4 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1005a32c154fe95422e82c34c12b62a1.pdf a8c830b5838b9b5060af3971e8de266d PDF Text Text U -.* ' ■...... ti,: —------- —r~------ =----- - s---------- --------- ---------------------- --------— 10 _____________ .___________________________________________•________________ IN THE SOCIAL WORLD - .. — - On last Monday evening W. N. Leffler, I one o f the oldest and most highly respect­ ed eitIrens of Sanford, passed into the great beyond. . Only a few hours before I P O I N T S P U R E L Y P E R S O N A L Mr. Leffier had been stricken with para­ lysis near the Leffier block, at the end of Ifow Celery City Vanity ra lr While First street He had seemingly been In the best of health until about one week ngo. Away the Golden H o u r»when he complained of a headache and Social Gossip. dizziness. Being a man o f great vitality, he had never ceased to make his custom­ Weinke Club Entertains The gentlemen are always eager to ovoll ary call at his places of business and themselves o f the opportunity afforded by upon his friends, and at tiie time o f the nn invitation to upend an evening at the stroke he was on his wny to h is fish house j 'Welnka Club. Such an invitation nlwnys on the lake fron t Mr. Leffier never rallied from tiie stroke I signifies an evening or rare enjoyment as the ladles o f the club are famous for their and, surrounded by his family and Mends, hospitality. The d u b house was comfort­ sank into the sleep from which there Is The funeral occurred ably filled on Tuesday evening, and cards no awakening. nnd dominoes aided In whiling away the from the residence on Tuesday afternoon | time. After tho games, in which Mr. and at 3 o'clock arul was largely attended. As a mark o f respect all.the-buainessJ Mrs. P.L. Thrasher carried away the prites at dominoes'and Forrest Lake and Mrs.S. houses In tiie city were closed from 2:30 f PulesViry'*. ,-lrds, the guests were treated until 3:30 o’clock. The funeral services were conducted by ^-''trrifciiolce luncheon o f salad, sandwiches Rev J. W. Bighorn, pastor o f the First and coffee. Vocal and instrumental m usic-founded Methodist church o f Jacksonville» and a out the pleasure o f the evening» Severn! life-long friend and former neighbor of out o f town guests were present at the the Leffier family In Kentucky, The poll bearers were r . P. Forster, R. “ T reception. ’ • *Mrs. Robert Newman and Miss Mabel Howard Whitner, J. B. Williams, Theo­ Bowler were the hostesses and deserve dore J. Miller, A. Robbins and C a p tA .W . great credit for the admirable manner in Fills.' Followed by n large concourse of which all arrangements were successfully mourning' friends the remains were laid to rest In Lokeview cemetery. carried out. W. N. Leffier was born in Smltiiland, Silver Tea Ky., April 4, 1644. He grew up amid A t the very hospitable home of Mrs. E. the scenes o f his birth place and during W. Peabody, on Oak avenue, Thursday the stirring times of 'Gl, at the age of nfternoon, the ladies of Sanford were sixteen, joined the southern army and graciously entertained at a Silver Tea. fought nobly for the lost cause until the Tiie program preceding the tea service surrender at Appomattox turned the hosts was particularly enjoyable. Miss Lilly of gray homewards. Evans nnd Mrs. Mettlnger both sung In He settled down at Smlthvllle In the their best voice, while the Misses Marian peaceful pursuit o f business with his and Beth Mettlnger played a piano duet, brother, C. H. Leffler. AfterWard they ehnnd Miss Weeks gave ^tn instrumental gaged In business in Paducah for sev­ solo. Probably the most appreciated eral years, removing from there to Mont­ number was the delightful cornet solo gomery, Ala., in 18G8, where the brothers given by Miss Jessie Stumon. were In business for several years. Just twenty-four years ngo Mr. Leffler catpe to EX P R ESS CO’S. NEW BUILDING Sanford, where h is brother preceded him somo eight years before* and here they engaged in tho general merchandise busi­ Work Started Yesterday Upon the ness and have claimed Sanford as their New Structure. home ever since. The extensive improvements contem­ In I88G he was united In marriage to plated so long by the Southern Express Miss Linda Kelley in New York city. Company in thelt, Sanford offices were Death claimed Mrs. Leffler in 1803, started yesterday morning by Contractor leaving two daughters and a son to mourn Terwilllgcr who has the work in charge. her loss. The building will he n handsome struc­ Mr. Leffler was so thoroughly identified ture, built of brick nnd of modern archi­ with the interests of Sanford that ills loss tecture. The new office will be 40x23 is felt most keenly by every one. He was feet, giving ample room in every way city clerk for several terms, was a mem­ nnd In conjunction witli the ware­ ber of the board of aldermen, nnd up to house will glvo 75 feet more for storage. a few months ngo was president of the The plans are most elaborate nnd will city council. leave room for n side track to hold two Besides his children he leaves a brother, express curs. C. H. Leffler, and two sisters who still re-1 The main entraneo will be on First side ut the old home at Paducah. street and n side entrance on Railroad. In the death o f Mr. Leffler the commu-1 way. nity has suffered a great loss. His was n The location is one o f tho most imgenial, sunny nature with a kind word portant in the city and the new bjuKUnga Tor ’ every one nnd everyone was Ids will mid much to this portion of the city friend. His homo life especially was n ond be in keeping with, the many ’ im ­ benediction, his tender care fur-pie chil­ provements being made on First street. ] dren left motherless being reciprocated Tiie Southern Express .Company recog­ in full, and the loving ties Unit bound nizes the importance o f Sanford's con­ children to father was a familiar picture | stantly increasing business amheogtiizaut to every one. . of the fact that the old office was inade­ The fife of W. N. Leffler was a shining I quate for the transaction of the inrge example of a lovable character, living up traffic are building a structure capabje of to his standards and ideals, treating his handling tiie business which- in the fu­ friends and neighbors according to the ture will assume large proportions. golden rule and founding out a useful [ career of sixty-five years. Society People. ‘ ftr.‘ • Death of Mrs. J. c. Carruthers « "None knew him but to love him: After an illness of two weeks, Mrs. J.C. None named him but to prnUe." Carruthers was taken from our midst on Tuesday, a victim of nneiimonln— Suffer-W -N .U m e f ing from the effects o f a cold, the case Our sincere friend nnd excellent neigh­ gradually developed into pneumonia and bor o f quiet manner and unobtrusive thougy hoping against hope for her recov­ disposition, made no conspicuous display ery the patient at last succumbed to the of religious character, but we believo-ha., dreud disease, surrounded by the family was a man pure In heart. Honest and and tier devoted husband, who had been straightforward in his dealings with summoned from Pulatka at tiie first fellow-man, kind and obliging to alarming symptoms. whatever harm he may have suff The services at thahouse were held i from auy wa believe h r “ dld~ 'Vronj der the auspices of the Eastern Star, o f j none. He was one the oldest which order tiie deceased was a t o m ost highly respected citizens nnd t The remains were taken to Oveldo. to be useful in his modest way. He where the funeral service# were held.Rev. for a number o f years a faithful men McCall of the Oveldo Methodist church of the Board of Aldermen, serving a con­ officiating. v siderable part of that Ume us its pres­ Mrs. Carruthers was born In Hawklns- ident, and on one occasion acting mayor ville. Co., sixty-six years ago, afterward in the absence of'that official. He was a removing to Oveido, where she was mature man of business, industrious, and united in marriage to J. C. Carruthers, successful for many years, while la his residing in several different cities in Flor­ earlier manhood he had served his native ida, and removing to Sanford about eight land well as a volunteer soldier, fearless months ago. and true. But best o f aU. perhaps, be Mrs. Carruthers leaves a devoted 1ms- WQS affectionate, and faiikfuM n ids fi oana anil six children to mourn her loss. Uy relations, tenderly devoted to his wife Two sisters, Mrs. 0 . N. Larson of Orlando, and children, deserving all the wealth of and Mrs. L. D. Jones o f Jensen, survive love they lavished upon him. her. Such was the man whom we today lay During her short residence in Sanford to sleep nnlil the last trump shall awoke Mrs. Carruthers >iad made a large circle the dead, and the Master site 11 again be of friends wlio mourn sincerely tiie loss heard to proclaim "Blessed are the pure of u noble woman. in heart for they shall see God!" To the father and children the heartfelt Jan. 2 0 ,1 9 0 ». _ A . E. P. sympathy o f tiie entire community is ex­ tended in their hour of sorrow. Are you a subscriber to T h e Hjäauj T ' / - • - „ _ •____________________________________________ '■ H O Lr D E N SUDDEN DEATH O f W.N. I E f f 1ER: Respected Citizen Passes Away Last | Monday .Item s of -Interest Concerning y ..:. • "THE SANFORD HERALD 1 ’ 1-‘ LUkl ■ -1 - if i""- RHEDA L i1* * Between Park and Sanford Avenues, __SouthijflQlliS.tr.eet, we. are-offering F IF T Y LO TS AT- For Corners For Inside Lots '■ W • ,' vy. . . ’ ** . , $150 . . . —* ’ 10 Cash and $5 Per Month, Without Interest IHESE lots are numbered from 1 to 50 in the order sold. Mr. Derry, Cashier of the Peoples ' -Bank,"has placed one of these numbers in a' sealed envelope, and the purchaser who happens to purchase that lot in the series will receive a deed to his lot FREE of Cost. The lucky number will lie announced only after the Sale of the entire series has been completed,, but all Payments made by. the Lucky Man will be refunded with the Deed. Mr. Derry does not know what number is in the envelope, as Numbers 1 to 50 were written on separate pieces of paper, folded, placed in a hat from which some one drew one which was immediately sealed in the presence of witnesses and the other 49 immediately destroyed. This was done at our office at 10 o’clock Monday, December 2L These lots are offered for less money and on easier ,terms than any in Sanford were ever offered before and some one will f*et ;i Home Site Free. Be the Lucky Man! HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. SANFORD^ F L A . D E E l B l D i m n iR i^raiani^isim f iiT iiË iniciiôin 1 mtI . : -IV lU R R E L L • fw ■ 1■ * A & REAL 1 IN S H E W BROKERS Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni­ ties in Florida _____ .. . u “ i l n I, r o y.e d c e l e r y l a n d s , - f l Q w m g w e llB -g u n r n n te e d r - $25.00 to $200.00 per acre per aeree!ery ianna’ With Wel,fl oU tUed’ d™inod and-ready for crop, $500.00 to $1000.00 Florida^for uuimProved. fo cto r ^ ™ * 1® 303,000 acres Umber land, with finest .site in well r „ WhQt T be, don& y URRELL & MINSNEW ore practical farmers as v ell as real estate brokers, und are here to show you what has been and can be don e." M URRELL & MINSHEW □ �_ •____ . * '_______ — — j í ' - .- .-— ~<— :— -■ * * * .--■-^ A ^ «l > I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living ■ Number 25 SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1909 NEWS OF THE WORLD F irst Y ear as well, m oy be sent and received by March. The growers claim that this menus o f the ordinary telegraph npparn freeze evil] be a benefit in the end, ns tits. The wonderful possibilities of the better prices are tlie rulcdn the middle to invention have attracted to it the atten­ the last o f March, or even to the middle ,Items of Interest Gleaned From tion of men o f science nnd others ihrough-JPaSSeS T lir O U ill .LilC. C o ld S n a p of-A pril: ■ , ■■ --------- *" ^Scssloir-ThatrMcans**Much For ------------- Various S o u rc e s -------on rEuropc:-------------------- ? “ •/ A peculiar feature of the weather map Sanford’s Progress Unscathed A wedding cake six feet eight inches on Sunday morning was the fact thnt high, five feet in diameter nt the base nnd Portland, Me., nnd Jacksonville, Fin., both HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK weighing seven hundred pounds, was used OUR COUNTY SUFFERED LITTLE had the same temperature, while Havre, BRICK PAVING FOR FULL WIDTH Wedncsduy at the marriage of Charles P. Montana, near the Canadian boundary, McColm nnd Miss Ellen Savls nt Hamilton. registered 32 degrees, or nine degrees Here the Readers Will find a Brief Cannda. warmer than In the East Florida metropo- S on ford Prom ised Im provem en t* th at Sanford Greatly Aided By^JhC Cold Historical Sprint Flowing 1TC The temperature In 'N ew York was Will M ake a G reater City -The monetary loss hy the Italian earth­ W eather Which Played Havoc f o r Hurried Readers also considerably higher than in Jack­ — Other M a tters quake is now placed nt $ 2 7 3,0 0 0,0 00 . In S o m e S ection s Former head o f the Russian police has sonville. The city council met in regular session Culm has once more been turned over “ Sauce for the goose is sauce for tlie been arrested, charged w|th high treason. Reports fromjnll over the state o f Flori­ Inst Monday jilghL. witli every niombvr to the Cubans to try self government. gander" is an old proverb often quoted George W. Fields of New York was sent dn indicate thnt very little damage was present, and many citizens who were at­ Vertical nnd buck-hand styles of pen- at this Inte day, and is nit apt illustrn t0 jnji this week because. he would not done in any section. Other stales have tracted thither b ytlie matters o f vital ip »-” manship nrc to be replaced in the Chicago tlon o f the recent cold »nap regarding suffered severely nnd though nothing defi­ terest that "wynrtp receive Tile rtttetiilo:^ - ¡|ve three dollars o week to* support - his public schools by the oldfashioucd sloping different sections of the South. Whilo the nite can be learned at present. It is esti­ of that august' body. 'ofied mother, his plea being th ot.b e was style. •- *State o f Florida suffered hut little dam ­ only getting $100 a month und couldn't mated that those growers in other stntes •After roll.call nnd rending o f minutes The cold snap o f the present week has age, tiie stntes nortlt of Floridn that were who took chances with the weather on of Inst meeting, tlie regular routine busi­ afford to. been widespread, covering nenrly the en­ placing such high hopes upon an open account of the open winter have lost hea­ ‘ TKe^pInn of replacing the negro wnltcrs tire country from the lakes to the gulf. winter have suffered greatly in the entire vily in early vegetables. Cabbage will ness) was delved into nnd the reports of committees read. In the Atlantic City hotels with while Zero weather prevailed throughout the loss of their early vegetables. probably stand the cold snap better than The building committee reported u|xin waitresses is to be tried. Scvcrul sections of Florida also suffered North,' nnd much suffering ensued. In any other crop, ami it is hoped by the the new express office building. W. C. Brown has been elected president the South the damage to growing crops is from the oold nnd the early vegetables, South Carolina growers that little of the The fire committee report wns most in­ of the New York Central &. Hudson River quite general but more serious in some •which meant so much to tlie growers, crop was injured. teresting mid cited the many improve­ Railroad Co. He started his railroad ca ­ sections than others. were killed—even tlie Ktrawlierries in ments that have been made in tlie past reer as a section hand. several instances being killed, Conflict­ CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER mouth in tiie fire department. NewcquipThe town of Nowntn,Oklahoma, was STATE FA IR OPENED WEDNESDAY ing reports make the compilation of fig­ ment, such ns hose, nozzles, n new hose ures regarding the effects of the cold practically wiped out o f existence by fire M any C ounties Are R epresented With rather difficult, ns the damage actually Charge o f Arson Against S c o tt In wagon and many improvements in the last Saturday. Loss $ 20 0,0 0 0. This County. house. Chief Hand was »resent and stated Fine Exhibits done seemfl to be guarded ns n jealous Mrs. Mary Partridge died in New York The following from the Tampa Tribune thnt a light was needed in the house ami Tltc fifth annual Florida state fair open;.. secret.------------ -— *-------------{his week at the age o f 100. Her death regarding Charlie Scott, or Harris ns he a belter approach to kume. Tlie matter KIlVediTesdny oTTliis week, witli every From all reports received it would seem was caused by falling into the snow and was called, wilt prove interesting ns Scott was referred to tlie fire committee with assurance of the grentest success yet at­ that Sanford has again demonstrated that nearly freezing before her absence from was one of. the principals in tl|e fire that pow erto net. •' tained, by. these unnuuLexpositions. .Tim tlie Celery Dolt a is situated between the — the house was discovered. destroyed the Celery City Laundry: The report p f the street cemmittec was exhibits are superior to those of former lakes in a position that Will easily weather "Verdict o f manslaughter was rendered eagerly awaited us each nnd every citizen . George Gnrrnhnn o f Wilkes Barre. Pn., fairs in quantity, quality and attractive­ a cold snap nnd. be impervious to cold at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon in tiie 1» deeply interested In this project. Geo, recently found sew n penrls in an oyster ness, nnd, although it was expected nt that would blight the vegetables all over case o f Charlie Scott, tiie negro chnrgcd H. Fernuld was-called upon to make a re­ which he was eating. tlic- very outeet.-that ~ there WBliTd be the state. Not even the tenderest vege­ The lasTtH pof the steamship Maureta­ some difficulty in securing exhibits, the tables were touched, nod the growers who witlt tlie murder of Dudley Brooks, anoth­ port in behalf of the bond trustees nnd lie nia from Liverpool to New York was made exhibit buildings arc taxed to their ca­ have planted u large acreage of cabbage er negro, in July, 1007. The ense opened stated that tho bids nnd sjicclficatioiis of in fivs days, two hours and two minutes. pacity ami the display o f Florida products nrc jubilant over the prospect of a short in the circuit court at 9 n. m. yesterday, the different firms lmd been carefully ex­ nnd such good progress was made that it amined nnd a decision made in fnvur of on average of 23,71 “knots on hour. is unquestionably the best ever made. crop in other sections tiiat is bohnd to ... went to the Jury early in the afternoon, tlie Georgia Vitrified Brick Co., who will Fourteen counties have county exhibits, raise the price for the Sanford product. After five years of what they termed nnd a short time Inter tlie verdict was take entire charge of tiie street work, nnd Tiie celery growers have been needing experimental marriage, n am ple in San ns follows, in charge oj the gentlemen rendered. Scott was not sentcnccdr but furnish nnd lay the brick for $1.90 per cold weather for the (last three weeks nnd Francisco have decided to separate, both named: it is understood that sentence will he square yard. *' Washington, Collier Bros.; Columbia, the cold wnve thnt proved so disastrous being satisfied that their ways and ideas passed tomorrow or next day." W. A. Ginn, the well known civil engi­ T. J. Appleynrd; Gadsden, W. M. Curry: to oilier sections lias proved n blessing to nrc not compatible. neer, was present and had a sketch of the Alachua. J. W. Tench; Marion, Mr. Carnes; tiie celery, and this great’’ crop' bids fair Show M okes Big Hit. W. II. Martin o f Canton. Ohio, who has fufty foot street with palm trees along the Never in tlie history of tlie five years built and successfully «iterated an aero­ Hernando, W. L. Fleming und W. S. Han­ to outrival tiie early lettuce crop in good sides. thnTthe C. W, Pnrk Company has been plane for short distances, has been offered cock; Pasco. W. E, Embry: Manatee, F. C. prices. An animated discussion took (dace re­ Following is a few reports of various visiting Gadsden has a better show been $100,000 by W. R. Timken, a wealthy Armstrong: Hillsborough, T. M. Wier; Polk, garding the paving of ji_forty foot street Hugh Wear; DeSoto, Ed. Scottj Lee, W. sections taken from the Times-Union : (Hit on than that o f last night, and never manufacturer, for the machine provided and ono the entire width of sixty feet. Altam onte Springs has the audience been larger or more ap­ the builder will make a trip in the 'plane Stanley Hanson and J. L- Culler; t)nde. A motion tu pave forty feet port o f the* The cold wave Saturday night, which preciative. The canvas theatre was from Canton toClcvcIund niid return with­ B. B. Tatum and J. C. Ilnile; Osceola, W. way, nnd two blocks sixty feet, was then lingered until Monday morning, bus kindly crowded from the stage to its entrance, out stopping, mid $10,000 additional for L. Van Dufcor. brought before the members and was last. The poultry nnd live stock exhibits arc departed without damage to tlie fruit, but ntul those who came expecting n great a round trip to Mnssilon. More discussion followed, and it Was larger and better than ever. The citrus was not ns considerate to vegetables nnd deal from the company did not leave dis— Mrs. E> F. Norman has been refused an tlien unanimously resolved to pave First fruit display Is fully 100 per cent greater, tender plants that beautify the villas. np|Kiinted. appointment ns principal in a New York street with brick from Sanford avenue to and of much higher quality than that of The fruit was not injured In the slightest The play (Hit on last night was one city school, because the law. forbids the Myrtle avenue sixty feet from curb to last year. degree as far as Orange comity, so far us never before seen here, and was interestappointment of married women us teachers curb, and the work will probnbly start nt Tlie fair was formally opened on Wed- heard from, but in some sections it came ing and entertaining from Mart to finish. once. In the public schools. * lieuduy-iiy Gav_ Albert W. tiikiui*U-wdM* drmgennistr'nr,Tr-tTr^mfrhe'Ti'irmTW-nitsy|-Tnc ttUt&ti,ni numbers under the direction Tlie ordinance granting n franchise for - To remove the recent Tall of snow in was under escort of the Florida * state is as good as a mile und tlie fruit growers of Prof. Anderson were exquisite nnd electric lights to the Sanford Light & Fuel New York city cost the taxpayers over troops. A big opening parade mover) feel very grateful for the narrow Cscupe. called fortli much applause. Co. was then pm upon Its second reading. $ 200, 000 , from the grounds through the principal The players were all worthy of special haw th orn *. Alachua County This question will probably he settled at Cock and bull fights have been restored streets at 0 n. m., in which was included The cold wave predicted by the weather mention, and ench part wait handled in the next meeting, ns it will then be put to the Cubans by an edict of President the military and civic organizations, o f­ bureau came on I h M Saturday night, (ire- such manner as to call forth much com ­ 0 (xin its third reading nnd final passage. Gdinez who inaugurated last week Thurs­ ficials of state, city ntul county, the 50 ceded hy u nice rain. It has been freez­ ment from the audience nfter the show. day. shows which constitute the range and ing continuously since Saturdny night. It The company tliia season is tiie best Mr. Death o f Rev. S. D. Paine Park 1ms ever brought to Gadsden. The Rev. S. Delahny Paine, u noted divine Edwurd L Fuller, the multimiliionnir the 500 racehorses which will participate is slightly moderating today. cnnvaq theatre is undoubtedly the best ami former hero of the Crimean wur, died SI. P etersb u rg head of tiie salt trust, isdctidfroin a stroke in the race meeting which is to continue Tiie cold snap of Sunday evening did equipped outfit of its kind on the road from o stroke of apipiexy last Friday eve­ throughout the fair. of apoplexy at Scranton, Pa. Hon. William Jennings Bryan has ar­ some little damage to veg'etulion, the today. In fact, is equipped fnr better ning In Jacksonville, Rev, Paine wns During the hist week in January the city rived at Tampa and signal honor is being young orauge trees und vegetable cropK than some of the city ojicru houses today. well and favorably known throughout the of London, England, was enveloped in one shown him. Thousands of visitors are The mercury dropped to 29 degrees and During the action of the piny several of state nod in the North. He was formerly of the worst fogs known in years. Busi­ there to participate in the-yirious events remained there for two hours, from 4 toG tlie musical numbers were Introduced and pastor of the Congregational church in this ness was almost paralyzed, and life whs of Bryn 11 Day. The railroaff nnd steam­ n. in., Monday morning. Tlie frost did they were indeed a surprise and could city and had a host of friends, wiio were aboost unbearable. Eyes and throats were seriously affected, and in many cases boat lines are offering unusually low rates nol*come unheralded, nor was it entirely not lie improved upon.—Gadsden (Ala.) drawn to him hy his gonial nnd jovial Tff T nmpirf or the fntrr and the m niulm iw ’untoefced for. ■■io-roany Inane» in tha rlty £ va» ing-JnurnnL--------------_ ------------------- manner.— During his lifetime he luui ocnausea followed. Severe cold added to is expected, like all the other features, to the owners 11 ml cufo-tukcr* bush*d them­ , Tlie C. W. Pnrk Dramatic (Minpuny wilt copied the pulpit ns pastor of tiiree d e­ the discomfiture, selves winding sheets aiid other, protection open in Sanford, Monday night. February nominations—Methodist. Presbyterian und be a record-breaker. Henderson Cremeans, aged 115 years, around the more tender vegetation. At 8th, fur one week, with an entirely new Congregational. Of the .incidents con­ and believed to be the oldest man In the Sanford Exhibit* at the S late Fair • the Sibley grounds in'tno city each qf the list of plays. Everything new. nected with liia career, tic wns proudest United States, died at lite home of his C. H. Hoffner. the energetic fair commis­ many tropical pectf-wdre- bounjJ in doth, Prices, children 25c »iimj^jiJultfl Jj5c, ol. the aCt‘ o f -<hteetr-Vicmrltr Vlien^slio* grandson, Clark dem eans, near Point sioner o f Pinecastlo, was in tlie city Tues­ tent fashion, and a lighted lantern planed ■Reserved seats 15c extra. decorated him with the cross of liuuor as Pleasant, W. Va.. Jan. 29, . HP was strung day in the interest of the state fair. White at tlie baae ul. eadi tree. ^ lC pinery of one o f the surviving heroes of tha battle ~ ‘ l M henny-to the time o f hisdea'th, falling Orange comity will not be represented Did R ealdrnt* Return Mr. Sibley's was kept well warmed of Inkennan, in tlie Crimen. Rev. Paine on the roadside on his way home from a tills year, Mr. Hoffner is endeavoring jo Mr. and Mrs. David McGown of Steuben­ throughout the night hy small fires in wns seventy years of age. He leaves a grocery slortp His mother died at 120 collect an individual exhibit for Sanford, ville. Ohio, were in the city n few dayB different parts of tiie enclosure. In the widow, and son and daughter hy his first and iiis wife nt 101. He bad seventy and is meeting with much encouragement. outskirts and in the lower trucking lands ¿his week, Mr. McGown came to Florida wife. grandchildren, one hundred and ono great He has already a nice collection of celery the first time in 1H76 and owned a valua­ the frost fell heaviest, and the damage ~ E. P. Hyer Dies ut Ortundo grandchilden and nineteen great great und oilier products widely he inleuds to 10 tomatoes will lie heavy. Ice formed ble orunge grove near Sanford atone time. E. P. Hyer, one o f the best known and grandchliden. He never used tobacco or ship to Tampa, and will personally have that was ubdut three-eighths of an indt He Is very favorably impressed with the liquor. : • charge of tlie booth. Tills exhibit speuks in thickness. WliHe tho damage will be rapid growth of Sanford, nnd will stop here most highly respected citizens of Orango By the sinking of the steamship Claim- well fur the progressiveness of tlie city. considerable, there is yet time for the for several weeks upon his return north­ county, died at his home in Orlando. Manraid near Edithburg, Australia, the captain It sliows that our people realize the ad­ ward. At present Mr. and Mrs. McGown day. Mr. Hyer bus been a resident o f trocker, who will feel tlie loss heaviest, and forty-five of the crew were drowned. vantages to ha derived from an individual to replant his crop, and I lls believed that will visit several points in South Florida. Orlando for thirty-four years. He wns well known in Sanford und hud a large exhibit, und any citizen who has anything a better price will be had for what he The vesael turned 'turtle. P olo M atch at Orlando. circle of friends in other sections of the which will show to advantage, should see Countess Del-easeps. widow of the great markets. Alt tilings considered, it is There promises to be some great sport cou n ty- The funeral, which occurred on Mr. Hoffner at once. French engineer who constructed the Suez, thought the inonetariLjLaiUPgp .wiU be lit­ at Orlando on February 22 and 24. when Tuesday, was largely attended. canal and began the Panama canal, died tle. Tlie cold continued-ihKMighout Mon­ the CaindeQ, S- C4. Pfila iJub.YtiiiplujT Parent*' Club M e e t i n g — la France, last waak.— ^ ........ . ■— ........... " Tlie'Parents’ Club will hold their regular day utid the inanyTmirllts and visitors Orlando'Polo Ciub on the Orlando grounds Im p ortan t to in v e sto rs To rid Japan p f rats 5,000 cats arc to meeting next Monday afternoon at. 3 made repeated mention of their heavier at the new Driving Park. Tracis of land o f I. 2. 3. 3, 10, 40. 70 be sent from this country and turned loose o'clock in tlie High School auditorium. A clothes, whldi were miles from them. The Camden team is said to be the acres, at prices $ 30 0, $ 5 0 0 , $050, $ 8 0 0 Monday evening moderation commenced, in die Mikado's domains. fastest in tiie South-and will probnbly and $1,200. at A ltam oate' Springs. Or­ most interesting program has been ar­ and at 9 o'clock tlie thermometer regis­ give the Orlando boys a run for their ange county, Florida— tlie most desirable The village of Romora. Morocco,, was ranged. and all who are interested in the feeently buried by an avalanche and the .welfare o f the children are earnestly re-i tered ten degrees higher— 46— than on money. Hie admission to the grounds residence or winter liome location in Orapge county. Pure water, high rolling will be 50 cents. entire population perished. The catastro- quested to attend. These meetings have Sunday evening ut the same hour. Starke. Bradford County land o f best quality, interspersed with proven o f inestimable value to parents phe happened during the plglit. We sell the best lime and cement that innumerable* clear water lakes; one of Tlie recent cold wave killed all the A prominent Sweedlsh engineer named and children, and have served to bring • — A. E. Httistrawberries and blossoms that were on money can buy, tho most healthy .locations tn South Flor­ Greli of Copenhagen has been granted a the teachers and parents in accord, each the busiies. but the plants are unhurt and * One million - feet of cypress bleaching ida. Apply to N. H. Foac. striving to aid one another in the great ' Patent for an invention by means o f which will have plenty of berries again in boards. Place orders now, G. R. Calhoun. 2 3-tl Aitmonte Springs. work of Interesting the children. pot only photographs but moving pictures, LUCKY, LUCKY SANFORD CITY COUNCIL MEETS a it ili i f H kM lilt • * n -r r ; mm Tit ■ fie -x ÿ lf ! «S L jm V __ OH �• ■ " : V ■'•■■ • • ■ • • ■■■ - V : . • ' • THE SANFORD RANrORD___________ HERALD _ fllD U C T n iilF l/U K O d lU flL l i t F A 1 U IIU T W t lL t /ir a in lt la Budget of Opinion “ Just Be­ tween You and Me" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT -1 A Chlel Is Among Ye Toklng Notes, end foUh, He’ll Prent ’Em"— So'Says Saunterer. ---------------------H S/t*UI Ctrrtnpon Jtnct fo Tht HtrmU, The Two Prodfgals In the spring time of youth. In life's esrly montlns. ■ ffi rtie WiMfcihiivric bldtofiitl UiruuiTi H ie W apple trees. Ami the wisteria vines In their purple (nlornlng ____ ,wooing ____ _______ Were the tephyrs _______ and‘ richyellow bees. The ispi prodigal came to the home of hla leaving. Where■ he played In the dnlilra a light hearted boy And the;. tv welcomed him back with the tears of recelvlng. 1» And twining alTectlon and murmurs of Joy. When the cold winds of winter were sighing so dreanr Around that old home by the murmuring shore, j ttaaghnnn tired anaweary] ■ _______________________ old thlna" burn all nUtht. Electric .lights 4 Peck nnd His Mother-in-Jnw were n, n y solve the question but then someone tlie opera fiouse on Tuesday flight but «0 from the “ sticks" will hove to break the one knew anything about It so it is pre­ sumed that the mother-ln-lnwkilled Peck globe to light his "seegar." when the lights were dim and another 4 The Sanford Fir* Department deserves audience will be spared the sight of such ’¿ i a J - t special mention for their good work In o tragic ending. — * e ■ I * S— ■ several Instances during the past week. For a new volunteer corps the depart­ 4 What are we coming tot Are the or­ ment is making good rapidly and the thodox churches all going the liberal rqat fire committee of the city council is re­ or some other roodT~Cnlvanlsm. the doc solved to grant the boys everything need­ trine of predestination and foreordinntion ed In the wny of equipment. They now is a back number In tlie Presbyterian have a good hose wagon, new.«hose and church, and here comes the Baptist church, nozzles and nt the last meeting of the nt its annual congress in Chicago Inst council the recommendation o f •Chlel' week, declaring against d ose communion Hand to have a light placed in the hose — that baptism by immersion is n pre house wns immedinteJy ncted upon. _Thc requisite to llio Lord's «upper. .H ie world approach to the house will also do move. • • • proved by a better run-way, making it easier to get the wagon in and out. A 4 St. Valentine's Day will come on the large drying rack will also be eroded and 14th. This will be the biggest day of the will be the means of saving the hose by month, inasmuch as it will give the people preventing the mildew and decay that who believe in protecting American art usually occurs when the hose is not thor­ an opportunity to show us just what the oughlylifted, put TflrtirirdAlttg fo f 1L T h ere will, o f course, When a Nan Lives Clear up to His Income He owes it to his fam ily and his business to provide adequate life insurance___The unexpected is alw ays happening. protection must be arranged But the for before it: is too late. (>*- Crept back to the home of n*r Clrlt-pnd once more. be a few of tlie hideous caricatures o]r But ineyjutned her away o'er the moorland so 4 A Indy remarked to me the other day: lonely. Morgan, Yowell, Watson and several And the winds of despair moaned wild through “ The most untidy thing about the male other Sanford youngsters, but in the main her breast: And death was her refuge—eye, that and that sex is the beard. There arc not a dozen the valentines wlll.be..a. great improve­ — ■- ■only -------------------------------------—— ----------------— men In Sanford who ought to have one. ment ujwii any Using I have seen. After For the prodigal daughter, alas, lias no rest. Sanford. 4 Lucky Sanford I How many have given thought to that expression 4 n the past few days as the realization is brought forth of nil the blessings showered *upon us, While other sections were suffering front The cold WAve the Sanford growers escaped, and even the tender plants were not touched. Of course the celery grow ers wanted a add wave nnd naturally they are jubilant over the future of tho crop since the cool weather means so much to them. Lucky Sanford, indeed It secm iliB though the forces of nature nrc combined to give this section all the best of it when it comes to- handing out the good things. Peculiarly - situated .Of providentially, I should say, Sanford o c ctipies tho exalted |K)sitIon of queen the vegetable districts o f the South. With the productive soil, flowing wells, lake protection, railroad facilities nnd other ndvantnges. there is nothing to be de ■ sired to make the picture ‘ complete— a picture that illustrates pence nnd . pros perity for tile grower. Lucky Sanford! e e e Did you never observe thisT Take mental notes as you pass nlong the street, and yoiTWilt agree with me. If a full beard Is worn It is— ns a rule— straggling and unkempt, with no idea of neatness or cleanliiif ss. If the razor Is used it is not until tlie face is as rough as a nutmeg grater and presents that djrty appearance that makes a dirty or growing beard so Undesirable. If a gentleman will shave, for tlie Lord's sake make him shave every day; as every gentleman should; if on the contrary, he prefers a full beard, teach neatness nnd tidiness/’ And then m y fair friend went on to point her rcmnrks by example— passing In revleff twenty or thirty o f her male acquaintances. And really she was not far out of the way. In this connection, however I am of opinion that the prin­ cipal' reason why American gentlemen are so unkempt with their beards, is in consequence of their not having learned to shave themselves. They rely upon n barber—thus demanding the expenditure of bath time and money. The result ls"n dirty face. Englishmen most invarinbly shave themselves, the razor being used every morning, nnd the effect is decided­ ly pleasing. • • • A C ry Of Despair looking them over I shall be able to dc termine pretty well whether art, like the steel industry, Is now quite able to take core of Itself, or if It is still, an infant and needs all the baby food thnt Uncle Joe Cannon can give It: Many n man wlthbralm anil «kill Hus becu laid law in mother earth: No opportunity was hi»— • lie hoped and »trugglrd from hi» birth. the vote of tlie electoral college will be formally opened nt a Joint session of both houses of Congress, and it will be found that 321 votes were cast for Taft and Sherman nnd 102 for Bryan nnd Kern, Harry Wray says figures prove nothing, but the recurrence of these will nevcrtheJ less provo a little embarrassing. • • • 4 Verily, Sanford iB a growing city! The O f THE UNITED STATES - - f J. S. COLES, Jr., General Agent, Jacksonville, Florida — T he S aunterer . MRS. E. P. WELBORNE, Special Agent £* F or Sale Will sell my beautiful place on Red Wa­ ter Lake, one mile from Fort Reed. Less than one mile from the celery delta. Nine UsVS*ASSS\VS%SSVASU4S4MASS*A*ÌMASSASt« * « ............ .... room house, plastered; on brick founda­ tion. Four acres o f land,. Plenty o f gropes nnd other fruit. I-arge barn. Two acres of fine garden land. Thirteen hun dred dollars cash, if taken at once. J. M. S tumon, Successors to N. H. GARNER Corner First street nnd Pnlmetlo avenue. > G A R N E R & ROBERTS >t P o ta to Barrels 35c F, O. B. here. Huntington Mills &. Cooperage Co., 2 5-tf Huntington, Fla. Staple i Fancy Groceries H A Y AND GRAIN See the New Talking... 4 Many do not know it, until forcefully 4 Oil tlie second Wednesday in February told, that nil kuinnn kind nrc swayed by the stupe emotions, just as n vibrant chord is rcsonnnt in unison with the same pitched sound. Poets mny understand a higher plane than we common mortals wot of, but the pulse that heats with Joy nt music's voluptuous swell beats ns ----- sweetly In the peasant's brenst ns it docs jn the prince's soul: ji Equitable Life Assurance Society - Machines •*" *. High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A Complete Line of Cigars and Tobacco AGENCY FOR PLOW’S HIGH GRADE CANDIES W H ITE At STORE OF * • F R O N T GROCERY Come and See Us, or 'Phone 39 Kissimmee Celery Lands council has finally decided to pave First street from curb to curb with vitrified brick which means a sixty-foot width Surli are the way» of life. I ken. . The Uraveil do not a Iway* Irkil: from Sanford avenue to Myrtle avenue, The noblest hope, anil hoi«, and die. t And take their place among the dead. and the center o f the street will be laid at the same time by the Sanford Traction The world 1» carelrsc, oil unkind. And life becomes a constant grief; Company between tlie rails o f the trolley On« aiment »U h u ilea til- srouln rail. A n i give what lue wou would not—relief. line. The franchise for electric lights will bo passed at the next meeting of the '11» raid all came» to those who wait: Celery now being marketed. Selling for good prices. But weary waiting bring* despair; council and ere another year rolls around It All» the heart with gloom and dread. No longer hope I» »hilling there. tlie paved streets will be lighted by arclights shedding their lustre down upon The world ----- wtu___________________ . on one seldom cares For tearsi of grief or tales of.woo: ot woe. COME AND SEE the trolley cars laden with people bound For rlothed In selftsh garb, and blind It's becu and ever will be to. fur their distant homes or the parks, nnd ninny o f our people who go away for the 4 How thankful we are to be called resi­ summer can enjoy the benefits of an out­ , dents of Sanford where fortune seems to ing at home. Our Shoes all * have smile uj>on us und crown nil our efforts 4 Fcbrunry was named for Februus, an tongues and they talk for with success. old Etruscun god withu bad liver. Infor­ mation of him is meager; but history 4 1 never want to see a bird or birds' calls him a holy terror, and he appears to themselves, but they can ’t feathers on a woman's bat. It reminds have been a providential preparation o f use the Telephone, so come one of tlie' slaughter of the innocents. the earth for the subsequent occurrence Birds are slaughtered by tho millions for of President Castro. around and see them. We decorative purposes. England alone ini Tlie password for the month will be ~poflB 13,666.000 slaughtered birds every Pbsauin." Prosperity wilj jctn n T ___ call the Ladies’ special at.year— Europe na+t whole luklng 900,fKH>r- the 28tb•' tention to the new line of "000—nil of which nrp made into articles And then the ides of Murrh will come, Which Inns Mo played hob of personal adornment. *A single London And the fattest msn we ever chose Ladies’ Shoes which we have dealer receives annually 4 00 ,00 0 hum Will go upuiuhe job mlng birds, 6,000 birds of puradise and added to our stock: P ic o Block Low Prices. Easy Payments. 5 0 0 .0 0 0 of other species. One firm in 4 I am glad to see by the Gainesville . ----- ---------Chicago buys and sells yearly 32,000 Elevator that my old friend, Bullock, is humming birds, 3 0,000 aquatic fowl and keeping up the advertising rates on his Whenever the news­ 3 0 0 .0 0 0 wings from birds o f other spe excellent paper, cies, while an English house of importers papers of Florida form an association for within a period of four months last year their protection against the cheap fakirs received 800,000 birds of various kinds who would get space for nlmost nothing, J. M. STUM AN. Proprietor from Urn West Indies and Brazil. These and as is often the case beat tho paper statistics are carefully prepared by the out o f that, they will have taken a long Audubon Society of Massachusetts and step in the right direction. A few papers We have just received the have a flat rate to everyone and stick to may be accepted as absolutely reliable. Of course the women o f fashions are that rate. The Heiulo is one o f them first shipment o f these Shoes responsible far this ruthless and ghastly and the Elevator is another. If any fuPTpctM Of extermination. Ih a y may not yotb in rates are sbownr Gra home iner- in Oxfordg and Sandhis and Sanford. Florid* Comer First Street and Palmetto Avenue realize the truth, but their Ignorance in diants should receive tlie benefits. • • • • Ties, in Kid, Patent, Gun ^no way afreets tlie fact. So long as the February will be a very eventful month, demand exist for birds and bird wings as Wine, Cbampaigne tl\e ornaments of article o f personal dec­ n fact, it will be tlie ' last o f the eventful Metal, months, for Mr, Roosevelt will leave the oration. tho slaughter will go on. $3.50 and $4 White House March 4. and after that wc and Red. • • • shall only occaalonally hear from him, FIRST CLASS CRATE M ATERIALS, Sanford. Fla. 4 Don't blow out the gas. It may be along with earthquakes, war in tlie Bah Shoes — — — —u — — . '~*1 more expensive to keep It burning but if tans, Ratsull. the old and new husbands you are unable to handle the “ critter“ of the Gould money, the Celery Kings of. T n h P r i r t t i n r f Quickly and Neatly any other Way just let the “ gosh blam e! Sanford and other cable newt. D. L. Flowing Wells Rich Land Cheap THRASHER J . M. W I L L S O N J r . , Kissimmee, Fla. The Crippen Music Store' I High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. The Patrician U p - t o - D a t e Restaurant Everything Neat and Clean and Cooked to Please ^the Palate of the Epicure G. R. CALHOUN " t / S ” fat;,' D. L. Thrasher l l / . . .1 ^ -* ** JO D r a n t in g The Herald Printing Com pany - Æ Sk n I ;. �fa b ttu r y 6. IttOO- THE SANTORO HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS uot understand nnd bring home more "examples" for poor wenry pa aiid ma to struggle with. * IN SANFORD CHURCHES A Budget of Interesting Items from Correspondents Mr. Geo. H. Fernald, i f Snnftird. has bought this end of the telephone line and we expect still better service In the future. Thls llnd' Is n great benefit to Where Devout of the Celery City Worship Tomorrow. _ »...p iyT C n F n R A N R F m i lM T Y I ^ nBt ®rnn®®' bringing Geneva, Oviedo THE EVEN TS o r O RAN G E COU NTY |and Chuluota Into close connection with For Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to JOHN V. DENTON & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ RESUME Of ALL CIIIH CH TVTN TS Sanford, making them suburbs of the Southwest Comer Washington nnd Chambers Streets Celery City. The advantages of this line efficient or Reporters Weekly are opprecinted more nnd more nnd It is or Interest to. Those Religiously In­ NEW YORK CITY Covers the Territory for . hoped that every householder will take a clined-Subjects of Discourses •The Herald REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank of New York City, or any Commercial Agency 'phone In the near future.. for the Sabbath. surr and to Hundreds of Shippers who are shipping to them regular - Mr. McLain shipped his Inst enr of fruit Tti* I’ moti of lb« CkediM in lb* City on F-»rn**lf C E LERY»AVENUE NEWS In brinf or M«J lh*ir Annrrncftntnti l lT |Friday. ~ olkri Chuith N»««« In tkir olfif. nul Uirf iK.n Th.t*l«r Sprda] Correspondence («The Herald. •ftvtao-on.. And Isn’t this hcaycnly weatherT r i n t Mclhoditt We would say to the visitors t o - San­ -------- <V-su- » * ^ Rrv.A.E.Hoi]trholder.paitor;church, mrnrr Park ford. do not bo alarmed ot the constant avenue and Fifth atreet; parsonage, mrnrr Mm APOPKA ITEMS nnlin avenue and Seventh atreel; pbune 284. and heavy explosibns;hcnrd In the Celery mornins aervior aervk-e nt ft; evening aervlcr, Sunday morning Sportal Correspondence to Ttie llrralri: Delta byday nnd by night. There is no 7:00; Sundayr achonl. U:45LA m.: Jnn. K. MetJ. D. MitchlU has been uppointed re- tingcr, Supt. Kpwortb lvalue 3:00 Sunday evenwarfare In progress, no cities being Iwniceiver o f nn insolvent bank nt Delray Ins. bnrded. The only wnrfnro going on Is 11 a. in., subject: Whnt Christ purchased JLndjfJH 4 Q _ in _ a .ila y _ o r—tw o -to -tn k c the steady mardi o f progress and the charge of same. Mr. Mitchill is nn ex­ for us. heavy donations are caused by new set­ 7 p. in., kubjectr.The way to be saved. I pert accountant and has done much of tlers dynamiting stumps. The sacrament o f the Lord’s supper will | SHIPPERS OF this sort of work. Judge Jones is fortu­ Mr. Ed Hess is erecting a fine five-room nate in securing, him for receiver. be administered at the morning service. „cottage on his seven „and one-holL acre Come and worship with us. Mrs: S7 ET Teggfey returned Monday celery farm between Cnmcron Avenue from Altoona where she went to -attend C ongregational and the S. & E. Railway. the fifth Sunday meeting of the Weirivo -Hrv. J. W. Richards pastor: Sunday morning I Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Merriwcthcr of Uaptlst Association. On account of the »rrvlre, It; evening service, 7:30, prayer meet Ins Lynchburg, Nn.. uro visiting their son. cold‘ weather, the attendance was small Wrdnrulny, 7:00 p in ; Sat.haih school, III o, m J. 0. KnaisUiger. Superintendent. CJias. Merriwcthcr. Mr. Merriwether is but the spirit of the meeting was fine an extensive farmer nenr Lynchburg. nnd the sermons nnd addresses were edi­ • C atholic 1 This is Ids second winter down hero. He fying. The next meeting of the kind Rev. M, Fua, rector: aervk-ea every armnd and j fourth Sunday: early man. 7 a. m.; mnaa amt arrsays he can't resist the temptation to will be held with the Orlando Baptist mon, 10 a. in.; Sunday school. 0 n. tn.; vrtpera. 3 P- tn. •. come to Florida in the winter. Church. The late cold has done no harm, hut to There is talk of getting up a subscrip­ f ir s t U a p tlit the contrary It has done lots o f good. It tion to purchnsc the old Uaptlst church .• a :< R»v. J, W. Boyd pastor: Sunday morning nerv- I was just what cveryono was wishing for. building for a town hull. It is n good Ice. It:evening service. 7:00: Sabbath sellout, 11:4S a m.; Dr. J.T. Denton, Supt.; B. Y. P. U. Sunday Nowjust a little rain and all will be fine. building nnd still sound though having nl 3 p, m , H. E. Tular. Preit.; prayer mretlng ev­ SANFORD, FLORIDA ery Wednraday, 7:00 p. m. The writer personally knows a gentle­ been in use for a good many years. It The protracted meeting ot this church Is man who came to the Delta last fall and could not be duplicated for less than closed, but the revival has not. We had rented a five-acre Irrigated farm on Col- twelve or fifteen hundred dollars.. It a very successful meeting. Twenty-three rry Avenue. He clenrcd up over $1.200 could'probnhly be purchased nnd moved In nil were received into our church. TOP PRICES FOR YOUR on his lettuce nnd now has a.fine outlook up town ami necessary repairs made for Next Sunday morning, subject: Sunday T for a good celery crop. He is outhuaias* a sum hiss than $500. The town needs j school fundamentals. ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES tic. This party never planted a seed. In a hail very much nnd this is n rare op­ At the evening hour, subject: Baptism, hts life until lust fall. T is wonderful portunity to secure one nt one-third the and baptismal services at the dose. when sliip|>cd t to IIEWlTT. If you nrc not doing what can be done. The verses below actual cost. Our B. Y. P, U. is going to be n grand business with this House, write" to them nt once. only half doscribc wlint etin be done: Rev, L. D.'Geiger has returned from the success. Thirty-five members enrolled. The writer la moved to rhyme. You arc always welcome at the Baptist Florida Uaptlst Convention which met Fur now U the accepted time -For would-be aetilers Inst week in DeFuniuk Springs. Mr. church. Come nnd sit: and hear what you To hike for this wonderful clime. Geiger rc[jorti a large attendance nnd en­ should Ire. For In a »hort »pace of time There will bn nothing left F R U IT AND, PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N M ERCHANTS thusiastic sessions. Despite the hard - Of the Irritated laud Holy Cross Episcopal But the cull» nnd the rind. 10 E . C a m d e n S t., Da ltlm o ro , M d. year just passed, all departments of the Till» month where stood a fnrrst. llev. It F Brown, rector; A. I) Key. senior war­ work were reported to be in good shape. den. Sunday morning service. 11; evening »ervice, The nnt. you sec a field. References: This •Paper and Thousands of Pleased Shippers in Florida And then you hear Ilia rumble 7 .111; Snhbulli school. 0:45n i l l ; B F. Wjiluier. The next convention will meet in Gaines­ Supt.: Of the Incomotivc's wheel . ' prayer meeilng. 7 30 Wednesday evening. A» the Sanford 4t Evcrjtlnde» Rnllrond ville. t Right. Rev. William Crane Gray, D. D., j Huslres through the Celery Delta And thl» wonderful country reveal». Miss Mayme Fudge was here Monday Bishop of Southern Florida will preach at Don't think I'm talking nontense en route to Wekivn Springs where she 10:30 and administer the holy rite of con­ Nor my head I) not full of wheel» Hut coma and »ee for yourself will spend-some lime with the. Glovers. firmation. Every one is cordially invited These beautiful celery field»— tn this prnmiaed land Within the Inst few months Miss Fudge to uttend. ** ‘ Of milk and honey has had the double nllliction of losing Where you can neither »tnrve nor frecre, Nor lark for the want of money. Presbyterian both her father and brother. Shelias the — A F ahmiIk. Rev J F Mi Kiniiimi, pnsinr; morning «ervice, I deep symimthy of every body. The II. evening service. 7:01); Saldrtlb sehoot, 0:30 n Sales Agents and Distributors ple here esteem Miss Fudge very highly. m Henry Mi ljiulin. Supl ; prayer mt-eiing Wed-| * BRANCHES ----------- OVTEDtTOCCURRENCES BRANCHES lirsdny, 7:00 P tn. & Co. Florida Fruits nndVegetables General Insurance Agents HEW ITT & - il CO. CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK P ITTS B U R G , PA. J. W. Emerson Is a mechanical genius. Improve Your Opportunity He hns perfected and placed on the mar­ How runny times in your lifo have you ] ket a sawmill made wholly of steel. It is made in sections so that it can he put to- heard your elders say: "that land that gether nnd taken apart in a few minutes. sold yesterday fur four thousand dollars I The carriage can be made as long or ns for tin- lot. I could have bought twenty | short as desired by adding or taking off years ago for one hundred dollars.'' nnd I tccliwis. It -«in-be-m ore nTnvnntenttrHU1 v««tunMl.oi jmu-thnnRht Bt IhFHWe loaded on cars and set up titan tin* old they told you that “ well. I'll bet 1wouldn't have overlooked the chance." yet you go Henry McCall has moved Ids stofck of sort and does not wear out. Mr. Emer­ on day after day doing that very same merchandise from his old stand in the son will probably organize a strong com­ tiling. OpiMirtuniiy is knocking at your brick store into the building vacated by pany to manufacture and sell these mills, door now as it did at theirs, and yet you the home people participating. It would J. S. Moore. be unfortunntc for Apopka to suffer tills remain in the back seat of the house nnd The |x>sto(llce has been moved into the won't hear it. Let an agent from the flue business to go elsewhere. little building formerly occupied andO. G. Holden Real Estate Co. call on you nnd Smith has been uppointed the new postM instrels Coming explain how easy it is to become the own­ master. Now that A. G. Allen's United Minstrel er of property now. that is sure to grow in It is not believed that the recent cpld Shows is hilled to appear here on February value in the next live years, ns it hns In 3»ove has done harm to nny extent to the 8th it brings us hack to onr boyhood days the past. YW, should have that much | vegetation. As yet the exact amount when we lived at the old home place. At confidence in Sanford's future, at least. that time it was called A. (!. Allen’s New done has not been ascertained. Memorial P o sta g e Stamp. Orleans Minstrel Shows. Since Hint time Miss May Alexander Is at hotpc on n To commemorate the centenary of I visit to her parents for a few days. She it lias absorbed other minstrel organiza­ Abraham Lincoln a new two-cent stamp tions and united them into one grand and expects to return to tier studies, at I’elicomplete attraction. For nearly 26 years will be issued nnd placed on sale on the Clarke HnH Monday. it tins visited the principal cities and towns day of the centenary, Fcbrunry 12. Pro­ T. H. Dean * has returned from u two of the South nnd West. As time wore on vision is made for an initial issue of | weeks' visit to.jiifljiliL limu&.iu-JUahomqJ tOO.OWMKHFSHunps. The rtestj TTt tepori» Q most enjoyable trip, hut is clmost complete minstrel show in nil this prises the jmrtraU of Lincoln in an glad to get back home again. lipse. the only decoration being" a spray ] . . broad land of ours. Adding yearly new of laurel leaves on ca d i side. Immedi; liunter has returned front Jackson-1 ¡deas,*nrw features, hut still keeping the SperUi correspondent to The Herald. J. S. Moore, who has been engaged in the mercantile business here for years has nt last removed Ills stock of merchan­ dise to his Sanford store. He will shortly remove tils family to that place, ami the whole community regret their departure, but wish them much success.ill Uurix new Tome. »nville, where he went to purchase his stock of drugs, and will be ready forbusinew in a few days. lie jind his charmlog young wife hove decided to make ! icir hum** with us, and the community to b** congratulated upon baying (hem of residents. SANFORD CELERY UNION C hicago RiKitn 10, Pico Hlock. Cincinnati New York 'Phone 20!) W ashington SA N FO R D , F L A . Jacksonville Sanford i W t W V W V W V W W W t W U V W V V W W W V M VW V W m v w W W SNEAD & VENABLE I i i. id * f i ‘ ; ' * j- 111 «L u .. i t *.!*• It, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Plans, Specifications and ^ Estimates Furnished * on Applications Repair work Promptly Done r-O 113 First Street Opp. Postoflice original idea of n real Jubilee where the nte,T undw tl,p por“ ? ! t„,s lh® ln8^ ,pJ,° " old-time negro songi and dances that we I " 180° —Fct- ,2 - in 0 9 T1« 5 Sanford I im v v w u v u v M k k m v u k v u v v v u v w u v m vw vm w v k v w w »»» loved bo in our youth ore indulged in, nnd office will he supplied with the new s u m p | ____________ ,|,0 management assures us that nunc of in due time. H,ese old-time features have been elimiEven the Editor Hustles. noted, but on the contrary they huve kept I l ’alnlka New »] R. J. Holly, managing editor of them and added the up-to date ideas. Mrs. Harry L. Alexander returned SatThe preformance is given in n canvas nnford Herald, was a visitor in Pala£ tonlny night from a most enjoyable two-1 theatre, amply scoted, with stage and I this week and the ¿'lews enjoyed n long weeks visit to her parents in Dade City, scenery the same ns you sec in the cities. |und pleasant visit from this leader in Polite uniformed ushers are In attend-1 Florida weekly journalism. We have Her in my friends here gladly welcome h*r return. once to see that you arc properly seated, been a reuder and admirer of The Herald j T C l c p h O f l C 6 0 . Two preformances are usually given, one since its start, ami now that we know its 6 E NE V A G L E A MN Q 3 . ___ nt*2 p.'tn. mtdons at 7*30 p. iu. A speo-1 editor personally and linve had occasion tltSfihrd tuo i.to for publication Iasi week) laculnr street parade is given at 12 noon I to witness his zeal for his town, our -Social t'urrcapundcMW to Ttie Herald: on tlie day ofi vthe performance, and a grand terest In Ids bright paper will be u « . . IO il U lv U B jr U is e |K-t lu tiu tim i , c iiiu u u n t i iI iwsv.*»* mis. ungronl. a worker in city mission* freobond ^ n c e tl b r Prof. McCammons keener. W nnta; ^ u** ,B visiting her sitter, Mrs. Band, 0f 20 musicians Just before before iftch evich I| j U8t nrTived, Snider’s canned goods I V..C. banlcU. catsups and firescrves, at Garner fit Geneva is Jogging on, much like other A little money now and a little now and Roberts. Pieces—(toys and girls smiling at each Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick then is the way to buy celery land. See wher und parents sitting up nights to at the Sanford Furniture Com pany., M. M. Smith for particulars. *wk their children's examples. If com* $10.50 value sanitary felt mattress go­ “ Long's Preserves in glasses. Finest on P*ny drojis in the game grows more In* Chas . E vans . ing at $8 for the next thirty days. San-, market. 1«re»tlng; all can take a hand ot the Mattings of all kinds and patterns, from _____________________ __________ ford Furniture Company. Problem and each may hove o different cents, at E. A.. tohitjon, while the child falls asleep, and . Garner <« Roberta open their Sanford 120 cents per yard to 50 floras to school the next day to write a |avenue grocery today. Everything In I Heffleld'a Furniture Store. Fresh Mackeral at f t H. Hill’s grocery 11n w w i v w t W M t W W V w v w m w w w t w w Iv H H t H w t t W ’> ®l*-spclt explanation of a poem he can* I groceries, hay and grain. Well LIPE No. 1 C ITY CIGAR S TO R E 1 Best Line of Cigars and To­ baccos in the City Newspapers, Magazines ^nd Periodicals ■ . s * . V - n-t_s. »; ■ 1* • ■ ... * ■ ■ " -■ 1' ' . ; J \ i ^ r .m t * �February g, TM C SA Nf ORO il CRAL P — Published Every Saturday MornlnX at Sanford. Fla. R> J< Holly, U am fin i Editor Itend a* wcond-d»** mall matter A tu 1008. at tht' Poetofflc* at Sanford. ! under Act of March 3rd. 1879. Durham A dm tU lnf Company. Jacksonville, Rep­ resentative. Onice First Floor In the Bishop Block. First Street Telephone No. 148. Lucky Sanford I •" Not even The tender vegetnbles tnjured The celery growers who have been want­ ing cooler weather, ought to be satisfied. The editor of the Santo Rosa Star has ir,sympathy in the reccn t-lo ss o f . his inmig office by fire. 'T h e g o o d work' being done by C.,’ J £ Lcfller at the Sanford headquarters In Jacksonville Is noticeable In the greater number o f visitors coming to Sanford. A charity association la needed in San«. > ^ord to take care of the cripples who flock Ityo the city on every train and boat. Probably the co-opcralion o f the Northern '.cities cmild Ifc obtained in taking care of these indigents who are dumped upon us every winter. The dealer who dispenses Jamaica ginger to the confirmed drunkard is send­ ing a soul to perdition faster than a hun­ dred saloons could do. Prohibition will never make any h ead w ay-as long as these concoctions are allowed to be sold promiscuously In a dry town. There are two good movements on foot In Sanford that should receive the support of everyone. One is a grand formers’ pic­ nic at shell mound on Celery avenue, and the other Isa Stanford day at Jacksonville. Both will do much toward aiding our city und adjacent territory in forming a Greater Sanford. _____ Orlando is very sensitive about the weather report and takes’ tho TitnesUnion to tnsk about publishing an erro­ neous »tolenient regarding same. The Rej>orter-Stnr draws the mantle of charity over the affair and explains that while the Tiines-Unlon. stnjcd Orlando to be as cold ns Jacksonville they did not really mean Ao.say so. It is now up to the Tlmes-Union to put Dro. Howard on the back andmll will be peace and automo­ biles in Orlando again.______________ _ A CHANCE TOR YOUNO MEN Editor Russell o f the Palatka News has ever been" enthusiastic about the (treat advantage o f Florida and every issue of his paper contains something good along this line. Below is his adVtce to young men in the last issue o f the News: “Some one has asked us ‘What is the chance for a young man in Florid’af* The answer is, first class, if he is the right kind o f a young man, , A doctor, lawyer or merchant com ­ ing to any one of our larger cities will find the field welloocuplcd. The weak will surrender. The strong will fight. To the weak-hearted we would say: . ' ‘ You wilt have competition here, of course, but you h a v e -th e finest-opportunity for success. You hove competition at home and thAt, too, of the hardest kind. In the thickly popu­ lated states your professions and your business enterprises are, for the most part, in the handa of men who have been long established, who have the advantage o f wealth and family in­ fluence. You have had to meet a competitor strongly entrenched. Here the fight is more in the open. Men on the ground in most of our towns and cities have only n few years the start of you. In new communities yet to be established you may be among the first on the ground. Stran­ gers who are constantly coming in cannot go, to the old family doctor, o r , lawyer or merchant. They must look about them to get the best of s& vlce or o f goods. Your salvation is in your own hands. In ten years' the population in many o f our cities and towns will be nearly doubled and many new towns will have sprung up. If you want opportunity you will find In agricultural pursuits the state offers many advantages. Land with­ in seven or eight mites o f Palatka that went begging at- SO cents an acre 15 years ago is now hard to socure at from $ 8 0 to $100 per acre. It is about and in the Irish potato growing section of Hastings. New uses are constantly being found for what was formerly regarded us useland. Eight acres near Sanford sold two weeks ago for $11,000. Ten years ago you could have hod it for the taxes. Men all about there now arc making money raising celery. . There, ore few drawbacks to pre­ vent a swift and steady growth of Florida. With its rich agricultural prospects it is certain to advance rapidly in population and wealth and the young man of energy who gets on the ground first will reap the re­ wards sure to follow the coming in­ vasion of home seekers to the most delightful all-the-ycar ‘round cllmnte on earth." ROOSEVELT ON IRRIGATED UND President Roosevelt's opinion of irrigated land as a farming proposition was given in regard to the irrigation of the aridwnstes of d csch lands in the West, nnd it ap­ plies also to the great sub-irrigated dis­ trict of Sanford, ns these lands are far superior to the lands of cite West, where The systems o f cnrialk Is used. Ills senti­ ments are as follows: A copy of the Congressional Record "I believe the purchase of Irrigated has come to hand. It is a nent paper . Land to be the best way for a man containing umstecn pages and shows of small means to m,1ke himself in­ dependent And I believe I am qual­ (•nrOlul preparation ill the heavy reading ified to pass Judgment as I have been matter. Some good advertising matter interested in irrigation masters local­ - interspersed among the reading would ly and nationally for fifteen years. make it a paying venture. We would “ The results are simply niWundihg to suggest that (lie Incoriwators advertise those unfamiliar with the great sub­ ject of irrigation. “ government envelopes printed cheap" in order to kill off the legitimate printing “ And I believe the happiest man these days is the-man with the little tenoflices. The Record ought to prove ns acre irrigated farm— even five acres profitable as the printing office. is enough to support a family and keep it busy. We would hate to preach that one "The owner o f a Ten-Acre irrigated Form doesn’t have to *knuckle to the should spend all they earn for the com­ boss,'- nor strain his conscience in tiie mon expenses. Make It a practice to struggle in ’ the Intense commercial­ save just a little each day or week, ac­ ism of the day. quire tile habit nnd learn how e a sy ' it Is "His income is practically untouched after you make the start. It has been by ‘ financial depression.' truthfully said that the best thing for nn “ His living and peace of mind are not dependent upon the whim of any investment is real estate. With the San­ ford Lpnn and Building Association to | man. aid in building a home, everyone ,will "He is king in his own little domain. soon hjtve an opportunity o f owning “ He can make his little ten acres earn as much os a quarter itcctlon (160 profmrty instead of paying rent. acres) unirrigated would produce__as much ns between twenty and eighty thousand dollnra in cash would bring. . Congressman Frank Clark has introloaned out ut 6 dct cent. Induced a- bUl-Ut Congress which- pro* idca| ‘He has his close neighbors, his tele­ .‘ that tht^United States government shall phone, good roads, schools nnd church' •' erect and own pdstofilce buildings in fa cs—-in In fact, all (he comforts nnd con- [ fRO M MACABONI DELTA f » + 4+ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »» From Ths Herald s Special Correspondent Bv Wire leas. Telephone Two o f Asa Hoplight’s flabby-chested girls commenced wearieg long dresses last Sunday. It is about time as they are frightfully spindle-shanked and bow-lei ged besides. We have received an invitation to lake dinner, with BUI Spooner’s family, which wehnveeecepted and will give particulars next week. The Spooner's are educated people, whose ancestors came over In the Mayflower.and took, first cabin poisagt While Aunt Roxana Gilchrist was milk ing her caw last nignt with one of Jonas Korpeter's patent cow milkers, one of the valves busted and scared the cow And she kicked Aunt Roxana over and ran off with the machine. The old lady's stomach is much distended this morning and Doc Skinner thinks her vermifuge appendix is dislocated.1 ~ Sam Orcutt, our constable, has sent in bis application to*Gov. Gilchrist for n pos­ ition on his staff. H e offered to take the place for a doUnr a day and do chores for the governor's family all winter. Military t runs In the Orcutt fnmily. Sam's father served through the war with much valor as bnggngc wagon driver and was wounded In the stomnch by a mulc.kick, Society is much tore up round here over the elopement o f Lucinda Bigger, head waiter in Mart Buster's boarding bouse, with Mart's goggle-eyed son. Matt Is is awfully chagrined as Lucinda is a grass widow and is subject to fits. Amanda Blinks was so far recovered from her last summer's accident that she was able to sit up to the table and cat with the family last Sunday, Amanda slid down the bump the bumps at Dixcland last summer and slid onto,a big sliver. — HAYRUDE. v .-... — -— — __________ First Car of ridrlda Celery. {New York Packer! , i Pittsburg, Jari. 2 5 __ The first car of FJorldn celery received on this market tills year arrived Wednesday morning nnd was handled by Day & Co. The con­ dition of tho car for an early shipment was very good and it met with n fairly good demand. Most of the stock sold from $2.75 to $3 a crate. California celery was in plentiful supply and the feeling on this slock was ap­ preciably affected by the offerings of Florida celery. The market on the former declined toubout $4.50 a crate for the fancy stock. Twelve cars were on track, nil told, Friday with 15 enrs in transit. The Great c. w . PARK DRAMATIC CO, _ TO S A N F O R D = % * All the Week Commencing *4. Monday Night, Feb. 8th Under their own new and up-to-date canvas theatre This company is composed of the very best New York actors and aci. resses, presenting the latest New York successes nnd are capable of produring such ben'lltifuI plays as the following: The fascinating play, THELMA, founded o r Mûrie Correlli’s novel of the same nnmej The life of LENA RIVERS. You have nil read story. "Nuf Ced.” - ■f * ? * ■* '.'o' yt'i Pm 'r ’ ' i f ' 1V- f È 1 ■¿V*. j iT . ■ Sump of the editors who did not support Governor Gilchrist in his race-in. the pri— inwy, but on -Uiexxmturynlid everything ,V In their power to defeat him, resorting in some Instances to questionable methods .'-.to injure his candidacy, are now “ slobber­ ing" all over him. The Sun opposed him Tor the norutiMMjon, but never resorted to abuses* viliWntion of the man we had known for thirty years to bean honorable, upright gentleman,, nnd we are glad, to observe that some o f our contemporaries have found out that he realiyTs not so bad a man as they pictured him during - the pripary.—Gainesville Sun. this beautiful heart Other Plays: QUEEN BESS. TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE THK HILLS OF ARKANSAS, HOW HOPPER WAS SIDETRACKED Matinees Thursday and Saturday, 3 O’clock ^ ( H A L F P R IC E) Performance Commences Promptly nt 8 o'clock. P rices: C h ild re n 25c, A d u lts 3 5 c , and Reserved Doors open at 7, S e a ts 15c extra Location o f Canvas Theatre Corner of Magnolia Avenue anil 6ih St.eet. Minstrels Coming! S A N F O R D One Night, Feb. 8 26th A nnual Tour of A. G. ALLEN ’S Thrlce-o-VVeck W orld More alert, more thorough and more fearless than ever. A President of the United States will be sleeted this year. Who is lie nnd who is the mon whom lie will bentT Nobody yet knows, but the Thricc-n-Weck edition pf the Ntw York World will tell you every step nnd every •detail of whul promises (p lm a campaign The Oldest and Largest M instrel O rganization in the United States o f the inost obsorbing interest. It may not tell you what you hope, but it will tell Refined and up-to date, including the greatest galaxy you whnt idi The Thrice-a-Weck World long ago established a character for im ­ of sweet singers ever assembled in one company. Artistic partiality and renrlessness in the publica­ 2ake Walkers, Contortionists, Trick Bicycle Riders, Acro­ tion of news, and this it will maintain. bats, Singing and dancing comedians, an avalanche of If you want the news us it really is. 'Sub­ hrilling features presented under a Mammoth Canvas scribe to the Thrice-o-Week edition of the "lieatre seating 2,000 people. New York World, which comes to you ev£ry other day except Sunday, and is thus, practically a daily at the [viceof a weekly. Tiie Thrice-a-Weck World's regplar sub­ scription price is only $1 per year, and this pays for 156 papers. We offer this E xperienced N urse — For information unequalled newspaper nnd The Sanford address “ Nurse,'* Box 103. City. Herpld together for one year for $1.50. Shade Trees—Those wanting shade trees The regular subscription^ price of the two of nny kind, such ns palmetto, mogfudis. jiapcrs is $2. All Local Advertisem ents Under This ook and maple, should see A. F WcsterI3ui Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue dlck. Trees guaranteed to grow, Arrival and Departure o r Malls 293, Sanford. Big Minstrel Show A D M IS S I O N : 25 and 35 cents WANTS Effective November Fllirrnlh. Arrive From North.......... 7 (HI a. m., 2 03 p. rn . 5 40 p, m South.... ......................7 0 0 » . m . 2 3 3 p. m Tampa only ... ............ .............., 1 1 38 a. m Tltuiville branch.......... 9 00 a. rn . 5 40 p, rn r, Win.>r>- P iu e-or-on k rfryT a rr Foa SAt.e -=fcctturr' plants— N load; blocks or otherwise. W. B. Ballard ----------- -------------Altamonte Springs, Florida. __ Bxkda branch-------------------------- 10 3u*_m, . Y oung man o r good character wi»he* ^ l « )l,lll,tV fnr sLnlc cheflP’ ' 'w em ploym ent! n or near Sanford. Address OOWW.w f t CllUl a renucjind D iim HrttL A. J., Geneva, Fla. 24-2 F urnished R ooms for Kent- Good location Tor .SAiJ—J jm n di.ch eap . -Sixteen feet only twu dollars per week if tnienxtonce. long: 214 horse power Stanley engine; Cali at Herald office. only used for pleasure one season, und is To Exchange: Northern business nnd in first-class repair. Reason for selling. I residential property to exchange for San­ desire to buy a large boat. The seating ford or vicinity vacant lots, orange gruve capacity is eight people. or Improved or unimproved crlery lsiw|II 95 A. in. P. B. B rantey . Clermont. Florida. — A. W. Brown, box 826, Sunford, Fla. tention, and after they are attracted your Ciu*. F. H a m m , Puetmaater. II C Ha m m . Aai’t Puatma*ur. if you want a first-class typewriter at a Inducements must be strong enough to Wanted— Everyone to know that d* moderate price, call at The Herald office Blickensderfer typewriter is tiie !*«>} 00 hold them. Sanford is attracting more and inspect the Blickensderfer. The best the market. See them at The Herald ol* Are you a subscriber to The Herald! new people this year than ever and nine and mo6t compact machine on the market. flee. out of ten Of them buy property here. One of the greatest factors In Sanford's IT It's MULES you want l a p low o r T w o n i t « furnished room s for real They find everyUiing as it was represent­ « a r c h o f progress is the Sanford A .E ver­ h a rro w , se e Jam es tlarn K , * ^ James Harrised and every assertion proved to their glades railroad that Is now being built For Rekt—Two medium-sized front .For Rant—Dusk room sacundlksiC entire satisfaction. Uirough paj\ of the famous celery d«lt* « » in s and ¡»entry, up stniM. Apply at Address Box 331. 5pi Fourth street. There Is no better advertisement for a to Lake Jessup— Gainesville Sun. Lost— Between Pastime Thejiter and merchant than a satisfied cuitomer, und The new treaty between the United Wawted—Party to contract to furnish Sixth street, plain gold bracelet. Re,ur those people who locate in Sanford ore States and Honduras provides for the ex- engine wood on ruck, for S. L E. railway. to Henry McLaulin. and receive reward. so thoroughly satisfied that they induce I tradition of criminals who have heretofore A. P. Connelly. For Sale— Good property, now bringing their friends to locate here. found a place of safety from the law for For S ale— Perfectly sound, gentle horse; twelve per cent interest on investment. __N. 11. G arner. Sanford. lady can drive; price reasonable. Good crimes committed in Oils country. size and can work on farm. Also good The Sanford lUustrated booklet recently F or S ale — Fay-Sholes typewriter, in The great and alluring Range at the buggy and harness If horse is taken. Issued by the Board o f Trade is one of first-class order. Will be sold ciieap. In­ State Fair at Tampa, Is now in partial 2 2 -3 ; -■ Box No. 9, Lake Mary, Flo. quire at Herald office. T the best advertising booklets ever pub­ readiness for the three weeks o f carnival For rent or for sale— cash or terms— lished. .The cover is printed in four col­ If it's printing yon want, send it W D « and display, and It Is certain that the new cottage corner Eighth street and H erald office. Firs(-class work guaran­ ors and aptly Illustrates'Sanford celery. attraction offered on this famous amuse­ Muguolia avenue. Four nice large rooms, chen and bath. Occupancy about Fep. teed. ment street will be o f a hlghert class than m.' „• , „ ,7-S. O. Shiniioese*. Superior ] riming for all purposes ol T»t T he H x x a u i 's 'phonfc is No. 148. ever before. Phone 115 after 6 o dock Herald olii Trilby branch........ ..........7 00 a. in . I 10 p. m eveiPy jwwn with from’!,0(H) to 5,606 in- "VBJrtenCérBf fife'nïSrWrië~vrtrtriKe" Tat area branch....... ....................02 p. m. prosperous and ciosq-knit community, biibiiuuis The idea and purpose of the | Leave Fur though they jmus by, the great isola­ North.......... .................. 2 52 p . g oo p . _ bill liRhkuye the large sums paid out anted fami." —President Roosevelt. Nooib . . . . . . . 1 55 p. in.. 5 30 p. m., 9 00 p.m. / nublly for’rent. To erect these buildings .TltiwviUa W a n d . .. .7 7 . 9 OO ■: tnl. E 25 p! m. Oviedo brand)....... '...................... 2 30 o in ^ Is propused -to sell $20,000.000 In' o o o d a d v e r t is in g Trilby b r a n c h .............1 45 p. m.. 9 00 p! ml t"-■bhjjils at throe per ceqt, running ‘ thirty n T“ vt rf ' r * 3 c?............ 8 AO a. m . 2 23 u. m. It is difficult to induce people to visit a Branch train* daily except Sunday; other* dally years. pouch received from Tampa at city unless you properly attract their at­ 1 If this bill passes, Sanford will .get - a ’ , building whose appearance will be com­ mensurate with the *improvements contem[dated. The city lias outgrown the postoflice. w ater- .JV a �February“®. 19Ö9 THF SANrORD HCRAI was lost in wonderment little dreaming that some yearn later Edison would Contrlve to send fohr messages over the same wire. Another short lapso of time And Major Marks 'Again W rite s'Ills Cyrus Field bound the Old World to the Sanford Friends ^ New with his submarine cable. A few l 'tuiijimW more years—a second of the dock of eternity—and the genius of Marconi in­ SUMMARY OF FLORIDA AFFAIRS sures to the world the blessings of wire­ less telegraphy. Humanity la prone to accept these little Writes of the State Fair— Remembers services from the men of science very Sam ,Russ and Other Oldmuch as n matter of course. The discov­ Time Floridians ery is a nine days* wonder n\id then lapses into the'commonplace of establish­ New York. Feb. 2, 1909. ed fncts. To (he Editor of the Herald: The holding o f the midwinter state fair Today we arc able to appreciate, the nt Tampa should prove of Immense heop- f n c u b a u r n ureindcUtcil.to.Mrj Marconi, ill to the industries of Florida, and no cf merely as n detail of present day life, fort should be spared to make it an ns with the saving of sonic sixteen hundred sured success. All considerations o f per­ human lives. *■ sonal or individual interest should he sunk The collision of the inward hound Ital­ In the larger proposition o f industrial ad­ ian steamer Florida nnd the outward vancement on general lines and all sec­ hound While Star liner Republic in the tional partiality avoided in diB]K>sing of fog off Nnntucketl Islnnd last Saturday -J3uy Cofum bia Indestructible R ecord s because they are really problems and issues affecting the agncul morning might hnvfc resultedInthVgrenT^ indestructible—and you w ill keep on buying them because o f their tural, manufacturing, mining, rnllrond, cst maritime disaster of the ngc hut for shipping nndiotlmLgreat Interests o f the that signal of distress C. Q. D. which was incom parably full, clear tone. state nt large. ^ •* wafted on the wind. As it is hut six __ T h ey fit m ach in e! C ost ,35 Gents! G et a catalog. la in glad to notc.tiuu this spirit pre­ lives were-lostrdue directlyto the Impact vails among the organizers of the fair o f the two vessels. The Hnltic, first to A splendid repertoire to choose from —and w e are adding to and I shall watch with'particular interest appear on the scene o i the disaster In it right along. the deliberations o f the.convention o f the answer VO the wireless call for help. Is citrus fruit growers of the state to he held now in this port with L650 rescued pas­ on February 26. ns I find announced in sengers. The colliding Italian stenmer The Herald. k Floridn, badly disabled crawled in in her As' nn old! and experienced orange wake. The sunken steamer Republic lies grower I realize that the best protection at the bottom of the sea .beyond redemp­ to that important branch'of industry lies tion. in concerted action on the part o f those From nil accounts much self-possession who are engaged In it. Any and all at­ was manifested by the passengers of both tempts to conduct it on isolated lines, by colliding steamers and the crews of the introducing cut-throat methods o f compe two vessels, led nnd inspired by their of­ *:■ -s .;. <•*;- •> •> • DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER •• ■;*<• titlon, underselling or lowering the stand­ ficers, acted with great courage utid ■ R. L. JONES. Proprietor R. H. DINGLEY, -Manager * ards of |>rotcction, can only re-nct to the coolness, rising in sundry instances to the ■ * DENTIST detriment o f the general Interest ut stake. pitch of heroism. Thon«? 141 The Italian steamer wns filled with em­ Ruum* 23, 24 and 25, Pico lililí. The Industry should he considered as n whole and treated accordingly. The fruit igrants fleeing from the ravaged districts SANFORD. FLORIDA. growers should devise the best means of of Sicily nnd Calabria, who but escaped (Firat Street, one Mark from Depot o[>[iosltc Puitofllce) pooling thdir issues so as to he in a posi­ one horror to rush upon another almost tion to net independently.when the spec­ nt the end of their destination. JOHN C. SNEAD Unstinted praise is being bestowed oh ulator; relying on the weight of his money ARCHITECT hags, seeks to tempt^or to 'coerce. The officers, crews and passengers of the illhanks of Florida are surely competent to fated stepmers, nnd particularly on tin* 'Phone IOS • , 113 W. first Street meet the emergencies that m ay arise and operators of the wireless telegraph oil SANFORD. FLORIDA better able to take risks at home than the Republic nnd Hnltic, who kept up S h o rt O r d e r s A t A ll H o u r s E v e r y t h in g F i r s t C la ss capital from out the state. Is the cow of their communication unceasingly for 52 national prosperity which fattens South hours. ANDEW JOHNSON Without in the least detracting from t Prompt, Clean Service., t and West always to be milked in the ATTORNEY-AT-LAW EastT This quostlon Is tpade the subject tills no doubt Just mead of praise I want of nn excellent lllustmtion by Artist J. to start a little cheering on the side for a Pradler» In State and Federal Count ' ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■. . . - U I Campbell Cory in the last number o f his young man by the name of Mahcom. Phfiijf 248 The lesson tuught is a valuable ope. M G T Building. magazine "The Great West." The fruit­ Had (he Italian stenmer been equipped ful and prolific cow of National Prosperity is represented as grazing on the resources with wireless telegraphic instruments the D E A L E R IN THOMAS EMMET WILSON of agricultural industry while tier udders collision would not have occurred. Hence, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR are being pulled by a Wnll Street hanker. the regulation of traffic on the high sens should require all steamers to he provided AT-LAW Park Avenue In Spear's Qrooery 'Phone 1 Uncle Smn stands by wondering what would hapj&n if that cow's stern was with-the wireless system of communion-. l.ste Ststr Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of lion under heavy penalty,__The marine florida „pointed the otlter-way,- -— and life insurance companies Hltould in­ Reiiclencea, Sanford nnd Sylvan Ijk e I believe that the Truit growers can con­ trol the situation if they will net in unison stantly get busy to have lids requirement Any division in their ranks can only enforced. GEO. A. DeCOTTES Meantime— All hail. Marconi. redound to the benefit of the simulator. COLUMBIA Fits Your MacKine and Lasts Forever Never Breaks, Never Wears Out Purer, Clearer, More Brilliant Tone your A. H. CRIPPEN & SON Railroad way Sanford, Florida ! T H E C IT Y R E S TA U R A N T Steaks, Chops, Oystcrsand Fish a SpecialtyA P L A C E FOR LA D IES AND G E N TL E M E N C H O IC E FLO R ID A AND W E S TE R N M E A T S NATURE’S WONDERFUL FOUNTAIN. Shipments on consignment or commission should he discontinued. They should ap­ point their own agents In the great mur-kits and seii their oranges at auction, as is the most successful practice in London In short, let the producer reach the consumer by the most direct methods possible. When I have to pay five cents for a Florida orange In New York I feci that I urn eating forbidden fruit. • • • . Alas! [xxjr Russ. I knew him well.. Sad and solitary wus his ending; his life checkered and unhappy. Let those who are without sin among us cast stunes at his grave. Poe lias been dead one hundred years yet there be many who rethember the evil of his ways and would allow the good to be for­ ever interred with his hones. May the earth rest lightly on the mortal remains of Sam Russ. Let us forget his frailties in the recollection of the goodness of Ills heart and the beauty of his mind. The »«•If-righteous and the Pharisee rich in J__ leondemnatiqn were ever beggars in charity. They cannot bestow what they do Jim ptftMM.— ------------ — ---------------------• • • cube root* It is refreshing to reud in this morning's papers Unit an association of prominent manufacturers of food products have taken sides will) the law as against those who arc seeking to overrule the decision of Dr. Wiley in regard to the use o f ben­ zoate of soda nnd other chemical preser­ vatives. At a meeting held yesterday in this city tlte advocates of ‘ the law as it stands made the following plain state­ ment in the preamble to the resolution calling for the organization: "So long ns any of the food product in­ dustries are permitted to use artificial preservatives and coloring matters, or other injurious and doubtful adulterants in foods, and unwholesome raw mntcriuls and practices in food preparation, the legitimate trade must hear a part of the disgrace which these adulterations bring upon the whole food producing industry. "The final success of an organized op|io•sitluti tu those provisions of till* lliw lieFe referred to will not only cause in ilsCif Irreparable injury to the reputation and standing of the legitimate food producing interests of tlte country, hut will tend t cause a grca(7lullMiry HI revert to-thtr-dtplumbic stats existing prior to tin* enact­ ment of a National food law, to Its great disparagement both alhotnc andohroud." This sounds hojteful and encouraging. The legitimate industry arrayed in force against the illegitimate. * . May the association flourish and stand manfully by its gups. ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Practice imbuite and Ferlerai Courts Welborn Block Sanford. Flo DENTIST Room Li Pico Building SANFORD. FLORIDA DR. R. M. MASON DENTIST Phone 19 Welborn Block Sanford. Florida A. C. HART S U R V E Y O R A ND D R A U G H T S MA N ■^ velina unii Cri»« -Sectioning for Drainage a Si»rcia!ty SANFORD. FLORIDA Pun; water is essential to good health. United Stntes Government analysis and classification. Guaranteed analysis hv s w o n m lliuiuk.--------------- — ------------------- ------ High rollin')*'"pine lands, beautiful palms, walks, scenery. New hotel, new furniture, telephone, daily mail. Furnished cottages‘ to rent. Four miles Horn station. Address W EKIW A SPRINGS COMPANY, W cklwa Springs, Fla “ W;~Gt- HA-MMÔND Some of the old-timers w ill- no dtkilit ARCHITECT remember Col. J. H. Dorr, one o f the pion­ Office with Murrell & Minshew eers in the development o f Or tinge coun­ ty. who was lurgely instrumental in the Fico (fu rl .block building of the railroad front Sanford to Kissimmee. » Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos Notwithstanding his long residence in * ' ' Agent for the Fumous New York, hla advanced uge and infinni— M. R. M arks . lies, Col. Dorr kept a very warm spot in . JCLOVER HILL URAND BUTTER —--------JEWELER.— — r Ready for Business his heart for lit* state o f - his -enriy ex­ SANFORD, FLORIDA The Sanford Carriage works Is now lo­ ploits and is ever eager for news of cated in Its new building on Oak avenue, Florida. oppositetlteOeo. H.Fernald iiutehinoshops. While extending a full measure of sym­ Mr. Underwood is a practical earring« ma­ MY SPECIALTIES pathy who came last-In your late mayor­ ker and any orders entrusted to him will alty campaign I recognize that in the receive careful and prompt attention. Be­ Pickard's Hand-Painted China fe-clecilon o f Mayor Forrest Lake the cit­ sides manufacturing bugglps, wagons and Gorhuiii*s Sterling Silver izens of Sanfonl manifested excellent harness, they are dealers in carriage goods, Rogers' Plated Wure gasoline engines and roofing. .They also Judgment and civic spirit. Elgin and Waltham Watches To put a good man in office Is a good d6 general repair work and horseshoeing, for which their new quarters are well None hut first-class labor employed and all contracts guaranteed to he in accordance tiling. To keep him there is a better. equipped. ‘ The business of the public Iswitti plans and specifications earnestly solicited and faithful and con­ evolutionary science When Professor Morse set the firel<ete- scientious business treatment is* assured A it n n rm c m tA R A W T F rn instrument a-dicking the world all patrons. CHAS. H. EVANS Staple and Fancy Groceries Henry McLaulin I. C. HUGHES CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty . - •I t • t* ---- �r. \ ------- -■ • - ......... ................................................ .......................... T lir S A N fú an l i e t A L O . _________________ ______________ and vicious precedent IT enÄ U ÄR0DND FLORIDA cTSangerous acted into law." H— Rcmcdy For Vagrant*. Arrangements are now being made to establish a steamship line between Jack'T h e L a n d fjKur* i o f flo w e r s ” Pensacola is arranging fora great Mardi Gras this year, to be held February 22d 23rd. Railroads will give special rates. C l l l l E l ) FR O M THE STA TE P R E S S The coast hotel companies stationed at Key West and Pensacola ore to be transWf'* **# An Epitome of the Week'* M ott Im­ ferTed to the forts in New York. The prosecution of William M. Brown portant Happenings In the for violation o f United States banking State's Domain. About $70 0 in cash and a large quan­ laws in connection with tlie failure of the tity of stamps were lecured by burglars Fort Dallas National Dank o f Miami, re­ from the DcFunink Springs postoifice on sulted in a verdict of not guilty. Jan. 22d. The safe was blown open. Warmest January Ever Known. — ----------------Tlm-Orpheum-theater-in Jacksonville.i* ‘’ 1nreW "M Cm rconn1n That January-Yhtiv will bo opened Feb". 8 oa the Mabel Paige known. An excess o f 223 degrees above theater, that popular actress having se- normal has been recorded for the month •cured n long lease on the building. up to and including Sunday— which Tlie grnpefruit grove of Kimball Atwood means on average excess of 9 3-10 de­ on the Manatee river la n veritable gold grees each day, Sunday the hortest tem­ mine this year for its owner.' It Is estl- perature o f 1909 was recorded— 81 4-10. rhaiéd thnt thc yield will be 0 0,0 00 boxes This is nearly the highest on record, the valued nt $£00,000. highest temperature ever rcoorded here -L-» • • ■ * ■——Announcement is made that Jackson­ during January being 82, which tempera­ ville is to bq n jx)rt of entry fur theLognn ture was readied once each during the and Berg steamship lines of Amsterdam, years ÌB9I71898,' 1901 and 1900. The wnrmest January recorded before Holland, with regular and direct sailings to Hamburg, Liverpool, Rotterdam, and all the present year 'wns January, 1907, sound ports, as those on the Mediterranean when nn average temperature o f eight sea. The arrangement is to go into effect degrees above normal each d a y -w «“ reg­ istered. Last year was the dryest year In February. The total nmount received fromthesale ever known In Florida, the records show­ of Red Cross stamps in Florida during the ing a decrease of 10 inches over the next dryest year, 1901. At present lite, holidays wns $1,010.88. chances sepm to be that the unusually Louis C. Mnssey of Orlando was elected hot weather will continue for some days grand master at the eightieth nnnualcomor long enough to make this the warmest „ inunlcntlon o f the Grand Lodge of Masons January ever known here. The warm of'U ieiraroof'TTW fdii, recently held in wave has also been playing about Cincin­ Jacksonville. nati, where the temperature for the past • Mrs. A. Pauline Palmer who wns tried several days has been wanner by one or In Tampa last month for thomurder of her two degrees than here. However, cooler husband, was acquitted, the Jury taking weather was recorded' there Monday but o ne ballot. She Is now trying to colmorning, the mercury hnving suddenly lect the insurance on her husband’s life. dropped to 34 degrees. Thomas A. Edison will winter at Fort G reatest In S h o w s In H i s t o r y : " Myers, -where he has an elegant 'home. He For live years Mr. Park has given pleas­ and Ids family will arrive about the mid­ ure to the people o f the South. Neverhedle of February. fore has there been so many improve­ William J. Bryan wns in Tampa yester­ ments made to make the show the best day to assist in laying the corner stone o f Its kind. Great tare has been token of the Y. M. C. A. building. in selecting, a casLof competent, players The United States government has taken each one an artist In his or her line. a lease uf the docks belonging to KlchardThe plays were all written especially son fit Stnrbuck nt Tampa, where a corral for this company to please the people. will be built for the receipt and care of The-old adage is "You can please all the stock belonging to the government that people some of the ^tiine, etp." but Mr. will be sent here from Cuba during the Park is trying his best to overcome that next four months. and please the people all the time. A contract lips been let to Charles Mon- , This will be the fifth consecutive year gcrc to feed the United States troops re­ this populnr attraction has . toured the turning from Cuba by way of Tampa dur­ Sunny South, playing sometimes four ing their Btny in that city, which will be weeks engagement in some of the cities until their assignment to the vurious forts where they go each year. Mr. Purk has throughout the country. The first contin­ demonstrated the truth of his statements gent is expected Monday d r Tuesday, and regarding the merits o f his enterprises on the last about the middle of March. former visits and when he announces that ho expects the- present organization to "Work is being pushed ns rapidly ns possible on the extension of the Florida surpass any he has before had the pleas­ East Coast ruilway from Knights Key to ure of bringing to this city, the pleasure Key West and wc expect trains to the lat­ seeker can rely on it. ter plage./within six months," “is the stnte- • The C. W. Park Dramatic Co., will open dTulajnhTBIdTTebmnry' 8th "iiiehniVudeTlitJ wllck Ti/ VR:t? Presided for ono week in their own canvass tlicaParrott, One morning recently. Rnv. C. L. Yates Ire/sam c as before with a change of plays nml D. M. Davidson boarded u train ut and specialties each night. Prices, children 23c, adults 35c and Bennett's Lake bound for Jacksonville. At Dukes, a few miles east. Miss Emma reserved seats 15c extra. • “I t ' " fi! l e. Pinkerton entered the same train. When L oss o f the Steam ship Republic the train was well under way Mr. DavidDuring a fog tbe latter part o f Jan. the sou and Miss Pinkerton arose and were steamship Republic of the White Star line mnrrlcd by Rev. Yates. On returning from was run into by the Florida of the Lloydtheir wedding trip they will reside at High Itallnn line, twenty-six miles south of NunSprings, where the groom Is a merchant. tucket, and so badly injured that assist­ lu trying to mnke peace between two ance wns called for by wireless telephone, men who were quarreling nt Janesville and promptly rendered by several vessels one day lust week, Samuel Musselwhltc that caught tlie message. The passen­ was shot and killed. gers from both Injured steamships were The Tanner House ut Port Tampa City transferred to tlie Baltic which came to was destroyed by lire Inst-week Tuesday. the rescue and taken to New York. There bIT told. Six “AiiaugciiieniS have been made with the Mallory Line Steamship Co. to bring 2,500 persons lost their lives Jn the collision. men to Florida to work on the Key West The Republic wns taken in tow .by oilier ships in hope to get her safely to harbor cxtehslon of the East Coast railway. but the vessel began to settle, _her crew . » . James Platt, an Orlando newsboy, luu was taken off nmi jn a few minutes she received a check far $150 from tlie pul>sank, file value o f wireless telegraphy ■fishers of the Saturday Evening Post as was fully demonstrated by the fact that a reward for having sold more pppirs of the call fnr. haip.waBTrtdnafTmi inr un less —thBT paperthnn •nny-twyltruny-ttiwTr nrtyboy lir tir than seven vessels all o f which immedi­ the same size In the United Stairs. ately went to the rescue, thus preventing State Superintendent o f Public Instruc­ What might have been a horrible disaster. tion Holloway has called a convention of No M ore Spuds county superintendents and high schftol (Taylor County Herakll principals to meet in Lake City, March 16 We cannot accept any more sweet pota­ to 18 Inclusive, to consider Important mat­ ters pertaining to the interests of the toes on subscription Just now, as we have more than enough to last us through the schools of tlie state._____________I_ year. Chickens, eggs, hams, bacon, and The President has vetoed the bill passed lard are mighty good with potatoes and by cpngress providing to correct the mili­ any of them ore good for subscriptions and tary record of John H. Layne of Draidenscissors, and will bo uccepted at market roWTT, Tloridn.' Laynewns a soldier in the prices. The ulTer of a pair of scissors Spanish-American war and was injured with every year's subscription paid in while trying to save government supplies advance will be withdrawn as soen as the during a fire at Ponce, Porto Rico. In his present supply is exiiausled. If you want veto message the Paesldcnt says: ~ "The to take advantage o f this opportunity yog bill is highly objectionable because it pro­ iiad better hurry up. poses to alter certain historical records of T the war department which should be kept Commencing January 1st, 1909, George ’ inviolate, and confers a favor without any W. Venable, contractor and builder, will warrant upon one special individual not employ only union labor, and work eight entitled to such favor. Jt would establish hours a day. »t.rn n ry ^ ltna Peoples Banlr-t>f— Sanford __Sopchoppy, whose name suggests a nything besides the American Idea of pro­ gressiveness, has come forwonl os an exemplar. This little town down in Llberty county, if we ore not mistaken, has resolved to put to a good use the gentle­ men of leisure wjro are brought before Its local court. It means to make them help in beautifying a city whose hospitality they have abused and whose Inws they have broken. Hereafter, in Sopchoppy. every indi­ vidual who has been wrested, been hauled to court, who hns been fined and who. upon ranching down inlo his jeans to find the "wherewithal” has found it lack­ ing, will be put to work to plant two cab­ bage pnlnqettos to add to the scenic nt- T “ Opened Capital 9 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 ^ for business in 1906. Accounts of S IX Now handles HUNDRED Residents of Sanford and immediate vicinity M O T T O : “ To ts felt w ith both frls n d and fos, Oft yo u r ow n little righ ts forego; It P a y s . “ Thc scheme is g n excellent one. and it might pay the larger communities to adopt i t ______________________ D E P O S ITS P aper H ouse M oves South Tho Anderson-Wilson PapcrCo. of Rich­ mond, Vp.. has opened a large house at Snvhnnah, Ga. They have rooms Nos. M. M. SMITH, President 310, 312, 314 and 3t0 Day street, cast. IN SU R ED A G A IN S T LOSS H. R. STEVENS, G. S. DERRY, Vice-President Cashier H. E. TOLAR Ass't Cashier HAND BROTHERS and 313 and 315 River street. It is not.n brunch, hut nn equal with their Richmond house, and their prices will be the same. This house will be a great saver of time and freight to Southern printers and pub­ lishers. L. A. Morgan of Americus, Go,, will continue to look after their interests In this section. Harness and Bugglss LIV ER Y, F E E D and SALE STABLES <~*Wl ' '* Blacksrhlthlng and Horsoshosln| Horses and NJules Bought and Exchanged H AVE YOU SEEN THE A U T O M O B IL E 8 F O R L IV E R Y U S E i ! Pope Contracting Company High-Grade House-Building a Specialty — Î -:—\ Blickensderfer? DEALERS IN A TY P E W R ITE R FOR A L L PURPOSES Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand Alpha Cement, A cm e Plaster One that will stand the greatest tests Cannot get out of nlignrncnt Plans, Estimates, and all Information relative to Building The best machine on the market Cheerfully Furnished A $100 Machine for $00 .See them ut The Herald office SA N FO R D j H E R A LD OFFICE A T RESIDENCE T H O M , -t il 3 0 * Ffrsl St., Sanford, Florida , ALBERT GRÄMLING FIR ST N A TIO N A L B A N K Tonsorial Parlors O F SA N FO R D , F L A . Fashionable Hair Cutting -a n d General Barberinj» Hot and Cold Dathi at all Hours. phur Baths a S p ecia lty Hot Sul F. H. RAND. Präsident F . F. F O R S TE R , Cashlar - G E O . FER M ALO , Vioa-Fras. B. F . W H ITN E R , Assi. Ca.hlar Only National Bank |n Orange County Funds Protected by ‘ Burglary Insurance" Baiaty Deposit Boxes for Rant One visit« end you breóme n Hiau nth Patron O R G A N IZ E D 1007 Pleo Bloch opposite Eipreaa Ottica J. F. S U N D E L L jj E l C a p i t a n de T a m p a Contractor and Builder Finest Five Cent Cigar On the Market Will Furnish Estimates for any Building --lic|iairs^_Etc. FOR Oßicc at A. C, Hill's Lumber Yard SALE AT jh t-R r-P h ilip s’ Drug Sto re SANFOKD, FLORIDA. F. T. W ILLIAM S SURVEYOR nml CIVIL ENGINEER SOI Elm Si.- Phare 273 SANFORD. FLA. -_House. Furnishing Goods - St ov e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e W ALTER D. BELL A ttorney - at -L a W A (Mirarti Examined and TIUct Theo. J . M iller & Son Perfected Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, W hite and New Home i>euln| Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale Room 21 Pk*> Dluck, Sanford. Florida, Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN * Wekiva Tribe No. 41 FRETE S A M P L E S O F Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings ' ofi the 1st a fid 2 fid Wednesday Of BdOJ month in Masonic H all Visiting broth­ ers welcome. Old Shoes Wanted I am ajjain asking for OLD SHOES. give what they are worth I SIZES, 6, 7, 8. 9, 10 II AND 15 A. E. Irvin’s Shoe Shop Cor. 3rd St. and Sanford Ave, ■»,<_ ' ’ JJ1 K B R A & I L Pap«.«.-;:: change fcv uninviting w H iitriu n g dismal rooms into an attractive, cheerful home. W A L !- P A P E R POST. £*r daf itatinq roófl*| A you Intend pspenng will bring you Miopi« '***• .c ** *°.UT the privilege o f selec­ tion* hum the largest and most varied stock in the South. Jf you Intend-pzinliog •end for pnee* ' nd color easd, Wc h»vc every­ thing In PAINT, and u * save you money. hpefbapa,Wrtf» (slew} h p * t»p fL W rE itorW tu-mw. myu. B A LF E -C O N R O Y C O M P A N Y m �IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Little Happenings— Mention of Matters In Brief. personal items or interest Sanford celery prices this week. * bringing excellent The work upon .the. brick paying First street will bo stnrted at once. Mr. and Mrs. il. B. Kling of Woodbine, W. D. Holden hns returned from n busi Iowa, ore visiting Mrs. M. J. French. ness trip through the Ovetdo section. Now Is the time to buy your four-inch Young man stenographer (statistics osewer pipe for mains. Big stock on hand. specialty) desires work; good correspond — A-. E. Hill ent. Hernlikr • I. M. Cox. soliciting agent for the W. W. HoWnrd of. New York is In the Southern Express Co., was in the city on city with a view to purchasing some real Thureduy. estate. Miss Estelle Lewis of Longwood wris 4J- A. Thompson hns nn advertisement Summary of the Floating Small Talk the guest o f her sister, Mrs. I. U.WIIlluma, in this issue regarding his new meat mar­ Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ Wednesday. ket on Park avenue. ried llerald Readers. ! Wool Dress Goods Sale I •>. . >. * Wade, the tuner. Orlando.-— Bb. Clarinet, cheap for cash. Herald. High-grade oleomnrgerinc. 25 and 30 Best line o f stoves over brought to the city. Frices the lowest. — A. E. Hill. • Ttie contracts were let this week for cents a pound; Garner & Roberts. M. M. Smith hns 1,000 acres of celery «everal new residences. For R ent— Eight room house, $20 per land. Sold qn_easv terms. month. Enquire 014 Mngnolin Ave. Arthur Holland, an expert stenographer Drop in and inspect the Princess steel Is a guest of the Gate City House and Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers, ranges. A real range at a moderate price. desires employment mangoes nnd sour pickles In bulk. Sanford Furniture Company. . Chas. E vans. Mrs. Bradley of Bloomfield, N. J.. will High grade Cigars and Tobacco. SmokHon. T. P, Wnrlow, prosecuting- attor ^ p end the winter w ith Mr. a nd Mr«. Fra n k a p p l e t » hneTn ney, was in the city Wednesday, on offi­ ^ er' he city. Chas. Evans. Albert Philip, o f Starke Fla., h a . acj A Qnrk „ rcaldent of Mnytown Wfl8 cial business. R. L. Jones spent several days of this week In Eustls. , _____ ‘ ■ cepted a position witli the Soutlicni Lx- 1 u guest at the Pioo this week while look­ press Co. of this city. ing over the Sanford lands. Watch for opening o f thtr Art SlOfeTTIrsf Mrs. A. C. Cassll has returned to San week In February, ford after q pleasant visit to friends in Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick |Jacksonville nnd points in Georgln. at the Sanford Furniture Company. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Briggs -left Tuesday ‘ N 'U Garner will rent your property for for their homo in "Rochester, N. Y „ after you. s(tending several weeks guests o f Mrs. Wade innkes frequent trips to Sanford. Johns. Write him at Orlando. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. G. Houser of Savannah Richardson, representing the In­ land Type Foundry of St^Louis, was a pleasant entler nt The Herald office Mon­ dny. Mrs. E. P, Wclborne of DeLnnd spent Mondny in the jtily. Mrs. Wclborne is special agent for the Equitable Life Insu­ rance Co. os soliciting agent. Everyone will be them success in their new home. sorry to see him depart, as he counts his Now is the time to buy your sub-iniW ilA I 1 S L L G Ü L S A N 1 0 R D } frimnls by Ills acquaint ------ ----------- Eirrcdiirnrr set? m t m . Sm iur Best line of mattings ever brought to S. A. Wilson has returned from Petoskcy. The Placards Are Making Quite A Stir Sanford. See them at the Sanford Furni­ Michigan, nnd having disposed of his in­ Every W here ture Com(>any. terests in that city, will devote his.timetu The placards issued by the Sanford J. J. V o r p c o f Van Wert, Ohio, was in Ilia celery land recently purchased on Cam­ Board of Trade bearing tiie inscription tiie city Thursday. Mr. Vurpq is a well eron avenue in conjunction with Messrs. _U>ucky Sanford" and being prominently _ _ known colonization agent and is very de- Williams nnd Hastings. displayed at every vantngtTpoint are at­ .sirnus o f focating’ a colony o f western You need n good typewriter nnd do not tracting attention and making people sit farmers In the celery delta. . . want to pay an cxhorbitnnt price for it, up and take notice. The inspiration" Iron beds from $ 2 .50 up. Get them quick are the Ulickctulerfcr. iilT h c Herald office. cum « to oua oi -Sanford'« booster« tins at the Sanford Furniture Cohtpany. _____ __ The Inal issue of The Herald stated that week that owing to the fact that Sanford always came through thecoid snaps with Mr, and Mrs. Albert L. Wilhelm of Ports- tiie Sanford Furniture Co. would sell iron her vegetables unscathed Sanford was mouth, Ohio, are guests o f Mr. nnd Mrs. beds for $2.00. It should have read ha Sencord. Mrs. Wilhelm is a violinist $2.50. But the enterprising innnnger, certainly lqrky nnd the world should hear of note and will be remembered by ninny J. D. Davison accommodated all who of it. Some twenty thousand of these cards ure being printed nnd will greet the Sanford people, having visited here gevernl came and supplied their wants at $2.00. eyes of tiie people in every section of yean ago. Tiie price is as advertised. Florida. If you see tiie "Lucky Sanford" Connected with this paper is a printing Fresh fish every day—Guaranteed to be sign you will know what it signifies. office capable of producing the highest fresli—also oysters. _ Lucky in climate, lucky In crop«, lucky in grade of office and society stationary. —S. C. Richards, Lcflicr Block. improvements, lucky in health and wealth, Capt. Henry McRae, a prominent citizen in Sanford life Is worth living." L T. Irvin, Jr., a prominent business man of Washington, Ga.. is in Sanford on of Trilby, was in Sanford on business Several Sanford Fires a brief vlth; - Mr. Irvin h o i te ir acres o f ^Wednesday, nnd paid this office n pleas­ <*lery land under cultivation, and is here- ant call. Capt. McRae is extensively en­ There were several small fires during looking after his interests. He is antici­ gaged in celery culture here und has a the week in Sanford, caused by defective pating large returns from his acreage, and largo acreage under cultivation. Mr. Dick­ flues. Very sljght damage was done, as •arms well pleased with every tiling he bos inson is associated with him in this busi­ the fire department was on band promptly ***** in Sanford, having unbounded fuilh ness, and they anticipate successful re­ at every one of them and did excellent sults. in the future prosperity o f the d ty. work. In every instance the loss of prop­ Methodists, Please: February 14 Is Birthday Missionary Sunday School Sunday. Help us by bringing or sending on that day one penny for each year of your age. erty would have been enormous had it not been for tiie prompt arrival of die department. Too much praise cannot be given to Chief Hand and his excellent squad o f volunteers. D AYS ONLY! i=i . ,<. < ... fc ____ I Thursday, Friday and Saturday. February 4, 5 and 6. The now carringe factory of W. H. Un­ derwood is assuming larger proportions nnd will soon have the brick work finished. Planting time is here*. M. M.Smith will have arrived in the city nnd will mnke Sec H. H. Hill for Celery City Blend sell you land on easy terms. Sanford their future home. Mr. Houser Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents. Geo. E. Nolan, cashier o f the Orlando lias been appointed express agent Get estimates from Pell on house print­ Bank & Trust Co., was a visitor Ip tiie If you want n first-class tailor-made ing. city Thursday. suit for $12.08, call at D. A. Caldwell fit U. S. cream separator, very chenp.nt Mr. and Mrs. Don Gordon spent several Sons. — Geo. H- Fernald Hardware Co. days of this week in the city. Mr. Gordon Rugs, frdfn 75 cents up. E. A. Hcffield "Our Own" coffee. Iiest 25 rent mffee oil Is g well known newspaper innn of New Furniture Store— - — rlie market, nt ciliter s tora ..u f. Garner fit Orleans. The famous Fox River Butter for sale Roberts. Mr. Kemmer and son Julius o f I’ etos- at W. W. Long's Grocery. Opening o f Art S tore and W om an's fccy, MicH., purchased five acre» o f celery Go to 11. 11. Hill for everything in the Exchange at Crlppcn’ s Music S tore land this week and will make Sanford grocery line. Saturday a fte rn o o n , February G, 1909. their home. New-line m en's pants $1.25 to $5, at Everybody Invited. Olives in hulk and in all size bottles. M cttln ger's, Knri Tnkuch has returned home after u Chas. E vans, Hon. Geo. ti. Dickinson of Mnillniul was Visit to New Orleans, Tampa, Jackson­ Chase & Sanborn's ten nnd coffee, the a visitor to the city Tuesday. Mr. Dickin ville nnd Gainesville, lie leaves next best there is. Garner & Roberts. son is enthusiastic over Sanford's many J¥cekJur F a r it i green). Good 200-egg incubator and brooder Improvements. . Do away with dust while sweeping car­ going at cost. The streets are filled with wagons pets by buying Wizzurd Cnr(»et Cleaner of —Geo. H. Fcrnold Hardware Co, bringing In celery to be shipiicd to north W. W. Long. For an up-to-date tollor-nmde suit, see era (mints. Sanford celery always com See Pell for 'paper hanging. New fall 1). A. Caldwell & Sons. mnnds ,i good price! patterns just In. • Newsline m en's punts $1.25 to $5. at $18 Art Squares for $15. size 9x12. E if you want to sell or buy city lout, city Mettlngdr's. i A. Heflleld Co. property, celery farms, see N, H /Gsincr. Percy P. Voyle, representing tile Jack­ Women’s exchange, nl the Art Store Headquarters for iron Age tools. Any­ sonville Advertising Agency, was in the "Everybody Join. — K ays "8* Ketchum. thing you want in hand plows, fertilizer city several days litis week, in the interest Electa Brand Ten and Spices. distributors, etc.. Harry J. Wilson. ,-ofJils firm. . C has . E vans . We wish to cull attention to tiie adver­ Dean Spencer of Orlando was in the Good ^200-egg incuUulor and broode tisement of the Columbia Phonograph Co. city Wednesday nnd paid The Herald going at cost. A. H. Crippcn & Son are the Sunford office a pleasant visit. The Dean carries — Geo. H. Fernnld Hardware Co. agents nnd will show you the phonographs » sunshine wherever he goes. The boats and trains are still bringing at any time. Diiy Henry Clay Flour of W, W. Long in new people to Sanford who nre anxious Swell line of quartered oak chcffoniers f Tlic best on earth. to avail themselves of (lie grent opportu nt Sanford Furniture Company. Garner fit’ Roberts sell high-grade Cigars nicies in investments. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hoffman of Canestotn, and tobacco. Try them. Our own coffee," 25 cents n pound, for N. Y., nre spending n few days in tiie dty. Tiie Royal Tailors Brand of Clothing. «ah* by Garnef-fle -Roberts.----------------MriTuid Mrs. "Hoffinan were in Sanford ■ inPHITs perfection. See samples at D. A. Dr. W. Housbolder 1ms purchased the several years ago ami nre greatly surCaldwell fit Sou's. * purchased the dental office of Dr. F. B prised at the wonderful advancement be­ $18 Art Squares for $15, size 0x12. E. Stephens in the Pico block. Dr. lious- ing made in tin* city.— A. Hcffield Co. iiolder solicits a continuation of the pat­ C. C. Worthington is busy this week ronage of Dr. Stephens. collecting fruits and vegetables for the Every railroad, Btenmship and stenmboat line entering Florida bus now Iron beds from $ 2 .5 0 up. Get them quick Jacksonville und Tampa exhibits. Any nid given to Mr- Worthington in (ids pro­ joined in tiie offer of cheap rates to tiie nt the Sanford Furniture Company. ject will be greatly appreciated, ns lie is State Fair at Tampa. When you have nn item of news call very desirous of making a creditable dis­ Some iieople seem to think Floridu is phone No. 148. play. slow. Let them, try Gurner fit Roberta Mrs. Edward McIntyre left Mondny for Samples of engraved visiting cards nnd with nn order. Phone 39. Savannah where Mr. McIntyre had (ire invitations in tin: latest nnd best styles 1 •E. Koumilhit, who bus been ucting cedfd her. We arc sorry to lose Mr. and «» express agent, will return to his duties Mrs. McIntyre from our midst hut wish may be seen at Tiie Herald office. Methodists, please: . February 14 Is Birthday Missionary lunday School Sunday. Help us by bringing or sending on that day one P*noy for each year af your age THREE n: p . yow ell & . M• . >< , - .. ■ *«» , >. . . .. , . >. . co. + + ÿ -t> + * + + * + + + + + + < t* 4 -+ < 3 ‘ * 4 » i> 4 " > 4 -f4 -!-+ + + * * * 4 -+ + + + + + + + + + + + + : ; FARMING P L E M E N T S I Wc arc Agents for Clark’s Cutaway Harrows Planet Jr., and Iron- Age and Hand Tools Horse The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co - = = SANFORD, FLORIDA 11 --------- W H Y NO? USE Painter F e r t i l i z e r N O W , A N D S A V E 1 M O N E Y ? It 1ms shown more results for the Money Invested than any other, * It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where P a in ter’ s Sanford Celery Special is used. Our representative, C. M. URADWATER. is in Sunford every week. Sec him or write to him at Orlando or TH E E. O. Writ« for Oookut. PA IN TER F E R TIL IZ E R ,> :: «> CO. ¡j JA C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A '.WVW H H W W WVVWVVW W VW VW VVVVVVWWVWVVVVVHVVVWVWVVW ' BIG C U T IN j fu r n itu r e ! Stoves, Crockery, Carpets, Matting, Rugs, Sewing Machines, Etc. « I Twenty Per C e n t Off On All Goods for the Next Thirty Days Only SANFORD FU R N ITU R E CO. T rvK cJU U P n n t in r t I Q uickly and Nently Executed nt The jiernld Printing Company �THEÏÀNfÔftD HtMLD F e im ary g, FLORIDA FIRES 4* Letters and Communications on Various Timely Topics. COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE In This Department will be round the Views, Opinions and Comment of Practical Writers. IWe Invite eorretpondenee on live topic* from *U ■eclloni of the County, *l*o newi Item» of lntrrr»t. Brevity will ln*ure prompt pulilicnllon. Article* contrary to the view» of the Editor will be pulr llihed. but *bu«lve *nd anotiymoo* communica­ tion* Will ho rejected. We will not be rMpmifate for opinion» expre*»ed by contributor*. All oommunlcation» Intended for currenv l»»ue mu»t bo In hand not later than Tueiday p. m l—Et>. Our Esperlmeet Station. To the Editor of The Herald: "Ttpiafc." Milton, Carrabelle, Titusville and Sum* ‘ tervllle Visited D u d n l Week Last Sunday the town o f Milton was al­ most totally destroyed by fire. The loss Is estimated at about $ 20 0,0 0 0. Among the most Important buildings burned were First National Bnnk, three furniture stores, the Star building, city hall, Waldorf hotel, and two livery stables. The fire broke out early In the morning and was beyond con ­ trol when discovered. In all, twenty busi­ ness houses were consumed, Carrabelle was visited by a fire ¿unday night which destroyed a hotel, three stores and a large quantity of lumber belonging to the Franklin Lumber Ca.. Loss estlmated at $40,000. Titusville was the scene o f an Incendi­ ary fire Sunday morning whidi destroyed the planing mill and storage sheds, with their contents, belonging to the Titusville Lumber Co. Large piles of lumber on the skids ready for loading on cars together with a quantity already loaded were also destroyed. Losgftabout $50,000. When help arrived nnd run out the flro hose It was found that the hose had been cut in several places, rendering them useless. The Sumter county courthouse was de­ stroyed by Ore last Saturday. Cause of fire nnd amount of insurance not stated. IF You Want to Buy òr Sell C ITY PROPERTY OR TR U CK LANDS Come and See Us The following report Is specially for the readers of T he H erald by Prof. P. H. Rolf*, State director;-----------*---------The farmers o f the State should be in close touch with the work of the National and State Experiment Stations. The stations, by their technical train­ ing, and equipment, are prepared to old In solving practical problems beyond the reach o f the man on the farm, burdened with Uie dally derails ot his businessIt is hoped your renders will give this U st o f Unclaimed L etters report their careful thought nnd atten­ Remaining In the Sanford Postonico nt tion. , Respectfully, close of week ending Feb, 2, 1900 l —J. V. W eeden. -------------:— r— ““ There are nt present sixteen workers Edvard», Mulà ' Ulllan, L. S. Morey, Mn. S. R. Moore, M in Beule A Smith. Mr*. Mmlworth Sr nr I , Mill Malici Will il. Min Francia on the Experiment Station staff. Each one is nn expert in his tine. The ser­ GentlemenS vices o f each one, or all o f these are free Kritrr. Mr. R. Alrleln, Mr. Joaeph to the fnriners of Florida. Lyon», Hon. Huih Amutroni. Mr. Roy Some of the lines of work that are now Drown, — — Malnmpy, Mr. Edwsrd Murry. Mr. S. being conducted at the Experiment Sta­ Brotfn, Noah Ncltoti. C. II. tion nre studies in vegetable growing. Carter. iir^Yaneey VniW|| ff »Vi Nowlcn, Mr. R. E. fruitgrowing, farm crops, soil analysis, Davi», Mr. Sam. Robert», Mr. I. H und milk and beef production. K o «. Mr Will Pavla, Edward E. Sintletary, Jame* In tho twenty years of its existence, Deatan, W. E. Small, S. W. Field Ins, Mr. W. C. the Experiment Station hns published Shamera, Mr. G. 8 -OstHtrMrrA.bulletins,'107 press bulletins, and 20 Gilliam, L. F. Tillman. Sherman annual reports. These publications nre Johnson. Tommy Wood. J. A. free to every Tarmer in tho State who Persons claiming Uie above will please may apply for t h e m e s long as the edi­ say "Advertised," nnd give date of Uils tion lasts. ' ’ list. D ia s . F. H askins , P. M. " There nje now 11,000 names in Florida Filed fo r R ecord. on the mailing list. As there are only B. A. Howard nnd wife to Henry M. 4 0,000 farm homes in the State, these reach n very large percentage o f our fann­ Sussex, wd., $1,500. Henry M. Sussex and wife to B. A. ers; though the others jwho ore not on The ¡¡at should take advantage of the in­ Howard, mtg., $700. Frank G. Perkins and wife to Copley formation. The material in these bulle­ tins arc based on experiments made In Anvey, wd., $5,000. the State of Florida. Naturally, the ex­ H. Carl Pnnn ct. nl., to J. B. Callahan, periments. must be.m ade in the region wd.. $50. where tho crops are grown. J. E. Pace to i - B. Rapp, sat. intg., Of the bulletins published. 30 are on $1,000. general furmlng. 25 on tree fruits and . W. D. Malcolm and wife to G. B. Brny, strawberries, 12 on live stock, 11 on vege­ mtg., $200. tables, 10 on soils and fertilizers, and Geo. I. Russell to Geo. P. May hew, sat. 8 on pincnpplcs. mlg.. $800. Among Uie many experiments Uint arc Tim Wilson to Dolly L. Potts, wd. being made at Gainesville, the following $250. will illustrate the extent o f sortie lines of Clins. II. Morse to J. D. Williams, wd.. Vork—32 varieties of cassava; 35 varie­ $123. ties of alfalfa. rcprescnUng nearly all continents of the carUi; 22 varieties of . Burned to Death In M ulberry Jail sorghumroverUO varieties oT" "new and T w o!n m oles oT the Mulberry Jail were untried plants; a herd of Shorthorn cat­ burned to death lust Sunday mornlng.whcn tle, for beef production with Florida that structure was destroyed by fire. The crops; a herd o f Jersey cattle, for milk unfortunates were negro men who hnd production from Florida crops. Cotton been arrested for drunkenness Saturday breeding, tfcltuce breeding, and corn night and put in jail by the marshal for breeding are among the breeding experi­ safekeeping Whether they made a lire ments. _ , to burn Uielr way out, or simply as New lines o f special investigations, means of keeping, warm, will uevr be citrus diseases and insects, especially the known. whitcliy, nre receiving careful attention. The buiiding whidi served as a Jail was Vegetable diseases nnd insects are also a small wooden affair and was located on being investigated. Uie outskirts of the town and when the During Uie last ten years the increase fire was discovered it was too late to save in value o f farm crops per acre lias been the prisoners. nt least 100 jier cent. Tho investigations The men who lost their lives were from - a nd wmluia>nipl«ta<l at—Uw— KspetiHHUib -tlm.plm»plnita m i n n n m l i h r l r nn n ip n n n Station have played a very important |unknown part in this development. ( * Popularity o f W ekiwa Springs The advice to the agricultural people Wekiwa Springs is gaining a great rep­ lias frequently saved them thousands, of utation for the health-giving qualities of dollufs; both by advising them what to Uie water and the popularity of the springs do, nml what not to do. People new to as a health resort is increasing every year. the Stale often with to take up new crops Tho tourists are now induding Wekiwa and such crops as usually fail, these arc Springs in their itinerary, and are most advised to make only experimental plant­ pronounced i o ih oM n n ise of the beauties ing»,___ . ---------------------- P^IL R m r s ,. — o f the resort JudflrBullock hint, added Per J. v. w. extensive improvements to the hotel, and . in order to supply the demand for the wa­ A. G. Allen's Big Minstcral Show which ter has installed a bottling plant, and has becif here before and has always ships the water to distant points. The given general satisfaction, is advertised springs are one of the attractions of Uiis to appear here Febuury. 8. The company section of the state, and a popular resort is said to include Jill the old Favorites and for Sanford people. has been augmented considerably In point o f members. Many new features have boon added nnd the preforma nee is said to be fully VP to and even better than the high Standard o f excellence set by them when Iirre lost sensor;— The seatmg afrtrogê ments o f the Lent have been re-arranged and every care has been token for the comfort and convenien ce'of the patrons, no that they can enjoy a ftrst-dnu minstrel prefonnonce under canvas. Admission 25 and 35 cento. M urray’ s Cement Tile For drainage and irrigation is (lie best. Perfect taints, durable and weU made. This is made in Sanford. Patronise a home industry and get better goods. Made In *, 2 ” 'n n d 'w3 ’* sIm ' 'S o ld liy tho Geo. 11. Fernald Hardware Co. 22-41 Dried Salt Shoulders at 12 H cents found at H. 1L HHTs grocery. Palatka Tile for sale in any quanity. Lawn Mowers Special price* lo reduce stock. If you want a good mower at a low price, now U Uie time to buy. Also good stock of scythes, grass books and lawn .rake*. See C. A . Reed for furniture and piano j . ; - Harry J. Wilson. moving. , tf' Day Tile For Sale. BOARDING CELERY, SANFORD, FLA It Makes No DiiTeJence What You Want or Where You Want It W E HAVE IT anti on Terms that are Right HOW ARD-PACKARD LAN D COMPANY Hardware and Farm Implements THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER Used In Uncle Sant's Paint Shop During the past ypar the U. S. Navy has consumed 091,000 pounds Baal by T est tor G row er*. All who tmvr titcd Itili ipruy iuiiliniiuuily ii!,. free from blitht We have tin* largest and best equipped plain for driving wells in this section of the country nnd are prepared to till all orders promptly. Our machinery is up-to-date and 'o u r workmen are skilled .in the woik=----- Lucas White Paint and 278,700 pounds of LUCAS COLORS, builiueni io produce more than 100,000 gallons' of paint, equivalent to 50 carloads of 200.000 gallons each, nnd which would make a train more than one-half m ile long. In addition to this Uncle Sam (>«9w J during, tiic past.year marc Uian 25.000 gallons o f LUCAS VARNISHES, ENAMELS and other products. _____ Uncle Sam's preference is not u matter of fuvor, but o f QUALITY and RESULTS. In Unde Sam's, service, ns in everybody else's, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have an unbroken record for satisfactory results,* th ose, conlemplntinfi putting in wells would serve their best inter­ ests by consulting us and learning prices before making contracts. ’ Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Caulitlowers, etc., etc., In Sahford, pays I Sell the Land— Your Drains, Money, nnd Muscles Makes the Crop and the Profit IM PROVED IR R IG ATED F A R M S — U N C L E A R E D LA N D S Flowing Wells on All Celery Delta nnd other Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser. J . N. W H ITN ER * G. F. Smith, Box 371 , _ - 1. 1 1 / , ■„ YfiüL V ' /■' TwL.», -- 1>S'4iF Prices and descriptions upon request. First National Bank Building �TH E SANrORD HERALD n ,. nmlerslirtiil hertby give notice Hint tfi J j t^ roS y io Hon. Albert W. Cllehrl.t, at J ^ o f lE V S »« of Florid«, ot T cllch c»**. . „ . S K 2 1 0 t h day of March. 190». for Is.ulng of I'li'icr» Patent lncorporntlng the SANFORD CELU(V l>ELTA LANL)C0 MPANY. under the prok*'1,I charter attached nilnriird hi»rf*tn. hereto, the original Chtirter Charter i now on Ble with the Secretary of State at U s e e . Florida. ,. N. Wtunttar, A. T. RoesiTTTjr. * S. O. Chase. The undersigned have associated and do hereby ■tMclate themselvea together for the nuriwse of a body corporate under and by virtue of K i w i of lb« State or Korkin. and we do adopt [he following Artldea of Incorporntlon: . ARTICLE The. name of this corporation shall Im* the SANniKD ClXEKV DELTALAND COMPANY, and It. nrlncipal place of business ah all bo at Sanford. n Dd,h but it »hall have such other places of In Florida and oilier Slatea na shall be dsisrmlncd by the Board of Directors. ARTICLE-». The general nature of the business to be transafted by said corporation shall be: To buy, hold. I S work, lease, rent, eschonge, cultivate. Iinw ' and■— *■— 1— deal1 In ~al urove otherwise real estate either as inrtierf or in commission for others; to plat, lmBW 1> develop, farm, drain, u dike nml fM flQ l'Cr uC VCrop. IM I*11. UlBilli 1*1 H ii'i Irrigate landl'anddlipoae of ita products, and to do and for the full ___ ___________ .m of iu ownership. ARTICLE HI. The amount or capital stock of tlila corporation •kail be Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars. the shares to be One ' 25,000.00) fully paid up, tf ($25.00(1 ' ■ -U>tlsrs. illars.t * 100.06 ) each, and two hunllundrrd — m a and fifty hi t ......... Hundred Dollars ($100.00) ench. All the cn|>ltal stok to be fully paid up in real property at n lust value to tie Hi m and determined by the Board of Directors. ARTICLE IV. The corporation shall continue for a period of Seventy-five Years from and after Its legal Incor­ poration by the proper authorities. ARTICLE V. The business of the corporation shall tic con­ ducted by the following officers^ A Prcsldcjif,., " T V'e T fMMwn. n Scwc tniy andTm uurw.—nr i fr «Urtrd by the Board of Directors, and n Board «f Directors of not less than three and not more than seven in number. The office of Secretary and Treasurer may be held by one person. The Di­ rectors shall be chosen from list of stockholders of tbrrorpnrallon and elected annually. Until the first annual meeting and election of of Beers and their qualification, the olficera of this ___________________ Ir qua corporation _ N. Whitner, I’ reildent; A urntloi shall be: j. T. Kossetter,_yic*-rroaldenl^and S. O. Chose. Sec nasetti rrtnry and Treasurer. The Board of Directors ry am shall tie: ‘ J N. Whitner; A. T, Rossetler ond S. O e e S ^ h r fir jr s ia s .' — lb »Oral organisation meeting of stockholder* of this corporation shall be held In Sanford. Florida, on the Ittlh day of March, I'JOU, fur the purpose oi adopting by-laws, and doing such utber business as It may desire to transoct. The annual meeting shall be on the first Tuesday of May of each year .A RT IC L E V I The highest amount of Indebtedness of this cor porntion to which It can subject itsulf shall not ciceed Its capital slock. ARTICLE VII. The names ond residences of the subscribers of stock In ibis corporation, and the amount uf stock subscrilird by each is as follows: _ I N. Wpilnct. Hanford. Horlda, 01) share*. A. T. Rossetter. Sanford. Florida, 71 shares. S. O Cli^se,, San ford, Florida. HU shares. In WrrNfss Wlltxtor, the subscribing tncoruora tors do hereby »ubacribe their names this third day of February, A. I). IUU1). J. ti. Wnmrrx, A. T. Itussrrtu, S. O. Chase. S tatt or F iosida .' t Cottrmr or Okani .c. I ir,e. Before rne K. E. Mnswrll, 0 Notary Ihtbllc o f the State Whitner. A itale of Florida, personully personally came J. N Whitner, A. T. Rossetter and S, O. Chase, to me wail known to be the persons named In and who signed the fore­ going Articles at Incorporation, and each for "him self m knowliilgrd that he subscribed nntj_r*evyicd Ihr tame AilkTcs of IncorporntionTor the purposes thertlrt expressed. In Wnatüi Wrtrstor. I have hereunto set my band and ufficiai seal Ibis 3rd day uf Kebruury A. D. 19011. •Q [esst 1 R. C. M u t it i. Notary I'ulillc Slate of Florida. My comiiiitvloii ♦spire. April 13. I»I2 25-8 lla VIHano Rotundo herein duly filed, they depose and say upon opih that they are the complainants named In the furr-golng Hill of Partition: thnt Ihr rnpondem. Vlttoiia Vuiaho (or Victoria Villano) * " non 7 ts Idem of -the Stole of lineid«; that she l* tin Infant under the nge of twenty-one years; iij.w iresides s ? / ? c“ 1« " ,,f ,he Kingdom of Italy and with J'ity of Sanford ) r • . 1« V ' -c? I » » in Chancery to Lot t. muck y. Tier s.) Enforce Taa Lien Owner Unknown, »ml) To Alt Whom It May Concern: Upon application or the City Solicitor, it It hereby nnlc»«l that on or ‘before the i eh rttary Mule- day-» next, facing f'ctirtiary f, -A. ' ? nb. In. aaid court . y o u atijtcu r... lu - and answer the biff fifed and »c t lbriri 111r «v* lure of your respective Intrrests In. right to. i""nJ H1’011 !*■»• ■«*•»•« situate In the City of Sanford, sod described in the bill as; Lot I, Block 7. Tier 2. It is further ordered that this order lie published In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published lit s.ti't (*Ii(V Nice a wevlc for eight consecutive weeks pripr to ssid rule day. •Witness mV •hib'V'Tlild *«¡1 of the said rirs cull courEthts Jjili day of November, A. I). ■0<i8. II. M, Hoblrtson, (Seal.) 23-B Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. UNDERWOOD Max* L. Sum. In Circuii Court. Seventh Judicial Clrcult, Orante County, Florida uTi™*«* Villano Rot undo and \ ■ ‘I* .Kotundo, her husband, / *nd Mike Rotundo in hU «r-n t m fof Vittoria Villano. ToVittorie VilUno: ) riva the affidavits of Mlkr Rotundo and Canna- S. F. S A L L A S & C O . Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing of Machinery Autom obiles and Gas _ i— -E n gin es.,_ _ 1 w w a H H k a w w w w w o w Re a l FLORIDA U w w a w w w w kk w w M l ! .I „ E S T A B L I S H E D 1869 / • Are Offering Any^junLAll Kinds of Florida Real Estate ■. and 1 1KK T h e Marks Es ta te A gency + + + + + + < " H ‘< -* + + + * 4 ~ t-+ * + + + + 'H > 4 I — S a p is js i-U b r a r y -^ \li Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida <m w w Office fmd~WDrks'2 H Onk Avenue , 'Plrunu .130, SANFORD, - .Ml Gutter and Galvanised Tanks Repair Work a Specialty DEALERS IN at as Low Prices and on ns Reasonable Terms As Can be Had Anywhere. onice on Pork Avenue. Iictween First nntl Commercial Streets, SanfonJ, Florida ' ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block The Sanford Building & Loan Association Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m. . - j—- --AND The Pioneer Visible W IL L BUILD YOU A HOME .— Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. - For Particulars. Call on L * * -f-+ -t--t* * * * * * * * * * * * * * + * + A It makes no difference what Typewriter you use now. O. H . F E R N A L D W. D. H O LD E N F . P. F O N E T E R HOLLY W I L L I A M S — have used in the past, or --- . Phone 132 C L E A N S AND P R E S S E S How to Beat the Mail Order Folks. J* ’ - Ladies' Skirts and Gentlemen's Clothing Sanford Avenue Our Monthly Rate for Club Only ^ "| . 2 5 W. W. LONG Giving you twelve pieces n month. We will call for and deliver your clothes once a week. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. DKALFR IN M. P. LIPE, Manager. ■** » «n i; t ln, l , M ‘i Fresh Meats Groceries ! FRANK L. WOODRUFF In Gold's Barber Shop Write os for further information •t Sanford Pressing Underwhod Florida J . C. HIGGINS A. T . R O S S E T T E R H. R. S T E V E N S D E A LE R IN will eventually buy is the Florida and Western Meats Fall Line of Groceries Jacksonville, Dlraefora T . J . M IL L E R ... may use. the machine you STATE DEALERS 'M C . H . F E R N A L D , P rè s. A . T . R O S S E T T E R , V. Pres. A . P. C O N N E L L Y , S o c 'y , & T ro a s . ; Strangers W e l c o m e H. & W. B. DREW CO. -r ■ - • Ci4y Olcxk. Approved January 19th. 1900. « d * Fuaxcsr La u . Mayor. Florida Repairing All Kinds Free Reading Room :: To Provide for th e Appointm ent of a City Scavenger, D efining Ilia Dutlea, and tor Other Purpoaca. January 4 ih.lUO». Sanford, ? — THE— i l u l A n b . r J , Fla., in set orfica with H O L D E N N E A L E S T A T E CO. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida . for Orange County. AN ORDINANCE lie it Ordairird by tha Mayor and City Coubcilof the City of Sauford, Florida Stnyst 1. It. shaH bc_ the liuuv oi_thc llayui. Jdh the approval of the Council, to appoint n City Scavenger, whose compensation shall be fixed by the City Council. htr. 2. it xhall tm the duty of the City Scavrn gcr to remove ail cxcrcmeut irom the privies with la ihe corporate limits of the rhy at least once each werh, nml all the gar huge placed upon Ihe xtrerts dally. lie stinli also remove from the city limits nil other mflrnslvr or unsightly matter or substance when requivsttd to do so by the Inspect 0», Marshal or Mayor. It shall lie the duty of the Scavenger to thor oughty wash all emptied buckets before replacing the same. Sir. 3. Every privy within the corporate limits of the city shall he provided, at the extiense o f thi Uly. with one or more water Closet ImcxctH of regu latloti pattern; the number of buckets n; I* usnl In sny one privy shall be determined by the Clio Scavenger, subject to Hie approval of the Inspector ■nr the: Sanitary Commillre of the Council. It shall lie the duty of Ihe Scavenger to supply the buckets where needed, and within two days re l*irt the name of the occupant of the premises.with the number of buckets supplied. t<* tlie City Clerk, whose duty it shall be to keep a list of the buckets In use, and by whom. Stc. «. Tlie owners or occupants of shall put nil garbage in sultofile reeep Place Mime n:i|nlde uf the Mill-walk ou the »Ucct. In * place Ipr the heavenger. S»r. 5. All uwnefi,'ngents or uccupants of prem­ ises where buckets ore used, shall pay $ 1.1)0 per bucket per quarter, payable quarterly In advance; •all stores, saloons, rettuurants, hotels, and uU ■other placet of btisjnexs shall pay $1.50 per quarter. payable quartcfly in adv«nca, offices and resi­ dences where buckets are not used shall tiny 75 cents quarterly, payable quarterly In advance, for tnc removal of garbage and trash from their reSpectlve plerea. ■ , S*r- $ The aggrclste*amounl ot all revenue d«r rived under liie provisions of this nrdlnomc jltlill. - “ A s s s Hi i t n n g ir III Ire used by the Sanitary Loimnlllee for sanitary purposes only. — ^-bEc. 7, ■Tlie payment for buckets and scavenger »ervke shall be made at the office of the City Clerk, between the first and the tenth of January. April, July and October. The Clerk ahall keep a record — t* ali mtntiee received, and payout the same hy the order or approval of the Sanitary Commit­ tee He shall make a quarterly report to the Coun­ cil of nil monies received and paid out under the provisions of this ordinance. Sec. 8. All violators of the provisions of ibis or­ dinance shall be punished by a fine of not less than *1 bj) nor utorn than $50.00, or by imprisonment and labpr not rxcrcdiug thirty days. 1 “ • All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed. btc- 10 .Tills tielnj a sanitary measure, the same shall taka effect immediately afiFr1its Passage. AC EN y8 raJii*« ® iI4 i ’ *do,n,in,1' Matlgjlannl Provlncli di Kingdom of Italy ond that there it no person In the Slate oi f lor Ida the service of a sub*‘ f i ^ u p o n whom would bind ihe said Victoria «0 appear to this Oil) lorn! Vt* 1,11 on, Monday, the 1st dsy of March. I»0U, the same being n rule day of maid court. It Is further ordered that toll nailer t>e published for eight consecutive wei kt in The Sanford Herald. a newspaper published in Orange County. Florida. Witness, B M Hobli to i. Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for Orange county. Florida, and the ?anri ,alJ court‘ lW* 2n<1 day of January. A. D. » »« .» B. M. RoaiMtim, Clerk, A. M. Tnsssme, lv , , i ‘ Solicitor for Complalnanti. - a2~B By M. A. Howard. D. C. JW . J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Sanford Machine i Foundry General Fire > Insurance Works ’ ’Phone GO Park Avenue, North j ?i ■ ■ AND t Agent for Virginia-Carolina Fer­ tilizers FOR S A LE 9-R00M HOUSE, 14 ACRES | Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store ÍV S1R0NQ LINE Of CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES The Lntcst Fnll Stylra in Ladies’, Gent's and Children’s Shoes Just Received ;T - ’1 f t In Enterprise Drink a Bottle of $ 1100.00 -------DON PEABO D Y------Florida Enterprise FRESH MEATS m GINGER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R AND Manufactured with duta dlatilled water—they wIU Prevent Hlneao. aid digestion and give you health GROCERIES Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla. - ' AT J. I. ANDERSON’S Thara, Mr. Man, don’t eryl Tiiay hava brokan your haari, I know, And tha trada that yau had, which mad a you glad, la a Otlrtg af tJ^jj Long Ago. •t k 0 t L 1/ .98 Fine LcaSEier Seat C. H. DINGEE Oixuillul In d.-slrn. vr.:b c.-«rcful Plumbing and Gas Fi t t i n g But atill you can gat It back— Thara la hopa for tha man who trlaa. All Work ReceiVes My Persona) Attention To raoovar your trada yau hava gat to and Deat Efforts wad a Right In and A DV ERTIB B 1 Opposite City Hall ‘Phone 230 f^evk. Mida cl quartir*i*w t4l gJUd 4i*lt wit;: a Siandsctnr ur.tCca tuttfe, bl>-t!r p*li-brtl. ‘ Tram h '-th*r »v a'. . bux trxnic convirv'^Jor- PrcucbI .. v The rrsep i» rotvthlí tin’y ««I our Immtiive ti.miljr-urJi;« uiüitlt», lor choira ««du ivrlf. tun»rtg out cfi.lt* «I nil llfil.l* til mma .-aJbt lUft titkl w« t .1 « c l « • ! U*o Adxxlcr'a p r o til ».id K it J l . i lu y o u r.t w l i a h xato. Yuit run no dunce,tor vre give » ji r mener t*’’.k if every rliafrl* im\ iifly ■%we i c ;» .« i f. Y uuttivcdliD I u’ .a C tll-r 1 » fitrra pur tu, Vhclicn.-l’ wn. c ■crx—c.-J evm t tLtr iiw, trwa Ibc J irai j;.1 bitter bcBcr Fiuftfsciion. CU- ir» f.r d ur-ttpm. piflcr. b.J-rwioi,. ani ciott cLgxnf lo tilt ptMnc-tL /.. I ni.'.^xcTvruoJ, ÎjOatH.-r.at litici. Servi fi r imr tira « 1J a frn e il c. i^eiaie xu.1 »pur 1*1 CfcrtiOi w IIM tirai teli, yen »il almot t k u »•>. rin< ui* j>.v <■» n-x. a*v* *1*1 »■»•! m-.i ty l n •W17 cholr jo a Uuj. L u .t l . r >1 l e ) . ; .tir-. It i y«.cr» Bride* and Monrwo C:*., Jatkccsirt;:*, fU~ FLORIDA CHAIN FACTONY, ' — a — M— q — c w — n ia i'.r w * a — — — i mI �'-r^ sçff*' ■ i “ '....~ ', ;^'T:^ v:T. ■ ' j - THE SANFORD HERALD 10 IN TUE SOCIAL WORLD CÒUP1E ALMOST ASPHYXIATED Gob Turned On In Room Where They Were Sleeping Items of Interest Concerning P O tN T Y P U R E LY ItOW V Xi PER SO N A L Celery City Vanity fa ir While Away the Oolden llo u rs Soclal Gossip. * Wednesday, Feb. 24, will be Ash Wednesday, and then for Lent and .a cessation o f social events. It begins to look as though Sanford society had better get very busy in the next few days and sandwich In as many events as possible before the Lenten season calls a halt on all gaiety. Several card ponies and dances are scheduled to take place, next k. week and then for n long rest and ‘ ‘sack* c l o t h and ashes." tendant who hod promised to awaken them at 8 o'clock, and only tho prompt arrival o f physicians saved them from | death. It was supposed that Mr. Tucker had blown out the gas, but he suited that he had turned it out, and turning it too far had opened the valve, agalo allowing the fumes to escape. Delng a cool night the room was closed tight and . would have proved a death chnmber to the couple had it not been for the timely arrival o f the porter upon the scene. Doctors Puieston, Neal and Bruce ren­ dered aid and it was several hours before the couple recovered sufficiently to re­ sume their Journey. L A N Between Park and Sanford Avenues, South of 10th Street, we are offering FI F T Y - 50- LO TS B THE now AND WHY Young Men's Dancing Clasa. The young men composing the dancing class of Miss GcJsle Butt gave a dance to their friends |ast Thursday evening in the City Hull bultdtng. “ Stumon’s cS e brated orchestfu furnished the music and as usuql was up to the standard of e x ­ cellence. About fifty young people were present and eycryopti enjoyed this *# e n t to the fullest. In llonorjif Miss Winchester Mrs. G. S. Derry entertained at several delightful alTairs this week ia honor of her charming guest, Miss Mary Winchester of Macon, Ga, It Is rumored that a domlnoe dance will he one of the features of the social world next week. -The Herald would appreciate the society news that can be sent in each week. It is rather difficult to guess at the different events. - ------— f —r"**1 t < OPPORTUNITY Mr. and Mr*. S. C. Tuckerof ToylorvUle..] while guests of the Pico H otel were near­ ly asphyxiated by the escaping of gas in | Society, P.eople. G. W. Lewis Dies at L on gw ood George W. Lewis died at his home in Longwood last Monday, nftcr n lingering “ illness of several months. Mr. Lewis came to Florida from Wilmington, N. C., and settled in Snnford thirty-five years ago. 11c afterwards removed to Long­ wood, where he resided until his death. Mr. Lewis was well known and highly respected and had a large circle of friends In Orange county, especially in this sec­ tion, where he resided so many ‘years. He leaves a wife and ten children to mourn the loss of a loving husband and fattier. -Mrs. I. II. Williams and Mrs. S, M. Shipp of this city; Mrs. H. L. Heath urtd Mrs. C, C. Singletary of Ft. Mycre, nnd Mrs. P. F. Crnry of Tampa,, are his married«! nughters. Dean Spencer of the Episcopal church conducted the services. Mr. Lewis tiaving been a member of tills church during his life. The funeral services were held at the Longwood home, interment being made in the Longwood cemetery. ■AT Secret of Sanford Lettuce Growing | Olven Away • The reason th s r heads o f lettuce raised I about Sanford arc often from six to ten inches In diameter, solid as* a flat Dutch cnbbage.whlteat the head and pale green to the circumference, commanding the highest prices in the markets, is that they are carefully planted, skilfully cultivated. [ well fertilized and ijtjgntcd, says.ltiej Tampa Times. The people engaged in the cultivation I of lettuce at Sanford do not all produce that kind of goods, but many of them do. Tho proportion who do is large, because the men engaged In that specialty arc close together, watch each other's meth­ ods, imitate the best, discard all others, nnd work more or less knowingly to a [ common end. They use fertilizer and water wjlh the I precision of machinery, and the result U| about as sura. • It Is only as they depart from the rules that they fall down froifi [ the standard of excellence and profit. □ For Corners .- . . For Inside Lots . * i Cooked Celery Root— A most wholesome I vegetable, practicnlly unknown to many, is celery root. Peeled, cut in dice, boiled in unsalted water and prepared like cauli­ flower, it Is delicious. Boiled whole, peeled, cut in thin slices, and combined with cold sliced potatoes, boiled with | ackets on, it is a delightful salad. SnifTED Celery—One hunch celery; ono I cream cheese; ten drops o n io n Juice; two or three pounds cream; salt, cayenne, separate, wusii, drain celery and trim into six or eight inch lengths. With u silver fork work the sweet crcnm Into the cheese, season and stuff into the hollow » f cacti | celery stalk. Serve cold. A N D Fçb. 12. -Refreshments will be serVed. 3t 9 • '..T > ' Falitos W. Manchrr. Lx ecutor. 10-B - I- '.'At !-*, *: j . 4- ~ .......* - > <**. ' HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. % , * * SANFORD, F L A . B[ö]E[D]mamTOniEi[simfÄi™n™DD URRELL Ct IY IIN S H E W REAL E S T A T E BROKERS t ' " ^ ^ ^ * Present to the Investor the Best O p p o r t u n i ­ ties in Florida ^ ___ figw. Strawberry Grower_____ _ You and each ol you arc hereby noil fled and re„ulm l (o present any dalm t and all demands , which have either for or a«slnst said eetata ol The ladies of the Presbyterian churcji "• M. you Mahoney, deceased, lr ‘ - * ~ 1 Florida, lu the undanuned I will give a Valentine social at the1resi­ within one year from the dal dence o f W. W. Long on the evening of Dated December 21. 1008. *• HESE lots are numbered from 1 to 50 in the -- order sol<L- Mr. Derry, Cashier of the Peoples Bank, has placed one of these numbers in a sealed envelope, and the purchaser who happens to purchase that lot in the series will receive a deed to his lot FREE of Cost. The lucky number will he announced only after the Sale of the entire series has been completed, but all Payments made by the Lucky Man will be refunded with the Deed. Mr. Derry does not know what number is in the envelope, as Numbers 1 to 50 were written on separate pieces of paper, folded, placed in a fiat from which some one drew one which was immediately, sealed in the presence of witnesses and the other 49 immediately destroyed— Ihisjvvas-daiTe-at-our-offieeat-4i) o’clock1 Monday, December 21. These lots are offered for less money and on easier terms than any in Sanford were ever offered before and some one will a Hom eSite Free. Be the Lucky Man! —Geo. II, Fernald Hardware Co. Valentine Social ' ' Romeo Coffee. 3 pounds for one dollar A lusty youngster came to the home of In County Judge’s Court. Orange Mr. and Mrs. H. H.Mulrhend, Sunday night County, Florida and they are happy in their new posses­ ln Ra Eitat« ol I sion, He Is the finest ever rulsçd on Cel­ W. M, Mahoney J To Au. C sçrn j», Lnurax, Dimuam*. ano a u ery a vem «.____________________ I W ----------------------« Ha vino C l a im A.gainst Sa u ^E stati ; 1 ------ •** * -* * Two Excellent Recipes for Cooking | Celery *- Miss Gclsle Butt has opened n dancing Chas. Evans. class in connection with her other class. Garner & Roberts have good butter in I Lessons will be given on Wednesday and one-pound prints for 33 cents. Saturday afternoons at three o'clock, at If you have rooms for rent, put your the Hotel Wilton. Terms, two dollars for name in the rooming house directory, ot | eight iCBSODB. the Art Store. ' * *- $175 10 Cash and $5 Per .Month, Without Interest APPROPRIATE f OR THE SEASON I Drain and Irrigation M aterial We make special carload prices on I mixed BizcS of sewer pipe. 4 inch. H Inch ____ New M eat-M ark«!-— apd larger sizes. Also second quality S. A. Thompson has installed a first-class meat mnrkct in Speer's grocery on Park pipes at reduced rates. See us before | avenue, and is handling the choicest va- buying. Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. , ricty of Florida and Western meats. EvFurnished Room* For Rent erything is neat and clean, and your wants Two good-sited rooms, in good location, I can be supplied in fresh and smoked meats will be rented to desirable persons. Cist­ of all kinds. The phone number is I and ern and sulphur water on the premises. [ the meats are"A No. I in every respect. Inquire at The Herald office. Call up Thompson if you want the best Buggies for Sale that can be found. Delivery to any part We have fdur fine new buggies which I of the clt^ ___________ _______ _ we will sell cheap, as wc have no place to [ W as Som e Cabbage store them. A large bend of cabbage on exhibition 22tf —S anford Carriage Works. in the real estate ofllce o f J. N. Whitncr this week created much discussion. The Surrey for Sale cabbage was raised on Mr. Whltner's We haven new $125,00 one-horse surrey farm on Celery Avenue nnd weighed that has only been used one month,which | 12 pounds. The cabbage is not on exhi­ we offer for S75.00. bition now as (he editor of The Herald 2 2tf —S aneord C arriage W orks . has ulready eaten It and can vouch for Just Received the good Qualities thereof. — The largest line o f sporting guuli ~CVc f / received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting Change In Express O fllcc .... S.-U.Hauser uf Savannah has been ap­ clothing; e t c . --------------JTarfy'J. Wilson. pointed express agent for Sanford, nnd Winner Washing Machines will xutsumc his -duties s t once. Mr. Mc­ A few more of these still left, sold strictly I Intyre. the fanner agent, hffs been trans­ on guantee. If they do not do what wc ferred to Savannah. claim, money is refunded. - Harry J.Wilsoti Wc welcome Mr. Houser and lus es­ timable wife to Sanford. U. S. cream separator, very cheap, at | Children’s Dancing Glass rchniarye, l|0f . r ved ce*er^ ifliids, flowing wells guaranteed, -$25,00 to - $200.00 p e r - a c r e — per acre^Cry fUnni' W‘ th n° winil wella 011 tUed>drained and ready for crop, $500.00 to $ 1000.00 Florida^for wet. n . 7 e S QIUi tmimproved' acres timber land, with finest site in P™ .“ “ 1 are here to show you what has been and ran be done. “ «¡U R R E LL & M INSHEW j *- ■¿rh.-A-’u : i.t s �THE I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living Number 26 NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From .Various Sources H ERALD SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1909 ing the people to join tlic Riverhead I License LengtS nnd vote nt the forthcoming | spring election for license. "The COL. BRYAN IN SANFORD Wve',head Uccn9c Uaiu“*i Mr, Wesson, "is to convince our fel- Great low citizens that the licensing of the liquor | business nnd Its proper regulation under' Commoner Stopped Mere Short Time u i n n r m t i r c ntiniMP TMF U/V-Fir I 1' ^ flv)nnblc nnd prncticnl law Is n far HAPILNINUS UUKINU- l i l t WLCK |better plnn than Hint of no license, which I MADE SHORT TALK AT STATION hns nlwnys enused law-breaking, perjury, hypocrisy and nil manner of corrupt nnd Here the Reader» Will Find a Brief corrupting practices. Sanford. Associated With Pleasant I tl.t.r lc .1 S p rtn , f l o w l „ , I Th« chief engineer of the Pnnnmncannl Memories of Mrs. Bryan*» For Hurried Readers Girlhood Days promises that ships will be passing through William Danes Kennedy, one o f the the cnnnl by January I, 1915. j-^ fion . William Jennings Bryan, the fore- Mr. Bayun bus lust none o f his oratori cal power and his pica for honest govern ment for the masses had the vigor and power that for many years has character ized this famous leader. His impassioned nppeal for truth nnd honesty, and a fair deni in nil matters of government carried his audience with him. His beautiful metaphor of comparing the truth to a seed planted in good ground and nfler certain stages at last springs from the earth into n plant, wns n gem of oratory, nnd at the close three cheers were given him with, a vigor that carried the thoughts hack to the days of the early campaigns. Before the truin started Mr. Bryanstood upon the steps and shftok hands with sev­ eral hundred penpSe who crowded around him nnd cheered him vociferously ns the train left the station. After a brief stay in Florida, Mr. Bryan will leave forSpringlleid, Ohio, where he will deliver nn nd dress u|h>» Abraham Lincoln. highest officials of the Knights o f Pythina The National debt increased during Jnrt- n,ost figure in the political arena of Amcrorder, and author o f Kennedy's ‘Tythinn unry $10,770,482, nnd there wns nearly even In defeat, was accorded a most History." died in Chicago Inst week from $ 20 ,000,000 less in the treasury than on enthusiastic welcome ut the union depot heart dlscnst. December 31. in this city Inst Saturday. Mr. Uryun was The Nnvndn state assembly has passed Mrs. Margaret Hiles ofCellnn. Ohio, died cn rouU* t0 DeLnn'1 « v *«*t ‘ » the a bill providing that applicants for divorce Inst week, nged 108 years. She is believed Tampa fair, nnd-w hile very few people in Nevada must be residents of that State to have been the oldest woman in the |were aware that the great Democratic - - two yenrs instead o f six months ns here­ State. lender would he here, there was a large tofore. . i crowd present to grasp his hand wbeh he ' Clarence Handley was given $30 or 60 MEETING MISSIONARY SOCIETY |emerged from the car. Mayor Lake ncORANGE GROWERS TO MEET companied him, and ns soon as the crowd ' days last Tucsdny In Augusta! Ca., for cursing a prencher on n trolley cnr. Hand- Talent Money Grows to Large Pro­ could be parted to a Ilow, them egress, the Officlul Program for Convention lias Mayor escorted Mr. Bryan to a corner of portions ley wns walking out of the car and brushed Been Issued The Woman’s Foreign Missionary So- the platform and from (bis |tointMr. llrynn Into Dr. Lansing Burroughs, on elderly One of the most important conventions prcaclicr, nnd immediately began cursing I ciety of the Methodist Church were in- made a ten minutes talk to the assem­ which will assemble in Tampa during the end abusing him. vlted to hold their monthly meeting for blage." fair perio<l, will he that o f tho Orange The Central Arcade, consisting of twen- February nt the residence o f Mrs. I). G. Growers’ convention, wliichwill convene lyYtores, on the ground floor, nnd offices. Wagner, president, on Palmetto avenue, nt the Tampa Bay Cnsinoon the 20th at society rooms nnd printing plant above, ^ ie occasion was a delightful one, the 10 n. m. > _______ In SclmriActadv. fi. Y.. waa-destroyed by I the years work must -eneoor” Tito missionary work now being carried -flrc last week. The Arcade was formerly I When the treasurer, Mrs. J. K. un-h>' thu-more progressive growers fifoT Mettjnger, rendered her report- it wns vital importnnee to tho general welfnrc uf the Ciute Brothers' machine shop, where the State, ns well ns tn tho individual the famous Monitor, which defeated the found that the society hnd broken their grower. The work o f the convention will, Mcrriniac in Hampton Hoads, wns built. financial record. Tire various funds, dues, snecinl offer-1 therefore, he watched with tho greatest New York's.$ 25 ,00 0 ,00 0 capitul build, nigs, mite box collections, free-will con-, interest by all Florida. lag wns somewhat dninnged by fire which trihutlons. and last hut not leust, the The following program lias been sche­ broke out in the basement1 storeroom one "tnlent" money, wore all in exccssof pre­ duled: day last week. vious years, nnd swelled the sum total to Hon. J. J. Heard, presiding, Arcadia. Carrie Nation wns fined $ 7 .5 0 inn Lon­ more than $11100. Address o f welcome— Hon. F. Wing, don police court on Tuesday for jiokiiig Mrs. Wagner had distributed $3.25 Mayor. Tnmpa. her umbrella point through n cnr window among n number of the m em bers. as a Replying in behalf uf tiie growers— Dr. O. upon which wns n cigarette advertise­ nucleus for investment, nnd the ladies W. Sadler, Mt. Dora. ment. proved their financial ability by turning “ Improvement and Discoveries by the More than 300 negroes were arrested in a handsome net gain of $19,101 Department of Agriculture'*— Lloyd S. in rittshurg. Pa., one night recently us a , Tlie forming of a study circle was disTenny, government iiumologist. esult of r e la t e d assaults and attempted cyssed, and thirteen members agreed to "California's Skill and Methods"— Dr. W. assaults on white girls in that city. The aeiulfor that fine and Helpful work en­ Inman, Winter Haven. chief of police issued on order for the ar­ titled "The Neurcr and Farther East," "What Co-operation Has Done and Hns rests ns follows: ‘¿Get every negro who which is replete witfi interesting infor­ Done in Florida"—Josinh Varn, Hradencan't give a good account of himself. Get mation, and furnishes a stimulus to Late photograph of Mr. Hryan uiul snap shot taken town. na tltp trnin left thr »injiun. them somehow, hut get them," greater endeavor in the great cause of Discussion, by the growers. He prefaced Ills short S|tcech by referring Miss Marian Fergus Woohnan of Bur­ foreign missions. to his earlier memories of Sanford when The social feature of this successful lington, N. J., a member of one of tin* old­ Ins wife in Iter girlhood days spent the LINE SHOWING LOR NEW LAND pleasantly emphasized, est nnd most highly respected families of session was winter nt Villa Shoorn. nI thril time owned that city, nnd worth $ 2 0 0,0 0 0 in her own dainty refreshments being served by the by Count Vasselief and now the property New Celery Land R aises Over t h o u ­ name, lias married Captain Samuel A lex­ charming hostess and assistants whose of C. R. Walker. Mr ilrynn remarked that sand C rates t o Acre ander Hewett of the Snlyation Army, nnd hearts were gladened and devotion re­ the letters he received from Ida sweetheart The theory of new land being unlit for will work witfi him in the alums of Bur­ warded by such a happy consummation about Sanford made liim think that if Par celery raising seems to have been exof the year's work. lington. Mrs. HeWitt is a graduate of disc existed on earth. Sanfurd .m in t .lu ;. TfliKIFd br raTlicf Itie ceTery" growers seem Vnsiar college. The marriage look place that s|x)t. The Parks Drainutlc Company to he getting farther advanced every year at her mother's home, He demonstrated ids thorough knowl­ For the first time during the seven in their ideas of growing ibis great crop. Miss Grace I- Gordon of New York, the years that the Parks Dramatic Company edge of every part of Florida by speaking G. C. Chamberlain Is cutting celery this principal benefleinry under the will of Imvo been coming to Florida, they visited of the wonderful progress made by San­ week on (he Joe Cameron 'place, all new Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ellis, lias refused $5.- Sanford this week and have most royally ford, nnd Die possibilities of the vegetable land, and is averaging 1008 crates to (lie 000 which was willed to the St, Mary's entertained the people in their well ap­ section, After a glowing tribute to the acre. One thousand crates to (he acre is Protestant Episcopal church of Burlington, pointed cunvass theatre nt the corner of Celery City he launched into a brief outline thought to lie n good yield uud consider­ N -J .,'but which wns forfaited by the Magnolia avenue and Sixth street. of the political horoscope nnd soundly ticing that Mr. Chamberlain is new to tiie church bringing suit to break tho will, No better company of actors nnd rated tite trust system which controls the business tiiis yield is mnrvelous. He is which provided that any beneficiary at­ actresses have been gathered together elections in such a manner that tiie lipmreceiving $2 per crate fur his celery and tempting to break the will should forfeit than Mr. Parks lias presented to the hle voter cannot cast Ilia bnllot for the will make more from one acre of Sanford the amount willed to them. The court re­ people this season. man of his choice. In the late election . land tlinn lie ever made from 50 acres in fused to "break," nnd Misa Gordon in a There are all the old favorites, including tiie Republican National Executive Com­ Michigun farm lands. Lucky S a N)ukdI Christlnnly apirit sent the wardens of the Miss Tucker in the leading rules and tier mittee had failed to publish a statement church her check for the $ 5,0 00 which accomplished sister, Miss Madge Tucker of tiie revenue raised for the campaign, Tiie Herald Is fully c<piip|>cd to print had been forfeited. assisting tier, while Mr. Sam Parks, as a nnd tiie source of the same, while he.litid fine stationery of all kinds. All the latest During tlic recent cold snap in the North, comedian is more entcrtiiiuing tlinn ever. enforce«! this measure to the letter, and tyi>e and material and "tiie men behind Mrs. John Meyers of Ossining. N. Y.. who Tl(en there is "Little Dolly" mtfO may well called for a public accounting of all collec­ tiie type" who know how. had been ill for a long time, wns seriously [b e called the "Florida Favorite," as her tions. burned by her bed being set on fire by a [ sweet ways and charming manners enhot flatiron which the nurse had placed in dear her to all—especially tile children. First Year SANFORD’S DEEP WATER Congressman Clark Writes Most Interesting Letter A GREAT PROJECT FOR SANFORD Commercial Enterprise and Ihc Means of Draining Thousands of Acres of Rich Land The following letter from Hon. Frank Clark regarding detip water from Sanford to Lake Harney- will pmvo interesting to oar Tenders t Washington. I). C.. Feb. fl, 1909. To Urn Editor of Tlir llrrald : ■ ‘ I enclose you with this, a copy of tho report of the engineers In tiie matter of the survey of. tiie St. Johns river from PtiIntkn to Sanford, nnd from Sanford ‘ to Lake Harney. I am sorry, hut we will not linve n river nnd harbor trill this session, and I suppose our people, owing to the treasury deficit, will have to content tliemselvosmnlllnext winter. However, we have some hope of forcing o river nnd harbor hill through the extra session this spring. If we ore not successful iu this, wc will most assuredly have a hill next winter, nnd you can rest assured this mnttcr w ittb fvtn k circa re'(IP then.-----------—------------------------------------ Witli a channel one hundred feet wide and eight feet deep all the way from Sunford to Palatka, and a channel one hun­ dred feet wide uud live feet deep, from Sanford to Lake Harney, it rectus to me Sanford will he pretty well fixed. 1 am told that this five fool channel to Lake Harney will not only give transiiurtiilioii to the large orange groves nnd truck farms • in the Lake Harney section, hut that it will drain and tiring into cultivation thous­ ands o f acres of the llnest lands in all Flor­ ida. . These surveys and favorable reports having been made, tlic work is practically assured. At the furthest, you can count To a moral certainty on the appropriation being made nt the first session of the sixtylirst congress next winter. ♦' I regard tiiis proposed improvement of the St. Johns river us the most valuable river or harbor work, that can now bo un­ dertaken in tlic state, -because: < • First. It gives every_gity and town from Sanford to Jacksonville water trmistxirta•*"*'* lion to «til tlie'world. Second, It gives every city and town (as well as ail the territory tributary to suclt cities and towns) between Sanford nmt Jacksonville irm cn n s- o f coin pelting fair and reasonable freight and passenger rAtes uf transportation. Third, It brings transportation, at fair and reasonable rales, to tiie products of the rich.and fertile Luke Ilarney region. Fourth. It will drain and tiring into cul­ tivation many thousands of acres of Hie richest and most protective lands In Hie Lake Harney section, which, «m account uf ' overflow, liuve heretofore tiecn unproduct­ ive, und therefore valueless. Fifth. Tlic people in Hie interior, nt pluccs like Gainesville, can secure fim und reasenutile rates of trunstxirtulion, by a very simple process, after this improve­ ment becomes an accomplished fnct. If Gainesville will build a wide, hard road, on an air line to Hie St. Johns river, then, at any time when the freight rates are too . high, our people could call a public meetog-to-osganise—m t-oAot.aimhile Freight------------1 Association.’ '. A s soon n s tills Iculh for--------- — in Addition nulny new_j>eople have been such u meeting was published, the differ­ Jtlazing bedding wns thrown out br a win­ nddJil to tlitT7orce of actors and actresses | ent railroads Miming into Gainesville dow, and the house saved from destruc­ [ each of whom give strength to tiie enter­ tion. would send their agents llicie (tost Imsle tainment. to know what was wanted,etc.,etc. They The people, of Sanford lir e to tic c o n -1 A bill Ims unanimously passed the Ore­ woulifgct what they wunted. gon senate which requires llmt all appli­ ! grutulutod ujmiii tiie fact tlull such n high­ Sixth The St. Johns river is Florida's cants for marriage licenses must be pro­ ly meritorious company as the C. W. Rtcutest natural artery of commerce, uud Parks Dramatic Comimny should visit tiie vided with a cerficatc o f good health istiie Improvement of lids great central u r._ |city and itTs sincerely hoped that in their •ued by a licensed physician. tcry will lie of vast _bpnefU to every |>orI annual tours uf the state they will inThe ull-around-Uie-world battleshipflret tlon, and every citizen, of Fenlnsulur |dude Hie Celery City in their southern | of the United States navy is expected Florida. itinerary. hbtne February 22. Miss Tucker who assumes Hie leading You will probably he surmised to leurn Mrs. Mary M«KJoy, aged 80 years, said roles lias by her earnest, sincere and from tills report Hint Hie portion of this t<* be the oldest postmistress in the United |faithful depletions of the diameters of waterway from Sanford to Lake Harney, tales, has resigned . She wasappointed her plays, as well as by tiie sweet, modest was never even surveyed by the Govern­ V President Johnson some forty yenrs manner in which she presents them, ment before. But such is Hie fact. ^ ago, and in the early years o f her service greatly endeared herself to Hie Sanford Another thing: Do you know that the carried the mail from Mendvilie tuShcak-l people, all of whom hope that when .the I ruirrii prong of the Indian ’HiTer, lit oi'e «i|ville, I1«., in addition to peiTdriiilfifi her j Hurts K am atlc Company visits Sanford point is only about fifteen miles from Hie other duties. next year this dtanninglittle actress may St. Johns river T This is true. It is also my purpose to have tiie Indian river imAfter more than forty years of waiting, be one o f the cojjipany. iroved, and some duy, not many years James B. Wyrick of RogersvUle, Tenn., is I .The Parks Company give a matinee jence, I hope to see a fifteen mile canal receive pay for a mule.that wasconfls- tliia afternoon nnd their farewell perform cut, und these two great inland waterways* . rr-r:— cated by a Federal officer during the war n,lce wiU be at tiie usual hoar to-night. Joined togeUier. The future has a lot in ’ •tore for Florida In the way of improve­ A hill has passed Congress appropriating \ conspiracy to overthrow the Turkish ments of her inland waters. Well, I have aO for tlte purpose. constitutional government hns been dis. N E W PICTU RE OF MR. AND MRS. BRYAN. bored you enough but thought you would Tbe Rev. William A. Wasson, rector of covered and several arrests made. Over Mr*. Hr> an It rtmeint*red by the people ut Sanford at Mitt Mary Baird of Ullnoia. who formerly tprnl not mind it- With best wishes. Croce Episcopal Church, o f Riverhead, L. 2 0,000 persons are believed to be imp!!- the winter* at VUla Shoura. Mr. Hryan remarked lait Saturday that her leltert to him from Sanford Your friend. — F rank Clark T. has seat out 2,000 circular letters a sk - 1cared. made him think that thit city mutt have been a Paradise on earth, � 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, 1909 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, February 06, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 06, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 06, 1909; <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/9aa81c1acf35dc381f81d91d318aa8ff.pdf 09739df7f7d38ec7ed82f5e99893c6db PDF Text Text '-r ^ sçff*' ■i “ ' ...... ~ ', ;^ 'T :^ v :T.■ ' j - T H E SANFO RD HERA LD 10 IN TUE SOCIAL WORLD CÒUP1E Items of Interest Concerning Society, P.eople. P O tN T Y P U R E L Y PERSONAL ItOW Celery City Vanity fa ir While Away the Oolden llo u rsSoclal Gossip. * V X i Wednesday, Feb. 24, w ill be Ash Wednesday, and then for Lent and .a cessation o f social events. It begins to look as though Sanford society had better get very busy in the next few days and sandwich In as many events as possible before the Lenten season calls a halt on all gaiety. Several card ponies and dances are scheduled to take place, next k. week and then for n long rest and ‘ ‘sack* c l o t h and ashes." OPPORTUNITY Mr. and Mr*. S. C. Tuckerof ToylorvUle..] while guests o f the Pico H o tel were near­ ly asphyxiated by the escaping o f gas in | tendant who hod promised to awaken them at 8 o'clock, and only tho prompt arrival o f physicians saved them from | death. It was supposed that Mr. Tucker had blown out the gas, but he suited that he had turned it out, and turning it too far had opened the valve, agalo allowing the fumes to escape. Delng a cool night the room was closed tight and . would have proved a death chnmber to the couple had it not been for the tim ely arrival o f the porter upon the scene. Doctors Puieston, Neal and Bruce ren­ dered aid and it was several hours before the couple recovered sufficiently to re­ sume their Journey. L A N Between Park and Sanford Avenues, South of 10th Street, w e are offering In llonorjif Miss Winchester It Is rumored that a domlnoe dance will he one of the features o f the social world next week. -The Herald would appreciate the society news that can be sent in each week. It is rather difficult to guess at the different events. - ------ - — f —r"* *1 G. W . L ew is Dies a t L o n g w o o d George W. Lewis died at his home in Longwood last Monday, nftcr n lingering “ illness of several months. Mr. Lewis came to Florida from Wilmington, N. C., and settled in Snnford thirty-five years ago. 11c afterwards removed to Long­ wood, where he resided until his death. Mr. Lewis was well known and highly respected and had a large circle of friends In Orange county, especially in this sec­ tion, where he resided so many ‘years. He leaves a w ife and ten children to mourn the loss of a loving husband and fattier. -Mrs. I. II. W illiam s and Mrs. S, M. Shipp o f this city; Mrs. H. L. Heath urtd Mrs. C, C. Singletary o f Ft. Mycre, nnd Mrs. P. F. Crnry of Tampa,, are his m arried«! nughters. Dean Spencer o f the Episcopal church conducted the services. Mr. Lewis tiaving been a member of tills church during his life. The funeral services were held at the Longwood home, interment being made in the Longwood cemetery. • The reason th s r heads o f lettuce raised I about Sanford arc often from six to ten inches In diameter, solid as* a flat Dutch cnbbage.whlteat the head and pale green to the circumference, commanding the highest prices in the markets, is that they are carefully planted, skilfully cultivated. [ well fertilized and ijtjgntcd, sa ys.ltiej Tampa Times. The people engaged in the cultivation I of lettuce at Sanford do not all produce that kind o f goods, but many o f them do. Tho proportion who do is large, because the men engaged In that specialty arc close together, watch each other's meth­ ods, im itate the best, discard all others, nnd work more or less knowingly to a [ common end. They use fertilizer and water w jlh the I precision o f machinery, and the result U| about as sura. • It Is only as they depart from the rules that they fall down froifi [ the standard o f excellence and profit. □ For Corners .- . . For Inside Lots . * i Cooked Celery Root— A most wholesome I vegetable, practicnlly unknown to many, is celery root. Peeled, cut in dice, boiled in unsalted water and prepared like cauli­ flower, it Is delicious. Boiled whole, peeled, cut in thin slices, and combined with cold sliced potatoes, boiled with | ackets on, it is a delightful salad. SnifTED Celery— One hunch celery; ono I cream cheese; ten drops o n io n Juice; two or three pounds cream; salt, cayenne, separate, wusii, drain celery and trim into six or eight inch lengths. W ith u silver fork work the sweet crcnm Into the cheese, season and stuff into the hollow » f cacti | celery stalk. Serve cold. You and each ol you arc hereby noil fled and re„ulml (o present any dalmt and all demands , which have either for or a«slnst said eetata ol The ladies o f the Presbyterian churcji " • M. you Mahoney, deceased, lr ‘ - * ~ 1 Florida, lu the undanuned I w ill give a Valentine social at the1resi­ within one year from the dal dence o f W. W. Long on the evening of Dated December 21. 1008. Falitos W. Manchrr. Fçb. 12. -Refreshments will be serVed. 3t 10-B • '..T > ' -I- '.'At!-*, Lx ecu tor. *: j. 4- ~ * ' * • .............* - > < * *. A N ' HESE lots are numbered from 1 to 50 in the -- order sol<L- Mr. Derry, Cashier of the Peoples Bank, has placed one of these numbers in a sealed envelope, and the purchaser who happens to purchase that lot in the series will receive a deed to his lot FREE of Cost. The lucky number will he announced only after the Sale of the entire series has been completed, but all Paym ents made by the Lucky Man will be refunded with the Deed. Mr. Derry does not know what number is in the envelope, as Numbers 1 to 50 were written on separate pieces of paper, folded, placed in a fiat from which some one drew one which was immediately, sealed in the presence of witnesses and the other 49 immediately destroyed— Ihisjvvas-daiTe-at-our-offieeat-4i) o’clock1 Monday, December 21. These lots are offered for less money and on easier terms than any in Sanford were ever offered before and some one will a H om eSite Free. Be the Lucky Man! D HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. % , * * SANFORD, F LA . B [ ö ] E [ D ] m a m T O n i E i [ s i m f Ä i ™ n ™ DD URRELL Ct IYIINSHEW R E A L E S T A T E B R O KER S t ' " ^ ^ ^ * Present to the Investor the Best O p p o r t u n i ­ ties in Florida ^ r ved ce*er^ ifliids, flowing wells guaranteed, - $25,00 to - $ 200.00 p e r - a c r e — ___ figw . Strawberry Grower_____ _ Valentine Social • ** ' — Geo. II, Fernald Hardware Co. A lusty youngster came to the home of In County Judge’s Court. Orange Mr. and Mrs. H. H.Mulrhend, Sunday night County, Florida and they are happy in their new posses­ ln Ra Eitat« ol I sion, He Is the finest ever rulsçd on Cel­ W. M, Mahoney J To Au. Csçrnj», Lnurax, Dimuam*. ano a u ery a v e m «.________ _____________ I W « Havino Claim A.gainst Sau^Estati ; 1 ------------------------- *- -* * Two Excellent Recipes fo r Cooking | Celery * - Romeo Coffee. 3 pounds for one dollar Miss Gclsle Butt has opened n dancing Chas . E vans . class in connection with her other class. Garner & Roberts have good butter in I Lessons will be given on W ednesday and one-pound prints for 33 cents. Saturday afternoons at three o'clock, a t If you have rooms for rent, put your the Hotel Wilton. Terms, two dollars for name in the rooming house directory, ot | eight iCBSODB. the A rt Store. * $175 10 Cash and $ 5 Per .Month, Without Interest APPROPRIATE f OR THE SEASON I Children’s Dancing Glass 9 B LO TS ■AT Secret o f Sanford Lettuce Growing | Olven Away Drain and Ir rig a tio n M a te ria l W e make special carload prices on I mixed BizcS of sewer pipe. 4 inch. H Inch _____ N e w M e a t - M a r k « ! - — apd larger sizes. Also second quality S. A. Thompson has installed a first-class pipes at reduced rates. See us before | meat mnrkct in Speer's grocery on Park buying. Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. avenue, and is handling the choicest va, ricty of Florida and Western meats. EvFurnished Room* For Rent erything is neat and clean, and your wants Two good-sited rooms, in good location, I can be supplied in fresh and smoked meats will be rented to desirable persons. Cist­ of all kinds. The phone number is I and ern and sulphur water on the premises. [ the meats are"A No. I in every respect. Inquire at The Herald office. Call up Thompson if you want the best Buggies fo r Sale that can be found. Delivery to any part W e have fdur fine new buggies which I o f the c lt^ ____________ _______ _ we will sell cheap, as wc have no place to [ W as Som e Cabbage store them. A large bend o f cabbage on exhibition 22tf —Sanford Carriage Works. in the real estate ofllce o f J. N. Whitncr this week created much discussion. The Surrey for Sale cabbage was raised on Mr. Whltner's W e h aven new $125,00 one-horse surrey farm on Celery Avenue nnd weighed that has only been used one month,which | 12 pounds. The cabbage is not on exhi­ we offer for S75.00. bition now as (he editor o f The Herald 2 2 tf — Saneord Carriage Works. has ulready eaten It and can vouch for Just Received the good Qualities thereof. — The largest line of sporti ng gu u li ~CVc f / received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting Change In Express O fllcc .... S.-U.Hauser uf Savannah has been ap­ clothing; e t c . ------------ JTarfy'J. Wilson. pointed express agent for Sanford, nnd Winner Washing Machines w ill xutsumc his -duties s t once. Mr. Mc­ A few more o f these still left, sold strictly I Intyre. the fanner agent, hffs been trans­ on guantee. If they do not do what wc ferred to Savannah. claim, money is refunded. - Harry J.Wilsoti W c welcome Mr. Houser and lus es­ timable w ife to Sanford. U. S. cream separator, very cheap, at | ' 50- FIFT Y - THE n o w AND WHY Mrs. G. S. Derry entertained at several delightful alTairs this week ia honor of her charming guest, Miss Mary Winchester o f Macon, Ga, < ALMOST ASPHYXIATED Gob Turned On In Room Where They Were Sleeping Young Men's Dancing Clasa. The young men composing the dancing class o f Miss GcJsle Butt gave a dance to their friends |ast Thursday evening in the City Hull bultdtng. “ Stumon’s cS e brated orchestfu furnished the music and as usuql was up to the standard o f e x ­ cellence. About fifty young people were present and eycryopti enjoyed this * # e n t to the fullest. t rchniarye, l|0f . per acre^Cry fUnni' W‘ th n° winil wella 011 tUed>drained and ready for crop, $500.00 to $ 1000.00 Florida^for wet. n . 7 e S QIUi tmimproved' acres timber land, with finest site in P™ .“ “ 1 are here to show you what has been and ran be done. “ «¡U R R E LL & M INSHEW j *■¿rh.-A-’u : i.t s �THE I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living Number 26 SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1909 NEWS OF THE WORLD ing the people to join tlic Riverhead I License LengtS nnd vote nt the forthcoming | spring election for license. "The COL. BRYAN IN SANFORD Items of Interest Gleaned From Wve',head Uccn9c Uaiu“*i Mr, Wesson, "is to convince our fel- Great low citizens that the licensing of the liquor | business nnd Its proper regulation under' .Various Sources u in n r m tir c H A P IL N IN U S n t in iM P T M F U/V-Fir I 1' ^ flv)nnblc nnd prncticnl law Is n far U U K IN U - l i l t W L C K |better plnn than Hint o f no license, which I MADE hns nlwnys enused law-breaking, perjury, hypocrisy and nil manner o f corrupt nnd Here the Reader» Will Find a Brief corrupting practices. I t l.t .r lc .1 S p rtn , f l o w l „ , For Hurried Readers HERALD I Commoner Stopped Mere Short Time SHORT TALK AT STATION Sanford. Associated With Pleasant Memories o f Mrs. Bryan*» Girlhood Days promises that ships will be passing through T h « ch ief engineer o f the Pnnnmncannl Mr. Bayun bus lust none o f his oratori cal power and his pica for honest govern ment for the masses had the vigor and power that for many years has character ized this famous leader. His impassioned nppeal for truth nnd honesty, and a fair deni in nil matters o f government carried his audience with him. His beautiful metaphor of comparing the truth to a seed planted in good ground and nfler certain stages at last springs from the earth into n plant, wns n gem of oratory, nnd at the close three cheers were given him with, a vigor that carried the thoughts hack to the days of the early campaigns. Before the truin started Mr. Bryanstood upon the steps and shftok hands with sev­ eral hundred penpSe who crowded around him nnd cheered him vociferously ns the train left the station. A fter a brief stay in Florida, Mr. Bryan will leave forSpringlleid, Ohio, where he will deliver nn nd dress u |h>» Abraham Lincoln. William Danes Kennedy, one o f the the cnnnl by January I, 1915. j-^ fio n . W illiam Jennings Bryan, the forehighest officials o f the Knights o f Pythina The National debt increased during Jnrt- n,ost figure in the political arena o f Amcrorder, and author o f Kennedy's ‘Tyth in n unry $10,770,482, nnd there wns nearly even In defeat, was accorded a most History." died in Chicago Inst week from $20,000,000 less in the treasury than on enthusiastic welcome ut the union depot heart dlscnst. December 31. in this city Inst S atu rday. Mr. Uryun was The Nnvndn state assembly has passed Mrs. Margaret Hiles ofCellnn. Ohio, died cn rouU* t0 DeLnn'1 « v *«*t ‘ » the a bill providing that applicants for divorce Inst week, nged 108 years. She is believed Tampa fair, n nd-w hile very few people in Nevada must be residents o f that State to have been the oldest woman in the |were aware that the great Democratic - - two yenrs instead o f six months ns here­ State. lender would he here, there was a large tofore. . i crowd present to grasp his hand wbeh he ' Clarence Handley was given $30 or 60 MEETING MISSIONARY SOCIETY | emerged from the car. Mayor Lake ncORANGE GROWERS TO MEET companied him, and ns soon as the crowd ' days last Tucsdny In Augusta! Ca., for cursing a prencher on n trolley cnr. Hand- Talent Money Grows to Large Pro­ could be parted to a Ilow, them egress, the Officlul Program for Convention lia s Mayor escorted Mr. Bryan to a corner of portions ley wns walking out o f the car and brushed Been Issued The Woman’s Foreign Missionary So- the platform and from (bis |tointMr. llrynn Into Dr. Lansing Burroughs, on elderly One o f the most important conventions prcaclicr, nnd im m ediately began cursing I ciety o f the Methodist Church were in- made a ten minutes talk to the assem­ which will assemble in Tampa during the end abusing him. vlted to hold their monthly meeting for blage." fair perio<l, will he that o f tho Orange The Central Arcade, consisting o f twen- February nt the residence o f Mrs. I). G. Growers’ convention, w liich w ill convene lyYtores, on the ground floor, nnd offices. Wagner, president, on Palm etto avenue, nt the Tampa Bay Cnsinoon the 20th at society rooms nnd printing plant above, ^ ie occasion was a delightful one, the 10 n. m. > ________ In SclmriActadv. f i . Y.. waa-destroyed by I the years work must -eneoor” T ito missionary work now being carried -flrc last week. The Arcade was formerly I When the treasurer, Mrs. J. K. un-h>' thu-more progressive growers fifoT Mettjnger, rendered her report- it wns vital importnnee to tho general welfnrc uf the Ciute Brothers' machine shop, where the State, ns well ns tn tho individual the famous Monitor, which defeated the found that the society hnd broken their grower. The work o f the convention will, Mcrriniac in Hampton Hoads, wns built. financial record. Tire v arious funds, dues, snecinl offer-1 therefore, he watched with tho greatest New York's.$25,000,000 capitul build, nigs, mite box collections, free-will con-, interest by all Florida. lag wns somewhat dninnged by fire which trihutlons. and last hut not leust, the The following program lias been sche­ broke out in the basement1 storeroom one "tn len t" money, wore all in exccssof pre­ duled: day last week. vious years, nnd swelled the sum total to Hon. J. J. Heard, presiding, Arcadia. Carrie Nation wns fined $ 7 .5 0 inn Lon­ more than $11100. Address o f welcome— Hon. F. Wing, don police court on Tuesday for jiokiiig Mrs. Wagner had distributed $3.25 Mayor. Tnmpa. her umbrella point through n cnr window among n number o f the m em bers. as a Replying in behalf uf tiie growers— Dr. O. upon which wns n cigarette advertise­ nucleus for investment, nnd the ladies W. Sadler, Mt. Dora. ment. proved their financial ability by turning “ Improvement and Discoveries by the More than 300 negroes were arrested in a handsome net gain of $19,101 Department o f Agriculture'*— Lloyd S. in rittshurg. Pa., one night recently us a , Tlie forming of a study circle was disTenny, government iiumologist. esult of r e la t e d assaults and attempted cyssed, and thirteen members agreed to "California's Skill and Methods"— Dr. W. assaults on white girls in that city. The a eiu lfo r that fine and Helpful work en­ Inman, Winter Haven. chief of police issued on order for the ar­ titled "The Neurcr and Farther East," "W hat Co-operation Has Done and Hns rests ns follow s: ‘¿Get every negro who which is replete witfi interesting infor­ Done in Florida"—Josinh Varn, Hradencan't give a good account o f himself. Get mation, and furnishes a stimulus to Late photograph of Mr. Hryan uiul snap shot taken town. na tltp trnin left t h r »injiun. them somehow, hut get them," greater endeavor in the great cause of Discussion, by the growers. He prefaced Ills short S|tcech by referring Miss Marian Fergus Woohnan o f Bur­ foreign missions. to his earlier memories o f Sanford when The social feature of this successful lington, N. J., a member o f one o f tin* old­ Ins w ife in Iter girlhood days spent the LINE SHOWING LOR NEW LAND pleasantly emphasized, est nnd most highly respected fam ilies of session was winter nt Villa Shoorn. nI thril time owned that city, nnd worth $200,000 in her own dainty refreshments being served by the by Count Vasselief and now the property New C elery Land R a ises Over th o u ­ name, lias married Captain Samuel A le x ­ charming hostess and assistants whose of C. R. Walker. Mr ilrynn remarked that sand C ra tes t o A cre ander Hewett of the Snlyation Arm y, nnd hearts were gladened and devotion re­ the letters he received from Ida sweetheart The theory o f new land being unlit for will work witfi him in the alums o f Bur­ warded by such a happy consummation about Sanford made liim think that if Par celery raising seems to have been exo f the year's work. lington. Mrs. HeWitt is a graduate of disc existed on earth. Sanfurd .m in t .lu ;. TfliKIFd br raTlicf I tie ceTery" growers seem Vnsiar college. The marriage look place that s|x)t. The P a rk s D rainutlc Company to he getting farther advanced every year at her mother's home, He demonstrated ids thorough knowl­ For the first time during the seven in their ideas of growing ibis great crop. Miss Grace I- Gordon o f New York, the years that the Parks Dramatic Company edge of every part of Florida by speaking G. C. Chamberlain Is cutting celery this principal benefleinry under the will of Imvo been coming to Florida, they visited of the wonderful progress made by San­ week on (he Joe Cameron 'place, all new Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ellis, lias refused $5.- Sanford this week and have most royally ford, nnd Die possibilities o f the vegetable land, and is averaging 1008 crates to (lie 000 which was willed to the St, Mary's entertained the people in their well ap­ section, A fter a glowing tribute to the acre. One thousand crates to (he acre is Protestant Episcopal church o f Burlington, pointed cunvass theatre nt the corner of Celery City he launched into a brief outline thought to lie n good yield uud consider­ N -J .,'but which wns forfaited by the Magnolia avenue and Sixth street. of the political horoscope nnd soundly ticing that Mr. Chamberlain is new to tiie church bringing suit to break tho will, No better company of actors nnd rated tite trust system which controls the business tiiis yield is mnrvelous. He is which provided that any beneficiary at­ actresses have been gathered together elections in such a manner that tiie lipmreceiving $2 per crate fur his celery and tempting to break the will should forfeit than Mr. Parks lias presented to the hle voter cannot cast Ilia bnllot for the will make more from one acre of Sanford the amount willed to them. The court re­ people this season. man of his choice. In the late election . land tlinn lie ever made from 50 acres in fused to "break," nnd Misa Gordon in a There are all the old favorites, including tiie Republican National Executive Com­ Michigun farm lands. L ucky S a N)ukd I Christlnnly apirit sent the wardens of the Miss Tucker in the leading rules and tier mittee had failed to publish a statement church her check for the $5,000 which accomplished sister, Miss Madge Tucker of tiie revenue raised for the campaign, Tiie Herald Is fully c<piip|>cd to print had been forfeited. assisting tier, while Mr. Sam Parks, as a nnd tiie source of the same, while he.litid fine stationery of all kinds. A ll the latest During tlic recent cold snap in the North, comedian is more entcrtiiiuing tlinn ever. enforce«! this measure to the letter, and tyi>e and material and "tiie men behind Mrs. John Meyers o f Ossining. N. Y.. who Tl(en there is "L ittle Dolly" mtfO m ay well called for a public accounting o f all collec­ tiie type" who know how. had been ill for a long time, wns seriously [b e called the "Florida Favorite," as her tions. First Year SANFORD’S DEEP WATER Congressman Clark Writes Most Interesting Letter A GREAT PROJECT FOR SANFORD Commercial Enterprise and Ihc Means o f Draining Thousands o f Acres o f Rich Land The following letter from Hon. Frank Clark regarding detip w ater from Sanford to Lake Harney- will pmvo interesting to o ar Tenders t Washington. I). C.. Feb. fl, 1909. To Urn Editor of Tlir llrrald : ■ ‘ I enclose you with this, a copy o f tho report o f the engineers In tiie matter of the survey of. tiie St. Johns river from PtiIntkn to Sanford, nnd from Sanford ‘ to Lake Harney. I am sorry, hut we will not linve n river nnd harbor trill this session, and I suppose our people, owing to the treasury deficit, will have to content tliem selvosm nlllnext winter. However, w e have some hope of forcing o river nnd harbor hill through the extra session this spring. If we ore not successful iu this, wc will most assuredly have a hill next winter, nnd you can rest assured this mnttcr w ittb fv tn k c ir c a r e '(IP then.-----------— ---------------------- -------------W itli a channel one hundred feet wide and eight feet deep all the w ay from Sunford to Palatka, and a channel one hun­ dred feet wide uud live feet deep, from Sanford to Lake Harney, it rectus to me Sanford will he pretty well fixed. 1 am told that this five fool channel to Lake Harney will not only give transiiurtiilioii to the large orange groves nnd truck farms • in the Lake Harney section, hut that it will drain and tiring into cultivation thous­ ands o f acres of the llnest lands in all Flor­ ida. . These surveys and favorable reports having been made, tlic work is practically assured. A t the furthest, you can count To a moral certainty on the appropriation being made nt the first session of the sixtylirst congress next winter. ♦ ' I regard tiiis proposed improvement o f the St. Johns river us the most valuable river or harbor work, that can now bo un­ dertaken in tlic state, -because: < • First. It gives every_gity and town from Sanford to Jacksonville water trmistxirta•*"*'* lion to «til tlie'world. Second, It gives every city and town (as well as ail the territory tributary to suclt cities and towns) between Sanford nmt Jacksonville irm cn n s- o f coin pelting fair and reasonable freight and passenger rAtes uf transportation. Third, It brings transportation, at fair and reasonable rales, to tiie products of the rich.and fertile Luke Ilarney region. Fourth. It will drain and tiring into cul­ tivation many thousands of acres of Hie richest and most protective lands In Hie Lake Harney section, which, «m account uf ' overflow, liuve heretofore tiecn unproduct­ ive, und therefore valueless. Fifth. Tlic people in Hie interior, nt pluccs like Gainesville, can secure fim und reasenutile rates of trunstxirtulion, by a very simple process, after this improve­ ment becomes an accomplished fnct. If Gainesville will build a wide, hard road, on an air line to Hie St. Johns river, then, at any time when the freight rates are too . high, our people could call a public meetburned by her bed being set on fire by a [ sweet ways and charming manners enog-to-osganise—m t-oA ot.aimhile Freight---------- 1 hot flatiron which the nurse had placed in dear her to all— especially tile children. Association.’ '. A s soon ns tills Iculh for-------- — in Addition nulny new_j>eople have been such u meeting was published, the differ­ Jtlazing bedding wns thrown out br a w in­ nddJil to tlitT7orce of actors and actresses | ent railroads M im ing into Gainesville dow, and the house saved from destruc­ [ each of whom give strength to tiie enter­ tion. would send their agents llicie (tost Imsle tainment. to know what was wanted,etc.,etc. They The people, of Sanford lir e to tic co n -1 A bill Ims unanimously passed the Ore­ w ou lifgct what they wunted. gon senate which requires llm t all appli­ ! grutulutod ujmiii tiie fact tlull such n high­ S ixth The St. Johns river is Florida's cants for marriage licenses must be pro­ ly meritorious company as the C. W. Rtcutest natural artery of commerce, uud Parks Dramatic Comimny should visit tiie vided with a cerficatc o f good health istiie Improvement o f lids great central u r._ |city and itTs sincerely hoped that in their •ued by a licensed physician. tcry will lie of vast _bpnefU to every |>orI annual tours uf the state they will inThe ull-around-Uie-world battleshipflret tlon, and every citizen, of Fenlnsulur |dude Hie Celery City in their southern | of the United States navy is expected Florida. itinerary. hbtne February 22. Miss Tucker who assumes Hie leading You will probably he surmised to leurn Mrs. Mary M«KJoy, aged 80 years, said roles lias by her earnest, sincere and from tills report Hint Hie portion o f this t<* be the oldest postmistress in the United |faithful depletions of the diam eters of waterway from Sanford to Lake Harney, tales, has resigned . She wasappointed her plays, as well as by tiie sweet, modest was never even surveyed by the Govern­ V President Johnson some forty yenrs manner in which she presents them, ment before. But such is Hie fact. ^ ago, and in the early years o f her service greatly endeared herself to Hie Sanford Another th in g: Do you know that the carried the mail from Mendvilie tuShcak-l people, all o f whom hope that when .the I ruirrii prong of the Indian ’HiTer, lit oi'e «i|ville, I1«., in addition to peiTdriiilfifi her j Hurts K a m a tlc Company visits Sanford point is only about fifteen miles from Hie other duties. next year this dtann in glittle actress may St. Johns river T This is true. It is also my purpose to have tiie Indian river imAfter more than forty years o f waiting, be one o f the cojjipany. iroved, and some duy, not many years James B. Wyrick o f RogersvUle, Tenn., is I .Th e Parks Company give a matinee jence, I hope to see a fifteen mile canal receive pay for a mule.that wasconfls- tliia afternoon nnd their farewell perform cut, und these two great inland waterways* . rr-r:— cated by a Federal officer during the war n,lce wiU be at tiie usual hoar to-night. Joined togeUier. The future has a lot in ’ •tore for Florida In the w ay of improve­ A hill has passed Congress appropriating \ conspiracy to overthrow the Turkish ments o f her inland waters. Well, I have aO for tlte purpose. constitutional government hns been dis. N E W PICTURE OF MR. AND MRS. BRYAN. bored you enough but thought you would Tbe Rev. William A. Wasson, rector o f covered and several arrests made. Over Mr*. Hr> an It rtmeint*red by the people ut Sanford at Mitt Mary Baird of Ullnoia. who formerly tprnl not mind it- With best wishes. Croce Episcopal Church, o f Riverhead, L. 20,000 persons are believed to be imp!!- the winter* at VUla Shoura. Mr. Hryan remarked lait Saturday that her leltert to him from Sanford Your friend. — F rank Clark made him think that thit city mutt have been a Paradise on earth, T. has seat out 2,000 circular letters a sk - 1cared. �February 13, A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be > tween You and Me“ that the birds choose their mates for - the coming year, This, at least, Is the commonly received version o f our modem -custom -of ~ “ choosin g-n —vnlentlne*‘ on the Fourteenth day o f February, and o f sending verses o f an Am erican character, or a fancy printed valentine’ to some fa ­ vored Individual. It affords a pleasing fancy for the young. • .M a y cadi- have their Valentine and every "Jack his J ill." , A Chlel Is Among \ * Taking Notes, 4 Ever since m y resident!« in Sanford 1 and Faith, He'll Prent ’ Em’ *— So Says Saunterer. ' --- hnve ta k e ^ g ie a t pride In the parks, es­ S f t U I Cortvtpondtno* to Tht litrtld. According to John My John—he ain't rollini In rkbe* Bui he'* mine when hi* money 1* ione: An' 1 tell him my *weete*t trillion I* Ihe fi‘i*pel accordin' toJohn. Hi* han't they air hard with the tollln, lie'* up with the lark o' the dawn: Out I cheer him alont with my tlnlln*. The tong* o' the gospel o' Jbhn I An' (till In the )oy an’ the *orrow. • While the *un*el o’ llfe'i cornin' on. My ilearrtt an' tweetett religion ft the goiprl accordin' to John I 4 Goon Morning 1—Won't you be my vab entine f pecially the onV betw&jn Sth and 8th streets. W hile I en joy seeing the visi­ tors to the city resting upon the benches beneath the shade o f the magnificent oaks. 1 do not like to see them eat lunches on the beaches and scatter paper bogs over the park after they have finished their luncheon. Sanford welcomes the stranger within her gates but this same stranger should not throw trash upon the streets or parks, and then go aw ay and speak about the aforesaid trash ns some o f them do. They are not allowed t o IH ter Up the porks In "their home town ant certainly they should not try to. scatter this trash upon our parks. This first park is a tiling o f beauty and a Joy forever, a n d n t the present time presents a most ‘ pleasing picture to the eye o f tho stronger. But the aforesaid stronger should aid in keeping it clean, that is ripe in the world. Every calling nnd avocation lias its peculiar kind of vagabond in striking profusion. There is a legal vagabond, commonly called tho — -----shyster, who la . pcrl>np8_jlie çppshcaf of- ........... .....1*« teeny «r f * l* the whole tribe, for he is ever on the 4 A beautiful young girl was found dead alert nnd plotting to, wrongfully deprive on the streets o f New York, having swal­ honest people o f their hard earned money. lowed a fatal drug. In her hand was There is the medical vagabond, or quack, found a crumpled note, which read as with generally less capacity for mischief, follows: • “ Good-bye all. It's nothing but work but he is to be avoided ns you would avoid the smallpox or cholera, for he is n nnd trouble. Don't cry after me. for 1 constant and ever present menace to seemed to get ahead. I am so tired. your health and mayhaps your life. Good-bye.” W hciM o these two species of vagabond­ What pen, In what hand, could add to age are added the pious vagabond nnd the melancholy pathos o f this dying mes­ the |>oliticai vagabond the catalogue sage o f this white slave, overcome with would seem to be sufficiently full for the hunger and ovcrwhciincd with nnxiety, adequate punishment o f nny community ns she staggered to her deathT Bending however sinful, upon whom they are in ­ over l|ie Corine o f this beautiful girl, what flicted, without the supermidllion o f the bitter ^rony it would be-to say: book ngent vagabond, tho lightning rod “ Young, misguided girl, there is no povvagabond, or nny o f the oilier observant ty in this land. _W hy didn't you people. The trouble is Hint all o f these pests o f good order mid comfort are such firm fixtures in every community that 4 The great Abraham Lincoln loved to there is no slinking them off. The only repeat the poem beginning: “ Oh. why jtbould ihe *plrlt of mortal he proud I w ay is to grin mid hear them the best Like a fast-ilittlnd meteor, a faal-flylnS cloud. you may. A flash of Ihe lishtnlnf, a break or (tic wave, the «o ft pedal the switch engine# a t night seem to strain themselves making noises 4 Since Mr. Bryan's visit to Sanford l have made a canvass o f the voters and And that the city will go* Democratic by a large majority. The only Republican who bolds out steadfastly against the blandishments o f the great Democratic leader Is Postmaster Haskins ond he em ­ phatically and religiously swears that as long ns he holds down his present po­ sition he w ill never vote for Bryan. Be­ ing a very determined man and honest in his convictions I can vouch for the truth o f Mr. Haskins statement and ! glory in his spunk. He owes it to his fam ily and his business to provide adequate life insurance—The unexpected is always happening. protection must be arranged But the for before it is too late. 4 Talk about there not being anythin!, nfcw under the sun. I guess this s ta te ­ ment must be true. Hcrecomes Professor FetTeroL the famous Italian historian, who Equitable Life Assurance Society O f THE UNITED STATES J. S. COLES. Jx-Beneral-Aiîeiil, Jacksonville, Florida MRS. E. P. WELBORNE, Special Agent could embellish a talc like a modern newspaper reporter on a dull day. I l l s quite likely that nil the present day prob­ lems bothered our ancestors fully as much ns they do us. The Stnndnrd Oil Com. pnny is probably only n reincarnation of old boy T ild es' organization back in the days of Greece's prominence in the world o f endeavor. G A R N ER & ROBERTS Successors to N. H. GARNER H A Y AND GRAIN ‘k High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams .A Complete Line of Cigars ami Tobacco Man pane* from life to hi* rest In ihe iirave." P at's P u iile 01 Ixmithl a rbape thermometer and huutf It on Ihe Willi. Ol'll »wear 01 cannot understand the thing at all. at all. The weather now I* putty warm: awhile ago 'twos not. * flow can a little thing like that make all (he weather hot? lln c o ln 't Birthday Anniversary. AGENCY FOR PLOW'S HIGH GRADE CANDIES 4 There was an ominous look in her eyes F R O N T GROCERY Come and See Us. or ’Phone Hi) 4 The letters which hnve been given such prominence siauethc Republic dents, wus born February 12, 1809, yes­ disaster have mystified many people. In terday being the anniversary of Ills birth, the wireless code they mean, “ A il ships and this year is the centenary of his ad­ hasten to aid distressed boat." vent into this world, nnd this month the whole civilized world is at his feet, meta­ C astling a Check phorically speaking. Lincoln, the rail 4 Bank clerks have some odd experiences splitter, homeliest of face, most beautiful in their daily dealings with people who of character. In his memory all the arc unacquainted with the methods in earth bows in homage to his greatness, .YWlUfi-Jn -financial -iiistilutieosr— Their — his gcitlluilPfiCfiimrriYfiess, Ids ’ InTnestyT most i>ecu!iar custom ers r are men from liis simplicity— a wonderful man. the country, who understand well enough Great henrted, grand of character, bril­ how to mnkc n deposit in n savings hank liant o f mind, o f tugged honesty, with a or draw money therefrom whenever they great love for humanity, firm of will and happen to need It. These people have no pur|H>t><\ of courage indomitable, endowed occasion to handle checks and when they with nlmos't prophetic powers o f discern­ get out and try to cash one are consider­ ment. all cemented together ond rend­ ably nonplussed. In fact they - hnve a ered invincible to the shafts o f envy nnd holy horror of bunk checks but not the calumny, and hatred, with a sense of hu­ money which they represent It was mor, w it und t>nthus, that, mude him a about one o f these that a clerk related man whose name nnd fame shall liVe for­ the following story: "H e was a farmer ever. Linked it is with the immortals— with the great nnd glorious o f earth who worked for ond gave ¿their life for hu­ manity. This nation la only just beginning to appreciate the granducr o f the character cashed. A^tcr kwalking about t|*e bank o f this man* L in c o ln ,^ hose birth is now for five tid itfilc s be finally m iiu T ,l - p — baln g c elebrstcd.— The lufty_jimrlOtTsiiiT^ courage enough to approach the window “ ih e splcndoror his lulml und hit genius and present thé check. The clerk took it for affairs I How great and beautiful a and after exam ining the paper for a few soul was Lincoln! moments brusquely bsked, "W h at denom­ ination!" ‘G reat Seoul" said the farmer, 4 I see tfie old hulks of sailing crofts "w hat is that to you !" I am a Methodist still adorn our lake front and the one I if you want to know, but what has that spoke o f some time ago still lies athwart got to do with that era bit o f paper!" the sewer pipe running into the luke. Then the man who held the ehw k in lut Muybe the bout which has broken the liant] explained his question for the far­ sewer pipe is a good thing and maybe it mer's benefit. The latter then told him is u menace to public health and maybe the denomination o f the bills he would it would be u good tiling for the City like. They were given him and as he Council tu look into tills matter before stored them aw ay in the recesses o f an summer cotues u|»n us. old-fashioned pocketbook, he could be heerd growling out his opinion o f men 4 Tomorrow, the 14lh dny o f February, who ask impudent questions pf people is St. Valentine's Day, und for several who go to their banks. weeks the shops have shown that Its an. a w l observance is as great as in the 4 N oticin g" an * unusually" la rje crovyd .push In the year o f 1909. The love lam, about the-entrance o f the courthouse In every boy and girl that likes a little sport Orlando the other day, 1 asked a police­ and joy o f a pleasing diam eter, sends his man what was going on. " A colored lady sweelbeurt, nr his friend, u simple re­ is being iripd for murder." he said. 1‘ membrance o f the fabulous saint who And yet people say that Orlando police­ precedes over the destinies o f lire heart men ore not polite. and ihe affections. St. Valentine's Day, this old pagan fes­ 4 When will the pandenurnlum cease In tival, was the time when it was believed the railroad yards! Instead o f putting on 4 Lincoln, best biilovcd of all our presi­ W H ITE ns she hesitated before the telephone. “ If I thought he really intended to slight m e," she said, " I would Just call him up and call him down." thin all the hard-learned lessons o f self-renouncing sympathy, blending your present joy with past sorrow, and your present sorrow with all your past joy. if all this be true it is easy to guess the fate o f the Celery City if a real comic opera trou|>e ever discovers its fatal weakness. -----—------------------ —Titr S xtjnterer. ' Quaint Quibbles F rom Sis I Matty n belted Earl deserved it. Everybody is selfish except us. Mu says it takes a check to kiss some girls. Celery now being marketed. Because a man is needed is no sign that he is well bred. Ma says fat women shouldn't consider life.a dreary waist. Ma says a man is usually what he sus­ pects others of being. Because a woman loses her temper is no sign that site is soft. Ma says It ht no yarn th.-p 0 .« -t nwn are-soroe times WOrslwT/ ~ *r " Ma says some folks ore so cold-blooded that it is cnouglt to give one pneumonia to shake hands with 'em. If n little learning Is a dangerous thing Orlando has a laree number o f dangerous criminals hanging about. ' Pansy Bonehrad wore her peck-n-boo waist to a picnic sad was nearly de­ voured by mosquitos. Now she has an oiler to.impersonate n tattooed lady in a side show. * Pansy Bonchead's poem: A n old maid with a face like a crowbar for a new one went to a bazaar; but *twas so criss­ crossed, wrinkled and embossed, there wasn’t n place left to rub powder. for good prices, COME AND SEE Even cowards are m ilitary, being -son's o f m as. Autoists are naturally o f a retiring dis­ position. Selling J . M; W I L L S O N , J r ., Kissimmee, Fla The Crippen Music Store and Graphoplioneg Low Prices Easy Payments POP STUMON The Restaurant M a n Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue i. R. CALHOUN 1 F22r FIRST CLASS CRATE M A T E R IA LS , Sanford. Fla- Job Printing Quickly and Neatly Executed at The Herald Printing Company �Jccts, nnd if he is willing to learn henectl For Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to not waste n d a y’s time. 1 'would not be jtn potush, Were used; arid for sources o ' misunderstood ns claiming that any o f us - »„a ammonia, nitrate o f soda. dried blood know it all, for I confidently look to ex Letters amj 9crop wcrc taken, in order to perbnents In the future to eclipse the Various TÎmely Topics. make the comparison, only one Source of wonderful achievements o f the past and each o f these elements was used in my highest ambition is to work along this formula. The different mixtures were line. But there are essentiaLmatters that DEVOTED TO PEOPLE applied at the same time to sepernte we do know and whkdw-haye put us plots o f known and equal area, and'1In ahead of all competition that it would Southwest Comer Washington and Chambers Streets 1 such quantities as to supply the same be well for new-comers to profit by. In In This Department will be round the amount o f plant food as is ordinarily ap­ NEW YORK CITY Views. Opinions and Comment ' > plied by growers. Besides this applica­ nddltlon to the rigid, preconceived no­ tions nbout farming that some new set­ REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank o f New York City, or any Commercial Agency o f Practical Writers. tion. an after dressing o f ammonia was tlers bring, some come expecting all the and to Hundreds o f Shippers who are shipping to them regular (Wr Invite cerTetpondenfe on live topic* from all •wtlooi of (lie County. also new* Item* of Iruernit. applied, oncli plot receiving the same conveniences and comforts o f n city on n Rrevltr will (mure prompt publication. Article* source o f ammonia ns was used In the celery farm and one o f the bitterest criti­ £ £ ,,,« to the view, of the Editor will be pub- | , , . IlihnJ hut abusive and rnonjrmou* comtnunlca- complete fertilizer, ami ill quantities cisms by some is that wc do not keep on iloni will be rejected. We will not be re»pon*lhle 1 for opInloo* e»prr*»«l by contributor* All com­ equal to 500 pounds o f thq best grnde hand nn'ample supply of elegant idle munication» Inlendnl for current l»*ue mutt lie In nitrate o f soda per acre. The plots were homes to rent to ncw-conicrs at’ nomlnn b»nu not later IhanTUeeday m l —Kb. closely examined once every three weeks rates. Some go so far as to say w e have Scientific Celery Investigation. and compared ns to color, growth, form no right to invite |>eoplc here without To the Editor of The Herald: The priglnnl work o f Prof. Winters is anti amount o f disease. Under color, the having homes furnished nnd unfurnished herewith given to T he H erald before pub­ general health*nnd color* o f lenves were — rent practically.JretL.for the use o f new­ noted; under growth, the rate and char­ comers, Now, Mr. Editor, speaking for lication In bulletin form. acter o f growth werti observed; under myself, I nm jiot inviting this class to As the station funds are limited, it form, the size and length o f stalk nnd come a t any price, but I am doing nil in SHIPPERS OF spends them in those parts o f the State where the farmers take the most wide- bud were noticed nnd under amount of my power to induce those who ore willing awoke and intclliflent interest in its disensc the amount o f blight and black- to adapt themselves to prevailing condi heart were recorded. lions nnd are willing to help us develop fSwrtc •. . ' t T _______ _ KcsulU____________ t he roost w onderful trucking cen ter' on If tlie farm er« o f Sanford desire the aid During the cnrly part o f the test, only oarth. W e want such men for instance of expert scientists they should be willing a slight difference could be noted in the ns Mr. G. C. Chamberlain, late o f Jackson, to do co-operative work with the station. plots; while at or about the stage o f ma­ Michigan; now, I*m glad to any; . o f San­ New York State has on experimenter’s turity, the results from some o f the fer­ ford. Fla. Lnst Mny Mr. Chamberlain league o rfiveh u n d red fanners tryitTgllie tilizers could be distinctly seen. The bdaght“ Of. lhe_Huwnrd-racknrd Land latest sxperimenta o f the station. plotstipon which nitrate of soda hnd Coririxmy-n-iO-nmrfan ii Hr~'tng~Xelcry __ Kloridl) needs n le.ngue___ Prosper-.] been applied were invariably affected Delta located on what is now the San­ ous agricultural sections o f tlie country with black-henrt, nnd in runny cases ford &. Everglades Railroad. He nnd his Hod help in n general association, orga­ could be distinguished at n glance by bctlcr-hnlf, a true American woman, nized for mutual help in studying diflicult, . \ ■ ' . ' the prevalence of lids disease. Tiiis was come hero about the first of June and practical problcnTs nnd sharing .experi­ most likely due to the use of such a large built a pioneer's home on their place. ence; for co-operation in acting for the SANFORD, FLORIDA quantity o f so soluble u form o f ammonia. About this tim e the writer called nt their “ general welfare o f the community, in se­ Nftrate o f soda should not be used to sylvan home and made their acquaint­ curing better treatment from the railroads supply all o f the nmmouln. It 1« used ance. Heavy rains, and perhups limited or from the government in protecting to advantage as an uftcr-dresslng when menus prevented their getting their new themselves from thedishonestcommlssion n quick-acting source o f uqimonla is grounds ready for u crop -by September, merchants. T O P PR ICES FOR YO UR wanted. The organic sources of nmnio■but witii true Am erican m inplnbilily Mr. -----Sanford need* such-an organization. niu (fish sernp mid drietl blood) gave Chamberlain secured irrigated land from — J. V . W eeden. good results. The mixtures in which Joe Cunicroii niul planted it on shares. these were used produced plants which By the first of December he had made - - when «hipped to HEWITT. If yuu nre nor dolilg Celery Investigation were-more resistant to blnck-lieart. Acid V* {ai V. wmrao) business with tills House, write to them at once.____ _____ ____ enough on a crop o f lettuce to pay all liv ­ Aiirhulhirnl E*(>rritiient Umilia Station. piiosphnte gnve bad results, and esi>cing anti mnning expenses, nnd 10 enable Unlnnvlllc, flarlrtn. ' cin llf bad results when combined with him toiplont the same land in celery It tins for some time been the oiririion nitrate of soda. Bone meal gave the which he is just beginning to cut, Tlioso of many o f the celery growers (lint il^e i best results ns* a source of phosphoric who have seen it say that he is entitled celery bluck-hcnrt or heart rot (Bacterium FRUIT AND PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N MERCHANTS acid. Kninil gave had results in every to tiie prize tills year, in a conversation Apii) is caused by certain kinds o f fer­ combination. High grade mid low grade with him n few days since, he told me 10 E. Camden St., Daltlmoro, Md. tilizer. However, this is not the case, sulphate of potash ami muriate, nil jt[ivg that under these circumstances he had References: This Paper ami Thousands o f Pleased Shippers in Florida Torjio fertilizer can directly produce or |good results, nnd are rated in the order made more here in one year than lie prevent black-heart In celery. Blackgiven. The best of tiie thirty-six combi­ could, under same conditions, elsewhere heart is a disease caused by orgnnisms nations contained bone meal, fish scrap, in five. Mr. Editor, 1 take my hat off to which we know as bacteria, nnd which and high grade sulplinte o f |toinsh. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain. To men and are popularly known as germs or mi­ Tills experiment lias given us the women of. this type Sanford offers n crobes. The bacteria which cause blncksources of fertilizer which arc best suited hearty welcome whether with or without henrt are .exceedingly small one-celled to celery at Sanford. It now remains to money. It is needless to say their own plants, shaped very much like an ordi­ find out just whut quantities of these farm will lie ready for the next criqi, in­ nary lead pencil with its ends rounded. fertilizing materials will make the most deed. is now in partial cultivation. It would tnkc 2,500 of these, placed end economical formula for growing celery. Sales Agents and Distributors N. W hither , to end. to make a row one inch long; BRANCHES BRANCHES Summary. and it would take 0,000, place*] side by SANFORD CELERY UNION 1. Block-heart is caused hy a definite Furnished R o om s F o r Kent side to span over one inch. They multi­ C h icago New Y o rk minute organism which preys upon celery Two good-sized rooms, in good locution, Room 10, Pico Block. 'Phone 2(50 ply tfery rapidly during warm, damp plants that have been weakened. Cincinnati W ash in gto n will bq rented to desirable jiersons. Cist­ weather, nnd it is ut this time that they 2. A s a source uf ammonia, nitrate of i Jackson ville Sanford" ern ptyd sulphur water on the premises. spread nnd do m6st damage to thecelery. soda gnve bad results. Inquire nt The lleruid oliice. 1)LEACHING OF LEAVES. 3. As sources of ammonia, lisli scrap In the study of this disease during the ami dried blood gave good results. PudLrewski, tiie noted piunlst, while season 1007-8, it was noticed 'that n -1. As a source uf phosphoric acid. piny inti at a concert in New York Inst bleaching o f the tips and margins of the ncid phosphate gave taut results. week, split one of his linger Jiails-tmd hnd center leuves always preceded this dis— 5. —Bone meal gave good results In to cancel iiis Philadelphia engagement. “ FffStr niisLIeuclied portion often dried most every combination. As Ids linger anils are insured for $5,000 up, turning brown and forming drown 6. Kainit gave bad results in every each, he was not much tiie loser. sputa just within the margins and near combination. the veins. Jt was ut these small s|x»ts 7. Higii grade sulphate of (sitash, low that evidence o f the disease was first grade sulphate of potash and muriate, seen. On thoroughly exumlning these gave good results and rank in the order bleached portions, no blackhenrt bac­ given. teria were found, though bacteria were 8. The combination uf bone meal, fish found in the small brown spots,. This scrap and high grade sulphate of iiotash shows that the bleaching precedes the produced celery o f the best form, growth infection by the black-henrt bncterin, mid resistance to black heart. and is.not caused by blockheart. With these facts in mind, a study was Plans Specifications and Estimates Furnished A daptability. made to ascertain the cause o f the »" on Applications Winching. Sets o f celery plants were To die Editor of The Herald: Thanking yon iii advance for tiie use grown in pots In the greenhouse, so ¡is to of n tittle apace in Tiie Herald, I want have them under strict control. Different to write briefly on whnt 1 shall call sets of these plants wcrc trcuied In va::Aiiaptul>imy." —Tbis-ie-of |iritne iuipui - rioua wuya^m .aeeif-any—ph veien l-con d r tanreno^the new^fnnncr' in~tt«rSim fnrd lion would"produce this Turin o fb le u c licelery delta,, especially if he be from other ing. -One set o f plants hnd the roots cut states than Florida. By adaptability of on two Bides; the soil o f another set was Opp. Posto ilice 113 First Street course I mean not only the willingness, kept saturated with water; while a third set was given just enough water to bare­ but the ability to change his ideas nnd preconceived notions nnd perhups reverse ly keep the plants alive. . , . , ,, . In each set a »light bleaching was p r o w ,id ,1 duced. Plants that were given proper furthcr n0rt, \ A * U.ontlht will care were not affected with this form of convince a fair mind o f the importance bleaching. Several attempts were made of ,h‘ B' For instance, the Northern fanner i/ fllfF OF V U I l 'L - U l TH F ,,IL P F O P I F I pot08h- kninit’ ,nur,nte- hw ■ L V I L L ^ ,0 o f potash, nnd low grade « ii sulphate ' and Com m unications on JO H N V. D E N TO N & CO. S B Fruit and Produce COLUMN i,VV Chase Co. Florida Fruits ““<•V egetab les 1| General Insurance Agents. ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES HEWITT & CO; CRUTCHFIELD & W 00LF0LK P ITTS B U R G , PA. SAN FO R D , FL.A. Pouring Prosperity Through a Puncture. epair Work Promptly Done to give block-heart disease to plants that h«d been grown under proper conditions. but all failed. The three lots o f plants that had been weakened look the disease very readily, and t h e i T t u d . were deitrojtd. These studies show that some Artesian and Deep Well *Drilling hls 1,1 UwB*’r," g “ r0WB h B ‘:rcp in l »,eii,u,*," ,er u,‘ d l,1B harvest is >" ‘ he iulL We re,vt‘rBf l,dB' Ho de* I * " dB 0,1 ,he rni'» nnd for “ nBon#; We “ « " * ‘ v e " l >me * * £ " “ “ • of tain or seasons. He has ordinarily a Physical weakness o f the plant produces ridl * ° li‘ ^ ,B loumy “ "d light and the bleaching, and the blenched portions In rew lnslahCet o¥er six inches deep, w e unable to keep out the black-heart Wm deep paw in g is desirable, to u. . Imawitt. .............., , .................... ...... I often ruinous. The novice is tempted to rcrtHicr T est use too much water and nearly all, to say fo r the purpose o f determining the ef- tiie least of it, ore reckless in the applifects of different sources o f fertilizer upon ca(jon o f concentrated fertilizers to the celery, and In order to secure a. fertilizer |roots of growing plants, which In my adapted to Sanford conditions, a ferti­ I opinion Is n prime cause o f blight and liser test was made In co-operation with |other troubles. Mr. Dorner o f Sanford. In this test the It is true that, inexperienced us many most common sources o f the three ele­ I are, the percentage o f failures Is very ments were used. Tiie sources used to small, but the brilliant success should be­ •ecure pbosporic acid were bone meal, come the universal experience of oil. ■cid phosphate, and floats (untreated The newcomer will find our people ready phosphate rock). For sources o f to impart Information to any and all sub- Ever see a drunken man- trying to All a bottle with the bottom broken sot? U's « great waste, slid U looks mighty silly. But It's no'more foolish and no more wasteful than for a sober man to ex­ pect bis town, to All np with people and bubble orer with prosperity whan bs is continually pouring bia dollars Into tho wide world auUl&e THROUGH THE MAIL ORDER HOLE In tbs bob tom of bis boms town. CITY CIGAR STORE L -iS Best Line of Cigars and To ­ baccos in the City : Newspapers, Magazines MORAL: Patronize home Industries. « .- «J M* P. LIPE Telephone No. 60 * • * and Periodicals •7 ■ CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS �THE SANFORD HERALD MV-: ' PuMhhwl Every Saturday Montini at Sanford. Pia. R. ). Holly, Manaiinl Editor Subscription Price, *1.00 a Year In Advance Entered as mad nistur Au*ut^2nd. 1908. at the T o s t o » « at ^ under Act of Mitch 3 rd, 187w. Durham AdvertUlnS Company. Jacksonville. Fep\ reiewtiute* OfDcs rirst Ooor in ths BUhop Dlock. Flrlt Street Téléphoné No. 148. Where is the editor of the Sopchoppy pnperT •______ . The statement o f tho First National Bonk in this issue o f T he Herald s Bo w b a' great increase o f business for that in ­ n ir iw stitution. • If tiie land around Sanford continues Id move os 1| did this week there wlU be very little o f it for sale in n few M. months. The Sanford fc Everglades Railway is receiving favorable comment throughout the State and T he Herald is proud of the . fact that it is ono of our home enter1 prises, developed by home capital. without additional compensation, all legn matters for adjustment. To give one an idcH-trf th o -n p p ro x lm tn e ~ H m n ff"iiriiH f State by tho adoption o f this policy, it m ay b e ' mentioned that in 1007 Hon. W. S. Jenn,n$» received $16,000 for acting as such counsel, and last year his remunera­ tion amounted to $17,000, plus expenses. The people o f Florida mado no mistake when they elected Hon. Park Tiammell to the office o f attorney-general. His policy will always be toward the greatest good for the people. MOB STARTS TO BURN NEGRO Lakelan d S tir re d Up O ver A ssault On Y ou n g Lady Lakeland, Feb. 11.— Chnrlcs Crumley, the negro'nrrestcd on suspicion o f being the man who attempted to criminnlly assault Miss Irma Newell on last Tues­ day. was taken from tho Jail at Lqkcland yesterday by a mob o f one thousand men, bound to a stake, faggots heaped about his body and oil poured over the mass with the intention o f burning him. How­ ever. Sheriff John Logan, his brother Alonzo Logan, and Special Deputy E. A. Mullen pleaded for calm action, and the negro declaring he could prove an alibi, was spared. * ‘ ' . C rum ley was marched back to ja il and ADDITIONAL LOCALS at your The Royal Tailors Brand o f Clothing Mrs. H. P. Driver und daughter spent Wednesday In Orlnndo. You can get The Maryland Amusement Company w ill be in Sanford all next week. The "Lucky Sunfoni” signs are being posted this week and are attracting much attention. ARM OUR F or R ent— Eight room house, $20 per month. Enquire G14 Magnolia A vo. H. P. Driver has returned from Orlando where he received medical attention at the Church Home and Hospital. F E R T IL IZ E R S English Cabs, nil the rnge in go-carts, ot The Sanford Furniture Oo. Tw o long-haired evangelists represent­ ing the Israeiitc^church ore in the city making speeches ¡and distributing litera­ ture. A t The Park’s Show this afternoon the matinee bill w ill be “ The American Girl.” Tonight w ill be rendered the grdot drama, Tracey, The Outlaw." See the English Cabs, the In test things in go-carts, at The Sanford Furniture Co. Rev. J, B. Mitchell o f Orlando poised through Sanford Thursday cn route, to St. Augustine to deliver his famous lecture, "ThE.OId.ind NawSoutlu'-’J______ ___ _ • Armour Arn^our Armour Armour -Elsewhere in’ IhlS'lsstie js an able ar■- — — tidcupondeepening theclmnnel of the a-number o f proniiucui. ntcuJia.VC. akoin ~D rrO .“Vf:TCtTfg left y es renin r-for-Khtr*- — to prevent'any further attempt upon his Ht* Fife»™ mk ' Drive yOur Wagon into Sanforjl Call on C. H. Evans He can deliver any brand you want out of Our new Warehouse Without Delay— e*“» Blood, Bone .& Potash Celery Grower Vegetable— Practical TrucFeF ~ " • q r - a n y t u n e r ■ B r a t m - e r o i i m s t r y ' ----------- St. Johns from our able Congressman, mond, Vn. Mrs. King will nccompany Hon. Frank Clark. The editor o f T he life. Many armed men.ore in town. •Celebrated Fertilizers— him home from Virginln, where she hns Miss Newell declares that Crumley looks H erald intends to have _Frank make o been spending the past few months. Do you want Hardwoòd Ashes?________1------like tlnT-inan who attempted the crime, visit to Sanford nt tltc dose o f the pres­ Robert Dingley, who was formerly em ­ but is not certain.' Dried Blood. Sheep Manure, Blood an d Bone ent session and our people will then have A s soon as it was learned that the ne­ ployed as manager o f tiie City Restaurant, the pleasure o f hearing him upon tills Nitrate of Soda? gro hnd been arrested the mob surrounded is now employed ot the Melrose House. vita l question.__________________ _ the Jail and Marshal Skipper Was pounced DeLund, where he w ill gladly w eicem eall upon, the keys taken from him and the ids Sanford friends. The latest title for Sanford seems to negro was soon in the grasp o f the frantic have caught tho popular elioni. Editor Children’ s Dancing Class Howard o f the Reporter-Star lias the follow- mob. A chain was put around the vic­ Miss Gclslc Butt hnB opened n dancing tim ’s neck and he was dragged to the ’ lug: class in connection with her oilier class, scene of the crime. Here a pile o f wood First tho’ "Gate City," next the was heaped up and saturated with kero- Lessons will ho given on Wednesday and "Celery City," and now "Lucky Sanford." "W h a t’S inannm cT" Every­ pene and the negro led to it nmi com Saturday afternoons at three o ’clock, at thing, and niter all the changes we tnanded to confess, . l i e protested Ilia the Hotel Wilton. Terms,.two dollars for (W rite us) believe Uie Inst adopted is ilia most innocence, but tills doubtless would.have eight lessons. striking, : because the name o f the • "lucky town is indicated. Let her ind.no effect had not Er. Dunklin, the Drain and Ir rig a tio n M a teria l go at tliat— "Lucky Sanford.” girl’s grandfather, declared that he was CH A S . H. E V A N S , S a le s Agent, W e make special carload priccir on possitlvc the wrong man was about to be t—■ mixed sizes o f sewer pipe. 4 inch. 8 inch * Sanford, Florida * " Washington and Lincoln nrc the two punished. This with the resolute action ond larger sizes. Also second quality (Ask Him) names ond fames that America gave to o f Sheriff Logan, who nrrlvcd nt this mo­ pipes nt reduced, rates. See us before the world. Th ey,sh all not die. Each ment, induced the mob to allow the negro buying. Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. and Inspect the Ulickensderfer. T h e best year their hallowed memories are made to ngain be taken to jail! and most compact machiiieon theinorkctl T h e S u p r e m e of Excel­ the occasion of teaching th e.risin g gen­ Plano Tuning Wanted— Party to contract to furnish M rs. J. J. Cowan. eration true patriotism, love o f country, le n c e ¡s Next week W ade will work in Sanford engine wood on rack, for S. & E. railway. On W cdncsdcy evening. Feb. lOlh, a ‘ and n pure-hearted, blameless life. Not Orders sent to Pica will be n(tended to. A. P. Connelly. the only in our own beloved land are these large congregation assembled at F or S ale — Perfectly sound, gentle horse; names the rallying ones, o f nil liberty Methodist Church, to pay the last tribute Tiie present State Fair nt Tiimpn has lovers, but tho world has appropriated o f respect to the good woman whose exceeded all past records in attendance. Indy can drive; price reasonable. Good size and can work on farm. Also good them and modo them tier own. name heads tills notice. Mrs. Cowan was buggy nnd harness if horse is taken. Clay Tile F o r Sale. born in Volusia County,* Florida. She 22-3 . Box No. B. Lake Mary, Fin. was 40 years old when death claimed , Pniutkn Tile fur sale in any quonity. ItlE QUESTION Or ADAPTAIltl ITY, E xperienced Nurse— For information address ‘1Nurse.'1 Box 103, City. ISM In this issue under the head o f “ Vçice her on tho Olh. Stic tind been married , G. F. Sumi, Box .‘171 o f tiie People" is an article from the tibie to J. J. Cowan 27 years and six months. For rent or for sale— cash or terms— The fourteen counties which have large pen o f J. N. Whltner--upon "A d o p ta ­ Site was a devoted member o f the Metiw new cottage corner Highth strrct- nnd county displays nt the State Fair are nt Magnolia avenue. Four nice large rooms, bility.” It deals with tiie question of odist Church. She lived her religion. Tiie new people engaging in tiie trucking universal sentiment was. her life was tracting n great deal o f attention from kiten undhe hath. Occupancy about Feb. *»*—S. O. Sminiiolser, She leaves a husband, five visitors. business with no previous knowledge of enough. Phone 115 after 0 o'clock p. m. Florldn soil and clim ate and gives un ex­ daughters, one sister, one brother, with ■Thrlce-a-W cck W orld Shade Trees—Those wanting shade trees T h i s is P ro ve n True ample of liow G. C. Chamberlain made oilier relatives, and many friends to of any kind, such ns palmetto, magnolia, More alert, more thorough and more good tiiis year by surmounting all diffi­ mourn her departure. oak nnd maple, should see A. F. WestcrMrs. Cowan lias passed from mating us, fearless than ever. A President o f the culties ond d isplaying the grit and deter203*'V T j jirow... Box, mi nut ion that makes victory out of dc- hut it is an unspeakable comfort to tiie United States will lie sleeted this year. Who is lie mid who is the man whom he church, and ought to be a solace to the feat. For Salk—Lettuce plants. R. H. Muirdeeply affiicted husband and children, will beat! Nobody yet knows, bat the head. on Celery avenue. tiint she illustrated the doctrines of the Thrice-n-Week edition o f the New York WEATHER AS AN ASSET. Celery Plants— 15,000 very fine prick The Times-Union Short Talks man is Christian religion, nnd died testifying nil World will tell you every step and every bed plants for sale cheap. Jno. D. Jinkins, detail of wlint promises to be a campaign Corner o f French avenue nnd Third street. still harping on the Orlando weather re­ was well. of tire most ubsortilng Interest. It may May we nil meet again. Furnished Rooms tor Rent- Good location port and even attempts to drag in the not tell you wlint you hope, but it will tell only two dollars [>er week if taken at once. —A. E. H ouseholder . editor o f T he Herald in the following: Call at Herald office.. Sanford, Florida, Feb. 11th, '00. you whut is. The Tlirice-a-Week World Orlando Is very sensitive about tiie To Exchange: Northern business nnd weather report and takes the Timeslong ugo established n character for Im ­ Union to task about publishing ah er­ F o r S w e e t C h a rity’ s S oke partiality anil fearlessness In tiie publica­ residential property to exchange for San­ roneous statement regarding same. Tiie Charity Ball to tie given in Orlando tion of news, and this it will maintain. ford or vicinity vacant lots, orange grove or improved or unimproved celery land The Keporter-stur draws the mantle next Thursday, Feb. 18, promises to If you want the news as it really is, sub­ — A. W. Brown, box 820, Sanford, Fla. o f charity over the affair and ex ­ eclipse all former efforts in lids line. scribe to tiie Thrlce-a-Wcck edition o f the plains thnt while the Times-Union Wanted— Everyone to know that tiie stated Orlando to be as cold as JackThe CJiarity Bull is looked forward to each New York World, which comes to you ev- Ulickensderfer typewriter is the best on ' sonville they did not really mean to year by the people o f Orange county as cry-oiher dny except Sunday, and is thus, the m arket See them nt The Herald of­ say so. It is now up to the Tlmcsthe benefits go to tiie Church Home & practically a daily at the price of a weekly. fice. Unlon to pat Brother Howard on tiie hm-k nmi alt will h g p c n m m u l -niti«.Two) fdee-fumtshrtf rooms TO ffe nr* -Thrice-n-Wcrk~l mobiles in Orlando again. Sanford Jam es H arris. IN cflt. The ball is always a grand event I scription price is only $1 per year, nnd Herald, The fact o f the matter is, and this year will be no exception to the tills |>ay§ for 150 papers. W e ofTer this For Rent— Desk room second floor office. the Times-Union made no.sudi state­ ni,cI unequalled newspajier ami T iie Sanford Address Box 331. ment. It merely primer] the report Sanford is especially invited to nttend Herald together for fine year for 51.50. o f the local weather bureau, for which For Sal2—Good property, now bringing ‘ tr t r l r r no dr grrr-rrttiKrotii bio. a ml t Iw - lIi&.Chailty Ball nt Orlando on the 18tli. The regular subscription price o f the two twelve per cent interest on investment. statement which so exciter! the Or__________ —N. H. Garner, Sanford. papers Is T fZ T G ra tefu l t o S an ford People landultcs occurred In tliat. As a I or S ale — fay-Sliolcs l yjicwriter, in matter o f honor and good policy, tiie In a letter to T. J. Miller. W. H. Moor first-class order. W ill be sold cheap In­ Times-Union never tampers with the o f Atlanta expresses Ids gratitude for the quire nt Herald office. official reiKirta sent in to it. The InBoot- a n d Shoe Models the many acts o f kindness shown his w ife at Jonnaiion appeared under tiie sub­ J/JCa priiiiJqg.jon waziL acnd lt.ro T he the death nnd funeral services o f her fath­ head. "From Assistant Observer H erald office. First-class work guaran­ excellence h as reached its Hurd,” nud quotation marks a ppenred teed. er, Mr. Howland, feveral weeks ago. Mr. a t the beginning of-each paragraph. Moor slates that Ills w ife is very ill and Superior printing for ull purposes at T he supreme height. Now, wimt have Editors Howard and Chastity of unable to write and express her thanks, Ail Local A d vertisem en ts Under This Herald office. -----------------------Holly, who are newspnjMT men nnd H eading. One Cent a W o rd Each Issue but will do so whenever her condition im ­ should understand die meaning o f T horoughbred Eggs lor Hatching— White design, R ich n ess without proves. ___________________ sub-heads and quotation marks, to Wyandots, W hite Leghorns. Buff Leghorns, Fob Sale. Wood—Pine or oak. by car­ and Buff Rock. $1 for 15. A pply to J. F. sny o f their criticisms o f the TirnesHorsemen and sportsmen general who load; blocks or oihorwisa. W. B. Ballsr UnionT W e pause for a reply! Showiness, P la in n e ss without Ariol, Sanford. 20-G are at the State Fair agree that the raceAltamonte ^Springs, Floridu. No reply is needed from The Herald. . — Sound, gentle' horse, with Young man o f good character wishes good buggy and harness. Price feasonn- severity are to he found in Sanford has no kick coming from the meeting now in progress there is Uie best ever held In the South. employment in or near Sanford, Address weather reports or tiie weather itself, and nble. Horse can be driveh. or wbrkod on A . J.. Geneva, Flo. 24-2 farm. P. 0. Box 0. Lake Mury, Fla. 20-4 w e respectfully refer the ubove to our no other Shoe in greater P o p u la rity o f M e t t ln g c r s S to r e friend, Howurd, o f the Orlando Reporter j r K . H ettinger has received ten appU-1 ¡ongV*2m 't r o ^ w e r * ' S u n nicy E y ' * engine; ™ *** - -Star. ........ .1 abundance or excellence. -Ifcations from -ladies and gentlemen who |° " l y used for pleasure uno «efiSonrdhd Ts - Reason for selling. I wish to take a position in his stare. in llrst-olass repair. HONORABLE PARK TRAMMELL There is a reason, "o f course. Ask Mr. desire to buy a large boat. The sentinn you want O xfords, cal) and capacity Is eight people. .* Contractor and Builder A t a recent meeting o f the Internal Im­ *Mettinger. .____________________ P, B, Brantley. Clermont, Florida. provement Trustees Mr. Trammell offered see the line in Tan, Wine, W. C. T, U. Meeting. . I f It*» MULES you w a n t to E p lo w o r Will Furnish Estimates for any Building a resolution to the effect that as a major­ The February m eeting o f the W. a T. h a rro w , see Jam es H arris, ity o f the suits against tiie Board had been Repairs, Etc. Gun Metal, Kid an d Patent U. wlU be held in the Methodist Qiurch For Rent- T wo medium-sized front settled, and no great amount o f litigation next Tuesday at 3 p. ra. A ll members is now pending, the trustees should nyt im i" ? a'ifi.panlry’ up Apply at Leather,-at $3.50 and $4.00 501 Fourth street. und friends are requested to attend. em ploy a general counsel for the present Office at A. E . HUT. Lumber Yard If you want a first-class typewriter at year, but turn over to the attorney general. T he Herald's 'phone is No. 148. a moderate rice, call at TheHerald office Ask for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. m “Simplicity” m 71 I r ;c ,r— I El In Character In Manner — — In Style Patrician W ANTS J. tv •: F. S U N D E L L SANFORD, FLORIDA. D. L. Thrasher �PAG E S--PAR T II-. PAGES Ô TA 12 -»A- % /^V S ^A fPQ fiD — Lf/e is Worth Living Number 26 M SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1909 ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of “The Land of Flowers'* CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS gan kicking the beast in the ribs nnd retreated toward the door o i the cage, reaching it Just in timo to slum it shut Just as the lion made n spring. As it was, the anim al’s claws went between the bars o f the cage nnd left bad-looking scratches on the trainer's face. Contract has been let to J. J. Cain o i Columbia, S.C.,for the erection of the new building for the blind, deaf nnd dumb at St. Augustine. The bid was $67,427. COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY An Epitome o f the Week’s Moat Im­ A pineapple weighing ten pounds nnd Efficient S ta ff or Reporters Weekly portant Happenings In the Covers the Territory for hnving fifty-tw o crowns is a St. Lucie ex­ State's Domain. The Herald hibit at the Jacksonville fair. C. A . Killer A business deal was consummated this week at Pensacola between the Willinms Naval Stores Co. and The J. R. Saunders Co. for all the naval stores property, in— eluding tire yards and tanks at Pensacola. New Orleans, Chicago and St. Louis, the consldenition-bcIrTg-J5 OOrfiOO. was the grower. OVIEDO OCCURRENCES Florida East Const Ry. Bystem has bepn Sptclal correspondent to The llrrald. mnde Into two divisions. Northern head­ Mrs. Dr. Henry Foster, one o f our re g quarters at St. Augustine; Southern head­ ulnr winter visitors,Tins arrived from her quarters at Titusville. ~ Northern home to sixmd the “winter here and cscnptr rhe rigors of Die severe THEY FEAR FLORIDA CABBAGE weather now b ein g . ex p erien c ed -in -tlie -- At various pain U-in-Florida where Hon. slapped, tlurlog, BGutûür j. ¿p W-STatTBro#t&?tirnV"lrfcflrVeep JBGÏ&lpLÎ 3fxca«d JuD. -Wiil-be First Year the state fair. He reports that much t4 ^ **+ **+ + + + + **+ + *4 *4 > *+ + + interest is to be seen, although a good many exhibits nre not yet in place. With many people, however, the races seem to be the "most principalest” thing. From The lllre ld ’s Special Correspondent BV W TrtltfS Telephone * Mr*. D. B. W illiam s hits Rone to Hazel hurst, Ga„ to visit her mother for n few The cold-blooded cruelty of mankind is days, after which she will go t o o n A t responsible for the slaughter o f six inoffen­ Inntn hospital for an operation. Dr. W il sive girl kittens this weclf ns thier infantile limns will go up and be with her through bodies were discoverer} floating in the dark the ordeal. Their many friends will deep­ nnd turbid waters o f Pump Branch last. ly sympathize with them. Saturday. One can only Imagine the^ | The Indies of the Methodist church held a bazaar last Friday niglit in the room under the Masonic hull. A good many things were offered for sale, including pillnu, sandwiches, cake, coffee, home made carnlyi etc. There whs ti fine as­ sortment o f valentines and this table was ■presided'DVfef- by Miss Wanda Combs Alissca.JLutc WillieriuglAuv—ond_.lennie TDrnc’r had c lia tileof j f i c candyTaunh. most plensnnt time was had nnd some $40 was realized. Mrs. J. J. Combs was at the head o f the enterprise and she re ccivcd many compliments on the business like-way in which Its nffairs were con ducted. FROM MACARONI DELTA f feelings o f the mother cat as she realized that her feline offsprings were no more.' Gil Shisher went to the mourners'bench Inst Sunday, and got up nnd told o f n lot o f mean things he wanted forgl venessfor One lKing was he "threw four dead cats In Aleck Smoot’s, cistern two wcoka-ngo and everybody in cliprch got up nnd iorAlv?lium.b.UUHlC.~JIUi tllttA—iyas^vOccirr—-*-who-wewt-outeide nml waited Tor Gil aiiJ~~**' " gnvc him the durndcst licking he ever had. It's thought Aleck's conduct will much * discourage other sinqers from telling their cussed nctions. Reuben Glue has rented Ids two-room cottage on Plunkett avenue to Mosc Huffstetter and w ill move his fam ily into rooms over Gnbe Mullen's meat shop. Miss Mellissn Muggs, o f Bungalow Cor­ ners graced our town with her queenly presence last Saturday. She is canvassing for the sale o f |.id Musinrd's tapeworm remedies. ... "I1 remcinbcred, spent his winters here, own­ ing a beautiful home at Lake Charm P ric e s o f Old S to c k Down N ew York, Feb. 8.— Under heavy re­ He was n Christian gentleman o f sterling qualities nnd unblemished character. He The annual state encampment o f the ceipts of Florida new cabbage and a dull accomplished much good in Oviedo in Grand Arm y o f the Republic will he held demand, the market for old stock took to financial and spiritual way, ever ready in St. Petersburg, beginning Feb. 17th. It the toboggnn this week. Western New to lend n helping hiuid toward the adHardie D. Geiger, who is studying law York dealers sent liberal quantities of old - is advised that visiting comrades take vnnccmciit-and .upbuilding o i the com in Wake Forest College, North Carolina, stock in the market and prices declined advantage o f the railroad special rates to munity, and was beloved by all who ett 'dropped out of acliool a day or two la s : Tampa rather than try to secure other to $30(<i35 a ton. The volume in which Joyed the privilege of his acquaintance week, went oyer to Raleigh nnd took tiie Florida stock is arriving Inis inspired west­ rates, nnd companionship. lie erected the examination given hy the Supreme Court. ern New York shippers with fear that it is A negro named Bowninn, living in Pnnot good policy to hold the balance o f their Foster Memorial Chapel ut Lake Charm He passed with creditable marks, was lntka. blew his w ife's brains our during n cnbbngc any longer In expectation o f high­ untl during his lifetim e was a staunch admit ic'd to the bar and given a license quarrel last Saturday night. He then gave SI Lingcnfelter has bought n half ii^ " — er prices. The cold snap in Florida is ex ­ supporter o f the Methodist Church here, to practise In all courts in the state. himself up to the authorities. Dr. Foster also supixirted a large sani­ terest in Seth Perkins' two-cow dairy. However, lie will continue iu college for pected to curtail shipments for the next tarium in Clifton, New York— a refuge Hayward Summers. 13 years old. on only two weeks. Shorty Butt’s two girls wore short dresrat lenst n year and a half yet, doing work —■-------------------------------child., died at Largo this week from blood L a te arrivals o f Florida cnbbngc showed and haven of.rcsl for the ills o f afflicted with reference to a Bachelor of Law s de­ es nnd pink stockings nt the church social poisoning, the result o f a wound received tile effects o i frost. The damage was tloae humanity— where a great nnd noble work gree. "Colonel" Geiger’s friends here sin­ the other night nnd Were much gazed at. Amos Bolliver's hired g irl has. tendered from a toy riild. on the w ay here; otherwise the quality has been successfully carried on for yTOrs.' cerely congratulate him on the success he her resignation nnd nCcpted a position In Miss Taylor, an attractive young Indy Is achieving as a student o f luw. F, K, Purse,jhe young man whonttempt- was excellent. The stock moved slowly of Georgia is here, the guest o f Mr. and Bill Chcezum's fnmlly to do general houM* ed to commit suicide in Jacksonville last at $2 ('(2.50 a barrel crate. Th e demand The members o f the Uuptist chdrch had August by cutting the veins In his wrist, for red cabbage was inactive nnd sufficient Mrs. Henry McCall. ho]>ed that they couIiTTfnve~"iIie opening" work,— Shu c w iim of revolutionary - slock------A contingent of our-Northern friends service in the new church building next and has refused several offers o f marriage. and failed, has succeeded at last, having to absorb the offerings. Quotations were Boys will lie boys, hut them Blxler Ixtys have arrived to 8|>ciid the winter and ore day. However the doors and windows taken n large done o f arsenic Just - week $40((M 5. A few small lots of imported pleasantly domiciled nt Lake Cliurm, the nre |tositively devilish. They sheared .while stopping in Atlanta, have been delayed nnd lliu service will Danish red brought $20, Savunnah stock Aunt Mniuly Gulliver's horse's tnii Inst inimitable rendezvous of beauty and have to lie pnstixmed until the fourthr On Monday, Feb. 22, a party o f twenty moved slowly. In quality nnd appearance Sunday night nnd threw two dead cats in comfort. As yet we Imvc been unable to Sunday in (lie present month. By that Cnnadian girls jvill visit Florida to com­ it was inferior to the Florida offerings ascertain the names of all. but we notice time the building will have been fully Bill Joslyn's cistern. They need repri­ Prices were $ l.5 0r»2 a barrel crate. pare climatic notes and enjoy the beau­ manding. to suy the leust. The d?inAnd for this variety was dull witli pleasure among the representation completed and your correspondent is au­ ties of a Florida wintpr.our inevitable ¡tail welcome visitors, thorized to hereby iifvfte everybody, in­ .Skinny Jane Catkins ik suffering from and there were accumulations almost Senator Taliaferro is endeavoring to get devotees ¡it the "shrine" of Florida cli­ cluding peoplo of contiguous communities nervous constipation and bilious liver,. every day.— Produce News. an appropriation o f $20,000 from Con­ Si Blizzard's two-year-old twins wore mate, I)r. Kinney anti daughter of New to attend tbe opening service. This gress to boused fur theconstruction,'equip­ The Royal Hungarian O rchestra York State. building will lie one o f the handsomest thier first long pants Jast Sunday and look­ Sanford people uml their visitors will be ment and maintenance o f schools for Scjn-' E. Y. Mnllory. n prominent citizen- of and most up-to-dnie village churches iu ed quite comical. The little fellows seem­ offered a~rare treat on next Wednesday Macon, Gu., uml wife, arrived Inst week. inole Indian youth. "*•' Florida, having baptistry, Sunday school ed to realize that they hud got past the — P, F-. Jenkins, the n ew ly appointed en­ niglit « t the opera house. The Royal Hun­ Mr. Mallory Is an ardcnF sportsman, and moms, a prayer meeting room nnd an un­ colicky stage o f thier existence. gineer for the Evcrglndcs drainage work garian Orchestra is one o f the finest or­ every winter comes down to enjoy the usually plensing auditorium. The loca­ Tiie Knights nnd Ladies uf Jumping has been looking the situation over in the chestras in this country, being comtxised excellent hunting and ffsliing afforded tion is bath central mid beautiful. Our Jesik*is society held thier monthly crap vicinity of Miami, preparatory to pushing of thoroughly com|ietent musicians. S ev­ here, Baptist friends anil the whole community shooting festival last Friday night und tiie eral o f tliis company have been connected the work from that point.' Mrs. B. F. Wheeler visited her sister. have just cause to feel proud of this fine winnings will go toward buying n hemp with the greater symphony orchestras, Mrs. Carter, in Sanford, for several days car|x:t for their new hall. i • B. M. Beams o f Lake Magdalene section new building. Much credit Is due Rev both in tiiis country and in Europe. This last week Mose Stuckineycr shelled his seed corn near Tampa, exhibited ri|»e peaches in K. N. Cate, who bus charge o f the work orchestra won the first prize mcdnl in In the Foster Memorial Chu|>el at Luke Mr. Gate is ii skilled mechanic nnd nil of yesterday,----- ---------- -¡—----------- -----------— that city last w cek^_They w ere grown on competition with many'others ¡it the" Cm Charm Sunday afternoon services were Buck Swcezy is going to write comic In s Ironic place and were o f good flnvor. the work from foundation to finish is first luinhian exposition. items for the Bungalow Corners Cyclone. held and well attended. An eminent Mr. Ucurss had a few ripe - peaches iu class in every resjiecl. Louis Lipski, the conductor, is one o f the divine of Canandaigua, N. Y., who Is Buck can do it all right for he's a regular January. s— uldest teachers in tile country, lie bus spending the winter here, occupied the cut-up. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ' Dr. James H. Randolph tins been ap­ appeared before the King of England and pulpit and favored the congregation with Special Correspondence tti Ttio llrcald. Absalom Skinner called on Becky Clinopointed chief physician o f the Stale insane other royal personages. an able sermon replete with rhetoric' anti Mr. and Mrs. James Luughlin, 3rd, of feltcr last Sunday nfternoon and was in ­ Asylum In place o f Dr. R. L. Coodbreud .The New York Hernklsuys: "Tospenk logic— truly a pleasing and convincing Zcllwood, their winter home, were nt the vited to sluy for supper. Absalom stayed who has tendered his resignation, to take of the playing uf the Royal Hungarian Or­ address—a product which can only em a­ ‘A ltam onte" a few days last week, guests quite a while after, we guess. effect April L* chestra in such terms of praise as it de­ nate from the fertile resources o f a high­ o f Mrs^Tabrahom, . Clemunthy Slocum is inking treatment "* The Unitarians o f Jacksonville have just serves would be to use expressions thnt fur warts nnjl freckles. ly educated and polished gentleman Late arrivals at the "A lto m o n te" were completed nnd dedicated a house o f wor have the appearance of extravagance. If We noticed with Cyrentis Hybnrger's wall-eyed son pleasure tastefully Mr. Edward Anthony, Bostoh. Mass., Mrs. ship. the general public knew how seldom mu­ grouped around the altar, several or­ F. I). Larubee, Kenneth, McCulloch, Min­ eloped with one Of Zekc Slusher's spindleThe Merchants' nnd Miners' Transporta­ sical performances merit unqualified praise chids, fine apccinicns from the gardens neapolis, Minn., James Colder, Jr.. Mont- shanked girls Inst Sunday nnd went to tion Co. of Ballimqre, Md., is to improve it would appreciate how great n pleasure of T. L. Mead, who takes great pleasure cluir, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Glllespcr, Trilby on their honeymoon trip, where its Jacksonville service by new steamers is afforded the musical reviewer in listen­ In tltc propagation of these, beautiful Miss Gillespcr, Woodhaveu, K. I., J. B. they have rich relations.' ing to efforts that merit only approval. and wharfage, The ininlcrs on the Mnccuronl Bungflowers. The entire community hopes for llallctt and wife. Bridge|xirt, Conn. Mr, The orchestra will be the third number a continuation of these delightful ser- Hillicit is one o f the liest known liuaimoa» gum cr fltmek ygfllt-Ttlay because Editor-------Auto races o n . Daytona beach will be men in that city, hnving established the Steve Baxter wds wearing a pair of non­ "tlFtfl In March, commencing about the 22d. oi the High School Lyceum course. Those vices on the Sabbath. who have season tickets may take them first house in Bridgejiorl fur handling union made trousers. Steve liasiTt got Wm. S. Jordan has purchased for $20,to Newlan's drug store, where scats will Chicago dressed beef— about thirty yenrs but one pair of breeches' nnd lie says he'll APOPKA ITEMS 000 the Dewhurst homestead o f some 400 be reserved free. General admission, 50c; Special Correspondent« to The Herald : ago, but remains manager fur the com­ IliBunionize Ills office before tie'll buy a acres near Ortega. It will he divided into new |xiir. * reserved seats, 75c. School pupils, gen­ Mrs. F. G. Connell and her daughter. pany. building lots and put on the market. Sum Dingman's new milch cow was eral admission. 35c; reserved seats. 50c. Mrs. Annie Cummings, o f Oakland were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Ely. of Gran­ A new W esleyan Memorial church is The performance will begin promptly ut hurled into eternity by a Sanford & here recently visiting relatives. ville, N. 11., urc also guests o f the A lta ­ being built in A tlanta on the site o f the 8:30 o'clock. verglmles ta r Inst week anil her threemonte. Mr. Ely is ngenl for the Colum­ Miss Keeling, o f Leesburg is the charm-oW-edifice, at a cust-trf-about -W OO,000. weeks-old calf is being brought up on u tng-guest of-her fiinftd. Miss.NellkJiYjliiim, bia Manufacturing Company. Woodmen o f the World, jurisdiction V, bottler—It-t»tusen o n e * sympathies to-see-— F7F7 Davis o f Uuenn Cot loge s p e iilT T A rrival and D eparture o f Mulls Messrs. Cunningham and Bird are now of Florida, w ill hold their annual conven­ few days Inst week with his interesting the infantile cowiet trying to obtain Effective November Fifteenth. loiiig the East Const. They may extend tion in Tampa during March. This is the Arrive From family. Mr. Davis is one o f Florida's live nourishment In sucii a modern way. North..........7 00 n, m.. 2 03 p. in., 5 40 p. m. their trip to Cuba and return to Apopkn first convention under the new jurisdiction — HAYRUnt. business men. South.............................. 7 00 ■. iu.. 2 33 p. oi. Tampa only.......... ...... ,..............It 33 a, tn. via Tumpa pad the state fair. organization. Tbe Altam onte Improvement Associa­ Titusville blanch rrvrtTn# 00 ». <0-, ¡¿AO 0- «V Gillon McClure was over from Sanford Oviedo branch ................. 10 30 «. in. tion is pine strnwing the road at Palm Fritz Johnson, 33 years o f age, was run Recent Florid a f Ires Trilby branch..... ............7 00 a. m., 1 10 p. m. litis week on a visit to his imrents, Mr. over by a street car in Tnmpa Inst Satur­ Springs, a distance of about three miles, Tu» arcs branch.............................I 52 p m. Two cottages in West Tamixi were de­ and Mrs. 11. II. McClure. He reports the which will be highly appreciated hy visi­ stroyed last Friday. Loss, $2,000. day and was so badly injured that lie died Leave For North.............................. 2 52 p m.. 0 00 p. m. celery crop us beginning to move now in a few minutes. He was trying to avoid tors to that resort, which bus become South........ 1 83 p m..:9 30 p m . U 00 p. m A cottage belonging to Judge W. Harris Titusville branch... __ U OO a. tn.. 2 23 p. in. pretty rapidly.' Prices ore good. The quite famous silica tbe discovery of the nt Williston was burned last week, owing •wo approaching teams when he was struck Oviedo branch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3(1 p. m. McClure brothers, A. J. Lovell and Harry TtUby branch..................1 45 p. m . 0 OO p, m. medicinal qualities aud the beautiful by die car. He leaves four children bea defective flue. Tavarea branch..............6 40 a. ro . 2 23 j>. m. Witherington comprising, the A|>opka con­ tropical scenery. C. G. Justice, who owns rereft o f parents, the mother having died Branch train! dally eicrpt Sunday; othan dally. A burn and contents belonging tn T, if. A dally eiprcs* pouch received from Tampa at tingent in the Celery City, ull have a palatial winter home, and is extensive­ Wlckens o f Coleman was. burned recently, *cw months ago. The motonnnn nnd 11 53 a. ro prospect of doing well this season. Chas. F Ha m !*», Postmaster ly Interested it) fruit culture, is president entailing a loss o f sercn il hundred dollars conductor o f . the cyr were arrested, but -------It. C HASUW. A U T m in u t e r . MU* Waiuiu Combs is at Coleman pre-. o f -1 lie liiipruvamsM Association and the partially covw sd by iasurane*. - ......— , - gave bail. - T h e remains o f the dead man paring the young people o f that com­ prime mover in the improvements in and were sent to Plant City for burial. J. I. Stanford's home in Live Oak was Surrey for Sale munity for u W. C. T. U. medal contest ubout Altam onte. destroyed Teh. 7lh. Mr. Stanford wus Tampa’s fire chief now speeds to fires W e have a new $123,00 one-horse surrey Miss Combs berseff luis received quite a quite badly burned In saving his family; in an automobile recently bought for tbe that has only been used one munth,whlch Lawn Mpwers number o f medals in such contests on Loss estim ated at $3,000; Insured for department. w e offer for $7fi.00. Special price# to reduce stock. If you * eg account of her proficiency in elocution, $ 1,000 . —Saniokd Carriage Works. Morris, the lion tamer now performing 22lf [n fact, she has has received so many want a good mower at a low price, now is at the state fair, had a narrow escape from medals that she might well be called the time to buy. Also good stock of Just Received Potato Barrels death tit« other day. He went Into the scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes. The Lady of tbe Decoration." The largest line o f sporting goods ever 35c F, O, U. here. cage of Reo, the big lion, to feed hlpi raw Harry J. Wilson. Rev. J. D. Geiger spent part o f last received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting Huntington Mills L Cooperage Co., •neat Reo was In an ugly mood and T he H erald's' ' phone is No. 148. clothing, etc. Harry J. Wilson, Huntington, Flo. week In Tampa and while there visited Wouldn’t partake of the meat. Morris be- 2 5 -if to the state he has been welcomed by large gatherings o f people, .who listened to his words with rapt attention. ,I > .'V kW •nr* d á flita i 'A.: iifc* V,Í % i »j-* : i *-»■ V ; * ft’ Ü P ? 3$$» fi ¥ 1 ,‘ i j f c • .YVrj; m m • » <ira is À « fl ------- ; i -*■ •a VjJjm ■ I.i» n■-..iliI-ßNlipi.TI M l I I* l i i t 'T '- f Í » :s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 13, 1909; <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/90a2f7465dfc4430e7777084cb5b3488.pdf 772d05184abeee1b77d1cb1811c8cd98 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD MV-: ' PuMhhwl Every Saturday Montini at Sanford. Pia. R. ). H olly, M anaiinl Editor Subscription Price, * 1.00 a Year In Advance Entered as mad nistur Au*ut^2nd. 1908. at the T o s t o » « at ^ under Act of M itch 3rd, 187w. Durham AdvertUlnS Company. Jacksonville. Fep- \ reiewtiute* OfDcs rirst Ooor in ths BUhop Dlock. F lrlt Street Téléphoné No. 148. Where is the editor of the Sopchoppy pnperT •______ . The statement o f tho First National Bonk in this issue o f T he Herald s Bo w b a' great increase o f business for that in ­ n ir iw stitution. • If tiie land around Sanford continues I d move os 1| did this week there wlU be very little o f it for sale in n few M. Ht* Fife»™ mk ' months. The Sanford fc Everglades Railway is receiving favorable comment throughout the State and T he Herald is proud of the . fact that it is ono of our home enter1 prises, developed by home capital. without additional compensation, all legn matters for adjustment. To give one an idcH-trf th o -n p p ro x lm tn e ~ H m n ff"iiriiH f State by tho adoption o f this policy, it m ay b e ' mentioned that in 1007 Hon. W. S. Jenn,n$» received $16,000 for acting as such counsel, and last year his remunera­ tion amounted to $17,000, plus expenses. The people o f Florida mado no mistake when they elected Hon. Park Tiammell to the office o f attorney-general. His policy will always be toward the greatest good for the people. MOB STARTS TO BURN NEGRO Lakelan d S tir re d Up O ver A ssault On Y ou n g Lady Lakeland, Feb. 11.— Chnrlcs Crumley, the negro'nrrestcd on suspicion o f being the man who attempted to criminnlly assault Miss Irma Newell on last Tues­ day. was taken from tho Jail at Lqkcland yesterday by a mob o f one thousand men, bound to a stake, faggots heaped about his body and oil poured over the mass with the intention o f burning him. How­ ever. Sheriff John Logan, his brother Alonzo Logan, and Special Deputy E. A. Mullen pleaded for calm action, and the negro declaring he could prove an alibi, was spared. * ‘ ' . C ru m le y was marched back to ja il and ADDITIONAL LO CALS at your The Royal Tailors Brand o f Clothing Mrs. H. P. Driver und daughter spent Wednesday In Orlnndo. You can get The Maryland Amusement Company w ill be in Sanford all next week. ARM OUR The "Lucky Sunfoni” signs are being posted this week and are attracting much attention. F or R e n t — Eight room house, $20 per month. Enquire G14 Magnolia A vo. F E R T IL IZ E R S H. P. Driver has returned from Orlando where he received medical attention at the Church Home and Hospital. English Cabs, nil the rnge in go-carts, ot The Sanford Furniture Oo. Tw o long-haired evangelists represent­ ing the Israeiitc^church ore in the city making speeches ¡and distributing litera­ ture. A t The Park’s Show this afternoon the matinee bill w ill be “ The American Girl.” Tonight w ill be rendered the grdot drama, Tracey, The Outlaw." • Drive yOur W agon into Sanforjl Call on C. H. Evans He can deliver any brand you want out of Our new Warehouse W ithoute*“»Delay— Armour Blood, Bone .& Potash Arn^our Celery Grower See the English Cabs, the In test things in go-carts, at The Sanford Furniture Co. Armour Vegetable— Rev. J, B. Mitchell o f Orlando poised through Sanford Thursday cn route, to St. Augustine to deliver his famous lecture, "ThE.OId.ind NawSoutlu'-’J______ ___ _ - Armour Practical TrucFeF ~ -Elsewhere in’ IhlS'lsstie js an able ar■- — — tid cu p o n d eep e n in g th eclm n n el o f the a-number o f proniiucui. ntcuJia.VC. akoin ~ D rr O .“Vf:TCtTfg left y es renin r-for-Khtr*- — St. Johns from our able Congressman, to prevent'any further attempt upon his mond, Vn. Mrs. King will nccompany life. Many armed men.ore in town. Hon. Frank Clark. The editor o f T he him home from Virginln, where she hns Miss Newell declares that Crumley looks H erald intends to have _Frank make o been spending the past few months. like tlnT-inan who attempted the crime, visit to Sanford nt tltc dose o f the pres­ Robert Dingley, who was formerly em ­ ent session and our people will then have but is not certain.' ployed as manager o f tiie City Restaurant, A s soon as it was learned that the ne­ the pleasure o f hearing him upon tills is now employed ot the Melrose House. gro hnd been arrested the mob surrounded vita l question.__________________ _ DeLund, where he w ill gladly w eicem eall the Jail and Marshal Skipper Was pounced ids Sanford friends. upon, the keys taken from him and the The latest title for Sanford seems to have caught tho popular elioni. Editor negro was soon in the grasp o f the frantic Children’ s Dancing Class Howard o f the Reporter-Star lias the follow- mob. A chain was put around the vic­ Miss Gclslc Butt hnB opened n dancing tim ’s neck and he was dragged to the ’ lug: class in connection with her oilier class, scene of the crime. Here a pile o f wood First tho’ "Gate City," next the was heaped up and saturated with kero- Lessons will ho given on Wednesday and "Celery City," and now "Lucky Sanford." "W h a t’S inannm cT" Every­ pene and the negro led to it nmi com Saturday afternoons at three o ’clock, at thing, and niter all the changes we tnanded to confess, . l i e protested Ilia the Hotel Wilton. Terms,.two dollars for (W rite us) believe Uie Inst adopted is ilia most innocence, but tills doubtless would.have eight lessons. striking, : because the name o f the • "lucky town is indicated. Let her ind.no effect had not Er. Dunklin, the Drain and Ir rig a tio n M a teria l go at tliat— "Lucky Sanford.” girl’s grandfather, declared that he was W e make special carload priccir on possitlvc the wrong man was about to be t—■ mixed sizes o f sewer pipe. 4 inch. 8 inch Washington and Lincoln nrc the two punished. This with the resolute action ond larger sizes. Also second quality names ond fames that America gave to o f Sheriff Logan, who nrrlvcd nt this mo­ pipes nt reduced, rates. See us before the world. Th ey,sh all not die. Each ment, induced the mob to allow the negro buying. Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. and Inspect the Ulickensderfer. T h e best year their hallowed memories are made to ngain be taken to jail! and most compact machiiieon theinorkctl the occasion of teaching th e.risin g gen­ Plano Tuning Wanted— Party to contract to furnish M rs. J. J. Cowan. eration true patriotism, love o f country, Next week W ade will work in Sanford engine wood on rack, for S. & E. railway. On W cdncsdcy evening. Feb. lOlh, a ‘ and n pure-hearted, blameless life. Not Orders sent to Pica will be n(tended to. A. P. Connelly. the only in our own beloved land are these large congregation assembled at F or S ale — Perfectly sound, gentle horse; names the rallying ones, o f nil liberty Methodist Church, to pay the last tribute Tiie present State Fair nt Tiimpn has lovers, but tho world has appropriated o f respect to the good woman whose exceeded all past records in attendance. Indy can drive; price reasonable. Good size and can work on farm. Also good them and modo them tier own. name heads tills notice. Mrs. Cowan was buggy nnd harness if horse is taken. Clay Tile F o r Sale. born in Volusia County,* Florida. She 22-3 . Box No. B. Lake Mary, Fin. was 40 years old when death claimed , Pniutkn Tile fur sale in any quonity. ItlE QUESTION Or ADAPTAIltl ITY, E xperienced Nurse— For information address ‘1Nurse.'1 Box 103, City. ISM In this issue under the head o f “ Vçice her on tho Olh. Stic tind been married , G. F. Sumi, Box .‘171 o f tiie People" is an article from the tibie to J. J. Cowan 27 years and six months. For rent or for sale— cash or terms— The fourteen counties which have large pen o f J. N. Whltner--upon "A d o p ta ­ Site was a devoted member o f the Metiw new cottage corner Highth strrct- nnd county displays nt the State Fair are nt Magnolia avenue. Four nice large rooms, bility.” It deals with tiie question of odist Church. She lived her religion. Tiie new people engaging in tiie trucking universal sentiment was. her life was tracting n great deal o f attention from kiten undhe hath. Occupancy about Feb. *»*—S. O. Sminiiolser, She leaves a husband, five visitors. business with no previous knowledge of enough. Phone 115 after 0 o'clock p. m. Florldn soil and clim ate and gives un ex­ daughters, one sister, one brother, with ■Thrlce-a-W cck W orld Shade Trees—Those wanting shade trees ample of liow G. C. Chamberlain made oilier relatives, and many friends to of any kind, such ns palmetto, magnolia, More alert, more thorough and more good tiiis year by surmounting all diffi­ mourn her departure. oak nnd maple, should see A. F. WestcrMrs. Cowan lias passed from mating us, fearless than ever. A President o f the culties ond d isplaying the grit and deter203*'V T j jirow... Box, mi nut ion that makes victory out of dc- hut it is an unspeakable comfort to tiie United States will lie sleeted this year. Who is lie mid who is the man whom he church, and ought to be a solace to the feat. For Salk—Lettuce plants. R. H. Muirdeeply affiicted husband and children, will beat! Nobody yet knows, bat the head. on Celery avenue. tiint she illustrated the doctrines of the Thrice-n-Week edition o f the New York WEATHER AS AN ASSET. Celery Plants— 15,000 very fine prick The Times-Union Short Talks man is Christian religion, nnd died testifying nil World will tell you every step and every bed plants for sale cheap. Jno. D. Jinkins, detail of wlint promises to be a campaign Corner o f French avenue nnd Third street. still harping on the Orlando weather re­ was well. of tire most ubsortilng Interest. It may May we nil meet again. Furnished Rooms tor Rent- Good location port and even attempts to drag in the not tell you wlint you hope, but it will tell only two dollars [>er week if taken at once. —A. E. H ouseholder . editor o f T he H e r a ld in the following: Call at Herald office.. Sanford, Florida, Feb. 11th, '00. you whut is. The Tlirice-a-Week World Orlando Is very sensitive about tiie To Exchange: Northern business nnd weather report and takes the Timeslong ugo established n character for Im ­ Union to task about publishing ah er­ F o r S w e e t C h a rity’ s S oke partiality anil fearlessness In tiie publica­ residential property to exchange for San­ roneous statement regarding same. Tiie Charity Ball to tie given in Orlando tion of news, and this it will maintain. ford or vicinity vacant lots, orange grove or improved or unimproved celery land The Keporter-stur draws the mantle next Thursday, Feb. 18, promises to If you want the news as it really is, sub­ — A. W. Brown, box 820, Sanford, Fla. o f charity over the affair and ex ­ eclipse all former efforts in lids line. scribe to tiie Thrlce-a-Wcck edition o f the plains thnt while the Times-Union Wanted— Everyone to know that tiie stated Orlando to be as cold as JackThe CJiarity Bull is looked forward to each New York World, which comes to you ev- Ulickensderfer typewriter is the best on ' sonville they did not really mean to year by the people o f Orange county as cry-oiher dny except Sunday, and is thus, the m arket See them nt The Herald of­ say so. It is now up to the Tlmcsthe benefits go to tiie Church Home & practically a daily at the price of a weekly. fice. Unlon to pat Brother Howard on tiie hm-k n m i a lt w ill h g p c n m m u l - n it i«.Two) fdee-fumtshrtf rooms TO f fe nr* -Thrice-n-Wcrk~l mobiles in Orlando again. Sanford Jam es H arris. cflt. The ball is always a grand event I scription price is only $1 per year, nnd Herald, The fact o f the matter is, and this year will be no exception to the tills |>ay§ for 150 papers. W e ofTer this For Rent— Desk room second floor office. the Times-Union made no.sudi state­ ni,cI unequalled newspajier ami T iie Sanford Address Box 331. ment. It merely primer] the report Sanford is especially invited to nttend Herald together for fine year for 51.50. o f the local weather bureau, for which For Sal2—Good property, now bringing ‘ tr t r l r r no dr grrr-rrttiKrotii bio. a ml t Iw - lIi&.Chailty Ball nt Orlando on the 18tli. The regular subscription price o f the two twelve per cent interest on investment. statement which so exciter! the Or__________ —N. H. Garner, Sanford. papers Is T fZ T G ra tefu l t o S an ford People landultcs occurred In tliat. As a I or S ale — fay-Sliolcs l yjicwriter, in matter o f honor and good policy, tiie In a letter to T. J. Miller. W. H. Moor first-class order. W ill be sold cheap In­ Times-Union never tampers with the o f Atlanta expresses Ids gratitude for the quire nt Herald office. official reiKirta sent in to it. The Inmany acts o f kindness shown his w ife at Jonnaiion appeared under tiie sub­ J/JCa priiiiJqg.jon waziL acnd lt.ro T he the death nnd funeral services o f her fath­ head. "From Assistant Observer H erald office. First-class work guaran­ Hurd,” nud quotation marks a ppenred teed. er, Mr. Howland, feveral weeks ago. Mr. a t the beginning of-each paragraph. Moor slates that Ills w ife is very ill and Superior printing for ull purposes at T he Now, wimt have Editors Howard and unable to write and express her thanks, Ail Local A d vertisem en ts Under This Herald office. -----------------------Holly, who are newspnjMT men nnd H eading. One Cent a W o rd Each Issue but will do so whenever her condition im ­ should understand die meaning o f T horoughbred Eggs lor H atching— W hite proves. ___________________ sub-heads and quotation marks, to Wyandots, W hite Leghorns. Buff Leghorns, Fob Sale. Wood—Pine or oak. by car­ and Buff Rock. $1 for 15. A pply to J. F. sny o f their criticisms o f the TirnesHorsemen and sportsmen general who load; blocks or oihorwisa. W. B. Ballsr UnionT W e pause for a reply! Ariol, Sanford. 20-G Altamonte ^Springs, Floridu. No reply is needed from The Herald. are at the State Fair agree that the race. — Sound, gentle' horse, with Young man o f good character wishes good buggy and harness. Price feasonnSanford has no kick coming from the meeting now in progress there is Uie best ever held In the South. employment in or near Sanford, Address weather reports or tiie weather itself, and nble. Horse can be driveh. or wbrkod on A . J.. Geneva, Flo. 24-2 farm. P. 0. Box 0. Lake Mury, Fla. 20-4 w e respectfully refer the ubove to our P o p u la rity o f M e t t ln g c r s S to r e friend, Howurd, o f the Orlando Reporter j r K . H ettinger has received ten appU-1 ¡ongV*2m 't r o ^ w e r * ' S u n nicy E y ' * engine; ™ *** - -Star. ........ .1 cations from -ladies and gentlemen who |° " l y used for pleasure uno «efiSonrdhd Ts - Reason for selling. I wish to take a position in his stare. in llrst-olass repair. HONORABLE P A R K TRAMMELL There is a reason, "o f course. Ask Mr. desire to buy a large boat. The sentinn capacity Is eight people. .* A t a recent meeting o f the Internal Im­ *Mettinger. .____________________ P, B, B r a n t l e y . Clermont, Florida. provement Trustees Mr. Trammell offered W. C. T, U. M e e tin g . . I f It*» MULES you w a n t to E p lo w o r Will Furnish Estimates for any Building a resolution to the effect that as a major­ The February m eeting o f the W. a T. h a rro w , see Jam es H arris, ity o f the suits against tiie Board had been Repairs, Etc. U. wlU be held in the Methodist Qiurch For Rent- T wo medium-sized front settled, and no great amount o f litigation next Tuesday at 3 p. ra. A ll members is now pending, the trustees should nyt im i" ? a'ifi.panlry’ up Apply a t 501 Fourth street. und friends are requested to attend. em ploy a general counsel for the present Office at A. E. HUT. Lumber Yard If you want a first-class typewriter at year, but turn over to the attorney general. The Herald's 'phone is No. 148. a moderate rice, call at TheHerald office " •qr-any tuner ■Bratm -er o iim s try '------ •Celebrated Fertilizers— Do you want Hardwoòd Ashes?______ 1-----Dried Blood. Sheep Manure, Blood and Bone Nitrate of Soda? Ask for it, We have it WORKS THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER Jacksonville, Fla. m m 71 I r ;c ,r— I El CH AS. H. E V A N S , Sales Agent, * Sanford, Florida * " (Ask Him) T h e S u p r e m e of Excel­ le n c e ¡s “Simplicity” In Character In Manner — — In Style T h i s i s P r o v e n True IN Patrician W ANTS Boot-and Shoe Models the excellence h as reached its supreme height. Chastity of design, Richness without Showiness, Plainness without severity are to he found in no other Shoe in J. F. S U N D E L L Contractor and Builder greater abundance or excellence. -If- you want Oxfords, cal) and see the line in Tan, Wine, tv •: Gun Metal, Kid and Patent Leather,-at $3.50 and $4.00 SANFORD, FLORIDA. D. L. Thrasher �PAGES--PART II-. PAGES Ô TA 12 -»A- % /^V S^AfPQfiD— Lf/e is Worth Living Number 26 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1909 ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of “The Land of Flowers'* CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS gan kicking the beast in the ribs nnd retreated toward the door o i the cage, reaching it Just in timo to slum it shut Just as the lion made n spring. As it was, the anim al’s claws went between the bars o f the cage nnd left bad-looking scratches on the trainer's face. Contract has been let to J. J. Cain o i Columbia, S.C.,for the erection of the new building for the blind, deaf nnd dumb at St. Augustine. The bid was $67,427. An Epitom e o f th e W e e k ’s M o a t Im ­ A pineapple weighing ten pounds nnd p o rta n t Happenings In th e hnving fifty-tw o crowns is a St. Lucie ex­ S ta te 's Domain. hibit at the Jacksonville fair. C. A . Killer A business deal was consummated this was the grower. week at Pensacola between the Willinms Florida East Const Ry. Bystem has bepn Naval Stores Co. and The J. R. Saunders Co. for all the naval stores property, in- mnde Into two divisions. Northern head­ — eluding tire yards and tanks at Pensacola. quarters at St. Augustine; Southern head­ ~ New Orleans, Chicago and St. Louis, the quarters at Titusville. consldenition-bcIrTg-J5 OOrfiOO. -- At various pain U-in-Florida where Hon. slapped,tlurlog, BGutûür THEY FEAR FLORIDA CABBAGE j. ¿p COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY E fficien t S t a ff o r R e p o rte rs W eek ly C o vers the T e r r ito r y fo r The Herald OVIEDO OCCURRENCES Sptclal correspondent to The llrrald. Mrs. Dr. Henry Foster, one o f our re g ulnr winter visitors,Tins arrived from her Northern home to sixmd the “winter here and cscnptr rhe rigors of Die severe weather now b ein g . ex p erien c ed -in -tlie JBGÏ&lpLÎ 3fxca«d JuD. -Wiil-be M F irst Y e a r the state fair. He reports that much t4 ^ **+ **+ + + + + **+ + *4 *4 > *+ + + interest is to be seen, although a good FROM MACARONI DELTA f many exhibits nre not yet in place. With | many people, however, the races seem to be the "most principalest” thing. Mr*. D. B. W illiam s hits Rone to Hazel hurst, Ga„ to visit her mother for n few days, after which she will go t o o n A t Inntn hospital for an operation. Dr. W il limns will go up and be with her through the ordeal. Their many friends will deep­ ly sympathize with them. The Indies of the Methodist church held a bazaar last Friday niglit in the room under the Masonic hull. A good many things were offered for sale, including pillnu, sandwiches, cake, coffee, home made carnlyi etc. There whs ti fine as­ sortment o f valentines and this table was ■presided'DVfef- by Miss Wanda Combs Alissca.JLutc WillieriuglAuv—ond_.lennie TDrnc’r had c lia tileof j f i c candyTaunh. most plensnnt time was had nnd some $40 was realized. Mrs. J. J. Combs was at the head o f the enterprise and she re ccivcd many compliments on the business like-way in which Its nffairs were con ducted. F rom The l l l r e l d ’s S p ecial C o rre s p o n d e n t BV W T r tltfS T elep h on e * The cold-blooded cruelty of mankind is responsible for the slaughter o f six inoffen­ sive girl kittens this weclf ns thier infantile bodies were discoverer} floating in the dark nnd turbid waters o f Pump Branch last. Saturday. One can only Imagine the^ feelings o f the mother cat as she realized that her feline offsprings were no more.' Gil Shisher went to the mourners'bench Inst Sunday, and got up nnd told o f n lot o f mean things he wanted forgl venessfor One lKing was he "threw four dead cats In Aleck Smoot’s, cistern two wcoka-ngo and everybody in cliprch got up nnd iorAlv?lium.b.UUHlC.~JIUi tllttA—iyas^vOccirr—-*-who-wewt-outeide nml waited Tor Gil aiiJ~~**' " gnvc him the durndcst licking he ever had. It's thought Aleck's conduct will much * discourage other sinqers from telling their cussed nctions. Reuben Glue has rented Ids two-room cottage on Plunkett avenue to Mosc Huffstetter and w ill move his fam ily into rooms over Gnbe Mullen's meat shop. Miss Mellissn Muggs, o f Bungalow Cor­ ners graced our town with her queenly presence last Saturday. She is canvassing for the sale o f |.id Musinrd's tapeworm remedies. ... "I1 to the state he has been welcomed by W - S T a t T B r o # t & ? t i r n V " l r f c f l r V e e p remcinbcred, spent his winters here, own­ ing a beautiful home at Lake Charm P ric e s o f Old S to c k Down large gatherings o f people, .who listened He was n Christian gentleman o f sterling N ew York, Feb. 8.— Under heavy re­ to his words with rapt attention. qualities nnd unblemished character. He ceipts of Florida new cabbage and a dull The annual state encampment o f the accomplished much good in Oviedo in Grand Arm y o f the Republic will he held demand, the market for old stock took to financial and spiritual way, ever ready in St. Petersburg, beginning Feb. 17th. It the toboggnn this week. Western New to lend n helping hiuid toward the adHardie D. Geiger, who is studying law York dealers sent liberal quantities of old - is advised that visiting comrades take vnnccmciit-and .upbuilding o i the com in Wake Forest College, North Carolina, stock in the market and prices declined advantage o f the railroad special rates to munity, and was beloved by all who ett 'dropped out of acliool a day or two la s : Tampa rather than try to secure other to $30(<i35 a ton. The volume in which Joyed the privilege of his acquaintance week, went oyer to Raleigh nnd took tiie Florida stock is arriving Inis inspired west­ rates, nnd companionship. lie erected the examination given hy the Supreme Court. ern New York shippers with fear that it is A negro named Bowninn, living in Pnnot good policy to hold the balance o f their Foster Memorial Chapel ut Lake Charm He passed with creditable marks, was lntka. blew his w ife's brains our during n cnbbngc any longer In expectation o f high­ untl during his lifetim e was a staunch admit ic'd to the bar and given a license quarrel last Saturday night. He then gave SI Lingcnfelter has bought n half ii^ " — er prices. The cold snap in Florida is ex ­ supporter o f the Methodist Church here, to practise In all courts in the state. himself up to the authorities. Dr. Foster also supixirted a large sani­ terest in Seth Perkins' two-cow dairy. However, lie will continue iu college for pected to curtail shipments for the next tarium in Clifton, New York— a refuge Hayward Summers. 13 years old. on only two weeks. Shorty Butt’s two girls wore short dresrat lenst n year and a half yet, doing work —■-------------------------------child., died at Largo this week from blood L a te arrivals o f Florida cnbbngc showed and haven of.rcsl for the ills o f afflicted with reference to a Bachelor of Law s de­ es nnd pink stockings nt the church social poisoning, the result o f a wound received tile effects o i frost. The damage was tloae humanity— where a great nnd noble work gree. "Colonel" Geiger’s friends here sin­ the other night nnd Were much gazed at. Amos Bolliver's hired g irl has. tendered from a toy riild. on the w ay here; otherwise the quality has been successfully carried on for yTOrs.' cerely congratulate him on the success he her resignation nnd nCcpted a position In Miss Taylor, an attractive young Indy Is achieving as a student o f luw. F, K, Purse,jhe young man whonttempt- was excellent. The stock moved slowly of Georgia is here, the guest o f Mr. and Bill Chcezum's fnmlly to do general houM* ed to commit suicide in Jacksonville last at $2 ('(2.50 a barrel crate. Th e demand The members o f the Uuptist chdrch had August by cutting the veins In his wrist, for red cabbage was inactive nnd sufficient Mrs. Henry McCall. ho]>ed that they couIiTTfnve~"iIie opening" work,— Shu c w iim of revolutionary - slock------A contingent of our-Northern friends service in the new church building next and has refused several offers o f marriage. and failed, has succeeded at last, having to absorb the offerings. Quotations were Boys will lie boys, hut them Blxler Ixtys have arrived to 8|>ciid the winter and ore day. However the doors and windows taken n large done o f arsenic Just - week $40((M 5. A few small lots of imported pleasantly domiciled nt Lake Cliurm, the nre |tositively devilish. They sheared .while stopping in Atlanta, have been delayed nnd lliu service will Danish red brought $20, Savunnah stock Aunt Mniuly Gulliver's horse's tnii Inst inimitable rendezvous of beauty and have to lie pnstixmed until the fourthr On Monday, Feb. 22, a party o f twenty moved slowly. In quality nnd appearance Sunday night nnd threw two dead cats in comfort. As yet we Imvc been unable to Sunday in (lie present month. By that Cnnadian girls jvill visit Florida to com­ it was inferior to the Florida offerings ascertain the names of all. but we notice time the building will have been fully Bill Joslyn's cistern. They need repri­ Prices were $ l.5 0r»2 a barrel crate. pare climatic notes and enjoy the beau­ manding. to suy the leust. The d?inAnd for this variety was dull witli pleasure among the representation completed and your correspondent is au­ ties of a Florida wintpr.our inevitable ¡tail welcome visitors, thorized to hereby iifvfte everybody, in­ .Skinny Jane Catkins ik suffering from and there were accumulations almost Senator Taliaferro is endeavoring to get devotees ¡it the "shrine" of Florida cli­ cluding peoplo of contiguous communities nervous constipation and bilious liver,. every day.— Produce News. an appropriation o f $20,000 from Con­ Si Blizzard's two-year-old twins wore mate, I)r. Kinney anti daughter of New to attend tbe opening service. This gress to boused fur theconstruction,'equip­ The Royal Hungarian O rchestra York State. building will lie one o f the handsomest thier first long pants Jast Sunday and look­ Sanford people uml their visitors will be ment and maintenance o f schools for Scjn-' E. Y. Mnllory. n prominent citizen- of and most up-to-dnie village churches iu ed quite comical. The little fellows seem­ offered a~rare treat on next Wednesday Macon, Gu., uml wife, arrived Inst week. inole Indian youth. "*•' Florida, having baptistry, Sunday school ed to realize that they hud got past the — P, F-. Jenkins, the n ew ly appointed en­ niglit « t the opera house. The Royal Hun­ Mr. Mallory Is an ardcnF sportsman, and moms, a prayer meeting room nnd an un­ colicky stage o f thier existence. gineer for the Evcrglndcs drainage work garian Orchestra is one o f the finest or­ every winter comes down to enjoy the usually plensing auditorium. The loca­ Tiie Knights nnd Ladies uf Jumping has been looking the situation over in the chestras in this country, being comtxised excellent hunting and ffsliing afforded tion is bath central mid beautiful. Our Jesik*is society held thier monthly crap vicinity of Miami, preparatory to pushing of thoroughly com|ietent musicians. S ev­ here, Baptist friends anil the whole community shooting festival last Friday night und tiie eral o f tliis company have been connected the work from that point.' Mrs. B. F. Wheeler visited her sister. have just cause to feel proud of this fine winnings will go toward buying n hemp with the greater symphony orchestras, Mrs. Carter, in Sanford, for several days car|x:t for their new hall. i • B. M. Beams o f Lake Magdalene section new building. Much credit Is due Rev both in tiiis country and in Europe. This last week Mose Stuckineycr shelled his seed corn near Tampa, exhibited ri|»e peaches in K. N. Cate, who bus charge o f the work orchestra won the first prize mcdnl in In the Foster Memorial Chu|>el at Luke Mr. Gate is ii skilled mechanic nnd nil of yesterday,------ ------------ -¡—------------- ------------ — that city last w cek^_They w ere grown on competition with many'others ¡it the" Cm Charm Sunday afternoon services were Buck Swcezy is going to write comic In s Ironic place and were o f good flnvor. the work from foundation to finish is first luinhian exposition. items for the Bungalow Corners Cyclone. held and well attended. An eminent Mr. Ucurss had a few ripe - peaches iu class in every resjiecl. Louis Lipski, the conductor, is one o f the divine of Canandaigua, N. Y., who Is Buck can do it all right for he's a regular January. s— uldest teachers in tile country, lie bus spending the winter here, occupied the cut-up. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ' Dr. James H. Randolph tins been ap­ appeared before the King of England and pulpit and favored the congregation with Special Correspondence tti Ttio llrcald. Absalom Skinner called on Becky Clinopointed chief physician o f the Stale insane other royal personages. an able sermon replete with rhetoric' anti Mr. and Mrs. James Luughlin, 3rd, of feltcr last Sunday nfternoon and was in ­ Asylum In place o f Dr. R. L. Coodbreud .The New York Hernklsuys: "Tospenk logic— truly a pleasing and convincing Zcllwood, their winter home, were nt the vited to sluy for supper. Absalom stayed who has tendered his resignation, to take of the playing uf the Royal Hungarian Or­ address—a product which can only em a­ ‘A ltam onte" a few days last week, guests quite a while after, we guess. effect April L* chestra in such terms of praise as it de­ nate from the fertile resources o f a high­ o f Mrs^Tabrahom, . Clemunthy Slocum is inking treatment "* The Unitarians o f Jacksonville have just serves would be to use expressions thnt fur warts nnjl freckles. ly educated and polished gentleman Late arrivals at the "A lto m o n te" were completed nnd dedicated a house o f wor have the appearance of extravagance. If We noticed with Cyrentis Hybnrger's wall-eyed son pleasure tastefully Mr. Edward Anthony, Bostoh. Mass., Mrs. ship. the general public knew how seldom mu­ grouped around the altar, several or­ F. I). Larubee, Kenneth, McCulloch, Min­ eloped with one Of Zekc Slusher's spindleThe Merchants' nnd Miners' Transporta­ sical performances merit unqualified praise chids, fine apccinicns from the gardens neapolis, Minn., James Colder, Jr.. Mont- shanked girls Inst Sunday nnd went to tion Co. of Ballimqre, Md., is to improve it would appreciate how great n pleasure of T. L. Mead, who takes great pleasure cluir, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Glllespcr, Trilby on their honeymoon trip, where its Jacksonville service by new steamers is afforded the musical reviewer in listen­ In tltc propagation of these, beautiful Miss Gillespcr, Woodhaveu, K. I., J. B. they have rich relations.' ing to efforts that merit only approval. and wharfage, The ininlcrs on the Mnccuronl Bungflowers. The entire community hopes for llallctt and wife. Bridge|xirt, Conn. Mr, The orchestra will be the third number a continuation of these delightful ser- Hillicit is one o f the liest known liuaimoa» gum cr fltmek ygfllt-Ttlay because Editor-------Auto races o n . Daytona beach will be men in that city, hnving established the Steve Baxter wds wearing a pair of non­ "tlFtfl In March, commencing about the 22d. oi the High School Lyceum course. Those vices on the Sabbath. who have season tickets may take them first house in Bridgejiorl fur handling union made trousers. Steve liasiTt got Wm. S. Jordan has purchased for $20,to Newlan's drug store, where scats will Chicago dressed beef— about thirty yenrs but one pair of breeches' nnd lie says he'll APOPKA ITEMS 000 the Dewhurst homestead o f some 400 be reserved free. General admission, 50c; Special Correspondent« to The Herald : ago, but remains manager fur the com­ IliBunionize Ills office before tie'll buy a acres near Ortega. It will he divided into new |xiir. * reserved seats, 75c. School pupils, gen­ Mrs. F. G. Connell and her daughter. pany. building lots and put on the market. Sum Dingman's new milch cow was eral admission. 35c; reserved seats. 50c. Mrs. Annie Cummings, o f Oakland were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Ely. of Gran­ A new W esleyan Memorial church is The performance will begin promptly ut hurled into eternity by a Sanford & here recently visiting relatives. ville, N. 11., urc also guests o f the A lta ­ being built in A tlanta on the site o f the 8:30 o'clock. verglmles ta r Inst week anil her threemonte. Mr. Ely is ngenl for the Colum­ Miss Keeling, o f Leesburg is the charm-oW-edifice, at a cust-trf-about -W OO,000. weeks-old calf is being brought up on u tng-guest of-her fiinftd. Miss.NellkJiYjliiim, bia Manufacturing Company. Woodmen o f the World, jurisdiction V, bottler—It-t»tusen o n e * sympathies to-see-— F7F7 Davis o f Uuenn Cot loge s p e iilT T A rrival and D eparture o f Mulls Messrs. Cunningham and Bird are now of Florida, w ill hold their annual conven­ few days Inst week with his interesting the infantile cowiet trying to obtain Effective November Fifteenth. loiiig the East Const. They may extend tion in Tampa during March. This is the Arrive From family. Mr. Davis is one o f Florida's live nourishment In sucii a modern way. North.........7 00 n, m.. 2 03 p. in., 5 40 p. m. their trip to Cuba and return to Apopkn first convention under the new jurisdiction — HAYRUnt. business men. South............................7 00 ■. iu.. 2 33 p. oi. Tampa o n ly ........... ......., ...............It 33 a, tn. via Tumpa pad the state fair. organization. Tbe Altam onte Improvement Associa­ Titusville blanch rrvrtTn# 00 ». <0-, ¡¿AO 0- «V Gillon McClure was over from Sanford Oviedo branch .............. . 10 30 «. in. tion is pine strnwing the road at Palm Fritz Johnson, 33 years o f age, was run Recent Florid a f Ires Trilby branch................7 00 a. m., 1 10 p. m. litis week on a visit to his imrents, Mr. over by a street car in Tnmpa Inst Satur­ Springs, a distance of about three miles, Tu» arcs branch...............................I 52 p m. Two cottages in West Tamixi were de­ and Mrs. 11. II. McClure. He reports the which will be highly appreciated hy visi­ stroyed last Friday. Loss, $2,000. day and was so badly injured that lie died Leave For North............................2 52 p m.. 0 00 p. m. celery crop us beginning to move now in a few minutes. He was trying to avoid tors to that resort, which bus become South........ 1 83 p m..:9 30 p m . U 00 p. m A cottage belonging to Judge W. Harris Prices ore good. The Titusville branch... ___U OO a. tn.. 2 23 p. in. pretty rapidly.' quite famous silica tbe discovery of the nt Williston was burned last week, owing •wo approaching teams when he was struck Oviedo branch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3(1 p. m. McClure brothers, A. J. Lovell and Harry TtUby branch................ 1 45 p. m . 0 OO p, m. medicinal qualities aud the beautiful by die car. He leaves four children bea defective flue. Tavarea branch............ 6 40 a. ro . 2 23 j>. m. Witherington comprising, the A|>opka con­ tropical scenery. C. G. Justice, who owns rereft o f parents, the mother having died Branch train! dally eicrpt Sunday; othan dally. A burn and contents belonging tn T, if. A dally eiprcs* pouch received from Tampa at tingent in the Celery City, ull have a palatial winter home, and is extensive­ Wlckens o f Coleman was. burned recently, *cw months ago. The motonnnn nnd 11 53 a. ro prospect of doing well this season. Chas. F Ha m !*», Postmaster ly Interested it) fruit culture, is president entailing a loss o f sercn il hundred dollars conductor o f . the cyr were arrested, but ------- It. C HASUW. A U T m i n u t e r . MU* Waiuiu Combs is at Coleman pre-. o f-1lie liiipruvamsM Association and the partially covw sd by iasurane*. - ......— , - gave bail. - T h e remains o f the dead man paring the young people o f that com­ prime mover in the improvements in and were sent to Plant City for burial. J. I. Stanford's home in Live Oak was S u rrey fo r Sale munity for u W. C. T. U. medal contest ubout Altam onte. destroyed Teh. 7lh. Mr. Stanford wus Tampa’s fire chief now speeds to fires W e have a new $123,00 one-horse surrey Miss Combs berseff luis received quite a quite badly burned In saving his family; in an automobile recently bought for tbe that has only been used one munth,whlch Law n M p w e rs number o f medals in such contests on Loss estim ated at $3,000; Insured for department. w e offer for $7fi.00. Special price# to reduce stock. If you * eg account of her proficiency in elocution, $ 1,000 . —Saniokd Carriage Works. Morris, the lion tamer now performing 22lf [n fact, she has has received so many want a good mower at a low price, now is at the state fair, had a narrow escape from medals that she might well be called the time to buy. Also good stock of Just R eceived P o ta to B arrels death tit« other day. He went Into the scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes. The Lady of tbe Decoration." The largest line o f sporting goods ever 35c F, O, U. here. cage o f Reo, the big lion, to feed hlpi raw Harry J. Wilson. Rev. J. D. Geiger spent part o f last received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting Huntington Mills L Cooperage Co., •neat Reo was In an ugly mood and T he H erald's' ' phone is No. 148. clothing, etc. Harry J. Wilson, Huntington, Flo. week In Tampa and while there visited Wouldn’t partake o f the meat. Morris be- 2 5 -if .'V ,I > kW •n r* d á flita i 'A.: iifc* V,Í % i »j-* : i *-»■ V ; * ft’ Ü P ? 3$$» fi 1 ¥ ,‘ i j f c • .YVrj; mm • » <ira is À « fl ------- ; i -*■ • a V j Jj m ■ In iß .i» ■- ..il I- Nlipi .TI M l I I* l i i t 'T '- f Í » :s �s . ------------- .- m - ••"■■:— — — — COMMISSIONERS MEET Aeeounts w ere examined and - warrants ordered Issued for same. Th e communication o f W. A . Ginn, en g in e e r o f Snnford drainage commission 7r.„ Hort. J. H „Lee Is Unanimously reeled and read and referred to the'at torney to the board to answer. Elected As Chairman Action Deferred On Question or Lo eating Right of Way On Sanford Avenue—Other Matters H '- * Board met Tuesday, Feb. 2d, at 10 o'clock.. Present Lee, Tllden, Vaughan nnd Merrill. Upon motion Mr. Lee was unanimously elected chairman o f the board. The minutes o f the last; meeting were read and being found correct were ap­ proved and signed. The petition o f C Moller, Floys, Smith & Co., et al.. for public road }n District No. 2 was presented, nnd after being read was referred to Commissioner Tilden and superintendent o f roods nnd bridges for investigation nnd report at the next reg­ ular session. The applications of Mrs. Mary G, Lawton riled f o r R ecord and John W. Furcn for pensions w^re re C. 0. Groves e t b L. to P. V. M einlg, w d„ ~ ■ Celved.’ opprCvtHTHfrd forw nrdedJo Sfnfee t* 3 1 !S 7 ---------------------------------- '-Baa«Lni.i,Mialaaa. _ — ,-~«-Tr,.;=— . .... 5 ' 'T^cEwnoTviltK I- u ■m fi\ MTa, m K t Kg 111 iili E HOUSHOLDER Roorai 23. 24 and 29. Pico Bid«. • C a p it a l $ 9 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 Opened — for business in 1906. Accounts of/ C. SN E AD . 8 tX ~ Now handles / H U N D R E D Residents of Sanford and im mediate vicinity MOTTO: A N D E W JOHNSON “Tot* fair with both frlond and foe, Oft your own llttla right* foregp; A* It Paya.“ j VT D E P O S IT S IN S U R E D ' A G A IN S T LOSS * THOM AS EMMET W ILSO N t M. M. SMITH. President ' H .R . STEVENS. ' G. S. fiE R R Y, Vice-President Cashier H. E. TOLAR Ass t Cashier HAND B R O TH ER S -GE0. JV. D f iC ir a m L IV E R Y , F E E D and ATTO R N E Y^ and COUNSELLOR at L A W . PracilcflTn StltW ftnd Federal Courts . E. G. Duckworth, E. Hand and N. P, H. Carl Dann et al., to H. T. Anderson, Yow ell as sureties and Harry P. Leu, with wd., $38. J. M. Pcdrlck and J. W. Cain as sureties R. L lfy e r nnd wife, to Samuel Bates, each bond in the sum o f $500 for the wd., $113 good care and preservation o ( oil public Susie B, Fudge to T. C. Darby, sat. mtg. property and public funds, issued to Flor­ Jeff Prcsscott to Helen S. Wright, cm., ida state troops that m ay come into their $700. ' ' control or charge, were approved and Richard Muse and wife, to Minnie A. Barthcl, wd., $900. signed. * The resignation o f S. G. D oliveas drain­ Fairfield Lumber Co., to S. Aleson, age commissioner was aocepted and L. L. deed, $10. --* Payne was elected tothe position vacated C. D. Groves et al.. to Frank Merrman, by S. G. Dolive In said drainage commis­ wd.,-9235. sion o f district No. 4. Internal Imp. Fund, lo Wesner Land 0. Bencbnm presented the account o f Co., deed C. F. Johns for extra strnwing o f a part Evergreen Cemetery Asa'n, to A ddle G, - o f the Forest City road, leading from Earl, w d.r$I0. A . P. Terry’s place \>n the Apopka and Smith &. Davis, to N. H. Garner, w d» Orlnndo public rood to Forest* City, said t u t n'mount being for $8.25. Opon motion It John •Strickland, to N. H. Gamer, wd., was ordered that u warrant be drawn for $900. that amount payable to C. F. Johns. N. H. Garner, to Thomas J. Check, w d„ It wns further ordered that the remain- $1.500. __der o f the above m entioned road be .Jiimeii Harris va._J.A J3avis. Hen, $05 strawed to the Apopka and Orlando rand. • W. M. Davis and wife, to A . L. Betts, T im lumil o f B. F. Whitner, Jr., as- no­ agreement, $TOOr tary public, with J. N. Whitner and Joe S. O. Chase ct nl., to B. A. Howard, Cameron sureties Was presentednnd^ipon wd., $1. * ‘ * t examination approved. Bond being for B. L. Griffin, to Sellers Overstreet Co., $500. agreement, $325, - Tlie bond o f B. A. Galloway as Justice P. Latlbadt and wife, to Frederick o f the peace for the sum of $500 with Carl Belter and w ife, wd., $700. M. K. Fletcher and J. B. Poor as sureties Ella Smith and husband to Fred. Carl was received, examined and approved. Better and wife, wd., $300, The account o f A . E. Hill for wire and S. A . N e w ill and w ife to Julia A , Gray, rent o f house was referred to Cummis- wd.. $1250. ____ aloner Vaughan for Investigation? Julia A . Gray to Jos. Leinhart, mtg., The proposition of N. J, Patrick to ex­ $500. * change lands, having clay for certain J. H. Cooper and w ife to A. J. Flcmng, land owned by the county, was upon mo­ wd., $150. tion accepted; and the attorney o f die Anthony F. Senlo to Wm. G. Aldridge, board was requested to prepare the nec- wd., $5. essary papers. Evie Phillips to Hattie Baker, sat. mtg., The reports j ) f the follow ing county i m ___________________________t____ officers were received and read: Supt. of S. G, W aite to H, A. Shricve, et. al., roads and bridges, Supt. o f county home, wd., $300. . • : county physician, county treasurer, report N. B. Broward, Gov., to Jas. L. Giles, o f pulls collected, of lines, forfeitures and com. ns N. P. costs hy sheriff, report o f licenses, clerk J. B. Poor and w ife to W. E, Simmons, o f criminal court, pay roll o f state wlt- wd.. $ nessseB in criminal court and statement Dora D. Davis, Tr., to J. W. Hurt, sat. p f county finances by auditor. mtg., $200. A committee composed of Messrs. Knox L. J. and K. S w itzer lo A ’. H. Whitman and Smith, from the city board o f Aider- sat. mtg., $25,00. men. appeared lief ore the board, asking Jno. A . Thompson to M. J. Westfall.wd. fo r the use of the old clerk's office. The $50. subject matter was referred to Chairman J. M. Cuin to W. M. White, wd., $800 Overstreet and the clerk of the board. Ethel Bell Stevens to Jno. Eaton, qcd., Upon motion the application o f S. W. $500. Kldredge to redeem lots in Aoopka at the Ethel Bell Stephens, Gdn., to Jno. En. flut sum o f $25, clerk's costs not included, ton, deed, $300. was approved, and the clerk authorized J. R. Hickson to Mussulwhite and How to request the comptroller to grant said did, deed application. Redemption to be made in M. H. Fietdjer, odm.. to Mary E. Hyde, 60 days. oss't mtg., $1. The application of J, D. Mitchill. to re­ E. R. Bagby an d.w ijjj to'Chas.W. Ward, deem lots 59 und 60, block C, Cliamp- mtg., $3500. ney's portion of Apopka at tire fiat sum Wm. G. Aldridge to Antftony T, Sulo, of $5 was approved, and die comptroller wd.. $10. requested to grunt said application. G. L and B. C. Takach to S. A E.. Rr.Co. Clerk's costs not included, and the re- wd.. $1. Welborn Block Sanford, Fla Harness and Buggies DENTIST Room 13 Blacksmlthlng and Hors#iho»in| Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged D R. C. G. B U T T AUTOM OBILES FOR LIVERY USE % Pico Building SANFORD. FLORIDA DR. R. M. M ASON Pope Contracting Company I High-Grade House-Building a Specialty DENTIST Welborn Block Phone 19 Sanford, Florida__ . A . C. H A R T DEALERS IN Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand SURVEYO R AND D RAUG H TSM AN Alpha Cement, A cm e Piaster Level Inf and Croee-SecUooInf for Dralnefe a Specialty t -- -----S X R T 0 R D . I 'L O H r b A ------- Plans, Estimates, and all Information relative to Building W. G. HAMMOND Cheerfully Furnished ARCHITECT I Office with Murrell A Mlnshew Pico Hotel Block O m C E A T RESIDENCE t u o n i: 2gi F. T. W IL L IA M S SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER 801 Elm St. Phone 273 SANFORD. F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK OF SANFORD, FLA . FLA. r. H. RAND, President F. P. F O R S T E R , Caahler W A L T E R D. B E LL E l »mined and * Title* “ Perfected t , Room 21 Pico Block. Sanford. Florida, IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN Wekiva Tribe No. 41 ,f ’ ORGANIZED 1887 Finest Five Cent Cigar . :, FO R ' On the Market SALE P. B. DALE, Bartlet Garden, . Orlando, Florida Oid Shoes Wanted I am again asking far OLD SHOES, w ill give what they are worth 1 SIZCS, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10 II AND IS Upon motion it wus ordered that the A. Vaughn to S. A E. Rr. Co., wd., $| Cor, 3rd St. Bnd Sanfonl A ve. Supt. o f roads and bridges have the Lake Addie M. Minor and husband to Wm. D. Howell and Maitland road re-strawed. Tucker, wd.. $90. ( t was further ordered upoh motion B. T. Boyd nnd w ife to Wm. D. Tucker, that die disposition'of the road gang in wd.. $175._______________________ the Sanford district be ' left to Commis­ M u rra y’s Cem ent Tile sioner Vnughnn and the Supt. o f roads T or. drainage and irrigation is the best. and bridges. Perfect faints, durable and well made. The petition o f J. E. Moseley, Chas. This is made In Sanford. Patronize a Koehne et a!., for a clay road received tiome Industry and get better goods. and laid over under die rules until next Made In " 2 " and “ 3 " sire. Sold hy the session of the board Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. 22-4t M Y SPECIALTIES Receipts for die following amounts for Dill Pickles,- i w m i mixed, cuCumberx, Pickard'* Manff-FMhled Ciiliui --------interest on bonds issued by ip ed & l school district No. S were received Bnd read; a mangoes and sour pickles In bulk. Gorham'« Sterling Silver Chas. E vans . receipt for $50 Interest on $1,000 signed Roger*' PUted Ware by W. It. O 'Neal for Dora D. Davis and A little money now and a little now and ' Elgin and Waltham Watches dated Nov. 5,1908; a receipt for $10 in­ then Is the w ay to buy celery Unit See terest on $200 signed by 1L H. Wither- M. M. Smith for particulars. ington dated1Nov. 5, 1908. A receipt Just arrived, Snider's canned goods fo r $40 interest o f $800 signed by Mrs. “ ‘ Uups and preaervea, at Gamer W . K. W illiford and dated Nov. 5 ,1 0 0 B. ioberts. H e n r y M c L a u lin JEW ELER ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Insu ra nco E l C a p I ta n de T ampa Hunting grounds o f Sanford. Meetings on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each month in Masonic Hall. Visiting broth­ ers welcome. I have Celery boarded ready to »hip In car lot* about February IStb. I want to hear from buyer* I will pack «trlctly fancy, popular *Uea. We“ bleached Impectfon »olldted. _________ C o u n ty Safety Deposit Boxes for Rant Abetracte CELERY GEO. FERNALD, Vloe-Pret. D. F. WHITNER. A»tl. Cnhiir Only National Bank In Orange Funds Protected by Burglary A rro R N tr-A T -L A W — *-■ H . ________ ■■ 'Phone 141 ~ J W. Stpfci td'S. &TL'Rr. Co^’W i . warn: tvLTLTfrvIn : ’iTBhoe^Shop E Tvu f — Peoples Bank of Sanford DENTIST. .. ..... .... r. ! 1 W JOHN ti m DR — S À N F O R D , F L O R ID A . The communication o f J. W . Gcttler, agent o f the A . C. L. R. R. Co., in respect to the freight charges on 174 cars o f mar received and read. The clerk was In ARCHITECT structed to inform Mr. Gettier that the consideration o f the account w ill be taken 'Phone 105 113 W. riret Street up and disposed o f as soon as the board S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A and the Supt. o f the division confer upon freight rates and other matters. The letter o f J. D. Davis In respect to excessive assessment received and read: A T T O R N E Y -A T -LA W no action taken, H The committee heretofore appointed Practice« la Slate aod Federa! Coorti. and compared o f Messrs. Vaughan and * Phone 248. Branham, to whom the subject o f locatini M. G. T. BuildInf. the right o f w ay on Sanford avenue from Tenth street south to the right o f w ay o! Sanford L Indian River R. IL, o f the San ford Traction Co. made their report. A TTO R N E Y A N D COUNSELLOR Action was deferred until the board as a A T -L A W body exam ine the route and location. Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida Board adjourned to Thursday morning, Residence*. Sanford and Sylvan Lake Feb. II, ot 9 o'clock. DRAINAGE COMMITTEE REPORT l iÈà.\ ' « »■ w — --------------- :----------------- ------------------- T u e « A wr oiH » ttl S AL O------------------ — TOR SALE- AT' L. R. Philips’ Drug Store >y » w w » **W i Th e o . J . M ille r & Son House Furnishing Goods»-: Stoves, C r o c k e r y and Gl assware Wall Paper, Paints and (Mis, White and New Home Seulffi Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale ________~ FREE Dealers in Gasolene and Kerosene S À M P tF À LllilV ' lUi n .i". “ I o f ^ L 1 I-osr card todJ7lU!iog.,0®5{ you IntcnJ pi peeing .. tioai trom the largeit and m u t vtricj » l o t t ò » the South. bring you «cjiplc» «*• U you im“ *J »end lor pricc» Q d «J f jgn). VVc tn»e «Wf* thing in PAINT.znda* tare you tnonc/. kiçaq ftputaepn, Ith im W , rinTege of ^ Pystapg lit t tn-mw.B*y8t i.ck*o*da4*L BA L F E -1 J IH 9 ' Jn �TME SANFORD The Lady of The Lilaos. By Philip Kean Copyrighted. IKS, by Associated Literary Press. m i m i * “ **“ * “ **“ **“ ****11 Sherwood called h er “ T h e L ady o f tbs Lilacs" because a lw a y s on spring days there w as a bunch o f lilacs on her desk, offerings from the girls to a best loved teacher. "You sim ply can 't help lo vin g her," Betty Baynes said to Sherw ood In her emphatic you ng g irl w ay. "Y o u sim ply csn'jtrlielp I t U ncle Jack." !q clbn't ■«*.” U ncle Jack ventured, “ where her particu lar charm cornea HERALD turc hanging In a gallery fo r the pub­ lic to gaze nt." ' ' "S u n »lyr" - Sherwood urged,— “ one ■hould not keep beauty bidden." VI nra not beau tifu l." she said quiet­ ly. She leaned back In the big wicker chair. H er face was very pale, and there w ere shadows under her eyes. Behind her the lilacs tossed their pale purple plumes In the spring breeze. *'I am not beautiful." she repeated, "b u t 1 think I ought to toll you why I do not w ant my picture placed be­ fo re the public." It was such a simple little talo. 8h* was married. T h a t wait the fa ct that was borne in upon him w ith stunning force, l i o r husband had beeu hei fath er's choice, not her own. “ W e w ere rich, sho explained, "bul a fte r my father's death my husband In." "Bbe’a so sw eet," B etty analyzed, spent everyth in g w e had. and I war 80 1 ran aw ay and "and d a in t y —an d—n n d —sad” — B etty very unhappy. was getting into daep w ater. "A n y h o w , took my maiden name. And that b w hy 1 do not wnut my picture to np . she's lovely." Sbcrw oM a lw ays called fo r his niece pear. I do not w ant him to find m e• after school and d ro ve h c r o u t to Slier-1 e v e r." wood farm , w h ere B e tty and her w id ­ She said It vehem ently, with a little owed mother m ade tlielr home w ith flush on her cheeka. " M y fn lher said him. Th e farm w as beyond the tow n — lo ro w ould com e," she went o n bur. ~i great'place. With grCht barns, when* riedlj\ "bu t It did not. 1 fe lt foi - w e n r housed tin» f c n nti w horses tt bjd. made the fa rm fam ous, _• ' _ ^ ■uch unpleasant. history that ro e — * s -he mat 4 o -r ib ir -tr a jr -w w ttin g ''W ' ■Wight not cflTt! to Tim 6 nm with her hi. could loOTc right Into the'W in dow 's " o f ■fauch.’1 “ * *” the room w here Miss D u val taught, Sherwood flung up his bead. Sud­ and ho could see her head bent over denly It seemed to tilin that there wbj her desk, w ith the grea t bunch o f lilacs nothing that he so much wished lo do making n background. as to ahelter her from misfortune. "Look here," he said to Betty one "B e tty w ill alw ays bo honored, by afternoon aa they drovo a w a y In the you r presence, ns we nil art— as wc sunshine, " I 'd like to paint her that shall a lw ays be," bo said, und she smiled at him and held out her hand. way." "W hat w a y ? " asked B etty. "Som ehow I felt that I had found a "Pain t Miss D u val—Just her head, frien d ," she said simply. "T h a t Ih why a right here. - You are free* at last, bent a little, ngnlnst a background o f 1 told you. It seemed beat, and I knew dear heart." R. L. JONES, Proprietor •R. II. DINGLEY, Manager llluc blooms, w ith a circle o f gold In­ H er startled eyes met hU. " H o w l'' closing I t like a h alo." she questioned. “ Oh, U ndo Jack," B etty's fa ce was "H o Is dead," he Bald qulolty. "Y o u beaming, “ It w ould he beau tifu l." are to go to Kentucky this afternoon “ I'd call It 'T h e L a d y o f the L ila c s ," Betty's mother w ill go with you.’ (Flrat Street, one block front Depot opposite tHmoflkc) , ^ ^y Bberwood planned. “ B y Oeorgc, Betty, out o f relicU she seemed the uios^deslr , H o,released her then and w n t on In I believe it Mould be tbe best thing able thin g In the world. ludeed7 from steady, tunes. * I've done." the flrat moment she had been desire "B u t you w ill come back, Dulcle. But “ Th e L a d y o f the W ince'1-w hen hie, hut he had let the artist In him When you feel that It Is rlg h t-y o u approached refused to be painted. “ Oh, blind the lover. H e hud made himself will come back—to me?" please tell Mr. Sherw ood.” «b e suld think that It was her picture, not her Betty was pounding down the road ■ * breathlessly, "th a t 1 couldn't think o f self, that he* wanted. on 'th o sturdy more. Dulcle looked up such a thing. 1 am sure he tun And u And now that he knew that he loved ut Sherwood, strong and grave be­ Short Orders At All Hours _____ Everything First Class . %better model, B etty." her he fe lt Ibut he muat go awaytw een the beautiful horses_______ hock to pnrla in ilm »iii.li..—lo- tbc| "H e can't," B e ttr Bald obstinate "Y e s ," «Ue_ said, and suddenly her dreams that had o f late beeu partially ""Please, please. Miss D u vn l." face was illumined. "Y es. I wUI coma The tittle teacher shook her head. submerged In Ills practical plans foi back, and you shall paint nio—yoor “ Don't Insist, dear," Blt'e said. " I real­ Sherwood farm . •+■}■•>*!■*F <•*><*■>•>*>> > • ! * • ! • + -J-*!•<■*><•*><••>•><fr4 . .;..5..5..}.4 . ‘ Lady o f the Lilacs.' " ly cannot" W hen lie cutno hack that night, Dotty "Now. w hat do you think o f that. mot him ou the porch. A Market For Coraa. Uncle Jack,” « a id B etty, alm ost In " W e are goin g fo r a ride early In thf T h e garden o f the new house o f the morning," she said, “ Miss Duval und 1,| Ilev. Mr. Brown tincked against the tears, os they drove a w a y that n ig h t "I don't know w hat to think," said and I want you to go with us," piny yard o f an orphan asylum. LightDEALER IN "N o t tom orrow ,"B ettykliiH ," he de year-old Johnny Hrowu was allow ed jpherwood. " I hate to g iv e up the Idea." "W ell, don’ t g ir o It up." B etty said. murred. * T v e got a lot o f things tloJ to scale the fence nnd piny w ith the “ You know you a lw ays get you r own do. I atu planning to spend the sum­ orphans. Presently Mrs. Brow n no­ Park Avan ue in B p e e r ’ a Q r o e e ry . * 'P h o n e 1 mer In P aris." way when you w a n t I t U n d o Jack." ticed that her npple supply was drop­ .B etty'sdlsm ayed exclamation hruught ping low. She asked Master Johnny "Yes, I do." said Sherwood thought his sister und Miss Duval. 'fully. if he w ere not eating a good mnuy ap­ "H e 's goin g aw ay.” Betty cried, "und ples fo r a small boy. Several days la ter when B etty came out o f.th e school arm in a n a w ith the he doesn't' know when bo w ill cornu "Yes. mother." he replied. "1 got to." I little teacher Sherw ood met them ut back." "Oh, Indeed!" queried Mrs. Brown. the door. * And Sherwood, wutchlng the face of “ A re you quite sure?’’ "W on’ t you let us d rive you home, the Iaidy o f the Lilacs, saw ll grow "Oh, yes, mother; they’re needed! 1 I Ml*s DuvnlF* he urged. “ W e w ill go pale, and his heart leaped ut the] Just got to cat nil I can stuff down." the long w ay round, nnd it w ill do you thought that sho cared. "B u t why, my dear?" good." In the early morning from Ills bed "Because," said Johnny earnestly, Miss Duval hesitated. "O h ," she tie- room w indow be saw them ride awny. ^ t he orphans peed the corm ."_____ gun. but Betty Interrupted: ‘‘O fjrou rae L _ T L V— illilUltciL-lalut—he w a s -a t—the - you'll go— You'VO HSVer'dHven behind stables. “ H o w does It happen that P r o g r e it. the Buckner team, and they are such Miss Duval Is riding M a x te llV he de I/L*t us, then, be o f good cheer.~Fron r beauties." mnndcd o f n groom. “ Huldu Is lame,” said the man, "nnd tbc great law o f progress w e may do It developed that Miss D uval was from Kentucky nnd that she loved Miss Duvul Insisted on riding Maxtell rlvo at once our duties ami our on* Hum anity has ever horses. " I used to rldo a great deal W e tried to get her to hnve one o f the courngements. Advanced, urged by U10 Instincts nnd other mounts, but she w ouldn't." out there." she admitted. "M a x tell cun't be trusted,” said necessities imjdnuted by <!ihI, th w a rt­ "W hy can't you rldo here?" Sber wood demanded. “ W e have n h a lf dor- Sherwood sharply, "not w ith 11 Indy ed som e!lines by obstacles which havff caused It fo r a time—a moment oply *u ladles' mounts In the stables that H e never likes tbe flutter o f skirts." “ I know, sir." Th e man looked wor In the Im mensity o f ages—to deviate are grow ing fa t nnd lazy fo r wnnt of from Us true lines or to seem to re­ ried. exercise." treat but still over on w ord.—Charles "W e ll, get Buckner Belle ready, "I haven’ t a h ab it," Mlaa D uval de Sherwood ordered, "aud I ’ ll go uftei Saving ths L a n d lo rd . murred. Joseph Jefferson was- playing n one “ I have tw o ," B etty announced them." night engagement lu a small town, ap­ As bo cnDtered down to thu gate promptly, "and you can w ea r one." pearing In the part Hip Van W inkle, On Baturday M iss D u val lu B etty’s boy met him with a telegram. W ith which I10 had so often and a b ly Im per­ out looking at the uddress, Sherwood covert cloth habit nnd three cornered Pure water is essential lo i»ootl health. hat nnd mounted on X^ulda Buckner | tore U open, then us u h alf dozen sonated. A t the hotel w here he stayed United States . Government analysis and classification. words confronted him he saw that ll there was an Irishman who acted ou was a transform ed cretmire. Guaranteed analysis by sworn officials. _ “ I thought she was pretty,” was | wus not fo r him, but fo r Miss Duvul general asslstunt. Judged’ by the great tested In tile hotel, he ilillhTollinii Dine lands, beautiful minis, walk's, scenery. 8het « o o d ’s mental comment. "CUT might have been tu keu ijo-be-'thc.nroJove, she’a a beau ty." wired, and she mugt come ut once. New hotel, new furniture, telephone, daily mail. In that moment the whole world prlctor. /FtaJnTmTt-TV'rpTfirler to 0 lu t ^ o And more and more be yearned to Furnished counties to rent. Four miles from station. palut her. _ changed fo r Sherwood. l i e knew that morning' Mr. Jefferson was startler Address WCKIWA SPRINGS COMPANY, W cklwa Springs, Fla. It w&i ffJfrtlpWmly for him to grow not to. say nlurtncd, by u vlnle/it To that end he paid her moat de light k eirted because o f thu death o f a thumping ou bD door. When h e-fecvoted attention, and it becam e a re g u -. ------------------------------------------------------“ r thing fo r the little teacher to spend fello w creature. But fo r her It meant ollected that hp had le ft no orders to be .m ill'd sfi nutiirally. the week ends a t Bberwood farm . B et-I freedom, fo r him happiness._______ — Ix ’j tM u tih tr found b B rch a n n ln *. I " l i e ’p a id 't h e - b o y -a n d spurred lit» in d ig n a n t H U sleep wus banished fo r I am glad to have B etty under her horso to greater speed, and ut last be that morning, however, so he arose hiflucnco," she told her brother. "Bhe| saw ahead o f him Betty, oh a sturdy ami soon mude his nppcarance before 1* * lady to her Anger tips." little mare; Dulcla, holding In Maxtell, tho clerk. "I/x>k here, I say," he demanded of ie s ," Sherwood agreed moodily, who danced a lo n g t h e road In a way hut 1 wish she w ould le t me paint her that spelled danger. u Lady o f the Lilacs. Aud even aa Sherwood looked M ax No Santlmsnt. Agent for tlto Famous------- ------ — —— — *11» s is te r' flared Indignantly. “ 1 tell bolted]______________ ;______ ;— — One day In Geneva Ira D. Bankcy ... ikm’t believe“ you e v e r lo o k a t V w o m a n A nd a fte r him, like a shot, went entered a music box ah op and asked •tcept from the atandpolut o f a rt." to see some music boxes. T b e sales, Buckner Belle. Th e big horse was not a match fot man graciously showed him a num­ Bberwood laughed. "1 don't fa ll In SANFORD, FLORIDA °ve ®**Dy, I f that U w h a t you mean,” the brllllaut mare, and presently Sher­ ber, but none was what he wanted, ^ i l a v e ^yow uoue that play^ «acred “* 41>d shrugged bis shoulders and wood was beside Dulcle, his band on went on. music?" he asked. U a xtelT s bridle. " W h y ," answered the salesman, "w e T b it afternoon he oauutcred down M axtell, meek as a lam b at tbs sound to the end o f the b lg g a r d e n where o f. Urn. wall -known voice, stopped-ee have some th a t p ta f g k in d 'o r 'h a lf­ 1 tut cle Duval was pouring too. Th e suddenly that D u lcle sw ayed nnd s lip w ay sacred music." — i .1 "W h a t? " Inquired S^r. Bankcy. 14his was set under a lilac hash, l>ed from his back Inertly. Shurwood, “ Oh, these tM o o d j\ u n d Banker U»* fragra n ce . o f the blossoms dropping the bridles, caught ber In bis ’ filed tbe air. hymns. I can't Im agine wbaLstlie peo­ arms. Betty, on the oth er aide o f the bush, "D u lcla ," ba said Im pulsively; "D u l ple see In them, but we sell tbouaands o f tbe boxes that play them. W e have playing tennis w ith a hoy from cle, d c n il" None but Ilrst-class lalxtr employed nnd all contracts guaranteed to be in uccordunco ’ Sho opened her eyes. "P le a s e ," she enormous orders fo r theso boxes,” con­ wwu. Mrs, Baynes had been called to with plans and specifications tinued tbe salesman, "fro m e r e ry part You must we house, and Bberw ood was alone said fa in tly , " le t me go. *H b the LBac L ed / . ) not " •• .< * ______________ o f Europe," nnd theu be td d ed apolo­ am tn Business to do Business for These Who Need My Services " Ilu s h i" bo sold. “ You are net strung getically, " I t ’s a m atter o f business, _ 1 you would let me paint Poatofflce Box 771 enough to etaud alone, and r o p have you kuow, w ith tut." £ 2 ^ * 9 « , " h *.**J4 (9 her, Fits Your M ach in e a n d Lasts F o r e v e r N e v e r B reak s, N e v e r W e a r s Out P u rer, C le a re r, M o re B rillia n t T o n e B u y C o lu m b ia In d estru ctib le R e c o rd s b eca u se th e y a re r e a lly in d estru ctib le— an d y o u w ill k eep on b u y in g th e m b ecau se o f th eir in c o m p a ra b ly fu ll, c le a r tone. T h e y fit y o u r m a c h in e !— C o s t 35 c e n ts 4— G et- a ca talogs A splen did re p e rto ire to ch o ose fr o m -«a n d w e a re a d d in g to j t r ig h t along. • A . H . C R IP P E N & SO N Railroad way - - ~5ahford, Florida f T H E C IT Y R E S TA U R A N T i t | Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty A P L A C E FOR LA D IES AND G E N TL E M E N Promj>tt Clean. Service J. A. T H OM P S O N C H O IC E F L O R ID A A N D W E S T E R N M E A T S NATURE’S WONDERFUL early, to aaa CHAS. H . EVANS ' Staple and Fancy Groceries Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos CLOVER H IL L B R AN D BUTTER ■ ^ W - M l I ft M F Q ~c 0 N™ Ac To R n U U n C O and B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty �iN-SANfORDCmiRCHES COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HERE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y SAD ACCIDENT TO YOUNG BOY AQ SN TS They WfH Olve Sanford-A System Of Ronnie Mute- Killed' Last Sunday At y Ice Factory Good Roads Celery Where Devout of the City Worship Tom orrpw. RESUME Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS or Interest to Those Religiously Incllned—Subjects of Discourses for the Sobbath. T h * P ilio t i o f ih* O i r d i M la iK« C ity a n E a ta n lr K iq u itK l 10 h lB | or »»nd lK»lr A a B oottom .au and other Churrh H m to (Kit « A n aot laltr than T h irrd « , •aftaataai'---- —- — -— —.— First Methodist Rev, A.E.Houarlioldrr.pallor;churrh, corner Park ■venue and Fifth ilreel; paraonaje, comer Mag­ nolia avenue and Seventh ilreel; phone 294. Sunday rnomlni aervtce at II; evenlnd lervlce. 7:00; Sunday school. 9:49 a. m:; Jno. K. Met linger, Supt. Ep worth League, 3:00 Sunday even Ini. / ' Rev. N. H. Williams, editor o f theFIoridn Christian Advocate, will preach morn­ ing and evening. Rev. W illiam s will rep­ resent the Advocate at the morning ser­ vice. and represent the Laym an's Mission­ ary Movement in the evening. Let the people come, and hear this servant o f the church. Strangers always Invited. Consrcgstlonal Rev. J. W .'TflcTianir pastor; Sunday tuom ini service, II; evening service, 7:30; prayer meeting Messrs. Tllden, Lee, Overstreet. Merrill and Vaughan o f the honorable board bf county commissioners and Superintendent Branham assembled in thiscity. on Thurs­ day and accompanied by A . T. Rossi ter. G. R. Calhoun and R. J. Holly wcre driven over the celery delta. The commissioners are desirous o f making many improve­ ments in the'county roads near this city and also the system o f drainage recently surveyed by the drainage commission. The work now being done on the Monroe road was Inspected and several roads omdhe west side received the atten­ tion o f the commissioners. There are several good deposits o f marl near Sanford and these beds w ill soon be opened up and the roads in this vicinity will be surfaced with this material thus giving the celery delta the benefit o f the finest system o f thoroughfares in the state. Many marl roads nre now being constructed near Orlando and the Com­ missioners being all good road enthusiasts nre determined to give Ornhge county the best o f roads at a nominal cost. L ist o f Unclaim ed L e tte r s Rem aining.!!) the Sanford J 'm ta flk c -dfSBC of-wrek ending F e b .9 .1 9 0 & : nl While playing In the plant o f the Crys­ tal Ice factory last Sunday afternoon. Ronnie Muse, oged seven, was in some unaccountable manner drawn into the machinery and suffered injuries that re­ sulted In his death. His appearance in tlie ‘factory was not noticed by the em ­ ployees until his cries called their atten­ t io n to the spot. Ronnie was a bright lad, the soil o f Richard Muse tlic well known vegetable grower, and the accident cast n gloom over the entire community. The remains Were prepared for burinl at the undertaking parlors o f T. J. Miller & Son and shipped to the old home near Low tey where the funeral services were held on Tuesday. The grief stricken parents have the sympathy o f their , many friends among whom the little boy Yfrns q general favorite. R*v. J. W. Boyd pastor; Sunday morning serv­ ice. llreveiOng service, 7:00; Sabbath arh(»«. 9:45 o. in.; Dr. J. T. Denton. Supt.; B. Y. P. U. Sunday ‘ at 3 p. rn., H. t Tolar, P m r .; prayer meeting ev ­ ery Wednesday, 7K )0p. w. — ■ ■ i - ■■»-»■ < H oly C ro ss E piscopal Rev. B. F. Brown, rector; A. D. Key. senior war­ den; Sunday morning service, II; evening service, 7:30; Sabbath school! 9:45a. in.; H. F. Whitner, Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening. Presbyterian - Rrv: JrP. McKlmTton.»iiB»tnr; intimidì servire, It: evenlr ilng servire. 7:00; Sabbath school, 9:30 a. m ; Henry i ry McLaulin, Supt.; prayer meeting Wodnetday, 7:00 p. m. A t the Presbyterian church next Sun­ day the usual services will be held. The pastor will preach morning and evening. The services at this church nre well a t­ tended this winter. Visitors and nil others are cordially welcomed. * Question o r A d vertisin g The question of* advertising seems to 22tf —Sanford'Carriage Works. have stirred other communities beside Sanford. In Hie Tim es-Unionof February W inner W ash in g M achines 7 lli; appeared It full page advertisement A few more o f these still left, sold strictly dated from Key West. While the an­ on guantee. If they dp not do what we nouncement dealt with private enterprise, claim, money is refunded. Harry J. Wilson we have no doubt whatever that K ey West will reap considerable benefit indirectly. The page nd. is probably only the begin, nlng-of an extended campaign, and should ' the K ey West Commercial Club also put ___ out advertlllm i in conjunction on its behalf, the island city will make some o f the gulf ports Took to their laurels. The incident only goes to show Hint the advertising put out by our real estate men in publications o f wide circulation w ill ultlmatcly redound to tlic credit o f "Lucky Stfnford.” • And, by the way, we don't mind men­ tioning that the K ey West campaign is being handled by Percy I’ . Vyle, the Jack­ sonville add man, who Iiob promised to outline and present a special plnn for the consideration of our own bonnj o f trade. You need a good typewriter and do not want to pay un exhorbitant price for it, gee the Blickenderfer, ol The Herald office. '. ■ Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida Marks he ESTABLISH ED 1869 ' * J -V - For Particulars, Call on G. H. FERNALD, Pres. „ A. T. R O S S E T T E R , V. Prat. A. P. CONNELLY, Sec’y. & Troas. D ir e c to r * O. H. FERNALD - ------------------ W , O , H O L D E N ------------------------- F. P. FORSTER J. C. HIGGINS A. T. ROßSETTER H. R. STEVENS T. J. MILLER La st month a,m erchant a thousand tnllea from Chicago wanted to pltee o ver Ids store an electric light algn bo had beard about In Chicago. Mrtdo a special trip there fo r specifications and terms. Too hlghl Mr. Merchant returned home and In­ cidentally told tho local electrician about his troubles. Mr. H om e Electri­ cian replied that he could reproduce the Cidcngo algn. w ith Improvements, s t n price that suited. And he did so. JU ST T IIIN K YOUT T H IS O VER, W IL L Sanford Pressing C LEA N S AND PRESSES Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing $ 1.25 Our Monthly Rate for Club Only Giving you twelve pieces n month. We will coll for clothes once a week. A L L WORK GUARANTEED. anti deliver your M. P. LIPE, Manager. 8 In Gold’s Barber Shop ’ 'Phone GO Park Avenue. North 444‘4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 > 4 4 4 4 4 > 4 4 H 4 H 4 4 4 > H 4 4 4 4 t “ iH ^ 4 ’{ " H l 4 H H H | PRINTING FR A N K L. W OODRUFF j UP TO STRONG LINE OE CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES i- Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies', Gent’s and Childrens Shoes Just Received i Drink a Bottle of i s i t as ¿cod as your business ? Does It do you credit or (fo^s it misrepresent you ? Think it over,* and if you find it is not ns ¿nod ns you think it ought to be. try us once G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pure distilled wnter— they will prevent illness, sU digestion nnd give you health - If you are needing letter heads, bill bends, envelopes, cards, statements, circulars, booklets or anything of that itc.m) tor euuiwtt The Sanford Carriage works is now lo­ cated in its new building on Oak avenue, opposTleThe GebT H. Fern aid machine shops. Mr. Underwood is a practical carriage m a­ ker and any orders entrusted to him will ----- receive careful and prompt attention. Be­ sides manufacturing buggies, wagons and . bnrucss. they, are dealersIncruxiagagoods, gasolino engines and roofing. .They also do general repair work and horseshoeing, for which their new quarters are well equipped. The business o f the public is earnestly solicited and faithful und con­ v t scientious business treatment is assured all patrons. ________________ G utter and G alvanized Tanks Repair W o rk a Specialty W IL L B U ILD YOU A HOME STANDARD president of Union Theological Seminary, .. Richmond, V «i Dr. A . A , MeGeachy,' Charlotte, N. CL; Rev. A . H. McAra, Che-1$ ? raw, S. d i Rev. J. B, Currie, Dublin, Va. I -j- Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing The Sanford Building & Loan Association IS YOUR Rev. M cKinnon W ill D eliver A ddress Rev. J. F. McKinnon, pastor o f the Presbyterian church o f San font has been Invited to deliver an* address on “ The Distinctive Features o f Presbyterian Doc­ trine" at Lnurlnburg, N. C., on the occa­ sion o f the semi-centennial celebration of tbr.. mganiznlinn. of ilia— Preabyt t ia a church of Unit city, and the dedication of a handsome new church edifice. The ex­ ercises will embrace four days und will be held March 3-7. Other 8|icakers for — tbs occasion ore Rev. Dr. W. W. Moore, S. F. S A L L A S & CO. O ffice'on Pork Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florid» Persons claiming the above wilj please say "Advertised," nnd give date of this Ciias. F. Haskins, P. M. list. B u ggies fo r Sale We have four fine new buggies which w c will sell cheap, as we have no place to store them. • Florida " 7 Kkuey, Mr* win, Saulor, Daniel J. Shelton. Henry Speigel, Mr. Chat. Williams, Horace C. William». W. W.. Winchester, Edward A. Establish W areh ou se In S an ford. The Armour Fertilizer Company has leased the large warehouse on the A, C. L , formerly occupied by the Sanford Gro­ cery Company. Chas. II. Evnns w ill be the sales agent and anyone wishing the celebrated Armour fertilizer should call at tlic store of Mr. Evans nnd get his prices. Sanford, A re Offering A n y and A ll Kinds of Florida Real Estate at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms A s Can be Had Anywhere. Gentlemen Rosary, Sermon and Benediction, 7:30 Barbami, Willie McOuage. Mr. Lee p. m. • Mobley, Mr. Shelley Bryant, Khodel Callaway; Mr. S. K. Murphy, Mr. Chat. Monday— Mass, 7 n. in. Park, Frank. L. Campbell. Mr. E. D. Panel. A. D. Chapman, Henry Instruction for cliildrcn..2 p. m. Coffee. Mr. Ja>. A. Curry, Alfred Dunlap, Mr. J. Pryor Hampton, Mr. C. II. liopkln». Mr. L. W. Godwin. Mr. W. E. Green, Mr. Sam Lewis. Mr. Chiu. Om a« with HOLDBN R IA L E S TA TI CO. T Patronize Home_ T Talentali Pays. R e a l ' Ladles C athollo Jenkln*. Mra. I.u Gene Hev. M. To«, rector; aervicei every second and Arche. M il* Ornolare Marion. Mn. May fourth Sunday; early m an, 7 a. m.; mass and ser­ Amlrraon, M l«» Helen Starling, Mra. Kitty Blake, Miss B elile mon. 10 a. in.; Sunday school. 9 a. m.: vespers, 3 Barlow, Mrs. Alice 8Unpeon, Mrs. Mary J p. m. Thomai. Mra. L lu ie Cook. M i«« Alberta Slxagcslma Sunday, 14th Feb. Cui ber t. MUa Mamie Tyson, MUa Laura Device, M lu Delay Wallce. Miia Utile Sunday school, 0 u. m. loiter. Mn. Murali William». Mrs. Tucker Fuller. Mr,. Annie Mass and Sermon, 10 a. m. firs t Baptist General Fire Insurance Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., - kind; let ub hear from your We w lir suhTmt snmpIra ahd prices on request Sanford, $ f .98 Fine Leather Seat If you are fond of especially nice stationery, ask to see ou r Bonds- and Linens. Y ouHT m* Btfre to like them. " Dining Room Chair . M. :v The S a n f o r d H e r a l d Sanford, Florida im m u t a n t i - , SM S! •< » ~ v ~ tet better satistection. O u Porqi, kitchen, Uwn, flores, Olili most tie n e lo - the elegant plainest. >4 for our U r«« inasiniteli you all about Umm und «irr« • » « I chair you buy iy. Stai h r II M FLORIDA CHAIR FACTORY, ■rid«« b4 " r “ * * . , rhrvwf« m I , «c» I «IfW » n» Jach*******’ lonro» 61» . Pod» of �February 13. 1909 THE SANFORD HfRALri IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Oiîr Lucky èantord T J .-H . Overman wns In Jacks Thursday on business. . Ltiçky Sanford ! Little Happenings— Mention of j Mrs. Harry Alexander o f Oviedo spent Matters in Brief. port o f this week with friends In the city. personal items or interest ] Corner &. Roberts open their Snnford avenue grocery today. Everything in Iron beds from $ 2 .5 0 up. Get them iptlck Summary of the Hooting Small Talk Succinctly Arranged for Mur rlcd Herald Readers. In ‘ nt ‘ the Sanford Furniture Compnny. Garner & Roberts hnve good butter In one-pound prints for 35 cents. menus perfection. Sec samples nt I). A. Whose Caldwell fit Son's. Valentine _ W ill Stringfcllow and his "b ig voice” A re y o u ! startled the merchants several days this If you wish to see n real, honesbwholcweek. somo show, go to Parks theater tonight. D: W. Sasser, the efficient A . C. L. agent Mattings o f nil kinds and pntterns. front at Green Cove Springs, spent a few hours 20 cents per yard to 50 cents, at E. A. in the city yesterday. Heflield's Furniture Store. $10.50 value sanitary Tell mattress go­ _1_ Attention. Ladles I . A new a nd up»toing nt $8 for the next thirty rinys. Snn­ dste millinery store w ill be opened up ford Furniture Company. hère soon. — Mrs. M. L. A llen . Todny is the'13th— just between the an­ niversary o f Lincoln und that o f Cupid. Joe Saucer went to Kissimmee Wed nesday, where he was called on business. Sec H. H. Mill for Celery City Blend Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents. If you want n first-class tailor-made suit for $12.98. call at D. A. Caldwell A Sons. Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick ut tile Snnford Furniture Company, Swell lino o f quartered oak clicffonlcrs at Sunford Furniture Compnny. THREE Mrs. W. M. Lewis and daughter o f A t­ lanta are guests o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Miller. D A Y S ONLY! One million feet of cypress blenching lioards. Place onlers now. G. R. Calhoun Thursday, Friday and Saturday February 4, 5 and 6 Mr. nud Mrs. W. M. Thompson o f MlildLctown, Ohio, are visiting Mr. and. Mis. F. P. Forster. Drop in'ntul Inspect the Princess steel Methodists, Please: ranges. A renl rnngc at a moderate price. February 14 Is Birthday Missionary moving. , U Sunday School Sunday. Help us by Snnford Furniture Company. Sanford os an amusement town is secS A . Townsend c^tjiejxanmisg'iuii firm bringing or sending on that day one •ont1~tO"iitmc.- -Something d o in g - every iff Townsend & Mills of"Ph iladelph ia is penny for each year of your age. See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano N . P . Y O W E L L & CO flight. In the city this week. $18 A rt Squnres for $15. size 9x12. E. Mrs. R. J..Molly nniLchiidrcn are spend­ Headquarters for Iron A ge tools. AnyA . Hefficld Co. ing this week in Tampa, visiting friends O u r W ' ^ r r , M<t? 9 cent œffeemw ^ * * * * * * " < T ^ “ f M 11 ÌTèr ond relatives." ” rhe market, nt either store o f Garner & I ” 18 r U1,0rs’ ctc*' w ry J. Wilson. Olives in bulk and ]n all size bottles. M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres o f celery Roberti Cuas. Evans. land. Sold on ensv leYms. Yesterdny they celebrated the centenary * High-grade olcom'nrgerine, 25 and 30 "Our own coffee," 25 cents a pound, for o f Lincoln, nud tomnrtow Cupid's— stueuth cents a j*ound. Corner &. Roberts. sale by Garner &. Roberts. anniversary will be celebrated. We sell the best lime and cement that Mr. Randolph Chase and Mrs^C. II. A d ­ A . E. Mullein, who docs business in the ‘ money con buy. — A. E. H ill . amson o i Philadelphia are visiting their Bishop block, has now established a firstN e w lin e m en's pants $1.25 to $5, at class dry goods and notion store. brother, S.,0. Chase, this week. •4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 r FAR M IN G I M P L E M E N T S Mettlnger's. Commencing January lst.1900, George Young man stenographer (statistics a Miss Minnie Stewart returned Monday specialty) desires work^.good correspond­ W. Venable, contractor and builder, will — from Plymouth where she visited relatives ent; Herald; employ only Union labor, mid work eight 11 hours a day. the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jones nud dnughter, J. W. Widcmon, state agent for the Cit­ Hossic, were in Eustis the past week, in Tlie Parks Dramatic Company will give izens' L ife Insurance Co., wns n visitor to attendance at the funeral of Mrs. L. M; a matinee this afternoon, and tonight will gi VC-Utcir.Jure well, per foruiuuuu.-. — .the city Wednesday..____ IflOH. -•---- ■* .«.Î0. .1 ! • " ’i d . r ’Ò)-' L Ml ------ W c arc Agents for . * *• * i I Clark’s Cutaway Harrows 0 Go to H71T. Hill T6r everything ~tn~ grocery line. iron beds from $2.50 ii)*. Get them quick Have you seen the Princess steel range? Six holes, warming closet and reservoir, nt the Sanford Furniture Company. Long's Preserves in glasses. Finest on asbestos lined, only $38, Sanford Furni­ Women's exchange, nt the A r t Store. market. Crus. Evans. ture Co. Everybody join. —Kays &. Kltuhim. Romeo Coffee. 3 jxamdsfnr ijmi _dulhuIf you have rooms for rent, put your | Electa Brand Tea and Spipcs. ------ ------------------------ Chas—Evans ;“ m in e in the rooming Jrou w -direoiory,-at Chas. Evans. Watch for opening of the Art Store, lirst the Art Store. The building occupied by W. W. Long, on first street is being pointed, and when Allen's great minstrel show Inst Monday week in February. night gave satisfaction to the large crowd which attended the evening performance. r* •4- Some people seetn to think Florida is finished will make an attractive appear­ slow. Let them try Garner & Roberts ance. with an order. Phone 39. New line men's pants $1.25 to $5, at Miss L. A. Clapp uf Chautauqua. N. Y. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A . T. Rossiler The Princess steel range, tin* lender Mettlnger’s. at their |ile;isaiit home oh‘ lAlagnulia a v e - 1among ranges, nix holes and warming Th e Sanford headquarters at Jackson­ nue. |closet, and reservoir, asbestos lined, only ville llflder the aide direction *>f C. II. Lefller is doing a great work for the Cel­ High grade Cigars and Tobacco. Sinok $38, nt Sanford Furniture Co. Opening of Art Store und Woman's ery City. ing nnd chewing... Most complete line in Exchange ul Crlpprn's Music Store !l C. Dickens returned to St. Petersburg Saturday ufternpori. February 6, 1909. Wednesday, after a short visit in this city. Iron beds from $2.50 lip. Get them quick Everybody Invited. Mr. Dickens is A. C L. agent at St. Pc at the Sanford Furniture Company. fie city. '" Chas. Evans. Before you buy a range, exam ine the For an up-to-date tailor-inade suit, see Princess steel range, at the Sanford Fur­ B. A. Caldwell & Sons. niture Co. The best steel range on the W. H. Urokaw, representing the Citizens' market, and only $38. Think of it t Life Insurance Co. of Louisville, was iu tin Garner &. Roberta sell high-grade Cigars city Wednesday. Mr. Brokaw is well and tobacco. Try them. known in Sanford _ £ lii. A t LSiuuir£sJuL.i 15. .size. 11x14.. 1 L ___ J. I. i‘atleson cauglit - a . twelvcipoum l trout one day (ids week und Inis been ac­ A. Hefficld O k The famous Fox River Butter for sale corded first honors at the Sanford House at W. VV. Long's Grotary. as the champion angler. - *"• J. Frank Prffcr of Pittsburg Is in San­ Best line of stoves ever- brought to the ford again looking after his celery lands. city. Prices the lowest. —A. E. Hill. Mr. Pcffer is a prominent attorney of * Wude. the tuner, Orlando. Pittsburgh and claims Sanford for Ids next Now is the time to buy your sub-irri best bet. gated land. See M. M. Smith, Dried Salt Shoulders at 12 H cents found Mr, und Mrs. O. W. Schultz and children at H. II. Hill's grocery. of Ohio, spent several days in the city this Dr. T. A. Neal of tins city has been week. They arc old fricndB o f the editor, ond will probably make Sanford their honored by the appointment of locul sur­ geon of the Florida East Const Railway. winter home. This is tile first time a Sanford physician Planting time is here. M. M.Smith will has held this position. «11 you land on easy terms. Fresh fish every day— G u arn ntee^p l»e Harry Ward o f Decatur, Indiana, presi­ fresh— also oysters. dent and manager o f the .Ward Fence — S. C, Richah us, Lcffler Block. Company, has purchased land onBeardall Mrs. Saucer has closed her business in avenue, nnd will be Identified with SanKisaimmec and returned to Sanford, and — fonTs-imercsHrtn uie future. opened a fruit and confectionery store in If you want to sell or buy city lots, city the DeMonte building at the corner o f First property, eelery farms, see N. 11. Garner, street nnd Snnford avenue. Her many A. H Brock nnd A. L. Skinner of L ove­ friends will be glad to greet her again in land, Uhia-Aiia_#peudiug to vein! w eek» |business. ~ In the city and are Interested In Sanford Arthur Holland, an expert stenographer lands. Mr. Brock Is vice-president of the is a guest o f the Gate- City House nnd First National Bank o f Loveland, Ohio. desires employment. Fresh Mackerel at H. H. Hill's grocery Bb. Clarinet, cheap for cash. Herald. Mr. Nemo o f Indianapolis, lad., Is In Dr. W. Housholder has purchased the the city and is "gettin g the habit" by in­ purchased the dental office o f Dr. F. B. vesting in lands. Mr. Nemo Is a promi- Do away with-dust while sweeping car­ pets by buying Wizznrd Curjiet Cleaner of W. W. Long. lings, from 75 cents ii(>. Furniture Store. Methodists, please: February 14 Is Birthday Missionary Sunday School Sunday. Help us by bringing or sending on that duy one penny for each year of your age Horse The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co Best line of mailings ever brought to Sanford. See them at the Sanford l;urqi- tme Comp.iny, Age and Hand Tools tersburg. — —------ . ===== SANFORD, FLORIDA — ■ _____ : E. A, Hefficld F. J. Belknap, a prominent citizen of Pctoskey. Mich., is ill the city and like hi» fellow townsmen will ptirelmsc some vegetable lutids. AVWXVXt WVXXViiXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXMXVWXXVXXXXW ti\ \ \ v\ v%\\\\\\VXXtO WHY NOT USE Painter For S alk— T wo -acres improved hind, collage, packing liou^c, two flowing wells; tiled )ti good condition, lumber and tools, everything complete for farming. W ill sell witii or without crop. On 4 tit street, west side. — W. K. Koiiuins, Sanford. Fla. The new building of the Southern Ex­ press Co. is progressing favorably, and when finished will greatly enhance the appearance o f Railroad way. Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. W rite him at Orlando. Now is the time to Imy yours four-inch sewer pl|H.' fill lliiitny- liig stock on baud. —A. E. Hill. Fertilizer NOW , AND SAVE M ONEY? h lias shown more results for the Money invested than nay other. It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where * P a i n t e r ’s Sanford Celery Is used. Our every week. —T H E Writs for representative. C. M. HEADW ATER. is iri'Sanford Sec him or write to him at Orlando or E . O. D oohlst. Special P A IN T E R F E R T ftT Z E R CrOT ’ JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA N. H. Garner will rent your property for you. A. A. Rogers, a prominent furniture dealer o f Newport, Ark., is in the city fur a few •^44444444444444444 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 4 444+^, weeks, the guest of Mr. and Mr$. A. T. Rossiler.’ Mr. Rogers is a nephew <jf Mrs. Rossiler. BIG C U T Chase & Sanborn's tea und coffen the best there is. —— (la m er &. Rob or Is. H. Hasson, manager uf the Armour F er­ tilizer Works was in the city Wednesday. Mr. liusson win. quick Ui rceogtUAu rlie pjniii..I .... i iii i l -. a .. holder solicits a continuation of the pat- great possibilities o f Sanford, and tins es­ copllul and will look up the palmetto J c , ». M-re while here. ronuge o f Dr. Stephens. tablished a warehouse in this city, Chas. H. Evans will lie the sales agentMr. and Mrs. H. H. HIU and dnughter o f J Bu£ ^ F,0Ur ° f W ' W ' ^ n« ' Wichita, Kunsas,.are In Uie city fur an In*? ., “ -* - - - - .. . — - . . L ost—nv«> j&QjilP rew ard for uue ,1 «. definite stay, nnd are most favorably iraThe water works system is being great- sey milk cow with dark sides, gray on pressed with the unmatchable clim ate o f ly improved nnd a large force o f men are back, witii short crumpled horns project-* Sanford and vlcldlty. Mr. TOD lias been I busy laying pipes to the Sanford t Ever- ing over face— Has black lips, with no ln the hardware business in Wichita, but glades Railway. The Atlantic Coast Line car marks. Return to or notify J. A. c«nies to Florida*wiUi his w ife and duugh- shops and yards are now supplied by this Smith at the Flemming’s place in West Sanford and gel reward.— --------------------> « fo r r e jt «> d S e *ieo llo n . ayetem.— 1-----------------------•---------------- Tomorrdw, Sunday, Birthday MISSIONARY Sunday School Sunday. METHODISTS please brln i your penny f*r each year o f your age, or SEND ONE DOLLAR to 8unday -School. 9.45. Planet Jr., and‘ Iron Tomorrow, Sunday, Birthday MIS­ SIONARY Sunday School Sunday. METHODISTS please bring your penny for each year o f >our tjge. or SEND ONE DOLLAR to Sunday School, 9:45. F U R N IT U R E Stoves, Crockery, Carpels, Matting, Rugs, Sew ing Machines, E tc. Twenty Per . C e t Off - W On A ll Goods for the Next T h irty b a ys bWtJr1'** — S A NFORD F U R N IT URE CO. > 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 TrvK '• ''■ 'U m J illin g | Quickly anti N eatly Executed at The H erald Printing Company M �TIT February, & THE SANFORD HERALD Tha Irritatin g Mississippi. Tb o Mississippi la the greatest Irri­ tant In tbo U nited States. Its Ockloneas, ecnsdoua poorer an¡1 taunting eddies b rin g oaths to the lips o f the - -m o s t respectable and la w -a b id in g restdents alon g Its lo w e r course. Th e greatest adm irers o f the river, the peo­ ple w ho sin g Its praises w ith the most emphasis, are the ones w ho go o ff on a tangent o f tem per quickest when they And a new ca vin g o f riv e r bank headed tow ard the new est and most expen sive levee, built to protect great plantations, w hile Just across the " f-tronm rlfio worthless bluffs and useless aand bars. T a lk to a Mississippi river m n n -sb a n ty boater, pilot, raftsman, plantation o w n er o r city m erchant—and he w ill brag about the riv e r wonders. Its bigness charms him and makes him feel large and . elated. B ring him «ro u n d to bis ow n experiences w ith It, and suddenly a «ba d e o f resentment crosses his face as he recalls a shanty bout wrecked by a cyclone, a steam­ boat snagged, a ra ft torn up In some bend, a plantation undercut and w « h oil aw ay or a season's trade apolled by hn o verflow and crevnuse. '<Wo lo ve tbo river, dnmn It !" Is a literal expression.—It. B. Hpoars In A t­ lantic. In a hen's e g g only onc-flfth o f the substance is nutritious, one-ninth part Is refuse, and the remainder, the g rea t­ er portion .*■!■ water. W h ite shelled eggs a re not quite as good as y e llo w ones, fo r they contain a tftffe m ore w a te r and a little less ( f t , But your p u rveyor knows this and fre­ quently colors his w hite eggs with cofJudged b y the amount o f nutriment, a goose’s e g g Is the most valuable. N e x t In order are ducka', guinea fo w ls', hens', turkeys' and plovers*. E ggs con­ tain n large quantity o f sulphur, which Is p u rifyin g to the blood and good fo r the complexion. T o g e t the best eg g -y o u must feed you r fo w l on grain, and to cook it In the most digestible w a y you must not boll tho water. n e a t tho w a ter to ISO degrees and leave tho e g g In It fo r ten minutes. You w ill then digest every morsel. But I f you boll It fo r threo minutes no loss tbnn one-tw elfth o f It w ill fa ll to be digested. Thus ir yon eat tw o eggs boiled fo r three minutes eve ry day you waBte A re doxen In a year.—London Mall. TC ITY PROPERTY OR TR U C K LA N D S Come and See Us Th e Leopard and tha Pan. One day a w orthy Ku lu housew ife entua out from her cooking apd, aland- ¡ ’■a>»*a «¡ta , A Queer Teat. Th o grocer said to the applicant; cmptlod a pan o f boiling w a ter Into the “ Your references aro .good. Shoyf. .grow in g-b elow . It fell, nio your stylo o f w eigh in g out live ■plash, on the back o f n sleeping Ieoh* Itounds o f sugar. T h ere’s the scales." nrd, who Jumped iwrpendlculnrly Into 'T lio applican t-w reathed his face In the air ns high ns-the ro o f o f the hut. the am iable sm ile all salesm en--wear W hat m ight have happened next? ami weighed out the sugar w ith dis­ W ho can Bay 7 But the astonished w o ­ patch and accuracy. IIo put on too man dropped the pan w T O rr m a n ff up­ little sugar lit Aral; be added gen tly a on the rock, and the leopard took ouc fu ll h a lf pound before tbo scnlo bal­ leap d o w n h ill,' Th o pan follow ed, and anced. the leopard's dow nw ard leaps becam e “ Y ou 'll d o," said tho grocer. “ You longer and s w ifte r as the pan bounded nnderstaud the scale trick. I t Is plain a fte r It from rock to rock. that you learned your trade In the W hen last seen tho leopard bdd Just thorough old school w a y ." achieved a leap o f about &S0 fe e t to “ Yes, sir," the other answered. “ I the very bottom o f tho' ravine, thou­ learned In tho country, and almost my sands o f fee t below, and the pan had first lesson w as that In w eigh in g. You w hirled about COO foot o v e r It on the must add, add, add, till the beam tips, opposite side. Tho leopard would have because all that nddlng pleases the cus­ eaten the old woman with pleasure, tom er—seems to him almost like a g ift. but n pan which first scnlded hnlF the But tf, on the contrary, you substract bide o ff him and. then bounded clanging from the quantity on the scnlo the In his w ake from the top o f the H im a ­ customer Is ’ .effected . In - t h e opposite layas to tha plains below was some­ w a y —you seem to bo robbing him. H o thing which ho could not face.—Lougoes a w a y convinced thnt yo u aro n | don C hronicle—____'------ -------— - - — « t le g y c b ru t*1—N e w O rient!» Tltnea- BOARDfNC. CELERY, SANFORD, FLA. It Makes No Difleience W hat You W ont or W here You Want It WE H A V E IT • * and 7m Terms that are Right • HOWARD-.PAC.KARD LA N D COMPANY A Mexican Tradition. Boys, w hat's tho m atter? fe v e r ? Beaten at Hla Own Qama. Dio, then; die, then." Th at's tho noug " A fe w days since," rolntes n solicit­ the doves sing down In old M exico or, "as I wan sitting w ith m y friend D. when a n ative has pcnumonla. .and In hla office n man cam e In and soldi almost In variably he lies down, refuses ‘ " M r . W „ tho liv e ly Btublu keeper to aw a llow the medicine prescribed by tricked mo aham efully yesterday, npd tho physician, resigns him self to hla I waut to be even w ith him.' fa te and In a fe w w eeks ho dies. Tho " 'Btato your case,' said D. dovo, how ever, sings the song In Span­ " *1 asked him how much he'd charge ish. I t Is a trndtllon am ong the Mcxm e fpr n homo to go to Richmond. H o leans that once the fe v e r accompany­ said half a sovereign. 1 took the ing an attack o f pneumonia .seizes horse, and when I came back he said them It Is necessarily fatal, and be­ ho wanted another h alf sovereign fo r cause o f this all medlclno and all phy­ coming bt\ck mid mndo mo pay 1L* sicians are refused and tho M exican "D . gnvo Jits client some legal ad­ usually dies. T h e dovo brings the vice, w hich he Im m ediately acted upon, story o f death in Its w eird cooing, ac­ aa follow s: H e went to tho llre ry cording to the b elief o f the natives, '•stable keeper and said, ‘ H o w much and many w ho have been seized with w ill you charge fo r n homo to W in d­ tho fe v o r who oth erw ise might have sor 7* recovered have succumbed o w in g to "T h e man replied, 'A sovereign.' their belief In thé tradition. T h a t la 1 "C lien t accordingly w en t to Wlud- tbo reason, It Is said, w hy penuinnnla aor, canto hack by rail and w en t to the Is fatal to bo many Mexicans.—N ew ___ livery atablo keeper,- saying;______ York. -Harold,___,.______________ — ------ ,r,ITere Is your money,* paying him a sovereign. " ‘ W here Is m y honte?* paid W . " *n e's at W indsor,’ answered the client. 'I hired him only to go to W in d ­ sor.* " —Pearson's W eekly. A Wide Range. W hen the Burgeon w ho happened to be spending a night at Hunhby Inn had Set tho broken leg o f the weather bonten stranger w ho w as the ch ief vic­ tim o f an uutomobllo accident the patleut looked up at bjm anxiously. ‘ ‘Sec here, doc." ho aald lu a husky voice, " I h aven't got much of. any money. W ould you take out you r feo In trade?" “ Yen. I guess bo," said tho surgeon cheerfully. "W h a t Is you r trade?" . "W e ll, I'v e got a num ber o f things I can do soon as I'm o n tn ------ again ," BBta the patient. " I can hang w indow blinds, or I can put on ligh t­ ning rqds, or 1 con play the cornet, and 1 can d o 'em all first rate, If I ’ m the oruL lo_aay IE doe,’!—Vmith'a Companlon. Fortune displays our virtues and o ut vices as lig h t mokes all objects appar­ ent.— La Rochefoucauld. What Changed the Old Town's Name? A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements LUCAS PAINT THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER Boat by T aat fo r C ro w tr a . All tolio liove .. um-iI tills sprny romlmiixitly urc fre e . from blitb( Used In Uncle Sam 's Paint Shop ' anil Inwet«,During the past year the U. S. N a vy has consumed (191,000 |>ounds of Lucas W h ite Paint and 2 7 H, 7 00 itounds of l.UCAS COLORS, sufficient to produce more than 100,000 gallons o f paint, equivalent to 50 carloads o f 200,000 gallons each, and which would make n train more than one-half mile long. In addition to this Uncle Sam has used during the past year more than 25,000 gallons of LUCAS .V A R N IS H E S . ENAM ELS and-tuber-products. Uncle Sam's preference is not a matter o f favor, but o f Q U A LIT Y and RESULTS. > „ • In Unde Sam’s service, as In everybody rise's. LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have on unbroken record for satisfactory results. WELL DRIVING ~W e~liave the largest nnd best equipped plant for driving wells in this section of the country and are prepnred to (ill all orders promptly. Our machinery is up-to-date and our workmen are skilled in the work. “ Those contemplating putting in wells would serve their best inter­ ests by consulting us ami learning prices before making contracts. Growing Strawberries, Celery Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays I Sell the Land— Your Brains, Money, and Muscles Makes th c-C ro p -a n d -the Pioltr Woman Oyster Qatharara. “ Th e w ork o f oyster collecting and culture Is moat unsuitable fo r women, hut In France, o w in g to Its tedious na­ ture, It does not appeal to men. Often from on aarly W m r In ths m orning till late Into the evenin g tho women are standing up to their knees in water, Mr. Brown of SLEET YTO W N, w ith a strong sun beating dow n on He wouldn’t ad verti«;. them. T h e result Is that n ever a ye a r passes w ithout some o f them goin g Bo along came H r. Strong mud and h aving to be hurried a w a y And took him b j surprise. H r. S., as you may guess, W as strictly up to date; ■ . A Msan Man. . M edical M an —Jobaon has dona the meanest thing I ever heard o f. He cam e to ’ m y house the oth er night, ate a big dinner, g o t Indignation a n d ’ then w en t to another d octor to be cured. T b s most w asted o f all days la that dajr op w hich one ^aa p et laughed.— Knew the game and played the At early hours and late. IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D F A R M S — U N C L E A R E D LA N D S — Flow ing W ells on A ll Celery t e l l e end other.Deslreble Tracts In blocks to suit P w ^ M e r . P r ic e a .n d description, upon request Strong Is still in W A K E F U L VILLE, Tha merfSknt of the town; He advertises and still surprises Such chaps as H r. Brown. . J . N. W H ITN ER First National Bank Building �■JfcUúri. „ r’ ■,^vu? "• ;■ February 13. IÔO® '/■ ' *■'/ ’ ;'* J, f , • - f -r l m -‘ THE SANroRftiL.nrRALI) When Hypnotised Tramps Meet Death. The icrap A Land»**r Story. Landseer, rid ing dow n Bond street London. saw thd fo llo w in g notice in picture dealer's a bop w in d o w : ' jln e Landseer on V ie w TYIthlu.” . IIo w ent into tbe abop and asked to set? the “ flue Landseer." T b e dealer, who did not recognize biro, proudly pointed ont the work. It w as ratber an early one. The dealer was, o f course, loud In ila pralao. "And how much do you want for It?” ■aid Landseer. A No. 1, tho well knoiyn tramp, atgtea th a t.rid in g upon-the TFucTTbenma |*tween tho wheels o f a flying passenger train or even o f a slow er going freigh t train Is exceedingly dlflicult. Th e fly­ ing cinders deluge the eyes and at times make breutbing almost tnipossl hie. M ore than this, he says that un less ohe strictly watches him self one is In danger o f becoming hypnotized. Tho rhythm ically pounding wheels Jolt«, Ing o ver the Joints o f> h e rails have n w ay o f Insistently com m anding atten­ tion.that la extrem ely dangerous. This notso. sharp and repeated w ith devilish persistence, can hypnotize tho unwary, be says. O ften he tins hail to use ev­ ery resource o f w ill pow er which lie lias In order to ward o ff the effects o f this endless anil mind com pelling click, click, click ." IIo believes thnt many a tramp who hap fallen to his death from the trucks lias been first hypnotized In this way. This Is per­ fectly Bound psychology, and thoprobn billty o f-a u c h hypnotism w ill laj In dorsed by any good specialist In this science.—B oh etn lan ’M agnxlna.^ "T w o thousand guineas, sir,” was the reply. "T w o thousand guineas? That ■eems a long price fo r an enrly w ork.” " I could not take a sh illin g loss,” ■aid the denier. ' H e ’s gonej air," touching his forehead slgutncantly uHe's out o f hid mind. l i e ’ ll never paint another.” "Ia he Indeed?” said Landseer. “ I ’m A Winnipeg Sermon. * very so n y to hear that," And ns ho A story Is going tho rounds about was coming a w ay he noticed a largo ono o f the W inn ipeg clergy, which he picture by Stanfield. "M a y 1 ask w h a t him self has told w ith great dollght. A you want fo r this S tanfield?" farm er and Ills w ife cnine to W innipeg 4 "That, sir, ts also 2,000 guineas.” on a visit, and on Sundny their host said Landseer, touching his requested tho farm er friend to ¡Jo with forehead and Im itatin g the dealer’s him to church, "N o.” said he, " I n ever go to church.' gesture. “ Is Stanfield g o n e 'to o ? " And his w lfo backed up his assertion. Th o visito r was finally..persuaded to . The Evil Eye. go to n local church and was told tbe . . The possession o f tw o eyes docs not confer upon us any advantage. One o f pastor wits also an American. A fter them Bervcs td show ns the good things the Bcrvlee bo was Introduced to the pastor, nnd the fo llo w in g conversation and the other the evils o f life. A large took place: . number o f people have ncqulrcd the “ W ell, doctor," said the visitor, " bad habit o f shutting the first eye. hut enjoyed your sermon." very few shut the second, and that Is L'l j m very pleased to bear that," re why there are so many people who piled the pastor. ' would rather l<o blind altogether than "Y o u know,” explained tho farmer, see-all they have to Bee. H appy tho " I do not go to church very often, hut one eyed w ho nre Only deprived o f thnt sermon o f yours wns the least that evil eye w h ich spoils all that we like a sermon t ever heard."—WlunI look upon!—Voltaire. peg Telegrapir “Whntr Fooling 8andy, An old G jasgow nklnfllflt b reakfast _ e d .uvnry—m orn lag on \torrid ge a m b In order to save fuel tooked a whole week's supply every Saturday. ■One F riday m orning the stuff seemed very cold and very snit, and he felt lie must nhnndon tho stru ggle to cat It Rut tils stubbortf nature forbade any such thought. So bo fetched tho whls ,ky from the cupboard,, poured out a glass and placed It before him on the table. "Now, Sandy," said be. " I f yo eat that parrltcb y e’ ll bae tbnt w hisky an’ I f ye don’ t ye w on ’t." , He stuck again at the Inst spoonful, tmt. keeping hla ey e steadily on the glass o f whisky, he made a boldr bravo effort dnd got It down. Then he. slow ly aud carefu lly poured the whisky into the bottle, w ith t broad grin, as he said to him self: "Sandy, my bid, 1 did y e that time, ye nuld sw indler." Had Bean to Sea. „ ÍÍSEBCK ," ~ : Iv . :1' *: ;i * ■- . Modern W itchcraft. Bays n correspotidl'UL o f the .Loiuloa Chronicle: "T h is w riter knows of west country English farmer, n hard headed business man, who uses (he latest machinery on'bls farm, yet holds tho belief Ilf pixies us (Irmly as any article of, his religious creed. H avin g been visited by a series o f minor mis fortunes, bo confided to tho w riter In the utmost seriousness bis fea r thnt he had offended a pixy by Inadvertently stopping Into a fulry ring and stated thnt lie Intended going on the morrow to tho w hite w itch nt E xeter to get further misfortune averted. Amt this level headed business man .took a day fF ow -h ls farm iu tliu busiest time of the year and Journeyed to E xeter anil back—a m atter o f some sixty mites— fo r this purpose. On Ills return he wns os one who hail cast off n heavy bur den. Hut the w hite witch's mysteries no persuasion could Induce him to re­ _______________ , vea l." A Violin For a Van». . An Irishman, brought before n New Turk police Judge ou a charge o f va­ grancy, was thus questioned: ~ nvturt Tnrafc-na'yotrrarmrr---- “ Shure, y e r honor, I’ m n sailor,’’ Pat made answer, ’’W hat—you a seafarin g man? 1 doubt w hether you w ere ev e r at sea In your life," exclaim ed tho Irate justice. "Shure, and does y e r honor think 1 came over from Ireland In a w agon?” grinned P a t HI» CUvar Schema. Tho man w ith the large head and tho •protruding eyebrow s stepped Into tho .cigar emporium. "G ive me the poorest clgnr you 've got." . " f i v e or ten cen ter?" queried the man l*hlnd the showcase. ’ “ I don't know w heth er you’ re going to give me n five or ten center. I'm going to g iv e you a dim e. Rem ember, _llLi.M. the p o o re s tc ig a r tn-tfcc p la ce." The clerk bnnded ou t n box-, nnd'the customer selected o n e ,'c a lm ly lighted It and puffed curiously. Th en ho left. _\£llll HU nlr.of-su peem e eatlsfnrtkm . "Ah, this tastes good 1" ho muttered on the outside. " I knew my little .scheme would work. T h e fe llo w gave .m« (he best cigar be had In tho «to re ." The cigar dispenser on tho Inside so- Ulloqulxed: " I Just took that old codger at his * « r d , I handed him a box o f three for a nickel."—Llppln cott’«. Ono o f tho most curious vanes to Ik* seen ou any church lu Great Britain Is thnt nt Great Guucrby, n parish nil; oinltig -G ra n th a m ,— tn Lincolnshire It Is In tho form o f n fiddle and n bow nnd Is unusually Inrgo. Its history la n curious ono. Many years ago n pensnnt resided In Great Gonerby who eked ont a modest livelihood by perform in g on an old violin, which was almost n part o f his life. At lust ho decided to em igrate and out In tbe fa r west prospered and became a rich man. One day he i»ent to tho clergy­ man nt G reat Gonerby a sum aufitlent to build a church anil attached to tbe g ift the curious condition that n metal repllcn o f bis old fiddle and bow should bo on the summit o f the edifice. Th o g ift was accepted, and tbe vnue may still be seen on tbe church. ____ ____ B w t Rtvtnot.__ MreTShoppcr (a fte r Inspecting every thing tn the store)—I don't §ce any­ thing here thnt suits mo. I suppose I may as well g o d o w n to Stacy s' and see w lTaFThey“ hare. Th ey usually have good assortment. Salesman—H ero's a card o f one o f tlscir salesm en.. W on ’t you kindly ask fo r him? Mrs. Shopper — A h ! A friend of yours. I presume? Balestnau—No, madam, he has owed me f 10 fo r tho past three years.— Puck. J ‘ • - H u ffsd. In tho olden times a w om an tn the north o f Scotland w en t to visit her husbsnd, w h o w a i condemned to bo banged on the fo llo w in g day. Tho doomed man began to g iv e hla lu•trjiftions to his w ife preparatory to bidding her fa rew ell, when all at onco *h e - broke “ t t r iip b u "the converea tlon **** exclaimed, " B y t h e - b y * r Jotm, whaur w ill I plant tbe tattles this . Jearr* Th e unfortunatetf;nau, as may b« Imagined, g rew exceedingly Indig­ nant at ’ the Indifference o f his w ife •nd exclaim ed a n g rily : "W h a t need I fare whaur y e plant them ? I ’ m not likely to need ony o* them ." “ Ile c h ," s p ile d the wom an, turning to tho warden, w ith a w a g o f tbe head, "o o r John'e huffed because he’s gnun to bo hanged the morn I” and marched out o f Ibe cell. « H ig h ly P ra c tic a l. You r business college fo r young la­ dles seems to be all r i g h t " "It is all right" NOTICE O F INCORPORATION 11a VUlano Rotunda, herein duly they depose arid say u i«n oath that they are the complainant« named in the foregoing BUI of Partition: that thr Of the Ssnrord Celery Della Land Com retpondrnt. Vltlorla Vtliano (or Victoria VUlano). Is n non-resident of the State of riortda: that »he pany *v Is nn infant under the ags of twenty-one year»; that the la a citixan o f the Kingdom of Italy anti Th* undcrtlgnrd h»t»hy give notice that they In now reside» with her mother. CattoUca Sargent tend lu apply in Hpn Albert W. Gilchrist, ai Gov einor ol tne-Gtate of Florida, al Tal)ahai*er. Flor­ \illaflti, at Lansdomlnl. Mirlglleno. Provlncta dl ida. on th* lUih day of March. 1909, for Issuing ol catena. Kingdom of Italy, and that there 1» no Lcttere Patent Incortwrmlng the SANFORD CEL­ Person In the Slate ot Florida the service of a tubERY DELTA LAND COMPANY, under the pro­ poens upon whom would bind the »aid Vlttoria pped charter attached hereto, the toriginal Charter VUUba You are therefore ordered to appear to ih l» Bill being now on r .with the Secretary ol Slate at orl. Manslajr,. the- 1st d ay o f March. Ido. 1909, the »ame being a rule day of said court. J. N Wntrata. It (»further ordered that this notice be published A. T. Racismt*. for eight consecutive we. k l In The Sanford Herald, • * S O. Ctust. Thr undrtilgned have associated and do hereby a newspaper published In Orange County. Florida Witness. B. M. Roblt so t. Clerk of th*- Circuit aitoriale tbvm irlvr* together for the purpose of iyrmtng a body cutporotf under and by virtue of Court In and fat Orange county, Florida. itmHhe seal o( »aid coutt. this 2nd day of January. A . D. the Law* of the State of Florida, and v B **• Rpetasmt, Cletk, the following Article* of Incorporation: A, M, Tn»A«ir.s. ------- I jzalI ARTICLE I. Solicitor for Complainant*. 22-8 By M. A. Howard. D. C. Tbe name of ltd* corporation »hall he the SAN FORD CELERY DELTA LAND COMPANY, and it* principal place of builnria (hall be at Sanford, Florida, but it «bull have tuch other place» ot in the Circuit Cojirt o f the 7th.Judicial business in J'lnrldn nnd other Suites as shall be Circuit of the State o f Florid« detrrraliiwTby the Board of Directors. -H AVE YOU-SEEN TH E r Eh*. I JiJUtiauee. t Blickensderfer? A T Y P E W R IT E R FO R A L L PURPOSES fo r Orange County.- ARTICLE It. The general nature of the Imilnesi to be tram ocled by »aid corporation shall be: T o ta l), hold, •ell. work, Irnie, rent, exchange, cultivate, Im­ prove nnd otherwise deal In real estate either as owners or in commission for others; to plat. Im­ prove. develop, farm, drain, dike and Irrigate Infids nnd dispose of Its products, and to do and perform all thing* needful or necessary for the full rnjnymrnt of all the rights and privilege* of- its ownership. ARTICLE III The amount of capital stock- of dhts corporation shall be Twenty-Five Thousand Dollar*. 1$25.000.00) fully paid tip. the shares to be One Hundred Dollars. ($100 till) each, and two hun­ dred and fitly in number. Jtnd of par. value'of D ot Hundred Dollars (1100.00) each. All Iherapllnt •Ink lobe fully paid up in real property nt n Just volut: io bejixcxi nnd delerniiRmitjy. the Hoard-of Director*. ............... *• f ARTICLE IV. The corporation shall ewtllwue. (or a perlul of Seventy-live Years from and after Its legal Incor­ poration hy the proper authorities. ARTICLE V. The h’uslneiFof the corporation shall be cunlucled by the following offierrs: A ( ‘resident, Vlce-I’ resldent, a Secretary and Treosurer, to be elected by the Board of Directors, and o Board of Director» of not less than three and not mon­ th itn seven tn number. The office of Secretary nnd Treasurer may tie held by one person. The Dl rectors shall be chosen from list of stockholders ol the corporation and rlectrd annually. >. Until the first annual inerting and election of of fleers and their qualification, the officers of this rporallon shall be: J N. Whltner, t’ resldent; A Roasetter, Vlce-l*rcsldenl; and S. O. Chase, Sec­ ary and Treasurer, The Board of Directors sholl lit-: J. N. Whltner, A. T. Koisetter and S. O, Chase. Thr first organliatlon meeting o f stockholder« of this cumulation shall he held In Sanford. Florida, on the 19th day of March, 1909, for the purpose of adopting by-lawn, nnd doing such other business ns It rnny desire to transact The annual meeting shall tw on tlic first Tuesday of May of rocli year City o f Sanford ) . v*_ ) Bill in Chsncery 10 Lot 1 , Block 7. Tier s.) Enforce Tax. Lien Owner Unknown, and) To AH Whom It Slay Concern: Upon application o f the City Solicitor, it is hcrchy' ordered that on or before the Feb­ ruary Rule .lay next, being February t. A. IL tnog -Jn laid court, you anprar to and answer 'the blit fifed and set forth the 11. tur* of your respective interests In, right to. or Rent upon real estate situate In the City ai Smfrvrd.-aml described in the bill a t e -----Lot I, Block 7, Tier 2. ll it further ordered that this order be publiibed in th* Sanford llrrald, a newspaper imbli-bfd in said- City, once a ' w eek' f oT eight consecutive- week«, prior to said rule dsy. Witness my hand and seal o f the. said cir­ cuit court this r jlh day o f November, A. D. 23-8 In County Judge's Court, Oranfc County, Florida In Ra Estate of I W. M, Mahoney) To A ll Cxrnrroas. L tgatits, Dixtsisittw and all IT ssons Having Claims A gainst Saio Estatl : You nnd each of you are hereby notified and requlrett to presen! nny claim* aud ail demands hleh you have either fur or against said estate ol W . M. Mahoney, ___________________ ______ deceased, ______ late of________ Orange County. Florida, to the undersigned Lx renter of said estate llhln one year from the date hereof. Dated December 21, 1908. F nanus W, M ahonty, 19-8 v Executor. UNDERW OOD Be It Ordained by the Mayor and City Council of the City ol Sanford. Florida : $ w u s L It sliull Lu the duty id tin: Mayur. with the approval of the Council, to appoint a City Scavenger, whose compensation »hid! l«‘ l l i c i by the City Council Src. 2 ll »hull lie tin-duty of the City Sraven |cr to remove all excrement from the privies with* n the corporate limits of the city ut least once nrh week, anil nil tbe gnthnge (.lined upon the streets daily lb -»bull also remove horn the tit) limits nil other oftrnsive or unsightly maltrror SuUstnnca when reuuested 10 do so hy the Inspect­ or, Marshal tn Mayor t shall lie the duly of the Scavenger to thor­ oughly wash all implied buckets before replacing the same. ■ Sir. 3 Every privy within the corporate limits of l lie city shall I*- provided, al the expense of the dlV, with one nr more water closet buckets of regu­ lation pattern. the number of buckets to t * us.-d In any one privy stroll to- determined by the Clio Scavenger, subject to the approval of Ure Inspector or the Sanitary Committee ot the Council. . It shall l * the doty of the Scavenger to supply the bucket» where needed, and within two days re­ port the name of the occupant of the premises,with the number of bur krts supplied, t*> the City Clerk, whose duty it sbnll be to keep a list of the buckets In use, and by whom. Ssc. 4. The owners or occupants of premises shall (rut all garlarge in suitable receptacle« and hcc same putskle of the t ................... colivenletit 1»litre for the Scavenger. Str S. All owners, agent* or occupants of nremtses where buckets nre used, shall nay $1.00 per bucket [>er quarter, payable quarterly ill udvunce; ail stores, talnons. ii-tthurnni*. hotels, and all other places of business tdiall |ia£ Tr-rTrnyiimr qUHTTriTybrodvahce. oTncrs and realdeuces wliere buckets are jrot used sliajl pay 75 cents quarterly, payable quarterly in advance, for the removal of garbage and trash from their re­ spective places Sec. B. The aggregate amount of aJI rrvrnue de­ rived under the precision* of this ordinance shall be a Sanitary Fund, to tie used by the fianttary (Committee (or sanitary purpose* only. Sri 7. Tlie payment for buckets and teavengef service shall tie made nt the office uf tbe City Clerk. Iirl wren the first and the tenth-of January, April, July and Octotier. The Itic C Cletk lerk lliaJl keep a rcxxud f all motile* received,. and pay by dl„ out — the .... same ______ tbe order or approval of the Sanitary Commit lee. tie alcali make a quar Icily report to the Oram­ eli of all monies rccrivnl and paid out under the provisions of this ordinance. See. 8 All viola tur» ot the previsioni of this or­ dinance shall b* nunrshnj by * fine of not less than $1 .00 nor more than $50.IK), or by imprisonment and labpr not exceeding thirty days. Src. 9. All ordinance* and parti of ordinances In conflict with thr pruvUlons of Ihls ordinance are heretiy repealtd. tarv measure, Src. 10. This tirtng a sanila edlately after same shall take cfleet passage "D o you give the girls s good practi­ cal business train ing?" In rep ly to that question I can only «a y that 00 par cen t o f oar graduates To 1W, Mato* L axi : m arry their em ployers the first year.” the above ordinance was J hereby certify ihut t) san toru m sT Insesrlnn —L ou isville Courier-Journal. Mass L, Srtirr anusry 4 th, 19DU. iinmi a.sAJbvniYcotnsai « : City Clerk. kppruved January I9ih, 1909. Jessie. Fuesur L a a i , Mayor. It Is related that when the young 23-4 man w h o a fterw a rd becamo General Frem ont r*D aw ay w ith and h urried in Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit, Oranfie County, Florida Jessie, Tom Benton, tho great sen1 •toh, made terrible threat« o f w hat ho CarmelUVUIanoRotupdoand \ Mike Rotunda, her husband, I ^ *■- — J , would do to tho young man. H e and Mike Kotundo in hi. own l M| (of paf(|((oti would g tr e him roasts and bullets, and bo on. T o all o f which Mrs. Benton Vlttoria* VUlano. ) quietly remarked. "Y o p had better To Vlttoria VIllarto: From th* «flldavlti uf Mike Rot undo sod Car me­ g tre him Jessie, m y dear." SANFORD — - H ER ALD 300 First St., Sanford, Florid* < » • - '* - > |— Sanford Library J j; AND - * !’ r.-'J t | Free Reading Room I t + x j i ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block ;; Open Tuesdays4~lo 6 p.mT X and S Saturdays 4jto 9 p. m . r - J ! S t r n n ( * e r s ^ V e i c o l i l e ;; mi W. W . L O N G % DEALER IN Fresh Meats The Pioneer Visible It makes no difference what Typewriter To Provide fo r (Mr A p poin tm en t o f o City S caven ger. D efining Ills D u tle». ond for O ther P u rposes A S100 Machine for SflO Sou thern at The Herald oflk e . . B. M. Kohlnson. (Seal.) Clerk Circuit Court. Orsnge County,. A. T. Kuwrnts. AN ORDINANCE 1 R s ftf^ The best machine on the market 1908, ' J __________ r__A H H C U L Y L — I-------- t---- — Hie highest nnitiiinl !llimlc(!liallli:si pLihls cor. iialionlo wliitii It can subjecl itself shall mil exceed itscapltul stock. ARTICLE VII The /tomes ond residences ot the subscriber* of stuck In this corpotatlon. and the amount of stock subscribed by each is as follows: ) N Whltner. Sanford, Florida, 09 shares. A 1 Iftnselter, Sanford. Florida. 71 shares. S l) Chase. Sanford. Florldu. HU shares. I n Wrmrss Wnmror, the .subscribing Incvrpora tors do beirtiy sulmcill>e their names this third day of February, A. D 1909. ), N. Wiinata. S. 0. Chaw.. Stsix or F losio*. 1 . < Count) or OssNue. I — Before me R E Maxwell, n Notary l*uhllcof thr State of Florida, personally come J N Wbltner. A T Roasetter and S. O, Chase, to rpe well known to he. thr person* named In and who signed the forrgnlng Articles of Incorporation, und each for him­ self acknowledged that hesutMcrltied and axec-uted the same AtlkTrs of Incorporalion for the purposes therein expressed. “ " ---------------------Is W mi css Watstor. I have hemmla set my hand nnd official sen) this 3rd day of February. D 1909 |MAI | R. C. M u x t u , Notary Public Stair of Florida My commission expires April 13, 1912. 25-5 One thnt will stand the greatest tests Cannot get out o f alignment you use now, lave used in the past, or may use, the machine yon will even tu ally-b u y .is die Underwood AND Groceries Agent for Virginia-Carolina Fer­ tilizers ALB E R T G R A M L1N G T o n s o r ia l P a r lo r s Fashionable Hair Cuttinjl —ttittl-Ocncml—Bftf4>er4Hg--Hot *nd C old Dalha at all H ou r*. phur Oatha a S p e c ia lty H ot S u l­ One visit nnd you U-romc a Staunch t’ alron Pico Bloch oppoalto Expfaas Offleo — THE— & W . B. DREW CO. A t ùÏ M FOR S A L E 9-ROOM HOUSET H ACRES ST A T E D E A L E R S Jacksonville, • In Enterprise florldu .$1100.00 Write us for further information DON P E A B O D Y Sanford Enterprise Vachine t Foundry FRESH Works M E A T S '. Florida mm iË AND Repairing A ll Kinds of Machinery DEALERS IN Autom obiles and Gas Engines . GROCERIES AT J. I. AN D E RSO N ’S C. H. DINGEE * * Plum bing and Gas fittin g Office und works 214 Oak Avenue 'Phono 130 SANFORD, FLORIDA A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention and Best Efforts Oi>i*>siieCity Mull Phone 230 i --—» i -..-witi-iu:. VXj.' /.Jqt «._ —Vf*. �' B . ' “ j/ .t ■ . •V: ' ' H oly Cross Episcopal church was the scene o f a quiet wedding on Wednesday a t 1:30 when the marriage ceremony o f Miss Minnie C. Croft and Mr. H. T. A vant was solemnised by Rev. Dr. B. F. Brown, the rector. , — '• A s the peals o f Mendelsohn's wedding march performed by Mrs. Fannie Munson at the organ hurst forth, the bridal party preceded by Messrs. F. P. F orster and B. F. Whitney proceeded slowly up the aisle to the altar. The bride and groom Were followed by the Misses Mettlnger. the maids o f honor, and the whole party grouped at the altar where the service w as' performed which made the popular couple man and wife. The altar and chance) were beautifully decorated with ferns and Rowers and while no ostentatious display W f s sought, the church presented a very pretty scene. Im m ediately after the ceremony the happy couple followed by their many friends left for the station where they took the train for Tampa and points In South Florida. ~ The bride wore a travelling gown o f blue broadcloth' "With chiffon trimming. hat and gloves to match, Both bride and groom ore very popular in Sanford. __ Miss Qroft has made this city her home for nine years, being Identified with the inilUa*VHFdepartment o f J. K. Mettlngcr's dry goods emporium. Her ge n ia l sunny temperament and clinrm and grace of manner have won for her a large circle of friends in Sanford. Miss Croft is a na­ tive of Maryland but the people o f this city claim her as a resident. Mr. A va n f is well known In Florida having for a number o f years been en­ gaged In the lumber business In Jackson­ ville and coming "to Sanford about six months ago has become identified with Sanford people and interests at once. He owns some valuable real estate in and around Sanford and upon his return ex­ pects to make this city his future name. The Herald Joins a host o f friends - In wishing Mr. and Mrs. A va n t a long and happy life. ■ - i 1* + 1 M $ 'r~ ¡¡yfe*• r 9• i , life « v i HR i1RByitG. ■ÂiÇrl" 1, r BST\ POINTS ' PURELY PER SO N AE How Celery City Vanity Fair ‘While Away the Golden Hours— * Social Gossip. * At Mrs. kcelor's Mrs. K. L. ¿vector and Miss Kcclor en­ tertained at bridge fit their suburbnn home on last Saturday evening. The guests from the city fared hither In a large bus. Owing to the inclemency' of the weather many were unable to attend yet enough braved the elements to have several tables o f bridge. Light refreshm enu were served and an evening of genuine enjoyment was accorded to the guests. T h r V alentine P a r ty For several weeks society has been -upon the qui riv e aw aitin g the arrival o f the evening scheduled for the valentine party a t the-Stmford House, the datChe' ing on Thursday, the lllh . Each lady was Instructed to wear a blue gown and mask and the gentlemen were to wear pink .gowns and masks of the same hue. When they had all assem­ bled in the large dining room it was a difficult matter to determino who was who. 5 turnon's celebrated orchestra was on hand to furnish the music that always starts the fe e t to m oving and as the pink and blue robes mingled on the floor there was many a conjecture to discover the partners. The gowns nnd tioods made a most complete guise and moat o f the dancers remained incognito until the time to unmask. Delicious jmnch_wnB .served - a n d - the dance continued until a late hour. The Misses St ring fellow, Schum pert nnd kcclor made all the arrangements for the affair and to them tlie thanks are due for a most delightful evening Ralph Stevens reached his eighteenth birthday on Monday last and in honor of the event tendered his friends a whist party. __ Refreshments were served and a pleas­ ant evening spent by the young folks. Billy Bcardall secured first prize, n sil­ ver-mounted nail file. Martin Rnines was awarded the booby prize, n beautiful tin horn. . Those present were Messrs. J. C. nnd Emery Close, Rowe, Baker, Brady, Admits, ' Lovell, Tolar. Hill. Biggcrs,.Lawson, lain«*. Watson, Peabody, Hamilton, Raines, Woodruff, Bcardall, Roumlllut, Higgins nnd Perkins. _ism, and hadiiilil-Jown-Jn-the-renr Wfi the north. Cream o f C elery Soup The following has been given to T he Herald for the benefit o f -all housewives: Wash one head o f celery, cut in small pieces and simmer in one pint of water until perfectly soft. Mash In the munp. water, add one minced onion, nnd let cook ten minutes longer, then pour in one pint o f scalding milk. Strain, return to saucepan, add one tablespoanful o f flour ■Atbwd-w w etli lirti little-cold ' mlUr.'^STie tnblespoonfulof butter, atvd salt and pep per to season. Serve hot with crackers. Try it. — Bculaii H. M o n s te r S tra w b e rrie s In the window o f J. N. WhiUier’s real <state office (his week was q basket o f - stfnwWrrriea thnt for size ond appearance takp first premium. They nre o f the Hefflen variety and were raised by Archie Cameron upon his place cast o f town. Capt. Dick Marks u|>on beholding the ber­ ries wanted to know whether you had to peel the berries or bore a holo in them in order to eat them. They elicited much comment and were undoubtedly the larg­ est strawberries ever grown anywhere. P rep a rin g F o r B rick Paving. Engineer Ginn and a force of urns are bosy*surveying First street, and w ill prepare plans and speciflcaUons at once for Uie brick paving and the trolley The w o rk of. p a v in g w ill line tracks. . . . . . , VT . • t a r t w it h in a f e w dn ya nn d First The high prices for lettuce early in the season have been overshad­ owed this week when Sanford lettuce Jumped to $3 per crate. This is equally as good a pticc ns the lettuce raised un­ der cover in other sections is bringing nnd demonstrates that the place tt> raise good lettuce that will bring good prices is | Sanford. L u c k y S an fo r d I RETORT OF TH E CONDITION OF First National Bank at Sanford, I BUSINESS FEBRUARY 5TH. IP Q ih ____L RESOURCES. Loan« ond Discounts..'....................... *181 554.34 I Ovrrdrafls, .«cured and unsecured. . .. 423 » 0 I U. S. Bonds to secure circulation........ 8.250 00 I Bonds, secureties, etc........f ............... 23.002 * flanrtng l y e fvinR ui e s w H H roreH~Tg;P*iic Due from National Banks (not reserve _ o ie n u )......................................... 38,305.30 Due from Slate Banks and Bankers ., • 3,215 01 Due from approved reserve agents....' 40.7ID.il Lhecks and other cash items.............. 770 22 Notes of other National Banks........... B.I40 00 Fractional paper currency, nickels, and .................. 1.021.38 | L aw rot. M oney Kr.vsvi pt Ba r i , va: .............. ......... *13,823.00 LeSai tender notes--------- 7,450.00 *21,073.00 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (8 per cent, of circulation ........... 312.80 T o i*l .......•'............................ *341.438.31 U A B IL m E S Capital Stock paid In.......................... *23,000.00 I f t g g f i . ........... ......... 10 .5 00 00 Undivided pro flu, lets ripens«» and ................ -J........... 3.812 82 iuT S j M k " i l " “ JUtAndlni...... . 8,230.00 Dividends Unpaid...... ................... 100.00 Individual depuslu sub­ ject to check...........,..*287,187.03 Demand certificates of de- P o y lt ; - '- ,. . , ................, 2.358 64 Certified checks.............I 288.62 2SB.8S8.08 a & M ÏM H -T osatrice State of Florida. | County of Orange / •*_____ I . L F-P. Forster, cashier of the above-named bank, i “O sweeMhat the above Statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. •*«** . ' . F. P. FORSTER. Cashier. \ * | ~ ■ February ------- - IS THE SUREST M O N EY A N YW H ER E ■ iBO0.'",orn 10 Uftor‘ *“ * lUh d,y A M. THRASHER.- ; FREDERIC H. RAND. s^a n it™ o i»ry Public j AU1 F a rm s. C ity P r o p e r ty If you want arty of these, See us Terms tcTsuit your pocket-book SANFORD, F L A URRELL INSHEW REAL BROKERS Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni- • ties in Florida { * Unimproved celery .lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre • ! « ^ Celery fnrmB, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop, $500.00 to $1000.00 J . per acre. .. • i Ci ty P roP ^ y, Improved and unimproved. . 303,000 acres timber land, with finest site in 0 r londn for crate factory. ►’ q * Others t e l l you what can he done. MURRELL &. M INSIIEW are practical farmers us § well os real estate brokers, ond are here to show you what hui been and can he done. rtV W V W H W V U A 44A A A 4AAA, M U R R E LL & M I N S H E W A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements UJCAS PAINT Used In Uncle S am 's Pain t « h o p During the post year the 1>.“S. N avy has consumed 091,000 pounds of Lucas W h ite Paint nnd 278.700 pounds o f LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to produce more thnn 100,000 gallons o f paint, equivalent to 50 carloads o f 200,000 gallons each, and which would make a train more Uian one-half mile long. In addition to this U nde Snm has used during th rp a ftt y e a f more than 25,000 gallons o f LUCAS VARNISHES, ENAM ELS and other product*. U nde Sam'a preference Is not a matter o f favor, but o f Q U A L IT Y and RESULTS. In U nde Sam'a a ervice.' os' In everybody else’*, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have an unbroken record for satisfactory results, ’ THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER ky Tssl for Oroyvwrs. and Insects. .............................................*............ ........................................ - '♦ ’- -v. ; MAKER C e le r y L a n d s a n d C elery IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AT THE CLOSE Or | will present a busy scene. The rails for uf the street car lin e are shipped and the L trolley official* arc prepared to lay the tracks when die paving starts. __________ IN SA N FO R D LA N D N ew Business M eth od s. Reports arc current that farmers have taken a tumble toJho true situation, and are closing deals for the sale o f their croiis o f celery straight through the sea­ son a t a fixed (trice. Handsome margins are being put up, nnd bank accounts are growing, even, while the celery Is in the field doing the same thing A n o th e r Tine Residen ce The Pope Contracting Co. are preparing J to erect another fine residence on First street, near French avenue for John Meisch. The house will be large nn«L commodious nnd will greatly enhance the appearance of this section o f the city. Man Dies Suddenly Billy Connors, a white man employed as First street west of the railroad is rapidly a cook at the “ City Restaurant,"died very becoming popular ns a section o f fine | dwellings. suddenly last Saturday night. Connors hod Just returned from a week’s visit to I ll l h P r ic e s F o r S a n fo rd L e t t u c e y Tnmpn, where he had been on a drunken1 Sanford lettuce and Sanford celery nre I spree, suffering from the effects of (tlcohol- gaining n reputation i n the - markets nil Hand's restaurant to sleep. He was found dead by cno o f his friends and appear­ ances indicate that death had been very sudden. The remains were taken In charge by Undertaker Miller and interred Sunday afternoon In Lnkcview cemetery. Connors had no relatives, nnd few people ticre knew him intimately. His home Is said to be In Pittsburg.* ’ Ml** Minnie C. C r«n and II. T. Avant • Married Wednesday Items of Interest Coqcernjjtf Society People. * THE SANrORD HERALD PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING IN THE SOCIAL WORLD 1‘ ----- —— --- -- WELL DRIVING W e have the largest and best equipped plant fo rd riv in g wells in this section o f the country and are prepared to fill all orders promptly- Our m achinery is up-to-date and -our workmen are skilled in the work. Those contemplating putting in -wells would serve their best inter­ ests by consulting us and learning prices before m aking contracts �TWELVE P A G E S -PART I—PAGES I TO 8 S A X F O T T D IN SANFORD— Lift Humber 27 SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1909 explosion causing n cnve-in. 125 miners esca|»ed through nn abandoned gallery. Items of Interest Gleaned Prom Various Sources happenings DURING THE WEEK The nineteenth annual reunion o f Cmffederntc Veterans is to be held in Ment­ phis. Term., commendin' June 8 nud con­ tinuing three dnys. Earthquake shocks continue in Sicily, and many partially destroyed walls are thrown down. No additional loss of life has been reported. iront running in at the joints is desirable. The tile should have n fall o f not less thnn one inch to the hundred feet ns it runs from the main, and m ay he much Good Article Appears In Louis ville Paper COVERS THE ENTIRE SUBJECT Bandits held up a train on the Denver Here the Readers Will Find a Brief &. Rio Grande railrond on the 13th and se­ Has Created Considerable Discussion Historical Spring Flowing In Many Sections Or The North cured about $30,000 in Cash lind ValuaFor flurried Renders Facts and Figures blcs. The robbers made their escnin*. The wireless m i l o f **C. Q. D.” ffc t week Five firemen lost fhoir jives at u fire in wns the menus o f saving the lives o f nil Milwaukee Inst Saturday which destroyed oa board the four-masted schooner Sarah $lHHMHH)-wnrth-of proprrty. W. Lawrence that had gone ashore on the James Mnhar, one o f the few surviving ||«n ami Chickens shoals in the. vicin ity federal prisoners who dug their way out of the Delaware Breakwater. Assistance came in answer to the call just in time of Audersonville prison with only their -hands for tools to work with, died nt his as in less thnn five minutes after the last person hud been taken off the wreck the home in Lock|Kirt, N. Y., Feb. 12. after an fourteen years. vessel broke up and was ground to'pJWJ-s1 Mrs, Eva Smith Goehrim tif Yonkers, N. A torch opcrotcd'by oxygen nnd acety­ Y „ who died recently, left a will bequeath­ ing $1,000 to ench nnd every employee of lene, radiating n heat o f 0,300 degrees, the most terrific known to Bcicnee, lias thg Alexander Smith & Sons’ Carpet Co. wiio shall have been nt work for the com­ been invented lu Cleveland, Ohio. By its pany for twenty years. Some. 300 jieruse it is possible to weld nlluminum, n so/is will he bedeftcinries. feat heretofore considered impossible. Tiro A company o f Cuban rural guards from Ikinro will cut through two inches o f solid steel in less titan one minute, .nnd pierce Matatizas anil Santa Clara provinces, wtuy a twelve inch plate o f hardest steel in less ntteuded the inauguration cerrhionies of than ten minutes. It would take a sow President Gomez, mulincd Inst week when they were ordered to man the Catmuas. almost twenty hours to do tins work. Tlie American Sugar Refining Co. has been detected in falsely marking llitT weight of laurelled sugar nnd is being sued for $230,919 damages. A clever device in gossesaiot^of the weigher made it possible to do tiro folsc weighing. The discoverer of the fraud wns offered a large sum to keep quiet, hut wouhltiT accept. At tiro recent session o f tiro House of Disluips of the Protestant Episcopal church held In New York, an attempt was made to change tiie church law so ns to |>ermit ministers of other denominations to occu­ py Episcopal pulpits. Nn favorable action was taken. * ’ * CLYDE LINI IMPROVEMENTS An anti-hetting law lias been passed by the Washington .legislature nnd signed by Extensive Repairs ut Dock Are Rapidly the governor. it-becomes effective June N earing C om p letion I, next. The great ¡nqiortniiee o f Sanford at the Indictments for murder have been found , head of the St. Johns river seemed to be by the Wayne county, W. Va., gram! jury, ' overlooked tiy the Clyde Line for a num­ ngninst several deputy United States m a r-. ber of years hut witli tiie marvelous nhals and deputy sheriffs for the killing of growth o f the city and the great develop­ Win. Vincent nnd Joseph Latterel during I ments in the vegetable industry the Clyde officials were quick to note that hotter a moonshiner raid last December. facilities for handling this great business Suit for $38,(100 lias been brought in Guthrie. Oklahoma, ndoinst (lie Ipne liotel_ were needed uiul fur the past mouth a Company for violation o f the prohibition inrgtrrntco o f men have been busily en­ gaged in building nnd repairing. A larger law of the state. — nnd better dock bus been built and a new At the Pittsburg skating contest last pier connects tile same. Tlie old car week. Rodney Peters o f St. Louis made a track lias been torn up and wagons, car­ mile in 2:40 riages and automobiles can now g o to tlie A most stringent anti-liquor measure end of the pier. The old offices mul hns passed tiro Kansas legislature, it ab­ freight house have been repaired and solutely prohibits the sale o f liquor through pointed and art? used us u waiting room drug stores except to churches for com­ witli separate rooms for white and color­ munion services. ed people. The offices and freight dc|»t Fire in Sumner, Miss., last week destroyed are at tiro end of. tlie pier nud nil the $200,000 worth o f property, including business can lie transacted at the dock. the iKistofiice, telephone exchange, Frier­ The buildings have all been |mt ill firstson hotel, Herald-Progress printing office class shape, njnl made double tlie former size as the business demanded. The •mil People's hank. In a race o f 130 yards in New York Feb. building nt tiro corner o f ‘ Palmetto and 13, Robert Cioughen made the run in less Commercial lias been repaired nnd paint­ ed and will be rented for store purisises. than thirteen seconds. From a mass of old buildings and wornAfter u lapse of several years, tiro g rea t out dock tiro Clyde Line, now presents a winter carnival with its m agnificent ice beautiful appearance, the new buildings fkiloce is nrfUlt filflsrnncn*mnrr.---- ---looking neat in »g w paint am Lw ill fly tile Marble monuments to mark the resting blue Dug of tlie comjiany to further em ­ place-of thousands o f Confederate dead bellish them. The work has not been fin­ ore to he erected hy tlie United Stutes ished but enough bus been done to dem ­ government nt North Alton, Illinois, and onstrate that Sanford will in n few weeks Crcenluwn cemetery, ludiuna|M>lis, Indi­ have the neatest und best appearance oil ana. Each monument will be thirty-five tlie St. Johns river line.* fret high. Superior printing for ullpurposes ntTitt: After being imprisoned in the Catherine mine at Yuzovka, Russin, two dnys by an H k k a i .d office. and between the tile and water ninlrt n stand pipe o f eight to ten-inch newer pipe or cement box is placed, connected an one side with the main and on the other with the tile by nn iron pipe, nn inch and n half in diameter bring large enough. By inserting' n plug into this connecting pipe which is ordinnrily only six inch long, wnter chn lie run Into each row o f tile or ns mnny ns d es trftt:'T o T n clIlln lo 'th is distribution a solid stopper is supplied for tlie connection o f the main, while tlie one lending into the tile, hns n half inch hole through It. No water being desired in n given row o f tile, insert sdTld ’plug next to the main, if n small ipinntity, open that and insert other plug in tile connection. If more is needed leave both connections open. A t tlie lower end o f the rows of tile n discharge ditch is dug.’ This ditcli pro­ vides for your drainage nnd should have full enough to empty itself quickly in time o f rain. This in my opinion makes q complete and effective system, because with a constantly supplied reservoir eigh­ teen inches below the surface, capillary action will supply every need of growing CAMERON ÙTYJHE NEW Another Metropolis To Be Built On Lake Jessup MANY NEW BUILDINGS ERECTED On the Line of The Sanford &. Ever glades Railway and Borders On th e Lake The following article from the pen o f J. Tlie great Celery Delta has sprung mnny N. WhJtrtcr appeared in the Louisville surprises in the w ay o f developments in Market Growers Journal, niuLjius. caused the jiflst xtx months; YlYul'ruiL W r W t f i r s r " considerable discussion in the N orth: these is the new town o f Cameron which If there is nothing new under the sun is being built upon tiro shores o f Lake the Sniifnn) system of suh-lrrlgation is Jessup, about five miles from Sanford ut least unique and. ns far ns we know, nnd on the line o f tiro Sanford Sk'EverT-' original. Like most inventions, it is the glades Railway. daughter of necessity, the fYhit o f disas­ The new city derives its name from ter. Under tlie whip and spur o f neces­ Joseph Cameron, who nt one time owned sity the bankrupt people of Sanford, most o f-th e IflnJ" now traversed by tho robbed o f nil they laid by the freeze of new railroad nnd who is one o f the 1895, have taken waste lands, width for pioneers in the growing o f celery and years have been sold for taxes, and made lettuce and has done much toward im ­ them tlie most productive in crops and proving nnd making greater the vegetable dollars of any farm lauds oil earth, so far industry. ns we can learn. It is true tiiat we have The I toward-Packard Lam! Co., about one the incomparable climate of Florida, en­ year ago, purchased 1.000 acres o f land abling us to grow crops in winter when on tiie shores o f Lake Jessup and, realWorth the, most money, hut we always 1zmg tTielireal"possiKllTtIes of the celery hud that, it is also true we tlUVfc .the ft is only when setting nut plants or delta, have worked indefatignhly to build gushing artesian wells hut we have had sowing seed in very dry weather, that re­ up and improve this section. They have sort should lie had to the use of stop already disjioscd o ( over 300 acres in boxes, wliicli consist of stnn(fpi|tcs into ten-acre lots In the vicinity of Cameron which the iiun jiic iinrgcg nmT fnmi which City. The greater part of this lan d ' Is tlie flow of water into tiro outlet ditch is now under cultivation and the new city controlled hy various devices, in this o f Cameron will offer great inducements yyny water may be discharged directly for (teoplc to locate and build homes. A from the l He at thef same level to he lot is offered free to any one who will forced to any level desired, even to rais­ build a home iqsm the same. A large ing tiie water to the surface of tiro ground. brick warehouse and general store will What ever injury hns come from tiie San­ be erected at once and a small saw-mill ford sub-irrigation system lias come from, will tie established in order to work up the cureless or injurious use o f these stop tlie lumber that abounds in tills vicinity boxes.' Hy carelessly leaving them plug­ nnd .will furnish much of the material for ged at night, a* heavy rain falling, the the new houses. farmer is chagrined next morning to find Mr. Sussex of Michigan is one of the Ins beautifully tiled field a good duck first to build a new residence in Cameron {Kind. By injudiciously raising tlie water and is now erecting n fine two-story home level in Ids ground too near tiro surface, in which he expects to reside. Severnl tlie water packs it nnd excludes the air new houses have tiecn erected ujmiri the just as high ns lie brings ihr- water, forc­ jroiglilmring farms dud the locution of the ing the roots too near the surface, to suf­ now town makes il nn ideal one for n fer from loo much heat or cold and not home. Tiro town has been platted into sufficient nourishment. if these stoji forty-five lots and anyone wishing to pur­ boxes are to lie used it should hr seen to chase can gel further information Troni the that tlie connections with the tiie and I Inward-Packard Land Co. Thu Cameron disehnrge ditch are at least of as greui City pro|>crty was intended primarily for cnjutciiy as the tile, remembering always homes of those who had farms in lite im ­ No mediate vicinity, but so greot has been to supply the water from below, little (hut drainage is of first importance. dreaming that it was the beginning o f n matter flow tired m o l sleepy tlie farmer is the demand fur’ tlieso "Jills ihftl lbuy have revelation in scientific irrigation nnd when It begins to rain, lit* should see to been placed at tiro dis|msul o f tiro public drainage, tiie |*crfcction of which lias re it (lux the discharge pipes and drain and in the near future will become very sititeli in marvelous crop productions, not' ditches are all iqs'ii. in which ease all is votunhl'e os the tide of liomuseekers only marvelous in quality und quantity, well, because it is a gravity system and sweeps southward toward Lake Jessup, Imi in the almost automatic regularity as long ns water runs down bill be is The Suuford & Everglades Railway lull and certainty of results, us well ns defin­ safe. made (tossitile the new city of Cameron iteness of time to product} crops. A il of . W illi ibis system we always have and many other improvements in Ilia which is wi very remarkable that n recent eighteen inches under ground ' u current lands which n few years ago were given visitor said. "You don't grow vegetables, o f warm nlr and wnter, the latter—being over to the cattle for grazing purpose». seventy degrees, which doubtless adds It Is tiro predictifin of many that in n much to tlie fine quality and large yields few years tiro entire celery delta, front a from tliis formerly worthless land. Tf I distance o f ten miles west of Sanford tu had space I would set forth ill detail tliut Ijik e Jessup, will he one vast settlement tlrese lands produce larger and better and farming land will become as valuable crops in winter thnn any oilier |x>int at for building puriKiscs ns it is now for pally HrtcemiJT try absurjr--- Tnrysenson; -three-*» fourwatrloads celery, try - attraction. This soil two or three cars o f lettuce and oilier diction stands a good chance o f being ful­ crops in proportion, selling at $1,000 to filled if the jx-uple continue to buy prop­ $2,000 |ier acre. Wo are Just trying erty ns they have in the lust few moo tits, strawberries and tlie result is phctfumeMttU and while lit e r a ls plenty of Inud ut (hq * -i-J. N. WnrrNKH, Sanford, Flu.- 1 present time, the demand is constantly to water, tikis our hard lain or marl, or Tiny; otherw ise -in —v e r y dry. U nits Urn itM-rt-Hwing tlia-prroe^uml—the priqK-flv is water goes' oil down instead of wetting Estubllsh W areh ou se In Sftnford. becoming more valuable every day. , tiro land. With us this impervious stratum W itli the advent of tiro street railway ' Tiro Armour Fertilizer Company has is generally fnnn two to 'four feet deep. leased tiro large warehouse on the A. C. from Sanford to Cameron City the eyes of The tile is usually laid eighteen incite* L,„ formerly occupied hy the Sanford Gro­ tlie prospective settlers nnd our own c iti­ below the surface from tw enty to twentycery Company. Chit*, 11. Evans w ill lie zens will turn to suburban tînmes and the City o f Sanford, instead of being confined five feel apart. By running wnter through the sqjes agent nnd anyone wishing the this tile the ground soon becomes full of celebrated Armour fertilizer should cull jit to its present uurfoW radius, will embrace muuCJT larger territory jm d become d water as deep as tiie hurd pan or other tiro store of Mr. Evans nud get Ills prices. Greuter Sa nfortl; sub stratum nnd we thus haven reservoir entire field. Detail af working plan: Lending from the well ut tiro highest point 1« a water main laid as nearly level as pots ¡Me and m ailing preferably along a fence o r road so as to be out af the w ay o f culOedting. Tills water main, as’ il is culled (w a d e PICO liLOCK—CORN ER OF FIRST STREET AND RAILROAD W A Y Cemi'ilte.Uil joints to keep from li'ilking) is usually |4ucod a foot to . fifteen liwJttw below tiie surface, while at intervals of twenty To tw enty-five feet and at right angles the tile is laid, ordinarily eighteen inches deep. This tile should lie three inches in diameter and simply laid end to end so water cun run in or out nt the joints, for practically there is no such thing as porous tiie. A sligli covering of sawdust, cinders, moss, fiber or uther sub­ stance over the tiie to prevent the sand W FLUOR NE ULOCK-^-CORNER OF PARK AVENUE AND COMMERCIAL STREET � 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, 1909 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>, February 13, 1909; <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/bd82b771507b65fc4353bb7178fa93eb.pdf 4290be92b40e68acec5dbe279e5cb5e7 PDF Text Text B ' . ' “ -------- — — -------- j/ •V: ' ' ■ i1 *+ 1M $ 'r ~ ¡¡yfe*• r 9• i , life « v i HR i1RByitG. ■ÂiÇrl" 1, r BST\ . H oly Cross Episcopal church was the scene o f a quiet wedding on Wednesday a t 1:30 when the marriage ceremony o f Miss Minnie C. Croft and Mr. H. T. A vant was solemnised by Rev. Dr. B. F. Brown, the rector. , — '• A s the peals o f Mendelsohn's wedding march performed by Mrs. Fannie Munson at the organ hurst forth, the bridal party preceded by Messrs. F. P. F orster and B. F. Whitney proceeded slowly up the aisle to the altar. The bride and groom Were followed by the Misses Mettlnger. the maids o f honor, and the whole party grouped at the altar where the service w as' performed which made the popular couple man and wife. The altar and chance) were beautifully decorated with ferns and Rowers and while no ostentatious display W f s sought, the church presented a very pretty scene. Im m ediately after the ceremony the happy couple followed by their many friends left for the station where they took the train for Tampa and points In South Florida. ~ The bride wore a travelling gown of blue broadcloth' "With chiffon trimming. hat and gloves to match, Both bride and groom ore very popular in Sanford. __ Miss Qroft has made this city her home for nine years, being Identified with the inilUa*VHFdepartment o f J. K. Mettlngcr's dry goods emporium. Her ge n ia l sunny temperament and clinrm and grace of manner have won for her a large circle of friends in Sanford. Miss Croft is a na­ tive of Maryland but the people o f this city claim her as a resident. Mr. A va n f is well known In Florida having for a number o f years been en­ gaged In the lumber business In Jackson­ ville and coming "to Sanford about six months ago has become identified with Sanford people and interests at once. He owns some valuable real estate in and around Sanford and upon his return ex­ pects to make this city his future name. The Herald Joins a host o f friends - In wishing Mr. and Mrs. A va n t a long and happy life. P O I N T S P U R E L Y P ERSONAE ' How Celery City Vanity Fair ‘While Away the Golden Hours— * Social Gossip. * A t Mrs. kcelor's Mrs. K. L. ¿vector and Miss Kcclor en­ tertained at bridge fit their suburbnn home on last Saturday evening. The guests from the city fared hither In a large bus. Owing to the inclemency' of the weather many were unable to attend yet enough braved the elements to have several tables o f bridge. Light refreshm enu were served and an evening of genuine enjoyment was accorded to the guests. T h r V alentine P a r ty For several weeks society has been -upon the qui riv e aw aitin g the arrival o f the evening scheduled for the valentine party a t the-Stmford House, the datChe' ing on Thursday, the lllh . Each lady was Instructed to wear a blue gown and mask and the gentlemen were to wear pink .gowns and masks of the same hue. When they had all assem­ bled in the large dining room it was a difficult matter to determino who was who. 5 turnon's celebrated orchestra was on hand to furnish the music that always starts the fe e t to m oving and as the pink and blue robes mingled on the floor there was many a conjecture to discover the partners. The gowns nnd tioods made a most complete guise and moat o f the dancers remained incognito until the time to unmask. Delicious jmnch_wnB .served - a n d - the dance continued until a late hour. The Misses St ring fellow, Schum pert nnd kcclor made all the arrangements for the affair and to them tlie thanks are due for a most delightful evening Ralph Stevens reached his eighteenth birthday on Monday last and in honor of the event tendered his friends a whist party. __ Refreshments were served and a pleas­ ant evening spent by the young folks. Billy Bcardall secured first prize, n sil­ ver-mounted nail file. Martin Rnines was awarded the booby prize, n beautiful tin horn. . Those present were Messrs. J. C. nnd Emery Close, Rowe, Baker, Brady, Admits, ' Lovell, Tolar. Hill. Biggcrs,.Lawson, lain«*. Watson, Peabody, Hamilton, Raines, Woodruff, Bcardall, Roumlllut, Higgins nnd Perkins. _ism, and hadiiilil-J o w n -J n -th e -r e n r Wfi the north. Cream o f C elery Soup The following has been given to T he H e r a ld for the benefit o f -a ll housewives: Wash one head o f celery, cut in small pieces and simmer in one pint of water until perfectly soft. Mash In the munp. water, add one minced onion, nnd let cook ten minutes longer, then pour in one pint o f scalding milk. Strain, return to saucepan, add one tablespoanful o f flour ■Atbwd-w w etli lirti little-cold ' mlUr.'^STie tnblespoonfulof butter, atvd salt and pep per to season. Serve hot with crackers. Try it. — B culaii H. M o n s te r S tra w b e rrie s In the window o f J. N. WhiUier’s real <state office (his week was q basket o f - stfnwWrrriea thnt for size ond appearance takp first premium. They nre o f the Hefflen variety and were raised by Archie Cameron upon his place cast o f town. Capt. Dick Marks u|>on beholding the ber­ ries wanted to know whether you had to peel the berries or bore a holo in them in order to eat them. They elicited much comment and were undoubtedly the larg­ est strawberries ever grown anywhere. P rep a rin g F o r B rick Paving. Engineer Ginn and a force of urns are bosy*surveying First street, and w ill prepare plans and speciflcaUons at once for Uie brick paving and the trolley The w ork of. p a v in g w ill line tracks. . . . . . , VT . •tart w it h in a fe w dnya nnd First The high prices for lettuce early in the season have been overshad­ owed this week when Sanford lettuce Jumped to $3 per crate. This is equally as good a pticc ns the lettuce raised un­ der cover in other sections is bringing nnd demonstrates that the place tt> raise good lettuce that will bring good prices is | Sanford. L u ck y S anford I RETORT OF TH E CONDITION OF First National Bank at Sanford, I BUSINESS FEBRUARY 5TH. IP Q ih ____L RESOURCES. Loan« ond Discounts..'......................*181 554.34 I Ovrrdrafls, .«cured and unsecured.... 423 »0 I U. S. Bonds to secure circulation....... 8.250 00 I Bonds, secureties, etc....... f .............. 23.002 * flanrtng l y e fvinRuie s w H H roreH~Tg;P*iic Due from National Banks (not reserve _ o ie n u )...................................... 38,305.30 Due from Slate Banks and Bankers ., • 3,215 01 Due from approved reserve agents....' 40.7ID.il Lhecks and other cash items............. 770 22 Notes of other National Banks.......... B.I40 00 Fractional paper currency, nickels, and ................. 1.021.38 | Lawrot. Money Kr.vsvi pt Bari, va: ............. .........*13,823.00 LeSai tender notes---------- 7,450.00 *21,073.00 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (8 per cent, of circulation ........... 312.80 Toi* l ...... •'..........................* 341.438.31 U A B IL m E S Capital Stock paid In.........................*23,000.00 I f t g g f i . .......... ........ 10.500 00 ............... -J........... 3.812 82 Undivided pro flu, lets ripens«» and iuT S j M k " i l " “ JUtAndlni....... 8,230.00 Dividends Unpaid...... .................. 100.00 Individual depuslu sub­ ject to check....... ...,..*287,187.03 Demand certificates of de-P o y lt ;-'-,..,..............., 2.358 64 Certified checks............I 288.62 2SB.8S8.08 -Tosatrice a & M ÏM H State of Florida. | County of Orange / •*_____ I . L F-P. Forster, cashier of the above-named bank, i “O sweeMhat the above Statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. •*«** . ' . F. P. FORSTER. Cashier. \ * | February ------------ IS THE SUREST MONEY MAKER ANYW HERE Celery Lands and Celery Farms. City Property If you want arty of these, See us Terms tcTsuit your pocket-book SANFO RD, F L A URRELL IN S H E W REAL B R O K ER S Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni- • ties in Florida { * Unimproved celery .lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre • Celery fnrmB, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop, $500.00 to $1000.00 per acre. .. • i Ci ty P r o P ^ y , Improved and unimproved. . 303,000 acres tim ber land, with finest site in r londn for crate factory. ►’ * Others t e l l you what can he done. MURRELL &. M IN S IIE W are practical farmers us well os real estate brokers, ond are here to show you what h u i been and can he done. IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AT THE CLOSE Or | will present a busy scene. The rails for uf the street car lin e are shipped and the L trolley official* arc prepared to lay the tracks when die paving starts. ~ ■ IN SA N FO R D L A N D N ew Business M eth od s. Reports arc current that farmers have taken a tumble toJho true situation, and are closing deals for the sale o f their croiis o f celery straight through the sea­ son a t a fixed (trice. Handsome margins are being put up, nnd bank accounts are growing, even, while the celery Is in the field doing the same thing A n o th e r Tine Residen ce The Pope Contracting Co. are preparing J to erect another fine residence on First street, near French avenue for John Meisch. The house will be large nn«L commodious nnd will greatly enhance the appearance of this section o f the city. Man Dies Suddenly Billy Connors, a white man employed as First street west of the railroad is rapidly a cook at the “ City Restaurant,"died very becoming popular ns a section o f fine | dwellings. suddenly last Saturday night. Connors hod Just returned from a week’s visit to I ll l h P r ic e s F o r S a n fo rd L e t t u c e y Tnmpn, where he had been on a drunken1 Sanford lettuce and Sanford celery nre I spree, suffering from the effects of (tlcohol- gaining n reputation i n the - markets nil Hand's restaurant to sleep. He was found dead by cno o f his friends and appear­ ances indicate that death had been very sudden. The remains were taken In charge by Undertaker Miller and interred Sunday afternoon In Lnkcview cemetery. Connors had no relatives, nnd few people ticre knew him intimately. His home Is said to be In Pittsburg.* ________________ M l* * Minnie C. C r « n and II. T. Avant • M arried Wednesday Item s of Interest Coqcernjjtf Society People. * - .t ■ ’ PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING IN THE SOCIAL WORLD 1‘ THE SANrORD HERALD ■ iBO0.'",orn 10Uftor‘ *“ * lUh d,y A M. THRASHER.- ; FREDERIC H. RAND. oi»ry Public j s ^ a n i t ™ AU1 - '♦ ’--v. ; rtV W V W H W V U A44AAA4AAA, M U R R E L L & M IN S H E W A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements UJCAS PAINT Used In Uncle S am 's Pain t « h o p During the post year the 1>.“S. N avy has consumed 091,000 pounds of Lucas W h ite Paint nnd 278.700 pounds o f LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to produce more thnn 100,000 gallons o f paint, equivalent to 50 carloads o f 200,000 gallons each, and which would make a train more Uian one-half mile long. In addition to this U nde Snm has used during th rp a ftt y e a f more than 25,000 gallons o f LUCAS VARNISHES, ENAM ELS and other product*. U nde Sam'a preference Is not a matter o f favor, but o f Q U A L IT Y and RESULTS. In U nde Sam'a a ervice.' os' In everybody else’*, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have an unbroken record for satisfactory results, ’ THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER ky T s s l for Oroyvwrs. and Insects. ........*......... WELL DRIVING We have the largest and best equipped plant fo rd riv in g wells in this section of the country an d a re prepared to fill a ll orders promptly- Our m achinery is up-to-date an d -our workmen are skilled in the work. Those contemplating p u ttin g in -wells would serve th eir best inter­ ests by consulting us and le arn in g prices before m aking contracts ! « ^ J. 0 q § �TW ELVE P A G E S -P A R T I — PAGES I TO 8 SA X FO T T D IN S A N F O R D — Lift Humber 27 SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1909 explosion causing n cnve-in. 125 miners esca|»ed through nn abandoned gallery. Items of Interest Gleaned Prom Various Sources happenings DURING THE WEEK The nineteenth annual reunion o f Cmffederntc Veterans is to be held in Ment­ phis. Term., commendin' June 8 nud con­ tinuing three dnys. Earthquake shocks continue in Sicily, and many partially destroyed walls are thrown down. No additional loss of life has been reported. Bandits held up a train on the Denver Here the R ea d ers W ill Find a B rie f &. Rio Grande railrond on the 13th and se­ H istorical S prin g F lo w in g cured about $30,000 in Cash lind ValuaFor flu rried R en ders blcs. The robbers made their escnin*. The wireless m i l o f **C. Q. D.” ffc t week Five firemen lost fhoir jives at u fire in wns the menus o f saving the lives o f nil Milwaukee Inst Saturday which destroyed oa board the four-masted schooner Sarah $lHHMHH)-wnrth-of proprrty. W. Lawrence that had gone ashore on the James Mnhar, one o f the few surviving ||«n ami Chickens shoals in the. vicin ity federal prisoners who dug their way out of the Delaware Breakwater. Assistance came in answer to the call just in time of Audersonville prison with only their -hands for tools to work with, died nt his as in less thnn five minutes after the last person hud been taken off the wreck the home in Lock|Kirt, N. Y., Feb. 12. after an fourteen years. vessel broke up and was ground to'pJWJ-s1 Mrs, Eva Smith Goehrim tif Yonkers, N. A torch opcrotcd'by oxygen nnd acety­ Y „ who died recently, left a will bequeath­ ing $ 1,000 to ench nnd every employee of lene, radiating n heat o f 0,300 degrees, the most terrific known to Bcicnee, lias thg Alexander Smith & Sons’ Carpet Co. wiio shall have been nt work for the com­ been invented lu Cleveland, Ohio. By its pany for twenty years. Some. 300 jieruse it is possible to weld nlluminum, n so/is will he bedeftcinries. feat heretofore considered impossible. Tiro A company o f Cuban rural guards from Ikinro will cut through two inches o f solid steel in less titan one minute, .nnd pierce Matatizas anil Santa Clara provinces, wtuy a twelve inch plate o f hardest steel in less ntteuded the inauguration cerrhionies of than ten minutes. It would take a sow President Gomez, mulincd Inst week when they were ordered to man the Catmuas. almost twenty hours to do tins work. Tlie American Sugar Refining Co. has been detected in falsely marking llitT weight of laurelled sugar nnd is being sued for $230,919 damages. A clever device in gossesaiot^of the weigher made it possible to do tiro folsc weighing. The discoverer of the fraud wns offered a large sum to keep quiet, hut wouhltiT accept. At tiro recent session o f tiro House of Disluips of the Protestant Episcopal church held In New York, an attempt was made to change tiie church law so ns to |>ermit ministers of other denominations to occu­ py Episcopal pulpits. Nn favorable action was taken. * ’ * CLYDE LINI IMPROVEMENTS An anti-hetting law lias been passed by the Washington .legislature nnd signed by Extensive Repairs ut Dock Are Rapidly the governor. it-becomes effective June N earing C om p letion I, next. The great ¡nqiortniiee o f Sanford at the Indictments for murder have been found , head of the St. Johns river seemed to be by the Wayne county, W. Va., gram! jury, ' overlooked tiy the Clyde Line for a num­ ngninst several deputy United States m a r-. ber of years hut witli tiie marvelous nhals and deputy sheriffs for the killing of growth o f the city and the great develop­ Win. Vincent nnd Joseph Latterel during I ments in the vegetable industry the Clyde officials were quick to note that hotter a moonshiner raid last December. facilities for handling this great business Suit for $38,(100 lias been brought in Guthrie. Oklahoma, ndoinst (lie Ipne liotel_ were needed uiul fur the past mouth a Company for violation o f the prohibition inrgtrrntco o f men have been busily en­ gaged in building nnd repairing. A larger law of the state. — nnd better dock bus been built and a new At the Pittsburg skating contest last pier connects tile same. Tlie old car week. Rodney Peters o f St. Louis made a track lias been torn up and wagons, car­ mile in 2:40 riages and automobiles can now g o to tlie A most stringent anti-liquor measure end of the pier. The old offices mul hns passed tiro Kansas legislature, it ab­ freight house have been repaired and solutely prohibits the sale o f liquor through pointed and art? used us u waiting room drug stores except to churches for com­ witli separate rooms for white and color­ munion services. ed people. The offices and freight dc|»t Fire in Sumner, Miss., last week destroyed are at tiro end of. tlie pier nud nil the $ 200,000 worth o f property, including business can lie transacted at the dock. the iKistofiice, telephone exchange, Frier­ The buildings have all been |mt ill firstson hotel, Herald-Progress printing office class shape, njnl made double tlie former size as the business demanded. The •mil People's hank. In a race o f 130 yards in New York Feb. building nt tiro corner o f ‘ Palmetto and 13, Robert Cioughen made the run in less Commercial lias been repaired nnd paint­ ed and will be rented for store purisises. than thirteen seconds. From a mass of old buildings and wornAfter u lapse of several years, tiro g rea t out dock tiro Clyde Line, now presents a winter carnival with its m agnificent ice beautiful appearance, the new buildings fkiloce is nrfUlt filflsrnncn*mnrr.----- ----looking neat in »g w paint am Lw ill fly tile Marble monuments to mark the resting blue Dug of tlie comjiany to further em ­ place-of thousands o f Confederate dead bellish them. The work has not been fin­ ore to he erected hy tlie United Stutes ished but enough bus been done to dem ­ government nt North Alton, Illinois, and onstrate that Sanford will in n few weeks Crcenluwn cemetery, ludiuna|M>lis, Indi­ have the neatest und best appearance oil ana. Each monument will be thirty-five tlie St. Johns river line.* fret high. Superior printing for ullpurposes ntTitt: After being imprisoned in the Catherine mine at Yuzovka, Russin, two dnys by an H kk ai .d office. iront running in at the joints is desirable. The tile should have n fall o f not less thnn one inch to the hundred feet ns it runs from the main, and m ay he much Good Article Appears In Louis ville Paper COVERS THE ENTIRE SUBJECT and between the tile and water ninlrt n stand pipe o f eight to ten-inch newer pipe or cement box is placed, connected an one side with the main and on the other with the tile by nn iron pipe, nn inch and n half in diameter bring large enough. By inserting' n plug into this connecting pipe which is ordinnrily only six inch long, wnter chn lie run Into each row o f tile or ns mnny ns d es trftt:'T o T n clIlln lo 'th is distribution a solid stopper is supplied for tlie connection o f the main, while tlie one lending into the tile, hns n half inch hole through It. No water being desired in n given row o f tile, insert sdTld ’plug next to the main, if n small ipinntity, open that and insert other plug in tile connection. If more is needed leave both connections open. A t tlie lower end o f the rows of tile n discharge ditch is dug.’ This ditcli pro­ vides for your drainage nnd should have full enough to empty itself quickly in time o f rain. This in my opinion makes q complete and effective system, because with a constantly supplied reservoir eigh­ teen inches below the surface, capillary action will supply every need of growing CAMERON Ù T Y J H E NEW Another Metropolis To Be Built On Lake Jessup MANY NEW BUILDINGS ERECTED Has C reated Considerable Discussion On th e Line o f The S an ford &. E ve r In Many S ectio n s Or The North glades R a ilw a y and B o rd ers F a cts and Figures On th e Lake The following article from the pen o f J. Tlie great Celery Delta has sprung mnny N. WhJtrtcr appeared in the Louisville surprises in the w ay o f developments in Market Growers Journal, niuLjius. caused the jiflst xtx months; YlYul'ruiL W r W t f i r s r " considerable discussion in the N orth: these is the new town o f Cameron which If there is nothing new under the sun is being built upon tiro shores o f Lake the Sniifnn) system of suh-lrrlgation is Jessup, about five miles from Sanford ut least unique and. ns far ns we know, nnd on the line o f tiro Sanford Sk'EverT-' original. Like most inventions, it is the glades Railway. daughter of necessity, the fYhit o f disas­ The new city derives its name from ter. Under tlie whip and spur o f neces­ Joseph Cameron, who nt one time owned sity the bankrupt people of Sanford, most o f-th e IflnJ" now traversed by tho robbed o f nil they laid by the freeze of new railroad nnd who is one o f the 1895, have taken waste lands, width for pioneers in the growing o f celery and years have been sold for taxes, and made lettuce and has done much toward im ­ them tlie most productive in crops and proving nnd making greater the vegetable dollars of any farm lauds oil earth, so far industry. ns we can learn. It is true tiiat we have The I toward-Packard Lam! Co., about one the incomparable climate of Florida, en­ year ago, purchased 1.000 acres o f land abling us to grow crops in winter when on tiie shores o f Lake Jessup and, realWorth the, most money, hut we always 1zmg tTielireal"possiKllTtIes of the celery hud that, it is also true we tlUVfc .the ft is only when setting nut plants or delta, have worked indefatignhly to build gushing artesian wells hut we have had sowing seed in very dry weather, that re­ up and improve this section. They have sort should lie had to the use of stop already disjioscd o ( over 300 acres in boxes, wliicli consist of stnn(fpi|tcs into ten-acre lots In the vicinity of Cameron which the iiun jiic iinrgcg nmT fnmi which City. The greater part of this lan d ' Is tlie flow of water into tiro outlet ditch is now under cultivation and the new city controlled hy various devices, in this o f Cameron will offer great inducements yyny water may be discharged directly for (teoplc to locate and build homes. A from the l He at thef same level to he lot is offered free to any one who will forced to any level desired, even to rais­ build a home iqsm the same. A large ing tiie water to the surface of tiro ground. brick warehouse and general store will What ever injury hns come from tiie San­ be erected at once and a small saw-mill ford sub-irrigation system lias come from, will tie established in order to work up the cureless or injurious use o f these stop tlie lumber that abounds in tills vicinity boxes.' Hy carelessly leaving them plug­ nnd .will furnish much of the material for ged at night, a* heavy rain falling, the the new houses. farmer is chagrined next morning to find Mr. Sussex of Michigan is one of the Ins beautifully tiled field a good duck first to build a new residence in Cameron {Kind. By injudiciously raising tlie water and is now erecting n fine two-story home level in Ids ground too near tiro surface, in which he expects to reside. Severnl tlie water packs it nnd excludes the air new houses have tiecn erected ujmiri the just as high ns lie brings ihr- water, forc­ jroiglilmring farms dud the locution of the ing the roots too near the surface, to suf­ now town makes il nn ideal one for n fer from loo much heat or cold and not home. Tiro town has been platted into sufficient nourishment. if these stoji forty-five lots and anyone wishing to pur­ boxes are to lie used it should hr seen to chase can gel further information Troni the that tlie connections with the tiie and I Inward-Packard Land Co. Thu Cameron disehnrge ditch are at least of as greui City pro|>crty was intended primarily for cnjutciiy as the tile, remembering always homes of those who had farms in lite im ­ No mediate vicinity, but so greot has been to supply the water from below, little (hut drainage is of first importance. dreaming that it was the beginning o f n matter flow tired m o l sleepy tlie farmer is the demand fur’ tlieso "Jills ihftl lbuy have revelation in scientific irrigation nnd when It begins to rain, lit* should see to been placed at tiro dis|msul o f tiro public drainage, tiie |*crfcction of which lias re it (lux the discharge pipes and drain and in the near future will become very sititeli in marvelous crop productions, not' ditches are all iqs'ii. in which ease all is votunhl'e os the tide of liomuseekers only marvelous in quality und quantity, well, because it is a gravity system and sweeps southward toward Lake Jessup, Imi in the almost automatic regularity as long ns water runs down bill be is The Suuford & Everglades Railway lull and certainty of results, us well ns defin­ safe. made (tossitile the new city of Cameron iteness of time to product} crops. A il of . W illi ibis system we always have and many other improvements in Ilia which is wi very remarkable that n recent eighteen inches under ground ' u current lands which n few years ago were given visitor said. "You don't grow vegetables, o f warm nlr and wnter, the latter—being over to the cattle for grazing purpose». seventy degrees, which doubtless adds It Is tiro predictifin of many that in n much to tlie fine quality and large yields few years tiro entire celery delta, front a from tliis formerly worthless land. Tf I distance o f ten miles west of Sanford tu had space I would set forth ill detail tliut Ijik e Jessup, will he one vast settlement tlrese lands produce larger and better and farming land will become as valuable crops in winter thnn any oilier |x>int at for building puriKiscs ns it is now for pally HrtcemiJT try absurjr--- Tnrysenson; -three-*» fourwatrloads celery, try - attraction. This soil two or three cars o f lettuce and oilier diction stands a good chance o f being ful­ crops in proportion, selling at $ 1,000 to filled if the jx-uple continue to buy prop­ $2,000 |ier acre. Wo are Just trying erty ns they have in the lust few moo tits, strawberries and tlie result is phctfumeMttU and while lit e r a ls plenty of Inud ut (hq * -i-J. N. WnrrNKH, Sanford, Flu.- 1 present time, the demand is constantly to water, tikis our hard lain or marl, or Tiny; otherw ise -in —v e r y dry. U nits Urn itM-rt-Hwing tlia-prroe^uml—the priqK-flv is water goes' oil down instead of wetting Estubllsh W areh ou se In Sftnford. becoming more valuable every day. , tiro land. With us this impervious stratum W itli the advent of tiro street railway ' Tiro Armour Fertilizer Company has is generally fnnn two to 'four feet deep. leased tiro large warehouse on the A. C. from Sanford to Cameron City the eyes of The tile is usually laid eighteen incite* L,„ formerly occupied hy the Sanford Gro­ tlie prospective settlers nnd our own c iti­ below the surface from tw enty to twentycery Company. Chit*, 11. Evans w ill lie zens will turn to suburban tînmes and the City o f Sanford, instead of being confined five feel apart. By running wnter through the sqjes agent nnd anyone wishing the this tile the ground soon becomes full of celebrated Armour fertilizer should cull jit to its present uurfoW radius, will embrace muuCJT larger territory jm d become d water as deep as tiie hurd pan or other tiro store of Mr. Evans nud get Ills prices. Greuter Sa nfortl; sub stratum nnd we thus haven reservoir entire field. Detail af working plan: Lending from the well ut tiro highest point 1« a water main laid as nearly level as pots ¡Me and m ailing preferably along a fence o r road so as to be out af the w ay o f culOedting. Tills water main, as’ il is culled (w a d e PICO liLOCK—CORN ER OF FIRST STREET AND RAILROAD WAY Cemi'ilte.Uil joints to keep from li'ilking) is usually |4ucod a foot to . fifteen liwJttw below tiie surface, while at intervals of twenty To tw enty-five feet and at right angles the tile is laid, ordinarily eighteen inches deep. This tile should lie three inches in diameter and simply laid end to end so water cun run in or out nt the joints, for practically there is no such thing as porous tiie. A sligli covering of sawdust, cinders, moss, fiber or uther sub­ stance over the tiie to prevent the sand W FLUOR NE ULOCK-^-CORNER OF PARK AVENUE AND COMMERCIAL STREET �V"------ r---- ----- » _________ ffb r u a r y 20. A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me” Into fragments. ‘There now,’ I sold, 'you, or somebody near you is sure to d ie .' Its She seemed rather nn unfailing sign awed by the words, and that might site came to me with an ashy face. “ T v e done just heard o f m y sister’s death; can 1 go to her house ma'am?’ she ’Certainly,-1 «aid.--------------------------‘ When did she d ie !’ ‘A t ten o'clock this morning.' A Chief t* Among H r T a k h ir Notes, - " It w as exactly iha hour- the gloss was broken and she saw that I remembered and Faith, lie’ll Prent ’Em”— the fact and trembled from head to foot. So S ays Saunterer. “ From thathour I determined to throw a halo o f susperstitlon over every breakable S |n h t ComponJtnro I» Tfo llormld. nrticle that I especially cherished. When­ Ye Bachelor's Den ever a new scrjvant comes, I. in explain­ My bachelor's drn Li ■ queer lltlle pen. In the midst of a (treat city's din. ing about m y china, silver, etc., show her O’erlooklnS the tide that toes etibini out. m y most valued set. And tbcroow that comes rushing In. " 'That china, has a peculiar history. "Tls cheerful and bright, 'lit a home untome— A quiet snd peaceful place. W hoever breaks it is sure to have some Though it ne'er knew the warmth of a woman a trouble. A fter it is painted uiul sent to Nor the light of a woman's tace. the kilns to be fired, if one piece is broken; I ait In the dusk as the sun goes down. the person who fires th a t. piece dies or Amt smoke in a dreamful war; loses some'one n*nf him.” I proceed to And saxe at the paintings that hang oa the arali Of races and friends far away. relate with n serious countenance the And one la the face of a fair young girl. direful accidents attendant upon servants i Y E N T H T O A T T P O S T N O T i N IT As bright os the morning skies, Whu snulrs at me ercr wlth aagel't.lozc.____ From the depths of her Irrighi blue eyes. Stia wns my Itrst and my only love ; Forget her I never can. For her love has followed me all this life And made me a better man. . who b a ve broken p icç esjiL lh ls particular “ In this w ay I guard all m y most pre­ precious glass and china, and.” she con­ cluded, “ the consequence is I haven't had a valuable piece broken in ten years." 4 everyw here that he thinks w ill nlim ct inibite notice. W B sl is the result* man who advertises has crowds flockinj, to his shop to see the beauties o f the ad­ vertised goods, and as the public begins to run so they will continue from sheer force o f habit. The first shopkeeper will ♦ft the meantime be sitting, unthought o f md uncared- for, agashed a t the..crowds which daily throng the counters o f his competitor and bitterly bewailing the bad luck wludLhas followed -UlaJWtl. venture Into trade. Y e t he has no one to blame but himself.” ■«'» i ........m r 1 ■í= = = = ~ — i w w » t w w <w w w w w » w w H w w ^ ^ t ^ • He owes it to his fam ily am i his business to ^ p rd v id e a d e q u a te life insu ran ce—The unexpected is alw ays happening. protection m u st be a rran g ed B u t th e for before it I m p o r t a n t t o In v e s t o r s Tracts o f land o f I. 2, 3. S. 10. 40, 70 acres, at prices 5300, $500. 5030, 5800 and 51.200. nt A ltam on te' Spring»: Or­ ange county, Florida— the most desirable residence or winter home location in Or* ango county. Pure water, jiig b rolling land o f best quality, interspersed with innumerable clear wntcr lakes; one of the most healthy locations tn South Flor­ ida. A pply to N. H. Focc. A lim onie Springs. Those o f you who have never__tnkcn the tinte to walk out the line o f the new - Sanford & Everglades Railway have no iden o f the great possibilities that this — - — —T h r ic e - a - W e e k W o r ld _____ f . new project w ill unfold in the near future. More alert, more thorough nnd more , This new »road, which now extends for fearless titan ever. A President o f the f some five miles- into the heart o f a ridi United Stntcs will be sleeted * this year. . farming section, will soon reach Lake Who Is he and who is the man whom he j Jessup and the new city o f Cameron bew ill beatf Nobody yet knows, but the 7 lo g built by rite Howard-Packanl Land Thrice-n-Week edition o f the New York , Co.- The road will then lead south into World will tell you every'step nnd every , the heart o f the Everglades and will open detail o f what promises to be o'cnmpaign j up some of, ilio richest tint Iter lands in o f the most absorbing interest. It may , Florida. With this phase o f it I am not not tell you what you hope, but it will tell l at the present time interested. Suflicc to you what 1*- The Thrice-a-Week World ! say that when the Toad reaches Its south­ long ago established a character for ini ern terminal it will make millionaires o f in the publica­ publii partiality and fearlessness m This reminds me that the present its promoters. And it is o f those same tion o f news, nnd this it will maintain, cuundl is fully alive to the situation and promoters that I would like to say a few if you want the news ns it really is, sub­ will do nil In their power to give Sanford words o f eulogy. They nre home people— scribe to the Thrice-a-Week edition o f the n good fire departm ent Chief Hand is of Sanford and for Sanford— a bunch of New York World, which comes to you e v ­ also on the job ut all times nnd in a short solid business men who are fully aware ery other dny except Sunday, nnd is thus, tim e I cxjiect to see our large chief gal­ o f the great opportunities of this section ira c lia illy a daily at the price id a weekly. loping to a fire in his own Tittle buck- and are not afraid to stake their money The Thrice-n-Wcck World's regular sub­ board over our brick streets and clanging and brains in this great work o f developscription price is only 51 |>er year, und inent. No foreign capita! has yet been the gong at every jump. lids pays for 15G papers. W e offer this called upon to finance this railroad. The boys have certainly given excellent unequalled newspaper and The Sanford service at the fires pccurring lately and These gentlemen have gone forward with Herald together for one year fo/ 51.507 saved the city thousands o f dollnrs. Such the work o f building and developing und The regular subscription price of the two t department nk we now possess ought gone uliout it so quietly that few pcuple, papers is 52. outside o f Sanford have been awnre of this great project, and many of our own citizens are ignorant o f the fact that a new railroad Isdieing built almost at their very door. Not only will this railroad be built, hut 4 f ife matter o f women's dress is nn ab­ sorbing topic from whatever angle it is the same coterie o f hardy pioneers will Will Furnish Estimates for any Building viewed The principal of a lending girls' build a street car line thal will belt the Repairs. Etc. seminary threatens to put all her scholars city o f-'Sanford and by the force of its in u uniform o f neat and modest charac­ own power and prestige give Sanford nn ter if wealthy parents do not refrain from impetus in the forward movement that tlcessmg their children so lavisldy. In Isliou m l uT place our city in the front Office at A. K. Hill’ s lumber Ynnl Chicago a short time ago a woman was rank of Florida cities. Tills is n few of SAN FO RD . FLO R ID A . arrested for earning nn honest living as a the remarkable nchievetnents attained by hod carrier, dressed in mail attire for a bunch of Sanford boosters. Is it nny wonder then that as I trad the greater convenience while nt work. ■She was fined, too; that yras the outrageous tracks o f the new railroad the other day I»art. The [vstollice authorities, so it is my heart expanded in gratitude to these : stated, mode a recefil ruling that women gentlemen, who have surmounted all employed as mail carriers must wear obstacles and in the face o f many diffitrousers. What w ill the [mor women dot cultics have built over five miles o f rail­ FOURTH FLOOR Must it be either hullots or bullets? The road in one month, and with the courage . old proverb has it— nulla fere causa est, of fTteir convictions will also give Sanford * • in qua non ferninu litem. There are few u street ra ilw a yT I lira glad to number tliese men among disputes in life which do not originate my acquaintances and glad that i 'h a v e with a women. cast my lot among a class o f boosters { 4 T is [Kissing strange how easily a mer­ who do things. There is no question * chant will fall to every fake advertising uKBut the future of Sanford when herciriFTtlcme that Ymmrs-tdong- trad- yet—will, zt nsliin Js made up o f such indomitable neglect his space in the newspaper or re­ hustlers. There is no necessity of organ fuse to take s [ m c c in the paper at nil. Ulng a boosters’ club in Sanford. W e al ^ Aside from the fact tliut newspaper ntl- ready have one. und its menlticrahip era . verrising is the l>est nnd that every cent braces every eitizeu o f the Celery City. — BU-lnyefeicd is left nt home, the home pa. per U devoted to the upbuilding of the 4 A gentleman from Jacksonville stated city and probably gives away more space the other day that Sanford is being talked in n year und more money for advertis­ about over the State ' o f Florida every­ ing the city lhah any one firm in it. where that he luts been and that the won­ The stranger with the fake scheme of derful developments und improvements pulling up a little sign hero nnd there and the advertising o f our resources h at’ nnd throwing the rest of the stuff in the caused the people of other sections to ■ait tuuli. cokeing rmirrly apart from ordì river, will step into <t store and in five up and take notice. The money expend­ nary; worth 15c. only............ .............. __m inutes get mote money than tit» M in e ed in advertising will always return w ith Ft-AIN CHAStttttAY—Full range uTrolor* worth 25conly 15ci>rr y ard.. „ 7 . .......C . merchant would give to the newspaper compound interest and the new people for advertising in six months. coming to Sanford every day are ample PERSIAN PLAIDS-Dcllgbtful for cbU J. Equitable Life Assurance Society O f THE UNITED STATES 7 - J. S. COLES, Jr., General Agent, Jacksonville. Floridi MRS. E. P, W E LB 0 R N E , Special Atfent GARNER & ROBERTS Successors to N. H. G AR N E R HAY A N D G R A IN High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A Com plete Line of C igars and Tobmvu AGENCY FOR PLOW’S HIGH GRADE CANDIES AND ROYAL SCARLET BRAND OF CANNED GOODS W HITE F. SU N D ELL FRONT G R O C E R Y Come and See Us, or ’Phone ,‘39 C ontractor and Biiilder REMNANT ROOM ! Celery now being m arketed. Selling fo r good^hdees, 4 9 6 W a sh in g to n S tre e t COME A N D SEE Monday, Feb. 15th proof o f the gentleman's remarks. money or is u sucker born every minute? 4 It Opening of O ur New J . M . W IL L S O N , J r ., Kissimmee, Fla Spring tine of Worsted Dress Goods. The Crippen Music Store i High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones Low Prices Easy P ay m en ts (irm i wear; worth 35c, only.... J PERCALE* AND PRINTS, in »hört Irnglh. p a y s to advertise . •erlni. aa do other tlcn can abow ihew auulr •* *** cuotrol the entire line erdurivrly "D id you know," said a wise Sanford 4 Chnuncy M. Depew does a great deal housewife, "that you can cure rite carc- o f talking. Sometimes he says things 2V tN.CM » « “ EYE COTTON DIAPERS—Very igft-Si. anyjtefy.onA under the that. ore not itaiiipAiarly. d e v g ., .hut at. •r sun by working on their superstition." others— and In the majority o f cases— he 54 INCH WORSTED SUITINGS-Odd. and end. ojfaeaaon: regular price 11.25; white I Q n “ I thought the modern darkey was usa is worthy o f attention. He is a great be­ they last 5Dc per y ard ....................... J i l C advanced to be superstitious,” I replied. liever in advertising.'’ He holds that, ail BALANCE OP OUTING FLANNELST'dl I A _ the 10c quality; dean-up price "No, he w ill never be. It Is born with great merchants have achieved success him, and Is no more to be erased than the through judicious advertising. T a k e two Mail Orders w ill receive Prompt Attention kinks o r Ids hair or the color o f his skin. men." he M ys, "starting in business at .I w ill tell you some stories to prove this. the same time. One uses all the money “ Many years ago i bad a very valuable be makes In living w ell and sometimes maid,, whose only fault was her capacity even extravagantly. The other invests fur breaking things. One day she let fall all the surplus cash that he can lay his an excellent band glass and smashed it bands on in advertising here, there and S S 5 ” " 65c W e ha ve Fine Line Men’s Pants $2 per Pair G re a t V a lu e — W e ll M a d e The Restaurant Man C o rn e r F ir s t I. a . S tr e e t a n d P a lm e tto Avenue Best Fertilize» 1 / A J L n U U ll On Earth FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla Quickly and N eatly E The Herald Printing �ffbnmry_20. 1969 THE SANTORO HERALD IN THE SOCIAL WORLD _____________ y Items of Interest Concerning Society People. HVTS PURELY “ '^.Yph fntn ry. Plano selections from Wagner, Schumann. Chopin. Carlin, Mo­ ntiti* Handel,, McHowell and, Mcdnclssolin S an ford by pupils o f Mrs. Munson. .FIRST BERRY REFRIGERATOR Dramatic Reading— Mrs. lips. Lucian Phil­ Songs (ten o r)— B. F. Woodcock. Humorous Sketches—Miss Keelor. P t f F S O N A L — Violin Sotos— Miss Tifine;---------------- HoW C ëlêrÿ~C H ÿ~ V a ri]ty ' F a ir W h ile Aw ay th e Golden H ours— S ocia l Gossip. ■ polite society a t regular Intervals comes In for some very pointed remarks 'from the ministers and many o f the remarks are not amiss, hut it docs seem that the pulpit Is n wee bit too severp on the pro­ gressive card party at which the customnry prize Is played for. W e alwnys thought that gnmbling consisted o f a direct bet or wager made by one person with another upon the result o f same con­ test and by which either one party or the other would lose money— a pracO*^ made pernicious and odious by tile fact that - the money lost 4# oftentim es needed by the loser to pay honest debts, or for the support o f a dependent fam ily. Is that ' the' rase- fir playing for a progressive whist prizeT_____ Nut 'iH'att'T.'TLcJiustess.-a mfctnitcr o f society., owes an obligation to her friends and invites them to Her home to ploy cards. To add spico to the contest, she offers a prize or two, or os is often the case in Sanford, no mention is made of the prizes before the games. The players win nothing from ench other and receive from the hostess what she Is able i a give. If this is gambling w c had our sanction for it very early in our lives, for in our first school days our teachers used to hold up a nice orange and say that it would go to the one who would he best in a spelling contest. W e also heard it at Sunday school when our pastor would say . that he would giv^ u nice picture to the little boy or girl who would know._his or her lesson best. So that really there is no more harm in playing for prizes than there is in theexhibitors at the stole fair baking bread or cake or making jellies for prizes offered by the association. Dance and Chicken Plllau A merry parly left Sanford on Tuesday night in two large wagons filled with hay. They were bound for the home o f 11. J. Overstreet and u|>on their arrival they adjourned to the school house -and all hands swung into the Joyous square dance/ To see those Sanford folks "hoeing it down” you would hove thought they were devotees of the old time dance. A fter they had enjoyed themselves to the full­ est ami were tired ' enough to slop ami rest they wore ' invited to partake of a regular old fashioned * chicken pillmt esjieeially preparer! by Messrs. Shaw and Overstreet and the entire crowd did full justice to tills savory dish. A t a late hour they piled into the caravans again and rudu Uome iu -the s u tu '-w ««- hours. Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Hand, Mrs. Roumillat. Mrs. Clnyfon and Mrs. Butt went along to preserve order, although it is reported Hull Charlie Hand was the biggest little boy on the place uud they couldn't keep him from dancing every set. Among those who were allowed to go with the grown folks were the Misses Clayton, Butt, Wright. McCreary. Bowler. Frank, Symes, Sussex, Hefison, Harris and Abbot and Messrs. Johns, Roberts, Th ig­ pen. Memlc Fox, Nixon and Cecil Butt, RuumillaL Rossetter, Adams, -Brndy and Frank. __ ML“ Myrtle^Njpt.£me rtained.a numher o f her friends last Friday evening with a Valentine party. The parlors were benu tifully decOfhted for tlje occasion with crimson hearts and [totted plants. present­ ing n beautiful appearance. The evening was pleasantly passed with games nnd social conversation. Delicious refresh­ ments were served and us the guests hade adieu to their fair hostess each one felt the occasion had been one o f exceptional pleasure. » ________ •. , . The week end dances being given by Miss Gelsie Butt and her dancing class in the City llnll building are proving a great delight to the lovers uf terpsichorc and arc being largely attended. Lent is approaching ami It will soon be up to Sanford society folks to forego the pleasures o f dnnecs and card parties Tlie festivities will resume after Faster muf -continue until the summer exodus Calls qur fair daughters nnd brave sons to the seashore and mountains. PENNSYLVANIA MEN BUY EANUS A re W ell Pleased W ith S a n fo rd 's Great P r o s p e c ts . J. Frank PefTcr, John Duster, Win. Yost, Win. Minnick and G. R. Morrell, all of Ta rentum. Pa., have been in Hie city all the week, inking In the sights, and more par­ ticularly the property o f the Penn-Florida Celery Co. on Lake Jessup, containing 100 acres of as fine celery land ns cad he found In the celery delta. These gentlemen are officers and stockholders of the company. Mr. Pefrcr.ntm U ifriiey o f "Pittsburg, Pa., has been here several limes during the Inst ten months, ami promoted the company. T h » other gentlemen whu_CiUuu with him nrc prominent business men, and were amazed at the magnitude and benniy of our celery fields, nod still more than ilia', as are all who come to Sanford, pleased beyond measure with their property, the vastness o f the business and the fu threof the industry. Some of the gentlemen were so well plensetl that they have made up their minds to (um hiise some land for their own individual development, and have been busy for several days examining le­ gations and land. The Penn-Florida Cel­ ery Co. is making a contract for pre­ paring twenty acres o f their land, and will have the aniqc under irrigation by June first, ami ready for next fall's operations. In fact, nil these gentlemen -arc so well pleased tiiat they wrote thetrfnmilies that they must come down every winter and lookufler their interests, and help to swell tin* grand chorus of celery delta boosters. -Colne mil (toys, you-ura. welcome, and there is room for uil. D isgru ntled B oston G ro w er "T h is Is what ruined the northern vegetalde growers." remarked a Boston man ns he pointed to some fine heads of lettuce on display in .1 N. Whittier's real estate office. We formerly raised lettuue In our greenhouses and received n fancy price for it. hut since Sanford has started ship­ ping this fine lettuce to northern markets we cannot com|>etc with it." Mr. Wfiitncr endeavored to explain to the genlleruun that it would be profitable for him to try raising vegetables in SonM a rried at Klssim tnCc . Joseph Saucer o f this city was united in ford but lie was too mad to even consider marriage to Miss Hullle Bass ut Kissim­ the proposition urn! left (he office in n mee last Sunday at 10 o'clock, Rev. Bun- towering rage. ........ ..... ...... ....... - ------— ✓ yon Stevens o f the Baptist church officia­ Pre-C oolin g S ta tio n a Success ting. The marriage occurred at the reslThe Cunningham pre-cooling system re d fw c-trf-the bf i dii's |»tran t*..Mr nnd Mrs ceTHfrestabjikiied -tm-tltw-Sa nford A Kv ’ * J- E. Bass, in the présence of the fam ily glades 'railw ay near the-intersection of nnd a few friends. ■ , \ Benrdall ami Geneva avenues, lias proved ____ The bride Is one of K lu tn lm ca a fairest a »¡rent boon to the shippers of that section, •laughters, and HasrTIafJe'cIrcTe'Cffriends and the small [terdentngc oflosiTiast ySiif in the community, where she has spent by the long haul to town can now be the days o f her girlhood, her father being saved. an old and highly respected resident of that The promoters of the now railroad will section. do all in their power to m ove the celery The groom has been a resident o f San­ this season in tin expeditious and satis­ ford for a number o f years, and met liis factory manner, and the pro-cooling sta­ fate while engaged in Im sineMin Kissim­ tion is only ope of many Improvements to mee withhia mother the past few months. be mode ill this great project. The happy couple arrived in this city hist Monday, and w ill make this their home. f in e M illin ery In S an ford Mr. Saucer being engaged in business In Mrs. M. L. A llen recognizing the fact the DeMont building. that many Sanford people were accustom­ ed to buy their fine millinery out o f town has opened up a first-class millinery store Attended Charity Ball Misses Symes, Sussex and Mrs. Wright In (lie Takaclt building near the depot on und Maaefs. Thigpen, Km m u u uim! John* Commercial street— the room formerly oc­ attended the Charity Bull at Orlando on cupied by Murrell fk Minsliew. Next Thursday ' evening. They report a most week one uf the largest stocks of fine m il­ enjoyable time and that this annual a f­ linery ever brought to Orange county will fair eclipsed all former efforts la Orlando be ready for the inspection o f the ladies o f Sanford and the prices w ill be the low ­ social affairs. , est. See Mrs. Allen's stock first. Mrs. M unson's Recital' -------------------------- Mrs. Fannie S. Munson announced to her patrons and friends this week the fol­ lowing program to be given in her studio P o t a t o B arrels 35c F. 0. B. here. ' Huntington Mills fc. Cooperage Co., 2 9 -tf Hunliiiglou, Fla.. parlors, February 27 at 3 p. m. Admls- «flj. F o r Good A v e ra g e P ric e s and Quick Returns Ship to * JOHN V. DENTON & CO. S tra w b e rrie s W ent F o rw a rd On M onday • Sanford strawberries are destined to be­ come as famous in a few years asSanford celery and lettuce. Tried this season as nt ic xp^ri me nb.^hey. _haY£_proy ed _ y c ty profitable, and according to several com­ Southwest Corner Washington and Chambers Streets mission men nnd growers front other fields ihe-Sanford ■fru lr 15‘the best I i t '«M e -nntl quality that has ever lieen grown in the REFERENCES: A etna N ational Bank o f New Y o rk City, o r any C om m ercial A gen cy South. Seyeral gentleman from the Ten­ and to Hundreds o f Shippers w h o a re shipping t o th em re g u la r ' nessee district where strawberries are raised nnd the best plants arc sold, linvc visited Sanford this winter nnd are united in (he opinion that in this great irrigated district the future berries o f the South will be raised, mul the best prices will prrvhll, ns the Sanford product will go forwnrd at a time when the other fields are ex­ Sales Agents and Distributors hausted. and the fields further north hnve BRANCHES BRANCHES • not yet come into bearing. SA1VFQRD CELERY UNION r •• v* This week the first strawberries were C h icago .N ew Y o rk Room 10. Pico Block. ’Phone 209 shipped North from the field grown h>“ S. Cincinnati W ash in gto n 0. Chase on Benrdall avenue, along the fine Jackson ville S an fo rd of the new Sanford & Everglades rniltvtty« The berries were prime iu every nml brought nri excellent price. As Till* im m j Herald stated some time ago. the Sanford growers this year only tried strawberries ns an experiment npm\ ttYCirr*» lands re-centty opened for cultivation. , S R Fruit and Produce ----------------- NEW YORK"CITY*-------.. ' : * CRUTCHFIELD & WÓÒLF0LK P IT T S B U R G , P A . SA N FO RD , FLA. Chase & Co. A SANFORD DISPLAY PAYS ' Many New Peop le Are A ttr a c te d By S an ford B ooth In a talk with Mr. Fielding, the new proprietor of the Wilton hotel we learned that his attention was first attracted toSlin ford Inst year by the display made by this city at the Jacksonville Mid-Winter Fair. He was forcibly impressed by the fact that a city with enough push and energy to have such n display at the fair and the only representative of Orange county, must certainly have some strong claims for recognition, nnd his attention bem g attracted to the Celery City he was not long in following,Ins trend o f thought. Now Unit lie is fairly located in our midst he is of the opinion that half of Sanford's many ndvatitnges have iw vw been made public, AovKHttsiNc, P ays . Sunford W ill Have Driving Club Sanford is fast filling up with jx-ople who have a passion for goqd horseflesh and thu horsemen who have long resided here are also purchasing some good stock. Chns. Hand lias n good pacing horse nnd a good trotter. E. E. Brady lots one or two good ones. Murrell has one and sev­ eral other citizens nre rehearsing on the country roads with their “ dark horses." They vs111 attend-the Oilandu race - m eet and try to Like away a few prizes. Next fall work will start onngood driving park in Sanford and already quite a neat stun lias Iteen subscribed for the same. The driv­ ing park, golf links and uther features will make (he amuseinent park a very IMipular piuce for (lie next winter season. High S chool M uslcale The members of the High School will give in thn High School auditorium next Monday, Feb. 22d at 8 p. m. a program consisting of vocal and instrumental mu­ sic. Tito object id the entertainment Is to raise money to buy books for reference. Tito admission is 25 cents. A ll patrons and friends of Hie school arc urged to come and encourage our young people in this work._____________"_________ S to le the M acaron i W ire Some miscreant stoic the wires ujkhi which the mocaroni was growing at Hie office of Murrell & Minshqw. and now there will be no hollow space in this year's crop A reward Ib offered for the return o f these wires which were im|x>rtcd at a great ex­ pense from Italy. --------------------- * -------- SHIPPERS OF i! Florida Fruits «"•' Vegetables j General Insurance Agents • S ANFORD. FLORIDA TOP P R IC E S FOR YOUR ORANGES. GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES - * * _ HEW ITT F R U IT AND 10 E, References: i when ship|H'.tl to HEWITT. ' If ynu nre nut doing business with this 'House, write to them at once. & CO. PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N MERCHANTS C o m d a n St., B a ltim o re , M d . This Paper nnd Thousands o f Flensed Sldp|iers r in Florida a-* SNEAD & VENABLE .C O N T R A C T O R S AND BU ILDERS *• Plans, Specifications and * E stim ates Furnished (Hi A pplications Repair W o rk Prom ptly Done -113 First Street Opp. PoBtofllçe C elery Going F o rw a rd anTortn rtrry—is moving th i»-w eek . i w v m i m i k k k k m m v m v w t t w v w w w w v w w v w w m w w v w w t The largest shippers have not marketed vM * w v m v w v w w vvw w w v w v v v w v \ v \ \ m v . v v » v w v v v v \ w v v w w , their crop yet.-but expect to start cutting ntut week, nml carload lota will then move northward and the slieckles "w ill"tu ovtl southward. C IT Y CIGAR.. STO R E I Banks W ill d o s e M on d ay. Monday, Feb.‘ 22, being Washington's Birthday, and a legal holiday, Hie banks o f Sanford will be closed all day. Just R e c e iv e d ------------- — The largest line o f sporting goods ever received In Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting doUiing. etc. Harry J. Wilson. B e st Lin e of C ig a rs and T o ------ b a cco s In the C ity : N e w sp a p e rs, M a g a z in e s and P o rio d io a ls j; N o tic e o f A pplication fo r Tax Deed Under S ectio n 8 o f C h apter 4880, L a w s o f Florida. Notka It herrby given that Gust Unit, purt hater ofToa CcrtlAcstv No. 1547. data) the Out day of Junr. A. D , IbUti. has filed • « Id certificate to iny „flier, and ha» mule application lor tax dred to Uiae In arcurdaner with taw. Said rrnlfh-iit« em­ brace« tha following described property illumed in Uranor County. Morida, U>- wit. Lot 31. New Upaala. The »aid land brine aaaeaard at thn dale at the luuancc of auch certificate in the tim e of tinknow a ownrr. v Dnlrea aaid certificate »hall be redeemed ac­ cording to law, U l deed will iaaue thereon on the 22ndday of March. A. D., IPOD. Witness my official aUnaatura and seal tbia. the 20lb day of February. A. D. IPOS. {s o il 0- II. Kubuuun, C'lerk Circuit Court Orange County, Florida. All the L atest Styles in Ladies' and Children s H ats ; ' MRS. CHAS . T. CL ARK N E X T DOOR TO PEOPLE'S BANK. W Y M V Y W Y Y W W M W W V H W W m W VW m YW V W VW V W W YM W W W W �- ' ' ■' — - ,— -----.i-~rr . - —......... 7 - *— February 20,ifln0 THE SANFORD HERALD SANFORD II FR AID Published Every Saturday Mnmlnl at Sanford. Fla. R. J. Holly, Managing Editor , Subscription Price, SI.0 0 m Year In Advance Entered a» second-cl *»t mall matter August 22nd, ‘ I. Florida. 1008, at the Posloffloe at Snnfurd 870. 1 of March reh 3rd. 187 under Act 1 burhana Advtrlliing Company, Jacksonville, Repreaentatlve. • Office Flrat Floor In the Dlthop Illock. F in i Street Telephone No. 148. The nrrivnrtif thè «ion e curbing m ean» street paving nt once. 0 Tltc council held n very interesting meeting Inst Mondny night. Lucky Sanford again! Tltc cold wnve hns improved celery nnd lettuce this week. T he H er a ld hns rccciyed many com­ plimenta thla week upon the last issue of the paper. Just following out our rule ta make every Issue better than the last, j Judge Ion L. Farris of J n d u u m v iU ^ t » candidate for Speaker o f the House In the next meeting o f the Legislature and seems to have vhry .liuJr çppnstitnn. ■Judge FnrriïThns n good clean record nnd would make nn excellent Speaker. -------r r w e n t a w a y d it s e f f e c t «. The recent lynching nt'Lakeland Is rereiving its usual respects from the North­ ern press nnd n general howl will go up all over the North about the lawless ele­ ment o f the South and the turbulent spirit o f her citizens, never stopping tp realize that only a few months ago a Springfield (O h io) mob killed several in­ nocent negroes, burned down dwellings nnd otherwise allowed the lust for re­ venge to-mustcr 4hcir belter Judgment, nnd a fe w weeks ago Pittsburg wns upon the verge o f o rnce war that threatened the Jnw nnd order o f the city. The people o f the South, while deplor­ ing the fact that a resort to lynch law seems n necessity where the sanctity of the home Is Invaded, arc nevertheless united In opinion when the truth Is borne upon them that this standing menace is ever at their shoulder and m ay occur in their own community at any hour. The wheels o f justice are too often clogged and the pardoning board too len­ ient to suit these cases o f assault, and until the people can bo assured of a swift trial and speedy justice Judge Lynch will sit upon the bench and render a decision whlcIiT I f not recorded upon*"tEe statute >ks, will at least subserve the ends . of. justice and bring the brute to the fate which he so richly deserves. - Lynching is not confined to the. South although our dear brethren o f the northem.press would h ave.. lls hellova- other iDDITIONAL L O C A L S F ull Watch far opening o f the Art Store, first week In February. L ine Of SPRING SUITINGS Mr. nnd Mrs. H. T. Avant have returned from Tampa nnd other points in South Florida. • Dean Spencer blew into The Herald office thin week in his usual heurty mnnnernnd m ode all hands feel better by his visit. JUST RECEIVED The Royal T a l l o » b r a n d i dbihing means perfection. See samples nt D. A . Caldwell & Son’s. M a k e Y o u r S e le c tio n F ro m F u ll Pattern Pieces t Mrs. F. V. Lee Is preparing to open n •tore at Brown’s Station on Geneva avenue and the Sanford &. Everglades railway. Best line o f stoves ever brought to the city,. Prices the lowest. •— A. E. H ill . H. H. Hayes hns rented J. M. Stumoh’s country home known as "Onknole,” Mr. Hayes hns brought his fam ily from Geor­ gia. and they will become permnpent res­ idents o f tfe Celery Deltn. If you want to sell or buy city lots, city property, celery farms, see N. H. Garner. O. E. Walker o f Topeka, Kansas, pur­ chased teli uCrc s "fl Uiih proved la n d ih ls week. The land is situateti nt the corner o f Scardali and Gcuevn avenues, nnd is one o f the finest tracts ¡ i f that section. D. A. C A LD W E LL & SONSl W e sell the best lime and cement thnt money can buy. -r-A. E. H ill . 30G-308 FIRST ------- ROYAL TAILORING * SANFORD, - FLORIDA STREET, .'Zaaum Sanford has certainly been 'h U S tttW T wjsc. and to. those . w A C w f l i t l . condemn Jtn lH ioA fr«n itlfllE lW fl*iAThl?JtfiaM /iIifiT •:-+ *> c<■❖ ❖ •n* 4*+•{••¡•■F4"t- 4-•:* M 'v W - H W W e hope the State press will soon de­ the actions of the Lakeland citizens wc||fnc season. With an electric theater cide about the Sea level lock canal' and I would nsk the question o f whnt would running daily, nn occasional street carnival ♦ Gatun dam nt Panama. This subject will yuu do if tills crime wns committed upon | and some very good shows nt the opera lie so common in d few months thnt any ono 6f your own family. ♦ house, no just complaint can he Instituted ♦ one can dmn the canal wiUi impunity. Tw o o f the most rabid members o f the I for lack o f amusement. ♦ ♦ mob Who burned n negro nt the stake | , , ,, , „ , H. H, Gnrner will rent your projicrty for ♦ Hon. Frank Clark hnB firmlv cemented several years ago were residents o f Bos4 u _ _ *1 _________________ .1 »u k -____ * J.___ . . . .......... . r . _|V 0 U. ....... ...... ■> the ties o f friendship which bound the tdrt, the cradlffijrahOim bnists. and-* y e t t B. F. Wheeler, the popular A. C. L. agent 4 Sanford people to him In the past.* His when the crime was committed almost in . “ re -«13“ - ♦ deep interest in every movement that their sight these gentlemen forgot the at Oviedo, passed through Sanford Wed « ♦ nesduy en route to North Carolina, where will benefit his constituents has won for early tenets o f Garrison, nnd remember­ $ he goes to nttendthe meeting of the Order 4 him n large spot i n - I l i a ’ hearts o f the ing only that they were men and the ♦. o f Rnllrond Telegraphers. -Mr. Wheeler -people. natural proloci or# o f wuinuu's . sanctity, rf+ holds a high office liFUUS 'Order, nnd he were tho first to apply the torch. ■f The Tnmpn Tim es states that last goes on official business. f These same gentlemen in the home o f V Tuesday was editor’s day at the Fair and D. G. Munroc hns purchased the inter­ their birth nnd In the ¡»cnceful realms of the freedom o f the city wns given the f their own firesides would probably have est of E. A . Osteen in llic grocery and ♦ pencil pushers. We sincerely hope none 4 condemned the lynch law. But present bakery business and the linn name will o f them carried aw ay too much freedom at the brutal assault nnd seeing with now be Tate &. Munroc. They will con­ ♦ in suit cases. What n beautiful thing is their own eyes the awful horror o f such n tinue in the grocery and bakery business llu» -^Freedom o ft h e . Press."____ I standing mennee. threw their PurHdhicni n n ^'C tMnrk 1teachings to the winds and assumed the patronage o f the old customers and new ANOTHER TRIBUNE SPCCILA. ------- -II Carnival All Week------I armor o f the knights o f old wlio are ever loues. ExcelThe Tomp'u Tribune is great on special This week the Maryland Amusement ready to avenge nn insult» to woman­ At th e P a stim e Th eatre. country editions nnd the greatest o f these Company have entertained the Sanford is hood. . - • The popularity of the Pastime Theatre is the one just issued o f Mnnutce county. people on the show grounds on the south Lynch law is deplored by all ' fair- is unabated and ull lire performances If Manatee is half as gwd_,US__tllC T r i­ minded citizens o f the South, nnd yet, are greeted with n large gathering of our side." There .. is tho"'usual Ferris Wheel bune would have us believe, it must be unless the present laws upon the statute best people, all o f whom lire enthusiastic and tiie inevitable " F ly in ’ Jinny," to­ n close second to Orange county, the gether witli all tiie smaller accessories of Great. Sunday’s Tribune also contained books can ho chhngcd in order to mete in their commendation -of the amuse­ carnival show. [out sw ift justice in these enses. there ments. This week tho management have a sjH'dal Fair number, nnd taken colThe main attraction is an "Old Plan ta­ Icclivcly, tills number o f the Tribune was seems to he no other mode o f procedure had the great UiBlanche, a young lady of tion Show," which, by the way, is one of especially good. W e congratulate the to preserve inviolate the sahetity o f the charming personality and who is the ¡»as­ the best of its kind thnt lias ever come A ll her Tribune stall upon their great work in home nnd the safety o f our Southern wo­ sessor of a very sweet voice. to Florida. A number o f other good manhood. songs are beautifully illustrated and are keeping Tampa and South Florida in the shows merit the palronage'bf the public. much enjoyed. She will be here all next public eye. Orlando promises to be the gayest of week and will sing at each performance. The management are determined to have a strictly mural show nnd those-directly the gay in the next few weeks. The fes­ NOT JU SItrlE D BY T A C IS A change in the management of the connected with this amusement company tivities will open with a polo gam e on Tiie following is clipped from the Los Pastime occurred the first of the week are ladies and gentlemen. The music February 22 , the Chautauqua from Fct>U t iu n Gray am and ■P a w y -p w Angeles. California, EntiL World: ___ T h i s i s P ro v e n True |runry 22 to March 7. the rnce meet from cliased the interests of Geo. W. Adams, furnished by the Itulinn Lmml ls wortli ii Florida celery tins been hurt by the hot weather nnd the crop is expected March 0 tp 12, the water carnival on and tiie latter is no longer connected trip to the carnival. Go out this after-' to mature 3 weeks earlier than com­ noon or tonight nnd "enjoy yourself." |March 18, and automobile parade March witli tiie theatre in any capacity. mon. according to a letter received 9. A ll o f these events will serve to from Mr. K. K. Murrell, president of M ission ary S o c ie ty M e e tin g Drain and Irrig a tio n M a te ria l hiring the Autoniohijc City into public no­ tiie Sanford Celery Union o f Sanford The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis­ Florida. He says: "U p to d n tcw eh a ve We make s|»ecial carload prices on tice nnd be the means o f inducing tour. hqd tiie warmest weather in the recol­ lists to visit Orlando in . order to enjoy sionary t Society o f the Presbyterian mixed sizes of sewer pipe, 4 Inch, 8 inch lection o f tiie oldest inhabitant. I church will hold a special meeting in the nnd larger sizes. Also second quality these amusements. * This hns been a tendency to push church this (Suturduy) afternoon at 3:30 pipes at reduced rates. Sec us before our crops at least 3 weeks in ndvnnco o'clock. Tim meeting will he held in tiie buying. Gro. II. Feknald Hardware Co. o f what we ex|>ecled and should these Doc C astle M a k es Good conditions prevail n few days longer J. H. Castle, the jolly fellow who is church instead of Mrs. Peck's, ns previ­ the crops will be cut short considerable now fam iliarly known us "D o c "a m o n g ously announced, to give nn opportunity hut I um not uble at this writing to say to whnt extent. "Our farmers are his many Sanford friends, recently pur­ to n larger number than could he enter­ planting hut very little late celery and chased seven and one-hnlf acres o f celery tained ut u private house to enjoy the it now looks us though ourentire crop land on Geneva avenue, near the station privilege o f hearing Kev. Dr. Guerrnnt. would linve to be harvested by the o f the Sanford &. Everglades Kailwuy. who will ho present and speak o f his work 20th o f March.’’ in the mountains o f Kentucky. It,occurs to us that statements of this Part o f the land was in cultivation and Y O U R The Indiett o f other churches Htid visit­ Doc paid a fair pricq for it. This wus kind arc calculated to do a vast amount ors in tiie city are cordially invited to he o f Injury with no ‘iNissiTiTlity o f accomp­ about one month ago nnd after making present to hear this enthusiastic and elo­ lishing good. The result-of such state some improvements he lias a heady real quent speaker. „nients us the ubovc would inevitably, if Ized $300 for part o f the crop and hns IN refused nn offer of $4.000 for the place. not contrudieted, be that California people Connecticut P eo p le L o c a te Here weil-Bconsidernl —wlw-ofdliiHrHy-htirnrthetr-rcl Ernest G. Handlin, Hubert K. Wilcox, Here is another instance o f n man with to get out o f our way. will hold i t . back; James Huttan and Morris Wise, o f Torthat buyers will begin hoarding in cold no experience making good on Sanford rington. Connecticut, have decided to make storage and along about the 20 th o f March, •oil. Doc says that is the cosiest money the Celery City their future home. They IN when we are shipping celery in large he ever made, for he never even .touched have located in Mecca Hammock, taking his hand to the place. Mr. Castle Is quantities, we will be confronted with a funn ca d i in that rich und fertile sec-supply which «Itould have Ihhui exhausted, WfJlJimWU resilient o f r.im n»p wtB| H, y , tkjtt o rttn r c e ic r y p etrar M r ." Ha mUin Is Jt is true thnt the movement is somewhat already here nnd proposes to proceed ut Lucky S an fo rd — Lucky G ro w e rs earlier here than usual but it is not true once to improve und develop his tract. Joe Cameron is setting a puce worth that there w ill be no late celery. The others, above mentioned, w ill come Chastity of w M e ^ i e J m s sold his entire crop o f — A . T. Kosscter, who hns twenty acres in in the fall and bring thier families. A ll celery, will not cut a car earlier titan tltc ‘■•■bry grown with W. N. Culp, Qt JLfiO the parties are of the staunch, upright twentieth o f March and many o f the l»er crate f. o.b.theSanford &. Evcrglndse and industrious class that Sanford delights They receive a substantial cash largest growers will be shipping celery K. R. S h o w i n e s s , P l a i n n e s s without to welcome. They w ill bring thrift, enter­ forfeit, and w ill load four cars this week, t r - . -j.r.j' well Into April. Our information is thut prise und success to the locality selected by there is a considerable amount o f very which uro paid for on the spot. Including them for their o¡»eralions. late celery. Our growers are extended the bonus and cash together for this week’s .. their season by planting earlier and Inter shipments, will make these partners Appreciate Agent Perkins to avoid a congested market in mid-6ca- $3,000.00 to the good for the first week. XT. Thomas J. Perkins, the ¡»opular ticket Hurrah for Lucky Sanford. son. Our information, also, is to the effect agent, has been given entire chnrgc o f that the product, 'fienemfjy.’ ia qu ftcu plto Pie' iIclet l»fflcî7T»âtitiài{?rob73''nnd the" Sanford's Golf Club the overage both as to size and quality. entire business of the station, and here­ W alter Mucklow o f Jack son secre­ Information to he valnuhle must be accur­ after all parties wishing Information are ate. W c are at u loss to know just who tary o f the Jacksonville Golf Club, is in referred to A gen t Perkins. ’ could be benefltted by the above state­ the city for a few days, and while here B y his close application to the duties m ent even i f It was justified by existing will interest himself in forming a golf o f the office and the able manner In club and lboking up the grounds that will conditions. which thé business has been haudled, he laid out on the Sanford &. Everglades Mr. Perkins has won a high place in the Connected with this paper is a printing Railway. A n y one desiring information produt ' obice capable o f producing the highest relative to golf can get seme by address- regard and esteem o f his superiors and they have complimented him b y placing jrâ u ô o f office and society stationary. ng MT. Mucklow at Jacksonville. llm In charge o f thç. station. f B IG C U T IN I FURNI TURE S to v e s, C ro c k e ry , C a rp e ts, Matting, R u g s, S e w in g M a c h in e s , Etc. Twenty Per Cent Off O n A ll G o o d s for the N ext T h irty D a y s Only S A N F O R D F U R N IT U R E CO. T h e S u p re m e of Icn ce In Character In lyianner In Style ffifi 1r a m l !• BUY t w T iHTf i f ; T Ì r ’- f Y .jn L l® Patrician Boot and Shoe Models the rs SA N FO R D excellence has reached its suprem e-height, designu MRS. M. L. ALLEN P Richness wiiltfM severity^dre'io he' found in Will have a Large Stock of no o th e r Shoe in greater abundance, or excellence. If ^ M illinery n ex t w eek you w an t Oxfords, call nnd W ait see O u tlin e in Tam Wine. Gun M etal, Kid and Patent L eath er, a t $3.50 and $4.00 TA K A C H BLDG, N EAR DEPOT D. L. Thrasher �rebniary 20, 1909 THE SANFORD hEftALD I ABOUT THE CITY Little Happenings— Mention of M atters In Brief. personal item s or interest Summary of the F lo a tln l Sm all Talk Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ ried Herald Readers. Arthur Yow ell spent Thursday in Or lando. The Hcrnld is on sale nt T. J. Miller & Son’s store, and the City cigar store. Mr. ond’Mr*. F. R. Doleof Orlandospent Judge Beggs o f Orlando was in the city Thursday in the city, Monday. • Big sale o f muslin underwear nt Yow ell's. Three days only. Mr. nnd Mrs. Willinm 1till o f Rochester, N. Y „ were in the city Monday, Long's Preserves in glasses. Finest on market. Ciias. Evans. 1 N. P. Yowell & Co Romeo Coffee, 3 pounds for one dollar . Chas. Evans. "Our own coffee," 25 cents n pound, for Gamer fit Roberts open their Sanford sale by Garner fit Roberts. avenue grocery uxiay. Everything In Mr. nnd Mrs. S. C. Ball of^Newhuryport groceries, hay nnd grain. Mats,, were i n the cl tv Monday. ...Fred W Uroatr a prominent m erch ant'of S p e c ia l S a le L a d le s ’ Muslin Underwear , See the English Cabs, the latest things Orlando, spent Tuesday in the city. in go-enrts, nt The Sanford Furniture Co, Drop in and inspect the Princess steel Buy Henry Clny Flour o f W. W. Long ranged. A real range ntn moderate jirice. The best on earth. Sanford-Furniture Company. w — ~ *• Mr. nnd Mrs. R. C. Osborn o f Winnipeg Mnnitobn, were in the city Monday. ♦ ♦ T H R E E DAYS O N LY The- famous Fox River Butter for sate at W. W. Long's Grocery. SA Frank Miller attended the exercises nt Now is the time to buy your sub-irri Ruilins Collins, Thursdny o f tills week. High grade Cigars and Tobacco. Smok gated land. See M. M. Smith. |ng and chewing. Most complete line In Planting time is here. M. M.Smitti will Walter Mucklow, an ex p ert, account ant he city. Ciias. Evans. of Jacksonville is-in the city on business sell you land on easy terms,---- — .— Sanford w lif TTave a. fine amusement tills week. Women’s exchange, nt the Art Store. park on the line of the struct rnUvvny. Everybody join. —K ays & Kktchum. $18 Art Squares for $15, size 9x12. E. - BEG INS TO D A Y — We have in our new Stock of Spring U ilderw ear arid will p u t it down n t a close price for T hree Days Only Chase fit Stint Kirn's tea nnd colTce, the A . Heflleld Co. Mr. nnd Mrs. A.C. Evins o f Atlanta. Gn., best there is. Garner fit Roberts. nrc among the visitors to the city this H oii . Ion C. Farris o f Jacksonville was week. ■- t---w«5- . among the prominent visitors to the city English Cabs, nil the rage In gd^nrts. this week.--------------$18 A n Squares Tor $ 15 , size 9x 12. at The Sanford Furniture Co, A. Hejfield Co. Fresh Maekeral at H. H. Hill's grocery Do away with dust while sweeping car Mr. nnd Mrs. M, E. Hickey of Jersey City, pels by buying Wizznrd Carpet Cleiiner of C- R. Walker attended the exr-rclses nt N. spent several days o f this week in Rollins College and laying of cornet stone H w. W. Long. the city. LS .H yatt and w lfo o f Connelsville, Pa:, o f Chase Hall. Go to H- H. Hill for everything in the spent several days o f this week in San­ Garner & Roberts have good butter in grocery line. onc-pouud prints fo r 35 cents. ford. If you can’ t afford to take The Herald A little money now and a little now and The Italian hand with the Maryland Car­ don't btirrow yiiur neighbor's, and fail to then is the w ay to buy celery land. See nival Co., in this city tills woek, is making return it. M. M. Smith for particulars. the city lively. "Our Own coffee, best 25 cent coffee on , N. P.Yuwcll fit Co. have on display some Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick rhe market, ut either store of Garner & pretty muslin underwear, going at sale at the Sanfonl Furniture Compahy. Roberta. prices. Attorney Andrew Johnson lias returned There 1$ more new land being cleared up Mattings o f nil kinds and patterns, from from Jacksonville, wiiere lie s|>eiit several around Sanford tliun in any new sect ion in 20 cents per ya rd -to 50 cents, nt E. A. days on legal business. the South. • , ,licflkld's Furniture Store. iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick Capt. Richards o f Holly Hill spent nYaw nt the Sanford Furniture Company. at the Sanford Furniture Company. minutes in the city, Tuesdny, cn route home Rugs, from 75 cents up. E. A. Heflleld B. C. Abernathy of Orlando was in the •from Orlando. Furniture Store. city Monday, on matters pertaining to the Dried Salt Shoulders nt 12JF cents found See H. H. H ill for Celery City Blend Odd Fellows-------------1_________________ !__ at H U . Hill's grocery.-^—--------------------Coffee, finest on eartli for 2-1 cents. Have you seen the Princess steel rangeT The many friends o f Dob Herndon nre Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Doyle spent several Six holes, warming closet ami reservoir, glad to see him out again niter several days in the city tills week en route to their asbestos lined, only $38. Sanfonl Furni­ weeks illness, home in Jacksonville. from Tampa. ture Co. Hendi|unrlcrs for Iron A g e tools. A n y­ Thp Princess steel range, the leader Before you buy a range, exumine the thing you wnnt in hnnd plows, fertilizer among ranges, six holes find warming ’rincess steal range, ittth r Sanfonl F u r distributors, etc..__Hurry J. W ilson____ closei. and reservoir, asbestos lined, only nilureCo. Tile beat Steel range on the Arthur Doyle spent several days this $38, at Sanford Furniture Co. market, nnd only $38. Think of it I week with home folks. Arthur is placing - The “ fcucky Sanford" signs are proving il. I’ . Driver has returned from Orlando, many orders for the Burroughs' adding ma­ popular, nnd many applications for the where lie lias bcch receiving treatment nt chine, which "adds" to his populnrityr 'cards have been made this week at Tile the Church Home and Hospital. Best line o f mattings ever brought to Herald office. ____ Mrs. It. J. Holly nnd rhildren returned Sanford. Sec them nt the Sanford Furni­ iron beds from $2.50 up. Gel them quick Thursday from Tampa, where they have ture Company. at the Sanford Furniture Company. been on u week's visit. J. S. Range ims returned from a visit to You need a good tyficwritcr nnd do not For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see points on the East Coast, in the interests want to pay an cxhorhitnnt price for it. 1). A. Caldwell &. Sons. of the Sanford Cocn-Coln Bottling Co. Mr see the Blickenderfer. nt The Herald office Mr. and Mrs. ,W. U. Anderson o f Ninety Runge reports a good business in that sec­ W, E. Argo, a citizen of Oviedo, nnd Tom Six. S. C.. left on Monday, after a pleasant tion. McCall, a former resident of that place,who visit with Mr, and Mrs. II. K. Murrell. 510,50 value sanitary felt mattress go­ is visiting his brother, were in Sanford yes­ Young man stenographer (statistics d ing nt $8 for the next thirty days. Sun terday a few hours. specially) desires work; good correspond­ ford Furniture Company. Just arrived, Snider's canned goods ent. Herald. Ladies' muslili gowns, skirts, chemise, catsups and preserves, at Garner & The latest booklet of Sanford is exciting drawers, combination suits, corset covers Roberts. much favorable comment over the slate, _and children's underwear, selling at re­ Commencing January 1st-1900, George and the ninny cnllrffirtru iin wIITsbonex^ duced prion nt N.. t*. Y o w eil & Co's. W. Venable, contractor and builder, will liaust the first edition. Three days only. = = = = = SANFORD. employ only union inimr, nnd work eight High-grade olcoinurgerine, 25 nnd 30 L jst—Five dollars reward for one Jer­ hours u day. cents u pound. Garner IL Rolwits. sey milk cow with .dark sidesTgrayon Mrs. T. J. Miller, Mrs. Frank Miller unit Fresh fish every day—Guaranteed to lie back, with short crumpled horns project­ daughter, Mrs. Lewis and Miss Bradley left fresli— also oysters." ing over face. Has black tips, with no Thursday for Daytona Dench, where they — S. C. K ichakuS. Lcffier Block. earmarks. Return to or ih olify J. A. will sjiend several weeks, Rev. nnd firs. R. L. Kirkland o f Evans­ Sfaith nt the Flemming's place in West Garner fit Roberts Mil high-grade Cigars ville, Indiana, have arrived in the city. Sanford and get reward. and tobacco. Try them. Rev. Kirkland is the new pastor of the All Local A d vertisem e n t* Under This Dr. and Mrs. O. W. King returned Monday Heading. One Cent a W o rd Each Issue Congregational church in this city. Fleet« Brand Tea nnd Spiers. from Richmond, Vn, Mrs. King has been P. Y O W E L L & CO. , .. , F A R M IN G P L E N E N W e a rc A g e n ts for C la rk ’s C u taw ay H a rro w s Planet Jr., and Iron Age Horse and Hand Tools The Ceo. H. Fernald Hardware Co W AN-TS Ciias . Evans. visiting friends in Virginia for several G. M. Jacobs, n prominent citizen of the months, and her many Sanford friends are Chuluoto section, was n welcome visitor to delighted to have her tiack again. Tlie Herald office, Tuesday. Mr. Jucobsls For Sale—.Two acres improved land, an phi friend and constant reader of The cottage, packing house, two flowing wells Herald. tiled in good condition, lumber nnd tools, Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumber?, everything complete for funning. Will mangoes and stair pickles in hulk. sell with or without crop. On 4th street, Ciias. Evans. west side. — W. K. R ouuins , Sanford. Fla. Wade, the tuner. Orlando. „ Tire Herald can be found n ttiie store of Some people seem to think Florida is T iiokouciiiired EcasroR H atching — White slow. Let them try Garner fit Roberts Wyandot», W hile Leghorns. Buff Leghorns, with an order. Phone 39. and Buff Rock. $! for 15. Apply to J. F. Arinl, Sanford. . 20-8 Olives in hulk nnd in ull size bottles. Chas. Evans. F L O R ID A -------- Corner o f French avenue and Third street. I F urnished Rooks roR Kent- GockI location only two dollars |>cr week if taken at once. Call at Herald office. Wanted— Everyone to know Hun the Bllckensderfcr typewriter is* the heat on Hie market. See them ut The Herald-wtlice. T w o nice furnished r o o m s fo r rent. Jam es H arris. For S ale—Good |*roperiy, now tiringing Young Indy wishes position In office or twelvt; j»cr cent interest on investment. — N. 11, Garner, Sanford.'' Wulter W. Poland, representing the Mer- store during vacation months. Address 27-2-p genthulrr Lineolypc Co., was in the city “ J. L ." care o f Herald office. Tomato Plants—For sale. God plants F or S a l e .— Sound, gciitli) horse, with ready for field. Phone 238. C. W. flowTuesday. The Herald will iostall a Mer27-2tp gcnthnler typesetting machine in the near good buggy und harness. Price runsonu- man. nble. liorsc can he driven, or worked on W a m i JI.— A ii experienced, all-round future. ___________ _ ... ------ ---------------- Inrm. P. U. Box u. Lake Mary, Fla. 20-4 fainter, acquainted with Sanford condi­ See C. A. Recti for furniture and piano Attention. Ladies I A new and^nip-toTHeo. J. Miller fit Son nnd the City Cigar For Sale, Wooti—Pine or oak. by car­ tions. Most linve references. Steady job. tf 27-2tp X. Q.. Care Herald. load; blotks or otherwise. W. U. Bau .ar Store. While they can be purchased nt date millinery store will he opened up moving. * Altamonte Springs. Florida. « — M rs, M. I- A llen . The Herald ofllce, w e would prefer that e v ­ here soon. T. P. kohluson, the well known photog­ For Rale—Launch, clump. Sixteen feet eryone wanting extra copies would pur­ J. T. Madison hns returned to his borne rapher o f Orlando, was in the city several chase litem at these two news stnnds. in Marshall. N. C., nfler spending the past days this week, taking view so f the celery long; 2M horse power Stanley engine; only used for pleasure 0115 season, and la Dr. W. Housholder lias purchased the season on the farm of H. K^Murre|lu_Mr.. fields umlUtu great -crowds of people en In first-olnss repair.'' Reason for selling, I desire to buy u large IxmiI. TIic seating -drrrrnf office of Dr. F. U Stephens in Madison thinks Sanford is the greatest the streets. • die Pico block. Dr. Housholder solicits fanning section in the South'and expects One million feet of cypress bleaching capacity is eight people. SERVED A T P, B. Brantley. Clermont, Florida. ■ cniitinuuiion o f the patronage o f Dr. to return early in the fall and take up his boards. Place orders now. G, R. Calhoun. If It’* M U LES you want to plow or Stephens. residence here. Fog, Rent—Eight room house, $20 (ter Arthur Holland, an expert stenographer month. Enquire 011 Magnolia A ve. J I*. Musselwhite o f Orlandoapen tsev­ is a guest o f the Gate City House nnd eral days lids week in the city. Mr- MusSwell line of quartered oak clieffoniers »eiwhiie likes to get to Sanford and watch desires employment. at Sanford Furniture Compuny. Nnw U the time to buy your four-inch ^ a,,w<l* Of people, the street pavihgpnd A. H. Withington. « commission mer­ new street railway. sewer pipe for mains. Big slock on hand. chant of Boston, was in the city this week. —A. E. Hill. Wude makes frequent trips to Sanford, Mr. WUhinglon is un old friend of S. O. " d je him at Orlando. If you want a first-class tailor-made Clin sc, und in their younger days they T. P. Robinson, the photographer, will be suit for $12.98, call at D. A. Caldwell & worked on a farm together in New Jersey. n Sanford next Thursday. A n y orders Sons.,. Bb. Clarinet, cheap fw-casli. - Herald. „ Du.* SanfordHouse m i Wednesday Mr. and Mr*. J. O. Paekffrd TWid 'little If you have rooms for rent, put your will receive his attention. His samples daughter, o f Cadillac. Midi., have arrived name la the rooming hous»-directory, at c*n he seen at the office o f the Holden in the city and w ill spend the w inter the Art Store. Estate Co. here. Mr. Packard is secretary o f the Capt. Chas. H. Noble o f ‘Leesburg was a •f- B. Pound, the hustling piano sales- HowardrPackanl Land Co. and is identi­ visitor (o the city Wednesday. Capt. No­ fied with the great work being accom­ 'Cnn for Luddcn It Bates was in the city plished by this company in opening up ble expects to visit his old home in England J“ * week and in conjunction with •0011, and will make several lectures on Caldwell &. Sons sold two fine Pianola pl- new lands and building Cameron City, Florida, and is especially anxious to secure tno players. near Lake Jessup. data pertaining to Sanford. New line men'* pants $1.25 to $5. at New line men'* p a n U $ , . 2 5 to $5, at D. A. Mett Inger'*. Mettlnger*». Popularity of M ettlnger'* Store harrow, see James Harris. If you want a first-class t y p e w r it « at a moderate rice, culi nt The Herald office, nnd inspect the Ulickensderfer. T h e best and most compact machine un tliemarkcl. W O M A N ’S —EXCHANGE Wanted— Party to contract to furnish engine wood on rack, for S. &. E. railway. A. P. Connelly. For rent or for sale—cash or terms— new cottage corner Eighth street and Maguulla avtmuu. Four uuw huge rooi kiten andhe butts. 1st,- Occupancy about Feb. —S. O. Shiniiolser, Phone 115 after fl o’clock p. m. Shade Trees—Those wanting shade trees of any kind, such os palmetto, magnolia, oak and maple, should see A. F. Westerdick. Trees guaranteed to grow. Box 293, Sanford. For Sale—Lettuce plants. . R. head, on Celery avenue. Every Day After * F e b ru a ry JL2th_~ * * B aked Goods W ednesday nnd S atu rd ay . Stam ping done. A ll Fancy work and M aterials for sam e on Sale H. Muir- Celery P lants — 15,000 very line prick bed plants for sale cheap. J no. D. JINKIN5 CRIPPEN’S MUSIC STORE (Railroad W qy) L �■ February 20, .Oxford, Fla., where she has given a series of-Medal contests. -------------------- A Budget of Interesting Item s fro m Correspondents THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY Efficient » U f f o f-R e p o rte rs Weekly Covers the Territory for The llerald Rev,'Cate preached his farewell sermon at the Baptist church last Sunday. It whs announced that the future services o f that church would be held in the Presbyterian church until the new building is com­ pleted. * CITY PROPERTY There w ill be services at the Presbyte­ rian church next Sunday morning and evening. OR TR U C K LA N D S LAKE M ARY MELANGE Special Cor. to The Herald. The weather has moderated and it looks like it will rain. Come iirid See Us Mrs. Eliza Brown hns returned to her home in Arcadia, after n pleasant visit to uable paper from Hon. Frank Clark, in regard to Sanford's deep water from Pa- her brother. Mr. D. A. Cassidy near Clyde. latka to Lnke H om ey is most Interesting The cold did very little dam age to the to the citizens South Florida, especially gardens. Orange county. In conclusion he says . The gardeners axe getting ready to plant tK n th e has bored you enough. Please Irish potatoes this week. Inform him that the readers o f Th e Herald Miss Florence Lovell returned to Lnke like to he bored that way, and that they Mnry after a few days' visit to friends at highly appreciate the strenuous efforts he Longwood. is making in behalf o f the citizens tribu­ Mr. A. E. SJoblom was on the sick list tary to the St. Johns river, the most im ­ portant waterway o f tiie state o f Florida. last week, having chills and f e v e r r " ' W e are proud o f such Congressmen and he should receive the support o f every WORK OF DRAINAGE COMMISSION voter in the state regardless o f political WIM'Greatly Improve Sanitary Condi­ parties. tion of This Section This beautiful little village is now in possession o f tourists and winter resi­ dents and a happier und more contented crowd cannot be found in any winter rcsort in tiie state, The newcomers arc given the giud hnnd nnd at once initiated into the g rea t'h a p p y fam ily and they soon feel that it Is good to be here, where they can rest and forget the cares and vexations o f business life, where good cheer prevails every hour o f the day and can enjoy a night's refreshing Bleepin' tills unexcelled clim ate on earth. The genial proprietors of the hotel, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Johnson, are royal entertainers and spare no efforts to entertain their guests, which i s . highly appreciated by Engineer Wilbur A . Ginn, noting under the direction of the Sanford Drainage Commission, is pushing the work o f en­ gineering ns fast as possible. The dis­ trict contains nn area o f atout SO,000 acres, including tiie water sheds which have to bo taken care o f In the main canals. The total length o f these ditches will be In the neighborhood o f thirty-five miles. As the commission hope to obtnin-nil o f the ijatn for n complete report by the end o f February, it will b c ji m at­ ter o f great Importance to land-owners to -pause in the midst o f their busy season and take a look to their drainage. The citizens o f Sanford and vicinity, are deeply interested in and for o sys­ tematic drainage, and the public health, The Altam onte Improvement Associa­ convenience and welfare o f our district is tion ,of which Mr.C.G. Justice is president o f vital importance. This sweeping iinnnd Mr. I. McMlchnel vice president, as-sistedTjytheLmltPB‘ A1tt50Cleiy, o f which Mrs. S. M. McIntyre is president. The two associations uflllintiiui are .doing a good work in improvements and beautifying this winter resort. For several days workmen have been employed improving the rood through the proper sanitation. The district wilt be pincy woods to I’ nliti Springs. The rood furnished proper drainage fit a minimum has been pine struw cdliic cutiré distance. cosrrnna~the n rres will be levied in n about three miles. Ttic bcautiful tropical uniform way, compensating in allowance scenery alumt the boiling springs o f trans­ according to benefits, nil previous puy: parent sulphur water bus been the resort incuts made upon the present drulnge for picnic j>aities for years. W ith the system. _______ .____________ . improved road auto parties visit the springs daily,as it lias become a great a t­ ORLANDO VS CAMDEN, S. C traction to tourists. Ih e Saturday evening hops in Uie spa- P o lo M a tch t o b e ,h e ld on Febru ary ciousjhall at'the hotel have bcc6me very 22nd and 24tli at Orlando* ’ populur, together with lectures, thusicales The Camden players will ship their 20 and card parties during Hie week. These ponies on the Ifllh, and arrive in Orlando relieve m onotony and enm iela unknown. themselves on Saturday evening, the 20th, There will be one of the most interesting events o f the season at Orlando, as both teams have some excellent players ami a OVIEDO OCCURRENCES fine lot o f polo ponies. The games will Special currrtpondrnl loTli« llrralil. start at 3 o'clock p. m. and will be referred — A. C. Hollingcr, n- |trominent business by Mr. Krumbholz o f the Kirkwood H o tel man of Washington, D. C., urrived in Camden. The games will consist o f ten Oviedo Saturday night on n visit to his sister, Mrs. J. E. Alexander. He is de­ periods o f fl minutes each, with nn inter­ lighted with this section o f the State, es­ mission o f 3 minutes between periods pecially this vicinity, nnd regrets that he nnd 8 minutes during half time. Tiie Is unable to spend the entire winter here. colors that w ill be worn by the Camden J. 1!. Lee, our able and efilcicnt county men will be white and light blue, by commissioner, visited Sanford one dny Orlando, scarlet. Mr. W. S. Morris, o f toe San Juan Hotel, Orlando, will act as offic­ Rev. Rogers filled Ids regular appoint­ ial time keeper. The second game will be ment nl the Baptist Church here Sunday, delivering two very ub!c sermons. In the afternoon interesting services were held in the chapel at Lake Chnriq, and X iitf orouFNurthcrn friends occupied the pulpit, favoring an attentive congrega­ tion with nn interesting discourse. Miss Anita King returned from DeLand Saturday, where she has been on n short ‘ visit to tier sisters, who are attending Stetson University. — Or.-Crawford. tryCQHjrdenHsf frorrTbrJ iambi spcnt-Sunduy here on tf visit to friends. The Lawton Brothers have again en­ tered ill.- mercantile business in their old stand. The store lias been newly painted inside and com pletely renovated, und a large slock o f merchandise in­ stalled. A lfred Eldredge, who htrt been alterniIng thè 'T ech .' ili Atlanta is ut houle g «alu. _ The students o f the Apopka H id iS d io til are to be entertained tonight a t the K. o f P. Jiull by the ladies o f the Literary Club. W e are sorry to learn that Mr. T, K Johnson is thinking of moving to Jack­ sonville. Miss Kathleen M ild iill left Tuesday for Jensen, Fla., where her father is engaged as bank receiver. Miss W anda Combs has returned from It Makes No DifleJence W hat You W ant or W hefe You W ant It WE H A V E IT anti on Term s th a t are Right H O W A R D -P A C K A R D Hardw are and LAND Farm COMPANY Implements TIIE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER |! Used In Uncle S am 's Paint Shop During the past year the U. S. M .. v. I . i«.t r.«.,...», a it «I i n ii n . I N a vy has consumed 091,000 ikiiiih I.s. 1> of 5 0 Best by T Test » » t for tor Q C ro r ow wsrs i n . All whu hove UMxl tills spray continuously arc free from tilislil amt insects. Lucas White Paint ¡1 nnd 27H.700 pounds of LUCAS <! COLORS, suiticienl to produce more 1 > than 100,000 gailuns of paint, ¡1 equivalent to 50 carloads o f 200 ,- 000 gallons each, nnd which would make a train more than one-half mile long. i inused-during addition tothethis Smn has pasrUncle year more i ; than 25,000 gnlions o f LUCAS 11 VARNISHES. ENAM ELS nnd other 11 products. ;I Uncle Sam's preference is not a - ’ matter o f favor, but o f Q U A L IT Y i I and RESU LTS,- — I! In Uncle Sam's service, as in j ; everybody *clse's. LUCAS PRO11 DUCTS have an unbroken record ! < for satisfactory results. We h a v e , the largest and best equipped plant for driving wells in (his section of the country and are prepared i o till all orders promptly. Our m achinery is up-to-date and our workmen are skilled in the work Those contemplating puttin g in wells would serve their best interests by consulting us und learning prices before m aking contracts. Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions. Cauliflowers, etc., *tc_T in Sanford, pays I Sell tlje f-ainl— Your III Muscles Makes the Cro APOPKA IT E M S Special CormpoadriK« luTtic llrrsU ;-* BOARDING CELERY, SANFORD. FLA ns. Money, and k id the Profit County Tax A s s e s s o r s Notice Either I or an assistant tax assessor w ill be at tiie following named places to receive tax returns for Orange county fur 1809:__ Saufunl. February 27th and ‘ March 1st at the City Clerk's office. Sylvan Lake March 2nd. Luke Mary March 3rd. Longwood March 4 th. Geneva March 11th. IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D . F lo w in g F A R M S — U N C LEA R E D LANDS W e lls on :lery Delta and othervDesirable Tracts In Blocks to suit Purchaser. A ll1 * Prices and descriptions upon request. S. A . R o b in s o n . f Clay Tile For Sole. Pulalka Tile for sale In any quanlty. G. F. Sun i t , Box 371 W H IT N E R F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k Building ! ; | : ; �ftbriia ry 20. 1909 The Scrap B ook A L#8*l Opinion. roscoo C onklin* ctune Into Charles (TCoDort office one day In a nervous «inte. __ “You seem to Do t « t much fix eim i, j i r Conklin*," said Mr. O ’Conor ns Roscoc walked np nnd dow n the room. “Yes, I'm provoked—I nm provoked,” i isM Mr. Conklin*. "1 n ever had a c li­ ent dissatisfied about m y fe e before." “W ell, whnt’a the m nttcr?" , . “Why, I defended Clhlw na fo r arson, you know. H e wan convicted, hut 1 did hard work fo r him. I took him to the superior court, nnd he, w as con­ victed; then to the suprem e court, nnd — Ih i supreme court confirm ed the Jnd*®ent and gave hltn ten years. 1 charged him (COO. nnd Gibbons Is grum bling about it ; says It Is too much. N o w , Mr. O’Conor, I ask you won that too muchi” ^ «W ell." said O’ Conor ve ry dcllbernte“o f course you did n jrrent deni o f work, nnd JGOO Is not a big fee; but, to be frank with you. Mr. C o n k lin *,-jjiy deWtcrnte opinion Is that lie m ight . bare been convicted fo r less m oney." The O nly Explanation . Old Mrs. Smith yens a chronic co plainer nnd was constantly sending fo r tlio family physician anil g iv in g him Hit of her fancied ailments. H o nl ways listened quite patiently, but was getting a little tired o f hearing the same things o ver nnd over. One dny when the old lady consld erod herself In nu unusually bud w ay ■be sent fo r the doctor nud. a fter go . Ins ever the usunl list, ended by any lag: "n ea lly , doctor, I do uut know what In lh e -w o r M -la -«tt> a # -«U h -n io _ I can neither lay nor s e t " The doctor looked nt her a moment thru said In a solemn tone, "M ndam yon must be a, rooster.” —K an sas City Independent THE SANFORD HERALD or Th e Voles o f Fams. NOllCE INCORPORATION A n Am erican author o f aomo n ot« was passing n summer In N e w H am p­ O f the Sanford Celery Delta Land Com ­ shire. One day be received word tbnt pany a distinguished Engllshmau was visit­ Tli* undersigned hereby (Ivr notice that they In­ ing In the country town and would like tend to apply to lion. Albert Vi. Gilchrist. ai Gov­ ernor of the Stale of Florida, at Tallahassee. Florto call upon the author, o f whom, he do. on the lOlh day of March, 1909. for issuing of added In his note requesting an audi­ Latter* Patent Incorporaltns the SANFORD CELFRY DELTA LANDCOM PANY, under the proence, he had heard. nooed charter attached hereto, the original Charter helps "o'* on Ale with the Secretary of State at Som ewhat flatten'd, the author won Tallahassee. Florida. derod to him self who had spoken to J. N, Whitst*. A. T. KaMcmt, the distinguished Englishman about "Som o O xford dignitary doubtless,” he reflected pleasantly, "o r possibly some London publtsbor or critic," and ARTICLE L he aw aited the stranger’s arrival with liie name of thi* corporation »hall ha the SAN ­ In terest FORD CELERY DELTA LAND COMPANY, and "S o you had heard o f me,” he ven It* prtnrlpal place of buiinrit «hall tie at Sanfurd. tured a fte r the usual greetings hud Merida, lait It «hall have *uch other plncri of tniiineii In Murid a and other Slate* at thall labeen spoken. "W e ll, that Is odd determined by the Hoard of Director*. M ig h t I ask w ho” — Hut his visitor ARTICLE II. interrupted him. The general nature of the bu»inet* to he Iran*“ Oh, yes!” ho sold. “ I heard all acted by *ald corporation »hall be; To buy, hold, »ell, work, |e«»e. rent, exchange, cultivate, im­ About you before I got here. Th e por­ prove and otherwite deal In leaf estate either n* owners or ¡n commlislon for other*; in pl*(. Imter on tho I ’ ullmau told me that you nd Irrigate w ere the very man to come to to ask to do and for the full nbout the best route to N iagara and ---------. ----------------— ------------ -------eg** of lu whnt hotel I ’d better stay a t ” ownership. P a y in g V is its In A u stra lis. In Auoy^H a a month’s v M t to n country limiso would bo nothing. T w o months—foreo monlhs—six months—us \mJt nsgjpu liko would not !>e consider­ ed too long, other things being equal. Noltody thinks o f dates. T o w rite nnd Invito yo u .from the 15th to (lie 30th would l*o rude. You ore nuked to stay ns long as you like. Or'eTso you nsii you rself to stny as long ns you like. Or oven—to fnco nil the conttugeuclcnyou neither ask nor are asked. Yon sim ply go. And, having arrived, you remain, fo r the one unfailing com m odi­ ty o f nu Australian country house Is welcome. E veryth ing else may give out. I f you atay long enough there Is sure to be a time when there nre no servants, no milk, no vegetables, no meat but inutton,-or—even—no—water, but tho thoughts o f guests going aw ay w ill never cuter the mlfuls o f the host nnd hostess. Go hI mini re. guyely. In fo rm a lity —these lire the lending notes o f life In every Australian country house.— Loud on G lolu. ARTICLE V: Tlte business nf the corporation shall be con­ ducted by the following officers; A President. Vice-President, a Secretary nnd Treasurer, to be elected by the Hoard of Director», and n Hoard of Director* of nut lc»* than three and not more than »even in number. The office of Secretary and Treasurer may be held by one person. Tlte Di­ rector* shall lie chosen from list of Muck holder* of the corporation nnd elected annually. ► Until ths first annual meeting and rlectlon ot of­ ficer* and Ihrir qualification, the otticers of Ibis corporation shall !>e: 1 J. N..Whltner, President: A. T. Rmsetter, Vice-President; and S, O, Chase. Sec rctary nnd Treasurer. The Hoard of Directors shall tie; J. N. Whltncr. A. T. Hosteller and S. O Chase:— —---------- —-----------------The first organisation meeting of stockholders of thl* corporation shall tie held in Sanford. Florida, on the I Will day <>f March, 1909, for the por|vwe of ndoptlng by-laws, and doing such Other business as it may desire tn.tnmsnrt. The annual meeting hull tie on the first Tuesday ot May of euch year. "Oh, that’s sim ple!” Interrupted the prisoner eagerly “ I should like the chance o f going round selling on com ­ mission tho things the other fellow s mnko."—London Scraps. Surface T fa n ilE —— — please," said the con­ touch v w ill vanish before one nature.—Coleman. He’s From Missouri; You Have to Show Him. 5F3 H A V E Y O U SEEN T H E td Partition: that t o r 1 A. M. Tatuuma. Iscxtl Solicitor lor Complainants. 22-8 By M A. Howard. D. C. Blickensderfer? A T Y P E W R IT E R In the Circuit Court o f the 7th. Judicial Circuit o f the State o f Florida • for Orange County. FOR . UNDERWOOD A $100 Machine for $00 See them at Tho Herald office SAN FO RD HERALD 3 0 « F irst St., Sanford, Florida + • ) • < • + 4.+ + <•<.+* 4 j- + + + + + ❖ Sanford Library . AND Free Reading Room ROOM 20 U pstairs, Pico Block l Open Tuesdays 4 Jo 6 p. in. --------------------- ftN D =z----- — — - S t r a n g e r s W e lc o m e W. W .L O N G D E A L E R IN Fresh Meats - r^ _ The Pioneer Visible It m akes no difference w |iat you use now, 4 have used in the past, or AND Groceries [Agent lor Virginia Carolina Fer­ tilizers ALBERT G R Ä M L I N G T o n so ria l P a r lo r s • may use. the m achine you distil iiv-Ililnlflifi'jlJ:: II»« C ity U y uf u( Sui h u n M p i. F lurida : Got ths Bast of Carlyto. The Ilev. Thom as A lcin rider, a Pres­ byterian minister, long resident In Chelsea and w ell known as n brother Scot, was most anxious to know Car­ lyle, but had no opportunity o f gettin g *o Introduction to him. One day In — th« King’s roa d : he snw Cartyle comlag In hts direction and took advan­ tage o f the opportunity by goin g up to the sage and saying, "T h om as Carlyle. I bellevo!” C arlyle's reply was, “ Tom A le x a n d e r ,k n o w !" T h ey became *ood friends, and Inter Mr. A lexan der wrote to Carlyle fo r a subscription to­ «rward a school building fund, and C a t . ’ lyle wrote back a refusal lu doggerel, G overnor Folk la from Mlaaourl. whereupon Mr. A lexan der replied that H e's regarded a « a pretty good citizen If he did not send him IS he w ould sell himself. Beo w hat be u j i about a hla poetry to a collector o r publish I t certain aort o f eltlxen: j> Thu £5 was at onco forthcom ing. “I do not ballov« tn tho m ail order oitlaon. 18 B E T T E R Hopeless. T H A T W E SH O U LD HAVE Martha, endeavor-lug to Instruct a A THO USAN D TOW NS THAN ■assast by-Oisy fimsecst-ef •fcaefesd. Fla., bs-aasasan r 1would be h ou teteiTw r in th e -m ystcr!«* anuary 4th. 1909. Mass L. Scott. O N E L A R G E C IT Y . If a plaoo •°( Pudding m aking, w as overheard. - a i * _______ City Clerk. la good «trough (or a m an t« Approved January IPtli. 1909. T ^ - T e r j e a ' takes some ¿read e h "— 23-4 Fosnji Last, Mayor. m aka hta m onay in, It carlainly "Out how much bread. M arthaT* should ba good anough for him ■"Ob; Jet* w h at yer needs, Miss Min. to apand his m onay In. Tha In Circuit Court, S c v m th ludlclal CIr*en y e r puts j o ' m ilk on It " — m srehants hava a Just righ t to , "A n d how much milk, M a rth a )" cu lt, O ra n ie County J Jorlda all tho bualnaas of tho town In "W ell, y e r tnui' us« y e r Jedgment Camelia Villano Rotundo and M U a ’Rotundo, her husband, w hich thoy havo thalr storoa, ’ bout dat, Mias M in ." and Mike Rotundo In bis own and avory good oltlren w ill holp I for Partition “ But I haven't any Judgment, M a r­ light. tha." thorn to got IL " Vlttori/villana “ Well, d « L o n j tie’p yer, Mis I Min, ’ £— D id you * v e r see a P I N B LA R G E ) To Vittoria Villano: From Um alfid «vii* of Mike Rotundo and Carmecaua« I,c a n 't."—T ra v e l Magaalne. F A C T »0 »Im ply sta ted ) Cannot Ret out qf alignment The best machine on the market Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. T ypew riter lo Provide for the Appointment of a City Scavenger, Defining III» Dulles, and for Other Purpo^ PU RPO SES One thnt will stnntl the tJrentcst tests li AN ORDINANCE city, with one nr more water closet buckets of regu lation pattern; thr numhrr of bucket* to la- u*ed in any one privy thnll he determined by the Uito Scavenger, »ubjrct to the miiirovsi of the lns|wclor or the Sanitary Cdinniltleo *jf the Council. It shall tie the duty of the Scavenger to *upp!y the buckets where needed, and within two day* re­ port the name of lhe occupant of the premier*, with thr numhrr of bfirkrl* supplied, to the City Clerk, whuac duly ll shall be lu keep a li»,t of the buckets in use. and by whom. . &tc. 4.—H w owners or aeruMnt s n f prrrntsef limit pul all gatliagr in suitable receptacles and place same outside of thr sidewalk on thr strrrt, ill a convenient plate fur thr Scavrnger. Srt 5. • All owners, agents or occupant* of prem­ ise* where buckrIs are used, >ht*lt nay t i l*0 ixt laa-ket per quarter, pay*Ur quarterly ill advance, all store*, saloons, restaurants, hotels, and all other place* ot business shall pay SI SO per quar­ ter. payable quarterly in udvnncr, olfiers amt rrsidrrues where buckets arc not used shall pay 73 cent* quarterly, payable quarterly In advance, for trash trota ft the remoVat' of »< garbage and trasl their re­ wet ivr plore* -----IDJCtivr Su fl. 0. Tire aggredì aggregate amount of di rrvenue deSu, rivai under the provisions of this ordinance sitali he a Sanitary Fund, tu be used by the Sanitary Committee for sanitary purpoarl ditty; Sec 7. Die [uiyiuenl for tmckels and scgvragt-r sasviut shall be tumlr nt the office of the City Clerk, tetween the first (lid (hr l*-iitFt of January, April, July and October, the Clerk shall keep a recurd of all monies received, and pay out the same by the order or approval ot the Sanitary Commit­ tee. He shall make a quarterly report lo the Coun­ cil of all monies received and paid oql under the provisions of fills ordinance.! See. 8 . All violator* of the provisions of this or­ dinance shall be bunishrd by a fine of not leas Ilian SLIM) nnr more than gSU IMF. or by imprisonment and labpr not exceeding thirty day». Srr. B. All ordinances and ports of ordinance* In conflict with file provisions of thi* ordinance are hrreby repealed Sec. 10. Tills being a sanitary measure, the same shall take effect immediately after Its passage. To lit«. Mayo« L i t : I hereby terrify that the above ordinance was ALL County, Florid a In Re Estate of I W. M, Mahoney I To A ll Csromut*. Ixustru, Dcmriourtas xxo * u I*tjwiss Mav inc CiAmc A gainst Said Estatx: You and each of yeni nre hereby notified and re­ quired to tiresrni any claims and alt demands [ which you have either fur or against said estate of | W. M. Mahoney, deceased, late of Urange County. Florida, to the undersigned Liecnlor of said rslale | within one year from liie dnV helruf. Dated December 21. 1908, Fsascu W , Mauoniy, 19-8 Executor. ’S tn iu N I. Il sh a ll T>r Ih r du ty of ih r M ayor, “ Step lively, w ith the dt>proviil of tfyr Council, tu ut>tH>mt a L*lt> ductor. Scavrnjtcf, who»« ro m i m* m atk>n ih a ll lw í U m I hy “ I f I was young enough to do that." Ih r C ity Council Srr, 2. It ilin ll l»r the d u ty of t h r C ity S c a v rn responded the aged passenger, clim b­ trr tu r n n o v r nIJ r M T c m r n l frum t h r p r iv lr s w ith il th r m rpoTDtr lim it i of th r r4ty nl Ir n tt unn* | ing aboard. " I ’ d walk and bent your Comforting. r a d i Wthck. nud till th r jturtmjU» p ln rrd Untoli Ih r ca r."—Philadelphia Ledger. ■trecti dally, Hfi ahall alio rttuovs from the city Condemned Man (to his ln w y e n —I t ’S m it« nil other offrimi ve or u riiliih ily liuti ter or I «ulmtartcv whi n rn fu r*le d lu do to l>> t h r lim pret* ■ long sentence, sir, to be sent to pris or. M u rth n l or M ayor. on for life. L a w y er (Inclined to n roor* It «holl lir th*4 duty of t h r S c n v e n S rr to thor hopeful v ie w )—Yes, It does seem long, •Hjjthly wn»h nil rm tith^l ln»ckrt« lirfo rr r rp la rin g I but perhaps you w on 't llvo n grent Srr.. :t. Every privy within (hr corporate limit* while. of thr city »hall he provided, at the extieii*e of the O f Good M a tarlsl. llrlggs—H ow do yon like these ci­ gars) Grtggs—(h rst rate. Whnt ore they made Of?—Lifo. — City of Sanford ) » *,*• _ ) DIH in Chsnccry to Lot t. Block 7 , Tier »,) Enforce Tax Lien Owner Unknown, and) , To AH Whom It May Concern: Upon application o? the City Solicitor, it i f hereby ordered that on or before- Ilie let. rusty Rule day next, bring February t, A. t). 1000. in said court, you appear to and sntwer ’the bllf filed and *et forth the 11 tura of your respective intrtrm in. tight to. ARTICLE III. or lien* upon teal estate situate in lhe City The amount of capital stock of ititi mrt*>tallon of Sanford, and drwribed in the blit at; shall be Twenty-Five Thousand Dollar*. I lot l Block 7. Tier 2 . (X23.M0 00) fulty patd tlp, the share* to be One j It ¡, further ordered that this ___ ordcr bi Hundred Dollars, ( i 100 .0 (1) each, and two hun­ puhlithcd in thè Sauford llcrald, a new»|Wper dred and fifty in numhrr. and of par value ot line pjihlishcd in said Cily. onte a week for eight in ($100.00)..................... Hundred Dollars each. All the capital conseculivr weekt tuior to ttid rute day. stuck lobe fully paid up In real property nt a just Wilnes* my haml *nd tesi of thè said cir­ value to be Used amt determined by the Hoard ot cuii court thi« xsih dsy ot Novcmbcr, A. TI. Directors. 1908. 11. M. Robinson, tSral.) ARTICLE IV. The corporation shall poo (Write for a petipd of I 2,1-R Clcrk Circuit Court, Urange Coitnty. + Sevrnty flve Yror» from STldMirr ifs legal'nu-orporajion by Uie proper authorities. tn County Ju dge’ s Court. Orange SIC 8etdleea Fruits. Science bo fa r has failed to furnlHh any explanation o f the m ystery o f seedless fruits. T h ey ara n ot.tlin out couto o f the work o f uinn. Man perI>etuatea them, n p does no more. Th e setdlcHS orange was found In n stnto •of »red less ness.—Vegetarian. ...— . respondent. Vlttnrln Vill»no(or Victoria Vjllnnci). it a non-re*ldrnl of the Stale of Morlda; that lhe is an infant under the age of twenty-one years; that she It a citlirn of the Kingdom of Italy and, now reside* with her mother; Cattolicn Sargent Villano. at Lansdomlnl, Marigilano. Provlncla di Catena. Kingdom of Italy, and that there Is no person in thr State of Florida the service of a sub­ poena upon whom would bind the saM Vlttorla Villano. You are therefore ordered to apprar to this Bill for Partition on Monday, ths 1st day ot March, 10(19. the tame being a tulr day ot said ruurt. It is further ordrred that tills nudee br published fot eight consecutive we< k* in The Sanford Herald, The under nTgnrd hove aaauctaied and % hrretiy a nneipeperpuMtihi'd tnurange CNiltty. Florid* Witness, II M. Robli tot. Clerk of the Circuit nnwn-iate thrmarlvei logelhrr for the puriuee of forming a tasty corporate under and by virtue of Court In and for Orange county, Florida, and the the Law* of the State of Florida, and we do adopt seal of said court, this 2i>9 day of January, A . D. 1900. B. M. RuaiKxw. Clerk. the following Articles of IncoriKiralion: ARTICLE VI. The highest amount of indebtedness nf this cor­ Wanted Something Quicker. poration to which il Can subject itself shall not exceed its capital slock, i • Borne few years ago I Issued a pol Ths Old Trade. ARTICLE VIL Uy on the life o f n uiau w ho was fa r “ H ’ m !” ejnculnted the governor ns he The name* and resylfru^ld lhc-iuhsciitiers of from lxdng-a modal husband.- -4. cal perused~thircard nr uic M -w irT in lvcd slis k in till* coriMitaUuii. arid lhe uiurHint of stock for the premium every w eek nnd rare prlsouer, " I see you are u commercial sulcscrilied by each is as follows J N. Whittier, Sanford. Motidn. 99 shares *1 ly got It without n grum ble from the tra v e le r)” A T. Rossc-tter. Sanford. Florida. 71 shares. S () Chase. Sanford, Florida, 80 share*. wife. Th e Inst tim e I called she said Th e man nsseulcd. I* Witaru WmstJjt, the toliM’tildng Iricvriiorn"I ain’ t going to pay you any more. "Tl/at presents something o f a diffi­ lorsilo hercliy tulwc'rllie their namea this IhiwJ'dny There’s Mm, Smith only hud her old culty. You know, my umij. everybody o( Fcluunry.'A D. IU09l } N Wiiriss*. A T. Homrm.*. man In M.’s society threo months, nnd here has got to Work. Now, what trade S. 0 Ciusi.. he's dead, and she's got the money will you take up) You ran lie a mat- Srstr. or Fiosio*. l C ounTV or Os»M.e I I'm going to put my old maul In that, maker, a tailor or n shoemaker. Per­ lie fore me K Fj Maxwell, a Notary Ihiltllc of the so you needn’ t call ngain.’ ’■‘-L iverp o o l haps you’d like to make brushes or e of Florida, per sonally came J. Nl Whtlner, A osseltcr and S 0. Chase, to me well known In Mercury. baskets” — tie the persons named in nnd who signrd the fore­ — - K t i ’ UM sir,” Interrupted the going Aria les of lncnriv>ralitin. and each for him­ self nrknowledgrd that he subscritied and executed - Flattered Ur prisoner, “ but I think I ’d much rather he same Article* of Incorporation fur the pur|K>ses " I feel su ro M iss Ehnltli Is In love stiek to my old trade " herein expressed I n W itsias WmsMir. I have hereunto »«I my with y o u ," s a id a la d y to h e r brother. " W e ll," said the grave and reverend nod ninl olliciul seal ibis 3rd day nf Fehruury. “ I)o you 7 It sounds too good to bo seignior, "w o alw ays like prisoners to . I) 1909 |sr»t| R. C. Msswru. true." work nt their own trades when possi­ Nullity Public Stale of Florida My commission "W ell, I heard her say yesterday that ble. B u t"— espires April III. 1912. 2S-S plainness In a man Is not really fault, but a sign o f character.’ " lia Villano Rotundo, herein duty (lied, they depose I nnd say upon oath that they are the complainants will ev en tu ally Imy is the Underwood [Fashionable Hair Cutting" and General Burbering Hot and Cold Baths at all Houra. phur Oaths a Specialty Hot S u l­ |One visit nnd yuti Itmmir n Stnunch i’utrnn Pico Block oppoatta Expraaa O flica — THE- H. & W . B. DREW CO. FOR 9-ROOM HOUSE, 14 ACRES STATE DEALERS Jacksonville, • • Florida W rito us for furUtfcr infurmntion Sanford Machine î Foundry Works " In E nterprise $ 1 1 0 0 .0 0 DON P E A B O D Y E n te rp rise F lo rid a FRESH MEATS AND Repairing All Kinds of Machinery GROCERIES AT I. ANDERSON’S DEALERS IN D IN G E E I Autom obiles and Gas Engines T Ü T T B" P lu m b in g and G as Fitting O ffice and works 214 Oak A venu e 'Plioue 130 SANFORD, FLORIDA A ll Work Receives My Personal A t ten lion and Beat Efforts OjipositeCity Hall 'Phone 230 �i ;• -—- TMC -SANfORP HERALD LETTER FROM GOTHAM Major M a rk s W rites of Inter­ esting Events SUMMARY Of SANfORD Af FAIRS W rites Interesting Letter Atgut New Railroad— Other M a t­ ters of Interest • To the Editor oTThe Herald ' to the mouth o f Taylor creek on the bank o f Okeechobee lake. __ The communi tie* o f Sanford. Orín mio ai St. Cloud are directly concerned with the success o f this undertaking. and It Is abso­ lutely essential to their interests to obtain and retain complete control and command over this rood, in order to compel the flow o f tratte north from the Everglades, and prevent its possible divergence to the south on the gulf coast by way o f Fort Myers and Punta Rosa. To what good purpose can this road tend, from the viewpoint o f Sanford and allied communities, if the vast products o f the Everglades ore In­ duced to seek on outlet riy wny o f the gulf to New Orleans? The builders o f the rood should be the first to derive the benefits arising from the connection with and development o f the Everglades, and the progressive elements of Sanford. Orlando, and ¿t. Cloud, should join hands to finance the scheme and se­ cure control o f the road. If necessary. Orange county should issue bonds for the full amount required and dispense with Eastern capital. These bonds can he ¿Need right here in New York at a cot parntlvely light discount. The sacrifice involved would be immeasurably less than the loss o f trafic which might result from the control o f the road by outside capital­ ists, indifferent to thedaim sn nd interests of Orange county. Home financiers o f the stamp o f Senator Louis Massey can safely and readily bring about this issue. Reverting again to the proposed tracing o f the road from Lake Jessup across rite Conlooha tehee river, down the S l Johns valley, the line will come in contact at Lake Washington with the divide o f the peninsula between the St. Johns and K is­ simmee. On these fiats there is high w a­ ter generally to a depth o f six feet. The country traversed is much more thinly settled, and o f far lesser promise in the near future than the line advocated above. 1 shall make it a point to meet Senator Whitner on his arrival in New York, and to obtain his views. When L tx p e c itn h n v e another chapter o f jntercst for The Herald readers in connection with the Everglades, ■fc- • • February 2p, )t0t AN INVESTMENT From Information at hand, i am nntici palin g the arrival in this city o f Senator J. N. Whitner, whose name recalls many o f m y earlier associations with the inter­ ests o f Orange county and South Florida. His father contributed largely totho building up o f that section, and his uncle. CoL Whitner, was the pioneer o f civilization in the southern regions o f the Slate. Both tljese good men have gone the w ay oT na­ ture, but they have left behind them a beaten track fot posterity to follow. As the ndvance runners o f civilization, they have led the w ay and smoothed the path o f succeeding generations to a land of promise. It seems but just and meet ihnt the dignity and honor o f jw pulnr repre­ sentation should devolve on their immedi­ ate and direct decendnnt, not simply as • ’» , , * the reward o f merit due to ancestry, but in recognition o f that personal worth which justifies that signal mark o f public confi­ dence nntl approval. 1 understand that Senator Whitncr's coming to New York is in some manner connected with the buiidingof the railroad from Spnford to the Everglades. Now, any * move in this direction from those connect­ ed with Inrgc enterprises. South or West, a m only be construed as a bid for Eastern capital.- I f —so l»e, I cry: Beware 1- You cannot engage the lion without giving him ~ I, ' the lion's share. The lions o f W all street — ;— are very e xacting—tn-th is-respect: The Spanish saying which warns the lamb * against go in g‘to market in quest o f wool, for fear o f coming back shorn, is a lesson Floridians In N ew York do mostly ennin point. _______ .___________•___________ ___ "gregnte at Churchill In tel on Broadway, My view s on the subject o f the Ever near Fourteenth street. T i s there I bad glades took form many years ago, when the pleasure o f meeting quite recently an the prospect o f reclaiming that extensive old friend and resident o f Sanford, David tract nf splendid agricultural soil seemed Coldweil. (lie merchant tailor, who is here projected so far intoathe future as to take investing in n new line o f goods. 1 re­ the appearance o f n dream. I am speak membered him as a man o f comparatively , ¡tig o f the early eighties, when engaged in slight build, and was much impressed by the selection of the 4,000.000 acres tract the noble proportions which he has since o f land acquired in different districts of assumed. A s a living and striking ad­ Florida by the Disston syndicate. J. M. vertisement o f the healthfulness o f the Creamer, city engineer o f Philadelphia, Sanford clim ate Dave Caldwell should he was employed b y the syndicate to make voted tlie thanks o f the community. surveys between Lake Okeechobee and Indian river. His report shows that he HURDUI MADE EASY found a fall of 22 feet in the short dis­ That prolific in ven tor.,H iram Maxim, tance of sixteen miles separating Obserwho lias devised more engines o f destruc­ tion island in Lake Okeechobee from tion than any other man o f pastor present r Indian river. It was then my attention first became ages, has finally evolved the noiseless gun fixed on that submerged vallfey requiring What place this improved instrument of but tile well directed efforts o f man to re­ slaughter shall take in the armament of ward him with the possession of 6,000 ,- civilized nations is yet open to conjecture - OOO acres o f w it as fm firn rx tiF v a n e y T jr Meant ime .w«>-weds roostthe Nile, and capable o f producing more infinite possibilities which this silent weapon nfTords as a.safe and easy auxill sugar cane, rubber, bananas and other ary to murder. Particularly so when con tropical fruits than any other single secsidered in combination with smokeless t ion o f L i«d in the civilized world. The powder. With a noiseless and smokeless drainage o f Lake Okeechobee will easily udd 100,000 qcrcs to (his vnst agricultural gun concealed in his coat pocket the mur­ domain, besides reclaiming the waste area derer m ay approach his victim in the open o f Observation island, where the rubber street and quietly dispatch him in the broad light of day, or he m gy taken snipe tree now luxuriates in idle growth. shot at him from n house window. If this Spenking in the interests not only of treacherous weapon is destined to come Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop. $500(K) to $1000.00 Into use it should be strictly confined to Orange county, hut also In the Interest of per acre. the army and its sale to |>rivatc individu the most thickly settled portion of Osceola City property, improved ami unimproved. 303,000 acres tim ber Innd, with finest site in nls forbidden by law under the heaviest county ns represented by Kissimmee und Florida for crate factory. penalty. Its manufacture as a pistol or in the section immediately adjoining, I wish _ _ Qlhere T u x yu ujvhnt can be done.--M URRELL 6L M IN SffEW are practical fnrinrr? ns any pocket Jsmi adm itting o f - easy-- con­ to submit m v v ie ws a s to the-location o f well as real estate brokers, and are here to show you what lias been nnd can be done. cealment is so replete with danger to so­ t he road from Sanford to the Everglades S\»AW \VAAV\\W W >SSV ciety and so full uf sinister possibilities ns which I have reason to believe Is the most kVVVVW * V V W W W to preclude it entirely. The abortive lit \%\%%%%%\% favorable to the entcriHisc and to the fu tie monster should be strangled at its birth lure development of the Everglade». If Mr. Maxim would devote his Inventive These view s ore submitted with defer genius tp the suppression of noise in the cnce to the judgment o f those who have traced the road more to the east or A tlan ­ typewriter or sewing machine he witlscrve In seeking to build and finance this gi- | run o f ages to follow. where true «com m i y patience trad'not under laid thrinwbsw*tic side of Okeechobee take over the A I pat- the interests o f humnnity to better pur- ganUe « J iihiw in » fe w short year which etui* and false economy begins? tiaf foundations T -poser- - — ---- — ’ 'T~ -iokee flats -and througlrthe iuurcunaetded m ay mean much to rite life o f man, hut ns • • . The economy o f two or three hundred Rome was not built in a day. parts o f Osceola and Brevard counties. minutes in the life o fa n a tio u — are wc not millions, if in any manner detracting from _ M K Mu«. T1IK PANAMA CANAL They are presented for the impartial conT h e seven engineering experts w h o 'ac­ imposing a burden fa r too heavy for a sin­ the perfect achievement o f tlie'work or en ­ Fine Record for New Bjnk sidaraiion o flh e enterprising men who are companied Mr. T a ft o n h ls tour o f inspec­ gle generation to h e a rt Th e ruilure o f the dangering its endurance, seems but a n eg­ Tlie Bank o f Winter Garden was organ­ back o f the undertaking by one who speaks tion over the canal route are confidently French was directly attributable to such, ligible consideration. I f the expenditure ized and opened up for business on Janu­ with full knowledge o f the subject, und has expected to return n report favorable to and no other cause. In building the Pan­ of so much additional money as w ill build ary 3, 1008. with n capital of $15.000. no pcrsonnl interest at stake. the lock system o f construction. It Is em ­ ama canal we are performing n work In­ tlie canal as it should be built w ithregard , . . T lie annual meeting of the sUsktohifTl First. In oolcr to gaug* rite situation inently flttlng'aria proper that they should tended to Tost ns long- as rids pominerft in t)u> i-inin, claims o f Posterity and iu contest | w as))plj ln„ Wednesday, and a Jividrod oofrecriy.it behooves one and all to discard do this. as they were engaged for no other w ill endure. We cannot, therefore, build with time is too great for the present gen ­ o f eight per cent declared, wiring «** * local prejudices and rise above rinse petty purpose. Scientific experts are very much too solidly. Tlie work should be performed eration to bear. then, go slow, and let the over $1,000 to surplus and Individual F®feelings which spring from the rivalry e f like lawyers: they stand ready to argue on with the greatest euro and deliberation. coming generation contribute one half to fits. Tlie deposits are $05.51)11. young und growing communities. The cither side. Our courts o f law have been Imt In seeking a momentary triumph, w e the work. ~ ~ T liit Is n most remarkable record for * large interests involved are cununon to frequently the scene o f many battles royal bequeath to fiosteriiy an lm|>erfect or un­ Again. 1 say the Panama caual is not a new bank sturted one >«-;irafi». and sou South Florida, und not confined to any sin­ between scientific experts. It follows, stable structure. The world has lived for I*®-, gle locality. Thus any attempt to divert therefore, that the impartial value o f ex the millions o f years of its existence up to commercial venture, und m ay not be con­ hardly lie possible iu any county those general Interests from their true and pert opinions purchased in the open the present day without the Panama ca­ sidered as such when its grand destiny is gresslve than Orange. at stake. It is a national enterprise in legitim ate course of development can only market should be very largely discounted. nal, The American nation has grown and Grand Opening o f Spring MIUtoeD which universal interests Arc engaged. - It - redound in the long run - to the fletTWieTSt 1ne mSTrT reasons mliTuced in ” favi»r o f thrived without it for the hundred ami odd ' I v r , ¿ T S m T i O S w eïï.l.ro«rr changes the face o i nature, and opposes and prejudice o f tjie main enterprise. the lock system are economy in money years o f its independent existence. A in a reverent setise rite forces o f the cre­ o f Orlando cordially Invite die : The products o f the Everglades must be and time. These considerations, while o f further wait o f fifteen or tw enty years does ated against the first designs o f the Cre- Sanford to tlie spring opening drawn north to the St. Johns rives and paramount importance In engineering not seem incommensurate If the proper utor. i t obliterates an enormoua distance nesday and Thursduy. Feb. 24tbanJ thence to Jacksonville to reach the great feats performed for commercial ends, fall performance o f the work demands It. We by sea between the A tlan tic and Pacific Their m illiner has spent r i«* * »< “ * markets o f the East. This can be brought to impress me when dealing with a na­ are building more for the future than for ahores o f the North Am erican continent. N ew York. Philadelphia and Uatn®«* about by njnning the Everglades railroad tional undertaking so vast in scope, and so lire present.. U thla a work to be performed hurriedly studying the styles and selecting from the mouth o f Soldiers' creek directly momentous to our future. goods. Remember tfie place. vrt To the proposition made on the side o f or cheaply? la Orlando, thence south and east to S l The question naturally arises: A re we economy in cost o f coos traction. 1 oppose Smith. Orlando. ______ O ood.or the Toho plot ogee lakes, and thence not rushing this work too fast T Useless as they are. would Ik e Pyramids this question: Who can say. In the long have endured for forty centuries i f human it No- H® The Hu ald 's IN S A N FO R D LA N D IS THE SUREST M O N E Y «%MAKER Celery Lands and Celery Farms. City Property If you want any of these“ See . usT Terras to suit Vour pocket-book HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. SAN FO RD , FLA. _ îT O P iD iiË i^ n ^ m fa n fg fs ifT if im iË in r ^ fô URRELL & IN S H E W ______ E S T A T E B R O K E R S Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni­ ties in Florida - Unimproved celery lands, flowing w ells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre M URRELL & - M IN SH EW . V., -, �TW ELVE P A G E S - PART II—PAGES 9 TO 12 . "XIS*!. ¿ • 'S ; 1 . I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living Number 27 SAfyfORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2 0 , 1909 ALL AROUND FLORIDA ‘The General News of “The Land of F lo w e rs" CULLED EROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitome or the Week's M o st Im ’___ portont Happening» In the State 's Domain. teomsl A wireless message from the steamship tcamsl El Norte o f the Southern Pacific Steamship Co. brought seven vessels to the aid o f the Iwrkeutlne MUIuuzuk, from E em aad loa to Philadelphia. In distress near Diamond shoals. . came to the rescut%md towed the'Matnnzns into (»rt._ Miss Bessie M. Phillips and V ictor A. Gustafson o f Tampa were married in the show window of a furniture company in that city Inst Week, and as a reward for so doing the company gi^ve them an entire outfit tor their home. The British steamship Nyassa, from P en ­ sacola for Liverpool, was in collision hist week off Gravesend with the Atistrinn steamship BcthorL Neither vessel wns damaged to any extent. * . ' The new Florid a-Cuba steamship line is iply between JaclaonyillcamLCulbarlcn. cigar maker, committed suicide, Sumlny, at his boarding house in Tampa, liy taking chloral and morphine. Hls--«casou_for taking his own life wnsqhnt he_ wns_ i t » old to do much or to enjoy life. He had often told his friends this. Duncnn Grnnt, n negro who some tithe ago attempted nn assault upon a white girl near Plunt City, has been sentenced to twenty years imprisonment. First Year PAVING BRICK ARRIVES Stone Curbing and Brick Now On The Street PAVINÖ TO COMMENCE AT ONCE In a collision between H. M. Crnwfofd One o f the G reatest Im provem en ts on a bicycle, nnd J. Fullwood in nn auto­ Ever U ndertaken by the mobile. in Tnmpu one tiny Inst week. Mr, City o f Sanford Crawford was quite seriously injured. The vitrified brick nnd excellent stone curbing for the paving o f First street lias n ew h o t e l arrived And is tyin g hauled Into position hlliijtf rtie'sVdeA of This thoroughfare; The w . C. r ^ talln fW l ngl Purchased The W ilton work o f itnvlng will start at once, and un­ • <4 llo tc l Last W eek der the large force of men, the contractors * The Wilton Hotel was purchased last expect to finish at a rapid rate. Our mer­ week by W. C. Fielding, a competent chants who have been suffering from dust hotel man and It is now being thoroughly during the dry seasons can now h »k for renovnted nnd repaired nnd ninny exten­ relief, as the brick paving will obliterate sive improvements made in the property. this vexatious question. The city council The new hotel will be known ns the nt their meeting two weeks ago, unani Bye Lo nftcr Joe Emmett's grent lullaby nmusly decided in favor o f n sixty-foot­ song. Mr. Fielding being nn intimate wide street, and this will give Snnfonlone friend o f that well known nctor. o f the finest thoroughfares in the South. Mr. Fielding is nn experienced hotel Our main street has long l>cen n Idot upon man having been connected with some of our fair city, nnd the assurance o f brick the best hotels in different parts o f the paving has caused a general feeling of country. He is n native o f Hartford, satisfaction. ' Conn., but for the past eight years has The question o f brick paving for some o f SANTORO’S ’ ^ Drive your Wngoji into Sanford Call on C. IT. Evans He can deliver any brand you w ant out of Our new W arehouse . W ithout Delay— Armour Armour Armour Armour which is midway o f the island on the north side, line vessel will run between Jack­ sonville and Porto R ic o , _______________ Blood, Bone & Potash Celery Grower Vegetable Practical Trucker-------- .‘Or any other brand of our justly C elebrated F ertilizers— *- — Do you w ant Hardwood Ashes? —Dried-Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood and’ N itrate of. Soda? The schooner Elvira Belt, lumber laden, from Jacksonville for Boston, was lost at sen Fell. 8. Thu entire crew wns saved nqd Imu led at Norfolk, Va. The jury Tiefbrn whom was tried Z. P. -«Freeman on the elmrge o f cmliczzieinciii while lie whs city collector o f Tampa, failed to agree and were discharged. Ask for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS CondiuTnr Lyle nnd MotOrman Lancas­ ter who were arrested in connection wit«, the fatal accident tu Sid Jufilison in Tain pi several days ago, have been exhonoiOleil hy the coroner's jury. Jacksonville, Fla. W. J. Jones, W. J. Shea, atnl J. W. Ray, who have h*en rubbing churches and ic> Lienees in several States, have been nrj reslcil in Pensacola, ami each sealcm-e.! to eight years imprisonment. On Friday night last week, the pisiolliiut Daytona was entered hy burglars am rnhlieil of considerable cash and a <|.untli ty ol stamps. CHAS. H. EVANS, S ales A(ient. '— Sanford, Florida . (A sk Him ) ■*. (> v v w * \ v « v i v t m t k w v v v w u v m s m m t v v k v k u v t v m t v t w v n v v w n s t | W H Y N O T USE Fainter In attempting to jump on a moving switch engine o f the A. C. L. railroad at Jacksonville last Friday, Wallace Shore, . — lbUUlUll years old, slipped and fell mul was ground to death beneath the wheels Fertilizer „WOW, A N D - S A V E M O N E Y -?------------» J It lias shown ipore results for the Money invested than any other. W C FIELDING. I'KOI'KIETUK OK THE BYE LO HOTEL Johnnie Edmonson, the thirteen year It will pay you to exam ine the Celery Fields where old son of J. N. Edmonson o f Plant City, was accidentally killed while out hunting been in Florida where he bus been with the intersecting streets has not yet been one day Inst week. the Aragon. Duval mul Windle Hotels in ! decided upon, but it Umore than proludile A white man known as F. 11. Cox, living Jacksonville, the Rock ledge n1ul Conti­ that several other streets will he paved is used. Our representative, C. M. BRADW ATER, is in Sanford in Port Tampa Cilyi has been arrested nental Hotels on the East Coast and sev­ with brick while the contractors are on the ground. eral other large hotels in different parts every week. See him or write tu hitu ut Orlamlobr----------------------------charged with the murder o f E. E. Johns •*"«§'' ii—T lilssfrect paving means more to the of Fernnridinn in 1893. The arrest was o f the state. Mr. Fielding states that lie will give the city of Sanford than any other movement mode on Information furnished by a man wtm claims to be a Pinkerton detective. traveling public the best $2.00 n day that has ever been inaugurated.nndsigniw r it « for Bookiat. J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A €<>x claims that he knows nothing nlNiut hotel south o f Jacksonville and the best lies that our public spirited citizens nnd , die matter, nnd thut fils arrest is purely n only w ill he found at the Bye I » at all council are fully alive to the best interests * V4V »M 4 4 W W 4 »4 4 V »W V W VW V V V U V V H V U »V V tV V V 4 »W V V M VVV% tVW VW * of our rapidly growing metropolis. There «case of mistuken identity times. Besides being a hotel man. Mr. Fielding is more heavy trafllc upon the streets of Sam Youngblood, son o f funner county 4» a greaL booster for thc city and w hile Sanford than any other city o f the size in — area Mirer R. TrYoungbbod o f Hillsborough ■county,- wns ruhbed o f $1100 last week advertising his hotel will see that Sanford the South.1ond nothing less than a good brick (laving would stund this traffic. The . •"* Tampa, hy three strangers who mude is also well advertised. brick is the Augusta brand, nod will be laid His fam ily w ill arrive in the oity about his acquaintance, had several drinks, play­ ed pool at ten dollars a ball, lost $1100 to March 1st nnd the new hotel will throw the narrow way, thus insuring the best of services. him, which they agreed to pay i f he could «lien its doors to the public and prove an­ other strong attraction for Sanford. *huw an equal amount in jiroof that he Reudy fo r Business ---------- ,---- -------------- t* i ' was ptaying fair. He borrowed the money Ust of UnciaimoU-L«tiers-------The Sanford Carriage works is now lofnm*ht!brutlier, returned to his new-found Remaining in the Snnfonl Postofflce nt Cated in its new building on Oak avenue, friends, showed it to them, let them count close of week ending Feb. l(i, 1909 : opposite the Geo. II. Fernald machine shop*. P a i n t e r ’s S a n f o r d C e l e r y THE E. O. P A IN T E R Special F E R T IL IZ E R CO. c o rd ia lly invite you ta^attend our. SPRING OPENING OF it. when the last o f the three had finished counting he clutched the roll of billstiglit. made a break across the street, and— Mr. Youngblood was -film flam m ed." Tw o of the "friends'' were arrested later nnd part °f tile money recovered. - The ttiree Triasted schooncr Coquimbo, from Gulfport, Miss., laden with steel and lumber, went ashore south o f Boynton on the Float Coast last week. The cargo was to fie »old where it was, in ho|>ea to save the vessel, Ladies Chnffro, Mr» Ellen Lowell. Mit* Annie ttsre, Mr», Minerva juhnson. Mr» Ellin M. Smyly. Mr» Virgil Workman. Min Minnie Eilt».-Mr*. Ellen« ------ Uytulmait. Mu* Uinitio Gentlemen A dam ». Mr, D ave A llen. Kev. E. Brow p, M r ('|t»|||ç Drown. Jinnrt Blue. Mr. Som ie r» C iro kr, D n a c 4, Mr A E n .»i. Mi. u „.i Kelly. Mr. Hobt. Molen. Mr M K. Keynuld», Mi»! Waller Rogers, kir T, E. Simm», M S Whidden, G. E Wtliaan. Mr.'Thotna» Wood. Mr. Krank Wood». Mr K W. Wood». Mr. Kaniom Mr. Underwood is a practical carriage ma­ ker ond any orders entrusted lo him will receive careful ami prompt attention. Be­ sides manufacturing buggies, wngons nnd hurness, they are dealers in carriage goods, gasoline engines nnd roofing. They also do general repair work and horseshoeing, for which their new quarters are well equipped. The business of the jniblic Is earnestly solicited and faithful and con­ scientious business treatment is assured oil patrons. George, D. M. Hill.Mell Hick. Mr. AbeJenkUan. Mr. Tommie P achates The S. A . L. railroad depot at Law tcy Burns, Thomas (1) A rriva l and D epartu re o f M alls was burned Monday, together with its Persons claiming the above w ill please Effective Nuvnabcr Fifteenth. contents. Cause o f fire is not known. say "A dvertised," and give date of tills Arrive From North.........7 00 a. m . 2 05 p. m , 5 40 p. m. Cuas . F. H askins , P. M. South....... ...... .......... 7 00 a. m . 2 35 p. in, Robert Fleming wns shot and instantly list. d*y. An old grudge was the cause. The cWmer's jury brought in a verdict o f Jus­ tifiable homicide. Miss Nellie W alker o f Mississippi, who * a* visiting at the home o f her sister, Mrs. Frank Ragan, in Brooksville, accidentally «hot and killed herself. Sunday, while bundling a revolver. * J o « Santos Medina, aged 77 year», *a • 8 f t 6:-- -------- Orlando R ace M ee t . Oviedo branch...... .................. 10 30 a.m. The annual race meeting of the Orlando Trilby branch.............. 7 00 a. m.. I 10 p. m. Tavsre* branch „ — 1 32 p. m. Driving Association w ill lake place March Leave Fur ‘ . North........................* 32 p, mi, 9 00 p, jn. 9,* 10,11 and 12. and promises to be one of South ______ I 35 p. in., 3 30 p. m . 9 00 p. tu. the best ever held in the state. Most of Titusville branch........... 9 00 a. m . 2 23 p, in Oviedo branch...«........ . 2 30 p. in the horses now at the Tampa fair will be Trilby branch.................j 45 p. in . 9 00 p. m. shipped to Orlando and take part in the Tavares branch........... 0 40 a. m , 2 25 p. ru. branch trains dally except Sunday; «there daily. races. Some o f our Sanford fast stock will A dally eipress pouch received irumTampa at 1 1 55 a- in also be entered, and M. M. Smith will star Chak'F IL u n u , Kutimaster H. C. ID ullst. Ass I Postmaster. with the old reliable "Banana Boy." FINE M ILLINERTL W e d n e sd a y and T hursday, February, 24th and 25th A ll the L a te s t Im p o rta tio n s of G age , J o h n so n , C a to r and F ish H a ts IVES ..... & SMITH O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A --------- ----— Artesian and Deep W ell Drilling T e le p h o n e No. 6 0 t ;, M . P. L1P E � 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, 1909 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, February 20, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 20, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 20, 1909; <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/d61e346da6a6fd248a570844c3204e87.pdf 75f7e9221b8e256eb6472cf3d204c31f PDF Text Text i ; • -— - TMC -SANfORP HERALD LETTER FROM GOTHAM Major M a rk s W rites of Inter­ esting Events SUMMARY O f SANfORD Af FAIRS Writes Interesting Letter Atgut New Railroad—Other Mat­ ters of Interest • To the Editor oTThe Herald ' to the mouth of Taylor creek on the bank of Okeechobee lake. __ The communi tie* of Sanford. Orín mio ai St. Cloud are directly concerned with the success of this undertaking. and It Is abso­ lutely essential to their interests to obtain and retain complete control and command over this rood, in order to compel the flow of tratte north from the Everglades, and prevent its possible divergence to the south on the gulf coast by way of Fort Myers and Punta Rosa. To what good purpose can this road tend, from the viewpoint of Sanford and allied communities, if the vast products of the Everglades ore In­ duced to seek on outlet riy wny of the gulf to New Orleans? The builders of the rood should be the first to derive the benefits arising from the connection with and development of the Everglades, and the progressive elements of Sanford. Orlando, and ¿t. Cloud, should join hands to finance the scheme and se­ cure control of the road. If necessary. Orange county should issue bonds for the full amount required and dispense with Eastern capital. These bonds can he ¿Need right here in New York at a cot parntlvely light discount. The sacrifice involved would be immeasurably less than the loss of trafic which might result from the control of the road by outside capital­ ists, indifferent to thedaimsnnd interests of Orange county. Home financiers of the stamp of Senator Louis Massey can safely and readily bring about this issue. Reverting again to the proposed tracing of the road from Lake Jessup across rite Conlooha tehee river, down the Sl Johns valley, the line will come in contact at Lake Washington with the divide of the peninsula between the St. Johns and Kis­ simmee. On these fiats there is high wa­ ter generally to a depth of six feet. The country traversed is much more thinly settled, and of far lesser promise in the near future than the line advocated above. 1 shall make it a point to meet Senator Whitner on his arrival in New York, and to obtain his views. When Ltxpecitnhnve another chapter of jntercst for The Herald readers in connection with the Everglades, ■fc- • • February 2p, )t0t AN INVESTMENT From Information at hand, i am nntici paling the arrival in this city of Senator J. N. Whitner, whose name recalls many of my earlier associations with the inter­ ests of Orange county and South Florida. His father contributed largely totho building up of that section, and his uncle. CoL Whitner, was the pioneer of civilization in the southern regions of the Slate. Both tljese good men have gone the way oT na­ ture, but they have left behind them a beaten track fot posterity to follow. As the ndvance runners of civilization, they have led the way and smoothed the path of succeeding generations to a land of promise. It seems but just and meet ihnt the dignity and honor of jwpulnr repre­ sentation should devolve on their immedi­ ate and direct decendnnt, not simply as • ’» , , * the reward of merit due to ancestry, but in recognition of that personal worth which justifies that signal mark of public confi­ dence nntl approval. 1 understand that Senator Whitncr's coming to New York is in some manner connected with the buiidingof the railroad from Spnford to the Everglades. Now, any * move in this direction from those connect­ ed with Inrgc enterprises. South or West, am only be construed as a bid for Eastern capital.- If—so l»e, I cry: Beware 1- You cannot engage the lion without giving him ~ I, ' the lion's share. The lions of Wall street —;— are very exacting—tn-this-respect: The Spanish saying which warns the lamb * against going‘to market in quest of wool, for fear of coming back shorn, is a lesson Floridians In New York do mostly ennin point. ______ ._________ •__________ __ "gregnte at Churchill Intel on Broadway, My views on the subject of the Ever near Fourteenth street. T is there I bad glades took form many years ago, when the pleasure of meeting quite recently an the prospect of reclaiming that extensive old friend and resident of Sanford, David tract nf splendid agricultural soil seemed Coldweil. (lie merchant tailor, who is here projected so far intoathe future as to take investing in n new line of goods. 1 re­ the appearance of n dream. I am speak membered him as a man of comparatively , ¡tig of the early eighties, when engaged in slight build, and was much impressed by the selection of the 4,000.000 acres tract the noble proportions which he has since of land acquired in different districts of assumed. As a living and striking ad­ Florida by the Disston syndicate. J. M. vertisement of the healthfulness of the Creamer, city engineer of Philadelphia, Sanford climate Dave Caldwell should he was employed by the syndicate to make voted tlie thanks of the community. surveys between Lake Okeechobee and îT O P iD iiË i^ n ^ m fa n fg fs ifT if im iË in r ^ fô Indian river. His report shows that he HURDUI M AD E EASY found a fall of 22 feet in the short dis­ That prolific inventor.,Hiram Maxim, tance of sixteen miles separating Obserwho lias devised more engines of destruc­ tion island in Lake Okeechobee from tion than any other man of pastor present Indian river. It was then my attention first became ages, has finally evolved the noiseless gun fixed on that submerged vallfey requiring What place this improved instrument of but tile well directed efforts of man to re­ slaughter shall take in the armament of ward him with the possession of 6,000,- civilized nations is yet open to conjecture - OOO acres of w it as fmfirnrxtiFvaneyTjr Meant ime .w«>-weds roostthe Nile, and capable of producing more infinite possibilities which this silent sugar cane, rubber, bananas and other weapon nfTords as a.safe and easy auxill tropical fruits than any other single sec- ary to murder. Particularly so when con t ion of Li«d in the civilized world. The sidered in combination with smokeless drainage of Lake Okeechobee will easily powder. With a noiseless and smokeless udd 100,000 qcrcs to (his vnst agricultural gun concealed in his coat pocket the mur­ domain, besides reclaiming the waste area derer may approach his victim in the open of Observation island, where the rubber street and quietly dispatch him in the - Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, broad light of day, or he mgy taken snipe tree now luxuriates in idle growth. $25.00 to $200.00 per acre shot at him from n house window. If this Spenking in the interests not only of treacherous weapon is destined to come Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop. $500(K) to $1000.00 Orange county, hut also In the Interest of Into use it should be strictly confined to per acre. the army and its sale to |>rivatc individu the most thickly settled portion of Osceola City property, improved ami unimproved. 303,000 acres timber Innd, with finest site in county ns represented by Kissimmee und nls forbidden by law under the heaviest Florida for crate factory. the section immediately adjoining, I wish penalty. Its manufacture as a pistol or in _Qlhere Tux yuujvhnt can be done.--MURRELL 6L M IN SffEW are practical fnrinrr? ns to submit mv views as to the-location o f any pocket Jsmi admitting of - easy-- con­ well as real estate brokers, and are here to show you what lias been nnd can be done. t he road from Sanford to the Everglades cealment is so replete with danger to so­ S\»AW\VAAV\\WW>SSV ciety and so full uf sinister possibilities ns which I have reason to believe Is the most kVVVVW*VVWWW \%\%%%%%\% favorable to the entcriHisc and to the fu to preclude it entirely. The abortive lit tie monster should be strangled at its birth lure development of the Everglade». These views ore submitted with defer If Mr. Maxim would devote his Inventive cnce to the judgment of those who have genius tp the suppression of noise in the traced the road more to the east or Atlan­ typewriter or sewing machine he witlscrve In seeking to build and finance this gi- |run of ages to follow. where true «commi y patience trad'not under laid thrinwbsw*tic side of Okeechobee take over the AI pat- the interests of humnnity to better pur- ganUe « J iihiw in » few short year which etui* and false economy begins? tiaf foundations T -poser- - — ----— ’ 'T~ -iokee flats -and througlrthe iuurcunaetded may mean much to rite life of man, hut ns • • . The economy of two or three hundred Rome was not built in a day. parts of Osceola and Brevard counties. minutes in the life ofanatiou—are wc not millions, if in any manner detracting from _ M K M u «. T1IK PANAMA CANAL They are presented for the impartial conThe seven engineering experts who'ac­ imposing a burden far too heavy for a sin­ the perfect achievement of tlie'work or en­ Fine Record for New Bjnk sidaraiion oflhe enterprising men who are companied Mr. T afton hls tour of inspec­ gle generation to heart The ruilure of the dangering its endurance, seems but a neg­ Tlie Bank of Winter Garden was organ­ back of the undertaking by one who speaks tion over the canal route are confidently French was directly attributable to such, ligible consideration. If the expenditure with full knowledge of the subject, und has expected to return n report favorable to and no other cause. In building the Pan­ of so much additional money as will build ized and opened up for business onJanu­ ary 3, 1008. with n capital of $15.000. no pcrsonnl interest at stake. the lock system of construction. It Is em­ ama canal we are performing n work In­ tlie canal as it should be built withregard in t)u> i-inin, , . . Tlie annual meeting of the sUsktohifTl First. In oolcr to gaug* rite situation inently flttlng'aria proper that they should tended to Tost ns long- as rids pominerft claims of Posterity and iu contest | was))plj ln„ Wednesday, and a Jividrod oofrecriy.it behooves one and all to discard do this. as they were engaged for no other will endure. We cannot, therefore, build with time is too great for the present gen­ local prejudices and rise above rinse petty purpose. Scientific experts are very much too solidly. Tlie work should be performed eration to bear. then, go slow, and let the of eight per cent declared, wiring «** * over $1,000 to surplus and Individual F®feelings which spring from the rivalry ef like lawyers: they stand ready to argue on with the greatest euro and deliberation. coming generation contribute one half to fits. Tlie deposits are $05.51)11. young und growing communities. The cither side. Our courts of law have been Imt In seeking a momentary triumph, we the work. ~ ~ Tliit Is n most remarkable record for * large interests involved are cununon to frequently the scene o f many battles royal bequeath to fiosteriiy an lm|>erfect or un­ Again. 1 say the Panama caual is not a new bank sturted one >«-;irafi». and sou South Florida, und not confined to any sin­ between scientific experts. It follows, stable structure. The world has lived for I*®-, gle locality. Thus any attempt to divert therefore, that the impartial value of ex the millions of years of its existence up to commercial venture, und may not be con­ hardly lie possible iu any county those general Interests from their true and pert opinions purchased in the open the present day without the Panama ca­ sidered as such when its grand destiny is gresslve than Orange. legitimate course of development can only market should be very largely discounted. nal, The American nation has grown and at stake. It is a national enterprise in Grand Opening o f Spring MIUtoeD which universal interests Arc engaged. - It - redound in the long run - to the fletTWieTSt 1ne mSTrT reasons mliTuced in” favi»r of thrived without it for the hundred ami odd changes the face oi nature, and opposes ' Ivr, ¿ T S m T iO S weïï.l.ro«rr and prejudice of tjie main enterprise. the lock system are economy in money years of its independent existence. A of Orlando cordially Invite die : The products of the Everglades must be and time. These considerations, while of further wait of fifteen or twenty years does in a reverent setise rite forces of the cre­ Sanford to tlie spring opening ated against the first designs of the Credrawn north to the St. Johns rives and paramount importance In engineering not seem incommensurate If the proper nesday and Thursduy. Feb. 24tbanJ thence to Jacksonville to reach the great feats performed for commercial ends, fall performance of the work demands It. We utor. it obliterates an enormoua distance Their milliner has spent ri«** »<“ * markets of the East. This can be brought to impress me when dealing with a na­ are building more for the future than for by sea between the Atlantic and Pacific New York. Philadelphia and Uatn®«* ahores of the North American continent. about by njnning the Everglades railroad tional undertaking so vast in scope, and so lire present.. U thla a work to be performed hurriedly studying the styles and selecting from the mouth of Soldiers' creek directly momentous to our future. goods. Remember tfie place. vrt To the proposition made on the side of or cheaply? la Orlando, thence south and east to Sl The question naturally arises: Are we economy in cost of coos traction. 1 oppose Smith. Orlando. _____ Oood.or the Tohoplotogee lakes, and thence not rushing this work too fast T Useless as they are. would Ike Pyramids this question: Who can say. In the long have endured for forty centuries if human it No- H® T he H u a l d 's IN S A N F O R D L A N D IS TH E SUREST M O N E Y «%M A K E R Celery Lands and Celery Farms. City Property If you want any of these“ See . usT Terras to suit Vour pocket-book HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. SAN FO RD , FLA. _ r URRELL & INSHEW ______ E S T A T E B R O K E R S Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni­ ties in Florida M URRELL & M IN S H E W . V ., -, �TW ELVE P A G E S - PART II—PAGES 9 TO 12 . "XIS*!. ¿•'S; 1 . I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living Number 27 SAfyfORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1909 ALL AROUND FLORIDA ‘The General News of “The Land of F lo w e rs" CULLED EROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitome or the Week's Most Im ’____ portont Happening» In the State's Domain. teomsl A wireless message from the steamship tcamsl El Norte of the Southern Pacific Steamship Co. brought seven vessels to the aid of the Iwrkeutlne MUIuuzuk, from Eemaadloa to Philadelphia. In distress near Diamond shoals. . came to the rescut%md towed the'Matnnzns into (»rt._ Miss Bessie M. Phillips and Victor A. Gustafson of Tampa were married in the show window of a furniture company in that city Inst Week, and as a reward for so doing the company gi^ve them an entire outfit tor their home. The British steamship Nyassa, from Pen­ sacola for Liverpool, was in collision hist week off Gravesend with the Atistrinn steamship BcthorL Neither vessel wns damaged to any extent. * . ' The new Florid a-Cuba steamship line is iply between JaclaonyillcamLCulbarlcn. cigar maker, committed suicide, Sumlny, at his boarding house in Tampa, liy taking chloral and morphine. Hls--«casou_for taking his own life wnsqhnt he_ wns_ it » old to do much or to enjoy life. He had often told his friends this. Duncnn Grnnt, n negro who some tithe ago attempted nn assault upon a white girl near Plunt City, has been sentenced to twenty years imprisonment. First Year PAVING BRICK ARRIVES Stone Curbing and Brick Now On The Street PAVINÖ TO COMMENCE AT ONCE In a collision between H. M. Crnwfofd One o f the Greatest Improvements on a bicycle, nnd J. Fullwood in nn auto­ Ever Undertaken by the mobile. in Tnmpu one tiny Inst week. Mr, City o f Sanford Crawford was quite seriously injured. The vitrified brick nnd excellent stone curbing for the paving of First street lias SANTORO’S n e w h o t e l arrived And is tying hauled Into position hlliijtf rtie'sVdeA of This thoroughfare; The w. C. rfW r^talng lln l Purchased The Wilton work of itnvlng will start at once, and un­ • <4 llotcl Last Week der the large force of men, the contractors * The Wilton Hotel was purchased last expect to finish at a rapid rate. Our mer­ week by W. C. Fielding, a competent chants who have been suffering from dust hotel man and It is now being thoroughly during the dry seasons can now h»k for renovnted nnd repaired nnd ninny exten­ relief, as the brick paving will obliterate sive improvements made in the property. this vexatious question. The city council The new hotel will be known ns the nt their meeting two weeks ago, unani Bye Lo nftcr Joe Emmett's grent lullaby nmusly decided in favor of n sixty-foot­ song. Mr. Fielding being nn intimate wide street, and this will give Snnfonlone friend of that well known nctor. of the finest thoroughfares in the South. Mr. Fielding is nn experienced hotel Our main street has long l>cen n Idot upon man having been connected with some of our fair city, nnd the assurance of brick the best hotels in different parts of the paving has caused a general feeling of country. He is n native of Hartford, satisfaction. ' Conn., but for the past eight years has The question of brick paving for some of ’ ^ Drive your Wngoji into Sanford Call on C. IT. Evans He can deliver any brand you want out of Our new Warehouse . Without Delay— Armour Armour Armour Armour which is midway of the island on the north side, line vessel will run between Jack­ sonville and Porto Ric o , _____________ The schooner Elvira Belt, lumber laden, from Jacksonville for Boston, was lost at sen Fell. 8. Thu entire crew wns saved nqd Imuled at Norfolk, Va. Blood, Bone & Potash Celery Grower Vegetable Practical Trucker-------- .‘Or any other brand of our justly Celebrated Fertilizers— *- — Do you want Hardwood Ashes? —Dried-Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood and’ Nitrate of. Soda? Ask for it, We have it The jury Tiefbrn whom was tried Z. P. -«Freeman on the elmrge of cmliczzieinciii while lie whs city collector of Tampa, failed to agree and were discharged. THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. CondiuTnr Lyle nnd MotOrman Lancas­ ter who were arrested in connection wit«, the fatal accident tu Sid Jufilison in Tain pi several days ago, have been exhonoiOleil hy the coroner's jury. W. J. Jones, W. J. Shea, atnl J. W. Ray, who have h*en rubbing churches and ic> Lienees in several States, have been nrj reslcil in Pensacola, ami each sealcm-e.! to eight years imprisonment. On Friday night last week, the pisiolliiut Daytona was entered hy burglars am rnhlieil of considerable cash and a <|.untli ty ol stamps. CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales A(ient. '— Sanford, Florida . (Ask Him) ■*. (> v v w * \ v « v i v t m t k w v v v w u v m s m m t v v k v k u v t v m t v t w v n v v w n s t | W H Y NOT USE Fainter Fertilizer In attempting to jump on a moving switch engine of the A. C. L. railroad at Jacksonville last Friday, Wallace Shore, „WOW, A N D - S A V E M O N E Y -? -----------------. —lbUUlUll years old, slipped and fell mul » J was ground to death beneath the wheels It lias shown ipore results for the Money invested than any other. W C FIELDING. I'KOI'KIETUK OK THE BYE LO HOTEL Johnnie Edmonson, the thirteen year It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where old son of J. N. Edmonson of Plant City, was accidentally killed while out hunting been in Florida where he bus been with the intersecting streets has not yet been one day Inst week. the Aragon. Duval mul Windle Hotels in ! decided upon, but it Umore than proludile A white man known as F. 11. Cox, living Jacksonville, the Rock ledge n1ul Conti­ that several other streets will he paved is used. Our representative, C. M. BRADWATER, is in Sanford in Port Tampa Cilyi has been arrested nental Hotels on the East Coast and sev­ with brick while the contractors are on the ground. eral other large hotels in different parts every week. See him or write tu hitu ut Orlamlobr------------------------charged with the murder of E. E. Johns •*"«§'' ii— Tlilssfrect paving means more to the of Fernnridinn in 1893. The arrest was of the state. Mr. Fielding states that lie will give the city of Sanford than any other movement mode on Information furnished by a man T H E E. O. P A I N T E R F E R T I L I Z E R C O . wtm claims to be a Pinkerton detective. traveling public the best $2.00 n day that has ever been inaugurated.nndsigniw rit« for Bookiat. J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A €<>x claims that he knows nothing nlNiut hotel south of Jacksonville and the best lies that our public spirited citizens nnd , die matter, nnd thut fils arrest is purely n only will he found at the Bye I » at all council are fully alive to the best interests * V4V»M 44WW 4»44V»WVWVW VVVUVVHVU»VVtVVV4»WVVM VVV%tVWVW* of our rapidly growing metropolis. There «case of mistuken identity times. Besides being a hotel man. Mr. Fielding is more heavy trafllc upon the streets of Sam Youngblood, son of funner county 4» a greaL booster for thc city and while Sanford than any other city of the size in — areaMirer R. TrYoungbbod of Hillsborough c o rd ia lly invite you ta^attend our. ■county,- wns ruhbed of $1100 last week advertising his hotel will see that Sanford the South.1ond nothing less than a good brick (laving would stund this traffic. The . •"* Tampa, hy three strangers who mude is also well advertised. brick is the Augusta brand, nod will be laid His family will arrive in the oity about his acquaintance, had several drinks, play­ the narrow way, thus insuring the best of March 1st nnd the new hotel will throw ed pool at ten dollars a ball, lost $1100 to services. «lien its doors to the public and prove an­ him, which they agreed to pay if he could attraction for Sanford. *huw an equal amount in jiroof that he other strong Reudy for Business --------- ,---- ------------ t* i ' was ptaying fair. He borrowed the money Ust of UnciaimoU-L«tiers-------The Sanford Carriage works is now loOF fnm*ht!brutlier, returned to his new-found Remaining in the Snnfonl Postofflce nt Cated in its new building on Oak avenue, friends, showed it to them, let them count close of week ending Feb. l(i, 1909 : opposite the Geo. II. Fernald machine shop*. Ladies it. when the last of the three had finished Mr. Underwood is a practical carriage ma­ Chnffro, Mr» Ellen Lowell. Mit* Annie counting he clutched the roll of billstiglit. Eilt».-Mr*. Ellen« ----- - Uytulmait. M u* Uinitio ker ond any orders entrusted lo him will Smyly. Mr» Virgil made a break across the street, and—Mr. ttsre, Mr», Minerva juhnson. Mr» Ellin M. Workman. Min Minnie receive careful ami prompt attention. Be­ Youngblood was -filmflammed." Two of Gentlemen sides manufacturing buggies, wngons nnd Kelly. Mr. Hobt. the "friends'' were arrested later nnd part Adam». Mr, Dave hurness, they are dealers in carriage goods, Molen. Mr M K. Allen. Kev. E. °f tile money recovered. Browp, Mr ('|t»|||ç gasoline engines nnd roofing. They also Jinnrt - The ttiree Triasted schooncr Coquimbo, Drown. do general repair work and horseshoeing, Keynuld», Mi»! Waller Blue. Mr. Somier» Rogers, kir T, E. from Gulfport, Miss., laden with steel and Ciro kr, Dnac for which their new quarters are well Simm», M S 4, Mr A E equipped. The business of the jniblic Is Whidden, G. E lumber, went ashore south of Boynton on Wtliaan. Mr.'Thotna» n.»i. Mi. u „.i the Float Coast last week. The cargo was George, earnestly solicited and faithful and con­ A ll the L a te s t Im p o rta tio n s of G age , J o h n so n , Wood. Mr. Krank D. M. Wood». Mr K W. to fie »old where it was, in ho|>ea to save Hill.Mell scientious business treatment is assured C a to r and F ish H a ts Wood». Mr. Kaniom Hick. Mr. Abethe vessel, oil patrons. JenkUan. Mr. Tommie Pachates The S. A. L. railroad depot at Lawtcy Burns, Thomas (1) Arrival and Departure o f Malls was burned Monday, together with its Persons claiming the above will please Effective Nuvnabcr Fifteenth. contents. Cause of fire is not known. say "Advertised," and give date of tills Arrive From North......... 7 00 a. m . 2 05 p. m , 5 40 p. m. Cuas. F. Haskins, P. M. South...... ..... ......... 7 00 a. m. 2 35 p. in, Robert Fleming wns shot and instantly list. P a in t e r ’s S a n fo rd C e le ry S p e c ia l SPRING OPENING FINE M ILLINERTL W e d n e sd a y and T hursday, February, 24th and 25th IV E S d*y. An old grudge was the cause. The cWmer's jury brought in a verdict of Jus­ tifiable homicide. Miss Nellie Walker of Mississippi, who * a* visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Ragan, in Brooksville, accidentally «hot and killed herself. Sunday, while bundling a revolver. * Jo « Santos Medina, aged 77 year», *a • 8 f t 6:-- ------- Orlando Race Meet . Oviedo branch............. ......... 10 30 a.m. The annual race meeting of the Orlando Trilby branch.............7 00 a. m.. I 10 p. m. Tavsre* branch „ — 1 32 p. m. Driving Association will lake place March Leave Fur ‘ . North..................... * 32 p, mi, 9 00 p, jn. 9,* 10,11 and 12. and promises to be one of South ______ I 35 p. in., 3 30 p. m . 9 00 p. tu. the best ever held in the state. Most of Titusville branch......... 9 00 a. m . 2 23 p, in Oviedo branch...«....... . 2 30 p. in the horses now at the Tampa fair will be Trilby branch..................j 45 p. in . 9 00 p. m. shipped to Orlando and take part in the Tavares branch.......... 0 40 a. m , 2 25 p. ru. branch trains dally except Sunday; «there daily. races. Some of our Sanford fast stock will A dally eipress pouch received irumTampa at 1 1 55 a- in also be entered, and M. M. Smith will star Chak 'F IL u n u , Kutimaster H. C. IDullst. Ass I Postmaster. with the old reliable "Banana Boy." ..... & SM IT H O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A --------- ----— Artesian and Deep W ell Drilling T e le p h o n e No. 6 0 t ;, M . P. L1P E �- i- - -•# m 7* ' •'■» Vv- ‘fyri JL„ -¿ i; 10 VOICE Of THE PEOPLE Letters and Coifimunlcatlons on Various Timely Topics. COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE “ in This DepartmentwtH be Fotmd the Views, Opinion» ond Comment of Practical Writers. (W e Invite corteepondence on live topics from nil sections of the County, nlso news' Items of Interest, brevity will Insure prompt publication. Articles contrary to the views of the Editor will be pub­ lished, but abusive and anonymous communica­ tions will 1« rejected. We will not be responsible for opinions e i pressed by.contrltmtors. All communlcfltloMi Intended fos-current Issue must be In hend not later than Tuesday p. m. I—Eo. Regarding Clean Streets fh e following Is clipped from the Con­ i' nectlcut pnper whoso.editor hns recently visited Florldn: ••Snnford. which is the moat Southern point touched by these steamers, is now known as the Celery City, Lettuce and celery are raised here by the tons and -»hipped«» Northern markets and tl»6 celory farms are so large that one mar­ vels at them." _ * ' J So for so good, hut how well" it would be If tlto reference to Daytona’s dean streets might be true of ours. ••The air of Doytono is’.fine. Very careful ore the authorities for the tidU ness of the city ns Is evidenced by the following notice which is posted on every street corner in the place: ‘Watch out— Throwing paper, orange peel or rubbish of any kind on street or sidewalk for­ bidden by law. Watch out. or the mar­ shal will get you. G. H. Scntnon, Mayor" We, too, hnve n mayor, a .-marshal and an ordinance forbidding the putting of — rubbish on the street. Why, then, tho unsightly condition of our streets and parks that is making Sanford n much - talked of cify in-regard._lo..celery and . vilely kept street«!- /? _ A n iNTCRnsTtn C itizen WILL HELP CELERY GROWERS . New Shnford Railroad Will Aid Them In Early Shipping [Jacktonvlllr Fruit ami Produce New»| The Sanford 8» Everglades railroad will bo completed to Lnkc Jessup in n few weeks and ulrendy cars arc being run u|xm the part completed, the first load hauled lust week being n car of fertilizer. This new road will prove of Inestimable value to the growers, ns it will cnnblc them to get refrigerator curs nl llielr very doors, says the Fort Pierce News. Last year n certain per cent of the cel­ ery was lost because tile Inst load gather­ ed in the field at night was left until next morning nud then hauled to the railroad, sometimes n distance of live or six miles. This season the growers call load the celery into the cars at night and none of the crop will be lost by the haul. As soon as Ihu railroad is finished the traction rond will be started and will belt tlio city, und In oil probability go u u ru distance on the west side, thus giving the |>eoplc of the celery delta the best transportation facilities in the state. The railroad and traction line wilt do more to develop tills section than any movement ever started and the material progress of Sanford will dale from the laying of the ----- -rails.---- ---------------------- ORANGE GROWERS’ MEETING Florida Methods To Be Discussed At Tumpa February 26 Tam|>a, Flo., Feb. 15—The orange grow­ ers’ convention will meet here in the Tampa Buy Casino on the morning of February 26 at 10 o'clock. J. J. Heard will preside mid the following program ImsTJcen nrruriged fnrthe o c c a s io n !—Address of Welcome, W. L. Wing, mayor Of T a llin n .___________ — — —— Reply in Behalf of the Growers, Dr. 0. W. Sudler, Ml Dornr Improvements and Discoveries, by the Department of Agriculture, Lloyd S. Ten­ ney, government pumologlst. California’s Skill nnd Methods, Dr. F. W. Inman, Winter Haven. Wliut Co-Operation Hns Done and Can Do in Florida. Juaioli Vurn, Brmlcntown. Discussion hy the growers. Masonic District Convention. A Masonic District Convention of the 13lh District of Floridu, F. & A. M. will lie held In Orlando on Monday,-Feb. 22nd. Work will bo exemplified in all 'the degrees, commencing at 2:30 p. m. The night ceremonies will lie followed by a banquet furnished by Orlandp Lodge No. 60. Hon. Louis C. Massey, M. W. Grand Muster will lie present and make __ « otBcjal visitation._______ _____ .. A cordial invitation is extended to vis­ iting brethren. .—T.’P icton Warlow, • D. D. G. M. 13th DIsl Ft - » Deeds filed Tor Record DR. W. E. H0USHÖLDER Chns. Llvesgood to Glnton C. Ilnll.wd.. DENTIST $ 20 . Maggie C. Kyle to J. W. Cain, sat. mtg., Capital $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ‘ Phone 141 Room* ¡13. 24 and 23, Pico Bid«. $ 200 . SANFORD, FLORIDA. Van M. Morgan nnd wife to R. J. Judge, wd.. $1. Opened for business in 1906. Now handles E. R. Murray and husband to Mary J. Accounts of JOHN C. SNEAD; Fnbrnhnm, wd., $3,000. Smith and Davis to C. G. Locke, agree­ ARCHITECT S IX H U N D R E D ment. $832.50. n rw r riHt stw t Rufus Shepherd etnfr nnd -Doily Potts, 'PhoneiBS Residents of Sanford and immediate vicinity sat. mtg., $300. S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Orlando Bldg. Blk., Co., to Frank Hycrs, wMOTTO: et nl.. wd.. $3,500. Francis V. Hart to Mnry J. Sylvester, AND EW JOHNSON "T o ts fair with both friend and foe, wd., $50. - Oft your ow n littla rights forego; ATTORNEY-AT-LAW . Joseph Tenchtlvcrs to Emily Jane Car­ •• It P a y s ." ter, wd.. $123. Practice* In Stst* snd Federal Cearta. Bertha Eddy to Ban Thomas, wd.. Phone 248, jj. M. G. T. Build IniD E P O S IT S IN S U R E D A G A IN S T LO SS ./ $430. J. N. Eddy and wife to Ban Thomas, ' -t wd.. $50. THOMAS EMMET WILSON M. M. SMITH. * H. R. STEVENS, G. S. DERRY. H. E. TOLAR Minslc A. Bnrtlicl nnd husband to President Vice-Prcsidehf ► Cashier Ass’t Cashier ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Richard Muse, mtg., $000. AT-LAW Willard M. White nnd wife to J. W. \ ........■1-1vnxnnu. Coin, mtg., $400. Late Siale Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuii of ________ : Florida Board of Dentists to Geo. C. Kullix k. temporary license. ■tnfriiilJuaHN a w w a a e S g * s rJ E. M. Metcalf, et al., to C. C. Robinson, wd.,_$!50. GEO. A. DeCOTTES W. L. Cook and wife to J. S. Stratton, l i v e r y 7» : F ^ l T and wd,, $150. ATTORNEY a Hd COUNSELLOR at LAW S A L E S T A B L E S Frank Hyers nnd wife to L G. StarPractice in State and Federal Courts buck, wd., $10. • • * * i • •••••• -• -sr Nannie T. Ilnnscl to Wm. Hansel, wd., Wclborn Block H arness and Buggies BlacHsmlthlng and Horseshotlni Snnford, Fla $50. . • W. P. Carter et ux., to Snnford B. - nnd H o r s e s and M u le s B o u g h t and Exchanged T. Assn., mtg., $1,500. DR. C. G. B U T T C. C. Robinson to Sellers. Overstreet & A U T O M O B IL E S FOR L IV E R Y USE Co., lease, $130.DENTIST Melvin Hicks to Jno. T. Miller, wd., Room 13 Pico Building * •• « Y $550. SANFORD. FLORIDA Mary E. Davidson to Church Horn* and Hospital, wd., $1. J. W. Wilmotl 10 John R. Moore, 'agree­ DR. R. M. MASON ment. High-Grade House-Building a Specialty West Flynn Hnlns to T. J. Miller, ________DENTIST nssgnti lease, $1. Mason & Mason to T. J. Miller, bs., Welborn Block PhontlO $000. Sanford, Florida 1 R. T. Reaves nnd wife to S. B. Reaves, wd., $00. DEALERS IN M. B. Reaves and wife to S. B. Reaves, A. C. H ART Builders’ Supplies, Interlarclien Sand wd.. 91, II. C. Marlin nnd wife to S. B. Reaves, S U R V E Y O R A N D DRAUG H TSM AN 1 Peoples B a n k of S a n fo r d 1 f H AN D^Br? O TH E R S - Pope Contracting Company | wd.. f t Geo. I. Russell nnd wife to Albert Da­ vis, wd.. $1,500. C. H. Roger mid wife to Lenn Pitts, wd.. $1. B. Drew to W. J. Thigpen, snt. mtg., $125. E. F. Sperry and wife to Geo. Wendeberg nnd wife, wd., $1. A. S. and J. 11. Davct to Conrad Motler, wd., $800. Christivn Bcngaton to Tlios. A. Wood, wd.. $100. Addie M. Minor nnd husband to Wm. D. Tucker, wd.. $1)0. ' Heirs of Jno. F. Rust to Wilsos Cypress Co., deed, $10. Mrs. W. R. Richards lo J. French P. A Co.. Con.. $000. R. J. Gillhnin, et nl.. to Jno. R. Moore. agree11. Bessie M. Jones and hushond to N. H. Garner, wd.. $700. . B. Drew to W. J. Thigpen, pt. sal. mtg. $ 00 . W. J. Thigpen to John Mersik, wd., $730. E. F. S|»erry nnd wife to Jos. Rcngle, wd.. $1.------------- ^, H. P. Hill nnd wife to Lizzie Brocknmn wd.. $1,500. * ■ Ellen Fischer to H. W. Metcalf, et nl.. wd.. $4.000. Bruce H. Norwell to 11. W. Metcalf, et. nl.. wd.. $1.000. F. G. King, et nl., to O. N. Larson, et nl.. wd.. $400. * S. J. Drnwdy, et «1.; to N. If. Garner, wd.. $300. i Jitlltrek. Gray to H. A;-Ward, nut.-mtg., $900. . ‘ • Ymice, wd? Alpha Cement, Acm e Plaster Leveling and Croaa-Sectlonlng for Drainage n Specially ■ SANFORD. FLORIDA Plans, Estimates, and all Information relative to building W. G. HAMMOND Cheerfully Furnished ARCHITECT Office with Murrell A MlnsheW\ Pico Hotel Block J SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER f » * Phone 275 F IR S T N A T IO N A L BANK O F S A N F O R D , FLA. SANFORD. FLA; CEO. FEHNALO, Vita-Frat. D. T. WHIT NCR, A»»t 6»ahiar P . H. R A N D , P rä sid e n t__ P . P . F Ö R S T E R , Cash'lar _ W A LTE R *!). BELL A Allattai!» tto rn ey-a t -L a Examined and O n ly N a t io n a l B a n k in O r a n g e C o u n t y Funds W Titira P ro te c te d B u r g la r y In s u r a n c o O R G A N IZ E D 1B87 IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN Wekiva Tribe No. 41 I! E l C a p i t a n d e T a m p a Hunting grounds of Sunford. Meetings on tire 1st nnd 2nd Wednesday of euch month in Musonic Hall. Visiting broth­ ers welcome. FOR by Safety Depoalt Boxes for Ront Perfected Room 21 Pico Block. Sanford/îlorlda, CELERY PHONE 201 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ F. T. W IL L IA M S HOI Firn Si. OFFICE AT RESIDENCE Finest Five Cent Cigar On the Market i SALE _ f O R SALE A I have Celery hoarded ready to thtp in car lot* alwul March Ut. I want to hear from huyrn T T rU -p a d ritt lc t lr fancy, «¿x*»___ Vs’.ll bleached. lni|»rction solicited. _______ - AT j ^— + -A * ---TTBTOALE, Oartlct Carden. j ^ Orlando, Florida - PRINTERS JUMP THE CASES O ld S h o e s W a n te d Are Now On the Rood Advertising I nm iigain asking for OLD SHOES. 1 Sanford will give what they are worth Bill Temple and Harry McIntosh, two SIZES, G, 7. 8. 9, 10 II AND *15 well known printers and globe trotters, sojourned in Sanford several days last A . E. Ir v in ’s S h o e S h o p week and became so imbued with the Cor. 3rd St. and Sanford Avc. prosperity or our city that they decided to “ hit the road " on an advertising cam­ paign und will cover the entire state put­ ting up the “ Lucky Sanford'’, signs nnd making speeches in behalf of the Celery City. JEWELER If these gentlemen happen into tiie sanctums of any brother editors we ask that you treat them kindly, for they are doing their best to live down the fact that they were once members, of the printing --------- MY'SPECIALTIES....... craft. The packages tliey curry may look Pickard's Hand-Painted China suspicious, but they only contain Sanford Gorham's Sterling Silver literature, and while filled with hot air, will not explode. , Rogers' Plated Ware Lawn Mowers Special prices to reduce stock. If you Furnished Rooms For Rent want a good mower at a low price, now is Two good-sized rooms, in good location, the time to buy^ buy, Also good stock of will be.rented to desirable persons. Cist­ scythes, grass bo and. lawn rakes. ern and sulphur water on the premises. Harry J. Wilson. Inquire at The Herald office. H enry M cL au lin Elgin and Waltham Watches Th e o . J. M i l l e r & Son H o u se -F u rn ish in g Goods -S t o ve s, C r o c k e r y a n d ScwlP.'tJ Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Monte Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, \\ holesafe Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene N hw W a it f i p e r w m change uninviting dianul room* into an at­ tractive cheerful home. We place at your d o « the privilege of aelectiona from the largeat and moat varied stock in the South. ty ta a p n ,W rth to lfncy ALL GOODS GUARANTEED ij • • . r G l a s s w a r o 114-m w. Bay sc - , CARD S’ POST dir.«tin *w-J youintenJptP«?“* ^ brio« r?u, M?p£ f i « " {'■ V C lS r e c S * thing in PAINT. *»! save you »one/. P is t o l, * ib * k * . B A L F E -C O N R O Y C O M P A N Y ^ ^ S �Vvw*. ' * * -L * J PACE£_ THE SANTORO HERALD SiPfO HD CHURCHES FROM MACARONI DELTA ♦ <+<■ ++++❖ +++++{.++^.+^.>++i.++4. toT h o se Religiously In­ clined—Subjects of Discourses for the Sabbath. , n , P..I.O of |K« C k o r d iM in lK« Cil|r or« E n i m l r M ste d to b rin f or w ni] tk tir A n n o u n c rro vn t« *f*dl _ > rVT cK tt« N How« to ik b aJKc« not L f« r then T h u rs J s y r fw «»0 . r ( r t t Meth0(1„ t Rfv A E.llixxwtioWer.pntlor: church, corner Park, avenue anil Fifth street; pareonoge. corner Mag¿oil, ivrnur anil Seventh street; phone 254. Sunday morning aervlce at 11; evening aervice, J 00 Sunday achaol, U:45 n. m.: Jno K, Mel* linger. Supt. Epworth League. 3:00 Sunday even- HT Subject, 11 a. m .: The Sower; 7 p, m.: Duty to God anti Man. Church conference next Wednesday .nt 7,30 p. m. We earnestly request the rnembe present nt these services. Strap the d jy jj ^ ^ lij^nvHed. We invitotionToTVRjpie w to ore no£ of any church. < 7 i I COLUM BIA ' Í .1: : .....IN D E s fS u G T ÏR Î:;r ......! : ° 1 ;S m ./i ' * ’ ■ . Y , ,i.y | . S S m i • -■■ •'1:fV HIM>/11ILtII*H||f|Ifflit)jFjIlfl«Í!|tt*flili** - —‘V r i V • ^ » BLINDER RECORD i .\. •» :' • *a 1 . t a 'T.’, vV *«v..V a t ■t. -• i-.j- ' t' V" ' ' i.\ I * , iv . Fits Your M ach in e a n d Lasts F o r e v e r . N e v e r BreaKs, N e v e r W e a r s Out P u rer, C le a re r, M o re B rillia n t T o n e B u y C olu m bia Indestructible R e co rd s because th ey a re rea lly indestructible—and you w ill k eep on b u y in g th em because o f their in com p arab ly full, clear tone. ¥ h e y * fit-+ y o u r m a c h in e !— C o s t 35 c e n ts ! G e t a catalog. A splendid rep ertoire to choose fro m — and w e a re ad d in g to it righ t a lon g___ _ per took Lib HurTstetter to I Inst night an 1 both got .by little Pete Snodgrass on phmgrn.. Hill and Lib felt ned. esslve crap shooting tournament The People's Contrexallonsl given by the ladles of the colored Prv. R. L Kirkland, pastor; Sunday morning Ktvicr. II; evening sorvlcr, 7:30; prayer meeting Hardshell church, and teq |>cr cent of tlie Wednesday. 7:00 p. m.; Sntdiath school, lO.n rn. receipts will be forwarded to the earth­ 1 A . H. C R I P P E N & S O N J. C. Ensmlnger. Superintendent. Rev. R. L. Kirkland hns acceptetl tlie quake sufferers. Uncle Reuben Hints'* of Hungnlow Cor­ pastorate .of thc^Congrcgatlomri_church R ailro ad w a y , S a n fo rd , F lo rid a and will preaclt his first sermon tomorrow ners is here visiting hie nephews, the Slocum Itoys. The Itoys took hint over to at the usual hour. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Sanford to the Pastime theater and Uncle Rev. R. Lee Kirkland, D. D„ of Evans­ Rube thinks he Is having the time of his ville, Indiana, arrived in tlie city Wednes­ life. ^ +4*»t»❖ ❖ *î»* í » * K » 4»»i**;»•!■■!•»;*■!••;•4 » ❖ • > 4 » ❖ •{»❖ •S»4»»fr#4 » • Leonidas Smithers and Cnscnretta Snog-; day together with Mrs. Kirkland. He Is FLORIDA ORANGES FIRMER grnss have commenced keeping compnny •called to lie pastor of the People’s Con­ J R. L. JONES, Proprietor • ,R. H. BING LEY, Manager * gregational church and will conduct tlie and seem tpiite simony. Prices Soar And Demand f o r The Fruit regular services “ next" Sabbath. Hc*wili — Colutnhos Pettilmnc Jonrs.-thc new col~ Improves preach morning and .evening nt t|te usual ored Hardshell deacon, tins traded o(T ids (New York Produce Nrwtl hours. All the regular members of the pollevll mare for Jim Hlui.ka coon dog New York, Feb-15—Much to the sur(F lo u Sttri-t, one M m k fretn4)ç|x>t opposite Poitofflct») church and congregation aro requested to and a:sjngirbarrel shotgun. prisc of "receivers. Florida oranges showed Bill Jones' wooden leg wns mudi c r ip jwnaterinì biìvadcs this week. Monday make a special efTort to be present nml a cordial invltntlon .is given to everyone pled last night by Hill's wife, who used it prices were up to 25i»40c n ixix and the Steaks» C h o p s, O y s t e r s and F ish a S p e c ia lty to crack walnuts after Hill' Went to bed. market continued extremely strong nt tlie and especially to strangers to ntlepd. Bill’s wife seems to have no sense of tlie increased figures. The fact that receipts A P L A C E FOR LA D IES AND G E N T L E M E N Catholic ridiculous in her entire makeup. have been lighter titan for some time nnd Rrv. M Fox. rector; services every second and Rev. McSwatt exchanged pulpits with tlie fmit of excellent quality and condi­ lounh Sunday; rntly mass. 7 a. in.; mass and ser­ Short O rders At All Hours Everything First Class mon. 10 a. in.; Sunday school, 0 a. m.; vespers. 3 Preacher Goodbelcher and preached his tion. helped to bring this change about. p. m familhir sermon, “The Return of the Tlie trade seems to want Florida fruit Ash Wednesday, the 24th Inst., ser­ Probable Son." At times there was hard­ und is willing to jwty tlie advanced price vices will he held in the Catholic Church Prompt, Clean Service ly a dry tear in tig» cimgergation. and for it. Besides, the weather was very at 3 p. m. All are welcome. when lie dosed every laxly dup|ied tiller favorable for its sale, n circumstance un­ -j--5- -i- ❖ •>-i-•>V -i*V V -i- V •;**;• -j •;*<• •> -¡»*;*4-i-*>-¡- -î--, hands. usual nt lids time.of the yenr. T in t Baptist Burglars have visited several chicken It is hard to tell just exactly what pro* Ray. J W. Iloyd pastor; Sunday morning serv­ ice. 1l:evenlng service, 7 0 0 ; SnUlwlh school, 1> 15 roosts in our town of lute and It is sus­ jxittion of (lie crop is still unmarketed. ■ in,; Dr. J, T. Ih-nlon. Supt.; It. Y. P. U. Sunday Growers are shipping the fruit uut very* at 3 p. ill., II, E. Tolar, 1‘ rrst.; prayer meeting cv- pected thut they are culored persons. ciy Wednesday. 7.UU p. Ul< D EALER IN Two more of Hill Stuckey’s hens have carefully mid not running any chances of Morning subject—"Redemption from all suspended egg-laying to the utter disgust letting ujiy-one market have too much of iniquity." C H O IC E F L O R ID A A N D W E S T E R N M E A T S of Dill’s forty-doilnr Plymouth Rock it. So far, (lie fruit showed no damage P ark A ven u e In S p e e r 'e G r o c e ry 'P h on e t Evening subject—"Tlie young man and rooster, by cold. Receivers hardly expect if there ‘ his mind.'' lias been ony that it will show much be­ - Old Sam Pumphrey. who leiids the Our work is progressing very nicely. Hardshell dioir. is quite croupy from at­ fore next week. They do not anticipate You are invited to come and worship tending cliuir meeting last Thursday any trouble from this source as. all rcwitli us. night and not wearing socks. Sum is Imirts from Florida indicate flint citrus fruit was not hurt in that particular. awful careless of his health. Ilo ly C ro ss Eplscopul Steve Gullion's lien house was burglar­ With these favorable conditions, there is Hev II F. Drown, rector; A. D Key. senior war­ den; Sunday iiinrnlng service. II; evening service, iously entered last night and three chick­ »very reason to believe tliut prices will 7.30; SaMiath school. 0:45a, ni : II. F. Whitner. Supt.; player meeling. 7;3(l Wednesday evening ens are missing. C instable Ike I’ elCrs is stay where they are if they do not show scournqJ CeiirgeTowiTTSaliTord. ami thinks a further advance. The most desirable P re s b y te r ia n sizes nre the smaller ones and 17(1« and lie'll land tiie scoundrels. Rev, J, F. McKinnion. pastor; morning Rei vice, Abe Gullet lias been fired out of the 280s sell S2.4l)i't 2.75 while HUs sell • II; rvrnlng service, 7:00; Sohlmth school, 1) 30 « ru ; llrnry McLnulln, Supl.; prayer meeting Wed- Hardshell church for telling around that around $1.75; 125«. $2(,t2.10; 150s. $2.10 newlay, 7:00 p. m. At the Presbyterian Church next Sun­ lie did not lielieve in helllire. Ho ought 5(2.40. Indian Rivers sold ns high as day Rev. Hr. E. 0. Guerra nt, the noted uj have known better as Ills unde once $3.50, Grapefruit js quiet, with practically no evangelist of Kentucky, will prendi in the ran for const aide and got hoot by old morning, nut) at night will deliver his Hill Gosiiweiller because his unde gave change in prices. Fancy stock is selling It*# about $2.735(3.50, with extra fine, desirable famous lecture on ‘ ‘American Highland- out there weren’t any belt. time unbelievers of this sort were set sizes occasionally exceeding $4. The ers." Hr. Guemint is an earnest and supply is light nnd so is tlie demand. down on. — H ayruue . forceful speaker and never fails to enterGood weight, fancy tangerines are get­ tnih and edify nit audience. All are cor­ Florida Products In New York ting scarce. If there were any here they dially invited to hear him. (New Yurk Fucker 1 New York. Feb. 15—Owing to tlie frost would prohahy tiring $4.50. The greater MONEY IN CANNED PRODUCTS which hit Florida and tlie section on the portion of tile receipts ure running nearly southern Atlantic coast the fruits and nil lightweight nnd nre bringing mainly $2.25(u3. Tangerines are about through. riorlda Need Not Go Outside Of The vegetables now coining in show that they The season has tasted longer tlinn usual have been touched with frost but the State For Anything In Cans damage is not as great os the first rejxirts nnd prices have been uniformly better. Pure water is essential to fiootl health. , IFIorida Tlmet-VJnlun] Kumqunts nre neglected, with prices norUnited States Govcrntm'iit analysis nnd cliifsiflcution. , The Pensacola Journal is ably second-' received indicated it would he.' Oranges sold oil the street at $2 to S3 utnl. There is some accumulation of lug tlie efforts of tlie Jacksonville FrVn't Guaranteed -analysis by sworn officials.* 1 itG£k^ram:y:-~h.lnHs^ure ~scarctr--1n-ri(n:: — Hi^h n d ltti^ n r i^ ifm d ^ - b t ^ in ir t 't l^ irTtrtT-wiijlLit, mxmt'fyr— and I’roduce Mews to awaken- ilie ultl'ii- with Indian River m m T f Tturpinpttppir mnnd. There is praeticully no fancy New .hotel, new furniture, telephone, daily mail. tinn of tho Florida fruit and truck growers variety averaging atwut $3.50. Tange­ Furnished cottages to rent. Four miles from stution. > to tlie profits to tie mode in saving the rines sold nt $3 to $4 per strap mid slock here. [the C IT Y r est a u r a n t NATURE’S WONDERFUL wastes of grove and field by menus of canneries, pnrlidnrly home canneries. Many n lug business lias been built up from by-products and by saving waste. A great deal of money could be brought into Florida by means of -preserves and canned goods, as is done in California. Consumers have a preference fori goods I»reserved near the source of origin and rightly so. It should not be necessary for ony Flor^lD to use canned goods from outside the « j t _ T h e r e are several »mail canneries in the stute which serve a regular trade without being obliged to work through oomtnlssion houses or to ad­ vertise. Some of these have originated In home canneries with a small-priced . WHU......... >1—-:— ------------ grapefruit sold ¡it $2 to $3. The receipts of' lettuce have greatly fallen off in comparison with what was received last week and owing to the light receipts prices have gone up to $5. Cauliflower is selling at $1.50 to $2. There are very few beans coming and green and wax bring from $2.50 to $3.50. the range on prices of. peas is very wide and tlie average stock is selling at about $2, with fancy ranging us high as $5. The prices on eggplant are from $2.50 to $3’50 und peppers about the same. White squash brings $2 to $2.50 and tomatoes $1.50 to $2.50. Strawberries in refrigerator crates have taken a jump and bring 40 to 50c a miart. ~- -• »-•-----' ’ Children’s Dancing Glass Winner Washing Machines Miss Gelsie Butt has opened u dancing A few more of these still left, sold strictly on guantee. If they do not do what we class in connection with her other class. claim, money isrefunded. Harry J.Wllson Lessons will be given on Wednesday nnd Saturday afternoons nt tliree o’clock, at Surrey, for Sale , the Hotel Wilton. Terms, two dollars for We have a new $125,00 one-jiorse surrey eight lessons. ------------------- -------that has only been used one month,which When you have ah item of news, cal we offer for $75.00. phona No. 148. 2 2 tf — S a n to r o C a r r ia g e W o r k s . «r & •. ' ’».si : 2 Will organize Order o f Eagles F.Vicring of Seattle, Washing to a, repre­ senting the Grand Lodge, Fraternal Order of.Eagles, is in the city and will organize a lodge here in n few weeks. Fifty char­ ter jiiciitbcrs-aa) desired, and as this order is well known and carries some good fra­ ternal nml social features,, Mr. Vlering should have no trouble in organizing u lodge in this city. Last week lie organ­ ized a lodge in Gainesville with ninety cluirter members. Address W EK IW A SPRINGS FOUNTAIN. COMPANY, W eklw a Springs, fla. CHAS. H. EVANS Staple and Fancy Groceries Full Line of Hi^h-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos^ Agent for the Famous CLOVER H IL L BRAND BUTTER Murray’s Cement Tile For drainage and irrigation is the best. Perfect taints, durable and well made. This Is made in Sanford. Patronize a home industry -and got better goods. Mode in “ 2 ” and “ 3 ” size. Sold by thfc Geo. II. Fermild Hardware Co. 22-4t SANFORD. FLORIDA HUGHES CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R Buggies for Sale We have four fine new buggies which %te will sell cheap, as we have no place to None hut first-class labor employed and all contracts guaranteed to be in ucairdance store them. with plans und specifications 22tf — Sanford Carriage Works. . Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres of celery I am land. Sold on easv terms- In Business to do Business for Those W ho Postonica Box 771 Need M y Services II • fj I V ill 1 m {S A si RESUME of all church events New spittoons have been ordered for the Maccaronl Temple of Music. Jim Baxter Is hauling slab stove wood to town from the Dean Creek saw mill. Punk Jones called as usual on Skinny ^IffrurSlocuTn Tds( Sunday “ hlgKC People arc wondering why they don’t marry. Melinda Cheezum gnve an nccordeon recitol nt the meeting of the. knights and ladies of thcJuthping Jcsokus Society last night. The audience called her back and insisted she recite “Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight,” and when she came out the third time she did n handspring and split act. Much enthusiastic hilarity prevailed. Aunt Roxann Gilchrist slipped on the front doorstep the oilier morning and Bat down with much vcjiemencc. Doc Reed her internal anatomy Is much tils * c Devout of the Celery Ffom Ttik Herald's Special Correspondent By Wireless Telephone City W orship Tomorrow. «F * * 111_ ' �y-.' February 20, I1 A f Tbs Telephons. Professor Alexander Graham Bell ts reported to have explained In a lecture how he came to Invent the telephone aa follows: "My father Invented a symbol by which deaf mutes could converse, and Anally I Invented an apparatus by which the vibrations of speech could be seen, and It turned out to bo n tele­ phone. It occurred to me to make a machine that wdhld enable one to bear Vibrations. 1 went to an aurlst, nml be advised me to tnko the human ear as my model. He supplied me with a dead man's ear, and with this ear 1 experi­ mented, and upon applying the appara­ tus I found that tbo dead man's ear wrote down the vibrations. “I arrived at the conclusion that If 1 could make iron vibrate on n dead man's ear 1 could make nn Instrument more delicate which' would cause those vibrations to be board and understood. Ì thougbt If I pinced a delicate piece of Steel over sn clectrlc mnguct I conld get a vibratimi, and thus thè telcpbone was -completed. "The telephone arose from my at­ tempts to teach the deaf to speak. It arose from my knowledge.^not of elec­ tricity, but ns a teacher of the deaf. Usd I been an electrician 1 would not have attempted It" Make G o o d F u e l. - “ Minn-Is rather a curious business,” said a man who o w n »-» small wore* house and shed down near London’s docks.’ "I deal In coconnut shells, nnd 'last year I sold more than 50,000 hags full o f them ns fuel. “ I buy thousands of cocoanut shells from stall keepers all over London, from confectioners, from coconnut oil extractors, from market sweeper* and others. I Won’ t tell you the usual/prlce. hut sometimes I get (hem for nhtblug. for carting them nwny, In fa rt I sell them at foun>ence a ling, most of my customers being poor people, who mix them,, when broken up, wjth ‘slack coal. But In scores of hotels nnd large bonnes a quantity Is bought to tie mis oil with coals -os fire llghters^ior the Immense amount of .„oil In cocoanut shells makes them take tire at -once. Try It nnd see. "I havo rivals hi the business in oth cr parts of London, <nnd some of the mnkors of patent Are lighters mix large quantities of the shells in their compo­ sitions,"—London Nows. - Rati on Ship«. "Are rats destructive? Well," said n cnptnln of n merchantman, "1 once know them to get through £5,000 worth of stuff In five dtiys. "Jnpan does nn Immense trade with China tn cocoons, and the first time 1 . carried such « cargo (hey wen* packed In Backs. When wo got to Hongkong we found that the rats had discovered that part of a cocoon was good to cat, nnd the bill for their iVonrd came to £5,000. Tbo shipowners were sued for that amount; but, the packing lx*lug considered fnulty, tbo cljiln/ was dis­ allowed. It was the first and last co­ coon feast tile rata had, for ever since Japan has packed cocoons in zinc lined cases. "Every time a^nblp gets back to Liv­ erpool a rat catcher b Bft to ,*1"- ring out the rati, hut "by tho time wo have loaded up again the rodents jiru every bit as numerous. In some ports we use rat guards on tho ropes, nnd the ship Is always fumigated before taking a cargo o f fruit or ten. But there It no getting rid o f them cnll rely."—London Graphic. Consistent to the LasL “If I wss to commit’suicide at" sea." said Weary Walker aa he shifted the bay band on h(a left foot, “I’d Jump from th’ bow of th’ boat." “An* why not from. th’. stern T" que­ ried Limpy Lannlgan. "If I Jumped from o f stem.* said W ear» " i »void th* wash!"— General & co m pany Fire Insurafic ornee with HOLDEN R IA L ERTATI CO. Sanford, Accepted. "Quills bas bad a story accepted at it.” remarked a Joumnllst last," Journalist to a colleague. "Surely not," was the rejoinder. “Yes. ne went homo at 2 .o’clock this morning with an awful yarn, andbls wife believed It" F lo r id a S . F. S A L L A S & O O 7 * Tin, Slate and T ile Roofing G u tte r and G a lv a n iz e d T a n k s R e p a ir W o r k a S p e c ia lty copy--of a The follow; posted on the wall of a coantry vil­ lago In England: "A lecture on total .abstinent»- will be delivered In—theopen nlr, and a collection will be made at tbo door to defray expenses." Corner First Street and Palm etto Avenue Sanford, Florida RKS E S T A B L I S H E D 1869 A re Offering A n y and A ll Kinds of Florida Real Estate nt as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms „. I , . As ta n be Had Anywhere. , »•- ‘ ' , * . • « I Office on Park Avenue, between First nnd Commercial Streets. S.-infonl, Floridi The Sanford Building & Loan Association W I L L B U IL D Y O U A H O M E Foe Particulars. Cnll on G. H. F E R N A L D , P re s A. P. C O N N E L L Y , Sec'y. & Tress. D ir e c to r « O. H. F E R N A L D W . D. H O L D E N F . F. F O R S T E R J . C. H IG C IN S A . T . R O S S E T T E !» H . 'R . S T E V E N S Odd Contrasts In Climsts. New York Is usually thought o f as Tho citizen who eneons at his T * J . M IL L E R town. being directly west from London. It Is, however, despite Its far more rigor­ ' _______________*_______ . I ous climate, 000 miles nearer the equa­ Tho citizen who belittles local en­ tor than is the British capital. The terprises. bleak coast o f Labrador Is directly west o f London. The same line passes Tho citizen who scofTs at home im­ the southern part o f Hudson bay nnd ( I-ake Winnipeg. On the other side o f , provements. CLEAN S AND PR ESSES the continent It touches the southern extremity of Alaska nnd continues The citizen who buys his household through the center o f the Isthmus of ] '""goods by mail. Kamchatka and Siberia nnd Itussln to Homburg. The citizen who pets his job print­ Our Monthly Rate for Club Only It Is astonishing, too, to reflect on ing done outside. Giving you twelve pieces n month. We will coll for .o.d deliver the fact that Montreal, with Its win­ ters of extraordinary severity. Is 350 That man’s T IIK TOWN BUSTER. clothes once a week. A LL WORK GUARANTEED. t Sanford Pressing Club Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen s Clothing $ 1.25 &•>*i—!•<• •> ^ ■{•í- <c-<• <• V ❖ •>•£•+❖ ❖ ❖ •J*-t- J>4*-S-^-í-v-•>•>•!*+*S-£* ^ ^ Prepared For Contingencies. “ Wo have lots of curious Inst re­ quests' from patients who - are about to have operations performed," said n nurse In the women's surgical ward of one of tbo New York hospitals, "but I thought about tho last word had been said on this subject one day Inst week when one of my patients before going to tbo oitcrnllng room called me to her nnd asked me to write two postal cardB to her husband bo that she might sign them before the* operation. One was to read, 'My dear bnsbund, the operation waa at 10 o’cltyk this mnm, THg. niiiM'om getting aidifg fine.' The other one was: 'My dear husband, the operation-wxs Tintro*cîwlr^hlâ -moron 1 lng, end I am sorry to nay I died. From your loving w ife .'"-N e w York Times, Her Tongue, They were talking of figures of speech. “ Havs you ever noticed," said one. "how foud people are of vegetable met­ aphors when they ora dealing with a woman! Her cheeks are lips are ‘cherry,* her hands are always 'Illy* hands, her mouth is a 'rosebud,* her complexion la 'Ilka a peach,' and her breath la ‘fragrant as honey­ suckle.' " “You've forgotten one," sold the cynic." “Whata that!" “Her tongue. It Is n scarlet runner." "Aje, aye, alrl" ------------ —-----^ "Let go,'tbehr* he roared. Down went the anchor, out .rattled the chains, and like a flash the f o lly AiUTcnme Tnfflng “Into the wind nnd then brought up nil stnndlng. Mr. Comstock walked aft and touched hN bat "\yen, cap’n, my part of the skuner. ts to anchor. Everybody’s. miles nearer tbo equator than la Lon* don. MontnaaL-InfleedrliUB1tM «ime degree of latitude ns Venice. Another Illustration of the uuexpected In contrasts Is found tn a compari­ son of St. John's, Newfoundland, with Paris. Pail* has a winter of compara­ tive mlldnesjL-^inie St. -John's Irf a re­ gion of blttercold *ud fogs, with drift­ ing Icebergs nlofig Its coast:.—Yqt_8h John's Is 100 miles nenreT the equator. —New York Tribune. Men Should Brush Their Hair Mora. "Very few .men brush their liatr enough," said a downtown barhhr. "F a c t Most Ills o f the scalp can be traced to that fault. You see It’s this way: A man Is generally In a harry when be dresses, nnd he "never takes time to brush his hair—simply smooths It down, generally only with a com bnnd as a result dandruff Is allowed to accumulate and trouble begins. Now, with a woman lf s different. A woman has to carefully 4>rush her hair at least once a day. I f she didn't It would be a pretty mesa. It's very length saves her, for In brushing It each day she gels out all sorts of Imparities, dan­ druff nnd the tike, nil of which Is for her own good. Now. that Is the chief C o c o a n u ta w . j . t h ig r e n DI vía ion o f P u r p o t « . Bomo years ago the Yankee schooner Bally Ann, under command of Captain Spooner, was beating up the Connecti­ cut river. Mr. Comstock, the mate. waa at bis station forward. According to his notion of things the schooner was getting a '*leetle*' too uenr certain mud flats which lay along the larboard shore. Bo aft be went to the captain and, with his hat cocked on one side, said: ‘ "Cap'n Spooner, you're getting n Icetie too close to them flats. Hadn't you better go nbeout?” The captain glared at him. "Mr. Comstock. Jest yop go for'ard and tend to your psr$ of the skuncr. I’ll tend to mine." .'Mr. Comstock went for'ard In high dudgeon. ‘‘Boys.” he bellowed out, "ace that that er mud hook's all clear for letlln' _________ _ . •{•+<• +^-<.+<. + + $ <n- >{•*!" <-•:>-j ...... ....................... -«.* M . P . L I F E , M a n ager. lit Gold's Biirber Shop 'Phone GO Pork Aveuue. North IS YOUR PRINTING lf F R A N K W OODRUFF j Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store STRONG LINE OF CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SIIOLS UP T# The Latest Fall Styles in Ladit^1. Gent’s and Children :* Shoes Just Received J STANDARD Is it as good as your business? or does it misrepresent you? L. Drink a Bottle of Does it do you credit Think -it -over, -and if-you find it is not us good as you think it ought to be. try us once. If you are needing letter heads, bill heads. envelojKs, G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pur* distilled water—they wilt prevent illness. aU digestion and give you health The San ford C o ca C ola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fl»* cards, statements, circ'ulrrfs, booklets or anything of.that kind, let.us hear from you. We will submit samples and prices oh request * * " ’** Latest Style Golden Oak PARLOR ROCKER, only If you are fond of especially nice stationery, nsk to see I * OrnJ ut our Bonds and Linens., ..YouH-be wire tn Ilka d u n ,. Sanford, Florida w wjvw w w ip y y y j '1"£ Ñié K“-'' ' . J y*^ _ ■, . _ --jt:- • --1 -~j- m tr** ’ rm ¿ ■’:j| au j pack to J I 1" 1 1‘ . v a s r r e ta ta ft y M i n i M U l l n S t f i T o f f f . r r n » « w * " 3 «*«1 t a il back w ith French m l3c at lo{>. W»*Je fcntkhnl ifut.Uu am i h igh ly pul U bol. Jlahofimy 8» lie »lm l. Y ou can ta r e tot* o f wuncy t>y huying trwa Ik « tsetary t!ia t buy* lu n jtirrjn blf Ms. * Ms tk a m anil pelt* them r lg liw lA c In the S o u ta w r W kFntlr « « r i n g you heavy freight chan.--» »od 1p roL u . Oar h i« b n caUWfae «h ow * u*tr *? . 1 k la iU o f c h a ir« fur parlor, dining ruoiu. fc lic y a. « ( law a. More, oUtc*—a ll alac* and alyJc*—* :* •* " A g a la prior«. K rvry chair ft u t » t it r i,l r * a c « y * B aeatrd or. your rooa ry hack. You l » l < 1,0 r V ever. H a ll jw »aal lo-day fur Calaluguc ami ^ C hrU tw o* L U t. M ean* dollar* In your I * * * " “ �I jlrT r e ÍELVE PACES - PART l -PA G ES f TO 8 IN S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 28 SANTORD, TLORIDA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1909 NEWS OF THE WORLD der of William M. Rice several years ago. Patrick will conduct his own ease. Tito grounds upon which the hew trial is grant­ ed’ is that n commutation of sentence from «lenth to life imprisonment is unconstitu­ tional. LARGE BRUSH FACTORY First Year SANEORD CELERY MOVING CHRONICLE SUSPENDS Over Fifty Cars Go Forward During This Week Will he The Latest Stunt for Publication After Fitful Career The best celery crop evty grown in The City of Sanford of Over Sixteen Years Sanford is moving northward, and from Allen Crolius, clerk in ilio Collingwood now until tiie end nf tiie season our city hotel. New York, mi sapropria ted n packet streets will be filled with loads of celery. h a p p e n in g s d u r in g t h e w e e k containing $10,090 worth of jewels l*cThere will be over fifty ears of celery ANNOUNCEMENT MADE THIS WEEK lungiug to u guest, amMias lieen urrested GOOD OPENING TOR ENTERPRISE go forward this week and all o f i t is, therefor. ’ ' • 4uinging--th®—Itesi-kif-twieest—The—eohl 111. rind a Brief — Cwonimo, the noted- Ajjnrtir’ Thh'T'Whd VVcII-Krrbwn Manufacturer Now In the weather lias brought out tho celery jn Printing Plant Sold to Messengers. Historical Spring Flowing I was captured several years ngtmfter ft City Looking for a Suita* ’ Baker,Who Will Conduct Job Office great s)ui|>e and good prices nre tiouiul to For Hurried Readers long Indian campaign, died Feb. I7th at hie Location The llcruld Publishes Its Lcgals prevail frota now until tint close of the The sum appropriated by Congress for Fort Sill, Ocklahomn, He wns buried in The palmetto for centuries lias wftvod Son. With its issue of yesterday. The Chron­ defraying the expenses of postoffiec de­ the Indian cemetery, the funeral being at­ over the rich lands of Florida. Under their J. E. Face shipiH-d four cars lids week ol icle published its valedictory nml-will tended by sornc 200 Indians. portment for the next fiscalyenf is $232^ rustling fnmdca the red man built his wig­ $1.75 tier crate f. o. It. Sanford. He Inis cense to he u factor in Celery City Jour­ 000.000. Miss Emily Virginia Mason, h Northern wam. and in the later years the white man just closed oun of tiie inrgest denis ever nalism. At tiie closing service of a recent nils* army nurse wiio devoted much of her lime grubbed them up to clear Ills lands for made In Sanford celery at one timé,where­ To those who nre acquainted witli the _ sloanry meeting III Blrnilnghnm, Ain., of in caring for tlus «Cuwicdomte sick and cultivation. For many years the palmetto by he will ship twenty-live cars of-celery newspaper business in Sanford, tiie rea- • the Presbyterian church, over $00,000 was wounded during the great struggle of the nml towering palm treehni^lililpcnnnner- that will tiring over $15.000, sous for ibis desertion nre obvious. sixties, died hr Baltimore hist week. ;. ciai value, although in later years ipdte n ‘ rSsed-for missions. Mr. Piffle will also ship in addition over Yestorday marked tiie Inst issue of Tho A plot to dethrone the Czar of Russia business baa.been transacted in the fibre seventy-five more cars ofcelery before the Chronicle, which lias been a factor in The woman suffragists and police force of London clashed one day inst week, and ami place his tmvlc, Grand Duke Vntdlmlr, of the imlmettn. It was sHlppetl North in end of the season. He isjublhint over the Orange county journalism for the past twenty-four of the former were arrested on the throne is said to have lieen discov­ large quantities, being used for brushes, pros|M'ets nml is confident the crop will score years, ns is evidenced by the follow­ ered, and failed of consummation only on and the berries for medicine. Tliepnlmet- bring good prices until the close of the ing announcement: and landed in jq.II. Notice to the Puhllc H. C. Gray, n noted professional safe- account of the death of the Grand Duke. to fibretiwsnid to make the best kind of scasonr Crutchfield fit Woolfolk nre shipping let­ Tiie Daughters of the Confederacy are brushes and will withstand hard Usage nod I blower, has been arrested in Atluntn. In I have sold Tiie Chronicle printing bis possession wns n number of blank asked by their historian-general to abolish the action of water belter than any other tuce nml celery, and rejxirt both crops pinnt to Jesse L. Baker ami William B. Messenger, which will take effect bringing good prices. They tire quoting checks on various New York hanks which tiie custom of awarding annual prizes for material used for brushes. March 1st. George Ldhinufth, president nml mana­ $2 |ter crate. Sanford, for fppey slock cel­ he intended to fill out and pass on the historical essays, The Inst prize went to All advertising up to that date is ger of the Indianapolis Brush Ik Broom Co., ery in ten inch crates. confiding public. He admits that tic in Miss Christine BoySon of Minnesota. payable tome-’'Th e legal advertising wiil lie carried ofit try The Sanford Chase Ik Co. will nvernga over 30 cars the leader of a gang of safe-blowers and Tiie ap|ioiiiting powers of mayors In Cu­ for n number of years has depended upon Herald. forgers who have been operating through­ ban cities has been abolished ami given the Florida palmetto fibre for the host of celery this week and several of lettuce. i wish to thank the patrons of The brushes manufactured ut his large plant, Both are bringing good prices and pros­ out the Southern states. to the-boards of nldermrn, Chronicle for their patronage and supand having in mind a trip to Florida this pects nre good until end 'of the season; |Kirl while engaged in the uFwspiijKT Ryihb collapsing of the (lour in a public Suffering from n third stroke of paralyseiison was determined inlnsiiect for him- Several other growers and shippers lijterbusiness in Sanford . building in Valencia, fpiyii. recently, seven sis.-Wlll. W. iinntly u( New Yotklasl week Mlfs. S. M. B. O v erm an . «•if Ibe Iniiiithise traeis ofliu n l that stilT viewed by T fui H eral d re i¡risen i ati vc persons were killed and many others in­ walked unaided to a hospital, wrote a note During-tlur past fourteen months tho contain tiie palmetto. , elicited the information that celery nml jured. staling lies ease, mid then died. Me^ had Tmlnngcmcntof Tilt" Chronicle Jins been M .eramtx-wasrrnrrnnitty nrtrneted To tetlllfi*'life tuinginglhe lies! prices ever y Vice-Admiral LordThnrles Ucrcsford is possession oi inI0ns fitfullies except that Sanford first, ns this city is advertised known nnd would continue until the close changed time without knowledge, though to retire Train (he British Ilftvy Morelr24. -efsixwcli.------------- „ . If lids statement proves the owner, Mrs. S. M. 11. Overman, lias more exumsivciy-thmi-ahy.. other rirv ill of tiie crop. He has lieen identified with the navy for A company lias been organized to run (lie South, lio lias ticeu ticrc for several irue Sanford will exjierienee one of tfie -rtWerrys bmHt-f*rt>prielof»hip lollm- |4nuUfifty years. Afterremninlngon the active an air ship line on seliedide'time between weeks, and after purchasing some vegeta­ most prosperous seasons in the history of Finidly, a few weeks -agone, shi—wns conilist two more years lie will retire finally New York and Boston, service to begin on ble land, like all his friends, liaVhnd-timc good crops nml prices. I wiled to assume the direct management on full pay. «s tiie first nf May. There are to be stations to investigate the problem of a Southern of tile business, ns well as the editorship Colima, one of the noted volcanoes of every twenty-five miles along the line. distributing point from whence the fibre KILLED A MAMMOTH ALLIGATOR of the pit|>or, but having other business affairs which demanded tier entire atten­ Mexico, is in a state of violent eruption. Floods'on the lower Congo river jn Afri­ could tic procured at a nominal cost and A new erntor has formed and streams of ca have caused the death of thousands of worked up into certain kindsof brushes to Party of New Resident» lluvc an tion. nml being unable to profitably dis­ pose of tin* business, stie decided to sell lava are.running down the mountain side natives. supply the trade of the United States. Exciting Experience the printing outfit amt cease the publica­ • in three directions, distroying everything The location of Sanford and its wonder­ Messrs. R. G. Trask of I'etoskey. Mich.. The new prohibition law of Kansas for­ - in their path. -Earthquake shocks and de­ bids physicians to prescribe liquor. ful facilities for transportation appeal very Geo. Lcmuux of ImliunniNilis, Ttid., Hurry |tion of the paper. The press and oil material not valuable tonations accompany each new outburst strongly to Mr. Lemnux. and while his Ward of .Decatur, lm)„ J. F. Rock of ChatTile great American battleship.IWt, in the jot» printing business have been of the volcano, and seem to increase in plans are not ready to be made public, it tunooga, Tenn., and Mr. Fish of Chicago, which left Hampton Roads Drc. it), 1007. (lis|H>sed of to tiie type founder ami will severity. is certain that Sanford will at a later «late embarked in a launch one tiny this week has made the world-round trip, arriving in he sldpiKitl inn,few ilnys. With the pro­ have a large factory erected for the manu­ to go up the river on u fishing trip. They Congress will he called together in si>e- lliunpioii Roads-on Washington’s Hirthfacture of palmetto fibre brushes, and a nu­ had their trolls nut nnd succeeded in yank­ ceeds of tiie old material. Messrs. Mes­ cinl session March IS. day—-fourteen months ami six days from senger and Baker announce that they A bill is before the Cuban congress pro- |time of departure A rousing reception cleus for the distribution of several other ing out a good string of fish, and wereen- 1will establish' a job printing ntUce in the products of this nature. There is a large gaged in this pleasant pastime when they' viiling that none but native or uuturulizeil wiis accorded the home-comers quantity of palmetto being burned up ev­ run athwart of a monster alligator lazily Plnxeo building. Tlu-y nre young men of citizens of the island slmll bo eligible to | —__ .— ----------------ery day in the clearing of fields ill tiie cel­ amusing himself and enjoying a siestji, 1good ebaracter, industrious nml capable, own property in that country. and will no doubt succeed. Tiie Herald sight of this mighty levintan was list HAVE PURCHASED I O R ÍV ACRES ery delta, the amount in Deck hammock The ............... Tin* new $200.000 Masonic temple at , , , , , besoeaksfor them a generous patronage aluac being so great that Mr. Lemnux wifi ,much fur Mr. Lmmmx.uml he -nrthixuU-iha1— -J— r--------, — ------1 ---- u .^Alluiiia. waa.oiiciiaLLu.Uin.publii; -on Uhl , . , and welcomes litem ns honorable cornprobably devise some means in n few days [i guide face the enemy while he tmlim[ llfth. It is live stories higli, anil is built Party o f Eastern Capitalists buy More to preserve tins wihmI for future use. If (ictitors. bered the heavy artillery which consisted Valuable Lami of brick and stone. * all this timber, which heretofore has been of u «hutgun loaded with buckshot. Tiie - Hie following announcement also ap­ Messrs. E. 1 1 . Johnson and R. 1 1 . Gillespie Three years after the San Francisco dis­ considered worthless, can tie utilized and guide carried out the iustructiojis to the pear* in the last issue of Tin* Chronicle: of Stamford, Conn .who purchased a tract We. the undersigned, purchasers of aster of earthquake and fire a jury in the become of some value, the despised pal­ letter and shutting off I lit* |xiwer allowed j The Chronicle plant, hereby notify the federal circuit court ban decided that the of land fin the west side, on the Monroe metto will spring into prominence at one® the bout to drift to within a few feet of the 1 puhllc that witli this issue The Chron­ insurance companies are liable for the lire mad. last year, have recently added.to and will be hoarded instead of being wast­ gator. The rest of the party were scared icle will siis|ieml publication, for the part of the loss which they Hail iilstin ,(l . their purchase, and were in the city this ed ns it is at the present time. speechless, and Harry Ward hastily set it) | time being, at least. The old material week Inspecting their new nosscssions. __now in tiie office jyill bo.shipped to ____ .against. ' ——------------ — -------bled u note to hts family idling thrm how; the Foundry and a complete new job They have organized -tiie Monroe Lake outfit has been procured uml is now Paul Hcnneberg. leader of the New York Produce Co., and now own over forty acres S A M OHI) HOME MINSTRELS he died. Lemnux, tiowever, witli the courage o f 1 on the roml, uml will tie ilist alied in Twenty-second Regiment Band, is organ­ of fine land, five Acres being in cultivation the Plnxeo building.on Magnolia ave­ izing probably the largest bnrul ever got mid the remainder will lie cleared within Will Give n Good Performance at the bis French ancestors surging through his j nue, alxiut March 1st. All subscrip­ veins (and gradually oozing out his finger. tions not paid up to dote wiil tic col­ together. There nre .to be 203 pieces, the next few weeks. Opera House tips) followed the guide's instructions and ! lected by ns. and uil paid in advance o* follows: Fourteen flutes and piccolo«, Dr. T. J. Biggs and Ernest Brown, who The home , minstrels will givu a per­ will lie refunded. We solicit n share aimed the mountain howitzer ju?t belaud ten oboes, eight bassoons, fifty-three clar­ accompanied Messrs. Gillespie rind John­ formance in the Opera House next Tues­ of your patronage and assure you the foreleg. Shutting both eyes, nml; inets. twenty cornets, four fluegcl hums, son to Sanford this year were so well day night, under the auspices of the Sun' good work at fair prices. eight trumpets, twenty-four French horns, pleased with the jirospects that they im­ ford Band, witli Geo. Adams ns manager. breathing a prayer for his salvation. InWilliam B. Mlsslnclr. *• ~ Jnssr. I- Hakkk. ,twelve baritones, twenty trombones, mediately purchased ten acres on the The sweet . singers will comprise such pulled tiie trigger and the mighty saurian | twelve tubas, four bass strings, three bass Monroe road, nod will have the same well known soloists as C. Edgar Hamil­ sprung convulsively into the oir with his i In accorilunee witli an agreement made timing, five snare drums, two sets of tyin- cleared immediately. The MonroeCu. pro­ ton. Claude Howard. Frank Grayaril and heart cleft in tv^ain. The rest of the crew I witli Mrs. S. M. II. Overman, The Herald were brought to by dashing celery toftic |will fulfill all contracts for legal printing pone and two harps. pose to farm upon a large scale, and the Waller Beatty. The coon *ouga will he to their faces, and the carcass was triweiL rcd-SlnJilm. will iUriVil. -rt-ntlefrd-jtt-grrnd-shnpc- bystirh -rud men ’ 0 shore and afterward brought to the city. requlremcnts'of law governing that part as’ Messrs. Preston, Adams, Hart, Roumll- The gutor measured 1214 feet, and the now 45 years old and bps a membership tliis week to< Hike charge. of tiie business. However, it tiiUBt be These gentlemen have great fnitli in hit. String fellow ami Cnmi Üinrs. J. A. of over 700.000. hide will lie prepared at once nml tiie gen­ uiuierttlood that Tiie. Herald lias nothing Sanford soil, and we gladly welcome them Davis will act ns interlocutor in his usual tlemen propose to have jt made up into to do with the fulfillment of other odverto ouriUldst. They nre t int kind of people «ni-wiyle-.und everyone ’attending satc-iielsTmwiikh-ilicy_wiJti:iurV-lnnk the ii sing .nr snliscripiion rontrm.'ls, otherwise Russian officials appropriated the’money needed to properly develop the great cel­ will lie promised an evening of rare en­ money made from their Sanford celery ■linn may be mutually arranged and paid by tiie American fleet for coul while ery della. joyment. The Sanford boys liffve long furms, recently purchased. agreed upon. at Vladivostok. Tiie land is part of the famous tract enjoyed the reputation of being first-class owned by M. M. Smith, and the stiles were minstrels and next Tuesduy night's per­ A new hearing is to be given Albert T. An effort is to be made to hove the next Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick Patrick, who is serving u life scntrnnHn Tpndc through the well-known real estate formance will be mi exception to the rule. legislature form a new county out of the ut the Sanford Furniture .Company. Mr. DeCottes witli his usual mngnaul- mirliPtmlf of Dade. n*Ncw York prison for the supposed mur- firm of Murrell <k Mlnohew. mou» spirit has consented to aid in the performance nnd will add to theoleo will) ills moving pictures. r «—m -W-y»« «— .*1. i«-Vk1 Give the tioys the glad hand and assist a worthy cutise ut the same time. items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources J I m m Sanford House. Showing Reflection in the Clear Lake Water A Card to the Public » I desire ta inforni my former patrons, ami the public in liciterai, that I have ta­ ken chat tie of lite City Restaurant (in the Hines' blwk). I IflA WperH ence gained by me In Jacksonville the (Kist few months. will enable me to please my customers even better than 1 did when 1 conducted the old Central Cafe. Although I cannot just at iwesent give the business my personal attention, my assistant, Mrs. Hi< ks.will be on liand at all times, and will take great pleasure in giv­ ing the best of service to all who may call at the City Restaurant. —II. E.Wise. - 4 M a 1-1 « If! if '■ V '.! Stone-Gove Block, now Being Repaired. � 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, 1909 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, February 20, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 20, 1909. 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>, February 20, 1909; <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/f3a022254b5ba31f34cda473cd03ff5b.pdf 83409a8d512bcba77dd2f0fb96df8b8e PDF Text Text y-.' February 20, I1 w . j . t h ig r e n A DI vía ion of P u rp o t«. T b s T elep h on s. Professor Alexander Graham Bell ts reported to have explained In a lecture how he came to Invent the telephone aa follows: "My father Invented a symbol by which deaf mutes could converse, and Anally I Invented an apparatus by which the vibrations of speech could be seen, and It turned out to bo n tele­ phone. It occurred to me to make a machine that wdhld enable one to bear Vibrations. 1 went to an aurlst, nml be advised me to tnko the human ear as my model. He supplied me with a dead man's ear, and with this ear 1 experi­ mented, and upon applying the appara­ tus I found that tbo dead man's ear wrote down the vibrations. “I arrived at the conclusion that If 1 could make iron vibrate on n dead man's ear 1 could make nn Instrument more delicate which' would cause those vibrations to be board and understood. f Ì thougbt I f I pinced a delicate piece o f Steel o ver sn clectrlc mnguct I conld g e t a vibratim i, and thus thè telcpbone was -completed. "The telephone arose from m y at­ tempts to teach the d e a f to speak. It arose from m y knowledge.^not o f elec­ tricity, but ns a teacher o f the deaf. U s d I been an electrician 1 would not Bomo years ago the Yankee schooner Bally Ann, under command of Captain Spooner, was beating up the Connecti­ cut river. Mr. Comstock, the mate. waa at bis station forward. According to his notion of things the schooner was getting a '*leetle*' too uenr certain mud flats which lay along the larboard shore. Bo aft be went to the captain and, with his hat cocked on one side, said: ‘ "Cap'n Spooner, you're getting n Icetie too close to them flats. Hadn't you better go nbeout?” The captain glared at him. "Mr. Comstock. Jest yop go for'ard and tend to your psr$ of the skuncr. I’ll tend to mine." .'Mr. Comstock went for'ard In high dudgeon. ‘‘Boys.” he bellowed out, "ace that that er mud hook's all clear for letlln' "Aje, aye, alrl" ------------ —-----^ "Let go,'tbehr* he roared. Down went the anchor, out .rattled the chains, and like a flash the f o lly AiUTcnme Tnfflng “Into the wind nnd then brought up nil stnndlng. Mr. Comstock walked aft and touched hN bat "\yen, cap’n, my part of the skuner. ts to anchor. Everybody’s. miles nearer tbo equator than la Lon* don. MontnaaL-InfleedrliUB1tM «ime degree of latitude ns Venice. Another Illustration of the uuexpected In contrasts Is found tn a compari­ son of St. John's, Newfoundland, with Paris. Pail* has a winter of compara­ tive mlldnesjL-^inie St. -John's Irf a re­ gion of blttercold *ud fogs, with drift­ ing Icebergs nlofig Its coast:.—Yqt_8h John's Is 100 miles nenreT the equator. —New York Tribune. & co m pany General Fire Insurafic o r n e e w ith HOLDEN R I A L E R T A T I CO. Sanford, Accepted. "Quills bas bad a story accepted at it.” remarked a Joumnllst last," Journalist to a colleague. "Surely not," was the rejoinder. “Yes. ne went homo at 2 .o’clock this morning with an awful yarn, andbls wife believed It" F lo r id a S. F. S A L L A S & O O 7* Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing G u tte r and G a lv a n iz e d T a n k s R e p a ir W o r k a S p e c ia lty copy--of a The follow; posted on the wall of a coantry vil­ lago In England: "A lecture on total .abstinent»- will be delivered In—theopen nlr, and a collection will be made at tbo door to defray expenses." Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida RKS have attempted It" Men Should Brush Their Hair Mora. Cocoanuta Make Good Fuel. “ M inn-Is rather a curious business,” said a man w ho o w n » - » sm all wore* house and shed dow n near London’s docks.’ " I deal In coconnut shells, nnd 'la s t yea r I sold more than 50,000 hags fu ll o f them ns fuel. “ I buy thousands o f cocoanut shells from stall keepers all o ver London, from confectioners, from coconnut oil extractors, from m arket sw eeper* and others. I Won’ t tell you the usual/prlce. hut sometimes I get (hem fo r nhtblug. fo r ca rtin g them nwny, In f a r t I sell them at foun>ence a ling, most o f my customers being poor people, w ho mix them,, when broken up, wjth ‘slack coal. But In scores o f hotels nnd large bonnes a quantity Is bought to tie mis oil w ith coals -os fire llg h te rs ^ io r the Immense amount o f .„oil In cocoanut shells makes them take tire at -once. T r y It nnd see. " I havo rivals hi the business in oth cr parts o f London, <nnd some o f the mnkors o f patent Are lighters mix large quantities o f the shells in their com po­ sitions,"—London Nows. " V e r y fe w .men brush their liatr enough," said a dow ntow n barhhr. " F a c t M ost Ills o f the scalp can be traced to that fault. You see It’s this w a y : A man Is generally In a harry when be dresses, nnd he "never takes tim e to brush his hair—sim ply smooths It down, generally only w ith a c o m b nnd as a result dandruff Is allow ed to accumulate and trouble begins. N ow , w ith a wom an l f s different. A woman has to ca refu lly 4>rush her hair at least once a day. I f she didn 't It would be a pretty mesa. It's very length saves her, fo r In brushing It each day she gels out all sorts o f Im parities, dan­ d ru ff nnd the tike, nil o f which Is fo r her ow n good. N ow . that Is the c h ie f talking of As ta n be Had Anywhere. „ figures of I , »• - ‘ ' . , * « • I Office on Park Avenue, between First nnd Commercial Streets. S.-infonl, Floridi The Sanford Building & Loan Association G. Particulars. Cnll on H. F E R N A LD , P res A . P. C O N N E L L Y , Se c'y. & Tress. Odd Contrasts In Clim sts. Tho citizen who eneons at his N e w York Is usually thought o f as town. being directly west from London. It Is, however, despite Its fa r more rigor­ ous climate, 000 miles nearer the equa­ Tho citizen who belittles local en­ tor than is the British capital. The terprises. bleak coast o f Labrador Is directly w est o f London. T h e same line passes Tho citizen who scofTs at home im­ the southern part o f Hudson bay nnd ( provements. I-ake W innipeg. On the other side o f , the continent It touches the southern extrem ity o f A laska nnd continues The citizen who buys his household through the center o f the Isthmus o f ] '""goods by mail. Kam chatka and Siberia nnd Itussln to Homburg. The citizen who pets his job print­ It Is astonishing, too, to reflect on ing done outside. the fact that Montreal, w ith Its w in ­ ters o f extraordinary severity. Is 350 That man’s T IIK T O W N B U S T E R . J>4*-S-^-í-v-•>•>•!*+*S-£* ^ ^ ^ ■{•í- <c-<• &•>*i—!•<• •> <• V ❖ •>•£•+❖ ❖ ❖ •J*-t- _________ _ . •{•+<• -«.* Director« O. H. F E R N A L D W . D. H O L D E N F . F. F O R S T E R T* J . ' ____________________ *__________ J . C. HIGCINS A. T . R O S S E TTE !» H . 'R. S T E V E N S M IL L E R . I t Sanford Pressing Club CLEANS AND PR ESSES Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen s Clothing Our Monthly Rate for Club Only $ 1.25 Giving you twelve pieces n month. We will coll for .o.d deliver clothes once a week. A LL WORK GUARANTEED. M. P. L IF E , Manager. +^-<.+<. + + $ <n- >{•*!" <-•:>-j ...... ....................... lit Gold's Biirber Shop 'Phone GO Pork Aveuue. North IS YOUR PRINTING lf F R A N K UP T# Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store The Latest Fall Styles in Ladit^1. Gent’s and Children :* Shoes Just Received J STANDARD D rin k a B o ttle of Does it do you credit or does it misrepresent you? Think -it -over, -and if-you lips are ‘cherry,* her hands are always 'Illy* hands, her mouth is a 'rosebud,* her complexion la 'Ilka a peach,' and her breath la ‘fragrant as honey­ suckle.' " “You've forgotten one," sold the cynic." “Whata that!" “Her tongue. It Is n scarlet runner." cards, statements, circ'ulrrfs, booklets or anything of.that find it is not us good as you think it ought to be. try us once. If you are needing letter heads, bill heads. envelojKs, kind, let.us hear from you. We will submit samples and prices oh request * * " ’** G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pur* distilled water—they wilt prevent illness. aU digestion and give you health The San ford C o ca C ola Bottling Co., S a n fo r d , Fl»* Latest Style Golden I * OrnJ ut our Bonds and Linens., ..YouH-be wire tn Ilka dun,. K“-'' ' . J y*^ _ ■, . _ - -j t:- • --1 -~j- m tr** ’ r m ¿ ■ ’:j| auj pack to J I 1" 1 1 ‘ . va srreta ta fty M i n i M U lln S t fiT o f f f . r r n » « w * " 3 «*«1 ta il back with French ml3c at lo{>. W»*Je fcntkhnl ifut.Uu ami highly pul Ubol. Jlahofimy 8» lie»lm l. You can tare tot* o f wuncy t>y huying trwa Ik« tsetary t!iat buy* lunjtirrjn blf Ms. * Ms tkam anil pelt* them rlg liw lA c In the Soutawr WkFntlr « «r in g you heavy freight chan.--» »od 1proLu. Oar hi« b n caUWfae «how* u*tr *? . 1 klaiU o f chair« fur parlor, dining ruoiu. fclicya. « ( lawa. More, oUtc*—all alac* and alyJc*—* :* •* " A gala prior«. Krvry chair ftu t»titri,l r*a c«y * B aeatrd or. your rooary hack. You l » l < 1,0 r V ever. H a ll jw»aal lo-day fur Calaluguc ami ^ ChrUtwo* LUt. Mean* dollar* In your I * * * " “ Sanford, Florida wwjvw wwipy y y j Oak PARLOR ROCKER, only If you are fond of especially nice stationery, nsk to see '1 " £Ñié L. W O O D R U F F j STRONG LINE OF CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SIIOLS speech. “ H a vs you ever noticed," said one. "h o w foud people are o f vegetable m et­ aphors when they ora dealin g with a w o m a n ! H e r cheeks are Consistent to the LasL “If I wss to commit’suicide at" sea." said Weary Walker aa he shifted the bay band on h(a left foot, “I’d Jump from th’ bow of th’ boat." “An* why not from. th’. stern T" que­ ried Limpy Lannlgan. "If I Jumped from o f stem.* said W ear» " i »void th* wash!"— . , . Is it as good as your business? H er Tongue, were nt as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms Foe Prepared For Contingencies. “ W o have lots o f curious In st re­ quests' from patients who - are about to have operations perform ed," said n nurse In the women's surgical ward o f one o f tbo N e w York hospitals, "but I thought about tho last w ord had been said on this subject one day Inst week when one o f my patients before going to tbo oitcrnllng room called me to her nnd asked me to w rite tw o postal cardB to her husband bo that she might sign them before the* operation. One was to read, 'M y dear bnsbund, the operation waa at 10 o’cltyk this mnm, THg. n iiiM 'o m gettin g aidifg fine.' Th e other one w as: 'M y dear husband, the operation-w xs T in t r o * c îw lr ^ h lâ -m o ro n 1 lng, end I am sorry to nay I died. From yo u r lovin g w i f e . '" - N e w York Tim es, They A re Offering A n y and A ll Kinds of Florida Real Estate W IL L B U IL D Y O U A HOME - R a ti on Ship«. " A r e rats destructive? W e ll," said n cnptnln o f n merchantman, "1 once know them to get through £5,000 worth o f stuff In five dtiys. "Jnpan does nn Immense trade with China tn cocoons, and the first time 1 . carried such « ca rgo (hey wen* packed In Backs. W hen wo got to H ongkong w e found that the rats had discovered that part o f a cocoon was good to cat, nnd the bill fo r their iVonrd came to £5,000. T b o shipowners w ere sued for that amount; but, the packing lx*lug considered fnulty, tbo cljiln/ was dis­ allowed. It was the first and last co­ coon feast tile rata had, fo r ever since Japan has packed cocoons in zinc lined cases. "E v e r y tim e a^nblp gets back to L iv ­ erpool a rat catcher b Bft to ,*1"- ring out the rati, hut "by tho time wo have loaded up again the rodents jiru every b it as numerous. In some ports w e use ra t guards on tho ropes, nnd the ship Is a lw ays fum igated before taking a cargo o f fru it or ten. But there It no gettin g rid o f them cnll rely."—London Graphic. E S T A B L I S H E D 1869 �I jlrT r e ÍE L V E P A C E S - PART l -PAGES f TO 8 IN S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 28 SANTORD, TLORIDA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1909 NEWS OF THE WORLD items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources h a p p e n in g s d u r in g the w eek der o f W illiam M. Rice several years ago. Patrick will conduct his own ease. Tito grounds upon which the hew trial is grant­ ed’ is that n commutation o f sentence from «lenth to life imprisonment is unconstitu­ tional. Allen Crolius, clerk in ilio Collingwood hotel. New York, mi sa propria ted n packet containing $10,090 worth o f jewels l*clungiug to u guest, amMias lieen urrested therefor. ’ ' • LARGE BRUSH FACTORY Will he The Latest Stunt for The City of Sanford GOOD OPENING TOR ENTERPRISE 111. rind a Brief — Cwonimo, the noted- Ajjnrtir’ Thh'T'Whd VVcII-Krrbwn Manufacturer Now In the Historical Spring Flowing I was captured several years n g tm fte r ft City Looking for a Suita* ’ For Hurried Readers long Indian campaign, died Feb. I7th at hie Location F irst Y e a r SANEORD CELERY MOVING Over Fifty Cars Go Forward This Week CHRONICLE SUSPENDS During Publication After Fitful Career The best celery crop evty grown in of Over Sixteen Years Sanford is moving northward, and from now until tiie end nf tiie season our city streets will be filled with loads o f celery. There w ill be over fifty ears o f celery ANNOUNCEMENT MADE THIS WEEK go forward this week and all o f i t is, 4uinging--th®—Itesi-kif-tw ieest—Th e—eohl weather lias brought out tho celery jn Printing Plant Sold to Messengers. Baker,Who Will Conduct Job Office great s)ui|>e and good prices nre tiouiul to The llcruld Publishes Its Lcgals prevail frota now until tint close of the Son. With its issue o f yesterday. The Chron­ J. E. Face shipiH-d four cars lids week ol icle published its valedictory nm l-w ill $1.75 tier crate f. o. It. Sanford. He Inis cense to he u factor in Celery City Jour­ just closed oun o f tiie inrgest denis ever nalism. made In Sanford celery at one timé,where­ To those who nre acquainted witli the by he will ship tw enty-live cars of-celery newspaper business in Sanford, tiie rea- • that will tiring over $15.000, sous for ibis desertion nre obvious. Mr. Piffle will also ship in addition over Yestorday marked tiie Inst issue o f Tho seventy-five more cars ofcelery before the Chronicle, which lias been a factor in end of the season. He isjublhint over the Orange county journalism for the past pros|M'ets nml is confident the crop will score years, ns is evidenced by the follow­ bring good prices until the close o f the ing announcement: scasonr Notice to the Puhllc Crutchfield fit Woolfolk nre shipping let­ I have sold Tiie Chronicle printing pinnt to Jesse L. Baker ami William tuce nml celery, and rejxirt both crops B. Messenger, which will take effect bringing good prices. They tire quoting March 1st. $2 |ter crate. Sanford, for fppey slock cel­ A ll advertising up to that date is ery in ten inch crates. payable to m e -’'T h e legal advertising wiil lie carried ofit try The Sanford Chase Ik Co. will nvernga over 30 cars Herald. o f celery this week and several o f lettuce. i wish to thank the patrons o f The Both are bringing good prices and pros­ Chronicle for their patronage and suppects nre good until end 'of the season; |Kirl while engaged in the uFwspiijKT Several other growers and shippers lijterbusiness in Sanford Mlfs. S. M. B. O verman . viewed by T fui H e r a l d re i¡risen i a ti v c During-tlur past fourteen months tho elicited the information that celery nml Tmlnngcmcntof Tilt" Chronicle Jins been tetlllfi*'life tu in g in g lh e lies! prices ever known nnd would continue until the close changed time without knowledge, though o f tiie crop. If lids statement proves the owner, Mrs. S. M. 11. Overman, lias The sum appropriated by Congress for Fort Sill, Ocklahomn, He wns buried in The palmetto for centuries lias wftvod defraying the expenses o f postoffiec de­ the Indian cemetery, the funeral being a t­ over the rich lands of Florida. Under their tended by sornc 200 Indians. portment for the next fiscalyenf is $ 2 3 2 ^ rustling fnmdca the red man built his w ig­ 000.000. Miss Emily Virginia Mason, h Northern wam. and in the later years the white man At tiie closing service o f a recent nils* army nurse wiio devoted much o f her lime grubbed them up to clear Ills lands for _ sloanry meeting III Blrnilnghnm, Ain., o f in caring for tlus «Cuwicdomte sick and cultivation. For many years the palmetto the Presbyterian church, over $00,000 was wounded during the great struggle o f the nml towering palm treehni^ lililp cnnnnersixties, died hr Baltimore hist week. ;. ciai value, although in later years ipdte n ‘ rSsed-for missions. A plot to dethrone the Czar o f Russia business baa.been transacted in the fibre The woman suffragists and police force of London clashed one day inst week, and ami place his tmvlc, Grand Duke Vntdlmlr, o f the imlmettn. It was sHlppetl North in twenty-four of the former were arrested on the throne is said to have lieen discov­ large quantities, being used for brushes, ered, and failed of consummation only on and the berries for medicine. Tliepnlmetand landed in jq.II. account o f the death of the Grand Duke. to fibretiwsnid to make the best kind o f H. C. Gray, n noted professional safeTiie Daughters o f the Confederacy are brushes and will withstand hard Usage nod I blower, has been arrested in Atluntn. In bis possession wns n number o f blank asked by their historian-general to abolish the action o f water belter than any other checks on various New York hanks which tiie custom o f awarding annual prizes for material used for brushes. George Ldhinufth, president nml mana­ he intended to fill out and pass on the historical essays, The Inst prize went to ger o f the Indianapolis Brush Ik Broom Co., Miss Christine Boy Son o f Minnesota. confiding public. He admits that tic in for n number of years has depended upon the leader of a gang o f safe-blowers and Tiie ap|ioiiiting powers o f mayors In Cu­ forgers who have been operating through­ ban cities has been abolished ami given the Florida palmetto fibre for the host brushes manufactured ut his large plant, out the Southern states. to the-boards o f nldermrn, and having in mind a trip to Florida this Ryihb collapsing o f the (lour in a public Suffering from n third stroke o f paralyseiison was determined inlnsiiect for him. building in Valencia, fp iy ii. recently, seven sis.-Wlll. W. iinntly u( New Yotklasl week « • if Ibe Iniiiithise traeis o fliu n l that stilT persons were killed and many others in­ walked unaided to a hospital, wrote a note contain tiie palmetto. , jured. staling lies ease, mid then died. Me^ had M .era mt x- wa srrnrrnni tty nrtrn e t ed T o y Vice-Admiral LordThnrles Ucrcsford is possession o i inI0ns fitfullies except that Sanford first, ns this city is advertised to retire Train (he British Ilftvy M orelr24. -efsixw cli.-----------------------„ . more exumsivciy-thm i-ahy.. other rirv ill He has lieen identified with the navy for A company lias been organized to run (lie South, lio lias ticeu ticrc for several irue Sanford will exjierienee one of tfie -rtWerrys bmHt-f*rt>prielof»hip lollm- |4nuUfifty years. A fterrem n in lngon the active an air ship line on seliedide'time between weeks, and after purchasing some vegeta­ most prosperous seasons in the history of Finidly, a few weeks -agone, shi—wns conilist two more years lie will retire finally New York and Boston, service to begin on ble land, like all his friends, liaVhnd-timc good crops nml prices. I wiled to assume the direct management on full pay. «s tiie first nf May. There are to be stations to investigate the problem o f a Southern o f tile business, ns well as the editorship Colima, one of the noted volcanoes of every twenty-five miles along the line. distributing point from whence the fibre KILLED A MAMMOTH ALLIGATOR of the pit|>or, but having other business affairs which demanded tier entire atten­ Mexico, is in a state o f violen t eruption. Floods'on the lower Congo river jn A fr i­ could tic procured at a nominal cost and tion. nml being unable to profitably dis­ A new erntor has formed and streams of ca have caused the death of thousands of worked up into certain kindsof brushes to Party o f New R es id en t» lluvc an pose o f tin* business, stie decided to sell lava are.running down the mountain side natives. supply the trade o f the United States. E xcitin g Experience the printing outfit amt cease the publica­ • in three directions, distroying everything The location of Sanford and its wonder­ Messrs. R. G. Trask of I'etoskey. Mich.. The new prohibition law of Kansas for­ - in their path. -Earthquake shocks and d e­ bids physicians to prescribe liquor. ful facilities for transportation appeal very Geo. Lcmuux of ImliunniNilis, Ttid., Hurry |tion of the paper. The press and oil material not valuable tonations accompany each new outburst strongly to Mr. Lemnux. and while his Ward of .Decatur, lm )„ J. F. Rock of ChatTile great American battleship.IW t, in the jot» printing business have been of the volcano, and seem to increase in plans are not ready to be made public, it tunooga, Tenn., and Mr. Fish of Chicago, which left Hampton Roads Drc. it), 1007. (lis|H>sed of to tiie type founder ami will severity. is certain that Sanford will at a later «late embarked in a launch one tiny this week has made the world-round trip, arriving in he sldpiKitl in n ,fe w ilnys. With the pro­ have a large factory erected for the manu­ to go up the river on u fishing trip. They Congress will he called together in si>e- lliunpioii Roads-on Washington’s Hirthfacture of palmetto fibre brushes, and a nu­ had their trolls nut nnd succeeded in yank­ ceeds o f tiie old material. Messrs. Mes­ cinl session March IS. day—-fourteen months ami six days from cleus for the distribution o f several other ing out a good string o f fish, and wereen- 1senger and Baker announce that they A bill is before the Cuban congress pro- |time of departure A rousing reception products of this nature. There is a large gaged in this pleasant pastime when they' will establish' a job printing ntUce in the viiling that none but native or uuturulizeil wiis accorded the home-comers quantity of palmetto being burned up e v ­ run athwart of a monster alligator lazily Plnxeo building. Tlu-y nre young men of citizens of the island slmll bo eligible to | —__ .— ------------------good ebaracter, industrious nml capable, ery day in the clearing o f fields ill tiie cel­ amusing himself and enjoying a siestji, 1 own property in that country. and will no doubt succeed. Tiie Herald sight of this mighty levintan was list HAVE PURCHASED I O R ÍV ACRES ery delta, the amount in Deck hammock The ................ Tin* new $200.000 Masonic temple at , , , , , besoeaksfor them a generous patronage aluac being so great that Mr. Lemnux wifi ,much fur Mr. Lmmmx.uml he -nrthixuU-iha1— -J— r ---------, — ------ 1 -----u .^Alluiiia. waa.oiiciiaLLu.Uin.publii; -o n U h l , . , and welcomes litem ns honorable cornprobably devise some means in n few days [i guide face the enemy while he tmlim[ P a rty o f Eastern C apitalists buy M ore llfth. It is live stories higli, anil is built to preserve tins wihmI for future use. If bered the heavy artillery which consisted (ictitors. Valuable Lami of brick and stone. * H ie following announcement also ap­ all this timber, which heretofore has been of u «hutgun loaded with buckshot. Tiie Messrs. E. 11 . Johnson and R. 11 . Gillespie pear* in the last issue o f Tin* Chronicle: Three years after the San Francisco dis­ considered worthless, can tie utilized and guide carried out the iustructiojis to the o f Stamford, Conn .who purchased a tract We. the undersigned, purchasers of aster of earthquake and fire a jury in the become of some value, the despised pal­ letter and shutting off I lit* |xiwer allowed j The Chronicle plant, hereby notify the o f land fin the west side, on the Monroe federal circuit court ban decided that the metto will spring into prominence at one® the bout to drift to within a few fe e t of the 1 puhllc that witli this issue The Chron­ mad. last year, have recently added.to insurance companies are liable for the lire and will be hoarded instead o f being wast­ gator. The rest o f the party were scared icle will siis|ieml publication, for the ,(l . their purchase, and were in the city this part of the loss which they Hail iilstin ed ns it is at the present time. speechless, and Harry Ward hastily set it) | tim e being, at least. The old material Jweek Inspecting their new nosscssions. __now in tiie office jy ill bo.shipped to ____ .against. ' —— ------------- — --------bled u note to hts fam ily id lin g thrm h o w ; the Foundry and a complete new job They have organized -tiie Monroe Lake outfit has been procured uml is now Paul Hcnneberg. leader o f the New York Produce Co., and now own over forty acres S A M OHI) HOME MINSTRELS he died. Lemnux, tiowever, witli the courage o f 1 on the roml, uml will tie i list a lied in Twenty-second Regiment Band, is organ­ o f fine land, five Acres being in cultivation the Plnxeo building.on Magnolia ave­ izing probably the largest bnrul ever got mid the remainder will lie cleared within W ill Give n Good P e rfo rm a n c e at the bis French ancestors surging through his j nue, alxiut March 1st. All subscrip­ veins (and gradually oozing out his fin ger. tions not paid up to dote wiil tic col­ together. There nre .to be 203 pieces, the next few weeks. Opera House tips) followed the guide's instructions and ! lected by ns. and uil paid in advance o* follows: Fourteen flutes and piccolo«, Dr. T. J. Biggs and Ernest Brown, who The home , minstrels will givu a per­ will lie refunded. We solicit n share aimed the mountain howitzer ju?t belaud ten oboes, eight bassoons, fifty-three clar­ accompanied Messrs. Gillespie rind John­ formance in the Opera House next Tues­ o f your patronage and assure you the foreleg. Shutting both eyes, n m l; inets. twenty cornets, four fluegcl hums, son to Sanford this year were so well day night, under the auspices of the Sun' good work at fair prices. eight trumpets, twenty-four French horns, pleased with the jirospects that they im ­ ford Band, witli Geo. Adams ns manager. breathing a prayer for his salvation. InW illiam B. M lsslnclr . pulled tiie trigger and the mighty saurian | *• ~ Jnssr. I - H akkk . ,twelve baritones, tw enty trombones, m ediately purchased ten acres on the The sweet . singers will comprise such twelve tubas, four bass strings, three bass Monroe road, nod will have the same well known soloists as C. Edgar Hamil­ sprung convulsively into the oir with his i In accorilunee witli an agreement made timing, five snare drums, two sets of tyin- cleared immediately. The MonroeCu. pro­ ton. Claude Howard. Frank Grayaril and heart cleft in tv^ain. The rest o f the crew I witli Mrs. S. M. II. Overman, The Herald were brought to by dashing celery toftic |will fulfill all contracts for legal printing pone and two harps. pose to farm upon a large scale, and the W aller Beatty. The coon *ouga will he to their faces, and the carcass was triweiL rcd-SlnJilm. w ill iUri Vil. -rt-ntlefrd-jtt-grrnd-shnpc- b ystirh -rud men ’ 0 shore and afterward brought to the city. requlremcnts'of law governing that part as’ Messrs. Preston, Adams, Hart, Roumllnow 45 years old and bps a membership tliis week to< Hike charge. The gutor measured 1214 feet, and the of tiie business. However, it tiiUBt be These gentlemen have great fnitli in hit. String fellow ami Cnmi Üinrs. J. A . of over 700.000. hide will lie prepared at once nml tiie gen­ uiuierttlood that Tiie. Herald lias nothing Sanford soil, and we gladly welcome them Davis will act ns interlocutor in his usual tlemen propose to have jt made up into to do with the fulfillment of other odverto ouriUldst. They nre tint kind o f people «ni-wiyle-.und everyone ’attending satc-iielsTmwiikh-ilicy_wiJti:iurV-lnnk the i i sing .nr snliscripiion rontrm.'ls, otherwise Russian officials appropriated th e ’money needed to properly develop the great cel­ will lie promised an evening of rare en­ money made from their Sanford celery ■linn m ay be mutually arranged and paid by tiie American fleet for coul while ery della. joyment. The Sanford boys liffve long furms, recently purchased. agreed upon. at Vladivostok. Tiie land is part o f the famous tract enjoyed the reputation o f being first-class owned by M. M. Smith, and the stiles were minstrels and next Tuesduy night's per­ A new hearing is to be given Albert T. An effort is to be made to hove the next Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick Patrick, who is serving u life scn trn n H n Tpndc through the well-known real estate formance will be mi exception to the rule. legislature form a new county out of the ut the Sanford Furniture .Company. Mr. DeCottes witli his usual mngnaul- mirliPtmlf of Dade. n*Ncw York prison for the supposed mur- firm o f Murrell <k Mlnohew. mou» spirit has consented to aid in the performance nnd will add to theoleo will) ills moving pictures. r «— m-W -y» « «— .*1 . i « -V k 1 Give the tioys the glad hand and assist I a worthy cutise ut the same time. m m Sanford House. Showing Reflection in the Clear Lake Water A Card to the Public » I desire ta inforni my former patrons, ami the public in liciterai, that I have ta­ ken chat tie of lite City Restaurant (in the Hines' b lw k ). I IflA W perH ence gained by me In Jacksonville the (Kist few months. will enable me to please my customers even better than 1 did when 1 conducted the old Central Cafe. Although I cannot just at iwesent give the business my personal attention, my assistant, Mrs. Hi< ks.will be on liand at all times, and will take great pleasure in g iv ­ ing the best o f service to all who may call at the City Restaurant. — II. E.W ise . - 4M a 1-1« If! if '■ V '.! Stone-Gove Block, now Being Repaired. �THE SANFORO HERALD Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN I 1A entri It AmooA-Yfc. laklnl- Notes, and ralth, lie'll Prent ’Em" . So Says Saunterer. o f the publishers o f the New York World and the Indianapolis News is all rot. A newspaper has no more right to.slander n person or persons than has an individ­ ual. There should be punishment for a newspaper that w illingly and knowingly injures people by the circulation o f un­ truths just as others ore taken before the tribunal o f justice fo e like offenses. There is no danger.of the freedom o f the press being sacrificed in this country and all editorials that act up this cry are .simply. Intended for gallery consumption. class o f disorders -marie th tr ilM ciiien t that the word o f n morphine user was worthless. He in not to be believed ns to his infirmity. In relating a conversation with one who had asked him what help he could get from the Emmanuel idea, the doctor stated that he had asked the inorphinic how long he had_ Refrained from using morphine. The victim Re­ plied, “ About a week." But bis breath, his appearance, and everything about that h|» hod not nlulnlneil When a Man Lives Clear up to His Income i „ one hour. over i Such disciples o f the ^Emmanuel movc4 So far the ministers and temperance |ment ns Dr. Worcester nnd Dr. McComb, people have not descended' upon Talla­ limit their field .o f notion by “requiring He owes it to Ills fam ily jand his business Sgtriti Ctrrttpendmrt la TSt I l traiJ. medical diagnosis of many diseases, and hassee nnd it is probable that there will Known By Name to provide adequate life insurance— The be no singing o f hymns in the corridors of declining to undertake treatment o f cer­ The girli, they fe y ere o curimi* lot. Tor they teem with curloelty; the state houso during the approaching tain kinds o f cases. Th oseto whom tills But e girl U a illinfrreeble girl. unexpected is always happening. But the legislature. movement is mostly directed are those of When ber neme Ti Annie Moilty. ^ indolent habits o f mind and body, those ~ ~t\ • • -Girle, men eey, ere e myiterluui lot, protection must be arranged for before it Comprehemlble Just when too lete: 4 The Lenten season began for this year whose nervous systems are ragged with All the seme, "tie plein cate of g irl.. o f 1009 on February 24. A s h W ednesday the dissipation o f our foolishly highWhen her neme ft plain t. Lver Dme. jg too late, Last Sunday was Outnquageslmn Sun- pitched Am erican life. Both social and Clrle,, preacher» eey, ere a religloui lot, ■ But lor them the ere loo fojy: day, the Sunday before Lent, and the business. They never heard of the unchrlttian girl fifth Sunday before Caster, which falls Hysteria and mental depression, in Whom people call llettle Rodoxy. this year upon A p ril 11. The period of spite o f what objectors say, arc subject Again they call 'em the "iw ect gentle deer," Tig a fact which compel» one to grin. feasting and prayer is as old as the most to the treatment o f mental and moral When he recall* to mlrnl the fighting g irl ancient o f civilizations. To 'trace the conditions. When it comes to morphine Who would cell herielf Kittle Mngln. fasts and festivals b f the world would he habits Dr. Worcester is not mi confident. Some writer* tell u* the fair eex I* weak. Out three are lu ll like the old cynics, to trace the entire history o f religion and “ When n person addicted to morphine They kpow not the mid imiiTe mutch of the girl e itrrngth urength end - * « ' ”7 • ” "• i"“’ ' . , * % human civilization. Where noreligion Now poking a i M in Calile Stenta. comes to rnc," he said, “ I urge him to go .......................lid exists you will find no fasts and few fes­ to a sanitarium where lie can have the And fellow* will tell of the girl* they know, — Who are neither too ihort nor too long. tivals. care he needs nnd the protection from Among which are mentioned the well-informed girl And thry call her their dear Polly Gon. Shrove Tuesday derives its name from himself. It is rarely you can take the Of THE UNITED STATES the ancient practice o f the church o f con­ word o f a person given ta morphine." Theie are but few of the being) In the world Whose tole “ rep’ ' may be known by their name, fessing sins, and being shrived or shrove, On the other hand victim s -of alcohol­ And if every Caw wai a a w like thew, J. S. COLES, Jr.; General Agent, Jacksonville, Florida Twould he eaiy to pralw and to blame. that is obtaining absolution on this 'day. ism are comparatively easy to start right This year, 1900, it falls upon Fcbrunry again on sobriety's path. His distinction MRS. E. P. WELBORNE, Special Agent 4 Good morning I Have you noticed 23. When Shrove Tuesday dawned all between nlcoholics nnd morphine) ns to thoac great piles o f vitrified brieJi along belts were set a ringing, and all aban­ moral conditions was a most interesting doned themselves to various amusements. one.' This new phrase o f applied Chris­ First street T I l k , In England to this day it is called pan­ tianity sensibly avoids dangerous and 4 Waghington'a birthday, wiiich anniver­ cake day. Shakespeare makes his clown misleading generalizations. As a matter o f fact, it Is a mental |>rosary was celebrated last Monday, always in “ A lls W ell That Ends W ell" speak of revives the hatchet and cherry troo-story, something being as “ fit as a pancake for c c s s o f aiding in cures o f a nervous char­ acter nnd tins nothing in reality to do and some writers are so unkind ns to Shrove Tuesdoy." Ash Wednesday, the nctunl beginning with religion. Every intelligent doctor regard the story as apocryphal. But that ” o!3 story about George browing a dollar o f Lent, falls this year upon February knows the value o f inspiring, a hopeful Successors to N. H. GARNER across the Potomnc, and the explanation 24. The date is dependent upon that of mental condition in his patient's minds --th a t lie was able to do so “ because a dol­ Easter which is u movable feast. Easter us an nid to cure. A ll thoughtful physll a r wen P-f si+her-i n - 1h ose" thrjrr t him i r ztiways~fnils~opon~lffc~nrsl Sunday aftcF cions of education and experience know does now," makes me duck every time the first full moon after March 21; but ghe,whole question better than the EmThe supplementary explanation also that should Easter fnll upon March 21, then munuelists themselves. that was not much o f a trick for George the Sunday following will be Easter Sun­ However, it lias this value, tiiat it to do, since lie had just "chucked a sov- day. brings to individuals the nid o f orga nI zed T h e QllttUde of a majority o f people |effort antTntt association o f people whose — crelgnTnTDSB t h e s c r r ^ m n k c ic n e look with ndmiratlon upon the “ metropolitan" toward the season o f Lent is th a t. U hopeful view s o f life aid (lie single per­ conics,as a welcome relief from tho son very m aterially by contact and helppress humorists. • • e strain nnd strife o f every day, life, nnd ful suggestion, in this w ay and through these means the movement may do much 4 A couple of Jacksonville traveling men brings a restful period in which to re­ good. A Complete Line of Cigars and Tobacco • • • were sillin g in the hotel lobby over in a cover bodily hcaitit and mental balance, Its literal observ­ 4 Henry C. Frick as a successor to Sena­I AGENCY FOR PLO W ’S HIGH GRADE C A N D I E S AND neighboring town the other night cussing poise nnd quietude. ance is not entered into very fully tcaJay, tor Knox ns n representative uf the great the powers that be for IrTot promptly re­ R O Y A L SC ARLET B R A N D OF CANNED G O O D S pealing the local option litw, and ail even by those who consider themselves I stale o f Pennsylvania in-the upper house | o f the United States congress would be n “ dry" towns in general came in likewise pretty strict church people. The spirit of fitting contribution to the millionaire's the Lenten season is good nnd makes us for a vigorous scoring. |club o f the country. Mr. Frick, o f course, "W hat can n man do in a town like think more o f our brother man, more would go to tile senate to represent the' ---- _ Come and See Us, or ’Phone 39 thisT" asked one o f these traveling men charitably disposed, nnd more regardful j common p e o p le and not-to look after the “ I'd go crazy if I laid to live in a town of the amenities of our earthly existence. interests of the steel trust, all appearnnces to the contrary notwithstanding. where n man couldn't even gel a drink It has even taken possession o f those — T he S aijkteker. It's a dull place for a man front a city to who do not give adherence to the church, put in a night, for sure. ‘ W hat'sthe mat who take home to themselves the spirit ter witli going over to the public liullf o f self-sacrifice, nnd self-restraint, which *•*♦+4-4-4*4>+4’4.+ÿ<M-+++ÿ+4. There'», u magician over there giving a are helpful to a greater serenity o f ternYou performance. It will be something to do per, o f mind nnd o f body,___ Thus the spirit nnd the ideals of the Lenten season, until bedtime." if not the literal observance, find u more " i ’ll go you on thut proposition." The hotel proprietor and the editor of general acceptance now than ever before the only newspaper in the town joined among men of the world. them and all went to the itcrformnnce. The conjuror asked him if some one 4 1 read in the fashion column of a Celery now being marketed. Selling for good prices/ would loan him a white handkerchief. magazine the other day that a dress re -1 One o f she traveling men blinded up a former wanted to have placed on women big squure piece of white muslin. some sort o f an insignia to determine | The tnagicinn examined the cloth for whether they are attached or unattached COME AND SEE moment, and then remarked dramatically females. Now what do you think of that? I “ Thank heaven, there is one clean It would stop all the fun some tnen get in The kind that Mother siioet in this town." the endeavor to find out the Diet for | used to make? „ . And now the publisher claims thut it themselves. • • • was the hotel bed d o ilies tiiat the Juror referred to. while the hotel keeper 4 The prohibitionists talk wildly about I The Kind That Looks swears thut it was the town’s newspaper the evils of liquor drinking but tills is a that was meant. -* Like Bread, Tastes Like small matter as compared with morphine | • • • Equitable Life Assurance. Society 1 GARNER & ROBERTS S H A Y A N D - G R A IN High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams W H IT E F R O N T G R O C ER Y Kissimmee Celery Lands ant Good, Wholesome Flowing W ells Rich Land Cheap BREAD Î % • • * nnd other addictions. The liquor drunkBread, and is Bread? I find tills In the "Ph ilistin e," a little ard makes such u show o f tilmaulf »I m.» . pam pblot - ed i ted - b y " PYn~AtbCTI ua Hu b- the evils attached to excess llfiuor drink­ bard: ing are thereby apparent to all and ex ­ The Finest Line of Pas­ There is no prophylactic so power­ aggerated most grossly. The morphine ful us the healthy, happy resiliency tries in the City___ and cocaine "h a b itu le" can usulUly hide of Nature. L ife 4s a fight against Ills,'fo lly and inteni|>crancc f^r zjuany disease, and Nature has provided life ahull win if given half a chance. “Î years, just as the sensualist is enabled L ife is natural: disease is abnormal. to do. To Introduce disease into a health) You-aver-renKze-thnt nrortnhnTrTfT |-G«f-Wftgon W ilPStop-Al~f -------- body-tm tferrtirYTfir llisT>ou are" per cent o f those addicted to dry intoxi­ tifyin g tiie individual against disease Your Door Every.Day is the very ucuic o f scicntifu) stupid­ cation aVe doctors and the closely allied + ity. profession o f dentists and druggistsT The t There is nothing resists disease .. reason, o f course. Is easily explained by equal to health—keep It, prize It, the fact tlint these men are enabled more o work for it, pray for it. easily to obtain the drug and also are And when a doctor or anybody else talks to.you about inoculating the often using it in their work. beautiful body o f your child with lx is not n very difficult matter for the dead matter froui a diseased cow, in (Caterers to the Public) alcoholic victim to quit the practice and the interest o f health, tell him to go to— India, where dried grasshoppers reform himself altogether, but the mor Complete Line of Groceries and snake tongues are considered u phlue victim finds it Impossible to break cure for cholera. awuy from tho habit, and few ever make genuine reformation. 4 It makes a big lot o f difference to a man It is one o f the tilings that even the “ hjllb ?LgQ -U Jm uicto him. xuuanual Movement regards as beyond 1Let a man shake one finger at another its skill; thus mental healing at least and there's likeiy ^o.be a fight. But Just wiU not encourage the victim that'he con Contractor and Builder let.him hold up Ym> fingers with a side- be cured by practicing the ideas and wise jerk, and you can gumble thut it methods o f the promoters o f the m ove­ W ill Fumisti Estimates for any Building will be gin fizzes or highballs all around, ment. _ Repairs, Etc. or a couple o f goblets o f suds at the lea st Dr. Worcester in a recent address in S t Queer how people look at things. George’s church. New York city. • which 4 Tate & N J. ' • • The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. Low Prices. • PO P Easy Payments. P ico Block STUMON The Restaurant Man C o rn e r F irs t S tre e t and P a lm e tto A v e n u e F. S U N D E L L G. R. CALHOUN ^ Best Fertilizers * On Earth FIRST CLASS CRATE M A TE R IA LS , Sanford. Fla. • was largely devoted to neirvous diseases, This talk about the freedom o f the and what the Emmanuel idea could, and presp being abridged by the indictments could not do, in the m atter o f curing such 4 onroe J . M. W IL L S O N , J r . , Kissimmee, Fla. Office at A . E. Kill'» Lumber Yard SANFORD, FLORIDA. .TolvPrintinri Quickly and Neatly E x®?ute*La,! U U U 1 n n iin g The Herald Printing Company �February 27, 1909 IN SANFORD CHURCHES PRICE O f ORANGES ADVANCED __. . -_ —— pa. Where Devout of the Celery City Worship Tom orrow . Jas. Lnughlin, Jr., to Chus. B. Robinson, New York Prices Advance Sturdily and deed, $ 1. Grapefruit Is Wanted Chas. B. Robinson to Jas. Laughlin, Jr., deed. $ 1. ^ H iv n MVXHI **0 IU JOHN V. DENTON & GO. (New York Packer] New York, Feb. 22— Price» o f Florida Sallie C. Eccleston to Jas. Laughlin, Jr., oranges,hove been advancing steadily all • --------- u aeu ii«.iii)( a ic u u ii) ail deed. $ 200 . RESUME Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS week until nt theclose they were 2 Sot 40c Mary Harrison to Mary M. Eldredge, qcd., HL'J»' higher »»v higher thnn thnn Im lasti w week. Excellent •—> fruit• U . .... ....... .Southwest Corner Washington and Chambers Streets weather, together much lighter re*■ ----- with' " "tu w s sif^iit t i *C" Moriun W.Doering toC .F. Harm on, wd.; tOf tntrrest to Those Religiously in* relpriThilté Méñ sGöSjf Faeton in ihómaÑ $250. NEW YORK CITY cllned—Subjects of Discourses ket and for once in the seuson money is Carolyn E. Porter toC.F. Harrison, w tl., for the Sabbath. REFERENCES! Aetna National Bonk of New York City, or any Commercial Ageücy being made on,Florida oranges. The sup­ rison, wd., $40. ___ Tk. r*«lor» o i lk* Chunk*« In ih* City ait F.iinr.l, and tp hundreds of Shippers who are shipping to them regular ply is unequal to tl»e demand, which -has Raqamxt la bring of k »J iKair AnnuaacanMnli and L flile M. Dctheust to Jackson & Gridin, f l Kri C Churth MMf l»i*rch Nawa la ikla ufBca not laid thaa ThurxJ*, become extrem ely active during.the last deed. $ 00 . iftffasoon. few weeks and is getting stronger nil the First Methodist Cagles Mold Meeting Rev.A.E IIoua*t>oldcr.pa«tor;churcli, mriu-r Park time. Tho fruit is cleaning up closely •venue and m h »treei: parsonage, cornet Mag­ On Monday night the new A erie of the from day to day. Receivers say thnt the nolia avenue and Seventh sire««; phone 25?. -------------nlng service at U; It; evenlm 5 ?nd»r™ OTln<Vfvi«!"nt ryVnlng tervlrr. superiority in .quality o f Florida offerings Order o f Eagles held a preliminary m eet­ i.wv. u , . » . '» ■rhnnl.'O.-gS a. n i j j Uniir iuit.arEp"h tinier. Supt. wtl> Le«u *. 3™b6 Sunday cvln* over n great portion o f the California slock ing ut the city hall. F. Viering o f Gaines­ P IT T S B U R G , P A . lag. accounts for popularity o f the form er ville. the organizer o f the Aerie, after ex ­ Jtefc-CUMe Jackson, of. North. -Georgia IDestrtnfieTIFics bTTuncjrfruit are-selling plaining the-nhn nnd history oMhronlCT^ * ■ SalcsAgenTsTindDIstVlbutors _____ - ______ BRANCHES BRANCHES Conference, will preach .morning nnd eve- tliis wt*ek $.1i>r3.7S, with good lirights expressed I ii b surprise at the great success SAN FO RD C E L E R Y ONION ning. Subject: JdVooll^.Protection Asso- and russets doing $2.50iu 3. Fancy 120s he had ia bringing together so many mem­ Chicago New York ¿¡at¡on. ore in good demand nt S l o t 4.50, .with bers in this city in n few days. The roll Room 10, Pico Block. ’Phone 2G9 Cincinnati League business meeting. Monday eve- some extra fancy well known brands ex- of charter members being nlready one Washington hundred. SANFORD, FLA . ning at 7:30. Jacksonville ceeding these prices. Sanford All are Invited. The installation o f the Aerie w ill take Reports from Florida indicate that the place on March lGth, nnd It is expected crop is chinning up very rapidly. Ship­ The P e o p le 's C o n g r e g a tio n «! thnt for this occasion there will be n num­ ' Rev. R. I. Kirkland, pattssr .Sunday morning ments will gradually grow lighter and in •ervicr. 11; evening service. 7;“ ; prayer meeting two weeks at lenst, the season will prnctL ber of Eagles from neighboring cities in attendance. -» Wednesday. 7:00 p. m. : Saldutlh school, 10 a, m J. C, Ensmlnger, Superintendent. cnliy he closed. Florida growers are get­ The following committees have been ap­ Rev. R. Lee Kirkland, D.D., the new pas­ ting more orders for fruit than they can pointed to lake enre of the management tor. will preach Sunday morning at II fill. Every section o f the country wants on installation day: o’clock. Subject: The Loveliness of the oranges froip.”this-StnftPnnd is willing to Hall—J. I). Davison. W. H. Hand, G. W. Savior. pay for thent. In some places growers are Adams, H. H. Hill. A t 7 :3 0 1>. m. lie will deliver his lecture getting ns high ns $1.40 f. o. b. nnd wires .Entertainment—J. M. Hand, H. P. Dri­ on what he b o w mid heard in the S a il from here o f this price this week have fa il­ ver. to select the other members. Francisco earthquake. Heretofore this ed to land the fruit. The season is clos­ Reception— W. D. Holden, J. D. Davison, lecture has been given at an admission ing in much better shape thnn anyone J. If. Overman, C. T. Snead. D. H. Adams, of 25 nnd 50 cents. Tills time the lecture anticipated. Some receivers here wish George A. De Cottes. Ü will be given free to the public. they had bought at least iflO cars more This organization starling with such Song service w ill begin at 7:15, sharp. when they could have secured them tit n a vim right from the go. will he a great Sunday school a t 9:45. fair price. They would have been able t o , tiling for Sanford, since it is assured from clean upunder present circumstances $300 the beginning to he a strong and healthy Catholic a car easily. The fruit is excellent now, society, bidding fair to grow and (irospcr. Rtv. H. Fos, rector: services evrry second and + + + *+ + + fourth Sunday; early mass, 7 a. in.; mmi jpiJ scr- better than it has been any time tills sea­ The charter w ill btrlOBCil Dtt the night mon.10 a. ro.7Sunday schoot,- 0 ü. ni.'; vespers, 5 son. It alwnys gels better after January. o f March IGth, and anyone wishingto join _ p .m ._________________ _____ Nearly nil o f it is thoroug|djrj|pc_aiul_lu- Ja * u charter m em ber nt thercduccd tnstnlFirst Sunday in L e n t: _________ Mass, 7 a. in. Sunday school, 0 n. m. edible qualities are fine. Fancy Indian lation fee, can do so by calling on the sec­ Mass and Bermon, 10 a. tn. W ay o f the Rivers have sold $ 3«»4.50, according to retary of the Aerie, S. Runge, nt the Cross, sermon itntl benediction, 7:30 p. m. size. Most of the fruit isniitiiitig to small Coca-Cola Bottling Co.’s office. sizes nnd litis is what the trade wants. Potato Barrels Fancy grapefruit is scarce, hut in good _______ ________D ra t Bnptlat____________*___ : -S A N F O R D ^FLO R ID A -----3 5c F70. B. Iïërê: ¡ K-*v. j. W Iloyd piittor; Sunday morning serv­ demand. It is no trouble nt all to get ice. It; evening service. 7:Q0: Snhhnth school. SI: 15 Huntington Mills & Cooperage Co.. a m.; Dr J.T. Denton, Supt.; Il, Y. I* U. Sunday S3i<t*| for fine fruit, with some extra Huntington, Fin. at 3 p m „ II. E. Tolar. Prcat.; prnyrr mi'eting ev ­ fancy exceeding these quotations. Fine 25-tf ery Wednesday, 7;U0 p. m. russets arc in request at $2.75m 3.50, TO P P R IC E S FOR Y O U R ' with bright nnd ordinary quiet at $2.50 T h e S u p r e m e of E x c e l ­ Holy Cross EpUcopnl Kev B, P. Brown, rector; A. D. Key, senior war m 2 .75. The lurger |x>rllott of the arrivals drn; Sunday morning service. ||; evening srrviiv, le n c e is show only ordinary quality. Tlitjre are 7:30; SuMiulli school. 0:45n m ; Il K. Whilner. when shipped to HEWITT. Supt ; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening, If you tire not tloing only a few Tangerines arriving and most business with this House, write tu them at once. of them are too poor to exceed $2 m 3. Presbyterian Prime fruit would tiring more. Fancy Kev, J. P. McKlnnton, pastor; morning service. II, evening service, 7:00; Salihatli mIiooI, 11:30 a Kings itre selling $4 m 4.50 a strap. Rusm ; Henni Mcüuilin, Supt.; prayer meeting Wed­ setts and ¡xior stock are quiet at irregular nesday. 7:00 p. ni. Next Sunday. Rcv,.J, F. McKinnon. Die prices. Kumquuts are neglected nt nomi­ F R U IT AND PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N M ER CHANTS pastor, will preach morning and evening. nal price«. S S Finit and Produce m CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK ase m Co. -u . v ■m m W|’ t SHIPPERS OF Florida Fruits nn^Vegetables ! General Insurance Agents -tHri t~ *o , ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES “Simplicity” All are cordially invited services. to attend I lie Papers riled for Record D. W. Smith unti wife to Jackson & Grif­ fin. deed, $225. An Essay on th e E d ito r Ivey F. Bellows inni honhund to Thomas | A little boy in town was given* the stunt by his father ttwwritc an essay tin M. Henkel, deed, $700. John P. Parry to Aaron Horton, sat. mtg 'Editors, and here is the result;—--------- __ "I don’t know how ncwspajiers come-to L. P. Daniel to W. J. Dahiel, wtl.. $800. be in the world. I don’t think God docs Joseph Leinhurdt to S. E. Newell, sal for he huint got nothing to say about them and editors in the Bible. I think the editor mtg.. $700. M. Ella Miller nnd husband to Emina is fine o f the missing links you rend of. and stayed in the bushes until after the Bartlett and husband, sat. mtg.. $300. Geo. T.Bartlett and wife 10M.P. Latighflood; and then cam e out nnd wrote the 1 lilt, deed, $125. thing up, and has been here ever since. I Catherine D. Stiirbuck to Geo. I. Russell, don’t think he ever dies. I never saw a dead one and never heurd o f one getting sat. mtg., $500. Jos. E. Clark,-aditi., to I W. Williams, licked. Our paper is n mighty good one; deed. $ 100. hut the editor goes without underclothes E. F. Sperry und w ife to C. W. Hendry nil the winter and don’t wear any socks and paw ain’t paid his subscription since and wife, wd., $ 1. Geo. F. Fernuld Hardware Co. vs. C. J. the paper started. I nst paw if thut was why the editor hnd to suck the juse out Close et al, lien, $020.12. ’ ’ A . S.Siins to Rose E. Samuel, wd.. $350. of snowbatlsMn winter nnd go to bed when City of Orlando to J. M. Quinshury, lis lie hail n shirt wnsht in summer; Anti In Character In Manner In Style 10 E. References: This Paper nnd %y St., Baltimore, Md. Thousands o f Pleased Shippers in Florida 1 ■W CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Plans, Specifications and Estimates Furnished on Applications I f Repair Work Promptly Done 1r ! ! * severity are to be found in ‘ ! 113 First Street in Best Line of Cigars and To ­ baccos in the City N e w s p a p e rs , M a g a z in e s and P e r io d ic a ls .ili ; ^ 1-I i V l U U n n t y r If in Tan, Wine, A ll the Latest Styles in Ladies' and Children's Hats Gun Metal, Kid and Patent Leather, at $3.50 and $4.00 D. L. Thrasher MRS. . CIGAR STORE you want Oxfords, call find see the line t • ■ v a greater abundance or excellence. r ■ J -.'ijJ S 4t no other Shoe — Opp. Postofflce Patrician r C ITY Bunk of W inter Garden to Win. Knipp, • editor gets drunk Its n cubc o f too much booze and if he dies Its the jim-jams.”— Ex. sat. mtg., $300. n J. A . Pedriek and w ife toS. A. Johnson, N um litf T h eir N ew P o sses sio n s mtg., $ 1,000 . 0. E. Walker, who recently purchased a Geo. W. Tideman to A.W . Acree.sut.mtg. ten acre lot on the corner of Beardall and J. C Futch am| wife Hi Hrttlt tllldL w d. $1 ~ G«neve trvenurB.'Wlllcnll It “ Ttipekn Place.“ W. 1» Story et al to R.P.Reaves. wd., $173. Thb 'ionie is very appropriate, ntMr.WnlkW. H. Wofford nnd w ife to Ge Myers, wd., er lives In Topeka, Kansas. Topeka is the $ 100. ''t^yaTTnume for potato, and Mr. Wnlker Jos. A. Knox to L. S. and P. H. Bryant, »as a fine crop o f potatoes on the place. bt. $9,000. . Doc. Castle w ill name his place •‘Castle City of Orlando to O.W.Lenke, lis pendens Garden.” This does not signify that it is Herman Hoffman to Nettle G. Rollins,wd. • landing place for immigrants, although $5.* would probably like to locate a good Plat o f Edge water Terrace. German fmnlly'un the place some time' In the future. W. C. Burgess and w ife to Susie W. llur- Oarndon & CO. SNEAD & VENABLE ____This » « -P r o v e n T r u e intcrnr w*-pnw“took inB OGlTntO tbc wood »lied B. Drew to W. J. Thig|ien, sat. mtg..$75. and lickl me awful hard. If the editor W. J . Tliig|>en to R. E. Herndon, wtl..$250 makes a mistake folks say he ought to tie IN Smith & Davis to Thus. J. Biggs, agm ’t, hung; but if a doctor makes any mistakes he buries litem and people dnssant sny Smith & Davis to Ernest J. Brown. nothing because doctors can read and writelatin. When the editor mnkes a tnis- agm’t,$150. Emma Banlieu and husband toC.Stnrk. tnke there is a lawsuit, anti sweuriug nnd ojlig foay; h(H j f n Hrw-tnr mil hi** one theJC-j mtg.. $350. ___________ _________________ _ funeral, cut flowers and perfek silence. A. W. Gilchrist, guv. to.B. A. Galloway, Boot and Shoe Models the —A doctor can use a wortl n yard long with- com. as notary public. ____ Mary A. Morrison and Jiusbatul to Mike [excellence has reached its — hi m nr anybody else knowlng-what it means; but if (he editor uses one he bus Kutuudu. wd., $500. to spell it. If (fie doctor goes to see unCurl Tundquist to Johanna J. Nordstrom, supreme height. Chastity of other mail’s w lfo he charges for the visit; wd, $ 1. hut if an editor goes he gets u charge *of A. W. Gilchrist, gov., to U. F.Whittier, Jr., design, Richness without buckshot. When the doctor gelk drunk it com. as notary public. Victoria Hawkins to W 111. Hawkins, sat. Showiness, Plainness without is a case o f being overcome by the bent « and if he dies it is from hart trouble, when mtg., $500. $3oo; HEW ITT C H A S . _T. C L A R K N E X T DOOR TO PEOPLE’S BANK. �'“' I rcbrnary 27.1909 SANFORD HERALD A WEEKLY PAPER IS THE BEST HELD PRELIMINARY TRIAL F u ll Line W e pity sincerely the reporter o f the dailv newspaper. Many o f those engaged C. E. Webb Is Bound Over to Criminal Published Every Saturday Mvrhlni at Sanford »Ft a In collating-news for the columns 'o f the Court. R. J. Holly, Mannilnj Editor diurnal press are bright and clever fellows, The preliminary hearing o f E. E. Webb, deserving o f a better fate. ' Th eyareoften charged with arson, was held last Satur­ Subscription Prie«, 91.00 a Tear In Advance at their wits' end to fabricate the neces­ day before Judge Strlngfellow, end In his Entered at second-class mall matter August 22nd. sary mental pabulum to fill' up the rapa­ opinion there was not sufficient evidence ISOS, at the i’uitnfflce at Sanford. Florida, cious maw o f the dally which has an to hold Webb on the charge. But Prose­ under Act of March 3rd. 1879. Insatiate greed for copy. These lively cuting A ttorn ey Warlow thought differDurham Ad verlUlni Com pa ny. Jacksonville, Rep- young men are making the history o f n day. . , . ent and bound the defendant over to the rasentati!re. It Is..supplanted tomorrow by another c ^ n n i court which meets ou March 8. Office Flret Floor In the BUhop Block. Flrat Street volume. Each scribe writes over thirty The bond was fixed at <3,000. This Telephone No. MB. or forty acres o f copy hurriedly for he trial will be watched with much Interest ------------------------------------------- . ■ must forge ahead like a steam engine “ to on account o f the prominence given the E xit T he Chronicle. M a k e Y o u r S e le c t io n F r o m F u ll P a tte rn Pieces fill up the paper." He has no lim e to nfTnir. T he H e r a l d , ns usual, w ill not ex­ take pains with his manuscript and can­ press any opinion on the case until It The “ lung felt w o n t' Inin been more not Inject a bit o f Inspiration into the comes to hand as court news. than filled. lines which seems to he racing for their Im pressed W ith Sanford life. And when that magical and wel It looks ns If Jacksonville Intends Stephen Slater, a gentleman o f political com e_"30"— copy all in — Is sounded the wresting fromSnnford the distinction successful reporter sits around nervously nnd business prominence In his home o f being known ns "tho Kalamazoo o f to see what bad breaks m ay be self-appar­ locality near Detroit, Michigan, with his the South."— Palatka Tlmes-Herald. ~ J u it te lf them" GiFt "you- sa wTia. hfid ent nnd watch-for the M tM m cd contem­ estimable w ife_a n d charming daughter, poraries, in mortal dread and fear o f a Miss Carrie Sinter, visited this cHy~Utff they will know the " w re s t" "scoop," the bugbear o f the newspaper present week. Mr. Slater, like all who man’s life. With (bo well ordered weekly Investigate Sanford, was greatly Impress­ L e a f by tlie roses fall. newspaper lik eT iicH erald there 1s ample ed with the advantages offered by the Drop by drop the spring runs dry time for euphemism to soften the nsperi- Celery City, nnd will quite probably nrOno by one, beyond recall, lies, to prune out the disgusting crim en 14 m age to spend his winters here in future. Do the roses bloom and d ie.......... and sensational news that Is the body It Is possible, too. that lie may become In­ and soul o f the news that is brought by terested in some o f the profitable indus­ FIRST IN pCACC-riRST IN WAR .WUc.ur plate-syndicate Jwpscs and must tries o f tho place or adjacent country, as •Georgia, Washington,-the Father o f his go into the dnlfy papers that are sent then he is a shrewd observer ot profitable oper­ country, brilliant soldier, statesman of 306-308 FIRST STREET, SANFORD, Into the houses for fam ily reading. A t ations nnd has the means to do about as ability, on honored Southern gentleman, nnd lover o f his fellow-man, whose nnme the expense o f being thought prudish. T he he pleases. Thoes who met the visitors and fame w ill be ever held In greatest H erald has religiously excluded accounts were happily predisposed in their favor and Just Like Mothers nnd Buff Rock. $i lor 15. Aniiltm t r love and reverence by the American t r o ­ of criminal assaults and scandals and does Will lie glad to have them come again, S -8 ' Tate &. Monroe are baking breltd like Arinl, Sanford. either ns winter guests or as permant re­ not permit a line to appear in these pic, was bom February 22, 1732, and mother used to make It, not the kind that Young lady wishes position in office« last Monday was the anniversary o f his columns that is not pure nnd wholesome. sidents. s full o f air and tasteless, but tlie good, store during vacation nimulis. Aiidrtu While the daily newspaper Is u neces­ birth. Tho history o f his life and work 27-2-p Sanford Directory wholesome bread that delights tho palate, "J. L. care or Herald office. for tho people is known to nil who have sary evil its history o f the hour would not Sanford.is growing so rapidly that even and really worth your money. This new F or S ale .— Sound, gentle horse, with even a slight acquaintance with history. be complete if it embraced not the police tho eyes o f tho directory makers are bakery is making a bid for public patron­ good buggy and harness. Price reasonscourt, the divorce court nnd other avenues Ills was n life o f high ideals and clean, turned this wny, nnd J. F. Moore is in the age, and their fine line pf baked goods 1b able. Horae can be driven, or worked on o f crime. honest, purity o f copduct. city this week compiling tlie data for a increasing tlie unde every tiny. The w in­ farm. P . 0. llox 8. Lake Mary, Fla. 26-1 The weekly newspaper Is the thing. It The successful termination o f the R ev­ city directory to be published by Polk <k dow o f tliolr place In tho Clark building F ok S a '-E, W pQp—Pine, ur <u M ,y w ^load; blocks or otherwise. W. It. JUluk olutionary War, n struggle o f unexampled contains a careful resume o f the week. Co. Mr. Moore is meeting with great suc­ filled with nil the fine bread, pies and cake A ltamonte Springs, Farida. . privation and heroism, found this mighty The roses are shorn o f their thorns and cess nnd expects to finish up the work in is enough to stampede the hungry ones. only the flowers remain to exhale their nation of ours finally welded, into the — Jf you w ant a fim -xlass i*p c w rit«-»tn fe w weeks. Beside the-nam es o f the They nlso carry u full line o f groceries III -a moderate rice, call at Tln^Hfnild office great commonwealth o f the American prcfuincs like incense on tiic Sabbath Inhabitants, places of business nnd other connection With theirbakcry. Their V a g - nnd inspect the Ulickcnsderfrr. Tlie best Republic o f the United__ States— the day.'“ matter. ilm rc_w ilL be l en pages o f de- <m will call at your door—eve ry - morning, OHd-moSt CQlnPPCl IllUchijn-on lln'mufkfi Tim HERAUTTius bcen ’Yffinosophlcnl, (t freest'and most splendid o f all the Re­ scriptlve matter pertaining to Sanford, nnd delivery is mude to every part o f the W anted— Party to contract to furnish publics of. the earth, und let us hope will ms looked upon the humorous side o f a f­ nniT the new Sanford directory promises engine wood on rack, for S. k F. railway. city. Remember the name o f T a te & live to solve rightly all o f humanity’s fairs nnd tried to extract all the rational to be a most valuable edition. A P. CUNfUUY. Monroe when you want the beat_________ problems— jiartleuInrly that o f pence uni­ enjoyment there is in this life. The som­ T h e corps o f “ nam e-takers" w ill arrive S hade T rees — Those wanting shade trees bre reverse side o i the coin that passes v e r s a lly ." Visit from a Connecticut Editor o f tiny kind, such as palmetto, magnolia, next week to complete the work begun by current has found no reflection here. Let The work o f statesmanship, nqw freed ’ The Herald acknowledges a pleasant oak and maple, should see A F VVestrrMr. Moore. Residents will please afford from the hnrrnssing duties o f carrying on the disgruntled malcontents, the pessimists every courtesy and'give all necessary In­ visit on Tuesday o f R. H. Gillespie o f dlck. Trees guaranteed to grow Hot 203. Sanford. a great war, was directed into a greater and the too good-to-bc-truc sycophants formation to make tlie Sanford Directory Stanford, Conn. Mr. Gillespie is o f the F or S ale — Lettuce plants R II Menchannel o f making a nation worthy o f prate on such if they will for we'll none firm o f Gillespie Bros., one o f the largest ns complete as possible. head , on Celery avenue. the ideas and theories of government of it. L ife is loo short for eternal night printing bouses in Connecticut and nlso B ig Sale o r Dry G oods C e l e r y P l a n ts — If»,Out) very fine (rick that determined its republican form, and ns we journey through this vnlc o f tears, publishers o f the Stanford Daily A d v o ­ lied plants for sale cheap J mi I) Jixu«, Bobo & . Fortson will throw open the lie that is not blind should look for the to make It forever possible to have the cate. In Mr. Gillespie, Sanford has a G im er o f French avenue and Third street. blessings of the victory for freedom, nnd beauty o f the flowers and not for the slimy doors o f their new store, in the Stone- staunch friend nnd> his many friends in W anted— Everyone to know tlmt the tho rights to enjoy the fruits o f jrocefu l worm that stings the blossom and crawls Grove blotk, next Wednesday. In addition this city hope to huve him here again Blickensdrrfrr typewriter is the best un to their regular stock thoylm vc purchnsed over Us beautiful leaves . anil stamen industry.________________ . ' next winter. the market. See them at Hie Herald of-' The leaves of the rose are beautiful. We a large stock o f goods at n bankrupt Sale ficc. 1IIC PASSING o r THE RAZORBACK Clearing Up New Land prefer to admire its rainbow tints instead and will offer the stock o f clothing, under­ For S ale —Good property, now bringing wear, Indies’ underwear and jackets, J. E. Pace, the well known grower and tw elve |K*r cent interest on investment. With the advent o f the homeseeker and o f the trail o f the nauseous insect. the fencing in of nil the lands near San­ — N 11 G\sm i . Snafonl. T he H erald is a fam ily paper and no ladies', gents' and children's shoes, rain­ shipper, has great faith in the future of ford where the animals were wont to room word w ill ever knowingly be permitted in coats nnd hats, hosiery nnd notions, at the vegetable crop and is now engaged T omato P lants — For sale lex! plants at will, the most picturesque and (lie these columns that rnuy not be read with prices Itint will make them move. This in clearing 100 acres of land preparatory ready for field. Phone 2JN C W How. 27-2tp most worthless— the rnzorlmck hog— is propriety in any company. This is our stock is the finest and largest ever brought for next fall's crop. Tills' w ill bring up man. fast receding from the landscape. With platform. By unswerving fealty to iis to the city, nnd the people o f Sanford arc the total o f land In cultivation on Mr. W anted .—A n expem-med all-round the coming of the new era of vegetable tenents we have succeeded in giving T he invited to attend the sale nnd have their Pace’s place to J60 acres. A t the pre­ iarmcr, acquainted with Sanford condi­ Remember the date, vailing prices this much land would mean tions. Must huve refer**rices. Sternly juK raising the days of this freebooter who H erald a national reputation and in make- wants supplied. 2 7 -2 I p ------------ -X,-Q-rtk<re Herald,----iVednrsdnyrMnrclrS: -form erly -ravaged-Um* -Htdda-is nl-nn-endr <100,000 In farm v a lu e ir Quite a snug L ost— Five dollurs reward fur oar Jer­ The fence law is no l>onc of contention in territory In this grand symposium of sov­ little fortune can bo renlized in Sanford sey milk cow with dark sides.gray mi C olored K n igh ts Have u Big Tim e lands. tills section, for every owner of a tract of ereign sister states, back; with short crumpled horns project­ A ll day Wednesday the colored Uniform land fences it at once and at the present it is the no plus ultra o f journalism. ing over face. Has black tips, with so Fine C elery On N ew Land earm arks. Return to or notify J A. * < rate there will soon be but little wild land And paramount to all other aims nnd Rank Knights of Pythias enjoyed a great T- J. Hawkins has demonstrated . h it StnltH A t'the FleinffilfTil's pine in West le ft for the razorback to roam. objects T he H erald has labored zealously butalllon meeting. Delegates came from ability ns a celery grower by setting at Sanford and get reward Exit the travesty on pork, and enter for the upbuilding o f Sanford. Our devo­ Jacksonville, Orlando, Kissimmee, Palatka naught the traditions o f .new land bejjig _. F oK. S a u ;— T wo acres improved l*nd.___ the fine, well-fed hogs, penned., up and tion to her cause has never flagged. That St. Augustine and other points, besides no good for celery. He is now shipping cottage, packing house, t * o ¡lowing wUX well fed, with a long line of ancestors which aided her people was our common several prominent officials o f the order. from new land on Celery avenue sam e of tiled in good condition, Itunher and tivds. nnd a glimpse o f hums nnd bacon to enuso. The people have made T he H erald A ll bended by ajbra&a band from Jncksoneverything complete fur farming. Will the finest celery ever seen in this sectimf. make the mouth the epicure moisten thc great and Influential paper that it is I ville- paraded the streets. Tlie uniformed sell with or without crop, tin 4th strret, Mr. Hawkins kindly remembered The west side. — W. R. Robbins, Sanford. Fla. in anticipation. today. We shall stay with the people men made a very creditable display. In Herald office with a crate In wblqh two F or R ent— L ight room house. S20 |er Tho passing o f the razorback incans enrnestly and wisely, ns every man the afternoon there was speaking at the dozen stalks filled the crate. That is go­ month. Enquire GM Magnolia Ave. that in the future the Sanford farmers shuuld stick to tlie bridge that has car­ lodge room, nnd the festivities were closed ing some. with a grand ball in the eveniug will raise a good breed o f real hogs. No ried him across in safety. more will the controversy arise as to the Sold Sanford Avenue Tract Wedding Dinner owner of an ofTendlng hog, for the iuttcr J. E, L a lng sold len acres o f Int].| ifi |8 SAMfDBUjAS A .H L S O IIL ___ — Lnst-fitindny- MntntFM ror-Joe-Saucrr, dnynntm flt will lx; of the domestic vorleOne o f the visitors to Sanford last week who were married at Kissimmee last week, week to S. G. Spuro o f Michigan. This ty and will be so thoroughly domesticated made the remark that.he found Sanford gave a wedding dinner to a select number land is high hammock land und the new that be will have no mind to roam, lie to be much better us a winter resort than o f friends and the immediate relatives of owner Intends'to Improve it ut once. will be a well-behaved bog thut w ill eat any other pince in Florida nnd lie hud tlie groom. It was a most enjoyable ocCatholic Church Mission out o f your band, und after u year’s stay tried them all. He found the clim ate o f I ciisiun und the table was replete with tlie A Mission, beginning on ibe 7th nipi in the [ten will either find bis w ay to the the coast resorts too rigorous fora delicate I choicest vlnnds— tho usual wedding cake ending on the 14 th of March, w ill be given butcher’s block or pose at the county fair constitution and here in Sanford the tem­ |vieing with imported "good things" from in the Catholic church, by the Rev. Father as n good example of the art of hog­ perature had proved a revelation to him. raising. The new hog will not be able to In fact dozens o f visitors to Sanford this Europe. " Many sincere congratulations Brisbiftr S. J. Father Brisbin is a noted were g iv e n the young bride and g drink out Ilf u.-bollIf! nr'lnhr.'frlitw noralL sen sen have made ltnr aitino il tie r Horn * * r . h ii-s c rm o n i are uplifting and" and a most happy afternoon spent by nil helpful, nnd all nre welcome to them. fence, or Jump over a five-foot enclosure Many o f those wly> settle here for an In­ aud w ake a man losu hi* Christianity and vestment In vegetable Id ^ id s lin v e found ” Mr. D ickens Leaves Sanford - Important to lavutors cease to love his neighbor us himself. the salubrious .climate a very valuable osW. M. Dickens-teaves Snnfoni this week Tracts o f land o f 1^2, 3, 3.10, 40. 70 T he razorback w ill not be missed-.—HI* sat. - ----------- ------------------------------- :— much to the regret of his m any friends. acres, at prices <30f>7$5OO, <050, < 8 0 0 day Is waning and his stay on earth wus Every year finds the number o f tourists Mr. Dickens lias resided In Sanford for the fraught with great vicissitudes and little increased and with tho good hotel accom­ pust twenty yea rs, urn years o f which and <1,200, at Altam onte Springs, Or­ provisions, lie was here when the his­ modations, the fishing and hunting our were spent In the grocery business. On ange county. Florida— the most desirable tory of the country was young in making city is probing a great attraction. Give account o f 111 health he is obliged to resign residence or winter home location in Or­ iii‘iPect!on 8 and like the early settler he was forced tlie strangers the glad hand upon their from active management o f the Sanford ange county. Pure water, high rolling Beautiful Line of New land o f best quality, interspersed with to id o l fur a living. arrival and make them feel at home. Grocery Co., although he is still Interested Innumerable clear water lakes; one o f W e are now living In u more luxurious Ere long our city will be filled with the in tlie concern as a stockholder. the most healthy locations tn South Flor age und tlie razorback is not one o f us. homes o f tourists who desire to spend Ida. A pply to N. H. Focc, First Baptist Church W e desire a larger strip of fat nnd a several months here nnd the hotels w ill ON 2 3 -tf Aitm gnte Springs. Tomorrow morning the pastor, tlie Rev. smaller strip o f lean, and the razorback has be filled with the transients who wish to J. W. Boyd will discourse on the subject, .been.w eighed in the balance and found visit the points o f interest and take ad­ wanting. vantage o f a few Weeks llshjng nnd hunt- “ Some Things the Church Wants tlie Pas­ to r to Know.“ In t h e 6'Venlug UijTsubJect — He performed his pan faithfully w hile fin d ; w ill be, "T lie Young Man; His Character here and for ids good deeds we Bound his Sanford is tlie mecca for all classes and praise, although sdid praise will not make the tourists are among the best who visit In L ife ." A ll are cordially invited. Latest .New .Yprk Creations All Local Advertisement« Under This a very loud noise.' ' r the state. Automobile Une In Operation Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue It is back to the woods for him und he The Orlando and Sanford automobile gallops from the field as Ids successor A l l a re C o r d ia lly Invited have You a Telephone? bus lias again resumed tlie regular dally F or S a i x — Boiler, pump, and Engine, 0 waddles In. I f not, have ono placed at once for safe­ run, and arrives at the Sanford House at n o»® . In good condition, and will be sold to A tte n d 2 8 if ty and convenience, Telephone your order 8:43, leaving foFOriando at 2 p. m. Tlie cheap* —SanTord Machine & Foundry Works. . The Herald is on sale At T. J. Miller & to W, A. Parr, Supt.. or to business office fare is $1 for one way, or <1.30 for round Commercial Street, Tukash Son’s store, and the City cigar store. T horoughbred E ggs tor H atch in g — White at Fem ald’s Hardware Co., Oak ave. 28-4 trip ." SPRING SUITINGS JUST RECEIVED lenr D - A. CA LD W E LL & ' SONS R O Y A L -T A IL O R IN G FLORIDA Grand MRS. M.L.. ALLEN W ill open for your M I L L I N ERY Wednesday, Mch.3 Wyaudots, White Leghorns, Buff Leghorns, Near Depot �S I. I»* — ■- . J . » ì xkl»» ■ February 27. 1909 THE SANFORD tlCftALO IN AND ABOUT THE C ITY Little Happenings— Mention of Matters In Brief. E. T. Woodruff spent la n d «.* ';;' Wednesday in Or tiuy i l e ^ y G a y Flour o f W. W. Long Tlie bqsf pn earth. Do away with dust while swccping'cArpets by buying Wizzard Carpet Cleaner of "Ttttorn ey Geo. A. De Cottes visited rela­ W. W. Long. tives in Jacksonville over Sunday. Dr. I. H. Hunter, a prominent physician Wnde. the tuner, Orlando. PERSONAL ITEMS OP INTEREST More peyr houses nnd more rentable rooms Is still the cry. * of Oviedo, was in the city on Wednesday. W. H. Brtknw, o f the Citizens Life In­ Long-Distance Telephone Booth nt Fer surance Co. was in the city Wednesday. nnld's Hardware Store, Oak nvc. 28-4 Now Is tlie itiine to buy your Yub-irnSee M/ M.‘ Sritilh.1 Fresh Mackeral at H. U. Hill’» grocery. ^summary o rilie TfOBimr Small Talk gated land. If you wont to sell or buy city lots, city Don’t forget tho Home Minstrels at tlie property, celery farms, see N. H. Gnrner. opern house, next Tuesday night. Plenty Miss Mary Guernsey o f Orlnndo spent o f fun. Monday in the city, the guest o f Mrs. B, Women’s exchange, nt the Art Store. W. Herndon. ' Everybody Join. — K a ys &. KnvnuM. See H. 11. Hill for Celery City Blend Succinctly Airpngcd for Hur­ ried Herald Readers. They . , Now coll u» Lucky Sanford P"* .............. - For want o f storage room, I w ill close Attorney Andrew Johnson spent sevcrnl out buggies nnd harness at cost, for thirty days o f this week in Orlando on legal days. Now is time to buy. nnd save matter»; ; „„ney. — S anford Carriage W orks. Weather reports daily tit Fernald’s Hard­ S. 0. Chase has recently purchased n ware Store, Oak avenue. 28-4 new Bulck car. _ * „ 8£2lJlnc Qfjunves.cvar- b m ig h t-to the TJiSlI—T h retrra n rT t^ Ilir Tomatoes, city. Prices the lowest. — A. E. H ill 25c; two cons 2-lb. Tomatos, 15c. This f t . S. Shields a prominent rontraetor of offer Is for a limited time only. W. W. Phitndclpliiu.spcm Monday with Attorney Long. 28 -4 1 Andew Johnson. M isillattibel Hycr of.O rla n d o is the The Royal Tailors brand o f clothing guest of Mrs. R. J. Holly, this week. les at I). A. , e d i. . n .. f I menus jH-rfection. See sample! The famous Fox River Butter for sabs ^ )|dwel| & .. «t W. W. Long's Grocery: See l llflM .g inghams going -at ten cents Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Grnynm were in today nt Yow ell’ s. Sale lasts for three Jacksonville and Orlando the first o f the days only. week. "Lucky Snnford" m\w greets the eye up­ Wnde mnkes frequent trips to Snnford. on tlie A . C. L. to Palhtkn. nnd wiUvsoon Write him at Orlando. W. Gwynne Fox spent Thursday in Or­ cover the entire state. lando, in the interest o f Crutchfield & Woolfolk. Go to H. H. Hill for everything grocery line. / Planting time is here. M. M. Smith will sett you land on easy terms. $18 Art Squares fur $15, size 9x12. A. Hefilcld Co. Frank Grayam tins leased the Orlando Electric Theater, nnd w lli keep it open for the tourist seas o n . ______________________ in the Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents. M. M. Smith has LOOO acres o f celery land. Sold on easy terms. Miss Grace Padgett o f Jacksonville is here for a visit, and is the guest o f Mrs A-4V4<v&s€tteri ~ =^ ~ ■ ------If you luiye rooms for rent, put your name in the rooming house directory, nt the Art Store. —-i Dr. J. N. Miller nnd wife, W aller Olives in bulk nnd in nil size Isittles. Chas. Evans. Fresh fish every day—Guaranteed to lx* Tlie Princess steel rungc, the leader fresli— also oysters. . — S. C. K ichakiw, Lcltier Block. among ranges, six holes and wanning closet, nnd reservoir, asbestos lined, only George A. De Cottes, the new proprietor $38, at Sanford Furniture Co. of tlie Pastime theatre. Inis made sonic Now is the time to buy your four-inch improvements, whereby additional seating sewer pijic for mains. Big stock on hand. room is had. B E G IN S T O D A Y And will be continued Monday nnd Tuesday , >.. N. P.. Y O W E L L & C O - See lire English Cabs, tlie Intest tilings Monday in tlie city, the guest o f Mr. mid at The Sanford Furniture Co. o iit go-carts, at The Sanford Furniture Co. Mrs. W. H. Williams. Rev. Forf bus been Garner fit Roberts open their Sanford holding revival meetings in Orlando for uvf/iue grocery today» Hcndquurlers for Iron A go tools. A n y­ Everything in ■cveral weeks. thing you want in hand plow's, fertilizer groceries, bay and grain, distributors, etc-, Harry J, Wilson,______ Romeo Coffee, 3 {loiinds for one dollar Comeren City is «he n am sof a new town recently founded in the celery delta, near ~ Swell line of quartered oak diefToniers Sanford. Quite a number o f buildings at Sanford Furniture Company. have already been erected on tlie town The woman’s exchange, recently opened sit«*-—"Orlando Sentinel. ~ for business tn Crippen’s music store, I s « Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers, busy scene these days. Besides linstock or funcy work,- nam plng. h m d -p iirilH t mangoes and sour pickles In bulk. china and souvenirs, they are headquar­ C has . E v a n s . ters for baked goods nnd take orders for Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick the same. Their ten room lias become at the Sanford Furniture Company. very popular, tea being served every af­ C. B- Perry has accepted the general ternoon. , agency of David G. Ryer’sSons. wholesale Dried Salt Shoulders at 12 H cents found produce commission merchants of New at H. H. H ill’s grocery. York. Mr. Perry will travel the entire state, nnd being o f a most ufTnble disposi­ Popularity of Menlnger's Store tion will undoubtedly make good. Mr. and Mrp. C. F. Collier, accompanied Chas. E vans. New line men’s pants $1.25 to $5, ot New line men’s pants $1.25 to $5, at Mettlnger*». Mettlnger*». ■ Clark’s Cutaway Harrows hong's Preserves in glasses. Finest on market. Cuas. Evans. Sanford's main business street is to be­ and building op-rations limn in any city Iron beds from $2.50 up. G el them quick lltlL arrived. S old m ’ s canned goods o i the Snnford FuniUure Cdtnfwlhy. eatsups ond preserves, at Garner fit Rugs, from 75 cents up. E. A. Heffleld Roberts. Furniture Store. Drop in und*Inspect the Princess Bteel $1B Art Squares for $15, size 9x12. E. t»nges._ A real range nt a moderate price. A . Heffleld Co. Sanford Furniture Company. Attention, Ladies! A new ond up-toHigh grade Cigars and Tobacco. Smok date millinery store w ill be opened up ing and chewing. Most complete line in here soon. — M rs. M. L. A llen . ------ --------------------W e a re A g e n t s f o r Greensboro, N. C. come a tiling o f beauty as a roadway. in-the United States. "Our own co/Tce," 25 cents a pound, for Best line o f mattings ever brought to Sixiy feet in width between curbs, and -Sanford.— See;Uugi m t tlie SunfunJ Fumi*- pared with-vUrifled-bridi— that's thcincua- sale by Garner &, Roberts._________________ lurc Company. ure__ Orlundo Sentinel. Electa Brand Tea nnd Spices. Chas, £ vans . English Cabs, all the rage in go-carts, Rev. Allen Fort o f Dublin, Gn.. s|»eni city. ONLY ii For all up-to-date tuilur-mndc suit, sec 1). A. Caldwell fi. Sons. Mrs. J. E.Gelston of Columbia, S. C., nnd dent of Sanford, and for a number o f years ■pending several days In the city. Mr. Rutherford is connected with the Citizens' Miss Annie A rey o f Salisbury. N. C., left was teller of the First National Brink.' life Insurance Co. o f Louisville.-----for their homes yesterday, after u pleasant Chase &. Satilmrn's tea ahd coffee, the hesl there is. Garner fit. Roberts. If you want n first-class tailor-made visit to Miss Blanche Diggers. Commencing January 1st. 1909, George suit fur $12.98, call ut D. A .C a ld w e ll &. Joe Dawson, the genial representative Sous. W. Venable, contractor nnd, builder, will o f Burger fit Dnumgard of New York, called George Adnms lias relum ed from Jack­ employ only union lnlior. and work eight u |hui the local liardwarc dealers totlay. sonville, ami will manage the Home Min­ hours a day. Mr. Dawson says tltat Sanford is t ic busi­ strels ltj the performance, Tuesday night. Garner &. Roberts sell high-grade Cigars est and best city that he makes in his We can't get olong'without George. travels, nnd there is inure improvements and tobacco. Try them. J W. Yingling left Ttiursduy forLatrobe, Penn., his old home. Mr. Yingling lias been residing at Paola for tlie past year, and having been greatly b en efited in health by Florida’s salubrious climate, re­ turns to tlie Keystone state a firm believer in the health o f our balmy air. DAYS We sell tlie best lime and cement that money can buy. — A. E. H ill . cll'a Tuesday. Our low price o f ten cehls moving. *J__ |one-uoutid prints fur 35 calls.---------------on fine gmglinms Is bound*to make them Some people seem to thint F'oridu is II. C. Tuxbury. cashier o f the Waldorfgo. slow. Let them try Garner fit Roberts Astoria Hotel, New York, is in tlie city this week. Mr. Tuxbury is n former resi­ Horace Rutherford o f I,ouisvillt\ is witli an order. Phone 39. High-grade oleomargi-rine. 25 and 30 cents a pound. Garner & Roberta. THREE Magnificent exhibit o f plumbing goods nnd electric light nnd gas fixtures, nt Fernnld'e Hardware Store, Oak ave. 28-4 - Joe Saucer lias rented the corner room in the DeMontc block at the corner o f First street and Sanford avenue nnd will estab­ lish a jxxri mom in the rear, while the front Ginghams going at 10 cents jkt yard p m will he use»! as.a barber shop. —A. E. Hill. Dean S|>encer of Orlando was a visitor for three days only, commencing today. Big Three Days' Sale o f Ginghams at N. P. YowoH's. Commences today, lusts three to the city Thursday, It begins to look Get them while tlie Sale lasts, days. like Dean has fallen ill love with Sanford. Yowell fit Co. See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano Remember the Gingham Sale at YowGarner fit Roberts have good butler in Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Johnson. Mr. mid Mrs. P. H. Gillespie, Dy. T. J. Biggs nnd "-Ernest Brown lc/t l o t their home in Stare ford, Conn.,on Wednesday after spending M vein I weeks in- Sanford looking after their large properly interests. 12J4c and 15c Ginghams Going at 10c T. P. Robinson, the well-known photog­ rapher o f Orlando, was in tlie city Thurs­ E. day, taking views o f tlie celery fields. compiling n d t y directory for Sanford. -----------------------------------------C inw rC vATre:— GINGHAM S ALE D. mM* Miss I nu,g e ,l*‘ Wild o f Newton * L were ■» **>e city tliis week. • N. P. Yow ell fit Co. will put on n great Gingham Sale today. I2!4c and 15c goods to go nt 10 cents |>er yard. H. N. O’NenPn._prumuient__citizen, o f —H ave you seen tlie Princess steel ran get Jacksonville nnd former proprietor o f tlie Harry Wilson has n new toy for the Six holes, warming closet and reservoir, Arugon Hotel is in the city this week. children in the shape o f an nirship. They asbestos lined, only $38. Sanford Furni­ Before you buy n rnnge, examine the trc-pcqving a great playtiling and are be* tu re Ca-------------------------------------------• f , Princess steel range, at the Sanford Fur* Ing sold rapidly at the small sum o f 25 N. H. Garner lias purchased anew Bulck* ilture Co. The best steel range on the cents. car, and enn hnndlcJiis large real estate mnrkerrnnd ionty<38. ' TliinKT>nn —— A little money now nnd a little now and business to better advantage. The Cook Aiitoniohile Co. unloaded anthen is the wny to buy celery land. See N. 11. Garner will rent your property for ilher ear of Quick uulus thi ^Smilhfur iinrticulara.--------— ------ -you. ------------------------------------ ---------unge county is still tin* banner county for Tons ntul tons o f vitrified brick now line $10.50 value sanitary fell mattress go­ automobiles. First street on cither side, preparatory to ing at $8 for the next thirty days. San­ Mattings of all kinds and patterns. from piving that main thoroughfare. ford Furniture Company. 20 cents per yard to 50 cents, nt E. A. Watch for opening o f the A rt Store, first Mr. and Mrs- L. Harris and family of Hollield's Furniture Store. week in February. Osteen have moved to Sanford, and will D. A. Caldwell lias returned from n trip J. F, Moore, representing the R. L. Polk reside in W. R. Gardner’s house on Second to New York and other prints in tlie East. Co., is in the city this week, engaged in street. He also visited friends and relatives in iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick ot tlie Sanford Furniture Company. N. P. Y owell & Co by Miss Beutrlce Walker, all o f Frankfort, Miehtgnir. »pent nxnnple o f rlays ln San­ ford tills week, visiting with Mr. u n j Mrs, F. B. Hancock and fam ily on Luurel a ve­ nue. Mr. Collier is a prominent contractor and builder in his home town. Drain and Irrigation Material. We make s|>ecial carload prices on mixed sizes o f sewer pipe, 4 inch, 8 inch and larger sizes. Also second quality ijpea at reduced rates. See us before uying. Geo. 11. F ernald H ardware Co. Planet Jr and Iron Age Horse and Hand Tools , The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co SANFORD, FLORIDA W holesale Cost Mammoth Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies’ Un-.i ; derwear, Jackets, Shoes and Hats to be sold at Whole- j Sale Cost _____ j ■ i This Large Stbck of an Entire Store in Georgia will be Sold ut Our New Store in th e . Stone-Gore .Build­ ing, beginning Wednesday, March 3rd We have some RARE BARGAI N S To offer to tlie people of Sanford ut Prices that will - Make the Stock-Move----Remember that this Sale will take place before we open the New Line of Dry Goods, Shoes and Notions at the Snnie Place BOBO & 304 FIRST STREET FORTSON SANFORD, FLA . �THE SANEORD HERALD M ISSIO N S IN SUNDAY SCHOOL THOM MACARONI A "Birthday Offering" at the Sanford Methodist School Prom The Herald * Special Correspondent Hy Wireless Telephone ------ ---- —And,-Now, All Be flood p (Editorial in Methodist Christian Advocate) W e were happy to be present last Sun­ Buck Sweeny o f Mudsock appeared on day at the Sunday school exercises o f the our streets yesterday. Call again. Buck. Methodist Sunday school o f Sanford. It A cold" w ave struck Amos Puterbaugh’s wns their regular monthly Missionary household last week when his w ife sued Sunday. So remarkable was the spirit of him for divorce because Arpos bought his those present and the large contribution made as to Impel us to speak o f it edito­ hired girl a new gloss eye. The whole sum collected was Aunt Jane Stucky has had a 'n ew wire rially. clothesline put up between her kitchen and fifty dollars nnd nine cents ($ 5 0 .0 0 ). woodshed. She used it for the first time This Is the largest offering which has come under our observation, made by yesterday and seemed much pleased. any Sunday school In-Floridn for Missions Tw o Joints o f stovepipe are much needed on any given Sunday. In the colored church, and the congrega­ W e are sure mnny are asking: "H ow tion w ill be naked by. Rev. Deuteronomy did they do lit " That is whnt we will Jones next Sunday to chip In when the hat tell you. It was their day for making a is passed around. It’s time something wns Birthday offering. Each pupil wns re­ done, ns the religious stamina o f a congre­ quested to make an'offering o f one cent gation Is'much weakened by a smoking for each year o f his age. The officers stove and pipe. nnd teachers were requested to give one The accomplished daughter o f Mosc pieoe. With thorough advertising Stuckey, who huff Jusrgmdtlflted from the and enthusiasm developed by n study of Southport veterinary college. Is home and the subject o f missions these financial will open an office in Bill Stoner’s livery results were accomplished. This Birth­ stable. Yesterday she treated Bill’s sorrel day offering we understand is to be made mnre for congested verm ifuge appendix tmiranlty, nnd it Is to be n feature in that and removod two bunions from Preacher Sunday school. McSwatt’s w lfe V fc e t. W e do riot conimoiuL"Bargain Counter'* Jane Gallup is down with illness o f the uutUtotkwuf doing cliurch work, - bo*»- we liver. Liver illness runs In thc^Gallup See nothing In the "UftOnBiy A iitiivcrfamily. sury" hut what we can heartily endorse. Sam Gillispie has commenced keeping Each year certainly represents to us all company with Aleck Penbody’s hired girl. blessings manifold. W e dccin it meet that some small token o f appreciation S un 's n regular flirt. ought to be given to our gracious H eav­ A new zinc bathtub is to be put In Seth Hopkins' boarding house early next sum­ enly Father for his goodness to us. And mer, when warm wenther sets In, w e sup­ how more acceptably can wo g iv e io God than by giving His best gift, a knowledge pose. o f Jesus, our Lord, to those who know Desdcmona Smoot received her new store Him notf Let us teach our little ones to teeth yesterday, and will recite a poem show their love b y their gifts nnd sac­ tomorrow night ut a meeting o f the Collo­ rifice. , quial Dames. W e ore sure that an extract from the Sister Eph Bunker tried her new bnthSecretary's book w ill be interesting, so| tub last Sunday. She weighs 230 pounds, w e give the report below by classes: -a n d when she got in the tub -most o f the Present On Roll Collection HI SHIU water got out and ran tlirough the floor 13 ...11 4.03 on to the kitchen stove into a kettle of Cheerful Workers . H • 13.00 I .. 0 ---- 8 *— soup:— It wesquitedeughableibut-it »teerly- Willing W T -ft--Youthful Renper*3 U t.sa ^BpottediheTOUTi Uri(hl Jewels a 12 Hit! Our Little People..,. ..28 . 40 0 13 Col. Bill Horkcnspitz occupied Jason u * H 4Snodgrass' pew Inst Sunday, and seemed Tolu].............................108 ..TÖ8 147 Sr.0.00 I much concerned over Preacher Bunker's We invite you to study litis rejiort. | discourse. When the preacher spokcof the Each class is named tints stimulating the rich man and Lazarus, Bill got tip twict clnss spirit. What is of reul interest is and hpllcred, "them 's m y sentiments, by reiiorted (w ho enres whether it be cloudy gosh," and everybody felt sure that he'd go forward to the mourners' bench, but or fair, or the number of ilie song sung, Dill calmed down, and the first thing they or how long the superintendent talked). knew ho wns fast asleep and snoring to With no intention o f muking an invidi­ heat the band, and didn't wake up till the ous comparison, for'w e believe it would doxology wns sting. Some think there'sn be hard to decide w hldi class did th« ( best, we call attention to the report o f cussed blind tigof in this vicinity. the first and the last classes, the "AU — H ayhube . Brights" and "Our Little .People." The "A ll Brights" arc u class of youths and ADVERTISING AGENTS INVITED young men. Notice that they had one more present than they have regularly P ress G ath erin g M ay Endorse Protect enrolled, and that they guve more than T o r C entral Jackson ville O ffice That class o f young Invitations reached Percy" P. V yle of any other clnss. men is being trained in habits o f liberal­ the Jacksonville Advertising Agen cy and ity nnd of regularity jn church attendance. il. Burhaus o f the Uurhons Advertising Notice now the report of the lust clnss, ___ A g ency yesterday from the executive "OurLTUle People."Twenty-nine sweet committee meeting of tiic Florida Press Association held in Tarnpa on the even­ little babies gave practically 31 'A cents ing o f February 17, says the Sunday apiece, o f course including the teacher's Tiines-Uulou, to attend tho coming con­ dollar. This is more on one Sunday than vention o f the Press Association nt S t the average iidult church member gives in n whole year for Foreign Missions. Augustine, M ardi .TO and 31. The question o f rates for advertising in Verily, " A little child shall lend them." cities creates much confusion and leads Let us thank God and take courage bc— t o serious loss o f possible business to the aausc uf.w hat this S u m layV h ool Is do­ papers themselves. The question o f es­ ing to hasten the Kingdom, and let us all tablishing uniformly graduated rates nt go und do likewise. an absolutely fixed price to nil-comers hns been agitated by Mr. V yle since Inst Novem ber ut which time circulars were mailed to all the State papers requesting that tho matter be taken into serious con­ sideration by, tlie business managers. • Stule Press Association Secretary Cql. T. J. Appleyard. endorsed the movement and promised to |mt it on the program — fur mnsiilcrntiim o f the exerm ivi ipittce with the result now seen. Muny of the out-of-town papers have „a lrea d y endorsed «lia flm- rnte-^Dhé “ rale to all-comers, and cstnmissioners only to recognized advertising agencies. Among them being the Sanford Herald, DeLand News. Key. West Citizen. Tallahassee True-Democrnt. such action being in keeping with Has regulations of ull news­ papers In more important centers. If You Want to Buy òr Soll List o f Unclaim ed L e tte rs Remaining in the Sanford Postoffice at dose of week ending Feb. 2 3 .1 9 0 9 : Ladle» Crei »1er, MU» Anna S KInani, Mr» W l‘ B Ih:nuli. Mil* Ucaale Lewis. Mi»» Evelyn Dodrr. Mr» Yitella Luck, Mr» Minnie Flukcr». Mr» Florence Luna. Mr» Le id y Lonner. M l»» Henrietta Budge, Mr* /.inawn Jnekton, Mr» Elite McNeill. Mr» li tt le May Johnson. Mr» A M McKIlchine, Mit» Mary f Ida Sraulrr, Mu» Atbrrtu Mu Baaaia V ,,-Wdy n. M r» Ahrr----l onion, Mi»» Emma Gentllmen CITY PROPERTY OR TRUCK LANDS ' Come and. See Us BOARDING CELERY. SANFORD, FLA. It Makes No DifleJence What You Want or Where You Want -jt I e W E HAVE IT and on Terms that are Right H O W A R D -P A C K A R D L A N D r t COMPANY • i A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements THE COM PRESSED AIR SPRAYER LUCAS PAINT Used In Uncle Sam ’s Paint Shop During the fwsl year tile U. S. N avy has consumed 091,000 pounds of Lucas W h ite I'ulnt nnd 278,700 pounds o f LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to produce more tlinn 100.000 gallons of paint, equivalent to 50 carloads o f 200,000 gallons each, nnd which would make u train more than one-half mile long. In addition to this Uncle Snm hns usl-tl during the past year more than 25.000 gallons o f LUCAS VAHNiSHhS.-ENAMKLS « ml oilier products. Uncle Sam's preference is not a matter of favor, but of Q U A LITY and RESULTS. In Uncle Sam's service, ns in everybody elite's, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have an unbroken record for satisfactory results. D ast by T a i l fo r C r o w tr a . All who have used ih l» »pray continuously nre free from Mlllht amt insects. WELL DRIVING W e have the largest and best ctjnipped plant for driving wells in this section *if tin* country and are prepared to iill a ll orders promptly. Our m achin ery is up-to-date and our workmen nre skilled in the work. Those contemplating putting in wells would serve their hesl inter­ ests hy consulting us and learning prices before making contracts. « I Growing ^Strawberries, Celery | Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, C auliflow ers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays I Sell the Land— Your Brains, Money, nnd Muscles Makes the Crop and the Profit U[Uht.idr.KaUn ------Matpnr, Mr Sim Brooker, Mr Sllai Maiwell, Mr II K Brooks, Mr Henry . MtTherson, Mr S Buttle, Mr Albert Mu»eley, MrC W Clair, Mr Griffin C R Naswortby. Mr C W Crulnrd. Mr Be pert ‘ Beeden. Mr Le« Crocker, N W •INitrrtl-Mr J W Evan» Mr David / Ray. Mr Perry Eddieson, Mr H Jr Reíd. Reil. Mr J R Font. Frank H ¿jpe«eer,Clarence (SJIm) t o trier, Mr G W Tailor. Mr j lime» Gordon, Capl Don E Thoms». J A —------—MrJohn Miriam. Mr II Cain Upshur. Mr Levin Hall. Mr Ike Weetì. Mr Edward F iitMKUL Mr M I____ Yv allace, Mr Borner [Tfünler, Mr A l * William.. Mr W B June», J Augustin Wilton, MrC Sanford has been seriously threatened Persoli» claiming the «h ove will please with on Inundation o f typographical artists sny “ A dvertised." and give date o f This tills week, und The Herald rooms at night *‘ 8tCh as . F, H ask in s , P. M.. have much resembled an apartment house, these unfortunate, hut good-heart­ A rriva l and D epartu re o f Mulls ed disciples o f ncwspaperdom, always Effective November Fifteenth. Arrive From finding u ready helping hand ut these North........ 7 00 a. m . 2 03 p. ra.. 3 40 p m quarters. ..................... 7 0 0 ». tn. . 2 3 3 p. m W lille our rooms nre not fully equlpjied | o ‘ESiPif b ,,lncl*...........8 Ob •• m . 3 40 p. in! with all the modern Inconveniences—hot Trilby branch. ..... 7 00 a m l in ^ „, T a v m n w . _ ! f 02 p! ra and cold batik» and other incidentals, etc." Laave For — still these typographical tourist» are al­ ways glad to "ca rry the ban ner" In these S f c g A s v o c i a c S::SSSi: S: uorters. W e have already lodged six te tS a C f e iS f -| 3 t s Trilby branch .......... I 4 3 pi mV. | oo & S] lids week, and w e hereby give due notice B n « Nri? .ln' S,iCa..............®40 * « . t 25 p. m. ursni* train» dally except Sunday; other» dally. to future applicants that our rooms are iPre“ p00c1' tec*Wed bum Tampa at now all occupied and standing room la at ¡ l . AB^ £• Hajsuo, Poaunajlar. a premium. H» C. KUnuii, A n ( Pwumasier. IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D FARM S— UN CLEAR ED Flowing Wells on All Celery Delta nnd oilier Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser. J- N. WHITNER LANDS - Prices and descriptions upon request J) 0 m , First National Bank Building • �\ February 27, J i )EATH OF T n r SANFORD HERALb THE W ORLD. Wh*n W s t ir Disappears and A ir G eli T « Thin to Breaths. The age o f the earth Is placed Ly lome nt COO,000,000 years, by others 10O.COO.OOO years, ami still others o( liter time place it nt 10,000,000 yean Noue place It lo w e r than 10,000.000, k n ow in g whnt processes h are been gone through. Other planets go through the snuic process. T h e reason that other planet« differ so much from the earth is that they are In so much ea rlier or Intel itflge« o f existence. T h o earth must become old. Xewtou surmised, although' In* could giro no reason fo r It, that the earth would lose oil Us w a ter and become perfectly, dry. Since then It lins been found that Newton wus correct. As the earth keeps cooling It w ill be­ come porous, and great ca vities w ill be formed In the Interior, which will -tak* lu the water.— lt-J s-o stlu iu ted that this process Is now hr progress, so far tb a tlh e w a te r dim inishes nt the rata o f the thickness o f a sheet ot paper pitch year. A t this rate In 0,000,000 yenrs the water w ill hnro sunk n -m lle. and In 15,000,000 the w a ter w ill have dlsnp jfcnred from the fa ce o f the globe. The nitrogen nnd oxygen In the at tnospherc ore also dliolntsldm e-nlt-the time. It Is In nn Inappreciable degree, but the lim e w ill com e*w b en the utr ’"wIll'Tie ho th in ''illn t no FrcnTiire ivn know cop Id breathe it and live. The time will come when the w orld cannot support life. T h a t w ill be the period of old age, and then w ill com e death.— Itlchnrd A. 1‘ roctor. 8 o B a d a t Th atl A yotirig medical student who wm f ejilllng upon n girt volunteered to sing wnd help entertain the company which arrived unexpectedly. A t the' end o f his second soto be turned to the young lady and rem arked: *’ l am thinking of taking vocal lessons. Do you know o f a good teacher?" <( " Yofl> Indeed,” wna the rpilck reply, "1 know the very one fo r you. H ere ia his nddreBB,” and she scribbled the name on a card. giv in g It to the stu­ d en t REMNANT ROOM! 4 9 6 W a sh in g to n S tre e t BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Monday, Feb. 15th O p e n in g of O u r N e w Spring Line of Worsted Dress Goods N ext day he called up the teacher by telephone: " I s this tho Instructor o f vocal music?" , "T h e w h a t r was tho answer. W o are Sailing These Gooda "T h e vocal teach er?" was repented. Direct F ro m Looms to You "N a w .” entno the reply. * i don’ t teach nothing. ? file s a w s !"—Ladles’ Home OUR WORSTED MILL ENDS we have decided to »ell direct ai (he low price nt BDc p er yard. Journal. Great value * N O T IC E OF IN C O R P O R A T IO N H A V E Y O U S E E N TH E Or the Sanford Celery Della Land Com pany The underilgn<-d hereby give notice that the Init they land to apply lu Hon Albert W. Gilchrlst.. at Covtrnor or the State of Florl rida, at Tallahassee, irt, fio r­ Ida. on the 10th ii day of M March. 1909, fur ¡»»ulna of Letters Patent Incorporating ‘ the SÀNFURD CELERY D E L T A _____ r __________ _______ LANDr COMPANY, under the proposed charter attached harrto, the original Charter bring now on file w blnh e Secretary of State at Tallahataee. Florida. J. N. Wwrwt*. A. T. K a u r m , . S. O. Ctuu. _____ m The undersigned have associated and do hereby associate themselves together for the purpose of forming a body corporate undrr and by virtue of Ihe Laws of the Stale uf Florida, and we do adopt ihe following Articles of Incorporation: Blickensderfer? ARTICLE 1. The name of this corporation shall be the SAN­ FORD CELERY DELTA LAND COMPANY, and its principal place of business shall be at Sanford. Florida, but it shall have such other places of tiuslnrsk in Florida and other Slates as shall br determined by the Board of Directors. A T Y P E W R IT E R : A li-L ARTICLE It. The general nature uf the business lo he trans­ OUR SPRING U N E 'OF FINE ZEPHYRS—0Jn¿ acted by said corporation shall tie: To buy, hold, ham»,' in «hurl length». »1 >1,-m superior lo any we have ever ihown In cuttim gudt. Mrrit sett, work, lease, renl. e»change, cultivate. Im­ prove and otherwise deal In real estate either ns Madras In «tripe». Taney check», beautiful Q n in commission-far othersi «o-ptal, im ranee or «donan: ven wnmn2He,«mIy~'i,tJ uwnarsot :>rt>ve. drvrlop. (arm. drain, dike and irrignte and* and dispose of Its products, and to do and W AVEKLY Z E r llY R - C h e A . •tri *. In a perform all (hinds needful or nrcrsinry for ihe full, variety oT »tyle». unexcelled: W i north enjoyment ot alt the rights and privileges of Its tk^ only................. ownership. PREMIUM ZEPHYR—An m r a fine quality uf ARTICLE III ~w good», coloring entirely upnit frinn ordt- I f f , Ttie amount of capital stock of this corporation nary; worth I Sc. on ly... ................. 1 ■ ** shall tie Twenty-Flvr Thousand Dollars). PLAIN «M A M HR A Y —F«B-renege-of rotor»; I f - . , ($25:000 0 0 ) nitty fuihnip.lhr i Tiares io tie One worth 25conly 15eper yard .............. 1 Hundred Dollars. ( $ 11)0 DO) each, am) two hun­ dred nnd nfty In number, and or par value or One PERSIAN P L A lb S —Delightful lor chit- 1 ( 1 .* Hundred Dollars ($100.00) each. All the rnpllnl dren'* wear: worth 33c. only. I J l . stork to lie fully paid up in real property nt a lust value lu bafUrd and determined b> the Board of TERCA LES AND PRINTS, in short length».-at Directors, very low price* ARTICLE-IV.- M o » t N o r th e r n C a n a d a . O f the possibilities o f extrem e north ern -Canada n ira v o te r "WFTtcsT“ ‘T lfe * country flin t one passes through from Athabasca Landing down to the Arctic 3-4c Bed riv e r Is full o f vegetation and will, In my opinion, ono day l>c settled. In nil the mlsnlon gardens nt the different posts that. I pasnod - I saw -w hent-ntid ImMey grow in g, potatoes, lettuces, tur-. nips, carrots nml every kind o f vegeta­ ble that one grow s lu one’s own garden nt home. T h e country Is thickly tim ­ bered .near. the banks o f the river, nnd- •Otnr WOKSTUURENS- t.TfflLBi s u ,well worth ,TOMrffaL not mid large patches o f prairie. You pass by n great outrun!) of, natural gnu. and oil Is oozing out for' miles njong lbe river bank." A S e m e o f P r o p r ie ty . . . O n e llm t w ill s ta n d th e A $100 Machine for $00 See them nt The Herald office -1I f t SAN FO RD _ l»ratlon by the t>roper authorities. ARTICLE V. The business of the coiparation shall be con­ ducted by Ihe following officer»: A President, 54-INCH WORSTED SUITINGS—Odd» and end* Vice-President, a Secretary und Treasurer, lo tie of season' regular price St.25; while ' ) ( ) , , elected by the Donni oí Directors, and n Board they last 39c per y a r d ................... ot Directors uf not Its* than three and not more than seven in number. ■The ottlce of Secretary ami BALANCE OF OUTING FLANNELS, C I . J n Treasurer may be held by wie person.- The Di­ the tDc quality; clean-up price u rectors shall be chosen from lisi of stockholders of In d ia In k . In both India and Cliltin there nre thousands o f people w ho m anufacture India Ink ns a side line to their regtt l» r business, w ork in g n t It In the wltr ter nt night and on days when they are not o fiierw lse em ployed. It Is made by burning some kind o f oil In a lamp w lt'i « v e ry loug chim ney, tisti ally made In jolirts which can be tak en apnrt fo r greater convenience In cleaning out tho soot w hich makes the' Ink, Alm ost any kind o f vegeta­ ble. oil w ill answer, and In districts where petroleum Is found oven coni oil Is used In m aking the cheaper grades. The best kind Is tnude from sesame oil.—A rgon a u t -------------------------H|g HSrtcf. — " I f your mother bought four baskets o f grapes, the dealer’s price being n quarter n basket, bow much money would the purchase cost hor'i" naked the new teacher. “ You never can tell." answered Tom ­ my. who was nt the head o f Ids elass. “ Mil’s great nt bargain in g!"—latdles’ Home Journal. I n WiTNt» Wiiuror, the subseriblng ineorixirnlors do hereby siitM-ril>e their iipines this third day of February, A D, 1909 J. N. WMirata. A T Kuwcnt». S 0 Cham Statt, or Fkuuiia, i Th e W om an H a ter — Can you ex­ plain w h y It la that n woman hardly ever thanks n man fo r giv in g her his sent In a street car? Thu Man H ater —Easily, sir! I t ’s becnuSe site hardly ever, gels the chance.—Brooklyn Life. Who's the The Pioneer Visible Town Booster? Typewriter you use now, have used in Lite past, or may use. the machine yo will eventually huy is tli Underwood H. & W . B. DREW CO. Jacksonville, • Florida Write us for further information Sanford Machine ; Foundry Works ' " Sanford Library AND Free Reading Room Ì i ROOM 20 <■ t yo u r titled Repairing All Kinds of Machinery ■■ ■ " ■ ' — — — “ Is there—e r—a skeleton In tbs •closet?" "N ot at all. H e sim ply announces that unless ha has bis ow n w ay he’ll Kct naturalised and be a plain Am erl* «*«> citizen."— W ashington Star. ■■ ■- ~ si AND * I .-A* Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. S t r a ii jpo r s" W e 1c o m e • 'V T7i *:• í ¿ + + + ' t > ->4 W. W .LO N G DEALER IN Fresh Meats Groceries • AND ALBERT G R Ä M L I N G T o n s o r ia l P a r lo r s Fashionnhle Hair Cutting «’Hid General Barhering You are therefore ordered lu np|>ear lu this Bill for Pnrlltion on Monday, tlse Isl day of March. 1909, (hr same being a rule day uf said court ll is further urden-d that this notice lie published fur eight consecutive we, ks in Die Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in Urnnge County, Florida. Wilnrss. B M.-Rotiii so 1. Clerk o( llir Circuit Court In ami for Orange county, Florida, and the seal of said ixiurl, this 2nd day uf January, A D 1909. B M. Kwinmih . Clerk. A. M. TnsAsnu. |b a i | SolkJtur fur Complainants 22-8 Uy M. A. Howard. D. C ■ In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial m ■«■* T “ apeak or w rite N atu re did not Peremptorily order thee; but to work, •he did.—Carlyle. Tbo citizen who pr&uca his own town. Tho citizen who encourtgea local efiterprlieir------ -- — — The citizen who help* along home DEALERS IN Autom obiles and Gas Engines The citizen who patronizes home merchants. the Tho citizen who geta hia job print­ ing done in hiz own town. That man'a THE TOWN BOOST­ ER t .- U Office and works 214 Oak Avenue ’Phone 130 SANFORD, FLORIDA Yt 5 2 1] ft 9 i ■> ■, 1 : Hfyr\ FOR S A L E 9-ROOM HOUSE, 14 ACRES In Enterprise $ 1 1 0 0 .0 0 DON PEABODY I* C ilc q jt ,n f Hie Ntata nf D firid s . __1_ for Otaugc County. o f Sgnford ) v») ffrff in Chsnrery lu Lot t, Block j, Tier r.) K n fou e I s * Lien tltiiirr Unkiiown, and) To AH .Whom ll May Concern; Upon application ol llic ( tty Solicitor, 11 ia hereby untried that on or hi-Lur the i (!> ruary, Hide day neat. Iielng February 1, A. I), iqop, in said court, you amwar to and Answer ’ the bilf filed and set luitli the u tura of your rrspcclive interests in., right to, or liens umin real estate siluale in Die City E n t e r p r is e F lo r id a City FRESH £ MEATS i AND Iait I, Block 7 , Tier 2. It is further ordered that Ibis order be published in the Sanford llrrald, a news|a|iei pidilished In said t ’lly, once a week for rigid consecutive weeks mine to aald rule day. Witness my h&ml and seal o f Ihe said cir­ cuit court this g lib day uf November, A . I>. ft. M. Kobintoti, (Seal.) Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. GROCERIES AT «J. I. ANDERSON'S Notice of Application for Tox Deed Under Section 8 of Chapter 4880, Laws of riorldo. C. H. D IN G E E + ** Notice ia hereby given thal Gust Lind, port baser • f Tea CwrtUUwt* Ns. Ib4?. da«wg the SHh Hay nf June. A. D , 1898. has filed said certificate in my ollkce. and hat made application foe las deed to issue in acmrdance with law. Said certificate rutbraces the following described property situated In Orange Cuunly. Florida, to wit; Lot 31, New tlpaala The said land tiring assessed at the date of Ihe isauance of such certificate In Ihe name of Unnown owner. . A ll Work Reccivea My Personal Attention Unless said «erlificata t h ill 1« redeemed ac­ cording to law, taa deed will Issue thereon un Use 22nd day of March. A. 0., 1909. and Best Efforts Witnea* my official slgnaature and seal this, the 20th day ol February, A. D. 1909. [»SAL | . B. M. Runtasow. ’Phone 230 Opposite City Hull Clerk Circuit Court Orange County, Florida" P lu m b in g and G as Fitting im p ro vem e n ts. ml m Agent tor Virginia Carolina Fe r­ tilizers sou-lu-law "Yes,” answered Mr. Cum rox. " H e has us where w e can’ t g iv e him nuy • fgutnent at all. M other and the girls • ** must yield fo r the sake o f the * • i, Open Tucs'days 4 to ti p. m. t'nirurllH VillnniiKmillldiiand Mike Kiilundu. her husband, nnd MlkeRntundo In hurown V,-7: —, flat it. / Bill fur Partition vs V’ lttuila Villami L i Vlttorln Vlllnnu: From the nltldavlts uf Mike Rutundii ami Cnrtnelin Vlllnnu Rutundu, Iirrein duly hied, they dr|K>»r ami say upon until that they are tin- cniiipialmints named In the futeguing Hill ul PaMiriun Dnitilie H of and C oid G a ih » al a il H ou re. Hot Su lphur Datha a S p a cla lty res|iondenl. Vllloria Villanutur Victoria Villariu). Is u non resident uf the Stale uf Murida; tiiHt site is uu infant under the age uf twenty-unit years; One vijit und ynu l>ecuiiu! J> Slnumli l’utrdl) that she is a rlllien of Ihe Kingdom of Italy ami now resides with her mother: Cattoliea Sargent P ic o Olock o p p oslta E apraaa O fflc o Villauo, at Lansdomlni, MnrigUonu. Provlmis ill Caserin, Kingdom “ f Itisly, and tlinl there it no persun in the btute uf Flurida Ihe sc (vice uf a sub Çlrnn U|>on whom wuuld bind tin- said Vlllurla 23-T) holds threats o v e r y o u 7" fa m ily n o fi& f." Upstairs, Pico Block deKfibed In ihe bill q»i____ A Tsrrlbls Thraat. oay In Circuit Court, S cvcn tli Judlclut Cir­ cuit. Orungc County, M orbid Ujano. STATE DEALERS Why, Here He Is! Corner or Usanio- I Bi-fore me H t. Muiwi-i|. 11 Nulnry Public of the State uf Florida, pel sunnily came J N Whllner. A T. R «»»«tler ami S. O Chase, lo me »e ll known to tie the prrsuns named ^n ami who »ignnt Ihr forrgnlng A rlicles of tnnir|>oralioii, nml rm h tur linnself ui knowlcdgrd lhal he subscribed and e»ecutr«l the same Articles of Incunurnliun fur the purpusrs tliereln ripresse«! N Wimrxi Wiiraror, 1 hnv* heri'unlo set ruy hand and utficlnl sent this 3rd day of Frhrunry. D 1909 tsr.At| K C Ma i » i i u Notary Public Slate uf Florida My «vaiiinissiuri espires April 13, I9Í2. 25-5 It makes no dilTerence what — THE— Tom n.-cd w as pluylng w lilst on one uceuslon in his club lu Portland. Oue e f Ihe party whom tbo "c z a r " did uot like extravagantly bad a habit o f cur­ rying it good deal o f black realty under^tlH linger ualla, and the rest o f bis hands never looked den t). Hut the f e l­ low hud good luck, which nettled Tom. Finally, almost untiblo to conceal h i» Impatience, tbo giant speaker o f the Ihjuho o f representatives rem arked In his metallic nasal tono o f y o Icu, "Blank, If dirt was trumps, w h at a baud you ’d have!" "You The hlglieil nmuunl of Indriiierfiien «if this eorpuratinn to which It can sutijccl Itself shall not c iit c i I its capital stick. ARTICLE VII ' The names nnd residences of the lubscriliers of stuck In this (sirptualiun. nnd the nmount uf stick sutiscrilied by enrh Is us follows: I N. Wlritner, Sanford, Florida. 91) shares T. Kuascttrr, Sanford. Horidn. 7t slum s 0 .O. Chose, Saulord, Florida. HO sliures P a t's D e fic ie n c ie s . G oo d R e a s o n W h y , HERALD 300 l'Ira ) I I . , Sanford, Florida* •isrty 27-INCH BIRDSEYE COTTON 1)1APF.RS—Very br»t quality; worth D0c for 10 yards; l i f t , , »air price ............... ....................... W J L UNDERWOOD Mrs. M cC arthy's huabaml went out In a boat ulone. T h e boat overturned, and tie w as drowned. A friend met her some weeks later. " I bear,” said he, "that Pat left you very w ell o ff—that he le ft you $20,000." “T ru e ," said Mra. M cC arthy; "ho did." " H o w was that?" asked her friend. "Pu t could not rend or w rite, could he?” "N o ," said Mrs. M cCarthy, “ nor sw im ."—N ew York Press. g ro u lo s t - i « e l n - The beat mncblnc on the ntnrkct - W e have Fine Line Men’s — Pan ts-^S-per-Pair ers nnd about an Inch or so deep close to the spinal column. Th o shock tem ­ porarily stunned the horse, nnd the hunter ran up nnd tied the anim al's feet together before lie roeyvered. A rope halter was slipped on Ills head. A gentle horse or soinel lines a work ox was led tip alongside (h e prostrate beast, nnd ho w as securely necked tip to the gentle animal and tints could lie handled easily. Old mustangers say, however, that fo r one liorst* caught rrdiLWjiy llfty w ere .killed and that as a matter o f fact the method was not used very much except In art .emer­ gency, when n hunter, u fter days o f attempts to capture, flnnlly took the risk o f successfully creasing an un­ usually flue anim al rather than sec hint escape altogether. "One o f the best co w pottles I ever owned I bought from n mitstmigcr who hail creased him on the plains east o f the Pecos riv er In N ew Mex 1c«. There w n sva hole In bis ttoek fully two tiiebes deep and wide, where the 1mtt from the B U V y .buffalo' gui hud plowed Its w ay through tlie tlesli Just high enough ab ove the spine not to kill and low enough to stun effeetu ally.” ___________________ # PU RPO SES . "S o you stole this man’s nx?" said “C R E A S IN G ” A W IL D H O R S E . the Judge. the corporation and elected annually. "Yessali. 1 reckons dnr nln' no use Mail Orders will receive prompt attention Until Ihe first annual meeting nnd rlccllim of of­ ficers nnd their quallltcntiim. Ihe officers of this For O ns C a p tu r e d b y T h a t M a th o d tryln' ter »p u le dc fncts." corporation shall iie: J N. Whltnrr, President; A. "W h a t did you do that for? He anhl T. Rossetlef. Vice-President; nml S. O. Chase, Sec­ F i f t y W a r a K ille d retary and Tiro»urrr. The Board of Dircclurs ho would have been perfectly w illing W ill C. n am es, w ritin g In M cClure’s shall be: j. N. Whllner. A. T. Kosscllct amt S. 0. to lend you the nx." .. ___ Chase of the various methods o f capturing T)ie first organization m rclingof stockholders ot "Y e s ; but you see. Jodgc, dnt man's wild horses In the old days on the lids coriHirnlion shall lie held III Sanford. Florida, °u 'y Jos’ moved In tie ncIglilHjrbutHl 1 tm the 19th day o f March. 1909,for the purpose «if plains. sn.vs:_________ •______________ G r e a t V a l u e - W e l l M a d e adopllng by-laws, nnd duing stieh other business docRti’ know til in wo! cmuigli tor go ‘"Creasing* was o n e o f 1heir devices. us Ii may desire to transact. Ih e annual meeting 'rotm* ter- his house borrylti'.” —W ash­ shall lie «H iJlirJillUlucadUi* id Uuy.«4 -email yrurrThis consisted In shooting n .bu llet so ington Star._______ . ____________ ___ _________ ARTICLE VI. ____________. lipt It si ruck t l i e a n lim U -u n tlia -to i> H a r d to Say.- í - Cannot d e l’out o f alignment 5 _ FOR �T lb fu ary 27, tHE SANFORD HERALD inson. Muslcale At High School Items' of Interest Concerning Society People. One o f the events o f the season was the muslcale given b y the Irving Literary So­ ciety a't the High School Auditorium on last, Monday evening. The program numbered some very, fine P O I N T S PU R ELY. P E R S O N A L selections and demonstrated 'the scope and musical ability o f those taking part. Mow Celery City Vanity Fair While Tis seldom that a high school o f a city double the s i t e . of S an ford. contains so - Away the Golden Hour»— many musicians among the pupils and Social Gossip. the muslcale on Monday night was n rev­ elation to the large number qT people O one seems to be caring nbout Lent present. this year, Here we are Just in the The program below demonstrates that beginning o f the guiet season, and you do not hear any groans, "flic post the musical education o f the High School week wns a busy time with Its dances, pupils has not been noglected: AN IN V E S T M E N T N cake wnlks, weddings, musical receptions and parties, and after this “ spurt" the gay ones appear to be reqdy to settle down to the forty days’ rest and meditation. The Inst week wns something like the Sanford o f other years. There wns some­ thing doing .socially eve ry d a y , and-many dress suits were pressed— many evening gowns overhauled— many times, two or three entertainments for the snme eve­ ning. In addition to the many theatrical parties. Lent for Sanford people, and her tourist guests, holds no terror, and the season w ill goon.and merriment nnd galct reign supreme. Bridge Party* Mrs. Forrest Lake entertained at bridge last Friday afternoon. There were four tnbles o f bridge, nnd the games were filled with pleasurable excitement. Miss W in ­ chester wpn the first prize, a beautiful hnnd-pnintcd china plate, Mrs. H. P. Dri­ ver won the second prize, n dainty handpainted candlestick holder. Elaborate refreshments were served, and Mrs. Lake’s reputation ns a hostess was fully sustained. hue A m o n g t h o s e p re se n t w e r e Mrs. Derry, Mrs. Driver, Mrs. Keelo r, Misa Keelo r, Miss W lnrlieflter Mi«wSrlimniM»rt. Mrs Pn lesfoii. Mrs. Compropst, Miss Caldwell, Mrs.Hernihm, M nc IIolst, Mrs. MaxwnlI. Mrs. D. L . Thrnshpf, Miss Morrison, Mrs. King. Mrs. 4hnlth. Mrs. Brown. Washington Birthday Party Generally speaking Sanford did not ob­ serve tlie natal tiny o f the great Wash­ ington to any oxtent. It remained for Mrs, B. W. Herndon to impress the occa­ sion u(Min the minds of a large number IN SANFORD LAND "In v o c a tio n "......,.............................. Milo Dcyo Martha Fox Duct. "K in * of the Carnival"............................. . „ lluskins Jonea and Blanche Johns. "Soldier'» Farewell' Johanna Kinkel .Charles Rebef 'Remembrance' "Ila W a» a Prin ce"........ . M in Herrick "CarrUtlm a" Flute Solo........ ..../ huile St union "Music On The Water” ................. Frank Lyne* IS THE SUREST M ONEY MAKER Clarence Mahoney Duet../., . . . . . ............................ i.et" -— •Suidre Willlnms nnd Ruth Mettili Mit Iy ......... ...... ... . .. — —, * Mias lier&k • A N YW H E R E —-------- • Mazurka........................... ........ Î I ......... Ruth Abbott 'Afterwards"—Comet Solo...... Miss Stintimi Cake Walk At Sanford house The-waitcrs a n d’hotel help o f the Sanforil*TiouBo~go*e~a"cake night. A large crowd witnessed the event nnd it wns enjoyed by every one. The cake walks given by the colored em ­ ployees o f the Florida hotels are becom­ ing very popular and these afTalrs always afford much amusement for the guests of the hotels and the people who attend. Those who attended the cake walk at the Sanford House were-amply repaid ns there wns'grent doings in “ colored snssiety” nnd the gyrations o f the participants were a ll t h a t could txM iesircd. Celeiy Lands and Celery Farms. City Property • - Birthday Party T 11 . * you Want any oi uiese, Terms to suit your pocket-book "P 1 ., * 1 r n n Little May Thrasher was nine ,years of age on Thursday and in order to properly observe this momentous event gave her little friends a - party. Quite a number responded to the invitation ns May in spite of Iter tender yearshas gained quite a reputation ns n hostess. The little folks enjoyed this occasion to the fullest ex ­ tent with games and amusements o f variDainty refreshments were uus kinds: served nnd the children departed wishing Miss-May many many more linppy birth­ days. t i r n n t r\ n t t a t f n a h C a a / S A N FO R D , F L A Launch Party Coi. Andrew Johnson gave a launch l«irty on Thursday afternoon In honor of Mrs. J. E. Gelston Columbia. S. C.. and Miss A nn ie A rey o f Salisbury. N. C., the guests of Miss Blggcrs. The trip over to Enterprise wns enjoyed by the party to the fullest and the trip voted u grand success. ’ Those participating were Mrs. Gelston, Miss Arey. Miss Blggers and Mrs. Biggers and Messrs. Andre Johnson, LaKue Johnson -ond Mr^Suttton-nf-Jaeksotrvillcr' — stretched over the table. In the center o f the table wns a small tree the branches o f which bore candied cherries nnd looker] enticing enough to cause any youngster to cut it down witlt a hatchet. Mrs. I). L. Thrasher and Mrs. B. F. WldWier drCssed in colonial style ¡»resided (It the luncheon-table uml dispensed deli­ cious punch and fruit and lobster salad at intervals during the games. The guests of honor were Mrs. F. E. Lane and Miss Guernsey. Miss PurramorS won the first prize, a beautiful hand painted china howl. Mrs. Pulcston and Mrs. Gonzalez were even for the booby prize and in the drawing, Mrs. Puleston won receiving a little red on Second street last Thursday. Soinany guests were present that seven tables were filled witli lilt players and the occa­ sion wns one long j o he remembered. The rooms were artistically decorated in hearts and the problem o f guessing their number was one o f the features o f the afternoon. On this Mrs. J. W. Dickies was nearest to the total number and was rewarded accordingly. Miss Winchester I NSHEW Present to the Investor the B e it Oppor t unities in Florida . ___ ; tJnhnproved celery lands, ilowing wells guaranteed, $ 2 5 .0 0 to $ 2 0 0 .0 0 p er a c r e ____ Celery farms, with llowin^ wells all tiled, drained nnd ready for crop, $500.00 m S1O0GU0 per acre. City pro|x?rty. improved anti unimproved. 303,000 ncres timber land, with finest site in Florida fur crate factory. Others tell you wlmt can he done. MUKRELL &. MINSHEW are practical farmers ns hatchet. The ofTair was one of the most delight­ ful o f the many sociut successes that have K>tked Katife rd ’s -winter TîTOTtranmanr P lB C IIA S tO PASTIME TIIEÀIB E from tiie social nsjicct demonstrated the Will be Greatly Augmented by New patriotism o f Mrs. Herndon to so faithful­ • Material ly portray and bcfiitlngly celebrate W ash­ Hon. Geo. Be Cottcs has purchased the ington’s birthday. Pusjimc Theatre, nnd hereafter this wellAmong those present were: known place o f utnuscincnt will be in M eutimie»:— Meutoii) c e ­ Putritoli lle Forre« charge o f A . A. Preston. The vaudeville - '■'Anno attractions, which were objectionable to Comprop« Unmet -many o f the puixuns. will he eliminated, H it* Maxwell and only the moving pictures and illus­ Mine«: — trated Bongs will be given. The new man­ II run; Caldwell Roumillat Keelor agement w ill have three reels o f new pic­ Ltminlrz Sirlngfrllow Peck tures every day, Instead o f two. nnd for Dicken» the benefit o f tourists who come in on the buab-u reel w ill be shown at 11 o’clock ev. In Honor of M iss Porrumorc ery morning. Th e surne hours for the a f­ — -JdijyUetfhe Tujner gave a bridge lumjp. ternoon uml evening performances will tie eon at her home last Tuesday, in honorof observed, and a fine electric piano will tie Miss A nn ie Parra more of Jacksonville. installed, adding greatly to the popularity Bridge luncheon, always delightful a f­ o f tire Pastime, a good, clean amusement fairs, wns made more popular by Mrs. place where jroi^can take your fptnlJy.uotl Turner, and a daiuty Ju u o Immmi a d d e d rest enjoy im hour. to the gam es that followed. Mrs. Keelor was the lucky one for first Increasing Their Efficiency Kjza,.i*»cvlVlng 0 hand-painted bon-Jun The Sanford Machine and Foundry Works dish. Miss Parramore received the guest have added to their plant a complete outfit prize, n dainty fan. for rejiairing automobiles o f all kinds. Those present were Mrs. Keelor, Mis# This will be found o f great convenience to Keelor, Miss Sellumpert. Mrs. Driver, Mrs. the many people in Sanford who have au­ Lunneau. Mrs. Bruce. Mrs. Derry, Mrs. Stry. tomobiles, and it is no longer necessary imr. Mjj^Jicrrulon, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Neal, to go to Orlando w itli machines for repairs. ST. FRANCIS NOME DESTROYED Magnificent Residence Was Burned on Sunday Morning Early Sunday morning the magnificent home o f Mr, John i l H arris at 8t. Frnn= cis was completely destroyed by fire. The fumiiy was awakened by Miss Laura Francis liurris,.who discovered the blaze in the two-Btory laundry house, which wns then burning fiercely in the Members o f the fam ily imm ediately put fire extinguishers in uso, but the fire could not be checked nnd soon spread rapidly. Seeing that there was no chance to save the home, articles j i f clothing, silverware, etc.. werc c^tricd-Xlum lUo Bbuse, Hie smoke then being so thick thaT it was almost impossible to enter the house. The loss was total, witli some ance. Winner Washing Machines Sanford On the Hustle Sanford is on the hustle these days. Celery is beginning to move in car-load lots; strawberry shipments ore giving satisfactory returns; land buyers are nu­ merous; a driving club i t to he organized; golf links are to be laid out; the Clyde Line is making extensive improvements, nnd a number1 of minor enterprises odd their quota of industrial harmony to the busy hum hi our sister e ity __ Oriundo Sentinel, County Tax Assessor’s Notice Either I or an assistant tax assessor will be at the following named places to receive tax returns for Orange county for S E K V E I) A l WOMAN’S EXCHANGE Every Day Alt . February 19th 1000: - Sanford. FEtTruary 27th and March 1st at the City Clerk’s office. Sylvan Lake March 2nd. Lake Mary March 3rd. insur­ Longwood March 4th. Geneva March 11th. • S. A . R oiiinson. A few more of these still left, sold strictly . You need a good typewriter and do not on guantee. If they do not do what we want to pay an exborbitnnt price for It, claim, money is refunded. Harry J. Wilson see lite Blickenderfer, at The Herald office. B-Tked Goods Wedn and Saturday. Stai done. A ll Fancy wor Materials for same on CRIPPEN’S M USIC (Railroad Way) �T W E L V E Ì P A G È S - P A R T II-P A G E S « TO 12 THE SANFORD I N S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 28 - «-wT’" .- T " ' VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Lettersand Communications on Various Timely Topics. COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE Id IHI4TJiOSrtnietiTwill be Found the Views. Opinions ond Comment of Practical Writers. IWr Invite correspondence on live topic» from all MCtloai of the County. « 1 » new» Item* of Interest. Brevity will Insure piwnpt p u M l^ tk ». Articles rootrery to the view* of the Ldltor will tie pule I¡.Lett (nil abusive and anonymous cninmunlrn- ton« vRI be rejected:*' W ewtlt n ot Be TMtxJhitWc tor opinions expressed by contributor*. AU comtnuniralion* intended for current Issue limit tie in h*nd not later than Tuesday p. m .l—Eo, Stop Agitation of Crum Matter To the Editor of The H erald: In Us Saturday issue the Atlnntn Inde­ pendent. u negro paper edited by D. J Davis,'armemut squarely against^ ftirtlier agitation o f tiio Cmm episode in Congress and declares thut the appoint ment o f negroes toT ed ern l ofHces in tlie Sou tit is not nhelp but n decided hindernnce to the best interests o f hte colored SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1909 black man to hold officc*cnn be preserved inviolate without destroying every oilier helpful element o f bis existence, both the economic ond industrial equation- of our national life. The principle ought to be exercised in those communities where its prnctlce meets the least opposition. The white man, taken ns n part, or ns n whole, in our nntiannl life or in the South, constitutes in n most eminent- dag r tc .th ff bruins," wealth and character o f every community, nnd it is hardly ren sonnhle to expect him to yield without struggle to any invasion o f his right to control by nny admittedly Inferior ele mem. Tlie white man hns the same right to opposc Dr. Crum that wo have to support him. ’ Wl> support him because he is n negro, nnd Senntor Tillman op­ poses him for the sclf-sume reason. Our chief argument in support o f confirma­ tion Is ‘His defeat will be n ccjjistructlve denial o f die rigid o f dm race to hold office,’ and for the naked reason that Crum is n negro we insist upon his confirmation. Senator Tillman, on the other hand, insists with equal logic for the reasoq that he is n negro tiint lie ought to he denied the right in common with nil negroes, and thus the issue is made up. Well, the white man c o n s t i tutes about 00 per cent o f tlie people of die South, 75 per cent o f the morals nnd iJOiClIecLond.35 pur «en t o f—the —wealth nod from ids standpoint it seems hardly fair and just dint 40 per rent o f the pen25 per cent o f the resjvctnhility und five.per cent of the wealth should direct tin* nrTairs o f government or participate substantially against, the will of die ALL AROUND FLORIDA first Year Right at your Door! The General News of "The Land! of Flow ers” . You can get CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS An Epltoma of the Week’s Most lmportant Happenings In the State’s Domain. Peaches ore in market in limited quan­ tity in Kissimmee. Lieut. Commander Hutchinson T. Cone, fleet engineer o f the Atlantic fleet, bus been appointed chief o f the bureau of steam engineering of the United States navy, with die title, rank nnd pny o f u rear admiral o f die tine. Rear Admiral Cone is n son o f Hon. D. N. Cone of Ben­ ton, Columbia county, Florida, nnd was appointed to the naval academy from to i, i»«o, ............ Last week’s storm at Pensacola did con* sldernblc damage In die way o f unroofing FERTILIZERS ------------------- — ~ 7 i Drive your Wagon into Sanford \ Call on C. H. Evans He^can deliver aiiy brand you want out oi« Our-new* Warehouse * m*w~*5jw**v W ithout Delay— Armour Blood, Bone & Potash Arm m ir U 1U U 1 V y d C I y rirrmr»r V jfl \ J W L I buildings and blowing down boat houses! race, Of nil that 1ms been said or written on nnd sheds along the wntcr front. the Crum matter nothing is more notable The winter Chautauqua nt Gainesville I * _ . * "m thntt this editorial. It is a new light o f hns hecj).in.session fur die ¡wist ten days, common sense und real patriotism thrown ntqllins been lnrgely attended. from rather an unexpected angle on the Polk county hns been rcdistricled, nnd Or any other brand of our justly question of negro office-holding. It ac­ Lakeland becomes a district by itself, with Celebrated Fertilizers— . cepts Mr. T a ft’s position timt in the a population of 3,032. South federal appointments should be Do you want Hardwood Ashes?” Work on the $150,000 public building made with a view of showing tills section for Gainesville is to commence the first Dried Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood and Bone that the administration has genuine reweck4n-April. ....... —------ >------ ------------W£OlÜJ..rcspcciahiUiyLuiuttlie-eliHraeter 'Nitrate of Soda? -gsrd fm lh -TJm iKWMtion-ls «n-«dvn iH 'etl of die community involved. Will 11. Stone, a blacksmith in the employ I t one from the standpoint o f the hide "Tlie negro m a yjb ca t the devil around of tlie Edge-Dowling Lumber Co. at Toypendent and shows that this journal has die real welfnre of the’colored people at jhe stump ns much as he pleases; he may lorvillc, luid tiis left leg lorn from his body heart. Following f t the editorial in jmrt: bask in tlie beautiful theory o f his man­ by being caught in tlie belting one day "The Independent loves the race, and hood rights, but Jjicre is no getting uwuy hist week. -He was a married man, and Is satisfied with Its racial distinction. We from tlie real comlitlniThe is lip against— highly respected. die A proposition is now on foot to manu­ are willing to go any reasonnblc length, tlie white tuna's prejudice*—and wisest and most helpful way to study facture furniture from cabbage palmetto or make any sane sacrifice to preserve intuct our mntlhood rights, hut there is this element of our itoiiticnl economy is wood, treated by a pa tent-process. The (W rite us) suchjO philosophy ns paying too dear for to reverse positions witli Ids white neigh­ manufactured articles vie in beauty with bor and theorize wlint he would do if in those made from birch nnd h irdseye-m a­ your wldstle. ___ "There is ns much wisdom in recog­ their places tinder the Same circum­ ple. The matter is before the Jackson­ CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales Agent, — s. m. m. ville board o f trade. nizing an actual condition, and fitting stances and conditions." Sanford, Florida yourself in your im m ediate environs ns Two cottages in West Tampa, occupied • (A sk H im ) WHAT THE GROWERS ARE DOING by Cuban cigar makers, were burned lust there is In recognizing a cardinal prin­ ciple of justice and lighting for its tri­ Friday. Fire was caused by Mrs. Benco­ umph. It is obvious, and we do nut feel S an ford G ro w ers Arc In th e Midst of mo trying to hasten iter cooking by pourthe Busy Season dint die pro|iosition w ill adndt of contro­ ng kerosene on the fire. The oil ignited W H Y NOT USE Tlie Florida Fruit nnd Produce News in versy, that the race nnd the country have with n flush, setting lire to the house and had enough of the ‘Crum episode’ and is making n summary of tlie vcgetuble and to Mrs. il.'s clothing. The Indy quickly now being gagged with an overdose of fruit shipments of this section, togetiicr put out tlie fiantes on her dress, thus suvwith wlmt the growers mid shipjiers nre principle (T) iug Iter life, hut help arrived too late to "it matters not whether Senator Till doing, 1ms the following to soy relative jiUYC the building or -the one tic;*t-to it. ------- awn isrigh t ur wrung, nr Wlieiher ri” fii n- to Omttge countyr--------I.OSH about $3.500, partially covered by It 1ms shown more results for the Money invested than any other. Celery growers at Sanford are in the dninentul principle involving the man­ insurance.* It will pny you to examine the Celery Fields where hood lights o f tiic rncc is an issue, the midst o f their busy season. Celery being Z. Phillips, who formerly o[icrated a nov­ die main tiling about here, everybody is effort lias been overdone, nnd the while elty works ¡»Orlando, was hurt last Friday more or less interested In the crop. Tlie man lias some rights in the premises in ill Tampa by tin* ex plosión of a soda water recent cold snnp just put tlie right crisp common with Ids colored neighlmr, that bottle, u piece of flying glass hiltln¿ him ness in it. and did more good than harm. deserve consideration, nnd it is high time is used. Our representative, C. M. BRAD W ATER. is In Sanford on the temple and culling on artery. He Among the celery men Joe Cameron that the President, the Crums nnd tile was attended by Dr. Wells and will he every week. See hint or write to liiip nt Orlando or lias ten acres from which lie will begin "principle" defenders were recognizing none thc worse for the accident. to ship very shortly. He also has six the actual conditions and looking die For the second time within two weeks, acres o f lettuce that will begin to go for­ facts in tiie fnce. It is manly to stand thc store of the Tampa Hardware Co. has ward early next week. \ up und fight for principle when victory JA C K S O N V IL L E , F LO R ID A T. P. Compropt is another of Sanford's been burglarized. Shotguns was the plun­ J will bp real, hut recklessness to lose your der taken tlie last timo. ___ successful celery growers who is not com­ life in u futile effort to achieve n victory Two brothers numed Kington have been that in the end will only be realized in plaining of hard times. J. S. Moore is arrested in Alachua county, charged witlt another successful celery grower who has dieory. 41 made.money enough to open a store on passing counterfeit money. They are be­ "If the fealty of the party to its negro lieved to he members o f tin organized gang Celery Avenue. members is involved in the 'Crum epi­ J. L. Wright has one acre in lettuce, o f counterfeiters. sode,' tlie party has proved its sincerity three in celery und four in potatoes nnd The three-masted schooner Horace Slot beyond cavil, and ought to ho relieved of rroin Tampa for Norfolk, Vo . has made further eadurnm m tnl , - if th r-p rin rip lf h'eansw -.^ — ^ — — =------— H. R. und Ed Stevens have two ncrcs tlie j «ir t of destination in u crippled condi­ Involving die rigid o f tlie negro to par­ in cabbage, one in lettuce and five in a tion, but without loss of any o f her crew. ticipate in government affairs in common variety of spring vegetables, The vessel encountered severe gales dur­ ■with every other element of population, "D. G. Moore expects to plant ten acres ing which she lost iter topmast, most o f was up for settlement, the issue hns been Iter sails and rudder-head. Her cargo wus Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing in spring vegetables o f various kinds. eon * true lively settled in our favor by I>r. Enery & Cooper o f Richmond, Jnd., not domnged. Crum's tong tenure o f service in the very Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale have five acres which they are funning Aunt Dorcas Bryant, one o f the_oldposition Involved, and the country ought here, and L evi Bitiford. from the sume time slave mummies. who was always do -1 Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene to I « given a rest.. Th e n e g r o - n n d th c place, lias five acres which he will plum lo g -good -deeds, ha s passed Co her reward, I Republican party arc hard up against the in beans and potatoes. at thc uge o f 80 years. She had lived in | South’s intense race prejudice, and we Henry Stevenson o f Be Land lias ten Tampa and vicinity for about 40 years. hqd as well meet the issue squarely^ and acres here which tie w ill plant to toma­ She was one o f those good old souls who I bthnU that there is enough merit in the TH E GREATEST EVENT OF THE Y E A R toes. knew no color liqe when good deeds were Southern white man's contention to give J. S. Moore o f Oviedo expects to move needed, and many white people are in­ the question die most humane and rea­ to Sanford soon to grow celery. debted to her for charitable acts that were | sonable consideration. The effort o f the About 4,000 boxes o f oranges nre yet denied them by their own race, Republican party to thruil'the negro o f­ JACKSONVILLE. FLA.. A P R IL 19th A N D 20th to he shipped from Ocoee, belonging to Harold Moscly, an employee at the I fice-holder on the South, against its ex ­ D .p . Maguire, W. P. Blakeley, E. O. Sims Daughtery stables in Lakeland, was shot pressed will, has not availed eidier die and T. N. Burner. last Saturday und died before medical aid P“ riy or die negro anything, and it is conducted by the famous interpreter o f the There are about 5,000 boxes o f late could be had. fie hud driven over to,the ■ ■ ■ '■w r i d’a ■i— ter» iw n ltIill| ? *1 llfR C T | lll ' •l*>ui i¡mo to change our. policy ond oranges yet tq be shipped from Tihleti- Hancock place with a couple o f women, treat tlie white, man's prujudiue from ____________________ ville. ‘ and for some reason was ordered out of •riotiier angle. The effort has not the house. As Ije was getting into the •topped with intensifying the white Children's Dancing Class carriage a shot was fired which entered man's prejudice against the race, but its Miss Gelsie Butt has opened a dancing Assisted by Guslar Holmquist, basso; Road M illar, tonor; M rs. Oorlnna Rldorhis back. He drove hurriedly toward MuiKslssy, soprano; Nsvsds van dar Voor, alls persistency has lessened tlie negro's use­ class in connection with her other class. FOPK CONCERTS: Monday R atin e«, Orchestral; Monday night, miscellaneous; Tuesday fulness and opportunities in every other Lessons will be given on Wednesday and bury, about three miles distant, hut died | Matinee, Artist»' coot*re Tuesday night. Oratorio, 'T tlE CREATION", with ihr Jacksonville before getting there. field of human endeavor among die peo­ Choral Soriety of 2S0 trained voices and N. V. Symphony Orchestra and soloists. Saturday afternoons at three o'clock, at R E A S O N T IC K E T S , Make application now Rests roaorvad In rotation ple he must prove his worth to, or by Ids tlie Hotel Wilton. Terms, two dollars for There were shipped from Plant City last I Address and makq checks payable, fsllurc demonstrate dint lie was at his eight lessons. week 18.700 quartsof strawberries, which f* »t as a slave. brought an average price o f tw enty cents | a quart. T he H exaui's 'phone Is No. U 8 ‘The principle involving the right o f die Armour Vegetable jA r m O U F 11 clCtlCcll T n iC K 6 F Ask for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. Pai nt er F e r t i l i z e r NOW , AND S A V E M O N E Y .? _______ — P a i n t e r ’s S a n f o r d C e l e r y THE E. O. P A IN T E R Special F E R T IL IZ E R CO ^MouseTFuPnrshirtg Goods SPRING M USICAL FE ST IV A L NEW YORK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DAM ROSCH* T. T. E L M O R E , S e c re ta ry , J a c k so n v ille , Fla. i - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 27, 1909; <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/072736ba56f155e773f87310f1c8ecc1.pdf c6615e9bd8812122fe327e4a75c88239 PDF Text Text Tlbfuary 27, tHE SANFORD HERALD inson. Muslcale At High School Items' of Interest Concerning Society People. P O IN T S PURELY. PERSONAL Mow Celery City Vanity Fair While - Away the Golden Hour»— Social Gossip. O one seems to be caring nbout Lent this year, Here we are Just in the beginning o f the guiet season, and you do not hear any groans, "flic post week wns a busy time with Its dances, cake wnlks, weddings, musical receptions and parties, and after this “ spurt" the gay ones appear to be reqdy to settle down to the forty days’ rest and meditation. The Inst week wns something like the Sanford of other years. There wns some­ thing doing .socially everyday, and-many dress suits were pressed—many evening gowns overhauled—many times, two or three entertainments for the snme eve­ ning. In addition to the many theatrical parties. Lent for Sanford people, and her tourist guests, holds no terror, and the season will goon.and merriment nnd galct reign supreme. N hue Bridge Party* Mrs. Forrest Lake entertained at bridge last Friday afternoon. There were four tnbles o f bridge, nnd the games were filled with pleasurable excitement. Miss W in­ chester wpn the first prize, a beautiful hnnd-pnintcd china plate, Mrs. H. P. Dri­ ver won the second prize, n dainty handpainted candlestick holder. Elaborate refreshments were served, and Mrs. Lake’s reputation ns a hostess was fully sustained. Among those present were Mrs. Derry, Mrs. Driver, Mrs. Keelor, Misa Keelor, Miss Wlnrlieflter Mi«wSrlimniM»rt. Mrs Pnlesfoii. Mrs. Compropst, Miss Caldwell, Mrs.Hernih m , M n c IIolst, M rs. M axw n lI. M rs. D . L . Thrnshpf, Miss Morrison, Mrs. King. Mrs. 4hnlth. Mrs. Brown. W ashington Birthday Party Generally speaking Sanford did not ob ­ serve tlie natal tiny of the great Wash­ ington to any oxtent. It remained for Mrs, B. W. Herndon to impress the occa­ sion u(Min the minds of a large number One o f the events o f the season was the muslcale given by the Irving Literary So­ ciety a't the High School Auditorium on last, Monday evening. The program numbered some very, fine selections and demonstrated 'the scope and musical ability of those taking part. Tis seldom that a high school of a city double the s it e . of Sanford. contains so many musicians among the pupils and the muslcale on Monday night was n rev­ elation to the large number qT people present. The program below demonstrates that the musical education o f the High School pupils has not been noglected: "Invocation"......,.... ........................Milo Dcyo Martha Fox A N IN V E S T M E N T IN SANFORD LAND Duct. "K in* of the C arn ival".................................... . „ lluskins Jonea and Blanche Johns. Johanna Kinkel "Soldier'» Farewell' .Charles Rebef 'Remembrance' "Ila Wa» a Prince"........ . Min Herrick "CarrUtlma" Flute Solo........ . . . . / huile St union "Music On The Water” ................. Frank Lyne* IS THE SUREST MONEY Clarence Mahoney Duet../., . . . . . ............................ i.et" -— •Suidre Willlnms nnd Ruth Mettili MitIy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. — — ,* Mias lier&k • Mazurka........................... ........ ÎI......... AN YW H ERE —-------- -• Ruth Abbott 'Afterwards"—Comet Solo....... Miss Stintimi Cake W alk At Sanford h ou se The-waitcrs and ’hotel help of the Sanforil*TiouBo~go*e~a"cake night. A large crowd witnessed the event nnd it wns enjoyed by every one. The cake walks given by the colored em­ ployees of the Florida hotels are becom­ ing very popular and these afTalrs always afford much amusement for the guests of the hotels and the people who attend. Those who attended the cake walk at the Sanford House were-amply repaid ns there wns'grent doings in “ colored snssiety” nnd the gyrations of the participants were all that could txMiesircd. Birthday Party Little May Thrasher was nine ,years of age on Thursday and in order to properly observe this momentous event gave her little friends a - party. Quite a number responded to the invitation ns May in spite of Iter tender yearshas gained quite a reputation ns n hostess. The little folks enjoyed this occasion to the fullest ex­ tent with games and amusements of variuus kinds: Dainty refreshments were served nnd the children departed wishing Miss-May many many more linppy birth­ days. Celeiy Lands and Celery Farms. City Property • - 1 ., * T "P 11 1 r n n y o u t i r n n t W a n t r\ n t a n y t a t oi . * f n a h on Second street last Thursday. Soinany guests were present that seven tables were filled witli lilt players and the occa­ sion wns one long j o he remembered. The rooms were artistically decorated in hearts and the problem of guessing their number was one of the features o f the afternoon. On this Mrs. J. W. Dickies was nearest to the total number and was rewarded accordingly. Miss Winchester a u ie s e , C a / Terms to suit your pocket-book S A N FO R D , F L A Launch Party Coi. Andrew Johnson gave a launch l«irty on Thursday afternoon In honor of Mrs. J. E. Gelston Columbia. S. C.. and Miss Annie Arey of Salisbury. N. C., the guests of Miss Blggcrs. The trip over to Enterprise wns enjoyed by the party to the fullest and the trip voted u grand success. ’ Those participating were Mrs. Gelston, Miss Arey. Miss Blggers and Mrs. Biggers and Messrs. Andre Johnson, LaKue Johnson -ond Mr^Suttton-nf-Jaeksotrvillcr' — stretched over the table. In the center of the table wns a small tree the branches o f which bore candied cherries nnd looker] enticing enough to cause any youngster to cut it down witlt a hatchet. Mrs. I). L. Thrasher and Mrs. B. F. WldWier drCssed in colonial style ¡»resided (It the luncheon-table uml dispensed deli­ cious punch and fruit and lobster salad at intervals during the games. The guests of honor were Mrs. F. E. Lane and Miss Guernsey. Miss PurramorS won the first prize, a beautiful hand painted china howl. Mrs. Pulcston and Mrs. Gonzalez were even for the booby prize and in the drawing, Mrs. Puleston won receiving a little red MAKER IN S H E W Present to the Investor the B eit Oppor tun i ties in Florida . __ - tJnhnproved celery lands, ilowing wells guaranteed, ; $25.00 to $200.00 per acre __ Celery farms, with llowin^ wells all tiled, drained nnd ready for crop, $500.00 m S1O0GU0 per acre. City pro|x?rty. improved anti unimproved. 303,000 ncres timber land, with finest site in Florida fur crate factory. Others tell you wlmt can he done. MUKRELL &. MINSHEW are practical farmers ns hatchet. The ofTair was one of the most delight­ ful of the many sociut successes that have K>tked Katiferd ’s -winter TîTOTtranmanr from tiie social nsjicct demonstrated the Will be G reatly Augm ented by New patriotism of Mrs. Herndon to so faithful­ • M aterial ly portray and bcfiitlngly celebrate Wash­ Hon. Geo. Be Cottcs has purchased the ington’s birthday. Pusjimc Theatre, nnd hereafter this wellAmong those present were: known place of utnuscincnt will be in Meutimie»:— Meutoii) c e ­ Putritoli lle F orre« charge of A. A. Preston. The vaudeville - '■'Anno attractions, which were objectionable to Com prop« Unmet -many o f the puixuns. will he eliminated, Hit* Maxwell and only the moving pictures and illus­ Mine«: — trated Bongs will be given. The new man­ IIrun; Caldwell Roumillat Keelor agement will have three reels o f new pic­ Ltminlrz Sirlngfrllow Peck tures every day, Instead of two. nnd for Dicken» the benefit of tourists who come in on the buab-u reel will be shown at 11 o’clock ev. In H onor o f M iss P orru m orc ery morning. The surne hours for the a f­ —-JdijyUetfhe Tujner gave a bridge lumjp. ternoon uml evening performances will tie eon at her home last Tuesday, in honorof observed, and a fine electric piano will tie Miss Annie Parra more of Jacksonville. installed, adding greatly to the popularity Bridge luncheon, always delightful a f­ of tire Pastime, a good, clean amusement fairs, wns made more popular by Mrs. place where jroi^can take your fptnlJy.uotl Turner, and a daiuty JuuoImmmi added rest enjoy im hour. to the games that followed. Mrs. Keelor was the lucky one for first Increasing Their Efficiency Kjza,.i*»cvlVlng 0 hand-painted bon-Jun The Sanford Machine and Foundry Works dish. Miss Parramore received the guest have added to their plant a complete outfit prize, n dainty fan. for rejiairing automobiles of all kinds. Those present were Mrs. Keelor, Mis# This will be found o f great convenience to Keelor, Miss Sellumpert. Mrs. Driver, Mrs. the many people in Sanford who have au­ Lunneau. Mrs. Bruce. Mrs. Derry, Mrs. Stry. tomobiles, and it is no longer necessary imr. Mjj^Jicrrulon, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Neal, to go to Orlando witli machines for repairs. PlBCIIAStO PASTIME TIIEÀIBE ST. FRANCIS NOME DESTROYED M agnificent R esidence W as Burned on Sunday M orning Early Sunday morning the magnificent home of Mr, John i l Harris at 8t. Frnn= cis was completely destroyed by fire. The fumiiy was awakened by Miss Laura Francis liurris,.who discovered the blaze in the two-Btory laundry house, which wns then burning fiercely in the Members of the family immediately put fire extinguishers in uso, but the fire could not be checked nnd soon spread rapidly. Seeing that there was no chance to save the home, articles jif clothing, silverware, etc.. werc c^tricd-Xlum lUo Bbuse, Hie smoke then being so thick thaT it was almost impossible to enter the house. The loss was total, witli some insur­ ance. Winner Washing Machines Sanford On the Hustle Sanford is on the hustle these days. Celery is beginning to move in car-load lots; strawberry shipments ore giving satisfactory returns; land buyers are nu­ merous; a driving club it to he organized; golf links are to be laid out; the Clyde Line is making extensive improvements, nnd a number1 of minor enterprises odd their quota of industrial harmony to the busy hum hi our sister eity__ Oriundo Sentinel, SEKVEI) Al WOMAN’S EXCHANGE County Tax A ss e s s o r’s N otice Either I or an assistant tax assessor will be at the following named places to receive tax returns for Orange county for 1000: E v e r y D a y Alt . F e b r u a r y 19th - Sanford. FEtTruary 27th and March 1st at the City Clerk’s office. Sylvan Lake March 2nd. Lake Mary March 3rd. Longwood March 4th. Geneva March 11th. • S. A. Roiiinson. B-Tked Goods Wedn and Saturday. Stai done. All Fancy wor Materials for same on A few more of these still left, sold strictly . You need a good typewriter and do not on guantee. If they do not do what we want to pay an exborbitnnt price for It, claim, money is refunded. Harry J. Wilson see lite Blickenderfer, at The Herald office. CRIPPEN’S MUSIC (Railroad Way) �TW ELVEÌPAGÈS-PART II-PAGES « TO 12 THE SAN FO R D I N S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 28 - «-wT’ " .- T " ' VOICE OF THE PEOPLE SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1909 firs t Year black man to hold officc*cnn be preserved inviolate without destroying every oilier helpful element o f bis existence, both the economic ond industrial equation- of Lettersand Communications on our national life. The principle ought to The General News of "The Land! be exercised in those communities where Various Timely Topics. You can get of Flow ers” . its prnctlce meets the least opposition. The white man, taken ns n part, or ns COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE n whole, in our nntiannl life or in the CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS South, constitutes in n most eminent- dag rtc.th ff bruins," wealth and character of Id IHI4TJiOSrtnietiTwill be Found the every community, nnd it is hardly ren An Epltoma of the Week’s Most lmViews. Opinions ond Comment sonnhle to expect him to yield without portant Happenings In the of Practical Writers. struggle to any invasion of his right to State’s Domain. IWr Invite correspondence on live topic» from all Peaches ore in market in limited quan­ MCtloai of the County. «1» new» Item* of Interest. control by nny admittedly Inferior ele Brevity will Insure piwnpt puMl^tk». Articles mem. Tlie white man hns the same tity in Kissimmee. rootrery to the view* of the Ldltor will tie pule I¡.Lett (nil abusive and anonymous cninmunlrn- right to opposc Dr. Crum that wo have to Lieut. Commander Hutchinson T. Cone, - ton« vRI be rejected:*' Wewtlt not Be TMtxJhitWc -------------- — ~ 7 i tor opinions expressed by contributor*. AU com- support him. ’ Wl> support him because fleet engineer o f the Atlantic fleet, bus tnuniralion* intended for current Issue lim it tie in he is n negro, nnd Senntor Tillman o p ­ Drive your Wagon into Sanford been appointed chief of the bureau of h*nd not later than Tuesday p. m.l—Eo, poses him for the sclf-sume reason. Our steam engineering of the United States \ Call on C. H. Evans Stop Agitation of Crum Matter chief argument in support of confirma­ navy, with die title, rank nnd pny of u To the Editor of The Herald: He^can deliver aiiy brand you want out oi« In Us Saturday issue the Atlnntn Inde­ tion Is ‘His defeat will be n ccjjistructlve rear admiral of die tine. Rear Admiral denial of die rigid of dm race to hold ofOur-new* Warehouse * m*w~*5jw**v Cone is n son of Hon. D. N. Cone of Ben­ pendent. u negro paper edited by D. J Davis,'armemut squarely against^ ftir- fice,’ and for the naked reason that ton, Columbia county, Florida, nnd was Without Delay— tlier agitation of tiio Cmm episode in Crum is n negro we insist upon his appointed to the naval academy from Congress and declares thut the appoint confirmation. Senator Tillman, on the ment of negroes toTedernl ofHces in tlie other hand, insists with equal logic for Sou tit is not nhelp but n decided hinder- the reasoq that he is n negro tiint lie Last week’s storm at Pensacola did con* A r m m i r r ir r m r » r U 1U U 1 V ydC I y V jfl \ J W L I nnce to the best interests o f hte colored ought to he denied the right in common sldernblc damage In die way of unroofing with nil negroes, and thus the issue is buildings and blowing down boat houses! race, made up. Well, the white man c o n s t i nnd sheds along the wntcr front. Of nil that 1ms been said or written on tutes about 00 per cent of tlie people of the Crum matter nothing is more notable The winter Chautauqua nt Gainesville I * _ . * "m die South, 75 per cent o f the morals nnd thntt this editorial. It is a new light of hns hecj).in.session fur die ¡wist ten days, j A r m O U F 1 1 c lC tlC c ll T n i C K 6 F iJOiClIecLond.35 pur «ent o f— the — wealth common sense und real patriotism thrown ntqllins been lnrgely attended. from rather an unexpected angle on the nod from ids standpoint it seems hardly Polk county hns been rcdistricled, nnd Or any other brand of our justly question of negro office-holding. It ac­ fair and just dint 40 per rent of the penLakeland becomes a district by itself, with 25 per cent of the resjvctnhility und Celebrated Fertilizers— . cepts Mr. Taft’s position timt in the a population of 3,032. five.per cent of the wealth should direct South federal appointments should be Do you want Hardwood Ashes?” Work on the $150,000 public building made with a view of showing tills section tin* nrTairs of government or participate for Gainesville is to commence the first Dried Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood and Bone that the administration has genuine re- substantially against, the will of die weck4n-April. ........ —------> --------------------W£OlÜJ..rcspcciahiUiyLuiuttlie-eliHraeter 'Nitrate of Soda? -gsrd fm lh -TJm iKWMtion-ls «n-«dvniH'etl Will 11. Stone, a blacksmith in the employ I t one from the standpoint o f the hide of die community involved. "Tlie negro m ayjbcat the devil around of tlie Edge-Dowling Lumber Co. at Toypendent and shows that this journal has die real welfnre of the’colored people at jhe stump ns much as he pleases; he may lorvillc, luid tiis left leg lorn from his body heart. Following ft the editorial in jmrt: bask in tlie beautiful theory of his man­ by being caught in tlie belting one day "The Independent loves the race, and hood rights, but Jjicre is no getting uwuy hist week. -He was a married man, and Is satisfied with Its racial distinction. We from tlie real comlitlniThe is lip against— highly respected. die A proposition is now on foot to manu­ are willing to go any reasonnblc length, tlie white tuna's prejudice*—and wisest and most helpful way to study facture furniture from cabbage palmetto or make any sane sacrifice to preserve intuct our mntlhood rights, hut there is this element of our itoiiticnl economy is wood, treated by a pa tent-process. The (Write us) suchjO philosophy ns paying too dear for to reverse positions witli Ids white neigh­ manufactured articles vie in beauty with bor and theorize wlint he would do if in those made from birch nnd hirdseye-m a­ your wldstle. ___"There is ns much wisdom in recog­ their places tinder the Same circum­ ple. The matter is before the Jackson­ CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales Agent, — s. m. m. ville board of trade. nizing an actual condition, and fitting stances and conditions." ALL AROUND FLORIDA Right at your Door! FERTILIZERS to i, i»«o, .......... Armour Blood, Bone & Potash Armour Vegetable Ask for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. Sanford, Florida yourself in your immediate environs ns cottages in West Tampa, occupied • (Ask Him) WHAT THE GROWERS ARE DOING byTwo there is In recognizing a cardinal prin­ Cuban cigar makers, were burned lust ciple of justice and lighting for its tri­ Friday. Fire was caused by Mrs. Benco­ umph. It is obvious, and we do nut feel Sanford G row ers Arc In the Midst of mo trying to hasten iter cooking by pourthe Busy Season dint die pro|iosition will adndt of contro­ ng kerosene on the fire. The oil ignited W H Y NOT USE Tlie Florida Fruit nnd Produce News in with n flush, setting lire to the house and versy, that the race nnd the country have had enough of the ‘Crum episode’ and is making n summary of tlie vcgetuble and to Mrs. il.'s clothing. The Indy quickly now being gagged with an overdose of fruit shipments of this section, togetiicr put out tlie fiantes on her dress, thus suvwith wlmt the growers mid shipjiers nre iug Iter life, hut help arrived too late to principle (T) N O W , A N D S A V E M O N E Y .? _______ — "it matters not whether Senator Till doing, 1ms the following to soy relative jiUYC the building or -the one tic;*t-to it. -------- awn isright ur wrung, nr Wlieiher ri” fii n - to Omttge countyr---------I.OSH about $3.500, partially covered by It 1ms shown more results for the Money invested than any other. Celery growers at Sanford are in the dninentul principle involving the man­ insurance.* It will pny you to examine the Celery Fields where hood lights of tiic rncc is an issue, the midst of their busy season. Celery being Z. Phillips, who formerly o[icrated a nov­ die main tiling about here, everybody is effort lias been overdone, nnd the while elty works ¡»Orlando, was hurt last Friday man lias some rights in the premises in more or less interested In the crop. Tlie ill Tampa by tin* ex plosión of a soda water common with Ids colored neighlmr, that recent cold snnp just put tlie right crisp bottle, u piece of flying glass hiltln¿ him ness in it. and did more good than harm. deserve consideration, nnd it is high time is used. Our representative, C. M. BRADWATER. is In Sanford on the temple and culling on artery. He Among the celery men Joe Cameron that the President, the Crums nnd tile was attended by Dr. Wells and will he every week. See hint or write to liiip nt Orlando or lias ten acres from which lie will begin "principle" defenders were recognizing none thc worse for the accident. to ship very shortly. He also has six the actual conditions and looking die For the second time within two weeks, facts in tiie fnce. It is manly to stand acres of lettuce that will begin to go for­ thc store of the Tampa Hardware Co. has ward early next week. \ up und fight for principle when victory J A C K S O N V I L L E , F L O R ID A T. P. Compropt is another of Sanford's been burglarized. Shotguns was the plun­ J will bp real, hut recklessness to lose your der taken tlie last timo. _ _ life in u futile effort to achieve n victory successful celery growers who is not com ­ Two brothers numed Kington have been that in the end will only be realized in plaining of hard times. J. S. Moore is arrested in Alachua county, charged witlt another successful celery grower who has dieory. 41 made.money enough to open a store on passing counterfeit money. They are be­ "If the fealty of the party to its negro lieved to he members of tin organized gang Celery Avenue. members is involved in the 'Crum epi­ of counterfeiters. J. L. Wright has one acre in lettuce, sode,' tlie party has proved its sincerity three in celery und four in potatoes nnd The three-masted schooner Horace Slot beyond cavil, and ought to ho relieved of rroin Tampa for Norfolk, Vo . has made further eadurnmmtnl , - if th r-prin riplf h'eansw -.^ — ^ — — =------ — H. R. und Ed Stevens have two ncrcs tlie j «ir t of destination in u crippled condi­ Involving die rigid of tlie negro to par­ in cabbage, one in lettuce and five in a tion, but without loss of any of her crew. ticipate in government affairs in common variety of spring vegetables, The vessel encountered severe gales dur­ ■with every other element of population, "D. G. Moore expects to plant ten acres ing which she lost iter topmast, most of was up for settlement, the issue hns been Iter sails and rudder-head. Her cargo wus Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing in spring vegetables o f various kinds. eon *true lively settled in our favor by I>r. Enery & Cooper of Richmond, Jnd., not domnged. Crum's tong tenure of service in the very Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale have five acres which they are funning Aunt Dorcas Bryant, one o f the_oldposition Involved, and the country ought here, and Levi Bitiford. from the sume time slave mummies. who was always do -1 Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene to I« given a rest.. The n e g r o -n n d t h c place, lias five acres which he will plum lo g -good -deeds, ha s passed Co her reward, I Republican party arc hard up against the in beans and potatoes. at thc uge of 80 years. She had lived in | South’s intense race prejudice, and we Henry Stevenson o f Be Land lias ten Tampa and vicinity for about 4 0 years. hqd as well meet the issue squarely^ and acres here which tie will plant to toma­ She was one of those good old souls who I bthnU that there is enough merit in the THE GREATEST EVENT OF THE YEAR toes. knew no color liqe when good deeds were Southern white man's contention to give J. S. Moore of Oviedo expects to move needed, and many white people are in­ the question die most humane and rea­ to Sanford soon to grow celery. debted to her for charitable acts that were | sonable consideration. The effort o f the About 4,000 boxes of oranges nre yet denied them by their own race, Republican party to thruil'the negro o f­ JACKSONVILLE. FLA.. APRIL 19th AND 20th to he shipped from Ocoee, belonging to Harold Moscly, an employee at the I fice-holder on the South, against its ex­ D .p . Maguire, W. P. Blakeley, E. O. Sims Daughtery stables in Lakeland, was shot pressed will, has not availed eidier die and T. N. Burner. last Saturday und died before medical aid P“ riy or die negro anything, and it is conducted by the famous interpreter of the There are about 5 ,000 boxes o f late could be had. fie hud driven over to,the ■ ■ ■ '■w r id’a ■i— ter» iw n ltIill|?*1 llfR C T|lll ' •l*>ui i¡mo to change our. policy ond oranges yet tq be shipped from Tihleti- Hancock place with a couple o f women, treat tlie white, man's prujudiue from ville. ‘ ___________________ and for some reason was ordered out of •riotiier angle. The effort has not the house. As Ije was getting into the •topped with intensifying the white Children's Dancing Class carriage a shot was fired which entered man's prejudice against the race, but its Miss Gelsie Butt has opened a dancing Assisted by Guslar Holmquist, basso; Road M illar, tonor; M rs. Oorlnna RldorKslssy, soprano; Nsvsds van dar Voor, alls persistency has lessened tlie negro's use­ class in connection with her other class. his back. He drove hurriedly toward MuiFOPK CONCERTS: Monday R atine«, Orchestral; Monday night, miscellaneous; Tuesday fulness and opportunities in every other Lessons will be given on Wednesday and bury, about three miles distant, hut died | Matinee, Artist»' coot*re Tuesday night. Oratorio, 'T tlE CREATION", with ihr Jacksonville field of human endeavor among die peo­ Saturday afternoons at three o'clock, at before getting there. Choral Soriety of 2S0 trained voices and N. V. Symphony Orchestra and soloists. R E A S O N T IC K E T S , Make application now Rests roaorvad In rotation ple he must prove his worth to, or by Ids tlie Hotel Wilton. Terms, two dollars for There were shipped from Plant City last I Address and makq checks payable, fsllurc demonstrate dint lie was at his eight lessons. week 18.700 quartsof strawberries, which f*»t as a slave. brought an average price o f twenty cents | a quart. The Hexaui's 'phone Is No. U 8 ‘The principle involving the right of die Pai nter F e r t i l i z e r P a in ter’ s Sanford Celery Special TH E E. O. PA IN TER F E R TIL IZ E R CO ^MouseTFuPnrshirtg Goods SPRING MUSICAL FESTIVAL NEW YORK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DAM R OSCH* T . T . E LM O R E , Secretary, Jacksonville, Fla. i - �THE SANFORD HERALD IO CAMERON CITY.THE HEW THE PRIDE OF WINTER PARK DR. February/ 27, 1909 W. E. H0USH0LDER Peoples Bank of— Sanford D E N T IS T Description of Buildings Dedicated at Rollins College Room* 23. 24 and 23,,Pico Bids. Another Metropolis to be Built On Lake Jessup Capital « 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 'Phone 141 Following is a description of the new SANFORD. FLORIDA. buildings dedicated last week at Rolline College, Winter Park: Opened for business in 1906. Now band] Carnegie hall, the gift of Andrew Car­ JOHN C. SNEAD Accounts of negie, is to be used for library nnd ad ministration purposes. It Is 98x5 0 feet ARCHITECT nnd two stories In height. The mntcrial 113 W. First Street 'Pilone 100 is Ff&rida sand-lime brick, with cement Residents of Sanford and immediate vicinity S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A _ gtone trimmings nnd the roof l* covered with red clay tiles, Spanish style o f nr chitecture. On the wall to the 'Tight of ANDEW JOHNSON the handsome entrance is a. bronze me " T o ta fair w ith both frlan d and foe, dnlllon of Andrew Carnegie nnd on the Oft yo u r ow n little rig h t» forego; ATTORNEY-AT-LAW left a bronze tablet containing the name It P a y s ." Practice« In Stale nnd Federal Courts. of building, the president o f the college and the architects. The building faces M. 0 . T. Building. Hthne 248 north, and the west a If o f tint g r o o m door is devoted to the reading room— 50 by 37 feet— and reaches to the heavily THOMAS EMMET WILSON M. M. SMITH, H. R. STEVENS. ' G. S. DERRY, H. E. TOLAR _ -'J Umbered roof. A n octagonal gallery ex ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ------------Proident— ----- Vice-President Cashier Ass’t Cashier 1 tends around this room nnd both above AT-LAW and below there nre nlcoves reaching Seventh-Judicial Cirwritthe edge oT the gallery, affording' shelf- Late Stale Attorney Florlda room for some 2 0,000 volumes. The floor . Residences, Sanford nnd Sylvan Lake of this room is of Indian red cement, nnd the room is finished throughout in nature wood. A glass partition containing GÈO. A. DeQQTTES hinged window and a railing scpernte ATTORNEY a n d COUNSELLOR at LAW the rending room from the lihrurmn's room, which Is connected by a lift with-jr-;-ff»nieticc in s ta te and Federal Courts the second floor. The cast hnlf o f the ■* Blackam lthlng and Horse»ffo*!ni Sanford. Fla Harnaaa and Buggiea ground lloor is devoted to the offices of Welborn Block the president, secretary, treasurer, bursar and dean. These offices are Inrge and C. G. B U T T commodious and are finished in nntural A U T O M O B IL E 8 F O R L IV E R Y U S E wood, and have filled and waxed floors, DENTIST T|ic rooms on Uie second floor will be Pico Building used ultimately for steel book stacks Room 13 which will probably provide ncconunoda SANFORD, FLORIDA i tion for 100,000 volumes.' Until they arc needed for this purpose three o f them will be used as class rooms by the pro DR. R. M. MASON fessors of History nnd English. A large High-Grade House-Building a Specialtyroom. 38x2 0 feet will be set apart for the DENTIST use of the Young Women’s Christian As Welborn Block Phone 19 sociation, the.Kappa Epsilon Sorority and Sanford. Florida' dUier organizations o f the young ladies Carnegie Hail was designed from PrcsiDEALERS IN dent Blnckmnn's skeLdlCfl.by Whitfield & King. 100 Fifth Avenue, New York. The • A. C. HART Builders’ Supplies, Interlarelien Sami contractors were W. P. Richardson &. Co S U R V E Y O R A N D D R A U G H T SM A N of Jacksonville. . ’ Alpha Cement* Acme Plaster es MANY NEW BUILDINGS ERECTED ¡IX On the Line of The Sanford & Ever --------- ftadCT-R*lhMy„and Borders On the Lake ■— ------ (Reprint Sanford Herald. February 20th. 10091 The great Celery Delta has sprung many surprises In the way of developments the post six months, nnd not the least of these is the new town of Cameron which Is being built upon the shores of Lake Jessup, abouC five miles from Sanford -aad-tw» the lin e -o f- the Sanford At-Krer» ’glades Railway. The new city derives Its name from Joeeph Cameron, who at one time owned most of the land now unversed by the new railroad and is ono o f the pioneers in the growing of celery and lettuce and has done much toward improving and making jjrea ter_the vegetable industry,_____ _ The lioward-Packnrd Land Co., about one year ago, purchased 1,000 acres of land on-the Shores of Lake Jessup and realizing the great possibilities of the cclc ry della, have, worked indefntigably build up nnd improve thlp. section. They hoyp already disposed of over 000 acres in ten-acre lota in the vicinity of Cameron City. The greater part of this land is now under cultivation and the .new city Cameron will offer great induements for people to locate and build homes. A lot is offered free to any one who will hidid n home upon the same. A large brick ware house and general store will be erected al once nnd a small 'saw-mill will be estnb llshed In order to work up the lumber that abounds in this vicinity aniTwllI furtilSi much of the material for the new houses Mr. Sussex of Michigan is one of the first to build a new residence in Cameron and is now-erecting n fine two-slory“Tiomo'ln which he expects to reside. Several new houses have beep creeled upon the nei boring farms nnd location of the new town makes It an ideal one for a home. The town hns been platted into forty-five lots Chase llall and anyone wishing to purchase can get Chase Hall, n dormitory for young men further information from the Ho ward-Pack nrd Land Co. The Cameron City property wns erected in memory uf Hie into Loriug . was Intended primarily for homes of those A. Chase, one of the founders o f the (own who had farms in the immediate vicinity, of Winter Park, who left a bequest to the but so great tins been llie demand for these college nt Ids dentil, two years ago. for lots that they hnve been placed at the dis this purpose. Designed by Whitfield & King nnd posal of the public and in the near future built by W. P. Richardson St Co., of Jack­ will become very valuable ns the title of homeseekers sweeps southward toward sonville. Material Is white snnd-1tme brick with stone trimmings, nnd tlio roof Lake Jessup. It contains The Sanford & Everglades Railway lias is of Ludowlci red clay tile. eighteen doable ami six single rooms, to­ made possible the new city of Cameron gether with a large common room with nnd many otherlmprovements in the lands fireplace mul built iu seats. On the sec­ which n few years ago were given over to ond floor there (ire five toilet rooms witli the cattle for gracing purposes. shower baths. The building overlooks it is the prediction of many thnt in Lake Virginia, toward which the land few years the entire .celery delta, from distance of ten miles west of Sanford to slopes sharply, and In this direction two _Lake, Jessup, will be.uiui.vast- miU1« umhh POCdlCS un ca d i floor and u large terrace nnd farming land will become ns valuable give outlook— tlie terrace is floored witli for building purposes ns It is now for the Indian red'cem ent nnd affords space for growing of vegetables. Such n prediction (ratted ferns and palms. The furniture is Mission style, staining light green. A stands n good chance of being fulfllcd more beautiful home for young men the people continue to buy prdjicrty as tiiey have in the last few months, and while could hartlly be imagined. Early in the week the college buildings there is plenty of land nt the presant time, the demand is constantly, increasing the nnd grounds began to wear a festive nnd price nnd the property is becoming more expectant look, und everywhere were signs o f busy nnd elaborate preparations valuable every dnyi. With the advent of the street railway for the dedication. • Wednesday the guests began to arrive, from Sanford to Cameron City the eyes of the prospective settlers and our-own citi­ and the doors of Chasij ball were thrown , zens will turn to suburban homes and the open to the visitors. A l 7 o ’clock the Trustee’s dinner— City of Sanford, instead of being confined to its presant nurrow radius, will embrace cooked nnd served by members of the cooking class of the college under the di­ u much larger territory nnd become rection o f Miss Elizabeth D. Burleigh— Greater Sanford. wns given at President Blackman's borne. ----- > ------------------------------c ity Restaurant Changes Hands ______ S o Sa y Chase S. Co., ButMhc Demand — *— -V Is Very Heavy Jacksonville, Feb. 22.—Chase & Co., say the movement of oranges continues light witli demnnd heavy. Stock has been arriving In good condition and is giving excellent satisfaction. Grapefruit is In light supply witfj smaller sizes. Tangerines nre about all shipped and pineapples are becoming scarcer.. They report the. movement of Sanford celery light and look For only moderate ship­ ments the balance o f the week. The trade is displaying a greut deal of inter­ est in the Sanford cclqfy. Preference will be shown the Florida stock, Chase & Co., say, as the California celery is bound to show the effects (if the heavy rains In California. Sanford celery is now at its .prime and Chase & Co., are In a position tOjfuruish fiiuAtock. _ piupcfly. bkadicd. graded and packed. / * Just Received Last Monday morning the City Restau­ rant. which JiereloIoftnfaS bePITCOntiDcrPrt jy R. L. Jones, wus purchased by H. E. Wise, lately o f the New Alexandria hotel. Jacksonville. Mr. Wise is no stranger to Sanford peo­ ple, he hnving conducted the Central Cafe here until the lire in the Hines block last April put him out of business. He then made a great success^although it was his first experience in the restaurant business. Judging from that success, and by the ex­ perience gained by him in Jacksonville, U is safe to say tlint he will be able to afford a first-class eating (Jaee for ladies nnd gentlemen. Besides serving regular meals, lunches and i|ulck orders will be served. A high-grade cook has been engaged and gentlemanly waiters are in attendance. In the conduct o f the business, Mr. Wise Is ably « ssIsUmI .b y -U hl-4 Licks, whu wus also his assistant In the Central Cafe. H U N DR MOTTO: D E P O S ITS IN SU R ED A G A IN S T LOSS HAND BROTHERS LIV ER Y, F E E D and SALE STABLES. Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged Pope Contracting Company Leveling nnd Croes-Sectioning fur Drnlnnge a Specially — SANFORD. FLORIDA Plans, Estimates, and all Information relative to HuiMing HAMMOND , ARCHITECT _ Cheerfully Furnished ? Office witli Murrell lit Minshew OFFICE AT RESIDENCE Pico Hotel Block ’PHONE 2t>l i++ :-****4 F. T. WILLIAMS % SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER HOI Elm St FIR ST N ATIO N A L O F SA N FO R D , F L A . Phone 275 SANFORD. FLA. r . H. RAND, Präsident C E O . PE R N A L D , Vic^-Prai. B. F. W H IT N E R , A n l C i i h u r P. P. F O R S TE R , Cashier Only National Bank In Orange County Funds Protected by Burglary Insuranco WALTER D. BELL A tto kn ey - a t - L a W A lit tracts Esumi ned ami BANK Safety Doposit Boxes-for Ront Titles Perfected O R G A N IZ E D 1087 Room 21 Pico Block, Sanford, florida. C a p i t a n IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN d e T a m p a Wekivn Tribe No. 41 Finest Five Cent Çigar On the Market i Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings on tlie 1st and 2ml Wednesday of each month in Masonic Hall. Visiting broth­ ers welcome. CELERY FOR SALE FOR I h evrt vicry l.nintnl rrndy in .M[, la ruiiHit Mnrth 1» t i want to hear from frut buyers •II .peck itrlctl y fnney. popular sUre. Well Ur nr Imi fiuprctltm sulicrtnl " - - B. D A L E , Bartlot Cardon O r lando, Florida 4® Ctfr. 3rd S t nnd Snnfonl Ave. Henry MgLaulin JEWELER . MY SPECIALTIES 1 * — j BIG C U T IN am again asking fur OLD SHOES, will give what they are wortii i. E. Irvin’s Shoe Shop AT L.. R. Philips’ Drugstore Old Shoes Wanted SIZES, 6 , 7. 8, 9. 10 II AND 15 SALE «f u Í r n it u r e Stoves, Crockery, Carpets, Matting, Rugs, Sewing Machines, Etc. - , » __ ! * J i T w e n t y P e r C e n t Off . On All Goods for the Next Thirty Days Only S A N F O R D F U R N ITU R E CO. Pickard’s Hand-Painted China • Card to the Public The largest line o f sporting goods ever Being unable to see my friends and pa­ received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting trons before ray departure, I take this oc­ clothing, etc. Harry J. Wilson. casion to express my thanks to the public for the patronage accorded me in the past, After a service o f thirty-five years. M. and bespeak the same for the Sanford F. Schmittbfcrger has been made Chief In­ Grocery Co. in the future. spector o f Police o f New York city. . — W. M. Dickens Gorham's Sterling Sliver Rogers’ Plated Wure Elgin and Waltham Watches ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Artesian and Deep Well Drilling Telephone No. 60 M . P. L lP E /, �¡•Swi-V-Tr 'r r i i ~r I > ry 27, IÔO0 - Ï01INTY h a p p e n in g s A Budì ci of In tcrc stln ì Items from Correspondents THE E V E N TS O f OR AN G E C O U N T Y THE SANFORD HERALD nnd nlso those of contiguous communities who-may-fimi-lt-prmticnhle- tp cmtH».~ is cxpectetl thnt there will lie n lnrge at­ tendance. nnd thnt the occasion will prove a most pleasant one. Alfred Eldredge who returned from the Just nttnined his majority nnd is one of Apopka's most estimable young men The Epworth League will hold a social Special Corretpondrnce t°The Herald. • We hnd quite a hall storm on Thursday nt the residence of Prof, nnd Mrs. J. H of last week, doing some damage to the Newmnn Friday night. more tender plants. Henry Hickson, who has been visiting ■Mrs. Lem* Hodges o f Christman mid her hlauncie: Mrr-J.-ErHickTOTi“ hn!rTCnJrneiI lister. Miss Mattie Simmons o f Ft.Taylor, to his Georgia home. ipeot Tuesday and W ednesday visiting Mcssr. Cunningham nnd Byrd have re­ Mrs. M. Ft Jacobs* and son. John W. turned from a southern trip which om Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Aulin of Oviedo spent Sunday here with friends nn^gplalives. Rev. T. J. Dell o f Kissimmee filled the appointment in the Baptist church Sunday. hpuicj Tum|>n, St. Petersburg nnd other poults. Apopka is the best o f nil. Mr. Willett..n kinsman of J. R. Wombie who came here some time ago from Nortli Carolina, has decided to remain und has Rev. E. Lee Smith of Longwood will accepted a position In W. R. McLeod's hold services in the Baptist church, next store. Sunday. There will be two sermons during J. W. Pruitt nnd wife, who have been the day. ~ Darner on the grounds. spending the winter here. have, returned Mrs. N. C. Jacobs nnd little daughter. •toCtheu-hutne iuJlrcvurd. •N. C. Myrtle. and Mrs.G. G. Jucobs leftSnuiiMey -* —wifrr-nnd Misses for the East Coast, where they will a|>end Sarah Russell nnd Kathleen Mitchell re­ several weeks with relatives ami friends. turned recently from a'trip to Palm Bench. A party consisting of Mr. nnd Mrs.C. A. Raulerson of Geneva, Fla., I)r. Burnes nnd Mrs. Spindlcr of Defiance. Ohio. Mr. nnd Mrs. Burnes nnd daughter, Miss Elizabeth, of Lexington. Ky., Mrs. Fleming of Wash­ ington. D. C.. Master Tommy McClain of Geneva, were guestsof th e,'Pnlm’, Sundny. - OVIEDO OCCURRENCES SprtUl correspondent to The Herald. Mr. Pierce, one of the most popular - young conductors o n : the Seaboard, has charge of this run for n few days, reliev­ ing Mr. Brannon, who wns cnllcd to Jncksonyllle for a few days on offlciol busii m -------------— — — — _ A. C. Hollinger, wlio lins been itcrc n week visiting ids sister. Mrs. J. E. Alex­ ander. left Tucsduy morning for Tampa, where he will spend a few days, nnd then proceed to Ills northern home in Wash­ ington. lie enjoyed.his visit here im­ mensely. , ,. A pleasant party of our northern friends, nnd several Oviedo residents went over to Gee Hammock Tuesdny morning on n picnic and fishing expedi­ tion. They re|iort a jolly good time. Ligc Cusldng left Tuesday morning for Jacksonville, where he goes for u few days on n joint business mid pleasure trip. A camping party from Oviedo was down on the creek near the river for n few days Inst week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Batts Jones visited them Sunday and' reported un enjoyable time. CNTCRPKIZE ETCHINGS Stxdnl Coririponilcncc to The llrruld; Monday, the young people gnve a sur­ prise party to Miss Lottie Kcithly ut the Orphanage. They were dresseil in many fancy costumes nnd wore masks. Miss Kcithly was requested to guess who they were, und ufter guessing they took off their musks and spent a pleasant evening, with games, music and recitations. Dainty re­ freshments were served. J. M. Bedford, a former resident of place but now residing in Lexington. has been spending n few weeks here visiting friends. He left thU week his present home. ■ -'AV.Ä-S»« . y n in Rev. Mr. Hardaway filled his appoint ment at the Presbyterian church Sunday nnd Rev. Mr. Boyd preached at the Meth­ odist church ln,Ocoee. Efficient Stafr or Reporters Weekly Georgia Technological school a few days ugo will take n partnership in his father’s Covers the Territory for iifrge. mercantile business. Alfred has The llcratd CHULUOTO CHRONICLES -, * * w ■ . • m ò i a If W H g n p <D ^ '■*. • ~ t ' ■ — • «. ■ * ■ ^ -• . -A Fits Your Machine and Lasts Forever ""Never'"Breaks, Never Wears Gut Purer, Clearer, More Brilliant Tone Buy Columbia Indestructible Records because they are really indestructible and you will keep on buying them because Of their incomparably full, clear tone. . __ They—fit your machine! Cost 35 cents! Get a catalog. A splendid repertoire to choose from—and we are. adding to it right along. A ..H . CRIPPEN & SON Railroad way - - - ~ Sanford, Florida this Ky.. und for Mrs. Augusta Harris nnd daughter, Dorothy Prcvpjt, have resigned ns man­ agers of the Wckivn Springs hotel nnd tinvtrgcn 6~Sliewhere. I Washington's birthday was celebrated here only by thesi hool. the scholars being given a half holiday. Miss Dart, the nccomplishcd principal and her cllicient assistants, try on every occasion to instill Initrttlff'lfiifidS of the children principles o f prtriotism, Thu sellout is progressing well nlong nil lines and is receiving Un­ sympathetic support of the patrons. After working nil dny at his desk in the office ’ of the C. L. & V. Co., E. K. Stnrblrd tins been sjiending several hours each night pointing tin* pews in the old Baptist church preparatory to removing them to the new building for the o|iening next Sunday, He deserves a vote «if thanks from all the members of the' church. . . . The Norwell ornnge groves in this com­ munity were sold a few days ugo. II. W. Metcalf, of Orlnndo, bought part of them and Messrs. Palmer, Benjamin & lirachum purchased the remainder. Messrs. Palmer and Dcnchnm are also Orlnndo men. Mr. Benjamin is from Boston. T. II. Johnson has for a good many years been tin- elficitftil mnmigcr of this line property. He has now severed Ins' con­ nection us munt.g2.*. however, and will probably locate in Jacksonville. Rev. R N. Cate ami family left Inst week for Crescent City, where Mr. Cate becomes pastor of the Baptist church. Hqwever, he has returned for u few days to nssist in making the new Hnptist church building here ready for occupancy next Sunday nnd to |>rench the o|M-ning serrnuu. Sunday morning. J. M. Kittle, a highly respected citlten. Monday night, in the pnslor of the Epdied ut his residence near town on Thurs­ worth Inn, Rev. Dr. Henderson of Cincin­ day o f Inst week nnd was hurled Friday. nati. Ohio, guve a lecture on the lives of The 'funeral services were conducted by Grant nnd Lee. his pastor. Rev. Mr. Boyd, of the Method­ Miss Clifford Hetulry went to Orlnndo ist church. Mr. Kittle wus n German nnd lust Friday and returned Saturday. wns 8Ü years of age. He had resided in Ml., and Mrs. John Wallace of Chester, Apopka for many years and was nlwnys IV . leave today-.’ta return hom e: also. quiet nnd inoffensive:— HetPiivrs nnngpil Rev. E. E. Burriss of Philadelphia. wife and two children, I’ rof. Dan Kittle, Mrs. R. Durrani nnd dnugiitcr, Agnus.of who resides North, and Mrs. Bettie Kittle, Birmingham. Ain., tire visiting her sister, n most excellent young lady who wus Mrs. Jus. Willis. living witli her (mienta. — Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parker left Saturday Thé Apopka Literary and - Social Club for Minml, Key W es^and Havana, thence Tn-Mita regular -monthly meetings in the to their home in Westfield, Mass. ~ K. o f P. hull on Friday night of last week,. The hostesses for the evening were Mrs. APOPKA AFFAIRS G. B. Lin nnd Mrs. L. I). Geiger. Miss hptdel Currcsnundcnce to The Herald;____ The new Baptist church building will he Edltlí Cortón nnd MnCnrl Lin were guests formally opened for service next Sunday of honor. Miss Mary Dart wns the ac­ complished leader for the evening. The morning, 2 Btli Inst.. at 11 o ’clock. Much of Use material has been delayed meeting was opened by Leslie Wait, pres­ and in consequence the building will lack ident. Tile program consisted pf sketches a great deal o f being completed, hut the and readings from Henry W. Longfellow, auditorium will be rendy fo r use; nnd it James Whitcomb Riley and Benjamin has been thought beat to go ahead with King. Those taking part in the exercises the opening without waiting for every de­ were Messrs. Frank H. Davis and Reese Combs. Mrs. Green and Mrs. Kemlcy, and tail of the work to he completed. Misses Scot! and A nnie Jones. All ren­ To Rev. R. N. Cate, who has been sup­ plying the church as pastor, and who has dered their ports well.' The literary pro­ been the mechanic in charge of the work gram was followed by carefully planned of construction, has been accorded the progressive games, superintended by sev' "horror of pfeilEhrag tnh'opentng sermon, T e n d Indies. in-which many participated There will also be preaching at the evo- and all enjoyed. A. C. Starbird received ning hour by Kev..Mr. Caté or some other the first prize, a beautiful little picture. E. R. Starbird received the booby prize, a minister. _ Prof. J. H. Newman has Improvised a- George Wasliington hatchet. Incidentally, fhoir of some o f the best voices in town, “ something is doing" when Hie Storblrds and is preparing special music for the oc­ are around. If they can't get in at one end of the procession they will be found casion. \ Your correspondent Is anthorized to in­ at the other. The last number on the vite most cordially all of the home people evening's progrsm was perhaps the best of all—the refreshments, consisting of an abundance of delicious ice cream nnd cake. It being Carl Lin's seventeenth birthday, a special table was arranged V __________ (First Street.'one hlork from Drool nnmallr 1‘m lnfflrrl.-------------------------■■■ » for him nnd his young friends on which there was a line birthday cake containing a gold ring. This wns found in the slice T __ ________________ Formerly Manager of Central Cnfc • 5 cut by M isslla b cl Eldredge. Tucked un­ t i* derneath the cake were little pneknges containing small gifts, mementoes of the » _______ . __________________ oemsinn, wlth-rmtPSTnppnsrd •t n r r p r A P L A C E FOR LA D IES AND G E N T L E M E N sent the fortune o f each hoy nnd girl. At a {pic hoar the com (mi n y adjourned with xpresslons of appreciation to the host­ S h o r t O r d e r s At AH H o u r s E v e r y th in g F i r s t C la s s esses nnd entertainers for n most enjoy­ able evening. | T H E C IT Y |• R ES TA U R A N T , H. E. W IS E, Proprietor « r * Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty % J t Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets are Solti at Hetlueed Rates ■ Spring M usical Festival The coming festival in Jacksonville. April lfith nnd '¿Oth, will mark the great­ est musicnl evegt thnt tins ever taken' place in that city's musical history. It marks the first appearance of the famous D E A L E R IN New York Symphony Orchestra, with Walter Damrosfii ns director, in Jackson­ * * ville. anil ateo the first appearance of.the Park Avsnus in Spasr's Orooary lacksooville Choral Society in Oratorio. The festival will consist of four splen­ did concerts at whi«Ji the New York Symphony Orchestra and Walter J)nmrosch will he assisted l»y four celebrated soloists: Mrs. Coriline Rider-Kelseo. so­ prano: Nevada von der Veer, ultoist; Reed Miller, tenor, and (iilstaf Holmi|uist. basso. Toe lion! concert being the ren­ dering of “ The Creation", in which the Jacksonville Choral Society, a chorus of 250 trained vuices. will appear. Witli such an elalKirnte program, it evident that all sents will he sold long before the first concert, mid for this rea­ son tile Herald advises its music-loving readers to make Immediate application to tlie secrclury of the Choral Society, T. T. Elmore. Jacksonville. Orders from tills city will be numbered in rotntion ami the sent reservations made accordingly. The single admission will he $ 2 —for the series, only $5, It is ex|iectcd that the railroads enter­ ing Sanford will make spcciul rates to Jucksoaaille for this great event, thus uffnrding everyone an uoLMirtunltv of hear Pure water is essential to gootl health. ing the famous interpreter of the world's United , States Government analysis and cla fsilin itio i^ mnstcr musicians. Waller Damrosch. C H O IC E FLO R ID A AND W E S TE R N M E A T S 'Phont 1 NATURE’S WONDERFUL FOUNTAIN. / , -------------------- Guaranteed analysis by sworn officials. High rolling jiinc lands, beautiful palms, walks, scenery. Another D isastrous Earthquake A dispute)! from Tchcrnn, Persia, dated ' New hotel, new furniture, telephone, daily mnil^ Furnlshed cottages to rent. Four miles from station. Feb. 20 suys that a terrible carlhquukc occurred in the province of Luriston. Jan. Address W EKIW A SPRINGS COMPANY. W cklwa Springs, 23, which h-fr-tmly rea l—mom)lo j!!» _l±r<>: ken valleys nnd twisted rivers to tell the fearful convulsion of nature. In the neigh­ borhood of a half hundreds settlements and villages have been practically wiped out of existence. Some villages disap­ peared completely. Only u small (iroportion of the ¡nhubitnuts escaped with their Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos lives, in two villages not a soul escaped. This is thu earthquake registered by all —. -Again for the Famous --------------the seismographs throughout Europe, and CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER which could not he located at the time. Another earthquake shock wus felt at SANFORD. FLORIDA Sivas. Asiatic Turkey, Feb. 17, which de­ stroyed "420 buildings and damaged over 400 others. Thirty persons are reported killed. ria. CHAS. H. EVANS Staple and F ancy Groceries -----— 7 — Lawn M&WetfT' -------Special prices to reduce stock. If you want a good mower at a low price, now is the time to buy. Also good slock of scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes. Harry J. Wilson. None but first-cluss tabor employed and all contracts guaranteed to he in accordance with plans and specifications "Our Own” coffee, best 23 cent coffee on rhe market, at eiUier store of Garner & I am In Business to do Business for Those Who Need My Services Poatofftoa Bos 771 Roberts. * Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty ... ' t-* �Odor and Flavor of Musk. T o the A frica n traveler the hippo potatfius la a specie* o f gam c-particu Inrly desirable, fo r Its Ivor? aud Its hide are both valuable, while the 09) inconsiderable danger Involved In its pursuit provides the delicious emotion w ithout w hich every kind o f hunting Is tame and Insipid. Moreover, the o h ligation under w hich (ho lender o f the expedition lies to feed his servants and carriers adequately makes one o f tbeat enormous beasts, tw elve feet long 01 ----- - » and disproportionately wide, a per feet godsend. Npt only docs the hippo potamus furnish a form idable amount o f jneat, hut that meat has the lift* tlmnble merit ‘o f keeping ’fresh much longer than any other, principally Ow lng to the fa ct that flies seem to have an Insurmountable horror o f It. I must' adm lt th st fo r a lo ng time 1 ; thoroughly sym pathlied with t h e Hies A live, the hippopotamus has a pecullnt odor, somewhat resembling mask,' w hich discloses the presence o f the animal from afar when he hnppcua to be to windward o f one. In the flesh o f the dead animal this odor—o r the tasto o f It, rather—persists and In mneb appreciated by the natives, though for olgnera take a long time to getneewft tom ed to It; somo ore never nble to s u p p o r t lb—W ide W orld Magazine. Fasting In Japan. ■ From tim e-ou t o f mind, says the .Tn* pan Tim es, certain devotees o f that country have visited a celebrated tempie at Narita tw ice a yeaf T f l perform -tmrptflmnrcTOi fa s t in g w lttlln TtS BU* cred precincts. A "fastin g hall" has been specially erected for their accom ­ modation. Observations kept on 220 men and 82 women w ho fasted showed that o f tho whole number 59 fasted less than a week, 174 fasted one week, 10 continued fasting tw o. weeks, 14 fasted •three week*, a nd one wnm iriihnm food for live weeks. Inquiry as to the motives o f the faRtera showed that 100 men and 25 women desired to rise tn the world, 13 men nnd 2 women want­ ed to Increase their business profits, 10 men prayed fo r the safety o f thotr fam ­ ilies, 13 men nnd 4 women sought cures o f diseases and 10 mch wonted g e neral now! 'TiielL Only three persons, two men and one woman, fasted tn grati­ tude for tho fulflllmeut o f form er pray­ ers. "It need scarcely be s a id /’ re­ marks thq Japan Timas, "that the peri­ od o f their fasting was tho sh ortest" Snowball Bhowsrs. More than ouo explorer In cold cli­ mates has noted the curious phenome­ non o f a "suowhalt show er." Tho balls. It Is true, are not very big, tho aver­ age being, about the Size o f a hen’s egg, but they are truo snowballs for all that—compressed globes o f snuw, not IIflltf lumps o f Ice or hall, A fall o f tho kind occurred In north Loudon In Mnrch, 1850. and nt tho tlmo It'w as observed that tho balls Bccmcd five times ns dense nnd compressed as ordi­ nary snow nnd In no way to bo told from the usual handmndo missiles/ They hnd fallen durlug the night and were strewn many layers thick over a very largo area. No ca u s o -cx ce p t doubtful electrical one—can be nscrlttcd*’ fOT- lD S"strhhg 6 phenomenon, nnd mountalnccni are apt to discredit the stories o f snowball aliowcrs told thorn by tho old guides till suddenly lu tho midst o f an ordinary storm they And themselves assailed as though by myriads o f mischievous schoolboys.— London Standard. / « tant In the. United States. Its fickle­ conscious pow er and taunting eddies bring oaths to the lips o f the most respectable and law abiding resi­ dents along Its low er course. Tho greatest admirers o f the river, the peo­ ple w ho alng Its praises with the most emphasis, are the ones who g o off on a tangent o f tem|>er quickest when they And a new caving o f river hank headed toward the newest and most expensive leTec, built to protect great plantations, while Just across the stream rise worthless bluffs and useless sand bars. Talk to a Mississippi river m n n -ah an ty boater, pilot, raftsman, plantation ow ner o r city merchant—hnd he Wilt brag about the' river wonders. Its bigness cbarm n blm and makes him feel Targe and elated. Bring him around to hla own experiences with It, and suddenly a shade o f resentment croesrs b tr fa ce as-h o recalls-a shanty boat wrecked by a cyclone, ft- stentn; b o a t snagged, a raft torn up tn some bend, a plantation undercut and wash­ ed a why o r a season’s trado spoiled by nn overflow and crevasse. "W o love tho river, damn It!" Is, a literal expression.—II. 8. Spears In At Untie. ‘The Other Way. "B o yon refuse me adm ittance," com ­ plained the newly arrived spirit to 8L Peter. "Y ou turn m e o ff Into the cold ." "N o ," replied the old saint, "Into the h oL "—Boston T ran script > A B u iok lon . - - - She—H ow la It your, slater did not alng tonight? H e—Oh. the doctor baa forbidden her. H e aaya she mdat not alng fo r six months. Bho—Does he live, near h e r! An error gracefu lly acknowledged In - * victory won.—Gascoigne. General Fire Insurance .r - " •- Sanford, F lo rid a S. F. S A L L A S & CO. I Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing Gutter and Galvanized Tanks Repair Work a Specialty Not a Bark. - “ Then :-you —don’t - haT fr-any —d o g ­ ; Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford,Tiôrida watch on this c r a ft!" Inquired the ! ^ « » v « » « « « * * * * a***a *as**a * a x * * a * * * iS S ^ ^ m ^ ^ ^ t |^, , . , __ anxious passenger, according to writer In Life. "N o. T h is Is a calbost.” T Do You Want to Help ' Boom This Town ? M he arks E S T A B L I S H E D 10«9 A gency Are Offering Any and All Kinds of Florida Rea Estate a t - u s J L j j « aB f f i e e » - » « < I - o f i - 'n t r R e T T 5nTiTitTl tr T e iT i 1s — i|##|o sugar m um r at n f first; flint* he ho added niltlml gently p o n llv n little n As Can be Had Anywhere. full h alf pound before tho acnlo bal­ anced. “ y o u ’ll d o ," Bald the grocer. "Y ou understand the acalo trick. -It la plain that you lenrned, your trade' In tho thorough old school w ay." "Yes, sir." the other answered. "I le a fn cd ln the country, and nlmost my first leaaon was that In weighing. You must odd, add, add, till tho beam tips, because all that nddlng pleases tho cus­ tom er—secmB to him nlmost like a gift. But If. „on the contrary, .you nubs tract from the quantity on tho scale the* custom er la affected In the opposite nrtoTJtnwTJtJTnfrhmvr'TTo goes nwny convinced that you are a Btlngy cheat."—New Orleans TimesDemocrat. Office on Pnrk Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Floridi The Sanford Building & Loan Association W IL L B U ILD Y O U A HOME 1> For Particulars, Call on * _____________ -G . H 7 F E H N A L D , P r o » . A . T . R Q S S E T T E R , V. Pres.’ A . P . C O N N E L L Y , S e c ’ y. & T r e a s . Director* O. M. FERNALD J . C. HIGGINS W. D. HOtDEN -A — T . « O S B G T T t H F. F. FÖRBTBR" H. R. S TE V E N S IT you do, you ’Tl assist tlio editors In advertising the place. □ eaten at HI* Own Gam*. "A few days alnce," relates a solicit­ or, “ ns I was sitting with my friend D. In bis office a man came lu aud s a ld f " ’ Sir. W ., tho livery stnbtu keeper tricked mo Bliamefully yesterday, and I wniit to bo even with him.’ " ’State your case,’ said D.________ “ ‘ I asked biro how much he’d charge me for a horse to go to lllchmond. Ho said half a sovereign. I took the horse, nnd when T came back he said ho wanted another half sovereign for com ing back nnd made. me pay i t ’. __ "D . gave hla client some legal ad­ vice, w hich ho Immediately acted upon, as follow s; !Io 'n iu l iu ilio ¡¡very j o r t i » with HOLDEN NEAL E S TA TE CO. "w n m . Ons Rscompsnsa. "T h a t sheet Iron clothing a chnp hnd to wear during tho mlddlo ages must hnvo been fa r from com fortable." ’ "Still, a follow could have a perma nrnt erense put In his trousers."—Lon Isville Courier-Journal. A Queer Test. Tho grocer said to the applicant: "TSTir references arc good. HLuul mo your stylo o f weighing out flfh pounds o f sugar. There’s tho Bcnlcs," The nppllcant wreathed bis fnce In the amiable smile alb salesmen wear and weighed out th'e'trti^tr-with dla------- » ------------r - * — p « * ------------- T. J. 4 M IL L E R If you do, you ’ ll pntronlze homo Indus­ tries, Including tho printer. Sanford Dressing Club I f yoji do, you ’ ll subscribe for this pa­ per regularly nnd ndvertlao In It Bat-----------------------------■— -— I f you don’t, you’ ll sneer at our efforts for town Improvement C L E A N S A N D -P R E S S E S - Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing —OurMonthly~Rnt tTfoTCI lilf OiTly $ \ . 2 5 If you don’ t, you’ ll order your Job printing from soino outsider. If you don’ t, you’ll borrow your neigh­ bor’s copy of the. pa per to read. Giving you twelve pieces n month. We will call for jiul deliver your clothes once n week. ALL -WORK GUARANTEED. DO YOU O il DON’T YOT7? M. P. LIPE, Manager. fl-Gold'a Harbor Shop---------------- !Ph6ntrG0 IS YOUR FRANK PRINTING ------------ 'A Patient Judge. A western Judge, sitting In cham ­ bers, seeing from tho plica o f papers In the law yers' hands that tho Amt case was likely to bo hotly contested, naked, "W h at Is the amount In ques­ tion 7" "T w o dollars," said the plnlntiff’ s counsel., " I ’ll pay It," aald the Judge, handing over tho money, "Call the next ca se/ He had not the patience o f Blr Wll11a m - C riait -whoj -a fte r—Hstrnlug f o r' tw o days to tho arguments o f counsel as -to tho construction o f a certain a c t quietly observed when they hnd ’ done, "T hat act has been repealed.” —A rgonaut ’ • • Up Against ■ Hard On*. Th o great delver Into tho Bccrets o f nature w ho hnd accumulated a fortune and retired from active business In or_ <J?r_l<j be.n bla-to-gtn s bis whole time to study and experiments was observ­ ed to bo cogitating profoundly. "W h a t are you giving your mind to n o w 7*’ Inquired-one o f his laboratory assistants. “ I am merely w ondering," be an•wered, "w hat becomes o f all tba corks."—C hicago Tribune. "T h e man replied, *A sovereign.’ "Client accordingly went to W ind sor, cam e back by rail and went to the livery stable keeper, saying: ” T lero la you r money.’ paying hlnLa sovereign. " ’ W here Is my boraei* said W. ” ‘ H e’s at Windsor,’ answered the clie n t T hired him only to go to Wind sor.’ ' ' —Pearson’s W eekly. ness, L. W OODRUFF j ♦ Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store j STRONG LINE OE CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SIIOLS UP TO J The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies', Gent's niul Children's Shot's + ■ Just Received t + + + + + + + + + + + *+4K *44>++++4++++«.gi+++++++.t.*4+4-4*4-4>4*-t'+++++H STANDARD ? Drink a Bottle of .... .... e Is it os r~ Park A vemic. North c t z good as your husjness„t.. Doe3 iLda you credit­ or docs it misrepresent you ? Think it over, add if you find it is not ns good os you think it ought to be, try us once. kind, let us hear from you. Tho Sanford Coca Cob Bottling Co., S a n fo rd , FI*- . .¿S • MS We will submit samples and Eleysnt Frenuli Sirie ¿ J « Panci ¡Bacii prices on request If you are fond o f especially nice stationery, ask to see our Bonds and Linens. Manufactured with pure distilled water— they will prevent illness. uU digestion nnd give you health !■” - If you are needing letter heads, bill heads, envelopes, cards, statements, circulars, booklets or anything of that GINGER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R j... colur You'll he sure to like them. Si.« n r v 65 ) o r • remaikstiljr Bue elisir, . I ,llc h 7 P»IUI.«I a ten u ti(u Igulilrtl .»liiM Uom elu « i m c m o « but on » e c ó iiu iifF *>Ui ** *<t '* 11* “ • XI»« «lort-s lo r I6.cn,' teli tt t ò » ? i i ur f i * ? ' ni*nuf*cturttir t u r i m i » « e b S ìS S M 3 W lo yem t if mi L 'i i i .'i f t i* w ic s s , »M eli m esa* m M e la r w h V t l h u i i n i . V . . * . eytrr cl,,tr Tot» Luy. TMnC The S a n f o r d H e r a l d • fford n o t lo r o w n T l ì c h e n V ni?* io tlie b » t «re ii.ó»',.’ Sanford, Florida hnxittmm ^ 11 furaUhlnr your liume | C«n you fur jmrlor, <11nInv­ D®ré,'TTt,hll he chcapcst . , »■ «he l à r g » t l l u . i r . t e d c a l.lo a -iUmtttttmtä g u « r a lt o d M «eU y ss repW .t.U nT;»r. your w o e cy b .c k .j fum ea catta racraar, t u * m u m m . a»«.. jK M u m u .r u . t&R vùn'S&Stòi $ 3 .6 5 TsMitrtiU rrk* M �'**-•*l4f*- •»•• • ■■*■**?t! ■■♦T.'V'-îi.jllrWTÎ? Í" .»**^_1*’ ’ . '^/I *'L*-• TW ELVE PACES P A R T H-* P A G E S I T O 8 THE SAN FO RD I N .S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 29 NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MARCH G. 1909 counterfeit treasury notes. Tiie counter­ feits were to be printed on strictly genu­ ine government paper from plates made from photographs o f the genuine notes. THE BAND MINSTREL A party of capitalists fromJHonolulu are on their way to Cuba to q ^ ra te a sugar plantation on a large scale. They have purchased 2 5.000 acres of Innil -and will begin operations immediately on theirnrrivnl on the Island. Home Boys Give Good Show Tuesday Night CELERY DISPLAY TAKES PRIZES First Yenr ALL AROUND FLORIDA Sanford Product Was Finest Exhibited - - A t State Fair The General Mews of “The Land C. H. HofTner the enterprising conimis of Flow ers" sinner in charge of Sanford's display nt the state fair succeeded in carrying off the premiums fur the county making the CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS HAPPENINGS d u r in g t h e w e e k SANFORD HAS GOOD TALENT largest nnd best display of celery and the iimtvWQal m n k tn gth r best n ni InrgcBt B^ontcr of the'intc sectrelnry of war. An Fpltomc or the Week's Most Imdisplay of celery. Mere tile Readers Will Find a Brief the name of Jefferson Davis is to be re­ Large Crowd In Attendance and the portant Happenings In the Mr. Hoffner hnd a pice display o f ce!historical Spring Flowing Bpys Accorded Warm Ovation— stored'to the tablet of the Cabin John State’s Domain. ely, fruits nnd vegetables nnd wns mten Tor Hurried Readers Minstrel a Big Success bridge near Washington, from which if was The schooner Dependent, which wns be­ live to the crowds thronging the display The memory of the FIsk-Stokcs tragedy cliisseied during war times. A large crowd was in attendance nt nt nil times, even going to the length of lieved to be lost with all on board, lias of years ago is recalled by the dentil, Inst the opera house Tuesday night to witness keeping cut up stalks of celery and salt been found beached iienr»Crd«T'Key.'The* Win. D. Crum, the negro whose appoint­ week. In Yokohomn, Japan, o f Dr. Thomas ment uscollectorof customs at Charleston. tiie minstrel given by home talent fur DieJ foe ihe-people to have nrnple proof nf the crew escaped. The vessel wns bound I T Tripler, the surgeon who dressed Fisk’s S. C., was looked upon b y tlie people of benefit of the band. In fact, tiie attend­ rich flavor nnd other* good properties of from Mobile to Tort inglis. wounds. The doctor was 63 years old. ance was so large thnt tiie house wns Sanford celery. Mr. HofTner reports that city as an insult, has resigned. Tourist travel to Florida (Idsseason tins After keeping perfect time for more than - During tiie carnival In Ljsbon, Portugal, taxed to its inmost seating vaimcity. very large attendance nt the Tnir nnd is been ten per' Cent greater than ever be­ The minstrel was n revelation to the well pleased witii tiie attention thnt was fore. a decade of years, the historic old clock last week much rioting was indulged in people of Sanford, as few had nny Idea attracted toward the Sanford display. high up in the tower o f the Loth mill nk ami several persons killed or wounded. The U. S. circuit court has decided that such excellent home talent could IJoo^mucli praise cannot he bestowed South Norwalk. Conn., was stopped by a the Florida drninnge inw is constitutional Mr. HuffTier who "represented us nt nnd that the five cents j»er acre tax may felt hat' being blown in nlnong the works NOVELTY WORKS TOR SANTORO found here, nnd^agwchTrieiti^tiw^^' -Si?» boys nnd lovely youni f Indies who con Tampa and Mr. C. H. Lefficrjwho is d o jr.. -during u gale Inst week: ¡toil,— This metros a limit 51 ()(),iCTilswrfnrthmilgh cliiirncler the same good worY nt Jacksonville. Tiie w After being in com otosc condition most Well equipped Plant Will Soon Be In 000 for the drainage fund. o f the program. dudes o f these representatives nre ardu­ of the time since last Christmas. Miss Operation The l)ade county fair will lie held next The house began tp fill rapidly about ous and varied und the questions that Edith Flickinger died at her home in TruSanford's money has long enriched (lie o'clock, and nt 8:30 tiie curtain arose must be answered nre numerous. There Week, beginning Tuesday nnd continuing mansburg. N. Y.. Inst week, without hav­ coffers of business men in different cities showing Die entire company in grand en Is no doubt about the results of these through the week. ing awakened. in certain lilies of irtodc. but little by little In one dny Inst week forty-four lots were scmble, nnd nn overture from the San­ displnys being made by Sanford ns they For the first time in over forty years, tiie industries are seeking Sanford, nnd ford Band was the first number on tiie sold nt West Palm Bench at from $200 nre easily seen in tile numerous pt*ople money thnt was want to seek other chan­ snow fell in Genoa, Italy. last -week. program. Tiie scenery, though not elab coming into tiie city every day and buy­ to $80 0 each. ------ Judge Tompkins of the New York su­ nels is now being diverted to the home orate, was very pretty, nnd the costumes ing property. Detective W. E, Evans of tiie Tampa preme court, has cut down n lawyer's ex- product.. Thu latest industry, nnd one that appropriate. The boys weregrouped on force, hail n leg broken and was otherwise Reception to Dr. Kirkland. horhitnnt fee of $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 to (lie more, tins long been needed, is n novelty works, the stage in crescent form, anil slightly seriously injured Inst Monday ‘ by •-being nnd in n few weeks the'Pope Contracting modest sum of $15,000. devoted nliove them were six pretty A goodly company of Sanford people thrown from n buggy attached to a runa­ Co. of tliis city will have ii large building young ladies all attired in pink—truly attended Die reception tendered ' la the way-horse.-----------— — -----------------------------Gov. Williams of Kcntucky'lms portioned erected and machinery instnlied -fully-ca­ lovely nnd pleasing pietpm. > g Rey. R. L. Kirkland, the new pastor of the editor orthe'LouisvM lo -Herald,. conFor lock of funds witii which to puy snlpable of ^applying everything needed in J. Albert Davis made nn idea I in ter- Die Pep pic's CuugreguUoual - Church,-nnd nriesrthn inilsiMiro county honriTuf ■etitivicted of libeling n judge nnd prosecuting im l klor*' -suppl ie s --------------------------— Tocutor, officiating in tlmt difficult cnpoc his wife on Inst Monday evening nt tiie Cation lias been obliged to dispeiiHc witlt fflWfiiey In criticising themTdr not proseTiie building will lie located on their ity with much grace und dignity, intro­ church. cuting night riders, 'p ic governor says the the serviceli of fifteen tcpchers. property nt the 'corner of French avenue ducing each nnd every number on the Invitations had been sent to the other editor did his duty. • nnd Commercial street, where they arc uow The Atlantic Const Line depot at Fort pastors of tiie city nnd all of them reTwenty-eight Loudon suffrngets, some manufacturing pressed htlfk mid artificial program in unexcelled manner. -Myers wnm itered-tirlntriniffs" iiiTé night Waiter Beatty rendered in fine style Sponded clthef liy their presence or witii — of litem «ris'oemtie-womtmrnii-wTihrTlm" stone. Inst week and the safe bio wit open. Some the pretty ballad entitled "Only a Bum'll regrets that oilier engagements prevent­ cated. have been sent to prison for trying $300 was secured by Die thieves,. who Mr. Hammond Inis lipen in Jacksonville ed nttendnnce. , to force the Prime Minister to take notice several days this week, wlicrelic negotiated of Violets," and was Die recipient of made good their escape. very complimentary encore. Mr. Beatty A short program under Die direction of of their cause. for the best machinery nnd equipment on lias a good voice and ills selections are Chalrmnii C. R. Walker, who in well ~ Ethel Godwin, the Ifl-ycnr-old daughter Mrs. Win. K. Vanderbilt lias given one the market, and when this ia installed an­ always appreciated by the Sanford ou chosen words welcomed the friends who of John D. Godwin, living near Bowling million dollars witii which to build model other large industry will be udded to San­ Green, committed suicide last week try dience. had' assembled in this frntcrnnl way. sanitary tenements for persons nfiiicted ford's constantly increasing list. Homer Hurl, in pleasing manner, sung Members of the M. E. Church choir ren-_ taking ■trlchnine. it is claimed sin* took A complete novelty works will be erect■. .with tuberculosis, where the! can have a coon song entitled, "You're in the Right dered an anthem in fine style, which Die ixiijon because her parents reprlmninl«si for the manfaeture of colonial columns, pure air.and best of treatment. Church hut in tiie Wrong Pew," and ns was followed by short speeches of w el­ ed her for staying out late the night pre­ Miss Estelle Greene of Atlanta bus fallen ncwclls, brackets, scrolls, screen doors, nn end man got off some very good jokes. come by Rev. Householder and Rev. vious witii n party o f other young people. lieir to half of her father's fortune. Wliqn mantels nnd nil builders' supplies. A proposition is on fool tu build a 2 50 Tiie ballad. "A s Long As Die World Boyd of the M. E. and Baptist churches. she was n few weeks old her mother died Rolls On," by Mr. Phillips, was sung witii Mrs. Herrick sang a solo, after which tiie room tour|st liqtel at S i.Petersburg tucost Gospel Bout l or SL Johns River. . —m»d Iter fstlier gave h er to Mr. nnd Mrs. P. incoming pastor voiced his pleasure at $ 100,000. it is to be completed in lime R. W. Parrott und wife, who are by this much credit and listened to attentively II. Greene. Until notified of tier legacy, the welcome extended to him and for Die next tourist season; by nil appreciative audience. true known In practically everyone in she had never known but the Philips'were pledged himself to he heartily in accord Eugene Roumillnt t£pd man) delighted Col. B. F. Livingston, n resident o f St. Sanford on account of tile gospel work her own parents. witii anything Dial would upbuild tiie Petersburg from 1803 to 1901, died in Los they have been doing, have not only the the audience witii a funny song entitled best interests of Sunford. After the Angeles, California, recently, nt the age of Congress tins passed a bill nllowing the plan hut n part nf the material on tiie "Ont Friend of Mine.'* nnd his rendition negro troops who were disltonorahly dis­ ground for building u boat which will be was appreciated so much Dint tie wns re­ Doxnlogy a half-hour wan spent in social 79 yenrs. He was a lawyer nnd gifted ns ____ _ _________ missed for connection witii Brownsville af­ fitted comfortably into living quarters for quired to “ do" the chorus several times. intercourse und all present agreed that a nn orator. fair, to be reinstated, providing they did himself mid Totally. lliaT flfiy ilin y reach . -Jeff JOuruUiciiLiwbilc.not. pa«iw|t«ting hdighlful-rvrtmtg hmt b lT II ipCTimIfiTTi Of Die eight Southern states, each pro­ in tiie song fest) convulsed tiie audience further step taken to cement Die forces ducing more than 200,000 gallons of turnot iHTsonully take part in the shooting with liic Gospel even the smallest und witii laughter with some very "original" working for tiie spiritual interests of our ix'iitlne nnd 25,00(1 barrels of rosin, Flor­ Miss Sylvia Green, only daughter of Mrs most remote settler on tiie rivef. Tiie ida leads the list wiUi 17,030,300 gnlltms Hetty Green the wealthiest woman in the boat will be supplied witii o five-horse­ jokes of a local nature, und was ably as­ city. of tur|ietitine in 1908. ngnlnst 15,572.700 States, was married last week to Mathew power engine witii which to move from sisted in this laudable Work by Will Will Build New Residence Stringfellow. who also had several good ill 1907; mul with 1,9 3 2 ,IN barrels of ro­ Astor Wilkes of Canada. At her mother's point to |>oiut, Prof. N. J. Perkins, principal of the San­ jokes. sin in IflOtt, aguinsi 1,774,370 bnrrels in death Mrs.Wilkes will inherit $30,000,000. Mr. and Mrs. Parrot, while having a Frank Crnyuw favored Die audience ford High School, lias great ftiiOi in Die 1907. Richard C. Fryar, a prominent figure in membership in the M. E. Church, are de­ witii n pleasing vocal selection, while L. future of this city, ami has purchased a Gainesville is now agitating extensive Confederate times, died in St. Louis lust cidedly union worker*. Their first con­ F. Whitchousc was Die star solist of the desirable building lot oil Mngnolin avenue, paving -operations with vitrified brick. week, aged 70 years. His fame ns com- sideration is to get people to neerpt evening. This young gentleman pos­ upon which he will creijt a modern resi­ jn arider of a blockade runner during the Christ, uml then become connected witii Fleming Mitchell Applrynrdof latYeCily dence in tiie near future. Tills will lie sesses a splendid voice and his vocal wnr is remembered by parties on both whatever organization they feel will en­ tins been aiqiuinied n page in the House most gratifying to the people of Sanford, work wus n complete surprise to every­ able them to serve Him best. sides of tiie conflict. of Representatives nt Washington. us it is indicative tlmt we will have Prof. one. They have been doing missionary work The extensive seed huuseof Albert Dick­ County division is now being agitated • Messrs. Geo. Adams nnd Warren Pres- Perkins mid his estimable wife with us nlinson in Chicago was burned last week, for the past ten years in different states, son were certainly the primiere comedi­ wny. In all the Southland there is no abler in IlillslKiro county. The western half entailing a loss of $150,000. Sevcrnlem- but during the past two und a half years ans on the program, and their work as man in educational circles than Prof. Per­ wants to he cut looseand made into u new Their work is plnyees were injured in the rush to escape in the State of Florida. end men could not have been excelled kins, nnd Sanford is proud to have him at county to lie called Pinellas. sucli as should commend itself to all, as from tiie building. in professional circles. Mr. Prcsson sung the head of an efficient corps of teachers, From present indications. Clarendon ho­ they bring people in much with the gos* tel at Seabreeze, which was burned recent---- Puc la-4iobnrtr-Qkiahomn, last w alk dc pel. w h o w ili'iiof irodbift tPHon n-iT pincr ill flUrnctiv;? manner All I Get Is Much and nlso as a resident. strayed the Dixie department store. Loss. , You." win which elicited several _ . ______ ......... ..... ........................... Obliged to You. ly ."thn~ne w wdt bwbwU-dutwg-ihu-vowmg------Make Sanford Ills Home. of worship until a desire fur these things 5150,0(10. encores, while Mr. Adams with his "Old summer, and wilt lie ready for guests nt is created in their hearts, then they in Harry Ward of Decatur, Ind., who lias the opening uf the next tourist season. Henry W. Wilkes, a member of the Con­ many cases become connected witii nume Time Rug." fairly brought down Die purchased celery land on Denrdali ave­ house. These young genDemeu further federate secret service under President church. By order of tiie United Stales district nue is so well plensed witii Sanford that enlivened the evftiing with some good Jefferson Davis, died in Dallas, Texas, court, 18,000 cans of baking |iowder from Their work will continue to he ns much he intends to come down with ids family jokes especially manufactured for the o c­ Feb. 20. oged 70 years. a Nashville manufacturer, were seized in in the interest of one as the other, conse­ next fall and make Sanford his winter casion and delightfully “ original"—noth­ Pensacola on Monday hecuuso they did One day last week 4 0,000 bushels of quently they feel free to call upon ail to home. Mr. Ward is president nnd genpotatoes, grown in Ulster, Ireland, were help tiicni with jh g .cx p e use. oL liu in g-oui ing to offend, hut conducive to good. I'rntTnnflflger OF Die Wuril Fence 0o.. oTie -twt-wmform tir the~pnrt?TD{Hnnw. wholesome laughter. ~"tm!traded Tu Baltimore, Maryland. E. J. ("L u ck y ") Baldwin died nt ids their Iniat which will consider Sunford its of the hugest concerns of the kind in tiie The "big hit” of tiie evening, however, Ben Garcia, a former slave, died last home |wrt. The expense pf m aterial etc.. North, and is well known as the organizer home at Arcadia,California, Mnrrli I, aged was tiie pink chorus consisting o f little iidll amount to about $15th "rv~" of several wire and nail cotnpnnies whose B1 years. " week in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, aged 117. Miss Anna Stiles, ably assisted by Misses Solicitation will be mode by Mr. nnd capital totalled up to Die millions. Mr. The contract for the new jG o^rnm cnt ‘ Tiie governor of Washington has signed Maud Diggers, Mary Walker, Agnrmn * Ward is very enthusiastic over Sanford's huildigg in Gainesville has been uwurded Die woman's suffrage bills |iassed by the Mrs. Parrott. Stout. EdithJkitlialmy, Irene Murrcl und future prospects, nnd he nnd his family to the King Lumber Co. of Charlottesville', legislature, which provide for an election Marie Stout.. These young ladies were New G rocery S tore will be heartily welcomed by the people Vn. The cost will be $100,000. und the to be held In November next year to dcL. P. McCullcr llOgepcned ids new grp. handsomely attired, and sun^the pretty building is to be completed on> or before of Sunford. tcrmlne,whether women shall be allowed eery store in the room next to L. R. Philips' and popular song, "You're Just the H oy June 1 5 ,1910. to vote. """ drug store on First street, and is ready to for Me." They were encored time nnd Prominent Party Here Two-cent postage between Newfound­ receive his friends and patrons, having in­ again, aniPU required continued repeti­ Irvin E. Burdick and Charles Webb of r. 0. E. Notes land and the United States went Into ef­ stalled a first-class slock of fancydilid sta­ tion of Dlls song to satisfy the audience. New York City, accompanied by llon.J). From present indications the Lodge of fect this week.^ At Die conclusion of this number, the Beacham of Orlando, were in Die city on ple groceries. Mr. McCuller is no stranger the Eagles will be the great social center Seventy-third anniversary o i the decla­ to Die people of Sanford, having been with closing chorus, ‘You've Got to Be Amer­ Tuesday, and escorted by J. N. Whitner o f all Snndfordites wishing tu get in ration of Texas independence was cele­ (be Sanford Grocery Co. for Die past eight ican to Feel That W ay." was sung by Die were taken through the celery delta. touch with their neighbors. enDre caste and Die curtain descended These gentlemen arc well known captains years. brated last Saturday. -There, will be n o . cUuiaimess^io Dwir «m id much «iqdausa— -----— — ilofura coming t o Sanford ha was with on m lu itry artif wrte at trocte<nb Sunford At tiie exhibition o tn e w Inventions in make-up. nnd every good citizen wifi be Moving pictures by Die management of by the glowing accounts of our prosperity. Chicago is an Instrument for receiving T. C. Darby ia Apopka for five years and welcome. Die Pastime was the next feature, which Mr. Ileacham lias always been Sanford's in Lakeland for three years, and is an ex­ wireless messages and recording them in All those wishing to get in us charter culminated the program. The allow was friend and is thinking of investing here typewriting form in full, The instrument perienced man in the grocery business. members and take advantage of Die low Coupled with this, Mr. McCuller is endowed eminently saDsfnctoy, and the boys de­ in Die future. will cither send or receive. initiation fee as such, will please call on with a most jovial disposition and numbers serve much credit, for they nil worked S. Range, at (he Coca-Cola Bottling Co. The Royal Tailors brand of cloDting A scheme has been discovered in In­ his friends by Ids ncquini'ances. fiord for Die success of the venture. before Mnrdi 10th. On March lGDi the means perfection. See suinplet at D. A. dianapolis which was intended to flood the T he H exald ' s 'phone is No. MB charter will be closed. Wade, the tuner, Orlando. Caldwell.li Son's. Argentine Republic of South America with % � 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, 1909 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, February 27, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 27, 1909. 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>, February 27, 1909; <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/2508513a2530bc4a5285faea5e689469.pdf 071b88d154935d99b732f7cbdb26ca0e PDF Text Text Odor and F la vo r of Musk. T o the A fr ic a n tra vele r the hippo potatfius la a specie* o f gam c-particu In rly desirable, fo r Its Ivor? aud Its h ide are both valuable, w h ile the 09) inconsiderable danger In volved In its pursuit provides the delicious emotion w ith ou t w hich every kind o f hunting Is tam e and Insipid. M oreover, the o h liga tion under w hich (h o lender o f the expedition lies to feed his servants and carriers adequately makes one o f tbeat enormous beasts, tw e lv e fe e t long 01 ---- - » and disproportionately w ide, a per fe e t godsend. Npt only docs the hippo potamus furnish a form idable amount o f jn eat, hut that meat has the lift * tlm nble m erit ‘o f keeping ’fresh much lo n ger than any other, principally Ow ln g to the fa c t that flies seem to have an Insurmountable horror o f It. I must' adm lt th s t fo r a lo ng tim e 1 ; thoroughly sym pathlied w ith t h e Hies A liv e , the hippopotamus has a pecullnt odor, som ewhat resem bling mask,' w hich discloses the presence o f the anim al from a fa r w hen he hnppcua to be to w in d w ard o f one. In the flesh o f the dead anim al this odor—o r the tasto o f It, rather—persists and In mneb appreciated b y the natives, though fo r olgnera take a long tim e to getneew ft tom ed to It; somo ore never nble to s u p p o rt lb —W id e W orld Magazine. Fasting In Japan. ■ From tim e-o u t o f mind, says the .Tn* pan Tim es, certain devotees o f that country h ave visited a celebrated tempie at N a rita tw ic e a ye a f T f l perform -tmrptflmnrcT Oi fa s tin g w lttlln TtS BU* cred precincts. A "fa s tin g h all" has been specially erected fo r their accom ­ modation. Observations kept on 220 men and 82 women w ho fasted showed that o f tho whole number 59 fasted less than a week, 174 fasted one week, 10 continued fa stin g tw o. weeks, 14 fasted •three week*, a nd one w nm iriih n m food fo r live weeks. Inquiry as to the m otives o f the faRtera showed that 100 men and 25 wom en desired to rise tn the world, 13 men nnd 2 women w ant­ ed to Increase their business profits, 10 men prayed fo r the s a fe ty o f thotr fa m ­ ilies, 13 men nnd 4 women sought cures o f diseases and 10 mch w onted g e neral now! 'TiielL Only three persons, tw o men and one woman, fasted tn g ra ti­ tude fo r tho fulflllm eut o f form er pray­ ers. " I t need scarcely be said/’ re­ marks thq Japan Tim as, "th at the peri­ od o f their fa stin g was tho s h o rte s t" Snowball Bhowsrs. More than ouo explorer In cold cli­ mates has noted the curious phenome­ non o f a "suowhalt show er." Tho balls. It Is true, are not very big, tho aver­ age bein g, about the Size o f a hen’s egg, but they are truo snowballs for all that—compressed globes o f snuw, not IIflltf lumps o f Ice or hall, A fall o f tho kind occurred In north Loudon In Mnrch, 1850. and nt tho tlmo It'w a s observed that tho balls Bccmcd five times ns dense nnd compressed as ordi­ nary snow nnd In no w ay to bo told from the usual handmndo missiles/ T h ey hnd fallen durlug the night and w ere strew n many layers thick over a very largo area. N o ca u so-cxcep t doubtful electrical one—can be nscrlttcd*’ fOT- lD S "strh h g 6 phenomenon, nnd mountalnccni are apt to discredit the stories o f snow ball aliowcrs told thorn by tho old guides till suddenly lu tho midst o f an ordinary storm they And themselves assailed as though by m yriads o f mischievous schoolboys.— London Standard. / « tant In the. United States. Its fickle­ ness, conscious pow er and taunting eddies bring oaths to the lips o f the most respectable and law abidin g resi­ dents alon g Its lo w e r course. Tho greatest adm irers o f the river, the peo­ ple w ho alng Its praises w ith the most emphasis, are the ones w ho g o o ff on a tangent o f tem|>er quickest when they And a n ew ca vin g o f riv e r hank headed tow ard the new est and most expensive leTec, built to protect great plantations, w h ile Just across the stream rise w orthless bluffs and useless sand bars. T a lk to a Mississippi riv er m n n -ah an ty boater, pilot, raftsm an, plantation ow n er o r city merchant—hnd he Wilt brag about the' riv e r wonders. Its bigness cbarm n blm and makes him feel Targe and elated. B rin g him around to hla own experiences w ith It, and suddenly a shade o f resentment croesrs b tr fa c e as-ho recalls-a shanty boat wrecked by a cyclone, ft- stentn; b o a t snagged, a ra ft torn up tn some bend, a plantation undercut and w ash­ ed a why o r a season’s trado spoiled by nn o verflow and crevasse. " W o love tho river, damn It !" Is, a literal expression.—II. 8. Spears In A t U ntie. A Queer T est. T h o grocer said to the applicant: "T S T ir references arc good. HLuul mo you r stylo o f w eigh in g out flfh pounds o f sugar. T h ere’s tho Bcnlcs," T h e nppllcant wreathed bis fnce In the am iable sm ile alb salesmen w ear and w eighed out th'e'trti^ tr-w ith dla------ » ---------- r - * — p « * ---------- - ‘The Other W ay. "B o yon refuse me adm ittance," com ­ plained the n ew ly arrived spirit to 8L Peter. "Y o u turn m e o ff Into the cold." " N o ," replied the old saint, "In to the h o L "—Boston T ra n scrip t > A B u io k lo n . - - - She—H o w la It your, slater did not alng tonight? H e —Oh. the doctor baa forbidden her. H e aaya she mdat not alng fo r six months. Bho—Does he live, near h e r! An erro r g ra cefu lly acknow ledged In - * victo ry won.—Gascoigne. General Fire Insurance .r - " Sanford, □ eaten at HI* Own Gam*. F lo rid a "w n m . Ons Rscompsnsa. "T h a t sheet Iron clothing a chnp hnd to w ea r during tho mlddlo ages must hnvo been fa r from com forta b le." ’ "S till, a fo llo w could have a perma nrnt erense put In his trousers."—Lon Isville Courier-Journal. S. F. SALLAS & CO. I Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing G u tte r and G a lv a n iz e d Tanks R e p a ir W o rk a S p e c ia lty ; Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue N ot a Bark. - “ Then :-you —don’t - h a T fr-a n y —d o g ­ Sanford, w atch on this c r a f t !" Inquired the ! ^ « » v « » « « « * * * * a * * * a * a s * * a * a x * * a * * * i S S ^ ^ m ^ ^ ^ t |^, , . , __ anxious passenger, according to w rite r In L ife . "N o . T h is Is a calbost.” T Do You Want to Help ' Boom This Town ? h e M Tiôrida a r k s E S T A B L IS H E D 1 0 « 9 A gency A r e Offering A n y and A l l Kinds o f Florida Rea Estate a t - u s J L j j « aB f f i e e » - » « < I - o f i - 'n t r R e T T 5nTiTitTl t r T e i T i 1s — A s Can be H ad A n yw h ere. fu ll h a lf pound b efore tho acnlo bal­ anced. “ y o u ’ll d o ," Bald the grocer. "Y o u understand the acalo trick. -It la plain that you lenrned, you r trade' In tho thorough old school w a y ." "Y es, sir." the oth er answered. " I le a fn c d ln the country, and nlmost my first leaaon was that In w eighing. You must odd, add, add, till tho beam tips, because all that nddlng pleases tho cus­ tom er—secmB to him nlmost like a gift. But If. „on the contrary, .you nubs tract from the quantity on tho scale the* customer la affected In the opposite nrtoTJtnwTJtJTnfrhmvr'TTo goes nwny convinced that you are a Btlngy ch eat."—N e w Orleans Tim esDemocrat. "A fe w days alnce," relates a solicit­ or, “ ns I was sittin g w ith my friend D. In bis office a man came lu aud s a ld f " ’ Sir. W ., tho livery stnbtu keeper tricked mo Bliamefully yesterday, and I w niit to bo even w ith him.’ " ’State your case,’ said D._________“ ‘ I asked biro how much he’d charge me fo r a horse to go to lllchmond. Ho said half a sovereign. I took the horse, nnd when T came back he said ho wanted another h alf sovereign fo r com ing back nnd made. me pay i t ’. __ "D . ga ve hla client some legal ad­ vice, w hich ho Im m ediately acted upon, as fo llow s; !Io 'n iu l iu ilio ¡¡very j •o r t i » with HOLDEN NEAL ESTATE CO. i|##|o mumr at n f flint* p o ntly llv n little sugar first; ho he niltlml added gen n Office on Pnrk Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Floridi The Sanford Building & Loan Association W IL L B U IL D Y O U A HOME 1> For Particulars, Call on * ____________ _ -G . H 7 F E H N A L D , P ro » . A . T . R Q S S E T T E R , V. Pres.’ A . P . C O N N E L L Y , S e c ’ y. & T re a s . Director* O. M. FERNALD W. D. HOtDEN F. F. FÖ R BTB R" IT you do, you ’Tl assist tlio editors In advertising the place. 4 J. C. HIGGINS -A—T. «OSBGTTtH H. R. STEVENS T. J. MILLER I f you do, you ’ ll pntronlze homo Indus­ tries, Including tho printer. Sanford Dressing Club I f yoji do, you ’ ll subscribe fo r this pa­ per regu larly nnd ndvertlao In I t B at------------- ------------ ■— -— I f you don’t, you’ ll sneer at our efforts fo r tow n Im provem ent If C L E A N S A N D -P R E S S E S - Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing you don’ t, you’ ll order your Job printing from soino outsider. —O u rM on th ly~R n t tTfoTC I l i l f OiTly $ I f you don’ t, you’ll borrow your neigh­ bor’s copy o f the. pa per to read. \.2 5 Giving you twelve pieces n month. We will call for jiul deliver your clothes once n week. ALL -WORK GUARANTEED. DO YOU O il D O N ’T YOT7? M. P. LIPE, Manager. fl-Gold'a Harbor Shop-------------!Ph6ntrG0 IS YOUR FRANK PRINTING ----------- ' A Patient Judge. A western Judge, sittin g In cham ­ bers, seeing from tho plica o f papers In the la w yers' hands that tho Amt case was likely to bo hotly contested, naked, "W h a t Is the amount In ques­ tion 7" " T w o dollars," said the plnlntiff’ s counsel., " I ’ll pay It," aald the Judge, handing o v e r tho money, "C all the n ext case/ H e had not the patience o f Blr W ll11 a m - C riait -w hoj -a fte r—Hstrnlug f o r' tw o days to tho arguments o f counsel as -to tho construction o f a certain a c t qu ietly observed when they hnd ’ done, "T h a t act has been repealed.” —A rg o n a u t ’ • • Up Against ■ Hard On*. T h o great d elver Into tho Bccrets o f nature w ho hnd accumulated a fortune and retired from active business In or_ <J?r_l<j be.nbla-to-gtns bis w hole tim e to study and experim ents w as observ­ ed to bo cogita tin g profoundly. "W h a t are you g iv in g you r mind to n o w 7*’ In qu ired-on e o f his laboratory assistants. “ I am m erely w on derin g," be an•wered, "w h a t becomes o f all tba corks."—C h icago Tribune. "T h e man replied, *A sovereign.’ "C lien t accordingly w en t to W ind sor, cam e back by rail and w en t to the livery stable keeper, saying: ” T le ro la you r money.’ payin g h ln La sovereign. " ’ W here Is m y boraei* said W . ” ‘ H e ’s at W indsor,’ answered the c lie n t T hired him only to go to W ind sor.’ ' ' —Pearson’s W eekly. r~ Park A vemic. North j L. W OODRUFF ♦ Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store j STRONG LIN E OE C HILDREN ’ S SCHOOL SIIOLS UP TO J The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies', Gent's niul Children's Shot's + ■ Just Received t + + + + + + + + + + + * + 4 K *4 4 > + + + + 4 + + + + «.g i+ + + + + + + .t.*4 + 4 -4 *4 -4 > 4 *-t'+ + + + + H STANDARD ? Drink a Bottle of .... .... e c tz Is it os good as your husjness„t.. Doe3 iLda you credit­ or docs it misrepresent you ? Think it over, add if you find it is not ns good os you think it ought to be, try us once. !■” kind, let us hear from you. . .¿S • MS We will submit samples and E le y s n t F r e n u li S ir ie ¿ J « P a n c i ¡B a c ii prices on request If you are fond of especially nice stationery, ask to see our Bonds and Linens. Manufactured with pure distilled water— they will prevent illness. uU digestion nnd g iv e you health - Tho Sanford Coca C o b Bottling Co., S a n fo rd , FI*- If you are needing letter heads, bill heads, envelopes, cards, statements, circulars, booklets or anything of that G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R j... ) o r • remaikstiljr Bue elisir, . I ,llch7 P »IU I.«I a tenuti(uIgulilrtl colur You'll he sure to like them. 65 S i.« n r v .»liiM U o m e lu « i m c m o « but on »e c ó iiu iifF *>Ui ** *<t ' * 11* “ • XI»« «lort-s lo r I6.cn,' teli tt t ò » ? i i ur f i * ? ' ni*nuf*cturttir t u r im i» « e lo yem L 'i i i . 'if t i* w ic s s , »M e li mesa* m M e la r w h V t l h u i i n i . V . . * . eytrr cl,,tr Tot» Luy. TMnC The S a n f o r d H e r a ld • fford n o tlo ^ 11 furaUhlnr your liume | C«n you r o w n T l ì c h e n V ni?* io tlie b » t «re ii.ó »',.’ Sanford, Florida h n x ittm m bSìS S M 3 W tif mi fur jmrlor, <11nInv­ D® ré,'T T t,h ll he chcapcst . , »■ «h e l à r g » t l l u . i r . t e d c a l . l o a -iU m tttttm tä g u « r a lt o d M «eU y ss repW .t.UnT;»r. your w o e cy b.ck.j fumea catta racraar, t u * m u m m . a»«.. jK M u m u .ru . t&R vùn'S&Stòi $ 3 .6 5 TsM itrtiU rrk* M �' **-• *l4f* - •»••■■* ■**?t! ■■♦T.'V'-îi.jllrWTÎ? Í" TW ELVE .» **^_1*’ ’ . '^/I *' L*-• PACES PART H-* PAGES I TO 8 T H E S A N FO R D I N .S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 29 SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MARCH G. 1909 NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS d u r in g t h e w e e k counterfeit treasury notes. Tiie counter­ feits were to be printed on strictly genu­ ine government paper from plates made from photographs o f the genuine notes. THE BAND MINSTREL A party of capitalists fromJHonolulu are on their w ay to Cuba to q ^ r a t e a sugar plantation on a large scale. They have purchased 25.000 acres o f Innil -and will begin operations immediately on theirnrrivnl on the Island. Home B ^on tcr of the'intc sectrelnry o f war. Mere tile R ea d ers W ill Find a B rie f the name o f Jefferson Davis is to be re­ h isto rica l S pring F lo w in g stored'to the tablet of the Cabin John T o r H u rried R ea d ers bridge near Washington, from which if was The memory o f the FIsk-Stokcs tragedy cliisseied during war times. o f years ago is recalled by the dentil, Inst Win. D. Crum, the negro whose appoint­ week. In Yokohomn, Japan, o f Dr. Thomas ment uscollectorof customs at Charleston. I T Tripler, the surgeon who dressed Fisk’s S. C., was looked upon b y tlie people of wounds. The doctor was 63 years old. that city as an insult, has resigned. After keeping perfect time for more than - During tiie carnival In Ljsbon, Portugal, a decade o f years, the historic old clock last week much rioting was indulged in high up in the tower o f the Loth m ill nk ami several persons killed or wounded. South Norwalk. Conn., was stopped by a felt hat' being blown in nlnong the works NOVELTY WORKS TOR SANTORO -during u gale Inst week: w After being in comotosc condition most W ell equipped Plant W ill Soon Be In of the time since last Christmas. Miss O peration Edith Flickinger died at her home in TruSanford's money has long enriched (lie mansburg. N. Y.. Inst week, without hav­ coffers of business men in different cities ing awakened. in certain lilies o f irtodc. but little by little For the first tim e in over forty years, tiie industries are seeking Sanford, nnd money thnt was want to seek other chan­ snow fell in Genoa, Italy. last -week. ----- Judge Tompkins o f the N ew York su­ nels is now being diverted to the home product.. Thu latest industry, nnd one that preme court, has cut down n law yer's extins long been needed, is n novelty works, horhitnnt fee o f $300,000 to (lie more, nnd in n few weeks the'Pope Contracting modest sum of $15,000. Co. o f tliis city will have ii large building Gov. Williams of Kcntucky'lms portioned erected and machinery instnlied -fully-ca­ the editor orthe'Lou isvM lo -Herald,. conpable o f ^applying everything needed in victed of libeling n judge nnd prosecuting im l klor*' -suppl ie s -----------------------— fflWfiiey In criticising themTdr not proseTiie building will lie located on their cuting night riders, 'p ic governor says the property nt the 'corner o f French avenue editor did his duty. • nnd Commercial street, where they arc uow Twenty-eight Loudon suffrngets, some manufacturing pressed htlfk mid artificial — of litem «ris'oem tie-wom tm rnii-wTihrTlm " stone. cated. have been sent to prison for trying Mr. Hammond Inis lipen in Jacksonville to force the Prime Minister to take notice several days this week, wlicrelic negotiated of their cause. for the best machinery nnd equipment on Mrs. Win. K. Vanderbilt lias given one the market, and when this ia installed an­ million dollars witii which to build model other large industry will be udded to San­ sanitary tenements for persons nfiiicted ford's constantly increasing list. A complete novelty works will be erect■. .with tuberculosis, where the! can have «si for the manfaeture of colonial columns, pure air.and best o f treatment. Miss Estelle Greene o f Atlanta bus fallen ncwclls, brackets, scrolls, screen doors, lieir to half of her father's fortune. Wliqn mantels nnd nil builders' supplies. she was n few weeks old her mother died Gospel Bout l or SL Johns River. . —m»d Iter fstlier gave h e r to Mr. nnd Mrs. P. R. W. Parrott und wife, who are by this II. Greene. Until notified o f tier legacy, true known In practically everyone in she had never known but the Philips'w ere Sanford on account of tile gospel work her own parents. they have been doing, have not only the Congress tins passed a bill nllowing the plan hut n part nf the material on tiie negro troops who were disltonorahly dis­ ground for building u boat which will be missed for connection witii Brownsville a f­ fitted comfortably into living quarters for fair, to be reinstated, providing they did himself mid Totally. llia T flfiy ilin y reach not iHTsonully take part in the shooting with liic Gospel even the smallest und Miss Sylvia Green, only daughter o f Mrs most remote settler on tiie rivef. Tiie Hetty Green the wealthiest woman in the boat will be supplied witii o five-horse­ States, was married last week to Mathew power engine witii which to move from Astor Wilkes of Canada. A t her mother's point to |>oiut, death Mrs.Wilkes will inherit $30,000,000. Mr. and Mrs. Parrot, while having a Richard C. Fryar, a prominent figure in membership in the M. E. Church, are de­ Confederate times, died in St. Louis lust cidedly union worker*. Their first con­ week, aged 70 years. His fam e ns com- sideration is to get people to neerpt jn arider of a blockade runner during the Christ, uml then become connected witii wnr is remembered by parties on both whatever organization they feel will en­ able them to serve Him best. sides of tiie conflict. They have been doing missionary work The extensive seed huuseof Albert Dick­ for the past ten years in different states, inson in Chicago was burned last week, entailing a loss o f $150,000. Sevcrnlem - but during the past two und a half years Their work is plnyees were injured in the rush to escape in the State of Florida. sucli as should commend itself to all, as from tiie building. they bring people in much with the gos--- Puc la-4iobnrtr-Qkiahomn, last w a lk dc pel. who w ili'iio f irodbift tP H onn-iT pincr strayed the Dixie department store. Loss. , _ . _____ _ ......... ........... .................. of worship until a desire fur these things 5150,0(10. is created in their hearts, then they in Henry W. Wilkes, a member of the Con­ many cases become connected witii nume federate secret service under President church. Jefferson Davis, died in Dallas, Texas, Their work will continue to he ns much Feb. 20. oged 70 years. in the interest o f one as the other, conse­ One day last week 4 0,000 bushels of quently they feel free to call upon ail to potatoes, grown in Ulster, Ireland, were help tiicni w ith jh g .c x p e use. oL liu in g-o u i ~"tm!traded Tu Baltimore, Maryland. their Iniat which will consider Sunford its Ben Garcia, a former slave, died last home |wrt. The expense pf m aterial etc.. iidll amount to about $15th "rv~" week in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, aged 117. Solicitation will be mode by Mr. nnd Tiie governor of Washington has signed * Die woman's suffrage bills |iassed by the Mrs. Parrott. legislature, which provide for an election New G ro cery S to re to be held In November next year to dcL. P. McCullcr llOgepcned ids new grp. tcrmlne,whether women shall be allowed eery store in the room next to L. R. Philips' to vote. """ drug store on First street, and is ready to Two-cent postage between Newfound­ receive his friends and patrons, having in­ land and the United States went Into e f­ stalled a first-class slock o f fancydilid sta­ fect this week.^ ple groceries. Mr. McCuller is no stranger Seventy-third anniversary o i the decla­ to Die people o f Sanford, having been with ration of Texas independence was cele­ (be Sanford Grocery Co. for Die past eight years. brated last Saturday. ilofura coming t o Sanford ha was with A t tiie exhibition o tn e w Inventions in T. C. Darby ia Apopka for five years and Chicago is an Instrument for receiving in Lakeland for three years, and is an ex ­ wireless messages and recording them in typewriting form in full, The instrument perienced man in the grocery business. Coupled with this, Mr. McCuller is endowed will cither send or receive. with a most jovial disposition and numbers A scheme has been discovered in In­ his friends by Ids ncquini'ances. dianapolis which was intended to flood the Wade, the tuner, Orlando. Argentine Republic o f South America with Boys Give Good Show Tuesday Night SANFORD HAS GOOD TALENT F irst Y en r CELERY DISPLAY TAKES P R IZES ALL AROUND FLORIDA S an ford P rod u ct W as F in est Exhibited - - A t S ta te Fair C. H. HofTner the enterprising conimis sinner in charge o f Sanford's display nt the state fair succeeded in carrying off the premiums fur the county making the largest nnd best display o f celery and the iimtvWQal m n k tn gth r best n n i InrgcBt display of celery. Mr. Hoffner hnd a pice display o f ce!ely, fruits nnd vegetables nnd wns mten live to the crowds thronging the display nt nil times, even going to the length of keeping cut up stalks of celery and salt foe ihe-people to have nrnple proof nf the The General Mews of “The Land of Flowers" CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS An F p lto m c o r th e W eek 's M o st Imp o rta n t Happenings In th e S ta te ’s Domain. The schooner Dependent, which wns be­ lieved to be lost with all on board, lias been found beached iienr»Crd«T'Key.'The* tiie minstrel given by home talent fur DieJ crew escaped. The vessel wns bound benefit o f the band. In fact, tiie attend­ rich flavor nnd other* good properties of from Mobile to T o rt inglis. ance was so large thnt tiie house wns Sanford celery. Mr. HofTner reports Tourist travel to Florida (Id s season tins taxed to its inmost seating vaimcity. very large attendance nt the Tnir nnd is been ten per' Cent greater than ever be­ The minstrel was n revelation to the well pleased witii tiie attention thnt was fore. people o f Sanford, as few had nny Idea attracted toward the Sanford display. The U. S. circuit court has decided that such excellent home talent could I Joo^mucli praise cannot he bestowed the Florida drninnge inw is constitutional found here, nnd^agwchTrieiti^tiw^^' -Si?» Mr. HuffTier who "represented us nt nnd that the five cents j»er acre tax may boys nnd lovely youni f Indies who con Tampa and Mr. C. H. Lefficrjwho is d o jr.. ¡toil,— This metros a limit 51 ()(),iC T ilsw rfn rth m ilgh cliiirncler the same good worY nt Jacksonville. Tiie 000 for the drainage fund. o f the program. dudes o f these representatives nre ardu­ The l)ade county fair will lie held next The house began tp fill rapidly about ous and varied und the questions that o'clock, and nt 8:30 tiie curtain arose must be answered nre numerous. There Week, beginning Tuesday nnd continuing showing Die entire company in grand en Is no doubt about the results o f these through the week. In one dny Inst week forty-four lots were scmble, nnd nn overture from the San­ displnys being made by Sanford ns they ford Band was the first number on tiie nre easily seen in tile numerous pt*ople sold nt West Palm Bench at from $200 program. Tiie scenery, though not elab coming into tiie city every day and buy­ to $800 each. orate, was very pretty, nnd the costumes ing property. Detective W. E, Evans o f tiie Tampa appropriate. The boys weregrouped on force, hail n leg broken and was otherwise R ecep tion to Dr. Kirkland. the stage in crescent form, anil slightly seriously injured Inst Monday ‘ by •-being d evoted nliove them were six pretty A goodly company o f Sanford people thrown from n buggy attached to a runa­ young ladies all attired in pink— truly attended Die reception te ndered ' la the way-horse.--------- — — -------------------------lovely nnd pleasing pietpm. > g Rey. R. L. Kirkland, the new pastor of For lock o f funds witii which to puy snlJ. Albert Davis made nn idea I in ter- Die Pep pic's CuugreguUoual - Church,-nnd nriesrthn inilsiMiro county honriTuf ■etitiTocutor, officiating in tlmt difficult cnpoc his w ife on Inst Monday evening nt tiie Cation lias been obliged to dispeiiHc witlt ity with much grace und dignity, intro­ church. the serviceli of fifteen tcpchers. ducing each nnd every number on the Invitations had been sent to the other The Atlantic Const Line depot at Fort program in unexcelled manner. pastors o f tiie city nnd all of them re-Myers w n m itered -tirln trin iffs" iiiTé night Waiter Beatty rendered in fine style Sponded clthef liy their presence or witii Inst week and the safe bio wit open. Some the pretty ballad entitled "Only a Bum'll regrets that oilier engagements prevent­ $300 was secured by Die thieves,. who ed nttendnnce. , of Violets," and was Die recipient of made good their escape. very complimentary encore. Mr. Beatty A short program under Die direction of lias a good voice and ills selections are Chalrmnii C. R. Walker, who in well ~ Ethel Godwin, the Ifl-ycnr-old daughter always appreciated by the Sanford ou chosen words welcomed the friends who of John D. Godwin, living near Bowling Green, committed suicide last week try dience. had' assembled in this frntcrnnl way. Homer Hurl, in pleasing manner, sung Members of the M. E. Church choir ren-_ taking ■trlchnine. it is claimed sin* took a coon song entitled, "You're in the Right dered an anthem in fine style, which Die ixiijon because her parents reprlmninlChurch hut in tiie Wrong Pew ," and ns was followed by short speeches o f w e l­ ed her for staying out late the night pre­ nn end man got off some very good jokes. come by Rev. Householder and Rev. vious witii n party o f other young people. L a rg e C row d In A ttendan ce and the Bpys A cco rd e d W arm Ovation— M in strel a Big Success A large crowd was in attendance nt the opera house Tuesday night to witness Tiie ballad. "A s Long As Die World Rolls On," by Mr. Phillips, was sung witii much credit and listened to attentively by nil appreciative audience. Eugene Roumillnt t£pd man) delighted the audience witii a funny song entitled "Ont Friend of Mine.'* nnd his rendition was appreciated so much Dint tie wns re­ quired to “ do" the chorus several times. . -Jeff JOuruUiciiLiwbilc.not. pa«iw |t«tin g in tiie song fest) convulsed tiie audience witii laughter with some very "origin al" jokes of a local nature, und was ably as­ sisted in this laudable Work by W ill Stringfellow. who also had several good jokes. Frank Crnyuw favored Die audience witii n pleasing vocal selection, while L. F. Whitchousc was Die star solist of the evening. This young gentleman pos­ sesses a splendid voice and his vocal work wus n complete surprise to every­ one. Messrs. Geo. Adams nnd Warren Presson were certainly the primiere comedi­ ans on the program, and their work as end men could not have been excelled in professional circles. Mr. Prcsson sung i l l flUrnctiv;? manner A ll I Get Is Much Obliged to You. You." win which elicited several encores, while Mr. Adams with his "Old Tim e Rug." fairly brought down Die house. These young genDemeu further enlivened the evftiin g with some good jokes especially manufactured for the oc­ casion and delightfully “ original"— noth­ ing to offend, hut conducive to good. wholesome laughter. The "b ig hit” of tiie evening, however, was tiie pink chorus consisting o f little Miss Anna Stiles, ably assisted by Misses Maud Diggers, Mary Walker, Agnrmn Stout. EdithJkitlialmy, Irene Murrcl und Marie Stout.. These young ladies were handsomely attired, and su n ^th e pretty and popular song, "You 're Just the H o y for Me." They were encored time nnd again, aniPU required continued repeti­ tion o f Dlls song to satisfy the audience. A t Die conclusion of this number, the closing chorus, ‘You 've Got to Be A m er­ ican to Feel That W ay." was sung by Die enDre caste and Die curtain descended «m id much «iqd au sa — ---- — — Moving pictures by Die management of Die Pastim e was the next feature, which culminated the program. The allow was em inently saDsfnctoy, and the boys de­ serve much credit, for they nil worked fiord for Die success o f the venture. T he H exald' s 'phone is No. MB Boyd of the M. E. and Baptist churches. Mrs. Herrick sang a solo, after which tiie incoming pastor voiced his pleasure at the welcome extended to him and pledged himself to he heartily in accord witii anything Dial would upbuild tiie best interests of Sunford. A fter the Doxnlogy a half-hour wan spent in social intercourse und all present agreed that a hdighlful-rvrtmtg hmt b lT II ipCTim IfiTTi further step taken to cement Die forces working for tiie spiritual interests of our city. A proposition is on fool tu build a 250 room tour|st liqtel at S i.Petersburg tucost $ 100,000. it is to be completed in lime for Die next tourist season; Col. B. F. Livingston, n resident o f St. Petersburg from 1803 to 1901, died in Los Angeles, California, recently, nt the age of 79 yenrs. He was a lawyer nnd gifted ns nn orator. ____ _ _________ Of Die eight Southern states, each pro­ ducing more than 200,000 gallons of turix'iitlne nnd 25,00(1 barrels of rosin, Flor­ ida leads the list wiUi 17,030,300 gnlltms of tur|ietitine in 1908. ngnlnst 15,572.700 W ill Build New Residence ill 1907; mul with 1,932,IN barrels of ro­ Prof. N. J. Perkins, principal of the San­ sin in IflOtt, aguinsi 1,774,370 bnrrels in ford High School, lias great ftiiOi in Die 1907. future of this city, ami has purchased a Gainesville is now agitating extensive desirable building lot oil Mngnolin avenue, paving -operations with vitrified brick. upon which he will creijt a modern resi­ Fleming Mitchell A pplryn rdof latYeC ily dence in tiie near future. Tills will lie most gratifying to the people of Sanford, tins been aiqiuinied n page in the House us it is indicative tlmt we will have Prof. of Representatives nt Washington. Perkins mid his estimable w ife with us nlwny. In all the Southland there is no abler man in educational circles than Prof. Per­ kins, nnd Sanford is proud to have him at the head o f an efficient corps of teachers, and nlso as a resident. * County division is now being agitated in IlillslKiro county. The western half wants to he cut looseand made into u new county to lie called Pinellas. capital totalled up to Die millions. Mr. Ward is very enthusiastic over Sanford's future prospects, nnd he nnd his fam ily will be heartily welcomed by the people of Sunford. The contract for the new jG o^rn m cn t ‘ huildigg in Gainesville has been uwurded to the King Lumber Co. of Charlottesville', Vn. The cost will be $100,000. und the building is to be completed on> or before June 15,1910. • From present indications. Clarendon ho­ tel at Seabreeze, which was burned recently ."thn~ne w wdt bwbwU-dutwg-ihu-vowmg-----M ake S an ford Ills Home. summer, and wilt lie ready for guests nt Harry Ward o f Decatur, Ind., who lias the opening uf the next tourist season. purchased celery land on Denrdali a v e ­ By order o f tiie United Stales district nue is so well plensed witii Sanford that court, 18,000 cans o f baking |iowder from he intends to come down with ids fam ily a Nashville manufacturer, were seized in next fall and make Sanford his winter Pensacola on Monday hecuuso they did home. Mr. Ward is president nnd gen-twt-wmform tir the~pnrt?TD{Hnnw. I'rntTnnflflger OF Die Wuril Fence 0o.. oTie E. J. ("L u c k y ") Baldwin died nt ids o f the hugest concerns o f the kind in tiie North, and is well know n as the organizer home at Arcadia,California, Mnrrli I, aged of several wire and nail cotnpnnies whose B1 years. " P rom in en t P a rty H ere Irvin E. Burdick and Charles Webb of New York City, accompanied by llon.J). Beacham o f Orlando, were in Die city on Tuesday, and escorted by J. N. Whitner were taken through the celery delta. These gentlemen arc well known captains o n m lu itry artif w rte at trocte<nb Sunford by the glowing accounts o f our prosperity. Mr. Ileacham lias always been Sanford's friend and is thinking o f investing here in Die future. r . 0. E. N o tes From present indications the Lodge of the Eagles will be the great social center o f all Snndfordites wishing tu get in touch w ith their neighbors. -There, w ill be n o . cUuiaimess^io Dwir make-up. nnd every good citizen w ifi be welcome. A ll those wishing to get in us charter members and take advantage of Die low initiation fee as such, will please call on S. Range, at (he Coca-Cola Bottling Co. The Royal Tailors brand o f cloDting before Mnrdi 10th. On March lGDi the means perfection. See suinplet at D. A . charter w ill be closed. C aldw ell.li Son's. % �• V ■%1 THE SANFORD HERALD A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be­ tween You and Me” EVEN TH E GATE POST NOT IN IT 'A Ctitel I» Among Ye Taking Notes, and Faith, He’ll Prent ,E m " So Says Saunterer. A nrwipaprr It not sltatether published to tell the people whst they wyuM like to know, hut hit to Slve much o( Its space to telllns them whit they 0*4Af to know.—Crrely. P S f a c ia l CwrwpMtfeiM la T k a l l t r a l j . I H a te l o H e a r H im P ra y * I hate to hear him pray. Upon the hemled knee. Who lives from day today, ................ JusUUcJhc nyiriK& __________________ I hate to hear him pray. Who does oppress the poor, Who often drives away The hunSry from his door. 1 hate to hear him pray, With Ions andI tsolemn face etrry day When his life eter Is badly out of pla .lh a ialo h aar him pray.. .. For the poor need Ins bread. And have tHwteUWwws say. • Ha hdpa them not a " r t hmr to hoar him pra ----- --------In-mrrHnS'loot and Toad.-,:r~ --- Like the I’haflaee'a way. •r- . To I * heard by the crowd. I hate lo hear him pray Who'* dote with hi* money. When the hat toe* that way Throw* In Ju*t a penny. • 4 Iff • • 4 A young man had better live iind die nn old bachelor than marry a girl who is above learning domestic duties, who does not know how to cook a meal, who can not make a garment, who spends her time in acquiring the frivolitlesof society, o little spattering o f mnsic, n little knowl­ edge o f romance writers, a little poor French and a beautiful complexion. These things won't count as a w ife and are very poor capital to .build true wom­ anhood on. It is a fact thnt the girl who becomes the most-accomplished woman tn"BOClfty t r t h e girl who-first--learns the important duties o f n home, and then acquires other accomplishments. • • • 1H 50.50 for Ray's arithmetic alone or funeral, there arc some feoCURBSTONE GLEANINGS JtheW aumodern lia m T O l n f t m i p t H w iitm r. genuine sorrow, and an expendihire oF mflneV hi once moderate and decent. are the demands o f proper respect to departed fripKls. Beyond that sham a nd hy pocyKy obtrude^ jbem sclves and degradey/xpresslons o f love lot and affection March 6 . 1909 W W W W W *W W W W »M W W W W W W v • _.cdrethc; wholeJ n d la n n ^ « le s ___ ' gift and have m y children taught in­ correct principles and dragged through Bn Impractical course nnd their time fooled away ns it being done. J J ia ve as little cause for com­ plaint n^lany parent, for the reason that-i am able to correct nnd supply n part o f the' needful .information, nnd m y children, nre well advanced. But I do not feel that it is time to quit buying schoolbooks nt so much a page or n pound nnd to select them first os to their scientific merits and their adaptation. The Iwnrd may need more power, nnd it might need more personal ability or honesty or energy. Somelhing is certainly 1 needed. To nil o f which I heartily subscribe, for it wns from these grent text books that I learned thnt which has stood me in good stead in a practical business career. _ They are tof-Of n bqveth e aver­ age run o f school text books _ now used thnt they nre not to be mentioned as !>eing in the same class. - - » • • 4 Fee fo-fi-fum. we sinell the blood o f an Englishman. His scalp dangles at the 4 The Lenten senson is again with us belt o f Secetnry OIney, and w e believe nnd society has halted its festivities and that his name ts Dennis Salisbury Mttd. pastime* for this solemn period. The Tl ai» Mon roc doctrine is too much for him. closing days were gay indeed and filled with events and functions that made Its head whirl and its step unsteady. But Missouri has seen ) * B gjbrglslature o f Mi i ttfT i ~ h fll SUU«r and' Eoaiety, a t Jc.'ttl.xhc fem inine -portion, has enough blood ' lettiud letting J will pass a law making football playing n donned sack cloili and ashes." metaphori­ felony on the same plane ns prize fight­ cally speaking, nnd retired from the glare ing. Shades o f J e w - N m u K j e s u w a h apd the blaze o f ta^qcial life.__ Some, posthings be and have retired temporarily from sight. thankful for this respite from the never mor’s cloud! f Old Mizoury. the home o f Tom Allen, ending round o f receptions, bridge parties, the ex-champion pugilist, and the rrndte- dances, and all thnt, and arc doing a vous o f the Youngers, the Hildebrands little household cleaning up nnd arrange­ nnd ten thousand other disre|>utnhle cut­ ment. left undone from lack o f time. The throats who have made a veritable hell rcsjjonsive reading of the |>rnyer book of that commonwealth for decades. Is the has kept ringing in ears, solicitously, hut solemnly droning, “ W e have done first to place football where it belong: those things which wc ought not to havo on the shelf with prize fighting. Foot­ done, and left undone those things which ball. your nuine is nux vomica nnd a wc ought to have done, nnd there is no relic o f arnica. • • • health in us." And this can be construed 4 uood for the-date-D r.—Parkhurst,- He to mean household duties as well as rc-. Clear up to His Income H e ow es it to his fa m ily arid his businessto » provide adequ ate • « life insurance— The unexpected is a lw a y s happening. protection m ust be arran ged But the for before It is too la te f- ---------------------------- ----------------- Hu Life Assurance Society * O f THE U N ITED STATES J. S. COLES, Jr. GeneHff Agent, Jacksonville. Florida MRS.£. P. WKLBORNE, Special Agent W hy don’t the business men o f San­ ford organize n Business Men's Associa­ t io n ! It is a lack o f enterprise on their pdrt or a matter o f simple carelessness. The Inner, I should judge. Every other town o f the size has nn nssoci/itioh of this diam eter. They have organized be­ cause their own interests have demanded * it. Would not the business interests of Sanford he best subserved by such a m ovem ent! There nre innumerable mat­ ’ Successors to N. II. GARNER ter» that arise e very yea r'n e e d in g the combined attention o f all our business — men; Thc-wrifnre n f Srmfnrrt- w m iid ^ W } w o * ^ «H»rr-ftfter m i n e w n - h w r t 1 In rr Thanksgiving sermon he gnve the so- of society whose income arc not counted largely benefited, too. in more than four -figures, have put on Let us have a Sanford Business Men's called bargain-hunters particular jessy. their nschenputtcl clothes and proceeded He said, thnt n grent deal o f the hard Association. times was caused—b y—that—pernicious to knock tile dust off jh g mantel and kick the lint into order, revise costumes, and 4 Have you ever noticed the jolly, whole branch of society. Shoppers who contin­ count up their remaining shekets, drach­ soulcd fellows in Sanford and oilier ually finunt stores for cltenp snaps enu«^ mas, nnd dennrios, to see how far they places and how their very npjiearnncc the dealers to ransack the universe for will go in providing something stunning exudes good nature and makes you diet* so-called bargains. The operatives nt the with which to overwhelm and crush their A C om plete L in e o f Cigars and Tobacco up when you arc afflicted with an aggrn factories und mills arc scaled down in dear sisters nt the Easter procession to their wages, already too meugre to live vated case o f the blues. And yet there divine service, and customary clothes and A G E N C Y FOR P L O W 'S H IG H G R A D E C A N D IE S AND is such n thing ns overdoing the cheerful properly. This is done to give the em ­ millinery display nt Eastertide. ployers ^margin to compete with other net. R O Y A L S C A R L E T B R A N D OF C A N N E D GOODS These dear sisters will also dine on len­ Good, humor is a predominant quality wholesale houses, 'a n d * ' thus it goes. tils. inollusks. fish nnd lacticinen in easy o f character which, to the personality is Starvation wage* is the inevitable result slippers nnd negligee gownj^ With mis­ ns much o f a badge o f refinement ns neat for the poor, hollow chicked girl whose sal and breviary close at hum! for private young life is made devoid o f hope through dress and spotless linen. Supercilious study und meditation, and with atten­ Come and See Us. or ’Phone 39 condescension and perpetual irivulity arc the grasping o f cruel bargain hunters. dance upon Lrntrn services ¡it The vari­ no more nn indication o f good humor Countless innocent lives nre poured into the fruit o f the loom ns sweetness wasted ous shrines, the Lenten period will he than flashy apparel is an indication of passed to the soul's good, and to health gentleman. A man or woman who would on the desert air. And all for the penu­ o f body, repenting the angelus domine rious. heartless pursuers o f that phantom cultivate the spirit of good humor should at the ringing of the bells, morning, noon bear in mind that gentility and well- they call happiness in bargain getting. and night. With much rending of the It is again the “ Song of the Shirt." Every bred consideration for others under all miserere and rcj>rtitlons o f Kyrie Elrison. circumstances, combined with reasonable Monday witnesses the weekly and ever rccheerfulness, will bring rich accessions to curflng stn m pedtrtirthe large cities o f f - ^ ^ cuJua The season passes slowly forward to the joy o f living. This is true. Mnn can­ the vast army o f fem ale cormorants chas­ the solemn und bleak days o f Holy Week, ing the delusion o f special cheapness, so not well be graced with richer heritage until again the hells go ringing joyously, than that comprised in the native gift of to speak. the ultars buried, beneath n forest of Don't do it ladles. Don't tempt mer­ good humor. God bless the man w ! k> has llaw cra-gnniil m-ala o f . organ note s, aud chants to become a party to an infamous it. nnd"who knows how to distribute Its m arketed. S ellin g for g<>nd prîmes: choir voices raised in glad Te Dcuins to n C elery now radiance and sunshine among his fellows. crusade against a helpless class of wo­ risen Christ. Jesus hominem salvator. men and children and men who have al­ — T he S aunteh e r . ready too slight a gleam of hope in their 4 I have often noted the hurdensoineness lives. COME A N D SEE o f conventional funerals to the surviving Do not kill the sewing girl by inches, member* o f the fnm ily in which death hut kiU her outright if you must, 'twere n I D o You ! hils been nn unwelcome guest. The nat­ kindness. Don't help to pave the way ural feelings o f sorrow suggest a (roper for cheap labor, squalor, misery and respect for the dead nnd liberality of e x ­ shame worse than death. penditure in the expression o f love and kindness. But the thought has been ad­ A mnn from New York was placed in vanced that lavish expenditure and an room number. Thirteen at the Clifton effort to make vulgar show nt funerals de­ House. Chicago, one night last week. tracted from the solemnity o f the occa­ When he learned it wns the apartment sion and plunged the fam ily o f the de­ Tillm an occupied when Bryan was nomi­ ceased into extravagances that tax<*d nated. he had an epileptic fit and hit their means to the utmost. G rief paTwn-irtTprnri' we uuiia mat.1» we wiinmr-- three inches off his tongue. Thirteen and •J 1 ♦ ity of the occasion and makes a farce o f Tillm an are a combination that would ♦ T h e. kind that M other cast devils out o f men f ml scare witches w ell'm caning efforts to show genuine sor­ out o f the entire community. Cross your­ row and respect. used to make? self and turn around three rttoes. ____ RcY. T. D cW itl Tuluvagc uttered great ....-^ = r --------------- +* troths, with his usual force, in a recent Some very excellent people occasion­ • Sunday sermon on sham funeruls and J T h e Kind T h a t Looks t Pipo Block Low Prices. Easy Paym ents. ■enseleu ujtages by which grief, real or ally favor me with quite thick, closely urun vial, is paruded before the world. written sheets o f a d v ic e upon this, that | L ik e Bread,JT;ustcs L ik e Dr. Tahnage has s(token before the work! and the other matter, all tending to show Bread, and is Bread? how much better they would arrange and Th e P o p u lar P rice and JisingYhe following language: ______ . ♦ manage T he H e x a l d . “ if I were you." Of “ I believe that there arc more shams, m X course they would! more farcet.’ more hypocrisies at the a v ­ Th e Finest L in e o f Pas- f One o f theiti came to hand last week. erage funeral than anywhere on earth, tries in the C ity -I and that the people who howl the most and I can only remark to m y well meanSpecial Rates by the Week First Class Special Tables Reserved For L *1** ing correspondent:— care the least." GARNER & ROBERTS ies H A Y A N D G R A IN High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams W HITE FRONT GROCERY Kissimmee Celery Lands Flowing Wells W a n t Good, W h o le s o m e Rich Land Cheap J . M . W I L L S O N , J r . , Kissimmee, Fla. The Crippen Music Store BREAD ____ High-grade Pianos. Organs.___ X and Graphophones. * t - t i t ! UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT • "IfjrOM wrr* me," I make no doubt W e sometimes see a long line o f carri­ TLtnc* vmiM UatBj»» an awful lot; . ?*!*■. *vrkl would be cuovulsed with *lcr ages returning from the cem etery with I f you wrrr mr —but «boa. you r* bo< their occupants »tooting and smoking, and You would do ihi« »iwf ,1^, tbsL Aod make thins» »pin rctnsrksUy laughing and cursing, all beastly drunk. ° If ytw wrre mr.- but then, you m . It is au Important duty lo die. You »tin nr* you—and I—am L — -T©ino-woa-of ihu moet hocnbte.hideoas and repulsive sight* Is to see a woman A Portland (In d .) man. a former wlmn| walk down the * tree is all covered up teacher, w riling to a Florida paper, gives w ith a mass o f crape. Everybody shuns expression to the following thoughts: her as though she were a leper. I say it “ Relating to the school book law, is a burlesque upon decency and a crime Mr. Moore's amendment m ay fix the against common sense. value o f a "scries" o f text books too * high at 56.50, considering the trifling W hile "dressing in black" m ay not be character of the books. But L al­ generally considered the «ra n t feature of though a poor man. would rather pay J. Our W agon W ill Stop A t Y ou r Door E very Day M . S T U M 0 N . . Proprietor . (Corner Palm etto and First Sts.) pm. pi.I G. R. CALHOUN “l / S T ! T & M ate | onroe FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla. (Caterers to* the Public). ♦ Complete Line of Groceries & T n ll JO L) P r in t in g 1 iin tin g Q u ickly and N e a tly E x e c u t e d at Prin tin g Company T h e H e r a ld U'- ________...- . _____ • J �March 6, 1909 ; W . J rT H tC P E W ft C O M P A N Y For Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to JOHN V. DENTON & CO. AGENTS Where Devout of the Celery "fa- ( • City Worship Tomorrow. General Fire Insurance RESUME or___________ ALL CHURCH EVENTS / Southwest Corner Washington and Chnntbers Streets Sanford or Interest to Those Religiously in cllncd—Subjects o f Discourses fo r the Sabbath. Florida f| r, t Method|ft CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK Rev.A.E-Hmiseholder.pinor;church. corner Park nvrnur ana Finn ilrttt; parsonage. mrner Mnfi noiln avenue and' Seventh itreel; Phone 23i Sunday momlni »«vice si It; evening service, 7:00; Sumlaf »chool, 9:43 a. m.: Jno. If, Mettinier, SupL Epworth LenSue, 3:00 Sunday even- -~ Chicago Cincinnati Jacksonville On Sunday. March 31st. Rev. R. Lee Kirkland, the new pastor o f the Congrega­ tional church, will begin a ten dtiys or ______ twiLWceks je v iv a L .Thu series ofsu b jects will be-pubiisltcd in n inter isam irnf. thhr New York Washington Sanford Room 16, Pico Block. . 'Phono 269 SANFORD, FLA S H IPPE R S Florida Fruits The Sanford Building & Loan. Association W IL L S U 1 L D Y O U A H O M E ■. • The reception given by the People's Congregational church to their new pastor and w ife on Monday night was a good, success. Alt w ho w ere present reported an enjoyable time and Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Kirkland were made lo feel tlmt tiiey had fallen Into good hands. The pastors of the different churches,including Father Fox uf llic Catholic chufch, Imd been invited to he present and lake some part. * Catholic Rev M. Fox, rector; »«vices cvr> second nod foortli Sunday. rufly ms»*, 7 n in , inni, und»£/3111101 P in BRANCMES E S T A B L I S H E D 18(19 rlny school nt 10 o'clock. Those not in ­ tending else when* ■ ure invited to cxirate^ AwU M fcriii*» Any. a n d 'A ll Kinds o f F lorida Real Estate and study the Bible with us. The pastor at as L ow Prices and on as Reasonable Term s will preach nt II o'clock Sunday morning, subject "Planted by Risers o f. Living A s Can be Mad A n yw h ere. » Waters." A t 7:30 he w ill take for his subject "The Immortal Buttle; Paul's Great Fight In the Am phitheatre." We extend a pressing invitation to visitors OHice on. Park Avenue, between First nini Commercial Street*. Sanford Florida and working men. paper. Sales Agents and Distributors SANFORD CELERY UNION BRANCHES j; Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida The People'« Coniresatlonal Rev. K. L. Kirkland, pnitor; Sunday jnnmlnfi »ervlve. It; eveningservice. 7:30;prii>« Hireling " ViMrteadiy. TttTOp. m.-t Sahlunh whooi. 10 n in J. C, Fnsmlng«. Superintendent, People’s CongregntiorniF4vfmreli— Sun- - . P IT T S B U R G , P A . G u tte r and G a lv an ize d Tanks R ep air W o rk a S p e c ia lty Preaching by the pastor nL subject. "B itter made sweet. .’.•Wonderful statement." Come to Sunday school at 0:45 a. m. L. R. Philips * will „ lend the Epworth League at 3 p. in., sub' jest. "The soul's brend." An opportunity fur church membership nt the morning service. A ll arc Invited. " . j-- N E W YO RK C IT Y * REFERENCES; Aetna National Bank or New York City, or any Commercial Alencyand to Hundreds of Shippers who are shipping to them regular' YK« P*«ter* of tilt Cilirth«« in tht City if « F.arnrtly RfqsNtNl to brinf or b*r»d lk««r Announcement« md oihdr Church Nt wi lo this nlfictt mol It-ter than Tkur*J«y at,„ > « .« . Fmit and Produce m erchants For Particulars, G. H . F E R M A L D , P ro s Call Vegetables General Insurance A gents on A. T . R O S S E T T E R , V. P r» e S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A A . #». C O N N E L L Y , S 3C ’ y . K T r e i t C. H. KERNALD w. O. HOLDEN P. P. FORSTER TOP P R IC E S FO R . YO UR ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES Sanford Pressing Club CLEANS f i r s t B ap tist AND P R E S S E S Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing Our M onthly Rate for Club Only $ 1.25 R-’v ),.W. Itoyd pn«t»r; Sundiiy morning serv­ ice. II:cvenlnKservice. 7:00. S.iMmtli « !l If, » in. Dr J I. Iv iiton. Supt.: U Y, F IJ Sumluy st :l p. in . I) K. Ttilnr, Fresi ; prayer im-rUngev eiy Wnlnrailuy, 7 31) p. ill. when Hhipircd tt> HEWITT. If you are not tilling business with this Mouse, write to them nt once, HEWSTT F R U IT AND 10 References: PRODUCE E, C am den This I'nirer imd & CO. C O M M IS S IO N S t ., B a ltim o r e , M ERCHANTS M d. Thousands uf Pleased Shippers in Florida Giving you twelve jiieecs a inoiitli. We will cull for and deliver your Rev II F. Brawn, rector; A I) Key, senior war doilies once n week. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. di », Sumluy morning aervice. 11; evenirle servire, i 30; SiiMintli «chm», ' 9:45a m. Il F. Whim«, Supl . pruyer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening, Iloly C ron* E lilacopul M._ P . LIPE, Manager. In Gold’s Burlier Shop Prckbytrrlun Rev, J - »F- ■MrXiiinion. i- — • » » • • • i i i h ' i i i , ^pastor; « l a i u r , imorning iivi u n i * aservii-e, t i i n ' , 1.. even ir' ' -r, *7:00; -S-a -lib - ath - school. 9 - :30 n M evenin g ti-rvU in. Heen nri tn ry MvLuulln. vljiulii Supt.; “ prayer merlins Wnl >❖ -F -F rtia,lay, 7:00 p m. There will be no services in the I’ reshy-«efmrt-ebtrrrh tomorrow, the pnstnr, Krv, J _F. McKinnon being absent in Nortli Carolina. ’Phone 60 v -Í*♦++■>+•> *F4* 4-❖ ! FRANK ____ Pork Avenue, North 4* 4-<.+•(■4*4-4-4-+->+++*FH CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS L, W OODRUFF V Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store CIIULUOTA CHRONICLES Sp«i«1 Corrrs[K>ud«ice to The Herald. Tlie weather continues tn he warm and STRONG LINE OT CHILDRLN’ S SCHOOL SHOTS pleasant. Rev. R: Lee Smith, o f Long wood filled his appointment iu llic Baptist church Sunday morning and afternoon. a>tji Estim ates Furnished on A pplication s R epair W o rk P ro m p tly D one D rin k a B o t t le o f Mr. G. W. Simmons, of Ft. Taylor, visit­ ed relatives here last week. 113 First Sift'd Mr. nnd Mrs. Frunk Rnulerson and little sou Alfred, of Fori P feFCH. um vetTSuTtlrT •lay on a visit to Mr«. Rnulerson'e brother, John W. Jacobs, who has been quite ill for several days. Mr. Raulcrson has re­ turned home, while Irfs w tftm n d tfOn will stay for some time with relatives nnd friends. Opp. Posto Ilice CITY CIGAR STORE G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Conway Mr. C. E. C. Wheeling, o f Nashville, Term., who has been spending the winter months at Tito Palm left for home Friday. Specifications Lniest Fall Styles in Ladies’, GciU’b ami Children’s Shoes Just Received Mrs. J, P, Taylor, o f Geneva sjwnt a few days in this seetiun Inst week visiting friends, Mr. nnd Mr«. F. M. Sorry, uf attended church here Sunday. Plans . Manufactured with pure distilled wuixtr— they will prevent illness, aid digestion nnd g i w you health The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla. Tlie public school or this place will dose with a picnic dinner at tlie Owen bridge between here nnd Geneva on Sat­ urday, March 13th. N ew sp ap ers, 98 M ag azin es and P e rio d icals F in e Leather S e a t Extensive Improvements In Home M. M. Stewart is having his home on Park avenue greatly enlarged and irnKuvwl. Me ' W ill' mid six more rooms, •ud porch with colonial pillars. When fin­ ished this will be one o f the handsomest structures on lit« avenue, already famous lor its fine dwellings. Mr. Stewart is a w ell-kn ow iiY ow cr »nd ho» great faith In the future o f Sanford as • place of residence. See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano proving. _ if e «I quarter- rawed » Olid o»k wit i a laiidMJtne (rohlcfl , .ii, bliil.lt po!tdied. linu] leather «at. tu « train- constrvitinn, rrenc V - “ Ttic rthe 1« po»tible only because f ui our in rumse mutui*, tarin ¿liaitles lor clair* taclurlvtly. Iirniinx r,uantlie» «hat we can ru l o u l Ui* I out chairs ot alt kind» In »V — . vr. 1»- p,,....................... - y- c-uJ « « w h o u e a i e . , J I d e a.le r o l l i t u l i d i ..........: chit Cl Ut I Youinn nochance, forwc i \ t K«ir raoofj £«rt ^ U\ w V Í V r ; * » V ~ i a n « '¿ ¿ l i a r i n .b r « « Unlit mina-roum. railor. bid-room. **J c-VhcttcA'-.tiiUctl in. U ni. » ior lur d dniina-TOura. railor. bid-room, every O ther tirr, ru th e „„..'i ki-rlim i - ivil su-rrs.l cUktt-tr.d tB k tt- ír-J every ollitf litt, Iro Iron] the moti (Usant to tue plalàtlt. idi kir.d» o lw ooïi aOUiflercnt stile». I A l l the L a test S tyles in L a d ies’ and C hildren’s H ats «M álT * V ^ ." 0r ^ Kntil Tor our lini litrnird (vlthrM «ml lpivl»l (M*WI ll»l that tolla youalr,y«u all al»*u i UOu,inrllt«*f»r»o'» i:rulaid »lOM lltop:r.j* IfiyoaiifmootKioui. f r” Ü ' V i i ** •yorych l<«>. IN FACTO R Y, Br dga anc «dormo« « I « - . J «c k »«n v lll», fia . MRS. CHAS. T. CLARK N E X T DOOR TO PE O PLE S BANK �r* •* m ÎMÈ SANFORD HERALD IK TM ESANfOHDflERA.LO •tibecrlpllon Prie«. $1.00 ■ Year In Advene« W.. Entered aa aeoood-daae mail matter Auiuat 22nd. 1908, at the PWtoOoa at Senford. Florida, under Act of March 3rd. 1870. Uurbani Advertialni Cotbpany, JackionvUle. Rep• reaentatlve. m Offlc« Firn Floor In lb« BUhop Block. Flnt Street Telephone No. 148. W rite It President T aft. How do you like Sanford, the Brick CityT A lon g with other good things Scnford is to have electric lights. — T a ft is all r ig h t .- t ie like's poseum and ta te n and knows how.to get rid o f the the Crums. Every one is kicking against the con* *vlct lease aystoni including oonvicU themselves._____________________ Ohio now takes the place o f V Irgih la as the “ mother o f Presidents and what a husky youngster Is the la s t W e hasten to óongrntulàte Gainesville upon securing government build­ ing am flirlck street paving?------ *"• ' W ith the departure o f Roosevelt and Foraker, the npgro pic counter at the W hite House w ill be abolished^ ‘ , For S ale.— Choice Jersey cows for cheap. Now fresh or will be soon. Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching. cular free. C.F. Word. W inter Park. “JUST AS 0000“ A good deal o f celery Is used in Starke and it comes from Sanford. This is not because celery will not grow. here, but be­ cause,very fow try to grow it. The finest celery the writer has ever seen was grown in Starke and we have the very soil for this esulent. The same intensive cultiva­ tion used here for strawberry production would produce fine celery nnd the. sup­ posed difficulty in growing it exists only in imagination. It Is hoped that some o f our intelligent truckers w ill try celery and take enough pains to make the venture a success. Others would then . do likewise, and another money crop would be added to those w e already. IwvC__ Starke T ele­ - ■ ■ ' ___________ graph, ________ tale Also Cir­ 2 0 tf MRS. M L. ALLEN F or S ale .— Mule, wagon and harness, $80. J as . H arris . Sanford. 29-tf ** LOOK Has received a For S ale .— 25-foot cabin launch: 8-h.p. engine; brand new. For particulars ad­ dress J. A . McMillan. R. F. D.. Sanford. For Our Store W e h ave anticipated Beautiful Line of New F or Sale .— Piano, office furniture, type­ writer nnd small safe, pictures, d in n e r s « nnd rugs.Mrs. ELC.Tnbor.Twin Lakes. 2p YO U R - Needs and BôughrTîüf For S ale .— Beautiful Pansy nndCarnnGon'plnhTrandcutnowe'rs. PlaniritTW SOc each. Mrs. C. R. Ratliff. Sanford. 29-3p • • Stock of F or S alt — Boiler, pump, and engine. 6 horse. In good condition, and will he sold cheap. 28tf — Sanford Mnchlne A Foundry Works. Clothing, Shoes. TitoRouciinRED Eggs ruR H atching— W hite Wyandota,-White Leghorns. Buff Leghorps, and BufTRockr $1 f o r t 5?- A pply to J. F. Aria!, Sanford. — 20-8 W e hope w e do not arouse the ire o f our Voung lady wishes position in office or Sanford (»tem poraries when w e make the store during vacation months. Address statement that the soil la ^ in d around! “ J L 'ir n n ^ q f Han^ttmfltaa Kissimmee produces more celery, lettuce. ...fa s .. S ale .— Sound, gentle . horse, with cah&TgC strawberries, pineapples and any­ good tWfffiy nnd hom e**:* Price rensonathing else'than any other section o f this nble. Horse can be driven, or worked on country, and that the ground can he pur­ farm. P. 0. Box 9, Lake Mary, Fla. 26-4 chased for a few dollars an acre, but it is F or S ale , W ood— Pine or onk. by car­ a fact that everyone subscribes to who load; blocks-or otherwise. W. B. Ballar A ltam onte Springs. Florida. has investigated the matter__ Kissimmee Can Fit you « ...New York € r AND e a not signify that Y o u r P atro nag e is So- Furnishings licitcd IJ j r p I f ^ -‘v GAmer A -R o b erts have a.-fine window display o f citnir* m m llM , and they wisli to Inform the public that a s p e cia l'lo w All Local Advertisement« Under This price has been made on this bunch of Heading. One Cent a Word Each Issue kweetness for a few days only. See the window display. L ost.— Gold brooch pin with ruby set­ ting. Finder please leave at Herald office and receive reward. 29-tf If you want a first-class typewriter at Gazette. Thanks, dear brothers! W e are adver­ n moderate ric<>. call at The Herald office, the fellow who is broke can stretch his tised by our loving friends. Send in your and inspect the Blickensdcrfer. T h e best A l l to Suit YO U and YOUR and most compact machineon themnrkct. - credit and make another borrow. bill. W anted— Party to contract to furnish Pocketrbook engine wood on rack, for S. & EL railway. * With' the many new stores and indus­ Commercinl Street, Taknsh Block PATRONAGE or HOME INDUSTRIES , A. P. Connelly . • tries starting in Sanford the 10,000 mark Volumes could be written about the Spring is opening up and S hade T rees— Those wanting sliade trees Near Dejiot in population w ill soon he readied. benefits accruing from each nnd. every of any kind, such ns pafinetto, magnolia, you w ill be-com pelled to individual resident o f a city spending oak nnd maple, should see A. F. WcstcrA large number o f plain and colored their money at home und helping the dick. Trees guaranteed .to grow. Box - > + + * ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦ « ♦ ♦ + + + + + + + + + + + + J 293, Sanford. __._____________ ___ republicans from -Florida attended the com e out in a New Outfit home industries. Sanford -people.-as a inaugural ceremonies at Wushlnglbn Ibis rule, have stood manfully by the Rome roR SALrJLmrace'ptanrR.— RrH. Mmir^ AVliy 110L let us supply yo'uT head , on Celery pveek. •’ merchants, because ih ry tnke n pride in Celery P lants — 15,000 very fine prick needs? If any section o f the United States can their own city and the prices on the d if­ bed plants for sale cheap. J no. D. J inkins , D. P A R K E R . Prop. ferent commodities are very reasonable, show more profits than the Sanford grow­ Corner o f French uvenue and Third street. ers this season, such section has not yet and there has never been any excuse for . “ There is nothing new midi r it«- sun" W anted— Everyone to know that the sending out o f Sanford and helping to been heard from. Blickcnsderfcr typewriter is the best on •- Room and Board $1.50 Per Day. enrich other sections. But there is n grow- the market. Sec therfl at The Herald o f­ Meals, 35c. | But none o f the Goods under The banks arc good trade barometers iug tendency on the part o f some o f the fice. F or S ale— Good property, now liringipg and the large increase in business in hptli ncwly-rich to make their purchases else­ S p e c ia l R a t e b y th o W o o k $ our roof are OLD, ami much Sanford hanks is a sure sign o f the city's where, and one instance has been im ­ tw elve |>er cent interest on investment. — N. H. Garner, Sanford. pressed very forcibly upon Titr. H erald . marvelous growth. N E W and up-to-date T omato P lants— For sale. God plants With two well ‘ equipped job offices in The government navy yard at Pensacola Sanford, there is no yalid reason for ready for field. Phohe 238. C. W. Bow­ W e don't chyrgc anything fur n lonk.man. 27-2tp has been closed by order o f Roosevelt. sending orders for stationery out o f .the IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN W anted .— An experienced, all-round Cotnc nnd investigate before Trying to curtail expenses o f the nnvy at city, and yet one o f our prominent offi­ Wekiva Tribe No. «11 farmer, acquainted with Sanford condi­ cials, whose name will lie given later in the expense o f the South. buying elsewhere tions. Must have references. Steady job. Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings a special write-up, sent the order for all 27-2tp X. Q.. Care Herald. on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday o f each - The city council at the Inst meeting the stationery used by the city lo a L ost— Five dollars reward for one Jer­ month in Masonic Hall. Visiting broth­ granted a franchise to the Sanford Light Charleston, S. C.. firm. T he H erald was sey milk cow witli dark sides, gray on ers welcome. . & Fuel Co., for electric light privileges. not even asked for a bid, nor was The bnck, with short crumpled horns project­ ing over face, ibis black t il» , witli no Tliis insures electric lights for Sanford Chronicle plant. enr marks. Return to or notify J. A. This gentleman' is sup|iosed to be very find a plant will he installed in die near Smith at the Flemming's place in West active in building up Sanford, although Sanford nnd get reward. future. after an active search into his history we For S ale — Two ncres Improved land, ___ Florida J im m ies. urc-uaw je llin g . Lit. 52 find that while very-ztialuus in -spending cottnge. pnrhing Itmtser twtHlowing-weHsr and $2.50 per box. which means a good the taxpayer's money, he hus never spent tiled in good condition, lumber and tools, profit to the grower. Had Uiose fool any o f his own not so tnat you could everything complete for /arming. Will sell witli or without crop. On -ith street, shippers of green fruit the brains to real­ notice it. His example is very un­ west side. — W. R. R obbins, Sanford, Fla. ize their mistake. T he H erald would like worthy and T he H erald will inter prcimrc Garner & Roberts arc now agents for to point out the error of llicir ways. But a special article for his case .that will they go on nnd on. every year ruining show him up in his true colors. Our job the famous Royul Scarlet brand bf can their own market and giving California a plant has been rushed with orders since goods. better chance. Had the growers waited the day of its jnception nnd this ofder .Watch for opening o f the Art Store, first Th e W o rld ’s G reatest C A R M E N ~ w lih their fruit until later in the season, was not missed, hut.« the principle o f this week in February. .they would have realized a handsome slap in the face ennnot be-overlooked. Mattings o f all Minis and iwtterns, front ------------W I L M A N ’8 O P E R A H O U S E profit, Florida would have been richer by There are one or two other very dis­ 20 cents per yard to 50. cents, at K. A. thousands o f dollars and Florida oranges. tinguished gentlemen who send aw ay for H «fie ld 's Furniture-Store. Instead o f being despised, would take all their goods, and they nre also on the Long's Preserves in glasses. Finest on their rightful place in the market ns the list soon to be compiled. market. Chas. E vans .* best fruit in the world. Buy H en ry Clay Flour o f W. W. Long. SAFE-BLOW ER SCARED O F f The best on earth. Lent being here does (1 A Sweet Window nre very nice for the buslneis mnn who wnntn to send out «even ti tinnisiinTnètt e n at once nnd nvoid «ta m p in i each one. . But no merchant should ask the local printing office to compete in price with thè government. If Uncle Sam started In to ¿ompete with the grocery store, dry goods store, drug store and other places o f business, there would be a large sized howl nnd the chickens would come home to roost. , I*ublUbrd Z rtrr SaUirtlay Momini al Sanford. Fla. R. J. Hour, Manailni Editor March 7, 1909 J 1 ;.i i:. N S H iiT - ï GATE CITY HOUSE J. S B « W Ê m U È M M to :- ' l' yi jt-ifi., fe ; JE S Ü . fii 1•J j,':- m - BBIPB »w - ' ,-i l k j . f f l ; V D . L . Thrasher . k 1 > ‘ ;“ .{ lfi #i l l 1 1■ » -I m THE EVENT OF THE SEASON . . MADAME . . . EMMA CALVE S E A B R E E Z E , FLORIDA Dir PRESIDENT lAf t Here's to Taft I Large o f body, large of mind, large of heart. W illiam Howard Toft, twenty-seventh President of the United States__ ft, lawyer. professor; an upright, firm judge; ruler o f the Phillipines; Governor o f Cuba; dlplo„HlilL S ecretary„of-W at, and tlie more-the Wo/ld knows of him the greater he be­ comes in the cstimntiun o f the people. He accepted the office instead of obtain­ ing it and he can he depended upon to administer the affairs o f office in such a way that the whole nation w ill he more firmly welded together. He knows no North, South. East or West. He comes to the office with strong heart nnd energetic w ill— a man fit for service. Here's to you. T a ft I PRINIlpG BY I ME GOVERNMENT The postoffice is active these days in soliciting orders for the printing o f gov­ ernment envelopes. The postmaster is not to blame for this, as be naturally W M » « to swell the reoelpu f «tu■ ..ffloe. . and is compelled to sell the envelopes when Uncle Sam dictates. The govern­ ment printing office prints envelopes very .cheap and goes in debt every year doing this cheap printing. A s citizen « and tax payers all o f us ore helping to pay the government printing office debt, while it continues to grind out cheap printing in oom pelltition with the aforesaid tax-paylag printer. These governm ent envelopes W as in A ct o f Robbing the P o s t o fflc e S a te, ! Last Friday night Harold Haskins, the $18 Art Squares for $15, size 9x12. A. liefficld Co. Electa Brand Tea and Spices. Chas , E vans . E. Saturday, Mch. 13, ’09 R eserved S e a ts : Tickets on Sale nl itnest nnd must tumpletC llhe o f stepped Into the postoffice in order to get candles and cigars are kept on sale by something that had been forgotten ijud Garner J L Hubert*.— — -found the door* leading Into the room locked. Mr. Haskins had ids suspicions aroused by hearing some one moving around inside, and rushing around to the hack door found that some one had been at work upon the safe, but hnd flown at the first noise o f approach. A complete NEXT POOR TO POSTOPPICE kit o f burglars' tools were found near the safe and the yeggman had just started to work with a drill. Up to this tim e no trace o f the daring intruder has been found. _______________________ n ssistan t [m a in ...«H r nmt Mr •_ METTINGER’S Cold Snap B en efited Celery-, ’« The celery crop is looking fiqe and begin­ ning to move in large tjusm itic *-.4The large shippers have not s ta rte d *«y e t. hut within two weeks carloads w ill‘ start to move North. It is claimed by some grow­ e r » that the co ld -sn a p im proved the celery.— New York Produce News. Increasing Their Efficiency The Sanford Machine and Foundry Works have added to their plant a complete outfit for repairing automobile« o f all kind«: T h l» will be found o f great convenience to the many people in Sanford who have «u lomobiiee, and it 1« no longer necessary to go to Orlando with machines for repair«. $ 5 , $ 3 , and $ 2 Hnnkin'f ry.ifl -„.„I— - tif x a-- Housc, Seabreeze. 'Phone 177 METTINGER’S •PHONE 144 s Millinery - - Department J To the L ad ie s of S an fo rd and V ic in ity : G ^ Having engaged for the Spring Season Miss Eva Murray, an experienced M illin e r, w h o having been in constant contact (since her engagement in January) with the m o s t fasionoble northern-centres,- and nttended the WjlOleshltTfifid 'felnTTopenings defiles' lo Sanford wlt h tfern«*est though IS'in her line, which, with a stock of the latest creations of the Millinery M a r k e t (n o w en route) will give to the ladies of Sanford the best ever shown here. Miss Murray w ill charge of our Millinery Department March 8, and will be pleased to meet the ladies of S a n fo rd and vicinity. 0 ^ ^ £ a JOHN K. METTINGER .y » r; �March 6. 1909 -IN THE SANFORD HERALD AND ABOUTJHL£ITY_ Little Jla p p e n ln g s — Mention of M atters in Brief. personal items or interest S u m m a r y or the Floating Small Talk Succinctly Arranged for Mur* • rled Herald Readers. To the Merchants of Sanford No one Is authorized to purchase any goods upon The Herald account unless they have a w ritte n order signed by me. You will please be R. J. HOLLY. governed accordingly. — y c uy af good coffeeTit Stumon’i : " 7' w. G. Hammond has returned business trip 10 Jacksonville. from n Dried Sail Shoulders at 12 H cents found «t H- H. Hill's grocery. Mr7. J.*H. Overniun is In A tlan ta .this week purchasing her spring stock o f mlllincry. Sanford celery nnd lettuce Is bringing good prices this week, nnd fhe cool weather ii making the' shipping conditions ideal! _ FotCASd—Threft c«m »;,3-Ih. Tomatoes, A big Sunday dinner nt Stumon’s ■Mr. Aheck nml daughter o f Winter Pmk spent Sunday with Mrs. B. E. Tnkach. * $4 -for ^1 ini iils nl St union's. Fresh Georgia bmtrr. 3 3 cents npoumT for sole by Garner A Roberts. m m m tm œ m tm ttm tœ œ ttt N. R Y ow ell & Co Best line o f mattings ever brought to Go to H. H. Hill for everything in the Sanford. See them at the Sanford Furni­ grocery line. " * o ture Company. Col. B.'B. Minshew has returned from a Messrs. T. H. Barlow and John Ramke business trip to Jacksonville. o f Orlando were in the city this week. Long-Distance Telephone Booth at FerNational Biscuit Co.’s line of crackers nnld’s Hardware Store. Oak ave. 28-4 in cans or trackage, fresh and crisp nt Gamer A Roberts handle Chase A San­ McCuller’s new groepry., born's tea and coffee, the best on earth. Messrs. McNeill & Davis o f Orlando Mrs. J. H. Bruton will leave next week were in the city on Wednesday nnd spent for Atlanta to purchase n large stock 'o f the day looking over their property in­ spring millinery and notions. terests. Tlte famous Fox River Butter for sale Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quibk at W. W. Long's Grocery. at the Sanford Furniture Company. K. H. Moyers, representing the PutterLee Fcgqnbush, representing Hnrshfldd son-Sargent Paint Co., wns in the city on Bros:, commission merchants o f Louis­ Wednesday In the Interest o f his Ann. , ville, K y „ Is In tliC -d lv t h l« - w — k-lw-riw» W. E. Cutliff, representing the A m eri­ Interest o f his firm. can Ink Co., o f Cincinnati was in the city Popularity o f M ettlnger’s Store Thursday calling ou die printing trade. Headquarters for Iron A ge tools. A n y­ New stoke! New goods! Everything thing you want in hand plows, fertilizer fresh in the grocery, line nt McCuller’s distributors, etc., Harey J. Wilson. new grocery, next .door .to L. R. Phillips’ Mrs. H. D. Barroff will give a demon­ drug store. stration o f the Beechnut brands o f deli­ Iron beds from $2.5U up. Get diem quick cacies at McCuller's new grocery today. at Ihe Sanford Furniture Company. Come In nnd try them. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E. Lane nnd daughter .If you want n first-Hass tailor-made returned to ili'clr fiorrro in Norwood, O.; suit for $12.98, cal) at D. A . Caldwell & this week after n pleasant visit to Mr. Sons, qnd'Mrs. J. EL P op e:' . * . ~ v ■ • Special Sale of ...SILKS... THREE . DAYS ...... ....^ ONLY S A L E B E G IN S T O D A Y W e hnve in our new Stock o f Fine Silks and w ill put down nt a close price for Three Days O nly ■ ■ ■- N. P. Y 0 W E L L & CO. Commencing January 1st, 1009, George day inspected the Sanford A EverglQdrs W. Venable, contractor und builder, will Railway and complimented Mr. Connelly employ only union labor, nnd work eight upon the rapid advancement being made hours n day. upon this new project. * Mrs. M. L. Allen wishes to extend The Herald is on sale ><t T. J. Miller & thanks to all for their appreciation of her Son’s store, and the City cigar store. call. _ _ selection of millinery by their presence Before you buy a range., exam ine the Iron beds from $2.50 up. Gel them quick and congratulations nt the uixming. Princess steel rouge, nt the Sanford Fur­ at the Sanford Furniture Company. New line men’s pants $1.23 to $5. at niture Co. The best stool runge on the Mrs. C. R. Ratliff left n Imix of line pan­ M c ttln g e r's . . market, nnd only $38. Think of it I sies at The Herald office this week and Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick Jock'MOOW, representing the Polk Cpin- they arc beauties. Mrs. Rallilf raises ni lite Sanford Furniture Company. pimy’ left this week for Other points in the pansies, carnations nnd cut Dowers for The W. C. T. U. is invited to hold their state, after sinning the work upon San­ the market. See ihe "a d " in Want Col­ March meeting nt the residence of Mrs. A. ford's new directory. umn. E. Philips on next.Tuesday-nftcrmxm^aL Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers, English Cal>»,aH t he rngg -lir i!U-gfl«r 3 o'clock.— -— : --------- --------------CZ ■mangoes-awl sw ir pickin ' In hulk.— « ( Tim Sanford- Fum iuua-Cm------ :-----'Olives in liulk nml ln nll size bottles. “C has. E vans . Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. * * Cuas . E vans . Prof. C. F.Burgman o f Seabreeze was in Write him nl Orlando. The resideqee o f Paul Keely on Oak a v ­ the city Wednesday, advertising the great Mr. nml Mrs. E. F. Coney of Brunswick, enue is undergoing extensive improve­ Madame Etmno Culve, who will api>carin Ga., are in the city .1 Mr. Coney is of the ments. The work is being done liy con­ Wilnian's opera house nt Seabreeze. on firm o f Coney & 1’ urker and is well known tractor I. C. Hughes. March 13.’ in Georgia business circles. He is inter­ High grade Cigars and Tobacco. Stunk Romeo Coffee, 3 pounds for one dollar ested in celery culture and will ¡ns|iect ing and chewing. Most complete line in C iias . E vans . the celery fields while here. lie city. Chas. Evans. Holmes Blair o f Charlotte. N. C.. wns in Elegant display o f fin e silks ut Y o u Harry Wilson has a new toy for the the city this week. Mr. Uluir is interested e ll’s. Three days sale beginning today. children ia the shape of an airship. They in Sanford and suburban properly, nnd is Com e ea rly are proving a great plaything nml areb e­ n great booster for our city. The Herald Huve you seen the Princess steel rangeT ing.sold rapidly at the small sum af 23 will keep him posted. Six holes, wanning closet nml reservoir, cents. See the English Cabs, the latest things asbestos lined, only $38. Sanford Furni­ Fresh fish every day—Guaranteed to In* hi go-carts, at The Sanford Furniture Co. ture Co. fresh—also oysters. • New line men's pants $1.23 to $."», ut Be sure and read the page advertise­ —J». C. Richards, la-lilcr Block. Mettlnger's. ment of the Sanford Grocery Co. on the Misses Emma and Drusio Peter, of MaHem and Saucer have rented the eighth |uige. Mr. Stripling, the genial Winter .Garden spent Tuesday with Mrs. whole Demerit building and will have manager projmses to give the (tropic of S. Runge. M'*s Emiim Runge lenving at . furnished and unfurnished rooms to rent Sanford the best of “ everything good to night for New York to lake up her hos­ nt reasonable prices. They ulso conduct ent" and his advertisement will: tell you pital duties again. ppol room, barber shop and cool drink about it. T. M. Me Rae, retírese n ijjlg the Squ t hern — status downstairs,-------------------------------- -W n rn rirt-p xrlin n gr. nt the Art Store: Drug Co. of Jacksonville was in the city — Kavs A Kcrrium, Stumon'a restaurant, corner First street Everybody join. Thursday. Mr. McRae is nn old Sanford and Pulmetto avenue. • Swell line of quartered oak clieffoniers resident nml has many friends here who W. 1!. Bridges, (little W illie ) the m ini­ nt Sanford Furniture Company. are always glad to see him. ature typewriter salesman, was on the Best fine o f stoves ever brought to the Magnificent exhibit of plumbing guilds bricks of Sanford several days this week. city. Prices the lowest. — A. E. H ill . and electric light und gus fixtures, nt FerWillie represents the Underwood type­ 28-4 Fresh Muckeral nt H, H. H ill’s grocery nuld's Hardware Store, Oak ave. writer and sells them, being one of the Our Own coffee, the beat 25 cent coffee L. J. King or Columbia, S. C., visited his greatest hustlers in Florida. on the market, for sale at Garner A Roberts' son, Df. 0. W .King. several days this week. Now is the time to buy your sub-irri­ Mr. K in g represents the Pike Hardware Co. stores only. gated Innd. See M. Mr Smith. Mrs. W. N. Conóley. the w ife of a former o f New York. He is greutly interested in A letter received from Geo. Davies, an Sanford, and will probably return nt nn pastor of tlie Methodist church here, ar­ old Sanford citizen, now President o f the early date with the view o f investing in rived in Sanford yesterday, and is the F. 0. Eagles in Jacksonville stutes that a guest o f her niece, Mrs. Angus. R. Chap­ .property. number of the Jacksonville Eagles will be pell, on C-elcry avenue. Fresh oysters on Tuesdays and Fridays nt down here on March 16th to help Initiate We wish to call attention to the adver­ Gurner & Roberts’. Full measure. the new Aerie here, and incidentally tisement of J. K. Mettinger on the fourth If you have rodins for rent, put your shake hands with their old friends. page. Mr. Mettinger’a ad will he found name in the rooming house, directory, nt We sell the best lime nnd cement that in the same place each week nnd will the Art Store. money can buy. — A . E..Hiu~ -convy-Udlrigs of great-bargains—tit—the- -j r drrttisrwniie sweeping enrdry goods and millinery Hue. presenung the STiuwjiets by buying Wizzard Carpet Cleaner of Walker Co. of Muskcgun, Mich., wus in the $l(E50r Válüd sanitary'féTt innttiress go­ W. W. Long. ” ‘city Tticsdayi in the interest of his firm. ing ut $8 for ihe next thirty -days. San­ G. F. Hunitlcul. editor o f the Southern The Shaw-Wnlkcr Co. make the famous ford Furniture Company. Cultivator und Dixie Farmer o f Atlanta, filing devices and syiVems, nnd w ill have Drop in and inspect the Princess steel them on display at The Herald ofllce In a w a in visitor to The Herald ofllce on ranges. A reul range at a moderate price. Thursday. Mr. Hunnicut is an old friend ' few weeks. Sanford Furniture Company. of F. A. Schumpert, nnd nt Ids request S1H ^ r t Squares for $15, size 0x12. E. Rev. D. B. Sweat of Jacksonville was a stopped over in Sanford to view the cel­ A. Heflleld Co. ery fields and write an article on the pleasant culler nt The Herald office yester• Mrs. Fred Stalder and fam ily arrived in celery delta for his putiers. dny morning. Rev. Sweat is-pnstor of the the city Tuesday from Stamford, Conn., to Springfield Methodist church in Jackson­ Sec H.* H. Hill for Celery City Blend Join Mr. Stuldcr. They w ill make Sanford ville, and for three years was pastor o f the Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents. their home, Mr.Stadler being the superin­ Methodist church in this city where he has Rugs, from 75 cents up. E. A. Heffield tendent of the Lake Monroe Produce Co., a iiost o f friends. Furniture Store. omi having charge o f their large farm on Weather repurtsdiilly at Fern aid's Hard­ Now is llte time to buy your four-inch the west side. ware Store, Oak avenue. 28-4 The Princess steel range, the leader sewer pipe for mains. Big stock on hand. — A. E. Hill. While driving a well on the tract o f land amortg ranges, six holes and wanning pear Lake Jessup, recently purchased by F. C. Whitthorne representing the closet, and reservoir, asbestos lined, only Harry Peffer and other Pittsburg capital­ Tim es Union is in the city soliciting sub­ $38. at Sanford Furniture Co. scriptions. i f he can get 20 yearly sub­ ists. a vein was struck that Sent the water P. P. Am ick o f Parkersburg. W. V a „ scriber* (raid in advance Mr» Whitthorne into -th» air a distort* of.üdny faut.- ami •- Fred Tempertbn ori(T' 1fairy Wray Ratfe purposes to give Sanford a page o f adver- threatened to aubmerge the surrounding returned from u business trip to Jackson­ tisinO matter in the T. U. This w ill be territory. The well was driven by Mr. ville. While In JacksooviUe they w it ­ o f great value to Sanford and the m ove­ Stafford o f the A . E. Hill Hardware Co. nessed the head-on collision o f two loco­ ment should he encouraged. Garner A Robertsoffer high-grade choco­ motives at Dixieland Park. Mr. W ray M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres o f celery late« today, Saturday, only, for 30 cents reports that 25,000 people witnessed the per pound. land. Sold on easy le m js ,„ _______ ^ great spectacle. .. _ offer is for n limited time only. W. W. 28-4t Long. S. M. Donne; a prominent citizen o f the Geneva section, was in the city Tuesday, ami paid The Herald office an appreciated FARMING I M P L E M E N T S W e are A gents for I C lark s C u ta w a y H a rro w s Planet Jr., and Iron A ge and Hand Tools Horse The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co SANTORO, FLORIDA Mammoth Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies’ Un­ derwear, Jackets, Shoes and Hats t O e sold at--WholeThis L a rg e Stock of an Entire Store in Georgia w ill be Sold at Our New Store in the Stone-G ore Uuild¡üg, beginning T o offer to the people o f Sanford at Prices that w ill Ma k e 1 he Stock. M o ve Remember that this Sale will take place before we open the New Line of .Dry Goods. Shoes'and Notions at the Same 'Place BOBO & Qet your silks a t Youell's big three Three d iy s - n le o f silks at N. P. - New shipments o f choice silks goon 304 F IR S T .S T R E E T days »ale. All (Ac latest and best In sale today a t Yo well's. Whole stock To well L co's store, coim ntticlnl to* silks. of silks a t greatly reduced prices. 1 'm w v w w w v w w w v w FORTSON SANFO RD , F L A , vw w w w H W vw vw w vu v w w w 1 �THE SANrORD HERALD 6 Another Ohio Son Takes high est Gift INAUGURATION WAS BRILLIANT W e a th e r F o rc e d t o S eek Inside o f ■, C apital C row d s ■William Howard T a f t . o f Ohio and James Schoolcraft Sherman o f N ew York were Thursday inaugurated, respectively, president and vice-president o f the United States. The in tra g u rn f-d n y ceremonies,- htrw» ever, were sadly marred by the blizzard which raged all night, -and wh|ch for ' hours during the early morning weighted the telegraph wires with sleet' to the breaking point and cut off communica­ tion with points east and sonth. Pennsylvania Avenue, from the capitol building to the W hite House, was n sen ._oLaluslTandJce,. The parade, which was to have fonned such n brilliant part of the ceremonies, was a partial failure. . The review ing stands were unfit for use, being filled with snow and ice amT slusli 1When Mr. T a ft'sa w the weather iixJhy e smiled rather forlornly but said cheer­ fully: “1 knew that It would be n cold day when I was made president of the United States." Tile oath o f office was administered in the senate chamber, in the presence o f as many people as could crowd into the his­ toric room. It was here, too, that Mr. T a ft rpndc his inaugural address. When all were assembled the oath of office was administered to Mr. Sherman by Vice-President Fairbanks. A fter prayer by tho chaplain .th e —n ew -vicepresident delivered his inaugural address, which was listened to with close alien tion by the audience. It was not o f great [ength. Then he administered the oath o f office tó the senators-ciect. Mr. Ta ft -w ns^hen sworn hnrntLdelhrered h is - a d ­ dress. - 1 The T w o W id o w s Last night at the Orphcum thenther the Tw o Widows was presented by the Wills Musical Comedy Company, nnd the funny musical piece kept the large audience in a continuous roar. It was eaisly the best bill yet presented by the W ills Company. •The Tw o Widows was written for laugh­ ing purposes only, nnd it serves' its pur­ pose well. The dialogue is funny and the musical numbers bright. Tiie musical por­ tion of last night's bill contained several , o f the latest nnd most popular selection«. The crouds that are greeting the Wills company show that they appreciate the pieces thnt lire lieing offered. Tfley ace good-entertainment at |iopular prices. Tho roles of the Tw o Widows were play­ ed by Harry Gilbert and Dick Thomas and their comedy work was good. Their funny sayings and songs mndc them favorites "fllC TH tu tin tiPy xtrppcd on the s ta g » -in the first act. One o f the (ircttiest musical numbers in tlte entire bill and a number thnt deserved special mention, was the "See Saw Girls.' •in the second act. Tills number brought seve r «! encore». The T w o Widows Is the best tiiut hns yet been given by tho Wills company. The same bill will be present­ ed tonight and tomorrow, matinee nnd n igh t _____ Thursday night, und for the remainder of the week. Sweet Sixteen, one of tliq com ­ pany's favorites will be tiie bill— TimesUnion. This great compuny o f sturs will appear ut Sanford Opera House next Monday, Tuesday und Wednesday nights, Entire F ou rth Num ber or L yceu m C ourse A t O pera House Next Thursday Miss Christine Giles, soprano-vloiinlste; Miss Evelyn-Lewis, reader-pianist: Mr. Leon G. Bptcheldcr, flute soloist. _r This company Is composed o f the above metropolitan artists who hove been tried and found not wanting: Miss Giles, who successfully perfected the unusual accom­ plishment o f playing artistic violin obllgntoes to her own soprano numbers; Miss Evelyn Lewis, than whom there is no cleverer exponent o f artistic reading on the platform; and Inst but not least, the great Batchelder, whose work upon the solo flute hus made him a reputation in musical circles second to none in America. -This com pany w ill appear-in tho opera house Thursday, March lith at 8:30 p. in. This number w ill be one o f * the best of the entire course, nnd a treat is in store for those who will go. -s. The holders, o f sensoi® tickets will take them to Newlnn's drug store where the seats will be reserved. The price o f ad mission is 50c, reserved seals 75c. Schoolchildren 35c, reserved seats 50c. U ses a Stu m p-Pu ller A. W. Brown, the owner o f twenty-five acres o f fine la n d . on the vrest a id e r h w tfA*acres f i n ,reltfY«toi nod is no* en­ gaged in elenring up the -balance. .Mr. Brown is not content with the ancient method o f grubbing out the stumpa, but lias installed a Hercules stump-pull6>, and the w ay the stumps are yanked out when the machine starts is a revelation. The stumps arc taken out clean, rootsand all. and the method greatly resembles a dentist extracting a tooth. By this method Mr. Brown expects to clean up his land in hnlf the time generally ex ­ pended on this work. N ew D eputy Clerk City Clerk Scott finds that the arduous duties o f the city clerk's office arc impair­ ing his eyesight, and accordingly has en­ gaged the services o f Fred Housholder-to act as deputy clerk, while Mr. Scott will a tle iu n o theTB lfectton m n d-ottiprttu ticr that will relieve him from the regular strain o f book-kaeping. Mr. Housholder is the son of Rev. A. EL Housliolder. pastor o f the Methodist church, and is a bright nnd intelligent young man. well qualified to fill the responsible (wisition to which he lias been appointed. Im p o rta p t to In ves to rs Tracts of land o f 1. 2. 3, 3, 10, 40, 70 acres, at prices $300, $500, $050, $800 nnd . $1,200, at Altam onte Springs. Or­ ange county, Florida— the most desirable residence or winter home location in Or­ ange county. Pure water, high rolling land of best quality. intcra|>crsed with innumerable clear water lakes; one of the most healthy locations tn South FJoridu. Apply to N. 11. Focu, 23-tf Altm onle Springs. An In n ovation at Y o w c ll's N. P. Yow eil Si Co. Iinvc installed a patent button machine thnt will mnke buttons from the goods and thus match any and all shades and materials. This will be a great bOon to the Indies und will obviate the necessity o f a tiresome hunt through a large stock o f buttons to match certain shades. The public is corflin llyln yited to call at Yow cll's store and see the new machine. M adam e Calve a t S ea b ree ze Tiie world's greatest Carmen, Madame Emma Calve, will appear at Wilmiiii'sOpcra House at Seabreeze, March 13. This will be a great opportunity toheur this fa ­ mous singer, nnd several Sanford people are arranging parties to attend this greut event in musical circles. Reserved seats will be $5, $3 and $2 each, on sale nt change nf program «inch .nigh*.-----------------Hankins' drag store. Daytona, nnd the Shipped First C a le r y F ro m South.-W illiam Gracy. representing the com­ mission firm of C. V. Smith & Co., o f Bal­ timore, is in the city tills week. Mr. Gracy claims to - be the,first man thnt ever shipped celery from the South. He was a truck grower at Savannah over 21 years ago and some northern firms wero desirous o f getting celery 1 iV the early spring, and had Mr. Gracy ship them a small consignm ent The celery brought ID cents per stalk to the grower. — Mr. Gracy is-grently surprised at the wonder­ ful development in tiie vegetable growing around Sanford, and is especially inter­ ested in the prospects for strawberry cul­ ture. 6 , CHRISTINE GILES RECITAL CO. TAfT IS P R E S I D E N T In clem en t March You W a n t fo 'B u y o r S ell CITY PROPERTY OR TRUCK LANDS 0 Come and See Us BOARDINC CKLËRY, SANFORD, FLA. It Makes No DifTeJence W h at Y ou W an t or W h ere Y ou W ant It WE HAVE IT nnd on Term s thnt are Right H O W A R D -P A C K A R D LAND COMPANY >•• 1 A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements LUCAS PAINT Used tn Uncle Sam 's Paint Shop During the past year tiie U. S. N avy tins consumed 801,000 pouqds of Lucas W h ite Paint nnd 278.700 pounds o f LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to produce more than 100,000 gallons of paint, equivalent to 50 carloads o f 200,000 gallons enrfi, and which would make a train more than onc-luilf inilo long. In addition to this Uncle Sam hns used during tiie past year more "thnrr- 25,<HH>—gnttons—o f—fcUOAE VAKN1SIJES. ENAM ELS and other products. Uncle Sam's preference is not n matter of favor, hut of D U A LITY and RESULTS. In Uncle Sam’s service, ns in -everyb ody clue's. LUCAS PRODUCTS have an unbroken record ’ for satisfactory results, • THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER Osti by T «st for Qrowors. All wlio have UM-d Itili »ptny toiitimioutly nrr (ree (rein til inti t and lincei». WELL DRIVING W e have a lio largest and best equipped plant for d rivin g w e lls in this section o f ilu* country and are prepared to (ill a ll orders prom ptly. Our m achinery is up-to-date nnd our workm en are skilled in the work. Those contemplating p u ttin g in w ells would s e rv e th e ir best inter­ ests by c o n s u ltin g us and le a rn in g prices before m a k in g co n tra cts. * Growing Strawberries, Celery -Aspm gwrLfttucr,-0ntiniî7Tilill f loWÈT^ërcTTëtc^I n San fo rd, pays H ou aem .S eabreeze— - - i Bell tiie Land— Your. Braim.-Money.-and-------Muscles Miikcs tiie Crop and the Profit A. C. L. O ffic ia ls ,fle r e J. R. Kenley, third vice-presidunt, and M. Riddle, general superintendent o f tiie Atlantic Coast Line, were in the city Monday on a tour o f inspection. | ¡They were taken over the city and through the celery della und expressed themselves as well pleased with the com­ pany's property and the city in general, being greatly surprised _ at Uie rapid growth o f Sanford. W ill Im prove Ills P r o p e r ty Henry M. Hays of Nashville. Tenn.. was in the city Thursday on a visit to his brother-in-law, W. D. Holden. Mr. Hayes owns a valuable tract o f laud on the M a k e A Fine A ppearance west side and will put it into cultivation The Sanford Grocery Co., under the able nt once. He is greatly impressed with inunagcmhnt o f W. W. Stripling, is one the bright prospects of Sanford. o f the neatest and most up-to-date in the Law n M o w e r s ................. south. -M r-Su ipiln g ballovaa ia good ap­ Special pnoes'to reduce stock. If you pearances and his window displays ure wont a good mower a t -a low price, now is works o f art. Tiie clerks' are now garbed the time t& b u y.. Also good stock of in 4vh|ra ppots and add much to the gen11 .11~ a f j f r n - "Evcry- scythes, grass hooks and law n'rakes. H arry J. WHafftT“ thlng good to e a t'H is 'th e * m olfo o f the Sanford Grocery Co. and a walk through H ave You a. Telephon e 7 . tiie store will thorougly convince one o f If not, have one placed at once for safe­ tiie truth o f this statem en t Mr. Stripling ty and convenience. Telephone your order is determ ined to g iv e the people the b e s t 40 W, A r P a r r r S o j* . or to business office o f service. ” . at Femald's Hardware Go., Qok aye. 28-4 % Pi M33 >rV IM P R O V E D• IR R IG A T E D F A R M S —U N C L E A R E D L A N D S F lo w in g W e lls on Celery Delta nnd other Desirable Tracts In Blocks to suit Purchaser. J . 'N . W H IT N ER ^ A ll Prices and descriptions upon request. F ir n t N n t i n n n l B a n k B u ild in g �t — UfarcH 61909 THE SANFORD HERALD SANFORD, T H E LUCKY I REMNANT ROOM ! M aterial Development NOTICE or INCORPORATION Of. th e S a n fo rd Celbry, Xn Otila la n d IN Com Pony 4 9 6 W ashington S tre e t TIip underiifitp-d hereby give notice that, they In J U S T IC E C O U R T T R IC T , O R A N G E T H I R D -D IS ­ COUNTY HAVE YOU SEEN THE _____ FLORIDA__________ _ Frank W Grayatn, G no. W Arintfis ntul C G I’ erry, partners doing busi­ ness ns the Pastim e T h ea tre vs. • Plain tiffs T W illiam s ntul A R Boone, doing business ns T h ea tre Film Supply Company. Defendants T 11 T . W illiam s nnd A . R. Boone, Birmingham, Alabam a: You are hereby notified tlint a w rit o f attnclm ient lias been issued uRainst T . W illiam s ami A . It. Boone, doing business us T h ea tre Film Supply Company, and your property, tow it; seven reels o f lllms, now in Sanford, Florida,.has been attached .to , sutisfy thu demand o f the above named plain­ tiffs, amounting to tw en ty -eigh t (¿H) dollars. T h e re frr e . this ia.Lo nunuiand y o u to appear b efore me, thfc Justice o f the Pence in and fo r tho Th ird D istrict o f Orange County, S ta te-p f Florida, at m y oilice in Sanford Florida, on tfie o th d a y o f A pril, A . D. 1909; othonviso ju d g e ­ ment w ill lie rendered against you, and your property sold fo r the said debt. W itness m y hand and official seal at Sanford in tho county o f Orange ntul the S tate o f Florida on this the 10th flay o f February A . D. 11)09. The followinfl article on Sanrord ap­ tend lu apply to Hon Albert VV.Tìilchrlit, a i G„v rrnor of (lie Stale of Fiorila r»ce. Flor BOSTON, M A S S A C H U S E TTS peared the iast Issue o f the Florida Ida. on the 10th day of March. Match. 1909, 190 for Utulng of I-rttrrx I’atrot ‘ -ncorporntlni the SANFORD CELChristian Advocate: ERV DELTA LAN D CO M PAN Y. under the pro“ The good fortune was ours to visit again owed charter attachnl hereto. the ordinal Charter le'ltiit now on hie with the Secretory of Slate at after n lapse o f years, Sanford, the *Celery I nil ihsrei-e, Florida. *^ J. N. Winnie*. City.’ the ‘Queen City.' the ‘Lucky City. A. T. RossiTTt*, We do not know by how rnnny other good S O. Ottave. m e mnieriiiinni nave aXMK-iateil an«I do lirrrliy names this thriving center o f human “ **<» Inir thenieelves together for llie |nirpo»r oi forming a laxly corporate under nnd by virtue of life and energy mirfTTt be called. Prchnps the Law« of the State of florida, nnd we do adopt, the following Article« of Itimrpurntlon: no town was hurt worse by the freeze thun Sanford. Before the freeze, it was n center ARTICLE I. The nnmf of this corporntlon shall be the SAN of fniit growing and commercial en terprise. W e .a r o S o ilin g T h o s o Goods K)H1) CELERY, DELTA LAND COMPANY, and its principili plate of business ihnll tie at Sanford Being at thedteadjof navigation on the D lro c t F r o m . L o o m s to Y o u Florida, but it shall have such other places m St. Johns, and half w ay between Tampa business in Florida and other States as shall tx OUR WORSTED MILL ENDS we ha ve divided to de trtmlneil by I he. Hoard uf-Dtreetora-------------__flPd Jacksonville, S anford hns alw ays cn-T al‘11Ulf«** AMht* *m r- nrtrr-Tif HOC DC?** va rif. (»real voice ARTICLE II. joyed n good share o f whnl railroads and Tlie general nature nf the business to be trnns •K&nbonts can do for a place in the way OUR SPRING LINE OF FINE ZEPHYRS—Ginft- ucted by sakl corporation shall tie; Tu buy, hold, liamt. In short Iemali*. ttylrs »uperior to any we have ever shown In cotton gootfi. Merit sell, work, lease, rent, exchange, cultivate, im ­ of commerce. Besides ihhg-iicr rich lands prove and otherwise deal In rral estate either as Maflrnu In »tripes. fancy chec ks, beautiful One that will stand tlie greatest tests and beautiful location on her lovely lake faillie of colorimi; well worth 12Me, only 9 c owners or In commission for others; to plat, im­ prove. develop, form, drain, dike and irrigate invited a line class o f citizenship, who W AVERLY ZEPHYR—Checks, »tripes, In Cannot Ret out o f alignment lands and dispose of its products, ami to do and perforin all tilings needful or necessary for the lull va variety of itylrs, unexcelled: worth went there to make their homes. Brick Tlie best mnehine on the market 5 3-4c enjoyment of all the right* nnd privileges of Its 9c. only___ ownership. n itnrcs and hotels were built,beautiful res­ PREMIUM ZEPHYR—An extra One qualit A $100 M a c h in e fo r $ 0 0 ARTICLE III. fi***t*. coloring entirely apart from ordl idences erected,|nnd Sanford „was.n great The amount of capital slock ofethis m i (mini kin nary; worth 15c. on ly............................. l i e See them at Tlie Herald office L . G . S t r i n g F K U .m u f place. Then came the freeze, when forshall be Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars, Pl-AtN CHAM IIRAY—Full range of rolori; ($23.000 00) fully paid up, (hr shares to lie Unr Justice o f tho Peace 3rd l ' i a t „ _ ..Junes, were distniyed in a night, and the worth 25cunly Ifc- |*-r yard liu n ilM rwjnrs, i l lf lf id lt t l CBCllL'BndTWff.lltlll^ (sea l) O range C o -F im — r — area ono fifty In number, nnd of pur value of One savings o f a lifetim e took wintry wings PERSIAN PLAIDS—Delightful fo r, ehilHundred Dollars ($ 100 .0 0 ) each. All the capital Iren a wear; worth 33c. only................. stock to be fully paid up In real prnpetty at a Just and fled. Many said Sanford was dead. N o t ivo til IjiHCjiurgo to lie fixed anil delrrminril by the Board id PERCALES AND PRINTS, In whnrt Jcuitlug-JIL value in— ——- * vr - ■gw W fcJ:—----•^T 3 0 S F ir s t S L . B s n fo re , F iw rid a ■Qiuiur form er^iailr^yc-&a w_practica 11y a ■ very l o w “ ATTjxvrnrtnwAireTiefPby-i^TriflTfrf^ths ~ v —r'~~ * ARTICLE IV. whole-brick'blbck turned over to the owls UUR WORSTED DRESS GOODS ore well worih on, to-w it, theTJOth day o f June, 1909, The corporation shall cintimi,1 for a period of T h e guaranty Tru a t nnd""Saving Bank •:* »i-clng, ns no other «tore can »how these g o »)* and bats. This was sad. •{•-ì* ^ *:• %• -è -:--f Seventy-live Years from and niter its legal incor­ n» wp cdntrorttie entire line exclusively w ill alibly fo r iti* final discharge as e x ­ poration by the proper authorities. "But what a transformation one beholds ecutor o f the estate o f Ixirin g A . Chase, 27-INCII UIRDStYE COTTON DIAPERS—Very ARTICLE V. now on entering tlint little city! Every nest quality: worth 90c (or 10 yards; fir:., deceased, to lite Hon, W illiam Martin, sale {trice........... UJL The business of the cun»,ration slinll tx- constore and residence occupied. Stores full O range County, din led tiy the following ullltvrs; A ('resident, County Judge ot SI-INCH WORSTED SUITING ¿-O dd I m id. end * AND I Vice-President, a Secretary and Treasurer, to lx- Florida, and fo r tlie approval by said I of choice goods, shoppers thronging the of reason: regular (trice $1.20; wlille 1 « . , le, ini by the Board of Directors, mid a tkuiril they Inst 39c per yard____ .. J J C . of Directors til-not less than there nnd not mon County Judge o f final accounting as set Streets, men talking o f celery, a ml lettuce seven in number. The oil ice ut Secretary nnd fo rili in. its report to said County in terms o f thousands. Mark our predic­ BALANCE OF OUTING FLANNELS, f i I . J . , , than Treasurer may tie held by, mie per mio Tbc Di­ Judge’ s uffico'in the C ity o f Orlando, (lit- 10c qtudlly; cleatl-U|i price...... ” 1 ' L rectors shall bcchoarn front list uf Mock holder* of O range County, Florida. tion, Sanford’s prosjicrity Is. just begun. corporation and elected annually. Oriundo, Florida, January lfi, 1909, Mall Orders will receive prompt attention theUntil Let us all watch her grow. the first annual meeting tuia election of ofr •ers nnd their nualiHcotion. the blitter* of this The Guaranty T ru s t and S avin g •Ilardtr-f* ROOM 20 “ We saw one relic o f the old days, the corporation shall lie: J. N. Whltncr, President; A W . M. I L s t w i'k , J r., President. < » T.Russctter. Vice-President; and ÿ. 0 Chare. tlecsign, ‘Colored Bar.’ W e wisli the W. C. T. refary and Treasurer. The ■Bòni,! of Directors Upstairs, Pico I31ock U. women or the'Town Improvement A s ­ shall lie; J. N. Whittier, A. T. Rossetter and S. II Notidti of Application fo r Tax Chase. sociation would tear tlint reminder of tile The tirs! organisation meeting of stockholders of Djjcd Under Section 8 of Chap­ this corporation slinll In- held In Sanford, Flip id a old dark days o f tho saloon nwny. San­ ter -1888, Laws o f Florida. Open Tuesdays 4 to (> p. in. hi tlie l Siili day of March, Litui,, for (he Purpose ford is another illustration o f how remov­ G r e a t V a l u e — W e l l M a d e adopting l>>-low», nnd doing tneh other Tirivlness AND as it may desire to Iranian Tlie annual meeting N oi Ice In he retiy ni voti Ibat M arlin Dtiylc, ing the saloons, hurts ti town. Let ua all hull lie on the first luesdny of May of each year. Saturdays 4 to 9 p. in. liu^o li aver ni lu x CUflHI mitra ■uiiard b rio a , remove that otd.bndgc o f shnrne. ARTICLE VI. liàk IHcxIssItUNTHIlvatar ln mv o Iti re. and 11 sili, 1’ ln'1l'wr,1 n m ~,irTtinrTtfrT “ But we must not write too much about « ir a lliW . whkli it ran subject itself shall tint a»pllrntbm tir fax druda lo |,aur In arrnrSanford celery and material prosperity, laure **Mli l a » , Salii rertitlra t-a rinliraces exceed itscapitul stock. Strangers W e lcom e thè fidluwlns dfftcrilHvl p-xipurty aitmei',1 in js-is-a church paper amLm ir pcuplearc ARTICLE VII The names nnd resident es of file subscribers' Ilf tFnrmrr <Vittnty-.- Ftondarto-rrtr;---- --- — — *— most concerned, ns well they m ay be, with stuck in this eoriKirntioa. and tlie iimiiuiil o( slia k KMT, 3. A l l landa S u i tana SA U, Manila Adii the chief assets o f any community, its »utisi rllx-it by euch is ns follows , tu Tutiirerlne extenilinir tu S e , M, U.'27 K „ uh J N. Whittier. Sanford. Fiorala. 9!1 shares. godly people. We w ill not say more about aeaaed III file uanir ni \V. II. Karl«', T. Kusseitrr. Sanford. Honda 71 shares S. O Phase. Sanford. Florida, dll shares c e n i, N e. :W; S\V l- l o f Sor :tt, T u 2»l S o 27 E „ the excellent Sunday sciiool, hut will siieak In Wi¡ ni .\s Wiiiw iii , the subscribing incorpora; usai'iideil In lite lutine uf d is s e , M. M etiw n. of thcSundny services. W e were greeted DEALER IN lors do liereli* subscribe jtMK-rttif I tier r lu mie» this Unni day L'crt. No. 19: W 1-2 13 rv Uf SUI i »1 N U | t at the morning hour by n large emigre-" ) N. Wnmir*. of IVhrunry, À, D. lllOU, Ser K l,T I* JOB. 11.27 K nasraaed In thè liutm* A, T. RiwM.Ttts, to rn ation. Bro. Houstioider says it is that i f ( I i m . M M eKw irr S t) Giusr. Srsir or Fuisrtis, | L’crt. No. 43. tarla 3 A 3 A I ota 3 lo lOtillt. A. way every Sunday. They listened pnti Cot nix or O »)«;* I ____ Mrl)(m ul l‘a aulì d lv. In tire. ¡K>, I ' | I . a i s . It. 27 b 1 ® ently while tide editor told them some Before nie K L. Maxwell, n Notary Public of tlie aaa,'sarei In thè nuiiic uf l?nknown tlw n rr AND State id Florida, personally came J ri. WljUiu'r, A things pertaining to the advancement of Rinsettcr und S U Chas«. to me well known to I aald or rtltiriitra aliali Ik> rvdeemetl aixxrrie the persons named in and who signed llie loretile Kingdom. Some o f them out of the tl)T lo lurv Ina ,1,'Oila Xrlll laane tbcrron III, going Arlii les of lorurpurntiim. and cadi for bini­ st d »v o f Drceroher A . I». IWH. tenderness o f their hearts told us tiie ser­ si If acknowledged that lie sobscrlticd ami executed tie «rone Articles of IrimriHirnliun for the purposes $Yltne*au,rmv ahrnuturu nn,l nllb lul arai Ibis mon was helpful. This helped us. we are therein expressed ho 20 "ilav o f N ovelli!,er A . II. Itxw. I n W irrnis* War «toi. 1 huve hereunto set my 'sure. At the conclusion of the sermon Agcnl fo r Virginia Carolina f e r ­ II. M. Itoblnaon. timid mid ofliciul seal tins did day of February, D im «) Bros. 1lou shoulder and Mel linger, paster ' I>rk^trm ilM Lou^^nr|m gt^om ii^^lGo^ tilizers |mjii I R. C Msxwmi, ami Sunday school superintendent, helped Notar y Public Slate of Florido My ctumnivsinu Xtnrrs April It). 11112 Zìi-3 n o t i c i *;. to increase the already large list o f sub­ Monday, Feb, 15th Opening of Our N o w ' Spring Line of Worsted Dress Goods Blickensderfer? A T Y P E W R IT E R FO R ALL PURPOSES SANFORD I HERALD Sanford Library f i Free Reading Room | We have Fine Line Men’s Pants $2 per Pair i i UNDERWOOD W . W . L O N G Fresh M eats G roceries The Pioneer Visible scribers to the paper. Sanford now lias one of the iurgest lists, witli the fewest arrearages o f any charge in the Confer­ ence. ‘‘At the evening service we spoke on Ilk ) X u I 'l l i a i u Mi&ikiiiuur y. M u w im «H O — W ** It makes no tliffejen ce what T y p ew riter Messrs, d. A. McIntosh nnd W. J. Tem ­ pi« were here Wednesday tacking up "Lucky Sanford" placards by order of the Sanford Board of Trade. They will make a lour of Central and W est Florida towns before returning to the "Celery City".— Paiotka Times Herald. now, may use, tile uiachine you Advertising Lucky Sanford Messrs. Tem ple and McIntosh o f Sanford, who arc touring the stnte for the purpose of advertising the "Celery C ity" have been In I'nlntkn this week tnrhini! up "l.ni kv Sanford" signs everywhere. Thut city lias indeed been lucky in securing to itsell a, reputation as the center of celery culture In the soutfi^-rPaTntfn NcvvsT“ ’ use have used in the past, or . had more men in the congregation than we have hud at any service since we have been truvllng around. They gnve good w i attention, nnd wc believe good will come from the service. William Temple and J. A. McIntosh old (fruiters, formerly in the Uel^ind oflices. passed through DcLaiui yesterday. They are on the road for the Sanford Board of Trade, sticking up signs advertizing Sanford.— DcLnnd News. you even tu a lly buy is the Underwood H. & W . B. DREW CO. STATE DEALERS Florida Wrile us for further information Sanford— Machine I Foundry Works A Card to the Public I desire to inform m y former patrons, nnd the public in general, that 1 hnve ta*ken charge o f the City Restaurant (In the Hines block). I believe that the experi•noe gained b y m e in Jacksonville the past few months, w ill enable inc to please my customers even better than I did when I conducted the old Central Cafe. Although I cflnnot just at present give the business m y personal attention, my assistant. Mrs. Hicks, will be on hand at all . lltnes, and w ill take greet pfensareirrgiv- ng the best o f service to all w hom ay call • l the City Restaurant. — H. E.W ise . Repairing A ll Kinds of M achinery DEALERS in Office and works 214 Oak Avenue ’Phone 130 •S . . P L O R I DA In tT reu il I'o o r t, 7lli .lo d lrlu l t'lre n ll lurida. Oranti*' eo n n ty . of In 111-: ■ tIlion of S, M. tIvertnfn. forlnerlv ». M. Ilnki r. rroardl-n. lo hive il-al ill!I>* of non-nire of Jiaai' L. Daker ii-mmid. Now on llila day Hila callao re un tri IT on to heard iipmi aworn petition ,d Ihe Uuordlan herein iinl.'IIIdrtV Ita uttnelied to auld p I It loti llxlJlui CiUiJj. .havluq-xuiirei.rerrel A LB E R T G R Ä M L I N G Ton soria l 11,.. <„utr we F-HsItioimWe- Pa rlo rs H híf —- CtiUing and tH'ltur adi i» d In III« premiai-«, iloti, o*mVittoria Villano id e r tlm tlt la to the i ill iimaire o f »aid .1, an­ and General Harberin^ fu Vittoria Vitlmio. nulier that the d1»nlp|tltha o f lum-aiteul From the nRIdavits uf Mike Kotundoand Furine the a 11,1 .le»Mi I, linker t«- rem ove I it I» th erefore, lU tlllv Il HD, A D .ll l'G I'.D Un Villano Koinndo. herein duly tiled, they depose N il I llic it L E D I tiiir i lie aald ,1i-»-,i 1,. Dak, r und suy upon oatli dial they trie, (lie cijitiplnirinnts H o i S u l­ named in the foregoing Bill ut Punition, timt ihr I h>and he I» lleri-li)' aiilhorln-i| In take charnu H o t and Cold Oatha a l all H o u rs . p h u r D a lh a a S p e c ia lty if and ma li,,re Ilia ow n nlTalra o f the ,-alHl-. ri spondeo!. Vittori.I Villano (or Victoria Villano), is li non resident of the Mate uf Florido; that she to make dlaeiiartie» und »repililuueea. >ue ml , « aure), ,nutia,-t and la, rernt il--li»l with In One visit nnd you Iveoine n Stuuncli t'utr\m is an Infant under the uge of twenty one years, that she is a citiien uf the Kingdom ot Daly nnd like manner w ith the a -thu llul>llitlia and P ico Block opp osite C x p re a e O ffic e now resides with lier mother; Cattolica Sargrol a.wera na tholi|rh In- hud ri uehed t lie »He o f 21 Viiluno, al Lansdorniid. Murtgliunu, Provincia di mura. Caserta, Kingdom of Duly, and that there is no IKINB nod *<111IHIIEli »t i luimhi-r» tlila (icrson in the Stale of Florida the service of a sub SMI li day ol January, A I), Ham. irneuu upon whom would hind llie said Vittorio Minors, .lotica,JlllUfU, clr. Y«ou arc therefore ordered to appear so this Dill fur Partition on Monday. 11res 1st day nf Mur< h. 1909, the same being a rote day of said court. It Is further ordered ti at this notice lie published (nr eight consecutive we< ks in llie Suit lord Hernlit. a newspaper published In urange County, Florida Witness, li. M Kohii so i. Clerk ol tlie Circuit Court 111 and tor Orange county, Florida, and the seal of said court, this 2nd day nf January, A D 1000. D M Roiiinwin, Clerk A .'M T hkasiilr. IsLAi) ------ - :kiiUHin fui I'ninpfainamt:--------------By M A. Howard, U. C. 22 b siate of Floridi», reumi y or •iraiiHe. I, II. M. ItohiiiMin, (Jli-tk of ilio <’Iron11 ntirt lu nod for aald reumty and Stale, do he retry certify that lini ulatvertud loreHOltnr an triiu nndeorrrrt eoey m y of (be t Order ua i| per» of r reird In my other ,idler In In Mlili.lt, Book •N"' Ipiqre tm tlila 29th day ot .Innuury, A. I). Iirti, \VDneaa my liu',,1 noi « tlftclnl arai IliiaCtith lay of January A- D liar.,. In the Circuit Cotyt of the 7th Judicial -CD cui L- o í - t lie -SlAte^uL-F] for Orauge County, J. City of hanford vs. T 4 Dill DUI in Chsucrre 1 Lof I, Block 7 , Tier 1. ) Enforce i s * Lien Owner Unknown, and) To All Whom li May Concern! upon application oi the L ily Solicilur, II is hereby ordered that on nr before the Pet, riiafy Rule Jay nest, being February 1 , A. I>. 190«. in »aid com I,' you amiear to and answer 'the Li IF filed and set forth llie o tura of your levpcrlivr Injerevis in, tight to, or liens uiwn real e»iafe vituaie To ifie Ciiy nf Sanford, and described in the bill as: Lot I. Block 7, Tier 2., ) l is further ordered that this order tie published in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in said City, once a week for eight consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. Witness mjr hand and teal o f the tain cir­ cuit m art this *j|h day-o f November, A, D. B. W. Robinson, I Seal.) C lerk 'Circuit rou rf. Orange County. Notice of Application for Tpx Deed Under Section 8 or Chapter -1QBQ, Law» of Florida. " 'ffTittce l i hffrtTYttrrit ttiat Gutt Llnrtrpurchaaer o( Tax CertiQrare No. 1547, dated the Olh day of June, A D , IHUtL Ira* filed «ai l re ruin utr in toy »(flor. and ho* mad* actdicaiion for tax dent to iaaua In aorurdanre- with taw. Said certificate em ­ brace* the following diacriN-d property situated la Orange County. Florida, to-wlt: Lot 31. New IJpaala The said land being „»»cared at the date of thfc Itauanre of aurh retUScata in the name uf Un­ known owner. Unless »akt certificate shall be rrdremrd acrnrdlng to law, lax deed will issue thereon on the 22nd Aay ol Mareh. A. D„ 1909. Witneu my oftlcial iSguaature and teal tills, llie 20lh day of February. A. D. 1909. “ T U I Circuit Court Orange - “ “ County, frlwida. FO R S A L E fl-R 00 M HOUSE, 1-1 A C R ES I* In Enterprise Il, M. Rolliti«,ill, Clerk. _________ *C I. II,ill. It. <---- T O A I L I N G W O .M G N ! 008. Winner Washing Machines Attention, Ladles I A new and up-todate millinery store will he opened up Bere soon. * — M rs. M. L. A llen . j S A N F O R D , Bill fur Partition ------------- “TT------- --- 23-8 Autom obiles and Gas Engines A few more o f these stili left, sold strictly on guantee. If they do not do whut we claim, money lrfrcfunded. Han-y J.Wilson I'armelia Villano Kol undo and Mike Kutundo. lo r husband, mid Mike Rotund,, to Ills own riglil. Ulano. ,. — THE— Jacksonville, lu Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Clr cu ll, Drange County, I lurid,i A L i t t l e So i i i k I A d v i c e W i l l H e lp - M * m v - a ~ S u lliirr_r lit S n n lo r t l___ ------------------- f t ü t t f r ü f ) ------------------- DON P E A B O D Y E n te rp ris e — - .JFJorida___ N o woman can be healthy and w ell i f the kidneys uro^aick. Poisons tliu i FRESH lias» e lf ¡n the secrctione when the kitlnpys are w e'l, are retained in the laxly when the kidneys ore sick. Kidneys nnd bladder become inflamed and sw o l­ len and worse troubles quick I v follow*. Th is is often the true case or bearing down pains, lameness, Lark m il,- sideAND ache, etc. U ric poisoning also rttuscs headaches, dizzy spells, languor, nervrmsnetw-anrl rheum atic puin. When su ffering so, try D oan's K id ­ ney Pills, a rem edy that causes sick AT kidneys. You w ill g e t b e tte r us the kidneys g e t better, and health w ill re ­ turn when the kidneys s re w ell. L et I. A N D E R S O N ’S a Sanford woman tell you about Doan’s K idney Pills. Mrs. W illiam Goss, Lau rel A vo., SanTord, Fla., Bays: ‘ 'K id n ey trouble in my case was made evid en t .by an almost constant backache. It waa hunt fo r me-to stoop, .lift hr rest w ell on account " 11 1 ~m ~ [a s | ,~n r n iHlei■ » ■ » , in ,| — ■ ■ me e a r e mm o f tho uam. M y kidneys w ere also disorderoa and the iwcretions very unnat­ ural. W hen I learned o f Doan’ S K id ­ ney Pills, I obtained, a box and atn leased to say th a t they, soon stooped ih c bucjíachü. T h e y also re s to reea d iny kidneys B j | to th eir normul condition and benehtted me g e n e r a lly ." A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention F o r sale by all dealers. P rice 60 cts. Foster-M ilbu ni Co.. Buffalo, N e w Y ork , and Best Efforts sole agents fo r the U nited States. Rem em ber the n a m e -D o a n ’s —and take no othr. Opposite City Hall ’Phone 230 MEATS GROCERIES C . H . D IN G E E P lum bin g and - G as F ittin g �p sts m U '.'U ' March G, E V fR Y T H IN G E V E R Y T H IN G GOOD GOOD Everything Good to Eat W . W . S T R IP L IN G , M an ag er The Largest and Most Complete Stock of J -.- • • • • The Public is Invited to m ake Our'Store Headquarters at all Times. Our Efforts are di- • * rected toward giving each and every Customer entire Satisfaction in ev ery Article •! ■Kv ’ ■ 0 z iK r i. ; i f : Z • f--' T II l • SOME OF OUR LEADERS « j , j : MR! • lit tIv. * k I.L.-__ if If«* uf p* • • & • z H ein ze’s 57 V a rieties H igh Grade Pickles il L ip ton ’s, T e tle y ’s. Seam on Beechnut Brand Baked Beans, Bros.’ W h ite Rose Teas. * Dickens’ Special, T ip € Jellies, Preserves, Bacon in Glass Curtice Bros.’ Jains and Preserves B a lla rd ’s Obelisk Coffee;' Puri-de-tanated and Flour W hite House Coffee / Our Pure Food Meat Market is Complete and Opeirfor Y our Inspection (A s k Mr. B riggs) Yours for more business, rF E V E R Y T H IN G GOOD TO E V E R Y T H IN G - “Everything Good to • EAT ■j^_^ T— ' . «*# *. 9 i ... -‘-“B sm É b HÉh , ~- I GOOD �TWELVE PAGES- PART I -PAGES >9 TO 12 k ' wSSI vS N M I N S A N F O R D — Life ¡9 Worth Living 'M Number 29 SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. MARCH G, 1909 IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Items or Interest Concerning .•.Society People. P O l i m - J ’ U R ELV PERSONAL How Celery City Vanity Fair While lion that the invitations were written on red hearts nnd issued to the Cupids nnd their Valentines, who henrtlly responded ns over forty were present. The s|iaeious verandas surrounding the house were brilliantly lighted with n score of J a p a ­ nese lanterns. Am ong the guests we must mention Albert Brady,. _ Brpjtltlll Perkins and Geo. Lovell, nil o f Sanford. I-eesburg Commercial. t • I seldom. And my friends—up nnd down the world they are scattered. And you can count them on the finger ¡if one hand." • • * » First Yenr Right at your Door ! P a re n ts’ Club The program will he: Itutrumentnl Mu»lc.............................M in Fronk A ddrr»»—"T h e Self-Made M an" . ..Rev. Kirkland Solo ..................................................... Mn. Hoy ARMOUR FERTILIZERS A certain young Indy In this town, not _______ Diicniikin now so young in reality or in Impulses ns she was before her mnrringc. wns speak­ ing recently o f her early experiences in G rn y-M csscn gcr Nuptials the social world. She said the best time One o f th e M any G reat' Industries or A q u ic t church wedding took place Inst Tor Uniiking was nfter a hall, ami she Lucky S a n fo r d Sunday afternoon nt 3 o ’clock at the was never more serious thon when she . A representative of Tin* Herald -colled Baptist church, Bcv. - J .- W . Boyd offiei~~Drive your W agon into Sanford reached her room after a night o f gaycty: upon C. R. Walker o i the Florida-Product: a t l l t f . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,____ Call on C. H. Evans The „m tractlnj! parties w ere Miss A lice She thought tho some applied 1« nil girls, j f c Cofilmission Co.,Tuesday, and found him Her view s may be a revelation to many, busily engaged |n sqperintepding the un­ Gray and Mr. W ill Messenger. Only a Me can d e liv e r any brand you w nntou t..of ««(tecin lly the men, and she told them in loading nnd packing^>f thousands of fish. few friends were present .to witness Utq •\ Our new W arehouse . n very impressive and entertaining plan­ There were over 3,000 prnindii o r beffitig •ceremony and few were aware that the ner. She said that many a young girl alone, nnd as tuafl) more o f trout, shad, wedding had taken plnce as the couple W ithout D elay— ‘ • .... coming home from n night's gaycty sinks bream, catfish, and perch. had decided to steal n man'll on their Into a big chair .before the fire nnd Very few people are uwnr* o f the vast friends and had guarded their secret well. dreams for an hour or two before going proportions of this industry in Sanford and The bride is a native o f Orangeburg, to bed, Pretty speeches are recalled, n that many varletlcsof salt water fish come S. C., and during her residence in Sanford look from this man which seemed to up the river ns far us Sanford. The her­ has made many friends who love tier for mean so much, n dance with that one ring arc found here in greatest numbers her sunny temperament and kindly dlsmerely to recall which sets her pulses in February opil March, coining up the river positlon. heating, a girl's kind word or the feeling to spawn. Mr. Walker stated that the As for the groom, well everybody knows of bomtnendaUon of unsolder w o m a n - largest haul Was made near the old fi Billy Messenger and it is sa fe to say that all this comc's up its the girl rests her factory Inst yenr, when n.so lid enrln; no one hns more friends tlinn he. Fur Tend in her builds uiid gazes into the lire. caught, und us many more were thrown the past tw elve years he hns been a resi­ Or any other brand o f our ju stly As she takes off Iter flowers nnd puts hack in the water because they wereunndent of Sanford, being identified with the them In water to keep for u day or two. ble to loud them, nnd they did not believe Celeb'rated F ertilizers— printing business and the publication of perchance iter fingers may linger at «tut in useless slaughter. The witter wns so the Chronicle. Do you w ant Hardwood Ashes? i— (lie (telals, and tdl of a sudden, life ap­ fully alive with herring at the time Hint Mr. and Mrs. Messenger will reside in ______ i_I)ried B lood, Sheep Manure, Blood and pears to he sweeter eVen than before. the whole river looked like rain ilroim ns tin; Carrawhy cottage on Magnolia avenue Then Its the parly dress Is tnkeu oil and the fish floundered about and -congested N itra te o f Soda? where they w ill he at home to their many the negligee put on, the girl glances about the stream. friends. her.room. _ — ------- -— ------------The furring are shipped to'tlie'w estern ‘ The Herald jotns-in extending congrat- Tho flowers of Inst week's Imjl she_hns markets, a nd, while nut commanding as 'hl.ltlons to the happy couple. May then laid awny on the shelf of the secretary; good a price, nre nevertheless n marketa­ hark of happiness ride safely upon the withered they are. huf still recalling ble commodity when caught in large quan­ troubled sen o f matrimony nnd never pleasant memories, and a smile conies as tities. To anyone who has resided inluutl strike the rocks o f adversity. her eyes rest upon them. The smile the sight o f men scooping up fish ¡a shov­ • ‘* • dee (lens as site secs this token, and llw|t els and shipping them by the carload is / , M a r r ie d one, souvenirs o f happy times, pictures of one long to be remembered. ' At the home of the bride's parents at (W ritr us) many n good friend, and an often memo­ Several other firms in Sanford also en­ Monroe. Florida, on the 2Hth of February, randum page o f happy times* still iii joy n lucrative trade in the shipping of 1909, Mr. W illiam E. Hawkins of Sanford store. "A h , yes." the girl thinks ns she■ fish, among them beimi W. N. LeUlcr. C H A S -H : E V A N S , Sales A g e n t;*— and Miss Mattie W ynne-were joined to-, sinks into slumber, "life is sweet indeed. Frank Hatch. S|>cer fit Malcolm and J. E. gether in matrimony, A. E. Householder' Sanford, Florida With so many friends nnd such friends, Vincent. officiating. * (Ask H im ) who can say it is not worth the living?” On S a n t o n i C elery . The contracting parties arc well known into the secrecy of that gentle maid­ In Sanford, having grown up in this viR. .1 Holly of The Sanford Herald left en's chamber one would not go with nt -The Times office Saturday some very —cinity;— ----- -might Imt kindly thought. But life is remai knble celery. It is not strange that The bride is otto of Sanford's most win W H Y NOT USE such will) its lessons that always they Sanford bus become famous as the “ Celery some young ladies nnd her sunny nature must be learned and sometimes learned City," if this is a fair sample of the pro­ ami genial disitosiiion hns won IteT’Ti quickly. Pcrhufts a year lias done it nil. duct of its farms. It is not only of very large circle of friends. She is the young­ and as the girl lays aside once more the unusual si/e hut beautifully blenched est daughter of Mr, tynl Mrs. li. T. NOW , AND SAVE M O NEY? dainty dress, her face becomes thought and very tender alni finely flavored.— Wynne, well known residents o f Monroe f ill anil. earn est- th en vvislfcUar. lilC - lc c k lam pa tunes. ing of glad assurance which can never re­ It Ims shown more results for the Money invested than tiny other. city. R. J. Holly, the enterprising editor of turn in the fullness of the past. It will pay yon to cxmniiife the Celery Fields where The groom is a young man of sterling Going to the dressing-table she takes Tile Sanford Herald, was among the visi­ worth and character and is well known tors at tile Fair yesterday. This year several photographs— perhaps she looks in Sanford where he passed the greater especially at one as she lays the,, pile Sanford had an excellent exhibit of cel­ part of Ids boyhood. The happy couple, away. Surveying the few that are left:— ery, for which the town nnd contiguous after a trip to Jacksonville und points i'll is used. Our representative, C. M. BKADW ATEK, Is in Sanford “ Yes, these n *l- least oro true, true territory is famed. Mr. Holly wux among South Georgia, will make their home at those contributing to the celery display friends," she whispers softly, nnd gives ; eyt>ry week. See him nr write to him at Or Iantit) GT Monroe, where Mr. Hawkins will engage each a look of fondness and trust. Into nnd yesterday paying un appreciated call in the dairy business and farming. the waHe-hnsket she throws little trin­ nt the Tribune olllce, he left some of the The best wishes o f their muny friends kets, once so full of value, Imt now mean­ choice plant__ Tampa Tribune. follow them. J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A ingless, although n tear falls Into ihchuBW r i t * lo r D o oklal. • • The Return or a F o rm er Resident " kct. too. The light is put out, and ns site Levcrlng-Bullurd A visitor o f more than ordinary interest raises the curtain she looks out into the in the city last week was Mr. David A. “ Glen Ginn," the country home of Mr. night, and the expression of sadness Caldwell, a leading business man o f San­ Wilbur A. Ginn, was the scone o f u pretty deepens. “ Welt. I suppose these things ford, Fin., who came back to Greensboro wedding Thursday afternoon when Mr. must come," she thinks, "life hns its hit­ to renew old acquaintances, after an ab­ George Bullard and Miss Ruth Levering of ter us well as its sweet, some are untrue sence of forty-two years. Mr. Caldwell is Columbus, Ohio, were united in marriage and unworthy, hut still how many are a son of the late Dr. Andrew Caldwell,who • by Rev, Boyd o f the’ First Baptist Church. is remembered by the older people o f this -" T ire Di nw ing Room—was—u— buuox_pL left;" The grOUp Of fa ce s mi tlie- d r assiug-. rommuniiy ns n prtmmmri—physician-uL palms and orange blossoms with pansies table grows smuller and changes,, from his day. D r Cnldwcl! moved to Florida lending color. year to year. Faces are nut banished us soon after the civil wur nnd died there * - Immediately nfter the ceremony n w ed­ carelessly us nt first and a new out! nearly fifteen years ago. His aged widow ding dinner was served. Covers were among the few it the murklng of an resides witli her son, Mr. David A. Cald­ luid for fifty. event—an event which is the making of well, who, with his two sons, Messrs. D. D. Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, W hite and New Home SeWlnf r ■■■■■A fter March iStb^Mr.-nnd Mr*. Rullmd ej---- M achines Lillson Phonographs .and Records' Wholesale will bo at home to their friends nt 1224 n new friendship. The girfln -own-Tuet? 'on ilTI. W.T.-iMweltrcDnducrintcpart among the group Is sweeter and more store in Sanford. Park Avenue, *■ ’ , Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene womanly, and It changes, too. from year While in Greensboro Mr.'Cnldwpll met ~ 4 - P a rty a t Leesbu rg. to yenr. It may be that It tnkes on the mnny friends of Ills boyhood days. He On Friday evening'll *’Valentine P a rty " radiant smile o f the bride, then the gentle left Saturday evening an his return to his was given at the residence o f Mrs. M. W. look of the mother. Or-jwrluips, it car­ home.—Greensboro *(N: C.) Patriot.' Lovell. Misses Lucile Cottrell nnd Carrie ries its impress of a stoTV and a tinge of T H E GREATEST E V E N T OF TH E Y E A R M o re New R esiden ts Lovell were hostesses for the occasion sadness fur the one thing which was not Dr. anil Mrs. D elim eter nnd Mr. Hilton ------ and charmingly filled the role. It was a to be. But over all other expressions is of Chicago have arrived in the city und the one o f reserve, of control, os If the “ Hearty Party," hearts were In evidence purchased pun of the fine tract of land JACKSONVILLE. FLA., A P R IL 19th A N D 20lh everywhere, some of tire young ladies deep inner life o f the soul were u secret of-Mr. Pr 6uty on Cameron avenue. Dr. even wore theirs - on their sleeve. As not lightly to be disclosed. “ I know I am changed." site continued, Delameter is a well known physician of each guest entered the hall [much was ‘and pimple ore frank enough to say so. Chicago, who on account of ill health has conducted by the famous interpreter o f the served by Miss Agnes Arnold nnd Lutn __________________ world’« — uutuaf-— mu*M>ians, W A L T E R “ I probably am more distant, surely (css sought Sanford's equable dim ute arid Frierson. X|ic time was delightfully with Mr. Hilton will get next to nature in enthusiastic, and make friends less rap­ spent with music nnd games. ~ 'A “ pro­ earnest by tickling the earth with a hoe gressive conversation gam s was much en- idly. Of course, to you, and several othun d pullin g ihelM ilLfipril flyer, u until*. ■ " l o y S r * kisses MatVie TTowell a f f i n i l f l rr* L m a ra tw n ys appearth e » time,-.notW e welcome these estimable people to witbstaudlng that you say I have been a llattie Stevens tied, in votes, os to which A « *ia to d by O u * t * f H o lm q u ltf, b asso ; H * * d M illa r , te n o r; M r * . C o rln n * H ld s rour midst und hope they will gain health K * l* « y , s o p ra n o ; N evada van dor V o or, a lto was the most entertaining young lady. revelation to you since m y engagement. and wealth by their residence in the eelFOUK CUNCKKTb; Monday Maliim. On hetliaj,. Monday nlfht. miicrllinnwi: Tuesday Now many acquaintances enter, more or MissCourellTnvored tho gu est! with two Matinee ArtMU' concert: Turuloy ntxhi, Oraioru, THE CREATION", with ihr jncktonvillr cry delta._______________________ ’ ' Choral Society of 250 irnlnrd vutor* and N. Y. Symphony Urchr»tra and oololn*. recitations which were Very amusing. A t less into my life, yet my friends are few. • EASO N TICKETS, g S I M aha a p p lte a tto n now S e a t* re se rv e d tn ro ta tio n Potato Barrels 10 o'clock n salad course was served fol­ Friendship, how much it means to me " ' t AddrcM and make check« payaMe. 35c F. O. B. here. nowl That sympathetic bond o f heart lowed by chocolate and cakes. Here Huntington Mills & Cooperage Co., beans'were found galore, both in cakes life, which, in my foolish youth, 1 sought 2 S -lf Huntington, Fla. for everywhere, I now expect to find but nnd sandwiches. Obi we forgot to men- Away the Golden Hours— Social Gossip. LARGE SHIPMENT Of MSII :J S Y ou cnn ¿et The Pnrents’ Club will meet next Mon­ day afternoon at_ 3 o’clock, at thci High School. IS .. -i Armour Blood, Bone & Potash Armour Celery Grower Armour V egetable Armour Practical Trucker ‘ t Jf 4 Ask "for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. Pai nt er E . O. m • it . j¡n 4$ i Fertilizer P a i n t e r ’s S a n f o r d Ce l e r y THE f P A IN T E R ■IN Special F E R T IL IZ E R j , V? CO. sii, Theo. J. M iller & Son H ouse F u rn is h in g Goods ... 1 -• A ir « i S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e 5w m m f t' t o r SPRING M USICAL F E ST IV A L NEW YORK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA InD A M R O S C H T . T . E L M O R E , S e c re ta ry , Jacks o n ville , F la . jJL¿a* . ; - ‘ 11 V .1 � 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, 1909 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, March 06, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 06, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 06, 1909; <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/5335201ae34b739689724630977c1027.pdf dbb0e5279f3b65c11b9985d101a48e04 PDF Text Text EVERYTHING GOOD EVERYTHING GOOD Everything Good to Eat” W . W . S TR IP L IN G , Manager The Largest and Most Complete Stock of | • *• The Public is Invited to make Our Store Headquarters at all Times. Our Efforts are di rected toward giving each and every Customer entire Satisfaction in every Article H einze’s 57 V arieties High Grade Pickles • * L ipton’s, T etley’s. Seam on Bros.’ W hite ■» Beechnut B rand Baked Beans,- Ro$e T e a s .' Dickens’ Special, Tip € Jellies, Preserves, Bacon in Glass Top, C hariot, Curtice Bros.’ Ja in s and Preserves Cofleef P uri-d e-tan ated and B allard ’s Obelisk Flour W hite House Coffee (A sk Mr. Briggs) Yours for more business EVERYTHING EVERYTHING GOOD Everything Good to Eat GOOD �TW ELVE PACES -PART I— PAGES «9 TO 12 <*> I N S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 29 SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. MARCH 6. 1909 tion that the invitations were written on IN THE SOCIAL WORLD red henrts nnd issued to the Cupids nnd F irst Yenr seldom. And my friends—up nnd down the world they nrr scattered. And you their Valentines, who heartily responded can COUnt them on the finger of one Items of Interest Concerning ns over forty were present. The s|«icious linnd.” • • • * • verandas surrounding the house were J.Society People. brilliuntly lighted with a score of \InpnP arents' Club You cnn ¿et The Pnrents* Club will meet next Monnese lanterns. Among the guests we must mention Albert Brady,__Braxton day afternoon at 3 o’clock, at the High P O W T S -J ’URELY PERSONAL Perthis nnd Geo. Lovell, all of Sanford.-« School. The program will be Instrumental M u sic .............................Miss Frank Leesburg Commercial. A dilrrts—"T he Self-Mnde M a n " Rev. Kirkland • • • How Celery City Vanity Fair While *>'" .......................................................... Mrs. Hoy A certain young indy in this town, not Discussion Away the Golden Hours— now so young in reality or in impulses ns Social Gossip. she was before her mnrringc, was speak­ LARGE SHIPMENT OE FISH ing recently of her early ex|>cricnccs in G ray-M esscnfcr Nuptials Ajjulct church wedding took Place last the socinl world. She said the best time One of.the Many G reat Industries or Lucky Sanford Sunday nfternoon nt 3 o’clock nt the for Uilriklhg was nfter n ball, nnd she Baptist church, Rcv.-J,—W. Boyd offlcl- was never more serious ihnn . when She - A representativo of The -Herald - called Drive your W agon into SanforcT readied her room after n night of gnyety: upon C. R. Walker of the Florida -Produce otinti_________ ____ ' ■ - .......... G ; ^ r 4 ^ a T T ^ 'LX f The .-.»ntractlng parties were Miss Alice She thought tho some applied to nll filrl*.|A: Ciïïitmissîon Co.Tursdhy.hmìfòundidm Her views may be a revelation to many, busily engaged jn sgpcrjntepding the un­ Gray nnd Mr. Will Messenger. Only n He can deliver any b rand you w ant onUof few friends were present to witness Ihq" ««pecinlly tltc men, nnd ske told them in loading nnd packlng'of thousands of fish. Our new W arehouse ceremony nnd few were nwnre that the a very impressive nnd entertaining man­ There were over 3.000 pounds «»rheifitig ner. She snid that many a young girl alone, and a s mah) jumoj I t/out, shall, W ithout Delay—; ’ . • wedding had taken place as the couple _______ . • ^ . .„ had decided to steal a inarch on their corning home front n night’s gnyety sinks bream, catfish and p e rd i.. Very few pc«)ple are uwaré of the vast friends nnd had guarded their secret well. into a big chair .before the fire nnd The bride is n native of Orangeburg, dreams for an hour or two before going proportions of this industry in Snnford nnd S. €.. ami during her residence in Sanford to bed. Pretty speeches arc recalled, n that many varieties of salt water fish come has made many friends who love tier for look from this man which seemed to up tiie river ns far as Sanford. Tho her­ her sunny temperament nnd kindly dis­ menu so much, ri dance witlt that one ring are found here in greatest numbers merely to recoil which sets iter pulses in February apt! Marcii, coming up thè river position. As for the groom, well everybody knows henting, a girl’s kind word or the feeling to spawn. Mr. Walker stated that the Billy Messenger nnd it Is safe to sny that of tommendntion of unsolder woman— largest haul Was made near tiie old filtro all this comes up its the girl rests her factory last year, when n.solid cnrlua«! wJs no one has more friends than lie. For head in her hands and gazes into the lire. caught, and ns m any mure were thrown the past twelve years he has been a resi­ Or any other brand of our justly As she takes off her flowers nnd puts hack in tin* water because they wereunndent of Snnfohl. being identified with tin* C elebrated F ertilizers— printing business and the publication of them in water to keep fqr u «jay or two, blc to load them, and they did not believe («•reliance her fingers may linger hbout in useless slaughter. The water was so the Chronicle. Do you w ant Hardwood Ashes? tltc |>ctn!s, nnd nil of a sudden, life ap­ fully alive with herring at the time that Mr. nnd Mrs. Messenger will reside in Dried Blood. Sheen M anure. BloocLainl Bone pears to lie sweeter cVen than before. tin- whole river lonkcil like rain drupa as tin; Cnrruwhy cottage on Magnolia avenue ThCrrifS'the jiiifry dress is taken oil nnd the fish floundered about and -congested N itrate of Soda? where they will be a t home to their many the negligee put on, the girl glances about the stream. friends. ~Thc Herald joins-in extending congrat­ her . room. _— ....... ............................. .. — The herring are shipped Grille western —The flowers tif Just week's hall she has markets, nini, while not commanding as ulations to the happy couple. May their laid nwuy on the shelf «if the secretary; good a |>rice, are nevertheless a marketa­ bark of happiness ride safely upon the withered they are, buf 'still -recalling ble commodity when caught in largo qunntroubled sea of matrimony and never pleasant memories, and a smile conies as tities. To anyone who has reside«! inland strike the rocks of adversity. her eyes rest upon them. The smile the sight of men scooping up fish in shov­ • ’4 o deepens ns site sees this token, and thi|t els and shipping them by the cnrloud is / . Married one, souvenirs of happy times, pictures of one long to |>e remembered. ' At the home of the bride’s parents at ( Write ns) many n good friend, nnd an open memo­ Several other firms in Sanford nlso en­ Monroe, Florida, on the 28th of February. randum page of happy times» still iii joy a lucrative trade in the shipping of 11)01). Mr. William E. Hawkins of Sanford store. "All. yes," the girl thinks as she CH AS. H -E V A NS, Sales A gent; __juitl Miss Mattie Wymic-were joined to­ sinks into slumber, "life is sweet indeed. listi, among them .being. W. N. Leiller. Frank Hatch. S;iccr & Malcolm and J. E. gether in matrimony, A. K. Householder __ Sanford, Florida With so ninny friends and such friends, Vincent. officiating. > ‘ (Ask Him) who can sny it is not worth the living?" On Sanford Celery. The contracting parties arc well known Into the secrecy of that gentle maid­ R. J. Holly of The Sanford Herald left in Sanford, having grown up in this vien’s chamber one would not go with j \\u \ nt -The Times office Saturday some very ctnityr— -----—----- 7 aught hut kindly thought. Ihit life i s ; rcmaiknhle celery. It is not strange timi The bride is one of Sanford’s most win W HY NOT USE such with its lessons that always they some young ladies and her sunny nature must he learned anil sometimes learned Sanford has becoiue famous as the "Celery and genial dis|iositiiin has won hIT"n quickly. Perhaps a year has done it nil. City,” if this is a fair sample of the pro­ duct of its farms. It is not only of very large circle of friends. She is the young­ and as the girl lays aside once more tin* unusual size but beautifully hlcuche«! est «laughter of Mr. n;nl Mrs. R. T NOW, AND S A V E M O N E Y ? dainty dress, her face becomes thought-1 and very tender and finely flavored.— Wynne, well known residents of Monro« . tut anil i-nruest. thru wistfuLiliL-UltLiccl ---Tarn pii fillies^ ing of glad assurance which can never re­ It tins shown more results for the Money invested than tiny other. city. R. J. Holly, the enterprising editor of turn in the fullness of tiie past. It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where The groom is a young man of sterling Going to the dressing-table she takes The Sanford Herald, was among the visi­ worth nnd character nnd is well known several photographs—perhaps she looks tors nt (lie Fair yesterday. This yenr in Sanford where he passed the greater especially ut one us she lays the,, pile Sanford had an excellent exhibit of cel­ part of his boyhood. The happy couple, away. Surveying the few that arc left:— ery. for which the town nnd contiguous uftcr u trip to Jacksonville and points in is used. Our re|irescnlntive, C. M. BRADWATER. is in Snnford "Yes, these -nit—hurst uto true, true territory is fumed. Mr. Holly was among South Georgia, will make their home at friends,” she whispers softly, nnd gives those contributing to the celery displuy every week._See him or write to him at Orlando «>r Monroe, where Mr. Huwkins will engage each a look of fondness nnd trust. Into and yesterday paying un appreciate«! call in tiie dairy business nnd farming. the waste-basket she throws little trin­ nt the Tribune office, lie left some of the TH E PA IN TER F E R TIL IZ E R CO. Tiie best wishes’of their matiy friends kets. once so full of value, hut now mean* choice plant.—Tampa Tribune. follow them. JA C K SO N V IL L E , FLO RIDA ingless, although n tear falls into the bas­ W rit* for O ooklat. • • » The Return of a Form er Resident ” ket. too. The light is put out, and ns she A visitor of more llinn ordinary interest Irvcrlng-llullurd -Glen Ginn," the country home of Mr. raises the curtain site looks out into the in tiie city last week was Mr. David A. Wilbur A. Ginn, was the scene of u pretty night, and the expression of sadness Caldwell, n leading business man of Sunwedding Thursday afternoon when Mr. deepens. "Well. I suppose these things ford. Fla., wlio came hack to Greenslioro George Bullard and Miss Ruth Levering of must come," she thinks, "life lins its hit­ to renew old nctpiuintniices- after nil ab­ Columbus, Ohio, were united in marriage ter as well as its sweet, some are untrue sence of forty-two years. Mr. Caldwell is by Rev. Boyd of the’First Baptist Church and unworthy, hut still how many ure a son of the late I)r. Andrew Caldwell,who is remembered by the older people of this — Tire Drawing Room—was—a—Lauiix_iiL left:’’ The group Of fnces tin—th e -drassing. r nmiiiunttY ns n praniHwMrt -physroiau- uf_ palms and orange blossoms witli pansies table grows smaller mid changed, from Ids day. Dr Culdwcll moved to Floridu lending color. S t ov e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e ’ - Immediately nfter the ceremony n we«l- year to year. Faces aro not banished us si Kin after tiie civil wnr nnd died there carelessly as at first and u new one minrly fifteen years ago. His a g e d w idow ■ding dinner was served. Cuvera were among the few iS l|ie marking of un resides with Iter son, Mr. David A. Cald­ laid for fifty. event—an event which is the making of well, who, with Ids two sons. Messrs. D. D. Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing — After Mnrrh ISth-Mr.-aml Mrs. Bullard M a c h in e s , LiliSOfl Ptl0!10grai>H S JH lil K fiSOP*». Wholesale will ho at home to their friends nt 122-4 a new friendship. The girts own-face minTL W:C.-tTrtWPii, ram lucrinlcpartment among the group is sweeter and more More in Sanford. Park Avenue. »• ' Dealers in Gasolene and Kerosene — i — i — 0 --------------womanly, and it changes, too. from year While in Greensboro Mr.’Caldwpll met to year. It may be that it takes on the tunny friends of ids boyhood days, lie -< Porty o t Leesburg. 'radiant smile Of the bride, then the gentle left Saturday evening on ids return to his On Friday evèn1ng'n1l‘ValentineFarfÿ” look of the mother. Or.pcrhnps. it car­ home.—Greenslioro XN: C.) Pa%iot: was given at the residence of Mrs. M. W. Lovell. Misses Lucile Cottrell nnd Carrie ries its impress of a story and a tinge of T IT E GREATEST EVENT OF THE YEAR More New Residents Lovell were hostesses for the occasion sadness for the one thing which was not Dr. anil Mrs. Dclameter and Mr. Hilton and charmingly filled the role. It was a to be. But over all other expressions is of Chicago have arrived in tiie city and tiie one of reserve, of control, ns if the "Hearty Party,” hearts were in evidence purchased part of the fine tract of land JACKSONVILLE. FLA.. APRIL lOUl AND 20lh everywhere, some of the young ladies deep inner life of the soul were a secret of<Mr. Pr6uty on Cameron avenue. Dr. even "wore theirs - on their sleeve. As not lightly to be disclosed. "I know I um changed,” site continued, Dclumeter is a well known physician of each guest entered the hall punch was “and people arc frank enough to say so. Chicugo, who on uccount of ill health lias conducted by the famous interpreter of the served by Miss Agnes Arnold nnd Lutn _________ ____ world’«— master-— imrsR’iann, W A L T E R I probably um more distant, surely less sought Sanford’s equable climate and Frierson. . "Qic time was delightfully with Mr. Hilton will get next to nature in spent with music nnd games. A “ pro­ enthusiastic, nnd make friends less rap­ earnest by tickling the earth with a hoe gressive conversation game was much en- idly. Of course, to you, and several othuud pulliug tltc hull, cprd pycr. n infill*. loyetfT IdTssesM attic flow ell ¿uuTMlsi rrs I m o ra l ways appear the sntnr.-^otWe welcome these estimable people to withstanding that you say I have been a Hattie Stevens tied, in votes, ns to which Assisted by Oustat Motmqulsl, bssso; Need Millar, tenor; Mra. Corinna Ridarour midst and hope they will gain health Kelsey, soprano; Novada van dar Vaar, alto was the most entertaining young lady. revelation to you since my engagement. FOUK CONCERTS: Monday Matinee. Orchestrai;'. Monday nielli, misceli enei hi *; Tuesday aud wealth by their residence in thu cefNow many acquaintances enter, morn or Miss Cottrell favored the guest« with two Moline«, Artists' concert; Tuesday nlsht. Oratorio. THE CREATION", will« llie Jacksonville ery delta.__________________ . Choral Society of 2SO (rained videe» and N. Y. Symphony Orchestra and stdoitls. recitations which were very amusing. At less into my life, yet my friends are few. • KARON T I C K E T S , « 8 | Maks application now Sosta reserved In rotation P otato Barrels I0 o'clock a salad course wus served fol­ Friendship, how much it meant to me *' ' C. Address and make checks payable. 35c F. O. B. here. now! That sympathetic bond of heart lowed by chocolate and cakes. Here * T . T . E LM O R E , Secretary, Jacksonville, Fla. Huntington Mills & Cooperage Co., hearts’were found galore, belli in cakes life, which, in my foolish youth, I sought Huntington, Fla. m M W W W W W W M W W WW VMVUW W W »WW W W W W W l ( nnd sandwiches. Old we forgot to men- for everywhere, I now expect to find but 25-tf Right at your Door ! ARMOUR FERTILIZERS Armour Armour Armour Armour Blood, Bone & Potash Celery Grower Vegetable. 4 Practical Trucker Ask for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. Pa i n t e r F e r t i l i z e r P a i n t e r ’s Sanford Celery Special Theo. J . Miller & Son House Furnishing Goods SPRING MUSICAL FESTIVAL NEW YORK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DAMROSCH �' V“' ■* ...... •Sf.---.* .* J-tr "•’“a1*• t - a»' « : TH E SANFORD HERALD We have reasonable nssurnnce to fee] that th il BppiU^WUl hhveTEti desired effect. This work hns'not been-'Corrlc«! on free ¿f expense. To secure what we are striv­ Florida Shippers Accomplish ing for will-require patience, time anti work. The association will require funds Some Good W ork to continue the fight. You nre hereby re- REDUCTION IN RATES DR. ~W.~ E .- HOUSHOLDER D E N T IS T and on the enclosed blanks the, names o!' one or more new members with $3 tocover Good Service Already Secured and initiation and membership dues for one Other Evils to be Remedied —b e tte r Rates Capital 9 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ------------------------y Phnn«141 Opened JOHN ASSOCIATION ISSUES A LETTER Peoples Bank of Sanford C. SNEAD SIX ARCHITECT 113 W. First Street S ANFO RD . FLORIDA for business in 1906. A ccounts of Now handles HUNDR . Residents of Sanford an d im m ediate vicinity It was also suggested by the directors MOTTO: J. C. Chase, secretary and treasurer of that each member shoiitd address a letter ANDEW JOHNSON “ To t# fair w ith bothi frie n d and foo, the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Shippers' tb (he different commission houses with Oft yo u r o w n llttlo vtg h ta forego; Protective Association, has issued the fol- whom thoy are doing business requesting ATTORNEY-AT-LAW It P a ya .” lowing, whlch*wlll be of specinl Interest subscriptions in behalf of this association. Practice« tn St«te and Federal Court*. : hero cmd throughout (he sta te ;_________ Respectfully-submitted, PTiôoe'ïtï. M O. T. Pulidlos. At a meeting of the directors of this as­ J. C. Chase, Sec. nnd Trens. D E P O S ITS IN S U R ED A G A IN S T LOSS sociation held in Jacksonville on Wednes­ day, Fejminry 24 th, the secretary was In­ CELERY DEMANDS HEAVY THOMAS EMMET WILSON structed to Issue a statement showing SMITH. H. R. STEVENS, . G. S. DERRY. 'what this association has accomplished Rains and Cool Weather Cause Bright President yice-President Cashier ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ass t Cashier since its organization in the wayof secur­ Outlook In Florida AT-LAW ing more equitable rates on Florida per­ Jacksonville, Fla., Feb. 23.—Chase &. Late State Attorney wenth Judicial Circuit of .« M s ‘ - — - “*• ishable products, matters now pcnding.and Co. report the movement of celery for die questions for future action. Keildrnrr«, Sanford and Sylvan L ate week ending Inst Saturday ns 37 carloads, Under the decisions and orders of the which did not'begin to satisfy the de­ interstate Commerce Commission, Florldn mand. Tlicy say that .roccnt rains, fol __ GEjCLA. DeCQIIES •growers have made the fallowing substan-1 lowed by cool wcnthcr.hrive put the fields LIV ER Y, F E E D and tin) gains: in excellent condition nnd Hint the quality ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW SALE STABLES First—Oranges, gropefruit nnd ’pineap­ nnd sizes from now on will be far superior Practice in State and Federal Courts ples. On all shipments to Atlantic sen- to previous shipments. The demand has : const and Interior Enstcrir markets, in'; a been heavy and they say that everything Blackam lthlng and Horssshoilng •Sanford, Fla Harnaaa and Bugglaa -territory bounded on thewest by Pittsburg they are hovTsfiTppTng is going forwnrd Wclborn Block and Buffalo, and cast, including the New on f. o. b. orders. They advise customers Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged England states, the yirriers nre requested to place their orders a little bit ahead, an DR. C. G. B U T T to establish carload rates with n minimum thoy will then not bediappointed insecu A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L I V E R Y U S E of 300 boxes or crates, and rates have ring supplies. DENTIST been reduced from 4X cents ns high as 15 Florida oronges, they say. nre cleaning Room 13 4*4*4*4*4 - 4 - 4 * +<. t V4 Pico Building {•■*•♦<••>+•>❖ <•♦ <••■{•++4»l»'♦♦4-■}•■!•++4* 4“4*4- *fr•fr+<•+4"> cents per box nnd per crate ns follows: up fast. The demand is heavy nnd they * " • • •• - ' • *' i Baltimore, reduced from 47 'A to 43 SANFORD. FLORIDA' look for n good market the remainder of Philadelphia, ’* 4814 to 44 the season. They expect to begin grape New York. * " 3014 to 40 fruit shipping next week from the famous — Boston, ---------- SO — to-61 — D R rR rM ; MASON Milwaukee grove. This stock is Ane, heavy, High-Grade H ouse-Building a Specialty Buffalo, " 00.8 to 53 full oi juice nnd litis the reputation of be­ DENTIST Pittsburgh' „ " 00.4 to 52 ing about the finest enting fruit shipped Providence “ 50 to 51 from tiie State.—New York Produce News. Wclborn Block Phone 19 Corresponding reductions apply to teriSanford, Floridn D iscoveries.. tory adjacent to lh^( points named, and ^ariffsorfr already-efTectlva—at-Alte-nsw Jt is astonishing how—many :new dli* DEALERS IN coverics nre mndo,ln Florida. __ ' rotes. - • 9 A. C. HART And these discoveries .while, of course, B uilders’ Supplies, In terlarch e n Sand Second—The Commission say that "in new to the discoverer, were known to the *. • . their opinion, rates to the West front FtorSURVEYOR ANDDKAUGHTSMAN A lpha Cem ent, A cm e P laster du ought to bn less perhaps tg the Ohio fathers nnd grandfathers of us old-timers. —LoxtaliuS xuul Cro*«-£*tiWUtS ¡».Ui.Li»#« vcV nnfFdflBht to be Tesff“ froifr —Tlnretfltnrof-tliis-paiieT—actually-' dis­ n Specialty Ohio river points to destination, nnd ought covered America, but it was nil nwful SANFORD! FLORIDA not to be higher o t the average than rates long time after thousands of others had from California." *In event thu carriers do done the same tiling. The latest “discovery" which lias come not pu( reduced rates into effect, the Com­ Plans, Estimates,'-and all Information relative to Building W. G. HAMMOND mission’s attention may be called to the to our knowledge is that of a mun in Orange county. He “discovers" thut a matter later on. Cheerfully Furnished ARCHITECT Third—Vegetables, i The reduction by peach tree can ibe grafted on a plum •the Commission on shipments of vegeta­ slock and forUiwitinie tnkes'HTor grant­ Office witli Murrell & Mihsltcw bles via rail nnd water to Philadelphia, ed that penches grafted on piutns OFFICE AT RESIDENCE t u o n i : 2fii • Pico Hotel dock Baltimore, faew York and Boston is flyc would knock out the pencil borer. Ho is correct. It will knock out the cents per crate of 50 pounds, which is a £4>+4>+++++++++*++++*+4>4>4>+4'+4'4*4"!>4>4><l>4*v+4-<{ reduction .from the old rates of 15 tn 20. buicLiüi right.’hut unfortunately fur, ills F. T. WILLIAMS j>cr cent. On cabbage nnd potatoes via theory, it knocks out the penches also. Our editor lias grafted penches on rail and water the rntes huve been reduced as follows: plums, just for the curiosity of the tiling SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER Cabbage, to Baltimore, Philadelphia and but he never obtained uny fruit from HOI Llm St Tlicmc 275 O F SA N FO R D , F L A . New York reduced from 54 cents to 44, trees thus treated. SANFORD, FLA; P. H. RAND, Präsident and to Boston from 03 cents to 52 per C EO . PEtRNALD, Vic* Pr*(. Ilut. to keep Inirers out of pencil trees P. P . F O R g T K R , Csshitr. H. F . W HITNCR, A n i; C .rht.r barrel or barrel crnle of 120 pounds. * is a very simple matter. Take some PotaToes/tb Baltimore! Philadelphia and Istrips of psnaburg, or other thick cloth Only National Bank In Orange County WALTER D. BELL New York reduced from 00 cents to 50, and wrap two or three times around the Funds Protected by Burglary Insuranco nnd to Boston from 70 cents to 50 per tree, tie it on with strips of thé Sapie ma­ A ttokney - at -L a W barrel ot barrel crate of 185 pounds. terial nnd see that the lower end of the Safety Deposit Boxes for Ront The all-rail rate to Boston was reduced cloth is u couple of inches in the ground Abstract» Examined and Title* .Perfected . O R G A N IZ E D 1B87 from 53 cents tu 49 per crate of 50 pounds all around the trunk of the tree. Keep it Room 21 Pico lilock. Sanford, Florida, and from 51.00 to 98 cents per barrel. in (lint condition nnd n borer will never Fourth—Strawberries. The minimum enter the tree. I loading of 200 crates at the rate of $1.80 The reason is plnin. The sap. of per crate from Stnrko nnd Lawtey to New peach tree is required to hnteirthe egg of , \ York was reduced to n minimum of 175 tiie borer. The borer moth Inys its eggs * — -*■ I » ^ C ontractor and Builder crates. in the cluth, where the sap of the tree These rules are in effect nnd will be the never reaches it. nnd t h e . egg never means of saving thousands of dollars to hatches__Jasper News. Will Furnish Estimates for any Building Florldn growers. Wc consider the same a Repairs. Etc. Filed for Record. substantial victory for this association, hut W. M. Hansel nnd wife to Vicy Lee, it is not all that has been accomplished. FOR S A L E AT J n its roport the Commission stutes that wd., $300. •bur.C. M. Hand, et. nl., to H. P. Avant, wd., "nUriail ratesou vegetables were too high." It suggests that Florida railroads put into $3.000. SANFORD, FLORIDA. H. T. Avant und wife to W. I).. Merrieffect to Atlantic senconst nnd interior Eastern markets an ail-rail minimum car- Weather, bond, $3,500. J. B. Mngruder nnd wife to Rev. J. H. lond and all-rail rates from bating points Kcynnrt, m t g . -53,000, ntnimxiiiiati.lv as follows Louis Bryant und wife to Carrie T. 11. 33 cents to Baltimore, now 40 cents Cook, intg., 5100. 34 " Philadelphia *• 41 “ JEW ELER 38 " New York " 43 “ Smith nnd Duvls to A. Snd IJ. Jenkins. wd.. 510^________ 42 Boston " 49 •• ----------A. Zimmerman to A. A. Necham, wd with corresponding rntes to interior points. This mutter it now |>ending before the * 200. Commission and somo definite actlon-ls I A, A. Needham to Evn M. Bishop, wd 5100. promised on or about March 10th. MY SPECIALTIES 9 . N. I t Garner and wife to . i l Ji. Jtiil Pickard!a iland.Painted Cliixi« At the same time we hojte favorable ac­ % Stoves, Crockery, Carpets, Matting, tion will be m ien upon our request that wd.. 52,300. Gorham’s Sterling Silver Claude Barley and wife to I t M. Mat the Florida railroads insert a clause that Rugs, Sewihg Machines, Etc. __ Rogers’ Plutcd Ware will enable growers to ship mixed cars of lair, mtg., 5100. Elgin nnd Waltham Watches oranges and pineapples, and mixed cars of I I t W. Lake to E. S. Knndel. contract. vegetables and Florida fruits into eastern | Chat. M. Gregg to F. L. Woodruff. intg., and western markets at carload rates on 5750. S. P. Brocklngton toW heelerA Whockcadi commodity with u minimum carload On All poods for the Next Thirty Days Only mluy, wd.. 51000. not to exceed 24,000 pounds. Percy T. Dasliwood and wife to Jas. H. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Fifth—Tariff. At the request of Congressmen Sparkman anJ Clark, the sccreta- Smith, wd., 5130. NOTICE T — ”-----ry--lHd members -pi-this association op- « j y . J . ^ ( i ams40 City-of Orlando, Hen .In Ita K a u te o l W. T . John*. peared before the ways und means com­ note. 5103. T o a ll creditor*, IlvbI o* *nd a ll person* B. M. Sims to 0. F. Sims, wd., 51. mittee o f Congress and furnished facts and h * \ tmr claim * o r dem and* .g x ln at d i d oatatc Jas. A. Davis und wife to R. K. Roper, y o u *u<! uaub o f you.vrw bcruliy notified and figures showing that it would be an injus n x julrod lo p rm en t sn jra n d all c'alm * and dotico to Florida growers of fruits and vege­ wd.. 5223. . nnunii w iden you o r e ith e r of you m ay hsvo BK«lnst Uiu o s u to of W. T . J o h n a d s t “ of R. R. Roper to E. A. Chapman, wd., tables to make any reduction in tariff now u run go o -u n ly , Florid*, doooaaed. to tb o un5200. denilgiit'd ex ecu to r* ol said tw iate w ltb ln tw o In effect that would throw the markets of »e«r» from d ale horoor. D a te d iR oum ber this country open to Importations of com­ If you want to sell or buy city lots, city L tb , A , U. ISOS, a t 8 a u lo rd F lo rid a. petitive products grown with cheap labor. property, celery farms, see N. H. Garner. ... j W. K*«cutor, Pope Contracting Company F IR S T N A T IO N A L BANK J. F, SUNDELL E l C a p i t a n de Tampa Finest Five Cent Cigar On the Market L. R. Philips’ Drug Store H e n ry M cL auIni BI G C U T IN FURNITURE Twenty P e r C e n t Off S A N FO R D F U R N ITU R E C O . Artesian and Deep Well Drilling MAUTltA H. JoHNS, Executrix Telephone No. 60 M. P- lipe �.*•.. March 61909 county THE SANTORO HERALD •nAPPEN!Nosi^rc,f;;r",iir''M ,' T,",u“ Qu'le a number of our people left Malt ‘ ¿ Budget or Intcresting Item s) From Correspondents THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY Efficient S ta ff of R eporters Weekly Covers th e T erritory for The Herald OVIEDO OCCURRENCES Sperl.1 l correspondent to The Herald. Mrs. Ed Argo and children nre In Jncklonville on n visit to the parents of the l _ farmer who resldejtuhg-latlcr: Plncc-----The Ladies’ Club are making prepara­ tions for a sale which they intend to give shortly, the proceeds of which will be used to defray tho expenses of planting trees along the public highwnys. This is n worthy object nnd should be well pat­ ronized. *................... —........ Rev. Mr. Rogers filled his regular ap­ pointment in the Baptist church Sunday. * Mrs. foster efiterfnined the ladies’ -Chib«« bar homo ou -Lake Charm -Wetl• nrtulay evening. A large number of the Indies were present .and report n most enjoynble time. nttenJ li^ w* one Miss Stella Waterhouse and Miss Nellie Crane have left u^to go North much to | the regret of their many friends. Mr. Ogden nnd his charming daughter I Imve returned to their home in the North. Mr. Ogden’s eldest daughter is still In | Maitland. We nre glad to have her mnin wilh us. Rev. K..D. I upper, whose” lectures on I the Bible Wednesday afternoons at the library, have been so highly enjoyed. Iins left us. Dr. Tupper is making a lecture tour .through the North nnd West. We wish him success. __Drt.Tuppcx-4*-«-fine4 speuker. APOPKA AFFAIRS Spedal CorreviHmdrmn to T lir llrriild : COLUMBIA Fits Your M a c h in e a n d L a sts F o r e v e r N e v e r B re a k s , N e v e r W e a r s O u t --P u re r, C le a r e r , M o r e B r illia n t T o n e Miss Knte Wilhcrington Inis returned to the Cathedral School for girls in Orlando V Buy Columbia Indestructible Records because they are really Mr. T. C. Darby, of Crescent City wns here’thls week looking niter his orange indestructible—and you will keep on buying them because of their grove. Mr. Dnrhy wns for many yenrs n incomparably full, clear tone. prominent business man of this place nnd Is nlways a welcome visitor. They fit machine I Cost “35 * Get a rcatalog.. Master-William B onrrsnn iti Mr.Ttnd A splendid repertoire to efrbose'from—ánd.we are adding to* Mrs. W. T. Derry, wns six years old Inst it right along. ./ Saturday. He celebrated the occasion by inviting his Y p m j g j M j i ... f t f . r i i o o n ' w J t W B H g o e s w11hotil W P* saying that it-was iwissed inost plensanTLAKE MARY MELANGE Special Cor. to The Herald. ly. Ice crenm’nnd cake were served nnd Railroad way Sanford, *Florida each cliild- received a favor. Wc nre having refreshing showers, Miss Miriam Shepherd, a impulnr young everything is putting out new growth nnd lady of Winter Park, was the welcome the orange trees are blossoming. guest of relatives and friends here Inst E. 0. Hankins is paying u visit to this week. An entertainment wns given in town ngnin. Rev. J. F. Sundell nnd Mr. und Mrs. her honor Tuesday evening at the resi­ generally participated In die .collection. Samuel McUride attended the C. und M. dence of Mr. nnd Mrs. Geiger which was There was a Inrgo attendance ngnin in ___Tull -:Line_OfA. convcntion n t OrInndc^ Insj week,____ much enjoyed. __________________ theeventng.—RcvrDr- SrhnflPTdrwTnrfOr Miss Spang, nn elderly •maiden lady of several years Iins been connected with Miss Mary Nicholas of Philadelphia is spending n few months here, with her | tills place, has been having mental tlie Bible Institute, nt Northficld, Muss.,' trouble for some time. She lias grown so nnd who wns op his way to Crescent City friend. Mrs. A. W. Kcely. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. much worse of late that it has been to till some lecture engagements at the Martin wns,christened at the Episcopal thought best to semi licr to the state bos m1111li<-1<I • Institute, slopped over for a Church on Sundny;-the 2lst of- February. pitnl at -Chattahoochee- for treatment. | day wifli’friends in (Tils ‘confmurilty rtTuf She wifi probably leave.tills Week, Rev. Mr. Drown of Snnford officiating. kindly consented to preach. The sermon School closed Inst Friday: The teach­ Mr. J. W. Bird, who hns boon’ die guest was a truly great one from every iniint of er, Miss Florence Lovell, left here Satur­ of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rnulerson for a view. It melted all hearts and was a fit­ day. Wc are sorry to lose her frym month past, left Thursday for his home in ting close to the “high day In Zion” £x> — — -T among us. _______ ’ |Jefferson City—Twin. Though Mr. Hird is po.iuuctul liy «U »l»v,Mit +>**HJ»*-—----------— nu elderly man, In- is full of life and good Among the out-of-town |>eople who a t­ M onroe Items.-spirits and he greatly endeared himself tended services here last Sunday were Make Your Selection From Full Pattern Pieces Special Oirrripondenee to The Herald:' to the'Young iHHiple with whom he wns the following: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Phillips, Mr. W. E. Hawkins nnd Miss Mnttie thrown. In recognition of this. Miss Kali Orlando; Miss Miriam Shepherd, Winter Mae Wynne were married at the bride’s Rnulerson gave him a surprise parly Inst Park. Mr. Rewis and Miss Gertie Riñes, jiomc on Sunduy, Feb. 28, at -I o'clock in Tuesday night nt the residence of her Lakeville; Mr. loveless and Mr. Seegnr, the afternoon. The pastor of the M. K. parents by inviting lu-r class in school to Clnrconn; Mr. Moody and Miss Taylor, Clinrcti of Snnford performed the eere« few IsHirs with him. The even­ Ocoee; Mr. and Mrs. Win. Edwards and 7noily.~ Mr. 7!dWUn8~ihtends to locate at ing was s|H-nt in n most enjoynble way. Mr. and Mrs. Pirie and parly of friends, Monroe where he will go Into the dairy young (T) Mr. Mini contributing the great­ Plymouth, Mr. I-oLand Smith, Jackson­ business on nn extensive scale. Thecitier part of the entertainment. ville, and Rev. Dr. Schofield, Dallas, Tex. Tens of Monroe wish the happy couplo 'a _Rev. J. W. Caldwell, pastor of the first Jong tuid successful career___ __ The Wilts Mnslcnt Comedy Co. R. T. Wynne lias already shipped two Presbyterian cbureti of Birmingham. Ain., The attendance record nt the Orpheum cars of celery from this point and has came down this week to visit his iiueli theater last night wis broken when the two moie cars under hoards which will Mr. Thomas Cnldw. ll. who has been ipiite Jolm B. Wills' Musical Comedy Coni|xiiiy ! ailing for some time. The latter accom be ready to ship soon. opened a week'engagement at the |x>pulnr The express platform here is crowded pauied Dr. Caldwell to his Birmingham playhouse. The loll was In Gay Atlantic ^very day With express shipments for home on Thursday. It is hoped that tin City and judging from the applause that Mr. _ northern iiuiLlocaLmurkou.____________ change will lie greatly beneliciul. 7r.^fvrrt_n|nnirUuuft-uuL-4la,i*4ii4lt-tlt«.laiue*»-4im«x-Mml »itrte-j CïiTcIwel 30G-30B FIRST STREET; “SANFORD; FLORIDA* J. K. Allen, ex-conductor of a northern 1 again the piece pleased. division of the A. C. L. Railway, and also for a great many years. He has the on When the doors were o|>cned there was a stockholder of the Southern Rnilwn> tire confidence und the cordial esteem of a crowd waiting for ndmlsson to the thea­ and U. S. steel stocks, has purchased five all who know him. ter wliich plainly shows that tho theater- • v v v <■ v •> •> •:■+•>•+❖ <• -s-•> •;• •> Mrs. B. F. Wilson nnd children left this going pulilie npprecaite the change frimi1 ■-i •;• -s- •>•;••;• <• v v acres of land from W. E; Hawkins near * the ilc[x)t. Mr. Allen has joined the week for Quarry. Fin., to join Mr. SVilson dramatic productions to that of musical league of wide-awake hustlers of Monroe who has been in business there for some comedy.—Times-Union. _ ( First S u m . <mr lilurk (mill Drpot Iippmlli- l'u»(nfllir) ' .•ml has a large force of men clearing lime. We regret to lose tills family from Tlui S. R. U. sigu w-as-displuyed before our tow n. ami ditching his land. He intends to the performance started and muuy were H. E. W ISE, Proprietor erect a two-^tory building on the place, Dr. Williams left Tucsdny for Sparks. compelled to stand in the aisles during using the first floor for an amusement Gn.. where Mrs. Williams hns been visit­ the performance. The same bill will lie Formerly Manager of Central Cafe hall A few more such men would be ing her motlicr for some time. Early presented tonight and tomorrow, matinee highly appreciated by the settlement. next week Dr. and Mrs. Williams will pro­ and night. Thursday night and for (Tic Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty J. M. Wise h»® sold five ucres of land ceed to Atlanta where the latter will en­ remainder of-the week Two Old Cronies to Mr. Smith, a Georgia man. who in­ ter a hospital for npiiendicltls. Their will be the bill.—Times-Union, A P L A C E FOR LA D IES AND G E N T L E M E N tends building a dwelling house on it im­ many friends here arc remembering them The Wills Musical Comedy Co. will np mediately. Mr. Smith is occupying n with Bym|u|thy and best wishes. pear at the Sanford Opera House next Everything F ir s t Class Short Orders At All Hours bouse belonging to R. T. Wynne until he Monday. Tuesday nnd Wednesday night. Major and Mrs. S. V. Pickens, of Hen­ can complete his own. derson, N. C., for many years regular The best attraction of the season. Tills convict gang are doing much to winter visitors to Florida, and always Prompt, Clean Service Meni Tickets nre Sold nt Reduced Rates improve (lie roads in the vicinity of Mon­ siicml part of the lime of their sojourn in Children's Dancing Glass ■ ' ■ ’• » • • S t < • *5-❖ •? -Î-5-•’/ <•+•> ❖ •>❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ + roe. A|Mipka have been here ell is week, guests Miss Gelsie Butt has opened u dancing Mr m ill M rs. W itlu -riin iUm---- M ajor m * l class lirn m n m lmi nlilt her idln-i this's ---------- Maitland mpiitriliilsi Mrs. Pickens nre friends to everybody Lessons will be given on Wednesday and St*s i«| Curre.pundrnce to The Herald: here und they number all of our good Saturday afternoons at three o'clock, nt Miss Maggie Simmons and Miss Helen people among their friends. They always | the Hotel Wilton. Terms, two dollars for Poor have recently returned from n visit D E A L E R IN bring sunshine and good cheer. ___ eight lessons. vlth Mrs. Simonton of Mlcanopy. They C H O IC E FLO R ID A AND W E S TE R N M E A T S "roporr ii line time and wished they could TasFSuiuIuy^ wus a great day for Apop­ N once P ark Avenu* in S p e e r '« G ro c e ry ka Baptists and for the |>eople of the j have remained longer. » In ('irluit Court, Sevemh Judlrint Circuit vH lor Miss Duckcy Dronson recently spent u lawn generally. Thu new Baptist church Ida. Otuntic count> few Uuys with her grandmother. Mrs. auditorium wns used for the first time; In Chancery. Justinian Ormtfhl und though it is considerably larger than Bronson. V» Anna C. Woodbrlddc. Util to Remove Cloud (rom Mr. Sheltonand family have been cn- the old auditorium it was comfortably Thoms. Title A. John»«« joying a visit from Mr. und Mrs. Culver I Itjled by town and out of town people, Calvin A. I'oiiiír und leorile H Móflórt of Minnesota. Mrs Culver is a sister of The lecture room and Sunday school To Thoi. A. Johnion. Calvin A. P oaïr end CeorSe H Minton: ~~~ Mrs. Shelton. They were delighted with rooms not having been completed were from the nllidavlt o( Tlioa. Emmet Wll»on. here­ fair “Sunny South.” not used. The Sunday school, however, in duly ¿led hr deposes awl »aya; That he U one of Ihr attor nevi lor the complainant lit the atuve F ull Line of Higii-Grnde Cigars and Tobnccos Mr*. Upton Moreman's mother gpd sister Iwus very well accommodated In the main 1enmu3rauae! that afliant ha* «<<*1 reason tot*' bom Missouri tire making her u visit. [building. The II o’clock services were I t ' K «r Agent for the Famous Mr. Boynton has joined his motherund conducted by Rev. R. N. Cate, acting pns- residents of u state or countiy other than thu CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER sister at Chadburn Hall. tor of the church, and Rev. L. D. Geiger, *f<uT(>ii>li« miXmiwa. nnti 'that there la no person in Mr. and Mrs. L .D . Coijjer. nee Miss secretary of the Baptist State Ifaard of SANFORD. FLORIDA — y l'g McCurkol. and. baby., axo visiting] Missiups. The choir. Htitlcr the direction tjirm. dertixUnttkgvgr « M n i M(<3orklc, Mrs. Coiner's mother.I and trainintf of Prof. J. II. Newman,ren-11‘fiiJ^heMJrVofdrrrii (bat you and earb of you Mr. nnd Mrs. Roymore have returned I dered most excellent music. Rev. Mr. 3fd i ,r from Plymouth. • Cate prcuched an ujiropriate scrmi/a. nicer tomt. ’ . , FOR S A L E Old Shoes Wanted i I, • I .. i i .I n «1 r U furih«r ordcml (hat th u node* be publUbed C E L E R Y d. U. Poor made u flying visit to Ply-1 which a subscription collection of some0 for cUht oonaacutlY« »wki in Tlw I have Celery hoardrd ready to ahip In car lot. I am ngnin asking for OLD 'SHOES, mouth Inst Thursday. tiling more titan $900 was token to apply I Sanford Herald. _a newapapar published in Sanford. about March t.L I want to hear from buyer* will give what they ure wurth . I will pack .trictly fancy, popular tixet. Well Mr. and Mrs. Henry Switzer of Fair on the debt of $1,200. th is fine collccSIZES, G, 7, 6, 9. 10 II AND IS hleochrd. Inapecttun aulklted. Hsven. N. Y.. Who ore spending the win- tlon surprised everybody and made all F . D. D A L E , Bartlet Carden, A. E. Irvirk’s Shoe Shop tw in the South, und for the last month happy. It is fell that the building it a O rlando, Flo rid a Cor. 3rd St. and Sanford Ave. been in Orlando. Tampa and St. Peters-1 credit to die entire town nnd' the people you r SPRING SUITINGS ju st : r e c e iv e d I Prices Will Astonish You D. A. CALDWELL & SONS ROYAL TAILORING TH E C IT Y R ESTA U R A N T H O CHAS. H. EVANS Staple and Fancy Groceries ¿v. I j - �TH E SANFORD HERALD 12 When San Franolsco Was Destroyed by Earthquake HORRORS VIVIDLY PORTRAYED Dr. Kirkland of the Congregational Church An Eye-Witness to ^ Awful Disaster how all at once tire sky bln zed up with the mightiest exhibition of fireworks ever seen, caused by the breaking of thousnnds of- electric .w trei.- He~de«crlbed the terrible progress of the fire—a fire absolutely beyond control—for the first quake had broken pll the mains, and there was absolutely no water to drink, nor to quench the fires. Buildings were dynamited for blocks, but "a mighty and strong wind" lifted the Homes beyond the cleared space, and the fire went on "until it burled Its tongue in the western ocenn." He then described the awful sec­ ond shock, which killed its thousands and destroyed the proudest works of -man’s hand. He told of gigantic buildlngs.whlch cost millions to build, being pitched up in the air, like houses of paper, "dancing a fantastic—dance.. pitching their -domes into the street and then crushing like nn eggshell.” Nowhere wns there a drop of water, and a mighty thirst came to the’people in. the streets. Many of the 380,000 half-naked people entered the 3,000 down-town saloons, forced by either thirst or desire, and made themselves drunk. The natural depnfkity and wickedness of this most wicked city in America was shown in its true- light. Men became more wicked than ever before in their lives. Tho speaker then told something of the nwful crimes which were committed in the streets of San Francisca He told of the women there, without -protection, without" defense, nnd of th e crimes that were com­ mitted by men. already vile, half-crazed with drink, and the uncertainty of exist­ ence through the horrible disaster. ' He told of the dead, falling like hail­ stones in the streets, nnd of the fact that there wns no place to bury them. "Sud­ denly, standing there on Market street, 1 heard a peculiar.sound, and the air was filled with the most beautiful llames and with ashes. Looking*clown" close to my feet 1 found a mighty rent in the earth, about 300 ynrds long nnd two feet wide. Here the dend were hauled nnd pitched in by thousands. Mangled bodies, torn bcynndn.'Cognttiou.wcrctDsscdliitu this vast grave, and when its usefulness wns over. God closed it up again." He told of how men killed their wives, fatljers their March c, |<X)? imiHIHIHIflElBMlSM L A E S T A T ÌfÈ s D ! N AN IN V E S T M E N T “And behold, the Lord passed by and a Ureal and strong wind rent the moun­ tains, ond brake in piece# the rocks be­ fore the Lord; but tho Lord was not in the-wind; and after the wind an earth---- quake; but the Lord w asnot irvt he earth­ quake; and after the earthquake a Are; but Lite Lord was not in the fire. * * And the seventh angel poured out his vial into the air; and there came a great voice out -f of ffie temple of heaven from the throne, saying. 'It is doncl' And there were voices and thunders and lightnings, and a 1 there was a gréât earthquake such as was not since mtyt .yrerc upon the earth. ~~so mighty an enrthquake, and sp great. - i And llie cities of. the Nations fell and men blasphemed God. • • And the mer­ chants of tiie earth slîall weep and mourn over her; for no man inan buyeth her nter□ .. i . *--* 1 fwn » «_ il „ chandisc any more. This correlation of prophecies frolri Ihe first book of Kings and Revelation found fulfillment, according to Dr. R. Lee Kirk­ land in'the fall of San Francisco, at once the Paris and Sodom 0/ America.” Dr. Kirkland, a native of Mississippi, was a pastor of a San Francisco church ïït the time of the great earthquake, seeing all the multiplied horrors of those days "of thé wrath of God."' Dr. Kirkland iyu forceful, fluent speaker, making a profound impression upon his audiences. He is a fini» believer in the fulfillment of Divine Vmphecy in current eyents, this being the theme of his ad­ dress on "What 1 Saw nnd Heard in the . San Fruilclscu DisuIl£T*TwIuchr crcd at the Congregational church Sunday night. In opening his.addrcss he said: "A hundred thousand lecturers could go ontquake, and no two would make the same rather than see them suffer, pinned belecture. Eternity would he too short to nculh masses of debris. One of the most ’ describe all that happened in those thiVty- vivid descriptions of ull was the earth six hours. Being an eye-witness to that belching forth the indescribable horrors of awful disaster, there arc sonic things pe­ Chinatown. And "the merchants of the culiar to themselves which I wish to bring earth shall no morebuyher merchandise," to your attention. In the first place I for after this revelation the city council *want to refer you to two passages in the decreed that Chinatown, with nil its Scripture, the one found in Kings, and newly-reveuled horrors, should never be the other in Revelation. These two rebuilt. In nnd through it all the s|>enker prophecies give nn adequnte picture of saw the hand of Gcal at work, fulfilling San Francisco. The old prophet in Kings the words of the prophet of old, and ns saw nn awful hour, nnd he says the Lord each point of horror was brought out. the wns not In the wind, nor in the earth­ various parts of the phrophecy wrre quake, nor tin. fire. He saw the horrors |.shown to bccarried out. "The prophecies of that hour, and 1 udi confident that I saw I were fulfilled," said he. •for the cities of the Nations fell. God was not in the the literal fulfillment of Hint prophecy. "The night preceding the earthquake I earthquake. He stepped aside nnd let preached in Qukland, across the bay. Re­ the course of Nature be fulfilled," turning, on the boat, I saw those little sea — birds, which-avary truveUir who lots visit­ COMING Of WALTER OAMRQSC,II ed San Francisco knowil so well, nnd they were acting in a peculiar way. There Big Crowd Expected ul Spring Musical Festival. wns trouble among them. They formed The fact that Wnlter Dnmrosch nnd lines like soldiers by the side of the ship. „ flapping their wings uudmnking distress­ the New York Sympliony Orcbestra art, ful noises. Then they would swarm up going to be in Jacksonville on Apri 119ill in tho air like bees, and back down to and 20lh for Lite purpose of supporting the water, fighting the water with their the Jacksonville'Choral Society in their Uiiiiiiproved_cdery lands»..flowing w ells guaranteed, wings; then’they flew overthe" boat one"" spring festival has*created-enthusiasm-} wherever music lovers have read the lighting on the shoulder of n little girl. $ 25.00 to $ 200.00 per acre “When we landed, going up Market good news in The Herald. It is only three weeks ago that the con­ street. I thought every dog in the world Celery farms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained nnd ready for cron, $ 500.(X) to SIUOUUO per acre. was in San Frnncisco, and every dog in tract was signed which brings the fa­ San Francisco on Market street. There mous leader and orchestra, with four City property, improved and unimproved. 303.000 acres timber land, w ith finest site in they wero howling as dogs do when they celebrated soloists to Jacksonville, yet Florida for crate factory. lose their matter. They refused to die judging from the information sent us by Others tell you what can be dona MURRELL &. MINSMEW are practical farm ers as controlled, nnd their mnsters . could do T. T. Elmore, the secretory of the Chprnl well as real estate brokers, and are here to show you what has been and can be done. absolutely nothing with them. A little Society, the demand for seats already has m w v w w w iw w w w n w » » w » \w w w black dog went to police headquarters broken the brunt of the enormous exearly in the night and wus |>ut out. Later pense the engagement entailed. There will be four concerts: Monday I he went again, whining and howling and agaih was he put out. “Yet another.time matinee and 111gilt; Tuesday matinee and he went, and tills time he was kicked out. night. 'The huge chorus of two hundred About 3 o'clock (the quake coining at nnd fifty voices will be heard in Tucs-, 5:15), he came again, and the officers day night's big program when Haydy's r• . «Vi. could scorrc-bclicyc ¡I_Uic..*ame.dQ£.inr favorite oratorio. "The Creatiun," will-he the hair on his head had turned almost given, soloists, orchestra and Choral So­ ciety taking part. * white. SERVED AT “ We passed a livery stablo, and within -A special rate of only 93 is bclllg we heard a sound ns of murder. We went made for the entire series of four con­ in and found twenty men trying to con: cert*—for one concert, S2. Each con­ None but first-class labor employed nnd nil contracts guaranteed to be in accordance with plans and specifications trol a single horse. The horses of the cert will be the highest grade of talent , ,• that hns ever appeared on one platform city were wild with nervousness. They I am In Business to do Business for Those Who Need My Services could not be controlled, and die cabs and in Jacksonville without u single excep­ • Postonico Box 771 O othir vehicles of the city were tied up,' tion. It will be wonderful, and as the divine traffic was blocked, for the iiurscs were Praise for Clerk S c o tt instruments begin to cast their spell over County Tax Assessor*# Notice 'beyond control in their nervous fright. the vast audience, we ure sure that ail The expert accountant ip the city sever­ Either I or an assistant tax assessor As I went to my home I thought over these tilings, and being from the far of teose of our readers who make the trip al days ago who gave the council aiLepti brill be a t the following named places to south, a'nd' naturally a bit superstitious, to Jdcksonvillc for this festival, will pro­ mate upon opening a new set of book* for* ryc.bive tax returns for Orange county for the city council, reported that the books of 1009: they wcigiied on my mind. I went to nounce it "worth while." Sanford. February 27tJi .iUid Mufch 1si bed. however, and soon fell esle$a TbeJ immediate application for seats should I *hc city, os kept by City Clerk Scott, were Bñlred Goods Wediw^tey* .next thing I knew ‘the eurth rose up and "md1' as 'he ProMx-ctive facilities arc 'he best condition of any lie had ever at the City Clerk's office. an d S aturday. Stampini threw me against n mirror in the room. being Full particulars appear in »een. “ »d complimented the clerk's work ' Sylvan Lake March 2nd. Lake Mary March 3rd. The room wns as light as day. nnd it Iouradvertising columns. | very highly to the council. For a long peS t f Ê t n e : A ll Fancy work and Long wood March 4 th. rind of years Mr. $cott hns per/onned the seeined forty years that I was held against ] Drain and Irrigation Material M aterials for same on Sale Geneva March IIth. duties of this office faithfully nnd weU. that mirror.” We make special carload prices op and richly deserves tho encomiums he'aped ' S. A. Robinson. The speaker then to # of .the descent I mixed sizes of sewer pipe. 4 inch. 8 inch upon him. . For want of'storage room. I will close into the street, and of finding thousands and larger sizes. Also second quality out buggies and harness'at cost, for thirty there in their nightclothes, or no clothes pipes at reduced rates. See us before For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, sec days. Now is time to buy, and ' save CRIPPEN ’S MUSIC "STORE at a ll He told of *the sweep of the fire, | buying. Geo. H. F iknald Haxdwak Co. D. A. Caldwell L Sous. ' (Railroad Way) money. —S anford Cawuaoc Wumu. IN L A N SA N FO RD LAND IS THE SUREST MONEY MAKER ANYWHERE L A N D Celery Lands and Celery Farms. City Property i If -you want any of these, See us. Terms to suit your pocket-book HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. SANFORD, F LA . Hip[q[^[Ëi[^n r ^ fËi[ÂifLiniËirsimfÂifTiiËinf^rôinD & INSHE W R E A L E S T A T E BR O KER S U R R E L L Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni­ ties in Florida M URRELL j I. c. & h u g h e s M IN SH E W S Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty WOMAN’S EXCHANGE Every Day After February 19th �usar TWELVE PACES PART II PAGES I TO 8 HERALD I N S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 29 NEWS OF THE WORLD SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MARCH 6. 1909 counterfeit treasury notes. The counter­ feits were to be printed on strictly genu­ ine government paper from plates made from photographs <ff the genuine notes. ~ A party of capitalists fromjllonolulu nrc Home Boys Give Good Show on their way to CubajQ.opcrntc a sugar Tuesday Nlgm plantation on n Inrgc scale. They have purchased 25,000 acres of land and will togin operations immediately on their ar­ SANrORO HAS GOOD TALENT rival on the island. By order of the In tr scctfetnry of war. the name of Jefferson Davis Is to he re­ Large Crowd In Attendance and the Boys Accorded Warm Ovation— stored to the tablet of the Cabin John M instrel a Big Success bridge near.Washington, from which it was chisseled during war time*. A large crowd was in attendance at Win. D. Crum, the negro whose npixiinl- the o|x^£thouse Tuesday night to witness ment nscollectorof customs at Charleston. the minstrel given by home talent for the S. C., wns looked upon by the people of benefit of the band. In fact, the attend­ ance was so large that the house wns that city as an insult, has resigned. taxed to its utmost scaling capucity. During the cnrhlvnl in Lisbon, Portugal, The minstrel was a revelation to^ the Inst week much rioting wns indulged in people of Sanford, ns few had any idea antt'BCVernl persons killed or wotindcd. i;g- .r or oaPoa*:itziun talent could, ,-7 T --- '■* he THE BAND MINSTREL CELERY DISPLAY TAKES PRIZES First Year A LL AROUND FLORIDA Sanford Product Was Finest Exhibited At S ta te Fair The General News of ‘‘The Land . , C. JL HofTner_the enterprising - commis­ — — ---------o f r io w c r s ” ----------sioner in charge of Sanford's display at the state fair succeeded in carrying off the premiums for the' county mnking the CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK largest nnd best display of celery nnd the individual making the best nn I largest An Epitome of th e W eek's M ost Im­ display of celery. ttcre the Readers Will Find a Brief p ortant Happenings In the Mr. HofTner hnd n nice display of cel­ Historical S p rin t rio w ln i S ta te ’s Domain. ery, fruits and vegetables and was atten­ lo r Hurried Readers The schooner Dependent, wjiich wns be­ tive to the crowd? thronging the display The memory of the Fisk-Stakes tragedy at nil times, even going to the length of lieved to he lost with nil nn bqnrd, has of years ago is recalled by the death, last keeping cut up stalks of celery and salt been found benched near Cedar Key. The week, in Yokohomo, Japan, of Dr. Thomas for the people to have ample proof of the crew escaped. The vessel was bound . H. Tripier,' the surgeon wlio dressed Fisk's rich flnvor nnd other good properties of from Mobile to Port Injtlis. * wounds. The doctor was 03 years old Sanford celery. Mr. HofTner reports Tourist travel to Florida (his season lias ~ r After keeping perfect time for more than vey'-lprge attendance at the fnir nnd is been ten per' cent greater,than ever be­ a decade of years, The histone old clock well pleased with the attention thnt wns fore. high up in tha tower of the Loth m ill at attracted toward the Sanfot^ d js^ a x J Tisa u s . circuit couM decllletl ,h(U Too mpdr ,pr;d*o cairoot be bestowed •HwFloridn drainage law is constitutional felt hat being blown in swung the works NOVELTY-WORKS * * th<! U|wn Mr. HofTner who represented us at nnd thnt the five cents per acre tax mny toys nnd lovely young ludies who con- Tampa and Mr. C. H. Lclilcr who is doiny during n gnle Inst week. be-collected. This means about $400,After being in comotosa condition most Well Equipped Plant Will Soon Be In stituted the caste, for the*high--chnracter the «nine good work nt Jacksonville. The 000 for the drainage fund«of the program. duties of these representatives are ardu­ of the time since last Christmas, Miss Operation The Dade county fair will he held next - The house began t(\fill rapidly about 8 ous and varied and the questions thut Edith F i n g e r died nt her home in TruSanford's money has long enriched the week, beginning Tuesday nnd continuing o'clock, and at 8:3(f the eurtuin arose must be answered are numerous. There inansburg, N. Y„ Inst week, without hav­ coffers of business men in different cities through the week. * showing the entire company in grand en­ is no doubt htout the results of these ing awakened. in ccrtuin lines of trade, but little by little In one dny lust week forty-four lota were semble, nnd an overture from the Snn- displnys being made by Sanford ns they For the first time In over forty years, the industries ate seeking Sanford, and ford Band was the first number on the sold at West Paint Beach at from $200 are easily seen in the numerous people money that was wont to seek other chan­ snow fell in Genoa, Italy, last week. program; The sccnft-y. though not elab­ coming lido the city every day and buy­ to $800 each. Judge Tompkins of the New York su- nels is now being diverted to the home orate, wns very pretty, nnd the costumes ing property. Detective W. E,* Evans of tiie Tampa prenie court, has cut down a lawyer's ex- product. The latest industry, and one that Appropriate. The boys weregroujied on force, hnd a leg broken and was otherwise Reception to-D r. Kirkland. horbitant fee of $300,000 to the more has long been needed, is n novelty works, the stage-in crescent form, nnd slightly seriously Injured Inst Monday by being nnd in n few weeks the Pope Contracting modest sum of $15,000. elevated ntovc them were six pretty A goodly company of Sanford people thrown from a buggy attached to a runa­ Co. of this city will have n large building Gov. Willinmsof Kentucky hns pardoned erected and machinery installed fully cn young ladies nil attired in pink—truly u nttended the reception tendered to the way horse. Rev. K_L. Kirkla nd,-thc-uow twiUoTof i editor-ot-Uio Louisville- Heraldr-can- Jmlilc of supplying everything iiei-deil ITT lovely end-pleasing pidur Fo r Inclropfnndxwltlrw hlrh to pny snD~ —JnMbert-DnvIamnrfc-rm—ideal-inter­ the Pcopie'rCongfefintlonTir cmirch.^nird nrics, the Huistora county tonni of editI------ vlcted of libelingiHtuIg« «nd-proseeuttng builders' supplies. locutor, officiating in that difficult enpne- his wife on Inst Monday evening at the cation h.1a been obliged t» ilisjx'nst' with attorney in criticising them for not prose­ The building will he located on their < — ------ — ily with much grace and. dignitv^Jiitnu. church.------ > cuting night riders. The governor says the the services of fifteen .teachers. p e r ly n t thivcorim r of— Fc>uu4 »~ o »e n w » during each and every number on the Invitations hnd been sent to the other ♦dilwrdid-his-dutyr-----------: nnd Commercial street, where they are now The Atlantic Const Line depot nt Fort pastors of the city nnd nil of them rcTwenty-eight London sufTragcts, some manufacturing prcyied brick and artificial program in unexcelled manner. Myers wns entered by burglars one night Waites Beatty rendered in fine styTe tqHiudcd either by their presence or with of them aristocratic woman, all well edu­ stone. last week nnd the safe blown o|>cn. Some flic pretty ballad entitled "Only a Bund) regrets thnt other engagements prevent cated. hnVfc been sent io prison for trying $300 wns secured hy the thieves, who Mr. Ilnminond has been in Jacksonville v to force the Prime Minister to take notice several days this week, where ho negotiated of Violets," nnd was the recipient of a ed attendance. made good their escape. A short program under thedirection of very complimentary encore. Mr. Beatty of their yausc. for the best machinery nnd equipment on Ethel Godwin, the lO-yenr-old daughter has a good voice nnd his selections are Chairman C. R. Walker, who in well Mrs. Win. K. Vanderbilt lias given one the market, and when this is installed air always appreciated by the Sanford au­ chosen words welcomed the friends who of John I). Godwin, living hear Bowling million dollars will) which to build model other large industry will be added to San­ dience. Green, committed suicide Inst week hy hnd assembled in this fraternal way. sanitary tenements for persons nfllicted ford's constantly increasing list. Membcrsjjf the M. E. Church choir ren­ taking strichnlne. It is claimed she took Homer Hurl, in pleasing manner, sung with tuberculosis, where they can have, A complete novelty works will be erect' n coon song entitled. "You're in the Right dered an anthem in fine style, which tiie poison because her parents reprimand­ ed for the manfaettire ofcoloniulcolumns, pure air and best of treatment. Church but in the Wrong Pew.” and as was followed by short speeches of wel­ ed ^icr for staying out late the night pre­ Miss Estjcllc Greene of Atlanta tins fallen newells, brackets, scrolls, screen doors, ¡in end man got ofT some very good jokes. come by Rev. Householder ond Rev. vious with n party of other young |>eoplo. heir to half of her fnther's fortune. When mantels nnd nil builders’ supplies. proposition is on foot to build n 250 The hnllnd. “As Long As the World Boyd of the M. E. nnd Baptist- churches. she was u few weeks old her mother died room tourist hotel nt St. Petersburg to cost Mrs. Herrick sang a solo, lifter wliicjt (he Rolls On." by Mr. Phillips, was sung with Gospel Boat For St. Johns Itlver. and tier father gave her to Mr. nnd Mrs. P. incoming |>nstur voiced 'his pleasure at $100.000. It is to he completed In time R. W. Parrott and wife, who arc by this much credit and listened to attentively H. Greene. Until notified of her legacy, the welcome extended to him and for the next tourist season. by an appreciative audience. time known to practically everyone in she had never known hut the Philips' were pledged himself to be heartily in accord Eugene Romnillat (end man) delighted Cyl. II. F. Livingston, a resident' of St. Sanford on account of the gos|iel work her own parents. with anything that would upbuild the ’olershurg from 1803 to 1901, died In Los the audience witli a funny song entitled, they have been doing, have not only the Congress tins passed a bill allowing the plan hut a part of the material on the "Dal Friend of Mine." nnd his rendition heat interests uf Sanford. After the Angeles, California, recently, nt the age of negro troops who were distonornhly dis­ ground for building a hunt which will he wns appreciated so much that he was re­ Doxology a half-hour was spent in social 79 years. He was u lawyer nnd gifted us missed for connection will) Brownsville af- fitted comfortably into living quarters for quired to "do" the chorus several times. ntercoursc and all present agreed that a an orator. “ fnlr, tn br rr'fnBtntcdr providing 'Ttnryrtttr himself and family, thru-alley may reach —drflHfnmJtherH-whHe-not participating- "delightful rvenlng hnd been spenrnnd ~rr Of the elgljt Southern states, each pronot personally tokc part in the shooting. witli the Gospel even the smallest and in the song fcNl) convulsed the audience farther step taken to cement the forces •hieing mure than 200,000 gallons of turMiss Sylvin Green, only daughter of Mrs. most remote settler on the river. The with laughter witli some very "original" working for the spiritual interests of our pentinc nnd 25,000 barrels of rosin, Flor­ ida lends the list with 17,030,300 gallons Hetty Green tiic wealthiest woman in the boat will he supplied with a Hve-horsc- jokes of a local nature, und wns ably as­ city. of turpentine in 1908, ngninst 15.372.700 States, wns married last week to Mathew power engine with which to move from sisted in this laudable work by Will Will Build New Residence Stringfellow, who nlso hnd Severn! good n 1907; and with 1.932,114 barrels of ro­ -Astor Wilkerof Canada;- At her mother s point to |K)int. Prof. N. J. Perkins, principal of the San­ sin in 1908, against 1.774.370 barrels in jokes. death Mrs. Wilkes will Inherit $30,000.000 Mr. nnd Mrs. Parrot, while having n ford High School, has great .faith in tiie 1907. Frank Grnymn favored the audience Hiehurd C. Fryar, a prominent figure in membership in the M. E. Church, arc de­ with a pleasing vocal selection, while L future of this city, and has purchased a Gainesville is now agitating extensive Confederate times, died in St. Louis Inst cidedly union workers. Their first con­ F. Whitchouse was the star solist of the desirable building lot on Magnolia avenue, imving operations with vitrified brick. sideration is to get people tu accept week, aged 70 years. Hi« fame as com­ evening. This young gentleman pos­ upon which he will erect n modern resi­ mander of n blockade runner during the Christ, nnd then become connected witli sesses a splendid voice and his vocal dence in the near future. This will he Fleming Mitchell Appleyard of Lake City war is remembered by parlies on l>oth whatever organization they feel will, en­ has been appointed a page in the House most gratifying to (he people of Sunford, work wns a complete surprise to everyable them to serve Him best. sides of the conflict. of Representatives at Washington. ns it is indicative thnt wc will have Prof. ode. They have been doing missionary work Perkins and his estimable wife with us alThe extensive seed house of Albert Dick­ County division is now .being ngitnted Messrs: Geo. Adams nnd Wurren Bres­ inson in Chicago was burned last week, for the past ten years in different states, son were certainly the primiere comedi­ wny. In nil the Southland there Is no abler in Hillsboro county. The western hulf entailing a loss of $150,000. Several em­ but during the past two and n half years ans on the program, and their work ns man in educnUonal circles than Prof. Per­ wants to he cut loose und mude into u new ployees were injured in the rush to escape in the State of Florida. Th.'ir work is end men could not have becq excelled kins, and Sanford is proud to have him nt county to he called Pinellas. such ns should commend itself to all. as from the building. in professional circles. Mr. Prcsson sung the head of an efficient cor|*s of teachers, From present indications. Clarendon hothey bring people in toucli with the gosFire in Hobart.OkIaliomn.lastwcck.de in attractive manner, “All I Get Is Much nnd also ns a resident. lel ut Seabreeze, which waahiiriu-il recant pel. who will not trouble to go to n place ly. the new will he built during the coming stroyed the Dixie department store. toss, {of worstiHm m it^dcsirafonhe«s~ihifitfi)' Obliged to 'Youi" which elicited srvrrnt Make Sanford Ills. Horne. summer, and will he ready for guests ut encores, while Mr. Adams with Jiis "Old HSOflBPT"---------is created in their hearts,, then they In Harry Ward of Decatur, Ind.. who has Henry W. Wilkes, n member of the Con­ many cases Ijtjpome connected witli some Time1 Rag," fuirly brought down the purchased celery land on Beardull nve- the opening of the next tourist season. house. These young gentlemen further By order of the United States district federate secret service under President church. nue ia so well 'pleased with Sanford thut enlivened the w eening-*•ih tome good court. 18,000 cn ns .uf .bilking, powder iroroJefferson Davis, died in Dallas, Tcxus, Their work will continue to he ns tnurh okas ospacially-oumufaclured for Uie-oc- hr itjlcmla l a come down with Ids family n Nashvjlie manufacturer, were seized in . Feb, 20, aged 70 years. * _ in the inteiest of one irs(he mllef."'Conse­ cusiou nnd delightfully "original"—noth­ next fall and nuike. ¿Milliard his winter Pcnsucota on Monday because they did OneUay last week 46,000 bushels of quently they feel free to call upon all to ing to ofTcnd, hut conducive to good, home. Mr. Ward is president 'and gen­ not conform to tiie pure food law, . potatoes, grown in Ulster, Ireland, were help them with the expense of fitting out eral mnunger of the Word Fence Co., one wholesome laughter______ __________ K,J. ("Lucky") Baldwin died nt bis unlouded in Bultimore, Maryland. their boat which will consider Sanford its of the largest concerns of the kind-in tiie The "big hit" of the evening, turnover, home at Arcadia. California, March 1. uged home port. The expense of material, etc., Hen Garcia, a former sluve. died last was the pink chorus consisting of little North,.and is well known us tiie organizer 81 years. • will amount to about $150. of several wire and nail companies whose week in Pine Bluff. Arkansas, aged 117. Miss Anna Stiles, ably assisted by Misses Solicitation will he made by Mr. und The contract.for the iiew Government capital totalled up to the millions. Mr. The governor of Washington liasBigned Maud Biggers. Mary Walker, Agarmu building in Gainesville Jins been awarded Ward js very enthusiastic over Sanford's Mrs. Parrott. the woman's suffrage bills passed by the Stout, Edith Bolhalmy, Irene Murrel ond to the King Lumber Co. t)( Charlottesville, future prospects, anil he and his family legislature, which provide for on election Marie Stout. These young ladies were New Grocery Store Vu. The cost will be $100.000, und lite will he heartily welcomed by the |icople to l»e held in November next year to de­ L. P. McCuller has opened his new gro­ handsomely attired, and sung the pretty building is to be completed on or tofore termine whether women shall be allowed cery store in the room next to LR . Philips' and pupulur song, "You're Just the Boy of Sanford. June 13,191D. -tovote.------ :------------ -------------------r-*-------------- drug store on -First street, und is ready to for Me." They were encored lime nnd Prom inent P arty Here Two-cent postage between Newfound­ receive his friends end (itHronk. having in­ again, and it required continued repeti­ Irvin E. Burdick and Charles Wehb of r. 0. E. Notes land and the United States went into ef­ stalled a first-class stock of funcy and sta­ tion of liijs song to satisfy the audience. New York City, accompanied by Hon. B. From present indications the Lodge of At the conclusion of this number, the Beacham of Orlando, were in the city on fect this week. ple groceries. Mr. McCuller is no stranger the Eagles will be the great social center closing chorus, "You've Got Jo Be Amer­ Tuesday, and escorted by J. N. Whitner Seventy-third anniversary of the decia- to the people of Sanford, having been with ican to Feel That Way.” was sung by tiie were taken through the celery delta. of ull Sandfordites wishing to get in tiie Sanford Grocery Co. for the past eight . ' 1 4 9 . 9 . ind£ticndcncc w u .fsfc ' ” entlre'caste aruTHie curtain 'descended These gentlemen are well known captains touch with their neighbors. * years.---— '".ilrd lust Saturday. There will be no clanisbuess in ibeir Before coming to Sanford lie was with amid much opplquae. of industry and were attracted to Sanford At the exhibition of new' invention« in Moving pictures by the management of by the glowing accounts of our prosperity. make-up. ond every good citizen will.be T. C. Darby in Apopka for. five years and Chicago U uu instrument for receiving welcome. the Pastime was the next feature, which w>rele«a messages and. recording them in In Lakeland for three years, and Is an ex­ culminated the program. Tire show wns Mr. Beacham has nfwuys been Sanford's All those wishing to get in us charter typewriting form In full. The instrument perienced man in the grocery business. eminently salisfactoy. and the boys de­ friend and Is thinking of investing luye members and take advantage of the low Coupled with this, Mr. McCuller is endowed in the future. initiation fee us such, will please cull on either.send or receive. with a most jovial disposition and numbers serve much credit, for they all worked S. Runge, at die Coca-Colu Bottling Co. The Royal Tailorsbrand of clothing A scheme has been discovered In In­ his friends by his acqulntances. ’ hard for the success of the venture. before Mardi lüth. On March lOlli tiie means perfection. See samples at D. A. dianapolis which was intended to flood the diarter will be dosed. Tue H cxald ' s 'phone is No. 148 Wade, the tuner, Orlando. Caldwell & Son's. Argentine Republic of South America with Hems of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources Htm 1—f \ •«■¡I ,i:in s K ! :í;_ 4 I 1: V r -, d 'ÍP m f » Jli.ru •ié ü % C r a i jf •K s*-- fm IVI se o lit i; fl» ! m ¿I Ili» * 1 � 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, 1909 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, March 06, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 06, 1909. 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>, March 06, 1909; <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/5795c7ee784424a2244bfd9fcdf7638b.pdf 03624e9b7f054391243e64073ef08cc2 PDF Text Text reí--* — BKe-fSrWr**f i t i-p ’ r ' y ' bv~r t ' THE SANTORO HERALD 12 jagt M iiB D how nil at once th e sky blazed tip with S T A T the mightiest exhibition o f fireworks ever seen, caused by the breaking of thou ta n d r o f-e le ctric^ w lre ».- He described W h < în San Francisco Was De* the terrible progress o f the fire—a fire absolutely beyond control— for the first stroyed by Earthquake quake had broken pll the mains, and there was absolutely no water to drink, nor to quench the fires. Buildings were dynamited for blocks, but "a mighty and strong wind” lifted the flames beyond Dr. Kirkland o f the Congregational the cleared space, and the fire went on "until It buried its tongue in the western Church An Eye-Witness to ocean." He then described the awful sec Awful Disaster ond shock, which killed iU thousands and “ And behold, the Lord passed by and destroyed the proudest works o f ■man’ a great arid strong wind rent the moun­ hand. He told of gigantic buildings.which tains, and brake in pieces the rocks be­ cost millions to build, being pitched up fore the Lord; but the Lord was not in In the air, like houses of paper, "dancing the wind; and after the wind nn eartha fantastic -dance.. pitching their domes ker but the Lord was not in-the earth­ into tiie street and then crushing like an quake; and after the earthquake n fire; eggshell." but the Lord was not in the fire. * * And Nowhere was there a drop of water, ani! the seventh angel poured out his vial Into a mighty tHirst came to the’ pcople in.the the olr. and there com e a great voice out streets. Many of the 3 80 ,00 0 half-naked of the temple of heaven from the throne, people entered the 3,000 down-town saying. ‘It Is' done!’ And there were voices and thunders and lightnings, and saloogs, forced by either thirst or desire, there was a grCat earthquake such as and made themselves drunk. The natural u 1 was not since mcji were upon the earth. depnlYity and wickedness of this most M mighty nn earthquake, and so great. wicked city in Am erica was shown in its a And the cities o f. the Nations fell and true- light. Men became more wicked - \ than ever before in their lives. The men blasphemed God. • • And the mer­ chants of the earth sliali weep and mourn speaker then (old something of the nwful over her. for no man buyeth her mer crimes which were committed in the ,i M W S in w T ) streets of San Francisco. He told o£ the chandisc any more. ' women there, vrithuov "protection, without" This correlation of prophecies ftolri ihe first book o f Kings and Revelation found defense, andof-the crimes that were com fulfillment, according to Dr. K. Lee Kirk­ mitted by men. already vile, half-crazed land in the fall o f Son Francisco, at once with drink, and the uncertainty of exist tiie Pnris and Sodom o f America." Dr. cnce through the horrible disaster. * He toid o f the dead, falling like hnil Kirkland, a native of Mississippi, was a stones in the streets, and of the fact that pastor o f a Son Francisco church Ht the time of the great earthquake, seeing all there was no place to bury them. "Sud the multiplied horrors of those days "o f denly, standing there on Market street, heard n peculiar,sound, and the air was thé wrath of God.“ * ____ Dr. Kirkland is u forceful, fluent speaker, filled with the most beautiful (Ionics and N making a profound impression upon his witii uslies. Looking*clown dose to my audiences. He is a firm believer in the feet 1 found a mighty rent in the earth, fulfillment of Divine prophecy in current about 300 ynrds long and two feet wide eyents, this being the theme of his ad­ Here the dead were hauled and pitched dress on "W hat 1 Saw and Heard in the in by thousands. Mangled bodies, torn h cjo n d rrcqgnttiuji. w n c tnsscil vinto this .¿A fl-t ra nci seo H ü ¡ B t E 3 crcd at thcCongrcgntlonnl church Sunday vast grave, and when its usefulness was over, God closed it up again.” He told of night. In o|>ctiing his.address he said: "A hundred thousand lecturers could go how men killed their wives, fathers their -ottr-ami trii nf tlirrSan Fmndscu -mrrttr- sonsm m ! ftieuds their own cumpnirtm quuke, mid no two would make the same rather than see them suffer, pinned be­ lecture. Eternity would be too short to neath masses of debris. One of tiie most describe all that happened in those tliftty- vivid descriptions of _ nil was the earth six hours. Being un eye-witness to that belching forth tiie indescribable horrors of awful disaster, there are some things pe­ Chinatown. And "the merchants of the culiar to themselves which I wish to bring earth shall no more buy her merchandise to your attention, in the first place I for after Oils revelation the city council -want to refer you to two passages in the decreed llinl Chinatown, with all its Scripture, the one found in Kings, and newly-revealod horrors, should never he the other in Revelation. These two rebuilt. In and through it nil the stwnkcr prophecies give on adequate picture of saw the hand of God at work, fulfilling Son Francisco. The old prophet in Kings the wools o f the prophethf old. and ns saw nn nwful hour, and lie says tiie Lord each point of horror was brought out, the was not in the wind, nor in-thc earth­ various parts of th e phrophecy were *nto he carried out. "Tiie prophecies quake. nor tli«. fire. He saw the horrors of that hour, und I am confident that 1 saw were fulfilled," said he, "for the cities of the Nations fell. God was not in the the literal fulfillment of tiiat prophecy. He stepped aside and let "The night preceding the earthquake I earthquake. preached in Oakland, across the hay. Re- the course of Nature he fulfilled," turning.on tiie bout. 1 saw those little sea - hitdsr w ludi-«v«f y uuv«>U>r wlio-iius visit­ ed San Francisco knowi so well, and they were acting in a peculiar way. There Big C row d E xpected ut Spring M usical Festival. was trouble among them. They formed The fact dint Walter Dninrosch and lines like soldiers by the side of the ship. the New Y ork Symphony Orchestra are . flapping their wings and making distressful noises. Then tiiey would swarm up going to he in Jacksonville on Apri Midi in the air like bees, and back down to mid 2 0 th for tpe purpose of supporting the water, fighting the water with their die Jacksonville-Choral Society in their wings; then they Hew over the" Coni! one spring festival h a s -cr e a te d - enthtrainsmUiiim promLxelery.lauda^flowiu wells guaranteed. wherever music lovers have rend the lighting on die shoulder of u little girl. $25.00 to $200.00 per acre x "When we landed, going up Market good news In The Herald. It is only three weeks ngo that the con ­ street, 1 thought every dog in the world Celery farms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained and ready for crop, $500.00 m SMKXI.UO was in San Francisco, and every dog in tract was signed which brings the fa­ per acre. San Francisco on Market street. There mous leader and orchestra, witii four City property, improved and unimproved. 3 0 3 ,0 0 0 acres timber land, with finest site in they were howling as dogs do when they celebrated soloists to Jacksonville, yet Florida for crate factory. lose their master. They refused to die judging from the information sent us by Others tell you what can be done. MURRELL &. MINSNLYV are practical farmers as controlled, and their masters . could do T. T. Elmore, die secretnry of the Choral well as real estate brokers, and are here to show you what has been and can he done. absolutely nothing with them. A little Society, the demand for seats already has lu v w w m m black dog went to jiolice headquarters broken die brunt of the enormous exim m u v early in the night and was tail out. Later pense the engagement entailed. There will be four concerts: Monday he went again, whining and howling and again Was lie put out. Vet another.lime 1 on title« nml nightT Tuesday matinee nod he went, and tills time he was kicked out. night. 'The huge chorus of two hundred About 3 o'clock (the quake coining at and fifty voices will be heard in Tues­ CONTRACTOR 5:15), he caine again, and die officers day night’s big program when Haydy’s i. -j. * — a nd D U IL D E R Jayorite oratorio. "The Creation," will Ire could rcorrr-believe jI_thiL.WJDR.dfig.Jor the hair on his head had turned almost given, soloists, orchestra and Choral So­ ciety taking part. * white. SERVED AT A special raterof- only T9 is being “ We passed a livery stable, and within w c heard a sound ns of murder. Wc went made for the entire series of four con ­ Eaclt con­ None hut first-class labor employed and nil contracts guaranteed to be in accordance Jo and found twenty men trying to con: certs—for one concert, $2. witii plans and specifications cert will be the highest grade of talent trol a single horse. The horses o f the that has ever appeared on one platform city were wild with nervousness. They I am In Business to do Business fo r Those Who Need My Services could not be controlled, and the cnbs und in Jacksonville without a single excep­ Pos loffi CO Box 771 e other vehiclea of the city were tied upi tion. It will be wonderful, and as the divine traffic was blocked, for the liurscs were Prolse fo r Clerk Scott County Tax Assessor’s Notice "beyond control in their nervous fright. instruments begin to cast their spell over the vast audience, we are sure Hint all The export accountant ip the city severEither I or an assistant tax assessor A s 1 went to my home I thought'over these tilings, and being from the far of teose of our readers who make the trip al days ngo who gave tiie council arcefti tyill be at the following named places to south, a ridn u tu ra liy a bit superstitious. to Jacksonville for this festivalrwili pro­ mate upon opening a new set of books for« HTbive lax returns for Orange county for tiie city council, reported that tiie books of 1909: Uiey weighed on my mind. I went to nounce it ’‘ worth white." Immediate application for seau_ahyuld the city, ns kept by City Clerk Scott, were Sanford, February 27Ul.un«i Match 1st bed. however, and soon fell asleep^ The B 'd r e d G oods Wednesday .next tiling I knew the earth rose up and Tie made as ~lhe' prospective faculties are In die Best oondftlotTof any he had ever al die City Clerk’s office. * threw nie against a mirror in the room. being taxed. FuU particulars appear in seen, and ooxnplirjiented the clerk’s work ' Sylvan Lake Marcii 2nd. a n d S a tu rd a y . S ta m p i very highly to the council. For a long pe­ Lake Mary March 3rd. -, Tiie room was as light as day, and it our.advertising columns. SafÄSite." All F a n c y work and Long wood Marcii 4 th. riod of years Mr. Scott has performed the seemed forty years that 1 was held against Drain and Irrigation M aterial duties of this office faithfully and well, M a t e r ia ls f o r same on Sul«: Geneva Mardi 11th. that m inor," We make special carload prices on and richly deserves the encomiums heaped ’ S. A. Robinson. The speaker then tolf} o f .the descent mixed sizes of sewer pipe, 4 Inch. 8 inch upon him. « ' For want of’ storage room, I will d ose into the street, and o f finding thousands and larger sizes. Also second quality out buggies and homes* at cost, for thirty there in their nightclothes, or no clothes pipes q j reduced rates. See us before to r an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see days. Now is time to buy, and ‘ save C R I P P E N ’S M U SIC "STORE j at ulL He told o f ' the sweep of the fire. buying. Geo. H. F i-knalp Hakdwazz Co. D. A. Caldwell & Sous. * money. —SxNrosD Cakxiagc Woaxs. (Railroad Way) PROPHECJÍ PRI Iäac.7: March o. 1909 - fULfiLLCD acD LAND! HORRORS VIVIDLY PORTRAYED AN IN V E S T M E N T □ IN SANFORD LAND IS THE SUREST MONEY MAKER ANYWHERE W* Celery Lands and Celery Farms. City Property I If -you want any of these, See us. C Terms to suit your pocket-book HOLDEN REAL ESTATE SANFO RD, FLA . ]nil[Ü][L][D]l][Nin[R][Ë][Â]lL]n[l]|l]E0[T][Ë]| W 1 ___' . . ’r-TTT' Fv» ji M p COMING Of WALTER DAMR0Sr.il URRELL REAL ]EED I NSHEW BROKERS lortuui- ties in Florida ¿ MURRELL & JM8NSHEW Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty WOMAN’S EXCHANGE Every Day After February 19th KÄl£«£¡ma ra te i �TWELVE PACES - PART II PAGES I TO 8 H ERALD IN S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 29 NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. MARCH G. 1909 counterfeit treasury notes. The counter­ feits were to 1« printed on strictly genu ine government paper from plates made from photogrnphs rff the genuine notes. THE BAND MINSTREL ” A party of capitalists fromlHonolulu are Home on their way to CubaJQ.opernte a sugar plantation on a huge scale. They have purchased 2 5.000 nfres of land and will begin operations immediately on their ar­ rival on the islnnd. Boys Give Good Show Tuesday IVIgtir SANfORD HAS GOOD TALENT By order of the Intrscctfetnry of war, Here the R eaders Will Find a Brief the name of JcfTerson Davis is to lie re­ H istorical S p rin t F lo w ln i stored to the tablet of the Cabin John For Hurried R eaders bridge nenr.Wnshingtqn, from which it wns The memory of tlic Fisk-Stokes tragedy chisselcd during wnr time». of years ago Is recalled by the death, last Win. D. Crum, the negro whose npjioinlweek, in Yokohoma, Japan, or Dr. Thoinna tnenl nscollectorof customs at Charleston, ■■ * *v : . IJ. Tripled the surgeon who dressed Fisk's S. C., was looked upon by the people of wounds. The doctor was 03 years old. that city us an insult, lias resigned. Large Crowd In A ttendance and the Days A ccord ed Warm O v a tio n M instrel a Big S u ccess A tnrge crowd wns in attendance at the op<£thouse Tuesday night to witness the minstrel given by home talent for the benefit of the band. In fact, the attend ance wns so large that the house wns taxed to its utmost seating capacity. ~ After kncpingperfect time for more than During the carnival In Lisbon, Portugnl, The minstrel wns a revelation to^ the a decade of years, th e historic old clock last week much rioting wns indulged in people of-Sanford, as few-had any Idea high up in tba tower-of the Loth m ill at and several persons killed or wuAinded. "Vi:- felt hat being blown ia am ong the works NOVELTY WORKS E during a gnle last week O nvgtfaa6g hsiun rakmt could, be R due the First Y ear CELERY DISPLAY TAKES PRIZES ALL AROUND FLORIDA Sanford Product W as Finest Exhibited At S ta te Fair . _C. iL Huffncc-thc enterprising - com mis­ sioner in clinrge of Sanford's display at the stnto fnir succeeded In carrying off the premiums for the' comity making the largest nnd best display of celery and the individual making the best nn I largest display of celery. Mr. Hoffner Imd a nice display of cel­ ery, fruits and vegetables and was atten­ tive to the crowds thronging thc display at all times, even going to the length of keeping cut up stalks of celery and salt for the people to have ample proof of the rich flavor and other good propej-tles of Sanford celery. Mr. Hoffner reports veyr-large attendance nt thc fair nnd is well plcused with the ¡mention thnt wns attracted townVd the Snnfom Too tyyJ/wi- cannot be' lies towed upon Mr. Hoffner who represented us at Tnmpn nnd Mr. C. H. Lclllcr who is doing the same good work nt Jacksonville. The duties of these representatives are ardu­ ous and varied nnd the questions that must 1« answered are numerous. There Is no doubt about the results of these displnys being made by Sanford as they ure easily seen in the numerous people coming into the city every day nhd buy­ ing property. boys and lovely young ladies who con­ stituted the caste, for Hie-high •character After being in coinotosa condition most Well Equipped Plant Will Soon Be In of the program. of the time since last Christmas, Miss Operation - The house began ttvlill rapidly at»out 8 Edith FI(clangor died at her home inTruSanford's money has long enriched the o'clock, and nt 8:3tf the curtain arose manshurg, N, Y., last week, without hav­ coffers of business men in different cities showing the entire company in grand en­ ing awakened. in certain lines of trade, hut little by little semble. and nn overture from the San­ For the first time In over forty years^ the industries ate seeking Sanford, and ford Bond was the first number on the money that was wont to seek other chon snow fell In Genoa, Italy, last week. program. The sccnfry, though not elab­ Judge Tompkins of the New Y ork . su­ nets is now being diverted to the home orate, wns very pretty, nml the costumes preme court, has cut down a lawyer's ex- product. The lutest industry, nhd one Hint appropriate. The boys weregroujwd on lias long been needed, is u novelty works, R ece ptio n t o -D r. K lrk lu n d . horbltant fco o f $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 to the more the stage in crescent form, nnd slightly and in n few weeks the Pqjie Contracting tnudesi sum o f $15,000, elevnted above them were six pretty A goodly company of Sanford people Co. of this city will luive a large building young ladies nil attired In pink—truly n attended the reception tendered to the Gov. Williams of Kentucky has pardoned erected and machinery installed fully cnJuvely and-phut slug pidure. . -----------K e v -Rj.I . Kirkland, the now—pastor-of ------ 4 ha editor-of Uu» Louisville - Herald- - cm; i of supplying everything neciicd in — Jnklbert-Dnvla mathr-mr—ideal—inter- the People's Congfegnllonnr Chureh.^ntid ------ vlcted of libeling-ft-Jtidge-and-proserattnj; builders' supplies. locutor, officiating in that difficult rapac­ his wife on Inst Monday evening at the attorney In criticising them for not prose­ The building will be located on their ity with much grace and - dignii*_inUrn. church.— —— — i ■— -------------cuting night riders. The governor snys the |»Tty a Llha.ramut-uf—krwnoh—nvww* during each and every number on the Invitations hail been sent lu the other - — oUtef-did hi» duty;------------ :----------nml Commercial street, where they are now program in unexcelled manner. pastors of the city and nil of them re­ Twenty-eight London suffrngets, some manufacturing pressed brick and artificial sponded either by their presence or with Waites Beatty rendered in fine style of them aristocratic woman, all well edu­ stone. the pretty liallud entitled "Only n Bunch regrets that other engagements prevent cated. haVfc been sent to prison for trying Mr. Hammond lias been in Jacksonville v to force the Prime Minister to take notice sevenddiiys ibis week, where he negotiated of Violets," nnd was the recipient of n ed attendance. very complimentary encore. Mr. Beatty A short program under (he; direction of of their cause. for the best machinery and equipment on lias a good voice nml his selections are Chairman C. R. Walker, who In well Mrs. Win. K. Vanderbilt has given oue the market, and when this is installed an­ always appreciated by the Sanford uu chosen words welcomed the friends who million dollars with which to build model other large industry will be added to San­ ilienee. had assembled in this fraternal way. snuitury tenements fur persons nfllleted ford's constantly increasing list. Members of the M. E. Church choir ren­ Homer Hurt, in pleasing manner, sung A complete novelty works will be erect­ with tuberculosis, where they con have a coon song entitled. "You're in the Right dered an anthem in fine style, which ed for the manfneture ofcolotiiul columns, pure uir and best of treatment. Church but in the Wrong Pew.” uml ns was followed by short speeches o f wel­ Miss Estelle Greene of Atlanta tins fallen newclls, brackets, scrolls, screen doors, an end man got off some very good jokes. come by Rev. Householder nnd Rev. heir to half of herfnthcr’sfortune. When mantels nnd nil builders* supplies. The ballad, "As tJmg As the World Boyd of the M. E. und Baptist- churches. she wus n few weeks old her mother died Rolls On," by Mr. Phillips, wns sung with Mrs. Herrick sang a solo, uftcr which the Gospcl Hunt f o r St. Johns River. and her father gave her to Mr. and Mrs. P. much credit anti listened to attentively Incoming pnstur voiced 'his pleasure at R. W. Parrott and wife, who arc by this • H. Greene. Until notified of her legacy, the welcome extended to him nnd by ¡in appreciative audience. time known to practically everyone in she hud never known hut the Philips' were pledged himself to be heartily in accent Eugene Koumilbit (end man) delighted Sanford on account of the gospel work her own parents. tlte audience with a funny song entitled, with anything that would upbuild the they have been doing, have not only the After the Congress lias passed a bill ullowing tlte "Dot Friem! uf Mine." nnd his rendition best interests uf Sanford. plun but a part of the iiiuteriul oil the wns appreciated so much Uiut he was re­ Doxnlogy n half-hour was s|ient in social negro troops wliu were dishonorably dis­ ground for building a boat which will be missed fur connection with Brownsville of- fitted com fortably into living gunners for quired to "do" the chorus several times. intercourse und all present agreed Unit a ilrflKinmtthrrs-t^hHr-TTOt pimirtpatirtg-f deligtitfut evening hml hern spent nnd tr ■ fair, to hrretnarntedr providing‘ Theydtfit' himself und family, thnmlicy mny reach not |>ersonnlly take part In the shooting. witli the Gospel even the smallest nml in the song fest) convulsed the audience further step taken to cement (lie forces witli laughter with some very "originul" working for the spiritual interests of our Miss Sylvia Green, only daughter of Mrs. most remote settler on Ilie river. The Jokes of u local nature, and wns nhly as­ ity. Hetty Green the wealthiest woman in the bout will be supplied with a live-horse­ sisted in this laudable work by Will Stales, was married last week to Mathew power engine with which to move from Will Build New Residence Stringfellow, whn also had several good ----- Astor Wilkes of Canada. At hermother's point to jKilnt. Prof. N. J. Perkins, princi|mlof the San­ jokes. dcmli Mrs. Wilkes will inherit $30,000,000. Mr. nml Mrs. Parrot, while having n Frank Grnynm favored the audience ford High School, hns great .faith ill the Richard C. Frynr, a prominent figure in membership in the M. E. Church, arc de­ wiilt n pleasing vocal selection, while L future of this city, and hns purchased a Confederate times, died in St. Louis Inst cidedly union workers. Their first con ­ F. Whiteliouse was the star solist of the desirable building lot on Magnolia avenue, week, nged 7 0 years. His fame ns com ­ sideration is to get people to accept evening. This young gentleman [kis- u|ion which he will erect n modern resi­ mander of n blockade runner during the Christ, nnd then become connected with sesses h splendid voice and his vocal dence in the nenr future. This will be war is remembered by pnrlies on both whatever organization they feel will, enk wns a complete surprise lo every­ most gratifying to (lie [wopie of Sanford, ble them to serve Him best. . sides of the conflict. as it is indicative Hint we will have Prof. one. They have been doing missionary work The extensive seed liousouf Albert Dick­ Messrs? Geo. Adams nnd Warren Pres- Perkins nnd his estimable wife with us atinson in Chicago was burned last week, for the pnst ten years in different states, son were certainly the prirniere comedi­ way. In ull theSoulhland there is nnabler entailing a loss of $150,000. Several em­ but during the past two and n half years ans on the program, nnd their work as inon In educational circles thnnProf. Per­ Thrir work is ployees were Injured in the m slu o escape in the Slate of Florida. end men could not have beeq excelled kins, and Sanford is |>roud to have him nt such ns should commend itself to nil. ns from the building. n professional circles. Mr. Treason sung the head o f un efficient co rj» o f teachers, they bring people In touch with the gos­ in attractive manner, "A ll 1 Get Is Much nnd also ns a resident. Fire in Hobart, Oklahoma, last week, de­ pel. who will not trouble to go to n place stroyed the Dixie department store. Loss, Obliged- 4 »__________ _______ __ M ake S a n ford Ills. Home. -pf worstiiirtnuu^dcsTra forthegg~tiiiiigir -----1159.0007— “ ------------’ * encores, while Mr. Adams with Jus "Old is created in their hearts., then they In Harry Ward of Decatur, Iml., who has Henry W. Wilkes, n member of the Con- many cases tapome connected with some Time- Rug." fairly brought down the purchased celery land on Beardull ave­ house. These young gentlemen further federate secret service under President church. nue is so well pleased with Sanford that enlivened, the »Ycning_ with some good Jefferson Davis, died in Dallas. Texas, Their work will continue to be ns much okas asp»dally~miUiufaolur«d for the-oe- be iolriuls ttt cnuifi down with his family . . leb, 20, agcd-76 years, * in tire interest o f one ntuidlttltcE 'toniSnext fall and makjj.Jiuijfurd Ida winter cusion nnd delightfully “original"— noth­ One duy last week 4 0 ,0 0 0 bushels uf quently they feel free to cal) upon all to borne. Mr. Ward is president 'and gen­ ing to offend, but conducive to good, potatoes, grown In Ulster, Ireland, were help them with the expense of fitting out eral manager of the Ward Fence Co., one wholeaomc laughte r . _______ _ unlouded in Baltimore, Maryland. their boat which will consider Sanford its o f the largest concerns of tho kind in the The "big hit" of the evening, however, Ben Garcia, a former slave, died last home port. The expense of material, etc., was the pink chorus consisting of little North, and is well known us the organizer will amount to about $150. of several wire und null companies whose week In Pine Bluff. Arkansas, aged 117. Miss Anna Stiles, ably assisted by Misses Solicitation will be made by Mr. and capllul totalled up to the millions. Mr. The governor o f Washington lias signed Maud Diggers, Mary Walker, Agarma Word js very enthusiastic over Sanford's Mrs. Parrott. the woinan'r suffrage bills passed by the Stout, Edith Botiinlmy, Irene Murrel and future prospects, anil he and his family legislature, which provide fur an election Marie Stout. These young ladies were New G rocery S tore will lie heartily welcomed by the jieople to be held In November next year to de­ L. P. McCuller has opened his new gro­ handsomely attired, and sung the pretty termine whether women shall be allowed cery store In tire room next to L R . Philips' and populur song, "You're Just the Boy of Sanford. — to vote.— ------------:----------------- -■ drug store on First streel/and Is ready to for Me." They were encored time and Prominent Party Here Two-cent postage between Newfound­ receive his friends and pdtront, having In­ again, and It required continued repeti­ Irvin E. Burdick and Charles Webli of land arid the United States went Into e f­ stalled a first-class stock of fancy and sta­ tion of thjs song to satisfy the nudience. New York City, accompanied by Hun. B. At the conclusien of this number, the Beacham of Orlando, were in the city on fect this week. ple groceries. Mr. McCuller Is no stranger Seventy-third anniversary o f the decla- to the people of Sanford, having been with closing chorus, "Y ou've Got Jo Be Amer­ Tuesday, and escorted by J. N. Whitner ican to Feel That W ay," was sung by the were taken through the.,.edery delta. _ w l o a o f T p m U gk lX iaU C fi^ we»-, fr ie ­ the Sanford Grocery Co. for the past eight entire"caste and"The curtain 'descended These gentlemen are well known captains years.-----n d e d last Saturday. Before coming to Sgnford lie, was with amid much applgu&e. of industry and were attracted to Sanford At the exhibition of new' inventions in Moving pictures by the management of by the glowing accounts of our prosperity, T. C. Darby In Apopka for. five years and Chicago-is un instrument for receiving Hi Lakeland for three years, and Is an ex­ the Pastime was the next feature, which Mr. Benduun has nlwuys been Sanford's wireless messages and. recording them in perienced man In tho grocery business. culminated the program. The show wns friend nnd is thinking of investing here typewriting form in full. The instrument Coupled with tills, Mr. McCuller Is endowed eminently satlsfactoy. and the boys de­ in tlte future. will eitheEsend or receive. with a most jovial disposition and numbers serve much credit, for they all worked The Royal Tailors brand of clothing A scheme has been discovered in Ln- his friends by his ocquintances. hard for the success of the venture. means perfection. See samples at D. A. disnapulis which was intended to flood the Tttr H o u ld 'S 'phone Is No. 14B Wade, tlte tuner, Orlando. Caldwell & Son's. Argentine Republic o f South America with The General News of "The Land “ — *------- o f flow ers " — *— ~— CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS An E pitom e o f the W eek 's M o s t Im ­ p ortan t Happenings In the S ta te 's Domain. The schooner Deiiendcnt. which wns be­ lieved to he lost with nil on board, has been found benched near Cedar Key. The crew escaped. The vessel was bound from Mobile to Port Inglis. Tourist travel tu Florida this season lias been ten per' cent greater, than ever bcfore. .r<lsa u. s> clm iil ^ ur( dec|||ed ,hnt <h r Florida drainage law is constitutional nml thnt the five cents per acre tax mny Im-collected. This means about $100,0 0 0 for the drninage fund, The Dade county fair will he held next week, beginning Tuesday nnd continuing through the week. * In one day bust week forty-four lots were sold at West Palm Bench at from $200 lo $80 0 each. Detective W. E; Evans of tho Tampa force, had a leg brokennnd wus otherwise seriously injured Inst Monday by being thrown from n lmggy attached to a runa­ way horse. ForIn d m F fumli wlth whlctrto pay nrics, the Hillsboro county board of edu­ cation hrts been oltliged to dispense with. Hie services of fifteen.teachers. The Atlantic Coast Line depot at Fort Myers wns entered by burglars one night last week nml the safe blown open. Some $ 30 0 wns secured by the thieves, who made good their escape. . Ethel Godwin, the 10-year-old daughter of John D. Godwin, living near Bowling Green, committed suicide Inst week by taking stricluiine. it is claimed she took the poison because her parents reprimand­ ed ^hrr for staying out late the night pre­ vious with ¡i party of other young |>eop!e. A proposition is on foot to build a 250 room tourist hotel nt St. Petersburg to coat $100,000. ft is to he completed In lime for the next tourist season. Cyl. B. F. Livingston, n resident of St. Poteniburg from 1803 to 1901, died In Los Angeles. California, recently, n tth en geof 70 years. He was a lawyer ¡mil gifted ns un orator. Of Hit- elgljl Soutliern states, eaclt pro­ ducing more titan 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 gallons of tur­ pentine and 25.000 harreU of rosin, Flor­ ida leads the list with 17.030,300 gallons of turiKUiliiie in 1908, ngninst 15.572.700 in 1007; nnd with 1.832,114 barrels of ro­ sin in 1008. against 1.774.370 barrels in 1007. • Gainesville la now agitating extensive paving operations with vitrified brick, Fleming Mitchell Appleynrd of Lake City has been appointed a page in the House of Representatives at Washington. County division is now Jiring agitated in Hillsboro county. The western half wants to be cut loose und made into a new county to be called Pinellas. From present indications, Clarendon hotel ut Seabreeze, i ly. thc new will be built during the coining summer, uml will he rendy for guests ill the Aliening of the next tourist season. By order of the United States district court, 18,000 cnits ofJinking powder from— n Nashville mtinufuc Hirer, were-seized In Pensacola oh Monday because they did • not conform to the [Hire food law, , E »J , .(“ Lucky"J Bald win died at his home at Arcadia, Callfornlu. March 1 , aged 81 years. • , The contract.for the 'new Government building in GninesvilleJuis been awarded to the King Lumber Co. df Charlottesville, Va. The cost will be $100,000, und thu building is to be completed on or before June 1 5,19ID. r. 0. E. N otes From present indications the Lodge of the Eagles will be the great nodal center of all Satldfordites wishing to get in touch with their neighbors. "" There will be no dnnistmess in their make-up, and every good citizen will .be welcome. AU those wishing to get in as charter members and take advantage of the low initiation fee us such, will please cuU on S. Runge, at the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. before Mardi 16th. On March IGlh the dmrter will be closed. �CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A Budget or Opinion "Just Be­ tween You and Me" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT ‘aA Chlel 1» Among Ye Taking Notes, and fa ith , He’ll Prent ’Em"— So Soys Saunterer. A nc#*piipcr It not ■Itoii'ther publlihcd to tell thepeople wlmt they would like loknow, l>ul h«t to .*Ue much ul IU 1«* Ullinii Uimu mint they ov/Ai to ►now.—«reely. S ftt lt / C'e r m p o n d t n e t i t TA t l l t r t l J , I I lit e To Hear Him Pray I hnte lo hear him pray, Upon the bended knee. Who lives from day today. Just like the Tharltee. *■ I hate to hear him pray. Who does ooprets the poor. Who often drives away Thetiuntry from hit door. . , i , I hale to hear him pray, ' mn face ^“ . *hit When life everv day • It badly out of place,_____ $6.50 for Ray’s arithmetic alone or the modem funeral, there arc some fea­ McGuffcy’s readers for my children to tures that need reforming. Humility, de­ __us/vuud-be- taughL from than- re. corum, genuine Borrow. nnrt nn expendi­ cclvc the whole Indiana scries ns a ture o f money at once moderate and de­ gift and have my children taught In­ correct principles and dragged cent, are the demands of proper respect through an impractical course nnd to departed friends. Beyond that sham their time fooled - away ns is being and hypocrisy obtrude themselves and done. I have as little cause for com ­ degrade expressions of love and affection, plaint us any parent, for the reason • a a that I nm aide to correct nnd supply a pnrt o f the needful information, t 4 A young tnnn had better live nnd die and my children are well advanced, an old bachelor than marry a girl who Is But I do not feel that It Is time to above learning domestic duties, who does quit buying schoolbooks at so much n page or a pound nnd to select them not know bow to cook a meal, who can­ first ns lo their scientific merits and not make n garment, who spends her their adaptation. The lionrtl may time In acquiring the frivolltiesof society, need more power, nnd it might need a little spattering of music, a little knowl­ more personal nbility or honesty or energy. Something is certainly edge of romance , writers, a little poor T r e n c h a n t!- a lieaulITuT icom plexlSn.' — need ed:-----------------— --------— »------------To nil of which I heartily subscribe, These things won't count ns a wife and arc very poor capital to build true wont- for it was from these great text books nnhood on. It Is a fuel that the girl who that I learned that which has stood me becomes the most accomplished woman in good stead in a practical business in society is the girl who first learns the career. They are so fnr above the aver­ important duties o f a home, and then age run o f school text books now used (hat they arc not to bo mentioned as be­ acquires other -accomplishments. * ing in the same Class. i^ When a Man Lives Clear up to His Income vvvvvvvv He owes it to his family and his business -to provide . adequate^iife Xnsurancc-^Tlu*. unexpected is always happening. But the protection must be arranged for before it is too late. A 4 Fee fo-fi-fum, we smell the blood of an Englishman. His scalp dangles at thè 4 The Lenten senson is again will) us b e lr o f Sccetary Olney, and we believe and society lias halted its festivities and I Hate to hear hint bray. that his name is Dennis Salisbury Mud. pastimes for this solemn period. The For the poor needlnfl bread, And have the nelthhnrt lay. The Monroe doctrine is (do much for him. dosing days were gny indeed nnd filled He helps them not a ' •with events and functions that made its I hnte lo hear him prav. 4 The legislature of Missouri tins seen hend whirl and its step unsteady. But In-meninil Iona and loud. Like the I’hnrltM't way, enough blood- letting in -that state nnd socioty. at least the feminine portlcih has Tcrbe heard KMlir crowd. will pass a law making football p la yjp g« donned sack cloth end ashes. _ metaphoric ! ' f * I hate to hear him pray felony on the same plane ob prize fight­ colly speaking, and retired frbm the .glare Who't dote with hit money, When the hat itoca that way ing. Shades o f Jesse James, can such and the blaze of socinl life. Some, pos Throws In juit a penny. ,invc retired temporarily from sight, things be nnd overcome us like a sum - 1 • a « thankful for this respite from the never mcr's dmidT 4 Why don't the business men of San­ Old Mizoury, the home of Tom Allen, ending round o f receptions, bridge parties ford organize a Business Men's Associa­ the ex-champion pugilist, and the rendez dances, nnd nil that, nnd are doing tion^ H is a lack o f enterprise on their vous o f the Youngers, the Hildebrands little household cleaning up and arrange part or a matter of simple carelessness. and ten-thousand other disreputable cut­ incut, left undone from lack of time. Tile The latter, I should judge. Every other rcs|xmsivc reading of the prayer book town of the size has an association of throats who have made a' véritable hell has k e p t- rihging in cars, solicitously, tlds character. They have organized be­ of that commonwealth for decades, is the but solemnly droning, "W e linve done cause their own interests have demanded first lo place football where it belongs—' those things whiclt we ought not to have on the shelf with prize fighting. Foot­ it. Would not the business interests of done, nnd left undone those tilings which Sanford be best subserved by such a ball, yobr name is nux vomica mid n we ought to have done, and there ¡ b no relic o f arnica. movement! There arc innumerable mnthealth In us." And tins can he construed ters that arise every year needing the to mean Iiousglmili-dutiex-as—well—tran?^ m m hined nllmiliim o f -iill^ou r_ business j ^LSw d-fflr i kC-JfltB -.Dr. I urkliurst. He ijgious duties. So some of the member*-. men. The wclfarolat finnlnnlrwuuhLlbop gftjLBJRfllHtfltfrJBinfeQWJl ■heart.— f . .. . Thanksgiving sermon be gave the s o -1 01 BOULly wuose income are not counted largely benefited, too. in more than four figures, Imve [lut on ~|Lct us have a Sanford Business Men's called bnrgnin-liuntcrs |turliculnr Jessy, their nschcnputtcl clothes and proceeded lie said that a great deal of tfite hard Association. times was caused by that pernicious to knock the dust off the mantel and kick • • • i; Equitable. Life-Assurance ' ftF TUP Society- u iu r p n ^ T iiv c p ----- Of THE IN IT fO ^STATES , f J. S. COLES, Jr., General Agent, Jacksonville, Florida MRS. E. R WELBORNE, Special Agent GARNER & ROBERTS *,,l° ori*er* revise costumes, ami 4 Have you ever noticed the jolly, whole branch of society. Shoppers who coiitin-1 *!,e unily haunt stores for cjjcnp snaps*cause | 00111,1 ub their remaining shekels, drncltsouled fellows in Sanford nnd o mas, and denarios, .......... to see how fnr they places and how tlteir very appearance thc dealers to ransack Ihe universe for .... .. .....' will go in providing something stunning so-called bargains. The operatives at the "exudes good niiiure'uiid makes yotTchcer with which to overwhelm and crush their up when you are afflicted with an aggra­ factories and mills are scaled down in dear sisters nt the Easter procession to their wages, already too meagre to live vated case of the blues. • And yet there divine service, and customary clothes nnd is such a thing ns overdoing the cheerful properly. This is done to give the em­ ployers margin to compete with other millinery display nt Eastertide net. These dear Bisters will alsodine on len­ Good humor is n predominant quality wholesale houses, and thus it goes. tils. rnollusks. fish and Incticinea in easy Starvation wages is the inevitable result o f clinracter which, to the iiersonality is slippers und negligee gowns. With mis­ us much o f a badge o f refinement as tient for the poor,* hollow cheeked girl whose sal and breviary dose nt band for private young life is mndc devoid o f hope through dress and sjiytlcsS linen. Supercilious study and meditation,'nnd witli alien condescension nnd perpetual frivolity arc the grasping of cruel bargain hunters. dance upon Lenten services nt the vari­ no more an indication of good humor Countless innocent lives are poured Into ous* shrines, the (.enten period will he titan flashy apparel Is an indication of a the fruit of the loom as sweetness wasted passed to the soul's good, and to health on the desert air. And all for the penu­ gentleman. A,mini or woman who would of liody. repeating the uiigelus domine cultivate the" spirit of good humor should rious, heartless pursuers of that phantom nt. the ringing of the bells; morning, noon bear in mind timt gentility and well- they call happiness in bargain getting. and night. With much reading of the bred consideration for others under all It is ngnin the “Song of the Shirt.” Every miserere mid m e n tio n s o f Kvrin FJniiuni. I'lrctunstmices. cmnhlnciLwlüumaaimUln. Monday witnesses die weekly nnd i-wuLm. Mcu culpa. cheerfulness, will bring rich accessions lo c,lrrl,lfi stmnpedo in the large cities of Tile season posses slowly forward to the Joy o f living. This is true. Man can- lhe vast “ "'W ° r female cormorants chnsthe solemn and bleak days of Holy Week, not well be graced with richer heritage i,lt! tho ,lclusion of special cheapness, so until again tho bldls go ringing joyously, than that comprised In the native gift of *° 8 i*enk.. good humor. God liicss the man who has Don t do il ,a(,ic9- Don't tempt mer­ the altars buried beneath a forest of it. and who knows liuw to distribute its I c,,onl8 10 become n party to mi infamous flowers, grand |>cnls of organ notes, and choir voices raised in glad To Demos to a rndiunec nnd sunshine among his fellows. crusade against a helpless class of wo­ risen Christ. Jesus liominem salvutor. • ê men and chlldron and men who have al­ —Tur. Saunterer. * 4 I have often noted the burdensomcucss ready too slight a gleam of hope in their lives. o f conventional funerals to the surviving Do not kill the sewing girl by inches, members of the family in which death but kill her outright If you must, ‘twere a has been an unwelcome guest. The nat­ kindness. Don’t help to pave the way ural feelings of sorrow suggest a proper for cheap labor, squalor, misery und reBpcct for the dead und liberality o f ex­ shame worse titan death. penditure in the expression o f love and • • • kindness. But the thought has been ad­ vanced (lint Invisli expenditure and un 4 A man'from New York was placed in) effort to make vulgar bIipw at fnnemUile. room number Thirteen at the Clifton j traded from,the solemnity of the occa­ tfoUse. Chicago, one night last week.-] sion und plunged* the family of the de­ When lie learned it was tiio apartment ceased into extravagances that tax'd) Tillinuu occupied when Bryan was nomi­ their mon us to the utmost. Grief pa- nated. he had an epileptic fit und bit ruded before the world hides the solemn three inches off his tongue. Thirteen nnd Ity oF the occasion und makes a* farce of Tillman arc a combination dint would The kind that Mother well meaning effort? to show genuine sor­ cast devils out o f men nnd scare witches out of the entire community. Cross your­ row and respect. used to make? Rev. T. DeWltt Tulmagc uttered great self and turn around three times. Do You Successo rsJ qJtJL -G A R N E R H A Y A N D C R A IN High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A Complete Line oF Cigars anil T o b a c c o AGENCY FOR PLOW’S HIGH GRADE C A N D I E S AND ROYAL SCARLET BRAND OF C A N N E D GOODS W HITE FRONT Come and See Us. or ’Phone 35) Kissimmee Celery Lands Flowing W ells Rich Land Cheap Celery now being marketed. • • 4 Some very excellent people occasion­ ally favor me vyidi quite thick, closely written sheets of advice upon dtis. thut nnd die odier matter, all tending to show how much better diay would arrange und manage T he H erald , "If I were you." Of course they would! One o f them came to bund last week, and I can only remark to my well mean­ ing correspondent;— "lirp u were m e," I make no doubt Tli Ins* would impiuve un awful lot: Tile world would be nmvutied with sire If yqji were m e"—but then, you're not. You would do this, and also that .. And make thins* tula tamarkably - U yiai w y ma, .h t i k w v r w w « . — — •k The Kind That Looks Í Like Bread, Tastes Like Bread, and is Bread? The Finest Line of Pas­ tries in the City Our Wngfm Will Stop At j Your Door Every Day You atill arc you—and I—am 1. A Portland (ln d.) man, a former school ^facber. writing to a Florida paper, gives expression lo die following thoughts: "Relating to the school book law, Mr. Moore's amendment may fix die value o f a “ series" o f text books too high at $6.50. considering the trifling character o i the book*. But 1. al­ though a poor timn, would rather pay ! Tate & Monroe prices. J r . , Kissimmee, Fla. The Grippen Music Store High-graçle Pianos. Organs, 'fh* ■ » ’ «V a and Graphophones. t • for good I BREAD! truths, )jjjth his usual force, In ■ recent Sunday sermon on sham funerals and senseless usages by which grief, real or artificial, is paraded before the world. Dr. Tahnuge Ims spoken before the work using the following language: “ I believe that there are more shams, more farces, mure hypocrisies ut the av­ erage funeral than anywhere on enrth, nnd thut the people who howl the most * care the least. We sometimes sec a long line of carri­ ages returning from the cemetery with their occupants hooting and smoking, and laughing und cursing, all beastly drunk. Ft Is uininporlnnl *duTJrTo (lie. To me one of the most tiorrible, hideous und repulsive sights is to see a woman walk down Use streets all covered ~i)p with a muss o f crepe. Everybody shuns her as plough she were a leper. I say it is a burlesque upon decency and a criine uguinst common svnse. Whilo "dressing in black" may not be generally considered lite worst feature of Selling COME AND SEE W an t Good, | J . M . W IL L S O N , W holesom e , GROCE RY Low Prices. __ Pico Block Easy Payments. The Popular Price and UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT Special Rates by the Week First Class Special Tables Reserved For-Lsdif*-; J- M. S T U M O N, Proprietor^ (Corner Palmetto and First Sts.) G. R. CALHOUN Best Fertilize» On Earth ra FIRST CLASS CRATE M ATERIALS, Sanford, Fía* (Caterers to the Public) Complete Line of Groceries ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ < • ♦ **■:•«■++<. « t * * * * * : Job U U U JPrintind T 1111 L illg Quickly and Neatly E x C£cut^ n8y The H e r a ld p r in t in g om pany �March 6. 1900 JHE.SAN FORD IlCRALD IN SANFORD CHURCHES W r U. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Far'Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to JOHN V. DENTON & CO. ¿ - AGENTS Where Devout of the Celery City Worship Tomorrow. General Fire Insurance T RESUME of ail church events O ffle* w ith HOLDEN R E AL ESTATE CO. S cS Fruit and Produce ts Southwest Corner Washington nnd Chambers Streets or Sanford, to Those Religiously In cllnod—Subjects o f Discourses for th e Sabbath. „ In te rest - . - 1 - - ^p Florida NEW YORK CITY REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank of New York C lty.or any Commercial Agency nnd to Hundreds o f Shippers who are shipping to them regular * Th* r « i « i •( Ihr Cti.rtk« in ik* City «t. Cirnnl, Frqvmtd is biing or Mnd thtir Annnamtimnii >nd Blh<> Clurch Nrwi la «hi* a(H« not l.ltr llun ThaiWty afirr««.».--------- r u ^ l M ethodist________ 1 ii S j F . Kev.A.E.Houiehnldrr.pnittir.ihurrh. comer Pork «venue nml Filth »treet; pnrtonnge, corner M»g noli» nvenu* and Seventh «treet; phone ¡254, Sunday morning service at 11; evening »ervicr, 7 00: Sunday «chool, 0:45 a. m.; Jno. K, Mh tinger, Supt. Epwurlh League, 3:00 Sunday evenlag. , |fTin, Slate and Tile Roofing SALLAS & CO. CRUTCHFIELD & W 00LF0LK P IT T S B U R G , P A . G u tte r and G a lv an ize d Tan ks R ep a ir W o rk a S p e c ia lty Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. m. subject. "Bitter made sweet." 7 p. m. "Wonderful statement.” Come lo Sunday school at 0:45 a. m. L. R. I’ hilips will lead the Epwurth League at 3 p. m., sub ]ist. "The soul's bread." An opportunity ’ for chunbh thchi'bferthlp~hf~thc nloFnlng service. "All are Invited. Sales'Agents and Distributors SANFORD CELERY UNION BRANCHES j; Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida j Chícalo Cincinnati Jacksonville Room IG, Pico Block. BRANCHES New York 'Pilone 269 Washington Sanford SANFORD, FLA. The People's Cuntreiatlonal Hrv K. L Kirkland, paMur: -Sunil py mum in* f* »erv4re, II: evrnlng »ervicr. 7:30; prayer meeting Wnlnrsday. .7;l>0 p. S hUm i Ii »rhoot. Ill n m J, t'. Kmmlnger. Superiatendent. Es t a ie n e b l is h e d People's Congregational Church—Sim day school at 10 o'clock. Those not at­ tending elsewhere nte invited to come Are Offering Any and All Kinds of Florida Real Estate and study the Uible with us. The pastor will prcnch at 11 o'clock Sunday morning, at as Low Prices and on-as Reasonable Terms * * subject "Planted by Rivers o f Living • , As Can lie Had Anywhere. /Waters." At 7 :3 0 he will take for Ids subject "The Immortal Hattie; Paul's • a. Great Fight In the Amphitheatre." We extend u pressing invitation to visitors Oflice on Park Avenue , 1 between First nlul Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florida and working men. L On Sunday, March 31st, Rev. K. Lee Kirkland, the new pastor of the Congrega­ tional church, will begin n ten (lays or two weeks rcvivuL T h cscrlesof subjects will he published in n Inter issue of this W IL L B U IL D YO U A H O M E The reception given by the People's Congregational cluirch to their new pastor and wife on Monday night was a good success. All who were present reported an enjoyable time and Mr. nnd Mrs. Dr. Kirkland were made to feel that they had fallen into V»<>d hands. The pastors of the difjarcnt churches.including Fntherfux of the Cniliolit: church. Imd been invited to be present and take some part. ¡ I A. T. R O S S E T T E R , V. Pres & Tross. SANFORD, FLORIDA Sec’y- J. C. MICCINO A. T. R O S S E T T E R H. R. S T E V E N S . T. J . MILLER TOP P R IC E S FOR YO U R ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES when shipped to HEWITT. If you are not titling ImtdncKN with ill is House, write to them at once. Sanford Pressing Club first Muntisi a n y s flB y -fv fin n j— General Insurance A gents D irector! C. H. FERNALD W . D. HOLDEN F. H. FO RSTER HEWITT AND P R E S S E S • F R U IT * Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing Our Monthly Rate for Club Only $ 1.25 H*v I W llnyd Iunior, Sunday morning »erv Ur. 11; evening »ervice. 7:00; Sahlmlh netioul. !l 43 m.. Ilr J, I Pen ion. Sunt ; 11, S’ . I' IT Sunduv «I II p in . li. E. Tinnr, l’ ry»l.; prayer inerting cv fry VYcdne»diiy, 7:30 p. in. ---------------------------------— Vegetables For • Particulars, Call on C. H. F E R N A L D , Pros. A. P. C O N N E L L Y , CLEANS Holy C rot» Episcopal Kevdl F, llrnwn, rector; A, I* Kry. senior »nr ih n, Sunday morning «ervice, 11; evnning service, .< 30. Sabbath school. Il:4!in m., II. 1 IVhilnrr. Florida Fruits The Sanford Building & Loan Association pajKT. C atholic Krv M Tu«, ri«tur; Service* every second und fourth Sunday, rarly mass. 7 n, in., m u » und irr mon, lo a in ; Sunday «chool, 0 n in.; venter», :l p. m. SHIPPERS OF References: \• A ND 10 E. & CO. PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N MERCHANTS Cam den St., D altlm oro, M d, This Paper nnd Thousands of Pleased Shippers In Florida (living you twelve pieces a month. We will caII for and deliver yptir clothes once n week. A LI. WORK GUARANTEED. ----------------- M . P ; -L I P E t M a n a g e ^ . 7 In Gold's Bnrtier Shop ’Phone GO Park Avenue, North 1‘ reabytcrlan (lev J. I’ Mi Khmiun. pn.tnr; morning service, II; evening service, 7.00. Snhhuih uhoui, U 11(1 <■ m Henry Mil.niilin, Su;>l , .prayer meeting Wml H Mi,+ i 4 " H 4 ,t + f t 4 t 4 ,t + + i + t ‘t*<,t i t - 4 ,+ + + 4 t 'M ,+ f i + t t + + 4 + t + + t + + f + iirtdny, 7 00 p m i There will he no services In the Presby­ terian church tomorrow, the pastor. Rev. J. F. McKinnon being absent in North Carolina. I FRANK * L. W OODRUFF * . S __ t fT ^ t * Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store CIIULUOTA CHRONICLES Spn-lul Correspondence 1« The Herald. * The weather continues to be warm and pleasant. t ^ r«. J. P. Taylor, of Geneva siient a fr» tliijH in tins section last week visiting frjends.* ~x~ STRONG LINE OE CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES - Kev. R. Leo Smith, o f Lougwood filled t bis api»olntment In tho Baptist church Sunday morning and afternoon. I Drink a Bottle of The public s ch o o f or this place . will dose w lthji picnic dinner at the Owen bridge between here und Geneva on Sat­ urday. March 13th. - v ' j ’.; and Estimates Furnished on Applications Repair W o rk P rom ptly Done Opp. PoatofTice 113 First Street _Mr. and Mrs, Frtutk Kuulersouand little xoa Alfred, of Fort Pierce, arrived Satur­ day on n visit to Mrs. Raulerson's brother» Julm W. Jacobs, who has been unite ill for several day«. Mf. Raulcrson boa re­ turned home, while his wife uud son will *tuy for some time with relatives nnd friends. Mr. C. E. C. Wheeling, of Nashville, Tenu., who has been spending the winter niunihs at The Palm left forhorne Friday. Specifications The Latest Fall Styles in Ijulies’, Gent's nnd Children's Shoes »— n— « Just Received ■ +« Mr. G. W. Simmons, of Ft. Taylor, visiteJ relatives here last week. Mr. nml Mrs. F. M. .Sorry,— of Conway attended church here Sunday. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS CITY CIGAR STORE I G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R ■*** • •*•> *, Manufactured with pure distilled water— they will prevent illness, aid digestion and give you health Best L in e o f Cigars and J o baccos in the C ity The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla, j: N ew sp ap ers, 98 M a g a z in e s and P e rio d icals j Fine Leather Seat txtenslve Improvements In Home M. M. Stewart is having Ills home on Purk avenue greatly enlarged und iruW W i r r s T i ' moriTrooms. und porch with colonial pillars. When fin­ ished this will be one o f the handsomest structures on the avenue, already famous fw its fine dwellings. Mr. Stewart Is a well-known grower und ha* great ialth In the future of Sanford ns » Place of residence. - - • See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano moving. tf Btdutilul In rfctltn. with rsncl hack. Made ol QMritrHtawed «olid oak with a tiindiome yoltfcn With. Wrldy polWicd. Or»m le*ihrr «cat, bux jrim e cimtruction, rrtnch Ttic rrlrc It possible only becatte I ol oui Imractue mxdutaclgrins laulit.r*. lor chair* exclusively, tuinm« F ouTehSU* otalt'ktntt» in in^i i.umt.llt« that we can rtit **ui U>« •cU direct to you » I You run no tin nee. lor we rive your money back II every th«ir li not cat. You n a v e r.l lea n t t i n d o ll a r In tl» r * « action. Cl ah» lor dimna-tQotn, parlor, bed-mum, n. «lore«, o:.'tc— —And t \ < t y jw h rr otr. troin Hie ■ — " R — luúít tlltanf to tí »tainctl. All kind! ol-wood. » » ililMreill tlylct. It CW<la(M IV, Arnd fur imr Is • IUn*ii<»4 rvUUr»* to t .i-v i.l ciituun»» lot tli»t Lj y^T U Ml* nm.U »two* mu and p m um p u u jl u h i i » m y n t n.i i.»y va ■ nwyekaU you buy. H M t b r l l u d r r t m I I I ) « l I i f t r « o u I K ) l ^ * l . F L O R ID A C H A IR FACTO RY, D rld o * and M o n ro * 11« , Jodkoonvlllo, Fla. , * All the Latest Styles In Ladies’ and Children's Hats -M R S ___C H A S _ _ Ï . -0 L A B K NE> J DOOR TO PEOPLE'S DANK. �m r i •"ii ■■»"■»•— —•» -*••**■*> . W « * K v »I March tlte CANFORO IICKALO nre very nice for the business man who wnnts to send out several thousand letliF o m n e n m d n v o i Publbbrd Ertry Saturday Montini at Sanford. Fla. one. Out no 'm erchant should ask the R. J. Holly, Manaflnl Editor local printing office to compete in price with the government. Subscription Prior, $1.00 a Yrar (n Advance If Uncle Sam started in to compete Entered U second-clan mall mntter Aulutl 22ttd. with the grocery store, dry goods store, 1DU8, at the IVttofflo* at Sanford, Flotlda. drug store and other places o f business, under Act of Mardi 3td, 1870. ■jjhere would be a large sized howl and Uurbana AdvertUlnl Company. Jacksonville. Pep* the chickens would come home to roost. , rearnlatir». THE SANTORD HERALD Ottica Flrat Floor la the Bishop Block. Flrat Street . Telephone No. I4B. Write It President Toft. How do you like Sanford, the Brick City" Along with other good things SanTort Is to have electric lights. Taft is all right. ' He like's possum and taters and knows how to get rid o f th$ the Crums. Every one is kicking against the con­ vict tease systotn including convicts themselves. Ohio now takes the plnce of .Virginia 1 the "motlier o f Presidents and what husky youngster Is tho last. MUST AS 0 0 0 0 ” A good deal o f celery is used in Starke and it comes from Sanford. Tills is not because celery will not grow here, but be­ cause very few try to grow It The finest celery the writer hns ever seen was grown in Starke and we have the v e r y ‘ s o lf for tills esulent. The same intensive cultiva­ tion used here for strawberry production would produce fine celery and tho sup­ posed difficulty In growing it exists only jjirimnglnation. It is hoped that some of Wr intelligent truckers will try celery and take enough pains to make the venture a success. Others would then do likewise, and ahollier money crop would he added to those we already hnve.—Starke Tele­ graph. We hope we do not. arouse the Ire o f our Sanford cotempornrics when we make the statement that the soil in and nround We hasten to congratulate Gainesville Kissimmee produces more celery, lettuce, upon securing the new government build cabbage, strawberries, pinenpplesnnd nnying and brick street paving. -?*' ‘^J4^e4je^rtrn'irny-m heT section o f this country, and that the ground can be pur­ Will) the departure of Roosevelt and chased for a few dollnrs nn acre, hut it is Foraker, the negro ple^ counter at the a fact that everyone subscribes to who White House will he abolished. has investigated the matter.— Kissimmee Gazette7 Lent being here does not signify that Thanks, djear brothers! We are adver the fellow who is broke can stretch his tised by our loving friends. Send in your credit and make another borrow. bill. . With tho many new stores and indus­ PATRONAGE OF HOME INDUSTRIES tries starting in Sanford the 10,000 mark Volumes could _be-wrllten_. abou t, the in population will soon he reached. benefits accruing from each and every individual resident of n city, spending A largo number of plain and colored their money nt home and helping the republicans from Florida attended the home industries. Sanford people, us -Inaugural ceremonies at Wufthingam this nileTha VC"Stood manfully by the home week. merchants, because they take u pride in # •f r i ■ ^ f-n n y seetkm-of the-United-StatesTan show more profits than the Sanford grow­ ers this season, such section bun not yet been heard from, The bunks ure good trade barometers and tho large Increase in business in bolli Sanford hanks is a sure sign of the city's marvelous growth. £L. It ' K f S i .» ■ The government navy yard at Pensacola lias been closed by order o f Roosevelt. Trying to curtail expenses of the navy at the expense of the South. The city council nt the Inst meeting granted u franchise to the Sanford Light & Fuel Co., for electric light privileges. This insures electric lights for Sanford and a plant will be installed in the near future. Florida oranges are now selling for $2 and-A 2 tSQ-oct.box..w idt h mepns n good profit to the grower. Had those fool shippers of green fruit the bruins to real izc their mistake, The Herald would like to point out the error of their ways. But they go on and on, every year ruining their qwn market mid giving California a ' better chance. Rad the growers waited with their fruit until later in the season, they would linve realized 11 handsome profit, Florida would hnve been richer by thousands of dollars and Florida oranges, insteud of being despised, would take their rightful place in the market as the best fruit in the world. Large of body, large of mind, large of lie art. William Howard Taft, twenty-seventh President of the United States. A lawyer, -proreBSOKnirDprtgm;TIriirrudiicrniTerbr the Plilllipincs; Governor of Cuba; diplo„ mat; Secretary' of War, and the more tiie world knows of him tiie greater lie be­ comes In the estimation of tiie people. He accepted the office instead of obtain­ ing it and lie can he depended u|>on to administer the ufTuirs o f office in such a way that tiie whole nation will be more firmly welded together; ‘ Me knows no North, South, EnBt or WestHa comes to die office with strong heart und energetic will—a man fit for service. Here's to you, Taft I PRIMING BY THE GOVERNMENT * The postofiice is active Uiese days in soliciting orders for the Minting o f gov­ ernment envelopes. The postmaster is not to blame for this, as he naturally . m e l p u o f . the .uilka, and is compelled to sell the envelopes when Uncle Sam dictates. The govern­ ment printing office prints envelopes very cheap.and goes in debt every year doing this cheap printing. As citizens and tax payers all o f us are helping to pay die government printing office debt, while it continues to grind out cheap printing In competltiUon with the aforesaid tax-pay­ ing primer. These government envelopes their. uwn_rilxmid llie.priccs muJiC-tlli ferent commodities nre very reasonable, and there has never been any excuse for sending out of Snnford and helping Id enrich other sections. But there is a grow iug tendency on tho part of some of ttie newly-rich to make their purchases else­ where, mid one instance has been im ­ pressed very forcibly upon Tjie Ilr.KAi.iv With IWd wcll equlpl»ed job offices in Sanford, there is no valid reason for sending orders for stationery out o f the city, and yet one of our prominent offi­ cials, whose name will be given Interim a special write-up. sent the order for all the stationery used hy the city to Charleston, S. C., firm. The Herald wus not even asked for a hid. nor was Tiie Chronicle plant. Tills gentleman is supposed to he very active in building up Sanford, although after an active search into his history we find that while very zealous in Spending tliC taxpayer '8 im am .-lic lm> luimc-apumnny of ids Own not so tout you could notice it, His example is very un­ worthy and The Herald will later impure u special article for Ids case that will show 1dm up In his truu colors. Our Job plant has been rushed with orders since the day of its inception and this order was not missed, hut the principle of this slap in the face cannot be overlooked. There are one or two other very dis­ tinguished gentlemen who send away for ail thrir goods, and they arc also on the list soon to be compiled. .. fANTS sale Also Cir­ 2 9tf MRS. M. L. ALLEN * For Sale.—Mule, wagon nnd harness, J as. Harris, Snnford. 29-tf _ __ 1 Can Fit you LOOK Has received n For S ale.— 25-foot cabin launch; 8-h.p. engine; brand new. For particulars ad­ dress J. A. McMillan, R. F. D.. Sanford. -For Our Store We have anticipated Beautiful Line of New $80. >909 A Sweet Window Garner & Roberts hnve a fine window candles, and -they wish to inform the public that n special low All Local A dvertisem en t« Under This price has been made on this bunch of Heading, One Cent a W ord Each Issue sweetness for a f«W days only. .................. TSee the window display. Lost.—Gold brooch pin with ruby set­ ting. Finder please leave at Herald office and receive reword. 2 9-tf For S ale.—Choice Jersey cows for cheap. Now fresh or will be soon. Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching. cular free. C.F.Ward,WlnterPnrk. lì ' “T o * S A tr—ITaAoTb ffi«T rurnTTureTtypei writer, and small safe, pictures, dinnerset and rugs. Mrs. E.C.Tabor,Twin Lakes. 2p YOUR For Sale.— Beautiful Pansy and Carna­ tion plantknnd cut flowers. Plants 10 to 5 0c each, Mrs. C.' R. RntlilT, Sanford. 29-3p Needs and Bought Our Stock of For Sale— Boiler, pump, nnd engine, 0 horse. In good condition, nnd w illbesold cheap. 2 Hlf —Sanford Machine & Foundry Works. T horoughbred Eggsrir Hatciiinc— White Wynndats, White Leghorns, Buff Leghorns, nnd Buff Rock. $ l for 15. Apply to J. F. Ariel, Snnford. 2TT-8 Latest Young lady wishes position in office or store during vacation months. Address “J. L." care Of Herald office. 2 7 -2 -p New-York For Sale.—Sound, gentle horse, with * good buggy and harness. Price rensonanhle. Horse can lie driven, or worked oit form. P. 0 . Box 9, Lake Mary. Fin. JJ6-4 •I Shoes, % Creations A^D For Sale, W ood—Pine or onk. by car­ load; blocks or otherwise. W. B. Ballar A ltamonte Springs, Floridn. If you want a first-class typewriter nt n moderate rice, coll nt The Herald office, and inspect the Bllckcnsdcrfcr. Th e best nnd most compact mnehineon themnrket. Y o u r P atro n ag e is Wanted— Party to contract to furnish engine wood on rack, for S, <k E. railway. » A. P. Connelly. lic ited AU-to Suit YOU and YOUR / Spring is opening up-nmi you will be compelled to *> <• •>•:*•> +*:■ •:* -t- à GATE CITY HOUSE : :: J. D. PARKER, Prop. Wanted— Everyone to know that the j ; • Room nod Board $1.50 Blickensderfcr typewriter is the best on the market. See them at The Herald o f­ •’ Meals, 35c. ♦ fice. For Sale—Good property, now bringing twelve per cent interest on investment. —N. H. Garner; Sanford. Pocket-book *■ . , * Near Dejtot For Sale—Lettuce phmnu_R»_lL Jdunt_ head, on Celery avenue. Comer of French nvenue and Third street. S pecial Rat e ready for field. man. , Watch for opening of tiie Art Store,,first week in February. Mattings of all kinds nnd patterns, from 20 cents per yard to 50 cents, at E. A. Heflleld's Furniture Store. r Long's Preserves in glasses. Finest on market. , On as. Evans. Buy Henry Clay Flour o f W. W. Long. The best on earth. SIB Art Squares for $15. size 9x12. TTem em C o r E. "Tlicre is nothing new under the nin" by the W o ek £ our roof are OLD. and much NEW and up-to-date IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN THE EVENT We don't charge anything (nr a look Come and —4»iv«HiR«re- !•»(««*----buying elsewhere D. L. T h ra s h e r OF THE SEA SO N . . . MADAME . . . everything complete for forming. Will sell with or without crop, On 4 111 street, west side. — W. K. Robbins, Snnford. Fin. Garner & Roberts are now ngents for the,famous Royal Scarlet brand o f can goods. * Why ikul leruiTSupply your needs?- But none of the (ìoods under Wanted.— An expefTenced. nli-round Wekiva Tribe No. 41 1 farmer, acquainted with Sanford condi­ tions. Must huve references. Steady job. Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings 27-2tp X. Q., Care Herald. on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each Lost—Five dollars reword for one Jer­ month in Mnsonic Hall. Visiting broth­ sey inHk cow with dark sides, gray on ers welcome. back, with short1 crumpled horns project­ ing over face. Has black tips, with no ear murks. Return to or notify J. A. • » Smith at the Flemming's place in West Sanford nnd get reward. For Sale—Two acres improved land, cottage, packing house, two ilowing wells; come out in a New Outfit Per Day. Tomato Plants— For sale. God plants Phone 238. C. W. Bow­ • — 27-2tp Furnishings Commercial Street, •Takash Block " Shade T rees— Those wanting shnde trees of nny kind, such ns palmetto, magnolia, onk nnd maple, should see A. F. Westcrdiek. Trees guaranteed tt> grow. Box 293. Snnford. ____ , - Celery Plants— 15,000 very fine prick lied plants.for"Bale~clieri|>. J no. 1). J inki8s. So­ EM M A CALVE The World’s Greatest CARMEN W IL M A N ’ 8 O P E R A H O U SE -SEABREEZE, FLORI DA Saturday, Mch. 13, ’09 W as In Act o f Robbing the P o s to fflc e R eserved S e a ts : $ 5 7 $ 3 , arid $2Sate Electa Brand Tea qjid Spices. Chas. Evans. Last Friday night Harold Haskins, the Tiekels oil Sillc nt' lionkiu's Drilg Store, Daytona, and Wiluiait* Oger» assistant postmaster, and Mr. Thornton The finest and most complete line of *r . ;. lfouMfr SeahreOCe. ’Pimae 177—- —-- ----------sfFp]»edirfldlhe posfoflke in onlerto'gcT candies and cigars are kept on sale hy something that had been forgotten und Garner fit Roberts. 1 iM W A W W W W y W M W i W W W W W M M W V W W W W W W W *** found the door leading Into the room tocked. Mr. Haskins had ids suspicions moused by hearing some one moving around inside,, and rustling around to the back door found that some one had been ut work upon the safe, hut had flown nt the first noise of approach. A complete ■PHONE 1«< 0 N E X T D O O R T O P O S T O F P IC E kit of burglars' tools were found near the safe and the yeggmun had just started to work with a drill. Up to this time no trace of tiie daring intruder has been found. r •________ METTINGER’S Cold Snap Benefited Celery The celery crop is looking fine and begin­ ning to move in large quantities. The large shippers hnve not started as yet. but within two weeks carloads will start to move North. It is claimed by some grow­ ers "that the cold fchup Improved tEe oelery^-New York Produce News. ’ - Increasing* llte lr E fficien cy 4 The Sanford Maclil w pnd Foundry Works have added to their p a n t a complete outfit for repairing 'automobiles of all kinds. This wiU be found of great conveuiance to the many people in Sanford who have uutomobilea, and it is no longer necessary to go to Orlando with machines for repairs. METTINGER’S > - - Department! T o the L ad le s of S an fo rd and V ic in ity : Having engaged for die Spring Season Miss Eva Murray, nn experienced Milliner. who having been in constant contact (since her engagement jti Janunry) with .the pi»=U fasionable " northern centres,' and'utiemled tiie wholesale and retail openings, comes to Snnford with the newest thoughts in her line, which, with a trtoek o f the latest creations" o f die Millinery Market (now en route) will give to die ladies of Sanford the best ever sh ow jn iiere.. • Miss Murray will tnle charge of our Millinery Department March 8. and will be pleaseW o meet die ladjes of Sanford and vicinity. „ ■ f • f # ’ JOHN K. METTiNGER I �■• ' . THE SANFORD HERALD IN AND ABOUT THE CITY A big Sunday dinner nt Stumon’s Mr. Aheck and daughter of Winict spent Sunday with Mrs. B.E. TaknCIf Little Happenings— Mention of Matters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST S u m m a ry o f the Floating Small Talk Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ ried Herald Readers. To the Merchants of Sanford No one IS authorized to purchase jny <oods upon The Herald account unless they have a w ritten order signed by me. Vou w ill please he governed accordingly. R. J* HOLLY. A cup of (loot) coffee nt Stumon’s. W. G. Hammond has returned from a business trip to Jacksonville. Dried Salt Shauldersat 12M cents found ot H. H. Hill’s grocery. Mrs. J. H. Overman Is In Atlanta this week purchasing her .spring stock o i mil­ linery. Sanford celery and lettuce Is bringing —good prices this week*and Lhc cool weather li nuking the shipping conditions ideal. ■ For Cash — Three cans 3-lb. Tomntocs. 25c; two cans 2-lb. Tomntos, 15c. This . offer is for a limited time only. W. W. Long. . 28--11 S. M. Donne, a prominent citizen o f the Geneva section, was In the city Tucsduy, and paid The Herald office an appreciated call. Before you buy a range, exam ine. the Princess steel range, nt the Sanford Fur­ niture Co. The host steel range on the market, and only $38. Think of ii I $4 for 21 mcq^ nt Stumon's. Frt'sh Georgia tratter. 33 ce nts n poutitl, Tor sale by Garner & Roberts. Best line of mattings ever brought to Go to II. H. Hill for everything in life Sanford. See them at the Sanford Furni­ grocery line. ture Company. Col. B. B. Mlnshew has returned from a Messrs. T. H. Barlow and John Ramke business trip to Jacksonville. of Orlando were in the city this week. Long-Distance Telephone Booth nt Fer.National BlscbW-Co'.’s line of. crackers nald's Hardware Store, Oak ave. 28-4 In cans or package, fresh and crisp at Garner & Roberts handle Chase & San­ Mt£uller’s new grocery. born's tea and coffee, the best on earth. Messrs. McNeill & Davis of Orlando Mrs. J. H, Bruton will leave -next week were In the city on Wednesday and spent for Atlanta to purchase a Jprge stock of the day looking over their pro|>crty in­ spring millinery and notions. terests. * t The famous Fox River Butter for sale Iron beds from $2,50 up, .Get themiptick at W-WrLong’s-Grocery. ■— ------------- nt the Sanford Furniture Company. K. H. Moyers, representing the PattcrLee Fegenbush. representing Hnrehtield son-Snrgent Point Co., was in the city on Bros:, commission tAcrehauts of LouisWednesday in the Interest of his firm. vjlle, Ky., is In the city this week in the W. E. CutlifT, -representing the Ameri­ interest of his firm. can Ink Co., o f Cincinnati was in the city Popularity of M eitlngcr’s Store « Thursday calling on the printing trade Headquarters for Iron Age tdbla. Any­ New storel New goodsl Everything thing you wnnt in hand plows, fertilizer fresh in the grocery line at McCullcr’s distributors, etc., Harry J. Wilson. new grocery, next door to L. R. Phillips' Mrs. H. D. BarrofT will give a demon­ drug store. stration of the Beechnut brands oi deli­ Iron beds from $ 2 .5 9 up. Get them quick cacies at McCuller s new grocery today. nt the Snnford Furniture Compuiiy Come in and try them. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Lane pnd ddnghler lf-ypu want -a first-class—tailor-made retumed^o their home in Norwood, 0., suit for $12.98, call nt D. A. Caldwell A this week after a pleasant visit to Mr. Sons. and Mrs. J. E. Pnce. The A. C, L. officials while here -Tues­ Commencing January 1st, 1909, George day, inspected the Sanford & Everglades W. Venable, contractor anil builder, will Railway pnd complimented Mr. Connelly employ only union labor, nnd work eight upon the rapid advancement being made hours n day. upon tills new project. Mrs. M. L, Allen wishes to extend The Herald is on sale m T. J. Miller & thanks tu all for their appreciation of her Son’s store, and the City cigar store. —. selection of millinery by their presence Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick and congratulations at the opening at the Sanford Furniture Company. New. line m en's pants $1.25 to $ 5 ,.at Mrs. C. R. Ratliff left a box of fine pan­ sies at The Hernld office this week and Jack Moore, representing the Folk-Com­ they—nrc—bcnnties:"M rs.- 'Rn[Iirr ruises pany’ left this week for other points in the pansies, carnations qnd cut flowers for »late, after starting the work upon San­ the market. See the “ ud" In Want Col­ ford’s new directory. umn. Dill Pickles, swust mixed, cucumbers, English Cabs, all the rage in go-carts, mnngocB and sour pickles in hulk. ul The Sanford Furniture'Co. Ciias. E v an s . Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. —- Prof. C.-F.ilurguianuf SCuLircczc wusiu W r ita-4ilm -a t O rlando.-------------- — — ; ........... the city Wednesday, advertising the'greut Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Coney of Brunswick. Madame Emnin Calve, who will appear In Ga.,- are in the city. Mr. Coney is of the Wilmnn’s opera house at Seabreeze, on firm of Coney & Parker and js well known March 13. • .' in Georgia business circles. He is inter­ Romeo Coffee, 3 pounds for one dollar ested in celery culture and will inspect Chas. Evans.1 tlie celery fields while here. Holmes Ulair of Charlotte, N, C., was in Elegant display o f fine sllk su t Yow the city this week. Mr^Dlalr is interested ell's. Three days sale beginning today. in Sanford and suburban property, and is Come early a great booster for our city, The Herald Have you seen the Piincesssteel rarigelf will keep him posted. | Six holes, warming closet rind reservoir, See the English Cabs, the latest things asbestos lined, only $38, Sanford Furni­ In go-curls, urThe Sanford ^Furniture Co. ture Co. New line men’ s pants $1.25 to $5, at Be sure and read (lie page advertise­ M cttlngcr’s. ment of the Sanford Grocery Co. on the Mullein and Saucer hove rented the eighth page. Mr. Stripling, the genial whole Demonl building and will have nuilinger promises to give the people of furnished and unfurnished rooms tu rent Sanford the best of “ everything good to at reasonable prices. They also conduct eat" and his advertisement will tell you pool room, barber shop and cool drink hIkiuI it. stores down stairs. Women's exchange, nt the Art Store, sttm -f Everybody isirr— ^ k ty it tc k rrriirrvr mid Palmetto avenue. Swell line of qunrtered oak rhefTonlers W. It. Bridges, (little Willie) the mini­ at Sanford Furniture Com jinny. ature typewriter salesman, was on the Best line o f stoves ever brought to the bricks of Snnford several days this week. city. Prices the lowest. — A. E. Hill. Willie represents the Underwood ty|>eFresh Muckeral nt H. H. Hill’s grocery writer and sells them, being one of the L. J. King of Columbia. S. C.. visited his greatest hustlers in Florida. son, Dr. O. W. King, several days this week. Now is the time to buy your sub-irri­ Mr. King represents the Pike Hnrdwarc Co. gated land. See M. M. Smith. of New York. He Is greatly interested in A letter received from Geo. Davies, an Sanford, and will probably return at an old Sanford d iile n . now President of the early date with the view of investing in F. O. Eagles in Jacksonville states that a property. number of the Jacksonville Eagles will be Fresh oysters on Tuesdays and Fridays at down here on March lGlh to help initiate Garner & Roberts'. Full measure. the new Aerie here, and incidentally If you have rooms for rent, put your - shake luinds with their old friends. * name in the rooming house directory, at We sell the best lime and cement that the A*rt Store money can buy !1 — A. Hrrrm— Do away with dust while sweeping cars J. U. Chesncy, representing the Slrawpets by buying Wizznrd Curpct Cleaner of —-Walker-Cu. o f Muokagan, Mich., wusJu the W T v O im i ■ . city Tuesday, In the interest o f ids firm. G. F. Hunnlcut,'editor of the Southern , The Sliuw-Wulker C o..m ake the famous Cultivator and Dixie Farmer of Atlantn, filing devices nud systems, and will have was a visitor to The Herald office on ~ them on display nt The Hernld office in n Thursday. Mr. Huanicut is an old friend few weeks. of F. A. Schumpert, and ut his request $18 Art Squares for $15, size 9x12. K. stopped over in Snnford to view the cel­ A. Heftield Co. , ery fields and write an article on the Mrs. Fred Stabler and family arrived in celery delta for his papers. _ thc city Tuesday from Stamford, Conn., trf See li. Hi Hill for“ Celery City Blend join Mr. Stabler. They wiil make Sanford Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents. their home, Mr.Stadler being the superin­ Rugs, from 75 cents up. E. A. Heffield tendent of the Lake Monroe Produce Co., ami having charge of their large farm Oil Furniture Store. Special jSale ...S IL K S ... THREE * D A Y S- ONLY S A L E B E G IN S T O D A Y ♦ , We have in our new Stock of Fine Silks and will put down at a close price for Three Days Only N. P„ Y O W E L L & W FARMING PL E M E N m a • W e are A g e n ts ’ fo r 4 M cltln g er’ s. __Iron beds from $2.50 tin. GeLtlimi quick at the Snnford Furniture Company. The W. C. T. U. is invited to hold their March meeting at the residence of Mrs. A. E. Philips.onvxiext Tuesday afternoon nt •1 o'clock. . . ^ -.- l~ C lark’s C utaw ay H arrow s Olives in hulk nnd in till size bottles. - Cuas, Evans. The residence ol Paul Keely on Oak av­ enue is undergoing extensive improve­ ments. The work is being done by nontractor I. C- Hughes. High grade Cigars and Tobacco. Smok iug ami chewing. Must complete line in lie city. ' * Chas. Evans. Harry V ilso n hns n new toy for the children hr the shape of an airship. They are proving a great plaything and are be­ ing sold rapidly nt the-tmalLsuiu of 25 cents. Fresh fish every day—Guaranteed to lie fresh—also oysters. —S. C. Richards, Leflier Block. Misses Emma and Drusie Peter, of Winter Garden s|>eiit Tuesday with Mrs. S. Rouge, Miss Emilia Rouge leaving lit night for New York to take up her hos­ pital duties again. T. M. McRae, representing the Southern H njgC o^of .Jucksonvjlle vfnft In the city Thursday. Mr. McRae Is nil old Sanford resident and has many friends here who are always glad to see him. Planet Jr., and Iron Age and Hand Tools Horse The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co = = = = = SANFORD, FLORIDA .................... ........... Magnificent exhibit of plumbing goods nnd electric light and gns fixtures, nt Fertiold’s Hardwnrc Store. Oak ave. 28-4 Our Own coffee. the best 25 cent coffee on the market, for sale nt Gamer A Roberts' stores only. Mrs. W. N. Conoley, the wife of n former pastor of the Methodist church here, ar­ rived in Sanford yesterday, nnd is the guest of tier niece, Mrs. Angus R. Chap­ pell, on Celery avenue. We wish to call attention to the adver­ tisement of J. K. Meitingcr on the fourth page. Mr. Mettiuger'a nd will be found in the same place each week and will fpnvcv tidings of great bargains ill the dry goods and millinery line. — fiO-BO-valur-sitnitafy (felt iHoHfoss go- iug nt $ 8 fur the next tifirty dnys. Snn­ ford Furniture Company. Drop In and inspect the P rin cesftteel ranges. A real range at a moderate pricer Sanford Furniture Company. Rev. D. B. Sweat of Jacksonville was a pleasant caller at The Herald office yester­ day morning/ Rev, Sweat is pastor of the Springfield Methodist church in Jackson­ ville, und for three years was pastor of the Methodist church in this city where he has a host of friends. Weutlier reportsdnily at Fernald'• Hard­ Now is die time tu buy your four-inch ware Store, Oak avenue. 28-4 The Prinpcss steel range, the leader sewer pipe for mains. Big stock on hand. While driving a well on the tract o f land — A. E. H ill . among ranges, six holes and wanning near Lake Jessup, recently purchased by F. C. Whltlliorne representing the closet, and reservoir, asbestos lined, only Harry PeiTer and oilier Pittsburg capital­ Times Union is in the city soliciting sub­ $38. at Sanford Furniture Co. scriptions. If he can get 2 0 yearly sub­ ists. a vein was struck that sent Uie water ^ f » - f , , A m l c L ot»Pfltkct>burg,^ W. Vu.. set! brnr T>nid hi ad vane« Mr. Whiuhorue into the, alx.a distance of Uiiny.iect.jind Fred .Temper ton, and Hairy Wray iiave purpose« to give Sanford a page of ndver- threatened to submerge Uie surrounding returned from a business trip to Jackson­ tisinfi matter in the T. U. Tills will be territory. The well was driven by Mr. ville. While in Jacksonville they wit­ o f great value to Sanford and the move­ SlnfTgal.of.tha.A. E. Hill Hardware Cq. nessed the head-on collision of two loco­ ment should be encouraged. Garner &. Roberts offer high-grade choco­ motives at Dixieland Park. Mr. Wray lates today, Saturdoy, only, for 30 cents M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres o f celery t' lKirts that 2 3,000 people witnessed the per pound. land. Sold on easv terms. great spectacle. ** * ’ * ■** y* v**-« # Mammoth Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies’ Un- i| derwear, Jackets, Shoes and Hats to be sold at_W.hole-JI Säle Cost This Large Stock of nn Entire Store in Georgia will be Sold at Our New Store in the Stone-Gore Build­ ing, beginning . _J ’ " Wednesday, March 3rd the west side. Get your silks ot YowelTs big three New shipments of choice allka goon / Three days sale o f allka at N. P. d qys sale. All the latest and best In Tow ell i Co’s atore, commencing to ­ sale today a t Yowcll's. Whole stock silks. • r silks at greatly reduced prices. day. To offer to the people of Sanford at Prices .....____ .... Make the Slock .Move-. Remember that this Sale will take, place before we open the New Line Dry Goods, Shoes and Notions at tlie Same Place BOBO & ‘ 304 FIRST STREET FORTSON SANFORD, FLA. 1 �,r\V■KViÎH - THE SANFORD HERALD Fourth Number Of Lyceum C ourse At | opera nous« Next Thursday M *h INAUGURATION WAS BRILLIANT Inclement W eather. Forced Crowd» to Seek Inside of Capital You W a n t to B u y o r S e ll Miss Christine Giles, soprano-vloliniste; Mist Evelyn-Lewls. reader-pianist; 'Mr. Leon G. Batchelder, flute soloist. This company is composed of the above metropolitan artists who ■have been tried and found not wanting: Miss Giles, who successfully perfected the unusual accom­ plishment of playing artistic violin obtlgatoes to her own soprano numbers; Miss Evelyn Lewis, than whom there is no j cleverer exponent of artistic reading on the platform; and last but not least, the great Batchelder, whoso work upon the solo flute has made him a reputation in musical circles second to none In America. This company will appear In the opera house Thursday, March 11th at 8:30 p. m. This number will be one o f the best of the entire course, and n treat is in store | for thoie who will go. The holders o f Benson tickets will tnke I them to Newlon’s drug store where the seats will fie reserved. The price of ad­ mission Is 50c, reserved seats 7 5 a School children- 35c, reserved seats 5 0 a | C|TY PROPERTY OR TRUCK LANDS William Ilownrd Taft of Ohio and James Schoolcraft Sherman of New York were .Thursday JnoWilurStcd. respectively, president and vice-president o f die United States. The Inaugural day ceremonies, how ever, werc.sadly marred by the blizzard which raged all night, and which for hours during the early morning weighted th? telegraph wires with sleet to the breaking point and cut ofT communion tion with points cast and south. Pennsylvania Avenue, from the capitol - building to the White House, was a sea o f slush and Ice. The parade, which -was , . I I W IT to have formed such a brilliant part o f -Uses o Slump-Puller the ceremonies, was a partial failure. A. W. Brown, the owner of twenty-five I The reviewing stnnds were unlit for use, acres of fine land on the west side, has | being filled with snow and ice and slush ten acres in cultivation and is now en­ ||When Mr. Taft saw the weather today gaged in clearing up the balance. Mr. I he smiled rather forlornly but said cheer­ Drown Is not content with the ancient fully; "I knew that it would be a cold method of grubbing out the stumps, but day when I wns made president of the has installed a Hercules stump-puller, United States." and the way tbe stumps are yanked out . v The oath of office was administered, in when the machine starts is a revelation. the senate chamber, in the presence of as The stumps are taken out clean, routs and many people as could crowd into the hlsall, and the method greatly resembles a “ toric room. It wns here, too. that Mr. dentist extracting a tooth. By this Taft mode his Inaugural address. method Mr. Brownexpects to clean up When all were assembled the oath of office wns administered to Mr. Sherman iis land in half the time generally ex- [ ~ “b y VlceTresident Fairbanks. After pended on this work. prayer by the chaplain the new viceNew Deputy C lerk' president delivered his inaugural address, City Clerk Scott finds that the nrduous | which wns listened to with closo atten­ duties of the city clerk's office are Impair­ tion by the audience. It wns not of great ing his eyesight, and accordingly has en­ length. Then he administered the oath gaged the services of Fred Housholdcr to I of office to the senntors-elect. Mr. J a f t act us deputy clerk, while M ri-Scolt wtH wns then sworn in and Uellvcred Ills nd*Hren; : ’ — ^ that will relieve him from the regular strain | Come and See Us 1 of book-kocplng. Thc Tw o W idow s r. Mouslionier is the son of Rev. A. E. Last bight ai the Orpheum thenlher the Housholdcr, pastor of tbe Methodist church, Two Widows wns presented by the Wills and is a bright nnd intelligent youiigmnn, . Musical Comedy Company, and the funny well qualified to fill the responsible position | musical piece kept the large nudicncc in n to w h icM ic has been appointed. continuous roar. It was caisly the best • bill yet presented by the Wills Company. Im portant to Investors — The Two Widows wns written for laugh­ Tracts of land o f I. 2, 3, 3, 10, 40, 70 I ing purposes only, and it serves its pur­ acres, at prices 530 0, $ 50 0, $05 0, $800 pose well. The dialogue is funny untithe and $1,200, at Altamonte Springs. Or­ - musical numbers bright. The musical |>or- ange county, Florida— tbe most desirable tion of lust night'ri bill contained several residence or winter home location in Or­ of the latest and most popular selections. ange county. Pure water, high rolling The crouds that are greeting the Wills land of best quality, interspersed with company show that they appreciate the innumerable clear water lakes; one of pieces that nrc being ofTcred. They see the most healthy locations til South Flor- j good entertainment at popular prices. ida. Apply to N. H. Focc, The roles of the Two Widows were plny- 2 3-tf . Altmonte Springs. ed by Harry Gilbert and Dick Thomas and An Innovation at YbwrU's their comedy work was good. Their fanny N. P. Yowell &. Co. have installed a sayings and songs made them favorites the nflute thEy Mgp M on Uû r^ iïïg c^ n tpittrm ' bnTt0TT nTBcnttnrinnrwm- mukc buttons from the goods and thus motel) I the first act. One of the prettiest musical uuinbers in any and all shades and materials. This the entire bill and a number that deserved will be n great boon to the ladles nnd special mention, was the "See Saw Girls." will obviate the necessity of a tiresome in the second act. This number brought hunt through a large stock of buttons to several encores. The Two Widows is the match certain shades. The public is cor­ best that lias yet been given by the Wills dially invited to call at Yowelis-etore and [ company. The same bill will be present­ sec the new machine. J • ■ m •V » . ed tonight and tomorrow, matinee and night. Thursday night, and for the rcinainderof the week, Sweet Sixteen, one of the com ­ pany's favorites will lie the hill__ TimesUnion. This great company of stars will appear nt Sanford Opcni 1Joust* first Mnnrtfiv Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Entire change of program each night. Shipped First Celery From South. William Gracy. representing the com ­ mission firm ofC . V. Smith &. Co., of BnlTtm c r e r ir tn 't he " city i ■Wêêï:-----Mr Gracy claims to be the first man that ever shipi>ed celery from the South. He ——was a truck grower at SnvantiSTTover- 2 f years ago and some northern firms were desirous o f getting celery in the early spring, and hod Mr. Gracy ship them a small consignment. The celery brought 10 cents per stalk to the grower. Mr. ~Cracy is greatly surprised nt the wonder­ ful development in the vegetable growing around Sanford,, and is especially inter­ ested In the prospects for strawberry cul­ ture.-------— -------- —t ---------------------------— 11 WARDING CELERY. SANFORD, FLA. It Makes No DifleJence What You Want or Where You Want It WE HAVE and on Terms that are Right H O W A R D -P A C K A R D *■ THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER ~ ^LUCAS PAINT Used In Uncle Sam 's P aln L S h op During the jiust year the IJ. S. Navy hns consumed 691.000 pounds of Lucas W hite Paint and 278,700 |x>undB of LUCAS COLORS, sullirienl to produce more thun 100,000* gallons of paint, equivalent to 50 carloads of 200,0 0 0 gallons each, nnd which would make n train more than one-lmlt mile long. In addition to. this Uncle Sam hnrused during th cp n stT rn r mnrr thun 25,000 gallons of LUCAS VARNISHES. ENAMELS and other products. Uncle Sam's preference is not a matter of favor, hut of QUALITY nnd RESULTS. In Uncle Sam’s service, as in cvcrylKxly elsc's, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have an unbroken record for satisfactory results, . -j. COMPANY □ by T sst for O row ors. All who have u*cd thia »pray continuouily arc free from blislit uml insects. V WELL DRIVING We have the largest and best e q u ip p e d plant for driving w e lls in this section of th e country and are p re p a re d in lill ail orders p ro m p tly . Our machinery is up-to-date and our w ork m en are -s k ille d in the work.------ L Those contemplating putting in wells would serve their lie^i inter­ ests by consulting us and learning prices before making contracts. . . - • v Crowing Strawberries, Celery j ;•* g Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays • * I Sell the Land— Your Brains, Money, nnd Muscles Mukes the Crop nnd the Profit A. C. L. O fficials Here R .K cn lcy. third vice-presldetii -M^ihdtfhL general superintendent o f the Atlantic Coast Line, were in iH è'cìfpj Monday on a tour o f inspection. —— | p h e y were taken over tbe city and I through the celery delta and expressed themselves as well pleased with the com ­ pany's property and the city In general, | being greatly surprised ut the ra p id , growth of Sanford. J ., LAND ... A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements M adam e Calve at S e a b r e e ie The world's greatest Carmen. Madame I Emma Calve, will appear at WlUiiun'sOpera House at Seabreeze. March 13. Tills will be a great opportunity to hear this fa­ mous singer, and several Sanford people are arranging parties to attend this great event in musical circles. Reserved seats will be $5, $3 and $2 each, on sale at Hankins' drug store. Daytona, nnd the Witinan’s Opera House nt Seabreeze. Will Im prove Ilia P ro p e rty Henry M. Hays of Nashville, Tenn., was I in the city Thursday on a visit to his brother-in-law, W. D. Holden. Mr. Hayes owns a valuable tract of lund on thè M ake A Fine Appearance west side and will puf it Into cultivation The Sanford Grocery Co., under the able at once. He Is greatly impressed with | managemnnt of W. W. Stripling, is one the bright prospects of Sanford. o f the neatest and most up-to-date in the Lawn M ow ers • south. Mr. Stripling believes in-good ap­ Special prices to' reduce stock. If you I pearances and his window displays are want a good mower at a loyr price, now is works o f art. The clerks are now garbed the time to buy. Also good stock of in white coats and add much to the,gen­ eral appearance o f the store. "Every­ scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes. [ Harry J. Wilson. thing good to eat*" Is the motto o f the Sanford Grocery Co. and a walk through flave You a T elep hon e? the store will tborougly convince one of If not, have one placed ut once for safethe truth o f this statement.— Mr. Stripling tyam tconvenience. Telephone your order U determined to give the people the best to W, A. Parr, Sujit., or to business office | o f service. at Femald's Hardware Co., Oak ave. 28-4 I , * -#• —. 1 J - j \m I CHRISTINE GILES RECITAL CO. TAfT IS P R E S ID E N T Another Ohio Son Takes est Girt - _Marth 6 . Ido; IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D F lo w in g “ F A R M S —U N C L E A R E D LA N D S W e lls on Celery Delta nnd other Desirable Tracts In B lockslo suit Purchaser. J . N . W H IT N E R a.* A ll Prices and.descriptions upon request. First National Bank WWW Building �March f*l909 THE SANTORO «ERALO SANFORD, THF LUCKY! interesting Article on Spiritual and ------ M a t e r ia l Development REMNANT ROOM ! 4 9 6 W ashington S tre e t NOTICE o r INCORPORATION Of the Sanford C elery Delta Land Com pony Tlir undersign'd hereby filer natter that they in trnd lu imply to Hon. Albín W. Gilchrist, as Gov etnar of the s u te of florida, at Tallshassrr. flor lila, un (he lüth day of March. 11)09, for issuing of T '¿rr.» ,,n,Fn* Incorporating the SANFORD CEL­ ERY DELTA LAND COMPANY, under the proi»m-,] i hnttrr alloc lint herrto. the original Charter Iwlnil now tut tile with the Secretary of Stale nl Tallahassee, Marida'. IN JUSTICE COURT THIRD DIS • TRICT, ORANGE COUNTY' FLORIDA HAVE YOU SEEN THE Frank YV Gray am. Geo. W Atiams ■nd C G PerryT imftnbni tidlnjf Busi­ ness us the I'ustime Theatre ' ' vs. * I'lnintltrsT Williams nml A R Boone, doinp Business ns Theatre Film Su Com pan v. 1 entinnts T o T, Willlnrnp tinti A; R. Boone, nirminRhnnr, Alnlmtnn: Y’ ou uru hereby noliiletl tlmL writ o f attnfirment has been issuet •luninst T. Williums anil A. R. Boone, tlointr IrUBinesa an Theatre Film Supply Company, nml your property, tow it; seven reels o f film», now in San ford, Fjorida, has b e e n . attached to satisfy the demand o f the above unmet I plninA T Y P E W R IT E R I I tiira, - amounting - t o - 1 w entyxripht‘ JlW) dollars. FOR Therefore, this is to command you to appear b efo re me, the Justice (if the A LL PURPOSES Peace in and fo r the Third D istrict o f Orange County, State o f Floridn, nt my ofllco in Sanford Florida, on the 5th day o f April, A. U. liK>9; otherwise ju d ge­ One thnt will stand the {Jrcntrst tests ment will ire rendered aguinst you, and your property «old for the said debt. Cannot get nut o f alignment W itness my hand nnd ofticinl seal at "T h e best mnehino 011 the market Sanford ireTh» county .o f - OrariKo- ami 4 ilOO Mu lime for JOO the State o f Florida on this the 10th day o f Februnry A. I). 1909. See tliem at Tlie Uuqild office L. G. S tr in o celi .o w , Juat’ cc o f thu PuacuJird Dial -(sen i) Drange Co. Fin; - t The following article* on Sanford ap­ B 08T 0N , MASSACHUSETTS peared In the Inst Issue o f the Floridn Christian Advocate: "The good fortune was ours to visit again, after a lapse of years, Sanford, the ‘Celery J.- N. Warrant, City.' thn‘Queen City,’ the ‘Lucky City.' Opening of Our New A, T. Kosorrror. ytc do not know by how many other good S. (>. Cu**t. Tlir undersigned have associated umJ tin hrrcliy names this thriving center o f human nsstwlatr themselves together for the purpose uf (“ Uning u lady corporate under and by vittur of life and energy might 1 » called. Prehnps I¡i» Law* of the Slate of Florida, nnd we do adopt no town was hurt worse by the freeze than tlir billowing Ankle* of tnuirpurnlkm; Sanford. Before the freeze, it was n center ‘ ARTICLE L • The'nnmr nf this corporation shall hr -thr SAN of fruit growing nnd commercial enterprise W o aro S o ilin g T hese Goods FORD CELERY DELTA LAND COMPANY, and It* principal place of business shall Vw*» SanfofdBeing at thcjicnd jof navigation on the __P lro c t F r om L oom » to You rtortda. p d llt snoli nave such other places o ' $u John*, and hntf w n y t m w c e n Tnmjm business In Florida tmd other S*atrs a* shMI "br OUftWORSTEb MILL ENDS wr have drchlml to determined by the Boanl of Director*. and Jacksonville. Sanford has always en mil direct at the luw price of 8 0 c per \nr<1 Great value . ARTICLE 11. Joyed n good share of whnt railroads nnd Thr general nature of the business to lie (ran* SPRING LINE OF FINE ZEPHYRS-Clus iteamlMmts can do for a place in the way OUR tinnì». . In short lenitili*. . -------, styles superior to nny acted by said corpointion sjiall tie: To buy. hold wcliave ever »Mimo In cotton gotxls. Mrrll sell. work, lease, rent, exchange, cultivate. Ini of commerce. Besides this, hcr-riclt lands prove nnd otherwise deal In real estate cither as Mntlra» In stripes, Inncy check*. Iirnmlful . ____nr owners or In commission for others; to plat. Im and beautiful location on her lovely lake ratine uf coloring; »*»11 wonh I 2 » c , unly prove, develop, farm, drain, dike and irrigate Invited a floe class of citizenship, who WAVERLY ZEPHYR—Check*, stripes. In lands and dispose of its products, and to da and variety of »tyle*. unexcelled; wnrlh worth C J . á n prrfqrm all thing* needful or necessary for the full went there to make their homes. Brick t)c, only......., ........... .............. J J T t enjuynienl of nil the rights ami privileges of Its ownership — . -• — ftores nnd hotels were bullt.bemttifiil res- PREMIUM ZEPHYR-An astra . , , . . . ------- Une quality ARTICLE III. fiords. coloring rnllrrly npnrt from nrdi- I idences crectcd.-nnd Sanford^was a great The amount of cnpllal stock of this coriKiralion nnry; Wurth 15c. only................................ • place. Then came the freeze, when forshall lie Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars. PLAIN CHa MTTRAY—full rnnge of colors: fl <J25 OOO,(Ml) fully fn¡d un (hr shares to . be Out ■— tnnes were dlstroyed in h night, nnd the —worth 23CTint> 15«? lier yunl , 1 ifundrrd Dolíais«- {.llÜU.UÜj uuh, and two hun­ dred and nfty In mltnlier. amt of par Valtie nf One = savings o i ft lifetime took wintry wings Persian ' r e K m p m x ' r.»r cidiHundred Dollar* ( *100,00>each, All therapitnl 19c sti« s a n r Sr d HERALD ilrcn'* wear; worth 33r, only. . . . . . and lied. Many said Sanford wns dead. k to lie fully paid up In real property nt n lust N o t l o o u l D l k c l in r g o value to tie ftxivl and delerniliinl by the Board of PERCALES AND PINTS. In »hott lenitili*, at On our fonncr.vislt. we saw practically a 3 0 9 Pirat S t., S a n ford , F lorida lilrn tors. very low price* All persons are litreliy notiiicd timt whole brick block turned avef to the owls OUR WORSTED DRESS GOODS tiro well worth ARTICLE IV. on, to-w it, the ,T0 th day o f June, itKftf, The corporation shnll continue fur "a tv-rlixl of Tire guaranty Trust ami Saving Hank arcing, ns no other store cun show them* gmxis and bats. This was sad. Seventy-live Years from nnd nfter its Irgnl Incur as we control the entire line exclusively will nliltly for its final discharge as ex­ tnration hy the proper iiiilhorities. "But what a transformation one beholds ecutor o f the estate o f lu rin g A. Chase, 27 INCH BIRDSEYE COTTON DIAPERS—Vrry ARTICLE V. now on entering that little cityl Every heat quality; worth DOc for 10 yards; f i t ; , , deceased, to the lion , William Martin, *,lle price.......... ................ "oL J The business of Ihr conxirullon shall I** ron County Judge ot »tore and residence occupied. Stores full Orange County. iluctnl by the following officers: A Presiden!, WORSTED SUITINGS-Odd* and end* Vice-President, n Secretary and Treasurer, lo tic Floridn. and for tire approval by sniti AND of choice goods, shoppers thronging the 51ofINCH season; regular price JI.25; while . 1 | | „ elected by the Board of Directors, and n Board they last lltlc per yard............................ -«“ L of Directora of not less than three nnd not more County Judge o f filial accounting ns set streets, men talking of cclery.nnd lettuce than seven In numlier. The office of Secretary and forth ' in its remirt to Raid County in terms of thousands, Mark our predic­ BALANCE OF OUTING FLANNELS, I', 1 _ A „ Treasurer may lie held by one lairson. The Di­ Judge's oflice in the City o f Orlando, the H)c quality; clean-tip price ... " • “ t, rer tur* shall tie chosen from list of itnrklioldrrs ol Orange County, Florida. tion. Sanford’s prosperity is. just begun. Ibecorporation and elected nnminlly. Mall Orders will receive prompt a Iten lion Orlando, Florida, January 1(5, 1909, Let us nil watch her grow. Until the liras annual meeting and rleclJxiii of of(leers nnd (heir qualification, (FIs officers of this The Guaranty Trust nml Saving Bank, "We saw one rellc^of the old days, the ROOM 20 mtpornl ion shall lie; J. N. Whltner. President! A, W, M. H .stw i-k , Jr., President. T. Kossetter. V i.e President;olid S. tl. Cliase. Sec­ sign, ‘Colored Bar.’ We wish the W, C. T. retary and Treasurer. The Board of Directors Upstairs, Pico Block U. women or the Towit Improvement A s­ shall he: J. N. W hltner. A. T. Rossctler niul S O. YJotide o f Application for Tax Chase. sociation would tear that reminder of the Tlie hrsl organization mrrllng id stockholders of Deed Under Section 8 o f Chap­ this corporation shall be held in Sanford, Florida, old dark, days of the saloon nwny. San­ ter 4888, Laws o f Florida. uo the tilth day uf Mun b, I'.KIll, for the purpiwe of Open Tuesdays 4 to G p. m. ford is another illustration of how remov­ adopting by-laws, and doing such other business AND ns il may desire 10 transact The nnnual meeting ing the saloons hurts a town. Let us all Notloo I* he rob J viven that Martin Doyle, »ball la* on the lirst Tuesday of May of each year. Saturdays 4 to Op. m. purt haror o f la x i-orlIMi-alt-s nnmcrl lielow, remove that old.badge o f shame. ARTICLE VI baa fìk«UahFei'rt I(Ionian lit nlw otlliv.aiul n ailo "But we mast not write ton much about Tlie. higbesl mnminl of Indebtedness n fth liio r jHUUtltui lu which tl ran gilhjrct ilsrlf shall not ai plh'rttloti or lav tlotals lo Usuo In necorford xdery aiid _m aterial. prosper!cy. ■eston i tts-cilptratvinrtt:----------;—— ' " ' nnnöö alili luw’ Rull) fü r !ilU-al*-* l'mbmocs S t r a n g e r s WTïïTco me Ilio follow ing ilonoflhi-il p-iiporly s UiiuiinI in Ours Is n church paper nnd our people are ARTICLE VIL The names and resldepcrs of the subscribers of Orango ('tm iily. Fiorirla, to wll: most concerned, ns well they may be, with Juli» »I,,« w h»na i„ii, a nd 4lu*wiuaa,t id siw, k . ~ 1 M chief nsscllTof nny-rotntnmoty. i u subscrllnvl bv each Is ns follows: tíVTKSéS» J N 'W Ï ,liner, Suit furd. Hui IdArntllTihTtT— -----godly people. We will not sny more about at-8Ni«i| In Ilio mimi' ot W, II, Farlo. yA T Kossetter. Sanlord, f ktrlda, 71 sliurrs. 7 ¡F? S tl Chase. Sanfunl. H on.la HO shares 3(5m , No. aù: tUV 1-4 o f Poo 31. T|i. »1 Po 27 E.. the excellent Sunday school, but will speak In Witness Wtintcur. tlie subscribing Incoe pont- nssomlotl In Ilio ninno o f Chaw . M. MoKwr n. of theSurulny services. We were greeted* DEALER IN tins do hereby tuhscriUi their names this third rtl day O tr i.,No. Uh W 1-2 12 a o f MUI « o f N 'M -1 at the morning hour by n large congreif Fibruaiy, A, It IHOlt. j N Wtiimr*. ?o c 31, fl'.2ll 8 . 11,27 F. aasosso'l lu Ilio natilo A T. R,r.sr.riis. ntiun. Bro. Huushulder says it is that if (Tin*. M MuKwlir S 0 . Crusz. Si »tr: or Frns in*. I f o r i . No. 43: U ,(a2.V 3A latta r, lo III III k. A. way every Sunday. They listened pati­ CntiNri or Um Nee J ently while tide editor told them some lleffirr me R E. Maxwell, a Notary Public of the MoDonqbl's su b-ilh . In Hoc. il"), Yp. M03. II. 27 aa*o*si«l lu i ho nani« o f Unknown Owner AND State uf t lurida, prison all y came J. N Whltner, A. tilings pertaining to die advancement of b'oN»eUer olid S. D Chase, to me well known lo 1Mihi orrlilloutoi shall Iki nalooiiiotl riooorbe (he peTBuni tinmeil in antkwlm signed the fnrethe Kingdom. Sonic of them out of the ng lo law Ini (toeda will lamio thereon Ilio gohig Ar líeles of Inrurpnrntiun. and each fur him­ m ilay o l II o o o i i i I h - i A . II. UM'. tenderness of their heurts told us the ser­ self ai kuowhdgid that lie subscribed und executivi Ihr tame Articles of Imtuporatlnn for the purpose* Wllooa-HNl (ItV Migiuiluro Iinrl ofll.Till aeri! I Ills mon wns helpful. Tills helped us. we are herein expressed bo 20 "rlav o f Novointivr A. 11. 1U0H. In WrraL» Wnunor. I have hereunto set my sure. At the conclusion of the sermon Agent for Virginia-Carolina FcrII. M. Ilolilnsoti. hand and official seal this 3rd day of February A. I> IVJtrit Bros. Hotishoulder nnd Mettlnger, paster Clerk Llreull t'ou rl. Orango I'to in tr . Klorlf l ________ tlllzcrs ____ I»i*t.1 ’ . F C. MssVtO, nml Sunday school superintendent, helped Notary Public Stair of florida My eununlssion spile» April FI. r.H2 23-5 to Increase the already large list of subIt makes no (iiffumice what lu riroult I'oiirl. 7ih Jinliolnl f'lri iill , scTiltprs t<( the paper. Sunford now lias luit.la. Orangi' rvuiiil). lit C irc u it C ou rt, S c t r n lti J u tllc ltil C ir­ one of the largest lists, with the fewest In Bouirlllloii o f P, M, Ovorin»n. formorlv . M. Ilakor. Kiiiiri)l*ii. to h ivo *11*1111111111-* of you use now, c u it, Orange C ounty, T lo rid u arrearages of miy charge in the Confer­ Typewriter 11011-HKO o f ■)(-**<- !.. tinker roitiot o<(. Tonsorial P arlo rs urruelia VillamiRutiind'i a rut Now on Olla il«)-ibi* tvi o *0 eunilng o n t o ence; Mike Rotundo, lier huthuml, carri upon sworn (wflilirn *,f thv (Jiiurilian* • * have used in the past, or arid Mike Rolmulo to his own “ At tile evening service we spike on orolii mol allhlavIlH ntlaolavl lo subì p lltlon Bill for Par tit ion aOri Ih** U a a l IamvIu,, *b- flu*(r..f ^eehio'iHible— ilttk— Cuttiir * rm.in’s'MlSSToiiary MovcmenT We m l la lug a<lvl* >1 III Ilio premiaos, iloti, COUVittoria Villano use. the machine blot Mint II Is tillilo i dr nul ugo o f nabl Jos«had more men in the congregation than and (Jenoral BarherinU Ibilrrr thaï Mut ili-.ilu III h s nf Muti-ago ol To Vittoria Villano, -----we have had ut any service since we have From ihp affidavi!* of Mike Kolundoand Carme- the s ibi JoNSn I. Baker Im irnm vu I ilioroforo. iiHIlKIIKII. A D J t'U iiR D eventually buy is the Ila Villano Rotondo, herein doly tiled, they decise ilN il I*IlKFUKKD been Irnvling around. They gave good Miai the Mini Joaao I Baker and say upon oath that they ure the cwilplainunt» - in it hr I* bi-rr-Bj aolhorUt-il In lake tilnirgp Hoi and Cold Oaths al all Hours, named in the foregoing Bill of Partition: that ihr attention, and wc believe good will come phur Baths a S p scia jty rr*|Njiiilfliit, Vittoria ViUuuu (or Victoria Villano), f nml liiuiiago In* ow n alTalr* nf Ilio vaiai , •from tin* service. o makelilaobargoH nml '•rijill tañeos, ‘ ilo -nil » u non resident of till-State of ilaridu; that *bi Monday*Feb. 15th Spring Line of Worsted > Dress Goods B lick en sd erfer? Sanford Library Î I Free Reading Room W e have Fine Line Men’s Pants $2 per Pair G r e a t V a lu e —W e ll M a d e UNDERWOOD SSL w. w. Fresh Meats Groceries The Pioneer Visible ALBERT G R A M L I N Ö Advertising Lucky Sanlord William Temple and J. A. McIntosh old ¡pOtitcrB, formerly Irt the DeLand oillces, .pa&tcti through DeLand yeaterdny. They are an the road for the Sanford Board of 'Trade. ■ sticking up signs advertizing Sanford.—DeLand News. Messrs. Tern pie a ml McIntosh o f Sanford, who are Hairing the state for the purpose of advertising thu ‘‘Celery City” l|ave been hi Pulaika this week Inching up "Lucky Sanford“ signs everywhere. That city has indeed been lucky In securing to it­ self n reputation ns the center uf celery cutture in the south__ Pulaika News. Mesvs. J. A. McIntosh nnd W. J. Tenr- ple -were htTL'~WPtliic sd»y— tnrklng up ■"Lucky Sanford" placards by o rd e r of the Sanfunl Board o f Trade. They will make (Mmtetrf (Virirol »»ml-VVuai Qatida towns before returning to the "Celery City".— Pulaika Times Herald. A Card to the Public 1 desire to inform my former patrons, . and the public In general. That I have ta­ ken charge ofnh e City “Restaurant (In the Bines block). I believe that the' experi­ ence gained by rnc in Jacksonville the [mst few months, will enulile me to please my customers even better than 1 did when I conducted tire old Central Cafe. Although I cannot just at present gWc the business my personal attention, my assistant. Mrs. Hicks,will be on hand at all times, aiul will take great pleasure iu g iv ng the best of service to all wtroinay cpll •t lire City Restaurant. —H. E.Wisz. Winner W ashing M achines A few more o f these still left, sold strictly on guantee. If they do riot do what we claim, money is refunded. H arry J.Wilson Attention, Ladies I' A new and up-to<■' d*te millinery store will be opened up here soon. —Mas. M: L A llen. Underwood m sutv'. ivmli uct atol tm unlit a"l<i‘t, wllli 111 Our visit ami you Ihn-uihc a Sdirmeli Pulruit s nu infant under the age of twenty one year», that site is a r itiien of the Kingdom ol Italy and like maiiliur wtlh the « ine llnblllllii« nml P ico Block up p o i IIs C x p rsss O lilo « now tv-tides with her mullief, Cattolica Sargent I« i Worm u* I Imi mli bo hail rosohoil the agi- o f 21 Villano, at l.un»dnmiid. Marlgliurio. Provincia dl poms. Ill'N F ami (ilIM FBFD at V liamta-ra this Caserta, Kingdom ol Itfll/j nnd that (herí! Is no prison in thr State of Florida the service of a tub- 2Htli ilay o f Jiiimurv. A I). 11««). M» tia upon whom would bind Ibe said Vittoria Minor p. .loues. -Itulgo. oto, , Illuni) H ale o f Florbla. orinili y o f oruligo. You arr therefore ordered lo npprar to tbit Bill t. II. M, Itiibinaon, U Í o r k o f lo o • ('treuil for Partition on Mondai Ibe 1st day of March, ••urlili anil for subi o.-unly anil Pialo, ilo IIMI'J. the same lieing n rule day ol said court. haroby corllfy (list ilio n l«o >•nml loregolug It Is further unirmi thill Ibis notice lie published u n In i" ami voi ri ot ori 1 o f Ilio Orrior iin for eight consecutive wer ks in The Sanford Herald, Pprim o f r ivinl In I I I ) nllloo In Minuto Hook a new»|ia|ier published m Orange County, Florida N ’ pagoW Ibis 21Mb Bay o f .Isfinnty, A. II. Witness. B. M Rigid so t. Clerk ol the Circuit IUm, Court in and for Orange county, Florida, and the W Itilims I lly lui I111 amt limolai so» I llil*2Utb seal of said tvHirl. this 2nd day ol January, A D Iny nf .lam iniJ .1 l> IW)M. UiUll, It M. R obin w in . Clerk. tl. M . IlnltlniHin, Clerk. A. M. Ttmisuix, lutati M. I, Marl, 11. C. $ 110 0 .0 0 Solid tut lor Complainant*. 22-H By M A. Howard, D, C. FOR H. & W . B. DREW CO. STATE DEALERS Jacksonville, ( »-ROOM HOUSE, 11 ACRES In Enterprise Florida Write us for further information Sanford Machine t Foundry Works T O A IL lN d In the Circuit CoutC^f the 7 th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County, W OMEN Little Sound Advice Will Help Many h Kutterer in Kaniord DON P E A B O D Y E n te rp ris e . F lo rid a i k y . r » . ot...a— y No wntitun call bo henllhy mill well if the klilncva ure uick. Poisons that FRESH jmas olT In tlie socretiono- whqu the kitltieyg u re we'I, ure returned in. tlie body when the kidneys are sick. Kidneys etttil-bWltUtF Ihm'-uiuu iullaiuvvl mid awtiL. len and worse troutdea i|uick tv follow. This Is often the true case o f bearing AND down pains, lameness, backache sideache, etc. Uric poisoning also causes headaches, dizzy spells, languor, nerv­ ousness and rheumatic pain. . When suffering sp, try Doan’ s K id­ ney Fills, a remedy that causes sick kidneys. You will g o t better us the kidneys g o t better, tuul health will re­ B. U T lU iln u n , (Seal.) turn when tha kidneys are well. L et J. I. ANDERSON'S 23-8 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. a Sanford woman tell vou about Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. William Goss, Laurel A ve., San­ N o t ic e o r A p p lic a t io n f o r T ax Defcd DEALERS IN ford, Flu., sayp: "K id n ey trouble in my U n d er S e c t i o n 8 o f C h a p t e r 4 8 8 8 , case was made evident by an almost L o w s o f F lo r id a . constunt backache. It was hard for r It hereby liven that Gust Lind, pun hater me to stoop, lift or rest well on account rrriltifali* Nf. C H T -.8 * « 1BwfHttrtnr.Pl o f ihty paiitv •My kidneys» were «1st» d is­ t Ptumbing~and June. A. D.. IB98. bat filed said crruficate Inordered my and the secretions very unnat­ ~~ r. and has mode application for lax deed lo ___ ■ In accordance with law. Said certificate em­ ural. When I learned u f Doan's Kid­ brace« Ihe fotlowinj described properly situated In ney Pills, I obtained a box and am Oranae County. Florida, to-wise pleased to say that they soon stooped Lot 31, New Uptala ' The said land twin* nitrated •t lho-'lfftte of Ihe the backache. They also resturod my Issuance id auvh vcrUiivale In the name pf Un­ kidrieys to their normal condition and All Work Receives My Person n| A lien lion known owner .... «benefited-mo g e n e ra lly ." Unlew aald ceriificate shell be. zederraetl *cFor snlu by all dealers. Price 50 cts. Office and works 214 Oak Avonue rordlnl U taw, tax deed will Isaue thereon (in Ihe Foster-M ilbum Co., Buffalo, Now Y ork, 22nd Jay of March. A. D. 1009. _ mid Best Efforts ’Phone 130 Witnew w r aftolsl iMnaaliin;and saw) afcta, ikn sole agents fo r the United States. 20th day of February, A D. 1800. _____ Rem em ber the nam e—D oan’ s —and |u » l1 11. M. RiaouoK, ‘Phene 230 take no othr. Opposite City Hall Clerk Circuit Court Oranae County, ITorlda SANFORD, FLORIDA Repairing All Kinds of Machinery v*. ) Bill in ( ‘hanerry In Lot i. Block 7, Tier z,) Enforr* tax t.Jen Uwnrr Unknown, sn j) T .A U -I V W w -ll Criot» , t, -- —.— --------Upon application ol lire City Snlicitor, a ix h.r-hyihxl r,n or before the I f h niarjr Bute iljy rwsl. being Irhnutiy 17 A. 1). 1yog. in saiil cmirt, you amn-ai to and nswrr 'ibe bllf fileri and set forlh ¡hr 11 llir* of your yctprt-tivr inlrrrxls in, right to, or Urns upon teal rslate situate in the City f Sanfrml. anj rirwribrJ in Ibe bilFas! law I, Block 7. Tier 2 It it ftirlber onJfr»<l Ihst Ibis order be published In Ibe Sanfnrd Herald, a newipaper -published in said City, onuw a week lor eight cnuucutivc weeks prior to «aid rule day. Witncsi. niy hand and »ekl nf Ihe said Cir­ cuit coat! Ibis ajlh day o f Novrmber, A. Lit MEATS GROCERIES D IN Autom obiles and Gas Engines t ( àuiM|t|0kiU>; « ■m V:A »im �THE SANFORD HERALD ITVITI? V T 14TMP -JL VXKI-irllXN U-- ■t • o, m ' , ' t t ‘ EVER YTH IN G "1 GOOD TO EAT ^ GOOD “Everything Good to Eat” TO. ___ ______— —-------------------------- .---- — ----------- — -—^ ----- f- ’■- - ----- - - — - -------------- ----------------- EAT W . W . S T R IP L IN G , M anager Thè Largest and Most Complete Stock of The Public is Invited to make Our Store Headquarters at all Times. Our Efforts ar rected toward giving- each and every Customer entire S'atisfactionTn every Articf Heinze’s 57 Varieties High Grade Pickles Lipton’s, Tetley’s. Seamon Bros.' White Beechnut Brand Baked Beans, Rose- Teas. Dickens' Special, Tip Jellies, Preserves, Bacon in Glass Top, .Chariot,. GIobe.4ind Niagara Curtice Bros.' Jams and Preserves ColTee; Puri-de-tanated and Ballard’s Obelisk Flour White House Coffee (Ask Mr. Briggs) m o fe bü si n és s, EVER YTH IN G EVERYTHING GOOD Everything Good to Eat GOOD TO EAT �SiÌB-'XVHWZf i « T r ^ !■ ï-C-iiJU TW E LV E .-> •*x t T j PART I :P À C Ê S "9 ^ fÔ l2 H ERALD /A^ S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living Number 29 INTHE SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concerning Society Tcoplé. POINTS PURELY PERSONAL Itow Celery City Vanity Fair Whjlr Away th e Golden Hours— S ocia l G ossip. — SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1909 tion thnt the invitations were written on red hearts nnd issued to the Cupids nnd their Valentines, who heartily responded ns over forty were present. The spacious verandas surrounding th e-hou sc^ were brilliantly lighted with n score Mf Japa­ nese lanterns. Among the guests we must mention Albert Brady. Braxton Perkins and Geo. Lovell, alt o f Sanford— Leesburg Commercial. • O O seidom. And my friends— up mid down the world they are scattered. And you can count them on the finger of one hand."- First Year Right at your Door! Parents’ Club - 1 The Parents’ Club will meet next Mon day afternoon nt 3 o’clock, nt the High School. The program will be: Instrumental Music..........« ..................Mi,» Frank A ild rr»,-' The Self-Made Man "....Rev. Kirkland S010 ....................T . . . ! ........'.............. ........ Mr*. H ot You can ¿ut ARMOUR FERTILIZERS A certain young lady in this town, not Discussion now so young in reality or in impulses as she was before her marriage, was s i n k ­ ing recently of her early experience» In Orny-Mrsscngcr Nuptials the social world. She said the best time One o f the Many Great Industries o f A quiet church wedding took plnce last for thinking was after a hall, and she Luchy S in fo rd Sunday nftemodn m 3 o'clock nt the was never moro serious than when she A representative or The Herald called Baptist church. Rev. J. W. Boyd offici­ reached her room after a night of guyety; upon C. R. Walker pf the Florida‘ Produce Drive your Waiion into Sanford . ating. - ; She thought the same applied to all girls. it Commission Co.,Tuesday, and found hi in Call on C. H. Evans The contracting parties were Miss Alice Her views inoy be a revelation to hinny, bUsily,engnged:in superintending the un­ Grny and Mr. Will Messenger-,, Only a He-Qiui deliver pay Kriimi-you especially the men. and she told therm iu loading nnd packing of thousands o f fish few friendtrwere preset*- to witness the a very impressive rind enterininmg mnn- There were over 3,000 pounds of herring *- -¿Our new WareKotife ceremony nnd few were nwnre that the ner. She said that many a young girl alone, and ns many more o f trout, shad, wedding had taken place ns the couple Without Delay— coming home from a night's gnyety sinks bream, catfish and perch. had decided to B tea lli march on their into u big chair before the fire nnd Very few people are aware o f the vast friends nnd had guarded their secret well. dreams for nil hour or two before going pro|Kirlions o f this industry in Sanford and The bride is a native o f Orangeburg to bed. Pretty speeches are recalled, n tlini many varieties o f salt water fish come S. C.. and during her residence in Sanford look from lids mini which teemed to up the river as far as Sanford. Tito her­ has inmie many friends who love her for menu so much, n dance with that one ring are found here in greatest numbers her sunny tcmpernincnt nnd kindly dismerely to recall which sets her pulses in February and March, coming up the river position. beating, n girl's kind word or the feeling to spawn. Mr. Walker stated that Jhe As for the groom, well everybody knows of commendation of an older woman— largest haul was ntadp near the old fibre Billy Messenger and it is safe to sny that all this com es.up us the girl rests- her factory last yrnr.-when nsnlldcarluad was no one hus more friends than he. For head in her hands and guzes into the fire. caught, and ns many more were thrown the jwist twelve years^he 1 ms been a resi­ Or any other brand of our justly As she takes off her flowers and puts hack in the water because they were una­ dent of Sanford, being identified with the them in water to keep for a day or two, ble to load litem, and they did not believe Celebrated Fertilizers— printing business and the publication of jicrchnncr her fingers may ''linger nlniut in.useless slaughter- Tlie water was so the Chronicle. Do you want HardwootLAahea?--------the petals, nnd nil of a sudden, life np---- Ur- uiul Mrs. Miuouuigrr -will ■reside in pears to be sweeter even than "before. the whole river looked like rain drops as Dried Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood and Bone [lie Carrawny cottage on Magnolia avenue Then ns the parly dress is taken off niul the fish floundered about and congested where they will be at home to their many Nitrate of Soda? the negligee put on, the girl glances about the stream. friends. her rtwrni— -------------------------------1" The herring aroshipitod to I lie Herald joins in extending cnngrnt-Thellow er« o f lost-week's btdHthi»-hireninHtcts, antirwTille tuli commanding us ------ olatinns-tothe'hnppy- cmiptf.^Mnynlfeir laid away on tlie shelf of the secretary: good n price, ore nevertheless u marketabark of happiness ride safely upon the withered they are. but still recalling hlecommodity when caught in large quan­ troubled sea o f matrimony and never pleasant memories, and a smile comes us tities. To anyone who has resided inland strike the rocks o f adversity. tier eyes rest upon them. The smile the sight of men scooping tip fish in shov­ deepens as she sees this token, nnd that els mid shipping.them by.the carload is M arried one, souvenirs of happy limes, pictures of one long, to be remembered. At the home o f the bride's parents at ( W rite u s) many a good friend, and an iq>cii tnetnoSeveral other firms in San fori) also en ­ Monroe, Florida, on the 28th of February, rutulum page- of happy times still in joy n lucrative trade in the shipping of 1009, Mr. William E. Hawkins o f Sanford store. "Ah, yes," the girl thinks as site Hsh, among them being W. N, Lcfiler, nnd Miss Mottle Wynne were Joined to­ CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales Agent, ~ sinks into slumber, “ life is sweet indeed." Frank Hatch. Speer & Malcolm nnd J. E. gether in matrimony, A. E. Householder With so many friends and such friends, Vincent. Sanford, Floridn ofllcinling. who can say it is not worth the livingT" (Ask Him) The contracting parties are well known Du S a nford C elery. luUutlic secrecy of tlini gentle maid­ — Hit Smlfttrd, having grown up in this vlR. J Holly o f The Sanford Herald left en's chamber one would not gn with clnlty. at Jlie Times office Saturday some very aught but kindly thought. Hut life is The bride is (file o f Sanford's most winremarkable celery. It is not strange that such with its lessons that always they W H Y N OT U S E some young Indies ami her sunny nature Sanford lias become famous us the "Celery must’ be learned und sometimes learned K »nil genial disposition has won her n City." if this is a fair sample of the proquickly. Perhaps a year hus done it all, ’ large circle o f friends. She is the young­ I duct of its farms it is not only of very and as the girl lays aside once more the est daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. K. T. t unusual size but beautifully bleached dainty dress. Iter fact, becomes thought­ M O W , AND SAVE M O NEY? WvniR1, well known residents of Monroe I ami very tender uni)_ finely flavored.— ful and earnest. Llteu wisliuLJia thw -ieeinnd it sister of Mrs. J. H. Druton oTThis Tampa Times. ing of glad assurance which gun never re­ It has shown more results for the Money invested than any other. * city. R. J. Holly, the enterprising' editor of turn in the fullness of the past. The groom is u young man of sterling It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where Going to tlie dressing-table site takes Tlie Sanford licruld. was aiming the visi­ wortli mid dmrncter nnd is well known tors at the Fair yesterday, This, year several photographs— |>erlmps she looks in Sanford where he jtassed the greater especially nt one us she lays the pile Sanford bad on excellent exhibit of cel­ part of his boyhood. The happy couple, away, Surveying the few that are left:— ery, for which the town and contiguous after n trip to Jacksonville nnd jmlnts In Is used. Our representative, C. M. BRADWATEK, is in Sanford “ Yes, - these ut least are true, true territory is famed. Mr. Holly was among , , South Georgia, will make their home at friends," she whispers softly, nnd gives those contributing to the celery display every week. See him or write to him nt Orlando or Monroe, where Mr. Hawkins will engage each u look of fondness and trust. Into and yesterday paying on appreciated cull Ih the dairy business and fanning. the waafe-hnsket she throws little trin- at tlie Tribune oflice, lie left some o f the THE P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. The best wishes of their many friends kets'.'ottce so full of value, but now mean­ choice plunt— Tuiii|in Tribune. follow them. ingless, although a tear fulls into the bas­ J A C K S O N V I L L E , F L O R ID A W r i t * fo r B o oklat. The R e tu rn o l u f o rm e r R esident ket, loo, The light is put out, und as site Lever lit g-Ba Hard A visitor of more Ilian ordinary interest “Glen Ginn." the country home of Mr. ruises the curtain she looks out into the in the city Inst week was Mr. David A. Wilbur A. Ginn, was the scene of a pretty night, nnd the expression uf sadness Caldwell, a leading business mail uf San­ wedding Thursday afternoon when Mr. deepens. "Well, I sup|Kise these things ford, Fla., who came back to Greensboro George Bollard and Miss Ruth Levering of must com e," site thinks, "life has its bit­ to renew old acquaintances-after an ub Columbus, Ohio, were united in marriage ter us well as Us sweet, some are untrue settee of forty-two years. Mr. Caldwell is by Rev. Boyd of the First Baptist Church. and unworthy, hut still how many are ir soli of the lute Dr. Andrew Qplilwi-ll wlm. ____ Tin- [hawing Room W m a—W is remembered by tlie older people of tin The group" of faces on the'dressing community as a prominent physician of palais and orange blossoms with pansies table grows smaller and chnnges from lending color, Ids day. Dr. Caldwell moved to Florida S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e Immediately after the ceremony u wed­ year to year. Fuccs are not banished us soon after the civil war- and died there ». ding dinner was served. Covers were carelessly ns nt first and « new one nearly fifteen years ago. His aged widow among the few is the marking of an resides with hrrson, Mr. Davjtj A. Culd* laid for fifty. event—an event which is the m aking of ■well, win».- wi ib nts-two-sonsr Mrs si urn. D. Wall.Raper, -Paints—anrt-OII&r-AVhUe -and New ttom c^iicw tnr ~ 'After March 15th Mr. and Mrs. Hallord a new friendship. The girl's own face and H. W.Caldwell, conduct adepartmout Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale "^VlUlie at home to their friends ut 1224 among the group is sweeter and more store in Sanford. Park Avenue. Dealers In Gasolene atid Kerosone .. —e— e- e womanly, and it changes; loo, from yeur While in Greensboro Mr. Caldwell met to year. It may be that it tnkes on the Party at L e e s b u r g many friends of his boyhood days. He On Friday evening a "Vnlentine Party" radiant smile of the bride, then the gentle left Saturday evening on his return to his was given at the residence of Mrs. M. W. look of The mother. Or. perhaps, it cur­ home.—Greensboro (N. C.) Patriot. Lovell. Misses Lucilc Cottrell and Cande ries its Impress of a story and a tinge of THE GREATEST EVENT OF THE YEAR M ore New R esidents Lovell were hostesses for the occasion sadness for the one thing which was not Dr. and Mrs. IVI nine ter and Mr. Hilton nnd charmingly filled tlie role. It was a to be. But over all oilier expressions Is of Chicago have arrived in the city nnd "Hearty Party,"Jienrts were in evidence the one of reserve, o f control as if the purchased pari of tlie fine tract o f land JACKSONVILLE, FLA., APRIL 19th AND 2(fih everywhere, some o f liuo young Indies deep Inner life of the soul were n secret of Mr. Pruuty on Comeron avenue. Dr. even wore theirs on their sleeve. As not lightly to be disclosed, "I know 1 am changed," she continued, Delarneter is u well known physician uf each guest entered the hall punch was “ mid people ure frank enough to say so. Chicago, who on account o f HI health has served by Miss Agnes Arnold and Luta conducted by the famous interpreter of the world's muster musicians, W ALTER Frierson. The time was delightfully I probably am more tj^tant. surely less sought Sanford's equable climate nnd »pent With mn«to «n d «Hipas. A pro- enthusiastic, nod m a le friends less rap­ with Mr. Hilton will get next to natprg.lfl earriesl by tickling the" earth with a hoe gressive conversation game was much cn idly. 61 course.TETyouT and several oth­ and pulling the bell cord over a mule. W ed. Misses Mattie Howell and Miss ers I may always appear the same, not­ We welcome these |pt¡triable people to withstanding that you say I have beej) a Hattie Stevens tied, In votes, as to which A s s ls ts d by G u s ta r H o lm q u is t, bssso; R ssd M I lisi-, la n a r i M rs . C o rin n a R id a rour midst and hope they will gain health revelation to yoq since my engagement. K s ls s y , s o p ra n o ) N svada van d a r V o o r , a lto *•*» the most entertaining young lady. and wealth by their residence ill the cel­ FOUft CONCERTO: Mondar Mutine*. Orchestrai; Mondar night. uiUcaUaneou*; Tassila, MissCottrell favored the guests with two Now many acquaintances enter more or SUUnaa. itili i l 1man ir. Ti f i a r lilg ir Omorfal. TUE CflEATtON", »u h (he Jacksunvllla ery dell*.__• — , .________ _ Choral Sutieiy o t iiSq Usimi! volerà and N. Y. Sy in pitali, O rdinila unti aoioltls. «citations which were very amusing. At less Into my life, yet my friends are few. ■ ■ A R O N T IC K E T * , I l M a lia a p p lic a tio n nova B a s ta ra a a rva d In re la tio n Potato Barrel» 10 o’clock a salad course was served fol­ Friendship, how much It means to me ■Addir»« and móke chtxki-ftayaWr. 3 5c F, 0. B. here. now! That sympathetic bond of heart lowed by chocolate and cakes. Here Huntington Mm**. Owpemge ctfcrTi T * T - E L M O R E , S e c re ta ry , Jac ks o n ville , F la . hearts were found galore, both In cakes life, which, in my foolish youth, I sought Huntington, Fla. and sandwiches. Oh! we forgot to men- for everywhere. I now expect to find but 25-tf LARGE SHIPMENT Of FISH Armour Armour Armour Armour Blood; Bone & Potasli Celery. Grower Vegetable Practical Trucker * Ask fofAtrAVe-ha ve ii THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. Painter F e r t i l i z e r Painter’ s Sanford Celery Special Theo. J. M iller & Son House Furnishing Goods SPRING MUSICAL FESTIV AL NEW YORK “t ■ . k fi / - |M |iPtaiii ■’ r»» l - ~~Ow. „ #i y a J". ■ . . . . . SYMPHONY V.b S B 2S ORCHESTRA ■ t w», � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 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, March 06, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 06, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 06, 1909; <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