one of their dem- welcome a t reasonable 'rates. St. Johns p e c ti to p u tln s o m e very busy iliyiT iF-- ghtd r o « e -H o « ,"A . v , Wi tg n c f t opr, 420 r u t ^wF W spI j tweoh now arid the flrat of Scptem Ur hi* office again after » two wwekx lege practical lemons wMl b4 given the ship- Streetsolar plexus. • when the new bank opens. I with • " on his . Sanford's Temperature "Tb* Red Tag Sale" is your oppor­ tunity to buy goods chacper than we can. Sanford Shoe 4 Clothing Co. lie W .'^lr-idansa, D r. Stinson and C.4>. LÛ0 Down And | I $5.00 Per Month 1 m 3 * 1 Something To Consider IN AND ABOUT THE CITY f ‘ 1 “ Dr. E. H. ARMSTRONG s _ _ _ _ ....~ * i — WANTS '4JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIM il I Notice To The Public I t JB ■ J. C. FLETCHER, SR. j Sanford Coca-Cola | A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald ■ . will Rent Your House-For -Jr- tK WÆ §i �■«* IV »• August 12. 19JJ THE SANFORD HERALD :: HUMAN NATURE Being a Treatite on the Follies- \\ and Foible* of M ankind —' ■- -—in» iSwnfoTT*'"*•* ~ BY R7J. MOLLY Siting at a table at one of the restaur­ an ts the other day ruminatine upon the honesty of mankind In cenemi a man at t h e taMe next a ñ i l - l a . whom taRing a hat from the rack placed the sam e upon Iff» head amF walked out. Finishing ray own meal and getting down to the toothpick part of the menu I leis­ urely strolled over to lift my lid and found to m y -tre a t amazement th at I had been touched in Sanford. The gentlem an ahead of me had taken my hat and left his in its place and as his was very m uch soiled and very much older than irtn e and having m y-ow n‘ideas about wearing other people’s hats 1 left his hanging on the rack at the restaurant a n d it is th e n yet. -Of course this grip w in a n n iy u in w iT rc ii v y inw time tu im c has my hat, for my name is written there in large letters, My hat was a Knox b a t bought at Yowell’s sale and wss m arked down from $4 to f 1.60, Regardkwe of the price, bowevef, .1 ■till think that the man who picked up ft perfectly good h at in place of his soiled one knew perfectly well what be was do­ ing and deliberately stole mine. He is still wearing it so the proprietor in­ forms me and th at they expect to pinch him when he shows up a t the ¿afe again. Thus my belief In mankind receives ft rude jolt again, and just as I eras be­ ginning to congratulate myself th at the world wss getting better a perfectly sober, honest and industrious son of a gun walks off with my best hat in broad daylight. C an you beat It? i ►ir* » j --* While my near automobile la run­ ning smoothly down tbe road and I am a t peace with the world I love to think about the good th at is in every one and I stop the car every few feet to allow some’ weary pedestrian to get in and ride. The old car creaks and groans at every fresh Insult offered in the way of sudden stops but I have made up my jnind to be kind and gentle to my fellow m an (and women) and regardless of the protestations o f tbe near car continue to pick up the travelling public every two feet from here to Sanford Height». T he car is at the command of my friends and enemies and 1 am perfectly wilting to get out of bed at down to the moving pictures or to make a quick run for toothing syrup for a sick baby. It gives me greater pleasure to S?rve my friends and enemies than to be serving myself or my family. It gives me such a satisfied feeling to be taking in the wayside travelers for I know that some day it shall be returned to me a hundred fold. Consequently the other day when the rocky road to Sanford Heights broke one of my springs I did not fear the result because 1 knew that other owners would recognize my plight and ail my friends from town would take pleasure in coming out after roe and driving me home. Well, they didn’t. They don’t seem to know me now and I am like a cowboy who haa been dismounted and non« of the cattle recognise his superiority, a deduction therefrom shall be made of J. N. Whipicr is the only man so far who three convicts who have been ill an<lunhaa taken pity on me and given me a nblc to work. The county of Orange agrees' to pay Seminole county for the lift. ' My Ideals about th e good fellowchlp use of the remaining convicts the sum existing between auto owners has re- ¡of S5 per head until such tim e as Sem­ e d r r d * 4 ‘ severe shock and my shock inole rmwny'g pro rata share of said conabsorlwn» are not* working. Or I may , vtrts are delivered to the proper author­ have broken a rut« by riding everybody ities of Seminole county, and for the u/e in my car and thus inert caste with the mid fiire of said .stock and team s Orange other owners of cars who never take *county agrees to pay to Seminole county anybody in their cars except owners of the sum of one dpllar per day, for alf working days, up to the signing of this cars. Sfieaking to Bob Holland alxiut the agreement, Seminole county to pay for t lwW there ,.iiM trama apd »tod» l has .h a v e .-been aUlo uVutga JgBIS b»j at owners userf fit thuf portion of Orange-county J ä r ä S h y r r v t f ^ n g between \ of autoMhliilisf and- th at they would al- now constituting Seminole county upon the same basis. It is further agreed that out. , ’ * way» help eatrfi other out * "Then, why.’don’t 1 |get 9 ride this the convicts shall lie divided between the counties of Orange and Seminole as to ,* week?” 1 asked. "Well, I1 »»Id said automobil automobiles,” tie replied, the number on hand May 1st, upon an equitable hast*, at such time as may be Now what did he mean by that? ft ft • herealter determined. (15) It is agreed that each of said It is wonderful what a "strong per­ sonality” an editor will have with his boards shall employ a com petent ac­ readers. A lady reader in New York countant to aid the au d itor.of Orange state writes to sympathize With me in the county in making computations neces­ serious operation of the removal of two sary- to carry out the foregoing agree­ ingrown toenails. W ith a full apprecia­ ment. It is further agreed th a t said tion of-her solicitude and with no undue f w m in h n U ~ b ?'tfd n e under th e ground levity It would not b e uusu'liTF/ to re- supervision of Honorable B. M. Rob­ my j t th at an editor, is as strong with inson, auditor for Orange county and the feet as with hU hands and unlike th at a dull detailed report of all m atters, Samson our strength 14 riot in the hair. embracing as far as possible exact figures We m ay thinlrour tim e h taken up with In each case, shall be made by the said sym pathy for the other fellow but many accountant» under the supervision of there are who think tbe editor is really said auditor at as early date as practic­ human and eata with a knife and fork. able, coplea of said-report to be subm it­ ted to each of said boards. I t is further agreed th at the said reports shall be construed as final and binding, except as to errors and omissions. NEV AND OLD COUNTIES MAKE FRIENDLY DIVISION * (Continued from Page I) period which would have been payable to the county clerk or oounty tax collec­ tor of Seminole county had offices been In operation during told period, pro­ vided, however, th at this applk*. only to the net amount» received by the coun­ ty after deduction of all free of officers, amount» paid to the state, etc. / (11) Tbe county of Orange shall pay over to the county of Seminole from time to time Seminole's pro rata part of any moneys received from state for Jeafc of convicts. This applies only to convicts sent up from Orange county before the division. ( 12) For the purpose of making d e a r the foregoing paragraphs, it is agreed that Seminole county is entitled to re­ ceive her pro rata part of all moneys which may be collected and which were owing to the county of Orange at the time of division. (13) It is further agreed, in accord­ ance with the general provisions of said shall' retain andSornihok* county shall have no in te rrs fll the court house, jail, county home, or any other real estate located in present Orange county, i l ­ ia further, agreed, however, that Sem Inole county »hall take and retain any county real estate located in Seminole county. This includes all d ay pits and also a »mail piece of ground on which is located a ferry house at Osteen Ferry, and Orange county will execute deeds conveying this property if required 1 14) to w ait and they viTli no doubt hall with Joy th e «announcement th a t th e ’day Is not far distant when they will be per­ m itted to enter this beautifyul place; —SL Augustin« Record. * CHANGES IN THEATRES Star T heatre and imperial Combine to Belter Serve the Public T h at Sanford will not a t the present time support two moving picture shows has long Ix-en apparent to the public J . Ki M alinger will have one on tbe 16th. Tbe Sanford Shoe 4 Clothing Co.'w ill start one on the 18th and the people who come to Sanford to trade will be able to purchase cheaper than ever before. W atch The Herald for advertisements: ♦♦HS Sanford Library! t ano « Free Reading Roomj MORE CANALS IN THIS SECTION J IMPERIAL THEATRE j i :— i,—-BUILDING- Kissimmee Anxious to Have Deep IValcr With St. John* River Isaac J L Hftll^jgicjratai^' « L S jU íJo u d iC fe im L anfprttTi’STu’n TimVi- mTnfToving popu­ day enroute to Jacksonville, where hu lation b u t there is such u thing as over­ will appear before the Hoard of Trade, doing th e proposition Aral about ail the w ith reference to the pro|xRed cana^ people wanted in the jju ttn v r time was connecting 4 ke S t. Johns ahd Kissimmee one good movie show. .'Consequently rivers. He saya considerable interest ere long the proprietors seeing th at fur- j is taken in the proposed route and much ther competition would be ruinous very* m ay result from the atari already begun. wisely cam e together and havo arranged F t. Myers, St. Cloud, Kissimmee and a sumfner schedule th at will not only Sanford have expressed themselves high­ please th e public but will give the pro­ ly favoring such a cana], as it will mean prietors of tbe show a chance, to cop off much to all ritice over the w ater route a living. Karnatx 4 . Herndon will be between Jacksonville and Ft. Myers. the sty le of the new combination and Six more turpentine »tills will be put only the S tar Theatre wil! be operated into operation between Lake Harney and during th e first five days of the week: N arcoosacr, if tr ansportation of tomé O n f U t u r d a y night», when the crowd provided besides much o f tb e usually too large to be accommodated country south of Sanford would be by one theatre both the S tar and Im­ opened up to acttUmetrtffij perial will be open for th e movie» and M any pleasure craft» of the Southern sometime* for vaudeville. T he Imperial water» would be seen on tbe St. John» will be given over to the legitimate river if the canil is constructed. drama when there is any, and by thus Fifteen years ago steamboat» re­ combining the expense« of operating will ceived merchandise between Narcooeee be cut enough to make a small profit. and Kissimmee. The new arrangement should be per­ W ith very little expense to the gov­ fectly satisfactory to the public, as both ernm ent this connecting link between placet have been putting op good enter­ the two waterway» could be made pass­ tainment» and the people appreciate able and be a benefit to the entire state. their effort» enough to wish both young M r. Hall expressed himself th at there men well.* Karnatx 4 Herndon arq is nothing that would benefit so many CHULUOTA LOT SALE young men well and favorably known people at so little expense as the connect­ Thriving City in Seminole Will H ate and they have the beat wishes of tbe ing of these two waterway». Sanford people for their full measure of Big Land Boom sueceee. W illiams-Furen Chuluota is to be placed on tbe m ar­ ket on September 1st. This is to be A t the Furen hom e on Laurel avenue CAPTURED ESCAPED CONVICT one of the most substantial and one of this morning a t eight o’clock Miss the prettiest cities in C entral Florida. Nellie Furen anti M r. W. W. Williams Yi is located on the Okeechobee branch Seminole Sheriff and City Policeman were united In the holy bonds of m atri­ of tbe F. E. C. Railway and is in the Get UaniJ Reward mony, Rev. Strong of the Congregational Heart of the Kissimmee valley, a section Sheriff Hand and City Policeman Vic­ chureh officiating. The wedding wma a noted for its fertility and other natural tor'are $100 to the good today, aa the re­ quiet home affair, only the relative* and advantages. t sult of their vigilance having captured friends being present. Beautiful, wide boulevard* will be Miss Furen is well known to a large an escaped convict yesterday. The laid out in the proposed city and lots convict was a negro woman named circle of friends in this city and the coun­ fronting on these avenues wil be placed France* Towers and she waa sentenced ty, having been a teacher in the Sanford placed on aale on the first of next month. from D ade county for highway robbery, schools for many years. She had been Ail of the streets and boulevards will be getting two years. She worked in the ' appointed to teach this term and the hard surfaced and other public improve­ camps of the Southern Pine Co., and 1new* of her marriage yrill come as a great ments will be made before any of the haa served only one month when she 1aurprise to the patrons of the school. lots are disposed of. escaped. A description was mailed over They will make their home here. A very handsome office building has the atato and the officers here located the b ftn erected by the land departm ent of woman in Sanford laat week. After be­ Notice the Florida East Coast Railroay, in the ing certain they ITad the right party the Teachers' Examination in and for future city, but no other »trueutrea as arrest wss made and tile degress conSeminole county will be held at Sanyet adorn the streets. tcaaud to being liie one wanted. /ord. Tuesday. Sept. 2nd. .C huluota ¿¡mm--«very advantage to as­ Deputy Sheriff J. T. Leee carried her For white teacher*, in the High School; sure a rapid growth. The surrounding to Ocala yesterday, where she will be and for colored teachers in Hoppers' country is very fertile and adapted to turned over to the lessees and Sheriff citrus fruit growing and agricultutre. Hand and Policeman Victor will divide Academy. An examination fee of one dollar each There are many splendid orange and the roward of $100. will tie required. grapefruit grovea there at present. On , D. L. THRASHER. County Court Tomorrow the town site t lie re are five beautiful 102 6 tc * Supt. Sheriff H and leaves for Orlando today lakes, with clean sand bottom, which are and will bring back seven prisoners that teeming with fish. NOTICE The new branch of the Florida East belong in Seminole county and they,will Coast Itailway, running to Okeechobee, be tried tomorrow before Judge Whittier U ntil office in Welborne Block i* v a ­ is well advanced and pamre through Chu­ of the county court. This will lx* the c a te d by present t e n a n t i which will tie luota, It now p t tends to Ki*nanjville, 58 first court held in Seminole c o u n ty at a n early d atei, I c a n In* reached at mile* beyond, ur sou th of I 'h u iu o t a and Big Sale* In Sanford th e A. C. !.. passenger d epot; or by c a ll­ » . AND ♦ ¡I , Saturdays 4 (o 9 p m S trangers W e l c o m e The w o rd U Pn ot used at - H O TEL;n G I .E R E V aRo aOn s» aEn oA OAvns N O axwtXTo > L A IV RO O SU 75 C E N T S; WITH PRIVATE BATU.*!» P tH PCRSaa JAGKOOJWILlF.n-A. DR. W. E. H0USH0LDER DENTIST Reoeu 13.14 and 29. PVo DU* SANFORD. 'f'huo, 41 FLORIDA * DR. R. M. MASON DEUTET Wefborn Block Phoss 1$ Sanford, Florida THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND-COUNSELLOR AT-LAW L a u Slat* A ttorney Seventh Judicial Cimili slama ' Residence«. Sen lord and Svlvan l a i » DR. C. G. B U T T DENTIST Office: Yo well Bulktlng SANFORD. FLORIDA GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTORNEY ahd COUNSELLOR *t t AW Practice in State and Federal Courti Gamer-Wood ruff Bldg Sanford Fla. > ¡.Theo-Schaal ii J e w e le r / «> aetbv. j1 Expert Repairing of a ll kinds ! . m atm 123 W. Firsl Street ;; Sanford - - Florida ;; NO. 6 6 6 As to the division of co u n ty This w convicts on hand as of M ay 1st. and for it i* expected will be extended to O kee­ Sanford m e rc hants aa usual are offer­ ing m e over phone No. 52. ¡ally fof ing big bargains in summer stock* and an eq u itab le a d ju stm e n t for the use of chobee by the first of JanuaryI a m now p re p a re d to issue poll ta x FEVER.. Eager to secure property in this favor­ this city will be the trading center for receipts for 1911 and 1912 (1913 poll any case, stock a n d te am s since sa id period until the date of. this agreement, it is agreed ed town many people have vainly en­ miles around during the give away aale taxee not due until Nov, 1, 1913). as follows: T h a t from the number of deavored to buy lots in advance of the that will soon take place. Chaa. KanJN O . D. J1NKINS, county convicts on hand aa of May 1st, opening day, but they have been forced ner has a big sale starting on the 15th. 102-2t C ounty Tax Collector a prescription prepared i -pecMALARIA or CH1LI-S tND Five or six dosce will hrvxk and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It art* on the liver better than Calomel and >h«* not gripe or sicken. 25c. WAIT - - WATCH - - LISTEN l f f i,' Store Closed Friday, A u g ­ ust 15th and OUR GREAT= 10 Saturday, Éárly. August 16th, preparing for this sale. 1 : : Days : S E E I S S U E O F T H E H E R A L D F R I D A Y , A U G . 15 , F O R F U L L Only. August Come 18th to August 28th inclusive. : P A R T IC U L A R S to* — ----------- i- .,- . * ’» n i t r i i �■ . 'fi i*. . t 4»-V,. V- ‘ i •’* ? " ' ■t f. * t V l*M \ - irr O F F IC IA I, O R G A N OF S E M IN O L E ( O F N T Y— T H E GARDEN OF THE W ORM ) r PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY IS N u m b if 1 03 9 ANPO RO , SA X F O l i b F L O R ID A ‘ Lift DA A YY F■RI R ID Is U W f/t I.itin g AlICO U S T 13, »T > ■_ ~T, ■a SPO T 1913 , V o tu m « V _ r-*£ f - r r r b New Seminole County New York’s Governor Two Bronze Cannons Holds First Court Finally Impeached . Will Guard Our Harbor *»v*" • “ ■ jr* i • , ---------------- #/ p'FTff t , Co u n t y Ju d g e W l i i t n e r I ) is - Criminal Court of Record and h«*J<i i F a m m a n y S e e m s l o H o l d I h e The bride i« an attractive young C o n g r e s s m a n 1. E n g l e I n tr o * minstrel also, with blackfaced comep o s e s O f F iv e C a s e s |HMiiliiMi until the election IasI vi.ir. \ m .: _ t l ___1 M woman and an eilicicnt teacher uf tind u c c s B ill F o r T h e S a m e r>lk? wulkpri' «luartett« and the W h ip H a n d N o w ., , , , . . ' Sanford school* fur many yearn. when he was defeated by the late KaUih gnuid finale of old veterans, showing the • r^ Shine. The death of the latter raised a The news of her*marriage will !«• reÍS spirit ui.tiu . iJnei war. -ODi*/.aub|ecU • —New Cm|[|XIV flam t. t i u n ii i O ut Jure-)-Vacancy v*«o*iiv) to# tic filled by appointment O ther New* O f The W ^rld C on - 1cci\rd-wm*rwrr:Fitt^*feitf of-intcnut by O ther Item* O f Interest In C ounty deal with M ayor Gaynor, of the city of ? and in this appointment Mr. De<\>ttc* ' dented For Buty H erald her many friends here and els«Where. tic« I n Mo*t S a t i s f a c t o r y A nd Stale In Tawlm.l York and his cabinet; a group of The groom Is a well known business y • M a n n e r , wltH unfortunately a resident of the well known »ufTrngcttT«; Header* Form mail .of n i-r« t* n d u irg r wiewiin Iws-c . wo. _ ' *t«iriu -a re a in th e p r e p a r e d n ew - c o u n t y T l l C county c o u r t o f H e n m » , « * . «WRaht»*»»sw*-lti»t -tie* (Mrvition again. l i e h a s a Albany, N. Y.. Aue. |5, William Sul- gag*«! in the forniture-bufdnen* atei has Whm^CnnTinnrYT Harris Itiid his as- u cle\Tr skit *Vnown as the "Musical held the fin»t term o n Wednesday morn- g o o d p o s i t i o n , however, i n Seminole Huiler, governor of New York, is th e , Uh? esteem of a large circle of friends sistunt* loaded our heavy coast artillery I Blacksmiths" and "Nursery Favorite«,** ing, Judge Whittier preaiding. There ¡county and aside from his new laurels eighth - governor in th e history' of the U tl. bn»in«*a . we quaktlancea. HU Bu­ with trw'mtrch sand and pafter In o rd e r! a auftject th at will gladden the-heort» of • were five cases, disposed of in r e c o r d ' is a t t o r n e y for several rorjwtrations a n d United State« to ltc impeached. The rner home was In Illinol*. where the to celebrate Seminole county’s birth and all lover* of child life, dealing with time under the prosecution o f Solicitor hat a l a r g e legal practice in this a n d last governor im peached foced the hippy couple expect to go in the early the said artillery having lived long j "Juck the G iln t Killer," "Old King DcCottes and Judge Whitner handled other counties of Florida. The new charge* in 1876, nearly forty years ago. fall and spend a month. His many enough to see Sanford on top promptly \ Cole," "The Witch, "The Fairy," "Little the cases like a veteran jurist. The position of aolicltor was created at the The list of governors impeached follows: friends congratulate him on winning so burst into a thousand fragments, Sec- Red Riding Hood,*’ and all the old faju ry , the first in the new county were last session of the legislature and is a Charle« Robinson, Kansas, 1862, ac­ fair a bride. retary Bate* immediately rant ub o u t' voritca so dear to the heart* of the young, Messrs. Davison, Williams, Keene, good law In providing exj>ert legal ad- quitted. Harrison Reed, Florida. 1868, for some more» artillery tn d wrote the There is no limitation on TalkingWhidden, Lijw- and H. J Minton, fore­ vicp for the smaller courts of the state. charge« dropped. "Beans a« Is Beans” William W. Holden, -oilicials at Washington regarding the Picture« for every action and every man. The following canes were disAgain speaking about the Tuada same. Yesterday Mr. Bat » received sound of voice or effect are reporduced North Carolina, 1870, removi-d Powell pased of:, bean«, we have three of some sire grow­ the following hill th at will lx- in tro as naturally a* though one were witnonClayton, Arkansas, 1871, charges dro|vHanford's Co-operative Store Hezekiah Thomas, the slick coon who ing on two vines. On Sunday one pod duced by Congressman I/E ngle and ing the genuine exhibition on u regular jied. David Butler, Nebraska. 1871, The first eo-operativp store to o|M-n some time ago robbed several offices was sutiY-n and u half inches long; one when the heavy cannon arrive they will stage. This is considered one of the in this section of the south will start removed. Henry C Warmoth, twvuLsiIn the Pico block and curled the con­ term expired and pr feedings thirteen and one eight inches |oni. It guarei th"*entrnni'e o the immense shij>- gre atest inventions of the wizard Ediarm, |,H7 business in Sanford on SejitemlM*r first tents thither drew u package of six in the Stone-Govt- block, just east of dropped. Aldert Amts, Mississippi, is exiled the Solomon Island Gourd or ing harimr at Sanford for he time be- ¡soil, and hus created the greatest excitemonths for the theft of the elrctric fan. 1876, resigned. Governor Hull r will Guada Imán. Mr. Well» rooked one qf ing and afterward will be |ilacei1 on the incut throughout the country. They W. W. Abernathy'^ furniture »tore. The typewriter was no more valuable strive to remain the executive head of the small p«ls from his vine and pro­ lawn of the new couit house. are at prenent Itcing shown only in th« The new »tore ■will huy goods from than the fan and for this offense he re­ the state government pending the re­ nounced it excellent. He said that it largest ritie*. where they are drawing Following is the bill: the wholesale houses of Baltimore, and ceived six months, and when he serves sult of the ptnpcaehment rial liefore the was a* good as any string bean he ever • rapacity buainma daily In the large New York and by avoidin the tentacle« A Bill to authorize the Secretary of the full time in road making he will vaudeville theater*. This 1* the flint of the southern grocery trust will lie senate and court of apix-als. Thurdaay, ¡ ate. never look a typewriter in the fare Sept. 18th, has Iw-rn agrts-tl upon a- the The lieun jhmI which measured lixteefr' War to donate two condemned’ I ran# time offered to the country at large ami enabled to sell groceries at a very rea­ or bronze cannon anil cannon hall» to again. date for the iin|ienc'hment trial The anil « half mehr« Sunday evening has the ritiu-n* at Sanford will await with sonable figure John l^uartermain, the negro chauf­ governors opponents uMsume that lie grown, up to Wednesday evening, three the city ol Sanford, nt the »tat * of internal the opening night here. II. E. Gormly will lie secretaryfeur for the ice wagon some lime ago l•«'¡4.Hea automatic» ly tel be governor lw- day», thirteen and a half Inchi-s The Floridatreasurer and general, manager of the Be it enacted by the Senate and found a watch in the house of A M i-ause- of I he fae-t *if his ITU| Mto-h men I jrod last nigh*»»» thirty inches long and ric‘w store and having had year* of n I.KTTKH FROM DR. M1NN1CK He-uae of Ucpr>-**-titativi-e uf tin- i'nit<-e! the Ifiirtes'ti inch | mh I I iil * grown to Tyler and borrowed it He told the Martin H Glynn lu-ule-oaot governor pv-rirnre in this Uni in various states court that he hud inadvertently lorgoi suce-eeding to fil» pr rogativfs Sul- twvntv -even inclusi ili legnila They Stali-s of America in t ’ongreaa a-»emand in this section knows the iracic Kormrr Resident of t ’ameron City Tell* bl.-el lo bring it bark alul in a moment of wr doe« not accept this view of the law, are e'-rtainly a »ignt worth seeing thoroughly and can 1m- elejieTided u(M»n 111» Cvpe- ienre* in Celery Della We- nugtit >nv that we first read of the absent minded liens «o]«l tin- watch fir T h ai 'h e -sc-relarY "f War be anil hr to give i he jo-opfc 1tic- U-st ilia' rfie ni.tr holding that he w »till guvernonr until Gan l,e In un io the Tlmes-l'mim m Jack­ 76 cents. He plead nut guilty, but ac­ the verdict of the court of imjM-Hchme'iit 1» hereby authorized luiel direct eel to The following letter from Dr. Minnlck ki-t affords knowledged the theft, which was one is rendered, Abraham J Palmer, a sonville- which tirmts all the good stilli donate to the city of Sanford, in the whu now reaidtst in S . Petersburg will The CO-operative «Inn- will »tart in u in in> 'mittry ami m Ile- -oeil h on the judge and John received si* sta e of Fiori.In, two brun/..- . r lúa*» | M, ,,j ,htere*( to Ills litany- f temi» in and modi -I w.t\ ,it f;r-‘ Inil c-cp i i. itralic ip clergyman »eiialor. today ninftrmwl the ear-le-n Tinte» months in which to refresh hi* memory tory ileal Mr» Sulii*r h.ol lobi him she- Wjm. I l utimeli, wi fi » suitaltle outfit of can- around Sanford i out with iiirrea,«*-d bu-in«-«.» and m « William \\ ushington, like hi* nameWM.S till et ll re»|MlllnMe fur the eIsr- of thenon bali», which may not I«- needed in r,, r - j H,i||y. Kdltor Sanford Herald: building of their own will give tin |ceop|e D e a th o f Mrs. R o b rts »¡tke could not tell a lie and plead gull H u ln - r • .einpnig n c o n t r i b u t i o n s in s t o c k I he service, the «ame to lie placet! in a My [),-ttr Mr. Holly When I left of this ScsTllltl a chance to pure ! ICS. good M? I I - R n t v rr u u tut re side» no public park, building, nr square m »aidSanfbnl I promised you ! would I run»,n t l>erity to the charge of assault and battery wtlle groceries a I a reason able figure The M e li, v illi a v e n u e eli i| ln » I H um bly city and having given the court Imt little Provided. I luti the- article* of y,,u f,,n fine« selling forth why I was rceojs-rnliVe tv(*- of slorc-s liavc- made a M,,. wo» taken ■miele ni. ill ami ordname pr..|»-riv ftirni«h«l under the m«iving t<> Si Petershurg. You will troutde was given ten dollars and cnets ll » la t i- s g e e v e rn m e lll le ns rugi.' 11.. I wonderful »m ns> whe rever st.irleel in fier I .»Ita m i »lu rte e l P t rin « iiy to K* i fo r e g o in g p r o v is io n s o f r io » a c i s h a ll not agri»- with lite liuti m all ruutltrie« some and paid t he same *r. ie •! II.»- |»;iwi-r» etnei le a rn many oilie-r slat** ami that Hanford - min--' . I 11. Houston, while youth and lor ’ a te .g n g n v e r m r i C W Ç '# î i 0 a * Î i« d * * 3 r . U í w | lw re tp u ri il l o be a iv o u n ie d lo r to H it ■etas«Miac pstw tfux-ticiv'.. tOV tht^'pFmfine store will Miiycee-el ¡s leeyimd (M-railven t-il unti mtiM r**H «*|$ h**r Hfuth hml visilinl 1 h< * ( hifi t*f Onihuiir»* an»l that fits i,xjM*nfw* set tiers wfto follow m the wake of the merly candy butcher on the A. < I. lure, enough [»«.pie hating already Will elee nettili lilt tee l-niburiUOe I tie pe leie- home had Ik-cii pinched for carrying a pistol »ball Im* incurred by ri» I nileel Stati*« P*.or unfi.rtiim»te pioin«*ni, who sufiply ¡M .li. t .el Prusiiii nt Wilsein toward M rv Inkr-n 'liee-k le> assure a good tru'h'-fr« l(olM-rls le-nv»-s :e iiusb.mf und 11 1 1.* .1. lev *-r-. of - . i... and pleaded guilty, was given the mini n ee irai are- me Ulted to »UppiTt ll physically, mentally, spiritually and ti .■* .-bijipe n ' e. mourn, lier lo-v» imiTtl fide of flllO an<! paid Hei r . Late \\ .ll.eeell vvlieea re TtlgliRlInlt fintine nelly me.re- gitali language can dt»*lampa "tends ( lui < arets » I'iternuiut was made Tuesday aft-T Arthur Jackson, of ebony hue had i ,ws aliiban-Mile.r tee Mexico recently eeiu Another ■ti-|* low.irei« n-euring in iti U- Thw t" exceedingly ltard on the l ampa. Aiigusl II I'uesday wa» ite *i-J -IOg ’ I<• 1at •- e-lTee-t t te‘l,i| a r i l L»- o. » o ln I .eh- vie w cineeti-rv Tb*- ternrbun «v iiJL] taking way with him aiyl mils caught servie*- along tie*- east coast luomwrs who know nothing alkntt famttReste-4.nl day III la m p a , ami thin* -ue*( a staleinenl leeluy at lacking (he p. etliy ed lie 'immunity * rxleitih-il ( it from Went I’ulm Hc-ucli, tliruagli 1‘idm Jog or hewing out or blizi ig tho road with the goods on him Sot wishing to B(a, ,,f , t„. Hritieh f..r- lln- b u e n v . d hlisbaml and mol herlevt Bench ami Dadi* cntirttii***, ut Itetredl, for other» to follow. Only one who goes take up any time with a small matter sands of cani* were yeut ta unfortunates like tin 1 court Arthur was given $100 in the north tediiug ol tin- glorino« «uni ign .-Ille-« ihm recognition •>( Hie Huerta ehddrwn ha- be-.-n taken in 1)1*- ilppin a(li»i to tb** thr ough (hi* or'IiTtl cun know the sufami cost - or five months It i*. optional r u e r el m u t t e u n d •>t b--r adv t i l l a g e s of 1 1 i g o v I rriM ii'Ill lo ld he-etl «.»te.iid eef a fte r Ile iioveriior (or thè isauutire ol lettera fiat- le-ring ami «ml >linup|iointment thut fol­ city und «e-e-liiin All p re \imi» reeorit betel made a "congratulatory »fM-erh' with Arthur GRP t I T IA M S G O IK S eiii to t he Mulini ami Smith Fiorirla ri low« amt yet when he leaves the foilttU 11[la m c ollcerl u a* utui on i hi -lo - , t fe>r handling post curd* wire ’.d ii i ■.. i - ' i o n . e l preside r I 1 *«ft kf •ilt L"« fini |i - of ■t.ilnm lee Iul» iuieb the home lie htt* 1i"f i ,r I <4 ri íi.t 11-a charged w,»l ittmg with intc hi lo >ill l i a ¡«Vite.fill e "sanfiird P u is tl o.e -r on hi s » i mne e e .»iti-nlii»it Î*■r a l,i. 1 »- Gs nifi.' l - M l •h* .1 •- iibb-l wh.it he-eirt( aiig* he sufler» or i fi» filan w ivs*stjgge«ied i . . and having a plea of not guilty was r• *,( III how he- loiig- tor hi» ild home. When G»firi l* .‘T VMt i Thi fo r m a ! ar m - Dn el»*- Te-nnis l *euri» I -erg'' . i.irlers we-re pbelito-d le inandcd lo j id to cwait t h e pl».i»ure of M'-ar» -.1 lin Ibsnrd "I 'J'r.ide i u l m i A |t|rhi u t li*li fur « i 11.1u . iiu read ll»!» you can well imagine tho k l lie I... . • r ule» i nim m t t«-e lot riie M till* park .airts yi-st*-rilay Hanfeitel i'ttfd ■ojifauietl tin- following illnim el Judge1 I’erkins of the < m utt < ourt i f ir n u g l t .M iam i furling und longing uf the writer (or hi* c hr * * r» »‘i r r u i r lui* beurmg oli l luirsday ol Uh* eleb-guies lo j,|lliey This cleaning u|> of the civil docket and ing suit nu-iit us to the weather condì thè National Couttril of.Wornen Voler* Vi, y jnjA,all o\ r Kis-tmmee in Mime tx-eii made In the city council, hut ac- home, hi* little hamlet, his good neighinteresting tennis gumen. T he petty o a s e s was a good |iiece of work tío ILS. A gretti inani women spectaton* are* «"k- K IKiimmee ti a m was re presell t n l hy tion on the m atter b still (tending III* lor* and Sanford. While the foundaas the prisoners were languishing m (or N tiM N ST RU K KH, Nu H KAT P R us (M-eted re attenti thè hearing, ut whn h sajrl to In- Ihe intention of the company t inn* have Iwen laid and suffering» and Mi-ssr*. W eaver, Bullock, Mm* Agnew cign jails and were pining lo gel back l'KATlDNS I N I I.URIIIA thè delegate» «ili urge- a re-j.orl favor Hllel WooelseiHetllff irei hy Mes-srs to »e-e-eire It- privilegi«* th ro u g h till* City d b a p |io in tn ie n t* endure«), yet t h b in it home w linw I hey could work the r••-i11I le-fe .r l p ll-lltllg I I I » Ululi* r o f lib i Ifl.llg n-n»e- i* a real genuine pleasure Dint thorw Wnil lo-r Itiir aie giviil f, . ahlv oli lite su (Tragitti- nini udito ni f-.v. Ptllestiiii \V ill ami M Kim of Seminole •'<uirt’ v and patronize home right- of wav liriiitgh lie*- rural 'h»trn I» who fi.llow mill ta k e u p tin- b urden laid |oa t>-rn|» rutlire 'Iguie-- f«•r l’a m propos.il Aittimg thè «|«-uki,rs wdl u* The follow tin 1I* wen pliiye-il m tnilustri*-* eiol tin- .* |,e f '-»eeti ami .» along Da- ihiwn will enjoy the re«uU» of our ex­ latte Aildaiits unti Dr Harve-y Wi v pu I - ' o I ' 11 .V w I.mil Sauforei - om- euit v ie lo rtou s in The m u r t « a s h eld m » h at will Inpri.poweej roe««' p ir e ||«I- lie .1 )u>|-*'flll hetppV ttllil pfeieMatirnnm '* ! o o o all of them th e re g tll T • " r ' l>c arranged a ln l ........ lie i ......I Fag**-« i- II ' ill! M . -! v acate W A h II III \ r i n n i W I 1I M ni With the advent of I he elevator Mils Tu thousand' m | m» pie- be> carrie-d third tic -or should make an d ia l m int IlleevsitgeS of failli ne I altlf.u ami linroom s la te of Fionda l’boU»ultd» " I people wdl lenrn for th*. tir»t lime, perhap* limi 1 he ttummer terni» raiure- o( Kloriela is fìrower» Getling Bus) Vocation* for the- average celerv delta noi by any rnearu ltw> thè healeri terni farm er are uhout over Activitn*» have in Sin**»!, a» many uf r fi» in hail ia-lieverl. Tliev wili fimi tl.al 11 is not «afe Iit begun in ear ne» i on tin* celery .mil let­ theorii-s hy a tile« farms, u.« \ugw-»t i« the rrmrii H of form *»|ie'» leinfR-r.ii 1mere «tuely ol thè Ine-» eif Intiluelc tM-ed boei plulit mg To those unarquamti el with tin» in­ They will leurtt that freepn nllv th«- fheriettili vo farming, lini*- realize tin- im- mottieter goe** higher in 1 atuula thaii 11 rnenae amount of lul»u and . v)e*-u«<- ttu rc ! i|.»— in florida. I* uttarhed to it. Even th** mmute-st 1 There-|« u good reason for this, ami details of the planting from ria urne ria- tti 111 1« in thè geographi.al l>»-'}ium of ria* Land of Kluwer», li 1* .* riarre'vi bo8u* -go in the ground until ilo «Ini I i» ptllf liegins have to be i-nri-fali watcluel I i,insula ln'tween thè <7liti ai.'l the Making the iced bed «meringà trf | and « waept by h m -» , from la>.h thousand* of yarri* of whitr rlmh i* quite In alie» of water continually that do a grra an item. This has to be renew ed a- ' be­ gf, it dual toward making lit«- summer gun and rain rota it frequently m one tciii i«Tature bearuble. Th*—e with the ruina ¿hat full nearly season. The rise in the price «I ■• ry every day during the summer, make* w?ed of w-vera I dollfitat per pound will be­ a n additional expense to the grow r», l,f, ,,i FlnrteU one long,var*tion,wi , „ far m* b u t what do a few- dollar* mean to »hrI»*» hot weather » concerned^ Kyen on ^ a ,, ,, i . the «lay* when something slip* and it thrifty tfllern of the soil m the celerv • * .• ,-i . i , i *„. ■ get> to **■ r«.« v liot and there are »*«»t> O t-roin now until umit me « atltai t» ? From the snipping shipping »* ,. . , f * .. m, , .«fay» day« tiie nights lUgleU urv are always cool. cooi. It L. . i e r r e n u over in th e spring th e n - will be 1 > . t , ■ , , , i i . . i . ; 1« a wavs perc'ibl«* to get u refreshing V plenty of work for everybody who ' , . . ____ , ' t trilling to hustle. L.«t U " "••- I’ -•»> " " ,l— “ 'írtU, *° milkC .. .. ■ , Ui : jjri* .... - ■ .' 7 T Onahty Sollrltor DcCoJlr* • . H^n. fleot A.. DeCottes. .recently ap­ (, (.iit-s lee Mc i nt unn p o in ted ndvjvor let thr* bq^iii of county U r , and M r I'.tul B iggc ra .u xp e ?*t commissioner* i« u\*o tier solicitor lor to leave, in J lee I. » for IwiwTslon, Seminole ci'tintY in rite .Justin- «1 the M o n ta n a , where r i* VH nuri'1" their peace and county judge's couri. Mr fu tu re hom e I'a u |e-e I ully »ejfel 111* DcCottes is W«tll lytri'd -irir Imlh tK»,i_ ■ .» -. , i . , e , _ i J place of business to T. W Wiiliama ami ttm te-being h u not decided .h a t buainra will tlg h u in .ih p fttAto and Ifis handling of engage his attention in the far wret the ca*c« in the firstjteteio’h ^ f Hie coun­ l.ut it is safe to aaaert that Paul will win ty court last VMJhtoday demonstrated out no matter whirç hb lot may lx* cast. th a t justice' will not iw allowed to lag i the new county. Mr. D eCottea wm after roming t o - t hw101-tfc Ÿ bring ylocted solici (or for tbe per copy. S. Maxwell. tfeii rtf >« r «.u - I 1,1 generai ralle» ir* l.ringt . ti . lA v a t l u n d I • . W ....... .. .eiut \ .in » te-nai .Irofe 111 thè leltifR-rature, whicli is A g tie w . Si lire I. J fu 111ri ir pnictii-ally over tlu* e-ntin- coun­ Ve alt artel F flull. » W and \t eMid try tieelay • epl m thè grilli tt.ldeilc Men Score I* .' s t s l euri, I m-II Halli 1« h.edlv ne*'e|i-e| Wyatt ami l ’u|e«ton vs \\«‘HVer anil there, and thè coro i* firact¡rally btirn- Van* Agnew. Score fi J . mg ufe The wt-ather bureau edb-r» no ho|»> for nnrneeliate re|¡e-f. o o o Forty two employe» of the Humum and Bailey cireeis we-r«’ hrmighl to this rily liMluy »ulb-rmg from injurie* re-reived in a wreck at Richfield, Neb . Iule Iu *t night Thirteen of tin* *■in ploy is* uf*- «i-rietusly hurt. Kox v*. —\\iMM|«on singli-« \ti»«h«in I Wyatt and Van« Agnew Wvatt 7. \ ait» Agnew 6 P u le sto n lend M c K i r n vs ken singles, Hullo, k anil W eaver, Scor« ¿-ó Sanford will play Kissttmn««' at Kl«»mime* n« xi Thursday afternoon und a large,follow ing friem here will accompany the playiri to Ki-»imniee. . * fit»,’ th»- proceeds to go to the Bujitist dejiqt 1» som e elutance from th e city ond church for repairing the liulldmg. half th e tim e the t.-lejihone service i* A b as k et dinner anel jiicnlc a n d mis- P*x»r ami n o *a(i*fnction can lie had In «¡unary rally will ta k e piuce trfter Hu* try in g to telephone nlxntt tickets anil e o l f r t , i tim c n t a n j B ^ n c r a l good t i m e , rate» urul rroervutiona, Hanford ta large b assured. Evcryliody i* welcome t o ' tm'HJgh to h aw an uptown ticket aerCornu with your basket* ant^ *he Atlantic Coast Line »huuld swrl! the crowd, | take this m atter under advbeimmt. An -------------------• 8 Heal place for this office would be the atte-nd W illiam s-Furen - npw MiUpr t,k)<' k ,h a t “ n o * bt’in« huilt Tuewlay morning a. the. hum« of the : : i »•, .o'-'-j- w ,iv I Ile- I aliali.«*-»»- Trui I IiTiur fa' le IIU hy «I*« I say tins? ■if thi e liarte-r rue cutty griilituil a I!*** ,ii«»e- the conditions tfi.it now emit e - nep.inv w h u h pr |«*«c* o engage- »•» In tin- farming district »urrounding Han­ Ii*Ii- | vm| j in th e etevel.ipnniit of liur ford and in Sanford iPwif porte-ml u tieulture In the statu Thu new organi­ most [troafwrou* future. zation i» called the Florid Fig (Ire he rei» **, Sanford kvltii »11 her natural advan­ Compiili} unii i» <ttpil»hi*-.l at 160,1100 < hnl i ml i i B a s k e t Plcnb Should lla tr Pickel Office riii- SunlH-um Mission itami will give\s tin* wmtir s*-H*oii approaches the an * r.te-rlainment on Thursday morning. \ugu»i 21«l at 10.:«) i»t tin- ( huluota of »n uj.lown ticket ollice Itecomee school home. Admission 1« and | '> ¡ irmro apparent The present union y ' .......... T* Fur. n ori 1-aurei avi-nue. Mia* Nellie Says Frank Ha* < hance Furen Ix-came thè bride of Mr. W W, M- A- Mio» has returned from a trip William» ,u Atlanta where hi> vUlted reifltlvnk The w* ebling wiw t -« i ev q rrir r ettari—-l»a.-»es:><naL-dajx actf, fiivddenraily .ad! emly tin- iriir m d u tc relative» of the eon teTeeleel the Frank-I’lugun cbj*c. Mu>l i f ttc |i n g p arties wilnesxing tlw- cun- says tiiat from his «ibe*ervatiejn of the mony, which was p*-rforme«i by ib.v Itev, *"aae that Frank will g«-t a rmstrial ami Htrmig. The .'itu o m t Jirid r vvaa b e-, W1^ «•’v;cn’i 11Jjly comlngly gowned in kashes of rose* crepo de chine Notice After tin* wedding Mr: end Mrm.- WllThe U brary will be clos«d again next tiams left for Tam pa, where they will week on Tuesday and Thursday, a* the (fiend a few days, then they will go to work of cataloging the books has not fii i’etT ilitirg «fid mak« t hri urday. there. tage«, new county, new roads or hnck paved Mutdn. with the farm land.» surTítere I» -ale I te. I«1 epille a be¡ VF' rounding her. with all . h-nred, tile-el and tiloom in -«viral «il ria g r o v i- m ur highly cultivated, fertilized and ready/ l'ala! k a Tlu i» the lilooin II.al u»«>- for u»o, in fact I do not know of a^y I ally r u in e » oui m Juri« , hm which was town within the »lute of kloritla that «l«*ferretl by nature t lit.» -i-umiu on ,c hohl* out such Inducement* to any one count <>f rite itrouth Grapefruit I» at*ii who may de iro to make such'inviwtlihaiinitTE »mne tnent*. I |er*-«llct that within oil«' or i w ye-iir« Saieforif will «u |,rt*t' e>v*n it* Tin' kiila-fti*.G«mz»lu- foinrnuriitv In eewn |»-o(il«- in it« r pni eeiritjt-w to |ir«i»catud m a r I'• n»•••«*■ hi ha« p la nted many l»'ritv. ttcru» of »nap Ih-uii » for a fa!) c op ami So, Col. Hoi«, make her win. You ex|mct* to -hifi-' hem .al l)«u rule of about have my nietvt sincere wbiu-s and prayer« a i-arload to tin- .«« ru wiilein a tm nth or for vumwe. You will find me over six wy«dv*. tcady t<> »ay u goo«l word for deur old O0 o Sanford. In cuitrlusion I want to say Wiiul Jiromise-« I«1be- till« of the lurg«*.! that while 1 wav a failure in farming it und must modt'D) theatre* in Jackson­ was not the fault of tint lands or farma ville L* to lie erected for the Montgomery 1but my own individujtl fault.". Not knowAmusement Company. The work of Ing the ciniiliiioit* and |itant* and vegconstructlon b to commence immediate- «•tallies and their tweds, it was irnjiosly. silde for me to succewd. I have no crilit —— *-r— — ' ci»m to offer against the farming system w* Edison'a Talking rtc tu re » | j or the lands in <iw celery d e lu . I The famous Edison Talking Picture*' < recommend it lo any one with'whom ure coming to Sanford. This ho* l«»-n I come In contact now or through-tiie decided and they will shown at tiie i columns of your pn|>ers, I abo want Imperial Thursday. Aug 2l«t A mm- to thank any and all ii|yhe.good iieople i-Biun tainmi-nr -»m'Dring nf-dntmw'“»d*-t«i«4 n»» iw-»»s»« im»» » v f drew »WHS»' comedy. tr«ge«ly, ot«-raiii' »ejection» favnr uml if I utii in their ileiit tiiey and i*|n«-*-hi»< hv well known men anil cal1 ri**' assured that they well be (mid. women will tie enough to convince tin: Sanfitr«! and the celery delta uml all tlx? iikMt skoplirak 4h«f~Ttt-+r**t- *«Uo*i mo- ■f»-u|«b' thereof b a re my l«wt 'aislnw for tion picture b doomed and h ereafter' sucres* and prosperity, they will talk the same a.* real actor*, Very truly, on a real *U^c. . , , f W. A. MIN’NICKOtte of the most stupendous undertakings in the talkie* was the staging ot B etter place your order now for C ttw? big minstrel—iiumbc t,—n jttqiib tng' t al f f u ami K n fiin r o fiisn 'a g g - g f t r thirty-five (icopb. T h b Is u geduine I* H. Philips & Co* •Í-T . o o tl v t.i * a*.''* « . H■ *, 4 -.o á9 � 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 12, 1913 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 12, 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>, August 12, 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/180256b9ebaca92f08e04ba51d269ff8.pdf f19d9d07c10eee5102ad50714f300609 PDF Text Text IV »• ■«* August 12. 19JJ THE SANFORD HERALD :: H U M A N N A T U R E Being a Treatite on the Follies-\\ and Foible* of Mankind —' ■- -—in» iSwnfoTT*'"*•* ~ BY R 7J. MOLLY Siting at a table at one of the restaur­ ants the other day ruminatine upon the honesty of mankind In cenemi a man at the taMe next añil-la. whom taRing a hat from the rack placed the sam e upon Iff» head amF walked out. Finishing ray own meal and getting down to the toothpick part of the menu I leis­ urely strolled over to lift my lid and found to m y -treat amazement that I had been touched in Sanford. The gentleman ahead of me had taken my hat and left his in its place and as his was very much soiled and very much older than irtne and having my-own‘ideas about wearing other people’s hats 1 left his hanging on the rack at the restaurant a n d it is then yet. -Of course this grip w inan n iy u in w iT rcii v y inw time tu im c has m y hat, for my name is written there in large letters, My hat was a Knox b a t bought at Yowell’s sale and wss marked down from $4 to f 1.60, Regardkwe of the price, bowevef, .1 ■till think that the man who picked up ft perfectly good hat in place of his soiled one knew perfectly well what be was do­ ing and deliberately stole mine. He is still wearing it so the proprietor in­ forms me and that they expect to pinch him when he shows up a t the ¿afe again. Thus my belief In mankind receives ft rude jolt again, and just as I eras be­ ginning to congratulate myself that the world wss getting better a perfectly sober, honest and industrious son of a gun walks off with my best hat in broad daylight. Can you beat It? i ►ir* » j --* While my near automobile la run­ ning smoothly down tbe road and I am at peace with the world I love to think about the good that is in every one and I stop the car every few feet to allow some’ weary pedestrian to get in and ride. The old car creaks and groans at every fresh Insult offered in the way of sudden stops but I have made up my jnind to be kind and gentle to my fellow man (and women) and regardless of the protestations o f tbe near car continue to pick up the travelling public every two feet from here to Sanford Height». the cattle recognise his superiority, a deduction therefrom shall be made of J . N. Whipicr is the only man so far who three convicts who have been ill an<lunhaa taken pity on me and given me a nblc to work. The county of Orange agrees' to pay Seminole county for the lift. ' My Ideals about the good fellowchlp use of the remaining convicts the sum existing between auto owners has re- ¡o f S5 per head until such time as Sem­ e d r r d * 4 ‘ severe shock and my shock inole rmwny'g pro rata share of said conabsorlwn» are not* working. Or I may , vtrts are delivered to the proper author­ have broken a rut« by riding everybody ities of Seminole county, and for the u/e in my car and thus inert caste with the mid fiire of said .stock and teams Orange other owners of cars who never take * county agrees to pay to Seminole county anybody in their cars except owners of the sum of one dpllar per day, for alf working days, up to the signing of this cars. Sfieaking to Bob Holland alxiut the agreement, Seminole county to pay for t lwW there ,.iiM trama apd »tod» l has .h a v e .-been aUlo uVutga J g B I S b»j at owners userf fit thuf portion of Orange-county J ä r ä S h y r r v t f ^ n g between \ of autoMhliilisf and- that they would al- now constituting Seminole county upon the same basis. It is further agreed that out. , ’ * way» help eatrfi other out * "Then, why.’ don’t 1 | get 9 ride this the convicts shall lie divided between the counties of Orange and Seminole as to ,* week?” 1 asked. "W ell, I1 »»Id said automobil automobiles,” tie replied, the number on hand May 1st, upon an equitable hast*, at such time as may be Now what did he mean by that? ft ft • herealter determined. (15) It is agreed that each of said It is wonderful what a "strong per­ sonality” an editor will have with his boards shall employ a competent ac­ readers. A lady reader in New York countant to aid the auditor.of Orange state writes to sympathize With me in the county in making computations neces­ serious operation of the removal of two sary- to carry out the foregoing agree­ ingrown toenails. With a full apprecia­ ment. It is further agreed that said tion of-her solicitude and with no undue f w m inhnU~b?'tfdne under the ground levity It would not b e uusu'liTF/ to re- supervision of Honorable B . M. Rob­ my jt that an editor, is as strong with inson, auditor for Orange county and the feet as with hU hands and unlike that a dull detailed report of all matters, Samson our strength 14 riot in the hair. embracing as far as possible exact figures We may thinlrour time h taken up with In each case, shall be made by the said sympathy for the other fellow but many accountant» under the supervision of there are who think tbe editor is really said auditor at as early date as practic­ human and eata with a knife and fork. able, coplea of said-report to be submit­ ted to each of said boards. I t is further agreed that the said reports shall be construed as final and binding, except as to errors and omissions. NEV AND OLD COUNTIES MAKE FRIENDLY DIVISION * (Continued from Page I) period which would have been payable to the county clerk or oounty tax collec­ tor of Seminole county had offices been In operation during told period, pro­ vided, however, that this applk*. only to the net amount» received by the coun­ ty after deduction of all free of officers, amount» paid to the state, etc. / (11) Tbe county of Orange shall pay over to the county of Seminole from time to time Seminole's pro rata part of any moneys received from state for Jeafc of convicts. This applies only to convicts sent up from Orange county before the division. ( 12) For the purpose of making dear the foregoing paragraphs, it is agreed that Seminole county is entitled to re­ ceive her pro rata part of all moneys which may be collected and which were owing to the county of Orange at the time of division. T he car is at the command of my (13) It is further agreed, in accord­ friends and enemies and 1 am perfectly ance with the general provisions of said wilting to get out of bed at down to the moving pictures or to make a quick run for toothing syrup for a sick baby. It gives me greater pleasure to S?rve my friends and enemies than to be serving myself or my family. It gives me such a satisfied feeling to be taking in the wayside travelers for I know that some day it shall be returned to me a hundred fold. Consequently the other day when the rocky road to Sanford Heights broke one of my springs I did not fear the result because 1 knew that other owners would recognize my plight and ail my friends from town would take pleasure in coming out after roe and driving me home. Well, they didn’t. They don’t seem to know me now and I am like a cowboy who haa been dismounted and non« of shall' retain andSornihok* county shall have no in te rrsfll the court house, jail, county home, or any other real estate located in present Orange county, i l ­ ia further, agreed, however, that Sem Inole county »hall take and retain any county real estate located in Seminole county. This includes all day pits and also a »mail piece of ground on which is located a ferry house at Osteen Ferry, and Orange county will execute deeds conveying this property if required 114) As to the division of county convicts on hand as of May 1st. and for an equitable adjustment for the use of stock and teams since said period until the date of. this agreement, it is agreed as follows: T h at from the number of county convicts on hand aa of May 1st, to wait and they viTli no doubt hall with Joy the «announcement that the’ day Is not far distant when they will be per­ mitted to enter this beautifyul place; —SL Augustin« Record. * CHANGES IN TH EA TRES Star Theatre and imperial Combine to Belter Serve the Public That Sanford will not at the present time support two moving picture shows has long Ix-en apparent to the public J . Ki M alinger will have one on tbe 16th. Tbe Sanford Shoe 4 Clothing Co.'will start one on the 18th and the people who come to Sanford to trade will be able to purchase cheaper than ever before. W atch The Herald for advertisements: ♦♦HS Sanford Library! Free Reading MORE CANALS IN TH IS SECTION Kissimmee Anxious to Have t ano J IM PERIAL « Roomj THEATRE j i :— i,—-BUILDING- Deep IValcr With St. John* River Isaac J L Hftll^jgicjratai^' « L S jU íJo u d iC fe im L . AND ♦ anfprttTi’STu’nTimVi- mTnfToving popu­ day enroute to Jacksonville, where hu » lation but there is such u thing as over­ will appear before the Hoard of Trade, ¡I , Saturdays 4 (o 9 p m doing the proposition Aral about ail the with reference to the pro|xRed cana^ people wanted in the jju ttn v r time was connecting 4 ke S t. Johns ahd Kissimmee Stran gers Welcome one good movie show. .'Consequently rivers. He saya considerable interest ere long the proprietors seeing that fur- j is taken in the proposed route and much ther competition would be ruinous very* may result from the atari already begun. wisely came together and havo arranged F t. Myers, St. Cloud, Kissimmee and a sumfner schedule that will not only Sanford have expressed themselves high­ please the public but will give the pro­ ly favoring such a cana], as it will mean prietors of tbe show a chance, to cop off much to all ritice over the water route a living. Karnatx 4 . Herndon will be between Jacksonville and Ft. Myers. E V R O » E A N O > L A IV the style of the new combination and Six more turpentine »tills will be put a o a n s ano OAvns axwtXTo ROOSU 7 5 CENTS; only the Star Theatre wil! be operated into operation between Lake Harney and WITH PRIVATE BA TU .*!» PtH PCRSaa during the first five days of the week: N arcoosacr, if transportation o f to m é JAG KO OJW ILlF.n-A. O nfU turday night», when the crowd provided besides much o f tbe usually too large to be accommodated country south of Sanford would be DR. W. E. H0USH0LDER by one theatre both the Star and Im­ opened up to acttUmetrtffij perial will be open for the movie» and Many pleasure craft» of the Southern DENTIST sometime* for vaudeville. The Imperial water» would be seen on tbe St. John» Reoeu 13.14 and 29. PVo DU* 'f'huo, 41 will be given over to the legitimate river if the canil is constructed. drama when there is any, and by thus SANFORD. FLORIDA * Fifteen years ago steamboat» re­ combining the expense« of operating will ceived merchandise between Narcooeee be cut enough to make a small profit. and Kissimmee. DR. R. M. MASON The new arrangement should be per­ W ith very little expense to the gov­ DEUTET fectly satisfactory to the public, as both ernment this connecting link between Phoss 1$ placet have been putting op good enter­ the two waterway» could be made pass­ Wefborn Block tainment» and the people appreciate able and be a benefit to the entire state. Sanford, Florida their effort» enough to wish both young Mr. Hall expressed himself that there men well.* Karnatx 4 Herndon arq is nothing that would benefit so many CHULUOTA LOT SALE young men well and favorably known people at so little expense as the connect­ THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND-COUNSELLOR Thriving City in Seminole Will Hate and they have the beat wishes of tbe ing of these two waterway». Sanford people for their full measure of AT-LAW Big Land Boom sueceee. Williams-Furen Chuluota is to be placed on tbe mar­ L a u S l a t * Atto rn ey Se ve nth Ju dic ial Cimili ' slama ket on September 1st. This is to be A t the Furen home on Laurel avenue Residence«. Senlord and Svlvan lai» CAPTURED ESCAPED CONVICT one of the most substantial and one of this morning at eight o’clock Miss the prettiest cities in Central Florida. Nellie Furen anti Mr. W. W. Williams Yi is located on the Okeechobee branch Seminole Sheriff and City Policeman were united In the holy bonds of matri­ DR. C. G. B U T T of tbe F. E. C. Railway and is in the Get UaniJ Reward mony, Rev. Strong of the Congregational DENTIST Heart of the Kissimmee valley, a section Sheriff Hand and City Policeman Vic­ chureh officiating. The wedding wma a noted for its fertility and other natural Office: Yo well Bulktlng tor'are $100 to the good today, aa the re­ quiet home affair, only the relative* and advantages. t friends being present. sult of their vigilance having captured SANFORD. FLORIDA Beautiful, wide boulevard* will be Miss Furen is well known to a large an escaped convict yesterday. The laid out in the proposed city and lots convict was a negro woman named circle of friends in this city and the coun­ fronting on these avenues wil be placed GEO. A. DeCOTTES France* Towers and she waa sentenced ty, having been a teacher in the Sanford placed on aale on the first of next month. from Dade county for highway robbery, schools for many years. She had been ATTORNEY a h d COUNSELLOR * t t AW Ail of the streets and boulevards will be getting two years. She worked in the ' appointed to teach this term and the hard surfaced and other public improve­ Practice in State and Federal Courti camps of the Southern Pine Co., and 1 new* of her marriage yrill come as a great ments will be made before any of the haa served only one month when she 1aurprise to the patrons of the school. Gamer-Wood ruff Bldg Sanford Fla. lots are disposed of. escaped. A description was mailed over They will make their home here. A very handsome office building has the atato and the officers here located the bftn erected by the land department of woman in Sanford laat week. After be­ Notice > the Florida East Coast Railroay, in the ing certain they ITad the right party the Teachers' Examination in and for future city, but no other »trueutrea as arrest wss made and tile degress conSeminole county will be held at Sanyet adorn the streets. tcaaud to being liie one wanted. /ord. Tuesday. Sept. 2nd. .Chuluota ¿¡mm--«very advantage to as­ Deputy Sheriff J. T. Leee carried her For white teacher*, in the High School; sure a rapid growth. The surrounding to Ocala yesterday, where she will be and for colored teachers in Hoppers' country is very fertile and adapted to turned over to the lessees and Sheriff Academy. «> aetbv. citrus fruit growing and agricultutre. Hand and Policeman Victor will divide An examination fee of one dollar each There are many splendid orange and j1 E xp ert R e p a irin g of a ll k in d s the roward of $ 100. will tie required. grapefruit grovea there at present. On ! . matm , D. L. TH RA SH ER. County Court Tomorrow the town site t lie re are five beautiful 102-6tc * Supt. Sheriff Hand leaves for Orlando today 123 W. Firsl Street lakes, with clean sand bottom, which are and will bring back seven prisoners that teeming with fish. ;; Sanford - - Florida ;; NOTICE The new branch of the Florida East belong in Seminole county and they,will Coast Itailway, running to Okeechobee, be tried tomorrow before Judge Whittier Until office in Welborne Block i* va­ is well advanced and pamre through Chu­ of the county court. This will lx* the cated by present tenant i which will tie luota, It now pttends to Ki*nanjville, 58 first court held in Seminole county at an early datei, I can In* reached at NO. 6 6 6 mile* beyond, ur south of I'huiuota and Big Sale* In Sanford the A. C. !.. passenger depot; or by call­ This w a prescription prepared i -pecit i* expected will be extended to Okee­ Sanford merchants aa usual are offer­ ing me over phone No. 52. ¡ally fof MALARIA or CH1LI-S tND ing big bargains in summer stock* and I am now prepared to issue poll tax FEVER.. Five or six dosce will hrvxk chobee by the first of JanuaryEager to secure property in this favor­ this city will be the trading center for receipts for 1911 and 1912 (1913 poll any case, and if taken then as a tonic ed town many people have vainly en­ miles around during the give away aale taxee not due until Nov, 1, 1913). the Fever will not return. It art* on deavored to buy lots in advance of the that will soon take place. Chaa. KanJN O . D. J1N K IN S, the liver better than Calomel and >h«* 102-2t County Tax Collector not gripe or sicken. 25c. opening day, but they have been forced ner has a big sale starting on the 15th. The word UPnot used at - H O T E L ;n G I .E R ¡.Theo-Schaal ii Jew eler/ W A IT - - W A TC H - - LISTEN l f f i,' Store Closed Friday, A u g ­ ust 15th and OUR GREAT= Saturday, 1 : : Days Éárly. August 16th, preparing for this sale. 10 : Only. August Come 18th to A ugust 28th inclusive. : S E E IS S U E O F T H E H E R A L D F R ID A Y , AUG . 15, FO R F U L L P A R T IC U L A R S to* — ------- i-.,- . * ’»nitrii �■ . 'fi i*. . t 4»-V,. V‘ •’* ' f. i ? " t V ■t * l*M \ - irr O F FIC IA I, ORGAN O F S E M IN O L E ( O F N T Y— T H E G A R D EN S P O T O F T H E W O R M ) PUBLISHED r SEMI- WEEKLY IS N u m b if 103 9ANPORO, »T > ■_ SA X F O lib FL O R ID A ‘ L ift A YY F■RRID IDA ~T, I s UWf/t I .it in g A lICO U S T 13 , 1913 , Votu m « V _ r -* £ f - r r r b New Seminole County New York’s Governor Two Bronze Cannons Holds First Court Finally Impeached . Will Guard Our Harbor ■a *»v*" • “p'FTff ■ jr* i • , ----------------#/ t , County Judge Wliitner p o s e s O f F iv e Cases I)is- Criminal Court of Record and h«*J<i i Fammany Seems l o Hold I he The bride i« an attractive young Congressman 1. E n g le I n t r o * minstrel also, with blackfaced comewoman and an eilicicnt teacher uf tinduccs Bill For The Same r>lk? wulkpri' «luartett« and the ., , , , . . Sanford school* fur many yearn. gnuid finale of old veterans, showing the •r^ The news of her*marriage will !«• reÍS spirit ui.tiu. iJnei war. -ODi*/.aub|ecU • —New* O f The W^rld Con- 1cci\rd-wm*rwrr:Fitt^*feitf of-intcnut by Other Item* O f Interest In County deal with Mayor Gaynor, of the city of ? dented For Buty Herald her many friends here and els«Where. And Stale In Tawlm.l York and his cabinet; a group of The groom Is a well known business well known »ufTrngcttT«; Header* Form mail .of n i-r«t*n d u irg r wiewiin Iws-c . wo. _ ' *t«iriu-area in the prepared new- county TllC county court of Henm»,«*. «WRaht»*»»sw*-lti»t -tie* (Mrvition again. lie has a Albany, N. Y.. Aue. |5, William Sul- gag*«! in the forniture-bufdnen* atei has Whm^CnnTinnrYT Harris Itiid his as- u cle\Tr skit *Vnown as the "Musical held the fin»t term on Wednesday morn- good position, however, in Seminole Huiler, governor of New York, is th e , Uh? esteem of a large circle of friends sistunt* loaded our heavy coast artillery I Blacksmiths" and "Nursery Favorite«,** ing, Judge Whittier preaiding. There ¡county and aside from his new laurels eighth - governor in the history' of the U tl. bn»in«*a . we quaktlancea. HU Bu­ with trw'mtrch sand and pafter In order! a auftject that will gladden the-heort» of • were five cases, disposed of in record ' is attorney for several rorjwtrations and United State« to ltc impeached. The rner home was In Illinol*. where the to celebrate Seminole county’s birth and all lover* of child life, dealing with time under the prosecution of Solicitor hat a large legal practice in this and last governor im peached foced the hippy couple expect to go in the early the said artillery having lived long j "Juck the G iln t Killer," "Old King DcCottes and Judge Whitner handled other counties of Florida. The new charge* in 1876, nearly forty years ago. fall and spend a month. His many enough to see Sanford on top promptly \Cole," "The Witch, "The Fairy," "Little the cases like a veteran jurist. The position of aolicltor was created at the The list of governors impeached follows: friends congratulate him on winning so burst into a thousand fragments, Sec- Red Riding Hood,*’ and all the old fajury, the first in the new county were last session of the legislature and is a Charle« Robinson, Kansas, 1862, ac­ fair a bride. retary Bate* immediately rant ubout' voritca so dear to the heart* of the young, Messrs. Davison, Williams, Keene, good law In providing exj>ert legal ad- quitted. Harrison Reed, Florida. 1868, for some more» artillery tnd wrote the There is no limitation on TalkingWhidden, Lijw- and H. J Minton, fore­ vicp for the smaller courts of the state. charge« dropped. "Beans a« Is Beans” William W. Holden, -oilicials at Washington regarding the Picture« for every action and every man. The following canes were disAgain speaking about the Tuada same. Yesterday Mr. Bat » received sound of voice or effect are reporduced North Carolina, 1870, removi-d Powell pased of:, Clayton, Arkansas, 1871, charges dro|v- bean«, we have three of some sire grow­ the following hill that will lx- in tro as naturally a* though one were witnonHanford's Co-operative Store Hezekiah Thomas, the slick coon who jied. David Butler, Nebraska. 1871, ing on two vines. On Sunday one pod duced by Congressman I/Engle and ing the genuine exhibition on u regular The first eo-operativp store to o|M-n some time ago robbed several offices removed. Henry C Warmoth, twvuLsi- was sutiY-n and u half inches long; one when the heavy cannon arrive they will stage. This is considered one of the in this section of the south will start In the Pico block and curled the con­ arm, |,H7 term expired and pr feedings thirteen and one eight inches |oni. It guarei th"*entrnni'e o the immense shij>- gre atest inventions of the wizard Edibusiness in Sanford on SejitemlM*r first tents thither drew u package of six Aldert Amts, Mississippi, is exiled the Solomon Island Gourd or ing harimr at Sanford for he time be- ¡soil, and hus created the greatest excitein the Stone-Govt- block, just east of dropped. months for the theft of the elrctric fan. 1876, resigned. Governor Hull r will Guada Imán. Mr. Well» rooked one qf ing and afterward will be |ilacei1 on the incut throughout the country. They W. W. Abernathy'^ furniture »tore. The typewriter was no more valuable strive to remain the executive head of the small p«ls from his vine and pro­ lawn of the new couit house. are at prenent Itcing shown only in th« The new »tore ■will huy goods from than the fan and for this offense he re­ the state government pending the re­ nounced it excellent. He said that it largest ritie*. where they are drawing Following is the bill: the wholesale houses of Baltimore, and ceived six months, and when he serves sult of the ptnpcaehment rial liefore the was a* good as any string bean he ever • rapacity buainma daily In the large New York and by avoidin the tentacle« A Bill to authorize the Secretary of the full time in road making he will senate and court of apix-als. Thurdaay, ¡ ate. of the southern grocery trust will lie War to donate two condemned’ I ran# vaudeville theater*. This 1* the flint never look a typewriter in the fare Sept. 18th, has Iw-rn agrts-tl upon a- the The lieun jhmI which measured lixteefr' enabled to sell groceries at a very rea­ or bronze cannon anil cannon hall» to time offered to the country at large ami again. date for the iin|ienc'hment trial The anil « half mehr« Sunday evening has the ritiu-n* at Sanford will await with sonable figure John l^uartermain, the negro chauf­ governors opponents uMsume that lie grown, up to Wednesday evening, three the city ol Sanford, nt the »tat * of internal the opening night here. II. E. Gormly will lie secretaryfeur for the ice wagon some lime ago l•«'¡4.Hea automatic» ly tel be governor lw- day», thirteen and a half Inchi-s The Floridatreasurer and general, manager of the Be it enacted by the Senate and found a watch in the house of A M i-ause- of I he fae-t *if his ITU|Mto-h men I jrod last nigh*»»» thirty inches long and ric‘w store and having had year* of n I.KTTKH FROM DR. M1NN1CK He-uae of Ucpr>-**-titativi-e uf tin- i'nit<-e! the Ifiirtes'ti inch | m h I I iil * grown to Tyler and borrowed it He told the Martin H Glynn lu-ule-oaot governor pv-rirnre in this Uni in various states court that he hud inadvertently lorgoi suce-eeding to fil» pr rogativfs Sul- twvntv -even inclusi ili legnila They Stali-s of America in t ’ongreaa a-»emand in this section knows the iracic Kormrr Resident of t ’ameron City Tell* bl.-el lo bring it bark alul in a moment of wr doe« not accept this view of the law, are e'-rtainly a »ignt worth seeing thoroughly and can 1m- elejieTided u(M»n 111» Cvpe- ienre* in Celery Della We- nugtit >nv that we first read of the absent minded liens «o]«l tin- watch fir Thai 'he -sc-relarY "f War be anil hr to give i he jo-opfc 1tic- U-st ilia' rfie ni.tr holding that he w »till guvernonr until Gan l,e In un io the Tlmes-l'mim m Jack­ 76 cents. He plead nut guilty, but ac­ the verdict of the court of imjM-Hchme'iit 1» hereby authorized luiel direct eel to The following letter from Dr. Minnlck ki-t affords knowledged the theft, which was one is rendered, Abraham J Palmer, a sonville- which tirmts all the good stilli donate to the city of Sanford, in the whu now reaidtst in S . Petersburg will The CO-operative «Inn- will »tart in u on the judge and John received si* clergyman »eiialor. today ninftrmwl the in in> 'mittry ami m Ile- -oeil h sta e of Fiori.In, two brun/..- . r lúa*» |M, ,,j ,htere*( to Ills litany- f temi» in and modi -I w.t\ ,it f;r-‘ Inil c-cp i i. itralic ip ear-le-n Tinte» months in which to refresh hi* memory tory ileal Mr» Sulii*r h.ol lobi him she- Wjm. I l utimeli, wi fi » suitaltle outfit of can- around Sanford i out with iiirrea,«*-d bu-in«-«.» and m « William \\ ushington, like hi* nameWM.S t ill et ll r e » | M llln M e fur the eIsr- of thenon bali», which may not I«- needed in r,, r - j H,i||y. Kdltor Sanford Herald: building of their own will give tin |ceop|e Death of Mrs. Rob rts »¡tke could not tell a lie and plead gull H u l n - r • .e in p n ig n c o n t r i b u t i o n s i n s t o c k I he service, the «ame to lie placet! in a My [),-ttr Mr. Holly When I left of this S c s T l l l t l a chance to pure ! IC S. good M? I I - Rntvrru u tut re side» no public park, building, nr square m »aidSanfbnl I promised you ! would wtlle I r u n » , n t l>erity to the charge of assault and battery groceries a I a reason able figure The Meli, villi avenue eli i| ln»I Humbly city and having given the court Imt little Provided. I luti the- article* of y,,u f,,n fine« selling forth why I was rceojs-rnliVe tv(*- of slorc-s liavc- made a rugi.' M,,. wo» taken ■miele ni. ill ami ordname pr..|»-riv ftirni«h«l under the m«iving t<> Si Petershurg. You will troutde was given ten dollars and cnets ll »lati-s geevernmelll le ns 11.. I wonderful »m ns> whe rever st.irleel in and paid t he same *r. ie •! II.»- |»;iwi-r» etnei learn fier I .»Itami »lurteel Pt rin« iiy to K* i foregoing provisions of rio» aci shall not agri»- with lite liuti m all ruutltrie« some many oilie-r slat** ami that Hanford - min--' . I 11. Houston, while youth and lor ’ a t e . gn g n v e r m r iC W Ç '# îi0 a * Î i«d* *3r . Uí w| lw re tp u ri il l o be a i v o u n i e d lor to H i t ■etas«Miac pstw tfux-ticiv'.. tOV tht^'pFmfine store will Miiycee-el ¡s leeyimd (M-railven t-il unti mtiM r**H « *| $ h**r Hfuth hml visilinl 1 h < * ( hifi t*f Onihuiir»* an»l that fits i,xjM*nfw* set tiers wfto follow m the wake of the merly candy butcher on the A. < I. lure, enough [»«.pie hating already Will elee nettili lilt tee l-niburiUOe I tie peleiehome had Ik-cii pinched for carrying a pistol »ball Im* incurred by ri» I n il e e l S t a t i * « P*.or unfi.rtiim»te pioin«*ni, who sufiply ¡M.li. t .el Prusiiii nt Wilsein toward M rv Inkr-n 'liee-k le> assure a good tru'h'-fr« l(olM-rls le-nv»-s :e iiusb.mf und 11 11.* .1. lev *-r-. of - . i... and pleaded guilty, was given the mini n ee irai are- me Ulted to »UppiTt ll physically, mentally, spiritually and ti .■* .-bijipe n ' e. mourn, lier lo-v» imiTtl fide of flllO an<! paid Hei r. Late \\.ll.eeell vvlieea re TtlgliRlInlt fintine nelly me.re- gitali language can dt»*lampa "tends ( lui < arets » I'iternuiut was made Tuesday aft-T Arthur Jackson, of ebony hue had i ,ws aliiban-Mile.r tee Mexico recently eeiu Another ■ti-|* low.irei« n-euring in it i UThw t" exceedingly ltard on the l ampa. Aiigusl II I'uesday wa» ite *i-J -IOg ’ I <• 1at •- e-lTee-t t te‘l,i| a r i l L»- o. » o ln I .eh- vie w cineeti-rv Tb*- ternrbun «v iiJL] taking way with him aiyl mils caught servie*- along tie*- east coast luomwrs who know nothing alkntt famtwith the goods on him Sot wishing to tReste-4.nl day III lampa, ami thin* -ue*( a staleinenl leeluy at lacking (he p. etliy ed lie 'immunity * rxleitih-il ( it from Went I’ulm Hc-ucli, tliruagli 1‘idm Jog or hewing out or blizi ig tho road B(a, ,,f , t„. Hritieh f..r- lln- buenv . d hlisbaml and mol herlevt Bench ami Dadi* cntirttii***, ut Itetredl, for other» to follow. Only one who goes take up any time with a small matter sands of cani* were yeut ta unfortunates like tin1 court Arthur was given $100 in the north tediiug ol tin- glorino« «uni ign .-Ille-« ihm recognition •>( Hie Huerta ehddrwn ha- be-.-n taken in 1)1*- ilppin a(li»i to tb** th ro u g h (h i* or'IiTtl cun know the sufami cost - or five months It i*. optional r u e r e l m u t t e u n d •>t b --r a d v t i l l a g e s o f 1 1 i gov I rriMii'Ill lold he-etl «.»te.iideef a f t e r Ile iioveriior (or thè isauutire ol lettera fiat- le-ring ami «ml >linup|iointment thut fol­ city und «e-e-liiin All pre\imi» reeorit betel made a "congratulatory »fM-erh' with Arthur GRP t I T IA M S G O IK S eiii to t he Mulini ami Smith Fiorirla ri low« amt yet when he leaves the foilttU 11[la m c ollcerl u a* utui on i hi -lo - , t fe>r handling post curd* wire ’.d ii i ■.. i - ' i o n . e l preside r I 1 *«ft kf •ilt L"« f i n i |i - o f ■t.ilnm lee Iul» iuieb the hom e lie htt* 1i" f i , r I <4 r i íi .t 11-a charged w,»l ittmg with intc hi lo >ill l i a ¡ « V it e . f ill e "san fiird P u i s tl o . e - r on h i s » i m n e e e . » i t i - n l i i » i t Î *■r a l,i. 11 » - Gs nifi.' l - M l •h* .1 •- iibb-l wh.it he-eirt( aiig* he sufler» or i fi» filan wivs*stjgge«ied i . . and having a plea of not guilty was r• *,( III G»firi l* . ‘T VMt i T h i f o r m a ! a r m - Dn el»*- Te-nnis l *euri» how he- loiig- tor hi» ild home. When I -erg'' . i.irlers we-re pbelito-d le inandcd lo j id to c w a it t h e pl».i»ure of M'-ar» -.1 lin Ibsnrd "I 'J'r.ide i ul m i A |t|rhi u t li*li fu r «i 11.1 u . iiu read ll»!» you can well imagine tho k l lie I... . • r ule» i nimmt t«-e lot riie M till* park .airts yi-st*-rilay Hanfeitel i'ttfd ■ojifauietl tin- following illnim el Judge1 I’erkins of the < mutt < ourt if ir n u g lt . M ia m i lui* furling und longing uf the writer (or hi* c h r ** r» » ‘ i r r u i r beurmg oli l luirsday ol Uh* eleb-guies lo j,|llie y all o\ r Kis-tmmee in Mime This cleaning u|> of the civil docket and ing suit nu-iit us to the weather condì thè National Couttril of.Wornen Voler* Vi, y jnjA, tx-eii made In the city council, hut ac- home, hi* little hamlet, his good neighinteresting tennis gumen. The petty oases was a good |iiece of work tío ILS. A gretti inani women spectaton* are* «"k- K IKiimmee tiam was re presell tnl hy tion on the matter b still (tending I I I * lor* and Sanford. While the foundaas the prisoners were languishing m (or N tiM N ST RU K KH, Nu H KAT PRus (M-eted re attenti thè hearing, ut whn h sajrl to In- I he intention of the company t inn* have Iwen laid and suffering» and Mi-ssr*. Weaver, Bullock, Mm* Agnew cign jails and were pining lo gel back l'KATlDNS IN I I.URIIIA to »e-e-eire It- privilegi«* through till* City dbap|iointnient* endure«), yet thb in it thè delegate» «ili urge- a re-j.orl favor Hllel WooelseiHetllff irei hy Mes-srs home wlinw I hey could work the r••-i11Ile-fe .r l pll-lltllg III» Ululi* r of libi Ifl.llg n-n»e- i* a real genuine pleasure Dint thorw Wnil lo-r Itiir aie giviil f, . ahlv oli lite su (Tragitti- nini udito ni f-.v. Ptllestiiii \V ill ami M Kim of Seminole •'<uirt’ v and patronize home right- of wav liriiitgh lie*- rural 'h»trn I» who fi.llow mill take up tin- burden laid |oa t>-rn|» rutlire 'Iguie-- f«•r l’am propos.il Aittimg thè «|«-uki,rs wdl u* The follow tin 1 I* wen pliiye-il m tnilustri*-* eiol tin- .* |,e f '-»eeti ami .» along Da- ihiwn will enjoy the re«uU» of our ex­ latte Aildaiits unti Dr Harve-y Wi v pu I - ' o I ' 11 .V wI.mil Sauforei - om- euit vie lortous in The murt «as held m » hat will Inpri.poweej roe««' pire ||«I- lie .1 )u>|-*'flll hetppV ttllil pfeieMatirnnm '* ! o o o all of them the regtll T •" r ' ....... i ..... I i- II ' ill! > « r«.u- w,iv M . - ! I 1,1 generai ralle» ir* l.ringt . ti . lA v a t l u n d I • . W ......... ... .eiut \ . in » l>c a r r a n g e d a ln l lie Fa g * * -« v a c a te I IleI aliali.«*-»»Trui I I i T iur fa' le IIU hy «I*« I say tins? W Ah II III \ r i n n i W I 1 IM ni te-nai .Irofe 111 thè leltifR-rature, whicli is A g tie w . S i lire I. J With the advent of I he elevator Mils ■ if thi e liarte-r rue cutty griilituil a Tu thousand' m |m» pie- be> carrie-d fu 111riir pnictii-ally over tlu* e-ntin- coun­ Ve alt artel F flull. » W and \t eMid I!*** ,ii«»e- the conditions tfi.it now emit third tic -or should make an d ia l mint IlleevsitgeS of failli ne I altlf.u ami lin- try tieelay • epl m thè grilli tt.ldeilc e - nep.inv whuh pr |«*«c* o engage- »•» In tin- farming district »urrounding Han­ Men Score I* .' room Halli 1« h.edlv ne*'e|i-e| slate of Fionda l’boU»ultd» "I people s ts l euri, Im-II Wyatt ami l’u|e«ton vs \\«‘HVer anil Ii*Ii-|vm|j in the etevel.ipnniit of liur ford and in Sanford iPwif porte-ml u tieulture In the statu Thu new organi­ most [troafwrou* future. wdl lenrn for th*. tir»t lime, perhap* limi there, and thè coro i* firact¡rally btirn- Van* Agnew. Score fi J . zation i» called the Florid Fig (Ire he rei» 1 he ttummer terni» raiureo( Kloriela is mg ufe The wt-ather bureau edb-r» no fìrower» Getling Bus) Kox v*. —\\iMM|«on singli-« ken **, Sanford kvltii »11 her natural advan­ Compiili} unii i» <ttpil»hi*-.l at 160,1100 ho|»> for nnrneeliate re|¡e-f. noi by any rnearu ltw > thè healeri terni \ti»«h«in I Vocation* for the- average celerv delta tage«, new county, new roads or hnck o o tl * o o o Wyatt and Van« Agnew singles, farmer are uhout over Activitn*» have in Sin**»!, a» many uf r fi» in hail ia-lieverl. paved Mutdn. with the farm land.» surTliev w ili fimi tl.al 1 1 is not «afe I it Wvatt 7. \ ait» Agnew 6 Títere I» -ale I te. I«1 e pille a be¡ VF' rounding her. with all . h-nred, tile-el and Forty two employe» of the Humum begun in ear ne» i on tin* celery .mil let­ theorii-s hy a and Bailey cireeis we-r«’ hrmighl to this Puleston lend McKirn vs Hullo, k anil tiloom in -«viral «il ria g r o v i- mur highly cultivated, fertilized and ready/ tile« farms, u.« \ugw-»t i« the rrmrii H of form *»|ie'» leinfR-r.ii 1 mere «tuely ol thè Ine-» eif Intiluelc rily liMluy »ulb-rmg from injurie* re-- Weaver, Scor« ¿-ó l'ala! k a Tlu i» the lilooin II.al u»«>- for u»o, in fact I do not know of a^y tM-ed boei plulit mg Sanford will play Kissttmn««' at Kl«- I ally r u i n e » oui m Juri« , hm which w a s town within the »lute of kloritla that To those unarquamti el with tin» in­ They will leurtt that freepn nllv th«- fher- reived in a wreck at Richfield, Neb . Iule Thirteen of tin* *■in ploy is* »mime* n« xi Thursday afternoon und a «l«*ferretl by nature t lit.» - i-umiu on ,c hohl* out such Inducement* to any one iettili vo farming, lini*- realize tin- im- mottieter goe** higher in 1 atuula thaii 11 Iu*t night i|.»— in florida. large,follow ing friem here will accompany count <>f rite itrouth Grapefruit I» at*ii who may de iro to make such'inviwtuf*«i-rietusly hurt. rnenae amount of lul»u and . v)e*-u«<- ttu rc ! the playiri to Ki-»imniee. lihaiinitTE »mne tnent*. I |er*-«llct that within oil«' or I* uttarhed to it. Even th** mmute-st 1 There-|« u good reason for this, ami i w ye-iir« Saieforif will «u |,rt*t' e>v*n it* details of the planting from ria urne ria- tti 111 1« in thè geographi.al l>»-'}ium of < h n l i m l i i B a s k e t Plcnb ria* Land of Kluwer», li 1* .* riarre'vi Should lla tr Pickel Office Tin' kiila-fti*.G«mz»lu- foinrnuriitv In eewn |»-o(il«- in it« r pni eeiritjt-w to |ir«i»bo8u* -go in the ground until ilo «Ini riii- SunlH-um Mission itami will give\s tin* wmtir s*-H*oii approaches the catud mar I'• n»•••«*■ hi ha« planted many l»'ritv. ptllf liegins have to be i-nri-fali watcluel I i» I i,insula ln'tween thè <7liti ai.'l the an * r.te-rlainment on Thursday morning. Making the iced bed «meringà trf | and « waept by h m -» , from la>.h \ugu»i 21«l at 10.:«) i»t tin- ( huluota of »n uj.lown ticket ollice Itecomee ttcru» of »nap Ih-uii» for a fa!) c op ami So, Col. Hoi«, make her win. You thousand* of yarri* of whitr rlmh i* quite Inalie» of water continually that do a grra school home. Admission 1« and |'> ¡ irmro apparent The present union ex|mct* to -hifi-' hem.al l)«u rule of about have my nietvt sincere wbiu-s and prayer« an item. This has to be renewed a- ' be­ gf, it dual toward making lit«- summer . * fit»,’ th»- proceeds to go to the Bujitist dejiqt 1» some elutance from the city ond a i-arload to tin- .«« ru wiilein a tm nth or for vumwe. You will find me over tciii i «Tature bearuble. church for repairing the liulldmg. half the time the t.-lejihone service i* six wy«dv*. gun and rain rota it frequently m one tcady t<> »ay u goo«l word for deur old Th*—e with the ruina ¿hat full nearly O0 o A basket dinner anel jiicnlc and mis- P*x»r ami no *a(i*fnction can lie had In season. The rise in the price «I ■• ry Sanford. In cuitrlusion I want to say every day during the summer, make* «¡unary rally will take piuce trfter Hu* trying to telephone nlxntt tickets anil w?ed of w-vera I dollfitat per pound will be­ Wiiul Jiromise-« I«1 be- till« of the lurg«*.! that while 1 wav a failure in farming it an additional expense to the grow r», l,f, ,,i FlnrteU one long,var*tion,wi , „ far m* e o l f r t , i tim cnt anj B ^ n c r a l good t i m e , rate» urul rroervutiona, Hanford ta large und must modt'D) theatre* in Jackson­ was not the fault of tint lands or farma but what do a few- dollar* mean to »hrI»*» hot weather » concerned^ Kyen on b assured. Evcryliody i* welcome t o ' tm'HJgh to haw an uptown ticket aer- ville L* to lie erected for the Montgomery 1 but my own individujtl fault.". Not know^ a ,, ,, i . the «lay* when something slip* and it a t t e - n d Cornu with your basket* ant^ *he Atlantic Coast Line »huuld Amusement Company. The work of Ing the ciniiliiioit* and |itant* and vegthrifty tfllern of the soil m the celerv • * .• ,-i . i , i *„. ■ get> to **■ r«.« v liot and there are »*«»t> swrl! the crowd, | take this matter under advbeimmt. An constructlon b to commence immediate- «•tallies and their tweds, it was irnjiosO t-roin now umit « atltai t» ? From until me the snipping shipping »* ,. . , f * .. m, , .«fay» day« tiie nights lUgleU urv are always cool. cooi. It --------------------•8 Heal place for this office would be the ly. L. . i e r r e n u over in the spring th e n - will be 1 > . silde for me to succewd. I have no crilit , ■ , , , i i . . i . ; 1« a wavs perc'ibl«* to get u refreshing V plenty of work for everybody who ' , . . ____ , t —— *-r— — ' ci»m to offer against the farming system y ' Williams-Furen npw MiUpr t,k)<' k ,h at “ no* bt’in« huilt ' t trilling to hustle. L .«tU " "••- I’ -•»> " " ,l— “ 'írtU, *° milkC w* Edison'a Talking rtcture»| j or the lands in <iw celery d elu . I Tuewlay morning a. the. hum« of the The famous Edison Talking Picture*' < recommend it lo any one with'whom ■ .' 7 T Fur. n ori 1-aurei avi-nue. Mia* Nellie Says Frank Ha* < hance ure coming to Sanford. This ho* l«»-n I come In contact now or through-tiie .Onahty Sollrltor DcCoJlr* • Furen Ix-came thè bride of Mr. W W, M- A- Mio» has returned from a trip decided and they will shown at tiie i columns of your pn|>ers, I abo want . .. . H^n. fleot A.. DeCottes. .recently ap­ (, ( . i i t - s lee M c in t u n n William» ,u Atlanta where hi> vUlted reifltlvnk Imperial Thursday. Aug 2l«t A mm- to thank any and all ii|yhe.good iieople pointed ndvjvor let thr* bq^iii of county Ur, and Mr I'.tul Biggcra.uxpe?*t The w* ebling wiw t -« i ev qrrir r ettari—-l»a.-»es:><naL-dajx actf, fiivddenraily .ad! i-Biun tainmi-nr -»m'Dring nf-dntmw'“»d*-t«i«4 n»» iw-»»s»« im»» » v f drew »WHS»' commissioner* i« u\*o tier solicitor lor to leave, in J lee I. » for IwiwTslon, emly tin- iriirmdutc relative» of the eon teTeeleel the Frank-I’lugun cbj*c. Mu>l comedy. tr«ge«ly, ot«-raiii' »ejection» favnr uml if I utii in their ileiit tiiey Seminole ci'tintY in rite.Justin- «1 the Montana, where ri* VH nuri'1" their i f ttc|ing parties wilnesxing tlw- cun- says tiiat from his «ibe*ervatiejn of the and i*|n«-*-hi»< hv well known men anil cal1 ri**' assured that they well be (mid. ■ peace and county judge's couri. Mr Itev, *"aae that Frank will g«-t a rmstrial ami women will tie enough to convince tin: Sanfitr«! and the celery delta uml all tlx? future home I'au |e-e I ully »ejfel 111* mony, which was p*-rforme«i by ib.v , DcCottes is W«tll lytri'd -irir Imlh tK»,iUi _ ■ .» -. , i . , e , _ i J place of business to T. W Wiiliama ami Htrmig. The .'ituom t Jiridr vvaa b e-, W1^ «•’v;cn’i11Jjly iikMt skoplirak 4h«f~Ttt-+r**t- *«Uo*i mo- ■f»-u|«b' thereof b are my l«wt 'aislnw for : ttmte-being h u not decided .h a t buainra will comlngly gowned in kashes of rose* tion picture b doomed and hereafter' sucres* and prosperity, tlghu in.ihp fttAto and Ifis handling of engage his attention in the far wret crepo de chine Notice they will talk the same a.* real actor*, Very truly, the ca*c« in the firstjteteio’h^f Hie coun­ l.ut it is safe to aaaert that Paul will win After tin* wedding Mr: end Mrm.- WllThe Ubrary will be clos«d again next on a real *U^c. . , , f W. A. MIN’NICKty court last VMJhtoday demonstrated out no matter whirç hb lot may lx* cast. tiams left for Tampa, where they will week on Tuesday and Thursday, a* the Otte of the most stupendous underthat justice' will not iw allowed to lag (fiend a few days, then they will go to work of cataloging the books has not takings in the talkie* was the staging ot Better place your order now for C i the new county. Mr. DeCottea wm fii i’etT ilitirg «fid mak« t hri ttw ? big minstrel— iiumbc t,—n jttqiib tng' t al f f u ami K nfiin r o fiisn 'a g g - g f t r after roming t o - t hwurday. S. Maxwell. 101-tfc there. thirty-five (icopb. T h b Is u geduine I * H. Philips & Co* •Í-T. Ÿ bring ylocted solici (or for tbe per copy. |HMiiliiMi until the election IasI vi.ir. when he was defeated by the late KaUih Shine. The death of the latter raised a New Cm|[|XIV flam t. t iu n iii Out Jure-)-Vacancy v*«o*iiv) to# tic filled by appointment Other and in this appointment Mr. De<\>ttc* ' tic« In Mo*t Satisfactory y • M anner , wltH unfortunately a resident of the jjri* .... - tfeii \ m .:_ t l ___1 M Whip' Hand Now ...........T* .o'-'-j- H■ : : i »•, rtf v t.i a * .''* « . *, 4 -.o á 9 �tPHBW i r® >-• ■ ’ • . THE SANFORD HERALD :*.! August 15. 1913 • At W’ytheville, Va.t tlie train stepped SANFORD DEFEATS De LAND íx x s x x x x x x x x x x x a long Ulne, arid the men, being very Í hungry, »wanned off on the cars to beg C elerjlle« Won Good Game from Local* or buy sorm-.thing to eat, I could not by C k M - S H U B Hilame them. The Mayor or Marshal ’ ••• wanted to know why It didn't keep them An ideal Garden to the "general truckrr is one that bring» big ceThursday tlie De Land hose hall team ! on the ear*. turnjt on hU investment. Perhaps thedjrt ute*t »ingle factor towards t invaded Sanford and although they were F could not help inn laugh at the ridic­ i whipped and sent home they are going realisation o fth ls Ideal U . . , ■ ‘ _ ulousness of the situation—one man ' to^ try the same treatment on those guarding' 3,300! Hovtevrr, I d id .h itp i ; _ . . . . . . " ■ 1 ' ' • : —~ PROPERLY PROPORTIONED FERTI LI ZER All right, and went the enure length i k__ ,, _ ..j __ . turn game here. It wail a pitchers ol the two trains and gave orders that Fertiliser that gives to the plant« a quick start and steady growth and ._ I roya! battle, Grottes for the home team “no opg vyju to Icavy the cars." —Stew .develops yroducts with good shipping quafltje». . a o«« The lom ur alloyed .hut three hit* and just as if ti«*y had lwen iny own struck out fifteen men while Wallnct fitto man died on .the way and y a* whiffl'd thirteen and allowed four hits. moved oil at a nation and the,trains BEG IN S T O D A Y Neither- team »cored until the fifth moved on. I never knew what .whit th# Are made right. Send idf our free books Entitled. cause of. hi* deatf^/ When we got* to inning wliPn Sanford made ona run F L O RI D A V E G ETA B L E&—I R I S II P O T A T O ETS Lynchburg it was early morning of the DeLand following up in the sixth, gctT second day from Bristol* There I re-, ting one and tying the score.. In the ported to Col. Lyoni, the commandant. seventh DeLand “ went up" and two He wanted me to go right on tho Rich­ hits coupled with several errors totalled W IL S O N & T O O M E R F E R T IL IZ E R C O . mond, but 1 »aid: "No, I cannot, for in all four runs and put the game on tome of thoae men have been without ice for Sanford. The locals made a JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA We must make room for our new fall stock . food for, three day« and are suffering.” brave But unsuccessful attempt in the Mr. R. C. Maxwell, Mgr. Sanford Branch • Ho.-.«aid: "They have no formation, eighth to forge ahead, but after getting and you cannot give them rations. - It three hits for a total of two runs they j * which is arriving, daily and we have put -•v.*-■*»——* *'*tr. - •. ■■- — t ~ ~ w*., iM, a 'grab retih*L~D*Land-Naww. Knoxville, Tenn., where you last ration­ the'price down on everything in our .s to r e . tect people from sun and rain. Such ed them ." . ' Split Skirl .W as Here little things help build up a town more That aceraed w ry reasonable, but a __ — The first split skirifVqf- the season war than hot air about big doings. Among ; h Jnip|r>lUon came to me at that on the streets here bn-Tuesday after­ Aose that came in vehicle, were th e : and ¡ told Wro j „ * * , u»up A Budget Of Interesting Items Never before in the history of Sanford, have.-----Rungo and Wolf famili«. who all en- ^ n ü o m to every man, and would a» noon, being worn by a very- attfkotive From Correspondents girl who was a stranger even‘to W. J . Joyed their cold plunge. I m p r o v e m e n t s - ^ th„ wholp rttiporutibmty. AH I you had a chance to select from a clean going on all the-time at Woodland Mkcd waa |wo hou„ . Ume> He agreed Thigpen. There werq two of the young * * " , t ’ ladies and one of them in particular ¡,ion ond 0rden, for EVENTS Of SEMINOTE COUNTY Park. The coa. er car hat been fitted to my * new and up.to-diite stock at the prices we attracted tho attention of the rubber with better wheels and people are being 3;300 rati(W . Th, ritlIrottd yurd( necks as her gown was cut from the hoisted by home power.. When the car thfi can( for the priMlwni werP. WM an are now making. E fficient SUIT Of Reportera Weekly reaches the top, it re le je s from cable idca, laco ,or my ¿peritnenL Very foot to the knee, exposing a very beau­ * « tiful array of silk hosiery and not one automatically^and the impetus carries d tU tn . were attracted there, Coverà The Territory For man on First street looked the other the car high enough at further r n ^ t o curjou> to ^ and he4r. The Herald return it to starting point, doing away j mountpd a box car and announced way. There is no ordinxhrc against the split skirt in Sanford. • ' with the laborious job of pushing the t ^al j was going to give them ration* MOORE MOVEMENTS ear up by hand. T ie pool and all tin • / and I wanted their help.. They assured L. A. Brumley is getting material on roofs hove been repainted and other im­ FOR C A TA LO G U E me most heartily that 1 should have it. S E N D the ground to build a fine modern frame provements mad. The Jocation and j teame<1 ,n (helr , nd , dded We are agents for Park and Pollard residence on Celery avenue. The place natural beauty of Woodland Park U be- gpw<1 M r ffet pn„ t0 thcir Chicken Feed*. Mandy Lee and Buck­ peed to to ttheir feet and and ih#; sharpness ■elected* is a beautiful natural live oak eye Incubators; handle all kinds of ing appreciated more every day. It wits. I told them in a few word* what Poultry Remedies and Supplies and Our and palm grove oppoaite the H. H. Chap* n a k e . buaineas for the launches and I wanted done and began calling them Seed* are The Best. pell borne. brings more, people to appreciate the by states. E. R. Gormly will close his Geneva T H E W A LTO N S E E D COM PAN Y advantages of living on big Lake Mon­ "M aine troop* fall in on the extreme 3 8 Cast Bay 8tr*«t Jaskssavllls, Pla. avenue grocery this week and move into roe, where such pleasures are possible. right; New Hampnhire^ troops fall in j town. He has taken a house on French For people who have no home it is Allfgoods will no in this great slaughter of next," und so on until I had named ev- ( avenue. Mr. Gormjy has been' mode easy to chip in with some one who siij*cry eastern, western and northern state. secretary a* well as manager of the Co­ plies that in exchange for lunch or ad­ HneJmerchandise. Don’t fail to visit our After naming every state from Maine operative Co. Both Mr. and Mrs. mission fee, and in that way two me­ to California, there were several hundred Gormly have made many warm friends dium families ran come at very little store|during (his sale. All we want is that men left. I called out to them, "Where about here, who wish them all success. expense. do you belong?" Mrs. C. C. Morris was very ill last you come and see for yourself. Some one yelled out, "Call the south­ week from an attack of acute indigeaern states.” tion. Dr. Robson was called. ! bad tiot thought ol that, h o 1 called, Mr. and Mrs. L M. Lucas were guxets THIS IS THE CAN "North Carolina troops, fall in!" tjuilo of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ilixon Sunday hDlith, pradbn Afl a good many moved to the right, and on Sipes avenue. t'.st l‘ af then. "South Curulina troops, fall in!” James Mitchell is quite ill with dengue ('apt. Smith of 7th Florida Took hriJi and sun- enough there were some from feyer. Dr. Neal is in attendance, Uf-ftaLs M I „ irait Two Train Load* uf t'nion fcn te** 100 ftmt\ mfiwn jtmm South Carolina. The citirens l>egan to y Mr. and Mrs. Ben Squire* of Cameron Prisoner» Unaided ( o tèm cas, i*m êf tad cuA^caurai iut mm. guy them unmercifully, and when 1 gave uvrnue had as their guest* Sunday Mr. It i r h m o n d the command. "Tennessee troop*, (all and Mm. L. J. Hancock o( Lake Golden, j in!" it seemed that there were a hun­ Mm. J . Chase and 0 . L. Chase of tlie ■K jc M jc iijr x jn u n L i f m jq a m m ji x j i k j i i i m hljc *6blv mm m m ji m West Side. The following war story related by dred or more. The titixen* did not guy !X X X X X X X X X X X X X a X X X X X > v'Q. F. Smith is preparing to raise fifty Capt. R. B, Smldi. who is now re»niinc them «ft much. But when I called Vir­ acres of celery thi* season. If the ruim- near Monroe will in* of interest not only ginia i thought the citizens would m krf4 fmk cnux Irw Ifc« dual« b«r of seeti l>e<ls count it must lie a true to the survivor* of the Civil War, but to come over the feiW after them. àt&çmem a-*»j d»aftrsr*i4f oi/t f ♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦•a report. Soon ail were in two ranks, und 1 had bf tHaa (M, wksi Lfebrt the present generation; pmmalm tlw(ajnff ti üa caalrUi i have to ll the following »tor} many the Orderlies to »teyTlwo paces to the Mr. Ding, of the new lumily jhst R E D U C E D P R IC E O N G U A R A N T E E D moved to Beck Hammock from the times since the war and have even tried front. Out of these Orderly Sergeants rv , . g o o d y e a r ; p a t h f in d e r p l a in TR EA D north' was reported quite 111 with an to have it printed, but the manuscript l selected 66 companies of W) men each, intestinal trouble last week. I)r. Nesi was returned with tin* comment, “Tin* and instructed them U) write down the « 2 .5 0 E ach B IC Y C L E T IR E S « 2 .5 0 E ach was called in the night. is too unlikely a story." Yet there were name* of their men ami then go with a Never sold anywhere les» than $3.25 to $3.50. A big contract wllh There is some talk that Mr Thrasher many thousands who knew of it and 1 detail of four men to draw rations ihe Goodyear fartory direct make« the price to me »o I can »ell at clo»e wants a »chool re-established out here. now ap|H-al to wime one «>1 tin- more than The} were warned that if ai.^ man of margin profit, for c«nh, the»«- lire» at $2.50 rath. Will not la* a go so they say.aLt all are 3,000 Federal prisoners to verif> it their company wn* cheated out of his 1 hew tire* are m>C »erund», old stork or defective In any way, but opposed to it. No suitable |>lurv and Here ts the slor> : frrnh «lock JuM in from iht- factory and each one carries a factory guaranrations the Captain and tun four men many other reasons Ice that mean« Immediate replacement H ER E IJY M E of any one that In the winter of IK63. after the battle would have to supply them with a ra­ » ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a i i ♦ proves on examination toibc defective In material or wotkmanahlp. of Stone River (as the Federal» calls it, tion, even if they went without. or Murfreeslmro, as we Confederates 1Ó1 1st Street GENEVA JO TTIN G S There was no complaint. That . w . S . PARKER M in Emma I*roe|or is visiting friends call it), all the non-commissioned of­ evening, we loaded ears quickly, using ficers and private* who were raptured at Mims. our same formations, and pn>ct-eded on at that time werr sent to Richmond. Vu. to Richmond, where we arrived at 7 Mm. George Petem has gone to For­ syth, Ga., called there by the serious There were 3. .'too of them. o'clock the-next morning The railroad At Knoxville. Tenn , our regiment, authorities were afraid to take us over illncs of her brother. Darrell Weston loll last Monday for the 7th Fla., wit* detailed to guard them the lame* River on their bridge; neither Jacksons ¡lie, »hen- in- has accepted a as far a* Bristol on t)n line of \ irginin would tliev permit it* nil to e-o«* nt the and Tenneeeec. Nothing •>( any |i»r- *ame little. We still had our rompahy position. ’ Mr. and Mm. Patti hull. Mr and Mr . ticulnr interest huptiened until we forma lion ahd rnuid easily manage that Curiett, Mrs. J. y. Attains, Mr Muvel- reach«! the Watauga RJver There wa> order I«} «ending « few companies at a white and the Misses Blanch and a very high bridge over that river, and time. Georgia Pattishall were a gay prrty of a raiding party of Federal* from Cum­ Soon we were over in the city. Man}' FU LL Get .’Valtcs n otoring to liar eaat roast berland Gap had burned the bridge, ■people were in evidence a* «peetatars. last week, vkiting Dclumd. Ortno:,.l u .t. and the cam could proceed no further. w ,'T .,7 ” ¡r ü E "»>■ 11 ; b e f o r e b u y in g a Daytona and stopping a t Daytona , ... . Just to have a little ittle amusement, a* w o »I Z BS ™ a w a a A A A l U JL w A we* Beach where they were guests of the tol, a distance of l ‘J or 14 mile*. It wen* marching in the middle of the »trect was on that march that 1 met up with Breakers. towards Lib bey pri.iufi 1 gave the order, ♦ . Mr. Whitcomb of Bloomington, ill., Josiah Copley, a cousin of mine. I "B y companies, right wheel into line, 12 think he belonged to an lihnois regiment. is in Geneva again. m arrh!" This order was promptly obey- ' t When I had Inst seen him it wa* at his Mr. and Mm. Patterson and little son ed and we marched-by company front A arr visiting friends at Tunnel Hill, Gu. father's home at Manorsville. just twd until we reached Lihbcy Prison! when « Service* ut the Methodist church miles down the river from Kittanning, [ took my leave of these jolly prisoners. j Sunday conducted by the pastor, Rev. Pa., where I had spent a good many l a n now be seen at our new w are­ happy days in 1854. 1 now had a chance . I would t>e delighted to A-t; or heart T A. L. Hope. Howard Montgomery ha* gone north to return some of thooe kindnesse*. from any or all who may s till-U* alive. ♦ house. T h is line is the leading line I am getting along in year» myself, lieujg . 2 and I w;a* not »low in doing it. on a business trip. When we reached Bri»tol I went to in my 80th year, I um always glatf that H. W. Barr of Jamestown, N. Y., is in th e .co u n try and includes Sulky, the commandant. Maj. Kay», and * bad that chance lf>/»how kindjtefi to « tho guest of Mr. and Mm. Sheldon. Mm. Clark Leonard left for Buffalo, routed him out of tied and told him who. m>' n°rthem friends find kfadtedl ' ! am ! racuse ows, and '■*’* * 1 was anil what I had for him. He was Soini «osign my-nam^ijril rattV >ndregiN. Y ., Tuesday night. Minstrel.* at the town hall Thursday taken - completely by surprise and did ,r>ent. also my present iiddre4, sq' that A cm e harrow s. W e also have the I ni)fi n,*.v V«uch fur th y ,truthful- . J night, August 28th. * not kndw whit to do with the prisoner*. C, W. Dooley of Chicago, III., is in Some one, however, must have notified »*•« of thia story.—^ ‘B! ^ a ltk ^ ia p -' ; Write to us. C h a tta n o o g a and B oss plow s, and the railroad authorities, for there were Uo. K, Tth .Fia.,* . Geneva on hurincA. * » two train» of box.car* with engines ready (ur<h thè hest proposition in B u tch er & Gihbs cutaw ay harrow s. i*' * , 1 1 to take us on to Lynchburg. ------------- ¿ ¿ A , - r e * WOODLAND FAHK NOTES IDEAL ttf . i _ £ A R I)R N S : .r. ' ; ■ * K A K K E R ysm m MID-SUMMER itfLce Sale IDEAL FERTILIZERS * LA ST S 10 D A YS O N LY x COUNTY HAPPENINGS ¡ U Everything Mar ked Down Nothing. Reserved One Man Guarded 3,300 CHAS. (RANNERI d u z iA N m r Co ffee \ I ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig a JOHN DEERE’S I isfc ‘ ■ V: ta' wr* "Th'¡ri: - —f ^ ! 11 FARM MACHINERY G A S O L IN E VPf- K E R O SE N E C R U D E Oil t - Rain or cloudy weather does not seem to interferv much with the regular Woodlandrn, judging from List Sunday's at­ tendance a t Wootlland Park. The Nfti ’V t ie and XlamiFeach brought a g t o j load antj a private launch came also. The op( ortunity of a niie launch ride to and from the park for a small sum is taken advantage of by many. The boats are 'sometime» unable to carry the crowd, ' - ‘i as many ax farjy-five being left behind * ; v On4 day .and these, rather than wait on > the unsheltered city dock for the boats to return had to give up tbeir outing. Some of these, when able to procure a !> '.v -wagon or other conveyance came anyway. T he alty should put up -sea kind of shelter on the d ty dock, to pro- Major Kays had no one to send along Odd Fellow« iiuflcers « " « as a guard, for his men were off "on a List of officer* for Sanford Lodge'No. scout and would not be back for two . „ . , . 27 1« O. O. F. for term ending Dec. days or more, lie wanted me to go on 31s( jq ja . • ‘■ with my regiment, hut I could not, for, q p j - atJan' ; -;**■ ' ! - r ’ my orders were to carry the prisoner* to« v - f f —L. n " 'Wicker * ~ Li '■ Bristol and return. r ! S ^ . - W . S. Baldwto. > 1 told L ; || l>[gunij|.~l ^ . .. guard was >.ece*»ary —that he could Tre as. —W. P. Stone. take them himself. He asked me i! I Warden—J . L. Hudson. would lie willing to gq.with them wriLChaplain— J , U l 0 . B m gklary.----- —I out a guard. I told him I would be R. S. to N. G.—J . W. Blackwtlder. glad to go. • 1*’ S. to N. G .--R . G. Hiekxon. Arrangement* were »oon made. The It S. to y. G.-L, E. Tew- r 7 th F l4 .w a * sent hack under command C on d uctor-W . H. Wright. of s u b o rd in a te officer, and the ?,300 I . S.-«G ^-W . P. Stone. JA C K 1 Q N V IU .K . - B r O r Qmml M u t t f - J . W. 0 . STIC and war* «kntV'on to RJchmoiHíV'1 i¡ 11 * ' =j - ^ __-"ti r_: " - — . — - — >— — — — — - — — « *v.‘¿TlSk -. » rí t h í h s t Ü ' ^ a, _: If! ÎJ ^ S ee us for seed bed wire and drapery hooks. -i- FLA . *■ W ** V ‘ # ' S eed bed tim e is hcrei * ' w w �r----iTj ■• .i V ii- is. ¿m m *V , ■ « ____ ■--------------- ' "TV . •J-' •• ' ''¿’v ' • ' ' X i ’ ' ¿1 . . • • THE SANFORD HERALD •■. •* L& Li -illirici. *—* '*■■•,:- ,.r r tv iu a ■ n v* , ■K H - ^ ! » SALE S r * •» • ■? •-t At Sanford, Florida No Idle Talk in« ■ rjn^Tr u -* t *■ ., *» Vs -t This salt- is different from anything of the kind ever inaugurated in Sanford, or fpr that m atter,-in the entire state of Florida, ..... = « v r ;y .> M i.yu -* - ’ Magnificent $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 Stock and if you ever attend another you cannot afford to mb» thia one, Hera will be a great crowd, but you will be jostled by a well pletufed and good natured people at this kale. _ r —OF— The time has come-*—don't delay. » . ■ : - : ’ : : 1 •’ > 3 I # - . IN »r Sat., Aug. 16th It Has Come. Stock Must Be Sold. Creditors Demand It. Stock con­ Ordered Don't ask the whys and w here­ : : : : ^ SPECIAL ALL DAY Every one knowj what Sulajne Silk ia, the quality that eells fir 35c end never -f tm les*. 340 yards of it, only, while it { Q, S P E C IA L MINUTE SA L E S D A IL Y 600 YDS. ONLY Now or never will you have »urh an oppor­ tunity of buying nn All-Wool Nov­ elty Suiting, regular 60c »eiler». While it lout» Will take place each _ duv at MEN’S HATS Various time» nf thl* *alr We One big lot of Men » Nice Dree. Hat», new color» and »hade«, value» quote only a few of them up t o i l . Sale Price Our regular $1.60 Hat». Them* Between 9:30 and 10 o’clock Hat» are exceptional value». Our will sell 10 yarila of our A Ci Mighty Transfer Sale Price 10c Bleaching during /l PANTS our sale at only Men’» Pant» of Waterproof Only 10 yards to a customer material, lierfeet fitting, regular $2.00. Sale Price Between 10;00 and 10 30 a. in. Men’s pure Worsted Pant» in narmw gray we are going to sell 10 yards of our »tripes and plain ahadea for Itest Dress and Apron a fa dre»» wear; regular $C Our Gingham at the ex/ l • (/ * Mighty Transfer Sale Price tremely low jirice of Men’s finest quality Trouser» nf handsome handsome r » iif new stri|x*s and check; urn cnee Ha, guar /j» -a pe Between the . _____ ______ antred to k •ep perfect *fia|»VA.Hk I M *V TT TO "we will w'11 Simi-^on'» and ip le V W regular $6.00.. Sale Price American Print Calico exceptional bargains MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS 10 yard* (or only Men’» |5c Black Hose, double heel and toe, now is your op|Hirtuni(y. Mighty Transfer Sale Price Between the hour* uf 1 00 sod 1:30 p m. we arii going to jiul Ifist on Men’» Handkerchief*, hematic bed sale Five J>|k»o|# of bonier, worth 15c For our Mighty Thread, Coals and Tranafer Sale only other», 6 for Men’* Ties, wash and Bilk Four-inhand. 26c value*. Mighty Transfer Between the hour» of 2:00 and Sale Price 2:30 p. m. we will offer for »ale Men’s Guyot suspenden and leather Sheeting, 36 ine he» ends, 25c value. Our Mighty Trans­ wide, actual 9c quality fer Sale Price ut 10 varil* for Men’s Best \S nrk Shirt*. 40c vaiue. rare bargain* Our »«!*■ Between the hour* of 3.00 and price 3:30 we will sell Ammkrag Flan Twenty-five dozen Men's Drew* rwl. our regulur 10 cent Shirts, 60c.vulue*. while they last, value, very fine qual­ Mighty Transfer Sale Price........... ity 10 yards for Men's Fleeced Lined Underwear, Shirts and Drawers. Our sale Between the hour» of 4:00 and price for these 4 30 we will sell our All our regular $2 and $2.50 10c I .awn* and many! 5 Hats. Now is your chance to I .awn*, at 10 yard* for buy. Sale Price All our $3 ami $3.50 Val­ And many other* too numerue». Extraordinary bargains Mighty Transfer Sale Price ou* to mention 19c 39c 87c Kutnu: Linens i <>u all hll»w the kind. You have paid 35c u yard, must go at White Madras Plain and fnnry this is the regular 36<- kind, hit our Mighty Transfer Sale only All oUr 26c Klaxons, the finest line in town to go ut our Might** 59c Transfer Sale, |n>r yd Mtrcerixed Poplins Not what we tell you but come in and see lor yourself, 36c and &0c values, yd A beautiful line of Summer Wash Silk», will go for our Mighty Transfer Sale at only per yard Mu.quilo ( anopien — l u l l IwA *iz.» and t lie regular $1.60 value», your choice and our sale price only SU IT ( ASKS A full line of Beautiful (lew Suit Cases, values $2,00, $2 60 $2 76, now going at ** FLOW ERS Ixmdn of them, value« up to $1 50, just what you want for your summer and fall Hats. Sale Price per bunch MEN'S STRAW HATS All our $1.00 value» now go­ ing for our Mighty Transfer Sale at only All our $1 60 and $2 Oo Mats must go t tut Mighty I ransfer Sale Price fur then* \ l.Al ES AND Klllllt»NS Three big counters of these Laoea and Ribbons to go at per yard (or this sale at only 3c, 6c ami LADIES’ HATS New and up to date Straw Hals for Ladies, the chance of a life time Sale Price ..* . ................. CORSETS In th«*e we kirlude our 7&c and $1.00 value», now going for this sale at only $1.48 23c 3c 10c 36c / m f y% Men’i Elastic Drawers, boat quality of Peppered Drill, always sells (or Q ft 50c. Fine value for the money. Mighty Transfer Sale Price..... ... . Men's All Wool Dnwa Shirts, color* such as Blue, Drab and Maroon, regu­ lar, $1.00 value*. Our Mighty Transfer Sale Price . ROYS’ PANTS Here! Mothers, don’t mi*» this. A pair of All Wool Boys' Pants, 50c value, as long as they last Boys' Scotch Wool and English Worsteds and Serges; all.our 76c values, as long as they last, only LADIES' WAISTS Ladies’ High Grade Linen Waists, with handsome lace or embroidery, Regulur 75c value. Our Mighty Transfer Sale Price One lot of Ladlin' Silk Taffeta and M«*Me*sollne and Net Waists, all have been sold for $5.00 While they last, sale praice RED SPREADS Full bleached Murwilhw patterns y i y> -ervrw <wigw,'4ur im ef r»*w<lY n h / f, $ 1.00 value Sale Price COMFORTS Full sue Comforts, while they are here we will sell our $1 76 Comforts, cxcc(>(ion ally fine values, for our Mighty Transfer Sale at only . - ........ TOWELS Tloodr-Fucf Towels, as long as they last we will offer these Towels for our Mighty Transfer Salt* at . ______... Large Bleached Face Towels, sdeh as have always sold for 15c. Our Mighty Transfer Sale ITire Turkish Towels, bleached as well as unbleached, regular l&e value Sale Price Here we shout the loudest all our 36c I in* n Towel», lull nil« and red and blue -a « border». During Uils »ale only I / f* Mighty Transfer Sale Price ... x ■ v. SHEETING BY YARDS Unbleached Sheeting. 1>*4t mil regular 25c quality. Our Mighty Transefer Sale Price Unbleached Sheeting, 10-4. out regular 30c qusilty. Our Might, Transfer Sal* Price Bleached Sheeting. 9-4 I uu I lar 27c quality. Our 5 I T ransfsr Sals Price 33c $1.79 Bleached Sheeting, ■ 10-4, our regular 35c quality. Our Mighty Transfer Sale-Price ETS AND PILLOW CAS SH EETS Pillow Cajwa. 'aAe, full size and good q' »«me as has olwaya been sold lor 20c everywhere, excellent value. Our Mighty Transfer Sale Price Extra sixe pillow ('uses. 36x45, regular 25c value Our Mighty Transfer Salo Price In thia particular lot we have a well made Sheet, 72x90, regular 60c value. Kulo Price Here wo have a well made and scam Ire.» Sheet, aa has always been sold for $1.00 Sale Price UMBRELLAS A Gloria Silk Umbrella, well worth $1.00. Now is your chance Mighty Transfer Sale Price TABLE LINEN Now is the time to buy Tuble Linen, a 60-in. width of Linen Damask handsome­ ly designed, regular GOc value. Mighty’ Transfer Sale Price - All -li,00 vali»» <md -designs that have never been shown before. Mighty Transfer Sale Price* WOMEN’S COAT SU ITS Now picture for yourself a handsome Coat Hull, the latest style both in material amd workmanship and u Suit you r f * r 7 A PT would always pay $17.60. Our ' S / f\ Sale Price ................ 1 NOTIONS Pina, 6c value............. .............. .......... ............ ......|c Pearl Buttons, devalue....... ........................ le Salety Pins, 6c value, dozen .. ..... ........... 2c Cotton, beet Brand, 6c value, spool............... 2c Talcum Powder, 15c value ’ _____4c Tooth Brush, 16c value . 4c Hair Brush, 26c value He Shears, Steel, 25c value 8c LADIES’ FURNISHINGS Ijidira’ Fancy Embroidered liandkt-rchitda, white linen, regular 10 cent value. Sale Price___ ____________ ..... laidim* Hoar, black or tan, .16 cent v.fue. Best quality. Mighty Trans* Sale Price................ ............................. • iiilii«’ tiauze Veals, all our 15c •*, a fine line, Mighty Tratule Price .................................. .. - *’ Black Satin Belts snd White Its, also s few leather, all 25c Sale Priee i s' 1 24c 48c Free! - EXTRA • Free! ! f A U G U ST 16 th , 9 . A. M. All we ask you to do is to be in our »tore Saturday be­ The first twenty ladies that enter tht* store Saturduy, Auitust 16th, at 9 a. m. and making a pureha.se of 0N K CENT 02 more, we will give ABSOLUTELY FR E K to each a nice KN-YARD D RESS PATTERN. MEN -T h e First Ten Men will receive a Hat absolutely F e. tween 9:00 and 12:00 n. m. and number» will be given out and '• with every $2.00 purchase a beautiful present well worth your coming will be given out , containing at leant 50c to t|ie lucky number. " 7 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ JW LISTEN TO THIS > .re, but a bonafide sale. idren* ^ •’ No article held but ke, no subtery. . . . . . . Ntc pay Express ami l’arce! Post on all mail orders. . ft Rail­ • _ > .* -> .> .. ■ ■ '¿¿yJ ^VI>1 r : : • • : - ALL PROI^TOSWEPT AWAY! TEN DAYS SALE WITHOUT A PA1 j WAIT! This world’ti greatest*salo opens Saturday, August 16, 9 a. m. SAVIN' TO* WEiALTH - A.TOE bPPbUTUNITY IS HERE AT ,* k VAYki» ^ * ■ *»-*-*1’■ ' I-**J »* ' • • <nted at Once r- a * Vf*.* r^ Bring the jjo d s shall go and These goods must be sold, and if one price don't move them another will. •; « ^ . : * * ~m t nlcsman, salesladies and - • road fare paid on all purchases V*.f -**■F*3‘ * , - SAN FOfFD; 'FLOTTÏÜ o f $20~or over " HTF $"Tntfirnrof ✓ You have never You cannot miss this sale, you dare not miss it, the opening m determination cannot balk. 'd* > ^ . :;xeen anything like this. \■ . i No m atter what sales have been, no matter w '* ^ W4i ppers. <n premises. t 1 ** * 7%S**^* M'■ ft* * » * X' ; -------------:: ■ '■ 5i l - •-■*- -Ï3 ••’ > . J u a L ’- - & -M Ê t s m i iäwfc i t , ' ' : ï • •*"*1f *7 ~ ■ i ■ - -r H - -*-* • * . » A _ a-*»: w H ■ * ?» • • —-*— — I l m Apply [to manager . Rathäuser of J. H* Cole Sale Co., Manager of Dale '25 miles. . I • -V• <.1**“**■— » S- V- r r-.f ■ \ T % SaleBeginsSaturday, Aug. 16,9 a. m. YARD GOODS Every yard of good« in our establish­ ment will go regardless of value. Read carefully. 25c and 35c Lawns at . White Crash, new, beautiful goods especially bought for this summer’s trade, sale price Percales, latent designs and patterns values up to 20c yd. now guc* at V*~ ( >ur Only Salvation to the J . H . COLE S P E C IA L SA LE S C O ., “ Dixies G reatest Bargain G iv ers," to be disposed of in ten days. v ® H O u t “ Lock, Stock and Barrel" without reserve, every article in this Mammoth Sto ck. fores. ‘ "T a ^ l a 1 ■ifj as *1 L ' 1 ^ I r rr — ---v J r _ Cash Relief sists o f D ry Goods, Clothing, H ats, Furnishings, V alises and everything-to wear in th is_ M ightyJTranaffcL iSale w e _a re . T° r 9 O ’ c lo c k A. M. E T TIN G E R O pportunity of a Llfctlm o t Transferred - » i.- $ B• m '« �H B H ___________ h» U subject to a charge of S3 in,other THE SANFORD HERALD counties. He may aecuro a liceQjyc to ±: THE SANFORD HERALD ________ ' ___________________________ abandoned hope of saving the grain and "0E? tf you only could,” berfan Viola, and then she flushed crimson, remem­ are cutting the stalks for fodder. - T he United Stated weather observer bering the past. 'O h. we're great good friends,” re­ here said no abatement either of heat or drought was in night, and predicted assured A ir In. "L et us be better ones. I shall only b are one opinion of you that yesterday's maximum temperature *nQ Z T .i ñ ^ g W * ■ » Y i p m u to do which run as high-m iw», would ‘» e. nill jjjj J f0 r Dig best man -1 ever mo t.’’ equalled today. . 'T h an k you.” said Viola-breathless­ In Kansas the period of seventy-five ly, and her heart beat a good deal days since the first of June has been the faster as she watched Alvin go down driest in the twenty-five years records the street, the same generous hearted liave been kept, according to compila­ fellow he would always be. tion issued today by tho government Immediately AtVtiT forgot the pend­ weather bureau in Topeka. Rainfall ing su it An extravagant soul of hope hunt in another county from the judge IJEgiTi in hi* own county also by special pro­ THE UERALDPRINTING COMPANY vision. A resident is not determined R. J. HOLLY, M ltsr by the question of whether ho owns W. M. HAYNER, Butin«*» Mana«cr property. Many attempt» will unW fc7 ' dcuhtcdly Iw made to secure' the tourc- ■ wtV irmmirntv on the ground that he D«1W*r«d la tt>« CK» by cantor 12 00 per »rar in owns property. This is an old gag that has worked for some time and aided advance or 20c per month. < Payment! la adì anca mutt be matte at office tourists to dodge a hunting license that they were supposed- to pay,— The new Esterad ai torand-rlaai malt matter Ansati Und law provides that one must bo a bona I #08. SI the Poeto(fice at Stiftocd. Plot Uta during the period'ius-bwau, smiy.-Uió , fide resident. it trae ■ V [riches, wEflrliRFnomai ítrrrtíT’faYTrT-«* »orfc awnr-TV-^*^ The young minister was called away inches. There has been no measurable 0 atra la Herald PuUdini Telephone No, 148 FO R T M Y ER S IS IN IT from town temporarily. One evening rain in Topeka In twenty-two days. there waa a church sociable. Alvin A newspaper said to be published in Frank Harris of the Ocala Uahner was alwaya the Ufa and loader og a town somewhere on the east cocat, CHERISHED LOST LOVE certainly knows the history j>f our flag such functions. Viola waa also there. which we believe is called West Palm ______ and spring# the knowledge on his readIt waa after tho refection that Alvin rw Reach, prints a little editorial on thé Jl(.Jrc|cd C,m e Into Ills Own rapped on a table for order and atten­ era. v.* subject of the Klssimmee-Sanford canal, tion. ------ O— Through Patent fontrlhullon Box which it says has created considerable “Frienda," he said, placing a box boThe first court in Seminole moved interest, and that it Is hoped to get this fore him, “I have something to say lt was a patent rat trap that broke along with well oiled precision and Judge new waterway opened from Lake Okee­ up the engagement of Mlaa Viola B ar­ before we go up to onr homes. This Whitner presided in a manner most sat­ chobee to Jacksonville nnd thus lower ton and Alvin Draper. It bad sundered is the best church In the world—fixed isfactory even to the principals In the freight rates, etc. Now- to make our them, brought out a sharp definite an­ up. Our splendid yoong pastor la the ri ch er In the w orM -pald up. meaning plain, the Tropical Sun need nouncement from tho estimable Imfr-. not be so oil-fired afraid to mention Ft. and a-fieclaratlon from Alvin that it We've all got Into a mean and stingy The Orlando merchants say the rev­ Myers in connection with this or that would make no difference—h# would rut. Let'a get out of 1L" The church deacons looked askance, enue taw is foolish and they will not good thing that is coming this way, alwaya cherish his lost love and— the lay members curious and excited. stand ...tur.-coupon cutting. Orlando Other OTPCrr. ajructt air The Press, are hop«,----- -- iiy i.u iV ','. "You know J ‘m a sort of dabbler In "S h e was always fine as jrilk." In­ certainty does not be)tree -ftr-thr -ti t» mentioning It quite frequently, and Ft. stated Alvin a year afterwards* "'■»be'* Inventions,“ proceeded- Alvin, placing legislature. Myers fa becoming pretty well known. finer than aver now. \ I don’t aee her his hand on the box. “This Is my — 0 -----Abo the Sun fa reminded that one of the often nowadaya, but she’s always latest one. it's called ‘the cash an­ Sanford Heights should have side­ principal poinla mentioned at the very friendly when we do m eet Maybe nunciator.* and I've got H up «special* walks and s street as soon u possible. outlet in connection with this ‘‘Kissim­ time will make a difference—time and ly for this church.” Alvin took off the coyer-of the box, T h e rocky rosd to Dublin of ancient mee Sanford" proposition was F t. Myers, my damage suit." times was a feather bed compared to the idea being to secure a through water­ T h e “damage snit” was history in amid grim, expectant silence. Then be placed bealde U some coins. Park avenue from Tenth to Hughoy. way from Ft. Myers to Jacksonville, by the town. It all came out of tho rat "This Is my patent oollncUon box," trap. Alvin had been left quite a way of the points mentioned, and this he proceeded, “and I want the church competence by his father. He bad About the time the county ofiiclals get does not in nny way mean to detract been always of an Inventive turn. HI» to adopt It. My contribution will be nettled in their new offices and begin to from those excellent dtios. Ju st want bright Ideas and lovable, guiloleai na the coins you see here. Now observe: dream dreams of a roseate future It will to remind you that we are In it.—Ft. tore bad attracted Viola at dm first. I wish to dongle a dollar/ l>e time for another primary and they Myers Pr sa. He slipped a slivur dollar throrgh Then, after ho bn'! w asted time and will have to solicit friendship all over ----- O — money In getting up various devices the slot In the box. A mellow tinkle again. that neither paid nor worked out. she seemed (O gently thank the donor. RONDS FOR B R IC K “Half a dollar/ announced Alvin. began to prod him up to got into tom« This Ume the apparatus was leaa We're for street bonds. We've always steady, reliable buslnesa. ..now county may be a small believed in that sort of public utility and When Alvin Invented his great rat musical. There was a sort of rasping pairing the county seat at economy. We haven't an automobile, trap bta fiancee did not say much, for reproach for acknowledgment. ÍÍ ide more business for “Twenty-five cdnU/ nor-a carriage, nor a dray, not even a it looked as though ha had really this city. The difference was apparent A hoarse, cracked-hell note rang out struck It at last. Manufacturers of wheelbarrow. a t the meetings of the county boards and •Tea cent*—“ tho bell Janglod nofaAnd well pay a proportion of tax on hardware specialties encouraged him, the aession of county court. Brand some »peculators tendered him s realty Very cheerfully for the conveni"One cent,” spoke Alvin finally. ------O -----i . , * small fortune for a half IntercaL The », . cnce and comfort for the chap who d o n 1 . __, . . . , , . , „ Aa unearthly racket came from tho * proud and hopeful Alvin refused all By tho time Florida sends out of the own a vehicle bat doesn 1 pay tax on ■ box. It Deemed to pursue the donor offers state a few more millions for brick, realty. “I know n good tfilng whim I sea with a chorus sounding like stones some bright fellow will invent a brick Now that's simon pure philanthropy, It," ho declared, "and I’ve got one this thrown against a metal plate. mado out of sand, lime and cement and isn't it? Not at all, for we must con­ tim e." The audience snlckcred—eome of I burnt lalmosf as hard as' glass. We've fess that our motive fa not charity, At the xenlth of bis Inventive glory, them roared with laughter. Miserly I * * ___ g o t-70 per cent of the material n o w - either for the vehicle owner or the ve­ however, there came a dampener. Ho John Duke, the richest man In town, sand.—DeLand Nows. hicle puller. Not that, for wo have an- was aued for Infringement on a pre­ looked sheepish. Robert Jones, seo- , ond In social Importance, scowled no j »lyxed tho feeling wo have sufficiently to vious patent. His attorneys told him verely. TTien the corner of his tips that It waa a straight hold up. that he Even the bull dogs object to tm discover that the rn >tive at bottom fa began to twitch. would aurely win,eventually. He won diaphanous gown* In Sarasota. Oar o' purely M-lfish. "Mr. Draper," he »poke out, “you tho contention In one court, but the the men joker# of the town had ri, v k j We acknowledge the com. We are decision was appealed. Two year» can put a flvo-dollar attachment for j up in the new style and when th boll /or good brick street* for aevera «-Ifish passed by, and the case was still me regularly on thkt invention of dog (nibbed tho supposed woman by tbr reasons: pending. It had coat him several thou your»" leg tho "lady" let out some choice let. " I’ll make It Ion." announced Mr. Because, we want more |>crmnncnt sand dollars In legaj fees, and after he i gunge and the secret at the u m r ttme. streets. had stubbornly resisted the pleadings Duke, after n pause. -« o x « . row ^ewTrtw#/ -spoke up ------ » - — ____ „___ —i i m u *at we trt n t a riwitw i inerr— <.at Viola to forget the u hobt IMag ,HtP — Deacon Smith "You've given n# a Because we want to » v the city up to Tho high cost of living is charged up good lesaon, Mr. Drnpwr I'm for ap­ to the middlemen, but most of them can date. I 111 preciating the old church end tho ; Because wo want to sis* the city grow. prove that they don't get it. Very few young minister an they deserve to bo." Because'wo Indie ve it wilt mean more ■of them tiro buying browrr stone fronts. Tho following Sunday showed prac­ T h o hfah cost of living traced down to iu business to the town. tical results, the next better atilt. -Because we believe it will bring more final analysis will be found due to the 1 That weak Alvin received a letter which he greeted with a hurrah—hi# fact that too many fotks want to live pebple hen*. ault waa won. without working. •Because it will increase the value of He mot Viola, her face beaming, property. ------O -----that afternoon. Hhe had beard of bis We do not propose to put up the** Dr. Josephus Anderson, one of the success. Alao that he waa going to purely selfish reasons for more brick best known and most highly esteemed accept the offers of the manufactur­ Methodist minister# in Florida died nt streets against any one'» unselfish (?) ers, give up Inventing, and engage In ft practical busloea* undertaking his JtOnta In Leesburg last Monday, nt reasons against the project, but we dare "I must congratulate you on your the age of h4. Dr. Anderson was for to put uj> our selfish reason* against nny one's selfish reason* opposing the ginxl good fortune." she said brightly. "And. many years rdltor of the Florida Chrisoh! what magic wonders you have ac­ tian Advocate and one of the most useful streets plan See? Orlando Citizen. complished with the church. The trua---- ( J ------men in the Florida Methodist Confer­ teea have raised five thousand dollars, . FLO RID A TH E ONLY PA R A D ISE ence. His death, though expected has end my brother will be taken care of cast a shadow over the entire community, There are some people in Florida who na he should/ o oo being bilious have been known to re­ “I've sort of reformed them?" insin­ uated Alvin, and be came n »tup near­ If there it not a large crowd at Ocala mark that the weather was warm in this er with the old time love light shining in October to attmd the Coni Congress state in the summer and that they In hi* eyes "I'»« reformed myself of Florida printers It will not be the would he obliged to go north to esrn|>e too. Viola. Is there any hope?" This idea fault of Harry Brown, chairman of the the torrid climate o( Florida 'Alvin." said Viola frankly, ”1 am of Florida being hot. as nun pared with committee of the Prr-t» Aasociation. lie afraid -I mean 1 must ronfcaa that is sending out or will send out a world of any northern state n the lnggeet kind you have Invented a new way to reach my heart." matter regarding the meeting of job of a Joke. Right now the north is being printer# and one of the beet get logeth r scorched by the sun and blistered by (Copyright hy W O Chapman.) It's Called ihe Cash Annunciator." mrcting# ever held in tint stale should the heat and there is no relief in sight. Confidence*. result. The exact date will be decided In Florida after u warm hour or i*u the Invest what was left tn some practical 8ho— Why, her and me were tho Upon within a few days and every owner cooling shower# cornu to lave the earth business, aho broko tho engagement. best of friend* before him and her "I'm bound to win," insisted Alvin. met. Of course, that I* between you of a printing office in Honda should and make life worth living. Compare our incomparable climate with the fol­ Why, tho Specialty Manufacturing and I,—Punch. lie there. lowing press, report from Kansas City: 1 company has a standing offer of ton Further rejxtrt» of exhausted water thousand dollars for my patent the mlnulo the courts giro mo a clear ST E IT IN C , UP! Good Time Coming. supply, illness from bad water and heat title." Aa soon a* all women wear fendcro No longer will St. Augustine have the crops burned beyond redemption and Tho decision was pretty near now. on their hatpins the men can quit csrfinger of »corn pojntcd at her by such panic condition» among live stock rais­ envious small towns as Palatka, Jack­ er# reached here on the eleventh consec­ Then there came about a situation ryln( nippers.—Cleveland leader. , whore Alvin drilled up close to Miss sonville, Ocala and Bobbollyvillo (some­ utive day of extreme heat in Missouri, Barton once more, as ho phrased it, Woman’* Impelling Idea. times called S'apmtd) because the An­ Kansas am) Oklahoma. Rainfall in the and waa glad of It. Every woman feel* that the ought cient City roi/ltl not boast of a five nnd last twenty-four hour# has Ixvn negli­ Altln and Viola wept to tho same to join n aoclety for the auppreeaton ten cent «tore. Yea, wo have the real gible and prospects for more in the next church. It had run dbwn because Ita of aomethlng or other. thing and if this claaa of store 1* a mark pastor# had been alow-going, easily tyrcnty-four tire, of the poorest. contented cfen, and the congregation of progress in a community, and it fa Weils from the water supply of Law­ Can Be Too Eager. generally accepted thnt it fa, then no rence, Kansas, a city of 15,000 inhab- had been spoiled thereby. Finally a R K new m inister waa assigned. It turned Many a man has burned hi* Oniera more are we open to the proud boasting 'Rants, was obtained, were dry today out t0 b« Edward Barton, A favorito In hia aatem ea* to strike while the of these sensitive neighbors.— St. Au­ and water from tho Kansas river, now brother of Viola. U: Don was h o t gustine Record/ very low, was forced into the mains. Ho waa an up-to-date, energetti L—L J ------- .U._ rotjifcd,/.' The cisterns of Lawrence are dry. •• bilious young man, and quickly rtnia » O rtR ftM t* I« F ra rM * f«r IM W Ik * I»a s m . T H E HUNTING LIC EN SE In the corn growing districts about his flock out of the doting and dream H » tU ftr.lU n Dm ) , P rio r to IS * ll» M to ( e t Aar Saettai Derltoa. His parishioners accepted . Tourist*, and transients have been Wichita many fields have befeiv - so log rut. _Ito It onUlawl by tbo City Ctwarfl cl Santord. him with complacency and even fer­ Fkirldat doing, more to diminish tho wild gamo scorched by the sun that tho dried bisdea (Wtkm t. That tho ckrk at tho City at iUnvor, but at the end of two month* ho ■ si supply In Florida than any other class, have been blown from the com stalks b« Bad ho |t Kortby Butkariaod and roftftifod told Alvin one day that he was sptno- Icr4 to opon arti Loop opra tho rrftotratMm book* ot and the lost legislature fixed so that and corn scarcely can product» any fod­ .whal discouraged. ' •' ‘ tbo my ol Sanfurd. al hia uffloo la th* rlty hall, tbo hour, ot nino i. m. and tour p- m.. they'w ill have to pay for the privilege der. The last heavy rain In the Wi­ “The church needs all kinds of re- botwton tor a period ot tovro lUyt imnwdtatojy prior to chita section was April 7. In the dfa- pairs," he confidentially imparted, * hereafter. Mjfij “ " * .................................... A 516 license fa required In each coun-i triet nbout Hutchinson, J Kanaka., al- /and they have contributed in the last ty In which the tourist or transient though there has been no good raid for .thirty days Ju»t half enough to pay _ „to ____ _____ ______ _ __ _ ____ _____ ___ ? my month's «alary/ • wishes hunt. ____ Ample ________ provision __ is ' weeks ami tho heat has____ bwJn intense, 7 (••-lualily »n rtortor to veto in _ si s4srt:tlfiri) shfttì Iw tJhs s&rns h irruir«! nf <4pc* made to guard against one person using cnips and live stock have suffered little ‘ Alvin reflected over all this He Il»r§ m fcfkrrsl <Icctkms brld in ih» rity ol another's license also. Game uarilcna., bccaiiiu-ui-lia: *oud atrala u x o W l k i w thA. Him RIoUumI. bar brother, - f t ml -witot*.^-Lwowtc>ki- X ysj* *i »ay rlarUno lo t or a f a iiu l , •—; may require 4b ¿-R reiry 'rin»*Tir*>n'T»? liiWfkffltrr.'«'* ■ ~‘ B I X Ê t * a t . * . . . i t h * W I U D C I I tlf M i d i t l ß l f « t> « Ihr nyo« ol ' Alvin referred to him »ho forgot the , m , i«ai*5:tB:taSriw . Many ‘nrehoitlf, market gardens and gulf between thxrm She was anxious, mand proof that the person exhibiting (tor. 1 . AU n n l i n u f w or p a n , of ordlnaara* ronditi hnrtwitb ar* brrvby • ft fa tho one to whom it upt fanucd. A alfalfa fields in the district are luring ir­ earnest, tearful, as xhu asked her old InS««. I. TKIa ordlnaftra to taha tlftl lauwlix*. , description similar to. that require«! for rigated from this underflow. lover If something could'not bo done ly tipo» H» 1— f» and approval by Um naror. t h*fy»iy nrrtilr that tho (ora(oin( ontlftonra St. ‘Joseph, Mo., reported today two to mend the situation. the soldier in the United States army waa duly pa»wd by tba Hty nxinril ol Stnlord 31, A. I). U1J. “I think I seo a way/ said Alvin, Florida, la bm Im /»ly deaths from heat prostration in the last goe* with each license. M. W. UJVKIJ. City CUtk. A rwident has to nav I I for llm aria. twonly.fmir limits.--- |A -tlui XOm-TaUing .A.qunnr l wlnkln In that Invfttivw-eyw Reg* of hunting in his own county while districi about St. Jofcjph fìfm era-liàve qf- hls^ ."- ffiiiV I PublUhtd Every ÎMtdir tod Friday Mortiin| Dir pais-: 15. 1513 ■ ............................................................................................................. ^ $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ** For Sanford People DID YOU GET YOUR SHARE? Several weeks ago an article appeared in the San'fprd- Hefyld which asserted, among/othcr. -ilrujfji.. that the People of Sanford had been enriched the above amount during the past sev^n.ycarB through the Established S a v i n g s Department of the Peoples Bank .‘ of Sanford. ••-f ',/• . • Did you stop and think what this meant To You, T o The Community at Large, and T o The Bank? To you who were s o tfortunate as to be a Savings Depositor of the Peoples Bank, this means a larger measure of prosperity than for your neighbor who did not embrace the opportunity. T o the community, it means that there is just that much more moncy' in circulation to aid in its General Upbuilding. .......................................... -» T o the Peoples Bank of Sanford, it jncans that <[ while it has not been enabled tb pay cattritordi«<• ary dividends to its stockholders, a n d i f l o f c <> doubled its capital, still it has been enabled to o contribute materially to the wealth of the 'people !> of Sanford and at the same time build up a credit, able surplus. . . Extending to the people of Sanford and Seminole County the same facilities for the handling of fhth'r savings and commercial accounts as has been iu custon sin :c organization. . . . . The People Bank of Sanford Offering absolute security and protection for your funds, wantB your business. . m. M. su rra, Pr**M«ai B. R. STEVENS. Vic* P rt.U t.l IL E. TOLAR. CaiUtv R. R. D E A S , A s s i s t a i t C s a h ie r Sanford Business College M O D E R N C O U R S ES IN Houkkceping, Hanking, Commercial I.aw, Com­ mercial Arithmetic, I’enmannhlp, Typewriting, X Shorthand, and all Hranches of -Civil Service. I.FARN TO DO BY DOING. DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES ■ I Sanford Business College 13-15 PICO BUILDING SA N FO RD . - FLORIDA yttiak»mm»inunmMMsaa!»itoaffiMiniMmàiiiwiJ!)STm.^flaBuinrji,TJi!nnfli^Mti»i»nnnnigw^w “Thank Goodness!” D eliv ery m an : " I think you ought to thank me. T h e y just got here this m orning. Yes— pretty hot clay for ironing, so I unpacked them and brought them right alo n g ." M rs. W o r k e r : « I am m ore than thankful— I am perfectly de­ lig h ted ." V C*E Electric Flatiron* and Fan* will chaao a way (he wrin. kte* placed try the touch of care and worry on the face« of your mother#, wive* and daughter*. .* Come in ana * make your n * loctiow from Tho Leedora of tho Market. Sanford Light A Furl Co. I IO S. Folk Avenue Rhone 27 tin A W • a a ite tí A 25c W ant Ad. in The Herald . a— -- . ■ >. 'W . House �' J « 1I 18. 1913 •. n s p k ’■_ •:• ■- ‘■'Cr*'<T. . ‘ r: IT THE SANFORD HERALD I, '«I W?ï i " ■• \ • '.' •_____________ • ■ ' _ * IS! • te -/ f '<ap Hopson, who has been th e ! THE CITYruwtMrs.ofD.herM. son, Morton Hopson and I — ^ Sanford Tool rat m Ona Limit Ha la Afraid to Pi "As a general proposition. I earn litThe Weather bureau man. H. C. Dufamily for the past two or Ihre« week* Bone re por s that Sanford ia the coolest I l *e *or ll>® plaudita of crltlclama of Happenings—Mention O f left Wednesday for Orlando, where she place in th » part of the state. HU my fellow men." stated Pip Maudlin, blase young clubman of Skeede«. will visit relatives before returning to observations show this. The rainfalls ethe w un. ®^ Matters In Brief ber horns iu JaurJcsom-ille. . has l>ecn fnuch Um thatl at thk '- j f * ^ * ^ ArlaaftraE.« public groat extant In­ year, bn* but ha* aused no inconvenience: different different to t0 IL (L But, put try y I may, _ W ferbm O. Grippen and family o f 1>'ear. 1 to the growers The com crop was the h 4r„ never brfisiPkMA to'perauado my" New York are the guests of his parents, ««SONAI ITEMS 01 INTEBtSI Mr. Hnd Mrs A It Grippen .Mr, Crip- best ever known In this suction ■elf that ni y feel are small enough to permit me to -wear white ahoea with (»•n i* a well known piano manufacturer crop of hay was also very good Of The Floating Small Talks and is now with the John Wanumakcr rainfall during what U usually the rainy' out violating the laws of phyalcal Succinctly Arranged For Hurried season was twrlrr inches lees than last prosoUjr department stores of New York. I Herald Readers Jlo ttj Breakers, jual south of Keat- year during the same period. , ÿTsÜjx Is'yjSTinÉ TseiLsqh- ; W * Bier, Daytona BearhV Ogen year New Serial Story (U. round. New , holiO Make» specialty • Treasurer Jones nf flviwtn i. among UM- ot *huM? dinnfrs Thursday evenings and; I,u‘ Saturday Evening Punt is preparing to give the readers some of the Sunday noon. 87-Fri-tf yisitors to the city tculay. Major A.^K. Powers, Mrs. I’owe; a bret midsummer fiction that has ever Crystal Wax and Bermuda Onion seed and Kinchin left yesterday to the -old been published and the issue of Aug. a t L/R.'Philips & Co’a. home in North Carolina, where Mrs, 23rii will contain a good one. “ In Search WMiss Martha Fox has returned froth a Power» and the haby will stay until the of a Husband.” Get Reghtuld Holly d pleaaaht visit ut l-ako Charm. snow flics. Major Powers will return to bring it to your door or get it at the k^tv. p . barter and Deane Turner mo­ in a few days to take cure of his law prac­ new* stands. tored over to Oviedo on Sunday. tice. Big Excursion The county commissioners are hold­ The fall fashion number of the Ladies' Excursion to Woodland Park, Launch ing a meeting today in the clerk s oilier. Home Journal'will'lH.' the b r o t V e 7 ‘and L'lllfred Foster is enjoying life during every lady will want one They are I**- Alma May and Mamie will leave city tru r ari&r-htuittol term at Hendersonville, N. C. Ing sold in advance and you should place dock at 2:30 p. m., Sunday. 25c round trip. b5-Fri-tf Bring the family for an all-day picnic I*>our order now. itcginald Holly, the .at'Woodland Park. 87-tf agent will s«-nd the copy to your door Will Censor Picture* „v — . mofc- +n ----N-vw.aiiitur^lis^iVit^jRA; Cuilmmro. Aug. 14.—The MinisMiami celebration and returned Mcrti- ^ ura*l « l^ y x leadiln lad W m sgarin«. terial Association of this city has trans­ mitted to the*city ouncil, a copy of Trained Nurse Examiners Iward Betts of Sanford U visiting resolutions passed at the last regular Under the provisions of chapter 6491, hi* aunt, Mrs. A. C. Rollins.—Winter Lawn of Florida, enacted by the legis­ meding of the association, calling (or Garden Time«. lature of 1913, same being an act to pro­ an ordinance creating a board of cen­ Mr. and Mrs. J . Masson nnd family vide for the state registration of nurses, sorship for the motion picture shows in have returned from a two weeks stay at Gov. Park Trammell has appointed the this city. The council referred the mat­ Daytona Beach. following experienced trained nurses to ter to the city attorney for an opinion \/iack Davison left yesterday (or Day- Is* members of the state Ixtard of rxnfn- and are awaiting his answer. This c me tons Beach where be will tease the fish •ners of trainer! nursro: Mias A n n .'“ * « ^ p r « . In _th . o ty. aa •here _have for a few weeks. Davis of Miami, Miss N. B. Prewitt of been no objeclionubl pictures shown Place your orders fur Crystal Wax Tampa, Mis* Irene M, Fools of Jack­ here, all those used coming from well ordnn seed with I - It. Philip* A Go lf)| sonville. Miv, Maud Yother* of Orlan­ known corn] nnie* and usually marked “ Paawd by the National Board of Cen­ VM r*. Went and fumily left on Tuesday do and Miss Anna 1. Rutherford of At sorship." for Daytona Beach where they will Augustine. spend several weeks. Our Lucid English. Gongregational Church Mrs. A. C. Rollins leaves today for a Tell a Harlem girl that she la hom»The regular service* of th* church short visit to friends in Sanford.— —Sunday school, morning service, G. K. ly. and. even If aho Is. watch for fireWinter Garden Times. Society at (5:45 and evening service at works. But say the same thing to a T- J • Brodnax. representing the South­ young woman In England and sh ell ern States Life Insurance Go of Atlanta 7'30. In the evening the itibj>*ct will thank you for tho compllmebt Tho 1** "The Inadequacy <d Mere Sur- 1 word there has another meaning; a was in the city today. rounding*" All are cordially invited "homely" girl Is one who like« dome# L. R. Philips will have a full supply of to these sprviro* tic surroundings, thereby being a good ■gwiuine Bermuda Onion need m Sept i r s r itt iN i;. candidate for matrimony "Hom eli­ •ember. HU-if Acting Pit* Ior ness" has a different effect here when CaL A. K. Power* and family left on It comes to orange blossom a.— New ‘Wednpwd y for Wilmington. N to York ITeas K*rr) Week Bridge < lub Bjamd Lhr remainder of the summer The Every Week Bridge t lub was ^fcluutl* Couch is agent for the Penn delightfully entertained by Mr*. T A. Owt "9sndwlcb Man” to Dlckant. Mutual life Insurance Go , with head- Neal ut her borne on Thursday ufrer Tho "sandwich matt." whom many quttrters in Eia* First Natirorud Bank nuoti fin#* laide ol tbe populur game correspondents arc trying to trace to Mr. and Mr», M A. Mmt alai (amily ww* pluyed, ut ljie «U«*e gl whicli scote* btrth. existed long before the '40a bave returned from u tnp to Atlanta worv rsiunt***! and top m>or>* ww* fittind And It seems highly probable that and South Carolina and other |inint* to twlnng io Mr* Forre*! laike. towhom Charloa Dickens Invented his nleknarno. for In one of his "Sketches by The Gate Glty Hoypw* ha* brought was awarded thè (iretty priw. a < olomal Tbe hl**t>A.s served dntnly down the high cost of lik ing. Only 34 00 candir stick •per week (or the flm*st table board in r e f r i o t l u n , - o l i . >1 i*àt- t i l t - g a l l i '' “ ■** o v e r Mr* NeoSs guest.« un thi* pigasatit oc 4he city. See Parker. ” 2H-tf caulion were Mr* l iirrest laike. Mrs \ /c ,. H. Gatchel ami son. Forrest have lt Anno. Mr* ( rase Barnes ami Mr* piirchus«*d the Celery avenue cash store <5 1 ‘-niitli and are doing business at tb<* •.urne old stand. Box,” written about ISS6 he rem arks; "So ho stopped the unstamped ad ver tIsorweet nn an im at«! *7tn4vrti6v»t*w«.< posed of s boy between two boarda." r ~' froed crfn g W T fie-t h * t t l l W J U 11^ You know how crowrletf"* second­ hand furniture store Is. always piled high with odds and ends of household goods Well, there la auch a shop on Work. Th» beauty of work depends upon j I) 1. Ilt j-t lt ' HR AS ID It >upt 10d-4lp SANFORD F L O R ID A 'm u •, m ...... .....................................................................iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiuiiiiiiii m $10»00 Down And make us feel at evening that the day waa well worth Ita fa tig u e s—Lucy Larccrn Damascus Qtvan Credit The question of who Invented real paper lias apparently been settled by meana of a catalogue of manuacrtpti In the Royal library of France, made by a Greek scholar at the command of King Henry II. of France. In thla cataloguer a own hand aVn found notea = to the effect that "real p^por" ortg Inatad In Damascus. $5.00 Per Month NO IN T E R E S T OR T A X E S « FO R TW O Y E A R S R IV ER V IEW LOTS lit»* tmiKiilient localum of this property on the great tributariea of the St. Johmt river, where the chuonol runs almost tlin'ct e;mt from Rivervlew to the Atlantic Ooepn, Considerate. My III tlo brother William had been where the nty of Jacksonville lum built its great quarter mil­ staying up rather lain and wont to bed lion dollar electric light plant. Where the great munic­ without saying lit# prayers. Moth or ipal dorks are going to lie built. Where then* t u t going said to him: 'Why. Wlllla, I'm sur­ prised at you I You haven't aald your to lie millions tijKin millions of dollars spent by private p ray ers'' "Aw, g e e ! " ho answered. capital in the near future for great manufacturing plants, "W h at's tho use of waking the laird up all an* situated by or near to Kiverview, lying just to the at this hour of the n l g h t f —Chicago Journal east of us. This all grots to make Kiverview the most — classy and desirable propertv lo the great citv of Jackson­ ' S * ville.____ __ < v v "~ w ^ *K try .-ittar. riwnerS 1 hav« a fir*t cIhmi . f \V II I m iri »inn i Mu*t Sell at (Rice ut Sucrifui' Mire live room Collage. w|tb bulb di-Himhtr Incattiin Call at poetolhc** 10,'t 2c \Vante*l ltiuiin***.» partner with five' or six hundred dollar* to take half In­ terest In paying buslnma in Sanford. Addnwa P. O. Box 951. l(I.H-2le ••• | Something' To C onsider A little boy near here was given a pair of white rats, and when they had their first litter of young one* ho took his little slater to thn collar to see them. Hho cam« running upstairs all oxclted and called to her mother' Lor Sale—A good general purpose "M am m a' Mamma' Gome quick! bur*,- without li|*-mish ami in gi*vd i*«n- S The hen rat has nine k itten s" ditnin Will exchange fur good mule [ Kiverview todaj htu* ovt*r* live hundred property owners all boosting for the great future of Kiverview. We have |u homes, some costing three to four^thouBand dollars T hree mercantile hou.sx-s. lioul and launch fac­ tory pi large and growing magnitude We have now 14 miles of si re e l*, all sel mil in shade tre e *. We havejfreo public Iwiai and ha-lh houses We have one of the most lieautiful ail acre public park.* m the stale. Kiverview has many suburbs since its inception, and Kiverview’« (reogrnphical load ion is such that it is soon going to make its property value far exceed any pnq>erty about Jack­ sonville, and every lot now bought will make the buyer a thousand dollars clear in the near future. We have a complete telephone service, and an efficient motor car lines al a Th- car fare to tin* heart of the city of Jacksonville. Kiverview propretv will make thousands of dollars for the owner* Kiverview has made gm>d. Her titles are |H*rfcel, and as an investment it has no equal. Patir) Work Clrrle Tin* Fancy Work Circle met on Wed­ A cooked food sale will Ik* held ut McCuller* store by the |adi<« of the nesday afternoon with Mm N. II. Gar­ Welfare Department at I p, m. Sntur ner at her home on Park avenue As a number of the member* of th** r if le day;, Aug 23rd are away at prtwnl the party w-e* small Mayor G V* Sja*ni*er. ucrnmpameii Call on or photo b F Dutton San in nuinlnT* but tho*"1 pro«**nt tlmr by bis little daughter. Emma, left Sun­ ford. Fla. Hrj tf Didn't Do Her Much Good. OUghlv ,'T.i.ve'l the aftermnui The day afternoon for a visit to bn old home Mm Chancel I >h Henry. I wish graelnu*e*v*nl b lu nui» u ** l-'nr Sale T » « » ( hvI invalid chair, in North Carolina you had been to church this morning 1Ifidcr u ood two bur«*- fur in wagon and ereatlt ami rake I ten» J,f -***nt were CM r., and Mr*. Claude Herndon and Mm. J. D. lbdierts. ^Ir* U L Mill****r. * Dr Dtves preached ono of the lovell two fine registered Jerocy calve*, one liUjn soil returned Mumiiiy from a visit Mf> Mf> ufriHj \|r, Torn eet sernums on 't«ove your nelghtK,r. heifer and one hull all going cheap and the way his remarks maiin that to Miami, where they were the guv«t* of ¡ >uvu Mm, N O t.arm r IU2-2p spiteful hateful M rsV iabhers squirm S«** Mm. Smith. Wrot Side. Mrs. A. H. Addma. ' _ _ was something that would have dona Good Farm for Kent Castle Garden Place your ordern now for genuine your heart good.'* on traction line, three mile* from city. 1 Tu M) Friend* B«m ada O n lti u t R*d and White Farmed for five yearn, nil tiled, two good botile one of you borrowed my Urm ! CryataJ Wax for September fleti very level. Please return it n* I m-cl it now (lowing wells, burn and oulnhed. Kent- 5 Slmple Fir* Eorilngulahar. O W N ER .w ith L. R. PhUlpa A Co. 101-tf ed cheap for rush. Address Mrs. Cora ■—*» 102-tic J N Vi II IT S EU A siphon of soda Is an «xcallent firoilollingwr, Cunastoia. New York J\ A. Hobt waa in the city for several I M-112-113 Heard National Hank Bldg, exUngulsher. as the carbonic acid gas ** m 102-tfr days of thb week looking after the grow­ in the soda water helps to stifle the In Honor of Mr*, Tracey S JACKSONVILLE, F L O K ID A ers and their fertilizer needs. Ho and For Sale— Home and buggy cheap. Mr md Mr*. L. It Philips enter- flames The siphon can bo tilted, and hb family are still rcaidenta of Pulathu tfljnw) rhnrrninK|y Bl an el^am supper the fluid will carry to a considerable Atfdruaa Box 1102, City. 100-tf 91485323234823020023532353234800485348484853482353484801535348 height, such as the top of a blaxlng W. L. Morgan ia a|iendlng a few ilays on Tlmmday in honor of tln-ir mother, F'or Gash Rental or,’Share Farming— curtain, etc. With home folks while he is working the Tracey, who leaves in a f e w day# Four acres tiled land. Two cultivated Adjacent territory. Doc is always sure jof j),,, north and will Ik- gone for some two years hut not tiled. House and Manifestly Insincera. Of a warm welcome among his San- t)nM. The table was very prettily decbarn on place. 2 1« mile* vrot of city, PIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH 'Why do you say tlfht he‘a not sinorated, und u color scheme of red and ford friends. 2 Fine Flowing WML*. Address W ,P . 0 . ran v drown in the Woodland, white was carried out. The favor* ut cero?" "I beard him very pleasantly Box 893. 08-tf You eah’l Park swimming ,>ool. Ideal place to each* place war. gay littk poke bonnet, tall a Ml!^ « » « t o r X° ^ \ ^ For Sale— 100 White Indian Itunner Well, what of I t r learn to swiin. Emptied and cleaned made ol pink paper and trimmed with well a* wh« I that down In hla heart he ducks at u btg bargain. Writir, foy, . » 87-tf re*l anti yellow (lowers and ril»l»oiui. prices. U. S. Mikesell, Sanford, R; really hoped he w ouldn't” Tho many friends of Mr. F. G. Ruflley They were AIM with deliciot« honlKue, /■ ■ will regret to learn that he suffered a The guests were Mm. M. C. Doyle, Mm I wisJi to announce that I havt* bought the drug For Rent F.lglit room house with •t, Complste Rest. ¡stroke of paralysis Tuesday morning and j A. K. »’bMpa, Mm. Marshall. Mm. bath. Well located. Apply to A. P. business known on Lawson’s Pharmacy and hereafter Old Gentleman—“I'm afraid this U at present In a critical condition at lIarr> J Wibson. M w Jimrnlo Glass. placo doesn't agree with me; Pvo Connelly. 96-tfc Mlltrcr. will be Seminole Pharmacy. I wish to say while I am a L h o m e on Palmetto avenue. ; , Mrs IH T , G.inro. Mm. W . L I aearcely eaten anything since l*vo For llrnt No. 708 Payb Ava^'six stranger to you 1 am not to the Drug Business and will' been here.” Polite Youth—"W ell, fooms, hath, electric lights, g^s fgrcook­ S* TKV Thb remains of Mias Miss Alle* Alice Robinson *• * . . : „ .. Mine Hart as Cupid that'» all right—you came for a reaL ing. Apply to H. A*. DuBcW, over Tut* ^ treat >you right. wore shipped this morning by Üi}ddrOrlando. Aug. 14.—A novel marriage didn't you!”—Htray Btorlea. * s* Cnt Store. .-,p 94-tfc ‘A#^ takff Hand to Sanford for lntrrm©ri^ in Orlando was that of Dplfhu» L i v - j __________________ I am a registered pharmacist and assure you your Wanted—H o ste ,' rompeumt» ahftrtt colQucesas. cropper or would-rent for oomit;gtK‘aa*in. ‘ .* ^prescriptions and drug business will be correct nnd priced ■ 4he Servant (to hla roaster, an author) The Sanfurd M i r y Knrm'nnW In coW¿ y i i n . Frapk Woodruff uad children j* of having thu ceremony per(there h w are fifteen thousand peoright 1/sent to mo. I will appreciate your pijtroringe. (K*aa anti In high state of cultivatltfh. > ’ le fr this morning for Due Wort. |,y M i* Margaret Hart, who |b ,n |h„ street who are clamoring Phone 27fi for (juirirdplh'f’n". Aildreus K. Valeillc. Sanliiril. Fla !*2-tf • Carolina. Aft. r spending a (<*'» w.- k.« .._________ pJwfge of ,*-untj Judge William - ... l(> ____ kno, what 1» going to happen In _____ Fur Rent l-arye front room. Mm. ^r *'a« t* Kfrti. Kfrt, Woodruff*« WiwvilrvifT'ri dTtf urti*,** nrtW tirine bis <.r i 1 tomorrow dTd Tlotnc home they tin*) tvdrt" wttt" vi \j#ftln*t utfU-e d ilurtng bi» absence slvvenre in vmir jr0ur «»(irlal Yours very truly. It. L. Jnn*w, 206 Bark avenue, 72-tfc — go to Henderson'ill*-. N * . for tin rv*i t ^(, tn0yntaj tw 0( North t arolina. DoiB'*it Meat* in Sauford (tfj ^»L00 j>er ■of the aummor. fhus and Maggie w**r** fnglrimoniully Salt In Cocoa. w**;k. Most home-like hotel in town* * • ' __ _ House,” •• tv........... 1 ’ -T The ___ “While Daytona Ui.«*h Beach. •inciiijejl, ami vmfo of the opinion that When making a cup of cocoa put the creemony by the lady WJuld hold i Into it (when mixed) a pinch of salt, Transients and regular boarder» find a FU . Special rate* to summer guests. W ile them fast, and went away with z grin and you will find a great Improvement welcome at reasonable rates. S t Johns »1.50 per day or »6 to $x l* r k Hotel, A. W. Wathen, Prop.. 420 F ln t of satisfaction that extended almost : In tho flavor. Thla also takes lha rits for reeervations. W rite reacrvatlons. W. F. A h R. 11111111<11 Sueat.------------------- -------- --------------------WitatT m t o away.m "59-3te , Propr’a. V *■ ï ' ; * . Ì . ' . ' ' • - - i “ - I/. 4 - "MV . . '4 ' t -xV. i' /t ■ >-4, • • -** » J_____Î------i---1 ■ n 'X 1 Dr. E. H. ARMSTRONG Notice To The Public i . m * V* ’ .„ 4 fi * m*». K r a r c J. C. FLETCHER, SR. 1 .v 0 i] expert horse shoer WANTS M ix e d . •r-i Clothier and Men’s Furnisher ouraejves each morning to attack iliu an enemy that must bo vanquished be- EE] fora night cornea, or whether we open our* eyes with the sunrise to It as au approaching friend With the lower animals there Is a 1*4-11 Z o o lo g ic a lly -4?3 You will find the latest shades and patterns, all right up to the m in ­ ute—you’ll be sure to find the one to suit your taste. O u r tailors will H a n d -T a ilo r your clothes to your m easure from the fabric you select, and wc guar­ antee you will be satisfied. Protection Against Doras. Eyas and the Brain. i l l I - - re*|il|rei| . Paley, the theologian, had an Ingen­ ious method of warding off the time waster. When thinking out a problem ho betook himself to the river bank with a fishing rod. He nerer really fUhad, hr U u -touwL-Urtfcrfi«8IlU-- »Jta L thought nothing of disturbing bis thoughts would koep a t a distance sa as not to disturb tho flab. To giro color to the ruse bo bad hta portrait painted with fishing rod In band. pronounced relation between the stl“ of thn eyes and tho brain, lt Is claimed by some recent Investigators Even among fishes It la said tho more running wpeclea are those that have largo eyest, and upon In vent (gallon It Capl. and Mr*. H. H. Marks rxjiect miri lor colored t> aeber* in 11upper» was found that the fish with large All Local A dvertisem ent* Under This (leading. Three fient s a t i n * r nr.h Issue eyes had larger hralna than those with to leave today lhr Daytona (leach, where Academy, they will Ire g1|e*t.s of relatives for SeV ■b small eyes l.lf \n r vaminat inn f<>• .( oral day* For Sale ( ’heap Two fine alt •*!<*•) plows, one dandy J burn* wagn.n. a lot of stable manure. Jas ( Harris* E v ery one of the 5 0 0 fabrics we show for this season ’s wear, wc guarantee to be P U R E W O O L — just as pure as N ature grows it oh the sheep s back-*: n ot one thread 'o f 5Cii=w rottO T ror sh o d d y1in any of them ; — the South side, In n onV story shack, which the other day potted this algo la tho window; "Space for ronL" "l suppose,” remarked a man who waa passing, "there must be a yacancy un­ der one of tho tables." —Kansas City Star ___ ______________ (live bun a trial Voti re V * - D, Parker and <1 R, Calhoun are Teaeher*' Ksnmination in ami (or at Coronado Bvach this week ami we i uii Seminole county will I*- h**Ul at Vun look for some tall fish stories wh< n they forti. Tuesduy, Sept 2nd return. Por vi Iute teaeher*, in 11* High Sehmd, P U R E W O O L- . ■ : x •*. ' •M �ABf u t 15, i» lJ tflE SANFORD HERALD S A V E TH IS C IR C U L A R A N D W A IT U N T IL M O N D A Y , A U G . 1 8 ,8 :3 0 A . M Special Notice Establishment Closed * i # Sanford. Florida Building closed to the pub* T o d a y , - A u g u st. 15 th 000.00 Stock of Merchandise consist and Saturday, August 16th to Hosiery for Men, Women and tire stock must be sold This is a genuine sale of high grade merchandise, not a so called special sale. It is an extraordinary opportunity to buy goods at ridiculously low prices. ‘T h e goods must go..’’ Sale takes place Monday, MENS FURNISHINGS Men'« Handkerchief*, hemstitched, linen, white; full six«, ell 10c value. Red T a f Sale Price for threo Roe Handt) „ Lot 1 . 12.00 end $3.00 value, luch as l« d ifs ' Rlucher, Russie Celi Oxfords, ail in (H i particular lot as high aa ',3.00, Ret! Tag SaK Price................. Vici Kid „ O a/C Ledics* Oxfords, Patent Tip or Gun Metal in Pumps or otherwise, best known makes end quality, all U * ‘| O O our regular $2.25 values. Reg Tag Sale Price tD Men's Hose, double bed and toe, black, tan and other colors always have sold 2 for 25c. Our Red Tag Sale Price Q Man's Wash Ties, Four-in-Hand and Strings, latest de­ signs; values as high as 25c, For our Red Tag Sale Q ■We price theta a t-------- :___ ___ __________________ _ O C Men's 23-Strand Suspenders, leather straps, 25c value. For our Red Tag Sale we will offer those Suspenders f"V at each Men's Balbriggan Underwear, quality which excels all regular 35c quality Shirts and Drawers. Ilod Tag, -f Q Tag Sale P ric « _ .............. A o C value. come for our usual Mid- Seriven's Imitation Elastic SoAm Drawers, best made in the market, regular 60c value. Our Red Tag C l/ * sai* Price.-............................................... .................. _____ . - i n n Men's Drees Shirts, all color« and «ixre, $ 1.00 T1 -V ^ WF --------- f l / C Men’a Half Hose, high grade silk. It being our custom not to carry over goods from one season to the next We are willing to dispose of our Regular price 50c. entire stock without regard to. manufacturers We call your attention to this line of high grade Oxfords and Shoes, all our best known brands and guaranteed to give satisfaction or money back, $3.00 value. Our "tf Q Q Red Tag Sale Price ......................... « p le O l/ CHILDREN'S SH O ks Lot No. !. Wn have in this lot High Top Shoes and Ox­ fords In blacks, tans, have aold as high as $1.00 A Q and $1.50. Red Tag Sale Price A b/ 0 Lot No, » W iR s W »-Du», eter TtrtrtPn^lfw a fu w T than half price. Shoes that have always aold an high aa $2.00 and $2.50 will be put Q Q In Red Tag Sale at ......................................... ....... i/ O w / PANTS To do this we are going to sacrifice this Men's Pants, Wellington, National; perfect fit, assorted stripe* and colors; $1.50 value. Our Red Tag /* Q Sale Price O O C entire stock of high grade merchandise by , Men’s fancy blue and silk Tweeds and light colors; all well made. Regular $2.00 value. Our Red Tag (I* 1 "I /\ cost. M EN 'S SUITS Blue Serge Suits; Coat and Pants, a tw«o piece Suit, lalret style, has always sold for $ 10, and full vslua at that price Only a limited number while they last Red (P O f t V Tag Sale _ ----------------- t j ) 0 . 0 0 giving such shelf-emptying and counter-clean­ Men'a Suita, light or dark atrip«*, well made businrea Suita, tame aa you havd been paying $12 and $13.60 ( t > D Q Q elsewhere. Splendid bargain*. Sale prirw_____ t p 0 * * / O goods must go/ Big reduction in all Hart Schaffhae & Marx clothes; have them In greys, blue«, plaids, etc. Those Suits that have always sold for $25.00 will be put in our (P "I CT { h Q Red Tag Sale at « P A -O s^ O ______ Men's single and double sole Patent Leather, Russet, Vlci Kid, Gun Metal, In all sixes and values os high (P "I Q f t as $2.50 and $3.00. Red Tag Sale Price .......... ^ A s U t / Men a Work Shirts, blue chambray, full six» and beat qual­ ity; 50e value. For Our Red Tag Sale we am O O offering them a t .... ______________ __ ____ Men'a Dram Shirts, ail latest patterns, not one out of style, Regular 60c value. W'e are offering these for our O /k Red Tag Sale a t__ _ . . . . . . . . ______ Red Tag Sale Price. ing prices as never before heard of. The Down goes the price and away goes the profits and a slice of the costs. “ Fresh from the factory.” Lot Mohair Suita, all new stock i blacks, gr> \\ stripe*. Always sold (or 115.00 and $1H.0G A Red Tag Sale Price , .. ._ _________ 2 ^elf-worn goods. No old stock, no Every day is moving day OVERALLS Sweet Qrr and Brotherhood Overalls going this selves, all wool blue, black and s t r i l » ; value $3.00. Red Tag Sale Price d * "1 ^7 f\ 1. i %J BO YS' SUITS Lot 1. Boys' Suits, sixes from 4 to 15 ami medium weight all wool, light and dark colore, such as we have been selling for $4.00 and $5.00. Red Tag / *Q Sale P ric e ................. ............ ......... . ..... Lot 2. Now we come to a line of Boys’ Suita that would attract any mother aa the price is right and quality is beat, $7.00 and $8.00 values. Red Tag Sale Price ( T * £ -| Q for this line tp O e JL O BO Y S’ PANTS Lot 1. Here *e have about 200 pain Pants, wool, well made, assorted sixes; 76c value. Our Red Tag Q r7 Sale Price ........ . *g j • C Lot 2. In this particular lot it is honestly a sham« to slaughter this line of B6ya’ Pants, aa thtre are blue Serge*, black Thlbets aqd Scotch Plaida, English Worsteds and these are not worth 1m * than $1.00 and many worth Q A _ $1.60. Red Tag Sale Price_________fcJ L . ...... ....... i O t/ C Lot l. Here we have about 76 Overalls. Pin Ch< Blue Denim, them have been aold for 75c and $1. 4 Red Tag Sale Price_________ ____________________ , » ‘ SU IT CASES Suit Caere, Hand Baga. This entire Une must go Ires of cast to manufacture or price of raw material,' Another load of three, containing blue Serrea and English UMBRELLAS - J A Gloria Silk Umbrella, well worth $1.00. For i Tag Sale these excellent quality Umbrellas will a go at onijr____— ^ ----------------- — - u .------ ^— * HATS Ail Straw Hat* at half price. Also big reduction in alt Felt Hats and Cape. $ Railroad Fare Delivery Charges Paid Be sure to attend tills sale of long values at short prices. W e wul refund railroad fare to every customer making ,a purchase of $15.00 or over within a radius of' 25 miles. Get a receipt from station On All Mall Orders ■ J j . „ Red Front. Read the name before Our show windows will be pasted with A square deal to all. .All goods ¡iTCUlafiU id in plain figures. - • - , • - _ . _ A It W ill Pay You To Como To T his Sale* Evon If You Buy Coods T h at You W o n 't N eed F o r Som e Time, M o u f t g g ; AUG. 18 TO T H U R S D A Y , AUG. 2 8 . We will pay parcels post or express charges on all mail orders. All orders will re­ ceive prompt attention when accompanied bv money order or check. Sale opens Mon­ day, August 18th, 8:30 a. m. Sale Closes Thursday, August 28th, at 10 p. fh. �August 15, 1913 THE SANFORD HERALD We cun supply you for i lunediate shipment BEGGAR W EED S e e d ( orp A full line of all cent Was Unafr}«; to Aflfnt) fcjjit" , ' . T Alter f b ep n taking Cardui. I was ----------- ------ . . M . ! E VE R Y • . I fattened up, mid grew so much stronger in three months, I tell like an­ other person altogether." . . Cardui nukes tor increased strength, improves the appetite; tones up the ncr4 vous system, and helps to make pale, sallow checks, Itcsh and rosy. /Cardui has helped more than a million ■ vLaiV/omcn, during the past 50 years. ¿Pyfljj syttly 0o. for .you, what it has they am eaten they should lie as care­ door* for Ihcrti ■ VrysCJulul today. fully protected from that monster— - • • G a J a tiv ilU , rU fi4 > H i * l S n i k i O p t a i S f p I t a W r Ik* 2 3 rd, 1 9 1 3 T H * U t u v t r i N ; of F lo r a d * s f i t t i i s t f í l i d i s p c w i i a a r i ) f o t tia* U U i i l ai»d p r * f m » a » I s c f« a t M ia v i F 1 * r « i s The lire insurance you secure here is the safest procurable for every one of our c o m p a r i l e - j - -irony reliable, con­ servatively mnringed and ampi» financed. U s, k into your insurance matter to­ day «aw if on don't Moil -ortii addi­ tional protection and ¡1 yotir cnriipany or com (ran les nr«- of a -atwfactory na­ ture. O ur rómpanle- INM'KK and at t i • same rate your would pay fur tjUe«tlonable protection. home gardens fi-t .7 7 “ " a .' ffi . - . . BOY t x the fly. . It must not be forgotten that even ttrurliOHt on vuur ( ID irvj M - r i f i book; *‘|k«re 1 iH iw m la W o m b , " m b i I* pU ia * r * n w , J ■<,. even ¡ f o r own premises, our own earth closets, i re screened thoroughly, the possibility of danger Is not eliminated. Our neighlior* may l>e more cate ess Florida State College F o r Women than we. Flies may he cont minuted blocks away anJi may bring danger to C » l l t f * of A rta l a d S i F M i t , US', anti this emphasizes the neceswity of KihJ*r I* Mil Dtp*lflts«At SaL««J A l t , s* ln“ 4 t*í f . i p c ñ t i o n , l i o » house, kitchen and pantry screening for ma a l M ilk I, si *•**■» a l l * iiMh our own safely. File* are rnsmopolW a a l l l s l b u M i n r i «o d i n i i I i m k T i t t io o Ire*. ( F t k s i i i p r a w i va#] ilan travelers. By th* ir own private «iw* addirta aeroplane power they traverse from six E D W A R D C O N R A D I . P. to eight city blocks. Aided by a favor­ ing breeze they may go twice as fur. They travel hundreds of miles liy rail­ road trains, and snugly bidden in car­ riages« and automobile* they may em ir seemingly incredible distances Once mfecu«d they carry conla ion with tli m Whence they c«'nte. we tin not know Whether they tie infected wit), the putson of typhoid, we cannot tel), l>yj there is a lw a y s the pomihdlty that they may • tiring death. am! therefore, avotd them, light them away as earnestly as if they were monsters a* huge and ugly and slimy and repulsive as the creatures that 1turtle ittiiigihrd to inspire in mankind r»< to pay. YDU B F .N E F I T o f tb r N o .ia lw - GET wvioga. W, J handle building matrcial in ita com ebrape* than tbr H rtirt and other B I C Y C L E ‘M I N U T E S . R O L L IN S SANFORD , CYCLE fellow Prom pt tktprnroia guaranteed , ] < *« COMPANY C O L L E G E ,- W IN T E R \ PARK Old» tt And M«*t n«»utltul Campus In Florida C o lltff. A cadem y. M u m , E tp m a io a , F im A n * . D o m m ic A rti. and Induttiial A tta. ButinrM . T * » c b « ‘i C o u r « . T w tlv t butldm p. B ra n i htat. electnc light». fir» pcotaction, fine fym naaium , bo m alatu, q u a il« million t b i l o o n t a l . T h tc * tra ck **1 of muai», 3 3 ,0 0 0 organ, a dotrn ptaooa. two fit» club«. ctuMua claaa. , â idctrnraa, brick, lime, cement, lum­ ber, roofing, riling, etc A TO See us tor demonstrations. w TH E M IL E S I Wc carry a'complete line of Bicycle Supplies of the very liesy qual­ ity and I he Invent price*. Our Bicycle* Repair Department is complete. We make your old Bicycles new. __ We are agents for the I’ojie Motorcycles— th s Lost MolorcyclC,_dn ] ' ~ r No iniddtrmana profit». W A N T S THE You know th»* /by and Independence of owning a Bicycle. We sell •hem on ea»y paymenfs. Our prices put them In reach of everybody. \\ i’ sell all the leading makes— Columbia*. Humbler», Hartfords, Iilcnb, 1vrr Johnson, Rajjeycles: also elu-atier grailr*. earth. 1 n V if # to : C K iH ln a o * » M rd W in * C o .. t_»*w « ' * « vTn ify U r « . , C K ilU n o o e * . T n i . , lo r S iv c w t in . THE S T A T E U N IV E R SIT Y m k REDUCE > Cardui is purely vegetable and gentleacting. Its ingredients have a mild, tonic ctfect, on the womanly constitution. \ garden seed for truckers and Peas is s s s s te e s s ts s s e s s « « « « » » « m s s s s s s s s s s s s c s s s s f m s s r i greatly helped, and all three bottles re­ lieved me entirely. 4. Pleasant Hill, N. C COW PEAS W rite to r C a ta lo g u o an d P r i e r a on G rain and F e tid . B- A. M A I t r i N St CO.. 206 E . Hay Si., • Jacksonville, Florida And For Three Summers Mrr. ynp-’-1^'*>ve i would have died if f itadn’i Itucwpl SOY BEANS Mi l le t , S o r g h u m , T e o s i n l e , P e a n u t s , B e a n s , ♦ Î Z J S u p rtb n r» room , for b u u n m acbool. full banking tquipm tDl New cbdmicat and phyakal la botata i»». «quipped With r«*cy mottetti tlcvic*; aualyna a l aotla, fartilta«ta. fonda, w at«. prcparalwo for rogiorctiog co in « *Lakra. twalibg. iw im im og, golf, trntjia, fool bad. baikriball; Chtianan but unii». Oom m allo a a l. riproara m od trait; k boiata Pupa ivailabl». F o t cataloguai addirai | i 1 < W IL L IA M ! FREMONT BLACKMAN. Ph. LLD. P R E S ID E N T i GAINED VII IF , ILA Don’t Have Roaches In Your Home ICE CREAM FACTORY 4 J hr r kra 1 fhrou|h *ewm *nd dram« aruf iK r n n««f d u h *« and r a ta h lt« disease g r i i p i a n d a filth s and *x a f f f » |Mkiacmnu« ««lof i Dai, i un« a (Mkifc In# iitling ioack«t In# lO iJv n travel i h i o n gh it H a l t it hom e on l h r * f sv in fa a n d a p *t V r»| |»h i*# p H m i» « i fvatir atwcstii yiswi U fa , and th r l f i n w ill • n ii M a tt y ptfaioffi« J i t in D r ift knaSso ** h a t k ille d i h r in . k tti a ^r# th ia «»ay an d Hi 4iY ou do knows that if a chicken rata an in •ret that hat hrr ft ¡killed *r11h a (Hill. I| if ■ dea< I h iv k r o a n d lif * do| ra d t h r t h ic k flu Thr tig at and only Ice Cream Factory in Seminole C ounty. II L. D.il. art iv now prepared to take care of the ice cream b tm ncti trf thi* section. He anurcd when you are eating tome of the new factoryt ice cream that you are eating the liest. This factory is pre­ pared to take cure of both the retail and wholesale trade. All or­ ders promptly cared for. K is a dead d*>| and if a buiiard rati the doe it it a dead buiiard WHY TYPHOID FEVER EXISTS j t,fccnr~anri Absolute C Icaiilmess o f Premises O n l y Preventative Tnkri In wmiwAW'Rw** aihI \rr> l)ra*fk hr*r iltM t f i r n 1 ,mU (i# Sri* Br*i ttmr rrrrwrrrry tivr* vi. sii 11 utv t n t»A Y N tn t** l k r i* l| f w a t How to Keep Cooler 2 Si y fii-wt jiiijHf'» h 113 liavt* iti pay $ ! 00 fo ri hi* ■ pri vilrjfi* of mntiurt ih# voUtc^U, and Ih « '4 i1 « 'rs w i 11 h i i v i {ti p i i) in r J liffr t «Ì liii* This Hot Weather R U ozi' ni Santi,ni l,*T Nhowing mnvj i or W'ill ^C u riou s. L»n't it how nm e-honom l1 ttran ever tieforc for the caruw— of ill« s tiudcv tilt- ai iurding ti, tt,i in-w lici um- ruJgia, beliefs, hundid tlown from generations M s', rpitte as earnestly as lor their rem­ taw» of Itic st tc. a copy of which luts ! Sj ruint of wise ancestors art1 preserved with all edies, and trecause they have (tecn sue ju.-t IwHifi reccivwl liy County Tux Colthe reverence that at tuet«* to religion cessful in discovering the former the Icctor .Ino l> Jlnkln* fruii. Stale CoinpThey hold their own uguuwt the esliitr- other element m the problem bus lw- troller W V Knott. I »rustie cliangcs lisheil rliscAveries of prognesiive (oilnv rotiK' vastly nmn- utTfjilv li, th*« i-vn ìng lawi are tnmli* i,v thè new tU-c.iii-< ttietr grundfattien* plan'll I•!i«r•I 1 They have dlscowreil the iiaerllu- I -'.liuti— unii Iiitiiw fa ti— ut, ,| i wliuli runt:item «■ goner« l‘lo<»l letitng a- a .in gri lli Un re.t,i«'«t Mir: ot cur« all wiujli) itinple ]ii-nf Pltert t- 1 uuiitiuii 111 li,, miriti- of ration tor .1 i onsKler.ititi -tuin o( 1 •utility utili mi- iln tu wbel tu r ur uni Iweritieth «■entury «olteren -ul'inittmg lo tinnitili In ingi ti lira* wl)<j (lave hot lie-olt ptl> lllg licelm»*, MY SPECIALTIES to the same rather disgusting operation, gameti nn intimate sudi u.» ductnrs, will Im refluirei! io pay if they could use a physician foolish and ha ve found it half a year'i licerti«' now, and thè li u futi Pickard's Bund -Painted Chinn Oorhnm'* Sterling Silver enough to use the« knife. Bcciiiim- the t un uneonipjerahle ' year’a Hcense, on Octotier 1 when tlie Rngrn Plat«) Ware j>eop!e of a generation or two ago come tu rew|»-ct yenr's lice naca are itue. Ttie pruvisionn E lg in and W a lth a m B-, rit'-d ail fas«-« of typhoid fever to a alni lliey larneetU of lite itale luw ali tu gu luto cflect ut, pollateli 'water supply, is sullien r.l ¡ tirettireii tu «limi Augmit (ì. tiut to rnuiiy il m in i uni,tir ri .out ■t t 1* i« —i-ti r t «iirv ivu] o| t i,«- ¡ "ilile Uovi a hall ye.tr » licrnw -tioulil t.e p.mt ALL (HR iDS GUARANT EE D tbelf .!• ipriti M alni W e 'V v e a tlealer in vour tOKA Jetxilini'.our Ice C ream — liecsuve h c thinks that it i* better rlun the other fellow». tion» and Wedding»- O r-. Jer it through our dealer in * * ,your (Own. /, .. »- . Ice Cream *et of purity and that other» f in point uiii " i « ntiri c inlid«-nre the straiglit .>m•| ,,1-uw a,iy try whirl, it niiiy I'* ,,v"iT.i»rn.it vigiliinre i« the price cl| |-. . «l<ini Pont tl, lint llic Ireertom is wor ill the price. The life »tpry ul tins parasite bus lucn tolit often, tint its intenat to human Isungs in evirv country iimt Hi-route must gain in tin repetition J Typhoid gernis - i t m miinr tnili o idual ur individual * hut are calli d "earner* and if w* could imagine (nr only a complete freedom from the thsease in all the hufnuii rue«.-, we should he picturing a future from which it would t«*, tmnLsheri for all tune. But it exisii and tliat it rimy Is trat,»notled to nthi’t individual» reipurt- that tin hticillu.i must lie transmit tat This germ linds.it* home in the digest tive systi-m. It leaves the tasty in the eitfreta^lrom which it 1« e*arneil i,y th<common,'every-day lly to the liswl that is consumed by other human ladngs and in tin» way it finds ita way into other pain«-» ttrnw ur i orpuruliuns engagerl in tlw tMinrinva of conduct ing rnntlitOi by oltcMfig pri'tsiuitv« «>r other induce tiii-liLa lor thr purpline Oj «curing subacription>v t o ' any Mwspn|ier, rnngnzin*' or uth< r |a*rtndic*l pUhlbhcd in tht* stat*. -Iiall pay a license lax of $|00 in cacti county in which tliey npirati, or in which subscriptions are sought Trading «tamp linn* must pay u «tap' OpposBa City listi tax of $1,000, and moving picture men will have to contribute 1200 yearly to the state. ’ All these fed moreover ure just the In-gin rung of tt,e taxing, lor tl,e law n|lows the several counties to aw-vs taxes ^0 |st cent pf the amount alhxed as a state lax. The cities also have autliority to do their own taxing, *o tJie prmfleet* ar«' that It will tie rostly to do liubmewa in Flru/da in the future Taking newspaper contest* as a liasix, some idea may bc’galned of the cost of taxes for various line* of busine«*,.- As there are forty-nine coutitles in the E -j And medical scientist* lieart* tb it u the onjy way by which tyiihuid Li<e/,n'od. Tftb fqct, for it i* nsf IrThHiry ."-t^jecis the onhe accepted belief that water or mild is the usual c f j j w of this disease. While the germ of typhoid fever will scarcely live over a vvt«4( In potalde water, it doee Irée for a ldn\f."4Jnje ill millt *4 ihe latB-r b a good cyB]^» t .. f. TK& niutihj o f ,this condilifth of s(f i t n b td^irevent ftw fly frhm alighting op tb^ -food supjily. and it b iTitirely xvlthtn tiie t/elicf of »ebntUu that if the fly could be exterminated, . typhoid would soon Ire a thing of the past. Ob* Wide coldest will lie oliligml to pay IL^Oh , into the treasury at TaUaliwéréh .U nehalf of t/ii* amount additional, or. 32,ISO, will lie owing to the county. After both of these taxes are paid the p ity 1 will be empowered to come In and-ask! for an additional Iribute, providetl tbhl matter of contists'SflalT Ix> roViTnf*TfTT the city ordinance*. This law b a new > one. Trailing stamp firm* will be assessed $!£ (*) for state and qpunty licenses’ and will abo be obliged to settle with the city, and the moving picture riten, alter* coming across to the state for $200, wdll Thrasher’sPharmacy SANFORD. FLORIDA viously it i n thing impossible that the fly race shall be wiped out. But several things are possible. One is to limit his propagati/*«»- ift» any-given totality byrleanlhüe» about the stable, a favorite breeding place, by uskig screened man- Do n' t try to “ do it a l l " in a (lav or an hour. Don't allow youruelf to nag anybody. \h nurely us vi»n do, the heal will In'i’ in to nag* you. lie utire to take enottifh of Our I r e to last until th-> next the wagon, even if it should be l at e. cull of I.ct the wagon get away from your door an boon as poHbihle. This helping harfd to somebody down the street will alsp help to s moo th your t r o u b l e s . . Try to feel kindly to all creat ion. e s s e n t i a l at this s e a s o n . , Mol w e a t h e r is n or ma l and fnr nuli ,t iliort Ulne Sanford Ice & Water Co. « 110 S o . P a r k A v o . Telephone No. 23 • Tolophono 2 7 For Engraved Cards See The Herald Geo. H. Fernal(i Hardware Co •\ V ========== The Store o f Quality = = = ¿ W e make »pecisl cream» for Festival»--Banquet»—Recep­ Don't t’;tl rich, heavy foot!. he comirelled to pay an additional $100 on the county and a city license os well, Florida’s tax laws are comprehensive and practically every conceivable businan and oc c upation b tweludad iw ths taxable lb t. Under the laws of 1913, automobile agencies, or persons, firms or We afe m aking a specialty of sect! bed irrigation. furnished and estim ates m ade. pumps ows, Pluns G asoline engines and M cC orm ick mowers * Planet garden-implements. W c carry ever OAK AVENUE SANFORD/ FUORI ' �THE SANFORD HERALt) ^ Ji r 1;T 1 UMAtMul. l i J j J i 1» -Vcjiet «blc Ktmrdy that Regulates the Liver Without Stopping Your Work or Play V A doae s)t enlomvl may knock you A, 1 Æ *1 ¡ J \J completely out for a rfhty jtornttime# two or three day». Dodaon’ii Liver Tone ^rdkyet-Attacka pi cqaaipatign. biliousTe'TiiiVf b^.Ttiehes n'nd you at»y on youy foet. i„ . L. It. Philipp & Co.‘ tell Dodson’s Liver Tone and guarantee it to give perfect satisfaction.' I! you buy a bottle of Dodson’s liv e r Tone and do not find it the safest, moat pleasant.and suc­ cessful liver remedy you ever took, this •tore will give yarn back the 50 cents you paid for it without a question. ' This guarantee that a truxtwort by WW Thia guarantee that a trustworthy dniggisL la .glad to give on Dodson's Liver Tone is as safe i nd reli bio as the New Blue Bird Pins, Rrnnr.hes and Rings New lineBalkan and Middy Blouses line Ratines, Silk andx6btton, all shades Examinations WH be Held In Florida Dates to be Given New Bulgarian Bands and Laces , Waahin Ion, August 15.—Florida has be n designated is one of the Hr t four states in which examinations for Fourth Class Pcatm astm * will be held. The tiont will not be held for sixty or ninety d ya. The examination» will be he d at Archer, Bronson, Callahan, Cedar Keys, Cltra, Greenville, Hampton Springa, Jennings, Lewtey, Mayo, Maccienny and Waldo. A circular giving ail in­ formation, including the acope of the examination baa been published by the Civil Service Commission, and may be obtained upon reqpeet from Hon. Frank Clark, House of Representatives, Wash­ ington, D. C. Due notice as to the exact date of the examinations wil be given in the daily preaa and through notices placed in conspicuous places In the poetofllcca in which examinations are to bo held. a- ij {. ( *.* ,• V. as ^ ^ New Ribbons in Fancy Colors. YOWELL NOTICE Until office In Welbome Block is va­ cated by present tenant (which will be at an early date), I can be reached at the A, C. L. passenger depot; or by call­ ing me over phone No. 52. I am now prepared to issue poil tax receipts for 1911 and 1912 (1913 poll taxes not due until Nov. 1, 1913). JNO. D, JIN K 1N S, 102-2t County Tax Collector / Full Line Seminole County Legal Blanks Now on Sale at the Herald Office The People of Sanford and Seminole County Should Do Their Business With The First National Bank of Sanford BECAUSE :— The first consideration in the selection o f a bank is S A F E T Y , and this bank by its i TER O F A C E N T U R Y , o f S A F E , S O U N D , S U C C E S S F U L banking, under the same office has proved its strength and staying qualities. : : : : BECA USE :— It is TH E ONLY N A T IO N A L B A N K IN SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y , and UN ITED ST A TE S supervision quired and enforced by the comptroller o f the currency, M EAN S SA FE T Y F IR ST . BECAUSE strength and standing under the strict supervision of the GOVERN JM EN X until it has attained the position o f a R O LL O F H O N O R B A N K ; one o f the few in the~State, and a distinction that gives it a N A T IO N A L P R O M IN E N C E . : 9 “ ' " . * ’ - . ‘ . • - l * , ’ BECA USE .• -.-IN T IM A T E L Y A S S O C IA T E D W IT H A L L SO U N D BU SIN ESS IS THE SO U N D B A N K ; our strength can help you in your business whatever it may be. : : : : ^ : : V • ; BECAUSE :— We can o ffe r our depositors every convenience and facility pffered by any bank 'doing a safe, legitim ate busi­ ness. Our funds and securities are protected by the best steel and concrete construction, elim inating risk by fire and burglary. We have safe deposit vault for our customers' use. W e pay 4 per cent, on tiirie certificates o f de­ posit; and on October 1st, will add a regular savings department to our present system. O ur officers and employees are courteous and attentive, and w ill alw ays endeavor to make banking with tis a pleasure. : : ; �«sÿ * O F F IC IA L ORGAN O r S K M lN í)l.lirf ^ }»«TY^^ n r T T T R T T r T - - S r r i T Q C T H F T T O R L D T U B r iS H E D SEMI-WEEKLY ORD H E R A L D ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A X FORD— Life la Worth. Liting _____________ l i B/\nro*t>; v i N u frih o r 1 0 4 ■M W ' " , r " ■*> Volum V County School Board County Commissioners United States Dredge . Hofds First Meeting , Have Special Meeting Working Near Border ^ * « -, a --------------- Teachers Arc Appointed l'or Ensuing School Year •. * 1«* *| * * ‘ ' * 'i > ' 9 * % ♦ _____________ * M* ^ »U* I 1________ I13.2W, day»' services und milage. Foreman Of Road Gang Ap­ nr-cording to thè Department of Agri M a y M e a n W a r W i t h M c itic o Hr.’ Godden, ami conduct hb Investieulture’s estimate. The dry s|>c!l has N‘o. .1, j . riltlen Jacobs,418.00 pointed To Take Chargetatiotw ,rom P°in t bcea unff-nalluJoMrtiwy fr t ja s s w a n l a _______ l a A S h o r t T i m e The imard then adopted the first * m r -—} f-m ___________ j - -When awn at thé lUvervicw Hot®Tuesday after the first Monday of each' wide territory. In some Soctions of thè today CotnmiNiioner Spencer was-all In Several Important Resolutions Passed month for the lime of its regular meet Different Road» In The County Laid western corri bclt tlie Iosa is said to bave U t h « New. Gathered Here And |readtnrea for hia long trip-<*v*rknd. Ha E Heeling The Teaches* Of Semi-fc mg* and adjourned." ' There About Florida And The - O ut Read« Fon W . o * * a i o * U To Goorgiacorn was dressed In a suit ol overalls, and . has Buffered fo tome «extent from the 1). L _ TH RASH ER;— -* nolc.Cauniy-Sck— r>~^ --------looked the practical man ol affairs which World In General Be Made At Oncfc spclj, but of course ....... .............. liJo p g , hot, rainl Secretary. his remarks disclosed him. to be. "Dr. i." 1 Pursuant to an adjourned meeting tiomt *n in ***** that state have not bfen Pensacola, Aug. 19,— Considerable Godden sent a man to Fort Myers with Xn extra sesafon ol the board of county, F”nf^t*on* ,l1 Aug. 5th the. Board t i Public Instruc­ In M~nw speculation has been aroused here by an ox team tty mest Mr. Spencer, and Miller is County Physician commissioner« of Sm lnol ale county tion met in regular session Tuesday, locatiUc# 'the corn ha* been wilted and orders received by the' United States will lend him every assistance during hia At the iu t meeting of the county held last Friday and a great-deal of im­ August 12th in-the cit^ hall and was commissioner« Dr, Oliver J . Miller was dried, but there has been some rainfall dredge Caucus from the department, stay, which will extend into September. portant work wrait handled. The board called to order by the temporary chair­ appointed county physician. Thia in is getting things‘in good shape and the In nearly every part of the state recently. which are to proceed to Aransas Pas», *T cannot-say, ol count®, what the man, F . P. Forster and opening prayer an honor worthily bestowed upon thia affaire of th* new county will in the Corn club boys are sure to report some Texas, pear the bonier of Mexico, and policy of the government is to be (or made by Superintendent, good yields. Georgia farmers suffer in there diVdge night and day until further young physician and hia many Sanford future be properly locked after. • the simple reason that it haa not as yet Mr. F. P. Forater of Sanford. District friends are offering congratulations. common with others from occasional orders. The veasel is to deepen a chan­ T. J . Bell was made foreman of the been determined in all ita details. No. 1; Mr. S. C. Dickson of Longwood. I>r. Miller is a Sanford boy and re­ road crew« and J. H. Wynne was made long spell* without rains, but their lo*, nel,, but the work to be done has not Mr. Spencer said: " I shall make my District No. 2 and Mr. J . Tilden Jarol» verses, the old adage that a prophet is his assistant. The hoard proposes tl I* never a* serious as is that of farmers nt been outlined nnd will not be until the investigation and report conditions' as of Chuluota, District No. 3 ;; and l). L without honor in hh own country for times in the plains eounrry. vessel reaches the port. The vessel, build permanent roads and put in only , -Thrasher, to l»o Supt. of Public Instruc­ after practicing in many other cities Dr. such culverts and bridges as will stand which i* the largest and most powerful I find them, and the United States In­ tion, presented their commissions. Hav­ Miller came hack home ami made good the wear of time With this idea upper­ Van Vnlxah for Governor dredge on the Gulf Coast, will leave here dian Commissioner will then be in . ing made oath of office to liuite Comp­ from the very start. in a letter to the editor, Dr. John A.' tomorrow night and it is stated that better position to more fully outline his most a carload of sewer pipe was order­ troller previously were thereby legally Van Yalrah of Daytona Beach, who is channel js to be drydged so that war course. I think it is safe to say, how­ He received his preliminary educa-1 ed and also two mat! scraper». Teams installed into office and proceeded t ■ turn at J Collins College, Winter Park will be purchased In a ftwi days and the going niter the nomination for governor vessels may get into the harbor, which ever, that tbo government will not re­ move the Indiana, but will aim to adopt ‘ ’ permanent organization. and East Florida Seminary at Gaines­ road gang will get down to active work. of the groat state of Florida hammer ho* shallowed at one point, such a measures which will assist them to be­ Mr. F. P. Forster, by motion of Mr. ville. After prnrticLxing medicine' in County Surveyor Uehbbtder was or­ ami tongs, states that he' is meeting channel you Id be of no service (or any S. C. Dickson and second of J. Tilden Jacksonville for wvcral yeara he was dered to make a survey of the road lead­ with all kinds of success, nnd that as he other purpose, for merchant ships do come self supporting citizens, Jaco l» was made chairman. ' ‘The Seminole Indian is on» 0Í the given a (H^ilion with the Medical De­ ing to 1-ak* county, the survey being Is a resident of the famous East Coaat not go to the port, there being nothing Minutes of the tentative meeting of partment of the United States Navy, from Sylvan Lnke to the mad bridge at will get a tremendous vote from Jack­ to l>e »hipped. It abo develops that finest Indians we have. I t U slgnif.2 August 5th. as jx-r the law and the ac­ being located m Philadelphia, Buffalo the Wckivn river. A survey of another sonville to Key Went. the dredge was taken from »ome work - caf t that the Seminóles who left Flor­ tion taken by the Iioard relative to th* anil other cities for several years. He expects to make a state-wide tour al St. Andrews which has been left fre^la »«me time ago are now completely rOad will tie had from Wagoner to Gasalary und expenses of the Superinten­ 1 "ruing hack to Sanford about two briella, another from Geneva to Chuluota In the near future nnd will visit Stuart an uncompleted »tale until »he can re- ou‘ ol •*>» jurwdiction of the g ov ern m en t" dent of Public Instruction ratified. and have become full tlcdgrd citizens, years ago he was associated with Dr. ami another fron 1-nngwtxnl to the inter- Sn «.Hin us {MMnihle HU platform, an turn from Te^u*. ■ - £ while their Florida brethren are amongfjj Hy unanimous vote of ihe board it N <le\ Howard, local aurgi-on of the section ol the Sanford anti Oviedo road |ou*bncd UP *° dale, U an folluw»: 0o o Was agreed that local trust**-* who were A the most backward Indians with whom First How to equalise taxation and I,, and now hold» the {Mtsition as at Ge« Creek. The educational department of the we have to deal. The Seminole in nat­ elected prior to the division of Ornnge medical examiner for the A, (' L. for A resolution wan passed ordering each do away with all occupation tax. Jacksonville Young Men's Christian in their several district* should t*e H|> the Iltli dUtnrt, including the territory commissioner to see that the roads in urally a very superior Indian, and capable Second Why your senator» and rep­ Association is in receipt of a certificate of high development.” pointed to till the uitexpired terms, and Irom Jacksonville to Tampa and all each of their districts ure kept in proper resentatives represent themselves in­ of honor from the international commit­ the following appointments were made: branch lines in- conriection. stead of you. when you send them to Commissioner S|<encer’s visit will repair. ’ tee of the Young Men's Christian AaSanford T-ocul Trustee* C It Walker Chairman Frank L. Woodruff and Washington und Tallahassee »ocKion This certificate i» ^ „ ^ 1 ^have » .,.ecial bearing upon the expendiII. F. Whittier, Jr . und I. It Pluli|ie Third How to remedy the evil» of • Jumped Board Bill .Sheriff Chan Hand were appointed a to the ten association, in the United luw ol i ta L , I 0 '00° ** the present banking ayslem, extend States having the largest number ol Senator Fletcher fromCongrt» for work Longwgod (\ \\ Kntzminger, U \ Jo« Davis and William Hawley, want- committee to purchase a lot and takn B^gl3a — -; credit and loans to l hone who need and Dunn nnd J W Osteen. night school hoys to pare the inter- nm nR th' Ssm ln olre.-F t. Myers I*re«, ed in Orlanjo on the charge of unpaid ProlH‘ft **1 “ ,(>r th‘' erection of a county will uw them In honest, legitimate busi­ Oviedo W J. laiwton. H. J Mehoard hills were arrested in Sanford yea- i*U. national examination* Times-Unlon. ^Xu- 8t i.g ness. instead of speculation. Culley and II. II McCall. --------- *-----------------\vi terday a* they wen- taking the boat fo 1 Much -atUfartion is expressed at the Such a platform as the above ought Geneva II A. NrckJeson, J F June*, terday « they »vre taking the Unit (orr action ol ihr commissioner* in securing ' Feiirilaiiona From Orange j to be a winner and Dr Van Vatxah will J W. Flint The pro|*KUtion to “*en<l a carload of Jacksonville. The warrant* were sworn the Wniboriu- Block for u*e until auch The Sentinel wishes to extend its felic­ i explain eneji detail In lull in all his f'huluota N J J acute-, 11 (• Hart literature throughout the country to out by (). A McIntosh, proprietor ol time a* it may »»in pro(>er to erect u itations to Seminole county upon the „^Munition*. h « ' -,|p **1 present .. m.-mlwr of advertise Florida” 1» favorably consid­ frig the Ten t ent Lunch House on Church court hou -, The room* In thb buffinosi*l,w able and hu*lne*»-like manner In which the Florida legislature from Volusia and _Un recommendation, the following ered Bui. the new*pa|M-rs of the »late street, when- they hud l>een taking their un* large and airy, most of which are its iioard of county commimioner* con­ appointment* of t.nchrra were made hy meals equipjied with vaults, and the owner has figured quiie prominently durihg the are fining that many times each year cluded the division of affairs with th« recent wmun. the board with the advantage ol placing it in the Deputy Sheriff Lawtun, who was at let a contract (or the immediate install Iioard of county commissioners of Or­ Being a hustler nnd a worker, he nillw Sanford, White School I’rol -N J Chuluota yesterday, located the parile* mem of un elevator of the Geo trie typ* hands of interested p.,rtt<-» Why should gam vote* liy the thousand and should the advertiser In* accepted a* a benefac­ ange county, and our congratulations are Perkins. |)rincipul; Miss Clara Guild, In Sanford, and had them arrested a* he lie nominated and elected as our next tor while the new-*pa|wr* are ignored.— in no small measure offered to the home assistant. Miss A. M. Teiherly. J. It. above stated. Sheriff Gordon went to i -‘.-i .New Parcel Post Hules hoard on the lu^me grounds. " governor, the rltketi* of till* state need Titnco-Union. Wildman, MLw* Lillian Gibson. Flora Sanford this afternoon t<* tiring the pris­ Washington, Aug IS Important „m hnv< any (ear, for they will (ind in Kwh of the boards had a difficult taak Walker, Carrie Ensminger, Ituby Wil oner* to Orlando, where they must face o o o V changes In the operation ol the parcel Dr. Van Vàlcali another Broward—a lo perform, and they went at it with Min, Edna Plant, Lillie Farnsworth, the rchftrgrs of unpaid Iwmrd hill*. Holland E Slfjven* brought lo the post system, recently iiuuigurated hy man who dive* thing* and stand* up for gotni judgment, discretion and determin­ Peaches I* (tier, Nita Moore. Clara Mil­ He|*irt«*r-,Star i Gazette New* office last Sutlirday n I’y»lma*ler General Burleunii ure now t tie r i g h t *<110111 li m e * ation, and of equal importance to these ieu, IM11I1 Siiwart Mm I- VV Durn. \\ W William* untl Mi»-* Kuren uf j liundl’d <i| nlfalla grown on some of the l in-J mrliole un inctease in * an amiable spirit lx cause for gratifica­ Mr> I 11 I In kniMin Me * I l''>lk, San lord were murried in limt oily on in effect I *avanna laml of the Monroe St flianithe maximum weight limit >*n package* ,M ii «I Have I ^e l ine* tion not only to the individual member« Mrs I \ 1 ill-,- Mi— » loirl- Me K ill« Tuesd i Mr William* l* * prommeni from l l In dH |miuiiiU. a reduction ill the iill** place, *oul(iwi-*t ol the city This oi the boards themselves but to the re­ Thoma* II Keating, owner of Keat­ Ijongwixai Mt~# 1 raw-ford. Ihi* me** man of the city, nnd Mi** rale* of ( m i , l u g e within the first nod riecwas from the fourtli cutting, Mr. Ste­ ing’s casino und bathhouse at T ay tuna spective constituencies represented by I L t d pal Mi*« Lillian WaitKuren, who is a ulster of Fred Furen, of ond zones nnd the substitiituion of a Delude was arrested Wednesday on u vens «nidi and was about eighteen inches thorn.' Lake Mary- Miss Gussie Tillis the West Const Furniture Company, is convenient rate chart for the elaborate cupi® issued at Delatnd from the rrim- in length and quite thrifty in upprearAltamonte— Miss Hyers In what great measure the consum­ a successful school tnaelter. Their many parcel post map in determining postage ance.— Daytona Gazette-News. iuol court of record, charged with fail­ Clyde Miss Lillian Higgins mation of the transaction was due to friend* and relatives in this city and rales. The second part of the order is uo o ing to p r o v id e pro|MT life lines in front Galirielln Miss Kale Matherthe able attorney* for the board need vicinity wi*h them long and happy liviw that (lerishubie good* may he -w-nt any­ of his place ,tt ttv*- ocean Iicach. Over him- half million dollar* i* to lie not lie known accurately to bo appreci(l viedn Miv. Martha King, prut arid will l*e pleased In know that they where within « radius of 160 mile*. The agitation which led to Mr Keat­ ■qwtit by the Everglades Sugar 4 U nii at„ i Their services were indispensable ctpitl. Mis-w-s Mill Aulin and Maggie will make their home here St Peters­ Heretofore j«*ri»halile good* were re­ ing'» arresi »as started several wrgki Company in building a high dike clear nm| tticy were instant, earnest and rsreHo|«<in burg Independent reived only for local deliver} and the ago hy (In- Iluvtonn tvonrd of trade, armintl it* royal G l a d e trart on the fu[ Chuluota Mi— Pearl Hunter, prin 1» •u-ction whirli i« cnn*ing the railroad* to which |H>dj dgx-i compiiuntK widi ihe North Nt-w itlver rttnai in the Evercipal. Mis> D u o Mainers Seminole county i* now fairly started prottwt vigorous I > Iwfore t'ongrens al I ir >1 Halt iif I utiutt county solicitor and tiie board of coun­ gladee, and in digging canal* urnutid Geneva Misses Ethel t i —f.inJ Washington is the marked lowering of ty commtH.'i"iu-r* The commissioners ami through tin* big tract in the near on ita career as a sister county of Gr­ Ik. There wa* a S llV U fll.il, \ug Maggie Mcl 41in and Lydia Geiger. ange and the other counliesi that form instructed the solicitor to «erve notice future. triangular f.i t lor tin- lir«t hale honor* the parcel |«wl rate* Big Branch Mi«* Ktinn.i PriMor our great and jnrumpalable sta te .' Wo The first pound cost* > cent* for mail- on Mr. Keating to comply with the law 000 Saturday Monroe Mias Helen Isermun of Orange are proud of her. aa a parent The first ol the new oca island erop i ,nK ^ itHin the 160 mile radius, a* hero- tin(j („ enie-c his prosecution If hr failed The following rwKilutiuns wen1 pre­ The Standard Oil Company will add is of a child, and we aje sure that »he arrived in lh< *ha|ie of three bnlea Lhr but whereas under t heboid order („ j 0 ^ \)r- Keating was taken to sented and adopted by the board for the extensively to its building« and t-quip- will not object if we continue to feel that same day. A* there can be only one wa-'' * cents for each additional [)oU n d by Deplity Sheriff T. O. MUschool term la-ginning 1911: menf oT the yard» in-Bayboro, m-ar St. interest in her thut is an Inherent qual­ {0n> Ilnj gave honll in the sum of |20Q Resolved that new teaelwr* •q.pn.nted ‘'irot bale, the coveted distinction was (miuikI costs only I cent. Butepihurg. A new oil lank .will 1« ity of (uirenthood. —Orlando Sentinel, As an example of the decrease in rate», appearance In-lore the criminal court to teach In the Sanford School* shall u- accorded to on. which was the earlier erected and oil houses will lie built to after Aug. 16 eleven jioundx of matter nl [)„, o*‘l**l» r term. Daytona Gapaid not more than fifty-five dollars per 11 ,hl‘ f olton F»< ¡ange. take care of the increase in busineita. may lie *«ni by parcel t»ost (or 15 rents Two of ' tito tbr.xhales were from Beef Supply Short* month for the first month. Increased The Improvements will entail an exanywhere within a radius of 160 miles . ______________ Florida and one (rom Georgia. The «alary shall he contingent upon cffi Washington, Aug. 18. -Sharp In­ jiense of Florida Winter League first bale was received by Henry \\. from St. Joseph. Under the pn-sent crease In price* of fresh beef are expected ' 000 riency. rate the same delivery would cost 45 There is u plan on foot to form a Resolved thut the principal* of the Fro-1 A Co., from A B May, Alachua, to follow the drought that is scorching ¿j j Work on the road lied of the CortezSouth' Florida U.-xgue to include the Sanford High School »hall U required, Fla. It class,-» ax extra choce and wa* c#,1*athe cattle growing states of Kansas, Iowa, Pan t master General Burl.oon i«a* nv'-i following r|t„w: Tampa, Braden town, Bnidenlown Interurlian line t* steadily to hlihl a state certificate and .v-ritant ^\d at auction for 21 H rent* to V M. Nebraska and Oklahoma, and the ^pfreived a gft ili numi»* o! p rotêt* from [^kt-land. Sanford. Orlando, Ocala, Bar­ progrewitng. it will probably be in op­ ficial* of tlio department o| agriculture# thereto a lTr»t grade certificate, und no H u ll ine xreond bale wa* also from Mor - , «-«Pn» cornpgnl« throughmit Hie écran- tow, Arca dm and St. Petersburg. Such eration in a year, it will not U* an elec­ are not concealing their anxiety over teacher *hnl! In- |iermittcd to teach in ida. ]i wa* received by Puller. Steven* 'T - b*it «ipyuitccd that lb«j would not ü |t.Bj(Ue M|n,u|il lie a big »ufcre», os all tric trolley line, but such motor passen­ the •dutlook. either the primary or the grammar " VI f ; r_*fl affect 6ia<4 episfen,. which U supposed Q( the cities mentioned are good base ger care will lio Installed as are* used on school department who does not hold a B il l Bell, from J . T. Price, High Springs. - J 9 The apprehension is increased by by the Interstate ( ommerce ( ommis^aj| t0WIU un,| Hu* jum j« U-twcen the the branch line« of the Union Pacific in Mr Price sent in the first hale last year, ' ■-- G .iS second grade certificate. * unfavorahlo fcpqyte said to have been cities will not l»e hard to make. If suc­ the northwest; Revolved that no mnrru-d woman ami only missed it this year by u close •*on* received from ugetits now? in South Amer^ , * / 0 0 0 » cessful there should not lie any trouble shall teach in the public school* of Sem­ shave. ica concerning the condition of cattle Hsnford'i Fine to rn ( rop in also maintaining a winter league in The Georgia bale was conrigned to The rounty commissioners of.OW eolAijj^^, inole provided her, husband is an able John MullOch 4 Co., by J . E. and W B There is rto place, in the south where the above mentioned localitles.—Tinus- county have decided to use. the convict* bodied man. It Is said that a serious hoof and mouth ^ \\ ilkes of Adel. It waa grown by J. S. they can raise as fine corn and raise ft . to build and repair the roads in that Resolved that the age limit for teach­ epidemic is raging among the cattle in * J. Jor.es, ami although the third new bale, as cheaply as in the sub-irrigated i n i :* county. They havo' applied to tie' er« shall be Irom eighteen to sixty year*. A,*. »-1, Argentina and this .necessarily would wa*. the first bale of the Georgia crop. 'Uillfornla Celery around Bauford, After the celery ana Board ol County ' Comyniwlffhefs ,;’pf Petition was presented by Buda 'bar the entrance of such meat to Ihe All the hales were of |»retty good qual­ spring Hops are- off the land here the Los Ang*^>, Aug. 15. -Growers are State Institutions (or Iblfty rjinvjcts for Special District asking for an election United States. . . ity for early cotton. Last year th« first growers plant the land to corn and tn. still planting vegctablee. While it is a this purfKisc. ' to abolish the dUt.M. »bd “ io|n* Peti­ Australia, In the event of serious hale was received from Florida on Aug. fe r tilla i’ and flowing water from irri- tittle early to give much definite infor­ 000 tion from Buda and Geneva asking that tev. I.*- I ?— .yjk *jf *l shortage,-is rxjiccted to furnish much 12. This year’s bale bale is therefore gallon when the corn needs it rpost is mation it is expected that the ,eelery the territory now corutitunng Buda The new raiw r 01 \ne Muiocrry. zicrf-pf t|i« rncaf consumed hy Americans in threw- days later. The crop is generally always invaluable.-.T h e com fields yield will Ur about aarno as last year, Special -District l>c annexe,! or taken in b L understood to be later thin last year urouml hereorelhe wonder of th# visitor*',jyossibly . a , Il^Hc larger. Weather in aid U Mis* Georgia Beetle. Our ladiee the immediate future. This supply may •by Geneva Special District. P< titions but a Utter yield Is expected, both ai are coming to the front In joumalUm l)0 tiew-vef,* hehaure of Great from the north and west and the #tejlti botitlifro'Calfrornlnis ideal for the plants grante<l and ordered advertised and Britain's ih-mi-tUiq. if Argentinr fail* I*-»«------ • rto quantity and quality. an- al*out ten to twelve fret’ hlj l j:imd g^d|‘wdtk ivyiim sal eowd-WsaUier ihcre well a* in other pursuits ui Uie. election called to I« held at Geneva and ■w■ Mwcy ffoftrkrt — i ' ' ----------have two and three g'*«i car* ofcoro,it>MS Mr rcosorr wtijr therW-di^UM'JtOt lx> a Budu, iVpt. lfith. to determine tK.- i-*ue. Will Civilise the Heminhlr* Florida is indix-d fortunate in the jios- the stalk. Our grower* who plantedi Spjejulld' Crop, A large i>ercOutage of The «districting of tl»- rouniv *<c* Counterfeit FWra iwxuiion of U-r two uisii tut ions of higlier corn tliis year will make good, for the lite/reJery in Southern California is conLucien A. Spencer, Special Commis­ agreed u|>on l>y the board. learning —the Slut«- University and the crop in oth er parts of the country, a l- 1 teolled^by the growers for whom the sioner to the Seminole Indians arrived ’Washington, Aug. 1 8 .-C U e f W. J Sanford, Distnct No. I, cmiiroce* State College for Women. Both of the most wi(!j 1141 .tjuaqjUuu-luiye bt-en poorrUsiifaniU-, Vsg stsk h -Uj^km H e selling in Fort Myera last night on his way to Flynn of the United Rutee secret »er- . Precincts Nos. 1, 2.’3, 4 and 10. schools are reaching the top-notch and and in some parts of the west In the great ag en t.the Big Cypress country. Commissioner Vice is warning the banka of the coun­ Longwood, District No. 2, embrace* o(j CT p^ner advantage* to the home boyi com b d u are an utter failure. Sanford ( Prospects ire favorable for a splendid Spencer fat here for the puipore of in­ try, cwperisHrTtnSöTTTtbe middle west. . v and better than could ever be afforded farmers will have corn enough to feed tomato crop. The vines are more vig­ vestigating the situation among 'th e «gainst a new counterfeit |5 “ Indian Precincts 8, 9, and 11. ChfDuoU District No. 3, embraces py »cbooU of their niak in other sUtes. j their stock through the winter and with orous than in former seasons« Ship­ Florida Seminole*, with a view of as- bead” silvsr certificate. Th# spurious Precincts 5.* 6 and 7 U n d yet there ere young peoj^e here the excellent crop« of bay and cow peaa ments will probably begin the drat week siatlng the government in determining or ten dsys In-fk'pretnber. A tpicridTJ a future policy concerning these In- etched plates tin lair quality bond pa­ .. t i « m iu' . i , , , . . . . ...u , . u . . , « . » * ............... ................... .. * th« little knowledge that is attained in I Drought haa cut down the prospective cauliflower crop is also predicted.— dlans. He left this afternoon for the per. with Ink line* to imitate the siik No. 1, F . P. Forster, $8 00; covj] corn comcrop* crops by by at at least least 300,000,000 800,000,Of bushel» Produce News. high school training. Glade Cram Mission, where he wil) join ifljre of th e gsrnffwr "lrgal pay for No. 2, 8. C. Dickson, i • 1 ^ * " m r ....... .».G *. kÁ a* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1913 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 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/27c173c870c7d33e7ab7b0a7aaa46f9e.pdf 0d69c2526145cc2ad1ff40e39aaf54ad PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALt) ^ Ji r 1 ;T 1¡ UMAtMul. l i J j J i 1» -Vcjiet «blc Ktmrdy that Regulates the Liver Without Stopping Your Work or Play A, 1 Æ *1 J \J V A doae s)t enlomvl may knock you completely out for a rfhty jtornttime# two or three day». Dodaon’ii Liver Tone ^rdkyet-Attacka pi cqaaipatign. biliousTe'TiiiVf b^.Ttiehes n'nd you at»y on youy foet. i„ . L. It. Philipp & Co.‘ tell Dodson’s Liver Tone and guarantee it to give perfect satisfaction.' I! you buy a bottle of Dodson’s liv e r Tone and do not find it the safest, moat pleasant.and suc­ cessful liver remedy you ever took, this •tore will give yarn back the 50 cents you paid for it without a question. ' This guarantee that a truxtwort by WW Thia guarantee that a trustworthy dniggisL la .glad to give on Dodson's Liver Tone is as safe i nd reli bio as the New Blue Bird Pins, Rrnnr.hes and Rings New lineBalkan and Middy Blouses Examinations WH line Ratines, Silk andx6btton, all shades be Held In Florida Dates to be Given New Bulgarian Bands and Laces , Waahin Ion, August 15.— Florida has be n designated is one of the Hr t four states in which examinations for Fourth Class Pcatmastm* will be held. The tiont will not be held for sixty or ninety d ya. The examination» will be he d at Archer, Bronson, Callahan, Cedar Keys, Cltra, Greenville, Hampton Springa, Jennings, Lewtey, Mayo, Maccienny and Waldo. A circular giving ail in­ formation, including the acope of the examination baa been published by the C ivil Service Commission, and may be obtained upon reqpeet from Hon. Frank Clark, House of Representatives, Wash­ ington, D. C. Due notice as to the exact date of the examinations wil be given in the daily preaa and through notices placed in conspicuous places In the poetofllcca in which examinations are to bo held. a- i j {. ( *.* ,• V. ^ as ^ New Ribbons in Fancy Colors. YOW ELL NOTICE Until office In Welbome Block is va­ cated by present tenant (which will be at an early date), I can be reached at the A , C. L. passenger depot; or by call­ ing me over phone No. 52. I am now prepared to issue poil tax receipts for 1911 and 1912 (1913 poll taxes not due until Nov. 1, 1913). JNO. D, JINK1NS, 102-2t County Tax Collector / Full Line Seminole County Legal Blanks Now on Sale at the Herald Office The People of Sanford and Seminole County Should Do Their Business W ith Th e First National Bank of Sanford B E C A U S E :— The first consideration in the selection of a bank is SA FE T Y , and this bank by its i TER OF A CENTURY, of SAFE, SO U N D , SUCCESSFUL banking, under the same office has proved its strength and staying qualities. : : : : B ECA U SE :— It is THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN SEMINOLE COUN TY, and UNITED STATES supervision quired and enforced by the comptroller of the currency, MEANS SAFETY FIRST. BECAU SE strength and standing under the strict supervision of the GOVERNJMENX until it has attained the position of a ROLL OF HONOR BANK; one o f the few in the~State, and a distinction that gives it a NATIONAL PROMINENCE. : 9 “ ' " . * ’ - . ‘ . • - l * , ’ B ECA U SE .•-.-IN TIM A TELY ASSOCIATED WITH ALL SOUND BUSINESS IS THE SOUND BANK; our strength can help you in your business whatever it may be. : : : : ^ : : V • ; B E C A U S E :— We can offer our depositors every convenience and facility pffered by any bank 'doing a safe, legitimate busi­ ness. Our funds and securities are protected by the best steel and concrete construction, eliminating risk by fire and burglary. We have safe deposit vault for our customers' use. We pay 4 per cent, on tiirie certificates of de­ posit; and on October 1st, will add a regular savings department to our present system. Our officers and employees are courteous and attentive, and will always endeavor to make banking with tis a pleasure. : : ; �* «s ÿ OFFICIAL ORGAN Or SKMlNí)l.lirf ^ }»«TY^^nrTTTRTTrT--SrriT QCTHFTTORLD T U B riS H E D ORD HERALD SEMI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A X FORD— Life la Worth. Liting ______________ l i Nufrihor 1 0 4 ■M W ' " , r " ■*> B/\nro*t>; v i Volum V County School Board County Commissioners United States Dredge . Hofds First Meeting , Have Special Meeting Working Near Border ^ *« -,a -------------- Teachers Arc Appointed l'or Ensuing School Year • . * 1«* *| * * ‘ ' * 'i > ' 9 * % ♦ __________ * M* ^ »U* I 1________ Foreman Of Road Gang Ap­ nr-cording to thè Department of Agri M a y M e a n W a r W i t h M c itic o Hr.’ Godden, ami conduct hb Investieulture’s estimate. The dry s|>c!l has N‘o. .1, j. riltlen Jacobs,4 18.00 pointed Take Chargetatiotw ,rom P°in t bcea unff-nalluJoMrtiwy fr t ja s s w a n l a ________ l a A S h o r t T i m e The imard then adopted the first *m r -—} f-m ____________ j - -When awn at thé lUvervicw Hot®Tuesday after the first Monday of each' wide territory. In some Soctions of thè today CotnmiNiioner Spencer was-all In Several Important Resolutions Passed month for the lime of its regular meet Different Road» In The County Laid western corri bclt tlie Iosa is said to bave U t h « New. Gathered Here A n d |readtnrea for hia long trip-<*v*rknd. Ha E Heeling The Teaches* Of Semi-fc mg* and adjourned." ' There About Florida And The - Out Read« Fon W . o * * a i o * U To Goorgiacorn was dressed In a suit ol overalls, and . has Buffered fo tome «extent from the 1). L _ TH R ASH ER ;— -* nolc.Cauniy-Sck— r>~^ -------looked the practical man ol affairs which World In General Be Made At Oncfc spclj, but of course ...... ........... liJopg, hot, rainl Secretary. his remarks disclosed him. to be. "Dr. i." 1 Pursuant to an adjourned meeting tiomt in have not bfen Pensacola, Aug. 19,— Considerable Godden sent a man to Fort Myers with Xn extra sesafon ol the board of county, F” nf^ t*on* *n that ***** state ,l1 Aug. 5th the. Board t i Public Instruc­ In M~nw speculation has been aroused here by an ox team tty mest Mr. Spencer, and Miller is County Physician commissioner« of Sm lnol ale county tion met in regular session Tuesday, locatiUc# 'the corn ha* been wilted and orders received by the' United States At the iu t meeting of the county held last Friday and a great-deal of im­ will lend him every assistance during hia August 12th in-the cit^ hall and was dried, but there has been some rainfall dredge Caucus from the department, stay, which will extend into September. commissioner« Dr, Oliver J. Miller was portant work wrait handled. The board called to order by the temporary chair­ appointed county physician. Thia in is getting things‘in good shape and the In nearly every part of the state recently. which are to proceed to Aransas Pas», *T cannot-say, ol count®, what the man, F. P. Forster and opening prayer an honor worthily bestowed upon thia affaire of th* new county will in the Corn club boys are sure to report some Texas, pear the bonier of Mexico, and policy of the government is to be (or made by Superintendent, good yields. Georgia farmers suffer in there diVdge night and day until further young physician and hia many Sanford future be properly locked after. • the simple reason that it haa not as yet Mr. F. P. Forater of Sanford. District friends are offering congratulations. common with others from occasional orders. The veasel is to deepen a chan­ T. J. Bell was made foreman of the been determined in all ita details. No. 1; Mr. S. C. Dickson of Longwood. I>r. Miller is a Sanford boy and re­ road crew« and J. H. Wynne was made long spell* without rains, but their lo*, nel,, but the work to be done has not Mr. Spencer said: " I shall make my District No. 2 and Mr. J. Tilden Jarol» verses, the old adage that a prophet is his assistant. The hoard proposes tl I* never a* serious as is that of farmers nt been outlined nnd will not be until the investigation and report conditions' as of Chuluota, District No. 3;; and l). L without honor in hh own country for times in the plains eounrry. vessel reaches the port. The vessel, build permanent roads and put in only I find them, and the United States In­ , -Thrasher, to l»o Supt. of Public Instruc­ after practicing in many other cities Dr. which i* the largest and most powerful such culverts and bridges as will stand tion, presented their commissions. Hav­ Miller came hack home ami made good the wear of time Van Vnlxah for Governor dredge on the Gulf Coast, will leave here dian Commissioner will then be in . With this idea upper­ ing made oath of office to liuite Comp­ from the very start. in a letter to the editor, Dr. John A.' tomorrow night and it is stated that better position to more fully outline his most a carload of sewer pipe was order­ troller previously were thereby legally Van Yalrah of Daytona Beach, who is channel js to be drydged so that war course. I think it is safe to say, how­ He received his preliminary educa-1 ed and also two mat! scraper». Teams installed into office and proceeded t ■ turn at JCollins College, Winter Park going niter the nomination for governor vessels may get into the harbor, which ever, that tbo government will not re­ will be purchased In a ftwi days and the ‘ ’ permanent organization. of the groat state of Florida hammer ho* shallowed at one point, such a move the Indiana, but will aim to adopt and East Florida Seminary at Gaines­ road gang will get down to active work. measures which will assist them to be­ Mr. F. P. Forster, by motion of Mr. ville. After prnrticLxing medicine' in County Surveyor Uehbbtder was or­ ami tongs, states that he' is meeting channel you Id be of no service (or any S. C. Dickson and second of J. Tilden Jacksonville for wvcral yeara he was dered to make a survey of the road lead­ with all kinds of success, nnd that as he other purpose, for merchant ships do come self supporting citizens, Jacol» was made chairman. ' ‘The Seminole Indian is on» 0Í the given a (H^ilion with the Medical De­ ing to 1-ak* county, the survey being Is a resident of the famous East Coaat not go to the port, there being nothing Minutes of the tentative meeting of partment of the United States Navy, from Sylvan Lnke to the mad bridge at will get a tremendous vote from Jack­ to l>e »hipped. It abo develops that finest Indians we have. I t U slgnif.2 August 5th. as jx-r the law and the ac­ being located m Philadelphia, Buffalo the Wckivn river. A survey of another sonville to Key Went. the dredge was taken from »ome work -caf t that the Seminóles who left Flor­ tion taken by the Iioard relative to th* anil other cities for several years. He expects to make a state-wide tour al St. Andrews which has been left fre^ la »«me time ago are now completely rOad will tie had from Wagoner to Gasalary und expenses of the Superinten­ 1 "ruing hack to Sanford about two briella, another from Geneva to Chuluota In the near future nnd will visit Stuart an uncompleted »tale until »he can re- ou‘ ol •*>» jurwdiction of the go vern m en t" dent of Public Instruction ratified. and have become full tlcdgrd citizens, HU platform, an turn from Te^u*. years ago he was associated with Dr. ami another fron 1-nngwtxnl to the inter- Sn «.Hin us {MMnihle ■ -£ while their Florida brethren are amongfjj Hy unanimous vote of ihe board it N <le\ Howard, local aurgi-on of the section ol the Sanford anti Oviedo road |ou*bncd UP *° dale, U an folluw»: 0o o Was agreed that local trust**-* who were A the most backward Indians with whom First How to equalise taxation and I,, and now hold» the {Mtsition as at Ge« Creek. The educational department of the we have to deal. The Seminole in nat­ elected prior to the division of Ornnge medical examiner for the A, (' L. for A resolution wan passed ordering each do away with all occupation tax. Jacksonville Young Men's Christian in their several district* should t*e H|> the Iltli dUtnrt, including the territory commissioner to see that the roads in urally a very superior Indian, and capable Second Why your senator» and rep­ Association is in receipt of a certificate of high development.” pointed to till the uitexpired terms, and Irom Jacksonville to Tampa and all each of their districts ure kept in proper resentatives represent themselves in­ of honor from the international commit­ the following appointments were made: branch lines in- conriection. stead of you. when you send them to Commissioner S|<encer’s visit will repair. ’ tee of the Young Men's Christian AaSanford T-ocul Trustee* C It Walker Chairman Frank L. Woodruff and Washington und Tallahassee »ocK ion This certificate i» ^ „ ^ 1 ^have » .,.ecial bearing upon the expendiII. F. Whittier, Jr . und I. It Pluli|ie Third How to remedy the evil» of • Jumped Board Bill .Sheriff Chan Hand were appointed a to the ten association, in the United luw ol i ta L , I 0 '00° ** the present banking ayslem, extend States having the largest number ol Senator Fletcher fromC on g rt» for work Longwgod (\ \\ Kntzminger, U \ Jo« Davis and William Hawley, want- committee to purchase a lot and takn B ^gl3a —- ; credit and loans to l hone who need and Dunn nnd J W Osteen. night school hoys to pare the inter- nm nR th' Ssmlnolre.-Ft. Myers I*re«, ed in Orlanjo on the charge of unpaid ProlH‘ft **1“ ,(>r th‘' erection of a county will uw them In honest, legitimate busi­ Oviedo W J. laiwton. H. J Mehoard hills were arrested in Sanford yea- i*U. national examination* Times-Unlon. ^Xu- 8t i.g ness. instead of speculation. Culley and II. II McCall. -------- *--------------\vi terday a* they wen- taking the boat fo 1 Much -atUfartion is expressed at the Such a platform as the above ought Geneva II A. NrckJeson, J F June*, terday « they »vre taking the Unit (orr action ol ihr commissioner* in securing ' Feiirilaiiona From Orange j to be a winner and Dr Van Vatxah will J W. Flint The pro|*KUtion to “ *en<l a carload of Jacksonville. The warrant* were sworn the Wniboriu- Block for u*e until auch The Sentinel wishes to extend its felic­ i explain eneji detail In lull in all his f'huluota N J Jacute-, 11 (• Hart literature throughout the country to out by (). A McIntosh, proprietor ol time a* it may » » i n pro(>er to erect u itations to Seminole county upon the „^Munition*. w h « ' -,|p **1 present .. m.-mlwr of advertise Florida” 1» favorably consid­ frig the Ten t ent Lunch House on Church court hou-, The room* In thb buffinosi*l, able and hu*lne*»-like manner In which the Florida legislature from Volusia and _Un recommendation, the following ered Bui. the new*pa|M-rs of the »late street, when- they hud l>een taking their un* large and airy, most of which are its iioard of county commimioner* con­ appointment* of t.nchrra were made hy meals equipjied with vaults, and the owner has figured quiie prominently durihg the are fining that many times each year cluded the division of affairs with th« recent wmun. the board with the advantage ol placing it in the Deputy Sheriff Lawtun, who was at let a contract (or the immediate install Iioard of county commissioners of Or­ Being a hustler nnd a worker, he nillwSanford, White School I’rol -N J Chuluota yesterday, located the parile* mem of un elevator of the Geo trie typ* hands of interested p.,rtt<-» Why should gam vote* liy the thousand and should the advertiser In* accepted a* a benefac­ ange county, and our congratulations are Perkins. |)rincipul; Miss Clara Guild, In Sanford, and had them arrested a* he lie nominated and elected as our next tor while the new-*pa|wr* are ignored.— in no small measure offered to the home assistant. Miss A. M. Teiherly. J. It. i -‘. -i above stated. Sheriff Gordon went to .New Parcel Post Hules hoard on the lu^me grounds. " governor, the rltketi* of till* state need Titnco-Union. Wildman, M Lw* Lillian Gibson. Flora Sanford this afternoon t<* tiring the pris­ Washington, Aug IS Important „m hnv< any (ear, for they will (ind in Kwh of the boards had a difficult taak Walker, Carrie Ensminger, Ituby Wil o o o V oner* to Orlando, where they must face changes In the operation ol the parcel lo perform, and they went at it with Dr. Van Vàlcali another Broward—a Min, Edna Plant, Lillie Farnsworth, the rchftrgrs of unpaid Iwmrd hill*. Holland E Slfjven* brought lo the post system, recently iiuuigurated hy man who dive* thing* and stand* up for gotni judgment, discretion and determin­ Peaches I* (tier, Nita Moore. Clara M il­ He|*irt«*r-,Star i Gazette New* office last Sutlirday n I’y»lma*ler General Burleunii ure now t tie r ig h t *<110111 l i m e * ation, and of equal importance to these ieu, IM11I1 Siiwart Mm I- VV Durn. \\ W William* untl Mi»-* Kuren uf in effect j liundl’ d <i| nlfalla grown on some of the l in-J mrliole un inctease in * an amiable spirit lx cause for gratifica­ Mr> I 11 I In kniMin Me * I l''>lk, San lord were murried in limt oily on the maximum weight limit >*n package* I *avanna laml of the Monroe St fliani,M ii «I Have I ^e l ine* tion not only to the individual member« Mrs I \ 1 ill-,- Mi— » loirl- Me K ill« Tuesd i Mr William* l* * prommeni from l l In dH |miuiiiU. a reduction ill the iill** place, *oul(iwi-*t ol the city This oi the boards themselves but to the re­ Thoma* II Keating, owner of Keat­ Ijongwixai M t~# 1 raw-ford. Ihi* me** man of the city, nnd Mi** rale* of (mi, luge within the first nod riecwas from the fourtli cutting, Mr. Ste­ ing’s casino und bathhouse at Tay tuna spective constituencies represented by I L t d pal Mi*« Lillian WaitKuren, who is a ulster of Fred Furen, of ond zones nnd the substitiituion of a Delude was arrested Wednesday on u vens «nidi and was about eighteen inches thorn.' Lake Mary- Miss Gussie Tillis the West Const Furniture Company, is convenient rate chart for the elaborate cupi® issued at Delatnd from the rrim- in length and quite thrifty in upprearAltamonte— Miss Hyers In what great measure the consum­ a successful school tnaelter. Their many parcel post map in determining postage ance.— Daytona Gazette-News. iuol court of record, charged with fail­ Clyde Miss Lillian Higgins mation of the transaction was due to friend* and relatives in this city and rales. The second part of the order is uo o ing to provide pro|MT life lines in front Galirielln Miss Kale Matherthe able attorney* for the board need vicinity wi*h them long and happy liviw that (lerishubie good* may he -w-nt any­ of his place ,tt ttv*- ocean Iicach. Over him- half million dollar* i* to lie not lie known accurately to bo appreci(l viedn Miv. Martha King, prut arid will l*e pleased In know that they where within « radius of 160 mile*. The agitation which led to Mr Keat­ ■qwtit by the Everglades Sugar 4 U n ii at„ i Their services were indispensable ctpitl. Mis-w-s Mill Aulin and Maggie will make their home here St Peters­ Heretofore j«*ri»halile good* were re­ ing'» arresi »as started several wrgki Company in building a high dike clear nm| tticy were instant, earnest and rsreHo|«<in burg Independent reived only for local deliver} and the ago hy (In- Iluvtonn tvonrd of trade, armintl it* royal Glade trart on the fu[ Chuluota M i— Pearl Hunter, prin 1» •u-ction whirli i« cnn*ing the railroad* to which |H>dj dgx-i compiiuntK widi ihe North Nt-w itlver rttnai in the Evercipal. Mis> D u o Mainers Seminole county i* now fairly started prottwt vigorous I > Iwfore t'ongrens al I ir >1 Halt iif I utiutt county solicitor and tiie board of coun­ gladee, and in digging canal* urnutid Geneva Misses Ethel t i —f.inJ Washington is the marked lowering of ty commtH.'i"iu-r* The commissioners ami through tin* big tract in the near on ita career as a sister county of Gr­ Ik. There wa* a S llV U f ll.i l, \ u g Maggie M cl 41in and Lydia Geiger. ange and the other counliesi that form instructed the solicitor to «erve notice future. triangular f.i t lor tin- lir«t hale honor* the parcel |«wl rate* Big Branch Mi«* Ktinn.i PriMor our great and jnrumpalable state.' Wo The first pound cost* > cent* for mail- on Mr. Keating to comply with the law 000 Saturday Monroe Mias Helen Isermun of Orange are proud of her. aa a parent The first ol the new oca island erop i ,nK ^ itHin the 160 mile radius, a* hero- tin(j ( „ enie-c his prosecution If hr failed The following rwKilutiuns wen1 pre­ The Standard Oil Company will add is of a child, and we aje sure that »he arrived in lh< *ha|ie of three bnlea Lhr but whereas under t heboid order ( „ j 0 ^ \)r- Keating was taken to sented and adopted by the board for the extensively to its building« and t-quip- will not object if we continue to feel that same day. A* there can be only one wa-'' * cents for each additional [)oU n d by Deplity Sheriff T. O. MUschool term la-ginning 1911: menf oT the yard» in-Bayboro, m-ar St. interest in her thut is an Inherent qual­ { 0n> Ilnj gave honll in the sum of |20Q Resolved that new teaelwr* •q.pn.nted ‘'irot bale, the coveted distinction was ( miuikI costs only I cent. Butepihurg. A new oil lank .will 1« ity of (uirenthood. —Orlando Sentinel, As an example of the decrease in rate», appearance In-lore the criminal court to teach In the Sanford School* shall u- accorded to on. which was the earlier erected and oil houses will lie built to after Aug. 16 eleven jioundx of matter nl [)„, o*‘l**l» r term. Daytona Gapaid not more than fifty-five dollars per 11 ,hl‘ f olton F»< ¡ange. take care of the increase in busineita. may lie *«ni by parcel t»ost (or 15 rents Two of ' tito tbr.xhales were from Beef Supply Short* month for the first month. Increased The Improvements will entail an exanywhere within a radius of 160 miles . ______________ Florida and one (rom Georgia. The «alary shall he contingent upon cffi Washington, Aug. 18. -Sharp In­ jiense of Florida Winter League first bale was received by Henry \\. from St. Joseph. Under the pn-sent crease In price* of fresh beef are expected ' 000 riency. rate the same delivery would cost 45 There is u plan on foot to form a Resolved thut the principal* of the Fro-1 A Co., from A B May, Alachua, to follow the drought that is scorching ¿j j Work on the road lied of the CortezSouth' Florida U.-xgue to include the Sanford High School »hall U required, Fla. It class,-» ax extra choce and wa* c#,1*athe cattle growing states of Kansas, Iowa, Pant master General Burl.oon i«a* nv'-i following r|t„w: Tampa, Braden town, Bnidenlown Interurlian line t* steadily to hlihl a state certificate and .v-ritant ^\d at auction for 21 H rent* to V M. Nebraska and Oklahoma, and the ^pfreived a gft ili numi»* o! protêt* from [^kt-land. Sanford. Orlando, Ocala, Bar­ progrewitng. it will probably be in op­ ficial* of tlio department o| agriculture# thereto a lTr»t grade certificate, und no Hull ine xreond bale wa* also from Mor - , «- « P n » cornpgnl« throughmit Hie écran- tow, Arca dm and St. Petersburg. Such eration in a year, it will not U* an elec­ are not concealing their anxiety over teacher *hnl! In- |iermittcd to teach in ida. ]i wa* received by Puller. Steven* 'T - b*it «ipyuitccd that lb «j would not ü |t.Bj(Ue M|n,u|il lie a big »ufcre», os all tric trolley line, but such motor passen­ the dutlook. either the primary or the grammar • " VIf ; r_*fl affect 6ia<4episfen,. which U supposed Q( the cities mentioned are good base ger care will lio Installed as are* used on school department who does not hold a Bil l Bell, from J. T. Price, High Springs. - J 9 The apprehension is increased by by the Interstate ( ommerce ( ommis^aj| t0WIU un,| Hu* jum j« U-twcen the the branch line« of the Union Pacific in Mr Price sent in the first hale last year, ' ■-- G .iS second grade certificate. * unfavorahlo fcpqyte said to have been •*on* cities will not l»e hard to make. If suc­ the northwest; Revolved that no mnrru-d woman ami only missed it this year by u close received from ugetits now? in South Amer^ , * / 0 0 0 » cessful there should not lie any trouble shall teach in the public school* of Sem­ shave. ica concerning the condition of cattle Hsnford'i Fine torn ( rop in also maintaining a winter league in The Georgia bale was conrigned to The rounty commissioners of.O W eolA ijj^^, inole provided her, husband is an able John MullOch 4 Co., by J. E. and W B There is rto place, in the south where the above mentioned localitles.— Tinus- county have decided to use. the convict* bodied man. It Is said that a serious hoof and mouth ^ \\ ilkes of Adel. It waa grown by J. S. they can raise as fine corn and raise ft . to build and repair the roads in that Resolved that the age limit for teach­ epidemic is raging among the cattle in * J. Jor.es, ami although the third new bale, as cheaply as in the sub-irrigated i n i :* county. They havo' applied to tie' er« shall be Irom eighteen to sixty year*. A,*. »-1, Argentina and this .necessarily would wa*. the first bale of the Georgia crop. 'Uillfornla Celery around Bauford, After the celery ana Board ol County ' Comyniwlffhefs ,;’pf Petition was presented by Buda 'bar the entrance of such meat to Ihe All the hales were of |»retty good qual­ spring Hops are- off the land here the Los Ang*^>, Aug. 15. -Growers are State Institutions (or Iblfty rjinvjcts for Special District asking for an election United States. . . ity for early cotton. Last year th« first growers plant the land to corn and tn. still planting vegctablee. While it is a this purfKisc. ' to abolish the dUt.M. »bd “ io|n* Peti­ Australia, In the event of serious hale was received from Florida on Aug. fe r tilla i’ and flowing water from irri- tittle early to give much definite infor­ 000 tion from Buda and Geneva asking that tev. I.*- I ?— .yjk *jf *l shortage,-is rxjiccted to furnish much 12. This year’s bale bale is therefore gallon when the corn needs it rpost is mation it is expected that the ,eelery the territory now corutitunng Buda The new raiw r 01 \ne Muiocrry. zicrf-pf t|i« rncaf consumed hy Americans in threw- days later. The crop is generally always invaluable.-.The com fields yield will Ur about aarno as last year, Special -District l>c annexe,! or taken in b L understood to be later thin last year urouml hereorelhe wonder of th# visitor*',jyossibly . a , Il^Hc larger. Weather in aid U Mis* Georgia Beetle. Our ladiee the immediate future. This supply may Geneva Special District. P< titions l)0 tiew-vef,* hehaure of Great but a Utter yield Is expected, both ai from the north and west and the #tejlti botitlifro'Calfrornlnis ideal for the plants are coming to the front In joumalUm grante<l and ordered advertised and Britain's ih-mi-tUiq. if Argentinr fail* I*-»«---- - • rto quantity and quality. an- al*out ten to twelve fret’ hlj lj:imd g^d|‘wdtk ivyiim sal eowd-WsaUier ihcre well a* in other pursuits ui Uie. election called to I « held at Geneva and ■w■ Mwcy ffoftrkrt — i ' ' --------have two and three g'*«i car* ofcoro,it>MS Mr rcosorr wtijr therW-di^UM'JtOt lx> a Budu, iVpt. lfith. to determine tK.- i-*ue. Will Civilise the Heminhlr* Florida is indix-d fortunate in the jios- the stalk. Our grower* who plantedi Spjejulld' Crop, A large i>ercOutage of The «districting of tl»- rouniv *<c* Counterfeit FWra iwxuiion of U-r two uisii tut ions of higlier corn tliis year will make good, for the lite/reJery in Southern California is conLucien A. Spencer, Special Commis­ agreed u|>on l>y the board. learning —the Slut«- University and the crop in other parts of the country, a l-1teolled^by the growers for whom the sioner to the Seminole Indians arrived ’Washington, Aug. 1 8 .-C U ef W. J Sanford, Distnct No. I, cmiiroce* State College for Women. Both of the most wi(!j 1141.tjuaqjUuu-luiye bt-en poorrUsiifaniU-, Vsgstskh-U j^km H e selling in Fort Myera last night on his way to Flynn of the United Rutee secret »er- . Precincts Nos. 1, 2.’ 3, 4 and 10. schools are reaching the top-notch and and in some parts of the west In the great agent.the Big Cypress country. Commissioner Vice is warning the banka of the coun­ Longwood, District No. 2, embrace* o(jCT p^ner advantage* to the home boyi com b d u are an utter failure. Sanford ( Prospects ire favorable for a splendid Spencer fat here for the puipore of in­ try, cwperisHrTtnSöTTTtbe middle west. . v and better than could ever be afforded farmers will have corn enough to feed tomato crop. The vines are more vig­ vestigating the situation among 'th e «gainst a new counterfeit |5 “ Indian Precincts 8, 9, and 11. ChfDuoU District No. 3, embraces py »cbooU of their niak in other sUtes. j their stock through the winter and with orous than in former seasons« Ship­ Florida Seminole*, with a view of as- bead” silvsr certificate. Th# spurious Precincts 5.* 6 and 7 U n d yet there ere young peoj^e here the excellent crop« of bay and cow peaa ments will probably begin the drat week siatlng the government in determining ten dsys In-fk'pretnber. A tpicridTJ a future policy concerning these In- etched plates tin lair quality bond pa­ .. t i « m iu' . i ,,, . . . . ...u, . u . . , « . » * ............ ................. * th« little knowledge that is attained in I Drought haa cut down the prospective cauliflower crop is also predicted.— dlans. He left this afternoon for the per. with Ink line* to imitate the siik N o. 1, F. P. Forster, $8 00; covhigh school training. ] corn crop* by at least 300,000,000 bushel» Produce News. Glade Cram Mission, where he wil) join ifljre o f the gsrnffwr "lrgal pay for No. 2, 8. C. Dickson, i • 1 ^ * " I13.2W, day»' services und milage. To •by or jcomcropsbyatleast800,000,Of mr ....... .».G*. kÁ a* �Aurati 19. 1913 THE SANFORD HERALD bid*. Work U U aubjert to ll coaat district, and declares he will stand •II X X X X X X X X X X X X X K 1 X X X X X X X X X X X X ib i IW>»rJ or C n oljr Commketonera. Addreee «II bid» to E . A. 1>0U| firmly on the Baltimore platform ond B ufoni, KW ld». . • 10 fight for tho improvement of the east coast canals.« fa I b i Cifrati Court. S t in t ili Jaitblil Circuii. n>itili «Ut Ctntiir. stati i f ilota», i» ck »rrrr Mr. Chose has a record of two terms G eorg* E. Gowdy «. -af, *-/r ■ctsi/iUij i c. jn-lhe state leginlan t * M »r c »r r t Gowdy ture, and was «-delegate to the Demo­ T o M i t r t n t Gowdy. N o . 20 iirm u rty P »rk , N » » York c n y . cratic convention in Baltimore. U • p p r u t n f (rem Ore « (Tid»vit o ( G e o r g » A . Opposed probably will lx? Congre**- IV C otte*. bercio duty nleil. lb »t he U (olici lor im i man-at-Large Claude L ’ Engle, who baa ol m u niti (or Ib i rntnplainanl is Ih» »h o t* m i » . G«erc> K. Gowdy, sud that ii li Ih» belle! o Already stated that he liked Washington •ftlu it tb it Ih » •d »t«n d in t, M t n v r i Godwy, l i ■ non-rreident of th i i t i t i ol Plorili», (m i t» i w v Parme» t» In sdì ano* must ba mode st office and- would not object to returning from ■ m ld en t ol t i » M it i o f N i * York, fruldtn* i l the Fourth district Other men ‘promKaterud u x c * o T - r U » » m ill m sitcr A a iu ti 2 ! ml meoily montiofied a p o m MosT WJPVelo lía laven li on are Samuel J. llilburn of Palatka, for­ and Only Genuine merly a state senator from Putnam N E W OH IO L IB E L LA W O S es U Harald U u l k W ^ When a newspaper in Ohio publishes u county, and opponent to Frank Clark false statement concerning any individ- in the last Congressional race in the Sec­ ,u' ua) or association of individuals, it must ond district; Senator State William Ma­ upon demand print in the next issue or lone of Key Weat; W. A. Mac Williams hours of Comedy, Drama, Opera, Musical within 48 hours of its receipt, an article of St. Augustine, A member of this state Comedy, Minstrelsy, Singing and Dancing ie containing a true statement of the case, Legislature for five or six terms, and he This article must be printed without Albert J. Williamson, editor of the ni any alterarions whatever; must appear, Floridian. ___ S E A T S N O W O N S A L E A T M A X W E L L ’S Senator F. M. Hudson of Miami, who with headlines of equal prominence; and haa^heen* mcniinned as a candidate in _L in. ibc-same .place as.the libelous article, Matinee 15c and 2 5 c Night 25c, 35c and 5 0 c re and must be sworn to by the person of- certain quarters, is also regarded as a ill faring it, and the newspapers cannot be strong man. If he runs he is expected MUdred tW IaaUU, K art Kfy. N * * »d » rd held liablo is aqy civil or criminal pro- to pocket a large number of votes. Some i »ppwoiln* frem th * *m if»v lt o l Georg* A. r t « « a U n » doty Almi, th «t !w »M tlrtro r and ceedings for anything contained therein. .?* ^4 closest friends, howsvsr, say that m in »! toc Ih* ronspallcant In tb* »boy* n u t r , •d D*H*ul»l»i » » 4 t h u it I* tb* hciWf of d*> The newspaper company refuses or fall** casting longing eyes on Senator l t b u tb* d tfio d u it, M lidred UeOmiteH. U ing to print.such an article may upon FTstehsr*» seat In the upper branch of Mrs. Sulsor thinks her husband is a tic » «d, Kart tir, k m d »; thsl tb» «*ld d** mere child In mature.¿LfiuMM» and conviction be find not exceeding 11,000 Congress. Isnt la ov*r Ut* • *• o f ttr*nty-on* y « n , and and the person responsible for such reL ’ Engle slso, it is tsid.-m sy tske a Mrs. Suiter appears to be more than tb*r* la no « n o a In P ln rld», Ih* *»r Ira o f a fusel fined not exceeding $500. >hF at FletcheFs toga as, it la said, Gov. Malta upon whotn wpuld btnd anld d *fe»d »n t. half right. bsfWnr*, roti. Mtldiml I t»S »u l*li, ore b*reby A fine not exceeding »600 or work- Trammell has decided not to run. * * d lo appara U ih * bill al mmpUIat duly •« Ib i» rata*, on M ondAy. tb * (tb dar ol Oohouse sentence not exceeding six months, Senator Hilburn has a wide acqualntV, l » l » . l b * « m * ld n | s m i* dar *1 tkU court. The editor would whisper to the sani­ or both, is provided for any person who ,nc*« h* having made a hard fight to tary inspector to more than inspect the furnishes a news item to a newspaper defeat Frank Clark for'Congress in the promisee this month and aw that every MODERN COURSES IN knowing at the time, that it is untrua. Second district the last time. yard la kept clean. This is the time to Governor Cox, who signed the new law, Malone is one of the leading citizens dean up. is proprietor of two Ohio dailies. oi K «y West, is a man of ability and | d t y ' ordinances covrr the situation ii there are any citizens no careless of their | own health anti that of their neighbors that they will ttecome criminally negli' gent In this matter the officers' should *xaiLiLw ii- before' the bar c l jw ljc o .io -*«eseh them ’ the error of their ways. " Clean up the city. Clean up thr . yards. Clean up the vacant Iota. Screen Drtinrcd in the ClIr by Circi* r $2 00 per year ut the houses, Screen the rain water * advance or 2Oc per month. barrels. Use common sense and judg- TH O M AS A. ED ISO N ’S $ GENUINE TALKING TALKING PICTURES PICTURES Sanford Business Bookkeeping, Banking, Commercial Law, Com ­ Another month' of vacation and the SA N FO R D ’S P R O S PE R IT Y boys and girls will be getting ready to I» Ornali («ari Hevenüi ludid»! Ornali »I noc­ Sanford has witnessed somfe remark­ ida. tu aad tot Heqilnol» ('«unir. start another scholastic year. Sanford l i C k tlr a n able boom eras from the time the first Eli» A. M orti» school* are among the best in the land atrisan laid a brick bn the buildings of _ v» Notine to Noo-Rcaldral and will hare their full quota of bright Don** I. Mutria the city down to the preeent time, but T o lle r a * / I . Morda ol N o rfo lk , V ». boys and girls. Y o d or* hereby required to appear lo lb* M il at no time in the history of the city haa M rompUlut a led »(»In e t you la tb* »b o r* (»tille d there been eo much building as at the r*ua* on or berciai tb* (t b day ol October, A. D. ISIS. Florida beaches are drawing the present time.' Go where you will the " T b * Sanford Herald" t* hereby ilo ln u ird a* crowds now snd every one of them should new dwellings and the new store rooms tb* M vapapar In arblrh Ib i» order chalí be pub­ lished o or* » week for lour cor.eecut I ve « M t , havs the protection that the state law greet the eye and there never has been Wltneu» my hand and »aal o f olbte at Sanford, proscribes. There should be adequate such a solid and substantial growth os Seminóla rounty, Florida, thla lath day of Au(uat, A. D. ISIS. protection for the fathers at all tin t« at the present. The new residences are E A D O U G LASS. Clerk J E. Alexander, Solicitor for Comnelineiu and if the proprietors of hotels and of tho beat and there are many being ;; 10t-Tuc*- 4tc pavilions and bath'houses do not fur­ built thii season, Tho Sanford Build­ J! nish such protection they should be ing & Loan Association i* responsible l compelled to do eo or forfeit their for the majority of the new homes being license. Florida beaches under ordin­ Built here and if the home people would ary circumstance« are safe enough, but invest more money in this institution some of them have a strong undertow there would lie more home* built, for and with no efforts made to have rope«, the building of homes is confined, alone rafts, boats and men ready at a moment's to the amount of money that the Build­ notice the danger of drowning U always ing Association can loan. New business houses • are also being built and as a winter visitor aptly re­ S A N F O R D ’S SU M M E R C L IM A T E marked today the d ty of Sanford never Who wants to go to tho mountains presented surh u busy ap|marance In the when such lienutiful days as last Sunday summer months. The liulkbeading of Invite one to atuy at home. The high, the lake front, and the building of a rot temperature on Sunday by the local new tourist hotel will be the next move, weather bureau was 84 nnd the day wa» and the city of Sanford will witness the made more delightful by a hm-ze that greatest building boom of Us history in ¿)lew in from old Atlantic all day. While tho next twelve montiis. *ws »c ro enjoying ourselves in Sanford iTiere are dwelling* being erected in the people of h^Jf of tho northern state* every part of the city and the merchant* *'wbto. sweltering In the torrid rays of report a better aummer trade than ever the August sun and from which there before at this season of tho year. With is no relief in tho crowded ritioa of the the growers starting their fall crops N O TICE north. there will be an added impetus to busi­ N o4ir» 1« hetwbjr fl vm that íh# finar d of I '«un ness nnd the county affairs have added I y f'oixuiibalanari üf firm in li 4* nt> »ill r* f*ÌVf Li*!« al the office of I K» ( ’litk of said Urtarti to the progreaa of the city and county. F R A N K M AYES In SaJtftarfl, llo fliii, up to and Éttrluifixig ths» iN b A bright future stretches before the city l*my of Heplemfieff. À IV 1913 tor Ihw purchaww Hon. Clarence Woods, the princely of Sanford and the county of Seminole. of il onda t»f Black liararotick I >f ■Irvaiw iHatrirt In raid rounty, amounting to $40.000.00 Hald editor of the Euatls Lake Region de­ Pl umbi ng and I'Hindi arili maturo ma. falloir*: IÎ.&Ô0.W « * » ynu front data; $T,AÛ0.Q0 taro year« from data; 17,votes three columns this week to Frank 600.00 U roo yaar* frota d a U ; »7.600.00 íour Gas Fitting M A K IN G OUR OWN B R IC K Mayes of the Pensacola Journal ss the ysan frani d oU ; $7,600.00 flrt» y »o r « frota daU; and 17,600.00 ali yaara from data* all of »aid Several montiis ago The Herald start­ next governor of Florida. He alio toada bal&g datad HapUm Ur 16, 1913, and UarIng LatarpH at th# fata of atl f**r cant par annum printed s fine picture of Frank and this ed the agitation about Florida cities from data! la U n d oayabU annually A ll W o r k R e c e iv e s M y P e r s o n » we have pasted in our sanctum and making their own brick for paving nnd Board o f County ( o-mmWfamrr* Hwmlrud# Coun­ ty, Florida, the suggestion called forth many letters A tte n tio n A m i B est E fforts labeled ft “ the next Governor of Florida.” (»a li II y E. A. IK H K Ü A ÍW . and inquiries from other itlntcs regarding 102-Tuaa 6tc CWk Frank b u never intimated that he would like Tallahassee for a four yearn’ resi­ tile plans for brick »inking in this stale. Opposite City Hall Telephone No. 23 NeOre ef H »l* of Hood. dence but If he should decide to make the Several experts on brick making wrote Notiro I* beeotiv el .on that t he Hood and Itndfo race he con count on thu united support articles on the subject, in which they diotMrt No 1 o f Seminole rounty. IV,ride, will rorelee Mile (or the purshsao of t * 00,000 per **luo K t ir ELECTION of the newspaper* of Florida. The ix-st stated that our clay did not contain suf­ T » the lio NOTH ol IL » d »ltd tlrid f» Dletrirt No. I of Seminole n . N rheef Heard e l Sem inole f'e o n lr ficient shale to enable the manufeture W* the undersigned voteci rc—td in * In iub-echoot rvrunty. Florid» bond* *t Honferd, Florid*, at tH* thing that we can aay for F’rank Mayes dtotrict of Mud*, do hereby petition your Honor- rourt Noun* » t 10 o'rlork » m , on T o —*ley. Sept. ia. that nothing ran tie said agalrut him. to hake the brick to the right conamenry »tile body to »Ivdl.h wald lfm Met. |l. q . C.rveham, IMh. ISIS. Sold bond* *rc d »t*d January I, 1*1 J, p »y »b l* thirty yra n »(to r d »t * In denomin­ Like Bayard he U beyond reproach and for vitrifying purposes. Bo that as it II. A. Ntehoieon. (rè«> Dtjnhardy. J. i l llteldle- ation» ol |l,000 **<h »nd bear In lo m t *t th» r*t* (to * , Geo. T . l'etrr». Geo. K. MaUhleua. C. A . ol flro »n d otto-hill per rent per annum, p »y »M » hit candidacy would be like that of may, if some expert could come to Flor­ H»ul»rwvn The »b o v e petition w»e irnnled *nd election oomi ohnunlly on July let »nd Janunry tat ol e»rh Park Trammell—a sure thing before ida and' look up our clay deposits he ordered held on T u w liy . September ISth. *t year. A ll biddara ehnll SM onipsny their bid» irttb * certified rherli tor |$00.00 »> recur tty far would likely find that there are other Mud», P I* , to sbollrh vaiti dutrirt. the race started. There are some men Hy order ol th* Hoard of tSibltc lr..trurtion. compliance with bid. Iloth Realc l »nd auction Ingredients in the state that, mixed with bid» received. The right li roe e r v d to reject Seminóte County in Florida and other states that the any *nd all bid*. Addrtm »U bid* to E. A. I*oufI». L T llt t A S H KK. editor of The Herald would auppqrt.for the clay, would take the place of the lae. Clerk t ’ trrull Court, Hanturd. E l», marked Supt. A Secy In Revelon A u f tlth , t a i l 101 Tuce tt Hide lot Honda tor llo*d »nd llr ld (o Dutrirt No I . any office to which they might aspire shale. There will be such an immense My order ol the Roaril FWA. DOUGLASS, Clerk. nnd Hon. Frank Mayes is one of them. quantity of vitrified brick used in thi* Aurunt 5th, 1*1.1. (cent) , Tue-IOJ-Slc state in the next five year* that some N O T IC E O P ELECTIO N iThls Is not an advertisement.) Te th* llenoraht» HdtRel llnerd o l Heenleel* <'euniy means should be employed either to Genltemen:— W * th* undervlraed voten renúlli.» In eubmanufacture our own brick or at least DR. W. E. H0USH 0LDER fchool dhtricl» ol tien ev» and th* on* lornterly * s T IM E T O C L E A N UP to join hands and get the brick shipped known u Hud». hereby (wtilion ynur honor»Me to c»II en r lee t Ion to *nn*l to the G e n *.» DENTIST , This la the season of tho year of all here In fttrge quantities nnd save money • I Rchool dletriri the terrltory lormerly lntho seasons whert every man, woman on tiie freights. The railroads gel as d in the Mud» dietrict and deerrllwd o KhoO# U lle*1nntnf *t the NE cornee ol SE querter ol Serand child should bend every energy to much for their long hauls on brick as do tion 2 (. T ow m b lp 20. |Un(e 31, (henee v e t dean up the preiniaes and see that there the manufacturer* for the article itself »Ion * »ubjdlvlaion lo N W rurtwt ol SW qu»rter, Seetlon K j. Townaldp 20, H »n *» 31, thenee eouth is no breeding place for the festive fly and by the time the brick gets to the »Io n * iU h *e lln* 32 Id eouthveet rarntr ol Swriton 7, ToV iu M p 21, tU n f» 33, thenr* Ka.lrcly E »nd mosquito. Weeds cut down dur­ different cities or counties there is con­ »Io n * the Eronloekhatrhi» Creek to St. John» DR. R. M. MASON riv»r, I henee Noflherly to ahore of Irak» IDrney, ing this month will stsy rut and the seed siderable money involved in the trans­ DENTIST thenr* W'eeterly »Ion* thnr* lln* ol l * k » llarney destroyed for next season's crop. All action. Since our state experts have to polnt of intanectlon with (Unge Un* 33, thenr» Phons 19 Saúl herir »Io n * Mane» lln* to potol ol be*tnnln* Weiboni Block tho old tin cons And receptacles that looked into the matter and made moat to th* G en e*» eub-»rhool dbtrirt. I M, iuhbtnder, Autirey Moren, K II. Kllbee, Sanford. Florida would hold water should b f buried or careful investigations of the different W . P, T»y|or, C. A. K e u n c W t)»v id H(*er, H. P. hauled out U> the dump pile and ovrry materials for road building and have Sutton, C . A. I U ulereo«. C. W. Culpepper. J, T . M tia ln , H. A. Nlrholeon. II. Q. Greesnm, tieorfe. precaution should be used to conform to decided that hrick and that brick only Dunkardy. J. ll. Huddlenton, Geo T. I’etere, T H O M A S E M M E T W IL S O N the rule* of health not only of your im­ is the material for all time to come, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEIXOR mediate family but your neighbor’s there should certainly bo concerted AT-LAW 4 family. Failure to keep down the fly effort on the jtarta of the different cities and mosquito pest redounds not only on and countiro to nave some money on Lai» Stai* Attera«* Seventh Judicial Circuit tt your head but on that of every one Jiv­ the brick and «specially on tho freight. ing in your immediate vicinity and with Seminole county will soon pave twenty ' the good drainage afforded by Sanford's five miles of roads and it behoove* us elevation there should be no mosquito«, to look into the matter at once. no standing water, no malaria or kin­ DENTIST dred diseases. Tills city should lx* the BATTLE IN TH E FUUU.TU N el Ice fee MtSe — ’ *• hssdtbrttr>ij^r fn-HKeok'Ur Seeled bid* for th* opening of the right of way ttfflee; Yowel) Building of abed beef from 8 y)v»n I eke to tYekiva bridge; and it all lies with tho jieople who com­ New District Promises Exciting Times from ( hyluota lo Geneva, from W »*ner to Gebrieili; from Icing wood to Inlereertioa qf Oviedo SANFURD. FLORIDA pose our citlxenship. FIvery ono know* knd Senford reed »1 Gee Creek bridge, w til be rein Iho Next Prljorjr ihtved by th* board of County Com»fastnarci far \ tho vital Importance attached to keep­ county until P rld»y. September 13th, F'rank E. Chaao has definitely an­ Hamisot* ing tbdr premises clean and it Is usually 1*1». G E O . A. D e C O T T E S Tbeee road* to be opened thirty (10) feet wide nounced his candidacy for the Demo­ a matter of criminal neglect. with atl »tum p», e t c , cleared «nd ro»d bed to b* ATTORNEY AMD COUNSELLOR a t LAW Our aanltary department should be cratic nomination for Congress in the put In ronditian tor treder. , Sp*ciftc*tlon* to , tw had * t lb * Clerk'» off)re after September l i t , ’ v - more vigilant this month and next than Fourth Congressional district, which, 1013. Hid* may bo S lid with dark reverln* oil Practice in State and f ederai Couru rood» to b* opened « only on* or more o f th* ever »nd exercising their »utborfty bring under tbs rcipportionment of the state, (iamer-Woodruff Bldg , Saníord FU. tka offenders befare the mayor. ■-The- -insludro Jsekao nvilte snd l it» i»iitliB Wn t * V * ' ' t ’ J »; ' ; -r ; ■ T. j / ■ ,; .. >-% mercial Arithmetic, Penmanship, Typewriting Shorthand, and all Branches o f Civil Service DAY AND N IG H T CLASSES LEARN T O DO BY D O IN G i; Sanford Business College % a 13-15 PICO BUILDING S A N F O R I). - ♦ % t ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ F L O R ID A ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ e♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Real Friends” “ T h e y certainly are comforts on sultry summer’ s day.” “ No matter how long the ironing— the electric iron makes it easy.” “ No matter how hot the day— the electrie^in keeps you co o l.” T he G-E Guaranteed Iron is T h e Leader o f the Market* Costs only 15 cents for electricity to do the week’s ironing of an ordinary sized family. W e have in stock G -E Flatirons and G-EFans. Como in and select the hot ' weather com­ fo rts which w ill delight your wife. ^ \ Phone 27 LIV E R Y , S A L E S AND F E E D v STABLE * * Cor er Park Avenue and Second 8tr«#t CONTRACTORS FOR A L L K lN D B O F H K A V Y H A U L IN G Wagons and Harnes; b always on hand F o r S a lo o r 1tçxchango Blsoksm llhlng and W a g o n Rapairing TnSonnectJon ______ -_________ * - * ~~ ‘ -* 'fe- w . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AOEN TB General Fire - Inst OlflM with HOLptiN MIAI. »«T A T * CO. Sanford Florida — .h^rt-sit h.r o j» Phone No. 182 M A G A Z IN E S 1 I r i X V V f L iL lL i O PERIODICALS Ice Cretin • Soda Water • Conlectlonery * Cljar* and Tobacco nt Ads Will Bring Resu �F '.‘- I •• ' I 1 THE SANFORD HERALD August 19. 1913 i . New York, lo i our new county has styled hb drug,1,OHI,ANDO MAN FOUND AKE d ty «.spending the w « Mi-a MeComb b expected home early in busims» The Seminole Pharmacy. Mr. inti Fletcher b an up to date pharmaebt. Jacob Shannibarger Well Known t ’hor< A te p O tl'a a 4 a it a ¡l. wítrr ■tts* ' wrwrtdSr* eene« of hatte trail having made the hujunrea hb life work acter Meets Death In Lake 1KÄ and inlb.tia.' i-Uraid -man that—hu. in­ ------tames. Editor of ThtTTIerald: * Jacob Shannibarger, the- veteran bi­ tends tcyhpko the Seminole Pharmacy For publication in your paper 1 fur ^ r* 0 *• Diraaher and daughter. cycle dealer of Orlandrt and well krmwn an.u p'r* drug »tore Obh herewith record of rneteorologi- May. returned to Daytona Beach Frito every one in this section of Florida Ira S. Malhes, who had charge of the cal ohaervation* taken tty the under- day after «(»ending «eventI days with Mr. »a s either killed or committed suicide preecription department of the I .awwon aigned aa a cooperative observer ol the Thrasher, who b kept in Sanford by the in Lake Lucerne in Orlando last Fri­ Pharmacy has assumed hb old duties Weather Bureau of the U. 3. Depart- m» n>’ duties (,i h“ ,M’U ortW “ *UI*Tday. The following account of the with the new management. Mr. Maines ment of Agriculture during the week intend,-nt of public instruction of Setnfinding of the body is from the Orlando-* with hb broad smile and pleasant greetr~ , i ÍUporter-3tar. . -. u r-. .•* TKeTnatnlmcntal reading are from • and surrounding irctiuns, and ibe Sam -. The Iwdy of Jacob Shannibarg.-r was N O T Ñ T É W ^ fe Ó R T A X E S FO R tW O YEARS j "government «landard instruments ex- ! after an absence of several years. Ills inole b tod«* congratulated upon secur­ found floating in latke Lucerne thb at- 3S posed in tho manner recommended by home is in Boston, but he has In-on travtenioon, shortly after two o'clock. The S , (^ ttlV E R V IE W L O T S ing hi* service*. the Chief of .the Weather Bureau. |cling over Cuba and other countries. Julian Carbon will "■quirt" the de- discovary was mndc by Archie Vivian. W li . Mr. Patton thinks Sanford U the fostVery* respectfully, who first noticed the body floating on llcious soda at the Seminole fountain. II. C. DuBose, |eat growing city in the country and he The imtKnicenl locution of this property on the great (D ate) 8-18-13. With the present managership, the the nurfare near the foot of Main street, Cooprrnfirv will probably settle here later. tributaries of the St. Johns river, where the channel runs accommodating employees and the ex­ where a few months ago two little boys, The Gate City House baa brought celled service we predict for the Sem­ Fred Wilmott and Roy Pounds met a almost direct cast from K iverview to the Atlantic Ocean, Terap«. tur. down the high cost ol living. Only 14.00 inole Pharmacy, as we do for Seminole tragic death in the lake by drowning. W where the city of Jacksonville has built its great quarter m il­ Chsrsrtw per week for tbs finest table board In , successful and profitable Young Vivian reported the matter at lion dollar electric light plant. Where the great munic­ 1 fj d*,r tbs city. »See Parker. 28-tf J” ',,,.,. once, and Marshal Smith was soon on j I ipal docks are* going to be built. Where there are going r-th «i Marganni Wight. Mbs Nellie a the scene with Drn. Bcardall, McKlroyJ -to be-mtHwmv upon millions of dollam spent by privat None P r^ -^ vN H er.-M w rtF en ie Wicker, Mresra. Hal Mr* Appleyard Improving 90-----71 and McKwrn. The -body was drawn' 8-11 capital in the near future for great manufacturing plants, Clear and Ralph Wight, made up a pleasant The fol,owinI from thv Washington. from the lake and carried out on to the 90 70 18 91 69 party who motored to Daytona Beach to Ga ItcporUr wiU be gratifying to the P. C. banka, where cold in death lay Orlando's 13 all are situated by or near to Kiverview, lyin g just to the 94 73 P. C. . s^end the w w k end on Saturday. The m iny (ricndii of Mfm T j , A pp|eyard old veteran hkyrlc dealer. Ho had on 14 east of-u s. This all goes to make K iverview the m ost young tolks were cliaperoned during the lhrough(Jllt thn Should Con- Ids every day clothes, except coat, Just 93 74 ■ 16 " P. c. classy ami desirable property to the great city of Jackson-' 16 91 74 .20 Cloudy pleasant visit by Mrs. Samuel 1 uiwton, (y t|on p,.rmit the will leave Atlanta for as he appeared in hb shop, even having ville. who . la spending some, tunc at the Jacksonville thb week, enrowt* to her l-M® r I * « « in hb vest pock«4, 8 A „ ; 73 Nona T L C . IT *n “ 1B w d x- •• -• old letter from a friend. The fac* about home in Tallahassee: At a recent meeting of the Woman'» Mrs. T . J. Appleyard, abler of Mr*. the eyes give It the appearance o f hav­ Club the matter of the location of the T. M. M o «, who was stricken with par- ing been shot, being picked aa though a new federal building was discussed with alysb on her right side last week just as swan had had hold of it, but in all prob­ considerable interest A resolution was she was ready to depart for her home in ability the places were made by turtle* Little Happenings— Mention Of introduced and adopted, which will be Tallahassee, Kla„ b steadily improving the lake being full of them. Just how Kiverview texiny him over five hundred property presented to the proper authorities, ask­ and Is gradually regaining the use of her long the body has- been in the water b Matters In Brief ing that the building be located some­ body. Considering her extreme ¡lin e« not known, a« at thb writing no one owners all boosting for the Rreat future of R iverview . where near the center of the town, and st the time of her stroke, phyiicians con­ has been able To say just when thye W e have 40 home«, some casting three to fourjthousnnd not on First atreet or on the lake shore, sider her rapid recovery very extra­ saw him last. Some aay two days, , dollars. Three mercantile houses. Boat and launch fac­ while others say that they saw him yes­ as has been suggested. ordinary. Mr. Appleyard and two tory of lurjit* and tfrowinR magnitude. W e huvo now 14' Tampa merchants have so bed the daughters «r iv e d last week and will re­ terday ut hb shop on Church street. Summary O f The Floating Small Talks miles of streets, all set out in shade trees. W e havelfree "mall order house" business, and learned main Until Mrs. Appleyard has recov­ Succinctly Arranged For Hurried public boat and bath houses. We have one of the most the method of keeping money at home. ered sufficiently to make the trip from Herald Readers HARRY TI1AW ESCAPES Of them the Tampa Times aay«: "The Washington to Tallahassee. beautiful 50 acre public parks in the state. R iverview ^Dr. Samuel Pulntoh motored over to merchants of Tampa will guarantee to has many suburbs since its inception, and R iverview *« Daytona Beach on Saturday. duplicate any hill of goods purchased / University’s Large Enrollment Noted Prisoner M oke« Successful geographical loaction is such that it Ls soon going to make /G eorge A. Speer with hb family U out of the city both in quality and price. Tho enrollment nt tho University of Break for liberty its property value far exceed any property about Jack­ Why then send your money out of town Florida, which will reopen on Sept. 23rd spending vacation at the sea shore. Mnttiann, Aug. 17 —Harry K. sonville, and every lot now Innight will make the buyer Closing out all jtopular music at 10c to enrich strangers and starve out your promise* to be the largest in the hbtory Thaw, the »layer of Stanford White, es­ per copy, S. Maxwell. 101-tfc | neighbors and personal friends?" of t[lP |n*titulion. a thousand dollars clear in the near future. W e have a caped from the hospital for the criminal ^-Mr*. Jarnre Cowan and children are Place your orders now for genuine j President Murphree states that more insane tiers this morning at 7:45 a. m. complete telephone service, and an efficient m otor car fines vbiting Mrs." Cowan’s mother near I>e- Bern u a Onion» and R-d tqul Wh to inqniri«* concerning the university, the on the iHitaiJe and a (light like n rocket at a 6c car fan* to the heart of lhe city of Jacksonville. Land. Crystal Wax tor Septi-mtrer drlivery accommodations. etc., have been re­ for the Connecticut stale line, thirty R iverview proprety will make thousands of dollars for ceived than ever before, and that the / Mr. and Mrs. F. J C.onxalre and chit- . wlth '* R* rhllii * * Co 10111 mile* away, accomplished this escape. the owners. Kiverview has made good. Her titles are dren left Saturday lor « visit at Day- . <*- << Hall and family have returned institution i* attracting attention Tonight he was still at large and the perfect, and ns an investment it has no equal. two weekT trip to Coronado throughout the country 1» shown by from tona IJeurh. hospital authorities felt certain he was 1 Gladys Beach. They made the trip by w a g o n ■ the fact that inquiries have been re ¡M r s . Ella Morrb and M i outside the state. Once heyond its and had the time of their life camping coived from many state* have returned from n delightful week's Only months, out and roughing it like pioneers Mr Another fart that mdlcati* n record- boundaries Thaw is free journ at Dfllytonu Beach perhaps, years, of litigation can tiring , llall state* that the road by Cook's breaking attendance is that more r.werHon. Fornsit laike is »¡lending today ferry u a straight litH- from Sanford and vationa have already tx»-n made for the back to M ailm an and then only in one at Jacksonville, lixiking after the nes-cLs if the roaii could shelled it would la- approaching term than ever trefore at a event— that he is adjudged insane in the of the Seminole County Bank. the finest drive in the country and bring similar |wrl<«l 'of the year Gainesville ■tatc to which he ha* tied O W NER •¿-'Mrs. M. E Doyle ami daughter. Mis* the In-arh within easy distance from Sun. Five confederate* manned the *-ur in I I I - I K M I . l H ea rd N ational Bank B ldg. May left yesterday for J’abl . Sanford which Thaw e»cajw<l and n lug black where they vsill »js-nd n month _______ _ -1r- A t m ,'jtJ l = J ACKSON VILLE, FLORIDA limousine which trailed it |>u»t the of the music departthe f’eepfe ( Senitnnle ( ounlj \ Saniord s Temperature I $10.00 Down And I $5.00 Per Month lt^^ r ^nrt TTray remain north unti is® *^ **»■«-sFT"'SM BSI ] r c «¡r s c n r u ja m J fl Li '. M * wi ’ * I Som ething T6 C on sid er IN AND ABOUT THE CITY - w I - S m B , •* 'M PERSONAL ITEMS 0E INTEREST ■l’a • ‘Ü 1 Dr. E. H. A R M ST R O N G I’lace your order» for Crystal Wax onion seed with L, R. i'hllips &. Co. 1U1 Mrs. Geo. A DeOotU* who left the end of the wis-k for Asheville, N , »ill 9|X‘Tlt the next few week* there. The police have the d*»*merit of the Woman'« (Tub. held this Having located the ofBew of tho ckrk asylum gate afternoon in the club r'Hiini the office of °f Seminole county circuit court in the cription of Thaw's confederati* and the honorary chairman wus creali-d for the wcond floor of th<‘ court house at Fah- n«m<* under which they regubtered nt jiurpoee ol conferring that honor upon ford 'formerly the Welbornr Block) I a local hotel Friday night and an- »»e k ­ Mrs. Fannie S Munson, who organ- take thb means of inviting every Inhab- ing them Mr and Mr*. J H. Overman spent ixj-«I the music- club several yu-ars ago, Rant of said county to come in and make The h'wpitnl authorities liehevo»] that Sunday ut Coronado Beach, making and who hu* done much toward devel- yourself ut homy, I he otlu-»«* OH* Nos Thaw hati tl»-d to the shore of l^mg oping the musical talent of Sanford. 2, 3 and 4 in the second Boor of tho Island Sound and txiarded a ynrht the trip by tho New Smyrna route. building and we will never Im* to busy to waiting with ste«m up to rush to Eur»|N> v M r v J { ' Bennett left last week for Her friends are glad that this honor has was so well tic- , ses* our friends and patrons. The been given where it Christiansburg, Va., where she will |clerk's otttce is your office and we want spend the rest of the summer visiting served. to *»•»■ every one rohie there for business, The "White House," [byUuut lU-ach. relative* infnrmstlnn nr [or the pleasure of \i»il Mr and Mr- U I Shell» Hand daugh­ Fin. Sf>*H-inl rnten to summer guiwt-s mg with fnendv Jl 60 |a»r day or D > to $ M fier week. ter. Helen and Julia luting left WediuaF A. DOUGLASS. day for u couple of weeks »tuy at Coro Write for reservations, W. F’. A K. It All lo c a l AévcrtHcmcnli Inder I h l» < lerk of Cirruit Court, Ayre*, Propr’s. 99-9tc Mrodln« three Cent» a Lins t neh Issue rtado Btach. Seminole County. Seed beds with the white covering Mr«. Sturtevnnt left loxt .Saturday for Lost Bunch keys, several National a week's vbit with her parents at Glen look like tented encampments. All ^ Saloon Men are Scared Cash register and other krys, ami one St. Mary. Mr Sturtevnnt accompan­ kin<b of farm work is going forward now The saloon keepers of Marion county store key No. 161467 and the winter cropping season will Finder please ied her u* far as Jacksonville. »»Km be m full blast throughout the are justly scared up over the wet and return to Herald office 104-lfc Seerral nice office rooms to rent. celery delta Haying is not over with dry election to take place there next Mint Fell at Once at Sacrifice Nicr| Peoples Bank Building. Apply at the yet. there never wu» such fine hay and so month, and have greatly rurtaih-d thei. five room cottage, with t.ath <i»-»iruble Peoples Bank for Information. 104-tf much of it hi'fnre field corn u> a bumper past credit system. It is »aid that those location Call r( j«e»t»»ffii'e 10g-2c f, M r* Junir H KoumilUl and Baljih I crop; iiwi-ct (MitaliM* are lieiklllg firir. in Dunnelloi will not even extend credit Wiitit»-<1 Busiiu-a' (»artmo »itli five left Sunday aftermAm for M l Kagb com (tea* are u »plemiid crop and will to their ccujlf'etilor». and want cash wit | or six hundred dolUni to take half in­ Tennessee. They will a[tend 'H,vrr“ 1 scam be cut for fielder except in some i order on urrrything Bets are frequent weeks at the mountain renorta ol Tenwhere th«-y turn this under for b ode red that the county will go dry, terest in paying iiusinesa in Sanford. 10H-2tr neasee. Wfuskey is cer Aiblnoa P (). Box 961 fertllixcr. Some are shipping egg jilsnta with fe* tl any takers F'or SaleA good general purjixaM' tainly doomed in that county.—Inver Miaa A. M. Dickins passed through I and peppers yet. horse, without blemish arid tn good con-1 news Chronicle. Sanford yesterday, en route to Ala- i lj4Wl Friday. njght Mr and Mr> dition. Will exchange for good mule. > buma Before returning to Tampa in Durham U .wU rhaperon.q a mirr>. psr. Call on or phone. F F' Dutton. San­ the fall, she will vbit severalf»oints in t). of youn| p ^ p ,. on „ moonlight elTo the I-sdIc» ford. F'U. 102-tf Georg.a and Florida. cursion in the launch "Nettle" with Members of Leagues, Sxrctetles or (JocmI F'arm for Kent ('satin Garden) Richard Hoolehan b in the city this Roy T illb in charge. After ar- tui|ds cohnecte<l with the churches of week to drive the big eight inch well for riving at Blue Sprlrfgs dehriou.« ic* cream ..Sanford are cordially invited to call nt on traction line, thro»* mil** from city. the Light and Water Co. Richard b and cake won* ocrvcl. Among the Thp Herald offire and inspect a piano Farmed for five years, all tiled, two good now living in Jacksonville, where he has p*rty were M ine* Annie Dixos, Claudia ,|llU wyj given by The Florida Grew- flowing well*, barn and outshed. Rent­ Address Mnf. Cora all the well driving he can handle. Townsend, Winnie Smith. Cuasie TilMp** to such League, society or ed cheap (or cash Holllnger, Canastota. New York. t-Klr. and Mr*. B. F.Whitner, Jr., and I lb. Matwl Bradley, Mnybdle Wood- guj|d t[|at would like to have one. No 102-tfr family left yesterday to spend sovera) borne; Messrs. Smith, Highes. noy ot(,Pr t.njx-r in thb state has ever made í! f -8 a m m m m x x tm m : THE GOODS fl We certainly hare ihem...anything you could want that any drug store carries The quality Is good-..we look out for that. The assortment 1» Mg The pricer* are right — trery fair. WA N T S ? ;’rT ¿a B THE SERVICE To ser»r you best U our policy. To please you Is our endeavor. In service we excel because we take unusual means to provide comfort convenience and ssllsfsctlon In every deal. THE DRUGGIST This is the logical plarr at which to trade because you grt what you want and you know It Is right. Da all your alore trading at Seminole Pharmacy TH I N IA N K IT DRUQ A T O M PHONN 171 :xxxxxxxxxxxxtxxxxxxxx: 2 i: Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. V ONLY AUTH O RIZED B0TTLER8 OP * m A F'or Cash Ib-ntal or^Share F'urniing—- \ days with Mr. and Mrs. S. (>. Chase in Maxwell, Harry Walker, Oscar Sp»-er th0 Idterul offer that the Florida GrowF'our acre* tiled land. Two cultivated their plrosant bungalow, recently erect and Henry I’ urdon. pp, Sew* makes i . J two years but not tiled. House and ed In their orange grove near O r l a n d o . ___________________ . - -— — -----r* ‘ barn on place; 2 )« mile* west of city. ’■ Dettef place your order now for Cry»K.nn.r-Ap.lhrhrr I’ .rrn l. »re Inlrrp.ted 2 F’ ine Mowing W. 11«. Addnwa W, P. O. . . MANUfACTUHFIRS OF G ING E R ALE AND SODA WATERS “ w “ ■ " a " ' m U d* 0 ’ * » B~ 1* * " * , A J ,.b h wrddlnK . . . on. .1 rh. Old -<■<-'W o * . ■- ................... . Box 893. 98-tf L. R. Philip« & Co. 101-tf , P H O N E 21 happy and unusual events that occurred ■Lout fifty |*'rrent of the price of tlaF'or Sale—-100 White Indian Runner y H . L. Gibson retorned hom* Sunday in the Drealitbh houoe of Orlando Sun-, new’ ,*00,ü' at an>" wb#n’ th,*y * r<‘ ducks st a big h:irgu|n. Write far afternoon from two week»' vacation day momihg. - ;Oofil^, The reri** of t»»si books odopted prie«» U. S. Mikcadl. Sanford, IL R, 2. ■pent among the mountains of North The rohtractlng parties were Mr. A. in 1911 will be used in Seminole county 97-tf Carolina. Mr*. Gibson and daughter. Kanner of Sanford to MUs Fannie this year, thereby displacing the old F'or Rent---Eight room house with Mba Lillian will remain several weeks 'w - **» ■• Apatheker. the ceremony being solemn «erica. L. K Fiiilil* A Co carry a full bath. Well located. Apply to A. P. longer; s 104-Up U»d by Rabbi Wichtcnapcid at the home stock of text b»Miks required. Connelly. 90-tfc ' / M r*. W. E. Gore of Orlando, who has o( K. K bimer. The marriage wax wltF ’or Rent No. 708 I ’urk Ave., (jltt been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr*. neesed by a Urge number of the Jewbh Big Fliruraion William Hothamly for several day« re­ friends of the city, who had assembled Excursion to Woodland 1’ark, Launch r - ^ . bnth. e W u k lightfc gas furcopkturned to her home Sunday afternoon in the home th*t had been beautifully.., Alma May and Mamie will leave city Ing. Apply to H. C. Du Base, over Ten Cnt Store. 94-tfe ' and was accompanied by Mr*. A. B. decorated-for the t-'caslon. dock at 2Æ0 p m.. Sunday, 26»- round ■'• - ,i* Wallace. Wanted— Honest, comj>etent share K6-Fr»-tf Mr. Kanner b a prominent merchant trip. . (Jtn 4 th S t . S a n fo r d A v c . „ cropper or would rent for coming season, I ^ C ip t and Mr*. R. H. Marks have re­ of Sanford, and a tirother to Mr. K. * ' , ^ ' lb* Sanford (Vb*r\ Farm now in co w -j The firtt and only Ice Cream Factory in Seminole County. ii.iijw-kwutw.Ti-thx* -•»»»--'»-•Notice Horw O w n e r » turned, from a few ( » u» and in high slate of cultivation, H. L. Duhart U’now prepared to take car* of the ice cream huxinei* tjeaefi, wRej1 « the genial Captain regained., r,*y- Thl* bride b "f New York but I have u first c!*s* i*ij» rt tur— »I '» r t'l'lr»-»« F!. Valrille, Sanford, F'lu 92-tf ( for the paat year has nade. her home In of. thb lection. Be muted when you ire eating «orne of the new hb health and hie returns full oT renewed Givo bim a trial F or Rent loirge front room. Mr*. factoryi icecream that you are eating the,Lett. This factory is pre­ vigor to talqe up hb rwai estate and no­ Orlando., Aft»*r a bridal toUf of the east W H Indi-fwiiod R. I- Jonea. 206 Bark avenue. 72-tfc thdy will make their future home In San­ pared to uke care of both the retail ana wholesale trade. A ll or» tary work. ' 1 'V , 94-tf ford.— Reporter-Star. deri promptly cared for. Best Meab In Sanford for |4.00 per L. R. Philip* will have a full supply of ; week. Most homo-liko hotel In town. genuine Bermuda Onion oeed in SeptA glimpse at any man * mail will con- Transients and regular boarder* find a “TFT ember. ' 101-tf , L" The ph" « « r 3=5 *U I! The Lawson Laws _ V Pharmacy has been »old vince you that while you can compel a ' welcome at reasonable r a t«. St. Johns daughter uf ; to M f. J. C. f l étolUr òl FT M¿ada,' who man to accept an education you can1/ H o tel, A. W. Wa then« Prop.,' 42DPTr*f Mr. and Mr*. J a m « Mcl * hb j being loy*I to and believing In the future make hJm learn to »pell. Street ' >1 am ICE CREAM FACTORY " " “ Eor Engraved Cards See The Herald w ‘ - --------------■■W ir I;« _ 1 - •iS - v ■T, -• 'V •: , , i T Î^ÊÈËÊÊ1 - -- . * - _ 4 : ... I _ ■ • ‘ •» 1 *" • . ‘ — 'Jrjfll '- t l ¿ S h , - \ �m THE \^ _F V £ 5 K - - C . Tk-.i August ]3i ls, j HERALD a hundred or more feet away. The the p r o c e c d in ^ i ^ m^ U 5 U ^ i M W » N A T Ï Ï R F !l ture operator and the man at the ph Reed’s pof it ion andtvnioved the fieu- ^ *1AJ l i f t i s — I I r t I U IV L t ,, graph arc cohnected by indepentl telephone, and the picture sheet fa governor from office on the ground Budget of Opinion «“ Just Be­ tenant transparent, so that thejC^ooi.. of ineligibility. The Ur.itcd State» su­ ! Being A Treatise On The Fol­ tween You and Me.” ofwrutor may watch thr J P ? •T ore u ?h premo court then upset the removal of lies And Foible* O t-M an ­ the curtuin during tliw. Aire i>erfF * ] Gleason Its lieutenant governor, and kind In Sanford ance and keep the synchronizer in ^ with the incoming of the newly-elected : feOt tune, so that there is n [¡ei\tf tVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT legislatori on the first of January both j , flf R J . H O L L Y unison between sound and motion, houses with vacane)« filled, recog nIted j , ^ Governor Reed cm! the lmj»oachment r„ r s' lP T lifr l -ta Among * Y e - fw k lirr t f t a *dvrr ‘nbflceiT how many 1 are living {wopi« behind the picture, ond rolli», He’ll Prent ’f m " suggestions the average man. can offer suiting every gesture with Uie spoken So Soya Saunterer. Who shall decide when doctor» and i on something that you are doing7 word or musical note. physiologists disagree. At the Hattie J. L. Miller is having a new brick „ .. . . A tarmar went to tom 'In »p»mi Creek, ,Mich., sanitarium, Dr. Kellogg building construct«! next to The Herald ’’ the nl“ ,' t * ‘at Bom» ot hi* hard M r w l dough. And in a nwrry J«ct, and fuit insists ihat two meals In the twenty-four office and the front will be Of buff brick W1,‘ * ^ and he tickets are now VTo »how hla M ilitino »hill, hour» are enough, and that ono should with htlca fillings. Aliout sjx different “ II« printod hU tnlttab «It " leM™ “ # Tho ,ow A brand n«w dottar bill. always retire at night on an empty stom­ people in passing by had sixteen differ- Jr,re ™ dogbt, attract a It« »{writ that dottar that au I day, Dova In Ih» vUUm> »tor». ach. But here comes Flynn, the cele­ ent suggestions to offer about the color, ,argP crowd of Ud! ~ “ nd childrcnHa thought twa» fona (orator'than brated English physiologist who tell* u* of mortar to be used on the brick. One And haw n H w rami Il ut tong twior» tha jraar rallad by that It, is not while we work and worry thought it should be black, another ’ Notice Oaa day ha went in All A neighbor*» order, and recaired over the affairs of life that we grow old. blue, another green, another yellow and i Teachers’ Examination in and for SUL That (ante mm dollar Lit! I t is while we sleep. (tow — m ha »pent that do}!*/ blit m Jify^when M iy M i.lcz. wasiiL.rJvajiflir, ¿janiiiiola county-will bo held at Sanlas'kb owa Mtafabarhood, _ Mr. Flynn leads up to this conclusion Contractor Shlnholser « t i l e d tl*e que*- fOTd, Tuesday, Sept. 2nd. Whan It would do Mma»U and triaddi Tha moat amount of pood through’ hL* advocacy of the midnight tion by making it white and what promFor white teachers, in the High School; Four timaa In too y*an It mm» bark, * A» aoma had penni*« will. dinner’plan. V r _________ l Lied to be an international war-ha* beta and for colored teachers-in. Hoppers' ! And aarb t iw h«*dfw owe at»d rpaod Academy. TbW marked on« doUor MIL ’ N o midday luncheon for brain work­ settled without bloodshed. Had ho boan wtaa that dollar reifbt * er*,” said Mr. Flynn. It impairs the This building businew i* chock full o f___An examination fee of one dollar Fach fla In town today, llut Jot two yurt aft> mental powers and interrupts .the -train, suggestions. When we built our beau-, will be required. 11« not It far stray. - . Tha paepW oho rendred It then tiful and stately “ hungaloo” with ac­ D. U TH R A S H E R , of thdught.” 1 know haro (ot It Milt, 102-6tc Supt. Then Mr. Flynn proceeds to advocate cent on the loo on Sanford Height* my wife, who is a very trusting sOul tried a before-going-to bed meal. “ It Is nec­ No caore will that marked dollar . Com# into th# (innff'i essary to repair the waste that goes on at to absorb nil the advice that her friends To My Friend* . And nevermore will It Mp to pay The taase on b a Ulada. night,” he aald. “ The waste, of a long offered and for a time it seemed to me Some ono of you borrowed my farm Ha put* It where It drew ran night of fast is beyond raluclation. The that I was the only person In town that level. Please return it as I need it now. Ita work at 1?« hittfii |fa broufhl about tha Hvinf daatlr stomach should be well filled with nour­ was not being consulted about the build­ Of that one dollar Mil. 102-tfc J. N. W H IT N E R . ishing food to counteract the loss. This ing. Had a list of those suggestions 0 O o — been compiled and printed the work ^ There are rumors of wet and do* is especially true of aenemic personswould have been wbrth considerable to Mr. Flynn points out the fact that flection In Seminole county but only the many people who intend to build This is a prescription prepared espec­ rumors, because those who would have most persona look pale’and fagged when and are ignorant of condition* until ially for M ALARIA or CH1LL& A N I) It changed know that the majority of they rise in the morning. " I have heard put wise by their well meaning friend*. i FEVER.. F’ive or six dost* will break the people want no change, consequent­ doaens of friend* aay.they look five year* \ any ruse, tjnd if taken then ns a tonic ly there will h v jio open «Aloons In San­ older on Vising than retuiring, and it U. If thw* same »^ e s tio n s ™uld have been put in force the carpenters would the Fever will not return. It acts on true. I f you would not'grow old while ford for *ofne time to come.haye been working out there yat and the livrr bettor than Calomel and does you sleep, lw sure you are well nourished « a a 't jr *•' like the temple of ancient history it not grii>e or sicken. '4&c. -% I see by The Herald that a fellow by before retiring. The body ages faster would have been fearfully and wonder­ the name of C. S-.Uhker was in the town from hunger than from time.” fully constructed. • * • < last week getting’ up some kind of de­ . . , , I There U a wonderful fascination about velopment game, That namo struck ^ I have lived In Sanford almost since ■a„ new , nd n0 |louse h„ evt„ me on the funny bone, so to speak and the d ty started and I am free to say th at! ^ mw]p „ yet to conforr to ,ho va|,. . I couldn’t help but think what would never before niu it *eemed to me the . , . .. . ^ .. « . . . . ,i4<* idean of the genera I public, hveryhave happened if the printers had made p ftCT* hen Rurh a gloriouj» chance to make t > . . iU , . f ^, . t , body uanU to go through a n«% house a mistake like they sometimes do with good. All it needs now . the united und cha ¡, u„ , round. Th, roonui my copy and had left out the period effort of the pusher, to make this one o f , ^ , |oo , „ ip 0f (o0 antl /tanti after some of the letter«. Msde It C. the finest and largest cities in the cen­ npver does th*- builder get them placed j ’ Expert Itrp airin j; qf all kintln j) Sucker for instance. Sounds like George tral south Florida. That bulkhead prop­ in th* proper position. DeCottcs’ suit. If I had a name like osition should never tie tost sight of and it it tan Tfie contractor has my sympathy. I that I would take It to the laundry and I hope tho city council will stay on the believe he come* nearer being in my 123 W . First Street have It dono over. job until it is finished. We talked about rluas than any other man on earth #.• • , this bulkhead twenty years ago but it ; Sanford - * Florida ¡; t • • • * t Politics promise some warm num­ always ended in talk for no oae had the The aldermen certainly hate thembers this fall and there will lie many nerve to take the initiative and then changes in the personnel of th« mayor ’ j u#t nliout thr time we did muster up solve* m the matter of improvements, and city council, if nil that Jack D avl-‘ the nerve the freeze came and wr had and in a little jaunt over the city 1 note f Son and several other* of the Gridiron other things to attract our attention that there are some mighty fine «treeiH O T E L ^ W a Club tdl me ia true. It M almost cer* * besides bulkheacHngr But now the timeIx-uig grad»'ll and leveled in and near tain that a bunch of young and most ¡* rip« »nd a* soon as the bond inane and around the residence* of the pres­ progressive men will take the affairs of is passed the council can take care of ent city council. They even go into E U H O H K A N ,P L A N the city in hand and they say there will |this bulk heading scheme very nicely the country lanes and grade and make A 0A M 3 AO D 0 *W 13 S T U C tta road* if the> can find one of their numROOMS 73 C t N T S ! be nothing left of old party line* or pol- And by the way, this U the day to go to WITH PRIVATE OATH. SI V PL R PERSON. I tics. That the proper slat» will soon ] the poll* and pas* the issue, I have not r that- »ill l*i tiene filed thereby, JA C K SO N V ILLE , TLA. bo made up, and it will be made up-*o beard much nl/out the election for bond* Now SanfordHeight* ia one of ttie finest fine that it will sweep the hoards. and supjKiae every one is heartily in resilience sections in the state of Florida Several of the young men at th» A. C. E. favor of It. It w|ll certainly put San- »nd yet it languishes for improvement* ahopa nre anxious to take n hand In *hap-1h>rd on «»* y street nntl give the rity liecause we have no representation in Ing tho municipal ship of state and w ill, council something to work with and they the city council, lt almost makes me enter the lista with the big following of can round out the remainder of their foolish enough to become a candidate iheir employees lichind them. In u term with some good work to their for tlw position myself ami to hfild it tt*v»| lhrou|h w w f f l * m i tifaina in ij I do not hlnmc them for l<eing long enough to get a road arid •idcwnlk* few weeks I will get up some political rredit thru uvrt i ht hr t • it*i » « u h l c t «n>l K i t f r ? dope that will keep the reader* from so economical for they have certoinlj to tiw Heights. L’ndereund me, I do H itriM f r f f i i i xn»t * fUiKw jtn u an ou i m lot going to sleep and may cause nevrrnl had their trouble», til course we can not blame the t»ld> rrnen (or looking out 4 t)a D ( u k * In i b iU iti( r c M c K fn io f f w h t * iravrl iK roufh H trail it atHrut four disgruntled people from borrowing their all find fault with them and tell them for ihemsclvi» for thi- ii human nature, exactly what they should have done hut in looking out ior their own prop­ home on ihctr w io ft im i lr |L and the Ir u t neighbor'* Herald Tor several weeks. •peel of phoaplimoua patte will kill a but doing it with u depleted treasury is erty they ought to make a mistake now too, M a tif peraofia die in th ii wgy «nd *(ii • + »‘ something e l « . Now that the liond and then and incldcnfally try and do B e r n known urhat killed them. 1 A wife must prepare her husband'* Issue is passed we can look for something something for other peojije's property. 4 Ymj do know that it a chicken rata an indinner, but he Is not justified in boxing The aldermen would like to get rid of w tl that haa U r n killed *>uh a patfr, it it a good. her husband's ear* if she fails to do it. dead chickru and if a d**| raia the vhtekrn Sanford Heights, for they consider the Much is the syllabi» of a recent decision if ia a drad d * |. «ml if i hurrard rata the people out there tis recnlritrnnt children, D R IK D C A N T A L O U P E N O W ij«i| it ii a drad huuurd of a learned court In New York. te.it like die darkey they "did not come It seems that a man went home from here nhil it.ey aint gulne nwny*‘ anil his work to gel his dinner. On arriving D i s c o « c r y W i ll T u r n In 1‘ fu fit M illio n * niter the ciij of Sanford dragged them o f W a s te d S m a lle r O n e s » t his residence he found neither wife Contain» no |k>u u ii and haa rvo udof, and into the city limits by the scnjfT of jhe one application will rid any h#mr o f all nor.food. Then h? start«! out of the ! * » Angeles, Aug. 18. With the per­ neck it will he little enough for the city fo«ehe», anta, bedbugs and other h) tret a. house and met hi* wife on tho street, re­ fection of experiments now going on of Sanford to lake projier care of them 29c a Box at A ll D r u g iJ a t a turning from u temperance meeting. California will givu to the wurld_another and uil the other suburbanites. Alder­ ^ ------------------ r j The husband forthwith administered luscious dried fruit- tlm dried” canta­ man Hand informs me that the road to auch punishment as, In hfcl opinion, the loupe. • They will turn into profit some Sanford Heights will lie repaired this gravity o f the wife's offense warranted, of tho millions nf small rantaloupcs left week and if it is all the inhabitant* will and the wife had him arrested for as- in tho fields every year. Thomas D. have heart disease. aault and battery. McCall of El Centro, accidentally disThe caa« went to court, and tho judge,; tK„ flno qua||(iM of t,1P tiricU TH E TA LK IN G FUTURES placed the husband under liomls to k « p ar,ic|e McCftll hui) Uum(’ ,,d „ grrtl tlw peace. He also said to the wife:— | |heap of eantalou|>es to one side, several ’ ’ You-woman, go home, anil temperance breaking open. These dried ond threw ('(eating t ’urtxidcrablc t ommcnl Arming the People of Sanford meeting or ho temperance nujeling, have out suvrh a fine aroma that McCall was your husband's dinner ready when he attracted and tasted them. They were Capacity business ha* twen g. tting wants' it.” excellent and now cantaloupe growers the presentation of Edison*« Kinetophone are drying all of their small melons. more commonly called "The Tnlking W e have a dealer in your 5It 1» interesting to compare tho Sub The dried variety is said to have a much Pictures," which will lie demonstrated town retailing our xer impeachment case in N'ew York finer flavor than the freah fruit. at the Imperial Theatre. with the impeacffnwt# of a Florida gov­ The Kinetophone program will l>e as ernor away, bacjl In i#68x^ The present varied as possible, so as to include illus­ V Gushing Is Married generation of Floridians wefe small j jc >p Cushing of Oviedo, w ho for some trated monologue, solo work, both vocal children wh*n this ociqrred^ ’ Ice Cream— because h e time has held a lucrative position in the and instrumental; rhoruse*, comedy, . On November 6, 1B68, i V Florida; dry goods department of the 0 . W. Hyde Shakespearean renditions and other thinks that ¡t is better than hotwe o f representat^VTs Im^achcd Gov- i Company, .¿rpris«! hi* friend, h e r e 'll specialties, but this is only the lieginthe other fellow*. W e ernor Harrison Reed { a ! « - j rcUirninK FHdgy evening from hh vaca- nlng. Thè important event* of our na make special creams for . hood and lying on M L i M i t r h i . of tkm ttcconi|milil.d by „ ch„ m|ntt bridc. tionul development and the signal lights ■j Incompetency, o ( qtQkwfoTly declaring who»o genius- ha* brought us into the Festivals—Banqueti—Recep­ " . - vacant many « a t * ip ,,b e leglslajutfr, ^ M r . Cushing w»nt f i u t o Blue Springs, higher pianta of mental, spiritual and tions and Weddings. • O r­ Ì .o f rmb^zJumcht .frp m ;U *. statu.trewe where he attend«! a d ie u » party, worldly prosperity will be recorded imder it through our dealer in ury. tnjiia MUs ury and of cofriiptlon cofrt.ptIon nb d bribery fn.hL* . Dpon' n. vcr>’ ,ttrlc tiv* pcrUhably for coming generations. young lady of Art ton, Ala., was a mem­ * your town. «ppointmenis. It might not be amiss to devotif n ber of the party. The two have long This foimidalde fcrrit-i of »harges was little space in n partial explanation of been Jriepda > a r , their friendship had ■" “ “ ,T , 1 u “ n 01 preaented for trial Jo eignt.dseirtitor», j i«. ... .. . i c,dison a greatest paradox. People have there being so nûiiy vpeundu* . that thI tHêy journeyed to Valdosta, where on eight was * a majority. The impeach'T Ï S Ice Cream sets a standard aniBiing synchronism of sound and mo­ »•rnoon at 1 o'clock they . ment had automatically suspend«! Reed Thursday, «fieri tion. T o satisfy this curiosity let it be of purity and deliciousness murrluge in the Finit *. from, pfllc« until the conclusion of thé ^ n murn said that like all great Inventions the that others find hard to fs!~ ; T .^ r Leu». Gov. William H (î^ason J ch.Urcb' ' principle is a simple one, but thu medical low. issued a proclamation announcing thkl ^ A .telegram was r «-ivet; he,e an­ problems are very great. To keep the be had taken poaaoMion o f the office of nouncing the eventj and friends, half motion picture machine (In the balcony, jgovemor, and thè Jury adjourned tò Ih» belilving, half doubting, met the train to across the auditoriumjln perfect unison FOR SALE BY .finit of Um following January. When. face for themselves.” and the youn*. * ith tho colossal phonograph on the ?" 'w _ i • tho senate refuted to taka the same ltd-“ couple wtro showered.with good, wishes. atage a system of silken belts are emand rMrarC uahinr have-apart' * J * Gleason adjourned it bimselfplayed In a double aerie», propelled by fnents at the residence of Dr. and Mre. electrical power and paaalng through a T,” F. Thomas, Wort Main and Church synchroniser, which gives absolutely SANFORD, FLORIDA . 1 '¿Pfe J tfteU .— Gainesville Sun. consonance between sound os produced ! a \ CURBSTONE GLEANINGS SANFORD I IIIJ H V I I I N T I I I r H IIIIIIIia V «»prenic court to p » on the legality of euch a universal food? People ate soda crackers in the __old days, it is true— but they jyom a barrel or* box and took them home in a paper bag, their crispness and flavor all gone. Uneeda Biscuit—io d a crackers better than any ever made before — made in the greatest bakeries in the w orld—baked to perfection ‘ — packed to perfection— kept to perfection until you take them, oven-fresh and crispy from their — protecting package. Five cents. N A T IO N A L BISCUIT COM PANY NO. 666 . rr*. A fire-proof Ì! Theo. Schaal ii J e w e le r pP5 iff. K - K t - Tha word UPnotusedat Safe in your necessarily burglar-proof—and a safe that is both fire and burglar-proof is a very expensive and cumbersome thing 'It is also an invitation to thieves that yon have valuables in your house that are worth trying for. ^ Put that which you can’t replace in one of our Safe |Deposit Boxes. Our steel vaults w ill protect you from fire and Yale Locks not only keep out burglars but jpvc you absolute privacy. G IÜ Don’t Have Roaches In Your Home Ashe’s Roach Pepper PO I N S E T T I A POINSETTIA j • - home is not Peoples Bank of Sanford A tlantic C oast L ine 3TRAINS to the East DAILY O *T A N U A U t> . Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Daily Jacksonville .... Savannah .. . ___ Charleston Richmond Washington Baltimore \V. I'htlatlrlphia New York R A lU iO A ll OF TH E No. 82 8:16am 12:26pm 4:50pm 6:05nrn h'tfijim 10 (lOnm 12 20pm 2:31pm SOUTH No. 86 2:20am 6:20pm 10-36pm 10:)6um 1.'Ufipm 2:46 pm 5 26pm 7:60pm No. 80 7:66pm 12:10am A 05pm 8:0Opm 11 fiOpm 1 I turn 3 |0um 6 OOuiii Steel Pullman iar» of the highest i Iusb Operated on all train* Dining c»r* on train* Nos, H2 Hfi Local Sleeper to.Savannah opersied on Train 81). For Information and reservation apply A. W . F R IT O T Division Passenger Agent 138 W. Bay’ Street Jacksonville, Florida xxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxxx CLOSING OUT SALE On Markham Park Lots O N L Y 2 3 - LEFT , >. For 30 day« only, commencing Aug 1st, *$10 buys a lot and $5 per month without interest. - PRICE FROM $100 UP ■ _ t Don't miss this sale. It'* the opportunity of your life to get you a home or make money is invtstment. Special prices on nice homes and lots close in. la m posted on city property and can give you the best prices and . best terms. See me before the advance. N. H. GARNER XXXXXXXXXXXXXXJXXXXXXXXXXXX Thrasher'sPharmacy- A 2 5 c W ant - A d. in The Herald Rent Your House For �� 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 19, 1913 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 19, 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>, August 19, 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/457eb14483f6687756ef0d339e6b0b0b.pdf bb8177298dd89456505d05e4132bf80e PDF Text Text ,ï . ¡ t- T f OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN .PUBLISHED bVV T H E SAJsJFORB / .V • I à SPO T S A NFORD— LijeI» OF THE W OULD "1 / ON TUESDAYS' AND FRIDAYS "í N um ber 1 SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y AUGUST 21. I« 1 3 ■s = -. b ® te V -~ : .L .iC a su - V e lu m * s New Bank Starts Next Month *. 'a.< (* l i i-r L - si • ■s s v IT fth Ir ' • ¿ a tim e to devote to the city’s affairs and Was honored by the |>eop|e two terms as m ayor and two term* as Representative from Orange county, lie has always been identified with public affairs and is a progressive of the pronounced type being president of the Commercial Club in the forefront of all public mntHc is also a director in the Heard tional Hank of Jacksonville and is red and esteemed not only in Sanbut throughtout the state of Flor- t * i Mental Anguish Bill For Seminole’s Capital Tried By The Author ---------------♦ ___________ Iwße and lucrativo practico in tibi chosen Sanford T h e First City In T h e j* ta tc ami it is encouraging every young profession. Ho is also n largo property Futhcr Stokes Will Test The week’ to take an active ntterest In the South For Streets ;man who has a desire to be educated owner. office. Mr. Walton former!) nerV-ownM an Bill Of His Creation ! here. I mm the cot and tho hovel, J. C. Honnett is a well known engineer interest In the paper and acted os etlHor. from the middle m an's homo and from Article! O f Incorporation Give* Name* on the A. C. L. who haa made Sanford but « year or two ago he sold hia in te r^ t With The Many Streets Now Being the_man.nu.mmd palace come boys to this O f Prom inent äuiin ei* Men Of Other Nf »» And Bit» O f G ouip to his partner, _N. his home for many yearn and owns valuJOdlerr- and . , , JLlktiiSajoXurJ.il** More Mile« »institution. Here all labor together on al»le real estate here, having confidence Gleaned From Here And < / Seminole County turned to his former home ip KentuckyN tho »ami- commojj toils and under the . O f Brick Streets in the city. . A couple of weeks since he visited here There In Florida * same conditions, and become men to­ Tho Seminole County Hank t* the AV- H. Wight is in the wholesale groami tho lure of Orlando was so strong1 With all tho brick paving already put gether; have the »am ambitions and ram e of Sanford’s intoat hanking insti- eery businoaa and is not only prominent John P. Stoken, rcprescnt tiig Dr. C. W. ;tu tion— article* of incorporation in local circle* but in the state where ho down on Sanford atrects the city council hopes and go out from these doors wcl D ’AIembcrte, has brought suit against that he again purchased hia former in­ terest in the paper and will become a per­ is going ahead with tho good work and a fitted ta bccomejgading citizens in every '* »re published in this issue and will be is well and favorably known. thé Western Union Telegraph Company manent resident. Mr. Walton is an gang of men are busy this week finishing walk of life, & fr jr occupation, every in the circuit court at Pensacola, and ¿-of intercot to the public, as every one F. L. Woodruff hardly needi an Inexperienced newspaper man and a gentle* * has been on the qul vive for m sh £ d ij* trodaction to tho people of Sanford, the stretch on French avenue from Sev­ profession and cVfcry caJfijW çf signifi­ claims $2,gP0 for negligence and ciroman 'o f the true southern type. He enth street to Ninth street. This will cance in this state Is reprewnied in the awaiting the announcement of the in- having lived here from hia infancy and leaness on the part of the telegraph « a bright future for Orlando and make a belt line of brick almost two. ¿tu d en t 1 tudent body.Aim all alike are receiv* ■corporatora and directors and officers. been Identified with the business Intercompany in handling a message. It la vicinity. • •* miles in length and will give the publief bile Wjtohe h beat that modern education haa Tho original incorporators are alleged that a few weeka ago Mrs. eata of Sanford in many wayi. He two routes to the depot. f&offer. The criticism that some in­ follows: own« farming lands, city real estate', is The Atlantic Coast Line also has a stitution» stand for class education and D’Alemberte was visiting In North Caro­ Kick on Garbage ( Forrest Lake. D. L. Thrasher. A. T. ssonior member of tho firm of Woodruff lina. She sent a mesaago to the doctor Sanford, Ha., Aug. 20, 1913. Rosscttcr, Joe Cameron. N. H. Garner, St Watson, was a member of the Orange large force of men laying brick on Ninth seek only the patronage of tho wealthy to the effect thnt she would leave for street from tho brsnch line to the build­ and so-called upper ciaçses, cannot be Dear Mr. Editor: '-F• L. Woodruff and T. E. Wilson. Rome, Ga., to visit relatives and would county board of commissioners and haa ing and all the approaches will also lie We saw your notice about whispering” applied to the University of Florida. The officers and directors will be recently been honored by the chairman­ spend the night at the Piedmont Hotel bricked, making this new structure one to the sanitary inspector in yesterday’» Torrest Lake, president; D. L. Thrasher, ship of the Seminole board. He haa at Atlanta, and when the message was Herald. of the finest In the south. ’ ■ •vico president; -------- , cashier; and For- served several terms as alderman of delivered it was so garbled as to read <rlebrated Ills Hirthdajr With the many aide streets that have | Now, what is tho use of so much In­ rest I,ake, D. I.. Thro*her. A. P. Con­ Sanford and is a solid and substantial, been bricked lately Sanfocd now hold« Dr. L F. Welwter. landlord of the that she would leave for home, and the specting? Tho city ha* not enough nelly, A. T . Hossetter, Joe Cameron, business man in all th at the term imthe prize* for being tho beat paved city New Hotel. iRjngwood, received a large doctor prepared for her return and mado wagons to haul away the stuff already T. E. Wilson, N. H. Garner, F. L. Wood­ pliea. trip tb Flomaton to meet her. He of the south and ono can travel almost gathering of friends and neighbors on inspected. We do not Name the man ruff^ W. II. Wight, J. C. liennett and The stock holders of tho new- bank are anywhere in the city and never leave the the spaeious porch of the hotel Sunday sent messages to various points, includ­ who hauls garbage from this dktrict, as John Mciach as dlerctors. » home pcoplo and represent the business afternoon. Aug. 17th to celebrate hia ing the city where she had been visiting. a man and a m ule-can do just so much The capital stock of the hank will be interests of Sanford and the Seminole brick. The new idea of making the aide streets nine feet wido is being watched 76th birthday. All extended congratu­ It was not until shé had reached home in a day. Since the last of June the garf if ty Thousand Dollars. County Hank will »tart in busineas under with much interest and if this width lations and good wishes and a few gifts and sent a telegram of her safe arrival bago has been removed from this section The Seminole County Hank expects moat auspicious circumstances and with that his mind became easy. It will be were presented. proves popular with the public all the of the city only three time*—and this Is to open the door* for business about the good will and l>eat wishes of the Dr. Webster made a short address, the first suit entered under tho provisiofi near the end of August. If it were no$ Seminole county roads will be made Septem ber 16th and the success of the people of the new county. known a* the ‘‘mental anguish" law. and —the--great j nine feet wide. The main business giving a «ketch of his life,----------for the colored people »bo gather up new institution is already assured. o oo 1 he starting of the new bank is a good thoroughfare of Sanford is sixty feet «-bang™ that had taken place in the post the dccayable part of the garbagr, wo I he Ixiurd of director* is a strong one, While trying to drive a motor car barometer of trade conditions und the* wide and the aide streets thnt were Inid *‘‘vpnly'*l< >'’»«• I>r Webster was do not know what would become of the " being componed of the solid business men wonderful progrtas being made by tiie ««vcral years ago are all wide streets born in ,hp town of N orth Dridagwater. running on the railroud track at the j People In this section of the town. We of the city and -urrounding country. city ami the baby county of Florida. ’ *is now *known as the city of »ame speed as the passenger train which would probably all have to go around much wider than the average city ul-' ** blaaa., what .^The feature of Hu- Seminole County fords and our beuutiful street* are the Brockton. Aug. 17th, 18,17. He was in hey were following. Earl Drown and with clothes pins clamped on our nose*. Bank is I tie fact that it will I*» strictly 1‘aul Carlisle of Lake City were seriously Tríbulo lo New . , (oun,,r wonder of the stranger, being our moat tiie practice of medicine in New Eng­ And then again, It might affect the a home institution and every one of the if not fatally hurt when the car left the 1 he date palm in the front yard of | valuable asset. • land for lour years, but since coming health of the community. Do you think officers and directors are residents here and made good. The love for Sanford Jured him home again and about seven years ago he returned hero and pur­ chased the Sanford Ice Si Water Co., and also owned the Sanford Ice Co. With his m ultitudinous duties he also found •I k r m r r r ttff •Seminole County Bank Will Be The Third One and engaged In business and in building u p the city of Sanford and the celery . delta T he large increase in business along «very line during the past year made the field tof another hunk in Sanford and this city will have three strong financial lustitutiuas, the First National -B ank, tiu -fPeoples Hank and the Sem■inole Comity Hank. The president of the new hank and 'prim e mover is Hon. Forrest I.*ke who lias grown up to manhood's estate in this county and by his own efforts and In­ domitable pluck und energy demon* atrates that the south holds out the Strongest inducements for the young m an who is willing to work. Mr. Lake in his early youth showed a remarkable tic t for business und politics and many ytu rs ago wai tin mayor of Sanford and engaged in the manufacture of ire Go­ ing to Cuba during the Spanish war he managed a Urge ice plant in Santiago C&V VI Mrs. M. J. Tnhraham ’s Iwautiful win­ ter home is bearing fruit nnd attracts much attention of the passers by. Another curio thnt nourishes in this corner of Seminole county is the healthy mango tree in the front yard of S. Maxwell M cIntyre’s winter home. Tho seed was planted by Mrs. N,. H. Fogy j” 1,890 * hm ‘ lhm tr,H> n°* ?land*' At the present rale of making brick streets Sanford will have over fifteen miles of brick streets. Being the pioneer in the making of brick street* Sanford seems destined to keep up Ihe pace anil leads the cities of H o n d a in this great work of development. tkanlurd-aud Seminole county is looked 11 mam — 0 » pr*nti F w W ^ effW rhr! *°u tb years ago haa lieen engaged ' n hotel bunineas more or less. Rev. ”^ r Hardaway of Ixingwood nnd others r,,a,b! v*r> pleasing remarks on the occosion and it a day lung to I*« rem*mbered All extended iso t wishes ,or “nil prosperity to Dr Webl,*,’r an,i family and the future of Long- 4ow<y •«wK-whictraunffTTHTi track and threw them at a terrific speed Imo . ditch n . . r lU m pton. T h .-y o o n , moo loll l-okt- City bohlnd .ho m ornln, passenger train to Palatka and were attem pting to keep the s|ieed speed of , he train when the accident occurred o o o Tiie ta* iLVMwor of Alachua county hwt oompluUid llu’ roll (or the year 1913 nnd. as is the case in nearly all the couuties of Florida, there is a large increaae in valuations shown, the guin in value Ih' i ng $304,433. The gulp was made in the assessment on rval estate ami on the pru|>erty of tiie railroad«, there liuvmg to be set off against this gain the sum of $150,000 for delinquencies in personal taxi«. The total footing* fur the county am ount to $7.194,130. ïI : 2 ’T ' ' ' T ’' “ l> muU' " * " » | ^ """ ‘ '’° M . oi , h° ,W >OU ^ " nd send tho words—not to the inspector, but to the removing part of this propo»¡tjyn Yours truly. Resident* of French. Avenue,___ *hli lM*rn frorirg down to th r ground m»v- the south in the m ntter of good streets public, ' " und* ............................. it will l>c the pleasure of Dr. Orlando Votes Honda oral times, but its roots were uninjured and county roads. Wrlwter and wife to nerve their guests The voters participating in the eleeand each time it throw* out new sprout* r at all time* with the very best. lion held yesterday authorized the iaBue and continues to thrive und last year . . . . , A F R IE N D . Seminole ( ounly ( a*e* of one hundred thousand dollar* in bonds m atured a crop of fruit, which demon­ The litigation In the courts of Orange for brick paving by 129 to 39. strates the virtue of the Seminole county county which are to be transferred to Putting in Elevator , soil, especially at Altam onte Springs, There were 272 voters qualified for Workmen nrc bu*y this week tearing besides it U n healthy place in which to Seminoio county have all been counted Ihe election, but this numlier was sub­ out, and the file coses containing them out the wall* of the front jiart of the | hm>I live. sequently increased by a small num ber Judge Whitner certainly gives evil were nil piled up on a desk in Clerk H. M. room and two up|>cr rooms of the Welon account of a complaint th at was filed borno block for the installation of a fine (Wrw all thnt is coming to them. Sev- . Robinson's office yesterday. with City Solicitor Is-Roy Giles owing They had b.'cn separated with rrepcci elevator service This will make the eral year* ago a colored man advised Slurring unusually carl), with price* to the rigid construction of the law th at another t hut it was mil healthy for him to the attorney* who were managing Welborn« block one iif tiie most conve­ exceptionally high nnd the output large, had been made by the city clerk in makto get fi'MIltiM logg'< gun. or he would the case«; There wrerv probably two nient utlice building* in this section and the lime crop which ha* Imvii marketed ing up the qualified list and the stringent be a dead nigger, for he i« a dead shot. hundred of them , though m»i>ody had W i l l also be of great help to the court through Miami this year, ha« l>ecn con- m anner in which tho law waa being cnI will now udviso all evil doers not to get taken tho trouble to count them. Many house and the officials. Instead of sidored a remarkable one, and the close forced by the inapectors, which pre­ ferninst Judge Whitner of Seminole of them were cane* th a t had been climbing the golden atari* to tho heights of tho season, which will be in a few vented any from voting except those county, or they will certainly get ail thnt brought from time to time and covering above ar formerly the general public weeka, is expected to sec growers and who owned realty In the city and had a period of some years In the name of the can take th e lift and be there in a jiffy, shippers well satisfied, and plans laid for themselves paid »11 theiaxca due on the is coming to them. city of Sanford on m unicipal government ¡is all the county_offW» are on the see­ more extensive lime grove* next year. property for the year 1»12.—Sentinel. N. II. TOGG. lien*. and there were many other». ond flour and the court room nnd of- It is estimated that the total value of Altlllmonte Spring*. Clerk Robinson has a neat little »urn fire* of other kinds are on tho third floor this year'» crop will exceed $100,000. i Sanford at the Beach in the way of coats tied up in the litiga- the elevator service will be greatly *|iSlrlngfriluw Get* < ommlssiun 0 ro u r of Sanford* young men went The wheels of Justice Stringfellow’* tion, which will probably t>e paid iiefore predated and the Seminole county court I hoephate shipment« from Tam pa to see the Gem City M instrels at DaVcourt can now grind with their accus­ the pa|»rr* were turned over to Seminole house will be one of the few tem p i« of during the past week were large, and in tons last night and some time, during j justice in th e state that can boast of an tomed precision as the genial Judge has county” comparison with other weeks this year ' the intermission between tho. flnt and Messrs. Johnson and DuBose, who elevator novice. received his commission and also hi* take fifth place in the list. Ixat week is second acts one of Daytona’s moat beau-. • . _____ constable, Greene Smith. The com­ are digging out the figure« for settlem ent^ aLso the fifth week -sine« the beginning tlful young ladies became suddenly' ill ', missions were late in arriving and both between the two counties according Jo 00 ’ _,, of this year when the total shipments and fainted In friont of the theatre and " -v have been more than 30,000 ton*. In our hereo, Mr. Osborne Herndon;* asforeign shipments of the product last slated her to a cool place and the laif _ ’V week stands fourth in the list, which tlmp we saw him he was still fan n in g ’ ’ shows moat of the terminals were busy her. He said her pube waa growing', all the week long. , stronger. . , o oo There are a great many here from, L. Thrusher. the vice president la Work on the Orlando sewerage system, Sanford, and they all aemm having a ther young and progressive buatnesa Desperate Young Negro .1. which commenced on June 4, is progress­ good time. who has been in Sanford ainee the A negro youth about* 14 years of age ing quite rapidly. It Is under the care * Yopra’truly. * "* * 1 days and stood by the city in weal named Willie Ware was in the county of a competent foreman who Is losing no | • e . f . L a n e . woe. For many years he waa en­ court on Tuesday on the chargo of cut­ time. The very favorable weather that in the clothing ImsineM, selling ting two young negro girl*. He is the haa been encountered during the p 4*t . Letter from Dr. Hrowplee iv to become a druggist and ix-ing Tried In Seminole summer haa expedited the work, and it inted superintendent of public in­ “ " ! í .bJoe z Miot m í ,0, with : i r a íknife ¿ rand . ,the. h l l th, A letter to the editor of The Herald:, In the habeas corpus proceedings ar­ young ,v . .......... is now very much more forward than it for Seminole has disposed of gued before Judge John W. Perkin* yes­ juat returned from the county g a r t e r bordeaux mixture raised by the govern­ from Dr. Brownlee states that, he is 'op would have (wen in an ordinary season, neaa interests, to devote hi* time terday at DcLand, It was determined this offense and having some difficulty ment last season cannot be sustained his way to Eufop® and will not set foot < o oo when the growers use the new spray and ucational matters. Mr. Thrasher that Arnold Baxter, the alleged cattle with the girls started to carving them up on terra firm» for twelve day». Every- . The school authorities of ihe district thing is propitious for a pleasaqt jour- -J • two terms as alderman and has thief should be tried in Beminole county, and only a miracle aaved the life of one the Myers system. The demonstration at the Fernald store haa been witnessed of Bradford county in which Starke, the ney and he haa not had a touch of sea^.i»*; been a public spirited citizen in the uut the effort to reduce hia bond from of them. Judge Whitner decided to salt by many of tho growers und several of county scat, !■ situated, have succeeded nickneaa yet. He Wants u* to tell” the sense of the word, two thousand dollars to eight hundred Willie uuuy in the »tut« reform «chool. other directors are equally as well was not cqnaldered with favor by the where he will learn • trade until he is of them have already placed ,w r order for in selling the iasue of bonda to the people of Sanford hello for him.|tnd to the o u tfit « ” amount of $30,000 for tho building of a write him when he reaches England. as the officers. Judge. Whilo the cattle were stolen age and where he will have no chance a new high school to Chicago parties for , Dr. Brownlee will be abeent for ta p Connelly, for year* superin­ from -Olange county citizens, they were to cut any one for aome time* ■a figure illghtly above par. months travelling In England, Holland ' S Had a Great Time ? '.I'," t of the Seaboard snd an officer butchered io Seminole county, and the oo o and Belgium and hia many friendi here * ,J • C. L. until ill health forced him crime haa been chargee to Baxter, near Messrs. Thrasher, Douglass’and Hand The People’« University Working Overtime hope for him' a pleasant trip and aaaafeiah hia work. Ho assisted ma­ whose slaughter pen' the 'buried hide* The University, of Florida is an in­ attended the basket picnic a t Chuhiota Messrs. Johnaon and DuBoee, who return to Sanfot^, • in starting the Sanford Building were found.—Reporter-Star. YHUrday and they stato that they never tegral part of the public educational _______ ill________ * - are making up tho «ccounta between Association, the Sanford A Eversystem of this state. As such it com­ beferr^ 'ild get quite* so much to eat or the. counties of Orange and Seminole _ At the BapUat Charch . .• •• ■-* * Ry.. tho Sanford Tractoin Co., Congrcgational Church plete« the work begun in the public have aueh a good tim e.. They were the are-’working kt their taak a t night in Preaching at the First Baptist rhureh < * *ny other enterprise*. He l* *ecSeptember 1st being Labor Day, we schools. Through aid from the state guests of the Jafuhi’ijmRy*aniTri* Hytv ,of the Building & Loan Assoc Ia- will have, Sunday evening of August 31, and the United States, it furnishes fa- day school rlatURVf Mhi. Tijdull “Jacobs the d erk’f office, »6 ; th at they will have . next Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, eub-* -r* and haa * ’ *become a state authority j a «pectal pre-Labor Day service for thejd lities for Instruction in Literature and and the entertainment and picnic were the free uie. of the hooka without inter-Meet, "The Report of the M inority," or ilding association*. He waa gen-1railroad men and all manual workers, Science, in Agriculture, in Theory and all that could be dmiréd. .Thè Herald firing with the routine work of the office. | "An Occasion when the Majority were*-. .’ * The work is proceeding aa well as Wrong and Why." nager of the 8 . St. E. and the cNext Sunday, Aug. 24, tho subject for Practice of Teaching, in Civil, Electrical would like to ask why Tilden . Jacobs could lie pxpectcd, and .very satisfactory Evening service a t 7:30, subject "The I, Traction. He is also engaged consideration will be In the morning "The and Mechanical Engineering, in Law, pulled off this stunt on Thursday—a headway (it being made." I t la no small Conquest of Itsmoth in G ibad," or insurance and real estate business.” Living Link of Faith in Christ,'* and In and in ail branches that fit young men day th at no newspaper man could ever job, however, and some time will be re­ "W hat the World owes-us and hew, là'« take for a vacation. Roaactter, Joe Cameron and, .the evening, "Thank God, a Man can for practical life and dtixensldp. quired to complete the work before them. CoDect it.” ' *■ • ^ eiach ore prominent growers and Grow!" All arc cordially invited to This institution is owned and con­ —Orlando Sentinel. , Preaching by Dr. C. T. Douglass. ' . nM n-uho have made gbod in theee services; and (specially all are trolled by the people of Horida, an d.it B if '.K s r u r s io n , .foltfl by their., progrexaivu urgad .t a plan to a ttnnd the pre-I a h stands for the educadon of a ilth a-pcoplrr lo W o o d la n d P a r k . L a u n c h Walton Comes Back Place your orders now far genuine Day servicç in the evening of Aug. 8 L It haa no special dass or local internata Alma May and Mamie will leave city , Orlando, Aug. 18.—E. C. Walton has Wilson la one of the oldest rreiBermuda Onions-and Rrd tiiifl White A F. P. STRONG, for ita eflorts are alate wide. J t is reach­ dock a t 2:30 p. m., Sunday., ,26e round purchased a half Interest thj^ section and has built up a V; • ' ‘ V Pastor. ing every class and kind of homp In this ! trip. «- *“* w ~~ ' ■ n tiiia iU iiriiiH iii n rWÍ Heporter-StaFTÇd'lM lúpeclsd here^thi e mmmmm L. R.” Phlh’pn * Co. lQl-tf , r *• -HU i. gentlemen are glad to lie able to pro­ ceed with the many cases that had piled up during the Interim. Judge String­ fellow will follow the crowd and expects to have an office in the new court build­ ing, where he will dispense justice in dvil and criminal cases, execute deeds and mortgages and contracts, unite loving hearts and transact all work per­ taining to the office of the justice of the peace. . the terms of the agreement reached be­ tween the county boards are getting along satisfactorily with their iyork. Their figures will lie submitted to the boards of the two counties before they will be given out os final.—Orlando Sentinel. New Patent Sprayer The Geo. II. Fernald Co. ta demon»Voting a new sprayer this week that will revolutionize the »praying bu»imw* in the relety delta. The pipes will be made to fit any kind of cart or wagon and the borjeaux or other mixture Is forced out of the sprayer by gasoline engine placed on the wagon. * By the patent sprinkler the mixture is given out to tho celery in a fino and uniform mixture, thus obviating the large quan­ tity on a few plant* as thd old method • \ ' S fila '- A / » X *4 - i �Auguat 22, 1913 TTiE SANFORD HERALD m arket i no the Wilson building. ha M r. Howard vacates it. Mr. and U p . H. Clough and two A Budget Of Interesting Items children o( Lakeland ” are spending a pleasant two weeks with Mrs. Clough's ~ Fronr"<1wc!tpon.tlcntff • siste r.M rs. II. U. McCall. EVENTS U r ' S ! MINOLE COUNTY Mrs. A. P Kartndl and little jfrytgfe; daughter. I.ucilo, hnve retained from n i trip to Jacksonville. A. J. Barber of Chulupta has recently Efficient Staff Of Reporters Weekly | purchased the homo of J. C. I’urtin and Çotcrs The Territory For . ' I expects to move In very* soon. Mr. . Partin contemplates building a new ‘ A;' Tho Herald j house immeditaely. L L. T_ H unt. Oviedp's hardwaro and T u iu ftu rii" merchant, has bought the I • ;i.*SClilM«rg,.a Presbyterian preach handsome little orange grove just west, cr. of .pjL atul preached here Sunday of the Drock, pond from W. H. Luther; morning And a t Ft. fteed In the evening. (/M r. nnd Mrs. R. E. Gormly were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Welker Thursday evening and of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hancock enter­ tained Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gormly, son and hephsw-al-dinner-Sunday. Mrsr-Eila Greenland writes from Co­ lumbus, Ohio., that ahe will bo unable to-come to her homo here this winter. VjUpbr J~.£>.McL'kU<uwUaad .song. Gcttes and Jaitfr*, Jr., are visiting her parents, Mr. L- Brown at Ft. C h rU tro asj> * ^ ^ V d .i^ r A. W. Pcteriion-krriped here Saturday -from Carver, M ass.,' and will begin 'iMmkig operations on his place on He is already studying plans for a new home to be erected there. Rev. William Stones nnd family are spending a week at Daytona Beach. J. H. Lee returned Saturday froh» Jacksonville, where he was combining business with the pleasure of meeting his wi(e. Mrs, Lee was returning from Hendersonville. N. C., where she has been for the past mrfnth. Mrs. T. Aulln, who underwent an operation for appendicitis in tho Orlando sanitarium h o t week Is ta p Po-ring w ry rapidly and Is expected home ere long, Miss A. Clark is the guest of Miss Jones for a few days. f A. J. Barber of Chuluota was In Oviedo last week looking after hU property here. H -D u m „ arc at home after a pleasant trip to Pablo Bfi*ch. T. S. Mead spent last week in Ban- Mr. Kirkpatrick, wife and son, Mr. Peck and his wife and boy have recently moved here from Wichita, Kan. They arc located in the Cushing House annex at present, but expect to begin building a house very soon on th d r'lb ts recently purchased from B. G. Smith. Mr. Peck Is interested in tho trucking business and expects to put In a fall crop. Mrs. Fred Turner of Jacksonville was called here on .Thursday on account of the critical condition of her mother, Mrs. The Seminole Farms Co. purchased a Rigsby, who has been ill for several fine mule team wagon, etc., from G. W. weeks and la now in a very low, weak Smith. state. The family has the sym pathy of 1. Toykma, the Japanese farmer on their many friends during their mother's Beardall ifvenue expects his wife to ar­ illness. rive here Irom Dhicago this week. Miss Nellie King is expected home in J M. D. Gatchcl has cleaned and paint­ a few days-from North Carolina, where ed his store on Celery avenue and mado she has been-visiting various points of many improvements. interest In the mountains. G. C. Chsmherlain shot an 8 ft. rat­ Miss Anna McCullcy is at home ugnin tler in a corn field near his home one day after n pleasant week at Daytona. last week. and all nature is heauftiful. The groves are making un 'unprecedented growth, and there was an unusually heavy bloom in July, which has set its fruit, nnd means u large late crop of fruit should l ho season prove favorable. Mrs. M argarita McMichsel, whose northern home is in Toronto, Canada., but who owns a Iwautiftil and pictur­ esque winter home in this pretty village is now a guest at the Hotel Grand nt Mt. Vernon, N. H., which Is owned and managed by George E. Bates Si Son, the owners of the Altamonte. Mrs. McMichncl b mectjng many of her friends there who were guests of the Altamonte last winter, ns Untr-s Si Son hivt- a large following. The proprietors of Oak Knoll fruit and pccari (arm have had a busy sum­ mer. Mr. J. W. Osteen, the junior member and general manager of the firm b a practical fruit grower and gardenrr, and one of Altamonte's progressive citizens and a very busy man. He is nbo trustee for the school and is solicit­ ing bids for repairs to be mude on the school house. white with rage, sp rang-upon his a s­ sailant, a t tho sam n ttm o shrieking nt th e .top of his volcOJ T h o y fodght all over th e rqopi. -H elp! Uolp!*' rolled tho governor, Mix-Up .in Asylum for InGano and tho njayor ro-echoed hlo shoutsThey hoard answ ering cries from tho J M i q n f in u /u n /iiL - n m t ; jjlajfOjl*wn-ben<yith. Then step s camo quickly along th e corrldor._anil.-lho door flow open again, disclosing two UNSON. disheveled nnd panting antagonists ylum a t Potts- coated upon tho floor w ith puffed tutlon. It rep^! eyes and scarred faces. Two doctors th a t had been I cap>e‘ru n n lo * In. ■ct of tho mou‘Governor Pike! shouted ono. huriieh »ho room s ryihg tow ard him. *My d ear governor, tally dornneed. J t ^ W W R i t c f .r r ^ d T - W ho is thisfo f^ fa ^ jg i __________ secured by douhlo doors, .they were j■fffiln?*' fin continued, turning upon ItTs splendidly furnished, whtlo for thoao : c o n frc ro ’nngrlly. **How did ho get whd Aero harmless thero wns llttlo here? I told you to keep th e violent dr no restriction inside tho* spacious patients In the padded cells alld ay .” "But—but thlH Is tho mayor, Mr’. grounds. In. fact, whoa It celobralod Its fifth anniversary by a gardon p a r Arthur Jenklnaon Grubbo,” . shoutfcd ty, the governor, tho mayor aud a tho other. "This Is a hideous mis­ take, sir." “But why did* he assault the govor nor. then? How did he, got him horo?" "Ho told me bo was tho slater of tho princess of Montenegro,” said tho mayor sullonly, aa ho began dusting his clothes. "You told mo you wero a half-broth♦ t-oLKlng.Qootga^L - ,. ta~ onon/f t h e 'Bpauhjns corrldffnCTWtf. “To humor you. sir; to humor you. made friondly by tho featlval occasion I thought you were In tho primary and tho.dinner, a t which visitor*. stage of acute mania.” *>anl. and patients had sat down to"Ah. well," . said. *tl governor, i*tbcr. entered Into conversation, stretching out his. band, ''This Is a beautiful place, said the other took reluctantly, "I believe in open prim aries now. Don't, lot that ^ jjand “Though ‘I am mainly re- door dose, doctor.” sponsible for Its having been created. j confcM that I am astonished a t tho (Copyright. 1*11. by W, Q, Chapman.) Far-Seeing. "Carton seems to bo getting mighty friendly with everybody all of a sad­ den." "Yea, bo Is going to be ‘married soon and ho wants to have as many friands as he can Invite and gat pres­ ents from." You don’t hdvc to.wait until you (lie t o your money . . . ‘‘V- It is waiting.for you at any time you need 1" ^ —*“ »V.' — ■»- - ^ i V c lit - ■ ■ Start* an account and insure yoirrscll and your family against the unexpected. . # # -* a. You will find in our bank that courteous at­ tention is given to the small depositor/quite as freely as to the wealthy one. . . . . . . We will pay you 4 per cent, on time-deposits and can look after your affairs in a most satisfactory manner..................... . CALL. AMD. SEE US I Of Sanford, Florida g Kiiiiiiiiiuixiniiiiiiiiixiiiitiiiixiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiix Not All Hours Spent In Labor.When a man saya ho »works eight hours a day. he la seldom’ exact. He counts Id the time he spends listening to funny stories or talking baseball. ‘ Area of the Oceans. T he A tlantic ocean baa an area of 34,536,000 squnro tulles; Pacific, 60,309,000; Indian, 17,084,000; Arctic, 4.781,000, and S outhern, 30.693,000. Hot days like these arc supposed to mean ragged nerves sion-snapping all around. other responded. “Won’t yon Whlk ahead of me? I know th is Institution Will Fly at Chattanooga pretty well, seeing th a t b laid the foundation Btono during my flrsC term of office." The govornor compiled, som ew hat grudgingly. DRY KANSAS “1 supposo you havo some In terest­ ing cases hero,” ho said, with a dis­ Many Funny Stories Being Circulated play of Interest. "Many of them doubtless think th at they are Bane." About the Drouth “Most of thsip do," answ ered the Jyunsas City, Mo., Aug. 22. —Drought W ty x r — ~ r o f li u u a - I m a g i n e conditions in southeast KahM5,vln ffiV th a t they are celebrities confined for vicinity of St. Joseph, Mo., and In the political reasons. For Insthnce, out Wichita. Kami., district., were littl" on the lawn at this inom ont th ere Is G reen’ll ( nrdtil Flyer In-tter today than before the first show­ a man engaged In telling his friends Chattanooga, Aug. 22.— tS|**oial)— ers in weeks fell Inst Saturday. Black­ and acquaintances th at ho la Mayor The Charirman of the Grand Army E n­ A rthur Jenklnaon Orubbe." smiths «re working day and night re­ pairing farm Implements gone to piece» , "But ho Isn't," stam m ered tho gov­ tertainm ent Committee has closed a iiecnuse of heat shrunken wooden parts. ernor. I'You aro the m ayor and no­ contract with Johnny Green, famous body elso can claim tho tltlo. By tho Cardui hirdmun and waterfowl, to amkiWagon wheels are falling apart. Auto­ way, aren't you rotated to King three flights in Chattanooga during the I mobile owners aay the heat is ruining Gcorgo of England?" G. A. R. Reunion, to 1m- held in Chuttn-1 their cars, boring the w-oodwnrk till the A r'hur Jenklnson Grubbo Blood still noogu Septcinlx-r 16-20 paint scales off nnd arnrrhing the wheels and stared nt th e o th er In am azem ent. Green w ttie man who made the record until the Ijmkes shrink and rattle in the "How did you know th at?" ho w his­ pered huskily. "Yes. I'm his half- flight in Cardui Flyer No 1 ovi*r 1-akiRhulw. Muuy now wells ure Iwing dug and brother^ And to bo frank with you," out Muuntum during the L'. C. V. Re­ union in May lust. He was the tin t hardware dealers doing double business ho continued, “1 am also a half-brother of King Ferdinand of Bulgaria. In man to attem pt that dangerous flight, In windmills. Muny farmers are using fact wo UBcd to ptay to g eth er on tho refused by so many prominent aviators. tractors for plowing by day anil harness­ board walk a t A tlantic City when wo A feature of his exhibition noct month ing them to pumps by night. Nearly wore children. W on't you walk th is will l>e a flight in his Cardui Flyer No. 2,’ ^ every' farm is surrounded by plowed way?” equipped with hydroplanes, up the Tenfire guards, as a spark in the dry grass "You am aze m e!" responded Gov­ nemu-e river. This will Ur the llrst „ ‘and wlu-af stubble would start a con- ernor Pike. "And you—you look as though you hydroplane (light ever made by any tlngration. Many farmers whose sup­ southern aviator ply of ft-ctl has lieeu. ruined are fecdiitg were of kingly blood.” tho m ayor \i,s|lor« to the G. A. It. Reunion will continued, with n searching glance. their hogs wheat In-cause it is chea|>er "Yoe, yes,” said Governor Plko | do well not to miss these flights by the j than corn. hastily. "T hat Is. queenly. 1 am a , famous aviator, fn-c to all. nnd nhuuld | Strange utories of heat pranks come slHter by m arriage of tho princess of look out for the dollar bills, which he from all p arts of the state. M ontenegro." . dfopa among the crowds below, ns he “Why,* th a t's ex trao rd in ary ,” said goes hurtling through tho sir. From Almu comes a report,^vouched for by one of the city fathers,, th at a tho mayor. "Do you know, th ere Is a lady In one of th ese n p artm en ts wjjo woman in a moment of desperation, Nrpofi of lk«* I Audition of claim s to bo th e princess of M ontene­ wishing to verify or kill forever the old gro h erself!” story of frying an egg in the stln, had "My sister," i governor. THE FIRST • • NATIONAL ^ BANK prepared a fresh laid one nicely in a skil­ "You nmazo mb! a! Sanford, let with butter ahd “ fried, it to a T " on I "But to be fran k -w ith youU gover • a flagstone in-fore her door with only nor, 1 am afraid n dreadful error hna In Ibf- h u u . o í M o lida, a l II» ( 1. H of llu U n ra* A u gu il tlK . ISIS been made. I hardly enro to mention the sun for heat. Fire which did nearly u thousand It, but wo hare nover believed hor statement. How terrible If we have t i n n . i m i tih co v n U ____ ______ '_!( dollars damage in tho home of Dr. Theo­ Incarcerated a sane lady by mistake! O rrn lrali* . i tr u m l and u n am im l « I .» dore Krocsch nt-, Enterprise was at­ A dreadful wrong may have been U . S . K o m i , t o a a < u s n r i r r n U l l y n ____ M 60.00 Hood», SoouritM*. »to _ _____ S4.2S2.S& tributed by tho doctor to the sun's rays done. You must remedy It.” n*nVtn( llo w a , P u rrltu r» nnd U ltim ai 11,000.00 N ttlo iu l litn k a m ot r»««rvn shining through a lamp chimney in his "I wish I could,” tho governor [ ) ta »from tm t»t ........................ 1 \ 6l.O4T.0t study window- upon papers on a. desk. 2,611. g 6 sighed, looking backward. '1 think,” D sa (rom S u t* Uanka nnd lltn k .r» OVIEDO OCCURIANCES ; Mesara. D. D. Daniels and C. T. McCullry were among the recent visitors to the Reach; ‘ • • W. J . Willingham and son were down from theff'iumnic-r homo on Lookqut Mountain last week, attendlnk to tiusiiu*a interests here. \ Mrs. I)’. F. Wheeler Left Monday to Get the Saturday Evening Tost Joiff-Mr. Wheeler in Jacksonville on his Get the Ladles Home Journal 1* WBjT. to Henflcgsonville. N. C. Mr. Get the Country Gcallrmon .Wheeler s been declining,’ tor-netor*! "months, and By getting them all you get tho-’beat be has-recently b& tt^j#ftk|d.by the doc­ literature in the -land and something tors to take an extondcq/ has that will entertain every member of v. • been «L W hitr’Bpringa fof.tho past two your family. Tho three big papers are *' weeks and*Monday started northward. , bigger and better than over and the mid­ Ho und-hla-wBCwill slowly mako their summer fiction stories in every one of them is said by the constant readers to 1 Into iMaaaachusojta. Mr. t A V h e t-lq r ^ ^ -j^ S r tJ v m ia m ^ l.h c re Jh th e be away ahead of anything ever before AUftt(i.«U^Liino budpcM m well. m attempUsl by tho Curtis I’ublishing (-'°"You can have any of three papers or all 7: J" / Mrr.. t . G/Craw^ord-aOT ion are at of Utf-m carried to your door each week or better still subscribe Tor them and get Dajrtopil -Beach for a week. ail three for o n ly "34.60 for the year. • W. H. Howard^ ohe of Ovietlo’s You cannot nfford to misa one number prominent rnerch'ahts and turpentine of theso Big Three. Reginald Holly at men, purchkaetLlogt week the Cushing the Herald office will take your order - building from B. G. Smith. -Mr. for a year’s subscription or will deliver Howard :ia having tho hulidiog recov­ them to your doof each week. ered ' and • thoroughly renoyated Inside. • Aa aoon aa the-improvements .aro com- j t»ua from »pi^iiTod H o a r \r A (rnU ho stammered, *'thnt my unci bln law, Chrtkt u>d other l - U r l a M __. < of o th rr N stionnl lln n k i , , the duke of Saratoga, who Is outside, Note* PrnUcm»l p«|*T m rtentX , n irk .h nndI■ can help’ In tnls. llo knowa ojl the *, ------- -— -L • V.. ^ lawful Montenegro fnmlljr very. well. Let me SprrW- Mrm-jr Ibsrrra in funk, As; l Ag » ( - u n d e r But this is not necessarily true. Wc can all keep cool—if we try. It is the job of this |ce Man of yours to supply you with phy­ sical coolness in the form of pure ice, but you have to make your own mental coolness. You can do this by being sure th a t your taking of ice covers nil your daily needs with some to sparer—----i • , ^ Then you will always have ¡re for unforHeen emeri'enries, and you will not fret if the wagon happen» to be a little late. ThiH 18 a wimple recipe for peace of mind. Many of our cus­ tomer!) are using it today with satisfactory results. If you haven’t tried it yet. do so nt once. Sanford Ice & Water Co. 110 S o . Park A v e . ' - - ^FU L L T c l o p h o n o 27 LINE OF — - ----- FARM MACHINERY now be seen at Qur new ware­ house. 1 his line is the leading Jine in the country and includes Sulky, Syracuse and walking plows, and 31.ÏV7JI4 1>60,00 3,0# 5.00 Acme harrows. Wc also have the Chattanooga and Boss plows, and I.M34.88 eoUa Butcher & Gibbs cutaway harrows. Seed, bed* time is^ here. Sec us for ' l :<>r 31S.S0 1 .know, she will recognize you. Wo wiR juvt seo her for a momonL A I 25.000.00 verjr Into mating character, my dear CtpiUl Stock pftkl In 26.000.00 •lr- «tm a-iDoai accoippllahed creatunv llvldcd preflu. I n nprMM IH.ÜT1.0« Hpro we aie,*’ ,Vr. T. r. s^ 6o.oq Tho tnjter’dhor of tho room a t which >lvld«id» unpaid 485.00 they stopped, slightly ajar, disclosed (B liw d L 265.610.60 on Inner door within, which stood ^mH. - , ----------* 18.765.36 wide open, and a heavily barred win­ T i máev « ccftlflrntrt of dow looking out upm tho iawn. The O r y K . ____________ 4,<26JK> 279,023.05 two men passed through, tho outer Certified rbeck»___ _____ u 213.40 door and stoppod • ThoT looked at 6364,609.11 each other menacingly. Suddenly tho mayor gavo. the governor . '"0 violent push which sent him staggering Upon i, e . r . ro rm w , « u n i r r oi id « dm do aolemnly m a r th a t tha a bar« the floor, slammed the Inner door, bank, la trua U the beat of m y k n o v lc d n and 6 and pulled at »ho handlo of the outer F . P . ro ltS T B K , ( one. Suhacrtbad and «worn to katora ma A. K. It waa locked. It bad closed be­ day «4 Auctyrt, Ilia . ij«ltJLt;rj)jarg y o u r o rd e r now f o r _ C r y t hind thorn. tal Wax and Bermuda Onion Seed with _ S*«u aa the mayor realised thla the laner dqcj- opened and tho governor. L R. Philips-A Co. 101-tf te n ­ seed bed wire and Jdrapccy' hooks. ■ 9 . *V. *' V'■ First and Oak Avenue H e r a ld W a n t A d a W ill B r in g R e s ta i .■..*" La ' ’ '*** f .•H’i «♦• "1 c . ««««nl.ii • - » - ’ *• J %. ** 4 V« . �THE SANFORD HERALD C R IP P L E HAD TH E SPEED Courage Mott Needed. T h e creato r ('art of tho courage E ttab liih ed Rco- th at It needml In tho world la not of telf F ar Outan heroic kind. Conran« may bo dlsChate. played In every day life aa well aa In of a rt Ion Thero needs, , a f sitBrnSe '■W.-V/omaJuud. who atcorwd tho common courage to publicity for Wilson during tho cam ­ paign. (hnn returned to N e w York from tho rtootl d istrict of tho weal. Mr. Hamm ond la about as heavy aa n hairpin. Any time th at ho can get properly startled ho can sink tho In­ terim Begin to sprtnttnjrTBrOrd on a route of ground. onty of Friend* Thought Mr Hnghes Would Die, But One Helped Him to In Interesting ad t Ice*from this place, Mr. A. J. Hughes writes as follow*: "I was down with stomach trouble for five (5) years, nnd would have sick headache so bad, at times. lhaU-thought Jis. ¿oxnposed ol pure, » 7 0 ^ 1 . hrrbt nneS*8Ktoirst~trtatments, but they contains no dangerous Ingredients, and did not seem to do me any good. acts gently, yet surely. It can be treely - i-joesotwL l^couldJwt-aaUc-slwpr -used by yoonfirand^old, and should be and all my friends, except one, thought f kept in every family chest. Get a package today. Wr will «rii }OU *t! youf IrtiiMmg iTVStrrisl «I JUBBKNS or Lettrf lh«n JOBBERS prue* Wr «re MfUfied with i Irptimitr prafii and «re willinf th*i jrou ohòuU. Love tT*e"mtdJI7m«nr profif. Onr MocV io cerai pin e, Ìirr? "Havo you anything to say,"* said the Judge to tho p riso n er a t th e bar. "befortk.. sentence Is pronounced ag ain st youT" “Only this, your bohor,” replied tjfo culprit, '"I halo aw fully \o bo convicted of burglury on th e testl* inouy of a than who kept his bead un­ der tbo bod elotbes all the tim e." Recovery. Pomeroyton, Kr- CONTRACTORS A N T T B U IL D E R S FLORIDA A GRKAT CATTLE STATE ,ff Ph -hih » Beef M ike Great Improvement pie a c h a n c e .'" T h a t Florida la destined to become , t the greatest cattle raising state PMCTJfpflnaHy'sUeceeded the Mississippi is a fact th at gains cre­ dence by those who have studied con-i dltions, and a brief-review of » few s ta ­ tistics will show the rapid growth of th e Only a ouartrr. . «. cattle raising industry in the last ten Thfdford’i years. Climate, as an asset, has never been public place, whether it be the theater, adequately valued by the live stock the church or the club house, the danger raisers of tho United States. Florida of thoee "who are free from tho disease possesses unlimitable possibilities in this may 1« appreciated. The habit of spit­ line. - ___ — ting In said to be distinctly American. Obsolete Methods O f Cleaning With excellent transportation facili­ Perhaps that is one reason why tuber­ Menace To T h e Health O f ties, b. th rail and water, and located in culosis is more prevalent in this coun­ dose proximity to the best markets of The Household try than in any other on earth. Cer­ the world, the opportunities presented tainly the habit is widespread in the will not be long neglected. United States, and that it is a habit is C attle and hogs can be, and ore being shown by the lack of inclination to ex­ grown in Florida under the most favor­ pectorate in private homes and in places The feather duster in a crime against able conditions, at the leoxLfXpense nnd where no receptacle is provided. closer to remunerative m arkets than in •odetyl Several months ago the streets of any other part of the N orth American Jacksonville were liberally placarded continent. with warnings against spitting on side­ Florida is essentially an agricultural walks nnd promising a penally for in­ state. Her future depends largely upon fractions of the rules. The signs were the intelligent development of her agri­ posted under the authority of the, City cultural resources. Her timber, muck, Health Departm ent ami the offence was prairie and other wet lands are of great therefore under the jurisdiction of the pri*ductivjty unci wide adaptability, city court. So tar as Is known, not a while her climate is unexcelled. Ujam »ingle arn-st has been made in Jack­ her great agricultural resources, vast sonville for this misdemeanor and a care­ herds of rattle, sheep nnd hogs may sub­ ful observation show» that the habit, sist all the year round at nominal cost. quite generally prevalent In-fore, has Hence Florida is already a great beef vanished from the slr*s-t.s of tin- city, producing state, and ilu? hog industry A sense of common decency has prac­ is steadily developing. At county fairs tically banished the filthy prurtice from as line cattle, hogs nnd sheep are ex­ the street cars of the city, greatly to the hibited as can t>e ruis4-d in any slate advantage of the traveling m ultitudes. The value of wime of tiie various kinds The moral effect of these signs has of domestic animals, and of poultry and lxs-n strong in stopping the ttnnccceaaary Jaw* as reported in the United States practice. It has proven the existence census of 1910 was as follows in the normal citizen of the desire, at Cattle, $9262.292; horses and colts, least a dorm ant willingness, to In- clean $4,854,699; mull's and mule colts. JJ,and Ui regard a very ini|Hirtiint fuctor in 645,821: swine, $1,848,731; the total public sanitation and cleanliness. , figuring, $20,591,1k" In these very modern days the doc­ Florida's domestic animals, poultry S h e R e m e m b e re d . tors and health otlkiids of the cities and and bet«, during the ten years priop of Minnie, aged two year*, naked her states are mnking it much easier to at­ 1911-1910 increased 84.4 |>er cent. mother* pertnlaalon to throw away tain advanced age by lessening the mul­ The greatest absolute increase occur­ ■oroe Dower*, a* they were dead, she titude of bacterial dangers th a t have red in rattle, amounting to 40 |wr cent., •aid Her mother corrected her and threatened us on ever* hand. At least, whi'n- mule» showed the greatest relative told her to eoy "withered." not "dead" they h ate instruct«-») the p e o p l e how to increase, 229.'J ce/ft Horses more Tho following duy * military funeral avoid t h e s e dangers. T h e y have low than doubled in value, increasing 112 wan panning and the bnliy aalonlabed everyone by snylng Come here «•red o u r d e a t h rates and o u r »irk rates (»■r cent. Value of swine increased 163 quick, mother; eomcouc d»o baa with. by teaching us how to take car of our jx>r cent., while tho value ol poultry in­ e re d P solves. creased 708 per cent., and th at of sheep 7.4 per cent. FLORIDA'S BLUE SKY LAW Florida is the only state in the Unoin producing cheap, nutritious roughage Operate [or (, attle the year round. Rhodes gras* frequently yield» thirteen ton* to the acre, and th«-re are unlim ited quantities * " * " of Knudzu and Bermuda grasses. Upestm uit jan(j rlo. ami r«>w(»-a hay 1» a feed for J KtX,< cattle, velvet bean* have no superior, ig pub- nnj h«ig* thrive on them, while Japanese " cane t» of phenomenal value. ' °. Among many other advantage^ oE m barrassed Police Sergeant. . nt legls- raU j(i rtljson, jn this »tale are the follow "She caressed me," was tho blush­ tlesmcn, , , . ing facta: ing adm ission of a police sergeant at i Native rattle graze out all the year T ottenham , England, when a m arried “ \ e. obviating the labor and expense of win- womtpi was charged with obstructing inlawful , . ter feeding. the serg ean t while he was taking h er un y in ^ |urge part of the state ia free for husband Into custody, tho woman fling­ located, Knitjn({ purpo»cs. affording and cheap ing her arm s round the officer's neck and crying, "Toko mo, too!" range year in and year out. n. withHttllmlted quantities of nutritious roughage of all kind* for cattle can bo Cause for Worry. hecii of (2 months in the year, PYlend—"W hy, Elvira, » h o t’s the ng than | j og rtifaitiK i* equally sut-Fi-**ful. m atter?" FJlTlra—"Oh. I don't know, n u< 1M|£ i Hog* get fat on nuts and make gain* only I’m w orried to death! I’ve had concern t w)at |JWnen practically nothing, th e same girl six weeks, and she it those c(jrn rjof) of the Btnte approxi- d o esn 't talk about leaving y et!" 1 ubove mate* 10,000,000 bushel* ahnually, hut F'rlead—"She doesn't?" E lvira—"No, stock*, con, Krower | g independent of corn, j not a word! She m ust be In lovo with Jnty in ' a \ the velvet l>ean fumiahe* an even | my husb an d !"—London Opinion. 1 t0 tllC 1better «nd more easily produced constate. ,. ccntratc« ny tne jriorida by producing a forage of such The value b obviously In a poaition to derarnipany 0|Utrate ¡ta capacity for boef and,jw rk y regia- productioni ¡ndu*trie* now lagging cbeon cerowing to tho high coat of feed and steady increase In land values. „ ttofney j j er industry should»quadruplsu-stment tho nM t five y r a ^ —Fort La 8UV a ' derdalo Sentinel. Impecunious O nt'e C om plaint. •'Ob, If only my creditors w ere like my »Inst" exclaim ed' Mr. Brown to his wire. "Because my cred ito rs call and catch mo ovary day, b u t m y alas alw ays find me out." j Frenchw om an a Cava Dwellar. _ A woman of forty-flve haa been found living in a cave in the forest of F ontainebleau. Bnakea and rata w ere h e r co-tenants. She subsisted on raw vegetables, an d was clad In rags. She was relu ctan t to leava tho cave.—P arts Cable to th e New York Times. Hla Finish. Jonas—"Do you know, I have quit« a literary b e n t” "All right, my boy. Keep you'll be worse th an bent; broke." • fancy I F riend— on and you'll be Evidently 80m s Bnorsr. A wom an wokn her husband during a storm tb s o th er night, an d s a id ;—"1 do wish you would stop snoring, to r 1 w an t to h ear It thunder." GAIN KHVILLE. rt.A p. o. Dox c m D on’t Have R oaches In Your H om e thru over dukes sod c*ukU* sod witter disssss germs sod s filthy poisonous odor. . « D o n 't us« s p u i t for killing rose hr« for loachra travel through it trail ir about your home on their wing* sod legs, sod tbs less« •peck of phosphorous paste will kill S per­ son. Many persona die fo this way and 'tis never known what killed them. «You do know that it s chicken eats an in­ sect that has been killed with a paste, it is a dead chicken, sod if s dog eats the chicken it is a dead dog. and if a bustard cats the dog it is s dead buturd. C o n tam i do poison and baa no odor, and one application will rid any h o m e of all roechce. ants, b e d b u fi and o th er insects. 2 5 c a Oox a t All D ru g g la ta riN the go o d o u n SUMMERTIME There ¡1 nothing that is quite so delightfully refreshing as G O O D Ice Cream. 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All Work Receives My Persona Attention And Best Efforts Opposite City Hall THE STATE UNIVERSITY florid* Stats College for Women O e la e e rU le , r W U a R e tt 8 « « « ie e T e tte h a * «* * . D a r Id « O p « * « S a p l t . b t r tk * 2 3 r d , 1 9 1 3 t l x l i l r a i w i f a t F U fid * t t t n • • a llia i « p a e r t e e lt } U r llw ! > U i « l t * d p « . i . » w ( u l ad «ra tta * a t ( U t d l > , I M * m «1 llw a t t u i r a t i a t U n a ( . H i ( k M i d « a a « . « t k a l a r l f l a n t i | . B a a a itla l b a t t i a f i A lin a lit » t* a p a. N a a tlf I N par caat la t t a a * la a ttra d a n r* d a t i* ( tKa p a n l i t , « « yaara. Laadar la A i h l a i d t a a d a rg a r (a rm a a t i t W a a l actlrHiaa. S a a d tar < m «ta fa a . A . A . M U R n t f i t C . Praa. C a lla ie at A t « « t e d S e tta ta «, M a rm a i S e t.« a i vitW K t a d a r n ila a D i n i U M a U S akaat a t M aaia, S d m l a l A r i . W w a l «1 E e p n a a ia a . I L a » F r a «a n tica D a p a li m a at a i t i E a ia a a ia * P l t U a e B aaaltfal U c a iia a kaaatt/al W U i M l t a d I n i daaa a ^a ip a M a l ik r a a fk a a . T a tu a n ti«« t n k a r aip aa a* . ta rp Ia n , f a r te la rs i E D W A k D C O H R A O I . Traa . ---------------------------------a-------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------ Whan H a r Mamqry Failed. Mrs. W orldley—"If, as you say, your m aster kissed you against your will, why did you not cry 'Help?* '* French M aid—"Ah, m adam e. Z at.o es Jost xo r o r d .o f ric h I could not sin k at ■« m opient."—Puck. L a u g h te r Pa ye W e tL Laughing as s business-getter at­ Cruel end.Inhuman, tra c ts favorable attention, 'm a k e s "How dare you advertise that jrqd p leasan t Im pressions, transform s do pAlnloM dentiltry T* talked for flve ml I couldn't in te rn a^a.O m a.w hrn tho work done with a contented sft«N feeling. tI r ^-------------- r * : — :--------------- ------I iiJC 1l -/ S , •' , /"vi. ' fTesb stork Just In from the factory and each one carries a factory guaran tee that means immediate replacement HERE BY ME of any onf the •— preve# ei> examluatluti tu;tu r ’• IB B lltA sj er. tñei • r '¿..i l**é*J ' , / :A «A4 4.1 ■«---* h m I i h ** . r -t'wu »»**.. -« �fafc or the development that behrlnging the'V at »tatc in the Union into her 6wn. Men* a county votes for good routb, PuMlihfd Cvwr Tue*J»r *“d Krtdar Morntn* Of there « railroad la pushing n now artery • THE IIERAID PRINTING CWMPANV o(*Jrade down into fertile hyt undevelop­ ed territory, another place a city w to s u J. HULt >. t i l l l o r . \v. M. IIAYNCS. U u a ln ta a M a n a g e r for school*, still nnother for lumds, great of land arc beinir developed, big S u b s c r i p t l e n | ’r t c r , T * 0 0 a Y e a r In A d v a e c r manufacturing plants, immenre hotels, new lands' By the thousand dotted over f H U r tr d In 111« f i t F l#F *nrri«r $2.0 0 prr fe a r In tho fair state—from the Perdido down “ ----------- a d r a n te or 20c per m onili. Paym ent» In a d ì ance m ust bo m ade a l otte* over the counties to Key West the work splendidly goes on. Kmered •» *reeod<t«aa «■» m e w A—».H i»d eXWltplo of 100$, at lb« poatoRra al Sanlord, Florida. tho magnificent public spirit which stop* s» JH »Vo*« *i#twnaught- when community advance­ ment—the foundation of a states' pro­ T r i e p ilo n e N o . M B Olile» In H»r»ld Uulldlni gress—ia a question nt Issue. Cfn thst date Orlando voted a sub­ Seminole county court house will have an elevator service. Can you beat ft? stantial sum for brick jutved streets, Ocala voted overwhelmingly for bonds —-O---• Garden county with Winter Garden for new public schools, Dunncllon fol­ the county seat da the proper stunt to lowed suit, Fernnndina by s ratio of nineteen to two voted bonds for water pull off.—Winter Garden Times. works, municipal ice plant and public — O----Sanford will have threo banka and all wharves—In evtay city the vote indi­ of them good, solid institution*. This cated the sentiment of Florida's citiienry. Other counties and cities are soon to demonstrates, that Sanford fa growing vote upon similar public improvements. some. T^iere V* little doubt but that the im­ . — o — ■— »INf ■M yen wtH- hold, «^primary to,do- provement issue will win.in each Instance. With men thus loyally at work for ■. cide who should her-postmaster. This city, county and atate, con anything, Is the moat progressive way. for the postcheck Florida's advancement and growth office matters to be settled. Q i . _ __ Augustin* -Kecetd. ~ ~ ----- ° — And lost but ndt least, Sanford voted Sanford needs on up town ticket office for bonds to the tune of $50,000. and the Atlantic Coast lin e official* ----- O-----should be approached in the matter. THE, VALUE OF PUBLICITY It would be of great convenience t<?t$ifr ''«Though n newspaper Is a business travelling public. ' 7 * ,v ( ntvrprbe and is‘ conducted for the purr *■.f ' peap of making money and tbo merchan­ The Titpe*>paion will devote a ppgs' dise fn which It deals is publicity, it to poultry, with an eminent authority, give* away as much as it receive* pay as editor iff the -chicken dope. This for and its value to the community in ! feature of tb«' T**U; .should be recog­ which it is published has a price far be­ nised by the farmer« ... yond the coin that drops into its till. r » Any man that has a business that he Senator Stoke* fa taking advantage is not ashamed to call to the attention of of his mental anguish bill by taking the the world and has the money to pay for first cose in Pensacola against the tele­ his space can purchase advertising in a graph company. Stokea evidently knew newspaper; but It must be a reputable what he wo* doing when he framed that business and aauch as a reputable paper bill. can afford to mention in ita columns. H ut there is only one department of Huerta of Mexico cornea down from the true newspaper that is for sale; that his perch and now acta like be really be­ is the advertising department. The lieves there is some country to the north wa columns in which are chronicled of him. Harry Floyd will not need to the happenings of the day ore beyond head the CocaCola Rifles that way for purchase and the editorial department some time to come. In which are reflected the paper's opin­ ions, is without price. Almost anything Is better than the But for the yery reason that these de­ present currency system, hence the bank- partments cannot be bought are they tho • era and the business men alike want more precious; anti mention in these something done by Congress to put the columns is worth many times more to - currency on a sounder basis. Further, the men whose names arc therein spoken most of them are agreed on the remedy. of than are the advertisements that they \. f --d --pay for nt so much per inch. Names Editor Howard of {he Orlando Citi- are not called in tho unpurchasahlo w n sayg ttmv though-he--pr writing- to spaces iofjhe material gain that may re­ print the laws he does not endorse them. sult thereby to the paper, but because How .sad! Had we known that M). the owner* of those names hqve earned Howard di d not endorse these laws we the right to publicity, because that in would never have printed them in The epme way they have achieved eminence in the community that renders their Herald.. doing* ami sayings of interest to these * ------ 0 ---“Sanford Trying to Locate Post Of­ who read. Those who have climbed to the top fice” says a head line in the Tampa where we are told there is always room Tribune. Folks In Bobhollyvillo must in any of tho lines of human activity have been pretty careless to low It.— and endeavor—in the low, in medicine, 8t. Augustine Record. Haven't lost it yet, H arry. We hope (n ^ 1P r*1^ * °1 *he clergy; rtn the slage, to have tbo new’ building till to ourself. in the many phases of the sciences and ----- O—— , ' 1» engineering, cvwi in the evil eminence? Tf^c—HehUd wishes to commend the that crime brings, names arc mentioned in the now* columns because by reason citv^5Council on their building brick of position and of achievement those atrq^t*. Tin* side streets of nine foot names have a new* value. Even in tbo Width jwem the proper idea and if more editorial columns is there comment and of them'Vhn be built let us have them. expression of opinion because of the large .The nine foot street should not be a hardplace in tho ken of the pvoplo that thesw; either on tbe city or tho property men fill and the. importance of their ’ - owners and we rati have mnre of them deeds In the Community life. \t t at a w ry reasonable j frier*. The tiles of Newspaper publicity has made, os it v,-*'tho city laying their own street* is nlso | has marred, the success In life of many a P' commendable and economical and the man; without it many a career that has aldermen deserve the praise of the citiprogressed and ended in the brilliance '■ ten* of Sanford for their effort*—and ( of victory i^iould have lingered in* ob­ well directed efforts —along this line. scurity sod been hidden In the shadow of defeat. This reflection should cause SEMINOLE BRICK ROADS those who direct these all-powerful EjJl • - ,F o r the benefit of the many anxious agencies to exerciso the greatest care and one* who have asked about the brick circumspection to lie always just and to • , v • roads ho hiauy tin)« Titt! Herald wishes ■peak the truth that the deserving and • io call attention to tho following notice also tho ( unworthy lie rewarded in ac­ !\ V th at is now in this paper and this ought cordance with their desert*. ? to satisfy the skeptical th a t despite tho The fact that these greatest of the de­ hitch In the first proceedings we intend partments of the newspaper are not for to sell the bonds and build the roads: sale causes them to belong to the public Notice is hereby giw n that the Road in the largest sense; If the nrww and and Bridge District No. 1 of Seminole editorial columns could !«.• bought they county, Florida, will receive bids for tho would be but parts of a private business purchase of $200,000 par value of Hoad enterprise and would be controlled and Bridge District No. 1 of Seminole through the business office. But in or­ county, Florida, bonds a t Sanford, Flor­ der for the now* department to 1« effi­ ida, a t the court house at 10 o'clock cient and for the opinipna of the editorial [m. m., on Tuesday, Sept. 15th, 1013. page to continue to be rebpected they Said bonds are dated.January 1, 1913, must remain tbe property of the public payable thirty years after date ib dea t large, purchased by no man’s money. ' nominations of $1,000 each and bear —Tampa. Times. _ ................ ‘ interest at the rate of five snrf orirvhali ------O-----per cent .per annum, pajnhlo semiTH E NEWSPAPER annually cn July 1st and January. 1st Looking s t the map of a continent wa of each year.. All bidders shall accom­ see bend land* jutting out from the shore. pany their bids with a certified check Some of them ore mere sand spits, wash­ for $50Q.OO, os security for compliance ed by the wave* during storms, others with bid. Roth sealed and motion b.ds are rocks whose summit* are always received. The right Is r ser>,d t> , fr­ ie d any ami sH 'bids. Address all bids above the seas, and others, again are very high and surmounted by' beacons. to ETAL T a e t a .. — - . -------- - , i , - -, i ^ »■— » " *fcffhér-inw!y or lofty they: m arte ■re-----------r----------- =rer. without wealth to support it. tho power »poke. Horn was on the first base and of tho press w as born and exist* without Kiddle on s it onlL - Backed by Corti ill material wealth. Another phradux: In tlie field lie made it hot for Umpire other calling* th e product is th e subject Apple,‘who was rotten. Ax oa/tw to the of. its maker, w hereas the editor is all- hat »ud chopped, ( igur let llrick walk, so rted by his ow n product, and onfy hlaj and Sawdust filled the base*, .tong mad« “ paper." not he personally, U cbnsid-! a'hit* *nd tw e n ty made a score. Cigar Cred ¡ ^ E l S F !$ W W 5 l l t o i ^ e t s a ..- r t i i u r W : 'A J U « l B ab o n .trim i-io p i ^ i ^ J n ^ work. Ami while the n ew p ajiar is tin- j yont straiglit. up; then Cherry tried i t Hupjxirted by the Inw and lias b u t liitlt? but wont wild. ■- . of tradition, y et it make* law-* and protfid Ice kept cool till be was Lit by a pitched bull, then you ought to have) serves the trad itio n s of tho world. To successfully copduct a newspaper heard ice Cream. Cabbage had n gooff requires a man who is born for th e -ta il­ b u d and kept quiet. Gross covered ing. J f ho can n o t sec above thff/heads dot* of ground and the crowd cheered of oth ao u ia.« ^'!» ^ . __ if»iyrn mOcy, cannot woric. VitKou' (jiftsym* pathy nt others, has notSitifimfJid forl>eftrat?f ‘ and charity, entoct, bo ‘WH not surviVe; b u t these quoiltios^given, the editor can and does do moro good for the locality he influence* than ull other agencies combined. He educates, for “ the paper” is in many instanew the only* reading ever indulged in by the subscribers; bo does more for good morals than court* and preachers, for tho fear of ‘‘getting into tho puper" is the greatest deterrent to crime; by dis­ cussing the qualities and'doings of pubihunciit and th e needs of the people, be promotes good go vero m ent.^.H y-m ak­ ing suggestion* to. business'm rn slrtri fanners and by sending Ids remote places, introducing hi* outsiders, he promotiw business growth. We praise the telephone, ths telegraph, and tho rapid mail, service Tor tho qqtck communications they afford and tbp help they are to the world’s busi­ ness, but have you ever thought of the bonefits newspaper advertising affords —how it facilitates quick buying and soiling and tho finding of lost things and l>ersons? So far we have mentioned only the more meaty benefit* conferred by the newspapers. As most people, 'espec­ ially the women, peruse tbe nows col­ umns first of all, it proves th at the news items are interesting and- often valu­ able. You read about yourself and your acquaintances and become intro­ duced’ tp strangers. Indefinite rumors are told in a definite way. T h e paper praise* good deeds, encourages the strug­ gling; condole», with the sorrowing. "Please say nothing about it in tbe pa­ per;1^ "What does the pape^say about It?“. "When the paper come» we find out;" "I will put it in tho paper," are heard all the tim e and shows th e impor­ tance p( the paper. The newspaper office is the tow n’s In­ formation bureau. No m atter bow poorly equipped, it powessel n map or two, a dictionary, a "Work! Almanac," a railway time table, n mailing addre« list, a pile of exchanges, etc., tut a refer­ ence library. T he first pla^e an intend­ ing settler goes. Ui-iu. th e-to w n ..« .th e newspu|K-r office. W^en 'a promoter of any enterprise con}M to tbe town, whom ilm-s tie call pn first of oil?—the editor. The first man' an asp iran t1Jftr office consult* ia the editor. No public improvement is ever undertaken, before it ha* been discussed in “the jMipcr." If it is worthy the editor can find a hundred reasons why it should be made for every doren reason* advanced by others. If not worthy, "the paper"wjH not support it and tells why. The evangelist and the government demonstrator, no more* than the circus man, enn bo|>e to jjo any­ thing in the town without the njd of "tho paper." And the intending settler, living in a d istant state, get* acquainted with the town find learns to like it and decides to move to it because he has read shout it in "the p a p m " "Mr. Editor, plcaoc send a couple of copies of your paper to this address. He thinks of moving to this fíjate and perhaps we may Indure him to conic to our town," is a frequent request und in one reuse shows the value of "the paper.” Though very few-ever offer pay for this service, the papers nre invuriubly rent. Those multifarious littlo ofrrvicos, whereby the public and the individuals become the paper’s debtors, give "the paper" its-powep, and this power b never ared for anything l{ut good. How long do you, dear roadd, think civilixation, a iMjV--*1 th a t is ^ -b o th ^ e ra w d " ^ ^ ver>; e xp e n sive a n d cunm bersom e th in g loafed on Uiird and pumped Organ, who plnyed fast nnd put Light out. ” In the fifth {fining Wind began to blow about what be could do. Hammer . « began to knock, and Trees began to (It'is also an invitation to thieties tHat you have valuables leave. Tho way they roasted Peanut in your house that are worth trying for.^ was a fright. Knife was put out for cutting third base. Lightning finished Put that which you can't replace in one of our Safe pitching tho game and struck out six [Deposit Boxes. Our steel vaults will protect you from men. ¥ . . In the ninth Apple told Fiddle to take fire and Yale Locks not only keep out burglars but give his base and then Song made another bit. Trombone made a slide and Meat was you. absolute privacy. put out on th^ plate.' There wa^lota of betting on the game but Soap cleaned, up. JTHe score was 1 to- 0. Door said, that if he had pitched would have shut them put. «*• ‘1**6 - “ ¿ lo d s T News Story Speaking-of newspaper writing, here is a gem from the rural correspondent « 4 0 4 * * « * * * * * «-o• • * • « » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ of the L anscuter (Pa.) Journal, sent ths Tribune by a friend; Mias Anna M. Snyder .was stricken lost Sunday night with scute indiges­ tion nnd ha* been very ill ever since and * 0 on Tuesday afternoon became very ill 0 ahd started to ‘scream and her father 1 hearing it in the yard- where ho was MODERN COURSES IN reading hurried to her apartment -and. ? ♦ at the head of the stairs ran against his wife who was hurrying down stairs to Bookkeeping, Banking, Commercial I.aw,> Com­ see where her husband was and the blow of ' them coming together knocked the mercial Arithmetic, Penmanship, Typewriting, Rev, down stairs backward and head­ Shorthand, and all Branches of Civil Service. foremost and ho landed In the corner of the stairway on his neck and shoulder» with hi* head wedged into the narrow DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES LEARN TO 1)0 BY DOING. corner and wa« lying there for over five minutes unconscious when his wife suc­ ceeded in raising his heavy body off his neck and resuscitated him and calling . j his neighbor» they offered temporary relief until Dr. J. M. Biever arrived and rendered aid to father and daughter; Rev. W. II. Snyder is a very lucky man 13-15 PICO BUILDING for his wxight and build to fail the way SANFORD. FLORIDA ' ho did and still being alive is a very maricowlou* escape from sudden death. Tampa Tribune. PEQPLES.JJANK OF SANFORD Sanford Business College . . . I . Sanford Business College : Sent Editor flam s The lollnwing letter was received yeaUxdMyJrom Frank AicDsnneJ of Owasso, Mich.: Friend Holly: Am Honffing you by today's "Pnrsnips .Post" n »ampin, of our Ilurbarik plum crop. . Our trres were sure a sight this year. W e have taken off 25 bushel* ayd are still picking. Hope they will reach you in good condition. I qotc with pleasure the continued im­ provement in Sanford, I^et the good work go on. Mother sends us The Herald each week after Rhe reads it urvl iw ;i toss up b«v tween the Mr*, ami 1 who reads it first. Kindest regards to all. Very truly yours, . F. J. McDANNEL. And the box followed and say, .they wrta great th e y nre just about the. finest thing In the way of plums that we have ever received ami much better than Hie political plum* that we have never received.' We return due thanks to the generous donors and assure thepi that the plums have gone the way that nil good plums should go and when Mr. ¡uml Mrs. Mac return to Floridu we will tulfit them home in our near car. l# t-t ; ----------------------- ** \v Death of Tampa Citllcn The Tampa Tribune says: J. M. Catheart, deputy clerk of the criminal court of record and widely known As a |x*ace, progress woyfd hold o u t if news­ veteran of the civil war, living for a long papers should cease to lie issued? And lime commander of -Comp Lnfliigi.dfctt you, dear business man.-v^iat would Ik* at midnight at hisjthmc. No. lf)54 North the state of all business a year from now Jefferson atrqet, idler a brief illness. He if the newspapers should cease to print hud l>ecn ill only since Saturday, when advertisements? And if publicity nt 4 o’clock In the afternoon ho lefm he should re aso to l)e ¿i ven the deeds of court house In company with hfs,brother, public men for a few years, w hat would Walter, came by the Tribute otflotj foj* a bo th¿ «late: of the Country then? ; few minute», then went home. » ’ For all this tho nowspnper ia never --------------------------t appraised. s t fta intrinsic value, and » Notice Ho/ho Owners whilo it 1* a necessity to every subscriber, i‘ haVe a first clasa expert hors« shie r. the debt for subscription is seldom, paid Give .him W |rial. before ail other debt* are, liqu'dated— W. li. Underwoodj arid perhaps not..even then. This mg« - .v & lect of duty to the paper la.R rali« (rómf f i l 1f -r— bygone dsjni when it Y w f*^ con* >UJJJJ •An <fi4hil«n iu PrarlA* far (ih*i O m IrS « ut IU Oo«afct« Ri« simply a m atter of charit rity t{f V* du>*4l*«4)a| *| the psp«r.u T h a t time The newspaper has rtdretp^d ."fill a long felt w ant?’ These day* men lord bo «ad b* I* br**by lolloriinl and 'fMüffÿw rr«utr«Uon boâVa , of the rrfiit/Aliofl ore actually invited to new towns to ‘ *»»n «ad kr»p «pm tk* jriqr 8»nford, st hU iU oflW o»«* in in th tb*i dly d ^ h m le foi -H s ta r t pipera; for it tè"wè b'wfU known th at a Ib» hour» ol DIM AltM». m. »uut mH four fou? pp. TO-. '!*)» lm m » iu i.ly prior to newspaper i* thu>first ruquUfte [forjAKtt^®’, d»N any *prd»l rU rtlon upbuilding of a town. .l^Urnewagapar ¡mjúLl!i£yo.ro*-ttno w*;own Í c J r 3 “ J VMF, can demami i m h ■hr «ht»» Or«Fi»tify an *Im voto ln aal* ‘ •Ull U tb* m Telegram. m l alvctioiM i.idari, c boiís,. >&i; h ù 5sah.d . no «lartor »hall b» pMtnlUrd to vot« al any «tettiori ton tor or »falnM. ... Baseball ♦*, t u . . f i n ' n » ^ s r u uU tU «wa«r ol r**! m u to lauto«! • There have been rq*ny . queer bos« S u . 0. A U a n i aw or parto ol ordinaor*» U ratrU b ai* ball games, but tie fo llw jn g , clipped la tcunflitt a . 4. T h to o rd l irmaorUato•I>pro»al hy tb» mayor. from a southern described the Is I ordinane» queerest one yet*« . . .. v - v - * ot Vhn!<to,ta The game op« ned.» tifr 'f h b ; Molsaaes C ity CU for Road and Bridge District No. 1. By the trend o( the *hOfe lino and breSfff n v .w iin .i eW l,tnru - ttii ir furie from, the order of tbe Board. . ,*V Totboeo promontories may bo likened PROGRESSIVE FLORIDA the newspapers of tbe country. Whether I* it any wonder th a t Florida is pro* they stand out like a commanding Cape greasing at a ratff which arouses the as­ Horn or a low crested Caps H itteraa tonishment of all who come from for they are the nation’« bulwarks against away sections? despotism, injustice and ignorance. The -iiBOT-papcr-ti - T i ipodur, fur whlio m y a l , i h * . ì U c x . s j w b m s u n o x é a te b in *. S S J* . pwbf come* to tho sur- other kind of morel power cannot exist Cigar «sa fn the box*#ith pkàJty of »V- »1..' i '■ . * ' V ---™ jfr ^ t firs ' A fire -p ro o f Safe in y o u r h o m e is n o t ^necessarily b u rg la r-p ro o fi^ a n d a safe "No Need to Hurry” Not when you have an electric grill. You don’t have to build a fire in it, and wait half an hour for the fire to burn up and heat the stove lids. This little table stove is ready for busi­ ness from the moment you turn the switch. Cook anything you wont in most any­ way you want. . " , ^ -* r * -V - v , , „y.y X You can grill, broil, ff7,atow, or toaat on U>o G-E Radiant Electric Grill. You can also bake pancake* on it without uaing great«. Y o u can d o an y tw o of there kind* of cooking s t the aame time.' Come in and take a look at thia w onderful little electric table-atove. -V Sanford Light & Fuel Co. » 110 So. -Ptfrk Avc. Phone £7 It-* - ■ pnniiM m e-, ■»!;- iiiiiiinniffliiiinimiinnmiiiiimiiiinmiiiniiimnf: 3 ‘*'‘v \ * • : 3 T J I | T f Don't pqt bff the ' insuring of your j ' ix ' . i i ■ ■J property;against fire until, tomorrow or ;1 l ■ * neyt etc—it generally; happens jr--’ Vt • ,f . • tlfgy Srou have u fir» s t just?jurif a tim e/ S cfr.u » to d a y —o r il y o u '^ a iÌ’ t caÛ on ys, cali No. áfi sài Will insure the property in a reliable; Ä^-l company. :-r C H A S E & CO. W. J . THIGPEN. S^GQMPAitV__ «rSNk .i me.1 G e n e ra l F ir e day ol July, a. w. bT I ncxu. AGENTS In s u ra n c e O f f tM W illi H O L O IM RKAW E S T A T E C O . Sanford, - . ’ . Florida For 'Engraved Cards See The Herald �Aiuto»* Tî2. 191 THE SANFORD HERALD ) ABOUT THE CITY Takach. thè y ea rp ax t, lcft Tut-sday {or thè lumie i>miiii«tu of ber «tip, I)r. fc. Clark!1T raey of W hlte •'* unii. h i' . Piai ni, M;« V' Mi*. I’iiìIi'j w c o i n p 1n n a p p c n in g R — M c n i i o n O r cI,Ium inK wife are fuvnrm« «fili nrul «ted ber luollu r 4.* far a* Jacksonville, . ,, , . iiiuhIc»! rirciw in Ha« Uni City, m lieto Mrn. Traey M a tte rà In U ric i ■ ... . . . , ... .and* her .friend, Mia» . , . w . Higginholhan, representinir tho /. '«usale l.une «ili tnke thè Clyde Line for N' ' *»rk. • Mr. Moltmr in onu ni thè most chrmlMn ih Un- ululi« adii li iM y n i borni' boing vinteci i*i Iwyotvl Jh e knowl «-dei« nf ordinary man " til" i ,.- i ,,,. i i l'orni ilei rVm w,n a ’.i-v ia»m i , i ...... , , . tl , ,, ,,ni nilr ri,'i or tlie tnattiT ullhoueh, il . . * a» *i - Itili importano« tu tti<> rn v ir .„L i.............. ic . i i . , . i. *.. , <•“ >• «•■vitì.i .isv» ,,t t in> « • ' a livering Ilio Credit Hook* m w tilt« I>u»iiil-*.*- ini'ti ari- repr« : O fTht? Floallng Sleali Talk» << . - ,, 'i r . K« I i ' hI, p ro p ri'tnr «<r cl , A i r u f a d l o , u m i c i m l „. ........ . „ U c ld llc d e r. | „ „ , ................. .. -------JivcrY. onc_ uf the 500 fabrics . t iloor of thè Miller block a n n u e la W^ll under vCuy. we show for this season’s wear, we guarantee to he PURL. YV()( )L— just as pure as Nature grows it on the sheep’s back—not one thread of cQttptl Qr $hoddy in any of them . S l„ ott}tw d »«mtcrrtirrTH iWk BfnTTWWIiitSi*' ftlTIfm 'IT'iKthi- gon ' lem in ih*- rnunty S4-.it i«i ?<mmolr. will I»- glud to 1« ' offtr»« rim iti» fu PURE WOOL r e n i. ^H,‘ ' i l i V Ì I T r e m n in i^ou will find the latest shades and patterns' all right up to the m in ­ ute—y o u ’ll be sure to find the one to suit your taste. O u r ta ilo r s -w ill H an d -T ailor your cloth es to your m easure from the fabric you select, and we guar­ antee you w ill be satisfied. Ft.OHIDA HOOSTEItS STUNT The Merchant of Venire One of the coming attractions at the Imperial will l«* Shakespeare's, great play, The M nrhflirr o f 'Venice, under tho niaimgeinent o( the great Edouard D'Oixe, who is so well and favorably known in Sanford. Ed. T i.' Moore, the advance representative of the M erchant of Venice is in the city today completing arrangements for t his grent play and it will lx« well attended by the Sanford !oven> of high clans drama such as D'Oin has always given here and elsewhen ,i,t, ,. , ',« . ... ' T " day morning. We are not poeitivc that where they have hern visiting, tor the , . .. . . I tcverythfng will be arranged to get out past tour weeks They say th at it us , •,«„ , i .i it .. . .. , , on this date, hut are working to this end, lea« in so hot in the mountains that they had . . . . , , . . . . . . i , „ . . * i and i( the jieopie throughout the state ■Nemniol« to come back to Hanford w here it is cool. . , . . , . , will get busy and give lilt protect hearty lonl, I u< L. It. IMiilijei will have a full supply of coopereUqn a t once we will accomplish genuine Berm uda Onion seed in Sept- thp dcaim l pUr|MM. emtier. _ 101-tf Tho t ra jn w{]| mako a circuitous route K. M. Z ink.and wife were in th e city with Chicago ut present as a terminus, on Wednesday enroute from Tam pa to However, telegraphic invitations from Jacksonville. Mr Zink has lx«en in the t|„. trade taxliiw of the '1‘win C iti« , St. art departinoni id the Tri-Color Co. «f ( Paul au<t Mintieafwlir, have l>cen reTumpn for some tune, but i« now with reived at this office and we are urged to the V rogley Engraving ■( n. of Jackson- extend tie« itinerary to these cities. .Sufficient stops all aking the route A hog is good .it getting the acorns going and coming will he made at cities already on the ground luit he don’t try anil large towns for the Florida Rooster« to plant more oak trees or increase the to distribute advertising m atter, makyield. So also in each town are some mg speeches ami live long friends for i busini-jut men concerned only in gather- the great Sunshine State of the Sunny mg in the imnieiliate dollar Ocala South. The trip will not only he ««nStnr. joyulde to those who av'ail themaelve* , Mrs. Frank lirnham expects to leave *be op[K?rlunity of going, but highly tomorrow for St. Petersburg where sin« profitable to the entire state of Florida. All LocüI AdveDisertimi« l rider This UrmUui I hrec Cent v n l Ine f orti Issue wtll spend the remainder of the summer. At the present rate and we expect to Mr. ('«rahnni is now running on the Tril get it much cht*a|sT1 the entir«* trip by hrancli and will is« aide t«> join her ought not to cost more than 1125.IW ior m iity. jjuwrlay .w —tlm enjoy merit of the each official representative. ( 'oris ¡71salt hns'Zes of the gulf enng the gr«at amount of work th at it V Mr. and Mrs J.'C . Higgins left on lire lHW"‘bl«' b>r a live man 1«» do this is midnight Irani forJacksonville, h u r- <‘*tremcl>reuwnable This estimate mg her visit to that city Mrs. Higgins w based on the enure exis'iis**. h«*t of will purrhase the n e r m r y outfit f« r ^ar,‘ If,r 11 l‘'n ‘l-'i* tr'l’her two young soils, who will soon reIn order to secure representation on turn to llnltimore, Md.. where they ut- this train It is necessary th at the m atter j tended school lost year. should la« taken up with the manager at The d a le City House has brought how many representatives down the high cost of living. Only J T 00 .<* persons, desire to go Irani your sec,M«r w«s«k for the finest table l.oar.l in »Inn. whether male or female and kin the «'itv Ms* Parker *JM-tl ' l f ‘l relations There will be a b ,n h Vl ... .i , \ , u i Hiluttod to »iirh juiMien^r» but m »r 4 Mr .ui‘i Mr- At l.ilia t <»n \Y*ii , . . . . v , i av i i rariKinsE furmrn and tm*ir vmv«*h. <iAuicn nrsda\ rvriimK lor N* w lorK, a hm. . , , , t m , etc., we Btkuutn know the pnrticutbev wi l l npvml ni-veul ( la y s . rriilii , , , , , , , _, . . 3 . ... . . . , i lam w as to moka It all absolutely agretV there thev will go to ( onm-cticul and .. L‘ . ............ . .... «able. WANTS Clothier and Men’s Furnisher SANFORD FLO R ID A 482348532323484848484 NO INTEREST OR TAXES FOR TWO YEARS RIVERVIEW LOTS The mngnirent location of this property on the great tributaries of the St. Johns river, where the channel runs almost ilirect eiust from itiverview to the Atlantic Ocean, where the city of Jacksonville has built its great quarter millinn Hollar electric light plant. Where the great munic­ ipal docks ¡ire going to he built. Where there nre going to he millions upon millions of dollars.spent by private capital in the near future for great manufacturing plants, ali are situated hy or near to Itiverview, lying just to tho oast of us. T h i s all go es to make Itiverview the most dasj»y and desirable property to the great city of Jackson- Som ething To Consider Itiverview today hits over five hundred property owners all boosting for tho great future of Riverview. We have 4(1 homes, some costing three to four^thousand dollars. T h r e e mercantile houses. Moat and launch fac­ tor'. of large and growing magnitude,, We have now 14 miles of streets, all set out in shade trees. We have free public boat and hath houses. We have one of the most beautiful 60 acre public parks in the state. Itiverview hits many suburbs since its inception, and Rivet-view's geographical Inaction is such that it Lh soon going to make its property value far exceed any property about Jack­ sonville. and every lot now bought will make the buyer a thousand dollars clear in the near future. We have a complete telephone service, and an efficient motor car lines at a .V car fare to the heart of the city of Jacksonville. Itiverview proprety will make thousands of dollars for the owners. Itiverview has made good. Her -titles are perfect, and ¡as an investment it Inis 116 equal. Dr. E. H. ARMSTRONG OWNER l l l - t 12-11.1 Heard National Hank Hldg JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA Wo ccrlalnly hxrc them — anything you conic) want that any drug store carries. The quality la good— we look out Tor that. The assortment Is big. The prices are right— very fair. itnous for Breakers, Hotel ju s t aoutlj of «»S* P kr. Daytona Beach, jlprii Tear found. XeA- hot«]. M l.!»*! * veriauj? , °f xhore dhtnera Thureday («vlninK* and Sunday noon. ,,y V \ 7-Fri'tf Mrs. M. ¿ f Allen left \ ednw day ■fternoon for a few weeks* v cation *lft’ Vermont. . Whoa ahe return! she c*ill •»up in New York u> «Uerul »«her foil W anted—ItqpM t, competent share emptier or would ren t for turning scasotwii TI)'0 ,SabTur(FlW i7Tam Tildw In cowix'im and in high state ol cultivation. AddroiH E. Valeillr, Hanford, F'la. 92-tf y®*terday afternoon. They are mak2!* P^Parailona for a plcasue trip to Philadelphia, r . „ } E m m M q| q„ of n .ln m lll, m j a e i . for several day* of called To nerve you beat Is our policy. To please you ia our endeavor. In service we excel bemuse we lake unusual means to provide comfort, convenience and satlKfnrtlon in every deal. F’o r . Rent—Largs, front room. Mrs. R. L. Jones, 206 Park avpnue. 72-tfe .Bast Meala in Sanford for $4.00 par week. Mort home-like hôtel In town. Traitaient» and waulAT bôàhlera find T r ,. - -. , . TH E -— , . * " r n This la the logical you want and you _ . DRUGGIST I L Seminal» .A ^ -P m~ i V �» T H E CITRUS EXCHANGE FRUIT HNDS THE 1 S T READY SALE FACT THAT PACK IS IIE S T HAS B E E N ADVERTISED IN PAST YEARS. One Hu VJ#*'!»' W ID E L Y Thousand Dollars Spent to Spread the Gospel of & Throughout the tJnited States. The tiitie has passed when any product, no mnjftr how good it may be, can be depended on to sell Itself. The merits of the goods alone will no longer find them a general and profitable mar­ ket, all the big manufacturers have found o u t The Florida Citrus Exchange has recognized this fact from the beginning of its existence. Accordingly it has gone further than the effort, to pack and put on the markets in the best and most economical way the finest Citrus Fruitd that arc grown any­ where in the world, and has taken another step and totd'the con­ sumer at the other end of the line of the superiority of Florida Grapefruit, and Oranges, and of the excellence of these fruits, when boughtrfrrmnr bo*-b*aring the Exrhnngc tmdiMnnrk-...-^ All told, in the four years that it has been in the field, the Florida Citrus* Exchange has expended for advertising in the neighborhood <jjfybpe hundred thousand dollara. No one assoiated with the Exchange in a responsible capacity would claim til in vttnnoir h (l4‘"hAPn flnAnt poi_______ that all of this rtioney haifbeen spent to the best possible advanits for their quality was Fruits wi an tag«; the advertising of Citrus ►ok uj) up the work, and a _good town field when the Exchange took many expenditures were made before the beat methods could ’* be determined. The general results have been increasingly satis­ factory, however, and the advertising has done the State of Flor­ ida untold good. That it has contributed directly to the splendid average of prices obtained by growers affiliated with the Ex­ change, through a large and more steady demand for the fruit shipped by them has been conclusively Bhown through the Inves­ tigation made in the leading markets where the advertising ap­ pears. * Salesmanship nowadays is being rapidly transferred from the person behind the counter to printed pages. If a man or woman want« to buy a ready-to-wear suit,_a hat or breakfast food or a box of Oranges or Grapefruit, they read carefully the different advertisements in the different magazines -and the newspapers, then go to the men behind the counter, and tell them just what they want, instead of asking wiiat they have, as used to be the custom. Good advertising is nothing more or less than specialized salesmanship carried into thousands of homes through the mediumship of newspapers and magazines. The Florida Citrus Ex­ change, appreciating these facta mote and more each year Binee it began advertising its fruit by ita superior pack and grade, is preparing to advertise extensively again this season. Discrimi­ nating buyers of Citrus Fruits are now our regular customers who have heretofore not used Florida Oranges at all, and it has expanded the market for. Florida fruits In general until we fpel more than justified in the expenditure. ApVEBTISEMENT NEWS OF THE WORLD WRONG MR. REEVES T 4t^ Rtfkt-<lcw> -Mra« Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Spnrccs HAPPENINGS DIKING THE WEEK H e re The f to a e P "Will Find a Grief Historical Spring Flowing For Hurried Readers ; ’.George Lauder Carnegie, Harry Thaw's brother-in-law, accompanied by Mra. Carnegie and a Now York attorney left last night.' for-Sherbrooke, Quebec. They expected to reach their destination a t 0 o’clock tonight. Hasty, arrange­ ments for the trip were made ’alter Mr. and Mrs. Cfrnegie had talked over the telephone with T h aw ./,M the railroad ttitio n Mr. Carnegie’wha asked If he vra« going to Galnada to aid his brotherin-law. / ‘You bet I am," vaa the reply; "and It wiU.be some tight," . . ' t. o oo . An attack upon the. reputation of-Leo M . Frank, through twtimony introduced to refute* that of defense character witnceaea was-made by tb c a ta te today in th e trial of the young factory euperintendent for the murdef of Mary Phagan. Ten witneaaea, all women, formerly, employed a t the National Pen­ cil Factory, swore that Frank’s general character as to his attitude toward wom­ en was bad. Dy ruling of court attor­ neys were not permitted to ask concern­ ing specific instances of misconduct. o oo . If Albert Sidney Burleson don't watgh o u t he will find'a large Vile Presidential boom- on his hands. Already there is talk of nominating Burleson as the Dem­ ocratic candidate for President in 1916. In fact, the Presidential boom may be aaid to be fairly under way. It Is the very latea wrinkle in national politics. There is a reason ofr the Burleson boom. Tt stands for something. It is as much of ■ protest u It is a boom—a protest against the Inactivity of President Wil­ son and the okhor cabinet officers, ex­ cept Burleson, in the matter of turning Republicans out of office, and putting Democrats in. ooo Enthused by the new spirit'of road building In Missouri,-thousands of vol­ unteer* mgrfchod forth from every counv N v « r,- A 1 Quickly Settled A Vital Situation tureT Ho had ic<f her to th ie v e that when that -future was Assured they must bocomo “groat, greet friends.’’ Beulah hud put aside the shattered remnant* of that old lore dream . Hef father’s disclosure, hpwever, could not help but open up the old wound. 8ho was tqp. cheery-hearted and philosoph­ ical to allow U to burden her bright s p irit If she hsd been nothing, as tt had turned out, to the poor, struggling surveyor, what coaid she hope for from the neglectful lover olevated to a ■jxatUarrcaf .bonne-aaii wealth? She said nothing aa her father got ya»dy*th* n e tt morning to call a t.th e Hampton hotel. She even Ironed out his best but rusty tie, brushed and mended his coat and sect him on his way with a 'sm ile.' Her heart ached a bit, but she did not mind that now. Dugald Morris arrived a t the hot*! to find that the lion. W alter Reeves occupied Sulto A on the parlor floor. He was admitted to tho anta room. An offleioue usher asked his business. "I want to see Wait Rsevss," replied Dugald In his blunt, friendly way. ’’Name, sir, If you nlaaaar* Very carefully the night previous Morris had cleaned one of hla oldtime cards he hsd used when he wag |m « t i i r { « | S « lil _ "My name will be enough," he said, “but there yon are." Morris was so filled with pleaslqg anticipations of the warm wetoomo he fell sure, he would receive th a t ha paced the room .Impatiently until the usher returned. "Sorry, sir," announced the latter, returning „ the card, "but Mr. Reeves doesn’t know yon." “W hat’s th at!" fairly shouted Mor­ ris. He was so overcome that he fell straightway to the nearest chair and stared unbelievingly a t the tu b er. “W alt Reeves doesn’t know me^-me, Dugald Morris, who-^ob, say! there’s some mistake.” "I h a re reported my message, sir," responded the. man Incisively,’ and waiting for the visitor to vacate the room. Dugald Mortis bowed h)s head on hla handa. He thought harder than he had ever thought before Suddenly be Jumped up. Hla face w is fiery with honest Indignation and excltemenL In a flash it had occurred to him that Walton Reeves did not want to know him. Raised to a position of pride and influence, the Ingrate had forgotten the frlende of his humble ybnth! Young man," be spoke, ble voice quivering, “you go back to your m aster and tall him that old Dugald Morris la In this room, wants the eighty-seven dollars be paid out for him Qtb year* ago, and that he won’t stir a p«g from here anUl be gets It—with Interest!" “W hat’e thet?” voiced a portly, dig­ nified man, appearing at the doorway of the Inner room. “Dugald Morris? elghty-seren dollara? Jones, you .had belter call an officer." ; “Not until 1 eee Walton R eeves!” d a d a re d Morris staunchly. “‘I am Walton Reeves,’’ annonneed the newcomer. . . z "Eh. you? eh. I’ve made a mistake, and I’m sorry to have Voublod you," aald Morris In a crestfallen way. “You she, I knew a Walton Reevee years age a t Frankton, and I thought—“ ; “Ob, you mean my nephew and namesake," smiled the congressman, something In the earnest, honest, faoe of Morris appealing to him. “He la my secretary. This way, Mr. Morris." The high h e a rt of hope-and delight of Dugald Morris rose chokingly as two minutes later the real object of hla search gave him the welcome^ of hla Ilfs! And than explanation-— m osey sent to Morris at. Frankton. re­ turned unclaimed- A dvertisem ent Insorted In the newspapers, unseen by M orris. And finally, a v ita l,' eager question from the young man: “And Beulah—that Is, Mlsa Morris? She la—la still s in g le r “Oh, yea; she would never leave her old fath erl” vaunted Morris. He changed hla mind, as coming home two evenings later, puffed up a trifle with the consciousness of a t last having a fat government Job, be found two consciously smiling persons on th* porch, j ; "It’s -all right, Mr. Morris," observed W alton Reeve* with a gay, happy laugh. "Beulah Isn’t going to leave jrou. aad neither am I ; . if« are slfnply going to take yon In to live w ith both of us.” Like a man running Into a shower of gold, a pauper finding a diamond In the dust of the street, an Invalid sud­ denly-discovering an elixir of life, Dugeld Morris gave a great shout as ho read In* a newspaper ho bad picked up on a park bench a brief, bet to him a vitally suggestive Item, - It ran: "Hon­ orable Walton -.lleeves of Colorado, newly; elected congressman,. Is at tho Hampton hotel.’f A vivid picture dream ran riot In tho mind of M6rrts. It sqemed as though a sudden blase of golden sunshine bat) come to Illumine a life beset with clouds, lie bad ■drifted bore to the nation's capital with bis - motherless daughter, BeulelC hoping, to End some governmental position. He bgd been B ro ilin g stone, but he was getting old •and would’ be glad to settle down. I» c tu ry f m anager of gn operatic trouper traveling salesman, be had a sure living only about six months In the year./ Always loyal and patient, lleulah had catered to hi* enthusiastic Impulse* and as sturdily mat the seamy aids. "It's luck. I knew It would come!" piped the optimistic UtU* man Jubi­ lantly. "Just to tblnk of It—five years, and here up a t the top notch I* the young man I befriended! Congress­ man! Well, then, all I have to get !• hie.word to obtain any position I w ant I m ust tail Beulah." Dugald Morris was a trifle depressed when ho Imparted to his daugfatsr the {Copyright, iFil. by W. O. C hapm an.) Inspiring Information that be - had V found a ryet friend at last. When bar ■ father named ' Walton Raevaa i strange quiver crossed Ileulah’a ■face. ^ Then aba flushed, and when the story m, was ended ehe said simply: x *T would ask no favor* of a "person who has possibly long slnca forgotten us, and who probably baa newer *©■ Quaintancea to consider.’* "Oh, don’t you think Itl’ cried the In- hi genuous Morris, who loved alt the n World and therefore fancied that all Is the world loved him. "I-reckon yon . have forgotten whet doe* friend# hsand I ware five year* ago down at . Peaceable. Hie parents alwaye had trouble In­ ducing David, ago four and ono* half yeare, to oaL Ho was given We can supply you for itnmedinte shipment a plate of tomato soup, and hls mother _ asked If ho liked 1L |He replied, "N °^j .J J E G C A B J V J E E D SO Y B E A N S C O W PEAS “ “ L ,. . ___« ¡ t i . i c I don’t like It"—and then w“as___ Heed Corn, Millet, Sorghum, .Tcoslntc, Peanuts, Beans, Peas $ why he was eating 11. sHirViflHBfl', " f ] A full lino of uil garden seed for truckers and home garde»« % ain’t looking for an’y trouble.” W rite fo r C a te lo g u * e n d P ric e * o n G ra in a n d F e e d . • E. A. M ARTINA CO.. . 20G E.'Bay St„ . Jacksonville, Florida 0 “Jarndyce and Jarnidyee.“ • Soven years ago a New York real estate operator left 940,000 to “the cause of c h arity '’ Recently the court decided the will valid, but now there la no estate to dt V'BOY WANTS A &I C Y C L E y e n have It. The purpose of the will REDUCE T H E * M IL E R ^ T O . * IM U l;r:S ’ has been accomplished.—New York You know the joy'and independence of fflrninfe' jr Bicycle. Wo sell Herald. them on easy payment*: G& price* put them“ in reach of everybody. We sell all the trading makes—Columbia, Ramblers, Hartford«, Idcnl«, Hla Uncommunicative Way. Iver Johnson, Reycyclqe; also cheaper grades. ‘T h a t old uncle of mine," Mrs. Jen­ Wo carry a complete line of Bicycle SuppUc* of the very besy qual­ nie Leo Pndego was laying, “la the ity and the lowest prices. Our Bicycle Repair Departm ent is complete. slyest and most secretive human be­ We make your old Bicycles new. ing I aver knew. When he gets a M chill be won't shake, and whsn he We are agents for j the Pope Motorcycles—the best Motorcycle on had the measles ha wouldn’t earth. See us for demonstrations. jhfM k'oat on hit*." SANFORD C Y C L E COMPANY SEEDiWIEEDS-SEEDS and Poultry Supplies ‘m 1 Liters! little, alatane, lo st w ere comparing teachers. Helen e e e e e e » e e * e e e e e e e e e e e e » e » e e e e e e » e e e e » e e e e e e e e »♦ ♦ »**»» she did not like h e r new teacher. T have to Ilka’ my teacher,” spoke up lU tle1Mabel. “It Is written on th* O ld e s t A n d M o s t S e e u t l f u l C a m p u s in P l * r i d a \ ? ~ blackboard: ‘Love your enemies.’M ROLLINS Youthful Logician. “Now, Edgar.", bald the teacher to on* .of the mdmfiaf*.(of the primary class in grammarrivÍMt la the plural of . to m a to r ♦Ketchup," W ? was prompt, but unegptçtM reply, th* CO LLEG E, W INTER PARK Collage. Academy, Muiic. ExpecmioD, Fla« A rts, Domestic Arts, to d Industrial Arts, Business, Teacher's Coats*. * Twelve building*, strstn best, electric light*,' fire protection, fine gymnasium, no mslsns, quartet-million endowment. Three teacher* of music, $9,000 organ, a dozen piano«, two glee dobs, choim class. Superb new rooms fair business school, full banking equipment. New chemical snd physical L boritoci?«, equipped with every modern device; analysis of toils, ftrttUsers, food* Water, preparation for engineering courses. ** Lake«, boating, swimming, golf, tennis, football, basketball; Chtiatian but unde­ nominational; expanse* moderate; scholarship« available. Foe catalogues sddrrst WILLIAM FREMONT BLACKMAN, P h . LLD. PRESIDENT Calomel Is Unsafe Loeal Druggist Who Sells Dodson's ♦ * ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ * * ♦ * * ♦ ♦ # * * * * * ♦ * * ♦ * ♦ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ » Liver Tone Guarantees It to Take the Place of Calomel If your liver is not working just right, you do not need to take a chance on getting knocked all out by a dose of calomel.- Go to I>. R. Philips & Co, who sell Dodson's Liver Tone, and pay 60 cents for a-large bottle. You will get n harmless vegetable remedy that On 4th St. Sanford Avc. will start your liver without violence, The first and only Ice Cream Factory its Seminole County. and if it does not give complete satis­ H. L„ Duhart is now prepared to take care of the ice cream business faction the druggist will refund your of thi* section. Be assured when you are eating tome of the new money with a smile. factory* ice cieain that you are eating the best. This factory ii pre­ If you buy a bottle of Dodsoq'e pared to take cure of both the retail and wholesale trade. A ll or-, Liver Tone for youptelf or your chil­ ders promptly cared for. dren, you have insured your family relief from > attacks of constipation, JL A A 4 A A A d A A e A fVl h▼A▼$ ▼ / )▼ A▼ 4 A A A A AWWW A A AYAV/ lVAVAVA ▼A ¥ VAVAVAVAwA VAv Av Ai rAw AvAVAYAyAwAWAYAVA A AWWWW biliousness, lazy liver and headache. It V w B w w V f T is as beneficial and safe for children as for adults. A bottle of Dodson's Liver Ton« is something, every jm h or woman should keep in the house. Your monoy is safe because you can return the bottle if It fails to satisfy. »•ii * * * "fAdvertisement) . I 1*-; *' - a .M* * An Ideal Gardrn to the general trucker is o n e'that brings Wg re­ turns on Ills invrartmerft. Perhaps the greatest dingle factor towards the fvalitstlon of this Ideal is ’ * . . * ' v’ i ICE CREAM FACTORY IDEAL GARDENS 1'ROPERM’ PROPORTIONED FERTILIZER Fertilizer th at gives to the plants a quick sta rt and steady growth Hnd develops yroducts with good shipping qualities. IDEAL Are m ade rig h t. FERTILIZERS Send for our free books en titled . F L O R I D A V E G E T A B L E S —I R I S H P O T A T O E S ► m 4 lUZIANNfc W ILSON & TO O M ER FERTILIZER CO. Coffee JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA ' Mr, R. C. Maxwell, Mffr. Sanford Branch ' . A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You 2353482353 The Store of Qiiälity A very’s sulky plòw s, McCormick m ow ers ai rakes, cutaw ay harrows' and levelers, A cm e h rrow s Planet Jr. tools and stock . garden R eliable goods. im plem ents, L ow est prices. ty in western' Missouri today.to become apaxi-of furirnw Jfliunrln ¿nwr,qf,3afc- PéarsonrjrnrentT coH téínáils, box strip p in g , sh aftin g, 000, which in rosgon»'to-We,pn?cUniition began a two -day’s campaign that WM grxpcctcd to add 11,000,000 in bet­ terments to the public highway* of the atatc. This, the first statewide move­ ment in favor of better roads, was egpectetl to lie not Only an epoch iffllib d r velopmcht of Missouri, but an exara^ilo th at would be followed by o th er alites & >¿4bus t a t i t o * genere! improvement •if fo i bilhyrays idi over the United sNitt-j. L* A 1 — *- * tif/* Look to Your Own Power*. Winds and waves are alwaye on the aidé of the ablest, navigatore.— Gibbon. Walton Jlopres. Ha had never asked Utfulah to be bis wire, but plainly a* could be bo had Indicated to 'b a r that be would think constantly of her while a why.* He bad Interested hocJp bis fu- Almost Silent. It money really talks some OAK AVENUE FLORIDA s k i V J. / £ V __ ’ - - �'; ‘I ADlU*t .22 'IM O r *s f ,*■. - . . t . - ..■ Ü THE SANFORD HERALD In one tnalant tho aih letlr blood o f 1 th e old man Waa on Ata. H u captive hftd restated hi* Iron urasp Then ' " H li a superb clutch \it, had his adI fverssnry c k «ml i , on equal term s, i u— D iscip lin e w a r w ? m i le : ‘V I hud not enjoyed for many u year And -GaaU-eraiient Young Folks then, breath tens, astonished for the Being Natural. first tim e In h u proud rare, r worM.-.l hv an opiMmeot fully worthy of Ms By ALVAH JORDAN GARTH. sUlil, Adam Hrlll was tripped and “'You are a p re tty hard old ta s k ­ Bout huriliiiK Ilvtf fot-t away upon the m aster, Adam Hrlll, and you c a n ’t soft grass, prostrate. make babies of your children forever.’ "You've dona - lL AW m n •• b 0 b - ' r W I bring my children up on a strict, "I ntn nut Morton. Interrupted right basis, and If anybody wantH to calm , even volco. dispute it. I'm boro to protect my "E h !" ejaculated Adam Drill, arising methods—not ' forg etting th at, mail to fils feet In wonder and »taring apd boy, for forty yearflr I have boen strangely at- an u tter Btrangcr. "Who th e champion w restler,, b o io r nnd are you. 111011?" sprinter of th o * o u n ty ," and the sp ea k ­ “A renpoctablo collego graduate," er put up a sam ple arm th a t a was the evasive reply. blacksm ith mlftht h a r e onvtod. "Should think so, and you've got a "No, no, friend A dam !" laughed his now w restling trick I'll give you ten n earest neighbor, re tre a tin g prom ptly. dollars to tench me." "None of th a t for me! 1 know your "Tom orrow !" laughed the stranger, prowess too well. Only I th in k you gaily, gave a can. a leap and waa OTer draw th e line too tig h t w ith th o se tw o the rear f e n c ^ pL d out of sight In a children of ydurs. N o t-h n t-th a t both twinkling. aye the finest in th e town. M orton "W ell,-I n ev e r!" gaaped tho old man. la a m odel.young m an.-am i as. to-L u- ."T here'e som e m ystery n b m rrn ilj, blit ella. I envy tbo m an who g ets h e r for tho fellow Is a good one. To llrtnk of It—never beaten at my own gamo be­ a wife." "T hat will be som e tim e ahead, If 1 fore!" have anything to sa y about 1C* de­ Adam D rill returned to~th<r kitchen. clared th e aU lw art parent. "Thoy Ills defeat had set him thinking, and have been m otherless since they wero hud exhausted hi» vitality a trifle. It Tery young, and I'v e felt a double re ­ m ade him rcallzo th at he "w as not sponsibility In b rin g in g them up right. a» young as ho used to bo." lie fell Discipline and sy stem have been my asleep, to aw aken and And tils son rule. It’s' going to continue u ntil seated In a chair opposite to him. Morton la twenty-one— why, say, th a t's "Ilell! Debn asleep, have 1?". ex­ tom orrow!" exclaim ed Drill, “and I claim ed tho old man. "On hand and came n ear fo rg ettin g —" w aiting for tlio annhal, oh. »on?" "W hat?" Inquired Dunn, b a t Adam "Not this time, father. You’ve over­ Drill was on hla way and chuckling In slept," and Morton pointed to tho hla grim way to hlm aelf. , lie knew kitchen clock. ^"It’s ten uiluutes nfler well enough "w h at”—and so. did tw elve, I'tn of age, and we’ll Just bright, lively M orton, his son. T he shako hands and call It square." old man, however, did not h ear (ho "Cheated out of my regular pleasure, brief soliloquy of th e m an ho had Just c h i ’’ storm ed tho old man,- In a pre­ left to the effect th a t, W ou c a n 't help tended rage. "Well, I won’t be mean. young folks fidm being n atu ral, no Here'» your present,” and ho extended m atter how hard you try." j a clinking bag. "Ftorty-two dollars, It was th e tw enty-first birthday of and when you get ready to settle down Morton Drill tom orrow , sure enough, come to mo for more.” and his fa th e r recalled It half with “ Why, father," adm itted young nrlll sadness, partly w ith a com ical look a little confusedly. 'T m ready right now Myra W alrott has been wait­ ing for mo for over a year, and—you won't object?" "Seeing as you aro your own mas­ ter. I don't see how I can Interfere," answ ered the father. "And, fa th e r—" o< ■ "W ell?” "A young man was here tonight— I met him and he told tne about It You had a bout In the garden." "Eh! W ho Is he?" challenged the father, sharply ¡W U lb "Clyde W orthington, aa fine a young fellow as you nped to know He's « -Miuiaii .¿*rt;.^aafawiijnwcr«»w— - — "Yes. to teach me that double el­ bow clutch of his!" cried old Brill, eagerly. “ Yes, nnd to ask you for sister's hand In m arriage. Adam Hrlll aturmad, and fumed, hut Clyde W orthington made so fine an Im pression when he called tho next day th at th ere waa a double wedding In tho old Drill hom estead. (Copyright. BIX by W. O. Chapman.) W o m a n ’s Long S e rv ic e . Tho only «om un llghlhottsekepper Adam Brill W as on His Way. In England, Mrs Joysnn, kept her last watch, tho other night at Halo, on itye on his face, as If tt revived som a banks of It 10 Mersey. She Is known whimsy th at pleased him. E ver »Into at "tho heroine of the Mersey." For Morton was fifteen years Of nge, tw en ty years oho has lived In tho Adam Drill bad p u t In force an Iron­ lighthouse, and for four years, slnco clad regulation of hla own'.flerce tem ­ the death of h er hubsund. she has been pered sire. E xactly ono m inuto be­ tho ofllclal keeper. "My life has not fore tho m idnight h o u r he had made been an unhappy one here," said Mrs his son remove hla coat. R egularly Joynson, and It Is a wrench to go I he had adm inistered tho stra p —th e am giving tip the appointm ent for the strokes corresponding to th e years a t­ sake of my children, who wish to live tained, Then, when tho perform ance at Stock (on The com m issioner has waa over, he would place It/ tho hands tried several times to persuade me I “ of t|»e lad exactly as many b rig h t »11to stay. He told mo only the other ,-Ter dollars as ho wan old. day, 'You aro leaking with ho n o r' 1 "The last tim e!" rtìm lnatod tho obWhen my husband died In the light­ » stlnate old fellow, aa ha reached homo house, I look up the duly on three À and removed floin a draw er In a m onths' trial, pud havo continued till - , kitchen cabinet Ibis tim e-honored » trap now. I havo done duty for three and * bt to U g a U p ^ ' Many a tim e had Mor- ( a half hours before and afto r high ton th o u g h t o f stealing it, of run­ tide, and have lo kf’op tho light burn­ ning away fro m b 01110 to evade the a n ­ ing at night tlmo, nnd tho^fog bell nu al,'castigation. A thought of tbo ringing If necessary. On several occa­ money, row atìf following th y w h ip p in g , sion 1 have rung the boll for tho wholo hqwever, had k e p t hlhr>ln lino. ' V. "Lart .Uhiof" soliloquized1 Drill. 1 seven hours. Onco wo had nearly a “Well, in n way I'm g la d of I t T his fortnight of fog. but 1 got through It % little rem inder, though. liaa-'Pro'b'ably all right.'* kept him the clean, honest lad th at ho j la Now he's a man. and ft good one. y Only j^Aiella left .and In- another ycar-f Interrupted Funeral. , funeral at Hampstead (M lddlq-1 bo of ago. 1 decíalo, how i *ox) cem etery was delayed by an ex* fraordlnary Incident, a few days ago. •Tj®i\folla o n !"I • Al-'nlnn o'clock th a t n ig h t 1/zCya J u s t ns the procession wua filtering c*tno lqto tho house from tt}d garden, Ih o gales, a bulldog leaped n t on« of where h e r unsuspecting, fa th e r sup­ tho horses drawing the hearse, nnd p l e d she had becQ w tlh som e g irl seizing It by tho leg, brought It heav­ f r l e n d a / T ^ i fair pdachilow face was ily to th b ground. The dog then dellc)du»ly jA nselous-nnd flushed, hut shifted lU .fcrlp, hlUnrf th e homo; In j,; Adam DrlJJV'u-Jliuted th a t to If»» MF .seyerkt ¿laces about tho front of the ■ •rclso bf plnar^f walking. Loella r^** 'b o d y , and llnaliy fastoned Its toetb In , tired to ’her* room , Tho old m ah It« muzilft. 'Cite Itofso'n struggles ; Che clock, placed th e s tra p . w ere 'w itn essed by many, but for • actno dm * tho confusion was such th a t all M fo rtirto g et f t tho bulldog ■-wore unavailing., *A youhg woman to ojn tho la tte r belonged eventually 0 clock »hirp.J* grum bled ‘-'th u oU4 d- to* grasp the collar, bu t It m*4. "*nd It's a fte r ton now. I want* q ^ o n ty aftyvr th e anim al had beento give h in t’s final lectu re before 1 gave h im hla la st whipping. ! sup- itun'ned wtfib ft heavy ploco of wood *l* » 8 th o rascal is keeping out" o f tho t h a t ' its'* jawft could bo pried ap a rt purposely, when I Intended to and tho horse released.—London MalL .Jnako h h n znrtymfftTpTvsent th isd im e." l** ■« 0*111 BtRi|lod -out Into tho garden. Joy« of Hospitality. BOurco of groat A £ L -flc a ro d theltttle-w vi m w » i.'i.4 oe chanced to glance up at tho w in -J *p!«asore. ’bleas | T * n n i n V | Isn « » # » » 't It?" iAtella’a room . Ho >raa In " Y W replied Mr. Chuggln«. "B at Mtoa io aeo hla d au g h ter's head In­ It baa certain disadvantage«. You stantly dlaappoar. T h en a s h e en- don’t w ant to ride by yourseir, and '• f 'd ^ t h o sum m er bouse bo ra n when-jfott Iftko ou t a party of frtend* TB «zgainentJ sigh t l a to som e on a; tin y bh lire giguznente snmew s w t '‘ Utana* r_ou. Morton?" he cried, grabbing selves about how fart Ve shall travel 1** °*ur*- "Sneaking out of the way, and where we eball go. There U only «0? No, you don’t! I thought you ope thing they agree about, and that T V T V * 1? to fancy your. dad Is, If the machine breaks down, It’s a i XK>d.*>ke q?_ -**. * .1 ' }**r h _ . X X X X X X X X i« i 5 C X X X X X X X X X X 5 C X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X J C X X X X X X X X X X X 5 B C 7— Four Houses, on '2 lot*. Georgetown. Deep well with pitcher pump, cor. 10th and Willow ............ ;........... 1,200.00 d 8- =Lot, Mankhuin Heights, 100x140, house, 4 rooms and bath. 500 gal. tank 2,200.00 9 Lot. 100x100. 7 Houses, cor. Sanford o F F K R i n f o r > A i i: m avenue and 11th st. . .......... .......... . 3,000.00 10—Lot on Markham Heights, lot 101x140, well 150 ft. deep, house 4 rooms. Sold 800.00 2 Ibis, cor. 2nd and Klrrr;— ^ ' ~ WHAT SANF<TRn'TW^r J- ^ 8 rooms and b a th ...........r........... .......... 4,000.00 D ear Bir : 12— A splendid large house, 10‘rooms, 2 lots, * * store house and b a m ............................... .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 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 he the county seat. and flowers..!............................................ 3,500.00 Sanford is on the south shore of I>ake'Monroe, a beautiful lake about four miles wide and seven miles 15— Fine house on the Heights, modern improvements, lot 134x130, chicken long. The St. Johns river runs through f i t from cast yards, Kewanee System water works, to west. • — grange trees, flowers, etc.... ................... 5,000.00 Sanford has a population of 6,300 (city census-of 16— House, 4 rooms, oa 3rd S t , between ...T, 1912); -. -- _________ Palmetto and M agnolia.... ................. 1,800.00 Sanford has six churches—Presbyterian, Meth­ 17— House, 8 rooms on 3rd St, between Pal­ odist, Baptist, Episcopalian, Congregational and Cath­ metto and oSanford._____ _________ ____ 1,300.00 P rim in ' ■ * iu u n 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 th.____ .............. 3,750.00 did Water Works, Gas Plant, Electric Plant, two Tele­ 19— House and lot between 3rd and 4th, on graph Systems, Local and Long Distance Telephones, Oak avenue, 5 rooms and bath and Standard Oil Station, Gulf Refining Oil Station, Rail­ kitchen....... ........................ !........ .......... 4,500.00 road Shops, three Automobile Garages and Machinery 20— 2]^ Lots, 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, 547.82. ment............ ........................................... _ 10,000.00 There were 2,569,010 letters mailed in the Sanford 21— A fine new house, 8 rooms, 2 lota, 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 lieat............................ 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 7 th 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 4th and 5th streets...................... 1,800.00 Line to Jacksonville and boat lines up the river. 24— House and lot, cor. 9th and Laubel— Ferries across the lake. New Onion 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’ X Fire Department with automobile truck. One News­ house, 30 bearing orange trees.... ......... 2,500.00 paper Office. A Fertilizer Plant, shipping 7,500 tons 27—2 Lots, six room house, tool shed, flow­ annually. Two Lumber Yards. A Building and Loan ing w e ll..... .............................................. 2,500.00 A ssociati«. One Steam and Two Hand Laundries. 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 Cold Storage Plant. $70,000.00 appropriated for a ,AUl__An ¿¡defiant.house, with nice lawn, and Federal Building. Cone ret** Works: -’•■HnirF StYrThglT* flowers, etc., on Park Ave...... ............... 6,000.00 Plant. Three Artesian Well Drillers. Six Public 31— Another fine home on Park avenue...... 10,000.00 Parks. One Base Ball Park. Two Tennis Courts. 32— House, 2 story, 8 rooms, electric lights, Two Bottling Works. Seven Wholesale Fish Houses. gas for 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— House, 2 story, 8 rooms, on Magnolia... 3,000.00 Stables. Four Attorneys at Law. Splendid Sewer­ 34— A choice home. House 2 story and age Systetn. Street Car Line. Masonic, K. of P., attic. 8 rooms, garage, flowing well, W. of W., Elk, Moose, Eagle Lodges. 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 Ave., between 5th and 6th Sts. lx)t Wrapping Paper and Printing Factory. Five Insur­ 11x117. $1,600.00 on easy terms or 1,500.00 ance AgencieS. Five Physicians. Fr\<' Shoe Stores. 3t> Over an acre, with 2 story, 7 room house Nineteen Grocery Stores. Eight Dry Goods Houses. on 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 Feed and Grain with 2 splendid lots (House on corner House. One 6 and 10 Gent Store. T w o ,Jewelry lot), near business part of town._„........ 6,000.00 Stores. Two Musical Instrument Houses. Two Seed X Houses. Two Veterinary Surgeons. Three Dentists. 1 X Two Civil Engineers. Three thousand five hundred 2 MLots, brlwivn lililí and 11th Sts., on French, each $4(10,00 X Acres in Vegetables. Twi nty-sev^n \t getable Buy­ I,.i cnritor 10th and ljiurcl.... . __ 500.00 X ers, etc., etc., etc. -I 2 Lot.s, cleared and fenced, good well.......:.......... L 1 0 0 0 .0 0 6- Lot on Sanford Heights ..................................... 450.00 a Sanford is one of the healthiest cities in the state. 0 - Got on Sanford Heights.................. .... . ’ 10.00 Splendid street cleaning department, sewerage, a 7— 2 Lois in Blk. 5. Tier G.................. .................... ' '0 0 .0 0 well organized sanitary department and such other 8— 2 Splendid Heights Lota .................................... 0 0 0 .0 0 organizations as conduce to the welfare and good health. 9— 2 Lota in Sa’rgord Heighta— ........................... ........ 700.00 250.00 The vegetable output from the Sanford farms for 10— 2 L>Ls in Georgetown...................... ................... 11 — Lot on Magnolia, between 8th and 9 th___ .. 850.00 last season, from*2,175 acres of tllexl land and 1,325 12 — 2 Lota on Oak, between 12 th nnd 13 th ..... .. .1 1 0 0 .0 0 acres not tiled, was as follows: 13 o Lota on Sanford Heights, «fronting Park c o n e I 7; 4525;‘000.00 420.000 Crates C elery......... .................. 67X130. Each,.« ..... ................................. ....... 550.00 376.000. 00 250.000 Crates Lettuce ..................... 11— 2 lx)ta, corner 10th and Myrtle.;..... ....... ........ ¿ . „ • i i i i r 215.000. 00 15— 1 Comer lot, 10th nnd Palmetto../..T._ . — ........ 900.00225.000 Crates Other Vegetables . IG— 1 L it between 9 th ami 10 th on'Palmetto 800.00 125.000.00. 25.000 Barrels Irish Potatoes........... 17 — 1 liOt between 3 rd arid 4 th on Oak.__ ..Jr. * ' 1250,00 99.000. 00 18— 1 Lot between 3nt and 4th on Oak............................. 2100.00 110.000 Bushels Corn ................ 65.000.00 19 —1 L0l, b.tween Island 2nd on French M>..JL._.......... 600.00 65.000 Bushels Sweet Potatoes......... 23,750.00 20— Block 5, Tier 10...........\.§ 1...... 19.000 Boxes Citrus Citrus Fruit .V . 24,000.00 21— 168x268 ft., on Park Avenue (about 0 fota)............ 3500.00 2,600 Tons Hay....*......;:..L.............. .. 12,500:00 22— L it on 1st StriHJl, between Palmetto and Sanford 81.000 Watermelons ....... ... Avpnues ... ...................................................... . 1100.00 «■A . 23—^Nice Lot ¡i) Sanford H eights..,../:.......... .j............... 225,00 * $1,464,250.00 24—Lot on comer, bet. lltH ami^l2th, on Magnolia . . r \ ,v f" or 3,118 care of 40,000 lb's, rapacity, , ' ■■Avenue. One-half cash .............................. 500,00 * .V,v . • 25r^Lot on 3 hl Street, Strlngfel^v'a Addition.,... . 500.00 . 26—Cbrner lot Markham Heights................. ----------- C; 300.00 ' 1— Five room Cottage, on Palmetto ave on 1 1 ts iri .w~.i 9 ..... 700 00' West Sanford *"•' nue between 4th and Sth^streels—* ,(?//**,• T: -28—U'holdblock, 3,Tier 18 :! « 0 6 .o o 200.00 toilet and bath. Artesian w ill eph-^- V -, /r :;29*- 2 Lots in Celery Aven ’J * k ^ 0 —1 Lot4n CelriVAvciiue Addition 800.00 1 TV s . S 1*500. nection. C ash.-/................... iVi'v, * . 31—Wlá of a Block 15 lots), on Palmetto^-. 2— Lot 13, Blk 5, Tier 2, House of* S m e ’2 ,500.00 . on Magnolia.*.- J. J.¿Vi; of a Block ' 3— Lot, 100x150 ft., 10 room House,tW O V 'c .— ,WH of Block (Alois) on Park...... 2500.1 stories. Flowing well and rain water 34—2 Lta, between 10th and llth on Elm................... 800.00 4UU.0O water ta n k ....... ............. ....... —....... 4,500.00 3b —1 Lot. bel ween llthirnd 12th on Magnolia 8 6 — 2 L)t« on Magnolia^Botween 1 0 th and l l t h ______ 1250.00 4— Two story, 7 room House, lot 100x110 3T*~YL>t, let^riFrênch pi^tl Myrtle, on 1st 1000.00 ft., on Oak avenue. Plenty of . ~XX ï ' •'i i and shrubbery................... - .......i. lL 4|5 z®^00.00 ^ ' : • H, H. MARKS* m 5— Five room Cottage, comer lot, 67x 75. ® Estate Agency. 2 100.00 feet. Easy terms.—........................ Established 1869. -SSL* 6— Lot 65x117, House 6 rooms and bath, warehouse.— Use of warehouse- rele for 5 years, Good flowing 3,000,00 well. Half cash.". ' *-* ^ I I CITY R ESID EN C ES IN SA N FO R D “ S E MIN OTE T f f M T T 7 FIÖ R ‘F A Marks’ Iîfcal Estate Agency » * 1' % ' ................ , - ■- H — ■, ■ » « « ■ * . * v-,> ‘• mm ok ' 1 • V - -*/L 1**^* - V . » » '. nufrffe *-.4 à * •te Vi käaN. �td m in litra lo r o( Mid Gave Away Formula. Iroifl lb* d a ta hereof. It must SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL About forty years ago thero waa ad­ D ated An ju st 19th, A. D . 1913. -Arely upon the honor of its member* to Ü. W. H K K N IX ik vertised on London billboards a drink A dralnU tretw E atate o f Emra*tt II. II«m .loU r'i__, Interesting Decision By lows Court- Observe an agreement not to sell outside called Kobur, said to bo good for ev­ . l-a-Fri • Many Matters of Interest Drought Up of 4 he association. A man who yields to ■ ______ ■ • ery ailm ent and, Incidentally, th e long Tried To Find A Grower For Discussion . ta'VtaotJtfskwfc-ta obtain % present benefit sought a fte r elixir of life. One was notice o r incorporation City Council met in regular session The Jlerald reproduces an editorial by selling to an independent buyer does Invited to «end for frto sam ples, and N o th * I* hereby gl van th a t th«. under«* «01 -ip jJ of lb* l U l * , '. August 18th, 1910, 7:30 p. m. from a recent Tlmes-Unlon which make* himself and the association an Injury. Ha marVeloua propcrtlca w ere th e sub­ a t Talk ^ to ^ th a onG oreroor the Z6th >hnihr, If he thus aids those who would prefer Prrecnt, T. J. Miller, president; S. very interesting reading. As folks fa­ ject of everybody's conversation. Bo- A. I). ISIS, for U tter* p a trh t. lnrt>n>oriti * K»«. inoU C ounty Hank, uniter th» following i r„ r._ to see the association destroyed, he is Runge, W. S. Hand. W. li. Underwood. bur might havo been Bold to this day chart#», th# original of which U now on hi. ,, miliar with tho management, of thnt of the *»CT»Ury of atat# of #a|.| , , , t , ^ C. C. Woodruff, F. L. Woodruff, B. W. paper know, the best legal talent ob­ doing his part toward such destruction, had not aomo one. w ithout tho fear of ofllca 1 lortila. a libel action before hi* eyes, divulged and, in the courso of a few seasons, may Herndon. Wiinrew. o u r paman thl* COth day of AuruM, tainable, does considerable of the edi­ A. D. 1913: Its se c re t form ula-rcold tea enlivened loose considerably more mqney than ho Moved and seconded th at Mary torial writing. ««. «,« B u t kW, Ijy.rum . «Frptn th at mmycaLiL-ielLAS .i. 'Turner.'* (a?*ea»impnl oh real estate on -baa g a in q ^ y . mjch trea i _ te^(t#r ___ i t . _T- A i r ^ u n ' > * 4 (fa r? '* T f* pl'dly wa -lt had -.risen, for * people •organization itself iiivl f<ml avenue fid reduced from' $2,000 orm Jo* Camarón N . II. G in if i fear of could m ikd th eir own Robur If they to $1,600. Carried. * * to consign tho 'entire body of cqmuiis- yriicn it prefer* to rely _ F. I- Woodrufl watated It. uj»on . T . E. Wlteon 10 Hon. T. E. Wilson appeared before sion merchants to hades, wbtfgJjJp£ can punishment rather —thalf Propeeed Ckarlrr ef Seminole Coonly lUnà tho honor of its member*. the board in the interest of schedule on bo roas^ul good and brown, to tw? grand The tuxteroJcpad Incurjwrotor», hrrri.j ,,V1 rióte t Saturni van (ocothrr for the pun##« <1 u . the A. C.-L. between Sanford and Ocala Pessimism of Mr. Mutahaw. wild cat schemes of placing the "deAr ramine Inrerjwrot#«! and tonnine a “It 1* a great p ity " a trlflo grimly under and return. Resolution as per attached grower" in actual touch with tho fork of and by Timi# ot the Laws ef tba Slot, ct remarked Stanley Livingston Mut- Florido. «Uh and under tba loUovioc copy waa duly passed, addressed to Mr. the "Dear Consumer." The editorial Oh, Squash I (hartar: "Now, between you. and me, darl­ shew, who had several unappreciated s* Morton Riddle. General Superintendent, should be read carefully by all member* Th# nome of th* corperatloa oholj bk Haminoi, E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. ing," he began aa he sa t with hla arm Frapkenstelna on h(s hands, a boll on Counly of associations where fines are imposed Jacksonville.. * t i I* Itonk, and Ita pU ra of buolnraa .K»!i u hla neck and a grand grouch on fils in tba county of flaminote, c |ty o( Sanford , r j After some discussion motion carried for flying the coop. Many growers enfolding her walit. "George,” she in­ * * soul, "that some children are so sadly •tota of Florida. BIG HAUL OF TIGERS that the Atlantic Coast Line officials U. seem to feel that agreements are like terrupted. "I waa th st you would bo a afflicted with baahfutneaa; and It la a little more precise In your words. T ba fonar* I no tu/» of tba buainaaa lo 1» I m iu . be requested to operate train between the girl "engagements," made to bo tod •bail «boll -bo -th o -l of* a cvorral t tonkin» Iiu-u i m How can these be anything between •till greater pity that other* ain’t Al­ «orilk povaro In d d a a t thereto aa pruTkiad by tie Sanford and Oviedo to arrive here be- Informers Turn up Large Bunch of broken at pleasure.,_The editorial, nd me? There Isn't room." And so, I bar* obeerved that a brother-in- atatutaa o f tb a s ta te of Florida. *~-"twv*m 8-.30 and 9:00 a. m., leaving-San­ ~ r - fitjuer Oispe users alt Negroes .— low*; : U l. immediately she disproved her-ow n law never-dlca.-snd seidnm resigns. T ba am ount of capital clock of naid rorporttuMi ford between 4:30 and 8:00 p. m. on The Io w a ^ ta te supreme court has statem ent by anuggllng up still closer. And I believe we ere going to get this Acting Mayor Miller had a regular rkail b* Fifty Thousand D olU n to l a dit.U d return trip. Resolution to this effect season a darn sight more rain than lolo Five H undred Sbarea of th e par volu, of matinee on Tuesday in the polico court decided unlawful under tho law of that Una Haadam fv J I* " * r * h ' * a- — ■------ - . we need!" — adopted u per copy state any attem pt of a farmers' or fruit IV, when seven blind tigers faced him on Not Really Hla F a u lt ' T ba term fo r.« b le b aald corporation oboli „ a t J. £ . Craig, an engineer of the South­ growers’ association to impose a penalty the charge of . selling booze without s h ollb* NU .............. inaty-N ina Ya Willie, aged five, waa ooe day aent Record for tax i nee*. ern Utilities Company, asked for a spec­ V. license. They were Dr. Jerry, Wilson, on member* who aell their produce oat* from the dinner table for mlabe— e f tb a Mid ---------------Uon -oboli u, u Th* lailest man Is reported In A r­ ial permit frdm the city of Sanford so by tb a tolto« Ine aOeut-. . .. Kirby. Swatxy, Uzxie Lewis, Lave, aide of the organization. It ia held to -TtorV ill* went Into the kUchen.~and kansas; *where be oonducta a shoe that extension of gas and water mains Mamie Dehart and Frank Blair. Two be a provision in Y t a IT Mèd ici», r e aigld aald: "Willie, I’d be ashamed store In a little town. A woman en­ Caahlar, and tuck could be carried out with the least pos­ . . . M th e curporotio» white men who had been In the habit of Uon, and the Iowa law is modeled on the to be aent away from the table, aa big tered his shop one. day and said she may . T ba Board of U ira cto n mow sible trouble and delay. Moved and purchasing blind tiger booxe at different Bherman act forbidding such restraint a boy ae yoo-arf." "Well, that’s What ottoarv a a d amploycaa, * u ( wanted to buy a pal I- of shoes. The ■ B £ seconded that special permit covering , dattes and torma of ofOtw oa they mow intervals decided to turn informer for in Interstate commerce.' Even though a fallow gets for being born In a 1st y man, who was sitting on a bog aa n a y b* p rotldad by tb a ls«w. nat the proposed work be granted this Com­ preacher's family," rejoined the little the offending member is willing tq pay «llb ¿ a Bonkinc Lèira. at one end of bis establishment, look* the customary price and succeeded in fellow. pany, who are to furnish a map of the VI^ *d a t her, yawned wearily, and then buying the stuff without any trouble. the penalty and may have signed an T b a d i n d o n oboli ba alertad b y tb* rtorkstreets over which the proposed lines or Afterward the officer* were put wise to agreement not to aell outside the organ­ said; "I can’t wait on you today. Corns hoidara a t each annual m aatinf. AU other ofh-wn employ#** oboli be • alaciad alari ad annually by th# changes are contemplated, the company In some tlihe when I’m «tendin' up."— and the tigers and making a raid found plen­ ization, yet the attem pt to collect the Hoard of D i n d o n . T b s annual tn ea ttn i of th# Not Big Enough to Go 'Round. to work under the direction of the street Ban Francisco A rgonaut penalty is held to be illegal; in fact, the ■torkbolder* shall ba bald oe tb* B n t Thureioy ty of Kquor and brought it to the court as In January la each year. . "One hundred ways to cook an egg.** committee. Carried. VII. evidence. There was enough liquor to existence of such a provision makes the read Mr*. Newlywed from a new oook Until tb* officer* atedad a t tb* flr«t tnnuki Moved and seconded that the matter society illegal, under that law. start a small saloon and every man and T h r e e H ig h M o u n ta in s . m«*Un( of tb* otockboidare tbaU ba quolin-d. th* book. “Ob. dear! I can only cook of paving Rand’s avenue with brick be It aeema so obvious that this provision of said eorparatten obaU be ron.lu.,^1 woman pleaded not guilty, but tho men Mount Mitchell Is the most lofty buaioaM this egg once!”—Judgo. by tba following nam ed officar«: reconsidered, and that the brick be used Format Lnka, Treaident; D . U T b n o h rr \ mountain In the eastern part of the who bought the stuff tPcre there with the was in violation of the law of Iowa that in paving some of the cross streets, the , ,. Caabter; a n d Forre« United States. It la located In Yan­ la1‘rreident; testimony, and it seefied strong enough one can only wonder that the dofendant k e , D. L. Tkroobar, A. P. C onnelly. A . T . Ho>cross streets to be paved to be left to tbs Fault Finding. association should have incurred the arttar. Joa Camaroct. T . E. Wlteon. N. II. Garner. cey county, N. C., and according to to Mayor Miller to warrant him giving F. 1 . Woodruff, W. H . W teht, J . C . Bennet l sod discretion of the street committee. t t we had no fault*, we should not the United State* Geological Survey John expense of appealing the case when the Matecb. dfaydanh T ba poatoffir* addrr« each one a package of $50 or ninety take so much ploaiure in noticing the la (.711 feet above eea level. Tber* of rarfa o Carried.4 of oil of tb a Mid d i n d o n te Sanford, days. Some of them pleaded for more lower court decided against it. Florida. fault* of other people.—La Roohefoo- are two other mountains In tho Ap­ Communication from W. P. Carter The suggestion that fruit-shipping VIH. ¡V , with reference to crossing on Myrtle time to hire lawyers and fight the caaes, associations adopt rules not to ship any cald. palachian system above 6,000 feet— Tba bigbaat am ount of indebte<ln«as or oth#r but they will probably pay the fine and Mount Guyot In Tennessee, 6,636 liability to which tba Mid corpora Uon aboli it avenue north of First street, referred to Itewll shall ba as limit#.] and start selling again as usual. It seems produce of member* except in packages feet, and Mount Washington, In New *n^ limabysubÿart Iteetlon Z7I2 of Ganarml S U lu t— of Mr. Crown, superintendent of A. C. L that the negro can't help selling booze purchased through the organization Stata of Florida. Hampshire, 6413 fe e t 1 for attention. , , any more than he can help taking other does not meet the case at ail, if It is pro­ Ungallant Chinese Proverb. s Th# nom»* and reoid#nr»# of th# •ub*rrti--> ‘ s The m atter of bulkheading the lake and tb# am ount of capital stork •ubarrll—t hy people's property and the majority of posed to |>enalize a member for infrac­ "A woman’* heart." says the Chi­ rorh are aa follow» front was discussed at some length by Raw Maat Popular In Italy. the negroes who sell liquor are in favor tion of such rules, for shipping in any neas proverb, "1* like tho moon. It Usatetene» I Nam# No ShareT. E. Wilson, Forrest Lake, C. R. 200 -hare, Saniorti, Fla. Travelers report th st In Italy the I For rwat Ijak» of a dry town so they can carry on their other packages. The offense would be changes continually, but It always ha* I I). L. Thrasher Sanford. Fla. tOO -hare, F Walker, et al. devouring of raw meat In restaurants I A. I*. I’oBMily a man In I t" Hartford, Fla hO#h#rwillicit trade. When a haul like Tuesdny the same. A. T. lUaactt#/ L-i Moved and seconded that the finance Sanfurd, Fla. la now eo common as to be—to wom­ 30 #h*ir, A mere agreement in advance of the is made of old offender* it shows that Jo* Cam»ron Sanford. Fla. 30 ahorre en, a t any rate—« public annoyance. T. ttee work with the city attorney E. Wilson Sylvan Lnk#. Fla. SO aharw# the trade is flourishing despite the vigil­ members to refuse to sell to any compet­ N If. D am ar "To Ba Sura. The welter brings the slab of beef­ Hanford. Kla. 20 char— and endeavor to secure quit claim deeds F l . Woodruff Sanford. Fla 10I.*ri»'re ance of the officers, and the only way they itor of the aaaodatlon would not be a A professional person with any self- steak and exhibits It to the eyes of W. from property owners on the lake front, can convict is to get some one to buy violation °f *be law of Iowa, a* we unH. Wight Hanford, Kla. 10 «horre C. B»nn#«t Hanford. Fla 10 «horre so the work can be done with as little the booze and prove it on the offenders. I derstand tbc decision, but tho imposi- respect should avoid competing In the man about to lunch, who watches J. Sanford, Fla. 10 «horre John Mriacb things which only show up hi* or her the process of cutting and of sprin­ Sta t* of Florida delay as possible; property owner* to be If the law allowed the mayor to assess 1tion of “ Pcn*,‘y for disregarding such Ignorance. kling' with a llttlo oil and vinegar. Seminóte County furnished with a contract from the nail. appeared Iwfor» m# For On this day Over the dlah la than poured a raw s fine of one year on the city gang, with 1an agreement make* the society an IIrest ta k a . 1). T hrasher, A. I*. Connelly. A T city, allowing them to redeem tho land anothrr year on the tcounty gang' it onc' ^ repugnant also to the Kreaattrr, Jo» Damerrm. T E. W ilson. N II at actual cost of tho improvements, Gomar, F. U Woodruff. W. 11. W ight. J. r H#r, Never I would at least keep the blind tigers from comrnon tts tending to establish a n#tt ai>d John Mwiach, all to m# I>erBonaI)> » , 1 1 .payments to eaxer .a_period of ten years. Wife—"In a battle of tongues a known, and known hy m# to ha tb* Individu#!, doing business ehst -hmg uml-w tv t tu ^ — ----- -------------------• liw d tin l tn a n d who n # « l # l ( t e futwamr.w j-.. Carried. break up this habit. An association, therefore, elihef o r-|. woman can bold her own." Husband— p a n i c h a r te r of R em ino)»'fourA ÿ ’VEUT a h i“" HUtr of Florida M—yes. pVapa aho can; but aho never The m atter of a member of tho city I «srh tirin g d u ly r w o m a»vrrm l)y ■rknow lodgi« In re E state of ___ ganized to buy and sell, or 4o sell merely, E m iw tt II. Item dnn U sd tb a s a m e fo r tb a and purth a t h a «XBrut» dooa." council acting as chief of the fire depart­ I any product of Us members, or including To All Creditore, Iagate«# Utetrlbul##» and AU ^ P-—CO therein »ipriaacrl. I’rr—>n, having Claim# or Itemantl# againat «aid In witnewi w hrrrof, I haw» hereunto act my ment, and thus holding two appoint­ W h e n a i n n n ’a wifi- is a g o o d l o o k e r a u c h t r a n s a c t i o a t a m o n g i t s n r t i v i t i r e , 1 h ind and affi irei my real thte 20th day of Augur E state ments from the city was referred to the a n d a g o o d c o o k h e u s u a lly s u r v i v e s t li c m a k e » it» q )f ille ^ u l b y a d o p t i n g b y A. I). 1913. You, and *arh of you, are hereby notirted and Guileless Paragon. l i farai) required t» p n m nt any claim#’ and dem and* H. C. D uBO SE. .d ty attorney for his opinion. ahlck even if his politiral party ia de­ law« penalizing members for selling out-. Ohi for a per ton who Isn’t trying to whifh you, or rfthre of you. may b*v» a raln rt N otary Tubile R u ta at I j r k>. d jg ’ fc**pved and seconded that B. W. feated. th# relate of Eram vtt II. Herndon. ilocravreiT iat# My rom . espire» Feb. 16, 191?. side the organization in s ta 4 s having work something. l-Fri-M of Hrminnte county, Florida, to th# und m ig n ad Herndon be ap|»ointed president pro »tern. Carried. Communicetion from M. F. Robindon, asking for reduction in taxes on cer­ tain piece* of his property, anfd that of T. J. Check discussed. Moved and seconded that a-vMtwmctii on Lot 2, Block 6, Tier 7, Tho*. J. g ag Check, bo reduced from $1.500 to $1.000. Carried. Council adjourned,. I K- B. W, HERNDON,* Clerk Fro Tern. . BESTRAINT OF TRADE ready to purely carload on September 2nd. Motion prevailed that Oliver J. Miller be appointed county physician, to hold office at the pleasure of" the board. Geo. A. IX-Cottes was duly elected prosecuting attorney, at a salary' of $50.00 per month. Bond of Jot Cameron to carry' fire­ arms was approved. Bond of Qrecn Smith as constable waa approved. i’* Bond of John Tr Lee w drfTtrtr*<WW was approved. % Bond of L. G. Stringfellow as justice of the peace was approved. There being no further business, board adjourned. F. L. Woodruff, Chairman. A3 LIlUb U l lu n tti m COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET OfBrlal Record of Spedai Meeting Held on Friday Lasl Sanford, Ha., Aug. 15, 1913. Board of county. commlaaioneni met August 16th, at 11 a. m. Present, F. L. Woodruff, chairman; . J. A. Clarke,-’C. W. Entxmlnger, L. P. Hag*n, J. T. McLain. . Application of A. F» Bell for foreman of road camp read and clerk waa ordered pr to notify Mr. Belpthat he had been ap­ pointed to aald position. Sslsry, $60.00 per month. | A ppU cstlonofJ.il.Winn read. Clerk wss ordered to notify Mr. Winn thst he hsd been duly elected a* saslatsnt fore­ men of road camp, same to take effect when needed. Salary $40.00.pcr month. Clark ordered to notify both Mr. Bell and Mr. Winn to report to chairman of n ^ ', at onc*rr, ' , Ordered that chairman of the board and Sheriff Hand be authorized to make ' arrangement* about a jail. Ordered that surveyor be notified to survey road from Sylvan Lake to We­ ld wa Bridge, also road from Wagner to Gabrielis, also from Longeood to Ipter. section of Sanford and Oviedo road at Gee Creek Bridge', also road from Chulu/ » r v v ' n s r - ' ota to Genava. Clerk ordered to Inaert advertlaement for clearing road bed in Sanford Herald. The*« road* to be thirty feet wide. I t was ordered that McLain and Clarke (rnve bridge fixed on Chuluota and Oviedo road. Motion prevailed that each commis­ sioner look after and have done neces­ sary work in his respective district. Ordered th st two road scrapers be bought, same as owned by Grange county and now at Winter Garden. catalogue from culvert people, also of manufacturers of ro*d scraper«. >. Clerk was also ordered V notify culvert people^ that board would be Sv i New Blue Bird Pins, Brooches and Rings New line Balkan and Middy Blouses. »•'< •• ». M »• . •>> * • * . *«»• • V.* ■ New line Ratines, Silk and Cotton, all sh New Bulgarian Bands and Laces. : New Ribbons iii Fancy Colors. : - • , i : �. ;.M * • . ■ . - <■■■-■ " : • bi; T OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD iV PUBLISHED -WEEKLY I N SANFORD Number Z • -T - *'}*„• _V” ' **r - Lije Is Worth Liri ilg HERALD ~ MMttFmrTT; 'n.xJKnsKr Largest Paper Plant * Newspaper Advertising State Canal Project Will Edst Of California Brings Real Results Connect With St. Johns Now Located At Sanford Mak­ ing Fruit Wraps prominent men who have country horn«» Seator Doncgan Recites The ng" He was in the employ of Mr. J. K. St. Cloud Is Greatly Interested West Palm Beach were carried. The will have the same kind of house parties, r> * t-\r t/ • • Par., for many years, giving up his posiboml issue was for Jilfi.OOO, and will pro­ ami , E x a m pr l e ( J ! K is s im m e e ,turn some months ago ’ K onK account ' ' of In Connecting Link aim itit In is ,.*rw>ri»d c xpected tv, that, the friendly rivalvide for new buildings for the primary r> will brick forth an excellecnt display' failing health, grades. Ju st as soon us the bonds can _ Crown Columbia Paper Co.. Has Three of road making, and prove that the aver- S»ys T hat C ounty Sending Free Conies H* leaves a wife and daughter, O ther Matters O f - in te re s t I n - The be issued and disposed of w ork on th o age city business man can wield a pirk perfecting Presses Bury Printing new huilding will lie commenced. O f Home Papers Will Get BesC. Gladys'to mourn hifl lo"" “n(1 onr 9i-''*pr* Land Of Flowers, Red Bugs are anti shovel successfully, and set an i . i _ Mr- Nellie Johnson of Boston. Mass, * o o o .* w. . __, Fruit Wrapper» Re sui,lu Ii n A* dvertising and G n its _ — ■ * -T-*a example to his brothers of thtr rural com ­ Hie funeral services were, held in the Live Oak has lieen entertaining ngri- - ---- X T h c cdtablUhnumt o f-rrlrn T f «-arr-'rrm nltiw . EOTTT ’ ’overall" party »ill Newspapers are the lx**l means of ' Episcopal churcJi Sunday afternoon, ‘ The prew|H-cts for bringing about the culturisU from all purls of Suwannee house and printing plant, a|>ecially work under the siqicrvision of a prof««- advertising a n / city. Kav. Arthur Peck officiating. The connecting link between the St. Johns county and the occasion has been moat 9 adapted for printing iru it and vegutablo sio n al. highway engineer, Ttyfe; parties This has been dem onstrated by the (J. A. R. held services at the cemetery, and Kissimmee rivers have gone beyond pleasant and interesting^ -T h e mceCing * wrappers, by the Crown Columbia Paper are — not a fad, »h u -t a ■ • of 1-**r •" branch ii_V(n;rprttd,.'GRmrf!i coftnty‘cnnimtamincre and the •Mr. Ruffly was primi Inert f th ? dream stage.find according to Mr. of the fll^nlenl, waa to attend a farmer»' \ Ca'frf-CiHftMTtla,- n r Sanford will prove movement rnt of J be state good reads'‘rtftA-7 Kissimmee Hoard of Trade who (or Circle? in the state lx*ing past com­ I. S. Hall there is little doubt that action institute and the program, p lan ted to a great benefit and advantage to tho mittee.— HureJuLsburg (Ky.) .Herald.' inany years have sent from l.WXV to mander of Post No. 12 of Pdlatka and will lie the result of th e com m ittee's hard continue over two day», was full of im­ packers of this stare, This company 2,000 copies of the Kissimmeo. and St. junior vice commander of the Depart- work. Everybody is intcN-sted and they portance to all present, owns and operates large paper mills in ( laude'a Pleasantry | Cloud pa|>eni t*j the addresses of pros- , meat, Stare of Florida. all want the cahal Itocause of the exces­ „ o f l o’.; the stale of W ashington, Orgpon and I see by the Congressional Record of pective settlers. Sennlor A. K. Don-----sive freight rfttes, if for no other reason. An in tenth ban railway line using gosowi Califognia, as well as extensive print ng August 8 th 'th a t Mr 1 /Engle on that . ‘‘Ran waa in the city f o r a few hours last The people of Sanford would like very lin«* traction care, connecting all the im­ Siricken With tppeiidiriliu plants at various points on the Pacific day introduced a bill to give two con- Saturday am i in the course of convttsamuch to see the canal go through as it will portant cities in South Florida, is now Hr.ixton Perkins was stricken sudCoast. They have supplied the major­ demned brass or bronze cannon to the ( Bon with several citizens of Sanford-made mean lietter river conditions at the “ Cel­ ity of shippers throughout that sectioq city of Sanford, Fla. D on't get ex- ‘he remark that what the new cflurtfy deoli with appendicitis yesterday morn­ ery C ity .” They will assist in every proposed and an effort is being made to for-m any y a rn , with their wrapping cited about i his and Mart to train the and Sanford needed at present was ad ing and the attack was so severe that the way possible In bringing about tin aN-o- interest a number of Chicago capitalists in the enterprise. pii;.- i.ms thought it lx*st to rush him paper both plain and printed. chorus of beautiful village rco Idens vert uung and tbnt iu> lx*tt**r plan could ciation to unite all tin* eitles into an e f - ! ooo to i ' ' hospital at Urlando al pnce and Heretofore the shippers in this state garbed m spoUeHs'white, with read and bo followed than -tending out copies of feejive association. Mr. T. K. Hate*, he a.,, taken there about ten o'clock. Report* from Fort My ere indicate “ have been compelled to place their or­ him, « .h e * . With golden loclk. all fusacd the Smdord Herald. The idea is to send Th(. rMion y^ Ur(lay president of tlu* board of trade, express­ th a t there-will be a fine potato crop jn ders many m onths in advance of such ed himself heartily in favor of holding l,,)- Wli h .I>:nkfl' ‘he patient seems to Ihi r e v e r i n g th a t section, probably tho largest y et * » . time as they really knew w hat their and l»er nnd have as m any delegates as possweet immortelles to sing tjw,. la, I prospective purchaser of lands in the His many friends here will lie known. paper requirem ents' would In*, which from the stand erected on the shatly side county and 1,000 suliscriptions u t ultl nicely. T " -' " \" " " , suble from the various cities to bring , , ... " r / 1 . « . . .i glad to learn th at he w out of danger r_ generally necessitated carrying an over of the public square, as the Carriages l,,dy am ount to JoOO and the returns ^ ^ „ . . , , . about better water way conditions for The Florida Slate College supply of wrap pern, often the wrong size* containing the mayor, c ity council, the would lx* three tim*« ¿us great as the tin* central part of the state. There The purjxise of the state in founding for their fruit. This condition has been rhuirmnn of tin* is little doubt th at the people of hoard. th** |ir « - HUipivy the Florida Slati* College for Women obliterated by tho Crown Colum bia Pa­ idem of the idiandter of commerce, the U the Si mi note county commissioners Hudson fur the Senate Sanford qre* v e r y much interesU-sl was to make possible at low coat edu­ per Co., as they can fill orders on a few. resident regent oT the nittiotuil federn- ever take up the m atter of advertizing \\ i-hington, Aug 2? From irt/ormu and are willing to do all in their cational advantage* which should at days' notice, from their up to date plant lion of wmt al eluhs. the exeeutive " r wish to loll! hand' with the city ccAil: >um > >li Is lieing brought to M.ish- |Miwer t<i g,-t the propotw-d waterway , once be of the lugluaU «*xr»*llencc and at Sanford. committ*«* of {iir league for civic re- *‘il of Sanford on this subject they cad do itigio» it i- l«*-ltt*v**<| that the progressive Jacksonville is at the head of navigation The paper Is shipped across the con- form, the s,'iiior officer of the Sons of no lietter than consult with Senator »•|ee . io jn the Democratic party in uml as they have an active board of should mwt the need* of every class of tinent in largo Jum bo rolls. These rolls Confederate \ cteran* and delegations Donegan or Editor T riplett. ¡MH-reliiirx H o -d.i will unite en Simator F M trade th at will I«- ¿if great iienefit to the • women in the state of Florida. T his are of various widths, to accommodate from till l rmb - .i.ions lead the pro 1,1 t hi- Kinummis hoard of trade, b o q i« f H .0- ■> of Miami, as the candidate to priij«M't if the) will endorse it. A s|n*nul purjHMM* ts Ie-tng udmirubly carried out. the different size wrappers cut therefrom. evasion of prom inent citizens i.d.su in ‘bese gentlemen la-nig an authority oppn-i- Senator Duncan U. H ether in th com m ittee has lieen appointed to inves­ All students do tlieir work under spec­ ialists who have gotten their training in They now have in stock about 12 hun­ carriugesl with manly bosoms swelling 1oh ‘he best mentis of advertising a com •a-ru.- .rui! primaries next year The tigate what r(fe«'t thi* propo«Mnl canal tie* leading colleges uml universities dred tons of this roll paper. The tim e with pride, ail ion hidden b> budges. moniU and both o| them have tried e\ . ni , in the race of Mr Hudson, who would iuive «in lowering the Sr John* ¿¿f t his i-iuintr and Eurofie. The young big cylinder power prvaase» are really two With the chief of the fin- departm ent as , r > other kind of advertising and have ha>lded to the solicitations of Ins river ¿18 inches, tide water) at Jackson­ w-ornan who wish**« to take a regular presses in one, as it is possible to run two a rear guard that proudly parades in b*ct.- and figures to prove their claim- friend- and 1» soon to make a formal an- ville Tin* city of Jacksonville is a se-a reillege course, ami to receive the dip­ rolls through one m achine at » tim**, honor of the great statesm an silting l ‘ |!' certain that the community that nmm. cment of his candidacy, will Him* port and it is essential that they m ain­ loma of the college, is offered work in The pa|>er travels irt a wonderfully «util alongside of the chairm an of the rec,*p- dies not advertise will la* a community m.io it**preiM*ntativ4' t iau<l* I, Engl** of tain a good harbor. Ilf cour»«* they look English, Foreign Language*» both "an-* rate, and the nmount of printed paper tiqn commit tit* in the ojam barouche Pi di-ad ones who cannot exfiex-t neW cit ,i ¿n >-in.vdle us a eamlniate against Sen- for thci wat«*r corning in from tin* St «•uml ami modern, and the various Scidelivered in nine hours time is mo»i Johns river uml for that reason are* inter harneiwed to six it eight milk while izena and wdl never get ¡my thir (x-oplc ao ■ I etcher, ence». 'luting women desiring to detunishing;' for instance, in printing horses with » a t > mains Httd tads, an d , have had opportunity moug;, ..j ? n . j . w k i„.i ......... ............. esli*<i in all tbe tflbulatUM em ptying into . . 1 . 1 . -. . — r— vo‘,‘ thenvM*lvi** to the Fine Arts, such tnrccf.wpr«xtAttwhwe, one of these macliini s drawn up in ntaO l> isolation right m n«t-sing the value of gineT advertising t)M -1, ■> of making the tight, it m said, It. I he cause of t h i s fear was brought ,, , . . ,, , . , ” ¿, is Music, Art and Expression, are ofwill turn out one million five hundred front ¿¿I the reviewing stand passre in u,1d the slump that follows a policy of ,j , tn 11-rontinueii pmir health Should uboul when t,. Hopkins started , , .. ,, , . . . . , fered udvarltngee m these fields obtainthousand printed wraps in a day N at­ review. W hile the batul plays to ru rah ' Urtailment ¿>f all advertising ., . , .* . . i (,• r«-«-«*v,-r full \ i|J«>r in time la- would ilredgtng^ a can« from laike Washington h able nowhere el*,* in the state, and at urally if larger or smaller size wzajw art- and rdl tin- other lyicat' popular airs, the sxiurce uf the bt. Johns river into, , .. , ,, i * pr.ihably enter the race, hut as eondi- near , . , .. , . very few place* in the entire south, being prinksl, tint output will 1»- de- .... . , , , , , • No. this is just a piece of regular of Florida Tobarro Dooming turns now are. it ts regarded as probable the Atlantic Ocean, .larksonvdb* nut * 1 hose who wish to study the Domestic - creased or increased accordingly up a how that it would lower the water .. _ „ , , , . . . . . . . fice work done by my secretary in my Tln-re has In-on no more notabli- in that la -».II get ho hind the candidacy . , , Ncreuces and Arts can ohtatn a t this These machines have different com­ absence and w introduced here to show dusirml revival in Florida recently than of Hudson. of the n v er. th e Hopkins canal was .. , ..... . . . , , , ,, ,, college fiicilittes unsurpassed anywhere, partments for Ink,, making it possible to how easy it is to IN T R O D U C E bills in that of the tobacco industry up in (iml* never completed. Mr. I S, Hall went . . .. , , ... ^ jr u ¡6 a member of the up|ier , , ,, , , , , , . except 111 the largp universities. Young . . , . , , . , print different brnnds in different col­ eongrem. so that tlu* free anil unfetteresl den county. It boomed mightily mx or t,mnr-h ol 'l*- -inn- legislature, and for a to Jacksonville heavilv loiided with stii. , , , . wqmen who wish to prepare to teach in ,, ,_, . . .. , ors at the same time. Often-as many :is electors <>r voters, if you prefer the seven years ago and flourishing tobucro ,,mp ft.LS (,r,.n„ient of it. He has !>een tistics to prove to the rity of thu north ’ . the public schools, have at their comeight or ten different associations' brands word) muy slip the savy sign to the next farms sprung uj> all over that region identified -tth prog-resaivt* legislation tliat water won I run up hill an«! that tin maml thi* service* of specialists in the will Iw- printing on one press at a tithe r i Ti g r e s s r n a n wh<' b r a g s ti t h e t a w s t j u m r y w a- i p i i v e r t n g wi t h il>>- uli |» ' Klorn!. ..... i- -so! re* he a law \ **r of S t Jo h n * riv,-r w ill I*»* g re a tly !>* nelilti-«l fields of High Si-hool, Grade, Brimary The pre-si rfelivers tin- p.ij-< r in double j u | s t.- nr I Lse * lief> ,d*ool -Millie bv 'in canili M < Imul Tribune hill he <>f t h e m o v e m e n t , her hot el s c.rnw ili-d , epti-.l .h -lin . an«) K iniiergarten work. But these I) O II reams of !rti0 sheet*, w hh*h is autom.iti m i r ml i i ' i -I for «he gm><! of hi- • t i ding w i t h b u y e r s and «|»-culatt>rs, a n d *-ight*s-i department* are by no means exclusive Mr*. Jewite Williams, wile of J. B. rally counted. HAys pile tfiese on trucks, constituent.' mile« away the brain) new |jtt|,* city ¿¿I of each other. Judicious com bina­ Mure Mmut Hr irk Making William« of Atlanta, Gu., Is said to have then it is transferred to tho* big p,iw,-r 1 hopi- to get, real soon, these cannon lluvanu sprang into existence on the tions of work in the several departm ents (ieneral Industrial Agent J. A. Bride been the only woman in the south, per­ eu tkr. Here the sheets are cut to the that Sanford wants, for I am sure a i basis of tobacco. No part ofFlorida are possible, and are continually lieing required size; anywhere from 8 inches by couple of nice, quiet, peaceable, per- was more* prosperous, but the liottom of the Seaboard Air Line Railway has haps in the world, who absolutlely owned made under the advice and direction of 8 inches for tangerines, up to 18 inches fectly harmli*sfi old war (log- adiled to drop|>ed out with disastrous suddenness, written to tin* Time»-Union of Jackson­ in her own right u 200-mile interstate the faculty. by 18 inehes for the lurgest grajiefruit scenery of the t ’eli-rv <’it\ wouM fur priivs went far Im*Iow the point oWproffl ville a letter urging the investigation of railroad with its trains, stations, shops, The library and laboratory equip­ These package* containing fffift shei-ts lush the one iMs-di-l ingredient of -!• -d and gliMini settled u | ki?i one nf the faire-i t he qualttii-' "I cl r - ■■f Florida for mak terminals, docks ami ste a m b o a t line ’ ment of the college nee ««»ary for carry­ mg brick tor ......I 'instruction in the In adilition to this, she is one of til»* are thi-n tied one way with a string, ami t*hHi*!** to an orin-rwuMj perfi'ci part.- of Florida. Bul tin- mysti-rinu» ing on all the lines of work named, is -t.itc Hi -av' largi-st liin«l owners in th e l Tnil«-*) Stale*, passed over to a bundling machine where toni cn-cmt'ii Io-1 factor in the pro*|>crity of that «ec I >• ue large ami thoroughly modi*rn un«J up Tin* c|.*■■' !••* i t making for build i-iiiitrolling .* quarter of a million ,i« ri-all sizes, up to and including 12 inches • i ■11 Ita.' !**«*n found, and tjuiiu \ re ig to to ¿lilt* -lg purpd'i ' .Ir■ ■rv Urg<-|) *d ample of farming .«mi limin-r lumi lit <i«*«irgla b> 12 inches are hundleri, tw enty pa< k throl't'ing with life, her tqbuico barn.' The moral and religious tone o f.t <>1* mg <ini i he ( oin supply, and iher* i ■■ very large demand anil FTorula. ages u» the bundle, the larger si^e* ten college is high. The social bfi* 'i U'aslungton, D. f , \u g v 26. Tin- toir'im g with the garnered sta|ile, buyers f*■r that kin-! ¿d in.*’- rml. and in th** ***>n11 u o packages only. The hundferfeom presses tractive All classes of 'liaient» Treasury Departm*>nt tmlay b«*gari ui.if. .Hid -is-culators are ugaiTl thronging to rt ruction >il lla I.Tgi* office bllllilillgs the contents of a btimlje while The roitcs The Gainesville Sun, telling of the ap­ together cheerfully and happily, lia'ico«and tin* old flush tittles appal mg liepimit* of tin .idiliiional friu.OOtt.onn much day product known as 'fire prroofare being tied almut Oiem.- This pro­ government funds th at are available to eiitly restored in full force. South Flor­ ing' is us»*il .(ioisl -till clay, projterly plication made for a ch arter for a new expen»*« are as low as 1« minis duces a tight, com part and neat bundle In- placed with banks in the agriculturei ida leads of course, and probably always burned makes litre tire* proofing, an«l in - banking bous** in that city, says that the excellent ad vantage* give for shipping. “ the Phifer State bunk will liave a cash young woman in Florida *v states to aid in tin- crop mow-nemt. will, but tin- great tobacco region lying veatigatiun* will -how that large q u a n ­ The stereotype departm ent is a very w i-s.1 of tin* Suwannee seems to be ttn v capital ¿¿f $o0,000 anil will conduct u*{,[ going to school for any The first deposits were made in tin* re­ tities of litre particular material re being Interesting branch of the business. For serve cities iii the «outliern «tates. among lni: ‘" r general bunking business.” The direr- t (,ouj j „¡VP thoughtful oo idacibrought in fr*■in n|h«*r -Iate* and might every brand or design th at is to be print­ J tn rs are among the lx«t known business t |.e claims of the Floftdgt which, it is officially stated were Hullib<- tnutiiifai t uri-'l in F’loruia. Tin* «am« ed, a st« d or zinc plate is obtained from and professional men of th at section and ( for Women, more*. Md„ Richmond, Va., A tlanta. hilled While Man is true of thi* ¿Irani tile, for which tho the new financial Institution will have a the engravers. F^om this plate the ----- - * Ca.. and Memphis, Term . the thr««* latBartow. F‘la., Aug. 2t>. iS|M*ciali In demand is largely in«-reused by the ac­ handsome and commodious home in the tt'reo ty p e man takes art impression on ter •■fft’h receivlhg 1760,000. lu shooting affray at I-ake Allred, for- tivity in the work "( draininfg the soils. la » « <i.t Squirrels matrix paper, or in other words, makes a Phifer building on Main anil Union The apportionment «¿f tin* funds has merly known us Chubb and Furgo, Sunauthority stati-- iliat tin* t»**r capita Some think ilu^l they can kill squtrrela streets. mould from which innum erable printing been completed, according to informa- ,jav morning. Turner Canup, a white xa|ire of clay |«roduct* for the whole and not vio e law, A p a rt of Bet­ plates can be cast. The metal used is a tioiy a t the departm ent It was stated [Ilnn, was shot t«> death by Charles M«>r- country in 11*11 was j l 76. which lca*l ter fifidt of tho Law» of tiiin 10 of mixture, principally of lead, some anti­ The Miami Melrojwlis says that soon .UtiofbejlffUy that with tin- largest depos- ^ n , a negro * urt. <)),•<* with fb «6. N«-« Ji-r**-)' witli as follows: “ Any person Florida rea mony and a little tin for hardening. In the policemen ill that city will not lx* its V |rt¿d lx* mad*« with the national The trouble is «aid to have started |v J6, wlul« th« value ol Elornlu» clay who »hull abrsue. Injure, capture, kill of the stereoty|>e room there is always A o w .Chll-ago, this lieing the most (,ver the death of a ¿log belonging to products wax only J0.2‘J (»-r capita, allowed to enter a saloon while on d uty destroy fox squirrel, blzck squirrel us liquid large melting pot, filled with this liqui ím púrfánt reserve city in the agricultural 1 Canup, who went to Ihn negro'» quar- Alabama's «-lay product« rrurhe«! $0.91 tinh«s in discharge of his office, and they or squirrel, except on and from and hot metal.-. It take* but a few min­ stales. The largest deposit* are to Im* ttrs, accusing M*>rgait of having kille«l ¡,.r capita and t¡«*¿«rgia‘s $1.01 | ht cap- will not lx* allowed to pluV cards on or off 20th in each year to th e folutes to cast u numired printing 'plate-i. mude in St. I^fiuia. with Baltimore secflog. Worils followed, and Canup pa. The roa«l building in Florida lor duty m the jwlice station, and they* will j . February 20th, when th ey m ay The com pany always keeps on hand a ond, an*l New Orleans third. , drew a pistol and sho twice at the negro, which large sums have.been appropriated lx* compelled to wear dniforms. Jack­ ; or who »hall pursue, Injure, great num ber of these plat® for- their No olliciul announcement of the missing both tim « . and in 'wjiich there is very much interest, sonville ha« already' forbidden her police­ pturn or destroy any squirrel a t any various customers, m aking it possible am ount sent to these cities bus been. ¡ Going within his shanty, the negro requires .hard, vitrifiFd brick, .and (he men to en ter saloons unless in dischi — in any public or private park, aha.ll to fill rush order» on a few hour» n-jtia | made, but.unofficially it^has !«<eo learn«! procured and weapon and shot the whire other state* have material which will ol duty. lilty -of a misdemeanor and on con« * ; : This is a very unique and interest!«* ^ nM m Q n ooo will receive b**thf&P' f t , rqan, the bullet faking effect in Catnip’s vitrify under heat; it- is possible that victlon. ahall lx* punished by a fine of not, industry, and it would well repay ^ *2,000,000. a n d th a t Chi- aBdknhcn, causing death within a low — ...................... Sherman C. Hillyer, a prominelil Florida’s clay» do not contain this vitri­ ta® th at $20 nor more th a n $£6." one interested in the fruit industry to ^ ^ gt 1j0(jL, (lividt. |n lhe minutes. After killing the white man fying nmatafial. Some time ago co’n- tomey of Washington. D’. O., a O ther sections prohibit the hunting of ' hj . .. ,, . ... . delghborhood of $16,000.000. tint negro took to the woods, concealing id e r a b e spar** wiis given to an expert and foriper resident «if FTmantHpA, who o ther game b lr ^ . N otice-th at himself in a bayhead. mont on one of Jifie large western roads arrived there Sunday on a visit to his ginning o M h o . open or hunting --------- ------------------ in protecting a 'd ir t fill against water, brother, Mr. F. C. Hillyer, xyM drpwned has Ixwn changed. It txigins on N ovem ­ and tlu* plan used waa .to plute the fill Sunday afternoon at Ameli^&cach while ber 20th and ends on February' 20th, Death of F. J. Kufflj attem pting to rescue a young Tady of The game warden will certainly pick u p .. ' O ’ Caught Frank J. Ruffly died nt his home <>n with the dumping of the melting pots front an iron furnace The fertilizer that city who had g/fu* beyond h e r ' those"who persistently violate thid'garrtoi thos*( Oxerall P arties Popular Sheriff Hand received.a wire SMunhiy palim-tto Zwenue last Saturday after a manufactories in Florida have lurg<- depth. ■law. Hon. HarrV.H Hnwfw of S t Loure a to watch for a negro n^med Sonny Dig**. [ HifKcring Illness of several rnoiUhs. D** o */o nephew of Mrs l> reh7r ftlker of thi» «aid toHm coming this way mid w anhel. r f w d was born a t Tum bri.lge. Mx-«.. M— .tit.es of pyr,..** cinders which is «Plifrwt of Mrs. Letcher Biker of „ . for 4„ W cVime. m 7 and .p en t U *yean* of early boy- -Intoat a waste pnxluct. and ,l is , ¿os(jre.it plans ary' l»*ing m ade for the I . V M U g lll I U U U K I I U C 1 Caught Young Thief J rity.hpd a yoyng man who received much in I utnaHi,- county for *n te < m*. hood in New F;ngland states, afterward " ,)lu th a* *oflideut iron im ticle could celebration of Ixbor day in ami around \ Several store» on Sanford avenue W rA Of his education here nt the old Hogsett Sheriff-Hand who is alw ays on the Job u ..,....i... _night t_u. and Sheriff extrmcUHl from th «*« pytlt** to vit- St. Augustine And a particularly m erry „„»..«wt entered i„„. last Saturday • Academy, and U well known to many of had no trouble in finding the negro and going west and sctUirlg in Illinois. When ' time la proimwd at South Beach, where Hand being notified did the Sherlock .S j People, is one of the Instigators in a he is now in the jail u n i t in g the shenff the Civil war broke out he joined the rify fijorida’s clay's. The subject 1» well all kinds of sports. Among filth Illinois .Volunteer Infantry fcand w orthy of careful in v estig atio n ."-M an - there will Holme» act and bagged Jojut Brosm, a . C, "good roada" m ovenwnt th a t la lx*ing °f Putnam, the big features promised is a balloon young negro boy and John is now in the served three y ears-an d seven m onths, ufacturer» Record. oopjed by many of the wealthier St ayrnsinfl.— A—big—parade— and—son»« r ity haatile ■1ItuuiaffH f Wtfigi ngToq*lin ■«— ‘~ ~ A lik e clo se o f the w ar he enlisted in tlie ■ouIa i* n ,-"HB iMUca t nvlm tOn s' t o an-----Fr ank- Mffteer spent Sunday—with -----will J,>— • ‘in the ‘ m 'ark the day David Speer of Geneva was in the city •peec1 apple tree and John will fare th e big ; "overall p a rty " for August 20 and 2 l f a t home folks. Frank is not feeling very regular arm y and served several years c ity / ... Judge on Thursday.*hlch his gueata, the rich young busim af shipper having a bad case of Ingrown on the western plains in the Indian ware, yesterday calling on hia many Sanford / 000 M r. Ruffly afterw ard moved to Ta- i friends'. Mr. Speer says th a t Geneva is " * 0 of the city, donned overalls and Jigger* and be has b u t small chance to , ----- U' where he reaided for several yean | going som<?_and m WcrVart.^1,1__ ________ ______ t-n____ J- -----. . llrfMT* i n . n n th e.lo b ovfrv Ada Wa'gncr b »¡ T -a. i « , a a i ju n ijf ts iL t e j s L n s z m - p m "* « « “ “*• ^ U u l e »«a pkk v td ibovel. Many òl th , nKiiii«iit. I Simin! 10 s“ ,<lr<i 1M » I«¿¿»1«* W * «iy w“ kj *“ “ »<*■ tor «•» *c1kk>I Ik UHO, t o J ^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 22, 1913 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 22, 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>, August 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/3ae589f53a9bf664325044b840c0c93c.pdf f2e76c44f42054c3d7c992864f51ee9e PDF Text Text tdminlitralor o( Mid Gave Away Formula. Iroifl lb * data hereof. A3 LIlUb Ul luntti It must SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL About forty years ago thero waa ad­ Dated An just 19th, A. D . 1913. -Arely upon the honor of its member* to Ü. W . H K K N I X ik vertised on London billboards a drink AdralnUtretw Eatateof Emra*tt II. II«m .loU r'i__, Interesting Decision By lows Court- Observe an agreement not to sell outside called Kobur, said to bo good for ev­ . l-a-Fri • Many Matters of Interest Drought Up of 4he association. A man who yields to ■ _____ ■ • ery ailment and, Incidentally, the long Tried To Find A Grower For Discussion .ta'VtaotJtfskwfc-ta obtain % present benefit sought after elixir of life. One was notice or incorporation City Council met in regular session The Jlerald reproduces an editorial by selling to an independent buyer does Invited to «end for frto samples, and N o th * I* hereby gl van that th«. under«* «01 -ipjJ^to^tha Goreroor of lb* l U l * , ' . August 18th, 1910, 7:30 p. m. from a recent Tlmes-Unlon which make* himself and the association an Injury. Ha marVeloua propcrtlca were the sub­ at Talk on the Z 6th >hnihr, If he thus aids those who would prefer Prrecnt, T. J. Miller, president; S. very interesting reading. As folks fa­ ject of everybody's conversation. Bo- A. I). ISIS, for Utter* patrht. lnrt>n>oriti * K»«. inoU County Hank, uniter th» following i r„r._ to see the association destroyed, he is Runge, W. S. Hand. W. li. Underwood. bur might havo been Bold to this day chart#», th# original of which U now on hi. ,, miliar with tho management, of thnt of the *»CT»Ury of atat# of #a|.| ,,,t , ^ C. C. Woodruff, F. L. Woodruff, B. W. paper know, the best legal talent ob­ doing his part toward such destruction, had not aomo one. without tho fear of ofllca 1lortila. a libel action before hi* eyes, divulged and, in the courso of a few seasons, may Herndon. Wiinrew. our paman thl* COth day of AuruM, tainable, does considerable of the edi­ A. D. 1913: Its secret formula-rcold tea enlivened loose considerably more mqney than ho Moved and seconded that Mary torial writing. ««. «,« But kW, Ijy.rum. «Frptn that mmycaLiL-ielLAS .i. 'Turner.'* (a?*ea»impnl oh real estate on -baa g a in q ^ y . mjch trea _ te^(t#r __ it ._T- Air^un'>*4 i (fa r? '* T f* pl'dly wa -lt had -.risen, for * people • organization itself iiivl f<ml avenue fid reduced from' $2,000 orm Jo* Camarón N . II. G in if i fear of could mikd their own Robur If they to $1,600. Carried. * * to consign tho 'entire body of cqmuiis- yriicn it prefer* to rely _ F. I- Woodrufl watated It. uj»on . T . E. Wlteon 10 Hon. T. E. Wilson appeared before sion merchants to hades, wbtfgJjJp£ can punishment rather — thalf Propeeed Ckarlrr ef Seminole Coonly lUnà tho honor of its member*. the board in the interest of schedule on bo roas^ul good and brown, to tw? grand The tuxteroJcpad Incurjwrotor», hrrri.j ,,V1 rióte t Satu rni van (ocothrr for the pun##« <1 u . the A. C.-L. between Sanford and Ocala Pessimism of Mr. Mutahaw. There being no further business, wild cat schemes of placing the "deAr ramine Inrerjwrot#«! and tonnine a “ It 1* a great pity" a trlflo grimly under and by Timi# ot the Laws ef tba Slot, ct and return. Resolution as per attached board adjourned. grower" in actual touch with tho fork of remarked Stanley Livingston Mut- Florido. «Uh and under tba loUovioc copy waa duly passed, addressed to Mr. the "Dear Consumer." The editorial Oh, Squash I (hartar: F. L. Woodruff, Chairman. shew, who had several unappreciated "Now, between you. and me, darl­ s* Morton Riddle. General Superintendent, should be read carefully by all member* Th# nome of th* corperatloa oholj bk Haminoi, E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. of associations where fines are imposed ing," he began aa he sat with hla arm Frapkenstelna on h(s hands, a boll on Counly Itonk, and Ita pUra of buolnraa .K»!i u Jacksonville.. * t i I* hla neck and a grand grouch on fils in tba county of flaminote, c|ty o( Sanford ,r j After some discussion motion carried for flying the coop. Many growers enfolding her walit. "George,” she in­ ** soul, "that some children are so sadly •tota of Florida. BIG HAUL OF TIGERS that the Atlantic Coast Line officials U. seem to feel that agreements are like terrupted. "I waa thst you would bo a little more precise In your words. afflicted with baahfutneaa; and It la a Tba fonar* I no tu/» of tba buainaaa lo 1» I m iu . be requested to operate train between the girl "engagements," made to bo •bail -bo thol - - of* a cvorral ttonkin» Iiu -u i m tod «boll How can these be anything between •till greater pity that other* ain’t Al­ «orilk povaro Inddaat thereto aa pruTkiad by tie Sanford and Oviedo to arrive here be- Informers Turn up Large Bunch of broken at pleasure.,_The editorial, nd me? There Isn't room." And so, I bar* obeerved that a brother-in- atatutaa o f tba state of Florida. *~-"twv*m 8-.30 and 9:00 a. m., leaving-San­ ~ r - fitjuer Oispe users alt Negroes .— low*; : Ul. immediately she disproved her-own law never-dlca.-snd seidnm resigns. Tba amount of capital clock of naid rorporttuMi ford between 4:30 and 8:00 p. m. on The Iow a^tate supreme court has statement by anuggllng up still closer. And I believe we ere going to get this Acting Mayor Miller had a regular rkail b* Fifty Thousand DolUn to la dit.Ud return trip. Resolution to this effect decided unlawful under tho law of that season a darn sight more rain than lolo Five Hundred Sbarea of the par volu, of matinee on Tuesday in the polico court Una Haadam fvJI*" *r*h '* a- — ■----- . we need!" — adopted u per copy state any attempt of a farmers' or fruit IV, when seven blind tigers faced him on Not Really Hla Fault ' Tba term for.«bleb aald corporation oboli „at J. £ . Craig, an engineer of the South­ growers’ association to impose a penalty the charge of . selling booze without s hollb* NU ......... inaty-Nina Ya Willie, aged five, waa ooe day aent Record for taxi nee*. ern Utilities Company, asked for a spec­ on member* who aell their produce oat* V. license. They were Dr. Jerry, Wilson, from the dinner table for mlabe— e f tba Mid ----------Uon-oboli u, u Th* lailest man Is reported In A r­ ial permit frdm the city of Sanford so by tba tolto« Ine a O e u t-. . . . Kirby. Swatxy, Uzxie Lewis, Lave, aide of the organization. It ia held to -TtorV i l l * went Into the kUchen.~and kansas; * where be oonducta a shoe that extension of gas and water mains be a provision in Y t a IT Mèdici», r e aigld aald: "Willie, I’d be ashamed store In a little town. A woman en­ Mamie Dehart and Frank Blair. Two Caahlar, and tuck could be carried out with the least pos­ . . . M the curporotio» white men who had been In the habit of Uon, and the Iowa law is modeled on the to be aent away from the table, aa big tered his shop one. day and said she Tba Board of Uiracton mow may . sible trouble and delay. Moved and Bherman act forbidding such restraint a boy ae yoo-arf." "Well, that’s What purchasing blind tiger booxe at different ottoarv aad amploycaa, * u ( wanted to buy a pal I- o f shoes. The ■B£ seconded that special permit covering , dattes and torma of ofOtw oa they mow intervals decided to turn informer for in Interstate commerce.' Even though a fallow gets for being born In a 1st y man, who was sitting on a bog aa nay b* protldad by tba ls«w. nat the proposed work be granted this Com­ preacher's family," rejoined the little the offending member is willing tq pay «llb ¿ a Bonkinc Lèira. at one end of bis establishment, look* the customary price and succeeded in fellow. pany, who are to furnish a map of the VI^ *d at her, yawned wearily, and then buying the stuff without any trouble. the penalty and may have signed an T ba d i n d o n oboli ba alertad b y tb* rtorkstreets over which the proposed lines or agreement not to aell outside the organ­ said; "I can’t wait on you today. Corns hoidara at each annual maatinf. AU other ofh-wn Afterward the officer* were put wise to employ#** oboli be • alaciad alari ad annually by th# changes are contemplated, the company In some tlihe when I’m «tendin' up."— and the tigers and making a raid found plen­ ization, yet the attempt to collect the Hoard of D i n d o n . T b s annual tneattni of th# Not Big Enough to Go 'Round. to work under the direction of the street Ban Francisco Argonaut penalty is held to be illegal; in fact, the ■torkbolder* shall ba bald oe tb* B n t Thureioy ty of Kquor and brought it to the court as In January la each year. . "One hundred ways to cook an egg.** committee. Carried. VII. evidence. There was enough liquor to existence of such a provision makes the read Mr*. Newlywed from a new oook Until tb* officer* atedad at tb* flr«t tnnuki Moved and seconded that the matter start a small saloon and every man and society illegal, under that law. T h r e e H ig h M o u n t a in s . m «*Un( of tb* otockboidare tbaU ba quolin-d. th* book. “Ob. dear! I can only cook of paving Rand’s avenue with brick be It aeema so obvious that this provision of said eorparatten obaU be ron.lu.,^1 woman pleaded not guilty, but tho men Mount Mitchell Is the most lofty buaioaM this egg once!” —Judgo. by tba following named officar«: reconsidered, and that the brick be used Format Lnka, Treaident; D . U T bn o h rr \ mountain In the eastern part of the who bought the stuff tPcre there with the was in violation of the law of Iowa that in paving some of the cross streets, the 1‘rreident; , ,. Caabter; and Forre« United States. It la located In Yan­ lake, testimony, and it seefied strong enough one can only wonder that the dofendant D. L. Tkroobar, A. P. Connelly. A . T. Ho>cross streets to be paved to be left to tbs Fault Finding. association should have incurred the arttar. Joa Camaroct. T. E. Wlteon. N . II. Garner. cey county, N. C., and according to to Mayor Miller to warrant him giving discretion of the street committee. tt we had no fault*, we should not the United State* Geological Survey F. 1. Woodruff, W . H . Wteht, J. C . Bennet l sod John Matecb. dfaydanh T ba poatoffir* addrr« each one a package of $50 or ninety expense of appealing the case when the take so much ploaiure in noticing the la (.711 feet above eea level. Tber* of rarfa o Carried.4 of oil of tba Mid d i n d o n te Sanford, days. Some of them pleaded for more lower court decided against it. fault* of other people.—La Roohefoo- are two other mountains In tho Ap­ Florida. Communication from W. P. Carter The suggestion that fruit-shipping VIH. ¡ V , with reference to crossing on Myrtle time to hire lawyers and fight the caaes, associations adopt rules not to ship any cald. palachian system above 6,000 feet— Tba bigbaat amount of indebte<ln«as or oth#r but they will probably pay the fine and Mount Guyot In Tennessee, 6,636 liability to which tba Mid corpora Uon aboli it avenue north of First street, referred to *n^ lima subÿart Itewll shall ba as limit#.] and start selling again as usual. It seems produce of member* except in packages feet, and Mount Washington, In New by Iteetlon Z7I2 of Ganarml S U lu t— of Mr. Crown, superintendent of A. C. L that the negro can't help selling booze purchased through the organization Stata of Florida. Hampshire, 6413 fee t 1 for attention. , , does not meet the case at ail, if It is pro­ any more than he can help taking other Ungallant Chinese Proverb. s Th# nom»* and reoid#nr»# of th# •ub*rrti--> ‘ s The matter of bulkheading the lake and tb# amount of capital stork •ubarrll—t hy people's property and the majority of posed to |>enalize a member for infrac­ "A woman’* heart." says the Chi­ rorh are aa follow» front was discussed at some length by Raw Maat Popular In Italy. the negroes who sell liquor are in favor tion of such rules, for shipping in any neas proverb, "1* like tho moon. It Usatetene» I Nam# No ShareT. E. Wilson, Forrest Lake, C. R. 200 -hare, Saniorti, Fla. Travelers report thst In Italy the I For rwat Ijak» of a dry town so they can carry on their other packages. The offense would be changes continually, but It always ha* I I). L. Thrasher Sanford. Fla. tOO-hare, F Walker, et al. devouring of raw meat In restaurants I A. I*. I’oBMily a man In I t " Hartford, Fla hO#h#rwillicit trade. When a haul like Tuesdny the same. A. T. lUaactt#/ L -i Moved and seconded that the finance Sanfurd, Fla. la now eo common as to be—to wom­ 30 #h*ir, A mere agreement in advance of the is made of old offender* it shows that Jo* Cam»ron Sanford. Fla. 30 ahorre en, at any rate—« public annoyance. T. ttee work with the city attorney E. Wilson Sylvan Lnk#. Fla. SO aharw# the trade is flourishing despite the vigil­ members to refuse to sell to any compet­ N If. Damar "To Ba Sura. The welter brings the slab of beef­ Hanford. Kla. 20 char— and endeavor to secure quit claim deeds F l . Woodruff Sanford. Fla 10I *ri»'re . ance of the officers, and the only way they itor of the aaaodatlon would not be a A professional person with any self- steak and exhibits It to the eyes of W. H. Wight from property owners on the lake front, Hanford, Kla. 10 «horre can convict is to get some one to buy violation °f *be law of Iowa, a* we unC. B»nn#«t Hanford. Fla 10 «horre so the work can be done with as little the booze and prove it on the offenders. I derstand tbc decision, but tho imposi- respect should avoid competing In the man about to lunch, who watches J. Sanford, Fla. 10 «horre John Mriacb things which only show up hi* or her the process of cutting and of sprin­ delay as possible; property owner* to be Sta t* of Florida If the law allowed the mayor to assess 1tion of “ Pcn* ,‘ y for disregarding such Ignorance. kling' with a llttlo oil and vinegar. Seminóte County furnished with a contract from the nail. appeared Iwfor» m# For On this day Over the dlah la than poured a raw s fine of one year on the city gang, with 1an agreement make* the society an IIrest taka. 1). Thrasher, A. I*. Connelly. A T city, allowing them to redeem tho land anothrr year on the tcounty gang' it onc' ^ repugnant also to the Kreaattrr, Jo» Damerrm. T E. Wilson. N II at actual cost of tho improvements, Gomar, F. U Woodruff. W. 11. Wight. J. r H#r, Never I would at least keep the blind tigers from comrnon tts tending to establish a n#tt ai>d John Mwiach, all to m# I>erBonaI)> »,11 .payments to eaxer .a_period of ten years. Wife— "In a battle of tongues a known, and known hy m# to ha tb* Individu#!, doing business ehst -hmg uml-w tvt tu ^ — ----- -----------------• liw dtin l tn and who n # « l # l ( t e futwamr.w j-.. Carried. break up this habit. An association, therefore, elihef or-|. woman can bold her own." Husband— p a n i charter of R em ino)»'fourAÿ ’ V E U T ahi“" HUtr of Florida M—yes. pVapa aho can; but aho never The matter of a member of tho city I «srh tiring duly rwom a»vrrml)y ■rknowlodgi« In re Estate of ___ ganized to buy and sell, or 4o sell merely, Emiwtt II. Itemdnn Usd tba same for tba and purthat ha «XBrut» dooa." council acting as chief of the fire depart­ I any product of Us members, or including T o All Creditore, Iagate«# Utetrlbul##» and AU ^ P-—CO therein »ipriaacrl. I’rr—>n, having Claim# or Itemantl# againat «aid In witnewi whrrrof, I haw» hereunto act my ment, and thus holding two appoint­ W h e n a in n n ’a wifi- is a g o o d lo o k e r au ch t r a n s a c t io a t a m o n g its n r t iv it ir e , 1hind and affiirei my real thte 20th day of Augur Estate ments from the city was referred to the a n d a g o o d c o o k he u su a lly s u r v iv e s tlic m a k e » it »q )f ille^u l b y a d o p t i n g b y A. I). 1913. You, and *arh of you, are hereby notirted and Guileless Paragon. l i farai) required t» pnmnt any claim#’ and demand* H. C. DuB O SE. .dty attorney for his opinion. ahlck even if his politiral party ia de­ law« penalizing members for selling out-. Ohi for a per ton who Isn’t trying to whifh you, or rfthre of you. may b*v» aralnrt Notary Tubile R u ta at I j r k>. d jg ’ fc**pved and seconded that B. W. feated. th# relate of Eramvtt II. Herndon. ilocravreiT iat# M y rom. espire» Feb. 16, 191?. side the organization in sta4s having work something. l-Fri-M of Hrminnte county, Florida, to th# undmignad Herndon be ap|»ointed president pro »tern. Carried. Communicetion from M. F. Robindon, asking for reduction in taxes on cer­ tain piece* of his property, anfd that of T. J. Check discussed. Moved and seconded that a-vMtwmctii on Lot 2, Block 6, Tier 7, Tho*. J. g ag Check, bo reduced from $1.500 to $1.000. Carried. Council adjourned,. I K- B. W, HERNDON,* Clerk Fro Tern. . BESTRAINT OF TRADE ready to purely carload on September 2nd. Motion prevailed that Oliver J. Miller be appointed county physician, to hold office at the pleasure of" the board. Geo. A. IX-Cottes was duly elected prosecuting attorney, at a salary' of $50.00 per month. Bond of Jot Cameron to carry' fire­ arms was approved. Bond of Qrecn Smith as constable waa approved. i’ * Bond of John Tr Lee w drfTtrtr*<WW was approved. % Bond of L. G. Stringfellow as justice of the peace was approved. m COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET OfBrlal Record of Spedai Meeting Held on Friday Lasl - pr | n ^ ', rr, ' , ' Sanford, Ha., Aug. 15, 1913. Board of county. commlaaioneni met August 16th, at 11 a. m. Present, F. L. Woodruff, chairman; . J. A. Clarke,-’ C. W. Entxmlnger, L. P. Hag*n, J. T. McLain. . Application of A. F» Bell for foreman of road camp read and clerk waa ordered to notify Mr. Belpthat he had been ap­ pointed to aald position. Sslsry, $60.00 per month. AppUcstlonofJ.il.Winn read. Clerk wss ordered to notify Mr. Winn thst he hsd been duly elected a* saslatsnt fore­ men of road camp, same to take effect when needed. Salary $40.00.pcr month. Clark ordered to notify both Mr. Bell and Mr. Winn to report to chairman of at onc*Ordered that chairman of the board and Sheriff Hand be authorized to make arrangement* about a jail. Ordered that surveyor be notified to survey road from Sylvan Lake to We­ ld wa Bridge, also road from Wagner to Gabrielis, also from Longeood to Ipter. section of Sanford and Oviedo road at Gee Creek Bridge', also road from Chulu/ » r v v ' n s r - ' ota to Genava. Clerk ordered to Inaert advertlaement for clearing road bed in Sanford Herald. The*« road* to be thirty feet wide. It was ordered that McLain and Clarke (rnve bridge fixed on Chuluota and Oviedo road. Motion prevailed that each commis­ sioner look after and have done neces­ sary work in his respective district. Ordered thst two road scrapers be bought, same as owned by Grange county and now at Winter Garden. catalogue from culvert people, also of manufacturers of ro*d scraper«. >. Clerk was also ordered V notify culvert people^ that board would be Sv i New Blue Bird Pins, Brooches and Rings New line Balkan and Middy Blouses. »•'< •• » . M. »• •>> * • * . *« » • • V.* ■ New line Ratines, Silk and Cotton, all sh New Bulgarian Bands and Laces. : New Ribbons iii Fancy Colors. : -• , i : �. ;.M * • . ■ . -<■■■-■ " : • b i; T OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD iV PUBLISHED -WEEKLY H E R A LD IN Number Z • -T - * '}*„ • _V” ' ** r - ~ SANFORD Lije Is Worth L ir i il g MMttFmrTT; 'n.xJKnsKr Largest Paper Plant * Newspaper Advertising State Canal Project Will Edst Of California Brings Real Results Connect With St. Johns Now Located A t Sanford Mak­ prominent men who have country horn«» Seator Doncgan Recites The ng" will have the same kind of house parties, r> * t-\r t/• • Par., ing Fruit Wraps am it In >ri»d tv , , the friendly rival, Example (J! Kissimmee ,turn aimi it is ,.*rw c xpected that r He was in the employ of Mr. J. K. St. Cloud Is Greatly Interested West Palm Beach were carried. The for many years, giving up his posiboml issue was for Jilfi.OOO, and will pro­ ’ K onK account ' ' of In Connecting Link some months ago vide for new buildings for the primary r> will brick forth an excellecnt display' failing health, grades. Just as soon us the bonds can _ Crown Columbia Paper Co.. Has Three of road making, and prove that the aver- S»ys That County Sending Free Conies H* leaves a wife and daughter, Other Matters O f-in te re st I n - The be issued and disposed of work on tho age city business man can wield a pirk perfecting Presses Bury Printing new huilding will lie commenced. O f H om e Papers W ill Get BesC. Gladys'to mourn hifl lo"" “ n(1 onr 9i-''*pr* Land O f Flowers, Red Bugs are anti shovel successfully, and set an i, i * i . i _ Mr- Nellie Johnson of Boston. Mass, * o o o .* w. . __, Fruit Wrapper» Resulu In Advertising and G n its _ — ■ * -T-*a example to his brothers of thtr rural com­ Hie funeral services were, held in the Live Oak has lieen entertaining ngri- ---- X T h c cdtablUhnumt o f-r r lr n T f «-arr-'rrm nltiw. EOTTT ’ ’overall" party » i l l Newspapers are the lx**l means of ' Episcopal churcJi Sunday afternoon, ‘ The prew|H-cts for bringing about the culturisU from all purls of Suwannee house and printing plant, a|>ecially work under the siqicrvision of a prof««- advertising an/ city. Kav. Arthur Peck officiating. The connecting link between the St. Johns county and the occasion has been moat 9 adapted for printing iruit and vegutablo sional. highway engineer, Ttyfe; parties This has been demonstrated by the (J. A. R. held services at the cemetery, and Kissimmee rivers have gone beyond pleasant and interesting^ -T h e mceCing * wrappers, by the Crown Columbia Paper are — not a fad, »hut- a ■ • of 1-**r •" •Mr. Ruffly was primi Inertf branch ii_V(n;rprttd,.'GRmrf!i coftnty‘ cnnimtamincre and the th? dream stage.find according to Mr. of the fll^nlenl, waa to attend a farmer»' \ Ca'frf-CiHftMTtla,- n r Sanford will prove movement rnt of Jbe state good reads'‘rtftA-7 Kissimmee Hoard of Trade who (or Circle? in the state lx*ing past com­ I. S. Hall there is little doubt that action institute and the program, planted to a great benefit and advantage to tho mittee.— HureJuLsburg (K y .) .Herald.' inany years have sent from l.WXV to mander of Post No. 12 of Pdlatka and will lie the result of the committee's hard continue over two day», was full of im­ packers of this stare, This company 2,000 copies of the Kissimmeo. and St. junior vice commander of the Depart- work. Everybody is intcN-sted and they portance to all present, owns and operates large paper mills in ( laude'a Pleasantry |Cloud pa|>eni t*j the addresses of pros- , meat, Stare of Florida. all want the cahal Itocause o f the exces­ „ o f l o’.; the stale of Washington, Orgpon and I see by the Congressional Record of pective settlers. Sennlor A. K. Don-----sive freight rfttes, if for no other reason. An in tenth ban railway line using gosow i Califognia, as well as extensive print ng August 8th'that Mr 1/Engle on that . ‘‘Ran waa in the city fo r a few hours last The people of Sanford would like very S ir ic k e n W ith tp p e iid ir iliu lin«* traction care, connecting all the im­ plants at various points on the Pacific day introduced a bill to give two con- Saturday am i in the course of convttsamuch to see the canal go through as it will portant cities in South Florida, is now Hr.ixton Perkins was stricken sudCoast. They have supplied the major­ demned brass or bronze cannon to the ( Bon with several citizens of Sanford-made mean lietter river conditions at the “ Cel­ proposed and an effort is being made to deoli with appendicitis yesterday morn­ ity of shippers throughout that sectioq city of Sanford, Fla. Don't get ex- ‘ he remark that what the new cflurtfy ery C ity.” They will assist in every for-many yarn, with their wrapping cited about i his and Mart to train the and Sanford needed at present was ad ing and the attack was so severe that the way possible In bringing about tin aN-o- interest a number of Chicago capitalists in the enterprise. pii;.- i.ms thought it lx*st to rush him paper both plain and printed. chorus of beautiful village rco Idens vert uung and tbnt iu> lx*tt**r plan could ciation to unite all tin* eitles into an e f - ! o o o to i ' ' hospital at Urlando al pnce and Heretofore the shippers in this state garbed m spoUeHs'white, with read and bo followed than -tending out copies of feejive association. Mr. T. K. Hate*, he a .,, taken there about ten o'clock. Report* from Fort My ere indicate “ have been compelled to place their or­ him, « . h e * . With golden loclk. all fusacd the Smdord Herald. The idea is to send Th(. rMion y^ Ur(lay president of tlu* board of trade, express­ that there-will be a fine potato crop jn ders many months in advance of such ed himself heartily in favor of holding l,,)- Wli h .I>:nkfl' ‘ he patient seems to Ihi r e v e r in g that section, probably tho largest yet * » . time as they really knew what their and l»er nnd have as many delegates as possweet immortelles to sing tjw,. la, I prospective purchaser of lands in the nicely. His many friends here will lie known. paper requirements' would In*, which from the stand erected on the shatly side county and 1,000 suliscriptions ut ultl T " -' " \" " " , suble from the various cities to bring , , ... " r / 1 .« . . .i glad to learn that he w out of danger r_ generally necessitated carrying an over o f the public square, as the Carriages l,,dy amount to JoOO and the returns ^ ^ „ . . , , . about better water way conditions for The Florida Slate College supply of wrap pern, often the wrong size* containing the mayor, city council, the would lx* three tim*« ¿us great as the tin* central part of the state. There The purjxise of the state in founding for their fruit. This condition has been rhuirmnn of tin* is little doubt that the people of hoard. th** |ir « - HUipivy the Florida Slati* College for Women obliterated by tho Crown Columbia Pa­ idem of the idiandter of commerce, the U the Si mi note county commissioners Hudson fur the Senate Sanford qre* v e r y much interesU-sl was to make possible at low coat edu­ per Co., as they can fill orders on a few. resident regent oT the nittiotuil federn- ever take up the matter of advertizing \\ i-hington, Aug 2? From irt/ormu and are willing to do all in their cational advantage* which should at days' notice, from their up to date plant lion of wmt al eluhs. the exeeutive " r wish to loll! hand' with the city ccAil: >um > >li Is lieing brought to M.ish- |Miwer t<i g,-t the propotw-d waterway , once be of the lugluaU «*xr»*llencc and at Sanford. committ*«* of {iir league for civic re- *‘il of Sanford on this subject they cad do itigio» it i- l«*-ltt*v**<| that the progressive Jacksonville is at the head of navigation The paper Is shipped across the con- form, the s,'iiior officer of the Sons of no lietter than consult with Senator »•|ee . io jn the Democratic party in uml as they have an active board of should mwt the need* of every class of tinent in largo Jumbo rolls. These rolls Confederate \ cteran* and delegations Donegan or Editor Triplett. ¡MH-reliiirx H o - d.i will unite en Simator F M trade that will I«- ¿if great iienefit to the • women in the state of Florida. This are of various widths, to accommodate from till l rmb - .i.ions lead the pro 1,1 t hi- Kinummis hoard of trade, b o q i« f H .0 - ■> of Miami, as the candidate to priij«M't if the) will endorse it. A s|n*nul purjHMM* ts Ie-tng udmirubly carried out. All students do tlieir work under spec­ the different size wrappers cut therefrom. evasion of prominent citizens i.d.su in ‘ bese gentlemen la-nig an authority oppn-i- Senator Duncan U. Hether in th committee has lieen appointed to inves­ ialists who have gotten their training in They now have in stock about 12 hun­ carriugesl with manly bosoms swelling 1oh ‘ he best mentis of advertising a com •a-ru.- .rui! primaries next year The tigate what r(fe«'t thi* propo«Mnl canal tie* leading colleges uml universities dred tons of this roll paper. The tim e with pride, ail ion hidden b> budges. moniU and both o| them have tried e\ . ni , in the race of Mr Hudson, who would iuive «in lowering the Sr John* ¿¿f this i-iuintr and Eurofie. The young big cylinder power prvaase» are really two With the chief of the fin- department as , r > other kind of advertising and have ha>lded to the solicitations of Ins river ¿18 inches, tide water) at Jackson­ w-ornan who wish**« to take a regular presses in one, as it is possible to run two a rear guard that proudly parades in b*ct.- and figures to prove their claim- friend- and 1» soon to make a formal an- ville Tin* city of Jacksonville is a se-a reillege course, ami to receive the dip­ rolls through one machine at » tim**, honor of the great statesman silting l ‘ |!' certain that the community that nmm. cment of his candidacy, will Him* port and it is essential that they main­ loma of the college, is offered work in The pa|>er travels irt a wonderfully «util alongside of the chairman of the rec,*p- dies not advertise will la* a community m.io it**preiM*ntativ4' t iau<l* I, Engl** of tain a good harbor. Ilf cour»«* they look English, Foreign Language*» both "an-* rate, and the nmount of printed paper tiqn commit tit* in the ojam barouche Pi di-ad ones who cannot exfiex-t neW cit ,i ¿n >-in.vdle us a eamlniate against Sen- for thci wat«*r corning in from tin* St «•uml ami modern, and the various Scidelivered in nine hours time is mo»i Johns river uml for that reason are* inter harneiwed to six it eight milk while izena and wdl never get ¡my thir (x-oplc ao ■ I etcher, ence». 'luting women desiring to detunishing;' for instance, in printing horses with » a t > mains Httd tads, and, have had opportunity moug;, ..j ?n . j . w k i„ .i ........ ............ esli*<i in all tbe tflbulatUM em ptying into . . 1 . 1 . -. . — r— vo‘ ,‘ thenvM*lvi** to the Fine Arts, such tnrccf.wpr«xtAttwhwe, one of these macliini s drawn up in ntaO l> isolation right m n«t-sing the value of gineT advertising t)M -1, ■> of making the tight, it m said, It. I he cause of this fear was brought ,, , . . ,, , . , ” ¿is Music, Art and Expression, are ofwill turn out one million five hundred front ¿¿I the reviewing stand passre in u,1d the slump that follows a policy of ,j , tn 11- rontinueii pmir health Should uboul when t,. Hopkins started , , , .. ,, , . ... , fered udvarltngee m these fields obtainthousand printed wraps in a day N at­ review. W hile the batul plays to ru rah ' Urtailment ¿>f all advertising ., . , .* . . i (,• r«-«-«*v,-r full \i|J«>r in time la- would ilredgtng^ a can« from laike Washington h able nowhere el*,* in the state, and at urally if larger or smaller size wzajw art- and rdl tin- other lyicat' popular airs, the sxiurce uf the bt. Johns river into, , .. , ,, i * pr.ihably enter the race, hut as eondi- near , . , .. , . very few place* in the entire south, being prinksl, tint output will 1»- de- .... . , , , , , • No. this is just a piece of regular of Florida Tobarro Dooming turns now are. it ts regarded as probable the Atlantic Ocean, .larksonvdb* nut * 1 hose who wish to study the Domestic - creased or increased accordingly up a how that it would lower the water .. _ „ , , , . . . . ... fice work done by my secretary in my Tln-re has In-on no more notabli- in that la -».II get ho hind the candidacy . , , Ncreuces and Arts can ohtatn at this These machines have different com­ absence and w introduced here to show dusirml revival in Florida recently than of Hudson. of the nver. the Hopkins canal was .. , ..... . . . , , , ,, ,, college fiicilittes unsurpassed anywhere, partments for Ink,, making it possible to how easy it is to IN T R O D U C E bills in that of the tobacco industry up in (iml* never completed. Mr. I S, Hall went . . .. , , ... ^ jr u ¡6 a member of the up|ier , , ,, , , , , , . except 111 the largp universities. Young . . , . , , . , print different brnnds in different col­ eongrem. so that tlu* free anil unfetteresl den county. It boomed mightily mx or t,mnr-h ol 'l*- -inn- legislature, and for a to Jacksonville heavilv loiided with stii. , , , . wqmen who wish to prepare to teach in ,, ,_, . . .. , ors at the same time. Often-as many :is electors <>r voters, if you prefer the seven years ago and flourishing tobucro ,,mp ft.LS (,r,.n„ient of it. He has !>een tistics to prove to the rity of thu north ’ . the public schools, have at their comeight or ten different associations' brands word) muy slip the savy sign to the next farms sprung uj> all over that region identified -tth prog-resaivt* legislation tliat water won I run up hill an«! that tin maml thi* service* of specialists in the St John* riv,-r will I*»* greatly !>* nelilti-«l will Iw- printing on one press at a tithe riTigressrnan wh<' brags ti the taws tjumry w a- ipiivertng with il>>- uli|» ' Klorn!. ... . i- -so! re* he a law \**r of fields of High Si-hool, Grade, Brimary The pre-si rfelivers tin- p.ij-< r in double ju|s t.- nr I Lse * lief> ,d*ool -Millie bv 'in canili M < Imul Tribune hill he <>f the movement, her hotelsc.rnw ili-d , epti-.l .h -lin . an«) K iniiergarten work. But these I) O II reams of !rti0 sheet*, w hh*h is autom.iti mirmlii' i -I for «he gm><! of hi- • tiding with buyers and «|»-culatt>rs, and *-ight*s-i department* are by no means exclusive Mr*. Jewite Williams, wile of J. B. rally counted. HAys pile tfiese on trucks, constituent.' mile« away the brain) new |jtt|,* city ¿¿I of each other. Judicious combina­ Mure Mmut Hr irk Making William« of Atlanta, Gu., Is said to have then it is transferred to tho* big p,iw,-r 1 hopi- to get, real soon, these cannon lluvanu sprang into existence on the tions of work in the several departments (ieneral Industrial Agent J. A. Bride been the only woman in the south, per­ eutkr. Here the sheets are cut to the that Sanford wants, for I am sure a i basis of tobacco. N o part ofFlorida are possible, and are continually lieing required size; anywhere from 8 inches by couple of nice, quiet, peaceable, per- was more* prosperous, but the liottom of the Seaboard Air Line Railway has haps in the world, who absolutlely owned made under the advice and direction of 8 inches for tangerines, up to 18 inches fectly harmli*sfi old war (log- adiled to drop|>ed out with disastrous suddenness, written to tin* Time»-Union of Jackson­ in her own right u 200-mile interstate the faculty. by 18 inehes for the lurgest grajiefruit scenery of the t ’eli-rv <’ it\ wouM fur priivs went far I m*Iow the point oWproffl ville a letter urging the investigation of railroad with its trains, stations, shops, The library and laboratory equip­ These package* containing fffift shei-ts lush the one iMs-di-l ingredient of -!• -d and gliMini settled u |ki?i one nf the faire-i the qualttii-' "I cl r - ■■f Florida for mak terminals, docks ami steamboat line ’ ment of the college nee««»ary for carry­ mg brick tor .....I 'instruction in the In adilition to this, she is one of til»* are thi-n tied one way with a string, ami t*hHi*!** to an orin-rwuMj perfi'ci part.- of Florida. Bul tin- mysti-rinu» ing on all the lines of work named, is -t.itc Hi - a v ' largi-st liin«l owners in the l Tnil«-*) Stale*, passed over to a bundling machine where toni cn-cmt'ii Io- 1 factor in the pro*|>crity of that «ec I >•ue large ami thoroughly modi*rn un«J up Tin* c|.*■■' !••* i t making for build i-iiiitrolling .* quarter of a million ,i« ri-all sizes, up to and including 12 inches • i ■11 Ita.' !**«*n found, and tjuiiu \ re ig to to ¿lilt* -lg purpd'i ' .Ir■ ■ rv Urg<-|) *d ample of farming .«mi limin-r lumi lit <i«*«irgla b> 12 inches are hundleri, twenty pa< k throl't'ing with life, her tqbuico barn.' The moral and religious tone o f.t <>1* m g < ini i he ( oin supply, and iher* i ■■ very large demand anil FTorula. ages u» the bundle, the larger si^e* ten college is high. The social bfi* 'i U'aslungton, D. f , \ugv 26. Tin- toir'img with the garnered sta|ile, buyers f*■r that kin-! ¿d in.*’ - rml. and in th** ***>n11 u o packages only. The hundferfeompresses tractive All classes of 'liaient» Treasury Departm*>nt tmlay b«*gari ui.if. .Hid -is-culators are ugaiTl thronging to rt ruction >il lla I.Tgi* office bllllilillgs the contents of a btimlje w hile The roitcs The Gainesville Sun, telling of the ap­ together cheerfully and happily, lia'ico«and tin* old flush tittles appal mg liepimit* of tin .idiliiional friu.OOtt.onn much day product known as 'fire prroof- plication made for a charter for a new are being tied almut Oiem.- This pro­ expen»*« are as low as 1« minis government funds that are available to eiitly restored in full force. South Flor­ ing' is us»*il .(ioisl -till clay, projterly duces a tight, compart and neat bundle banking bous** in that city, says that the excellent ad vantage* give In- placed with banks in the agriculturei ida leads of course, and probably always burned makes litre tire* proofing, an«l in for shipping. “ the Phifer State bunk will liave a cash young woman in Florida *v states to aid in tin- crop mow-nemt. will, but tin- great tobacco region lying veatigatiun* will -how that large quan­ The stereotype department is a very w i-s .1 of tin* Suwannee seems to be ttnvcapital ¿¿f $o0,000 anil will conduct u*{,[ going to school for any The first deposits were made in tin* re­ tities of litre particular material re being Interesting branch of the business. For general bunking business.” The direr- t (,ouj j „ ¡ VP thoughtful oo serve cities iii the «outliern «tates. among lni: ‘ " r idacibrought in fr*■in n|h«*r -Iate* and might every brand or design that is to be print­ Jtnrs are among the lx «t known business t|.e claims of the Floftdgt which, it is officially stated were Hullib<- tnutiiifai t uri-'l in F’loruia. Tin* «am« ed, a st«d or zinc plate is obtained from and professional men of that section and ( for Women, more*. M d „ Richmond, Va., Atlanta. hilled While Man is true of thi* ¿Irani tile, for which tho the new financial Institution will have a the engravers. F^om this plate the ----- - * Ca.. and Memphis, Term . the thr««* latBartow. F‘la., Aug. 2t>. iS|M*ciali In demand is largely in«-reused by the ac­ handsome and commodious home in the tt'reotype man takes art impression on ter •■fft’h receivlhg 1760,000. lu shooting affray at I-ake Allred, for- tivity in the work "( draininfg the soils. l a » « <i.t Squirrels matrix paper, or in other words, makes a Phifer building on Main anil Union The apportionment «¿f tin* funds has merly known us Chubb and Furgo, Sunauthority stati-- iliat tin* t»**r capita Some think ilu^l they can kill squtrrela streets. mould from which innumerable printing been completed, according to informa- ,jav morning. Turner Canup, a white xa|ire of clay |«roduct* for the whole and not vio e law, A part o f Bet­ plates can be cast. The metal used is a tioiy at the department It was stated [Ilnn, was shot t«> death by Charles M«>r- country in 11*11 was j l 76. which lca*l ter fifidt of tho Law » o f tiiin 10 of mixture, principally of lead, some anti­ The Miami Melrojwlis says that soon .UtiofbejlffUy that with tin- largest depos^ n , a negro * urt. <)),•<* with fb «6. N«-« Ji-r**-)' witli as follows: “ Any person Florida rea mony and a little tin for hardening. In the policemen ill that city will not lx* its V|rt¿d lx* mad*« with the national The trouble is «aid to have started |v J6, wlul« th« value ol Elornlu» clay who »hull abrsue. Injure, capture, kill o f the stereoty|>e room there is always allowed to enter a saloon while on duty A o w .Chll-ago, this lieing the most (,ver the death of a ¿log belonging to products wax only J0.2‘J (»-r capita, destroy fox squirrel, blzck squirrel us liquid large melting pot, filled with this liqui ímpúrfánt reserve city in the agricultural 1 Canup, who went to Ihn negro'» quar- Alabama's «-lay product« rrurhe«! $0.91 tinh«s in discharge of his office, and they or squirrel, except on and from and hot metal.-. It take* but a few min­ stales. The largest deposit* are to Im* ttrs, accusing M*>rgait of having kille«l ¡,.r capita and t¡«*¿«rgia‘s $1.01 |ht cap- will not lx* allowed to pluV cards on or off 20th in each year to the folutes to cast u numired printing 'plate-i. duty m the jwlice station, and they* will j . mude in St. I^fiuia. with Baltimore secflog. Worils followed, and Canup pa. The roa«l building in Florida lor February 20th, when they may The company always keeps on hand a lx* compelled to wear dniforms. Jack­ ond, an*l New Orleans third. , drew a pistol and sho twice at the negro, which large sums have.been appropriated ; or who »hall pursue, Injure, great number of these plat® for- their sonville ha« already' forbidden her police­ No olliciul announcement of the missing both t im «. and in 'wjiich there is very much interest, pturn or destroy any squirrel at any various customers, making it possible amount sent to these cities bus been. ¡ Going within his shanty, the negro requires .hard, vitrifiFd brick, .and (he men to enter saloons unless in dischi — in any public or private park, aha.ll to fill rush order» on a few hour» n-jtia | made, but.unofficially it^has !«<eo learn «! procured and weapon and shot the whire other state* have material which will ol duty. lilty -of a misdemeanor and on con« * ; : This is a very unique and interest!«* ^ nM m Qn ooo will receive b**thf&P' f t , rqan, the bullet faking effect in Catnip’s vitrify under heat; it- is possible that victlon. ahall lx* punished by a fine o f not, industry, and it would well repay ^ *2,000,000. and that Chi- aBdknhcn, causing death within a low — ................... Sherman C. Hillyer, a prominelil Florida’s clay» do not contain this vitri­ ta® that $20 nor more than $£6." one interested in the fruit industry to ^ ^ gt 1j0(jL, (lividt. |n lhe minutes. After killing the white man fying nmatafial. Some time ago co’n- tomey of Washington. D ’. O., a Other sections prohibit the hunting o f ' hj . .. ,, . ... . delghborhood of $16,000.000. tint negro took to the woods, concealing id e ra b e spar** wiis given to an expert and foriper resident «if FTmantHpA, who other game b lr^ . Notice-that himself in a bayhead. mont on one of Jifie large western roads arrived there Sunday on a visit to his ginning o M h o . open or hunting ------------------- -------in protecting a'dirt fill against water, brother, Mr. F. C. Hillyer, xyM drpwned has Ixwn changed. It txigins on N ovem ­ and tlu* plan used waa .to plute the fill Sunday afternoon at Ameli^&cach while ber 20th and ends on February' 20th, Death of F. J. Kufflj attempting to rescue a young Tady of The game warden will certainly pick up .. ' O’ Caught Frank J. Ruffly died nt his home <>n with the dumping of the melting pots front an iron furnace The fertilizer that city who had g/fu* beyond h e r' those"who persistently violate thid'garrtoi thos*( Oxerall Parties Popular Sheriff Hand received.a wire SMunhiy palim-tto Zwenue last Saturday after a manufactories in Florida have lurg<- depth. ■law. Hon. HarrV.H Hnwfw of St Loure a to watch for a negro n^med Sonny D ig**. [ HifKcring Illness of several rnoiUhs. D** o */o nephew o f Mrs l>reh7r ftlker of thi» «aid toHm coming this way mid wanhel. r f w d was born at Tumbri.lge. Mx-«.. M— .tit.es of pyr,..** cinders which is «Plifrwt of Mrs. Letcher Biker of „ . for 4„ W cVime. m 7 and .pent U * yean* of early boy- -Intoat a waste pnxluct. and ,l is ,¿os(jre.it plans ary' . l»*ing made for the I VMUglll Young IU UUK Th IIUC1 Caught ief J rity.hpd a yoyng man who received much in I utnaHi,- county for *n te < m*. hood in New F;ngland states, afterward " ,)lu tha* *oflideut iron im ticle could celebration of Ixbor day in ami around \ Several store» on Sanford avenue W r A Of his education here nt the old Hogsett Sheriff-Hand who is alw ays on the Job i„„. Saturday u ..,....i... night _ t_u. and Sheriff extrmcUHl from th«* « pytlt** to vit- St. Augustine And a particularly merry „„»..«w enteredt last • Academy, and U well known to many of had no trouble in finding the negro and going west and sctUirlg in Illinois. When ' time la proimwd at South Beach, where Hand being notified did the Sherlock .S j People, is one of the Instigators in a he is now in the jail u n itin g the shenff the Civil war broke out he joined the rify fijorida’s clay's. The subject 1» well all kinds of sports. Among filth Illinois .Volunteer Infantry fcand worthy of careful investigation."-M an - there will Holm e» act and bagged Jojut Brosm, a . C, "good roada" movenwnt that la lx*ing ° f Putnam, the big features promised is a balloon served three years-and seven months, ufacturer» Record. young negro boy and John is now in the oopjed by many of the wealthier St ayrnsinfl.— A— big— parade— and— son»« A lik e close of the war he enlisted in tlie r ity haatile ■1ItuuiaffH f Wtfigi ngToq * lin ■«— ‘~ ~ ■ouIa i* n ,-"H B iMUca t nvlm tOns' to an---- Frank- Mffteer spent Sunday—with -----will J,>— ' • ‘in the ‘ mark the day David Speer of Geneva was in the city •peec1 apple tree and John will fare the big ; "overall p a rty " for August 20 and 2 l f at home folks. Frank is not feeling very regular army and served several years c ity / ... Judge on Thursday.*hlch his gueata, the rich young busimaf shipper having a bad case of Ingrown on the western plains in the Indian ware, yesterday calling on hia many Sanford / 0 0 0 M r. Ruffly afterward moved to Ta- i friends'. Mr. Speer says that Geneva is " * 0 of the city, donned overalls and Jigger* and be has but small chance to , ---- U ' where he reaided for several yean |going som<?_and m WcrVart.^ 1,1 __ ________________ t-n_____J- ---- . . llrfMT* in .n n the.lob ovfrv Ada Wa'gncr b » ¡ T -a . i « , a a i ju n ijfts iL t e js L n s z m - p m " * « « “ “ * • ^ U u le » « a pkk vtd ibovel. Many òl th, nKiiii«iit. I Simin! 10 s“ ,<lr<i 1M » I«¿¿»1«* W * « iy w“ kj *“ “ »<*■ tor « • » *c1kk>I Ik UHO, to J ^ �T r~ v ■«** r i i Y * j ’T ^iw jJjr« ’■*^ ¡T o ^ ^ v A • '" Z />/ 4V,* '-: ■ ?* s-v . - . -r.: fi August 26. 191.1 helped give us tliv-parcel fiost, »imply be- losing while we wait, but is it possible i hiii îilrn ~nf tinï—tn prrfrrl the sy»- the waiting will be oyer Irefore^all of ta w tcm diffrr*—from <W^2rira~of another are acati f . fiUUkot E w i Turada, and f i t ) « HihîIm Dy public official who U also interested In Now, if we are ready we should locare JHC ix-rfrcting it. Senator Bryan ti rhargrd the trunk line running north and south • R. J. ttoiLY. editor ¡with a responsibility for thesuccess of or east and west. We need to know w. M. ttAYNtS. Busin«»» Manat«« i the project which, coupled with his rec- where that is and to be certain it will ■ J *■ ■■ ■— " ■ 1 ---- ogniled good faith iif all matters of pub- remain there when placed. After mak­ ■ubscrlptlon Price. 02.00 a Y«w In Advarcr Jjc OUfht to «.ntitlQ him to fair ing that line on the map we can plan our at. ffir ¿d^Tines,; As ft.is now we ar» moving DtUrerrd la (ho City W carrlrr 12.00 » V Y about blindly, and half that we do is constitutents.— ; hands of ^his Floridi» advsnc* o» 20c par month i work that must be done over again, Be­ P u s h i u in a iti »s o * must be made at otto* I Pensacola Journal. cause it is either out of condition or out Entered •• »aeaod-éU** mall matter Ansaat ttnd of direction. But why build a road that FORTUNE IN FLORIDA SPUDS IMA, at the h eietki at Sanford. Florida, will not last a season? Or why build a ander Act of Hard 3rd. IATI. hundred or a thousand short highways Government Reports Show Two Million that have no connection with a general ISA OSco ta Hormld Bondtai for Crop« Last Vetr plan. Make the plan and then build in Much Qoney has been made growing conformity to* it. W h A wc start on A beadlino in a recAnt Issue of the early potatoes in Florida. The yield in road we want to know we can get some­ Tampa Times aaya that “ Sanford and some places is large and the price of new where, and not bring up against a brick Orlando agree on Texas." This will no potato« U always • doubt be very encouraging to the peace „high, in winter and in wall or a wire fence or an Impassable 16th of May jungle. commission ttrlm ow that three b i o o d r ' “ S S L * * Florida-has a' natural monopoly In po­ Let the engineers make the plan after scrappers have at last agreed even on securing a working knowledge of the ta to «. such a remote thing like Texas.—Plant The northerner d o « not understand route proposed. We can choose the most - C V *. Courier— , .. .... . fn ■Hot* 'srtttable route or the shortest as we pre­ why there Ida potato«. The explanation b the fer, hut we roust have knowledge and V E R Y LO YA L WOMEN • high W price which the reason la'UIUU behind the choice. Then can J ‘, ' . m __ _ ____ UUII l liv A *mill M IC gFlorida IVIIU« grower ICMOU AUC VIIVRVr I UCII we *1« t«ll THE SANFORD HERALD HERALD PRINTING COMPANY jOjf_ t «m ill* ¿¡"Him/- Uttl»M|iibflsdori ovrr l®“ " » ™ noPoll' 1» » » the meeting of representative men from 6 h\\ Era- I Sri*.- One of the arguments always made »galnat public ownership and public •ervice b that the kpvemroent cannot do business on busing, principle« and that the people have t\ foot the bilb for mismanagement of tablic InatitutioniL The Journal has lly|e faith t(\ this argument, yet it must U u'dmitted that public servants use poor Yudgment in the handling of the puhlic mohpy. II Not the National Issue now pending before the Congress o f the .United 2 ' S t s ta j-lw e in i r iwj i i W r w n w E. Curlatt, I. D. Hart. {Ir.. J^F. Joncs. H. Hakcr. f e a s a y i ’ ' - V r . V ' . r • *\ HOW C M I LIVE WITHIN ‘MY MEANS • . . . • , You must adopt a system wherejby your expenditures will be governed entirely by the amount o f your income. A C H E C K IN G A C C O U N T with this Bank will help you to do this. You can deposit your weekly, monthly income and give checks for your expenditures always bearing in m m d t l i a t .......................................... THE RAINY M Y MAY COME _ _ _ j _ A n d you therefore must set aside a fair portion o f your means with «¿bur .* S A V IN G S D E P A R T M E N T ____ -B| - - - | shown. Next will come the practical work—when we have the plan and the money we can burn our brick and pro­ vide the material. But we want a meth­ od and a plan; we must so work as to sat­ isfy others that we are not impubive children or bilnd leader* of the blind. What If the etate had developed the land we can use before spending the money on alnd we cannot use for many years in the future; why not help the man in Flor­ ida instead of the man in some other ■tate to make a fortune?—Tlmea-Union. the stites which have already granted •qua] suffrage to their adult citizens. There was a conference a few days ago fn Washington to consider how to help women get the vote fn itatre that do not yet concede It. It is really a very remarkable thing that a Urge proportion of women should travel from states so remote as Wash­ ington and Oregon and California, Ida­ ho, Utah, Arizona and even little Alaska, at their own expense of time and money just to show their loyalty to women as a class and to the cause in which they The Celebrated Actor Edouard D'Oize are so greatly interested. will Present "Merchant of Vealcs" Some say that with less noise and fuss about it than almost any other demon­ An unusal interest should be felt in stration, the women who represented the engagement of Edouard D'Oize in something like 3,600,000 women Voters "The Merchant of Venice," since it is made more impression on congress than an attraction so genuinely first elaars has been made in any other way. Mr. D'Oize's reputation as an actor Is Nevertheless, the right of suffrage is a an excellent one and one of many yeans state right and probably will continue of building. It will he unusual for our to be. It is one of those things where people to witness a truly metropolitan flexibility or adaptiveness to different reproduction of Shakcaperean character, kinds of communities and states seem but thb they will in seeing Mr. D ’Oise's to work better than to have a nat "Merchant of Venire." There U not j law that applies to all alike. vestige of local “ stuff" used. From the The color line will prevent . const!-|Und " “ T * *l hb own price- but curtain line to the hack of the stage all tutional amendment on the subject. ? t ! n° * * J * an,e *• b not only new, but complete and atmos­ may be a century Ufore that question T h vn '1 ^ v e r e d that thb land pherically Venetian. The occasion will will be solved, but. meanwhile, it Is reri0od » ° Uto Und “ >T“ r mon; call forth gq audience of representative tain as sunrise that states that bar the » nd mor,‘ I* * “ 0“ PUn‘ ^ 1n,il citizens which should fill the house from colored man from voting will almoflt fully 360.000 harreb were shi,>- pit to dome. ’ i ped from there whirh brought the growcertainly not »tamt inr .j^uttin * ‘om?ni^ r 1 r tn r | l.600,000 ^y.$2,m00WJ * ' ' r'^íw,* a, * r on a level with men* lireause tiiat will Nolle« Horae Owners At the present rough lands five miles bring in a great number pf colored votes. from the railroad i*e| | at $100.per acre, I have a first class ex|x-rt horse shoer. There are too many states interested while improved land is simply out of Give him a trial. . in that quMtion and standing in oppo­ W. H. Underwood. sition to make it possible to get amend­ sight. But the land is worth the price, for no doubt It has no equal anywhere 94-tf ments through within any time that can as a wealth producing /arming ewab * foreseen.— Buffalo- New». NOTICE o r ELECTION munity. To Iks Its«. Hrkssl Bssrt sf Hostla*4# Casali: Wa th* uruWatgnad rotar, raaidtog la aub-arhool What made such a change in so short diatrict ol Buda, do hrrabi patitimi fo u r Honor. -BRYAN AN D PARCEL POST S lime? Potatoes, ready for the .mar­ sbia bod* to sbolioh asid dlatrlrt. R. U. (iroaham, The Journal regrets to note the criti- ket at. the right time.—W. K. Sligh. in II. A. Nirhoiion. Gao. I>unhm!r, J, II. Iluddia•ton, Gao. T I V m , Goo E. Matthlru«. C. A . «cism which some of the Florida papers Tradesman. Ka alarasa Tha aho, a potitlnn » a . franlad and .U n ion »re making of Senator N. P. Bryan beordarad hold on Tuaadar. Saptambar 16th. at lluda. Ma . to abolirli aaid dlatnrt. •cauaft of hb attitude regarding the post­ Rjr urdar ol tha Hoard o l Publia In s ru n io a . - S T A T E 'S G R E A T H I G H W A Y master general's order raising the weight Soni loot# fount, D. U Til HASHUK, ‘ limit from 11 to 20 pounds in the parcel Suoi. « Sacs. Tampa R o a d From Jacksonville to Is aoaaion Aug. 12th, ttlh . lM -Tuaa-4t ipoat service. Would be Real Thing Senator Bryan .was one ef the authors NOTICE o r ELECTION o f the present parcel poet law*. He help­ tba llawarabfa Srboot Sward af Sawdaafa (as at, If the state of Florida undertook the ToOantlaskas :— ed lead the fight for its passage in the duty of building a trunk highway, of Wa tba UBdacWrnad rotor* rratdias la aub.rbooi divtrirta ol Isnart and tba ana formerly senate. He ia an original parcel post course the line should l>egin on the Per­ known aa Hada, haraby pétition your koaorabú advocate. He .favors the extension of dido and lie continuer! to Lake Okeecho­ body to rail an alartion to annex la tba Geneva «pariai arbool diatrirt tba territory formerly Mthe parcel post service now. bee, with the intent and purpose *o( ez - rlada«! laded in the Iluda diatrirt and daaeribad aa: Uafinning at tha NE rwnat of RE quarter ol Sar As we understand the case, Senator tending it os soon as j)«wihle to some |Ima {¡ÏV 2&, V sw Z h ip *9, Townahip 20, R*"«* llanca «*. 22. thanra seat im m e d ia t e ly a )°nf aatrdrvblnnto N W r o r n r r o f 5 W quarter. Bryan's criticism of the present order is tx u n l o n Iliac-ay n r D a y . , , . . . . Section SO. Townahip 20, llany. 22, the»«* aoutb on the theory that congress and upon the (ifocluination ol this pur|>ooe, alone liane* Una S3 to aoulhwaK ranal of Sac* tk>n 7, Townahip 21, liant* Chano» Kastarlj nb, the postmaster general should have all other highway*» in the state would b« I alonf tha RrantarkhiUhi« Croak to fit. Johns the viwer to regulate weights and rates planned with the view of making con- rita#, tharxw Norther!/ to ahora of lakt Kama/. - thanra Westerly alone abo#* Una of lAka llam a/ in thtparcel post and that it b 'better to nection with the trunk line. t . point ol iM arw tiea vrKk Rance lias Jl. Southariv klotif liane* Un* |a point-o( badonlas go atoW^nd be sure of your ground than Bdt when an eminent authority from «a tha (lanavt auborkool district. < L. M. Ilabbindor, Aubray M m M l J L 'R . KUts*. to act tastily And perhaps plunge' l l » without the state ad via» that we begin W. F. Tarior, C . A. Sa undan. Oavid 9pear_ H. F . government and the parcel poet itself overnight the construction of a paved Button. C . A. Il* ularron, G. W . C t l n f f s . i . T . rlatn. II. A. S'Ithoiaon. II. (j. (in d a m . doorf«. Into financial difficult!« thaht would highway from Jacksonville to Tampa, M Dunbarxly, J. II. nuddUatoq. G«o. T . Katar*. hamper the development of the parcel the replies coming in to a mention of Gao. E. Mathleui. M . I. llJhar. W. i . David. B. P. Smith, T. W. Oalrar, H. H. i*attl«hail,-W. J, post for years to come. the suggestion makes us giddy. We said, Daniel, F. U. hra.tla,. E . N . 8 utton, I . ■‘. lisaWia 0102000 I CUERENCTTROBLEM SETTLED I ol bh JlUliaUBfti.ywVfe4iwiriBLa.wi»> »nd 1« them ' p o tn m rh een he hu fl„d th.* n-m. Ute, the , potato« to well. When the northern fanner has pota­ t o « , everybody, everywhere has them, hence his new potitoes bring him no more than his old o n «, often not as much, because the market b overstocked. Not ad with Florida; the whole country b her market; even other parts of thq south, ft This accounts for the high prices Flor­ ida gets for nearly everything she produ e«, hence the high money value of her products per acre. The United State» government report ahow-s that ah* gets an average of $100.06 from each acre fn cultivation each year while thejMst agricultural states of the notrh and west get an average of less than $14.00 per acre. The simple truth b, that Florida far­ mers make more money with leas ex­ pense and lighter work than any other farmers in the country. In the above facts b found sn’ explanation of the high prices demanded for certain Florida lands. For instance, some 12 or 15 years ago at a certain place in northern Florida one could buy all the 1 530002235353485353484848482353484802534823485348 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiyiiuiiiiiiipMiiiiim................ ........ ...he, been .* • • ■ ; j * | This money will draw four per cent interest and is always ready to serve you in your emergency. • ’• T H E P E O P L E S B A N K O F S A N F O R D has an E S T A B L I S H E D S A V IN G S D E P A R T M E N T thru which the people o f this community . have received more than $15,000.00 in interest since its organization and the same efficient service is extended now as is in the past. Offering you absolute security for your deposits and extending you every facility o f a well equipped hank. j •.» The Peoples Bank of Sanford W ANTS YOUR B U S IN E S S M. M. SMITH, President H. R! STEVENS, Vice President H. E TOLAR, Cashier R. R. DEAS, Asst. Cashier p la (Inali Coart. .Hrrratb Judicial Clmail. Han* Inalo Cosai,. Stala of rWeida, lo Cboator, Alfred Defloutrli, ». Citation Mildrad lUSautol* To Miidrad IkoSoutala, Karl Kly N'avada It appoarinc frota tha affidavit of Gaorfa A DrCottao. barrili dui, Riad, that ha k aoUrttor and of rouiuaJ for tba rompalinant in tha abora rauaa. Alfiad tkoSouteia; and that It la tba ballai of da Rant that ihr da(andant, Miidrad DoSautrb, ia a non-avaldant of l^a «uta of Florida, and ia now a ruafdant of tba «tata of Navada, rraidinf in tbtowp of Eaat El,. Nevada, that tba aaid drfcaiiant ia ovai Da . rr of Vv, nl, on* yrara, and that than ia no prraoo In Florida, tba at lad*« • •ubpoana upon obom would bind aaid defendant Thmfon. you, Mildred IWSautrU. ara harabr Ofdarad U* appear la tba bill of cvraplarnt dui, Riad in tkla rauaa, on Monday, tha 6th day of Oc­ tober, ISIS, tba «mo beine a rule day of tbu court It ia further ordered that thia notice be pubiuh ■ ed In tba Sanford Herald, a new.papar pubiiabed la fuminola county. Florida, enea a stak far four ronaonitlva waokaS’ltnaa, E. A lloutl»*.. rirrl of «aid court, and tba arai thereof, thia ISth da, of Au(uat. A. O. ISIS. • (Mil E. A. pot Nil .ASS. 104-Tuoa-ftr Clark r~ ' Sanford Business College M ODERN COURSES IN i Bookkecpfhg, Banking, Commercial L e w , Com­ mercial Arithmetic, Penmanship, Typewriting, Shorthand, and all Branche» of Civil Service. LEARN TO DO I1Y DOING. DAY AND NIG H T CLASSES la t l r c s l l t o u r t H a .r a t k J u 4lrt*J < U ra lt • ( It o . Ida, ia *e d (or Marninole ( ' . . . I , In t'benrary EiU A. MorriV» N o xir* to N m I M I m i' Dorasy L Marri« To Doraoy I . Morri* of Norfolk. Vo. You aro boreby required to appear to tbo bill of complaint filed ogalnat you to tba a b o w anti tied n o w o s or herein tba Sth day of (Irtobar. A. D. 1912. "T h e Sanford Harald" ia hereby daairnated aa tbo na«rapapar in which thb orlar «hall be p u b­ iiabed ooru a saak for four ranaacutiva a r r i . Wit nom my hand and mal of offiro at Senford. Seminole county. Fioriti*, tbu 19th day of Au*u.t. A. I ) 1912 E. A. DOUGLASS. Clark Circuit CauiL Soaunole C o u rt). Florida J. E- Alexander. Solicino lor I om peli s ea l 104-Tuao-llc Sanford Business College 13-15 PICO b u i l d i n g SANFORD. - • j FLORIDA NOTICE la Iba (b ru it tourt. Merenlk JudlrUI O rrait o f Florida. In and far Seminale C e sa i,. la KichieWaodbridfv. complainant n Bin A. M. Tbraxher and Order ofFubB. A . Howard, Drlaaxdant*. Scation It appearinc from tbe affidavit duly filed In tbe above entitled rauaa that A. M Thraaher. of Ibe defendant* therein named, la a noo-rmidrnt of tbo aioto of Florida, and that hi* realftwire la unknown, and that mid defendant la over tke • I * at twenty-one yean and that there la n peftou in tke alate of Florid*, tke eerviee o f n »ubprune upon whom would bind eueh drbndani. ' It la tbervfor* ordered, that aaid aoa rertdent di fmdenl ! • and be la hereby required to apond make * newer to tbe bOI of complaint in mid couoo, on Monday tbo firrt day of September, A. D. 1912, otberwiee the aUegatloao of raid bill will be taken xa ronlamwd by aaid dafandont. It la further ordered that tbi* order be publlakod ms a week for right conaacutiro weak* ia San­ ford Herald, a new.paper pubUabad in aaid coun- of course, Duval and HilL'horough would J. T. Hôlder, r. , * . Tha above petit ion « » a crmnlcd and élection do their share. The trouble was with orxWv<l to h* haid »1 (ianava. Florida, Tu**the counti« between those two Florida da,. Kaptctnbcr 16th. ISIS, to détermina tha l i e n iaaue. centers of development and culture and .B r ivder o l tbe Board ol Fubll« Inatrurtlon ol Sami nota t ounty, civilization. To th^ the representative D. 1. T IIIIA S IIE R . Supt. * Hacy. of Tampa promptly responds: “ We are In Msaion Au*. 12. 1912. 10 * Tua*-it ready," and proceeds to say all the others immediately concerned will get ready os Nqtlra far \y gn4 Sealed bid* tor tbe opwilni ol the rickt ol s t y soon as notice is served. Then the In­ Witnea* my bond and ofltdal mol of thia court of rood bad from Silvan Lake to Weklva bride.: verness Chronicle and the rest of them from Ckuisota to Getter.! front Wacnrr to Ua- thia 4th day • ! July. A. D. 1913. B. M . R O B INSO N, tviada; from laxncoood to Interaarllon ol Oviedo The parcel post is so importabt an jumped up and promise to promote bond and Hanford road at Gee Creek bride*. *IU b . re­ Clerk Circuit Court, Oran go Couaty, Florida .. . . . By ft . A. Howard, IL C. red b , the hoard o l'C osn ty Tata ■■alii net» (ar ..--'I] Institution to the welfare of the p«p|e issues to lay the brick. The whole nd urn A Mrrryday, Solidtcr* for Co oplL Kemiooia county until Friday. Sapternber lttk , 92-T><**4t and the extohions of the' express com- world seems to tie spinning faster than 19)2. Tkaee road* to be opened thirty ISO. lo ri «rido panics 'constitute such a burden on the before. with all i t u n u , etc., rieare cleared and mad had to be put is cesditlon lo r rradar. Hperiftcat tone to None* public that w* should be careful to make CCan it be true that the time has be bad at the Clerk'* office after Septecebee la*. Notbw ia baraby gl «un that tbo Board of (*<ja no -nUst^kss now that will hamper or corne when’ our people are not only 1912. UM* may U filed with rtark corertac all ty ( ommi*kmtr» of S*#n!nioA« county wili r*> road* to ke opened or only one or more o f tbe f*4w Mds al tko affico ol tko Clork ol aoM Boont d4(ay the proper development of the ready but willing? Are 'we willing to roeda to be opened. la Saalard, Florida, up to and inrluding tbo Ifitb board rarer we tba r Ifht to reject any or l « y of HoptooaW, A. I). 1911 (or tlm purckom parcel post service in the time to come. build highways—not paths, but real allThe bid*. Work to be (Object to Inaprirtion ol •Tkaa4» oI Block HaatraorkDnlnam l>Urxct In Needless fo aay a big parcel post deficit paved streets, so that all the land in the tbe Board ol Couaty O w n U o w n . Mld county, amauntlng 1« *11.600.90. Haid Addnaa *U t-ida to E. A. Douctam, Clark. band* wiB matura a* lolknr*: |7.&oo 00 on* ywor at the end of the year would furnish the state will have the advantage and the Baalori. Florida. IM-Ttii I-Tuae-Ztc frema dato; $7.400 00 twv y ron trom datai $7 ,cn em i« of the parcel post with the very comfort now given only to the immediate t i l T ? Tvora from doto; | T .I0 a 0 d l* u r , *7-600 00 i r e jraar* tram dato: argument for which they are looking neighborhood of our best towns? We I . Ike (Trrxdl Cesrt. Halve Ik J.dUUI (Trcsll.' «7.100.00 *U yaar* tram dato, all of aaid Hamievie C e ssi,, Miete o f FUrida. le Chmmtrrj bond* lutee datad Hoctowiber l i . 191.1. and boa and would strengthen the attitude of have talked f y this and hoped for this Grotta E. Go»il, •’ Mg lalarwmat tka rat* a l » a par cuoi par annum Citation. the express companies in their fight this for many y w caft it be possible that M ernrvt veG o»d> frmn datV Intorwt payable annuoUy.. ___ i ol Counly ( ommUaionrr. SaminoU Coun­ against it. We should therefore make we are about to We it. It may i>e that To M u r i r r i Gowdy. No. 20 Grmmerry P«/k. Board ty, Florido. . Jiqw Vork City . .. Uy E. A. DOUGLASS. no mistakes now. all the money spent ¡n cutting out patlD 'I t »{iprarta* from tke affiti*«It ol George A. ! 0 2 Tum-6tc Clark. I M ’o U lk J v m n duly Rled. tbot be io eoi ici tor and The Journal has for years advocated wa)*» that led nowfor* waa not %uted. sCvoimaal lor lb* complainant in tbo abora rouoo, and that it k tbo beila! of the parcel poet as a part of the govern- because it disseminate^ education as to C n v N K. Notier of Bola al affiant that the rial sBdant. Margaret G odvy, I* ment service. The Joumahbeliev« the the real purpose fty w\ich a road ,* sos-rvaidarn o l tbo orata ol Florid*, and Is n o » N o tim i» hereby ritma that tko Rood and Bridge r**blent o l tbo ria l* ol N o « York, maiding at * « H k t ^ . <,* . > “ »»«i*?«*» «ountv, Florida, wflj present parcel post is very incomplete made, but* what if we lia^ now in cash A 20 Gramarry Pork. I’ark. Now York City; that I No that"tbo rvcviro bid* lo r tba pumhaa* si * 200,000 par value id defendant b w r t«r*nty-ona yrsr* of a n ; of Itood and Bridgi* Diotriri No. I of «maino!* and inadequate to meet the real need» ail the money wasted on wwds in this fold U o over twenty-ana yaora that thorn ia no poreon In lb# alala of Florido, couaty. Florida bond* at Ban/ord..Florida, at th* and dmirw of the puhlic. The Journal state (or the past fifty years\ W h y .it and tbo a e rie sm f a.«ubpoana upon whom would bind aourt kouaa at 10 o dortro. m . 00 TuotoaV. Sapl. ____ __ am _- _ ‘‘“ id January I , Haid banda h o p « to see the system amplified it would give us a system of hi^ways for aisd dafanliant. • 'aro. you. Margaret Gowdy. 1912, payablo thirty year* attardata to in denomln•very way until It d o « the entire buii- Florida hardly to be excelled h) that of __ T_ to appsar to tbo Mil o* rump of 21.000 ^ la d U a r intormt wot *t tbo roi* •Wod kl - th b r o w , om M o » n «a now handUd.py the expre« conT’ France, which is so good that AmViCanx rw u . AO klddar* «ball accompany thair panios and much additional business that go over tl*re just to run theri.macUnee Il I* fur:bar onUrwd tkot noe10 b* with a trrUlkri r W r iT fir I W ex) a. maxirity lor will naturally develop u n ® f better ser- on It.- How many o f:m realize tiist Sanford Harold, a rwmpitaoa* w||k hid. B arb »oriod » « 4 Eamhuxlq rouai y * -Florido. ----- ■' l i l i m itre* Tk » -if& F Z h -vlee aaawy-Horidiam-are-rrurr invwttfng thb mnmruüvo wrakx. any and all bid«. Addrraa a0 bid* U K. A. Dvug Um. Clark C M Wltacm, E.. A. Dougiom, dark of raid court, .BoaforiL FÏL, msrkad But the Journal dow not believv in money nude bere i.v uin r .aNew* v o w England c iig io in . horn« uu.x.cw —4 ^ ^ ■ t W o o l U t » Ii Sth day ol Augurt, Hid* lo r Hood* lor Binate condemns- only because New.England Bas roads a . d. »» is. Uy ordar of MUMÉ K y N; “ Y ou W ould Hardly T hink .J *Twas Sul i l i l í Tij V , , , W ell hardly— when you are nicely fitted ouV with the two most ingenious things ever madia b f men to keep women.cool and comfortabrev. G-E Electric Flatiron, arid G-E Electric Fans form a comfortable hot w.other combinatioo. CooCs wtly 15 cent* to iron » whoU woak's waab— Coats owly threw or four eettU to kaop cool all day. W o LandU all atyioo of G-E Iron* and Fans. Com* in and soloct Uaooo which you think your w it* will like boot. -- • >li. SANFORD LIGHT & FUEL CO. 110 SO. PARK AVE. TELEPHONE 27 '* **** * * ................. H i I V * « » V o M l m ' ■ I* " ' ' i n i I > >0 » I Phone No. 182 104 F. Street- MAGAZIN Ice Creim PERIODICALS Sod* Woter • Coniectionery Cigars ind Tobscco t �* THE SANFORD HEil AU) t ffB S O N U ITEMS OF I N I t R t S I S<‘<rotary Hate* of |li«* Commercial l.nv jLtot completed lus crop sui«-mi-iit fui__ l lit* Ilsenl year 1912-1913. whirl! will |„. un.-ri t„ the prews os noon a.1 a few more detail* have Ihm' ii k m bered wet and no election can Ik- held until the r im m years hence. It is, getHTaBy iwUouod. Sjdilvid Tisdur men Hirer Kxrellcnt that the commissioners will refuse to y hurl* ,i| the llearh grant the license and i( this should he. In i.av' .ire running now u great The e .k fif ..I The ller.ll.I reels then those who desire the license will line note und hill |||e made of leulher anti l have to take the matter into the courts shape at Coronado It.-n h and pursuant rnnde very convenient as a receptacle for ascertain the exact status of the coun- to a wire received from Dick Calhoun last Saturday, Jim Overman, and Arthur valuahle pu|nr> It wins a gift from the' ty as to'whether it is now wet or dry. Aowell tiit the pike for the ocean armed Florida Title and Al*trart Co,, o: J. tftfTMorx O f The FloslingJ-rtasJLLr.lal Smdaetlj ArranredFor ifa rric T Herald Readers S-lfTy. .lili .h,fr » » . « Wrt.k tile ail our tujlsjhut have not lns-n paid, with sufficient surface indications to I he "W hile House," Daytona Beach, j cause it to Ite dLscernahle in various sec­ I l f . J. Thigpen left this morning for Flu. Special rates to summer guests. tion of the county. Seven blind tigers ________ *1.60 per day or JG to |8 per week. were recently "run In” in one forenoon Beach. Gideon Dean of Orlando is visit- Wriu‘ ft,r "«n rstlon s. W. F. & FI. K. and it was not a very good day for the Ayres, ITopr'a. 99-9tc apprehensions of blind tigers n that. |~ac relatives Tn Sanford. The culprits with their stock In trade Mrs. Morrow, mother of Mrs. S. C > . i. jg_ F- Robinson has gone to New York Kennedy left Saturday night on a visit were presented at the bar of justice ans week»’ stay on business. Mr*. S. (¡. Kennedy, accompanied by their stock in trade resembled a well sup­ y J_ P. Musaelwhite, the mayor of her little «on and daughter, left Sun­ plied saloon of the most recent type. as in the city yesterday, day nig lit on n visit to relatives and Acting Mayor Miller gave each one of out all popular music at 10c friends in North Carolina, when1 Mr. them 150 fine Or ninety days on live E. Maxwell. 101-tfc Kennedy will ahortly join them and from streets.—T. K. Bates in T.-U. comes from Oviedo that Capt. whence Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy leave for H -G . Smith.is confined to his home by a trip to Niagara h'alls. The Hosiers’ Special Train ,E. W. Bigger« and little daughter around sports. They ride in fine auto­ [from a visit to relatives in mobiles, haul their truck to the shipping point In 'auto trucks, live In the best 3T »“i 1 C « Alma Pa gen hart left yesterday houses in the delta, go to the mountains f r Waynesboro, Q l , on a visit to rela- during the summer, and now they have begun to purchase stock in banks and tf*m and friends. , C. IL Dingce of Sanford Heights insurance companies. They are the salt today for a week’s visit to her of the earth and the backbone of San­ ford. at Dunedin. In order to ullow the residents of the I L U . Smith of the Peoples Bank was Oviedo section more time when visiting s the city yesterday looking after his this city, the city council has requested ■hot interests here. the Atlantic Coast Lino to run its trains ; just issued by the First Nawhich leave Oviedo in the forenoon so I Bank Of this city shows it to have that they will reach here not later than on deposit. 8:30 and leaving not earlier than 4:30 tot your orders for Crystal Wax p. m. If done this will 1» a very great rased with 1* R. Philips A Co. 101 accommodation to the residents of the « . U l K Sr.t has been visiting in southwest portion of Seminole county. i City last week and returned to Better place your order now for Crys­ Friday afternoon, tal Wax and Bermuda Onion Seed with and Mm. N. H. Garner leave L. R. Philips & Co. 101-tf 1 for points In North Carolina, F'arming operations are progressing i they will spend a month. finely here. From all indications the and Atm. R. A. Newman and acreage will lie somewhat larger than daughter, Olive, are home from a that of last season, fine grower who had trip to Daytona Beach.. in tenarrvs of celery lost year recently 1*. V. Hurt ia borne from Jacksonville, told the writer that he would put in has business affairs have occupied his thirty arrvS this season. The seed beds for celery are being made earlier than (¿ration far the past several days. |\ Afra R J. Goniales and children re­ usual this season There is much ae n a l to Sanford Friday afternoon tivity throughlout the delta and pros­ h r x «nek's sojourn at Daytona Beach, pects look good for a successful season. dplr, "Í I m r W d i„„ T l,„ J f i ■ had ^■k fur they. returned here yesterday with fourteedljlne »ea bass and plenty of periwinkwr'a'nd other sea food*. The editor of The Herald re­ The big catch has made all the local fishermen sit up and take notice and Coronado will In» alive with Surrfnrd, We are glad to learn that Mr. W. L. people during the next fcw^wrrks. ’ Dick Stanley of Leesburg is making good Calhoun caught the big one and the headway with his plan to advertise others were not far behind him. Florida throughout the northwestern states by sending a "Florida Booster Peoples' Bank New Fixtures Specisl" train through those states at Car loads of new material arc arriving an early day. Organizations in a num­ ber of big cities in that section have ad­ this week for 'the Peoples Bank, the first vised him that they will be glad to meet heavy piece being a new safe door that the train and give all encouragement to looks large enough and strong enough his plan. Mr. Stanley says there is to hold all the money in Seminole coun­ nothing personal in the movement and ty. New furniture will arrive this week he ia striving to make it a success solely and there will lie numerous changes that to benefit Florida and bring more people W'ill give the patrons and the employees better service. here. Sanford Lodge, No. 62 F'. & A. M. will hold a special communication on Friday evening. Aug 29th at seven o'clock. The Master Mason degree will lie conferred. All metnhprs please attend. Visiting brothers welcome Il K TOLAR, V5 M Finished His < nurse I ! n Mow everybody can know and enjoy the crisp goodness of fresh baked soda crackers w ith ­ out going to the bak er’s oven. ceived a tin« hc.li. that weighed1thirty pounds and there wus baked bass and bass steaks and every other kind of fish at our house, in fact every pot und pan on the place was tilled with hass and had it not (asm for our kind neighbors the bass would, have forced us out of the house entirely. Would it not Ire a good idea to send Frank Found Guilty Secretary Bates of the Sanford Com­ Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 25.—At 4:50 o'clock mercial Club on this special train well equipped' with literature and Sanford this afternoon the jury In the case of L^o M. F'rank, on trial for the murder Heralds. of Mary Phagan found the murderer of Mary Phagan guilty of murder in first Masons Attention TTnttl~ar^frort time ago, scarcely one person in a thousand had ever tasted a really good soda .as-il came. f r esh.,an4 ¿ crisp from the oven. .. * ¿3 Uneeda Biscuit bring the bafeery to you. — iT jf ‘ J A food to live on. Stamina for work­ ers. Strength for the delicate. Give them to the little folks. Five cents. N A T IO N A L BISCUIT C O M P A N Y -.»¿pi :,P $10.00 Down And $5.00 Per Month ~' f #= _____ -!_____« ________ 4 .Àh ir *im 11.*_______ f 4« i. a » » Ä ** w A ■"1 degree F’rank showed no visible signs of emo­ tion early tonight when informed that he hail found guilty. The factory superintendent's wife, with him when the message was delivered, collapsed. NO INTEREST OR TAXES FOR TWO YEARS - RIVERVIEW LOTS M The muRnicent location of this property on the great tributaries of the St. Johns river, where the channel rum almost direct east from Riverview to the Atlantic Ocean, where the city of Jacksonville has built its great quarter mil­ lion dollar electric liftht plant. Where the great munic­ AU L o c a l A d v e rtise m e n ts U nder T h is 53532348UUPU7UPPUPPUUP77P7U777P77PPUUUPP7P>UPPPPUPPPUP H eading. Three C e n ts a L in s E a c h Issu e ipal docks are going to lx* built. Where there are going to lie millions upon millions of dollars s[)ent by private For >ale 120 F’ gg Cypher* incubator capital in the near future fnr great manufacturing filants, in jwrfivt rurming condition Price $7 (Ml Apply Seventh and link I, I) all are situated by <>r near to Riverview, lying just to the Wicker 2-2tr east of us. This all goes to make Riverview the most For -ale Team of mule* and general classy and desirable proj>ertv to the great city of Jackson­ purp<r*c hor*e Phone or write (j, C. < ville ' WANTS William N Savage. one of Christinas' young men. son of Rev. J. W. Savage has been attending Sanford Business Hon. D. L. Thrasher, superintendent ,, ... .. , . your orders now for genuine 1 ( oltege and has now finished his course public instruction of Seminole countv . , ,, , , . nla Onions and Red and White of 1 - and received his diploma as hookHe is [Q y s U l Wax for September delivery i* one of the busiest of officials keet**r Hi owes it all to tile faithfulgetting things in sh»|M> to open the ness of Prof G F’. Bynum I* IL Phflips & Co. 101-lf schools promptly for the new term Mt- and Mrs. L it. Philijw and chilMany of the teachers have already been bb^ Morion and Raymond went over Nollrr examined and allotted their places. Mr I ta Oakland to spend the week with Thrasher is peculiarly fitted (or the pi>si The Woman'* Home and Foreign Mis­ (Tiamlierlaiii 2-llf| lion he now occufiistt as he was a memlier sionary Society of the Presbyterian For Rent F'urnished residence *uitMao.Samui'l Puleston and little Baugh of the Orange county school lioard for a church will meet with Miss Beràie l»n g able for two (atnilies. ch*H» in. Box 473 Bn* arrived from Daytona Beach Thurs- iiumlwf of years and gathered much in­ on F’riday, Aug 2!*th Subject, Home 2-9lc oiler a most enjoyable stay of sev- formation while In that position that Missions. Wanted Position as foreman by exstands him well in hand at this time. trucker Address Box lOHfi, (»•rietlred I . Lambert, a prominent Orlando An effort will l>e made tin* week, ac­ Sanford. 2-tf who is engaged in the dry good« Hold l'p License Law cording to confidant* of (Jov S« 1z*>r. to in Leesburg was a visitor here For Sale Fme Jersey heifer, now in Jacksonville, Aug 25 Judge Rliy.don pronounce the indictment of «event I « * Sunday. M t all, of tlua Lltuti-B States court for member* of ih*1 legislature who were milk, and du> • bi'shcn alxiut Dec. 1st ; U s Z o a Munson, a charming young the southern ilistrict of F’loriila, handed moat acitve in the impeachment of the IVf**- #85 b(T < -rv:* 11 Herring. San­ 2-2tp M y ol Sanford is spending a week m down a restraining order Iasi evening governor and also of certain men high ford, Fla wtwnniee. Die guest of Miss Maude against every lax collector, slate attorney in Tammany hall who are not officially Position wanted as convict guard at Dfc* Wagner. county solicitor and prosecuting attor­ connected with the legislature. One of once. Best of references. Apply to Annie Claude Dickson returned ney in every circuit and county in the the charges, it is said, will lx* criminal M-40, L ik e He’enf F’la J 2-4tp Mr home laat Saturday at Moultrie, statp enjoining each and every one of conspiracy. This Is the latest strategic To Ia*t — 1020 Union avenue. Board aiter a resrent visit with her sister. them from collecting or attempting to move of the Sulzer "war laiard" as out of owner for rental No small children, Me*. McCarvey. collect, the license ta* imposed by the lined today by Judge Lynn J. Arnold, pieisemion Sept. 1st l-2tc -mice office rooms to rent. last legislature of this state upon any one one of Gov. Suiter's most trusred ad­ For Sale - Overland four passenger Rank Building. Apply at the giving or selling merrhandsie or wares visor* During the last ten days law­ automobile. Guarant**-d to be in ¡wrI accompanied with premium coupons yer* who volunteered to assist Gov Bonk/or Information. 104-tf (■«•t condition 155o off cash Have ■redeemable prize* or others wise. Suiter have l«*en busily engaged gather “ h * Frank L Woodruff, chairman of P O Box 1424, San­ This action is taken upon complaint mg evidence touching this alleged con­ bouglit larger hoard of county commissioners ia l-3p filed by Van Demati and la>wts fom- spiracy and it was announced today ford. Fla. to Fits home on account of a , et al., vs, John W. Hast, tax col­ that they hail procured sufficient data For Sale- Team of mules. J. St. aurgicaj operation. lector for Duval county, State of Flor­ to justify them in placing the matters in, cu ir white. Box 1272 l-3tc *L K. Webb, a linoype operator on ida, et al., to have set aside as uncon­ the hands of District Attorncty Whit­ the CManrlo Sentinel was in the city stitutional the bill passed by the last F’or Sale at a Bargain- Seven room man of New York with a demand that he -^■fcwday enroute to hia home in Moultrie acssion of the Fldrida Jegislature Impoa- lay the evidence at once before a grand house, comer F.lm avenue and llth St. G“ -. for a two weeks’ vacation. Apply on premises. 1-lOtp ing a license on all article* of merchan­ jury. Forrest Lake s|>ent some time dise sold in the state, accompanied with Ixwt— Bunch keys, «everal National the j>oat week In Jacksonville a premium coupon or other attachment Gash register and other keys, and one RrfMMr! «f Ifa# CofidUlail ill h* enttneetjon with business pertaining to !«■ redeemable by the purchaser or , store key No. 161457 Finder please the new bank to be opened here. bolder, In goods or merchandise. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK return to Herald office 104-tfc ' M e. and Mra. C. W. Perkins and Misa F'or Sale A good general purpose at Sanford, of Clearwater motored into San­ Our Hulkhrading hone, without blemish and in good con­ d ’d « Thursday and while in the city *N The city officials are in favor of hulkIh r S a i l of H o f I it*. I l IW Clooo or llu aln ro o dition. Will exchange for good mule. Au|u*t Sib, 1*1* *•**■ the guests of Mrs. Henry Wight. heading Sanford's water front. This Call on or phone. F. 'F- Dutton, San­ R. Philips will have a full supply of matter has been dikeuaaed for some time ford. Flu. 102-tf H n M r ifo Bermuda Onion seed in Sept- with the rrault that now the matter is lj>»n, »n 1 llu n m nli . ,— I 190.466 C2 Good F’arm for Beni —Castle Garden j 4*169 101-tf -| taking such forln as will mean its suc­ OvttdiilM , « * m l •nil u u m r i i l U. S, Bondi to oerure rlrrtilbtlon 6,260 (X) on traction line, three miles from city.! YU l <L Wagner, the hustling manager cess. A survey has l*cen made of the lloml*. tWurltie«, *4r .. ______ 31,232 W lUnkir.* Howe, Kurnituro *rtd fliture* 11.000 00 Farmed for live year*, all tiled, two good line to which the filling in will extend and M Arthur li, Donegal! Rqa| Kafato t>uo from N »tw n »l itaoks nol m n v e flowing wells, barn and outahed. Rent( v e t s ) __________________________ ; 61.047.02 1 Irxturanee Agency was a business soundings and estimates will be made Hu* •(ruin Slat« Hanks bad iUhkrri 2 .S3l.si i e{j cheap for Cash.--Address Mrs. Coral M in Ranford .Monday.—Kissimmee as to lh* .qukntiiy of earth required for thj* Irom «ppruvnl R « m « f Afonl* l.Ho.os, Hollinger. Cunastotd. New York. b « k i amt other Cash I t*m> . . . . lns«rtJbiTrLnto t)w cavity that now is an C root, Note* ot other National llankr ......... 3 . 095.00 102-tfe eyeeoFv to" the residents of Sanford. Krartlonal paper rurrenry, nk-keta and Ruth Kanner of Sanford ar1,504 9 * m u _____ _________ i _______ When the detail matter has been at­ I awful Money Itearrve in Hank, «it F’or Cash Rental or Share F’arming— d ift Orlgndo yesterday afternoon, ................. ....... 4.200 00 tended to, then bids will be ashed for the Specie Four acres tiled land. Two cultivated 17.450.00 I ^ f al-tender note* _ 13,2 60.00 I will spend some time at the home of work and actual operations will com­ Itrdemption (und with U. 8. T rearurrr two years but not tiled. House and «u tt» Mrs. Harry Kanner.— Re312.54 (8 par rent of rlieutatloa_____— mence. This filling will give to the city t)u* (nun U. S. Treu u ter ____ 1.00000 barn on place; 2 fi miles west of city. |PastersStar. severllf blocks of valuable business and 2 Fine Flowing Wells. "Addis n L.' f 364. 609. l t T o la l. F. L. Lucas and daughter, Verna residence property and will undoubted­ Williams. .v 98-tC j UbhtUtlr* Mauiphia, Tenn., are visiting at the ly attract some very des'rable cititens For Sale— 100 White Indian Runner Air. and Mrs. D. C. Robb. to our city. The matter ia now In con­ Capital Stork paid in. _______ !________I 25.000.00 big bargain. Write fo r, Rfili return to their home in Mem- crete form for tin* first time and will t>e « « K A r i- S wm ¡a 1*«*• tS.RTt M ' price*. laxaa p a id ___________ Mikeaell, Sanford. H It. 2. ten days. 6.250 00 pushed until completed.— Bat»-* in T.-U. National Hank Note* outetandtnr 97-tf 465 00 ■>i«U1*nd> unpaid Ga m ,City .Jjiouae has brought Individual drpoalta auhjart to check ^ , 1265.61» 50 For Rent Flight room house .with Is Seminole Wei or I>r>7 , V i rllT,nK‘ 0n,y 14 00 Demand cwctiflratea of hath. Well located.. Apply to A. P, . lor tba finest table board in depaalt..s_ _ _ : AÍS6.35 The word has been passed down the T i m * crniflcatea ■>( 1 Connelly. 9C-tfc lino that ol the next meeting of the coun­ Som ething To C onsider Riverview today has over five hundred property owners all lwx»sting for the great future of Riverview. e have -in homes, some costing lhr*s‘ to fmir|thouwmd dollars Three mercantile houses. Rout 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 moat beautiful 50 acre public parks in the state. Riverview has many suburbs since its inception, and R ivervlew ’s geographical Inaction is such that it is soon going to make its property value1 far exceed any property about Jack­ sonville. and every lot now bought will make the buyer a thousand dollars vicar in the near future, W*i have a complete telephone sendee, and an efficient motor car lines at a 5c car fare to the heart of the city of Jacksonville. Riverview proprety will make thousands of dollars for the owners. Riverview has made good. Her titles are perfect, and its an investment it has no equal. .i i C-J a CertlOrd ebreka_______ 213 40 • ÎTV,«3.0i For Rem — No. 708 Park Ave., six ty commissioners of Seminole county a TotaL t354.609.lt I roorTllii fiith, elpctric lights, gas forcookrequest would lie made by those Inter­ ested for the issuance of a license to sell Siatwol Florida, Ing. Apply to H. C. DuBow, over Ten County t* Seminole liquors at retail. There fai an element Cnt Store. 94-t/e tb* ,fl. f. Whltrer. Jr. _ r here that contend that inasfar as Semk. do aoUmnly m a Wanted— Honest, comnetent Bhftre n tU Ä 5 te leva* k* Ue baal, tnole ciiyfUy"Ti n ~ng v » bwn *vouh1 dry C. T . Dougla » preac MITNctr. JR. Caabfar. B. F. cropjier or would rent for coming season. SuUnllirS ami rawre 4« briar* in* Ihb 12Uh I f is k w.-t county and will remain wet »m vons at the First Ba The Sanford Celery Fanp now in cowday ri Aufuat, 19Î3. 7 ' It. C. MAXWKU. until' it has been voted dry. On the. In Rirndwy. Hki Notary Puhtk.' ---- ---- ------------------- PCS* and In high state nf Cllltih-alion, t<he-M«#or- other hand Ft-wso-eontended that-mso-it ' h- . . MM , Sanford, Fia. far as this territory was voted dry when Wrong and Why.' W S E & m front room. Mrs. For it was a part of Orang« county, thol it *okj«Ct WM “ What the I R. !.. Jones, EOS Park avenue. 72-tfc remain dry until low to Collect IL " •- - : h v *Jf * * ; D r. E . H . A R M S T R O N G OW NER 111-112-113 H ea rd N ation al Bank Bldg, J A C K S O N V IL L E , - - - • - F L O R ID A ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiimniiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiimiimimijimimiiiiiHHiiiinuii im m m x x tm x x x : — ■■ ■ > v„ TH E : GOODS • Á '■ We certainly have thrm--anythln| you could want that any drug store carries. The quality is good— we look out for that. The * hpsortment is b ig .*'^ »e prices are right— very fair. r t • - • W ii s ‘ . : r m s m m m r '. TH E ■ ■ . S E R V IC E i To serve you host Is our policy. To please you Is our endeavor. In scrtlcr we excel because we take unusual means to provide comfort, convenience and satisfaction In every deal. v .*• ^ - i a i f- , . d tp o ait_______________4. 426-80 left for Coronad Jim and Conductor r » i l l go over Saturday and try Jim Overman's feat of w! TH E m D R U G G IS T v& T blvU the logical place I which to trade because you ^et what you want and you knov Is right. Do oil your store trading at o Pharmacy ¡'•"J t TMC « R A RB r t r ONUO STORC' P K O I4 S t? ’ t f 'TTTTT ■' — __________ X7S . .A L ; ••* cL __l ______ r - �I ’ me SANFORD . H£RAU> --------------------------:----------------------------- m . * * -£ =£-*-• compound of beef and that, when disaolvcd In water, form bouillon. The ■¿dwtotV tablets- are concen­ trated —vegetables,—,meat», soups. and Bweets. By the use of five or six tab­ lets of various kinds one may prepare a whole meal in a few minute». The tablets arc light in weight and are being specially. prepared for explorers, aviators and for automobilitas who ore making long cross-country runs. They **__ ___ _ ■praetrcaj housekeeping, if tficy fhn'be TTducod in coat of manipulating large enough quan­ tities. • Many of the tablets may be eaten without being altered In form, ’ but ac­ cording to their inventor, they im­ prove in taat by the addition of water, They arc a dull brown in color and are a sort of powder. This powder Is com­ pressed .with great force into a solid cake, which la wrapped in oil paper nnd tin foil. Oiled silk will he used to pro­ tect thou taken by explorers. Some of the varieties prepared by the Spanish doctor so far are various kinds of soups; tablets, potato flavor; tablets, onion flavor; tablets, asparagus flavor; tablets, beef flavor; tablets, mutton or lamb Havoc and tablets, chicken flavor The Sf&fvlanf has f e a t faith in his in­ vention, and aaya when it is perfected the tablets wilt be rich in nutrition and entirely digestible. riN th e good o u n : ►j if- ~rn m j. - * 7 t t There it nothing that is quite so delightfully refreshing u G O O D Ice Cream. P O I N S *E1 T T I A 1 • • Ice cream hasn’t a monoply "G O O D " but better than IN S E T T IA Thrasher’sPharmacy SANFORD, FLORIDA Don’t Have Roaches In Your Home «T h e y crawl through ta d drains and thto over diibti ta d rstsbWa and «ratter diaratt grrmi and a filthy poisonous odor. 4 Don’t us* a pasta lot killing roachta for roarkr* travel through it trail It about your home on their winga and legs, and the lean Speck of phoaphoroua paste will kill a per­ ms. -Many persons die is this way and ‘tie sever known what killed them.' * - 7 A movement is on foot to make the American road congress an annual train­ ing school for road and street officials whereby they may increase' their effi­ ciency through attendances at lectures given by leading specialists, and by study of the government and commercial ex­ hibits of matpriala and equipment. This year's session of the congress which will be held in Detroit during the week of September 29 will bring' together the greatest authorities In the land on every line o (fo a d and street work and will be supplemented by the most remarkable and instructive series of exhibits ever and his ideas on church going arc so near akin to mine that I reproduce his excellent sermon belowr* * ’ “ Tomorrow being g p nday when so many-pcople will lie making excuses for not going to church, the subject of church going is live matter for discussion, and why we go and why we don't go are questions which call for answers. Most of us don't go because merely, wc doh't want to go, which is not a very intel­ ligent m w m - f « inLeUigenU-i*(H>lc._to give, ■bilt'ttw* iron ■church goarnt are too tired or too Indifferent to hunt up a bet­ ter one aniLii w)H have to go at theat. But thc.oiKer uuratiop— Why wo go to church—offers a wider range of thought and more room for the expression o f the deeper sentiments o f the soul. Many years ago out in Texas the writer of this had a little child friend, a boy of five or six years old If singular grace and charm, who had inherited in large degree the rare talents o f his dis­ tinguished but «rratic father, And as the child grew to boyhood ho grew In strength of character and the quiet, steady light of high and serious purpose was kindled in bis soul snd shone in his handsome eyes. In long Saturudy af­ ternoon walks in. Jim. woods and along the shining waters of-Elm. the little lad poured out his mind and heart to the Wi-riter and told how ho would grow up to avoid his father's mistakes nnd some day make his voice heard on the floor of congress. . AVgust August 26. 26, 1VU 11» ! peat bouse and purchase fifty aerra near ¡♦A n A o rtrfW V A rfV rfW W fcO a n o ïW V the city where fruits and other crops could be raised to make the various in­ stitutions self supporting. The hospital could be far enough re the patients would not come in contact with thono in th e other buildings and we could have a good hospital of our own, Sanford has O NLY 23 LEFT a fund already made up for hospital pur­ . * 1 poses hut nothing has ever rtvme o f it For 30 days only, commencing A ug 1st, $10 buys j anil it does seem strange that wo have (o-eeoabousvpaiiesits. to Oriando.(or.urcr•at atians when we have as good physicians ■ here as there are anywhere. This plan P R IC E F R O M S 1 0 0 U P of concentrating the county nnd city patients on one place could be worked Don’t miss this sale. It's the opportunity of your life with the Best results and-Sanford and to get you a home or mike money as investment,. Seminole could have one of the beat hos­ Special prices on nice homes and loti close in. I am pitals and infirmaries in the state. posted on city property and can give you the best There are many good locations near this city for such an institution and the time prices and best terms. See me before the advance. is ripe for such a movement.' , The greatest scare of all the patients seems to be the removal to Orlando ot some other city, as no one .cares to be separated from' home and family when there is an operation to.undorgo and then the expense Is. almost doubled In trans­ portation charges. .. .................................. ..... By all means let us have this matter taken up at once hy both city and coun­ ty authorities and let every one get to­ gether on the hospital idea. On Markham Park Lots GARNER I Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ONLY AUTHORIZED BOTTLERS OF AWFUL BLOW TO SEMINOLE. The writer went away nnd hover saw Colonel (?) Code Hill Will Vote In the boy again nor even heard of him, Orange County and the other day fn un exchange we saw Isn't an awful shame! an article taken from Leslie's entitled, Colonel (?) Code Hill of Bear Lake Why He Goes to Church." and crodit(wherever that is) will not vote in Sem­ ed to Congressman Claude Weaver of Oklahoma. The name is unusual; Okla­ inole. preferring to remain a citizen of homa is full of Texans who rushod there Orange where he can get fus whiskers on the opening of the new state* and cut on the public square and be some­ looking in the latest congressional direc­ body. .H ow ixpcct world will Seminole tory where the biographies of the mem- county ever en the to do business with­ l>eni arc printed, we saw that the Okla­ out Code and his hair. For he will have homa congressman was none other than his washing done in Orange cotyity once the little Texas boy who had bared his |a year to qualify os a citizen, if the folardent young soul to the writer years l° w' nC *n the Reporter-Star is true: ago and had kept his promise to go to ' When the line cutting off .Seminole congress. And because of hi« sentiment- county was run on the northwestern al association and the beauty and force border of Orange, Colonel Code Hill, of the article itself as a good reason .for sage of Bear Lake, and forty-two years going tochurch, we herewith reproduce a resident of the county of Orange, hud it: his residence taken into the new county j M a n u f a c t u r e r s o f g in g e r a l e a n d s o d a w a t e r » P H O N E 21. HAND B R O T H E R S LIVERY, S A L E S AND F E E D S TAB LE; Cor er P a r k A v e n u e and S e c o n d 8tro e t It is contended thaf a great deal of C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K I N D 8 OP H E A V Y H A U L I N G money can be saved to states, counties L a r g o su pply of Ho rstis, Mules* and municipalities by having the road and s t m t officials attend the American W a g o n s ar\d H a r n e s s a lw a y s «Y o u do know that 11 a chicken eats an in­ road congress at the expense of the state sect that Hu been killed with a paste, it ie a on hand F o r S ale o r E x c h a n g e and local governments. The reason of dead chickeo, and if a dogeats the chicken it is a dead dag. and if a buuard eat« the this is that the officials can there see I go to church Ivocaiise I find peace 1hy 9 space of about fifty feet. ".Well, | B la c k a m lth ln g and Wagon R e p a irin g In co n n e ctio n dog It is a daad buuatd. and critically examine and cortipare Quificey de“ M Hill, who is a native of Genrevery known labor esaving device and there, that peace which De ' giu, hot now a thoroughly “ craekerixedV ! equipment for road and street work) scribes as a resting from the human Floridian, "this does not mean that I Contains no poison and has no odor, and critically examine every known road labors, a Sabbath of repose, a respite am to vote in Seminole county hy any one application will rid any home of all gained from the secret burdens o f the materia] in competition with all known means," and with a broad grin and a roaches, anta, bedbugs and other inaecta road materials; study the government heart, as ¡f I stood at a distance nnd aloof cunning twinkle of the eye, he related 2 5 c a Box at All Drugglata from the uproar of life, as if the tumult exhibits, which illustrate the exact meth­ how the officials of Seminole county had « 2 .6 0 Each B IC Y C L E T IR E S « 2 .5 0 E a c h ods of constructing every recognized nnd fever and strife were suspended, as promised to build a brick road from the type u l road; obtain without cost prac­ if there brooded over me a dow like and Never sold anywhere less than $3.25 to $3.50. A big contract with court house to hi« home if he would keep the Goodyear factory direct makes the prire to m<> tut 1 can sail a* c lea r tically n library' of natural, state and halcyon calm. liis residence in the new county and not, margin profit, for rash, these tires at $2.50 each. I go to church l«*cause 1 love the commercial publications which will be move his house back into Orange. These tires are not seconds, old stock or defective in any way. h a 4,available for distribution by the various music that ! hear there, the mighty roll fresh stock Just In from the factory and each one carries a fartory guurzn" I will still remain a voter in Or­ Budget of Opinion “ Just B e - exhibitors; hear addresses and discus­ of the great organ, mingled with the mar tee that means immediate replacement HKItK BY M K of any one that sion by men, whose advice, if rnted at Its vrlous symphonies of that divine string­ ange county." mifd the Colonel, "1 am proves on examination tujbe defective in material or workmanshiptween You and Me.” Commercial value, would cost hundrefls ed instrument, the humnn voice, un­ sleeping in Seminole, hut having my 1 0 1 1 at S t re e t W . S. P A R K E R of fio llm t b co<l» personally acquainted twisting ail the chain that genius and washing done in Orange, which under the law, still continues iny citizenship with the men who are actually directing consecration that untie the gidden soul in rny-old county. The washing place is the building, maintenance and ndminis- j of harmony. at the lake, where that part of the house­ » » ♦ » » ♦ » » » ♦ ♦ ♦ « » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ » » ♦ » » » ♦ » » » ♦ » ♦ « ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ s tration of streets anti, highways and ob­ “ I go to church Iwcause 1 dc|tglrf to hold duties have been carried on lor the" tain the benefit of personal discussion hear the teachings of the preacher,' whole Chlel Is Among Ye Taking Notes past thirty years. The law «ays that with them. The supporters of this plan t soul is dedicated to (ind, whose fielil b •and fa ith . He’ll Prent whena man ha.* in» washing done, there of official representation mil .attention as while as God's univer»1, whose them*». So Savs Saunterer to the furt that in many ruses private Is the destiny of man, and whose words he t» presumed to h\e, no un this basis 1 corporations, and even states, and cities, are the oracle» of fate. Marvelous is the ( still continue to vote m Orange." send representatives to various points in spell g f thp preacher, to whom God has 5 A Spanish doctor b the latest inven­ this and other countries to study a given power df illustration dfawn from Notice » tor of concentrated food tablctr. single device, method or material, and the old, sacred, irtimortal book, and from Teachers’ Examination in and for Although some' concentrated tablets On th St. Sanford Avc. v that nowhere could a greater amount of the miracles of nature, no lens revealed Seminole rqunty will lie held at San­ of this sort have been on the market for knowledge concerning Ihe construction 1 in the crirrfson tipped flower turned up ford, Tuesday, Sept 2nd. some time the Spanish physician is Th e first and only Ic^C rea in Factory in Sem inole C ou n ty. and maintenance of roads and streets be 1 by the plow -sjiare of Robert Burns, upon For white teacher*, in the High School; perfecting these tablets so that any food H . L. Duhart is now prepared to take care of the ice cream business may be served in concentrated form. acquired in so short a space of time as 1 the soil of Ayr, than in the long reaches and for colored teachers in Hoppers' of this section. lie-assured when you are eating some o f the new of the star girt ski«1»." Academy, 'W ith the addition of a little water and a at th'’ roa'1 ron|tTrM' factoryv ice cream that you art eating the best. This factory is pre­ • * • -An examination fee of one dollar each little heat a full meal may Ire served if pared to take care of both the retail and wholesale trade. A l l co­ one uses the new tablets. ^ My old friend on the :akeland Tele­ *) Would it not be a good plan for the will be required ders ■promptly cared foe. The only tablets heretofore that have gram. being in a reminiscent mood «e r a * county and city to combine on the hos­ l> !.. t h r a s h e r . 102-Gtr ' Supt. been a success are tablets’ that are to take my thoughts at the same time pital. poor farm, county infirmary ami Ashe’s Roach Pepper R E D U C E D PRICE ON G U A R A N T E E D G O O D Y E A R P A TH FIN D ER PLAIN T R E A D CURBSTONE GLEANINGS EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT !>■■■ * ' H. L. DUHART ! IÇE CREAM FACTORY 4 I*- K il I 1 W IL L BARGAINS! CO N TIN UE BARGAINS!! A LL BARGAINS!!! TH IS W EEK EVERYTHING AT SALE PRICES. . • y.;; GREATEST MONEY SAVING CHANCE YOU EVER HAD. . : ‘ "Z T -C S m * fcSc r r .-/ ■ H kvtg rJ A LL GOODS * TO % BE SOLD AT GIVE a AWAY a PRICES • Î J y n V >« ’•>*.• - - * - I * I ♦ �f v T • • . O F F IC IA L O RG AN OF S E M IN O L E IN C O U N TY— TH E G ARD EN SPO T OF TH E W O R LD S A N F O R D — L ije I a Worth Licm y SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY AUQU1T 20, IBIS . in t e r x i u rn a ' ~ j jìT Message „ Satiford Lands Selling May Operate Trolley On Mexican Situation Home People Purchasing Over Seaboard Tracks Policy of the United States and Efforts for Peace ¡m e Farm Changes Hands at Good P-I ICC ST. JOHNS i I I OFF. f)A lin o K I> | n t l s.s IS Itiio h K N Government line» Not Think Itcresfurd VVoliiil be I’li>inn I mesi men! tber New. About the ui — W ashington. Aug. 29. The War l ). O ne uf ihe Oldest G row er, in Celery Della fYiu Failh in Growing pa rimetti tmluy »ent to ihn House an the World ¡n Tabloid Form for adverse r• ■ i> < »r 1 im ihn propon-d culliti of Winter Vegetables The Jletald cut-off trum Si. John#, Fla. to taikiW illi the advent of the ■'cod pbm ring! jilent Wiboii appeared before Berwford, near DeLumi riser Unding ,'catrrday in poraon and laid Tin* cat riun ii io Lake Bc(o»(urd is 12» time in- the velum delta the ‘ ’grower» j world the details of the " S Sutra effort# tO_ bring. ahui |«ace In Mexico,' the fact«, concerning llluf-rta'i rejection of l»are proposals and llhe policy to lie pursued liy this (fovernI £ Thc .¿»resident announced the miles and DeLand i* 123 mil«.' from |th« ^ h U turn lighiíy to land.” v h ™ is *'uymtr and le fo i« and A nd o f several weeJis. Through the cour- of ,h„ Ku<lU U k c ^aion and thp Thi» pan of the Stv Jolm* river I» benml > ''P » n » ‘ t>ry to getting ( ,r,anilo ,tl.piirIl.r. SUr we nre enabled under a project which 1 'V Kr, ‘‘l cr° tw oi c,‘ l'ry “ 'J'1 ¡*’ttu n ' to get out a »mall pnper and we beg the provide, for n channel eight fi-et dii'p and ' n August and Septembi r fn()u|grnrr. ,,f (hi* reader» for u ft* w w eek, JOft feet wide from P.tluHu to Sanford. 1,in* *(< t,"*Mr aT lltlil ic Its« for t*at This is ilia the time for limi. land» lai to inai move * ko irroed in'ftitlQD, strict neutrality mj|,„ U'twecn .lank»,u:nlln and 1t.-n— ' forbidding the Mj^ttnation of arm., u,‘d ford and or»n-i(uiirtnr imh* U-tssism Jack .tre m vivid gre*n and tIn • 1'itiir- git thè orare (or celery raUing. This week Umuaition wfy I)lirt <>f Mt‘xi' " tr,,m laonville and Sanford otte of thè lìni-st traci» of fartning land in United State.; under no rireumThe busim-s.* interest. <,f I ml.and thè vi h r\ delta vluingi-1 hand* and thè Istancra to be part wan* "f i-iiimr t'-«rt w.m( l(, |1(l,r||, |r..4k-• r ( • Hi-o-for-l lavi thal ohe uf (in ii|d.-wl grower» bere lor to rontitute ourselves it. » virtual Iwean*, n| i i . Iiiin r i «i-i111inI'li pro [umpire; to urge »H American, to leave Imised canal wouM -|\nt'. • tini I1IU'. .1 -'ll! purehased thè lami •Imnonstrati*» that Mexico and to let every one in Mexico a milh long through a nftis-n font logit th- tallii in I tu jirnjeet ni «l-ilr- gllfdl'll xboawum« to exercise authority- know divide, but also a dredged canal through mg i» »tronger ihan i-vt-r. I. A. Urundey purchased the Hughes |that this government shall wnlch those* the entire length of the lake farm on < i-h ry avenue, consisting of who cannot leave, ami hold The War I >•*-part mem reported timi mtii-iis-p iteres and a hne concrete hull those'having authority responsible for w Itili- tile frommere«- of Lie 1 im 1 and V| galow wbn h gi v•** Mr llrum icy thirty their suffering* or lorara. Accompany- I'll)it s ■iggr, 'gating 1•itio .. *rT î HTH :tn i- -i-H ■a o - . , - . ! omI i*.iltiv.ale-i »an ing the message was the reply of the nuulb Would i« ¡S" - M 1 11.• irnpr Vi­ for-l gart-- land i *r a t*»tat of < to tMIU Huerta government, written by Foreign in,-tit in»* I- not wuittx- •’ 1 I* r ti ‘1M«ler a rl- of 1.1 -,11 m-l I -lilitllH-||je ri-.i-ft lire. Minister Garni»«, which »ugg.-tt.-l t.D 1 ' " '. * ( ■ Ut '!• V alternative poll-) "I tin- reception -I t v e.- - It.-i- h ng \ .' ................. M r 1 lioiniril 1) <»i/» Mexican ambassador at Wwdiingt" ;., ■ i. r- and cm I-,, 1 1 t|ulatri !■ -r 1 Ml,, SVr he Ks, •■litmg j» ri-ut V the Unjtid StaU'» to »end a new umb.i* .•atti. II- niioh' ’•»,i "d i ■ -1t,onut.g ■) ,.» *•-*«i , ♦ » udor to Mexico without n-strarit* a 11 • *• 1S f|(* ,k* 1« If J-*111 • .- f ,ir v ■ : I ! '(-■ 1 . r« .*t h L* .ir» .n¡ r-*i* atnet oJjsi'rvare'v of tin- neotralit 11 K Hruvson Hat I--V- i Un- i ) -'liu­ anduirfondiltonnl recognition of Huerta. the Inn-* of the immortal bard cipiul* in iti-l two veurs all- l- irv), i~, ,f i h> ('la I ■tellig*-, - ■ .o-l -1 . i1’ - -I- « I No Prwnlrti, *tnr> Washington ha- |-" ■ *.-!-! i, t I - -ititig a- tor N1: I v ■t I 111 a »onall) apt»-.ifcd ts fore • 1J11gr-■ i the1 M r It ! , If ., t..ret lion with foreign allairI m season* |-!aHug' ■ farli • I oo o fT.t J11 .( I \ lb rl-\ - v •ti. obi........ Harry K Thaw reconeih-d with ,t. flu l.irii loll t fn■ill re-i.-f. Canadian lawyer* to the procedur* i" <• tl. <1 i tel ‘.1 II jgfii folio»fi! tomorrow when. ,o- ->r-i ,• . j ■ f non t,, 1» feesent plan» li< will V«- arnunge-l 1 the Mr t<r«ili>e-v Stifemir COUft I’ll a writ 111 hat»'*,! - or I . U.i. o| i t pus, »pent a res-tlul week in the Sta r brooke jail and announced tonight that Tl- el- I 'llI'1• I -'.t I to matter If William Travers Jerome do *■I. ] 'll ■w* •h- ten j! , 'u '1 lake charge ul New York’s »Uiti* case In th, lug ;*fni]i i- r •ll j \ idu< - it. On- 1 * I (Thaw) wax not tearful of the ooteome Igo 1- II ■r■ 11, ' I- -it - til• ell \ ,.ir “i faced the death chair twice, »an I , r .ici, lie l.itiii brought » IThaw. "Why should I worry about going back to Matteawnn?" Mil-1,Ml lu ll'll ti II ü \i Mu rc*idciii c ->t Mi mid Mr* M A Franc. o eil Japan. JifsrticaJI) all the C en tral S)uth Amcriran nitmtrii s a rv their support >p- tla- ctforts of tin Stiles to bring ah-nit a peaceful meat of the Mexican revolution Iras satisfactory ox'erturra are made try .* the IIuerU government this week. I ‘re*ident VVJlson will proclaim in |»-r»nn in *n a liirerv- to both houses of emigre»' the principle th at - un»tituWoniil govern raent alone can t* ri cogrii/asi in Mexn -• He »ill also mjthne the suggestions nt th* l nited 'tali-* lor tin- >■ ! m pi ■ -,i 11--t I °f Huertx, #1,1 tin- estuldt.hm ei t of a , --M ('vpn-s.* .iv,-nue yi-sierda> .1heir i v ig M-T \| i** i ir rn ' I. il o. II- hi.,At -'Vi i '! n ’ I I.IXJ ! I M iri-- - . f I’ 'MforV V» I - -, 'I,' ' , regal il i Muri li Hi- oil, 'I .oí-i i • t iiiiMved the wonts that united the heur I* ,,< (lusa- popular young |>eop!c • ini', the immediate fam ily and .1 few - a ere |in->e ht .tini tb> *- i-ling i , m u iIr ».it. botile allait \M*r *i. - -m, •11\ it- bafifix Cout-I,- xi,iji . i .1 - o oig .1 ,1 -Unifule and w■r, i ' (soi t* tli.1t ai ri Mol .... t. : a ! i- 11-1» a I-i a i l , rig Icgxlly constituted ttdtnitiu.trn iinn in rhi * ,Thts raptdiv ri-ing young iri t l.iv* tint wutbern republic .done .ic.Mtniili'hcd -n- |-[»-|e r - f..irin O O <1 B The answer of the ad m in istration le n z a l ion oi Shakesfs'are - st' lh r roles 0 ».ut ■■.Mil I:fé- usiia1 rice .uni -h-« .v : ii r ai jillt t,narices that gu to make tt,i tir-- tiour "I married lile so miseratili T h e bride i* "tie ol Surdon!'# fairest ■ fore« in the- house to the criticism s of hut his str<>r\g personality i* pnrtirulnrly ,|¡mghte r>, having lived livre m a ry Horn and reared in lass-burg, the new rum-nry bill m ade by the con- adaptable to the roll's of fa* in|>eeial years In the character "f Sherlock Mi*» laixell came tt* Sanford while a ferenre of hanker» at Chicngo Satu rd ay study. the Jew <»f W mit»' Mr I m m ** lires fri child and Ini' grown up in our mitist and ' il l be a tightening up of the lines and a , ol even greater ioleil a* "tie of its She 1> lu,I only a Jm o rV Vigorous iintlor»emem of Hie bill lid I umplied mver actor years, so well t* he ud.i|>i«-t i" I he ttn graduate "f the high sellimi but a grail it now stands. Inform al conference» nf In the master comedy nate in music, ¡«mg proficient on the thttfocratic rnendjers of the houne cur- personation. |ren ty- co imittee today em phnslzed the " T h e Merchant of Vernrtt," Mr D'tfizc piano and pip<- organ and at the time of hiLs already made mi impreswim that i* her marriage Itcing ttn- organi#^ at the “ that the active su p p orient oi the remain ('oiigregnttonal church She 1» tho ■ Pr«id*m’a ct^rency plan ex|wct to paw \ 'V tin g . and ...... wind, daughter of ( apt M H . Iaivell, the ^ throuKh th«* houw* withoui 1its cl- rk and niece -if to n ( I ’ laivell. luuMintiul rhanKf. formerly ol tbe 1 lyd*- lam* and well j,M"wn in tnililury -urciisi in tin- south until The Herald can gel bar hack home also w ith to thank the big hearted ed||or)t ,,f if,,, i |.ake Itegion and th* ^•»hington. Aug. 29. Prwidenl Will*08 lDnighl warned all American* to * - i - - , he ( ho.sen by (¡row (ironera era and Shippers League That Oriundo wifi Ire chtwun as headipiurter» for the Florida Grower»’ and Shi[i|»«-r»' la-ague, which he i» organizing wils the opinion expressed yesterday by It. S . JIamner, s.^retary of the tempontra*organrzatinn1 . in aA|wech to growthia city and W inter Turk before the . ent jn Orlando, at the orpera house. * tourist »ouxon Beta in. It hu» been whlsM r. Hamner explaineil the ohjecta of IK're.l that there i. a |x*edbiliiy of the th<. movement, which was started in Seaboard Air Une Railway Company. Tampa. April Hi. when four hundred taking up the proposition and operating grower, from diderent stH-tiou. of tho gasoline electric car». I his company, state met and ili.cu.-wed the neeiL. for Iulm a line of railway extending from Or- ^ n-h „ „ organization and determine.! to I land.! to Oviedo, pwwit.g l.j way of Win- ra*rry u ^ecen fu l issue. Mr. Ham- nnd Seminoli were m col)Ieri-nee \es0 o o hojs* to have the organization perfected terday over matter» jiertuining to the Mrv T J. Appl.-yard of Tallaha»«*, by the latter part of Octobej- or on tho division of albur* between the two cniui- svife of Florida'» stai, printer, who wax „[ NovemlH-y and In o|>eration for ties strickcn with paralysi* on Iter righi side the coming season." -Orlando Sentinel. C lerk K I toiigla»» of Seminole iwo sus-ks ago jiisl a* sin- eiitered a ruìl*|M-nt m iiiii - n i t hi' „Mice .if <’Ieri f --a -1 - -■i- I, * ■- ri l ■ r ■ i -- tu r i l ■ -r ubi lum e, It M Itol-i' and together the) went sia* 'udii u Mlly inijiroscd t■, return t-, I rimimeli l akes First Pria • over a numb- of things that will have bl ind i Sa*ter-1a . I alorado Springs, Coin., Aug. 29 * S*"h li« - liU'hand tii do Mil fl - - . ■ i] *ettletnent - rigar 1 .............. la .g* ’, • -s rnur Park Tram m ell of Fiondi*, has V- - - .1-. • I h*-ri WH | the busitie* i heir olii, e* I t., .1 " mu ti'je of ih,- Iut n,lsume» t <hiver- ............... , ............ . >. I Ji'Ct lit tax .1,1 >'MiticHli-s wa < - - ne t wenpied -if* ■ 11,ottimi, und M r ! '.-lg . « .»uhi III.' h i■ . la** * tale-1 • . lie.i-nwar > t f a •, -- ■11 -tier,' t" rilal ■ . .1*. * his . i ir.ihg, o -,, order --f t hi os ,-r bel ss­ ii Us tin I b. i be for » 1,11 ss as not i s ••»lerda. adjuMrrt 11 such visits inule com ‘ k ¡itlg.il K-e i ii.it will unti ,| I - I. to *sr*llll Hole - I- g--i,’ lie two I I I - trali-f,r '!, - ted >et .Oí-I mux 1--t ■!«■ t irne \1 ■ I •-,uglas* -, -j to go n t. 11 - .■•*. -i itti lilting the ( iu veriio ri’ confert-nra here Tin- tall, .sell fed figure of T ra ili­ f U 'b hi* -month -liasen face and e ■.1 t i- n'' gu-*. t1,1.■» ti.ur was c\,-ry where the tibí-ir > I la- tlr*t --I lh- w. ei. noticing cyniisurc ol hundreds of eye», ra|M*cially cffi-Ct ol ih- uilU'U.ill'. 1rs s-'asoli, I I I , , !,-t- a-id I T llr. !' " P- . i .»•a. > ,ggli , tiIII, • -1 I.if t of til .Hai a Ut rie -••li tla s l i [ u-1 t i,r, • I, 11in-ugti a ‘ I-' ............. . * ' - l u e r 1 mi tiifll i* u-it on ( he j-ro- 1. f , . , g» *m f--r i cl b it he i* winiujig 0*1 ab.iiit i- in , 1, ,|i. t,i|.m m t he beau­ high f-r-iss" stutu ll.-l- a tc 1!! t-l a ty c o n i,* t as - ' e u-l-l, nly i p i1a ! liat - a* .dio-jt » bi t ■ . , chtidta-M* il I ... I - * II ■!< • ■M » r,, I.. »I . I. - . .1 i I, i mar ng 11ad a Nia al I ng.igi mein , I ' ivisoti I- ' - ' r ’ infor-t . i ' I - - gage 111 Ha .. w it 1-r- in several year» While bathing in the briny deep at Ibi- lona Beach last week a Portu­ guese man of war attacked him and ra k e I lion'(ore anil aft n e­ 'Is aft ax Jack it lifter 1lie ss ,e I» it y ig a h.isis "1 ail * fi nails Iu*i • i ■■■muter W hen i (•-••■'Oe. I p . figs * 111j III,,11,** I * wits all n stili t.,i 1 to In* treat, i I 1 - ’I Surge-.i. Me i rin.g.g [ ' M der a lu, t ,i|.|s m 1 Ian-1 M , Il I tinse water* in In* ' J I hiVisou was *u k lor a -'itiill- day. as i la s, marine» has, a l-.ct ' ng and In# Tvftnlr -ystelll was j,o|»i,|ii'-1 l<> the con­ tact It would lie well for our sea bathera from Sanford to kis-p a g,»>d look out for Portuguese men of war ami give them a wide In-rlh at the Iicach rS t jtisri telling their \ . .. .»IS, • ■ ,0*1 f*-»t .liais ii o', lop Mount Manitou, HJ tlic -had--w Pike's peak, was a feature of today ' program t he >¡overnor"» ■-interrili \11 III, j r. . I--"! ballijUel llilll w a* arranged to a, - ornnioduie w-vi-rui h iim in -f and lunclwon was ^t-rvi-d to vi-ituig exfsiitives in t)i«- open air f»ivilion on tin- mountain Hide. Burro places along tin- mountain trail*, in which tiic i i-ivt-rmir* t-»,k keen delight were a feature uui-x|M-etedly provided for their enieriainitii-nt Peti spirt 'bille « in Florida million dollar» •••Ut h P "ini' ml Kl-irnbi every year to tr ank i «i t - I halt it >1-1111 in c Allant d • ' Frank awaited lite morder of in-y « were iiusy si, -it"aid t- - ,, -1-■ v. r*-• .ta .*.i«.ia»*^s^^^,r,,,.r jr»*<■■—e- *«—eri it w ill not t- l-nig •-> f' -i at ' ! . airi,.. I - , . 1-l.lZe A lu­ that tintile b> tt.v *em ’ 111tl, way I nain tin ía-, • ' -f Iti, tre* AIV) e|t - k vexli't -I i • will i., ii foiin-l w l,al t-<r> es• r s iii-li- .itmri --f i -• t». Ilei i-*».,' mg a I lugli l-i-ii, -t a b-ioían U-ing ex ( lerf I k-ligia.*-.- niel many ol In* old j cejil l hat it* lerigt b was abriorniHl, ll friends lien- yesterday, win- took till# as m, a*iir,--l a* it las u | mim the ground their li-sl - iiunce t-- rnngrai ulate him on th irls eight i tu he* in h-ngth. hut , scry his apt-ointment to ullice. He extended ellort to preserve it intact proved of no them ail .1 cordini in silatim i to make In* usi- it crumbled it <-v-;rs touch Moth liea-l-tu.liters win], sisiiing Nunford \1 r Drown and Mf < arli-l, are ready to <)rl.u 'I■ ■ Sentinel make atildas it a* to the length, arid ^ e,^co ul once- At the same time "* American emhai*y and ail consular ^prrsentativ« throughout the souther » « r e instructed to "notify all and mjlitary; In Mexico." ... ihey would in* lu-ld strictly respon , harm or Injury clone to Atm-rCt^t 0r *heir property. ~*QctaO' Ilrjun dispatched long tni-»*2* l0 Ihe embassy and all coiLsuhir tjunting excerpts from President nitwiage today, in which- he the futile effortai of the Huerta to establish |ware and the i*ra*efFfi*atew«Ttnlrl be ! Ì .7*1 \f ■Im T iyp VWifi lit ttw* # nmmniy y b s iriurdm-uLi it. r 1 s!^' f r ; T ! ? ' ,U^ towarrl Mexico. kuD.ti ¿«Amiral mnntnH *uî<». M'V.1 „tTTT. Siriety of tin- UirfHLM clmrctl "wtw stint uutd kill 4I V. .* If * ^Rcnts were inaUp^ed to TcndfT'j- ' 7 in,., aj lh- h-ixpiMt*!'- home of Mrt J E. T»w*‘ evidenen tiijuti rti at th» I-r» li min , . . „ , * 1. i i’ i * jjJ*^ Iifwifflle to dtfmrtmg Amer- j V11 loti ng. A large niimlaT of l^tdif# wiTv ary si-etiw sii (" r Edw ard* Ml»# Fugeni » H jgg Leading Lad) oHw* ^ rn“ ^ nl£ Hanajjdrtation and any priM ilt Bini the spacious room wua b»*.»u- to bo lahjnd over for tiic m*.U meeting Tx ^ M P lw y Dasistance to the neeiiy. memory of iti# audienci*». The actor x , |fnd v decorated wît K potted fern» ami of the Circuit court and he was taken to ’||iltWt.UH "A fric a " wo» wtu the DeLami yesterday hjr Sheriff Hand m im L'rre- ^n^orfnitl ^ nt a sufficient voice unti j)hy#itjue, coupled with an ¡""■■■j ,vel understanding ami inter _ a p d .aftw devotional c*rn*f would be provided to nf tbe character-_potuhuibkJlL ,m * ftin( r ? *tr>y thooe in thn mnrnn«t UlWIU. _ ____________________ .. 2TT,,| ^ LUA> ^ % ___ . . . „ any-Paper» „j . Too-M him for tho demanding role. HI* pro^ A C- Williams, after Dado City is rather a Hmall town to ...................... » «in conduct« o ny airs. -y . . . duction of "T h......................... e Merchant'* this “#oa*on Hanford"a Danka whicli a irnfA-r m f "Current Missionary'j«upj>ort two ncwupnpeni, but «he iif go­ U proving all that has beobhstiid of it-«* third bank, tho Seminole" bi vent# wax given by M r»- R. Ü. Max- ing to try iL Larger towns titan Dade of.ariincJtutLaJUUlit i'mjjcl_ wiH- aoofi— be— ofwuuwl. UTÏÏT Ttlro rren ta- by dr. DTJiie will be »celt at social half, hour wit It refreshments fol­ *fll have u many as fît. IVteh»Titea ter on the evening of Petomburg io wed after whicli the meeting adjoufttid.) succ - ijy Ma) t ,r Park, and its only two trains a day tier said that tin- league had enrolled Report er-Star for their kindness. H i pass over the road, the company could nearly fifteen hundred member» already 1enrol \ M»-rate an hour service out of this rertain l) aprirvi iati- it to the fullest and In- had not covered tin- territory by Tht* *-liettie would build up a a good deal. 'Pi -ice - uiteiant travel I mowisoi tirlando and "The le-ngtie lx at tins time ih>- strong­ < It fk» Have \islt Winter Park and during the tourist sea est assiviation of the kind ever lsu;un in I hi- clerk* .V I tie counties 1-t t Iratigt- »on would 1-e heavi.1) j-.ilr-itlir.ed Florida." said Mr. liatnner. "and wo t old Storage t ondcmneii " Philadelphia, Pa. Aug - ‘J More than 11)0,00(1 pound* nf tuc.1l tttltl egg» which have Uen in tin- gold uloragc laiU.se* of this i lly since P'Uh wire eiilidermied yesterday by* agent* for the state dairy and bs>d coinmieMon and warrants wen* isniicd today for the arrest of the dealer ns.|fomith|i- for th, unfit |,ric In udditioii Jb.ono |H.itilids ol The groom 1* the - efficient train- ducts iniLstef of this "división "f the A i". I*-. game, which was stored in 1911, was and ha* bisui a r,-sl-l*ni of this eity (or taggeo as unlit f-r food. Under tiic new cold fti'iiii;,- -n t. which the past two years lie 1* a re|f made w e n t ^ t o etlis ( Aiigusl M. tlii-re ¡x a ' man. having risen from the rank* to his present position and has the res|«s't und penalty of $5W»nr itnprt-onnilnt or botli {«teem of iti» » tlj'yriiof*ofllci*rs. for »Turing ijetf for more than Jo**r. After a brief f»Ì>iiéyni<»m in whiaii they , nujiith»;^ POft* •*tiri latnb six monlhi; will visit several of the" large c i t i « and vi-aFtWye nWmtlL», Imiter and fi»h mm* many j«uni» ol inierrat. Mr. and Mr», months; driiwn, live m onti», mp M a r l o w will return to Sanford and make drawn, ten tiflnih*. tin* rtry thi^r future home. 1 Tj,e sv¡sill's tif^l itearty congmtuHeld fur l irridi t «uri lula,imi# of their many friends go ’With Henry Edwards liad another prelitnthem, m which Tth- flrrnlil jhins. mary hearing la-fure Judge Stringfellow ,--'last W edn,solas night. Edwards i* M i* luing fl unies* *.is|«sied of knowing .-amiettilng u'miit Amcrirans ore Warned Ô ltl.AN im FOR HKAPQUARTKR» Herald \\ ill he Short of Nn Matter fur Sonic Tim e All the had lurk that cowld happen (« Other-tknwr aVjce» of. intcrcrt in a printing office came our an ) )e# ten U ) Great State of Florida by * hen the big \\ hillock pres* »cm wronit S|>ecul WirelcM and Nome Important part broke In »urh a m anner ihnr tf wilt n e rrs-ilB lc a new Humor hits ir-rhnr Ortrrmto may yet piece from the (actor) entailing a d els) haxe un eleetnc line o|»eruling W » « - » ing. improved "pewitlon of th« Vn,te(1 Stnte* n" ioI,ow" : |The rut-off would u»ve fhr,i- and :i iutlf A* B»iiies Grcxl *fintuin. Orlando and Winter Park Will be J o in e d L y Line \ag ' J* \\ tail. I - ' '1 tin- death senteiicn (or pay oli the federal |»*n»ioners now residMary' Phugun. Iiis attor- ing here. T " 1»- exact the sum in J9JJ,preparing an appeal from l'i2 21, or wain the year ending June 30, l'Io* is divpled limimi; 5,121 |x-nI he seniict retirned ilgttili-t him late I . noig la- lor silfM-r «loiier- no a cttizens of Fionda ¡imi I .. -»I «s m l, rule III I-, t r.11ed II" .Ippiche" lull user loill-lle-s tlii-re lia- Imsii ((Olle un irvto- fat«-, .-nt- 1,0,11s pr,-!n"mg t luit 11In r-.ni ni iln» miiiilH-r situi- ili,- tinto ,|e< ¡.ira i..... inti,« , -■■ a* ' 11-1 y ,t Is- - l*t ll'i, "1 ss ,l* iiiii|, r*l o--'I Unit He apf" -'I to I«' taken it, h rank ¡..'liiili w-tulli end« nly in -ni«-» ance t |i, motion f-,r ttnstri.il made by ins attorneys ja-t la-fore iudge lloan delivered In* eiiarge to the jury. Several pppulnl demmxstrutioivs. tinfavorable to Frank, are held b> lit# attor m-yx to have reached tin- ears of the juryfhen, and t-< bavi- prejudii»‘d the «atte. The verdict "Í tin' jury, finding the defendant guilty ol first degree murder, loft no alternative hut a death sentence Judge Kuan pronounced tin' death n»mteiiçe un W duesday. fixing Oclolwr ill as tla das ' ,'XI CUtl-in I niátl M i1!1ling J D«,v- inentliined yj I fi i tu e,|ts •*«i r -tot- i* g* Mmg rto.ro iinnugrant* (r>-m lite r-nik* .>f thè (ed­ emi seterans than atiy other in tiie suuth or prohalily thè w.-st either, (or ili*- nuld winter climate is an irrvswttlile lure when coupled will) the other many advanUgwi to men of advanced year» wim want to prolong their live» and get ax much ooro­ fort out of living as possible There ato three flourishing o ld .soldier colonic# in lhe xlnu*. iiut tin- veterans an, by r.o means confined to tiietn and they are to in* found in good numt)er» in every coutyy in South Florida. They make excelh-nt citizen# and miett rnoxt nf tiu-iti really fraternize with their former t'onfederate fiH*s. Ttiey are all wflcutiii*. es'ci» tin«., with i grouch, for they won't kc.*g the grouch lung after getting here. . Títere will ta- a union meeting con­ ducted Its t lie young peopl"’» orgatiizutioiisol tin I’ri-sbytenait, ('ongregutiunal Fishing at • ornouilo D.iptist .md Methodist cliurchra Sunday Mr*. \Y. VV. A lcoli writes the News evejiing, Spj't. 7lii at 7.(id, in the ( <m- that fishing is now good Sn the surf at gregattónal chuji h Tiiere will I h- no ("orunudo. On Friday Hoir. W. J. sermod or collection hut wtll l,o atnetly (8ewm 0, .K[Miinrnee anU M r. G. R. Cala young fss.ple # tncetmg. with s ig illi ,)(mh ()f Sanfon, caU|iht l3 M.u ,)¡L^ at rnbsic. land, for fmrther ammunce- ^ ^ lh|j ,h Utenti- next week. pounds. The catch wax m ad e in fivu C O M M IT T E E • hour». Mr. Scar» didn't get his auto »tuck in the sand this tun-*. IJel.nnd * . Pri-liubor Ua) Service New». Al t l * fungregati-tnal churrit next Sunday evening, 7-iU. ('mod music and Ben Wilson at Imperial an "orchestra fur till# service. All the On Thursday evening, Sept. Itli at ruiirou'l men ami other manual tollers tho Importal Theatre limi. Ben Wilson, T ^ ^ ti,, r• v!iiUtr rnurniiiK ^rvin* , m . o n h w ^ . 1h^ 4faBMl^ . ,,L liaii,U U..U ftJiU L , ' ‘kli\x*r a loriurx* that will open tru? cyt*« hmuiì \l tr«- wiUciirtunL f ‘ *t n .t i .............. . w* . or tin* i >ch)Ij1<; on the ^um-ral condition b i*. S T R U N G . , J . . . . tf_V . ________ of the jx*ople oi tiic l Î nited State*. Thu Pastor. small admission fee of ten ceuu will "bo charged to defray the cxpenSo* of tho " At the itaplist ( hurch Proaching by I)r. C. T. Dougbuvt at lecture. tiic First . B iipti#t church neat Sowday* —--------- - ■— 7^-- -" ---------------Subject fn the morning “ Tho Lim it of, ,lan^ ( ] 05Q . chrUUan R o p oM lb ifity, or How much I N ext MondJty S ept 1st, being Labor dws Christ J require of HU peopie?" i Day, a national holiday, tho First Na- � 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 26, 1913 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 26, 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>, August 26, 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/02c50881f2816535978c009de24a1728.pdf f03439ba56a208eb3c43d4b3de266f4f PDF Text Text I me SANFORD ’ . H£RAU> . AVgust August 226, 6 . 11VU 1» ------------------- :--------------------- m ! . * * -£ =£-*-• peat bouse and purchase fifty aerra near ¡♦ A n A o r tr fW V A r fV r fW W fc O a n o ïW V the city where fruits and other crops could be raised to make the various in­ stitutions self supporting. The hospital could be far enough re the patients would not come in contact with thono in th e other buildings and we could have a good hospital of our own, Sanford has O N LY 23 LEFT a fund already made up for hospital pur­ . * 1 poses hut nothing has ever rtvme of it For 30 days only, commencing Aug 1st, $ 1 0 buys j anil it does seem strange that wo have (o-eeoabousvpaiiesits. to Oriando.(or.urcr•at atians when we have as good physicians ■ here as there are anywhere. This plan P R IC E FROM S 1 0 0 UP of concentrating the county nnd city patients on one place could be worked Don’t miss this sale. It's the opportunity of your life with the Best results and-Sanford and to get you a home or mike money as investment,. Seminole could have one of the beat hos­ Special prices on nice homes and loti close in. I am pitals and infirmaries in the state. posted on city property and can give you the best There are many good locations near this city for such an institution and the time prices and best terms. See me before the advance. is ripe for such a movement.' , The greatest scare of all the patients seems to be the removal to Orlando ot some other city, as no one . cares to be separated from' home and family when there is an operation to.undorgo and then the expense Is. almost doubled In trans­ portation charges. .. ................................ ..... By all means let us have this matter taken up at once hy both city and coun­ ty authorities and let every one get to­ gether on the hospital idea. compound of beef and that, when dis- and his ideas on church going arc so aolvcd In water, form bouillon. The near akin to mine that I reproduce his ■¿dwtotV tablets- are concen­ excellent sermon belowr* * ’ trated —vegetables,—,meat», soups. and “ Tomorrow being gpnday when so Bweets. By the use of five or six tab­ many-pcople will lie making excuses for lets of various kinds one may prepare not going to church, the subject of church going is live matter for discussion, a whole meal in a few minute». The tablets arc light in weight and are and why we go and why we don't go are being specially. prepared for explorers, questions which call for answers. Most aviators and for automobilitas who ore of us don't go because merely, wc doh't making long cross-country runs. They want to go, which is not a very intel­ ► t j if- t~rn m j. - * 7 **__ ___ _ ■praetrcaj ligent m w m -f« inLeUigenU-i*(H>lc._to housekeeping, if tficy fhn'be TTducod in give, ■bilt'ttw* iron■church goarnt are too coat of manipulating large enough quan­ tired or too Indifferent to hunt up a bet­ tities. • ter one aniLii w)H have to go at theat. There it nothing that is quite Many of the tablets may be eaten But thc.oiKer uuratiop—Why wo go to so delightfully refreshing u without being altered In form, ’ but ac­ church—offers a wider range of thought cording to their inventor, they im­ and more room for the expression of the GOOD Ice Cream. prove in taat by the addition of water, deeper sentiments o f the soul. Many years ago out in Texas the They arc a dull brown in color and are a sort of powder. This powder Is com­ writer of this had a little child friend, a * 1• 1 pressed .with great force into a solid boy of five or six years old If singular • cake, which la wrapped in oil paper nnd grace and charm, who had inherited in Ice cream hasn’t a monoply tin foil. Oiled silk will he used to pro­ large degree the rare talents of his dis­ "GOOD" but tinguished but «rratic father, And as tect thou taken by explorers. better than Some of the varieties prepared by the the child grew to boyhood ho grew In Spanish doctor so far are various kinds strength of character and the quiet, of soups; tablets, potato flavor; tablets, steady light of high and serious purpose onion flavor; tablets, asparagus flavor; was kindled in bis soul snd shone in his tablets, beef flavor; tablets, mutton or handsome eyes. In long Saturudy af­ lamb Havoc and tablets, chicken flavor ternoon walks in. Jim. woods and along The Sf&fvlanf has f e a t faith in his in­ the shining waters of-Elm. the little lad vention, and aaya when it is perfected poured out his mind and heart to the the tablets wilt be rich in nutrition and Wi-riter and told how ho would grow up to ONLY AUTHORIZED BOTTLERS OF avoid his father's mistakes nnd some entirely digestible. day make his voice heard on the floor AWFUL BLOW TO SEMINOLE. of congress. 7 A movement is on foot to make the The writer went away nnd hover saw Colonel (?) Code Hill Will Vote In American road congress an annual train­ the boy again nor even heard of him, ing school for road and street officials Orange County and the other day fn un exchange we saw whereby they may increase' their effi­ SANFORD, FLORIDA Isn't an awful shame! ciency through attendances at lectures an article taken from Leslie's entitled, Colonel (?) Code Hill of Bear Lake M a n u f a c t u r e r s o f g in g e r a l e a n d s o d a w a t e r » given by leading specialists, and by study Why He Goes to Church." and crodit(wherever that is) will not vote in Sem­ of the government and commercial ex­ ed to Congressman Claude Weaver of PHONE 21. inole. preferring to remain a citizen of hibits of matpriala and equipment. This Oklahoma. The name is unusual; Okla­ Orange where he can get fus whiskers year's session of the congress which will homa is full of Texans who rushod there cut on the public square and be some­ on the opening of the new state* and be held in Detroit during the week of body. .How ixpcct world will Seminole September 29 will bring' together the looking in the latest congressional direc­ county ever en the to do business with­ greatest authorities In the land on every tory where the biographies of the mem«They crawl through tad drains and out Code and his hair. For he will have thto over diibti tad rstsbWa and «ratter line o(foad and street work and will be l>eni arc printed, we saw that the Okla­ his washing done in Orange cotyity once diaratt grrmi and a filthy poisonous odor. L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D STA B LE ; supplemented by the most remarkable homa congressman was none other than a year to qualify os a citizen, if the fol4 Don’t us* a pasta lot killing roachta for the little Texas boy who had bared his | and instructive series of exhibits ever C o r e r P a r k A v e n u e and S e c o n d 8 t r o e t roarkr* travel through it trail It about your ardent young soul to the writer years l°w'nC *n the Reporter-Star is true: It is contended thaf a great deal of home on their winga and legs, and the lean C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K I N D 8 OP H E A V Y H A U L I N G ago and had kept his promise to go to' When the line cutting off .Seminole Speck of phoaphoroua paste will kill a per­ money can be saved to states, counties congress. And because of hi« sentiment- county was run on the northwestern ms. -Many persons die is this way and ‘tie Largo supply of Horstis, Mules* and municipalities by having the road al association and the beauty and force border of Orange, Colonel Code Hill, sever known what killed them.' * and s tm t officials attend the American W a g o n s ar\d H a rn e s s a lw ay s of the article itself as a good reason .for sage of Bear Lake, and forty-two years «You do know that 11 a chicken eats an in­ road congress at the expense of the state sect that Hu been killed with a paste, it ie a going tochurch, we herewith reproduce a resident of the county of Orange, hud on hand F o r Sa le o r Exchange and local governments. The reason of dead chickeo, and if a dog eats the chicken it: his residence taken into the new county j it is a dead dag. and if a buuard eat« the this is that the officials can there see I go to church Ivocaiise I find peace 1hy 9 space of about fifty feet. ".Well, | B l a c k a m l t h ln g and W a g o n R e p a i r i n g In c o n n e c t io n dog It is a daad buuatd. and critically examine and cortipare Quificey de“ M Hill, who is a native of Genrevery known labor esaving device and there, that peace which De ' giu, hot now a thoroughly “craekerixedV ! equipment for road and street work) scribes as a resting from the human Floridian, "this does not mean that I Contains no poison and has no odor, and critically examine every known road labors, a Sabbath of repose, a respite am to vote in Seminole county hy any R E D U C E D PRICE ON G U A R A N T E E D one application will rid any home of all gained from the secret burdens o f the materia] in competition with all known means," and with a broad grin and a roaches, anta, bedbugs and other inaecta heart, as ¡f I stood at a distance nnd aloof road materials; study the government G O O D Y E A R P A T H F IN D E R P L A IN T R E A D cunning twinkle of the eye, he related 2 5 c a Box at A ll D ru g g la ta exhibits, which illustrate the exact meth­ from the uproar of life, as if the tumult how the officials of Seminole county had « 2 . 6 0 E a ch B IC Y C L E T IR E S « 2 .5 0 Each ods of constructing every recognized nnd fever and strife were suspended, as promised to build a brick road from the type ul road; obtain without cost prac­ if there brooded over me a dowlike and Never sold anywhere less than $3.25 to $3.50. A big contract with court house to hi« home if he would keep the Goodyear factory direct makes the prire to m<> tut 1 can sail a * c le a r tically n library' of natural, state and halcyon calm. liis residence in the new county and not, margin profit, for rash, these tires at $2.50 each. I go to church l«*cause 1 love the commercial publications which will be move his house back into Orange. These tires are not seconds, old stock or defective in any way. h a 4,available for distribution by the various music that ! hear there, the mighty roll fresh stock Just In from the factory and each one carries a fartory guurzn"I will still remain a voter in Or­ Budget of Opinion “Just Be- exhibitors; hear addresses and discus­ of the great organ, mingled with the mar tee that means immediate replacement HKItK BY MK of any one that sion by men, whose advice, if rnted at Its vrlous symphonies of that divine string­ ange county." mifd the Colonel, "1 am proves on examination tujbe defective in material or workmanshiptween You and Me.” Commercial value, would cost hundrefls ed instrument, the humnn voice, un­ sleeping in Seminole, hut having my 1 0 1 1 at Street W . S. P A R K E R of fiollmt b co<l» personally acquainted twisting ail the chain that genius and washing done in Orange, which under the law, still continues iny citizenship with the men who are actually directing consecration that untie the gidden soul EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT the building, maintenance and ndminis- j of harmony. in rny-old county. The washing place is at the lake, where that part of the house­ » » ♦ » » ♦ » » » ♦ ♦ ♦ « » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ » » ♦ » » » ♦ » » » ♦ » ♦ « ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ s tration of streets anti, highways and ob­ “ I go to church Iwcause 1 dc|tglrf to hold duties have been carried on lor the" Chlel Is Among Ye Taking Notes tain the benefit of personal discussion hear the teachings of the preacher,' whole past thirty years. The law «ays that with them. The supporters of this plan t soul is dedicated to (ind, whose fielil b •and f a i t h . He’ll Prent of official representation mil .attention as while as God's univer»1, whose them*». when- a man ha.* in» washing done, there So Savs Saunterer to the furt that in many ruses private Is the destiny of man, and whose words he t» presumed to h\e, no un this basis 1 corporations, and even states, and cities, are the oracle» of fate. Marvelous is the ( still continue to vote m Orange." send representatives to various points in spell gf thp preacher, to whom God has 5 A Spanish doctor b the latest inven­ this and other countries to study a given power df illustration dfawn from Notice » tor of concentrated food tablctr. single device, method or material, and the old, sacred, irtimortal book, and from Teachers’ Examination in and for Although some' concentrated tablets On 4th S t . Sanford Avc. v that nowhere could a greater amount of the miracles of nature, no lens revealed Seminole rqunty will lie held at San­ of this sort have been on the market for knowledge concerning Ihe construction 1in the crirrfson tipped flower turned up ford, Tuesday, Sept 2nd. some time the Spanish physician is The first and only Ic^Crea in Factory in Seminole County. and maintenance of roads and streets be 1by the plow -sjiare of Robert Burns, upon For white teacher*, in the High School; perfecting these tablets so that any food H. L. Duhart is now prepared to take care of the ice cream business may be served in concentrated form. acquired in so short a space of time as 1the soil of Ayr, than in the long reaches and for colored teachers in Hoppers' of this section. lie-assured when you are eating some of the new of the star girt ski«1»." Academy, 'W ith the addition of a little water and a at th'’ roa'1 ron|tTrM' factoryv ice cream that you art eating the best. This factory is pre­ • * • -An examination fee of one dollar each little heat a full meal may Ire served if pared to take care of both the retail and wholesale trade. A ll co­ one uses the new tablets. ^ My old friend on the :akeland Tele­ *) Would it not be a good plan for the will be required ders ■promptly cared foe. The only tablets heretofore that have gram. being in a reminiscent mood «era* county and city to combine on the hos­ l> !.. t h r a s h e r . 102-Gtr ' Supt. been a success are tablets’ that are to take my thoughts at the same time pital. poor farm, county infirmary ami O n M ark h am P a r k L o ts riN the good o u n : PO I NSETTIA GARNER I NS E T T IA I Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Thrasher’sPharmacy Don’t Have Roaches In Your Home H A N D B R O TH ER S Ashe’s Roach Pepper CURBSTONE GLEANINGS !>■■■ * ' H. L. DUHART ! IÇE CREAM FA CTO RY I*K il I 1 W IL L B A R G A IN S ! C O N TIN U E B A R G A IN S !! ALL B A R G A IN S !!! T H IS E V E R Y T H IN G A T S A L E . G REA TEST M O N EY W EEK SA V IN G C H A N C E Y O U EVER • P R IC E S . y.;; HAD. . : ‘ "ZT-CSm * fcSc r r.-/ ■ H kvtg rJ n - V >« ALL GOODS * TO % BE SOLD AT GIVE a AWAY a PRICES • Î Jy- ’•>*.• - * -I * I ♦ �fv T • • . OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEM IN OLE COUNTY—T H E GARDEN SPOT OF T H E WORLD IN SANFORD— Lije I a Worth Licmy SANFO RD. F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y u rn a AUQ U1T 20, IB IS . i n t e r xi ' ~ j jìT Message „ Satiford Lands Selling May Operate Trolley On Mexican Situation Home People Purchasing Over Seaboard Tracks Policy of the United States and Efforts for Peace ¡m e Farm Changes Hands at Good P-I ICC ST. JO H N S i I I OFF. f)A linoK I>| G o v e rn m e n t lin e » Not T h in k Itc re s fu rd VVoliiil be I ’l i >inn I m e s i men! tber New. About the ui — W a sh in g to n . Aug. 29. The W ar l ). pa rim e tti tm lu y »ent to ih n House an the World ¡n Tabloid Form for - n t l s.s IS I t ii o h K N A nd Orlando and Winter Park Will be Joined Ly Line Ôltl.ANim FOR HKAPQUARTKR» H e ra ld \\ ill he Short o f Nn Ma) he ( ho.sen by by (¡ro (ironera w era and M a tte r fur Sonic T im e S hippers League One uf ihe Oldest Grow er, in Celery A ll the had lu rk that cowld happen (« O ther-tknw r aVjce» of. in tcrcrt in T h a t O riundo w ifi Ire chtwun as headDella fYiu Failh in Growing a p rin tin g office came o u r a n ) )e # te n U ) Great State of Florida by ip iu rte r» fo r th e F lo rid a G ro w e r» ’ and adverse r•■i><»r 1 im ihn propon-d culliti * hen the big \ \ hillock pres* » c m w ronit of Winter Vegetables The Jletald Shi[i|»«-r»' la-ague, w h ich he i» o rg a n izin g S|>ecul WirelcM c u t-o ff tru m S i. John#, F la . to taikiand Nome Im portant part broke In »urh wils th e o p in io n expressed ye s te rd a y by W illi th e advent o f th e ■'cod p b m rin g ! jilent Wiboii appeared before B e rw fo rd , near D e L u m i ris e r U n ding a m a n n e r ihnr tf w ilt n e rr s -ilB lc a new H u m o r hits ir - r h n r O rtrrm to m a y ye t I t . S . JIam ner, s .^ re ta ry of th e tem ,'catrrday in poraon and laid T in * ca t riun ii io L a ke Bc(o»(urd is 12» time in- the velum delta the ‘’grower» piece from the (actor) e n ta ilin g a d e ls ) haxe un eleetnc line o|»eru lin g W » « - » p o n tra *organrzatinn1. in aA |w ech to grow j world the details of the miles and DeLand i* 123 mil«.' from |th« ^ h U turn lighiíy to land.” of several weeJis. Through the cour- th ia c ity an d W in te r T u rk before th e . ent j n O rlando, a t th e o rpera house. * h ™ is *'uymtr and le fo i« and of , h„ Ku<lU U k c ^aion and thp to u ris t »ouxon Beta in. It hu» been w hls" S Sutra effort# tO_ bring. ahui v M r . H am ner e xp la in e il th e o h je cta o f |«ace In Mexico,' the fact«, concerning Thi» pan of the StvJolm* river I» benml > ''P »n »‘ t>ry to getting ( , r,anilo ,tl.piirIl.r. SUr we nre enabled IK're.l th a t there i. a |x *e d b iliiy of the th<. m ovem ent, w h ich was s ta rte d in llluf-rta'i rejection of l»are proposals and in g . improved under a project which 1 'V Kr, ‘‘ l c r° tw o i c,‘ l' ry “ 'J'1 ¡*’ t t u n ' to get out a »mall pnper and we beg the Seaboard A ir U n e R a ilw a y C o m p a n y. T a m p a . A p ril Hi. when fo u r hundred llhe policy to lie pursued liy this (fovern- p ro v id e , fo r n channel eight fi-et d ii'p and ' n A ugust and S eptem bi r f n()u|g r n r r . ,,f (hi* reader» for u ft* w w e e k, ta k in g u p th e p ro p o sitio n and o p e ra tin g g ro w e r, fro m d id e re n t stH-tiou. o f tho I £ Thc .¿»resident announced the JOft feet w id e fro m P .tlu H u to Sanford. 1,in * * (< t,"*M r u n til T h e H erald can gel bar hack home gasoline electric car». I his co m p a n y, sta te met and ili.cu.-wed the neeiL. for aT l lt li l ic Its« fo i. lai t*at * This is ilia the time forr lim land» to inai move "pewitlon of th« Vn,te(1 Stnte* n" ioI,ow" : |The rut-off would u»ve fhr,i- and :i iutlf Iulm a line o f ra ilw a y extending fro m O r- ^ n-h „ „ o rg a n iza tio n and d e te rm in e.! to I k o irroed in 'ftitlQ D , s tr ic t n e u tra lity m j | , „ U 'tw e c n .la n k» ,u :n lln and 1t.-n— ' also w ith to thank the big hearted ed- land.! to O viedo, pwwit.g l . j way o f W in - ra*r r y u ^ e c e n f u l issue. M r . H a m .tre m v iv id gre*n and tIn • 1' i t i i r - g it | |or)t ,,f if,,, i |.ake Itegion and th* t , r P ark, and its o n ly tw o tra in s a day forbidding the M j^ ttn a tio n of arm ., u ,‘d fo rd and or»n-i(uiirtnr imh* U-tssism Jack tier said that tin- league had enrolled thè orare (or celery ra U in g . T h is week R eport e r-Star for their kindness. H i pass over the road, the com pany could nearly fifteen hundred member» already U m u a itio n w fy I)lir t <>f M t‘x i' " tr,,m la o n v ille and S anford 1enrol \ M»-rate an hour service o u t of th is United S tate.; und e r no rireumThe busim-s.* interest. <,f I ml.and otte of thè lìni-st tra c i» of fa rtn in g land in r e r ta in l) aprirvi iati- it to the fu lle st and In- had not covered tin- territory by Istancra to be part wan* "f i-iiimr t'-«rt w.m( l(, |1(l,r||, |r..4k-•r ( • Hi-o-for-l thè vi h r \ d e lta vluingi-1 hand* and thè T h t* * - liettie w ould b u ild up a a good deal. 'P i -ice la vi th a l ohe uf (in ii|d.-wl grower» bere lor to rontitute ourselves it. » virtual I wean*, n| i i . I i i i n r i «i-i111in- u ite ia nt tra v e l I mowisoi tirla n d o and I ' l i pro "The le-ngtie lx at tins time ih>- strong­ < It f k » H ave \ i s l t W in te r Park and d u rin g the to u ris t sea est assiviation of the kind ever lsu;un in [umpire; to urge »H American, to leave I mised canal w ouM -|\ nt'. • tini I1IU'. .1 -'ll! purehased thè la m i •Im nonstrati*» th a t I hi- cle rk* .V I tie counties 1-t t Iratigt»on w ould 1-e heavi.1) j-.ilr-itlir.ed Mexico and to let every one in Mexico a m ilh long th ro u g h a nftis-n font lo g it th- ta llii in I tu jirn je e t ni « l - il r - g llfd l'll Florida." said Mr. liatnner. "and wo nnd Sem inoli were m c o l)Ieri-nee \ esmg i» »tronger ih a n i-vt-r. xboawum« to exercise authority- know d iv id e , b u t also a dredged canal th ro u g h 0 o o hojs* to have the organization perfected I. A. U rundey purchased the Hughes te rd a y over m atter» jie rtu in in g to th e |that this government shall wnlch those* th e e n tire le n g th of the lake Mrv T J. Appl.-yard of Tallaha»«*, by the latter part of Octobej- or on tho fa rm on < i-h ry avenue, consisting o f d iv is io n of a lbur* betw een the tw o cniui- svife of Florida'» s ta i, who cannot leave, ami hold printer, who wax „[ NovemlH-y and In o|>eration for T h e W ar I >•*-part mem reported tim i s tric k c n w ith paralysi* on Iter rig h i side the coming season." -Orlando Sentinel. those'having authority responsible fo r w Itili- tile frommere«- of Lie 1 im 1 and V| m tii-iis-p iteres and a hne concrete h u ll ties C le rk K I toiigla»» of Seminole iw o sus-ks ago jiis l a* sin- eiitered a ru ìlgalow wbn h gi v•** M r llru m ic y th ir t y their suffering* or lorara. A c co m p a n y- I'll)it s ■iggr, 'g a tin g 1 •itio .. *r T î HTH :tn - n i t hi' „Mice .if <’ Ieri f --a -1 - - ■i- I, * ■- ri l ■r ■ i -- tu r i l ■-r ubi lu m e , i- -i-H ■a o - . , - . ! om I i* . ilt iv.ale-i »an *|M-nt m iiiii ing the message was th e reply of the nuulb Would i« ¡S" - M 1 11 .• irnpr Vi­ and to g e th e r th e ) went sia* 'u d ii u Mlly in ijiro s c d t ■, re tu rn t-, I rim im e li l akes First P ria • for-l g a rt-- land i *r a t*»tat of < to tMIU It M Ito l-i' Huerta government, written by Foreign in»* in,-tit I- not w u ittx- •’ 1 I* r ti ‘1M«ler a r l- of 1.1- ,11 m-l I - lilit llH - ||je ri-.i-ft lire . ove r a numb- of things th a t w ill have b l in d i Sa*ter-1a . I alorado S prings, C oin., A ug. 29 * S*"h li« - liU 'h a n d Minister Garni»«, w hich » u g g .-tt.-l t.D 1 t i i do Mil fl - - . ■ i] *e ttle tn e n t - rig a r 1 ............. -s rnur Park T ra m m e ll of F io n d i*, has ' " '. * ( ■ Ut '!• V la .g* ’ , • V- - - .1-. • I h*-ri WH | alternative poll-) "I tin- reception -I tv the busitie* i heir o lii, e* I t., .1 " mu t i'je of ih,- I ut n ,lsu me» t <h iv e re.It.-ih ng \ .' .................... . - ................... , ................. > . I M r 1 lio in iril 1) <»i/» Mexican ambassador at Wwdiingt" Ji'Ct lit tax .1,1 >'M iticHli-s w a < - - ne t -i i t t i liltin g the ( iu v e r iio r i’ confert-nra ;., ■ i. rand cm I-,, 11 t|u la tr i !■ -r 1 M l,, SVr he Ks, •■litmg j» ri-ut V the Unjtid StaU'» to »end a new umb.i* here T inta ll, .sell fed figure o f T r a ili­ .•atti. IIniioh' 11,o ttim i, und M r ! '.-lg w e n p ie d -if* ■ ’ •»,i "d i ■ -1t ,o n u t.g f U I I I , , ! ,-t- a-id I T llr. ■) ,. » *•-*«i , ♦ » udor to Mexico w ith o u t n-strarit* a 11 • *• 1S f |( * ,k* 1«If J- *11 1 n '' 'b hi* -m o n th -liasen face and . « .»uhi I I I . ' h i ■ . !' " P- . i .»•a. •.- f,ir la ** * ta le -1 • v ■ : I ! ' (-■ 1 > ,ggli , e ■ .1 t i. r« .*t h L* .ir» .n¡ r-*i* atnet oJjsi'rvare'v of tin- neotralit . lie.i-nwar > t f a •, -- ■11 -11 K Hruvson tier,' t " rilal ■ H at I-- V- i Un- i ) -'liu ­ t i - tib í- ir > I la- tlr* t --I lh- w. ei. noticing gu-*- . t-1,1.■» ti.ur was c\,-ry w here the anduirfondiltonnl recognition of Huerta. th e Inn-* o f the im m o rta l bard c ip iu l* in l- irv), i~, ,f i h> ('la iti-l tw o veurs allIII, cffi-Ct o l ih- uilU 'U .ill'. 1rs s-'asoli, cyn iisu rc ol hundreds o f eye», ra|M*cially I ■tellig*-, - ■ .o - l -1 . i 1 ’ - -I- «I No P rw nlrti, *tnr> W ash in g to n ha- | - " ,| ................ . * ■ *.-!-! i, . .1*. * his . ‘ k ¡itlg .il K-e • -1 ‘ I- ' 1. f , . , t I - -ititig a- to r N1: I v ■t I 1 11 a »onall) apt»-.ifcd ts fore • 1J11g r -■ I - I. i ii.it w ill unti ' l u e r 1 mi tiif ll i* u-it on ( he j-roi th e 1 M r i ir.ih g , o -,, It ! , If ., t..I .if t ret lion with foreign a lla irg» *m f--r i cl b it he i* w in iu jig to *sr*llll Hole - I- g--i,- of til I m season* o rder --f t hi |-!aH u g ' ■ fa rli • I .Hai a Ut rie - • • li u-l-l, nly o o o 0*1 a b .iiit i- in , 1, ,|i. t,i|.m m t he beau­ ’ lie tw o I I I - t r a li- f, r tla s fT.t J11 .( I \ lb r l- \ os ,-r bel ss­ - v • ti. o b i........ l i[u-1 i p i1a ! liat - a* .dio-jt Harry K Thaw reconeih-d w ith high f-r-iss" stutu '!, - ted > et .Oí-I mux 1 --t t i,r, • I, ,t. flu l. ir ii lo ll t fn- ii Us tin I b. i ■ill re-i.-f. 11in-ugti a ll.-l- a tc 1!! t-l a ty c o n i,* t as - ' e Canadian lawyer* to the procedur* i " <• chtidta-M * si, t jtis r i te llin g th e ir ■ !« ■ t irne \1 ■ I •-,uglas* be fo r »1,11 tl. <1 II jg fii i tel ‘.1 » b it il folio»fi! tomorrow when. ,o- ->r-i ,• i t " aid t ,, ss as not i -, -j to go n t . 11 .■•*. ■ . , . j ■ f non t,, 1» I - * II ■!< • ■M feesent plan» li< w ill V«- a rn u n g e -l 1 the \ . .. .»IS, • ■ ,0*1 f*-»t .liais ii M r t<r«ili>e-v s ••»lerda. -1-■v. r *-• .ta .*.i« .ia » *^s^^^,r,,,.r jr»*<■■—e- *«—eri Stifemir COUft I’ll a w rit 111 hat»'*,! - or o', lop M ount M a n ito u , HJ it w ill not t - l-nig •-> f' -i at ' ! . airi,.. I - , . I . U.i. o| a d ju M rrt 11 it 1-l.lZe A lu ­ pus, »pent a res-tlul week in the Sta r tlic -had--w th a t tintile b> tt.v *em Pike's peak, was a feature such visits ’ 111 tl, way I nain tin ía-, • ' -f Iti, tre* AIV) brooke jail and announced to n ig h t th a t e|t - k v e x li't -I i • w ill i., ii fo iin -l w l,al t-<r> es• r s iii-li- .itmri --f i -• of today ' program t he >¡overnor"» Tl- el- I 'll- in u le com I '1 • I -'.t ■-in te rrili \ 11 III, j r. . I--"! b a llijU e l llilll I to matter If W illiam T ra v e rs Jerom e do *■I. ] 'll ■w* t». Ilei i-*».,' •h- ten j! , 'u ' 1 mg a I lugli l-i-ii, -t a b-ioían U-ing ex lake charge ul New Y o rk ’s »Uiti* case In w a* arranged to a, - ornnioduie w-vi-rui ( le rf I k -ligia.*-.niel many o l In* old th, lug ;*fni]i i- r •ll j \ idu< - it. On- 1 * I j ce jil l hat it* lerigt b was abriorniHl, l l (Thaw) wax not tearful of th e ooteom e h iim in f and lunclw on was ^ t-rv i-d to frie n d s lienye ste rd a y, wintook till# as Igo 1 II ■r ■ 11, ' I - -it - t i l • ell \ , . i r m, a*iir,--l a* it las u | mim the ground “ i faced the death chair tw ic e , »an v i-itu ig e x fs iitiv e s in t)i«- open a ir f»ith e ir li-sl iiunce t-rn n g ra i ulate h im on I , r .ic i, lie l.itiii bro u g h t » th ir ls eight i tu he* in h-ngth. hut , scry B u rro I Thaw. "W h y should I w o rry about his a p t-o in tm e n t to ullice. He extended e llo rt to preserve it in ta ct proved of no v ilio n on tin- m o u n ta in Hide. going back to M atteaw nn?" places along tin- m o u n ta in tra il* , in w hich th e m ail .1 cordini in s ila tim i to m ake In* usi- it crum bled it <-v-;rs touch Mil-1,Ml l u l l ' l l Moth ti II ü tiic i i-ivt-rm ir* t-»,k keen d e lig h t were a liea-l-tu.lite rs w in], s is iiin g N unford \ i Mu rc *id c iii c ->t M i m id M r* M A \1 r Drown and M f < a rli-l, are ready to A * B»iiies Grcxl * fin tu in . F ranc. feature uui-x|M-etedly provided fo r th e ir o e il --M ('vpn-s.* .iv ,-nue yi-sierda> <)rl.u 'I ■■ Sentinel m ake atildas it a* to the length, arid Japan. JifsrticaJI) all th e C e n tra l e n ie ria in itii-n t .1heir i v i g M-T \ | i** i ir rn I ... » r,, I.. »I . I. - . .1 i I, i mar ng S)uth Amcriran n itm tr ii s a rv , ' I . il o. I I - h i.,At -'V i i '! n ’ 11ad a N ia al I ng.igi mein their support >p- tla- c tfo rts of tin M iri-- I I.IXJ ! I Peti spirt 'b ille « in F lo rid a . f , I ' iv is o ti I- ' - ' r ’ in fo r-t Stiles to bring ah-nit a peaceful I - -, ' I , ' ' I ’ 'M fo rV V» million dollar» tr a n k i «i t - I halt it >1-1111 in c •••Ut h P meat of the M exican re v o lu tio n , regal il i Muri li Hi- o il, 'I .oí-i i • . i ' I - - gage 111 Ha .. w it 1 -r- in several " in i' ml A lla n t d • ' \ ag ' J * \\ tail. I - ' '1 Kl-irnbi every year to W h ile b a th in g in the b rin y deep Iras satisfactory ox'erturra are made try t iiiiMved the w onts th a t u n ite d the year» F ra n k aw aited tin- death senteiicn (or pay o li the federal |»*n»ioners n o w residat Ib ilona Beach last week a P o rtu ­ the IIuerU government th is week. I ‘re *i.* heur I* ,,< (lusa- p o p u la r yo u n g |>eop!c lite m order of M ary' Phugun. Iiis a tto r- ing here. T " 1»- exact the sum in J9 JJ,dent VVJlson w ill proclaim in |»-r»nn in • ini', the im m e d ia te fa m ily and .1 few guese m an o f w ar attacked him and in-y « were iiusy preparing an appeal from l'i2 21, or wain th e year ending Ju n e 30, *n a liirerv- to both houses o f em igre»' - a ere |in->e ht .tin i tb> *- i-lin g ra k e I lio n '(ore a n il aft n e ­ 'Is a ft ax Jack I he seniict retirned ilgttili-t him late l'Io * is d iv p le d lim im i; 5,121 |x-nit lifte r 1lie the principle th at - un»ti t uW oniil govern i , m u iIr » .it. botile a lla it \M *r ss ,e I» it y i g a h.isis "1 I . noig la- lor silfM-r «loiier- n o a cttizens of F io n d a ¡im i I .. -»I «s ail * f i nails W hen i raent alone can t* ri cogrii/a si in M e xn -• * i. - -m, •11\ i t - b afifix Cout-I,- x i,iji Iu * i • i ■■■muter m l, rule III I-, t r.11 ed II" .Ippiche" lull user lo ill-lle -s tlii-re lia - I m sii ((Olle un irv(•-••■'Oe. I p . figs * 1 1 1 j III, ,11 ,** I * w its all n He » ill also m jthne the suggestions nt . i .1 - o oig .1 ,1 -Unifule and w ■r, to- fat«-, .-nt- 1,0, 11s pr,-!n"mg t luit 11In r - .n i ni iln» m iiiilH -r situ i- ili,- tinto th* l nited 'ta li-* lo r tin - >■! m pi ■-,i 11--t I i ' ( s o it* tli.1t a i ri Mol stili t.,i 1 to I n* tre a t, i I 1 - ’I Surge-.i. ,|e< ¡.ir a i..... yj inti,« , -■ ■ a* ' 11-1 y , t Is- D«,v- in e n tliin e d Me i rin .g .g M der a lu, t ,i|.|s m °f Huertx, #1,1 tin- e s tu ld t.h m e i t of a .... t. : a ! i- 11-1» a I - i a i l , rig [ ' I fi i tu e,|t s •*«i r -to t- i* g* M m g rto.ro - l*t ll'i, "1 M, Il I tinse w a te r* in In* ' J1 Ian-1 Icgxlly constituted ttd tn itiu .trn i inn in rh i 0 » .u t ■■.Mil I:fé- usiia1 rice .uni -h-« ss ,l* iiiii|, r*l o--'I Unit He a p f" -'I to iin n u g ra n t* (r>-m lite r-n ik* .>f th è (ed­ * ,T h ts ra p td iv ri-in g young iri t l.iv* tint .v : ii wutbern republic r ai jillt t,narices th a t gu to make I hiVisou was *u k lor a - 'it iill- day. as I«' taken it, h rank ¡..'liiili w-tu lli end« n ly em i seterans than a tiy oth e r in tiie suuth i la s, marine» has, a l-.ct ' ng and In# .done .ic .M tn iili'h c d -n- |-[»-|e r - f..irin O O <1 tt,i t ir - - tiour " I m arried lile so m iseratili in -ni«-» ance t |i, motion f-,r ttnstri.il or p ro h a lily thè w.-st e ith e r, (or ili*- nuld B Tvftnlr -y s te lll was j,o|»i,|ii'-1 l<> the co n ­ le n z a l ion oi Shakesfs'are st' lh r roles T h e brid e i* "tie o l S urdon!'# fa ire st made by ins attorneys ja-t la-fore iudge winter climate is an irrvswttlile lure when The answer of th e a d m in is tra tio n It w o u ld lie w ell for our sea bathera livre m a ry ta ct lloan delivered In* eiiarge to the jury. coupled will) the other many advanUgwi ■ fore« in the- house to th e c ritic is m s o f h u t his str<>r\g p e rso n a lity i* p n rtir u ln rly ,|¡m ghte r>, having liv e d Horn and re a re d in lass-burg, fro m S anford to kis-p a g,»>d look o u t Several pppulnl demmxstrutioivs. tin- to men of advanced year» wim want to the new ru m -n ry b ill m ade by the con- adaptable to the roll's of fa* in|>eeial years In the character " f Sherlock Mi*» la ix e ll came tt* S a n fo rd w hile a fo r P ortuguese men of war ami give th e m favorable to Frank, are held b> lit# at- prolong their live» and get ax much ooro­ ferenre of hanker» a t C h icn g o S a tu rd a y s tu d y . th e Jew <»f W mit »' M r I m m ** lires fr i ch ild and In i' grow n up in o u r m itis t and a w ide In -rlh at the Iicach tor m-yx to have reached tin- ears of the fort out of living as possible There ato ' i l l be a tightening up o f th e lines and a , ol even greater io le il a* "tie of its She 1> lu ,I only a juryfhen, and t-< bavi- prejudii»‘d the three flourishing o ld .soldier colonic# in J m o rV Vigorous iintlor»em em o f Hie b ill lid I u m p lie d mver actor J it now stands. In fo rm a l conference» n f thttfocratic rnendjers o f th e houne c u r|r e n ty - co im itte e to d a y em phnslzed the “ that the active s u p p o rie n t o i the ■ Pr«id*m’a ct^rency pla n e x |w c t to p a w ^ lu uMintiul throuKh th«* houw* w ith o u i rhanKf. A m crirans ore W a rn e d ^•»hington. Aug. 29. Prwidenl Will*08 lDnighl warned all American* to ^ e ,^co ul once- At the same time "* American emhai*y and ail consular ^prrsentativ« throughout the souther »«re in s tru c te d to "notify all and m jlitary; In M e x ic o ." ... ihey would in* lu-ld strictly respon , harm or Injury clone to Atm-rCt^t 0r *heir property. years, so well t* he ud.i|>i«-t i " I he ttn graduate " f the high sellim i but a gra il p e rsonation. In the m aster comedy nate in music, ¡«m g p ro fic ie n t on the " T h e M e rc h a n t of V ernrtt," M r D 'tfiz c piano and pip<- organ and at the tim e of hiLs already made m i im presw im th a t i* her m arriage Itcing ttn- organi#^ at the remain ('o iig re g n tto n a l church She 1» tho \'V t in g . and ...... w in d , d aughter of ( apt M H . Ia iv e ll, the 1 its cl- rk and niece -if to n ( I ’ la iv e ll. form erly o l tbe 1 lyd*- lam * and well j,M"wn in tn ililu ry -urciisi in tin- south The groom 1* the - efficie nt tra in iniLstef of this "d iv is ió n " f th e A i". I*-. and ha* bisui a r,-sl-l*ni of th is eity (or the past tw o years l ie 1* a re |f made ' man. having risen fro m th e ra n k * to his present p o sition and has the res|«s't und {«teem of iti» » tlj'y riio f* o fllci*rs. A fte r a b rie f f»Ì>iiéyni<»m in w hiaii th e y w ill visit several o f the" large c i t i « and m any j«uni» o l in ie rra t. M r. and M r», M a r l o w w ill re tu rn to S a n fo rd and m ake ~*QctaO' I lr ju n d isp a tch e d long tni-»*2* l0 Ihe embassy a n d a ll coiLsuhir tjunting excerpts fro m P resident nitwiage to d a y , in w hich- he tin* rtr y th i^ r fu tu re home. 1 T j,e sv¡sill's tif^ l ite a rty c o n g m tu H eld fur l ir r id i t « u ri lu la , imi# of th e ir m a n y frie n d s go ’W ith H e n ry E d w a rd s lia d a n o th e r pre litn them , m w hich Tth- f l r r n li l jhins. m ary hearing la-fure Judge S trin g fe llow ,---'la s t Wedn,solas n ig h t. Edwards i* M i * lu in g f l unies* *.is |« s ie d of kn o w in g .-amiettilng u 'm iit the futile effortai of the Huerta to establish |ware and the i*ra *e fF fi*a te w « T tn lrl be ,U^ ! towarrl Mexico. * ^Rcnts were in a U p ^ e d to T c n d fT 'j- ' 7 jjJ *^ Iifw ifflle to d tfm rtm g A m e r- j V11 oHw* ^ rn“ ^ nl£ H a n a jjd rta tio n a n d any T x ^ M P lw y Dasistance to th e n eeiiy. t old S torage t o n d c m n e ii " P h ila d e lp h ia , Pa. Aug - ‘J M o re th a n 11)0,00(1 pound* n f tuc.1l tttltl egg» w hich have U e n in tin- gold uloragc laiU.se* o f th is i lly since P'Uh w ire e iiliderm ied yesterday by* agent* for th e sta te dairy and bs>d coinmieMon and w a rra n ts wen* isniicd today for the arrest o f the dealer ns.|fom ith|i- for t h, u n fit |,ric ducts In u d d itio ii Jb.ono |H.itilids ol game, w hich was stored in 1911, was taggeo as u n lit f - r food. U nder tiic new cold ft i'iiii;,- -n t. w hich w e n t ^ t o e tlis ( A iig u s l M . tlii-re ¡x a p e n a lty o f $5W»nr itn p rt-o n n iln t or b o tli fo r »Turing ije tf for m ore th a n Jo**r. , n u jiith » ;^ POft* •*tiri la tn b six m o n lh i; vi-a F tW ye nWmtlL», Im ite r and fi»h mm* m o n th s; d riiw n , live m o n ti» , m p d ra w n , ten t if ln ih * . Ml»# Fugeni » H jgg Leading Lad) Ì .7*1 \ f ■I m T iy p V Wifi lit ttw* # nmmni y y b s iriu rd m -u L i it. r 1 s !^ ' f r ; T ! ? ' ¿«Amiral mnntnH *uî<». M 'V .1 „tTTT. S ir ie ty of tin- UirfHLM c lm rc tl " wtw stint uutd kkuD.ti ill 4I V. .* If in,., aj lh- h-ixpiM t*!'- home o f M r t J E. T»w*‘ evidenen tiijuti rti at th» I-r» li min , . . „ , * 1. i i’ i * lo ti ng. A large n iim la T o f l^td if# w iTv a ry si-etiw s ii (" r E d w a rd * priM ilt Bini the spacious room wua b»*.»u- to bo lahjnd over for tiic m*.U meeting memory of iti# audienci*». The actor x , |fnd v decorated wît K potted fern» ami of the Circuit court and he was taken to voice unti j)h y# itju e , coupled w ith an ¡""■■■j ’| |iltWt.UH "A frica" wo» w tu the D e L a m i ye ste rd a y h jr S h e riff H and mimL'rre- ^n^orfnitl ^ nt a sufficient c* r n * f w o u ld be p ro v id e d to ,v e l u n d e rsta n d in g am i in te r n f tb e ch a ra c te r-_p o tu h u ib k J .. lL r ? *tr>y thooe in thn mnrnn«t UlWIU. _ ___________________ him for tho demanding role. HI* pro»«in d................................................... u c tio n o f " T h e M e rc h a n t'* ... th is “ #oa*on Hanford"a Danka U p ro v in g all th a t has beobhstiid o f it-«* third bank, tho Seminole" of.ariincJtutLaJU U lit i'm jjc l_ wiH- aoofi— be—ofwuuwl. d r . D T J iie w ill be »celt a t *fll have u many as fît. IVteh»T itea te r on the evening of Petomburg - i jy _ 2T ^ T ,,|,m a p d .a ftw * ftin( LUA> ^ d e vo tio n a l % ___ ...„ „any-Paper» j . Too-M lh e xlnu*. iiu t tin - veterans a n , b y r.o means confined to tiie tn and th e y are to in* found in good numt)er» in e ve ry c o u ty y in S outh F lo rid a . T h e y m ake excelh-nt citizen# a n d m iett teiiçe un W duesday. fixin g O c lo lw r i l l rnoxt nf tiu -iti re a lly fra te rn iz e w it h th e ir fo rm e r t'o n fe d e ra te fiH*s. T tie y are a ll as tla das ' ,'XI CUtl-in w flc u tiii*. es'ci» tin « ., w ith i g ro u ch , for th e y w on't kc.*g th e grouch lu n g a fte r I niátl M i1!1ling . Títere will ta- a union meeting con­ g e ttin g here. «atte. The verdict "Í tin' jury, finding the defendant guilty ol first degree murder, lo ft no a lte rn a tiv e h u t a death sentence Judge Kuan pronounced tin' death n»m- ducted Its t lie young peopl"’» orgatiizutioiisol tin I’ri-sbytenait, ('ongregutiunal F ishing at • orn o u ilo D.iptist .md Methodist cliurchra Sunday Mr*. \Y. VV. Alcoli writes the News evejiing, Spj't. 7lii at 7 .(id, in the ( <m- that fishing is now good Sn the surf at gregattónal chu ji h Tiiere will I h- no ("orunudo. On Friday Hoir. W. J . sermod or collection hut wtll l,o atnetly (8ewm 0, . K[Miinrnee anU M r. G. R. Cala young fss.ple # tn c e tm g . with sig illi ,)(mh ()f Sanfon, caU|iht l3 M.u ,)¡L^ a t rnbsic. land, for fmrther ammunce- ^ ^ lh|j ,h U te n ti- n e x t w e e k . - Al C O M M IT T E E * . P r i- liu b o r U a) Service t l * fu n g re g a ti-tn a l c h u rrit next Sunday evening, 7-iU. ('mod music and an "orchestra fur till# service. A ll the ruiirou'l men ami other manual tollers T ^ ^ hmuiì pounds. The catch wax m ad e in fivu •hour». Mr. Scar» didn't get his auto »tuck in the sand this tun-*. IJel.nnd New». Ben W ilso n at Im p e ria l On Thursday evening, Sept. Itli at tho Importal Theatre limi. Ben Wilson, ti,, r•v!iiUtr rnurniiiK ^rvin* , m . o n h w ^ . 1h^ 4faB . M l^ L,, liaii,U U..U ftJ iU L , ' ‘kli\x*r a loriurx* that will open tru? cyt*« \l tr«- wiUciirtunL f ‘ *t n .t i ................. . w* . or tin* i>ch)Ij1<; on the ^um-ral condition b i*. S T R U N G . Pastor. , J . . . . t f _V . ______ of th e jx*ople oi tiic l Înited S ta te *. T h u s m a ll adm ission fee o f te n c e u u w ill "bo charged to defray the cxpenSo* of tho " At the itaplist ( hurch Proaching by I)r. C. T. Dougbuvt at lecture. tiic F irs t . B iip ti# t c hu rc h neat S owda y * —-------------- ■— 7^ - - - " ---------------------- ^ A C- Williams, after Dado City is rather a Hmall town to Subject fn the morning “Tho Limit of, ,lan^ (] 05Q . conduct« o ny airs. -y . . . chrUUan RopoMlbifity, or How much I Next MondJty Sep t 1st, being Labor w h ic li a irnfA-r mf "Current Missionary'j«upj>ort two ncwupnpeni, but «he iif go­ bi vent# wax given by Mr»- R. Ü. Max- ing to try iL Larger towns titan Dade dws Christ require of HU peopie?" i Day, a national holiday, tho First NaUTÏÏT Ttlr o r r e n ta- by social h a lf, hour w it It refreshm ents fo l­ io wed a fte r w h ic li th e m e e tin g a d jo u f tt id .) succ * - i - - , rS J �THF SANfORKHIFRAU) Spring P rlm id e t to be Interesting ! uc* considerably U «evirai thousand ; ahead of Sanford .and can have mori’ Florida voters neat spring are going ~7 M , ‘U n^ f* oi brick s t r e ^ . - i n . proportion to><tl ^ (uiLt^Oiag. umud to their r«UUo»] E o n T v *N r c T ^ . W , TA**W O«rat t b a c W r i l ^ , T^ - p Tsmîtr/TntmT)- ^ t « r r r i mary. a* IHC HERAID PRINT MIINU L U M rA N I procession. . wi|, tw> a ,„.rtl, wi um|,.r ,h r new law. R J HOLLY, fd lto r W M. llAYNt ». B u s in e s s M »n # **r j ■' ’ -V- A 1 » J r COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget Of Interesting From Correspondents ' is just about an different from the old WILSON MAKING GLEAN SW EJJP system as it was from the convention Of S fW I N O lt Use Of Calomel i» '4Ä ^ i r s s Ä i S Ä ; n:^ • -P ractically Stopp, Items COUNTY itat* ol • II. __ t g«*~ - r - ■Utuliu of Um lists ol florida. in. T íi* amount of caj>it*J stock of **kf rorpormlkm ►rt#ll I» Fifty Tbousarul !>oU»r> to I» <!ivkl*d Into F lirt lltmdrvd S h * tn r o f ih * nar valu t of ,,n* Haadiwl nulls« eseh. to fa* p#id in raah. For Dillon* Attack* ( oiuitip»n„n Liver T ro u b le*.: Dangerou» i j|0 Gives Way to Ikodson's I h,., j o T h» t»rm for n hirh Mid m rp o n U o n shall i t U t Subscription Pries, ( 2.00 s Yesr In Advarcr | While President Wilson is being lam -i >,lan»hall 1m N hxdJ'-N in* Y ears. Every druggist in the «ut.. |IJU For one thing, there won't 1»« any wcbasrt-d .by [democratic fxditidans on all lii-efi a - great falling off jj, ti,,. ljJ( Pellverrtj la lit* CltY by c a n i « Í 2 .0 0 pet »ral m sides for not making changes more ra|v o»d primary. The voter will mark first Kfftcient Staff Of Reporter* Weekly ’h‘ ‘' calomel. They Ml give the -4rtjf. odvatux.oc gQcperauaxib------JflOVCÇ. The voter has to i acconti. fhoict*. A_t. ____ Cover» The Territory ForPiymeo11 in adimee mear he Sm Ap S « fc Sf2S £?i______ • rr.Ttnf-Dwlayn's Ijv e r Tom ,, ^ parti affiliation and Re service in the various department*, not ( register uih#r offin'r* »n<J r#nplt»> #* «he* cor[toral ion Thc Herald may suih*iftt# T hr Hoard of D ln cto n m a v ijs jilace. goi.ml t! sswd-dsss T ‘ » a uami 22nd ; men the mo*t hypocritical «(»ilaman publicans cannot vote in a Democratic ^ p o in t « j t o r d í n i t e f o fT W r » a n d r m p l c y r r s v d t a "Calomel U often dangi -nu, »urh jiowtr«, dutk« and trrm t of bflVn* a» they may 1908, si tha PostoIBce si Sanford, florkla can find ground upon which to assail primary, and then turn around rthe nex . a a may I k prui id**U Ly the U wp. n o t )>eo|>le know it, while D m i - i , jje n t e r p r i s e n e w s soda« Act of March 3rd- 1B79. him for lack of speed in revolutionizingJ fall, and vote against the primary nominrun* i* font *ith tk* Hanking I#»» Tone is perfectly safi and g o ,, (jr, VI. Last Friday evening a party of En the diplomatic service. ( ¡not-. Every one will.have to stay in his Telephon« No. US OSes la Herald Unitilo* te r orine m o lile c h a rte re d C a p i. PagenTh* direct«* «b»l¡ b* *l*ct*d-|,y il» *tochreaulti," say L. H. Philiiw & i ,, cnneM ur«» v » i » . •* bokWn i l M»h anaoat (iXMtinj. AU other otite« * The I’resfilent has not dilly-dallied In own political hack yard. Elimination i r r p r is « Dodson’s Liver Tone is |.,rv*w Miimit* U TItl enjoypii a and «tpRiOTm thall Iw * arirffëd annually by Iba hart’s launch displacing diplomats second primary •------- - Republican , ■ ■ - - , an d i,of the .. - will mean the ,, , , . t, . t* j i Hoard of Director* Dlfttton. TO* TH* annual m tnprtJrtf eeting of ih«" guaranteed by L. R. Phili|w a .- The mesquitofplague ha* »truck New --api>ointing Democrats to (.uccetd them, elimination -of much nauseating mud- moonlight excursion to rori norm a. »UM-kboldi-n, »Kail t» h»i<l on thc/im Thureday "York harder than ever, known. It is There are forty-two ministers and am- slinging, for it has always been that 'sell it. A large bottle costs ;,o Miss Genova Cason returnod Saturday ln Janutrj in n<i. said to lie largely due to present styles bossadors to the foreign « ‘rvice. The feature which has made the voter» tired from Knoxville, Tenti. rwoiin* oMhi^io^hoiS^ahVli *1» '>iuahft<«|iri|h* and if it fails to give easy relief of c lo t l c . have no civil service shield to protect -except the few that like to see that Miss hue Slsaler, a trained nurse from ul(j njrpuraiion »hall b* ronductnl case of sluggishness, you h.ive, „nj»j o— • tljW3i,-a.s they -sw -riw outside of thojm hd fly. Atlanta, Ga., is the charming guest of 1’y ‘ ^ . , 7 Z'l.. Thra»h»f, VW- ask for your money back, h Since Wahtm-traerretutned to Orlando civil service. Twenty-one of them alpromptly returned. Tiie amendment for the direct elec- Mr». John Sauls and Mr*. Emma Count. IW Iw t; » .1 t i^ Dodson's Liver Tone is from Kentucky we can look for an able ready have lieen displaced. Their sue- tion of senators is in force TRW, Rut it i* <■ Drow n sjx,nt last week in liejo» cam»r<ir. T K WiiaonTN. it. Uuwi, article from Clarence Woods of the ccwsors have l>een appointed and prac- difficult to see what difference it w ill: kin d oa^a huaiticsa deal. tasting, purely Vegetable r'xrnsjj, MimdJIa'direiiw». Eustis Lake Region on what a gotjtl state tically all or. them have U-en c o r -l m norMll Thi« prfmilry nomine»-1 John H. PadgctL-haa gnnc.J0L an e a -; «Uadi and. uLaii..i ih. ati.1 ilowum 1» 5inl9rri hnrpiJflB «bUdren md Kentucky i* to eome from. A bottle in tho- bouse may «avtfirmed by the senate. vn,. wins, anyhow^, It only means that the « ten(,ed visit »Hb Henry Murray a,id " " « * • ’ family of Franklin, In d . * Th* hifhcwt »mount of tml*trt*<li»«* or other day's work or keep your children fa Evidently it is the purpose of the Hon. Thialy Thualy, of Nowhere Cross­ to whtrh th* u id rarpomkm *h»U a t Hon. Y^E^Alcwmder and wife of . De- liabflhy What gets ottr goat about alt thU Wilson ndminktratrorrto make a clean road*, will not he able to get hbi name in ■nr time luhject ItJwJf >h»M u a* llmlte-t and mlislnir'W ’Iraoh Keep your liver \9 deflneil by Section 2712 of (ienrrat Statut« of ing and your liver will not keep H airy Thaw stuff is why in the world sweep in the upper grades of the diplo­ the papers when the legislature meets ns Land were guests of Mr. and Miss But • of í l lorkl« from working. ................ ix. they want to get him hack into the matic service and it is believed that with­ having placed in nomination before the Chandler at Epworth Inn, Sunday. The nim m mill rrpjdrtirw oi thd* i»ul«cri*'*r» Mrs. A. W. Drown has returned from ■nd Ih# a mount of capital *tn?k njb«Tlh#<l b y (Advertisement l United States. Wouldn't it be a good in two or three months there will not be legislature the name of the senatorsseveral day's visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. »»rh ar* •» foffu«» riddance of bad rubbish to let him get more than one or two of the old ministers to-be, who has already lieen decided Hrri.lr rtfv S o . ShlTM Cordon at Daytona Beach. She reports Kof I W fj«kr Atnfonl* FI#. 200 *h«rrR out and stay out? or ambassadors remaining. The secre­ upon by the Democracy of the stale. l>, Thfm^hrr S#nfor<!. F l*. 100 Several nice office rooms to r(. a delightful trip, taries and all others in the lower grade» A I*. ( ‘onnrlJy iUiiford, H * Vi* h trm The senatorial race promise» to Ih- a Peoples Rank Building. Apply ^ A T . H isjptt«r Smnioftf, Ft# 30 ftharr^ Thayer Thursby is »pending a week That September Morn picture is get­ of lhe diplomatic service are not to be three-sided affair. That Senator Dun­ J'hr C#tDrriin Sanford, F I* W »hanav Peoples Dank for Information pyp with his grandfather, Hon. W. S. Thayer. T . K. W ibon S/|v»n FI# JO •h#r## ting a lot of Florida editors off their feed disturlied. can Lb He teller will stand for re-election 1 II. G im tr »Siioford, FI# 20 ih#rr# Through the efforts of A. W. Drown N. Knowing President Wilson's general withoul savins and they are writing all kinds of «tuff F !. WcmdnifV S#nfimJ, PI» to»h#rr* From present ap\\ H Wight Sanfortl, F|# to «h#r#* anent the beauties of surh picture*. reputation for conservatism in ousting pciirnnce he is likely to l>e opp<*x-d by we are having n very pretty anil tasty J r Ht*nrtfKi Sanford. H# HI»Harr* Sarfurtl. h i h»*har«*i The Inverness Chronicle even goes so Republican office holders, Democratic former Governor \U>ert W. (Jilchrist cl-^truted booklet, si-lling forth the ad­ John MrUrh uf H onda vantages of Enterprise and vicinity to* a far as to attempt to describe "Cupid” as senator» anti representatives are some­ and by J N. ('. Stockton Srrmpulr • ’uunly desirable site for w in te r homes. -SituaU-iI Un !ht* itai [«rriMHiallv *[ip,-«rrd n.* Fo: what amazeil to find that he has sjweded a '‘she." r«nt L a b , If- 1« Thraaliirr, A . F. Oanndtiy, A- TS enntor F letcher has moat c re d ita b ly IU| jt j* on a high plateau o ve rlo o kin g the removal machinery so fast in getting ------ 0 -----K o w tlr f. Jn# ('«nvfun, T . E , W’fl*on, S . 1!, reprenented the sta te . T h e re Is no (jursL ik e M on ro e , w ith its tr o je (¡ain»r, K. I. Woociniff, w 11. Witht. J. ti»nEditor Howard of the Orlando Citi­ rid of dijilomata who were left over from lio n in g the fact th a t he has ((won relca, nJ1|w, rin g strceLs, i u tine m edicinal g u o i 'a ^ S I \ o u ¡ T w W zen is taking a vacation for two weeks the Tuft administration. Many of the sjH-ct and honor in ( ongrtvts and is one ji_H »hell roads, its in -a u lifu l |l™rTd |#) *fl »»d_»bo ri« -y t« t tb* torrfuinf pm Ì rh a rtrf uf S#minn1#- t'o u n ty Hank, and which accounts for his slighting The diplomats appointed by Taft or his pre­ of tin- besf know n m en the s ta le has wujk * and drives, there is no gtxid reason rarh ftring duly i » olti *^v#r»Uy atk now now!**«tf*« ►irr* t! y ark decessors have exfiected that they would Herald and Forrest Lake in his last (hat h*» ctm iiN l ih# I.« ik,. .f*M — arid pur ever sent to the n a tio n a l rn p itn l Dot K n te rprise should not in a sh o rt lxretained. This Is esfH-ciully true uf jNir>r* ih e fr in f*gpf t-Mfla-i! issue. How he ever issued a paper In « li n a « wb#n»if, I H#Vr hrrrttnlu my dow n I am |in way th e y s till Illum e him |H. oll,. ,,f K lo rn lit's jio p tilu r w in te r Hmnd and alfìtc-tl rni «* al ih i- 2fi* H t i* j o f A u ffu »( without mentioning one or the other many who have been in the service a long for the traiwfer of the customs district Y I» I’M1 was pronounced a miracle until the time and who have risen from the ranks, headquarter» to lackaonville anti here resorts. **-#J H < 1'ulH‘Sf:. \ \ II M ow er* »if Ib - la n t i makes ire hut it ajijaarM that they will have in walk I ’ u l .l u M jiTr «I I ai*f f r ■ nminrcmem of his a Use rice was chron­ and there are hule unimos]lie» whick ijuenl lri|ts tiere with auto fiartles. VI > *“*.1*1 r 1J11Pi-* Frf.t 1*1. I’i 1ft. the plank also. I i'fk -i| icled. will have i he ir effect. Senator Fletcher O The •'ool hern Oak» Poultry farm is — 0 will have the backing of the more con­ having extensive uniiroveinenis made in A U D IT FLORIDA servative voter« of the state Hut there tlieir (dant Juiijr Seminiti* While we are casting aliout for some­ TH E T R I T Ì I A new 7 J It liuilding i- In I tilirf of (Hr ISt«»uniY « I r uf I lo t KÌ4 M ore |wople are interested in F lo rid a is no d o u b lin g he w ill have to p u t up u now being erected under the su(x-rvision I« r* t.-tat* oi thing to help Hanford tx-comi- great we , . . . , . n . I . Kmm*tt li llrrnitnn B E F O R E BUYING should not lose sight of the fact that we than in any other state in the Union. A hard fight. of the su p e rin te n d e n t, Hert W enkboii« Tn All i'in*ta«,(* l.vat,*. 1mtoiiui..- .i.ii vn have no tourist hotel and no piare for H in ri (film who travel* is constantly <|Urwh l-in « i l»,nv « i Î -em»nrl, »f»,r,.t .»el F’orm er tio v i-rn o f ( iilc h r is t w ould hbi M r am i M rs R alph F’ernald have re G t» i. our many winter visitors. One of the tinned by men who w ant to know the [() j, lo thi- senate. T h a t is certain tu rn e d (rom th e ir V«sj *n*l h oi ) ,,u mfr her*I.> neofw«! in d vacation «(suit r,-|,O ie=I to ¡>ft—n! «n> <I»Irr,, »m) ilrtnaml» most imjtortant subject» to dlvura at tr u th a lm u t the s ta le . H u t there are H ut n il of the G o v e rn o r’» old « u jip o rte rs th ro u g h o u t llie norths.set. sb lrh >«m. ,x »llhrr uf >ou, rn»y h i-e irmtr-i-t the J)resent is the tourist hotel that we fe’w men who can te ll the tr u th a lio u t are not e nthusiastic a b o u t it. They M r am i M rs V- A H ishop are s| m iu I Ih» *—( » !* ol Km mrlt H llf-frublt-, rtue»*M-<r, 1*1» n f S r tn in n W o t u n t ) . H » f n t » , l o ih n u m te n l« n o U have not and every other city in Florida F lorida. lielieve m m to have Ixx-n a splendid Gov­ 1'ig th e ir vacation w it ii home fo lk ' in »•Imtn&tnox ,tf «aut r-tal» wilhiti i»„ yrarlr,,n» ttw. <t*tr h-»t-,t I t is n ’t Ix-cause th e y d o n ’t w ant to te ll ernor, but they are n o t q u ite ready to has and we may as well face the charge K e n tu cky I »1li-rf V u i u .t I S l h V 1> I 1 1 J the tr u th but liecause th e y o n ly see one send h im higher vei and plead guilty. We have it not it vv in n t,i m,v . H ut if he ru n * he M r* E m m a f o u n t luis njlu rta -d from U .0 lo O Ä t f* O A ul h n im O I || HrfnU un U — l -------------- O stile of II T he large m a jo rity , u f the wrrtf—have the backing o f n part U f th*- .i | i| eii.-ait v i-it -Witt« f r o - m i- oi N e » 1 * fr, [s-opte of th is state are pleasi-d w ith cornier vu 11vi- elem ent, and also id th<- w, i N nj ni« How to pronounce Huerta is the ifiiesF lo rid a . T hey »re so well pleaneil th a t or local o jitio n forreo. T h e re ’s one th in g The ttrph.m agi- c iiiltire n . under tin tion. Whether you say ^rVu-htirt tier they d o n ’t a n y th in g but tfie b rig h t sun- a lio u t M ls -ri G ilc h ris t -h i- w .i- a*, c t|j;« ro i .ig. uf M i - I W H <t-irk am i or You-err-ter nr Mew er to There’s a sidi* and th e ir n p tim is ttr talk i* r a lr u honi-1 • iov erttor * M• I ..... I'- III!- M o d e - . . U III .,1,1 lug significance in any on*- of the Dir*-*- rim iat> d lo lead to ihe la-llel th a t a man can Jo h rr N < S io e k tu n is a v e te r a n at and (i ni.* at Ducili » It* •tiro 1 pbuetred *y liable*. Orange ('ou h tj ( ilm ake money here w ith -cnrcelv half an 1-sil» y\ la**t ViV.-.1 ed m (tesila hot f1t ,i>-m> R> the (Militinil Kuliì*■ Timi- uf tor time )„* iirm gs V izrn. effort few u year* Otle of < tin- prêtii as gti in­ iltiVUt m iutti-r dil-fl'llt, -SOlIll- tiro v-¡V« a»i fe j i ur« ligo As a man who is rom (trient we would «Iti* one Some men believe this. So favorable tuii- t|X'ftlIti m o v e jtiM llt-tlliillg him off say that it is pronounced "W erta" with |*l«c-, «, hut 1)iuvjnIK fall. i-n in to dois the general im pression of F lo rid a th a t Mi a 1•■it f, ' V% IIf fill u tiriic trv i from 1lo- k'oitl III- <llU H il l (’ Llire f-s, 1H S 'mi­ a pi-cullar whistling through the teeth a lot of jneh .ire ready t<> tx-ln-vi w liat Wrilc to us. We have Hm lle I' ix-iiig f> ut ir, »»1 1il» old 11.1\* 1) lor airi mori- of it 11**1•etttly pur such ns only tin- Spanish langusti cun w hatever they hear am i fro m men of tins 1, Mr < li.i-e d IT r I. stroiittK tirgt-il from cliiTi*n*nt sei-lmils of M1 it w ill II,• accomplish. clll«« w lto come to th is s ta le mu IS Vt, t f i * - t i l t » t i m.iki- I iic nie» II, IS I I I . . () ’•I .nr jtol f the hest proposition in i#* -i lf* fiMjrírY »er •»« to h- .ir ! (» lc-r -eb- --f t In- ■:»-» |*t, f *»ieta / ill 4 Mr* ]t| ( rr-tv K **. >lr1V♦ i P ' •t fi,-si- or wMPik*> .tr-'i 11 J), 10(01 ♦ T K r I l.ti t i i 1 >* i t i nt i % * ' niny* i.# IIOi.il, —! ,>■ I on II - to till- -I,It. I I (MS l |I Ig '»H •“*Liftf |;*i*J»r*'r¡ tj»«* ifl l Fi1ik> Il |f ■aliqiaigti ufi th* same liio ■.Mr . d with •v»*r> i«iit- nmj wi ■ «t i n on Iv i f the state i-i make a fo ri- |.i w ith o u t >..ud work tJ J»TT*rx• er.*1 i.g frante fKa|t « Í.0.1111 (. I .lit pu Jlll¿ l i l i ’ .LN ID ins lust fidili tir «-ill Jirtur >iMtmi m btfttfrij iTAT» #,(#» e r i I n* ft to Je** Ilh M vuétrr>ihm Mu h tituls he was ro i-ta k e n and u fte rw a n ls Mi ti her 'n ilriHIgtal up) xittrii t jiu l not Mr- I. .-(dime -irret al M F- i'lid ia n fine lady and rettling down in the next »«*■» only the d ark side and tells w h a t he meaning any disresqx-ct to iho Hun age, A tiom her uf social functions wen best city in Florida. Not- only is the sees th ro u g h ja u n dice d eyes. given in Mr> S tris-t’ s honor. AIInti W ialler Gilchrist. Sentinel improving in matter but in GASOLINE KEROSENE C R U D E 'OIL ENGINE equipment, and their latest addition to the office is a fine large Miehie pro** that will fir in t several thousand pa [tent per hour, fold them am i mail them and col Irct for the stiUrripljons. We con­ gratulate tHi- S c t iiir l on their goo*I for tune O - Í: m . » e ie . . k < :y .- Ä V* ‘ 1 L4 afè." ** F o u r or five c ro |» can tic rained in F lo rid a on tlte same ground in one year In fact in some cases si* rn i|w have (m-cii .................... grow n fro m the same land. It «cani-Iy |need» mi aargum ent to convince a «ane trmri that more money can In- mmle off Father S. J. lli lb u r n o f i ’a la tk a or \\ A M n c W illia m s o f St A ugustine w ill provi- t'lu u ile L ’ Fmgle's strongest o jip o nent in the new fo u r th or ’ ’shoe s tr in g ” d is tric t w ith th r ixi<Ls in fa v o r o f M il b urn T he d is tric t extends fro m Jack I >\ H lm oi t I Ititi \i ( s Mr« Nila I r,iwf,if,| .Kilt liti li- «ill, King Ouwfof I jirc '(wilding some time Sfr« Wh.x-1 l> ft last w, ’,*k for Willi, «prtng» »n, w nvillito Key \ A est anti includes th «ti» » ill jo in tier husband four to - u cr,,| .i year than fro m one couiitirs of Duval, Clay, St. Johns, Put that can mutur, or-tv one or two. It is < o n lin u i'd on Pagi- I little more than rn. i multijilication. nam. Volusia, Seminole. Drange, Uro Hut dtxw this «t that one cart live I vard. Osceola. St L o n e . P alm Beach. without working in Florida? it shows Dade and *Monroe.* N o lire H irxe O w ner« * llilburn came within a few volts of the reverse. There is no need of any I have a first class expert horse shtxT argument to prove that the man who defeating powerful Frank (¡lark the last Give him a trial. raises from four to six croji* must work campaign, and he Stands about the licat W . II U nderw ood longer than the man who m is« only one. Hhow in this fight, if he enters. F'runk | 94-tf In the states in which one crop ran he Uhav- of Jacksonville is a strong cn- ; produced in a year the fanners have , Dant. but he is not known enough dowit three or four month* of leisure every |1n Hie |>o(iulou» east const counties, tuul Dig Etrumiun year three or four months in which 1 l hen, too. he comes from Jacksonville, j IO W o o d lan d P a r k . L a u n ch there i* nothing they can do. Hut the T h a t o u g h f n t to lx- a g a in s t h im . h u t man who raises five or six crops a year th e r e 's je a lo u s y o f to o m an y o ffic ia ls V " ' a M a y nn,! M * m ie wl11 » « v e c ity 30 o m., Sunday. 25c round ha* no leisure. He has a whole year in com inR fro t h r h ijj rio r tc ia m e tro p o lis . 85-Fri-tf |L'Enlge maki-s his nicx' from this dis­ tripwhich to work, iiti am of land that can mature fron. FÀJ Wallon lia» moved hack to Orlando and taken his accustomed place as part OYvncr of the Reporter-Star. We wel­ come him back to the Florida fold. He is a man in every sense of the word and ■before the boys of the "press gang" had hut little time to make his acquaint­ ance, hut now that he Is here to stay they will get Ix-lter acquainted with him and The Herald editor commends him to the i'profes»h" as a man to tie to. Like all of us he has had his troubles but they have only chastened his spirit and he is the same whole souled, genial, Ken­ tucky gentleman that one can always We think a given amount of work will trict this time, anti, of course, is entrench-, look fur in the Hlue Gras« State and th » t 'i r * a ( t .t ourt, K *vrn lh J u J l t i a ) ttlrru tt. produce better rosults in Florida thnn in ed by his two years in office. Albert In Stauwhen they come to Florida the bulmy of Floret». SrrmnuU, County. In Chanrrry Williamson, editor of the Floridian, is a | any otbef state, but the man who wishes It. To War* and Maul* <Jr*y climate always rijx-as them and makes a* K i x u t i n at l l i i i t . ot to do trie last he cun for himself will not seeker also, but then he's from Jack­ John«, in better if such a thing is jiossible. Vf. T . John». Comnlainaau. lir.l« or •Ipp alien he has done ati amountof sonville. j — » -(_)-----UorR equal to that which can bo done Of course the contest the slowly hut Sanford O p *,. H ow, < W n r . SPEAKING OF BRICKS v rorparatlpn of HorW», S* J profitably in stairs further north. He really shaping up. in nil of the djstricts. •Dta«dya;i<i IPitwct H.]t»ins*a‘, Our frie#ds of Sanford claim that* Trinte*. i i«ln,linli.v has time to do more work and double But under the now law ({tore won’t bo Sanford » "the first cily fn the south for T b* drfrfldaat J to ban H. R a t w j, m m **. »: his results. much money spent, there will lx- leas Ulr* mttlr* that h* b iVjuit,q to appn»r to tb* b paved » t r e a t * .A - ’pretty hjg claim that rotnCiainanU Oletl In Ihl« n u * on Mun,USo the main advantage of Florida is mud-slinging and altogether things t>olit- M IK* it&In of Ortol-af, A. P. I0U . for a ‘‘city ” of tht- rite, and it Apjx-ani to * l* furihrr Wdrred that Ihn « r,t*r b* puWt»h*d not in tempting to idleness but in ical > ill doubtless mov W x.tlorg be made ¡n poaitive ami not relative for four rowMs-uliv* th* Saijionl Owajd. lengthening the lime during which they er plane. The development aod pd\i»hce anl-brMUr n*wxn»txr 4» l-tithn] In K*sur (W u™ ¿¡or Instance, the boast taken county^ Florida. • ». , ran work with profit. The man who ment of Florida has broadened the vi^w Witnis*. my hand and th* nyaj ot a ja court at literally mean* that Sanford has more understands this and act* on it intelli­ of some who were once narrow* minded, Sanlivd, thl» ZSih d»y of Au(u«r,-lStJ. p»vcd. streets than. Jam p ^ -or *Jackson­ , F-A. DOUOMta, gently will never be a knocker, for he A'comparison of today’s issue of the pa­ J-jr r s x i‘ (xJurt, ftamlnol* County, Monda. ville, or Atlanta or New-OHdans. The WlW-ti & IfouahaUar, »111 never Fie u failure. He will see the per* of the state compared witji an issue Solicitor* for Compiainanu. X-Kri-itr ville, or Atlanta or ’Picw Orleans. bright tide of Florida and live the bright o/ the same papers.ten years ago would Herald must evidently be taken cum giano Mil¿5. Rut really the "Celery side of life and if, in after years, he strikingly prove this fact. The demaNOTICK OP INCORFORATtON ishe» to rest he wiILlm aiiLuJ.o JW n.qt-_rmicmi l u » a l .auk-li, »Kui. — o m i » ! . ^ rl v (ft C ity " is (Lung_iwU',ukwLi> -wt-H.-e t#-rerehT Tfrerr 8\fl fear of want. Times-Union are not fixils Tlwy will appraise the dï «Pplv tq the C,o»*rnor <>f-ih* s i h of Fionda ahe does now draw the long Ixiw in boast­ n ™ ,J“ 2&,h ot StpUmWr. candidates for what they ari; ajici Trend V D ing of holding the prize for being jjgt C*|P. ™ l*tt*rs |«l*nt, Inf.i-prMïliüg laote Cotmljr Jlank. nmW th* loUauin« rirupoM-l them to Washington or eneOUroge thent "best paved city in the south" and for thaitar. the arittnai ol.»hich I» now imi Kl* in th* Gaught Dig Ixtan Shark in the "hack to the farm" movement- nfgre uf th* nxtatary Ut «Ut* al »aid «X I* 0f being the pioneer in thé making of brick - Ttfm on, N. J ., Aug. 29—The loan according a* they nre f i t —Savannah Flood#,. street*. Though tho two place* ore sev­ A nàm" ,hi* 2<|ilb '’•i' of Aufuit. shark business of the country received NeWsA/ V 1' * eral classes apart, it may be worth while a dnattl blow today when Daniel H — — r m tit e - ■ t o iwenrion-rivat-Tam pii hud ftfu-fri■years Tollman, alleged to be tho head of prac­ ago more miles of brick »treeta titan San­ tically the entire buxines* of the country’ ford will have Y»hen all her projected was sentenced to pay a fine of >1,000 and T . r . w n™ » . pavement* are finished and that »he hod was placed under probation for three ('•«.„ TU.h a greater mileage than Sanford ha* now years. Should Tollman be detected dn before the latter* had laid p single brick. ojxrating a loan agency in ur»y. «t u r H * t *rd . virtu* of Uw Law» of th* — Tam pa T im « . the United S U M , hia probation will be FH* f*.- «*** »ltd under th* foIGwin* You forget ti e ‘figure* in populatkm. t r»**s : m revoked and he will be brought back to (P tlW O fti. • Tam pa ai’t lough -decreasing Jn tax val- Trenton tojam-o a prison * 'T b a nxm* _ _ .,1 1 * . :r • .* The word UPnotusedat t G IB B S GAS! I E N G IN E CO. at the Ilencf . ifiSss* O' ■ íítía&s OF FLORIDA i JA C K SO N V ILLE, FLA M-, » M A v o id T r o u b le a t H o m e T o run the kitchen range is a nuisance ■— especially on a warm day, and an ironing day at that. There’s no need to bother witii the range, however, if you ¿ i have electric light". You can operateG-E Electric Flatiron3 and G-l£ Electric E! Disk Stoves from any electric incandescent lamp socket. “ Kill two birds with one stone"— avoid troublesome household work and econ­ omize by using G-E Electric Hearing and - Cooking Devices. Com* in a n d taka your p ick o f Tho Lewder* o f tho M arket. —- 1— * » It,. , mnm. i. ■ * Sanford Light and F u e l Company Sanford, F lor ida ( �9 ■• #. IN AND about the city Closing o u t all p o p u lu r music at 10c per copy. S M m well. 101 Ur i» » e ;" w 't -Board« «nrit-nl ( itailel of l'Iant S y s te m linn un New HnhiliinenlH little H a p p en ^ 8— Mention Of T h e s ta te m e n t n f affair» ili i*t'tw**,.n The l ’iro lllix -k fam ous in the Matters In Brief (»riunii- and S*-mmi.|c (-o lititi** * i | | u 'la , - of the ohi P la n t S v ite li! w hen the ready lo r ih«- i" o n t v rotiim is-uoin-r «' b u ild in g was a h ive n( ra ilro a d in d u s try thè tw o coutil i t i tu mspect at thè Sèp- is l*-m g p u t in t i n t class shape and from PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST te m b e r m eeting the cu h w e l» of n n rie n t h is to ry th e b u ild ­ Such l* th è |ir.-i||i-ti(in *o l C lerh M \ | ing I» lie in g p ia c ili in l in t clam c o n d itio n R in w | i <im * office .M*-»sr» « „ . i l T .iL l bobinson, ib ill!v m . m whose M.-wr» JJo„ hh in ti^r offices and school" anil* lodge room s th e 1‘iro was not s lic e tis lu j 111 I mh-i i III t * ‘ “ C L u r Ü S w i Por H ^ w , ■' . j - V *-0 .. , j , , __ I ___ tl\rly the i*uiintifs d( Orange mg<- him a ln ]i S'-n Sem mg the c o u n ty c o u rt house, h u t |ila cin g Herald Kcadcra inole ari- cngag*-*| in makm g u |i th è tig the co u rt house in the W c ltx irn e ItliM-k p (lines w u in the city yesterday ur*«. Tt(c hulk of the work has b e n made many tenant» for the 1‘ico, am ong calling on hU many friends and getting done and a f.-w I,..««- threads are now I..- the.m the Kagles who now have th e " ili fHHmoIlc limili ■ onion Mi-d w ith L. It P h iliji* 4 Co l( ) l b rin g 1Li !a m il) fur an a ll ibi;, p ie iiii at W iM idl.uid I ’arV tf 1. It I ‘hlll|M wi have a fu ll supply of genuine fterm uda O nion seed in Septem ber KM tf Every one of the 500 fabrics wc show for this season's wear, we guarantee tth.be P U R E ' W O O L —just pure, as Nature grows it on the sheeps back-- not one thread oT cotton /or shoddy in any of them. You will find the latest shades and patterns, all right up to the min­ ute-- you’ll be sure1 to Ifind the one to suit your taste..,. Our tailors ^will Hand-Tailor your clothes to your measure from the fabric you select, and we guar­ antee you will be satisfied. T h e (¡a t*1 C ity House lias h rm ig b t daw n the h»g In a ia i ut l i v i n g - «»ply f t 00 per week "for the finest ta b le board in th e c ity See Parker. 2 8-tf H o te l breakers, ju st s o u th of H eal mgs f u r 1lay tona Reach Open year mg gathered up One ol the most try- linest iieai|(piurt**rs that could !»e found round New hotel. M a ke s sjMs-ialty in g problem s has Iteen the a d ju s lin e n t n f in this section. T h e ir lodge ro o m w h ile 1of shore dinners T hursday evenings and jtady to remove his Tamily to luikelantl nherc he has charge of th e Ice p la n t. Mrs. F. P. B io « Bnd f“ mi,y ha vp r«‘- th,‘ r,,a'1 l;,x m oney hetween th e in c u r sm all is very co n ve n ie n t and the reading I turned from a t r ip to p oints in Tennessee porot.-d tow ns o u tsid e <>f S anford a n d m om * and c lu b rooms are w ell located and they are now preparing to m o ve to O rRindo in the (w o counties but the r<T in e n tire b u ild in g is U-mg paint<>d lakeland. We hate t<e lose Mr. a n il tu rn s have I ks-ii given in and thus m a tte r and calsom ined and made new again and I Mrs Itincs and th e fu m ily fro m o u t—is u lxw A .*« xju *J;i. — the Pico B lo ck w ill I»- one of th e b«s*t midst b u t wish th e m w ell in th e ir now . — I t w ill tw—f u i l j r th re e m onths h o w e ver b u ild in g s fo r offices in the c ity . home. Sanford’s loss w ill c e rta in ly tie M o r e a c o m p le te ssettlem e tib in .-n enti can I*. made, ow ing to th e fact that the ta x r*r Lakeland's gain. . florida Itrrriir« l’ublirili "~M r. and M rs. A. Berker nf B a ltim o re d rm p tfo r| account which hits to b*- pu.w .1 I grt visiting in the city tbi* week. - Mr. -upon by the c o m p tro lle r w ill nftt tin r r ~ 11‘ ',, Florida t» m rrn n g much desjrBerker is of the well known commission ceived from the comptroller’s office for a^ ‘‘ publicity nnd boosting in various firm of A. Berker L Co., nnd they tire-some timerbtrr-)»tr-Rrfhm*>rt is of th e « ^ o n * of the country is evident from »pending the month of August in F lo r- o p in io n thnt even th is ite m M the s e ttle - th,‘ ddUAving fripn t{^ |>en o f th e N e w idi where it is cooler than in B a ltim o re , m ent can l>e a rr Wd at w ith su tlh Y’ o rk correspondent of the C in c in n a ti Mr. Berker had his machine sh ip p e d uceurncy so th a t a p a rtia l settlem ent m a y K m p iin *r, w h ic h appeared in th e O h io from Baltimore to Tampa and is m a k in g U- made w ith only a sm all balance b it t<> pa|>er o f a recent date : " I have m et a n u m lr r o f T he a c tiv e I the trip through the state In his ca r en- l»e p nid th e new c o u n ty w hen the fin a l busi ness men of F lo rn la in N'*<\\ ^ y r k joying every minute o f-th e tim e linrl. W illie S trin g fe llo w sjierit several days 1 ol this »cek iff th e c i, y* MVer to take a ride on th e new ele va to r in the court house. W illie says th a t m any DcLand people are anxious in com* o ver and ride the »«east as soon as it i- in ru n ning order. S to ckto n " i l l Ifun T h e announcem ent ha* been m a il* fro m l.n kM uu ni* t»,.*t I N » si k tn f consented t •• mak* t in r.t<* tnr uat or agallisi I »uiiea *I I ( |.-t I »l.-f S»<M kt*ll< is a her*nc 'igur* .1, I I " - .'i.l J« !|t|* s In 1'.»<»I lie iiiim I* the race for s e n a to r against S enator .lames I' T a lia fe rro . since ret Hired, and came pear to Ix-m g nom inated. T h a t ra n was one of tb<most « |a v tn n ilu r in m In-t**r\ of tli* ■». . u i " t i ­ it state, is 'ltig id* > ' J ' I H**n«la a« Hie >e.,r M ll N , i |b .|i -oii H B ro w a rd w as e)*s t*-d '. • rnor *»v*-r -..Reports from Braxton Perkins at the Odandq.hospital are all good and he is improving every day. Mn. Jtfo. D. Jinkitw and children and Mr».' H- V. Perry’ have returned from a visit to relative* in Menommiie. Wiconsin and Kansas City, KansiLC. W. Crim, night utfent at Urn ( Hast Line deixit. accompanied by hi« wd* u,d ( opgM s ' P i a ! , R " t ’ " 1 ' 1 1*1 ( l i e \ « .ir l"o s \ |. -. f , I, L TfOT K X« daughter, Mis« F.rva ol tlie p*•-1. .11 . force left Wednesday for a month - \i-u again a c a n d id a i' I I , l ini o lfe rin g fo r l i i ' l i rm ir III l»< I • '1 if " a va llist I . -f to their old home in Indiuna Col SlcfTy. c irc u la tio n n uii ag* the Tampa Times was in the « Hy on Wednesday looking a fte r business b e South H urlda * gr*-ni af:*rn..< • t< r-M It U ro» K -' \\* • f t \ I ■r t " t j i l c h r i 'i oi I'.iiita im rd .i. am i I . dehnst won b \ u largì ttta io n c It. w \g a |i |l I'M »' M - ag il'tl-t U \ d ld .lt* III I».*’ p ru t i pa(ier M isms* M innie and R u th S te w a rt »-ft \ Milioni of l 'elisa* ••I f " t N I' M ry a ii ''. « o iia to rsf ilp on Saturday last to sis-nd tt»*-ir va c a tio n " ( .1aeksop v illi’ for i • I 1 ad A "l| -t til of two or thr*s w*eks sight ■««•Hig • N. . I orne r • ¡o ve rn o r It ■ . n ii a l l" ' ' " f I'« • ••• ig.ii ' I .«I f !•* Y'ork c it\ ' Mis.» I.inda la a r t j f l t r . »f -%-:»».«TÄcre,« *1100« m ¿nm ntiu •s**m*t- Ilici / »lit!, .il t,»:» 1*1't• AJaltama. where »he w ill ' t'l* I u< ' -» » Ml U tr. i rvj. d al o( f 111* .ll.'l (o in ti in the' »tate anil * x|« . t- 1" ! . . • ' / rem about one m onth ' »• ' Ilf* •\ [* fir (V eil Itn tt I» horn' f*. ' • iTor I , wher* In w.L» i «fled by th* p" . of hi* n i"tii* r He left h* r gre.it red * 1proved but Far rtc**v*'f\ I- v • I Ivi.* .1, ‘ 'T h e .star Thet.tre in tn-mg -• ■ VI ,l> I f t * t-iroi# r by brick foundations in<l 1'U' it Tl:. w*s*k apU. it amazed one t*i Itsta-n to tins to r\ fJii»\ t»dl te ll of Florida M erida's prdyri-v* in ev i t \ fo rm of business. F ru its , vegetabliw , ro tto li, co rn , shipn ' 1.1» " f ti- h . 11M•I **-r pbosphale, tobacco f ig a r i . tin- trade in «II o f thi-se i- -aid io (>*• very m ie li enlarged, as compared w ith fo rm e r years, w hile never in the h is to ry o f th e state have so many new eitler» com e in a* d u rin g th e Inst tw elve m o n ili» , H * a g ric u ltu ra l d is tric ts of the sta te .tra-Hio • • g a o iid e rfu liv and lin prie««* 1 lauft* k i i p N adds advancing^ Ml lb* i ili*-* of tfit stale are »bow ing g.u ■ i . it liti » ill • •" -ta u t1 • V| a lld ilig I .» ,"*-.vhlle tlie ra il -" .id - nr* m a k in g n*-w r*»-ords in r*s-e ip ls Tin»* geni lem *" an ol III*- o p in io n •* i ................ .. • ir i ' " com pletely i r a ii 't 'i r i in*- inisiiii-s- " I F lo r'd u and mak* it a pow er m tlie tra ile o f th e Pan O i u d • iif o ig n •fnirlM irs and i!- -I.ort bln*» tr e -I " - In tin ti fro m tlie T il, guli »»|i>. k lo ll M ak* » S tatem ent S unday n ,-.n NT Fr. If Y ou . a n t drow n in tb c U , ««11,m il I ’ urk -w in m iin g pi«>. Id e a l place i jt.urn t ,, , u im hlllpyitil and eleiuie*! da ly . 87-tf Place y o u r orders ii, h:i in I -• »* jit my ••■» and a a,. - al t in* ca l l ■! ■ ■ I , Iff,, . I» i t,r»t i b*-- » i ve r y l « « l y t h a t f i g i , ii I t. it mi genuine d e liv e ry 101-tf T he “ W h ite House,’ ’ D a y to n u Beach, Special rates to s u m n u r-g u c s tM . f $1.50 per day or $fl to J8 jmt we*-k. W rite fo r reservations. W . r . St K. R . Ayres, P ropr's. H'J-Htc I F le tclie r I " t l'. - i ' i l l M ' l l " l * I»' • a rm r . Hifir of (¡o v e rn o r P ark T ra m m e ll Sto* k to n . b ro th e r " I lo h ” F*»-d M Hm) I- FJllgb»<in and F ongr*-s»rtiai ' i > am u ' Ii t*.« • r 11a lu i In it* » • *».* f . X1 •* • 9 f. *1 ••'II 1111 lunula *tr> I..IS l g " * ! 'I '" ' ^* 1re » ' »' 1 J »•• ^t .1 f • n * t. -r happy tbi* w*s-k over tin- arri X*ll «*i t ft* \f to- -1 ’ • f * * ' •••*«* ‘ 'taught* r. Mr» A W'.,Smi't> •tf ( «»Itili* It ".* )-■* « t .. A »'il t *liw«l fl»! iu M ••us. (in . and little grand »1il UkJ h 1*T . erimr \1* r i Virginia. One of the ablest phyM nuns o f New York-a sciential of international rep. Ufation. lately told a F lo rid a patient: "A month spent on the lieach. in your own state, close to nature, w ith b a th in g in water and exercise in tin- o|*en air *'ill do more fo r you th a n m edicine. Time*-Union. The Sanford H e ra ld any* th a t S an­ ford • latest dunre i* th e “ dengue fever dope. ’ VVr hope our young |n*ople •on t try this u * dance, they had lietter ‘dek to the 'turkey t r o t . " — G a in e s v ille Sun. Mayor Spencer ia bark on the .o]/ami ®*)or'» court baa asaumed iLs regular foutine that was slightly Interrupted d'Jiing the mayor's recent illness.You should go to the Imficriul Th***tr* *nd watch Kamatz work the mo vii*, “ the original slide mspl * ^r* snd Mrs. Low FisliCr are spendln* * few- weeks at Coronado Bench. Ila* I (•\i*f i un ai ni ii»n Belblehem . N li \ug 2 ' Muny delegai*-, irotn all pa-t* *>( 'he c o u n try attending (he formai itegnmnm *»f tiie (o rtielh annuiti s**"ioo '»• thè I nitrii State» llay F**v*t \s»,H'ialioti are fiere today Armisi « itti fitotiu.-.*r» eye w aahe* and ey e cu(>». thriml gargles and hundkerchief» in tiumUer« limiteli only hy thè pur»*-s‘ oi tilt' pur*'b.v«**r■ »everul hundred r*d tu»'* d. -*••1 • • i »n«s*2ing tin and Kindling »öderer» have' ." in 'little mountain town i* *-v it d s l ' - . t<> . • li.ni m eni a lid l« ir t f r o ll i (i*>J 1 tm t un v a it i .. t '• r U tlfto h e ile d e v e ry t lll» "I Clothier and Men’s Furnisher SANFORD Notice FN ami na tio n in and f< . r.t > in* :$f *«.$» flirti. T in lav Sept. 2nd F nr » I '• '•-artier*, i ll f lit lllg f i Si I iin i I and lo r '-'»fiired teachers in H i i | i | n t »' A ca d e m y . A n e xam inai inn fis* o f one d o lla r fiu .'li" w ill I« m 1tu ff’ll. 1» L. T H R A S H E R . S\t|-t 102 *.t • ♦ ❖ «> *Y « a is - tim i o l F lo r id a 1 I» th è O p|H >rttlt!P tM lie fu r to v o le r an d -neh b.e» Iss-n t h e ex \\ 11ri tin- .innouneiuneiit of my Candi­ da* v for t»« l'mi*sl States M*nate tt> suci*s"<1 Senator 1» F Fletcher I pletlge m\»* lf if tlotninat**d and elected, to give my tindiv nle*l att* minn fo th* dutnsv of that odte«' I »Lull 'loec up all my ttusinew affair» and devote tny entire time to th>* »ervii*• of tlie nation. I 1h*i to get llevi that a man in public office should sympa tinte witli otn- .*• *'"'t will e n h a v e but one idea and llj.it 1» the promo­ lin*-s of m-w treatm* m will' utile them to »|h"I t U .c Itvi •It* " ' August tion of tbe public glH«l The office of United States senator and Septemlier at home attending to business. Metill'dietn ha believed thill do*-» not call »** much fur an orator or fewer sn.sien* will <Ii«f ur »• tie- eonveii fim»!icd speaker a* for n tire|r*«s and intion, nnd laundry vhill* for hamlker telligent worker win*»*- W hole sympathychiefs w ill I k* lo w e r in th a t tow n than a n y i» in his work nnd in sympnthy with tlie other. B e thlehem atm osphere i« ».»ol to |M*ople. lI believe tiiut dial 1I am in ... sympathy bo -------kinder toward sufferers frojn hay fover not only with the mten**ta <Jf the hu*i- Horace Williams of Icumkin. t»“-. w >" than at any oth*-r r**»*irt city the guest of .Edward 'Milieu. Corn by Parrel P ost “ many little Sanford fHcttds are glad ri*-*» w o rld . h u t nl»o w iih those o f thè pisipic ut lurge. and if elected 1 "h a ll dedicate m y life to thè huppinen-s and WANTS All L ocu l \dv er t K r m c i i l v luidcr f t i l s Mr.idlmi I tir e r Pent » «♦ 1 Inc I itch Issue F'or Sah- I a *t of H ousehold (¡n*ids. iu ­ •'b id in g 1 ' • •• 'Iris 'tn siiti«- tin ng ’ .tl* | ’*-rf*s t r« t •ii -tove ( an 1« ■*«•«•!( ,|t A lw rn a th y - tu rm tu re «tor«;i 2 tp Pcwtm a-t. r at O viedo w ill I*- H*-l**et*-*l b y a c iv il • rvie*- e x a m in a tio n s*M>n t " I m* h**l«l ’ niff women patron« uf of fi»*«* 1•iig tb i' " t i-rati r . j | ira) T i! s»*r\ it * ‘ » In r , \K . .. . • a .i rt] It'iiM in K \K ¿t*«Tiifik!T ITEG 0 AH WEED they have In s'll ertjoylng a* vneu ' 1.ttlg « o ti d it t.i t * Y i ftl », a ln i ll. ik Md'l ■ • O SOY BEANS * $ COW PEAS fu l l l i n e of all gard en s p p <1 fur tr u rk p r s m id hom o litin lp tis W rite for C atalo g u o an d P r ic e s on C ra in and F o ed . F M A R T IN A <'(>.. t 201'. F^. Hay S t., J a ckso n ville , F lo rid a REDUCED PRICE O N 'G U A R A N T E E D G O O DYEAR P A T H F IN D E R PLAIN TR E A D 50 $2 Each B IC Y C L E -- T IR ES t $ 2 . 5 0 E a ch N ever s*.Id aiiv whi te b ss th a n X.l 2 5 to Î.1 5 0 \ lug r u n t r a r l with i h* I >o *mI) e a r f a c to r ) tllr r r l m a k e s th e price to ni* so | r a n s e ll ai d o tte m argin profit for r a » h . the»* tir e s u| $ 2 .5 0 e a ch Ille s e tire s are rn t »et unti» o lii Mock or d e fe ctive in any way, but fn-»h »toi k Jit »« ln fro m tlx factory and each one c u rr i* * a fn rlu ry g u aran­ tee III.il m ean* iip n u d l.il. n pia i im e n i III I t i 11A M F o f any one that * »cs«»« a ia flit n « r * .a - ( ii^ ia lie f r c O ic in m « | .iiu l oi w i,t k ma n*h.ip 101 Inf Si $e ri W. S. PARKER l M I'*fi . I' U id . I pu rp i I h i ab , • t w o f .l " •f ro*.t. I ’lionc nr lior-* ■-but f w r it f FliiiiS i. sH> n c hi •• i n . B«v V: m 01 M t I I irije» ■d '! F'or S a le - Fine I* r»*-;. In ife r, ntrw in m ilk , and due t<i freshen a b o u t Dec 1-t ( iio r g * . ( i H e rrin g , Sai l ’ riee $ :iri.0(). ford Fia « 2t p F’or Sale T eam of C la ir W h ite , flo x 1272 m u le *. F'or Sale at a B argain Seven room house, c o rn e r Film avenue and 11th St A pply on premises 1-lU tp F'or Sal** A good hors*-, w ith o u t blemish d itio n W ill exchange C all o il or phon*u F\ fo rd . F'la. It V you Ikivc som eth in g that is intended for your eyes only, put 111 one of our Safe Deposit Boxes lmrul.tr'* i .miiiit jj* ’ ** «hicI you will :c ,t|i»(»lutr pr i\ .iv y lu-ciiusc ;tll otirSalr Dcunsit Boxes M it II ^ tic Lock» u ludi canyot be o|>CMed tmlesh you lirlp. These I«»« ks have double ;uet baiiism that requires two different keys to unlock. You bave* one key anil we bold tbc other and both must be used at the same time or the box cannot be opened. c i .tm u it r r .li I» it 9 J. St l-'fte general purpose and in good con fo r good mul* F l)iitt< *n . San H»2-tf (¡ood F'arm for Rent C astle (¡n rd e ti on (ru c tio n line, llir*»' m ile s from c iiy F arm ed fo r five years, a ll tile d , tw o good flow ing w ells, liu rn and o u ls h e d . R e n t­ ed cheap fo r cash. A ddress *M rs C ora Canaatotg. New York, 1(*„ 102-tfc PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD c rag } The Value O f Our Ice n a ti o n . K ilt tlie re ls » till m uch to fa- don*' !»7-tf th e '*♦. aiid I »ball tie**le all my tim e to IK )"t It* t il t,ig h t, room Iiount* srrt-h • tinel's good friend. Allen < t»h*sm, and i t i e ly . t 'l th e tus-tl» of our |»»(JJf ♦ llltll. W e ll |iH-ati»l. A p p ly lo A I*. j h a w had «uch strong assurance of th y were us ftnc a d juicy a» any c o rn Connelly. 96-tic . F lo rid a . supiKirt fro m e v e ry s«*tion of the s ta te ever grown in the state of F'or R ent N o. <08 I ’w k Ave., m i th a t I am co n vin ced th u t m y candi Orlando Sentinel. rootvs, b a th , electric lig h ts , gas fo rro o kila ry w ill m eet th e a p p ro va l of th e ttia -- - ^ — ■ — Florida Gels Jiooopoo jority uf t»»c voter» ol riurioa. n mtm 7T^ ATpTA* r o-TT.- r .- n uR u:«'. over T en Cnt Store. 94-tic Wunted-rlfoncjt, c*>ru|*elent »hoW cropper or would tent for coming season.' J'ho Sanford CtWry Farm now ]n cowy r r * ttn ti iH-i«yL-*4aW—*>T-«.uNivatioii. A dd«» E. Valeille, San(o«L-tla. ','CS Is Going Up N o w -B u t The P rice Is The Sam e v F’or CiLsh R ental or S hare F'armmg bv parcel p o st, a ll t i c way ¡n "i < • *» c in n a ti. and they were »» " t by t h* ><*n C. Pletcficr of the Sejpi/iole f> together-witif |d* wifo and H -----1 y<at?rday for Live Oak, where "*y acre called by the Berio^villn(>w, ot B ttlw r. Dr Mnl**"* j* ^»»rge during the alwence of D n \ Fletcher. r-* -Washington. Aug. 2 9 .-O I the $*Y0,- hrely alnolutHy on the principles that I ^Hon. Cary D. Landis, states attopieyT* DoO,000 to be de(>oeited bv die govern- have always stood for to carry me to Riding In’ DeLand was in.tlie city’ yea-! moat-in banks of the south to uniat In |victory. •* °n official business.' the movement of the crofs*. Floriitu is ro . ^ ---------------------- -- , , ------ -Ever. ----------ysmr r u ir r n p u n n nn'L'* get fl.OOO.OOOr - ilank* in Tampa. Jack-.J aonvillo and Pensacola, it is sai«L have ^vhen a' pretty tuuna'n wlahea to - y Evening Paat, the Jaulfrs’ Home aa the ont^ in which th e ikftV# h#r wfcy » u k » man Le» ited ally at tho Herald otV.ce, ! ----------------- F L O R ID A Sped Corn, Millet, Sorghum, Tcosinte, I'ranutu, HeanN, PoaH .i u p Figg ( . plier« in cu b ato r Pouf acre* tib s l land. Two cultivated two year* hut not tiled. House und PwR their old playmate’again. Prealdent WiUori g o t his box o f |H*nches welfare o f iny country. The people of x Mr. and M n. H . R. Stevcha and fa in - by parcel post. iu .d Bob Holly, the h ig h F lo rid a know me and they know iny aton Pjac®: 2 ‘ ‘ r" ' |,-s w', '1tJ1oi n ,| y' ^ left on Tw«day for Philadelphia and mogul of Seminole, likep big chief, g o t, tRUde on every public question. 1I shall L Pine Plowing " d ls . Addis.n L W illia m s . 9.8-tf points In Pennsylvania, where they his box of plum » b y parcel post b u t continue the fig lit .along the lines I blox*sl o u t o ve r tw e n ty year* ago. M a n y n e ith e r has a n y th in g on the S e n tin e l. F'tir Sale 100 W h ite In d ia n R unner »pend the month of September. I ■Mr. and Mnt. W. W. l>onR arc expect F’o r I h* l r k n o w n th a t th * S entinel r e ­ of r h t 'reform s n d v o ra te d d u rin g th a t tim e ,|w, k . it a big barg a in . W rite fo r I » M ike»e||, S a n fo ril It It 2 a *l*a«*ii, ■,>« ■ > : war» Lave (■*»11111* law» of b o th the «lat* and l*rit *•» / J ” rettirff today , from. SkahtM^o.- c t i ' | bun. - W e run ('Tin s u it d I v you v o n for f o r immediate im m p ilin t o shipment s h io im » n t We supply A d dl mv iri*."ilI ’,-sillo n w a n tis t .* e t guard taaitit'aign ......... ol t ,, "Tl,s liest o f refer* ", t lie pritu ipli». > it ti Apply •fi *» !*••• •• .»•».(' 1 •,i \♦ I f It »i« lltte.l ail tti\ life M JO I k e If* * l.f F a. i *. ♦ 1 L* * »f M l . in h.,v. t«» •, rm I .. I * t lii'jo I t * tilt* Itv a t't i ,. , , ! ........... 1 L.f,.,' I-d it" - t" i* .«■I I lie ol owner for rental V »m all children I •ifm) «ir«ta ilt Ile .illuse nf v e s t is i l- t f I '*vaseriajon S**pt l»t m u r* »t.- ■ in fa ad while ut lier» tightF'or Sale O verland fo u r passenger it.g ft r r w ram prim i pl**s ii a ve gatliered a u to m o b ile . G uaranteed to Ite m ja r I f t r l th a t the jHsiple in the rewards ni the «tate u n d erstand m y |K M itio rrn n d f*s-t c o n d itio n . $550.00 nu(h. H ave 1’ (». B ox 1424. Sun th a t tin y ur* ready to recognixe rn*- fo r bo u g h t la rg e r l-.lp the ell* rt- 1 fui v e iM e rflsI in th e ir lie h a lf ford. F la. p r . - it:* - SEEDS-SEEDS--SEEDS and Poultry Supplies | • 1 Q t« "»i su 'p - - T e a . in ■ Kent • .......... agi | *rt i I I I I— •—» o t "N»- FRANK 101-tf th* t n i. • . T I M , . „ o' , . tilul pair a-, ,i if t ta In • building and ii tie sm all I h•> a li" . lo grow they w ill grvutly enlianc* t '.*• spjwârxnce of M a gnoliu und Second •tn v ts and .the tiic a tre b u ild in g . Mr Miller at various lim es has p la n te d m any tn s* around this b u ild in g but th* al suffer the «.mu fate bad tr i al no ' >1 thr small b,1y> lìti = - B e tte r place yaiur o rd e r now for C r y ^ f i la | W ux niM| Hermudo O n io n S m tl w it ì p L. R. P h ilip s St Co. .ttjm b •»•Sl’i Fla. on ! |. for C ry s ta l W as fo r S e ptem ber w ith I~ H. l ‘ iu li|n Si C o. • " a d t» *■' •I .1 now Bermuda One Gut N ' «t'H Vt'.e i lb t * ¡ " la ’ * " ••• ' »•• ftillttu uik; I* ' ."1 : fill '••ga rd i' )• ' ' t'» M • ♦ - -• •..at ••rial ra* • 1) < i A .»» ftr»' .(•>•' » •«» i tuT or M'*i For v i I- I • » * I* • ; • t < fn .it* »r in j« rf* greatly itttprnvtsl It W lb purchiL»*'il tl« b uilding and • • ! • (tut fti«' »ate*, • F ru its, h u rries, vegetable!*, .sp rin g fo o d slttfi all kiiidn are continu in th ic k e r and fuster now . T h e r ç w ill.'h e d ays when prircM will drop and you can jn a k e q u ite 'a gaving hy buying in larger q u a n titie s thnn uaual. * v i Waleh for the.se. oppurtynllieH. and watch' yuur refrigerator. See Oi at il is properly loaded with Our Ic e -•••»•ady al all lintes for a big sating job. Attrr Ice it* th e heed ice .yuu can buy.. Jliu pure, it.!« cul f*tjeu» (ideally to minimise inelthge and to f.( right in thy irp^chi’Mt. And we give you good service with ft. B 'Till pa> ydu fo be muc, Hteady customer. ,T -. A ' *• ■ • , J ■« ,«■---------- L-A ■ .I-___________ J Ic e & W a te r Co. . ■110 So. P a r k Avo. ■ rr , . . ...T o l c p h o n e 2 ____:_______________ • . .* ’ �1 , T , L. G. S T f t IN G F E L L O W all. A delicious luncheon was served by adopted home in LJucky Sanford, JU S T IC E O P TH E P E A C E the host Ms. assisted by her sister. Mrs. Miso Ether Hickson has been apendlng First District of torn!nolo County J . W. l*w to n . ' rrnu tm tla io ■vifh-Lfienda in Orlando. ^'-tviiN ad*, iV tr. i, ■ ...— M> C r r f r * W ? « f i t i * Mrs. J . Fred Turner,_Jr., of Jarteton- young folks as- Mortgages, C ontract., Marriages, ----rri.gr», ana and they will speod the remainder of ville is visiting her sister. Mrs. T . L, sembled nt the reeldence of Will Kaynor u11 work pertaining to the office of Ju s­ the summer in the mountains. Cushing. and attended tire surprise party for Miss tice of tin; Peace promptly and legally attended to. Special attention given to We arc gtad to know th a f B. G. Ramona Wilson. Sm ith'» father, who has been very ill nt ( E L E R l AVENUE N E B S Celery avenue is lieginnlng to get collections. Office in Welborne Block. Mrs. W. If. McGuire, a former resi- pypiy. Our farmers are getting the seed bis home in Georgia U better and able dent of Sanford but now from Norfolk",1 rea(ly Bnd are shaping the fie,da for •o be up again. f - - ■ . _____ _ - L. W r lUgkby of Montgomery and* Va^ is spending, a couplc o ijiee k s JUnSOLLUfe fall mum. ** ______ ** C. • F. Rig'Jry of Charjleston arrived on old (fiends, at present staying with Mrs. GENEVA JO T TIN G S M onday.* They cáme to Ixj. with, tbeir Babbit on Mellonvillc avenue. P lu m b in g a n d j yy n ynl aml family have returned mother, Mrs. M. A. Rigsby,'wha-ft very V MJ » R*nton* McLain from Geneva G a 9 Fitting from a pleasant visit spent with friends 111. She is with her daughter. Mm. B. G. is vijfting M ia Isaliel Raynor. Mlfcr Annie Weeks and M ia Thelma , , «* , >. „ Sm ith. rl'P erso n a Mr. and Mrs. Olsen of Winter Gar- McDo€gaII send word from the N orth- M nu -C . A, Nlcho!son is visiting h « | AI1 W o rk R e t d v e s Attention anti Best Efforts don tire spending sometime at Cushing Carolina mountains that they art* e n -1wn nj QatNii. Hotel. They ’¿re the guests of their joying their vacation immensely. Mr». Aui)n,y Moran and children are n , n i , , .. Telenhone No U ° pp0,,,“ ) 0 , 7 Telephone No. U brother. D. D. Daniels, one of our pros­ _ Fred. Dorner is improving, his truck visitinK^jenda in Lockhart. farm on the avenue by adding a large Mrs. J . P. Musselwhite and daughter, ’ perous bbsinena men. J . H. Steinmyer and family are visit- barn. Agnes of Orlando were gueets of Mm. S E N D FOR C A T A L O G U E ing Mrs. H. B. McCall on Bay street. J We arc glad to hear that Mr. Hrumloy Agnrs nf ( >rLindo were gucsta of Mm. We are agents for Park and Ppllnrd - Last Tuesday morning Mr». T . W. haa purchased “the "former ilugh<w-/arm tSulrn ANirlett last Friday and Saturday, Chicken Feeds. Mandy Lee and Buck­ eye Incubators; handle ail kinds of Lawton entertained for her sister, Mm. which adjoins his own Disc*, r r Mrs. David Speer wh» Hostess for the Poultry Remedies and Supplies and Our Mu.tiiersQu. oi Ft. Myers— T h m u a i a Will S quirm, who at present is y M. S Snarly..Thursday, •lierru*?'1"- ;S o^teyre.The Best. large number ogf gueats and the contest­ visiting her old home at Long Inland, y;caf|y a|| nf tht, members and a large T H E W A L T O N S E E D C O M P A N Y ing gam«» were very much enjoyed by N. ex|>ects to return soon to her nij ml>er of visitors were present. In o k 3 » east Oiy street Jacksonville. Fla. ■v »ence of the prrttident, Mrs, Burley vice ■ »» rOÜNTY » l i HAPPENINGS from p i jr 2 C. H. P IN C E E io * IIIIIIIIIIVIIIIIIIHIIIV! P ^ d c n t presided at the business meet- A BANK ACCOUNT IS M Êm SS V SS ES ■—! SS5 Vj INSURANCE POLICY •It is waiting for you at any time you need it, and sometimes you need it mighty quick. You will find in our hank that courteous a t ­ tention is given to the sm all depositor quite as freely as to the wealthy one................................ W c will pay you 4 per cent, on time deposits and can look after your affairs in a m ost satisfactory m an n er.............................................. S A N F ..O R D Of Sanford, Florida CYCLE COMPANY — risks that will give you absolute proof of the resources, reliability and strength of the"cnwnv«mv-‘fc»du«if cu r tornado in­ surance. It pays to have, yourdnsuranee placed by C H A SE & CO. I D E A L G A R D E N S turn* on hi* invewtment. Don't Have Roaches In Your Home 4 1 Key it i V»I th r o u g h MMnrrt in d drain« Perhaps the greatest single factor -toward-. itlt. realization of this Ideal ix P R O 1’ E I M . Y and VHO P O R T I O N El) F e rtiliz e r th a t gives to th e p la in s a iju ic k then over diihei and ratable« and acattrr diaraac ferma and \ filthy poUoooua odor. s ta r t F E R T I L I Z E R and ste a d y g ro w n md develops■yroducta with good »hipping qualities. 4 D o n 't uac a paate for killing roachra for roaches travel through it trail it about your home on their wing« and leg«, and the Irait IDEAL «petit of fihiwphorou« pane wifi kill a per •on. Many per«ami die in thit way and tit never known what killed ihem. FERTILIZERS joyed, A re m ade rig h t. Sem i fo r our fri-e books e n title d R ev. A I. Mo|>e preached at both 4 Y o u d o k n o w if ia t it a c h ic k e n r a i l an in m t \ i i i s of the M ith o d is t ch u rch Sunt e d th a t ha« h r e n k ille d w iih a p aa te. if lê a FLORIDA VKOF.TABLES I R I S H P O T A T o Ks ■f r a il i h ic k r ri a n d if a «I ra ta th e i h n l r n y. N ext Sunday L o n g th e fifth Sun if i t a d<N*d d*»g. a n d i f a liu v ia i d ra t« th e day he w ill give Geneva the m orning dog it u « d ead b u i f a i d service. A 1* ('u rn . O rlando, te n o r soloist fo r the m instrel* » m the guest of M r JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA C o n ta in « n o p o ia o ri a n d haa n o « p in t, a n d and M m . E ndor ( ’u rle tt T uesday and o n e a p p lic a tio n w i l l r id a n y h o m e n f a ll M r. It. <’. M a x w e ll. M ^ r. S a n fo r d B ra n c h B ’l-dtiesdaj coming over fo r rehearsal in«the% anta, lie d b u g a a nd o th e r in s c x la S a tu rd a y night. Aug ..’3 rd . M m . M E 2 5 c a Oox at All D ru g g is ts Dpuley g u \e a small d in n e r p a rty in honor o f her son P aul’s s ix te e n th h irth tlny. P ro m p tly at six o ’clo ck the in T U E S T A T E U N I V E R S I T Y Florida Slate College For Woœd vite d g ia n ts who a ore M i*» B arbara tiv in v in llv , M anda M il- a in , M is- la rl-e ll am i T o m m y Me TíMahiuff florid í < e « » /**•**■ *• U p a « « . S r p f t n k v r t k e 2 3 v d , 1 0 1 3 ( ' ta *" iO x -e re r\m repast I •-< 1<n n i r-tiif- ” 1 F •*W» •m * x i * W » t i 1 n n *« if t n,, ^" * *rni Saw.iw**, Möfmal *jkr H ie table was ta *to |iil|y decorated, the t>-í tK# librrli lod (if nf«n -0*1 ttiiHilmlt «f M"i l*Jv I K **f »m*»+ I )«■•«; inwne, .S*.Kn-«hi Mhi«. > i,<vnf tnf u a i ih* i»*t living lltfL iit»!tl ium An ivL.-d ol LipififM», llaiM EoarunKf Ih■1:* center)ii«Te U>ing a large b irth d a y cake, Sb!.<.!«•if iaVullf Hca^nf«! A t l r K t i f l i*m I m m * »»iL K iifa u a n D tvitm n Hv aw df at pai Nuil? 1ÓQ i ** in «neodiiwr dartn| L**ufif«l b»iLLr>n and (law r»i<*)p*tv*ni iK> 4^ w hich at the elir..- »,( th e d in n e r the •L* 0 d iiM i n n I »■i»’ in AtMrlai ihd »th#f ¡ I rniian Im Osker fijariHi **'7 Lw | J« young host cut and served It goes 11Ml n #>M . f t t 1•*» 'Wfid Io» r i f l i i ‘<IH »I t rvd f n t a* 1 1 1 \ mi wrhki > r» row \hi) roNHADL f* w ith o u t saying I l u l ' t hes,- young [jenpli* enjoyed- M rs. D ooley’s h o o p lta lity ami th a t they all wish for M a ste r P aul m any — happy re tu rn s of A ug. ‘¿ 3rd.. 23532323482348482348534848534823234848534801010002005353532353534853485348005353 R. 0 . Gresham, M iss A dd ie Gresaha and I rii T ill!» *j» "iil lin t M o n d a y m San ford. _____________________ W ILSO N & T O O M E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. r N ational Bankg I . B I C Y C L E Have us »how you the last financial statement of the company who nrrepi* our TORNADO INSURANCE \ Ashe's Roach Pepper CALL AND SEE US . W A N T S REDU CE An Ideal Garden to the general trucker 1» one that hjing- l.ig r<- ville and nearby town». The women of the W. O. W. flrcl» gave an ice cream supper for the Wood­ men and their families Friday nigght Aug. 15th. w hich every one g re a tly en­ Start an account and insure yourself and your family against the unexpected. B O Y T H E M I L E S TO M IN U T E S •; ¡i lndepondenoe of owning a Bicycle. B e «.[J , them on easy p iy m en ts. "TJur prices put them In reach of eeverylMHly We sell nil the leading makes—Columbia», Ramblers, Hartford«, 4k Iver Johnson, Itaycycle»; also cheaper grade». " We carry a complete line of Bicycle Supplies of the very be»> qUi]. ity and the lowest price». Our Bicycle Repair Department Is complete. We make your .old Bicycles new. . . We are agent» for the Pope Motorcycles—the beat Motorcycle un earth, S«*» us for cipmonatritlons. Will cure your Rheumatism, Neu­ ralgia, Headachra, Crnmj«», Colic, Sjirains, Bruises. Cuts and Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects, Et?. , Anti­ septic Anodyne, used internally and externally. Price ¿5c. —— B 'irk fl, M m , B ’alker, M m . C u lp e p e r 5p3 and M iss M nlx-I T a rlte lL 25 M m . R. O. Gresham h o i re tu rn e d from a month’s v is it w ith frie n d s in Jackson You don t have to wait until you die to get your m o n e y .................................................................. n v ing, nothing special being brought up. Thoac present were soon nt liberty to enjoy Mm. Spoor's interesting program, which gave every one something to do and kept up a lively curiosity ul! the tifternoon as to what would come next. At it» close a delicious lunch was served consisting of sandwiches, salads, wafer», »ailed peanuts and after dinner mint*. Tliose assisting Mm. S jx it were Mr». R U B - M Y - T I E V E R Y | XllllllllllllXllllllllilllXIIIISIIIIXIIIIIIlIXIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIX IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllSIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllll^ JOHN DEERE’S FULL OF " Can now be seen at our new ware­ house. I his line is the leading line in the country and includes Sulky, • * Syracuse and walking plows, and Acme harrows. • j Wc also have the ' r' i Chattanooga and Boss plows, and Butcher & Gibbs cutaway barrows. Seed bed time is b^re. Sec us for seed bed wire and drapery hooks. Anything alxiut m the XXXÄ XXXXXXXXXXSXXXXXXXXXX5Ö THE Ice ( ream made locally m your to : b p x im m .’ Ihriiugliout (In- \mlh Bmild I ike In Know Ahuul ll j E. T. Woodruff writes The Herald [ this wx-ek from Detroit, Mich., and wants I to know about our hotel our new hotel t that ha* not ninterializ»»! and states : that there are mans people u[> there who i could L direx’te«! this wa> if we could giiarniiti-e th* accomniodulions. Fo| lowing |ii* letter which *|H*aks (or it «-II Detroit, Mn-li, \ug ¿3. I!‘ l l Dear Mr. Holly Am wondering how ■everything i* going in uulurpruing San­ ford and our new Seminole county . B e note with pleasure the improveflunta coptemplatcil and already underway, and among other things, .pro« pec live t’ attraction» for tourists the coming *>af son, as set forth from day to day in your 'excellent journal of news. KtqieciuUy 1 would like to know ularut the hotel probabilities. Many whom wc meet here aru planning wintering in Flirida, utui of course we want a* many as jx»sible to make thiir stay in Sanford. 1 am wondering just wlmt I mu justified in saying relative to an up-to-date and ^ desirable acrommodulioas. ¡e* well as N | * attractiveness, additional to previous years. We are greatly enjoying our visit with ! mir norhlcrn friends. Weather fine, j entertainpietits galore, feasting and Vis- j iting to heart’s content. But wlieh the j ’.winter chill strike* us we shall hie us *, b«ck to our beloved Sanford and jts de~ |lightful, ci|Uable, sun-lit, heaveii-bicwe«!, 4iiy other large mstiufaciur er. WE DO KNOW All ¿bom P( )IN SF. I 11A 1er Cream. It x pure cream, GOODS B e r e fta m l) h a *e th e m — a n yth in g )n u ro u ld w ant th s t an) drug store ra r ric s . T h e q u a lity I* g im d ---w c look o u t fur that I lie anH orlm enl I* big. T h e price« are r ig h t- •• r e f) fa ir. City, or the crciin made by 1 1‘iMiplr I FARM MACHINERY y m ?; LINE I WE DON’T KNOW THE S E R V IC E To se rie you best i* uur policy To pleaac you I« our entleaior In ser*Ire we excel because we lake unusual mean* to provide comfort convenience and satisfaction in every deal. xtcrilired «cir riti beali v made with viriti trgrril of vinitary and hygienic condition* and Mirrmmding* IT’S B E T ­ TER. BECAUSE WE m a d e rr so. a THE D R U G G IS T This is the logical place at which (o trade because you get whal you want and you know it U right. Do all your »tore trading nl S em inole Pharm acy FO R THE SALE HY Thrasher’sPharmacy SANFOHD, FLORIDA NEAREST DRUG STO R E PHONE 275 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXSXXXXXXXXI For Engraved Cards See The Herald 1 Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. ( Hill H ardw are Co. First and Oak Avènue ^• 484853235353235353484853532300485353535353482390232348234848 Ih . l . ICE• CREAM FA CTO RY * . / fi , Oh 4th St. Sanford Avc, 1 The firit and only Ice Cream Factory in Seminole County. H. Li Duhart it now prepared to take care of the ice cream buiinesi of tKi> section. Be assured when you arc eating some of the new factory! ice epam that ypijlrc eating the best. This factory is pte-----1 ------ *'----------*■>L- ‘i- 7L......... :,_and—wholesaleTrad*^ -All orifff A *’ *V den prompi ly cared * •‘ - X. . -< *-* ■ B B B 1* t* i V, The S tpre of Quality - *-i V •perennial of blotwom and verdure fiilic‘HUea. '• Cordially your»,, ‘J» .•. *. K. T. W OODRUFF. ' xT * This is only one of the many, cor mu­ ff rums received by ib every w ^k from northern people wlm Are nnxioul ti> c<imV Sanford for the winter and willing to i (lay the price for suitable accomnuxtatiora. , When can we tell them to come? That we have the l>esi tourist hotel in Flor1 ida? When can we tell them that the I (xusimbtjc trust Iuls Ixs ti brdKeii ih j Sanford and the people who really want to iiulld a hotel hero will be allowed to purchase the Sanford House and put ■up Ul' n real hotel? ......................................... All wo can reply to Mr. Woodruff or iny other man la (o yrge them to get I some good hotel mnn to Come here and build a hotel for tho Acid U here and h& j will have plenty of aaafaitance In pre>; moting the new*hotel. TRcro b no*place-1 that offer, .o much to * _________ f a r i n a itti * Avery’s sulky plows, McCormick mowers and ■hayrakes, cutaway harrows and levelers, Acme -harrows, • " ‘ ■ -r-« -. Jif. Planet J r . tools and garden implements. Largest stock. Reliable goods. Lowest prices. s *>• b* .•* a u » ' * «t Pearson cement coated nails, box^strapping, shafting, hciuse-supplie^. V , :V « . .T ■' • ' *• , -U*» • OAK ‘r’ X . «* 1 }> ' v . ; TSÄNFO *7* 755 - DA »• �OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN HPOT QE-TfiE w o r i n S.V M -O IM ) IIK IÌA I. I) emi- w eekly ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN SAN FO RD —Life I» Worth Living -----------------,---------------------------------~ ■— •■* SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, SE P T E M B E R X, ISIS V ila » « VI rick Paving Cost Auditors File Reports For Virginia-Carolina Company May Go Much Higher County Commissioners Suffer Loss By Fire ion very State In The Wants Vitrified B rick ick Manufacturer. Give* Intereating Facti And Figures RegardingSame The quteUon that seems to be agitntth« minds of county commissioner» town councils all over the United ta Md especially in th-s south b the of vitrified brick nnd .cheaper ht ra t« on the same. The trouble the south at present or at least .in _ l, the exorbitant freight rate* there has been much discussion pro d con regarding the establishment of brick factory in Flpridn thnt could The rn out paving bricks cheaper. nt priew are all right at the furbut the freight rates art* almost as uch ai the brick themselves and the bjuhroent of a factory here would t down the freight rates considerably. Item that goes to make the price high la the fact that every community the United Statw with a few excep­ ts are discarding all other materials r paring and taking bricks. T h b deand for vitrified brick keeps the farlies working fu ll linn* to s u p p ly the « where the bricks are mu mi (ai­ red and ha* a tendency to boost the The following letter from a ntleman in Ohm who ha* Ireen s tu d y g the actuation to the Orlando Sentinel Interesting: pditftr Sentinel: 1 just read yo u r itonal, "Isn’t It Worth W hile." and want to uty to you that the price of best vitrified brick for paving roads I streets are worth $13.50 a thousand the cars at the plants or kilns 1 an agent say that he expected to to »eil tor »15 w JSF fit' work as we underntoood the agreement." Mr. Dullose said that he hated to think thal he would have to give up bis habit of coming to Orlando, as he did in days agone, and he was advised not to quit. “Oh. 1 have r.o feelings-over the division." added Mr. DuBoae. "but we've got a home of our own now, and so 1 shan't come to town like i used to ." The work done by Messrs.. Johnson and DuBoae has gone ahead with a smoothness ami rapidity which will be cause for congmfcjlation. It was hard­ ly expected by some thal the work would 1« done in time for the next monthly meetings of the boards, but ho it has turned out, and thus will be a source of satisfaction to all who are most intimately concerned with the division, - Orlando Sentinel DREDGE WORKING AGAIN Orange And Seminole Ready For The Division Amount Due Seminole Will Be Nearly Thirty Thousand Dollars— Fine Work On Report St. Johns H ive r W ill be Put in F irs t and the division of the funds in accord with the artiries of the ngreeinent made Class Shape S h o rtly [ by the two I»ourds in joint session in OrCapt. Sharjn* and his jolly crew- are lando early in August again in the river and i-\|*-ct to go into Immediately following the meeting of th e comm issioners J It lone», treasurer of Sem inole c o u n ty , «as given an Orange c o u n ty w a rra n t for ten th ousand dollars to enable tile Tlew county to s ta rt il» a (Taint on .< cash hunts Phis am ount was paid out of the general revenue, fine and fo rfe itu re am i road and b rid g e funds, t'm thousand dollars from the first and tw e n ty ttv •* hundred d ollars .-euch from the la tte r two In m aking th e ir report* th»*se am ount» an- di»bn t»-d fro m these lu m is, h a v in g tin- net .im u u iilt now due Seminole from Orange c o u n ty us follow « h en ry H ILD EBRA N T, Wilmington, Ohio. /. Financial Statement FlnLhcd *» tsterday witnessed the completion * financial statement of the affairs ¡n the division of Orange coun» d the creation of »Seminole. A. B. Johnson, representing !•» and H. C. DuBose representing •fiok*', finished the work that they hern engaged on since the joint of the county boards nearly a •go when a written agreement *%ned by the member» of each This agreement set forth the *'hieh were to be fololowed by '«ountanu In making up the »tnte-I* have attempted |0 fo llo w the °f the agreement faithfully," Johnson yesterday. "W'e have ‘¿ • r tic ie by article and have gone the work carefully and with the -ilia y -im fa y B two m, ond Mr AS ligner w ill go from .1.»■ h *o u villi-, $5,150.94 ¡. C enerai revenue Firn* und fo rfe itu re Komis and hrnlg»*s Piil-dic s* 11»" <I t a ve- I .Q3H.04) *». 11*2 Ci i 4 Tri t i made fro m O rulige enuntv to Hit* state Fla., to HijJlimur......... the Merchants comptroller tins ias'ii received from the and M in e n S. S. C o .’s st**ami*r and w ill c o m p tro lle r'* offici*. I t ia n o t e cxp e rle d p ro b a b ly «pend a day or s*> at B a ltim o re , th a t th is re jio rt w ill I k* fo rth c o m in g for and W a s h in g to n , a fte r « Inch he w ill go some tim e yet T he rejmrt. which i** dretiticd U» I«*to H ot Springs, A ,i„ wh»*r»- th> insurance »ulne a In-torn <l»K*unient so far as ( he •c o n fe re n c e w i l l I k - h e ld M r AA.igner »■troy« Hu* d is tin c tio n " I tw»» etVuntire ar»- r*>neerned is a I k *i»o L d o n g in g to the f lo o non no ( lo b i*l tilu ! pus »• of elencai manuscript and wn» •i,., w-ork ..f M* i -. rii A m a n a clerk in the New A >*rk L ife Iris u ru t • < ..mp»n, 1 wo copies were he having writl»-» incurKi»*»- to more M r iiiih iiis o i! , ulln m minie one for each L ia rd of county com th a n th a t a m o u n t du rin g th»* nine miMUoner» i triando ¿en tin el m o n th * in w hich he ha--* engaged m the busmen.» in KuwtinVne«*, atul wins the above va c a tio n th e re b y, as the In s u r­ ance people j»ay all hi» exjK *n*« »luring the tr ip . Mr. Wagn»*r is one of the m any men who have made good d u rin g th e ir career in K issim m ee, and has » le iiu iiistra te d beyond a d o u b t th a t the h urine*» is here fo r the fellow w ho w ill hustle to get it. He is p o p u lu r, p e rso n a lly. and it is a pleasure to know such a man, leaving o u t all business considerations, and h i* m a n y frie n d s in th e c ity c o n g ra tu la te h im on the i*xci*llell( recurd made in business and wish for him the greatest possible pleasure d u rin g his vacation —Kissimmee Jo u rn a l. # »Newspaper Adrertlslng Pleasant Orrwdoti T h u re *l - y r ______ N O T H K T O T H E P W H .H A lthough our e n tire plant was totally destroyed by fire last Sunday n ig h t we have made nrrsngem enlH for tem porary quarters for the storage o f a Inrge »lock of fe rlilix e rs and w ill he enabled to supply our ruH lom ers w ith our usual prom pt ness AS ar»- lii-re to sin) and serve the grow er» o f this sert ion o f F lo rid a and A Kay mom I Key wil» tm rn in F iuslis w ill g ite all orders large or sm all prom pt 27 years ago and liv e d there d u rin g e a rly a lte n lio n . AVIlh the many large fac­ ! mixhood M o v in g to this c ity w ith his to rie s In other slates and one oth e r in j lure ills he a tte n d e d the S anford H ig h F lo rid a the V irg in ia -C a ro lin a F e rtiliz e r H igh School, leaving that in s titu tio n to Co. can guarantee q u irk shipm ents and take tin position of rollis-P ir ii the F irst prom pt se rvire to the m an) roustom ers N a tio n a l Hank lie wn» t gi«nl collec- as h e re to fo re and Mollrlt a rn n lln u a n rr tor .»ml aflvalU ’eil from tti.P position to of your patronage. ti»Hikt-is*|K»r th e n to t<!l»* itid a f»-w A Irginia t a n ilin a F e rtilize r * o •la v - ago wits mode .as»»-*»-» rastner E H Itrow n L ir a i M anaget b id d e r iif M ir e w i* a lle m iH in a v e ry pleasant Junior C l a s s Pirilir It was a gay little party of Jhmor boym and girls of the Congregational church Sunday school that picnicked at Wood­ land Park fust Thursday chaperoned by their teacher Mr«. F. P. Strong and Mrs. R. A, Terheun Notwithstanding tin* inclement weather of the afternoon the young people fully enjoyed the bathing (tool and other amusements afforded by the jiark and returned to the city voting the picnic the l>est ever. Those.enjoy­ ing the frolic were Ruth Iserman Helen und Alice Randall Marguerite and IsalH-l Strong liussic F'ranlv, Sarah Wight, Gladys Ingold, Vera Terheun. I.ila Hutchinson. Rertha Macoy, Clifford Walker, Lawrence Randall, FTdmond arid John Mei*ch, FJarl Waldron. John nie Muason, f>ick Terheun, C hari« Anderson. Landw Jenkins, Paul Strong. Guest* of the elm»*« were Max Stewart. the belief that August has doubled, its Hilly Fitts nnd Pee Wee Tillis, number of days?— Reporter-Star. N o. brother. W e are ju s t liv in g so Our Paper Company fast in the new county thnt we have 62 it is «aid that the largest pa|»er jdant days real time, instead of 31. east of California Is located at Sanford, where it is mnking fruit wrajw. This is Get the .Saturday livening Post ait establishment thal should do well in Get the latdie* Home Journal Florida, and certainly should have the Get the Country Gentlemun support of Florida grower» in preference to outside conwriw. — F’t. Myers Prena. 1 ity demands greater b a n k in g fa c ilitie a and. as lues Ikk -h usual w ith the expanaion of S anford and e n viro n s, th e bank is to I k - opened by local ta le n t and luxeke»i w ith loeul capital I h»* S anford T jdcphone f'o m p a n y is a local concern. The Sanford Traction C om pany Is n lo a rl concern. The Sanfo ril and Flverglades R ailw ay is a local concern Th** Sanford Gas Company was organized by local capital. The S anford E le ctric T ig h t Company was organized hy local c a p ita l. The San­ ford AVaier AA’orks C o m pany is alwi h v a l, us is the ire com pany. Some o f lhew* p-iritrr -F.-.w-fW RHSFRKiV .wTWOVcn so pro fita lih * th a t th»*y have Iw-en Ivought up liy outside parties, tm t th e fact s till remains that they were launched by S anford m en and hacked Uy S a n fo rd dollar« th a t were wrest»»! fro m M o th e r <*arth via the vegetable ro y le . A nd now comer* the o rganization of th e Semi no Uj Co u n ty Rank w ith a c a p ita l stock o f $50,000. all o f w hich is fu lly p a id , the (laying, as usual. L u n g done b y S anford men who have made th e n money here, Hat»-» in T C O ld F o lk s J ■Y i ‘® 4 S e n Ir e T o md in f»»*t*-rtrig the s p irit o f fra te r­ n ity among the churches in Sanford, wo are in v itin g any of our old friends to send th»*ir names und addresses to P ost­ master Haskins, no conveyances can he »»•lit for tier»»- who r.m o o t o th e rw ise easily eolne to our O ld F'ulkV service, Sept. Ith. It u F P STKO NG . Pastor C o n g Ch. R»|K.rt show* tiiat tiw- ni*t earnings for the last year (or the United States Steel Corporation have iieen gratifying. One hundred and eighteen million dol­ lar», a* against $112,000,000 (or the jiast year is the record. Of this sum, $26,100,000 w u paid as dividends on the common stock, which was originally iasued as water. There are, according to this rejKirt, 221.000 men working for tills corporation, and a quarter of this numlx-r of wage worker* work 43 hours a day at a wage which is less-than $630 in Chicago, and 1721 in Pittsburg t ii«-«»- two figur»*» L-mg established by the inv»*«tigation.s of the Sage founda­ tion as the minimum at which a hare sulwlstence can be maintainpd hy a working man's family, including hus­ band. wife ami three children. Special M e e tin g of S to c k h o ld e rs of Sanford &. Everglades Railroad Co. Sjx-cinl meeting of the stockholders of the Sanford and Everglades Railroad Company to tx* held at tho office of tho company at Sanford, Florida.-* at three o'clock p. m., the 17th day of Sej>tember, 1913, for the purpose of consid­ ering and determining upon the «elling of the railroad, tracks, right of way locomotive and stations of tFiy Sanford & F7verglad»*» Railroad Company, sult)***'t to tin* lien of the I ’ompiuiy’s mort- By g e ttin g th e m a ll you get the best lite ra tu re in the land and so m ething Robert H Freeman th n t w ill e n te rta in every n ie in lie r of A fte r an I III!»*» of three weeks M r. ¡ K»«19 no»* e xistin g thereon, and lo r ilio y o u r fa m ily . TheMhrv»- big pajier» ar»* bigger and lo -ttc r th a n ever and the m id - ItolHirt Henry Freeman dieii at tin* purpom* of eoruudering at m id meeting summer fiction-gloru-s in every one of them is said by the constant readers to be away ahead of anything ever before attempted by the Curtis Publishing Co. You can have nny of these papers or all of them carried to your door each Week or better still subscribe for them und get all three for only $4.50 for the year. You cannot nfford to miss one number I social vras held at tho Robbins Nest Hotel where the memlieni of Seminole Many a w oman >who otherwise ha* Chattier Order of the Eastern Star met nwy W some dissatisfaction," “but wo have (Jone excellent Bight -c a n 't *eo through her to nlebr&to the birthday of Dr. Robert Morria -lliu * ¿ u n d e r s o il th a t. bcftut if u L 2 SUii£2? -R e g in a ld Hrftly at i r 'no telling own husband. * ■ applied for the Ilcrald ofllce will take your order order. Those who had for a year's subscription or will deliver «ftjpgther, but I UUhk Ü ^ w iR be. a credit to bim»U, membership had also been invited to atthat wo have done Dp a statement U m « merely indica lie a merger. T he 1•»»» of th is jdant. mu* <d rtte U-st of the kind in the state w ill probably reach the t llMl.OOo m ark and on account of the tim e of year w ill I k- a m uch heavier loss ;u> t tie sto rk wo.» ■■Vi • pt loliallv large, g e ttu ig ready for the fall and w inter tru c k in g M r F. t H H rnw n, the manager Isdng in te rvie w e d could not stale w hether th** p lu n t w ould Ik- re b u ilt on the same large s»-ale or not, and is aw a itin g the a rriv a l Utm .tlaUi m anager who is "e t[' kV i i -i I today T h e lows »»I this fa cto ry is not o n ly a lo«« to the com pany h u t to th»- c ity of S anford as well He lots Iss-n w ith tin* F ir-i N a tio n a l H ank (or over ten years and leave* th e m w ith their I k*s I wish»*» for sucenei in tin* new hunk. H e wits offered the p o sitio n T he Real F lo rid a o f cashier of th e Seminole C o u n ty B ank F a iitn r H o w a rd of the O rla n d o C itiu m because of his th o ro u g h know ledge of ia e xa ctly rig h t when he say«: banking business and hi» jto p u la rity " T h e ra ilro a d to u ris t never seen the um ong the custom er*, being ever o b lig ­ sure »*nough F lo rid a . He takest th e tra in ing and courteous at Ja ckso n ville and ra ilro a d s it fo r t\ F'or a young m ao b u t tw enty-seven m iles an hour th ro u g h the pine barrens, years of age to ta ke the res|M»itsihle posi­ s k irts the saw grass lake« o r riven*, das he* tio n of cashier of a home in s titu tio n in on the w rong side of to w n , makes a dem onstrates th a t M r K»*y received his pop c a ll here and there and re tu rn s home early’ tra in in g in a good in s titu tio n and and gives a m o vin g p ictu re d e s c rip tio n , the Seminole H ank rrco g m te d the w o rtii giMal o r bad, as it happen* t o s trik e hittt of a home lio y fo r tin- p o -ilim i R u t. the real F lo riila he has a c tu a lly pa*se»l b ) and know s n o th in g alvout, be­ IJ t in g Fust cause the real Iteauty s | jo L«, the fin e s t The Sanford Herald came out this pro|*ertieB, th e liest orange groves and w»s-k dated August 62nd. Diks* time »Nature’s ow n ntr** scenes are n o t along Innig so heavily at Sanford since the th e benten h ig h w a y, hut nestle* aw ay in little burg has gotten oil into a county nook* nnd erannhu, o f t t i m « hidden by herself thnt Editor Holly is led to fro m p u b lic vie w and must lx- searched The comnAurtutt aaaociutiim« of DeLand, .Daytona', and New Smyrna arc o u t." making u request that the hoard of comniL«sion**rs of Volusia county appr»n*riWill Supply Fertilizers ute $2,500 for advertising what the <*«)unty has to offer horde seekers. With commendable enterprise Man­ A mighty good idea. And the money ager Drown has made arrangements Could not be expended in a more jirutit with other branches of the Virginiaable manner than in circulating their Carolina C h e n i al Co. to supply h^ county newspafjen. .»The newspaper is trade with fertilixer» and that the busi­ the backbone of advertising. What the ness will Ik* reeunwd a* usual and the person contemplating a change rcii'ls m trade will not know th n t the plant ha.a newspaper, not owtusi nr controlhsl Iks-ii destroyed T he huddini.'« will Ikby a land corporation or real estate firm, rebuilt as sihiii :*s jhiksiIiIi'. imt none of sinks In deet>er than any of the fiow»*r> tbe customers will Ik- disapjeunti-d in language appearing in Latklct-s that + >UUD»1> for fer ftír the express purpose of boosting and j t¡|¡wpt u,tj| nn-tive the same prompt tiesometimes goes a little too far in their j |¡VOT¡M Bs heretofore. efforts. Zolfo Sprint« Tnith. U ti One O f The Moit Complete Feriiliier Plants la Florida Destroyed By Fire allow ed tn burn v»it (mul in te rru p tio n u n til the factory w as u sinouldiTing mass of rums ™ Im e s lm i« - fo r van». I g a llo n am i th e w in te r season w ill witness months. 119,632 17 Ohio has piLss<'d a law to pave some a greal»*r numb<*r of pleasure c ra fts than The a m lit of the L in k s of O range co u n ­ the stay- roads, and factories here »•ver liefon- u ju in th is Father of F tro ld » ty dated M .u ;i K M T was use»I as a basis »hale is plentiful and of the l'est riv e n fro m w hicti tim m ■»units were madt* up. 3ty can’t make them fast enough, T h e w ork ha.» |u-en ra re fQ lly done and the farmers who own farms are getA source of g ra tific a tio n to h i* m any W agner W in s T rip has L*«-n conducted in [K-rfc»*t h arm ony auton and they liegin to realixe the D. ( i . W agner, the e n te rp ris in g m a n ­ The a u d ito r« follow ed ih** te rm * of the frie n d s i» the r«s-eiit u p i'o in tm e n t o f A . R. protance of good roads. Our vitn- ager of the A r th u r E. Donegan Real agreement fa ith fu lly , th e y say, and K e y to the p o sitio n of cashier o f th e New paving brick are 3 by 4 by 10 inches, Fiatate and Insu ra n ce Agency, le ft Tue** never le ft a j>omt u n til an u g rw n w n t was S em inole C ounty Hank., ~gh 10 (KHinds each, or 6 tons to each »lav n ig iit fo r u v is it of ten days o r tw o reached Tin* ra p id ri«* of this yo u n g m an is brick. I asked the Pennsylvania wis*ks in V irg in ia , d u rin g wln.-Ji tim e he , Thi* report w inch they have m ade dos*« w orthy " f m ore th»»n imssing notice droid to give me price» of freight on will a t t e n d Hie i o l d e r ............. . :ig»-»it»i' »»f hot i n c l u d e th*- U v r e d e m p t i o n * , Imt it In tin - -inv am i i c * hen the young men <k to Orlando, Fla,, by car load, and t he New A urh Id * I :»- »r.» • ' om panv ' w us ini|»<»tsibte to a rrive ai-euratel> at .ir>* »i»ppoi»e»i to ti.ivi * ii( liiu |l |>rogn-»» :y«aid $5.f*6. »<>that you t»*e the freight at H o t Spring» A ,i these figures u n til th e report w hich was *rt r»-.ii long tin- tnptio»-! rungs iif the factory in Ohio will la* h » bV drd to price at factory, which will ke the price prohibitive. From factory to Orlando.will go over leait four systems, or different roads, d each one will have a nip and cuts out up here. I am interested in a ory that has about .Til kilns M ost the kilns hold only 5,000, a few «.000 id we can't make and burn and take i in l»sb* than one month, or twelve Ira each ypar It is to I k* ho|»ed that * right kind of brick shale run Ik* found ar. or in Florida, no thnt they may he d* cheaja-r than to get from a disAll vitrified brick have to lie Ted hy the tumbler proccaa every n ha* to pihe jq brjck anti put in tnhler and tumbled four to six hours, d if they wear over a certain amount bright, they or that kiln, Is rejected. For Tampa it might be possible to P to Ohio river, down it to (Juif of and then to Tampa, and get cheajier rate than hy rail: also ïht »hip from Tnmpa to Orlnndn just thoughts that Corne into ®ind while writing. O f Rui ns devoted husband and father faithful friend and loyal citizen Mr. F’reeman leaves a large circle of friends to mourn hi* lorn. He is *qrvived_ by a son and daughter Mr. Douglass Freeman of Tampa and Mr*. Anna Walker of this city;m-graniiUhiW wu> and oiw* great ----grandchild; also one sister Mrs. O. C . Carr of Grand Rapids Ohio. Funeral ' services were conducted at tho home o f— Mrs. Walker Friday morning at seven o'clock by the Rev. Mr. Hardaway of Longwood assisted by Rev, F. P . Strong. "Nearer my God to Thee'* and "Asleep in Jesus” were sweetly rendered hy member* of the Congregational choir and other«. There were many beautiful floral tributes testifying to the esteem in which Mr. Freeman was held. T he interment took place at ixingwood. One of. the worst fires that has orcurred herr In th e jAaat twelve months was that of the Virginia-Carolina Chem­ ical Co., plant thnt was totally des­ troyed about ton o'clock Sunday even­ ing. The origin of the fire is a mystery, although in a fertilizer factory there are innumerable materials that are most inflammable. When the night watch­ man did discover the fin* his extinguish­ ers were powerless to prevent the spread of the flume« The first intimation of tbe fire, given to the people of Sanford was the contin­ K F. A M ADE C A S H IE R ual tooting of the A ('. L. engines fol­ An H om e In s titu tio n lowed by the siren whistle of the water Sanford is now preparing to open its J s^minoH |u„k Takes Sanford Hoy for work« plant and by this time the im­ third hanking hquse. The First N a­ mense blaze in the northwest attracted Responsible Position tional Bunk ond the Peoples Bank of an immense crowd to the scene. Hanford have creditably served the resThe fire company was on the scene denU of this section of Florida for a long early, but not h a vin g a plug clutter th a n , , , , , , , , »• „ i , , |K*riod of time, but the march of progress rrvnrh avenue were unable to render , . . and the rapid developem tn o f th is lo c a l­ any m aterial assistance un't the fire wum T' ' rnT ffPST Fine Sanford Plant Now Mass ' A Pulling the result oi their Inborn for the past month In the form of** type­ written document M m rs. A. H. Jo h n ­ son and II. C. DuBose, who have been preparing a financial statement of the afTaire of Orange and Seminole counties have put the finishing touches to their task and filed the statement with Clerk Stork Express B, M. Robinson for the consideration of ^ Mr. and Mr». Vance Douglass are the the commissioners'of the two counties proud parents of a (ine girl baby and when they meet Tuesday. Clerk Douglass has another grand­ The report covers soine twenty pages, daughter in w hich the auditors take up the acoounts that they have audited and make fu ll re jx irt of the finances of the counties the u p jsT St Johns rive r a m i dredge all the bars a m i give tin* riv e r fro m San­ ford to H a rn e y u rlm rm e! eight feet deep the e n tire d istance l ie- dredge is busy tills wis*k ut tin- head if Lake Mohr»»' dredging the bar and ot a lew days the lug mats and barges th a t arc now tillin g the up|s*r St lo h n - w I**- enable»! to m ake th e tri|iw III safi-tv T h e a p p ro p ria tio n th a t was made silttte tim e ago of JlKlIMMI for the \St John» riv e r fro m I ’u lu ih a to H arney is now nani to lw a v a ila b le and the rrew s of tlm dredges w ill In* ws*n m th is part of the w o rld th«* gr»-at»*r p iîrt o f the w in te r season. * W hen this w o rk i» finished the St carried out by members of the order History If the life of I>r. Morris was read by Mrs. Sarah E. Parker: "W hat Ma­ sons Think of the Eastern Htnr " by Mrs. Alice 'E. Robbins; "The Spirit of the Eastern Star," by Miss Carries Enstninger; -"Wear the Color«," by Mrs. Bertha Diggers." Mrs. Alice Harvey rendered some -beautiful musical selectkms The last number on the program was very interesting to all present, and each one did full justice to the delicious cake and cream served by the commit­ tee. hfim&nf his daugtitur Mr», Anna Walker any mattert that may he considered at last Thursday morning at four o’clock. regular annual stockholders' meeting. Mr. F’reemnn had been in falling health J N. W H IT N E R , for several months hut only in the last 4-2 w Secretary. three weeks was he confinoli to bod. He J ’X US , »» tv¡13 79 yniim tiid and trnntlvr of Otrttr It is perhaps ponible for a man to apo but for thirty-one years had been 9 rraitho nobility without getting as drunk a$ drnt of this section of tire state. His wa» ono of the many who lost a lord. — ,— ;------------------heavily in the freeze Xiutt ruined ao many The wheel of fortune turns so fast for hom « but with Chriatiati fortitude and that it make« the rest of us ruoignation he bore bia adversitica - . 3 ™ � 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 29, 1913 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 29, 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>, August 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/af70010e1df1efbb82020e1639ddfc09.pdf 92f135e87d20bb57e3eed5ee3807c693 PDF Text Text 1 , T , L . G . S T ftIN G F E L L O W all. A delicious luncheon was served by adopted home in LJucky Sanford, JU S T IC E O P TH E P E A C E the host Ms. assisted by her sister. Mrs. Miso Ether Hickson has been apendlng F i r s t D i s t r i c t of to rn !n o lo County J . W. l*w to n . ' rrnu tm tla io ■vifh-Lfienda in Orlando. ^'-tviiN ad*, M> C r r f r * W ? « f i t i * Mrs. J . Fred Turner,_Jr., of Jarteton- young folks as- Mortgages, C ontract., Marriages, ----rri.gr», ana and they will speod the remainder of ville is visiting her sister. Mrs. T . L, sembled nt the reeldence of Will Kaynor u11 work pertaining to the office of Ju s­ the summer in the mountains. Cushing. and attended tire surprise party for Miss tice of tin; Peace promptly and legally attended to. Special attention given to We arc gtad to know th a f B. G. Ramona Wilson. Sm ith'» father, who has been very ill nt ( E L E R l AVENUE N E B S Celery avenue is lieginnlng to get collections. Office in Welborne Block. Mrs. W. If. McGuire, a former resi- pypiy. Our farmers are getting the seed bis home in Georgia U better and able dent of Sanford but now from Norfolk",1 rea(ly Bnd are shaping the fie,da for •o be up again. f - - ■ . _____ _ - L. W r lUgkby of Montgomery and* Va^ is spending, a couplc o ijiee k s JUnSOLLUfe fall mum. ** ______ ** C. • F. Rig'Jry of Charjleston arrived on old (fiends, at present staying with Mrs. GENEVA JO T TIN G S M onday.* They cáme to Ixj. with, tbeir Babbit on Mellonvillc avenue. P lu m b in g a n d j yy n ynl aml family have returned mother, Mrs. M. A. Rigsby,'wha-ft very V MJ » R*nton* McLain from Geneva G a 9 F i t t i n g from a pleasant visit spent with friends 111. She is with her daughter. Mm. B. G. is vijfting M ia Isaliel Raynor. Mlfcr Annie Weeks and M ia Thelma , , «* , >. „ Sm ith. rl'P erso n a Mr. and Mrs. Olsen of Winter Gar- McDo€gaII send word from the N orth- M nu -C . A, Nlcho!son is visiting h « | AI1 W o rk R e t d v e s Attention anti Best Efforts don tire spending sometime at Cushing Carolina mountains that they art* e n -1wn nj QatNii. Hotel. They ’¿re the guests of their joying their vacation immensely. Mr». Aui)n,y Moran and children are n , n i , , .. Telenhone No U ° pp0,,,“ ) 0 , 7 Telephone No. U brother. D. D. Daniels, one of our pros­ _ Fred. Dorner is improving, his truck visitinK^jenda in Lockhart. farm on the avenue by adding a large Mrs. J . P. Musselwhite and daughter, ’ perous bbsinena men. J . H. Steinmyer and family are visit- barn. Agnes of Orlando were gueets of Mm. S E N D FOR CATALOGUE ing Mrs. H. B. McCall on Bay street. J We arc glad to hear that Mr. Hrumloy Agnrs nf ( >rLindo were gucsta of Mm. We are agents for Park and Ppllnrd - Last Tuesday morning Mr». T . W. haa purchased “the "former ilugh<w-/arm tS ulrn ANirlett last Friday and Saturday, Chicken Feeds. Mandy Lee and Buck­ eye Incubators; handle ail kinds of Lawton entertained for her sister, Mm. which adjoins his own Disc*, r r Mrs. David Speer wh» Hostess for the Poultry Remedies and Supplies and Our Mu.tiiersQu. oi Ft. Myers— T h m u a i a Will S quirm, who at present is y M. S Snarly..Thursday, •lierru*?'1"- ;S o^teyre.The Best. large number ogf gueats and the contest­ visiting her old home at Long Inland, y;caf|y a|| nf tht, members and a large T H E W A L T O N S E E D C O M P A N Y ing gam«» were very much enjoyed by N. ex|>ects to return soon to her nij ml>er of visitors were present. In o k 3» east Oiy street Jacksonville. Fla. ■v »ence of the prrttident, Mrs, Burley vice ■ »» IIIIIIIIIIV IIIIIIIH IIIV ! P ^ d c n t presided at the business meetR U B - M Y - T I ing, nothing special being brought up. Will cure your Rheumatism, Neu­ Thoac present were soon nt liberty to enjoy Mm. Spoor's interesting program, ralgia, Headachra, Crnmj«», Colic, S S which gave every one something to do Sjirains, Bruises. Cuts and Burns, Old V and kept up a lively curiosity ul! the tif- Sores, Stings of Insects, Et?. , Anti­ S S ternoon as to what would come next. septic Anodyne, used internally and E S At it» close a delicious lunch was served externally. Price ¿5c. rO Ü N TY HAPPENINGS » from p i j r 2 iV tr. i, ■ ...— l i C . H . P IN C E E io* E V E R Y B O Y W A N T S . B I C Y C L E R E D U C E T H E M I L E S TO M IN U T E S •; ¡i lndepondenoe of owning a Bicycle. B e «.[J , them on easy p iy m en ts. "TJur prices put them In reach of eeverylMHly We sell nil the leading makes—Columbia», Ramblers, Hartford«, 4k Iver Johnson, Itaycycle»; also cheaper grade». " We carry a complete line of Bicycle Supplies of the very be»> qUi]. ity and the lowest price». Our Bicycle Repair Department Is complete. We make your .old Bicycles new. . . We are agent» for the Pope Motorcycles—the beat Motorcycle un earth, S«*» us for cipmonatritlons. S A N F ..O R D INSURANCE POLICY You don t have to wait until you die to get your m o n e y .............................................................. •It is waiting for you at any time you need it, and sometimes you need it mighty quick. Start an account and insure yourself and your family against the unexpected. Wc will pay you 4 per cent, on time deposits and can look after your affairs in a most satisfactory manner........................................... CHASE & CO. IDEAL GARDENS consisting of sandwiches, salads, wafer», An Ideal Garden to the general trucker 1» one that hjing- l.ig r<»ailed peanuts and after dinner mint*. turn* on hi* invewtment. Perhaps the greatest single factor -toward-. itlt. Tliose assisting Mm. S jx it were Mr». realization of this Ideal ix B'irkfl, Mm, B ’alker, Mm. C ulpeper and Miss Mnlx-I TarltelL P R O 1’ E I M . Y V HO P O R T I O N El) F E R T I L I Z E R Mm. R. O. Gresham hoi returned from 4 1 Key it i V»I through MMnrrt ind drain« and Fertilizer that gives to the plains a ijuick start and steady grown md a month’s visit with friends in Jackson then over diihei and ratable« and acattrr ville and nearby town». diaraac ferma and \ filthy poUoooua odor. develops■yroducta with good »hipping qualities. The women of the W. O. W. flrcl» 4Don't uac a paate for killing roachra for gave an ice cream supper for the Wood­ roaches travel through it trail it about your home on their wing« and leg«, and the Irait men and their families Friday nigght «petit of fihiwphorou« pane wifi kill a per Aug. 15th. which every one greatly en­ •on. Many per«ami die in thit way and tit joyed, Are made right. Semi for our fri-e books entitled never known what killed ihem. Rev. A I. Mo|>e preached at both 4 You do know ifiat it a chicken rail an in m t \iiis of the Mithodist church Sunted that ha« hren killed wiih a paate. if lê a F LORI DA VKOF . TABLES I R I S H POT ATo Ks ■frail i hick r ri and if a «I rata the ih n lrn y. Next Sunday Long the fifth Sun if it a d<N*d d*»g. and if a liu viaid rat« the day he will give Geneva the morning dog it u « dead buifaid service. W I L S O N & T O O M E R F E R T I L I Z E R CO. A 1* ('urn. Orlando, tenor soloist for the minstrel* »m the guest of Mr JA C K S O N V IL L E , FLO RID A Contain« no poiaori and haa no «pint, and and Mm. Endor ( ’urlett Tuesday and one application will rid any home nf all M r. It. <’. M a x w e ll. M ^ r. S a n fo r d B ra n c h B ’l-dtiesdaj coming over for rehearsal in«the% anta, liedbuga and other inscxla Saturday night. Aug ..’3rd. Mm. M E 2 5 c a Oox at All D ru g g is ts Dpuley gu\e a small dinner party in honor of her son Paul’s sixteenth hirthtlny. Promptly at six o’clock the in T U E S T A T E U N I V E R S I T Y Florida Slate College For W vited giants who aore Mi*» Barbara oœd tivinvinllv, Manda Mil-ain, Mis- larl-ell ami Tommy Me T íM a h iu f f f lo r id í<e«» /**•**■*• Upa«« .Srpftnkvr tke 23vd, 10 13 ( ' ta*" iOx-erer\m repast I •-< 1<nni r-tiif- ”1 F •*W»•m*xi*W»ti1 n n*«ift n,, ^ " * *rni Saw .iw**, Möf mal *jk r Hie table was ta*to|iil|y decorated, the t>-í tK # l i b r r l i l o d (if n f « n - 0 * 1 t t i i H i l m l t « f M " i l*Jv I K **f »m*»+ I )«■•«; inwne, .S*.Kn-«hi Mhi«. > i , < v n f t n f u a i ih * i»* t liv in g llt f L iit » !t l iu m An ivL.-d ol LipififM», llaiM EoarunKf Ih■1:* center)ii«Te U>ing a large birthday cake, Sb!.<.!«•if iaVullf Hca^nf«! AtlrKtifl i*m I mm* »»iL Kiifauan Dtvitmn Hvawdfat pai Nuil? 1ÓQi** in «ne o d iiw r dartn| L**ufif«l b»iLLr>n and (law r»i<*)p*tv*ni iK> 4^ which at the elir..- »,( the dinner the •L* 0 d i i M i n n I »■i»’ in A tM r la i ih d »th#f ¡ I rniian I m O sker f i ja r i H i * * '7 Lw | J« young host cut and served It goes 11Mln #>M.ftt 1•*» 'Wfid Io» riflii‘<IH » I t r v d f n t a* 1 1 1 \ mi wrhki > r» row \hi) roNHADL f* without saying Ilu l' thes,- young [jenpli* enjoyed- Mrs. Dooley’s hoopltality ami that they all wish for Master Paul many — happy returns of Aug. ‘¿ 3rd.. 23532323482348482348534848534823234848534801010002005353532353534853485348005353 R. 0 . Gresham, Miss Addie Gresaha and Irii Till!» *j»"iil lint Monday m San ford. ____________________ Don't Have Roaches In Your Home FERTILIZERS Ashe's Roach Pepper CALL AND SEE US . r N ational Bankg I — risks that will give you absolute proof of the resources, reliability and strength of the"cnwnv«mv-‘fc»du«if cu r tornado in­ surance. It pays to have, yourdnsuranee placed by IDEAL You will find in our hank that courteous a t ­ tention is given to the small depositor quite as freely as to the wealthy one.............................. n v ■—! SS5 Vj —— 5p3 25 COMPANY Have us »how you the last financial statement of the company who nrrepi* our TORNADO INSURANCE \ A BANK ACCOUNT IS M Êm CYCLE Of Sanford, Florida | XllllllllllllXllllllllilllXIIIISIIIIXIIIIIIlIXIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIX IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllSIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllll^ JOHN DEERE’S FULL LINE I OF m ?; " Can now be seen at our new ware­ house. I his line is the leading line in the country and includes Sulky, • * Syracuse and walking plows, and A cm e harrows. • W c also have the ' r' Chattanooga and Boss plows, and Butcher & Gibbs cutaway barrows. Seed bed time is b^re. Anything m S e c us for seed bed wire and drapery hooks. j i alxiut the XXXÄ XXXXXXXXXXSXXXXXXXXXX5Ö THE Ice ( ream made locally m your to : b p x im m .’ Ihriiugliout (In- \mlh Bmild I ike In Know Ahuul ll j E. T. Woodruff writes The Herald [ this wx-ek from Detroit, Mich., and wants I to know about our hotel our new hotel t that ha* not ninterializ»»! and states : that there are mans people u[> there who i could L direx’te«! this wa> if we could giiarniiti-e th* accomniodulions. Fo| lowing |ii* letter which *|H*aks (or it «-II Detroit, Mn-li, \ug ¿3. I!‘ l l Dear Mr. Holly Am wondering how ■everything i* going in uulurpruing San­ ford and our new Seminole county . B e note with pleasure the improveflunta coptemplatcil and already underway, and among other things, .pro« pec live t’ attraction» for tourists the coming *>af son, as set forth from day to day in your 'excellent journal of news. KtqieciuUy 1 would like to know ularut the hotel probabilities. Many whom wc meet here aru planning wintering in Flirida, utui of course we want a* many as jx»sible to make thiir stay in Sanford. 1 am wondering just wlmt I mu justified in saying relative to an up-to-date and ^ desirable acrommodulioas. ¡e* well as N | * attractiveness, additional to previous years. We are greatly enjoying our visit with ! mir norhlcrn friends. Weather fine, j entertainpietits galore, feasting and Vis- j iting to heart’s content. But wlieh the j ’.winter chill strike* us we shall hie us *, b«ck to our beloved Sanford and jts de~ |lightful, ci|Uable, sun-lit, heaveii-bicwe«!, •perennial of blotwom and verdure fiilic‘HUea. '• Cordially your»,, ‘J» .•. *. K. T. W OODRUFF. ' xT * This is only one of the many, cor mu­ ff rums received by ib every w ^k from northern people wlm Are nnxioul ti> c<imV Sanford for the winter and willing to i (lay the price for suitable accomnuxtatiora. , When can we tell them to come? That we have the l>esi tourist hotel in Flor1 ida? When can we tell them that the I (xusimbtjc trust Iuls Ixs ti brdKeii ih j Sanford and the people who really want to iiulld a hotel hero will be allowed to purchase the Sanford House and put ■up Ul' n real hotel? ......................................... All wo can reply to Mr. Woodruff or in y other man la (o yrge them to get I some good hotel mnn to Come here and build a hotel for tho Acid U here and h& j will have plenty of aaafaitance In pre>; moting the new* hotel. TRcro b no*place-1 that offer, .o much to * _________ f a r i n a 4iiy other large mstiufaciur er. WE DO KNOW All ¿bom P( )IN S F . I 11A 1er Cream. It x pure cream, GOODS B e reftam l) ha*e them — anything )nu rould want thst an) drug store rarrics. The quality I* gimd---wc look out fur that I lie anHorlmenl I* big. The price« are right-•• ref) fair. City, or the crciin made by 1 1‘iMiplr I FARM MACHINERY y WE DON’T KNOW THE S E R V IC E To se rie you best i* uur policy To pleaac you I« our entleaior In ser*Ire we excel because we lake unusual mean* to provide comfort convenience and satisfaction in every deal. xtcrilired «cir riti beali v made with viriti trgrril of vinitary and hygienic condition* and Mirrmmding* IT’S B E T ­ TER. B EC A U SE WE m a d e rr a THE so. D R U G G IS T This is the logical place at which (o trade because you get whal you want and you know it U right. Do all your »tore trading nl S e m in o le P h a rm ac y THE FOR SALE HY Thrasher’sPharmacy SANFOHD, FLORIDA NEAREST DRUG STO R E PHONE 275 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXSXXXXXXXXI For Engraved Cards See The Herald 1 Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. ( Hill H ardw are Co. First and Oak Avènue ^• 484853235353235353484853532300485353535353482390232348234848 Ih. l . ICE• CREAM FA CTO RY * . / fi , Oh 4th St. Sanford Avc, 1 The firit and only Ice Cream Factory in Sem inole County. H . L i Duhart it now prepared to take care of the ice cream buiinesi of tKi> section. B e assured when you arc eating some o f the new factory! ice epam that y p i jl r c eating the best. This factory is pte------1 ------- *'------------*■>L- ‘ i- 7L...........: , _and—wholesaleTrad*^ -A ll orifff A *’ *V den prom pi ly cared * •‘ itti ■ B B B - X. . -< *-* * 1* t* V , i T h e S tp re of Q u ality - V *-i Avery’s sulky plows, McCormick mowers and ■hayrakes, cutaway harrows and levelers, Acme -harrows, • " ‘ ■ -r-« -. J i f . Planet Jr. tools and garden implements. Largest stock. Reliable goods. Lowest prices. s au»' * «t *>• b* .•* Pearson cement coated nails, box^strapping, shafting, hciuse-supplie^. V , :V « . .T ■' • *• ' , -U*» • ‘r’ X . OAK «* 1 }> ' *7* 755 v ; TSÄNFO . - DA »• �OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN HPOT QE-TfiE w o r i n S .V M -O IM ) IIK IÌA I.I) emi- w eekly IN S A N F O R D — L ife ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I» W orth L iv in g --------------- ,----------------------------- ~ ■— •■* SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, SE P T E M B E R X, ISIS V ila » « VI rick Paving Cost Auditors File Reports For Virginia-Carolina Company May Go Much Higher County Commissioners Suffer Loss By Fire very State In The Wants Vitrified B rick ion ick Manufacturer. Give* Intereating Facti And Figures RegardingSame The quteUon that seems to be agitnt- work as we underntoood the agreement." Mr. Dullose said that he hated to think thal he would have to give up bis habit of coming to Orlando, as he did in days agone, and he was advised not to quit. “Oh. 1 have r.o feelings-over the division." added Mr. DuBoae. "but we've got a home of our own now, and so 1 shan't come to town like i used to ." The work done by Messrs.. Johnson and DuBoae has gone ahead with a smoothness ami rapidity which will be cause for congmfcjlation. It was hard­ ly expected by some thal the work would 1« done in time for the next monthly meetings of the boards, but ho it has turned out, and thus will be a source of satisfaction to all who are most intimately concerned with the division, - Orlando Sentinel Orange And Seminole Ready For The Division Amount Due Seminole Will Be Nearly Thirty Thousand Dollars— Fine Work On Report carried out by members of the order History If the life of I>r. Morris was read by Mrs. Sarah E. Parker: "W hat Ma­ sons Think of the Eastern Htnr " by Mrs. Alice 'E. Robbins; "The Spirit of the Eastern Star," by Miss Carries Enstninger; -"Wear the Color«," by Mrs. Bertha Diggers." Mrs. Alice Harvey rendered some -beautiful musical selectkms The last number on the program was very interesting to all present, and each one did full justice to the delicious cake and cream served by the commit­ tee. Pulling the result oi their Inborn for th« minds of county commissioner» the past month In the form of** type­ town councils all over the United written document M m rs. A. H. Jo h n ­ ta Md especially in th-s south b the son and II. C. DuBose, who have been of vitrified brick nnd .cheaper preparing a financial statement of the afTaire of Orange and Seminole counties ht ra t« on the same. The trouble have put the finishing touches to their the south at present or at least .in _ l, the exorbitant freight rate* task and filed the statement with Clerk Stork Express B, M. Robinson for the consideration of there has been much discussion pro ^ Mr. and Mr». Vance Douglass are the the commissioners'of the two counties d con regarding the establishment of proud parents of a (ine girl baby and when they meet Tuesday. brick factory in Flpridn thnt could Clerk Douglass has another grand­ The report covers soine twenty pages, The rn out paving bricks cheaper. daughter in which the auditors take up the acnt priew are all right at the furoounts that they have audited and make but the freight rates art* almost as DREDGE WORKING AGAIN K F. A M ADE CASHIER full rejxirt of the finances of the counties uch ai the brick themselves and the and the division of the funds in accord bjuhroent of a factory here would St. Johns Hiver Will be Put in First t down the freight rates considerably. with the artiries of the ngreeinent made J s^minoH |u„k Takes Sanford Hoy for Class Shape Shortly [ by the two I»ourds in joint session in OrItem that goes to make the price Responsible Position Capt. Sharjn* and his jolly crew- are lando early in August high la the fact that every community Immediately following the meeting of the United Statw with a few excep­ again in the river and i-\|*-ct to go into ts are discarding all other materials the upjsT St Johns river ami dredge the commissioners J It lone», treasurer r paring and taking bricks. T h b de- all the bars ami give tin* river from San­ of Seminole county, «as given an Orange and for vitrified brick keeps the far- ford to Harney u rlmrme! eight feet deep county warrant for ten thousand dollars l ie- dredge is busy to enable tile Tlew county to start il» lies working full linn* to supply the the entire distance Phis amount « where the bricks are mu mi (ai­ tills wis*k ut tin- head if Lake Mohr»»' a (Taint on .< cash hunts red and ha* a tendency to boost the dredging the bar and ot a lew days the was paid out of the general revenue, fine The following letter from a lug mats and barges that arc now tilling and forfeiture ami road and bridge funds, ntleman in Ohm who ha* Ireen study the up|s*r St lohn- w I**- enable»! to t'm thousand dollars from the first and twenty ttv•* hundred dollars .-euch from g the actuation to the Orlando Sentinel make the tri|iw III safi-tv The appropriation that was made the latter two In making their report* Interesting: silttte time ago of JlKlIMMI for the \St th»*se amount» andi»bn t»-d from these pditftr Sentinel: 1 just read your John» river from I’uluiha to Harney is lumis, having tinnet .imuuiilt now due itonal, "Isn’t It Worth W hile." and now nani to lw available and the rrews Seminole from Orange county us follow« want to uty to you that the price of best vitrified brick for paving roads of tlm dredges will In* ws*n m this part Cenerai revenue $5,150.94 ¡. I streets are worth $13.50 a thousand of the world th«* gr»-at»*r piîrt of the Firn* und forfeiture I .Q3H.04) * Komis and hrnlg»*s the cars at the plants or kilns 1 winter season. *». 11*2 Ci When this work i» finished the St Piil-dic s* 11»" <I t a vei 4Tri ti an agent say that he expected to to »eil tor »15 w JS F fit' ffPST T''rnT ™ Imeslmi«- for van». Igallon ami the winter season will witness months. 119,632 17 Ohio has piLss<'d a law to pave some a greal»*r numb<*r of pleasure crafts than The amlit of the Links of Orange coun­ the stay- roads, and factories here »•ver liefon- ujuin this Father of Ftrold» ty dated M.u ;i KMT was use»I as a basis »hale is plentiful and of the l'est riven from whicti tim m ■»units were madt* up. 3ty can’t make them fast enough, The work ha.» |u-en rarefQlly done and the farmers who own farms are getA source of gratification to hi* many Wagner Wins Trip has L*«-n conducted in [K-rfc»*t harmony auton and they liegin to realixe the D. (i. Wagner, the enterprising man­ The auditor« followed ih** term* of the friends i» the r«s-eiit upi'ointment of A. R. protance of good roads. Our vitn- ager of the Arthur E. Donegan Real agreement faithfully, they say, and Key to the position of cashier of the New paving brick are 3 by 4 by 10 inches, Fiatate and Insurance Agency, left Tue** never left a j>omt until an ugrwnwnt was Seminole County Hank., ~gh 10 (KHinds each, or 6 tons to each »lav nigiit for u visit of ten days or two reached Tin* rapid ri«* of this young man is brick. I asked the Pennsylvania wis*ks in Virginia, during wln.-Ji time he , Thi* report winch they have made dos*« worthy "f more th»»n imssing notice droid to give me price» of freight on will attend Hie i older.......... . :ig»-»it»i' »»f hot include th*- Uv redemption*, Imt it In tin- -inv ami i c * hen the young men <k to Orlando, Fla,, by car load, and t he New Aurh Id* I :»- »r.» • ' ompanv ' wus ini|»<»tsibte to arrive ai-euratel> at .ir>* »i»ppoi»e»i to ti.ivi *ii(liiu|l |>rogn-»» :y«aid $5.f*6. »<>that you t»*e the freight at Hot Spring» A,i these figures until the report which was *rt r»-.ii long tin- tnptio»-! rungs iif the factory in Ohio will la* h » bV Mr AS ligner will go from .1.»■ h*ouvilli-, made from Orulige enuntv to Hit* state b i d d e r iif M ir e w i* drd to price at factory, which will Fla., to HijJlimur......... the Merchants comptroller tins ias'ii received from the A Kay mom I Key wil» tmrn in Fiuslis ke the price prohibitive. 27 years ago and lived there during early and Minen S. S. Co.’s st**ami*r and will comptroller'* offici*. It ia not ecxperled Moving to this city with his From factory to Orlando.will go over probably «pend a day or s*> at Baltimore , that this rejiort will Ik* forthcoming for ! mixhood j lure ills he attended the Sanford High leait four systems, or different roads, and Washington, after « Inch he will go some time yet d each one will have a nip and cuts to Hot Springs, A,i„ wh»*r»- th> insurance The rejmrt. which i** dretiticd U» I«*- High School, leaving that institution to out up here. I am interested in a •conference will Ik- held »ulne a In-torn <l»K*unient so far as ( he take tin position of rollis-Pir ii the First lie wn» t gi«nl collecory that has about .Til kilns Most Mr AA.igner »■troy« Hu* distinction "I tw»» etVuntire ar»- r*>neerned is a Ik*i»o National Hank the kilns hold only 5,000, a few «.000 Ldonging to the flo o non no ( lob i*l tilu! pus »• of elencai manuscript and wn» tor .»ml aflvalU’eil from tti.P position to id we can't make and burn and take the New A>*rk Life Irisurut • < ..mp»n, •i,., w-ork ..f M* i -. rii Aman a clerk in ti»Hikt-is*|K»r then to t<!l»* itid a f»-w i in l»sb* than one month, or twelve he having writl»-» incurKi»*»- to more Mr iiiihiiisoi! , ulln m 1 wo copies were •lav- ago wits mode .as»»-*»-» rastner Ira each ypar It is to Ik* ho|»ed that than that amount during th»* nine minie one for each Liard of county com He lots Iss-n with tin* Fir-i National Hank (or over ten years and leave* them * right kind of brick shale run Ik* found month* in which he ha--* engaged m the miMUoner» i triando ¿entinel with their Ik*s I wish»*» for sucenei in tin* ar. or in Florida, no thnt they may he busmen.» in KuwtinVne«*, atul wins the new hunk. He wits offered the position d* cheaja-r than to get from a dis- above vacation thereby, as the Insur­ The Real Florida of cashier of the Seminole County Bank All vitrified brick have to lie ance people j»ay all hi» exjK*n*« »luring Faiitnr Howard of the Orlando Citium because of his thorough knowledge of Ted hy the tumbler proccaa every the trip. ia exactly right when he say«: banking business and hi» jtopularity n ha* to pihe jq brjck anti put in Mr. Wagn»*r is one of the many men "The railroad tourist never seen the umong the customer*, being ever oblig­ tnhler and tumbled four to six hours, who have made good during their career sure »*nough Florida. He takest the train ing and courteous d if they wear over a certain amount in Kissimmee, and has »leiiuiiistrated at Jacksonville and railroads it fort\ F'or a young mao but twenty-seven bright, they or that kiln, Is rejected. beyond a doubt that the hurine*» is here miles an hour through the pine barrens, years of age to take the res|M»itsihle posi­ For Tampa it might be possible to for the fellow who will hustle to get it. skirts the saw grass lake« or riven*, das he* tion of cashier of a home institution P to Ohio river, down it to (Juif of He is populur, personally. and it is a in on the wrong side of town, makes a demonstrates that Mr K»*y received his and then to Tampa, and get pleasure to know such a man, leaving pop call here and there and returns home cheajier rate than hy rail: also out all business considerations, and hi* and gives a moving picture description, early’ training in a good institution and the Seminole Hank rrcogmted the wortii ïht »hip from Tnmpa to Orlnndn many friends in the city congratulate giMal or bad, as it happen* to strike hittt of a home lioy for tin- po-ilimi just thoughts that Corne into him on the i*xci*llell( recurd made in Rut. the real Floriila he has actually ®ind while writing. business and wish for him the greatest pa*se»l b) and knows nothing alvout, be­ IJtin g Fust possible pleasure during his vacation cause the real Iteauty s |joL«, the finest h e n r y HILDEBRANT, The Sanford Herald came out this —Kissimmee Journal. # pro|*ertieB, the liest orange groves and Wilmington, Ohio. w»s-k dated August 62nd. Diks* time »Nature’s own ntr** scenes are not along Innig so heavily at Sanford since the the benten highway, hut nestle* away in »Newspaper Adrertlslng little burg has gotten oil into a county / . Financial Statement FlnLhcd *» nook* nnd erannhu, o fttim « hidden The comnAurtutt aaaociutiim« of Deby herself thnt Editor Holly is led to tsterday witnessed the completion from public view and must lx- searched the belief that August has doubled, its * financial statement of the affairs Land, .Daytona', and New Smyrna arc out." number of days?— Reporter-Star. ¡n the division of Orange coun- making u request that the hoard of comniL«sion**rs of Volusia county appr»n*riNo. brother. We are just living so » d the creation of »Seminole. Will Supply Fertilizers fast in the new county thnt we have 62 A. B. Johnson, representing ute $2,500 for advertising what the <*«)unWith commendable enterprise Man­ days real time, instead of 31. !•» and H. C. DuBose representing ty has to offer horde seekers. A mighty good idea. And the money ager Drown has made arrangements •fiok*', finished the work that they hern engaged on since the joint Could not be expended in a more jirutit with other branches of the Virginia- Get the .Saturday livening Post of the county boards nearly a able manner than in circulating their Carolina C h e n i al Co. to supply h^ Get the latdie* Home Journal •go when a written agreement county newspafjen. .»The newspaper is trade with fertilixer» and that the busi­ Get the Country Gentlemun *%ned by the member» of each the backbone of advertising. What the ness will Ik* reeunwd a* usual and the By getting them all you get the best This agreement set forth the person contemplating a change rcii'ls m trade will not know thnt the plant ha.a newspaper, not owtusi nr controlhsl literature in the land and something I ks ii destroyed The huddini.'« will I k *'hieh were to be fololowed by by a land corporation or real estate firm, thnt will entertain every nieinlier of rebuilt as sihiii :* s jhiksi I i I i '. imt none of '«ountanu In making up the »tnte-I* sinks In deet>er than any of the fiow»*r> tbe customers will Ik- disapjeunti-d in your family. TheMhrv»- big pajier» ar»* + >UUD»1> for fer bigger and lo-ttcr than ever and the midhave attempted |0 follow the language appearing in Latklct-s that ftír the express purpose of boosting and j t¡|¡wpt u,tj| nn-tive the same prompt tie- summer fiction-gloru-s in every one of °f the agreement faithfully," them is said by the constant readers to Johnson yesterday. "W'e have sometimes goes a little too far in their j |¡VOT¡M Bs heretofore. be away ahead of anything ever before ‘¿• rticie by article and have gone efforts. Zolfo Sprint« Tnith. attempted by the Curtis Publishing Co. the work carefully and with the Pleasant Orrwdoti Thure*l-y allemiHin a very pleasant You can have nny of these papers or all -ilia y -im fa y B m , ond U ti two U m « merely indica lie a merger. I social vras held at tho Robbins Nest of them carried to your door each Week Dp a statement Hotel where the memlieni of Seminole or better still subscribe for them und get Many a w oman >who otherwise ha* Chattier Order of the Eastern Star met all three for only $4.50 for the year. nwy W some dissatisfaction," excellent Bight -c a n 't *eo through her to nlebr&to the birthday of Dr. Robert You cannot nfford to miss one number Fine Sanford Plant Now Mass ' A O f Ruins One Of The Moit Complete Feriiliier Plants la Florida Destroyed By Fire One of. the worst fires that has orcurred herr In th e jAaat twelve months was that of the Virginia-Carolina Chem­ ical Co., plant thnt was totally des­ troyed about ton o'clock Sunday even­ ing. The origin of the fire is a mystery, although in a fertilizer factory there are innumerable materials that are most inflammable. When the night watch­ man did discover the fin* his extinguish­ ers were powerless to prevent the spread of the flume« The first intimation of tbe fire, given to the people of Sanford was the contin­ ual tooting of the A ('. L. engines fol­ lowed by the siren whistle of the water work« plant and by this time the im­ mense blaze in the northwest attracted an immense crowd to the scene. The fire company was on the scene early, but not having a plug clutter than »• „ i , , rrvnrh avenue were unable to render any material assistance un't the fire wum allowed tn burn v»it (mul interruption until the factory was u sinouldiTing mass of rums The 1•»»» of this jdant. mu* <d rtte U-st of the kind in the state will probably reach the t llMl.OOo mark and on account of the time of year will Ik- a much heavier loss ;u> t tie stork wo.» ■■Vi •pt loliallv large, gettuig ready for the fall and winter trucking Mr F. t H Hrnwn, the manager Isdng interviewed could not stale whether th** plunt would Ik- rebuilt on the same large s»-ale or not, and is awaiting the arrival Utm .tlaUi manager who is "et['kV ii-iI today The lows »»I this factory is not only a lo«« to the company hut to th»- city of Sanford as well NOTH K TO THE PWH.H Although our entire plant was totally destroyed by fire last Sunday night we have made nrrsngemenlH for temporary quarters for the storage of a Inrge »lock of ferlilixers and will he enabled to supply our ruHlomers with our usual prompt ness AS ar»- lii-re to sin) and serve the grower» of this sert ion of Florida and will gite all orders large or small prompt alten lion. AVIlh the many large fac­ tories In other slates and one other in Florida the Virginia-Carolina Fertilizer Co. can guarantee quirk shipments and prompt servire to the man) roustomers as heretofore and Mollrlt a rnnllnuanrr of your patronage. A Irg in ia t a n ilin a E H Itro w n F e rtiliz e r * o L ir a i M anaget Junior C lass Pirilir It was a gay little party of Jhmor boym and girls of the Congregational church Sunday school that picnicked at Wood­ land Park fust Thursday chaperoned by their teacher Mr«. F. P. Strong and Mrs. R. A, Terheun Notwithstanding tin* inclement weather of the afternoon the young people fully enjoyed the bathing (tool and other amusements afforded by the jiark and returned to the city voting the picnic the l>est ever. Those.enjoy­ ing the frolic were Ruth Iserman Helen und Alice Randall Marguerite and IsalH-l Strong liussic F'ranlv, Sarah Wight, Gladys Ingold, Vera Terheun. I.ila Hutchinson. Rertha Macoy, Clifford Walker, Lawrence Randall, FTdmond arid John Mei*ch, FJarl Waldron. John nie Muason, f>ick Terheun, C hari« Anderson. Landw Jenkins, Paul Strong. Guest* of the elm»*« were Max Stewart. Hilly Fitts nnd Pee Wee Tillis, Our Paper Company it is «aid that the largest pa|»er jdant east of California Is located at Sanford, where it is mnking fruit wrajw. This is ait establishment thal should do well in Florida, and certainly should have the support of Florida grower» in preference to outside conwriw. — F’t. Myers Prena. Robert H Freeman After an IIII!»*» of three weeks Mr. ItolHirt Henry Freeman dieii at tin* hfim&nf his daugtitur Mr», Anna Walker last Thursday morning at four o’clock. Mr. F’reemnn had been in falling health for several months hut only in the last three weeks was he confinoli to bod. He devoted husband and father faithful friend and loyal citizen Mr. F’reeman leaves a large circle of friends to mourn hi* lorn. He is *qrvived_ by a son and daughter Mr. Douglass Freeman of Tampa and Mr*. Anna Walker of this city;m-graniiUhiW wu> and oiw* great ----grandchild; also one sister Mrs. O. C . Carr of Grand Rapids Ohio. Funeral ' services were conducted at tho home o f— Mrs. Walker Friday morning at seven o'clock by the Rev. Mr. Hardaway of Longwood assisted by Rev, F. P . Strong. "Nearer my God to Thee'* and "Asleep in Jesus” were sweetly rendered hy member* of the Congregational choir and other«. There were many beautiful floral tributes testifying to the esteem in which Mr. Freeman was held. The interment took place at ixingwood. 1 J An Home Institution Sanford is now preparing to open its third hanking hquse. The First N a­ tional Bunk ond the Peoples Bank of Hanford have creditably served the resdenU of this section of Florida for a long , , , , , , , , |K*riod of time, but the march of progress , . . and the rapid developemtn of this local­ ity demands greater banking facilitiea and. as lues Ikk-h usual with the expanaion of Sanford and environs, the bank is to Ik- opened by local talent and luxeke»i with loeul capital I h»* Sanford Tjdcphone f'ompany is a local concern. The Sanford Traction Company Is n loarl concern. The Sanforil and Flverglades Railway is a local concern Th** Sanford Gas Company was organized by local capital. The Sanford Electric Tight Company was organized hy local capital. The San­ ford AVaier AA’orks Company is alwi hval, us is the ire company. Some of lhew* p-iritrr -F.-.w-fWRHSFRKiV .wTWOVcn so profitalih* that th»*y have Iw-en Ivought up liy outside parties, tmt the fact still remains that they were launched by Sanford men and hacked Uy Sanford dollar« that were wrest»»! from Mother <*arth via the vegetable royle. And now comer* the organization of the Semi no Uj County Rank with a capital stock of $50,000. all of which is fully paid, the (laying, as usual. Lung done by Sanford men who have made then money here, Hat»-» in T C ■Y i ‘® 4 O ld F o lk s Sen Ir e To md in f»»*t*-rtrig the spirit of frater­ nity among the churches in Sanford, wo are inviting any of our old friends to send th»*ir names und addresses to Post­ master Haskins, no conveyances can he »»•lit for tier»»- who r.moot otherwise easily eolne to our Old F'ulkV service, Sept. Ith. It u F P STKONG. Pastor C o n g C h. R»|K.rt show* tiiat tiw- ni*t earnings for the last year (or the United States Steel Corporation have iieen gratifying. One hundred and eighteen million dol­ lar», a* against $112,000,000 (or the jiast year is the record. Of this sum, $26,100,000 w u paid as dividends on the common stock, which was originally iasued as water. There are, according to this rejKirt, 221.000 men working for tills corporation, and a quarter of this numlx-r of wage worker* work 43 hours a day at a wage which is less-than $630 in Chicago, and 1721 in Pittsburg t ii«-«»- two figur»*» L-mg established by the inv»*«tigation.s of the Sage founda­ tion as the minimum at which a hare sulwlstence can be maintainpd hy a working man's family, including hus­ band. wife ami three children. Special Meeting of Stockholders of Sanford &. Everglades Railroad Co. Sjx-cinl meeting of the stockholders of the Sanford and Everglades Railroad Company to tx* held at tho office of tho company at Sanford, Florida.-* at three o'clock p. m., the 17th day of Sej>tember, 1913, for the purpose of consid­ ering and determining upon the «elling of the railroad, tracks, right of way locomotive and stations of tFiy Sanford & F7verglad»*» Railroad Company, sult)***'t to tin* lien of the I ’ompiuiy’s mort¡ K»«19 no»* existing thereon, and lor ilio purpom* of eoruudering at mid meeting any mattert that may he considered at regular annual stockholders' meeting. 4-2 w J ’X US J N. W H IT N E R , Secretary. , »» tv¡13 79 yniim tiid and trnntlvr of Otrttr It is perhaps ponible for a man to apo but for thirty-one years had been 9 rraitho nobility without getting as drunk a$ drnt of this section of tire state. His wa» ono of the many who lost a lord. — ,— ;------------------Morria -lliu * ¿ u n d e r s o il th a t. bcftut if uL2SUii£2? -R e g in a ld Hrftly at heavily in the freeze Xiutt ruined ao many The wheel of fortune turns so fast for * ■ applied for the Ilcrald ofllce will take your order hom « but with Chriatiati fortitude and order. Those who had that it make« the rest of us ruoignation he bore bia adversitica for a year's subscription or will deliver be. a credit to bim»U, membership had also been invited to at- r “but wo have (Jone i r 'no telling own husband. «ftjpgther, but I UUhk Ü^wiR that wo have done ______ - . 3 ™ �Híjtcmh THÉ SANFORD HERALD ^ the National Issue now ■Stft&£s%but your own curren I »ceWÊérCÈÊtÈ mali suttrt Aui-il 22b4 •I (Jm Po*torte* kt SkufarJ. FW U * u d « Art oOtomfa Jrd 1871. You must adopt a system whereby your expenditures will be go entirely by the am ount of your incom e. ; * - September Morn! A C H E C K I N G A C C O U N T with this Bank will help you to d You can deposit your weekly mon expenditures always bearing in m 111 It b broken. THE RAINY DAY MAY* COME Could tfefie.be >ny thing more |>r*utlíul than September Morn* in Florida Caribbean Sea. September promises Sanford acme rtrmi-T'-We*- « p e re hire our bulkhead and a new hotel, perhaps. September will witness a completion more new buildings in Sanford than ny September that has graced the endar. Dixie i» telling the Jacksonville M r 1 0 LIVE COSTS MOST o polis just where to head in. but ail It costs more to lire than to die. b » will change when Baron Huflakcf It n » u more, but »e considerately akrs the editorial tripod for Frank can call that person insane who prefers death ted Dixie a few himself and then rome to life. Disease costs more than health The rick, the invalid, are deprived of We would ask Frank Harris of the earning power: their illness b an expense Ocala Banner where he obtain* those old and they are a burden to their friends or papers upon which the Banner is nowtheir families and a continuing tax upon fcrinted. Methinks they smell of the their sympathies. If a plain statement am Im t vintage and must hare ccme( of the case b:+ not considered too coldfrom the tomb of Ranine? Ill blooded, death brings an end to tbrir phjsical suffering, and it brings an end to the cost of maintaining an unproducuse member of societ>. The cost »lope with death. Men prefer health and strength, the normal use of their mental and physical poder». rather than to be depnved of any of them, yet no one thing is more distre»«ng to the modern sanitarian than the constant exhibitions of carelesanere regxrding thsee things that make for health. Without being or fieing considered a rrwnk on matters of health, it 1« potoible f‘»r any man or woman of adult years to enjoy unmter rupt«-d use .d ht- or her physical po»er* There ts no more indulgent public at t h<tr “tughiwl r tupmrnt Note than thatof Satiford^espmally the *utv that th, limit of ih**~ a personal eeribers of The Hrnfld They ire ail jo each. for some get a dart in .ift with sympathy and »illtrg to put upwith a the hat .heap "f a- 'ren ted wwkre-*« four page paper until our jwvw can te or ilongurenerit. a punishment pul repaired. Wr »ill m.akeamend» by upon innocence for 'be *ins or negb-ct* giving the reader* a better p aper'when of preceding generation* Hut * kind the wheels go round again. and wfe* Providence removes a large There are some, even among the med­ ical profession of Florida, srho «till .bald to the long disproved theory that ma­ laria has its origin in the miasma of foul and undisturbed waters. There are some who disbelieve in the gem theories Of disease transmission —although the*e theories have been so long and so thoroughly established that they have ceased to be theories It is a question whether there exists person more to Is* retied than the man of ordinary intelligence, »ho holds hi* inner consciousness or hr» instinct or hr» stub­ bornness superior to the accumulated and increasing knowledge of the scien­ tific world, and who persists in holding to diiproven, dangerous and even death­ bringing* theories of disease opgin. If there is a man more to be commiserated than he. it i< the one »ho with the knowledge of exact sanitary science within hi* reach- nay thrust upon him—goto along ^is thought!**»« »ay. trusting that a idPr IVondence, that has brought him to the years where discretion is presumed to have had a chance to guide his »ay. render him immune to the working* of nature's la»* Jlie path to health, even though it rf*,ta more to live than to die. t» plain ¡ t w being made plainer e\ery day. and (h*. wayfarer, though be may be foolish, ^ c.ot stray (rom it. if he really cares nought about fc’s life to walk in that »»> The world is growing better it is growing healthier (»-cause the regard ior sanitary method» of living t* stronger the inteHfgm i u im n u n n y today ths , ever before, because men take better •are ^ tfcetr U>iew. la-cause they Jsterv ir,? more carefully to th« warring- ■■ o-a-ree Trev are taking (letter car* i! aro paying more attention to th»*i' pihy.» ICJj wellare, and are reulmng that » : i. out ¡be sound t*d v . kept sound by ob- therefore m ust set aside a fair portion of. your m ean s with This money will draw four per cent interest and you in your emergency. - T H E P E O P L E S B A N K O F S A N F O R D has an E S T A B L I S H E D S A V I N G S D E P A R T M E N T thru which the people of this community have received more than $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 in interest since its organization and the same efficient service is extended now as is in the past. Offering you absolute security for your deposits and extending you every facility of a well equipped bank. WANTS lb ■«>r»un er YOUR BUSINESS M. M. S M IT H , P re sid e n ! H. R ! S T E V E N S , V ic e P re s id e n ! Ì-M lo parst of rj j*rfyri fcarwr 11Qram, E H Kilt»», , jívrWv Í>»rid Stprrf . li F | JaCfcBL R y liw u a , (Warf*. WidU-rUse, <w«o T \f I pa. k e f , W VMrr* J r«etf^r. H H hültthliî, W J F-. s . S Ji taf». L f* 1 -V :«*■ *h »CB » aw J F Jp.'^W H (TWindLrd _aisd Ra-ArW * W f ao<s AÍ • .e'eH. PläTttiA, Ttor*' « létà, 1911. *o ^Lrvnut» tfc— ON LY 2 3 LEFT r or «JU day* only, commenting Aug 1 lot and S5 pier rut,nth »»ithout interest P R IC E FROM S 1 0 0 UP • IIunijf tju*en Wil b* Imiti* ha» c«>nirrn»i the grand rtre? •>( the Order of Orartfe pent*r i,, ■ . ■ rt.| ' •• :•■. (■■• * -- serve I(rfd«fl*> IV n t m m thtt vale It * the opportunity of yuui b> get tnu a home or make money as m vtst,: I S(>c«.i j 1 prices mi nice homes ami jots clove m i posted on city property and can r ime?.-1:r to Artoy could haw rena vest these t.-.u. ora in Florida by living in tirar.ge county and N'aaeau county. 'n •■ p reration c r r H ir g tiu r u n 1r e ir g » prices and best lerm t. among the antmab of the jungle. But this law is almost a* coretantly thwarted in rt* operation among human being» by give vou the See rue before the advai tbeir »turidity or their t houghtienanre» urtil tb*' pthysically frerfect .[reim en of the adult manhood or »omanbomi t? -are ajnuet to tbr jwjtnt of Ireing a ‘iin M v c r o r s •»«! i ( f.e imjjrosement t>. tr* r».s . ar.d to»ard '« ,fc* 1 ««•« *—»* •* **» ^ rwh °4 ike H«»l, •/ rV cis making that improvement lermanent i t. i w . Ih#* r.« u I ani »li! and universal and uniform U ~bcal J ' " ‘m jÜx h í I llrr micflir eewnce t* working sucrrewfullj in point- ^ Union. mg out the cause* of disease and how to •i« rwr.kr»$*ey •! wr u. Liykn avoid them. Great as have been it* t of J C. Brown advances In curing diseases, its efforts t o p in Dixie. It prevent it have been even greater, and | r Bauskett -for , they base («ren of greater salue to the j tur »riiten by human rare. It has worked to reduce ’ the stand of the pierrertafe of sicknere, to prolong r Senator Bryan on the parrel px**t, ar.d a» the life period by safeguarding the nor- ' k !r Brown »rote the article hlm.»elf h*- mal strength that every indi\i<Jual »tarts • t B Care pot care to hare Dixie take this life »ith a* a piart of h» equipment, a i •hot at him. He calls Dixie so hare! that piart of hi» capital. <• Congressman LKnfle »ill have to repMy But in th*-?e efforts the gr*-alest ot> * or standbrar-d*?! tiy Brown's scathing »tacle to advance 1» the in»lifl*rence of reply Our «yrr.paihy is »ith B rv *r the people themselves. Thi? indifferajnre it was none of Lhue'* busino» »ho rnre eareiessnesa b another name for it’ ■wrote the letter n almost as dangerous as ignorance. W l , Hrtrml l i b i l i *-----O-----It r*e«i» only to be illustrated to fee fl if, Hlti# mf IVeriddi (» ( lotorrv vi c«_ . ___, . . understood. Midteal science has estate ,• When a newspaper nves you a lot o* , , , , , , . , . ... . . . Iished Ijr-.cnd the reach of argument, . Ins- advertising in redcr to tjccm some i , * . . . , k conciTt or church intm am n.cn« wtuch . ^ lU ««>" '> ***« rt* * ln T you are interested in. keep irarkm f ti*e fthe thfi“ ‘ UJ m n * |. number of lire*'that are printed for th- fro™ that this germ B car- r wrek, and multiply that number by i b e , ~ l “ ^ *OU^ l’y thf “ " " T S regular advrrtnmg rate, wf the papCr. ^ T ^ ^ W lhe j Compare- the m u lt, with the KtuaJ ood that b to be e a t« i by other human » • proft'^Mot.Aj •ir» *- money value of any favor that yqu can ^ that by tbfa ^ “ get from any other burfmm. ronefeh |t^ g atfflft,IOn « P ^ d a n d ^ kept alive u Then take into ronvideration thr faet ' " ih* Lhnm*" ~ T h e obnous rero- that advertifing ar.d circulation are th* * * ’ of kw ^ n* * * fl>- * ” y S only two thing? that a re»,paper ha? to *“ • infcctJon * nd ^ a« y ' r° ® lh* « •dl. and in tln^e days of h«her pnere food h" br* n P°,ntwl, OUt *rd ' mph*_______________ ho» much do you think thev ought to b>' li* dartor, U ***" givre away lor nothing t ’Balm Beach °Dn*UJlLj>' in d ™nunuoual> that m. hRrt ot ra>vrt ^ every inteOigrnt man has h.-ard it a • lîK h 4 ) ai A ^ n < ____y ____ > _ thousand u nna T h e fact, no longer a F- A D O U G L àSi. ’’ |theory, ha* been proved in every' comClark. Undcr the new fish and game law i t ; munity in the stale of Florida. Fs unlawful for any one to hunt without i T o reduce this d MJTHI o r EUntUN finft «cu rin g a license. A game warden j large« ritte* of the wriU V - appointed for this county within >partment propoaed a Hi1'ii *~mr~i i / ■■t «I » > • ■ ■■ il —-^ ..... J —. 1 i a* ml. - . * _. ... Í» » *>n, I a »* F,> * a if > ■» » f a i » '« fv a ii fre i î , h ( R ' j« ^ -w r > n lî iLai tb» >«j»J <br - * "*» If* tif •Wtflt^ Otl# ) *s K V - c v i a , t i » * •Ns,- r 1 t-î* r tfn t!) W ttM Nfmd act mud1 «?** c i a L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D T 1*'— »««*, M iW n d I fcpSeuidhk, «ft: hrfw-tsycgcWf>*i to é£imm¿ to 1 h t bíB o í rc 0 ip t& fe t duljr tt TH* - i » . OQ Mottday. lb» €lh i Cor ef Or- toU-r, If \ ;W u i» t~-nt g ruW tíf tkü ruurt It to fs j.-* ,t*4ere«i tl»« Uhv nocir» km puUmliri ® lb Arioril lleftld, » smptprf pvbi »bead SoñUtoa«« fv v tly , FWidm. anrw • «*wà for isyw i»e »«ti» o r P a r k A v e n u e and S e c o n d S t r e e t Largo supply of Horses, Mules Wagons and Harness always on hand For Sale or Exchange O la c k a m lt h l n g and W a g o n R e p a i r i n g in c o n n e c tio n ; Isr*l I Uomt M t a m o l N n r lflll, 1 a 1 *5» « * , S r r . h y r o i u T x j ti) a p e » » , io : 1. l- l 1 •/ cj-rt.» .tin i «{iiatt r n ta Ita alni, mt.tlrd « * bnm» th» É»k da/ a4 Urtohr. A. D. “Th* SonfrsH Urtali ' i» hrerhj amrrtaUil m lk * n e * w » r e » in • k - h Ibi« cr-i», ahkfl t » p itta hahn.1 m • anrk ior Imtr hatn-jt;,, V ilm nsr hanj arti *r»! of offlr* ai Soniori. , Ilo-via. Ih» 15nh da, of Au(»?t. STABLE C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K I N D S O F H E A V Y M A U L IN G U f Vrmii l a v i S n r a t k J W k U O r m i ml I W T* FEED tte 8 »♦♦« t u n r :: Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Cc ONLY ALTHOEUZED BOTTLLRS OF '< il A. IXIl'OLAJB, J *~Uck rirrwH f i d i . Smrtool» r « a tj. FVnVla t A U i a f t l r f . S o U i l o la i ( « o i o l i i a n l 101-Ture *U —1 MANUFACTURERS OF GINGER ALE AND S O D I WATER* ; PHONE 21 f r « dote; p .tr t r t m jroara (rom lot». *7.VM M ihrer r u n frie» to te; W. J . T H IG P E N & C O M PA N Y- |TrhOaO¿ loor 5 j W ~ i $7.107,0* 8v* y*«* Iran tot»; «ad I7.tae.ee ih y*«, Ine» tot». «S of aa;1 AGENTS ln»4 * t»<»a to lo d .S »p t»i»W tL JSIÏ. and ( w w* s»t»r—» •» Ito tot» ni u t por reu por ajínu?*' Ira» dal»* rt.frr ro l M oto «afiiunr. «1 ( «iMotjf C r i -S v -te^rT5to«ì»(to P ag», ty. FVrtd*. Ca , •JÍ1 * / Y* A IKj CGI^Än ' Kß-TWKr -, V ('Wk General F ire Insuran Florida Sanford Phone No. 182 M AG AZINES ra tc r .> C o a le d io a e r y KJ PERIODI Cigars tad To ...................................................................... .. — :________ • ___________________ _ �I1 r 3 * -.',. ] * * l •? '- I , '< • S íP « e ^ L L 2 Ü l W ^ ^ tP P P P P ^ P ******** THE SANFORD HERALD I whe herethey will combine hindut-tu with ■a-Mure MrM rlaiulin *-• it»--Ondi ng It. « J ’ » T n m n o r o t i i r n H P|,,ft J-Û*wi*|nr nf Siuiforil and wrtf-ymrehn.«»Ig ^ '^ r ia t iö ö r tiia t f O ä U r t iiM a a r t a n hi„ ittl) nM() wmt,,r tnek ^rhite itv-sSo** mirti*. IEditor cl The Herald: The <>ate «'¡tv House has brought fur Fof publiration in your paper k .with record of meU-orulugi-1 dawn the high cost ol living. ««nlyH oo . . w PWilh record of meteo Inish 1,U the under 1 tier week In ih O v a tio n s taken by the under ^ week for lor the the finest Hm- table hoard m 28-tf l 1? ! ^ a cooperativo observer o! the ^‘ b® city. Se« Parker. a great disappointment to rue to think that I have i*up|M>rtcd you in the pa.it and really thought you wen1 a man wrtrtTTC- of the position you hold, I ran’« realm- that you have done this art "f your • ft*-*- will Possibly «<>me t.a- "sUKt{l»U-d ‘ kk«*“ -ii mis this mea idea m to you >ou 1 would thunk you to reply to me hy; '«4’irn mail and inform me what amends lowed by an informal talk on the prillciplcs ol Christianity ns taught hy tii« churrh 11E.\' AKTHCK S. PF'.t K. if j „g, M .h lu k r s ,» I’rin. Prm. ,p|. i|>|. ri pollile« „ an al nalt„. flir Pie An,j ,|„ |,„r,| tMl-, , „ XXXXXXXXXXXXX^JO CXXXXXXXX I* ■t i- n Hi« lion. Frank I. W oodruff'eM -d ,, to ■ vn" in," nl 1 ' h''’" '1 for , h.s-rf-,1 giver Aorlrultuns turo flurinpç during tlu* the wveii w |ITvâvç ifii* ufu*nitH»n for VTort f» *^»>nÌftn 'T n r ^ ftifir s TiiWffr r 'i i in T'-rfr vrrFir**rrt'* BÜß» 01 • -s.<n _* ‘ to t.......\ . Vw t :- farmi\ f-.V u few » join .....k« M Hal if x » i V e inclined to m ark s the nnchard us li. hut lap I-.- haw I codini Autt 31st 1913. at Sanford instrumental readings are from |XVoodruff is nlil. To Ih- armi ml again aft. r , " rrV u<" > douh|.-.| alo. nt standard instruments rx a serious iipermuui and his man.. friend« 11 ,hm ^ r-.»n tell ami write There ^-i.'t much . la-« t.. th> ..hi - j^e maimer recommended hy uri' glad to know that he is ree overmg uUn" lh*" ......... ’ ,rUH -VOi' . prairie «. hoom-r. Hut it wn, m.i rapidly. • ' W,B* mistaken, , sinkahh- ami wasn’t afraid of p bergs. lite Chief of the Weather Bureau Thank« to .irrumstanees I am in |tosi 1 Very tespectfully, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. MrDnugal < f , * 7 " " ' ....... ..................'7 .' ..........! T ' i U " ,1*k" *’ur ll" k “ «•«»" ,, , , . *■ timi to prove tb<- untruthfulne*» of tour , i.¡ru, .......... , , Ff. C. DuBosr Celery avenue had a Might hlimming ... , . , , ' tiling mat is turning to us, hut we are (Date) 9-1-13. article in the last issue of I linfe. Cooptrnlirt Obrtrr/t o,.rrlw at ilieir homi* la»t Friduy evening always howling about our Itati luck. Awaiting your answer, I l*-g to he, thnt contaii i-il twenty-five hltatms The-, 1 I (' HHOWS'. ; ■j>ft,p*r»tur» generoasl . III'. Iteti th’i-ir friend- to .to n i fl lire statement, that I am whip sawed Ch«rmrt*f in nini sbafi- ttie la-nuties of thè wunder H into mailing tint interview put-kages, ME o( <iay fui plani i « Is-ratise I want to lie marshal, is not war«* t J . -™£lair -ym ir—.r.nWff ' tSTir M E aZ - 7n«M w « ranted hy any (arts real or fanrit'd. I All Local VivertIscm cn l* Under This a i p r. Berti.udii Otiinns ami Iteti ami ANhid have Senator Hrvun's endorsement for Hrndlnjt, llirre Ccnta n l Inc f'ach Issue 71 89 • None ¿25 „ P . C— . .38 _ 70 • 86 26 For Suie pit) to Ó00 good burlap 101-tf tirm-. Cloudy 1 .lth I.. It. Philips & ( ‘o. O" .66 71 («0 -f 1 * 1 hive Itei-n ad vised by friends to ig- sacks stiitahli- (or s<s*tl bed .-overs A If, .10 69 ^ 'iie^ ’isiples Jlank is torn up an if a 88 28 Defiler. - r., 4-2tc .25 P . C. ' burglar htui Inren working therc-wod (to rn (U jf f {.hia da^derpus article ap|>earing in 68 88 29. co -.. .r. 1 .10 ‘ Cloudy ap|w>aranre of the rooms there will Dixie: flint ppij'eciifes fired in that t|iiar- * F'or Sale-—S«»d - AriiíV» jM>lntra-s, $1.00 69 '88 30 P. C. .01 Hox 983, Sanford, Fla.' !>e a line lianking <|iarier» where the old l*’r are not of the armor piercing variety; fH-r bushel 68 90 31 formerly etooil. The workmen are on that the wasp from thi» iconoclastic sheet 4-3tp the job day and night am! are pushing has lost ils sting, hut I speak hut the F*or Sah- About thirty bushels «.s-d «ilence of m-K ri's|a‘ct in* misunderstood. |KiiatfH*s Dollar a bushel. Guaranteed it to a finaiali. I do not believe Mr L ’Flngle’s para­ tr* d good N .1 Stenstrom, West Side, Mrs, K. J. Holly and vhihlren left mount object was to injure Mr. Huus- K D . N o J j-2c Saturday (or ( ’oronado where the kulUtUe H appenings— M e n tio n can roll in the surf to their hearts’ ton- kett or myself, hut the chief object of For Sale Lit of Household Goods, in­ Matters In Brief lent und they i-r|ss-t to I«- absent «ev- hut attack wa« Senator llryan. He cluding Oak ln-droom suite, dining table, accuse pf plagiarism f’erfivtinn <hI stove. Cun I m- sis-n at --__ eral weeks The father will remain would willingly and therel'y injur.iny .-Inira.-ti-r in order * on the job and elidivi vor to make enough Alternativ.'- turni t lire store .‘I2 lp 11 t>. assail v, n.tlor Hr\ an <I PERS0NA1 ITEM S Of INTI R I S T money to pay tln-ir hoard lull For Sal« Team of muh-« ..ml general I * A m i tin« fro m a m a n w h o m the sta te purpose Imr-. Phone or write (I (' * -----------The 'W hite II uu?p Da\ tmm H.v«u’h. j II ha« elected to a - e a i ill congress. A o Churn hi-rlain, 2-tf l e M w O l t W H e . i l « smell T .lk . f 1*- S « *« *1 r . l c to eenin», man to whom the government pay» II om“ , , ___ __, „ _„ ___ ,_ j $1.50 per day or Jb to $8 jht wiu-k. For Rent Furnished residence su it-1 J twenty dollar* t**r «lay .'from hi» point 8«tflncUj Arranged For Hurried Write for reservation». W r\ Ä F). H of viiiw to write defamatory article» able for two families, close in. Hox 473 Ÿ Herald Reader« Ay rea. Propr’a. UtL9tc 2-9tc a l a n d fellow memliers of the Florida >y Mm Gertie Speer nf Oakland is visitMl*» Limili Ijcllh-r .ireompnnied hy le gis la tio n und er th e c a p t i o n of "W hat’s Wanted Position an foreman t.y .-iinc *t the hgmit of Mra L. K Philip« |ltt|. p. -r-w-u« M< Fiji I* h it Thursday W h a t in W a s h i n g t o n " l l 1« |s>ssihle perieiuv-il ita ki-r Aditn-s* Hox 1UB<Cloning out all popular music ut 10C aftern.Hin for Montgomery. Ala, l.itth l l . a t Un |s-op|e will «imi out in the lth Sanford 2-tf per copy: S. Maxwell. 101-tfc P.-r-a-u«, wl... has t - •. visiting her i n. r> ««i.mal l l i « t r u t -what'« wind and Piwi t tor * aiiieil as con \ n i g u a n i at L Ml*/- Peters of Del at ml is tlie guest ijf i-i. li- 11 W i n n i e ' ' t r , | r . ' for th e pa«- w t . ■ who II W a - l i i h g t o t j III reality by of ndenmee« Vpply to once He f.-tir month«, will ...titinn. io-r j.mrtie-. un .............. next primary F,er xister, Mn J H. Cowan of Sanford Heleiif F'la. _’ Mji M-40. I. to tier hotio- m Hinmi.glmin, Ma Sh* Mr 1.1 ng|e’« - hi* f claim on tfu- jssiple Height?. , lia« made man-, l-i.'d * -t-iring her Tu lai l.ti_lt) Union avenue Hoard r e t u r n h im to I ungrev« if truthlillly C l. West of the Titusville F ant to .sanford ■n taI No small , i id ■Ir*-1of o w her -late.} w , 1 . * I. I Is l hai inlias tried to Land Co. o' Titusville was in the it> l-t( tuini|s-r the work of the other member* Possession '• |>l 1st. on Saturday. i i wne r « too- hi -l.de h\ h-ornt. h.stic artich-s Noll, e Mot For xj.,|, - i Hitrgain ‘«•■\.ri r.s.m s Mr. and Mn. Henry MrLanhr l.-n ap(» aru.g III I hie *1 >•* ll would he house * or Lint avenue ami l l i h «t i ¡ .* ri hopo «I I I ive , Wednesday for a business apri ph-a« ,r. iiit* mi.-r*—I mg r. -iot. W fiat « What m A p p l y cm p miser* 1 imp «uve Inin trip to New York. W.udungton U II 'm il r wood Mrs. Zachcry anil her daughter Mi«« \ good general purpose For Sal. II is triy ili.tt «eTi.ilor- hletcher and >1 ti Bis»ie Zachery' left Tui-sday for a u - i t horse, w it n i’ blemish and in good con| t r \ . i h ari holding '. . n o ol tin- Very U i d it Uaytonii Ih-uch. •»change for good mule VX ' • . - 1,- 1, 1' t . . . a««igi n.i n iN o tw o «.-n- dition -m F 1 I hittm «..ti C a l l on 1 (si Mis.« Margaret Wight i- «1« »un v ' 1- t - Igt.eT .t tin . - tilti.it loti of Ititi 1VV N HF PI II V 11) III \|l f o r d Fla j »vers' d«'/« with Misa Netili Fit t. ,il «*•»■. e n fi» \ 11. > t-.d ' ! . a tnil'll«!r it .oh I her lieautiful country hone■0 ...I- .. it men are working harder Itepr.-señlali'>■ Hn« Iteen I njn«ll< « ru G... ».I 1 ' ■*. - or Hellt ( .est le I .urden tin good ol i p . i r i i u u i tl t u e U c ) and on t ra c to l i ­ ! Place your order* for Crystal M .i ihr»*- mills* from city, i, ised lor standing h« 11r » a n f - 1. i . -.» f --!• ■ban They OJllon «ee.| Willi L. it. Philip" A I " !('l ■ehr« ill 'lied, ( wi. good b arm e .l ' n» 1 ... . la ■!I H I I .a. \ .. h u t • I k m - I In atm .o m f lt lo n .' flow mg Will« t o wild outshe.l H< .it x Mr» Miiry ( ’other turived in lie . u> I l l l o r S a n f o r d 11- - aid . . i « ’ wirii relcreni » to « p a r k m a i i and ed . heap lor . Address Mrs. « ..ra on Tu's-alay and w the gin--! ol n.-r I le-ir « I K m ill alio ■ on «1 ■• ' < 1 i al I tIt. ■ior g'- •«1IT..II Hon I l - . l l ta New ^ ork r t at daughter Mr- "amuel Pu|*~*ti.i the colutniis ol y o u r .»loahh p a p e - t, L m n ti i i Ud«on \ \ i h n * m a d e Ins ad 102 ll. J. It Holland, manager of lie ll uni r),p|v tI1 , |„,r(,,,ri of an article a|i|s-ar x e n i i n t o congres- at tin- - a m .- t im e that n garag. in this city, left Moi X’ruth H. t t .i or Share F'nrtning t-g ■ D » |S j ! ■ l a te o* \ ig 1nt I, ol I t 1 gl. In! \ \ d«oti »» c u p ie * a p.wi a i -es tip I I Old Two m i t i » ill* Hut Springs, Ark for the bein ' 1 -I h»-..'Ilit'i . q l jh a X WANTS X IN AND ABOUT THE CITY ONE NIGHT -O N L Y , F R ID A Y ANNUAL TOUR Mr. Ddouard D’Oize A s i iis lc il by M is s Eui>enin F la t ‘ S an d H is A ll N. Y . S h a k e s p e a r e a n C o . in TH E M ERCHANT O F V EN IC E X Carload of Special Sceoery and Effect* P R IC E S 50c. 75c S I . 0 0 —A FEW AT $ 1 .5 0 xxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxx i) eW Sanford Business College $ MODERN COURSES IN Itookkeepiiu', Banking, Cumniercial Law, Coniincrrinl A ritlunctic, Penm anship, T jp ew ri(in j¡, irìhorlHand, and nil Itrnnches of Civil Serv ice. DAY AND NIGHT t'LANHFLS LEARN TO DO HY DOING. Sanford Business College 1.1.15 PICO Ill'll.D IN G SA N FO R D . - % FLORI DA xxxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxx i ' Health. f 1• r.-g ,,|jf meet mg of 1to WDt.i - • - \««■» ,,.i toil . a tfs- It M l S'.^t Tl,,ir-d.i t” wl 1 ffl - Mix. Geo, Atkins ami her mother. Mt«. I Hendrick* of Daytonu un- »pointing a few dxyi In the riby the guests of the Sanford House, I- H Phillj)» will have a fllllsuppl. >f genuine Bermuda Onion seed in S•j •t emU-r j o 1 if - Mi. c u r re n . . ' I■ Hr tu Me nt i n 1. .. 1•, .) * i 1»g .*lis, u n d e r dut.- "1 Aug 1 11h in re|< i n S e n a t o r Mrytin « i i i t t n d e *>n i int el |n*«t O u t t . ‘( «hingt» ii.,.inner M . ll i 'k . M .,!»>> ,| -t* t 1 .et lb b ¡r 111**r "I a i c M H U «t*. k *•<«!'. r I t ...... .lit • et 'D t..' V!»" vx 1' ,ii I H** il l* ' *1 l* J ' M h ll^ ’ ! Fi tur li . - - any such |ch«j N bh - Y j - <* S E R V IC E I . , s e r s e you hi-sl i« nur pulley In «c m n i r i i cl loo *.u«c w and |> «smiforl ■i • ^■ i|. .111...... * I Ii »I. «ay - i .e . -t.i mg on lilt job He Is avuglleal to ila committee of District of Columln.i It other word.« he is a low private In the e.i.k- of (in f ity I'oum il of Washing VXti.il go...I ...n e»er a.-erue to tin« i ..s it.» '. « a . low n r> pn «• ni . r gfi- - \» la - - an eoninumd m- ■i, i•<. • *»««ig utm-fi Is than In al 1 > ll Pig VV i T o plenwe you is o u r c n d c u f u r . t a k e tinii«ual m e a n « to p i o t u l c c o i m - n i c n c c and s a t is f a i lio n In c*.-r» «leni. t . i THE 11.. 11 H u t u * r XX I It e lor -it. house »Mth ' l l - to \ I’ •n. tf. Fight h« ai.-d i.ii" 11» Kent N .nth .1 V| ply i lit Store X»* 1 D I» X D R U G G IS T Is I he logical place at which lo t ra d e lie-cause you g e l l ’, S Mikesell, Sanford, It. H. 2. 97-tf .ant and you know it 1» right. Do.all your store truth S em in o le P harm acy THE NEAREST DRUG PH ON E STORE 275 X xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxx 1 A . in, ta,; , a . . loan for the pnr ‘ I Ml po«i ol writing Itasele».- futiricalion* for I * t , o it i....... .—••?.t a great «Iule in XX1 1:led lium si, o'ii.l» t. ni *l.ar* tin i.oa . .-i representatives ft is a . ropp«-r or wouhl rent Im • in mg season, pity indeed t hai lie hits no higher con- i’im Sanford Celery Farm now in cuw.-eptaii of tla duty he owes Florida than IM-iLs and in high state of cultivation, to frit .m.i', in.« time in the mariner he Athir.-»* FI. Vaiolile, Sanford. F'la. 92-tf ha« a t . i .,j<-h great i|ue»tion» entifriint — ■ .— o .r National taw making body. L . G . S T R I N G F E L L O W 1 «11gin—i *o trie gentleman who wn« J U S T I C E O F TH E P E A C E e|r* te.i t" i-otigr*“«« from the stale at Ffrftl D i s t r i c t of Somtnols County large and win. is now at large in Wash All Civil and Criminal <'a«es, Deed*. it,gioii L-forc he i- ni (irone to .riti« '.- Mortgages, Contracts, Marriages, Hill in. work ol his colleague», to take heed all woik (lertaiiiing to tin otln-e of J in ­ nee of (he the reace Peace promptly legally _ , , ,,,r . , lice iiroinpri. and le gally r„ ih* Duine .tdmoniimn. ritmi hyp% a t •rial at let gi ve...... rii. te-t t«t mil the iw-atn mil of tinnì« . m. X.X■Ilu.r tie Mloek Office mil, e;.. and 1beli .«halt them see clearly io .a«' ili* mote out ..I thy brother’s DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDEK e> e What piece of ronstruetivn legUlotion D EN TIST I,,.», y o u placed yin (he statute books'* Rònfn* Vi Ü4 *i*ii 23. |*Kxi BWt Ptionr *1 \\ ha( have you aecnmpMshed? , S A fi F O H D. F L O R I D A In ' further reference to the Bubjeet a.« to my article mi I’arcel l’cwt, 1 ask Mr . . . . . . , L’Engle to do me the simple justice of DR. R. M. MASON acknowledging hi* tidsrepn-fcentatlnn, DENTIST and if he will not Ho this, I challenge him i Phene 19 to produce the proof of hi» chnrg.-»; -in Weltwn Blcwk the event <»f hi* failure, he *,and» Si Sanford. F'lorid« cxui«|«?nin*-d urn con\ ctw at ta ro the article »uying that Mr. llau»k«*D wrjtten the defense of Senator Bryan. a.)pe>rinit (|| tll(, \f,.lr„ ,K,|is of r.s-mt * Wh (Jo du do m„ ..„„«u,«.» t 0 . *ay that this article'w as prepared -fijf Buuakijt and V n t to me.' You know .................. " ........... . TH O M AS EM M ET WILSON; r n m i u l x ffor ur m n gi nI h*"^* ^liKht«»t ign»undn ma ak i k * i wfiÄ* C L IF F O R D BROWN. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR wrtiona. If you* have one atom of manAT LAW Iioorl left in you, you should make an F p ls .u p a l t tu tr r h iifsil'igy in Dun- gn mg vour <l<-tu.il th. Lutf N( * I f Attu /nrf S*-VT»lf»*b I ll lO* 11B1 rirvull of U tith l« same pr.iminenc. .... I * » - ih i. M -l**~ ^ the t ’hurcti ol tin- Holy ** S u n fo rd * ik ! S v l v i i i falmcation. l ro**, eor.-.-r Park l.venue and F'.mrth What have c»er done t.. you or »mir- strflet,'' untd further notice will he as C. G, B U T T DR. *^ut im i warrant*»! jn -h a u ic ing up such a story as this and printing Sunday school every Sunday morn-. DENTIST t! ¡n in o „ pajx n;u- r tjial |ia, a, large u circulr» tnfl at il:45. r t, l * .V“1 Bermudi Onion Seed with tlon tl()ll ns M Dixie l}ixi„ ha»: * Morning Prayer and seemon every Office. Y'owelt Building . 101-U ^ werv ojajn for c o n victim) i Sunday, morning at 11; except the firtt * . SANFTJRD. F'LORIDA 1 he Khnnls school« nf nf Somitwlo-couoty will ■W - . . U «..nwince xtii. ni the fact that 1 Sunday ol the ^onth when there wdl he ^ —^•-----°Pfn ,h* lait Monday In September. um the nuttior ol t hb article. , * Kul*rinteni Thrasher Ls mak- -1 am a o . a . all « N . 4 M y » "»> ...... < * H * N « J! •*. , « • ' . » » ! GEO. A . D tC O T T E S ing a •fflclal as he has . -nu la.-.’f a d i L i g r t 1** .m - 1 . » .CB M B M 1 I B a i XA W -------rn" school aIK than vexed a t you ravin* that 1 would «’vrr.infi at ^ Pr.cLco In State and Federal Courts sssttä: v THE VX ti.it- U i . at ■ ' fi . . , I F- gl* . i (tiij [t ,,|,-r .a I s -.iiihm i » 1 11rat I , ou un- liu . m n m ill.« GOODS Ai»«M---«n4<liu.*| mu tullid want thaï any chug spire .arríe« The quality is good we look nut fui th.if T h e a—ortment I« lug Ilo- prlics arc right *cry fair g , i ornan - * - r \ | c e in t l . i t capa..y - . , ,p .' 1- 1 ll.irtlem repriumting t*o- 1 f i .X 1,1 k ‘ s'iÌ * * M Ldeiiaftl 11 t lira- 1Vi was n tin- viiy i j.-t- •-• - ■ ’ 11 ■'»*>rUuy liKikmg after the lull p.x-iimg is not iigrei-alde, and advance stuff, i mioalilie.il» Th»ne «tal.-m.-i I« •Mf. and Mr», (i.sirge S(»a.r and fain« and at ro> i.u i't. !;•!«• t.ave never III d> have returned from an outing at my t mii ............................... .......................... hie received an.. , oimiinuicatiun Daytona Bench when* they enjoyed the u( #ny n alljn . ^ j....... from Mr Ham»,urf * n,l Hie fishing to tile fulle*t. Mr amj Mr». W'. W. Aliernathy an* I have retrained from making any pub now comfortably located in their new Be reply to tin« unwarranted irticb- up home on Magnolia avenue and really |a-aring in Dixie and hate written Mr fH like they are living in Sanford L’Engle a letter under dale >>I Aug Dith The workmen on the new elevator which ap|war* herewith I have waited n Mulled in the Welborm- H|o«-k fol « sue .s-.fmg e-u. of Dixie, hoping making excellent [irognsas ami will lie would ..Ib-r «om.- kind of ..« .pologs W ready (of the Rl(s-| structure when it lor his article of Ha- IMli, hut irom tinarri» r», (act that he has not ‘«s-n rit t .m«wcr hc»rr»l nice ofiire rooms lo reni, my con fi lient ml Idler ........ ... - '■ mak* pro|wr innen.I« Mirmigh the .ol.mn-- of j^plc» Bank Building. Api>ly *l (he Dixie, fore.« no t" this pullin' «tateineiil Bunk for Informaliun. 104-tf xi, U»». i» . Below is the Idler 1 wrote Mr Mr \ air X\ X. vx. Haynes, bustne*» minmger . . . , , , , ,„ lVi1(,,¡ ofik„«-_ ............. , , L Engle, which In- ha- not r.-pned to »ne .Hanford anford Herald, Hct-:. *f and i.n.i Mr \(r Reginald Ki-cinal.l . . . . U k ela n d .F l« \ug I'ith. l'H i ron of the editor of the Herald *ett in n i i J Ul'' r#!'1 Hon. Claude L*Engle. Jacksonville. F la w f Orlando yxaUtrdny. Orlando , lvi»r .m-vchy .p , .......... "v »* .. _ t « . F. Fontaine, formerly a Celery »venue grower but now on the demon^tration farm of the Titiuville Farm ^ Co„ was in the city several days of lh“ ' * k* ‘ «.Dick Calhoun haa ' returned from .‘Com ‘ b ë i n a tthe hr. flne*t f _In yearn. * r iDick i-i. cx*’ecta to return to the bench in a f**w ^•Y4* and try them again. hS Mrs p i n * . . . . i Um.ph. Un rtMl,JrV"- " r 1 ind Edward, left W.slncs.lay for BiwJngh,,am, Ala., where they will / 7 nd Iht remninder of the summer vbHin| relatives nnd friends Rm .._ y * .1.7 . l*rfJ D PIäcc acc your order now now for Cry»( o*** ,-'i THE H .L . D U H A R T ! I CE CRE AM FACTORY * ♦ ^ i <1 f ♦ On ithlSt. Saniorxl Avc. ♦ The tint and only Ice Cream Factory in Seminole County. 11. L. Duhart i* now prepared to take care of the ice cream buMnevt of the» section. Be anured when you are eating ionic of the new factory* ice cream that you arc eating the be*i. I hi» factory ix pre­ pared to take rare of both the retail and wholesale trade. All ordcr* promptly cared for. ♦ % * ^ « 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ^ 4 4 4 4 ^ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 A tlantic C oast L ine 3 HT«NUAKDpAIUO*t> OK TIIK HOUTII TRAINS to the East DAILY ö * Dnily Lv Jacksonville....... ......... Ar Ar AY Ar Ar Ar Charleston Richmond WncTíthrrí,n Bnllirpnre XV Philadelphia New York No. 82 8:16am 12:26ttm 4 :60pm 6:05um 8 ‘-inain 10 OOnm 12 20pin 2:3 1pm No. 86 2 :20am 6:20pm 10:36pm 10:15am ffttprn * l> i m 8 ' ’'i m * 5«>|.m - -JG No. 80 Ï ;56pm. 12:10am 5;05pm 8:00pm tt 50prrr t l iant 3'40ani ’6:00am '* — »nret Pullmsn ear» of the high* s! .la ss operated on all trains. Dining c«ri on traîna No». H2 8C Local Sleeper to Savannah operat­ ed on Train KO. F'or Information and rcsermtlon apply A . W . F R IT O T * a '5 _______________________ DivliMon Pa^tenger Agent _____ ^ 138 W. Boy Street JncltBonvilte, tWHOA — ; . d’ ■ ■ ■ �. * •• r - r ? - v •'* -'■ - --•»w - .- » - • ■ . ’ - rflH ‘SANTO«) o. Schaal ! Jew eler in J [ Expert Repairing of all kinds ‘ | _ .— ' » ¿ ■ * tr x i» » . rjrtmi 123 W . First Street ; ; S a n fo rd - - F l o r i d a ¡¡I CURBSTONE GLEANINGS! — B u d g et o f O p i n i o n "Just Be-j tween Y o iV a n d Me.*’ EVEN M E GAIE PO ST NOT IN IT A Chic! I» Amoni Ye TaMni Notes and r aliti. Me*»» Prest 'Em"— •» » H it nUNCAUOOE W 1 sv •. , TTuff'i • jtn*V In ih* jun«t», ’Nrath Um Jmilprr knit pin*. They *r< m»n*lin* Um Unci* «if th* andrtlniui and »in*. And my Mood *> »U »-Unci* At ih* mtttd of Mom on Ilo», A* I count rwrh «4n«1* «hir*t* 00 my hooky tiun(»l«w c h ic • C o n fectio n B la ck and St- pieni lier 2, |9 |J HOUU become injured by waiting for good weather Ha other hay crops do. This .feature ‘-gfYW sit immense - -advantage over any other hay crop. Kudxu is propagated by means of the plants that One-Of The Best Forage Crop« have rooted from the joints of the vines and when transplanted carry with them Raitcd In Florida o «> on their roots tho tubercles that are needed to inoculate the soil for fixing vine gi vea promise _the nitrogen from the air into the soil. >f being one of the leading s* W e « deeply and harrow it, then check it into wealth in the southern states in future. It la really a pea vine that springs'up rows 8J*j feel apart each way, setting from the roots when the first warm days a plant at each check. Lay tap rootyi come in the spring of the year and grows alpng the bottom of the furrows. with vigorously until a killing freeze comes crowns slanting upwards' to within two In the fail. This gives a growing season inches of the surface, covcring-thcm with of at least c'ght months in the year dur­ loose earth to the level of the surface. ing which several cuttings of hay can be This requires 1,018 planU.to* the acre. made (some instances arc knpwn where (Jive them level cultivation during the four cuttings of.hay. averaging two and first season. A row of cotton may Ik* one-half tons per cutting and making a grown between each row of kudxu the total yield of ten tons per acre in a single first season if desired. After this they season, have !>een made). This hay is will need no further cultivation, as the of the highest quality, being equal to vines will run all over the ground the cow pea or alfalfa and much richer than next season and take root at the joints, growing so rapidly iu to choke out all tim o th y .----other plants (even such pests as nut, Thw analysis made by the staje chemJohnson and Bermuda grasses), yet, it Florida shows protein 17.43 and is an easy matter to get rid of kudxu if h and sugar 3Q.-Q being a. aomn-^1 Tw kat richer food than wheat bran.' An­ desired, for the phints will only sprout other remarkable feature is that although from the crowns and can be killed by the hay.is as rich a food as alfalfa, yet it cutting off these crowns with a disk plow is entirely free from the tendency to in hot, dry weather in summer. For this cause loose bowels and bloat in horses reason there is no danger of kudzu ever and other live stock that interferes so becoming a pest. [4i£~íU J)Z U ._V IN IÍ À fflT O fff 0 « l igHtf ul drtiin ft * , • ■, r r ¿ .: i f ■ W hit». There's a world of satisfac­ tion in buying Uneeda Biscuit because you know you will get what you want— soda crackers th at are oven-fresh, crisp,* clean, appetizing and nourishing. ” ,*t * Uneeda Biscuit are alw ays uniform in quality— they are alw ays alike in crispness, in flavor— They are soda c r a c k e r s you can depend upon. And .alL-because Uneeda Biscuit are uncommon soda crack­ ers packed Jn.aiLjmcQmmon w ay. F iv e cen ts everyw here in the moisture-proof package* « NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Kudxu 'will be an excellent crop to re­ seriously with the use of alfalfa. When moistened kudzu hay becomes almost place cotton in boll weevil sections; Th*-re‘» » linci* in th* juncl*. like fresh fulifige again and makes an the demand for the hay is strong and 1 us rottnlinc *»»»y b»U. excellent green ration for poultry in there is no danger of robing too much, And ray mind i* buncsiondod. R E D U C E D P R IC E ON G U A R A N T E E D ♦ Ilunralopint down ■ trail; And t drram ol *»*ry in(U vuaroin atone t. or oitirros amd samt winter. It is well adapted for use in as it can be sent to all parts of the world G O O D Y E A R P A T H F IN D E R P LA IN TR EA D WW* I anti» at ray ta*. making mixed feed studs anti for «1 for market. Alter the first sacson there Naufht to * t my n ttt* ajínele. Black and white were norer more other purjtosea that alfalfa can lw used will Ik* no expense except for harvesting I Okay buncU all I ptraa*. $ 2 . 5 0 Each — B IC Y C L E T IR E S $ 2 . 5 0 E ach popular In tbe costume world than they the hay, which requires much less labor for. Foy I oft frt bunralnnaty ’a*»' are this summer. And the slouch/ Never «old anywhere lea# than »3.25 lo $3.50. A big contract with In th* minfVd human drova* The hay cures very quickly, retaining than making cotton, and it will enrich th fashionable silhouette of tbe pictured And I kmf for tunfaloaÄAf (he Gqodyear factory direct makes the price to me ao I'can sell at clone soil instead of making it poorer as cot­ In «omet b u n fm M u s | r o * t ; black and white gown Le beautifully its leaves and bright green colbr instead margin profit, for cash, these tires at $2.50 each. In a cooling tunc location of shedding as cow peas and velvet beans ton does; this will avoid having to grow preserved . Where nd truuldmc trial« intrude, These tires are not seconds, old stock or defective in any way, but vN#>ath »me Itjftgilo**fy rwîfliw Tho m aterials used are sa tin —In do; in fair weather it requires only one fertilisers. It is free from insect ene­ fresh stork Just in from the factory and each one carries a factory guaran­ In eaat-buncaloncHud». tee that meana immediate replacement HERE BY ME of any one that blark for tbe »lit underskirt and day before it is ready to pul into the mies and disenaes also, and for these > proven on examination lo‘kbe defective In material or workmanship. O h , I th in k w ith I n i n f a jo a t h in f bloused bodice and w hite chiffon for barn. For this reason it can be easily various reasons will Ik* far more profitable < i> Of th» ft rant ling awiâl »»im. the crossed over tlrliu and the tunic. W h ffn I h r j ran gir» a fte r U n g lM i > 101 l » l Street cured in the fields in stacks under duck than cotton. W . S . P A R K E R <> Or for «me w * fanatici whtra; T h e It.ilknn sash Is of black chiffon And I know l»y Uinpliifif Agricultural scientists have been o covers, thereby avoiding the expense of with ends of white satin and orns Thai h all tay bunijakum. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a *♦♦♦«««♦ That a lit tir lineal of urn huilding barns and saving lal«>r by us j searching in vain for such a plant an incuts o f braid In both tones. Mtodilh »irfjf mortal by using sweep rakes instead of hauling I kudzu and it will fill ii long felt want U'h, a man that a t«wagiaJuttgiJif the hay on wagons, after.-first cutting among our farmer", unfortunately, how- pajH-r one time when* he was i>rat*u*d on" F o r ti>* and th# lo an , SONG TO MISS WILSON. il with a mowing machine and raking it ever, the supply of plants is very limited dozen time« la a Yffy hun(ik>(«t<« If ha dancWa on at boma into j»lndryyg with a common hone j and the demand for them cannot be 1 hu\e iie\er s t myself up on a |edi»*( t l d the UmfilortifBoGv»; Miss Novln, Aunt of Mr. Sayrw, Wr If y ou ftiifltil fin e th# fern. The hay worth nlx>ut J.20 _T,PT' fulfy stqtjilied (or many years to come, tal as a criterion for the public morals, V*c*«i to Pj-ospactiv* Drid*. W hir, ■ lu in c * ! x n will do it \ w ran Ivirua it of mm* Kudzu is perfectly hardy all over the public turpitude or public men and it Miss Hlaoche Nevln, tho sculptor, cfnaM f up, making the jircMiuct of an liurgm J alifiat»n* tinN-d States and endures the winters as gives me greater pleasure to prai.se men hns comiwned a song o f welcome t u i iM'n ' yield *200 or over Kudzu is of even greater value for far north as Nova Scotia. It will there­ than to censure them, but rest assured ^ There was some considerable blind j Ml »a Je s s ie Wilson, daughter of the presfdt'iit, who la to bccotno the bride grazing jiurpotten tiian (or hay, as it re- fore I»- a valuable croji in the notrhern that I can do both and will do both as tigers in tlw* court the other day ami ( of Miss Novln ■ nephew, I- roncla ] ,|(11refl no cultivation after th«* first w a­ »Into» as well as in the south, although long »» I am in the r*ewspa|**r game the sight of >o many give» rise to the llow«*» Sayre, which was recently glv • " , I »on and, »ill thrive uj>on land that, is 1<ki the longer growing season south will Ik* ( Inly I »ill not make a song altoiit th** thought that the pnwent system has en out for’ publication. It 1« at fol . , , . , j — ■ « • »»■ * ou«.-ivuur. an a rough for any other cmyr it an ndvittnwg*Hon I. IT EpjK*». in shortcomings uJ •»■cttiJR. -tsttf*^ - »■vie ■f . «"■Xsw <tt*Or»KV»-« 'ipon tbe man or woman has lK-«-n carefully tested on all tin* lyj*-» Horitia Quarterly Hullebn. vidual or any* municipal government who Itecora«* olewsbed with the idea of KlUi« th* door op*n, awlns th* sat* wtd* of soil found in Honda and fuujnd to do It is lircsohu- to me and the reader*selling booze in a dry territory. It is WfitoOm* thf «ntcrlnf fe«t of th* brida Ks«er the yroom on tft* thr*shold at*nda my humid* opinion that the law should' Hold In« til* inni and til* outstr*tcb*d well on all of them from purest sand to Is-t’s go fishing! Anything about the Ice the stiffcst clay, provided the land is suf • allow the mayor to Ipvy a fine of $100 hands. I t t ( ream made locally in your ficiently drained to admit of growing for th«* first offense and after that there lllessed sr* t v u who Lru* to»* wla. iu«!«. coma In. com* Ini City, or the cTesm made by rorn or velvet beans, where the soil is Some iluy a Itettcr |K *n than is now should Ik* no line whatsoever but live # In h*st of summ*r. tn v»tnt«r‘s eol«L too wet to grow these succ«u«full> oil is rampant will write of the jwyrhology of any other large manufacturculprit for the ws-ond offense should go This r o o t shall shslter youn« or old. also too wet for kudzu. U ke any other fishing. Straightway ra-eker» after [K*ron the mads (or one year of hard labor. Corns «real, com* » o s whsts'sr twtids Being A Treatise On The Fol­ crop kudzu will make a stronger growth petual life will throw away their butter­ If that does not cure tlw*m give them Palm to palm and aid* hy aids lies And Foible« Of M.n* Into th* hou*« of your tru* lo»*'* Sin. on rich land, hut it does well on land ttial­ milk and Bavarian elirir» and take the two years, and they would at least stop Jessts corn* la. com* tnl kind In Sanford ts too poor for other hay croi» and ra|>jiroper attitude toward« life, an attitude selling Ivoor-e until their two years was Sweet pink eto*cr bloom orar th* «mss id]> improves the soil by drawing in that requires certain tools and acressori«*» served As It i-> now. the city seems to Welt-urn* th* tover heta with tyl* Is**, B, k J in » tit nitrogen Iront the air through its leav«* such a» u -(-multiple r«»-l s mile or so of want ti*e money and by gt'tng a man a t'rld* of th» «oldet^ h*lr *rtd »>*• All aU m P O I N S F .r r iA ami fixing it in the soil by ib»-ans of tiusilk line, a basket of hint and -tn ice ten s|)ot fur fit.ding a Ihkixc seller places Mlu* with th* lumtnou* hu* of th* akl** Mlrased *r* you who tru* lov* win Ice (r e a m , its pure cream, bacteria ill tbe tultercles on Us rtMits, (•bent Th«*n the race will grOWTOUtiger. a premium on lh<* crime They run e Jrssl*. com* to. com* In! (lentlvman in to -usme this we*-k more agreeable and there Will is- live. sterilized, tcientifically made up liefore tin* mayor and he can only H was at Miss .Serin 's home Hint for it iu s the same power that cow jk us assess a small fine, which is invariably Miss Je s s ie Wilson met Mr. Sayre, and anti oth«r legumes have in this retqxct. wanted to know wtiat 1 intended to do cumjielitiuii in the imsintw» of getting with «diet regard*of Military paid and the offender goes right oft sell­ follow ing a recent visit th ere of the This ad< ition to the soil and the protec about the Orlando sewerage and I an­ dollars. When that time come« old and hygienic conditions and Dick ________ Calhoun will be the patron saint of tion from washing rains and the beating swered him in words that were not ex- ____ ing again. In th«* Orlando court the pair tho engagem ent was announced surroundings. IT’S B E T ­ For many years we heat of the sun afforded hy the dense actly printable hut were most emphatic. Ithe^new party other day a batch of hriv*n«*r' were T ER , BECA U SE WK growth i f vines, pause» rapiti improbe- The Merabi has »aid all it will ever say have marvel«*d at hi* cralt in h<«>king turned loose 1«,-cause the informer* wenW h e n 8 h * M o to r*. This the boss, we have lieen aw««i liy Jus Al kinds of fashions this year hove ment tti the quality ul the ialiti plante«! alami that »»-wenige question MADE IT SO * found U> Ik* prufi-cuutuil s |k>Uitb and thr justice held that these informers were ttielr origin In tho far e a s t Now we m kudzu. even j a mr, worn out lami soon |>u|a*r jaiint*-*i out the real facts in the knowledge of th** nv«*r tl«-|>th». and fre­ no l*-tt«*r than the *»-!l»*r** and were just davo ilio Itedoutn motor cap. which l* la-cnme» like the rich «oil that has been cil»«* in a clear ami ooririn*' manner anti quently llahtx’rgaMi-d hy his information as reliable in llietr Uwlimony This •lightly miailfird to suit w«utero recently cleared from th*' virgin forest there* wo» »<1 much Mir made alaiut it in of wi-ath«*r. fish u|i|K-tit*-» and whatnot FOK SALK HY ^ et. although jKK»r land la-cumcs ncii I th«’ »tale that Th* Herald wa« .irelewd blind tiger buain>w> i* enough to worry t t i within a Tew years, wh*'n planted in of being so sore un Orlando that we would the officials to death for it is here always The English people are all right an<l kudzu, it is advisable to use some fer- not even allow them to put down sewer s«»*ontl cousins of mine, la-tng next titKir and will Ik*, the jiersoti who sell» blind til^z**r on such soil th«* first season in or age In that city without fuming alautt it j tiger booze always voting anti working lit Ireland and I would not throwoff on ^ der to hasten the growth of the kudzu There was much discussion in the state SANFORD. FLORIDA for a dry town in order to ply their trade them (or the world, hut here is one that until it can draw in this * atmoitpheric papers about the matter but very little is too good to keep. without a lirenw*. nitrogen. After this it will not require about it in Sanford anti as usual the I really believe, though, if the law« Jack Dkviaon of the Sanford Furni­ fertilizing, fof its deep root system draws people have preferred to let the paper were amended to place all tin* tigers on ture* Co. engaged a new man tin* other potash and phosphoric acid from the fight it out. We do not projK**e to say the road* for at least two years and no day and he was right from England. sub-soil while its leuvrs draw all of the anything more abtiut it. fine that the |>rnrtlc»> wtmld be stopjs-d He wanted to work ami « a willing to • • • nitrogen neodtd by the plant from the The President of the State Board of work. He wanted to work so bad that air. In this way the soil becomes richer Health in a telegram staUni that he ( he got on Jacks nerves after he had en­ 1 William Allen White, the well knbWh every year instead of becoming exhaust» woultl not grant permission to any city gaged him. for he was eternally asking ewspaper and magazine writer of Em­ ed as from growing grasses ofr hay. in Florida to dump their sewerage into ^ T h e y crawl vhrmif!i atwterm and drattvi what he should do next. poria, Kan»*.», recently ttzprerwe-d hue • These deep roots live to a great age and deep wells anti it is up to the President iKea over cJfthet andl ratahlra and *Urf view» of th«* influence and cm*tt of pro-* disca»« ferrna and a filthy pot«UKHJ» o*ltw Bringing in a load of curtain pules become stronger and more vigorous ns am! the city council of Sanford to see hlhition in the Sunflower State. Hi* 4 Don't uae a paste tot ktHtn| roaches that hi» ruling is enforced. Them* quew- from the depot he ruslled up to where the years pass by. Hue he* U ■Ye I I h rough it trail it ahouf w «r »aid: J > I One planting is permanent anti the turn.« ran Ik* discussed just so long ¡n Jack was busy with a customer anti asked home on their win|« and left, and thf lr$a* l have grown from infancy to the age yield of hay increases jw the ground Ik*- the newspapers and then they become what he should do with the pole» •peck of phosphorous paste wi]I k«H * pjrr* of forty-two in Kansas, and I ant greatly •on. Many persona die in this Vajr and ti4 com«** more thickly set with plants from |tiresome. An editor is only human and j Jack replied off hand. "Throw them in prejudiced in favor of prohibition. never known what killed them. the vinca, taking root at the joints. The his well of good humor runs dry at times ! the lake." From the ume I was sixteen years old 4 Y o u do know that il a chicken rat» *•» ,D Shortly afterward mailing u curtain just as nny other human being. It is great number of vines smuggling for air sect (hat hat been killed with a patrr. if * 1 until 1 wa» twenty-two l never saw an and light hare J tendency to become human nature to expect the editor lo pole Jack asked tile new man where lie dead chicken, and if a J o g eats the thri bre» T i t * n X D O C IK AC T O C I S . open saloon. I kfuvw of thousands of more ilendor arui leafy also, and this light other p««oplc'8 battles and boar had placed the poles and he informed il ta a llead Ja g , and if a b u r u r J raff children who, never yet have seen a tastes, but th* chief characteristics 1>f dog It ia a dead buaaard. improves the quality of the hay by elim­ the brunt of the engagement and while I him that he had thrown litem in the lake. saloon. We have never had any trouble (he old piece of headgear are clearly inating any coxrse v no*, therby enabling never yet ducked the blow there are ' 01 course there was a scene at once to keep our town and county and state seen homes and other live stock to eat It times when even the people’s interests and as the Englishman sadly departed going. The town of Emjmria u Wing The poff«id crown is of bright green up cleanly without swatting any of it. pail ujtori our gizzard and we fed like he was heart! to remark: C o n U m i no poison and k u no o U . *i-J paved from one end to the other with silk and the brim of gray straw. "These bloody Hamericans never say chucking t lie job. ‘ one- «ppheation «fill rid any home ot *^ The vines that run along the surface bricL and asphalt without a dollar's About the crown Is a band of black roach««. *nt», bedkag« and othrr insrcti throw out roots at the joints that become It is human nature to cum the editor What they mean and are blooming fools wotth of liquor monty in it. The rev­ re lv e t-«lotted wltb green silk roses anyhow." m 2 5 c a Box s t All D ru g g ists new plants anii bind the »oil (irmly to­ The veil la of wblta washable cblCtyn if he does and cuss him l/ he don't and it enues of Kam a* for nearly thirty years gether, thereby preventing the wash­ is just as human for thb editor to climb cloth. _ ;-r .have been rai**«i without liquor licenam ing and erosion of hillside« by heavy- on the men who are directing ihe wheels e e e « A H e e e e e e e t e t t e « ♦ ♦ m e * »nd we have built the Wvrt aystem of -----A Good i *i _ ot-thw-r«^ government, censuring them when schools in tl»* worfd r.n«-» are low !*•Wb«*n you go on your lURituer trip soil is taking place the field is giving fine wrung and commending them when T he w o rd U P n o tu s e d a t cause the aV*rag*- working man own« have four or five pieces of mat or returns to its owner hy the immense right. The only difference I«'tween the his owjn home, and thus tax«-» are* spread straw board cut the glze o f tho Inside supply of rkh greeo forage, on which the attitude of the public and the editor is AND out upon tbouaanda of working people of your trunk, ao that they will Blip rattle, horse» a n J other live stock can that th<* editor is never praised and the | In easily, Wrap dresaca In tisane who are thrifty, h»n«s«t and hard work­ graze, thereby keeping fat and in fine m«-n m jiulihe life wimimns receive I R O P E A N J P tA lV ing, rather than u|»on hundreds of land­ paper and tie to -these boards Wltb AOAKV3 ano ONVta 3TKTZT3 tape. Yotr can pack or unpack and health* a t U Vpry small cost for eight bouquet. lords who are taxed to maintain the ROOMS 7 5 C f N TS: ‘ - •v^.\* nothing need be disturbed until It ta months in tho year. WITH PRIVATE BATH,SIV PER PtBSO" 1 Itear from time to time what this in­ •criminal cost*» in tiie courts. And it ready to be worn. You may almost JA O K O O N V IL U .fL A . IMPERFAL THEATRE The roots of the kudzu j»enetrate so dividual or that one who holds an exalted costa no more* to enforce, the prohibitory lira In a trunk with such gn arrange deeply as to make ft proof against ¿hy (Kxdtion in the city's »ifaini or the counlaw than it docs any otlker law on the menL ----------BUILDING---------weather that is ever likely to pre- ty's or the state's said about me and how statute books. ' dry NO* 6 6 6 . vsil here. This feature and its peculiar he expected to fix me at some future A sheet of glass large enough to bold habit of neither blooming or bearing time and the ckances are that the same WntUMdig-Tlirsdiy 4 16 i T)lj# i,, ^ pre9Cription prepared 7^ The Judge's charge do«*n't always two handkerchiefs on each side ts a seed causes the vines, to remain green individual who made the threat was one AND feet » m yi no much as the charge his ildly for MALARIA or CHILLS AN1 coni eaient.Article to pot In the trunk. an^growing during ike entire term from wlm at election time had received my lawyer is going to*make. Saturdays 4 to 9p. m FEV ER« Five or six'doeB* will *»*w It can be easily exposed to light and spring’lo fatT ' The hay cart accordingly the detriment of sny case, and I f taken then sn a t0® air and Irons handkerchiefs better than he cut at any time that U convenient my psper and the ioas of friend*. And the Fever will not return. It seta < i f * the man of many parta who some­ a wlndowpane or m irror. when weather conditions axe suitable yet on sccount ol fi» dereiictlon to his Strangers Welcome , the liver bettor than Calomel and ^ time* goes ail to piece*. U A> * r « . - n 4 X WE DONT KNOW HUMAN NATURE:: WE DO KNOW % Thrasher’sPharmacy Don't Have Roaches In Your Home r- . H. F P; í> 5' V Ashe's Roach Pepper /• Ä u 9 : 1 \ Sanford Library t 'imiaLÜf> Free Reading Room the bay, as kudxu doe* n ot public duties lie was censured ------ * «^ -u faY ; «* ■ -- j £ not gripe or sicken. «TTrrfi1 / TUtti* �■ r* W * * K ,- «■ l l | ' l | , A 1 - < > ! ( ( , \N OK S K M I N o r .K ( '( > I ' N T Y - T i l F W O U LD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS- ft \ \ i ‘ )i:i> SAIIFOIID. Humber 5 -V *V■ • '■f • FLORIDA j i FRIDAY, ^ SIIM I M iiln -A n r tT » -tT .r 5, r I9|J Volumi - «**J - — — — • "'► r \ ■■ ■ — y y ■»—* ■■ ■ m !< - VI ? > -—•* oulily ( omnussionors i)ys(iT Rejuvenation Is Released From Jail . Hold Interesting Meet Ambition of Hodges \ f- »-ll to 111- I.I - ' • 11he |<ur 11 provi and to Asylum of m u n i t a m i ! . c 1 in-r<- in«- - ■> -i: to*. 11111,- * r< « ». ,1 1 lull 'l l II 1 rail cuti t hat Hl «.-»titilliti» .III till' I 'lit*1 Aill III' V\11111.1 tin - ii1 p i . 1. News of the World in Tabloid Form for Busy Herald Readers f..r s ill 1 . ■1; eil. prin. i H*..is» ■• 1 ol • . . s, -, . ! ! ’ . I!, a : ■: * - •I* ' ll,l Ila • 1 ■e rf I ' o u ti y i da .inrnissniiicrs of s, M.lllla f. present 1 State Shell ami Fish t otmnis* sumí I)i>in¿ Conti Work 's fit ’j nd % r<i i ■i . t | \\ . ' in \\ l i t, li urger. I T M l l. it ir i, I A 1 w ith < M H a n d sh, n i t III .itt* m ia u . ti hi r» v a l a r uni t iiiumtsonn 1• K \ ( h li r r Nrws .mil View*, ol l l o iig la .* ' the At Large by \\ tielevv I tu II k M il lio n p re v a d n d th a t ro a d c a m p Is- p u t id, tin n| sam e M o lim i p re v a ile d I hut M r H e ll he in t r mall at i at ir\ not to •ve,^-.| f ¡U III) fur lus<t i ¡More the iiumigraLiou cu m t ewokc. Can., jrwterday. in b b lUu u -Ul, _ j prevent thiportatiun from Canada, Hnrry ‘ M||vj|” , rad'. ■'i ri(ur K, Thaw, the MaUawail asylum escape tfie 11*13 conferei«.-«-, in order that Uicy ^ r . d tj\at he was q “ ffttm-it" in Cannila tu il! li t itudy ut finsi hnnd f'ntnraito'a ¿id therefore was *frot nn rabie. — — . . . wonilerfnl hlghwuy sv-tem, i oii«ir'n ini He denied that he intere-d Ilio’ country ¡ f) ,arcv hy ,.unvi(1 I S I M >T ( >K T H K J SENI-W EEKLY O ther <. A lì I >I . N .liirii_aud < n <1 road pi imisli : 1 __ LcJcgrajih in'-** èiri Lssistnttl and w a t c h - ’ m down b.v Senator Klntehur. MV look forward with immixed ph untre to t!i»t next senatorial campaign to this mate, for it’s going to Im- a hum oer State The truckiTs are busy now planting snaji 1m.;ulh. jK.pper*, eggplant«, etc., and some will try nut a fidtTrrvp dT Trish r T H potatiH*., having made quite a sucre»* It J.lck- Ixst fall, frtsii polatoir» today- are soil­ d > a, l',r ns ond .lss i-,1 in" Staf. shell Ki*h ■fio Lawtd J T t rrfrrerrrc to estnh- J lodges of Tall H as». . !i«htng a ho-1 it.vl for the I'ountv \eti.m w;l* • ¡i lin'd the nevi meeting of 1 -.>>1*. ill.- •n route t" l-A rt i* J i t i. where lie n( ,jp rs nt.i a fss'k, and it i* the high Hit* la a trd . will seek to uruuse interest 111 rejuvetia- c(Wi t hut is the incentive fur wurk along Motion the oyster IhmLh qf that Mc|ipn. this line. 1 v_. , , sto conform to Mr. T . E. Wilson’k plan. st»it("TTh.ii flronímiiH living in th** co.isk M r . .). I I . I>eversedge, re p re s e m in g th e I f Jail Hilddmg t*o atldresseij counties should devote more ututitinn Tin- tìi.’ìv' T m s n m m * huiiding being Thb .UtMnenl ww marie I (;nvwnoni rtf twvmy. lwn Mlllr, ltn{) tin * h o a rd in re fe rm ic c to ja il. by stealth to tile cultivation of oyst»rs and other erected in Tam pa U now npiking a great jwt beforv noon during examination if th«-ir staff», jn ittiendutic*. ut ili,, »esMons f o n t r n c ls lo r th e (H ack H u m m o c k Drain.i. District wer. did, signed l»y I shall It'll, in which there l' great profit. showing as une of the handsomest Iruild* Thaw and the hearing wiu adjourned oi thè IHul-»«. i>( 111>\i'f inir- m that city, tin * c h a irm a n a m i c le rk o f th e h o a rd o f c o u n t' mmiseimier* al-o hi •I of Cun- Floridians, he •!•■< lan-s. should reap a ing* in tli«1 city. until 2 o’clock, ho that the matter might on Friduy. Yttgi si J'i. n,., !. Tip n( ,n t r u c i , ,r \ \ It \ \ illu iit s wits n p p ro v e .1 and e le i. • iu.-t.'d !.. n>.l 11 H M Hot, r. ward of not 1.-" than f-Jii.lMlII.DOli from be gone over. Tin* hearing was r.«- s|Mrtimi o w t),.- 1.in,..|i, Iliifhw:i\ m ¡(Is o li c le rk of ||p e *v irt of ( IrU llg i* c o u n t 1 . I l l ) ' *.. return t,. M U ilk nn re r­ tins industry will,in u few veurs The 1 it» ( oiinril Meets autned at - o'Hack hut not until t t ti* Ha.", alni .11 i-r Ih.' I I>li,r,nl(i Speli UT lllte«| check I ...ilion held hy Mr Hodges » 11» <s»iah The city coinicil met in regular myí*¡oh o'elockdid anm/nceim-nt ennm thut the f a l t ó n f i t A S t . it. h igh w ,, A 1.uns were fu r, PP-etill T im a p p lic a i inns of A I) , S m ith * a n d T \ \ un *I Itsherf through a iòti )iass*‘d at tin' recent tif liar SeptemU-r 1. lhl-L at 7 ulti p. ni. plea W turn«1* down nml Thaw w.«» ■Us of - aid \ I 1 'in i' H r*hoard r. fill'd tr, ,-np-uha or act 11)1011 the at and legislative s. s- ion. rite , uforceteent of inn t perl»*-! u tic 1 i «1 MUI» Pres n r . i' I Miller, president: F. !.. - called to the stand and ipnrdinneil a* ¡ l i i l t vi • i sii I f * ft» - f * \ alii i ji 1 \ \ \ k lli iii t • il lap,li w jn.-s ai d t*.s r t t*i r.ippl dev. fopm. iit of f,.r i . t e r , t- . t app1l< ........ I I fir r» • HOI Iridi. \V > Hand I! \\ Herndon. to bin family history. T h e <lrfcu*e ««!►- ••«¡IlS 1if f-fIf¿\if I l.tl.i.f I provided to the statutory reiiiiirem. nt> in such m s s tua 11.. * ..1 • s|, mdiisirv on I.<»11> \1J.»11«1 I i \V .Midrutl Aleietil S Itnnge and jrrted to this, demanding that if this . were Apt",. Ih* iolliiv mg '...tid- lor h.-elis.. tl» carr ' 0 I I. ill e.i.i-tI tiller the tirili' of I \\ 11 l mlcrw nod ^ line of inquiry wire taken up Thaw Imo rd e re d ih»tied tli* law oyster farms are leased at a rate »Minuten of the litsi meeting read and h IVnsai*ub is tht* Unni and only .siti* ¿¡owed to have alienists present. T h e Hond of Harry J. Wilson, with Oeo. A. Siand A. E . Nowell tw tturetiox of fill cents |mt tier** p*T annum, no farm approve»!, cm i ì u : C • nlf of M < vico for a nuvy yard promt was tski-n under advisement and of more t him filili acres being leased to each in th e su m o f J irfi.h il The resignation of Mr. W. II. tinder* • the examination of the prisoner run of l Ik* lir^t class, according to a report d In. Cameron as »ureti.s. each one“[«erson With pro|»‘r cure, any in­ H o m i <d i J f a t n e r o n . w it h A T . l{iws»'U. r ihkh I ,ls chief of tlie lire department was to Äs-felary HanieH tOilaV hy Ihe in t i, , « tin i o f $fin On tinued. telligent man can make a gisitl living for pre-s-nted ami on motion was accepted. ^.aval hoard of I n - l T t niti for shore s( ;l * ! * r H e ".,I It f \ \ lo t i , n With I i l D a -, iso­ ir. t n* 1 it,'••If and 1 kirg. ( iMiily on Inn acres h K l l r a d . ». Moved and s»*. oud'-d that Mr E.. E*. lions. I'he l-.ard i-e , auriieiiils t i,e mi li. 1 h. sum >■( f i l l lilt •ifai attend t*. olili, work a! 111*' s.ltn«Twenty-one persons were killed and Hr.oly Ih- appointed cillef of the fire dm mediate <11 in/iv o f I In I'.'M s a c o la sta I M. t oil u »lei lar.S t .iiiiiiussii>tn r Hodg»*s Hond o f I 1 I ’ .rritn , w ith I E P a r t in itin- »-ui h •on, Drtrly fifty injured, some of whom may purlin**»! 1 arru-d I >■ p a rt nn tit s , , . tit in tu lli if til. \ . M * 1 ! IJtf Itf Í |fl ÍMI i i , Li w s - '- .( f i s 'l I I, t lllrt-r 1, I* die, in * rear end collision «shortly l * -f>>rr Mr I ’ark.r if-I" ired l.efon- 1 he hoard 1 1•*■ t i a i -Tr ii. lion ■.| a •a’ lie 1,1 ftiiie I vs i !J ha,,.- appomti'd turn' Hoi i l l I M i l t e r , w ill, I 1 . Itr.n lv l M tit.« ' H 7 o’eiork Tuesday morning on tJn- Sew anil asked tinti tin vahlutinri of certain tlr\ 11*Mk ! f (•■F■ >■j ,,'old t tie N a V'y I i, 1T I lie s ,m (if *.',11 IMI or t» n i-r|i<‘|i ii| i* put|.s to .issist me. Vork, New Haven and Hartford Had lots i»- reduced Ills reqili"»t wils not Uarlnieiil .i. <id. .*i" i I« construct ii,. file State H o l d of \n d r< w \ t i h n t o l„ - J u s t e . ■ of in . > for .1ini ire I n No I '.ml • oinmis'lotiel Hodges road, six irples north of New Haven. in-fed on. foil action deferred for further dry ci.sd. idi. I., a-d IliV'.r- lemrig M* -•itti >.f | >qn "o . . o I II H VI. « ill ,m! J I „twton e •urei*.— »•t n !' t •, ™purciuiseil two t*».w. rtoi omtof li«nl" Conn The firM motion of tin \\ hit. . Ol.'lder.it ¡..II, arii ft malli * lira *1 It W,Ls , pr.e.l I'V approV I'd 1.. r U'< in work ah.tig tin 1 .lusts, and I Mountain Express bound for New Aork, A u o r d in a n c e »-milled a n ordinanco order of Secretary Meyer m 11*11 Holul . .f H Healey to In* Ituaace o f t le l'.,o< for J u s t ji e District No I e v | M s - t to anuís»- immeiiiMtely lntiTeat in speeding along at probably forty miles g ovi-rning p l'i n i t n n g in t h e c i t y of S n n . un ol |.’mmi * , -, ,i r, 1 1 . 1.1.1, j 1e n |u‘. ■■ i ip g i tu i ud ust r v ITI I 1 ip . . ■il J V >Hile . « f a 1*|0 . xlofig in a thick fog. rush»-«! by a d.n,g. • |o rd was t li.-t placed on its I b ir d re ading »fill'll s 111,.. 11i 1,1- f,' g ’ AIflf V mil* ippniv>-I D i s c n v e r v Ifiiu i n , I lui-ago w mnet . sign»), it is Hind, mid rr.L-dieii uu.. i in a m i lutili passage V - ' E I. VV ontlrilfT, r n . 1 1 lions allnu.lJly lo i 1'ir nil HI IS .»J1ill II .1 few Ht.n«l o! \ \ Motan t*> Im* D.-pUl v Sliertfl rear of the second serum) »if tin- Ha: |ir*itrH «►f’H val i * i n r in v iv i iin*1 ( m i r t ì, t K*4 W. S. H a n d . li. \\ H e r n d o n und AI. ('. . earThe industry has Iss-n alm»v.t Harbor Express standing HU) f»-»-« 1».• p r . i e e r i f s •<( a li a u t u n n i llo w e r i a r m v . i l .1- sur. tu - p ' t,e -utn " I S 1 000 no was rni I and W o o d n i IT N o , none P ilsishJ paruivr.ed througli cur.d.-ssn.-ss and gr.».s Hotlfl "I 1 T M > < llllrl !«. 1 m I lepril V SI yond the block signal Tin. Unit. lor 1 t ia r ily p l a n t u d l»r b r u t a » I, . t ) . An orditi. 1 »,•»• entitled an ordinanco n. iflig. in . in p:i*.| vean. 1- 1 r.-suit of f |U* ■un» •*t ? 1.000 «Ml an.i»* r* Mountain engine cleaved through tin I Inler ■>f lite k-LstiT ' l a i .iroiis. I 1 *• P a r í" a* relating I " the tjivrldllg of dogs WILY a nn 1 ■( . 11-", it a ni inn 1 h irreis of I I p * ti» s . r '► ( d M " J l i . r. I t*rts s —« I—-jitl ,'d.I,,. » a n i 1 * 1 < two mar Pullman cur», both *if yiCxcoitniKv.rrw-nrHt ra-atfing- M o n sl and ..'.-li i- o* mg1‘o’ 11 -id ? J 1 I'. i ri M , *'T• Cha a! . • ■ f I i* I« 1tc> tw-Hiii — (I ,-'t(,,UM t " ’ , ' **» -*1Al1rt »fu splitting thelh lit Iwo and i . mwiivk tti*-ir I .*1.1 .» ,LS I I.iloti! ■. ......... I hat Hie rq'Je- !.»• wai'VPil and i »! r.i .«irti liiintí .11(|ir ■ IkI' ! I MrMl tt 1* \Ü¿inlid il TI’I 'I «“ti' I »’I ^ w O! I1'f' Itielr ■*! ■ .Pili (Ti* f, t** r> w'T#:kagi- and litre«- score of mangled M a*.iris .liso Iilijlfted -rtY+mr-tf--+W»-e«»d Wy* t i tl e n t i l y .m i l place»! r 'f + r r m * Í í T 'y T í r ^ T Ì 111j **’ the ni-wHpapers T, f i Tie 111 f ? » ; « tt" ! human beitqp*. wniu- alive. mimic dead on d i i l l g l i t r r s sellltlg f t o w i - r ' " l i i h " ■ut its s. . lililí reading Hull Cull. Aye t of (T. . .if* «! i • $ r T • ,« . T t: ,', Vetl.lt I tig -Tal* w(JI »;, \. 'tu V111 M ■i■IJ-! •11M i/k*- i h ! 1 either side of the truck. Tin. jlnr.i ear f e a r m g f fiat ! Ì • I I U ...If . 1! W s liv id H U I (cm i". *> . 1 • I , -idas! ' > Fl "I f 1 * I die it . 1 * .i/Fiii it ; D«trite i «ci un f . i.i ». 1 ■ •* •Wof wiwhI and ..... Upled hy l*,rt . In.'. 1M•’11 TL* i^-« '. 111' I q .-.f .$• I*.' ., | t i VV ..slr.itf t arried. w up , . ¡ i,n 1 *11 3 m i li r 1 i l l . g I" > sal. > U 1 I 1M> ii.it ’ir» on tix-rr way frojn u Hummer camp at Moved and seconded Tii¡11 litF rill»*» Ím** I M lit, „ « It. mofu.r \ 1 liiís . ¡1, " M I !(. «P Monmouth, Me., win lifti-d into i !■■■ .ur w am d again ami it I»' read III full and * 1 r : Il 1 ! lil Ul'l 1 Is! .1 ! ill ! 1 rt ip t- >' 11-, Pa , i m i pie t m i . i'li r and fell on its crumpled aide, arid cni:.|i pia Med on its third reading und final Ita kind of national jiuper correr e, itont i h.intahlc i " . . nigh t 1 Motion prevailed ilutt tin* hoarti fuiv waving hot, with -iv candidates ■hip ing two of the beys to death and injuring tin- Vmerit -m lUuikers* Assort at "in would plineage. Itoli culi. Aye, C. Wixxi11 i - 1 1 Car) Hackst run t ’ i HU 1« . oamth to Mary Han Mr 11111 oi t la ri. hi and I he Florida otlur«. Some of the victims of t ! • tw" I ! V V isulriitf H V V Herndon ruff I al r i vs I -I m place of t !.. I • o ! lil . I ill. .P -I to !" Ill'" ” 'p. i t " t i our.t t (»'-le» of t 1 , , j. - , , j p it. I [ r o p o l i p ' l l of fear I ' j . hurled Irom l.erthand VV S ii.ind N-i. none. Passed, tr, a tr y n o t i s p r o p o s t i t • > t (,«• St.lt" 1 wo- read a n d o rd e rv 'l liled u 'i o i i i i o - ,j i ¡m ui It p o H i m x s t i T t u l i over a fence paralleling the trail. tdt\ Heporls of I lie tri-.e-iirer, chief of t ■at II «I t u r 'e n i- v fu ll w a - out H. |«.rt »•! « ti i v jurigi ■ " ' ,f I •'* n . * i I e - -. . » tp.- rei'1, ir order t oliiu il. 1 f*et distant mat ires»«—. I m-.IiI i ' ,' far p ¡s . 1or read and • ! ,r,* I 'PI. \ ogo t , ■ . . 1I . p ' I , -’ I" rlotr a g /on. ,j lodgment Hi ti * ri- ■ 1 1 I ),. I. ui ' . ' id >er< ‘ ■' ■' ' ,< ti I. I l - .1 , ■» . ■ HM'. PWph wtriw l i w .e. (|je t h i r d M i n n M vi-! . * ■r T- -1 'fiat 'tu- uj II- ils Mr f >Y., Tf r . rliáTd a n d I *r M ille r m id rt r ■ ■feck the v. Haven Inis »llffi'fiu! a 11 r " ■I •I I . iit * . J p . I I . ,, i I ' M u> s year and inaugurated tlt»‘ lintt day wildi .d Hah iM-cauae ol tin* danger ol of Ihe regime of Howard Elliott, tin hanking newly elected head of the road Mr Elliou returning from Jus summer home in New lfiun|»hire to luuuimi- his duties Minor Ivilh i )iilmuni I * * ™ uv.-r the noune of the wrivk on an M a\ ur .s-js 'I 111-1 1 . vi p i'*•■1 in- p earlier tram Irsd titan an hour lief ore rogai i v* yoterday when tu n .-d I >n iirditianc- l utning up f>" fu- 'Ignat no Till- lertl'lative committee whies II* r. gardp g il" new !•<' *n l " g ' « *** 'tatigatiot of \\ iil Sulw»-r » oJliciai con ■ it v u M i n c i l Ji.va«*-d n n •■rdifiarr* at t ii .' tr •luct ha« rvnulUnl ip ¿he mijM-iichmcnt of ii u s - ling uri Monday ntgfil pla.'tng a t.iv Governor rrtfu«i»-d it« ijiquiri at of ihn*», dollar* on di*u« i 1*»' aldermen Turk today. T h e report m a cur who favored thif t-*v prolnddy thought fTllt «hat conaidcriililF new evidence woe they were doing i Im-it duly toward ttie »uhmittwL T h e ojH-ning of the city in raising the lax ns titer«' n* no doubt was defnyed until tfus afler- about Sanford having a large number of «“ “O on account of the corvntonies xar- worlhli-sa curs ou tlx- strrs't that should fonsril for the notification of Mayor In* taxed or killed | fiiynor of an iruic>[>fmind renontinution for office at city hall, where the in, Witipioni have been meeting, it was «“ dFritood early to<Uy thut a number of “ ec*u vontrihuu-d to .Sulw-r’Hcampaign ur»i not accounted for hy Mr. Suiter in *xorn statement to the Hocrvtary of *Utc might l>e added today to ilu; list of r , rrPriYK‘nitng snpjrnivR'd cumP*)tn contributions, w m c of which wen’’^ried from the purpose for *whlcb they ' Trt ^ Ven *>nd usedin.»tock sjx-culatiou, •wording to charges made In the articles “nPcachrocnt. I j 1 1 1 I .-v Judge Hutchinson Wednesday afterAuauined tire wtU of haireftn corpus out by courtael for'tho state of New I f r w d br<k red the tWiipod prisoner iaip 1 Btt* * W* n “ yloiP ’f ° r the CriinI , _• Insane turned out of Sherbrooke This means that th© New York 1 1 . ' 0r‘^t* here will s e e k 'to have Thaw , arraigned at Couticook Ih>Ah* bbmfgraUon.authorities, who, it IfltflV ortler hitn dejiorted »hick <rTnont ll? tt,t undritiriti'le, from w *«ato tirer^iew Yofk uutiioritiei* NtW^V0 Bt’curo bis return to Uui Mayor S|u>ncer and a majority of the jH-ople of tin* eitY thought the exccswixc tux would only l*e a hurdni fnlUng heavy on dog owner» hut that no heavier tax would kis-p tie* d"gs of! the sin cl« or jin-vi nt them from Piling people in case they should have rntiies. * any hfglier fe*dtr rtia t Underwood, majority *** house, was at the White t o b y to discus« tariff queatior* WDióh. We hope to ’trence« between House in lean than Underwood. “I ■ M , M 1 1< U fill o* r, S r . r «»iii i f \ J ' l ' i g . J f a m i h b r n l f , i **ni h i M n a ' i n ngl 11. .»» i u n t i . -.' ■«f J* ;w*i «Fs 1 *■«’ , K t a li j 1 hull a «.gl .' il l. A j 1-1 II > tli J** ,u . !» i- t \ 1 - -»I la ll- ! K 1• f *. 1 . . r t ! « - ««* rin .lt.a- '"i.i. 0 . Hi!!, witrii-w» Hiune cas*- Tí. W. Smith, countable, cont case State vs. John Iteildli k W. L. Hicks. witruY« name case ...... Dan Delegali, witness case of State vm. John H«-ddick Win. Malony, witmsw »apio case......... Handel Penilton, witness same case B. F . W'hitner, Sr., county judge, coat case State vs. Willie Ware Mrs. S. 0 . (TilR? ofTSanforcf who was ojxraled ujicin successfully at the Christ sanutarium, for apjiendiciti». is report«-»! as getting along nicely with every indication that she "will soon Ire reslorcvl 13 C; MrHand, sheriff, rwn aniB m w r~ health. This will be good news to tho Bessie Hill, wltncaa «amo c a s e .......... many friends of the famUy ln Orlando Ju lia Davis, witnehs sarrie case.................... ............... V (Continued on Page 8 ) and oIm where.—Orlando Sentinel : ,• ! )-» -i‘i J'< 1-'. A r t fu r Jones, w i i n i M same cits*- Mrs. Chsse is Hctlcf « 1 i ,r .p . i -'n 11 n a l . i l u T l I f. i-iwt III ►alili- f*: IS* ' - - -*11 «•"*1 L ,MI f ,MI I ruer . I trow n 1 M II liuti hiii-nlT «*<>st ni stime c.LstK S [ohrisoli wil il«sw Nume i' uhc I aicy Uriti» i) wil Hess sanie cìls»F. <> S i rmgfellow jastice of js-ace Disi. No 1 r«*<t casi- Stai. vs. t II. HouhHiii < M dumi sla-rifT crisi ili Farne cane I. (ì Stringfellow juslice of fH-in-e I >isl No 1 c»n»t iuls, Stai, vs VVm. W xsinngion . t ( ’ M Huml sla-rifT c»»t in same ciò«( 'I uls Morgan, witmtss.sameca.se Willie Morgan. witrtW" wim«'ras». » L. <’, . Stringfellow, jilstice of |s*arc. I h't No -|, rimi ra.^p Stai, John tfuurtcrman ( ’ . M. Hund, «heritf. cobi jri nanic car«. W, A. ’i'ilUh, witnes-s sanie cas«> A M. Tylcr, witnerti» nume nm* H E’ Whitner. Sr , eounty iudge, c«jhi ih casi- state vs < H limi «I. M . Hand. «herilf, ctwt in sanie case ( winter * nd reincarceration at Mall i i J Mayor S(H'riis‘r is right in h.s surmise The prenenl di*g lax shoufil l*e .'olli-cled from every dog owner and when dog dags come on the 'logs should In« mux- H. F. Whitner. Sr., county judge,, cost in rase State v*. F I. ('ruw tied that are on the stris-t» No high t -. \J Hand. »herifT, cost in same cawdog tax would prevent hydrophobia or H. F. Whitner. county iudge, coat in case Statu v*. John yuarterman keep dogs from running at large, lull if M. Ilanii, sheriff, coal in Same case .. every owner is forced t<> pay the tax that M. Tyler, witness name case now prevails and pay it every year there ; H. Wynn, witness same case will not Ire so man)' worthless «logs in the ; T. W. Williams, juror sumo cuau city. Thn Kyani-, j'uror same case Doge can be kept*.at home if they are lit. I,. Eipe. juror same ea.-e— valuable or niade to fofjow- their owners. If. R. Whitten, juror same cas»Vicious «logs should not la* made to run II. J., Minton, juror same case at Urge in tho city at any time and pro- i J . I>- Davison, juror same now caution« can he taken to guard ugaiast ! Il.TF, W tiitner, Br.. county judge cost in case State vs. Wrn. Washington the rabies during the monlh« of July. C. M: Hand. Sheriff, cost in same case August and Soptemlier. 1 llWhitner, county judge, cost in case State vs. Arthur Jackson . . „ .. a C. M. Handr*her>tfr<»«rtin«ante.aniyAnyhow, Mayor Sjamrer save«! the Morris Hill, witn»-».-» same cas»»logs and holonnii suasag«- will not he ^__ _ l> A . . 1 I tV lutti. -r . * mi ti I > n i d i ’» - 's. i . M Hand, nherilf. wnu- c»«I !.. Miller. witm-HH, Hamc >•*?«■ i \Y H<-rry . wttninH, sann- exsu I ir I. rrj \vilm" , saín»- cas» ¡t •0- »-*, I I. i I I - , I-, is s - t, , i ito r I .............. I' . .1 t- u r* ^ - ojrväk ‘ sigti.-t f* Ffi* pr.- et. ■' .01-1 ap|trove»L It t tutitiiio». . .«rolli tt ti-*- in- paid. Ui-prera-nlHlive l laude I. Fugle, ivhitw' . Corried. patronage district i-tnhraiY-r» Paliltka. Moved and seconded that a commit* 1. Fugle, howi ver, inis not I k .-ii playing t is - o.4 tlirt-e la* appoint.-il hy the chair to up to tiu Democritin .«rganizatton ol mist a oirnilar poromiltee from the 1 iu- ii o u ■< ni r » i- u l i r la. f jmii ,n a l l . a r a i county i-otm.'U'stotli-rs lo confer v* ir li (hi* » I m i t i l i 1" t ti EJ o r n i a ~. 1 .iTnfN u t fn |i« io'-pital ass(*'|,i Mun regarding joint acnt h«T gl 1 i» tlHI ! t in 1 l i m i t . < 1 0 \ nj 11»111 U« i*>t .thli'lung n h««pital al this lo r 1 1 1 . .- >t- o m i g h t 1 • T fait I . point I irried II elisir appointed .X 1 , j 1 ! ‘Y • r r 1. 1 I- May or .s 1». peer 1 i W »..Ir ili .imi VV S Hand f i l i al thu■k* ol >,orili.-rh hlHchiiirds * hai n a l .ni j ovir nel. iiavi irriv.-i! in Honda which is a cor litui indication ih.it 1 old weather is I*»-Near Drowning at ilnj-tonn ginning in the northern states. The A party of Orlando.boys who went to adviinr«. army of t he birils reached l*ake Daytona Bench Sunday had a thrilling Worth nearly .1 w.-»-k ago, and since then experience in - the Buri and four of them the warm w.-aitu-r ‘weber» have U-,-n came so near l»»*ing drowned that they corning in hy th»'jhmisund. Sunday ’ consider themselves fortunate in Ix'ing morning a lIo<-k containing thousands alive today upon thousands for several hours (lew The party was compos«..«] of ('art Jack* around tow n and all along ihe lake shore »on, la-slie Allen, Thomas Langford, They remameli but a sht>rt time, and Marcus E’ord Axhur Newett, H. D. then departi-d in the direction of the Eerguson and Win. Brown. They went ’ diade», where they generally spend the in un auto driven hy Mr. Brown. Shortwinter Hike Wort h Hi-rald ) ly after their arrival they were in tho I « I way$r, bin hadn't been in long Ixdore ■, 1 1 lumg/ord got in water toy «ievp for him Buis for 1 tie construction of sixteen , „ , , , , . . . ^ . . . , . , , ___ and called for help and Jackson went to more blocks of Htr«et pavement h a v e ; , , . . . . . his assistance. By the time Jackson I hsui ordenul advertised for hy tlu» S t r j had gotten LangTord on his feet Urown i'eierstnirg city commis»ioners. The wai in troulrle and Jackson started to luds are to «>*■ opened and the contracts A arded on V h -T ^T M imd.y'of OctoUm These pavement* are to be paid for upon the new plan recently adopted in that city; namely t Err- abutting projterty to |ii^y the entire cost except on those Xtreets upon which q jreel cur tracks lire located, on thr-se live atm-t railway company to (my for h-suj> of paving nine feet wide covering its trucks. ’ . ^ U0 him » d w a a joined »,y Ferguson. Tfiere wu* u strong tid<\,running and th«* underlow added to this proved too much for thun, although they succeeded in getting Brown,- who was in a had way, to the end of the pier. Hero they were compMcd to atop and their bodies were badly cut by Ireing Inched »gainst the Jiijing which were encrusted with bar­ nacles. - -Vi : : : They w ire hnally rescue»] after sovAt an «-lection in Lak»- City rec«-nt- eral ynin attempts hy’ a party of men ly thp taop^rL-. o^iiLrft vut«-d_ jN»nrl wl»0'^i.iirti„fi.vi,iiigo-4jrltn iJo Sentinel, til«- city for IT'I.Onft, an folio*»^ **firrr^ —rt-. ,y .• ’ the payment of S ja«r c**nt outatunding rlr«*l Scnilhnle Sch»>ol notes, Ji-{,»Vtt. outstanding indebted^bl' *'pl' )*' Seminole county newt again»l water and light plant, °fH'nfd Monday at ( huluoUi with ajijiro$3,000; present outstanding indel.tedccremonk* and thirty pupil* cnnoas against the city. $23.000; for the rolled- County-Superintendent D. L. building of a city hall, $>J,800." Thrasher was present and made an in­ teresting addre!»!i, taHing tjrcjisioQ to tell iha acEwdar* »ml-¡Nitronfi that firminolo 2.60 ^»Former Governor Gilchrist has aban- county proposed to give the schools 1.10 doned all concealment on tho subject the best service possible and 1.10 add ftmwunces that h^, too, wants th*t schools would Eiave practically .sam e seat fip-la Washington atjapsent^held ' ' W *- ¡tv ' ................ 11"* p l a c e ipv - ."V ; : m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, September 02, 1913 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 02, 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>, September 02, 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