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■: Pre-Cooling Piant *
CURBSTONE
GLEANINGS
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GIRLS* B O A S T ’MANY NAMES
Father, Mother, Cellars, 8«rvanta, All
Have Own Designation for.Chi
nese Young Women.
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DotroIL—A Chinese girl dooe not
Start life with one name and bear U
with her for tho rest of her days, ae
does the member of a Christian fam
ily. A fond fathof will-call hla baby
girl hla "Moonbeam,4' whllo bis »on
goes under tho designation of a
"Phocnli,” says tho Detroit Times.
When she begins to run about bar
mother probably knows her fia a "Lit
tle fllstcr." ' Callers address her as
“ Little Daughter of tho -House,” and
strangers and servants show tholr re
spect In tho use of "Llttlo Miss."
Tho Chlneso word for an orchid 1»
conveyed by Lan. Girls of many types
are all compared to tho Queen of
Flowers, but they are equally diversi
fied In tastes and occupations, so*?hoy
are distinguished, by words of two syl
lables, the laMer of which Is ‘'lan." A
Chlneso proverb signifies "tho words
uttered from a heart full of sympathy
have the fragrance of the orchid." As
tho flower ranks so high In tho opinion
of tho people? It would bo difficult to
Tho\jrango County Çitizen says:
gavo àh account of the pre
Entertains Leaders - of Interna
^ " B U D G E T . O F O P IN IO N “ J U S T B E T W E E N
cooling plant, which is to. Uo built by
. tional Council in Rome. .
the Winter Park Citrus GtoWer* As
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sociation, several weeks ago. Final
arrangements wore made last week
Elens of ftaly Has Special Talk for
¡and th«*^pontnvet signed so that work
Each at Reception—Gueata Treas
will ho, begun boon. No expense will
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ure Bonbons With Picture of .
he spared to make the plant an upA CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH.
Ruler on Them.
to-date one in every respect.-We un
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derstand that there will be three
‘RUE’LL PRENT ’ EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER.
Romp,
Italy—The
social
oventa of
rooms and each will hold about three
tho international council of women
to four cars: of fruit. The fruit will
were intensely Interesting, writes Ida
i the outside should be kept on the be handled automatically so os to
d e p e n d s o n t h e v ie w
Huatcd Harper. At the top of these
outside In all things that come in avoid bruislg. The rooms will ac
oveots must be placed, of courso tho
hör Salp— Furniture
Hard times? Mebbe , it depends on our way in'the future. If you are for comodate 10 to 12 cars of fruit
reception
by Queen Elena. It did not Avo.
your city you will show it by com and from, passing into the rooms
whoro you beIncludo all of tho several hundred
• It make# a heap of different« where ing In^o the' Commercial Club and to loading ori the cara for shipment,
member* o f tho councU—that would
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» it will take at least twenty|four hours;
you stand an’ what you sec! helping to boost.
havo been too much to expect— but highlly^ improved Tiled l a n d * '^
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Ain’ t the green in all the trees?
she welcomed tho board o f officers, in, with nire 7 room hounc w*ülT
-T h o Armstrong Cork Co., of Pitts
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How ¡9 cleanliness next to God? burg,Pa will construct the build
Ain’ t there Joy In every breeze? i
nlno; tho presidents of national coun catcd. A.
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Ain’t there perfume in the "air
W hy » hth1 o f hone societies
that ing the Insulation to be of cork. ¡vnd
cils in twenty-threo countries and tho jiolin Ave.*
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chairmen of tho nine standing commit
From the blossoms overywhorc?- cares for waifs got three children tho Ice machine contract was award
For
Sale
10 nrres ci*y iann
tees, o v e f’ forty In all, as tho old and
Hard times? No, Sir,, not as times the other .month. They wero dirty, ed to the Frick C o .,The plant will
tho' ne'wly elected officials were In nnd flowing well. A|,„ thrti’roo*
bad tempered, ugly, and their eyes have tho capacity^ of twenty-five .tons'
appear to met
cluded.
house. TerniB address^ Hox 875
. .Hard times? Mebbe, but the Sfassln’s looked like the eyes of wild nnU of ice per day. There ik no doubt hut
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Finch
hna
her
own
Impressions
of
AwA.tW-duhluui were. wualuuL
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An’ the gran’ ry’s fairly cluttered up and dre*B«d, and « ..h a d lor « ^ 1 . » - ^ ! ^ ' ^ ' ^ Ì T V . ' ì h i ì S i S X !
FOR Salt- Fine driving hot«
. with everything thitt grows! weeks and they were bea ut if il. They p{unt, even at the cost of a large sum som" Is a fnvorlto appellation, and tho agjeo that there was simplicity and
cordiality In tho, manner of tho queen perfectly gentle, works an>-ithfrf’
girls'
families
and
frleifllTTknow
them
An’ there’s Spare-ribs in the house did riol'know
each
bther.
And
their
i f kin
nf money. It was stated by one of
by such fanciful words as Pure Heart, that won qvery heart M Mra. Kato rubber tired -buggy harni*s » „ 4 1
A n’ t hero’s tots o’ ham- an* ’ ’souse” ; dispositions changed. Their eyes
tHc contractors that the larger part Pcaco and. Modesty coupled with’ In Waller BatTett, president of tho United
wagon-all for *200.00.' Will be ghd
Ain't thoro just as inuch-an'more- were the eyes of humans. And they of the expense would be saved the
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dustry, Faith, Truth hr some, of the States council' expressed It:
to ihow thirf bargain. A’ddrw*
As we et the year before?began to lovo the world and when first year but if It Is Is saved in two
other virtues cgpected of tho Women * "She scorned to forgot her royalty Box 88, ‘ R .N o,2j‘101-2tp’
Hurd times? No. sir, not as any- love comes In God Is not .for off. or three years It will well, warrant of that Eastern land. Truth, for in and was a lady moro than a queen—
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Tho failure of the churches in our the outlay.
,’ body knows,
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stance. It sometimes taken as the ba wo were nil women togother."
’ For Sale— 1010 Cadillac tomltE
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cities is owing to the dirt on the
sis of names, and, with an adjective,
Il was Indeed marvelous how ,tho car for I400.Q0, just overhauled {*
Hard times? Mebbe, if you’ re the people. Every church should have a
becomes a key to tho character of the queen could speak a few appropriato
common sort o ’ gent
Individual fo whpjn It Is given. Wang- words to each of so many'women rep good running shape Sanford M»lavatory and givo the dock a free
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pnn Is a girl who does not possess n resenting different countries, ns a fow chino & Garage.
Who figgerà that.the most in life is wash once in a while. 1 used to * ' *
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brother, but one who wishes sho had sentences will Illustrate. To Mrs- May
interest an’ per cent;
know a good oltTbrother -who took a • An increased acreage in celery
f o r -Hale- Two g»h«I
Jni
If a son la born fato- the family Wright Rftwell, nfter asking what was
Hut for us.„ who live each day nodking hath every four weeks- and will be one of the features of the one.
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In an ever ending May, |that Sunday . hp always shouted. farm development work through her name Is changed nt open, nndraho her special work, »ho Bjilch. "P ea ce Is
becomes tho girl who had a brotlfer.
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the cause In Which f^llsu hnvo the
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Times are jist as good an’ free
Manatee county next season.
greatest Interest;" nnd’ ~wfbeh Mca
As they can- or ouglrt l ’ * be!
__President Thomas R. Marshall
George F. .Miles, County Demon
For Sale Heed pm.itih-S for M
Hard tivnep? .No, sir, not for them today gave his Aral expression on the stration agent, is authority (or the WAS THE HERO OF 200 DUELS ¡Jewell answered: nWe cannot bavo It
planting.
Don McDonald.
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uhtll lho*women of every country feel
who are content!;
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European war. Ho was careful to fay statement'that, at the present time,
their
responsibility,”
she
^replied;
Labertesque,
Modern
D’Artagnan,
s
John D. Wells. .
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or Safa or Hem Two nfre raL
that he .'spoke only for himself. He indications point to a greater acre
"Yes, that Is ifioi^ .Ijnportnnt Und J
Dead In Parle—Fights Wbeln
sald thilt lurhful long been expeclihg age being- planted In ¿lie two pro
hope your efforts w-lll'meot with sue- donees at a bargain. - \V. J. T-higpraJ
- Town Council. *--------COBB.’*
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^ • In walking around tho streets war, because'the nations like indi ducts mentiohefl than Occured last
To
Glpa
Krog,
pioneer
of
Lho
wo
viduals,
cannot
build
great
armies
•eas'6n.
of Sanford I note that in many
Paris.—I-abcrtesqua Is dead, nnd
Fpr" Sale- Windmill »ith 70 (oct
According to Mr. Miles*, the crop with hls death a figure that belonged man movement of Norway, she said:
places the sideWnlks’ are obstructed without being tempted to use them,
•steel tower, in good ondition, ilio'
"I
have
visited
the
public
institution*
Starting ‘ his interview with the situation looks rather 1 favorable to old FYench romance bns iwssed
by jnijm trees and other shrubbery
300 gallon <•> pri -> t 1J • trip fori
throughout' the county. The dem awny, for I-abertesquo waa Cyrnoo do of Christiania and was much pleased
that arc u constant menaco to the assertion that every. American
cash. W \ * Hu-riiit v "■nr. no. Kb,
people who are obliged to either get should be careful to not express onstration Agent” !» on .th e job with Bergerac nnd d'Artagnan rolled Into with thorn." She expre*sed deep sym
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pathy
to
tho
president
from
Finland,
off the walks entirely or brush n- opinions which-lt would in any wise both feet these days. He is going one, and sot down oq tbp Paris boule
and lingered for somo tlm»j with Dr.
gainst these trees and get their eyes indicate that the people of the Either and thither over the country, vards, whoro ho kept alight for years Anna , Cabnnoff, the" representative
For sulc nt it I iri-mi .- | !iri n
country are interested in tho sucimjmrting good advice to farmers tho flaino of chivalry, gallantry und .from Russia, nnklqg her espoclnlly If far away cannot ,ittii!il to this II
poked out or spoil their clothing.
---- These—orname ntal—tree*—are— vary. *■*«« pf any of the purtli-s_tn thq about tlm' growl iig_nf this nml lli.it picturesque swashbuckling.
Ihn unman pliynlrlnnn itnrt nnlversltY j'arte* Of (.'«.-|«-.ry Del!
g'liQAigfi «Ills clothes wore ino profino nnd I would hot have them cut conflict thl> vTce7pfesljJënT*continued: crop, und the exellent yield which
graduate* took nn Interest In .the City, Sanford. -I
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salc garb of modernity, Ii Ib spirit Inv
*T know nothing of the relative "will take place in nil lines' of agri
benevolent nnd charitable Institutions gated ami tiled, tin»» d :iii’ti ilosisfl
down for anything hut tlie owners
longed to tho day,» of cloak‘and rufllo.
should trim them up Ligh enough rights and wrongs of the contending cultural pursuits will redound to the when men drew swords on a quarrel and worked for social betterment.
* of tail
well. If you wujit Ô
parties, but I have believed for ten credit of this capable, energetic nnd spitted tholr opponent* deftly. Ijo
"I have always been fond of Hun celery ami potato and M-gttiH|l
so that they would not Interfere
gary," sho said to Mildame Rosenburg, land go and look -.«t tin- and mibl
years that war would come. Nations county official..
if|th the .passage along the walk.
wax the boro ^ f £60 duels.
There :^re other trees that are too nre much like individuals and a man , The grnpefriuit prop, Mr. Miles
Troli<> fr..m Sqr{or4|
TnlJ nml broad, with a brown face, who In representing Its president me an offer
low and knock off the hataand ojbor-1 who makes an-armory of his -house says, is in fine shape, nnd he predicts he swaggered along tho boulevards a Count*?*- Apponyl. "Its p«?oplo havo rum» punt tb»- land
wise make the paFserhy lose hid tem- for purposes of self defense is (Juite a larger crop than the preceding few years ago. ready to plck-a quarrel suffered so deeply for it. I.ofXan went JoshUu I’ uwell Kartf
wittu anyone whoso presence was ob- there an a child,and tried to Venrn the owner. J I’ . 2i» < per and religion these summer days, liable to find nh occasion when he season.-Sarasota timre».
I noxious to him nnd ask for satisfac language, but It was too bar«!. I llk'rd Hampstead, I. I . N Y
There, i s / T believe an ordinance or thinks it necessary to use those
tion at the point of tho sword. Hls tho sweetmeat* no much thnt even
an unwritten l a t h a t enforces the ¡-wesjjbns in self-defense. It is hearty
K’»»•• faru *>f t» n infl
rpnnnor was grandiloquent, and au now 1 have th«wi sent to me."
For Fai»
trimrtiing of nit trees ami hhrtibs /mi 1possible that if he did not have-them
"Scrvln seem» very near to mo," she about t lire«- mil«- .ff up Ihr fitfl
thoritative.
the walks ol tho city, This matter he. would not think him self-in such
When ho lifted hln slouch hat with said- to it* president; "my relatives ¡liso ' 1IWcf rbo in» è11> UitGdip
should bo looked after .by tbp o,w?)- .great danger.
Washington, T uesday- Revised a medieval flourish you could almost haviCboon on Ra throno, but of oourso elicit p for rrx- tiI Of 4 M 1*1• pcrrtaiM
cra of the property,' the tenants
"M y dream is that, without a estimates on the 1‘J 11 apple crop of sea a cloak and sword behind hls I lovo my own Montenegro best of.
A<lilr»-' It , art cf
on tùsy termi
or b y 'thè city authorities.
great war,-the‘ impending «linger the ‘ United States based on a care lounge suit Ho rolled bis name nllf” And when the answer was made:
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will tench the nntfqns-of the/w orld ful investigation In tho principal pro grandly nn ho deHvofod hi» cballcqgo "It must bo hard to lenvo It oven to
■T There Is an ordinance that, forces the United States included, that ns ducing sectiona give# u total, barring to those who vferq luckless niiough to be a queen," her eye* flfiecl with tears
For »aie or 1iflM i* ** h**f***j uU4
AHsi1» every ofio had been greetod |
owners of chickens In- thr'clty"llm lts there is no personal dishonor which a serious setback betw een"now nnd merit hls anger. “ Labor-Priesqum” ho
two gm ol well*-. 1or.vlrd jed
land,
, r . . the doors of the grand «lining salon MlUt ll of Stati» >11 1l< of Sanfqxd_ to keep them pe Orfed may not honorably he left tt) the harvest, of between 56,000.OOP nnd would say.
A K RiO-j
lie achieved an instant notoriety were thrown open and the queen, pro wn y
where they are so many feet fromi settlement of the courts, so there is 60.000. 000 barrels, compared with
him
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fi room
Cfdod by the lady-ln waiting. tb»> cham
the pavement..' The ordinance ought no national dishonor which may not 20.000. 000 barrels last year, and when he came to Paris, for lie began brriatn nnd six foptmen, l«*d the wny Mahoney at
to" have- these pests penned every safely be left to it tribunal for-peace 35.000. 000 barrels in 1012. According 1)1» career by fighting the whole town ln?o it and remained whllo tea was
where in the city limits und keep able settlement. If the dream d to New York operator» the promise council of Algiers, and 'finished up serVed, aftej- which she again shook
TO KENT
will) hls famous duel with Max Ilogls,
, them .from destriiying the gardens- coma true the hdVrors of thn impend is for a yield larger, than for apy tho mayor.
hands
with
every
one
and
retired.
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and plants of tho pcoplo who are' tng war will result in the practical season since 1806. The production
’ ■"It Is Just llko our tens at homo." „ For Rent Cheap (or Cash—TjttaW
»aid thn American delegates, “ oxcopt acres of" goo«l Hammock land all lE*i|
trying to beautify Sanford. Some of disarmament of On internationul
In the tWes» will be the herfvlcst
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the property owners, purpose to take tribunal to settle controversies and ever known. Washington and Oregon FELL OFF TWO TRAINS; LIVES Hist wo would never let thnt hnnd- Call or write V V T t
somo tablecloth touch tho floor nil
the law into tholr own hands nnd a world police force to enforce, |f have n prospective yield of approxi
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Celery v«
proceed to kill the destructive • ripedful, the-decrees of that .court. mately 15,000 carloads of box apples. John Johneon ^Tripled From Lacka around.’’
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tiled,
2
w»'ll»
wanna to Erie and Then to
The queen is tall, slen«ler and very |
.chickens! It Is nil right- to have
"W hen wo consider thht wo have California is given a larger
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crop
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n«*v.
Ground.
graceful, with Isfge dark eyes nnd
chickens nnd every one who can do started out to huild a great navy and than last'year. The outlook in Col
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iftasBea of waving black hair. .She Tv«So hun«li
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so should own n few good layers but that payment of pension.* and pre orado, New Mexico and Idaho is
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New , York.—If John Johnson sun wore a' slightly trained dross of. white R out «1 2
they should not nllow them to feed parations f o r . future pensions has one of the bost recorded, and oper vires hls injuries he will enjoy the
satin covere«i with white chiffon nnd
p.um roturt
off the neighbors laWna. Chickens absorbed 63 per cent, of the govern ators here figure that the total box distinction of having fallqh from two over this prune colored chiffon falling
New
F’or K»'nl
slways come home to roost but that ment,s revenues tho public sentiment apple production will make a record trains In one accident.' Johnson 1b In rather full folds, the waist fllfed In j modern. -J Ni nsMit ..ill j’aIrarità
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teoms to be ubout*th£ only time
of Antcrica will sooner or later drive In the history of the industry. It twenty-one years old, and hls homo Is with lovely valenclenpes lace; a dog
some-of them 'stay at home In cer us to abbitratlon.
collar, long chain and earrings of
New Y ork Stato It is estimated thrf’n at 146 AIIII atroot,'rPaterson.
For-Rent Fi v«* u«-r.' F«,c,d
Ho etarted In on a milk -train on pearls “in d a 8 t Apdrow'jf cross (of
tain sections of Sanford.
"W ar, or no w ar,'the hour Is com tho apple crop, will .rtvi fully 90 per
a iuiH milrsjlroffl Sll
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the Lackawanna railroad. Ho foil very large diamonds. Tile’ lady In land, one and
ing when, the. world around, govern cent of a full yield. The only short from tho train as It was entering tho
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waiting, Countess npscht, tho visitors ford. N. H
1 With the Kaiser and the Czar ments drill prefer to feed rather than age throughout the state-Is ih Green
‘west end of the.tunnel at Jersey pity, declared to be the most beautiful wo
quarrelling, King George peevish fhc to kill tholr citizens.
For Rent— 611 Park Ave. S6
We hnve not ing variety. Baldwins will bo the where It Is.elevated above'the tracks man tfiey ever had seon; tho lord
French PtB»y coVefed with . war been so patient ounfclvea in the past heavylest- an d all other rod varieties
of tho'Erlo railroad. In 'bis descent chaaRmrlntn, wlth'hU heavy silver room hous«*. with all convent«#«*
chiggera and the Emperor Joseph a s -to Justify- us 'In ' criticising our will show up heavy in production,' ho landed on top of one of the cars’
chain, was ths fattest roan, arid the tall Apply nt 607 Perk.
with tho prickly* heat, I sigh for an brethren abroad. Under like circum- The Now England State* will pro of an Erlo freight train -and'bounded
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-est men wore In the t o w s they phased
other round of country or
-city sxtanecs 1 suspect Me would do as, duce considerably more than last off to the ground.
For
Rent
-Thn-e
rooms furarsi^
between In tho grand march through
politics wherein one could at least each of these great nations is doinfc. season, a n d . an unusually hraTy
He was Injured about tho bead, and tho gorgeous rooms.to bo "received”— for light housekeeping. Abo ***
get
alittle rest, ovprSunday.
Johns. HI M
but some of us pray that America yield Is looked for In Virginia nnd was removed to City hospital. Hls every one o f thorn seven feet high, tho, bedrooms.
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condition Is serious, but the physi women Insist—and dr^aaed In n scar avenuè.
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rpay, lead in a propaganda for uni Maryland, and. in the big Middle
let coat, white* waistcoat, purplo knee
K la m glad to note that^ho Com versal peace which cannot come West sections.^Hundreds of -reports cians are hopeful. *
For Rent Completely fumili^
breeches, white allk hoao and shoes
mercial Club will meet next Friday while wo and otharil aro everlastingly have .come * in
Mom
’ cx:
houpe
witli piano f',r 1,11
»with
Immense
silver
buckle».
night to discuss the best means of preparing for war. • * ;
tensive growers in the middle West ANGRY MAN USES DYNAMITE
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d»P»‘ “
infusing salt into the veins of the
" I f the fight goes on, one of the and these have emphasized the un
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sleeping city and wake, it up from problems of statemanshlp -will be to usually flattering prospect for the Blows Up Girl’s Houta and Others BIG FOOD TRUST IN EUROPE steamer dock. A
torprlse, Florida._______
thq siesta into which it hak fallen devise n plan for carrying the pro; big apple crop. In most of the ad
Whan She Refuses to Come to
Coit of Living Will Be Affected Ac
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the Front Door, „
regarding advertising the city and ducts of our fields add factories to vices. recciVkd, attention is. directed'
For Rent-— Furnished oilica
cording to Whsthar It Is a
geitlng ready for the. big bunch of thosc
need them.Vnd yet to A e fuct that a vast number,of
ped
with roll top desk,
">™, offira
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Good Trust or Not,
Halifax, N. 8.— Because Miss Myrtle
tourists that are bound to come to
maintain not only a diplomatic, but new orchards are coming to bearing, Robinaon, a young woman to whom
and . tables. Also “ ro
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Florida this winter. It Is an 111 wind a genuine, Impartiality between the and that these more than covets
typewriter
desk
and
‘ o(firt
Paris.—
Hints
that
have
boon
ap
Thomaa Reilly of Halifax was pqylng
that blows nobody good and the ’war
nations engaged in the conflict. deficiencies due' to worn 'out trees. attention, would not respond to hla pearing In the press for somo time re ment for sale pr rent.
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in Europe means that nil of the bjg
appeal' to come to tho Trent door of garding the formation In the near fu
rich who heretofore have gone to
hor home he exploded a stick of dyna ture ,of a European preserved * food
Therein la ths Difference.
•Eumpe.for the winters will now come
Gladstone's Domestic Rule. trust are taking definite shape.
mite on thi sidewalk.
A highbrow can retire to hla study
to Florida or California with all ' Air. 'Gladstone orice* said that ho
. It is asserted that France, Germany..
The
explosion'blew
In
ths
front
of
Wanted r u in «I«1 !" ” 2 " l i
■chances In favor of the farmer. Now had solved tho domestic problem In and emorgo with the dnhuuncenient the house and amashsd the window* In England, Switzerland and'the* United _
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that
he
has
discovered
a
subconscious
State* have supplied capital, half 0f i
1,1,8013 1
Third strw1it is up to the people of Sanforti ' to this-way : "Whenever Mra. Gladstone
two blockscosmos,
and
wo
call'
It
nev/
thought.
house
on:
r.a»«
1
m
Insists
1
submit;
an
1
whenever
I
Insist
99-91P
tho
noconsary
18,000.000
having
been
' get busy and turn the tide this way.
Tho dynamite bad a tlmo fuse, ao
Out a lowbrow can spond five Tears
sho
submits.”
He
didn’t
say,'how
already subacribcd.
that
Reilly
was
able
to
get
out
of
dan
Tho hotel should certainly be stariever, whether they took turqa- about exploring an unknown continent and
Felix Potln, a famous Paria caterer,
cd at'onco and the roads should bo
ger. No vine *waa badly hurt, but tho
A competent
gar ,
—
- m ÎAffinJ'Pl
Insisting and submitting. . Aturrtagp claim to hare discovered a new animal damago- to property la considerable. la auggeated as tho brains of tho trust, hiarrled,
wfshes position^«
^
finished and the hulkheading helped Is.a failure WhBn-ohtt. of-the partb-s called Ute snlKglobluk and wo aro
which. It ta expected, will havo a eonalong and many and divers Things Insists on’ being the. lnzlaler und unanimous ttsU It la old bunk,—Cin Reilly was Captured an hour after tho
used to hsnc’ .o help— .—
explosion and put tn jail, Charged with slderabln effect upon tho coat o f foodcinnati Enquirer. .«
.
•started for the benefit of the beat doesn't take turns in stibmlttio
staffs.
attempted murder.
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d ty in th« country. This is not the tho submitter. *,
. Wanted—To bo" 0*1ÏÏ°«iUt* H
time to lay down on the jflh Tor this
Must Work to /Hta{n Success.
Combine to Fight Mosquitoes.
Husband's Acts Start Trouble.
V
cent
for 6 years on i
mart£»rYou Will hud
rioppUn-pInce
war making-hgrd times Js. all bunk.
New York—Alleging that hor huaN. J.—Prominent Now
Idea for the Gas Range.
•lonif the linn of Tifogresa; tW rc may band brandod her chMk with a Ught- workers Who summer hare bare com- Sanford. Can give ^ * ^ 0Vitp
Xiio war in Eur«>pe will nuke Florida
llghtIt Is dot wyll kSSSrn, but a mirror
drees Box 1282, City
I» In many ways and wé should krill rofloct heat’ s« well as light Al ho relays of new Impulse», but no ed cigar and bit her hnti
Mrs./ bleed to fight the mosquitoes. They
aio’pplng-plnccM. \Vork '.nteUliuntlr—: Jeans« Van Tonguleq, who I
have
made
a
ton-year
contract
with
a
idy to catch tb* shekels when most aigr bright surfaee will. Bo If a
with energy and forec to. wed 19 years, has sued for a sej
dredging and Irrigating company to 'Piano and W * ]*
ill this way. Thè Co/nmerclal bright pièce of Un were placèd under
success, and If you persevere tlon.*
ramo,« jrvery mosquito-breeding piacs tuning and repsirfa*
v fia i
i tlie proper body . t o . tiogst «41 the burners o f -a gas rango mori»
solufaly g u a r a n t y
Who 'stays ofa beat would bo w e d . '
Box 1233-Phone
EVEN THE G A TE POST NOT I N '- IT-
To Plant More Celery
A Big Apple Crop
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I N S A N F O R D — Life la Woith ' Living
TOtUMB V
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. 1914
• SCHOOL HOARD MEETS
HAVING i n : w a r
«finer Election In Inrslld
nnil
Fcrnamiiaa, August 13, -Europe
Sew Election 1« Called
is not the -only place havilig war
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l here is an ice war in Fernandtna
'Pursuant to a call of the Chairman
and although it may seem paradox
■i ll« County School Hoard of Semical it promises to be u hot ice war.
Co\lnty a '»prThri-mrmting of
The price of icc last year was' 80
{tooril was held in the oflfae of
cents
u block of two hundred pounds
, Q. Dubose, on Thurtday, August
The
city
put in a municipal plant
1914, there being present, F. I*
which went into o|»erution near the
'«iter,
C. Dickiori arid J.'T . ,1afirst of 'Juno-and>named a price of
They then procedcd to begin
f3.{>0 a ton nnd in small lots GOccnls
I, mnvim of the returns of the
a cake of 300 pounds ami 15 pounds
on.held qi\ August -1th, 1914,
for 5cents. This price existed until
o upon opening the ballot box
the first of this week when
the
¡¿Precinct No.3, which was the one
Southern l tilities Company made
in special school district N o.l,
a. price of $2.00 a ton, lOcents for
n s found nnd decided that the
lor 5b pounds. The people are keep
t used and voted in said elecing
under the
circumstances
was’ wrong, whereupon on « «1and
many
industries
which
depend
pit of the County Attorney, the
on
cheap
ice
are
developing
some
Miming resolution was made and
of which could imt exist without
nimously adopted,
"Whereas
cheap ice, and the shrimp canning
sppeats to the satisfaction of this
business anti fish shipping business
rd that the election hold August
is.growing to enormous proportions
L 19U. to determine who should
It t* inure than piobable that the
trustees for tKc next two years,
city • plant _willco nti ruteo pe rati ones s
the number of-m tllr of-speclal
they nui initke i*e cheaper than
et school .tax to be levied in
most any cither plant in I he Tinted
‘ rd Special Tux, School District
States of its sire and according to
Ixmgwood Special Tux, Srhool
•u^—Lihe figures gH I'll mil from tile hooks
.ct No.2. Oviedg Special
^
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Ji|,i«it as t o t he c cist
Woo! District No. :i. ('huluota’ ^.
odueillg ire, they are losing
[[ptdal Tax, School District No. 4, | , 1 xi'
I or it a ion at lin-ir present
JlW Geneva Special Tax. School “ ' '1‘
selling price \ %ri , t mattx i-i-: nmyr*
Hit No. 5. was not a valid nnd
ol Jic* say they will pa trio lira- tin
Uiful election! and whereas the
-fetty—plant whilr—rtrm*- TiTi1 -oThers
TTfTS and clerks oT el ceti on.
who heltcvi- !■ t h, prayer ' Hie s
itg not bet’ ll properly advised,
ine u n i i
iilv
w ib
im son ,Io|ii mid
cd to permit ee.rtitin lawfnj
Ills w i f t^. u s I«** *it< d! no more “ anil
urs to vote in said election: and
t also the olii adage. **I.*■t eyert fiuti
(S the ballot used ill said elei -1
lake I’lirc of hirnsidC and (he flexil
did •not conform to the
take the hind most my I, " The.e
intents of hew; therefore 1„ it
prop!*- ..i\ tint 'he
^ it n wfin
bed that atm:!ii ,* <Irci no 'c
•otto s around ,.t.
. if., I.i/gw¿t
and held mi w,.j1f,riit.er
!'l Ilf «T ¡e*. \A.l gt t ill' pl?-«Kxo
[jhe nurpose of election of trti«tfor tne next succeeding two years
( IN t NI I U ( I l ! I ^H I K « . ( MI D
to determine fhc tmnihi-r of
f- of distrirt S' lumi ' .1 • ltd ' " f
Whr Scare Makes I'eniporiry
rr, notice thereof !" published t
Iq required by low.
I ml».irassmcni
i
AUSTRIAN AND GERMAN
MOVEMENTS ARE BEING
CLOSELY GUARDED
London. Aug. 14.-The war of.th e
nations of Europe today became fur
ther regularized with the formal de
claration of war o^_,Au*Uuni-lliingary
by Great llrtain.
The strength of the British fleet in
the Mediterranean is unknown ns no
movements of warships have been
made public since the first outbreak
of hostilities. It. is known, however,
tjujt Kptnee has tin1 bulk of her fleet
in the Mediterranean, so that no
.apprehension exists hero as to the
wifely of iradc routes, Ihrotigli that
mm now that il scvnis certain that
the "Tierman cruisers (¡nelten and
Hrcshiu are out of action.
The oil.rial pre«* bureau here 1c
scribing today the disposition of Brit
dwb r r m s e r e tn t l m
AthtiitTe u ltd e ls e
where cxprc,»t> urge-« traders of .!'
lull ion a doing business with tire.it
Hritam to -ciai their cargoes con
fidontly and tioldly to *<*a in British
Of tie lit r: t »hip* in ad ilirertion- ex
cept I be North ;.« i where, owing to
iit...t.i
m i In - a t u l t h f
n|ier:iliot.' ini gl
lie
gt 1 1 ".
'»111.”
ri»i'**■» si : i* ;t ye ‘1er da ., (lasae
¿iiln ru il hire.
11>
¡fi .l -i i . i * -' ■i
111! I
lia
day li tiuirt ha reno*niber«‘i! in •onM itcring
ill tin
¡S’. i b j i ' h e d r •-1
r‘ a of
h
N i » York Aug43.- Developruenb
patches emanate almost wxclusively
in In,* fitu.neia 1 world today* m rv
Ir u .u l Uv «lita
f t b.* alai. . 1 r.'ii. Il
ttiit- 1’ f’t t x c J '. L Th e" fi^ritlgh llv r>
<
|,.,| ., and Belgian a rune.'
Nothing whatever
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If i tl.i . IL*'»* M*' :
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Potrai Passcnger Agoni It I» Pii', y |(lr,
of lt«C*N It It (Julei» ilium
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is. fr.*iw ‘ ’ i*
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OUR OPPORTUNITY. -
New .Methodist Church Was Started The
Under Auspicious Circumstances
The beautiful' new building that
will soon graee the jot at the cornpr
of Park Ave. and Fifth Street and bo
occupied by the Methodist Congre
gation of this cily, ‘was really start
ed last Tuesday at 3:30 when the
corner atone of tho new edifice was
laid by tho Masons In their 'beautiful
ritual for the occasion.
The exercises incident to the cor
ner stone laying were held in *the
par opposite the building site, and
wp-a well attended by n large con
as a result of the latter's military course of Sanford people and many
operations in the direction of the from a distance. The Methodist choir
French border in conjunction with ri,»>Irred the doxologv and after the
German troops. A state of war be- invocation ny Rev. J. K. \\ ray,- si
tween the two ciumtriex has existed Orlando, Bishop Henry E. Morrison
mndo the- address that was replete
,ttir)cy midnight last night,
withenoblingand enlightiniog thought
Brussels, via.liondon, Aug.14.-The and he was listened to with wrapt
fighting yesterday between the IL*I- attention by those presenTT Bishop
gian and German, armies In the vicin MorrUdn is one of tha- patriarchs of
ity of tlicst lasted the entire day.' Methodism nnd his presence nnd ad
and constituted llie first cotlsillecatile dress added much to the occasion.
battle of ibe war. It will la* known
The historical sketch of the Meth
¡is the battle of Haclcn. Shell were odist church in Sanford, m » delivvrstill (¡d ll’ , ut 7 . .10 in tin i-veiling Ji-i| |l} l»r A. K I'hlllips, nnd his
on the o.ids around Diest.
personal recollections of the early
The Ik. tie centered around linden days and the struggle» of t he church
in the Ib.'ian province of Limburg, lit the wilderness was most interest
extending tn Dti*»t. in the north of ing not only to thosiLof lu» hearer*
tb* proyttioe of Bra bant, after Bask who were here at that time, hut to
ing ¡trout •! Zeelhcm ..
v the younger generation This sketch
vt 7
.ml. hist evemlig all the wlil In- published »1 a luter date in
l Wien the three towns the Herald, if possible.
ii uitry
t .em ioni
laid been cleared of GerAfter*lhe exercises at the park, the
mua ’ ti'
, except tile dead and Masons headed the procession* to Ihe
' Ol i t i t i I
■aho were thickly i i r c a i i , rhurrh lot nnd here the imposing
life zoiliI ».OUt t'
r»-rettionie« of the laying of the ror1 ptvu
n[ ‘Jini di-ad German -ol
iii r *1iiiii* were carried out
i oil tit ed it t yptfre of
Wi
I I, Mllfi-r as Worshipful Grand
t id
a: si| in t e. X i hurt It, a firl w Master, had rliargi“ of the ci-remo
•r itr
W'lte houses in Huelen were nits ami the following officer* took
-••r a
't •I t a o I 1 . - 1 . r 11. • p.,rt ¡1. tin i l .l i i - M Deputy Grand
ìt.
*r r« «■ I r»■ -0 t.y |t.-1gfii t* Master, 1. K Phillip*. tiri“ .<l i-enior
■ ligi I i ■*
Warden, (* I Rumph. Grand Junior
C m nua lit«*jc.'
boot) were ''"l Wnrtleii, <• 1 Tx \Ior Grand Trytiv
t à i laid, *and tin j urer, G. W, .Npeiu-er;, Grand Secryled ' -t nit
has fi. en stackitl in front of the tary, \V. K. Hoti*eholder: -Grand
low e ,11 of I're-t M:tn\' hor.M i»lso Ki<l,litl Deacon i O 4 Md)rr;tirurd
wen* - ptur eil
iiinior lira con, D. D Caldwell;
‘■i-inur Steward,'It I. Mti«on: Junior
1a;-- Aur
Ac nf-. tal i ‘ ii
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id
1. 1’
V ■f .ilb r t itiind
■■ t
Inf.- tii.lr
t"M , k
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t,
\s
B , t|*r> G r a n d Mar
FIERCE FIGHTING IN PROGRESS
A L L -O F YESTERDAY
NEAR HALFLIN
anliltary operations (hat rlu«e dis
TRAIN IS SAFE
CORNER .STONE LAYING
<
p . i " e i gì r
rft Is perfiirtlj jab'
- a'. P !' I •>«<• r Ma -t. r \r * ’ ll’, r
•■■• r '•
.a H u n
1 i Igi .t ! t a \ a l t >
t irie.i I,
P* traXel through \
K Mettiiiger. tint ml A luiplnin,
m g ti . r.-'ntt
|... • ■ c.
. ’ M[Witti General Pu Àsoli g. r Ageni I’. L. 'llll.M'l .111 IO. re. . oi 12*1. 1- tot!'. is nut tie public frum tbo«e un.aterí. st ■ . '■■<! b y a ! riga tic of i n f a n t r y h. d. htuinmeyer.
and by artillery, engaged anti do•y, of the Louisville untFNash- thè arnmdit nf business mi hauti al
The stone wds j)li)ri-d by Worship
The strict eetisamhlji exercised fested. near the fottreM of Diest,
thè*
8« Railroad of Louisville. Ky. to thè tirsi of tlTe monili being
over t ht* whole field makes it difficult «• , h' cn rbiles. sort heust. Of-Lou vain; ful Grand Nlastrr NJilter. with the
larg.-st of live monihs.
Ipnts in thjs citv. hnd tfite.
to estimate the value of the nevi* re- a il.M'ion ttf ‘ German cuvulry, ho irttemkint rerenmnle's, '¡ji which sev
Steadx progress was nmde towurd
llr. Pusey nay« .‘there h«Ne 1......
eral number» were rendered by the
i wived
»u i • i*i■ctl b y
n i a n t r y n n d b y nr
.¡.gle a tnoftg «tin 1
an n,: up
Wrral cases'of bubonic pingue,
•
« lour iitnl niter tin- tn nedii-tion by
Tin struggle for the pov* —* on o t . i i b r v
I outoilters
rybody know«, .but reports of |exi'h,.ogi |lt>U-l - an i
1
Grand (*hn plain S11-1n me >er, the
'be Belgian lorts «urn ui.’li , Li* ge
l'1 tiglitu t: . » extremely fierce,
.if th e market
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ex., ggera ted I
[tsiditions have be.
tn»' rei’iiliitm ttdi d and report* of . i il - illte<4 11, ,he, Gt-rntans being i x.iri'ise* were coni In led by the plftcid •JL the cases have l een eontined .trnl I I e lull’ . t - ! Ifup whi.*h pre artilfi-ry' .It'd, «ai vain, et gat.'-’nentclng nf fin* folhiwicg article* hcin-ath
i I. r«•"
ba ck t o « rd Hassell and Si
of ' l o A '
I* • small district, nime reinolt , e,|, ,1 it. I Holt' I
I hi* p^iifit*
■iri a taken i- uidtcating tin poaiibli* Trmid
til •i* t
Hk'latleea
[Itom the depot of the 1. ,N to t U« IjUl.letl 1.ol,. .
An Engbr.li Bildc. donated t>> I. -R.
■ beginning of a great battle on Bel
. fig ures
which
a f.prof: mated
routI'
till
111mi. Christuip Advocate, of the
[Cre»cent City, he ssixs
I’ari*.
Aug.
14.-An
official
gian soil The bulk *)f the Gennari
There have bhen several
eases prevail* d at 11 lim e t.n s ir eix was forcea i' bein’ ved to i"* fiiiicenlr.i ted municutton says’ tho fort* at Liege M E. Church, S. of Nashville,Tetm,
ilNaied hut they are confined to suspended.
on the frontier between, Liege und are holdiog out, und that the Belgian Florida, Christ lull Advocate, publish
In tlie money market there was th£ Duchy of LuxcmbiiK> This leads troops to thè wvst of the city are on ed at lakeland, Fla.'. Thr< Missionary
b*y small districts which is unite a
No money to the conclusion tlurt Germany's the ndtmslvfj, and aftej “ «harp Voice, Published Ity the Board of
Hbtanre from our depot* a ntl tha* of no important change.
was
offered
on
rail
in
the; Open* frontier facing Russia ran he only struggle drov^the Gyrmaus hark and Missions of the M. E. C. South; copy
pit Southern Pacific and lassengers
fttreing through New Orleans in market and the demand wps report lightly guarded, probably by newly, recaptured ground that they had. The Sanford Hemld, R. J. Holly,
The Belgians have blown up a Editor, One Cent plere, lSOG.^J. .11:
P* way come In contact, with the ed light. A few call loaps were made organized armies of reservists culled
at the hanks at Hper cent. Fora
number
of bridgq** on tho railwny Conran, 1732. one English Shilling
[•fitted tone.
to the colors.
and one 25c bill dated 1862, by Ella
lines in the German rear, In tfeo
There -is no danger
whatever small amount <H ninety days 7 per
engers being detained in making cent was paid today. u
London. Aug. 14.-England today Lunden district thus cutting j t he m. >1^ Telford, ono dlmo dated 1,913,
Sentiment improved over
the declared war upon Austria-Hungary, off from the 1mse of their supplte » Picture of the Wesley Brotherhood
P*i transfer across the city from our
week
end
in
the
nj>en
market
-for
class, 77 men. Picture of the Wesley
[•tation to the Southern Pacific a
an Truth Seekers, 30 wbmen. Picture
M k P of Frisco, nor are they met on mercantile discounts and paper was
although
of the Bishop Henry C. Morrison,
iv*.l In New Orleans by health purchased more freely
in charge of Fla. Coni;, List of otlli[Dthoritiea and clctained for medi- the total was still small. Long term
cer* of the M. E- Church, S. Sanford
W examinations. All such reports psppr was almost in dema.ml with
1914', Biographical Sketch of Judge
Hji without grounds and it is per- six per cent ruling for all dales.
Although
attempts
were
made
Wofford
Tucker, containing pictures
fVrtiy safe for. passengers to travel?
to
do
hudm-"
in
the
foreign
ex
of
him.
List
of officers und members
High New Orleans. .
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change markets and some trans
of tha Wesley Brotherhood class,
actions were carried through in the
Poster of officers nnd members of
WHY HIGH PRICES
ptiich:.'.’ of grain hills, there «* »
Junior Epworth League; Officers and
still great difficulty In ) realising
members of (he Sunday School of M
Waahingtbn, Aug.U.'Thrc« reso- upon credits' resulting tip
E. Church S. List of Officers,of JJflnfrom
jWons calling for Information as to merchandise exports. I hD , was
fotd Lodgde 62 F. A- A. M. together
.n**r prices"-on food stutTs in the generally the eu»e of th^ continent
with tboeo who represented tji
LyUted States were referred to Sec- and in some‘ instance« in London.
G‘nnd Lodge of Florida nnd'the lay
,^t*ry Hedfield1 today* by Chairman International bankers tail
ing Af this Corner stone^f the Fir*t
little
jAdtnison of the House Interstate difficulties was being experienced
M. E. Church off Aug. 11th. 1814.
Foreign ^Coramerce Committee. in regard to letters of eredit. for
Program' rof the cxerclies for-tfjl»
fTMi' resolutlo’ ns call upon, the De- small amounts, although
foreign
occasion.
Wrtment of Commerce to explnin •banks were unwilling to ndvanct
Roll of members of the Woman’s
prices have gone up when the
Missionary Society of M. E. C. of
large sums.
.
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[ttportation of food ppi-'tically has |
Sanford, Roll Of members of the
f**n »topped by the European war.
Daughters of Wesley- Early history
i I( 'E BREAM SOfTAl.
•
; The rexolutions w ire.Introduced in!
of
Sanford M. E. Church ft. by A.
P h oto by A m erican I*rcsa A ssociation.
ici
cream
;»e Htnui by Representatives' K elly! There will be an
E.
Phillips.
Social Wednesday evening. AugI9th,
F ren ch A rtillery In Action *
D k re ant^ Farr, of Pennsylvania,
directed imiuiries through the at the Moore's fiction Church, lem
CARLOAD MELONS
•hie nrtlljcry of Frnuc® 1* one of the rntrét cilJclent branches In the nation's
Tartinent of Commerce. Chalí- onade, popcorn and peahuts will also army. Tho ¿uniwa aru weil rtflUwi. and tho guns a n of ilio latest typsz FI«l»I
JL H. Hill wlil be here today with
for mle.Evcry one 1» mart core pnellcw has nlway« l)ecn tmiiitexl on by official«, and the result has been tin*
Ailamson exp id a that the, d o.lt«.
a carload of those fine South Caro
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U„aT..r.t a n d *UI^
Wment xrill m ik , „ p t o ,h lc h daily
Îblab
Ï 7 standard of ftficluitcy that fias boon eslabllshe«!. ip the picture U shown lina melonsVsnve op your money
render unnecessary action by; rounding placet. Procee
Yhe« Is
latest type of guns lo action.
\
until he arrfvta.
t.ny of the resolution^ to w a r d finishing ,the cb.urc .
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United States Should Supply
Potash and Camphor
About twof1and a half years ago
jnuch was heard or the search of the
national scientific authorities for a
source of potash In this country in
order, that our agriculturist« and fer
tilizer manufacturers might be made
Independent of tho German potash
mines, that country, having practi
cally the monopoly of •the potash
supply of tho world. We were told
much of Che 'wealth of potash, to say
nothing of Iodine and some other,
valuahlc chemicals, to be fourfd in
the "keip" which-pllps iuelf up the
Pacific coasts. A dsfed lake bed had
also beenJioipwLTn California, wo are
Laid.--which was calculated to pro
duce great quantities of the India-,
.pensihlo aid to agriculture and tho *
Geological Survey seem to have ’
grown .tired of tho subject. At least
they talk no more of the giant sea
weed ot.itlie wonderful iakcluuLas a
possible offset for German exaction».
Now the Kaiser is getting all
Europe* by tho ears-at least, the
countries of Europe not in the triple
Alliance have vexed him by thtdr .
invincible »tubbornt-ss-aud the lim
ited supply of potassium salts which
this country was enabled to procure
from (jcrmuui bula. fair Ui. lw «u l---off ultogcther.‘w Wliat a favorable
time for a potash declaration . of
independence! Surely if thorn is any
thing in itial line to lu> found in the
seaweed crop or the California Ij*Ue
fiotoin our patriotic American cap
italist* will .exploit one or both to
them and. give our farmer* no ade-’
ijUali- am) rhenp supply of those *
valuable .»alu For once duty and
self interest iiiigbt pull together here
like ¡1 pair of well-matched horAss- *
t’-.iniplior i* another article of
highest x¡ritle for n supply of which
we are prlmlpr.tly dependent »on
foreigners. Japan may ho drawn*,
into tlni general mix up, is a l mo j l ,
.sure to he nftH.a. cargo of camphor- •
E0 «-Msentinl an uli-iueut in amokeloas
gmnpowder-would 1m> an invaluable,
prir.c to any of Japan's enemies. The
C< M-mniei f hfl.s bi-ert taking steps
<•> make tin* country imb-pcudent
ol Forniosan eatnpUor a* Japah's
capiun-ii t«Innd Li-x H* hdpe that
llie culture ol camphor will .bo
nil the harder in case of p general
European war into .which England'«
Asiaslic. a^ly may be drawn; nml
that the camphor industry may be
mi firmly established in*'tho South
that we may furnish tho hulk of tho
world'* supply long after the nations
h a v e reused to s i m p and snmj at
eu«h other anil (’.axe ri-su.ed their
wonted attidude of "watchful wait;
ing"-n(ler the wt^mgest have sue- .
cesufully jM’ffor niiUl their coveted
task of deglutition and havp lain
down to enjoy tho digestion of tho
weaker.—-Times Union
The ' Present European War Aad
The end of The World
The nhovo will ho the subject o f
the discourse to im dcHvcrefl hy Rev.
George Hyman at the. Baptist
next Sunday mdrning.'at 1! o'clock«The reception committee i*.nirnnguig
to comfortably seat the large a' dience which is .expected to attend
The Church is located at tho corner
of Park Ave. and Sixth St. just hack
of tho new building being erected.
At 7:45 in the evening, Mr. Hy
man will speak o n '" A game of Base
ball.”
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The children of the Orphanage at
Enterprise ’ were entertained at the
Star Theatre Saturday, coming oVnY
upon the. •irtvitntion of Mapager
Hcrndcp. N m | ( a ' to ; u y tho chil
dren enjoyed the pictures and went
away happy. Manager 1!. B. Leach
of the Home wished to publicly
thank Mr. Herndon for his eoutesy
and thoughtfulness in hrhnlf of the
children.
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of husband and father.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
AUGUST
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NÒtEà
: Kmlrnvorera of Florida need not
fdrgot .that they have State o fllccra.
The following have recently
sent
lettrrs broadcast. Mr*. S. L. Jackson,
American to Tell England How State Junior, superintendent; •, Mra.
Huth Wynndt, Quiet Hour Leader;
to Run Railroad. '
Itev. Geo.
Waldron, Vice presi
dent, Treasurer George Cavanngh.
and tlie secretary In behalf of the
Henry Worth Thornton, Picked I
Headqtiartors Fund.
English Director« to Take Charge
Our Lord is sometimes called “ the
• of Qreat Eastern Road, Will
Prince of Peace." His followers do
Demonstrate U. 8. Methods.
not seem in some parts of tho world
Now’ York.—"Your boat chance of to he serving Him very faithfully
success," sold Henry W- Thornton, now.
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"come* when yqü aro tn your shirt ,
Next Sunday the Juniors study
sleoves."
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I about '"W hat sh all,wo do*wUh, mir
Thornton to tho ypun* American Faildffc»^" Psalm* 37:20.-24. T o ’ us
railroad man who was recently picked the answer might he, fOy old ns well
out to tako charge of tho Groat East- *■
a s' little Endenvorer»:-" Don’ t grow
em railroad'In England. * .
discouraged, "but, wiser now • from
Thn-mombor of tho boanl of direc
having these failures, -try ngain."
tors who did tho picking Uctiully add
ed to his declaration that Thornton Is I How many of our societies^ hnye
tho boat young railroader—tu is fr:---- - 3
hom
lea for such a posltltm; Uiu uiuae he- help to our special C.E.
log that English railroad men have cause, The Children’s Home Society?
It was the secretary’s long-desired
run to seed.
"They do not grow,” »aid the dl* j opportunity to visit the Home this
rector, wagging hla head like a me- j Spring. It Is at 11*44 Riverside Aye.,
chnnlcnl bear. "They do not expand Jacksonville, and any (yie interested
Their Held of vision 1* limited."
In Us splendid work should look it
However that tnay bo— and English up when in the metropolis any time.
railroads resolved themselves Into a
How many out-of-JacksonvUlo Enlodge o f sorrow when they road U and
dcnv'orers have?
then began to gather bricks for Thorn-,
Miami Congregation« list* . now
ton—tho American youngster bna
have
two societies)!Young People and
been growing and expanding ever
Junior;'
the last has been organised
s ln c o .h o got Into railroading.
this
Endeavor
yoke, and both ure
Fboloa by Amortcan Presa Associativi
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After ho had graduated in football
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-welcome
into our State. Union
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and engineering at tho University of
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German and French Artillerymen
Ponnsylvapta bo applied for a Job to fellowship.
The Kissimmee Gazette has
in
Artillery piny* a Mb part In the great European war. Germany "and Prove, John C. Sime, then, secretary of tho
1‘ unnsylvanln Railroad company. 11« itsTast paper among the. news-items
harp.devoted * greet deni o f attention to this development of their reapeftl»
had n letter of Introduction from a (rom Union Center, the following:armies. - Artlllrrytrjep of the German army are ahuwn at the top and Franman of influence.
"M r. and Mrs. ljtwson entertained
artillep iuvu at the bottom.
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Hum,* said Hlms. when ho read tjR, Christian Endeavor society and
• the letter, "This gets you a Job. hut
a thousand years, and peace will It don't hold tho Job Tor you. young its friend».. Games were played until?
T R I C E ’S T R U M P E T E E R
reign over the face of tho etirjh. man. I'll carry you on the salary a lute Jiour when everyone departed
saying they enjoyed "every minute."
(Articles Published under this Hesdlna far- "Do’ you'know what.that, means? No, list for two year«. ROÍ If by that
I am not joking,-neither am I now time you haven’t been prdmpUMl. »alt About thirty-five were present. S
nlsbed by M. P. A. Burt su, Jacksonville)
attempting "to be funny of knrfaslic. won’t nav'e you. 1 wouldn't have that Strangely enough no mention is made
ways
_ -4,JUfiE8iSE'. YOUR^VTFK' "'
With a NEW PEUFECtfON BLUE FLAME Oil STOVE
and she will appreciate ^our thoughtftiltmss. Tin* new
PERFECTION Is the’ best all-round OIL COOK stovf
that has ever appeared, from the stanpoint of EPI in r.v i v
SIMPLICITY and DURABILITY, ajid suLisli,- ,-vt‘ry nquirement— BAKING, ROASTING, BROILING, TOAST
ING, IRONING, ETC.
♦ No Odor!
No Sm oke!. - No Ashes!
No Dust!
♦
The heat, which is sufficient -fn^-nny kind of rooknig. is
concentrated at the burners, thus jirevuni ing ovi l lient mg
of the Kitchen- in hot weather.
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Keep Cool by Using a New Perfection Oil Stove
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T . J . M iller & Son.
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of refreshment*, usually a climax
• Then Prohlblllon Will Do No Mora
There certainly can he no fa-ace a “ aort.of a mon ou tho right of way."
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Thornton was on his thtr^l promo both to social nnd news of lt.^
’ C o o . H. F e rn a ld H a rd w a re C o .
“(B y John C.Trico.)
lung it* prohibitionists and blind
We have not had it 'word front
A couple of weéks ago' a perfectly tigers*are, extant,.in any considerable tion at'the und of tw o year* He has
been moving upward ev'er since, but either the Congregational or Pres
well ¡nlentipnei^gcntlemaii declared .numbers.
Talking about "blind tigers," the hn has never gained a stop by flat- byterians in Sanford for several
through the Coituty Uecortl of
Hlountxtown, that! ninety per cent current issue of tho Fort Myers Press tery, back-bending br lying. If the weeks. It is coining toward time
opinion of tho njoa who have been for the district conventihn to
be
of thé dim e, sorrow and suffering takes the correct vitfV. That pup
Now i» the time in i-r
nearest to him Is to- bo taken at par.
held in the Celery City so they had
of the Country was trasenble. t6 the so thoroughly "d ry " that it refuses
.Sets.
Consideri hg i M
Qu tho other hand, ho hasn't herduse of . intoxicating beverage», and to carry whiskey advertising and tatetl to fuss wlth hla superior omcent, _ HPtter stav wide awake from now
Union., thvrv U- «vary liuliaathm ( )•«I ( t.^v -«»(( • n - therefore chargeable to the account places my »Trifles under t huL. lumliu+r- “and funning with tho ofltclul family of
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able crop u* plant.
“oT infamies kept' against the saloons. Yet it .solemnly declares in u leading tho Pennsylvania railroad I* common- | Unitc'1 O n lim a young people
U n ote:.'
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. Forthwith .came the announce editorial that if present conditions ly reputed tn bo as dangnrous an oe- - aro «•«* •'njhvfng the great union
White Silfrr M m
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3.75
T.
.Crystal W»i Bf rrn
ment of the einhrogUo now taking are. to continue down there it would cupalton os' biting the Up of a stroke revival underway In lumpA
Yellow Oifiirn
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90
While Bermuda
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of lightning.
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nliape and involving the whole of he wise for the town to vote* for
Red Bermuda ^
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White Multiplier
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On ono occasion a baggageman on Junior Society has si »pended for
Europe, where "Strong drink"has open saloons. The fact is tho tiger»
Parcel Port Kale
Write for fill ]>rifr
QI-. 6f, Prr Pk. 20t.
little place .and intemperance ia very at Fort Myers have grown so old his division bad cllmbyd po to the , the summer but older workers are
tender, where hr had no buslueti» to having good meiuipg* right along.
and - cunning In their lawlessness
rare.
be. Just before the engine rolled Into
Its a line Topic ni>\l "Sunday.
"* Naturally we might have assumud that they well nigh have’ to
PLANT CITY. FLORIDA
'Hie baggageman was "O ur Social Life fur C’ llrist." and it
on tho nuthorily of the West Flori a strangle hold upon the commu , tho ditch
killed,
leaving
a
destitute
family
tpight to be of great benefit every
da gentlemen, that our ^tatirluns nity. and some people ore beginning
"(ilve mo•-#1.000 for tho widow and w fieri- in Senior societies.
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had gut mixed over t heij^ "fruit of to see it. Saloon men ure not angles
lnterlnvhen. Aug I I
the vine," and given their places to. by any manner of means no more I kids," Thornton asked of headquarters
"Not a nickel." said boadquiyrters
lens hilarious and more reliable
than other business men-- but there
coldly.
"ft was Ihr- baggageman»
students of sociological economics, is one God’s blessing they bring to
fault that ho was killed.''
but u ""liibk* student" has saved us any community. They soon rid it
onfused, ner
"Maybe," .said Tlsornton, with tho
tho trouhlo. Wa are gravely, told of the curse of blind tiger«.
big Jaw sotting- "But meanwhile -a vous, jtlrcd, worried ordispondent it is a
by the latter that the» maniacal And l ht'y arc the only antidote for young widow and throo bo>B aro .in sure* sign you o o td f M O TT'S N L R ' Eaction of the European nations in that trouble, flut Fort Myres is danger of starvation. Fra going to |R I S E FILLS. They.renew tho normal
(lyiRg ut each other’* tltruars over tn-rhnp» doomed to suffor~“ ypt a
* vigor hnd make life worth living.
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the nrrest nnd punishment of an while longer. The prohibitionist*
sure and ask fur MOTT'S NERVEassassin is but the fulfillmant of the are pretty strong, under the misKINK I’ ll.I.S. Price tl.QP. Sold only After Four Years of Discouragiug 1 ,,;ui knl|t*n R" "«•ik
prophecy of John, foretqld in Rev takiun impression t fu-y are aiding
qy V. in, (I Aldridge, Drhggist. . 1
elations. If Europe is destined to ■tennioHince and the »ilrev >1 old
\\ ¡Hiatus Mig t «>., Preps., ( Uvcland, (.)
Condition*, Mrs. Bullock Gave
MS urid experience all the things tiger io*ii will a arch up to ilu- polM
At last, my hu.--b.iiid i I me ,i tattle ol
that John »aw take, place preceding and vote prohihititiou with them
Cardui, the woman's Ionic, ami i coo- •
Up in Despair. Husband
the Millennium there is |ik'*ly to he fora vastly different,reason.
StLCCT rAMlLY HOTEL
ng increased demand for J ho pro
mcnced taking; it. From the very first
Thus they perpetuate th e ir'busi
\n o u r ^:
Came to Rescue.
)OKLE:T
ducts of
distillers to keep Europ ness ,o^ selling kill-mc-ijuick chem
dose, l-could tell it was helping toe. I
ean nerves from breaking. Hut there ically made knock out puigon for
fan now walk two nubs-1without ili
is somo consolation in the divination double the pricA of honest liquor.
Cool. eomfortabK? i d J modero
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Uurnum was correct when he -de
of. the nfpre-said Hi hie student.
Calron, Ky.—In an interesting letter firing me, and am doing all my work.'
Sorcini lummer r u n .
There ia io ho a pyiod of peace. clared tho American people enjoyed
JACKSONVJLLt. FLORIDA
II you arc all run down from wonunly
Irom lliis place, Airs. Uettie Bullock
Think of it, if he recounth well and' being humbugged, and his divination
John 1was foully, and truly proph does not apply alone to the show
wrllcs as follows: "I suffered lor four. trouble«, don't give up in despair Try
esying, the devil will lie chained for business.
years, wilh womanly troubles, and during Cardui, Ihe woman's tonic. It lus helped
ibis time, I could only sit up for a little more Ilian a million women, in its W
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ONION SETS
K I LGO R K SEED CO NI l’ A NY
HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRING WIFE
WhenYouFeel
•HOTELWINDLB
while, and could noi walk anywhere at years of continuous success, and shouM
«g. At times, ! would have severe pains Slrtly help you, loo. Yoirr druggist to
Borrower
Henry Worth Thornton,
4t You W ould Hardly Think
T w as Summer”
W ell hardly— when you arc nicely fitted oirir
with Jthe twb most ingenious tilings ever tnada
by men to keep women cool and pouifortuble.
G-E Electric FUiirou. and G-E Electric Fans fora a
comfortable lioi yrcather combination. Coats only
15 eepts to Iron sW k ols week’s wash—Coats only
$ 3 .3 0 I R O N S N O W » 2 .5 0
S A N F O R D L IG H T & F U E L CO
put her on my payrqjl at |45 a month,
and when her name cornea' off mine
oomea with It.".
• Bho’s still there, so far as any ono
knows. Perhaps that Incident helps
explain why. Thornton was selected to
tako charge of the .Groat Eastern, for
tho position of general manogur on
an English railroad* ls‘ equivalent to
that of president of tho United States.
Tho Great Eastern handles a great
er commuting traffle than any other
road in England..and its short haul
business, during tho summer resort
season, is perhaps tho greatest In tho
world.
ul, according to the' corn mating
lie of Etiglahd, Its directing heads
assay heavily In pure t>ouo. Ticket
-jalys nr« never stopped, no mattor
how badly (he Hue may bo blocked.
Tratus are held In amoke-fllled tun
nels, rather Uiuu permit a atop asldo
from routine procedure.
Any one can. handle engines and
cars and tunnels," said a railroad
man, ''but Thornton Is a wonder at
handling men. That's why England
look him.”
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He must ndt only teach tho railroad
tiling public Of England to love they
Great Eoatecn. which ontalls a com
plete reversal of all tho lawa of hu
man nature, 'but must also win the
loyal support of the Great Eastem’a
pmployea
- In a way, American railroader» arid
tbYlr-fspthoda will go on trial .with
.Thornton In England. This may, not
seam fair, but It la the r.v.-t
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IF you are a borr o w e r o f t h is
paper, don’t you
think It la an InJustice to the man w ho la
paying fo r It f Ho may be
lookJngforltat this very
m om ent M a k elta reg ular visitor to your home.
The subscription price la
an Inveatmcnt that' will
repay y ou welL
In my left side.
JJ
Sold Cardui for years. He knows wlnl
-The dpetor was called in, and his treat- it will do. Ask him. He will recom
ment relieved me for a while, but 1 was mend it. Begin Liking Cardui today.
Hr*« tor .Chsniaoof.
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soon confined to my bed again. After Advltory
D ip«.. C h .ll.n «*». Tcnn.. W - J ™
In itructitm i on » w i “ *» «" ¡(U r j r * » •
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ui >U!s »fir?*- «—
that, nothing seemed io do me any good. Trr.im.nl l«r w*i&»n.
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SPECIAL LOT NO. 1 j
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LADIES’ OXFORDS
MEN’S OXFORD^
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and Drew Shoes i
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for women, regular value
Regal, Kneeland, Stetson
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and Stacy-Adanis.
$3.50 to $4.00, going
Regu
lar value $4 to $6, going at
In order to close out our summer slock of Oxfords to make room for Jail stock, we have decided to reduce o u r - a l l shoes to a figure that will more them:
These prices are for CASH ONLY and no reductions will be made on our other stock except Straw Hats and Hens Clothing. % Come in early before the stock j s
picked over and you will be able to buy just what you want at greatly reduced prices. This is a boni-fide sale. All goods marked in plain fjgures and nothing
reserved. The stock is absolutely new and up-to-date, with the exception of a part of the Special Lots No. 1, 2, 3 , 4 and 5 as advertised.
Patrician Shoes For Women
Tan Box Pumps English Dust
$11.50 values now
- - - Patent Blucher Oxford. English
I «i.st $3.50 value now - - Russian Button Oxford. $3,5u
value now - - * ......................
Patent K4il Colonial. Pomp,
$4.00 value now
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Regpl King Calf O x f o r d s ,
English Dist. $5.00 value now
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Radcliff Shoes For Women
Tan Rubber Sole Oxfords. $3.5o
valye now
Patent Leather Pumps.
$.‘i.o'o
value n o w ...................... - T»nr k <:nlnr MVrn t*nmp~.
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value n o w ...................... .. - Tail (Vdonial Pumps. $.’» ,5 0
value now
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Endicott Johnsoir’s Work Shoes
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Men
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Regal Shoes For Men
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rirown’s Stone Blucher, $3.50
value now - - - - - - - Brown’s Stone Blucher, - $3.00 *
value now - -, - - Men’s Bliie Sfone Blucher, $3.00*
value-how - - -......................d
Men's Green Stone Blucher.
$3.00 value now - - — ' — — - Mep’s Black Deerskin BlucheV
$2.50 value n o w ......................
Men’s Chnmoise Skin. $1.75
value now - -, - - - - -
Regal Russian Oxfords, English
D:sL $5.110 value now - ' Regal Glazed IOangariKi Blucher
Oxford, $5.00 value now • — -
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Regal Patent leather Blucher
Oxfords, $5.00 value now - Regal Black (*alf Blucher t)Xfords. $1.50 value huw - - -
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Bultuu .Uxiurd.
$1.98
1.98
1.79
1.98
1.98
1.79
1.79
1.69
1,69
1.48
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98c
89c
79c
1.18
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W h ite S h o e s F or C h ild re n
W hite Canvas Baby Doll Dust. t f l
• $2.00 value now - ■ - - - * *Px
W hite Canvas Rubber Soles, $125 . i
- Value now •- - - - - - j
W hite Canvas Strap Pumps, $1.25
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value n o w .................................
W h it e Canvas Ankle Strap, 75c
value now
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S P E C IA L
LOT N O . 3
LADIES’ OXFORDS
’ Patrician and Drew Shoes for Women.
Going at
Regular rallies $2.50 to $4.Q0
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Stacy Adams Shoes For Men
Patent Kid Button Oxford-. $0.50value n o w .................................
Palj nl Kid
Blucher ( Kfnrds.
S0 .5D \alpv now - - - - -
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Tan, English
Iausi, O x f o r d s ,
$0.00 Value n o w ......................
A
Black Kid B u t. t o n . $ 6 . 0 0
value n o w ......................-
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Blucher Kid Oxford. $ 6 . 0 0
value h o w .................................
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Blucher Kid
Oxfords, Straight
Dust, $6.00 value now - - -
A
Blucher Kid Oxfords, Farm Foot
A
D lsL for heavy men, $6.(10 now
M e n 's W h ite S h o e s
Beacon Shoes For Men
Regal White Buck Bals, $4.50
value now * - - - - - « - " -
Beacons Tan, English I^ast, Rub
ber Sole, $4.00 value now - Beacons Tan, English Last $*1.00
_ value n o w ...................... Black V ici-K id Bluchers, $3.50
value now
- -•- - • Gun Metal Button . O x f o r d s
$3.50 value now - -*■- - -.
Patent Leather Button Oxfords,
$3.5u value now . . . .
Gun Metal Blucher Oxfords,
$3.50 value now - -
Outings, White Buck, Rubber
Sole, $4.50 value now - - M en's White Canvas, Rubber
Sole, $2.00 value now - - M en ’s White Canvas, Blucher
Oxfords, $2.50 value now
M en ’s White Canvas, Blucher
Oxford, $2.00 value now - M en ’s White CanVas,' Blucher Ox
fords, $1.50 value now , - -
S P E 0-1 A L
LOT
N O.
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Buster Brown-Shoes for Boys and Gii;I
Regular values $1.50 to $3.00.
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P rice 9 8 c -
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Boys (iun Metal Patent Button
Óxfords, $3.00 \-alue now - Boy.4 Cuti Metal Patent Blucher
Oxford, $3,00 voluè now - Boys (imi Mi tal Patent Blucher
Oxford. $2.50 vaine now - Misses Patent Button ( kxfnrds.
$3.00 vaine now - - Missrs Baby Doli Pumps, $3.00
‘ vaine n o w ........................... • MÌsses (»un Metal Baby Doli
Pumps, $2.50 value now - • MÌsses ’ Patent Leather Baby
Doli Lasl, $2.50 vaine now
MÌsses Patent Btitton ( Ixfoptls,
$2.25 \aloe n«iw
- - Missi*s Pnlent Baby Doli List.
, $2.25 value n o w ......................'
lyjisses Patent Button -Oxfortls,
$2.00 value. now
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Patent Baby 'finii Dxst, $1.50
vaine now - . - . D ' ....................
Patent Jiaby Doli Last,\$1.25
value n o w ........................... Patent Leather Ankle Strap. $1.25
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value n o w .................................
Patent D-athof Ankle_Strap, $1.00
value .now - - 5 ......................
Tango Patent Pumps* for. Little '
Tote, $1*50 value now -
Drews Shoes For Women
White Buck Button Oxfords,
$3.50 value n o w ......................
W hite Bugk Blucher. $ 3 . 5 0
value n o w .................................
W hite Buck Pumps. $ 3 . 5 0
value now - - - White Canvas Colonial Pumps
$3.00 valile i m * ......................
Drews W hite ( aovas S h o e s
• Rubber Sole* $3.00 value now
W hite Two Strap Pumps, $ 1
value now
W hite Canvas Bluchers, Ruli
Sole, $1.75 value now
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W hite Poplin, Ixnv Heels, $3.00
. value n o w .................................
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Buster Brown Shoes For
Boys and Girls
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Hindi Kul Bluchers. ver\ sofi Sin
women with Tender foi l . S ' >i• . d**.'
value n o w .................................
Drews Black Satin Pumps. $ 3 .no
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value ihhv$
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Drews Patent < oloiual Pumps.
^
$3.50 value n o w ......................
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Drews Patent Button Oxfords.
f
$3.50 value now - - - r t
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Drews I'aLent Colonial Buckle
fc
$3.50’ value n o w ......................
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$2,79
2.38
2.38
2.38
1.89
1.38
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$2.79
2.79
•2.68
2.68
2.68
2.68
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M E N ’S
m
OXFORDS
Many well known makes.
Regular $2,50
to $3.50 values. .Going at
13I
�TIW*. SANFORD HERALD
august
S
tu r n Tawtay siul Triti«»' Uomini B»
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
M. J. n on k_£dllm
W. M HATNt l H uslness Manag«»
(Mi vetad In lb* Clry »» c a m « 1 1 0 0 « r rear in
advance or 20c per Month.
Pirn tD U to adiance n»M ta matle •»! offlor
O Mo* in Herald Huildinf / .
B it
FLORIDA ALL RIGHT
While every section in the world will
more or. le s fed the depressing effects
of the war, Florida wifl be leas disturbt* cd and will have more to. gain by the
_jiXrif** tt,nn nMy
>11>r region on 'the
capital out of the fact that the expend us who foil we must have them* cap
itures for ■the city of Denver during afford to buy.
its first year under commission govern
Rut certainly until the way Is qpcn
ment were heavier than under the old to transport our own products to Eu
system. The New'York Times editorially rope there Is no occasion for hurry
answers this objection a* follows;
In rushing ^up prices. That a pro
“ Denver reports, after one year's longed war will enuse an appreciable
trial of commission government, tnat it Increascvin t*he price of a number of
is considerably more expensive than the basic article!» of commerce, such as
old way, but .suspicion that there is sugar, beef and ffolir,'goes without
something dubious or wrong about this saying. When half the world stops
concjusion la warranted. The mere fact working and goes to lighting the
that the city baa sflent-tnore this year other half mpst provido food and rai
than last proves nothing at all. Obvious ment. Rut there is dne other, thing
ly, i l might have done that without a n y aw certain.- Th« country thntiupvidcsdiscredit to the new aystem as inefficient sustenance for the-combatants will
reap a round profit.
or uneconomic.
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However great disasters
follow
“ Of course, commission government
war,
somebody
profits,
Men
grew
like any other, can 1» good or had.
Its mere adoption does not solve one rich and by honest means in our own
municipal problem, the, only claim ever Civil War. T h e y had something
made for it being that |£mnkcs the sol Sell the dem and-for which was In
ution of municipal proble.rui easier and creased by the war. The ^normous
gives more definiteness tb the reaponsi- destruction of capital will undoubt
edly be felt here nt the clow« of hos
bility of officials.
tilities. We are a growing country
“ Denver . should. be more interested i
and hfVc furnished an outlet for the
in thc-qucstiotTwhclhcr it got its money’s
capital of the world. It will i>e need
worth thnn in the amount it spent, and
ed nbroffiK and the loss Will be a
on the answer .to that qucrtlfm depends
serious setW ck/ Im t-whifo we are,
the verdict of its experiment with the
counting mp'fnc. di-nnirr
;
side of the shield
We are experiencing now and shall
experience for »ome time the effects
o f shock and surprise, the dislocation
of tho security market and the nat
ural tendency to alow up and prepare
for the worst that may come. The
conditio?* being unprecedented, the
wisest eocfosft themselves in some
doubt an to what will lie tho out come.
Rut there is one comforting reflec
tion, so far ns thk country is con
cerned. In -all speculation th« con
census of opinion &*thnt-wjth the
sea again open to ships trial our sea
ports once more active, with our
business men keen-„i n pursuit of a
World trade that milst look here for
accommodation, there is bound to
come an enorn\ous activity in pur
basic in dint firs :nnl UL OUT- a«licuU
tural products that caltnol help iiut
set the life blood pulsing in
the
whole business world.— Florida Grow
ers News.
Tin- v,inter resort* on the |>enitvsula
will lie HImtuHv 1
1 tlie roiflipg
season. The thousands of tourists who
would otherwise, have visited' Eurojicnn
countries will be with us instead.
Our winter population will be increas
ed many fold. To entertain thewe vis
itors it will require additional hotel,
The Commercial Club meets tonight^
antPRsident accommodation, thousands
of jwnifiLi of additional giiocerics,„month and tlioae who attend will see the real
l*ooslont of Sanford, anil if you want t o .
and all tiie necwwsrii« of life.
ace
those who do not |hit^k (eiy>ugh of j
Floridn will benefit in another way
their
rity to ltel|t boast, you can note
Her geographical advantages will wrmt
those
who nr*' nIwent without excuse.
a lion's shate „of the commerce from.
It
is
hoped that this, the first meet
South American porta, which has here
ing
of
the
new season of 1914, will bo a
tofore gone to Y«rring nations. This
trade will increase the commercial im good one and that something worth 1
portance of jh e por^s, „which will net while can be accomplished. • !>*t every
as n Hearing (mint for the exchange and man in Sanford do his duty by coming
distribution of th* products of the Wint up und taking a part.
ern lfemfaphcte,
,
So it will be seen how •extensively
Another corner stone for a fine new
and aulistantially Florida will bo be un Sanford church has been laid and still
fitted by tho’ war. We have the natifrak the good work goes on.
advantages ami we an- equally’ ns cer
tain that they will have a* telling effect
The Way Things Look
Not since 189C have there been
In our behr.lf. -Jacksonville MetropAt last the personnel of the Fed- a« ch ideal pros fleet* for the apple
era I Reserve Board is complete, and croP In .¿hlf ctninlry. At the convenorgnnization of the new currency and tion reports were nuufi^ from all aphankink systepr can proceed.
fll** sections, which shovArd that the
The new system is not ideal, and yi«1(1
probably b*> G0.000.000
it unfortunately must be given its barrclt for the entire l Tnited States,
first trial in it time nf vast difficulty. n record breaker.
Rut it is yet itnmensurcably better #As a grr.it deal depends upon'the
than what we have had before. If it outlot to foreign countries tlie.clos(«hal! work half ns well as it sponsors ing of the seas by the European war
have expected, it will make
this is n hard blow to'the grower* as well
country a safety-valve Instead of a a* shippers: Tho fruit on. the tree*
defective tube In tho boiler that must Is'said to bo almost perfect. TIiIn Is
carry the pressure of up unprccedent- particularly true of the fruit in Wett
ed economic strain.
cm New Yprk.
Nevertheless, the*old system goei
Although -every county in
New
out in a blaze of glory. Never in its1York will have apples to sell, the
sup;*!;’ of food ftml clothing tifefe whmld 1fifty years of service to this nation 1shippers do not know what they can
be :ume excuse far tho raise but ip tho has such a strain been put upon it,H do with the- fruit. Speculators who
United States with our vaunted solidity probably, ns during the last, two had planned to buy heavily dnre not
nnd wealth pi the thousand? of mill? weeks, Any aystem which * could make a move yet,
and factories where everything that is stand that strain is not to be a bandAt the Boston .convention wero
raised or dug from the earthen be made oned unhesitatingly,
representatives of the groat Northinto tho finished product, even with nil „ The change to the new order is no western applo sections. Those started
live cheaply,
However, we nrisls must reckon with
the trusts every tine tin* wind changes
and tho sooner the government eliminates
these highway robbers from the. present
order of b usine» the sooner the pooplc
of this country can suit thrir incomes to
the price of food stuffr. There is no
PCed fot a scare in the present war
There is no need for the people to rry,
bard times or become innoculated with
,n h r~powIiiüstlr-mtrTOhe: - Tho~?fiiIre
country is on the' ova of the greatest
prosperity of her history. We have tho
most bounteous crops apd the brightest
prospect* that we have ever had and not
even war or ruffion of war nhould make
a difference in our inter-state relations,
*The war in Europe, if anything,
should] make times better in America.
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pecta for panics, and t b f bugaboo
should be dissolved by hara faeta and
let it disappear beneath the warm rayy
of the refulgent sun of prosperity uniier
the staff nnd stripes of the greatest
eountry/in thf Woi’ d.:
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COMMISSION g o V f: r n m e n t
. It is not the amount of jnoney an
individual, a firm or a- community
spend* tha^„ counts, }»ut, vyhft Is , r»-
U
INTELLIGENT BANKING SERVTr.P
consists in protecting a depositor from borrowing for a dQubtfut>ui pose a
as in granting a loan for a legitimate one./
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With an unbroken record of caring for our depositors in.«tile matter of |0;
ofTer'GieTilghest scfvic^Trrconrieetibn with every proper undertaking.
i OUR EXPERIENCE will,be of great benefit to' you and we are always
to discuss your business affairs and render you every ¿qryice for their sue
administration.
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4 % I N T E R E S T P A ID O N
S A V IN G S A C C O U N T S
r> »,■,
I iwwr vo up tiusiHÇ
M. M. SMITH
H! R. STEVENS
¡‘rrtidrnl
' Vka-I’mliic«!
H. t.'TOLAR
san ford ;fl a
I'u lik r
■'ill have fQ
aftcrnÔDB ti
.1- lifUT
A B O U T. PEOPLE AND E V E N TS
B E IN G A
RESUM E
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OF
SANFORD
H A P P E N IN G S
■U P - T O - D A T E
Communlcntians for this Column Should h e Marked
Phoned fo ‘ MrsT R. ATTörhoun, I'ht
JiWgfc ho rflood Party
A pleasant event oT the week whs
the neighborhood party given by
Mrs*
A.
I).
Smith,
Tuesday
complimentary to her guest Mr*.
Charlotte Smith.
Thu guests were entertained on
the irroad, cool verandas, marie very
attractive with putted plant!, and
pink and white cut flowers.
In the magazine guessing contest,
■which was fully enjoyed, Mrs Deane
Turner piade the highest score; win
ning a very lovely, hand -painted
sketch, the work of Mrs' *F. !„• ()'Conti or.
Delicious grape-juice
sherbet,
pound cake and devil's food was
served by Mrs. Smith’s attractive
little daughters Charlotte nod Irina.
Those enjoying Mrs. Smith's hos
pitality were Mesdatnes, T. L. O’
Connor, Iiarvoy
Renfro«, Anna
Walker, J. R.. Johnson, J.H.Ferguson,
'John Melach, Dean Tbrner, W. M.
Colbert, C. F’ . Wulker, r.nd Mias
Eva Walker.
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Airs. Guo. Armstrong a
Thursday for New'York. N
shije, and Canada te re
Society Editor
‘•rgan «ha
-amraer jJ
laliiiHphjj
Savage of Jjvluonriihd
li"*v lttr*
,
Mr and
The attrition of the Rimy B ees}little son. ha
is again called to the meeting at the, C, to spend
Bobbin's Nest, ■Monday afternoon,
at three o'clock. After the business
M -« | \\
session, the Rees will be the guests; from a ,ie.,g
of Mrs Robbins.
'
Mj«« Same *
Persomi/«
Mr.*and Mrs. W. \\
are at Daytona Beach.
Miss Flora Walker rot timed today
.
, from Gainesvillo where »he has lieen sigli
Embroidery Circle Entrrtainrd * attending the State Nnrtnnr S ’ lihof time
Mrs: D. A . Caldwell ¿nttfttnined for tho past two months.
1 was
F R E D E R I C II. R A N D . Pr.xid
F. P .-T O K S T E R . V ic e President
B.*r.
V V H IT N E R , Casi
R E PO R T O F TH E C O N D IT IO N O F THE
O F S A N FO R D , FLO R ID A
TUESDAY, JUNE.30TII. IBM
CONDENSED FROM REPORT TO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
R ESO URCES
Loans and Discounts
Overdrafts
-
L IA B IL IT IE S
„$232,330.67
.....................
2 3 6 ;8 4
U. S . Bonds for Circulation 6.Ï250.00
Bonds to Secure Postal
Savings
• - - 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Surplus (Earned)
O ther Stocks and Bonds 4 l , 0 6 3 .0 8
Undivided Profits (Net)
Banking House and Furni
ture
11,000.00
C A S H & D U E FROM
BANKS
- - - 1 3 /,8 6 0 .0 0
Due from U. S . Treasurer. 1 ,3 1 2 .5 0
24,359.00
Circulation
D E P O S IT S
As a member of the-Federal Reserve Bank System, th is bank
offers its customersHhe increased S A F E T Y , S T A B IL IT Y and
S E R V IC E made possible by tbc new law.
.
�The Sanford Herald. I I usual a>reast of the times, will put in the
wire service for the. benefit of the
tilt** .’.Happening*— Mon Iloti Of S.uifiTttt people during the great
Matter« ln Brief
Mrugglp in Europe. Many Sanford
citizens have been anxious to get
Stuff Irish from the *ii«» instead of
jtRSONAL HEMS Of INTEREST trusting to the daily papers-that
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4«»m w r or The Floating Small Talks Herald »ill give them the stuff fresh
Murdnctlr Arranged Kor Hurried
from tl:e »eat of war—providing eFL
Herald R e a d e r s .
nough people in Sanford have red
blood mi their veins and will help pay
for the wires.
R.I>. Crier and family have roThe Baptist ladies will sell Ilaked
f turned from a visit to the old home
lleans,
( ake*. 1'iev Candies, honeI in North Carolina.
made Bread etc, at the store a
j,(n. J. L. Miller and ihildreq/bave at the «tore ftcross from Abernathy's,
returned from a few week's trip to Saturday illHaooi) and evening.
'Sarasota.
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Vivian Whitfield is visiting Col.
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Fresh yeast Bikes and popcorn at Mrs and Mrs. A K. Towers enroutc
A. Simon's.
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65-tf
home in North Carolina from Cuba
where
he has been spending some
1 Miss Georgia Pattlshall of Geneva
weeks.
! was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. ¿{. E
Totted Pertw. Colins, Chrysan^olhr several days of rhla week
mArnr* ets- ewfit -i,,. .mosaic «atf * Get your Ice cream from Duhart
urday niter noon and evening at the
--JAP Crtum FaaUu? . - - .
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stare north of the' fire- Station.
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"H on. Geo. A. DeCotter htnr rcm rxg
anil Mrs John Musson and
etnfrotn a visit to Bullalo,- New York
family leave today for Oaytnna
! where he was etiguged on legal busi%
Bearh where they will spend several
: ness.
weeks.
He want! nothing from y o u ’ ex
cept that you-be y o u fs « ^ *
He is the one Iteing wjth whom
you may feel safe. With him you can
utter y,our heart, its badness and its
goodness. You don't have to be careful,
a
There arc many faithful, wive
husbands; there arr— fesr faithful
friends,
DRILL &0RES SQUARE HOLES
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Land of Steady Habits Produces Me■ chanlcal Novelty Formerly Re
garded at Impossible.
New Haven. Conn. — Bridgeport's
prominence ns a- couimerctal atjd man
ufacturing center haa brought It still
another line Of manufacture, which
will be commenced In a short Unto,
the manufacture of rotating drills to $ > # ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
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bore square holes.A few years ago oven aclcntlsta
would hate said thit I t . was abso ♦
lutely impossible for a rotating toot ♦
to bore a true square bole, yet It has
been done by the simplest sort of 1
mechanism, which can be attached <
to any latho or mining tnachlno.
To describe the drill and Its proedaa
la aomowhat difficult In language i l
adapted to the lay mind not especial
ly vented In mechanical motions. The <♦.
principle Involved Is that of moving a ♦
triangular shaped drill or cutter In a-|
squuro master guide, or cam. For bor- i ♦
Ing different sized holes It la necoe-'. -V
1
sar> on ly 'to change the utili,
drill, os —«
the W
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master guide Is adjustable
Anybody* can stand by you when
you are right; a friend stands by
4
you when you are wrong.
Like the shade of a grehat' tree
In the noonday heat is a friend.
Like the home port, with your
country's tlag Hying, after long
journeys, is your friend.
A friend Is an, impregnable citadel
of refuge In life strife of existence.
It is he who 8e?Pa alive .your faith
in human nature that makes-you be
lieve it is a good universe.
He is the antidote to desjvalr, the
elixir of hope, the tonic of depres
sion, the medicine to cure suicide.
When you are vigorous and spirjtYou like to take jiour pleasure»
A (l, —— - t i n
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wfrh hlrty '«flieh‘ you’ are dying you
HAMEL WISHED~A QUIET END ♦
want hint near.
You give him without reluctance
Rather Id Solitude of Sea Than In
:
and borrow from him without emHIS LADY ¡8 confronted.by n condition which prevails
Crowd, He Told Friend Before
ba rasa men t.-Ocala Evening Star.
Hla Disappearance.
: T in many homes—a Inck of closet room.
1'• L. W. Moore, pastor of the. Plant
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Cooked Food fthd Potted Plant
City Methodist churrh was in the city
CATHOLIC CHURCH
With it g ro w in g family and an increase
in the• wardrpbe
at ;
sale Saturday afternoon ,upd, even
London.—
A w
writer
In utho
a
s u u u u u .— a
r i t e r in
iu Aeroplano,
A T r u jiiiU tu ,
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yesterday enroutn to Enterprise to in. SERVICES
in discussing Gustave Hamel s d i s a p - e a c h member, the situation , \n serious and the question
ing across the street from AbeT. ipect the Methodist Orphanage
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pertinent.
peamneot says:
nathy.
During, the nhsence of • Father .• *‘ U la a peculiar fact that only, a few
See D u tton - for turnip, mustard,
The solution of tho problem would bb tho purchase of n
Every citizen of Sanford and the Bresnahan, who has gone on n e ttle day-H before his disappearance Hamel,
lettuce and cauliflower seed. * ‘.IG-tf
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Celery Delta-should attend the meet vacation to points in the middle west In discussing the Atlantic flight with ,4 commodious ChifTonler. '
HE
.. Miss Hlanch Tuttishull is in the ing of til ComtiK .-ul Club tonight ■Father Tod of Orlando will have sotim friends, said that If his tnachlno 4
We have tht*m in a variety of styles and price.-t, and their
city this week having recently, re at s o'clock.
charge of his pariah ami Mass will he came down In m!d.-Atlantlc nml was + . convenience and utility are <mly equaled *hy their swell
not plpked up ho would prefer such an
turned to her homy in Geneva from
at
the usual hour on Sunday*.
D m! Pocket IsHik
Small velvet
end
to being killed In an nurodromo or ♦ appearance.
the summer Norma! school at Gaines |BW-ket
MlOk V4||h chain mittaining 1 The coming .Saturday. August 15,
luring'a holiday of obligation. there j “ “ "»»«ibltlon tllght. with all the fuss ♦
•vide
ST n !imv.1rii sf 1*-[1 .1- th. UtTalli tif
will also ho Mnv« .,t 7:
}i an,I all
•'«nsatlon among tho crowd
New booking orders for llig Itos- finili 1 2tp
Somewhere at Ute back of hi» mind
CASH
OR
IN STALLM EN T
Catholt,-•
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are
bound
to-attond
■jon Lettuce and Cauliflower seed
I think he hud somtr tdda of the dignity ♦#( 'omipiTi u! ('In 1. mi' ■t« tftllight 1
•¥. F. Dutton.
isti-tf
of dying In the solitude of tho sea to ♦
Y
at th?ci ty Hull «tm a full altondance
being killed In tho act of ainualng a
BAPTIST
SERVICES
Walter S. Adams of LoulsvilleTif n ra w fw ....... .
U7
ADCDW ATUV
F^r«Tdirect* r.lmrtto Avenue ♦>
JT
mob o f’ slghtaecrs. and ho was right.
♦
in tjie city again and will remain for
.
SANFORD, FLORIDA f>
"T hat'ho should have gone In tkhat
Tonight at the City Hull at K o'Corndr Turk Avi*, und Sixth -St.
several weeks- being engaged in the
Cominbrcbi ciu b wlfl meet,
won
to
him
tho
trlvlaL
(«at,
of
crossin
g
--♦
J
Sunday School.
laudable effort^ of pushing tin- deal
the channel 1» -ilui Iro ny, o f fate.-hut
11:00
Sermon,"The Tresent
( ‘ •ino- to th<- C i t y H all t o n ig h t a n d
.for the new Sanford lloust
came poinewhvra near being such an
W h e r e W ill S h e P u t It? '
W.
inert
with
1
h"
C om m ercia l
C lub
European War and tie End of the
5 or fi'doHus GGfi will break any
* W orld."
m e e t s ton ig h t
I ‘ oinriu-ri v I C l u b
case of Fever or f’ hill». Tripe 25
:i ntt Jr 11 Y T V
in t h l ' i . IIj at * o*t I»k >.
cents.
!•I 2bt
15 Tre.icbmg "A •gam*' "J_Ball."
and
Sundays
WondA
h
* ay* W elcom e.
* B. G. Smith, w|m p u l l s t h e bell*
I liursday
George flyman. I’astor.
Tienir
nut
veniences,
cord f o r the Oveido Canno.iball land Tar^
amusements
l‘
he
only
sale,
clean
States thivt Oveido • X p e r t * To L a v e
a fine t o u r i s t hotel ercted in t h a t outdoor jwiinming. pool, emptied
KOI N!> A DKKIt
daily, cleaned and n*-iilleii from ar
thriving city this fall.
t e s ia n well
Shower bath, toboggan
T li'S t 'n g iT '* a m i i re w o h I m,. i r , | t he
Closing out all typewriter i.-itl-m sli.ii
|a*ttsS d p T is s t o ly a ls o
s ta i
A lm a
M a y a re g r e a t l y s t ir p r i* i* d t<>
paper. Best grades only, at 25•
th è body o f a I t ili g ro w n d e e r
per dozen wheels. Herald I Mitre
Vuliimohih Owners Take Nnlbr
t l o a t i n g in th è I n k e W e d in - s d a y a f t r r V7-lf
K e d u re d
K jt> - s
,i\,r
C o m r e le
n o .m
fu s i
Im w
j h e f le c r .
w h ir h
Mr and Mr* E I W ondrrrtf •teft Bridge .it I t.iy lo/i.i All small mrs w h i. li w-.is -1 f u l l g r o w n d o e h a p p c n e d
tm liphiig 1 ofd» with passengers,
T h u r s d a y m o r n i n g , in tlo-tr liuti k
l o I h * Ltll» il a n d t h è b * id ‘. I t i l . i k ,'
VII birg,- i-.ijs. in
fur a Crip of severul we* (?*. \i-nir.g round trip 2ó,
\ | n it r ir e i* a m y s t e r y l h . i t w ill n e v e r
Jacksonville and other points of mi eludttig ; ;i*s,-Ng»-r* l.r rAijpd trij, le - s o lv e t l
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\ til.ESI A I U BRIDGE Ct»
■tercst.
VY. AD tKINAlltl
QBd ns he desired "
upktiowQ a n ti, th a t ih r d rlr n d a o t la d v r r ‘
,w # n l> o n r y ra ra o( a * r , and IbSt th a ra la na
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p r ^ n n In ih r » fa ir o l Florida, ih » a a rv lr» q f
1. tU, la n d lu ta 1.1 f 11 » ., * . ' I f i r r t h a n aqt.t,nrna upon
whom Would Jrlrfd ,a ld th o s n c r e a t e li U\ It'll p ,.p t
A t I.n u ,*f’ , • ' t ‘» r r l‘ >ra, yo u . t h r aald W. J. A lc l.'u ra » .
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t i m i t h e r e wire o f ..
’ I * o f th t t i t l e o l r.im p ls ta t fltsd In tb w r tu < * In th » sbo«»
n t t n r h || t o a n in e ! r o f o u r o r.lh e ro u rt, on Of h»for» M o n d a y , th a l l h
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Cardinals Othrr 1i..*n ,p.icai
FORTUNE NOT TO C H A N G E HIM
P it t s b u r g h
P r o f e s s o r , . Nov» W o r t h
M il-
D o n a , W o n ’ t Q u it W o r k In th o
S choolroom .
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#lrk qnd re Itave the
lAoily. bin SL’ •"***•
iiu l's 1,1 n n w n lo ii.
e in , ,
** *• fu rth e r »rdared th a t th is n o ti-« b»
Pittsburgh, Pa.—Prof E. M. Wollonk P
I a m S IH n o w n to n ,
n
th e l1 0 > S « r« lo ri p u b tl.h rd In t h * H a n fjfd l l i f a l i , ■ » .w o
or
n | t i s i , p » p **. p itta ta lir d in s u i l | o i s ro u w ty , Ktorpf th e chair of Innguuge» at the Pills* o f . a . a t t illa r and
I. .... a . .. ,1,
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ids. otn-e a *rr*h taf nati, r«4a*ctlMvs »wtia,
burgh Normal, who may be the rich t lictnl by the lb all» . ..in am-ng the
tVimr». j; A Itourla-r. cirri, ot th* thr- •
■, t Dt> h o ld e r * o f r u *' r 'u u r t. and ih » t r a i o l >si.l m u r i, on
est schoolmaster In tho I'nlted Btute% m in o r c a n o n i
l i tha Z«nd day. o f J u ly , A t>. 11*14.
will slay In the schoolroom atrd work, the title In recent tin..- ixai Ihn nu* t hi»»*l)
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K A. 1 IO U G I AKS,
Ü r r k C irc u ii C o u rt. H ria in o te C ounty." .
tjjjor of the ’Jaekdaw nf Hb.-iiu-j."—
despite his wealth.
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By J. .C. H..h.ru.'D. C. ’
Prufeaaor Wollank and his sort will London Chronicle
t;,rfrr a lu citu *.
t! *
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Sr.firil.ir sud ut C ou le«I (ur Complainant
no- n get a 126,000,000 estate In Berlin.
y7 KrlTHc
Th- estato Is that of it great unc.lit
HERALD
WANT
ADS
RAY
-faw 1k . su will provldr&l ibal It go to thu
I N u l l f r uf t pplif n lta n
Far
Tpi
l>rrt|
l^ d rr
trial..' descendants of the Wollank ltnw
H r r l D * R o f ( ‘ K « p l» r
l.iin
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after a certain time Tho time has ex
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pired
mid
the
professor,
nml
Ills
won.
Notice of .Meeting
It DU ADVtIMISINii
purrhaM*r at T a t I « r iif ir a i* N» Iü 7 ü t tJaiacf
P ia n o
and
P la y e r
P ia n o E x p e r t
In, Is u bunker nt Ihrlhl. las., dre the
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IIH, *•111)1 s tl i:
»Aid r * r ijß r a i* ln gnjr clTtn», an4 haa mad«
t u n in g a n d r e p a ir in g
N il w o r k a lonly heir»
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apjviD allon I *»r l a i
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an important meeting in t be city
The possession of at least twelve arid
a 'o lu t ^ ly
g u a ra n te e d
U L
H a rv e y
N ultra* ta ) l f f r l j | *t V^n (h a i th«* tu - ufi
- - -l-ai » u h l i » . B»i>! rirrtlü ra ttn e m h ra r« * Ihn fo l*
hi
a
nut
her
part
of
tins
issue,
is
hail
on
Friday
night.
August
Uth
p
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ivldw
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- « liu a tv d In S#»m
a
half
million
d.jllnrs
will
not
mean
the
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J lo x 1 2 3 3 - P h o n e 2 1 b 1
M r: t f
r ir *eftln
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ama VV
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rid a * lo
ta g S h o e a n d e v e r y m e m b e r is u rg e d t o b e retirement Of (¡it prufeswir, hp aaserta tur t h r p u f It tu*** f?I
tl ,. ........... in . e iu e u t o l r iu r i t i a u ffd fo iiig tw o ) a i n , and miao I f f th # hy »11 ft. fai an<l Ö In HI» cof.
y il*
S h o e A»C lo th in g |
present as matters of .................
importan^^•
.......... to ......
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piMpriB» " f d # ir r m in ln t ihé" n u n ih r r n f m llta
l4 ,
He Intends
stay
In tho Vtcljoolrciom
M.r». J, !. Millar, returned to hftK ^n|,. ,,j ,j)(. Sanlord
n t - t l - 1, 1«
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Vfil( m i i L i l r i 't ho I nf d lM r lr t » fk a o l ’ t i i tu ho b v lw i f**r »arh
1to.t he city and ,-ounty will beI t a K i n u n t i l n ftu r o W r t1* h im . Iti» c o m u n i 00
#aj <| )# lr< i Li «-arh «»f th r S p rH a l H rh m il
T a * Kfalairlcl* I.r m n a lia r nam«**! -Ahi **!art*
up
All of the business mi •Il tA Ilo * I t iip• p* y* < ) mwvs IH 'Ti*, tic fia y tl.
I „ .ft er >
, u l u —d
__I a y.
-. lS*
: . e a— L__
h».4>»H
rum
b r r Iltü th1 - a
ln—
have not enrolled ns tftisiness rnem
Hmforil Npt ri i l Ta* Hrh»»*«! I «Uffici
No l ,
S m a l l Hoy K i l l e d b y F o w l .
I iv|t( « , i*o H pafia! T a* Î'c h tjt* l 1 * ir
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b e r * sire e*p.. tati v inviti d to at
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t *a«a * *•
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t’ Hrleilx. Kranen a few days ago ill'll I m i n I S|»*** 14 I 4 t ¡Ss'h*- -I I 1' tl N"* t
M j l i l . r f airi * ,. *
!fb• ». èli • i’ll* ! «ft A«4 il- r
,ir-t I\ •* I impaign “ f idv.-rllMtig t In 1110 lH.tb- f.-lb.w- wiis plnying outsblo
home hi'Sanford, Wednesday, from
South Florida;.-, where .*l<- and her
children have been spending »,-verni
We e ks She was .!• »'mpaMted b. (nr
»¡»ter
c,.l* in X. hi. h they e x p e c t to place
their ,-ntir. stork of sh«»-» on s,,le
at vftry tow prices. In runny instances
b. h ^ t 1 ox *he erigi;.,! , o-t prue
lx,
••
|.iiT11Jig oil ■ 1he shut
1 h e i r l all
i d
lb p. M .k, TOi.11. I
Tyjjewriler Ri I*I .■rss K.-.ii* n
d - . i r , d in . i r . t i r ••*»> - r.-*.".r. ft* Will tj.* inaugurated
uhtff
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the Herald whin you need i.i>>liel|>* Sanford
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.,>1.. h.-tter servire, a,11t once and whatever help-»
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Any titakn machine. 7 6 c d e l i v e r e d
will
help
cVery
business
nuin in the
will Tu»*ve thwe stiles of one kind of
anywhere. Phone 118.
There are other matters of
merchniuHit. ut a time Instead of city.
A *
Vital
interest
to the city Inid county
placing
«
he
entire
stork
of
goods
on
W . H . H o v v n r d a p r o m i t i e n t <‘i t ithat
the
club
should handle and it
.
. . .
zen of O v e i j l o " ; * * i n t h e c i t y w i d - sale
n e m la y
of
nm l
b e tjtin file
shape
and
re p o rt-
I he
a s b e in g
g e ttin g
in
re a d y
second
th e
fo r
.- f
I..-l
g
>*f
p ro s
p e ro u s w i n t e r a c a * '" .
Ill
be :i- - ired *.f
a lid I- x; -. Il* "
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In »■ * a !e I h e b u y e r c u M
'111* b ig
• .
. t ile n lio ii a t
I I b r h*
-r■'
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S or 0 doses l.i.f. will berak •i >
A tig
Turtday
case of Fever or (’ IiìIIh. Price 25
fo r 1. 0 da> *
.cenls.
N,.w
t-
thp
w ill
a ll
lim e s .
u tn l
w ill
im p b r lA n t.
th a t
t b i*
house when a Iprgij «,',*•
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piece
o f ‘ bread from his hand. -T-i.
TJto
child and tho‘ cock struggled for Iho
bread, and tho cocl^ attacked tho child
and hurt him so badly that ho died
(shortly after.
1no Til.-*. It p
C o ü ld n 't
President-
With
.• V I till
T V UuucUfi,
»
I ‘l«ola < in tut r . H jf , Ac min til# Co., K it*
!L
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llu lir r ta ,
C*
104
1.
O S|>rc«al
T
flu n r . T h ru
1 SI l’rJ
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\ u l i i i «tu!
N
N'a 1,
i ^Tanner,
A well known lftwA>j In Bouton had
*n'1
1” rii1 t Nil I,
Si friT
* I T" a t 1
i;c| «hit I 'lisi
a horse t h a t always stopped and ru lîàLi |
Ifrfi
in»! I‘ }'. < y!lr)
inf», aml VV. S I« «jî,s f 1* ra
fused, to erósa the mill , dam
bridgi
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4!«-it«s va !ifMM U i 1 m F rh o v l IM a lfis t ft« -. 5*
Lfl
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I« a t t ln i; 6 U t o f t b o c l i y .
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h
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KMb«*«. F .d » ir
\<*n\rmnp an.I A
A.
hiiM»çJ ot amili rorjifMNHinn* wh«2thrf Of not
'h e ra p ita ! M ir > uf the «aid f , f*. I H J T T U N t
I N C , »hall L** lr*frua»*»l from th » *titn o i
f t f i . t mm » Ü0 t<s l b # » u m
o f 1 2 0 , 0 0 0 .0 0
**»<» A IlfColtN, S*wc,
1 0 3 - IX
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F, F. I iu t t o h , 1er,
no urging, would Induco him to cross u-r»». In.peri.», «ni ' r "«rn-oi, rt»rk
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H>‘ o r ilr f of th r lln a rtf of r u l 'I i r ln * ir u , *
I* woman mbn* interesting thnn w it h o u t « t o p p in g , ÜO h o A l l v e r t u r d Ììnn tìi Srm ln ..U t «mi.i v. F L .n .la
_
to
lay
in
your
far ,Tm i t ir a t i U n tie r
uN » ftfr
. o f - Appttrm
X . . . tiftn
4
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* p [ it ir * llo n lo r ta x d»»d to trau» In a e cordu t ir r w ith l»Tf. 8 » td c » rtlllf» t» em brnew, th o
.n U r r v lt
H » » r« lh J u tllr ia l O r r u l i ’ ln
fo tlo w ln s ilr«erlb».< p ro t» « ty * H u it» d In H rm - - ,
In and For H r n ln « lr ( o u r I d F lo rid a In
In o U ro u o ty , K ln rld a ; t u - w lt; t l» * . ' t h l l K a t
■HW < or. < r f r r . A T > 11, U SO, ru h K . Î H I t
C o m M .ln s a t /
H 7 »» ft AV ’.’ h i i t N TBS ft.
...
c iu t io n
T h r *«!<t la n d b rin s •>—'-« r i a t ili» d i t ,
of th » in u t n r » o t » o rh r * r tiP .r ,t» in Ih » a tm »
. w . J / ,M « L u « S i, n d “ " t
o t.W . ,K . !. . I t u iU r r T U . U n ir» , , « ld r a rtiS w h rr» s > ■ ¿ ill o t ro m p l* tn t h»« t>r*n (Usd ra t» «hall b» lejlrrjnrit « rc a td ln a lo l i i . ' l u
d r r d W ifi.lu u » th e rs o n , r t th» t « lh day o t
i W h r tfif, H M fB
iF A. D f C o t t t i . »I l r i . c H rp t. A . B ., I S I I .
r I-. r t i l t S T K I t . C J lA t l lM A N
, B . L . T t . jr . h r r , Kre. *» 4 S u |.|. vf I'ttk lle
• Jj* - in
1niti Ir
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r
lim
r u r u o ni .
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vance if the war continues, and'this t c r e s t i n g th a n w o m e n , buP th a t , w o rn - B r o a d w a y c a f o a fe w d a y s a g o . T h e i r
Tolar ha* retbrned from is your opportunity to buy and a n i s m o re I n t e r e s t i n g th a n m a n .— c o n v e r s a t io n d r i f t e d f r o m p o lit ic » t o
‘I th e
cond
m a r r ls g- e
of a
m u tu a l
Jacksonville
where fu* hit* heen
;s• e----vour shoes at rock bottom Harper's Weekly.
1 friend» \%heuono of them rorruirk«*u: «n-i «>r r«tun«et f<»r «‘ampUiriBni h»* m^i#
obliged to go to a specialist- for) l *
shoes may never be as cheap
! **1*11
n it fvnaL
f lif it
A vnftTi
l m t fT
iill1» #
fils!• vÌ t i H i t It , 1«
ft bt
,!t*f of
h it
111 f*NitI
tell v>ou
A
man v\nni
mar
|)i#
w.th j.
xtrl.br»,
i, « bt»«treatment to hlseycs. H e * better,*
[n Sanior(,_
TOme early and
■EVpected a Real Boat Ride.
rlea do second timo don t dwiervo to jr«i<!rni •>! th * *i«ir at Kiorii!» «mi l, * r»,hut »01 have t o .make weekly trip*
1h. „ e l e c t i o n s ,
iilr n t o t- » . rt» t» or r o u n tr y o th irr !h « n t h r
- A coqiest, for the enlargement of 1¡,a70 ’lost’ h(B’ nr .t Vlfe."—LIpplncott '»
, U t r AI ilo r id * . in d th a t h i, r r » ld ,ftr r f ■
the Hunday school, entitled "A Trip [
to Jacksonville for some time in
W ( i r ,| shoe & Clothing Co .
to
Palestine,’’
hnd
b».cn
Jdanned
by
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.
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order to save his sight.
Hmll the ad'and get the price* in
E.
• The. Blue seal Tiro
Compound the Herald
will positively hcttl punctures and
WIIAT A FUI END IH
preserve the life of your automobile*
*nd motorcycle Urea and tubes
Th.. Star finds Ute following com
Exclusive * territory open. Address
D.A.Hanna, Sole Distribuers. *813 plete description of a friend in an
Florida Ave., Tampa, Fla. FriOI3~4tp exchange. The Star i* glad to say
that lr ha* met several who measure
Mrs P. M. Elder cxpecta to leave up to the requirements;
in a few days for the mountains of
A friend is a person who i* “ for
North Carolina and will probably you" always, under any dreumspend the month of September st
stancis. |
Clyde with Mrs. R. J. Holly. The
He never investigates' you.mountains nrc very popular this
Whon charge* nrc made against
summer winter clothing being worn you he does not ask proof. He asks
bj> the Florida crackers who are un- th* accuser to clear out. ... •
kble to stand the coM weather
He like* you as you are. He does
Hon. E, A. Douglass entertained
the Rota’ry Club at^’ his home on
Third street for dinner on Wed tier
day and a good time was hud by all
the members. It was decided that if
flo d d a chicken* did not go any high
er (thht is higher than the lower
Hmbs of the trees) Jhut tho price of
Western beef .would not materially
handicap tho apjxriites of tlie ylub
members.
wit nr*.« m> «»(firUl *ignB*urr anU a«*»| ihft
t -'»*» '
■*»I
Th» Vìllàwinc «fa'ti»* ìmprrtor» «rot rtrrks
IJ
Hlm.
man, or the reverse?
Man varies him: "T o he sold, for no other reason
The muny friends of Mr. and Mrw^aupfily of full ail'd winter sljoes. The
more, llo has mnro genius In ex thnn that tho’ owner wants to go out
K. B. Brown will regret to learn that ehildn |i will soon In* starting to ceptional Individuals, and less of go- [ 0f town."
they intend to remove Uf Tnmpa' l0 . rhool and will need «hops tfh* nluM-llke Insight In thu average perthe first pf •September to Ynaka tlieir young men and .girls will be starting son.. Ho competes: woman endufc«
U n d e s e r v in g ,
*
future homtK^lr. Brown will hnye a lo l(,liege and need shoes, and the lie bullil* externally, she at home
T h r e e G o r m a n s w e r o e n g a g e d In a
position with tbo Gulf Fertilizer Co , „(ay
homes will need shoes. The Ho tights; alio preserves Our worth___ _ „opinion
t ...... ......................
n f id e n t ia l t a l k
w h ile
d in in g In a
I* that.....................
men are.............
morec oInprice* on all leather goods will ad loss
of that city.
H.
f t , HM1.
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r l r n io n r f f a i i i i * a ,p » n « l l a , »rh i.ftl l i u l r l r t .
nrj, la .
By l trder of
K tiU K R S T L A K E ,
*
hin China cock
euek aattempted
take ft iurarrit.r.1 1er n.....
i liln
t t e m p t e d to lake
be w e ll a t t e n d e d .
la s t J
%
lime
e x t r e m e ly
m e e t in g
be tt t t be
■I, Iri de- d IIti Itg *•ha
.1 t le *.lb I* TP ft
1 .-th ,
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i l l d '*Q ,I b « fi£ iu n « « d * t Ih # d a l*
of Ih» iMUan. » nf auch ra rU flM M In lK » IJlfnw
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Soldier of Fortune
those neglected, weed grown Holds
were nuyther proof. What waa he
hoTc for. then? And Bailie! Ixtrd. I
could despise that Teína rough. Put
tho snaky eyes of tho woman made
me shiver and look about hpptvhcnalvely. Then (bare was the dead man.
Thero was wrong Bumewiiere suretycowardly crime, murder! . * <With tbe tint return of daylight I
would seek out Coombs, tell him vvhnt
1 had aeon and compel him to confess
tho trufTi Then I should know how
to act. how to approach her and ex
plain. Xly nerves steadied u» I ant
there In tbe alienee, and my mlud
drifted to tbe woman sleeping across
the (mil. Then I also fell uaieop la
the chair.
The gray of dawn was on Uie Win
dows when 1 Awoke, my body aching
UHth
from Its unnatural position.
loaded pistol lu my iwcket I slipped
Into the hall The faint light revealed
Its ahwbbliuyut, the grimy nig carpet
and discolored wnlls Some spirit of
adventure led tue the full length until
my hand was upon the latch of tlrat
last door. I could not resist an lu>>
pulse to look upon tbe dead man ngalu
by daylight nnd thus assure myself or
tho reality of.w h a t scorned oui? n
dream. Alb-wascsactly as I recalled
It to memory—the stained walls, the
dirty floor, the table littered with
cards, the overturned chair ami the
motionless body of the dead man
From the wound In tbe head a dark
flow of blood atulned tipi floor, and ns
1 bent cjoaer I boticed the eyelids wore
lowered over tbe dead eyes. Hbot as
fm bad been, killed Instantly, the bnnd
of tbe nsaasaln must have-performed
tills act Then surely this killing bad
been no common quarrel, but n plan
ned usafuwlnatljm, tho culmination of
some prearranged plot
J ills knowledge,' while It set my
heart throbbing in realisation of uow
danger, yet served also to s tlffc ^ f)?
nerves. liy" thought was nut su iam li
concerned with myself nud ip/, pwp
danger as with that of the young wo
man whom 1 waa bound to protect 1 closed the door on the silence and
stole quietly downstairs. There waa
d o movement, uo sound In tbe great
bouSa Tbe front room, hideous In lu
grimy disorder, was vacant and I
opened the front door noiselessly and
stepped forth) Into tbe spectral gray
Ught‘ of the dawn. ThuflVst glimpse
»boat was depressing enough. Tbe
bou*f Itself, big and glaring as It wsa,
was 'nevertheless tittle better than a
ruin. Bov era I of tbe windows were
broken, and tbe steps sagged and trem
bled‘under my weight The front yard,
a full.half acre In extent was a tan
gled mass of bushes and wood*. a
high, untrimmed bedge abutting off all
view of the road. From tbe foot or
.the, steps a'narrow passage trampled
into the dirt circled tbe corner of tbe
bouse, disappearing within a few feet
Convinced that this must lead to the
rear and possibly tbe negro cabins
where Coombs slept I followed IU
tortuous windings, although half afraid
to desert my guardianship of the house
even for this purpose. - HUH there was
UlUe to be feared so loog as Mrs. lief
nard,>euiatoed securely locked in her
room. Perhaps hy the time she arous
ed -and appeured below »loirs 1 could
And a reasonable eiplanaUpa of aU
this mystery—something to smile oTar,
rather than rear.
I emerged Iptq a somewhat clearer
•p?t^> 0f grvtiml lit Wlie rear. The
kitchen was an «U, constructed or
rough board*. bur with ablogle root
The door stood ajar, and I glanced In.
only to And the room finpty. the pou
¿rod pans used tbe night before still
unwashed • ' ' "
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• There we* nothing lh®r» to Interest
me, and I crossed • narrow space of
Jjy Randall Parrish
'Itutber to my HtirjirlHf neither ote
to tbe teat, J^ld wo iriuiijn'1 in
»Ingle We toward ttiv houoe. Home
prtvuutlou kept me nt thu fear, and, l
followed silently to the room of thu
murder
There wan the furniture as I remem
bered It tiie d lrtj wnlls, the opened
window.
Iltu the .overturned cbnlr
flood ¡1gainst the .wall, tlie cards were
slacked on tlie table, and there was no
bod? lying oil tbe Door. Coombs let
o|it a barn it laugh.
"Well, where's yer dead man? J
reckon ye don't «ee none, hey!"
"No," I Insisted, “ but I did aee one—
twice. The bod? lay there where the
stain allows uu tin**dour. It baa been
curried a d a ? ’ Within half an hour."
.."A likely atory. Who could do the
Job! ..Nobody round this shebang hut
Halite, an'. me. I sure ain't been In
yens, au‘ I reckon It wan't Halllu. So
cut It out, young feller. After breakfust you an* I'll hare a talk an' liud
qut u few things
Come on. Brou»sard, an' tet'a talk over that mutter
o' our» '*
The two went duwn the atalra to
gether. and I c l o s e d the door of the
rear room and atcupcd out Into the
mill Hat lie wm in the kltrbcn, for I
heard her voice questioning the men
us they passed through. Out of the
window | caught n glimpse of them
both dlsiipiienrtuK through' tho weeds
townnl the bayou.
"
That dead l*aly 'had not moved Itself
Human hands hud accomplished tbi*
deed daring the .brief (xsrlod of my
ulmence outside. Whose hands could
hare done It? Not those of Coombs,
surely, for he could dot tinvu passed
tlie and attained tlie ^unisc While 1
waa in the gtlrden unseen, mlr Halllc.
for she poxseased no strength to,'more
I him drag the duritl-umu to so lie near
tiy covert
With the |*>ssl6lllty or
tins In mind’ I searched the vacant
rooms of that door, closets and all,’
tieiroughly, nut to no result There
was therefore hut one conclusion |*is
s lb le -unknown parties ware Involved
We were not alone in th» hnixe In
uplte of Its apparent desertion
I paused lu diiubt before Mrs.*Ber
nard’» tjijjr. ootivlnred tills was the
truth
Should I tell' tier frankly the
story of the night, my vague discov
eries, my suspicion? I surely had uo~
rlgtil to deceive thu woman or keep
her with me. I hud determined my
self to face It nut—'to risk life, If need
be. to tear» the truth
Hut I had no
right to Involve her further.
I m p|ted at the difnr twice Iadore
theru was any movement within, Then
.her volet» asked who w as there, and at
m> ¡newer »tie ciiuio out fully dressed,
fronting tUe with <|ll('»(loiilug eyes *
"The night has rested you." I said
smilingly, my heart beating lu swift
appreciation of her beauty. "Aru you
ready- for breakfastT'
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"F or anything to escape the lonelliie--.it o f that room," she replied sert-*
ously. " I f I 'really look rested It la
not from sleep, for I have passed tho
jilglil In terror. My tdurtitter was tit
fid mid Idled lAth ilrenms Hut I inn
sure of some tbings—my door was
tiled twice, and I heard some one
prow Hug ultotii the hall"—
“ That might have, been |," I Inter
rupted. "ua 1 wus out'there during the.
night: but I certainly never tried your
door.“
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“ I umv tlmI shining over the trimsoai. " It was much Inter when tuy
door was tried-not long before day
light, I.think Whoever It was |ia**ed
out the front hall window on to the
pun'll roof. Aly light wus burning, al
though turned low.' and no doubt he
snvv me silt lug up, wide aVruke. on<
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the edge »of the bid. for ho 1^0 disap
peared by the time I gained stitnclent
•countgv to approach the window and
Itgik o u t"
night with a woman. Claimed to b®
young llcnlcy and took poaaooslun of
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saw some papers to prove what yer
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round at daylight What*» yer game
enybow V
The man's bluster gave mo my clew.
Tbe thought suddenly occurred to mo
that for tome reason be waa more
afraid of me than I qf him.
"Too can see my authority, Coomb*,
any time you are ready to exhibit your
own," 1 returnftt~feoolly. leaning bark
against tbe aide of tbe cabin and star*tng hint, straight In'.the eyes. "If yon
are tbe uveraeer bans, then U la my
money that la (mylug your wages!, and
from tbe ludk of thing* you'll not bold
tbe Job long at that."
Coombs did nut cringe» but my tone
brought him uneasiness.
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turned grutily— "Thar glift a nigger
on the -place."
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"Apparently while men ¿uounh bang
ing around What's the matter with
the uegpmay
**^iiiuab«v *ml tile fellow Inugbvd.
"Maybe yer « Merit sun* •’
1 straightened dp. stung by Ibe sue®«
In Jds voice.
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4 said, deeply Interested. "It appears
strung enough to support a man.. t I
wish yiHi luid got sight of the fellow."
.. Hhv Ufted her hands to her bend.
..."Ilut 1 was so frightened Xly head
throbs now with pain. I was flightcued last night In tbe durkneas. 1
confess I completely lost my nerve
•ud would hare run away If I could
I’ erhnps I even' said things which
made you believe I regretted ray ac
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more myself now, and I mean to re
main and discover what It alt means.
Cun you guess why? l>o you not buspoet who I antT*
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told me.**
‘ “ And I told you only a half truth.
1 nut the wife of Philip Henley.” Uer
cheeks flushed, n iom h o f passion In
her vole® as she ■fared me. “That Is
tbe truth. Do you suppose that I would
over have gome here .with you other
wise? No mutter how desperate tity
condition Was. that would have been
impossible. I should have despised
ufyself,"
My aurpriseat this avowal kept me
silent, yet 1 could not conceal the ad
miration from reveal men t In my ayes.
Sho must-bare read aright, for ffie
drew back» a step, grasping the knob
of the door.
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Ite» tldi'i tsl . *»u«leriiatlnn » a» cU-ar
ly mmilfe«led In tl»o girl » " lille tace.
and yet llier.y «il» a llrilineHj« to thè
tip» timi i>i,,inlM«l itiiyltilng UH ,,,ir'
render I ,,r un ili'lant «he »veniwl lo
ttruggle i>> regnili ber Invìi Ih
P h ilip A . S w a rtv . 8 « rr« ta ry ,
•7 -tt-rri
la Ih * e tra a ll C a u ri, H r t r n lh J u d lr la l C i f
r a li a f Ih » H ta te o f flo r id a , fo r N rm lo o lc
»JfaaM» ,
Wuaoa A T o o ra a r F « M III« « f C o m p a n y .
» corporation
P ra a M in F . D a v la .
T* ‘ *
T o r rsn k tin F . Dm vis mml all persona s h u m
It may runyarn: '.
in
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Ol,
l„,w
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I tini >«nrcoly
.lerrlhlel
. . . ----. , .
. . . . . | , i l l e t o ld «Ht* m »
r e a l I r e - t h a t -HI y o u nn v 1
tu t, on or betör» th« rul* day In« i„. fiuq. There wen* plnitiD nlollg thl»
■bar. I*H, th* .air* hclof tha 7th
| have remi of tliein-tlUt
Ibnaot.
'new! in "o ur «m- o f Ihe w o r l d e v e n to
T b » H anford Ila r a ld I* hereby d c ilt n a t n l
• * t h * n *vr.u a p n r In which th l» n o lle * »halt
"
•
li a «tate o f a ff a ir » xvould
Ml«
cw published o a t * a week for tw o c o n » *c u -] tiCasini
p fl'" o
—f —
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W (fl*» a
w h ereof
t
,
( ST n iniln ivs
h » v * . h e re u n to
*ct
"
n h a t r a n It m e n u . i m x t .
........
1 am groping lu
. ^ “ S u n d y "uo'no
i - . b e d a r k w i th o u t a " ' " f e ^
h S '.'
» I-F r l-Ite
A tto rn e y
tor
. . . CI?o o m b » .
P la in tiff.
* f C ou nty J u d t r , S em in o le < u n a
BU I. of Flurtda
k -jL WbUnar —
t
m.u uie
.........
we know nothing.
mem. .here 1» « hand, that « •
M illie
n|M«nt w h o m
-V m
„„vA X ram h'ed into a ren.\exvpu» of
nulla
* * re P otata a!
I atmplclon *"
Fht» plantation Ita»,
t« hereby afTt n to »11 w h om It rh»>
* ........
„ |.„ „ i ln n e d f o rr y een
a rrn
»
^“ “ ^ r n A b a t on I h V l f c l h d a y of J a n u a rv . , ( „ .f t i p r iu l l c i i l l ) n h m id o ln
J
lire
ho
h '.A
»h all a p p ly to th a H o n o rab le
w i l l 'l l th e J lld g o w à » a llT
t . ho
(1.-. Herrin*.
9erari*
r a r .a O
l U i r t n i . Ju..
J u d ( . of » i d f o u r .. » .
v"
........ . - „ m w
no n
e g r,*c »
negrpea
Hated
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t» ,^ i . t r i n i - i i , g
i»
t '.n u t d i»
fe c i
v e ra n d a
I ita t
1 fi- i l i / c - l
it
i
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t** , , i i *i :iv \ i - i i i c
hy
l i r u t iil
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d td
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llc ld c )
ha*
c d d ly .
r c lu r m x l
" b ill
II I
ber
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I
il-
•t
*
J. N. W Ï1ITNEH.
» » -• nana.
•
ÉlèlÎ' i ; :
A d m ln lrtr s to r .
”
and
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r a* li- t V "VI - p r i l l i l i
I
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belli ) r b e in g y o u n g I ' h l l
m
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lis i m g lll
t r e e * n « d w tH s l» « • tu ^
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liatnl
\« v,,-iL I'laiun-d tin wait lb*‘
set Ipine uf (111,se t w o t u lis p ln itn rs , the)
tint le e k nn ed w i t h , tut »illllrlelit klniwd
nf th,- e x i s t i n g ■ v>inhtl"li» here
Pat iva» thl» in i,-*
IVifflltl villa in » a s
»litew d a» I tie)' t„* g u i l t ) (if »Ut il lieg
h» t ?
llcsTUe*. lite) li ti») a a.»Il r e d liit'-i
til t Ibi* o v e r s e e i vv n ubi Ite Iiollllevl n f
our c o in in g
S u d d e n ly th ere tinnii«!
Ita- k l o tuy meiiinry a ph turu o f that
mil derisi man In th e rear riHMli C ou ld
In- -e (tie r o llìi, » lllig lin k the " V e r - r c r
«, i t by Nyiite1’
l i n i ) th e tmr«ln*«l
-lir e
I hi t il
-a t lie h t il
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III
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l a i . , ) f,,r i I II Ii
" I I ' t n l f 11*i| i m ' P“ ' k
g i i l l i l l i e l Ijlg
» » IIIIlin lis l V
light, a* r<*»jv m y k n e e f .
I t e n i r ) c n t n e b a c k ."
, " Y o u prolaiid) 1iuv4f «nine n s i » o n for
.•'Diti I Mity.ltJrttr
1) lag l o m e." I «alii r p llll), " m id liuvv
Yer » b i l i e did." e y in g ine III «» in e
I mu g o in g t " g iv e y o u an equ ally g o*»I
-»nrprlse
I r,-»k,in in) e u r » henni all • reason for |,-Ulne Ihe trulli
W lint ibi
rigflj
U h , w hai are yer tld* mol'li
k n o w . i i . . ' i tin * iid n iln lsir a lo r» tif
t il l» e - t a l e ' M n 11; 1» n lu - n a llie d '.e a l* lu g '
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v nu n» y o u a r e w l l li n ie.
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g aug e in )
s v ilii it | u i |,e i s ig illa i N e a le , i t i l l l k l n
p u r p o s e a n d f e e l i n g til« hlvitf
fa ilu r e
a f s iu t n o f u r
* ld o .
w lin r
"I a in 't g u t
g o t h lu *
1er lie
L e t '»
g o In-
n» I k n o w .
nn
k in
t»>*ve
It
out
q u ie t
*r,r' ■ *
Book
on
V e g o tc ib lo s
Free
Wilson & Toomer F ertilizer
'Company
J a c k s o n v ille ,
F lo rid a
Ii. ('. M A X W E LL, MUR. SANFORD
BRANCH
St
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SEEDS
SEEDS
Cow or Field Peas: Velvet Beans; Sorghum; M illet;
Complete niidFiill Slock ( ¿unlen Seed; Poultry Fet'd
^ and Supplies; Inculmtors.
Just Received Slock of New ( rop. All Varieties, of Turri^p Seed
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f e im w
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b a r r e l’,
m in
tn iig
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a w h lb *
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ta k e Iliy J o b ^ ,
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" O h . lie Just unt
Inter t h e road, n u’
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H ld n l ( .u lit | r ,n ,l M ia i llrs u tiln l ( snu>ui in M o n d i
Ille
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to film ?"
a lly got k l c k r d o u t
I r e c k o n tie» « r u l l
ik m l» c f n b le Y n i i k e e
C u u rte
Tw.lv.. btiibUiig». «ti'Jm heat, etrclric iight». lire protectlon. firn; gyntnasium
in, niiiliiriit, qimrlcr-niiHiun itullar ambivi numi Three tearher» ni multe, $5,000
organ, a tloeyn ni«no», b u Glce club», choru» clu»». Superi) now roani» for il Uf*
, mt«» SchooL full bunking equipmont. New chemicul unii ph^»it«l laborutori«i,
ct|uipped with ovary nioiWn devire; uiuilj*»!« tìf soil», fcrtiliier», fooda, water,
l’ rcpnraiion for Eiiginecring Cf>ur»o.
Lnkew, boating, nwirnming, golf, tenni», football, basketbaH; Chriatiun, but
ndc npminational; expenses mouerule;
»cholurehlps uvuiluble.
tic
*
For Chtitlogue maire»*
■airi certificat® in m y oflire, am i ha» ’ marie I
.'
'
( ulW fe, Acsdem ;, M l i , ir,
b«pr*»»i|H '. F u » A rti, D sm eslit snd In d u t jm l A r ti, llu it n e t i. T e s d ie fi'
apjri f r i t Ion for l a i *!«■*<! t *• U«u» lu ar*
'•Oh'" he managed to , articulate ro
rd m n f* » It h la » . ‘ SiT«!’ r i r i i f l r a l r em
tirare» th e f u l l f i t i n i •!«••#rtî*rri |ifti|*«?t ) #i|
••What 1» your real gnuwT"
a tte ri in H rm in ole
y, KloHria* lo -r iii
"Exactly n« I have «fate«! It. Coomb*
w Moves LyfTiar.'w S y h
a » r**To tin* Inrst of u>> kuowlctlgu I'UUlp , wVhu Vn P ia l II iM«h A, |**fw î , - 4*r*nfs* t
recorri«.
Henley 1» dend-oLlon»t bo bns dUnp- |Coni»ti rt
T h a »Ale! fand h* i n f ^»>fi **rri ai the riafa
pea red—and hi« .widow 1« tho rightful ofl t ha is« uà neri oP «Tur il
heir (o ibis estate."
wqs he merely making the t-lfflm fo$
■
Jark»onville, - * Florida
Ilk«.
I follow «I him Into the front rfiwu. "lug >et
cu ni. un1 1 d Ulti l hurt the cu»» none to
nml he klektsl tail ft chair »o as to bflng .
,*k‘ |)f vviim i.-r linkin' nil thl» fer
.......... "
WILLIAM FREMONT BLACKMAN, Ph. D.. LL; D*., President
my face to tIt« window«. An I »ank (.||U|ow
.(„.wituttetl nuxloualy. “ nu
into It l uottajp 0 dmry mirror opp.« n (lr- w1n- u,„t pi,,, m, m u r
»lie which guYe life a dlnfrofioctlon of ,|(
tK. (|m> vlnly avnllAhlt*
tho eutlro room. Coomb» »hut the dcM^X
flir ..n met lug Information
W H E R E S H A L L I GÒ T O S C H O O L ?
leading to tho hock of tho houito
,„y |ii»l«iuocf. O hjiuImi. hut
*at down facing me. his big band» on j n.||H|)-t thatgl,:fd man up thefe tho fol
id» knee». HI* effort to look ploiutani low*
.
FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN '
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA t
N e n ie ^
«eld?
only mml* him unin-nr ugllur than
“ Not by n Jugful." timi I could *«■
T »1.1. M l ASHKK
(1AINFJ4V1LLB
the petsvplralinu break out on Ida fore- |
n«un1.
I
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l
lf
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of
Aria
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n
d
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rle
n
ie
i;
Norm»!
Hehoel;
»
C
o
tlrfM
snd
IHviatons: lib r r a l Art»; l.s w (
hemi. "Why. there won't none eiiyhow. .School of M im ic i He Hoc») r f L$prr*»lhni Se boari of F n c t a w ln f i Afftcviltursi
“ Waal, go on!" he unld gruIlly.
T rs rh rf» < '«U *»*| K iI crossed my leg« comfortnhljr and Tlint guy » k ill'd out north afi*ltt-"
AM ! E i lm iu n D ltlrio n _
; ( .r id u tle Kchoof. Mod. pcslmrnt HiatW ni K l i m t s » IN i M n i (.ra d a s i«
Sr
hoot.
T
*t!
new
hrtrk
iM
ltdlsf»: Kwiklr» n m a w
troAivnuiuJum
with
awimmln*
inai:
(»»krl
twit
"Under wlioae onlcnf ’ are you 111 ■ •»d tstinl, muit»| n, w and mfvlrrn ' tiuiMIni»; vlum, »wlmrnlnt pvto) and many
leaned tmek In’ the chair, quite con
•u l» '.li« ry h a lk lhrmutifut
durmllortrs ha»« all mndrrn in*»; fit nffW iv, in »truer or» and udstantai l i t
m l.mi.» o f thus adding to hi* Irritation charge here?*.
ronittilnttra^n^w dJnln( mom and kii*Vn iwwl young mart (m m <7 Florid» rounllra »ml 34 s t a u t
won so
FM) long
lt)l»B In nniWurliik'.
My Insit cord was cool Indifference.
lie xvn»
"There I* not much to My*." I rd
plied deliberately.. "1*11 »nawor your u u n • w h - ' h i ' h v ** »*.»|*i*... ----- ---------lim ivi »mi m in u it * («r» (or (H r ytsr 1131.00. 1 133. A0 pt-r ywar.
For r»t»li.(u » writ«
Writ» today Cor raialOfo».
que»tlons «o far a* 1 tbtuk bent, ami lug he meditated nn nttaek
•
* 1
'**•
then I'll ask a f e w of you. Tho tady
EDWARD CONRADI, Pre»ldent
uiHvtalra 1« Viola Henley, tho wife of
TO IIE .CONTINUED
I'lilflp (tenley. 8ho baa cotuo down
W . J . T H IG P E N
hore to take legal poasesslon of tht»
property. That U tho altiiallon In it
a»f ApfttrflitJffn fu r T«» U r r r i l'n r ie f
nuUbtXL . 1 am , merely accompanying Hwlle»
S rr ijo n
Ä « f i f Imjpter
U » » « ®f
her to make «ore that «he get« a wjuare
Hèfld»
H o l i f i !• h » fëh y given t h a ï P- f
i
deal."
.
p u rrha##r of T u O r t l H r a t f No. 43#. «U»*«r
HU Jaxv n a g g e d , and h i» e y e « w a n tho
flr«t ri«y of Juin*. A. I l ,
fllrri ’
d e re d .
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ROLLINS COLLEGE, WINTER PARK
I l e , I. <-11 »«*
11n vv d o v n il klio vv
V) d ill , I i ' I'L U i|»«*n-»» In » t t l l g g e
th a t » q u iir e ? "
", r e c k o n . " Iju e a s lty . 1 1 »^ y e t able In
a
at
« -h I t h e r e '-
I hai. I >,. 1, 1.» U vv as ini-r« ly tn a » » u n
H » d fferrn t Un»
,.iil
I■*■t u l i u n e
.1
I a III g o in g I •
) l * t •*
in n i 11111 g
w ilb
S m ile
H a rv est T im e
l ‘ , ! ’• 'v,sile?”
k 'n
lived In town anil could Rft
"Wnnl. 1 reckou bo ain't dead—not by
to work Jilt here hwi.n»etheyb#McM
*
tj
Il„. nhice ' waa hauntod
A -Utijou a Jugful!“
H»Jl the but hlootl pump In toy vein«.
“ Jd -U t* , m i >»k tor th*ir »P* couif* wilhln n huudred
rear of the h-n.»e. no.
¡ ¡ . ntd1lH* man know' ifil* to be true, or
July »th,
(). j 9U . *
s d l S * i** ,,™bat*.-for mV fln»l dl»ehar»w. •»
*(•*1 Bistrato* ol tba astat* ot 11. II. Whllra»» deceased; Mid that at tha sa m e.tim e.lj
praaant my
nay flna]
flaal arraont»
•rraunlJi »»
A* admlnl»|
*w"in
l present
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t mi
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Flk ( il i
IP
l» lim i .fili j v u
"f
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inlit
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T b „ r o r p o r a lin n
» h .ll h»v«
|> ,i « » r * t o
W adu rt it» b u iin r » . In «Il l t .
Iir»n «hr«,
* * V on» o r mor« afflcr .1 In hold,
p u rrh a w ,
, *« » i*» x « ' »nd ro n v e y m al and , i h u m i h I
"^ P » rty In tn « S tata of t'lo rld » a n d
». » .Il
»II othor t t a t r a an d . f o r . l j n c n u n ir io .
*»
yun
limili u c c i I ug
Ni i m v,- gai tlirmigli c a l i l i * l i c v ? ;
he Ix-gnn •» <mr»cly
" H b a r » tlnl fcin ule'
rtnuiglil I »:iw b e r licr,-*'
tn n r
if r .|, |
i ti«* t in n ì
In- f i l a r i n v«I
II
I "u I * H k» T*f IT
1
t ic u r d
li,, lia .i
kimw ?"
••‘ All im w. >«**»
ly
0 »* momhi (»I»* wMk»).
vv Itti,-
I
1
il|««ti t h e
in'**
ì '»«l lif t \ «• t u li! m«*
i , i «, i l i e i d v
{•“*»
. * ° a «f« b *t« l> y r»,|u«»l«d to ap p«»r
« • a b o x * a n titla d rau»« In w h ich w rit
» lU c b m a n t waa laau«,t on tb a 3rd d a y
th « lioilse
I, « v>-
"tail
*
A h t n .N e n ie . I w l l l
I.
tanlctt
u|nhs
f it t n l h r ir
I Ili'*
i
HVinte under
In
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»
»h e » a lti i p i L 'k l y .
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• -tjh rp
,
fi vi I .
1f
I har a ffi» tilt lira!,
an>i
Te
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• h
* Ile * “
a n im a i* a lv i mH
M »* -ajf fir ut tur a !
f«*f t t li t i'r -,
'II »
«are**la.
■ iitp r 11' i
. «i .i .1».. v r
Uff' til I »11 t1 t"'*
•u.
I h*
\e s
f llc i
fio -
bu* j *
prvparr them for « vil*
* - V itti.
l f u m il i I h e u a itie
film
»r f *
n lt!,
•• follows:
-ArUcl* II; * For th* purpo** of tmylnc.
f , *ti*h»n|fing. !«,s*inr. scqulrlng -**»•!
S bbrut
in agncultursl funi!» nm! Du il-lint»
f*f Ih* product Toi», «sfr »rprifc. havtdUtic.
Y«**», îo huil .1, nifchuf»«
i Tn o ii
•*A b s o liif e U
r f :i .'*•
l)n * h a ft, r
l*r«Dlurr C rim p a tiy ,
,« iurcri*«‘filt‘i tu m gi’iD *
I M ils h t
U n ti u lti
H
iO trh atc or *s !r vif tini
slid» of live • f t»jTV , »■ .
K td u M a
of ev rr> ‘
f Itili* f y, to o l »,
crat*
is .lu s ln s
<* . (h e u tu lle ir m i» n h m ir \ u r i r n e l f
1 har
I• I
you ' tht» 'position the iidiionl»lni
tors
"I r,» kou not."
•■Kv-r heal ,,f 11 uinti named Neale—
b e t t e r re
r e m a in "
j;o tu thè C*Mtrt||#Ml*»e In (111* r o t in f y IIti«1
. .
.
,
, ii
'
a Ji ** • *I
w ill go.
shall hot
n ru l r l n i j i ' » «iujir»*ss»-*l w *4li f i l e le i;:iU (>
( utni *'
\
nf «viti A tr
Is
n f l i t e IntitH rt« t im i
( »’
I•
« -»*N «■•
i
al < -I? **•r-*
W Ih» /'»th .1. v ,,f
Ito
"I
l i u t i t h è 1**1' 'U .is s iìip H -l t i n t i n u n * |
v *-- » ...t
« apt
hrf* *' »*r
fit* ntfttr «• I« h^fetw
I li e t e
ili* i v ji h iu iv mnkln^ |•*•!IM« nI
li.nl I •i* u**ihe l*\t* uevk-i
Hrlil on June 5th, UM t, ihr maiirr
•I imrndmenf of thè \rtir!«*« **f I
f
<lt*vinoil
|«*'tlia|«s ) , ju h a d
tr is t i u p s t a i r s
In tli** i! ln v l» » r y fin ti rn lle < | u t l i i h «afflar«*
Southern r fminer ( **m n*
[T h I* 1« to f r r u f > t h t l at r, £t|lar
• f til the »Fork bid ilk f- • * r h> s e » , ■ffu d u rr U am p a il) ,
*
<r || "T a ’ ' '
and eaipting un,l* r * i 1 > ^ r**o
[ l i t la « * o | tht" S ta le ol f torela, «lu« m-l*.
Fflng hern
given
a* f*-«tUlferi t, > 14*Ftti t I* by, p u u lu a i«*>n *«fd * be u*ti»!
m
' fact by m ail t*» (ii<*h and * • e? > pt*»ckh**lu* •
e niU ng th erein Uhat at th * rcg illar m eeiing
j
In , » ( o r n i )
of
; *lit it cu ti
« ,
* ,
Vi 'll no o n e l l 'e « l to
k lie W tie w a n tlo ftil
Tèi v i) e r t in t h è c it y
b*> c*in*i*ii t*-'!. 11 i *
!
She was gone ls»fr>re I Cotdd s|H«uk. ] "Or Justus C- VnU?"
and U*lle%*sl U I sfili lUe*l, timi I before I , oilld eV e|| g r a s p Ilo- fidi I ."TI»- ».„sik 1, 1» head
I f off..»,si , "N
kiiew iiut li Ine itf f*is Inlnn ihitn e
I ho puristi I of tifi de« l ' b ' l l
a,e sent >,^i any vvorvl then,
....
ilntfi-r
-d
tier -kin mi thè stair».
that '< wr-fe coining or gave .'oil uU)
tele^rriin .‘itiiiuitm in^ (tu* Jml^t s tlrutli
|
ortlci • to look a f t e r 11»?
I ne ver t*nw
lt tm ist^tinve nrrlvisl half tempted (o nt'h after, yet as In
I tanti) comprehended the Usrdesstiess
T U * b la n k e x p r v a » l „ n n f Id.» f a c e w n t 1
u liile riiltlf* u n s Ìihi i J i n i i f i i l i H l lo
of uu y it tempt at mfltit-m'ing her sutll* -flit mp"\*er. I wnt|»«l a m o itien l.
||ft)it|t Uh iitsuiinni: ”
liven the »lent .p.ire ot k>ui^e ipialnt
U t ili, iigf e n d e n \ u r l n g L*» d e te r lutile my •
" Y iiil k t in w r i*« filili^ , I h e li « f #lh ** U b i
'¿M . I, o l », t v . . I | . i . o l i v l n i f U ie that
next . n e
'I hi» h in a i b i l g e u n t d f a l le
H ie n \* * ;th * rt 11•I V .iti
•r « ti.n
Itilllg leaf vve We l e p l i l l l l l g II k'tre
-III* \\ I»» i
1111,1 Fi ‘'f I (*-• MI I «*•
codmeni of Article» of
«
,"‘M’
femjiC I«» i'firrv 'itit »in fi I o**tisirirury
t*
«A d » m
IDEAL FERTILIZERS
♦»/ I i I h pa
m e m o n in iln
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Mock It
jir lv n t e
T1" T
H )t at 10 o 'c lo ck A M
afnl »hot* ■nu
. f M f you h a v e , vihy -a u l p it n io it •l,oiiF>l
let he gran ted .
Witness m y ha m l ai l ofTtr*»l •« #j t to «
! day of J u ly A I » I '«1 *
im U 1
^
U,Ui» . . I l l It H I M ,
U o u n tv Judge s r m ijS.»lf •
,
IM b K n
i t Ion * ouM
lirh i | h>:Uì 4«h m o ii
Til»
111:111 I f r u ì *-\ ••t i » .-n i s»I* |
In in v J u «1n
, ,
I M Tiet w t*««* I i i i i n w i
I'V N 01
conc e iv e It jM>»wiltie th e y w m i i M i l . i r e ill
K
7 tl*
I'h e y
even
[Ël'*
the
T h «*ro U n » »Jth'T * •«u e ltu tio ti jm>»
her**
Fll»fe
¡ p id *U ualo in t h r r ît y of San fo n i, for
tl^y (Frane«» r o u n ty . n o * Fisminulc count \
in d i, ami Ini nani as ait of Ulorlc !
tnid
at« ( and ft of U lork U(*haptt>pn V
A «trillion to .Sauf o i-t. i< * li o g, h ! ,
; Wfordr.l nloi-d n th o Clerk * u lU rr „( urane>
■t ) , M O fid a , palli |.f o|*«r t y l.oe.ritf lo
(4 on w h at I p k n o a n
U nio n a v r tiu r or
'And « Ifp ft, Sapf«if*i, Ul« r id * , nr •** much
- iktrac-f a* a hail Up «»iffvci* ut to j**y « F
j iflatan i'ne inric-blpilnp*- f «h»- r-ta*i
tb f on r pou at ('■late liavirtg; im n «-i
I- httMtf d. Y o u . t'a rm a l H o iu n d o , V itto ria
TBUno an«! all o th e r pet-on« Inters-*Krd »r**
Ftkft#ft>r p, h e re b y
fe rn m an d ril
to
«m
[M a re me,
( 'a u n ty
Jpi'lm*
of
e«ti,iri
f10aaAt>. at th e co nn
hoi» **• in S« n for «1
-
1V'uM fV!11W - W h W * ' * .";!',;
USE
and thaï
. • M l* may be ordrrw J of t K** fo llovkinf f»*«l
ÉjHtSf». fon arati Of of thff* •fpAralr jorr**« of
i I« t iB f nri
• ■" :
'
Tires, Tubes and Accessories
m in t e d ? “
¡ • t i d t I*. T ip t o n
s all C fa d ItO f*. L*i»t«> *«, M U t r i l i u i m am i
til Prf*«m* h « » ln c ('la ity » or tH -m ^ n d i
■ rilrx t »»id K a ta le l
fa il and each “ t you »re hereby n n t ilir j
rtq u lrrd l a p r e s r lil nil)' claim s and dekick y o u . .o r eith er ot yo u. m ay
•4*
th «
e » t » t * of‘ A
‘ m a n d- a -t.. -Tlj>
I t i * »fatim i Ih
*
d tre aied . U t * o f F lo y d v o u n ty , In d ia n a ,
(Vr undf raifned aille InlMrator Ç , T. A.
1» I*. II. N . oJ »«Id estate, w ith in tw n
fT a a n (rom th e d a te he re o f.
F ^ D a te J J u ly « Ih . A . I». 1 9 U .
C . M . H A N D . S h e riff,
A d m in istrato r C , T . A . a m i I> . Il, N .
fr i-D -«
C
......... T
Call on the Dealer Who Has
Uy RANDALL PARRISH
1 opvright i t;
LEGAL ADVERTISING
FU rid a on
'
bis uniti you »fans ou t» o -ninka. AVs e ff e c t r
aro only a llltlo over twenty- miles
■■That, of course, remain ■ to be
from the Btilf.-,„ Altogether tills would proved." I returned smilingly.
moke nn Ideiti 'hiding placo for Mobile
"Oh. ihs1* It. now ! So rpHts this yer
or New Orleans thleroa." ^ *
wife husluess, to itty tblfiklu*. W aal..it
.“ W hnt'do ymt menu to (ioT*
—*
won't take loiip ter settle the matter,
The (|ueMtlnn * bs asked quietly, and believe me Who aro you aityhowT*'
I ginnetti ni her. noting'the color had
"M ) name H Craig—-Gordon Craig."
returned to b a r cheeks
*"
• " A lawyer?"
"I? \>'hy. remain and ferret It ouL'
"Not guilty."
I »iip|H>H«.." ami I laughed "C«>«>mb»
“ A d etective?"
hi going lo tinte n talk with me inter
"Som e plea
Intends to muke sure who 1 nm no
I thought he giivp n grunt of nvllef
doubt, and I may learn something from "All right, then
I rtn-kon I got yer
him during the IntervletV.*1
number. Craig Yer ofter a little easy
• “ What nbout me?"
monct
Somehow, yer caught on to
"You had better return to town. A tin* tplxpp down y e re an' framed up a
traveling mini t*ti ttie train said there scheme to cop the coin
Might have |
wa* a good Imtel T'robably Coomi>s
worked, too, [( I hadn't been on the
has some kind of n rig we can drive
Job ati* posted
Nice lookin' girl yer ,
*4 *
•
down 1«.
I'll nnk him nftcr hrvnk plcktsi up’*—
.
.,
x
fust."
"P rop that, (Soombsr’ t tuterrupterl
'Let him show you why these mean
"Is It ticcnuse yon do not wish me
sharply, leaning forward and staring
with youT*
him In tile eye».
the most for your money.
"I shall feel juore fneo alone," I re
"Oh. too jilc j, hey!"
plied. "fo r I shall imvo only myself <o
"Y es. too nice for you to trefoul even
Most miles per dollar and most
guard. I am used to taking care of
with your tongue. If 7 0 U mention her
■myself Itesldes. this ts likely to prove
comfort per mile. _ *
name again except In terms of respect
a rather unpleasant situation for a
there 1» golng-to be trouble.
lady."
t
Firestone quality has led the world
lie laughed, ujvcnltig and closing his
"And you concludo I can be of no big hands.
for fourteen years. There is no anhelp, no-nnslstnnce"—
“ J moan It," I wont an soberly.
The cracked »„Ice of Salile come to
{nimcnt about it.
"Don't think I nm afraid o f you, No.
ns up th,. stairs, the ifiicxitected sound
you keep* your hands where they are ! 1
slnrtllug Itoth,
But because we have the largest and
If It mines to a draw you’ ll find me
"1 reckon you nil better com1 down
quick enough to block your game.
best equipped tire factory, and only
mj’ enL"
Now, listen!”
‘
the t o p - n o t c h m e n , th e p r ic e « , a r e ri^ h t,
She stomi In the light o f the front
I made no display o f n weapon. He
door wntehlng us. and we descended
could not be sure that ,1 was armed,
the lllght, o f stc|m without,exchanging
Non-Skid-Smooth Tread-All Types-All Sizes
yet my right hand wan hidden In tho
*
*
a word The woman tunu-d and walkside pocket of my c o a t, The brute
e*| In advnucb Into the dining nnitn.
Bay Fireitone Tires from Yoar Local Dealer
iiud the cownrd struggled for mastery
' ‘ When* I» C o o m b s ? " 1 asked, look
In his face.
ing nlHJtit curiously.
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
“ I've told you th,)„tnHh about who
"He*a|one eat already, tint l reckon
" A n a r i c a 'i » . i , « i l E i c h i l M T l r a e i u f f f f m ' V a i i n '
wo are and our purpose In coming
tie’ll he,fopml ’gain after awhile. You
here." I went on slAtvIy and clearly,
A k ro n , O h io
Branchea and Dealers Everywhere
all ju»t help ) erselves."
"bocause I rkntc decided to tight In
tVe endeavored to talk ns we sam
the o|»>n. Now. I want to know who
pled the meal, directing-our conversayou nr,»- whnt authority you have on
lion Into «..«if,« rimimela, fiotti obsessed
the Henley plantation
.Speak up"*
«Uh
feeling that whatever wv salii *
Th.- reply ratue ryluctiintly. hut
« hum he overheiird Ttn« woman timi
then must have been it sternness tn
taiilahed Ulto (Ite dark passage lead
liy fib e vvtileh compelled nn answer.
lug toward the kitchen. •Neither of
Best
C h e a p e st
"I told yer—I'm the ovtrsocr.''
use nto heartily and ns aooit ak. tve,
•
. i "
“ A fine specimen, from Ihe look» or
tlaretl pushtsl tmek our chairs. It was
a relief to get out of tho rooui..biit as the pluee. What wyre you ordered to
••
tve stootl a moment In the front door grow —weed* 7" .
“Thet's
none
o*
tmir
tiiislness "
way hrrntldug tn tl?e fresh air I- no
"It « I lie business uf (lie lud.v uptired ii giant hum nppmuchlMg the
|stair» 1 iHimln. and t uin representing
house through the we,»Is
! her lit pivsenl . It will ts- Just as well
"C<«iiiiI,i Is coming already h,r III»
for ) "¡, to Is- r|| II.
Who ul'poluted
Interview.* I said ImI'IIIj
l . It nni)
SOLDIER
Importance of Trifles,
a mad chaso the e s c a p e d Itin
¿lilc was carried back to his ward and
K g affairs of the asylum ware rollBmcd *• before. "Heals all," punted
[ ^ attendant, “ how tho wheels of a
ipstltutlon can bo stopped by a
||poso nut "
\ t É p e itw * *
. 1
Gordon Craig
t * j^ftcr
f it t it i *
T"1'
TH K Ü AN PO B D H BBAI.tr
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r
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V
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AUGUST I
lar as over, t)U w»t*ry «tom-house
little homo instead of making her trouble.'
H. H. Chappel haa enclosed hla ■till abounding in the fltusy tribe and
self a -member of any other family.
Sho was seventy-eight yearn of age, porch with screen And is now paint free to ail who, will come. Last week
capable and cheerful, living ‘ quietly ing. hip homo the most bcautlf«! of there were five fish' fry«, there. A
‘V” T
and attending io her own affairs, all eolom" for a country homo-white. party ol some eight' ot ten from Or
A BU N C H O F INTERESTING ITEM S FR O M CORRESFONMm. II. M. Gilbert is recovering, lando are spending several days and
up to within, a short time of her
froth
quite a serious illness of several two Geneva families are also enjoy
. D E N T S — EVENTS OF SEM IN OLE CQUNTY— EFFICIENT
death. Mrs, Smith hei'self, is now
ing the breeses of the lake.
’wrecks.
quite ill/ but at last accounts, was
R E P O R T E R S COVER TE RR ITO R Y FOR HERALD
Mm. Tarbel and daughter, Miss
"T
h
e
drawbridge
at
Genova
forry
improvimg, and we Jiope will soon
Thusa,
enjoyed a day in Sanford
is receiving a coat of paint, Mitch
be fully recovered.,’
talk
on
whitjllttle
children
,may
<lo
last
week,
going elver as gueats o(
.CHULUOTA SNAPSHOTS
Mm. Smith and*family have the ell Brothers doing the work.
to he little missionaries. Following sympathy.of theirvtnany Iriehcfa End
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Pattbjhall in their car.
A 'Slumber of men from the Co.
T h ?J ,nUCi i AtI: Cr,iNl'mcn,s Unde
Mr. nnd Mps. Roso of Lockhardt I b i« Heading THREE CENTS
We •a re needing rain In this sec the program delicious ice oteam and acquaintances in these sad and se that aro fttrhlshing the iirick for our
tion, in fact, we have been needing j cookies and grapes were*»erved.
roads were . here 1, last week. Fred spent Sunday with their relative» Line For Each Insertion. MinimDm
rious days *
The children had a gri-at time
Mr. nnei Mm. Moran, returning in ChnrKe 25 Cents,
more than we liavo been getting,
®
Harry Garwood is sick, threatened Wlli/ams, d ty engineer is inspecting
playing after the refreshments were
their auto in the afternoon.
for iom o time. ^
tho
brick
and
the
poor
ones
are
be
wit,h typhoid fever, I t 'is said. Hope
Tho ice-cream supper, given for
Several oi obr jfeople are suffering served.
FLU SAI E
it
may turn out only a threat, and ing. replaced with good on#*. Bear
Mrs. J. Tilden Jacobs, entertained
the Baptist Church ut the hall Inst
from colds.
(jail
A
ve.,
from
Cameron
City
to
the young man soon be "him self aFor «ale- ^Fyrniturv ,lt JI0 p .
Geneva Ave. will bo completed Thursday night was large-ly attended,
Mr. and* Mrs. Hamp. Bradford the Woman’s Missionary Society, galn."
last
Thursday
flight.
The
dining
despite
the
threatening
weather.
and Mm. Efiie Bradford and the
Florn Pearson ims been ' in San this week“ Bricks nrc being hauled
Every thing wus sold and a very FOR sale or rent,
formers three children, Gi/y, Bonnie rroom was attractively .arrunged.for ford for ft ‘week or more assisting in onto Geneva Avw. now.
neat sum remitted. The Baptist do,
and Percy, of Oxford Fla., spent the place of meeting, Mr«. N. C. the care of Mm. W. H. Taylor, who
highlly improved Tiled land, f|0„
. GENEVA IT E M S t
indeed, feel-gnfteJul. to-all who bo
Wednesday night with Mrs.' M. fi. Jacobs conducted tho-meeting and lias been quite sick, b i\ is up nnd
iu. .with.inut. ; -riMim-irmr.,. well I«.
Mrs RlUaAnd
- ‘J Lim lTdi; mi&efTil: aiul
Jacobs on their way to Ft. Taylor, led us through our subject‘“ Missions around again.
rntrd.
' A. I*. Connely. io'j y ,
.
*
land who have been visjting Mrs. J.
in Flpridoli very entertai^ingijr
to visit Mrs. Annie Simmons.
, 102. ,*f *'
'""Frances Pearson is at home again W. David left last week to continue bo liberally patronised this.supper; nolia Ave,
M i« Be7tha W h .^ p v rrV -9 »ttrfv j —
t iffe d -r m T *<>rienFsong pracand
also
extend<thanks
to.
the
owners
after a visit of several weeks nt their vacation tho former going out
of the beautiful piano for the music
For aile-At a disrurmvday and Sunday visiting friends at tlco which wrf* much enjoyed. The Loughman,
among the mountains of the West, which was much enjoyed,
young men were invited to join, the
ship in Sanford
Daytona.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Smith,Jr. ami the latter visiting on the East Coast^
Mist Rosa Jacobs Is visiting her youpg ladles in these services and
Geneva had a -lackey party nt Owner unable to us.. It un,|
b ab y-b oy ir e visiting their pareqts.
Mm. W ingevof Jacksonville, rep LakeuIlatncy-laaL-week which affordit
isquite
pleasant
to
note
.the
in
Blister?“ MrSTTIllto. Aulln at Oveido
-aohL.at-a. w criftre .-E n ,,,,^ 1 ! ^ " ,
F. very body in sorry to hear that resentative of the Serves ■Kwart -C®v
terest manifested by them. We hope
this- week.
. . . .
,
ed an-ahumfcuifg uf fuie lor all who OflVce.-l03-‘ tf.
Mrs. W. (?. Cleveland is "reaJly and displayed these (foods last Thursday
Mm Litxie Jacobs who was called to 'see' the cause still continue To
attended. Jm lly, mothers
coulft
For Sale- 10 acres nty farm, tiki
truly” selling ‘ out’ at Banana Lake,’ at the store of L. M. Rehblnder
prftsper.’
to Oveido owing to the illness of her
hardly reco’gnite their children, or and flowing well. Also three room
preparing fo depart, fromns
Miss Clara Phillips of Sanford is husbands know their wives, so com
daughter Mm.- J.- C. ■Partin, came
house. • Termsaddress Box 875
permanently. Wo arc sorry to lose such visiting nt the homo of her father.
PAOLA POINTS
home T UMthi>\ reporting Mm. Palin
ical were they dressed. Every station
energetic and successful, people.
101-ltp
Mm. J. R. Huddleston left last in life was represented.irom the clod _______________
fom c better.- • • ■ ■■ -1
Saturday
for
a
two
weeks'
visit
to
Again .our Uttie neighborhood haa
Mr. and Mm. C. D. Brundey
hopper to the dude, from the bash
For S a l e - 1910 Cadillac tou ine
M O O RE’ S STATION
her daughtor, Mrs. Yerke« in Jack ful school-girl to the abominablo old car ior. J400.00, just overhauled in
left Wednesday for a short vacation been saddened. by a"•* visitation
•
Sunday the 16th Rev. Bartlette, sonville. t 3
which will be spent at Mr. Brumleya from the "stern mauradcr". On the
maid. The committee, Messrs. Dooly good running shaf*. Sanford MsRev
Hope
of
Oveido
passed
evening of August 3rd, Mrs, Ferrell, of Enterprise will bo here to preach
boyhood home ln Miss. *
)
82-tfe
McLain and Bonnel, decided W. L. chine & Garage.
- Mm. J. R. Johnson left last week mother of Mm. B. W. Smith, passed morning nfternoon and evening, through Geneva last Thursday from Seig and Mrs. C .' W, Culpepper, the
I or Sale T wo good horses tnd
Titusville, where he attended- con dude and the ojd maid, deserved the
for a vacation to be spent In 111 quietly away, the death coming very everybody wekeo me.-Come.
spring whgon. Inquire of Coro Cols
J. Tilden Jacobs spent Wednesday suddenly and * unexpectedly. Mrs.
Rev. T. B. ' Lawrence, wife "nnd ference. .
prise-n pumpkin pie,Bottling (¿0,_______________ 80-tfc
Miss Ethel Rjose of Lockhardt,
In Orlando attending business af Ferrell hail been ill for abou t.tw o daughter, Ml«» Mafgaret, are moving
. The election of .school trustees
has
been
visiting
ber
aunt,
Mrs.
weeks, but was never considered back from Jacksonvile and will re
fairs.
,
lastweek resulted in Messrs Kiliice,
For Sale or Rent— Two nice redMiss Sadia BlA'tkburn 1» visiting i«-u dangerous condition and seemed side in their home on Beardhail Ave. Moran for several days.
W. B. Raulcrspn and Homer Nich donees at a bargain. W J'Thigpen,
,\Jr. and Mrs Mcssingill. who re
Miss Bessie Hodges nt Christ mad veiy much better, well started on the
Mr. and Mm. R. L. Grier and chilolson being chosen. *
_.____________
'O-q
cently
moved to Geneva from Chui
roiid
to
recovery.
Only
a
few
hours
tjlen have returned from their visit
this week.
S." I’.'ftmith i s 'tlit ‘proud owner of
Quite a number Irom here attended |before the-end, she was sitting up in in Charlotte N. C.
Grier brought luota have found it necessary to re an auto-truck to use in connection For Sale- Wiinlmill with 70 (O0{
steel tower, in good condition, alio
church at Christmas, Sunday. ’
bed, holding a little‘ grandchild,and back a nice team of. milles to use on turn to their former home iq Tenne- wit It his business.
30i) gallon cypress tank, rhejp.for
*ec,
leaving
lust
Thursday.
*
playing
with
it.
She
made.no
comhis
farm.
The picnic last Friday, w as n very
cash. W.V. Rushing, Sorrento, FU.
C,
W.
Culpepper
has
been
on
the
playit
of
feeling
worse,
hut
almost
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Win.
Wood
are
pleasant affair. The racing in the
I 0‘j -tp . .
cripple,
list
for
several
days,
suffering
afternoon attracted quite a crowd.’ immediately nfter eating her supper, building thcmsel\nea a littio house
from
an
Inflamed
foot.
on land they recently purchase'd ’of
Mrr.. P. E. Culley U'VtsRIng her pi-acef ull£ breathed her last.
For suie nt n bargn in. i- 1 live to
Miss Blanch Pattishall is home
Mm Ferrell had been >a resident Frank Cowan on ’ •Caincrony Ave.
pa rents at Conway this week. • •
far nv ny canno t ntt« mt to this IS
Dr. nnd Mrs. Hein mater o f Cam again aflfjx a stay of pevcral weeks
Mr. and Mm. J. Tilden Jacobs of Florida for Pearly -half a century,
«crea of Celery Dell t ;i t t'atnrrou'
coming
here
from
Georgia
soon
after
eron
Ave. have returned north and to different pylntii in the-state.
entertained the Sunbeam band at
•irre* irriIf you .ever saw anyone made sick C ity. Sanford, Fla.
Mrrs. Fannie I,ee a n d her datlghtheir, home Saturday evening. A the close iff the Civil War, with her ’ rented their farm to Mr. Clifford
gated nnd tiled. fin** r, ] il k tlMrisj’
ter,
Mildred,
of
Sanford
are
visiting
i
by
calomel
you
won’
l
want‘any
more
hide bower was arranged out-doors, husband nnd infant daughter. For Bell's brother 61 Charlotte N. C
weR. If you w 1nt 1
r>-* id fits* '
calomel yourself There's nq real rea
enclosed with pot plants and flowers. tho [wist several years, she has lived Mr Beil, we .understand ‘ haft ‘taken Mr*. Lee’s fatlwr, Mr Vaughn.
celery and p<> AIO \ 1 <1 •gstsU*
son
w
hy
a
'person
should
take
it
Mrs.
Williams,
who
has
been
in
The rod nnd blue flower* making a htrt< in a tiny house of her own, in- possession and Iir. ami Mrs. Del«-,
land go ami b>< k ‘ at thi'* a mi auk*
very pretty effect f combined with near her daughter's, as she was an mater are leaving this week for th.ir Miami for quite a while, is now with anyway,, when fifty cents will buy u inr an offer. 'I roll.-v f - •U Ssr.fori
grey moss. The program consisted j especially indepe ndent nnd energetic old home in Chicago, III, where tbo her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Harri large bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone- run* [last the l.l lid LTi"
WIS as the
l^ike Harney continues as popu-, n good remedy that perfectly ami
of songs, recitations prayers, and a I character, and preferred her own .D r can be treated ftir' his nerve
i ’oweil !•unn
Joshua
Mlike
offer to
safely takes the plqee of dangerous
...i. in.', ;
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calomel, which is only another lortti owner. .?. V .
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dead. 1.
rx t
,of dearly and poisonous mecury. Hump
classified
ADVERTISING"
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SICKENED BY
CALO M EL
“ NEMO”
SPECIALS
EVERY
WEEK
CORSETS
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasanttasting v eg e^ ile liquid which will
start the Jivct just us surely as calo
mel, uiul which has ut>*olutply no
after-effects.
, '
f'liildron and grown people use
Dodson's L iv e r-Tone without uny
restriction of habit or <!••■! I,. It
Phillips & Co ■1 *! q and pturunte,
*V to tirke the Jtil • ol C.
I. j|i ,|
•ill refund jou r 1. 01 ■> . 1 time jf it
fails in your case.
For Sale In « I»« r
about three n b - f r..e
also t wo eholii
|P , 4
e it en p for rn
\4,1»
nn r;i**y llTîlle
Herald •dill •
' •ft *cm
•• dty.
drinj ■
* kawi
* Te ( t ‘
For sale 0- • , ■ ;
i«tlf 1VAO |#1 0 ‘
: out h if Sc t .
w.»y. ü ro*»i »
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M » bon py at 1 1
fi
urt
vifl. ;
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Additional Classified Ads
W ill so o n
b e h e re .
H adn ’t
Los t-l»;t wentj Sanford ami Beartiall
Ave., Tuesdaj- nfternoon
A i>g .1
White crociiet bandi.>g v.qli .1 J.’,
coupon book from IV A Caldwells,
and (our jurds oi blue ribbon, two
yqrds while luce, and a little silver
change. Finder please returh to DHart’s «fore, Ifeck Hammock.
you
b e tte r b e g in n o w m a k in g s c h o o l '
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a n d ¿iris?-- N o t la s t , o r lea st, in
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we have the most beautiful lot of
.
ginghams, cheviots and percales.
Get in the “line-up”
.
with clothes of qual
ity.
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For Rent— Five acre* gi>*»l celery
land, one and a half m i l e - lrom Han
ford. N. n . Garner
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BUY SCHOOL
Call and have
DRESSES NOW '
your ¡measure taken.
Jurt it wo ti içdlis, lo
say nt r «lock la complete
with the newest style«
corsets ar.d accessories.
W e Bake Good Bread
t For the Bread W innet!
fo r the man who works
with might and main.
Either with hands ot with
his brain.
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*W e have just received
i|;; -■ "r*" r -.
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- 'L>H|§
-if . t
~- m'-Ha “,'pi! '
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800 pair of the kind espec» •
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a
ially /or wear a t tfqhooh
. WORK SHIRTS
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In order to meet the every
day need,.we have put in a
line of the famous closed sleeve
shirt.. Mr. Workingman, come
in and let us show them to you.
All'Sizes, 501?
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Have you seen those, skirts
For Rent— Completely furnished
house
with piano fqr tl“ ' summer.
And Here the Best
Few steps to postoiliee. depot - n
You'll always find.
dock. A. W. Brown. -0
steamer dock,
75-tf
Our Buns and Rolls,
■‘ terprire. Florida
in our windows?'
mil, Ai«», Ws Think, Vsur Fancy Tsks
SKIRTS
up to $8.00.
Values
U the qnly kind,
O u r P ics and C u k e
il. L . M i l l e r ’ s
B u k e ry ,-
Ch
o ic e
113 Mctnoii*.
Î
11
$ 3 .9 ? :
Expert Repairing
J
123 W est First S treet
SANFORD, F L O R ID A
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MISCELANEOUS______
WUhted— Plain and fattcy *«**"«'
Dreasmaking of nil kinds,
house ' oft Kasi Third street.
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Mattie nrigeers.
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VERWARE, OPTICAL POODS, ETC.
A
For Rent— Furnished office
ped with roll top desk, office ch»ir*
and tables. -Also a roll lop d '” *
typewriter desk and other e'pj
ment for sfllC'or rent. Hersl'l^^
Phcmt 16S
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WATCHES, i t QCK8. JEWELRY, SIL
h b e
‘ For R e n t - 511 Park Wc. Mr
room house, with ail conveniences.
Apply at 507 Turk.
For Rent— Three rooms furnished
for light housekeeping
A '"’
bedrooms. Mrs. John».
' ar
IH-tic
avenue.
Good, Light Bread
School Pants
A I' ( '‘iinrlljf,
P op Hunt— N*'« A nMYTTt roitnKF*
modern. J. Mui*on, ffui .I’alnwtta
?’
100-41p . "
Coprn^r19t4 fitfwsrd £ Stuuu & Co,
I __
1 1„ . I„i nil m
Celery or let 1 • f .tiled, ‘J wells, pi
*■j
U story pew I,.- . ■
Two hundred duliar- qm
Route 2,
fo r
/
^l<’r 1 r' l,t.
a liody well located
109 Magnolia St
For Rent
for (
acres of good ban *■*-• V '
('nil or write A M i'* l< •
d re sse s a n d b lo u s é s for. th e b o y s '
o u r m in d s , a re t h è ’ c h ild r e n ,
6 room collage.
11nn* of Aug .1 *
Apply to < I
or }■ I Ni Iff.! 'Jtp
A competent gardener m ■'
married, wishes position 1» ,,f'
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OFFICIAI* O IIG A N O F S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y — T H E G A U D E N S P O T O F T H E
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/A / SAN FO RD — Life la Woith Living
VOLUME V
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SANFORD, FLO it IDA. TUESDAY. AUGUST 18. 1914
NO
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104
SENDS ULTIMATUM TO GERMANY
FOUR A U S T R IA N W A R SH IP S THE COMMERCIAL SANFORD MAY GET U L R M S itJ T R O O P S A R E
r W E R E S U N K B Y THE
CLUB HELD FINE A GOVERNMENT
R EPO R TED M A R C H IN G
FRENCH N A V Y
MEETING FRIDAY BUILDING IN 1920
r TOW ARD
FAITJ'K»..
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KAISER h a s s t a r t e d f o r
THE FRONT TO TAKE .
COMMAND OF GER
f fiW {r^ F F ‘sTo.v
■ »w m r-xtriT O N s h o u l d b e
SEASON— FIFTY MEMBERS
TAKEN AT ONCE TO AVOID
UNNECESSARY DELAY
WERE IN ATTENDANCE
AFTER I Mi: T It I STS
I resident Uihnn
\Yants
to
Kirns
IS hy Prices Have Advanced
MAN TROOPS
f London, August 18.-A di&pa'trh to
•' Reuter's Telegram Company from
^ R lsb , Servia, under date of Sunday
| myy .
\ *'A naval battle between French
and Austrian warships began
ofT
fiudun, Austria, in the Adriatic, at
9 ’o’ clock this morning. The French
squadron, coming from the south
west, attacked the Austrian warships.
-Two Austrian ironclads were sunk,
one was set on lire and a fourth tied
toward Cattaro. The- tight lasted
over an hour.” ..
The* first early fall meeting of the
Sanford Commercial Club wua held
in the City Hull last Friday night
and was a general get together meet
ing of the right' s6rt and one that
made its impress upon the members
and’ visitors present. The Commer
cial Club seems to be Entering upon
1 he president sent the following
u new era of prosperity and benefit
letter to the attorney geVterhl::
to the community at large and the
•"The rapid and Unwarranted in club will take a most active part in
Washington. Aug. 18.— President
Wilson has directed Attorney Gen
eral McKeynolds ^o in\t>«jigato recenincreuses in prices of foodstuffs
and to take up the question whetdier
any persons responsible can he pros
ecuted.
crease in the prices of fntulstuffa III
this country upon the pretext of the
conditions existing in Europe is so
serious and vita! a matter that 1 a in
taking the liberty of calling your at
tention to it.
.
of
m «< )i
ciri umstanej-s
1913 would not be. built Antil nlxtut
the year 1920.
Last week C ity Engineer William*
to
th e p [u .e o f l o u d a n d I lie d l l l i r u l t i e s
of 11 \ nig
ious for the people of Alachua county
of advice would intimate’ that it will
to kvflld this year.
be several years yet before we havo
t t t *
the pleasure of receiving our bills in
According.to the report on Occu
the no w poi t- o ffice.
pations recently issued by- the Di
That is it will be several years
rector William J. Harris, of the IJuunless we can do something regard
renu of the Census. Department of
ing the new building for "there i* tfi>
Commerce,' there were 322,08.7 perrea-ori -„why tin- architects dffice at
sijiis 10 years of age and over in Flo
W i-litugton should be so far behind
rida in 1910 engaged in gainful'o c
with the work. Hon. Frank Clark
cupations. The gainful worker» thus
is now the Chairman of ¿he Public
formed 42,8 per cent of the total popBudding* Committee and since he
, .
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,
, .
. f t
..illation of thc
tile State t(752.6191
152.019 and
obtained the appropriation for Snn-'*“'
. , .
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« . „ t i _____ , „ 57 per cent of ilia population It) years
ford he can be depended upon to ,
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o age and over <564. 722k In li,»00
hur-v tthe
mutter a
along
...
he matter
long A little wnrkl
"the 201,570 gainful workers of the
uio g tins line would lie of great
State formed 38.1 percent of the
of A k Powers, (mu. tj_ liurring, lul|. and the Commercial Club* and
population and 62.1 per cent of the
and T P Sines was appointed to the citizens in geni’ ral should strive population tih4 <‘ar» of age and over.
solicit fumls for the advertising to have the work start before the
The male gainful workers in 1910
year .1920. if it
necessary to wait
•ainpaign for the ensuing year
ut 1 1926 ftir the tnuldiug we may . ..
...
.
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| t W .o t l l - l l d r o u g h t t i t t h e i j l - ' l l of all males Id^ears of age ami over
a
well
forget
about
it
and
he
contío,, of t h e it'il, that
in tip Im iti
is compared witJi 16.1.989, or 80,7
ttii.it other was i-iM-nt tul during t he 1 te* i with a Republican postmaster
per cn it. m i960 T h e iemale gainwinter season now up|irouchlttg and sod the present inadequate building.
ful workers in 1910 numbered 7d,l6l
that proper)) placed io-fori* tbr A. C*
i he Sanford Hotel ( n.* in pefor '27 5 per cent nf all thè feitmles 10
I. It;, th e , would lineile to Mich U f' ‘ t good t.iilii have sold tin' lot at
veao of agi* and over a i compared
rrque-t and thv f lliowmg eiimmitti'i a verç reasonable price expecting
wiih 67,581. tir 20.6 iier cent in 1914.
wa- a pi.....lied to wait* upon th* t)'«* building would In- elected at once
iI t» 4•
take, either by »¡i; of ilivestirne nt j concerted action of the club
or lega) pro,. w, sr 1 whnr federal
A committee cnhiposed of It J.
legislation
, wnubi in your judge- Molly. W F. Watson, J I* Davisoi»,
meni be justitialile and warrajvtutde* A K. Yowell and K F Householder
III t lie eiri Uftlstances
were appointed by the president to
“ I (eel ih.it this is a n t i l e r w h i c h attend the next meeting of tile hoard
we cannot lei pass without trying to of county commissioners and urgti
serve the country Certiiinlylhernu1 Upon them the necessity of a better
road bi t wei n Su Ilford ami (Iveido.
try m ight to to d e f e n d e d ¡1 p o s s ib le
V I iname tnrntltlllee composed
ag a llis i met, w h o w o u ld take u d v . i i i
titge
tect at Washington stating that about 12 million dollars worth of pub, .....
, .
lie buildings are on the way and in
process of formation and all of those
whose appropriutiomOTere made in
THE
London, A ue |.v-A dispati-h Imin
Paris to the Huvas Agency ui>?
I uh fully >ours,
euch troops hs\e orrnpied t h«
W .....Ito.. \\ d ,I|,
tos H of Schirineck, t wi I\ tilonn-ter- , > ic to ■!
(geven and «me hall mile!•>■;..>i,. i
|h p r i - f l d i ' H t l o o k u j i t l u , | u e Saales, in Alsace.
tum
I miri-uhiiig j>ruis thè tir->t
Thcy
tu o k , 'twelve
lield cuu*. tlimg mi f-’ridav and w»-> irn|'res*ed
twclve Caissons and elgiit r.i|ad tire l>\ tlu- presf-ttr«' "f the >nuatioii Ile
.. t «ime i|, •vd< d t luti l> gal urtimi
gups
The Krenrh vavalry then pu»loii -hould io- >;lkctl li JIU<alli!e alili thilt
' On to Muelhach and Luteeth u Uo i' if (bere w>re no law iiiverìng the ojii.-ial- \
STAEDILY PUSHING T H E IR
WAY AH EAD TH R O U G H
M E U SE VALLEY
London, Aug. 18.- Official dl»patches say Greece hat received in
formation that Turkish troops . artcrossing Bulgarian territory
and
Ing in the direction of Greece. Ths
Hellenic government, in consequence
of these reports, has notified Turkey
that if thisCnew* should be confirmed
corresponding military and naval
l.i vv
le g n i l a t m u
s lio o ld *
la*
l‘ Connell'
f
o M>
Uugbltn
and .C ItI Walkerka.ig.tnn ami
Wal o-r.
The mutter Citile St John's river
being designated as lile hait ( i b i s *
Inland Water toute and the preieut
.
1
inland edititi •*,-coming
coining government
governin'
forward through the Valley *6f tho
Meuse, and still more extensive dpcrulions are In progress along tho Al
sace-Lorraine frontier, where The
•French and Gorman armies are in
contact, Japanlutssentanultirnatum
to Germany demanding tho with
drawal of German warships from tho
Orient and the evacuation of Kiau
Chau, a German protectorate in
anti enhance the vulue of their otherj'
Shuuld anyone desi re to ennstrurt
holdings
rute ul
no, . ng- but
out *at the
' -e present
prese
formula, of thè late
passed
ìmdd
ng
he
,oke
seem
to
ho
n
i
c
,
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KAISER ST A R T S FOR FRONT
t t t b '" a ! « - n o i l i t e f ir u s id c iil c o n id
people of Sanford and the lot will
ni t * ¡ ... i , ,„.|
,
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wood! of the IIIiif«• is to l»e found in
London, Aug. I * - A Reuter «lie- j ered that m tuina i a.«i*s the Increan-s
Huive w liisk.-r» on it before it become*
... . .
T1
patch from Paris kivs :i mi-eaigc re A e r i w l i i l l t t i l l ) ' l * t it'ui h ie W h e n h e
,
,
Gadsden county,
H ond a.
I he
a Jioatoliilre
, ,¡ o,,
gtipher wood
w, muI" Ii» known
knmvn scientlhcally
sdentitìcally
V
gopher
ceived there' fruti Merlin .«■ t •■ =•i.-. i i. t u- ti fd ! it \l t
W i-nli'- *’ 11 it I f " 1" ” - ’*
■li op
nt' l|)
♦*> the
t ti - Ml
1 iketi
T,...
, , Tatiielta ,.„,1
I.uiml
Ton-ya
unii it i* fitund
lV*tha|. l1u>‘ Genua' 1. tt11 •r■••
..I k.ui ,
f » ¡ - , ' o o . - e l f .it.
■.. i ■' • -..»•) tr r- -, i- - f .1 in w; i e
Nation l a c i n g Meal l a m i n i
•n tlu- (i.i'bdi'U cimili) vidi Hf
r-r this morning lor Mates vjt'ti n
h.i d '•••,
' ’ ' ••Iti- ■ ' oí H '
h'Oi-i the
Inr- .ilei R' presentiti \*
‘ thè Apala' lionlit .riter. for -i «listalice
general start.
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i-.llllng un 11,1- 'll |u«r ' tt.1 n! lit 1 Oil rega(dlllg *it me.
F
ed
erai,"!
se veti or nglil nllles below tilt'
Economic expert« ol the
> |t ll-s t lo il
G E R M A N -F O R C E S ARE
surveyed thp lot recently purchased
the upbuilding of Sanford nnd Sem by the government anti staked it off
measures will be taken Immediately
inole County during the neat twelve qnd it was the hope of the people
fair, which, he said, was a tremend by Greece.
that work on the now building would
months.
ous mistake, and which ho was anx
President luiko called the meeting commence at once, but this last word
The German forces are pushing
to order at eight o'clock and stated
that it was time for the Club to get
7 -* —
“ 1 would he very much obliged if busy upon the eve of another full
London, Aug. 18,-Tho official presa
bureau of the war office and ndmi- you would advise me whether there anil whiter season and clearly and
rslity has issued a statement saying is, under th c slating law. any action concisely stated the many good
that French troops, in the course of which lite department of justicj things to be accomplished by the
k rapid advance along the valley of
the Schiriperk. have taken a ihou«ind prisoners.
The scene of the lighting of the
list few .days in the upper Iln u r
announcement continue», -now- she
I great destructive effect of the lire of
the allied artillery Tre nrhes ithnndCned by the enctfVv art* till*->1 with
dead and wounded
Postmaster Haskins has received
a letter from.the Supervising Archi
•PROM OVER THE STATE
•
General Manager Wurdsworth, of
the Alachua County Fair, is calling
the attention of proposed exhibitors
to; the necessity for beginning pre
parations at once of the products
they propose to put on display at
the November fair. In conversation
* " * * ■ *
yesterday bo announced that ho
wanted to caution the people against
waiting too long before turning close
attention to this work. His experi
ence,- he said, with first year fuira'ifi
counties was that the uvornge man
qnd woman paid no attention to the
exhibits they proposed to make dnlll
just previous to the opening of the
,„
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China.
*
This territory comprises o n area
of '2U0 square miles, with 200 square
miles additional in the buy: Tsing
Tau. tho seat of the Governor of tho
territory, is the jmrt where tho Gor- *
man warships mijiillhteiPut the out
break of hostilities.
Japan's ultimatum gives Germ any
until August 23 to comply with her.
demtkmls. Awing to cable interrup- »
tinns. however.* Japan has not been
abb' tu deliver the ultimatum to Gor- many, a n d ^ it is announced ‘ front '
Washington that ths United States
»il undertake this task.
I'ukin reports that three British
regiments have been ordered t'o witlilliemitdves in reuadinexs lb go ’ ahoard transj)Orts,.und it is presumed
they will co-operate with the Ju[»a-npxse land fbrees, if the force of arms
is resorted to.
In Tokio, the Japanese tdt mntum
ha* treat.ol a deep impression, and
the l.tpaiH't-'d' Premier and Foreign
lister hav'e counselled the Jnpafnl•st• to maintain a calm ultidude.
A slate of seige has boon proclaim
ed In Bulgaria.
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•Tho ’ Utiited States cruise,ra, Ten-
mercé and department of justice to
Walter Adorns, ol Louisville, Ky..
junction of the Chattahoochee and
DEPARTURE CONFIRM ED
report what uetion they Aere taking^
present und interested in San- Government are giving the high cost
Flint rivers, and along the banks of
London, Aug. D i-A » Amsterdam I’tesideni Wilson’ s interest in the for,j
o
f
living
problem
thotightful
consid
railed upon to make'a Tew
the Nile, in Egypt. During recent
dispatch' to. the Central Nrwa. says.
dt uni mu, however, was wholly a part *f,.|,l;ir ks ¡«nil gave his i m j(Vessi on* ol eration^ and are Investigating Whe
years the tree, which grows to goo«J- nAiee an d’ North Carolina, bearing »
Berlin-reportsLtliat thu Gcrnuui F.m- from That jyid hn probably wtmbl
from the viewpoint of thrU,l*I* prires of nti.t
I
, . .
.
gold for A merits ns In’ Europe, havo .
th e c it y
culture. Inis iu«t compieteli a ly »'xe. and in some respects resem'Pcror has left for the front.
h*«- , t , i k > o irti.>n Iti-fore lind it not f t ra tig* r u nt prospeell ve investii: of Agr
K
.arrived
at FMmouth.
bb-s the pine, has attracted u great
•
Le a v e s
for
- A Reuter diLob don,* Aug
patch from St !’•tersbtirg says t hi'
Empress.
.-Russian
Emperor and
I’ rince Alexis am! the Imperial guard
Duchesses hiTie left for Moscow.
•t
WILL EXPEL EM M IES
London, Aug. 18.- A special dis
patch received hero says that
trinns and Germans will be expelled
from Monaco in accordance with an
agreement between France and the
Principality. *
WILL T R A N SM IT MESSAGE
‘ Washington, Aug. 18.-Uw(ing to
cable interruption, Japan ha* not
been able to deliver its ultimatum
to (iermnny and the .Upited States
wiH undertake to com m unicate it t"
Berlin.
BULGARIA BESIEGED
London, Aug..18.-The official bu
reau issued a statement today saying
that a state of siege bud been official
ly proclaimed in Bulgaria. '
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AUSTRIANS INVADE SERVIA
London, Aug. I8.-A Vionmj dis
patch ' to
Reuter’s Telegraph Co
J«ys it is somi-offlcially announced
that ^ho Austrian troops have invad
ed Servia at lovcral points.
F. J. SchumpcM is in the city Tor
a few days much to the gratification
of "his many friends. Pa is still in the
r*- «toploy Jof. tho. Southern Railway
demonstrating the farm p:oduct* of
AlaUma, Georgia uni the Carolina»,
and at present'making headquarters
itl Alabama. He ramo down to ciose
» deal for his fine firm on Union Avo
»nd wo all hope that Belling his farm
will not cut him o ff our ylgltlng list
for he numbers his friends in San
ford b>t his acquaintances,
f#V, Cipi-
;
( It
Walker made i. most hupp',
It
H o lly ,.
addroiw U|tntt the biilkjlieuding of ltd
,,t ,,k'. ■* "f the depart men, lake front. Major I’ow.-r* upon tl"
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♦f» “jU!*ii*e tlimagliout tile colini r) dub arid the social featitr*'« us a get
tíj IUr*11
and i itXesttgif-prs of the department together proposition. Judge Herring
of inrnmeri'e are a virria ble to collect, upon tin cluh a* the motive power
«.vide nec fur .any action the attorney behind Sanford and -the work of
generili muy think warranted. The similar organizations. Tho*. Emmyt
department of labor also lja* a corpi Wilson upon Sanford from the recol
which has become very export in lections of a pioneer and the progross
eathering evidence of the inrreiTRed of the city, and many others gave
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short talks that were very helpful
cost ofOliving..
and demonstrated the feeling of the
coinmutrity as to the great work of
the clui>.
I l l i s r MAYOR
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In all tho meeting wns one’ of the
best
that has been held in some time
Mr. D L. Thrasher of Sanford, is
and
before
adjourning it was decided
visiting at the home of his sister
her«' lie expresses himself ns being thnt the club .meet every two weeks
very much pleased with this part of in order t o ' get started upon the
the state, and would remain longer great work of boosting Sanford and
hut his position of mayor o f the, Seminole County, and the next meet
little city of Sanford will not permit ing should be larger if possible.
Tho Club will meet again on Fri
a prolonged absence •( le.irwater Sun.
day night, August 28th, and there
will bo many interesting^ details tq
lilt A N A N— L IE N H ART
be given at this meeting and a full
attendance is desired. The Club ex
Mr. Chas. A- Bra nan, o f Orlando pects to take on new life and many
und Mis« Hertha H. LienhaU. of new members and there will be a
Oviedi/T wi re united in marriuge Sat great awakening among the men of
...... .............
.. get w
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urday afternoon at four o 'clock at .......
Sanford
nnd a..........
general
together
h a te b i 'i i V " '
M u st otv
t h e 'le a i l l in t h e
White
■*Ai«ns of th« meat-produci itg urnpuili
<•( .the L’JUted Stai, und tind* that drat ol attention from scientists and
t her«' 'hit' iu»'ii a d«'crcase of 1.18'!- many have visited Chattahoochee
1)0 lo ad nnd ill ini rea»«- of f I 76,5.10.- for i In- purpii-.' of studying the tree
UDd ill value during the (last year. pi its uu 11ve suite.
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On January'I. 1911. the herd num
Lake City u the proud possessor
bered 144,607,000 compnrqd with
uf a lire truck,, wjiich. increase? the
148,690,000 bea «i a y«*ar ago
Tho bulk of the nntion's decreased I «tlicioncy of the fire department to a
meat supply is in the swine -herd.
Compared with Inst year the number
o f ’hogit In the United States has dim
inished 2,185,OOf) head; rattle 175,000
head and sheep-4,763,000 head. The
major portion of the increased val
ues is'credited to jhe beef-'/nimals.
The’ value oi all cattle, excluding
milch cows. ‘ when compared with
last year, shows an increase of
688.000; swine have gained $9.842.000 in value, while sheep hnvo drpec«a.'itl 11,476.000.
NEW ( rOCA COLA PLANT
The Sanford CocaCola BottlingCo,
bavHig moved into their new Home
on First Street take pleasure in jn viting all their customers nnd ‘the
buhllc in general to call In aAd in
spect their new fuctory.
All employees will bo glad to show
th e
Methodist parsonage, at Orlando
¡g bound to accomplish visitors the up to date and sanitary
Dr. J. E. Wray officiating. The besj great things for our city.
way in, which Coca Col* and Soda
wisjw* of a host of friends go WRh
Waters are bottled, as well as the
the young couple.
syatim
gt washing and sterilizing
FLORIDA PACT(\RÍES
the bottles every time before they
in v e s t ig a t in g h ig h c o s t
Florida has more thtftf 5,000 manu are filled again and explain anything
farturing establishments of all kituls thnt could be of Interest to their
Washington.
Aug.IB.-Rcporta to* with a total Capital investment of vUitif?*
the depart ment of justice today show about $76,000,000. In these estalv. NEW RESTAURANT
that the investiffationlntofoodprlraJUahniÌnìa nagriÿ 90,000 jveoplo are
great extent-. The truck is seventy
horse-power, with tripb* pumps and
1002 feet of hose, ijxtrtt lenght lad
ders and all improvements. Tho en
gineer from the manufacturer will
make a practical demonstration on
the streets in s short time.
t t I
Two-llrilish phipa have sailed from
Pensacola in spite of the fact that
the German cruisers are seizing every
ship they can get their hands on.
They ure tho first to leave since the
war was declared between Germany
and England, but it is thought others
will leave if arrangements can be
made. The Oceans sailed with a car
go of over three million feet of lum
ber, bound for Genoa Italy, while
the Altaon sailed with, two hundred
and forty six thousand bushels of
wheat for Liverpool.
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It is thought that the fiint rock
deposits In the Everglades will save
the rity of Miami about $100,000 In
Its program of paving. It is estimated
that about éO.OOO yards of the rock
will bo needed and tho coat will ho
$3.50 delivered’ through tho Lauder
dale canal. This'rock will have to be
used au the-Surface rock »murid tho
c l t is too soft for tho paving oper
ations.
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is progressing in every state and al employed at a total Wage of $42/100,0TMr.
Tho Bell Restaurant will open'on
most all .the large citiea Federal 000: Florida has great lines of indus
leave
August
19th
in
the
Hines
Building
try
which
arc
so
widely
known
that
Grand Jury is now sitting in-Chicago
where
and will be the medium for the Chi iijieAmay not have been1 Improved 115 First St. Meals and .short orders
joying
will
be
served.
Furnished
room*
up
by
(he
fact
tjiat
in
manufacturing
cago. in q u iry according to a sUle-
ment made b y -district attorney Wil- surpasses a number of oldirr.'Statea. stairs. Klen Ever Proprietor.
104 3tp.
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Idnson. •
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, / f,
■klfeih
nnd Mrs Wiener E xpect to
today for C o r o n /lo
Beach
they will spend \ month en
the solt breezes.and Billy will
fish in the endeavor- to break the
A «J 'O R T S M A N ’ S PARI DISK
The Herald has always contended
that Sanford offerqd pmre to the
sportsman of the country than any
other section of tho United States
and facts nnd figures can bo obtain
ed to prqvn tho statement. Thera
may ta> places that offer lutger game
but none pliers >qch 4 variety and
to tlm Sanford man who knows tho
possibilities of his city the stories
of the north and northwest where
one little fish or a small bag of game
constitutes a weeks sport the great
fishing and hunting grounds of the
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Upper St. Johni river am grjst. íi■
-yf
Thefe is no season of tho year that
th fish’ermun cannot have a good •
days sport on the upper St. Johns
river or the myriad of fine clear
water lukea abounding in Suminolo
county.
Ai one instance of tho sport to be
found hero Geo. A. DoCottes, the «.
well known attorney of this city re
turned yesterday from a «lay spent
on the upper river and brought la c k
- j fifte bass that made an average
weight of 124 pounds of fish tho
largest weighing lfg»*j pounds and
it pro,baldy-Weighed more, at the
tirno of rapture. Th« entire string
was placed on a line if) th e’ Sdnford
House grounds apd a1photo made of
them and if any other section of the
United States can show anything
better for a few hours spurt the Her
ald will take harkmir assertions. Other
part* of Florida may do equally a*
win! but certainty no other sta te can
come up to the mark,and we doubt
If any other part of Florida cin of
fer such diversified sport aa Semi
nole county and especially the
upper St. John* river.
What a place for the new tourUt
hotel here In Sanfdrd.
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PAGE EIGHT
■: Pre-Cooling Piant *
CURBSTONE
GLEANINGS
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GIRLS* B O A S T ’MANY NAMES
Father, Mother, Cellars, 8«rvanta, All
Have Own Designation for.Chi
nese Young Women.
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DotroIL—A Chinese girl dooe not
Start life with one name and bear U
with her for tho rest of her days, ae
does the member of a Christian fam
ily. A fond fathof will-call hla baby
girl hla "Moonbeam,4' whllo bis »on
goes under tho designation of a
"Phocnli,” says tho Detroit Times.
When she begins to run about bar
mother probably knows her fia a "Lit
tle fllstcr." ' Callers address her as
“ Little Daughter of tho -House,” and
strangers and servants show tholr re
spect In tho use of "Llttlo Miss."
Tho Chlneso word for an orchid 1»
conveyed by Lan. Girls of many types
are all compared to tho Queen of
Flowers, but they are equally diversi
fied In tastes and occupations, so*?hoy
are distinguished, by words of two syl
lables, the laMer of which Is ‘'lan." A
Chlneso proverb signifies "tho words
uttered from a heart full of sympathy
have the fragrance of the orchid." As
tho flower ranks so high In tho opinion
of tho people? It would bo difficult to
Tho\jrango County Çitizen says:
gavo àh account of the pre
Entertains Leaders - of Interna
^ " B U D G E T . O F O P IN IO N “ J U S T B E T W E E N
cooling plant, which is to. Uo built by
. tional Council in Rome. .
the Winter Park Citrus GtoWer* As
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sociation, several weeks ago. Final
arrangements wore made last week
Elens of ftaly Has Special Talk for
¡and th«*^pontnvet signed so that work
Each at Reception—Gueata Treas
will ho, begun boon. No expense will
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ure Bonbons With Picture of .
he spared to make the plant an upA CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH.
Ruler on Them.
to-date one in every respect.-We un
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derstand that there will be three
‘RUE’LL PRENT ’ EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER.
Romp,
Italy—The
social
oventa of
rooms and each will hold about three
tho international council of women
to four cars: of fruit. The fruit will
were intensely Interesting, writes Ida
i the outside should be kept on the be handled automatically so os to
d e p e n d s o n t h e v ie w
Huatcd Harper. At the top of these
outside In all things that come in avoid bruislg. The rooms will ac
oveots must be placed, of courso tho
hör Salp— Furniture
Hard times? Mebbe , it depends on our way in'the future. If you are for comodate 10 to 12 cars of fruit
reception
by Queen Elena. It did not Avo.
your city you will show it by com and from, passing into the rooms
whoro you beIncludo all of tho several hundred
• It make# a heap of different« where ing In^o the' Commercial Club and to loading ori the cara for shipment,
member* o f tho councU—that would
.
» it will take at least twenty|four hours;
you stand an’ what you sec! helping to boost.
havo been too much to expect— but highlly^ improved Tiled l a n d * '^
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Ain’ t the green in all the trees?
she welcomed tho board o f officers, in, with nire 7 room hounc w*ülT
-T h o Armstrong Cork Co., of Pitts
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How ¡9 cleanliness next to God? burg,Pa will construct the build
Ain’ t there Joy In every breeze? i
nlno; tho presidents of national coun catcd. A.
Conm-|j
iqh %
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Ain’t there perfume in the "air
W hy » hth1 o f hone societies
that ing the Insulation to be of cork. ¡vnd
cils in twenty-threo countries and tho jiolin Ave.*
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chairmen of tho nine standing commit
From the blossoms overywhorc?- cares for waifs got three children tho Ice machine contract was award
For
Sale
10 nrres ci*y iann
tees, o v e f’ forty In all, as tho old and
Hard times? No, Sir,, not as times the other .month. They wero dirty, ed to the Frick C o .,The plant will
tho' ne'wly elected officials were In nnd flowing well. A|,„ thrti’roo*
bad tempered, ugly, and their eyes have tho capacity^ of twenty-five .tons'
appear to met
cluded.
house. TerniB address^ Hox 875
. .Hard times? Mebbe, but the Sfassln’s looked like the eyes of wild nnU of ice per day. There ik no doubt hut
I
Finch
hna
her
own
Impressions
of
AwA.tW-duhluui were. wualuuL
C233E*
w riv n a re w r
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An’ the gran’ ry’s fairly cluttered up and dre*B«d, and « ..h a d lor « ^ 1 . » - ^ ! ^ ' ^ ' ^ Ì T V . ' ì h i ì S i S X !
FOR Salt- Fine driving hot«
. with everything thitt grows! weeks and they were bea ut if il. They p{unt, even at the cost of a large sum som" Is a fnvorlto appellation, and tho agjeo that there was simplicity and
cordiality In tho, manner of tho queen perfectly gentle, works an>-ithfrf’
girls'
families
and
frleifllTTknow
them
An’ there’s Spare-ribs in the house did riol'know
each
bther.
And
their
i f kin
nf money. It was stated by one of
by such fanciful words as Pure Heart, that won qvery heart M Mra. Kato rubber tired -buggy harni*s » „ 4 1
A n’ t hero’s tots o’ ham- an* ’ ’souse” ; dispositions changed. Their eyes
tHc contractors that the larger part Pcaco and. Modesty coupled with’ In Waller BatTett, president of tho United
wagon-all for *200.00.' Will be ghd
Ain't thoro just as inuch-an'more- were the eyes of humans. And they of the expense would be saved the
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dustry, Faith, Truth hr some, of the States council' expressed It:
to ihow thirf bargain. A’ddrw*
As we et the year before?began to lovo the world and when first year but if It Is Is saved in two
other virtues cgpected of tho Women * "She scorned to forgot her royalty Box 88, ‘ R .N o,2j‘101-2tp’
Hurd times? No. sir, not as any- love comes In God Is not .for off. or three years It will well, warrant of that Eastern land. Truth, for in and was a lady moro than a queen—
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Tho failure of the churches in our the outlay.
,’ body knows,
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stance. It sometimes taken as the ba wo were nil women togother."
’ For Sale— 1010 Cadillac tomltE
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cities is owing to the dirt on the
sis of names, and, with an adjective,
Il was Indeed marvelous how ,tho car for I400.Q0, just overhauled {*
Hard times? Mebbe, if you’ re the people. Every church should have a
becomes a key to tho character of the queen could speak a few appropriato
common sort o ’ gent
Individual fo whpjn It Is given. Wang- words to each of so many'women rep good running shape Sanford M»lavatory and givo the dock a free
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pnn Is a girl who does not possess n resenting different countries, ns a fow chino & Garage.
Who figgerà that.the most in life is wash once in a while. 1 used to * ' *
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brother, but one who wishes sho had sentences will Illustrate. To Mrs- May
interest an’ per cent;
know a good oltTbrother -who took a • An increased acreage in celery
f o r -Hale- Two g»h«I
Jni
If a son la born fato- the family Wright Rftwell, nfter asking what was
Hut for us.„ who live each day nodking hath every four weeks- and will be one of the features of the one.
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spring
wagon.
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In an ever ending May, |that Sunday . hp always shouted. farm development work through her name Is changed nt open, nndraho her special work, »ho Bjilch. "P ea ce Is
becomes tho girl who had a brotlfer.
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the cause In Which f^llsu hnvo the
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Times are jist as good an’ free
Manatee county next season.
greatest Interest;" nnd’ ~wfbeh Mca
As they can- or ouglrt l ’ * be!
__President Thomas R. Marshall
George F. .Miles, County Demon
For Sale Heed pm.itih-S for M
Hard tivnep? .No, sir, not for them today gave his Aral expression on the stration agent, is authority (or the WAS THE HERO OF 200 DUELS ¡Jewell answered: nWe cannot bavo It
planting.
Don McDonald.
9S^tp
uhtll lho*women of every country feel
who are content!;
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European war. Ho was careful to fay statement'that, at the present time,
their
responsibility,”
she
^replied;
Labertesque,
Modern
D’Artagnan,
s
John D. Wells. .
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or Safa or Hem Two nfre raL
that he .'spoke only for himself. He indications point to a greater acre
"Yes, that Is ifioi^ .Ijnportnnt Und J
Dead In Parle—Fights Wbeln
sald thilt lurhful long been expeclihg age being- planted In ¿lie two pro
hope your efforts w-lll'meot with sue- donees at a bargain. - \V. J. T-higpraJ
- Town Council. *--------COBB.’*
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^ • In walking around tho streets war, because'the nations like indi ducts mentiohefl than Occured last
To
Glpa
Krog,
pioneer
of
Lho
wo
viduals,
cannot
build
great
armies
•eas'6n.
of Sanford I note that in many
Paris.—I-abcrtesqua Is dead, nnd
Fpr" Sale- Windmill »ith 70 (oct
According to Mr. Miles*, the crop with hls death a figure that belonged man movement of Norway, she said:
places the sideWnlks’ are obstructed without being tempted to use them,
•steel tower, in good ondition, ilio'
"I
have
visited
the
public
institution*
Starting ‘ his interview with the situation looks rather 1 favorable to old FYench romance bns iwssed
by jnijm trees and other shrubbery
300 gallon <•> pri -> t 1J • trip fori
throughout' the county. The dem awny, for I-abertesquo waa Cyrnoo do of Christiania and was much pleased
that arc u constant menaco to the assertion that every. American
cash. W \ * Hu-riiit v "■nr. no. Kb,
people who are obliged to either get should be careful to not express onstration Agent” !» on .th e job with Bergerac nnd d'Artagnan rolled Into with thorn." She expre*sed deep sym
103*tp.
pathy
to
tho
president
from
Finland,
off the walks entirely or brush n- opinions which-lt would in any wise both feet these days. He is going one, and sot down oq tbp Paris boule
and lingered for somo tlm»j with Dr.
gainst these trees and get their eyes indicate that the people of the Either and thither over the country, vards, whoro ho kept alight for years Anna , Cabnnoff, the" representative
For sulc nt it I iri-mi .- | !iri n
country are interested in tho sucimjmrting good advice to farmers tho flaino of chivalry, gallantry und .from Russia, nnklqg her espoclnlly If far away cannot ,ittii!il to this II
poked out or spoil their clothing.
---- These—orname ntal—tree*—are— vary. *■*«« pf any of the purtli-s_tn thq about tlm' growl iig_nf this nml lli.it picturesque swashbuckling.
Ihn unman pliynlrlnnn itnrt nnlversltY j'arte* Of (.'«.-|«-.ry Del!
g'liQAigfi «Ills clothes wore ino profino nnd I would hot have them cut conflict thl> vTce7pfesljJënT*continued: crop, und the exellent yield which
graduate* took nn Interest In .the City, Sanford. -I
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salc garb of modernity, Ii Ib spirit Inv
*T know nothing of the relative "will take place in nil lines' of agri
benevolent nnd charitable Institutions gated ami tiled, tin»» d :iii’ti ilosisfl
down for anything hut tlie owners
longed to tho day,» of cloak‘and rufllo.
should trim them up Ligh enough rights and wrongs of the contending cultural pursuits will redound to the when men drew swords on a quarrel and worked for social betterment.
* of tail
well. If you wujit Ô
parties, but I have believed for ten credit of this capable, energetic nnd spitted tholr opponent* deftly. Ijo
"I have always been fond of Hun celery ami potato and M-gttiH|l
so that they would not Interfere
gary," sho said to Mildame Rosenburg, land go and look -.«t tin- and mibl
years that war would come. Nations county official..
if|th the .passage along the walk.
wax the boro ^ f £60 duels.
There :^re other trees that are too nre much like individuals and a man , The grnpefriuit prop, Mr. Miles
Troli<> fr..m Sqr{or4|
TnlJ nml broad, with a brown face, who In representing Its president me an offer
low and knock off the hataand ojbor-1 who makes an-armory of his -house says, is in fine shape, nnd he predicts he swaggered along tho boulevards a Count*?*- Apponyl. "Its p«?oplo havo rum» punt tb»- land
wise make the paFserhy lose hid tem- for purposes of self defense is (Juite a larger crop than the preceding few years ago. ready to plck-a quarrel suffered so deeply for it. I.ofXan went JoshUu I’ uwell Kartf
wittu anyone whoso presence was ob- there an a child,and tried to Venrn the owner. J I’ . 2i» < per and religion these summer days, liable to find nh occasion when he season.-Sarasota timre».
I noxious to him nnd ask for satisfac language, but It was too bar«!. I llk'rd Hampstead, I. I . N Y
There, i s / T believe an ordinance or thinks it necessary to use those
tion at the point of tho sword. Hls tho sweetmeat* no much thnt even
an unwritten l a t h a t enforces the ¡-wesjjbns in self-defense. It is hearty
K’»»•• faru *>f t» n infl
rpnnnor was grandiloquent, and au now 1 have th«wi sent to me."
For Fai»
trimrtiing of nit trees ami hhrtibs /mi 1possible that if he did not have-them
"Scrvln seem» very near to mo," she about t lire«- mil«- .ff up Ihr fitfl
thoritative.
the walks ol tho city, This matter he. would not think him self-in such
When ho lifted hln slouch hat with said- to it* president; "my relatives ¡liso ' 1IWcf rbo in» è11> UitGdip
should bo looked after .by tbp o,w?)- .great danger.
Washington, T uesday- Revised a medieval flourish you could almost haviCboon on Ra throno, but of oourso elicit p for rrx- tiI Of 4 M 1*1• pcrrtaiM
cra of the property,' the tenants
"M y dream is that, without a estimates on the 1‘J 11 apple crop of sea a cloak and sword behind hls I lovo my own Montenegro best of.
A<lilr»-' It , art cf
on tùsy termi
or b y 'thè city authorities.
great war,-the‘ impending «linger the ‘ United States based on a care lounge suit Ho rolled bis name nllf” And when the answer was made:
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i_~*w
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will tench the nntfqns-of the/w orld ful investigation In tho principal pro grandly nn ho deHvofod hi» cballcqgo "It must bo hard to lenvo It oven to
■T There Is an ordinance that, forces the United States included, that ns ducing sectiona give# u total, barring to those who vferq luckless niiough to be a queen," her eye* flfiecl with tears
For »aie or 1iflM i* ** h**f***j uU4
AHsi1» every ofio had been greetod |
owners of chickens In- thr'clty"llm lts there is no personal dishonor which a serious setback betw een"now nnd merit hls anger. “ Labor-Priesqum” ho
two gm ol well*-. 1or.vlrd jed
land,
, r . . the doors of the grand «lining salon MlUt ll of Stati» >11 1l< of Sanfqxd_ to keep them pe Orfed may not honorably he left tt) the harvest, of between 56,000.OOP nnd would say.
A K RiO-j
lie achieved an instant notoriety were thrown open and the queen, pro wn y
where they are so many feet fromi settlement of the courts, so there is 60.000. 000 barrels, compared with
him
»
F T.
fi room
Cfdod by the lady-ln waiting. tb»> cham
the pavement..' The ordinance ought no national dishonor which may not 20.000. 000 barrels last year, and when he came to Paris, for lie began brriatn nnd six foptmen, l«*d the wny Mahoney at
to" have- these pests penned every safely be left to it tribunal for-peace 35.000. 000 barrels in 1012. According 1)1» career by fighting the whole town ln?o it and remained whllo tea was
where in the city limits und keep able settlement. If the dream d to New York operator» the promise council of Algiers, and 'finished up serVed, aftej- which she again shook
TO KENT
will) hls famous duel with Max Ilogls,
, them .from destriiying the gardens- coma true the hdVrors of thn impend is for a yield larger, than for apy tho mayor.
hands
with
every
one
and
retired.
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and plants of tho pcoplo who are' tng war will result in the practical season since 1806. The production
’ ■"It Is Just llko our tens at homo." „ For Rent Cheap (or Cash—TjttaW
»aid thn American delegates, “ oxcopt acres of" goo«l Hammock land all lE*i|
trying to beautify Sanford. Some of disarmament of On internationul
In the tWes» will be the herfvlcst
Kll-'I I
the property owners, purpose to take tribunal to settle controversies and ever known. Washington and Oregon FELL OFF TWO TRAINS; LIVES Hist wo would never let thnt hnnd- Call or write V V T t
somo tablecloth touch tho floor nil
the law into tholr own hands nnd a world police force to enforce, |f have n prospective yield of approxi
. 1',' atm»
! 1II» >
Celery v«
proceed to kill the destructive • ripedful, the-decrees of that .court. mately 15,000 carloads of box apples. John Johneon ^Tripled From Lacka around.’’
.1
,.'»*d ahaf*,
tiled,
2
w»'ll»
wanna to Erie and Then to
The queen is tall, slen«ler and very |
.chickens! It Is nil right- to have
"W hen wo consider thht wo have California is given a larger
,> v « t
crop
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story
n«*v.
Ground.
graceful, with Isfge dark eyes nnd
chickens nnd every one who can do started out to huild a great navy and than last'year. The outlook in Col
L
,
Ifex %
iftasBea of waving black hair. .She Tv«So hun«li
* • A
so should own n few good layers but that payment of pension.* and pre orado, New Mexico and Idaho is
lite-U
p
New , York.—If John Johnson sun wore a' slightly trained dross of. white R out «1 2
they should not nllow them to feed parations f o r . future pensions has one of the bost recorded, and oper vires hls injuries he will enjoy the
satin covere«i with white chiffon nnd
p.um roturt
off the neighbors laWna. Chickens absorbed 63 per cent, of the govern ators here figure that the total box distinction of having fallqh from two over this prune colored chiffon falling
New
F’or K»'nl
slways come home to roost but that ment,s revenues tho public sentiment apple production will make a record trains In one accident.' Johnson 1b In rather full folds, the waist fllfed In j modern. -J Ni nsMit ..ill j’aIrarità
100-ttp
teoms to be ubout*th£ only time
of Antcrica will sooner or later drive In the history of the industry. It twenty-one years old, and hls homo Is with lovely valenclenpes lace; a dog
some-of them 'stay at home In cer us to abbitratlon.
collar, long chain and earrings of
New Y ork Stato It is estimated thrf’n at 146 AIIII atroot,'rPaterson.
For-Rent Fi v«* u«-r.' F«,c,d
Ho etarted In on a milk -train on pearls “in d a 8 t Apdrow'jf cross (of
tain sections of Sanford.
"W ar, or no w ar,'the hour Is com tho apple crop, will .rtvi fully 90 per
a iuiH milrsjlroffl Sll
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the Lackawanna railroad. Ho foil very large diamonds. Tile’ lady In land, one and
ing when, the. world around, govern cent of a full yield. The only short from tho train as It was entering tho
(■inrncr.______
waiting, Countess npscht, tho visitors ford. N. H
1 With the Kaiser and the Czar ments drill prefer to feed rather than age throughout the state-Is ih Green
‘west end of the.tunnel at Jersey pity, declared to be the most beautiful wo
quarrelling, King George peevish fhc to kill tholr citizens.
For Rent— 611 Park Ave. S6
We hnve not ing variety. Baldwins will bo the where It Is.elevated above'the tracks man tfiey ever had seon; tho lord
French PtB»y coVefed with . war been so patient ounfclvea in the past heavylest- an d all other rod varieties
of tho'Erlo railroad. In 'bis descent chaaRmrlntn, wlth'hU heavy silver room hous«*. with all convent«#«*
chiggera and the Emperor Joseph a s -to Justify- us 'In ' criticising our will show up heavy in production,' ho landed on top of one of the cars’
chain, was ths fattest roan, arid the tall Apply nt 607 Perk.
with tho prickly* heat, I sigh for an brethren abroad. Under like circum- The Now England State* will pro of an Erlo freight train -and'bounded
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-est men wore In the t o w s they phased
other round of country or
-city sxtanecs 1 suspect Me would do as, duce considerably more than last off to the ground.
For
Rent
-Thn-e
rooms furarsi^
between In tho grand march through
politics wherein one could at least each of these great nations is doinfc. season, a n d . an unusually hraTy
He was Injured about tho bead, and tho gorgeous rooms.to bo "received”— for light housekeeping. Abo ***
get
alittle rest, ovprSunday.
Johns. HI M
but some of us pray that America yield Is looked for In Virginia nnd was removed to City hospital. Hls every one o f thorn seven feet high, tho, bedrooms.
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91-tff
condition Is serious, but the physi women Insist—and dr^aaed In n scar avenuè.
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rpay, lead in a propaganda for uni Maryland, and. in the big Middle
let coat, white* waistcoat, purplo knee
K la m glad to note that^ho Com versal peace which cannot come West sections.^Hundreds of -reports cians are hopeful. *
For Rent Completely fumili^
breeches, white allk hoao and shoes
mercial Club will meet next Friday while wo and otharil aro everlastingly have .come * in
Mom
’ cx:
houpe
witli piano f',r 1,11
»with
Immense
silver
buckle».
night to discuss the best means of preparing for war. • * ;
tensive growers in the middle West ANGRY MAN USES DYNAMITE
F
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I» to
d»P»‘ “
infusing salt into the veins of the
" I f the fight goes on, one of the and these have emphasized the un
• rik" 7‘
sleeping city and wake, it up from problems of statemanshlp -will be to usually flattering prospect for the Blows Up Girl’s Houta and Others BIG FOOD TRUST IN EUROPE steamer dock. A
torprlse, Florida._______
thq siesta into which it hak fallen devise n plan for carrying the pro; big apple crop. In most of the ad
Whan She Refuses to Come to
Coit of Living Will Be Affected Ac
. -.
the Front Door, „
regarding advertising the city and ducts of our fields add factories to vices. recciVkd, attention is. directed'
For Rent-— Furnished oilica
cording to Whsthar It Is a
geitlng ready for the. big bunch of thosc
need them.Vnd yet to A e fuct that a vast number,of
ped
with roll top desk,
">™, offira
'
Good Trust or Not,
Halifax, N. 8.— Because Miss Myrtle
tourists that are bound to come to
maintain not only a diplomatic, but new orchards are coming to bearing, Robinaon, a young woman to whom
and . tables. Also “ ro
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Florida this winter. It Is an 111 wind a genuine, Impartiality between the and that these more than covets
typewriter
desk
and
‘ o(firt
Paris.—
Hints
that
have
boon
ap
Thomaa Reilly of Halifax was pqylng
that blows nobody good and the ’war
nations engaged in the conflict. deficiencies due' to worn 'out trees. attention, would not respond to hla pearing In the press for somo time re ment for sale pr rent.
'
in Europe means that nil of the bjg
appeal' to come to tho Trent door of garding the formation In the near fu
rich who heretofore have gone to
hor home he exploded a stick of dyna ture ,of a European preserved * food
Therein la ths Difference.
•Eumpe.for the winters will now come
Gladstone's Domestic Rule. trust are taking definite shape.
mite on thi sidewalk.
A highbrow can retire to hla study
to Florida or California with all ' Air. 'Gladstone orice* said that ho
. It is asserted that France, Germany..
The
explosion'blew
In
ths
front
of
Wanted r u in «I«1 !" ” 2 " l i
■chances In favor of the farmer. Now had solved tho domestic problem In and emorgo with the dnhuuncenient the house and amashsd the window* In England, Switzerland and'the* United _
„( nil I"»* : "
that
he
has
discovered
a
subconscious
State* have supplied capital, half 0f i
1,1,8013 1
Third strw1it is up to the people of Sanforti ' to this-way : "Whenever Mra. Gladstone
two blockscosmos,
and
wo
call'
It
nev/
thought.
house
on:
r.a»«
1
m
Insists
1
submit;
an
1
whenever
I
Insist
99-91P
tho
noconsary
18,000.000
having
been
' get busy and turn the tide this way.
Tho dynamite bad a tlmo fuse, ao
Out a lowbrow can spond five Tears
sho
submits.”
He
didn’t
say,'how
already subacribcd.
that
Reilly
was
able
to
get
out
of
dan
Tho hotel should certainly be stariever, whether they took turqa- about exploring an unknown continent and
Felix Potln, a famous Paria caterer,
cd at'onco and the roads should bo
ger. No vine *waa badly hurt, but tho
A competent
gar ,
—
- m ÎAffinJ'Pl
Insisting and submitting. . Aturrtagp claim to hare discovered a new animal damago- to property la considerable. la auggeated as tho brains of tho trust, hiarrled,
wfshes position^«
^
finished and the hulkheading helped Is.a failure WhBn-ohtt. of-the partb-s called Ute snlKglobluk and wo aro
which. It ta expected, will havo a eonalong and many and divers Things Insists on’ being the. lnzlaler und unanimous ttsU It la old bunk,—Cin Reilly was Captured an hour after tho
used to hsnc’ .o help— .—
explosion and put tn jail, Charged with slderabln effect upon tho coat o f foodcinnati Enquirer. .«
.
•started for the benefit of the beat doesn't take turns in stibmlttio
staffs.
attempted murder.
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d ty in th« country. This is not the tho submitter. *,
. Wanted—To bo" 0*1ÏÏ°«iUt* H
time to lay down on the jflh Tor this
Must Work to /Hta{n Success.
Combine to Fight Mosquitoes.
Husband's Acts Start Trouble.
V
cent
for 6 years on i
mart£»rYou Will hud
rioppUn-pInce
war making-hgrd times Js. all bunk.
New York—Alleging that hor huaN. J.—Prominent Now
Idea for the Gas Range.
•lonif the linn of Tifogresa; tW rc may band brandod her chMk with a Ught- workers Who summer hare bare com- Sanford. Can give ^ * ^ 0Vitp
Xiio war in Eur«>pe will nuke Florida
llghtIt Is dot wyll kSSSrn, but a mirror
drees Box 1282, City
I» In many ways and wé should krill rofloct heat’ s« well as light Al ho relays of new Impulse», but no ed cigar and bit her hnti
Mrs./ bleed to fight the mosquitoes. They
aio’pplng-plnccM. \Vork '.nteUliuntlr—: Jeans« Van Tonguleq, who I
have
made
a
ton-year
contract
with
a
idy to catch tb* shekels when most aigr bright surfaee will. Bo If a
with energy and forec to. wed 19 years, has sued for a sej
dredging and Irrigating company to 'Piano and W * ]*
ill this way. Thè Co/nmerclal bright pièce of Un were placèd under
success, and If you persevere tlon.*
ramo,« jrvery mosquito-breeding piacs tuning and repsirfa*
v fia i
i tlie proper body . t o . tiogst «41 the burners o f -a gas rango mori»
solufaly g u a r a n t y
Who 'stays ofa beat would bo w e d . '
Box 1233-Phone
EVEN THE G A TE POST NOT I N '- IT-
To Plant More Celery
A Big Apple Crop
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�O F F IC IA L O R G A N O F S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y — T O E G A R D E N S P O T O F T H E W O R L D
I N S A N F O R D — Life la Woith ' Living
TOtUMB V
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. 1914
• SCHOOL HOARD MEETS
HAVING i n : w a r
«finer Election In Inrslld
nnil
Fcrnamiiaa, August 13, -Europe
Sew Election 1« Called
is not the -only place havilig war
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l here is an ice war in Fernandtna
'Pursuant to a call of the Chairman
and although it may seem paradox
■i ll« County School Hoard of Semical it promises to be u hot ice war.
Co\lnty a '»prThri-mrmting of
The price of icc last year was' 80
{tooril was held in the oflfae of
cents
u block of two hundred pounds
, Q. Dubose, on Thurtday, August
The
city
put in a municipal plant
1914, there being present, F. I*
which went into o|»erution near the
'«iter,
C. Dickiori arid J.'T . ,1afirst of 'Juno-and>named a price of
They then procedcd to begin
f3.{>0 a ton nnd in small lots GOccnls
I, mnvim of the returns of the
a cake of 300 pounds ami 15 pounds
on.held qi\ August -1th, 1914,
for 5cents. This price existed until
o upon opening the ballot box
the first of this week when
the
¡¿Precinct No.3, which was the one
Southern l tilities Company made
in special school district N o.l,
a. price of $2.00 a ton, lOcents for
n s found nnd decided that the
lor 5b pounds. The people are keep
t used and voted in said elecing
under the
circumstances
was’ wrong, whereupon on « «1and
many
industries
which
depend
pit of the County Attorney, the
on
cheap
ice
are
developing
some
Miming resolution was made and
of which could imt exist without
nimously adopted,
"Whereas
cheap ice, and the shrimp canning
sppeats to the satisfaction of this
business anti fish shipping business
rd that the election hold August
is.growing to enormous proportions
L 19U. to determine who should
It t* inure than piobable that the
trustees for tKc next two years,
city • plant _willco nti ruteo pe rati ones s
the number of-m tllr of-speclal
they nui initke i*e cheaper than
et school .tax to be levied in
most any cither plant in I he Tinted
‘ rd Special Tux, School District
States of its sire and according to
Ixmgwood Special Tux, Srhool
•u^—Lihe figures gH I'll mil from tile hooks
.ct No.2. Oviedg Special
^
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Ji|,i«it as t o t he c cist
Woo! District No. :i. ('huluota’ ^.
odueillg ire, they are losing
[[ptdal Tax, School District No. 4, | , 1 xi'
I or it a ion at lin-ir present
JlW Geneva Special Tax. School “ ' '1‘
selling price \ %ri , t mattx i-i-: nmyr*
Hit No. 5. was not a valid nnd
ol Jic* say they will pa trio lira- tin
Uiful election! and whereas the
-fetty—plant whilr—rtrm*- TiTi1 -oThers
TTfTS and clerks oT el ceti on.
who heltcvi- !■ t h, prayer ' Hie s
itg not bet’ ll properly advised,
ine u n i i
iilv
w ib
im son ,Io|ii mid
cd to permit ee.rtitin lawfnj
Ills w i f t^. u s I«** *it< d! no more “ anil
urs to vote in said election: and
t also the olii adage. **I.*■t eyert fiuti
(S the ballot used ill said elei -1
lake I’lirc of hirnsidC and (he flexil
did •not conform to the
take the hind most my I, " The.e
intents of hew; therefore 1„ it
prop!*- ..i\ tint 'he
^ it n wfin
bed that atm:!ii ,* <Irci no 'c
•otto s around ,.t.
. if., I.i/gw¿t
and held mi w,.j1f,riit.er
!'l Ilf «T ¡e*. \A.l gt t ill' pl?-«Kxo
[jhe nurpose of election of trti«tfor tne next succeeding two years
( IN t NI I U ( I l ! I ^H I K « . ( MI D
to determine fhc tmnihi-r of
f- of distrirt S' lumi ' .1 • ltd ' " f
Whr Scare Makes I'eniporiry
rr, notice thereof !" published t
Iq required by low.
I ml».irassmcni
i
AUSTRIAN AND GERMAN
MOVEMENTS ARE BEING
CLOSELY GUARDED
London. Aug. 14.-The war of.th e
nations of Europe today became fur
ther regularized with the formal de
claration of war o^_,Au*Uuni-lliingary
by Great llrtain.
The strength of the British fleet in
the Mediterranean is unknown ns no
movements of warships have been
made public since the first outbreak
of hostilities. It. is known, however,
tjujt Kptnee has tin1 bulk of her fleet
in the Mediterranean, so that no
.apprehension exists hero as to the
wifely of iradc routes, Ihrotigli that
mm now that il scvnis certain that
the "Tierman cruisers (¡nelten and
Hrcshiu are out of action.
The oil.rial pre«* bureau here 1c
scribing today the disposition of Brit
dwb r r m s e r e tn t l m
AthtiitTe u ltd e ls e
where cxprc,»t> urge-« traders of .!'
lull ion a doing business with tire.it
Hritam to -ciai their cargoes con
fidontly and tioldly to *<*a in British
Of tie lit r: t »hip* in ad ilirertion- ex
cept I be North ;.« i where, owing to
iit...t.i
m i In - a t u l t h f
n|ier:iliot.' ini gl
lie
gt 1 1 ".
'»111.”
ri»i'**■» si : i* ;t ye ‘1er da ., (lasae
¿iiln ru il hire.
11>
¡fi .l -i i . i * -' ■i
111! I
lia
day li tiuirt ha reno*niber«‘i! in •onM itcring
ill tin
¡S’. i b j i ' h e d r •-1
r‘ a of
h
N i » York Aug43.- Developruenb
patches emanate almost wxclusively
in In,* fitu.neia 1 world today* m rv
Ir u .u l Uv «lita
f t b.* alai. . 1 r.'ii. Il
ttiit- 1’ f’t t x c J '. L Th e" fi^ritlgh llv r>
<
|,.,| ., and Belgian a rune.'
Nothing whatever
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If i tl.i . IL*'»* M*' :
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11, m
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t
Potrai Passcnger Agoni It I» Pii', y |(lr,
of lt«C*N It It (Julei» ilium
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, ,‘r.
is. fr.*iw ‘ ’ i*
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OUR OPPORTUNITY. -
New .Methodist Church Was Started The
Under Auspicious Circumstances
The beautiful' new building that
will soon graee the jot at the cornpr
of Park Ave. and Fifth Street and bo
occupied by the Methodist Congre
gation of this cily, ‘was really start
ed last Tuesday at 3:30 when the
corner atone of tho new edifice was
laid by tho Masons In their 'beautiful
ritual for the occasion.
The exercises incident to the cor
ner stone laying were held in *the
par opposite the building site, and
wp-a well attended by n large con
as a result of the latter's military course of Sanford people and many
operations in the direction of the from a distance. The Methodist choir
French border in conjunction with ri,»>Irred the doxologv and after the
German troops. A state of war be- invocation ny Rev. J. K. \\ ray,- si
tween the two ciumtriex has existed Orlando, Bishop Henry E. Morrison
mndo the- address that was replete
,ttir)cy midnight last night,
withenoblingand enlightiniog thought
Brussels, via.liondon, Aug.14.-The and he was listened to with wrapt
fighting yesterday between the IL*I- attention by those presenTT Bishop
gian and German, armies In the vicin MorrUdn is one of tha- patriarchs of
ity of tlicst lasted the entire day.' Methodism nnd his presence nnd ad
and constituted llie first cotlsillecatile dress added much to the occasion.
battle of ibe war. It will la* known
The historical sketch of the Meth
¡is the battle of Haclcn. Shell were odist church in Sanford, m » delivvrstill (¡d ll’ , ut 7 . .10 in tin i-veiling Ji-i| |l} l»r A. K I'hlllips, nnd his
on the o.ids around Diest.
personal recollections of the early
The Ik. tie centered around linden days and the struggle» of t he church
in the Ib.'ian province of Limburg, lit the wilderness was most interest
extending tn Dti*»t. in the north of ing not only to thosiLof lu» hearer*
tb* proyttioe of Bra bant, after Bask who were here at that time, hut to
ing ¡trout •! Zeelhcm ..
v the younger generation This sketch
vt 7
.ml. hist evemlig all the wlil In- published »1 a luter date in
l Wien the three towns the Herald, if possible.
ii uitry
t .em ioni
laid been cleared of GerAfter*lhe exercises at the park, the
mua ’ ti'
, except tile dead and Masons headed the procession* to Ihe
' Ol i t i t i I
■aho were thickly i i r c a i i , rhurrh lot nnd here the imposing
life zoiliI ».OUt t'
r»-rettionie« of the laying of the ror1 ptvu
n[ ‘Jini di-ad German -ol
iii r *1iiiii* were carried out
i oil tit ed it t yptfre of
Wi
I I, Mllfi-r as Worshipful Grand
t id
a: si| in t e. X i hurt It, a firl w Master, had rliargi“ of the ci-remo
•r itr
W'lte houses in Huelen were nits ami the following officer* took
-••r a
't •I t a o I 1 . - 1 . r 11. • p.,rt ¡1. tin i l .l i i - M Deputy Grand
ìt.
*r r« «■ I r»■ -0 t.y |t.-1gfii t* Master, 1. K Phillip*. tiri“ .<l i-enior
■ ligi I i ■*
Warden, (* I Rumph. Grand Junior
C m nua lit«*jc.'
boot) were ''"l Wnrtleii, <• 1 Tx \Ior Grand Trytiv
t à i laid, *and tin j urer, G. W, .Npeiu-er;, Grand Secryled ' -t nit
has fi. en stackitl in front of the tary, \V. K. Hoti*eholder: -Grand
low e ,11 of I're-t M:tn\' hor.M i»lso Ki<l,litl Deacon i O 4 Md)rr;tirurd
wen* - ptur eil
iiinior lira con, D. D Caldwell;
‘■i-inur Steward,'It I. Mti«on: Junior
1a;-- Aur
Ac nf-. tal i ‘ ii
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1. 1’
V ■f .ilb r t itiind
■■ t
Inf.- tii.lr
t"M , k
,
t,
\s
B , t|*r> G r a n d Mar
FIERCE FIGHTING IN PROGRESS
A L L -O F YESTERDAY
NEAR HALFLIN
anliltary operations (hat rlu«e dis
TRAIN IS SAFE
CORNER .STONE LAYING
<
p . i " e i gì r
rft Is perfiirtlj jab'
- a'. P !' I •>«<• r Ma -t. r \r * ’ ll’, r
•■■• r '•
.a H u n
1 i Igi .t ! t a \ a l t >
t irie.i I,
P* traXel through \
K Mettiiiger. tint ml A luiplnin,
m g ti . r.-'ntt
|... • ■ c.
. ’ M[Witti General Pu Àsoli g. r Ageni I’. L. 'llll.M'l .111 IO. re. . oi 12*1. 1- tot!'. is nut tie public frum tbo«e un.aterí. st ■ . '■■<! b y a ! riga tic of i n f a n t r y h. d. htuinmeyer.
and by artillery, engaged anti do•y, of the Louisville untFNash- thè arnmdit nf business mi hauti al
The stone wds j)li)ri-d by Worship
The strict eetisamhlji exercised fested. near the fottreM of Diest,
thè*
8« Railroad of Louisville. Ky. to thè tirsi of tlTe monili being
over t ht* whole field makes it difficult «• , h' cn rbiles. sort heust. Of-Lou vain; ful Grand Nlastrr NJilter. with the
larg.-st of live monihs.
Ipnts in thjs citv. hnd tfite.
to estimate the value of the nevi* re- a il.M'ion ttf ‘ German cuvulry, ho irttemkint rerenmnle's, '¡ji which sev
Steadx progress was nmde towurd
llr. Pusey nay« .‘there h«Ne 1......
eral number» were rendered by the
i wived
»u i • i*i■ctl b y
n i a n t r y n n d b y nr
.¡.gle a tnoftg «tin 1
an n,: up
Wrral cases'of bubonic pingue,
•
« lour iitnl niter tin- tn nedii-tion by
Tin struggle for the pov* —* on o t . i i b r v
I outoilters
rybody know«, .but reports of |exi'h,.ogi |lt>U-l - an i
1
Grand (*hn plain S11-1n me >er, the
'be Belgian lorts «urn ui.’li , Li* ge
l'1 tiglitu t: . » extremely fierce,
.if th e market
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ex., ggera ted I
[tsiditions have be.
tn»' rei’iiliitm ttdi d and report* of . i il - illte<4 11, ,he, Gt-rntans being i x.iri'ise* were coni In led by the plftcid •JL the cases have l een eontined .trnl I I e lull’ . t - ! Ifup whi.*h pre artilfi-ry' .It'd, «ai vain, et gat.'-’nentclng nf fin* folhiwicg article* hcin-ath
i I. r«•"
ba ck t o « rd Hassell and Si
of ' l o A '
I* • small district, nime reinolt , e,|, ,1 it. I Holt' I
I hi* p^iifit*
■iri a taken i- uidtcating tin poaiibli* Trmid
til •i* t
Hk'latleea
[Itom the depot of the 1. ,N to t U« IjUl.letl 1.ol,. .
An Engbr.li Bildc. donated t>> I. -R.
■ beginning of a great battle on Bel
. fig ures
which
a f.prof: mated
routI'
till
111mi. Christuip Advocate, of the
[Cre»cent City, he ssixs
I’ari*.
Aug.
14.-An
official
gian soil The bulk *)f the Gennari
There have bhen several
eases prevail* d at 11 lim e t.n s ir eix was forcea i' bein’ ved to i"* fiiiicenlr.i ted municutton says’ tho fort* at Liege M E. Church, S. of Nashville,Tetm,
ilNaied hut they are confined to suspended.
on the frontier between, Liege und are holdiog out, und that the Belgian Florida, Christ lull Advocate, publish
In tlie money market there was th£ Duchy of LuxcmbiiK> This leads troops to thè wvst of the city are on ed at lakeland, Fla.'. Thr< Missionary
b*y small districts which is unite a
No money to the conclusion tlurt Germany's the ndtmslvfj, and aftej “ «harp Voice, Published Ity the Board of
Hbtanre from our depot* a ntl tha* of no important change.
was
offered
on
rail
in
the; Open* frontier facing Russia ran he only struggle drov^the Gyrmaus hark and Missions of the M. E. C. South; copy
pit Southern Pacific and lassengers
fttreing through New Orleans in market and the demand wps report lightly guarded, probably by newly, recaptured ground that they had. The Sanford Hemld, R. J. Holly,
The Belgians have blown up a Editor, One Cent plere, lSOG.^J. .11:
P* way come In contact, with the ed light. A few call loaps were made organized armies of reservists culled
at the hanks at Hper cent. Fora
number
of bridgq** on tho railwny Conran, 1732. one English Shilling
[•fitted tone.
to the colors.
and one 25c bill dated 1862, by Ella
lines in the German rear, In tfeo
There -is no danger
whatever small amount <H ninety days 7 per
engers being detained in making cent was paid today. u
London. Aug. 14.-England today Lunden district thus cutting j t he m. >1^ Telford, ono dlmo dated 1,913,
Sentiment improved over
the declared war upon Austria-Hungary, off from the 1mse of their supplte » Picture of the Wesley Brotherhood
P*i transfer across the city from our
week
end
in
the
nj>en
market
-for
class, 77 men. Picture of the Wesley
[•tation to the Southern Pacific a
an Truth Seekers, 30 wbmen. Picture
M k P of Frisco, nor are they met on mercantile discounts and paper was
although
of the Bishop Henry C. Morrison,
iv*.l In New Orleans by health purchased more freely
in charge of Fla. Coni;, List of otlli[Dthoritiea and clctained for medi- the total was still small. Long term
cer* of the M. E- Church, S. Sanford
W examinations. All such reports psppr was almost in dema.ml with
1914', Biographical Sketch of Judge
Hji without grounds and it is per- six per cent ruling for all dales.
Although
attempts
were
made
Wofford
Tucker, containing pictures
fVrtiy safe for. passengers to travel?
to
do
hudm-"
in
the
foreign
ex
of
him.
List
of officers und members
High New Orleans. .
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change markets and some trans
of tha Wesley Brotherhood class,
actions were carried through in the
Poster of officers nnd members of
WHY HIGH PRICES
ptiich:.'.’ of grain hills, there «* »
Junior Epworth League; Officers and
still great difficulty In ) realising
members of (he Sunday School of M
Waahingtbn, Aug.U.'Thrc« reso- upon credits' resulting tip
E. Church S. List of Officers,of JJflnfrom
jWons calling for Information as to merchandise exports. I hD , was
fotd Lodgde 62 F. A- A. M. together
.n**r prices"-on food stutTs in the generally the eu»e of th^ continent
with tboeo who represented tji
LyUted States were referred to Sec- and in some‘ instance« in London.
G‘nnd Lodge of Florida nnd'the lay
,^t*ry Hedfield1 today* by Chairman International bankers tail
ing Af this Corner stone^f the Fir*t
little
jAdtnison of the House Interstate difficulties was being experienced
M. E. Church off Aug. 11th. 1814.
Foreign ^Coramerce Committee. in regard to letters of eredit. for
Program' rof the cxerclies for-tfjl»
fTMi' resolutlo’ ns call upon, the De- small amounts, although
foreign
occasion.
Wrtment of Commerce to explnin •banks were unwilling to ndvanct
Roll of members of the Woman’s
prices have gone up when the
Missionary Society of M. E. C. of
large sums.
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[ttportation of food ppi-'tically has |
Sanford, Roll Of members of the
f**n »topped by the European war.
Daughters of Wesley- Early history
i I( 'E BREAM SOfTAl.
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; The rexolutions w ire.Introduced in!
of
Sanford M. E. Church ft. by A.
P h oto by A m erican I*rcsa A ssociation.
ici
cream
;»e Htnui by Representatives' K elly! There will be an
E.
Phillips.
Social Wednesday evening. AugI9th,
F ren ch A rtillery In Action *
D k re ant^ Farr, of Pennsylvania,
directed imiuiries through the at the Moore's fiction Church, lem
CARLOAD MELONS
•hie nrtlljcry of Frnuc® 1* one of the rntrét cilJclent branches In the nation's
Tartinent of Commerce. Chalí- onade, popcorn and peahuts will also army. Tho ¿uniwa aru weil rtflUwi. and tho guns a n of ilio latest typsz FI«l»I
JL H. Hill wlil be here today with
for mle.Evcry one 1» mart core pnellcw has nlway« l)ecn tmiiitexl on by official«, and the result has been tin*
Ailamson exp id a that the, d o.lt«.
a carload of those fine South Caro
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Wment xrill m ik , „ p t o ,h lc h daily
Îblab
Ï 7 standard of ftficluitcy that fias boon eslabllshe«!. ip the picture U shown lina melonsVsnve op your money
render unnecessary action by; rounding placet. Procee
Yhe« Is
latest type of guns lo action.
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until he arrfvta.
t.ny of the resolution^ to w a r d finishing ,the cb.urc .
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United States Should Supply
Potash and Camphor
About twof1and a half years ago
jnuch was heard or the search of the
national scientific authorities for a
source of potash In this country in
order, that our agriculturist« and fer
tilizer manufacturers might be made
Independent of tho German potash
mines, that country, having practi
cally the monopoly of •the potash
supply of tho world. We were told
much of Che 'wealth of potash, to say
nothing of Iodine and some other,
valuahlc chemicals, to be fourfd in
the "keip" which-pllps iuelf up the
Pacific coasts. A dsfed lake bed had
also beenJioipwLTn California, wo are
Laid.--which was calculated to pro
duce great quantities of the India-,
.pensihlo aid to agriculture and tho *
Geological Survey seem to have ’
grown .tired of tho subject. At least
they talk no more of the giant sea
weed ot.itlie wonderful iakcluuLas a
possible offset for German exaction».
Now the Kaiser is getting all
Europe* by tho ears-at least, the
countries of Europe not in the triple
Alliance have vexed him by thtdr .
invincible »tubbornt-ss-aud the lim
ited supply of potassium salts which
this country was enabled to procure
from (jcrmuui bula. fair Ui. lw «u l---off ultogcther.‘w Wliat a favorable
time for a potash declaration . of
independence! Surely if thorn is any
thing in itial line to lu> found in the
seaweed crop or the California Ij*Ue
fiotoin our patriotic American cap
italist* will .exploit one or both to
them and. give our farmer* no ade-’
ijUali- am) rhenp supply of those *
valuable .»alu For once duty and
self interest iiiigbt pull together here
like ¡1 pair of well-matched horAss- *
t’-.iniplior i* another article of
highest x¡ritle for n supply of which
we are prlmlpr.tly dependent »on
foreigners. Japan may ho drawn*,
into tlni general mix up, is a l mo j l ,
.sure to he nftH.a. cargo of camphor- •
E0 «-Msentinl an uli-iueut in amokeloas
gmnpowder-would 1m> an invaluable,
prir.c to any of Japan's enemies. The
C< M-mniei f hfl.s bi-ert taking steps
<•> make tin* country imb-pcudent
ol Forniosan eatnpUor a* Japah's
capiun-ii t«Innd Li-x H* hdpe that
llie culture ol camphor will .bo
nil the harder in case of p general
European war into .which England'«
Asiaslic. a^ly may be drawn; nml
that the camphor industry may be
mi firmly established in*'tho South
that we may furnish tho hulk of tho
world'* supply long after the nations
h a v e reused to s i m p and snmj at
eu«h other anil (’.axe ri-su.ed their
wonted attidude of "watchful wait;
ing"-n(ler the wt^mgest have sue- .
cesufully jM’ffor niiUl their coveted
task of deglutition and havp lain
down to enjoy tho digestion of tho
weaker.—-Times Union
The ' Present European War Aad
The end of The World
The nhovo will ho the subject o f
the discourse to im dcHvcrefl hy Rev.
George Hyman at the. Baptist
next Sunday mdrning.'at 1! o'clock«The reception committee i*.nirnnguig
to comfortably seat the large a' dience which is .expected to attend
The Church is located at tho corner
of Park Ave. and Sixth St. just hack
of tho new building being erected.
At 7:45 in the evening, Mr. Hy
man will speak o n '" A game of Base
ball.”
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. ENTERTAINED ORPHANS
The children of the Orphanage at
Enterprise ’ were entertained at the
Star Theatre Saturday, coming oVnY
upon the. •irtvitntion of Mapager
Hcrndcp. N m | ( a ' to ; u y tho chil
dren enjoyed the pictures and went
away happy. Manager 1!. B. Leach
of the Home wished to publicly
thank Mr. Herndon for his eoutesy
and thoughtfulness in hrhnlf of the
children.
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opr friends individually and cofioctlvely..U>< thalr kind ay v l y - a »d at — •,
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tention during t j o . illnoss and death r . T .
of husband and father.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
AUGUST
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NÒtEà
: Kmlrnvorera of Florida need not
fdrgot .that they have State o fllccra.
The following have recently
sent
lettrrs broadcast. Mr*. S. L. Jackson,
American to Tell England How State Junior, superintendent; •, Mra.
Huth Wynndt, Quiet Hour Leader;
to Run Railroad. '
Itev. Geo.
Waldron, Vice presi
dent, Treasurer George Cavanngh.
and tlie secretary In behalf of the
Henry Worth Thornton, Picked I
Headqtiartors Fund.
English Director« to Take Charge
Our Lord is sometimes called “ the
• of Qreat Eastern Road, Will
Prince of Peace." His followers do
Demonstrate U. 8. Methods.
not seem in some parts of tho world
Now’ York.—"Your boat chance of to he serving Him very faithfully
success," sold Henry W- Thornton, now.
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"come* when yqü aro tn your shirt ,
Next Sunday the Juniors study
sleoves."
r .
I about '"W hat sh all,wo do*wUh, mir
Thornton to tho ypun* American Faildffc»^" Psalm* 37:20.-24. T o ’ us
railroad man who was recently picked the answer might he, fOy old ns well
out to tako charge of tho Groat East- *■
a s' little Endenvorer»:-" Don’ t grow
em railroad'In England. * .
discouraged, "but, wiser now • from
Thn-mombor of tho boanl of direc
having these failures, -try ngain."
tors who did tho picking Uctiully add
ed to his declaration that Thornton Is I How many of our societies^ hnye
tho boat young railroader—tu is fr:---- - 3
hom
lea for such a posltltm; Uiu uiuae he- help to our special C.E.
log that English railroad men have cause, The Children’s Home Society?
It was the secretary’s long-desired
run to seed.
"They do not grow,” »aid the dl* j opportunity to visit the Home this
rector, wagging hla head like a me- j Spring. It Is at 11*44 Riverside Aye.,
chnnlcnl bear. "They do not expand Jacksonville, and any (yie interested
Their Held of vision 1* limited."
In Us splendid work should look it
However that tnay bo— and English up when in the metropolis any time.
railroads resolved themselves Into a
How many out-of-JacksonvUlo Enlodge o f sorrow when they road U and
dcnv'orers have?
then began to gather bricks for Thorn-,
Miami Congregation« list* . now
ton—tho American youngster bna
have
two societies)!Young People and
been growing and expanding ever
Junior;'
the last has been organised
s ln c o .h o got Into railroading.
this
Endeavor
yoke, and both ure
Fboloa by Amortcan Presa Associativi
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After ho had graduated in football
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• • r , -r ,
indeed
-welcome
into our State. Union
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and engineering at tho University of
, •
German and French Artillerymen
Ponnsylvapta bo applied for a Job to fellowship.
The Kissimmee Gazette has
in
Artillery piny* a Mb part In the great European war. Germany "and Prove, John C. Sime, then, secretary of tho
1‘ unnsylvanln Railroad company. 11« itsTast paper among the. news-items
harp.devoted * greet deni o f attention to this development of their reapeftl»
had n letter of Introduction from a (rom Union Center, the following:armies. - Artlllrrytrjep of the German army are ahuwn at the top and Franman of influence.
"M r. and Mrs. ljtwson entertained
artillep iuvu at the bottom.
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Hum,* said Hlms. when ho read tjR, Christian Endeavor society and
• the letter, "This gets you a Job. hut
a thousand years, and peace will It don't hold tho Job Tor you. young its friend».. Games were played until?
T R I C E ’S T R U M P E T E E R
reign over the face of tho etirjh. man. I'll carry you on the salary a lute Jiour when everyone departed
saying they enjoyed "every minute."
(Articles Published under this Hesdlna far- "Do’ you'know what.that, means? No, list for two year«. ROÍ If by that
I am not joking,-neither am I now time you haven’t been prdmpUMl. »alt About thirty-five were present. S
nlsbed by M. P. A. Burt su, Jacksonville)
attempting "to be funny of knrfaslic. won’t nav'e you. 1 wouldn't have that Strangely enough no mention is made
ways
_ -4,JUfiE8iSE'. YOUR^VTFK' "'
With a NEW PEUFECtfON BLUE FLAME Oil STOVE
and she will appreciate ^our thoughtftiltmss. Tin* new
PERFECTION Is the’ best all-round OIL COOK stovf
that has ever appeared, from the stanpoint of EPI in r.v i v
SIMPLICITY and DURABILITY, ajid suLisli,- ,-vt‘ry nquirement— BAKING, ROASTING, BROILING, TOAST
ING, IRONING, ETC.
♦ No Odor!
No Sm oke!. - No Ashes!
No Dust!
♦
The heat, which is sufficient -fn^-nny kind of rooknig. is
concentrated at the burners, thus jirevuni ing ovi l lient mg
of the Kitchen- in hot weather.
♦
Keep Cool by Using a New Perfection Oil Stove
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For sale in Sanford by the following deal» r
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. . H ill H a rd w a re Co.
T . J . M iller & Son.
X
S an fo rd F u rn itu re Co.
of refreshment*, usually a climax
• Then Prohlblllon Will Do No Mora
There certainly can he no fa-ace a “ aort.of a mon ou tho right of way."
*
Thornton was on his thtr^l promo both to social nnd news of lt.^
’ C o o . H. F e rn a ld H a rd w a re C o .
“(B y John C.Trico.)
lung it* prohibitionists and blind
We have not had it 'word front
A couple of weéks ago' a perfectly tigers*are, extant,.in any considerable tion at'the und of tw o year* He has
been moving upward ev'er since, but either the Congregational or Pres
well ¡nlentipnei^gcntlemaii declared .numbers.
Talking about "blind tigers," the hn has never gained a stop by flat- byterians in Sanford for several
through the Coituty Uecortl of
Hlountxtown, that! ninety per cent current issue of tho Fort Myers Press tery, back-bending br lying. If the weeks. It is coining toward time
opinion of tho njoa who have been for the district conventihn to
be
of thé dim e, sorrow and suffering takes the correct vitfV. That pup
Now i» the time in i-r
nearest to him Is to- bo taken at par.
held in the Celery City so they had
of the Country was trasenble. t6 the so thoroughly "d ry " that it refuses
.Sets.
Consideri hg i M
Qu tho other hand, ho hasn't herduse of . intoxicating beverage», and to carry whiskey advertising and tatetl to fuss wlth hla superior omcent, _ HPtter stav wide awake from now
Union., thvrv U- «vary liuliaathm ( )•«I ( t.^v -«»(( • n - therefore chargeable to the account places my »Trifles under t huL. lumliu+r- “and funning with tho ofltclul family of
>
,,
able crop u* plant.
“oT infamies kept' against the saloons. Yet it .solemnly declares in u leading tho Pennsylvania railroad I* common- | Unitc'1 O n lim a young people
U n ote:.'
Pk. ‘ HU. * \K<* t)uoln:
0«.
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. Forthwith .came the announce editorial that if present conditions ly reputed tn bo as dangnrous an oe- - aro «•«* •'njhvfng the great union
White Silfrr M m
iO
100
3.75
T.
.Crystal W»i Bf rrn
ment of the einhrogUo now taking are. to continue down there it would cupalton os' biting the Up of a stroke revival underway In lumpA
Yellow Oifiirn
-10
90
While Bermuda
J.S0
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of lightning.
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( News from Gainesville says the
nliape and involving the whole of he wise for the town to vote* for
Red Bermuda ^
_>0
.90
White Multiplier
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On ono occasion a baggageman on Junior Society has si »pended for
Europe, where "Strong drink"has open saloons. The fact is tho tiger»
Parcel Port Kale
Write for fill ]>rifr
QI-. 6f, Prr Pk. 20t.
little place .and intemperance ia very at Fort Myers have grown so old his division bad cllmbyd po to the , the summer but older workers are
tender, where hr had no buslueti» to having good meiuipg* right along.
and - cunning In their lawlessness
rare.
be. Just before the engine rolled Into
Its a line Topic ni>\l "Sunday.
"* Naturally we might have assumud that they well nigh have’ to
PLANT CITY. FLORIDA
'Hie baggageman was "O ur Social Life fur C’ llrist." and it
on tho nuthorily of the West Flori a strangle hold upon the commu , tho ditch
killed,
leaving
a
destitute
family
tpight to be of great benefit every
da gentlemen, that our ^tatirluns nity. and some people ore beginning
"(ilve mo•-#1.000 for tho widow and w fieri- in Senior societies.
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had gut mixed over t heij^ "fruit of to see it. Saloon men ure not angles
lnterlnvhen. Aug I I
the vine," and given their places to. by any manner of means no more I kids," Thornton asked of headquarters
"Not a nickel." said boadquiyrters
lens hilarious and more reliable
than other business men-- but there
coldly.
"ft was Ihr- baggageman»
students of sociological economics, is one God’s blessing they bring to
fault that ho was killed.''
but u ""liibk* student" has saved us any community. They soon rid it
onfused, ner
"Maybe," .said Tlsornton, with tho
tho trouhlo. Wa are gravely, told of the curse of blind tiger«.
big Jaw sotting- "But meanwhile -a vous, jtlrcd, worried ordispondent it is a
by the latter that the» maniacal And l ht'y arc the only antidote for young widow and throo bo>B aro .in sure* sign you o o td f M O TT'S N L R ' Eaction of the European nations in that trouble, flut Fort Myres is danger of starvation. Fra going to |R I S E FILLS. They.renew tho normal
(lyiRg ut each other’* tltruars over tn-rhnp» doomed to suffor~“ ypt a
* vigor hnd make life worth living.
Re
the nrrest nnd punishment of an while longer. The prohibitionist*
sure and ask fur MOTT'S NERVEassassin is but the fulfillmant of the are pretty strong, under the misKINK I’ ll.I.S. Price tl.QP. Sold only After Four Years of Discouragiug 1 ,,;ui knl|t*n R" "«•ik
prophecy of John, foretqld in Rev takiun impression t fu-y are aiding
qy V. in, (I Aldridge, Drhggist. . 1
elations. If Europe is destined to ■tennioHince and the »ilrev >1 old
\\ ¡Hiatus Mig t «>., Preps., ( Uvcland, (.)
Condition*, Mrs. Bullock Gave
MS urid experience all the things tiger io*ii will a arch up to ilu- polM
At last, my hu.--b.iiid i I me ,i tattle ol
that John »aw take, place preceding and vote prohihititiou with them
Cardui, the woman's Ionic, ami i coo- •
Up in Despair. Husband
the Millennium there is |ik'*ly to he fora vastly different,reason.
StLCCT rAMlLY HOTEL
ng increased demand for J ho pro
mcnced taking; it. From the very first
Thus they perpetuate th e ir'busi
\n o u r ^:
Came to Rescue.
)OKLE:T
ducts of
distillers to keep Europ ness ,o^ selling kill-mc-ijuick chem
dose, l-could tell it was helping toe. I
ean nerves from breaking. Hut there ically made knock out puigon for
fan now walk two nubs-1without ili
is somo consolation in the divination double the pricA of honest liquor.
Cool. eomfortabK? i d J modero
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un
venirne
lo
iictmiMp
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t>
càa.
Uurnum was correct when he -de
of. the nfpre-said Hi hie student.
Calron, Ky.—In an interesting letter firing me, and am doing all my work.'
Sorcini lummer r u n .
There ia io ho a pyiod of peace. clared tho American people enjoyed
JACKSONVJLLt. FLORIDA
II you arc all run down from wonunly
Irom lliis place, Airs. Uettie Bullock
Think of it, if he recounth well and' being humbugged, and his divination
John 1was foully, and truly proph does not apply alone to the show
wrllcs as follows: "I suffered lor four. trouble«, don't give up in despair Try
esying, the devil will lie chained for business.
years, wilh womanly troubles, and during Cardui, Ihe woman's tonic. It lus helped
ibis time, I could only sit up for a little more Ilian a million women, in its W
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W o r d t o th < i
ONION SETS
K I LGO R K SEED CO NI l’ A NY
HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRING WIFE
WhenYouFeel
•HOTELWINDLB
while, and could noi walk anywhere at years of continuous success, and shouM
«g. At times, ! would have severe pains Slrtly help you, loo. Yoirr druggist to
Borrower
Henry Worth Thornton,
4t You W ould Hardly Think
T w as Summer”
W ell hardly— when you arc nicely fitted oirir
with Jthe twb most ingenious tilings ever tnada
by men to keep women cool and pouifortuble.
G-E Electric FUiirou. and G-E Electric Fans fora a
comfortable lioi yrcather combination. Coats only
15 eepts to Iron sW k ols week’s wash—Coats only
$ 3 .3 0 I R O N S N O W » 2 .5 0
S A N F O R D L IG H T & F U E L CO
put her on my payrqjl at |45 a month,
and when her name cornea' off mine
oomea with It.".
• Bho’s still there, so far as any ono
knows. Perhaps that Incident helps
explain why. Thornton was selected to
tako charge of the .Groat Eastern, for
tho position of general manogur on
an English railroad* ls‘ equivalent to
that of president of tho United States.
Tho Great Eastern handles a great
er commuting traffle than any other
road in England..and its short haul
business, during tho summer resort
season, is perhaps tho greatest In tho
world.
ul, according to the' corn mating
lie of Etiglahd, Its directing heads
assay heavily In pure t>ouo. Ticket
-jalys nr« never stopped, no mattor
how badly (he Hue may bo blocked.
Tratus are held In amoke-fllled tun
nels, rather Uiuu permit a atop asldo
from routine procedure.
Any one can. handle engines and
cars and tunnels," said a railroad
man, ''but Thornton Is a wonder at
handling men. That's why England
look him.”
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He must ndt only teach tho railroad
tiling public Of England to love they
Great Eoatecn. which ontalls a com
plete reversal of all tho lawa of hu
man nature, 'but must also win the
loyal support of the Great Eastem’a
pmployea
- In a way, American railroader» arid
tbYlr-fspthoda will go on trial .with
.Thornton In England. This may, not
seam fair, but It la the r.v.-t
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IF you are a borr o w e r o f t h is
paper, don’t you
think It la an InJustice to the man w ho la
paying fo r It f Ho may be
lookJngforltat this very
m om ent M a k elta reg ular visitor to your home.
The subscription price la
an Inveatmcnt that' will
repay y ou welL
In my left side.
JJ
Sold Cardui for years. He knows wlnl
-The dpetor was called in, and his treat- it will do. Ask him. He will recom
ment relieved me for a while, but 1 was mend it. Begin Liking Cardui today.
Hr*« tor .Chsniaoof.
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D ip«.. C h .ll.n «*». Tcnn.. W - J ™
In itructitm i on » w i “ *» «" ¡(U r j r * » •
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that, nothing seemed io do me any good. Trr.im.nl l«r w*i&»n.
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SPECIAL LOT NO. 1 j
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LADIES’ OXFORDS
MEN’S OXFORD^
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Patrician
and Drew Shoes i
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for women, regular value
Regal, Kneeland, Stetson
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and Stacy-Adanis.
$3.50 to $4.00, going
Regu
lar value $4 to $6, going at
In order to close out our summer slock of Oxfords to make room for Jail stock, we have decided to reduce o u r - a l l shoes to a figure that will more them:
These prices are for CASH ONLY and no reductions will be made on our other stock except Straw Hats and Hens Clothing. % Come in early before the stock j s
picked over and you will be able to buy just what you want at greatly reduced prices. This is a boni-fide sale. All goods marked in plain fjgures and nothing
reserved. The stock is absolutely new and up-to-date, with the exception of a part of the Special Lots No. 1, 2, 3 , 4 and 5 as advertised.
Patrician Shoes For Women
Tan Box Pumps English Dust
$11.50 values now
- - - Patent Blucher Oxford. English
I «i.st $3.50 value now - - Russian Button Oxford. $3,5u
value now - - * ......................
Patent K4il Colonial. Pomp,
$4.00 value now
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Regpl King Calf O x f o r d s ,
English Dist. $5.00 value now
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Radcliff Shoes For Women
Tan Rubber Sole Oxfords. $3.5o
valye now
Patent Leather Pumps.
$.‘i.o'o
value n o w ...................... - T»nr k <:nlnr MVrn t*nmp~.
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value n o w ...................... .. - Tail (Vdonial Pumps. $.’» ,5 0
value now
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Endicott Johnsoir’s Work Shoes
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Men
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Regal Shoes For Men
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rirown’s Stone Blucher, $3.50
value now - - - - - - - Brown’s Stone Blucher, - $3.00 *
value now - -, - - Men’s Bliie Sfone Blucher, $3.00*
value-how - - -......................d
Men's Green Stone Blucher.
$3.00 value now - - — ' — — - Mep’s Black Deerskin BlucheV
$2.50 value n o w ......................
Men’s Chnmoise Skin. $1.75
value now - -, - - - - -
Regal Russian Oxfords, English
D:sL $5.110 value now - ' Regal Glazed IOangariKi Blucher
Oxford, $5.00 value now • — -
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Regal Patent leather Blucher
Oxfords, $5.00 value now - Regal Black (*alf Blucher t)Xfords. $1.50 value huw - - -
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Bultuu .Uxiurd.
$1.98
1.98
1.79
1.98
1.98
1.79
1.79
1.69
1,69
1.48
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98c
89c
79c
1.18
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W h ite S h o e s F or C h ild re n
W hite Canvas Baby Doll Dust. t f l
• $2.00 value now - ■ - - - * *Px
W hite Canvas Rubber Soles, $125 . i
- Value now •- - - - - - j
W hite Canvas Strap Pumps, $1.25
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value n o w .................................
W h it e Canvas Ankle Strap, 75c
value now
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S P E C IA L
LOT N O . 3
LADIES’ OXFORDS
’ Patrician and Drew Shoes for Women.
Going at
Regular rallies $2.50 to $4.Q0
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Stacy Adams Shoes For Men
Patent Kid Button Oxford-. $0.50value n o w .................................
Palj nl Kid
Blucher ( Kfnrds.
S0 .5D \alpv now - - - - -
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Tan, English
Iausi, O x f o r d s ,
$0.00 Value n o w ......................
A
Black Kid B u t. t o n . $ 6 . 0 0
value n o w ......................-
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Blucher Kid Oxford. $ 6 . 0 0
value h o w .................................
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Blucher Kid
Oxfords, Straight
Dust, $6.00 value now - - -
A
Blucher Kid Oxfords, Farm Foot
A
D lsL for heavy men, $6.(10 now
M e n 's W h ite S h o e s
Beacon Shoes For Men
Regal White Buck Bals, $4.50
value now * - - - - - « - " -
Beacons Tan, English I^ast, Rub
ber Sole, $4.00 value now - Beacons Tan, English Last $*1.00
_ value n o w ...................... Black V ici-K id Bluchers, $3.50
value now
- -•- - • Gun Metal Button . O x f o r d s
$3.50 value now - -*■- - -.
Patent Leather Button Oxfords,
$3.5u value now . . . .
Gun Metal Blucher Oxfords,
$3.50 value now - -
Outings, White Buck, Rubber
Sole, $4.50 value now - - M en's White Canvas, Rubber
Sole, $2.00 value now - - M en ’s White Canvas, Blucher
Oxfords, $2.50 value now
M en ’s White Canvas, Blucher
Oxford, $2.00 value now - M en ’s White CanVas,' Blucher Ox
fords, $1.50 value now , - -
S P E 0-1 A L
LOT
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Buster Brown-Shoes for Boys and Gii;I
Regular values $1.50 to $3.00.
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P rice 9 8 c -
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Boys (iun Metal Patent Button
Óxfords, $3.00 \-alue now - Boy.4 Cuti Metal Patent Blucher
Oxford, $3,00 voluè now - Boys (imi Mi tal Patent Blucher
Oxford. $2.50 vaine now - Misses Patent Button ( kxfnrds.
$3.00 vaine now - - Missrs Baby Doli Pumps, $3.00
‘ vaine n o w ........................... • MÌsses (»un Metal Baby Doli
Pumps, $2.50 value now - • MÌsses ’ Patent Leather Baby
Doli Lasl, $2.50 vaine now
MÌsses Patent Btitton ( Ixfoptls,
$2.25 \aloe n«iw
- - Missi*s Pnlent Baby Doli List.
, $2.25 value n o w ......................'
lyjisses Patent Button -Oxfortls,
$2.00 value. now
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Patent Baby 'finii Dxst, $1.50
vaine now - . - . D ' ....................
Patent Jiaby Doli Last,\$1.25
value n o w ........................... Patent Leather Ankle Strap. $1.25
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value n o w .................................
Patent D-athof Ankle_Strap, $1.00
value .now - - 5 ......................
Tango Patent Pumps* for. Little '
Tote, $1*50 value now -
Drews Shoes For Women
White Buck Button Oxfords,
$3.50 value n o w ......................
W hite Bugk Blucher. $ 3 . 5 0
value n o w .................................
W hite Buck Pumps. $ 3 . 5 0
value now - - - White Canvas Colonial Pumps
$3.00 valile i m * ......................
Drews W hite ( aovas S h o e s
• Rubber Sole* $3.00 value now
W hite Two Strap Pumps, $ 1
value now
W hite Canvas Bluchers, Ruli
Sole, $1.75 value now
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W hite Poplin, Ixnv Heels, $3.00
. value n o w .................................
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Buster Brown Shoes For
Boys and Girls
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Hindi Kul Bluchers. ver\ sofi Sin
women with Tender foi l . S ' >i• . d**.'
value n o w .................................
Drews Black Satin Pumps. $ 3 .no
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value ihhv$
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Drews Patent < oloiual Pumps.
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$3.50 value n o w ......................
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Drews Patent Button Oxfords.
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$3.50 value now - - - r t
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Drews I'aLent Colonial Buckle
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$3.50’ value n o w ......................
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$2,79
2.38
2.38
2.38
1.89
1.38
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$2.79
2.79
•2.68
2.68
2.68
2.68
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M E N ’S
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OXFORDS
Many well known makes.
Regular $2,50
to $3.50 values. .Going at
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�TIW*. SANFORD HERALD
august
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tu r n Tawtay siul Triti«»' Uomini B»
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
M. J. n on k_£dllm
W. M HATNt l H uslness Manag«»
(Mi vetad In lb* Clry »» c a m « 1 1 0 0 « r rear in
advance or 20c per Month.
Pirn tD U to adiance n»M ta matle •»! offlor
O Mo* in Herald Huildinf / .
B it
FLORIDA ALL RIGHT
While every section in the world will
more or. le s fed the depressing effects
of the war, Florida wifl be leas disturbt* cd and will have more to. gain by the
_jiXrif** tt,nn nMy
>11>r region on 'the
capital out of the fact that the expend us who foil we must have them* cap
itures for ■the city of Denver during afford to buy.
its first year under commission govern
Rut certainly until the way Is qpcn
ment were heavier than under the old to transport our own products to Eu
system. The New'York Times editorially rope there Is no occasion for hurry
answers this objection a* follows;
In rushing ^up prices. That a pro
“ Denver reports, after one year's longed war will enuse an appreciable
trial of commission government, tnat it Increascvin t*he price of a number of
is considerably more expensive than the basic article!» of commerce, such as
old way, but .suspicion that there is sugar, beef and ffolir,'goes without
something dubious or wrong about this saying. When half the world stops
concjusion la warranted. The mere fact working and goes to lighting the
that the city baa sflent-tnore this year other half mpst provido food and rai
than last proves nothing at all. Obvious ment. Rut there is dne other, thing
ly, i l might have done that without a n y aw certain.- Th« country thntiupvidcsdiscredit to the new aystem as inefficient sustenance for the-combatants will
reap a round profit.
or uneconomic.
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However great disasters
follow
“ Of course, commission government
war,
somebody
profits,
Men
grew
like any other, can 1» good or had.
Its mere adoption does not solve one rich and by honest means in our own
municipal problem, the, only claim ever Civil War. T h e y had something
made for it being that |£mnkcs the sol Sell the dem and-for which was In
ution of municipal proble.rui easier and creased by the war. The ^normous
gives more definiteness tb the reaponsi- destruction of capital will undoubt
edly be felt here nt the clow« of hos
bility of officials.
tilities. We are a growing country
“ Denver . should. be more interested i
and hfVc furnished an outlet for the
in thc-qucstiotTwhclhcr it got its money’s
capital of the world. It will i>e need
worth thnn in the amount it spent, and
ed nbroffiK and the loss Will be a
on the answer .to that qucrtlfm depends
serious setW ck/ Im t-whifo we are,
the verdict of its experiment with the
counting mp'fnc. di-nnirr
;
side of the shield
We are experiencing now and shall
experience for »ome time the effects
o f shock and surprise, the dislocation
of tho security market and the nat
ural tendency to alow up and prepare
for the worst that may come. The
conditio?* being unprecedented, the
wisest eocfosft themselves in some
doubt an to what will lie tho out come.
Rut there is one comforting reflec
tion, so far ns thk country is con
cerned. In -all speculation th« con
census of opinion &*thnt-wjth the
sea again open to ships trial our sea
ports once more active, with our
business men keen-„i n pursuit of a
World trade that milst look here for
accommodation, there is bound to
come an enorn\ous activity in pur
basic in dint firs :nnl UL OUT- a«licuU
tural products that caltnol help iiut
set the life blood pulsing in
the
whole business world.— Florida Grow
ers News.
Tin- v,inter resort* on the |>enitvsula
will lie HImtuHv 1
1 tlie roiflipg
season. The thousands of tourists who
would otherwise, have visited' Eurojicnn
countries will be with us instead.
Our winter population will be increas
ed many fold. To entertain thewe vis
itors it will require additional hotel,
The Commercial Club meets tonight^
antPRsident accommodation, thousands
of jwnifiLi of additional giiocerics,„month and tlioae who attend will see the real
l*ooslont of Sanford, anil if you want t o .
and all tiie necwwsrii« of life.
ace
those who do not |hit^k (eiy>ugh of j
Floridn will benefit in another way
their
rity to ltel|t boast, you can note
Her geographical advantages will wrmt
those
who nr*' nIwent without excuse.
a lion's shate „of the commerce from.
It
is
hoped that this, the first meet
South American porta, which has here
ing
of
the
new season of 1914, will bo a
tofore gone to Y«rring nations. This
trade will increase the commercial im good one and that something worth 1
portance of jh e por^s, „which will net while can be accomplished. • !>*t every
as n Hearing (mint for the exchange and man in Sanford do his duty by coming
distribution of th* products of the Wint up und taking a part.
ern lfemfaphcte,
,
So it will be seen how •extensively
Another corner stone for a fine new
and aulistantially Florida will bo be un Sanford church has been laid and still
fitted by tho’ war. We have the natifrak the good work goes on.
advantages ami we an- equally’ ns cer
tain that they will have a* telling effect
The Way Things Look
Not since 189C have there been
In our behr.lf. -Jacksonville MetropAt last the personnel of the Fed- a« ch ideal pros fleet* for the apple
era I Reserve Board is complete, and croP In .¿hlf ctninlry. At the convenorgnnization of the new currency and tion reports were nuufi^ from all aphankink systepr can proceed.
fll** sections, which shovArd that the
The new system is not ideal, and yi«1(1
probably b*> G0.000.000
it unfortunately must be given its barrclt for the entire l Tnited States,
first trial in it time nf vast difficulty. n record breaker.
Rut it is yet itnmensurcably better #As a grr.it deal depends upon'the
than what we have had before. If it outlot to foreign countries tlie.clos(«hal! work half ns well as it sponsors ing of the seas by the European war
have expected, it will make
this is n hard blow to'the grower* as well
country a safety-valve Instead of a a* shippers: Tho fruit on. the tree*
defective tube In tho boiler that must Is'said to bo almost perfect. TIiIn Is
carry the pressure of up unprccedent- particularly true of the fruit in Wett
ed economic strain.
cm New Yprk.
Nevertheless, the*old system goei
Although -every county in
New
out in a blaze of glory. Never in its1York will have apples to sell, the
sup;*!;’ of food ftml clothing tifefe whmld 1fifty years of service to this nation 1shippers do not know what they can
be :ume excuse far tho raise but ip tho has such a strain been put upon it,H do with the- fruit. Speculators who
United States with our vaunted solidity probably, ns during the last, two had planned to buy heavily dnre not
nnd wealth pi the thousand? of mill? weeks, Any aystem which * could make a move yet,
and factories where everything that is stand that strain is not to be a bandAt the Boston .convention wero
raised or dug from the earthen be made oned unhesitatingly,
representatives of the groat Northinto tho finished product, even with nil „ The change to the new order is no western applo sections. Those started
live cheaply,
However, we nrisls must reckon with
the trusts every tine tin* wind changes
and tho sooner the government eliminates
these highway robbers from the. present
order of b usine» the sooner the pooplc
of this country can suit thrir incomes to
the price of food stuffr. There is no
PCed fot a scare in the present war
There is no need for the people to rry,
bard times or become innoculated with
,n h r~powIiiüstlr-mtrTOhe: - Tho~?fiiIre
country is on the' ova of the greatest
prosperity of her history. We have tho
most bounteous crops apd the brightest
prospect* that we have ever had and not
even war or ruffion of war nhould make
a difference in our inter-state relations,
*The war in Europe, if anything,
should] make times better in America.
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pecta for panics, and t b f bugaboo
should be dissolved by hara faeta and
let it disappear beneath the warm rayy
of the refulgent sun of prosperity uniier
the staff nnd stripes of the greatest
eountry/in thf Woi’ d.:
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COMMISSION g o V f: r n m e n t
. It is not the amount of jnoney an
individual, a firm or a- community
spend* tha^„ counts, }»ut, vyhft Is , r»-
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INTELLIGENT BANKING SERVTr.P
consists in protecting a depositor from borrowing for a dQubtfut>ui pose a
as in granting a loan for a legitimate one./
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With an unbroken record of caring for our depositors in.«tile matter of |0;
ofTer'GieTilghest scfvic^Trrconrieetibn with every proper undertaking.
i OUR EXPERIENCE will,be of great benefit to' you and we are always
to discuss your business affairs and render you every ¿qryice for their sue
administration.
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S A V IN G S A C C O U N T S
r> »,■,
I iwwr vo up tiusiHÇ
M. M. SMITH
H! R. STEVENS
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H. t.'TOLAR
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A B O U T. PEOPLE AND E V E N TS
B E IN G A
RESUM E
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SANFORD
H A P P E N IN G S
■U P - T O - D A T E
Communlcntians for this Column Should h e Marked
Phoned fo ‘ MrsT R. ATTörhoun, I'ht
JiWgfc ho rflood Party
A pleasant event oT the week whs
the neighborhood party given by
Mrs*
A.
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Smith,
Tuesday
complimentary to her guest Mr*.
Charlotte Smith.
Thu guests were entertained on
the irroad, cool verandas, marie very
attractive with putted plant!, and
pink and white cut flowers.
In the magazine guessing contest,
■which was fully enjoyed, Mrs Deane
Turner piade the highest score; win
ning a very lovely, hand -painted
sketch, the work of Mrs' *F. !„• ()'Conti or.
Delicious grape-juice
sherbet,
pound cake and devil's food was
served by Mrs. Smith’s attractive
little daughters Charlotte nod Irina.
Those enjoying Mrs. Smith's hos
pitality were Mesdatnes, T. L. O’
Connor, Iiarvoy
Renfro«, Anna
Walker, J. R.. Johnson, J.H.Ferguson,
'John Melach, Dean Tbrner, W. M.
Colbert, C. F’ . Wulker, r.nd Mias
Eva Walker.
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Airs. Guo. Armstrong a
Thursday for New'York. N
shije, and Canada te re
Society Editor
‘•rgan «ha
-amraer jJ
laliiiHphjj
Savage of Jjvluonriihd
li"*v lttr*
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Mr and
The attrition of the Rimy B ees}little son. ha
is again called to the meeting at the, C, to spend
Bobbin's Nest, ■Monday afternoon,
at three o'clock. After the business
M -« | \\
session, the Rees will be the guests; from a ,ie.,g
of Mrs Robbins.
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Mj«« Same *
Persomi/«
Mr.*and Mrs. W. \\
are at Daytona Beach.
Miss Flora Walker rot timed today
.
, from Gainesvillo where »he has lieen sigli
Embroidery Circle Entrrtainrd * attending the State Nnrtnnr S ’ lihof time
Mrs: D. A . Caldwell ¿nttfttnined for tho past two months.
1 was
F R E D E R I C II. R A N D . Pr.xid
F. P .-T O K S T E R . V ic e President
B.*r.
V V H IT N E R , Casi
R E PO R T O F TH E C O N D IT IO N O F THE
O F S A N FO R D , FLO R ID A
TUESDAY, JUNE.30TII. IBM
CONDENSED FROM REPORT TO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
R ESO URCES
Loans and Discounts
Overdrafts
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L IA B IL IT IE S
„$232,330.67
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2 3 6 ;8 4
U. S . Bonds for Circulation 6.Ï250.00
Bonds to Secure Postal
Savings
• - - 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Surplus (Earned)
O ther Stocks and Bonds 4 l , 0 6 3 .0 8
Undivided Profits (Net)
Banking House and Furni
ture
11,000.00
C A S H & D U E FROM
BANKS
- - - 1 3 /,8 6 0 .0 0
Due from U. S . Treasurer. 1 ,3 1 2 .5 0
24,359.00
Circulation
D E P O S IT S
As a member of the-Federal Reserve Bank System, th is bank
offers its customersHhe increased S A F E T Y , S T A B IL IT Y and
S E R V IC E made possible by tbc new law.
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�The Sanford Herald. I I usual a>reast of the times, will put in the
wire service for the. benefit of the
tilt** .’.Happening*— Mon Iloti Of S.uifiTttt people during the great
Matter« ln Brief
Mrugglp in Europe. Many Sanford
citizens have been anxious to get
Stuff Irish from the *ii«» instead of
jtRSONAL HEMS Of INTEREST trusting to the daily papers-that
*
•
I '■"me here four hours old and the
4«»m w r or The Floating Small Talks Herald »ill give them the stuff fresh
Murdnctlr Arranged Kor Hurried
from tl:e »eat of war—providing eFL
Herald R e a d e r s .
nough people in Sanford have red
blood mi their veins and will help pay
for the wires.
R.I>. Crier and family have roThe Baptist ladies will sell Ilaked
f turned from a visit to the old home
lleans,
( ake*. 1'iev Candies, honeI in North Carolina.
made Bread etc, at the store a
j,(n. J. L. Miller and ihildreq/bave at the «tore ftcross from Abernathy's,
returned from a few week's trip to Saturday illHaooi) and evening.
'Sarasota.
*
Vivian Whitfield is visiting Col.
.
v
Fresh yeast Bikes and popcorn at Mrs and Mrs. A K. Towers enroutc
A. Simon's.
.
’
65-tf
home in North Carolina from Cuba
where
he has been spending some
1 Miss Georgia Pattlshall of Geneva
weeks.
! was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. ¿{. E
Totted Pertw. Colins, Chrysan^olhr several days of rhla week
mArnr* ets- ewfit -i,,. .mosaic «atf * Get your Ice cream from Duhart
urday niter noon and evening at the
--JAP Crtum FaaUu? . - - .
. .86-14
stare north of the' fire- Station.
B.
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"H on. Geo. A. DeCotter htnr rcm rxg
anil Mrs John Musson and
etnfrotn a visit to Bullalo,- New York
family leave today for Oaytnna
! where he was etiguged on legal busi%
Bearh where they will spend several
: ness.
weeks.
He want! nothing from y o u ’ ex
cept that you-be y o u fs « ^ *
He is the one Iteing wjth whom
you may feel safe. With him you can
utter y,our heart, its badness and its
goodness. You don't have to be careful,
a
There arc many faithful, wive
husbands; there arr— fesr faithful
friends,
DRILL &0RES SQUARE HOLES
§
• .
Land of Steady Habits Produces Me■ chanlcal Novelty Formerly Re
garded at Impossible.
New Haven. Conn. — Bridgeport's
prominence ns a- couimerctal atjd man
ufacturing center haa brought It still
another line Of manufacture, which
will be commenced In a short Unto,
the manufacture of rotating drills to $ > # ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
*
bore square holes.A few years ago oven aclcntlsta
would hate said thit I t . was abso ♦
lutely impossible for a rotating toot ♦
to bore a true square bole, yet It has
been done by the simplest sort of 1
mechanism, which can be attached <
to any latho or mining tnachlno.
To describe the drill and Its proedaa
la aomowhat difficult In language i l
adapted to the lay mind not especial
ly vented In mechanical motions. The <♦.
principle Involved Is that of moving a ♦
triangular shaped drill or cutter In a-|
squuro master guide, or cam. For bor- i ♦
Ing different sized holes It la necoe-'. -V
1
sar> on ly 'to change the utili,
drill, os —«
the W
^
%J
master guide Is adjustable
Anybody* can stand by you when
you are right; a friend stands by
4
you when you are wrong.
Like the shade of a grehat' tree
In the noonday heat is a friend.
Like the home port, with your
country's tlag Hying, after long
journeys, is your friend.
A friend Is an, impregnable citadel
of refuge In life strife of existence.
It is he who 8e?Pa alive .your faith
in human nature that makes-you be
lieve it is a good universe.
He is the antidote to desjvalr, the
elixir of hope, the tonic of depres
sion, the medicine to cure suicide.
When you are vigorous and spirjtYou like to take jiour pleasure»
A (l, —— - t i n
•
WI « 1
»
wfrh hlrty '«flieh‘ you’ are dying you
HAMEL WISHED~A QUIET END ♦
want hint near.
You give him without reluctance
Rather Id Solitude of Sea Than In
:
and borrow from him without emHIS LADY ¡8 confronted.by n condition which prevails
Crowd, He Told Friend Before
ba rasa men t.-Ocala Evening Star.
Hla Disappearance.
: T in many homes—a Inck of closet room.
1'• L. W. Moore, pastor of the. Plant
I V*' -—
- --in - i_i ■—
-1 * *
Cooked Food fthd Potted Plant
City Methodist churrh was in the city
CATHOLIC CHURCH
With it g ro w in g family and an increase
in the• wardrpbe
at ;
sale Saturday afternoon ,upd, even
London.—
A w
writer
In utho
a
s u u u u u .— a
r i t e r in
iu Aeroplano,
A T r u jiiiU tu ,
.
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*
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yesterday enroutn to Enterprise to in. SERVICES
in discussing Gustave Hamel s d i s a p - e a c h member, the situation , \n serious and the question
ing across the street from AbeT. ipect the Methodist Orphanage
•
o
r
;j
pertinent.
peamneot says:
nathy.
During, the nhsence of • Father .• *‘ U la a peculiar fact that only, a few
See D u tton - for turnip, mustard,
The solution of tho problem would bb tho purchase of n
Every citizen of Sanford and the Bresnahan, who has gone on n e ttle day-H before his disappearance Hamel,
lettuce and cauliflower seed. * ‘.IG-tf
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Celery Delta-should attend the meet vacation to points in the middle west In discussing the Atlantic flight with ,4 commodious ChifTonler. '
HE
.. Miss Hlanch Tuttishull is in the ing of til ComtiK .-ul Club tonight ■Father Tod of Orlando will have sotim friends, said that If his tnachlno 4
We have tht*m in a variety of styles and price.-t, and their
city this week having recently, re at s o'clock.
charge of his pariah ami Mass will he came down In m!d.-Atlantlc nml was + . convenience and utility are <mly equaled *hy their swell
not plpked up ho would prefer such an
turned to her homy in Geneva from
at
the usual hour on Sunday*.
D m! Pocket IsHik
Small velvet
end
to being killed In an nurodromo or ♦ appearance.
the summer Norma! school at Gaines |BW-ket
MlOk V4||h chain mittaining 1 The coming .Saturday. August 15,
luring'a holiday of obligation. there j “ “ "»»«ibltlon tllght. with all the fuss ♦
•vide
ST n !imv.1rii sf 1*-[1 .1- th. UtTalli tif
will also ho Mnv« .,t 7:
}i an,I all
•'«nsatlon among tho crowd
New booking orders for llig Itos- finili 1 2tp
Somewhere at Ute back of hi» mind
CASH
OR
IN STALLM EN T
Catholt,-•
*
are
bound
to-attond
■jon Lettuce and Cauliflower seed
I think he hud somtr tdda of the dignity ♦#( 'omipiTi u! ('In 1. mi' ■t« tftllight 1
•¥. F. Dutton.
isti-tf
of dying In the solitude of tho sea to ♦
Y
at th?ci ty Hull «tm a full altondance
being killed In tho act of ainualng a
BAPTIST
SERVICES
Walter S. Adams of LoulsvilleTif n ra w fw ....... .
U7
ADCDW ATUV
F^r«Tdirect* r.lmrtto Avenue ♦>
JT
mob o f’ slghtaecrs. and ho was right.
♦
in tjie city again and will remain for
.
SANFORD, FLORIDA f>
"T hat'ho should have gone In tkhat
Tonight at the City Hull at K o'Corndr Turk Avi*, und Sixth -St.
several weeks- being engaged in the
Cominbrcbi ciu b wlfl meet,
won
to
him
tho
trlvlaL
(«at,
of
crossin
g
--♦
J
Sunday School.
laudable effort^ of pushing tin- deal
the channel 1» -ilui Iro ny, o f fate.-hut
11:00
Sermon,"The Tresent
( ‘ •ino- to th<- C i t y H all t o n ig h t a n d
.for the new Sanford lloust
came poinewhvra near being such an
W h e r e W ill S h e P u t It? '
W.
inert
with
1
h"
C om m ercia l
C lub
European War and tie End of the
5 or fi'doHus GGfi will break any
* W orld."
m e e t s ton ig h t
I ‘ oinriu-ri v I C l u b
case of Fever or f’ hill». Tripe 25
:i ntt Jr 11 Y T V
in t h l ' i . IIj at * o*t I»k >.
cents.
!•I 2bt
15 Tre.icbmg "A •gam*' "J_Ball."
and
Sundays
WondA
h
* ay* W elcom e.
* B. G. Smith, w|m p u l l s t h e bell*
I liursday
George flyman. I’astor.
Tienir
nut
veniences,
cord f o r the Oveido Canno.iball land Tar^
amusements
l‘
he
only
sale,
clean
States thivt Oveido • X p e r t * To L a v e
a fine t o u r i s t hotel ercted in t h a t outdoor jwiinming. pool, emptied
KOI N!> A DKKIt
daily, cleaned and n*-iilleii from ar
thriving city this fall.
t e s ia n well
Shower bath, toboggan
T li'S t 'n g iT '* a m i i re w o h I m,. i r , | t he
Closing out all typewriter i.-itl-m sli.ii
|a*ttsS d p T is s t o ly a ls o
s ta i
A lm a
M a y a re g r e a t l y s t ir p r i* i* d t<>
paper. Best grades only, at 25•
th è body o f a I t ili g ro w n d e e r
per dozen wheels. Herald I Mitre
Vuliimohih Owners Take Nnlbr
t l o a t i n g in th è I n k e W e d in - s d a y a f t r r V7-lf
K e d u re d
K jt> - s
,i\,r
C o m r e le
n o .m
fu s i
Im w
j h e f le c r .
w h ir h
Mr and Mr* E I W ondrrrtf •teft Bridge .it I t.iy lo/i.i All small mrs w h i. li w-.is -1 f u l l g r o w n d o e h a p p c n e d
tm liphiig 1 ofd» with passengers,
T h u r s d a y m o r n i n g , in tlo-tr liuti k
l o I h * Ltll» il a n d t h è b * id ‘. I t i l . i k ,'
VII birg,- i-.ijs. in
fur a Crip of severul we* (?*. \i-nir.g round trip 2ó,
\ | n it r ir e i* a m y s t e r y l h . i t w ill n e v e r
Jacksonville and other points of mi eludttig ; ;i*s,-Ng»-r* l.r rAijpd trij, le - s o lv e t l
. '
\ til.ESI A I U BRIDGE Ct»
■tercst.
VY. AD tKINAlltl
QBd ns he desired "
upktiowQ a n ti, th a t ih r d rlr n d a o t la d v r r ‘
,w # n l> o n r y ra ra o( a * r , and IbSt th a ra la na
. , _
.
,
p r ^ n n In ih r » fa ir o l Florida, ih » a a rv lr» q f
1. tU, la n d lu ta 1.1 f 11 » ., * . ' I f i r r t h a n aqt.t,nrna upon
whom Would Jrlrfd ,a ld th o s n c r e a t e li U\ It'll p ,.p t
A t I.n u ,*f’ , • ' t ‘» r r l‘ >ra, yo u . t h r aald W. J. A lc l.'u ra » .
. 1« .. , 1. . , .
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...
I
. ar» o jd r r r d and f t u p ilr r d .lo s p p ra j 10 th » b HI
t i m i t h e r e wire o f ..
’ I * o f th t t i t l e o l r.im p ls ta t fltsd In tb w r tu < * In th » sbo«»
n t t n r h || t o a n in e ! r o f o u r o r.lh e ro u rt, on Of h»for» M o n d a y , th a l l h
■.
.
.
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,
.'« y ef r t f I o h - . A. t> t a i l s o th rrw ia » th a
• lir a is . WnO se d i l l , I
iS I,, i >*|j D io l.*rl fiU .t a saipal you »111 b r ta U rn sa ro ti-
Cardinals Othrr 1i..*n ,p.icai
FORTUNE NOT TO C H A N G E HIM
P it t s b u r g h
P r o f e s s o r , . Nov» W o r t h
M il-
D o n a , W o n ’ t Q u it W o r k In th o
S choolroom .
*
#lrk qnd re Itave the
lAoily. bin SL’ •"***•
iiu l's 1,1 n n w n lo ii.
e in , ,
** *• fu rth e r »rdared th a t th is n o ti-« b»
Pittsburgh, Pa.—Prof E. M. Wollonk P
I a m S IH n o w n to n ,
n
th e l1 0 > S « r« lo ri p u b tl.h rd In t h * H a n fjfd l l i f a l i , ■ » .w o
or
n | t i s i , p » p **. p itta ta lir d in s u i l | o i s ro u w ty , Ktorpf th e chair of Innguuge» at the Pills* o f . a . a t t illa r and
I. .... a . .. ,1,
... ,
ids. otn-e a *rr*h taf nati, r«4a*ctlMvs »wtia,
burgh Normal, who may be the rich t lictnl by the lb all» . ..in am-ng the
tVimr». j; A Itourla-r. cirri, ot th* thr- •
■, t Dt> h o ld e r * o f r u *' r 'u u r t. and ih » t r a i o l >si.l m u r i, on
est schoolmaster In tho I'nlted Btute% m in o r c a n o n i
l i tha Z«nd day. o f J u ly , A t>. 11*14.
will slay In the schoolroom atrd work, the title In recent tin..- ixai Ihn nu* t hi»»*l)
^
K A. 1 IO U G I AKS,
Ü r r k C irc u ii C o u rt. H ria in o te C ounty." .
tjjjor of the ’Jaekdaw nf Hb.-iiu-j."—
despite his wealth.
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*
By J. .C. H..h.ru.'D. C. ’
Prufeaaor Wollank and his sort will London Chronicle
t;,rfrr a lu citu *.
t! *
■■— ■■
Sr.firil.ir sud ut C ou le«I (ur Complainant
no- n get a 126,000,000 estate In Berlin.
y7 KrlTHc
Th- estato Is that of it great unc.lit
HERALD
WANT
ADS
RAY
-faw 1k . su will provldr&l ibal It go to thu
I N u l l f r uf t pplif n lta n
Far
Tpi
l>rrt|
l^ d rr
trial..' descendants of the Wollank ltnw
H r r l D * R o f ( ‘ K « p l» r
l.iin
•(
FJ#.
after a certain time Tho time has ex
Ida
S I K r i lilt s 5
S
o
lino
I
f
h»r*t>jr
f
'v
r
n
th
a
t
l)C
I
I
.
Ilo
o
k rr ,
pired
mid
the
professor,
nml
Ills
won.
Notice of .Meeting
It DU ADVtIMISINii
purrhaM*r at T a t I « r iif ir a i* N» Iü 7 ü t tJaiacf
P ia n o
and
P la y e r
P ia n o E x p e r t
In, Is u bunker nt Ihrlhl. las., dre the
i
h
r
3
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J
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J
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l
i
,
Fyia
f
il a i i
Tin* Commercial Club will hold
IIH, *•111)1 s tl i:
»Aid r * r ijß r a i* ln gnjr clTtn», an4 haa mad«
t u n in g a n d r e p a ir in g
N il w o r k a lonly heir»
N
O
T
H
K
I
IF
LLK<
*T
J
O
\
apjviD allon I *»r l a i
io Iwua in fli'rtm ijJTr«
an important meeting in t be city
The possession of at least twelve arid
a 'o lu t ^ ly
g u a ra n te e d
U L
H a rv e y
N ultra* ta ) l f f r l j | *t V^n (h a i th«* tu - ufi
- - -l-ai » u h l i » . B»i>! rirrtlü ra ttn e m h ra r« * Ihn fo l*
hi
a
nut
her
part
of
tins
issue,
is
hail
on
Friday
night.
August
Uth
p
n
ivldw
d
liy
.
U
a
.
t«
h#r«-h>
calle.I
Inw
lng
d
f
v
r
l
M
p
ro
p
e
rty
•
ri
_
,
- « liu a tv d In S#»m
a
half
million
d.jllnrs
will
not
mean
the
«•Irrllt*«^
J lo x 1 2 3 3 - P h o n e 2 1 b 1
M r: t f
r ir *eftln
il n f tM
im iM
» irvrn% tut
lu r .th«jn«* ¡nule
jn » ir Ç'«Vn
* i « v „,Tt
ij. R
r i o****»««,
u -- a
s hi t :2ft0ft»
. suvvia» K
r» and
ama VV
u
tri rl«
rid a * lo
ta g S h o e a n d e v e r y m e m b e r is u rg e d t o b e retirement Of (¡it prufeswir, hp aaserta tur t h r p u f It tu*** f?I
tl ,. ........... in . e iu e u t o l r iu r i t i a u ffd fo iiig tw o ) a i n , and miao I f f th # hy »11 ft. fai an<l Ö In HI» cof.
y il*
S h o e A»C lo th in g |
present as matters of .................
importan^^•
.......... to ......
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. .
piMpriB» " f d # ir r m in ln t ihé" n u n ih r r n f m llta
l4 ,
He Intends
stay
In tho Vtcljoolrciom
M.r». J, !. Millar, returned to hftK ^n|,. ,,j ,j)(. Sanlord
n t - t l - 1, 1«
|M
#
...
Vfil( m i i L i l r i 't ho I nf d lM r lr t » fk a o l ’ t i i tu ho b v lw i f**r »arh
1to.t he city and ,-ounty will beI t a K i n u n t i l n ftu r o W r t1* h im . Iti» c o m u n i 00
#aj <| )# lr< i Li «-arh «»f th r S p rH a l H rh m il
T a * Kfalairlcl* I.r m n a lia r nam«**! -Ahi **!art*
up
All of the business mi •Il tA Ilo * I t iip• p* y* < ) mwvs IH 'Ti*, tic fia y tl.
I „ .ft er >
, u l u —d
__I a y.
-. lS*
: . e a— L__
h».4>»H
rum
b r r Iltü th1 - a
ln—
have not enrolled ns tftisiness rnem
Hmforil Npt ri i l Ta* Hrh»»*«! I «Uffici
No l ,
S m a l l Hoy K i l l e d b y F o w l .
I iv|t( « , i*o H pafia! T a* Î'c h tjt* l 1 * ir
- ♦* J ,
b e r * sire e*p.. tati v inviti d to at
*»
t *a«a * *•
?»** L
A fowl kdtoit a two-year-old child ht taViKflt» S p rcisl ! a a
t
h
uiu««»
a
Sf.a
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V
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v
in
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e
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r
n
a
m
e
s
,
n
s
1
1
t . - t id a n d
t’ Hrleilx. Kranen a few days ago ill'll I m i n I S|»*** 14 I 4 t ¡Ss'h*- -I I 1' tl N"* t
M j l i l . r f airi * ,. *
!fb• ». èli • i’ll* ! «ft A«4 il- r
,ir-t I\ •* I impaign “ f idv.-rllMtig t In 1110 lH.tb- f.-lb.w- wiis plnying outsblo
home hi'Sanford, Wednesday, from
South Florida;.-, where .*l<- and her
children have been spending »,-verni
We e ks She was .!• »'mpaMted b. (nr
»¡»ter
c,.l* in X. hi. h they e x p e c t to place
their ,-ntir. stork of sh«»-» on s,,le
at vftry tow prices. In runny instances
b. h ^ t 1 ox *he erigi;.,! , o-t prue
lx,
••
|.iiT11Jig oil ■ 1he shut
1 h e i r l all
i d
lb p. M .k, TOi.11. I
Tyjjewriler Ri I*I .■rss K.-.ii* n
d - . i r , d in . i r . t i r ••*»> - r.-*.".r. ft* Will tj.* inaugurated
uhtff
l*1
4
1
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H
*
the Herald whin you need i.i>>liel|>* Sanford
...
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.,>1.. h.-tter servire, a,11t once and whatever help-»
*•'
‘
l'in o
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Any titakn machine. 7 6 c d e l i v e r e d
will
help
cVery
business
nuin in the
will Tu»*ve thwe stiles of one kind of
anywhere. Phone 118.
There are other matters of
merchniuHit. ut a time Instead of city.
A *
Vital
interest
to the city Inid county
placing
«
he
entire
stork
of
goods
on
W . H . H o v v n r d a p r o m i t i e n t <‘i t ithat
the
club
should handle and it
.
. . .
zen of O v e i j l o " ; * * i n t h e c i t y w i d - sale
n e m la y
of
nm l
b e tjtin file
shape
and
re p o rt-
I he
a s b e in g
g e ttin g
in
re a d y
second
th e
fo r
.- f
I..-l
g
>*f
p ro s
p e ro u s w i n t e r a c a * '" .
Ill
be :i- - ired *.f
a lid I- x; -. Il* "
I
In »■ * a !e I h e b u y e r c u M
'111* b ig
• .
. t ile n lio ii a t
I I b r h*
-r■'
*,.!. ‘1 ' - 'I ■ I
S or 0 doses l.i.f. will berak •i >
A tig
Turtday
case of Fever or (’ IiìIIh. Price 25
fo r 1. 0 da> *
.cenls.
N,.w
t-
thp
w ill
a ll
lim e s .
u tn l
w ill
im p b r lA n t.
th a t
t b i*
house when a Iprgij «,',*•
'7 ." . l -
---------- . . . _____, -------- u i - ,------.1
piece
o f ‘ bread from his hand. -T-i.
TJto
child and tho‘ cock struggled for Iho
bread, and tho cocl^ attacked tho child
and hurt him so badly that ho died
(shortly after.
1no Til.-*. It p
C o ü ld n 't
President-
With
.• V I till
T V UuucUfi,
»
I ‘l«ola < in tut r . H jf , Ac min til# Co., K it*
!L
J ii. *
llu lir r ta ,
C*
104
1.
O S|>rc«al
T
flu n r . T h ru
1 SI l’rJ
*,I n U f r i f i
\ u l i i i «tu!
N
N'a 1,
i ^Tanner,
A well known lftwA>j In Bouton had
*n'1
1” rii1 t Nil I,
Si friT
* I T" a t 1
i;c| «hit I 'lisi
a horse t h a t always stopped and ru lîàLi |
Ifrfi
in»! I‘ }'. < y!lr)
inf», aml VV. S I« «jî,s f 1* ra
fused, to erósa the mill , dam
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;s• e----vour shoes at rock bottom Harper's Weekly.
1 friend» \%heuono of them rorruirk«*u: «n-i «>r r«tun«et f<»r «‘ampUiriBni h»* m^i#
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rlea do second timo don t dwiervo to jr«i<!rni •>! th * *i«ir at Kiorii!» «mi l, * r»,hut »01 have t o .make weekly trip*
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- A coqiest, for the enlargement of 1¡,a70 ’lost’ h(B’ nr .t Vlfe."—LIpplncott '»
, U t r AI ilo r id * . in d th a t h i, r r » ld ,ftr r f ■
the Hunday school, entitled "A Trip [
to Jacksonville for some time in
W ( i r ,| shoe & Clothing Co .
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Compound the Herald
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WIIAT A FUI END IH
preserve the life of your automobile*
*nd motorcycle Urea and tubes
Th.. Star finds Ute following com
Exclusive * territory open. Address
D.A.Hanna, Sole Distribuers. *813 plete description of a friend in an
Florida Ave., Tampa, Fla. FriOI3~4tp exchange. The Star i* glad to say
that lr ha* met several who measure
Mrs P. M. Elder cxpecta to leave up to the requirements;
in a few days for the mountains of
A friend is a person who i* “ for
North Carolina and will probably you" always, under any dreumspend the month of September st
stancis. |
Clyde with Mrs. R. J. Holly. The
He never investigates' you.mountains nrc very popular this
Whon charge* nrc made against
summer winter clothing being worn you he does not ask proof. He asks
bj> the Florida crackers who are un- th* accuser to clear out. ... •
kble to stand the coM weather
He like* you as you are. He does
Hon. E, A. Douglass entertained
the Rota’ry Club at^’ his home on
Third street for dinner on Wed tier
day and a good time was hud by all
the members. It was decided that if
flo d d a chicken* did not go any high
er (thht is higher than the lower
Hmbs of the trees) Jhut tho price of
Western beef .would not materially
handicap tho apjxriites of tlie ylub
members.
wit nr*.« m> «»(firUl *ignB*urr anU a«*»| ihft
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Man varies him: "T o he sold, for no other reason
The muny friends of Mr. and Mrw^aupfily of full ail'd winter sljoes. The
more, llo has mnro genius In ex thnn that tho’ owner wants to go out
K. B. Brown will regret to learn that ehildn |i will soon In* starting to ceptional Individuals, and less of go- [ 0f town."
they intend to remove Uf Tnmpa' l0 . rhool and will need «hops tfh* nluM-llke Insight In thu average perthe first pf •September to Ynaka tlieir young men and .girls will be starting son.. Ho competes: woman endufc«
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position with tbo Gulf Fertilizer Co , „(ay
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tho school, hearing that the superin
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for a boat Hdo, hastened to remark,
"Them enn go what wants, to, but l
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life likes your mood and enjo
pessimism ns much os your optimism
Hp likes your success- And your
failure endiar* >ou to him tho more.
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Soldier of Fortune
those neglected, weed grown Holds
were nuyther proof. What waa he
hoTc for. then? And Bailie! Ixtrd. I
could despise that Teína rough. Put
tho snaky eyes of tho woman made
me shiver and look about hpptvhcnalvely. Then (bare was the dead man.
Thero was wrong Bumewiiere suretycowardly crime, murder! . * <With tbe tint return of daylight I
would seek out Coombs, tell him vvhnt
1 had aeon and compel him to confess
tho trufTi Then I should know how
to act. how to approach her and ex
plain. Xly nerves steadied u» I ant
there In tbe alienee, and my mlud
drifted to tbe woman sleeping across
the (mil. Then I also fell uaieop la
the chair.
The gray of dawn was on Uie Win
dows when 1 Awoke, my body aching
UHth
from Its unnatural position.
loaded pistol lu my iwcket I slipped
Into the hall The faint light revealed
Its ahwbbliuyut, the grimy nig carpet
and discolored wnlls Some spirit of
adventure led tue the full length until
my hand was upon the latch of tlrat
last door. I could not resist an lu>>
pulse to look upon tbe dead man ngalu
by daylight nnd thus assure myself or
tho reality of.w h a t scorned oui? n
dream. Alb-wascsactly as I recalled
It to memory—the stained walls, the
dirty floor, the table littered with
cards, the overturned chair ami the
motionless body of the dead man
From the wound In tbe head a dark
flow of blood atulned tipi floor, and ns
1 bent cjoaer I boticed the eyelids wore
lowered over tbe dead eyes. Hbot as
fm bad been, killed Instantly, the bnnd
of tbe nsaasaln must have-performed
tills act Then surely this killing bad
been no common quarrel, but n plan
ned usafuwlnatljm, tho culmination of
some prearranged plot
J ills knowledge,' while It set my
heart throbbing in realisation of uow
danger, yet served also to s tlffc ^ f)?
nerves. liy" thought was nut su iam li
concerned with myself nud ip/, pwp
danger as with that of the young wo
man whom 1 waa bound to protect 1 closed the door on the silence and
stole quietly downstairs. There waa
d o movement, uo sound In tbe great
bouSa Tbe front room, hideous In lu
grimy disorder, was vacant and I
opened the front door noiselessly and
stepped forth) Into tbe spectral gray
Ught‘ of the dawn. ThuflVst glimpse
»boat was depressing enough. Tbe
bou*f Itself, big and glaring as It wsa,
was 'nevertheless tittle better than a
ruin. Bov era I of tbe windows were
broken, and tbe steps sagged and trem
bled‘under my weight The front yard,
a full.half acre In extent was a tan
gled mass of bushes and wood*. a
high, untrimmed bedge abutting off all
view of the road. From tbe foot or
.the, steps a'narrow passage trampled
into the dirt circled tbe corner of tbe
bouse, disappearing within a few feet
Convinced that this must lead to the
rear and possibly tbe negro cabins
where Coombs slept I followed IU
tortuous windings, although half afraid
to desert my guardianship of the house
even for this purpose. - HUH there was
UlUe to be feared so loog as Mrs. lief
nard,>euiatoed securely locked in her
room. Perhaps hy the time she arous
ed -and appeured below »loirs 1 could
And a reasonable eiplanaUpa of aU
this mystery—something to smile oTar,
rather than rear.
I emerged Iptq a somewhat clearer
•p?t^> 0f grvtiml lit Wlie rear. The
kitchen was an «U, constructed or
rough board*. bur with ablogle root
The door stood ajar, and I glanced In.
only to And the room finpty. the pou
¿rod pans used tbe night before still
unwashed • ' ' "
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• There we* nothing lh®r» to Interest
me, and I crossed • narrow space of
Jjy Randall Parrish
'Itutber to my HtirjirlHf neither ote
to tbe teat, J^ld wo iriuiijn'1 in
»Ingle We toward ttiv houoe. Home
prtvuutlou kept me nt thu fear, and, l
followed silently to the room of thu
murder
There wan the furniture as I remem
bered It tiie d lrtj wnlls, the opened
window.
Iltu the .overturned cbnlr
flood ¡1gainst the .wall, tlie cards were
slacked on tlie table, and there was no
bod? lying oil tbe Door. Coombs let
o|it a barn it laugh.
"Well, where's yer dead man? J
reckon ye don't «ee none, hey!"
"No," I Insisted, “ but I did aee one—
twice. The bod? lay there where the
stain allows uu tin**dour. It baa been
curried a d a ? ’ Within half an hour."
.."A likely atory. Who could do the
Job! ..Nobody round this shebang hut
Halite, an'. me. I sure ain't been In
yens, au‘ I reckon It wan't Halllu. So
cut It out, young feller. After breakfust you an* I'll hare a talk an' liud
qut u few things
Come on. Brou»sard, an' tet'a talk over that mutter
o' our» '*
The two went duwn the atalra to
gether. and I c l o s e d the door of the
rear room and atcupcd out Into the
mill Hat lie wm in the kltrbcn, for I
heard her voice questioning the men
us they passed through. Out of the
window | caught n glimpse of them
both dlsiipiienrtuK through' tho weeds
townnl the bayou.
"
That dead l*aly 'had not moved Itself
Human hands hud accomplished tbi*
deed daring the .brief (xsrlod of my
ulmence outside. Whose hands could
hare done It? Not those of Coombs,
surely, for he could dot tinvu passed
tlie and attained tlie ^unisc While 1
waa in the gtlrden unseen, mlr Halllc.
for she poxseased no strength to,'more
I him drag the duritl-umu to so lie near
tiy covert
With the |*>ssl6lllty or
tins In mind’ I searched the vacant
rooms of that door, closets and all,’
tieiroughly, nut to no result There
was therefore hut one conclusion |*is
s lb le -unknown parties ware Involved
We were not alone in th» hnixe In
uplte of Its apparent desertion
I paused lu diiubt before Mrs.*Ber
nard’» tjijjr. ootivlnred tills was the
truth
Should I tell' tier frankly the
story of the night, my vague discov
eries, my suspicion? I surely had uo~
rlgtil to deceive thu woman or keep
her with me. I hud determined my
self to face It nut—'to risk life, If need
be. to tear» the truth
Hut I had no
right to Involve her further.
I m p|ted at the difnr twice Iadore
theru was any movement within, Then
.her volet» asked who w as there, and at
m> ¡newer »tie ciiuio out fully dressed,
fronting tUe with <|ll('»(loiilug eyes *
"The night has rested you." I said
smilingly, my heart beating lu swift
appreciation of her beauty. "Aru you
ready- for breakfastT'
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"F or anything to escape the lonelliie--.it o f that room," she replied sert-*
ously. " I f I 'really look rested It la
not from sleep, for I have passed tho
jilglil In terror. My tdurtitter was tit
fid mid Idled lAth ilrenms Hut I inn
sure of some tbings—my door was
tiled twice, and I heard some one
prow Hug ultotii the hall"—
“ That might have, been |," I Inter
rupted. "ua 1 wus out'there during the.
night: but I certainly never tried your
door.“
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"You had a light?"
“ I umv tlmI shining over the trimsoai. " It was much Inter when tuy
door was tried-not long before day
light, I.think Whoever It was |ia**ed
out the front hall window on to the
pun'll roof. Aly light wus burning, al
though turned low.' and no doubt he
snvv me silt lug up, wide aVruke. on<
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the edge »of the bid. for ho 1^0 disap
peared by the time I gained stitnclent
•countgv to approach the window and
Itgik o u t"
night with a woman. Claimed to b®
young llcnlcy and took poaaooslun of
the place. 1 reckon It's about time 1
saw some papers to prove what yer
are, young feller, 'fore yer go snoopin'
round at daylight What*» yer game
enybow V
The man's bluster gave mo my clew.
Tbe thought suddenly occurred to mo
that for tome reason be waa more
afraid of me than I qf him.
"Too can see my authority, Coomb*,
any time you are ready to exhibit your
own," 1 returnftt~feoolly. leaning bark
against tbe aide of tbe cabin and star*tng hint, straight In'.the eyes. "If yon
are tbe uveraeer bans, then U la my
money that la (mylug your wages!, and
from tbe ludk of thing* you'll not bold
tbe Job long at that."
Coombs did nut cringe» but my tone
brought him uneasiness.
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"The niggers won’t ..work," be re
turned grutily— "Thar glift a nigger
on the -place."
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"Apparently while men ¿uounh bang
ing around What's the matter with
the uegpmay
**^iiiuab«v *ml tile fellow Inugbvd.
"Maybe yer « Merit sun* •’
1 straightened dp. stung by Ibe sue®«
In Jds voice.
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**CIItillied dowu tl»« trellis probably,"
4 said, deeply Interested. "It appears
strung enough to support a man.. t I
wish yiHi luid got sight of the fellow."
.. Hhv Ufted her hands to her bend.
..."Ilut 1 was so frightened Xly head
throbs now with pain. I was flightcued last night In tbe durkneas. 1
confess I completely lost my nerve
•ud would hare run away If I could
I’ erhnps I even' said things which
made you believe I regretted ray ac
tion lu coming with you. But 1 am
more myself now, and I mean to re
main and discover what It alt means.
Cun you guess why? l>o you not buspoet who I antT*
"Who are you? Only aa you bare
told me.**
‘ “ And I told you only a half truth.
1 nut the wife of Philip Henley.” Uer
cheeks flushed, n iom h o f passion In
her vole® as she ■fared me. “That Is
tbe truth. Do you suppose that I would
over have gome here .with you other
wise? No mutter how desperate tity
condition Was. that would have been
impossible. I should have despised
ufyself,"
My aurpriseat this avowal kept me
silent, yet 1 could not conceal the ad
miration from reveal men t In my ayes.
Sho must-bare read aright, for ffie
drew back» a step, grasping the knob
of the door.
-1—1 wanted to toll you yesterdayall the way enmlug down’tier#:' But I
wittiled I" discover Just what you
were like'' .
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K w b f t g iro .breadth to tho wrb. and
|Ai |r*at man Urmnene and solidity.
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[JJ pattern. Hut tho scissor» of tin*
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again last night and determined to
confess everything ,» soon as wo met
this m o rn in g
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ly mmilfe«led In tl»o girl » " lille tace.
and yet llier.y «il» a llrilineHj« to thè
tip» timi i>i,,inlM«l itiiyltilng UH ,,,ir'
render I ,,r un ili'lant «he »veniwl lo
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mem. .here 1» « hand, that « •
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apjri f r i t Ion for l a i *!«■*<! t *• U«u» lu ar*
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tirare» th e f u l l f i t i n i •!«••#rtî*rri |ifti|*«?t ) #i|
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w Moves LyfTiar.'w S y h
a » r**To tin* Inrst of u>> kuowlctlgu I'UUlp , wVhu Vn P ia l II iM«h A, |**fw î , - 4*r*nfs* t
recorri«.
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T h a »Ale! fand h* i n f ^»>fi **rri ai the riafa
pea red—and hi« .widow 1« tho rightful ofl t ha is« uà neri oP «Tur il
heir (o ibis estate."
wqs he merely making the t-lfflm fo$
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Ilk«.
I follow «I him Into the front rfiwu. "lug >et
cu ni. un1 1 d Ulti l hurt the cu»» none to
nml he klektsl tail ft chair »o as to bflng .
,*k‘ |)f vviim i.-r linkin' nil thl» fer
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my face to tIt« window«. An I »ank (.||U|ow
.(„.wituttetl nuxloualy. “ nu
into It l uottajp 0 dmry mirror opp.« n (lr- w1n- u,„t pi,,, m, m u r
»lie which guYe life a dlnfrofioctlon of ,|(
tK. (|m> vlnly avnllAhlt*
tho eutlro room. Coomb» »hut the dcM^X
flir ..n met lug Information
W H E R E S H A L L I GÒ T O S C H O O L ?
leading to tho hock of tho houito
,„y |ii»l«iuocf. O hjiuImi. hut
*at down facing me. his big band» on j n.||H|)-t thatgl,:fd man up thefe tho fol
id» knee». HI* effort to look ploiutani low*
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only mml* him unin-nr ugllur than
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twit
"Under wlioae onlcnf ’ are you 111 ■ •»d tstinl, muit»| n, w and mfvlrrn ' tiuiMIni»; vlum, »wlmrnlnt pvto) and many
leaned tmek In’ the chair, quite con
•u l» '.li« ry h a lk lhrmutifut
durmllortrs ha»« all mndrrn in*»; fit nffW iv, in »truer or» and udstantai l i t
m l.mi.» o f thus adding to hi* Irritation charge here?*.
ronittilnttra^n^w dJnln( mom and kii*Vn iwwl young mart (m m <7 Florid» rounllra »ml 34 s t a u t
won so
FM) long
lt)l»B In nniWurliik'.
My Insit cord was cool Indifference.
lie xvn»
"There I* not much to My*." I rd
plied deliberately.. "1*11 »nawor your u u n • w h - ' h i ' h v ** »*.»|*i*... ----- ---------lim ivi »mi m in u it * («r» (or (H r ytsr 1131.00. 1 133. A0 pt-r ywar.
For r»t»li.(u » writ«
Writ» today Cor raialOfo».
que»tlons «o far a* 1 tbtuk bent, ami lug he meditated nn nttaek
•
* 1
'**•
then I'll ask a f e w of you. Tho tady
EDWARD CONRADI, Pre»ldent
uiHvtalra 1« Viola Henley, tho wife of
TO IIE .CONTINUED
I'lilflp (tenley. 8ho baa cotuo down
W . J . T H IG P E N
hore to take legal poasesslon of tht»
property. That U tho altiiallon In it
a»f ApfttrflitJffn fu r T«» U r r r i l'n r ie f
nuUbtXL . 1 am , merely accompanying Hwlle»
S rr ijo n
Ä « f i f Imjpter
U » » « ®f
her to make «ore that «he get« a wjuare
Hèfld»
H o l i f i !• h » fëh y given t h a ï P- f
i
deal."
.
p u rrha##r of T u O r t l H r a t f No. 43#. «U»*«r
HU Jaxv n a g g e d , and h i» e y e « w a n tho
flr«t ri«y of Juin*. A. I l ,
fllrri ’
d e re d .
J
ROLLINS COLLEGE, WINTER PARK
I l e , I. <-11 »«*
11n vv d o v n il klio vv
V) d ill , I i ' I'L U i|»«*n-»» In » t t l l g g e
th a t » q u iir e ? "
", r e c k o n . " Iju e a s lty . 1 1 »^ y e t able In
a
at
« -h I t h e r e '-
I hai. I >,. 1, 1.» U vv as ini-r« ly tn a » » u n
H » d fferrn t Un»
,.iil
I■*■t u l i u n e
.1
I a III g o in g I •
) l * t •*
in n i 11111 g
w ilb
S m ile
H a rv est T im e
l ‘ , ! ’• 'v,sile?”
k 'n
lived In town anil could Rft
"Wnnl. 1 reckou bo ain't dead—not by
to work Jilt here hwi.n»etheyb#McM
*
tj
Il„. nhice ' waa hauntod
A -Utijou a Jugful!“
H»Jl the but hlootl pump In toy vein«.
“ Jd -U t* , m i >»k tor th*ir »P* couif* wilhln n huudred
rear of the h-n.»e. no.
¡ ¡ . ntd1lH* man know' ifil* to be true, or
July »th,
(). j 9U . *
s d l S * i** ,,™bat*.-for mV fln»l dl»ehar»w. •»
*(•*1 Bistrato* ol tba astat* ot 11. II. Whllra»» deceased; Mid that at tha sa m e.tim e.lj
praaant my
nay flna]
flaal arraont»
•rraunlJi »»
A* admlnl»|
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W adu rt it» b u iin r » . In «Il l t .
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* * V on» o r mor« afflcr .1 In hold,
p u rrh a w ,
, *« » i*» x « ' »nd ro n v e y m al and , i h u m i h I
"^ P » rty In tn « S tata of t'lo rld » a n d
». » .Il
»II othor t t a t r a an d . f o r . l j n c n u n ir io .
*»
yun
limili u c c i I ug
Ni i m v,- gai tlirmigli c a l i l i * l i c v ? ;
he Ix-gnn •» <mr»cly
" H b a r » tlnl fcin ule'
rtnuiglil I »:iw b e r licr,-*'
tn n r
if r .|, |
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In- f i l a r i n v«I
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« • a b o x * a n titla d rau»« In w h ich w rit
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th « lioilse
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•• follows:
-ArUcl* II; * For th* purpo** of tmylnc.
f , *ti*h»n|fing. !«,s*inr. scqulrlng -**»•!
S bbrut
in agncultursl funi!» nm! Du il-lint»
f*f Ih* product Toi», «sfr »rprifc. havtdUtic.
Y«**», îo huil .1, nifchuf»«
i Tn o ii
•*A b s o liif e U
r f :i .'*•
l)n * h a ft, r
l*r«Dlurr C rim p a tiy ,
,« iurcri*«‘filt‘i tu m gi’iD *
I M ils h t
U n ti u lti
H
iO trh atc or *s !r vif tini
slid» of live • f t»jTV , »■ .
K td u M a
of ev rr> ‘
f Itili* f y, to o l »,
crat*
is .lu s ln s
<* . (h e u tu lle ir m i» n h m ir \ u r i r n e l f
1 har
I• I
you ' tht» 'position the iidiionl»lni
tors
"I r,» kou not."
•■Kv-r heal ,,f 11 uinti named Neale—
b e t t e r re
r e m a in "
j;o tu thè C*Mtrt||#Ml*»e In (111* r o t in f y IIti«1
. .
.
,
, ii
'
a Ji ** • *I
w ill go.
shall hot
n ru l r l n i j i ' » «iujir»*ss»-*l w *4li f i l e le i;:iU (>
( utni *'
\
nf «viti A tr
Is
n f l i t e IntitH rt« t im i
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al < -I? **•r-*
W Ih» /'»th .1. v ,,f
Ito
"I
l i u t i t h è 1**1' 'U .is s iìip H -l t i n t i n u n * |
v *-- » ...t
« apt
hrf* *' »*r
fit* ntfttr «• I« h^fetw
I li e t e
ili* i v ji h iu iv mnkln^ |•*•!IM« nI
li.nl I •i* u**ihe l*\t* uevk-i
Hrlil on June 5th, UM t, ihr maiirr
•I imrndmenf of thè \rtir!«*« **f I
f
<lt*vinoil
|«*'tlia|«s ) , ju h a d
tr is t i u p s t a i r s
In tli** i! ln v l» » r y fin ti rn lle < | u t l i i h «afflar«*
Southern r fminer ( **m n*
[T h I* 1« to f r r u f > t h t l at r, £t|lar
• f til the »Fork bid ilk f- • * r h> s e » , ■ffu d u rr U am p a il) ,
*
<r || "T a ’ ' '
and eaipting un,l* r * i 1 > ^ r**o
[ l i t la « * o | tht" S ta le ol f torela, «lu« m-l*.
Fflng hern
given
a* f*-«tUlferi t, > 14*Ftti t I* by, p u u lu a i«*>n *«fd * be u*ti»!
m
' fact by m ail t*» (ii<*h and * • e? > pt*»ckh**lu* •
e niU ng th erein Uhat at th * rcg illar m eeiing
j
In , » ( o r n i )
of
; *lit it cu ti
« ,
* ,
Vi 'll no o n e l l 'e « l to
k lie W tie w a n tlo ftil
Tèi v i) e r t in t h è c it y
b*> c*in*i*ii t*-'!. 11 i *
!
She was gone ls»fr>re I Cotdd s|H«uk. ] "Or Justus C- VnU?"
and U*lle%*sl U I sfili lUe*l, timi I before I , oilld eV e|| g r a s p Ilo- fidi I ."TI»- ».„sik 1, 1» head
I f off..»,si , "N
kiiew iiut li Ine itf f*is Inlnn ihitn e
I ho puristi I of tifi de« l ' b ' l l
a,e sent >,^i any vvorvl then,
....
ilntfi-r
-d
tier -kin mi thè stair».
that '< wr-fe coining or gave .'oil uU)
tele^rriin .‘itiiiuitm in^ (tu* Jml^t s tlrutli
|
ortlci • to look a f t e r 11»?
I ne ver t*nw
lt tm ist^tinve nrrlvisl half tempted (o nt'h after, yet as In
I tanti) comprehended the Usrdesstiess
T U * b la n k e x p r v a » l „ n n f Id.» f a c e w n t 1
u liile riiltlf* u n s Ìihi i J i n i i f i i l i H l lo
of uu y it tempt at mfltit-m'ing her sutll* -flit mp"\*er. I wnt|»«l a m o itien l.
||ft)it|t Uh iitsuiinni: ”
liven the »lent .p.ire ot k>ui^e ipialnt
U t ili, iigf e n d e n \ u r l n g L*» d e te r lutile my •
" Y iiil k t in w r i*« filili^ , I h e li « f #lh ** U b i
'¿M . I, o l », t v . . I | . i . o l i v l n i f U ie that
next . n e
'I hi» h in a i b i l g e u n t d f a l le
H ie n \* * ;th * rt 11•I V .iti
•r « ti.n
Itilllg leaf vve We l e p l i l l l l l g II k'tre
-III* \\ I»» i
1111,1 Fi ‘'f I (*-• MI I «*•
codmeni of Article» of
«
,"‘M’
femjiC I«» i'firrv 'itit »in fi I o**tisirirury
t*
«A d » m
IDEAL FERTILIZERS
♦»/ I i I h pa
m e m o n in iln
"f ........
T in * ' * * i ) t-* 'lniw si
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^
, ,,
1 h i r e * (lie llii*>
^ 'llc
e x p o » ** th e m
I ’lm y
J S (tll( I
Mock It
jir lv n t e
T1" T
H )t at 10 o 'c lo ck A M
afnl »hot* ■nu
. f M f you h a v e , vihy -a u l p it n io it •l,oiiF>l
let he gran ted .
Witness m y ha m l ai l ofTtr*»l •« #j t to «
! day of J u ly A I » I '«1 *
im U 1
^
U,Ui» . . I l l It H I M ,
U o u n tv Judge s r m ijS.»lf •
,
IM b K n
i t Ion * ouM
lirh i | h>:Uì 4«h m o ii
Til»
111:111 I f r u ì *-\ ••t i » .-n i s»I* |
In in v J u «1n
, ,
I M Tiet w t*««* I i i i i n w i
I'V N 01
conc e iv e It jM>»wiltie th e y w m i i M i l . i r e ill
K
7 tl*
I'h e y
even
[Ël'*
the
T h «*ro U n » »Jth'T * •«u e ltu tio ti jm>»
her**
Fll»fe
¡ p id *U ualo in t h r r ît y of San fo n i, for
tl^y (Frane«» r o u n ty . n o * Fisminulc count \
in d i, ami Ini nani as ait of Ulorlc !
tnid
at« ( and ft of U lork U(*haptt>pn V
A «trillion to .Sauf o i-t. i< * li o g, h ! ,
; Wfordr.l nloi-d n th o Clerk * u lU rr „( urane>
■t ) , M O fid a , palli |.f o|*«r t y l.oe.ritf lo
(4 on w h at I p k n o a n
U nio n a v r tiu r or
'And « Ifp ft, Sapf«if*i, Ul« r id * , nr •** much
- iktrac-f a* a hail Up «»iffvci* ut to j**y « F
j iflatan i'ne inric-blpilnp*- f «h»- r-ta*i
tb f on r pou at ('■late liavirtg; im n «-i
I- httMtf d. Y o u . t'a rm a l H o iu n d o , V itto ria
TBUno an«! all o th e r pet-on« Inters-*Krd »r**
Ftkft#ft>r p, h e re b y
fe rn m an d ril
to
«m
[M a re me,
( 'a u n ty
Jpi'lm*
of
e«ti,iri
f10aaAt>. at th e co nn
hoi» **• in S« n for «1
-
1V'uM fV!11W - W h W * ' * .";!',;
USE
and thaï
. • M l* may be ordrrw J of t K** fo llovkinf f»*«l
ÉjHtSf». fon arati Of of thff* •fpAralr jorr**« of
i I« t iB f nri
• ■" :
'
Tires, Tubes and Accessories
m in t e d ? “
¡ • t i d t I*. T ip t o n
s all C fa d ItO f*. L*i»t«> *«, M U t r i l i u i m am i
til Prf*«m* h « » ln c ('la ity » or tH -m ^ n d i
■ rilrx t »»id K a ta le l
fa il and each “ t you »re hereby n n t ilir j
rtq u lrrd l a p r e s r lil nil)' claim s and dekick y o u . .o r eith er ot yo u. m ay
•4*
th «
e » t » t * of‘ A
‘ m a n d- a -t.. -Tlj>
I t i * »fatim i Ih
*
d tre aied . U t * o f F lo y d v o u n ty , In d ia n a ,
(Vr undf raifned aille InlMrator Ç , T. A.
1» I*. II. N . oJ »«Id estate, w ith in tw n
fT a a n (rom th e d a te he re o f.
F ^ D a te J J u ly « Ih . A . I». 1 9 U .
C . M . H A N D . S h e riff,
A d m in istrato r C , T . A . a m i I> . Il, N .
fr i-D -«
C
......... T
Call on the Dealer Who Has
Uy RANDALL PARRISH
1 opvright i t;
LEGAL ADVERTISING
FU rid a on
'
bis uniti you »fans ou t» o -ninka. AVs e ff e c t r
aro only a llltlo over twenty- miles
■■That, of course, remain ■ to be
from the Btilf.-,„ Altogether tills would proved." I returned smilingly.
moke nn Ideiti 'hiding placo for Mobile
"Oh. ihs1* It. now ! So rpHts this yer
or New Orleans thleroa." ^ *
wife husluess, to itty tblfiklu*. W aal..it
.“ W hnt'do ymt menu to (ioT*
—*
won't take loiip ter settle the matter,
The (|ueMtlnn * bs asked quietly, and believe me Who aro you aityhowT*'
I ginnetti ni her. noting'the color had
"M ) name H Craig—-Gordon Craig."
returned to b a r cheeks
*"
• " A lawyer?"
"I? \>'hy. remain and ferret It ouL'
"Not guilty."
I »iip|H>H«.." ami I laughed "C«>«>mb»
“ A d etective?"
hi going lo tinte n talk with me inter
"Som e plea
Intends to muke sure who 1 nm no
I thought he giivp n grunt of nvllef
doubt, and I may learn something from "All right, then
I rtn-kon I got yer
him during the IntervletV.*1
number. Craig Yer ofter a little easy
• “ What nbout me?"
monct
Somehow, yer caught on to
"You had better return to town. A tin* tplxpp down y e re an' framed up a
traveling mini t*ti ttie train said there scheme to cop the coin
Might have |
wa* a good Imtel T'robably Coomi>s
worked, too, [( I hadn't been on the
has some kind of n rig we can drive
Job ati* posted
Nice lookin' girl yer ,
*4 *
•
down 1«.
I'll nnk him nftcr hrvnk plcktsi up’*—
.
.,
x
fust."
"P rop that, (Soombsr’ t tuterrupterl
'Let him show you why these mean
"Is It ticcnuse yon do not wish me
sharply, leaning forward and staring
with youT*
him In tile eye».
the most for your money.
"I shall feel juore fneo alone," I re
"Oh. too jilc j, hey!"
plied. "fo r I shall imvo only myself <o
"Y es. too nice for you to trefoul even
Most miles per dollar and most
guard. I am used to taking care of
with your tongue. If 7 0 U mention her
■myself Itesldes. this ts likely to prove
comfort per mile. _ *
name again except In terms of respect
a rather unpleasant situation for a
there 1» golng-to be trouble.
lady."
t
Firestone quality has led the world
lie laughed, ujvcnltig and closing his
"And you concludo I can be of no big hands.
for fourteen years. There is no anhelp, no-nnslstnnce"—
“ J moan It," I wont an soberly.
The cracked »„Ice of Salile come to
{nimcnt about it.
"Don't think I nm afraid o f you, No.
ns up th,. stairs, the ifiicxitected sound
you keep* your hands where they are ! 1
slnrtllug Itoth,
But because we have the largest and
If It mines to a draw you’ ll find me
"1 reckon you nil better com1 down
quick enough to block your game.
best equipped tire factory, and only
mj’ enL"
Now, listen!”
‘
the t o p - n o t c h m e n , th e p r ic e « , a r e ri^ h t,
She stomi In the light o f the front
I made no display o f n weapon. He
door wntehlng us. and we descended
could not be sure that ,1 was armed,
the lllght, o f stc|m without,exchanging
Non-Skid-Smooth Tread-All Types-All Sizes
yet my right hand wan hidden In tho
*
*
a word The woman tunu-d and walkside pocket of my c o a t, The brute
e*| In advnucb Into the dining nnitn.
Bay Fireitone Tires from Yoar Local Dealer
iiud the cownrd struggled for mastery
' ‘ When* I» C o o m b s ? " 1 asked, look
In his face.
ing nlHJtit curiously.
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
“ I've told you th,)„tnHh about who
"He*a|one eat already, tint l reckon
" A n a r i c a 'i » . i , « i l E i c h i l M T l r a e i u f f f f m ' V a i i n '
wo are and our purpose In coming
tie’ll he,fopml ’gain after awhile. You
here." I went on slAtvIy and clearly,
A k ro n , O h io
Branchea and Dealers Everywhere
all ju»t help ) erselves."
"bocause I rkntc decided to tight In
tVe endeavored to talk ns we sam
the o|»>n. Now. I want to know who
pled the meal, directing-our conversayou nr,»- whnt authority you have on
lion Into «..«if,« rimimela, fiotti obsessed
the Henley plantation
.Speak up"*
«Uh
feeling that whatever wv salii *
Th.- reply ratue ryluctiintly. hut
« hum he overheiird Ttn« woman timi
then must have been it sternness tn
taiilahed Ulto (Ite dark passage lead
liy fib e vvtileh compelled nn answer.
lug toward the kitchen. •Neither of
Best
C h e a p e st
"I told yer—I'm the ovtrsocr.''
use nto heartily and ns aooit ak. tve,
•
. i "
“ A fine specimen, from Ihe look» or
tlaretl pushtsl tmek our chairs. It was
a relief to get out of tho rooui..biit as the pluee. What wyre you ordered to
••
tve stootl a moment In the front door grow —weed* 7" .
“Thet's
none
o*
tmir
tiiislness "
way hrrntldug tn tl?e fresh air I- no
"It « I lie business uf (lie lud.v uptired ii giant hum nppmuchlMg the
|stair» 1 iHimln. and t uin representing
house through the we,»Is
! her lit pivsenl . It will ts- Just as well
"C<«iiiiI,i Is coming already h,r III»
for ) "¡, to Is- r|| II.
Who ul'poluted
Interview.* I said ImI'IIIj
l . It nni)
SOLDIER
Importance of Trifles,
a mad chaso the e s c a p e d Itin
¿lilc was carried back to his ward and
K g affairs of the asylum ware rollBmcd *• before. "Heals all," punted
[ ^ attendant, “ how tho wheels of a
ipstltutlon can bo stopped by a
||poso nut "
\ t É p e itw * *
. 1
Gordon Craig
t * j^ftcr
f it t it i *
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AUGUST I
lar as over, t)U w»t*ry «tom-house
little homo instead of making her trouble.'
H. H. Chappel haa enclosed hla ■till abounding in the fltusy tribe and
self a -member of any other family.
Sho was seventy-eight yearn of age, porch with screen And is now paint free to ail who, will come. Last week
capable and cheerful, living ‘ quietly ing. hip homo the most bcautlf«! of there were five fish' fry«, there. A
‘V” T
and attending io her own affairs, all eolom" for a country homo-white. party ol some eight' ot ten from Or
A BU N C H O F INTERESTING ITEM S FR O M CORRESFONMm. II. M. Gilbert is recovering, lando are spending several days and
up to within, a short time of her
froth
quite a serious illness of several two Geneva families are also enjoy
. D E N T S — EVENTS OF SEM IN OLE CQUNTY— EFFICIENT
death. Mrs, Smith hei'self, is now
ing the breeses of the lake.
’wrecks.
quite ill/ but at last accounts, was
R E P O R T E R S COVER TE RR ITO R Y FOR HERALD
Mm. Tarbel and daughter, Miss
"T
h
e
drawbridge
at
Genova
forry
improvimg, and we Jiope will soon
Thusa,
enjoyed a day in Sanford
is receiving a coat of paint, Mitch
be fully recovered.,’
talk
on
whitjllttle
children
,may
<lo
last
week,
going elver as gueats o(
.CHULUOTA SNAPSHOTS
Mm. Smith and*family have the ell Brothers doing the work.
to he little missionaries. Following sympathy.of theirvtnany Iriehcfa End
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Pattbjhall in their car.
A 'Slumber of men from the Co.
T h ?J ,nUCi i AtI: Cr,iNl'mcn,s Unde
Mr. nnd Mps. Roso of Lockhardt I b i« Heading THREE CENTS
We •a re needing rain In this sec the program delicious ice oteam and acquaintances in these sad and se that aro fttrhlshing the iirick for our
tion, in fact, we have been needing j cookies and grapes were*»erved.
roads were . here 1, last week. Fred spent Sunday with their relative» Line For Each Insertion. MinimDm
rious days *
The children had a gri-at time
Mr. nnei Mm. Moran, returning in ChnrKe 25 Cents,
more than we liavo been getting,
®
Harry Garwood is sick, threatened Wlli/ams, d ty engineer is inspecting
playing after the refreshments were
their auto in the afternoon.
for iom o time. ^
tho
brick
and
the
poor
ones
are
be
wit,h typhoid fever, I t 'is said. Hope
Tho ice-cream supper, given for
Several oi obr jfeople are suffering served.
FLU SAI E
it
may turn out only a threat, and ing. replaced with good on#*. Bear
Mrs. J. Tilden Jacobs, entertained
the Baptist Church ut the hall Inst
from colds.
(jail
A
ve.,
from
Cameron
City
to
the young man soon be "him self aFor «ale- ^Fyrniturv ,lt JI0 p .
Geneva Ave. will bo completed Thursday night was large-ly attended,
Mr. and* Mrs. Hamp. Bradford the Woman’s Missionary Society, galn."
last
Thursday
flight.
The
dining
despite
the
threatening
weather.
and Mm. Efiie Bradford and the
Florn Pearson ims been ' in San this week“ Bricks nrc being hauled
Every thing wus sold and a very FOR sale or rent,
formers three children, Gi/y, Bonnie rroom was attractively .arrunged.for ford for ft ‘week or more assisting in onto Geneva Avw. now.
neat sum remitted. The Baptist do,
and Percy, of Oxford Fla., spent the place of meeting, Mr«. N. C. the care of Mm. W. H. Taylor, who
highlly improved Tiled land, f|0„
. GENEVA IT E M S t
indeed, feel-gnfteJul. to-all who bo
Wednesday night with Mrs.' M. fi. Jacobs conducted tho-meeting and lias been quite sick, b i\ is up nnd
iu. .with.inut. ; -riMim-irmr.,. well I«.
Mrs RlUaAnd
- ‘J Lim lTdi; mi&efTil: aiul
Jacobs on their way to Ft. Taylor, led us through our subject‘“ Missions around again.
rntrd.
' A. I*. Connely. io'j y ,
.
*
land who have been visjting Mrs. J.
in Flpridoli very entertai^ingijr
to visit Mrs. Annie Simmons.
, 102. ,*f *'
'""Frances Pearson is at home again W. David left last week to continue bo liberally patronised this.supper; nolia Ave,
M i« Be7tha W h .^ p v rrV -9 »ttrfv j —
t iffe d -r m T *<>rienFsong pracand
also
extend<thanks
to.
the
owners
after a visit of several weeks nt their vacation tho former going out
of the beautiful piano for the music
For aile-At a disrurmvday and Sunday visiting friends at tlco which wrf* much enjoyed. The Loughman,
among the mountains of the West, which was much enjoyed,
young men were invited to join, the
ship in Sanford
Daytona.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Smith,Jr. ami the latter visiting on the East Coast^
Mist Rosa Jacobs Is visiting her youpg ladles in these services and
Geneva had a -lackey party nt Owner unable to us.. It un,|
b ab y-b oy ir e visiting their pareqts.
Mm. W ingevof Jacksonville, rep LakeuIlatncy-laaL-week which affordit
isquite
pleasant
to
note
.the
in
Blister?“ MrSTTIllto. Aulln at Oveido
-aohL.at-a. w criftre .-E n ,,,,^ 1 ! ^ " ,
F. very body in sorry to hear that resentative of the Serves ■Kwart -C®v
terest manifested by them. We hope
this- week.
. . . .
,
ed an-ahumfcuifg uf fuie lor all who OflVce.-l03-‘ tf.
Mrs. W. (?. Cleveland is "reaJly and displayed these (foods last Thursday
Mm Litxie Jacobs who was called to 'see' the cause still continue To
attended. Jm lly, mothers
coulft
For Sale- 10 acres nty farm, tiki
truly” selling ‘ out’ at Banana Lake,’ at the store of L. M. Rehblnder
prftsper.’
to Oveido owing to the illness of her
hardly reco’gnite their children, or and flowing well. Also three room
preparing fo depart, fromns
Miss Clara Phillips of Sanford is husbands know their wives, so com
daughter Mm.- J.- C. ■Partin, came
house. • Termsaddress Box 875
permanently. Wo arc sorry to lose such visiting nt the homo of her father.
PAOLA POINTS
home T UMthi>\ reporting Mm. Palin
ical were they dressed. Every station
energetic and successful, people.
101-ltp
Mm. J. R. Huddleston left last in life was represented.irom the clod _______________
fom c better.- • • ■ ■■ -1
Saturday
for
a
two
weeks'
visit
to
Again .our Uttie neighborhood haa
Mr. and Mm. C. D. Brundey
hopper to the dude, from the bash
For S a l e - 1910 Cadillac tou ine
M O O RE’ S STATION
her daughtor, Mrs. Yerke« in Jack ful school-girl to the abominablo old car ior. J400.00, just overhauled in
left Wednesday for a short vacation been saddened. by a"•* visitation
•
Sunday the 16th Rev. Bartlette, sonville. t 3
which will be spent at Mr. Brumleya from the "stern mauradcr". On the
maid. The committee, Messrs. Dooly good running shaf*. Sanford MsRev
Hope
of
Oveido
passed
evening of August 3rd, Mrs, Ferrell, of Enterprise will bo here to preach
boyhood home ln Miss. *
)
82-tfe
McLain and Bonnel, decided W. L. chine & Garage.
- Mm. J. R. Johnson left last week mother of Mm. B. W. Smith, passed morning nfternoon and evening, through Geneva last Thursday from Seig and Mrs. C .' W, Culpepper, the
I or Sale T wo good horses tnd
Titusville, where he attended- con dude and the ojd maid, deserved the
for a vacation to be spent In 111 quietly away, the death coming very everybody wekeo me.-Come.
spring whgon. Inquire of Coro Cols
J. Tilden Jacobs spent Wednesday suddenly and * unexpectedly. Mrs.
Rev. T. B. ' Lawrence, wife "nnd ference. .
prise-n pumpkin pie,Bottling (¿0,_______________ 80-tfc
Miss Ethel Rjose of Lockhardt,
In Orlando attending business af Ferrell hail been ill for abou t.tw o daughter, Ml«» Mafgaret, are moving
. The election of .school trustees
has
been
visiting
ber
aunt,
Mrs.
weeks, but was never considered back from Jacksonvile and will re
fairs.
,
lastweek resulted in Messrs Kiliice,
For Sale or Rent— Two nice redMiss Sadia BlA'tkburn 1» visiting i«-u dangerous condition and seemed side in their home on Beardhail Ave. Moran for several days.
W. B. Raulcrspn and Homer Nich donees at a bargain. W J'Thigpen,
,\Jr. and Mrs Mcssingill. who re
Miss Bessie Hodges nt Christ mad veiy much better, well started on the
Mr. and Mm. R. L. Grier and chilolson being chosen. *
_.____________
'O-q
cently
moved to Geneva from Chui
roiid
to
recovery.
Only
a
few
hours
tjlen have returned from their visit
this week.
S." I’.'ftmith i s 'tlit ‘proud owner of
Quite a number Irom here attended |before the-end, she was sitting up in in Charlotte N. C.
Grier brought luota have found it necessary to re an auto-truck to use in connection For Sale- Wiinlmill with 70 (O0{
steel tower, in good condition, alio
church at Christmas, Sunday. ’
bed, holding a little‘ grandchild,and back a nice team of. milles to use on turn to their former home iq Tenne- wit It his business.
30i) gallon cypress tank, rhejp.for
*ec,
leaving
lust
Thursday.
*
playing
with
it.
She
made.no
comhis
farm.
The picnic last Friday, w as n very
cash. W.V. Rushing, Sorrento, FU.
C,
W.
Culpepper
has
been
on
the
playit
of
feeling
worse,
hut
almost
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Win.
Wood
are
pleasant affair. The racing in the
I 0‘j -tp . .
cripple,
list
for
several
days,
suffering
afternoon attracted quite a crowd.’ immediately nfter eating her supper, building thcmsel\nea a littio house
from
an
Inflamed
foot.
on land they recently purchase'd ’of
Mrr.. P. E. Culley U'VtsRIng her pi-acef ull£ breathed her last.
For suie nt n bargn in. i- 1 live to
Miss Blanch Pattishall is home
Mm Ferrell had been >a resident Frank Cowan on ’ •Caincrony Ave.
pa rents at Conway this week. • •
far nv ny canno t ntt« mt to this IS
Dr. nnd Mrs. Hein mater o f Cam again aflfjx a stay of pevcral weeks
Mr. and Mm. J. Tilden Jacobs of Florida for Pearly -half a century,
«crea of Celery Dell t ;i t t'atnrrou'
coming
here
from
Georgia
soon
after
eron
Ave. have returned north and to different pylntii in the-state.
entertained the Sunbeam band at
•irre* irriIf you .ever saw anyone made sick C ity. Sanford, Fla.
Mrrs. Fannie I,ee a n d her datlghtheir, home Saturday evening. A the close iff the Civil War, with her ’ rented their farm to Mr. Clifford
gated nnd tiled. fin** r, ] il k tlMrisj’
ter,
Mildred,
of
Sanford
are
visiting
i
by
calomel
you
won’
l
want‘any
more
hide bower was arranged out-doors, husband nnd infant daughter. For Bell's brother 61 Charlotte N. C
weR. If you w 1nt 1
r>-* id fits* '
calomel yourself There's nq real rea
enclosed with pot plants and flowers. tho [wist several years, she has lived Mr Beil, we .understand ‘ haft ‘taken Mr*. Lee’s fatlwr, Mr Vaughn.
celery and p<> AIO \ 1 <1 •gstsU*
son
w
hy
a
'person
should
take
it
Mrs.
Williams,
who
has
been
in
The rod nnd blue flower* making a htrt< in a tiny house of her own, in- possession and Iir. ami Mrs. Del«-,
land go ami b>< k ‘ at thi'* a mi auk*
very pretty effect f combined with near her daughter's, as she was an mater are leaving this week for th.ir Miami for quite a while, is now with anyway,, when fifty cents will buy u inr an offer. 'I roll.-v f - •U Ssr.fori
grey moss. The program consisted j especially indepe ndent nnd energetic old home in Chicago, III, where tbo her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Harri large bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone- run* [last the l.l lid LTi"
WIS as the
l^ike Harney continues as popu-, n good remedy that perfectly ami
of songs, recitations prayers, and a I character, and preferred her own .D r can be treated ftir' his nerve
i ’oweil !•unn
Joshua
Mlike
offer to
safely takes the plqee of dangerous
...i. in.', ;
i
■
I . . .
;i; ( b .1
calomel, which is only another lortti owner. .?. V .
N
dead. 1.
rx t
,of dearly and poisonous mecury. Hump
classified
ADVERTISING"
te n _ _ _ _ _ —
SICKENED BY
CALO M EL
“ NEMO”
SPECIALS
EVERY
WEEK
CORSETS
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasanttasting v eg e^ ile liquid which will
start the Jivct just us surely as calo
mel, uiul which has ut>*olutply no
after-effects.
, '
f'liildron and grown people use
Dodson's L iv e r-Tone without uny
restriction of habit or <!••■! I,. It
Phillips & Co ■1 *! q and pturunte,
*V to tirke the Jtil • ol C.
I. j|i ,|
•ill refund jou r 1. 01 ■> . 1 time jf it
fails in your case.
For Sale In « I»« r
about three n b - f r..e
also t wo eholii
|P , 4
e it en p for rn
\4,1»
nn r;i**y llTîlle
Herald •dill •
' •ft *cm
•• dty.
drinj ■
* kawi
* Te ( t ‘
For sale 0- • , ■ ;
i«tlf 1VAO |#1 0 ‘
: out h if Sc t .
w.»y. ü ro*»i »
. .*
M » bon py at 1 1
fi
urt
vifl. ;
w.
■* ti
Additional Classified Ads
W ill so o n
b e h e re .
H adn ’t
Los t-l»;t wentj Sanford ami Beartiall
Ave., Tuesdaj- nfternoon
A i>g .1
White crociiet bandi.>g v.qli .1 J.’,
coupon book from IV A Caldwells,
and (our jurds oi blue ribbon, two
yqrds while luce, and a little silver
change. Finder please returh to DHart’s «fore, Ifeck Hammock.
you
b e tte r b e g in n o w m a k in g s c h o o l '
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a n d ¿iris?-- N o t la s t , o r lea st, in
•-
we have the most beautiful lot of
.
ginghams, cheviots and percales.
Get in the “line-up”
.
with clothes of qual
ity.
*
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t
For Rent— Five acre* gi>*»l celery
land, one and a half m i l e - lrom Han
ford. N. n . Garner
. ■’
BUY SCHOOL
Call and have
DRESSES NOW '
your ¡measure taken.
Jurt it wo ti içdlis, lo
say nt r «lock la complete
with the newest style«
corsets ar.d accessories.
W e Bake Good Bread
t For the Bread W innet!
fo r the man who works
with might and main.
Either with hands ot with
his brain.
*
*W e have just received
i|;; -■ "r*" r -.
'
-j-—- ‘
- 'L>H|§
-if . t
~- m'-Ha “,'pi! '
.
j.
800 pair of the kind espec» •
•
V
a
ially /or wear a t tfqhooh
. WORK SHIRTS
•
#
-
-- - -t *r
%
*.
In order to meet the every
day need,.we have put in a
line of the famous closed sleeve
shirt.. Mr. Workingman, come
in and let us show them to you.
All'Sizes, 501?
‘
.
•_
. 3r- • T •
=■* -
ta w «
Have you seen those, skirts
For Rent— Completely furnished
house
with piano fqr tl“ ' summer.
And Here the Best
Few steps to postoiliee. depot - n
You'll always find.
dock. A. W. Brown. -0
steamer dock,
75-tf
Our Buns and Rolls,
■‘ terprire. Florida
in our windows?'
mil, Ai«», Ws Think, Vsur Fancy Tsks
SKIRTS
up to $8.00.
Values
U the qnly kind,
O u r P ics and C u k e
il. L . M i l l e r ’ s
B u k e ry ,-
Ch
o ic e
113 Mctnoii*.
Î
11
$ 3 .9 ? :
Expert Repairing
J
123 W est First S treet
SANFORD, F L O R ID A
; y* •*. * . 1
\ .
< I *
’ * »/•'hp
•
v
-
MISCELANEOUS______
WUhted— Plain and fattcy *«**"«'
Dreasmaking of nil kinds,
house ' oft Kasi Third street.
• (
Mattie nrigeers.
^
VERWARE, OPTICAL POODS, ETC.
A
For Rent— Furnished office
ped with roll top desk, office ch»ir*
and tables. -Also a roll lop d '” *
typewriter desk and other e'pj
ment for sfllC'or rent. Hersl'l^^
Phcmt 16S
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WATCHES, i t QCK8. JEWELRY, SIL
h b e
‘ For R e n t - 511 Park Wc. Mr
room house, with ail conveniences.
Apply at 507 Turk.
For Rent— Three rooms furnished
for light housekeeping
A '"’
bedrooms. Mrs. John».
' ar
IH-tic
avenue.
Good, Light Bread
School Pants
A I' ( '‘iinrlljf,
P op Hunt— N*'« A nMYTTt roitnKF*
modern. J. Mui*on, ffui .I’alnwtta
?’
100-41p . "
Coprn^r19t4 fitfwsrd £ Stuuu & Co,
I __
1 1„ . I„i nil m
Celery or let 1 • f .tiled, ‘J wells, pi
*■j
U story pew I,.- . ■
Two hundred duliar- qm
Route 2,
fo r
/
^l<’r 1 r' l,t.
a liody well located
109 Magnolia St
For Rent
for (
acres of good ban *■*-• V '
('nil or write A M i'* l< •
d re sse s a n d b lo u s é s for. th e b o y s '
o u r m in d s , a re t h è ’ c h ild r e n ,
6 room collage.
11nn* of Aug .1 *
Apply to < I
or }■ I Ni Iff.! 'Jtp
A competent gardener m ■'
married, wishes position 1» ,,f'
�’
'Ai
r ii ~
1 ,
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il
OFFICIAI* O IIG A N O F S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y — T H E G A U D E N S P O T O F T H E
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V
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W ORLD
PUBLISHED
SEBI-WEEKLY
'I
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ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
J
/A / SAN FO RD — Life la Woith Living
VOLUME V
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SANFORD, FLO it IDA. TUESDAY. AUGUST 18. 1914
NO
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104
SENDS ULTIMATUM TO GERMANY
FOUR A U S T R IA N W A R SH IP S THE COMMERCIAL SANFORD MAY GET U L R M S itJ T R O O P S A R E
r W E R E S U N K B Y THE
CLUB HELD FINE A GOVERNMENT
R EPO R TED M A R C H IN G
FRENCH N A V Y
MEETING FRIDAY BUILDING IN 1920
r TOW ARD
FAITJ'K»..
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KAISER h a s s t a r t e d f o r
THE FRONT TO TAKE .
COMMAND OF GER
f fiW {r^ F F ‘sTo.v
■ »w m r-xtriT O N s h o u l d b e
SEASON— FIFTY MEMBERS
TAKEN AT ONCE TO AVOID
UNNECESSARY DELAY
WERE IN ATTENDANCE
AFTER I Mi: T It I STS
I resident Uihnn
\Yants
to
Kirns
IS hy Prices Have Advanced
MAN TROOPS
f London, August 18.-A di&pa'trh to
•' Reuter's Telegram Company from
^ R lsb , Servia, under date of Sunday
| myy .
\ *'A naval battle between French
and Austrian warships began
ofT
fiudun, Austria, in the Adriatic, at
9 ’o’ clock this morning. The French
squadron, coming from the south
west, attacked the Austrian warships.
-Two Austrian ironclads were sunk,
one was set on lire and a fourth tied
toward Cattaro. The- tight lasted
over an hour.” ..
The* first early fall meeting of the
Sanford Commercial Club wua held
in the City Hull last Friday night
and was a general get together meet
ing of the right' s6rt and one that
made its impress upon the members
and’ visitors present. The Commer
cial Club seems to be Entering upon
1 he president sent the following
u new era of prosperity and benefit
letter to the attorney geVterhl::
to the community at large and the
•"The rapid and Unwarranted in club will take a most active part in
Washington. Aug. 18.— President
Wilson has directed Attorney Gen
eral McKeynolds ^o in\t>«jigato recenincreuses in prices of foodstuffs
and to take up the question whetdier
any persons responsible can he pros
ecuted.
crease in the prices of fntulstuffa III
this country upon the pretext of the
conditions existing in Europe is so
serious and vita! a matter that 1 a in
taking the liberty of calling your at
tention to it.
.
of
m «< )i
ciri umstanej-s
1913 would not be. built Antil nlxtut
the year 1920.
Last week C ity Engineer William*
to
th e p [u .e o f l o u d a n d I lie d l l l i r u l t i e s
of 11 \ nig
ious for the people of Alachua county
of advice would intimate’ that it will
to kvflld this year.
be several years yet before we havo
t t t *
the pleasure of receiving our bills in
According.to the report on Occu
the no w poi t- o ffice.
pations recently issued by- the Di
That is it will be several years
rector William J. Harris, of the IJuunless we can do something regard
renu of the Census. Department of
ing the new building for "there i* tfi>
Commerce,' there were 322,08.7 perrea-ori -„why tin- architects dffice at
sijiis 10 years of age and over in Flo
W i-litugton should be so far behind
rida in 1910 engaged in gainful'o c
with the work. Hon. Frank Clark
cupations. The gainful worker» thus
is now the Chairman of ¿he Public
formed 42,8 per cent of the total popBudding* Committee and since he
, .
.
,
, .
. f t
..illation of thc
tile State t(752.6191
152.019 and
obtained the appropriation for Snn-'*“'
. , .
. ,
. . , .
« . „ t i _____ , „ 57 per cent of ilia population It) years
ford he can be depended upon to ,
..
. . i
« ,
o age and over <564. 722k In li,»00
hur-v tthe
mutter a
along
...
he matter
long A little wnrkl
"the 201,570 gainful workers of the
uio g tins line would lie of great
State formed 38.1 percent of the
of A k Powers, (mu. tj_ liurring, lul|. and the Commercial Club* and
population and 62.1 per cent of the
and T P Sines was appointed to the citizens in geni’ ral should strive population tih4 <‘ar» of age and over.
solicit fumls for the advertising to have the work start before the
The male gainful workers in 1910
year .1920. if it
necessary to wait
•ainpaign for the ensuing year
ut 1 1926 ftir the tnuldiug we may . ..
...
.
•
| t W .o t l l - l l d r o u g h t t i t t h e i j l - ' l l of all males Id^ears of age ami over
a
well
forget
about
it
and
he
contío,, of t h e it'il, that
in tip Im iti
is compared witJi 16.1.989, or 80,7
ttii.it other was i-iM-nt tul during t he 1 te* i with a Republican postmaster
per cn it. m i960 T h e iemale gainwinter season now up|irouchlttg and sod the present inadequate building.
ful workers in 1910 numbered 7d,l6l
that proper)) placed io-fori* tbr A. C*
i he Sanford Hotel ( n.* in pefor '27 5 per cent nf all thè feitmles 10
I. It;, th e , would lineile to Mich U f' ‘ t good t.iilii have sold tin' lot at
veao of agi* and over a i compared
rrque-t and thv f lliowmg eiimmitti'i a verç reasonable price expecting
wiih 67,581. tir 20.6 iier cent in 1914.
wa- a pi.....lied to wait* upon th* t)'«* building would In- elected at once
iI t» 4•
take, either by »¡i; of ilivestirne nt j concerted action of the club
or lega) pro,. w, sr 1 whnr federal
A committee cnhiposed of It J.
legislation
, wnubi in your judge- Molly. W F. Watson, J I* Davisoi»,
meni be justitialile and warrajvtutde* A K. Yowell and K F Householder
III t lie eiri Uftlstances
were appointed by the president to
“ I (eel ih.it this is a n t i l e r w h i c h attend the next meeting of tile hoard
we cannot lei pass without trying to of county commissioners and urgti
serve the country Certiiinlylhernu1 Upon them the necessity of a better
road bi t wei n Su Ilford ami (Iveido.
try m ight to to d e f e n d e d ¡1 p o s s ib le
V I iname tnrntltlllee composed
ag a llis i met, w h o w o u ld take u d v . i i i
titge
tect at Washington stating that about 12 million dollars worth of pub, .....
, .
lie buildings are on the way and in
process of formation and all of those
whose appropriutiomOTere made in
THE
London, A ue |.v-A dispati-h Imin
Paris to the Huvas Agency ui>?
I uh fully >ours,
euch troops hs\e orrnpied t h«
W .....Ito.. \\ d ,I|,
tos H of Schirineck, t wi I\ tilonn-ter- , > ic to ■!
(geven and «me hall mile!•>■;..>i,. i
|h p r i - f l d i ' H t l o o k u j i t l u , | u e Saales, in Alsace.
tum
I miri-uhiiig j>ruis thè tir->t
Thcy
tu o k , 'twelve
lield cuu*. tlimg mi f-’ridav and w»-> irn|'res*ed
twclve Caissons and elgiit r.i|ad tire l>\ tlu- presf-ttr«' "f the >nuatioii Ile
.. t «ime i|, •vd< d t luti l> gal urtimi
gups
The Krenrh vavalry then pu»loii -hould io- >;lkctl li JIU<alli!e alili thilt
' On to Muelhach and Luteeth u Uo i' if (bere w>re no law iiiverìng the ojii.-ial- \
STAEDILY PUSHING T H E IR
WAY AH EAD TH R O U G H
M E U SE VALLEY
London, Aug. 18.- Official dl»patches say Greece hat received in
formation that Turkish troops . artcrossing Bulgarian territory
and
Ing in the direction of Greece. Ths
Hellenic government, in consequence
of these reports, has notified Turkey
that if thisCnew* should be confirmed
corresponding military and naval
l.i vv
le g n i l a t m u
s lio o ld *
la*
l‘ Connell'
f
o M>
Uugbltn
and .C ItI Walkerka.ig.tnn ami
Wal o-r.
The mutter Citile St John's river
being designated as lile hait ( i b i s *
Inland Water toute and the preieut
.
1
inland edititi •*,-coming
coining government
governin'
forward through the Valley *6f tho
Meuse, and still more extensive dpcrulions are In progress along tho Al
sace-Lorraine frontier, where The
•French and Gorman armies are in
contact, Japanlutssentanultirnatum
to Germany demanding tho with
drawal of German warships from tho
Orient and the evacuation of Kiau
Chau, a German protectorate in
anti enhance the vulue of their otherj'
Shuuld anyone desi re to ennstrurt
holdings
rute ul
no, . ng- but
out *at the
' -e present
prese
formula, of thè late
passed
ìmdd
ng
he
,oke
seem
to
ho
n
i
c
,
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KAISER ST A R T S FOR FRONT
t t t b '" a ! « - n o i l i t e f ir u s id c iil c o n id
people of Sanford and the lot will
ni t * ¡ ... i , ,„.|
,
. ,
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¡.i
wood! of the IIIiif«• is to l»e found in
London, Aug. I * - A Reuter «lie- j ered that m tuina i a.«i*s the Increan-s
Huive w liisk.-r» on it before it become*
... . .
T1
patch from Paris kivs :i mi-eaigc re A e r i w l i i l l t t i l l ) ' l * t it'ui h ie W h e n h e
,
,
Gadsden county,
H ond a.
I he
a Jioatoliilre
, ,¡ o,,
gtipher wood
w, muI" Ii» known
knmvn scientlhcally
sdentitìcally
V
gopher
ceived there' fruti Merlin .«■ t •■ =•i.-. i i. t u- ti fd ! it \l t
W i-nli'- *’ 11 it I f " 1" ” - ’*
■li op
nt' l|)
♦*> the
t ti - Ml
1 iketi
T,...
, , Tatiielta ,.„,1
I.uiml
Ton-ya
unii it i* fitund
lV*tha|. l1u>‘ Genua' 1. tt11 •r■••
..I k.ui ,
f » ¡ - , ' o o . - e l f .it.
■.. i ■' • -..»•) tr r- -, i- - f .1 in w; i e
Nation l a c i n g Meal l a m i n i
•n tlu- (i.i'bdi'U cimili) vidi Hf
r-r this morning lor Mates vjt'ti n
h.i d '•••,
' ’ ' ••Iti- ■ ' oí H '
h'Oi-i the
Inr- .ilei R' presentiti \*
‘ thè Apala' lionlit .riter. for -i «listalice
general start.
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^
i-.llllng un 11,1- 'll |u«r ' tt.1 n! lit 1 Oil rega(dlllg *it me.
F
ed
erai,"!
se veti or nglil nllles below tilt'
Economic expert« ol the
> |t ll-s t lo il
G E R M A N -F O R C E S ARE
surveyed thp lot recently purchased
the upbuilding of Sanford nnd Sem by the government anti staked it off
measures will be taken Immediately
inole County during the neat twelve qnd it was the hope of the people
fair, which, he said, was a tremend by Greece.
that work on the now building would
months.
ous mistake, and which ho was anx
President luiko called the meeting commence at once, but this last word
The German forces are pushing
to order at eight o'clock and stated
that it was time for the Club to get
7 -* —
“ 1 would he very much obliged if busy upon the eve of another full
London, Aug. 18,-Tho official presa
bureau of the war office and ndmi- you would advise me whether there anil whiter season and clearly and
rslity has issued a statement saying is, under th c slating law. any action concisely stated the many good
that French troops, in the course of which lite department of justicj things to be accomplished by the
k rapid advance along the valley of
the Schiriperk. have taken a ihou«ind prisoners.
The scene of the lighting of the
list few .days in the upper Iln u r
announcement continue», -now- she
I great destructive effect of the lire of
the allied artillery Tre nrhes ithnndCned by the enctfVv art* till*->1 with
dead and wounded
Postmaster Haskins has received
a letter from.the Supervising Archi
•PROM OVER THE STATE
•
General Manager Wurdsworth, of
the Alachua County Fair, is calling
the attention of proposed exhibitors
to; the necessity for beginning pre
parations at once of the products
they propose to put on display at
the November fair. In conversation
* " * * ■ *
yesterday bo announced that ho
wanted to caution the people against
waiting too long before turning close
attention to this work. His experi
ence,- he said, with first year fuira'ifi
counties was that the uvornge man
qnd woman paid no attention to the
exhibits they proposed to make dnlll
just previous to the opening of the
,„
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China.
*
This territory comprises o n area
of '2U0 square miles, with 200 square
miles additional in the buy: Tsing
Tau. tho seat of the Governor of tho
territory, is the jmrt where tho Gor- *
man warships mijiillhteiPut the out
break of hostilities.
Japan's ultimatum gives Germ any
until August 23 to comply with her.
demtkmls. Awing to cable interrup- »
tinns. however.* Japan has not been
abb' tu deliver the ultimatum to Gor- many, a n d ^ it is announced ‘ front '
Washington that ths United States
»il undertake this task.
I'ukin reports that three British
regiments have been ordered t'o witlilliemitdves in reuadinexs lb go ’ ahoard transj)Orts,.und it is presumed
they will co-operate with the Ju[»a-npxse land fbrees, if the force of arms
is resorted to.
In Tokio, the Japanese tdt mntum
ha* treat.ol a deep impression, and
the l.tpaiH't-'d' Premier and Foreign
lister hav'e counselled the Jnpafnl•st• to maintain a calm ultidude.
A slate of seige has boon proclaim
ed In Bulgaria.
* ' .
•Tho ’ Utiited States cruise,ra, Ten-
mercé and department of justice to
Walter Adorns, ol Louisville, Ky..
junction of the Chattahoochee and
DEPARTURE CONFIRM ED
report what uetion they Aere taking^
present und interested in San- Government are giving the high cost
Flint rivers, and along the banks of
London, Aug. D i-A » Amsterdam I’tesideni Wilson’ s interest in the for,j
o
f
living
problem
thotightful
consid
railed upon to make'a Tew
the Nile, in Egypt. During recent
dispatch' to. the Central Nrwa. says.
dt uni mu, however, was wholly a part *f,.|,l;ir ks ¡«nil gave his i m j(Vessi on* ol eration^ and are Investigating Whe
years the tree, which grows to goo«J- nAiee an d’ North Carolina, bearing »
Berlin-reportsLtliat thu Gcrnuui F.m- from That jyid hn probably wtmbl
from the viewpoint of thrU,l*I* prires of nti.t
I
, . .
.
gold for A merits ns In’ Europe, havo .
th e c it y
culture. Inis iu«t compieteli a ly »'xe. and in some respects resem'Pcror has left for the front.
h*«- , t , i k > o irti.>n Iti-fore lind it not f t ra tig* r u nt prospeell ve investii: of Agr
K
.arrived
at FMmouth.
bb-s the pine, has attracted u great
•
Le a v e s
for
- A Reuter diLob don,* Aug
patch from St !’•tersbtirg says t hi'
Empress.
.-Russian
Emperor and
I’ rince Alexis am! the Imperial guard
Duchesses hiTie left for Moscow.
•t
WILL EXPEL EM M IES
London, Aug. 18.- A special dis
patch received hero says that
trinns and Germans will be expelled
from Monaco in accordance with an
agreement between France and the
Principality. *
WILL T R A N SM IT MESSAGE
‘ Washington, Aug. 18.-Uw(ing to
cable interruption, Japan ha* not
been able to deliver its ultimatum
to (iermnny and the .Upited States
wiH undertake to com m unicate it t"
Berlin.
BULGARIA BESIEGED
London, Aug..18.-The official bu
reau issued a statement today saying
that a state of siege bud been official
ly proclaimed in Bulgaria. '
,
T“
^
AUSTRIANS INVADE SERVIA
London, Aug. I8.-A Vionmj dis
patch ' to
Reuter’s Telegraph Co
J«ys it is somi-offlcially announced
that ^ho Austrian troops have invad
ed Servia at lovcral points.
F. J. SchumpcM is in the city Tor
a few days much to the gratification
of "his many friends. Pa is still in the
r*- «toploy Jof. tho. Southern Railway
demonstrating the farm p:oduct* of
AlaUma, Georgia uni the Carolina»,
and at present'making headquarters
itl Alabama. He ramo down to ciose
» deal for his fine firm on Union Avo
»nd wo all hope that Belling his farm
will not cut him o ff our ylgltlng list
for he numbers his friends in San
ford b>t his acquaintances,
f#V, Cipi-
;
( It
Walker made i. most hupp',
It
H o lly ,.
addroiw U|tntt the biilkjlieuding of ltd
,,t ,,k'. ■* "f the depart men, lake front. Major I’ow.-r* upon tl"
'I
♦f» “jU!*ii*e tlimagliout tile colini r) dub arid the social featitr*'« us a get
tíj IUr*11
and i itXesttgif-prs of the department together proposition. Judge Herring
of inrnmeri'e are a virria ble to collect, upon tin cluh a* the motive power
«.vide nec fur .any action the attorney behind Sanford and -the work of
generili muy think warranted. The similar organizations. Tho*. Emmyt
department of labor also lja* a corpi Wilson upon Sanford from the recol
which has become very export in lections of a pioneer and the progross
eathering evidence of the inrreiTRed of the city, and many others gave
”
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short talks that were very helpful
cost ofOliving..
and demonstrated the feeling of the
coinmutrity as to the great work of
the clui>.
I l l i s r MAYOR
*
In all tho meeting wns one’ of the
best
that has been held in some time
Mr. D L. Thrasher of Sanford, is
and
before
adjourning it was decided
visiting at the home of his sister
her«' lie expresses himself ns being thnt the club .meet every two weeks
very much pleased with this part of in order t o ' get started upon the
the state, and would remain longer great work of boosting Sanford and
hut his position of mayor o f the, Seminole County, and the next meet
little city of Sanford will not permit ing should be larger if possible.
Tho Club will meet again on Fri
a prolonged absence •( le.irwater Sun.
day night, August 28th, and there
will bo many interesting^ details tq
lilt A N A N— L IE N H ART
be given at this meeting and a full
attendance is desired. The Club ex
Mr. Chas. A- Bra nan, o f Orlando pects to take on new life and many
und Mis« Hertha H. LienhaU. of new members and there will be a
Oviedi/T wi re united in marriuge Sat great awakening among the men of
...... .............
.. get w
_ w____
urday afternoon at four o 'clock at .......
Sanford
nnd a..........
general
together
h a te b i 'i i V " '
M u st otv
t h e 'le a i l l in t h e
White
■*Ai«ns of th« meat-produci itg urnpuili
<•( .the L’JUted Stai, und tind* that drat ol attention from scientists and
t her«' 'hit' iu»'ii a d«'crcase of 1.18'!- many have visited Chattahoochee
1)0 lo ad nnd ill ini rea»«- of f I 76,5.10.- for i In- purpii-.' of studying the tree
UDd ill value during the (last year. pi its uu 11ve suite.
i : i
On January'I. 1911. the herd num
Lake City u the proud possessor
bered 144,607,000 compnrqd with
uf a lire truck,, wjiich. increase? the
148,690,000 bea «i a y«*ar ago
Tho bulk of the nntion's decreased I «tlicioncy of the fire department to a
meat supply is in the swine -herd.
Compared with Inst year the number
o f ’hogit In the United States has dim
inished 2,185,OOf) head; rattle 175,000
head and sheep-4,763,000 head. The
major portion of the increased val
ues is'credited to jhe beef-'/nimals.
The’ value oi all cattle, excluding
milch cows. ‘ when compared with
last year, shows an increase of
688.000; swine have gained $9.842.000 in value, while sheep hnvo drpec«a.'itl 11,476.000.
NEW ( rOCA COLA PLANT
The Sanford CocaCola BottlingCo,
bavHig moved into their new Home
on First Street take pleasure in jn viting all their customers nnd ‘the
buhllc in general to call In aAd in
spect their new fuctory.
All employees will bo glad to show
th e
Methodist parsonage, at Orlando
¡g bound to accomplish visitors the up to date and sanitary
Dr. J. E. Wray officiating. The besj great things for our city.
way in, which Coca Col* and Soda
wisjw* of a host of friends go WRh
Waters are bottled, as well as the
the young couple.
syatim
gt washing and sterilizing
FLORIDA PACT(\RÍES
the bottles every time before they
in v e s t ig a t in g h ig h c o s t
Florida has more thtftf 5,000 manu are filled again and explain anything
farturing establishments of all kituls thnt could be of Interest to their
Washington.
Aug.IB.-Rcporta to* with a total Capital investment of vUitif?*
the depart ment of justice today show about $76,000,000. In these estalv. NEW RESTAURANT
that the investiffationlntofoodprlraJUahniÌnìa nagriÿ 90,000 jveoplo are
great extent-. The truck is seventy
horse-power, with tripb* pumps and
1002 feet of hose, ijxtrtt lenght lad
ders and all improvements. Tho en
gineer from the manufacturer will
make a practical demonstration on
the streets in s short time.
t t I
Two-llrilish phipa have sailed from
Pensacola in spite of the fact that
the German cruisers are seizing every
ship they can get their hands on.
They ure tho first to leave since the
war was declared between Germany
and England, but it is thought others
will leave if arrangements can be
made. The Oceans sailed with a car
go of over three million feet of lum
ber, bound for Genoa Italy, while
the Altaon sailed with, two hundred
and forty six thousand bushels of
wheat for Liverpool.
.
t t Î
,
It is thought that the fiint rock
deposits In the Everglades will save
the rity of Miami about $100,000 In
Its program of paving. It is estimated
that about éO.OOO yards of the rock
will bo needed and tho coat will ho
$3.50 delivered’ through tho Lauder
dale canal. This'rock will have to be
used au the-Surface rock »murid tho
c l t is too soft for tho paving oper
ations.
•
is progressing in every state and al employed at a total Wage of $42/100,0TMr.
Tho Bell Restaurant will open'on
most all .the large citiea Federal 000: Florida has great lines of indus
leave
August
19th
in
the
Hines
Building
try
which
arc
so
widely
known
that
Grand Jury is now sitting in-Chicago
where
and will be the medium for the Chi iijieAmay not have been1 Improved 115 First St. Meals and .short orders
joying
will
be
served.
Furnished
room*
up
by
(he
fact
tjiat
in
manufacturing
cago. in q u iry according to a sUle-
ment made b y -district attorney Wil- surpasses a number of oldirr.'Statea. stairs. Klen Ever Proprietor.
104 3tp.
•
Industrial Index.
Idnson. •
•<)*
, / f,
■klfeih
nnd Mrs Wiener E xpect to
today for C o r o n /lo
Beach
they will spend \ month en
the solt breezes.and Billy will
fish in the endeavor- to break the
A «J 'O R T S M A N ’ S PARI DISK
The Herald has always contended
that Sanford offerqd pmre to the
sportsman of the country than any
other section of tho United States
and facts nnd figures can bo obtain
ed to prqvn tho statement. Thera
may ta> places that offer lutger game
but none pliers >qch 4 variety and
to tlm Sanford man who knows tho
possibilities of his city the stories
of the north and northwest where
one little fish or a small bag of game
constitutes a weeks sport the great
fishing and hunting grounds of the
xT»*
3
1a
Upper St. Johni river am grjst. íi■
-yf
Thefe is no season of tho year that
th fish’ermun cannot have a good •
days sport on the upper St. Johns
river or the myriad of fine clear
water lukea abounding in Suminolo
county.
Ai one instance of tho sport to be
found hero Geo. A. DoCottes, the «.
well known attorney of this city re
turned yesterday from a «lay spent
on the upper river and brought la c k
- j fifte bass that made an average
weight of 124 pounds of fish tho
largest weighing lfg»*j pounds and
it pro,baldy-Weighed more, at the
tirno of rapture. Th« entire string
was placed on a line if) th e’ Sdnford
House grounds apd a1photo made of
them and if any other section of the
United States can show anything
better for a few hours spurt the Her
ald will take harkmir assertions. Other
part* of Florida may do equally a*
win! but certainty no other sta te can
come up to the mark,and we doubt
If any other part of Florida cin of
fer such diversified sport aa Semi
nole county and especially the
upper St. John* river.
What a place for the new tourUt
hotel here In Sanfdrd.
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AUGUST I
lar as over, t)U w »t*ry «tom-house
little homo instead of m aking her trouble.'
H. H. Chappel haa enclosed hla ■till abounding in th e fltusy tribe and
self a -member of any other family.
Sho was seventy-eight yearn of age, porch w ith screen And is now paint free to ail who, will come. Last week
capable an d cheerful, living ‘quietly ing. hip homo the most bcautlf«! of there were five fish' fry«, there. A
‘V” T
and a tten d in g io her own affairs, all eolom" for a country homo-white. party ol some eight' ot ten from Or
A B U N C H O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S F R O M C O R R E S F O N Mm. II. M. Gilbert is recovering, lando are spending several days and
up to w ith in , a short tim e of her
froth
q u ite a serious illness of several two Geneva families are also enjoy
. D E N T S — E V E N T S O F S E M IN O L E C Q U N T Y — E F F IC IE N T
death. Mrs, Sm ith hei'self, is now
ing the breeses of th e lake.
’wrecks.
quite ill/ b u t a t last accounts, was
R E P O R T E R S C O V E R T E R R IT O R Y F O R H E R A L D
Mm. Tarbel a n d daughter, Miss
"T
h
e
drawbridge
a
t
Genova
forry
improvimg, a n d we Jiope will soon
Thusa,
enjoyed a day in Sanford
is receiving a coat of p aint, Mitch
be fully recovered.,’
talk
on
w
h
itjllttle
children
,may
<lo
last
week,
going elver as gueats o(
.CHULUOTA SNAPSHOTS
Mm. Sm ith and*fam ily have the ell B rothers doing the work.
to he little missionaries. Following sy m p a th y .of theirvtnany Iriehcfa End
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Pattbjhall in their car.
A 'Slumber of men from the Co.
Th?J,nUCi i AtI: Cr,iNl'mcn,s Unde
Mr. nnd Mps. Roso of Lockhardt Ibi« Heading THREE CENTS
We • a re needing rain In this sec the program delicious ice oteam and acquaintances in these sad a n d se that aro fttrhlshing th e iirick for our
tion, in fact, we have been needing j cookies and grapes were*»erved.
roads were . here 1, last week. Fred spent Sunday w ith their relative» Line For Each Insertion. MinimDm
rious days *
The children had a gri-at tim e
Mr. nnei Mm. M oran, returning in ChnrKe 25 Cents,
more th an we liavo been getting,
®
Harry Garwood is sick, threaten ed Wlli/ams, d ty engineer is inspecting
playing after the refreshments were
their auto in the afternoon.
for iom o tim e. ^
tho
brick
and
th
e
poor
ones
are
be
wit,h typhoid fever, I t 'is said. Hope
Tho ice-cream supper, given for
Several oi obr jfeople are suffering served.
FLU SAI E
it
may turn out only a th re a t, and ing. replaced with good on#*. Bear
Mrs. J. Tilden Jacobs, entertained
the
B
aptist
Church
ut
th
e
hall
Inst
from colds.
(jail
A
ve.,
from
Cam
eron
C
ity
to
the young m an soon be "him self aFor «ale- ^Fyrniturv ,lt JI0 p .
Geneva Ave. will bo com pleted Thursday night was large-ly attended,
Mr. and* Mrs. H am p. Bradford the Woman’s Missionary Society, galn."
last
Thursday
flight.
The
dining
despite
the
threatening
weather.
a n d Mm. Efiie Bradford and the
Florn Pearson ims been ' in San this week“ Bricks nrc being hauled
Every thing wus sold and a very FO R sale or rent,
form ers three children, Gi/y, Bonnie rroom was attractively .arrunged.for ford for ft ‘week or more assisting in onto Geneva Avw. now.
neat sum remitted. T h e B aptist do, highlly improved Tiled land, f|0„
an d Percy, of Oxford Fla., spent the place of meeting, Mr«. N. C. the care of Mm. W. H. T aylor, who
. GENEVA IT E M S t
indeed, feel-g n fteJu l. to -a ll who bo
W ednesday night with Mrs.' M. fi. Jaco b s conducted tho-m eeting and lias been q u ite sick, b i \ is up nnd
iu. .w ith .in u t. ; -riMim-irmr.,. well I«.
Mrs RlUaA nd
- ‘J L im lT d i; mi&efTil: aiul r n tr d . ' A. I*. Connely. io'j y ,
Jacobs on their way to F t. Taylor, led us through our su b je c t‘“ Missions around again.
.
*
land who have been visjting Mrs. J.
in Flpridoli very e n tertai^in g ijr
to visit Mrs. Annie Simmons.
, 102. ,*f *'
'""Frances Pearson is a t home again W. D avid left last week to continue bo liberally patronised th is.su p p e r; nolia Ave,
M i« Be7tha W h .^ p v rr V - 9 » ttr fv j —
t i f f e d - r m T *<>rienF song pracand
also
extend<thanks
to.
the
owners
after a visit of several weeks nt their vacation tho form er going out
of the beautiful piano for the music
F o r aile-A t a disrurmvday a n d S u n d ay visiting friends a t tlco which wrf* much enjoyed. The Loughman,
am ong th e m ountains of the West, which was much enjoyed,
young men were invited to join, the
ship in Sanford
D aytona.
Mr. and M rs. B. W. S m ith,J r. ami the la tte r visiting on the East Coast^
M ist Rosa Jacobs Is visiting her youpg ladles in these services and
Geneva had a -lackey party nt O w ner unable to us.. It un,|
b ab y -b o y ire visiting their pareqts.
Mm. W ingevof Jacksonville, rep LakeuIlatncy-laaL-w eek which affordit
isquite
pleasant
to
note
.the
in
Blister?“ MrSTTIllto. Aulln a t Oveido
-aohL .at-a. w c r if tr e .- E n ,,,,^ 1 ! ^ " ,
F. very body in sorry to hear that resentative of the Serves ■Kwart -C®v
terest manifested by them. We hope
this- week.
. . . .
,
ed an-ahum fcuifg uf fuie lor all who OflVce.-l03-‘tf.
Mrs. W. (?. Cleveland is "reaJly and displayed these (foods last Thursday
Mm Litxie Jacobs who was called to 'see' the cause still continue To
attended. J m lly , m others
coulft
For Sale- 10 acres n ty farm, tiki
tru ly ” selling ‘o u t’ at B anana Lake,’ at the store of L. M. Rehblnder
prftsper.’
to Oveido owing to the illness of her
hardly reco’g nite th eir children, or and flowing well. Also three room
preparing fo depart, fromns
Miss Clara Phillips of Sanford is husbands know their wives, so com
daughter Mm.- J.- C. ■Partin, came
house. • Terms address Box 875
perm anently. Wo arc sorry to lose such visiting n t the homo of her father.
PAOLA POINTS
home T UMthi>\ reporting Mm. Palin
ical were they dressed. Every station
energetic a n d successful, people.
101-ltp
Mm. J. R. H uddleston left last in life was represented.irom the clod ______________
fom c better.- • • ■ ■■
-1
S
aturday
for
a
two
weeks'
visit
to
Again .our Uttie neighborhood haa
Mr. a n d Mm. C. D. Brundey
hopper to the dude, from the bash
F o r S a l e - 1910 Cadillac tou ine
M O O R E ’S STATION
her daughtor, Mrs. Yerke« in Jack ful school-girl to the abom inablo old car ior. J400.00, just overhauled in
left W ednesday for a short vacation been sad d en e d . by a "•* visitation
•
Sunday th e 16th Rev. B artlette, sonville. t 3
which will be spent a t Mr. Brumleya from the "ste rn m auradcr". On the
maid. The com m ittee, Messrs. Dooly good running shaf*. Sanford MsRev
Hope
of
Oveido
passed
evening of August 3rd, Mrs, Ferrell, of E nterprise will bo here to preach
boyhood home ln Miss. *
)
82-tfe
McLain and Bonnel, decided W. L. chine & Garage.
- Mm. J. R. Johnson left last week m other of Mm. B. W. Sm ith, passed morning nfternoon and evening, through Geneva last T hursday from Seig and Mrs. C .' W, Culpepper, the
I or Sale T wo good horses tnd
Titusville, where he a tte n d ed - con dude and the ojd m aid, deserved the
for a vacation to be spent In 111 quietly aw ay, the death coming very everybody wekeo me.-Come.
sp rin g whgon. Inquire of Coro Cols
J. Tilden Jacobs spent Wednesday suddenly and * unexpectedly. Mrs.
Rev. T. B. ' Lawrence, wife "nnd ference. .
prise-n pum pkin pie,Miss Ethel Rjose of Lockhardt, . The election of .school trustees B ottlin g (¿0,______________ 80-tfc
In Orlando attending business a f Ferrell hail been ill for a b o u t.tw o daughter, Ml«» M afgaret, are moving
weeks, but was never considered back from Jacksonvile and will re has been visiting ber au n t, Mrs. lastweek resulted in Messrs Kiliice,
fairs.
,
F or Sale or R ent—Two nice redMiss Sadia BlA'tkburn 1» visiting i«-u dangerous condition and seemed side in their home on Beardhail Ave. Moran for several days.
W. B. Raulcrspn a n d Homer Nich donees at a bargain. W J'Thigpen,
,\Jr. a n d Mrs Mcssingill. who re
Miss Bessie Hodges nt Christ mad veiy much better, well started on the
Mr. and Mm. R. L. Grier a n d chilolson being chosen. *
_.___________
'O-q
cently
moved to Geneva from Chui
roiid
to
recovery.
Only
a
few
hours
tjlen have retu rn ed from their visit
this week.
S." I’.'ftm ith i s 'tlit ‘proud owner of
Quite a number Irom here atte n d ed | before the-end, she was sitting up in in C harlotte N . C.
Grier brought luota have found it necessary to re an auto-truck to use in connection For Sale- Wiinlmill with 70 (O0{
steel tower, in good condition, alio
church a t Christmas, Sunday. ’
bed, holding a l i t t l e ‘grandchild,and back a nice team of. milles to use on turn to their former home iq Tenne- wit It his business.
30i) gallon cypress tank, rhejp.for
*ec,
leaving
lust
T
hursday.
*
playing
with
it.
She
m
ade.no
comhis
farm.
The picnic last Friday, w as n very
cash. W.V. Rushing, Sorrento, FU.
C,
W.
C
u
lpepper
has
been
on
the
playit
of
feeling
worse,
hut
alm
ost
Mr.
and
M
rs.
Win.
Wood
are
pleasant affair. The racing in the
I0‘j -tp . .
cripple,
list
for
several
days,
suffering
afternoon a ttrac ted quite a crowd.’ im m ediately nfter eating her supper, building thcmsel\nea a littio house
from
an
Inflamed
foot.
on land they recently purchase'd ’of
M rr.. P. E. Culley U'VtsRIng her pi-acef u ll£ breathed her last.
F or suie nt n bargn in. i- 1 live to
Miss Blanch Pattishall is home
Mm Ferrell had been >a resident F ran k Cowan on ’ •Caincrony Ave.
pa rents a t Conway this week. • •
far nv ny canno t ntt« mt to this IS
Dr. nnd M rs. Hein m ater o f Cam again aflfjx a stay of pevcral weeks
Mr. a n d Mm. J. Tilden Jacobs of Florida for Pearly -half a century,
«crea of Celery Dell t ;i t t'atnrrou'
coming
here
from
Georgia
soon
after
eron
Ave. have returned north and to different pylntii in th e -state.
entertained the Sunbeam band at
•irre* irriIf you .ever saw anyone made sick C ity . Sanford, Fla.
Mrrs. Fannie I,ee a n d her datlghth eir, home Saturday evening. A the close iff the Civil War, with her ’rented their farm to Mr. Clifford
gated nnd tiled. fin** r, ] il k tlMrisj’
ter,
M
ildred,
of
Sanford
are
visiting
i
by
calomel
you
won’l
w
an
t‘any
more
hide bower was arranged out-doors, husband nnd infant daughter. For Bell's brother 61 Charlotte N. C
weR. If you w 1nt 1
r>-* id fits* '
calomel yourself T here's nq real rea
enclosed with pot plants and flowers. tho [wist several years, she has lived Mr Beil, we .understand ‘ haft ‘taken Mr*. Lee’s fatlwr, Mr Vaughn.
celery
and p<> AI O \ 1 <1 •gstsU*
son
w
hy
a
'person
should
take
it
Mrs.
Williams,
who
has
been
in
The rod nnd blue flower* making a htrt< in a tiny house of her own, in- possession a n d Iir. ami Mrs. Del«-,
land go ami b>< k ‘at thi'* a mi auk*
very p retty effect f combined with near her daughter's, as she was an m ater are leaving this week for t h .ir Miami for quite a while, is now with anyw ay,, when fifty cents will buy u inr an offer. 'I roll.-v f- •U Ssr.fori
grey moss. The program consisted j especially indepe ndent nnd energetic old home in Chicago, III, where tbo her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Harri large bottle of D odson's Liver Tone- run* [last the l.l lid LTi"W
IS as the
l^ike Harney continues as popu-, n good remedy th a t perfectly ami
of songs, recitations prayers, and a I character, a n d preferred her own .D r can be treated ftir' his nerve
i
’oweil
!•unn
Joshua
Mlike
offer to
safely takes the plqee of dangerous
...i. in.', ;
i
■
I . . .
;i; ( b.- 1
calomel, which is only another lortti owner. .?. V .
N
rxt
,of dearly and poisonous mecury. Hump dead. 1.
Dodson's Liver T one is a pleasantFor Sale In « I»« r
' • ft *cm
tasting v e g e ^ ile liquid which will about three n b - f r..e • • dty.
start the Jivct just us surely as calo also t wo eholii
drinj ■
|P , 4
mel, uiul which has ut>*olutply no e it en p for rn
* kawi
after-effects.
, '
\ 4,1»
nn r;i**y llTîlle
* Te ( t ‘
f'liildron and grown people use Herald •dill •
Dodson's L iv e r-Tone without uny
For sale 0- • , ■ ;
restriction of habit or <!••■! I,. It
i«tlf 1VAO |#10 ‘
urt
Phillips & Co ■1*! q and pturunte,
vifl. ;
*V to tirke the J til • ol C.
I. j|i ,| : out h if Sc t .
w.
. .*
•ill refund jo u r 1. 01 ■> . 1 tim e jf it w.»y. ü ro*»i »
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ti
M
»
bon
fi
py
at
1
1
fails in your case.
c l a s s if ie d
ADVERTISING"
ten_____ —
SICKENED BY
CALOMEL
“ NEMO”
CORSETS
SPECIALS
EVERY
WEEK
Additional Classified Ads
Will soon be here.
Los t-l»;t wentj Sanford am i Beartiall
Ave., T u esd aj- nfternoon
Ai>g .1
White crociiet b a n d i.>g v.qli .1 J.’,
coupon book from IV A Caldwells,
an d (our ju rd s oi blue ribbon, two
yqrds while luce, a n d a little silver
change. Finder please re tu rh to DH a rt’s «fore, Ifeck Hammock.
Hadn’t you
better begin now making school'
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466
and ¿iris?-- Not last, or least, in
P o p Hunt— N*'« A nMYTTt roitnKF*
modern. J. Mui*on, ffui .I’alnwtta
?’
100-41p . "
we have the most beautiful lot of
I __
ginghams, cheviots and percales.
.
with clothes of qual
ity.
*
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t
For R ent— Five acre* gi>*»l celery
land, one and a half m ile - lrom Han
ford. N. n . Garner
. ■’
BUY SCHOOL
Call and have
DRESSES NOW '
your ¡measure taken.
Jurt it wo ti içdlis, lo
say nt r «lockla complete
with the newest style«
corsets ar.d accessories.
We Bake Good Bread
t For the Bread Winnet!
f o r the man who works
with might and main.
Either with hands ot with
his brain.
*
*We have just received
i|;;-■ "r*"r -.
' -j-—- ‘ ~ - - m
'L>
H|§ -if . t .
'-Ha “,'pi! '
j.
800 pair of the kind espec»•
• V
a
ially /or wear at tfqhooh
. WORK SHIRTS
•
#
-
-- - -t *r
*.
%
In order to m eet the every
day need,.we have put in a
line of the famous closed sleeve
shirt.. Mr. Workingman, come
in and let us show them to you.
All'Sizes, 501?
‘ .
•_
. 3r - • T •
=■* -
taw
«
SKIRTS
Have you seen those, skirts
in our windows?'
up to $8.00.
Ch o ic e
Values
For R e n t — Completely furnished
house
with piano fqr tl“' summer.
the Best
Few step s to postoiliee. depot - n
You'll always find.
steam er dock.
dock, A. W. Brown. -0
75-tf
and Rolls,
■‘terprire. Florida
U the qnly kind,
And Here
Our Buns
Our Pics and Cuke
mil, Ai«», Ws Think, Vsur Fancy Tsks
i l. L . M i l l e r ’s
B u k e r y ,-
11
Phcmt 16S
------- ------------ ------------- ---------------113 Mctnoii*.
Î
$ 3 .9 ? :
VERWARE, OPTICAL PO O D S, ETC.
Expert Repairing
J
123 W est First S treet
SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A
A
; y* •*. * . 1
\
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< I *
’ * »/•'hp
•
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v
For R ent— Furnished office
ped w ith roll top desk, office ch»ir*
and tables. -Also a roll lop d '” *
ty p ew riter desk and o t h e r e'pj
m ent for sfllC'or rent. H e rs l'l^ ^
MISCELANEOUS______
WUhted—Plain and fattcy *«**"«'
Dreasm aking of nil kinds,
house ' oft Ka si Third street.
• (
M attie nrigeers.
^
WATCHES, i t QCK8. JEW ELRY, SIL
h b e
‘ F or R e n t - 511 Park Wc. Mr
room house, with ail conveniences.
Apply a t 507 Turk.
For R ent— Three rooms furnished
for light housekeeping
A'"’
bedroom s. Mrs. John».
' ar
IH-tic
avenue.
Good, Light Bread
School Pants
1 1„ . I„i nil m
A I' ( '‘iinrlljf,
Celery or let 1 • f .tiled, ‘J wells, pi *■j
U sto ry pew I,.- . ■
Two hundred duliar- qm
Route 2,
our minds, are •thè’
children,
for
/
.
Get in the “line-up”
^l<’r 1r' l,t.
a liody well located
109 Magnolia St
For Rent
for (
acres of good ban *■*-• V '
('nil or write A M i'* l< •
dresses and blousés for. the boys'
Coprn^r19t 4 fitfwsrd £ Stuuu & Co,
6 room collage.
11nn* of Aug .1 *
Apply to < I
or }■ I Ni Iff.! 'Jtp
A com petent gardener m ■'
m arried, wishes position 1» ,,f'
�’
'Ai
rii ~
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OFFICIAI* OIIGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— THE GAUDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD
PUBLISHED
1,
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ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
SEBI-WEEKLY
J
/A/ SA N F O R D —Life la Woith Living
VOLUME V
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SANFORD, FLO it IDA. TUESDAY. AUGUST 18. 1914
NO
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104
SENDS ULTIMATUM TO GERMANY
FOUR A U S T R IA N W ARSHIPS THE COMMERCIAL SANFORD MAY GET U L R M S itJ T R O O P S A R E
r W ERE SU N K BY THE
CLUB HELD FINE A GOVERNMENT
REPORTED M ARCH IN G
FR EN CH N A V Y
MEETING FRIDAY BUILDING IN 1920
r TO W ARD
FA ITJ'K »..
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KAISER h a s s t a r t e d f o r
AFTER I Mi: T It I STS
THE FRONT TO TAKE .
I resident U ihnn \Y ants to Kirns
COMMAND OF GER
f fiW {r ^ F F ‘sTo.v
■ » w m r-x triT O N s h o u l d b e
SEASON— FIFTY MEMBERS
TAKEN AT ONCE TO AVOID
UNNECESSARY DELAY
WERE IN ATTENDANCE
• PROM OVER THE STATE
•
T H E G E R M A N -F O R C E S A R E
General Manager W urdsw orth, of
the Alachua County F air, is calling S T A E D IL Y P U S H IN G T H E I R
the atte n tio n of proposed exhibitors
IS hy Prices Have Advanced
WAY A H E A D T H R O U G H
MAN TROOPS
to; the necessity for beginning pre
Postm aster Haskins has received
The* first early fall m eeting of the
M E U S E VALLEY
Washington. Aug. 18.—President
parations at once of th e products
Wilson has directed Attorney G en Sanford Commercial Club wua held a letter from .the Supervising Archi they propose to put on display at
f London, August 18.-A di&pa'trh to
eral McKeynolds ^o in\t>«jigato re- in the C ity Hull last F riday night tect a t W ashington stating th a t aNovem ber fair. In conversation
London, Aug. 18.- Official dl»•' Reuter's Telegram C om pany from cenincreuses in prices of foodstuffs and was a general get together meet bout 12 million dollars worth of pub- the
* " * * ■ *
, .....
, . yesterday bo announced th at ho patches say Greece hat received in
^ R ls b , Servia, under d a te of Sunday and to take up the question whetdier ing of the right' s6rt and one that lie buildings
are on the way a n d in
wanted to caution the people against form ation th a t Turkish troops . art| m yy .
any persons responsible can he pros made its impress upon the members process of form ation and all of those waiting too long before turning close crossing Bulgarian territory
and
\ *'A naval battle betw een French ecuted.
a n d ’ visitors present. The Commer whose appropriutiom O Tere m ade in
attention
to
this
work.
His
experi
Ing
in
the
direction
of
Greece.
T
hs
and Austrian warships began
ofT
cial Club seems to be Entering upon 1913 would not be. built Antil nlxtut
1
he
president
sent
the
following
ence,he
said,
with
first
y
e
a
r
fuira'ifi
Hellenic
government,
in
consequence
fiudun, Austria, in the Adriatic, at
u new era of prosperity a n d benefit the year 1920.
counties was that the uvornge man of these reports, has notified T urkey
9 ’o’clock this morning. The French letter to the attorney geVterhl::
Last week C ity Engineer William*
to the comm unity at large and the
qnd
woman paid no a tte n tio n to the that if thisCnew* should be confirm ed
•"T
he
rapid
and
Unwarranted
in
squadron, coming from the south
club will take a most active part in surveyed thp lot recently purchased
west, attacked the A ustrian warships. crease in the prices of fntulstuffa III the upbuilding of Sanford nnd Sem by the government anti staked it off exhibits they proposed to make dnlll corresponding military an d naval
-Two Austrian ironclads were sunk, this country upon the pretext of the inole C ounty during the neat twelve qnd it was the hope of the people just previous to the opening of the measures will be taken Im m ediately
fair, which, he said, was a trem end by Greece.
one was set on lire and a fourth tied conditions existing in Europe is so months.
th at work on the now building would
ous m istake, and which ho was anx
serious
and
vita!
a
m
atter
that
1
a
in
toward C attaro. The- tight lasted
President luiko called the meeting commence a t once, but this last word
The Germ an forces are pushing
ious for the people of A lachua county
taking
the
liberty
of
calling
your
a
t
over an hour.” ..
to order a t eight o'clock a n d stated of advice would intim ate’th a t it will
forward
through the Valley *6f tho
to kvflld this year.
tention to it.
.
that it was time for the Club to get be several years yet before we havo
Meuse,
and
still more extensive dp7 -* —
t t t *
“ 1 would he very much obliged if busy upon the eve of another full the pleasure of receiving our bills in
London, Aug. 18,-Tho official presa
crulions a re In progress along tho Al
A
ccording.to
the
rep
o
rt
on
Occu
bureau of the war office and ndmi- you would advise me whether there anil whiter season and clearly and the no w poi t- o ffice.
pations recently issued by- the Di sace-Lorraine frontier, where The
That is it will be several years
rslity has issued a statem ent saying is, under th c slating law. any action concisely stated the many good
rector William J. Harris, of the IJu- •French and Gorman armies are in
that French troops, in the course of which lite departm ent of justicj things to be accomplished by the unless we can do something regard renu of the Census. D epartm ent of contact, Japanlutssentanultirnatum
ing the new building for "there i* tfi>
k rapid advance along the valley of take, either by »¡i; of i li vestirne nt j concerted action of the club
Commerce,' there were 322,08.7 per- to Germany demanding tho with
A com m ittee cnhiposed of It J. rea-ori -„why tin- architects dffice at
the Schiriperk. have taken a ihou«- or lega) pro,. w, sr 1 whnr federal
sijiis 10 years of age and over in Flo drawal of G erm an warships from tho
legislation
, wnubi in your judge- Molly. W F. Watson, J I* Davisoi», W i-litugton should be so far behind
ind prisoners.
rida in 1910 engaged in gain fu l'oc Orient and the evacuation of Kiau
The scene of the lighting of the meni be justitialile and warrajvt u tde* A K. Yowell and K F Householder with the work. Hon. Frank Clark cupations. The gainful worker» thus Chau, a German protectorate in
were appointed by the president to is now the C hairm an of ¿he Public
list few .days in the upper I ln u r III t lie eiri Uftlstances
China.
*
formed 42,8
, per
. cent of th. e total popattend
the next meeting of tile hoard Budding* Com m ittee and since he
“ I (eel ih.it this is a n t i l e r which
announcement continue», -now- she
This
territory
comprises
on area
(752.6191 and
,
, the
. appropriation
. f fort Snn-'*“'
..illation of. thc
tile
, . State t. 152.019
,
of '2U0 square miles, with 200 square
I great destructive effect of the lire of we cannot lei pass without trying to of county commissioners and urgti obtained
.ford. he
, - can .be depended
« . „ t i ____
,„
57
per
cent
of
ilia
population
It)
years
upon to ,
..
the allied artillery Tre nrhes ithnnd- serve the country C ertiiinlylhernu1 Upon them the necessity of a better
. . iaalong
« ,little wnrkl o age. . .and over <564. 722k In li,»00 miles additional in the buy: Tsing
he m utter
atter
long A
Cned by the enctfVv art* till*->1 with try might to to defended ¡1 possible road b itw ein Su Ilford am i (Iveido. hur-v tthe
"the 201,570 gainful workers of the Tau. tho seat of the Governor of tho
V I i n a m e tnrntltlllee composed uio g tins line would lie of great
agallisi met, who would take udv.iii
dead and wounded
State formed 38.1 percent of the territory, is the jmrt where tho Gor- *
titge of m«< )i ciri umstanej-s
to of A k Powers, (mu. tj_ liurring, lu l|. and the Commercial Club* and population and 62.1 per cent of the man warships mijiillhteiPut the out
the citizens in geni’ral should strive
London, A ue |.v-A dispati-h Imin the p[u.e of loud and I lie dlllirulties and T P Sines was appointed to to have the work start before the population tih4<‘ar» of age and over. break of hostilities.
solicit
fumls
for
the
advertising
Japan's ultim atum gives G erm any
The male gainful workers in 1910
Paris to the Huvas Agency ui>? of 11 \ nig
year .1920. if it
necessary to wait
until August 23 to comply w ith her.
I uh fully >ours, • ainpaign for the ensuing year
euch troops h s \e orrnpied t h«
...
.
•
|t W.o tll-ll drought tit the ijl-'ll- ut 1 1926 ftir the tnuldiug we may . ..
W .....Ito.. \\ d ,I|,
of all males Id^ears of age ami over demtkmls. Awing to cable in terru p - »
tos H of Schirineck, t wi I \ tilonn-ter- , > ic to ■!
a
well
forget
about
it
and
he
cont í o, , of t h e i t ' i l , t h a t
in tip Imiti
is compared witJi 16.1.989, or 80,7 tinns. however.* Japan has not been
(geven and «me hall mile!•>■;..>i ,. i
|h
p r i - f l d i ' H t l o o k uji t l u , | u e ttii.it other was i-iM-nt tul during t he 1 te* i with a Republican postm aster
abb' tu deliver the ultim atum to Gor- Saales, in Alsace.
tum
I miri-uhiiig j>ruis thè tir->t winter season now up|irouchlttg and sod the present inadequate building. per c n it. m i960 T h e iem ale gainmany, a n d ^ it is announced ‘ front '
ful
workers
in
1910
num
bered
7d,l6l
Thcy tu o k , 'twelve lield cuu*. tlimg mi f-’ridav and w»-> irn|'res*ed that proper)) placed io-fori* tbr A. C*
i he Sanford Hotel ( n.* in pefWashington that ths United States
or
'27
5
per
cent
nf
all
thè
feitmles
10
twclve Caissons and elgiit r.i|ad tire l>\ tlu- presf-ttr«' "f the >nuatioii Ile I. It;, t h e , would lineile to Mich U f' ‘ t good t.iilii have sold tin ' lot at
»il undertake this task.
.. t «ime i|, • vd< d t luti l> gal urtimi rrque-t and thv f lliowmg eiimmitti'i a verç reasonable price expecting v e a o of agi* and over a i compared
gups
I'ukin reports that three British
The Krenrh vavalry then pu»loii -hould io- >;lkctl li JIU<alli!e alili thilt wa- a pi.....lied to wait* upon th* t)'«* building would In- elected a t once wiih 67,581. tir 20.6 iier cent in 1914.
regiments
have been ordered t'o witlii
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4
' On to Muelhach and Luteeth u Uo i' if (bere w>re no law iiiverìng the ojii.-ial- \ l‘ Connell' f o M> anti enhance the vulue of their otherj'
lliemitdves in reuadinexs lb go ’aShuuld
anyone
desi
re
to
ennstrurt
>|tll-stloil l.i vv l e g n i l a t m u s l i o o l d * la*
U
u g b lt n ami
and .C ItI Walkerholdings
ka.ig.tnn
Wal o-r.
no, . ng- but
out *at the
' - e present
prese,„ rute ul
form ula, of thè late hoard transj)Orts,.und it is presum ed
passed
The
mutter
Citile
St
John's
river
ìm
d
d
ng
he
,oke
seem
to
ho
n
i
c
,
^
^
^
^
ì n i r A "K„,*h,.r they will co-operate with th e Ju[»a-KAISER STARTS FOR FRONT
t t t b ' " a ! « - n o i l i t e f iru s id c iil c o n id
being designated as lile h a i t ( i b i s * people of Sanford and the lot will
n i t * ¡ ... i , ,„.|
,
. ,
■ . ,
¡.i
wood! of the IIIiif«• is to l»e found in npxse land fbrees, if the force of arms
London, Aug. I * - A R e u t e r «lie- j ered that m tuina i a.«i*s the Increan-s
Inland Water toute a n d the preieut Huive w liisk.-r» on it before it become*
... . .
T1
is resorted to.
patch from Paris kivs :i mi-eaigc r e Aeri wliillt till) 'l*t it'ui hie When he
.
1
,
,
Gadsden county, H o n d a .
I he
inland edititi •*,-coming
coining government
governin'
a Jioatoliilre
,
,¡
o,,
In Tokio, the Japanese tdt mntum
gtipher wood
w, muI" Ii» known
knmvn scientlhcally
sdentitìcally
V
gopher
ceived there' fruti Merlin .«■ t •■ =• i.-. i i. t u- ti fd ! it \l t
W i-nli'- *’ 11 it If " 1" ” - ’*
■li op
nt' l|)
♦*> the
t ti - Ml
ha*
tre a t.ol a deep impression, and
1
iketi
T,...
,
,
,.„,1
I.uiml
Ton-ya
Tatiielta
unii
it
i*
fitund
lV*tha|. l1u>‘ G enua' 1. tt11 • r■••
..I
k.ui ,
f »¡-,'oo.- e l f .it.
■.. i ■' • - ..» • ) tr r- -, i- - f .1 in w ; i e
the
l.tpaiH't-'d' Premier and Foreign
Nation lacing Meal lam ini
•n tlu- (i.i'bdi'U cim ili) vidi Hf
r-r this m orning lor M ates vjt'ti n
h.i d ' • • • ,
' ’ ' ••Iti- ■ ' oí H '
h'Oi-i the
Inr- .ilei R' presentiti \*
lister
hav'e counselled th e Jnpa‘ thè Apala' lionlit .riter. for -i «listalice
general start.
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i-.llllng un 11,1- 'll |u«r ' tt.1 n! lit 1 Oil rega(dlllg *it me.
fnl•st•
to
m
aintain a calm ultidude.
Economic expert« ol the F e d e r a i," ! se veti or nglil nllles below tilt'
mercé and departm ent of justice to
Walter Adorns, ol Louisville, Ky..
A
slate
of
seige has boon proclaim
junction of the C hattahoochee and
• DEPARTURE CONFIRM ED
report w hat uetion they Aere taking^
present und interested in San- Government are giving the high cost
ed
In
Bulgaria.
* ' .
Flint rivers, and along th e banks of
London, Aug. Di-A» Amsterdam I’tesideni Wilson’s interest in the for,j
railed upon to m ake'a Tew of living problem thotightful consid
•Tho
’Utiited
States
cruise,ra,
Tendispatch' to. the C entral Nrw a. says. d t uni mu, however, was wholly a part *f,.|,l;ir ks ¡«nil gave his i m j(Vessi on* ol e ra tio n ^ and are Investigating Whe the Nile, in Egypt. D uring recent
nAiee
a
n
d
’
N
orth
Carolina,
bearing
»
years the tree, which grows to goo«JBerlin-reportsLtliat thu Gcrnuui F.m- from That jyid hn probably wtmbl
I
, . .
.
gold for A m erits ns In’ Europe, havo .
the city from the viewpoint of th r U ,l*I* prires of nti.t
culture. Inis iu«t com pieteli a ly »'xe. and i n some respects resem'Pcror has left for the front.
h*«- , t,ik>o irti.>n Iti-fore lind it not ft ra tig* r u nt prospeell ve investii: of Agr
K
.arrived a t FMmouth.
■
*Ai«ns
of
th« m e a t - produci it g urnpuili bb-s the pine, has a ttra c te d u great
h a te b i'iiV " ' the 'lea ill in the White
( It Walker made i. most hupp',
und tind* that drat ol attention from scientists and
Le a v e s f o r M u s t o tv
H o lly ,.
addroiw U|tntt the biilkjlieuding of ltd <•( .the L’JUted S tai,
A « J 'O R T S M A N ’S PARI D IS K
- A R e u te r dit
her«'
'hit'
iu»'ii
a
d«'crcase
of 1.18'!- many have visited Chattahoochee
Lob don,* Aug
lake
front.
Major
I’ow.-r*
upon
tl"
,,t
,,k
'.
■
*
"f
the
depart
men,
'I
1)0 lo ad nnd ill ini rea»«- of f I 76,5.10.- for i In- purpii-.' of studying the tree
patch from St !’• t e r s b t i r g s a y s t hi' ♦f»“
The Herald has always contended
jU!*ii*e
tlimagliout tile colini r) d u b arid t h e social featitr*'« us a get
tíj
I
U
r*11
Empress.
UDd ill value during the (last year. pi its uu 11ve suite.
.-Russian Emperor and
that Sanford offerqd pmre to the
and i it Xesttgif-prs of the departm ent together proposition. Judge Herring
i : i
On J a n u a ry 'I. 1911. the herd num
I’rince Alexis am! the Im perial guard
of inrnmeri'e are a virria ble to collect, upon tin cluh a* the m otive power
Lake City u the proud possessor sportsman of the country th a n any
bered
144,607,000
compnrqd
with
Duchesses hiTie left for Moscow.
«.vide nec fur .any action the attorney behind Sanford and -the work of
uf a lire truck,, wjiich. increase? the other section of tho U nited States
148,690,000 bea «i a y«*ar ago
•t
and facts nnd figures can bo obtain
generili muy think warranted. The similar organizations. Tho*. Emmyt
Tho bulk of th e nntion's decreased I «tlicioncy of the fire dep artm en t to a
WILL EXPEL E M M IE S
ed to prqvn tho statem ent. Thera
Wilson
upon
Sanford
from
the
recol
departm ent of labor also lja* a corpi
meat supply is in the swine -herd. great extent-. The tru c k is seventy may ta> places that offer lu tg e r game
London, Aug. 18.-A special dis
which has become very export in lections of a pioneer and the progross
Compared with Inst year the number horse-power, with tripb* pumps and but none pliers >qch 4 v a rie ty and
patch received hero says that
eathering evidence of the inrreiTRed of the city, and many others gave
1002 feet of hose, ijxtrtt lenght lad
o
trinns an d Germans will be expelled ”
r~
*/" 2
short talks that were very helpful f’hogit In the United States has dim ders and all improvements. Tho en to tlm Sanford man who knows tho
inished 2,185,OOf) head; ra ttle 175,000
from M onaco in accordance with an cost ofOliving..
and demonstrated the feeling of the
possibilities of his city th e stories
head and sheep-4,763,000 head. The gineer from the m anufacturer will of the north and northw est where
agreem ent between France and the
coinmutrity as to the great work of
major portion of the increased val make a practical dem onstration on
Principality. *
one little fish or a small bag of game
the clui>.
I l l i s r MAYOR
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ues is'cred ited to jhe beef-'/nim als. the streets in s short tim e.
constitutes a weeks sport the great
In all tho meeting wns one’ of the
t t I
T he’ value oi all cattle, excluding
WILL TRANSM IT MESSAGE
best th a t has been held in some time
Mr.
D
L.
Thrasher
of
Sanford,
is
Tw
o-llrilish
phipa
have sailed from fishing and hunting grounds of the
xT»*
milch
cows.
‘
when
compared
with
‘ W ashington, Aug. 18.-Uw(ing to
3-yf
1a
Upper St. Johni river am g rjs t. íi■
and
before
adjourning
it
was
decided
visiting
at
the
home
of
his
sister
Pensacola
in
spite
of
th
e
fact
th
at
la
s
t
year,
shows
an
increase
of
cable interruption, Ja p a n ha* not
thnt the club .meet every two weeks
Thefe is no season of tho year that
her«'
lie
expresses
himself
ns
being
the
German
cruisers
are
seizing
every
688.000; swine have gained $9.842.been able to deliver its ultim atum
th fish’erm un cannot have a good •
in order t o ' get started upon the
to (ierm nny and the .Upited States very much pleased with this part of great work of boosting Sanford and 000 in value, while sheep hnvo dr- ship they can get their hands on. days sport on the upper St. Johns
They ure tho first to leave since the
wiH undertake to com m unicate it t" the state, and would remain longer Seminole County, and the next meet pec«a.'itl 11,476.000.
hut
his
position
of
mayor
of
the,
war was declared betw een Germany river or the myriad of fine clear
Berlin.
ing
should
be
larger
if
possible.
and England, but it is thought others water lukea abounding in Suminolo
little city of Sanford will not perm it
NEW ( rOCA COLA PLANT
Tho Club will meet again on Fri
a
prolonged
absence
•(
le.irwater
Sun.
will leave if arrangem ents can be county.
BULGARIA BESIEGED
day night, August 28th, and there
Ai one instance of tho sport to be
made. The Oceans sailed with a car
London, Aug..18.-T he official bu
The Sanford CocaCola B ottlingCo,
will bo many interesting^ details tq
found
hero Geo. A. DoCottes, the «.
go of over three million feet of lum
lilt A N A N— L IE N H ART
reau issued a statem ent today saying
be given a t this meeting and a full bavHig moved into their new Home ber, bound for Genoa Italy, while well known attorney of th is city re
th a t a sta te of siege bud been official
attendance is desired. The Club ex on First Street take pleasure i n j n turned yesterday from a «lay spent
Mr. Chas. A- Bra nan, of Orlando pects to take on new life and many viting all their customers nnd ‘the the Altaon sailed with, two hundred on the upper river and brought l a c k
ly proclaimed in Bulgaria. '
,
and forty six thousand bushels of
T“
^ und Mis« H ertha H. LienhaU. of new members and there will be a buhllc in general to call In aAd in
- j fifte bass th a t made an average
wheat for Liverpool.
.
AUSTRIANS INVADE SERVIA
Oviedi/T wi re united in marriuge Sat great awakening among the men of spect their new fuctory.
weight of 124 pounds of fish tho
t t Î ,
London, Aug. I8.-A Vionmj d is urday afternoon a t four o'clock at .......
...... .............
.. get w
_w____
All employees will bo glad to show
Sanford
nnd a..........
general
together
largest
weighing lfg»*j pounds and
I t is thought th a t th e fiint rock
patch ' to Reuter’s Telegraph Co the M ethodist parsonage, a t Orlando
¡g bound to accomplish visitors the up to date and sanitary
it
pro,baldy-Weighed
more, a t the
deposits In the Everglades will save
J«ys it is somi-offlcially announced Dr. J. E. W ray officiating. T he besj great things for our city.
way in, which Coca Col* and Soda
tirno
of
rapture.
Th«
en tire string
the rity of Miami a b o u t $100,000 In
th at ^ho A ustrian troops have invad wisjw* of a host of friends go WRh
W aters are bottled, as well as the
was
placed
on
a
line
if)
t h e ’Sdnford
Its program of paving. I t is estim ated
ed Servia a t lovcral points.
the young couple.
syatim gt washing and sterilizing
FLORIDA PACT(\RÍES
th at about éO.OOO y a rd s of the rock House grounds apd a1photo made of
the bottles every time before they
will bo needed and tho coat will ho them and if any other section of the
F. J. SchumpcM is in the city Tor
are
filled
again
and
explain
anything
in v e s t ig a t in g h ig h c o s t
Florida has more thtftf 5,000 manu
$3.50 delivered’through tho Lauder United S tates can show anything
a few days much to th e gratification
farturing establishments of all kituls thnt could be of Interest to their dale canal. This'rock will have to be better for a few hours spurt the Her
of "his m any friends. Pa is still in the
W a s h in g to n .
Aug.IB.-Rcporta to* with a total Capital investment o f vUitif?*
used au th e -Surface rock »murid tho ald will tak e harkm ir assertions. Other
r*- «toploy J o f. tho. Southern Railway t h e d e p a r t m e n t of justice today show about $76,000,000. In these estalv. c l t is too soft for tho paving oper part* of Florida may do equally a*
dem onstrating the farm p:oduct* of that the investiffationlntofoodprlraJUahniÌnìa nagriÿ 90,000 jveoplo are
win! but certainty no other s t a t e can
NEW RESTAURANT •
ations.
A laU m a, Georgia uni the Carolina»,
come
up to the m ark,and we doubt
employed a t a total Wage of $42/100,0and a t present'm aking headquarters is progressing in every state and al 000: Florida has great lines of indus
TMr. nnd Mrs W iener E x p e c t to If any other part of Florida c in of
Tho
Bell
R
estaurant
will
open'on
most all .the large citiea Federal
itl Alabam a. He ram o down to ciose
leave today for C o r o n /lo
Beach fer such diversified sport aa Semi
Grand Jury is now sitting in-Chicago try which arc so widely known th at August 19th in the Hines Building
» deal for his fine fir m on Union Avo
where they will spend \ month en nole county and especially the
115
First
St.
Meals
and
.short
orders
iijieAmay
not
have
been1
Improved
and will be the medium for th e Chi
»nd wo all hope th a t Belling his farm
cago. i n q u i r y according to a sUle- by (he fact tjiat in manufacturing will be served. Furnished room* up joying the solt breezes.and Billy will upper St. John* river.
will n o t cut him o ff ou r ylgltlng list
fish in the endeavor- to break the
W hat a place for the new tourU t
ment made by-district attorney Wil- surpasses a number of oldirr.'Statea. stairs. Klen Ever Proprietor.
for he numbers his friends in San
hotel
here In Sanfdrd.
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104 3tp.
•
Industrial Index.
Idnson. •
ford b>t his acquaintances,
•<)*
f#V, Ci pi-
;
, / f,
■klfeih
zm
�AUfiUSfjt ltt;
to foreign vessel owners for carrying
goods between the U n lttd S tates and
other countries, it will readily be seen
t h a t the balance of trade in favor of
th e United States must be In-excess
of '¿500,000,000 a year, in order- to
pay*~for freights, travelers* expenses
a n d the interest on foreign Invest
m ents in our own country.
BUDGET OF OPINION “ JU^T BETWEEN
YOU AND M E /’ .
A C H IE L IS L A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O T E S A N D F A IT H ,
“ H E ’LL T R E N T ’E M " — S O S A Y S S A U N T E R E R .
^ AGeorgia couple hnve named
their eleventh child "Silence," and
j; alm ost every parent In the land is
w atching the experim ent with in ter
est.
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A PR O TEST
I
R O PE they finish up this wa
\ Before next m onth, fo r then
I got to leaxn 'bout Europe, for
My school begins again.
An' this is w hat J ’d like to know:
• However can a chap
Learn things when every day or so
They go and change the map
\ Every day hidden away somewhere- In the dispatches with the
story, of the slaughter which is de
vastating Europe there is a lino that
makes a particular appeal td -tho om<>^ions of tho reader. It may be the
brief statem ent th a t a parish priest
fell before th e leaden halL o f . death
while performing some mission of
mercy, and one sees the m utilated
body of one of God' s messengers
lying with upturned faice and glazed
eyes, a sacrifice to thle passions of
men, even ns was the M aster himself.
Another paragraph tolls *t he story
of the p a trio tism of the women who
have-formed a, Lougue of D eath and
are ready to follow their fathers and
husitands and sons.upon the carmine
fields of slaughter and sacrifice all in
defense of their homes and the land
of their birth. Hands th at should be
fondling little children arc twiching
to grasp i\ death dealing ..weapon and
annihilate U mi invader. The spirit of
patriotism is commendable but what
u shame thut the passions of men
“bring about such a condition.
The commander of a great ocoati
liney quietly calls the male passengers
aside and informs them th a t the
waters of the wide sea abound with
destroyers which threaten danger.
Faces blanche, and 'fear leaps into
m any eyes. But it is diasapaled when
the captain says,"w e nrc going to
tu rn around and make s run for God's
country.“ The great ship is darkened
j»nd—R2tTTluTT»learn a head the great
steam er makes its way to a U. S.
porf and n great feeling of relief and
thanksgiving permeate* every soul
a s the passengers once'm ore s e t foot
6n the dom nlp: where the s ta rt ahd
stripes are fioatlnjnin peace.
to sacrifice that man a n d his business
for the mere sake of saving a dollar
on the purchase of a hundred dol
lars’ w orth of goods is j ust ns un
patriotic as it is AO spit at the*
“ For the flag, if it m eans anything,
m eans th e golden rule; the fla
friendly burden bearing; it means
m utual help in trouble; It means
standing together ag ain st common
foes.
i E ach of us have som e trend of
th o u g h t th a t is upperm ost in mind
a t nearly all times and it is liable to
crop o u t mlftit unexpectedly. At a
picture ahow recently there was de
picted a scene in a restau ran t. Cus
tom ers cam e and went, the waiters
hurried from table taking orders anil
serving food and drin k a n d a rash
register occupied n prom inent place
in the_center of activity. A lady sit
ting nearby rem arked to her escort:
"W ell, they are certainly doing o ts
of business in that place.” “ Yes,"
answ ered the man, “ it looks like rt.
B u t you can 't ulways tell. I don't
see them putting any money ih the
cash register.'*
Speaking of picture allows reminds
me of a circumstance th a t is appar
ent to any movie m aniac. That is
the fojit th a t the actresses who are
em ployed by American film manu
facturers linve their fo re ig tt' sisters
backed, clear oil the screen 'when it
comes to the m atter of peraonaliA pparent y the American companie
take this feature into consideration
or else the American women us
av erage higher in good looksi-'At uuy
rate it is seldom thut you see an
im ported film wherein th e heroine is
m arked w ith beauty. H er work may
l)o as good ns the best, her costumes
m arvels of the designers a rt, hut she
certainly isn’t in it will) the daugh
ters of Uncle Sain- when it comes to
the m atte r Of good looks. .
i
The difllculty of getting fresh
m eat in the country regularly con
fro n ts every housekeeper, especially
th o se who have moved from the
tow n or village where“ fresh meat
could hb hnd a t any time.
A plan th a t is adopted in mnny
of our N orthefn-B tirtw -ftz ovr r m mc
th is hoa__proven very satisfactory,
a n d I see no reason why it should
not. solve the problem'* in Florida.
A co-operative club made up of
country residents agree to furnish
one beef .each, .sams, lim a, during a
period of tw enty, weeks., This beef
is cut into the twenty, equal pieces
of approxim ately tw enty pounds,
each member getting tw enty pounds
a week durjng th e tw enty weeks.
»■When the club is organized the
m em bers
draw
numbers.
The
draw ing No. 1 supplies the flrst beef,
a n d gets cut No. I th a t week! No. 2
supplies the beef the second week,
e tc ., and during the tw enty weeks
each''m em her gets every cut in the
beef in their successive order.
A butcher is employed by the clubw ho butchers a n d divides the car
cass. This butcher keeps an accu
ra te account of the am ount of beef
each rcrrivin, Tim price -per pound
is fixed by the club, usually 8 cents
per pound. In rase a m em ber re
ceives more meat th an he supplies,
he pays the club a t the above stated
ra re , an d -th is money is passed ove
to o th er members who have supplied
m ore than they received.
Each rnemixT pays for the killing
of his own beef, a fee of 12 o’r $2.50
a n d is entitled to the hide, heart and
liver. In other cases the butcher gels
th e hide for his services, ft is the
• From time to time agents of the
Salvation Army come to the city
of Sanford fro m ■Jacksonville head
quarters, and solicit aid for th ejuiW
This is certainly for a good cause,
for th e Salvation Army does much
l^ood am ong the downs anil outs,
b u t in (lie case of Sanford- it seems ,
to bo incum bent upon us to support
our own churches, an d if all the
building th a t is n o w .in progress is
to lie finished soon we will need all
Gte help we can get, and every iiiakie and dim e should be garnered for the
home institutions. T he Salvation,
arm y in -larksonville ought to depend
upon the people of Jacksonville, or,
tho visitors to tho d fy to help them
out, for it is almost certain th a t theydo not need to take n n y Sanford
poopln for an uplifting.
I am- heartily in favor of tho" Sal
vation'A rm y, but I am not ¡n favor
^ The ultim ato consumer is duo to of .tho Salvationists or n n v 'o tb e r rtgot another jolt as a result of tho war
w hich has- developed in Europe, al
rea d y the prices of food studs are
advancing rapidly,- m eals and sugar
a n d beans have already begun to
to climb mid there is no way of tell
ing how high they will get. N aturally
tho United SUatcs will be culled upon
to help feed the warring mllliAns who
Will neglect the a rts of husbandry
for those .o f ‘ war,a n d lt means bless % 1 see th a t the school election will
ing to him who. has’ to-sell.-and ‘if bo hold ugujn as there was some dis
and a curse to the laboring man who crepancy in the other election re
garding th e right o( th e .-ordinary
has to buy.
The
farm
and
t h e ' factory voter participating.
ahould profit grintly during tho com
I am not dictating the- election,
ing m onths it-the war is long.contin but th is seems to be the first time
ued, b u t the laborer will have much they ever asked me w hether I wa*
to worry ab o u t before th e snows of n freeholder or not, when I marched
winter have melted aw ay. I t may bo up to vote on the question of school
t h a t increased dem ands for labor will board m em bors.But th en tho elecUltimately mean an increase In wages Rons are changing all th e time, and
also, but this Is the last to come and these days wo hardly know whether
suffering will ’invade m any a home we a re voting or just m arking time.
You certainly have to pass a phys
before Ita arrival.
^ William Allen W hite has h is own ical an d mental exam ination nowa
idea about patrioU sm -and they arc, days before you aril allow ed to vote.
incidentally, ju st tho sort of ideas
th a t ail of us m ust come to if this f Steps have been tak e n to send
old country is to be saved. B ut Wil $2.60O,O0O abroad for th e benefit of
liam Allen W hite needs no explan A m ericana- Who are caught there by
a to ry chnrt when ho writes. Hear the tide of war and a t present are
In his homely, b u t glorious preach unable to get away. T he foreign
banka do Hot honor lette rs of credit
m ent:
„ “ If we whq live in then? small and travelers are a t tfheir wits' end
tow ns In "America cannot see that for mean* to return home, even when
ou r duty to our country lies first of their personal- resources-are ample.
alt ih our duty to our nrighbbrs, them
To send 12.600,000 abroad Is to
we are blind Ihdced to th e basis of give one the* Idea ofTibw m uch Amorre a j.. patriotism - For, After
all. icans spend on their travels. I t lias
Patriotism Is not Cheering for tho flay; beon estim ated a t $100,000,000 a
it is notin.feeling out eyes filled!with year'.m ore th an is spent ~on this side
em otional te a r a jn hearing “ The Star of th e w ater H the opposing tide of
Spangled B anner/* patriotism is just tourists,( a n d .th at m e a n s 'th a t Amer
ica-* m ust sell $100,000,000 mor
old-fsshioned hum an duty.
To sacrifice our ndghbore-the than th an a re bought in o rd er to mike
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who helps the town w ith his taxes, tho balance oven.
When, we add $260,000,000 to$300.
w ith his public business, ^ % with
fCtlvUjss of neighborly righteousness 000,000 that, Americana pay in
d u ty of the butcher to see th a t oil
beef ; received
•MU'
be
good
and healthy and to reject any
th a t he conaldora unsatisfactory to
rhe customer« of th e club.
NO POTASH
The siWall supply of potash in this
country is being used up rapidly, and
very mnny of the fertilizer companies
have served notice on their .customers
th a t lU?y are now ..withdrawing all
their*brands and m ixtures th a t con
tain more th^n 5 per cent potash.
This is of course on account of the
supply of potash being shut oil on ac
count of the European war.-
W. C. Temple, of W inter Park
sold his Sunnyside grove for $30,000.
There are 79 acres in the property,
40 of it in bearing grove. ThR- is not
the place upon which Mr, Tempje
resides; his home place being on the
Alabama Grove, which Is located
o n .Lake M aitland, n o t'’» great distm eo from the Sijnnysido property.
There Have Been Many Fillers an d So Called
Puncture Cures on the M a rk e t. Ni
Have Proven Satisfactory U ntil No
Wc guarantee K O It-K E R to do all we claim for i
give your money back;. This is not idle talk, hut
WE GUÁRANTE
I F B y —Tm I j im
f
mnr&ge'or tins.
\ Not to injure finish or garments. *
Ivy polsonlna. irwellln*»
of tho firsh, bites and
•lint s of insects, stiff
neck and lama back
should . b* treated with
It is not a filler; it is a 6 per cent tonic, D-t |*r cent air,
ride on air as now.
KOR-RER prevents the air from
fling. 1500 miles added to your tire mileage by keeping the
always up. . N o leakage from punctures, air holes nr porous
s. N o rim cuts. Less blowouts. No loss of time or money
elays on the road. Increase your own pleasure; also your
Ballard's
Agents Winttd
Use 6teptlen* Eye Calve for
Core Eyss. it Curts.
ouse
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oldest fields of middle Georgia •con
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tained still enough potash and phos
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phoric acid to grow good crops for
another generation. And to make
this stored up supply Available for
crops it was only necessary to supply
humans with its precious content of
nitrogen. In conclusion the object
of this is not to deter anyone from
buying and Using whnt fertiliser you
want and can get, but in case of an H All Local Advertisement« Under
actual shortage think over the above,
This Heading THREE CENTS a
and-rem em ber sand Is a line filter I
and the Celery Delta lands ere grow Line For Each Insertion. Minimum
Charge 25 Cents.
ing richer annually and not poorer.
Respectfully
'FOR SALE
J. N. Whitner
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Loat-between Sanford and Reardall
Avc., Tuesday afternoon Aug. 8.*
W hite .crochet handbag with a .15.
Plumbing and
coupon, book from D. A. Cnldvtells,
and four yards of blue rib b o n ,_ two
G as F ittin g
yards wijito k r c , and a little silver
change. Finder please return to D. All Work Receives My Personal
H art's store. Heck Ham mock.
Attention And Best Efforts
Telephone Net 23
Lost —Pocketbook.
SmalT velvet Oppeslte CUy Hall
pocket book with chain, containing
f White Europe in plunging into an final ami runehjMve proof that
17.10 Reward If left at the H erald‘Of,h*t may prove the moat dreadful the (wó continent* »houli! he permitOcod Things Mutt Be Used.
fire.
103—2tp
j—ir of all history, th e United States *led1 to
- remain joined a* they were.
Good Is no good, but.If It bo spent;
¡1, quietly celebrating the y.cat- That settled n for the king, and no
Bod gl*ca good for no other end.—1
fgX victories of peace, t h e ‘conquering thing further n.n dyne for three cen
HERALD WANT ADS PAY Spsnsar.
the might and wisdom of man a turies, and more
pathway from ocean to ocean thrgh
Uur English cousins once attcinpthe Isthus of Panam n.
ed to eslahlish themselves on the
. For Sale— Furniture a t 210 Park
CHANCE FOR THE GIRLS
j, g^turdaay, the first m erchantm an isthmus with the purpose of creating
Ave.
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uith a luli'cargo, will b<j .conducted a transisthm ia n route, hut nothing
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Jacksonville, Aug.- 17.-Four Flo FOR sale or rent. T hree acres
LIV E R Y , S A LES AND F E E D STABLE
through the canal which has been came of it. Again, in 181 ^ just one
rida young ladies will get a free trip highlly improved Tiled land, close
ttl*«tf ‘l nnt^ com pleted by the genius hundred years ago. the Spanish be to the Panama-Pacific International
C o rn e r Park A v s n u s and S aco n d Street
in. with nice 7 room house well lo
tod th r self-denial am i the ingenuity gan to think about the abandoned
Exposition next year. This was on- cated
A. P. Connely •_ 109 Mag
C O N T R A C T O R S FOR A L L K IN D S OF H E A V Y H A U L IN Q
but nothing .-ame of it
j f tbc Apiejican people. It is but the project,
c . __
. ‘■•WiinU't’d som e few weeks ago by the nolia Ave.
102-Mf.
“ ranee attem pted fn take a hand in
Jfe»t of myriads of vessels carrying
Florida Commission and the content
Largo supply pf Horses, Mules,
goods to all part* of th e world, that i the m atter m I.s.’.y but failed to
is ‘ just now a At'ut rendy to start “ For Sale-At a discount- ¿ScholarWagons and Harness always
fill pass through
the
canal i raise the funds’
Souvenir “ Florida Dollars" will be ship in Sanford Business College.
fhile time and civilisation shall last.
on hand F o r Salo or Exchange
so ,!n
* S * | « o l d in every section of the State by Owner unable to u»e it and it will lu»
No narrow strip of
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1 ' the young ladles. There will be four sold at a 'sacrifice. Enquire Herald
a i.,,i„ ,. arranged
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globe has a more intereating history ndelphm banker to the isthm us to districts
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B la c k am lth ln g and W agon R e p a irin g In co n n ectio n
the contest OfBce.-103-tf.
route. His
Ithsn th a t through which this Amer investigate the , proposed
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Salo—
10
acres
city
farm,
tiled
W cU wil, ^ Uled> T j,c c0 ntw U nt
e n canal hals been excavated. Hal report was entirely iavonxble-to
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and flowing well. Also three room
Don't play with serious matters—
los crossed rhe I s th m u s 'll about the scheme, but this country watt not selling th e largest number of dollars house. Terms address Box 875.
don’t YOU carry j*our own insurance
‘but of the canal an d aaw the Pacific ready to undertake the great work. in each district will win a prize and
101-4tp
against
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¿•cesn, he first white m an to gazo on A railroad was built during the years this prize will be a free trip to tho
extending
from
I849
to
1855,
but
tfct vast expanse.
Exposition. ,
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For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring
TORNADOS
fever killed so many thousands of the
The order for these "Florida Dol ear for $400.00, just overhauled In
A remarknble phase of tire history
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laborers th a t it never became an im lars" has been placed. The firsfshipgood running shape. Sanford Ma
.of the isthm us, is th a t the Ancon.
for you'll find tho money wanting when
portant route, and lost out m a to ta l ment will reach this city during the
chine St Garage.
82-tfc
»hlch made the trip through t,he
thp storm has wiped out your property
ly when the transcontinental roads week of August 17th. Plans are being
a u l satuday, will not be the first were built.
For Sale— Two good horses and
Have our strong, reliable company
made to send out the coins to the
vasel to cross the isthm us. That
But in 1878 the Universal Inter- various bankers of the State. The spring wagon. Inquire of Coco Cola
carry
your risk—and bo on tho safe side.
»me intrepid Balboa, the year fol
oceanic Canal Company was incor- young ladies will be supplied from Bottling Co.
80-tfo
lowing his discovery of the Pacific in
Reasonable rates
porn ted in Parjs by Ferdinand de- ||w U n k un(J wi„ make tlleir reporU
Jil3. caused his arm y to carry two
For Sale or Rent— Two., nice resi
Leaseps who had huih the Suez ca- through the hank officials
mull ships, peicemoal across the is- nal
dences at a liarg*i|J. W. J 1. Thigpen.
Work was commenced on the
The first order for these dollars
ittmus for the purpose of using them
80-tf
canal in the early pari of the year
oa the ocean he had discovered, 1880, but already thd cost had far was one for 20,000. The Commission For Sale- Windmill with 70' foot'
.i.
high way for the JrafTic caused exceeded the estimates and the belieVes' th at h'second and possibly steel tower, in good condition, also
a third order of like size will hnve to
¡by the spoils of war a n d conquest in company fell into bad ways. When
flOO gallon cypress tan k , cheap for
be made.
■ptru, was constructed of stones, anP more than two hundred and sixty
rash.
W.V. Rushing, Sorrento, Fla.
The coin is a beautiful porket,Ui» was the beginning of
the million dollar* bad been »pent, the
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plece and will be a fitting souvenir
tndr across the isthm us whi^h has company went int'i bankruptcy and
of H o n d a * part in the Exposition. |
jeor ( a |o nt 4 bargain, a" I live so
STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH
shied to this day, a n d which oner work reused Another company work
It is just the size of a silver dollar jar liw„y cannot attend to this 15
de the city of P anam a the richest ed five years on the canal and then
ami has a silver finish On one sirbv nrrrs (>f c „ | rry p e| , a a , f , mPr0n
¡j the world.
gli v it up. t!naily„in I -'<'•
it bears the seal of tin* State of Ho- <_*11 y _ Sanford,
Fla. 8 acres irriI lie right*, »if tin* f*fi-nrh »1nek r|da and on lh<' other is shown the jja t,.<| Hnd tiled, fine li inch flowing
[ Neither the French nor Americans
;ttrr the first t o t h i n l i of digging a holders were taken over by this winged figure tif Victory »landing in We!l. If you want 15 acres of fine1
No. HB
No. 80
No.. 82
DAILY
nr,uI cross the isthm us, which w;i* try and l ’tub- '•am began on May t the prow ni ,i linai -..lilmg triumph cpjt.r
and potato and vegetable
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the shortest line from the Atlauto I!HI|. the »<'111.1*1 i n n <if - ■iii'triii liun “ nlly through the Panama f anal.
land go and look a t this and make L-v. Jacksonville
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the Pacific. One of Hulhoa's (ni wlueli has not flagged day or night i Th(>st. w |,o
have seen the sample mt> al, 0fT«-r.
Trolley from Sanford A r. Savannah .......
5 .0 5 a.m . •
10:15 a.m.,—. . . 8:00 p.m.
ts, a Bpanish engineer, first
• ‘tins ' I f .<re that the-, are .itnotig run» ¡.»»t the
lami known as the .\r. Richmond
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Ar.
Washington
Ught of the great project and for j t»i,t»fi.,l*rr
|n l"l
I Presuli nt the must beautiful
ordered
b> an\ J o sh s. Patwell Farm
Make offer to
Ar.
New
York
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0
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ded plans Jo the king Nothing W il'oti, ,it\\ *<. long t >m‘.presse.I th<s t a t e for ilus purpose S ou th i 'ii( h- owner. J P ,
2(3 Columbia street,
ns done about it, until the year l ■
’»“*I button w hi eh tired the ehaTge Uni t fina. Georgia. Alabama and Montan- Hampstead, |,. | „ N. Y.
93-l3tp No. 82. —Florida &. Wc-at Indian Limited Fret Reclining Steel Chair Cara to
p Spanish engineer* actually *ur , blew up (fi,- l,<-r 'like that separat'd :< ;<re am ong 1he Slate* now selling
Wmahington Klcctrlc Lighted and Fans.
Por >ale Finn farm of ten arret'
vd the route, but their report was I Iti* va a I i * r s
u i . n t Ï »4*
ili » d i h
■siii|\ ,-Mir tlnM.iff 14ft r.H**»1 K \
1lot’
tiveryc to the practicability of 'nak l
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I' v> |*,i —a**I l,l*ry¿ii*iíi Íliu(Ik » Mim i.iirj 4•»>%t hi* îir^I O» try ahull* th ree« niil«*N from the rky, No. 8ti. Palmetto l.imite<l •!><•«• Steel Reclining Chàir Canaio Washington—
. Electric Lighted and Huts. ,
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h water ruutu xuiouxb xhu
: lilt* r.TTTN I Itili <î$t 1r <IH'. iTl.lfk**'! *i"' T111 w -vi-1:1 till" T he ( filiillllvilM'i ni t ha ! ¡liso ■'Ah rlvfdre city lot h ( ì id ng
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;In 1(320, King Phillip II of SpnioJ ••( the world s business. and tt also UN I T thirtv live thousand <d these
•oil»«
Ma barila »obi I»•ij thousand
ring in mind the a d v a n ta g e s of ^ji marked an epoch in human !u«tor\
rter route to atjd from hi* posses I
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fulfill* a n-m.irkuId* «tu» ellirs (tie tlT't <1.1\ ari'l bus Iti-,*«
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IlSs in South -America, submitted prophecy made by tin- poet f.oet I— U<ing gimtl work ever since
Ltb plans to the D om im caii fathers more than o f hundred years ago. Georgia MaU* ('«mniiwmii expect*
II I- .1bs«| lit e| V in ' 1" rrillic .1 l.mit tweht. live I ll.iUs«n<l
prko advised him against the fi’-oject
wfn-n In- said
liwo, a* they said, it w ould-be dlspemuible that the I'nited Stati1/ tiollars on the sale of these coin,
Hlegiuus, jiointing him to the te x t. efTe.-t -,< passage from the Mexican
The Florida Commission believes
I trripturc, "W hat G"d bath joined gulf t*. i ) . Pn->:
• <ii, and I u m .t h a i with tin- aild.-dd feaiur*'» <•( tlo*
Mther let no* man put assundcr." <<’rtaii* that rto'v will do n
<oute*t m whudi .r large number of
•mda - v ••11 n g ladn-* will tat.»* part
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I he i|in»ti»n. What are «<• gpiug
W and dress in French, and tin
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for eanh or run he purchuftcd N o . HO (*oant Line Florida Mail L«»ral Slee|»er to Savannah,
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Addrees It , uare of
Steel Pullman Car* of the highest class ojierated on all truins.
H 'raid otlic<>
Coast Eine Dining Cars ojierated on Traine» 8Ö and kt}.
For sale or Rent Five acres, tiled
In ml. tw o good wells, located just,
»nul h of Slat on in on S A* K Rail
way
5 room house. , See F. Vi.
Mahoney nt FVrnald's.
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For information and Pullman reservation* apply to your local agent or writ
136 West Hay St.
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A. W. FRITOT, Division Passenger Agent
jlacksunviMe. Fla
TO RENT
For Reni On t'oronm lo Reaeh a
ioni I’nttagc. well fiirni.lieil (tul
■ "f \u g .< d the m ontb of »épi
to i I Ihihn. New Srtivrn.i
«•t h J. N o no >• r. l.oivg» nod. Fla.
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B O T T I HUS O F S O D A W A T E R S AND
£
For 'rent- 10 acro* Tiled Eand in
tu ma la* a
rn%v of the ol h«*r Stat».* la j^ é *u ib * b ave
Bfc ,our prejifTlices a re a gif i n* t Ger- tu d o abou t po »n »h
n
body well Inrnted. A. P. Connelly,
t hi* ycjfto b.t * been mori' fro llili • " l , > a ire a d » tu «*n rea lized ap d in
every
_»y.
I *e< M agnolia St.
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'l Now have you piimpe'i out tl" i1, .1* ki’ll *ti.< • 11. » ,ir
U li b l Ile
I i,r Rent Cheap for <'u*h
Twenty
i; huí « f» liU g b .o o ir e >•n u*- * ill lie *ubl
4 prejiudice mi that ■ • < i .m loot *’ • c urrvtil » *»*■*
I this from the slnm lpo t ’ of tl"1 fdnf
rupher? Aro you pr.-pirod t<> d* >d.
1 k in a vacuum?
Atlanti»
S o le Agents Tor Ornrtffc ( ’Ily Springs Mineral Water
PHONE 21
.< ■* <if giHid hammock lami nil tiled.
.i it’ t or write \ M Tyler.
inl-if
■ i )<*ry o r lit l i n e f.irrn.
t 11 acres,
|. If so look at this N. t m*r i.umi •' ntiil, 2 wells, plowed in good shape,
Mr navies are c o n tr o llin g fo rce* in
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J !ury new house, 2 ’ i mile* west.
rtlis war. . •
Two hundred dollar* quick
Box 21.
y[8pitit and orgatuza n o n ar>* the
Potash In • lifilesiru''"allie by lire
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ontrolling force*.
therefore the forest lire* th a t for
por
New 5 room cottage,
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! Where fit tlic spirit? Where i* »he long year» have imjmverished our there is to be a prodigious rrop of
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apples added to the Immense crop of ni0,|vri1. j Musson, 601 Palmetto.
Complete
abstracts
from
the
records
of
Fganization?
sandy *<•il Itv I he distrurtion of veg
whent;sO, m ine whut may. we are
100-41 p
‘ Each la.w ith Germany!
etation dnl mft destroy or deplete
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to have plenty of Bread and apple ---------------Orange and Sem inole Counties. Taxes
•France is decrepit wi i h absinthe the supply cl pnlush nor phosphor sa'uce. How .nom inate
wo
are
I'nr Rent1—Five aerea good celery
ic acid t K,• ItlfiKt has heen m ade here in Amorjea!"*nys the Ohio State land, one and a half miles from SanI *b4 atheism .’
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paid for non>residentsv
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<;. W. GOODRICH. Manager.
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For • R ent—61*1 Park Ave. Six
»lla and New* Eeland is ¡i stale old for annual lire*. w<»»ild have made man live on that? Can be? Why, he
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roi-tn house, with all conveniences.
our land« im alen ab ly rich. 1 lie lev^l
izon. •
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can live a sweeter, happier, nobler
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Apply
at
507
Park.
Russia is an unwieldy Deno*aiir lands of the C elcly l>clta were safe life on th a t diet than he can on plum
llf frozen in Siberia, half paralyzed through all t' -*e years front wash pudding and porterhouse ste.ik^,
For R e n t—Three rooms furnished
by unspeakably criminal memories and after lire and rum what was on
" D o n 't bother about the cost, of jof light housekeeping. Alno twol
the ground ha* »laid there. In a d di»fidkodden with vodka.
living. A man can live on bread and bedrooms. Mrs. Johns, 411 Park
of John B Stetson University, De Land, Florida
to the supply on our virgin sud
^
npji|p „ „ „
ior „
^A nd G erm anyl Her afiirlt is like
91-tfc
avenue.
we
have
annually
put
o
our
fields*
,
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it of th e winged Victory! She it
and live with a clean colnsdent
Offers a two and B /three year course of study
For Rent— Completely furnished
who put the knife in the side large quantities of this indcstruct- tweet dream s and boyish health Really
leading to the degree LL. II. It is the oldest and
.« » th e Rom an Empire.
'*»•!•• Ingredient» The writer bslicves if a man sternly resolve# to live noble house with piano fo ratile summer.
best In Florida. It has a large body of successful
L The beat part of F rance nnd Eng-j they are in large part there pM In in this world there is no telling, how Few stops to postotfifce, depot and
alumni.
Special emphasis is placed on Florida
I ltd and Norway and Sweden i* y u r land for m> thinking
cheap he can live. God never intend steamer dock. A. W. Brown, EnPleading ana Practico. Its graduates admitted to
lieves tnaU we ever take as much as. ed there should be high coet of living. terprise, Florida.
78-tf
ferflow population of G e rm a n y ^
practice without further examination. Faqu ty, 'aw i
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She broke tho spirit of ‘France ini 10 11» tofjU cr 100 applied on any He told uxs there Is no need to worry
building, law library, courses of study unsurpassed,
For
Bent—
Furnished
office
equip
crop
w
e|rrow
.
There
is
no
serious
Ike Franeo-Pruasian war.
abo.ut food and rnimont- if we live ped with roll top desk, aifflco chaira
F A L L .T E R M B E G IN S S E P T E M B E R 25tb.
i^Japan broke the spirit of Russia. cause o t/flarm as long ns our lands right.
nnd
tablet.
Also
a
roll
top
desk,
Send for Announcement for 19X‘f-lST
The Boers frightened doddering grow tse grills and weeds they do,
"A nd there la apple ple!( what typew riter desk and other equip
fpr
it
/tjikc*
the
same
elements
to
¡M England so ahe is still trembgrand living Just ahead of us! The
as and wild* th at it does to apple crop Will be double w h a t‘it was m ent for sale or rent.' Herald office.
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Bg In ijer boots. • '
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leery nnd lettuc?. Only there last year, and 70 per cent greater
MAnd the organization of Germany
is qia/iy limes the amount of pot- than the yearbefore. Wereccoinmen
MISCELANEOUS
J liorlotis jfhd supreme.. She has t h j
ken off qn acre in a crop of two thing’s: Learn nojv to make a
Wt»t arm y 'th o world ever saw. Eo
W anted'-IM nin ahd fancy sewing.
,, e ith er celery or le ttu c e . If
a n J | ov|nK pal t r y for th»* pie.
*» it paaa th e re 'in review, a mUM<>n
1,:. iiiut r„
mo in her l,'" wr*
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; Dress making of all kind*.
la st
j i . •. Li.
enmn!ttMf*r
l.ody
doubts
the
and
then
put away in the cellar, a hullJ X
East Third street
Mrs.
or two million men. and not o p r n iu n (
1
few bnrrijl* of pie-making a ppl e * lor
Driggwrs.
uq
. ui*.
[ Itt that Im perial land coj»queringJ “ t l( >ou w''r,‘ 10 lry
ttu-uij»
acre- a n d . winter
Full 1ostractiona
5»n<l Uttuco grown on an
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't urn it you would havo all the polI Iran In
A JL'omi»etent gardener and furmeri
Tha Greeks* t-T h e rm o p y la e « »)<«
»«K taken from tho land.'
iPrepaiatory,
Comm
ar/ied,
wishes
position
as
forenum
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NOTICE
•rathon, In overthrow ing th e^ fo m FossiMy \ \ peck of ashes and prob
¡íheirla!
and
Claas.- J
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s
e
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to
handle
help.
E.
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rare
As 1 have charge of the bVisinesa of
of Persia, and N apoleopcfn the
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ably 19\per cent of th ejtsh would IxJ Title Boncf St Gqarantee Co., Ea»t San T l * Herald. leal Courses
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>» century, pro v e d u i»e^M>irit and
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potaaiwrVerhnP11 ■n,t Wich a‘ \* con# ford Land League, and W. AJ Whit
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ff» n l|a tiq n fro the controlling
Wanted—To borrow ,$800 at 7 per
fm
tained In u ten cent can yop can buy comb, t can be found fn tho Tax A»^
of war. '*
'cent for.6 y ean on good real estate near
lessor's Office In the coort houW.
: Germany will again dem onstrate a,t your grot««-**
tarer oa
Sanford. Can give first mortgage’. Ad
An Agriculturist Scientist ^rIU»K
»t mind not m atters resolution #n«l
dress
Box
1282,
City,
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TH E SA N FO RD HERALD
itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiiiiiiiii
people of the com m unity in which aitlon a t San Francisco seem to have
the paper has been published. It Is the stom ach ache because the news
a
poor com m unity th a t will not su p papers of Florida nre not falling all
P bluitrd t * r r j Tbawlsy «nd FrM«Y Morolo» Dr
port a pa|>cr—a t Ipasi one paper. •(ovcr them selves, boosting the Idea,
THE HERAID PRINflNO COMPANY There is no excuse (or the people of and giving columns of space every
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« ulberry not supporting a weekly day to th e private exploitation of
W.
IIA Yh t S B u s i n e s s M a n a fttr
paper, although there is some m iti private schem e to advertise Florida
ub». r ipllon Price. SÏ.O O • Tear In Advarcr gation In the suspension of the daily a t the fair. T he following appears In
a t I’alatka, for a country daily in the T tm es-U nion:,
' W lY tted |a lb« Cil» by earner 11.00 per rear in
" I have been puxzled for some
Florida or any other state has a hard
advance or 20c per month.
consists in protecting a depositor from borrowing for a doubtful purpose ;us much
.Payment« In ad)anon mint he made at oBc* atrugglo for existence. Tho cost of time to understand why some of the
as in granting a loan for a legitimate one.
.
a daily is about tho same in a village papers of tho sta te , especially those
Entered *• erceod-ctu* mall matter Auiutt Had
down
the
n
state,
are
voicing
a
half
or
In
a
large
city,
th
e
only
diffcrejyo
180B, at I he PoeioIBce et ¿an lord. Florida.
being that tho city has the 'ad v an tim id oppo<ion to th e proposition
•
a ruler Act o) March 3rd, 187»
H W ith an unbroken record of caring for our depositors, in the matter of loans w
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tage of more territo ry and readers to have Florida make a creditable
offer title highest service in connection w ith pvery proper undertaking.
Tekobone No. Bid
i O mce In Herald BuUdlnj
and more advertisers. 'Ho paper can exhibit a t th e Pannm n-Padfic inter
live without sulllcient advertising, national exposition, in San Francis
*f O UR E X P E R IE N C E will be of great benefit to you und we are always ready
The Zolfo T ru th U u credit to the and there are o th er cities in Florida co next y e a r," said a down state man
S tate preaa, and GeorgiTAdams ia to th a t will wake up and discover the y e ste rd a y in the Semihole
lobby.
to discuss your business afTairs and render, you. every service for their successful
ho congratulated upon keeping his corpse/ of their tiewspapor on tho “ I have reasoned It o u t saw and I
administration.
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excellent' paper up to the standard fron t'd o o r step unless they g rant the wonder, th k t I-w as so. dull as not to
even in the Sum m er months. Zolfo ed ito r tho right to live.
see into th e opposition from thp
should be proud of the T ruth for it
On the other hand, no newspaper s ta rt."
has certainly put fcolfo on the map. ftidn should Indict , a paper on the
"A scheme was p u t on foot some
com m unity already, supplied and ex tim e »go by some of the newspapers
i n t e r e s t ; p a id o n s a v i n g s a c c o u n t s
. Huh Holly saya-eKanford needs a pect to ftiunin a .^fviny from the in Florida to huve established a pub
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dally paper to print the wnr news. charitably inclined, or a frfw poli licity bureau •chiofly through athe* me
Go to ff! Bofo we arc willing.-Tampa ticians who are a n lio u s to s ta rt a dium of the press, the papers of the
T tib u n tt
p ip e r for their own aggrandisem ent, sta te Interested of course to figure
Now if we ju st liajl the permission and always drop it after the cam largely in the plan and undoubtedly
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of the Satiford people we could go paign. to got som ething in je t urn for their
ahead and start it.
I t takes a good town to
support patriotism in this m atter. It was pro
good paper und each one is difoend- posed to have, tho next legislature
We - h a lit-te -ta lk .a b o u t, folk*, aiui * n r u poir the. other! ,
a p p ro p ria te -th e s u n r of $60,000 for
fu rth er incr£urf-the' danger of Inter
tty» advertising plan.
national complications, b u t' 'this
O U R SC H O O L T R A IN '
"N ow , an y b o d y -c a n see with one
H. E. TOUR
M.M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS
R.R. DEAS
Oui-yi, detailed from the Ja p Army
VlrtPmW«!
Cnahtcr
eye
th
a
t
th
e
fellows
b
a
ttin
g
the
ex
I
W
d
e
a
l
Am I 4.Mr,
T he Herald Is inform ed th a t tho
aa attache with th e British head- Sanford T raction Co., will not op position exhibit proposition are the
I
A- looks a heap more like.a erate the school tra in this season a n d ones who are Instigators of the other
I ^tto g 1 th a t's been stepped on.
this means th a t th e children in the scheme and th ey fear If this exposi
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eastern part of th e Celory D elta tion commission succeeds there will
When you have a million one- will, have no way of coming to school be no chance for their appropriation
dollar bills and pile them one on top unless a wagon can -b e provided and an d plan. C onaequently th e word has
of the other and you want to take th a t the farm ers, living In th a t sec gone out: 'K ill it dr it will kill us.*
during the first winter of the demooff the top one you would have to tion will be u nable.to get their hands,
This sta te m e n t is- In keeping with
cratlc administration
reach 27G feet. If . you had thxt a- to a n d from the fields unless the A. C. some of tho dope sent out by the
m ount In silver.dollarn the pile would L. Ry th a t recently purchased tho prom oters of tho Panam a exhibit,
b e l l i miles high and so on. We know Sanford and Everglados road place and ns tho editor of the Herald is
KII.I.K1) ON 1*Al*Kll
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E
W
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IN
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BY
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because we-tried it th e other night
a school and labor train on th a t tho C hairm an of the Publicity Bureau
and the bed broke.
.
. ro ta and operate th e gasoline fra c t m entioned, we will take pleasure in
T he Germ an soldiers, strrnous mrn.
SPO N D EN T O F T H E HERALD
In ptaeo and wars and thunder»,
answ
ering
th
e
gentlem
an
who
Inter
ion c a r .as formerly. If the Sanford
Five hundred copiés, of the San
Have
not been killed by French'or
viewed'
himself
in
the
Jacksonville
T raction Co„ cannot operate this car
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Washington, Aug list 18.-(Special) a |l the money ho had.
ford Herald sent o u t to prospective
Russ'.
paper.
a t a profit the A. C. L with their
" Is n ’t th at th e irony of Jfate
As might have beijn oxpcQted, work
settlers’ in the north would do more
The Publicity Commission was on many importanL^waterway pro- rem arked to hfs better half, "o n ly a But by newspaper blunder»
shops could probably do so and tak e
to increase the population of S an over tho property of ■the Sanford organized several- months ago by a
jec(a is being suspended, the men etn dollar and seventy-five cents—a n d I
ford than any other medium, and T raction Co., p u ttin g in -a belt line number of newspaper men and other
Ten thousand I he;.
die i d»y,
ployed laid off and in some cases made a million-itt the last hour."
yet the money for this form of ad
(They cut Hill 1
i cnjienl
for the ‘city of*Sanford, n good park prominent business men of the stale machinery is already showing signs
vertisjng has never been forthcoming. close to tho city an d make a g o o d 1 It was organized for the purpose of
They do not die fr.n
inruiri hall».
of rust and disintegration because j From ,-)gurei su h m itted by forty
When will the people of Sanford
But from lug wads d Ii.i per
endeavoring
to
protpote
\\
ntate
cam
profit out of the venture. W hat would
of the failure of Congress to pass t h e ' dea)erB t0 tho D epartm ent of Agriwake u f it o tho advantages of (heir
bo n losing game to a small corpor- paign of advertising, an immigra* pendm g river and h a rb o r bill When cu|lure> u mi| k bo,tfe * iU |a (l fr „ m
nows pa pt r?
u tiun ís som etim es ma dp to pay big- t *U11 bureo u and a- censorship over ull Urn estimates of the Engineer corps j sjx lQ nity tr|p8i thl) ftVeragl. being Ten thousand d> ; g d., . iml night,
—»— O ■-,■ ■, ,
According to i In g i l e s , , . .
profits when u n d ertaken by a larger I advertising going out of the state were submitted to th e Committee on
22 fo trips If these estimates, rep They dip then- ,!
Jklany and varied are the schemes
ink,
c o r p o r a ti o n 'a n d ‘the citizens of San of Florlda—something th at the editor Hiv« rs and Hurbont of the House
resent average- conditions, the uver- • A ft d Sl| lirez - I to -take money of the Sanford mer
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ford should lay the m atter before the of the Herald tried to get before th*4w#r|y in the present session, (a
age dealer would have to obtain a
chants for so called advertising, hut
A. C. L a t .once a n d ha|(e them in session of the Florida Legisfatur<‘
having to originate in thn new supply of fiotlles every 22 •»
- it has been found by the advertiser
eight year-s ago and the state of Flo under the Constitution), they were
They lay then nul
vestigate the matter.
pufo
days. If he d f livers 10,0U0.bottles a
who wants results, th a t an advertise
And sink thn
Certainly In a section where there rida would have been spared the based on the s assum ption that there
da y and they coat him 2
cents I They put t in u
ment in every issue of the Herald
■>h«t
nr? so many farms und fnmilies and mortification and injury subsequent, Would be n river and ha rb o r act each
e
tc
h
,
hi«
daily
expense
for
bottles
will get b etter results than any other
And
dal.
tw
hen'
all
kinds
of
wildcat
lamia
'.IH-,
where there nre so many laborers on
year, the act passed during the long wnuid'be "ilii.00 or $5.576.76 a year,
form of'advertising, and yogr money
were
floated
a
t
will
to
the
evorltut*
the farms and many people working
sesssion to lairome a law not later which is going some
is left In Sanford; How many fake
T h e »leiird
'tot,
a t the shops who ride to and from ing Shame of our state.
th a n June 80, and t h a t passed during
In the opinion of the D epartm ent
schemes are sprung on the merchants
M akes a'.,
The Publicity Bureau is just what the short session to becom e a law not
their work, with the numerous peo
not all of .these botUe* «re lost or He dries t 1
during the year by the fly by night
ple residing in the suburbs and more tho name i«nplies—no more and no later than March 1. *m
c 1"P*.
broken: many of them have merely
• advertising solicitors who only -want
Arpi irm,
of them building homes every day on less and would be absolutely under
Now
that
Congress
has
seen
tit
to
strayed. Some of the liottles g.-t into
th e 1money and get out of town with
the outskitts of the city this plan of the jurisdiction of the State uffiicials p u l -ofl the passage of the annual
it
on
the
first
train.
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tho hands of o th er dealers and some
»r*k
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a belt line and transportation to and and the censoring committee.
river and harbor bill, at- least up to a re dumped Into the ash 'barrel, Five million *. ■ >•
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With
nt)
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Aside
from
the
editors
who
nre
oh
Jrom the farms is worth while investi
the present, there is nothing left to
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H arry Thaw appears to have been
. i n Inr mm
the committee, such public spirited th e Engineer Corps in charge of tho which has suggested .th at’milk bottle I What will llu- ¡ r>«>
gating,
an
d
the
A.
C.
L
cun
rest
assur
cle ring houses be established Hn th»
lost sight of since the death struggle
1i l.sC
To
fight
t
he
t
i.
rm
citizens
of
Florldn
as
W.
C.
Temple,
began in Europe. Will Ri*W Ailyn ed th a t they wilt hnv«- the hearty r o W»-Z. Chambliss, M. E. Gillette, svvnral works tm rivers and harbors forge*Utlis ip' order that the losses
but to suspend operations, where in bottles muy be reduced to the
'or Bob Holly or some othe bright operation of-the citizens und the city,
Tan
The German.
officials in an enterprise of this kiml_4-L—■A**.Vitn»Agnew and many, others there is no money available to con
min mum.
light, please inform us as to- the
1« doing so:
This enterprise has bean started ■W'H tak o ^ a n nctive Interest In ex tinue such operations, disrupt the
abouts of that, distinguished gentle
-,ii,
He’s fig*
plotting H o n d a through the Bureau foiVe* and lay up th e machinery,
and
should
not
lie
allowed
to
fail
m an.— St- Cloud Tribuue.
iyul
see
th
a
t
only
the
tru
th
is
told
Senator
"
tillie
"
Jnmcs
wus
a
w
or
And
let
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Ju st now Harry is rusticating in lieca úse of the inertia or lagk oL ab o u t Florida. So much for the Pub which, according to ex p e rt testimony, r in l statesman during the first week
m^ney.
is much more costly th a n when said
(tew Hampshire, o waiting the decis
'.h*
licity Bureau th a t has recently been machinery is in operation.
of the war horror in Europe. Mrs. Now news i
O
,ion of the Supreme C ourt, a n d the
formed and has naked no favors from
D E V IL 'S W ORK OF W A R
Shoqjd 'Congress a d jo u rn without Jam es is among those Americin* mr* , r nirSupreme Court is waiting to (ake
,-„( the raWs
anyone;
Allhougb II
passsing a - river and harbor hill, it run ru’d somewhere on tho disturbed
a last guess a t the caiie.
Niitions g» rAad aa men do. I t was
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M i THE
The Panama Exposition fiasco has
continefit. M rs. Jnrttes has given her T H E G E R M A N
After H arry's release he expects w ,s oldier- who said "W nr is Hell.V received th d 'su p p o rt of all thg nowp- wntild seriously h an d icap : at . lo hushnnd great coiffcern for a long W I R E !.F SS
to romo to Sanford and spend the Tho m yatefy of life an d death is no puper.s of Florida. Some of them re third of the projects carried in the tim e, for she was in very precarious
And TH AT
winter*
- ’ •
where ao im penetrable as when, talN served the right to criticise the m eth bill a n d 'in many cases-w ork would health for mi ntka after he ranched
have
to
come
to
a
complete
stand
fog its flig h t'ab o v e the cradle and ods employed, some plnced the free
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-i
Evil F.
the grave, it wings its way to the advertising just ns the commission still, thereby entailing a positive loss fact, only last winter that . she
TOO MUCH T E R R IT O R Y
."I [isd
FVnr Is tie
of
time
and
a
serious
interference
"Bob Holly goes the JjvrksiyivJIle edge of the battlefield and hovers ^
, t olJl Certainly mine of the
r-ieOto navigation which work* a derided M,,«'™'-‘d to regain her normal strength Into «me h ai
, Metroplis, which claims to be "Flo over th e slain. W hericc. wherefore, to newspapers refused to boost the
■
tllia,
hardship to Uoth sh ip p e rs ami con til und spirits an d her trip to Europe tal, muriij. iiin.
rida's Greatest N ew spaper," one bet what end? *
and
sometime*
proposition where it looked legitimate,
was to recuperate from the n ílh e r
*
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Before .th e aw ful spectacle of a b u t nil of the newspapers are jealous sumers.
ter am i say»: "T h o D aily H erald
strenous months of the scoiai life nmt nil gruwiii
would be the greatest thing on earth general Kurojtean war w ith its’appnl- of the good, nam e of our state nod
just now." Any paper. Holly gofo out ing im pendencies, the thoughtful none of then* will stan d for anything
T w enty millions of dollars in na
Is a goodvorte,' but modesty Should American will hesitate liefore taking th a t looks like a half way exhibition tio n al bank note*, ev e ry twentyfour
restrain him from tnking in so much sides. He 'stan d s ag h ast. I t is thn of the sta te 's resources in the terri hours is the record of th o production
tcrrirory.-Orlando Sentinel.
brotherhood of mnn, not the* rights to ry of our only rival a n d they said of tho Bureau of P rin tin g ahd En
jwnrannrii&nisiunoDiimiiijin^^
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A^
and wrongs of nation«, th a t gains .so in no unm easured term s,
graving, the currency thus issued
‘ S P E A K E R F O R E ST LAKE . possession of his mind- and heart.
T h o Herald has consistently boost; being authorized by th e AldrichLessens the Dread of
I'o rw t Lake has the inside track But yesterday* the .President of tho cd the Panam a E xposition from the V rceland bill, which p erm its the Sec
In the speakership, race, lie la to far U nited S tates was discoursing sweet s ta r t in more wnys th an one, and we re ta ry of tho T tcasury, in an emerg
the Work Ahead
■In the lead th at it appears the other ly ab o u t moral forces in Mexioo-sav are n o t-fn the fram e of mind th a t ency, to accept sta te , m unici|«l and
candidates have quit void, Mr. Lake age an d lawless ■Mexico-today’bchnld will brook rrtk id sm eith er n s .to the in d u strial bonds as se cu rity for n»*
Fans nml Flatirons nra
han J» e n a consistent worker /or the E pglsnd, Q erm any a n d Franco-The m anner of refusing the columns o f tionnl bank notes. U n d e r tho terms
ti comfurtnlilc couibinnprogressive Dem ocrats In Florida last syllable of recorded civilization Tree dope or the nasjy fling a t the of th a t net, which is today looked
tion, provided, thej* arc G-K Electric
never sought to put himself in the upon their lip»-the final word of Publicity B ureau.
upon as 6ne of the greatest pieces
Fans
and G-E Electric Flatirons. This
way of his f/ienda a n d th e ’ honor af science an d a rt- a t one an o th er's
The Pnnnmn Exposition Commis 0/ constructive statesm anship accomb
'»he speakership H given to him will throats, us barbaric a s in. th e Middle
fish
ed
in
this
generation,
the
i.otal
is the positive opinion of hundreds of
sion and ^M inisters Plonepote'ntisrios
be m erely an Acknowledgement of Ages. W here be y our serm ons now, to California will please be governed w hich tho tre a su ry .m ay issue under
thousands of happy and contented
faithful service ttr th c people. One of oh, W oodrow W ilson; where your accordingly.' We d o n 't owe them a tfie a c t amounts to thp enormous sum
housewives throughout this country.
the most com m endable'traits in the dollars, Andrew Carnegie?
picayune qno way or’ thfe other and of ono billion, two h u n d red tiilliion
T b « G-E Gm*r»j>Ie*d Flatiroo b cU«n, «orepolitical life of Forest Lake hi his lib * T he world has a long way to trav -' there Is ^n old adage a b o u t looking a dollars. These notes a r e full legal
yawl«»I ami w w l t aJ—C*a»a onlr 1» c«t*
eral m ind a n d his willingness to con cl before it roaches th e M ount of gift horse in th e m outh.
le n d e r snd .are being
d s'.rihuted
to do tb* weob'a Iraaln» o l aa ordinary »bed
family, G-E Fana neo T b » Leadaei o l iba
sult his friends in m atters where Olives. Lo, we build a house of .cards
to banks throughout th e country
Mark*«—Farwkb coolina beooaoa Ter three or
men seem to think they owe their in th e low country. Comes a wind
as rapidly as the press can produce
four iH fa a day, end Uat • Ufatlmo. Come
N
s
llr«
af
AaslUallsa
for
T
a
«
!>«•,{
Itnilrr
lUCcess only to tiu-mselves and God across the N orth Sea in a moment to
th e money and the Secretary’s of
la and take year pick af either er both.
Hrrtlca S af C fca»l«f
* IBS.
.
>11. Law* af FI«
Notlta 1« brrrby c*««n lba( llanry Gitas, fice can ship it to th e applicants.
a lte r they get elected.
blow it down. Com es a blast from
urrhtM-r of T as CartiBcala No. 2 0 0 d «l«it
When he U made speaker, as .It hell th e H apsburgs made a n d ' not f h* 2nd day ol June A. L>. 1102. ha« Sled
" H a d it not been (o r this act sn d
$3.50 IRONS NOW $2.50
■■Id Gertlflrate In nrr offlew, snd h i« made
appears now he.surety will be, For one stone rem ains. T ru ly the. Home 'application
th
e
preparedness of th e , department
(or Tax l> « d to tn u , fn acrordTragedy! A race accursed of God! anre with law.
est Lake.will do w hat he be tevea
to tu rn out tjio em ergency currency
Kali)
«file r a i a cnbtscei
an nr i i t . ithe
s * InUnwlr*
Maid iCartiBcala
inUnwing da&
people want him to do.-JacluonvlUe Was it not enough t h a t seif-slaughter ■ralbad property, aituated in Mamlnola Coun- w ith promptness and dispatch," said
Florida, ta-wilt Uat 8.3* eh» W of N E'
State.
and the assassin h ad dune to wock *y.
Jo
sep
h
K.
Ralph,
d
irecto
r
of
the
Hot of N W U ol SE W
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90 rf
e f»i ,. W 1.61
I . t l r rh».
h » , B ».»•
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E . l . t « B ureau of Engraving a n d
the devil's will on th e D anube th a t r u n "B ‘I.S0
m
A n tin g ,
b N S.tS «ha, (Ut» bey •» yd» *V af NE
a deeolate old m an should be left tQ
•
SUSPENDED ANIMATION
r of NW k H? RK W. r6n W U7ft, fl JTtft, " a frightful monotaru panic might
m
ft. H 372ft.)
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h a v e occurkd."
Among the latest*, case», of su: - end th e dram a with a conflagration
•The »aid land brlbt mHw i h
■ i ]■ a;
P S » «à te i
i«h
i
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„ pended anim ation am ong the n$ws> swooping serosa th e Rhine to* the of the laauaneo of aurh cartikrnta In the name
Apropos of Mr. R a lp h , who has
of Arthur Moore, boira. Unloaa saV .C irU AprpetWi is th a t of the M ulberry- Her- Rhone and th e Seine; to the Severn rata abaU ba redeemed nccordins to law, TaX been *'©n th'e J o V tw e n ty out of
Heed will ieeua thereon on the lftbVday- of
aid. . E d ito r «Bulloch announces in* a n d 'th e ClydeT .W hat Is ServU to September
tw onty-four hours eVtory day for the
A. U . - l f l d ,
Wltnaaa my official elinature and
si tbla p a st week looking a fte r tho work of
• last-week*» issue th a t the. paper sur- England, w hat to France, th a t they
Iktb day af Jtuiuat A. <>.
1 1914.
• pends on account of non support. should bleed for her? And after- aU
tu rn in g out this msw m pney, his wife
ieeal)
E. A. ____
Floutla
Clerk
Circuit
Court,
1.
lam
Seminóla
inala__
Co.
The daily paper a t P ulatka suspend js o v ir how shall th o Balance of th e 104-Tuaa :»tesaid
Lp him the other, morritnff
Ily J. C. ilobert*.
ed several'w eeks ago..on accouut of Powers stand? Ile n ry W atterson in
I would like to have te n dollars. I
tho Louisville C ourier-Journal.
seo several enticing b arg ain s sdver,_nop-HMipport.
Wo are sorry to chronJefo the end
tjacd ut the stores a n d now is the
Jusr When tho Pain Was W orst
. .T H E PANAM A BUBBLE
. Tho dentist* (getting-even with' hi* tim e to buy/
of these papers or of an y paper*.
pleasant
N pt’ only do we sym pathise with the , Sonic of the prom oters of tb« Flo photographer) 7-; ’"Look
" J o e " skirmished a ro u n d through
p
le
a
se
!"
-T
h
e
Tailor.
rida
exhibit
i
hfs p o c k e tsin d finally fished uj>$i.?$
an d 'editors, - b u t ‘ with tinV.H •. tl ' A
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Sanford Light
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Fuel Co
�AüGCgT 18 19Í4
Di and» aboút
the city tfc1 « ' r E l?J * thc ncw Principal of
the bantord High School was in tht?
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BOY’S iníM K’H.YOIlH CHANCE
f 'ty yesterday from
Gainesville
Inspector. A. I). Smith Offers
Uitíe IUppenlngB—Mention Of ho han been unending the State Sanitary
' Prizes for (leaning Hack-Yards
Matters In Brief
Normal He lef, yeaterday evening
Here’s . a chance for Che* boy«,of
A B O U T PEOPLE A N D E V E N TS
position as teacher of expression in
Bethel College. Me KcnzJé, Tenn.
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Mr. and. Mr*. D) C. Marlow, aecúmpanicd by/Mr*. Lovell hau« gone
to Black Mountains, N . C.-for th«
remainder of the summer.
lor hin home in South Carolina to Sanford to gat a-free ticket to -the
BEINtf A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS-,
nuke arrangement* fo r,re m q va! to Picture Show or win a $3.00 Base
this
city.
ISONAL ITEMS OP INTEREST
UP-TO-DATE —
Ball Glove or a $1.50 Knife. A. 1).
A Sanford party, spending yestrr- Smith, Sanitary Inspector has hit
Mr. and Mra. W., H. Peters, Joo
Communication* for this Column Should be Marked "Society Editor” , or
iaannsry Of The floating Small Talk* day in Urlando.
detained by the upon a novel scherric for keeping
and
M argaret will retu rn today
*' SarcIncUy
/ i _. l i s c i l a Arranged
A e e a n tfa ii For
P ap Hurried
tín n ln .l
l . ,
.
Phoned to Mrs. K. ,A. Terhcun, Phone 203
heavy rain of Inst evening, and had the back yards of Sanford iq gqod
from
a
n extended trip to New York
Herald Reader a
He announced to the Her
tu make an unexjn^isi night trip shape.
and Maas.
Ckildrtni Party
^
flshing and bathing this jolly crowd
In the party were Miss May Leonar- ald yesterday that every boy who
Mamie Kate Williams was the of youngsters expect to enjoy every
f i f l n S. Maine ha« rotflrned from dy. Mi*» Eunice Human*. Miss Minn brings to him a note from either of
Mr an d Mra. G. W. Spencer and
rOtlando where he has been engaged Key. Mi** Elsie Clark, of St. Augus his parents stating th a t he has charming, little hostess Friday after minute of the next three days.
family are off on their sum m er va
in organizing a lodge of Macabees.
tine, Mr \ \ | 1. Ha mans. Mr. S. G cleaned up the back yard will re noon, to fifteen of her girl friends,
cation in N orth Carolina.'
ceive free a ticket to the Picture In celebration of her twelfth birth
Camp at Palm Spring*
. Seth Woodruff of Orlando was in Brook, and Mrs S. Walker.
Show.
day, A number of games* were e n jo y
A congenial party, leaving town
Miss Jessie Hutcheson la spending
Ejfr city yesterday enrouto to his The overtime was pleasantly take
ed,
a* well as tho dainty refreshments Monday morning, for a week’s camp her vacation pleasantly a t New Smy
in
addition
to
this
offer
two
,or
taken
up
at
the
San
•
Juan.—
jjitie ranch near-O steen.
possibly more prizes will be 'given served in tffe dining-room.Tho table at Palm Springs am Mr. and Mra. rna and Daytona, *
Reporter-Star
I Miss Nona Wylly and mother have
boy who cleans up the most yards was very artractive in its decora J. N. Whitner, Misses Mell, Alice
Jmm
f fjturned from a months visit with < Notice-All mem hem of the Womans in his neighborhood. The boy .who tion of red and green the color and Annie Whitner, Mabel Bowler, *'A Jolly party of good fellows
Club
are
requested
to
meet
ut
the
f friend* and relatives in Orlando.
brings to Mr. Smith or leaves at being effectively carried-out in cut and Messrs Emery Close, Seth who motored over to
Daytona
home of Mrs. J T Brady, Fourth
flowers
and
ferns.
In
the
center
of
Woodruff
and
W.
J.
Thigpen.
the
Herald
office
on
September
Sunday
In
p
r..
Householder’s
car
• Fresh yeast cakes and popcorn at Mrs Street near Magnolia Avtnue, Fri
30th the most notes from his neigh the table was the lovely b irth d q ywere
M
essrs
Deas,
Bowers.
Ralph
A. Simon’s.
#
G6-tf
day afternoon, Aug. 21st. at 3:30 O' bors stating that he has cleaned up caJte, .adorned with twelve red can
Ptrtqnal«
Stevens and the gonial doctor.
Mrs. B. .T. Houser returned to clock, for the purpose of ’rfiftking their back yards nnd-cut the weMs dles. -There was great fun in the mcrMiss Bessie Long returned Friday
ilteland yesterduy after spending (lowers for the "City Beautiful Ball" will receive from
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the Sanford Purni- ry efforts of the giri», attem pting to night from drlJghthrt rW r^ ro WTrrthrf- -M ttr- A lItcciX frlitctìl. 1xr having
which is to I»'given in the fall. Every ture Co., a fine
¡lay with home folks.
'Tw r f ^ )¿lt?T¿tew:ipast‘
■rhe^JrfrftNy
qwffttttT—M anv. Garden. Accompanied ¿ y Mrs-A. Jon.
» enjoyable viiit a t the country
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gH
tfiftqe
1eiTfm
?”
?rj» Tlio young "and little daughter Louise, who will home of Judge and Mrs. Herring
Glovc.
T
he
Herald
:wrlt~
-gTvr~
"fT
T
C ^ F l r t c bwmake a short visit in Sanford. Mr.
of the Seminole P h a r m a c y - h o l crepe paper. The work will, b e -a r the boy having the second highest hostess.
/Assisting
M
as. Williams*were Mcs- Jones will join them for the week
umber
ofthese
notes
any
$1.60
The \Vhitner friends,
Miaaes
ding In a fine new Studebaker.
ranged so that every ono may be kinfe he can select In an y atom in dame* Underwood, t Worman and end.
Jana and .Allice came down from
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy able to assist.
from Jacksonville S unday an route
Sanford advertising in the Herald. Smith. Others present were- Ada)
and their daughter Mftlllonre enjoy
Mr. E. E. Phillips who has been to the Bungalow of M rs.. 9. 0.
Other prizes will probably be of Rhine*? Rosamond Radford, Anna
Typewriter Ribbons— Remember
ing themselves a t Daytona Beach. the Herald when you need one. fered later. It is one of the rules Mason, Nina Lee, Maggie Pearl the gueat of his cousin, Mrs S. O. Chase. Before returning to Sanford
They expect to spend several weeks. Any make machine. 7flc delivered of this contest th at all boya who Sm ith, Cora Lee Tillis, M argaret Shinholser, hai returned to hia home they - will visit their a u n t in Or
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lando also. On their return to
enter the contest will keep'his own Shelly, Vlrgie Hyman, Mary Elisa in A tlanta.
See Dutton for turnip, mustard, anywhere. Rhone 148.
96-tf
Sanford they will be th e gueat of
yard cleaned up
until September beth Moye, Irene Norwood, Sarah
littuce and cauliflower seed. 96-tf
For Sale-Orange grove 14 acre*
Mrs H. C. Gerror left on Monday Mr. and Mra. B. F. W hitner.
3Qth, and this will of course be Esterby, Virginia Do C o u n ty , Ethel
Ernest" Belts finds his motorcycle fine hammock - land, lSO acres of
counted in tjpj prize contest and Singletary, Helen Terwilliger, Julia for Now York, Verm ont find Cana
gs not built for two and has traded Celery laud, one ten acre tract celery
**
da 'for an extended visit of several
Must Hava Been.
will also entftlc the boy to a free Laing.
land. At a bargain. Address P. 0 . B
• for a Saxon car.
Bay a Mr. FIIkjd Young In the Pal)
months. She will return to Sanford
ticket to the show.
Box 902. 104-8tc.
Mall Oatette: "I began yesterday by
Busy llrrt and Rabbin»
after th e Christmas holidays.
Get.your Ice cream from D u h a rt’s
This is
your chance
boys.
swimming In a junllt sea, continued It
I Tea Cream Vactory.
85-tf
Get busy right away and clean up
A delightful meeting of the Busy
Mrs. E. B. Bigger« and little by motoring through a hundred miles
BE KEAN Cl. ASS
the back yard. Get a note from Bees was held at the Bobbin's Nest
Mrs. W. P. Fields and children
ter
Evelyn are home again after a of lilac and gofio, ahd ended It lis
your parent* stating that you have Monday afternoon with Mrs. _ Geo.
have returned home after spending
tening to the mbit perfect concert
done so and present it to Mr. Syjrfh Fox leader. Although many of the most delightful visit to the moun- program at Queen's hall that I have
; Mveral weeks with home folks at
and get your ticket. T hen g o fto members are out of town, (here was tains of N orth Carolina,
ever heard. . . . Waa It n ot-a
iccnt City.
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your next door neighbor, and ask a goodly gathering of little folks up
happy day?** The answer, Fttson, la.
Phone your orders to No.89 if
Mr. W. H. Tlbbals Jr. of Lake City In the affirmative, Mr. Punch remarks.
if you may clean their yards and on the great, broad veranda of the
The Berean Class of the Baptist cut the weeds ...telling them ¿Jint hotel and a most interesting meeting spent th e w eek-end.in Sanford the
j o b w a n t 'baked beans, salads, homeide bread, cakes or pies* for your (Sunday School met with » full »t- that you are—going to win a prize.- was the result.- Guests of th e Bee* guest of the Misses Munson.
Nolle* ml AprlltalUs f « T** D**4 t.’sdrr
»••lion 1 4 d . , i . i I M I , I.*»* *>f Ha
*■. Sunday dinner.
| tendance on Iasi Sunday. During the When this dene get a note front them and the Bobbins wire Mrs, J. W,
Natte* 1* hrri-tiy ftvao th a t I t a n r r Gitan.
Mrs. A. B. Marshall and Mrs. purrbsM r ol Tax C m t l B r l t x N e. 20*0
,,
, ,L. Dorman andi rfamily
i . month
Mrs.
A.
,
, of September
. . . they are to i stating that you have cleaned the Dickens, President of the W om an’*
tha Znil day at Jus* A. l>. ISOS, ha* flint
,
.
. have lecture* each Sunday by prom -1 <r- yard in good shape anc go on C l u b ; Mr*. Henry Wight. C h a i r m a n 1 Jn (,k Davison are among t h e ¡ W o r d •alii
•alii (VllllrtO
(‘»rtlltral In my office, and hai mad*
have returned from a several months
...
* -Taxi l)#i
*
application
lor
)»*ii‘ lo ‘Itauv ‘in affordB ..
,
i i i
i indent citizen*' "f the r if j which ;tr< the next *The most industrious of the Junior Civic League, Mr*. B
taking
In
the
excursion
to
St.
ance
»Ith law.
“ vutt to her parents in iaiki-land and
Said CcrllAcal* embahre* th* fotlo»ln( daKT
. .- *
. 1 " I”* vers interesting A i irdial in boy will be the one to gel l he tirsi, A. Terheun, Chairman of the Wel Petersburg this week.
Albert is happy in the possession «dt
•crltieil p iip e rty , alluatad In Saralnol* < nun" . . .
. . . .
, ,
Vltatlon is extended In all you prize nnd ii is a dandy. Other fare Dept, and Mrs. Alice Harvey.
ly, t'lorida, lo-wlti Hr* TH ih* W- o( NB
Hbe family anil the brand new baby
ot NW li ol HK >l H.r 1«. T p I I . K SI,
Mr M. C. Savage has returned to Cor
! I. G hIssile!
merchants will probably offer prize* A* Mrs, Dickens stepped upon the
run K 90fl. if 120(1. W »Oft. N 120 It.
hi*
home
In
Jacksonville
after
a
deThe aalil land ix l n t l u r u n l at (hr dal*
1'(ass Ht ¡»trier
[- New booking orders (or Btg Bos
later
V.Titch tin- Nembi fur further, po r-h. the Bee* gave with vigor and
at ihr issuance of such crfUflcnte In Ihs name
resounding force, the League yell, j »««htful visit to Sanford friends. ol Henry Adam*, ttnlaa* *»ld CarUlaata
un no unci'menta.
tpn Lettuce ami Cauliflower seed,
•hall be rodeeraad according to law. Tax
\ Great Success
nf.' F. Dutton.
9fì-tf
Thi- was a compliment fully appre
I iced **111 l» u e th-reon tha U l J U l f el
Heath of i > K. M urtin
Mi**
Gertrude
Green
who
ha*
Sriiirmher A I), t a l l .
\ gG-ai , w.,s tin. ¡totted
riu ted by Mr* Die keifs who respond
my nfficUl al(nalura
this
<• 1. Martin died at his home ed with a gracious little talk, nssur- I * « attending summer .chimi in . . »\ Vriter,*
Potted plants nini Cooked Food plant and ">k<»! lood -ale run b\
i s T - T V Ä A™ » 1 ?
tsaal) "
* K. A. L)(«gl***.
Ien sale a t the store across (rom Ab the Baptist ladies lust Saturday on the Pace place east of the city assuring the Bees "that the Woman's Knoxville, 7"L,nn., will not return to
.
.
.
.
, I’lerh ntrrult Cauri, Seminóle Co., Fla.
.tmathy's, EV ERY Saturday after afternoon ar.d .Mining a t ’ t he store last night after a lingering illness Club could not now do without them S a n f o r d t h i s fail h a v i n g a c c e p t e d a mi-Tu«*. £tr.
tly J. 0 . Ito b a m , O. C •
Mr Martin came having found in them an active,
of many month«
-noon and evening, Phone your orders across from \ b, rn.it h \ '-.
—
auf - ca!* ■st band' of little workers."
to No. HO.
T11•*■**<* La 'it. ' vvta); t.. atinuuif'c to 1*lortili» *«'Vi t ul \ »*Mnt
(> ring front t ul.i-n ulln**i*» .K,l *lev i-r A r -mg vote of thanks was extend
Alii
ïk
v
Y
4
i
b;tt
:)
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i’T
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5 or 6 dose* fi fi fi will break au .
fr. ut-. 1h<- 11sr *♦-$*U vlit* <ll*.if !$T lt*M.tt .i ¡.«i i ■.cui tig r.» <>v
ed
Mr*
Bobbin*
for
her
F rii e 2.' >.l ï U“•!at
?<ue of F e v e r or Chili«
.•¡¡M
1
liad
tinid<11.• ge '-rnus hospitality
in 111 **\
.1
1
1
1
»
’
'l.t
ï,*l
.4Î
tit*'
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■
and
the
goo<
Vi 2fit
¡‘cents.
i tll'f^. phtjîiptl t»* No
will ■M-llll.l OH tIn fanti al l In« Para farm Ituie she wan giving the Bees.*4n re
The Haynes brother« and their I1». aÜr *•*’.»Il v fi|!*'*l
t Ititi kirie th 1* .Mitili•or 1iff tt ,•axial
ipiinae to a cull for a sjn-i'ch, Mr*.
llamilies were in ib< *i(> from !*■
i m p r n v e h ; s e ot i ibl icoi b u t h< w a i t e d
Koldun* told them "that she was
(Land on Sunday. ■outing ov. r tu oto
loo long
In for*' s e e k i n g
h lur ida*
U ulking to Erisco
very happy to be the hostews of such
■' l un a t e ' a n i l n i t e r a b r a v e bait i*
fef*lhe big cars of the llaynes Garage
heidlhy looking lads were
i hive id Busy Bee* anil th at she
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c( that city.
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was intensely interested in lllepi and
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the work they were accomplishing.
6 or 6 doses Gfifi will hcrak any afternoon and said they were on a t r o y e r y e s t e r d a y .
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F en v« ' e» .r -'n, trr rChill*.
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I.V.ftll id tfn t. '02 miles between live children to morn hi* lo+* relit* in lw-r possession forty-two
$ints.
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Mrs Jam es Cowan qnd son George are under agreement to walk all t|n*
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th a n k * wa* ex ten d ed M r* .|D elam eti'r
have returned-hom e after a visit to" way und arrive there by April,
[■-fftlatives ut Barberville Mr* Cowan’s They left nin i; with a Lincoln pen S c a - o n II** Been Mo s t profil ati li for the gift of n hantlsomè plant* for
Here 4* Whore Ihe Women of Jhe Nation Naturally Belong.
one of the parks. It was decided that
tii. h en ci posed t brir ell^ mother accompanied her honu* and ny tsi* h.
To The Gru» orn
■s u gift from the Weal Sitie, il
! n »t* to m.iK> thetr
Will visit for acveral w.-'-k>..|t I c t r,- f ■. t
Fi or i<l.t has been making a r<
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; *î/ MT It I i‘|il IflÜ cord for he- Crop« during the *cu*»t; .boulil lie piaceli yi.thw. Weit Stile
I'.on
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{several Sanford Garages will
•o Mr* Oelir.ictnr by the secretary
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silwnv*
he fimntl i n ’ flootl ivtvorlmonl, of drairjiblo q u a l i t y
represented in tin I iT riu • *t IJ.i
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in
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different cars will make a try lor tinI- lo'ing made by within her bordent during the la-t various iieglueted .gratinila nnd park - 1
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Y(ui Won’t Go Astray If You Conic Our Way ■.
prizes! Out ,of all the our« ih. i . v
rr the auspices half 'IliTM-n , i-ars, L>r wi t h i n ' timi ar. vs atol those which have received
oill.l'
l lie
pact to participate there will study ôf the J*t-1!irdei (>bin At idoli r flu b ,
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* the nurvulést
caro ,a iwt attention.
time flave
then* been
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f be a winner from Sanford.
' pushed
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contest
is
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to
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who
will
leach i* to receive a scholarship in opomenta well .begun,
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report.
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children
enjoyed
games
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tho
p¿r dozen sheets. Herald Office.
of t h e c o n t r a c t .
promoters, than can be published
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lertaln mom furnished hy Polly Boh .
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M U M 1 | \ W VTl!It PL (NT
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fianford will have another r e s t a u
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been
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rant and it will tie located in the
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, , sociable,
; rooms formerly occupied i>y t he < ny ■p-s in I )e|.aiol pui«l into the ejty' land which has been setout incitrus
about
to
!'
n',
friendly.
Mr*.
Robbins
served
orchard* vvhkch ure now
R estaurant In the Iline* Building.
treasury Il t :ish. *10.030. Has des come into fruition for the peuson* delirious refreshment* and the hoppy
I t'w ill be managed hy a Greek
the abovi unite a number •did not th at will follow. And the fine vege afternoon riime. to a cloao with an
who expects to serve the trade to tip*
pay . _Liii--v ■ mr * now being gotten af- table la mis of great area tire being invitation to Mrs. Bobbin* to meet
- b rat.of his ability.
t.r with . «!.( r st M'k. a ltd Witter IS slowly put into condition where the with them at their next meeting in
TJit UNIVI HS AL CAO
PiatW' nnd Player Piano- Expert being cut oli where i.insumtT* fail promoters will realize well for the in Central Park two week* hence.
tuning nnd repairing . All work ahrciiiM- to pay It i* prolmble that vestments. . Solutely guaranteed. W.L. Harvey. t lie figure* fur the ensuing year will
Tho season just cjosod ho* been
Camping Pdrtir»
Box 1233-Phone 249-4.
102-tL
be b - Ihitn $12.000 EstlmMing
spoken of as ono not up to the avert j ,0 delights, joys anti tliscoinuse of wulcr for fire hydrant*.
Effective August lit 19M to Auguit 1st 1015 and
ugc, and • there havt- been com- ftlf t s 0f camp life, seem to be a favMr. and Mrs. J. F. K arnatz huv< the
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against any reduction* during that time:
menta
in
northern
paper*
upon
the
orjfe
form,
of
plcasuro
for
Sanford
« tu rn e d to« , * ,
w.i
which wood doubtless cost the city
matter.
Tjtere
have
been
no
a'uthen-peoulK.
this
summer
for
not
a
week
the summer
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tic figure» given in an y popert-for ¡mssüs
sre receiving s warm welcome from not rie>*
th at one or more congon
isra but
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plznt were owned nnd operated by
the reason, It Is stated, th e railroads ini parties "go ramping" nnd return
their many Hanford friends.*Mr. Knrprivate parties, the city is making n
natx is s live wire and Is the kind good thing out of it* water plant, did not cixrc to make too publicHhe with* enthusiastic reports of the good
total amount of "out shipment*." titnea onjoyeji.
th a t is needed in Sanfo/d.
.
(In IN* United HUIaa *f Amark* 0*1/)
and the service is excellent. It has
There has been compiled by unof f i
Ju st returned from a five dnys camp
• Thursdays and Sundays— Wood been many years since winter .Has cial who is in a position to know
qn the Weklva, driven homo by the
land Park.
Picnic conveniences, faff ml at the time of a fire, or ut any
whereof he *peaks' n table to show rain several days ahead of tim e, are
Amusements. Tho only safe, clean other time for that matter. For the what ha» been carried outside of the
All retail buyer* of new Ford can from August li t 1014
Mr. and Mrs, Claude Herfldon.M r.
outdoor swimming pool, emptied month ending July 31, the city took State. Of course it U impossible^ to
to August l«t*1915 wflLihsra in the profit* of the com
and Mra. Eider, Misses Lola Evans,
dally, cleaned and re-filled from ar In about $3,500 from water rents; determine hy any means thè amount
pany to the extent of $40 to S60 per car, on each car
Nell • Evans, ‘ Nellie Elder, Susie
tesian well. Shower bath, toboggan this has been a great bfilP in carrying
of the products which have been eon- Brown and Messrs Osborn Herndon,
they buy, PROVIDED: we »<11 «rid deliver 300.000 new
¡.«.et work. etc., as the city i*
•fide Leased privately also.
HtSf on sre<
sumed
within
the
Stato-nor
T
olddiantj
Robert
Herndon
Ford cars during (list period,'
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le f t ' t o di, a y for abort on ready cash. Tho water plant Surhrnmoii1nGs be even approximately
.
Axk us for particular!
k Jacksonville ’ where ho Will take has c-navled the city to pay c a s t a* guessed at, for every community
Carnp firt ‘G ith tind /land lìoy»
it ha* gon at least * month longer is, ns U every family, a -great consu
chargi of one of the Whidden stores
Another happy party of campors
“ l firat
mer of the home-grown fruit* and are the Camp-fire girls and tho Band
Lt the t- city. His many friertd* herd than it
be able fo do after the f f e ^ o u n r i l
vegetables.
■«gret his sbqence blit are glad to
Boys of the Baptist Church. C hap
C.JF. WILLIAMS. A(ant
kno* th a t he hits a good position end went into office. DcLan4 N °W8‘
eroned by Rev. -and Mra. Geo. Hy
EDWARD HIGGINS, SaUanun
th a t he will make good wherever his
m an about twenty-six young people
Careless
Mr.
Nosh.
Morvey Nç.t »Necsisary.
lot m a y b e cant. M *. >nder»on is
Much trouble might have been saved loft M onday morning for a thr
lo A Michigan Hospital and Is improvHad Noah omitted to tvko an octopus cam p a t Lake Onorò. With gleaming
necessary to^bspplnp»»^ SI
fires the playing of th e band,
»board the txk.
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Touring Car - - - 550
Town Car - 750
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�THEfSANFOBD HERALD
AUGUST 11.
PAGE SIX
S o ld ie r o f Fortune
1/1/1111111® \\\ to\ i w i f w
Copyright. 1912. by \
not with her.
She tru»tcd me—yoal
But a« a gentleman. Should I fail in
that teat of tier faith I could nover
ngnln bopu to regain my place In her
esteem. 1*
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•*
•'Lot's not talk of ourselves." I «aid.
releasing her hands, "but of what we
must faco here. I hnvo told yep Unit
Uoouibs claims to bii working under
the orders of your husband. la that
possible?”
...,
“I cannot conceive rlecrly bow It
coutd be, and yet bo might have re
ceived notice of bhr*father's death In
time to nasumo control of the estate by
telegraph or even by letter."
"I hardly think Coombs has been
.hers so short a time.”
“Hu might have been tbo old over
seer, however, and retained.’’
"TFue. Yet how could Philip Henley
know that bo bad Inherited tbo prop
e rty ? ^
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She thought a moment seriously, a
llttlo crease In the center-of her feyv--
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SYNOPSIS
Gordon Craig U hlrsd by two man. Vafl
and NeeMr iw-W M W-to-go sooth and Inrparsonata Philip H«nl«r. ostensibly to s a v s
on astats for H e n l e y , who, thay My. la In
prison. Craig la I t taka with him a wo
m an to Imparaohat* Mrs. Ilantay.
Buapactad of burglary. Cr»lc 1« cleared
by a young woman wandering In tha
a treat 8ha la out of work and hungry.
T hay talk In a restaurant.
Bhe Is an actroaa, deaart'ed by her
arsolthy, drunken huaband. She conaanta
to go aouth with Craig.
l i r a llam ard la a good woman and will
play tha part Of U ra Hanley, to help
Craig- They arrive a t the rundown Henlay plantation and are greeted by a rough
looking ovsrsssr.
i■ Coombs, ths OYeAoor. srut a m yttsrtous
m e n u . Bailie, seem to bo tbs only per
sons on tha plantation. Craig Is aw ak
ened by a shot and finds a man murdered.
lJrou»*ard,”a creole friend ot Coombs,
appears. Probing the, murder, Craig finds
the corpse m issing—Mrs. Bernard Is really
Mrs. Henley. Bhe and Craig determine to
figbt for her m lsilng husband's esta te
S he bet terse Hanley dead.
Coombs denies Henley la dead and de
ltas Craig, although the u tte r reveals
Mrs. Henley’s Identity to the overseer.
T be Utter eaya Henley blmeelf put blm,
jn charge of tbe plantation. *
CHAPTER VIII.
Circumstantial Evidence.
UDDENLY I been urn nwnro that
Ills glnngu was not directly
upon me. and 1 lifted my-own
eyes to the surfaco of tho tar
nished mirror behind where ho sat. It
reflected tho largo portrait of tho Into
Judgo Henley hanging op tho opposite
wall, and—by tho gods-1 thought l
uaw It move, scttlo back Into posiUon!
(.w a s upon my feet Instantly, awlug’Irig aside Into a belter position for de
fense. Before Coombs could realize
w h a t hod occurred 1 hnd the gun tuns
.ale at tbo aldo of his head.
“Now answer,” I commanded sharp
ly, "AVhosp Order« pul you hero?"
He choked shrinking back helpless
(n the chair.
’’Y'ou won't a Iway a havo tho drop on
S
roc.” ' “Well, I havo now. S|xjnk up. Who
Is tbe man7"
“ Philip Henley," h o , whispered, so
tow 1 scarcely caught tho name.
“ Waal. I told yor." ho growled re
«outfully. "Yor kin belluve er uot. Just
a s you please, but so help mo that's
th e troth. .1 reckon I know."
As 1 stared nt him. half believing,
h alf Incredulous, I became conscious
th a t ahe stood in tho ball doorway.
Coombs lifted hla head, glad of nny
respite, aud I glanced aside also, drop
ping tho pistol back Into my coat
grnckeL
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-*Yua-yoo were quarreling?" «he
aifkrd. coining Into the room. ."You
w ere so long T became noxious hnd
camp down.“
"Nothing serious,” I assurer) her smil
ingly. "Coombs here was a lltllo re
luctant to Impart Information, and I
was compelled to resort to primitive
methods. Tbe result bos' been quite
anUsfoctory."
"U ln I go now?" he asked uneasily.
“ Yes. by way of the front door.”
* 1 watched his great bulking figure
•until 6c disappeared alpng the path
•loading around the bouse. I* had wo
-tear that be would ever face n>e openij. All I deeded to gtiafd against was
»treachery. Then I turned and looked
ilntotbequentlohtug eyes of (be woman.
“JWhat did yen learu? What did he
say T’
“ Only ono thing qf real Importance,"
f answered In subdued tone, "and I
•dragged that oat of him by threat. He
-w a s ‘not employed by Neale, and the
fellow who was sent down hero to ns-alst os was disposed of In soma way."
•. “ Killed you mean?"
“ I suspect as much, but Coombs
claim s he was kicked off (be place aud
returned north.”
F o ra moment she stood silent, breath,
tng heavily, her eyes on my face. In
th e pause 1 saw again ibe picture of
Che old Judge and remembered.
“ Why Is he here, then? What au
thority has ho?"
•
•'Come outside Into tbe garden and t
w ill tell you tbe whfitft'story,"
. fn front of tho veranda and to tbe
r ig h t or tbgphrlck walk tbu latticework
o f a small summer house could be dlae rm o d through s maze of shrubbery
« o d «feeds. On a rustic seat within-we
w ere completely screened from observetiou. With Hushed cheeks and eyes
b rig h t and questioning she could scarce
ly w ait for me to begin. * ■
“ Now tell Inc.- Surety y e are out of
/lig h t and bearing."
- “ X do not think 1 «hall over he entire
ty aaoqrod as to that uutll I know more
o f o u r exart situation,’* I .replied, speak
i n g cautiously. "Wo may havo boon
•ecu coming here, and those weeds
would easily conceal an'eavesdropper.
T h e truth Is, j-.kgvo gained very llttlo
Inform ation fit value and am as m y itl-
think he lied and rrrrwTrmrr-tv»,»wnsT^-‘ ’rtXv^W fi^r *-?'
’jrwww.** she
Ho claims to be working under tbo or tinznrdwl nt length, "but It would seem
likely ho was notified of bis father’s
ders of Philip Henley,’*
dentb by ouo of ¿he administrators
’’W hstl Impossible!”
"So I felt, and consequently hesitat and doubtless told at the samo time of
ed to tell you, but now th at i bavo bis Inheritance. Ho was tbo only son,
been compelled to do so, I will explain and there were no other near relatives.
ta full. He ssld this under a menace, II would bo only natural for blm to
a condition which often Inspires men retain tbe old servants until bo could
to speak the truth. 1 can scarcely come hero'and select others."
Imaglno his msklng up such a story,
"There Is only on» fact which op
for he Is a dull wilted fellow, and poses your theory." 1 acknowledged,
ovch before ho had threatened to test “otherwise I would aecegt lt_as_ my
your claims to be Henley’s wife,"
own also. Coombs plainly threatened*
“You told him. thpn?”
to confront you with Henley tq..tcst
"Everything, except the original your clnlm to being his wife."
cause of our.belng bars. ,L determined
“Even (bat would not bo Impoaalthis morning to fight In the open, un bio.” she admitted reluctantly, "for
der my own name. T hat Is the right ho must hnvo knuwn of tho judges
way. is It not?"
death even before—before I left. Only
“Y’es. I think so." and aha lifted her I do not bellore If probable, nn ho’was
eyes to mine. • “ I llko you better for In no condition to travel and had very
th a t"
little money. U esldcO - her voice
"1 think I llko mysclf better also,” l strengthening with conviction, “those
said wlpi a laugh. “L confess 1 didn’t
egre much at first But a fter what men who sent you here. Ncnto and
you said the night of our arrival- 1 Vail, would never hnvo ventured auch
began to view the (blng In a hew light a scheme had they beeij,uncertain at
and to denplae my part In I t Yet oven to Philip Henley’s helplessnesa. 1 be
then I felt, bound to carry out my lieve he Is either In their control or
agreem ent It was only when you told else dead.”
"Then Coombs lied."
mo your identity, that I felt free u>
"Perliapa, although Mill another sup
decide otherwise. I w ant to servo you.
and I want you to respect me. Down position Is possible. Sumo one else
In your heart you haven’t really been umy claim to be tho heir.”
Till» was a new theory and one not
assured that 1 was not one of that
gang of conspirators. You came down so unreasonable ns It appeared at first
thought.- Hllll It was sufficiently Im
hero to watch me.”
"No—no. 1 scarcely tk ln lal ever did probable. so that I dismissed It with
doubt you. paly It was all very strange. out much consideration Sho apparent
Nothing seemed real."
ly read this In -my face.
“ We are both getting our heads
• It fit nil gniplng In (he dhrk unUI
abovo the mist now," 1 Interrupted we learn more," «he went on slowly.
gently, "aud decora a the mystery ap “Have you decided wtint you mean
pears. winyi finally solved It will like lo doT"
ly prove a very sordid, commonplace
“Only ludetliiljcly. I want to mhkt!
affair. The main thing Is for us to a careful expluraUim of the Immui aud
thoroughly understand and tnm t each grounds by daylight. This may reveal
other."
Kumethlng of value. Then we will go
“I trust you.” And both h e r1hands Into Carrollton before dark, l cannot
were Impulsively extended. “ I havo consent to your remaining here .nnfrom the very first. I did not come oilier plglit after wlint bus occurred/
here to watch, but beenuso I believed lies Idea, wo should consult a lawyer—
In you. Truly this was my motive tho best we cun find-and then proceed
rather than uny thought of the prop under his advice. Do you agree?"
erty. I came because—been use I knew
"Certainly; and how can I bo of as
you needed me. I bad un lb tuition sistance?"
that you wore going Into danger, into
ami keep Sal Hu busy In the kiU'hun fur
an hour; hold her there a t something
so its to give mu free range of the
house."
"With Hal lie!" She lifted her hands
In aversion. "It doesn't seem us though
I could stand that. Hut." sho added,
rising resolutely to her feet. "I will If
you wish It. Of course 1 ought to do
what little I ran. Why, wbnt Is this—
a SCUl rtttgr
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Kile stooped and pteked the nrtielo
up from the (lour out of a litter of
dend leaves nnd held It to the light be
tween her fingers. As shy gazed her
checks whitened.’ nnd when her eyes
nglnn met uilue they*evtdetu^^^enr.
"T hat-U nit was Philip TUetiley's
ring." sliu said gravely. "Family hulrloom; he always wore It. He must be
Here."'
"At least .It ‘would seem that bo hns
been T he seal Is.a peculiar one, nut
likely to be duplicated. But I doubt
If he Is here now. fur ha could have
no reason for avoiding us. unions''—
“ I know wlmt you mean,” sho re
plied, us I hesitated, "unless he in
tended to*repudiate me, to refuse me
■recognition."
”1» be tbnt kind of n tu im f •
"No., not when sober. Under tho
Influence of liquor be becomes a brute,
capable of any meanness."
"Perhaps that tuny lie tbe secret
then The other« here tuny bo'keeping
him Intoxicated aud hlddeu away for
purposes of their own. • However, this
need not change our plans. Will you
go In to SallloT"
"Yea; It will be n relief to bo busy,
to feel th at I tun accomplishing some
thing"
, I stood upon the bench, from where
I could look out above tbe weeds and
tangled bushes, and ‘followed ber
course to the house. At top of the
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“ I w an t to serve you."'
man. 1 tun convinced t cboso a rig h t
You are tlio man I thought yon to be.-
I gm glad I cama.*1
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•
l’ór a n ’Instant thè hot biood courecd
.through uty vaine Wild w'u'nls lenpcd
lo my tip*, uuiy to be cbokwl back nnapokeu, sltbough I «cureely knew what
»tre n d li combiniti .tu wlu t h e s w lf t
struggi*. lui[iitlii*, mnde p lth andden
revelatloo of love, awept me peyUouaiy tn*ur tu utitlmrel. je t renson belfi
anfiSclcully finn to m tra ln thè flood of
pesatoti. I knew I must re fra in ; 1
rcad U In tbe cajui dgiU ui ,o f tifose
«X**. fr o n tin i mg In fran?t>Cdcntl»bln,
1 0 7 Magnolia A ve.
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Sanford, Florida
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PA O S 8IT S V
nor could I distinguish any sound of
breaching.
Convinced I had tmen mistaken. 1
reached In once more to assure myself
of the truth, and my hand touched
cold, clammy flesh. Tbo shock of dljifa tc h
S e c u r e | „ , | t e f i l i n g t h a t n o covery «eat me reeling backward. It
OF
one else could I«* l„ this outer passage, «Vjis not the dead body so much as tbe
and completely twilled. 1 ventured to black gloom which robbed me of man
FORTUNE
Slrlke a match The M„v yellow flame hood. I could not see where to go.
ere It .jnickt, fli.-ker.sl out In some bow to escape. At whatever cost 1
mynterlous draft, revealed nn Iron band must procure light. Shaking as with
By RANDALL PARRISH
to the left of (he door, with slight pro- palsy, yet with teeth clinched. I
M u rllb L l>l¿ by A. C. McClurs A
tubeninre. resemhllng the button of reached forward, groping tnyv way
CO
hack to the side of the bunk. 1
nn electric l«*ll
Almost convlnivd that the pressure touched the edge of the blanket and
of my linger would ring an electric thrust It away, feeling the body. The
CONTINUED FROM PAGE f.
U-ll | pressed the metni tiulton. To man was fully dressed, lying upon hlr
back, and 1 experienced no dlfUculty
In ««eh n wny ns to Impress tno my surprise and relief the oftly thing In attaining the (tocketa of his coat.
Wo had boon thrown togeth- to occur was the alow opening of the In the third 1 found what 1 sought—
ff |0S «{range familiarity. Llttio by door Inward, n dim gleam of light be a box of mntebes.
Bttitf | had B r o w n to npprccinto her coming visible through the widening
I* struck one and ns the phosphorps
| (xjatitr. not only of face, but also of crock. I peered anxiously tnth the bend burnt Into (lame stared about the
dimly revenh-d Interior It was a base
womanly rhnmeter.
| dreaded tbo reappearance of Hen- meat room, half the width of tbokttch- vacant room and then down Into tbe
dead fnco within the bunk. The man
mj. Would she return to him? Would
hadJm en killed by tbe atroke of a
•be forgive the past? 1 could not be pu overhead. I should Judge: the wplla
hatchet
and was almost unrecognisa
.Iguoraut of the fact (hat she liked of crude tunmmry the floor of brick,
p» tftiatKI mo as a 'frie n d .' Hut be- the Celling. Jn^isiWisI Ly-cot)webs, of ble. Not uutit'lbc blazing match had
tilts father colorless certainty I rough hew a -beam».—The-hgliu^Jtittax*. burmst to my finger tips wan 1 sure of
Then, to my atldetl hor
' possessed no assurance. SJu* was not lug ami tllui. came from n tinff buftterb-JllM
1
compromise) with candle tu an Iron holder »crowed n,r> 1 rvcwiriMi Coomb«. 1 grasped
a small la- ,h<? 1,111 --iKulIUnincu of the roan's death.
flgty irar to pretend- No love for me, against the mill, rovt-nllng________
•rea If It had nlrw fdyfw ffm rro bio»«-bier two chairs, one without a back the probable reason, for his being
f gem lu ber secret benrt, would nut ki uml four narrow sleeping bertha made stricken dowu, Wbderer bait lieen
ller disloyal to sacred vows. 1 knew of rough tKiards, This was all. except hltlden behind that picture, crouchlug
tint and deep dowu In my own con- a coat’ «lutigling from a beata ami a iu the passage, had Overheard his con
grtousness floiiorvd tier the more, even «mali Itami hatchet lying on lh«j floor. fessloti to roe. This was vengeance
while 1 struggled «gainai the Inerì- There was. In the Instant I had to wreaked upon a traitor, the executed
tabla Yesterday I might have s|tokc*n view tlicse things, no semblance of death sentence of desperate men. And
tbe words of passion ou my lips, but movement or suggt-sUon Of human It had Just Iret-ii carried out—within
gow they were sealed,
presence. Assured of this, although the hour. The murderer«- might be
t I felt the pistol in my pocket, took holding iiijHCtf-nli-rt and ready. 1 slip rrcu now lurking within the shadows
Í» out and uinde'sun* It' was In rendi p*sl through the n|HHilug. Even ns I watching uiv every motion.
Again a slender mutch flu m l Into
l a , then advanced cautiously to »t-osl there, uncertain and sturiug
rd the house. The hall was empty about, a sharp draft of nlr extinguish tin) flame, casting aUmt a «Tim radius
T Hid *o win the front ruum. I lie hitter ,-,j tin- <-utulle, and | heard Hu- snap of light, purtlnlly reassuring me that I
|*ppt*im*d desolate IItill grim In Its tils ; ,,f the* lock us the floor l« hlufl blew | was alone. Itefore It flickered out Into
Eenlcr atnl'dlrt. My thought renlered lim b lil il í |HI«Itti,It Alm ut Hu- Wits th«* dark ness my eyes untile two tllscor
erics the opening of a «lark passage
l eo that picture of .lutlg*- Henley Jhaiig • itinek slli'iir«* «if It gru V*to the left of the hunks mid ti ghnstl)
1.UH «gainst ttie furtin-r wall. I miiifl
I hiiukisl Mgalusl tin- ««all, (Touching htttid protruding from the upjH-r h^rtli.
i Sever K.- satlsfltAl until I lenriictl til l o w ,
1 4j h in iiiinti, » c iirco ly v«*u'mr
N° ,ound « « b c tl me.
> r' frof» above, »or rouid‘1 with
«>r ngnlnst the alight r rack. dlatinV > n" 3 mo*vuu*nt lii-j(mil the bor[ ; r ' -anti"«» fluttering re rented close> malctied hard «tood. studded thick
ly with nail head*, hut no keyhole or
SOLDIER
•alutcly w hat w as «-«JUconlaU Ih-Ii IiuI
that heavy glldi'd frani«*. Uu*r«* ivus
! B7»t«'rj to th is house, n nd p erh ap s
birv 1 bad nlreaily stu u ililed upon Ilio
j,(t, ,0 | irv,,ti,Ci listening Intently fur
, , | ](. »n^htesl stniud to breuk tini tntens«* sileni-«*. T here m usi lx -a n o th e r
| op«*iiliig Into this underground den -
A I mivo t h e m u r t l c r e d C o o m b s , h i d d e n
beneath blanket)«, wnw the body of the
Nrcrel. 1 opened ttin tlmir loading tu ! mie |,.,ullng to .........liter nlr-judglng
i-tbo rear. alleiULv. ilDl! 11sl«*mdl. There from that sudden and |w»w«*rful sue
were voices talking ni a dlstuie-e I««" ci.>n
I tn- «cry Aluiospli«*re I hreathnl
t woDien, one a pleasant contralto, the* had a fresimi-*» to It. ineoneidvnldv in
•liter cracked and high pljehi-d Tin- »udì a phee other«« no- That sudden
p lady was doing her part. I must do »««.-n|i ,.f uit .......I onl> have originili
D|tH- I closed the door genii« and e d In ila - " t e i i i i i g of s o m e o l b e r lati
r b - r il iloot n o d o i l b l . l e a d l tl g d m * II)'
^ Itole over to«vard tin* ph innA black UalreUdlt sofa «vitti broad t o t b o bui*!«!«- I t i a d s«a-ll Ho o c c t l
i laabegniiy arm ofTen-il i «vn i*a«« sie|i» p a n i o f t h o i<«oin W i tlio iit ' p i e s i l o n
1 et
k foabllug me to tip Ilo* heavy frame ««¡I» dt-ste | , s | il 1 1 1 « i t i l i ili'*'
solili*
oli«Inni
|
m
'<*
ii
lb«*re.
alni
uot
lon
g
inUlrli-titly so a» to |aa*r bollimi Tin*
t jjjp glance «va* stiiHelent ITn<lerm*ith b e f o r e , a s ««a* ,-« I d i - m i s i b> tlu* b u m
liig i n mi .
No> i ,, ib .il s i i n e lok«*li
Wls nil opening III I I " ' « a l l mil !|
d u i Itti» s a n i e , ni) s t i - r io i i s p a r i ) o x p e c l
f In width than the pi (uro «et anitre
t for the passage of a cro«i< In-d 1**1.« (il In- uliHi'Ut lo i a l i ) l e l i g l l i o f l i m e
t Tflie arm of tho sofa made egn-e. <om A p p a r e n t i ) I tu o i I n t r u d i » ! a t tlu* * < n
U ber»*«**r
pant lively easy, while ili*- frano- of n t o ii i e i i t <*f bl» i l e p a r i u r o
tim i '( » n i n i i - i e . i i c «Jllgbt.be t h è fo |
fthe pleturt*. though appearing lieu«.' liliT «« c i l p u n t o f I l e * I II"b i g t o t i n d «leu
tad' substantial, w.c* in renin« <•( hitd d U l e n t i « . ut...... I il p re v i ■ »» M
light wismI and presentai n-t • t*-l.i* •" tu« ••lA'li lui lite lUTU-l ....... M d l UU
to nil active Ilian
rile Jtnssige ««a- .1«« i l o *♦• in« pn » e i e i li*- li’oi U '. f a - I
black, and 1 thrust tuy l e d «ti*l ~l«***t< elicvi «U lne o t l i e r l* .irlle r. aliti Ilo* re
dor» In, striving in d i c 'd n soiuething s m i n i l i ( I n fi li ol e v i Ingil lslu sl Ilio cali
« Its nature l’"r (M««»lld« thus* f',**i d ie uni b 'o i i T i » I m i Ih.- (|(Mir al m*
I ennId trace I lie It—o ,,|il (■■■«‘•nd
't |, . | I t,|v »,-el| ,,'i | >o ■ u- il 1« Ih.- M filli
Itimi , liti. lllil
point It seemed to disappear lc?o tm U n t i 1 Lutiti led u r l il i \
[penetratili* «lark nr-»
This Urn* <*f i c o r i
l Inn!
T i n o o l u ti o l l U ¡J* l-JI*«
change nits so ill»1ln l tli tf I -uinii* Idlt t o ill*. " t e l lil i ( t l l t i k i i l ' l i c d utlft
(d at once It marked n descent !*• a d i e . r e l i g h t lí- s e r i n || Hill till* HIS «Mill
,*m <i 1 u s « in y till" folio««' «« l u l l
lower level, either hy ludtler or stair*
door. Little by little, allenlly, compre
hending now what had occurred and
wnruwl by the sound of voice« not far
away. I changed posture «lightly,
straightening out cramped and netting
limbs and so turning my.bend ns to en
able me* to. see .along the pfjawige.
where n ray or light str^nmed. ' *
I lay twenty feet from the entrance
to this hsbltfltfun underground. thrust
Into the black shadow (xdilad the door,
which stood partially ajar. My posi
tion prechidod any possibility of learn
ing what was beyond that wooden bar
rier. but I could plainly view tbo entire
north portion of the Interior, although
the only light radiated from a flicker
ing candle. Ouc edge of the tnhtc
came within my vision, a man sitting
beside It. his luick turned toward me.
He was smoking a short stemmed
pipe and contented himself with n
growling. Indistinct utterance .whert
addressed Opposite, however, was n
man of a different type, slender and
active, his hair very dark and Inclined
lo curl,
C l in , a
n rather
r a u i e r long
t o n e face,
r a c e , «lightly
nuguuy
to
•h•f u»««nI h
i * ft »u«l!i
/
!ht
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e t 111 11( <i1 0 ' t ' " ' l * l Jit(|* Of iTlUl^*
■ CHAPTER
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In iln * eitip
p-ftl- The 8nfest,_,vvuy u n s fo Uurrm«
i . i(.|’ »i* Hi 111 w a rili tea tlu*
through the dark, irttsllng l<* hand* t v MH-kel
•txl feet fur safety and prepared f"i im e b p n . « * * l ■ "in in**!» ely ' Mint I b:)*l
m i wat-.
Tfluy encouuler. Utio«*«,*-r might la* , 11 -, pul r • t i g h t ' i " d ,[In lll-llPtH-U
r
ii.
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t
Militi • a r m . u h
hidden n«vnv. tiler«*
•u ft ,.f .IK « ' t i l
lig h t
N<
r*»r it ii >
Wurillug | Ueedial
^lauding on the
little itmicult« In I*
u m i 1 fvinii*!
* i 11^ « 41 ♦****! >
, f o r w ; i n | I n t o tin* n | • t i *•< iiikt i, * vt* ivi
mi «• -»«*t 1!• «!
Ihg-at full length il"
'lJH>l«t*l«*iujly Imeji Into pbil*’«* 11|T*1i l t i ’ t rio*
l i n d i lay J It« Il
bull, excluding all light
Ljllentljr I. wurketi fun«aril, tuiximi'l)
^ exploring for the break In the il«»ir.
which l knew to Is* only a few H-et
.flUtntiL Even then f n-nctus! It un
aware of Ita proximity. ui|terieiu*lng
* Rliddòn u tipien Rant shuck ns my cjj
trmjcd hand groped nhuut. tuin-lilug
*-olhlng txnglblo. f vim iodio time determining the ex
«et nature of what waa before* me
There were no »mire, nor «lid mi)
V.« ^ •
1*1•» It
•I
He
.......a
tween each step tu listen nnd gripping
the aldo bars tightly. Tho blackness
■nd silence, couibliietl with what 1 unticipntwl discovering soniewhere In
/ those depths In*low. set my nerves
r Ungtlng. yet I felt cool nnd determined
L *° Pr«w on. Especially dKl I yenrn to
Jram soiuething definite about Philip
Henley. This to me was now (he one
matter of Importance—to 1>o «astireil
| ^*«t he wa« living or dead.
•
l counteil twelve rupgs golng^dowu
' «nd then felt »tone flag« beneath uiy
>v *•«. although tho walls, on either able.
k . ** y explored t h e m with my hands,
cloaelJ mntchcd wo«d,.
r
pnasage, now high enough to per. i
•nit of my standing erect, led toward
{
rear of thb house, prcscnUng no
* obitade other than darkness,' until 1
^ _camp up suddenly against a heavy
ffutxlru door, completely barring fure
». u,"r b.ogrssm. As near ns* I could flk■nre l nia»t p0 already directly beneath
l!>Ji„kltc]ym aijQj ,c|ose ln_ugnji‘i.l **1®
«■«aiSfe
JL .♦ A.
riiilit
....... . ■ I.
tn
I *" I'» '
»celie
i ».
Molli
u -p,
lb
o f denti) ti,* ttiujigh in
v l s l l d c Ini m i» g r l p p t n l m y t l y j 'm t .
I
f n J r l y c h n k e d «vitti t h è u n i n t e r u h l e
horror «« blc h ov e r eu n ie ine
Am i yet I
T m i i- l iu*L must g " " l i tu Ibi*
i,,|
| ,-n ii* I i rote.li)*I III«*«** treni
b loig " l e i
un uni li m »l
....... -, ou u I f o r
i h l » u ctb irred ice-
" " T m " ', "
penvirubl.
i ■>
was tu creep «mek lu the door a.m r a .
Into tin* o u ter |in»snge.
Yet
enp«*
pride re*«tnilin»l nu. | ri lo |
supplcuienttsl by a return of enrage.
, itmighiei'cd up and ntlvnncrel slow*
lv. to tin g the wall with-my hand art.ry miro-le stljreu.sj f«r action, litten|llk. for the slightest soumk I encoun
tered nolMhc. heard nothing. nnUI
,¡„ groping «ngera touched the rough
„¿ u k of a sleeping l^rth. * I explored
'
..
iifilng the etlge^lif n
tbt.1(l,|" r¿«cblrfg «îp to
■our*«*
V
,p wa„
m a k e sure
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(fe|It Mlh w
«hn-uH«»! ; ' t
wny nuie
S
¿
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S
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S,d! »he lower of the two bunks
rifv linger came In contact w ith some
M Íbstuiue th at left the Impression of
n h 'im sn Isidy beneath the blanket,
lorked a wav, startled . .expccÜR« my
light touch wohld U n ii« ' the
Xherei. Bias flfl moveyient, b o v v er,
l:u '
th e y
th« i n if
ffai'
■»!
I Mr -I l i s t ( f N, 0 , 0 , ber
r..f Ihe rat meat ion
repeiiuo ,,( the .sol
i tf
j, ns rr-d ull o n. |,rct*oeit«e smendmeni
,,
•*>' ~ » » i i « « ,f » « j ; n h ^ ; u a r | O l n - H d . .
^ii f,
|*fi>|i«»*lrtf «r» «tt «ef r i t ! tn S«***4
.( 1 1 # . a,n«» : if bin «if
i l Vf! Iré«* Fi t f i '
rela
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me
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flrfi*
II» H rer«t«ii»rï| I«y Ih» t,*gl*IikJ u r r ref ih#
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i!«fw t i4 »u l,
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F llfj.
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J fa .
in •*>■•
' '* *»*«! certain I r a n or parcel of
m .Semino!» H orm erly Oranee)
riiuui ) ,
Flur iti», »fill
rrtMW p«f t k u U H y
r!#arril*p«l a* I dI|u « i , l o wfl* H«*finrir»f 91
>*"d .uuatr
ih# !»ra*1«:•- »'kir th« »lltrh « h m thi»rHiorih
fit»«* a riti
Uri Inn »wrnuil lnl«*r*#hrt« trffK ih»
a « f l t f n h tïin.U fv nf
MrlliiH vlHr
Trihrl
< a r.d l'
S Sur.ey a n d running »_e*J
►«4.
«Inri g ih*" JRiftii Lin« ni U it linn «venu« 2r»6
f**!.
-
th**nr** nnflh «t • rí|htp fn£Ïf
• V**nvi» non
m«*rr or l«*- {r»t o _I
ird* Mt*l «hai! pro M-ìr
Uf 1fri if «rii 1 P* Vi ti i full «Il
»•■' «-g «W l o n s in
d fli.rid». r.l
rn m ml*»l«irie«l i
H# ü ff*«i»l V
•mtr üf Mariil«
bad
d e p a r t w l . l e a v i n g o n l y the
N o d u u b l th e y ‘
w u u ld c o m e a g a in lu r e m o v e th e
I h s II«*», t o s e e k r e f u g e In th «w h id d e n
lode. H u t f o r th e m o m e n t 1 w a s th e re
u n d i s c o v e r e d a n d m u st u t i l i z e ea c h
prts-lo ti» In s t a n t fu r d i s c o v e r i e s nnd
Martha ( ' m l Harper, herrén duly filed in
th# a Ihw r rail**' I ftal It I« thr belief off af
fiant. <h*t thr drf#n<lanV« J *W. I la r p r r la
1fa*M * I r,r. (I^rlr.1 (r, ■ non frsidenl i t i fhr * t « ! r of Flnrida, ami
id -ri 1*11 1 »halli huid id !• im '«a- a t w l l l f hi 4»! Ih»* «I air
N - r \ Of k ,
rMitlmi «1 Us«r|u S j
that thr *ahl <tr1 It* «arimi1•<n
frre«lftiit is mer i i p n l y nho yrar* rtf a|r;
1to• »it U»
So uf
and that ihrer 1 * *10 pmiPii Iw Ih# »tato of
COristituhlian of ihr »lato florida, thr »rrslrr of a auhpoma upon
[ t»? 111*■ «jipimil muti *d • fulfil «-finir! hi ml th** d r f r m l m t :
fs id 1hr •lai# rndilia
T h r r r f i i f r , > .»u. J W I l a r p r r a rr hrrwhy
*y Ihr Ir (Hllturr* of ihr o r d r m ! t « *ppcar to I h r bill of^ c om plain!.
lo ibi» ratír»" no Munday* t h # i t h day 0 1 f
Tt h
i i Ih**
li» «» me
n*t
t*«» foi
«une
i u ( amendment
« nown hit m I»o
*» oHrrtlon
n iiuti S
« II.
IJ l»l
I JD I.
1 t h o minio bring a
S fiita
r p t r nfnhif
i h r r . A*
' i n *lkl.
*
IS e t Aritela I V * «• ika r o n , l l | u t l o n »I O » — * Hay
l l . f'o...»
C..UM.' (
•ta t# of H o r ld a I« h r f r h y acr##d t o ami »hall,
j t ti f u r t ^ r ord«rrd that
_________
Ud>_______
'Motif*___
be
tu ih«* H a d ora n | th #
a_ t u. [h_mi
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i pub|lah*<l In tha Hanford H e rald. « n#wal
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for BiinpUon ó r \ ia j c c ti u nn at t h r nf tcr il t Fonerai
t r n r r a l 4 p' , i „ f __
puhliriiad io R#minol! rouhly, Ftor*.
r U r t l o h h r r r a f t r r ; t h a t I« lo - a y , t h a t Sec Ida. o n e r a w w k for flve to n a e v u llv a s e a k a .
tion in nf A r t i r l f IV «hall !»• a m a n d r d to
Mitt,«.«, K, A, . llvufla»!, r l»rlr nf tha »aid •
as to read
a- foliow-f
,
.
C ourt, a n d l k , ) « l thrr!Ol thi* S1yl day of
Seri Ion Ifi
Tlie toivarnor «ball appoint, r „ i- . a . 1). 1911all r o n -n )i,,in n rd o (Iir,r, ol th» » la te militia, r 7'
j;, \ t D O tlO t.A B S ,
'
indudlti*
an~ ~
a di lpui t a n l ivnrral for t h e »tat!, ( V r k ( T r e u il Court, Rateinola Co., Florida.
«U h rank «f brir ic a d lr r [»neral, « b o »hall be
100-T uea-St*
____
____ T b e dull»» a n d 'e o t p p a n t a lJ o n
rh ir f ____
ol »taff
nf all offtren »a a p p o in t» ! ,h»U ),« aa fijrd
by taw . T h e fe rm a of offle* of all r o w m l i ■toned nfflrer» of th e n r f t o ir e d m ilitia »hall
be ro n lin u o u a d u r i a e the pU a e u re «if the
tio vernor. » u h j e r t to »urh la « » a a m a y be
m a r l e d by t h e le [ i ,l a tu r e p r oviding for [heir
retirem ent for a r e or other eauttw.
A j o i n t lleeulttlian
* I'ropoeinr an a m e n d m e n t to S e c tion t ol
Artirle V of tho r o n ittlu tin n , re la tin g to tbe
Dcauiily y o u r C"tnp!c»ion. l»et
j u d lr ta r y i
lie ' it revolved by the leglalalure ol the rid «( tboac (rtcklca. Ybu can
«late of F lo r id a f
,
Invent 50c-In a jar,of WjLe
T h a t t h e following a m e n d m e n t t o Rertlon
t nf Arltvle V of the rn m ti t u U o n la hereby SDN'S FRECKI.F. CUF.AM
»«reed
• V r» d ttoo and «hall be
b , propiovd
I
a n d aub- and they'll dlu p p ca r. Severe
nf tha i t a l o for a p taaca may require t«o Jar*—
ir.itlrd to tht,(*
e ev 'Vf r tl o rni of
proval nr r r A
tha l)»xt
n»»t ■»■
a a n r i a t ciara cr ttio
lo n aatt lha
tino hrraa ftcrr . - t h a t la to aay,*aald arction i ■tu more. W c poaitivtly p u n
of »aid artlrlai »hall be »m andad vo a« t o read ante« thia. a nd If your com
a , folio»»:
^ ( u tla a I. T h r judicial p a a r r of i k e aiata plexion ian't fully reatorrdto.
abati ba Vaalad i n a auprama r o u r l , circuit IU natural beauty, « e -a ire e la refund your
And In additioB. *
court», c o s r t «f record of Hacam bla c o u n ty , money withiml argument.
crim inal court»,
county courta,
r o u n ty vytl.RON'S FHFXKt.F. CRF.AM ia a fine, fra.........
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Judaea and Juatir»» o l tho p o a r r a n d aurh [rant toilet cream. ItoeanH cSnvc
hairtoto( (t taarw .
othvr ro u rta or rommiaalona aa th o loaiala- atul
( b ^ a 'poaitlrrly
rem ove
and
TAN ar
tu rc m ay from l i m a t o timo o r d a i n a n d ra- FKF.CKt.LS. Try It at our riak. Price 50o->
JOotabllab. T h o l»(l»latttr» m ay p r e o rr ib a tha tent by matt If dealt,.!. M am moth j a r » >>.00.
rom pon*ation ot th o Juatlaca a n d J u d fc a af W it S D N 'S F A IR SKIN S O A P Me, W lbon
tho noverai r o u r t a , b u t nn court h o r r t o f o r r rreckl* C r e a m Co., C ba tka tun, 5 . C., maker a,
HtabtJ*hr«l u n d e r t h e - r o n i t i t u t l o n a n d lava For aaiv by
ol Florida »halt ho hraa)iy aboflahed.
SCEMINOLE f h a u m a c y
T b c votaa caat fa yom plianc« w ith »aid
propovrd arnondm onta, and
_
t h o can v ftu ,.
d r r f a r a tia n a a n d return» Ihcrooi,
thcrool, ahail hi
ba
ouhjcrt t o t h o name refutation» a n d r ra trir
t i a m an are pro v id ed by law fo r (»Barai
r h r t l m u In t h e . » t a t e of Florida
tn i m i m o n y « hereof. I have h e r e u n t o eat
my hand and atn>ed th#’ i r » at ecal of the
• tale uf florid», at T a 'l a h a o e e , t h e capital,
title the tw e n ty -filth day at Ju ly , A. I*. I $ t t
(Real)
II. CLAY C R A W F O R D .
Rarralary of Rial»,
Takes Off Freckles,
Removes Tan.
h e l p l e s s d e a d heh lu d.
escn|M*.
e it h l (AS). Fifty-nine ( Í 9 ) . lU aty-tbrea (63).
S i l t y - t w o (S3), s i i tUH
y - f o a r (64) and tho^
anuth fh -a l”f of* Lot *•------f l U t y *-----««Of. and L o i n '
T h i r t y - t w o A, and T a n A. ae per plat of
(« l o r y D e l ta , reeordad In t h o publie record»
of o r a n t e county , of w h ic h t h e c o u n ty of
Seminole waa-fortserly a p a r t .
O K O R u E N. R I O B V .
Special b latter.
A uf. 4. 1-914.
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kd
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1
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ff-« i in th r point flf1Lff(innlhf, rrmtajninf
n il,|,n l
It.it I ««I ' b b e w o u l d t ’m r r «
Io «int ih ll! I»* *uí>m(ttfi| ft» I h r r l r f i H n nf *»« »rrr-* an«l « ffti*tl«|i,
propcRy
... ««e e n n g e l t h r o u g h tlu* (« n t o n 1 1«• M* «t * i r* at lit# tf'fvral riertiun» In f*r f»»hl ht*In t i)ft«pi<n Uni«« « v e n u # und l.i k n
* h i Is*- if r» i T u*1p•1j») Jn N»Mr rtOiet, A . I ) UMftfne- [(x Kiti»for4| hcfsmtolr county« Flofil,»») l i m e , t h a t l» u ti d m i t * in or«' «*1
IDÍI, li'r r Aliftretii*h uf rrjectiun
«ml t*%l««f upon
l h « proporty of *
T in lipi*!*i ur#
pf *Idr (tfa.
t ,. r TIns ri 1* " o i i i f o ftrt b l e t n ( I d * Is
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I ‘ «»lui* Ui I ‘ u n U11 irUiih «I «U i»w f»jr four >r«r*. rkerpt l hai In Ih« U i r r u l t f ot»»i« N # t « n l h J a d l r i i l Ulf*
ruum > i>Ff«fOf nf i a i p - anti cnunty. t* i
cult- Aell. Il» till* fellow culliti imwT uf
rull, .Srmlfmlf» C'oooty» F lo r id a , l a ( 'h a n mStr* ter, who !*VìsalI ht* r|«»rti*if fur l W*i
corf Hllllwf
until
fet
tli«"
gruffal
clcrtlnn
tu
!»*«
hcl4
In
M artha Uu«t lUrpcr, ( 'o m p U i n a n t
TO HE CO N TIN U ED
the y r» r A.
ahrn «ml i f i r r which
•vi
C ila t ia n
I h r f .h»ll
.t»rl!«i in, > t r i m o l t o u r »*»!»■ 1 J \( » „ p , , ; Drfvndsnt
I helr pnotr», «futi»-« md »nmjre n»«! Ion *h«U -j*0 j
IfartMrf, r»r«* It. J. I l r a t y , Ö - a r g o ,
t » ■ Thr
i»-gOlaff un*
oft* "hall
*h« Il
Ii,** pr»-*r f U«#»! i1! I*w.*
The Infiala
York'
•*r ihf
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ltd . *filfffrom tk
i h r» *afTLtlairil of Mrs.
4*«*"'i*
•I
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M « p p r u f l n ç Ifora
I low ••"Uhl tin* candle have vnii^Jn-d d e u c e t h a t I «vos a l o n e , u n o b s e r v e d . .
cutii{d«*l»Mt ? There was but «in* W h o e v e r th ose n s t a s s l n s m i g h t be.
,v „ v
U (il 96-Tue»-Me
(t|
m.
I........... aware* of W presence.
I* fluur level. Only n» I lay lint and felt ), „■ tviiuui»l the candle, had stolen
T eautlousljr across from «vali tu wall through the pilch durki.e»» »lleiitly
eould j determine ««tint led Im*Iuw. AH und a» swiftly «llsnp|H*nr«»l I »»•
-'■was black ns a well, us n«ds«*lo»» us » |,„ k,.i| in, , r i|>t«*«t nnd not ulunel
grave, yet there «vn» a ladder exactly
1 cuiifes* for Uli Instu ut I was panic
I Siting tbe «paco spiked solidly Into the
stricken,
shrinking
_____ back from tbe hor
flooring. My groping fingerò euuM
iltiek u n k n o w n w hb li «’ » r
o
r
o
f
t
il
e
I
reach two of the rung», and they fell
I c o u l d *«»•
," ' “ r
B «otind and strong. With face outwurd t c h ' p e d nn*
P itie d to f«*el a ghust
I trtwted myself to tlu*A support and nothing >•'<
i„.hind that lm
*Ww t l » 4 - » » i j i » » i r .
i ! ■•
1 1)• f ,M 4* W ! **
ghtislly
I!♦*r kiu**'
|lr«MiH»ur»l ih ii Iniitf
lo et I- -«I go il
i l»il.iit.iie»*
lie n r in g
i iM g lu n r i
t
ilol it l>
» , .m,,!i o « l l n n ic h ls leu p e l b.irk I "
■Il
ilio
,lit
oil
i t
f.tll* f
ih . . . I • I -I IIII ‘ " U b i le- I II"
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ig
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I b t o u g b m » «eln.» n* I s i r n l g t i t c o » » ! u p
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h
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I r i s h e d o|n* u n i r e m u l i - l i t>> liltike
il,,. ,-utlri* llie tr
b-*,t I" >*
u ti •» sill'
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c e r r n i i i o f Ilo- o p e n l o g l b r o u g l i III«
nil
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-lliu p se d
b iy uR d
Un*
. w : i * n o r r n i t u t i t l o f emuli** « H i b b
Im r tlis.
M y e y e » «vere i m t d e c e lv t » !
Hu*
wllvi-r
u
f
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n
d
,
until
tin*
« lli*bl
Il e r e w u s a s«*coiul «vbotl sup|)orU*«l
Ilirm i scori lu*I my: tliigtJT«. »lurlmr p n s s i i g e . n n l r t ' s ' k e d s o f i i r I c o i i l d p e r
Then
the
In, utiuut III hew litici nielli
iN-lve. b i l l b i a c k u s p i t c h
I lic ld t h è
durkneie« »hut me; In.
f ln tu ltig s p l l n t e r u l o f t . i i i n l o u s l y s c u n
1 erum*ln»l b.-u k tu I bn wall, pistol nt hit t h è fe«« f«»*l tip i» r<; v e a Irei, luit
In hauti, nnd R *«*emetl it» though tlu* n a ' l t HpHtt«r«»l u u t . t h è rt»l n s h d r o p
t,l,H,d tu my «’len» had tamed to Ire. p l n g t u t h è floor. I f e lt r c i i M v r e l c o u tl
• h a f t » o f a l a d d e r p r o t r u d e a b o v e tin*
{
R ecogn ijed
Ad de<
My
«»
1 ■ ti l ■
«« lin t I 1101*1 • 1 ' " “ I 1
p«««, ">s s o m e
To
1*11 Ik!w•iv
l i m e til bl* |ol>
W
Noflré . f AppUralfftn for T u D e e d Cader
Hrcllon 571 u d (73 G r a n i i S n u i r i of
Florida *
*
Noil to 1» h e r e b y » U rn t h a t W- J . Wo« .
hory, p u r c h a se r of Tax C ertificat* No. tit,
d a te d lb»*4(h d a y of July, A. I>. 1904. ha*
Mod laid r s n l f l r i u in my tifllr*, a n d f i t
modo a p p lic ation lor t a i d«od t o Im u O la
accordance with law. (laid c o n i a t a l o ero*
h i n « Ihr lotlowing i l m r l b r d p r o p e r t y »IIu a te d In Sem inole county, F lo r id a , to oil;
l.-il 114. L o n iw o o d . The ioi<l laruf. h rln f
i » « i r d at the d a to ol the i t i u a n c * ot lurk
rortlArolo In tbo n m f ol F. V. P a iló n .
U t i l i » la i d cortlA talc ■hol] ho redeemed
accordine t o low, ta» -toed »III l a m e Ihereon
on tho 21th d a y al Auguat, .A. D . 1914.
Wit n e u my ofTIrlol «(«nature n n d oent thli
the 20tb d a y of Ju ly . A, D. 1914.
F. A. O o l i t i LARS.
/ T r e k Circuit Court, Seminóte C o „ Fla.
I n f w ba r via Jo* C a m e ro n a n d l - i r i r k O.
C a m e r o n a ra rom t-U ln ante a n d J a n » RJaemon a a d O a o tja N. HaU s r s de fehdanta,
I ahalt o ffer for sale, a n d aell t o t h e bl( haat
bidder fo r eaah, before t h o door ot tbo
e o a r r h o u a a la aald Sa m ín a lo coa n l r , FtorIda. In t b o r i t y of Hanford, on Monday, tb o
Ttb d o y of Roptambar. A. D. IM 4
tb o
«amo b a l a s o letal asían d a y , a n d w h h l a
tk*.
. » nu^
t b n proporty dea:rr(b*d l a I b « flnsl doaran a * foUown, a lln a ta d
In t h e c o u n t y of Reminolo a n d tbo t u t e of
Florida. t » - « d tl
aT h l r î i ; t hf*»’_L53>* T b lr t y - f o a r (34).
T h lrty -flro (4 jt
T irtrty-ol* - f * n . T b lr t y “ *»» ^ * T ) . T blrty-aj^ bt (38), T h lrty -n ln a
„ .
NOTICE O F HALB
In C ourt a f t h è Counir J a d g e , S e m in a la
N o tice la heraby f i e r a t b a t under a n d b y
C ounir, S i a lo of Florido
tn re F i l a t o ot
m a d e op the tOtb d a r e f Ju n a , 1914
J. 8 , Muore
T o all C re d ito ri, l e g a t e c i, D litr ib u te o o and b» t b e H o n o ra b le Jamao W. Terkina, J u d t o
af
t
h
e U r e u l t Court, S e e c n t h Judicial Cir'all l ' r n o n i h a v in g Clmlmo or D e m a n d i
vorlda. tn c h a a r o r y aita yalaat t a l d F i l a t e :
Voli, and .eacb of you aro hereby notlfleJ t ln f , j a » b a t certain t a uan tb o rein pendine,
ulr
a n d retiulred
t o prcoent ony claTroe a n d de wherein VA, J , T k lfp o n la c o m p H in a n t,
manda w hlrh y o u „ or dltber of you. m i y and J a y A. Elnttein la d e f e n d a n t. I «hall
hoce a(ain«t tho r í t a l o ot J, S. M u r e , do offer for aalo and eell to t b e h l|b o o t bidder
5 “ h, before tbe door ot t b o court house
r e n e d . l i l a of Seminóle C n u n t y , Florido,
tri* of
of ueatd
S a n f o r d . Reminolo c o u n t y . Florida, on
,,
... .
„.i,,.
____ ,, ____ u n d e r t l f n N l i d tn l n l i t r a t r i a
td
o l i v e h u e tl . w t t h
a s m a l l m u s t a c h e t i t a t e , w ithin tw tír/j
S e p te m b e r. 1914.
^ y * H i fromn t b o - d a u r^ M Ja ib
. . . y *—
Ihn «TS», b------w
e it i i a t ___
e f a l —^ealee
day. -1e n d d u r i ^ dkjff“
~
wnxod.at the ends. Ills black, spar h rtr o f .
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j
.
ne
I
k
o
b
leaai
li
A
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9
„el.
át _ -p ro p e rty
- -• D i l r d J u l y 2.V(t. A. IV. 19H :
a fcdï r , e
d
r
a
r
r
i
b
t
d
tn
tba
fìnti
defr»©
n
foilo vi, lo«
kllng eye»—attracted me flrat, a n d k
‘ H U T i l E. A tO O U F ,
Vili • * *“ *
9S-Ta»»-9tc
A d m ln l.lritfli.
then his long, shapely hands. These
Lola T w e n ty -fo u r (34), T w o n t r - I v « ( H L
grasped a atu-et of paper, and 1 no
and F o r t y - M v a n (IT), of t h e Florida L and ■ ’
C o lo o iia U o a Company'a C e le r y P l a n ts tl o o ,
ticed others. Including several unopen In i 'n n r i nf Ifcn O n n t y Ja d « V Nrmlnnl» •Itu
a te d In Remlnofe ’ c o u n t y , Florida, ae
' « « I f , Nisi* of Florid».
ed enVelopos, lying before bliu on the In •rn
per
p l a t t h e r e o f duly r e c o r d e d In tbo p u b
F . t s t n of
ic
r
e
co rd ! of O rante c o u n t y , of which t h e ’
table. ’ He laughed a bit unpleasantly, W . II. tln d f r w o o d
wba fo r m e r ly a pa rt.
rn llio f» , D ( i t » r « , D i i tr l b u l r « » and r o u n t y of Raminola
a row of white teeth visible beneath Tositnil TCaraan*
aC U ItC F . N . itlU llY .
b a v i n s claim* o r Dam asd*
A tit- 4. 1 9 .4
S p e t ta i M a tta r.
tbe dark muntnebe.
a»aln»t a s i d F a t a t a i
a n d nacb ol yo», a m H»r*by nnTTFid
100-T u e « - Etc
"It’« Just dr t t h o u g h t , Herman." s n You,
d r t a a i u d . i o ' p r v a v n t any clalraa a n d d»he said genially. "The fellow ia a ifflnoa w blrh y o u or *|th*r of y o u may
a r n a r a l n t t t h d m ta l * of W. If. tfndrrN O T H '* O F HALE
mere adventurer. There will be no ono bwood
d r r t t H i l , l a t a ol Samlnolo C ounty,
N otice t* hereby (W en t h a t under n a d
Florida, t o t h e u n d r r j i f n r d a d m l n l . t r a t r u by v i r tu e of a Anal decree of forretoeura
t o take bis disappearance seriously."
M t s t a , w ithin--two ya ara from th* ■nd amle m a d e on Ike 2 0 lh d i y of J u n e ,
"Hut «ome ouaiitiowa tlATouio here.'* dola t a«aidbarrol.
A. D . 1914, by the H o n o r a b l e J i m u f f .
D a ted. J u l r _ ! U b » . A . J L »914.
“Ouly t)ie two why sent him, and
I'erbinr, J u d e e nf the C i r c u i t C ourt, RevMir;
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enth J u d i c i a l Cltruit. S e m in o le C o u n ty ,
they'll never dare IflTTiind tho w«uuau.
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Florida, In chancery, in t h n t certain cauea
Bbe la Safe enough. Nigger Pete
therein p e n d l n c wherein, W. J . Hill, trustee
W, C . Hill, It r o n r a l a ln a n t , and J o h n
drove them out here, and wo can close N.„ f,
A^ ,,r .i u . f . r t . « D».d tt.drr lor
W. T i p t o n , husband ol A m a n d a L. T ip t o n ,
Medien I ef « h e r i d 41«», L a w s a f Flor i n d alt u n k n o w n heirn, de visees, I*[ t i e r s
hla mouth easily enough. It's been
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■ml (rir a n t e e * ol A m t n d a L. T ip to n , deeasy. Herman, anti now with' these 1 ida
N ntlre le h e r e b y f le e n Ihel D. D. Daniel, resse.1,, a r e defendants, 1 sha ll otter for sale
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two settled tt leaves me n cl«*nr Held."
It t o the hl[hest b i d d e r tor ra sh , beV :! „ d/ y . 0t
A J h
, , , i* t “ I fare t h . d o u r ot the ( m i r i baUM. U S a T
" M a y lie » o - y e s
H i l t v a t y o u t h i n k J r ’;*» ±
file,I Stid r e r t l f lr s ie In my ofltrv. a n d has
Reminole r o sn ty . F lorida, on Monday,
R
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It a ll mean? '1 «vnultl k t m w h o w i*et made a p p lic atio n for l a i deed t o tasue in , b, 7(h rf, y
s r r u r d a n r e n j t h law
Held eertlffeal» em- b«¡n * a | r ( s l sales day, a n d w ithin th e lee a I
v n » «ley cotn«v"
rPf0
In
ro u n ty . FTorldt, to« final de c re e a* fallows, s itu a te li in th* rn u n
The youtfgcr mail shuttled the pn«II: l.ot V, n i o r k R. Aulir»*- pion of Uvlrdo. ty al Rem inole and th e o t a t e a t Florida,
pero rostlessly, tils eyes on the face of Tho -aid la n d boina » » » t u r d at t h « d a t# nf .tb-wit:
t h e iaa uarro of - u r b rvrtlfirate In t h « nam e
the other..
i
T h e w est one-hall of a ten acre t r a c t
U nknow n. Uni««« «aid Y * r tl0 r a ta -hall ot land, deecrlbed as follow*, b e c l n n t n t a t
"I confess 'there are some details of
\>r r r d r r ir . t d
a r r o r d i n f to law, , t a i dr«4 a sta k e a t a n d l n f on the n o r t h sidit of F lr a t
missing. Herman,",, bo aald_ slowly, will U«ua I h r r r o n on th« 31«t d a y of Alt' street r e e d , seW, -stehe h e l n | loratet) Vi
fu«t. a . n . m i /
rhalns anil 97 links west of t h o oast line of
"but. In the. main. It Is clear enough.
Wit nr«« my official «lena tu fe a n d «eil Inlerseetinn nt llolly* a venti* s e d
1 t a k e I t - t i l t s m a n N e a l e Is a r a s c a l , t'TMf i h r ï l t h d a y of July, A, "fV, I t i l i ,
«(reel of t h e town of Hanford, a n d t h ir t y
••rati
K A. IMHU. UAHS.
leet n o r t h of central line of sa id F i r s t s tr e e t,
l i e ««cut n o r t h - t o D u d t h e h e i r , d i s
Clerk C lr r y it ( ouM, S#m!rud«Co.. Fla.
and n i n n i n e thence west a lo n e the n o r t h
fly J, C. llobrrt*. Il, Ç . - tide, .of F ir st it met, m n t e n chaina to a
c o « cr**d t h a t h e «vn» «*lllii*r « te n d o r
»9 -M 'T u rA
, •(she. t h e n c e north l n - h a lo * to a s t a k e ,
hn«l «!l»npi**(«re«l. r a n I n t o non»* **'n uip
thence e a s t ten rhaUe t
a stake, thenc e
o f (In* » n i n e k ld n e y r a * h i m s e l f a n d
•noth t e n cheini to p r i n t of befinnine»
n o t h K o r i:i.»:t t f u s
c
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ts
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fise
seres
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b e t w e e n I belli, t h d e n n l m - i l t o c o p tin*
W h f i r a i ihr t r f i-lat ur*> of
umirf
O E O R O E N. r m i H Y ,
ihr
ron»!
It
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Jon
of
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of
thr
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of
c o in
T h a t '» uiy guesH
T h e n they
Special Master.
Florida, did pa»« thrr* joint ff-olutlo ni pro
August 4. |9tl.
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p ic k e d tip t il l s p e n n i l e s s s o l d i e r , w h o .
[*«»• i?vu a mr nri turivi w i » thr run* t liuti on of
inn Tuee-Xte
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I
hr
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of
Ft
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id«,
and
ihr
••ini'
*cfp
t i « tile lin y
re so lu b le * th e m is s in g
aifrrril tu h> a Voir uf thfs-«- fifth«
«H th#
n o r t ( t: o r m h k i i i f f ' n h a l f
s o l i a t d t , a n d » f i l l III in d o w n b o r e t o mtili brf« f Inrtrd It* rath h<iU»r; that ttiff
Under a n d by virtue Of a n execution (aVot«f un « « id Julnl frsolutinn* w#r# cnlrfnl
p l a y tin* p a r t . "
1Vr Jr>Urn»la. talth Ih# •oc-l out af the Circuit C o u r t for the Hevu port
* - \ . l t m a y b e •*<*
t i n t vnt n l s u i j t h e >*fA and rsajr» t hrrruit, -arid ‘ fl» y did drier r « 1 h J u d i c ia l ('Irruit df Florida. In and for
mi hr «ml <lir#«*i Inal tlhr taint j|i[lint f r Solti* Mraner county toi » M d , . Marninole r o u n ty
girl bey
l»r ■ultmillnl t*> (hr rlefi *»r • of ihr was f o r m e r l y à’ part), in a cau«s therein
wherein Armour -Fertiilter Works,
* S no* one 11le v plcki'tl off th e s t r e o l »
'tale • r Ihr gr urial e1***Hiitl m N u yFiabtf , pendine,
a c o rp o ra tio n la »>taIntlfl. a n d W, A. F itte ,
191 «
H e * t o l d t o d o It In t i l l s l e t t e r
They
w, ih^frfnrr, 1. Il
1 U y f r « « ford. Jr , is d e f e n d a n t, I heve levied upon a n d
( h o n g l i l It lie st | o p m « c t l i e l r i n it n ilttir1a r y ■il «tato nd 4hi «hai# ul Flo rid a , dts will -ell a t public outcry a t t h e front door
of the c o u r t h o u r, in S a n t ó n ! , Florida, o n
l
v«*
ftullr#
lh«l
a
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r l e d n s ) so b a d l e p r « “ uri* a w o m a n
the first M on,lay In S e p te m b e r, A. II. 1914.
1» r nr r al 1,1»* !l«n
e !l I( .# !’♦
held
. , r h ...u
n i) initi Mori,
)• on
said m onth d u rin e
Florida
op 11 beine «•»# r<*' *)>F
\ \e « « o u t tin«e mi) Ir'nnlile ««lilt lu,*r
1it ino . »-«r-'h
1•»uni)
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I n. it - t » , . . II,., the » first M
.
, h'’ l a t a 1 ho u rs el rile, to t h e hlfheat and
*-\jt you do I** la* »lit«*?''
in November, « l> I M I . I t e «al.t '1 (O',lav
b o ld er (or c»*h. all t h e Vient. a u *
| irn bei l «>*»* In N r w n r l e a n * w)|ti
fe w d oll. i l *
* a r e l t* * s l )
" A l l she
h t i o « « * iib.dlt Ilo- ttfTntr Olii l liurt 11»
If *)u- ............ .
T l i c r e lire p le n ty
it
LEGAL ADVERTISING
W ild reckluasnei«, a desire to
n w n y f r o m th o s e g r e i v s o m u »n r*
r o u n d i n g s , o v e r c a m e a ll c u u t lo n . B w l f t -
i,,r,ennl.'"cI.m,c7h"o'’u nm lli m il W , I...' *l»n. . '" J 1» 1» M * l,,,U
nervously gripping Ute |>lstol butt- . MWfMl
,t,0 beat ol sveryiKisi, ws
TIhti 1 emu© t© this iliHir* sim ilar to tn©
(ccommtoJ to utes>ol iak
other, nltliougtt no groping about would
reveal the catch or enable mo to force
It open. ,
Again 1 struck a match, guarding the
Infant liaine with Itotli hands against
ComblncJ Oßice
a slight draft which thredtened Its ex
tinction. I caught-a glimpse of a
and I'ountatn Pen
shadow on the Wall and made one
swift, automatic effort ttt leap nslde.
Carter s *
Pencraft
Ink _
dropping th e fatal m atch. T ho movemember of ihe Cat»«’» In* family,
turnt w as too late. S om ething dt*- p ro t,»|t Ink > tuet a Uoe and drift a pt black.
•Tended craslllng ypon m y hood. Olid 1 I, i, eapedally brilliant, amooth and pirmanrot.
■ ■ *"Into
- unconsciousness. , -------------I
Come m and Iri
idtclu»!* forward
----u, abow .you tbe now Carter ink
It must be I lay there- practically f bdiU wkh lU ■»« 6ow-««grelU..
dead for sou»i time. J had no knowletlge of being approach««! or Jiandlrel.
and yet every pocket was rifled, tho
pistol-Jerked from my hntid nitd my
i, Sanford, Florida
root rlpt*ed from my body. Like «o
much carrion the fellows hnd flung me
hark ognlnst the wajl so ns to m«kff ^ _ _
rpont for jh# swlpgtiig o|ym oT the '
k
Herald Printing Co,
(fVJi
H enry
M cLaulin
JEWELER
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n o t ic k
o r H A LF
Notice la h e r e b y (Ivan th a t u m le r a n d by
v irtu e of a final decree Ot f u re rto a u ra a n d
amia mad« on . t h a 2 0th d a y of J u n e , A. D.
1914, b y tba 11,inoratale Jamo* W. lVrkln»,
J u d ( a of t h e C ircuit Court, S e v e n t h J u d í
ela! C ircuit, Seminole c ounty, F t o r l d a , la
chancery. In ,lh * t certain t au a a t h e r e i n ’ paad-
MY SPLClALTlEN
ITckard's Hand Palniyd Ctiiiw
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Gorham's Sterling Stiver
Rogers' Plated Ware
' Elgin nnd Waltham Welches
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED
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THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE EIGH
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD
SPECIAL LOT NO. 2 1
SPECIAL LOT NO. 1
MEN’S OXFORDS
LADIES’ OXFORDS
^Regal, ■JKneeland,
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Stetson
tmd Stacy-Adams. Regu- |
Patrician and Drew Shoes
for women regular value
I N S A N F O R D — Life !• WQ,th twin*
SANFORD, FLORIDA. RFIDAY, AUGUST 21. 1914
VULl’MU
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rid Awaits Tidings of a Great
lar value $4 to $(>, going at 1 I
$3.50 to $4.00, going at
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creiti Club REtponding Nobly
to F lm m ^ N r'
on all shoes to a figure that
move Item.
Straw H a ts ami:HenV6yBngu-r. Gome in early before the stock is
i ’is a boni-fide sale. All goods marked in plain figures and nothing
n o r n l I nis No. 1. 2. 3. 4 and 5 as advertised. "
Endicott Johnson’s Work Shoes
For Men
Regal Shoes For Men
Regal -King Calf O x f o r d s ,
English Last, $5.00 value now
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Brown's Stone Blucher, $3.50 (¡j() 7
value now Brown’s Stone Bluchcr, $3.00
value now Men's Blue Stone Blucher, $3.00
value how - - ■
- - Men’s Green Stone Blucher,
$3.00 value n o w .......................
Men’s Black Deerskin Blucher
$2.50 value now - - - - *
Men's Chomoise Skin, $1.7;>
value n o w ...................................
Regal Russian Oxfords, English
Last, $5.00 value now - - Regal Glazed Kangaroo Blucher
Oxford, $5.00 value now - /Regal Patent ‘Leather Blucher
Oxfords, $5.00 value now - Regal Black Calf Blubber Ox
fords, $4.50 value how - - Tan Blucher Oxfords, $ 4 . 5 0
value now - - »- - - • - ■
Russian Button Oxford, $*1.50
value n o w ..................................
Black Kid B u t t o n , $ 4 . 5 0
value n o w ............................ Black Calf Blucher Oxford, $4.00
value now - - - - - - -
Boys Gun Metal Patent Bluch(»r
Oxford, $3.00 value now - Boys Gun Metal Patent Blucher
Oxford, $2.50 value now - *
Misses Patent Button Oxfords.
$3.00 value n o w ....................... #
Misses-Baby Doll Pumps, $3.00
value n o w .................................. 9
Misses Gun Metal Baby Doll
Fumps, $2.50 value now - Misses Patent Leather Baby
Doll Last, $2.50 value now Misses Patent Button Oxfords.
$2.25 value n o w .......................
Misses Patent Baby Doll Last.
$2.25 valuo now - - - - Misses Patent Button Oxfords,
$2.00 value now . J
Paten( Baby Doll Last, $1*50
value now - - - - - • *
Patent. Baby Doll Last, $1*2.)
value n o w .............................
Patent Leather Ankle Stra;», $1*2*>
value n o w ....................... - “
Patent Leather Ankle Strap, $l oo
value now - - - - " '
Tango Patent Pumps for Little
Tots, $1.50 value now - 1 - -
Tan Blucher Oxfords, $ 4 . 0 0
value now - - - - _
Patent Leather Blucher Oxfords,
$*1.00 value n o w .......................
Regal I a n , Rubber Sole,^ $*1.50
value nbw -
Stacy Adams Shoes For 1
Patent Kid Button Oxfords, $6.50 (
value now - .............................*
Patent Kid Blucher Oxfords,
$5.50 v a lu e 'n o w .......................
Tan, English Last, O x f o r d s ,
$0.00 value now - - - - Black Kid B u t t o n , $G. ÖÖ .
valuo n o w ..................................
Blucher Kid Oxford; $ 6 . 0 0
value how - - '.......................
Blucher Kid Oxfords, Straight
Last, $6.00 value now Blucher Kid Oxfords, Farm Foot
Last for heavy men, $6.00 now
Value now
White Canvas Bluchers, Rubber
, Sole, $1.75 value now •
White Poplin, Low Heejp, $2.00
1
value now - - - - r
A
White Shoes For Children
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White Canvas Baby Doll Last, (P I
’ $2.00 value now - - - - - «P-1
White Canvas Rubber Soles, $1\25
i
value now - ....................... .....
White Canvas Strap Pumps, $1.25
i
value now - - - ■' ■ ' *
White Canvas Ankle Strap, 75c
. value n o w ..................................
SPECIAL LOT NO. 3
LADIES’ OXFOttDS . " Patrician and !)rew Shoes for W o^en
Regular values $2.50 to $4.00. ' Going ai
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Regal W hite Buck Bals, $4.50
' value now «?- - - . *
Outings, White Buck, Rubber
. Sole, $4.50 value now
LOT
NO.
SPECIAL LOT N O . 5
4
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Buster Brown Shoes for Boys and Girls
Regular values $1.50 to $3.00¿
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Beacons I'an, English Last,’Rub- ^
.' her Sole, $4.00 value now - Beacons Tan, English I^ast $4.00
value How
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Black Vici Kid Bluchers, $3.50
\
: value now ..................... “ ' •
Gun Metal Button O x f o r d s
$3.50 value' now - - Patent Leather Button Oxfords,
~ $3.50 .valye
now - - ■
Qun Metal v Blucher Oxforts,
$3.50 value now
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Men’s W hite Canvas, Rubber
Sole, $2.00 value now - - Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher
Oxfords, $2.50 value now - —
Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher
Oxford, $2.00 value now - Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher Ox
fords, $1.50 value now - -
SPECIAL
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Beacon Shoes For Men
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M EN’S OXFORDS
uy well known makes.
A A
to S3.50 values.
Price 9 8 c
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RcguKir
Going at
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Commute« on Finance apU nt .tho la*t meeting by PrcsL«ke and composed of A. K.
,, Geo. G. Herring a n d .F . P.
¡»„working over time on the
r o f collecting dues for the year
re meeting w ith aurces*. The
.itffff-ebigter-thttt In view o L ih a
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The Germans Continue Their Advance
on the Capital
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colonies in view oLJapansattldudc.
GumbimretTpa tow n"»wenty mttnr | n the State for general farming,
from the Russian frontier, has been.-tracking and fruit growing. Among
Charter for a half- million-dollsr
occupied by the Ruffians, who ac- the leading own era of Hand within
company, Chase A Co., of this rity ,
cording to Russian official ndvicea tho district are T he Dills Ewing Si
was received this week from Tnlla;
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quickly and paying the yeara dues hassce, and was AM for record yes
captured twelve German field guna N ehf Co. and Florida Indian' River
it aubacrlpti.ons to the club will terday in the oltice of the clerk of the
and took many prisoners.
Laud Co., of M elbourne Gioaaoh
t be called for th ii season unless circuit court.
News of military developments |}rog. Co., of F.au Gallle; Geo. W.
m great project arises th a t will
issued by the ofllcialbureausheco Hopkins, of Hopkins, and .^evaral
Chase J e C o. hns its suite of otlices
eMsitate a larger am ount. For in Tn tho $t. Jam es building uns is en
more brief as the great m isses of the others.
t i , if 100 good live men of San- gaged in the fruit business on n whole
A large m ajority of the" land
An entire change in tl|e- plan of.
London, Eng. .AugUI.-Tho almost
u will pay their annual dues iu sale and extensive »cate, the charter
in the district have signed the peti
campaign may he brought a b o u t'b y '
[ranee the comm ittee will have providing for the firm to conduct complete absence of news from the
tion and no opposition to the forma-,
tho
finding
of * .an
opening
theatre
of
war
today
in
the
best
evi
10 to their credit which will be thy same business in which it tuts
rion of the district is a n tid p a t
dence th a t big events tire in progress, by the G erm an armies in Delgiuin
lp|e to pay oil the indebtedness
h - 'tü J engage d for some time, the head which will test (fie real caliber of the This tfas adm itted in an oljtelnl com
'the club and go far to pay current i|uarti-r* to Im* iti tht* city :1ml the
battalions engaged in a m*vt Water*1 m unication fromBrusselstodaywhich .
Eyises during the fall and winter ro in pa it y to exist far a period
saidd the Germans "haitguinedg
loo"
or 11 "New Sedan ”
,
Lbn. In the m n ttrr of subscriptions , ninety-nine year*
That tin* great German «idvance on bo^h batik* of the Meuse uud are
krs have been m any good men and
The capital stock of 150,mill ia di is being pushed with vigor and de- in contact with the allies.” _ _ _ _ _
ladies of Sanford who subscribed vided into 6,000 share* of $100 each,
|the fund last spring to the am ount there being 2,800 shares of preferred 'term ination can safely he asserted, • It ndds that the Delgians having
12000 and it will he no difllrult stock and 2,600 share* of common judging from the irttelligunce perm it done all thst-eo u ld he expected by
glter to obtain u subscription li«?\ stock. The Irlghest amount of in- ted to the oufaide world. On both holding the invaders In check for
[ a t least $1000 anytim e in the win dehtedness which may he assum ed hanks oof the Meuse the Germans fifteen days, "thelf strategy will now
are iruwditvg southward toward the he merged into the general plan of
g month*.
at any time t* placed at the.a mount entrenched French arm y waiting to the allied arifti«**.”
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LTbe booklets of Sanford and Seni of .th e capitalization. $60,000.
Mem their progress toward Sedan
Rumor* that |lru**i,l* has fallen
l e county printed several month*
The otfici-r* of the cumpanv an* I
into (¡-'m a n hands were persistently
pay« stilj in the hand* of the »••' f Cha-c. uf Ja* k*oi\vilh president.
in circulation in Paris, hut no infor
Ery and can he used to good .id
. million ' ou’.d be obtained.
haugr this season and the expense*
Hook* contributed this past month
Ithe cluti can lie eut down to very
The Belgian capital was known by \\ J. Ilill and oilier*
ha figure* It seem** lo In* the sense
o „'Oli »buri*» ermi tin*» to the norinwiirii meir certainly to he threatened hy daring
Fiction
the members that tin* liest wlfort.s
Lord Jim. by Jos«*ph Conrad
stockholders advanrr troops have reached the | German cavalry, who had„ reached
the club should 1m- confined to
the
{ o f . *t of Soignlea. thinking t he
Charlotti* Tem ple.by Mrsltowson.
m e , Lt>1« pear Malto» *..»linu»tmi
(king up the busin«—- of the nt>
,
ity.
VI
approaches
road*
h
ad.
been
TUo
Rrute. by F. A Cummer.
W.|> between llrii»*e|* a n d Antwerp
pbeason rather than getting tm.re
liefere tin* northward rush the liarric.. led and enlrenchod. Four of Tho King of the M ountains, hy E.
»pie to come here .iml spending
Hid giu I force» are retreating on Ant the ft'iissela hospitals are filled with a b o u t.
lirge sum on' advertising There
Going Some, by Rex Reach.
werp III Hru*.*i*l» t he\ cull this :i wound- d soldier*
|tfjttany projects to l»e handled
Atlt crp apparently i* tin* tempo The M ap Higher Up. hy Henry II
b dub that .will mem. much t<> tin*
rary g-*al of the German troop» in Miller
hr, and these will be taken up «1
Ifelgiti". They are reported moving Mollit* McDonald, hy Randall
I next meeting on Kridaj t q g h t
-.lowly but steadily in the direction The Pool of Ffh mi*, hy Louis J. Vania*.
tg. 28th. .T h e elti11 member* ->r<rif the area t fortified port on the Friar Tuck, by Robert A Waaon.
ty much gratified- at the good pro
llixi-r Scheldt The German soldier* Tbe Primadonna, by Marion Cr«w
ludnir made t'\ »In Ft nance
ha •* ovclipled the town of Tlrlemont foni. •
and their ma*»es pushing in fron the T nix ton King, by (ieo. Harr. Mr*
ju-l fim*hi*d gel I it.g ihi*ni m »hupe
•frontier are lielieved to htfvy come iu C ut d icon.
will I II,- unde* •! I tiding rri.it f hi- r:it*
contact w ith_ the allies front. He- In the Hishop's Carriage, l»y Mirh
(nr the year hud been ttuule and
1ports in Brussels asserted a -battle elson.
, very other uuuvsuor in tho State* will
"*li ,| offured near Charleroi iu which The Foreigner*, hy Ralph Conner
The
Reckoning, by Louis J. Vance
be h i* .ig.Mti-* • hi* *amt* troubli*
Secret »if Lonesome Cove, hy Se* II
lin* H e p u r t ' t -.Mar of O r i u n d o m i \d.i in*
•li-iiK - t b l n k- tin* «ano* ubimi it mid
The A llied Farces Have Not
Shown Their Hand
No Real News V
i
«1 at l:2il o i*li»* k • '• r«u\ m
q.
Hi* had bn-i . I**' tjri, hut altirmitu'
u.i ,l"' ■
It devclpi^ until \\ • ::.i**duy t
Throughout the du y Dt
^rchiafuva and Amici de
*lr utom ost energl«*» to stin
tf th4Tr patient und keeping
I - The
cardinals wi-r** notified "f >
[the pope's grave condi t i on a nd »nine '
them whir entered the *i> k r o om
[fcserihe the scene
heart r<-n<iijsg. especially when tin pontiff, rmi*
-lag himself from tim e t<> time, »poke
[Oare ho said:
L.V'In ancient tiroes the pope by a
Word might havostayed the slaughter
I hut now he*is im p otent.'’
I -Prayer« were said by thousands
rand church bells souiyded when 'the
n f a m e n t ' wai exposed upon all
like altar*.
.
I When the court learned of the
Fpapes’ condition there was th r drepK«sf concern. King Vjctor Em mnnpersonally Informed Queen 11**1rna and the news was com m unlm trtd .to the the queen's mother.
•,1 -piirt.*
m
............ ..
| JN
|,
l l u f Mo t k
T liere
Ii ;in U*vti
Mime ilelu> in r|n**ifymg. itud the
list will b<* printed In next report.
ft*f«| u r in a iiirn^ (nr her KünI Linlinri
,,, i \ . -Minie o» I tic cnnng III..Wo»
considerable eost to the tax ussesr personally to *ay nothing of the
nuble and vexation.
Only t w o day* niy> Mr. H utt re
ived a let t e r ‘from the Governor in
filch he »tilled that from inform a
mi in hand it would not he possible
r him to m a ke any further rcduc„„ in t he millage. I t i s a s s u e r e d
„- additional reductfbn will c o m e off
the mdlngc imposed for peniiotjs
„I that t h e s u i t e millage will be di-
« jW l
*»
yif
The audience on* last Sunday eve
n t waa very large dispit»• the fact
i*t it rained up to and all during
>e service.
\
-
m u ir -
n's ultunulum railing for the GerWc th an k our friends for their in
I) evacuation of Kiaochow and the terest and gilts. '
andbnmcnt '••( the rasterp. seiis by •
Sifnfortl Library Association
rirran war vessels. Holland is said
REMARKABLE ATTENDANCE AT
f ‘
BAPTIST CHURCH
r One of the most rem arkable thing*
: Uking place in Snnford this sum m er'
1» tbe large audiences attending aerjVice* a t the B aptist Church. The reF<hrd for August is equal to thnt of
‘be.winter months. T he cause of this
|l* largely from th e fact th a t tho
[church advertises its-services an d Is
pf*par*d
4ake care of the audl^>ee* In a comfortable way with elecnWe fans and Ipe water., and eourto•u* -ushers.
, „ .
'
[ The Pastor jlev. George Hym an.
m preaching b series of unique serr*«>ons. These are a ttrac tin g » great
y * i l of attention. T he Subject of’ the
W rm on next Sunday evening will i>e.
r*A. C. L. Dispatchers Orders.” Mr.
LDyman promises in the out set th at
RA. C. L. does not stan d for A tlantic
il
-o (H-Hti ' *|ii.if ter» tb.it te -i mi n i
1 decided imi to comply wi t h Ju
■ÜBk •
E : M B rV4J FA
Jacksonville. A u g ..i.-x * *•
er* in t h \ Sanford ssctlnn are planM
ning to rel.rodure a Florida celery
farm at th.* i ’anama-Pacific Inter- >
national ¿ p o s itio n .
™ e «rownr.
from ?uni/rd Intend to .how b> In
.
*
rep llcao f their celery farms, their
I *'tern " of sub-lrrfg»tIon, the water
being f u r n i s h e d by urieslsn wells. It
[te- —
- H
(, planned to lay out this lit» !« f»rm .
.
„ r field along.id* the Florida Build- ,.ho, B by Am ertc
, in »mne convenient placeh
_
H ^ n be *i*er» by ‘*»110« “t ‘ h,> F“ lr M o n S t C T Ir<
Using th.» »ystemt hegTow ersofSanWellington 1
ford re a lise d 11.'200,000.00 n rt p o - k Boull,OTrta ,o
fit per acre. from their celery crop}(
le<jn.g couqM
year The country surrounding 1 n(nj{ of t jje -war 1
Kaiford is noted *11 over the S tate. |lr|tteh battleship.
K « ZZ X T * v - S S£ «
* nter howevdn Lcicryuivin*
\
..
1 ^31 C
.1 l wttj
" *
'Hy figures obtained from the office
of Judge J F (’ Griggs, collector of
custom s, the value of merehundlae
exported from nil Florida ports du
ring the yeST ehding June JO. Inst,
wus approxim ately $42.1 i2,0i*J. T be
value of merchandise im ported du
ring tho same period was 98.980,642.
Uy comparing the exports with the
Impirls it will lie seen th a t Florida
produced (or export purpose* more
than four times what the State .util
izes in imported products.
.
T he value of all exports for the
past year exceeded the value of the
exports for the preceding year hy
nearly one million dollars. The im:
port* were in excess of the previous
year's record by $ 1.301.405,
T he collection from all sources at
all port* amounted to $2.376.466^39,
or alm ost twice a* much as the total
collections made hy the collector o(
Internal* revenue.-The Florida Motroplis.
,
BAPTIST SERVICES
•
C orner I’ark A vs. a n d Gth St. ■,
9:39 Sunday.School.
11:00 Preaching* "T h e Tem pest of
3:30 Jr. B. Y. P. U.
6:45 Sr. B. Y. P. U. 7:45 Preaching, "T h e A. C.
D ispatchers Orders."
*
Always welcome..^ • ’
George Hym an, Pastor
Card of T hanks
Since the death of our Bon-iniw and husband, Orln M artip, we
cure" to 'sincerely th an k all our
V p d s for their kindness and aaris, Ace during *hia sickness and sinco
Uf death. May God'a richest hless:
R. II. Davis
Sarah E. Davis
FLORIDA ROAU I1UILDING
A total of 2,84$. miles of roads
were built ijt Florida Iasi yeaY^ift a
coat of more than 11,000,000, accoring to an official report just mado
public. Half of the roads were s u r
faced with sand-clay, 857 miles with
marl or crushed stone'*nnd o f t hr re
m ainder 85 miles were constructed
of brick.
A num ber o( Florida counties ha vis
voted bond Issues for road construc
tion in recent months, nnd it is esti
m ated th a t the expenditure this year
for- highways will am ount lo |3,000,000 or more.
Nothing has dem onstrated more
notably the progress th a t Florida Is
making than tlw building o ^ K<»<ril
roads in the Stats. These road*..pro
paying handsome returnxonthem on#y invested in them. They would pay
a very satisfartory retu rn if nothing
If nothing hut tho inrrea»e in the val
ue of lands which Whey m ass was
taken Irttp account Me re is a case of
a 7urm owner who attem pted to «ell
'h is.fa /m for 91,800 and was .unable
to secure th a t nm ount /or it. A flrst-
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V
AUGUST I
lar as over, t)U w »t*ry «tom-house
little homo instead of m aking her trouble.'
H. H. Chappel haa enclosed hla ■till abounding in th e fltusy tribe and
self a -member of any other family.
Sho was seventy-eight yearn of age, porch w ith screen And is now paint free to ail who, will come. Last week
capable an d cheerful, living ‘quietly ing. hip homo the most bcautlf«! of there were five fish' fry«, there. A
‘V” T
and a tten d in g io her own affairs, all eolom" for a country homo-white. party ol some eight' ot ten from Or
A B U N C H O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S F R O M C O R R E S F O N Mm. II. M. Gilbert is recovering, lando are spending several days and
up to w ith in , a short tim e of her
froth
q u ite a serious illness of several two Geneva families are also enjoy
. D E N T S — E V E N T S O F S E M IN O L E C Q U N T Y — E F F IC IE N T
death. Mrs, Sm ith hei'self, is now
ing the breeses of th e lake.
’wrecks.
quite ill/ b u t a t last accounts, was
R E P O R T E R S C O V E R T E R R IT O R Y F O R H E R A L D
Mm. Tarbel a n d daughter, Miss
"T
h
e
drawbridge
a
t
Genova
forry
improvimg, a n d we Jiope will soon
Thusa,
enjoyed a day in Sanford
is receiving a coat of p aint, Mitch
be fully recovered.,’
talk
on
w
h
itjllttle
children
,may
<lo
last
week,
going elver as gueats o(
.CHULUOTA SNAPSHOTS
Mm. Sm ith and*fam ily have the ell B rothers doing the work.
to he little missionaries. Following sy m p a th y .of theirvtnany Iriehcfa End
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Pattbjhall in their car.
A 'Slumber of men from the Co.
Th?J,nUCi i AtI: Cr,iNl'mcn,s Unde
Mr. nnd Mps. Roso of Lockhardt Ibi« Heading THREE CENTS
We • a re needing rain In this sec the program delicious ice oteam and acquaintances in these sad a n d se that aro fttrhlshing th e iirick for our
tion, in fact, we have been needing j cookies and grapes were*»erved.
roads were . here 1, last week. Fred spent Sunday w ith their relative» Line For Each Insertion. MinimDm
rious days *
The children had a gri-at tim e
Mr. nnei Mm. M oran, returning in ChnrKe 25 Cents,
more th an we liavo been getting,
®
Harry Garwood is sick, threaten ed Wlli/ams, d ty engineer is inspecting
playing after the refreshments were
their auto in the afternoon.
for iom o tim e. ^
tho
brick
and
th
e
poor
ones
are
be
wit,h typhoid fever, I t 'is said. Hope
Tho ice-cream supper, given for
Several oi obr jfeople are suffering served.
FLU SAI E
it
may turn out only a th re a t, and ing. replaced with good on#*. Bear
Mrs. J. Tilden Jacobs, entertained
the
B
aptist
Church
ut
th
e
hall
Inst
from colds.
(jail
A
ve.,
from
Cam
eron
C
ity
to
the young m an soon be "him self aFor «ale- ^Fyrniturv ,lt JI0 p .
Geneva Ave. will bo com pleted Thursday night was large-ly attended,
Mr. and* Mrs. H am p. Bradford the Woman’s Missionary Society, galn."
last
Thursday
flight.
The
dining
despite
the
threatening
weather.
a n d Mm. Efiie Bradford and the
Florn Pearson ims been ' in San this week“ Bricks nrc being hauled
Every thing wus sold and a very FO R sale or rent,
form ers three children, Gi/y, Bonnie rroom was attractively .arrunged.for ford for ft ‘week or more assisting in onto Geneva Avw. now.
neat sum remitted. T h e B aptist do, highlly improved Tiled land, f|0„
an d Percy, of Oxford Fla., spent the place of meeting, Mr«. N. C. the care of Mm. W. H. T aylor, who
. GENEVA IT E M S t
indeed, feel-g n fteJu l. to -a ll who bo
W ednesday night with Mrs.' M. fi. Jaco b s conducted tho-m eeting and lias been q u ite sick, b i \ is up nnd
iu. .w ith .in u t. ; -riMim-irmr.,. well I«.
Mrs RlUaA nd
- ‘J L im lT d i; mi&efTil: aiul r n tr d . ' A. I*. Connely. io'j y ,
Jacobs on their way to F t. Taylor, led us through our su b je c t‘“ Missions around again.
.
*
land who have been visjting Mrs. J.
in Flpridoli very e n tertai^in g ijr
to visit Mrs. Annie Simmons.
, 102. ,*f *'
'""Frances Pearson is a t home again W. D avid left last week to continue bo liberally patronised th is.su p p e r; nolia Ave,
M i« Be7tha W h .^ p v rr V - 9 » ttr fv j —
t i f f e d - r m T *<>rienF song pracand
also
extend<thanks
to.
the
owners
after a visit of several weeks nt their vacation tho form er going out
of the beautiful piano for the music
F o r aile-A t a disrurmvday a n d S u n d ay visiting friends a t tlco which wrf* much enjoyed. The Loughman,
am ong th e m ountains of the West, which was much enjoyed,
young men were invited to join, the
ship in Sanford
D aytona.
Mr. and M rs. B. W. S m ith,J r. ami the la tte r visiting on the East Coast^
M ist Rosa Jacobs Is visiting her youpg ladles in these services and
Geneva had a -lackey party nt O w ner unable to us.. It un,|
b ab y -b o y ire visiting their pareqts.
Mm. W ingevof Jacksonville, rep LakeuIlatncy-laaL-w eek which affordit
isquite
pleasant
to
note
.the
in
Blister?“ MrSTTIllto. Aulln a t Oveido
-aohL .at-a. w c r if tr e .- E n ,,,,^ 1 ! ^ " ,
F. very body in sorry to hear that resentative of the Serves ■Kwart -C®v
terest manifested by them. We hope
this- week.
. . . .
,
ed an-ahum fcuifg uf fuie lor all who OflVce.-l03-‘tf.
Mrs. W. (?. Cleveland is "reaJly and displayed these (foods last Thursday
Mm Litxie Jacobs who was called to 'see' the cause still continue To
attended. J m lly , m others
coulft
For Sale- 10 acres n ty farm, tiki
tru ly ” selling ‘o u t’ at B anana Lake,’ at the store of L. M. Rehblnder
prftsper.’
to Oveido owing to the illness of her
hardly reco’g nite th eir children, or and flowing well. Also three room
preparing fo depart, fromns
Miss Clara Phillips of Sanford is husbands know their wives, so com
daughter Mm.- J.- C. ■Partin, came
house. • Terms address Box 875
perm anently. Wo arc sorry to lose such visiting n t the homo of her father.
PAOLA POINTS
home T UMthi>\ reporting Mm. Palin
ical were they dressed. Every station
energetic a n d successful, people.
101-ltp
Mm. J. R. H uddleston left last in life was represented.irom the clod ______________
fom c better.- • • ■ ■■
-1
S
aturday
for
a
two
weeks'
visit
to
Again .our Uttie neighborhood haa
Mr. a n d Mm. C. D. Brundey
hopper to the dude, from the bash
F o r S a l e - 1910 Cadillac tou ine
M O O R E ’S STATION
her daughtor, Mrs. Yerke« in Jack ful school-girl to the abom inablo old car ior. J400.00, just overhauled in
left W ednesday for a short vacation been sad d en e d . by a "•* visitation
•
Sunday th e 16th Rev. B artlette, sonville. t 3
which will be spent a t Mr. Brumleya from the "ste rn m auradcr". On the
maid. The com m ittee, Messrs. Dooly good running shaf*. Sanford MsRev
Hope
of
Oveido
passed
evening of August 3rd, Mrs, Ferrell, of E nterprise will bo here to preach
boyhood home ln Miss. *
)
82-tfe
McLain and Bonnel, decided W. L. chine & Garage.
- Mm. J. R. Johnson left last week m other of Mm. B. W. Sm ith, passed morning nfternoon and evening, through Geneva last T hursday from Seig and Mrs. C .' W, Culpepper, the
I or Sale T wo good horses tnd
Titusville, where he a tte n d ed - con dude and the ojd m aid, deserved the
for a vacation to be spent In 111 quietly aw ay, the death coming very everybody wekeo me.-Come.
sp rin g whgon. Inquire of Coro Cols
J. Tilden Jacobs spent Wednesday suddenly and * unexpectedly. Mrs.
Rev. T. B. ' Lawrence, wife "nnd ference. .
prise-n pum pkin pie,Miss Ethel Rjose of Lockhardt, . The election of .school trustees B ottlin g (¿0,______________ 80-tfc
In Orlando attending business a f Ferrell hail been ill for a b o u t.tw o daughter, Ml«» M afgaret, are moving
weeks, but was never considered back from Jacksonvile and will re has been visiting ber au n t, Mrs. lastweek resulted in Messrs Kiliice,
fairs.
,
F or Sale or R ent—Two nice redMiss Sadia BlA'tkburn 1» visiting i«-u dangerous condition and seemed side in their home on Beardhail Ave. Moran for several days.
W. B. Raulcrspn a n d Homer Nich donees at a bargain. W J'Thigpen,
,\Jr. a n d Mrs Mcssingill. who re
Miss Bessie Hodges nt Christ mad veiy much better, well started on the
Mr. and Mm. R. L. Grier a n d chilolson being chosen. *
_.___________
'O-q
cently
moved to Geneva from Chui
roiid
to
recovery.
Only
a
few
hours
tjlen have retu rn ed from their visit
this week.
S." I’.'ftm ith i s 'tlit ‘proud owner of
Quite a number Irom here atte n d ed | before the-end, she was sitting up in in C harlotte N . C.
Grier brought luota have found it necessary to re an auto-truck to use in connection For Sale- Wiinlmill with 70 (O0{
steel tower, in good condition, alio
church a t Christmas, Sunday. ’
bed, holding a l i t t l e ‘grandchild,and back a nice team of. milles to use on turn to their former home iq Tenne- wit It his business.
30i) gallon cypress tank, rhejp.for
*ec,
leaving
lust
T
hursday.
*
playing
with
it.
She
m
ade.no
comhis
farm.
The picnic last Friday, w as n very
cash. W.V. Rushing, Sorrento, FU.
C,
W.
C
u
lpepper
has
been
on
the
playit
of
feeling
worse,
hut
alm
ost
Mr.
and
M
rs.
Win.
Wood
are
pleasant affair. The racing in the
I0‘j -tp . .
cripple,
list
for
several
days,
suffering
afternoon a ttrac ted quite a crowd.’ im m ediately nfter eating her supper, building thcmsel\nea a littio house
from
an
Inflamed
foot.
on land they recently purchase'd ’of
M rr.. P. E. Culley U'VtsRIng her pi-acef u ll£ breathed her last.
F or suie nt n bargn in. i- 1 live to
Miss Blanch Pattishall is home
Mm Ferrell had been >a resident F ran k Cowan on ’ •Caincrony Ave.
pa rents a t Conway this week. • •
far nv ny canno t ntt« mt to this IS
Dr. nnd M rs. Hein m ater o f Cam again aflfjx a stay of pevcral weeks
Mr. a n d Mm. J. Tilden Jacobs of Florida for Pearly -half a century,
«crea of Celery Dell t ;i t t'atnrrou'
coming
here
from
Georgia
soon
after
eron
Ave. have returned north and to different pylntii in th e -state.
entertained the Sunbeam band at
•irre* irriIf you .ever saw anyone made sick C ity . Sanford, Fla.
Mrrs. Fannie I,ee a n d her datlghth eir, home Saturday evening. A the close iff the Civil War, with her ’rented their farm to Mr. Clifford
gated nnd tiled. fin** r, ] il k tlMrisj’
ter,
M
ildred,
of
Sanford
are
visiting
i
by
calomel
you
won’l
w
an
t‘any
more
hide bower was arranged out-doors, husband nnd infant daughter. For Bell's brother 61 Charlotte N. C
weR. If you w 1nt 1
r>-* id fits* '
calomel yourself T here's nq real rea
enclosed with pot plants and flowers. tho [wist several years, she has lived Mr Beil, we .understand ‘ haft ‘taken Mr*. Lee’s fatlwr, Mr Vaughn.
celery
and p<> AI O \ 1 <1 •gstsU*
son
w
hy
a
'person
should
take
it
Mrs.
Williams,
who
has
been
in
The rod nnd blue flower* making a htrt< in a tiny house of her own, in- possession a n d Iir. ami Mrs. Del«-,
land go ami b>< k ‘at thi'* a mi auk*
very p retty effect f combined with near her daughter's, as she was an m ater are leaving this week for t h .ir Miami for quite a while, is now with anyw ay,, when fifty cents will buy u inr an offer. 'I roll.-v f- •U Ssr.fori
grey moss. The program consisted j especially indepe ndent nnd energetic old home in Chicago, III, where tbo her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Harri large bottle of D odson's Liver Tone- run* [last the l.l lid LTi"W
IS as the
l^ike Harney continues as popu-, n good remedy th a t perfectly ami
of songs, recitations prayers, and a I character, a n d preferred her own .D r can be treated ftir' his nerve
i
’oweil
!•unn
Joshua
Mlike
offer to
safely takes the plqee of dangerous
...i. in.', ;
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calomel, which is only another lortti owner. .?. V .
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rxt
,of dearly and poisonous mecury. Hump dead. 1.
Dodson's Liver T one is a pleasantFor Sale In « I»« r
' • ft *cm
tasting v e g e ^ ile liquid which will about three n b - f r..e • • dty.
start the Jivct just us surely as calo also t wo eholii
drinj ■
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mel, uiul which has ut>*olutply no e it en p for rn
* kawi
after-effects.
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nn r;i**y llTîlle
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f'liildron and grown people use Herald •dill •
Dodson's L iv e r-Tone without uny
For sale 0- • , ■ ;
restriction of habit or <!••■! I,. It
i«tlf 1VAO |#10 ‘
urt
Phillips & Co ■1*! q and pturunte,
vifl. ;
*V to tirke the J til • ol C.
I. j|i ,| : out h if Sc t .
w.
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•ill refund jo u r 1. 01 ■> . 1 tim e jf it w.»y. ü ro*»i »
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c l a s s if ie d
ADVERTISING"
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SICKENED BY
CALOMEL
“ NEMO”
CORSETS
SPECIALS
EVERY
WEEK
Additional Classified Ads
Will soon be here.
Los t-l»;t wentj Sanford am i Beartiall
Ave., T u esd aj- nfternoon
Ai>g .1
White crociiet b a n d i.>g v.qli .1 J.’,
coupon book from IV A Caldwells,
an d (our ju rd s oi blue ribbon, two
yqrds while luce, a n d a little silver
change. Finder please re tu rh to DH a rt’s «fore, Ifeck Hammock.
Hadn’t you
better begin now making school'
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and ¿iris?-- Not last, or least, in
P o p Hunt— N*'« A nMYTTt roitnKF*
modern. J. Mui*on, ffui .I’alnwtta
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100-41p . "
we have the most beautiful lot of
I __
ginghams, cheviots and percales.
.
with clothes of qual
ity.
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For R ent— Five acre* gi>*»l celery
land, one and a half m ile - lrom Han
ford. N. n . Garner
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BUY SCHOOL
Call and have
DRESSES NOW '
your ¡measure taken.
Jurt it wo ti içdlis, lo
say nt r «lockla complete
with the newest style«
corsets ar.d accessories.
We Bake Good Bread
t For the Bread Winnet!
f o r the man who works
with might and main.
Either with hands ot with
his brain.
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*We have just received
i|;;-■ "r*"r -.
' -j-—- ‘ ~ - - m
'L>
H|§ -if . t .
'-Ha “,'pi! '
j.
800 pair of the kind espec»•
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a
ially /or wear at tfqhooh
. WORK SHIRTS
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In order to m eet the every
day need,.we have put in a
line of the famous closed sleeve
shirt.. Mr. Workingman, come
in and let us show them to you.
All'Sizes, 501?
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SKIRTS
Have you seen those, skirts
in our windows?'
up to $8.00.
Ch o ic e
Values
For R e n t — Completely furnished
house
with piano fqr tl“' summer.
the Best
Few step s to postoiliee. depot - n
You'll always find.
steam er dock.
dock, A. W. Brown. -0
75-tf
and Rolls,
■‘terprire. Florida
U the qnly kind,
And Here
Our Buns
Our Pics and Cuke
mil, Ai«», Ws Think, Vsur Fancy Tsks
i l. L . M i l l e r ’s
B u k e r y ,-
11
Phcmt 16S
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$ 3 .9 ? :
VERWARE, OPTICAL PO O D S, ETC.
Expert Repairing
J
123 W est First S treet
SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A
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For R ent— Furnished office
ped w ith roll top desk, office ch»ir*
and tables. -Also a roll lop d '” *
ty p ew riter desk and o t h e r e'pj
m ent for sfllC'or rent. H e rs l'l^ ^
MISCELANEOUS______
WUhted—Plain and fattcy *«**"«'
Dreasm aking of nil kinds,
house ' oft Ka si Third street.
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M attie nrigeers.
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WATCHES, i t QCK8. JEW ELRY, SIL
h b e
‘ F or R e n t - 511 Park Wc. Mr
room house, with ail conveniences.
Apply a t 507 Turk.
For R ent— Three rooms furnished
for light housekeeping
A'"’
bedroom s. Mrs. John».
' ar
IH-tic
avenue.
Good, Light Bread
School Pants
1 1„ . I„i nil m
A I' ( '‘iinrlljf,
Celery or let 1 • f .tiled, ‘J wells, pi *■j
U sto ry pew I,.- . ■
Two hundred duliar- qm
Route 2,
our minds, are •thè’
children,
for
/
.
Get in the “line-up”
^l<’r 1r' l,t.
a liody well located
109 Magnolia St
For Rent
for (
acres of good ban *■*-• V '
('nil or write A M i'* l< •
dresses and blousés for. the boys'
Coprn^r19t 4 fitfwsrd £ Stuuu & Co,
6 room collage.
11nn* of Aug .1 *
Apply to < I
or }■ I Ni Iff.! 'Jtp
A com petent gardener m ■'
m arried, wishes position 1» ,,f'
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OFFICIAI* OIIGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— THE GAUDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD
PUBLISHED
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SEBI-WEEKLY
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/A/ SA N F O R D —Life la Woith Living
VOLUME V
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SANFORD, FLO it IDA. TUESDAY. AUGUST 18. 1914
NO
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SENDS ULTIMATUM TO GERMANY
FOUR A U S T R IA N W ARSHIPS THE COMMERCIAL SANFORD MAY GET U L R M S itJ T R O O P S A R E
r W ERE SU N K BY THE
CLUB HELD FINE A GOVERNMENT
REPORTED M ARCH IN G
FR EN CH N A V Y
MEETING FRIDAY BUILDING IN 1920
r TO W ARD
FA ITJ'K »..
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KAISER h a s s t a r t e d f o r
AFTER I Mi: T It I STS
THE FRONT TO TAKE .
I resident U ihnn \Y ants to Kirns
COMMAND OF GER
f fiW {r ^ F F ‘sTo.v
■ » w m r-x triT O N s h o u l d b e
SEASON— FIFTY MEMBERS
TAKEN AT ONCE TO AVOID
UNNECESSARY DELAY
WERE IN ATTENDANCE
• PROM OVER THE STATE
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T H E G E R M A N -F O R C E S A R E
General Manager W urdsw orth, of
the Alachua County F air, is calling S T A E D IL Y P U S H IN G T H E I R
the atte n tio n of proposed exhibitors
IS hy Prices Have Advanced
WAY A H E A D T H R O U G H
MAN TROOPS
to; the necessity for beginning pre
Postm aster Haskins has received
The* first early fall m eeting of the
M E U S E VALLEY
Washington. Aug. 18.—President
parations at once of th e products
Wilson has directed Attorney G en Sanford Commercial Club wua held a letter from .the Supervising Archi they propose to put on display at
f London, August 18.-A di&pa'trh to
eral McKeynolds ^o in\t>«jigato re- in the C ity Hull last F riday night tect a t W ashington stating th a t aNovem ber fair. In conversation
London, Aug. 18.- Official dl»•' Reuter's Telegram C om pany from cenincreuses in prices of foodstuffs and was a general get together meet bout 12 million dollars worth of pub- the
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, .....
, . yesterday bo announced th at ho patches say Greece hat received in
^ R ls b , Servia, under d a te of Sunday and to take up the question whetdier ing of the right' s6rt and one that lie buildings
are on the way a n d in
wanted to caution the people against form ation th a t Turkish troops . art| m yy .
any persons responsible can he pros made its impress upon the members process of form ation and all of those waiting too long before turning close crossing Bulgarian territory
and
\ *'A naval battle betw een French ecuted.
a n d ’ visitors present. The Commer whose appropriutiom O Tere m ade in
attention
to
this
work.
His
experi
Ing
in
the
direction
of
Greece.
T
hs
and Austrian warships began
ofT
cial Club seems to be Entering upon 1913 would not be. built Antil nlxtut
1
he
president
sent
the
following
ence,he
said,
with
first
y
e
a
r
fuira'ifi
Hellenic
government,
in
consequence
fiudun, Austria, in the Adriatic, at
u new era of prosperity a n d benefit the year 1920.
counties was that the uvornge man of these reports, has notified T urkey
9 ’o’clock this morning. The French letter to the attorney geVterhl::
Last week C ity Engineer William*
to the comm unity at large and the
qnd
woman paid no a tte n tio n to the that if thisCnew* should be confirm ed
•"T
he
rapid
and
Unwarranted
in
squadron, coming from the south
club will take a most active part in surveyed thp lot recently purchased
west, attacked the A ustrian warships. crease in the prices of fntulstuffa III the upbuilding of Sanford nnd Sem by the government anti staked it off exhibits they proposed to make dnlll corresponding military an d naval
-Two Austrian ironclads were sunk, this country upon the pretext of the inole C ounty during the neat twelve qnd it was the hope of the people just previous to the opening of the measures will be taken Im m ediately
fair, which, he said, was a trem end by Greece.
one was set on lire and a fourth tied conditions existing in Europe is so months.
th at work on the now building would
ous m istake, and which ho was anx
serious
and
vita!
a
m
atter
that
1
a
in
toward C attaro. The- tight lasted
President luiko called the meeting commence a t once, but this last word
The Germ an forces are pushing
ious for the people of A lachua county
taking
the
liberty
of
calling
your
a
t
over an hour.” ..
to order a t eight o'clock a n d stated of advice would intim ate’th a t it will
forward
through the Valley *6f tho
to kvflld this year.
tention to it.
.
that it was time for the Club to get be several years yet before we havo
Meuse,
and
still more extensive dp7 -* —
t t t *
“ 1 would he very much obliged if busy upon the eve of another full the pleasure of receiving our bills in
London, Aug. 18,-Tho official presa
crulions a re In progress along tho Al
A
ccording.to
the
rep
o
rt
on
Occu
bureau of the war office and ndmi- you would advise me whether there anil whiter season and clearly and the no w poi t- o ffice.
pations recently issued by- the Di sace-Lorraine frontier, where The
That is it will be several years
rslity has issued a statem ent saying is, under th c slating law. any action concisely stated the many good
rector William J. Harris, of the IJu- •French and Gorman armies are in
that French troops, in the course of which lite departm ent of justicj things to be accomplished by the unless we can do something regard renu of the Census. D epartm ent of contact, Japanlutssentanultirnatum
ing the new building for "there i* tfi>
k rapid advance along the valley of take, either by »¡i; of i li vestirne nt j concerted action of the club
Commerce,' there were 322,08.7 per- to Germany demanding tho with
A com m ittee cnhiposed of It J. rea-ori -„why tin- architects dffice at
the Schiriperk. have taken a ihou«- or lega) pro,. w, sr 1 whnr federal
sijiis 10 years of age and over in Flo drawal of G erm an warships from tho
legislation
, wnubi in your judge- Molly. W F. Watson, J I* Davisoi», W i-litugton should be so far behind
ind prisoners.
rida in 1910 engaged in gain fu l'oc Orient and the evacuation of Kiau
The scene of the lighting of the meni be justitialile and warrajvt u tde* A K. Yowell and K F Householder with the work. Hon. Frank Clark cupations. The gainful worker» thus Chau, a German protectorate in
were appointed by the president to is now the C hairm an of ¿he Public
list few .days in the upper I ln u r III t lie eiri Uftlstances
China.
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formed 42,8
, per
. cent of th. e total popattend
the next meeting of tile hoard Budding* Com m ittee and since he
“ I (eel ih.it this is a n t i l e r which
announcement continue», -now- she
This
territory
comprises
on area
(752.6191 and
,
, the
. appropriation
. f fort Snn-'*“'
..illation of. thc
tile
, . State t. 152.019
,
of '2U0 square miles, with 200 square
I great destructive effect of the lire of we cannot lei pass without trying to of county commissioners and urgti obtained
.ford. he
, - can .be depended
« . „ t i ____
,„
57
per
cent
of
ilia
population
It)
years
upon to ,
..
the allied artillery Tre nrhes ithnnd- serve the country C ertiiinlylhernu1 Upon them the necessity of a better
. . iaalong
« ,little wnrkl o age. . .and over <564. 722k In li,»00 miles additional in the buy: Tsing
he m utter
atter
long A
Cned by the enctfVv art* till*->1 with try might to to defended ¡1 possible road b itw ein Su Ilford am i (Iveido. hur-v tthe
"the 201,570 gainful workers of the Tau. tho seat of the Governor of tho
V I i n a m e tnrntltlllee composed uio g tins line would lie of great
agallisi met, who would take udv.iii
dead and wounded
State formed 38.1 percent of the territory, is the jmrt where tho Gor- *
titge of m«< )i ciri umstanej-s
to of A k Powers, (mu. tj_ liurring, lu l|. and the Commercial Club* and population and 62.1 per cent of the man warships mijiillhteiPut the out
the citizens in geni’ral should strive
London, A ue |.v-A dispati-h Imin the p[u.e of loud and I lie dlllirulties and T P Sines was appointed to to have the work start before the population tih4<‘ar» of age and over. break of hostilities.
solicit
fumls
for
the
advertising
Japan's ultim atum gives G erm any
The male gainful workers in 1910
Paris to the Huvas Agency ui>? of 11 \ nig
year .1920. if it
necessary to wait
until August 23 to comply w ith her.
I uh fully >ours, • ainpaign for the ensuing year
euch troops h s \e orrnpied t h«
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|t W.o tll-ll drought tit the ijl-'ll- ut 1 1926 ftir the tnuldiug we may . ..
W .....Ito.. \\ d ,I|,
of all males Id^ears of age ami over demtkmls. Awing to cable in terru p - »
tos H of Schirineck, t wi I \ tilonn-ter- , > ic to ■!
a
well
forget
about
it
and
he
cont í o, , of t h e i t ' i l , t h a t
in tip Imiti
is compared witJi 16.1.989, or 80,7 tinns. however.* Japan has not been
(geven and «me hall mile!•>■;..>i ,. i
|h
p r i - f l d i ' H t l o o k uji t l u , | u e ttii.it other was i-iM-nt tul during t he 1 te* i with a Republican postm aster
abb' tu deliver the ultim atum to Gor- Saales, in Alsace.
tum
I miri-uhiiig j>ruis thè tir->t winter season now up|irouchlttg and sod the present inadequate building. per c n it. m i960 T h e iem ale gainmany, a n d ^ it is announced ‘ front '
ful
workers
in
1910
num
bered
7d,l6l
Thcy tu o k , 'twelve lield cuu*. tlimg mi f-’ridav and w»-> irn|'res*ed that proper)) placed io-fori* tbr A. C*
i he Sanford Hotel ( n.* in pefWashington that ths United States
or
'27
5
per
cent
nf
all
thè
feitmles
10
twclve Caissons and elgiit r.i|ad tire l>\ tlu- presf-ttr«' "f the >nuatioii Ile I. It;, t h e , would lineile to Mich U f' ‘ t good t.iilii have sold tin ' lot at
»il undertake this task.
.. t «ime i|, • vd< d t luti l> gal urtimi rrque-t and thv f lliowmg eiimmitti'i a verç reasonable price expecting v e a o of agi* and over a i compared
gups
I'ukin reports that three British
The Krenrh vavalry then pu»loii -hould io- >;lkctl li JIU<alli!e alili thilt wa- a pi.....lied to wait* upon th* t)'«* building would In- elected a t once wiih 67,581. tir 20.6 iier cent in 1914.
regiments
have been ordered t'o witlii
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' On to Muelhach and Luteeth u Uo i' if (bere w>re no law iiiverìng the ojii.-ial- \ l‘ Connell' f o M> anti enhance the vulue of their otherj'
lliemitdves in reuadinexs lb go ’aShuuld
anyone
desi
re
to
ennstrurt
>|tll-stloil l.i vv l e g n i l a t m u s l i o o l d * la*
U
u g b lt n ami
and .C ItI Walkerholdings
ka.ig.tnn
Wal o-r.
no, . ng- but
out *at the
' - e present
prese,„ rute ul
form ula, of thè late hoard transj)Orts,.und it is presum ed
passed
The
mutter
Citile
St
John's
river
ìm
d
d
ng
he
,oke
seem
to
ho
n
i
c
,
^
^
^
^
ì n i r A "K„,*h,.r they will co-operate with th e Ju[»a-KAISER STARTS FOR FRONT
t t t b ' " a ! « - n o i l i t e f iru s id c iil c o n id
being designated as lile h a i t ( i b i s * people of Sanford and the lot will
n i t * ¡ ... i , ,„.|
,
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wood! of the IIIiif«• is to l»e found in npxse land fbrees, if the force of arms
London, Aug. I * - A R e u t e r «lie- j ered that m tuina i a.«i*s the Increan-s
Inland Water toute a n d the preieut Huive w liisk.-r» on it before it become*
... . .
T1
is resorted to.
patch from Paris kivs :i mi-eaigc r e Aeri wliillt till) 'l*t it'ui hie When he
.
1
,
,
Gadsden county, H o n d a .
I he
inland edititi •*,-coming
coining government
governin'
a Jioatoliilre
,
,¡
o,,
In Tokio, the Japanese tdt mntum
gtipher wood
w, muI" Ii» known
knmvn scientlhcally
sdentitìcally
V
gopher
ceived there' fruti Merlin .«■ t •■ =• i.-. i i. t u- ti fd ! it \l t
W i-nli'- *’ 11 it If " 1" ” - ’*
■li op
nt' l|)
♦*> the
t ti - Ml
ha*
tre a t.ol a deep impression, and
1
iketi
T,...
,
,
,.„,1
I.uiml
Ton-ya
Tatiielta
unii
it
i*
fitund
lV*tha|. l1u>‘ G enua' 1. tt11 • r■••
..I
k.ui ,
f »¡-,'oo.- e l f .it.
■.. i ■' • - ..» • ) tr r- -, i- - f .1 in w ; i e
the
l.tpaiH't-'d' Premier and Foreign
Nation lacing Meal lam ini
•n tlu- (i.i'bdi'U cim ili) vidi Hf
r-r this m orning lor M ates vjt'ti n
h.i d ' • • • ,
' ’ ' ••Iti- ■ ' oí H '
h'Oi-i the
Inr- .ilei R' presentiti \*
lister
hav'e counselled th e Jnpa‘ thè Apala' lionlit .riter. for -i «listalice
general start.
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i-.llllng un 11,1- 'll |u«r ' tt.1 n! lit 1 Oil rega(dlllg *it me.
fnl•st•
to
m
aintain a calm ultidude.
Economic expert« ol the F e d e r a i," ! se veti or nglil nllles below tilt'
mercé and departm ent of justice to
Walter Adorns, ol Louisville, Ky..
A
slate
of
seige has boon proclaim
junction of the C hattahoochee and
• DEPARTURE CONFIRM ED
report w hat uetion they Aere taking^
present und interested in San- Government are giving the high cost
ed
In
Bulgaria.
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Flint rivers, and along th e banks of
London, Aug. Di-A» Amsterdam I’tesideni Wilson’s interest in the for,j
railed upon to m ake'a Tew of living problem thotightful consid
•Tho
’Utiited
States
cruise,ra,
Tendispatch' to. the C entral Nrw a. says. d t uni mu, however, was wholly a part *f,.|,l;ir ks ¡«nil gave his i m j(Vessi on* ol e ra tio n ^ and are Investigating Whe the Nile, in Egypt. D uring recent
nAiee
a
n
d
’
N
orth
Carolina,
bearing
»
years the tree, which grows to goo«JBerlin-reportsLtliat thu Gcrnuui F.m- from That jyid hn probably wtmbl
I
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gold for A m erits ns In’ Europe, havo .
the city from the viewpoint of th r U ,l*I* prires of nti.t
culture. Inis iu«t com pieteli a ly »'xe. and i n some respects resem'Pcror has left for the front.
h*«- , t,ik>o irti.>n Iti-fore lind it not ft ra tig* r u nt prospeell ve investii: of Agr
K
.arrived a t FMmouth.
■
*Ai«ns
of
th« m e a t - produci it g urnpuili bb-s the pine, has a ttra c te d u great
h a te b i'iiV " ' the 'lea ill in the White
( It Walker made i. most hupp',
und tind* that drat ol attention from scientists and
Le a v e s f o r M u s t o tv
H o lly ,.
addroiw U|tntt the biilkjlieuding of ltd <•( .the L’JUted S tai,
A « J 'O R T S M A N ’S PARI D IS K
- A R e u te r dit
her«'
'hit'
iu»'ii
a
d«'crcase
of 1.18'!- many have visited Chattahoochee
Lob don,* Aug
lake
front.
Major
I’ow.-r*
upon
tl"
,,t
,,k
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"f
the
depart
men,
'I
1)0 lo ad nnd ill ini rea»«- of f I 76,5.10.- for i In- purpii-.' of studying the tree
patch from St !’• t e r s b t i r g s a y s t hi' ♦f»“
The Herald has always contended
jU!*ii*e
tlimagliout tile colini r) d u b arid t h e social featitr*'« us a get
tíj
I
U
r*11
Empress.
UDd ill value during the (last year. pi its uu 11ve suite.
.-Russian Emperor and
that Sanford offerqd pmre to the
and i it Xesttgif-prs of the departm ent together proposition. Judge Herring
i : i
On J a n u a ry 'I. 1911. the herd num
I’rince Alexis am! the Im perial guard
of inrnmeri'e are a virria ble to collect, upon tin cluh a* the m otive power
Lake City u the proud possessor sportsman of the country th a n any
bered
144,607,000
compnrqd
with
Duchesses hiTie left for Moscow.
«.vide nec fur .any action the attorney behind Sanford and -the work of
uf a lire truck,, wjiich. increase? the other section of tho U nited States
148,690,000 bea «i a y«*ar ago
•t
and facts nnd figures can bo obtain
generili muy think warranted. The similar organizations. Tho*. Emmyt
Tho bulk of th e nntion's decreased I «tlicioncy of the fire dep artm en t to a
WILL EXPEL E M M IE S
ed to prqvn tho statem ent. Thera
Wilson
upon
Sanford
from
the
recol
departm ent of labor also lja* a corpi
meat supply is in the swine -herd. great extent-. The tru c k is seventy may ta> places that offer lu tg e r game
London, Aug. 18.-A special dis
which has become very export in lections of a pioneer and the progross
Compared with Inst year the number horse-power, with tripb* pumps and but none pliers >qch 4 v a rie ty and
patch received hero says that
eathering evidence of the inrreiTRed of the city, and many others gave
1002 feet of hose, ijxtrtt lenght lad
o
trinns an d Germans will be expelled ”
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short talks that were very helpful f’hogit In the United States has dim ders and all improvements. Tho en to tlm Sanford man who knows tho
inished 2,185,OOf) head; ra ttle 175,000
from M onaco in accordance with an cost ofOliving..
and demonstrated the feeling of the
possibilities of his city th e stories
head and sheep-4,763,000 head. The gineer from the m anufacturer will of the north and northw est where
agreem ent between France and the
coinmutrity as to the great work of
major portion of the increased val make a practical dem onstration on
Principality. *
one little fish or a small bag of game
the clui>.
I l l i s r MAYOR
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ues is'cred ited to jhe beef-'/nim als. the streets in s short tim e.
constitutes a weeks sport the great
In all tho meeting wns one’ of the
t t I
T he’ value oi all cattle, excluding
WILL TRANSM IT MESSAGE
best th a t has been held in some time
Mr.
D
L.
Thrasher
of
Sanford,
is
Tw
o-llrilish
phipa
have sailed from fishing and hunting grounds of the
xT»*
milch
cows.
‘
when
compared
with
‘ W ashington, Aug. 18.-Uw(ing to
3-yf
1a
Upper St. Johni river am g rjs t. íi■
and
before
adjourning
it
was
decided
visiting
at
the
home
of
his
sister
Pensacola
in
spite
of
th
e
fact
th
at
la
s
t
year,
shows
an
increase
of
cable interruption, Ja p a n ha* not
thnt the club .meet every two weeks
Thefe is no season of tho year that
her«'
lie
expresses
himself
ns
being
the
German
cruisers
are
seizing
every
688.000; swine have gained $9.842.been able to deliver its ultim atum
th fish’erm un cannot have a good •
in order t o ' get started upon the
to (ierm nny and the .Upited States very much pleased with this part of great work of boosting Sanford and 000 in value, while sheep hnvo dr- ship they can get their hands on. days sport on the upper St. Johns
They ure tho first to leave since the
wiH undertake to com m unicate it t" the state, and would remain longer Seminole County, and the next meet pec«a.'itl 11,476.000.
hut
his
position
of
mayor
of
the,
war was declared betw een Germany river or the myriad of fine clear
Berlin.
ing
should
be
larger
if
possible.
and England, but it is thought others water lukea abounding in Suminolo
little city of Sanford will not perm it
NEW ( rOCA COLA PLANT
Tho Club will meet again on Fri
a
prolonged
absence
•(
le.irwater
Sun.
will leave if arrangem ents can be county.
BULGARIA BESIEGED
day night, August 28th, and there
Ai one instance of tho sport to be
made. The Oceans sailed with a car
London, Aug..18.-T he official bu
The Sanford CocaCola B ottlingCo,
will bo many interesting^ details tq
found
hero Geo. A. DoCottes, the «.
go of over three million feet of lum
lilt A N A N— L IE N H ART
reau issued a statem ent today saying
be given a t this meeting and a full bavHig moved into their new Home ber, bound for Genoa Italy, while well known attorney of th is city re
th a t a sta te of siege bud been official
attendance is desired. The Club ex on First Street take pleasure i n j n turned yesterday from a «lay spent
Mr. Chas. A- Bra nan, of Orlando pects to take on new life and many viting all their customers nnd ‘the the Altaon sailed with, two hundred on the upper river and brought l a c k
ly proclaimed in Bulgaria. '
,
and forty six thousand bushels of
T“
^ und Mis« H ertha H. LienhaU. of new members and there will be a buhllc in general to call In aAd in
- j fifte bass th a t made an average
wheat for Liverpool.
.
AUSTRIANS INVADE SERVIA
Oviedi/T wi re united in marriuge Sat great awakening among the men of spect their new fuctory.
weight of 124 pounds of fish tho
t t Î ,
London, Aug. I8.-A Vionmj d is urday afternoon a t four o'clock at .......
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.. get w
_w____
All employees will bo glad to show
Sanford
nnd a..........
general
together
largest
weighing lfg»*j pounds and
I t is thought th a t th e fiint rock
patch ' to Reuter’s Telegraph Co the M ethodist parsonage, a t Orlando
¡g bound to accomplish visitors the up to date and sanitary
it
pro,baldy-Weighed
more, a t the
deposits In the Everglades will save
J«ys it is somi-offlcially announced Dr. J. E. W ray officiating. T he besj great things for our city.
way in, which Coca Col* and Soda
tirno
of
rapture.
Th«
en tire string
the rity of Miami a b o u t $100,000 In
th at ^ho A ustrian troops have invad wisjw* of a host of friends go WRh
W aters are bottled, as well as the
was
placed
on
a
line
if)
t h e ’Sdnford
Its program of paving. I t is estim ated
ed Servia a t lovcral points.
the young couple.
syatim gt washing and sterilizing
FLORIDA PACT(\RÍES
th at about éO.OOO y a rd s of the rock House grounds apd a1photo made of
the bottles every time before they
will bo needed and tho coat will ho them and if any other section of the
F. J. SchumpcM is in the city Tor
are
filled
again
and
explain
anything
in v e s t ig a t in g h ig h c o s t
Florida has more thtftf 5,000 manu
$3.50 delivered’through tho Lauder United S tates can show anything
a few days much to th e gratification
farturing establishments of all kituls thnt could be of Interest to their dale canal. This'rock will have to be better for a few hours spurt the Her
of "his m any friends. Pa is still in the
W a s h in g to n .
Aug.IB.-Rcporta to* with a total Capital investment o f vUitif?*
used au th e -Surface rock »murid tho ald will tak e harkm ir assertions. Other
r*- «toploy J o f. tho. Southern Railway t h e d e p a r t m e n t of justice today show about $76,000,000. In these estalv. c l t is too soft for tho paving oper part* of Florida may do equally a*
dem onstrating the farm p:oduct* of that the investiffationlntofoodprlraJUahniÌnìa nagriÿ 90,000 jveoplo are
win! but certainty no other s t a t e can
NEW RESTAURANT •
ations.
A laU m a, Georgia uni the Carolina»,
come
up to the m ark,and we doubt
employed a t a total Wage of $42/100,0and a t present'm aking headquarters is progressing in every state and al 000: Florida has great lines of indus
TMr. nnd Mrs W iener E x p e c t to If any other part of Florida c in of
Tho
Bell
R
estaurant
will
open'on
most all .the large citiea Federal
itl Alabam a. He ram o down to ciose
leave today for C o r o n /lo
Beach fer such diversified sport aa Semi
Grand Jury is now sitting in-Chicago try which arc so widely known th at August 19th in the Hines Building
» deal for his fine fir m on Union Avo
where they will spend \ month en nole county and especially the
115
First
St.
Meals
and
.short
orders
iijieAmay
not
have
been1
Improved
and will be the medium for th e Chi
»nd wo all hope th a t Belling his farm
cago. i n q u i r y according to a sUle- by (he fact tjiat in manufacturing will be served. Furnished room* up joying the solt breezes.and Billy will upper St. John* river.
will n o t cut him o ff ou r ylgltlng list
fish in the endeavor- to break the
W hat a place for the new tourU t
ment made by-district attorney Wil- surpasses a number of oldirr.'Statea. stairs. Klen Ever Proprietor.
for he numbers his friends in San
hotel
here In Sanfdrd.
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Idnson. •
ford b>t his acquaintances,
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■klfeih
zm
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to foreign vessel owners for carrying
goods between the U n lttd S tates and
other countries, it will readily be seen
t h a t the balance of trade in favor of
th e United States must be In-excess
of '¿500,000,000 a year, in order- to
pay*~for freights, travelers* expenses
a n d the interest on foreign Invest
m ents in our own country.
BUDGET OF OPINION “ JU^T BETWEEN
YOU AND M E /’ .
A C H IE L IS L A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O T E S A N D F A IT H ,
“ H E ’LL T R E N T ’E M " — S O S A Y S S A U N T E R E R .
^ AGeorgia couple hnve named
their eleventh child "Silence," and
j; alm ost every parent In the land is
w atching the experim ent with in ter
est.
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A PR O TEST
I
R O PE they finish up this wa
\ Before next m onth, fo r then
I got to leaxn 'bout Europe, for
My school begins again.
An' this is w hat J ’d like to know:
• However can a chap
Learn things when every day or so
They go and change the map
\ Every day hidden away somewhere- In the dispatches with the
story, of the slaughter which is de
vastating Europe there is a lino that
makes a particular appeal td -tho om<>^ions of tho reader. It may be the
brief statem ent th a t a parish priest
fell before th e leaden halL o f . death
while performing some mission of
mercy, and one sees the m utilated
body of one of God' s messengers
lying with upturned faice and glazed
eyes, a sacrifice to thle passions of
men, even ns was the M aster himself.
Another paragraph tolls *t he story
of the p a trio tism of the women who
have-formed a, Lougue of D eath and
are ready to follow their fathers and
husitands and sons.upon the carmine
fields of slaughter and sacrifice all in
defense of their homes and the land
of their birth. Hands th at should be
fondling little children arc twiching
to grasp i\ death dealing ..weapon and
annihilate U mi invader. The spirit of
patriotism is commendable but what
u shame thut the passions of men
“bring about such a condition.
The commander of a great ocoati
liney quietly calls the male passengers
aside and informs them th a t the
waters of the wide sea abound with
destroyers which threaten danger.
Faces blanche, and 'fear leaps into
m any eyes. But it is diasapaled when
the captain says,"w e nrc going to
tu rn around and make s run for God's
country.“ The great ship is darkened
j»nd—R2tTTluTT»learn a head the great
steam er makes its way to a U. S.
porf and n great feeling of relief and
thanksgiving permeate* every soul
a s the passengers once'm ore s e t foot
6n the dom nlp: where the s ta rt ahd
stripes are fioatlnjnin peace.
to sacrifice that man a n d his business
for the mere sake of saving a dollar
on the purchase of a hundred dol
lars’ w orth of goods is j ust ns un
patriotic as it is AO spit at the*
“ For the flag, if it m eans anything,
m eans th e golden rule; the fla
friendly burden bearing; it means
m utual help in trouble; It means
standing together ag ain st common
foes.
i E ach of us have som e trend of
th o u g h t th a t is upperm ost in mind
a t nearly all times and it is liable to
crop o u t mlftit unexpectedly. At a
picture ahow recently there was de
picted a scene in a restau ran t. Cus
tom ers cam e and went, the waiters
hurried from table taking orders anil
serving food and drin k a n d a rash
register occupied n prom inent place
in the_center of activity. A lady sit
ting nearby rem arked to her escort:
"W ell, they are certainly doing o ts
of business in that place.” “ Yes,"
answ ered the man, “ it looks like rt.
B u t you can 't ulways tell. I don't
see them putting any money ih the
cash register.'*
Speaking of picture allows reminds
me of a circumstance th a t is appar
ent to any movie m aniac. That is
the fojit th a t the actresses who are
em ployed by American film manu
facturers linve their fo re ig tt' sisters
backed, clear oil the screen 'when it
comes to the m atter of peraonaliA pparent y the American companie
take this feature into consideration
or else the American women us
av erage higher in good looksi-'At uuy
rate it is seldom thut you see an
im ported film wherein th e heroine is
m arked w ith beauty. H er work may
l)o as good ns the best, her costumes
m arvels of the designers a rt, hut she
certainly isn’t in it will) the daugh
ters of Uncle Sain- when it comes to
the m atte r Of good looks. .
i
The difllculty of getting fresh
m eat in the country regularly con
fro n ts every housekeeper, especially
th o se who have moved from the
tow n or village where“ fresh meat
could hb hnd a t any time.
A plan th a t is adopted in mnny
of our N orthefn-B tirtw -ftz ovr r m mc
th is hoa__proven very satisfactory,
a n d I see no reason why it should
not. solve the problem'* in Florida.
A co-operative club made up of
country residents agree to furnish
one beef .each, .sams, lim a, during a
period of tw enty, weeks., This beef
is cut into the twenty, equal pieces
of approxim ately tw enty pounds,
each member getting tw enty pounds
a week durjng th e tw enty weeks.
»■When the club is organized the
m em bers
draw
numbers.
The
draw ing No. 1 supplies the flrst beef,
a n d gets cut No. I th a t week! No. 2
supplies the beef the second week,
e tc ., and during the tw enty weeks
each''m em her gets every cut in the
beef in their successive order.
A butcher is employed by the clubw ho butchers a n d divides the car
cass. This butcher keeps an accu
ra te account of the am ount of beef
each rcrrivin, Tim price -per pound
is fixed by the club, usually 8 cents
per pound. In rase a m em ber re
ceives more meat th an he supplies,
he pays the club a t the above stated
ra re , an d -th is money is passed ove
to o th er members who have supplied
m ore than they received.
Each rnemixT pays for the killing
of his own beef, a fee of 12 o’r $2.50
a n d is entitled to the hide, heart and
liver. In other cases the butcher gels
th e hide for his services, ft is the
• From time to time agents of the
Salvation Army come to the city
of Sanford fro m ■Jacksonville head
quarters, and solicit aid for th ejuiW
This is certainly for a good cause,
for th e Salvation Army does much
l^ood am ong the downs anil outs,
b u t in (lie case of Sanford- it seems ,
to bo incum bent upon us to support
our own churches, an d if all the
building th a t is n o w .in progress is
to lie finished soon we will need all
Gte help we can get, and every iiiakie and dim e should be garnered for the
home institutions. T he Salvation,
arm y in -larksonville ought to depend
upon the people of Jacksonville, or,
tho visitors to tho d fy to help them
out, for it is almost certain th a t theydo not need to take n n y Sanford
poopln for an uplifting.
I am- heartily in favor of tho" Sal
vation'A rm y, but I am not ¡n favor
^ The ultim ato consumer is duo to of .tho Salvationists or n n v 'o tb e r rtgot another jolt as a result of tho war
w hich has- developed in Europe, al
rea d y the prices of food studs are
advancing rapidly,- m eals and sugar
a n d beans have already begun to
to climb mid there is no way of tell
ing how high they will get. N aturally
tho United SUatcs will be culled upon
to help feed the warring mllliAns who
Will neglect the a rts of husbandry
for those .o f ‘ war,a n d lt means bless % 1 see th a t the school election will
ing to him who. has’ to-sell.-and ‘if bo hold ugujn as there was some dis
and a curse to the laboring man who crepancy in the other election re
garding th e right o( th e .-ordinary
has to buy.
The
farm
and
t h e ' factory voter participating.
ahould profit grintly during tho com
I am not dictating the- election,
ing m onths it-the war is long.contin but th is seems to be the first time
ued, b u t the laborer will have much they ever asked me w hether I wa*
to worry ab o u t before th e snows of n freeholder or not, when I marched
winter have melted aw ay. I t may bo up to vote on the question of school
t h a t increased dem ands for labor will board m em bors.But th en tho elecUltimately mean an increase In wages Rons are changing all th e time, and
also, but this Is the last to come and these days wo hardly know whether
suffering will ’invade m any a home we a re voting or just m arking time.
You certainly have to pass a phys
before Ita arrival.
^ William Allen W hite has h is own ical an d mental exam ination nowa
idea about patrioU sm -and they arc, days before you aril allow ed to vote.
incidentally, ju st tho sort of ideas
th a t ail of us m ust come to if this f Steps have been tak e n to send
old country is to be saved. B ut Wil $2.60O,O0O abroad for th e benefit of
liam Allen W hite needs no explan A m ericana- Who are caught there by
a to ry chnrt when ho writes. Hear the tide of war and a t present are
In his homely, b u t glorious preach unable to get away. T he foreign
banka do Hot honor lette rs of credit
m ent:
„ “ If we whq live in then? small and travelers are a t tfheir wits' end
tow ns In "America cannot see that for mean* to return home, even when
ou r duty to our country lies first of their personal- resources-are ample.
alt ih our duty to our nrighbbrs, them
To send 12.600,000 abroad Is to
we are blind Ihdced to th e basis of give one the* Idea ofTibw m uch Amorre a j.. patriotism - For, After
all. icans spend on their travels. I t lias
Patriotism Is not Cheering for tho flay; beon estim ated a t $100,000,000 a
it is notin.feeling out eyes filled!with year'.m ore th an is spent ~on this side
em otional te a r a jn hearing “ The Star of th e w ater H the opposing tide of
Spangled B anner/* patriotism is just tourists,( a n d .th at m e a n s 'th a t Amer
ica-* m ust sell $100,000,000 mor
old-fsshioned hum an duty.
To sacrifice our ndghbore-the than th an a re bought in o rd er to mike
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who helps the town w ith his taxes, tho balance oven.
When, we add $260,000,000 to$300.
w ith his public business, ^ % with
fCtlvUjss of neighborly righteousness 000,000 that, Americana pay in
d u ty of the butcher to see th a t oil
beef ; received
•MU'
be
good
and healthy and to reject any
th a t he conaldora unsatisfactory to
rhe customer« of th e club.
NO POTASH
The siWall supply of potash in this
country is being used up rapidly, and
very mnny of the fertilizer companies
have served notice on their .customers
th a t lU?y are now ..withdrawing all
their*brands and m ixtures th a t con
tain more th^n 5 per cent potash.
This is of course on account of the
supply of potash being shut oil on ac
count of the European war.-
W. C. Temple, of W inter Park
sold his Sunnyside grove for $30,000.
There are 79 acres in the property,
40 of it in bearing grove. ThR- is not
the place upon which Mr, Tempje
resides; his home place being on the
Alabama Grove, which Is located
o n .Lake M aitland, n o t'’» great distm eo from the Sijnnysido property.
There Have Been Many Fillers an d So Called
Puncture Cures on the M a rk e t. Ni
Have Proven Satisfactory U ntil No
Wc guarantee K O It-K E R to do all we claim for i
give your money back;. This is not idle talk, hut
WE GUÁRANTE
I F B y —Tm I j im
f
mnr&ge'or tins.
\ Not to injure finish or garments. *
Ivy polsonlna. irwellln*»
of tho firsh, bites and
•lint s of insects, stiff
neck and lama back
should . b* treated with
It is not a filler; it is a 6 per cent tonic, D-t |*r cent air,
ride on air as now.
KOR-RER prevents the air from
fling. 1500 miles added to your tire mileage by keeping the
always up. . N o leakage from punctures, air holes nr porous
s. N o rim cuts. Less blowouts. No loss of time or money
elays on the road. Increase your own pleasure; also your
Ballard's
Agents Winttd
Use 6teptlen* Eye Calve for
Core Eyss. it Curts.
ouse
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tained still enough potash and phos
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phoric acid to grow good crops for
another generation. And to make
this stored up supply Available for
crops it was only necessary to supply
humans with its precious content of
nitrogen. In conclusion the object
of this is not to deter anyone from
buying and Using whnt fertiliser you
want and can get, but in case of an H All Local Advertisement« Under
actual shortage think over the above,
This Heading THREE CENTS a
and-rem em ber sand Is a line filter I
and the Celery Delta lands ere grow Line For Each Insertion. Minimum
Charge 25 Cents.
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Respectfully
'FOR SALE
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C. H. D IN G EE
Loat-between Sanford and Reardall
Avc., Tuesday afternoon Aug. 8.*
W hite .crochet handbag with a .15.
Plumbing and
coupon, book from D. A. Cnldvtells,
and four yards of blue rib b o n ,_ two
G as F ittin g
yards wijito k r c , and a little silver
change. Finder please return to D. All Work Receives My Personal
H art's store. Heck Ham mock.
Attention And Best Efforts
Telephone Net 23
Lost —Pocketbook.
SmalT velvet Oppeslte CUy Hall
pocket book with chain, containing
f White Europe in plunging into an final ami runehjMve proof that
17.10 Reward If left at the H erald‘Of,h*t may prove the moat dreadful the (wó continent* »houli! he permitOcod Things Mutt Be Used.
fire.
103—2tp
j—ir of all history, th e United States *led1 to
- remain joined a* they were.
Good Is no good, but.If It bo spent;
¡1, quietly celebrating the y.cat- That settled n for the king, and no
Bod gl*ca good for no other end.—1
fgX victories of peace, t h e ‘conquering thing further n.n dyne for three cen
HERALD WANT ADS PAY Spsnsar.
the might and wisdom of man a turies, and more
pathway from ocean to ocean thrgh
Uur English cousins once attcinpthe Isthus of Panam n.
ed to eslahlish themselves on the
. For Sale— Furniture a t 210 Park
CHANCE FOR THE GIRLS
j, g^turdaay, the first m erchantm an isthmus with the purpose of creating
Ave.
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uith a luli'cargo, will b<j .conducted a transisthm ia n route, hut nothing
1
Jacksonville, Aug.- 17.-Four Flo FOR sale or rent. T hree acres
LIV E R Y , S A LES AND F E E D STABLE
through the canal which has been came of it. Again, in 181 ^ just one
rida young ladies will get a free trip highlly improved Tiled land, close
ttl*«tf ‘l nnt^ com pleted by the genius hundred years ago. the Spanish be to the Panama-Pacific International
C o rn e r Park A v s n u s and S aco n d Street
in. with nice 7 room house well lo
tod th r self-denial am i the ingenuity gan to think about the abandoned
Exposition next year. This was on- cated
A. P. Connely •_ 109 Mag
C O N T R A C T O R S FOR A L L K IN D S OF H E A V Y H A U L IN Q
but nothing .-ame of it
j f tbc Apiejican people. It is but the project,
c . __
. ‘■•WiinU't’d som e few weeks ago by the nolia Ave.
102-Mf.
“ ranee attem pted fn take a hand in
Jfe»t of myriads of vessels carrying
Florida Commission and the content
Largo supply pf Horses, Mules,
goods to all part* of th e world, that i the m atter m I.s.’.y but failed to
is ‘ just now a At'ut rendy to start “ For Sale-At a discount- ¿ScholarWagons and Harness always
fill pass through
the
canal i raise the funds’
Souvenir “ Florida Dollars" will be ship in Sanford Business College.
fhile time and civilisation shall last.
on hand F o r Salo or Exchange
so ,!n
* S * | « o l d in every section of the State by Owner unable to u»e it and it will lu»
No narrow strip of
j y r '- L ■ \ - 'V ' ' *
*en* 11
1 ' the young ladles. There will be four sold at a 'sacrifice. Enquire Herald
a i.,,i„ ,. arranged
......... „„.i for ,v.„
globe has a more intereating history ndelphm banker to the isthm us to districts
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B la c k am lth ln g and W agon R e p a irin g In co n n ectio n
the contest OfBce.-103-tf.
route. His
Ithsn th a t through which this Amer investigate the , proposed
, ,
..
. and the present Congressional DiaFor
Salo—
10
acres
city
farm,
tiled
W cU wil, ^ Uled> T j,c c0 ntw U nt
e n canal hals been excavated. Hal report was entirely iavonxble-to
L
and flowing well. Also three room
Don't play with serious matters—
los crossed rhe I s th m u s 'll about the scheme, but this country watt not selling th e largest number of dollars house. Terms address Box 875.
don’t YOU carry j*our own insurance
‘but of the canal an d aaw the Pacific ready to undertake the great work. in each district will win a prize and
101-4tp
against
*
¿•cesn, he first white m an to gazo on A railroad was built during the years this prize will be a free trip to tho
extending
from
I849
to
1855,
but
tfct vast expanse.
Exposition. ,
•
For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring
TORNADOS
fever killed so many thousands of the
The order for these "Florida Dol ear for $400.00, just overhauled In
A remarknble phase of tire history
• »
laborers th a t it never became an im lars" has been placed. The firsfshipgood running shape. Sanford Ma
.of the isthm us, is th a t the Ancon.
for you'll find tho money wanting when
portant route, and lost out m a to ta l ment will reach this city during the
chine St Garage.
82-tfc
»hlch made the trip through t,he
thp storm has wiped out your property
ly when the transcontinental roads week of August 17th. Plans are being
a u l satuday, will not be the first were built.
For Sale— Two good horses and
Have our strong, reliable company
made to send out the coins to the
vasel to cross the isthm us. That
But in 1878 the Universal Inter- various bankers of the State. The spring wagon. Inquire of Coco Cola
carry
your risk—and bo on tho safe side.
»me intrepid Balboa, the year fol
oceanic Canal Company was incor- young ladies will be supplied from Bottling Co.
80-tfo
lowing his discovery of the Pacific in
Reasonable rates
porn ted in Parjs by Ferdinand de- ||w U n k un(J wi„ make tlleir reporU
Jil3. caused his arm y to carry two
For Sale or Rent— Two., nice resi
Leaseps who had huih the Suez ca- through the hank officials
mull ships, peicemoal across the is- nal
dences at a liarg*i|J. W. J 1. Thigpen.
Work was commenced on the
The first order for these dollars
ittmus for the purpose of using them
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canal in the early pari of the year
oa the ocean he had discovered, 1880, but already thd cost had far was one for 20,000. The Commission For Sale- Windmill with 70' foot'
.i.
high way for the JrafTic caused exceeded the estimates and the belieVes' th at h'second and possibly steel tower, in good condition, also
a third order of like size will hnve to
¡by the spoils of war a n d conquest in company fell into bad ways. When
flOO gallon cypress tan k , cheap for
be made.
■ptru, was constructed of stones, anP more than two hundred and sixty
rash.
W.V. Rushing, Sorrento, Fla.
The coin is a beautiful porket,Ui» was the beginning of
the million dollar* bad been »pent, the
102-tp
plece and will be a fitting souvenir
tndr across the isthm us whi^h has company went int'i bankruptcy and
of H o n d a * part in the Exposition. |
jeor ( a |o nt 4 bargain, a" I live so
STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH
shied to this day, a n d which oner work reused Another company work
It is just the size of a silver dollar jar liw„y cannot attend to this 15
de the city of P anam a the richest ed five years on the canal and then
ami has a silver finish On one sirbv nrrrs (>f c „ | rry p e| , a a , f , mPr0n
¡j the world.
gli v it up. t!naily„in I -'<'•
it bears the seal of tin* State of Ho- <_*11 y _ Sanford,
Fla. 8 acres irriI lie right*, »if tin* f*fi-nrh »1nek r|da and on lh<' other is shown the jja t,.<| Hnd tiled, fine li inch flowing
[ Neither the French nor Americans
;ttrr the first t o t h i n l i of digging a holders were taken over by this winged figure tif Victory »landing in We!l. If you want 15 acres of fine1
No. HB
No. 80
No.. 82
DAILY
nr,uI cross the isthm us, which w;i* try and l ’tub- '•am began on May t the prow ni ,i linai -..lilmg triumph cpjt.r
and potato and vegetable
... 8 :0 0 a.rn.
... 2 :2 0 p.m........ ... Y:55 p .m 1
the shortest line from the Atlauto I!HI|. the »<'111.1*1 i n n <if - ■iii'triii liun “ nlly through the Panama f anal.
land go and look a t this and make L-v. Jacksonville
■ ... 12:25 p.rp..... ..... 0 :2 5 p .m ............12:10 a.m
the Pacific. One of Hulhoa's (ni wlueli has not flagged day or night i Th(>st. w |,o
have seen the sample mt> al, 0fT«-r.
Trolley from Sanford A r. Savannah .......
5 .0 5 a.m . •
10:15 a.m.,—. . . 8:00 p.m.
ts, a Bpanish engineer, first
• ‘tins ' I f .<re that the-, are .itnotig run» ¡.»»t the
lami known as the .\r. Richmond
8
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0
a
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m
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1:3Ç P-nt......... ..11:50 p.m
Ar.
Washington
Ught of the great project and for j t»i,t»fi.,l*rr
|n l"l
I Presuli nt the must beautiful
ordered
b> an\ J o sh s. Patwell Farm
Make offer to
Ar.
New
York
2:31
p.m.
0
:5 0 p .m ....... ... 0:00 a.m
ded plans Jo the king Nothing W il'oti, ,it\\ *<. long t >m‘.presse.I th<s t a t e for ilus purpose S ou th i 'ii( h- owner. J P ,
2(3 Columbia street,
ns done about it, until the year l ■
’»“*I button w hi eh tired the ehaTge Uni t fina. Georgia. Alabama and Montan- Hampstead, |,. | „ N. Y.
93-l3tp No. 82. —Florida &. Wc-at Indian Limited Fret Reclining Steel Chair Cara to
p Spanish engineer* actually *ur , blew up (fi,- l,<-r 'like that separat'd :< ;<re am ong 1he Slate* now selling
Wmahington Klcctrlc Lighted and Fans.
Por >ale Finn farm of ten arret'
vd the route, but their report was I Iti* va a I i * r s
u i . n t Ï »4*
ili » d i h
■siii|\ ,-Mir tlnM.iff 14ft r.H**»1 K \
1lot’
tiveryc to the practicability of 'nak l
\ i* w
I' v> |*,i —a**I l,l*ry¿ii*iíi Íliu(Ik » Mim i.iirj 4•»>%t hi* îir^I O» try ahull* th ree« niil«*N from the rky, No. 8ti. Palmetto l.imite<l •!><•«• Steel Reclining Chàir Canaio Washington—
. Electric Lighted and Huts. ,
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h water ruutu xuiouxb xhu
: lilt* r.TTTN I Itili <î$t 1r <IH'. iTl.lfk**'! *i"' T111 w -vi-1:1 till" T he ( filiillllvilM'i ni t ha ! ¡liso ■'Ah rlvfdre city lot h ( ì id ng
HAND BROTHERS
yr : ^ . rrMidPnl
5ll
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C H A S E & CO.
Atlantic Coast Line
3-D A IL Y TRAINS E A ST -3
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r
1
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i opening lor t lie regular lr.m«nci inn M All- f ,tV mb i-i*i-í11*•I m tlt'pnnirtg df
;In 1(320, King Phillip II of SpnioJ ••( the world s business. and tt also UN I T thirtv live thousand <d these
•oil»«
Ma barila »obi I»•ij thousand
ring in mind the a d v a n ta g e s of ^ji marked an epoch in human !u«tor\
rter route to atjd from hi* posses I
I .........
fulfill* a n-m.irkuId* «tu» ellirs (tie tlT't <1.1\ ari'l bus Iti-,*«
I Ire
IlSs in South -America, submitted prophecy made by tin- poet f.oet I— U<ing gimtl work ever since
Ltb plans to the D om im caii fathers more than o f hundred years ago. Georgia MaU* ('«mniiwmii expect*
II I- .1bs«| lit e| V in ' 1" rrillic .1 l.mit tweht. live I ll.iUs«n<l
prko advised him against the fi’-oject
wfn-n In- said
liwo, a* they said, it w ould-be dlspemuible that the I'nited Stati1/ tiollars on the sale of these coin,
Hlegiuus, jiointing him to the te x t. efTe.-t -,< passage from the Mexican
The Florida Commission believes
I trripturc, "W hat G"d bath joined gulf t*. i ) . Pn->:
• <ii, and I u m .t h a i with tin- aild.-dd feaiur*'» <•( tlo*
Mther let no* man put assundcr." <<’rtaii* that rto'v will do n
<oute*t m whudi .r large number of
•mda - v ••11 n g ladn-* will tat.»* part
¡..i iiiu-r
i.i t
ill I' l
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pi,nt
has hiinjtiy been a case of agents disI.Reineipber that w<' think in Eng
I he i|in»ti»n. What are «<• gpiug
W and dress in French, and tin
rhea;
"rf
for eanh or run he purchuftcd N o . HO (*oant Line Florida Mail L«»ral Slee|»er to Savannah,
term»
Addrees It , uare of
Steel Pullman Car* of the highest class ojierated on all truins.
H 'raid otlic<>
Coast Eine Dining Cars ojierated on Traine» 8Ö and kt}.
For sale or Rent Five acres, tiled
In ml. tw o good wells, located just,
»nul h of Slat on in on S A* K Rail
way
5 room house. , See F. Vi.
Mahoney nt FVrnald's.
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For information and Pullman reservation* apply to your local agent or writ
136 West Hay St.
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A. W. FRITOT, Division Passenger Agent
jlacksunviMe. Fla
TO RENT
For Reni On t'oronm lo Reaeh a
ioni I’nttagc. well fiirni.lieil (tul
■ "f \u g .< d the m ontb of »épi
to i I Ihihn. New Srtivrn.i
«•t h J. N o no >• r. l.oivg» nod. Fla.
1tl t-2tp.
•
Sanford Coca-Cola Mottling Co. j;
B O T T I HUS O F S O D A W A T E R S AND
£
For 'rent- 10 acro* Tiled Eand in
tu ma la* a
rn%v of the ol h«*r Stat».* la j^ é *u ib * b ave
Bfc ,our prejifTlices a re a gif i n* t Ger- tu d o abou t po »n »h
n
body well Inrnted. A. P. Connelly,
t hi* ycjfto b.t * been mori' fro llili • " l , > a ire a d » tu «*n rea lized ap d in
every
_»y.
I *e< M agnolia St.
102-lf
» t 11"' !!l*t.l III * «T t . byJ1V* ,-d •* h » t ma o >
'l Now have you piimpe'i out tl" i1, .1* ki’ll *ti.< • 11. » ,ir
U li b l Ile
I i,r Rent Cheap for <'u*h
Twenty
i; huí « f» liU g b .o o ir e >•n u*- * ill lie *ubl
4 prejiudice mi that ■ • < i .m loot *’ • c urrvtil » *»*■*
I this from the slnm lpo t ’ of tl"1 fdnf
rupher? Aro you pr.-pirod t<> d* >d.
1 k in a vacuum?
Atlanti»
S o le Agents Tor Ornrtffc ( ’Ily Springs Mineral Water
PHONE 21
.< ■* <if giHid hammock lami nil tiled.
.i it’ t or write \ M Tyler.
inl-if
■ i )<*ry o r lit l i n e f.irrn.
t 11 acres,
|. If so look at this N. t m*r i.umi •' ntiil, 2 wells, plowed in good shape,
Mr navies are c o n tr o llin g fo rce* in
-•**?«
J !ury new house, 2 ’ i mile* west.
rtlis war. . •
Two hundred dollar* quick
Box 21.
y[8pitit and orgatuza n o n ar>* the
Potash In • lifilesiru''"allie by lire
lOIMtj». ■
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"T h e rejjorf* arc to th e .effect that Route »■ _______
ontrolling force*.
therefore the forest lire* th a t for
por
New 5 room cottage,
• t
! Where fit tlic spirit? Where i* »he long year» have imjmverished our there is to be a prodigious rrop of
J '
apples added to the Immense crop of ni0,|vri1. j Musson, 601 Palmetto.
Complete
abstracts
from
the
records
of
Fganization?
sandy *<•il Itv I he distrurtion of veg
whent;sO, m ine whut may. we are
100-41 p
‘ Each la.w ith Germany!
etation dnl mft destroy or deplete
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to have plenty of Bread and apple ---------------Orange and Sem inole Counties. Taxes
•France is decrepit wi i h absinthe the supply cl pnlush nor phosphor sa'uce. How .nom inate
wo
are
I'nr Rent1—Five aerea good celery
ic acid t K,• ItlfiKt has heen m ade here in Amorjea!"*nys the Ohio State land, one and a half miles from SanI *b4 atheism .’
• .• c
paid for non>residentsv
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England, having given birth to .the by ibi1 ifislriii'tion of vegetable m ut Joum nl. "N o war hiu! plrnly of ford. N. U. Garner.
99-8tc
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. .g --------------------------------«fulted States and C anada anil Aiis- ter. the accum ulation of which but niflice and bread -and biftter ‘Can a
<;. W. GOODRICH. Manager.
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For • R ent—61*1 Park Ave. Six
»lla and New* Eeland is ¡i stale old for annual lire*. w<»»ild have made man live on that? Can be? Why, he
I
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roi-tn house, with all conveniences.
our land« im alen ab ly rich. 1 lie lev^l
izon. •
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can live a sweeter, happier, nobler
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Apply
at
507
Park.
Russia is an unwieldy Deno*aiir lands of the C elcly l>clta were safe life on th a t diet than he can on plum
llf frozen in Siberia, half paralyzed through all t' -*e years front wash pudding and porterhouse ste.ik^,
For R e n t—Three rooms furnished
by unspeakably criminal memories and after lire and rum what was on
" D o n 't bother about the cost, of jof light housekeeping. Alno twol
the ground ha* »laid there. In a d di»fidkodden with vodka.
living. A man can live on bread and bedrooms. Mrs. Johns, 411 Park
of John B Stetson University, De Land, Florida
to the supply on our virgin sud
^
npji|p „ „ „
ior „
^A nd G erm anyl Her afiirlt is like
91-tfc
avenue.
we
have
annually
put
o
our
fields*
,
,,
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_<„„^
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it of th e winged Victory! She it
and live with a clean colnsdent
Offers a two and B /three year course of study
For Rent— Completely furnished
who put the knife in the side large quantities of this indcstruct- tweet dream s and boyish health Really
leading to the degree LL. II. It is the oldest and
.« » th e Rom an Empire.
'*»•!•• Ingredient» The writer bslicves if a man sternly resolve# to live noble house with piano fo ratile summer.
best In Florida. It has a large body of successful
L The beat part of F rance nnd Eng-j they are in large part there pM In in this world there is no telling, how Few stops to postotfifce, depot and
alumni.
Special emphasis is placed on Florida
I ltd and Norway and Sweden i* y u r land for m> thinking
cheap he can live. God never intend steamer dock. A. W. Brown, EnPleading ana Practico. Its graduates admitted to
lieves tnaU we ever take as much as. ed there should be high coet of living. terprise, Florida.
78-tf
ferflow population of G e rm a n y ^
practice without further examination. Faqu ty, 'aw i
‘
She broke tho spirit of ‘France ini 10 11» tofjU cr 100 applied on any He told uxs there Is no need to worry
building, law library, courses of study unsurpassed,
For
Bent—
Furnished
office
equip
crop
w
e|rrow
.
There
is
no
serious
Ike Franeo-Pruasian war.
abo.ut food and rnimont- if we live ped with roll top desk, aifflco chaira
F A L L .T E R M B E G IN S S E P T E M B E R 25tb.
i^Japan broke the spirit of Russia. cause o t/flarm as long ns our lands right.
nnd
tablet.
Also
a
roll
top
desk,
Send for Announcement for 19X‘f-lST
The Boers frightened doddering grow tse grills and weeds they do,
"A nd there la apple ple!( what typew riter desk and other equip
fpr
it
/tjikc*
the
same
elements
to
¡M England so ahe is still trembgrand living Just ahead of us! The
as and wild* th at it does to apple crop Will be double w h a t‘it was m ent for sale or rent.' Herald office.
g*
Bg In ijer boots. • '
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leery nnd lettuc?. Only there last year, and 70 per cent greater
MAnd the organization of Germany
is qia/iy limes the amount of pot- than the yearbefore. Wereccoinmen
MISCELANEOUS
J liorlotis jfhd supreme.. She has t h j
ken off qn acre in a crop of two thing’s: Learn nojv to make a
Wt»t arm y 'th o world ever saw. Eo
W anted'-IM nin ahd fancy sewing.
,, e ith er celery or le ttu c e . If
a n J | ov|nK pal t r y for th»* pie.
*» it paaa th e re 'in review, a mUM<>n
1,:. iiiut r„
mo in her l,'" wr*
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; Dress making of all kind*.
la st
j i . •. Li.
enmn!ttMf*r
l.ody
doubts
the
and
then
put away in the cellar, a hullJ X
East Third street
Mrs.
or two million men. and not o p r n iu n (
1
few bnrrijl* of pie-making a ppl e * lor
Driggwrs.
uq
. ui*.
[ Itt that Im perial land coj»queringJ “ t l( >ou w''r,‘ 10 lry
ttu-uij»
acre- a n d . winter
Full 1ostractiona
5»n<l Uttuco grown on an
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“nit U o u t of atep.
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't urn it you would havo all the polI Iran In
A JL'omi»etent gardener and furmeri
Tha Greeks* t-T h e rm o p y la e « »)<«
»«K taken from tho land.'
iPrepaiatory,
Comm
ar/ied,
wishes
position
as
forenum
=^Œ
NOTICE
•rathon, In overthrow ing th e^ fo m FossiMy \ \ peck of ashes and prob
¡íheirla!
and
Claas.- J
u
s
e
.
to
handle
help.
E.
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rare
As 1 have charge of the bVisinesa of
of Persia, and N apoleopcfn the
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ably 19\per cent of th ejtsh would IxJ Title Boncf St Gqarantee Co., Ea»t San T l * Herald. leal Courses
KXMtp
w. <•
>» century, pro v e d u i»e^M>irit and
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potaaiwrVerhnP11 ■n,t Wich a‘ \* con# ford Land League, and W. AJ Whit
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ff» n l|a tiq n fro the controlling
Wanted—To borrow ,$800 at 7 per
fm
tained In u ten cent can yop can buy comb, t can be found fn tho Tax A»^
of war. '*
'cent for.6 y ean on good real estate near
lessor's Office In the coort houW.
: Germany will again dem onstrate a,t your grot««-**
tarer oa
Sanford. Can give first mortgage’. Ad
An Agriculturist Scientist ^rIU»K
»t mind not m atters resolution #n«l
dress
Box
1282,
City,
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TH E SA N FO RD HERALD
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people of the com m unity in which aitlon a t San Francisco seem to have
the paper has been published. It Is the stom ach ache because the news
a
poor com m unity th a t will not su p papers of Florida nre not falling all
P bluitrd t * r r j Tbawlsy «nd FrM«Y Morolo» Dr
port a pa|>cr—a t Ipasi one paper. •(ovcr them selves, boosting the Idea,
THE HERAID PRINflNO COMPANY There is no excuse (or the people of and giving columns of space every
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« ulberry not supporting a weekly day to th e private exploitation of
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IIA Yh t S B u s i n e s s M a n a fttr
paper, although there is some m iti private schem e to advertise Florida
ub». r ipllon Price. SÏ.O O • Tear In Advarcr gation In the suspension of the daily a t the fair. T he following appears In
a t I’alatka, for a country daily in the T tm es-U nion:,
' W lY tted |a lb« Cil» by earner 11.00 per rear in
" I have been puxzled for some
Florida or any other state has a hard
advance or 20c per month.
consists in protecting a depositor from borrowing for a doubtful purpose ;us much
.Payment« In ad)anon mint he made at oBc* atrugglo for existence. Tho cost of time to understand why some of the
as in granting a loan for a legitimate one.
.
a daily is about tho same in a village papers of tho sta te , especially those
Entered *• erceod-ctu* mall matter Auiutt Had
down
the
n
state,
are
voicing
a
half
or
In
a
large
city,
th
e
only
diffcrejyo
180B, at I he PoeioIBce et ¿an lord. Florida.
being that tho city has the 'ad v an tim id oppo<ion to th e proposition
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a ruler Act o) March 3rd, 187»
H W ith an unbroken record of caring for our depositors, in the matter of loans w
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tage of more territo ry and readers to have Florida make a creditable
offer title highest service in connection w ith pvery proper undertaking.
Tekobone No. Bid
i O mce In Herald BuUdlnj
and more advertisers. 'Ho paper can exhibit a t th e Pannm n-Padfic inter
live without sulllcient advertising, national exposition, in San Francis
*f O UR E X P E R IE N C E will be of great benefit to you und we are always ready
The Zolfo T ru th U u credit to the and there are o th er cities in Florida co next y e a r," said a down state man
S tate preaa, and GeorgiTAdams ia to th a t will wake up and discover the y e ste rd a y in the Semihole
lobby.
to discuss your business afTairs and render, you. every service for their successful
ho congratulated upon keeping his corpse/ of their tiewspapor on tho “ I have reasoned It o u t saw and I
administration.
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excellent' paper up to the standard fron t'd o o r step unless they g rant the wonder, th k t I-w as so. dull as not to
even in the Sum m er months. Zolfo ed ito r tho right to live.
see into th e opposition from thp
should be proud of the T ruth for it
On the other hand, no newspaper s ta rt."
has certainly put fcolfo on the map. ftidn should Indict , a paper on the
"A scheme was p u t on foot some
com m unity already, supplied and ex tim e »go by some of the newspapers
i n t e r e s t ; p a id o n s a v i n g s a c c o u n t s
. Huh Holly saya-eKanford needs a pect to ftiunin a .^fviny from the in Florida to huve established a pub
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dally paper to print the wnr news. charitably inclined, or a frfw poli licity bureau •chiofly through athe* me
Go to ff! Bofo we arc willing.-Tampa ticians who are a n lio u s to s ta rt a dium of the press, the papers of the
T tib u n tt
p ip e r for their own aggrandisem ent, sta te Interested of course to figure
Now if we ju st liajl the permission and always drop it after the cam largely in the plan and undoubtedly
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of the Satiford people we could go paign. to got som ething in je t urn for their
ahead and start it.
I t takes a good town to
support patriotism in this m atter. It was pro
good paper und each one is difoend- posed to have, tho next legislature
We - h a lit-te -ta lk .a b o u t, folk*, aiui * n r u poir the. other! ,
a p p ro p ria te -th e s u n r of $60,000 for
fu rth er incr£urf-the' danger of Inter
tty» advertising plan.
national complications, b u t' 'this
O U R SC H O O L T R A IN '
"N ow , an y b o d y -c a n see with one
H. E. TOUR
M.M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS
R.R. DEAS
Oui-yi, detailed from the Ja p Army
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th
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fellows
b
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the
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Am I 4.Mr,
T he Herald Is inform ed th a t tho
aa attache with th e British head- Sanford T raction Co., will not op position exhibit proposition are the
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A- looks a heap more like.a erate the school tra in this season a n d ones who are Instigators of the other
I ^tto g 1 th a t's been stepped on.
this means th a t th e children in the scheme and th ey fear If this exposi
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eastern part of th e Celory D elta tion commission succeeds there will
When you have a million one- will, have no way of coming to school be no chance for their appropriation
dollar bills and pile them one on top unless a wagon can -b e provided and an d plan. C onaequently th e word has
of the other and you want to take th a t the farm ers, living In th a t sec gone out: 'K ill it dr it will kill us.*
during the first winter of the demooff the top one you would have to tion will be u nable.to get their hands,
This sta te m e n t is- In keeping with
cratlc administration
reach 27G feet. If . you had thxt a- to a n d from the fields unless the A. C. some of tho dope sent out by the
m ount In silver.dollarn the pile would L. Ry th a t recently purchased tho prom oters of tho Panam a exhibit,
b e l l i miles high and so on. We know Sanford and Everglados road place and ns tho editor of the Herald is
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because we-tried it th e other night
a school and labor train on th a t tho C hairm an of the Publicity Bureau
and the bed broke.
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. ro ta and operate th e gasoline fra c t m entioned, we will take pleasure in
T he Germ an soldiers, strrnous mrn.
SPO N D EN T O F T H E HERALD
In ptaeo and wars and thunder»,
answ
ering
th
e
gentlem
an
who
Inter
ion c a r .as formerly. If the Sanford
Five hundred copiés, of the San
Have
not been killed by French'or
viewed'
himself
in
the
Jacksonville
T raction Co„ cannot operate this car
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Washington, Aug list 18.-(Special) a |l the money ho had.
ford Herald sent o u t to prospective
Russ'.
paper.
a t a profit the A. C. L with their
" Is n ’t th at th e irony of Jfate
As might have beijn oxpcQted, work
settlers’ in the north would do more
The Publicity Commission was on many importanL^waterway pro- rem arked to hfs better half, "o n ly a But by newspaper blunder»
shops could probably do so and tak e
to increase the population of S an over tho property of ■the Sanford organized several- months ago by a
jec(a is being suspended, the men etn dollar and seventy-five cents—a n d I
ford than any other medium, and T raction Co., p u ttin g in -a belt line number of newspaper men and other
Ten thousand I he;.
die i d»y,
ployed laid off and in some cases made a million-itt the last hour."
yet the money for this form of ad
(They cut Hill 1
i cnjienl
for the ‘city of*Sanford, n good park prominent business men of the stale machinery is already showing signs
vertisjng has never been forthcoming. close to tho city an d make a g o o d 1 It was organized for the purpose of
They do not die fr.n
inruiri hall».
of rust and disintegration because j From ,-)gurei su h m itted by forty
When will the people of Sanford
But from lug wads d Ii.i per
endeavoring
to
protpote
\\
ntate
cam
profit out of the venture. W hat would
of the failure of Congress to pass t h e ' dea)erB t0 tho D epartm ent of Agriwake u f it o tho advantages of (heir
bo n losing game to a small corpor- paign of advertising, an immigra* pendm g river and h a rb o r bill When cu|lure> u mi| k bo,tfe * iU |a (l fr „ m
nows pa pt r?
u tiun ís som etim es ma dp to pay big- t *U11 bureo u and a- censorship over ull Urn estimates of the Engineer corps j sjx lQ nity tr|p8i thl) ftVeragl. being Ten thousand d> ; g d., . iml night,
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According to i In g i l e s , , . .
profits when u n d ertaken by a larger I advertising going out of the state were submitted to th e Committee on
22 fo trips If these estimates, rep They dip then- ,!
Jklany and varied are the schemes
ink,
c o r p o r a ti o n 'a n d ‘the citizens of San of Florlda—something th at the editor Hiv« rs and Hurbont of the House
resent average- conditions, the uver- • A ft d Sl| lirez - I to -take money of the Sanford mer
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ford should lay the m atter before the of the Herald tried to get before th*4w#r|y in the present session, (a
age dealer would have to obtain a
chants for so called advertising, hut
A. C. L a t .once a n d ha|(e them in session of the Florida Legisfatur<‘
having to originate in thn new supply of fiotlles every 22 •»
- it has been found by the advertiser
eight year-s ago and the state of Flo under the Constitution), they were
They lay then nul
vestigate the matter.
pufo
days. If he d f livers 10,0U0.bottles a
who wants results, th a t an advertise
And sink thn
Certainly In a section where there rida would have been spared the based on the s assum ption that there
da y and they coat him 2
cents I They put t in u
ment in every issue of the Herald
■>h«t
nr? so many farms und fnmilies and mortification and injury subsequent, Would be n river and ha rb o r act each
e
tc
h
,
hi«
daily
expense
for
bottles
will get b etter results than any other
And
dal.
tw
hen'
all
kinds
of
wildcat
lamia
'.IH-,
where there nre so many laborers on
year, the act passed during the long wnuid'be "ilii.00 or $5.576.76 a year,
form of'advertising, and yogr money
were
floated
a
t
will
to
the
evorltut*
the farms and many people working
sesssion to lairome a law not later which is going some
is left In Sanford; How many fake
T h e »leiird
'tot,
a t the shops who ride to and from ing Shame of our state.
th a n June 80, and t h a t passed during
In the opinion of the D epartm ent
schemes are sprung on the merchants
M akes a'.,
The Publicity Bureau is just what the short session to becom e a law not
their work, with the numerous peo
not all of .these botUe* «re lost or He dries t 1
during the year by the fly by night
ple residing in the suburbs and more tho name i«nplies—no more and no later than March 1. *m
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broken: many of them have merely
• advertising solicitors who only -want
Arpi irm,
of them building homes every day on less and would be absolutely under
Now
that
Congress
has
seen
tit
to
strayed. Some of the liottles g.-t into
th e 1money and get out of town with
the outskitts of the city this plan of the jurisdiction of the State uffiicials p u l -ofl the passage of the annual
it
on
the
first
train.
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tho hands of o th er dealers and some
»r*k
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a belt line and transportation to and and the censoring committee.
river and harbor bill, at- least up to a re dumped Into the ash 'barrel, Five million *. ■ >•
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nt)
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Aside
from
the
editors
who
nre
oh
Jrom the farms is worth while investi
the present, there is nothing left to
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H arry Thaw appears to have been
. i n Inr mm
the committee, such public spirited th e Engineer Corps in charge of tho which has suggested .th at’milk bottle I What will llu- ¡ r>«>
gating,
an
d
the
A.
C.
L
cun
rest
assur
cle ring houses be established Hn th»
lost sight of since the death struggle
1i l.sC
To
fight
t
he
t
i.
rm
citizens
of
Florldn
as
W.
C.
Temple,
began in Europe. Will Ri*W Ailyn ed th a t they wilt hnv«- the hearty r o W»-Z. Chambliss, M. E. Gillette, svvnral works tm rivers and harbors forge*Utlis ip' order that the losses
but to suspend operations, where in bottles muy be reduced to the
'or Bob Holly or some othe bright operation of-the citizens und the city,
Tan
The German.
officials in an enterprise of this kiml_4-L—■A**.Vitn»Agnew and many, others there is no money available to con
min mum.
light, please inform us as to- the
1« doing so:
This enterprise has bean started ■W'H tak o ^ a n nctive Interest In ex tinue such operations, disrupt the
abouts of that, distinguished gentle
-,ii,
He’s fig*
plotting H o n d a through the Bureau foiVe* and lay up th e machinery,
and
should
not
lie
allowed
to
fail
m an.— St- Cloud Tribuue.
iyul
see
th
a
t
only
the
tru
th
is
told
Senator
"
tillie
"
Jnmcs
wus
a
w
or
And
let
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Ju st now Harry is rusticating in lieca úse of the inertia or lagk oL ab o u t Florida. So much for the Pub which, according to ex p e rt testimony, r in l statesman during the first week
m^ney.
is much more costly th a n when said
(tew Hampshire, o waiting the decis
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licity Bureau th a t has recently been machinery is in operation.
of the war horror in Europe. Mrs. Now news i
O
,ion of the Supreme C ourt, a n d the
formed and has naked no favors from
D E V IL 'S W ORK OF W A R
Shoqjd 'Congress a d jo u rn without Jam es is among those Americin* mr* , r nirSupreme Court is waiting to (ake
,-„( the raWs
anyone;
Allhougb II
passsing a - river and harbor hill, it run ru’d somewhere on tho disturbed
a last guess a t the caiie.
Niitions g» rAad aa men do. I t was
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M i THE
The Panama Exposition fiasco has
continefit. M rs. Jnrttes has given her T H E G E R M A N
After H arry's release he expects w ,s oldier- who said "W nr is Hell.V received th d 'su p p o rt of all thg nowp- wntild seriously h an d icap : at . lo hushnnd great coiffcern for a long W I R E !.F SS
to romo to Sanford and spend the Tho m yatefy of life an d death is no puper.s of Florida. Some of them re third of the projects carried in the tim e, for she was in very precarious
And TH AT
winter*
- ’ •
where ao im penetrable as when, talN served the right to criticise the m eth bill a n d 'in many cases-w ork would health for mi ntka after he ranched
have
to
come
to
a
complete
stand
fog its flig h t'ab o v e the cradle and ods employed, some plnced the free
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-i
Evil F.
the grave, it wings its way to the advertising just ns the commission still, thereby entailing a positive loss fact, only last winter that . she
TOO MUCH T E R R IT O R Y
."I [isd
FVnr Is tie
of
time
and
a
serious
interference
"Bob Holly goes the JjvrksiyivJIle edge of the battlefield and hovers ^
, t olJl Certainly mine of the
r-ieOto navigation which work* a derided M,,«'™'-‘d to regain her normal strength Into «me h ai
, Metroplis, which claims to be "Flo over th e slain. W hericc. wherefore, to newspapers refused to boost the
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tllia,
hardship to Uoth sh ip p e rs ami con til und spirits an d her trip to Europe tal, muriij. iiin.
rida's Greatest N ew spaper," one bet what end? *
and
sometime*
proposition where it looked legitimate,
was to recuperate from the n ílh e r
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Before .th e aw ful spectacle of a b u t nil of the newspapers are jealous sumers.
ter am i say»: "T h o D aily H erald
strenous months of the scoiai life nmt nil gruwiii
would be the greatest thing on earth general Kurojtean war w ith its’appnl- of the good, nam e of our state nod
just now." Any paper. Holly gofo out ing im pendencies, the thoughtful none of then* will stan d for anything
T w enty millions of dollars in na
Is a goodvorte,' but modesty Should American will hesitate liefore taking th a t looks like a half way exhibition tio n al bank note*, ev e ry twentyfour
restrain him from tnking in so much sides. He 'stan d s ag h ast. I t is thn of the sta te 's resources in the terri hours is the record of th o production
tcrrirory.-Orlando Sentinel.
brotherhood of mnn, not the* rights to ry of our only rival a n d they said of tho Bureau of P rin tin g ahd En
jwnrannrii&nisiunoDiimiiijin^^
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and wrongs of nation«, th a t gains .so in no unm easured term s,
graving, the currency thus issued
‘ S P E A K E R F O R E ST LAKE . possession of his mind- and heart.
T h o Herald has consistently boost; being authorized by th e AldrichLessens the Dread of
I'o rw t Lake has the inside track But yesterday* the .President of tho cd the Panam a E xposition from the V rceland bill, which p erm its the Sec
In the speakership, race, lie la to far U nited S tates was discoursing sweet s ta r t in more wnys th an one, and we re ta ry of tho T tcasury, in an emerg
the Work Ahead
■In the lead th at it appears the other ly ab o u t moral forces in Mexioo-sav are n o t-fn the fram e of mind th a t ency, to accept sta te , m unici|«l and
candidates have quit void, Mr. Lake age an d lawless ■Mexico-today’bchnld will brook rrtk id sm eith er n s .to the in d u strial bonds as se cu rity for n»*
Fans nml Flatirons nra
han J» e n a consistent worker /or the E pglsnd, Q erm any a n d Franco-The m anner of refusing the columns o f tionnl bank notes. U n d e r tho terms
ti comfurtnlilc couibinnprogressive Dem ocrats In Florida last syllable of recorded civilization Tree dope or the nasjy fling a t the of th a t net, which is today looked
tion, provided, thej* arc G-K Electric
never sought to put himself in the upon their lip»-the final word of Publicity B ureau.
upon as 6ne of the greatest pieces
Fans
and G-E Electric Flatirons. This
way of his f/ienda a n d th e ’ honor af science an d a rt- a t one an o th er's
The Pnnnmn Exposition Commis 0/ constructive statesm anship accomb
'»he speakership H given to him will throats, us barbaric a s in. th e Middle
fish
ed
in
this
generation,
the
i.otal
is the positive opinion of hundreds of
sion and ^M inisters Plonepote'ntisrios
be m erely an Acknowledgement of Ages. W here be y our serm ons now, to California will please be governed w hich tho tre a su ry .m ay issue under
thousands of happy and contented
faithful service ttr th c people. One of oh, W oodrow W ilson; where your accordingly.' We d o n 't owe them a tfie a c t amounts to thp enormous sum
housewives throughout this country.
the most com m endable'traits in the dollars, Andrew Carnegie?
picayune qno way or’ thfe other and of ono billion, two h u n d red tiilliion
T b « G-E Gm*r»j>Ie*d Flatiroo b cU«n, «orepolitical life of Forest Lake hi his lib * T he world has a long way to trav -' there Is ^n old adage a b o u t looking a dollars. These notes a r e full legal
yawl«»I ami w w l t aJ—C*a»a onlr 1» c«t*
eral m ind a n d his willingness to con cl before it roaches th e M ount of gift horse in th e m outh.
le n d e r snd .are being
d s'.rihuted
to do tb* weob'a Iraaln» o l aa ordinary »bed
family, G-E Fana neo T b » Leadaei o l iba
sult his friends in m atters where Olives. Lo, we build a house of .cards
to banks throughout th e country
Mark*«—Farwkb coolina beooaoa Ter three or
men seem to think they owe their in th e low country. Comes a wind
as rapidly as the press can produce
four iH fa a day, end Uat • Ufatlmo. Come
N
s
llr«
af
AaslUallsa
for
T
a
«
!>«•,{
Itnilrr
lUCcess only to tiu-mselves and God across the N orth Sea in a moment to
th e money and the Secretary’s of
la and take year pick af either er both.
Hrrtlca S af C fca»l«f
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.
>11. Law* af FI«
Notlta 1« brrrby c*««n lba( llanry Gitas, fice can ship it to th e applicants.
a lte r they get elected.
blow it down. Com es a blast from
urrhtM-r of T as CartiBcala No. 2 0 0 d «l«it
When he U made speaker, as .It hell th e H apsburgs made a n d ' not f h* 2nd day ol June A. L>. 1102. ha« Sled
" H a d it not been (o r this act sn d
$3.50 IRONS NOW $2.50
■■Id Gertlflrate In nrr offlew, snd h i« made
appears now he.surety will be, For one stone rem ains. T ru ly the. Home 'application
th
e
preparedness of th e , department
(or Tax l> « d to tn u , fn acrordTragedy! A race accursed of God! anre with law.
est Lake.will do w hat he be tevea
to tu rn out tjio em ergency currency
Kali)
«file r a i a cnbtscei
an nr i i t . ithe
s * InUnwlr*
Maid iCartiBcala
inUnwing da&
people want him to do.-JacluonvlUe Was it not enough t h a t seif-slaughter ■ralbad property, aituated in Mamlnola Coun- w ith promptness and dispatch," said
Florida, ta-wilt Uat 8.3* eh» W of N E'
State.
and the assassin h ad dune to wock *y.
Jo
sep
h
K.
Ralph,
d
irecto
r
of
the
Hot of N W U ol SE W
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90 rf
e f»i ,. W 1.61
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E . l . t « B ureau of Engraving a n d
the devil's will on th e D anube th a t r u n "B ‘I.S0
m
A n tin g ,
b N S.tS «ha, (Ut» bey •» yd» *V af NE
a deeolate old m an should be left tQ
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SUSPENDED ANIMATION
r of NW k H? RK W. r6n W U7ft, fl JTtft, " a frightful monotaru panic might
m
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h a v e occurkd."
Among the latest*, case», of su: - end th e dram a with a conflagration
•The »aid land brlbt mHw i h
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P S » «à te i
i«h
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„ pended anim ation am ong the n$ws> swooping serosa th e Rhine to* the of the laauaneo of aurh cartikrnta In the name
Apropos of Mr. R a lp h , who has
of Arthur Moore, boira. Unloaa saV .C irU AprpetWi is th a t of the M ulberry- Her- Rhone and th e Seine; to the Severn rata abaU ba redeemed nccordins to law, TaX been *'©n th'e J o V tw e n ty out of
Heed will ieeua thereon on the lftbVday- of
aid. . E d ito r «Bulloch announces in* a n d 'th e ClydeT .W hat Is ServU to September
tw onty-four hours eVtory day for the
A. U . - l f l d ,
Wltnaaa my official elinature and
si tbla p a st week looking a fte r tho work of
• last-week*» issue th a t the. paper sur- England, w hat to France, th a t they
Iktb day af Jtuiuat A. <>.
1 1914.
• pends on account of non support. should bleed for her? And after- aU
tu rn in g out this msw m pney, his wife
ieeal)
E. A. ____
Floutla
Clerk
Circuit
Court,
1.
lam
Seminóla
inala__
Co.
The daily paper a t P ulatka suspend js o v ir how shall th o Balance of th e 104-Tuaa :»tesaid
Lp him the other, morritnff
Ily J. C. ilobert*.
ed several'w eeks ago..on accouut of Powers stand? Ile n ry W atterson in
I would like to have te n dollars. I
tho Louisville C ourier-Journal.
seo several enticing b arg ain s sdver,_nop-HMipport.
Wo are sorry to chronJefo the end
tjacd ut the stores a n d now is the
Jusr When tho Pain Was W orst
. .T H E PANAM A BUBBLE
. Tho dentist* (getting-even with' hi* tim e to buy/
of these papers or of an y paper*.
pleasant
N pt’ only do we sym pathise with the , Sonic of the prom oters of tb« Flo photographer) 7-; ’"Look
" J o e " skirmished a ro u n d through
p
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a
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Tailor.
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exhibit
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an d 'editors, - b u t ‘ with tinV.H •. tl ' A
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Di and» aboút
the city tfc1 « ' r E l?J * thc ncw Principal of
the bantord High School was in tht?
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BOY’S iníM K’H.YOIlH CHANCE
f 'ty yesterday from
Gainesville
Inspector. A. I). Smith Offers
Uitíe IUppenlngB—Mention Of ho han been unending the State Sanitary
' Prizes for (leaning Hack-Yards
Matters In Brief
Normal He lef, yeaterday evening
Here’s . a chance for Che* boy«,of
A B O U T PEOPLE A N D E V E N TS
position as teacher of expression in
Bethel College. Me KcnzJé, Tenn.
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Mr. and. Mr*. D) C. Marlow, aecúmpanicd by/Mr*. Lovell hau« gone
to Black Mountains, N . C.-for th«
remainder of the summer.
lor hin home in South Carolina to Sanford to gat a-free ticket to -the
BEINtf A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS-,
nuke arrangement* fo r,re m q va! to Picture Show or win a $3.00 Base
this
city.
ISONAL ITEMS OP INTEREST
UP-TO-DATE —
Ball Glove or a $1.50 Knife. A. 1).
A Sanford party, spending yestrr- Smith, Sanitary Inspector has hit
Mr. and Mra. W., H. Peters, Joo
Communication* for this Column Should be Marked "Society Editor” , or
iaannsry Of The floating Small Talk* day in Urlando.
detained by the upon a novel scherric for keeping
and
M argaret will retu rn today
*' SarcIncUy
/ i _. l i s c i l a Arranged
A e e a n tfa ii For
P ap Hurried
tín n ln .l
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Phoned to Mrs. K. ,A. Terhcun, Phone 203
heavy rain of Inst evening, and had the back yards of Sanford iq gqod
from
a
n extended trip to New York
Herald Reader a
He announced to the Her
tu make an unexjn^isi night trip shape.
and Maas.
Ckildrtni Party
^
flshing and bathing this jolly crowd
In the party were Miss May Leonar- ald yesterday that every boy who
Mamie Kate Williams was the of youngsters expect to enjoy every
f i f l n S. Maine ha« rotflrned from dy. Mi*» Eunice Human*. Miss Minn brings to him a note from either of
Mr an d Mra. G. W. Spencer and
rOtlando where he has been engaged Key. Mi** Elsie Clark, of St. Augus his parents stating th a t he has charming, little hostess Friday after minute of the next three days.
family are off on their sum m er va
in organizing a lodge of Macabees.
tine, Mr \ \ | 1. Ha mans. Mr. S. G cleaned up the back yard will re noon, to fifteen of her girl friends,
cation in N orth Carolina.'
ceive free a ticket to the Picture In celebration of her twelfth birth
Camp at Palm Spring*
. Seth Woodruff of Orlando was in Brook, and Mrs S. Walker.
Show.
day, A number of games* were e n jo y
A congenial party, leaving town
Miss Jessie Hutcheson la spending
Ejfr city yesterday enrouto to his The overtime was pleasantly take
ed,
a* well as tho dainty refreshments Monday morning, for a week’s camp her vacation pleasantly a t New Smy
in
addition
to
this
offer
two
,or
taken
up
at
the
San
•
Juan.—
jjitie ranch near-O steen.
possibly more prizes will be 'given served in tffe dining-room.Tho table at Palm Springs am Mr. and Mra. rna and Daytona, *
Reporter-Star
I Miss Nona Wylly and mother have
boy who cleans up the most yards was very artractive in its decora J. N. Whitner, Misses Mell, Alice
Jmm
f fjturned from a months visit with < Notice-All mem hem of the Womans in his neighborhood. The boy .who tion of red and green the color and Annie Whitner, Mabel Bowler, *'A Jolly party of good fellows
Club
are
requested
to
meet
ut
the
f friend* and relatives in Orlando.
brings to Mr. Smith or leaves at being effectively carried-out in cut and Messrs Emery Close, Seth who motored over to
Daytona
home of Mrs. J T Brady, Fourth
flowers
and
ferns.
In
the
center
of
Woodruff
and
W.
J.
Thigpen.
the
Herald
office
on
September
Sunday
In
p
r..
Householder’s
car
• Fresh yeast cakes and popcorn at Mrs Street near Magnolia Avtnue, Fri
30th the most notes from his neigh the table was the lovely b irth d q ywere
M
essrs
Deas,
Bowers.
Ralph
A. Simon’s.
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day afternoon, Aug. 21st. at 3:30 O' bors stating that he has cleaned up caJte, .adorned with twelve red can
Ptrtqnal«
Stevens and the gonial doctor.
Mrs. B. .T. Houser returned to clock, for the purpose of ’rfiftking their back yards nnd-cut the weMs dles. -There was great fun in the mcrMiss Bessie Long returned Friday
ilteland yesterduy after spending (lowers for the "City Beautiful Ball" will receive from
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the Sanford Purni- ry efforts of the giri», attem pting to night from drlJghthrt rW r^ ro WTrrthrf- -M ttr- A lItcciX frlitctìl. 1xr having
which is to I»'given in the fall. Every ture Co., a fine
¡lay with home folks.
'Tw r f ^ )¿lt?T¿tew:ipast‘
■rhe^JrfrftNy
qwffttttT—M anv. Garden. Accompanied ¿ y Mrs-A. Jon.
» enjoyable viiit a t the country
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gH
tfiftqe
1eiTfm
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?rj» Tlio young "and little daughter Louise, who will home of Judge and Mrs. Herring
Glovc.
T
he
Herald
:wrlt~
-gTvr~
"fT
T
C ^ F l r t c bwmake a short visit in Sanford. Mr.
of the Seminole P h a r m a c y - h o l crepe paper. The work will, b e -a r the boy having the second highest hostess.
/Assisting
M
as. Williams*were Mcs- Jones will join them for the week
umber
ofthese
notes
any
$1.60
The \Vhitner friends,
Miaaes
ding In a fine new Studebaker.
ranged so that every ono may be kinfe he can select In an y atom in dame* Underwood, t Worman and end.
Jana and .Allice came down from
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy able to assist.
from Jacksonville S unday an route
Sanford advertising in the Herald. Smith. Others present were- Ada)
and their daughter Mftlllonre enjoy
Mr. E. E. Phillips who has been to the Bungalow of M rs.. 9. 0.
Other prizes will probably be of Rhine*? Rosamond Radford, Anna
Typewriter Ribbons— Remember
ing themselves a t Daytona Beach. the Herald when you need one. fered later. It is one of the rules Mason, Nina Lee, Maggie Pearl the gueat of his cousin, Mrs S. O. Chase. Before returning to Sanford
They expect to spend several weeks. Any make machine. 7flc delivered of this contest th at all boya who Sm ith, Cora Lee Tillis, M argaret Shinholser, hai returned to hia home they - will visit their a u n t in Or
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lando also. On their return to
enter the contest will keep'his own Shelly, Vlrgie Hyman, Mary Elisa in A tlanta.
See Dutton for turnip, mustard, anywhere. Rhone 148.
96-tf
Sanford they will be th e gueat of
yard cleaned up
until September beth Moye, Irene Norwood, Sarah
littuce and cauliflower seed. 96-tf
For Sale-Orange grove 14 acre*
Mrs H. C. Gerror left on Monday Mr. and Mra. B. F. W hitner.
3Qth, and this will of course be Esterby, Virginia Do C o u n ty , Ethel
Ernest" Belts finds his motorcycle fine hammock - land, lSO acres of
counted in tjpj prize contest and Singletary, Helen Terwilliger, Julia for Now York, Verm ont find Cana
gs not built for two and has traded Celery laud, one ten acre tract celery
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da 'for an extended visit of several
Must Hava Been.
will also entftlc the boy to a free Laing.
land. At a bargain. Address P. 0 . B
• for a Saxon car.
Bay a Mr. FIIkjd Young In the Pal)
months. She will return to Sanford
ticket to the show.
Box 902. 104-8tc.
Mall Oatette: "I began yesterday by
Busy llrrt and Rabbin»
after th e Christmas holidays.
Get.your Ice cream from D u h a rt’s
This is
your chance
boys.
swimming In a junllt sea, continued It
I Tea Cream Vactory.
85-tf
Get busy right away and clean up
A delightful meeting of the Busy
Mrs. E. B. Bigger« and little by motoring through a hundred miles
BE KEAN Cl. ASS
the back yard. Get a note from Bees was held at the Bobbin's Nest
Mrs. W. P. Fields and children
ter
Evelyn are home again after a of lilac and gofio, ahd ended It lis
your parent* stating that you have Monday afternoon with Mrs. _ Geo.
have returned home after spending
tening to the mbit perfect concert
done so and present it to Mr. Syjrfh Fox leader. Although many of the most delightful visit to the moun- program at Queen's hall that I have
; Mveral weeks with home folks at
and get your ticket. T hen g o fto members are out of town, (here was tains of N orth Carolina,
ever heard. . . . Waa It n ot-a
iccnt City.
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your next door neighbor, and ask a goodly gathering of little folks up
happy day?** The answer, Fttson, la.
Phone your orders to No.89 if
Mr. W. H. Tlbbals Jr. of Lake City In the affirmative, Mr. Punch remarks.
if you may clean their yards and on the great, broad veranda of the
The Berean Class of the Baptist cut the weeds ...telling them ¿Jint hotel and a most interesting meeting spent th e w eek-end.in Sanford the
j o b w a n t 'baked beans, salads, homeide bread, cakes or pies* for your (Sunday School met with » full »t- that you are—going to win a prize.- was the result.- Guests of th e Bee* guest of the Misses Munson.
Nolle* ml AprlltalUs f « T** D**4 t.’sdrr
»••lion 1 4 d . , i . i I M I , I.*»* *>f Ha
*■. Sunday dinner.
| tendance on Iasi Sunday. During the When this dene get a note front them and the Bobbins wire Mrs, J. W,
Natte* 1* hrri-tiy ftvao th a t I t a n r r Gitan.
Mrs. A. B. Marshall and Mrs. purrbsM r ol Tax C m t l B r l t x N e. 20*0
,,
, ,L. Dorman andi rfamily
i . month
Mrs.
A.
,
, of September
. . . they are to i stating that you have cleaned the Dickens, President of the W om an’*
tha Znil day at Jus* A. l>. ISOS, ha* flint
,
.
. have lecture* each Sunday by prom -1 <r- yard in good shape anc go on C l u b ; Mr*. Henry Wight. C h a i r m a n 1 Jn (,k Davison are among t h e ¡ W o r d •alii
•alii (VllllrtO
(‘»rtlltral In my office, and hai mad*
have returned from a several months
...
* -Taxi l)#i
*
application
lor
)»*ii‘ lo ‘Itauv ‘in affordB ..
,
i i i
i indent citizen*' "f the r if j which ;tr< the next *The most industrious of the Junior Civic League, Mr*. B
taking
In
the
excursion
to
St.
ance
»Ith law.
“ vutt to her parents in iaiki-land and
Said CcrllAcal* embahre* th* fotlo»ln( daKT
. .- *
. 1 " I”* vers interesting A i irdial in boy will be the one to gel l he tirsi, A. Terheun, Chairman of the Wel Petersburg this week.
Albert is happy in the possession «dt
•crltieil p iip e rty , alluatad In Saralnol* < nun" . . .
. . . .
, ,
Vltatlon is extended In all you prize nnd ii is a dandy. Other fare Dept, and Mrs. Alice Harvey.
ly, t'lorida, lo-wlti Hr* TH ih* W- o( NB
Hbe family anil the brand new baby
ot NW li ol HK >l H.r 1«. T p I I . K SI,
Mr M. C. Savage has returned to Cor
! I. G hIssile!
merchants will probably offer prize* A* Mrs, Dickens stepped upon the
run K 90fl. if 120(1. W »Oft. N 120 It.
hi*
home
In
Jacksonville
after
a
deThe aalil land ix l n t l u r u n l at (hr dal*
1'(ass Ht ¡»trier
[- New booking orders (or Btg Bos
later
V.Titch tin- Nembi fur further, po r-h. the Bee* gave with vigor and
at ihr issuance of such crfUflcnte In Ihs name
resounding force, the League yell, j »««htful visit to Sanford friends. ol Henry Adam*, ttnlaa* *»ld CarUlaata
un no unci'menta.
tpn Lettuce ami Cauliflower seed,
•hall be rodeeraad according to law. Tax
\ Great Success
nf.' F. Dutton.
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Thi- was a compliment fully appre
I iced **111 l» u e th-reon tha U l J U l f el
Heath of i > K. M urtin
Mi**
Gertrude
Green
who
ha*
Sriiirmher A I), t a l l .
\ gG-ai , w.,s tin. ¡totted
riu ted by Mr* Die keifs who respond
my nfficUl al(nalura
this
<• 1. Martin died at his home ed with a gracious little talk, nssur- I * « attending summer .chimi in . . »\ Vriter,*
Potted plants nini Cooked Food plant and ">k<»! lood -ale run b\
i s T - T V Ä A™ » 1 ?
tsaal) "
* K. A. L)(«gl***.
Ien sale a t the store across (rom Ab the Baptist ladies lust Saturday on the Pace place east of the city assuring the Bees "that the Woman's Knoxville, 7"L,nn., will not return to
.
.
.
.
, I’lerh ntrrult Cauri, Seminóle Co., Fla.
.tmathy's, EV ERY Saturday after afternoon ar.d .Mining a t ’ t he store last night after a lingering illness Club could not now do without them S a n f o r d t h i s fail h a v i n g a c c e p t e d a mi-Tu«*. £tr.
tly J. 0 . Ito b a m , O. C •
Mr Martin came having found in them an active,
of many month«
-noon and evening, Phone your orders across from \ b, rn.it h \ '-.
—
auf - ca!* ■st band' of little workers."
to No. HO.
T11•*■**<* La 'it. ' vvta); t.. atinuuif'c to 1*lortili» *«'Vi t ul \ »*Mnt
(> ring front t ul.i-n ulln**i*» .K,l *lev i-r A r -mg vote of thanks was extend
Alii
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5 or 6 dose* fi fi fi will break au .
fr. ut-. 1h<- 11sr *♦-$*U vlit* <ll*.if !$T lt*M.tt .i ¡.«i i ■.cui tig r.» <>v
ed
Mr*
Bobbin*
for
her
F rii e 2.' >.l ï U“•!at
?<ue of F e v e r or Chili«
.•¡¡M
1
liad
tinid<11.• ge '-rnus hospitality
in 111 **\
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1
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'l.t
ï,*l
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tit*'
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and
the
goo<
Vi 2fit
¡‘cents.
i tll'f^. phtjîiptl t»* No
will ■M-llll.l OH tIn fanti al l In« Para farm Ituie she wan giving the Bees.*4n re
The Haynes brother« and their I1». aÜr *•*’.»Il v fi|!*'*l
t Ititi kirie th 1* .Mitili•or 1iff tt ,•axial
ipiinae to a cull for a sjn-i'ch, Mr*.
llamilies were in ib< *i(> from !*■
i m p r n v e h ; s e ot i ibl icoi b u t h< w a i t e d
Koldun* told them "that she was
(Land on Sunday. ■outing ov. r tu oto
loo long
In for*' s e e k i n g
h lur ida*
U ulking to Erisco
very happy to be the hostews of such
■' l un a t e ' a n i l n i t e r a b r a v e bait i*
fef*lhe big cars of the llaynes Garage
heidlhy looking lads were
i hive id Busy Bee* anil th at she
T
lie m i i ' i Ullihi'il t o t h e d r e n t i de«
c( that city.
i i . I in
I I ' - . i I h' "itii ■ l a r i S a l u f d a ;
was intensely interested in lllepi and
,
,
the work they were accomplishing.
6 or 6 doses Gfifi will hcrak any afternoon and said they were on a t r o y e r y e s t e r d a y .
*~ jm . j.
.oft
O
'l 't l l j
p fjfl'
' * ft
|o n t hike *,i( 'v already rovered • Mr. Martin leave* a wife and T h e n she told the Bees nf a vnhied
F en v« ' e» .r -'n, trr rChill*.
V
I
Jfil
I.V.ftll id tfn t. '02 miles between live children to morn hi* lo+* relit* in lw-r possession forty-two
$ints.
The funeral services will be held vearaa tiny new’spaper called the
Philadelphia and San Francisco, add
a
t
t he lai,; huno' of II
lítense
» Every Str ttrtie y afterno'
'Bu»y Bee" edited and printed by
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Evening, the l.ido ol tie
little I "
'I : ■• »■a .i-tT* "Id w h o
•‘ M e t Itoli 1 •
I ' Í U*t l \ i r " i
Chureit will b.i \ •• . "..ked I'
I
pi nidi nelit I. wyer Iti • hi
• t It rami» Hi
tmu
inter ini ■
<hilf, b
o l l l kl . i l '
f potted plant «ah
that th.-v
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a n d wi mi a
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h: i k l ' Vl i ' u I iiii-t er\
•from A b o r n a t h y ' s
s
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*: n I r.t ,i. i-< o. a n d
too, by thy if industry might, each
i ht ■ i o n i
arid
all, become fumou»." A vote of
Mrs Jam es Cowan qnd son George are under agreement to walk all t|n*
FLORIDA S GO OD S H O W IN G
th a n k * wa* ex ten d ed M r* .|D elam eti'r
have returned-hom e after a visit to" way und arrive there by April,
[■-fftlatives ut Barberville Mr* Cowan’s They left nin i; with a Lincoln pen S c a - o n II** Been Mo s t profil ati li for the gift of n hantlsomè plant* for
Here 4* Whore Ihe Women of Jhe Nation Naturally Belong.
one of the parks. It was decided that
tii. h en ci posed t brir ell^ mother accompanied her honu* and ny tsi* h.
To The Gru» orn
■s u gift from the Weal Sitie, il
! n »t* to m.iK> thetr
Will visit for acveral w.-'-k>..|t I c t r,- f ■. t
Fi or i<l.t has been making a r<
‘ T H I S IS T H E S T O R E .
; *î/ MT It I i‘|il IflÜ cord for he- Crop« during the *cu*»t; .boulil lie piaceli yi.thw. Weit Stile
I'.on
w« '■
1-, home on Sanford lletghtn^ •
' rÍ*, Kit Vt
W hen- m an y of th e ret] ui rem en fa nf ( ’hmkI HouHokeeping.' in a y
.it i
jil*: p.is-'d t •( ibis I hv|c |s no dl- l’nrk, ami » voti- of I bim kr h«' «ent
{several Sanford Garages will
•o Mr* Oelir.ictnr by the secretary
;•
'pii |“ T' put.
111» ■
silwnv*
he fimntl i n ’ flootl ivtvorlmonl, of drairjiblo q u a l i t y
represented in tin I iT riu • *t IJ.i
\t t io I ' tl ' »• 1-et'i g. Ill response
■>’ d l'^i .11.i -1!
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.il#
I..I.
toil
III
ng
of
v
*
n-li
’
onil
at
etuT.
i i price«.
tona Beach on Labor Day
io roil Cell. I lo-, lb-'** w.ll l-lt of the
f <'Ur»<*r
t I I- Md
lie
usha
rii'*d
in
the
progress
made
different cars will make a try lor tinI- lo'ing made by within her bordent during the la-t various iieglueted .gratinila nnd park - 1
Tin* i ny we
Y(ui Won’t Go Astray If You Conic Our Way ■.
prizes! Out ,of all the our« ih. i . v
rr the auspices half 'IliTM-n , i-ars, L>r wi t h i n ' timi ar. vs atol those which have received
oill.l'
l lie
pact to participate there will study ôf the J*t-1!irdei (>bin At idoli r flu b ,
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,
.more
. . . -ilevcl
,
* the nurvulést
caro ,a iwt attention.
time flave
then* been
*
. . Ai
f be a winner from Sanford.
' pushed
. , along
,
contest
is
on
to
*ce
who
will
leach i* to receive a scholarship in opomenta well .begun,
r
. bring
.
;v
. , as .toi n* the most attrnctivcu
report.
At I
d o sin g out all typewriter carbon ,.a ft ,,b- university if lie complete* and completed to fturh a n extent
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T h t f Y n m l f i n / S ta r»
S A N F O K D , FL A .
d ‘the
W per.. Brat grnde* only, a t 2.V t |„. journey acording to the term's prove the righrcuus intention of the the close of the, business p .e rio
,
.
,
.
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it
i,
i
children
enjoyed
games
nnd
tho
p¿r dozen sheets. Herald Office.
of t h e c o n t r a c t .
promoters, than can be published
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lertaln mom furnished hy Polly Boh .
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in apy other Mate in the
Unit». ,,
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h ns, n fethiired pet of tho parrot
M U M 1 | \ W VTl!It PL (NT
And, in ihe meantime there ha*
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fianford will have another r e s t a u
.
.
, , ¡,
, family, who whistled, and »polled
been
opened
up
a
vast
territory
of
r
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rant and it will tie located in the
For the last liara) year, water tak- i
a* i ,' i i »
, . .
.... ,"fllra , and
and
. fox
„
, , .1 was
„ ,most
, , sociable,
; rooms formerly occupied i>y t he < ny ■p-s in I )e|.aiol pui«l into the ejty' land which has been setout incitrus
about
to
!'
n',
friendly.
Mr*.
Robbins
served
orchard* vvhkch ure now
R estaurant In the Iline* Building.
treasury Il t :ish. *10.030. Has des come into fruition for the peuson* delirious refreshment* and the hoppy
I t'w ill be managed hy a Greek
the abovi unite a number •did not th at will follow. And the fine vege afternoon riime. to a cloao with an
who expects to serve the trade to tip*
pay . _Liii--v ■ mr * now being gotten af- table la mis of great area tire being invitation to Mrs. Bobbin* to meet
- b rat.of his ability.
t.r with . «!.( r st M'k. a ltd Witter IS slowly put into condition where the with them at their next meeting in
TJit UNIVI HS AL CAO
PiatW' nnd Player Piano- Expert being cut oli where i.insumtT* fail promoters will realize well for the in Central Park two week* hence.
tuning nnd repairing . All work ahrciiiM- to pay It i* prolmble that vestments. . Solutely guaranteed. W.L. Harvey. t lie figure* fur the ensuing year will
Tho season just cjosod ho* been
Camping Pdrtir»
Box 1233-Phone 249-4.
102-tL
be b - Ihitn $12.000 EstlmMing
spoken of as ono not up to the avert j ,0 delights, joys anti tliscoinuse of wulcr for fire hydrant*.
Effective August lit 19M to Auguit 1st 1015 and
ugc, and • there havt- been com- ftlf t s 0f camp life, seem to be a favMr. and Mrs. J. F. K arnatz huv< the
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against any reduction* during that time:
menta
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northern
paper*
upon
the
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of
plcasuro
for
Sanford
« tu rn e d to« , * ,
w.i
which wood doubtless cost the city
matter.
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have
been
no
a'uthen-peoulK.
this
summer
for
not
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week
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tic figure» given in an y popert-for ¡mssüs
sre receiving s warm welcome from not rie>*
th at one or more congon
isra but
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plznt were owned nnd operated by
the reason, It Is stated, th e railroads ini parties "go ramping" nnd return
their many Hanford friends.*Mr. Knrprivate parties, the city is making n
natx is s live wire and Is the kind good thing out of it* water plant, did not cixrc to make too publicHhe with* enthusiastic reports of the good
total amount of "out shipment*." titnea onjoyeji.
th a t is needed in Sanfo/d.
.
(In IN* United HUIaa *f Amark* 0*1/)
and the service is excellent. It has
There has been compiled by unof f i
Ju st returned from a five dnys camp
• Thursdays and Sundays— Wood been many years since winter .Has cial who is in a position to know
qn the Weklva, driven homo by the
land Park.
Picnic conveniences, faff ml at the time of a fire, or ut any
whereof he *peaks' n table to show rain several days ahead of tim e, are
Amusements. Tho only safe, clean other time for that matter. For the what ha» been carried outside of the
All retail buyer* of new Ford can from August li t 1014
Mr. and Mrs, Claude Herfldon.M r.
outdoor swimming pool, emptied month ending July 31, the city took State. Of course it U impossible^ to
to August l«t*1915 wflLihsra in the profit* of the com
and Mra. Eider, Misses Lola Evans,
dally, cleaned and re-filled from ar In about $3,500 from water rents; determine hy any means thè amount
pany to the extent of $40 to S60 per car, on each car
Nell • Evans, ‘ Nellie Elder, Susie
tesian well. Shower bath, toboggan this has been a great bfilP in carrying
of the products which have been eon- Brown and Messrs Osborn Herndon,
they buy, PROVIDED: we »<11 «rid deliver 300.000 new
¡.«.et work. etc., as the city i*
•fide Leased privately also.
HtSf on sre<
sumed
within
the
Stato-nor
T
olddiantj
Robert
Herndon
Ford cars during (list period,'
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le f t ' t o di, a y for abort on ready cash. Tho water plant Surhrnmoii1nGs be even approximately
.
Axk us for particular!
k Jacksonville ’ where ho Will take has c-navled the city to pay c a s t a* guessed at, for every community
Carnp firt ‘G ith tind /land lìoy»
it ha* gon at least * month longer is, ns U every family, a -great consu
chargi of one of the Whidden stores
Another happy party of campors
“ l firat
mer of the home-grown fruit* and are the Camp-fire girls and tho Band
Lt the t- city. His many friertd* herd than it
be able fo do after the f f e ^ o u n r i l
vegetables.
■«gret his sbqence blit are glad to
Boys of the Baptist Church. C hap
C.JF. WILLIAMS. A(ant
kno* th a t he hits a good position end went into office. DcLan4 N °W8‘
eroned by Rev. -and Mra. Geo. Hy
EDWARD HIGGINS, SaUanun
th a t he will make good wherever his
m an about twenty-six young people
Careless
Mr.
Nosh.
Morvey Nç.t »Necsisary.
lot m a y b e cant. M *. >nder»on is
Much trouble might have been saved loft M onday morning for a thr
lo A Michigan Hospital and Is improvHad Noah omitted to tvko an octopus cam p a t Lake Onorò. With gleaming
necessary to^bspplnp»»^ SI
fires the playing of th e band,
»board the txk.
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Touring Car - - - 550
Town Car - 750
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AUGUST 11.
PAGE SIX
S o ld ie r o f Fortune
1/1/1111111® \\\ to\ i w i f w
Copyright. 1912. by \
not with her.
She tru»tcd me—yoal
But a« a gentleman. Should I fail in
that teat of tier faith I could nover
ngnln bopu to regain my place In her
esteem. 1*
, . •
•*
•'Lot's not talk of ourselves." I «aid.
releasing her hands, "but of what we
must faco here. I hnvo told yep Unit
Uoouibs claims to bii working under
the orders of your husband. la that
possible?”
...,
“I cannot conceive rlecrly bow It
coutd be, and yet bo might have re
ceived notice of bhr*father's death In
time to nasumo control of the estate by
telegraph or even by letter."
"I hardly think Coombs has been
.hers so short a time.”
“Hu might have been tbo old over
seer, however, and retained.’’
"TFue. Yet how could Philip Henley
know that bo bad Inherited tbo prop
e rty ? ^
*
She thought a moment seriously, a
llttlo crease In the center-of her feyv--
£ y Randall P a rris h
rd - y / r r m m
C McClurg
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Co.
SYNOPSIS
Gordon Craig U hlrsd by two man. Vafl
and NeeMr iw-W M W-to-go sooth and Inrparsonata Philip H«nl«r. ostensibly to s a v s
on astats for H e n l e y , who, thay My. la In
prison. Craig la I t taka with him a wo
m an to Imparaohat* Mrs. Ilantay.
Buapactad of burglary. Cr»lc 1« cleared
by a young woman wandering In tha
a treat 8ha la out of work and hungry.
T hay talk In a restaurant.
Bhe Is an actroaa, deaart'ed by her
arsolthy, drunken huaband. She conaanta
to go aouth with Craig.
l i r a llam ard la a good woman and will
play tha part Of U ra Hanley, to help
Craig- They arrive a t the rundown Henlay plantation and are greeted by a rough
looking ovsrsssr.
i■ Coombs, ths OYeAoor. srut a m yttsrtous
m e n u . Bailie, seem to bo tbs only per
sons on tha plantation. Craig Is aw ak
ened by a shot and finds a man murdered.
lJrou»*ard,”a creole friend ot Coombs,
appears. Probing the, murder, Craig finds
the corpse m issing—Mrs. Bernard Is really
Mrs. Henley. Bhe and Craig determine to
figbt for her m lsilng husband's esta te
S he bet terse Hanley dead.
Coombs denies Henley la dead and de
ltas Craig, although the u tte r reveals
Mrs. Henley’s Identity to the overseer.
T be Utter eaya Henley blmeelf put blm,
jn charge of tbe plantation. *
CHAPTER VIII.
Circumstantial Evidence.
UDDENLY I been urn nwnro that
Ills glnngu was not directly
upon me. and 1 lifted my-own
eyes to the surfaco of tho tar
nished mirror behind where ho sat. It
reflected tho largo portrait of tho Into
Judgo Henley hanging op tho opposite
wall, and—by tho gods-1 thought l
uaw It move, scttlo back Into posiUon!
(.w a s upon my feet Instantly, awlug’Irig aside Into a belter position for de
fense. Before Coombs could realize
w h a t hod occurred 1 hnd the gun tuns
.ale at tbo aldo of his head.
“Now answer,” I commanded sharp
ly, "AVhosp Order« pul you hero?"
He choked shrinking back helpless
(n the chair.
’’Y'ou won't a Iway a havo tho drop on
S
roc.” ' “Well, I havo now. S|xjnk up. Who
Is tbe man7"
“ Philip Henley," h o , whispered, so
tow 1 scarcely caught tho name.
“ Waal. I told yor." ho growled re
«outfully. "Yor kin belluve er uot. Just
a s you please, but so help mo that's
th e troth. .1 reckon I know."
As 1 stared nt him. half believing,
h alf Incredulous, I became conscious
th a t ahe stood in tho ball doorway.
Coombs lifted hla head, glad of nny
respite, aud I glanced aside also, drop
ping tho pistol back Into my coat
grnckeL
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*
-*Yua-yoo were quarreling?" «he
aifkrd. coining Into the room. ."You
w ere so long T became noxious hnd
camp down.“
"Nothing serious,” I assurer) her smil
ingly. "Coombs here was a lltllo re
luctant to Impart Information, and I
was compelled to resort to primitive
methods. Tbe result bos' been quite
anUsfoctory."
"U ln I go now?" he asked uneasily.
“ Yes. by way of the front door.”
* 1 watched his great bulking figure
•until 6c disappeared alpng the path
•loading around the bouse. I* had wo
-tear that be would ever face n>e openij. All I deeded to gtiafd against was
»treachery. Then I turned and looked
ilntotbequentlohtug eyes of (be woman.
“JWhat did yen learu? What did he
say T’
“ Only ono thing qf real Importance,"
f answered In subdued tone, "and I
•dragged that oat of him by threat. He
-w a s ‘not employed by Neale, and the
fellow who was sent down hero to ns-alst os was disposed of In soma way."
•. “ Killed you mean?"
“ I suspect as much, but Coombs
claim s he was kicked off (be place aud
returned north.”
F o ra moment she stood silent, breath,
tng heavily, her eyes on my face. In
th e pause 1 saw again ibe picture of
Che old Judge and remembered.
“ Why Is he here, then? What au
thority has ho?"
•
•'Come outside Into tbe garden and t
w ill tell you tbe whfitft'story,"
. fn front of tho veranda and to tbe
r ig h t or tbgphrlck walk tbu latticework
o f a small summer house could be dlae rm o d through s maze of shrubbery
« o d «feeds. On a rustic seat within-we
w ere completely screened from observetiou. With Hushed cheeks and eyes
b rig h t and questioning she could scarce
ly w ait for me to begin. * ■
“ Now tell Inc.- Surety y e are out of
/lig h t and bearing."
- “ X do not think 1 «hall over he entire
ty aaoqrod as to that uutll I know more
o f o u r exart situation,’* I .replied, speak
i n g cautiously. "Wo may havo boon
•ecu coming here, and those weeds
would easily conceal an'eavesdropper.
T h e truth Is, j-.kgvo gained very llttlo
Inform ation fit value and am as m y itl-
think he lied and rrrrwTrmrr-tv»,»wnsT^-‘ ’rtXv^W fi^r *-?'
’jrwww.** she
Ho claims to be working under tbo or tinznrdwl nt length, "but It would seem
likely ho was notified of bis father’s
ders of Philip Henley,’*
dentb by ouo of ¿he administrators
’’W hstl Impossible!”
"So I felt, and consequently hesitat and doubtless told at the samo time of
ed to tell you, but now th at i bavo bis Inheritance. Ho was tbo only son,
been compelled to do so, I will explain and there were no other near relatives.
ta full. He ssld this under a menace, II would bo only natural for blm to
a condition which often Inspires men retain tbe old servants until bo could
to speak the truth. 1 can scarcely come hero'and select others."
Imaglno his msklng up such a story,
"There Is only on» fact which op
for he Is a dull wilted fellow, and poses your theory." 1 acknowledged,
ovch before ho had threatened to test “otherwise I would aecegt lt_as_ my
your claims to be Henley’s wife,"
own also. Coombs plainly threatened*
“You told him. thpn?”
to confront you with Henley tq..tcst
"Everything, except the original your clnlm to being his wife."
cause of our.belng bars. ,L determined
“Even (bat would not bo Impoaalthis morning to fight In the open, un bio.” she admitted reluctantly, "for
der my own name. T hat Is the right ho must hnvo knuwn of tho judges
way. is It not?"
death even before—before I left. Only
“Y’es. I think so." and aha lifted her I do not bellore If probable, nn ho’was
eyes to mine. • “ I llko you better for In no condition to travel and had very
th a t"
little money. U esldcO - her voice
"1 think I llko mysclf better also,” l strengthening with conviction, “those
said wlpi a laugh. “L confess 1 didn’t
egre much at first But a fter what men who sent you here. Ncnto and
you said the night of our arrival- 1 Vail, would never hnvo ventured auch
began to view the (blng In a hew light a scheme had they beeij,uncertain at
and to denplae my part In I t Yet oven to Philip Henley’s helplessnesa. 1 be
then I felt, bound to carry out my lieve he Is either In their control or
agreem ent It was only when you told else dead.”
"Then Coombs lied."
mo your identity, that I felt free u>
"Perliapa, although Mill another sup
decide otherwise. I w ant to servo you.
and I want you to respect me. Down position Is possible. Sumo one else
In your heart you haven’t really been umy claim to be tho heir.”
Till» was a new theory and one not
assured that 1 was not one of that
gang of conspirators. You came down so unreasonable ns It appeared at first
thought.- Hllll It was sufficiently Im
hero to watch me.”
"No—no. 1 scarcely tk ln lal ever did probable. so that I dismissed It with
doubt you. paly It was all very strange. out much consideration Sho apparent
Nothing seemed real."
ly read this In -my face.
“ We are both getting our heads
• It fit nil gniplng In (he dhrk unUI
abovo the mist now," 1 Interrupted we learn more," «he went on slowly.
gently, "aud decora a the mystery ap “Have you decided wtint you mean
pears. winyi finally solved It will like lo doT"
ly prove a very sordid, commonplace
“Only ludetliiljcly. I want to mhkt!
affair. The main thing Is for us to a careful expluraUim of the Immui aud
thoroughly understand and tnm t each grounds by daylight. This may reveal
other."
Kumethlng of value. Then we will go
“I trust you.” And both h e r1hands Into Carrollton before dark, l cannot
were Impulsively extended. “ I havo consent to your remaining here .nnfrom the very first. I did not come oilier plglit after wlint bus occurred/
here to watch, but beenuso I believed lies Idea, wo should consult a lawyer—
In you. Truly this was my motive tho best we cun find-and then proceed
rather than uny thought of the prop under his advice. Do you agree?"
erty. I came because—been use I knew
"Certainly; and how can I bo of as
you needed me. I bad un lb tuition sistance?"
that you wore going Into danger, into
ami keep Sal Hu busy In the kiU'hun fur
an hour; hold her there a t something
so its to give mu free range of the
house."
"With Hal lie!" She lifted her hands
In aversion. "It doesn't seem us though
I could stand that. Hut." sho added,
rising resolutely to her feet. "I will If
you wish It. Of course 1 ought to do
what little I ran. Why, wbnt Is this—
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Kile stooped and pteked the nrtielo
up from the (lour out of a litter of
dend leaves nnd held It to the light be
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checks whitened.’ nnd when her eyes
nglnn met uilue they*evtdetu^^^enr.
"T hat-U nit was Philip TUetiley's
ring." sliu said gravely. "Family hulrloom; he always wore It. He must be
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"At least .It ‘would seem that bo hns
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likely to be duplicated. But I doubt
If he Is here now. fur ha could have
no reason for avoiding us. unions''—
“ I know wlmt you mean,” sho re
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tended to*repudiate me, to refuse me
■recognition."
”1» be tbnt kind of n tu im f •
"No., not when sober. Under tho
Influence of liquor be becomes a brute,
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"Perhaps that tuny lie tbe secret
then The other« here tuny bo'keeping
him Intoxicated aud hlddeu away for
purposes of their own. • However, this
need not change our plans. Will you
go In to SallloT"
"Yea; It will be n relief to bo busy,
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, I stood upon the bench, from where
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l’ór a n ’Instant thè hot biood courecd
.through uty vaine Wild w'u'nls lenpcd
lo my tip*, uuiy to be cbokwl back nnapokeu, sltbough I «cureely knew what
»tre n d li combiniti .tu wlu t h e s w lf t
struggi*. lui[iitlii*, mnde p lth andden
revelatloo of love, awept me peyUouaiy tn*ur tu utitlmrel. je t renson belfi
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nor could I distinguish any sound of
breaching.
Convinced I had tmen mistaken. 1
reached In once more to assure myself
of the truth, and my hand touched
cold, clammy flesh. Tbo shock of dljifa tc h
S e c u r e | „ , | t e f i l i n g t h a t n o covery «eat me reeling backward. It
OF
one else could I«* l„ this outer passage, «Vjis not the dead body so much as tbe
and completely twilled. 1 ventured to black gloom which robbed me of man
FORTUNE
Slrlke a match The M„v yellow flame hood. I could not see where to go.
ere It .jnickt, fli.-ker.sl out In some bow to escape. At whatever cost 1
mynterlous draft, revealed nn Iron band must procure light. Shaking as with
By RANDALL PARRISH
to the left of (he door, with slight pro- palsy, yet with teeth clinched. I
M u rllb L l>l¿ by A. C. McClurs A
tubeninre. resemhllng the button of reached forward, groping tnyv way
CO
hack to the side of the bunk. 1
nn electric l«*ll
Almost convlnivd that the pressure touched the edge of the blanket and
of my linger would ring an electric thrust It away, feeling the body. The
CONTINUED FROM PAGE f.
U-ll | pressed the metni tiulton. To man was fully dressed, lying upon hlr
back, and 1 experienced no dlfUculty
In ««eh n wny ns to Impress tno my surprise and relief the oftly thing In attaining the (tocketa of his coat.
Wo had boon thrown togeth- to occur was the alow opening of the In the third 1 found what 1 sought—
ff |0S «{range familiarity. Llttio by door Inward, n dim gleam of light be a box of mntebes.
Bttitf | had B r o w n to npprccinto her coming visible through the widening
I* struck one and ns the phosphorps
| (xjatitr. not only of face, but also of crock. I peered anxiously tnth the bend burnt Into (lame stared about the
dimly revenh-d Interior It was a base
womanly rhnmeter.
| dreaded tbo reappearance of Hen- meat room, half the width of tbokttch- vacant room and then down Into tbe
dead fnco within the bunk. The man
mj. Would she return to him? Would
hadJm en killed by tbe atroke of a
•be forgive the past? 1 could not be pu overhead. I should Judge: the wplla
hatchet
and was almost unrecognisa
.Iguoraut of the fact (hat she liked of crude tunmmry the floor of brick,
p» tftiatKI mo as a 'frie n d .' Hut be- the Celling. Jn^isiWisI Ly-cot)webs, of ble. Not uutit'lbc blazing match had
tilts father colorless certainty I rough hew a -beam».—The-hgliu^Jtittax*. burmst to my finger tips wan 1 sure of
Then, to my atldetl hor
' possessed no assurance. SJu* was not lug ami tllui. came from n tinff buftterb-JllM
1
compromise) with candle tu an Iron holder »crowed n,r> 1 rvcwiriMi Coomb«. 1 grasped
a small la- ,h<? 1,111 --iKulIUnincu of the roan's death.
flgty irar to pretend- No love for me, against the mill, rovt-nllng________
•rea If It had nlrw fdyfw ffm rro bio»«-bier two chairs, one without a back the probable reason, for his being
f gem lu ber secret benrt, would nut ki uml four narrow sleeping bertha made stricken dowu, Wbderer bait lieen
ller disloyal to sacred vows. 1 knew of rough tKiards, This was all. except hltlden behind that picture, crouchlug
tint and deep dowu In my own con- a coat’ «lutigling from a beata ami a iu the passage, had Overheard his con
grtousness floiiorvd tier the more, even «mali Itami hatchet lying on lh«j floor. fessloti to roe. This was vengeance
while 1 struggled «gainai the Inerì- There was. In the Instant I had to wreaked upon a traitor, the executed
tabla Yesterday I might have s|tokc*n view tlicse things, no semblance of death sentence of desperate men. And
tbe words of passion ou my lips, but movement or suggt-sUon Of human It had Just Iret-ii carried out—within
gow they were sealed,
presence. Assured of this, although the hour. The murderer«- might be
t I felt the pistol in my pocket, took holding iiijHCtf-nli-rt and ready. 1 slip rrcu now lurking within the shadows
Í» out and uinde'sun* It' was In rendi p*sl through the n|HHilug. Even ns I watching uiv every motion.
Again a slender mutch flu m l Into
l a , then advanced cautiously to »t-osl there, uncertain and sturiug
rd the house. The hall was empty about, a sharp draft of nlr extinguish tin) flame, casting aUmt a «Tim radius
T Hid *o win the front ruum. I lie hitter ,-,j tin- <-utulle, and | heard Hu- snap of light, purtlnlly reassuring me that I
|*ppt*im*d desolate IItill grim In Its tils ; ,,f the* lock us the floor l« hlufl blew | was alone. Itefore It flickered out Into
Eenlcr atnl'dlrt. My thought renlered lim b lil il í |HI«Itti,It Alm ut Hu- Wits th«* dark ness my eyes untile two tllscor
erics the opening of a «lark passage
l eo that picture of .lutlg*- Henley Jhaiig • itinek slli'iir«* «if It gru V*to the left of the hunks mid ti ghnstl)
1.UH «gainst ttie furtin-r wall. I miiifl
I hiiukisl Mgalusl tin- ««all, (Touching htttid protruding from the upjH-r h^rtli.
i Sever K.- satlsfltAl until I lenriictl til l o w ,
1 4j h in iiiinti, » c iirco ly v«*u'mr
N° ,ound « « b c tl me.
> r' frof» above, »or rouid‘1 with
«>r ngnlnst the alight r rack. dlatinV > n" 3 mo*vuu*nt lii-j(mil the bor[ ; r ' -anti"«» fluttering re rented close> malctied hard «tood. studded thick
ly with nail head*, hut no keyhole or
SOLDIER
•alutcly w hat w as «-«JUconlaU Ih-Ii IiuI
that heavy glldi'd frani«*. Uu*r«* ivus
! B7»t«'rj to th is house, n nd p erh ap s
birv 1 bad nlreaily stu u ililed upon Ilio
j,(t, ,0 | irv,,ti,Ci listening Intently fur
, , | ](. »n^htesl stniud to breuk tini tntens«* sileni-«*. T here m usi lx -a n o th e r
| op«*iiliig Into this underground den -
A I mivo t h e m u r t l c r e d C o o m b s , h i d d e n
beneath blanket)«, wnw the body of the
Nrcrel. 1 opened ttin tlmir loading tu ! mie |,.,ullng to .........liter nlr-judglng
i-tbo rear. alleiULv. ilDl! 11sl«*mdl. There from that sudden and |w»w«*rful sue
were voices talking ni a dlstuie-e I««" ci.>n
I tn- «cry Aluiospli«*re I hreathnl
t woDien, one a pleasant contralto, the* had a fresimi-*» to It. ineoneidvnldv in
•liter cracked and high pljehi-d Tin- »udì a phee other«« no- That sudden
p lady was doing her part. I must do »««.-n|i ,.f uit .......I onl> have originili
D|tH- I closed the door genii« and e d In ila - " t e i i i i i g of s o m e o l b e r lati
r b - r il iloot n o d o i l b l . l e a d l tl g d m * II)'
^ Itole over to«vard tin* ph innA black UalreUdlt sofa «vitti broad t o t b o bui*!«!«- I t i a d s«a-ll Ho o c c t l
i laabegniiy arm ofTen-il i «vn i*a«« sie|i» p a n i o f t h o i<«oin W i tlio iit ' p i e s i l o n
1 et
k foabllug me to tip Ilo* heavy frame ««¡I» dt-ste | , s | il 1 1 1 « i t i l i ili'*'
solili*
oli«Inni
|
m
'<*
ii
lb«*re.
alni
uot
lon
g
inUlrli-titly so a» to |aa*r bollimi Tin*
t jjjp glance «va* stiiHelent ITn<lerm*ith b e f o r e , a s ««a* ,-« I d i - m i s i b> tlu* b u m
liig i n mi .
No> i ,, ib .il s i i n e lok«*li
Wls nil opening III I I " ' « a l l mil !|
d u i Itti» s a n i e , ni) s t i - r io i i s p a r i ) o x p e c l
f In width than the pi (uro «et anitre
t for the passage of a cro«i< In-d 1**1.« (il In- uliHi'Ut lo i a l i ) l e l i g l l i o f l i m e
t Tflie arm of tho sofa made egn-e. <om A p p a r e n t i ) I tu o i I n t r u d i » ! a t tlu* * < n
U ber»*«**r
pant lively easy, while ili*- frano- of n t o ii i e i i t <*f bl» i l e p a r i u r o
tim i '( » n i n i i - i e . i i c «Jllgbt.be t h è fo |
fthe pleturt*. though appearing lieu«.' liliT «« c i l p u n t o f I l e * I II"b i g t o t i n d «leu
tad' substantial, w.c* in renin« <•( hitd d U l e n t i « . ut...... I il p re v i ■ »» M
light wismI and presentai n-t • t*-l.i* •" tu« ••lA'li lui lite lUTU-l ....... M d l UU
to nil active Ilian
rile Jtnssige ««a- .1«« i l o *♦• in« pn » e i e i li*- li’oi U '. f a - I
black, and 1 thrust tuy l e d «ti*l ~l«***t< elicvi «U lne o t l i e r l* .irlle r. aliti Ilo* re
dor» In, striving in d i c 'd n soiuething s m i n i l i ( I n fi li ol e v i Ingil lslu sl Ilio cali
« Its nature l’"r (M««»lld« thus* f',**i d ie uni b 'o i i T i » I m i Ih.- (|(Mir al m*
I ennId trace I lie It—o ,,|il (■■■«‘•nd
't |, . | I t,|v »,-el| ,,'i | >o ■ u- il 1« Ih.- M filli
Itimi , liti. lllil
point It seemed to disappear lc?o tm U n t i 1 Lutiti led u r l il i \
[penetratili* «lark nr-»
This Urn* <*f i c o r i
l Inn!
T i n o o l u ti o l l U ¡J* l-JI*«
change nits so ill»1ln l tli tf I -uinii* Idlt t o ill*. " t e l lil i ( t l l t i k i i l ' l i c d utlft
(d at once It marked n descent !*• a d i e . r e l i g h t lí- s e r i n || Hill till* HIS «Mill
,*m <i 1 u s « in y till" folio««' «« l u l l
lower level, either hy ludtler or stair*
door. Little by little, allenlly, compre
hending now what had occurred and
wnruwl by the sound of voice« not far
away. I changed posture «lightly,
straightening out cramped and netting
limbs and so turning my.bend ns to en
able me* to. see .along the pfjawige.
where n ray or light str^nmed. ' *
I lay twenty feet from the entrance
to this hsbltfltfun underground. thrust
Into the black shadow (xdilad the door,
which stood partially ajar. My posi
tion prechidod any possibility of learn
ing what was beyond that wooden bar
rier. but I could plainly view tbo entire
north portion of the Interior, although
the only light radiated from a flicker
ing candle. Ouc edge of the tnhtc
came within my vision, a man sitting
beside It. his luick turned toward me.
He was smoking a short stemmed
pipe and contented himself with n
growling. Indistinct utterance .whert
addressed Opposite, however, was n
man of a different type, slender and
active, his hair very dark and Inclined
lo curl,
C l in , a
n rather
r a u i e r long
t o n e face,
r a c e , «lightly
nuguuy
to
•h•f u»««nI h
i * ft »u«l!i
/
!ht
*/U
f j
W i l [i
t
e t 111 11( <i1 0 ' t ' " ' l * l Jit(|* Of iTlUl^*
■ CHAPTER
A
■%
,* 1! Ii
M
C h a m b e r of H tyVco'*
, II F:i: I «« :■
T
IX .
flu* '**' . 11 i
fur
«
. ♦
t
f
i
tr t
ft
•tn
* 4 1 *i4
•It
dlr***oV«-red • '* '»■' rel p
,„ J J
u n * u*» e l ' l l
It must Is* i hoii,uglily * «Pi.
m
in
t
uf
*
n
u
d
l
e
r
c
i
iiii
lt
il
u
g
In iln * eitip
p-ftl- The 8nfest,_,vvuy u n s fo Uurrm«
i . i(.|’ »i* Hi 111 w a rili tea tlu*
through the dark, irttsllng l<* hand* t v MH-kel
•txl feet fur safety and prepared f"i im e b p n . « * * l ■ "in in**!» ely ' Mint I b:)*l
m i wat-.
Tfluy encouuler. Utio«*«,*-r might la* , 11 -, pul r • t i g h t ' i " d ,[In lll-llPtH-U
r
ii.
>
.
f
t
Militi • a r m . u h
hidden n«vnv. tiler«*
•u ft ,.f .IK « ' t i l
lig h t
N<
r*»r it ii >
Wurillug | Ueedial
^lauding on the
little itmicult« In I*
u m i 1 fvinii*!
* i 11^ « 41 ♦****! >
, f o r w ; i n | I n t o tin* n | • t i *•< iiikt i, * vt* ivi
mi «• -»«*t 1!• «!
Ihg-at full length il"
'lJH>l«t*l«*iujly Imeji Into pbil*’«* 11|T*1i l t i ’ t rio*
l i n d i lay J It« Il
bull, excluding all light
Ljllentljr I. wurketi fun«aril, tuiximi'l)
^ exploring for the break In the il«»ir.
which l knew to Is* only a few H-et
.flUtntiL Even then f n-nctus! It un
aware of Ita proximity. ui|terieiu*lng
* Rliddòn u tipien Rant shuck ns my cjj
trmjcd hand groped nhuut. tuin-lilug
*-olhlng txnglblo. f vim iodio time determining the ex
«et nature of what waa before* me
There were no »mire, nor «lid mi)
V.« ^ •
1*1•» It
•I
He
.......a
tween each step tu listen nnd gripping
the aldo bars tightly. Tho blackness
■nd silence, couibliietl with what 1 unticipntwl discovering soniewhere In
/ those depths In*low. set my nerves
r Ungtlng. yet I felt cool nnd determined
L *° Pr«w on. Especially dKl I yenrn to
Jram soiuething definite about Philip
Henley. This to me was now (he one
matter of Importance—to 1>o «astireil
| ^*«t he wa« living or dead.
•
l counteil twelve rupgs golng^dowu
' «nd then felt »tone flag« beneath uiy
>v *•«. although tho walls, on either able.
k . ** y explored t h e m with my hands,
cloaelJ mntchcd wo«d,.
r
pnasage, now high enough to per. i
•nit of my standing erect, led toward
{
rear of thb house, prcscnUng no
* obitade other than darkness,' until 1
^ _camp up suddenly against a heavy
ffutxlru door, completely barring fure
». u,"r b.ogrssm. As near ns* I could flk■nre l nia»t p0 already directly beneath
l!>Ji„kltc]ym aijQj ,c|ose ln_ugnji‘i.l **1®
«■«aiSfe
JL .♦ A.
riiilit
....... . ■ I.
tn
I *" I'» '
»celie
i ».
Molli
u -p,
lb
o f denti) ti,* ttiujigh in
v l s l l d c Ini m i» g r l p p t n l m y t l y j 'm t .
I
f n J r l y c h n k e d «vitti t h è u n i n t e r u h l e
horror «« blc h ov e r eu n ie ine
Am i yet I
T m i i- l iu*L must g " " l i tu Ibi*
i,,|
| ,-n ii* I i rote.li)*I III«*«** treni
b loig " l e i
un uni li m »l
....... -, ou u I f o r
i h l » u ctb irred ice-
" " T m " ', "
penvirubl.
i ■>
was tu creep «mek lu the door a.m r a .
Into tin* o u ter |in»snge.
Yet
enp«*
pride re*«tnilin»l nu. | ri lo |
supplcuienttsl by a return of enrage.
, itmighiei'cd up and ntlvnncrel slow*
lv. to tin g the wall with-my hand art.ry miro-le stljreu.sj f«r action, litten|llk. for the slightest soumk I encoun
tered nolMhc. heard nothing. nnUI
,¡„ groping «ngera touched the rough
„¿ u k of a sleeping l^rth. * I explored
'
..
iifilng the etlge^lif n
tbt.1(l,|" r¿«cblrfg «îp to
■our*«*
V
,p wa„
m a k e sure
•••
(fe|It Mlh w
«hn-uH«»! ; ' t
wny nuie
S
¿
. Ä
S
. *
' H
S,d! »he lower of the two bunks
rifv linger came In contact w ith some
M Íbstuiue th at left the Impression of
n h 'im sn Isidy beneath the blanket,
lorked a wav, startled . .expccÜR« my
light touch wohld U n ii« ' the
Xherei. Bias flfl moveyient, b o v v er,
l:u '
th e y
th« i n if
ffai'
■»!
I Mr -I l i s t ( f N, 0 , 0 , ber
r..f Ihe rat meat ion
repeiiuo ,,( the .sol
i tf
j, ns rr-d ull o n. |,rct*oeit«e smendmeni
,,
•*>' ~ » » i i « « ,f » « j ; n h ^ ; u a r | O l n - H d . .
^ii f,
|*fi>|i«»*lrtf «r» «tt «ef r i t ! tn S«***4
.( 1 1 # . a,n«» : if bin «if
i l Vf! Iré«* Fi t f i '
rela
i
me
!..
.
.,ui,t>
ol
»h»* *ir of II* r mI
flrfi*
II» H rer«t«ii»rï| I«y Ih» t,*gl*IikJ u r r ref ih#
^
4a
* h#
i!«fw t i4 »u l,
W .
A»
F llfj.
>V
J fa .
in •*>■•
' '* *»*«! certain I r a n or parcel of
m .Semino!» H orm erly Oranee)
riiuui ) ,
Flur iti», »fill
rrtMW p«f t k u U H y
r!#arril*p«l a* I dI|u « i , l o wfl* H«*finrir»f 91
>*"d .uuatr
ih# !»ra*1«:•- »'kir th« »lltrh « h m thi»rHiorih
fit»«* a riti
Uri Inn »wrnuil lnl«*r*#hrt« trffK ih»
a « f l t f n h tïin.U fv nf
MrlliiH vlHr
Trihrl
< a r.d l'
S Sur.ey a n d running »_e*J
►«4.
«Inri g ih*" JRiftii Lin« ni U it linn «venu« 2r»6
f**!.
-
th**nr** nnflh «t • rí|htp fn£Ïf
• V**nvi» non
m«*rr or l«*- {r»t o _I
ird* Mt*l «hai! pro M-ìr
Uf 1fri if «rii 1 P* Vi ti i full «Il
»•■' «-g «W l o n s in
d fli.rid». r.l
rn m ml*»l«irie«l i
H# ü ff*«i»l V
•mtr üf Mariil«
bad
d e p a r t w l . l e a v i n g o n l y the
N o d u u b l th e y ‘
w u u ld c o m e a g a in lu r e m o v e th e
I h s II«*», t o s e e k r e f u g e In th «w h id d e n
lode. H u t f o r th e m o m e n t 1 w a s th e re
u n d i s c o v e r e d a n d m u st u t i l i z e ea c h
prts-lo ti» In s t a n t fu r d i s c o v e r i e s nnd
Martha ( ' m l Harper, herrén duly filed in
th# a Ihw r rail**' I ftal It I« thr belief off af
fiant. <h*t thr drf#n<lanV« J *W. I la r p r r la
1fa*M * I r,r. (I^rlr.1 (r, ■ non frsidenl i t i fhr * t « ! r of Flnrida, ami
id -ri 1*11 1 »halli huid id !• im '«a- a t w l l l f hi 4»! Ih»* «I air
N - r \ Of k ,
rMitlmi «1 Us«r|u S j
that thr *ahl <tr1 It* «arimi1•<n
frre«lftiit is mer i i p n l y nho yrar* rtf a|r;
1to• »it U»
So uf
and that ihrer 1 * *10 pmiPii Iw Ih# »tato of
COristituhlian of ihr »lato florida, thr »rrslrr of a auhpoma upon
[ t»? 111*■ «jipimil muti *d • fulfil «-finir! hi ml th** d r f r m l m t :
fs id 1hr •lai# rndilia
T h r r r f i i f r , > .»u. J W I l a r p r r a rr hrrwhy
*y Ihr Ir (Hllturr* of ihr o r d r m ! t « *ppcar to I h r bill of^ c om plain!.
lo ibi» ratír»" no Munday* t h # i t h day 0 1 f
Tt h
i i Ih**
li» «» me
n*t
t*«» foi
«une
i u ( amendment
« nown hit m I»o
*» oHrrtlon
n iiuti S
« II.
IJ l»l
I JD I.
1 t h o minio bring a
S fiita
r p t r nfnhif
i h r r . A*
' i n *lkl.
*
IS e t Aritela I V * «• ika r o n , l l | u t l o n »I O » — * Hay
l l . f'o...»
C..UM.' (
•ta t# of H o r ld a I« h r f r h y acr##d t o ami »hall,
j t ti f u r t ^ r ord«rrd that
_________
Ud>_______
'Motif*___
be
tu ih«* H a d ora n | th #
a_ t u. [h_mi
. !t!le
_ «if a_
i pub|lah*<l In tha Hanford H e rald. « n#wal
I
i
.
i
_
_
t
l_
d
.
_
|
B.
t
.
»
»
k
i
u
VI
m
for BiinpUon ó r \ ia j c c ti u nn at t h r nf tcr il t Fonerai
t r n r r a l 4 p' , i „ f __
puhliriiad io R#minol! rouhly, Ftor*.
r U r t l o h h r r r a f t r r ; t h a t I« lo - a y , t h a t Sec Ida. o n e r a w w k for flve to n a e v u llv a s e a k a .
tion in nf A r t i r l f IV «hall !»• a m a n d r d to
Mitt,«.«, K, A, . llvufla»!, r l»rlr nf tha »aid •
as to read
a- foliow-f
,
.
C ourt, a n d l k , ) « l thrr!Ol thi* S1yl day of
Seri Ion Ifi
Tlie toivarnor «ball appoint, r „ i- . a . 1). 1911all r o n -n )i,,in n rd o (Iir,r, ol th» » la te militia, r 7'
j;, \ t D O tlO t.A B S ,
'
indudlti*
an~ ~
a di lpui t a n l ivnrral for t h e »tat!, ( V r k ( T r e u il Court, Rateinola Co., Florida.
«U h rank «f brir ic a d lr r [»neral, « b o »hall be
100-T uea-St*
____
____ T b e dull»» a n d 'e o t p p a n t a lJ o n
rh ir f ____
ol »taff
nf all offtren »a a p p o in t» ! ,h»U ),« aa fijrd
by taw . T h e fe rm a of offle* of all r o w m l i ■toned nfflrer» of th e n r f t o ir e d m ilitia »hall
be ro n lin u o u a d u r i a e the pU a e u re «if the
tio vernor. » u h j e r t to »urh la « » a a m a y be
m a r l e d by t h e le [ i ,l a tu r e p r oviding for [heir
retirem ent for a r e or other eauttw.
A j o i n t lleeulttlian
* I'ropoeinr an a m e n d m e n t to S e c tion t ol
Artirle V of tho r o n ittlu tin n , re la tin g to tbe
Dcauiily y o u r C"tnp!c»ion. l»et
j u d lr ta r y i
lie ' it revolved by the leglalalure ol the rid «( tboac (rtcklca. Ybu can
«late of F lo r id a f
,
Invent 50c-In a jar,of WjLe
T h a t t h e following a m e n d m e n t t o Rertlon
t nf Arltvle V of the rn m ti t u U o n la hereby SDN'S FRECKI.F. CUF.AM
»«reed
• V r» d ttoo and «hall be
b , propiovd
I
a n d aub- and they'll dlu p p ca r. Severe
nf tha i t a l o for a p taaca may require t«o Jar*—
ir.itlrd to tht,(*
e ev 'Vf r tl o rni of
proval nr r r A
tha l)»xt
n»»t ■»■
a a n r i a t ciara cr ttio
lo n aatt lha
tino hrraa ftcrr . - t h a t la to aay,*aald arction i ■tu more. W c poaitivtly p u n
of »aid artlrlai »hall be »m andad vo a« t o read ante« thia. a nd If your com
a , folio»»:
^ ( u tla a I. T h r judicial p a a r r of i k e aiata plexion ian't fully reatorrdto.
abati ba Vaalad i n a auprama r o u r l , circuit IU natural beauty, « e -a ire e la refund your
And In additioB. *
court», c o s r t «f record of Hacam bla c o u n ty , money withiml argument.
crim inal court»,
county courta,
r o u n ty vytl.RON'S FHFXKt.F. CRF.AM ia a fine, fra.........
*
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-»
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Judaea and Juatir»» o l tho p o a r r a n d aurh [rant toilet cream. ItoeanH cSnvc
hairtoto( (t taarw .
othvr ro u rta or rommiaalona aa th o loaiala- atul
( b ^ a 'poaitlrrly
rem ove
and
TAN ar
tu rc m ay from l i m a t o timo o r d a i n a n d ra- FKF.CKt.LS. Try It at our riak. Price 50o->
JOotabllab. T h o l»(l»latttr» m ay p r e o rr ib a tha tent by matt If dealt,.!. M am moth j a r » >>.00.
rom pon*ation ot th o Juatlaca a n d J u d fc a af W it S D N 'S F A IR SKIN S O A P Me, W lbon
tho noverai r o u r t a , b u t nn court h o r r t o f o r r rreckl* C r e a m Co., C ba tka tun, 5 . C., maker a,
HtabtJ*hr«l u n d e r t h e - r o n i t i t u t l o n a n d lava For aaiv by
ol Florida »halt ho hraa)iy aboflahed.
SCEMINOLE f h a u m a c y
T b c votaa caat fa yom plianc« w ith »aid
propovrd arnondm onta, and
_
t h o can v ftu ,.
d r r f a r a tia n a a n d return» Ihcrooi,
thcrool, ahail hi
ba
ouhjcrt t o t h o name refutation» a n d r ra trir
t i a m an are pro v id ed by law fo r (»Barai
r h r t l m u In t h e . » t a t e of Florida
tn i m i m o n y « hereof. I have h e r e u n t o eat
my hand and atn>ed th#’ i r » at ecal of the
• tale uf florid», at T a 'l a h a o e e , t h e capital,
title the tw e n ty -filth day at Ju ly , A. I*. I $ t t
(Real)
II. CLAY C R A W F O R D .
Rarralary of Rial»,
Takes Off Freckles,
Removes Tan.
h e l p l e s s d e a d heh lu d.
escn|M*.
e it h l (AS). Fifty-nine ( Í 9 ) . lU aty-tbrea (63).
S i l t y - t w o (S3), s i i tUH
y - f o a r (64) and tho^
anuth fh -a l”f of* Lot *•------f l U t y *-----««Of. and L o i n '
T h i r t y - t w o A, and T a n A. ae per plat of
(« l o r y D e l ta , reeordad In t h o publie record»
of o r a n t e county , of w h ic h t h e c o u n ty of
Seminole waa-fortserly a p a r t .
O K O R u E N. R I O B V .
Special b latter.
A uf. 4. 1-914.
tOO-Tnee-Str
kd
‘Uikf*
Mnnfiw«
1
1 lu i fin («»II») * m g «iTirnd m»nl In lH*cl!oii IVI mi r ot , ! betiT« r»«i « Io u gK *
■ i%«f Im p t
hi hrt'in Iit* % t
fect
\o
t
h
e
Un*
of
thn
M
fllonvillè
T
r
n
r
i,
S u v6># r i A f i i r lr f , | | h t »Al, of t h e rnnMllu*
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n il,|,n l
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Io «int ih ll! I»* *uí>m(ttfi| ft» I h r r l r f i H n nf *»« »rrr-* an«l « ffti*tl«|i,
propcRy
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IDÍI, li'r r Aliftretii*h uf rrjectiun
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l h « proporty of *
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ruum > i>Ff«fOf nf i a i p - anti cnunty. t* i
cult- Aell. Il» till* fellow culliti imwT uf
rull, .Srmlfmlf» C'oooty» F lo r id a , l a ( 'h a n mStr* ter, who !*VìsalI ht* r|«»rti*if fur l W*i
corf Hllllwf
until
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TO HE CO N TIN U ED
the y r» r A.
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C ila t ia n
I h r f .h»ll
.t»rl!«i in, > t r i m o l t o u r »*»!»■ 1 J \( » „ p , , ; Drfvndsnt
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IfartMrf, r»r«* It. J. I l r a t y , Ö - a r g o ,
t » ■ Thr
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oft* "hall
*h« Il
Ii,** pr»-*r f U«#»! i1! I*w.*
The Infiala
York'
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ltd . *filfffrom tk
i h r» *afTLtlairil of Mrs.
4*«*"'i*
•I
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M « p p r u f l n ç Ifora
I low ••"Uhl tin* candle have vnii^Jn-d d e u c e t h a t I «vos a l o n e , u n o b s e r v e d . .
cutii{d«*l»Mt ? There was but «in* W h o e v e r th ose n s t a s s l n s m i g h t be.
,v „ v
U (il 96-Tue»-Me
(t|
m.
I........... aware* of W presence.
I* fluur level. Only n» I lay lint and felt ), „■ tviiuui»l the candle, had stolen
T eautlousljr across from «vali tu wall through the pilch durki.e»» »lleiitly
eould j determine ««tint led Im*Iuw. AH und a» swiftly «llsnp|H*nr«»l I »»•
-'■was black ns a well, us n«ds«*lo»» us » |,„ k,.i| in, , r i|>t«*«t nnd not ulunel
grave, yet there «vn» a ladder exactly
1 cuiifes* for Uli Instu ut I was panic
I Siting tbe «paco spiked solidly Into the
stricken,
shrinking
_____ back from tbe hor
flooring. My groping fingerò euuM
iltiek u n k n o w n w hb li «’ » r
o
r
o
f
t
il
e
I
reach two of the rung», and they fell
I c o u l d *«»•
," ' “ r
B «otind and strong. With face outwurd t c h ' p e d nn*
P itie d to f«*el a ghust
I trtwted myself to tlu*A support and nothing >•'<
i„.hind that lm
*Ww t l » 4 - » » i j i » » i r .
i ! ■•
1 1)• f ,M 4* W ! **
ghtislly
I!♦*r kiu**'
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lo et I- -«I go il
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Im r tlis.
M y e y e » «vere i m t d e c e lv t » !
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until
tin*
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Il e r e w u s a s«*coiul «vbotl sup|)orU*«l
Ilirm i scori lu*I my: tliigtJT«. »lurlmr p n s s i i g e . n n l r t ' s ' k e d s o f i i r I c o i i l d p e r
Then
the
In, utiuut III hew litici nielli
iN-lve. b i l l b i a c k u s p i t c h
I lic ld t h è
durkneie« »hut me; In.
f ln tu ltig s p l l n t e r u l o f t . i i i n l o u s l y s c u n
1 erum*ln»l b.-u k tu I bn wall, pistol nt hit t h è fe«« f«»*l tip i» r<; v e a Irei, luit
In hauti, nnd R *«*emetl it» though tlu* n a ' l t HpHtt«r«»l u u t . t h è rt»l n s h d r o p
t,l,H,d tu my «’len» had tamed to Ire. p l n g t u t h è floor. I f e lt r c i i M v r e l c o u tl
• h a f t » o f a l a d d e r p r o t r u d e a b o v e tin*
{
R ecogn ijed
Ad de<
My
«»
1 ■ ti l ■
«« lin t I 1101*1 • 1 ' " “ I 1
p«««, ">s s o m e
To
1*11 Ik!w•iv
l i m e til bl* |ol>
W
Noflré . f AppUralfftn for T u D e e d Cader
Hrcllon 571 u d (73 G r a n i i S n u i r i of
Florida *
*
Noil to 1» h e r e b y » U rn t h a t W- J . Wo« .
hory, p u r c h a se r of Tax C ertificat* No. tit,
d a te d lb»*4(h d a y of July, A. I>. 1904. ha*
Mod laid r s n l f l r i u in my tifllr*, a n d f i t
modo a p p lic ation lor t a i d«od t o Im u O la
accordance with law. (laid c o n i a t a l o ero*
h i n « Ihr lotlowing i l m r l b r d p r o p e r t y »IIu a te d In Sem inole county, F lo r id a , to oil;
l.-il 114. L o n iw o o d . The ioi<l laruf. h rln f
i » « i r d at the d a to ol the i t i u a n c * ot lurk
rortlArolo In tbo n m f ol F. V. P a iló n .
U t i l i » la i d cortlA talc ■hol] ho redeemed
accordine t o low, ta» -toed »III l a m e Ihereon
on tho 21th d a y al Auguat, .A. D . 1914.
Wit n e u my ofTIrlol «(«nature n n d oent thli
the 20tb d a y of Ju ly . A, D. 1914.
F. A. O o l i t i LARS.
/ T r e k Circuit Court, Seminóte C o „ Fla.
I n f w ba r via Jo* C a m e ro n a n d l - i r i r k O.
C a m e r o n a ra rom t-U ln ante a n d J a n » RJaemon a a d O a o tja N. HaU s r s de fehdanta,
I ahalt o ffer for sale, a n d aell t o t h e bl( haat
bidder fo r eaah, before t h o door ot tbo
e o a r r h o u a a la aald Sa m ín a lo coa n l r , FtorIda. In t b o r i t y of Hanford, on Monday, tb o
Ttb d o y of Roptambar. A. D. IM 4
tb o
«amo b a l a s o letal asían d a y , a n d w h h l a
tk*.
. » nu^
t b n proporty dea:rr(b*d l a I b « flnsl doaran a * foUown, a lln a ta d
In t h e c o u n t y of Reminolo a n d tbo t u t e of
Florida. t » - « d tl
aT h l r î i ; t hf*»’_L53>* T b lr t y - f o a r (34).
T h lrty -flro (4 jt
T irtrty-ol* - f * n . T b lr t y “ *»» ^ * T ) . T blrty-aj^ bt (38), T h lrty -n ln a
„ .
NOTICE O F HALB
In C ourt a f t h è Counir J a d g e , S e m in a la
N o tice la heraby f i e r a t b a t under a n d b y
C ounir, S i a lo of Florido
tn re F i l a t o ot
m a d e op the tOtb d a r e f Ju n a , 1914
J. 8 , Muore
T o all C re d ito ri, l e g a t e c i, D litr ib u te o o and b» t b e H o n o ra b le Jamao W. Terkina, J u d t o
af
t
h
e U r e u l t Court, S e e c n t h Judicial Cir'all l ' r n o n i h a v in g Clmlmo or D e m a n d i
vorlda. tn c h a a r o r y aita yalaat t a l d F i l a t e :
Voli, and .eacb of you aro hereby notlfleJ t ln f , j a » b a t certain t a uan tb o rein pendine,
ulr
a n d retiulred
t o prcoent ony claTroe a n d de wherein VA, J , T k lfp o n la c o m p H in a n t,
manda w hlrh y o u „ or dltber of you. m i y and J a y A. Elnttein la d e f e n d a n t. I «hall
hoce a(ain«t tho r í t a l o ot J, S. M u r e , do offer for aalo and eell to t b e h l|b o o t bidder
5 “ h, before tbe door ot t b o court house
r e n e d . l i l a of Seminóle C n u n t y , Florido,
tri* of
of ueatd
S a n f o r d . Reminolo c o u n t y . Florida, on
,,
... .
„.i,,.
____ ,, ____ u n d e r t l f n N l i d tn l n l i t r a t r i a
td
o l i v e h u e tl . w t t h
a s m a l l m u s t a c h e t i t a t e , w ithin tw tír/j
S e p te m b e r. 1914.
^ y * H i fromn t b o - d a u r^ M Ja ib
. . . y *—
Ihn «TS», b------w
e it i i a t ___
e f a l —^ealee
day. -1e n d d u r i ^ dkjff“
~
wnxod.at the ends. Ills black, spar h rtr o f .
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ne
I
k
o
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leaai
li
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9
„el.
át _ -p ro p e rty
- -• D i l r d J u l y 2.V(t. A. IV. 19H :
a fcdï r , e
d
r
a
r
r
i
b
t
d
tn
tba
fìnti
defr»©
n
foilo vi, lo«
kllng eye»—attracted me flrat, a n d k
‘ H U T i l E. A tO O U F ,
Vili • * *“ *
9S-Ta»»-9tc
A d m ln l.lritfli.
then his long, shapely hands. These
Lola T w e n ty -fo u r (34), T w o n t r - I v « ( H L
grasped a atu-et of paper, and 1 no
and F o r t y - M v a n (IT), of t h e Florida L and ■ ’
C o lo o iia U o a Company'a C e le r y P l a n ts tl o o ,
ticed others. Including several unopen In i 'n n r i nf Ifcn O n n t y Ja d « V Nrmlnnl» •Itu
a te d In Remlnofe ’ c o u n t y , Florida, ae
' « « I f , Nisi* of Florid».
ed enVelopos, lying before bliu on the In •rn
per
p l a t t h e r e o f duly r e c o r d e d In tbo p u b
F . t s t n of
ic
r
e
co rd ! of O rante c o u n t y , of which t h e ’
table. ’ He laughed a bit unpleasantly, W . II. tln d f r w o o d
wba fo r m e r ly a pa rt.
rn llio f» , D ( i t » r « , D i i tr l b u l r « » and r o u n t y of Raminola
a row of white teeth visible beneath Tositnil TCaraan*
aC U ItC F . N . itlU llY .
b a v i n s claim* o r Dam asd*
A tit- 4. 1 9 .4
S p e t ta i M a tta r.
tbe dark muntnebe.
a»aln»t a s i d F a t a t a i
a n d nacb ol yo», a m H»r*by nnTTFid
100-T u e « - Etc
"It’« Just dr t t h o u g h t , Herman." s n You,
d r t a a i u d . i o ' p r v a v n t any clalraa a n d d»he said genially. "The fellow ia a ifflnoa w blrh y o u or *|th*r of y o u may
a r n a r a l n t t t h d m ta l * of W. If. tfndrrN O T H '* O F HALE
mere adventurer. There will be no ono bwood
d r r t t H i l , l a t a ol Samlnolo C ounty,
N otice t* hereby (W en t h a t under n a d
Florida, t o t h e u n d r r j i f n r d a d m l n l . t r a t r u by v i r tu e of a Anal decree of forretoeura
t o take bis disappearance seriously."
M t s t a , w ithin--two ya ara from th* ■nd amle m a d e on Ike 2 0 lh d i y of J u n e ,
"Hut «ome ouaiitiowa tlATouio here.'* dola t a«aidbarrol.
A. D . 1914, by the H o n o r a b l e J i m u f f .
D a ted. J u l r _ ! U b » . A . J L »914.
“Ouly t)ie two why sent him, and
I'erbinr, J u d e e nf the C i r c u i t C ourt, RevMir;
4»nA
L
.
.
.JJPEHWOOt),
enth J u d i c i a l Cltruit. S e m in o le C o u n ty ,
they'll never dare IflTTiind tho w«uuau.
O C T u r . 9t •
*
A d m ln le tr a tr is ?
Florida, In chancery, in t h n t certain cauea
Bbe la Safe enough. Nigger Pete
therein p e n d l n c wherein, W. J . Hill, trustee
W, C . Hill, It r o n r a l a ln a n t , and J o h n
drove them out here, and wo can close N.„ f,
A^ ,,r .i u . f . r t . « D».d tt.drr lor
W. T i p t o n , husband ol A m a n d a L. T ip t o n ,
Medien I ef « h e r i d 41«», L a w s a f Flor i n d alt u n k n o w n heirn, de visees, I*[ t i e r s
hla mouth easily enough. It's been
, *
■ml (rir a n t e e * ol A m t n d a L. T ip to n , deeasy. Herman, anti now with' these 1 ida
N ntlre le h e r e b y f le e n Ihel D. D. Daniel, resse.1,, a r e defendants, 1 sha ll otter for sale
I'ureherrr
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i
(
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)
i
l
l
l
l
r
i
l
r
N o. 31*2, tn d
two settled tt leaves me n cl«*nr Held."
It t o the hl[hest b i d d e r tor ra sh , beV :! „ d/ y . 0t
A J h
, , , i* t “ I fare t h . d o u r ot the ( m i r i baUM. U S a T
" M a y lie » o - y e s
H i l t v a t y o u t h i n k J r ’;*» ±
file,I Stid r e r t l f lr s ie In my ofltrv. a n d has
Reminole r o sn ty . F lorida, on Monday,
R
,
I s ) 4 , h< „ ¿ J
It a ll mean? '1 «vnultl k t m w h o w i*et made a p p lic atio n for l a i deed t o tasue in , b, 7(h rf, y
s r r u r d a n r e n j t h law
Held eertlffeal» em- b«¡n * a | r ( s l sales day, a n d w ithin th e lee a I
v n » «ley cotn«v"
rPf0
In
ro u n ty . FTorldt, to« final de c re e a* fallows, s itu a te li in th* rn u n
The youtfgcr mail shuttled the pn«II: l.ot V, n i o r k R. Aulir»*- pion of Uvlrdo. ty al Rem inole and th e o t a t e a t Florida,
pero rostlessly, tils eyes on the face of Tho -aid la n d boina » » » t u r d at t h « d a t# nf .tb-wit:
t h e iaa uarro of - u r b rvrtlfirate In t h « nam e
the other..
i
T h e w est one-hall of a ten acre t r a c t
U nknow n. Uni««« «aid Y * r tl0 r a ta -hall ot land, deecrlbed as follow*, b e c l n n t n t a t
"I confess 'there are some details of
\>r r r d r r ir . t d
a r r o r d i n f to law, , t a i dr«4 a sta k e a t a n d l n f on the n o r t h sidit of F lr a t
missing. Herman,",, bo aald_ slowly, will U«ua I h r r r o n on th« 31«t d a y of Alt' street r e e d , seW, -stehe h e l n | loratet) Vi
fu«t. a . n . m i /
rhalns anil 97 links west of t h o oast line of
"but. In the. main. It Is clear enough.
Wit nr«« my official «lena tu fe a n d «eil Inlerseetinn nt llolly* a venti* s e d
1 t a k e I t - t i l t s m a n N e a l e Is a r a s c a l , t'TMf i h r ï l t h d a y of July, A, "fV, I t i l i ,
«(reel of t h e town of Hanford, a n d t h ir t y
••rati
K A. IMHU. UAHS.
leet n o r t h of central line of sa id F i r s t s tr e e t,
l i e ««cut n o r t h - t o D u d t h e h e i r , d i s
Clerk C lr r y it ( ouM, S#m!rud«Co.. Fla.
and n i n n i n e thence west a lo n e the n o r t h
fly J, C. llobrrt*. Il, Ç . - tide, .of F ir st it met, m n t e n chaina to a
c o « cr**d t h a t h e «vn» «*lllii*r « te n d o r
»9 -M 'T u rA
, •(she. t h e n c e north l n - h a lo * to a s t a k e ,
hn«l «!l»npi**(«re«l. r a n I n t o non»* **'n uip
thence e a s t ten rhaUe t
a stake, thenc e
o f (In* » n i n e k ld n e y r a * h i m s e l f a n d
•noth t e n cheini to p r i n t of befinnine»
n o t h K o r i:i.»:t t f u s
c
o
n
ts
ln
lo
,
fise
seres
ot
la
n
d
.
b e t w e e n I belli, t h d e n n l m - i l t o c o p tin*
W h f i r a i ihr t r f i-lat ur*> of
umirf
O E O R O E N. r m i H Y ,
ihr
ron»!
It
ut
Jon
of
1
If
1
»
ft,
of
thr
-t
air
of
c o in
T h a t '» uiy guesH
T h e n they
Special Master.
Florida, did pa»« thrr* joint ff-olutlo ni pro
August 4. |9tl.
•
p ic k e d tip t il l s p e n n i l e s s s o l d i e r , w h o .
[*«»• i?vu a mr nri turivi w i » thr run* t liuti on of
inn Tuee-Xte
."
I
hr
»5
air
of
Ft
nr
id«,
and
ihr
••ini'
*cfp
t i « tile lin y
re so lu b le * th e m is s in g
aifrrril tu h> a Voir uf thfs-«- fifth«
«H th#
n o r t ( t: o r m h k i i i f f ' n h a l f
s o l i a t d t , a n d » f i l l III in d o w n b o r e t o mtili brf« f Inrtrd It* rath h<iU»r; that ttiff
Under a n d by virtue Of a n execution (aVot«f un « « id Julnl frsolutinn* w#r# cnlrfnl
p l a y tin* p a r t . "
1Vr Jr>Urn»la. talth Ih# •oc-l out af the Circuit C o u r t for the Hevu port
* - \ . l t m a y b e •*<*
t i n t vnt n l s u i j t h e >*fA and rsajr» t hrrruit, -arid ‘ fl» y did drier r « 1 h J u d i c ia l ('Irruit df Florida. In and for
mi hr «ml <lir#«*i Inal tlhr taint j|i[lint f r Solti* Mraner county toi » M d , . Marninole r o u n ty
girl bey
l»r ■ultmillnl t*> (hr rlefi *»r • of ihr was f o r m e r l y à’ part), in a cau«s therein
wherein Armour -Fertiilter Works,
* S no* one 11le v plcki'tl off th e s t r e o l »
'tale • r Ihr gr urial e1***Hiitl m N u yFiabtf , pendine,
a c o rp o ra tio n la »>taIntlfl. a n d W, A. F itte ,
191 «
H e * t o l d t o d o It In t i l l s l e t t e r
They
w, ih^frfnrr, 1. Il
1 U y f r « « ford. Jr , is d e f e n d a n t, I heve levied upon a n d
( h o n g l i l It lie st | o p m « c t l i e l r i n it n ilttir1a r y ■il «tato nd 4hi «hai# ul Flo rid a , dts will -ell a t public outcry a t t h e front door
of the c o u r t h o u r, in S a n t ó n ! , Florida, o n
l
v«*
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a
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r l e d n s ) so b a d l e p r « “ uri* a w o m a n
the first M on,lay In S e p te m b e r, A. II. 1914.
1» r nr r al 1,1»* !l«n
e !l I( .# !’♦
held
. , r h ...u
n i) initi Mori,
)• on
said m onth d u rin e
Florida
op 11 beine «•»# r<*' *)>F
\ \e « « o u t tin«e mi) Ir'nnlile ««lilt lu,*r
1it ino . »-«r-'h
1•»uni)
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I n. it - t » , . . II,., the » first M
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, h'’ l a t a 1 ho u rs el rile, to t h e hlfheat and
*-\jt you do I** la* »lit«*?''
in November, « l> I M I . I t e «al.t '1 (O',lav
b o ld er (or c»*h. all t h e Vient. a u *
| irn bei l «>*»* In N r w n r l e a n * w)|ti
fe w d oll. i l *
* a r e l t* * s l )
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h t i o « « * iib.dlt Ilo- ttfTntr Olii l liurt 11»
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T l i c r e lire p le n ty
it
LEGAL ADVERTISING
W ild reckluasnei«, a desire to
n w n y f r o m th o s e g r e i v s o m u »n r*
r o u n d i n g s , o v e r c a m e a ll c u u t lo n . B w l f t -
i,,r,ennl.'"cI.m,c7h"o'’u nm lli m il W , I...' *l»n. . '" J 1» 1» M * l,,,U
nervously gripping Ute |>lstol butt- . MWfMl
,t,0 beat ol sveryiKisi, ws
TIhti 1 emu© t© this iliHir* sim ilar to tn©
(ccommtoJ to utes>ol iak
other, nltliougtt no groping about would
reveal the catch or enable mo to force
It open. ,
Again 1 struck a match, guarding the
Infant liaine with Itotli hands against
ComblncJ Oßice
a slight draft which thredtened Its ex
tinction. I caught-a glimpse of a
and I'ountatn Pen
shadow on the Wall and made one
swift, automatic effort ttt leap nslde.
Carter s *
Pencraft
Ink _
dropping th e fatal m atch. T ho movemember of ihe Cat»«’» In* family,
turnt w as too late. S om ething dt*- p ro t,»|t Ink > tuet a Uoe and drift a pt black.
•Tended craslllng ypon m y hood. Olid 1 I, i, eapedally brilliant, amooth and pirmanrot.
■ ■ *"Into
- unconsciousness. , -------------I
Come m and Iri
idtclu»!* forward
----u, abow .you tbe now Carter ink
It must be I lay there- practically f bdiU wkh lU ■»« 6ow-««grelU..
dead for sou»i time. J had no knowletlge of being approach««! or Jiandlrel.
and yet every pocket was rifled, tho
pistol-Jerked from my hntid nitd my
i, Sanford, Florida
root rlpt*ed from my body. Like «o
much carrion the fellows hnd flung me
hark ognlnst the wajl so ns to m«kff ^ _ _
rpont for jh# swlpgtiig o|ym oT the '
k
Herald Printing Co,
(fVJi
H enry
M cLaulin
JEWELER
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n o t ic k
o r H A LF
Notice la h e r e b y (Ivan th a t u m le r a n d by
v irtu e of a final decree Ot f u re rto a u ra a n d
amia mad« on . t h a 2 0th d a y of J u n e , A. D.
1914, b y tba 11,inoratale Jamo* W. lVrkln»,
J u d ( a of t h e C ircuit Court, S e v e n t h J u d í
ela! C ircuit, Seminole c ounty, F t o r l d a , la
chancery. In ,lh * t certain t au a a t h e r e i n ’ paad-
MY SPLClALTlEN
ITckard's Hand Palniyd Ctiiiw
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Gorham's Sterling Stiver
Rogers' Plated Ware
' Elgin nnd Waltham Welches
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED
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THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE EIGH
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD
SPECIAL LOT NO. 2 1
SPECIAL LOT NO. 1
MEN’S OXFORDS
LADIES’ OXFORDS
^Regal, ■JKneeland,
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Stetson
tmd Stacy-Adams. Regu- |
Patrician and Drew Shoes
for women regular value
I N S A N F O R D — Life !• WQ,th twin*
SANFORD, FLORIDA. RFIDAY, AUGUST 21. 1914
VULl’MU
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rid Awaits Tidings of a Great
lar value $4 to $(>, going at 1 I
$3.50 to $4.00, going at
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creiti Club REtponding Nobly
to F lm m ^ N r'
on all shoes to a figure that
move Item.
Straw H a ts ami:HenV6yBngu-r. Gome in early before the stock is
i ’is a boni-fide sale. All goods marked in plain figures and nothing
n o r n l I nis No. 1. 2. 3. 4 and 5 as advertised. "
Endicott Johnson’s Work Shoes
For Men
Regal Shoes For Men
Regal -King Calf O x f o r d s ,
English Last, $5.00 value now
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Brown's Stone Blucher, $3.50 (¡j() 7
value now Brown’s Stone Bluchcr, $3.00
value now Men's Blue Stone Blucher, $3.00
value how - - ■
- - Men’s Green Stone Blucher,
$3.00 value n o w .......................
Men’s Black Deerskin Blucher
$2.50 value now - - - - *
Men's Chomoise Skin, $1.7;>
value n o w ...................................
Regal Russian Oxfords, English
Last, $5.00 value now - - Regal Glazed Kangaroo Blucher
Oxford, $5.00 value now - /Regal Patent ‘Leather Blucher
Oxfords, $5.00 value now - Regal Black Calf Blubber Ox
fords, $4.50 value how - - Tan Blucher Oxfords, $ 4 . 5 0
value now - - »- - - • - ■
Russian Button Oxford, $*1.50
value n o w ..................................
Black Kid B u t t o n , $ 4 . 5 0
value n o w ............................ Black Calf Blucher Oxford, $4.00
value now - - - - - - -
Boys Gun Metal Patent Bluch(»r
Oxford, $3.00 value now - Boys Gun Metal Patent Blucher
Oxford, $2.50 value now - *
Misses Patent Button Oxfords.
$3.00 value n o w ....................... #
Misses-Baby Doll Pumps, $3.00
value n o w .................................. 9
Misses Gun Metal Baby Doll
Fumps, $2.50 value now - Misses Patent Leather Baby
Doll Last, $2.50 value now Misses Patent Button Oxfords.
$2.25 value n o w .......................
Misses Patent Baby Doll Last.
$2.25 valuo now - - - - Misses Patent Button Oxfords,
$2.00 value now . J
Paten( Baby Doll Last, $1*50
value now - - - - - • *
Patent. Baby Doll Last, $1*2.)
value n o w .............................
Patent Leather Ankle Stra;», $1*2*>
value n o w ....................... - “
Patent Leather Ankle Strap, $l oo
value now - - - - " '
Tango Patent Pumps for Little
Tots, $1.50 value now - 1 - -
Tan Blucher Oxfords, $ 4 . 0 0
value now - - - - _
Patent Leather Blucher Oxfords,
$*1.00 value n o w .......................
Regal I a n , Rubber Sole,^ $*1.50
value nbw -
Stacy Adams Shoes For 1
Patent Kid Button Oxfords, $6.50 (
value now - .............................*
Patent Kid Blucher Oxfords,
$5.50 v a lu e 'n o w .......................
Tan, English Last, O x f o r d s ,
$0.00 value now - - - - Black Kid B u t t o n , $G. ÖÖ .
valuo n o w ..................................
Blucher Kid Oxford; $ 6 . 0 0
value how - - '.......................
Blucher Kid Oxfords, Straight
Last, $6.00 value now Blucher Kid Oxfords, Farm Foot
Last for heavy men, $6.00 now
Value now
White Canvas Bluchers, Rubber
, Sole, $1.75 value now •
White Poplin, Low Heejp, $2.00
1
value now - - - - r
A
White Shoes For Children
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White Canvas Baby Doll Last, (P I
’ $2.00 value now - - - - - «P-1
White Canvas Rubber Soles, $1\25
i
value now - ....................... .....
White Canvas Strap Pumps, $1.25
i
value now - - - ■' ■ ' *
White Canvas Ankle Strap, 75c
. value n o w ..................................
SPECIAL LOT NO. 3
LADIES’ OXFOttDS . " Patrician and !)rew Shoes for W o^en
Regular values $2.50 to $4.00. ' Going ai
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Regal W hite Buck Bals, $4.50
' value now «?- - - . *
Outings, White Buck, Rubber
. Sole, $4.50 value now
LOT
NO.
SPECIAL LOT N O . 5
4
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Buster Brown Shoes for Boys and Girls
Regular values $1.50 to $3.00¿
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Beacons I'an, English Last,’Rub- ^
.' her Sole, $4.00 value now - Beacons Tan, English I^ast $4.00
value How
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Black Vici Kid Bluchers, $3.50
\
: value now ..................... “ ' •
Gun Metal Button O x f o r d s
$3.50 value' now - - Patent Leather Button Oxfords,
~ $3.50 .valye
now - - ■
Qun Metal v Blucher Oxforts,
$3.50 value now
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Men’s W hite Canvas, Rubber
Sole, $2.00 value now - - Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher
Oxfords, $2.50 value now - —
Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher
Oxford, $2.00 value now - Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher Ox
fords, $1.50 value now - -
SPECIAL
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Beacon Shoes For Men
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M EN’S OXFORDS
uy well known makes.
A A
to S3.50 values.
Price 9 8 c
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RcguKir
Going at
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Commute« on Finance apU nt .tho la*t meeting by PrcsL«ke and composed of A. K.
,, Geo. G. Herring a n d .F . P.
¡»„working over time on the
r o f collecting dues for the year
re meeting w ith aurces*. The
.itffff-ebigter-thttt In view o L ih a
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The Germans Continue Their Advance
on the Capital
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colonies in view oLJapansattldudc.
GumbimretTpa tow n"»wenty mttnr | n the State for general farming,
from the Russian frontier, has been.-tracking and fruit growing. Among
Charter for a half- million-dollsr
occupied by the Ruffians, who ac- the leading own era of Hand within
company, Chase A Co., of this rity ,
cording to Russian official ndvicea tho district are T he Dills Ewing Si
was received this week from Tnlla;
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quickly and paying the yeara dues hassce, and was AM for record yes
captured twelve German field guna N ehf Co. and Florida Indian' River
it aubacrlpti.ons to the club will terday in the oltice of the clerk of the
and took many prisoners.
Laud Co., of M elbourne Gioaaoh
t be called for th ii season unless circuit court.
News of military developments |}rog. Co., of F.au Gallle; Geo. W.
m great project arises th a t will
issued by the ofllcialbureausheco Hopkins, of Hopkins, and .^evaral
Chase J e C o. hns its suite of otlices
eMsitate a larger am ount. For in Tn tho $t. Jam es building uns is en
more brief as the great m isses of the others.
t i , if 100 good live men of San- gaged in the fruit business on n whole
A large m ajority of the" land
An entire change in tl|e- plan of.
London, Eng. .AugUI.-Tho almost
u will pay their annual dues iu sale and extensive »cate, the charter
in the district have signed the peti
campaign may he brought a b o u t'b y '
[ranee the comm ittee will have providing for the firm to conduct complete absence of news from the
tion and no opposition to the forma-,
tho
finding
of * .an
opening
theatre
of
war
today
in
the
best
evi
10 to their credit which will be thy same business in which it tuts
rion of the district is a n tid p a t
dence th a t big events tire in progress, by the G erm an armies in Delgiuin
lp|e to pay oil the indebtedness
h - 'tü J engage d for some time, the head which will test (fie real caliber of the This tfas adm itted in an oljtelnl com
'the club and go far to pay current i|uarti-r* to Im* iti tht* city :1ml the
battalions engaged in a m*vt Water*1 m unication fromBrusselstodaywhich .
Eyises during the fall and winter ro in pa it y to exist far a period
saidd the Germans "haitguinedg
loo"
or 11 "New Sedan ”
,
Lbn. In the m n ttrr of subscriptions , ninety-nine year*
That tin* great German «idvance on bo^h batik* of the Meuse uud are
krs have been m any good men and
The capital stock of 150,mill ia di is being pushed with vigor and de- in contact with the allies.” _ _ _ _ _
ladies of Sanford who subscribed vided into 6,000 share* of $100 each,
|the fund last spring to the am ount there being 2,800 shares of preferred 'term ination can safely he asserted, • It ndds that the Delgians having
12000 and it will he no difllrult stock and 2,600 share* of common judging from the irttelligunce perm it done all thst-eo u ld he expected by
glter to obtain u subscription li«?\ stock. The Irlghest amount of in- ted to the oufaide world. On both holding the invaders In check for
[ a t least $1000 anytim e in the win dehtedness which may he assum ed hanks oof the Meuse the Germans fifteen days, "thelf strategy will now
are iruwditvg southward toward the he merged into the general plan of
g month*.
at any time t* placed at the.a mount entrenched French arm y waiting to the allied arifti«**.”
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LTbe booklets of Sanford and Seni of .th e capitalization. $60,000.
Mem their progress toward Sedan
Rumor* that |lru**i,l* has fallen
l e county printed several month*
The otfici-r* of the cumpanv an* I
into (¡-'m a n hands were persistently
pay« stilj in the hand* of the »••' f Cha-c. uf Ja* k*oi\vilh president.
in circulation in Paris, hut no infor
Ery and can he used to good .id
. million ' ou’.d be obtained.
haugr this season and the expense*
Hook* contributed this past month
Ithe cluti can lie eut down to very
The Belgian capital was known by \\ J. Ilill and oilier*
ha figure* It seem** lo In* the sense
o „'Oli »buri*» ermi tin*» to the norinwiirii meir certainly to he threatened hy daring
Fiction
the members that tin* liest wlfort.s
Lord Jim. by Jos«*ph Conrad
stockholders advanrr troops have reached the | German cavalry, who had„ reached
the club should 1m- confined to
the
{ o f . *t of Soignlea. thinking t he
Charlotti* Tem ple.by Mrsltowson.
m e , Lt>1« pear Malto» *..»linu»tmi
(king up the busin«—- of the nt>
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ity.
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approaches
road*
h
ad.
been
TUo
Rrute. by F. A Cummer.
W.|> between llrii»*e|* a n d Antwerp
pbeason rather than getting tm.re
liefere tin* northward rush the liarric.. led and enlrenchod. Four of Tho King of the M ountains, hy E.
»pie to come here .iml spending
Hid giu I force» are retreating on Ant the ft'iissela hospitals are filled with a b o u t.
lirge sum on' advertising There
Going Some, by Rex Reach.
werp III Hru*.*i*l» t he\ cull this :i wound- d soldier*
|tfjttany projects to l»e handled
Atlt crp apparently i* tin* tempo The M ap Higher Up. hy Henry II
b dub that .will mem. much t<> tin*
rary g-*al of the German troop» in Miller
hr, and these will be taken up «1
Ifelgiti". They are reported moving Mollit* McDonald, hy Randall
I next meeting on Kridaj t q g h t
-.lowly but steadily in the direction The Pool of Ffh mi*, hy Louis J. Vania*.
tg. 28th. .T h e elti11 member* ->r<rif the area t fortified port on the Friar Tuck, by Robert A Waaon.
ty much gratified- at the good pro
llixi-r Scheldt The German soldier* Tbe Primadonna, by Marion Cr«w
ludnir made t'\ »In Ft nance
ha •* ovclipled the town of Tlrlemont foni. •
and their ma*»es pushing in fron the T nix ton King, by (ieo. Harr. Mr*
ju-l fim*hi*d gel I it.g ihi*ni m »hupe
•frontier are lielieved to htfvy come iu C ut d icon.
will I II,- unde* •! I tiding rri.it f hi- r:it*
contact w ith_ the allies front. He- In the Hishop's Carriage, l»y Mirh
(nr the year hud been ttuule and
1ports in Brussels asserted a -battle elson.
, very other uuuvsuor in tho State* will
"*li ,| offured near Charleroi iu which The Foreigner*, hy Ralph Conner
The
Reckoning, by Louis J. Vance
be h i* .ig.Mti-* • hi* *amt* troubli*
Secret »if Lonesome Cove, hy Se* II
lin* H e p u r t ' t -.Mar of O r i u n d o m i \d.i in*
•li-iiK - t b l n k- tin* «ano* ubimi it mid
The A llied Farces Have Not
Shown Their Hand
No Real News V
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«1 at l:2il o i*li»* k • '• r«u\ m
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Hi* had bn-i . I**' tjri, hut altirmitu'
u.i ,l"' ■
It devclpi^ until \\ • ::.i**duy t
Throughout the du y Dt
^rchiafuva and Amici de
*lr utom ost energl«*» to stin
tf th4Tr patient und keeping
I - The
cardinals wi-r** notified "f >
[the pope's grave condi t i on a nd »nine '
them whir entered the *i> k r o om
[fcserihe the scene
heart r<-n<iijsg. especially when tin pontiff, rmi*
-lag himself from tim e t<> time, »poke
[Oare ho said:
L.V'In ancient tiroes the pope by a
Word might havostayed the slaughter
I hut now he*is im p otent.'’
I -Prayer« were said by thousands
rand church bells souiyded when 'the
n f a m e n t ' wai exposed upon all
like altar*.
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I When the court learned of the
Fpapes’ condition there was th r drepK«sf concern. King Vjctor Em mnnpersonally Informed Queen 11**1rna and the news was com m unlm trtd .to the the queen's mother.
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l l u f Mo t k
T liere
Ii ;in U*vti
Mime ilelu> in r|n**ifymg. itud the
list will b<* printed In next report.
ft*f«| u r in a iiirn^ (nr her KünI Linlinri
,,, i \ . -Minie o» I tic cnnng III..Wo»
considerable eost to the tax ussesr personally to *ay nothing of the
nuble and vexation.
Only t w o day* niy> Mr. H utt re
ived a let t e r ‘from the Governor in
filch he »tilled that from inform a
mi in hand it would not he possible
r him to m a ke any further rcduc„„ in t he millage. I t i s a s s u e r e d
„- additional reductfbn will c o m e off
the mdlngc imposed for peniiotjs
„I that t h e s u i t e millage will be di-
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The audience on* last Sunday eve
n t waa very large dispit»• the fact
i*t it rained up to and all during
>e service.
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n's ultunulum railing for the GerWc th an k our friends for their in
I) evacuation of Kiaochow and the terest and gilts. '
andbnmcnt '••( the rasterp. seiis by •
Sifnfortl Library Association
rirran war vessels. Holland is said
REMARKABLE ATTENDANCE AT
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BAPTIST CHURCH
r One of the most rem arkable thing*
: Uking place in Snnford this sum m er'
1» tbe large audiences attending aerjVice* a t the B aptist Church. The reF<hrd for August is equal to thnt of
‘be.winter months. T he cause of this
|l* largely from th e fact th a t tho
[church advertises its-services an d Is
pf*par*d
4ake care of the audl^>ee* In a comfortable way with elecnWe fans and Ipe water., and eourto•u* -ushers.
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[ The Pastor jlev. George Hym an.
m preaching b series of unique serr*«>ons. These are a ttrac tin g » great
y * i l of attention. T he Subject of’ the
W rm on next Sunday evening will i>e.
r*A. C. L. Dispatchers Orders.” Mr.
LDyman promises in the out set th at
RA. C. L. does not stan d for A tlantic
il
-o (H-Hti ' *|ii.if ter» tb.it te -i mi n i
1 decided imi to comply wi t h Ju
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Jacksonville. A u g ..i.-x * *•
er* in t h \ Sanford ssctlnn are planM
ning to rel.rodure a Florida celery
farm at th.* i ’anama-Pacific Inter- >
national ¿ p o s itio n .
™ e «rownr.
from ?uni/rd Intend to .how b> In
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rep llcao f their celery farms, their
I *'tern " of sub-lrrfg»tIon, the water
being f u r n i s h e d by urieslsn wells. It
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(, planned to lay out this lit» !« f»rm .
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„ r field along.id* the Florida Build- ,.ho, B by Am ertc
, in »mne convenient placeh
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H ^ n be *i*er» by ‘*»110« “t ‘ h,> F“ lr M o n S t C T Ir<
Using th.» »ystemt hegTow ersofSanWellington 1
ford re a lise d 11.'200,000.00 n rt p o - k Boull,OTrta ,o
fit per acre. from their celery crop}(
le<jn.g couqM
year The country surrounding 1 n(nj{ of t jje -war 1
Kaiford is noted *11 over the S tate. |lr|tteh battleship.
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'Hy figures obtained from the office
of Judge J F (’ Griggs, collector of
custom s, the value of merehundlae
exported from nil Florida ports du
ring the yeST ehding June JO. Inst,
wus approxim ately $42.1 i2,0i*J. T be
value of merchandise im ported du
ring tho same period was 98.980,642.
Uy comparing the exports with the
Impirls it will lie seen th a t Florida
produced (or export purpose* more
than four times what the State .util
izes in imported products.
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T he value of all exports for the
past year exceeded the value of the
exports for the preceding year hy
nearly one million dollars. The im:
port* were in excess of the previous
year's record by $ 1.301.405,
T he collection from all sources at
all port* amounted to $2.376.466^39,
or alm ost twice a* much as the total
collections made hy the collector o(
Internal* revenue.-The Florida Motroplis.
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BAPTIST SERVICES
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C orner I’ark A vs. a n d Gth St. ■,
9:39 Sunday.School.
11:00 Preaching* "T h e Tem pest of
3:30 Jr. B. Y. P. U.
6:45 Sr. B. Y. P. U. 7:45 Preaching, "T h e A. C.
D ispatchers Orders."
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Always welcome..^ • ’
George Hym an, Pastor
Card of T hanks
Since the death of our Bon-iniw and husband, Orln M artip, we
cure" to 'sincerely th an k all our
V p d s for their kindness and aaris, Ace during *hia sickness and sinco
Uf death. May God'a richest hless:
R. II. Davis
Sarah E. Davis
FLORIDA ROAU I1UILDING
A total of 2,84$. miles of roads
were built ijt Florida Iasi yeaY^ift a
coat of more than 11,000,000, accoring to an official report just mado
public. Half of the roads were s u r
faced with sand-clay, 857 miles with
marl or crushed stone'*nnd o f t hr re
m ainder 85 miles were constructed
of brick.
A num ber o( Florida counties ha vis
voted bond Issues for road construc
tion in recent months, nnd it is esti
m ated th a t the expenditure this year
for- highways will am ount lo |3,000,000 or more.
Nothing has dem onstrated more
notably the progress th a t Florida Is
making than tlw building o ^ K<»<ril
roads in the Stats. These road*..pro
paying handsome returnxonthem on#y invested in them. They would pay
a very satisfartory retu rn if nothing
If nothing hut tho inrrea»e in the val
ue of lands which Whey m ass was
taken Irttp account Me re is a case of
a 7urm owner who attem pted to «ell
'h is.fa /m for 91,800 and was .unable
to secure th a t nm ount /or it. A flrst-
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TH E SANFORD HERALD
PAGE EIGH
OFFICIAL ORGAN O F SEM IN OLE COUNTY— T H E GARDEN SPO T OF T H E WORLD
SPEC IA L LOT NO. 2
SPECIA L LOT NO. 1
M E N ’S OXFORDS
LA D IE S ’ OXFORDS
P atrician and Drew Shoes
for women
regular value
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. RFIDAY, AUGUST 21. 1914
VULl’MU
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rid Aw aits Tidings o f a Great
lar value $4 to $(>, going at 1 I
$3.50 to $4.00, going at
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COM>Mt ? EE ,S w 0 K K ,N t
creiti Club REtponding Nobly
to F lm m ^ N r'
on all shoes to a figure that
move Item.
Straw Hats am i:H enV 6yBngu-r. Gome in early before the stock is
i ’is a boni-fide sale. All goods marked in plain figures and nothing
n o r n l I nis No. 1. 2. 3. 4 and 5 as advertised.
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Endicott Johnson’s Work
For Men
Regal Shoes For Men
Regal -King Calf O x f o r d s ,
English Last, $5.00 value now
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Shoes
Brown's Stone Blucher, $3.50 (¡j() 7
value now Brown’s Stone Bluchcr, $3.00
value now Men's Blue Stone Blucher, $3.00
value how - - ■
- - Men’s Green Stone Blucher,
$3.00 value n o w .........................
Men’s Black Deerskin Blucher
$2.50 value now - - - - *
Men's Chomoise Skin, $1.7;>
value n o w .....................................
Regal Russian Oxfords, English
Last, $5.00 value now - - Regal Glazed Kangaroo Blucher
Oxford, $5.00 value now - /Regal P aten t ‘Leather Blucher
Oxfords, $5.00 value now - Regal Black Calf Blubber Ox
fords, $4.50 value how - - Tan Blucher Oxfords, $ 4 . 5 0
value now - - »- - - • - ■
Russian Button Oxford, $*1.50
value n o w .....................................
Black Calf Blucher Oxford, $4.00
value now - - - - - - -
Boys Gun M etal Patent Bluch(»r
Oxford, $3.00 value now - Boys Gun M etal P aten t Blucher
Oxford, $2.50 value now - *
Misses P aten t Button Oxfords.
$3.00 value n o w ......................... #
Misses-Baby Doll Pumps, $ 3.00
value n o w ..................................... 9
Misses Gun Metal Baby Doll
Fum ps, $2.50 value now - Misses P aten t Leather Baby
Doll L a st, $2.50 value now Misses Patent Button Oxfords.
$2.25 value n o w .........................
Misses P atent Baby Doll Last.
$2.25 valuo now - - - - Misses P aten t Button Oxfords,
$ 2.00 value now . J
Paten( Baby Doll Last, $1*50
value now - - - - - • *
Patent. Baby Doll Last, $1*2.)
value n o w ...............................
Patent Leather Ankle Stra;», $1*2*>
value n o w ......................... - “
Patent Leather Ankle Strap, $l oo
value now - - - - " '
Tango P aten t Pumps for Little
Tots, $ 1 .5 0 value now - 1- -
Tan Blucher Oxfords, $ 4 . 0 0
value now - - - - _
Patent Leather Blucher Oxfords,
$*1.00 value n o w .........................
Regal I a n , Rubber Sole,^ $*1.50
value nbw -
Stacy Adams Shoes For 1
Patent Kid Button Oxfords, $6.50 (
value now - ............................... *
Patent Kid Blucher Oxfords,
$5.50 v a l u e 'n o w .........................
Tan, English Last, O x f o r d s ,
$0.00 value now - - - - Black Kid B u t t o n , $ G. ÖÖ .
valuo n o w .....................................
Blucher Kid Oxford; $ 6 . 0 0
value how - - '.........................
Blucher Kid Oxfords, Straight
Last, $6.00 value now Blucher Kid Oxfords, Farm Foot
Last for heavy men, $6.00 now
White Shoes For Children
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9
W hite Canvas Baby Doll Last, (P I
’ $ 2.00 value now - - - - - «P -1
White Canvas Rubber Soles, $1\25
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value now - ...............................
White Canvas Strap Pumps, $1.25
i
value now - - - ■' ■ ' *
White Canvas Ankle Strap, 75c
. value n o w .....................................
S P E C IA L LOT NO. 3
LADIES’ OXFOttDS . " Patrician and !)rew Shoes for Wo^en
Regular values $2.50 to $4.00. ' Going ai
.
Regal W hite Buck Bals, $4.50
' value now «?- - - . *
Outings, W hite Buck, Rubber
. Sole, $ 4 .5 0 value now
Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher
Oxfords, $2.50 value now - —
Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher
Oxford, $2.00 value now - Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher Ox
fords, $1.50 value now - -
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S P E C IA L LOT
L OT NO. 4
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B u ster Brown Shoes for Boys and Girls
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R egular values $1.50 to $3.00¿
a
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Beacons I'a n , English L a st,’Rub- ^
.' her Sole, $4.00 value now - Beacons T an , English I^ast $4.00
value How
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Black Vici Kid Bluchers, $3.50
\
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value now
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Gun M etal Button O x f o r d s
$3.50 value' now - - Patent Leather Button Oxfords,
~ $3.50 .valye
now - - ■
Qun M etal v Blucher O xforts,
$3.50 value
now
- - '
Men’s W hite Canvas, Rubber
Sole, $ 2.00 value now - - -
SPECIAL
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DRAINING U PPER ST . JO H N S
The Germans Continue Their Advance
on the Capital
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colonies in viewoLJapansattldudc.
GumbimretTpa town"»wenty mttnr |n the State for general farming,
from the Russian frontier, has been.-tracking and fruit growing. Among
Charter for a half- million-dollsr
occupied by the Ruffians, who ac- the leading ownera of Hand within
company, Chase A Co., of this rity,
cording to Russian official ndvicea tho district are The Dills Ewing Si
was received this week from Tnlla;
quickly and paying the yeara dues hassce, and was AM for record yes
captured twelve German field guna Nehf Co. and Florida Indian' River
it aubacrlpti.ons to the club will terday in the oltice of the clerk of the
and took many prisoners.
Laud Co., of M elbourne Gioaaoh
t be called for th ii season unless circuit court.
News of military developments |}rog. Co., of F.au Gallle; Geo. W.
m great project arises that will
issued by the ofllcialbureausheco Hopkins, of Hopkins, and .^evaral
Chase J e C o. hns its suite of otlices
eMsitate a larger amount. For in Tn tho $t. Jam es building uns is en
more brief as the great m isses of the others.
t i , if 100 good live men of San- gaged in the fruit business on n whole
A large majority of the" land
An entire change in tl|e- plan o f.
London, Eng. .AugUI.-Tho almost
u will pay their annual dues iu sale and extensive »cate, the charter
in the district have signed the peti
campaign may he brought ab o u t'b y '
[ranee the committee will have providing for the firm to conduct complete absence of news from the
tion and no opposition to the forma-,
tho
finding
of * .an
opening
theatre
of
war
today
in
the
best
evi
10 to their credit which will be thy same business in which it tuts
rion of the district is antidpat
dence that big events tire in progress, by the German armies in Delgiuin
lp|e to pay oil the indebtedness
h -'tü J engage d for some time, the head which will test (fie real caliber of the This tfas admitted in an oljtelnl com
'the club and go far to pay current i|uarti-r* to Im* iti tht* city :1ml the
battalions engaged in a m*vt Water*1 munication fromBrusselstodaywhich .
Eyises during the fall and winter ro in pa it y to exist far a period
saidd the Germans "haitguinedg
loo"
or 11 "New Sedan ”
,
Lbn. In the mnttrr of subscriptions , ninety-nine year*
That tin* great German «idvance on bo^h batik* of the Meuse uud are
krs have been many good men and
The capital stock of 150,mill ia di is being pushed with vigor and de- in contact with the allies.” _ _ _ _ _
ladies of Sanford who subscribed vided into 6,000 share* of $100 each,
|the fund last spring to the amount there being 2,800 shares of preferred 'termination can safely he asserted, • It ndds that the Delgians having
12000 and it will he no difllrult stock and 2,600 share* of common judging from the irttelligunce permit done all thst-eould he expected by
glter to obtain u subscription li«?\ stock. The Irlghest amount of in- ted to the oufaide world. On both holding the invaders In check for
[ a t least $1000 anytime in the win dehtedness which may he assumed hanks oof the Meuse the Germans fifteen days, "th elf strategy will now
are iruwditvg southward toward the he merged into the general plan of
g month*.
at any time t* placed at the.a mount entrenched French army waiting to the allied arifti«**.”
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LTbe booklets of Sanford and Seni of .the capitalization. $60,000.
Mem their progress toward Sedan
Rumor* that |lru**i,l* has fallen
l e county printed several month*
The otfici-r* of the cumpanv an* I
into (¡-'m a n hands were persistently
pay« stilj in the hand* of the »••'
f Cha-c. uf Ja* k*oi\vilh president.
in circulation in Paris, hut no infor
Ery and can he used to good .id
. million ' ou’.d be obtained.
haugr this season and the expense*
Hook* contributed this past month
Ithe cluti can lie eut down to very
The Belgian capital was known by \\ J. Ilill and oilier*
ha figure* It seem** lo In* the sense
o „'Oli »buri*» ermi tin*» to the norinwiirii meir certainly to he threatened hy daring
Fiction
the members that tin* liest wlfort.s
Lord Jim. by Jos«*ph Conrad
stockholders advanrr troops have reached the |German cavalry, who had„ reached
the club should 1m- confined to
the
{ o f . *t of Soignlea. thinking t he
Charlotti* Temple.by Mrsltowson.
m e , Lt>1« pear Malto» *..»linu»tmi
(king up the busin«—- of the nt>
,
ity.
VI
approaches
road*
had.
been
TUo
Rrute. by F. A Cummer.
W.|> between llrii»*e|* and Antwerp
pbeason rather than getting tm.re
liefere tin* northward rush the liarric.. led and enlrenchod. Four of Tho King o f the Mountains, hy E.
»pie to come here .iml spending
Hidgiu I force» are retreating on Ant the ft'iissela hospitals are filled with about.
lirge sum on' advertising There
Going Some, by Rex Reach.
werp III Hru*.*i*l» t he\ cull this :i wound- d soldier*
|tfjttany projects to l»e handled
Atlt crp apparently i* tin* tempo The Map Higher Up. hy Henry II
b dub that .will mem. much t<> tin*
rary g-*al of the German troop» in Miller
hr, and these will be taken up «1
Randall
Ifelgiti". They are reported moving Mollit* McDonald, hy
I next meeting on Kridaj tqght
-.lowly but steadily in the direction The Pool of Ffh mi*, hy Louis J. Vania*.
tg. 28th. .T h e elti11 member* ->r<rif the area t fortified port on the Friar Tuck, by Robert A Waaon.
ty much gratified- at the good pro
llixi-r Scheldt The German soldier* Tbe Primadonna, by Marion Cr«w
ludnir made t'\ »In Ft nance
ha •* ovclipled the town of Tlrlemont foni. •
and their ma*»es pushing in fron the T nix ton King, by (ieo. Harr. Mr*
ju-l fim*hi*d gel I it.g ihi*ni m »hupe
•frontier are lielieved to htfvy come iu C ut dicon.
will I II,- unde* •! I tiding rri.it f hi- r:it*
contact with_ the allies front. He- In the Hishop's Carriage, l»y Mirh
(nr the year hud been ttuule and
1 ports in Brussels asserted a -battle elson.
, very other uuuvsuor in tho State* will
"*li ,| offured near Charleroi iu which The Foreigner*, hy Ralph Conner
The
Reckoning, by Louis J. Vance
be hi* .ig.Mti-* •hi* *amt* troubli*
Secret »if Lonesome Cove, hy Se* II
lin* H e p u r t 't -.Mar of O r i u n d o m i \d.i in*
•li-iiK - t b l n k- tin* «ano* ub im i it mid
The A llie d Farces H ave N o t
• Shown
Their H and —
N o R ea l News
«1 at l:2il o i*li»* k • '• r«u\ m
q.
Hi* had bn-i . I**' tjri, hut altirmitu'
u.i ,l" ' ■
It devclpi^ until \\ • ::.i**duy t
Throughout the du y Dt
^rchiafuva and Amici de
*lr utomost energl«*» to stin
tf th4Tr patient und keeping
Beacon Shoes For Men
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to S3.50 values.
.
NO. 5
M EN ’S OXFORDS
uy well known makes.
a
Price 98 c
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Men’s White Shoes
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Commute« on Finance apU nt .tho la*t meeting by PrcsL«ke and composed of A. K.
, , Geo. G. Herring a n d .F . P.
¡»„working over time on the
r o f collecting dues for the year
re meeting with aurces*. The
.itffff-ebigter-thttt In view o L ih a
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Black Kid B u t t o n , $ 4 . 5 0
value n o w ...............................-
Value now
White Canvas Bluchers, Rubber
, Sole, $1.75 value now
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White Poplin, Low Heejp, $2.00
1
value now - - - - r
A
n
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RcguKir
Going at
I - The
cardinals wi-r** n otifie d "f >
[the pope's grave c o n d itio n and » nine '
them whir entered the *i> k ro o m
[fcserihe the scene
heart r<-n<iijsg. especially when tin p o n tiff, rm i*
-lag himself from time t<> time, »poke
[Oare ho said:
L.V'In ancient tiroes the pope by a
Word might havostayed the slaughter
I hut now he*is im potent.'’
I -Prayer« were said by thousands
rand church bells souiyded when 'the
n f a m e n t ' wai exposed upon all
like altar*.
.
I When the court learned of the
Fpapes’ condition there was thr drepK«sf concern.
King Vjctor Emmnnpersonally Informed Queen 11**1rna and the news was communlmtrtd .to the the queen's mother.
•,1-piirt.* m ..............
il
muir-o (H-Hti ' *|ii.if ter» tb.it
te-i m in i
1 d ecid ed imi to c o m p ly w ith Ju
f t*f«|
,,,
i \ . -M inie o» I tic cnnng III..W o»
considerable eost to the tax ussesr personally to *ay nothing of the
nuble and vexation.
Only tw o d a y * niy> Mr. Hutt re
ived a let t e r ‘from the Governor in
filch he » tilled that from informa
mi in hand it would not he possible
r him to m a k e any further rcduc„„ in th e millage. I t i s a s s u e r e d
„- a d ditional reductfbn will c o m e off
the m dlngc imposed for peniiotjs
„ I that th e suite millage will be di-
« jW l
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yif
The audience on* last Sunday eve
nt waa very large dispit»• the fact
i*t it rained up to and all during
>e service.
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T liere Ii ;in U*vti
u r i n a i iirn^ (nr her K ünI Linlinri
BAPTIST CHURCH
r One of the most remarkable thing*
: Uking place in Snnford this summer'
1» tbe large audiences attending aerjVice* at the Baptist Church. The reF<hrd for August is equal to thnt of
‘be.winter months. The cause of this
|l* largely from the fact that tho
[church advertises its-services and Is
pf*p ar*d
4ake care of the audl^>ee* In a comfortable way with elecnWe fans and Ipe water., and eourto•u* -ushers.
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[ The Pastor jlev. George Hyman.
m preaching b series of unique serr*«>ons. These are attracting » great
y * i l of attention. The Subject of’ the
Wrmon next Sunday evening will i>e.
r*A . C. L. Dispatchers Orders.” Mr.
LDyman promises in the out set that
RA. C. L. does not stand for Atlantic
|,
n's ultunulum railing for the GerWc thank our friends for their in
I) evacuation of Kiaochow and the terest and gilts. '
andbnmcnt '••( the rasterp. seiis by •
Sifnfortl Library Association
rirran war vessels. Holland is said
REMARKABLE ATTENDANCE AT
f ‘
|JN
Mime ile lu > in r|n**ifym g. itud the
list will b<* printed In n e x t report.
■ÜBk •
Ja ck s o n v ille .
A u g . . i.-x * *•
er* in t h \ Sanford ssctlnn are planning to rel.rodure a Florida celery
farm at th.* i ’anama-Pacific Inter- >
national ¿p o sitio n .
™ e «rownr.
from ?uni/rd Intend to .how b> In
repllcaof their celery farms, their
I *'tern " of sub-lrrfg»tIon, the water
being furnished by urieslsn wells. It
(, planned to lay out this lit»!« f»rm
„r field along.id* the Florida Build, in »mne convenient placeh
H ^ n be *i*er» by ‘*»110« “t ‘ h,> F“ lr
Using th.» »ystemt hegTow ersofSanford realised 1 1 .'200,000.00 nrt p o fit per a c r e . from their celery cro p }(
year The country surrounding 1
Kaiford is noted *11 over the State.
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Wellington 1
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Boull,OTrta ,o
le<jn.g couqM
n(nj{ of t jje -war 1
|lr|tteh battleship.
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'Hy figures obtained from the office
of Judge J F (’ Griggs, collector of
customs, the value of merehundlae
exported from nil Florida ports du
ring the yeST ehding June JO. Inst,
wus approximately $42.1 i2,0i*J. T be
value of merchandise imported du
ring tho same period was 98.980,642.
Uy comparing the exports with the
Impirls it will lie seen that Florida
produced (or export purpose* more
than four times what the State .util
izes in imported products.
.
The value of all exports for the
past year exceeded the value of the
exports for the preceding year hy
nearly one million dollars. The im:
port* were in excess of the previous
year's record by $ 1.301.405,
The collection from all sources at
all port* amounted to $2.376.466^39,
or alm ost twice a* much as the total
collections made hy the collector o(
Internal* revenue.-The Florida Motroplis.
,
FLORIDA ROAU I1UILDING
A total of 2,84$. miles of roads
were built ijt Florida Iasi yeaY^ift a
coat of more than 11,000,000, accoring to an official report just mado
public. Half of the roads were sur
faced with sand-clay, 857 miles with
marl or crushed stone'*nnd o f t hr re
mainder 85 miles were constructed
of brick.
A number o( Florida counties ha vis
voted bond Issues for road construc
BAPTIST S E R V IC E S
• tion in recent months, nnd it is esti
Corner I’ark A vs. and Gth St. ■,
mated that the expenditure this year
9:3 9 Sunday.School.
for- highways will amount lo |3,000,11:00 Preaching* "T h e Tempest of 000 or more.
Nothing has demonstrated more
3 :3 0 Jr . B. Y. P. U.
notably the progress that Florida Is
6:4 5 Sr. B. Y. P. U. making than tlw building o^ K<»<ril
7:4 5 Preaching, "T h e A. C.
roads in the Stats. These road*..pro
Dispatchers Orders."
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paying handsome returnxonthemonAlways welcome..^ •’
#y invested in them. They would pay
George Hyman, Pastor
a very satisfartory return if nothing
If nothing hut tho inrrea»e in the val
Card of Thanks
Since the death of our Bon-in- ue of lands which Whey mass was
iw and husband, Orln Martip, we taken Irttp account M ere is a case of
cure" to 'sincerely thank all our a 7urm owner who attempted to «ell
V p d s for their kindness and aaris- 'his.fa/m for 91,800 and was .unable
, Ace during *hia sickness and sinco to secure that nmount /or it. A flrstUf death. May God'a richest hless:
R. II. Davis
Sarah E . Davis
�1 tolled by ’h e strategies! offensive U de
4 SANFORD LODGES 4
termined not ouly by the extent of the
resistance met. Imh by Uftf.clisractsr of
l tbo terrain to bt iraverw-d nud thrdlsSanford Lodge No 82* F. and A. M.
, tuucw of the objective fhm» the ha»«.
Communication every first and third
Tbo. tm u lu pre-rented. by modern
Thursday«
at 7:30. Visiting brethren
France'and Germany, srfth their gi*i*d
welcome.
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roods mid nrilronfl*. Is. very^ dlffereut
:;
F. L. Miller
from that traversal by Napoleon and 0 . L. Taylor *
Maaseun In the iidvtiilcu» above re
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Secretary *
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W. M.
ferred to.
- Under the present rollltnry «talus , Monroe Chapter No. 15, R. A. M.
Germany .and ' •-irla must either fur
; Miltary Situation of Germany Parallel Pointed Out by an
Meets every second and fourth Thurs
nish n eon ml hi uk force iigiilw*l I-ranee
Army Expert—Obstacles .
day
in Masonic Hsll over the Imporia1
Makes History Repeat
and conieutnite-iill available military
Thestre.
-Visiting companions welcome.
strength ugainst Russia nr they must
to Marob on Paris.
Itself.
0 . I*. Taylor
do os F'lerirnyfc Hit* Great did Olid do- J . F. Karnatx
T h e CUE G u a ra n te e d Iron is T h e Lead«
vote all their mlllinry resources to
Secretary
High Priest
o f th e M a rk e t. C oats only 1 5,cen U fo r
*
overcoming tlie French opposition
e
le c tric ity to d o th e w e e k ’s ironing of ,»
:U B military «It unti ou which con many has undoubtedly entered upon Against the Russian* they would leave Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Star
o
rd in ary sized fa m ily . W o have in
‘ iloc^
411 j
tbo
actual
blow
to
he
delivered
by
Its
ouly
sulllrlent
forces
to
delay
their
ad
front* Germany today, w j i m
Meets every firtt and third Tuesday
a ll » trie s o f
American military expert la the first field army will bo preceded by a vance on Berlin or Vleiinu until the in each month. Everyono who ho« seen
G -E F la tiro n s
*
N e* York Bun, U similar to that necessary period of rocounolssances in French cnmpnlgn could bo finished. It
his Star in the E ast are cordially invited
which confrobted Frederick tho O m it force, while the main armies ere con seema to be the conocnsus of opinion
!lo m in a d
J j
Id the 8«rea~ Yoara' war In 1700, an centrating by rail for tho aggressive •of military men that the Gcrmna*Aos-_ to visit this chapter.
Alice E . Robbins, Sec*y **7
Ltrlnn nllles will follow'this tart plan.
echo of which waa tho French and In movements.
s e fe c t t h e h o t(
Their opponents are- undoubtedly: '-wnirime^r plan they may adopt, says
dian war on this continent Opposed
w e a th e r co m
Phocnix Lodge No 5, K. of P.
writer In the Sun. they uuwt*nrt
Ztqrgrcdericle. WBrwtha slltaé arm taa.ot
f o r t« w h ic h
"B ix o n y , Fiance. Austria and Russia. force In adrance of their own main on the aggressive and push the camMeets second and fourth Turaduys.
w
ill d iflfch t
j
Though greatly outnumbered the Prua- movements nnd-to obtain Information palgn hard In order to overcome their N¡siting knights always welcome.
y
o
u
r
«rife.of
tho
tinea
of
German
udviuiw
The
opponents In detail before they can H. McLaulih
tlana not'only held their own. but comO. J . Miller
-pleted the war by gaining the province meeting of the«« forces will result lu- unite their mlllinry forces
K.
R.
and
S.
C. C.
o f Siicela. Yet the war was largely bead-on collisions—rencontre« as they
The Row'd to'Pari».
aro
called—
aduie
of
which
though
snn
fin t l
the result of tbo aggressions of PruaTwo more tasks U-aJ^ct t|lll ^ nPllir^ u * ft.nford Rodge^o. 2 7 ,1, O. O. F.
eia. Prussia had taken a largo part of gulnnry will have no effect*ou the cam
. . .
. „„„
paign no matter what tins local m u lt of Llegw Bo before-Ym^OcrntiWnrrni.v
Baxony and annexed It to Prusals.
Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. tn.
groups
now
operating
In
the
valley.of
Carlyle In hla "Frederick the Great** j may hoover Imperial Theatre.
i ja : "Seldom waa there such a com*\ While It seems clear to tho military the Mouse before It can horto to enter
•ay»
J
. W. O. Singletary
L. D. Wicker
blnatlon against any man as then mlnd that the present campaign will- France nnd tic on the ronu to Part»
Secretary'
N. G.
These
tasks
will
be,
first.
In
the
against Frederick after bis Bsxon per bs aggressive on the part of Germany
valley
or
the
Meuse,
to
overcome
ths
U
Is
not
nt
nil
clear
that
the
same
formances In 175ft. The extent o f hts
Gale City Camp No. 6, W. O. W
sin. which Is now ascertained to have course will not be adopted ^>y France forts nt Uuy nnd then to reduce the
been wbot » e saw. was et that time and Russia. To Immobilise tho Rus fortified camp» oi Namur, tho outer
Meets second and fourth Wednesday
considered to transcend all computa sian forces, so far as tbo German canV lines of defense of which hnve In the nights in each month.
tion and to mark blm out for partition, palgn Is concerned, tho best principles last few diiys been .strengthened by F. L. Miller • . .
J . F. HoolehirT
for suppression and enchainment aa of strategy would require cither that numerous earthworks nnd file garrison
Council
Commandci
Clerk
they Ik>confronted by detachments of of which has certainly been brought
tho general enemy o f mankind."
up
to
more
thnn
the
required
strength;
Some suih feeling ecems to animate th« -.German and Austrian armies or
tho peoples and governments'opposed that an offensive movement on the second, sfter tho full of Liege, opening United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners o f America
to Germany todsy. Frederick preceded part of Austria bo launched against nelglum to the Gcrmnn Invasion, to
crush
the
(letgInn
military
forces
and
SAnford Local Union No. J75V meets
hla aggressions by building up the' Russia. .
to reduce the great fortified enmp of first- aud third Thursday night ut
grontest end best disciplined military
Advantage In Offensive.
•Brussels, the eentpl Belgian defense
m achine of bis nge. The present kai
o'clock in the Eagles' Hall.
■t ,
- 110 PARK AVK.
■ Tho strategical offensive In warfsro
This objective would hnve to be at
ser has built n similar machine and
J . W. O. Singletary;
J- M."Brown,
(ins many ndvnMiigw hi q terrain BUril tnlned before tho nermnti hrtny gräiij
uup
pitted It against tbu combined armies
. . . Scc’y-Treaa._________ . President
as that presented by western Europe. operating In the valley of the Men
of Britain. Franco and Rnsala.
Von der Golta lu his work on "The could advance Into France across R<
*•
B, P. O. K. Hanford Iradge 1241 *
Conduct of War" says: 'The- strate glum, without having Rs right (lank {
Bunions Slow to Hove.
SANT0S-ÒUM 0NT IN A DIRIGIBLE
,
'
Meet^first
and third Wednesday night
gical
offensive
Is,
as
wo
hSvo
seen,
a'
Prussia geographically, with respect
and Its line of communications serious, j
ot corner of First St. and Palmetto Ave.
to tier nlltad-enemlcs. occupied a cen consequence,pf political strainingsfter ly endangered
,,.
R. L. Peck
tral position, which afforded ready op- some dcflnlto object, tho feeling of
While the French have no contlnu 0 . L. Taylor
Secretary
Exalted Ruler
ous line of defenses on the Belgian
border, they hnve a secondary line of
defense In (he la Fcre-Relms curtain, The Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior
halfway between Purls and Belgium i Order Unfted American Mcrhnnlrs
Meets every Wednesday nt 7:30* P.
Tho city dt Paris Is surrounded with n
glnllo of forts that will protect It from M., in the City Hail. Visiting brothers
capture except by siege.
Are welcome. O. H. Smith. Ree. Sec.
,\s euery. <lny will bclp France to
catch up with the German start, the.
resistance that tho latter encountered ■ Meyer to Stick to. Springfield.
Sol Meyer's heart ban been touched
In . Belgium Is of enormous miuo to
by
pleas of Springfield Tans, and ho
France In her concentration plans.
makes It known that tho Springfield
Uhlan« Noted For Daring.
team will not bo transferred to Ko
During t h e 'storming of Liege the komo or-somo other Jumping oft place,
German uhlans came to the front In Springfield fans havo agnln promised
tho news.^ Just who nnd what tho uh to dobo to tho aid of tho club with
Inn Is nt the present lime occupies the I Bomo support In the way of attend
minds o f many (rarsons here, says the ance. This ta about their dozenth
New York Herald. An erroneous Im promise of tho sort, but Meyer is will
pression seems to exist In somu quar ing to gq tho limit with them nmPglvo
ters. It adds, that the word "uhlan" them a few.moro chaneos.
indicates u trltra or nationality similar
to the word "Cossack." This Is uot sA’
U m p ire's U n iq u e S t u n t
* The Cossack is born a Cossack. He
Umplfo Harry Johnson of tho Na
Is of Tartar ^rlgln, whoso «blcbodlcU tional league has Inaugurated a new
men a re 'enrolled In the armies of the stunt Recently tbero was an argu
exar. Tho wprd "uhlnn** simply do-' ment ns to whether a pitchar had hta
notes n ¿crtolil (J’po of cavnlrytiihn In foot on the slab. Tho rubber was
thu German army. The uhlan Is n covered* with dust aud tho umpire
lancer. There aro twenty-six regl coiild not decido and quite a row re*
ments of ublnns In tho Gorman army nulled: Sltico then Johnsoa Carefully
—nineteen from Prtiaaln. three from keeps thè pitcher s stab dusted off nnd
Saxony, t\vo from Bavaria und two carries his whlak broom, oven when
from Württemberg — with a total ho Is working on tho bases.
strength ou n peace footing of approxl
Sunday Ball in Waahlngton.
FRANCK'S FRONTIER ON BELGIUM AND GERMANY, HIIOWI.M. I'M,- »lately 25.000 woll trained men. These
Sunday baseball In Washington was
RING OF FORTff THAT MUST HE PASSED IN ANY GERMAN Al* .regiments are ranked ns henry cuvairy
nnd nre -used principally ns tndepend mado- possible by a decision of Jus
• VANCE ON PA RIS.
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ent cavalry, farming the 'cavalry tice Gould-In tho District of Colum
«creea. This was tholr employment In bia supreme court, that there.exists
pnrtunlty fur nudd concentration In (rawer to obtain this object and distinct tho Frnnöo-Prusslan war. mid from the no law to prevent Jt. The decision was
any direction.* .Frederick know that consciousness of superiority over the reports coaling from Belgium It would given In a suit brought by rofnclals
the Austrians were slow Inrihelr mili enemy." The upplk-t^tlon of this dell seem that tho tihlnns are »fill being of tho Federal longue to restrain lo
tary mo vein ruts nn the present Em nltldn to (he (Tresunt nttltudc and prob- Used ns tho Vnugunnl o f tho German cal Authorities from Intec/erlng with
peror Wllllnm knows the Russians. able course of uctlon of Germany Is nnuy
professional baseball on Sunday.
Tho uhlnu Is axmrd will»'.lance,
Judged hy European . standards, gro left with the render.
■low In their mdblUxntien and cooccn . The offensive offers upirartunlty for saber, carbine and plstoL lie In wejl
surprise and rapidity of rflovcuienL It mounted, and bis equipment la espo
trntlon movement».
Altmrtu Salito^ Dumont, opt* of in«* entit»nt - - i .......... '
' j1 I*;
He therefore concentrated his forces Incltea boldnesa and limits tho field for dally designed for .the purpose f ° r
™
against the French, met them ut Ross- errors. The aggressor has a definite which ho is employed—ready to Rgh't One Inrh Cards Will Re Published l)n. balloons. Is shown here In *i small nlr c r a ft IK- ■*- »
«pit**»
the
French
ting
iismln*t
Germany
purpose
and
his
opponent.
Is
Iqd
to
con
or run, ride down oulpoett or scouting dcr This Heading At The Rate OfS7.2(l
burh Nor. 5, 1757, abd, although out
numbered three to one. defcatad them form his movements to thuso dictated parties of the enemy, harass bis Hanks Per Y ear^v
with such loss tb it he was'Vblo to by the aggresslvo movements of the and screen the morements of bis own
,,
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leave them opposed by » small screen Other. Tbs aggressor Is generally suc main body.
xxn
and march rapidly against the Aus cessful when ho wins a material ad
The wortl "uhlan" Itself Is of Polish
vantage
at
one
point,
for
Ibe
positions
trians. whom ho met a t Leutheu, Dec.
'origin and denotes s lancer. The uh
s
of the defender usually constitute a lans In' the German army' wear ths
o, 1707.
. D en tists
This march of tbo Prussian army strategic structure which Is greatly im CBppka, the peculiar flat topped bead
dress which was worn by the Polish
wits noted for the fact that although paired by the loss of ono'of Its parts.
The aggressor may'Select tho point uhlans nnd ‘which to tills day Is the
It Immediately followed the severe bat
tle o f Itossbacb It was pushed with of attack and concentrate against 1L distinguishing mark in the uniform« of
Garner & Woodruff Building
S o w e r Pipe, Doors, Sash and
such vigor that lu thirty days Fredcr-* while the defender must be prepared tho Innrer regiments of Great Britain
at
all
polnta.
The
disadvantages
of
Irk marched tils army a distance of 350
nnd other Kuruponn countries.
B lin d s/ L im e , Cem ent, Tile,
mile« and confronted the Austrians. - the strategical offensive aro that It In
The uhlans during the Franco-Pros
The Prussians at Leutben numbered volves rapid and fatiguing marches on stan war made n name for themselves
Terms Moderate— Strictly Cssh
L a th , S h ingles, W ire Fencing,
but GO.OOO—the Austrians 80,000. Tho tho troops, lqrolvlng losses which fre for« their quick, dashes and raiding
' rrtiksIAtis ruptured 21,000' prisoners quently cxcqod those or bBttlA Tbs expedition* nnd the ruthless manner
‘
C o rru g ated Iron Roofing
and lift guns and obtained a firmer country through which the ndvonco Is In which they ravaged the country
made Is usually tyostlle. and detach through which they went The patrol
Phono 319
bold on 81le«ta. *
,
The German government today un ments must be made to protect the of. uhlans who tried to gallop loto
doubtedly believes Itself thoroughly line .o f communication. AdvanclOg iJege. necordlng to reports from Brus
prepared, for (ho present crisis. It did nrmles are thus frequently caused to sels. nnd enpture the Belgian general
The Best M etal Shingles at $4*75 per square*
GEO. A. DeCOTTES
not throw down the gauge of battle melt away before reaching tbft objcc- staff was acting true to tho uhlan repx <1‘
without full study of th*o effects of the tlre.
utntiun for dnring work.
Three Kinds of Cypress Shingles from $2.50 upti
The force at the head of' the army
ATTORNEY and OOUNSELLOR a i LAW
entry o f Great Britain and all other
wh|rh
is
tbo
part
In
contact
with
tbs
'possible opponents Into tho field.
War Hits Gallic Psnesks.
Practice lu State and Fédéral Court*
enemy Is often hut a fraction of th*
One of the oldint German restaurants -fi 1r _ V l~î
Cypress Boards fer Boats and Lumber of all
f jf,-.. z. nt- - - - .. _
W ar O&mes Useful.
entire army, due to the necessity to lq New York was crowded to tbe door*
Garner-Woodmff
Bld
g
*
Sanford
Fta,
Tbo w ar games fought out by the occupy nnd hold strategic points gained when a guest rushed to and sold to the
Columns and Newell P osts, Banisters, NotfWW
German general staff as part of the during the udrnnce and to protect ths proprietor: "No meat for mine today.
*
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. ‘
|
study In preparation for the present, line of cotnnlan teat look—
Let me have a nice French pancake."
: * *.*: r -r . f, . r:.’.
* ffc •■
*|
DR. C. G. B U T T
conflict no doubt Included altuaUotu
Z ’ lïlËLa“
-*3~~Î
*
Tho proprietor, looking nt ths new
Row Great Armies Dwindled.
similar to Ridas now presented, and
comer lu disgust, announced:
DENTIST
■
* T H E S E P R IC E S STRICTLY C A S H
Napoleon In IRI’J hwadod Russia
every detail and every strategic contin
"There will he no more French pad
•
Office:
Yoweil
Rulldln«
gency .which could be foreseen os a with H.’.Wsl. hut renebed MoacoW with cakes so'rveil In tjita house while the
T#J *• 'j. |e
•àr, ., _
* .
possibility bsro been Included In the hut itrstmo Marshal Mancun crossed war U on.' Only’Gcrmnn pancakes*sft
.
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
•
statemdfita of problem« hod their ef the Pyretic«« wUbt-100lOUO Frenchmen, er this."
hut iirriveil before Llslran with but 15.fects nnnlyied nnd provided against.
The guest said he would have a Ger
THOMAM RMMCT WIDJOW
Tfio. li y mind reading In the dally is»». In the last war tu-twi-cn Gennyny man pancake Instead.*
S
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E. nqtupaoN iiotiuioüieK
'press the accounts o f combats which slid l-Tam-e the Germnus crossed tho
The Vienna Rakers’ nssodatloo has
leak through th? rigid censorship In frontier lit lriTtl with 872.000 men, hut docldcd/not to bntfg -rolls or Quite« or
forcB _lA -gp no- be misled concerning repent'd rarts AvUii uut ui.Ooo sfufr a pastry.*^ Hereafter all bread In to be
the*relative Traportnnrc of success or campaign of only six weeks.
made In loaves of the quality called
dudmucc^s s In ytfclr engagements.
Ip , JX would seem, however, that tbs' “war bread.*,
LAWYERS
. > * '.•*
Ive/rsmpnlgn snCh ns Oer- great waste In men and animals enSanford,
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$
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TODAY SAME AS FREDERICK 'THE GREAT'S IN 1/56!
They certainly are comforts on a
sultry summer’s day.'’
“No matter how long: the ironiW
the electric iron makes it easy.”
. .“ No matter how hot the day—the
electric fan keeps you cool. ’*
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. $2.50 -v
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:
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See. The
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE THREE
Newspapers nt Milan *ny that
Bwltxerland
If Ijit neutrality
wns guarantee«], to comrkrt the whole
republic Iute n Ititi fros» cunip to re
ceive* unii cure fur nil wountlctL sol
dier*.
____
, .
Tin* steamer Olympic I* tin* Intent
to be com mándete»! by the ¿overa
ll] c u t
Majiy * American« who hud
tnken passage by the Olympic will
go hmup In the «(«M-rnge of the Baltic,
On which nil the Urst-clnsn cabin*
C W m r C M C W T have fl*'4'11 ri“* crTtvd a* far ns the
L P I u A I i E I m Ij N 1 mhhih* of October.
____ _ u
Tin* Loudon Central New» agi-ncy
i Said to H a « Cut Off 1,1 u dispatch from M ethouruesays:
ion Between Brussels **Waujr German subjects rfrf- applying
Belgian Army 1» Fight- toT nntnralliatloo". They <|cc!are Gerrent Vigor.
many made n and blunder. Their
_______
only explanation la 'the Kniier la
nch . atuU • Belgian h***1-' ”
Am qbUbs to 4 ho Cologne Gaxette,
rr«-*~-tmtt Invaded - W » ■Jwtim m ttgrhaa^jolnwh- t|u* Triple Al*
g to an official atale«»<1 wl,J Invade Hervla.
t th 6 * French war ofThe Russian.. commander of the
neh came Into contact fortress fif Sveaborg, Finland, has
un» when the attucked ordered all the Inhabitant* of that
! Ulvet, Department of ^ lacc * n,) Hbliilngior* to leave, .aa
> war office stated that, a bombardment la believed to be lm*
i Information, this was “‘•«ent. T b 1* Information waa re
engagement, nntl the « ‘Iveti
Copenhagen. In a. message
were pursuing the foe. ^niin Helsingfors. „
- _ •
___
ad Ovrihan armies are
^ d lip s tr lr W tttW ItB ffifiR U ff
lemont; Belgium, aud, Telegraph comimny from Paris nays
c war office, the "B el- ‘ he correspondent learn* from n reenergetically reslated 1,“ble source that the Russian* have
pick.”
gained Important victories over the
-G erm an troop« that Austrian«, capturing many prisoners
rer Meuse and moved aml nmi’h wnr u»«*erlul. The scene of
o ff communication be* “ *® battles Is uot disclose«!,
i and Liege, and arc
A Hl'aughnl dispatch says -15.000
Ij
toward BniMsels. Jupam-se soldiers hare embarked on
■sdy arrived In the vt- ‘ "»»“Ports anti are awaiting orders,
wi. seven miles southA Copeuhsgen dispatch announces
jont.
Communication ,hat ,,UMUn mobilisation will be
ras cut otr. hut It was co,“ ">rte August 21. “ .
the wnr office learned
H,'ver" ‘ Austrlallnn warship# have
■lilgf« nfit>'heeii jj.iw ii Jobu-d the British squadron In cost
IflmiH To halt the Ger- ^ 'i t h ' waters.
It I* ri-i*orte,i ti,nt (i,i>
Recruiting goes ou In London fot
GENERAL JOFFRE OF TH E FRENCH ARMY
T
Wto by American Pros* . m relation.
•The British Battleship Superb
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F
*
IIK British batllcffidp » aj -rb was launched In December,*1007, o* a aider
ship of the Tcm crnlrr t id-rthe-TW-HcmjilKm. Hhe has a apecd exceeding
twenty-one knots nnd n.Tica ten twelve-inch guns aipl live elghtepn-lnrh
«do tuhea. In addltlop o the secondary battery »r
tl,, ^ mln,
Are machine guns.
~ ^
over-seas g efv k c.
Photo by American Press Aiiocistion.
The Cumini Huer Lusitania, In het
dash across the Atlantic, bn* reached
the Mersey la ttsfriy,
Another uimotuiccmriit at Brus
sels that* the fori «.'at Liege are «til
holding out waa n*eelved with re
serve. If ttiey are mienpttired thu*
far, tliclr n <Inet Ion under the sternly
bombardment of the German artillery
Is bgllovvd to be only n matter of
time.
Ileporta received
from’ various
source.* way that 1*00,000 Herman
troops bar*» passid by Liege Into tilt
Interior of Belgium, and that sharp
skirmish«-* h a v e occurred at Tlrlemont, Eauiml. tlusseiilmveii ntul Nt.
Trend.
to* by American I T W Annodatiti a
Little Fighting Craft of British Navy
I warfnro tho Ititi -i
<>f thè flghtlng navica, alile ta «Hng even (he big
gest Dreadnough t- n-ath. are often «• Imporinnt a» thè uiiglity tuitife
thlps or battio rnilsms, Two of thè «wlfl »«-sseis of thè Itntish navy ili»
tft 1* thè lower otte In thè plclure- art- «ceri bere Tlju upper «hip I* th*
ló». gel li? nt full spctd. The Itrltlsh uavy 1» pleutlfully supplled wltb tur
Mimai dnstroyer» •
I
ITCHING THE FAMOUS "FADEAW AY” BALL
lih o i,-
•"'I h i- s lg lille s v « t ib in a r ln e th e n W l|,
for«-*«! to come to the surface. where*
upon the Blrriiliigliatn'« guiltier fired
the accond hliot of the light." This
»hot struck nt file -base of t fin con
ning tower, ripping' the whole of thr
upper structure clgnn nnd the U-10
•sank like a atone.
“The remainder of the atihmarlnr
flotilla fled."
. *
Grips of Two Noted Pitcher».
Here Is tho recorJ breaking left of Bubo Marqunrd and the famous right
k the "Peerless" Mattj. holding tho little horsoh Id«»covered pill Just before
pHvorlOR their famous "fadeaway" ball. The lower photo »hows the south
Jihg of “Bubo" Mapjuard nnd the upper photo shows the arm of Christy
ksthewson, tho "pcerleis" twlrler for tho Giants
PhoneNo. 182
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A Washington dispatch says: ‘ Au
thority wn« given American cmi
hassle* nnd legations throughout Ku*
rope IU .d iU jB ships In which to bring
home Americans.
/
Kecr*’t«ry Uah-lson, «a -chairman
of tin- relief committee, coin posed of
the secretaries of state, war, navy
and treasury sent out Instructions to
each embassy and legation to make
Inquiry as to available ships and If
Americans «-an bo concentrated a t
open ports Immediately, to charter
neutral «hips.
The diplomatic officers' were told
not to pay higher rateij (Uon those
usually charged by tbo-ulferg for a
similar service.
, Yj*'.
All thought o f sending vcsAcla over
from rite United State* to bring back
the Americana has been abandoned.
The Germans linvo placed furni
ture van* tilled with Belgians on the
Pont N«-uf. over the Meuse at Liege,
to prevent u hombanliuent by the
Belgian •guns.
The German army U being detach«nt from Its iHMltlon before Liege and
1« advancing through j h a heart of
Belgium. The msln body of the Ger
man cavalry Is engage«! In a forward
movement all'along tha front o f tb*
alll«Hl nrinhs, says a Brussels dlspatch.
- A London dispatch sayeL ,T h c
Prince of* W alt* fund for the relief
of fam ilies of the war victim* passed
the $d,000,000 mark.
nini » e m n u n fa e iiire r *. h a n k e r *
lu e i-h o 1». railroad anil s te a m « h lt
men e.-' e c t h o l y s ta n d in g
for
tin
geni ml I n te r e s ts o f nil ^Iciucnta en
gaged In o r alfeetetl by foreign tr a d e
should work- for u a tio u s l u n ity o>
res.
action In setting -American export
an'il Import traile free from1Ilio psrnljrsls of trahsportatlotl,
'The eouucH decided to keep In dull)
'touch■ with nil Its members In ,sl'.
parts of the 1'nlted NtateK and wllb
tin- uumeroua euminerelnl nnd Industritìi organisations which hare telo,
graphed‘.to It for Information regimilug «hipping- B s object Is to co-op•n-ate with every effective agency fot
tho extension of American commerce.
Although the.mi-elliig was rnlled at
abort notice.* memben citino "from
every ]>art *of tha UnltdJ Htates.
Jam es J . Hill promptly left Ht. 1'nul
to ntteml tho sessions, while Captain
Hubert Dollar«!, tho Kan Francisco ex
porter, telegraphed that III- was lourtn'g San -Francisco to Join n commit
tee of the council which will attend
the conference of shipping and bank
ing Interest» cn)led by Secretary MeAdo«> to meet In Washington.
A committee was appolnttit to recommfd hclloti to the council.
The council pained taiolutlsni urg
ing tho prompt passage of a . bill p e n d
ing In congress.
~~
The commander In chief of France's land flgbtars la hers shown at his Sold
Cheapest
t_
Î ¿ n *-V-ì-bj*
and S m ile at
Austria Senili Troop» Against France.
Home.— Forty-eight trains loaded
with Austrian troop« from the Tyrol
GERMAN SUBMARINE BLINDED arrived nl 1 eopold-n-Iioebe, In Baden,
n o rth w e st of Basel. HwItserlnnd.'Tjppy
British Cruiser'» Shot Send» Craft were oil (lu ll way lo Alsace to ansisi
the Herman»
to Bottom.
London. A dispatch to the Timet
An laltiib n rg itl-pnlt-h «ny«:
Thr
from
Herne. Nwltzertnnd, gays 10,S i o i s n i a n print» Hie s to r y of an e y e
« Itiie s H o f the n a v a l h n l t l c b etw ee n «mu Austrian troop« tin ve concentrated
Herman and
B r i t i s h - raiser« * m t H erm an suhtun- pear Bit««-) and that
rlm*M In which t h e s u b m a r in e t ' - 1 3 Freuch In n i* also are nenr the SwUt
frontier
Au Important battle may
w as I«t*t.
occur.
"T h e cruiser «ipiadrnn oti Sunday,"
the story run*, ‘•suddenly hecaiuf
U. S. MERCHANT MARINE
aware, of the approach of the subMarita- floftllh. The enemy wa« sub
tile rued. onl) llii- periscope* showing, National Foreign Trades Council
Urges Action.
Tin- altitude <>f the British In tin
The National Foreign Traile* coun-'
nice of, tills attack was root am) thi
llletliv wa« ilttl-rl> inUb-d when sml HI at a s[u*-hil tn eeiliig In New Yurl>
dent) ito* •rul-i-r B'riulnirhnni Mi-atu tiHik n «sor«-« fot th e re lie f o f Ito
lllg at full spend, lire» the first shot e o n g ts i n of foreign eliminerei- dm
T h i s «h ot u-ss carefully aimed, mil to lit«-, ar. J a m e s A. Farrell. pr«-«l
pt lb«* submerged b«aly of the sub «lent o f the United Ntal«-« Steel «-ormarine. but at the thin lino of tkf poratlun ami chairman of tjjc evuuell X
In opening the meeting Jahl atre«»»
periscope.
bn
the seriousness of the sit mil lot X
"T h e gnttiaery wna superbly’ ac
and
g a i e a* (life ithject of the relict
curate niut slinitiT«-«! the pertAeop*.
tnejism
'. th«> starting of exports tf
Thereupon the submit rim*, now a
Minded thing, rushed along undct I'hirupe
It I* is ag re e d tjiat th e c-oiideB
water In Imiuiueii.t danger of «elf
dest rtl«-l lolt from collision with tin tv h l-h i oiiid»l« of L'.'t natlom il repr r iiN e r s
J
H a rv e s t T im e
Book on Vegetables Free
W ilson & Toom er F ertilizer
Company
Jacksonville, F lo rid a
R. C. MAXWELL, MGR. SANFORD'BRANCH
Cow or Field P eas; Velvet Beans; Sorghum; M illet; J
Complete andFull;Stock Garden S eed; Poultry Feed ;
and Supplies; Incubators.
!
Just Received Stock of New C rop , All V arieties, of Turnip Seed <
OLD EST ESTABLISHED AND LA RG EST S E E D HOUSE IN FI.O R . ‘ I
IDA. W RITE FUJI ILLU STR A TED CATALOGUE
| E. A. Martin Seed Co. jaci^nvuir!la-s,Kii. !
ROLLINS COLLEGE. WINTER PARK
OUUit C*D»|S «nd M»»t Bfiutilnl Campus in Florid*. C»IW(«, A(*«Umy, Mink,
Eiprssuon, Fin« Art*. 0*a«*tir *nd loifutlrUI Art», tluilnn», T»»dicr»' Court« ”
- Twrtve buildings, stoam h«at, electric lights, fire protection, line gymnasium
no malaria, quarter-million doTUtr (nddwnu-nt. Three teacher]» of music, (5,000
organ, a dozen pianos, two Giro dubs, chcrua class. Superb new rooms for B uiinrss School, full hanking equipment. New chemical ami physical laboratories,
equipped with every modern device; analysis of soils, fertilisers, foods, water,
W H E R E S H A L L I GO TO S C H O O L ?
UNIVERSITY OP FLORIDA
aAlNRtmtXK
FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN f
TALLA1IAHSKE
«'•llrt* <rf Art» *»d M n m t N « » « l Hclwall
A(tirt>nai*t Tmrh*ra C*U*»»t K».
Hvkwl a l M u,If: Srko.1 .« K l « w S » « I (klsM «T R*«liMwila«|
I
Aril E i i s s l u IH.M m ii ( I r a S u a IkbM l. Mod- iMfuwit Suite«t ■»!«■»<«■ DttUMi| Ur«diii«
rro lij-n-nMlum vtlk »wtmmlng jvwil. U ,1,< b*H M
I s S . T*n m w brick bulldtefsi b«J d«« Dm*M»nd tt-nnl* courts; no* sod ntodrm bulUltn».; rtutn,
i
n l n n l n i pool sod m»nv mibaidiary ku ¡Vi
(1 o D im . in.trurtor» uut amteltitUj l i t
bwutltul r*mpu»; «tomkortM hava *U modem ta«»;
I
( M iim k in .: n.w dinlnf room and kiirhrn most ;youns mm from <T I W d » couattea sad t t itatc»
hrclcnk 1* florida; S IS yotinf votimi irorn 4U I isad forWfn nMistrir« Urt n i lis .
TUITION r tu fk ;
EUGENIE'S REVENGE
French Empress Takes Vivid Interest
In War.
Thè aged French Empress Eugenie,
who is at lloiogne, take* a rlVUTTntereat In the w*r. When Count Pletrl.
her faithful companion In her long
years ot misfortune and exile, an
nounced that fighting had begun hci
eye*'shone and she cried:
This Is my revenge. I hare waite<l a long Bute. Were the emperor
only here now 1 May God protect
IISZ.50 p«r t M
lto*rd and
.
Catrwu« P m
Write today lor r*l*1oyur.
Por rsialodn* «rite
EDWARD CONRADI, President »
A. A. MURPHREE. President
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M PA N Y.
Fire
Insurance
OfflM with'HO LO IN ]* BAL RSTAT I CO
Franc#.!"
Sanford
1i
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ctjf \u
)
-V'-'-TTlr.ri& r x ~ * * * f*
PAGE
TH E SANPORD. HERALD
Po u r
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
PRIN TIN G GOING UP
Miss Ada Reid who has been!
Holly
» piker and a grafter la
and a b o u t t h e
visiting her tleicc, Mrs. Geo. Hyman
On Saturday evening, August 8th,
himself a liar and a* thief, and seek
sorrow and trouble. There U » * * y
returned to her home in Jasper Wed. The Printers Are Informed Thai
/Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlett cele
ing
to
do
no
good
to
the
prople
of
provided which would five every
Paper And Material Will Halae
Mcntiop Of
Mr. an«l Mrj W. W. Abernathy
f tfcitew! Etwt TW4»r «od TrtisT Morntol Dr property owner such assurance, if he Florida.
•
•’ '
AA long'w ith, all the good things brate*! their .tenth wedding anniver
sary at their home two miles south
If
Clifford
Foster
and
Tom
Weir
and
daughter
Mollic
have
returned
Brief
*
to ¿St* that will t»M a baloon as
f HE HERALD PRINTING COWPANY chooses to take advantage of it. It are lending their najne^ to the cir
of Geneva. The guests were invited
home after a pleasant visit at Day
cension are the materials that go
is, or will be. up to th4 next legisla
». j. tiou-r, tan* ,
tona
Beach.
•
to come al 7:66 and to remain in
culation
of
any
such
innuendoes,
it
W. M HAYNES Bualn«»* M e n U » r _ ture to provide that way by the a
make up newspapers and Job print
¡¿SONAI
im
Ü
T
o
f
INttREST
Is aboht time for the paper* of
C. M. William* has returned home ing and The Herald Printing Co. their cars until called. Promptly at
ubierlptlon Prtee, «S.OOp Y w I i M « « ^ doption of the Torrens system of a*- Florida to call a halt.
eight ’ o’clock they were asked to come
The News
from a month spent in the moun has received advices this week from
surance of land titles.
iii, a nil were greeted at the door by ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
josr; Of.The Floating Small T a lk . tains of North Carolina and is great the wholesale house* that all
Mlv«r«d la ib« Clt» by earn*» IAOO *•» r**» “»
A. B. Newton, of Winter Garden, hope*'that Mr. Foster amd Mr. Weir
the host »ml hostess, who presented ♦
who
are
considered
Among
the
fair
•
adriaca •» gûe p*v
Who said: “ If you want to know whether you are destined,to he ;v SUc.
oiua prices are in the discard and no
is an Orango county representative
ly improved in health
Ef Z i ù ì
For 1,urrled
Pannante la adVaaca muai ba «nada al o®«*
each
one with a tin trumpet or rat
est
.and
most
patriotic
men
in
Florida
^
Harald Readers
who has voluntarily promised to
cess 0/ a failure in life, ask yourself: Are You Able to Save Money?
Miss Edieth Stewart ha* returned prices can be maintained a t the pres tle, to-Hhe music of which it being a
were
not
aware
of
tho
use
of
their
Entarad a* errand-dan« mal) malta* AnT*»« «ad bring befote the legislature a bill in names in spreading any such fool
home from Gainesville where she ent time, meaning that paper and
If not, drop out, you will lose; the seed of success is not in you.”
L U r . Paul Bigger* and baby are completod u course in the Teachers supplies will take a Jump If the Eur tin wedding, the Grand March was
corporating the proviiiona of the tor
(POS, al tba PwtoŒta alSanlord. fWIda.
performed. Mrs. Curlett as a decor
andar Art of Mudi 3rd. 1ST».
K T . relatives and friend* a t F t.
opean war keeps going for s f c *
rens ayatem. We tindcrsyUnd that ish, but at the same .tine vandalMiiting
Stale
Normal
ator
is alt artist al way»,, but she had
more weeks.
he will introduce It early In order istlc report*.— Deland New*.
Ipitrc*’ this week. ^ ,
H
a.
«14
outdone
herself on thl* occasion.
la Harald Balldlnj
Thank*, old friend! We had the
Tho Blue seal Tire
Compound
The Herald Printing Co., antic
that it may meet with thorough con
F
jYt*h
yeast
cakea
and
popcorn
at
Mrs
The
living
room was decorated
will, positively heal punctures and ipated thia rise in prices and haa
sideration and study by the other samo thought hut were too bash
will always remain a problem to you if you do not a t som« time face the
with
bamboo
and
Spanish moss. The
u
Simon’«.
ful
to
express
it.
The
bunch
of
preserve the life of your automobiles purchased heavily and for the next
DO NOT FAVOR I T
*
mem tiers of the legislature and not
mMi gave tho effeqtof massive beams
issue of making ends meet with'the means a t hand, but the problem will be
m
ulM
Clara
Millen
has
returned
pikers
who
are
.
trying
to
make
and
motorcycle
tires
and
tubes.
two mdnths a t.least the *amc prices
I t ' will he surprising U the com be lost in the hurry of tho last days
•nd between the beams Japanese lan
Krom h«r vacation pleasantly spent Exclusive territory open. Address on job printing will prevail.
We
missioners appointed to collect funds of the session. The Times Union ex Florida look ridiculous in a half
D.A.Hanna*--Solo Distribuent__ 913 give’ our customers the benefit of terns were hung, giving, a very soft
for an exhibit at the Panama Ex pects to keep ita reader* informed of baked exhibition a t San Francisco
| K - 0 f 0ffU .
and pituuing effect In the lighting.
position ara aucceaalul in any g$#»l the progress of that bill through the will never get any farther than
r ¿e0 Dutton for turnip, m ustard, Florida Ave.. Tampa. Fla. Hri013-4tp the jprice a n d je t them prepare for
A basket of gifts had been prepared
JacksTTTttle'
wtth~i'fheir-**hlM
bc.“
^
^ Ä i ^ a ^ w h e n yx)ir assert yourself master of the situation a n d sav: ‘ I
measurer --Som e -wwbacriptiona have legislative body, to Inform-them—of
Bnd cauliflower seed. 9 6-tf
E. B. Brown has returned from a the winter season at the old price. by the ladies, which contained samWhom the gods would destroy
been given and there will be some whatever ia done to facilitate ita pastrip to Tampa Mr« Hrowd will re Now is the time te - m tiw your stat pies of pretty nearly everything to he
’will not spend more than I eam , but I will save for tomorrow regardless
Hr* H- v * Perry
returned
other*, and there will he some funds age and of what obstacles are cast in they firat make mad. and the "C o m
turn today »und they ^ill move to ionary and job printing, of all kinds found In the ten cent atores, and to
ftcr a "•pleasant stay at
T aaccqa lu*
m ission"»»* mad when they made
'— of the sacrifice.”
..
.
-, .-,
raised thorough the sale of souvenirs it* way, if *n ?.
rTampa about the lir«t of September, You know cxactly'"what you need each arricio was attached a suitable
p F F i 1RNISH Y O U R D IN IN G R O O M •
* and making of motion pictures. Rut
So far, North Carolina is the only t h a t ' statement about the Florida
Elsii* Georgia.
to maku-QuU.-toy .tlmu-luAuru hom««. iu. this Jjno and you can have it
«
T
*
With
the
facilities
of
this
institution
a
t
your
•service^iui^
¿
t
«
Publicity
Bureaii.
The
newspaper
Lovell
has
left
for
It Is ektremely doubtful if the to u l state Jfl the South that h*s adopted
The ladies of thp Bapt i st —é î h u r H
r ,
,
. .
much amusement to the company.
*
ter
rush.
You
not
only
get
the
beneh
ay*
will
now
-proceed
-to
destroy
' amouut raised will, be sufficient to the_-T
Ai
criminal to neglect your opportunity for saving and financial botuTi* summer visit at * Black Rock, will have u coqked Komi and Potted
The happy couple were then Uken
Make I t T ru ly the M o s t E n jo y a b le R o o m ♦
fit of the low prices hut tho print
. erect"» Florida building and install did more than »“ year ago, after long them .
Nor»k Carolina -------------Plant sale EVERY’ Saturday after
from the room for a few minute*
ment
and
we
urge
upon
you
to
.
*
~
*.
ing wilt be ready for you in plenty
therin a creditable exh ib it..T o . raise consideration of the bill that was in
Get your ice cream from D uhnrt’a noon and Evening across from Aber of time and will dot entail the c\ia- during their a lie n e e the presents,
.
*
in th e H ouse
a sum by popular subscription troduced early in the aeaaalon. Vir ' SLA M AT^THE S T A T E P R E S S
which consisted of pretty nearly
nathy’s.
i
Iee Cream Factory.
tomary
rush
and
confusion
Incident
is no mean task.and the meriS who ginia ha* been'considering It but h i*
The Times-Union cornea out with
C O U P L E the solid comfort of dinifig with solid, comG. W. Spencer has returned from ent to a; hnrry up order when the thing that may be used In the
PM rs C. M. E . Jlnkins is »pending
have ‘ been appointed to do it will dope nothing yet- Georgia legislature an interview, and the Florida State
jray of aluminum ware.wefeunwrapped
a
few
days
a
tX
’oronado
Beach
whero
' m l day» In Lakitand and Orlunprinting office is busy.
^ fortable Dining Room Furniture, ond you will partake of
have neither the time not the inclina ignomlnioualy Ignored the bill; some Commission nail-the-itate-to-a-m aat
he has a cottage and Mrs. Spencer
The merchants of Seminole coun and put In conspicuous places. There
srjar-^.w
s
i
r
:
do visiting her ai*tars.
tion to perform the arduous work of ita member* are likely to fall of and-pick-ita-pocketa for a state ex
was
also
a
beautiful
willow
ware
s*
* those good ”eaU” with greater zest.
and the children are enjoying the ty can save money and time by or
which such, an underUking requires. renomination In consequence, for the hibit a the Friaco Fair sends us the
jk
Mi»* Jd*ude Jinkins und Miss
lamp presented by Mrs Curlett s
salt
breezes.
,
dering all their printing nnd office
V
The enterprise is foredoomed to fail friends of the measure will be their article. I t aayi th a t the newspapers
Jennie Walker are enjoying
the
sister. Miss Belle Eichnor. of Baltl< 4
A veil-furnished dining room
Arthur W. -Smith hn* resigned as supplies now ami order cnQUgh to
ure under the circumstances to say determined opponent*. One conse of South Florida are opposing the
_Msryland. Raspberry punch
E ia n breezes at Seabreeze.
rm
last
them
during
the
fall
and
w
in
te
rIm
o
ra
.J
night
ticket
agent
of
the
A.
C.
L.
JVANnrOURI
is the good housewife's triumpK
nothing of the apparent opposition of quence of their neglect may be to state exhibit at the Friaco fair beNew booking orders for Big B os here, und has been succeeded by lien season. There is no doubt in the was served during the pvening and
most of the newspapers. The news make the subject more widely dis ,cause the papers want the money to
after a number of guessing contests
ton .Lettuce und Cauliflower seed. Guthrie, who is one of the most pop world about the price going up in an elegant lunch followed, which
H. E. TOLAl
papers generally reflect the dominant cussed, and it is of auch a nature line their own pockets.
M. M. SMITH H. R.STEVENS
R R DEAS
96-tf
ular railroad meninthe service pf the the near future and the Herald of
(»»tier
f F. Dutton.
Vk*-rreddMl
Prrftidral
CuUw
opinion and if their expressions may that when thoroughly, discussed it is
C A S H OR IN S T A L L M E N T
consisted of chicken salad In cracker
The
Sun knows nothing about
fice would be forced to raise the
rntnpu
ny.
be taken as a true index of how the better understood and the more en auch a scheme but the Lord knows
baskets, olives, rolls. Ice cream and
' Mrs. Chn*. L. Wing i* spending
Again you arc -reminded of the price' now only ■we bought before
people feel in regard to a Florida thusiasm i*. aroused for It.
Mr.
me lime at paytonn Beach.
cake.
,
th iT If $260,000 was expended nmotJg
huiuc made bread, cake*, pies, can thl* price was raised.
exhibit at the Panama exposition the
The briefest explanation of the the sta te press of Florida and they
Mr*.
R»KToU
r
and
Miasca
1ng goe* over for the week ulula.
If you arc wise and willing to
dies, salads etc., that will be on saJe
commissioners will be given little en system ia one made by a writerin were J o ld to sp e n d -th e money in
GeorgiV Pattis hall- and Jeannette
j D. Tucker, the genial County nt lhe store across from Abernatly'a save money on your printing you
................................................................................................................... .
___ CflMiwmenU The .simple, truth is Progressive F arm er‘ in tho apring-of sending 260,000 yearly subscriptions
Sheldon favored tho company with
wljl fake advantage of present prices
(Treasurer
of Orange County was in Saturday afternoftn and evening.'
that each community is absorbed last year, who said: Ipstrumcntal solos, and tho following
to northren prospects, for a year, or
iadX j{and give us yoUr order. YYc
4 be city on Wednesday calling on
with certain plana of ita own for a t
Capt. W. M. Lovell, has returned
original poem waa read by the au
The land owner, by paying a small give three months subscription to tho Sun.
print anything that can he printed.
•
his many friends.._
from'Jacksonville where he atter<led
tracting visitors and investment, and fee, could have the title to his land one million prospfecta, that it would
thored:
*
But the Sun cannot be rnufiled
or 6 doses- «66 will break any the funeral of Mr* C P. Lovell the
•bout all the funds that the people examined by sta te authority. antLU do more good than If the Florida
TH
EIR
TENTH
ANNIVERSARY
Polntar for Swalna.
5
Mystical Number on- Coin.
when it believes it is rig h ts
NEW R ESTAU RA NT
have to contribute will he turned In- found good, it would he so rjtistcrcd Commission would pave a highway
of
Fever
or
Chill*.
I
rice
->
•
wife
of
ill*
brother
Gen
<
P
Lovell
"The
dimaol
who hateth the« greetThru
n
half
score
of
years
No
one
seem»
unwilling
to
accept
case
No junketing tour, lime-light, hot
k-lTM.t
The sympathy «d the many friend
cth thee with soft words, saying: ’Be
1— to such channels.
and a certificate of registration would from •.Jacksonville to San Francisco air, rake oil, banquets, posing for
Together
they've
gone.
ii
26-cenl
piece,
even
thpuph
there
nro
cent*.
The Bell Restaurant will open on
SO M E SID E L IG H T S ON TH E PRESENT GREAT STRUG
l.i,v,.II 1.«mil> .if.c evended
Above . and beyond all of this, the be issued to the owner thereof, guar
From the breaking of morn
on" «'neb coin the following hoodoo hold. 1 am exceeding glad that thou
•with oranges.
Mr*. V. C. Landrum ami children of tin
moving pictures, would influence the
19
t h . in the H ito-* B uilding i
August
..............................
Thlrtucir •Ulterti 1n i bait como; thou rejolcest mine eye*.
th>
lo
.i
v
\
*til
row
G
L
E
OF
T
H
E
EUROPEAN
NATIONS
people are taxed to death by the de anteeing it forever. When the owner
combinations:
To
the
setting
of
the
sun,
The presf of Florida is not oppos Son one iota from its stand that 30
returned to Jackson vdb- Friday lift of the Genera
116 First St Meal* and short orders,
the
scroll
held
In
the eagles be*k; Lo, surely It w(aa sweet of Iheo to
. mauds made upon them for this and wishes to 1obtain a loan this certifi ing the Frisco hold-up itecause it is
tllld
wife
h
u
'
e
re
l.if«-’*
battles
they've
fought
A II Wallace a
s visit of several duy.4 with relative*
pur cent of the money spent on the
will lie served Furnished room* upthirteen
feather*
In
ench wing; thir call ’ But as for her who loveth tbo«,
that" public subscription. The peo cate of registration could l»o used a* after a state publicity appropriation.
As they've stood side by side
turned to I be eil> Irma LoUghtruii «tairs Klon Ever Proprietor
Frisco fair would he wasted.— Clear
•nd friends in Sanford.
BY
HERMAN
HIDDEN
teen
tall
feather*:
thirteen
upright |o, she runneth to tho door, she hold-.
ple groan beneath the direct taxes, collateral security pretty much in the It is opposing it because the papers
--.fullv man
Since tye N
*a"
bridegroom
a here Fe+b> r ■•T\
water Sun.
bur*
In
(he
*Mcld;
thirteen
arrow eth thy two hands, saying only, Oh.
lot .Itp
, Typewriter Kibbbjtj. Remember
but they would much prefer to pay same way ns a certificate of stock are edited by publicist*, while the
And »he was the bride.
—“The Maxima of Noah.’’ by
aged the l .mlg lima ii learn lla
heads;
thlrtoen
leaves
on
tho
branch;
O
.
the Herald when you need one.
a direct tax for all that is expected would be or any other gilt-edged se Florida State Commission is com
-Sooner or later the nations engaged all be uvuiii«-<i It
llis servire* will be in great de- I
im ilufualt
Golctt
Burr''«*
thirteen
letter*
in
the
words
’’quarter
N E W SP A P E R S AG R E E IN G
,L
76c delivered !,,,n
make mac bine.
I
>1 Jo'tl
of them and le t.it rest at that than curity. ‘
.1 'l l tl
in war will find themselves spent and realise that million if men. skill*
Uut wlth all of thè rare*
,
njan«! :»- nu»
dollar.”
posed of men who seek the lime
__ _
•
<•:, tf
1
II
have
The
newspapers
of
Florida
are
woary.
There
will
be
victoryfor
some
anjwhere.
Phone
pot
:
lay
year*
of
cm
1
i
to be held up evdry week or two by
T’hai come to u* all
-i-liiatiun,
bail
.This certificate of«stock, passed to light.— Clearwater Sun.
• Harder Task to Do Present Duty.
•tiglig« hi in »
thought
York, Mondu) - Why should
practically all agreeing that an ex- (|c. f t for others and profit for none, left the inrtor\ t- >• -ii! ! <>r ihe <it*f
some committee sent 01R to . gather a would-be purchaser, duly endorsed, /
. t
Thore’s heon n rv rF u
N.
Pleasant It 1* to entertain the ploArtificial Flowers an Old Idea.
*
------ G ------J. M. Lord ha* returned from i good hall le.in
to muT<* extraorture
of ourselves lu *010«* future srono%
(*oMi?r«*-rojitiiim*
Thut
either
should
fall.
In funds for objects thaT the people would be tantamount to a warranty
exhibit
for
the
state
at
S«n
FranThere
can
hardly
be
any
lasting
lauto
waste
nm
«ml>
"
'
«-if
tin»but
tkd
w
hero
Artltlrlal
flower*
were
mndn
In
tup.
rn
III
r•
i
trip to the Ft. While section
|{,. it \ oc I
' T I I F PANAMA B U B B L E
dent Urne* by the F. yvtlana.., Ul planning wl*ely. fc-llng nobly, nnd ex. :
cisco’ would be
he a great - waste of- p,,),,
a ny Df t)u. contending parties. very lives ami po--it-i) the live* i
So with hctirty goto! wlll ,
•. frequently do hot approve. *
i I *«r j„ ,„ rv .-ll.iriv «,i facilitât** «he ••*l'°rseeing
hi*
ri
ti«*
i»
deed. In place of n costly abstract of
he . greatly enjoyed
- I r t .it \tl(e In commenting upon an editorial and energy and probably result in To change .the map of Europe is not those di*pen>ieiit » h tii-m to nr
Europe dtirliiA-Ut*-» •*1'it t;uUi century, routing with the holy triumph uf tho
\,„| vhòubléY to shouldt-r.
Thcro is certain, work th at must title, the proper state olficer pan ex
t' " la Hull ni Amorie.i •\ |»r«»'i ** ** whim
la rives and friend*
- *».•! tl.. • >
when till re exit led fUCh ü entxo (OT ~will. but 1« I* a tlltferettotiling, rrot l i t —^
irmt'M
tufi
*
in
the
Sun
in
regard
to
the
Efficiency
(o
u
g
b
t
lite
guitti
fighi,
harm
»
>
•
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■
for'Florida.
Unless
■
it..
11
..prico*
,J
»
tu
li
i
.
be done in every town of progress amine the bookB. tor a small fe«, and
to) Vf
worth the price of a single. human war, hrot I •• ii- 1 •
«»ni |M1
’a
U
a
iiy
lin
«tr»
iiiri’n:
Vhill
1
. , tain, flow et : - ut made <*f thl» the green avenue« of the future, but
jb
mu«t
M
’fbiiiily
. 5 or 6 dose* 666
uhi bus grown obler
1,. -•.. tl t.gw fand. importance for which no fund* ascertain w hat.‘if any, encumbrances Expert. Wesscis being employed to this state cun have nn exhibit cost life. F’ntriotism should never ri*e uThe tin rt hi
i«
m i . 1 t •r • i
fi •» »' ,’1
i;
-4
'•stance,
while Urn odor of the real In tbu hot dust ol thu present moment,
1
I’
rn
•lulls*
«
1
.
|m
vu
r
«
•
»
*
»
•
•
*»
•
•
•
«
caw» of Fever <>r <
, mi,«- Aiil'AproaJ
. afe provided and every fight thlnk: on tho title have come into existence raise $ 2 (Jl),000 wur fund for the Kris-1 ing upwards of a million dollars bove humanity.
that pem • ti.ii -t
•li »ii * ii-.unteti hull.
•M f i 'A
nw ers wa* Imitated by tho uso of to do tho duty that walla ond want*
1 * 4' ' '
.«
in
cent*.
ri» hope for them now.
.
ing cllixcn feels the obligation to do since the certificate fcas issued, ¡and co fair, the St. Petersburg Indt-pcn- wo would suffer Ify comparison with
il iu-rii ul »I* itullerilig 1
us.—Janies Muf neau
«*
The history of war is merely a suc more hop*.»--- '!»•
per.Utne*
h«*a (lint: l !«•• hi Ur trill
"Í
Thi* goo<l couple *o irta-,
were a * cur cit y
the hostess stater— Miami
'Me cession of blunders. Eurh treaty of vinred thu' an
his part in furthering the cause of make a record of them on the cer dent says:
«*ll
■
.
i
e
tn|*
r.i
r
1
1
v
urn
ri*!
I
f
t
here
U»t
V
A
II
i
in»
1
a
Thi. Mis* Saidye W illi:
li 'Hat p
«•nr
"W hatever chance the men at the tropolis.
• mi-rea-e iti price* could
That tMeir p*>* ma>' he m any
community good; this lie is obliged tificate.
, ».
1
peace sows the seed of future strife. ity of tin :■«
from a delightful ' |h|I Willi f rh* n •1- tli-t, oliti! 1• «I 11* ..'•h- r l „ pl|l III Kodut-I- tb
head
of
the
project
to
raise
money
IIul
there
i*
it«»-scarcity
Their sorrow* be few.
----- O —
*
to hear about ail th a t he can stand , Thus the state Insures ngainst nil
War offends our intelligence and out England a - •! I
and relatives m >1!•• Illitili! >t«.iUt* *»( hi ri•cr aliti i rn* *rr p i »w♦*r (ul machiner) |u- r\|M-ftetl
year
have
been
un
forja
.Florida
exhibit
at
San
Francisco
And
a* 'they go onward.
ITop- of thl*
in any event without Iho incursion attacks' every title it has examined
Tennesee. She also s|M»nt :i VS 1 ••k Iti
A Gainesville .dispatch tells us rages our sympathies. We can but this Wur Tin i "
Su' f t Oli uf I ¡ a i iie*V*fle f he
W
1'rt>
J
m a r k o ts ha\*
Uur
Helen and Endor
|
|
\
i.hundan!,
the
of •"commissioners" and other gen* and has. certified to he good and va had Id get the necessary- $ 200,000 that the county commissioners there stand aside and murmur " T h e pity Htnlw* do ' »1 * i •
•i.ai S f (e
l h iv e r-l'y t:*ti..
Jacksonville ere ri 11if nini i! hi m*«
n, ncii I IIIK l II# . 1«A
Rich
harvests
inaj 1 reap
been
well
supplied,
and
arrangements
tlemanly hold-up artists who are lid. Under the North Carolina law, seems to have gone glimmering since have amende^ .their usual rulo of of It a ll,'The pity of it ujl.”
emphutii'u! > ii»'
the Florida Mate
Front goml «leed* th e y render.
•CITI« n nei In l ' e of t h a t ' i t y am i
the
employment
of
im
outsider
to
|,i,d
been
inaile
to
dispose
of
The
snr
promoting scheme« for object* whofce un indemnity fund, is
I.H
Mr».
Edgn
r
B
yet
war
i»
riigine
established
Of Tulli, h-^-e
granting a permit to any man who
UT
I cannot lose my faith, however,
hrtY.nl w il Intuì I h r * m e n a c e ni
f ‘ daughter, Evelyn. j»ri* bm it«- h y n in I *tilib e*- 1
benefit* are not readily visible.
I, -,- • of I l o e plus ut
which provide* u remedy in value raise the funds.
wanted to carry u pistol upon his thnt the human race continues to ad mind than m■'»•
»»
ir.
ilh».
May God s riebest blessings
V !t I« in in 11 *• i1 1‘
W
»
ü
b
'
«
ml
"
"
I
t
seems
thnt
the
press
of
the
The Reporter-Star believe* thijt for one who claims to have lost his
( »ftcr spending »'•
dl prilli» lutst \ if a d v a n c e d prices uniti
HI D N I v i Hh A L CAW
1 ir -H* Hilitill* erti
filing the bond required by law, und vance despite pll obstacles; it snatch riddle. If i * t »
them here,
! oli
I 1(0,1
( \l n» \Vi O til»'
r
»
1
»
No
.-r
1I-.
tl
It
te
porary
*n*
in
•
ti
state
,i|
i
not
going
to
play
"g
o
a
t"
athe best thing the "commissioner*” rights in land by the mistake of thç
'.»■ .•H w r
i: i
p Mrs. -Bigger* par
I'-.
w
t
«
•
'
\
f
will hereafter inquire Into the rea es wh;rt benefits it can from every to it -1 would
I.
tol(.1 eliti i*
\ I,it tl
»I
to r*J^e funds for an exhibition at state, to which loss he has not con gnin, and the probabilities are that sons why such applicant should wont
I?: Ii im
tween the ‘
them ....... I t lo t r
situation. 1 nm optimist enough t«>
Tu '
the
newspapers
of
Florida
will
make
(l,
I„g
to
loti-ign
"
•
‘
I
the Panama exposition'could do for tributed by any negligence on his
to carry deadly weapons and refuse tin nk I lint it better and greater Hu fermented
io
tlo .............................................. *
*
Mr».
Gmulbu
■
o
h«-r
Florida would lie to declare ah im own part-hut he hnx no rlnim against such u fight f hat th r,re will heno H- the permit unless the reaso n n ee m
t* I ”
uf a pelt
1
r* i r n - t . d . >
M»
t.,
And
in-re’*
t»> the bride,
rope
untfa
better
a
nd
greater
German
l
a
ss
a
n
d
b
u
h
’
1915 arid
position upon the people of Florida the land Itself. Registration of title rida exhildt. It is just as well That 1 sutlicicnt. T h a t is the only cationul
tu make rt I
Eilective August 1st ÍU N to August Is*
1 • •. •it|«*•-fl. flatiing g“ This I» not » >'**•':utul condition. U
|»\tu
And . here’s to thulr friend*,
arc
am
*ng»ihe
Su.toril
Emjdre
will
emerge
from
the
hopeless
.to attem pt it, and refuse to serve. under this law is entirely voluntary. money could be better spent in ad
guaranteed agilntt any reductions during thst time:
ing on the ..lu ' <
well to the contrary, it l»*un unnatural one.
construction of the luw on the suit* chaos of tddny.
So faithful nnd tried.
are sojodrning nmong lli«» ino un* ¡ing t" roll, ge i» ^ oui«! he
<
. .
vertising the Florida orango in news
¡inil
it
has
been
brought
aboutby
The object is one that may b s en- Tiroes Uhlon. .
csiigan
A.
thousand
t•
m
ill
V
s'.tton unu
.
Ject-for if men arc permitted .to go
tains of North Carolina.
t*» **1•• •
Runabout - * *: * • Wc arc living in a day of great
papers and magnxines. It would he
■ domed in the abstract and damned
— -O——
N
%
fi
!j»tf
«•*»ll«*it*M
* |u-for* co combination» to speculate in a proaround armed for murder merely by prises. History does not often furnish .prefer to .'I« the
Due rousing good cheer.
Y ft ti T
*
*
r-y
r
hull
very
nearly
impossible
to
ship
Flori
«poetividemand
from'abroad
due
in the concrete with equal «»rot t
Touring Car
550
Closing out all typewriter
«
i ,• «»f fvf her *in tei
genius of the Ti- it
\yh:tt matter« the weather.
filing-a small bond, every county in
P IK E R S IN CHARGE
such examples of sudden and swift the routine-' f I
da fruit across t|ie couhtry and have
«b lin d 1 nl
lit ! »'d *up
I hi- war
“11or abunda
*
ntjss and fervor. Florida should be
Best
grades
only,
at
(•lull
.
I
1
pa
per
tirW B u t e might show n mobilized
I f til ur «unshine nnd rain.
Town Car - - r *
750
heing cornered
rorm-red:
The Now* la In receipt of a news it show to advantage beside the frpsh
I Ii
changes. The course of events may i mil the a ir c- .
ari being
"»
•a represented at the San Frahdsco
per dofen beet*. Herald «»thee
•’*
(In Ibn I’nltrS Ulnlr« ol tmr«k» Oolf I
arm
y
of
pistol
toters
ready
for
the
'll -tl Mil «
We
all
«land
together
1,1
lead into unexpected channels.
•i? if
exposition— ye$. But the proper pro p ap er’ clipping posted on a ‘ letter fruit that is displayed by the Cali
arc to bp mudi to * ':'"r 1 .
I leap
to extend U■et
Those present were; Mcsdam**
ir trap-.
slaughter.
ho do not ht ' t n ' ' ' 1
\
»if
l
vision hasn't been made for it; themen head of the ."F lo rid a S tate Com-, fornia growers.
Europe'is
likely
to
change
more
in
curie*
tjl'l-e
inri* My h-art
[
\ siu-ldeti J U Adum*. Graham
The cases are rare n'ml exception
I Tl
The farmers are III I'll'
ion to I lo-tr -in g le «"I
-^ O * who are-nam ed as ¿brumissionrr* mission,- Pannrna-Pnrttic Internat- w— —
the
next
year
than
it
has
in
the
Inst
man'nntion
<
iircale
*
-H
1
all •* ••••'er*
■ K Tnl.it, II H I’uttishall. E. M
al where any good cltixen in a decent
(•hi t,t i t.c • r
paring seed b«-d*
IN SU T S FLO RID A P A P E R
Aro not.going to give muchfof their, ional Exposition*’ hearing tly? names
All retail buyer* nf new Ford cars from August 1st 1914
fifty, it is tUyjut time for the Politics loving care »:
vantage
,„,1
a*
good
money
Dooley.
( ’ R. I’biBip*. »’ T. Wukecommunity
nAeds
to
carry
a
pistol,
late.
aeed.
The
indiratiot:»
nr.tlm'
»
i
to
of
J
,
Clifford
.
Foster,
ns
chairman
oui
*
1
III
to August 1st 1915 will thane in the profits ol the coiti
time and atten tio n - to it, because
•l'„,1er -u' h circoiiistunce« it wt
Exhibition French, of 'Sanford, in and the, other kind of citizen should of Europe to emerge from thu medea- the stake it i 'l
,|f,.r.d. there will onli.ld. Misses Belle Erehtipr. Blaneh
on • each car
very
large
crop
of
celery
»t«l
other
to
tr
T
.
M.
Wear,
vice-chairman,
and
pn
piny to the e.tent of $40 to $00 per car. on
‘ ‘ th ey can’t afYord to. Thoy ure lend
' |m- Minch la-tfer lor t'ongre-*
his enthusiasm for raising .money for not be |>ertnitted to carry one at all, val shadow of diplomacy and be con the inflated »n 1 ’
IV.ttishnll,
Georg's
I’aUtshuU,
un<L
|¿,rgiheld
<
>
l
entries
vegetables will be grown in »»'« d o l l i l i ' l l . *'
¡hey buy. P R O V I D E D : we sell and deliver 300.000 new
8chraeder, aecrotary. with
ing their natfit* to it to.m ake I t re H.
and find some means to prevent the J. anetta Sheldon, and Mssrs bh ei-’
a Florida exhibit at the California no matter how many bonds he filed, ducted in the twentieth century fash Slavs.
II be o p en ,for practice
The
trap*
wi
Vicinity
this
season
.
¡
41
,i
>
ra
torli*
**
spectable and tbo likely result will offices in the Heard National Bank, exposition, claims that a romhinuFord car* during that period.
oxporratfdn
of
domeatic
product*
in
To shutr liow n tl
Jo n , ’ Pattiihall. . rhilli|»».Wakefiold
unleM he could show conclusively a ion. In~my estimation the diploma la
i
next Friday afternoon, iand nil shoot».
the
G
®
he that the enterprise will fall into JadianviUe. The clipping ia in the tio n .o f newspaper interests in the
stead
of
doing
what
it
ran
to
facili
have
plnyed
a
very
im
portant
part
clinics anti 'let*'
Mr. Moses a n d .fa ir ly uf Eiuti*
the
public are Invired.
.
Ask us-for particulars
'
case of extreme urgency fylly justi
anil
Dooley
w*-ll
a*
1
nature,
of
an-'allegcd
interview
with
nr I inhH ni *4
err :iH
the hand] of impractical men, prob
State is trying to Work the enter fying the privilege, The commission in bringing about the wnr, by isolat of its opportunity
were In Sanford Friday^. They were
information address tate such exportation. Other' roun
, , n ¡, g to h®!
For further
ably grafters, who wilt seise the op an alleged "dow n-state” man (one prise in their own interest in expocting
Germany
and
Austria.
once
is
alon»
a
<
-r.
•
foremerly of Manhnttan. Kdnsa*St. Fetorahurg, Fla. , tries .protect their food supplie*, «nd
ers in, the various counties of Florida
T A G ru ve*.
Discoverers of IBumlnatlnj Gas.
portunity with the avidity to get a of those who have been buying stock Ing^to aqueexe $50,000 out of the
Sanford Hernjd I even regulate the prices. in time* ol
en
for
vdiifwi't''and M f. Moses some lim e ag«
I t will be necessary to reconstruct
are invested with a very heavy re
the
>«»
(ifl.-r
O
l
la
a
ome
of
the
fake
Jacksonville
life
.a»
It vas in 1702 that a Britisher.on*»
if greed ami
selfiahnes*
free triji to California, see the sights
Th*
War deal' In hum-"
c F. WILLIAMS. Af*nt
made the trip from that place t,o
StatefcgU Jnture for their own adver sponsibility In this matter of grant the boundaries of'E u rop e. Let it he
magazine* is about the j stress,
permit Mr. Murdoch, tundo th® Pfst succe»»,n money. *
,• thr'-e and leave tho exhibit, If haply there enterprises U probably meant by tising scheme.
ami
th
I
the
forms
of
speculation
«ru
EDWARD 1UGGINS. S»U«m«o
•
. ing permits to carry pistols, and they done this time ao justly, so humanely lessly as thegam j'1,
Florida in his automobile.
bargain in good literature that U
" d ' to bring sufiering to our people. tu| rxntrlmM.t s on tho* Illuminating
of
iir
may .be any, to .look out for horself. down-state; most of them state that
host
This charge does not come with should exercise a wise and careful nm! so intelligently th at there will be agipe tho
, * d«
The down-atato
' p u no Bnd P lay er.. Piano- Expert ha* been,mn j r here and wi]l’never he as now thr«-.-itened, there will im on! properties of ti nee».* Six Tr *r* later
If the Florida C itrus' Exchange they are down).
very good gfaeo from Mr. French discretion In doing so.
no necessity for doing it over again great general vim i; ' " n" ”nt< •Thai
$2.25 you get the
man
has
it
all
figured
out
why
the
tuning and repairing . All work nh- mad*“ a g a i n Fof
wishes to mako an eahihit at Cal
ïip e r to u . «.n u .» « .H.« * ' W
W -« « - • «>* ■x’ or'ilettr
« —
' lion Illu
ant^the newspapera should make the'
’
Le
for some time. There is a close rela the task of taking •
The
pis'tol-toter
at
large
ia
the
,o|u,.iy guaranteed. W .U . H arvey.
,l,v Woman-. Wn,Id The
li VI
ifornia. or if the cigar makers of Tam newspaper« of Florida nre opposed call on him to ahow up. •
Siete»
O
»
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»
»
™
»
«
eh.ll
«
.
«I»
—
minated P ri* hv this new discovery
curse of Florida, and if his nejgh- tionship, or should be, between racial position will o »1 ,!l,‘ l' 1 ! ‘ 0
B oa 1233 Phone 2(9-1.
1 » 2 -" ...........hold. The P eop t"
pa wish to display their goods there to the poeple.of th e ir-sections beW e’ have laws to r e a c h consjrtra ;
We suspect it a fiction of
Mr. bora watch him, hé has no one to and territorial boundaries. Most treat lives; it w illV ch. n at the P
whole y e a r
»nd Farm U fe .» for one
-they may do so, and all will be glad ipg touched by the Jacksonville men French’s fertile brajn-ahout the only
cies and combination* so monstrous
M- ¡Mn
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Anlomobile Owners Take Notice
blame hut himself, for he la an habit ies bavo been dictated by the con for it must ¡0 ' ■•k
ibe time to subscrlrie
M
If they do; but there i* no ca u se ‘or for an qllcged exhibit at the Panama- evidence .of fertility he has ever
the conspiracies and combi- 1
N«w
is
five
thousard
b
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Reduced R ates over •C o n crete For Sub-Good Presto Lite tank. Y\ ill as ure ••»«• «.»•-»----- .
ual criminal unless he has eompliod quering nations with total disregard
.............
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,
Si
reason why the individual Interests Pacific Exposition.
nations
to Increase the co*t of food g r
shown.— Orlando Citixcn.
manufacturer nt >r
..„t ,« fini
for
natural
fixed
boundaries..
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with
the
conditions
of
the
iayr-per
Bridge
at
D
aytona—
All
small
cars
for
ten
dollar*
cash
Worth
"A scheme waa put on foot some
of-a few should be promoted and he
be sold
product»*a gainst the natural laws ot
,h 1
1 have a steady conviction th a t wo dollar* ipr.-tkPrtfCUUO,i
mitting him to carry the weapon.
’ “including Forda with passenger* „ « , « . n y one. I » « « * ' » «
given the seeming patronage of the time ago by som e'of the newspapers
trade. All the machinery for investi- (
L A K E REG IO N M E E T
!,,rn(; if
shall witness, within tho year, the thousand hem.' « f
— Lakeland Telegram. *
round trip. 26c. All large ca r*
8 t» te when na n matter of fact the in^ Florida to have rst«bliahed a
Office.—
1°5
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.
gution und prosecution ought to be!
p ¡»J
formation of a great
Teutonic another flag may fl> ' "r *
eluding passengers 35c round trip.
The Lake Region Editorial associ
Thursday* «n«l S u n d a y * - « - ood- put in motion at one« and every
S tate 1» not participating.
The publicity bureau, chiefly through the
Germany, like other empires, was ot (o rtifled
VOLUSIA CO. B R ID G E CO.
i t Park
Bifn 1«5 conv‘ nlenccs. where. The gravity of the crime-for!
S ta te’s legislative body has aald In medium of the press, the papers of ation is scheduled to meet in Orlando • Some of our a u to papers are send
joke
for
Eurap
«
1
*»
l,!ay
pon
■
founded
upon
military
supremacy’
83*Fri-13tc
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nt*
The only **fc. clean iV is nothing"lew than critne-uguinst I A
' effect tha Florida did not care to the Slate Interested of coure* to early in October. This association ia ing out their publications under
C o n s id e r
b ro n ^ o u p b S S ^
m
y o u \ w S ! n ^ n d Ww h o t a k e s a n
maintained by a successful commer l*yl
..
____ v A»«ri»'
the public demands the prompt »t- X
r e s o u r c e s , w h o allOWS yOU tO H in y o u r U U S lllf » a « y
*
he represented
California, and it figure largely in the plan and un supposed to he composed of the news printed wrappers that are not only
S
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i
w
.
l
i
.
D.
R.
Brisaon,
wife
and
children
I
feel
.u
r.
that
every
^
„
cial policy. It cannot be that it is to
c l e a n e d and re-filled frqm nr- ’
*
. every
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sinterest
a. ____ i |n „.Mil. Itiia tn e s u m ir r e s s .
--------would now be false representation doubtedly to get somelhlng In re paper men in Orange. Oaceola, Semi neat, but appropriate. The Kissim
tention
of
prosecuting
^
ctive
in
your
basiness
success
have
returned
from
an
extended
stay
daily.
he laid away upon the shelves of his will Join In the hops-cf an
tcia n well. Shower bath, toboggan
to attem pt to make It appear, other turn for their patriotism In the mat nole, Volusia and Lake counties. Not mee Valley Gazette has a printed
Thr
»-»or
ss
TLio iii thp rplation we form with our customers.
.
*ur,ri
in Het Sprinra. A;k. While there tesiar
in the country,
lasting
pence,
>
r
'
'
_
»mi
tory
before
it
has
developed
ita
full
Leased privately also.
8t 6f
all
of
the
newspaper
men
have
joined
te
r,"
says
the
alleged
down-etate
wise.— Reporter Star.
Mr*. Briuon waa very 111 with pneu slide
wrapper “ Hero la your
Kisaimraea usefulneu and power. The German forced into ,he lum'U of an
M ake us a partner in your business agreeable to the- above ,« a * a in n o o d n f
And Cqngress may well auspend S
but it la h op£d that all will attend.
man.
monia, and Mr. Brlsson with mala
Valley . G azelle,” while Bob Holly Empire has not done all for dvili- German nation, but 1 » . ¡ ¿ r 'tr*diits
efforu
U
>
provide
mean»
to
get
The local news-man and printers
The N caa will bet a peek of pea
T IT L E R E C O R D R E F O R M
rolls hta excellent paper up in pa ixaliqn it waa destined to <l°- * tho
rial fever, and as adon a* they were
products out of the country until the
l Ä
r f K
’ w welcome and" w e‘wiH Ä y o u C ^ S y ' w S ^ P .0” their history a " '1
!s,:nsdve* •*
Torren» System Should be Installed nuts against a pii\t of brains to be should get together at a reasonably per bearing this Inscription: "T h is
able to travel returned to Sanford
speculator, have been brought .to
d
o
n
.
(h
e
,
r
»
«
German
contributions
to
science,
M
i
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Klicirwiuc
p fl.
.
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early
date,
todevise
ways
and
means
extracted from the alleged commis
Bible along such business lin
lines.
in Florida.
*
and are npw* much * Improved in
wrapper conUjna Holly’* Herald, coipmerce and literature are too real well upon
v-mir Hundted Victor and Colum- term*. The m ote.pf *uch product*
for
the
ehterUinm
ent
of
this
organi
How many property owners can sion that no downstate man ever
from Sanford, Florida/'-Zofia Truth. to permit the belief th at ita work i* during the h»1 j O ty year* In m \
^
ord. and two Machine, for kept here the better tho chanco to
.
M A K E OUR BANK YOUR BANK
,V
«>
orti» ■
_
jo5-2tp
We’ll zation.
he aure that their respective title* gavé any auch Interview.
Tho wrapper M a conceit of the finished’ and a new. order to Replace fields of
C. M. Berry.
jirinif prices to » normal level.
L
’
Mr
p.
B.
Singletary
and
fam
ily
are
c
h
a
n
g
e
*
If
this
la
in
the
minds
o
f
out
con
double
the
bet
th
at
some
member,
of
to th e property they own-or think
Jlusinesa. Manager. We are really too the .old. Y et the panorama of rhang*
raerte.
S e e m .» «
P« .1' 1 “ * 1™
greeting Sanford friends once more.
thej/dwn- are good? They can never the alleged commission,'or Itime em temporaries . a word to that' effect, rhodeat to qllow It tp go put but the
week in country home.-Address
may ~urifold with startling suddei^
.
’
They
have
rented
Mr.
Fred
W
illiam
*
!
by
would
be
to
the
pftlnt.—
Orlando
ployee,
wrote
thé
Interviewhimself.
An Actor In 8p<t* of Hlmaslf.
be aure that th at title will not be dis
B. M. threatened to discharge tho ness that the dream of the Liheralist
•
- - ■Arthur
* *•— fi»-4«ti»«*
B o, 1(53 S«n(.rd.
105-2'p.
reeidcnce
In
the
absence
of
his
f*mPresident
Twining HadloTi
The News Is not (atniliar with the Citlsen.
puted-in the fu tu re,'th at there will
N O T IC E
editor unless he allowed him*.to have and Socialist may soon be realised.
of
Yale,
used
to
recall
with tra t hla
•lly.
Cnpt
Singletary
U
on
train
27
and
(COURT HOUSE BUILDING)
not be, some day, costly and harass publicity scheme as outlined by the
his way, ao what would you doT
\yar
breedij
socialism.
At
night
the
one
appearance,
in
hit.
H
T
E
M
P
T
IN
G
—
,
28-from
Sanford
to
Tampa
relieving
7th white horse w e ig h e d - a b o u t i 130
ing litigation
sustain in the not newspaper men who »met at Sanford
i l)T«
D. L. THRASllER, V-Prei.
opposing hosts rest on their aim s, A» 1 have chart« óf
Capf. Brower for a month or six
d, eight years old. .aylUh- ap- •u amateur getor "T h W ■
sat S S»nFORREST LAKE, Prti.
■urely successful attem pt to hold several month* ago. Wê do know, " A man high up in the « (la in of the
me any word» tu-apeak. ho aaltl. Ml
An Orlando man raises a crop of searching the heavens for the rlddlo x jtle Bond *‘ (¡t**r*
weeks,
After
leaving
Sanford
Capt.
Florida
S
U
te
CommlsiionoftheF»-.
nte
«•'
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M
however,
that
Bob
Hotly
of
the
San
the property they are*now living on,
I bad to do war itf walk ■or“ *
Singletary and family will visit hla
am a-Pacific International Exposition Alfalfa Hay every two •montha-r
-r of life and death, and .wondering for(1 Land * W * ' s , ¡ . ¿ 1 T-.i A**
or the winta they ate enjoying. Such ford Herald, president .ol the Florida
■taxi’, but It h*i
bouao.
nwhat
their
tomorrow
will
b
r
in
g
fo
r
th
.jeom^i
j
can
ho
found
and
yet
Florida
doesn’t
raise
en
brother In Paragpuld, Ark. »nd
UUl
an experience m aybetheíate ofthefr Press Association, was rlcctjsd as writes: " I would like to sew you on
__Tbt» World*
Ä n . n « “ M - s‘ n,<’r "
Around
the
thousand
camp
flroa
the
ofB
ceh
Jhe
court
,
ough
cattlato
supply
her
.ow
n
Wenda
in
St.
Loul*
before
retu
rn
in
g
the
commission.”
,
the
chairman
pf
the
organlaaition—
helra, their widow* or children who
Hammock.
V
dairy and meat demands.— Ja ck steady conviction ig being driven
¡f .
to their homo a t Sebring, Fla.
Certainly.
they would gladly shield from aucb » and we know further, that any man
.
e
home that J^his sa'rriflro of life might
Probably It would put a muflieron sonville Metropolis.
fate. They would .ho glad to Inaur# who deliberately characterises Bob
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page
C IT Y I
Tiff SANFORD HERALD
That Man Was
T H E H IG H ER COST O F LIVING
S O LV ED . __
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BEG IN TO SA V E TODAY
PEOPLES BANK OF
SANFORD, FLA.
i W. W. ABERNATHY' Ä
Ä
THE REAL WAR SIT U A T IO N
Feed Us First
? ¿ fio r d
Low er Prices
on
K
Ford
Cars
B u y e r s to S h a r e in Pr - ofi t:
Ford Motor Company
I A Good Partner For
AH H itinnal ClassifiedAds
Sem inole
wA*.
<K
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' a ■ -- -T.it
Bank
�: of F o rtu n e — By Randall Parrish
Copyright, 1912, by A. C. McClurg & Co.
fort to close ih * J o o r ! sud T iI3 Dot
move! confident he * u pot alone.
"Say, George, what boat la this?" I
asked.
“Mah hhmo la Loula,,snh.*'
“All right, Louis, (ben; what'a the
ironic of tbla vessel?”
"Hho am do SrofOull. bo* a mighty
fin’ boat la b ."
“Ho I Judge. What la she,. fruiter
or irtivate yacht?"
■ “I- reckon I don't Juat know.“ nnd
ho grinned.
#
T'erhap* th ru -you will Inform me
where \xo aro bound. 1 aupinwo you
know that?"
••No, sab; do cnptnln'he nobber done
tol' me. aah. nothin' 'bout hi« iwrsoual plan». AIL he done aald was fer
mo to bustle sum ghih In yore."
The shadow of « man blocked the
doorway. Ud wna tm# of those who
had beep In (be stnnll hont.nnd I no
ticed a rorolrcr ut his waist.
"Tbat's enough, boy. Come, now,
hut with youT* he commanded grutfiy.
“Nover you mlniLtho door- I’ll atteuiL
to th a t"
He pulled tbp door tu^after the rotrefttiug form of the negro, and 1
heard the sharp click of the hitch
nnd then his ruler, inufiled by Inter
vening wood. ordering the ' irte ward
a f t There waa no appearance o f auy
lock on the door. Probably there was
■Urlng back toward lhe~bouse. ~A
few momenta y e waited In'»Hence;
then the «lender figure o f the one who
seemed the lending spirit emerged from
out the cnm*. Herman Joined us. the
latter taking the tiller, tho former
pushing off nnd springing alertly Into
BusfDctad of burglary, Crai* I* cleared the bow.
by » ' young woman »»»rici+nji Is ths
Lying between the thwarta, face
street. Bha la out of work and'hungry.
turned upward, all ! could are distinct
They talk In a restaurant.
ly was the black oarsman, a Ithough oc
Bhe U ah setreas. deteriori by bar
wealthy, drunken husband. Bbt consents casionally, .when he leaped forward. I
caught gttmpsca of the fellow I believ
, to go south with Craig.
'Urs. Damarti la s good woman and will ed to tie the captain of the strange
play tbs part of Mrs. Hanley to help crew., Our boat skilled the shore,
Craig. They arrive al tbe rundown lien- keeping close within the concealing
lay plantation and aro greeted by a rough sbndowa, na evidenced by overhanging
looking ovw'aoer.
tree*. Twenty minutes elapsed ere
Coombs, the overseer, and a mysterious we were scraping along tho sklP-of a
Degrees Salita seem to be tho only per
sona on tho plantation. Craig la swat's ■tflaspJ-WWxile-ilia,
coed by a shot wnd linda a man murdered • I wna hustled roughly to my feet and
Broussard, a creole friend of Coombs, bundled ntmard. My head atlll reeled
appaara Probing (bo murder, Craig finds dlsxlly. nnd the two men gripping my
the corpse missing lira. Barnard Is really anus hurried me over the rail so swift
Mrs. Henley. Bhe and Craig determine to ly my first Impressions were extreme
flghr tot hoe oiteotfi g -tmobend-e celala ly v/iguc. I knew.the »Vies of the Tea-SmrSCISTev TIWllejr_ dead,
sol’Were painted a dull gray, as nearly
Coombs denies Hanley la dead an* de
flea Craig, although tbo latter reveals an Invisible color ns could be concelvlir a Henlay's Identity to tbe overoeor. cd. I recall the shnrp sheer of her
The latter says Healer himself put him bow, the clearness of her line* nnd the
tn charge of the plantation.
low aweep of her rail. Less than 1,000
lir a Hanley end Craig And Philip Hen- tons burden, I thought, and then na
tar's seal ring In the garden. Exploring my e y e s'swept aloft, and along the
tbe bouse alona Craig (Inde a secret base decks I knew her for either a private
ment room.
yacht, or tropic fruit steamer.
Ha Is trapped end discovers two dead
“First stateroom, second cabin," said
bpdlea One le tbe mtssleg corpse, and
Lively now."
the other la Coombe. Craig la struck g new voicsusharply,
“Shall we unloose the ropes, nlr?"
down and le made prisoner by a dark
young man. another named Herman and
"Yea. Faptcfl the door and leavo a
Broussard. M rs Hanley la also caught
guard. Stow away the boat. Breussard. Everything ready, captain.*4
I went down a brand stairway, shin
CHAPTER X.
ing brass rail» on either aide, which
Taken PrisorlSr.
led to'.n spacious after cabin. A table ceod na we thought best These peo
HE newcomer passed so clos* extended J t a .full, length, already set ple were lawless enough without
hen! ilu me 1' could feel bis foot for a meal, nnd n round,faced negro doubt—tbe murders already commit
(ouch mine. The doorrctnaln- In white serving Jacket grinned at ted were evidence of that—but •all
- ■ed ajar and. If escape waa pos-me as the tnpqprp«sed iuc between they desired, so fa r ag we were |K-r•Ihle, now was the time. Withthem
headinto a narrow passage leading aoually concerned, was to get us safe- '
reeling dixxUy, I crept through tbe forward. A moment later I was un ly out of the way. where we could no
opening, yet held the latch, faaclnaied ceremoniously thrust luto n small longer ..Interfere with their plans.
apartment on iny right. . the ropes What those plans might be 1 could
by tho first spoken words wltblp.
about uiy wrl*t» loosened nnd the merely conjecture, with little-enough
"W ell. Dronssard, what la lit"
door shut'nnd locked behind me. - For to guide my guessing. They might t>o
“All seen to, air."
perhaps five minutes I lay where l filibusters connected with some revo
"The bodies are planted, then!"
had been so unceremoniously drop lution along the Central American
“The men nttcpd to tliat."
ped. weakened by loss of blood nnd coast, smugglers or. marauders of even
“And the woman?“
“On her way; tbere was no trouble. dated by the rapidity of events. I less respectability. inring the Henley
found It hart! tn adjust my faculties plnce for u rendezvous. These fellows*
Salllo bad her doped, s ir"
“ l expected she would, Then that to (hla new situation, but I thought It were doubtless the • glmats which
finishes our job here, lieraisn. and tb* might yet lx; my privilege to foil haunted the plnce nnd hnd given It
quicker we nrj* off the better. \Ve got these villain» and rractio Mrs.- nen- so unennny a reputation throughout
the fellow after you 'left. Hrousaard: ley. It was my belief she.wna also on tho neighborhood. They would nntbit him a hit too bard. It scema, hut board thlg vessel. I hnd no renson to orally resent any Interference, nny
n o kone will erer Investissi«;, so It’s assume this except the wording -of change In owncrsbl|i or control. Foa- <
Just ss well. Adventurer named Craig. Broussard'« report, which I had orcr- slhly If they wore thieves, ns I more
Ju^t discharged from the ariny.’^
tluiu - half auaiiectnl. they had loot
“ Wtxut; la be?*'
- ^ -y-~ '_
hurled nenr by nnd were anxious to
“ Lying there In thè passage behind
get us out of thujwny long enough to
tb e dehr. .llava. l'etere apd Sam bury
reKTTTCtr-tf TTmffwrrm t.' * TtlTi nppeirtedr "
til hr along- wttli the others and then
to me ps by fur th«j most probable exJoin us. Wo‘M go sboard.”
plnnntluD. The door opened again.'
I shut the door and started down the
anti the guard stood revealed beforfl
passage. For a dozen steps It was
uie lu the glare of light.
black ns night Then there wns a
“The old man wants you," be ex«harp kwenro to the right and a glen in
piulued brusquely. waving Ills hand
o f daylight In the far distance- Al
aft as though specifying tho direction. <
ready they were at the barrier, and 1
■■'Come on. now ”
,
ran forward n-cklemriy, eager to es
1 preceded him along the nnrrow
cape Into tbe open. Tho way wns
’passage: Tho cablh .wns unoccupied, d ear. Ihe dour rising »lightly, yft with
the entile swung up agnlnst tile Lenina 1
out oliai ructions. I could bear voices,
of the upper dock, the heavy chairs
th e pounding of feet behind, and I
moved back, leaving u wide open space.
n ud e «li-sperate effort to outdistance
The furnishings were rich, In excellent
tny pursuers. That they were merql)n»te.
It wua n ynchtllko Interior. <
'lesa I knew, and my ouly hope iny In
There was hut (¡ne door, evidence thnt ,
attaining some hiding place lb the
a single cabin occupied the entiro
Weeds before they could ciiirgc Into
space listen),’ nnd I stopped' Ik'fore ft,
th e daylight. I (bought oT nothing
my companion applying Ills knuckle* else. nut ns 1 buret, straining and
to (be wood, but -without removing
breathless. Into the open hands grlpjiod
hfs watchful eyes from tuo. A tmifiled
me from Imth »idra. An Instant I
voice asked who waa there, mid.at the .<
ntruggì«! to breark free, fighting wlili.n
response replied;, ‘
"
,
mad ferocity. which nearly accomplish
*'0|)cii the door and show him |u. P c -. .
ed tbe purpose. Hut they were tóo
ter*, nnd remain where you are within
..nil
many for me. So llruuiwnnl'a tielt wna
ntrapped tightly, htndlng my hnnds
1 entered nnd foulid inyaclf U|>on n
helplessly to my sides, and I was hurl
plnln. uucar|H‘ted deck, the white walls
ed over so that I stared up blindly
and celling undccorat«l. On ode side
was n double tier, o f berths, lockers
Into th e face of tho fellow Jn com
were between,the |H>rta, nnd hejivy
mand IIM black eyes were sneering,
curtalus «Irapcd the. two windows aft.
while the unpleasant amilo rotea led a
row of wUHc teeth.
“She am ds 8*a Qutl, an' a mighty fin* Opposite tho berths was nu nmi rack,
containing a variety o f weapons, and
“Great Qod, man!” ho exclaimed.
boat, sah." ’
the only floor covering was a small
‘••You. must have the akull of an oleheard. Itut *he was a prisoner, and rug beneath a desk n«uir tbo center of
Uihant. Are you netually alive?*'
this vessel would tm the most likely the a part incut. TbU latter was litter"'Very much so." 1 gasped, defiant
placo for her to bo confined. I sat up, «1 with paper*, among them a map or
ktlll.
my flesh burning, nnd stared nbouL two. on which courses hnd been prick
“Mnyho 1 finish heern monsieur,”
Tb*
light shlulhg-through the single ed. Uoymxl ttitae nil the room-con
,|in-uloned nroussard. with knei> still
closed port wna dim. convlnolng me tained wna ii »mall bookcase, crowded
gflanted cn iny ch est “Then ho not
tbe aun had already set As I got to with volume*, nnd a few chairs, ohly
d*1k. b e y r
my *fwt I could feel a faint throb of one upholstered. The only i«erson
T b e leader latjghed. with a wave of
tbe engine and realized wo wery mov present occupied this, and' wss seated
€be hand.
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- - - ing flow!/'-through tbo water. The at the desk, welching me, n cigarette
“ You take the fellow Taf too serious
gtaak of the porthole was thick, but quioYldg Ketwrau hla lingers. It wa*
ly, Lot him np. F11 AfitL^u-way to
clear. I knelt on the berth and looked the Olivo lined mad of the cellar, the
d o se hla mouth If It over be u«ressary.
o u t dimly perceiving tho ahoro llpe <>ne I hnd (ricked ns leader, and hla
Bealdos, be knows nothing tu do any
slipping past, with an eYer broaden p-Hh gleamed white In an effort to
h a rm "
.
ing stretch-of water Intervening. Then smile. - In spite pf Ills skin nnd dark
Out «if .the depth of despair nnd deI sat down helplessly on tbo ntool and ey«w, I could hot guesa at his natlunfe&t there had come an animating ray wnltih for Hometlftug to occur.
alliy. but felt nn Instinctive dislike to
o r hbpe—they were going to take me
him, more deeply rooted than,before,
cnix? wa»^ lni|xxwlhle.
with \heni. Even ns a prisoner I .JTbe ,miin who appenmt tn be the now thnt 1 comprehended how com
should be'near, her, would yet be'able
chief tmd sold he would turn the girl pletely I wna In his power.
to dig out ttio truth. *
•Take a scnL Craig.*' ne o ld . speak
tree III Ne\v Orleans, when) she could
“You take boero along, inonalourj“ do' them no h<vm. New Orleans, then, ing with a faint sccont barely percep
f t was Hroussanl a voice. “Zat vat wn* douhtte** the port for which we tible- 'T h e second chnlr will be found
you mean?“
untied. ' It was dear they meant no the morc-jomfortable. Now wo ‘can
“Certainly. Why not? There's plen peraeLA) harm to her, and they would talk easily. May I offer you a cigar
ty o f work for another hand ou board. -nev**e have brought me on board ette***
I accepted It more to exhibit my own
T ru st uie to break him In. Come! «Ur* If they bad deemed It necessary
coolness
than from any, desire to
H ustle (he lad along, boys. I'll ' bs to otherwise dispose of me. These
smoke, hut without other' response/
« lib you lu a minute."
romdderatlous wore!'to the*main, re
“t trust yon hare been fairly cobs
They drova me • forward roughly assuring. nnd as 1 turned them over In
fort a Me since coming ou board the
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spare, from which 1 taw the chimneys my mind 1 drifted Into better humor. Sea Uull.*\ '
“As much so as a prisoner cbhid
o f tbo old bouse far awny to our left. Besides, my head censed- to act)«
T b e (Oitb l*d onward luto anotlier
It Was fully an hour after the com-1 culturally expect to be.’* 1 replied In
«•red patch beyond, dowp a steep ra lug of durknevs before 1 waa disturb differently. 'This vessel, then, Is tbe
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lonely waters of tho bayou. Hidden entering gleam of a light swinging la ' : "At prwfent—yes. The name Is Im
under the drooping foliage of the hank the passage revealed Ihe grinning ne material, oo-loug as It sounds well and
w as a small boat, n negro In tbestern .' gro attAvanl bearing a well filled tray. conforms (iu the manifest. * However,
f was thrust-In unceremoniously, the This be deposited In tbe berth, while Just'now -the register fends Sea Gull,
three others follotvlng, each man »lilp- applylug a match to the lamp over lleuley*. master;' MO tons, schoouer
plug an oar loto the row-Jocks. Her head. 1 saw no shadow of any guard
man alone remained on short, scatteroutside, but the fellow made no ef
log (ho embers of « small .fire nud
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to hi* »cat at the desk.
tEer Involved with tbo girl."
"1 hifrdly'think he wl|l, madam,** re
We both area« to our fe e t'a * abe
"You would oblige me by leaving her
entered, glancing about her curiously turned the captain shortly, evidently, name out of tho discussion then," I lie
at tbo rather strange surroundings, feeling It b ettir not to* let me.speak. torpoacd coldly.
then- stopping Irresolutely, apparently “And therv l» no use going on with
lie chuckled, well satisfied with* his
recognizing neither of ns. Suddenly this any farther. Answer me a ques
the light of recognition Inaped Into her tion or two, that Is all. Wbeu did you diplomacy. ____ .
"W e cannot obliterate tier entirely.
»ye* and she took a quick step for first tell Craig yon were Philip HenOF Pretty enough to beTisefut, tho. I im
ley's wife!*’
ward.
I clinched my hands at the bewil agine.. If she can ever be' brought to
“Mr. Craig—you here? WJiy. I can
view this nlTalr from tho right angle."
'hardly understand. Were you made dered embarrassment In. her ,eyes.
"It wss after we came here, when
1 gazed directly into Ids eye*, barely
prisoner also!"
I
was
frightened,
and
felt
that
I
must
able
to keep from throtioug him.
"I suppoie that to be my status, al
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"Drop it." I said sternly. 'T h e girl
though 1 hardly know," 1 answered, confesH the truth. I—1 had begun to
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trust him."
is to bo left aloue If 1 have any i« r t In
yet unable to refrain from accepting
Co
“Ob. Indeed, and you failed U»‘ tell your scheme. Now -1, want to know
the extended baud. “I presume you
him at Unit because you did not trust whnt is expected of me. May 1 ask
know tbl* person!"
him."
questions!"
CONTINUED FROM PAGE C
She swept my face with a swift,
"Partially that—yes. Although 1 do . "Certainly. Flr^ away.”
questioning glance and then looked
uot think the name Henley was even
"W here nre w«j l»oundi"
beyond mo at the man standing be mentioned during onr first Interview.
rigged yacHTF"
““
"Spanish Honduran," latlly, but
side
the
desk.
••You am under steam !"
I am sure 1 did not realise It Was my spreading out a map and lipping It
"No. 1 do not." slowly. "I havo no husband's father alio was dead until
“Exactly—auxiliary »team power."
with his finger, "Puerto Cortes, if we
rcmcmbrauco of ever seeing him be later."
«In what tra d e r
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can make that port safely; If'not. then
fore."
■*Opernt«.Hl for pleasure oxclualvrty,1
“Exactly; you picked Up a strange
Is that not rather strange." I ask- man on the street, agreed to go off on somewhere along the coast between
a alight inn» _uL.mackcEjr.-lu- the s o ft!
-la-tho (m»u. after a criminal mission with him, and now there and Tniplllo. There will tie sig
nals.",
course, but available all the year
expect ns to Jielleve ybu perfectly In
'Ey«1
1 leaned forward, startled out.of my
nocent of guy. wrong Intent-’* » * r ' . seif rehtrnfnt.' ' •* around In this latitude.'*
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“1 failed to catch the captain's
"1’hat will be enough,** I Interrupt
"Honduras! Good Lord! What are
ed. unable to'remain quiet any longer. you-n filibuster!*’
name—your*. I presume!"
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'The motive* of the woman and how
lie laughed, pausing to light anoth
'Hardly,'» with a short laughL'TtuU.
WO chanced to meet nngjm f iim-i-rn at
er cigarette.
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rnYn~y 1» t<H> dangerous« Job and not iuom*r
“Still. It 1» one you w m fairly fa
5
■'IRRII ireiJi-J. ,,nougb In It. 1 prefer to do my revoprove It. and let It go at that. I hare luting through others and cop the
miliar with—Henlej, 1’blllp Ileuley."
told you . plainly enbugh where 1 swag. That's tbo snfe end of the game.
This statement of his identity, spok
stand."
en calmly and smilingly, was a sur
It happens to he Honduras Just now;
"Just ns you say, Craig," nfTecting I hare been equally Interested In other
prise.
an ertsy good nature. "That Is per .downtrodden conntrles.
“You sec. Cnilg," he continue«! quiet
In* truth,
fectly a green tile tci me. However, as frh'hil. 'I am n patriot fur revenue
ly, apparently comprehending my
It make* no difference whnt tho late only."
state of mind, “'your little game la up.
Mr*. Henley thinks, we will dismiss
“You menu you furnish arms!"
Kqt a - bad plnn originally—something
her from the case and settle the nffatr
of a criminal genius that fellow Neale
."For n suitable consideration, y^a.
quletly between ourselves. I huvt» get f In Mrlct eonfiderico I* Arili state thnt
—but he failed to count on the fact
n Va preposition which will Interest you." neeurely |«n«kcd awny lu t i l e hokl of
that I was very much alive npd fully
He tglichctl a button, and 1 heard the thè ReÀ-slnll. Inrrely Iti ttoxe* labeled
capable of uttendlng to my own af
sharp tingle fit a bell outside. Almost uutchlnery. nre ‘20.000 rlfies.'slx rnpld
fair*. lly the way, wliat part did the
Instantly tho door In the cablu openedv firn gun* nud a sutltclency of animimi*glrl piny In Mils little conspiracy!
“That you. Peter*! Conduct the wo tion for n simili nrm.v. One» safeiv
Merely a friend of yours who came
man hack t*T her stateroom, hvck the* laudisi, thè litofita of thè voyage wlll
along fer'coidpa’hy!"
lutili a irsi,UHI gold."
‘door and bring me the key.",
,
"Certainly not!" I replied Indignant
" Y i * metili lo rotali! thè lady o‘n
lie Iwiit forward, searching for
ly; "Hftvn you sii-ti her!”
burnir*
.
—
something
in
a
pig»....
hole
to
bis
right.
"Not yet. I preferred coming to nn
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nU-ss"sIie
"prefer*
to *iJump overand 1 caught her eyes, touching my
understanding with you firM.*”
lionnl.*
lljts
with
tuy
finger*
to
signal
silence,
“A condition ybu may not find ns
"And whnt bave I to do wlth all
uhllu an' Inclination of tile head told
eaiyy as you anticipate." I retorted,
Ibis? You wild vou baci use for nie—
her
to
go
without
resistance.
The
angered gt hla cool insolence. ‘‘If you
icwlft change of .expression on her whnt u se !"
nre Philip Henley, then the Indy yon
TO ift: CONTINUEI)
face proved her Instant comprehen
are holding prisoner Is your wife."
Cp*v *1sK3
sion.
as.
without
uttering
a
wunl
of
j
He laughed, loaning laick again In
preU*st, she turned and dl«ap(>enrcd
bis chair. ' *
Peters returned with the key. Hen
“Well, hardly. Permit me to suite,
my dear sir. that l possess no such "Y o u 'll l e s r n ynt wh a t tho 8 a a Gul l is ." ley dropped it into Ms (HK-ket.
•That will be nil. he said. "You
encumbrance.’.'
asserting (h»U In- wns your huslmmr?
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"It hapiwns." I contended coldly, He It« Hie owner of I hit vessel —E’hlllp enn go.*'
As the ibsir close«!!again behind Po
“that 1 bnvo soon iliu murrlago lurtllt- ' Henley "
cate."
"Ymi nr»- not I’ldllp Henley." h)h’ ter*, the fellow rose to his feet and
held out his hand. ¡'You nre the kind
“Oh, you have! As much u forger» H»lid tlrtnlw " l i e Is my llllalmnd."
an some of these other'precious «locoThe smile wltlen«'«l. revealing the I I like. Craig.** he said cordially. “At
find I had toy doubts about )*»»ti and.
menta. You will certainly grunt Him Cruel, w h ite leel h
J ought to know whether 1 am titurrhm
"1 vxwv*X«**l hemles It »»¡is hardly no doubt, have been harsh. , Did you
mr not.A
In |»o Miippose»| Hint >mi would etitife»* »os- her face when you first sided In
Site wilted completely.
“H mode no nsteri loti relutlve tu your fnnnl ill Iillee null before your with me?
Well, that will mako the rest easy.
thnt."
Inver."
i
-"Wluft dld you ussiti r
She shrunk tm< U. her hands slill ex Sit down again, and I will explaltv
what I want".vott for. . The legal pip
. ‘Thnt Pillili» Ilonley wns tuarrlnl lelulisl
1','ts whb'h alwolutely* establish mv
and tluit III* wlfo ur wldoA-, ><•» th<My my lover"
hleiiitt)
as Plitllp llenlhy arc In the
Whenever
caso tuay !»■, ls Ilio lady »vi»'» ii<‘, <,iupu
•■\o»v •»*,,|•'*' I broke in. ever) nerve
nled me to «,'armlltpn."
tlliglltlg us I s«i*|i|ti*i| liettveell tlirltl hands of Inwybr* who represent me
Y ou Say A n y tiling
"Anotln-r luslouiillou like Hint and you at iTirntlllon. The case will not come
»»III leiirn »»tint 1 can do. Yo»i may In' iqi fur adjudication for several weeks
C H A P T E R XI.
S s y S omriliin£ W orth NVhilr
eu|i«»ll|i I l f tills IMilt t . but you ure ulone yet," speaking slowly and with care• | Change Front.
fnl
choice
uf
words,
"tun
my
coutcm
»»Mi its gnu. unit 1 eon kill you he
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Siy
E leum-d forwunl. hotli arms fore von could niter n cry. I wlll If lion ns heir to the pr»*|H'rty is thor
on the desk. Ids Idack eye*
oughly established. It bad to t>e. for,
Miller’s Bakery Goods
ymi dure lusnll her iignlil,**
unrrmvt-d Into mere sills
lie ns'le-l hack against-the di-sk. al (is you ktio»». the judgi1'* son'hud UeUn
For Me
“Oil. I see." finally. "Hriv- though 1 do uot think I touched him. away (rem till* neighboth«Mxl for
en out of one position, like a m>od gen j and hfs hand sought nn ojien-drowel*. years, (iractleplly ever since IhivIumhI.
era L you bave uuutliur lu reserve Am I Um*»» him iiistnutl.v for n cownrd fie was aliiiifsi unknown to the local The Q uality ' Will Filing a
I also to understand thnt )<>»i are (ire . and grlp|ied tils wrist, hurling him Inbaliltnuls, even to the serrnntn. He
* ' Pleasant Smile
(inred to siilimit proof of the death <>f from me half neross f|,,, room. lie was even reported ns being dead.
Philip HenleyV Ity.the suliitH, | mu g-.i-|u-i| i hit ruM'ing Ids bruised Tills state of alTalr» made l»h'iitlficn
becoming i.*it«-t» siisl "
»». -1 111 - eye» shilling to Hie I'liwwl lloii ilie must luij»»rt.iiil tiling to lie
i "nri*et(iii-utl v alt iliH'ti
"Nutumll.i». If ) no claim I" he tin- ihi.il is though . oiiii'tii|ihiflug nn I'oii-idcreil
man. I have not said In- uns demi. f*»r
meiits
ts'iirlng
illn-'H) on Hint point
ul.um
1 do not know. I Caine down here la*
"There is no use going off at half nre at presell« »»til of my reneb. You
Uevlng bltumllve. Ills wife 1* almost eoek. Cnilg!" ho snarled. “I didn’t understutiU?"
Bakery
convinced otherwise. _ All I am Actual mean any insult. Ami 1IJ get yon for
“ Yes; only you must have retained
119 Maiaolta.
it
Phen* IBS
ly certain about ttdiv Is that you are Hint n«»me time. You'll learn yet 'whnt something to sulistuiillate j*ottr vi*or«i."
not the man."
"Precisely. 1 was coming to llmL
Iho ih'u Gull Is."
“Y’oil are extremely free spoken for
•*\o disrt't." I I'oltielde«!. Hr»'»! of tils l have letter* from m> fattier which
a fellow In your condition. You will tlircats iiiul awaketnsl to the fu»*t Hmt sliUtflil lie Milftt lent. lull havo seen
StlKCT rAMILT HOTEL
at least confess that I am muster on this quarrel »»us not llkel» to help our j Judge Henley * writing?- and be handro a oua_
board'this ship, dial my word here L* i-lianees * Hut for a few lulfiilles It ,sl me a half iloxen uns»|v,^t. They
B O O H .L 6 T
law and
u are In mv po»vi-r ‘
»»III bo »»orlb »»»lir »«Idle b> ll'ti'li t»i were without ellVelo|ies. eaell lo-glll'
"Yes."
in,. | mo ii"t defending iJils »vmiiiiii ntug slnqil), *M) Dear Son." relating
"Then why exinwe »»»iir-eli nod that from any thing but iinuis esmiry In pi III, Ip.ilT) to hq'ut i oiulitloiiH on , the
Cool, coafortibl« l id mmlfig
Coovrnlrat lo •lttm»l»l|i dock*.
yoqng woman to unnecessary »langer? suits. If she lias deceived me I want |(datiliilloii, and oci'asloually expressApodi) turarne, rele'l.
Tli be frank, Craig. I seat for >tut Just to find it out If you an- Philip lieu [ liig n desite for the wanderer to re
jS tK B O N V IL L K . F L O R ID A
pow In a friendly n|>ii it You eon (h> ley. ns you elulm to Ik*, you must have turn and assume Hi«» burden of luaudecidedly useful (o um*. nod I can a f evidence to prove It- Convince iuc ugciucul. That’ they were In tbc «.Tub
ford to pay well for service* rendered. tlint h«|C|nH»ertlnns nre fnlso uud you bed ami peculiar InuidwriUug of the
old Judge was beyond all questlou. and
Now, wait. Don't break lir until I nnff will n ” find mo unrcosonnble."
through. 1 know wlm you are and
the dates eoveml several years. 1
"Gordon Craig, do you mean’*—
how you originally becniuo Involved In
I turned to her, sUadlng myself to t-.-iid them through ’carefully, puttied
this affair Whnt Old Neale and that look Into her appealing eye*.
by their eoutents.
other fellow Vail, offer you!"
"I have been honest with you' from * ‘There lire no envelope*T "
"Never piiml tho *gm," I said sober tho beginning." I Interrupted abruptly.
“No; l never keep them -w hy!"
ly. "I am -iwit altogether mercenary, "Now. If I discover that your state “ Only that no name.is mentlouedj
although I need money. I’ll *uy this, ment* nre false, tho Inducements are thoy begin all alike. ’Sly Dear Hon.’ **'
however, and you can fake It for what, all the other wny. 1 am a soldier of
*T never thought of that," ho ad
U may be worth. 1 originally came
milted,
simulating surprise, ‘¿but can
Into this game believing I was doing n fortuue."
supplement
by showing you Ibis pic
Henley laughed, tbc sound grating
kind tie** to a helpless man who wns
harshly* on my nerves, yet I made no ture. taken' three years ago nt Mo
being defrauded of tits rights. There
bile. Of 'CouiW you will 'recognize
is *no necessity of my going» Into de movement of pretest a* b e .stepped niysclf, but piny ilovir havo seen n
silently hark to his de*k. 1 was no
tails, hut Neale told me nn apparently
photograph of Judge JleDley.*’
atrulgtu it» ry and'convince«! uio my longer afnild of the fellow, even al"1 never bnve."
purt-wns n tnero fonn. Lutfer .1 leant- nrribugh ho might have a wen|»on cou"Well, that i* bla likeness, and there
realod
In
one
of
the
drawer*,
for'
1
e«l different and promptly quit. I
are
those on boaril who will Identify
haven’t sent In a Hue of report to my knew I had drawn his fang*. This It. Dora this satisfy you that T am
open
avowal
on
my
part
wn*
su/Jlclent
employers,"
/,
what 1 claim to beP*
“What convlnecd you of the fraud!" to convince one of hi* stripe (hat 1
wit<tned to bs ¡v t a EaU *k«»d
In truth It did not, for 1 would W a U ra i |
was
concerned
only
with
my
own
In
"A cuuveiautlon with Mr*. Ileuley."
oi lU tshei fellow k l|»«
raulpmeol ol
have
believed
notlflng
In
opimaHJon
to
His words cohflrmed my
", "Oh. the woman, hey!" bis tone terest*.
the positive statement of the woman oat »to,«. A» »a evidence of thl» dettf# to »how
T y’
|U oeweil sad « .I f ike beW e l «««ytMag, w*
■gain aarcnstlc. "Goo<! Lord. Craig, Judgment"Well said, my man. Now We begin that ho was not Philip Henley. Tet gladly rccptaacod to uaeri ol iok
don’t tx* n »vojkIcii hcadetl fool. This
to understand ifach other. .Of course under other cpnd IIlona-divorced from
‘ Xflrl I r a bw-re adventun*»*."
what I knew—the letter* would be
"You claim atlll to he Henley!*’ I l have the proofs. I would l>e a Tool
conclusive.
Were they really addressed
to sit In such a. game without n win
aske«], atifllug my Indignation.
to him or had he stolen them? If the
ning
hand.
Hit
down,
both
of
you,
“Not onL claim, but am. .My Iden
latter, then how bad he succeeded In
tity la nIAadj Qrmly catablished In while we talk this over. .-There is no
getting hla picture on the same plate
Combined O ffice
reason
why
the
three
of
ns
should
not
court. laiwycrs havo Iho final papers
with Judge lleiilcy’sT A?v««n» that
b«* friends, provide»! you nre fooolble.**
a n d Fountain F e n
ready to Bit."
]"But—but ! nm his wife." she (iante«l oven, the slightest hesitancy might
"You do not In any way resemble tho
in k
to me Indignantly. "Philip Ileftley'i. awaken suspicion,’ ! answered quickly:
photograph shown mo of tho man."
“It
would
seem
to
tie
unanswerable.
wife.
1-1
showed*you
our
certlttcnto."
' “A fake picture. Wo Hard known
—the aewetl m«nher of the Csrte»’» tat f»milr.
"A fake, n forgery»**, aagurteil tbo What hurl* my. pride Is to have been Pcncitll Ink wnltl ■ bl»w sad drw» s K* hleck.
Aptsetblng of Neale's pinna from the
.. ,
h U «.pedeUy bollusk »»»oo«h sad M M N L
other roughly, before I could find made such a fool Of.***
first,"
“Timl‘s nothing. CralA. We have all Come in aad l e i«»»how
the aew Carat u»k
"la tho woman on -hoard7" I* ques Yoke. "You, had It Trained up all
right. If you bad ueTer run scree* me. had that experience. I stand ready to hotile with the tew flow-coonelU,.
tioned. 11« hesitated Just an in stan t
give ybu a chnpcc now on tho yrlunlng
Show me tile paper." .
"Ye*."
"I cannot, for It Is not here. I placed side. Tile re wll! tie more money In It
"Will yon have her brought h ere!"
He walk«*! aero««, the cabin twice, It In my vnllae Imck ,at tlint house." for us both. Whnt do you say!"
“I should prefer
know more ntxwl
irnlpg- thé T>rô|»oiit ion over 'fu T fli Btfe atepjwsl forward with b^nds held
i hnnftid, Flcridn
;
mind. Appcrently concluding that tho out towhinl me. "But you know-Gor- your proposition." .
“It has nothing whatever to do with
ordral might a s well two over with first dou Craig, you know. I could not have
as last, he rqwnml the door and gave forged thnL 1 Imd not time; no Infor- the Henley: mutter. That I* practically
•fi_qriler to Peters. Then ho returned qp'.tlun which would hsv® led to>aUcb settled-already, so y*»u.will nqt l»o fu r
Gordon Craig
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Plaoes on tho Road'to Colmar, Capital
of Uppor Alsace, Have Oesn Rebuilt
• For Sali
Ave.
Furniture a t 210 Park
9 4 -tf
Tlmo and Again— Strategical and In
duitrial Importance of Muolhausan, FOIt sate or rent. Three acre*
Seat of Local Government.
highlly Improved Tiled land, doae
Tbo linn of tho. French advance Into In, with nice 7 room house* well It»-,
catf^. A. R
M.ag. ,
■oiilbeni. Germany Is through a w* r
tn»Ii»"AVe. • “ •
102- tf, r
sou m il, war ravaged part of central
Europe. In every mite of their march
For Sale-A t a discount- Scholar
they are In sight of a hilltop crowned ship in Sgnford .Business College.
•Owmnnnrblc to use it and It will be
rtnrcritc" point, but that In frontier ■old a t a sacrifice. Enquire Herald
wars wage«] by French, German. Aus Offlre.-!0>1-tf.
trian or Swiss was fought over, burned
For Sale— ^910 Cadillac touring
and dcetroytyl until today only a pile
car for $400.00, juat overhauled In
of ruins marks the spot where It stood.
good running shape.1 Sanford M lAlt' Bretsach. which lira on tbelc
chlne & Garage. .
82-tfc
right on tbo ntarcb to Colmar and
which tops n great basaltic rock thar
For Sale or Rent— Two nice realrise* 2U0 feet from tho Ithlne. formerly dencM at a bargain. W. J . Thigpen.
was the key to eonthern Germany, nnjl
80-tf
to tho land which these troop* set out
For Salo-Orange grove 14 aeraa
to conquer. Their forefather* destroy
ed It In tho last century, and now de fine hammock land, 130 aerea^of
limitation« of territory and modern Celery land, one ten acre tract celery
means qf fl^fenoe relegated this fa land.' At a Imrgrin. Addreaa P. O. B
mous old fortress to the scrap heap, Box 1034. \04-8tc.’ *
and Neu llrelsnch, Muclhauscn. Col
mar arid Belfort, which It vuce proFor tale at a bargain, aa I live so
locteri, have now becorae military cen- far a »'ay cannot attend l a tins 18
iers atid points o? strstegic lmportance. acres of Celery Delta at Cameron
• in their advance they passe«] through C ity, Sanford, Fla. 8 acres Irri
two valleys. They went from Bel gated and tiled, fine 0 inch flowing
fort through tbo valley of a small trlb-'
utary of the Bavoureuse In tho,protec well. If you want 16 acre* of flue
tion of their own outer defenao nnd celery, and potato and vegetable
then, crossing Into Germany, followed land K° and look at this and make '
a tributary of tbo III to Altklrch. From me on ofler. Trolley from Sanford '
there they (Missed northward nlong the runs past tho land known as the
valley of III. Tbd small vtjlagra along Joshua Powell Fnrm. Make offer to
tbo way bad all *ufTcre«l much as had owner,- J . I\, 2G Columbia street,
tho old defense*. Most of thorn at Hampstead, L. I„ N. Y ! • 93-13tp •
•oriio time In their history had beau the
scenes of bitterly contested battle* and
For Sale— Fine farm of ten acres
had been so ofteu rebuilt that few of about thrra miles from tho city,
them aland on their original tlteo.
also tw o . choice city lota,
Gblng
Built on a Single Street.cheap for rash or can be purchased
They nre gcqefa11y buffi along a sln> on eisy^Jerma. Address tt., rare of
gle street lit a straggling line of house* Herald office.,.
with white plastered walls and ex■ i----s——r— —r
posed »Vooilen crossbeams with uuo or - For sale or Jten t— Five acres, tiled
two larger stone butldlugs that are the land, two gopd well*, located juat
storehonso and wine pre*ss. The. wood «putii of*Button 10 on fl. & ^1, Rail
en structures go up first In the flames
kindled hy the torch of tho Int'nder or way.. 5 roohi house. • fiée F. W,
the fire of the artillery, nnd the slope Mahoney at Fernalti'a. . ‘ 97-tf
building* remain stnihllng riddled with
TO RENT
bttllcbi thnL future generations show
with prtda up the town’s tiattto scar*.
For rent- 40 acres Tiled La.n<l I n ..
Hut the soil of the valleys Is rich, nnd
the jietjplo alw ays return when the a . body well located. A.P. Connelly,
109 Magnolia . S t . .
102-tf
storm passes.
Altklrch. which the French captured,
For Rent Ohrap for Cash—Twenty
la the largest of the town* on.their
march to Muoltmuseu. It Is pictur arreS of k«xm1 hummork land all tiled.
Cat! or write A. M. Tyler.
101-tf
esquely xttiintpd.
Murlhnuaeii Is Um most Important
For Rent— Five acres good celery
town of tipper Alsace, for not only Is
It the »»-nt of guvornment fo r ’ the dU* land, pne and a half miles, from-San
N. II. Garner.
99-8tc
trh t. lint It l< one o f the great mnnfi ford.
factoring pmiti» “f MMilhvm Germany
For Item*—611 Park Avo. -Six
nml a r;j|lr"»»il ranter o f great value.
room house, with all conveniences.
t>oth ro uunerrially uml strategically.
Apply at 507 Park.
.
97-tf
.
Ol Valua to Qirminy.
. , The strategic value of It* railroads
«For Rent— Three rooms furnished
lira In Hie fact that by tbetn. relief, e n n j,
^
.
,
tw huiTii'il to this p#1 of Alsace on ^or ^
housekeeping. Also two
IkUIi si»!»'* of tbe HJilue: troo|is can t»c bedrooms. Mrs. Johns, 411 Park
91-tfc
sent to the ili'Te.mte uf the Freucb fron avenue.
tier nt three i*»lnts ami tho protco- ■------------------------------- 1------------- ' r). r
For Rent— Completely* furnished
tlon of •Hhlne l»rf«lges nt Nouenburg
house .with piano for the summer.
and All Hrelsnch
” The, efinnn ter »»f fortlfleatlons nt Few steps to ’ po»toffice, depot and
Muclhiin-i'ii ItiiH been preserved as one steamer dock. A. W. Brown, En
'* 78-tf~*
of the secrets of the German army. terprise, FlorJda/
The French works were dhmnntled,
nnd In their place were suhstttujod de
fense* n* formula!«*! by German mili
tary engineer*. *
Colmar II«'* sev«*nleen miles to tho
north of Jluelhnusen In tbe III valley.
It is the capital of Upper Alsace, but It
baa nepher ns large n population nor
*9 high «' rank either as a commesclal
or manufarturlng town. Colmar, lav
tides the main trunk line from Btrassburg to Basel, has a road running up
onoof lha Alsotlnn vnllcjs to Muenster
nnd from there to*wlthln n few mile*
of the French ttnnlrr. It has. too. a
line westward, which passes through
!h<L_LmimUant. itn itcclc point o f Neu
Hrelsnch. crosses the Ithlno at Alt
llrelsacb. nnd from there, skirting tho
Kalserstuhl. Join* tbe mnlu linden line
nt Freflitirg and Bugel
Colmar’s fortifications, except on tbe
mountain.side, have never been con
sidered Important. It* capture would
still leave Neu llrelsacb,as tbo chief
protection of title'part of the valley
and of the bridge over the Hhlne be
neath the ancient form *» of Brelaach.
t
V
For. Rent— furnished office equip
ped with roll top desk, office chair*
and table*. Also a roll top de*k.t
typewriter* desk and other equip
ment for sale or refit. Herald office. .
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MISCEL'ANEOUS
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Wanted— Plain and fancy sewing*..
Dressmaking of pll kinds. >. Last
house on E ast Third .street. Mrs..
Mattie Driggers.
9*J-9tp
Wanted-—To borrow $300 at 7 per
cent.for 5 years on good rraLcaUte near
Sanford. Can give first mortgage. Addr«xa Box 1282,"Chy,
•*,
lfil-2tp
Lost—PcKketliook.
Small velvet
pocket hook with chain. conUlnlng
$7.10 Uewarfi Ifjleft a t the Herald Of
fice.
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103— 2tp
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y* Foreign Coins at a Prsmlum.
A Word to the
Foreign gold colas. In demand by
[»cbplc expecting to go abrontl have
ndVnnccd to a premium. For sover
eign* tbe |trice range* between W.2S
nnd $6.60, with Bank of England
pound note* 10 to 15- cents cheaper.
Money broker* charge f t .2.1 to StJIO
fpr Ion Is d*or. or 20 franc pieces, as
compared with n normal parity of
$3'.fill
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May Talk Only In French.
New military regulations affecting
foreigner* < have become effective in
Pari*. No one can convene by-tele
phone In any language hut French.
If n-single wool Is uttered Ip Engttsb.
for Instnnre. communication wlll lmmVdlately Iw.cut «»ff.
Borrowe
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IF you aro « borf o w s r o f th la
paper, don’t you
think It
lustice to the man who ia
paving f« * It I He may bo
looking for it at this very
moment. M a k e lta re g uhtr visitor to your home.
T h e eubacrlption price f*
■n Investment that will
repay you welt.
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AUGUST I w
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•CASSIA C H A TTER
.
few day» visit In Eustb Mr. Jamea D u tton o( Dade C ity
Mlw M a tti. Wall»,,
.apent the week end with his brother- home on Monday lu t fro r«urat4
where ahe —
in-law, B. B ..Sanders.
spent
frienda
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L
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C.
Royal
of
Jacksonville
brought
A BUNCH O F INTERESTING ITEM S TROM CORRESPONhis two children, D ot and Clyde, to
BEING’ A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS
DENTS—'EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— EFFICIENT
spend a few' day» with their grand
M O O R E S S T ,T in s "
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COVER
TERRITORY
FOR
HERALD
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alonso R oy
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al, last Friday, while their mother H. Squires'Vm
came hom,*
'Communications for this Cqlumiv Should be Marked •'Society Editor , or
mew’s slater, Mrs R. Q. Gresham. It undergoes an operation for. appendi from a fi week's vi„t at
J*h o^ d to M rs. R. A. Terhcun, Phone 203 i
CRULUOTA R O O M L E T S t
haa been some six or eight years citis.
home,1Good Ground I „ . , , ,0li
. The most fam iliar sound In our since Mr Higginbottom was in G e n -j
Mrs. Joe Kling and children left
Donald .Gilbert Ip/i
from Jacksonville Tuesday. Ilia .cou town is the ring of the saw and ham
'aturdajr i0r
.B ungalow Party
eva, his former, home, and he sees last Thursday for De Land where Battle Creek. Muh
him mer.
*° Join hi,
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- M r * B. F« Whitner chaperoned a sin Leslie Hill came 'with
they
will
visit
relatives
before
re
father E. A. Gilbert
many improvements here.
happy party of young people to tha for-a visit.
I’leaiing music th at means improvturning
to
their
home
at
Jensen.
Mi
Miss Claire Harrison
returned
Edna MornChape Bungalow, Thursday afternoon
t'orne
m ent. The large brick hotel Is home from Jacksonville last Wednes
M r Thomas Wilson accompanied from a visit in Ft V, 14
Mrs Rowland and Mis» Helen are
th e party going o v erlh the Caldwell
completion, I t i j equipped with all day where ahe has been visiting yby hi« two daughters Mrs. N. H.
Will
Pro va it ol
'' * s 'iyrna
and Chase cart, about three o'clock. spending several weeks a t .New môdern -Improvçan enta, baths,, elccKennedy and Miss Alice and son M r. is at the M criilli,.,,!
relatives for a month.
Smyrna.
Tl< 'in,
Bathing auita were a part of the etric lights etc. it will be opened Oci.
Mr. Sipe» i% in i
On I . . I Tursdny . v .n l n , Mr. , n j T h o ™ , Jr.1,11 S u n d .y In, Coronnd.
ii
.
rksonville
qulpment for Included in the day’a
1st and the tourist as well as.others
*
Beach. Mr. Wilsob will return in a sell h.s honey thi* week. The si Jto
Mr. and Mr*. Peck and Mr. and
Mrs. J . V. Vicks entertained friends
pleasures
would be bathing in the
will find a pleasant retreat.» It-w ill
few days leaving ihe rest to enjoy family expect to move back to ,v 7
lake followed by supper. A delight Mrs. McKinnon motored out to ramp fill a long felt’ want In our town. at supper, ^Those invited were
surf
bathing for several weeks. Mr. place, on Sipe, Avc. Mr Sipr, . ^
Mrs. H. Y. Tarbel, M t^ a u d .iA te .
fully informal dance was enjoyed in Whitner,. Thursday afternoon to en
IS T E
V
iz.
Bond.
is-building
an
addition
¡--UHpoking after- thtdr. in g n ik tm 'bsrk- rh e ^ n p ,.rt\ I(g 7 ,
C. A. Raulerson, Mr. and Mrs.
, the ev^nibg and the young people ye- joy the la t hing.. a nd.-.ot
farm during -their absence.
C ruscR arne* two year* UK„'
°
SLw
*"!' Uki- David .Speer, Miss Thus«, Mr. Fern
v - tui u n i1tv lUiifunl In "T h e wee
Fred Sliveman and Gustav D lttMr W. H. 'M erryw eather haa ad
J.
F.
McClelland
w
n,
t
^
en
M
on.
supper.
and Nuvel Tarbel.
hours, ready for the next pleasure on
man were bT&Inrw rTJallersinD eLa,.jjuy..night w]
ded two rooms to b-jj, commodious
Benoij, attack of
Dr. Neal of Sanford was 1q Geneva U st week. ^
the program. Some of thpse going
Mr Leech, Slipt, of the Metligd- house on beautiful Lake M ljj.
appendlritja*
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r
' <P. at,
, ^ o y fr, ,.f ere . J J r a .. WhiUlfr.. .
h t Orphanage dt Enterprise, paused
~hir. arid Mrs: R. R: RobertW-hare
itm dam -e.
Mr Mr i, rratjag .»,»
p ,PP«r - h o U n o . improving.
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(o r“ , h„
,„ k
lilla n herring. Annie Lee and Lettie
at this writing Aug Huh.
through Sanford, Monday en route completed their very attractive
Caldwell,' Messrs. Griffin Herring,
i Mrs. Moran of M iam i is visiting w en t,to Sanforjl Friday to .b e under ,W . A. Knight and family hate
St. Petersburg. •
.
bungalow
in
South
Chuiuota
and
are
ft
, Ben Whitner and others.
hec son, A. A. Moran. T h is place was. the doctor's care and with his mother moved from th - Hritt fu,u*e t0 th©
.
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at home to their many friend*.
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Mr.* and Mrs.- C . D .O U u r a U y .W i 1” - *Moran’s home for many years ! Mrs. Thomas Wilaoti.Mrs .Davison and y p _ ^ M a rtin
J ; C. Smith place tin Cameron'Ax^,
Picnic Parly V
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have -returned from St. Petersburg, sojourning a t Hot Springs Ark. They i n i ' h e r ' many friends are always
Mr. A. R. Edm iaston of Brooks- ■' An agriculture cert-u, rn»n ij
Mr. and Mr*. Ruin e n td -ffffK a p p full of its prajies.
left last Wednesday expecting to be glad to -s e e her come back.
ville and Mr. J . J . Me Ewen of Pais Ing through here this week geuiB#
On Thursday evening, Aug.27th ley visited at the home of Warren data for the sta te reports.
carried a party of jolly youngsters
gone a month.
to Gotha for a delightful outing, F L O I ^ A F A C T S AND FA N C IE S
Dr, J-. W. Nixon and wife will take Rev. Stones gf Oveido, Pastor of Royal last Wednesday and Thursday.
The road brick-laying outfit fc
Thuneday. Mr. Range's big auto*
a
pleasure trip to’ Maryland . this Geneva Baptist church will begin a
Florida' fancies are. for the most
Mrs. M. W. Hall and daughter, moving to the Orlando road toth»
truck furnished the means of trans part born of romance and are not week. Mrs Nixon was our Postmis series of meetings in Geneva; ser Mlsa Mao, returned to New Smyrna. to return here "when that b - Co».
portation. Filled with its load of to be trusted.
vices being Unlit in the evenings only; Monday after a few days visit with pleted About two miles to |ay 0|
tress.
young people, and picnic lunches, one
•7:30. On Saturday he will her .mother Mrs. W. B. Wofford. ’
Mr.' A. A. Bond With hie in ti
that road. Brick L laid on B*arda|
Florida facta 'a re practical, stub
could guess what a fine time they born things that one can bank on. ing family have recently moved t&
od by Rev. Parson of the
softie
north of icr. -va \ VV ■'orne
The friends of J . A. Wyman are
would have. Those chaperoned by
M* \Ve T fi >■ f ï U Florida fancy builds "a home over our town. We -give them head y wel Titusville-who will assist during the glad to hear of hla rapid improve
.M r. and Mr*. Runge, were. Kate there” by the tip end of the rainbow, come.
meeting. Every body is not only m ent since he'has been in St. Lukes ing of brick
b-g 1D on rielcry
Meredith, Adel and Gertrude Runge, - Florida fact figures on the proice
Mrs. Boyer and Mias Waldorf cordially invited 'to atten d but are hospital. O. Kebby is superintending Ave.
W illie Leavitt. Owen Ijiggina. Wil- of the land, the lumber and tholabor from Jacksonville, Fla..wcre guests Urged to do so and to feci welcome his property while he U away.
‘ lie and Ted Runge.
Florida fancy lives on imagry of of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Mbryweather a t all services.
.
Father Hai No Ce ance
- Travelers will notice the'improvemnt
mj£ed orangeade and banana ice last week.
Mr. and Mrs II, H. Pattishall nre
(¡yj public highway since C. R.
T h e reaeort fa : 1* T Lit Ϋ'* lo pier
Eattrrn Star
Recently the ''fire-hug” got in his having a very pleasant trip among; ttnfl J. M. M rLnrty are
cream.
;
L-Ail&fc: li h » .
repairing canin V.Uh mo:i ■
loses ho I*
Florida- fact“ 'digs"for "sweet pota work' h ere“burrung“ lhe pavlTT6n“ on The mountains of North .Carolina.
---- -Unusually-interesting and pleasanr
the Royal Bridge ovpr Black river.
—Clnc.i!
h L*the picnic grounds, where the young
was tlie meeting of the Eastern Star, toes ahd hoes corn.
Mrs Charles Phillips entertained
C. C. Myers returned to Lakeland
Florida fancy lives like a prince people whiled aw ay many pleasant for Miss Clara Phillips of Sanford, last week. Wo notice Some pne is
. . Tueaday night, with a large.attendhours while attending our picnics. at her home. The Pines, on Lake Ge wearing a lonesome face. Wonder
■• ance, notwithstanding the bad weater. on air plants anil moonshine.
The parties burning it. have evi neva^ on Thursday afternoon of last
Florida
fact
thrives
like
a
farmer
I t has been »aid so often that
what la the cau set^
.
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dently
retrograded to the time -oi the week, Miss Philips has been study
on
hog
and
hominy.
•‘ 'ladies could not keep a aecretj’thst
M r Wilson ami «On, Mr. Chns. of
You cannot build permanently on Cave Man when force ruled the ing photography at MacMinnviilc, Lovejoy’s mill were buying stock
JEW ELER
it haa become a joke'w orn thread
fancy,
therefore
since,
Florida
ia
world.
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bare, but the members of tbis organ
Tennesee, making a specialty of i from the Cassia Stock Farm last
W A T C H E S, i l >h b ^ 11 \\ ( iti 1 s|| .
ization emphatically demonstrated building a t a marvelous rate it must
chromes, a new departure in the pho- week.
GENEVA ITE M S
the falsity of this statem ent, for be upon fact.
j [ogruphir art. Tfiose enjoying the
Gustav Dittman had the misfor VERWAHE. Ol
What are some of the facts of
there was a secret and one th at fur
Misses Ruth and G ertru d B 'L ittle |event at The . Pines were, Mimcs tune of rutting his ankle while buildnished much amusement and merri growth?
I’atti.shail, |ing his new home. We are glad to
of Sanford spent the past week very Blanche and Georgia
E x p e r t Repairing
The population of the entire Uni pleasantly with the Misses McLain M bs Jeannetta Sheldon, Miss Belle report he is able to walk without any
ment. At the proper time, M rs.'R a y
B u tts, presented an application for ted State* comprising the decade be at their camp pn Lake Harney.
Eichnor, amj NJrs J. Q. Adams. Mrs. assintanee the lust few days.
1 2 3 W e s t First Street
membership from Mr. Butts and tween 1900-1910 was 2\ per cent.
Misses Ruth nnd Vivian Rouais
Mr Higgifibottom and daughter Phillips served raspberry sherbet and
here was the surprise of the good During the same time the populat'on of Jacksonville are visiting tlje for- rake
FLORIDA
returned home Wednesday a f t e r u S A N F O R D .
latjy 'f life, for all arrangements -had of Florida increased 42 per cent..
During the same ten years the in
been lyevioualy .made, unknown to
her. for-M r. B u tt’s in ltatio n '. When crease in value of farm Innds in the
be.appeared on the scene all her ef entire country was 118 per cent.
forts U> secure his removal from tha .1 Fur ..th e. same period the Florida
201
per
cent.
ball proved unavailing, for the sham- increase Was
9
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In that ten years the increase in
less young man. positively refused to
go and, sad to relate, was upheld by farm building values was 7T per cent.
In Florida, it was 144 per cent.
.* every" one of those Eastern Stars.
What are you going to do with
Mrs. Hutls was bewildered and con
these
facta.
tused but light dawned upon the sit
Ia
it
not fair to assume that the
uation when Mr. Butts rode in to 'th e
same
ratio
of increase will be.ydtneahall on the bock, o f a bucking Texas
broncho, 'manfully trying IfirW itr tq . ted during the present decade?
Ia it not worth while to study
stick on. He albydown that greased
pole like a strraWTf lightening; went thrae facts with, a view to )>eneftting?
We address 'these questions more
through the pneumatic tubif with a
•particu.arly
to our non-resident read
smile on'his face; shook hands with
ers.
the ghosts without a- shiver and alWliy ’stagnate when opportunity
. together acquitted himself 'creditably
stands
at the door. Come South,
th a t the Eastern Stars cordially wel
comed him .to membership nnd Mrs. young -man, come South.-Orlnndo
B u tts was quite willing to forgive Citizen.
the secret and enjoyed the joke with
>ir
A
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the rest of the merry crowd. A de' lightful social hour was enjoyed, es
pecially the delirious cakf and cream
served by the ladies and all con
Every time you take this powerful
gratulated themselves upon the best
drug you are in danger. Take Dod
meriting ever.
son’* Liver Tone instead. Calomel ! !
made from m ercury,.and while mer
I^ r tonal .
cury has many valuahle uses, it is a
Mrs. 8. E. Puleston, Mary Eliza
dangerous thing to sw-allow. If calo
beth and Camilla are expected home
mel stay* In the systefti y ery jo n g It
this week froiA-Tam pa where they
salivates. Even wnen it works natu
have been visiting Mrs. P re sto n 's
rally, Its after-effects are often "bid.
Aunt.
L. R. Phillips & C o will sell you
Dodson's Liver Tone, Which Is pos
Miss- Verna Monroe, one of the
itively guaranteed to take the place
college girls ia visiting relatives In
of calomel. Liver Tone stimulates
the d t y.
th r UVer -justenoughto »UrtU’f o r k
Mias Sadie Williams (• again at ing, and does not mako you sicker
‘ home, much to thé delight of her than ever-ss calomel often does._You
feel good after taking Dodson's-and
many frienda.
it
won't force ydu to stop eating or
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Ja ffa »
:<nr. m
Mr. T. W. Hansel), th i genial working after taking it. It Is as ben
eficial
for
children
as
'
for
adults.
say
pi r Block I*- c I p'clc
Supt. of the A. C. L. haa gonh to
Try a large bottle for fifty cents
wi:h tl*.»*>•***•
MUlQdgeville, Ga„- for his vacation.
under the guarantee th at your money
Coritl i u. il arCf-Kfic’1
Mrs. W. H.. Tiffala, Jr. will return will be given back cheerfully if
Advt
to L ake City today a ftir a happy not satisfied.
A B O U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S
COUNTY
HAPPENINGS
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CORSETS
SPECIALS
EVERY
WEEK
SCHOOL DAYS
Will soon b e h ere.
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■Fr;
CALOMEL M AY
HURT YOUR LIVER
H a d n ’t you
better begin now making school
d resses and b lou ses for th e b o y s
and girls?
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N o t last, or le a st, in
our minds, are the children, for
we have the'most beautifi* lot of
ginghams, cheviots and percales.
with clothes of qua!
ity.
Call and have
your measure taken.
vlait apenl with home-folks. ’
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Mr Will Robbins left on Monday
for Chicago and other points. He will
travel pxtimalvdy befpre returning
toSanford
in the fall.
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A‘ recent arrlvTl in Sanford, ia the
little daughter who has come to live
nlwaays with her parents Mr. and
M rt.;L . E. Tow«
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-- -------Mr. and Mr*. Abernathy havo re
turned from a weeks plcasani sojourn
a t D aytona Beach.
Weaker Then Water.
- "Walter, return this tea whence It
ramc," said the ead-Iooktng Individual.
"If I drank much of that I wonld iM
so that ordinary water would make me
drunk."—Current Opinion.
Mr. C. ,M; Williams hits rctyrnad
front a delightful visit to Amerlcus,
Gs.
if i y
Mr*»--II. P .-D rlv cr, who Bvod In
Sa.nford for many years, was In the
city b'st wyek acrompanicd by her
daughter, Miss Martha.
' ---------M aster Dean Turner returned
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School
We have just received
N lf You Have a
Printing Want
800 pair of the kind espec
ially for wear at school. v *
WE WANT TO «NOW
WHAT IT IS
BUY SCHOOL
DRESSES NOW
- WORK SHIRTS
In order to meet the every
day need, we have put in h
line of the famous closed sleeve
shirt. Mr. Workingman, come
in and let us show them to you.
All Sjzes, 50c
Have you seen
in our window. ?
CHOICE
$3.98
FottLo, out good printing
ta ou/ boslnees, an'i when
'we la y good printing ere
don't mean fair, but the
obtainable. II yon
(laeoari". give
we will
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TH E SANFORD HERALD
PAGE EIGH
OFFICIAL ORGAN O F SEM IN OLE COUNTY— T H E GARDEN SPO T OF T H E WORLD
SPEC IA L LOT NO. 2
SPECIA L LOT NO. 1
M E N ’S OXFORDS
LA D IE S ’ OXFORDS
P atrician and Drew Shoes
for women
regular value
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. RFIDAY, AUGUST 21. 1914
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rid Aw aits Tidings o f a Great
lar value $4 to $(>, going at 1 I
$3.50 to $4.00, going at
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COM>Mt ? EE ,S w 0 K K ,N t
creiti Club REtponding Nobly
to F lm m ^ N r'
on all shoes to a figure that
move Item.
Straw Hats am i:H enV 6yBngu-r. Gome in early before the stock is
i ’is a boni-fide sale. All goods marked in plain figures and nothing
n o r n l I nis No. 1. 2. 3. 4 and 5 as advertised.
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Endicott Johnson’s Work
For Men
Regal Shoes For Men
Regal -King Calf O x f o r d s ,
English Last, $5.00 value now
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Shoes
Brown's Stone Blucher, $3.50 (¡j() 7
value now Brown’s Stone Bluchcr, $3.00
value now Men's Blue Stone Blucher, $3.00
value how - - ■
- - Men’s Green Stone Blucher,
$3.00 value n o w .........................
Men’s Black Deerskin Blucher
$2.50 value now - - - - *
Men's Chomoise Skin, $1.7;>
value n o w .....................................
Regal Russian Oxfords, English
Last, $5.00 value now - - Regal Glazed Kangaroo Blucher
Oxford, $5.00 value now - /Regal P aten t ‘Leather Blucher
Oxfords, $5.00 value now - Regal Black Calf Blubber Ox
fords, $4.50 value how - - Tan Blucher Oxfords, $ 4 . 5 0
value now - - »- - - • - ■
Russian Button Oxford, $*1.50
value n o w .....................................
Black Calf Blucher Oxford, $4.00
value now - - - - - - -
Boys Gun M etal Patent Bluch(»r
Oxford, $3.00 value now - Boys Gun M etal P aten t Blucher
Oxford, $2.50 value now - *
Misses P aten t Button Oxfords.
$3.00 value n o w ......................... #
Misses-Baby Doll Pumps, $ 3.00
value n o w ..................................... 9
Misses Gun Metal Baby Doll
Fum ps, $2.50 value now - Misses P aten t Leather Baby
Doll L a st, $2.50 value now Misses Patent Button Oxfords.
$2.25 value n o w .........................
Misses P atent Baby Doll Last.
$2.25 valuo now - - - - Misses P aten t Button Oxfords,
$ 2.00 value now . J
Paten( Baby Doll Last, $1*50
value now - - - - - • *
Patent. Baby Doll Last, $1*2.)
value n o w ...............................
Patent Leather Ankle Stra;», $1*2*>
value n o w ......................... - “
Patent Leather Ankle Strap, $l oo
value now - - - - " '
Tango P aten t Pumps for Little
Tots, $ 1 .5 0 value now - 1- -
Tan Blucher Oxfords, $ 4 . 0 0
value now - - - - _
Patent Leather Blucher Oxfords,
$*1.00 value n o w .........................
Regal I a n , Rubber Sole,^ $*1.50
value nbw -
Stacy Adams Shoes For 1
Patent Kid Button Oxfords, $6.50 (
value now - ............................... *
Patent Kid Blucher Oxfords,
$5.50 v a l u e 'n o w .........................
Tan, English Last, O x f o r d s ,
$0.00 value now - - - - Black Kid B u t t o n , $ G. ÖÖ .
valuo n o w .....................................
Blucher Kid Oxford; $ 6 . 0 0
value how - - '.........................
Blucher Kid Oxfords, Straight
Last, $6.00 value now Blucher Kid Oxfords, Farm Foot
Last for heavy men, $6.00 now
White Shoes For Children
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W hite Canvas Baby Doll Last, (P I
’ $ 2.00 value now - - - - - «P -1
White Canvas Rubber Soles, $1\25
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value now - ...............................
White Canvas Strap Pumps, $1.25
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value now - - - ■' ■ ' *
White Canvas Ankle Strap, 75c
. value n o w .....................................
S P E C IA L LOT NO. 3
LADIES’ OXFOttDS . " Patrician and !)rew Shoes for Wo^en
Regular values $2.50 to $4.00. ' Going ai
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Regal W hite Buck Bals, $4.50
' value now «?- - - . *
Outings, W hite Buck, Rubber
. Sole, $ 4 .5 0 value now
Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher
Oxfords, $2.50 value now - —
Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher
Oxford, $2.00 value now - Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher Ox
fords, $1.50 value now - -
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L OT NO. 4
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B u ster Brown Shoes for Boys and Girls
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R egular values $1.50 to $3.00¿
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Beacons I'a n , English L a st,’Rub- ^
.' her Sole, $4.00 value now - Beacons T an , English I^ast $4.00
value How
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Black Vici Kid Bluchers, $3.50
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value now
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Gun M etal Button O x f o r d s
$3.50 value' now - - Patent Leather Button Oxfords,
~ $3.50 .valye
now - - ■
Qun M etal v Blucher O xforts,
$3.50 value
now
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Men’s W hite Canvas, Rubber
Sole, $ 2.00 value now - - -
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DRAINING U PPER ST . JO H N S
The Germans Continue Their Advance
on the Capital
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colonies in viewoLJapansattldudc.
GumbimretTpa town"»wenty mttnr |n the State for general farming,
from the Russian frontier, has been.-tracking and fruit growing. Among
Charter for a half- million-dollsr
occupied by the Ruffians, who ac- the leading ownera of Hand within
company, Chase A Co., of this rity,
cording to Russian official ndvicea tho district are The Dills Ewing Si
was received this week from Tnlla;
quickly and paying the yeara dues hassce, and was AM for record yes
captured twelve German field guna Nehf Co. and Florida Indian' River
it aubacrlpti.ons to the club will terday in the oltice of the clerk of the
and took many prisoners.
Laud Co., of M elbourne Gioaaoh
t be called for th ii season unless circuit court.
News of military developments |}rog. Co., of F.au Gallle; Geo. W.
m great project arises that will
issued by the ofllcialbureausheco Hopkins, of Hopkins, and .^evaral
Chase J e C o. hns its suite of otlices
eMsitate a larger amount. For in Tn tho $t. Jam es building uns is en
more brief as the great m isses of the others.
t i , if 100 good live men of San- gaged in the fruit business on n whole
A large majority of the" land
An entire change in tl|e- plan o f.
London, Eng. .AugUI.-Tho almost
u will pay their annual dues iu sale and extensive »cate, the charter
in the district have signed the peti
campaign may he brought ab o u t'b y '
[ranee the committee will have providing for the firm to conduct complete absence of news from the
tion and no opposition to the forma-,
tho
finding
of * .an
opening
theatre
of
war
today
in
the
best
evi
10 to their credit which will be thy same business in which it tuts
rion of the district is antidpat
dence that big events tire in progress, by the German armies in Delgiuin
lp|e to pay oil the indebtedness
h -'tü J engage d for some time, the head which will test (fie real caliber of the This tfas admitted in an oljtelnl com
'the club and go far to pay current i|uarti-r* to Im* iti tht* city :1ml the
battalions engaged in a m*vt Water*1 munication fromBrusselstodaywhich .
Eyises during the fall and winter ro in pa it y to exist far a period
saidd the Germans "haitguinedg
loo"
or 11 "New Sedan ”
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Lbn. In the mnttrr of subscriptions , ninety-nine year*
That tin* great German «idvance on bo^h batik* of the Meuse uud are
krs have been many good men and
The capital stock of 150,mill ia di is being pushed with vigor and de- in contact with the allies.” _ _ _ _ _
ladies of Sanford who subscribed vided into 6,000 share* of $100 each,
|the fund last spring to the amount there being 2,800 shares of preferred 'termination can safely he asserted, • It ndds that the Delgians having
12000 and it will he no difllrult stock and 2,600 share* of common judging from the irttelligunce permit done all thst-eould he expected by
glter to obtain u subscription li«?\ stock. The Irlghest amount of in- ted to the oufaide world. On both holding the invaders In check for
[ a t least $1000 anytime in the win dehtedness which may he assumed hanks oof the Meuse the Germans fifteen days, "th elf strategy will now
are iruwditvg southward toward the he merged into the general plan of
g month*.
at any time t* placed at the.a mount entrenched French army waiting to the allied arifti«**.”
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LTbe booklets of Sanford and Seni of .the capitalization. $60,000.
Mem their progress toward Sedan
Rumor* that |lru**i,l* has fallen
l e county printed several month*
The otfici-r* of the cumpanv an* I
into (¡-'m a n hands were persistently
pay« stilj in the hand* of the »••'
f Cha-c. uf Ja* k*oi\vilh president.
in circulation in Paris, hut no infor
Ery and can he used to good .id
. million ' ou’.d be obtained.
haugr this season and the expense*
Hook* contributed this past month
Ithe cluti can lie eut down to very
The Belgian capital was known by \\ J. Ilill and oilier*
ha figure* It seem** lo In* the sense
o „'Oli »buri*» ermi tin*» to the norinwiirii meir certainly to he threatened hy daring
Fiction
the members that tin* liest wlfort.s
Lord Jim. by Jos«*ph Conrad
stockholders advanrr troops have reached the |German cavalry, who had„ reached
the club should 1m- confined to
the
{ o f . *t of Soignlea. thinking t he
Charlotti* Temple.by Mrsltowson.
m e , Lt>1« pear Malto» *..»linu»tmi
(king up the busin«—- of the nt>
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approaches
road*
had.
been
TUo
Rrute. by F. A Cummer.
W.|> between llrii»*e|* and Antwerp
pbeason rather than getting tm.re
liefere tin* northward rush the liarric.. led and enlrenchod. Four of Tho King o f the Mountains, hy E.
»pie to come here .iml spending
Hidgiu I force» are retreating on Ant the ft'iissela hospitals are filled with about.
lirge sum on' advertising There
Going Some, by Rex Reach.
werp III Hru*.*i*l» t he\ cull this :i wound- d soldier*
|tfjttany projects to l»e handled
Atlt crp apparently i* tin* tempo The Map Higher Up. hy Henry II
b dub that .will mem. much t<> tin*
rary g-*al of the German troop» in Miller
hr, and these will be taken up «1
Randall
Ifelgiti". They are reported moving Mollit* McDonald, hy
I next meeting on Kridaj tqght
-.lowly but steadily in the direction The Pool of Ffh mi*, hy Louis J. Vania*.
tg. 28th. .T h e elti11 member* ->r<rif the area t fortified port on the Friar Tuck, by Robert A Waaon.
ty much gratified- at the good pro
llixi-r Scheldt The German soldier* Tbe Primadonna, by Marion Cr«w
ludnir made t'\ »In Ft nance
ha •* ovclipled the town of Tlrlemont foni. •
and their ma*»es pushing in fron the T nix ton King, by (ieo. Harr. Mr*
ju-l fim*hi*d gel I it.g ihi*ni m »hupe
•frontier are lielieved to htfvy come iu C ut dicon.
will I II,- unde* •! I tiding rri.it f hi- r:it*
contact with_ the allies front. He- In the Hishop's Carriage, l»y Mirh
(nr the year hud been ttuule and
1 ports in Brussels asserted a -battle elson.
, very other uuuvsuor in tho State* will
"*li ,| offured near Charleroi iu which The Foreigner*, hy Ralph Conner
The
Reckoning, by Louis J. Vance
be hi* .ig.Mti-* •hi* *amt* troubli*
Secret »if Lonesome Cove, hy Se* II
lin* H e p u r t 't -.Mar of O r i u n d o m i \d.i in*
•li-iiK - t b l n k- tin* «ano* ub im i it mid
The A llie d Farces H ave N o t
• Shown
Their H and —
N o R ea l News
«1 at l:2il o i*li»* k • '• r«u\ m
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Hi* had bn-i . I**' tjri, hut altirmitu'
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It devclpi^ until \\ • ::.i**duy t
Throughout the du y Dt
^rchiafuva and Amici de
*lr utomost energl«*» to stin
tf th4Tr patient und keeping
Beacon Shoes For Men
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to S3.50 values.
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NO. 5
M EN ’S OXFORDS
uy well known makes.
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Price 98 c
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Men’s White Shoes
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Commute« on Finance apU nt .tho la*t meeting by PrcsL«ke and composed of A. K.
, , Geo. G. Herring a n d .F . P.
¡»„working over time on the
r o f collecting dues for the year
re meeting with aurces*. The
.itffff-ebigter-thttt In view o L ih a
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Black Kid B u t t o n , $ 4 . 5 0
value n o w ...............................-
Value now
White Canvas Bluchers, Rubber
, Sole, $1.75 value now
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White Poplin, Low Heejp, $2.00
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value now - - - - r
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Going at
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cardinals wi-r** n otifie d "f >
[the pope's grave c o n d itio n and » nine '
them whir entered the *i> k ro o m
[fcserihe the scene
heart r<-n<iijsg. especially when tin p o n tiff, rm i*
-lag himself from time t<> time, »poke
[Oare ho said:
L.V'In ancient tiroes the pope by a
Word might havostayed the slaughter
I hut now he*is im potent.'’
I -Prayer« were said by thousands
rand church bells souiyded when 'the
n f a m e n t ' wai exposed upon all
like altar*.
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I When the court learned of the
Fpapes’ condition there was thr drepK«sf concern.
King Vjctor Emmnnpersonally Informed Queen 11**1rna and the news was communlmtrtd .to the the queen's mother.
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muir-o (H-Hti ' *|ii.if ter» tb.it
te-i m in i
1 d ecid ed imi to c o m p ly w ith Ju
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i \ . -M inie o» I tic cnnng III..W o»
considerable eost to the tax ussesr personally to *ay nothing of the
nuble and vexation.
Only tw o d a y * niy> Mr. Hutt re
ived a let t e r ‘from the Governor in
filch he » tilled that from informa
mi in hand it would not he possible
r him to m a k e any further rcduc„„ in th e millage. I t i s a s s u e r e d
„- a d ditional reductfbn will c o m e off
the m dlngc imposed for peniiotjs
„ I that th e suite millage will be di-
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The audience on* last Sunday eve
nt waa very large dispit»• the fact
i*t it rained up to and all during
>e service.
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T liere Ii ;in U*vti
u r i n a i iirn^ (nr her K ünI Linlinri
BAPTIST CHURCH
r One of the most remarkable thing*
: Uking place in Snnford this summer'
1» tbe large audiences attending aerjVice* at the Baptist Church. The reF<hrd for August is equal to thnt of
‘be.winter months. The cause of this
|l* largely from the fact that tho
[church advertises its-services and Is
pf*p ar*d
4ake care of the audl^>ee* In a comfortable way with elecnWe fans and Ipe water., and eourto•u* -ushers.
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[ The Pastor jlev. George Hyman.
m preaching b series of unique serr*«>ons. These are attracting » great
y * i l of attention. The Subject of’ the
Wrmon next Sunday evening will i>e.
r*A . C. L. Dispatchers Orders.” Mr.
LDyman promises in the out set that
RA. C. L. does not stand for Atlantic
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n's ultunulum railing for the GerWc thank our friends for their in
I) evacuation of Kiaochow and the terest and gilts. '
andbnmcnt '••( the rasterp. seiis by •
Sifnfortl Library Association
rirran war vessels. Holland is said
REMARKABLE ATTENDANCE AT
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Mime ile lu > in r|n**ifym g. itud the
list will b<* printed In n e x t report.
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Ja ck s o n v ille .
A u g . . i.-x * *•
er* in t h \ Sanford ssctlnn are planning to rel.rodure a Florida celery
farm at th.* i ’anama-Pacific Inter- >
national ¿p o sitio n .
™ e «rownr.
from ?uni/rd Intend to .how b> In
repllcaof their celery farms, their
I *'tern " of sub-lrrfg»tIon, the water
being furnished by urieslsn wells. It
(, planned to lay out this lit»!« f»rm
„r field along.id* the Florida Build, in »mne convenient placeh
H ^ n be *i*er» by ‘*»110« “t ‘ h,> F“ lr
Using th.» »ystemt hegTow ersofSanford realised 1 1 .'200,000.00 nrt p o fit per a c r e . from their celery cro p }(
year The country surrounding 1
Kaiford is noted *11 over the State.
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n(nj{ of t jje -war 1
|lr|tteh battleship.
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'Hy figures obtained from the office
of Judge J F (’ Griggs, collector of
customs, the value of merehundlae
exported from nil Florida ports du
ring the yeST ehding June JO. Inst,
wus approximately $42.1 i2,0i*J. T be
value of merchandise imported du
ring tho same period was 98.980,642.
Uy comparing the exports with the
Impirls it will lie seen that Florida
produced (or export purpose* more
than four times what the State .util
izes in imported products.
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The value of all exports for the
past year exceeded the value of the
exports for the preceding year hy
nearly one million dollars. The im:
port* were in excess of the previous
year's record by $ 1.301.405,
The collection from all sources at
all port* amounted to $2.376.466^39,
or alm ost twice a* much as the total
collections made hy the collector o(
Internal* revenue.-The Florida Motroplis.
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FLORIDA ROAU I1UILDING
A total of 2,84$. miles of roads
were built ijt Florida Iasi yeaY^ift a
coat of more than 11,000,000, accoring to an official report just mado
public. Half of the roads were sur
faced with sand-clay, 857 miles with
marl or crushed stone'*nnd o f t hr re
mainder 85 miles were constructed
of brick.
A number o( Florida counties ha vis
voted bond Issues for road construc
BAPTIST S E R V IC E S
• tion in recent months, nnd it is esti
Corner I’ark A vs. and Gth St. ■,
mated that the expenditure this year
9:3 9 Sunday.School.
for- highways will amount lo |3,000,11:00 Preaching* "T h e Tempest of 000 or more.
Nothing has demonstrated more
3 :3 0 Jr . B. Y. P. U.
notably the progress that Florida Is
6:4 5 Sr. B. Y. P. U. making than tlw building o^ K<»<ril
7:4 5 Preaching, "T h e A. C.
roads in the Stats. These road*..pro
Dispatchers Orders."
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paying handsome returnxonthemonAlways welcome..^ •’
#y invested in them. They would pay
George Hyman, Pastor
a very satisfartory return if nothing
If nothing hut tho inrrea»e in the val
Card of Thanks
Since the death of our Bon-in- ue of lands which Whey mass was
iw and husband, Orln Martip, we taken Irttp account M ere is a case of
cure" to 'sincerely thank all our a 7urm owner who attempted to «ell
V p d s for their kindness and aaris- 'his.fa/m for 91,800 and was .unable
, Ace during *hia sickness and sinco to secure that nmount /or it. A flrstUf death. May God'a richest hless:
R. II. Davis
Sarah E . Davis
�1 tolled by ’h e strategies! offensive U de
4 SANFORD LODGES 4
termined not ouly by the extent of the
resistance met. Imh by Uftf.clisractsr of
l tbo terrain to bt iraverw-d nud thrdlsSanford Lodge No 82* F. and A. M.
, tuucw of the objective fhm» the ha»«.
Communication every first and third
Tbo. tm u lu pre-rented. by modern
Thursday«
at 7:30. Visiting brethren
France'and Germany, srfth their gi*i*d
welcome.
'
roods mid nrilronfl*. Is. very^ dlffereut
:;
F. L. Miller
from that traversal by Napoleon and 0 . L. Taylor *
Maaseun In the iidvtiilcu» above re
«
Secretary *
_
W. M.
ferred to.
- Under the present rollltnry «talus , Monroe Chapter No. 15, R. A. M.
Germany .and ' •-irla must either fur
; Miltary Situation of Germany Parallel Pointed Out by an
Meets every second and fourth Thurs
nish n eon ml hi uk force iigiilw*l I-ranee
Army Expert—Obstacles .
day
in Masonic Hsll over the Imporia1
Makes History Repeat
and conieutnite-iill available military
Thestre.
-Visiting companions welcome.
strength ugainst Russia nr they must
to Marob on Paris.
Itself.
0 . I*. Taylor
do os F'lerirnyfc Hit* Great did Olid do- J . F. Karnatx
T h e CUE G u a ra n te e d Iron is T h e Lead«
vote all their mlllinry resources to
Secretary
High Priest
o f th e M a rk e t. C oats only 1 5,cen U fo r
*
overcoming tlie French opposition
e
le c tric ity to d o th e w e e k ’s ironing of ,»
:U B military «It unti ou which con many has undoubtedly entered upon Against the Russian* they would leave Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Star
o
rd in ary sized fa m ily . W o have in
‘ iloc^
411 j
tbo
actual
blow
to
he
delivered
by
Its
ouly
sulllrlent
forces
to
delay
their
ad
front* Germany today, w j i m
Meets every firtt and third Tuesday
a ll » trie s o f
American military expert la the first field army will bo preceded by a vance on Berlin or Vleiinu until the in each month. Everyono who ho« seen
G -E F la tiro n s
*
N e* York Bun, U similar to that necessary period of rocounolssances in French cnmpnlgn could bo finished. It
his Star in the E ast are cordially invited
which confrobted Frederick tho O m it force, while the main armies ere con seema to be the conocnsus of opinion
!lo m in a d
J j
Id the 8«rea~ Yoara' war In 1700, an centrating by rail for tho aggressive •of military men that the Gcrmna*Aos-_ to visit this chapter.
Alice E . Robbins, Sec*y **7
Ltrlnn nllles will follow'this tart plan.
echo of which waa tho French and In movements.
s e fe c t t h e h o t(
Their opponents are- undoubtedly: '-wnirime^r plan they may adopt, says
dian war on this continent Opposed
w e a th e r co m
Phocnix Lodge No 5, K. of P.
writer In the Sun. they uuwt*nrt
Ztqrgrcdericle. WBrwtha slltaé arm taa.ot
f o r t« w h ic h
"B ix o n y , Fiance. Austria and Russia. force In adrance of their own main on the aggressive and push the camMeets second and fourth Turaduys.
w
ill d iflfch t
j
Though greatly outnumbered the Prua- movements nnd-to obtain Information palgn hard In order to overcome their N¡siting knights always welcome.
y
o
u
r
«rife.of
tho
tinea
of
German
udviuiw
The
opponents In detail before they can H. McLaulih
tlana not'only held their own. but comO. J . Miller
-pleted the war by gaining the province meeting of the«« forces will result lu- unite their mlllinry forces
K.
R.
and
S.
C. C.
o f Siicela. Yet the war was largely bead-on collisions—rencontre« as they
The Row'd to'Pari».
aro
called—
aduie
of
which
though
snn
fin t l
the result of tbo aggressions of PruaTwo more tasks U-aJ^ct t|lll ^ nPllir^ u * ft.nford Rodge^o. 2 7 ,1, O. O. F.
eia. Prussia had taken a largo part of gulnnry will have no effect*ou the cam
. . .
. „„„
paign no matter what tins local m u lt of Llegw Bo before-Ym^OcrntiWnrrni.v
Baxony and annexed It to Prusals.
Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. tn.
groups
now
operating
In
the
valley.of
Carlyle In hla "Frederick the Great** j may hoover Imperial Theatre.
i ja : "Seldom waa there such a com*\ While It seems clear to tho military the Mouse before It can horto to enter
•ay»
J
. W. O. Singletary
L. D. Wicker
blnatlon against any man as then mlnd that the present campaign will- France nnd tic on the ronu to Part»
Secretary'
N. G.
These
tasks
will
be,
first.
In
the
against Frederick after bis Bsxon per bs aggressive on the part of Germany
valley
or
the
Meuse,
to
overcome
ths
U
Is
not
nt
nil
clear
that
the
same
formances In 175ft. The extent o f hts
Gale City Camp No. 6, W. O. W
sin. which Is now ascertained to have course will not be adopted ^>y France forts nt Uuy nnd then to reduce the
been wbot » e saw. was et that time and Russia. To Immobilise tho Rus fortified camp» oi Namur, tho outer
Meets second and fourth Wednesday
considered to transcend all computa sian forces, so far as tbo German canV lines of defense of which hnve In the nights in each month.
tion and to mark blm out for partition, palgn Is concerned, tho best principles last few diiys been .strengthened by F. L. Miller • . .
J . F. HoolehirT
for suppression and enchainment aa of strategy would require cither that numerous earthworks nnd file garrison
Council
Commandci
Clerk
they Ik>confronted by detachments of of which has certainly been brought
tho general enemy o f mankind."
up
to
more
thnn
the
required
strength;
Some suih feeling ecems to animate th« -.German and Austrian armies or
tho peoples and governments'opposed that an offensive movement on the second, sfter tho full of Liege, opening United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners o f America
to Germany todsy. Frederick preceded part of Austria bo launched against nelglum to the Gcrmnn Invasion, to
crush
the
(letgInn
military
forces
and
SAnford Local Union No. J75V meets
hla aggressions by building up the' Russia. .
to reduce the great fortified enmp of first- aud third Thursday night ut
grontest end best disciplined military
Advantage In Offensive.
•Brussels, the eentpl Belgian defense
m achine of bis nge. The present kai
o'clock in the Eagles' Hall.
■t ,
- 110 PARK AVK.
■ Tho strategical offensive In warfsro
This objective would hnve to be at
ser has built n similar machine and
J . W. O. Singletary;
J- M."Brown,
(ins many ndvnMiigw hi q terrain BUril tnlned before tho nermnti hrtny gräiij
uup
pitted It against tbu combined armies
. . . Scc’y-Treaa._________ . President
as that presented by western Europe. operating In the valley of the Men
of Britain. Franco and Rnsala.
Von der Golta lu his work on "The could advance Into France across R<
*•
B, P. O. K. Hanford Iradge 1241 *
Conduct of War" says: 'The- strate glum, without having Rs right (lank {
Bunions Slow to Hove.
SANT0S-ÒUM 0NT IN A DIRIGIBLE
,
'
Meet^first
and third Wednesday night
gical
offensive
Is,
as
wo
hSvo
seen,
a'
Prussia geographically, with respect
and Its line of communications serious, j
ot corner of First St. and Palmetto Ave.
to tier nlltad-enemlcs. occupied a cen consequence,pf political strainingsfter ly endangered
,,.
R. L. Peck
tral position, which afforded ready op- some dcflnlto object, tho feeling of
While the French have no contlnu 0 . L. Taylor
Secretary
Exalted Ruler
ous line of defenses on the Belgian
border, they hnve a secondary line of
defense In (he la Fcre-Relms curtain, The Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior
halfway between Purls and Belgium i Order Unfted American Mcrhnnlrs
Meets every Wednesday nt 7:30* P.
Tho city dt Paris Is surrounded with n
glnllo of forts that will protect It from M., in the City Hail. Visiting brothers
capture except by siege.
Are welcome. O. H. Smith. Ree. Sec.
,\s euery. <lny will bclp France to
catch up with the German start, the.
resistance that tho latter encountered ■ Meyer to Stick to. Springfield.
Sol Meyer's heart ban been touched
In . Belgium Is of enormous miuo to
by
pleas of Springfield Tans, and ho
France In her concentration plans.
makes It known that tho Springfield
Uhlan« Noted For Daring.
team will not bo transferred to Ko
During t h e 'storming of Liege the komo or-somo other Jumping oft place,
German uhlans came to the front In Springfield fans havo agnln promised
tho news.^ Just who nnd what tho uh to dobo to tho aid of tho club with
Inn Is nt the present lime occupies the I Bomo support In the way of attend
minds o f many (rarsons here, says the ance. This ta about their dozenth
New York Herald. An erroneous Im promise of tho sort, but Meyer is will
pression seems to exist In somu quar ing to gq tho limit with them nmPglvo
ters. It adds, that the word "uhlan" them a few.moro chaneos.
indicates u trltra or nationality similar
to the word "Cossack." This Is uot sA’
U m p ire's U n iq u e S t u n t
* The Cossack is born a Cossack. He
Umplfo Harry Johnson of tho Na
Is of Tartar ^rlgln, whoso «blcbodlcU tional league has Inaugurated a new
men a re 'enrolled In the armies of the stunt Recently tbero was an argu
exar. Tho wprd "uhlnn** simply do-' ment ns to whether a pitchar had hta
notes n ¿crtolil (J’po of cavnlrytiihn In foot on the slab. Tho rubber was
thu German army. The uhlan Is n covered* with dust aud tho umpire
lancer. There aro twenty-six regl coiild not decido and quite a row re*
ments of ublnns In tho Gorman army nulled: Sltico then Johnsoa Carefully
—nineteen from Prtiaaln. three from keeps thè pitcher s stab dusted off nnd
Saxony, t\vo from Bavaria und two carries his whlak broom, oven when
from Württemberg — with a total ho Is working on tho bases.
strength ou n peace footing of approxl
Sunday Ball in Waahlngton.
FRANCK'S FRONTIER ON BELGIUM AND GERMANY, HIIOWI.M. I'M,- »lately 25.000 woll trained men. These
Sunday baseball In Washington was
RING OF FORTff THAT MUST HE PASSED IN ANY GERMAN Al* .regiments are ranked ns henry cuvairy
nnd nre -used principally ns tndepend mado- possible by a decision of Jus
• VANCE ON PA RIS.
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ent cavalry, farming the 'cavalry tice Gould-In tho District of Colum
«creea. This was tholr employment In bia supreme court, that there.exists
pnrtunlty fur nudd concentration In (rawer to obtain this object and distinct tho Frnnöo-Prusslan war. mid from the no law to prevent Jt. The decision was
any direction.* .Frederick know that consciousness of superiority over the reports coaling from Belgium It would given In a suit brought by rofnclals
the Austrians were slow Inrihelr mili enemy." The upplk-t^tlon of this dell seem that tho tihlnns are »fill being of tho Federal longue to restrain lo
tary mo vein ruts nn the present Em nltldn to (he (Tresunt nttltudc and prob- Used ns tho Vnugunnl o f tho German cal Authorities from Intec/erlng with
peror Wllllnm knows the Russians. able course of uctlon of Germany Is nnuy
professional baseball on Sunday.
Tho uhlnu Is axmrd will»'.lance,
Judged hy European . standards, gro left with the render.
■low In their mdblUxntien and cooccn . The offensive offers upirartunlty for saber, carbine and plstoL lie In wejl
surprise and rapidity of rflovcuienL It mounted, and bis equipment la espo
trntlon movement».
Altmrtu Salito^ Dumont, opt* of in«* entit»nt - - i .......... '
' j1 I*;
He therefore concentrated his forces Incltea boldnesa and limits tho field for dally designed for .the purpose f ° r
™
against the French, met them ut Ross- errors. The aggressor has a definite which ho is employed—ready to Rgh't One Inrh Cards Will Re Published l)n. balloons. Is shown here In *i small nlr c r a ft IK- ■*- »
«pit**»
the
French
ting
iismln*t
Germany
purpose
and
his
opponent.
Is
Iqd
to
con
or run, ride down oulpoett or scouting dcr This Heading At The Rate OfS7.2(l
burh Nor. 5, 1757, abd, although out
numbered three to one. defcatad them form his movements to thuso dictated parties of the enemy, harass bis Hanks Per Y ear^v
with such loss tb it he was'Vblo to by the aggresslvo movements of the and screen the morements of bis own
,,
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leave them opposed by » small screen Other. Tbs aggressor Is generally suc main body.
xxn
and march rapidly against the Aus cessful when ho wins a material ad
The wortl "uhlan" Itself Is of Polish
vantage
at
one
point,
for
Ibe
positions
trians. whom ho met a t Leutheu, Dec.
'origin and denotes s lancer. The uh
s
of the defender usually constitute a lans In' the German army' wear ths
o, 1707.
. D en tists
This march of tbo Prussian army strategic structure which Is greatly im CBppka, the peculiar flat topped bead
dress which was worn by the Polish
wits noted for the fact that although paired by the loss of ono'of Its parts.
The aggressor may'Select tho point uhlans nnd ‘which to tills day Is the
It Immediately followed the severe bat
tle o f Itossbacb It was pushed with of attack and concentrate against 1L distinguishing mark in the uniform« of
Garner & Woodruff Building
S o w e r Pipe, Doors, Sash and
such vigor that lu thirty days Fredcr-* while the defender must be prepared tho Innrer regiments of Great Britain
at
all
polnta.
The
disadvantages
of
Irk marched tils army a distance of 350
nnd other Kuruponn countries.
B lin d s/ L im e , Cem ent, Tile,
mile« and confronted the Austrians. - the strategical offensive aro that It In
The uhlans during the Franco-Pros
The Prussians at Leutben numbered volves rapid and fatiguing marches on stan war made n name for themselves
Terms Moderate— Strictly Cssh
L a th , S h ingles, W ire Fencing,
but GO.OOO—the Austrians 80,000. Tho tho troops, lqrolvlng losses which fre for« their quick, dashes and raiding
' rrtiksIAtis ruptured 21,000' prisoners quently cxcqod those or bBttlA Tbs expedition* nnd the ruthless manner
‘
C o rru g ated Iron Roofing
and lift guns and obtained a firmer country through which the ndvonco Is In which they ravaged the country
made Is usually tyostlle. and detach through which they went The patrol
Phono 319
bold on 81le«ta. *
,
The German government today un ments must be made to protect the of. uhlans who tried to gallop loto
doubtedly believes Itself thoroughly line .o f communication. AdvanclOg iJege. necordlng to reports from Brus
prepared, for (ho present crisis. It did nrmles are thus frequently caused to sels. nnd enpture the Belgian general
The Best M etal Shingles at $4*75 per square*
GEO. A. DeCOTTES
not throw down the gauge of battle melt away before reaching tbft objcc- staff was acting true to tho uhlan repx <1‘
without full study of th*o effects of the tlre.
utntiun for dnring work.
Three Kinds of Cypress Shingles from $2.50 upti
The force at the head of' the army
ATTORNEY and OOUNSELLOR a i LAW
entry o f Great Britain and all other
wh|rh
is
tbo
part
In
contact
with
tbs
'possible opponents Into tho field.
War Hits Gallic Psnesks.
Practice lu State and Fédéral Court*
enemy Is often hut a fraction of th*
One of the oldint German restaurants -fi 1r _ V l~î
Cypress Boards fer Boats and Lumber of all
f jf,-.. z. nt- - - - .. _
W ar O&mes Useful.
entire army, due to the necessity to lq New York was crowded to tbe door*
Garner-Woodmff
Bld
g
*
Sanford
Fta,
Tbo w ar games fought out by the occupy nnd hold strategic points gained when a guest rushed to and sold to the
Columns and Newell P osts, Banisters, NotfWW
German general staff as part of the during the udrnnce and to protect ths proprietor: "No meat for mine today.
*
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. ‘
|
study In preparation for the present, line of cotnnlan teat look—
Let me have a nice French pancake."
: * *.*: r -r . f, . r:.’.
* ffc •■
*|
DR. C. G. B U T T
conflict no doubt Included altuaUotu
Z ’ lïlËLa“
-*3~~Î
*
Tho proprietor, looking nt ths new
Row Great Armies Dwindled.
similar to Ridas now presented, and
comer lu disgust, announced:
DENTIST
■
* T H E S E P R IC E S STRICTLY C A S H
Napoleon In IRI’J hwadod Russia
every detail and every strategic contin
"There will he no more French pad
•
Office:
Yoweil
Rulldln«
gency .which could be foreseen os a with H.’.Wsl. hut renebed MoacoW with cakes so'rveil In tjita house while the
T#J *• 'j. |e
•àr, ., _
* .
possibility bsro been Included In the hut itrstmo Marshal Mancun crossed war U on.' Only’Gcrmnn pancakes*sft
.
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
•
statemdfita of problem« hod their ef the Pyretic«« wUbt-100lOUO Frenchmen, er this."
hut iirriveil before Llslran with but 15.fects nnnlyied nnd provided against.
The guest said he would have a Ger
THOMAM RMMCT WIDJOW
Tfio. li y mind reading In the dally is»». In the last war tu-twi-cn Gennyny man pancake Instead.*
S
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E. nqtupaoN iiotiuioüieK
'press the accounts o f combats which slid l-Tam-e the Germnus crossed tho
The Vienna Rakers’ nssodatloo has
leak through th? rigid censorship In frontier lit lriTtl with 872.000 men, hut docldcd/not to bntfg -rolls or Quite« or
forcB _lA -gp no- be misled concerning repent'd rarts AvUii uut ui.Ooo sfufr a pastry.*^ Hereafter all bread In to be
the*relative Traportnnrc of success or campaign of only six weeks.
made In loaves of the quality called
dudmucc^s s In ytfclr engagements.
Ip , JX would seem, however, that tbs' “war bread.*,
LAWYERS
. > * '.•*
Ive/rsmpnlgn snCh ns Oer- great waste In men and animals enSanford,
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TODAY SAME AS FREDERICK 'THE GREAT'S IN 1/56!
They certainly are comforts on a
sultry summer’s day.'’
“No matter how long: the ironiW
the electric iron makes it easy.”
. .“ No matter how hot the day—the
electric fan keeps you cool. ’*
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. $2.50 -v
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:
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE THREE
Newspapers nt Milan *ny that
Bwltxerland
If Ijit neutrality
wns guarantee«], to comrkrt the whole
republic Iute n Ititi fros» cunip to re
ceive* unii cure fur nil wountlctL sol
dier*.
____
, .
Tin* steamer Olympic I* tin* Intent
to be com mándete»! by the ¿overa
ll] c u t
Majiy * American« who hud
tnken passage by the Olympic will
go hmup In the «(«M-rnge of the Baltic,
On which nil the Urst-clnsn cabin*
C W m r C M C W T have fl*'4'11 ri“* crTtvd a* far ns the
L P I u A I i E I m Ij N 1 mhhih* of October.
____ _ u
Tin* Loudon Central New» agi-ncy
i Said to H a « Cut Off 1,1 u dispatch from M ethouruesays:
ion Between Brussels **Waujr German subjects rfrf- applying
Belgian Army 1» Fight- toT nntnralliatloo". They <|cc!are Gerrent Vigor.
many made n and blunder. Their
_______
only explanation la 'the Kniier la
nch . atuU • Belgian h***1-' ”
Am qbUbs to 4 ho Cologne Gaxette,
rr«-*~-tmtt Invaded - W » ■Jwtim m ttgrhaa^jolnwh- t|u* Triple Al*
g to an official atale«»<1 wl,J Invade Hervla.
t th 6 * French war ofThe Russian.. commander of the
neh came Into contact fortress fif Sveaborg, Finland, has
un» when the attucked ordered all the Inhabitant* of that
! Ulvet, Department of ^ lacc * n,) Hbliilngior* to leave, .aa
> war office stated that, a bombardment la believed to be lm*
i Information, this was “‘•«ent. T b 1* Information waa re
engagement, nntl the « ‘Iveti
Copenhagen. In a. message
were pursuing the foe. ^niin Helsingfors. „
- _ •
___
ad Ovrihan armies are
^ d lip s tr lr W tttW ItB ffifiR U ff
lemont; Belgium, aud, Telegraph comimny from Paris nays
c war office, the "B el- ‘ he correspondent learn* from n reenergetically reslated 1,“ble source that the Russian* have
pick.”
gained Important victories over the
-G erm an troop« that Austrian«, capturing many prisoners
rer Meuse and moved aml nmi’h wnr u»«*erlul. The scene of
o ff communication be* “ *® battles Is uot disclose«!,
i and Liege, and arc
A Hl'aughnl dispatch says -15.000
Ij
toward BniMsels. Jupam-se soldiers hare embarked on
■sdy arrived In the vt- ‘ "»»“Ports anti are awaiting orders,
wi. seven miles southA Copeuhsgen dispatch announces
jont.
Communication ,hat ,,UMUn mobilisation will be
ras cut otr. hut It was co,“ ">rte August 21. “ .
the wnr office learned
H,'ver" ‘ Austrlallnn warship# have
■lilgf« nfit>'heeii jj.iw ii Jobu-d the British squadron In cost
IflmiH To halt the Ger- ^ 'i t h ' waters.
It I* ri-i*orte,i ti,nt (i,i>
Recruiting goes ou In London fot
GENERAL JOFFRE OF TH E FRENCH ARMY
T
Wto by American Pros* . m relation.
•The British Battleship Superb
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*
F
*
IIK British batllcffidp » aj -rb was launched In December,*1007, o* a aider
ship of the Tcm crnlrr t id-rthe-TW-HcmjilKm. Hhe has a apecd exceeding
twenty-one knots nnd n.Tica ten twelve-inch guns aipl live elghtepn-lnrh
«do tuhea. In addltlop o the secondary battery »r
tl,, ^ mln,
Are machine guns.
~ ^
over-seas g efv k c.
Photo by American Press Aiiocistion.
The Cumini Huer Lusitania, In het
dash across the Atlantic, bn* reached
the Mersey la ttsfriy,
Another uimotuiccmriit at Brus
sels that* the fori «.'at Liege are «til
holding out waa n*eelved with re
serve. If ttiey are mienpttired thu*
far, tliclr n <Inet Ion under the sternly
bombardment of the German artillery
Is bgllovvd to be only n matter of
time.
Ileporta received
from’ various
source.* way that 1*00,000 Herman
troops bar*» passid by Liege Into tilt
Interior of Belgium, and that sharp
skirmish«-* h a v e occurred at Tlrlemont, Eauiml. tlusseiilmveii ntul Nt.
Trend.
to* by American I T W Annodatiti a
Little Fighting Craft of British Navy
I warfnro tho Ititi -i
<>f thè flghtlng navica, alile ta «Hng even (he big
gest Dreadnough t- n-ath. are often «• Imporinnt a» thè uiiglity tuitife
thlps or battio rnilsms, Two of thè «wlfl »«-sseis of thè Itntish navy ili»
tft 1* thè lower otte In thè plclure- art- «ceri bere Tlju upper «hip I* th*
ló». gel li? nt full spctd. The Itrltlsh uavy 1» pleutlfully supplled wltb tur
Mimai dnstroyer» •
I
ITCHING THE FAMOUS "FADEAW AY” BALL
lih o i,-
•"'I h i- s lg lille s v « t ib in a r ln e th e n W l|,
for«-*«! to come to the surface. where*
upon the Blrriiliigliatn'« guiltier fired
the accond hliot of the light." This
»hot struck nt file -base of t fin con
ning tower, ripping' the whole of thr
upper structure clgnn nnd the U-10
•sank like a atone.
“The remainder of the atihmarlnr
flotilla fled."
. *
Grips of Two Noted Pitcher».
Here Is tho recorJ breaking left of Bubo Marqunrd and the famous right
k the "Peerless" Mattj. holding tho little horsoh Id«»covered pill Just before
pHvorlOR their famous "fadeaway" ball. The lower photo »hows the south
Jihg of “Bubo" Mapjuard nnd the upper photo shows the arm of Christy
ksthewson, tho "pcerleis" twlrler for tho Giants
PhoneNo. 182
i J PERIODICALS
MAGAZINES U
Ice Cream • Soda Water • Conlectionery
CijEiri and Tobacco
ONION SETS
J P ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H S e ta . Considering
Onions, there is ev«ry indication that they will I«* an
*hle.crop to plant. -# \ . j
\y« t)uotc ;
‘R* *•
W« Qnolc:
IB,
Pk.
Whit* Sihtr Sk»
-JS '
CrptsI W»» B«rmbdi ^
1.00
Yellow Dm »«* . -J*
Vviht.fUnmU
J4
.90
White Multiffar
-IS
•“
*•* “«»«d .
j#
.90
Wtet* far UB )»»*• IUI j«»st
Pm»' r » * RsU par Ot. fa. Per
IL G O R E S E E D C O M P A N Y
j PLANT CITY, FLOHIDA
.W ill Bring Tourists Home,
A Washington dispatch says: ‘ Au
thority wn« given American cmi
hassle* nnd legations throughout Ku*
rope IU .d iU jB ships In which to bring
home Americans.
/
Kecr*’t«ry Uah-lson, «a -chairman
of tin- relief committee, coin posed of
the secretaries of state, war, navy
and treasury sent out Instructions to
each embassy and legation to make
Inquiry as to available ships and If
Americans «-an bo concentrated a t
open ports Immediately, to charter
neutral «hips.
The diplomatic officers' were told
not to pay higher rateij (Uon those
usually charged by tbo-ulferg for a
similar service.
, Yj*'.
All thought o f sending vcsAcla over
from rite United State* to bring back
the Americana has been abandoned.
The Germans linvo placed furni
ture van* tilled with Belgians on the
Pont N«-uf. over the Meuse at Liege,
to prevent u hombanliuent by the
Belgian •guns.
The German army U being detach«nt from Its iHMltlon before Liege and
1« advancing through j h a heart of
Belgium. The msln body of the Ger
man cavalry Is engage«! In a forward
movement all'along tha front o f tb*
alll«Hl nrinhs, says a Brussels dlspatch.
- A London dispatch sayeL ,T h c
Prince of* W alt* fund for the relief
of fam ilies of the war victim* passed
the $d,000,000 mark.
nini » e m n u n fa e iiire r *. h a n k e r *
lu e i-h o 1». railroad anil s te a m « h lt
men e.-' e c t h o l y s ta n d in g
for
tin
geni ml I n te r e s ts o f nil ^Iciucnta en
gaged In o r alfeetetl by foreign tr a d e
should work- for u a tio u s l u n ity o>
res.
action In setting -American export
an'il Import traile free from1Ilio psrnljrsls of trahsportatlotl,
'The eouucH decided to keep In dull)
'touch■ with nil Its members In ,sl'.
parts of the 1'nlted NtateK and wllb
tin- uumeroua euminerelnl nnd Industritìi organisations which hare telo,
graphed‘.to It for Information regimilug «hipping- B s object Is to co-op•n-ate with every effective agency fot
tho extension of American commerce.
Although the.mi-elliig was rnlled at
abort notice.* memben citino "from
every ]>art *of tha UnltdJ Htates.
Jam es J . Hill promptly left Ht. 1'nul
to ntteml tho sessions, while Captain
Hubert Dollar«!, tho Kan Francisco ex
porter, telegraphed that III- was lourtn'g San -Francisco to Join n commit
tee of the council which will attend
the conference of shipping and bank
ing Interest» cn)led by Secretary MeAdo«> to meet In Washington.
A committee was appolnttit to recommfd hclloti to the council.
The council pained taiolutlsni urg
ing tho prompt passage of a . bill p e n d
ing In congress.
~~
The commander In chief of France's land flgbtars la hers shown at his Sold
Cheapest
t_
Î ¿ n *-V-ì-bj*
and S m ile at
Austria Senili Troop» Against France.
Home.— Forty-eight trains loaded
with Austrian troop« from the Tyrol
GERMAN SUBMARINE BLINDED arrived nl 1 eopold-n-Iioebe, In Baden,
n o rth w e st of Basel. HwItserlnnd.'Tjppy
British Cruiser'» Shot Send» Craft were oil (lu ll way lo Alsace to ansisi
the Herman»
to Bottom.
London. A dispatch to the Timet
An laltiib n rg itl-pnlt-h «ny«:
Thr
from
Herne. Nwltzertnnd, gays 10,S i o i s n i a n print» Hie s to r y of an e y e
« Itiie s H o f the n a v a l h n l t l c b etw ee n «mu Austrian troop« tin ve concentrated
Herman and
B r i t i s h - raiser« * m t H erm an suhtun- pear Bit««-) and that
rlm*M In which t h e s u b m a r in e t ' - 1 3 Freuch In n i* also are nenr the SwUt
frontier
Au Important battle may
w as I«t*t.
occur.
"T h e cruiser «ipiadrnn oti Sunday,"
the story run*, ‘•suddenly hecaiuf
U. S. MERCHANT MARINE
aware, of the approach of the subMarita- floftllh. The enemy wa« sub
tile rued. onl) llii- periscope* showing, National Foreign Trades Council
Urges Action.
Tin- altitude <>f the British In tin
The National Foreign Traile* coun-'
nice of, tills attack was root am) thi
llletliv wa« ilttl-rl> inUb-d when sml HI at a s[u*-hil tn eeiliig In New Yurl>
dent) ito* •rul-i-r B'riulnirhnni Mi-atu tiHik n «sor«-« fot th e re lie f o f Ito
lllg at full spend, lire» the first shot e o n g ts i n of foreign eliminerei- dm
T h i s «h ot u-ss carefully aimed, mil to lit«-, ar. J a m e s A. Farrell. pr«-«l
pt lb«* submerged b«aly of the sub «lent o f the United Ntal«-« Steel «-ormarine. but at the thin lino of tkf poratlun ami chairman of tjjc evuuell X
In opening the meeting Jahl atre«»»
periscope.
bn
the seriousness of the sit mil lot X
"T h e gnttiaery wna superbly’ ac
and
g a i e a* (life ithject of the relict
curate niut slinitiT«-«! the pertAeop*.
tnejism
'. th«> starting of exports tf
Thereupon the submit rim*, now a
Minded thing, rushed along undct I'hirupe
It I* is ag re e d tjiat th e c-oiideB
water In Imiuiueii.t danger of «elf
dest rtl«-l lolt from collision with tin tv h l-h i oiiid»l« of L'.'t natlom il repr r iiN e r s
J
H a rv e s t T im e
Book on Vegetables Free
W ilson & Toom er F ertilizer
Company
Jacksonville, F lo rid a
R. C. MAXWELL, MGR. SANFORD'BRANCH
Cow or Field P eas; Velvet Beans; Sorghum; M illet; J
Complete andFull;Stock Garden S eed; Poultry Feed ;
and Supplies; Incubators.
!
Just Received Stock of New C rop , All V arieties, of Turnip Seed <
OLD EST ESTABLISHED AND LA RG EST S E E D HOUSE IN FI.O R . ‘ I
IDA. W RITE FUJI ILLU STR A TED CATALOGUE
| E. A. Martin Seed Co. jaci^nvuir!la-s,Kii. !
ROLLINS COLLEGE. WINTER PARK
OUUit C*D»|S «nd M»»t Bfiutilnl Campus in Florid*. C»IW(«, A(*«Umy, Mink,
Eiprssuon, Fin« Art*. 0*a«*tir *nd loifutlrUI Art», tluilnn», T»»dicr»' Court« ”
- Twrtve buildings, stoam h«at, electric lights, fire protection, line gymnasium
no malaria, quarter-million doTUtr (nddwnu-nt. Three teacher]» of music, (5,000
organ, a dozen pianos, two Giro dubs, chcrua class. Superb new rooms for B uiinrss School, full hanking equipment. New chemical ami physical laboratories,
equipped with every modern device; analysis of soils, fertilisers, foods, water,
W H E R E S H A L L I GO TO S C H O O L ?
UNIVERSITY OP FLORIDA
aAlNRtmtXK
FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN f
TALLA1IAHSKE
«'•llrt* <rf Art» *»d M n m t N « » « l Hclwall
A(tirt>nai*t Tmrh*ra C*U*»»t K».
Hvkwl a l M u,If: Srko.1 .« K l « w S » « I (klsM «T R*«liMwila«|
I
Aril E i i s s l u IH.M m ii ( I r a S u a IkbM l. Mod- iMfuwit Suite«t ■»!«■»<«■ DttUMi| Ur«diii«
rro lij-n-nMlum vtlk »wtmmlng jvwil. U ,1,< b*H M
I s S . T*n m w brick bulldtefsi b«J d«« Dm*M»nd tt-nnl* courts; no* sod ntodrm bulUltn».; rtutn,
i
n l n n l n i pool sod m»nv mibaidiary ku ¡Vi
(1 o D im . in.trurtor» uut amteltitUj l i t
bwutltul r*mpu»; «tomkortM hava *U modem ta«»;
I
( M iim k in .: n.w dinlnf room and kiirhrn most ;youns mm from <T I W d » couattea sad t t itatc»
hrclcnk 1* florida; S IS yotinf votimi irorn 4U I isad forWfn nMistrir« Urt n i lis .
TUITION r tu fk ;
EUGENIE'S REVENGE
French Empress Takes Vivid Interest
In War.
Thè aged French Empress Eugenie,
who is at lloiogne, take* a rlVUTTntereat In the w*r. When Count Pletrl.
her faithful companion In her long
years ot misfortune and exile, an
nounced that fighting had begun hci
eye*'shone and she cried:
This Is my revenge. I hare waite<l a long Bute. Were the emperor
only here now 1 May God protect
IISZ.50 p«r t M
lto*rd and
.
Catrwu« P m
Write today lor r*l*1oyur.
Por rsialodn* «rite
EDWARD CONRADI, President »
A. A. MURPHREE. President
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M PA N Y.
Fire
Insurance
OfflM with'HO LO IN ]* BAL RSTAT I CO
Franc#.!"
Sanford
1i
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PAGE
TH E SANPORD. HERALD
Po u r
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
PRIN TIN G GOING UP
Miss Ada Reid who has been!
Holly
» piker and a grafter la
and a b o u t t h e
visiting her tleicc, Mrs. Geo. Hyman
On Saturday evening, August 8th,
himself a liar and a* thief, and seek
sorrow and trouble. There U » * * y
returned to her home in Jasper Wed. The Printers Are Informed Thai
/Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlett cele
ing
to
do
no
good
to
the
prople
of
provided which would five every
Paper And Material Will Halae
Mcntiop Of
Mr. an«l Mrj W. W. Abernathy
f tfcitew! Etwt TW4»r «od TrtisT Morntol Dr property owner such assurance, if he Florida.
•
•’ '
AA long'w ith, all the good things brate*! their .tenth wedding anniver
sary at their home two miles south
If
Clifford
Foster
and
Tom
Weir
and
daughter
Mollic
have
returned
Brief
*
to ¿St* that will t»M a baloon as
f HE HERALD PRINTING COWPANY chooses to take advantage of it. It are lending their najne^ to the cir
of Geneva. The guests were invited
home after a pleasant visit at Day
cension are the materials that go
is, or will be. up to th4 next legisla
». j. tiou-r, tan* ,
tona
Beach.
•
to come al 7:66 and to remain in
culation
of
any
such
innuendoes,
it
W. M HAYNES Bualn«»* M e n U » r _ ture to provide that way by the a
make up newspapers and Job print
¡¿SONAI
im
Ü
T
o
f
INttREST
Is aboht time for the paper* of
C. M. William* has returned home ing and The Herald Printing Co. their cars until called. Promptly at
ubierlptlon Prtee, «S.OOp Y w I i M « « ^ doption of the Torrens system of a*- Florida to call a halt.
eight ’ o’clock they were asked to come
The News
from a month spent in the moun has received advices this week from
surance of land titles.
iii, a nil were greeted at the door by ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
josr; Of.The Floating Small T a lk . tains of North Carolina and is great the wholesale house* that all
Mlv«r«d la ib« Clt» by earn*» IAOO *•» r**» “»
A. B. Newton, of Winter Garden, hope*'that Mr. Foster amd Mr. Weir
the host »ml hostess, who presented ♦
who
are
considered
Among
the
fair
•
adriaca •» gûe p*v
Who said: “ If you want to know whether you are destined,to he ;v SUc.
oiua prices are in the discard and no
is an Orango county representative
ly improved in health
Ef Z i ù ì
For 1,urrled
Pannante la adVaaca muai ba «nada al o®«*
each
one with a tin trumpet or rat
est
.and
most
patriotic
men
in
Florida
^
Harald Readers
who has voluntarily promised to
cess 0/ a failure in life, ask yourself: Are You Able to Save Money?
Miss Edieth Stewart ha* returned prices can be maintained a t the pres tle, to-Hhe music of which it being a
were
not
aware
of
tho
use
of
their
Entarad a* errand-dan« mal) malta* AnT*»« «ad bring befote the legislature a bill in names in spreading any such fool
home from Gainesville where she ent time, meaning that paper and
If not, drop out, you will lose; the seed of success is not in you.”
L U r . Paul Bigger* and baby are completod u course in the Teachers supplies will take a Jump If the Eur tin wedding, the Grand March was
corporating the proviiiona of the tor
(POS, al tba PwtoŒta alSanlord. fWIda.
performed. Mrs. Curlett as a decor
andar Art of Mudi 3rd. 1ST».
K T . relatives and friend* a t F t.
opean war keeps going for s f c *
rens ayatem. We tindcrsyUnd that ish, but at the same .tine vandalMiiting
Stale
Normal
ator
is alt artist al way»,, but she had
more weeks.
he will introduce It early In order istlc report*.— Deland New*.
Ipitrc*’ this week. ^ ,
H
a.
«14
outdone
herself on thl* occasion.
la Harald Balldlnj
Thank*, old friend! We had the
Tho Blue seal Tire
Compound
The Herald Printing Co., antic
that it may meet with thorough con
F
jYt*h
yeast
cakea
and
popcorn
at
Mrs
The
living
room was decorated
will, positively heal punctures and ipated thia rise in prices and haa
sideration and study by the other samo thought hut were too bash
will always remain a problem to you if you do not a t som« time face the
with
bamboo
and
Spanish moss. The
u
Simon’«.
ful
to
express
it.
The
bunch
of
preserve the life of your automobiles purchased heavily and for the next
DO NOT FAVOR I T
*
mem tiers of the legislature and not
mMi gave tho effeqtof massive beams
issue of making ends meet with'the means a t hand, but the problem will be
m
ulM
Clara
Millen
has
returned
pikers
who
are
.
trying
to
make
and
motorcycle
tires
and
tubes.
two mdnths a t.least the *amc prices
I t ' will he surprising U the com be lost in the hurry of tho last days
•nd between the beams Japanese lan
Krom h«r vacation pleasantly spent Exclusive territory open. Address on job printing will prevail.
We
missioners appointed to collect funds of the session. The Times Union ex Florida look ridiculous in a half
D.A.Hanna*--Solo Distribuent__ 913 give’ our customers the benefit of terns were hung, giving, a very soft
for an exhibit at the Panama Ex pects to keep ita reader* informed of baked exhibition a t San Francisco
| K - 0 f 0ffU .
and pituuing effect In the lighting.
position ara aucceaalul in any g$#»l the progress of that bill through the will never get any farther than
r ¿e0 Dutton for turnip, m ustard, Florida Ave.. Tampa. Fla. Hri013-4tp the jprice a n d je t them prepare for
A basket of gifts had been prepared
JacksTTTttle'
wtth~i'fheir-**hlM
bc.“
^
^ Ä i ^ a ^ w h e n yx)ir assert yourself master of the situation a n d sav: ‘ I
measurer --Som e -wwbacriptiona have legislative body, to Inform-them—of
Bnd cauliflower seed. 9 6-tf
E. B. Brown has returned from a the winter season at the old price. by the ladies, which contained samWhom the gods would destroy
been given and there will be some whatever ia done to facilitate ita pastrip to Tampa Mr« Hrowd will re Now is the time te - m tiw your stat pies of pretty nearly everything to he
’will not spend more than I eam , but I will save for tomorrow regardless
Hr* H- v * Perry
returned
other*, and there will he some funds age and of what obstacles are cast in they firat make mad. and the "C o m
turn today »und they ^ill move to ionary and job printing, of all kinds found In the ten cent atores, and to
ftcr a "•pleasant stay at
T aaccqa lu*
m ission"»»* mad when they made
'— of the sacrifice.”
..
.
-, .-,
raised thorough the sale of souvenirs it* way, if *n ?.
rTampa about the lir«t of September, You know cxactly'"what you need each arricio was attached a suitable
p F F i 1RNISH Y O U R D IN IN G R O O M •
* and making of motion pictures. Rut
So far, North Carolina is the only t h a t ' statement about the Florida
Elsii* Georgia.
to maku-QuU.-toy .tlmu-luAuru hom««. iu. this Jjno and you can have it
«
T
*
With
the
facilities
of
this
institution
a
t
your
•service^iui^
¿
t
«
Publicity
Bureaii.
The
newspaper
Lovell
has
left
for
It Is ektremely doubtful if the to u l state Jfl the South that h*s adopted
The ladies of thp Bapt i st —é î h u r H
r ,
,
. .
much amusement to the company.
*
ter
rush.
You
not
only
get
the
beneh
ay*
will
now
-proceed
-to
destroy
' amouut raised will, be sufficient to the_-T
Ai
criminal to neglect your opportunity for saving and financial botuTi* summer visit at * Black Rock, will have u coqked Komi and Potted
The happy couple were then Uken
Make I t T ru ly the M o s t E n jo y a b le R o o m ♦
fit of the low prices hut tho print
. erect"» Florida building and install did more than »“ year ago, after long them .
Nor»k Carolina -------------Plant sale EVERY’ Saturday after
from the room for a few minute*
ment
and
we
urge
upon
you
to
.
*
~
*.
ing wilt be ready for you in plenty
therin a creditable exh ib it..T o . raise consideration of the bill that was in
Get your ice cream from D uhnrt’a noon and Evening across from Aber of time and will dot entail the c\ia- during their a lie n e e the presents,
.
*
in th e H ouse
a sum by popular subscription troduced early in the aeaaalon. Vir ' SLA M AT^THE S T A T E P R E S S
which consisted of pretty nearly
nathy’s.
i
Iee Cream Factory.
tomary
rush
and
confusion
Incident
is no mean task.and the meriS who ginia ha* been'considering It but h i*
The Times-Union cornea out with
C O U P L E the solid comfort of dinifig with solid, comG. W. Spencer has returned from ent to a; hnrry up order when the thing that may be used In the
PM rs C. M. E . Jlnkins is »pending
have ‘ been appointed to do it will dope nothing yet- Georgia legislature an interview, and the Florida State
jray of aluminum ware.wefeunwrapped
a
few
days
a
tX
’oronado
Beach
whero
' m l day» In Lakitand and Orlunprinting office is busy.
^ fortable Dining Room Furniture, ond you will partake of
have neither the time not the inclina ignomlnioualy Ignored the bill; some Commission nail-the-itate-to-a-m aat
he has a cottage and Mrs. Spencer
The merchants of Seminole coun and put In conspicuous places. There
srjar-^.w
s
i
r
:
do visiting her ai*tars.
tion to perform the arduous work of ita member* are likely to fall of and-pick-ita-pocketa for a state ex
was
also
a
beautiful
willow
ware
s*
* those good ”eaU” with greater zest.
and the children are enjoying the ty can save money and time by or
which such, an underUking requires. renomination In consequence, for the hibit a the Friaco Fair sends us the
jk
Mi»* Jd*ude Jinkins und Miss
lamp presented by Mrs Curlett s
salt
breezes.
,
dering all their printing nnd office
V
The enterprise is foredoomed to fail friends of the measure will be their article. I t aayi th a t the newspapers
Jennie Walker are enjoying
the
sister. Miss Belle Eichnor. of Baltl< 4
A veil-furnished dining room
Arthur W. -Smith hn* resigned as supplies now ami order cnQUgh to
ure under the circumstances to say determined opponent*. One conse of South Florida are opposing the
_Msryland. Raspberry punch
E ia n breezes at Seabreeze.
rm
last
them
during
the
fall
and
w
in
te
rIm
o
ra
.J
night
ticket
agent
of
the
A.
C.
L.
JVANnrOURI
is the good housewife's triumpK
nothing of the apparent opposition of quence of their neglect may be to state exhibit at the Friaco fair beNew booking orders for Big B os here, und has been succeeded by lien season. There is no doubt in the was served during the pvening and
most of the newspapers. The news make the subject more widely dis ,cause the papers want the money to
after a number of guessing contests
ton .Lettuce und Cauliflower seed. Guthrie, who is one of the most pop world about the price going up in an elegant lunch followed, which
H. E. TOLAl
papers generally reflect the dominant cussed, and it is of auch a nature line their own pockets.
M. M. SMITH H. R.STEVENS
R R DEAS
96-tf
ular railroad meninthe service pf the the near future and the Herald of
(»»tier
f F. Dutton.
Vk*-rreddMl
Prrftidral
CuUw
opinion and if their expressions may that when thoroughly, discussed it is
C A S H OR IN S T A L L M E N T
consisted of chicken salad In cracker
The
Sun knows nothing about
fice would be forced to raise the
rntnpu
ny.
be taken as a true index of how the better understood and the more en auch a scheme but the Lord knows
baskets, olives, rolls. Ice cream and
' Mrs. Chn*. L. Wing i* spending
Again you arc -reminded of the price' now only ■we bought before
people feel in regard to a Florida thusiasm i*. aroused for It.
Mr.
me lime at paytonn Beach.
cake.
,
th iT If $260,000 was expended nmotJg
huiuc made bread, cake*, pies, can thl* price was raised.
exhibit at the Panama exposition the
The briefest explanation of the the sta te press of Florida and they
Mr*.
R»KToU
r
and
Miasca
1ng goe* over for the week ulula.
If you arc wise and willing to
dies, salads etc., that will be on saJe
commissioners will be given little en system ia one made by a writerin were J o ld to sp e n d -th e money in
GeorgiV Pattis hall- and Jeannette
j D. Tucker, the genial County nt lhe store across from Abernatly'a save money on your printing you
................................................................................................................... .
___ CflMiwmenU The .simple, truth is Progressive F arm er‘ in tho apring-of sending 260,000 yearly subscriptions
Sheldon favored tho company with
wljl fake advantage of present prices
(Treasurer
of Orange County was in Saturday afternoftn and evening.'
that each community is absorbed last year, who said: Ipstrumcntal solos, and tho following
to northren prospects, for a year, or
iadX j{and give us yoUr order. YYc
4 be city on Wednesday calling on
with certain plana of ita own for a t
Capt. W. M. Lovell, has returned
original poem waa read by the au
The land owner, by paying a small give three months subscription to tho Sun.
print anything that can he printed.
•
his many friends.._
from'Jacksonville where he atter<led
tracting visitors and investment, and fee, could have the title to his land one million prospfecta, that it would
thored:
*
But the Sun cannot be rnufiled
or 6 doses- «66 will break any the funeral of Mr* C P. Lovell the
•bout all the funds that the people examined by sta te authority. antLU do more good than If the Florida
TH
EIR
TENTH
ANNIVERSARY
Polntar for Swalna.
5
Mystical Number on- Coin.
when it believes it is rig h ts
NEW R ESTAU RA NT
have to contribute will he turned In- found good, it would he so rjtistcrcd Commission would pave a highway
of
Fever
or
Chill*.
I
rice
->
•
wife
of
ill*
brother
Gen
<
P
Lovell
"The
dimaol
who hateth the« greetThru
n
half
score
of
years
No
one
seem»
unwilling
to
accept
case
No junketing tour, lime-light, hot
k-lTM.t
The sympathy «d the many friend
cth thee with soft words, saying: ’Be
1— to such channels.
and a certificate of registration would from •.Jacksonville to San Francisco air, rake oil, banquets, posing for
Together
they've
gone.
ii
26-cenl
piece,
even
thpuph
there
nro
cent*.
The Bell Restaurant will open on
SO M E SID E L IG H T S ON TH E PRESENT GREAT STRUG
l.i,v,.II 1.«mil> .if.c evended
Above . and beyond all of this, the be issued to the owner thereof, guar
From the breaking of morn
on" «'neb coin the following hoodoo hold. 1 am exceeding glad that thou
•with oranges.
Mr*. V. C. Landrum ami children of tin
moving pictures, would influence the
19
t h . in the H ito-* B uilding i
August
..............................
Thlrtucir •Ulterti 1n i bait como; thou rejolcest mine eye*.
th>
lo
.i
v
\
*til
row
G
L
E
OF
T
H
E
EUROPEAN
NATIONS
people are taxed to death by the de anteeing it forever. When the owner
combinations:
To
the
setting
of
the
sun,
The presf of Florida is not oppos Son one iota from its stand that 30
returned to Jackson vdb- Friday lift of the Genera
116 First St Meal* and short orders,
the
scroll
held
In
the eagles be*k; Lo, surely It w(aa sweet of Iheo to
. mauds made upon them for this and wishes to 1obtain a loan this certifi ing the Frisco hold-up itecause it is
tllld
wife
h
u
'
e
re
l.if«-’*
battles
they've
fought
A II Wallace a
s visit of several duy.4 with relative*
pur cent of the money spent on the
will lie served Furnished room* upthirteen
feather*
In
ench wing; thir call ’ But as for her who loveth tbo«,
that" public subscription. The peo cate of registration could l»o used a* after a state publicity appropriation.
As they've stood side by side
turned to I be eil> Irma LoUghtruii «tairs Klon Ever Proprietor
Frisco fair would he wasted.— Clear
•nd friends in Sanford.
BY
HERMAN
HIDDEN
teen
tall
feather*:
thirteen
upright |o, she runneth to tho door, she hold-.
ple groan beneath the direct taxes, collateral security pretty much in the It is opposing it because the papers
--.fullv man
Since tye N
*a"
bridegroom
a here Fe+b> r ■•T\
water Sun.
bur*
In
(he
*Mcld;
thirteen
arrow eth thy two hands, saying only, Oh.
lot .Itp
, Typewriter Kibbbjtj. Remember
but they would much prefer to pay same way ns a certificate of stock are edited by publicist*, while the
And »he was the bride.
—“The Maxima of Noah.’’ by
aged the l .mlg lima ii learn lla
heads;
thlrtoen
leaves
on
tho
branch;
O
.
the Herald when you need one.
a direct tax for all that is expected would be or any other gilt-edged se Florida State Commission is com
-Sooner or later the nations engaged all be uvuiii«-<i It
llis servire* will be in great de- I
im ilufualt
Golctt
Burr''«*
thirteen
letter*
in
the
words
’’quarter
N E W SP A P E R S AG R E E IN G
,L
76c delivered !,,,n
make mac bine.
I
>1 Jo'tl
of them and le t.it rest at that than curity. ‘
.1 'l l tl
in war will find themselves spent and realise that million if men. skill*
Uut wlth all of thè rare*
,
njan«! :»- nu»
dollar.”
posed of men who seek the lime
__ _
•
<•:, tf
1
II
have
The
newspapers
of
Florida
are
woary.
There
will
be
victoryfor
some
anjwhere.
Phone
pot
:
lay
year*
of
cm
1
i
to be held up evdry week or two by
T’hai come to u* all
-i-liiatiun,
bail
.This certificate of«stock, passed to light.— Clearwater Sun.
• Harder Task to Do Present Duty.
•tiglig« hi in »
thought
York, Mondu) - Why should
practically all agreeing that an ex- (|c. f t for others and profit for none, left the inrtor\ t- >• -ii! ! <>r ihe <it*f
some committee sent 01R to . gather a would-be purchaser, duly endorsed, /
. t
Thore’s heon n rv rF u
N.
Pleasant It 1* to entertain the ploArtificial Flowers an Old Idea.
*
------ G ------J. M. Lord ha* returned from i good hall le.in
to muT<* extraorture
of ourselves lu *010«* future srono%
(*oMi?r«*-rojitiiim*
Thut
either
should
fall.
In funds for objects thaT the people would be tantamount to a warranty
exhibit
for
the
state
at
S«n
FranThere
can
hardly
be
any
lasting
lauto
waste
nm
«ml>
"
'
«-if
tin»but
tkd
w
hero
Artltlrlal
flower*
were
mndn
In
tup.
rn
III
r•
i
trip to the Ft. While section
|{,. it \ oc I
' T I I F PANAMA B U B B L E
dent Urne* by the F. yvtlana.., Ul planning wl*ely. fc-llng nobly, nnd ex. :
cisco’ would be
he a great - waste of- p,,),,
a ny Df t)u. contending parties. very lives ami po--it-i) the live* i
So with hctirty goto! wlll ,
•. frequently do hot approve. *
i I *«r j„ ,„ rv .-ll.iriv «,i facilitât** «he ••*l'°rseeing
hi*
ri
ti«*
i»
deed. In place of n costly abstract of
he . greatly enjoyed
- I r t .it \tl(e In commenting upon an editorial and energy and probably result in To change .the map of Europe is not those di*pen>ieiit » h tii-m to nr
Europe dtirliiA-Ut*-» •*1'it t;uUi century, routing with the holy triumph uf tho
\,„| vhòubléY to shouldt-r.
Thcro is certain, work th at must title, the proper state olficer pan ex
t' " la Hull ni Amorie.i •\ |»r«»'i ** ** whim
la rives and friend*
- *».•! tl.. • >
when till re exit led fUCh ü entxo (OT ~will. but 1« I* a tlltferettotiling, rrot l i t —^
irmt'M
tufi
*
in
the
Sun
in
regard
to
the
Efficiency
(o
u
g
b
t
lite
guitti
fighi,
harm
»
>
•
■
■
for'Florida.
Unless
■
it..
11
..prico*
,J
»
tu
li
i
.
be done in every town of progress amine the bookB. tor a small fe«, and
to) Vf
worth the price of a single. human war, hrot I •• ii- 1 •
«»ni |M1
’a
U
a
iiy
lin
«tr»
iiiri’n:
Vhill
1
. , tain, flow et : - ut made <*f thl» the green avenue« of the future, but
jb
mu«t
M
’fbiiiily
. 5 or 6 dose* 666
uhi bus grown obler
1,. -•.. tl t.gw fand. importance for which no fund* ascertain w hat.‘if any, encumbrances Expert. Wesscis being employed to this state cun have nn exhibit cost life. F’ntriotism should never ri*e uThe tin rt hi
i«
m i . 1 t •r • i
fi •» »' ,’1
i;
-4
'•stance,
while Urn odor of the real In tbu hot dust ol thu present moment,
1
I’
rn
•lulls*
«
1
.
|m
vu
r
«
•
»
*
»
•
•
*»
•
•
•
«
caw» of Fever <>r <
, mi,«- Aiil'AproaJ
. afe provided and every fight thlnk: on tho title have come into existence raise $ 2 (Jl),000 wur fund for the Kris-1 ing upwards of a million dollars bove humanity.
that pem • ti.ii -t
•li »ii * ii-.unteti hull.
•M f i 'A
nw ers wa* Imitated by tho uso of to do tho duty that walla ond want*
1 * 4' ' '
.«
in
cent*.
ri» hope for them now.
.
ing cllixcn feels the obligation to do since the certificate fcas issued, ¡and co fair, the St. Petersburg Indt-pcn- wo would suffer Ify comparison with
il iu-rii ul »I* itullerilig 1
us.—Janies Muf neau
«*
The history of war is merely a suc more hop*.»--- '!»•
per.Utne*
h«*a (lint: l !«•• hi Ur trill
"Í
Thi* goo<l couple *o irta-,
were a * cur cit y
the hostess stater— Miami
'Me cession of blunders. Eurh treaty of vinred thu' an
his part in furthering the cause of make a record of them on the cer dent says:
«*ll
■
.
i
e
tn|*
r.i
r
1
1
v
urn
ri*!
I
f
t
here
U»t
V
A
II
i
in»
1
a
Thi. Mis* Saidye W illi:
li 'Hat p
«•nr
"W hatever chance the men at the tropolis.
• mi-rea-e iti price* could
That tMeir p*>* ma>' he m any
community good; this lie is obliged tificate.
, ».
1
peace sows the seed of future strife. ity of tin :■«
from a delightful ' |h|I Willi f rh* n •1- tli-t, oliti! 1• «I 11* ..'•h- r l „ pl|l III Kodut-I- tb
head
of
the
project
to
raise
money
IIul
there
i*
it«»-scarcity
Their sorrow* be few.
----- O —
*
to hear about ail th a t he can stand , Thus the state Insures ngainst nil
War offends our intelligence and out England a - •! I
and relatives m >1!•• Illitili! >t«.iUt* *»( hi ri•cr aliti i rn* *rr p i »w♦*r (ul machiner) |u- r\|M-ftetl
year
have
been
un
forja
.Florida
exhibit
at
San
Francisco
And
a* 'they go onward.
ITop- of thl*
in any event without Iho incursion attacks' every title it has examined
Tennesee. She also s|M»nt :i VS 1 ••k Iti
A Gainesville .dispatch tells us rages our sympathies. We can but this Wur Tin i "
Su' f t Oli uf I ¡ a i iie*V*fle f he
W
1'rt>
J
m a r k o ts ha\*
Uur
Helen and Endor
|
|
\
i.hundan!,
the
of •"commissioners" and other gen* and has. certified to he good and va had Id get the necessary- $ 200,000 that the county commissioners there stand aside and murmur " T h e pity Htnlw* do ' »1 * i •
•i.ai S f (e
l h iv e r-l'y t:*ti..
Jacksonville ere ri 11if nini i! hi m*«
n, ncii I IIIK l II# . 1«A
Rich
harvests
inaj 1 reap
been
well
supplied,
and
arrangements
tlemanly hold-up artists who are lid. Under the North Carolina law, seems to have gone glimmering since have amende^ .their usual rulo of of It a ll,'The pity of it ujl.”
emphutii'u! > ii»'
the Florida Mate
Front goml «leed* th e y render.
•CITI« n nei In l ' e of t h a t ' i t y am i
the
employment
of
im
outsider
to
|,i,d
been
inaile
to
dispose
of
The
snr
promoting scheme« for object* whofce un indemnity fund, is
I.H
Mr».
Edgn
r
B
yet
war
i»
riigine
established
Of Tulli, h-^-e
granting a permit to any man who
UT
I cannot lose my faith, however,
hrtY.nl w il Intuì I h r * m e n a c e ni
f ‘ daughter, Evelyn. j»ri* bm it«- h y n in I *tilib e*- 1
benefit* are not readily visible.
I, -,- • of I l o e plus ut
which provide* u remedy in value raise the funds.
wanted to carry u pistol upon his thnt the human race continues to ad mind than m■'»•
»»
ir.
ilh».
May God s riebest blessings
V !t I« in in 11 *• i1 1‘
W
»
ü
b
'
«
ml
"
"
I
t
seems
thnt
the
press
of
the
The Reporter-Star believe* thijt for one who claims to have lost his
( »ftcr spending »'•
dl prilli» lutst \ if a d v a n c e d prices uniti
HI D N I v i Hh A L CAW
1 ir -H* Hilitill* erti
filing the bond required by law, und vance despite pll obstacles; it snatch riddle. If i * t »
them here,
! oli
I 1(0,1
( \l n» \Vi O til»'
r
»
1
»
No
.-r
1I-.
tl
It
te
porary
*n*
in
•
ti
state
,i|
i
not
going
to
play
"g
o
a
t"
athe best thing the "commissioner*” rights in land by the mistake of thç
'.»■ .•H w r
i: i
p Mrs. -Bigger* par
I'-.
w
t
«
•
'
\
f
will hereafter inquire Into the rea es wh;rt benefits it can from every to it -1 would
I.
tol(.1 eliti i*
\ I,it tl
»I
to r*J^e funds for an exhibition at state, to which loss he has not con gnin, and the probabilities are that sons why such applicant should wont
I?: Ii im
tween the ‘
them ....... I t lo t r
situation. 1 nm optimist enough t«>
Tu '
the
newspapers
of
Florida
will
make
(l,
I„g
to
loti-ign
"
•
‘
I
the Panama exposition'could do for tributed by any negligence on his
to carry deadly weapons and refuse tin nk I lint it better and greater Hu fermented
io
tlo .............................................. *
*
Mr».
Gmulbu
■
o
h«-r
Florida would lie to declare ah im own part-hut he hnx no rlnim against such u fight f hat th r,re will heno H- the permit unless the reaso n n ee m
t* I ”
uf a pelt
1
r* i r n - t . d . >
M»
t.,
And
in-re’*
t»> the bride,
rope
untfa
better
a
nd
greater
German
l
a
ss
a
n
d
b
u
h
’
1915 arid
position upon the people of Florida the land Itself. Registration of title rida exhildt. It is just as well That 1 sutlicicnt. T h a t is the only cationul
tu make rt I
Eilective August 1st ÍU N to August Is*
1 • •. •it|«*•-fl. flatiing g“ This I» not » >'**•':utul condition. U
|»\tu
And . here’s to thulr friend*,
arc
am
*ng»ihe
Su.toril
Emjdre
will
emerge
from
the
hopeless
.to attem pt it, and refuse to serve. under this law is entirely voluntary. money could be better spent in ad
guaranteed agilntt any reductions during thst time:
ing on the ..lu ' <
well to the contrary, it l»*un unnatural one.
construction of the luw on the suit* chaos of tddny.
So faithful nnd tried.
are sojodrning nmong lli«» ino un* ¡ing t" roll, ge i» ^ oui«! he
<
. .
vertising the Florida orango in news
¡inil
it
has
been
brought
aboutby
The object is one that may b s en- Tiroes Uhlon. .
csiigan
A.
thousand
t•
m
ill
V
s'.tton unu
.
Ject-for if men arc permitted .to go
tains of North Carolina.
t*» **1•• •
Runabout - * *: * • Wc arc living in a day of great
papers and magnxines. It would he
■ domed in the abstract and damned
— -O——
N
%
fi
!j»tf
«•*»ll«*it*M
* |u-for* co combination» to speculate in a proaround armed for murder merely by prises. History does not often furnish .prefer to .'I« the
Due rousing good cheer.
Y ft ti T
*
*
r-y
r
hull
very
nearly
impossible
to
ship
Flori
«poetividemand
from'abroad
due
in the concrete with equal «»rot t
Touring Car
550
Closing out all typewriter
«
i ,• «»f fvf her *in tei
genius of the Ti- it
\yh:tt matter« the weather.
filing-a small bond, every county in
P IK E R S IN CHARGE
such examples of sudden and swift the routine-' f I
da fruit across t|ie couhtry and have
«b lin d 1 nl
lit ! »'d *up
I hi- war
“11or abunda
*
ntjss and fervor. Florida should be
Best
grades
only,
at
(•lull
.
I
1
pa
per
tirW B u t e might show n mobilized
I f til ur «unshine nnd rain.
Town Car - - r *
750
heing cornered
rorm-red:
The Now* la In receipt of a news it show to advantage beside the frpsh
I Ii
changes. The course of events may i mil the a ir c- .
ari being
"»
•a represented at the San Frahdsco
per dofen beet*. Herald «»thee
•’*
(In Ibn I’nltrS Ulnlr« ol tmr«k» Oolf I
arm
y
of
pistol
toters
ready
for
the
'll -tl Mil «
We
all
«land
together
1,1
lead into unexpected channels.
•i? if
exposition— ye$. But the proper pro p ap er’ clipping posted on a ‘ letter fruit that is displayed by the Cali
arc to bp mudi to * ':'"r 1 .
I leap
to extend U■et
Those present were; Mcsdam**
ir trap-.
slaughter.
ho do not ht ' t n ' ' ' 1
\
»if
l
vision hasn't been made for it; themen head of the ."F lo rid a S tate Com-, fornia growers.
Europe'is
likely
to
change
more
in
curie*
tjl'l-e
inri* My h-art
[
\ siu-ldeti J U Adum*. Graham
The cases are rare n'ml exception
I Tl
The farmers are III I'll'
ion to I lo-tr -in g le «"I
-^ O * who are-nam ed as ¿brumissionrr* mission,- Pannrna-Pnrttic Internat- w— —
the
next
year
than
it
has
in
the
Inst
man'nntion
<
iircale
*
-H
1
all •* ••••'er*
■ K Tnl.it, II H I’uttishall. E. M
al where any good cltixen in a decent
(•hi t,t i t.c • r
paring seed b«-d*
IN SU T S FLO RID A P A P E R
Aro not.going to give muchfof their, ional Exposition*’ hearing tly? names
All retail buyer* nf new Ford cars from August 1st 1914
fifty, it is tUyjut time for the Politics loving care »:
vantage
,„,1
a*
good
money
Dooley.
( ’ R. I’biBip*. »’ T. Wukecommunity
nAeds
to
carry
a
pistol,
late.
aeed.
The
indiratiot:»
nr.tlm'
»
i
to
of
J
,
Clifford
.
Foster,
ns
chairman
oui
*
1
III
to August 1st 1915 will thane in the profits ol the coiti
time and atten tio n - to it, because
•l'„,1er -u' h circoiiistunce« it wt
Exhibition French, of 'Sanford, in and the, other kind of citizen should of Europe to emerge from thu medea- the stake it i 'l
,|f,.r.d. there will onli.ld. Misses Belle Erehtipr. Blaneh
on • each car
very
large
crop
of
celery
»t«l
other
to
tr
T
.
M.
Wear,
vice-chairman,
and
pn
piny to the e.tent of $40 to $00 per car. on
‘ ‘ th ey can’t afYord to. Thoy ure lend
' |m- Minch la-tfer lor t'ongre-*
his enthusiasm for raising .money for not be |>ertnitted to carry one at all, val shadow of diplomacy and be con the inflated »n 1 ’
IV.ttishnll,
Georg's
I’aUtshuU,
un<L
|¿,rgiheld
<
>
l
entries
vegetables will be grown in »»'« d o l l i l i ' l l . *'
¡hey buy. P R O V I D E D : we sell and deliver 300.000 new
8chraeder, aecrotary. with
ing their natfit* to it to.m ake I t re H.
and find some means to prevent the J. anetta Sheldon, and Mssrs bh ei-’
a Florida exhibit at the California no matter how many bonds he filed, ducted in the twentieth century fash Slavs.
II be o p en ,for practice
The
trap*
wi
Vicinity
this
season
.
¡
41
,i
>
ra
torli*
**
spectable and tbo likely result will offices in the Heard National Bank, exposition, claims that a romhinuFord car* during that period.
oxporratfdn
of
domeatic
product*
in
To shutr liow n tl
Jo n , ’ Pattiihall. . rhilli|»».Wakefiold
unleM he could show conclusively a ion. In~my estimation the diploma la
i
next Friday afternoon, iand nil shoot».
the
G
®
he that the enterprise will fall into JadianviUe. The clipping ia in the tio n .o f newspaper interests in the
stead
of
doing
what
it
ran
to
facili
have
plnyed
a
very
im
portant
part
clinics anti 'let*'
Mr. Moses a n d .fa ir ly uf Eiuti*
the
public are Invired.
.
Ask us-for particulars
'
case of extreme urgency fylly justi
anil
Dooley
w*-ll
a*
1
nature,
of
an-'allegcd
interview
with
nr I inhH ni *4
err :iH
the hand] of impractical men, prob
State is trying to Work the enter fying the privilege, The commission in bringing about the wnr, by isolat of its opportunity
were In Sanford Friday^. They were
information address tate such exportation. Other' roun
, , n ¡, g to h®!
For further
ably grafters, who wilt seise the op an alleged "dow n-state” man (one prise in their own interest in expocting
Germany
and
Austria.
once
is
alon»
a
<
-r.
•
foremerly of Manhnttan. Kdnsa*St. Fetorahurg, Fla. , tries .protect their food supplie*, «nd
ers in, the various counties of Florida
T A G ru ve*.
Discoverers of IBumlnatlnj Gas.
portunity with the avidity to get a of those who have been buying stock Ing^to aqueexe $50,000 out of the
Sanford Hernjd I even regulate the prices. in time* ol
en
for
vdiifwi't''and M f. Moses some lim e ag«
I t will be necessary to reconstruct
are invested with a very heavy re
the
>«»
(ifl.-r
O
l
la
a
ome
of
the
fake
Jacksonville
life
.a»
It vas in 1702 that a Britisher.on*»
if greed ami
selfiahnes*
free triji to California, see the sights
Th*
War deal' In hum-"
c F. WILLIAMS. Af*nt
made the trip from that place t,o
StatefcgU Jnture for their own adver sponsibility In this matter of grant the boundaries of'E u rop e. Let it he
magazine* is about the j stress,
permit Mr. Murdoch, tundo th® Pfst succe»»,n money. *
,• thr'-e and leave tho exhibit, If haply there enterprises U probably meant by tising scheme.
ami
th
I
the
forms
of
speculation
«ru
EDWARD 1UGGINS. S»U«m«o
•
. ing permits to carry pistols, and they done this time ao justly, so humanely lessly as thegam j'1,
Florida in his automobile.
bargain in good literature that U
" d ' to bring sufiering to our people. tu| rxntrlmM.t s on tho* Illuminating
of
iir
may .be any, to .look out for horself. down-state; most of them state that
host
This charge does not come with should exercise a wise and careful nm! so intelligently th at there will be agipe tho
, * d«
The down-atato
' p u no Bnd P lay er.. Piano- Expert ha* been,mn j r here and wi]l’never he as now thr«-.-itened, there will im on! properties of ti nee».* Six Tr *r* later
If the Florida C itrus' Exchange they are down).
very good gfaeo from Mr. French discretion In doing so.
no necessity for doing it over again great general vim i; ' " n" ”nt< •Thai
$2.25 you get the
man
has
it
all
figured
out
why
the
tuning and repairing . All work nh- mad*“ a g a i n Fof
wishes to mako an eahihit at Cal
ïip e r to u . «.n u .» « .H.« * ' W
W -« « - • «>* ■x’ or'ilettr
« —
' lion Illu
ant^the newspapera should make the'
’
Le
for some time. There is a close rela the task of taking •
The
pis'tol-toter
at
large
ia
the
,o|u,.iy guaranteed. W .U . H arvey.
,l,v Woman-. Wn,Id The
li VI
ifornia. or if the cigar makers of Tam newspaper« of Florida nre opposed call on him to ahow up. •
Siete»
O
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eh.ll
«
.
«I»
—
minated P ri* hv this new discovery
curse of Florida, and if his nejgh- tionship, or should be, between racial position will o »1 ,!l,‘ l' 1 ! ‘ 0
B oa 1233 Phone 2(9-1.
1 » 2 -" ...........hold. The P eop t"
pa wish to display their goods there to the poeple.of th e ir-sections beW e’ have laws to r e a c h consjrtra ;
We suspect it a fiction of
Mr. bora watch him, hé has no one to and territorial boundaries. Most treat lives; it w illV ch. n at the P
whole y e a r
»nd Farm U fe .» for one
-they may do so, and all will be glad ipg touched by the Jacksonville men French’s fertile brajn-ahout the only
cies and combination* so monstrous
M- ¡Mn
*.
Anlomobile Owners Take Notice
blame hut himself, for he la an habit ies bavo been dictated by the con for it must ¡0 ' ■•k
ibe time to subscrlrie
M
If they do; but there i* no ca u se ‘or for an qllcged exhibit at the Panama- evidence .of fertility he has ever
the conspiracies and combi- 1
N«w
is
five
thousard
b
'*
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Reduced R ates over •C o n crete For Sub-Good Presto Lite tank. Y\ ill as ure ••»«• «.»•-»----- .
ual criminal unless he has eompliod quering nations with total disregard
.............
;hou«B
,
Si
reason why the individual Interests Pacific Exposition.
nations
to Increase the co*t of food g r
shown.— Orlando Citixcn.
manufacturer nt >r
..„t ,« fini
for
natural
fixed
boundaries..
'
with
the
conditions
of
the
iayr-per
Bridge
at
D
aytona—
All
small
cars
for
ten
dollar*
cash
Worth
"A scheme waa put on foot some
of-a few should be promoted and he
be sold
product»*a gainst the natural laws ot
,h 1
1 have a steady conviction th a t wo dollar* ipr.-tkPrtfCUUO,i
mitting him to carry the weapon.
’ “including Forda with passenger* „ « , « . n y one. I » « « * ' » «
given the seeming patronage of the time ago by som e'of the newspapers
trade. All the machinery for investi- (
L A K E REG IO N M E E T
!,,rn(; if
shall witness, within tho year, the thousand hem.' « f
— Lakeland Telegram. *
round trip. 26c. All large ca r*
8 t» te when na n matter of fact the in^ Florida to have rst«bliahed a
Office.—
1°5
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.
gution und prosecution ought to be!
p ¡»J
formation of a great
Teutonic another flag may fl> ' "r *
eluding passengers 35c round trip.
The Lake Region Editorial associ
Thursday* «n«l S u n d a y * - « - ood- put in motion at one« and every
S tate 1» not participating.
The publicity bureau, chiefly through the
Germany, like other empires, was ot (o rtifled
VOLUSIA CO. B R ID G E CO.
i t Park
Bifn 1«5 conv‘ nlenccs. where. The gravity of the crime-for!
S ta te’s legislative body has aald In medium of the press, the papers of ation is scheduled to meet in Orlando • Some of our a u to papers are send
joke
for
Eurap
«
1
*»
l,!ay
pon
■
founded
upon
military
supremacy’
83*Fri-13tc
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nt*
The only **fc. clean iV is nothing"lew than critne-uguinst I A
' effect tha Florida did not care to the Slate Interested of coure* to early in October. This association ia ing out their publications under
C o n s id e r
b ro n ^ o u p b S S ^
m
y o u \ w S ! n ^ n d Ww h o t a k e s a n
maintained by a successful commer l*yl
..
____ v A»«ri»'
the public demands the prompt »t- X
r e s o u r c e s , w h o allOWS yOU tO H in y o u r U U S lllf » a « y
*
he represented
California, and it figure largely in the plan and un supposed to he composed of the news printed wrappers that are not only
S
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S
i
w
.
l
i
.
D.
R.
Brisaon,
wife
and
children
I
feel
.u
r.
that
every
^
„
cial policy. It cannot be that it is to
c l e a n e d and re-filled frqm nr- ’
*
. every
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sinterest
a. ____ i |n „.Mil. Itiia tn e s u m ir r e s s .
--------would now be false representation doubtedly to get somelhlng In re paper men in Orange. Oaceola, Semi neat, but appropriate. The Kissim
tention
of
prosecuting
^
ctive
in
your
basiness
success
have
returned
from
an
extended
stay
daily.
he laid away upon the shelves of his will Join In the hops-cf an
tcia n well. Shower bath, toboggan
to attem pt to make It appear, other turn for their patriotism In the mat nole, Volusia and Lake counties. Not mee Valley Gazette has a printed
Thr
»-»or
ss
TLio iii thp rplation we form with our customers.
.
*ur,ri
in Het Sprinra. A;k. While there tesiar
in the country,
lasting
pence,
>
r
'
'
_
»mi
tory
before
it
has
developed
ita
full
Leased privately also.
8t 6f
all
of
the
newspaper
men
have
joined
te
r,"
says
the
alleged
down-etate
wise.— Reporter Star.
Mr*. Briuon waa very 111 with pneu slide
wrapper “ Hero la your
Kisaimraea usefulneu and power. The German forced into ,he lum'U of an
M ake us a partner in your business agreeable to the- above ,« a * a in n o o d n f
And Cqngress may well auspend S
but it la h op£d that all will attend.
man.
monia, and Mr. Brlsson with mala
Valley . G azelle,” while Bob Holly Empire has not done all for dvili- German nation, but 1 » . ¡ ¿ r 'tr*diits
efforu
U
>
provide
mean»
to
get
The local news-man and printers
The N caa will bet a peek of pea
T IT L E R E C O R D R E F O R M
rolls hta excellent paper up in pa ixaliqn it waa destined to <l°- * tho
rial fever, and as adon a* they were
products out of the country until the
l Ä
r f K
’ w welcome and" w e‘wiH Ä y o u C ^ S y ' w S ^ P .0” their history a " '1
!s,:nsdve* •*
Torren» System Should be Installed nuts against a pii\t of brains to be should get together at a reasonably per bearing this Inscription: "T h is
able to travel returned to Sanford
speculator, have been brought .to
d
o
n
.
(h
e
,
r
»
«
German
contributions
to
science,
M
i
*
Klicirwiuc
p fl.
.
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4
•
early
date,
todevise
ways
and
means
extracted from the alleged commis
Bible along such business lin
lines.
in Florida.
*
and are npw* much * Improved in
wrapper conUjna Holly’* Herald, coipmerce and literature are too real well upon
v-mir Hundted Victor and Colum- term*. The m ote.pf *uch product*
for
the
ehterUinm
ent
of
this
organi
How many property owners can sion that no downstate man ever
from Sanford, Florida/'-Zofia Truth. to permit the belief th at ita work i* during the h»1 j O ty year* In m \
^
ord. and two Machine, for kept here the better tho chanco to
.
M A K E OUR BANK YOUR BANK
,V
«>
orti» ■
_
jo5-2tp
We’ll zation.
he aure that their respective title* gavé any auch Interview.
Tho wrapper M a conceit of the finished’ and a new. order to Replace fields of
C. M. Berry.
jirinif prices to » normal level.
L
’
Mr
p.
B.
Singletary
and
fam
ily
are
c
h
a
n
g
e
*
If
this
la
in
the
minds
o
f
out
con
double
the
bet
th
at
some
member,
of
to th e property they own-or think
Jlusinesa. Manager. We are really too the .old. Y et the panorama of rhang*
raerte.
S e e m .» «
P« .1' 1 “ * 1™
greeting Sanford friends once more.
thej/dwn- are good? They can never the alleged commission,'or Itime em temporaries . a word to that' effect, rhodeat to qllow It tp go put but the
week in country home.-Address
may ~urifold with startling suddei^
.
’
They
have
rented
Mr.
Fred
W
illiam
*
!
by
would
be
to
the
pftlnt.—
Orlando
ployee,
wrote
thé
Interviewhimself.
An Actor In 8p<t* of Hlmaslf.
be aure that th at title will not be dis
B. M. threatened to discharge tho ness that the dream of the Liheralist
•
- - ■Arthur
* *•— fi»-4«ti»«*
B o, 1(53 S«n(.rd.
105-2'p.
reeidcnce
In
the
absence
of
his
f*mPresident
Twining HadloTi
The News Is not (atniliar with the Citlsen.
puted-in the fu tu re,'th at there will
N O T IC E
editor unless he allowed him*.to have and Socialist may soon be realised.
of
Yale,
used
to
recall
with tra t hla
•lly.
Cnpt
Singletary
U
on
train
27
and
(COURT HOUSE BUILDING)
not be, some day, costly and harass publicity scheme as outlined by the
his way, ao what would you doT
\yar
breedij
socialism.
At
night
the
one
appearance,
in
hit.
H
T
E
M
P
T
IN
G
—
,
28-from
Sanford
to
Tampa
relieving
7th white horse w e ig h e d - a b o u t i 130
ing litigation
sustain in the not newspaper men who »met at Sanford
i l)T«
D. L. THRASllER, V-Prei.
opposing hosts rest on their aim s, A» 1 have chart« óf
Capf. Brower for a month or six
d, eight years old. .aylUh- ap- •u amateur getor "T h W ■
sat S S»nFORREST LAKE, Prti.
■urely successful attem pt to hold several month* ago. Wê do know, " A man high up in the « (la in of the
me any word» tu-apeak. ho aaltl. Ml
An Orlando man raises a crop of searching the heavens for the rlddlo x jtle Bond *‘ (¡t**r*
weeks,
After
leaving
Sanford
Capt.
Florida
S
U
te
CommlsiionoftheF»-.
nte
«•'
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'
M
however,
that
Bob
Hotly
of
the
San
the property they are*now living on,
I bad to do war itf walk ■or“ *
Singletary and family will visit hla
am a-Pacific International Exposition Alfalfa Hay every two •montha-r
-r of life and death, and .wondering for(1 Land * W * ' s , ¡ . ¿ 1 T-.i A**
or the winta they ate enjoying. Such ford Herald, president .ol the Florida
■taxi’, but It h*i
bouao.
nwhat
their
tomorrow
will
b
r
in
g
fo
r
th
.jeom^i
j
can
ho
found
and
yet
Florida
doesn’t
raise
en
brother In Paragpuld, Ark. »nd
UUl
an experience m aybetheíate ofthefr Press Association, was rlcctjsd as writes: " I would like to sew you on
__Tbt» World*
Ä n . n « “ M - s‘ n,<’r "
Around
the
thousand
camp
flroa
the
ofB
ceh
Jhe
court
,
ough
cattlato
supply
her
.ow
n
Wenda
in
St.
Loul*
before
retu
rn
in
g
the
commission.”
,
the
chairman
pf
the
organlaaition—
helra, their widow* or children who
Hammock.
V
dairy and meat demands.— Ja ck steady conviction ig being driven
¡f .
to their homo a t Sebring, Fla.
Certainly.
they would gladly shield from aucb » and we know further, that any man
.
e
home that J^his sa'rriflro of life might
Probably It would put a muflieron sonville Metropolis.
fate. They would .ho glad to Inaur# who deliberately characterises Bob
'
A
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page
C IT Y I
Tiff SANFORD HERALD
That Man Was
T H E H IG H ER COST O F LIVING
S O LV ED . __
I
s * « «
BEG IN TO SA V E TODAY
PEOPLES BANK OF
SANFORD, FLA.
i W. W. ABERNATHY' Ä
Ä
THE REAL WAR SIT U A T IO N
Feed Us First
? ¿ fio r d
Low er Prices
on
K
Ford
Cars
B u y e r s to S h a r e in Pr - ofi t:
Ford Motor Company
I A Good Partner For
AH H itinnal ClassifiedAds
Sem inole
wA*.
<K
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Bank
�: of F o rtu n e — By Randall Parrish
Copyright, 1912, by A. C. McClurg & Co.
fort to close ih * J o o r ! sud T iI3 Dot
move! confident he * u pot alone.
"Say, George, what boat la this?" I
asked.
“Mah hhmo la Loula,,snh.*'
“All right, Louis, (ben; what'a the
ironic of tbla vessel?”
"Hho am do SrofOull. bo* a mighty
fin’ boat la b ."
“Ho I Judge. What la she,. fruiter
or irtivate yacht?"
■ “I- reckon I don't Juat know.“ nnd
ho grinned.
#
T'erhap* th ru -you will Inform me
where \xo aro bound. 1 aupinwo you
know that?"
••No, sab; do cnptnln'he nobber done
tol' me. aah. nothin' 'bout hi« iwrsoual plan». AIL he done aald was fer
mo to bustle sum ghih In yore."
The shadow of « man blocked the
doorway. Ud wna tm# of those who
had beep In (be stnnll hont.nnd I no
ticed a rorolrcr ut his waist.
"Tbat's enough, boy. Come, now,
hut with youT* he commanded grutfiy.
“Nover you mlniLtho door- I’ll atteuiL
to th a t"
He pulled tbp door tu^after the rotrefttiug form of the negro, and 1
heard the sharp click of the hitch
nnd then his ruler, inufiled by Inter
vening wood. ordering the ' irte ward
a f t There waa no appearance o f auy
lock on the door. Probably there was
■Urlng back toward lhe~bouse. ~A
few momenta y e waited In'»Hence;
then the «lender figure o f the one who
seemed the lending spirit emerged from
out the cnm*. Herman Joined us. the
latter taking the tiller, tho former
pushing off nnd springing alertly Into
BusfDctad of burglary, Crai* I* cleared the bow.
by » ' young woman »»»rici+nji Is ths
Lying between the thwarta, face
street. Bha la out of work and'hungry.
turned upward, all ! could are distinct
They talk In a restaurant.
ly was the black oarsman, a Ithough oc
Bhe U ah setreas. deteriori by bar
wealthy, drunken husband. Bbt consents casionally, .when he leaped forward. I
caught gttmpsca of the fellow I believ
, to go south with Craig.
'Urs. Damarti la s good woman and will ed to tie the captain of the strange
play tbs part of Mrs. Hanley to help crew., Our boat skilled the shore,
Craig. They arrive al tbe rundown lien- keeping close within the concealing
lay plantation and aro greeted by a rough sbndowa, na evidenced by overhanging
looking ovw'aoer.
tree*. Twenty minutes elapsed ere
Coombs, the overseer, and a mysterious we were scraping along tho sklP-of a
Degrees Salita seem to be tho only per
sona on tho plantation. Craig la swat's ■tflaspJ-WWxile-ilia,
coed by a shot wnd linda a man murdered • I wna hustled roughly to my feet and
Broussard, a creole friend of Coombs, bundled ntmard. My head atlll reeled
appaara Probing (bo murder, Craig finds dlsxlly. nnd the two men gripping my
the corpse missing lira. Barnard Is really anus hurried me over the rail so swift
Mrs. Henley. Bhe and Craig determine to ly my first Impressions were extreme
flghr tot hoe oiteotfi g -tmobend-e celala ly v/iguc. I knew.the »Vies of the Tea-SmrSCISTev TIWllejr_ dead,
sol’Were painted a dull gray, as nearly
Coombs denies Hanley la dead an* de
flea Craig, although tbo latter reveals an Invisible color ns could be concelvlir a Henlay's Identity to tbe overoeor. cd. I recall the shnrp sheer of her
The latter says Healer himself put him bow, the clearness of her line* nnd the
tn charge of the plantation.
low aweep of her rail. Less than 1,000
lir a Hanley end Craig And Philip Hen- tons burden, I thought, and then na
tar's seal ring In the garden. Exploring my e y e s'swept aloft, and along the
tbe bouse alona Craig (Inde a secret base decks I knew her for either a private
ment room.
yacht, or tropic fruit steamer.
Ha Is trapped end discovers two dead
“First stateroom, second cabin," said
bpdlea One le tbe mtssleg corpse, and
Lively now."
the other la Coombe. Craig la struck g new voicsusharply,
“Shall we unloose the ropes, nlr?"
down and le made prisoner by a dark
young man. another named Herman and
"Yea. Faptcfl the door and leavo a
Broussard. M rs Hanley la also caught
guard. Stow away the boat. Breussard. Everything ready, captain.*4
I went down a brand stairway, shin
CHAPTER X.
ing brass rail» on either aide, which
Taken PrisorlSr.
led to'.n spacious after cabin. A table ceod na we thought best These peo
HE newcomer passed so clos* extended J t a .full, length, already set ple were lawless enough without
hen! ilu me 1' could feel bis foot for a meal, nnd n round,faced negro doubt—tbe murders already commit
(ouch mine. The doorrctnaln- In white serving Jacket grinned at ted were evidence of that—but •all
- ■ed ajar and. If escape waa pos-me as the tnpqprp«sed iuc between they desired, so fa r ag we were |K-r•Ihle, now was the time. Withthem
headinto a narrow passage leading aoually concerned, was to get us safe- '
reeling dixxUy, I crept through tbe forward. A moment later I was un ly out of the way. where we could no
opening, yet held the latch, faaclnaied ceremoniously thrust luto n small longer ..Interfere with their plans.
apartment on iny right. . the ropes What those plans might be 1 could
by tho first spoken words wltblp.
about uiy wrl*t» loosened nnd the merely conjecture, with little-enough
"W ell. Dronssard, what la lit"
door shut'nnd locked behind me. - For to guide my guessing. They might t>o
“All seen to, air."
perhaps five minutes I lay where l filibusters connected with some revo
"The bodies are planted, then!"
had been so unceremoniously drop lution along the Central American
“The men nttcpd to tliat."
ped. weakened by loss of blood nnd coast, smugglers or. marauders of even
“And the woman?“
“On her way; tbere was no trouble. dated by the rapidity of events. I less respectability. inring the Henley
found It hart! tn adjust my faculties plnce for u rendezvous. These fellows*
Salllo bad her doped, s ir"
“ l expected she would, Then that to (hla new situation, but I thought It were doubtless the • glmats which
finishes our job here, lieraisn. and tb* might yet lx; my privilege to foil haunted the plnce nnd hnd given It
quicker we nrj* off the better. \Ve got these villain» and rractio Mrs.- nen- so unennny a reputation throughout
the fellow after you 'left. Hrousaard: ley. It was my belief she.wna also on tho neighborhood. They would nntbit him a hit too bard. It scema, hut board thlg vessel. I hnd no renson to orally resent any Interference, nny
n o kone will erer Investissi«;, so It’s assume this except the wording -of change In owncrsbl|i or control. Foa- <
Just ss well. Adventurer named Craig. Broussard'« report, which I had orcr- slhly If they wore thieves, ns I more
Ju^t discharged from the ariny.’^
tluiu - half auaiiectnl. they had loot
“ Wtxut; la be?*'
- ^ -y-~ '_
hurled nenr by nnd were anxious to
“ Lying there In thè passage behind
get us out of thujwny long enough to
tb e dehr. .llava. l'etere apd Sam bury
reKTTTCtr-tf TTmffwrrm t.' * TtlTi nppeirtedr "
til hr along- wttli the others and then
to me ps by fur th«j most probable exJoin us. Wo‘M go sboard.”
plnnntluD. The door opened again.'
I shut the door and started down the
anti the guard stood revealed beforfl
passage. For a dozen steps It was
uie lu the glare of light.
black ns night Then there wns a
“The old man wants you," be ex«harp kwenro to the right and a glen in
piulued brusquely. waving Ills hand
o f daylight In the far distance- Al
aft as though specifying tho direction. <
ready they were at the barrier, and 1
■■'Come on. now ”
,
ran forward n-cklemriy, eager to es
1 preceded him along the nnrrow
cape Into tbe open. Tho way wns
’passage: Tho cablh .wns unoccupied, d ear. Ihe dour rising »lightly, yft with
the entile swung up agnlnst tile Lenina 1
out oliai ructions. I could bear voices,
of the upper dock, the heavy chairs
th e pounding of feet behind, and I
moved back, leaving u wide open space.
n ud e «li-sperate effort to outdistance
The furnishings were rich, In excellent
tny pursuers. That they were merql)n»te.
It wua n ynchtllko Interior. <
'lesa I knew, and my ouly hope iny In
There was hut (¡ne door, evidence thnt ,
attaining some hiding place lb the
a single cabin occupied the entiro
Weeds before they could ciiirgc Into
space listen),’ nnd I stopped' Ik'fore ft,
th e daylight. I (bought oT nothing
my companion applying Ills knuckle* else. nut ns 1 buret, straining and
to (be wood, but -without removing
breathless. Into the open hands grlpjiod
hfs watchful eyes from tuo. A tmifiled
me from Imth »idra. An Instant I
voice asked who waa there, mid.at the .<
ntruggì«! to breark free, fighting wlili.n
response replied;, ‘
"
,
mad ferocity. which nearly accomplish
*'0|)cii the door and show him |u. P c -. .
ed tbe purpose. Hut they were tóo
ter*, nnd remain where you are within
..nil
many for me. So llruuiwnnl'a tielt wna
ntrapped tightly, htndlng my hnnds
1 entered nnd foulid inyaclf U|>on n
helplessly to my sides, and I was hurl
plnln. uucar|H‘ted deck, the white walls
ed over so that I stared up blindly
and celling undccorat«l. On ode side
was n double tier, o f berths, lockers
Into th e face of tho fellow Jn com
were between,the |H>rta, nnd hejivy
mand IIM black eyes were sneering,
curtalus «Irapcd the. two windows aft.
while the unpleasant amilo rotea led a
row of wUHc teeth.
“She am ds 8*a Qutl, an' a mighty fin* Opposite tho berths was nu nmi rack,
containing a variety o f weapons, and
“Great Qod, man!” ho exclaimed.
boat, sah." ’
the only floor covering was a small
‘••You. must have the akull of an oleheard. Itut *he was a prisoner, and rug beneath a desk n«uir tbo center of
Uihant. Are you netually alive?*'
this vessel would tm the most likely the a part incut. TbU latter was litter"'Very much so." 1 gasped, defiant
placo for her to bo confined. I sat up, «1 with paper*, among them a map or
ktlll.
my flesh burning, nnd stared nbouL two. on which courses hnd been prick
“Mnyho 1 finish heern monsieur,”
Tb*
light shlulhg-through the single ed. Uoymxl ttitae nil the room-con
,|in-uloned nroussard. with knei> still
closed port wna dim. convlnolng me tained wna ii »mall bookcase, crowded
gflanted cn iny ch est “Then ho not
tbe aun had already set As I got to with volume*, nnd a few chairs, ohly
d*1k. b e y r
my *fwt I could feel a faint throb of one upholstered. The only i«erson
T b e leader latjghed. with a wave of
tbe engine and realized wo wery mov present occupied this, and' wss seated
€be hand.
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- - - ing flow!/'-through tbo water. The at the desk, welching me, n cigarette
“ You take the fellow Taf too serious
gtaak of the porthole was thick, but quioYldg Ketwrau hla lingers. It wa*
ly, Lot him np. F11 AfitL^u-way to
clear. I knelt on the berth and looked the Olivo lined mad of the cellar, the
d o se hla mouth If It over be u«ressary.
o u t dimly perceiving tho ahoro llpe <>ne I hnd (ricked ns leader, and hla
Bealdos, be knows nothing tu do any
slipping past, with an eYer broaden p-Hh gleamed white In an effort to
h a rm "
.
ing stretch-of water Intervening. Then smile. - In spite pf Ills skin nnd dark
Out «if .the depth of despair nnd deI sat down helplessly on tbo ntool and ey«w, I could hot guesa at his natlunfe&t there had come an animating ray wnltih for Hometlftug to occur.
alliy. but felt nn Instinctive dislike to
o r hbpe—they were going to take me
him, more deeply rooted than,before,
cnix? wa»^ lni|xxwlhle.
with \heni. Even ns a prisoner I .JTbe ,miin who appenmt tn be the now thnt 1 comprehended how com
should be'near, her, would yet be'able
chief tmd sold he would turn the girl pletely I wna In his power.
to dig out ttio truth. *
•Take a scnL Craig.*' ne o ld . speak
tree III Ne\v Orleans, when) she could
“You take boero along, inonalourj“ do' them no h<vm. New Orleans, then, ing with a faint sccont barely percep
f t was Hroussanl a voice. “Zat vat wn* douhtte** the port for which we tible- 'T h e second chnlr will be found
you mean?“
untied. ' It was dear they meant no the morc-jomfortable. Now wo ‘can
“Certainly. Why not? There's plen peraeLA) harm to her, and they would talk easily. May I offer you a cigar
ty o f work for another hand ou board. -nev**e have brought me on board ette***
I accepted It more to exhibit my own
T ru st uie to break him In. Come! «Ur* If they bad deemed It necessary
coolness
than from any, desire to
H ustle (he lad along, boys. I'll ' bs to otherwise dispose of me. These
smoke, hut without other' response/
« lib you lu a minute."
romdderatlous wore!'to the*main, re
“t trust yon hare been fairly cobs
They drova me • forward roughly assuring. nnd as 1 turned them over In
fort a Me since coming ou board the
-s'
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enough. Wo emerged luto an open
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spare, from which 1 taw the chimneys my mind 1 drifted Into better humor. Sea Uull.*\ '
“As much so as a prisoner cbhid
o f tbo old bouse far awny to our left. Besides, my head censed- to act)«
T b e (Oitb l*d onward luto anotlier
It Was fully an hour after the com-1 culturally expect to be.’* 1 replied In
«•red patch beyond, dowp a steep ra lug of durknevs before 1 waa disturb differently. 'This vessel, then, Is tbe
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vine, mid then before tis stretched the ed. Then tho door opeued. and the Sea Gull r*
lonely waters of tho bayou. Hidden entering gleam of a light swinging la ' : "At prwfent—yes. The name Is Im
under the drooping foliage of the hank the passage revealed Ihe grinning ne material, oo-loug as It sounds well and
w as a small boat, n negro In tbestern .' gro attAvanl bearing a well filled tray. conforms (iu the manifest. * However,
f was thrust-In unceremoniously, the This be deposited In tbe berth, while Just'now -the register fends Sea Gull,
three others follotvlng, each man »lilp- applylug a match to the lamp over lleuley*. master;' MO tons, schoouer
plug an oar loto the row-Jocks. Her head. 1 saw no shadow of any guard
man alone remained on short, scatteroutside, but the fellow made no ef
log (ho embers of « small .fire nud
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a'n act. You tell him io .”
to hi* »cat at the desk.
tEer Involved with tbo girl."
"1 hifrdly'think he wl|l, madam,** re
We both area« to our fe e t'a * abe
"You would oblige me by leaving her
entered, glancing about her curiously turned the captain shortly, evidently, name out of tho discussion then," I lie
at tbo rather strange surroundings, feeling It b ettir not to* let me.speak. torpoacd coldly.
then- stopping Irresolutely, apparently “And therv l» no use going on with
lie chuckled, well satisfied with* his
recognizing neither of ns. Suddenly this any farther. Answer me a ques
the light of recognition Inaped Into her tion or two, that Is all. Wbeu did you diplomacy. ____ .
"W e cannot obliterate tier entirely.
»ye* and she took a quick step for first tell Craig yon were Philip HenOF Pretty enough to beTisefut, tho. I im
ley's wife!*’
ward.
I clinched my hands at the bewil agine.. If she can ever be' brought to
“Mr. Craig—you here? WJiy. I can
view this nlTalr from tho right angle."
'hardly understand. Were you made dered embarrassment In. her ,eyes.
"It wss after we came here, when
1 gazed directly into Ids eye*, barely
prisoner also!"
I
was
frightened,
and
felt
that
I
must
able
to keep from throtioug him.
"I suppoie that to be my status, al
By RANDALL PARRISH
"Drop it." I said sternly. 'T h e girl
though 1 hardly know," 1 answered, confesH the truth. I—1 had begun to
Copyright. Ifit. by A. U. McClurg ft
trust him."
is to bo left aloue If 1 have any i« r t In
yet unable to refrain from accepting
Co
“Ob. Indeed, and you failed U»‘ tell your scheme. Now -1, want to know
the extended baud. “I presume you
him at Unit because you did not trust whnt is expected of me. May 1 ask
know tbl* person!"
him."
questions!"
CONTINUED FROM PAGE C
She swept my face with a swift,
"Partially that—yes. Although 1 do . "Certainly. Flr^ away.”
questioning glance and then looked
uot think the name Henley was even
"W here nre w«j l»oundi"
beyond mo at the man standing be mentioned during onr first Interview.
rigged yacHTF"
““
"Spanish Honduran," latlly, but
side
the
desk.
••You am under steam !"
I am sure 1 did not realise It Was my spreading out a map and lipping It
"No. 1 do not." slowly. "I havo no husband's father alio was dead until
“Exactly—auxiliary »team power."
with his finger, "Puerto Cortes, if we
rcmcmbrauco of ever seeing him be later."
«In what tra d e r
' ’
can make that port safely; If'not. then
fore."
■*Opernt«.Hl for pleasure oxclualvrty,1
“Exactly; you picked Up a strange
Is that not rather strange." I ask- man on the street, agreed to go off on somewhere along the coast between
a alight inn» _uL.mackcEjr.-lu- the s o ft!
-la-tho (m»u. after a criminal mission with him, and now there and Tniplllo. There will tie sig
nals.",
course, but available all the year
expect ns to Jielleve ybu perfectly In
'Ey«1
1 leaned forward, startled out.of my
nocent of guy. wrong Intent-’* » * r ' . seif rehtrnfnt.' ' •* around In this latitude.'*
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“1 failed to catch the captain's
"1’hat will be enough,** I Interrupt
"Honduras! Good Lord! What are
ed. unable to'remain quiet any longer. you-n filibuster!*’
name—your*. I presume!"
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'The motive* of the woman and how
lie laughed, pausing to light anoth
'Hardly,'» with a short laughL'TtuU.
WO chanced to meet nngjm f iim-i-rn at
er cigarette.
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rnYn~y 1» t<H> dangerous« Job and not iuom*r
“Still. It 1» one you w m fairly fa
5
■'IRRII ireiJi-J. ,,nougb In It. 1 prefer to do my revoprove It. and let It go at that. I hare luting through others and cop the
miliar with—Henlej, 1’blllp Ileuley."
told you . plainly enbugh where 1 swag. That's tbo snfe end of the game.
This statement of his identity, spok
stand."
en calmly and smilingly, was a sur
It happens to he Honduras Just now;
"Just ns you say, Craig," nfTecting I hare been equally Interested In other
prise.
an ertsy good nature. "That Is per .downtrodden conntrles.
“You sec. Cnilg," he continue«! quiet
In* truth,
fectly a green tile tci me. However, as frh'hil. 'I am n patriot fur revenue
ly, apparently comprehending my
It make* no difference whnt tho late only."
state of mind, “'your little game la up.
Mr*. Henley thinks, we will dismiss
“You menu you furnish arms!"
Kqt a - bad plnn originally—something
her from the case and settle the nffatr
of a criminal genius that fellow Neale
."For n suitable consideration, y^a.
quletly between ourselves. I huvt» get f In Mrlct eonfiderico I* Arili state thnt
—but he failed to count on the fact
n Va preposition which will Interest you." neeurely |«n«kcd awny lu t i l e hokl of
that I was very much alive npd fully
He tglichctl a button, and 1 heard the thè ReÀ-slnll. Inrrely Iti ttoxe* labeled
capable of uttendlng to my own af
sharp tingle fit a bell outside. Almost uutchlnery. nre ‘20.000 rlfies.'slx rnpld
fair*. lly the way, wliat part did the
Instantly tho door In the cablu openedv firn gun* nud a sutltclency of animimi*glrl piny In Mils little conspiracy!
“That you. Peter*! Conduct the wo tion for n simili nrm.v. One» safeiv
Merely a friend of yours who came
man hack t*T her stateroom, hvck the* laudisi, thè litofita of thè voyage wlll
along fer'coidpa’hy!"
lutili a irsi,UHI gold."
‘door and bring me the key.",
,
"Certainly not!" I replied Indignant
" Y i * metili lo rotali! thè lady o‘n
lie Iwiit forward, searching for
ly; "Hftvn you sii-ti her!”
burnir*
.
—
something
in
a
pig»....
hole
to
bis
right.
"Not yet. I preferred coming to nn
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nU-ss"sIie
"prefer*
to *iJump overand 1 caught her eyes, touching my
understanding with you firM.*”
lionnl.*
lljts
with
tuy
finger*
to
signal
silence,
“A condition ybu may not find ns
"And whnt bave I to do wlth all
uhllu an' Inclination of tile head told
eaiyy as you anticipate." I retorted,
Ibis? You wild vou baci use for nie—
her
to
go
without
resistance.
The
angered gt hla cool insolence. ‘‘If you
icwlft change of .expression on her whnt u se !"
nre Philip Henley, then the Indy yon
TO ift: CONTINUEI)
face proved her Instant comprehen
are holding prisoner Is your wife."
Cp*v *1sK3
sion.
as.
without
uttering
a
wunl
of
j
He laughed, loaning laick again In
preU*st, she turned and dl«ap(>enrcd
bis chair. ' *
Peters returned with the key. Hen
“Well, hardly. Permit me to suite,
my dear sir. that l possess no such "Y o u 'll l e s r n ynt wh a t tho 8 a a Gul l is ." ley dropped it into Ms (HK-ket.
•That will be nil. he said. "You
encumbrance.’.'
asserting (h»U In- wns your huslmmr?
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"It hapiwns." I contended coldly, He It« Hie owner of I hit vessel —E’hlllp enn go.*'
As the ibsir close«!!again behind Po
“that 1 bnvo soon iliu murrlago lurtllt- ' Henley "
cate."
"Ymi nr»- not I’ldllp Henley." h)h’ ter*, the fellow rose to his feet and
held out his hand. ¡'You nre the kind
“Oh, you have! As much u forger» H»lid tlrtnlw " l i e Is my llllalmnd."
an some of these other'precious «locoThe smile wltlen«'«l. revealing the I I like. Craig.** he said cordially. “At
find I had toy doubts about )*»»ti and.
menta. You will certainly grunt Him Cruel, w h ite leel h
J ought to know whether 1 am titurrhm
"1 vxwv*X«**l hemles It »»¡is hardly no doubt, have been harsh. , Did you
mr not.A
In |»o Miippose»| Hint >mi would etitife»* »os- her face when you first sided In
Site wilted completely.
“H mode no nsteri loti relutlve tu your fnnnl ill Iillee null before your with me?
Well, that will mako the rest easy.
thnt."
Inver."
i
-"Wluft dld you ussiti r
She shrunk tm< U. her hands slill ex Sit down again, and I will explaltv
what I want".vott for. . The legal pip
. ‘Thnt Pillili» Ilonley wns tuarrlnl lelulisl
1','ts whb'h alwolutely* establish mv
and tluit III* wlfo ur wldoA-, ><•» th<My my lover"
hleiiitt)
as Plitllp llenlhy arc In the
Whenever
caso tuay !»■, ls Ilio lady »vi»'» ii<‘, <,iupu
•■\o»v •»*,,|•'*' I broke in. ever) nerve
nled me to «,'armlltpn."
tlliglltlg us I s«i*|i|ti*i| liettveell tlirltl hands of Inwybr* who represent me
Y ou Say A n y tiling
"Anotln-r luslouiillou like Hint and you at iTirntlllon. The case will not come
»»III leiirn »»tint 1 can do. Yo»i may In' iqi fur adjudication for several weeks
C H A P T E R XI.
S s y S omriliin£ W orth NVhilr
eu|i«»ll|i I l f tills IMilt t . but you ure ulone yet," speaking slowly and with care• | Change Front.
fnl
choice
uf
words,
"tun
my
coutcm
»»Mi its gnu. unit 1 eon kill you he
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Siy
E leum-d forwunl. hotli arms fore von could niter n cry. I wlll If lion ns heir to the pr»*|H'rty is thor
on the desk. Ids Idack eye*
oughly established. It bad to t>e. for,
Miller’s Bakery Goods
ymi dure lusnll her iignlil,**
unrrmvt-d Into mere sills
lie ns'le-l hack against-the di-sk. al (is you ktio»». the judgi1'* son'hud UeUn
For Me
“Oil. I see." finally. "Hriv- though 1 do uot think I touched him. away (rem till* neighboth«Mxl for
en out of one position, like a m>od gen j and hfs hand sought nn ojien-drowel*. years, (iractleplly ever since IhivIumhI.
era L you bave uuutliur lu reserve Am I Um*»» him iiistnutl.v for n cownrd fie was aliiiifsi unknown to the local The Q uality ' Will Filing a
I also to understand thnt )<>»i are (ire . and grlp|ied tils wrist, hurling him Inbaliltnuls, even to the serrnntn. He
* ' Pleasant Smile
(inred to siilimit proof of the death <>f from me half neross f|,,, room. lie was even reported ns being dead.
Philip HenleyV Ity.the suliitH, | mu g-.i-|u-i| i hit ruM'ing Ids bruised Tills state of alTalr» made l»h'iitlficn
becoming i.*it«-t» siisl "
»». -1 111 - eye» shilling to Hie I'liwwl lloii ilie must luij»»rt.iiil tiling to lie
i "nri*et(iii-utl v alt iliH'ti
"Nutumll.i». If ) no claim I" he tin- ihi.il is though . oiiii'tii|ihiflug nn I'oii-idcreil
man. I have not said In- uns demi. f*»r
meiits
ts'iirlng
illn-'H) on Hint point
ul.um
1 do not know. I Caine down here la*
"There is no use going off at half nre at presell« »»til of my reneb. You
Uevlng bltumllve. Ills wife 1* almost eoek. Cnilg!" ho snarled. “I didn’t understutiU?"
Bakery
convinced otherwise. _ All I am Actual mean any insult. Ami 1IJ get yon for
“ Yes; only you must have retained
119 Maiaolta.
it
Phen* IBS
ly certain about ttdiv Is that you are Hint n«»me time. You'll learn yet 'whnt something to sulistuiillate j*ottr vi*or«i."
not the man."
"Precisely. 1 was coming to llmL
Iho ih'u Gull Is."
“Y’oil are extremely free spoken for
•*\o disrt't." I I'oltielde«!. Hr»'»! of tils l have letter* from m> fattier which
a fellow In your condition. You will tlircats iiiul awaketnsl to the fu»*t Hmt sliUtflil lie Milftt lent. lull havo seen
StlKCT rAMILT HOTEL
at least confess that I am muster on this quarrel »»us not llkel» to help our j Judge Henley * writing?- and be handro a oua_
board'this ship, dial my word here L* i-lianees * Hut for a few lulfiilles It ,sl me a half iloxen uns»|v,^t. They
B O O H .L 6 T
law and
u are In mv po»vi-r ‘
»»III bo »»orlb »»»lir »«Idle b> ll'ti'li t»i were without ellVelo|ies. eaell lo-glll'
"Yes."
in,. | mo ii"t defending iJils »vmiiiiii ntug slnqil), *M) Dear Son." relating
"Then why exinwe »»»iir-eli nod that from any thing but iinuis esmiry In pi III, Ip.ilT) to hq'ut i oiulitloiiH on , the
Cool, coafortibl« l id mmlfig
Coovrnlrat lo •lttm»l»l|i dock*.
yoqng woman to unnecessary »langer? suits. If she lias deceived me I want |(datiliilloii, and oci'asloually expressApodi) turarne, rele'l.
Tli be frank, Craig. I seat for >tut Just to find it out If you an- Philip lieu [ liig n desite for the wanderer to re
jS tK B O N V IL L K . F L O R ID A
pow In a friendly n|>ii it You eon (h> ley. ns you elulm to Ik*, you must have turn and assume Hi«» burden of luaudecidedly useful (o um*. nod I can a f evidence to prove It- Convince iuc ugciucul. That’ they were In tbc «.Tub
ford to pay well for service* rendered. tlint h«|C|nH»ertlnns nre fnlso uud you bed ami peculiar InuidwriUug of the
old Judge was beyond all questlou. and
Now, wait. Don't break lir until I nnff will n ” find mo unrcosonnble."
through. 1 know wlm you are and
the dates eoveml several years. 1
"Gordon Craig, do you mean’*—
how you originally becniuo Involved In
I turned to her, sUadlng myself to t-.-iid them through ’carefully, puttied
this affair Whnt Old Neale and that look Into her appealing eye*.
by their eoutents.
other fellow Vail, offer you!"
"I have been honest with you' from * ‘There lire no envelope*T "
"Never piiml tho *gm," I said sober tho beginning." I Interrupted abruptly.
“No; l never keep them -w hy!"
ly. "I am -iwit altogether mercenary, "Now. If I discover that your state “ Only that no name.is mentlouedj
although I need money. I’ll *uy this, ment* nre false, tho Inducements are thoy begin all alike. ’Sly Dear Hon.’ **'
however, and you can fake It for what, all the other wny. 1 am a soldier of
*T never thought of that," ho ad
U may be worth. 1 originally came
milted,
simulating surprise, ‘¿but can
Into this game believing I was doing n fortuue."
supplement
by showing you Ibis pic
Henley laughed, tbc sound grating
kind tie** to a helpless man who wns
harshly* on my nerves, yet I made no ture. taken' three years ago nt Mo
being defrauded of tits rights. There
bile. Of 'CouiW you will 'recognize
is *no necessity of my going» Into de movement of pretest a* b e .stepped niysclf, but piny ilovir havo seen n
silently hark to his de*k. 1 was no
tails, hut Neale told me nn apparently
photograph of Judge JleDley.*’
atrulgtu it» ry and'convince«! uio my longer afnild of the fellow, even al"1 never bnve."
purt-wns n tnero fonn. Lutfer .1 leant- nrribugh ho might have a wen|»on cou"Well, that i* bla likeness, and there
realod
In
one
of
the
drawer*,
for'
1
e«l different and promptly quit. I
are
those on boaril who will Identify
haven’t sent In a Hue of report to my knew I had drawn his fang*. This It. Dora this satisfy you that T am
open
avowal
on
my
part
wn*
su/Jlclent
employers,"
/,
what 1 claim to beP*
“What convlnecd you of the fraud!" to convince one of hi* stripe (hat 1
wit<tned to bs ¡v t a EaU *k«»d
In truth It did not, for 1 would W a U ra i |
was
concerned
only
with
my
own
In
"A cuuveiautlon with Mr*. Ileuley."
oi lU tshei fellow k l|»«
raulpmeol ol
have
believed
notlflng
In
opimaHJon
to
His words cohflrmed my
", "Oh. the woman, hey!" bis tone terest*.
the positive statement of the woman oat »to,«. A» »a evidence of thl» dettf# to »how
T y’
|U oeweil sad « .I f ike beW e l «««ytMag, w*
■gain aarcnstlc. "Goo<! Lord. Craig, Judgment"Well said, my man. Now We begin that ho was not Philip Henley. Tet gladly rccptaacod to uaeri ol iok
don’t tx* n »vojkIcii hcadetl fool. This
to understand ifach other. .Of course under other cpnd IIlona-divorced from
‘ Xflrl I r a bw-re adventun*»*."
what I knew—the letter* would be
"You claim atlll to he Henley!*’ I l have the proofs. I would l>e a Tool
conclusive.
Were they really addressed
to sit In such a. game without n win
aske«], atifllug my Indignation.
to him or had he stolen them? If the
ning
hand.
Hit
down,
both
of
you,
“Not onL claim, but am. .My Iden
latter, then how bad he succeeded In
tity la nIAadj Qrmly catablished In while we talk this over. .-There is no
getting hla picture on the same plate
Combined O ffice
reason
why
the
three
of
ns
should
not
court. laiwycrs havo Iho final papers
with Judge lleiilcy’sT A?v««n» that
b«* friends, provide»! you nre fooolble.**
a n d Fountain F e n
ready to Bit."
]"But—but ! nm his wife." she (iante«l oven, the slightest hesitancy might
"You do not In any way resemble tho
in k
to me Indignantly. "Philip Ileftley'i. awaken suspicion,’ ! answered quickly:
photograph shown mo of tho man."
“It
would
seem
to
tie
unanswerable.
wife.
1-1
showed*you
our
certlttcnto."
' “A fake picture. Wo Hard known
—the aewetl m«nher of the Csrte»’» tat f»milr.
"A fake, n forgery»**, aagurteil tbo What hurl* my. pride Is to have been Pcncitll Ink wnltl ■ bl»w sad drw» s K* hleck.
Aptsetblng of Neale's pinna from the
.. ,
h U «.pedeUy bollusk »»»oo«h sad M M N L
other roughly, before I could find made such a fool Of.***
first,"
“Timl‘s nothing. CralA. We have all Come in aad l e i«»»how
the aew Carat u»k
"la tho woman on -hoard7" I* ques Yoke. "You, had It Trained up all
right. If you bad ueTer run scree* me. had that experience. I stand ready to hotile with the tew flow-coonelU,.
tioned. 11« hesitated Just an in stan t
give ybu a chnpcc now on tho yrlunlng
Show me tile paper." .
"Ye*."
"I cannot, for It Is not here. I placed side. Tile re wll! tie more money In It
"Will yon have her brought h ere!"
He walk«*! aero««, the cabin twice, It In my vnllae Imck ,at tlint house." for us both. Whnt do you say!"
“I should prefer
know more ntxwl
irnlpg- thé T>rô|»oiit ion over 'fu T fli Btfe atepjwsl forward with b^nds held
i hnnftid, Flcridn
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mind. Appcrently concluding that tho out towhinl me. "But you know-Gor- your proposition." .
“It has nothing whatever to do with
ordral might a s well two over with first dou Craig, you know. I could not have
as last, he rqwnml the door and gave forged thnL 1 Imd not time; no Infor- the Henley: mutter. That I* practically
•fi_qriler to Peters. Then ho returned qp'.tlun which would hsv® led to>aUcb settled-already, so y*»u.will nqt l»o fu r
Gordon Craig
BATTLE SCARRED
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PARTOFGERMANr
FORTUNE
Route of French Invaders Has
Seen Many Battles.
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H All Local AdyerlisemcnlB Under
This Heading THREE CENTS a
Line For Each Insertion. Minimum
Charge 25 Cents.
FOR SALE
Plaoes on tho Road'to Colmar, Capital
of Uppor Alsace, Have Oesn Rebuilt
• For Sali
Ave.
Furniture a t 210 Park
9 4 -tf
Tlmo and Again— Strategical and In
duitrial Importance of Muolhausan, FOIt sate or rent. Three acre*
Seat of Local Government.
highlly Improved Tiled land, doae
Tbo linn of tho. French advance Into In, with nice 7 room house* well It»-,
catf^. A. R
M.ag. ,
■oiilbeni. Germany Is through a w* r
tn»Ii»"AVe. • “ •
102- tf, r
sou m il, war ravaged part of central
Europe. In every mite of their march
For Sale-A t a discount- Scholar
they are In sight of a hilltop crowned ship in Sgnford .Business College.
•Owmnnnrblc to use it and It will be
rtnrcritc" point, but that In frontier ■old a t a sacrifice. Enquire Herald
wars wage«] by French, German. Aus Offlre.-!0>1-tf.
trian or Swiss was fought over, burned
For Sale— ^910 Cadillac touring
and dcetroytyl until today only a pile
car for $400.00, juat overhauled In
of ruins marks the spot where It stood.
good running shape.1 Sanford M lAlt' Bretsach. which lira on tbelc
chlne & Garage. .
82-tfc
right on tbo ntarcb to Colmar and
which tops n great basaltic rock thar
For Sale or Rent— Two nice realrise* 2U0 feet from tho Ithlne. formerly dencM at a bargain. W. J . Thigpen.
was the key to eonthern Germany, nnjl
80-tf
to tho land which these troop* set out
For Salo-Orange grove 14 aeraa
to conquer. Their forefather* destroy
ed It In tho last century, and now de fine hammock land, 130 aerea^of
limitation« of territory and modern Celery land, one ten acre tract celery
means qf fl^fenoe relegated this fa land.' At a Imrgrin. Addreaa P. O. B
mous old fortress to the scrap heap, Box 1034. \04-8tc.’ *
and Neu llrelsnch, Muclhauscn. Col
mar arid Belfort, which It vuce proFor tale at a bargain, aa I live so
locteri, have now becorae military cen- far a »'ay cannot attend l a tins 18
iers atid points o? strstegic lmportance. acres of Celery Delta at Cameron
• in their advance they passe«] through C ity, Sanford, Fla. 8 acres Irri
two valleys. They went from Bel gated and tiled, fine 0 inch flowing
fort through tbo valley of a small trlb-'
utary of the Bavoureuse In tho,protec well. If you want 16 acre* of flue
tion of their own outer defenao nnd celery, and potato and vegetable
then, crossing Into Germany, followed land K° and look at this and make '
a tributary of tbo III to Altklrch. From me on ofler. Trolley from Sanford '
there they (Missed northward nlong the runs past tho land known as the
valley of III. Tbd small vtjlagra along Joshua Powell Fnrm. Make offer to
tbo way bad all *ufTcre«l much as had owner,- J . I\, 2G Columbia street,
tho old defense*. Most of thorn at Hampstead, L. I„ N. Y ! • 93-13tp •
•oriio time In their history had beau the
scenes of bitterly contested battle* and
For Sale— Fine farm of ten acres
had been so ofteu rebuilt that few of about thrra miles from tho city,
them aland on their original tlteo.
also tw o . choice city lota,
Gblng
Built on a Single Street.cheap for rash or can be purchased
They nre gcqefa11y buffi along a sln> on eisy^Jerma. Address tt., rare of
gle street lit a straggling line of house* Herald office.,.
with white plastered walls and ex■ i----s——r— —r
posed »Vooilen crossbeams with uuo or - For sale or Jten t— Five acres, tiled
two larger stone butldlugs that are the land, two gopd well*, located juat
storehonso and wine pre*ss. The. wood «putii of*Button 10 on fl. & ^1, Rail
en structures go up first In the flames
kindled hy the torch of tho Int'nder or way.. 5 roohi house. • fiée F. W,
the fire of the artillery, nnd the slope Mahoney at Fernalti'a. . ‘ 97-tf
building* remain stnihllng riddled with
TO RENT
bttllcbi thnL future generations show
with prtda up the town’s tiattto scar*.
For rent- 40 acres Tiled La.n<l I n ..
Hut the soil of the valleys Is rich, nnd
the jietjplo alw ays return when the a . body well located. A.P. Connelly,
109 Magnolia . S t . .
102-tf
storm passes.
Altklrch. which the French captured,
For Rent Ohrap for Cash—Twenty
la the largest of the town* on.their
march to Muoltmuseu. It Is pictur arreS of k«xm1 hummork land all tiled.
Cat! or write A. M. Tyler.
101-tf
esquely xttiintpd.
Murlhnuaeii Is Um most Important
For Rent— Five acres good celery
town of tipper Alsace, for not only Is
It the »»-nt of guvornment fo r ’ the dU* land, pne and a half miles, from-San
N. II. Garner.
99-8tc
trh t. lint It l< one o f the great mnnfi ford.
factoring pmiti» “f MMilhvm Germany
For Item*—611 Park Avo. -Six
nml a r;j|lr"»»il ranter o f great value.
room house, with all conveniences.
t>oth ro uunerrially uml strategically.
Apply at 507 Park.
.
97-tf
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Ol Valua to Qirminy.
. , The strategic value of It* railroads
«For Rent— Three rooms furnished
lira In Hie fact that by tbetn. relief, e n n j,
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,
tw huiTii'il to this p#1 of Alsace on ^or ^
housekeeping. Also two
IkUIi si»!»'* of tbe HJilue: troo|is can t»c bedrooms. Mrs. Johns, 411 Park
91-tfc
sent to the ili'Te.mte uf the Freucb fron avenue.
tier nt three i*»lnts ami tho protco- ■------------------------------- 1------------- ' r). r
For Rent— Completely* furnished
tlon of •Hhlne l»rf«lges nt Nouenburg
house .with piano for the summer.
and All Hrelsnch
” The, efinnn ter »»f fortlfleatlons nt Few steps to ’ po»toffice, depot and
Muclhiin-i'ii ItiiH been preserved as one steamer dock. A. W. Brown, En
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of the secrets of the German army. terprise, FlorJda/
The French works were dhmnntled,
nnd In their place were suhstttujod de
fense* n* formula!«*! by German mili
tary engineer*. *
Colmar II«'* sev«*nleen miles to tho
north of Jluelhnusen In tbe III valley.
It is the capital of Upper Alsace, but It
baa nepher ns large n population nor
*9 high «' rank either as a commesclal
or manufarturlng town. Colmar, lav
tides the main trunk line from Btrassburg to Basel, has a road running up
onoof lha Alsotlnn vnllcjs to Muenster
nnd from there to*wlthln n few mile*
of the French ttnnlrr. It has. too. a
line westward, which passes through
!h<L_LmimUant. itn itcclc point o f Neu
Hrelsnch. crosses the Ithlno at Alt
llrelsacb. nnd from there, skirting tho
Kalserstuhl. Join* tbe mnlu linden line
nt Freflitirg and Bugel
Colmar’s fortifications, except on tbe
mountain.side, have never been con
sidered Important. It* capture would
still leave Neu llrelsacb,as tbo chief
protection of title'part of the valley
and of the bridge over the Hhlne be
neath the ancient form *» of Brelaach.
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For. Rent— furnished office equip
ped with roll top desk, office chair*
and table*. Also a roll top de*k.t
typewriter* desk and other equip
ment for sale or refit. Herald office. .
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Wanted— Plain and fancy sewing*..
Dressmaking of pll kinds. >. Last
house on E ast Third .street. Mrs..
Mattie Driggers.
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Wanted-—To borrow $300 at 7 per
cent.for 5 years on good rraLcaUte near
Sanford. Can give first mortgage. Addr«xa Box 1282,"Chy,
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Lost—PcKketliook.
Small velvet
pocket hook with chain. conUlnlng
$7.10 Uewarfi Ifjleft a t the Herald Of
fice.
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y* Foreign Coins at a Prsmlum.
A Word to the
Foreign gold colas. In demand by
[»cbplc expecting to go abrontl have
ndVnnccd to a premium. For sover
eign* tbe |trice range* between W.2S
nnd $6.60, with Bank of England
pound note* 10 to 15- cents cheaper.
Money broker* charge f t .2.1 to StJIO
fpr Ion Is d*or. or 20 franc pieces, as
compared with n normal parity of
$3'.fill
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May Talk Only In French.
New military regulations affecting
foreigner* < have become effective in
Pari*. No one can convene by-tele
phone In any language hut French.
If n-single wool Is uttered Ip Engttsb.
for Instnnre. communication wlll lmmVdlately Iw.cut «»ff.
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IF you aro « borf o w s r o f th la
paper, don’t you
think It
lustice to the man who ia
paving f« * It I He may bo
looking for it at this very
moment. M a k e lta re g uhtr visitor to your home.
T h e eubacrlption price f*
■n Investment that will
repay you welt.
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•CASSIA C H A TTER
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few day» visit In Eustb Mr. Jamea D u tton o( Dade C ity
Mlw M a tti. Wall»,,
.apent the week end with his brother- home on Monday lu t fro r«urat4
where ahe —
in-law, B. B ..Sanders.
spent
frienda
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C.
Royal
of
Jacksonville
brought
A BUNCH O F INTERESTING ITEM S TROM CORRESPONhis two children, D ot and Clyde, to
BEING’ A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS
DENTS—'EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— EFFICIENT
spend a few' day» with their grand
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TERRITORY
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alonso R oy
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al, last Friday, while their mother H. Squires'Vm
came hom,*
'Communications for this Cqlumiv Should be Marked •'Society Editor , or
mew’s slater, Mrs R. Q. Gresham. It undergoes an operation for. appendi from a fi week's vi„t at
J*h o^ d to M rs. R. A. Terhcun, Phone 203 i
CRULUOTA R O O M L E T S t
haa been some six or eight years citis.
home,1Good Ground I „ . , , ,0li
. The most fam iliar sound In our since Mr Higginbottom was in G e n -j
Mrs. Joe Kling and children left
Donald .Gilbert Ip/i
from Jacksonville Tuesday. Ilia .cou town is the ring of the saw and ham
'aturdajr i0r
.B ungalow Party
eva, his former, home, and he sees last Thursday for De Land where Battle Creek. Muh
him mer.
*° Join hi,
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- M r * B. F« Whitner chaperoned a sin Leslie Hill came 'with
they
will
visit
relatives
before
re
father E. A. Gilbert
many improvements here.
happy party of young people to tha for-a visit.
I’leaiing music th at means improvturning
to
their
home
at
Jensen.
Mi
Miss Claire Harrison
returned
Edna MornChape Bungalow, Thursday afternoon
t'orne
m ent. The large brick hotel Is home from Jacksonville last Wednes
M r Thomas Wilson accompanied from a visit in Ft V, 14
Mrs Rowland and Mis» Helen are
th e party going o v erlh the Caldwell
completion, I t i j equipped with all day where ahe has been visiting yby hi« two daughters Mrs. N. H.
Will
Pro va it ol
'' * s 'iyrna
and Chase cart, about three o'clock. spending several weeks a t .New môdern -Improvçan enta, baths,, elccKennedy and Miss Alice and son M r. is at the M criilli,.,,!
relatives for a month.
Smyrna.
Tl< 'in,
Bathing auita were a part of the etric lights etc. it will be opened Oci.
Mr. Sipe» i% in i
On I . . I Tursdny . v .n l n , Mr. , n j T h o ™ , Jr.1,11 S u n d .y In, Coronnd.
ii
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rksonville
qulpment for Included in the day’a
1st and the tourist as well as.others
*
Beach. Mr. Wilsob will return in a sell h.s honey thi* week. The si Jto
Mr. and Mr*. Peck and Mr. and
Mrs. J . V. Vicks entertained friends
pleasures
would be bathing in the
will find a pleasant retreat.» It-w ill
few days leaving ihe rest to enjoy family expect to move back to ,v 7
lake followed by supper. A delight Mrs. McKinnon motored out to ramp fill a long felt’ want In our town. at supper, ^Those invited were
surf
bathing for several weeks. Mr. place, on Sipe, Avc. Mr Sipr, . ^
Mrs. H. Y. Tarbel, M t^ a u d .iA te .
fully informal dance was enjoyed in Whitner,. Thursday afternoon to en
IS T E
V
iz.
Bond.
is-building
an
addition
¡--UHpoking after- thtdr. in g n ik tm 'bsrk- rh e ^ n p ,.rt\ I(g 7 ,
C. A. Raulerson, Mr. and Mrs.
, the ev^nibg and the young people ye- joy the la t hing.. a nd.-.ot
farm during -their absence.
C ruscR arne* two year* UK„'
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SLw
*"!' Uki- David .Speer, Miss Thus«, Mr. Fern
v - tui u n i1tv lUiifunl In "T h e wee
Fred Sliveman and Gustav D lttMr W. H. 'M erryw eather haa ad
J.
F.
McClelland
w
n,
t
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en
M
on.
supper.
and Nuvel Tarbel.
hours, ready for the next pleasure on
man were bT&Inrw rTJallersinD eLa,.jjuy..night w]
ded two rooms to b-jj, commodious
Benoij, attack of
Dr. Neal of Sanford was 1q Geneva U st week. ^
the program. Some of thpse going
Mr Leech, Slipt, of the Metligd- house on beautiful Lake M ljj.
appendlritja*
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' <P. at,
, ^ o y fr, ,.f ere . J J r a .. WhiUlfr.. .
h t Orphanage dt Enterprise, paused
~hir. arid Mrs: R. R: RobertW-hare
itm dam -e.
Mr Mr i, rratjag .»,»
p ,PP«r - h o U n o . improving.
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(o r“ , h„
,„ k
lilla n herring. Annie Lee and Lettie
at this writing Aug Huh.
through Sanford, Monday en route completed their very attractive
Caldwell,' Messrs. Griffin Herring,
i Mrs. Moran of M iam i is visiting w en t,to Sanforjl Friday to .b e under ,W . A. Knight and family hate
St. Petersburg. •
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bungalow
in
South
Chuiuota
and
are
ft
, Ben Whitner and others.
hec son, A. A. Moran. T h is place was. the doctor's care and with his mother moved from th - Hritt fu,u*e t0 th©
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at home to their many friend*.
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Mr.* and Mrs.- C . D .O U u r a U y .W i 1” - *Moran’s home for many years ! Mrs. Thomas Wilaoti.Mrs .Davison and y p _ ^ M a rtin
J ; C. Smith place tin Cameron'Ax^,
Picnic Parly V
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have -returned from St. Petersburg, sojourning a t Hot Springs Ark. They i n i ' h e r ' many friends are always
Mr. A. R. Edm iaston of Brooks- ■' An agriculture cert-u, rn»n ij
Mr. and Mr*. Ruin e n td -ffffK a p p full of its prajies.
left last Wednesday expecting to be glad to -s e e her come back.
ville and Mr. J . J . Me Ewen of Pais Ing through here this week geuiB#
On Thursday evening, Aug.27th ley visited at the home of Warren data for the sta te reports.
carried a party of jolly youngsters
gone a month.
to Gotha for a delightful outing, F L O I ^ A F A C T S AND FA N C IE S
Dr, J-. W. Nixon and wife will take Rev. Stones gf Oveido, Pastor of Royal last Wednesday and Thursday.
The road brick-laying outfit fc
Thuneday. Mr. Range's big auto*
a
pleasure trip to’ Maryland . this Geneva Baptist church will begin a
Florida' fancies are. for the most
Mrs. M. W. Hall and daughter, moving to the Orlando road toth»
truck furnished the means of trans part born of romance and are not week. Mrs Nixon was our Postmis series of meetings in Geneva; ser Mlsa Mao, returned to New Smyrna. to return here "when that b - Co».
portation. Filled with its load of to be trusted.
vices being Unlit in the evenings only; Monday after a few days visit with pleted About two miles to |ay 0|
tress.
young people, and picnic lunches, one
•7:30. On Saturday he will her .mother Mrs. W. B. Wofford. ’
Mr.' A. A. Bond With hie in ti
that road. Brick L laid on B*arda|
Florida facta 'a re practical, stub
could guess what a fine time they born things that one can bank on. ing family have recently moved t&
od by Rev. Parson of the
softie
north of icr. -va \ VV ■'orne
The friends of J . A. Wyman are
would have. Those chaperoned by
M* \Ve T fi >■ f ï U Florida fancy builds "a home over our town. We -give them head y wel Titusville-who will assist during the glad to hear of hla rapid improve
.M r. and Mr*. Runge, were. Kate there” by the tip end of the rainbow, come.
meeting. Every body is not only m ent since he'has been in St. Lukes ing of brick
b-g 1D on rielcry
Meredith, Adel and Gertrude Runge, - Florida fact figures on the proice
Mrs. Boyer and Mias Waldorf cordially invited 'to atten d but are hospital. O. Kebby is superintending Ave.
W illie Leavitt. Owen Ijiggina. Wil- of the land, the lumber and tholabor from Jacksonville, Fla..wcre guests Urged to do so and to feci welcome his property while he U away.
‘ lie and Ted Runge.
Florida fancy lives on imagry of of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Mbryweather a t all services.
.
Father Hai No Ce ance
- Travelers will notice the'improvemnt
mj£ed orangeade and banana ice last week.
Mr. and Mrs II, H. Pattishall nre
(¡yj public highway since C. R.
T h e reaeort fa : 1* T Lit Ϋ'* lo pier
Eattrrn Star
Recently the ''fire-hug” got in his having a very pleasant trip among; ttnfl J. M. M rLnrty are
cream.
;
L-Ail&fc: li h » .
repairing canin V.Uh mo:i ■
loses ho I*
Florida- fact“ 'digs"for "sweet pota work' h ere“burrung“ lhe pavlTT6n“ on The mountains of North .Carolina.
---- -Unusually-interesting and pleasanr
the Royal Bridge ovpr Black river.
—Clnc.i!
h L*the picnic grounds, where the young
was tlie meeting of the Eastern Star, toes ahd hoes corn.
Mrs Charles Phillips entertained
C. C. Myers returned to Lakeland
Florida fancy lives like a prince people whiled aw ay many pleasant for Miss Clara Phillips of Sanford, last week. Wo notice Some pne is
. . Tueaday night, with a large.attendhours while attending our picnics. at her home. The Pines, on Lake Ge wearing a lonesome face. Wonder
■• ance, notwithstanding the bad weater. on air plants anil moonshine.
The parties burning it. have evi neva^ on Thursday afternoon of last
Florida
fact
thrives
like
a
farmer
I t has been »aid so often that
what la the cau set^
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dently
retrograded to the time -oi the week, Miss Philips has been study
on
hog
and
hominy.
•‘ 'ladies could not keep a aecretj’thst
M r Wilson ami «On, Mr. Chns. of
You cannot build permanently on Cave Man when force ruled the ing photography at MacMinnviilc, Lovejoy’s mill were buying stock
JEW ELER
it haa become a joke'w orn thread
fancy,
therefore
since,
Florida
ia
world.
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bare, but the members of tbis organ
Tennesee, making a specialty of i from the Cassia Stock Farm last
W A T C H E S, i l >h b ^ 11 \\ ( iti 1 s|| .
ization emphatically demonstrated building a t a marvelous rate it must
chromes, a new departure in the pho- week.
GENEVA ITE M S
the falsity of this statem ent, for be upon fact.
j [ogruphir art. Tfiose enjoying the
Gustav Dittman had the misfor VERWAHE. Ol
What are some of the facts of
there was a secret and one th at fur
Misses Ruth and G ertru d B 'L ittle |event at The . Pines were, Mimcs tune of rutting his ankle while buildnished much amusement and merri growth?
I’atti.shail, |ing his new home. We are glad to
of Sanford spent the past week very Blanche and Georgia
E x p e r t Repairing
The population of the entire Uni pleasantly with the Misses McLain M bs Jeannetta Sheldon, Miss Belle report he is able to walk without any
ment. At the proper time, M rs.'R a y
B u tts, presented an application for ted State* comprising the decade be at their camp pn Lake Harney.
Eichnor, amj NJrs J. Q. Adams. Mrs. assintanee the lust few days.
1 2 3 W e s t First Street
membership from Mr. Butts and tween 1900-1910 was 2\ per cent.
Misses Ruth nnd Vivian Rouais
Mr Higgifibottom and daughter Phillips served raspberry sherbet and
here was the surprise of the good During the same time the populat'on of Jacksonville are visiting tlje for- rake
FLORIDA
returned home Wednesday a f t e r u S A N F O R D .
latjy 'f life, for all arrangements -had of Florida increased 42 per cent..
During the same ten years the in
been lyevioualy .made, unknown to
her. for-M r. B u tt’s in ltatio n '. When crease in value of farm Innds in the
be.appeared on the scene all her ef entire country was 118 per cent.
forts U> secure his removal from tha .1 Fur ..th e. same period the Florida
201
per
cent.
ball proved unavailing, for the sham- increase Was
9
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In that ten years the increase in
less young man. positively refused to
go and, sad to relate, was upheld by farm building values was 7T per cent.
In Florida, it was 144 per cent.
.* every" one of those Eastern Stars.
What are you going to do with
Mrs. Hutls was bewildered and con
these
facta.
tused but light dawned upon the sit
Ia
it
not fair to assume that the
uation when Mr. Butts rode in to 'th e
same
ratio
of increase will be.ydtneahall on the bock, o f a bucking Texas
broncho, 'manfully trying IfirW itr tq . ted during the present decade?
Ia it not worth while to study
stick on. He albydown that greased
pole like a strraWTf lightening; went thrae facts with, a view to )>eneftting?
We address 'these questions more
through the pneumatic tubif with a
•particu.arly
to our non-resident read
smile on'his face; shook hands with
ers.
the ghosts without a- shiver and alWliy ’stagnate when opportunity
. together acquitted himself 'creditably
stands
at the door. Come South,
th a t the Eastern Stars cordially wel
comed him .to membership nnd Mrs. young -man, come South.-Orlnndo
B u tts was quite willing to forgive Citizen.
the secret and enjoyed the joke with
>ir
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the rest of the merry crowd. A de' lightful social hour was enjoyed, es
pecially the delirious cakf and cream
served by the ladies and all con
Every time you take this powerful
gratulated themselves upon the best
drug you are in danger. Take Dod
meriting ever.
son’* Liver Tone instead. Calomel ! !
made from m ercury,.and while mer
I^ r tonal .
cury has many valuahle uses, it is a
Mrs. 8. E. Puleston, Mary Eliza
dangerous thing to sw-allow. If calo
beth and Camilla are expected home
mel stay* In the systefti y ery jo n g It
this week froiA-Tam pa where they
salivates. Even wnen it works natu
have been visiting Mrs. P re sto n 's
rally, Its after-effects are often "bid.
Aunt.
L. R. Phillips & C o will sell you
Dodson's Liver Tone, Which Is pos
Miss- Verna Monroe, one of the
itively guaranteed to take the place
college girls ia visiting relatives In
of calomel. Liver Tone stimulates
the d t y.
th r UVer -justenoughto »UrtU’f o r k
Mias Sadie Williams (• again at ing, and does not mako you sicker
‘ home, much to thé delight of her than ever-ss calomel often does._You
feel good after taking Dodson's-and
many frienda.
it
won't force ydu to stop eating or
*
—
.r
*
Ja ffa »
:<nr. m
Mr. T. W. Hansel), th i genial working after taking it. It Is as ben
eficial
for
children
as
'
for
adults.
say
pi r Block I*- c I p'clc
Supt. of the A. C. L. haa gonh to
Try a large bottle for fifty cents
wi:h tl*.»*>•***•
MUlQdgeville, Ga„- for his vacation.
under the guarantee th at your money
Coritl i u. il arCf-Kfic’1
Mrs. W. H.. Tiffala, Jr. will return will be given back cheerfully if
Advt
to L ake City today a ftir a happy not satisfied.
A B O U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S
COUNTY
HAPPENINGS
Theo.
Schmal
i;
BIG
‘‘NEMO"
CORSETS
SPECIALS
EVERY
WEEK
SCHOOL DAYS
Will soon b e h ere.
.
■Fr;
CALOMEL M AY
HURT YOUR LIVER
H a d n ’t you
better begin now making school
d resses and b lou ses for th e b o y s
and girls?
V
N o t last, or le a st, in
our minds, are the children, for
we have the'most beautifi* lot of
ginghams, cheviots and percales.
with clothes of qua!
ity.
Call and have
your measure taken.
vlait apenl with home-folks. ’
.•
» »_
)
Mr Will Robbins left on Monday
for Chicago and other points. He will
travel pxtimalvdy befpre returning
toSanford
in the fall.
_
"< * .
*r
A‘ recent arrlvTl in Sanford, ia the
little daughter who has come to live
nlwaays with her parents Mr. and
M rt.;L . E. Tow«
*7
-- -------Mr. and Mr*. Abernathy havo re
turned from a weeks plcasani sojourn
a t D aytona Beach.
Weaker Then Water.
- "Walter, return this tea whence It
ramc," said the ead-Iooktng Individual.
"If I drank much of that I wonld iM
so that ordinary water would make me
drunk."—Current Opinion.
Mr. C. ,M; Williams hits rctyrnad
front a delightful visit to Amerlcus,
Gs.
if i y
Mr*»--II. P .-D rlv cr, who Bvod In
Sa.nford for many years, was In the
city b'st wyek acrompanicd by her
daughter, Miss Martha.
' ---------M aster Dean Turner returned
»- -r». %-V -5
-
School
We have just received
N lf You Have a
Printing Want
800 pair of the kind espec
ially for wear at school. v *
WE WANT TO «NOW
WHAT IT IS
BUY SCHOOL
DRESSES NOW
- WORK SHIRTS
In order to meet the every
day need, we have put in h
line of the famous closed sleeve
shirt. Mr. Workingman, come
in and let us show them to you.
All Sjzes, 50c
Have you seen
in our window. ?
CHOICE
$3.98
FottLo, out good printing
ta ou/ boslnees, an'i when
'we la y good printing ere
don't mean fair, but the
obtainable. II yon
(laeoari". give
we will
Show You
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W A R N E W S F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D
P U B L IS H E D
SEMI-WEEKLY
THE SANFORD HE
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
I N S A N F O R D — L ife la W oith Living
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VOLUME VI
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. AUGUST 25. 1914
NO 1
GERMANY D EFEA TS A LLIE S
LATEST WAR BULLETINS
FINK P R IZ E! FO R RACES
T H E F IR S T B A TTLE OF
Q R E A T W A R FAVORA BLE TO T H E GERAMARMY
Contest Over Nenaiorshlp
GOV. REDUCES MILLAGE
Atlanta, Aug. 26.— N ext In inter*
terest to the race between Senator
Hoke Smith and ex-Gov. Joe Brown,
which resulle<i~in the defe^ of the
latter by an overwhelming major*
• *
* ity. was tlie rare for rite short Iwrih'
Tallahassee, Fla., Aug. 25.— For
senatorship to til! out the unexpired
some weeks Governor Park Tram
term of the Ute Senator A. Q. B a
mell has been gathreing information
•~
v i ^It*, rwUl. . a u t ¡1 th e races, u n l i r l s e n t to other
iuu. may -determ ine what relt seemed-zL.:
-.tta : :U . r .- s t c o r ^ j^
otfiec a s soomw'rectíbrptWwwWír tHwl'ry;?ljtinr+fTr_rTh tíj|tj u!ii
Orlando
cLou tr atayrhe* could make in the
to make arrangements some weeks| AutompbBe AaSociaJúL_______
state tax millage for_Llui_Ik 1A ■a w —
Lhe race but with 146 out of the 148
ago for this service hut were unable { lu,xpTewr'-the- r r r e ^ t ‘tor-rm #
scssmont. T h e Governor abou t.ah»,
j countjes in the sta te heard from
to do so antf now that this great
Messrs. Chas. F. (Burgman, a c t
first of August was satisfied he
G overnor. Slaton carried fifty-two
news gathering force is able to send ing president of the Seabreeze Qhamcould make a reduction of one and
counties with 137 convention votes;
the news The Herald will bo Idled ber of Commerce, ar.d J, J . Bishop
a half mills in the pension tax and
Congressman Thomas W. Hardwick,
with nil the latest dispatches ‘and of Seabreeze sper Inst night in the
so ordered, but to determine whether
forty-eigh counties with 126 votes,
for the benefit of the readers the city, arriving a b u t 5:80, nnd will
or not still further reduction of the
and Thomas S. Felder, thirty-six
latest bulletins will bo placed on lenve at 6 iiY|„. t this morning,
stac millage could be made it waa *
counties with eighty-fivo votes. The
the bulletin board on the days when They brought w
necessary for the Governor to take
cm from Sencandidate
reeiving the ..nomination
the papers arc not published, (
breeze three of <
further time to gather more definite,. /N. 4-Z i¡
tdsomc silver
must secure 1K7 -votes in the con
On Tuesdays and Fridays the ,.Uj,a t|lltl w.|(
|data from a largo number of the tax . • - f:iJ
-ded to winvention.
G. P. Hutchens carried
news fresh from the wipes will b e , tiers of tin- aufi,
assessors.
He asked tho assessor*
ind also the
(Special to The Herald.
nine counties with
twenty votes.
t h e l a t e s t b y w ir e
given in The Hernld and afterward 1 first prize iyi
fbr
this
information
and now since
boat regatta
The f.
Paris. Fran
Aug J. It. Cooper failed to receive pluto t tie bulletin board. On otlu-r which will
receiving
accurate
information
from
mi* lialifuz
uili. ml >.1nifoiiiieeinent wns rality in any county.
days the tiejvs will be placed o n -the river on Lata>S?ECIA1, DISPATCHES TO lowing
i
pructioully
all
of
the
counties,
tho
made here today
In tin* Congressional contest rebulletin right from the wire« so
Governor
has
reached
tho
conclu
A total of - v
THE 11KRAI.D FROM THE
«Iver cups
"T h e great buttle between 1be turns indicate the ro-nominntion of
tlmt- the people of Sunfor.d can learn will be ufierct!
sion th a t acting within his discretion
. itomobtie
flELD OF BATTLE UKgreater part of .the forces of Eng 10 of the 12 representatives. C. L.
all' that U transpiring in the .g reat races, and either
to lower tho state millage, ho will
.three here
land and France against the hulk of B artlett, who did not seek renomRECEIVED AT 1 :3t> .
war drama in Europe almost as soon last night »is wi ll
reduce the said stato millage of
winning.
the German army which began Sat i tin tion in the Sixth D istrict, will lip
P. M . TODAY
as it happens.
sew n and one half rpjlls an fixed
They an* all rnucl •..
than the
urday continue* today. —
succeeded by Walter Wise, who
•^.<1
All wr ask in return is thnt yotTf prlz<- ‘ offered in lite* 1ourt h of Ju ly
by law _to five and onto hnlf mills
The mission of fhc "English and was unopposed.
Curl
Vinsrn
i*
will patronize your home paper more ruc,.. nnd are beanti! ill V engraved. THIS SERVICE IS AT LEAST FIVE
for the assessment of 1914, and has
! the French i* t.• bold virtually the leading a field of four In the Tenth
freely and if you are not already a The. Will 1.. taken Im «t to Sean o t Its AHEAD OF ANY OTHER
made proper orders. covemig said
entire German army in Belgium District to succeed Hardwick.
subscriber this feature alone ‘should breeze t tils ritorni hü at. T photoF APER TH AT IS CIRCUtwo mills reduction.
, while our Ru-sian a tlies pursue
It remain/ (or the convention to
m
make you one, The Herald is hen
FATED IN SANFORD
The
effect
of'the
order
of
Govern
1 -n t 1 it cuts Mia he made
Ilnur «in n u v - in i l|.i ,-ast
decide tin* senatorial contest, nnd
to give you the news and there n for
or
Trammell
in
reducing
tho
millago
.
ibt.. .tin. III till* pat* s of tinLONDON.2 |> m Reported Kaiae- "T h e Kii'- .n* occupy territory
this will revive memgries of old
no twice a week paper in the I'oun aUt .ipi r xxl .. h thi*\ » ill 1■*U)laced
is that the umount of taxoa which
rr's arm) In fresh attack reached fifty miles wid** on tlie German times in Georgia when politics was
will he paid for 1914 will tic nearly
try that gives the readers t hi* news on •\In Ut 111•rt in Del.atid Monday
entrenched lines **f the .lilies and frontier
1more lurid than in recent years.
six hundred thousand dollars less
fresh from the wires in the style of and I' n•-•Ia
San ford U. irtwday
are no w- shelling French and British
" Aft. r a great \ n t ory . t he Se - Governor Slaton charged repeatedly
• .than would have been collected had
The Herald.
a n i I liur-xlay. and tiien tifi- ..;ht to pualllons. Report sa )s that lh*' a ir --v a n s are how ready to invade .Un
during the primary campaign that the Governor allowed the millage
Also if the people of Sanford want |Orlando to lie a t ì h e disposal id th e
ships are dropping bombs on A nt-1 t ¡un^te*ritory to the north of the Hardwick und Felder w ere' com
to remain ut seven nnd a half mills.
a daily paper this fall nnd wilt s o 1O-I.i ’ 1" \ ’ 11titani .if i \
i i: .n u n
MXi r
V
*
bined against him, and if this charge
h vr\\
Governor Trarrtmell believes in keep
Male l heir desire in a substantial til tin- races are run
lii'. Russian line on the German Irt’ove* correct Felder's votes will
R um ors from Tokio of N a i a l b a t
ing taxes us low as reasonably per
manner the management will give'
Mn ally at least a 11o .■i n ..ir h» *. e
tle
b etw ee n
British
and
G o r frond* r extends from Tilsit to Iver- likely go to Hardwick, and lie will
missible considering the neccssar
.
them the best and most complete been entered tn the t.ihnr Day
The German pupu- be the winner over the Governor's
man warships. T h e re Is navul actix- burg and Arts
cxjienscs of tho state government
small daily in the state.
All we ask] races, and the entries will two r i jo 1’
By in the Adriatic S e a .
G e rm a n # lattoii # evacuating Wilfenberg, *1*t lead in tin* convention . to start
, „ with.
.,
and also think» the taxpayers should
is the support and putronuge that ■until Sept l*t. with the proli.i elite
h a ie ini ailed O range f r e e S t a le mllei i .ntt hea.it nf Kocnigsburg be It may be. however, that the F c l ^ e r j . ^ . ^ rrquirpt, - to ^
BUCtr blgfishould lw* accorded to every - live I that a num ber of i-ther ,a r * .vie be
mid South African Po s s e s s l n n s a f en U-. n| tiie arrival of Russian delegates will re.ieni the insinua I taxes as to create a large surplus in
newspaper. No more and no less. entered
. force* froth Poland, » h u h already tion that they are in any way party nn>. fuml
which tho Htnt0 wouId
another point.
Meantime come over to Herald
About 1 .'i entrii - art* i m
n
have« penetrated u considerable <li*- to the deal which has been charged
only get n small rate of interest.
Square and read the bulb (inn ;» mi t hr* motor urn t nu'«*' ami while
talie** toward Snldaii.
and will refuse to support Hardwick.
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—
P
A
R
I
S
,
1:5
0
p.
m
II
I*
admitted
now
save the money t hat you an*
is not ex]ii*i ted that il ri V (irei! r r’Another army from the direc The uncertainty1 cause« the situa
■
here
that
fighting
»ill
n
o
»
be
on
Floridians
are
Farm
ers
an*
spending for the big i ailles that
'only* will be bri ikl'tl * <11- Wt.1- 1
tion
of
Sedan
has crossed the de tion to In* decidedly tense.
*
*
.
•
I rench soil.
T h e allied arm ) »III
giving you the news live •our» hi*- Un** prove i m* it the tllii-t . 1h'
Washington, D. C., Aug.. 25.—•
(, main on the d efen siv e until it partment of Anrdennes and is en
"
hind our hüllet in
events
nf
.
hi
>
v
g
a ml interest mg
There
are 322,087 pontons in
gaging
the
German
army
corps,
E n to m b m e n t o f the Pope
s e e m s opportune to re s u m e the o f
.
- —*—
day
Florida th at work for a living and
which
has
been
proceeding
between
fa naître.
E x tra ordinary council of
| Home, Aug, 25.— The entomb
The Florida Potato Patrh
The motor cycle prizes Mill
139,782 of thdm are employed updn
war la being held at the re sid en c e tho river Lessee and the river ment of th e .into Popp Pius X took
Washington, I). C., Aug. 25. The cash and u large number ..f ■•i
the farm, according to * report
Meuse.
*
of P re s id e n t P o in care.
plan* Saturday at sunset,._________ which h ai ju st IkiehMseded by i h i '
Florida Irish potato^ patch contain* ( are ex[>ecied.
“ A third army corj»» from the
—
Witnesses to the ceremony were United States Census Bureau. Of
ML de
Kverv preparation i- bet
13,000 acres this year and the total
'• -V
neighborhood of Chi mu y is advanc
present
by invitation, and included the persons engaged in agricultural
TO
K
IO
.
2
p
m
Nothing,
regardproduction will lie approximately at thi* h»*uufi tu u <t* *ti
ing tn attack (lit* German right be
diplomatic repfesentatives accorded
ittg tho operations of the fleet tin,>f 1lil la r V
*•*- r * r'>* *1 *
pursuits the bulk of them Aro farm
4 1 tie000 b u s h e l s , according to i
tween tin* r i * i*r S.imbre and tin*
to the holy see, prelates and mem
nounced
officially.
Small
ilrlarhtv
!
•, 1 i
operators and farm laborers. Tho
llmates made toda
e I lilted ..n t hat In mens i .in’
river Meuse
Tins third army is
bers of. the Roman aristocracy.
• .:i • *»f F re n c h and English in the far
farm . operators number 42,188 and
S t a t e s t top Reporting Hoard
l*li Dax . a nd nut hing isupported by an English army which
The body was placed in a crypt ne
east
received
order»
do
co-operate
1
It*
,1
M
il
39,619 *ro men and 2,669 are wom
condition j^( the crop is 85 per cent done to add to the run. -*t
has come from the vicinity of Mons.
T h e body wap plmJM in a crypt en. Thero are 78,784 farm labor
ttol « ith th e J a p a n e s e .
ent of the viators
of normal and tho price at the pres- joym
!
Reports from alL the news agen
near several o th ers'of the popes. It
RO M E, 2 p m— Italy wavers.
ent time is averaging around $1.23 from all parts of Florida
cies and from the seat of war indi lies, in a wood cross on which rests ers In the stale and 66,237 are m ain
Allies
The Orlando Band lias hee.ii «»n- Germany offered colonics.
und 22,547 female*.
per bushel.*
cate that thftf Gormans are islowly
a gold eross. .T h is ip encased in
There arc 166 dairy farmers' in
' In Continental United States there gaged to furnish music for the *lax I...M out bait of provinces in Aus- but-' surely pushing back the com
zinc and finally in an oak cqs^et.
In.v.
tho
state and they employ 243 laare 3,708,000 aertrs planted to this and there, will not be a dm. tnoti..
bined French and English forces.
On the casket is the inscription*.
and
V Ii P E T E R SB U R G l 30 p m
4 foremen.
There are
product’ and this year’s production during the day or until a ‘te * "
Whether this is a ruse on tho part
Hero lies the hotly of I ope Pius also 237 persons in the state whose
I
»>»
R
u
ssian
Armies
jo
in
in
E
a
s
t
is estimated at 3fiH.fi14.000 bushels at night, the cnlerUtnmeti* J ..- .*
id the allies to get the Germans on X , born June 2. 1835; died August
I’russia.
Cznr Nicholas at fronl to
principal source of income is Tfrom
by the Federal Department of Agri- with a big ball -Orlando cniic.
a battleground more suitable for
20. 1 9 1 4 "
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iii
a
rm
y
-lin
e of four million men.
stock raising. The number of cow
coltun- This year’» crop will ex
combined action or one that husi
1 he snond line of four million more
boys and sheep herders in this stato
ceed the average crop of the past
PI.KNTV OF TO! Id's I *
been mined' is not known, but in
Rousing Meeting o f K. of P's.
five years by approximately 4.000,Jacksonville. Aug. 2 1 .-"Indications mi» completely mobilize*.
is 109.
• '-.•*,
less this is the case there is no room
Members of Phoenix Lodge No. 6,
In tb<: entire United Stated there
000
bushels. The nation’s produr- are that the forthcoming tourist sen
to doubt thut during the past two
tion last year was* 331,625,000 bush- son will be Florida's greatest.- wid
days of fighting the Germans have K. of P., who were not present at *r<rirL580,270 persons over 1® years
•Special to tho Herald)
the labt meeting, '.held Aug. 11th, of age and 38,167.336, or 68 per^
els,
was. produced or) 3,668.000 the muntfgfcr of one of the large hoLondon. Aug. 25.— Officially un- had the best of the argument and
missed one of the greatest meetings cent of .this number aro engaged In
acrca of land and -sold for $ 2 2 r ^ tel* here today.
nt
every
point
the
allied
forces
have
nouncc4 Namur fallen, defeat of
ever held in the Castle Hall. A gainful occupations.
Of tye gain
903,000, or un average of 90 ceAts
"W e are receiving more inquiries
broken
ground
and
fallen
back.
allies admitted.
per bushel.
- *
than usual." he continued, "and our
Military authorities state that largo number of Knights were pres fully occupied, 12,669,203, or 83
ent,
including
several
visiting per cent are engaged in agriculture.
hotel is making preparations for a
i’uriH, i Aug. 26.— French war of the allies arc merely trying to hold
Knights
and
many
matters
of im There aro £,866,00*0 farm operator*
Big Sweet Potatoes
big »cnaon." While the opening of the
fice nltidally uniiouneas French nnd tho Germans in check long enough
portance
were
passed
upon,
while in the nation and they employ
Sanford-lands raUo anything, a n d . '“>ason' or tl,° Ume * ho" th,° lOU! ‘ English defeat. Casualties not given for the Russians to get into German
many
others
had
to
lay
ever
for 5,976,000 laborers. .
territory and that the allies will
everything and*ju st at this tim e_pf is‘8
«•"** " t . » ^ a lly depends as yet S
consideration nt the next meeting.
■
“‘■upon
the
condition
of
the
weather
tn
then
smite
the
Teutons
hip
and
the year sweet potatoes run to big
Great interest is being taken in these
»item, -D. H. C. Rabun, who owns tho North, we have every reason to
Lomloti, Aug. 25.— Thirty thou- thigh and make the Kaiser come
Rules for Auto R arfS
meetings, and the lively and ani
believe thut the visitors will arrive
to
terms
ut
once,
thus
settling
whnt
ittacking M alin «,
A fine place on tho west side of.town
sa nd G c ^ a ns atta
In connection with the L a b o r. ’/
mated discussions indulged in have
* and believes in raising a general earlier the coming season than ever thirteen t
from Antwerp. Dcs- otherwise might lie several yours
Day celebration being hold by tho
fighting a n d , much hardship and developed abounding enthusiasm.
crop of food stuffs to offset tho high'(before. The European fields are clos patch say
Daytona Beach and Seabreeze Cham
■
The
deep
rooted
principles
of
ed to the tourists, and as Florida J *
suffering and untold loss of lives.
coat of living brought in two sweet
Hon of foi
Pythianism are manifested on ev ber of Commerce on Daytona Beech .
tho next most inviting field, they are
potatoes to The Herald office last
ery hand, and tho future, unlimited Sep't. 7th, theMOrlando Automobile
Saturday that weighed 12 H pounds going to cortje here. Florfdni being
success of I’hosnlx Lodge, No. 5 is Association will hold the following
and they wore fine specimens. Two stimulating to all channels of busi
automobile race* on that day:
unquestioned. .
*
ness. In BYdrr-tw en ter tain the visi
prominent Kentucky gentlemen vis
6 mile race for .cars under 230 cu
Anither
rousing
meeting
Is
an
tors. thousands of additional pound)*
iting the city happened to see them
ticipated tonight.
Every member inches piston displacement.
of tneiYii, more groceries, pud, •in
and would not bolievc that they
10 mito race for cars under 230 cu
should be present. Visiting Knights
fact, all of the necessaries of life will
were sweet potatoes. . The editor
inrhes piston displacement.
are cordially welcome1.
be needed. Florida is going to reap a
gave them one and told them how to
20 mile Tace for cars under 230 cu .
rich harvest this winter, and we all
slice the big potato and have it
Sincetilicrs Will Entertain
inches piston displacement.
«
want to be prepared to create otir
fried for their breakfast at the San
6 mile race for cars over 230 cu
visitor»
The Daytona Lodge of Mnccahee*
best
impression
when
the
ford House. We have not heard how
hue sent out invitations to Now inches piston displacement. * ~
____
they enjoyed it but if it was any arrive."
Srayrita, DeLand and Sanford lodge*
10 mile race for cars over 230 cu
Tough on Nowspapess
thing Jlke as good as the one we
to jo in them in the big event nt Inches piston displacement.
During tho past few days this of
lu»d it aertaihly -made the K entuck
Daytona 'R each on Labor Day.
21) mile race for cars over ¿30 cu
fice
has received letter» from all the
4 rians wish they lived in Florida
There will be''race*, game« und other Inches piston displacement.'
where they sou)d cat big sweet po wholesale paper houses with which
form» of amusement.
Large handsome silvor cups are
tatoes in.spite of the fact th at war wo do business, withdrawing prices
^flered as prizes for the winners of
1» going on in Europe. Ju st now on at) paper stock. 'Raises havo
Tho Apple crop will probably be these race* and several prize* will be
•weet potatoes arp bringing fiO cent* been made in the prices of every
the largest in the history of tho. in hung up by the different accessory
thing. but . no , figures are given.
•P*r peck at the grocery-stores.
dustry in tho UnfedSUteswithth houses throughout the state. * t ’ '
EVery oKlcr sent in 'is now subject
possible exception of the rfop garberò
The entry fee lor each race will be
t In a Russian invasion of Auartian to the w iees in force on the day the
in lHj)6. J n lieu of exporting the 3,- 92 nnd same should be In the hands
territory the Jew s will be tho special order i f received and it will bo im
OOO.OfJO barrels which undrr natural of L. B . Fort, See., Orlando, Fla.,
«.aufferers, -because of. the Jewish cojn- possible for the newspapers of ¿hi*
conditions would be sent to Great- not .later than Sept. 3rd.
munitiea that are huddled on both country to hold out much longer
B ritain and Europe not moru than
Signed
* • • •<v, X
side* o( the frontier. Many of the a t ‘ tho proient current price* for
four 7JHucti guns nod tweçtj-four m pPr
0f
# ,n0unt ran be
.ORLANDO
A
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TO
M
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BILE
ASS.
finest farms In Austria are owned by paper and Job work.— Polk County
•Jew s.
* .R ^ o rd .
Auto mo hile nnd >ulnr Uoal Karen
** Will lie 11« Event
Those will he m misóme prizes
the auto ^ co rs wil contend, for at
- _
•,
j*-,«
,
¡
big meet scjitiuled for. LwJSlfc
T h e people of Sanford will have r,ay at Daytona i ^ ch tnd thcy
the hourly happenings of the great ^ill be on exhibition!!) Orlando the
European war by wire and the wires f t ter ,mrt u{ nul't A k( t0 rcmail,
The Herald Will Have Thera Every
Hour in Fronl of Office
Believes in Lower Taxes and No
„ Surplus in Ihe^Ticasnry
C A S U A L T IE S ARE
M A D E K N O W N BUT A R E
B E L IE V E D TO H A V E
B EE N E N O R M O U S
m
I
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�AÜGU8T 25,' 1*1«
THE SANFORD HERALI7
TAGE TW
N O T IC E
EA R LY CHURCH HISTORY
“Vs
Aa I have charge of the builnc*« of the
,T itle Bond & Guarantee d o ., East San
ford Land League, and (W. A. Whit
comb, I can be found in the Tax Asfeu
* o r’s*Office in the
**- court house
KÎNG GEORGE INSPECTS AVIATORS
SANFORD’S FIRST METHODIST CHURCH AND EARLY
'
T H O S . K. BATES
I
From Paper Read »t (ho Method!*! Corner Stone Lajlng
Takes Off Freckles,
Removes Tan.
STRUGGLES OF THE PIONEERS
RY A. E. P H IL IP S
Dtautlfryourcomplealoa. Get
first named being already Howards
rid of tho»* freckles. You ran
of the Earnest Chapel church. T h e
Invest 50c in a jar of W ILbu sin ess.of tho two appointments
SCfN’3 FRECKLE CREAM
was thereafter conducted in San
sm! ttier’ll disappear. Sever« __
•rase» may require l» o jar»—•
ford, under tho nnmo of the S a n
no more. We positively |iurford and Earnest Chapel Church.
antre this, and if your com
Plans for building s church in
plexion isn’t fully raatoredto
Sanford were now laid.
General
its natural beauty, are agree to refund y.mr
nonev without afrumept. ' And in addition
Saqfprd* had previously donated a
W ILSON'S FR EC K L E CREAM la a fine, t , £
lot for tho Methodist church, and
rrani toilet cream. Doean’t cause hair to ¿tow,
»nd
does *|iotitivcly
remove
TAN an j ■
loft the ch u rch 'to tho official board
FR EC K LES. Try U at our riak. Price SOe—
of tho Earnest Chapel Church. T h e
lent by mall If desired. Mammoth jars 11.00.
W ILSON'S PAIR SKIN SOAP 2Sr. Wilson
corner of Sixth street and Sanford
Freckle Cream Co., Charleatuit, S. C., make it.
For aale by ■f - >
•'
'
m
avenue, west side, had been select
SEMINOLE PHARMACY ~
ed. On this lot- the main body of
---- -------------— ----- ---------- a---------------tho rhurch* building, which has
given way for the new, was erected
P h o to by A m e ric a n P re e a A ss o c ia tio n .
during the years of 1881 nnd 1882.
In ¿h e .meantime the mixed S a n
• J E M E E E E ^
day school was cpntlnuing- in the
rtA- unrn1 frail, the teachers laboring
MY SPECIALTIES"—
- "M y dcor.V .1 said, “ what in the with their different elements,' som e
Ptafcnrd's Hand- Painted China
thun—ah, on earth wa*> th stry w »} quite- rvmto.- 4 tr- t ky l l ibie-cia s.s of
Gorham's Sterling Silver
grown
people,
taught
by
tha.
super
were playing?" . "T h at,’ she said,
RogAt’ Plated Ware
intendent,
a
few
were
found
whose
"W hy, that was 'Home, Sweat
Elgin and Waltham Watches
under
jaw
would
drop,
while
th
ey
• H om e'."
\
"Home, Sweet Home," I mur looked at the teacher with a blank
mured, trying to recover from my stare when asked questions ab o u t
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED
•* mysUfication.. ".W.ffil, do tell me Abraham, Isaac or Jacob, or Moses
and Aaron, or Enoch or Elijah, or
what else was all that I heard?
"O hl" she answered, "th ose were other old Bible characters, seeming
variations!” "A nd what are varia to indicage th at the Sanford mixed
tiona?’' I asked, «till in confusion. Sunday school had brought to th eir
Plum bin g and
“ They," she replied, "ah, used by cars the first mention of these dis
Gas F ittin g
musicians, are digressions, devia tinguished ancient gentlemen!
The Sunday , school
secretary,
tions, wanderings, away and hack
All Work Receives My Personal
again, to keep the real tune from Brother Eiiison White, was a B ap bocoming -monotonous; understand? - tiat,. and. o s cbaraciorulie o f th a
Attention And B est KiToçts
good people of th at church, devoted
" Y c i." l answered, dryly; but
Opponilo C llj Hall
Telephòn« No 23
• didn't understand. Bless my poor himself faithfully to religious work.
unmusical soul, I- thought John H o-sometime* taught the primary
Howard Payne had wandered far class ih his efforts to help the work
enough away from home when he along, an d -also had some odd ex
5CICCT TAMILY HOTEL
wrote the old aong— I couldn’t see periences. Teaching the old E le
r o n OUFL_
why musicians should wander away mentary Catechism one day he had
BO O KLET
from the melody, and I could have arrived at the question, "W hat did
listened to it to the end of time God do with Adam and Eve when
Coot, comfort able a o J modero
He turned them out of tho Garden
without reaching the monotony.
Convenient to slrsmthlp docks.
Tills
picture
showi
French
troop«
preparing
to
cross
a
stream.
Special sommer rale*.
r
h
o
t
o
b
y
A
m
e
r
ic
a
n
P
r
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s
a
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A
ita
o
o
u
tllo
a
.
" B u t," you ask, "W hdt has all of EdetT?" Now, you more accom
. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
this to do with the history of the plished catechism scholars know tho
answer is, "H e sentepeed them t o j
M eth o d !«.C h u rch ,in Sanford?"
L id era of said corporation, w hether or mrt
NOTICE
B ro .
That, allow me to explain, was, sorrow, pain and death,"
ft*» capital atorlc of the .aid F . V. D U TTO N .
INC., ■bell tie Increased from the sum of Amendment of Articles «I Incorporali.,» of
LEGAL
ADVERTISING
« SANfORDLODGES «
•V as promised, a ‘ variation."1• But now White’s class could not answer. Up
111.0 00,00 (o the cum of J 2 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 .
Southrrn Produrr Companj
Geo. A. D cCotlec, H*r,
cornea the history, though other find- down the row the question
This is to eertily th at at refular merl
F . F. D u tto n , I nr. in* of (he stockholders of the Soulhrrn
went, and finally landed at George,
Hanford L o d g e N o 62, P. a n d A. M.
1 0 3 .Frt O r.
variations may follow.'.'
* "T ?
Produce Company,
a corporation nrx«nixad and »xUtlnx under and by virtue of
an
urchin
of
probably
ten
years
of
In May, 1881. just 33 years ago
Communicationevecyfirst and thin!
the laws ol the S tate of Florida, due notice
N oilrr of Appllratlon for l a s !>»»•!. Und«i havtn* been (tvrn aa required by 1«»,
last month, a man from Tailshalsee age. "W h at did He do with them, Thursdays at 7:3*0.Visiting brethren
Hsctlos * b t C hsplrr O i l , Law* of Florida
th at Is by publication and tha usual no.
>
, came down to Sanford prospecting George?’’ asked the teacher. " S lr i" welcome.
N stln t t* hrr»by xtv*n th at O. II. F rfis lice by mail to each and every .toekholdrr,
purchaser
nl
Tax
O
rilffi-at*
No.
107T
,dil»'l
s
ta tin i therein that at the regular merlin,
answered
George,
who
hsd
not
i>a!d
O .X . Taylor'
F.
L.Miller
"If you move to Sanford." aSJl
Ih» 3rd day gl Ja n » A. IL, 1912, ha» fll»d to be held on June Sth. I9 | t. the matter
any
attention
until
that
moment.aald fvrtiffrat» Irr my nffir». and Las mad* ol amendment ol th* Article* ot incur
a lady of Judge J. Wofford Tucker’s
Secretary, m
VV. Mr
application lor ta x dr*d I d issu» in afford- poration would be considered, by a vote of
family,. "W e shall have you to or "W hat did God do with Adam and
anr« »Ith law Salt! •«•Mlflcat* n n iir s r u th* t h* entire stock It was deemed »spedirei
following d**rr!bed proprrjy situated In Som- to amend Articles 111 and IX at the Char
Eve whon He turned them out of.
ganize a Sunday school In Sanford.
Monroe Chapter No. 15, It. A. M. *
Inni» founty, Florida, to-w lt:ll*x. IMt S nl ter. ol the said Hnuthrrn Produce Company
,
«
WM.- r-—
- —----- 11 30. run K. 2.11 It
in the manner as berrrnaftrc *tatr-l, torre
"N o Sunday school In Sanford?" the Garden pf EdenT” repeated the
Meets
every
second
and
fourth
Thurs
lore notice I, hereby liven that the South
teacher.
George's
bare
leg»
and
feo
f
the Tallahassee man asked.
Th* said land b»lnx a»«r»s*d at lb» dal» e rn Produce Company Intends to apply to
day
in
Masonic
Hall
over
the
Impc^ia
ol tH» Usuine» ol auch rrrtlflcal» In th * nsnis the lion. Park Trammell, tiovrrnor ol Ih»
"N o ;" the lady replied, "W e were dirty ns a pig from the' mire,- Theatre. Visiting companions welcome.
ol W .-E. L. Hunter TH. Uniras said rortlff. S tato , of Florida, at Tallahassee, Florida,
and were in perpetual motion below
ra ta shall !*• r*d*»mr.| arvordlng tu law , tax on >h* 18th day of Aucust, A. I>- 1914, lor
• have a population of 400 and sev
J
.
F.
Knrnntz
0
.
L.
Taylor
d»fd will isau« th*r»on oh th* I4 lh day ol Ih» purpo*» of oblaim ni amendments to
his bench. He looked down on these j
fU nt. A. IL , 1011.
eral denominations represented, but
•aid Articles II and VI of th» C h a r ts of
Secretary
High Priest
Witness my official slinatur* and aval this tho said Southern
Produca Company, t o '
•winging, muddy members as if to
no Bundsy school."
tbo 12th day of Au*. A. P ., 1914.
cad aa follows:
draw an inspiration. Suddenly ho
---------.
E. A. fiouilava.
"A rticle If- For th» purpose ol buylnf,
The stranger was a Methodist. looked up. .’’.WellA*-aald-the- wait Semlnole*Chaptcr 2, Order Eastern Star
Clerk CSrrult Court «»minóle Co., Flo(ida. I 'Hint, e« U r tin e , 'easing, acquiring and
(Seal)
J
.
C.
Tloberts,
D.
C.
dealing fr agricultui .1 lands and buildings
B e came to Sanford the same ing teacher, "w h at else, George, did
Meets every Brat apd third Tuesday
Fri. **"
for the | -nduttion • tre, storage,
- . handling
month and invested in a commer- God do with Adam and Eve?” In each month. * Everyone who haa seen
jiurrh»««*
Ia try animila
amt
Natter
of
i*ri 4« » r II a« AgrlculiufAl
Application for Tai Heed Pndrr kind« »»Í
• d al pursuit. Promptly on a Sun; George answ ered' now promptly: hia Star in the E a st arc cordially invited
.Section * of Chapter 4M *. I.awa of pr«»<lur t «
m
kind
if f tllii»vra, ma
Fiorirla
■I ir*.
limrrrU, ahlpptng
r h *nr r >, l
day afternoon, a mas* meeting- gath "H e sent ’em to FlurHdy!"
to visit this chnpter.
Miai ufftrturr ftrnl drftl in 4II
ri*«», io I*
Notice
Is
hereby
given
th
st
F
F
Hutton,
ered in an unfinished hall over tho . We laugh; • hut poor George!
»
r
c
m
i
i
f
r
.
Aliya E Robbins, Socfy .
ft. «
« criniti ural pro'
purchaser ol T as Certified» Nd. 43*. dated dure »* •! dairy Lu* >•*«■. 1o rlrar land*,
new Lefiler block,' a wooden build "Flurrldy" must have been hard on
the Aral day o| Ju n e, A. 1). 1903, hna filed prrpar«- th»*m for rdltiv* on, and lo plant,
enld certificate in my office, and haa made cultiyfti'i and dral In «II n tn n rr of w nli,
ing. standing where the present him to make him think that a sen
Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P .
appllratlon for tag deed |o tratiar In hrvrK*tablr«.
frultr.
nut«,
frrr«.
brick block, now la at the foot of
rordanre with law.
Said rertificat» em nrac« plitila.
or oil
airirullura!
Meets second and fourth Tuesday»,
tence to auch a country was equal
braces Ihe following described property eq d tiry , vrertab)#, nrrhar«! «r.d (ard rn pro
ffanford avenue. Anything now at- to capital punishment for that guilty Nlstting knights always w elco m e.
uated In Seminole county, Florida, Kwwit: duct« ana rcquiiU rt any and every kind*
L ot 3 Moses
Lyman'e
Division, as-re- w hatever.'*
■ tractcd attention In the aettlerrient pair!cuieilwA
1»
* *’ * Rub
'
H. McLauiln
O. J . Mtlloi
Book A, page », Orange
instruction
The corporation «hall have power ii>
County rerorda.
In those days, and all aorta of people
103-Sl Fri.
K . it. and S.
.
‘~ C .C .
Eiiison White’s name brings to
conduct Ita huafnra* In alt It« brenchrs.
Tho aald laud being sa»*a»»d a t t h » data have .«in« or more oricr*. in hold, jiurchn*.
turned out. So the hall was filled mind an interesting item of. history
of th» lu u an rt ol such certificate in the
p«»r»ontl
u ftm r of Unknown. Unleu said certificate m o rtfaf* and convey r**ai and
and aeata were found on rough connected with those pioneer days.
»ro|H*rty In Ihe Stale of Florida and ■■ aril
«mill
be redeemed according to law, tax
Sanford Lodge No. 27. L O. O. F,
n nil other Hate« and foreign rountrir«
lumber, ’goods boxes and nail k'egs. What think ypu, with all our great,
|„
drj-d will
Is Chci.ll C o art Hevcnih Judicial Ctreali Is
111 Issue
issue the
therèon on t^ e 's ia t day ot
**Article V It Tha highest «mount of in*
Auxust A. D. 1914.
Meets every Mqnday at 7:30 p.
la and For Hoaalaolo C t A l r i Florida. I»
The meeting was called to order gushing artesian fountains, and the
debtedne««
or liability to which (he torpor«Chancery
Wllnew« my official signature and a*
lion at any Hme can «uhiert itaelf «hall l KSIa Mr Lucas. Complainant
and Judge Tucker, who wae called forceful flow „through out qUy frptn over Imperial Theatre.
ma in* aist day of July A II. 1914.
Ten
Thousand
Dollar« (1 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ).”
'n .
Cltajlon
• feV c
„
K. A. DOUGLASS.
L. D. Wicker W. J. U r i . urna. Dilrndatil
In Wltneea Whereof ti e Southern Tra
to .the chair, atated the object. the great water tower, when I tell J . W.*0. Singletary
Clerk Circuli Court. Seminole Co., Fla.
duce Company haa ciu«*<l «hie notice »nd
To W. J . M rl.uraa: •
.
.
», .
N. G.
The Judge wag among his neighbors you that In those early days there
certificate to he «igned In T» corporale nim«
99-fit-Frl
° 9 J“ aoh' , , •• U * C’
Whereas s bill ol complain* a* baan Iliad
by ita president, and eeiVd with it« f o r *
In this cou rt aa abbv* aotlUao. s o ,
.
and haring them as well in hand was no source of .'drinking water in
orate real, at(c«t«>d by it« secretary th»«
Whereas, d e a r » A- l>*f ‘MA
Gate
City
Camp
No.
6,
W.
O.
W
4th da; of Jwty.
aa a politician haa his henchmen the town of’ Sanford! There were
A. f-7
i t. 1914.
1» . ^
Hemloele
and of counsel for c « » p l» l» » n t ¿jW» m»d» 1« Conn of «ha Canate Ja
80 U T 1 IK H N rU O D ITC E C
CO M PA N Y
affidavit th a t it la tbo belief of affiant that
Meets second and fourth Wednesday tha
. they quickly organized the pioneer perhaps two or three moderate ai^e
In
ra
Eatata
of
r
taeal)
W
c
.
P. S warts.
dafrndant. W. J . M cLaca*
Amanda
L.
Tipton
President.
nights
in
each
month.
rraldrnl
ol
th
*
alata
of
Floflda
and
la
a
reaSunday school with A. E. Philips, private cistern*, but apart from
Lagateea. DUtHbuteas and Ait**l:
Idast of a alata
Philip
A.
superintendent; Ellison White, sec these and a few rain barrels, empty F. ju Miller
J- F. Hoolahan
S w atti, Kacrrlary.
aiata of Florida, ■nd th at hla roaidanra la
. j .1 . “ “r'u *ì.**ln* aglin a or Domandi
»T-fft-Frt
oMlAst aald E atata!
it tba drf.ndnnt la over
retary; and Mrs. C. H. Lefiler and half the ‘time, and the other half,
Clerk
Council Commander
it tan, and th a t there it no w -ï*'J!L “ ? d
•* Vo“
haraby L otlfl.d
¡rida, th a aarvtcs of
10
■■ F vial ma and daprraon in tha alata ol
Mrs- Chas. Bent teacher«. And full of wlgglatalla and breeding mos* Blt* jrou. of aitbar of you, may In Ibo Circuit Court, Nev-aih Judlrlsl Mrauhpoena upon
__ »auld bln»( aaldUnited
Brotherhood
of
Carpenters
and
per hap« 30 Bunday school scholars, quitqea, there was no drinking water
ant, th e re fo r« ^ ou. the aald W. J . McLuras,
« • a««»* oí Amanda. L . Tipcall of tha .Slate « { FUrfdo, for Ncmlnelr
raquired to appear to tha blU
Joiners of Amcrlra
Couaty
corapowid of big, little, old, young, in Sanford, eacept aa supplied from^
of
complaint
filad
In
thin
causa.in
tha
a
b
o
rt
1-1./ .court,'
_- on or
. _ abefara
a_ aa
* a_ .a «.a
Wilson A Toorarr FcrtliDor Company,
Monday, tha 1th
male and femal* and of a n y .o r no Ellison White's* deep well on the
Sanford Local Union No. 1781 meets _.tilled
a corporation
of Octob- -, A. f>. U l t i otherwise tba
ML
religious denomination, were en elevatlpn which we now call th ei first and third Thursday night at
Datad July 8th. A. Ü. 1914.
Alad ayalnat you »HI b* taken aa conFranklin P . Davia.
•*
. . . .
C. M. HAND. Sheriff.
Mod.
o'clock
In
the
Eagle«'
Hall.
rolled. A collection followed, and Sanford Heights.
To Franklin F . Davis and all persons whom
A dm ln lp tg.t., c . T . A. and D. H. N.
And think you,
It la fu ttb ar ordered th at tbi* natlce.be
It may .conrarn:
Sunday school llterpture was order this was a drittn well, or bored J . W, 0 . Singletary,
J. M. Brown,
■bllihed In the Sanford Herald, a urnaYou are heraby regursled to appear in
th* abovo entitled cause In which writ of
ed. By the time this arrived a well, an artesian well? Nay, verily.
Sec'y-Treaa.
President iper, publlehed In Her« In d e county, Florattach m en t was faaued on th* ard-wt*« of
more- euitable place of meeting had It was at} ofd fashioned dug ouf, a
July, 1914, on or bafor* th» rule « ly in
September, 1914, th» asm s b*lnf tho 7th
been sofured, ..which, was the towq curbed well, yielding pure, cool
' R. P. O. K. Sanford Lodge 1241
day thereof.
**»>
^
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K-A.
D
O
U
O
LA
93,
Tha Sanford Herald (a heraby dealgnaled
hall,” a long, crudb room over John water from considerable dtfplh; with
Meet firsthand third Wednesday night
Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole CoUnty.)
aa fha nowapapar in which thla notlea «h»H
By
J.
C.
Roberta,
]>,
C,
Dodd’s store, which is one of the no pump attached, but drawn to nt corner of First St- and Palmetto Aye.
ha published one* a week for two consecu
Serra» A D el'ilt.s,
tive months (nlna weeks).
old buildings now occupied by the the surface in a bucket!
IWJl/,
»»a »no
R. L. Peck
In witness whereof I havo hereunto sat
- r O. L. Taylor
n » t of BB<* °* ^*'jn**' f°r Complainant au pariena wh.omeorwr Interrat.d
In tba above my hand and affixed tha official seal of said
W ight Grocery Company, at the
aetata or In tha real ealata hereinafter describ court thla 3rd day of Ju ly, A. D. 1914.
Secrotary
Exalted Kuler
(Continued In Friday’s Issue)
ed. th at on tba 7th day of September A. D.
foot of Palmetto avenue. Thla hall
E. A. DOUGLASS,
la id , Mlcbeal flotundo, adm inistrator, will c , ■_ . _•*-r.k
-L^7 *!*“ . Cour,‘ Kovsnth Judicial
supplied with common benches,
present tn th rj Judge of Seminole County, ClrCircuit,
Tho Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior
Btnlnol« County.
Florid a, a petition now on file In tha C o u n ty
and bracket kerosene lamps were)
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Order United American Mechanics
Ju d g e1, office, praying that ha may t>*
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Ilooker,
directed to taka possession of tho lands
attached to tho walls for night ser
F l* r r1-9tc
Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P, purtbawr of T ea C m itirat* No.lOT». d atej hereinafter
doarrlbad a t aaeata of tbo device. The free uift of the MU for
d a r of Juae A. D. .. 1*12, hae ftled I cedent1* oetata and th at a Guardian Ad
M., In tho City Hall. Visiting brother* tald certificato
In ajy elfiro, and haa mado Litem may be appointed to represent the
religious purposes was granted by
•ÍÍ.V*of Florido
BeminoU Connlf
welcome- C . H. Smith, Rec. Sec.
appllcaUon fog tatd w d lo ivano in accordane* estd Vlttorla Vltlabo, « b e le a minor and 1 HUte
wilh Uwr 8*14 fiftiflcau e m b rirrt ih* fol under the disability ol noa-afei and that In ro Fatato o f,
Mr. J. E. Ingraham, who was the|
li i * * doocribod BfDp«rty s liu tu d ' in Hom» a eala may be ordered of the following real U II. Whltnor
agent of Gunernl Sanford, the owner
laole cou oty. Fiorila, t o - * l t :280(t. E and W eetata, confuting of three eaparata p ie c e of
Notlco la haraby gfvan to all whom It max
ny*»Ì* * « «ad « In N E «o r. Sto.ffTp 21. land eltuata in tba city at Sanford, for
of all unsold property in the tract |
th at on (h i l i t h day ol January#
m erly O ranta cou nty, now Seminole county. A. nrarn
D. 19IS . I shall apply to th* H on ors««
Conscience.
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aaaaeead * t Ihe date Florid *. *n a known on all of Block IS. and George G. Herring, Judge of aald court, *•
aurveyt'd for the town of Sanford,
IF y o u are a bor
of ,ttcb conlficato In Ihe l i n e L o t* 4 and S of Block Iff. Chapm an A
Consclenco Is a matter of education
r o w e r o f th is
ie-1
of Sanfoc) avenue.
fr- Vnleoa aald certificate Tucker'# Addition to Sanford, ae shown by Judge of Probate, for ray final diacharga »•
In combination with environment. Ï imuv.
paper, don’t you
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r^y*rw *ff accordio« to law, tax deed recorded plot to tha Clerk's office ol Orange adm inistrator of th* eatata of R. II- , " bU,*
nar. deceased; and that a t tha lam a III»* 1
Rev. A. A. Presbey,, formerly of
Many a wage worker haa done hla D * I mV *”*f , °* °« .tb e lo th day of Sept. A. cou nty, Florida, eald property bains lo 1f-w
think It la an In
alll prevent ray. final account* aa admln'*cated
on
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known
aa
Union
avenue
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justice to the man who I»
M.' E- Church, then a member
employer a grievous' wrong, and many
tr a to r of said aetata, and aak foe their »P*•/ fffVrfal algnaturr and aoal thta Kecond atreet, Senlord, Florida, or ao much provaL
paying for It t He may be
thereof ae th ill bo sufficient to pay the
be Florida Conference, .waa aervin employer haa ground an umployo llth day of Ae| * . D ..T *U . D ated July 9th. A. D . 191*.
<•*»0 ,
E . A. Douelaee.
out.lending Iml. hied nee. ol tbo oalalo, all
looking for It-at thla very
In tho.dust, yet In neither (balance hat i Cle»k U rru b Court, 8.r»lnoU Co.. FI*.
J. N. W-llITNEK.
Cb'apel a t Fort Reed,
of tbo personal oetata having been #*•
moment- Make It ■ reg
'Admfnletrator.
hnnatod. You. Carmel Rolando, V lttorla
— „ . 5 / Ja». C , Robert*. 1), C1
either
been
reproached
by
an
accus
other appointments, and|
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ular visitor to your home.
Vlllano and all other person« I Disrooted are
ing
conscience.'
therefore, hereby enjornaaded to tp p o ar
Tha subscription price U
’.¡reach in tho town
boforo me, County Judge ot Semlnolo
ah Investment that will
th. The Methodist
at tbo court house in Su Im i I
n o ticc ^ b
.County,....
d was tlien orgauit
tbo elockholden off t a t i ,
p M * « « Habits of Industry.
!.. a corporation organ lied If an
Wakens Something Akin,.
•towards was
Women In FTanVe nnd other coun
tho leer* of Ik* Stalo of .n o t 1
To bo able to appreciate anything
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of
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tries of Europe nre much tnoro Indu».»ford. Florida, a t 10
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«scellent rtvonlrthat something akin
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to that eicollence also dwells In our
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E. A O. E.7 T h at't an account* ant’a phrase .and mean* "errors anti
. omissions excepted."
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mean? Well, I ’ll
you an example; I approached my house one
evening and heard muaici. it wus
the piano; I paused o n -th e porch
and listened; then; were sweet
plaintive sounds; then .th rer were
louder strains; iheiy wall* a*
• moans oL distress; tlicn mutterlngs
as If the distant rumblings of an
earthquake; then loud burst after
b u n t following in. quick succession
until the alf was rent, and, with
Mrs. Hemana, l seemed to hear
"T h o crashing of the thunders and
— ~therr*araw ok*4ii*> lpbwet’.'
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THE SANf o il D HERALD
PAGE THREE
THE AMERICAN SENTIMENT
THE
ENGLISH SPEAKING PEO PLE SEEM INCLINED
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T h e A r m o r e d C ru is e r A rg y T F "
Those who compose tho large ele
ment of our citixens'hlp that derives
its blood from G erm any,'direct
ly or through parents who were born
there, fed greatly aggrieved that the
preponderating public sentiment vrf
tho American people seems to be ngainst their Fatherland and in favor
of its foes in the trefnendous strug
gle that is now being waged in Eu
rope.
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"“ This feeling-on-thelr.purt is very
natural under the ‘circumstances and
entirely justifiable. It Is a m atter of
patriotism for them to feel that their
country Is right, whatever may he
the facts, and instead of condemning
them for feeling as they do wo ought
■-tent rfmfre
u rfo r t t —
There is po race upm rtho face-erf
llK JlcU lsh armored cruiser Argyll wns launched In March, 1004. She ti the earth the members of which are
■ OW«'of-»li jwauobi
of tho sumo type tircludeU In the. cMl mates of 1001 more warmly and enthusiastically a t
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She- has 21,000 honrepomerand a speed of ttventy-two knots. Hhe carries tached in aentiment to the country
four 7.6-lnch guns and two eighteen-Inch torpedo tubes.
from which they sprang than Gorrnans. They emigrate to other lands
arid spend there the remainder of
their lives, and may rear there their
children, never seeing ngaln, with
physical eyes tho .Fatherland: but
there is nlwnys an indissoluble chain
invisible* though it may he, that hinds
r them to the land that they left.^
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Do they deserve adverse criticism
for this? Far from it; they merit
' ever the highest admiration an'd the
wannest praise. The Germans are u
sturdy, thorough;' steadfast ifeoplo,
hard to be turned from a purpose
ohre formed and ulmost unconquer
able'. In the many years of constant
P hotos by A m erican
S u b m a rin e s
K I I E an* t«<' v|,*V« <, r n typical B ritis h su lim a n no O ne pictu re show,
t h e -vessel mi tin- - u r t i n e mul th e o th er s h o w s It s ub m erg ed with Lbe siile
re m o v e d
Hn*
tru ener -smnrKCtnTTTT o f th e m n c h ln e ry I» mdlruiisi
Thank Goodness I”
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veryman : “ I think you ought to thank
me. They just got here this morning.
Yes— pretty hot day for ironing,
so I unpacked them and brought
j
them right along."
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Mrs. W orker:
“ I am
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more than thankful— I
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am perfectly de>
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lighted.”
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G-E Elect ric Flatirons and
Fan* will chase away the wrin
kle* placed by the touch of
care and worry on the
face* of your mother*.
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wive* and daughters. V *
Come in and
make your selection
from
The Leaders of
the Market
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5,?.£0* IRONS
N O W
$ 2 . 5 0
SANFORD LIGHT & F U E L CO
110 PA R K AVENUE
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St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida:
Fathers
TE R M S - $225.00
Ballard’s .■
Snow Liniment
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the part bf the American people, and
naturally and justifiably no, as wo
have admitted, they should not per
mit themselves to feel resentment.
The condition of feeling on the part
of the majority of (he people of the
•United States is quite ns natural, and
for the same reasons, as is the
attachm ent of the Germans to the
country of their old home. Though
many cxtnincousailctnenu.hauttkbeep
grafted upon~rtihMfrsfftMT^^?F~s7nce1
the old days of the Pilgrims and the
Cavaliers and the settlements at Ply
mouth and Jmnestown, it should be
remembered that the parent stem of
the American race grew in British
soil:, thut while the German says' the
^ F a t hciiamtyV we with rqrtji atfecttion, speak of the "M oth er C ou n tr^ ’.
There is also a traditional bond
that binds us to France. Wo cannot
■forget that the original strung!« for
the right to govern ourselves the
soldiers of France fought by the sides
of our forefathers and aided them
m aterially In achieving the finnl vic
tory that made us a nation.
, B u t aside from these sentimental
considerations, the sanso Of justice of
the American people is deeply involv
ed and h a s'much to do with the for
mation of our judgement of the place
of the right in« this rontest and the
location of the wrong.
Whether justly or not, the impres
sion exists in this country that if the
German Emperor did not actually
.bring on the war of bis volition and
intent, he allowed it to pass through
the stages in which u word from him
would have prevented or stopped itnnd lie did not speak that word; hut
by the arrogance of bis conduct for
ced war upon other nations that de
sired earnestly in avoid it. So b e lie v
ing the direction of the sympathies
Of tiie Amr«¡can people is natural
and not to be wondered' at
It may be that the national mind
has been mn^e up upon fals^ information emanating from prejudeed
source.», if so, upon the erroneous
character of the foundation of the
judgement they have formed being
demonstrated there will be justice
rendered quite ns promptly and ns
fully ’a- the adverse impression has
been formed.
Is a Healing Remedy for All Ailments of
the Flesh of Man and Beast
The speed with which this splendid liniment heats np a bad
wound or soro has surprised and pleased those who were accus
tomed to the slower and uncertain effect or less powerful reme
dies. I t mends the lacerated flesh so quickly that there Is but
little time lost from work. In relieving rheumatic pains, neuraltrla. sciatica. It ,haa done and Is doing a wonderful work. Many
chronlo victims of theso diseases have found to their great satis
faction that It cures an attack in a traction of the time required
by the ordinary treatment. .
Itt Is equally cffectl
effective In the flesh aliments of animals.—Owasrw
blooded atosk rati
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This remedy Is needed In every tiw« ñ y ~Tf Its great power and
afflcacy was generally known, no family would be without It.
Price 25b, 50c and
ja m s
TT iallaro
$i,00 per Bottle.
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WM. G. ALDRIDGE
L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D S T A B L E
C o rn sr P a r k Avenue and S e co n d S tr e e t
C O N TR A C TO R S F O R A LLK iN D S O F HEAVY HAULING
Large supply of H o r s e s , Mule a.
Wagons and H arnoss always
on h?nd F o r Sale o r Exchange
B lack sm lth ln g and Wagon R e p a irin g In co n n ectio n
‘ Don’t play with serious matters—
don't YOU carry your owm Insurance
against
TORNADOS
for you’ll find the money wanting when
tho storm has wiped out your property
Have our strong, reliable company
carry your risk.—nnd bo on the safe side.
Reasonable rates
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Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co
b o o t l e s s o f soda w a t e r s and
I ’reaa A ss o c ia tio n .
T y p e of B r itis h
Conducted by the
Bfiodiftint
Nsglcctcd wound« produco old »ore« and
tb«M In time develop ulcera which eat ewejr
tbs vitality.
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Full
ructions
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’ reps: itory, .Comnerchti and Cla¡ sical Courses .
TOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS REV. DIRECTOR
ljuinr) Growers Making Success of
This Great Crop
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Asparagus appears to bo' hne of
t lie products of the soii that can be
profitably cu lti^ te d in Florida, es
pecially In northern and western
sections of -the state,_ Believing It
possible to produce the highest
grade of asparagus for the markets
of the i'nited S tatty at a lime when
no other section could make ship
ments, the Vall-Sylvester stock farm
near Quincy three years ago planted
asparagus to develop this industry
and now have fifteen acres which
will be ready for shipment In the
winter.
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This acreage will not be sufficient
to supply the demand by any means,
but with the successful returns from
the crop this winter it Is certain to
stimulate tin interest among the
truckers of northern and western
Florida, w here' the lands are said
to be superior to any in the world
for this particular crop,
. To those Vho ¿io not know of the
possibilities, of this industry, it will
be information to them to learn that
an, acre will produce more1 than a
thousand dollars worth of this rare
vegetable, __ _
The scarcity, of asparagus In cer
tain seasons has made it necessary
for the canned article to be called
into use, for there is an ever in
creasing demand fo r'th is vegetable,
which the appetite of tho rich man
calls for.
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After the land is thoroughly plant
ed and thè roots are matted in the
rows or hods, the land does not hitve
to he reptatiled for a score of years
nnd the planter h is merely to a t
tend to the gathering of tho teneder
sprouts which corno up over night.
News of the large pro flu derived
from the cultivation of celery and
lettuce und tomatoes and tobacco
on Florida lands are nothing com
pared with the profits which will
come to the Quincy firm which Is
the pioneer in the asparagus fiejd.
IN CREA SE IN IN SU RA N C ERA +ES
In the Nnrththe rate Is 5 0 In 60 cerfta
per year. Where it is necessary to
have fires from eight to ten months
in the year, the rate is only about
one-half that of the South, where
Soto, Agents for Orange CUy- Springs Mineral Water
tires arc. used occasionally only for
two or three months. Considering
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this; the rates would figure three or
four, timea a» high in the South as in
the North.
And now there is n new scheme. At
the meeting of the rate-makers* to be
held a t Niagara in September, a new
increase scheme is to lie worked. In
stead of writing a three-year policy
for twice the prite of u one-year pol
icy, as heretofore, the new rate, is to
Complete abstracts
from the
records of
• 3.-f
be two and 'one-half.
T h ree years ago tho basic rate of
Orange and Seminole Counties; Taxes
dwelling insurance in Dol-and was
S 1.00 per hundred with a three-year
paid for nonresidents.
policy for 12.00 per hundred. B u t
. C. W..GOODRICH, Manager.
since their, the insurance trust has
grown real generous, and in consid
eration of our paid fire department
and hetter , water service, cut D*B
rate to 00 cents per hundred. At the
same time, however, tho trust put
on 16 cents per hundred for tenant,
and also 15 cents per hundred for of John B Stetson University, De Land/ Florida
furniture, making the present raid
•OfTere a two and a three year course of study
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(after the ‘‘reduction” ) $1.20par hun
dred.’’ This is whore DeLand "gota it
in the neck;” If a D eLand man in
sures hia home and rents tho housethree months in the winter, fils rntd
of insurance is jumped to $1.05 per
hundred, with an additional 16 cents
per hundred for his furniture. This
is the big increase the good trust has
has giyon us for our .$4,000 fire truck.
Senator Conrad Is one of tho -In
fluential'business men in the Fjorida
Legislature. An investigation into the
comparative insurance rates startl'd
by him, would possibly mean thous
ands of dollars in- savings to the
S T A N D A R D itA IL R O A D O F TH E SOUTH
State. Mr. Conrad is a large property
owner; Jie is recognised as a sale nnd
sane" business man; an investigation
statted by him would be recognised,
not a a an effort to hold up the lo b
DAILY
byists of tho insurance, trust, but as
Lv.
Jacksonville
a legitim ate effort to honeflt ’ the
Atlantic Coast Line
3-D A ILY TRAINS EA ST-3
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Savannah....
Richm ond...
Washington.
New York...
No. 82.—Florida à West Indian Limited—Free Reclining Steel Chair Car* ta
Washington—Electric Lighted and, Fans.
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No. 86.—Palm etto Limited— Free Steel Reclining Chair Car* to Waahlngton—
Peculiar Furnishing of Bird’s Neat.
Electric Lighted and F fina. _
■ A golfer who was playing over the
B t Neots (Huntingdonshire. England) No. 80.—Coaat Lins Florida Kta.il—Local Sleeper to Savannah. • ••
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links tho qther day hit his ball Into
• Steel Pullman Cara of the highest dona operated on all trains. Atlanth
a hedge, and after searching for It
some tlnA without success, observed Coast Lino Dining Cars operated op/Traînes 82 and 86.
a bird’s n e st Frdm curiosity more
For information and Pullman reservations apply to your local agent or writ
than with any expectation of finding
hit ball there he looked Into the neet
A. W. FRITO T, Division Passenger Agent
universal rate on dwellings- and and found not onty his own ball, but
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farm in the South Is $1.00 per year, threa others as well. .
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WHY S O M E FAIL
otlice on every day except Tuesday
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Friday
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at
which
times
Here
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some
words
of
wisdom
T»«*<J*r »ml rW a y U om ini By ,
the now* will be found in. the Her* from the Zolfo Springs Truth: "N ine
I HE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY «Id. This practically gives our read failures out of ton among northern
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ers a daily paper ’five hours In ad pcople^'ho settle in Florida n$n lie
W. M UAYNtll W u i l n w M . n . j , ,
vance of any dailies that can pos- traced to ini s manage merit They come
u 6 , f , iption P rie r. S 2 .0 U a Y ear In S rtvn rcr aihjy reach
Sanford and demon to this state with the Idea in their
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strates that as psuni the Herald is heads that they are going among a
Uellrewl la (be City br earner 12 (10 tier »ear
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on the job.
lot of ignorant, »ujierstitious people
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advance or 20c per month.
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W ho said: “ If you w an t to know w hether you are destined to be a ,s u c . ------ O;-----who do not know the first rutlinymU
t* arment» In a ib a n c muni In made at office.
The Hcrnld wishes tu^cajl the a t of farming or business management
c e s s or a failure in life; ask y o u rself: Are You Able to S av e M on ey?
E a tarad a i aacaod-ciaav mail matter Auiutt 22nd tention of the men of Sanford to i.an(j th at, with tiieir superior intelli-j
1*08, at üU Pu»loffie» at Sanimi. Florida,
If not, drop out, you will lose; th e seed of success is n o t in you. ’
the meeting of the Commercial gence, they can reverse the order oft
adder Act oí Marrh 3rd. 1870 _
Club next Friday night at the city things and show the ‘ cracker* ui
Talenbonr No. 814 hull. The last meeting was a good trick or two. The ‘cracker* lias lived
Office In Herald Hulidin*
one and since that time many new here all his life and practical experi-1
fliflif him
film just
lltaf how
lime* to]
fn
members have* enrolled.
Rut the nnen
ence Tina
has tn
tnoght
will always rem ain a problem to yo u if you do not a t som e tim e face th e
"FO O LISH T R A D Ì N O"
club needs your presence at the handle and cultivate his land to th eij
issue of making ends m eet with th e means a t h an d , bu t th e problem will be
northerner j
> A i Mproducers and builders, the meetings as well as ' your money^-bejt advantage. The
A ipiTOvi n fmtiplij .excel all ptoVioU* and next Friday night should wit brings with him ideas or knowledge;!
Hvilltiitlnn »ml u.» arc u ¡»resent ness one of the largest crowds of gained in the north where the soil j
day marvel in business clllciency, tjifc season.* We have work to do and climate conditions are vastly !
but in. dealing, with foreign coun apd should be at it without delay. different from those here. He applies']
th a t -day when you assert yourself m aster of th e situ ation ijpd -say: “ I
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tries we are a sorry lot of traders.
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his theory of northern-gained knoai** i
will not spend m ore than I earn, b u t I will sav e for l o m o n w r u g a r d l e s s '"
E v ef'sin ce Williasn Pent» traded.the
Clarence Woods of the 'Eustis edge toWWr soil and h j f.^lsj^o jp akei!
Indians a handful of trinkets for Lake Region continues to get out a crop, while his leas astute neighbor j
of the sacrifice.”
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w*hat"*hr t\uw the state of I’cnnayl- the niftiest paper in. Florida and wfio'TiftVrt»!irTmjn"sense to use his head
r .i t ‘^ V n tE te iK r r ilitie s of this ihstitun()R a t ^ t a r f f m x i c c r i t r * i s - a k i n ^ t o - - — '
virrrtsr.^lbe -Amer+ejrn*«TeopLe h are fast "tnfdr*h*<t hls‘ Jmwt frfYff* ■eitv*
been selling their birthright to for- hcllishcd wtrh-a- br ief ’W-marie~olg*-w *
—
crim inal to -n cglect your op p ortu n ity ioc~ ■s a H n g i ’a n d - i r o ^ ^
cigiiers for u mess of jmttage, so to type in th e - l a he Region office and S A L V A G E * F f l O M L O S T S H I P S
m ent and we urge upon you to
apeak.
filled with good things about Eustis
Wc export over $50,000,000 of airfl Lake county. Clarenh? la the Specie In Quantity Haa on Occaalone
Been Recovered From the Victim*
cattle and thefr products per * n"Treal thing, and knows the advertis
of the Ocean’a Fury.
num, which feeds the natibns of ing game as. no other and Eustla
Europe, and our American heir will l»e placed' on the map in large
Although tho chances of being able
esses spend a similar sum in buying type as long as. Clarence Woods is
to do bo aro considered doubtful, since
and maintaining counts, dukwi and at the^helm;
(he Ilea In - 17 fathoms of water, tbtr
L-iv3xied peerages. Those foreign no
-O Canadian Pacific railway hna not
blem en' are, as a rule, absolutely
It is rather difficult to get n line ibandoned all hope of refloating the
worthless— in fact bccorn« a .per on the war in Europe. Y op gô to Empress of Ireland. At any rnto, every
petual liability— for it costs more u German and he is sure his coun effort will bo mado to .recover tho
money; to operate and keep them In try will win. An Englishman, Frcnc £200,000 worth of silver, tn 1C3 bags,
H. E. TOUR
R. R. DEAS
M. M. SMITH IL R. STEVENS
repair than it doe* to run our cotton Frenchman or Russian is just as which fa still In tho spccia room of tho
Anil fish lrr
u a irf
Akf.l'rrddfßl
l'rv«ideiti
mills.
European royalty puts the sanguine and even our Japs think
minK iunken liner.
black sheep of* 'its families on the (bat Japan will be the greatest naTho most notable salvage of niTver
block and our rich American girls tion after, tile war. As far an San- du|fng recent year* was made niter
buy them and we. virtually exchange ford U concerned there is no Imme- tbo Oceana Bank In yio channel In
railroads, wheat fields and-.milUbns dlate danger of the foreign troops j“ «*»>. 1913, through collision with tho
of. dollars' worth' of products of coming- up tho SL Jo h n s riv'er. aS. p.,B0KUfc‘ th o wor*
h^dered by
farm, mine «und factory for titled long as the dredge boat is at t h « iltron« current, and tides, but during
tho Huccecdlng three month» silver
•*■•
paupers who could not
resold fo r1 docks
worth over £500,000 wan recovered at
any sum. . It doc* not require.for— o -;
l very low cost. Tho Ocqana was ly
• elgn treaties, a fleet of war vessels
Dob Holly of the* Sanford Herald ing quito upright; tho Empress of Ire One Inch Cards Will lie-Published Un
or tariff revision to stop this enor is studying Russian and last week land turned turtle— obviously a very der This Mending Al The Kale Of J7.20
mous. loss. It needs only common he got one of his lessons mixed up much more dllficult position for buI Per Year.
aensq In the homes of the rich.
with a news story , on T e rn a tidin’» vngo work.
"
m
We export $18,000,000 of lumber Ice war, with thitf result: "These
Tho £200,000 worth of silver, howand timber, and American tourists people say that the first map that over. represents but li Bma l l portion
spend a similar amount In motor comes* around and gives the biggest of tho money which went down with
ing pver Europe and sightseeing lump of ice will get his pxzzxkxgi" tho Ill-fated vessel; for thousands of
D e n t is t s
pounds belonging to tho passengers
in foreign* lands, although the most — Hawthorne Herald.
themselv«*#
must
havo
been
lost.
T
h
e'
enchanting seen « of the world ure
All of which means in Russian
average passenger on one of the*»
on the American continent.
that he would get his.
liners usually carries a plentiful eup
G arner A- W oodruff Rtnldmj,*
*
----- -O -----, ’ -------CL ■*- .
ply of loose cash and bank nolcs with
U N D ER FALSE P R E T E N S E g
T h at was a pipe dream in the Ko- I)Ini. and It Is estimated, as in tho caso
One closing word about a state pbrtcr-Star about the young German of tho Titanic, that tho Tots of paper
Terms Moderate— Strictly Cauli
ment ma<V by the Jacksonville men baker w*hp o^Wned an Btilontolrtle «mltmonpy Imtonglng to p*mwnK**ru themaeroplane
in
Germany
yet
was
bakselves
muBt
havo
been
enormous.
who are endeavoring to collect $200.Tint banka. It might bo mentioned,
0 0 0 .for a job a t.th e California fair. Trig for a living and who intends to
join
the
German
army
the
Fnr
aro
tho gainers In such cases. Tim
They aay that California will spend
Phone 319
East
yet
Intends
to
get
married.
Joe
usual
proceduro when bank notes aro
*‘$20,000,000 to boost the fair."
Thus, in face of the- fact that the Reese ought tgjtn ow thoy they don't j 1(>"t 1* to at onco Inform tho ltatjk of
bake ^hile ncrftphi'nlng. neither do 'England, giving tho numbers. 1 hen it
regular session of the legislature of
GEO. A . D e C G T T E S
they
[pin tho arm y during the horns >■ B/ * * “ * 2 i0 Wftlt.12 mon,h" 11 hy
th at state when called upon to make
'th a t ttmo Hie notes have not been re
•an appropriation for the project, de moon. Come ugnin, Joeturned tn tho bnnk, you may obtain ATTORNEY ani . COUNSELLOR at LAW
clined to do so because there were
j the cash on again p'resentlug tho nuinWord
cornea from Palatka
Practice in State and Federal Courts .
no funds in ' the treasury for that
.....................
, , , that
. . a|! here and giving the bank a letter of
liew
dally
will
bfc
launched
ip...that;
indemnity,
guaranteed
by
your
bankpurpose, seems like trying to obtain
(in nier-Woodruff Didg
Sanford Fla.
money under false pretenses. .The city on Monday, September Hth. cf*. to refund the money should tho
s ta te 'o f California declared that if H. P. Norwich will lie thg publisher! notes ever be preaenlod, in which case
Phuto by American I’n-ss Aeeoclatlon.
DR. C. G. B U T T
any* of the various counties desired and manager and the Palntka Morn-; tho bank la bound to pay again,
to make an appropriation they could ing Post bids fair to bo one of th ej If tho numbers on tho bank notea
DENTIST
do bo; but the state was not in a best in the galaxy of state paper«, j *ro unknown, and.tho notes aro never
In the couhlct between Auntrln nml Hcrvln n »,'ri-ni ilt-nl of the fightln;
Wo
will
await
the
first
issue
to
pan
found,
tho
money
goes
to
tho
unposition. Several counties made ap
Office: Y(.well DuiMinu
will
be lu tbo mountains. Neither country- hn* a llrat cIiik* navy, nnd "
claimed
bank
balances,
In
which
thero
propriation*—anil will have their judgment.
nrtnle*
wlll.be dt*|a*inled on for victory. In this picture there 1» »hown a
are
always
huge
amounts
of
other
peo-O ■ SANFORD. FLORIDA
booths—but the main intention of
ber o f the Austrlnn mounlnln gtina Tlicno ure manned by etllrieut cur,
plo'r money.—London Tlt-DIta.
Elsewhere In this Issqe is an ad
th e fair Is, a*.all know, to sec how
»i>bflor*. about »lx men to each imiil
TIIOMAM KMMET WILSON
much money the visitors will' leave dress delivered by A. E. Philips at
Light Humor.
K. FKKCJUSON HOt.'.HIIOi.OI.lt
there, cither of their own free will tho cornerstone laying of the new*
In the latter half of tho cightcotith
or tinder compulsion. The Jackson Methodist church and .giving the century ono of tho members of a little
&
ville boomers should use some other early history of Sanford and San- scientific society in L iv erp o o l, Eng
■form of argument to coax* the colrv furd churches. It Is most In terest land, laid a curious wagor. Ho bet a
LAWYERS
from the chests of the capitalists'.— fng to-old and young alike and will brother scientist that he would read a
newspaper by the light of a farthing
appehl to the readers.
Palm Beach Post.
•
Florida
dip at a distance of 39 feet The U. S&nford,
The Trlplfc Alliance of Orlando com H., finding tho Teat difficult at even a
#»
l&HMINATEB MIDDLEMAN
posed of the school Board, the news sixth of tho ^distance, cheerfully ac
Ojllrials o%the United States De- papers and th e. teachers have de cepted the Wager.
Tho layer merely coated the Inalde
(airtm cnt of Agriculture have been clared war on Supt. McKinnon and
of
a shallow wooden box with Hoping
testing out tho parcels post as a tho heavy guns are uijlooaed every
DENTIST
pieces of looking glass, so as to form
means iff marketing eggs nnd have day. This matter will yet be tendered
« concave lens, placed It behind hla
found it highly satisfactory.
The to the Hague Conference for eetUe- farthing dip, and nSadlly deciphered . PEOPLES BANK BUILDING
'departm ent has shipped 466 lota, mpnt.
the small print at tho stipulated dis
ROOM 9’
‘«onslsting of 9,131 eggs to various
tance.
Lparts .of the nation and .upon ar
Tho experiment was witnessed by a
The Herald has eallad attention
He was a
rival a t destination, only 327 eggs, to the importance-of a Curfew Law Liverpool dock-master.
or thrjto and one half per cent of for Sanford. If some of the parents thinking man*and saw great possibili
the total were broken. -Ten doxon could see their youngsters on the ties In this learned jcsL He straight
«gga can be shipped in ono container street* after ten at. night they would way adapted the principle ta: light
n distance of 160 mite* a t a cost of demand this law and see th at it house requirements, and forthwith tho
Th* National Weekly
modem reflected light, with lta miles
*4.7 cent* per dosen. This includes was enforced.
r
of reflected range and untold life-sav
the coat of transportation and conFirst Tim e
ing power*, sprang. Into being.
.. tuinw.
. .
We guarantee KOR-KEK to do all we claim for it or we
Tho Raiford Tribune is the new
in
C lu b s
Florida postal authorities advise est baby In the Florida Prcaa Gang,
will give your money back. This is not idle talk, but a fact;
Doll Too Much Lika Baby.
r«
th at the farmers and farmer»' wive* being an eight page, five, column
Thla ia a true atory: There la a little
our reputation stands back of it.
CtOm't has been
of this state'Aro utilising the parcels weekly, well edited and well print girl on the East aide of New .York to
told at $9.50. Now
post extensively in selling farm pro- ed. D. H. Mo -My U the inan be-- whom, a beautiful woman wanted to
th* pries U $2.50
sndws have secured
due? direct to the consumers and ex hlnd tho pen and wo wish him suc- give a doll. The woman brought the
sconceulon where
lltUe
girl
Into
her
Jnxarloua
home
one
cellent results have been obtained.
in his new field.
by ws can offer It
To preserve the life of rubber.
day and put Into her arms a doll—
L ast winter when eggs were being
at a Mill further
such
a
doll
as
Is
popularly
supposed
to
To
Increase .the mileage of tires.
«old I>y retailer» a t from 60 to 66
reduction In con
War Is Hell!
be
dear
to
the
heart*
of
lltUe
girl*
nection'
with
this
c*nts to the consume^ the ta m e rs
, Not to injure finish or garments.
‘ War ia who ltvo on the Eaat aide. But the
publication, q
General Sherman >*id:
vrere only receiving 20 to 26
lltUe girl drew back with an ugly
It is not a filler; it is a 6 per cent tonic, 94 per cent air.
per doxen for their produce, giving I’Httt*1
scowl. She didn’t want the doll, and
So
do
certain
letters
in
the
nnnv
You ride on air as . now.
KOR-KER prevents the air from
tho middleman -from 30 to 40 cant«
■he said ao. The beauUfnl woman
« U>( artel demand far C A r ’i at
escaping. 1500 miles added to your tire mileage by keeping the
on each doxen egg* be .handled. of these European nations now in thought her a very ungrateful child..
m b« w prict, » , he»« made t n i n t tmrnl t to
oor enrn publication tick on« rear
T h e parcel post system of marketing volved in the great conflict:
tires always up. No leakage from punctures, air holes or porous
It was not until tome time after
forth* prit* ot Caifa,'«a lone. Thla I» allmlltd
’
SW
ITZERLAND
tdfer sad mual b euken adven last cl promptly.
entirely eliminates the middleman's
ward tho little gtrl explained. She’d
tubes.- No rim cuts. Less blowouts. No loss of time or money
'
. FRA N CS •
always had babies to take car* of, she
profit and divide« the profit.of tho
hy
delays on the road. Increase your ojvn pleasure; also your
GERM
ANY
■aid. Bha'd had them to lug around
middleman amottg producer and confriends’.-H IG H E S T TESTIMONIALS.
with her almost a* soon aa ehe was
• SERVIÀ
s a js . i . ö ' . s a ’.- . - - j t r r . Not only 1« It lha
able to walk. She loved them, of , * m 4 rltiata a handbook but It [« «l«o «
.
RUSSIA
Treatment simpJe;~not* sticky; inexpensive. ‘ The tube can
maiaime lor th* •hoU.ImB^y. Aotons the
course, but at play time—wh*a they*
•The HereW- ia -giyjng the readers
ihitif* that a year « auheedptfan * t u are,
be transferred from one shoe to another; will not in any way
was *ucb a. thing a* play Ume-=*be
AUSTRO HUNGARY
the- war news ’fresh from the war
really didn't Want a doll. It wag too
interfere
with vulcanizing. Call or writ for particulars.
M
O
N
TEN
EG
RO
- m d no rehaah copied from
much tike the babla«.*
ENGLAND I
iphra goes Into the Herald,
' " ‘ T B ’i t o f c * . .
•
Distributor
UK) lUu,t,«l»d F u h n i
,
BELGI
have a |UUy wire service that
• :. : f .
* Cwpt5o>fareli
for Flcrida
expenal
Not th* Real Thing.
« • Ik i Ym > Km
* ‘ gtt the Idee," bawled
Sanford, Florida
to another, "that Jlat
i a flannel,mouth, you
P o r.S sU .h y S a n fo rd Motor Saloli Co*
A gents W anted
over me eye*!"
1
I .That
j
K
THE HIGHER COST OF LIVING
^SOLVED
BEGIN TO SAVE TODAY
SANFORD, FLA.
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Business Cards
Drs. Mason & Householder
\
V
A u s tr ia n M o u n ta in G un D e ta c h m e n t
Wilson' Housbolder _
TIRE
TALK
DR. C. W. FAIN
.
s
There Have Been Many Fillers and So Called
. Puncture Cures on the M arket. None
Have Proven Satisfactory U n til Now
Colliers
WE GUARANTEE (
Offer to Oar Reader»
W lm Yon C rt in Collier’. |
C. Chamberlain
/jL -.
v*I
0( llre.
�¿ m
k i
AUGUST 25 U H
~ •« n.- .-
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THE SANFORD’HERALD
•.-'-r
PAGE FITE
f ommereiai School» :jmJ Colleges
T. K. Unto*, tax naae&Hor of Sem
'M a rrie d In Sanford
inole rounty, motored to Palatku
Mr. C. P. Dickinson of Orlundo
Washington, D. C..' Aug. 25. A
from Sanford last Saturday-and re and Miss Marie Darby of Winter report i»»ued today by the Federal
Little Happenings— Mention O f mained until Tuesday. He was nc- Park were quietly married at a late Bureau of Ed it ration »how» that
rompanifd o n ' his trip hy Mr». hour yesterday nfternoon In San there are three commercial »chools
M a tte r s In U ric i
Hates and her sister, Mrs E \V, ford, coming to Orlando lunt night and hu<i ne»» college* in Florida.
Elliott* Ful.it kq News.
*
I hy automobile. The weeding is The 1913 enroll men t wait 1,018
PERSONAL HEMS Of INTEREST
Mi*» AIlie Trafford i» hack at her' 'luiu' “ " “' I ’" 1“* to hi» many friends Lpypitt. .It i* estimated that more
post in the 'H erald dllloe
after aa i
iHo young couplo in this city, who than half tlii» number completed
•e after
bile
11)ey.'. "»»pcctcd
suspected It
it might oro c - 1rein
com u
tin-rcial
two
w.*,*k»
%
.nation
.
1...
*
,,iN‘
l»lp>
nreal courses und a lurg
»petit in the I
summitry Of The Floating Small T oIKh
cur
some
tlay,
did
not
anticipate
'‘
number
are now employed in Flormountain» of North Carolina and
Kurrlnrtly Arranged For Hurried
so
early
ti
onion
of
hearts.
ida
hustness
institution»
her friends are delighted to have
Herald Reader«
Mr. Dickinson is one of Orlando'« *1 it the entire nation there are CIS
her wit It them once more.
The
Herald
ofllge
without
Mis»
Allie
i» leading young lawyer», a member business colleges and rommereinl
Mayor Thrasher is home again
of the tirm of Dickinson & Dick- school» and they accommodate 160.from a pleasant visit with hi* »inter like a version of Handel with the insoii. and Is ¡v gentleman of many* 557 «indent.» tutnually
This is uti
Hamlet left out
at Dunedin.
admiruhic traits of character, pop- average annual attendance of 2fill
Creen Smith has returned from uiur with every one with whom he pupil» per school.
U. E. Tolar* has returned from
where
he
went
for
medical
'
Chattahoochee
where
he
aecom- comet in contact.
Wa ycross
punied
Cruse
Harnes
several
days
The bride* is one of W inter Park's
The beet sugar industry of South
attention.
a lftc~— He itq m rtr the - condition- op most attractive und accomplished ern California is of large proportions
’ Sec Dutton for turnip, mustard,
Mr. Barnes a» very
serious as he jyoung
and
ofi ufiends
larger
than
•t
_
t
|||w , /
* /
m j t iiik
lladies
u U iu o H
im
ibus
u ia
ilots
iu a
u
vxinuc*
*ami
• •» * »
imuch,
m u v iiw
n
il g v t
t i
:i
ithe
lit*
jpublic
n ju u c
lettuce an cau i 0
I is suffering from a complication of |n Orlando who will welcome . her comprehends, experts claim Both
M rs. H. E. Tolar is the guest of diseases that have affected both to this c ity. She is the a d o p t« !,in L9I3 and in the growing crop of
her eistcr,
PafflslftJH it Geneva j mind and body and he is not cm*
- i t . -~,,i
u p. 1914 the beet sugar acreage in .Smith■preted to live
His many friends I Shepp.n Hto, nd is ‘4t« iq t cdl; popular ern California "was aha ut ail 0,000
'• this week.
Attorney C. P. Dickinion of Or-] her* 1* iM
“ri'‘V‘Ml to leurn ° f hirt with the young people of the col- Last year from thi»arraagc7tifi,] 10
You’ll Alwayn F u u L jja ...
__
_ rl
. —-• -• -V H lP C ir' ■"'VeX#'* " £ tm.
j
M
%
•.
le g e town;' who 'will unite in* w ith -j of beet» Were sliced, and-tlui rctiuad'i
[., _J_ ,T>rb>-.wwa.
"v
—hiu. I|u»hand it happy sugar nudc-irutu-LUu*».hwt»«**itSd»<i
* “ ‘ icgaA.ttMtw:«1-' —
1 Tliurs&ayr **nndand prosperous voyage t hrough Jifu. - O0l).*>***k pounds or.- 2..‘100,000 100" ‘ Get your ice cream from D u h n rfa ilnnd ,,:irk
,,j,’nlc conveniences
—
Orlando SitutiaeL—___
ESfjnnt—bags, Beet sugar companies
Ice Cream Factory.
85-tf
amusements. The only safe, clean
„ ---- —.-----------------i have nhout 115,000,000 invested in
! outdoor swimming jmjoI. emptied
B. Y. P. U.
I factories and ianils in Southern CalFresh yeast cakes, Imperial gas daily, cleaned and re-ftlled from ar
Tho B. Y . P. U. held Its regulnr ■Ifornla.
'
oline Irons nnd washers at Mrsi tesian well. Shower hath, toboggan
PIIONF. 275
• Th» Nwr.si Drug Stör»
SANFORD. FLA.
Simon's.
l*tl
slide
Leased privately also.
8t5f meeting Sunday evening. The bu!>ject was Eve, the F irst Woman,-^'
Hon, Forrest Lake has returned
i. Mis» Arnnko Tukuch and mother, rendered by members of Group No.
Ì E 0 4 L 'ADVERTISING
from a bittiness trip to Jacksonville Mr». B. E, Takuch-of Sanford are
4,
Mrs.
E.
E
.
Cox
lender.
The
fol
where he apent several dnys.
visiting the former's »¡»ter, Mrs. lowing is the program:
NtfJlrr nf Vpplltrallnn fu# Tal Herd I'ntlrr
New hooking orders for Hig Bos- Ernest Molnar for a few ihtys, They
24relian 575 wf ihr lírtirr»! Mlaluliyi
Scripture reading. Gen. 2:18-24;
Notirr h hrrwby ftvrn that Httllh E, 1
ton Lettuce and Cauliflower seed, have just returned from nn extendg -j.
i,y Mr."'Bray
Mf i 'I, (>tirrh»»«r of T u iVriiÍr*tt* Nu
, .
« ,,.
F. F. Dutton.
96-tf
ed vacation trip through the Middle j Tht, Creation of Eve, hy Mr». •922, ftatn| the 5th day of Novrmlirr,
a n 1H15. h.. film »«1.1 crrUilcit* in m>
'V« tak e pleasure in p resen tin e to class rooms to he used as the
»' West, thence through the great
ofllrr .».I h*. iq*.|r spplir .ii,.n tar i«s ,
r« ,d e r» . of T h e Herald a picture Junior Department.
Mr», Hrotherson has returned to
. ,, „ .
...
. „ ,
A l.y .
Thwe rooms
ni r wilh 1•« huid
.
. . . . .
.
,, , lakes lo HufTalo apd limn to Boston,
u »,.. c*..„
r*,1,„,.„i vi;,,* x i ... di*m lit H'Ur iti »rriif i|a•h*
l o l l n » i n«
nf
«Ir»
'Irw- nf tin* Men Hapli-Ht
hiirch now h o can he thrown into one' and also
her position with the Peoples Hank
. . . . . .
.
"
**‘ s Created, Miss M»r- rs-f tif ii « I , «-mltf
1
,
a .
later vi,»Hing Mr Molnar s mother* . l .,
r f it f «1 | » r t i | t n i v
* i 1 1* m I **«} tfi
i tu ft <tl r r o u i i .
.
.
r»- .
:
»i
*
,
,,
,
,
,
after spending two week» with rela.......
. .
.. .. J lna rox'
Honda, tu n i lire Nf: .ur «1 \ U ', .»fig cuu»trurU‘u
I nt* committee in thrown into the Sunday school uudi■
1
1
,
,
,
.
,
...
■
i
,111
New
fo
rk
(
it
y.
and
then
finally
i.',.,.*u
p,,:
F
a
ilu
r
e
,
Mi»s Linda ( on- •*( >■»- , v.r jic
u
i _run w ».-leeting this plan made a close tnrium. On the south end will bo
■
mmr
'
,
.
r.> e* r.il
lives
near Mirhol»
Nichols, tloridii
Florida
\ia the Savannah hue, tmully reach nelly.
t hr
i*mi *i,rin{ ...r —nt .i the ii*t•- .itutly of chfirch building through- four rooms similarly arranged for
For Salo--Pepper Plant«.
ing Gainesville on their way'•home.
Ihi* 1, UAnrfrt nf »yrh re*rtlfir»!f* ín i hç
Descripture of a Wdrlhy Woman, uf
Di Dir* «í tfjiKijDWii. 1Trali*«4* tiáifi r^rtifleát» out the country. The building Is so' the Intermediate Department.
Lindly Walker.
The trip was a most delightful one, Miss Ethel R oberts:
■h&tl t># r« «lr*nir«! arruriUnit lo !•«, tai arranged as to take rare of all de
* ill U«m* thrftfñn «n fh** 2Uh <1•> of
Wijst Side.
Third Floor
ia tp and after a three month»’ rest Mr».
What the Gospel is Doing to Up- Nt'plHii ber, A. iT\Tx
partments of church work.
The
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o n u 1n tthroughout
LiFmlierK nnt tl
iâ W
af Ii I- L
\Aiih#** n».
ray iltllflA
M. M. Sm ith, Dr. Schultx. the Ja k n c h and daughter are anxiouj lift
Woman
the
World,
) -, .w
vmn.i, nensturr »ut|^ ,e»l plnirht prnrtintlly th e wnme na-thnt*—The -third floor •will ‘tx* twed" as
; tnf* thr 2|»| t!i> of Avnru*! \ I» 1T>11
G ainesville Sun. Mr». Cox
L* \ im riil ASF.
Misses S m i t h and little M ik e S m ith , to get h ack home.
of tin* Third Haptist church of St church parlor* and gymnasium. 'T h is
Wrl rsitn ,.|i* I
rY I irritlt
Clo*inu
UmytT.
Mr.
Fortiori.
all of W in te r Park were tu the citv
l.ouib. Mo
Mr Hyman, the pastor 'I*»«' wiU he for pleasure and recreaK«.h* r* », i>
J
NEW R E S T A I . RAN Y
i ’,1»
W ** uift* very much cncouraLt«*ii, **
tif the church here recently visited ‘ ¡tin anil will be equipped in the
yesterday.
iivir «mr lari;«* altrmlmir.i' nnd wt* 1
tiii» church in St. I..... i*. u¿ well as v,,ry best manner. The Y. M. C. A:
or 6 doses .fififi 'will tire.ih any
•T'lie Hi ll Restii urn ne w ¡1 upon ot.
i»f Ag*faiir atlii I«*» I , I » . •t I mit f m an;
h . o p r ( m i tv t o r n i i i i i t m i
I n In i N t * t i u ' i i )
Nutt
other modern, chiiTche» in «leu ha» I.... it taken in hnnd hy tho
i 5 **l I Ii * ii ** f l i r t a i
I .»I ni I r »
c^im‘ of F e v e r or < tolts
Price J,. \ugust I !Mh ui the Ulne» Et uil : I■.
\
each . timlii•
------ . i*\« mn^
e
ot lier eitles. Mr S. O. Sliinhotter, ' hurcli anti will he mude a great
I l f , First St. Meals anil »hurt orders
cents.
V l-2 h t
t-f "I »ii i t*f t *ii* i*i • %i*» *Mi, i
|*irn
We have lieen. inviteli to go to 4 * •.
i In eontraclor has proved himself feature u( the new tdiurch.
f h •• ' r * I i l a ;
nt J u fl" A
!•
IH AND ABOUT THE CITY
Hitch Up and Drive Here at Highest Speed
For Anylfiing in ihe Drug Line Thai You May Need
SEM IN O LEPHARMACY
Mr*. S. M O verm an i- in tin*
lit;, tiiduy packing up her imlhnerv
slock, p ro p a ra tu rj
tu m oving io
Tampa w h ere »In* will engage in
llll»ll»*»S.
*
will he served Furnished ruomi. u p
U rlan d o
stair- Kl>*n Ever Propre-ior
' , l *1
Nulice Srhord 111 a mi natimi
Th,
letu her»' c o u n t y \ a iiii *:»: u'l
for
h n ty certificate» will !••• lc*lT
T y jxrwritur Hihlion»
Ri*memher
the Herald when you need one at ^ a n io n i huginning Tni*»day
Arn make machine.
75c delivered Sepl
8th at 8 u m
F o r white
anywhere.
P h on e 148
^ 85 if
1 leuchen» ill tile Sanford High Sellimi
^
for colored li- u h e r * in tin- ll.ippt r
The I ecillUl! M lifU V i n l
entertained h> Mr» i 1' limes at \va ile m;.
A li*S vi otic dolls r Will hi o n
her home on Palmetto avenue next
leeted of «nidi examinee,
Hring ink,
Saturday ut 5 ft. m
5 or C doses
cant* of F e v e r
fitifi
or
will
b erak any
( hills.
Price 25
cents.
94-261
pen an<l paper
|> I. T H U \ S 11 E It, ,'Mipt
1-ltc
next
f i l l ' l l »4**1
-s-r f I f i r n >■ lit
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F r i d a ; to fender a
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We will tell you tproto
r( v sit u » t • <1 111 Sr miVmlr l ourjly,
Vi. *. •, -, wit I o'* i* %.* M »M
mitre ihout it tiext week
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Mr Win
R a y n o r and d au g h ter «1***1
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Min* L a b e
have retu rned from a isl V»
nruff Sr.ft «ral
fni» unir fat
I I, 'U, * * 1( ¿i, • v ' ' 1*»t 1
Melightful Vt-il of several m onili- It-.- 1*
! \ i •*1 •. t t
1*t 1 t '-¡r tu* ( <i,i-t '■‘»»liti
tri i hrrr old hom e at (InndgTmind
1
n,
.t.
ii> j < Ui*i»«-rlv I» *
i. I Mr-. Itnvnor will be home tin* T .*
r' *
tir»t of S e p te m b e r
Scf.
>if Vgjpllr aliali f ni ! ni 1>t*rsl 1 ntl« r
H i t ( t u n 5 7 5 u f t H r <»«■ ft rural S t a t u i r *
M r 'H a r r y W ee k s left last week for
h i r e l t t f l V i ' l i I h a ' It
(£
u visit to his old home in W il riling
.if I «t
li. » i S..< in I»
,<u ■
i*.i * i - i « ' * . i i ». I r •t I» . of J tin ttoll N (
He expect» to visit Ash
\ 11 m li ,i>.i < .run ■■ Sii 4w .i,t,.i
C*■ ,loi il», inf i uly, A li I Lilll. ht» fil.il
ville and tiring h a r k a bride.
-.-1 m 1 1fit*f t f r * id m y rilT( .•* a n d h a i m i d i t I*.
M r*
G
W
M e] lougal and
•Pi>iir«iii,n ("i '»> it.<;d .......... o> «rrur i K 11\t.
[ rogr.i in
-j.." i
quilt an honor.
***— - ‘,l* Inw haid rrft tlir air* N•»«* UHt»,
Kent HoastiUer ha» returned from
daughter
have lefi Hlor
•mtirsrv th<* foil..»in* deierlbed
mi;
a trif) to Coronado. where lie went
month» trip to New York. They ex- irfnp«rty ‘‘T T n . . * " * n mT i iiir”i“tt/k
to
to ta^kc tlie car for the use of hi*
pert t»i return in the early fall.
. -V’V.’.'.Tk it»,,
-■» »n.t :*j m.»rh 1». viith#ll>
|.rv)
L’<«rliltritp Tit». 16* rm
father, A. P. Dossetter who is spend
Mr. \Vm S»|uire*. who has been l.lir.l Ihr t.rant,
li.llliwinï (Jr-rfitK.it prilprMy
ing a few weeks recuperating from
.
. ,i
co n te st < n (or on nil extended trip to his old .home «ituated I» Sr-nltmìr county, Ktnriit», i" »I»
Tin •.
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i »1, ..I s’ » q ..I Section i ’ rp ;’t S. it* xi
hi* recent sick »pell
"Il L I hu» n-t unteti much i mproved ,
n . ... i ... i. r...,
t..i t..
l i M ' , |o 1 w c e i l I in* l I d e l
largest at»
. ..
r r l .l l r .i r . S .— I *I •*. t •» l T . f. -I I U’.-* b. my »Georg»* Watson h.t* returned from I» and B> , ,i n i »»!■- til i h* H.ipli-t in health.
«•»*••d *f i It** d«t r »•( t (hjf i»* itati (*•* of *yr h
to Ih* nam» uf t nknn»n |.aH*U
f t sunda;
Miw Alii e Vaughn is expected ■
Floral CitV when* In wit- called <>n S'J T ih. \ ». Pool a f t
.•ovpfptl by
No 1*7
tin*
banner
home
soon
from
her
delightful
visit
at t hr dalr of lMU*nrr of »urh miiflfil»
the sad mission of tin* iteath and the Her can» capture^
in the nano' of J ■ ft. Abbott.
burial of his father. His many San Our attendance is increasing each tu Jacksonville.
.
, . tinier» such cnftlJtc»t*» *h»ll be rcJccrnWe
are
sorry
to
learn
of
the
sord
arrordinx to i*w, m deed will i«ue
ford friends extend their aymputhy Sunday.. Com«v and join us -and
jio
u
s
illness
of
Mr.
McDougul
at
his
2“ h ^
S*p" ,'nbrf
to Mr. W atson in his bereavement. reap the. benefit from the 1er ture* we
‘ WitncM ray offlcinl denature «nd »*1
*
arc to have during the month of home on ( elery
Avenue.
, ,
. ,
thi» the 24th .1«»' of Aufu»t, A. D. 1*14.
Closing out all typewriter carbon
Sbvernl-of the young people from
<.,,p
E. A. DOUGLASS.
October
1' E (
paper. Best grade* only, ut 25c
py j c JtotKn*. 1*. C.
( las» (reporter.
' 'u Avenue enjoyed ttin. dance at Tu— i . i lr
per dozen sheet». Herald Office.
1tttej^n last Friday night,
97-t f
returned
,
Nrw OentlHl in Sanf.ird
,''lr 1’ red Dorner ha’»
Fred Dnrmrr tt i n 'th e city for u
Tin* ranks of Sanford d.-nb-ts from an extended trip to New York
Joy ,n Work We|| Cone.
lew days looking after In» farm on )u,\^ received an addition this week
^lr Otto \ o»s of Enterprise was
\ye ftnj 0y ourselves only -In our
Celery avenue. He will return to j n ,)H. |,t.riilin ,,f Doctor C. W F a in jnv**r visiting his m a n y , friends Sun- worg _ j n otir doing: and our best doIng I« our best ««Joyment.—Jacobi.
New York this week and expects to
comes io the city from Pensa da y
M m Annie \Vu«k* and Grand-,
come back about the first of Octo cola , where he hits practiced lor the
ber to stay.
past four years. Dr. Fain comes to mother Mrs. C. McDougal expect to,
Sanford
well recommended, having leave noon for their old home In'
Piano and* Player Piano- Expert
North Carolina. They expect to he
tuning nnd repairing . All work ab graduated from tho Atlanta Dental
away
several,months.
solutely gunrahteed. W.L. Harvey, College in 1908 and since that time
The many heavy rains*aro proving
Box 1233-Phone. 249-4.
102-tf been practicing his profession with
that concrete brifge* are the omly
great success.
The crowds throng the bulletin
Dr. Fain is having his dental bridges.
board* space in front of Tho flcfald parlors in the Peoples Hank building
office day and night, reading the p]ared in fine condition and will
o«arcni,,Mcriticism .
hourly bulletins that are being posted . have all the modern appliance* of
Five-year-old Herbert, scion of a
as soon as they are received from j dentistry.
He will occupy Room 9
the seqt of war. They are authen- ' lin<j experts ty he ready for business bookish family, had learned to read
so early and so readily that his first j
tic and are fiva-hoqrs in advance of j tomorrow.
glimpses of atorylnnd worn growing
Hh
anything
that can he had from the
huxy Jn his memory. One day ho con* i
daily papers.
Congregalionnl Church
fldod to his mother. “Ruthlo showed '
Our fall church work opens the mo her now* book today*, and It’s tho |
■V,
Dr. C. W. Fain has returned to
Sanford and will practice dentistry first Sunday in September. It is queerest thing you over saw! Why, !
here. Ho made a trip over the desired that every member he fcady It Just says, 'Is It a dog? It Is a dog.
»tate several months ago but no to begin with ua in a vigorous and Can tho dog run?* and a lot of thlnga '
like that! Course I ' was too poltto to
place looked ns good ns Sanford and positive program for tho fall nnd
say do, but fT'dldn’t seem to mo the :
winter.
May
we
not
have
the
co
be has decided to cast hia lot in
W e Kara slwey» tried to be ju*t * l*ltl# *U*d
stylo was a bit Juicy.'— Llpplncott's.
of ike othei fellow in the genetsl equip^ol of
Seminole county. Ho will have par- operation of all parents whose chil
our stoce. A* so erideaee ol thi* deers to show
dren have attended our Sunday
v lore in the Peoples Bankfbui!ding.
the newest sad ocly lb* b«W ol everythin*, w*
school to have their dear ones .in the
gladly recommend to User* M
Guy Randall is greeting his quuiy Sunday school Sunday morning,
Sanford friends, having arrived from
Sept. 6th.?
the Waycrosa hospital wjiore he has
Sunday evening, Sept. 6, our sec
been confined for seven ‘ months. ond annuai Labor Day service will
AND
P e n c ra ft
He had an accident on the S. & E. bo observed. I especially urge all
branch last February that broke interested in the applicajtlbn of the
Combined Office
hi* leg and he, has never been able gospel to present day labor prob
and Fountain P en
t0 « « it since.
lems to plan to he prt'sent at that
4l
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Genial, fat, smiling iloe Dawson service.,
IM P E R I A L ^ T H Ë A T Î R Ê
__________.«her of the Carter's tax f»m3»,
Sunday morning, Sept. 13, “ Some
lied otP the hardware 'dealers of
Foaaait Ink wn*#s a blueaod dries a j*4 blsck.
-BUILDING*
Sanford yesterday and as usual en Reflections on th i European War”
U is aspeoslly bnllisot, simaftth sad peflaaaeat.
»
Coma te e od k l w *how you tk# *sw Csrte* ek
joyed his Atay in the d ty and all will be the theme foj- consideration.
bottla with the bow flow-eostroUer.
hii friends enjoyed having him here. All are cordially invited, s p e c ia lly
r.- \
4
6
Joe Dawson is the representative to these and other evening services.
AND
May 1 also urge the Bataca class
i
of Butger A Baumgardner of New
S
a
t
u
r
d
a
y
s ^ to 9 p . m
*°rk and while Joc’a firm are Ger- of young meif to be ready for a long
♦
i
Sanford, F lo rid .
I 1\
and he Js English their rein- pull and a pull all together) begin
f •• •
,ir,Jsjni*
I
tions have not been strained ’ on ning Sunday morning, Sept. 6, at
I
S
tra
n
g
e
r
s
W
e
lco
m
e
•ccount of the little unpleasant
9:45..a. m.T
In Europe.
t . P. STRONG, Pastor.
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Carter’s -
Free Reading Room
~ lo ir—
Open Taesdiy-Tharsday
*
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to
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NEW BAPTIST CHURCH
rhurt li builder by putting to,
.
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%
g
gether the best plans ot many
bhurehe* in this modern building.
* First Floor
Ih e first flour
Hour will he divided
rooms to he used
mto I lire»* large n
!follow»
j.ll n .
IP’ asto
. - I i i rr'» »tody.
Kinder
a*
garten
D e p a r t m e n t ami
Primary
. .
The Auditorium
%
The main nudltorlum of the build
ing In Just hack of tho three atory
department. The floor of the samo
will accommodate about 460 people,
while n lmlcony will seat 2£lft, mak
ing the capacity of 700. Thin will,
he the largest aqdlcncc room in tho.
The blue prints' call-for space
I ) r part lilt*lit. AlSo Oil thlH IIOOT Will city.
for
a
$3,000 pipe organ.
he sanitary drinking places atul
* building Committee- . other, full sanitary equipment.
Second Floor
The committee In charge of tho
The second floor will he used as construction of this building is D. U.
tho Sunday school auditorium. This Hrisson, chairman; Jn o . D. Jinkins,
room will seat 4U0 people. On tho M. M. Stewart, H. E. Tolar, Geo.
north end of the room will he four D. Halliird and Georgo Hyman.
B u rst of E loq u en ce.
Ruling Out Uncertainty.
This Is from Australia: “Gentlo* •^
Candidate—“Now, ray friends, when
you vote, you dbn't want to vote for men» n member of tho.house has takon '
n pig In a poke; you want to trolu for advantage qf my absence to tweak'
my noso behind my book. I hope that .
me—and got tho genuine article!”
tho next tfmo ho abuses me behind
my back like a coward ho will do It
Comparative Ageto my face like a man, and not go
"A man's as old as ho feels;, but a skulking Into tho thlckot to assail a
woman's ns old as her best triend gentleman who isn't present to de
fays «ho Is '*—Dcrrol' ^reo Press
fend himself.”
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L o w e r P rices o n
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F o rd
r
Cars
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Effective
August
1st 1914
to
August 1st 1915 and
R u n ab o u t
T o u rin g C a r
T o w n G fli\ *
*
(la ÜMllallsd KUt«i of ArarrUs Ualf)
$500
550
750
B u y e r s to S h a r e i n P r o f i t s
All retail buyers of new Ford cars from August 1st 1914
to August 1st 1913 will shart? Jn the_ p ro fifso f the - c o m ? ~
pany TO the extent of $40 to $60 pet car, on each car
athey buy, PRO VID ED ; we sell and deliver 3 0 0,000 new
Ford cars during that period.
*
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Ask us for particulars
Ford Motor Company
C, F. WILLIAMS, A(*at
EDWARD HIGGINS, S.tt*msa
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Herald Printing Co.
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�AUGUST 25. 1»M
THEISANFORD HERALD
boat hung ready for launching. the
falls MMHlIy unhooked, nnd two pair of
Immls would be sulflclrnt to lower It
Into the water. There was a locker
forward 4 won non bid to roach, hut
two wnter kegs. filled, wore atrapped
under .the stern sheets. lendlnc me to
believe the cn ift was fully equipped
for luiiuHlIiito norvice. M.v mind filled
with a dnrim; hope by thU discovery.
* Copyright, 1912, by A. C. McClurg & Co
I fattened ti»o note to the end of the
cord. Weighted It ivltli a bunch of key*
SY N O PSIS
( going forward at present, not until the and crept hnck to where I hud marked'
Oordon Craig Is hired l>y two men. Vail men nndurstnnd tho situation. They’re tho rail. Inch by Inch I paid out the
and Neale, fo r 110.000 to go south and Im n linn! lot.”
line. Icanlntt well. over. At last my
p erson al* Philip Henley, ostensibly t o w v i
''Revolutionist«?”
cars detected the dangling of the metal,
an estate fo r lle n le y . « h o , they say. Is In
"No: ptnln New Orleans wharf rnt*. lie keya against the ulna*, nud by
prison C raig ts to la k e with him a wo
the scouring of the seven seas."
man to Impersonate Mrs. Henley,
manipulating the rope, mnimgcd to
"Who la first mate—ilw German?”
Suspected o f burglary. C ra lc Is cleared
make them sound with clear Insistence.
b y a young woman wandefftnt In the
“Yes; Herman ; n fine sailor. Was I repeated the effort several .times bostre et. Hhe Is out o f work and hungry. with the Hnniburg people until he had
fore there waa nuy rcs|KJuae. Then the
T h ey talk In a restau ran t
a wreck. The creole Broussard Is soc- liort seemed, to be opened cuuUoualy,
Sh e la an actress, deserted by her ond, and two of them together could
although- no gleam of light shot forth.
w ealthy, drunken huakand Bhe consents
tame u cargo of wildcats.". * , - She had evidently cxtluitulahvd her
to CO south with Cyalg.
1 took his hand, feeling tho alnowy lamp before venturing to uuswer the
l i r a . Hemartr ts-tr good woman and will,
play the part or Airs. Henley to help grip of his lean, brown finger», nud signal, hut I felt her grasp on tho cord.
door. Thu single lamp Thou It wiua left dangling against the
O a lg . They arrive a t the rundown Hen
le y plantation and are greeted by a rough In the mitili i-aWHY -ww*-turned low. closed |>ort, taavhtg uiu *J Itffer that
looking 9Vg|H >.— . <t
— **"*■•"«*—
only faintly illuminating the Interior, ia ho was reading tho hasty note.
Coombs, The'overseer, ahd a mysterious In the ijnUt I could feci the move
My line Wna nj&lii hauled taut, but
wa rras«. Ball I*, seem to be the only pare r a s on the plantation. Craig Is aw ak- ment of the vessel and rcnllicd then) .na l straightened up. prejuiretl to haul
owed by a shot and finds a man murdered. was dome »ea on, although thè engine« up the returning message. 1 saw the
i
of u man passing across the
"'O rp m e q rd . a c ra n ia friend at C oom bs -Wert?—being operated duly nt half shadow
cabin below. Ho wna already nt’- t t *
tha corps« missing. Mrs. B oresfd I* really desirable. as I supposed Jt must bo on ]foot of the companion* stair«; in on*
Mrs. R en ter. Bhe and Craig-determ ine to B.voyugo.uf tills nature
I wa* noi.4a. i
fletit fo r her misting husband's e s ta te
tile least sleepy and sank dawn lu U ukJ
S h e believes llenley dead,
Coombs denies llenley Is deed end de- first chair to think, my eye« on the
dee Crmta. sfthouah the U tte r reveal* cnptnlu's door.
Mrs. Hanley*« Identity to th« overseer
, Wbnt Henley meant to do with, the
T its U tter say s Henley himself put him
girl
was problema Ucal—I had not
I s charge o f the ’planutkm .
thought to nak—but be either Intended
l ir a . I t enter and O ral* find Philip Henta r 's seal ring in the garden. Exploring putting her ashore In Honduras or
t b s house alone, Craig finds a secret base else holding her prisoner on l*oayd un
m ent room.
til thè Ken Gull returned north. Ei
H e U trapped and discovers two deed ther contingency wns bml enough, and
bodies. One U the Hit—la g corpse, and the suspicion finslu'd suddenly aerosa
th e other U Coomb«. Craig Is «truck
down sod U mad« prisoner by a dark me that the final decision would de
young man, a n oth tr named Herman and pend on how kindly she might receive
Brousesrd. Mrs. Hanley la a lio c a u g h t
the attention» of the captain Nor did
C raig and the woman are taken nhoard I ipiestlon the result, I had not known
a y ach t, which M i l a T h e owner and m as the Indy long, hut In that brief time
te r, tho dark young man. calls himself our relations had been sntllclently IntlPhUlp Hanley, lie trie« to win Craig, and
th e U tte r-fd g n s friendship fo r him In or uintCL to yield .me a good Insight Into
her womanly character. There would
d er to help tha woman.
Af re. llen ley deni— the man U her hua-- t>e no yielding, no compromise.
band. She ts locked up,In a stateroom , and
I felt my teeth lock, my Band» clinch
*T I*n le)r" produces papers which seeming- Insuddeu anger.
.ty support hi* claim. 'Craig pretends to
I may ha Ve remained there for a
Join In hU filibustering expedition.
i|UArtpr of an honr, motionless, think
ing over every Incident, No one dis
turbisi me. Tlie captain was still In
. CHAPTER XII.
Ills stateroom, where once or twice I
Imagined I heard him pacing the floor. fere. The last voyage I doubt If I
.1 Jo in tha 8 a a Quit.
OU chanco to Ik? the very sort Tho steward had apparently retired for was on dock twice, although, of
the uigld, although It was not late, as course.'' he added soberly, "my word,
a glance nt tny, watch proved. My eyes goes If I should care It* exercise nu
• hotter," ho said, wllh some , traced the doors ou either side, ten ihorlty.”
"Whut are those lights off yot\dcr?"
enthusiasm. "You are an American altogether, each plainly numbered, nnd
I opened the one assigned to me nnd I naked, pointing
xwldlor, tho I«èst drilled men In the
glanced within. Except that It wns
"Shore lights.'’
Trorid for Irregular sonico. You can
more com mod ious and contained a
"Then we art* steering east?” ,
understand that the longer I ran keep
washatnnd at one comer, It did not
“A bit south’ o f eitHt, yes; odd course
those fellows down there fighting, the differ greatly from the other forward
for Honduras, you think?”
more I will sell. Good! that Is pari where I tind been hold prisoner.
I nodded, willing enough to let him
, o f my business. And Ibe belter they
t wopdered which of these others
a re drilled- the longer they will ' keep might ho beva ti od passed silently from talk.
-U, « 1», Thnt-la what I -want^ntT-tar -door to door, vaguely hoping for some
"W e are playing the gnme^safe.
io help make that mat* of rdgl'into nu .algp. uf guidane*»- Tlwy were all tight Crate:, that's nil.'.', liu axplalptMl. both
■rroty. You enn do tt, n ndT stii willing ly cloaed, nnd I dare not try the Jocks, hand* gripping the rail. “You see. we
to (iay the price.”
ns I wns certain one. nt least, of the elwired for Hatiflugo and are uut anx
“ I perceive yuur |*olnt." I »said al under officers would be sleeping below. ious to l>e seen nud reported by any
taut, igoing him. “But what Is there My round had brought me to the sec west bound ships.J Totuorruw we will
la tt for me?"
ond door on the |>ort sldo when In the Ik* hidden aiming (lie Islands off the
“A good round, su m j’ he replied. dim light I perceived something lying West Florida coast. Then, as soon ns
'“Mere thfth you ever mado lwforc, I at my feet nnd stooped down to bettor It Is dark we will tilioot out under (ull
warrant, not oxcepUtiff the promise* determine, its character. It was the steam Into the gulf. The ebnpces are
made you In tills Henley will rase. end oC n very narrow light blue rib we’ll cross the lane unobserved. If
We’ll talk the details over later."
bon, ilppnféiilly caught beneath the we should intercept n liner, she won’t
“ Who Is responsible fo r my tstyT.’
Identify ut* in the «lark us we luirn
door. The door .was numbered
“fBoe here, Craig. Uio ease «lands like Whether by accident or design, she uo lights. Hy daylight we’ll bo well
this. The revnlutlbnlsts dow’n there bad left the one clew I most needed. beyond their lookouts and can steer a
asked mo to find them a competent I thrust It Into my pocket, but the soft straight course."
drill master, nnd thry will pay royally. touch of the silk seemed to bring hack
Tho proximity of the uron Irrltnted
TTiey've got the money, too. scads ot to me a sense o f caution. I knew the me. I wanted to bo alone, where I
tL There will be-no (rouble on that door was locked and assured myself could Think out somo feasible scheme
•core. Besides. 1 need a reliable man there was no space beneath. H I was of escape,
ashore to look after ahlpmenta. We to communicate with her other means
" I havo had enough for tonight.'’ I
have to land our goods In a hurry, yqu must lie employed, Whnt? -This w si snld finally, "and atn going to turn In."
•understand, at ulght, without cbeck- the second statenxiui on the port side.
“Best thing you can do." bo coin
l a f tip. I can, sffonf to hnnd you Judging from my own, the width of cided, but without looking toward me.
'«amethlng pretty nice on the sldo tc corti room would be. about sir feet "W ill foliate suit as «ouu ns 1 smoke a
There ought to bo no difficulty In locat cigarette. Boo you tomorrow."
«•mine «myself a s«|usre deni."
* l t looks ffoo«l," I confessed, bul ing Uu£j*ortho1e from the deck above 'When I awoke the sun was shining
sttB hesitating. "Only I shall hare to nor In aHfficUng her attention.
The onAthlng I desired now was to through the glass of mf porthole, nnd,
have It to writing and more In detail.*
glnticing forth. I caught the dnxxlo of
‘"W e’ll talk that, over in tho morn re-cstnUllsli myself fully In her confi tho water. Tho venae I wns nmtioudence. assure her 1 wag at liberty on
S o ld ie r o f F o rtu n e — B y R a n d a ll J
board, able and willing to be of servlefc This uecewdty overshadowed ev
erything else.«»If I could discover
in»ms of communication wo could
plan hopefully, assured of co-operation.
This seemed possible, the way to Ufi
accomplishment opeu. Hhadowed from
obsepration by the thick butt of thu
after roast, I wrote a few lines hastily'
on the back uf an envelope, thrust It
Into my pocket and ventured up the
companion stairs. *
A glance sufficed ta convince thi^ 1
wo» alone and unobserved. The deck
was unobstructed oft. except for a
small boat swung to davits listerà and
the cabin trnuAoms These last , were
elevated fonie three feet, but consider
able space separated from the raiLf I
sllpiied into this opening on- the |Kirt
side, crouching In the douse shadow
until again assured t was alone. My
itosi timi afforded as good A view forWant as Hie. darkness would permit
and llkitudottjgujibled rnt* to see Into
the dimly lit cubTn below. I was. not
watched or. spied upon. For thu first
.« I paroeivs
y o u r p o in t,"
I said at Isst.
la g ; it » lata noV. Taka the third autoroom, starboard; tt'H all ru d y foi
I am no longer to considot
prisoner on board?"
ihly not. PrntUcally, you are
of No. C should be,* I IcAmd over,
socking to trace its ouUlne by some
reflecUon of light from within, but the
rw’rdtag aldo o f tho vraael baffled me.
Yet, assured thnt I must be correct In
my measurements, I marked the *{*ot
on th e «n r aliil Twgan search jfor somo
menus by which I could open com
munication with the girl below.
Tho flag locker was astern, and
standing pn It l could fact Inslde' tha
boat swung to tho davits. It,w aa o
■mall, light lxMt. faitdooed Uk* a cut
ler. a good seagoing craft for Its alxe.
Two uara and a short tnaat, together
with a roll of.canras. were slowed on
top of the thwarts and secured by
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whllo Ih b deserted cabin led me Irre
sistibly to suspect tbo captain's quar
ters. Ho bad dismissed the steward
on some excuse, opened her door, and.
using "om e pretense, or authority, had
Induced her to accompany him. What
I pould do to help her, to overcome
him. was not evident- 1 was alone,
unarmed, surrounded by men under
hls command
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CONTINUED FROM PACK 6
Notice of Application l'or T at Heed Under
Section ft of Chapter IMS, l.awa of Da
Notice 1* hereby given that llenfy ein en,
purrhaecr of T a t Cerrtlflrata No. 2050 dated
tho 2nd day of June A. It. 1002, haa tiled
•aid Certificate ip my office, and hai made
I application for T a t lleJd to issu* In accord
ance with law,
Bald Certificate embraces the followtns.de«cribad property, iltuated In Seminólo t'otinri» W
W of
•( NE
NB
. , Florido, to-wll: Heg.. I K>, cue
( « r of NW
Cor
NW U
«Í .ad SB >» Sec fu. Tp i t . ft 31.
run B Stift, if 1XOft, W POM. N ltO It.
The «aid land being uurwed at tho data
of tho iMuanra of aurh rertincato In tho n i n e
of Henry Adam«, Unlr» «aid Certiorate
•hall be redeemed according to taw, Ta^
Heed win laeue therecro thw- Ifqh' day of
September y I). l i l t ,
witness rpj
coy ofTleial! «i(nalure and acal Ibis
. 15th day’ of
o f Anrapt
Au(s*t A. t>.
I>. 1011.
E. A. bn u (lt«,
Iineati"
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Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co.,: Ftn
lOt-Tue*. file.
and 1 stepped Inside.
Instantly my mind leaped to a con
Ho S q u irm e d U n d e r - fdo b M e w -w ir^ o h -j
yet forcetl hack. In pplte of every e ffo rt
1
noise would Is* heard on deck. nnd,.lie“ I’ve changed 'allegiance, th a t’s sliles, tho fellow was tinned. Thu only
nil, llroussard.
T h e captain turned result of such an effort would he my
uie loose last night-”
own Imprisonment, leaving her In more
“Vim w if us? You go vojun ic e r ? "
helpless stress ihau before.
Without
“Well, something like that.
Pm to ! knowing why I I’ecn-d Into the hathIk* drlllmasler or general for those I room connected with Herman's state
tattered .battalion* down In the Jun room. It was small, tod perfect hi ar
gles What do you think of the Jo b ? "
rangement and. to my surprise, reveal
He shrugged hls shoulders and then ed a s ec o n d door, lu airln atan t I tingrtnued.
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ilerstood—thls was - not Herman's pri
"W h a t xo d i f !” nml he s w ep t hls vate hath,' but wnk’ "also used by the
band* about lu expressive gtmture. captain. T h a t second door led to tip*
"S e n -la n d , If only one gets th e price, after cabin. I was there In two strides,
m'sh-or. IKit. for m e . 'I like to go. to my e a r f n the crack listening. Nothing
move—not lie still an' rot."
reached me hut tU* m u rm ur of a voice,
"Of course." falling luto bis mood, the words liiillstlagulshable. yet tills
"that's In your blood, I re»-koy.
lint was suttlclent to convince me (hat I
the captain said we were only to hide was mi the right trail. T h e two were
together, aud here was nu opportunity
here for a day.”
"Maybe day, maybe week
No one for me to reach them unoliservisl.
knows how loug. We wall till the sea Slowly, using every precaution to ovoid
Is clear.
Hall!
T h e man 'frnld of n o i s e . 1 turned the k i l o b a u d opened
shadow.
He give me sheep, an' I tin» Intervening door a scant Inch. I
show-heetn. Hu uo sailor, m'stour. 1 caught a glimpse of tbo Interior
Yon tin V« tntptHil tin* har« y oq—
know hcem long while."
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come?"
“For tho same reason 1 did.”
you brute!" 1 heard her say,
"Well, what of it?" Insinuatingly.
"Why shouldn't It he me. my dear, ns
well a« tho other?"
"
"W hat do you mean? Do you con
nfv-t tne with Gordon C raig?”
“Of course." anil lie lutiglual. ''Why
shouldn't I. plearn*? Y»*n came with
him from the north, did you twit trnv
ellng as hi* wlfcj I hiippeu to know
your history."
She look a deep breath, standing
straight before,him . Iter checks hunt
lug.
"Perhaps you think you do." she said,
now In full control of herself. "Hut
you are going to learn your mistake, t
11ut here under unpleasant clrcuuisjniices. yet I am not subject to your
Insult. I r**fti»e to answer you or to*
mu 111 In your presence ” She ste|tped
“Moro like 'enuse stie love you, bey!
imllle. le a l lu g free p a s s a g e
"Y o n Will
Rflcre! She w as tine lookln girl, hut"
tiuUx'k
t
Gut ihxir '*
- s h r u g g in g Ills shoulders " 'Its the
"Hardly that, and I <**uld see 111*
capltnlne, not x»; mnte. who may ad
lingers shill down oil the top of the
mire. He Is xe capltnlne; iioIkhIj ' tell
him not on xe Sea Gull."
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I left him nud walked nft, aw are ns
1 turned o f the sneer on hls face.. Yet
eten then, alt hough burning with an
ger, I knew better tluiu to remain. 1
words on
my tongue, feeling certain that what
ever 1 said would be repented to Hen
ley. I kuew men well enough to un
derstand the ch aracter of tin- Men
Gull's captain.
With tipjlmrit-tl power
In Ida hands l i e 'was not an antagonist
tix lie despised
Nor did 1 doubt hls
purjHwe
Now that he hud seemingly
Won me over to Ids scheme ho would
turn hls attention to her. feeling se
cure from Interference. Aud he was
Judge H ealey’s son or. at least, so
/
these men believed who hnd been as
sociated with him for years. T h e slt•uatlou^grow more nud more couipllritted; It wag nu longer merely her
;Word against bis. nml yet I could not
doubt tbo truth or uny statem ent sho
had mntla to me.
Broussard itn red In my dlre^yon for
a moment, hut made nu effort io fullovif; npU Anally dlsapivnrvd fonrnrvl.
There wns nothing on sea or laud to
tU.«tra?t my attention, and 1 fait that
1 woutd he hgfirur to hor below Uj.Uia
cabin than on diSck. The skylight wna
cloaod..although ¿i^*n then It gave mo
HTT« iwrtlnl view, nud. .1 * I faxed through
the clouded glass I peree|v«hl u shallow
pass. -The next Instant the .legro
steward emerged from the com pa 1. ton.
Bom« swift Impulse led uie to crouch.
Instantly out o f sight, until tho u u n d
° f hls feet on tho deck cofcvlucW me
* the fellow w as going forward.
I
■ watched him cautiously. Uo stopped
twlet* to glance back. but. perceiving
•»thing, finally vanished Into the fore
castle. 0
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The nogro'a going forwnrd le ft tho
captain, nud Viola* Henley ulune be*°w. l crept to the door o f tho com
panion am] then down tbo Slfllrs.
----- T b * main cabin was vacant, hut the
dour of No. & stateroom stood slightly
«Jar. Assured 1 should Dud It empty,
» y heart already treating furiously, 1
*°°k a awlft glance within. I t In no
woy differed from the room which hnd
ln*en assigned me opfioslte, and overytblng was In jierfect order. Evidently
* the girl Iftul departed without a atrugK<e.' and with fall expectation o f an
«•riy return, H er small handbag lay
.|»ti tho berth unlatched, and a hand*
Vj*
kerchief, together with a pair of gloves,
wore ttjNin the chnlr. That shf* had
Lot gun« ou deck was u certainty.
±
desk,
"It takow more than a few
words to change me. Ileal ly, 1 like you
lietter thnu I did. You are dcckledly
pretty now you nro angry. Besldea.
wlutt have I to he nfrithl of? There
hut us lit HU* part of the
1» no one
ship; I tlxed Hint up Is-fttre I went aft
er you even your friend t mig 1«
mooning around somewltert* on tli-ek
I'm ciipt:iln <if the Sew Gllll. and
there's nut a nipscallluit on Istnrd who
would risk hls skull to help you. Even
Craig wouldn't: he evetn told me him
self you were nothing to him."
"H e—he told yyii th a]!"
" l i e eertaluly did—in tills room.
Come. now. what Is tho use of being
such n e n tr ' He took a step forwnrd.
but she never moved.
“Don't touch me." sho said In ■ tone
that stopped him. " I ntu a woman,
but. 1 can defend tnysclf."
"Thnt ts tho wtpvt thing you can do
—threnten me." he said shandy. "I
never take thnt from mini or WDmnn.
Bee here! Do you rvullxo whero you
a re — how completuly you aro In my
power? T h e door Is locked, anti you
haven't any weapon.
Don't try to
.foot the!"
*T' have told you once.” she said
earnestly, “not to touch me."
“Fil take a chance. You’re worth it!".
I saw . her struggle to break free,
and then out or the shadow l h*u|>ed
at him, iH.th hnrtdST«q>t:lng hhv throntllis r e was to Ite^io alarm , uo shooting.
If It could 1 » avoided. The very? Im
. . . . .of
. r raj'
Ivi .* ItriiUI
Í II ( i t H «" I
out
grtutpb before
l rollili
cOUtd
close firmly. My flngoru wore wrench
«1 from hla UiroaL yet tbe follow
made no outcry, reallxltig. doubtleaa. It
would not bo beard. Ills eye* blnied
with hate, merclle*«. vlndlcttve. und
hewtrnggled like a fiend to break fref.
I saw the gift, atlll dnxed from hor
fall', utruggllng to her feet, with face
uplifted- then tny «very ponaldoratltui
waa rivetbHt on my antagonist. Tltla
was to be no tioy'n play, no en«y vic
tor*. ntu m u« If* weyo «Ur* Irp^ hip
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. . Now, thfrvtore. t, II. Clay Crawford,
secretary of stata of the «tate of Florida, do
heaeby give notice that a
, Menerai Election
will be held in each county In Florida on
Tuesday neat succeeding the Drat Monday
In November, A. U. I» H , the aald Tuesday
being th*
Third liar ef Net ember
for the rjst Ifleet ion ror rejection of th e salti
joint resolution* proposing amendments to
th* constitution of the Mate of Florida, via:
, A Joint Resolution
Proposing an amendment to Section Sta (S ).
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"O ut N e ts !” A g a in s t T o r p e d o e s ;
B r o a d s id e of a B r i t i s h D re a d n o u g h t
two of us tripping over the chair nml
coming down heavily ok the deck.
Hy sume iui kT lumk-d on lop and Itoforw be,tveuvcrvd front the slioqk had
F T n ets!" In the order on a tuittleshlp when danger from the«« su b
wrenched one unit free, locking my
itici i: ci I ii-rrot» nf nvn warfare I« a|i|ir«lt«ittli*tl. Tit« nets, such as are ol Article
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nfHe sqttlrtmsl tmiier me like an eot.
r—.
i flerr».
Hr it ortlftinrd hy the l-c£i»Uturc of th «
hut could not break till- grip. Ills fuce causc them to cvjmimIi- liarmu snly iumcnil uf ugnliiHt the uIiIm uf vassals, < Bf S t«t*
of Fiorirli;
lower
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purpllng, until he lust all power.
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Six (6), of Article KJgh*.(S). of the rftnstltw
Fierce as the .battle had been, I ,re- Dreadnoughtlion of the s lije of Florida, le hereby agreed
tplned sulllclent st>|i*e to loosen- nty
te and ehatl benrubmtttrd to th * etertor* Of
death grip whllo the uini) still breath
the s ltt* at th* general election to be held
ln the county nf Seminole end th* etate of on Rhe Brat Tuesday in November, A. IK
ed. lifting my head suincleutty to for I know w hcre4hey are kepi Iti thè Florida, to-wit:
1914, for ratification or rejection:
Lota Thirty-three (33), Thirty-four (31),
glance about. M> own lireitth came desk
Bartini) 6.
fh e legislature shall provide
No evhlettce woutd shake uiy Thirty-five
I36i,
Thirty-sia (36>, T h irty- tor the election A y the qualified elector* In
In nubs, mill the perspiration almost fallii Iti you. aud I aiti certaln uow w ren (3 7 ), Thirty-eight (3*1. Thirty-nine each rnurtty of the following county, officer*:
(3»), F o rty (40), Fltty-eeven (67), Fifty- A clerk AT the rircuit court, a sheriff, con
tillndisl me.
: thete U intuii liete, some devlllsh plot eight
i Bit), Flfty-nlnS (60), Silty-three (63),
. “ Hrlng* me somettilug to tie tilin' I <*Olli'oi*ted I" stelli Jlldge IleitleVs f|»r
with." 1 niihi tiroki-nly. “Anything; tutti'
yi-s. Dial belt will »In '*
■\\ fiat letters? W Itili plotures « ere
She tore it from tlie Imok on the wall tlie>
and tlirusi It Into my bauds. With a
‘l.etlers fnitn thè judgu to hls «tlt
single movement 1 had It buckled se- Itllltiiij(•* f.lttilli Iutiera, nini -a piloto
■eiirel» alnnti bln armn. and was free
grapii of thè fatlier and ibis tutta Utkett
to sit up and stare about
A cord
| together."
from the portiere curtain draping tho
"And « ere ttu* (etleni a.lilre*«ed tu
tmthrooin antrHina comptât ad Ids Insh
l'hllip •"
lug*
"The eliVeUtpes tool ln*t*ti de*tr<iye<I.
"Hy — . I'rn lg." he sunrled. "you’ll
imd tio milite « a * ìiientloned. hut Ilo*
Iwith wish you'll klllctl me before you're
phulouraph was Indorsisi 111 tb e ju ilg e«
done with ibis Job. Whnt chance have
1 tintitivv 1 Mliig "
you got to get away?“
"That I« for me to decidevi I mi
T t » 11E CONTINI EH
•weretl "Hut If you open your mouth
again I'll gnu volt. N“ w, stop It Tit**
llrst word you u tter will mean a huml
ítü .\ r A B V L in iH N a
kerchief In your mcratli^'t^..
I stiKijKsl down nml dragged him to
one side * As I straightened up ag a in f n r « u r t r*f i h r < o u n i j r
H rm in n lf
* «Mini), S i a i r o f | 'l u i ) d a
she was faring me
In
t*
¿•Tali'
«I
"Ilow did you gel here?"
J, S Un or»
To all Cr#d» I n o , I « K t l r M , Illatribuir## e n d
"I found nty way through the con
s i i l'ttsui.* Kevin* t'tetrn» or Iiemsnit»
noeti ug Inti broom vomier,"
attlntt * ■iti Belale:
“T 'wt—then, we can escape tn the
same manner."
“1 hardly think that will he neces
sary. I'll gn through our friend's |>ook
ets for hls k e y s " I turned hint over
an*l Itegnti the nett roh
"Ah. n re
voIver' I thought prolmlile—lu proti-*(Ion ngnltiHt a woman, you cur! Here
ari- keys ; now let's see whnt they t i t "
The tldnl one trievl unlocked the
door, hut even us I tried them In the
lock my mind sw iftly reviewed the
situation. It must Ite open wnr from
now on, Henceforward wo could e x
pect no mercy on Istnrd Yet how was
It posslhte to ottoni«*, or avoid dlaruvery ? To attem jil leaving the Hea Gull
before dark would In* suicidal. Y'et
there was a chance thut what had t>c■lim sl In tills i-nlilt) rotild be kept
mm-enh'd for a few hours, until dark
ness gave 11« better op|K>rtunlty for
successful nctlon.
Thu memory of
« ha I Henley had said lo me the even
ing before—th at he. was puly tech n i
cally lu com Aimo d :'thnt1 for days a t a
time he uover appeared on deck in per
son. gave me (he clew. If he could be
kept (ihsnhitely secure In his trnhlp, un
tilde to create any njarut. wo would be
free to plan our escape. There Were
hut two iioln ts'of danger to be guard
ed agiiInst—Herman nml tho stewardTin* formen^wbvu he returned from
shore- might seek him for,Until orders.
1 itto np|H-nr' lu
and th« hitter. If ho rnllod
the cabin for the rqguhtr turai, would
end «it vor to leant hit* tlPa\re*. I would
hav« to gunVd against the*« contlnJ curl«, and. with tho tint In mimi, I
UqqietJ acro** to tit« hfithroqm. and
was gratified to Jcnni that tho door,
landing Into tbe innlp’r stateroom,
could h« locked on th« loalde. '"With
this privato approach barred. 1,'felt
confident of In-lng able to gnard the
ujnglt* «irtrttnrv remaining.- - —'j
“Well, whnt can wo -do?" ahe nskvd
when I returned. ,
"Koop tho fellow tied and wait for
petus jt f 't t jjf rush sent/him staggering night." I nnawered aobcrly. "That I«
and le ft hdr helpless on the deck, yet onr only chance. The mat« la nabore.
1 got grip on hls collar, clioking bafk We ar« lying In the core of a amali lath e 'flm t'c r y and struck Ukm once, a land off th« Florida coait waiting for
half a r m ‘J o l t whlfb woiihT have »cut darknpsa und n chnuco to slip through
him sprawling but for the cablu wnll I Into aoutheru watcni."
Yet ho rallied sq quickly t it to over
"Do you know whore thlg twrtt 1"
come this advantage. ' Judging, him
from hls alxe. I .bad underrated hls
lighting ab ility . f?r b* was all muscle.
*wHt lu mûrement an a cat. aqulrm-
Uy J . c . Hottert«, D. C
NOTICK OF KI.KCTION
Whrfi-a« th« Icstilatur* of ISIS, under
the ronatltulltrn of ^SS6, of th* ttatw of
Floride, i t t h r e w twint rceolution« propothrr emwnitmcnti—ro the contlUulion of
ih* «tele of Floride, end tha tem o w*r*
e|fc*d to by e volo of thrcw-flfthe of ell th a
member* cfcctnl to each hou**; that tha
vote# on «eld joint reeolutiuna wera cnicred
ppon ihcir rr*pcctiv* Journale, with th a
yre* and ney* thxrcon. and they did d eter
mine and direct th at lb* earn* joint resolu
tion« b* submitted to the electors of tha
Mata at tb * general election In November.
»-anttaujd,v.'"TlUi -Onor rwax'^hllloctast
op«*rrirnr--mitsefcsair.— JT -gfRttce'Tvw
vtucod m e the room was unoccupied,
clusion—the tint mate -was not on Inch by Inch across ttlo floor, my feet"
' CHAPTER XIII.
board; tie was ashore with the boat tangle.i hi the rug. Neither could
party, ami Henley was entirely alone, strike nor kick.
Tablaa Turned.
I wys weaponless
LA U GH ED, but without paying tie had tnkou advantage o f the oppor and 1 dare nut release Ills arms fur
him the compliment of looking ut tunity. Hut what could I do? If I Year he might po.sn««* a gun. Hut' I
broke down the door Into Ids cuhhi the nmtingcd to swing him sideways, the
hltu. ■
•*ljow long?”
"OU, seek, eigh t year "
“Then you ca n tell me if he Is rcul
ly Judge H enley’s son?"
”Oui. m’sleur: ’tls sure I can
I hav’
been with heem there, " Ida brown tiand
outstretched landwnrd. "w h ere w e ' got
you. hey, many the time: tresldes. the
Judge lie bueli mi xbt sheep Of course
he was son; why y'ou think n o t?"
"I am beginning to believe I do not
know very much alsuit II. HroiiKsanl.”
I explained brh'lly. moving aside to
the rail. " I ca m e down south with
another story pumped Into me. th at's
oil." .
“ And xe young w o m an ." he porslstjcd. following mo closely, "w h y she
«(torn would tilad tho defendant;
Therefore, you. J. W. Harper sr* Hamby
ordered to appear to the bill of co m p itisi.
In this ( h i m on Monday, the 7th any of
September, A. I). IS It, the asme being s
■tuie day In tbia Court.
ll ia further ordered that this no tiro bo
published in tha Sanford Herald, a news
paper published in Seminole county, F lo r
ida. <mre a week for five consecutive week*.
Witness, V. A. P p u rts*., rierk of tha said
Court, and the w-al thereof this 31st day of
July. A. D. Ik I.
, K. A. DOUG LA AS,'
Clerk Cirrult Court, Serrinote Co., Flo rid a.
I (VO-T u**-5tc
movements so quick and unexpected
as to put tne on the defensive. 1 could
only hold tight, braced for the strain .
Possibly, m en now I tvnh under survelllnnce. T h e negro had left the cabin,
j knew, hut where was 'H e r m a n ?
Ilroutumrd was In ch arge of the dock,
and lienee this would las t h e first mate's
watch bqlmv. Impressed with this d|sconeertlng thought. I em erged again Into
the main cnlilu The staten>um doors
were all- clwuil. and I had to guess
whloh was the Herman's. I was sure,
however, that llroussard occupied the
drat on the port side. I had heard him
open Hint door whllo talking to tho
steward, and It was highly proha hie
tho Unit mate had the apartm ent oppo
site. Ju d g in g from the position of tho
doors, th ese would M? larger thtpi the
“Ortyf
sluteroom», ami If Herman wan .
tu
- t l ^ r e u l navigator of thel>bat he would
til re good (jun rt era. 1 listened at tho
door, but heard nothing, then, rendered
desperate by tho ili>!;ty__tried thrwktioh-
ln ii hinulrfri f e e t o f tho »lioro. I
sauntored forwim l townrd tiio brltlßf»,
nlnilns t« oxclinnRo irrwtliiRH vvllli
, I,,. crvolc mnte. Urounjwml wn» not
n »inii to expect fnvore frum, nml 1
hml lifitffd hlrn wlth^tho timt KUmpne
0f hl* fure.-yet hc poswttuwl hls raclnl
char*CtCTli*tK’ <>f Impuki*-* vqw"«»«?» W ill
was tim* far rnoro nppronchutilq than
tiie uni IT Germ an timt «.Heer, Per*
haps lf hc belleved me an ucvomplleo
ho tiilcht he led to tolk
•How yon coni' on xo deck, ni'slcurr“-*
hls eyes
eye« thronten ln *^ ;_ ‘:L
be naked,
nsketl, his
thought you down below, locked In nil
.ffght“ *acd he- waved an expressive
hand nft.
the hitler
PAGE SEVEN
T H E SANFORD HERALD
. AUGUST 25, 1M4
dare nut speak
;
bound?” V
.■
(
“Y«t; SpfinUb llouduraa. We nro
loaded with-munition« ¿f war.” I laugb-
^
n msnernl down
. .
. .
S
5 .. .
Stere! 1 had to piay a part Tint you
received my note?"
"Yea, nud It helitctl mo wonderfully,
although even then 1 scarcely compri»betuled whyTHI this pretense wan neccsKnrj . Surely you dp not .belleve Ibi«
mail It Philip Henley, th a t-th a t 1 h ave
told you « it»»?"
_,
"Nq, I do u o t " I answered earnestly.
"B u t be .ban showtl me evldenvv o f biff
Identity wliTCb' wotild have convinced
me tinder other* iTrc timet » nee»—lettera
und jilctyrea. 1 will ahow them to you.
Ytfu, end verh ol you err hvreby noUBeil
end requlrvd to p r o t e l eny risiiti« end ‘Ir
meli di wblrh ywu. or rliti *,’ „et
h it» sfelnat ibi* »»liti1 of J. S Moorr. dr*
rretrd , letr ol Svmlnolr County, Floride,
lo (hr undrrrignrd ad mini»! retri* ol «eld
r*tet*. »iihln t « o y r ir i irom th " det»
herriif
Usir.l Julv 2 - f l . A
II
HI TU
»S-Turs-Sir
In
l'M4
t.
M t u IR E .
Admlnlelretrie.
Cesrl ef thè t i n n i i
J u d fr,
t'o n n lj, (ite le .o f F le rld e
In te B itste.o l
W. H. UndeTwood-
Memlnul*
»
•
To eli Creditore, l-egete*«, Dlelrlbuteee end
ili Persona havin* CUime or Deroende
eielnet u ld B etlle'.
•
*
Yop, edd eerh of you. «re hereby notined
enti f-'iutted to prr»rnt eny rleittis and deirande »hlth you or elther of you may
hav„' eralnal ine e*t«te of W. 1f. Unders ood J r r t i > t ‘l. late of Semlnole County.
Florida, tn ibe Underslgned adminlMratris
o(
ìrt «¡tale, wiihtn 1*0 yeor* from thè
dei* hereof
ad July
»U
n.
Deted
Julj *«tn,
f l t h . A i>
l> iI9
Mr*. E M IL Y J. ONDE It WOOD,
95-Tues-»tc
Aduilnletretrie.
Nelle« ef A«el|r«lion fer Tel IJeed Under
jfertlen ■ ef Chapter 4>as, L««rai*f FierNotice te hereby* given liyil D. f>. tienlel.
purrheeer ol Tea CertJflcet* No. 3167,
dated th* 3rd dey l>f April, A. t>. 1633. he*
Aled «aid certificate to my office, and haa
made application (or (as deed to Iuue In
accordent* »Uh' law. Seid, certificete em
breen the following dMiri bed nreperly
•Ituatrd
situated in Femlnol* county. Florida, ' to-
Si«ty-twn (621. Slety-fnur J * t ) and the
•nuth halt of i.ot Slaty (60), and Lot»
T h irty-tw o A. and Ten A, *» per plat of
iTIery l*elta. reeorded In the public records
ol ( ‘range county, of whirh th* county of
Seminole s e e formerly a part.
GEORGE N. Ill GUY.
Special M aster,
A>.(
l
131 I,
I UO-Tues-ftlr
NOTICE OF SALE
Notire l> hereby given that under and by
•irtur of * final decree of tdreeloaure and
•ale made on the 20th dav of June, 1»|4
l»v l he llonorslde Jam es W. Perkin», Judge
of the (Trrttll Court. Seventh Judicial Cir
cuit nf the «tale of Florida, in rhanrery sit
ting, in th at rertaid cause therein pending,
«»herein W. J. Thigpen 1» complainant,
and Ja y A. Einstein Is defendant, 1 «ball
»flee tor sale ami sell to the hlgbesj bidder
tor cash, belore the door of the court house
in Ssnlord, Seminole county, Florida, on
Monday, the 7th day of September, 1 » !4 ,
the same Irelng a legal -ale* day. and dur
ing the legal hours ol sale, the property
describe*»-fn- tbiv Deal dcrrrw as (allows, towit
*
!«**ta Twenty-four (24), Twenly-flv* (2 5 ),
and Forty-seven ((7 ), of the Flotilla l.and a
Colon i r a t inn Company's Celery l*lantatlon,
situated In Seminole county, Florida, es
ier plat therenf duly recorded in thp pubc records of Orange county, of which th*
county of Saminole was formeriy a p art.
f
v
(jE O ItO E N-.IUGHY.
' Aug. 4, 1914. 100-Tuea-Stc
* Special M u te r.
»
NOTICE OF HALE
Notice is hereby given that under and
hy virtue ‘ol e final «terree ot foreclosure
en»1 sale made on the 20th day ot Ju n e,
A l> 1914, by t he Honorable l i n n W.
iVrkln*. Judge of the Circuit Court, Sev
enth Judicial Circuit, Seminole C ounty,
Florid*,- In chancery. In that certain cause
thrrein pending wherein, W. J. Iliil, trustee
lo r W. Cs Hill, is complainant, and John
W. T ip ton , huaband ol Amanda I . T ip ton ,
and alt unknown heirs, devi***«,- legatee*
and grantees ol Amanda 1- Tipton, de
ceased. ar* defehdanta, 1 shall oiler tor eat*
and sell to th* highest bidder tor each, be
fore th * door at the court houee, in San
ford. Brininole rounty, Klorlda.-on M onday,
the 7th day ol September, 1914. th* asm *
being a legal eslts day, and within th * legal
hour* ol sate, th* property described In the
final'decree «■ follows, situated In the coun
ty of Raminole and the state of Florida,
to-wit
Th* weet one-halt of a ten acre tract
ot land, described as follows, beginning at
a stake at ending on thw'north side ot First
street, road, said stake Jteing locatesi 71
rhalo* ami 97 link*, west ot the east line ql
intersection ot Holly avenue end First
street of the town ot Bantord, and th irty
Icet north of central lino at eald First atreet,
end running thence weet along the north
eld* of First street, run ten chain* to a
•takt, thence north' ts ■ chain* U ^ jE 'etak *.
thence *agt t*n chair a I i a stake, thence
emith tfn khainx to point ot beginning,
containing) five arr*a ol land. *
C EO HOE N. lU G R Y .
/ '
:
; Speriti M aster.
August 4, 1914. .
wit: Lot
n »,
, . ■JHock K, Auffa'* H in ef Oviedo. . t00-T u c*-5le
tb e .dda t« Pt
The ___
eald land
land being
belli assessed *att the
\
N O T IC E GIF
OP hTTT h I rF'H HALE
certificat* in
tho
iaauaoxa
o( auca cartifirSt*
In th* nam*
th * Jaatl
.
ot Unknown U e lrti eald crrUAeat* ahalf
Under
der olid (ry *virtu* of an execution le
be redeemed
according
.tax tl*e<j sued o u t o f t be Circuit Court
_______
_. ..to. .law.
— ---------(or th* Sovft lor
5m xdwaed
.
tscU* thereon on tb
* 3 t* t day
Ol Au
Ircuit of Florida, In
nth
h Judicial
Ju d icial Circuit
in ah'd for
guM. A. t). 1914. i
,, ,
. . . , Orsag* rounty
(otR -which
Seminal*
county
.
_________ M
„
________________
M
,
j Witness my. oflleixl signature and **al * a s, JÉL
fo rm e rly • p a rt), in 'a esus* therein
This th* 28lh day of July, A. IK 1914.
pending, wherein Artnour Fertllltee .W orks,
(•«al)
/
E. A. DOUGLA?«. .
a corporation, (a plaintiff,/and W.
Clerk Circuit /Court, Semlnotgfjo., Fla. ( JK , i* defendant, t have levied uAp o. .aP.aitta,
nd
/ tly J. C. Robert^ D, C f will selH at «ubilec ou tcry *t th» front door
98-ÍI-Tuce , 0
/'“ N { ■
, of th e co u rt (house
re* ...
In ,Sanford,
on
_____ . Florid*,
, .
H
*
'
Y. D.
th* first Monday in September,
A.
P , 1910,
1916,
it bylng tb * 7th d ay ot said month,
ith. .during
,durin(
Nelle* of Application far. Tes l>**d t'ndei the legal boars ol sale, to th* b!. ‘
best bidder for cash, ah th* right;
' NocUan 6 of f'b ep lcr 4163. Law* of Ft*
N oth* la h«T*byjgiv»h that Henry ,Oleen, interest of- th* defendant, W. A. Kitts, J r .,
purchaser ol T ax C ettlfleat* No. 2CM9 dated In end tp th at certain, tra c t er p a rc e l.o f
th* 2nd day of Ju n e A. l).'1 9 0 2 , has filed land situ ate In Herolnete (formerly Orange)
Florida, and mora - pprtiaularly
eald O rilA cat* In m r offle*. and has mad# rounty,
[Ot* tor
«»plication
(er T a a l>**d to taau* In accord* daerribed as - follows, to-wili-jlegtnning at
tha
bridge
over tn* ditch) ffh*ra th* north
«hr*Sgjtn law.
tin* and Union avepua inum ect* with the
Said Certifie
eytern boundary ot Meli ¡invili*
T ra c t
T
ttU O T S W f 'tS f Ä i's S
« e ¡ r p u "• ff.
» Survey arid runalag w e t
Cor ot NW Ù of SE ) ( I I k 10. Tp *1. K atiíafeo« tb* port tine of Union avenue 250
run fl 1.90 <*h», W 1.54 >he. 9*6>fl* cha, E 1.14 Ifiti »henee ‘ n rih a t i . right“,angle ««Ith
st shire, a county assessor ol taxes, a tax
collector, a superintendent of public Instruc
tion and a rounty eurveyor. The term of
office of all rounty offhers mentioned in thla
section shall be for tour years, except th at
of rounty assessor of taxes and county tgx
collector, who ahalb be elected for two years
until at the general election to be held in
the year A. t>. 1916, when and after which
they shall,be elected lor a term of four years.
Their powers, duties and compensation shell
be prescribed by law. The legislature ehatl
provide by law for .th e care .and CUS
tody of ail COonly- funds and »hall provides
the method of reportidg and paying out *U '
all- such (unde.
■
Provided, rounty : treasurer* elected tn
geo crei election held In 1914 ebeti hold of
fice lor the term elected.
A Jolnl Itrsolullon
Proposing on omendment lo Section IS of
Artici* IV, of the nmslttutioh of the etofo
ol Florid*, reiotlng to th* appointment of
rnmraiealonrd officers of th* «tal* militi*.
He It resolved by the legislature of thw
stele oí Florido:
That th* following amendment to Section
^be
» rA
submitted lo tb* elector« of tha ata te
lor adoption or rejection a t'th e n*et general
election hereafter; that i* to aay, th at Sec
tion 16 of A rtici* IV shall he amended s o
es to read as fallows:
, Section 16. Th* Governor shall appoint
all commissioned officer* of th * atat* mltllla.
Including tn adjutant general for th* * t* t* .
with rank of brigadier general, who shall b*
chief ol-staff. Th* duties and-cwmpoaaaUon
of all officer« so ‘appointed abati be a* flkad
by law . T h * 1er me -ol • files ot all contrai*•toned officer* ot th* otxanlxed militia shell
be continuous during th* pleasure of th *
Governor; subject to such lavra as may b*
enacted by the Uflaletur* providing for th eir
retirement for kg* or other caute*.
A Jolnl Reselellon
Proposing an intendment to S*ction 1 of
Anici* V of th* constitution, relating to thé
judiciary;
II* it resolved by th* legislatura of th *
slat* ol Florida:
T h at tb * following amendment to Section
I *1 Artivie V ot the constitution ia hereby
agreed tu ' and ihall be ptopoMd and sub
mitted to th* »lectora of tha atat* Jo r ap
proval or rajection at th* n * tt gen eroi elec
tion h *realt*r, th a l'U lo say, aald section I •
of.aald artici* ihall b* amended l a u t « iwotl
as follows:
Section T. Th* judiáis) power of the *Lal»
shell be «rated in a.suprem e court, circu it
court*, court ot record of Kecambl* county»
criminal court*,- county court*, cou n ty
Judge« and juetlcra ol tn* p*ac* and suck
other court* or commissions as the legisla-'
ture bray (rom tim* to tira* ordain and «*i shllsh
The legislatura may prvacrib* th *
romp*ns*tion of th* juatlr** and Judge* ol
th* **v»ral court*, but no court heretofor*
established under th* constitution and law*
of Tlorld* shall b* hereby abolished.
Th* yot*w cast in compilane* with aald
proposed amendment*, and tb * Vanvaa*.
declaration* and returns thereof, shall b *
subject to th * sam* regulation* and tealrfrtlon* as ar* provided t|y law tor g asarsi
elections In th * atat* o f FloridaIn tro lliqony whereof, 1 hay* hereunto a*i
my hand and affiled the gloat »»al al tho
stat* ol Florida, at TatlahaaaM, tha cap ital,
this (he twenty-filth day ol Ju ly, A. I). I »f '1 4‘ ,
(B**1X
H .C L A Y1 ORAWPORD,
v n n sru n u i
f a si
o| beginning, contalBlDg
rthur Moore, h
t 1rs- Unie** »*ld C trl Kl- ( »u acre* and a fraction. SaM properly
of Arthur
hfclre.
Vat*
be redeei
redeemed according fo law .'T ax be Inf
between
r tween Union avenue ami Lake
rat* shall
shell he
.........Issue
- - tb rm
'— m on t h f 19th day o!(I Mot
Monro* in S a * ford, Seminole county. PlorDeed will
Upon _mw
a* the.
property
ot
IR] (JWT PK
. . ( ' IH
Ida,
" I "and
» * « . lari*?!
sw VI « «‘ wywn
iti» F
l WF»
September
Ai# *■»
tK 1*14,
Inane m r officiai algnarur« and peti thU W. A. P itts , J r .. (William
k1. Putii
PllL
------»v-s»
and to aatlety sald executfon and costa.
llth dsy of Auguat A. I>. 1914. 1 ’
al)
E . -A' Cl»rk
—
tí Douglas*.
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m , . Furcbaawr to pay for tilt».C. M. 1IANII,
Circuit Court. Seipinolo Co. Fi».
Sheriff of Seminoia County, Florida.
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Notice la hereby given th at under and by |a th* C ircuit Cenri* H etealh Judicial C tr.
virtue of a final decree *1 foreclosure end
rail," Hemleol* C san ty, Fie,ids. In C h aasnte mid* on the 20th day of Jn n *. A. I). - rerr Milling
1114.' by th# Honorable Jam »* W. Perkin*. hfartha Cost Harper, Complainant
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Judge of th# Circuit Court, Seventh Judi
C itation
cial Circuit. ‘Seminole rounty, Florid», In J. W. H arp er, Defendant
rhanrery, In th at pertain cause tbertln Pend To J . W - Jtarper, rare R. J . Ueaty, (Iswrgn,
ing wherein Jo * Cameron pnd Levtck ONew Y o rk : V
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Camtron ar* complainants and Jam es Slg. " I t appearing from the affidavit ef M r*.
ereon and Georg* N. Hall are defendant», Martha Cuat Harper, herrín duly filed In
I shall offer for sale, and sell to the highest the above pause th at it is the belief of af
bidder for rash, befor* th o. door of the fiant. th a t the defendant. J . W. H arper I*
court house in said flemtPola. county. Flor- a non-resident of th* stale of Florida, and •
lia . In the city of. Sanford, on Monday, f W I* now a resident b| th a state oj Naw Y ork,
7th day of Septtfmber. A. D. 1914
flU, residing a l Oswego. N. Y .; that th« saldada-,
•am* being a legal an!*» day. and within tendent 1* over tw enty*«»« years «f age: '
the legal hour* of sales the Property- do*:» a n d .th n t there ia qo person In jb e s ta te of
cribed in the final deer*» aa follows,'situated Florid*, th e service ot a subpoena upon
Secretary pi Stau»
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AUGUST 25" 1914
SANFORD IIERALI)
PAGE EIGHT
csre on the part of drivers.lt is prob
able that nothing we can say will
have nny offset upon tho .driver* of
machines because each individual
honestly believes that he is exerdsing'
BEING A RESUME O f SANFORD HAPPENINGS
every precaution necessary for the
B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N “ J U S T B E T W E E N
safety of himself and his passengers
U P-T O - D A TE
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YOU
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and it is tho other fellow who takes
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1 the chances and comes td grief. And
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Communications for this Column Should be Marked "Sorlrty Editor", or
I then sooner or Inter something goes
Phoned to Mrs. ft. A. Tcrhcun, Phone 203
wrong and the trouble is charged to
All Local Advertisement« Under
rircumsiatiers over which ho hud no
M ra.-Forrest Lake and daughters T h is H ea d in g T IIR fe t/ C E N T S p
Annoartcemml
control.
A CHIEF IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH,
AH members of the Woman*» who have been spending the. sum- Line F o r E a c h In scrtW n , Minimum
There is no doubt but what every
“ HE’LL PRENT 'EM 'V-SD SAYS SAIJNTERER.
drivpr. takes chances nt one time or Club are requested to meet at tho mer delightfully at Milboro, N. C. C harg e 2 5 C en ts,
♦ ♦ ♦ m » H » e e » e » e H e e » e e e s M H <s M s » > M S M » s k » s s m e e e another nnd each time he escapes dis homo of Mrs. Henry Wi^ht. Wednes will spend the m onth-of September
FOR SALE
aster tends to increase his confidence day afternoon a t 3:30 for the pur in Washington. D. C.
5 When drums arc beating and tile# out of ton will hot need a doctor in
in his ability to handle his car. It ap pose of making roses. -This includi«
ore shrilling and flags ripple In the th e morning. People take too bloom
Mrs. John,* Preston and little
For Sale— "Furnituro a t 210 Park
pear# foolish to slow up for n rail the rose com m ittee also. Bring a
sunlight and tho llower ot the young in’ much medicine anyhow. What
grandson,'
John
Jr
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of
Jacksonville
Ave,
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pair
of
scissors
and
a
roll
of
red
or
road crossing when there j s not n
manhood of tho nation march gaily some need is to bo shot full of hot
is the guest of- Mrs. C. R. Walker.
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train in sight, but the practice js » green crepe papeP.
down the street war does not seem so soap suds w ithanautom atieshotgun.
IF O R sale or rent.— T.hrce acxiu.,
good one. Some time one might for
terrible'and it is not difficult to en i—“ An0 LUeu.lM 0g-4te L .-lt -.strsighMl j
get to look and tho train would tic
thuse and prodnin our rights and charge extra for night worJr.TOU bet
- Mr.—» ffd**ftfrr.—ff.'*' jR*rTTffkenha her W “W trh-*fet' T * K>«rW~h0 em©* •wrH* fft.-"**1!
there.
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A most enjoyablo meeting of tho and daughter, Miss Thelma, who cateti. A. P. Connely.
atrut around w(th a chip on our shoul your six; und I usually charge extra
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%. It is tho same with nny little thing ro«©-#omniiUce .«ju l pther. members
der jyid declare flint oar every de for work in unusually had my t her in
nolia
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which may ko W ro d S -S p ti.jM car. of the Woman's Club was held nt hafo been visiting their*Cousin, KJn»the daytim e..N ight means when the
mand miut be respected.
Polhill
returned
to
their
home
in
if ynndmapr IhA immlilinn and center tho home of Mrs. J, T. Brady, Fri
For Sale-A t a dlscount-^^choUj.
B u t when we are brought face to sun quits blitrkin*.
your attention'upon it nil is welt, but day afternoon, with sixteen present. Macon, .Friday last. I t was a par ship in Sanford Business Collegp.
face with the horror and death a n d 1 "Now be sure to get this straight!
the
sbme Limn yourntUmtionmnybeiljs- Widw-siUecn pairs of- busy hands ticularly pleasant visit for
Owner unnblo to US9 it and it will t>©
wslt4Miattt.lt in your hat;
cousins,
who
had
not
seen
each
traded a n d . you Will• cómetogrlef nt work the roses gr^w as if by
■old
at a sacrifice. Enquire' Herald
tom s
Extreme care at all times even to magic, making a fair start on the other for thirty years.
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~ u* pause- a rn tT b e n the non w h o .Is medicine for “yourself or folks, don’t
tu> point..»! «uhjarliinaxMMa—saH-to fifte e n ItutuMvii rosea to .be used at
Dr. Mason has
our pride comes and gookmhoWRhe ask me" what m edicinéis
F or Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring
ifirnU.hp.ahtt nws.rsrlrtwsM— «© "ilhe Oity Beautiful Ball in the fall. Moÿô òf Arcadia. as his guest Mr.
affairs of peace we are thankful that think when you pay for the medicine
ear for 9400.00.' ju st overhauled in
the only.safe course to persue.
Tho afternoon passed quickly in
war has been evaded. And when we that you've paid all. I charge for my
Little Miss Olive Renfroe re good running shape. Sanford Ma
pleasant social intercourse; the distry to .picture‘ hint buried on foreign services, and charge from one dollar
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turned
from Richland Saturday. chine A Garngp. ’
of plan» nnd arrangements
soil, in a trench like a beast of the up. I am not dikhlng it out for noth
new club home and .enjoy Mias Agnes Renfroe accompanied
For Sole or Rent— Two nice resifield, or maimed and broken for life, ing. I had very good health before I
ment of Mrs. Brady’s charming hos the little lady home a^id will remain donees nt a bargain. W. J. Thigpen.
out pride looms insignificant and n- came here. More-over, cheap doctors
pitality. Refreshing iced lemonade for an extended visit to* Mr, and
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- gain we arc thankful that war has are, as a rule, .like ail other cheap
was -served throughout tho after Mrs. Harvey Renfroe.
commodities,, not woth a damn'.
. not engulfed us.
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For Sale-Orange grovo H acres
noon.
“ Npw listen, I don't care enough
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fine
hammock land, 130 ncrcN of
Mr. and Mrs. G. Logan p f B ir
The next meeting will he held at
J W h ile tho news bureaus supply about the practice of medicine to
Celery land, one ten acre tract celery
mingham.
Ala.,
are
tho
guests
of
the home of Mrs. Henry Wight at
but little authentic-information as to practice ju s t .for the job. I want pay
land. At n bargain. Address P. O. it
3:30. A# members of the cluli are Mr. und M rs. W. A. Ginn.
the progress of .the European war, for it and unless you pay, why I
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urged to he present and those who
the American houswife is ndt at all simply don’t want your huainras.
Mr. C. E. Hyde motored over
were not present Friday are re
lacking in information as to the ef-| And th at's not all: you need not
For Sale— Fine farm of ten :h m
from Apopkn Sunday, spending the
quested to bring a pair of scissors
feet which lias resulted therefrom in think I’ m' going to carry your
about three miles from the city,
day with rorfitives.
T>- Cobb Is gradually working his
and u roll of green or red crepe
this country. Every retaij merchant nnd troubles indefinitely.''..
nlso two choice city lots.
Going
way to the top among tho American
pa per.
It Is not believed th at the doctor Lcaguo sluggers.
with
whom
«ho
has
been
accustomed
cheap
for-cash
or
can
be
purchased
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A little son arrived a t the hom e'
to dealin explains th at the rfar is will be "dropped from theroolsof the
on easy term s. Address R^ gyre of
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.M r. and Mhs. U.~ P. Caldwell
responsible for the tremendous ad medical society, because of this jusnerald office.
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M usical Evening
Larry Doyle, captain of tho cham
Sunday morning. He will be called
vance in foodstuffs.
tiflable outburst.
Mr. and M rs. W. L. Harvey en
pions, thinks very well of the Cardi
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D. P .- J r ., which everyone knows " For sale or Rent— Five ncres, tiled
Being a woman, she naturally does
nals’ pitching staff.
tertained delightfully with music
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stands for Daddy’s Pet.
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In lid, two good wells, located ju*l
not understand ju st why her table ^ I wish to commend the Sanford
and song Friday evening at their
south of Station 10 on S. & K Hall
Manager McGraw has become enthu homo on the Heights, complimentary
allowance has been practicaliy’cut in Band aqd hope that the ci tire ns of
Rev. Dr. Brownlee and Mrs. way. 5 room house.
See F. W
two by the -advance In prices. She Sanford feel about tho boys the siastic over Milton Btock and declares to Mr. nnd Mrs. G. Logan
IJrqwnlce
(nee Miss Lillian Gibson) Mahoney nt Fernald’s.
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knows that on the whole this coun minio way. The Sanford Hand has him the equal of Devlin when Devlin
Mr. Logan rendered several slideare spending their honeymoon in
try has produced one of the most always been self supporting, asking was at his best.• • •
« trombone solos snd song selections M ontreal, N. C. Before returning
For Sale Une $35 incubator, 240
wonderful crops in its history; she nothing in the way of contribu
Martin O'Toolo, Pittsburgh's 922,- thnt delighted those present. An
knows that at this time there is prac tions nnd getting pay for their ser GOO beauty pitcher purchased from SL impromptu orchestra composed ol home they will visit Tennessee nnd site. Good shape, guaranteed ‘ to
tically nothing being exported und th vices and yet I believe that if the Paul, d e c la r e s ho'bus no fear of dying two cornets, Messrs. Fell owes -and spend some time with Dr. Brown- hatch. Price $ 10. 01). T. H. John
lie's mother ami fa th er-a t Calhoun, son, Moore's Station.
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and there will not be for many months dty at any time could help the boys In a minor league berth.
Harvey; violin, Mr. Radford; slideGeorgia.
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but in* th o 'face of these facts prices it would bo placing money at a very
trombone, Mr. G. Logan: pin no,
hatj soared upward and the war is good advantage. \S*»i probably have
Russell Ford, Buffalo's marvelous Mrs. Logan, - gave n number of
Mr. Galloway, the genial attache
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some of tho best•Jof musicians in the pitching machine, has gono on record most enjoyable selections. Vocal nnd of t lie A. C. L. dispatchers’ office
offered as an excuse.
For R ent 4 room cottage $10 :»
Ah a matter of fact the wompn are Sanford Band than any-sim ilar or ks favoring Johnny Farrell Ip tho instrumental solas, duets, and en has returned from bis vnentiun.
month. 5 room cottage $12.50, in*
r ig h t.‘ There Is no justified excuse ganisation in the south can boast argument as to leading second Back semble made the evening hours pass
for the famine prices which are being of and y et one hardly ever hears ers.
Mr. Henry Stevenson nnd bride eluding water. .G. W. Spencer.
delightfully. Mr. and Mrs. Har• • •
our chitons praise the homo insti
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demanded on every hand.
vtfy's guests were Mr. and Mrs. registered at the Rpbblnj' Nest _____
Jo e Rlggert. Brooklyn outfielder,
The real truth •of- the matter is tution and they are forced to pay
Sunday.
It'
is
understood
thnt
Mr.
Logan,
Mr.
nnd
Mr*.
(Jinn,
Mr.
For rent- 40 acres Tiled 1.and in
who was snapped up by tho Cards
greed* and averice on the part of them for their band room, their uniforms
when tho Dodgers asked for waivers, and Mrs. Radford, Mr. und Mrs. and Mrs. Stevenson will make their a body well located. A.P. Connelly.*
in control of the foodstuffs of the und their instruments and music. is a Kansas City barber In (ho off Fellowe*.
future home in Sanford.
109 Magnolia St.
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country are alone responsible for the They give monthly concerts in th e months.
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For Kent Cheap for Cush—Twenty
outrageous .situation, and thoy do park that are greatly enjoyed by
Mr P. M. Elder ami Miss Nellie
Catrtyrr» Itfturn
lea vo on Wediiesdn y for several acres of good hammock land all tiled.
not hesitate to demand the shylock’s the home people and the visitors
Sherwood Mageo has been doing
The Whitner camping party re
Call or write A. .\J. Tyler.
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pound of flesh a*t a time when the to the city and our band is one of well at short flold for tho Phillies, but turned from Palm Springs Saturday weeks stay at Daytona Bench.
Other -cities Manager Dooln would p refer.« man
poor ran 111 afford to make tho sae-- our valuable assets.
evening, “after having, as one mem
For Rent— Five nere» good celery
riflcc. Local grocers tell me that al have public spirited citiaens who who Is floater of foot than the Pblh-i ber of tho party expressed it “a
Daytona Hotrn .
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land,
one and n half miles from San
ready many of their customers have thlnlc enough of th e ir band to do lies' slugger.
Mr. T . J. Miller, accompanied by ford. N. H. Garner.
gloriously grand time. All th e, de
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eliminated sugar and beans and cof nate frdm time 16 lim e to h«V# i
lights of camp life wert- fully en Mrs. Frank Miller anil Mi's. F. J.
Bon
Johnson
will
have
to
hire
a
few
fee from their bill of fare while meat good musical organisation in their
For R en t— Thn » rooms furnished
There ‘ were many visitprs Gonzales motored over to Daytona
more lawyers -In order to got Injunc joyed.
city. The following from the Day
is a rarity indeed. - <
tions enough td prevent tho FVxbi from town during tho week and the Sunday. Mrs. Miller nnd Mrs. Gon for light housokei ping. Also two
- Of course it’ depends upon the tona G azette is'an example:
landing somo of hfs players before tho campers have returned with the ah zales will remain for several week». bedrooim ’ Mr*. Johns. 411 Park
“ T h at. Saracitqt's great Italian end of this season.
viewpoint of the man who is in posavenue.
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solute conviction thnt camping Via
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• session. A local pqper quoted one band will return to Ddytona again
• Dr. Hoilsholder and liis brother,
the top notch of summer «port.
For Rent Furnished office equip
dealer to the effect that he made next season wap assured Saturday
E. F. Housholder »pent Sunday at
Now that Cactus Crayath of th e j
ped
with roll top deal:, office chairs
when
Commodore
C.
G.
Burgoyne
Phillies has formed the habit of steal
more profit in one week on The goods
Daytona.
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in stock than he did on the sale, authorised F. M. Rowe to wire the ing home, about the only thing left In
Mr. and Mrs. Deane Turner, typewriter desk and ocher equip
Mr. nnd Mr». R. A. Newman nnd
There is a tine moral question inVolw- band th at its serviced are engaged basphall for hltn to master la to Isqj-n
how
to
hit
a
pop
fly.
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Deane
J r . nnd . Leslie Hill were ment for sale or rent. Herald office.
little daughter, Olive, returned Sat
ed Hi such a situation. As is usually for next season, and that Commo
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among
‘the
Sanford ' folks at (he
urday from a pleasant summer trip
the case it is probable that no relief dore Burgoyno will pay the ‘entire
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attendance
at
the
Polo
grounds
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to
North
Carolina.
coat, which' will be approximately
will be afforded.however.
this y ear has not follon off, so there
M IS G E L A N E O U S
95,600.
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does not seem to he any truth. In re ' Miss Julia Brown is spending her
Others
goingover
to
the
bcaeh
Wanted—
Plain nnd fancy sewing
W honta *k id for a verification of ports that thla is a had year for ths
1 The. doctors of ’ Sanford are my
frienda and-they have my sympathy the statem ent by the Gqtette-News, pastime so fa r as New York Is con vacation at D aytora Beach with were Dr. PhilljM qnd Mr. S. O. Dressmaking of nil kinds. , Last
Shinholser in the Philips car; Mr. house on Fast Third street. Mr
Mrs. W. P. Caretr.
a t flU times- I t U essential th at I Commodore Burgoyne merely said cerned.
and
Mra. Paul Keely and Mr. M a M attie Driggers.
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eland i n ‘with them because I know the report was true and that he had
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honey;
Osborn Herndon and- Ralph
Miss Anna McLaughlin will leave
.nat what day they may be called up- Concluded to make Daytona a. pres
Moose McCormick, former Ulant,
Four Hundred Victo*
and hbw manager of th© Chattanooga today for D ade-City, where sho, wilt W ight; Billy Hill nnd W. P. Carter.
pn to cut me open to see what makes ent of-tho band for next winter.'
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records and two J
That people of D aytona and thou club, was rendered unconscious by be the guest of Miss Frances Lydon.
the wheels go round and all th a t I
exchange.
€T. M. Berry,
*a»k them to dois to p u ta llth e work sands of winter visitor^ to the d ty being bit by a pitched ball Just be
Miss 'Jeannette do Walburg 1» the
back ju st like they found them even will appreciate the , great generosity low the left temple In a gone against
Wanted-Seamstess fur plain feewinq
Atlanta.
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/| guest of Mrs. A. B. Commons on
if I s m opened by mistake. I often of Commodore Burgoyne goes) with
Stone Isl«hd.
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wondei* how in the world the doctors out saying. While this la a greatever make enough to live on Oui of
. th rir .practice M I know .t k a r the
Mrs,. P, M. IHdij- «fill leave tonroney pwing to, a doctor la about the
d ly for North Carolina and V ir
, tdoweatvmoney In existence."O ut of
ginia accompanied by Frank Wood
/by sympathy for tke doctors of San
ruff Jr.,' inhere they \wfU Join Mr*.
ford thon 1 givh them the following
i \ h - Woodruff. Frank 1Jr . wjil recircular letter ten t out by a doctor
A BO U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S
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back of San Bhmardlno, Cab.
P§B
tot it straight In /your
ame region thousands of cork
nbodlUm* that some of you owe me 5 ' A" gentleman came to me, the
U bavo,been jlan ted -T Í
( .'/ find .th a t »11 humane need money. other day, on tho street, and politely
th at a doctor U ju st human, whether asked mè for my year’s dues in the
you think.' so or not.. Some people Comthercml Club, and I was so aaPece/ela
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deem to think that he Is ono-half owl lohiahed th a t I nearly fell dead. The
The
.Atlanta
Constitution
«ays;
a h d (th e other half jm-k-uM:the owl idea of Anyone
Ari yon collecting your due»
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It/rom
this
anglo
thitfe
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, , proclivities making him prgfer/to be In the (lornme/rJal Club is a novelty
no reason why the Federals should not
tip nt night instead'of sleeping, and| indeed nnd certainly m ost refreshing.
play good ball this, thelj- first, season
j ( th e (jack stock he is supposed to pos I paid him .nnd then a/ked hdw .the nnd-weathering the atorm of tho’ flrst
sess enabling lum to endure all kinds] people w ere, taking tothejdea, He aofison. they wlU have a. regular league
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of hardship* and Jjve on half feed and told, me thut they w ire cdmlng .a* in 19tB. It la our candid Oplnloo^ ex
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hot air.-prtmifsdu'
croas handsomely, a Ad many had pressed before, that the Federals’ at©
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“ SoTrmy pcoplo profet, it jeoms, to never belonged to tho Club before, going to make a .go of. It and event
will hare
to
have
to"bo recognised." Y
call a doctor at night, when if they| were piyitlg a year’s due« «fid corp- 1 ,ually
;• _ •f ' J • * * A r. I had (to
To go *fte
/literr him, .they would not In r In bgpause th e Jd ta of-paid tip
First Game for Giants. |
hubdred yards
yar
' walk a huhdrea
for him,
dues looked llke^tho^Jub meant busi
A1
Daman:«
succeeded In gutting th©
y> easy to
up against the ‘1 nets
they would
ness and this loolkyl like thoy
Thn.chap
phono" and-th en'ju m p back Into bed get busy along every Hne. It seem# first victory for the Gly r
with iho "Ralph Hohlivery?” ta
and wait for bin) to' come through to be a fa c t that the -Club has taken Jack Miller-once put it. 1» a pitching
on new-life an d 1 certainly hope tlja t marvel simply beeru«e no on« can
i look'pleasant. I want to talli this
bill he th e greatest in tho flruro out how H eroes it. ivdng It
i about i s easy to
Club. We have work and getting away with It may be two
be pii
i- is the timo to do it, different propositions but they «mount j
In ,a Ti
man In ifcrnford to tho same.
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help In tho dork.
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VOLUME VI
W oith Living
SÀ N FORD , FLO RID A , FRIDAV, AUGUST 2*
baptist Services Sunday, Aug. 20111
To Afk For Indictment
Washington, D. C. Aug. 27. -T h u
9:30 Primary school. In the Shack
. Department of Justice is receiving
9:30 Main school,' Band of the fol
i reports every day from its special
lowing instrument* give, 15 mhiule
agents throughout th f country, who
^»»ope-enir.ifct'U in
jn y estig-HTon into
one tenor, one bass, eight fifes, one
o
recent shaP'p advances in prices
drum jind piano. You are welcomed.
- j of food staples, and thr-rtrpnrrmm tMr
I l:0tl Sermon. .Subject, "Unvcidng
; evidence in many* places indicates
MS^fvWaOI^FWAr'^-Sttfd)* o f Revela
; thnt_there ha» been n well organized
tion. This is .the_ first of a U ti*SJ> l
. coEaptnreyr ¿timing "reta ilers to hold
ten iirrm n n T T n b i dnl i s e rr ri i n f f n f
js up prices nnd mnke ull they can out
nesday nights arid Sunday mornings.
jg of the war period.
3:30 Junior B. Y. P. U.
"New
Testam ent Books Learned."
¡]j
I t U expected . that indictments
* fli45 Senior B . Y. P. V. Special
, 0 will be asked for in Washington,
program* rendered- by the entire
t0 Brooklyn,’ Chicago, and .three other
Union.
r. cities. The others have gone out
7:45 Sermon, "T h e Red Light." A
¡11 to prosecute al! persons who have
n. clearly violated
the law byf con T H E
R U S S I A N S A R E S T E A D I L Y P U S H I N G large chorus wffi lead the singing.
Electric fans and ice water’. *
ig spiring to mnke price« on. account
T H E I R W A Y * IN T O G E R M A N Y A*ND
y j of the war. The investigation is
Always welcome.
•’ *
G E O R G E H YM AN .
j t not confined to retailers, hut also inM E E T IN G S T I F F O P PO S ITIO N
.
Pastor.
Hj I eludes jobbers and wholesalers,
re
Many retailers have followed the
r- prices set by others, without being
The French ministry of war has
ill involved directly in an agreement,
Received at 2 P, M,
•
Puri». Aug. 2fi
New minister oil definitely accepted the services of an
as The reports indicate, however, that
Paris Second jim* allies defense war decided to make Paris perfectly Anglo-American rough riders corps
of there has been little difficulty in Much of it in Franco reported hold intrenched.
The camp insures in formed in Pari«. The men will act as
n- finding the originntofs of the move- ing well under enormous pressure.
"Most
lets and Will exist no m atter what scout« a n d ... interpreters.
ty m e rit,‘and it has hern - possible* to
happens. • — —
speak four and so m e'of them seven
its make out strong cases in some, inlanguages. All have seen actual ser
ill stances. The investigation will be
vice and are expert horsemen. They
&s pushed all over thu rountry-’und the
will provide their own uniforms And
tie alleged violators of the law punished
mounts, but n fund for their main
lb if it i* possible to g et’ proof of theif
tenance in thy field has been raised
Jy complicity.
publicly.
BE HOLD
in
F R E N C H A R E t^EARFUL A N D
H A V E F O R T IF IE D ¿PARIS
A G A IN S T A T T A C K
now
St Petersburg ! lussimi und Aus
trian armies are engaged in a gen
erili h iilt| e ulimng the river Seretb
Washington. \ug 'J*
Japan a d
[}„ |Bcm
Invaders have rcrichcd vises wifi stay in oust. Dora not in
Lemberg and are attacking forts tend to send army or navy to aid allies
of t hut city,
nor a t t a c k
Austria
Wireless ;,i
German embassy says n small GetLondon Reported here
nuni cruiser, Mng'tcbury whs blown
British destroyer sunk the
up m Gulf of Finland «>* foreign
destroyer in the Adriatic.
fleet
Another say ft the big transport
with prisoners, principally Turemt
and British soldiers passed Aixla
ehupolle today.
United States rn
v^y.s act for Japan in. Vienna Aus
tria in Tekio.
Uncle Stun May O wji Ships
Washington. I). |C.. August '.!7{.
— Utter
demoralization
prevails-,
among the shipping interests of th e'
United States and large business
houses who were contemplating the
*
purchase of ships for the Panama
Cahal trade because of the proba
bility of the l u l l e d Stales govern
menl going into the business of
'owning and operating sbi{¿s.
President Wilson was so informed
today by members of the Senate
and b y ,le tte rs and telegrams from
firms engaged in the mercantile ma
rine trade. He discussed the matter
with Senators Benjamin F. Shively,
. of Indiana; Willard Salisbury,
of
Delaware, and Theodore E. Burton,
of Ohio.
Preaident Wilson made it clear to
callers th at he is intensely in earnest
in his desire to see regular lines of
ships established from the* United
States to South American ports to
take advantage of the present cx(
reptionnl opportunity furnished by
the European war to capture the
'f, .y trade of the countries s o u th ,of the
canal.
. Relieving that a government own
ed line would lie the most practical
means of insuring an adequate sor1 1vice and of obtaining this trade, he
. „ -is urging Upon member« of Con> grena a* direct government appro
priation for the purpose,
t .The administration bill will pro.
vide for an appropriation of $25,,\* 000,000 to be invested
in the
m ajority Block of a mercantile ma
rine corporation which will engage
in foreign trade, particularly trade
with .S o u th -America.' The company
>0 formed would ha in all sompocta
similar to the Pannma Railroad
and Steam ship Company, which the
government owns ‘and which has
been engaged in transporting pas/ aengera and freight from 'N ew .Y ofk
to Colon, In the C a n a l Z o n e .
•
t\Var R e rc n s e .T a x
Washington, D. C ., Aug. 28, • War
revenue Icgiidatiou to add $100,000,000 t6 the government's annual in
come was considered todny-ut a con
ference between Secretary of the
Treasurer McAdoo, Democratic I-end
tr Underwood of th o ‘ house, nnd
Chairman. Simmons of the senate
finance ■committee. Mr., Undrrw'ood
declined tp say how it was'expected
to raise U«* additional income but It
is understood a tax on tobacco, beer
and liquors a n d 'possibly a Anmp tax
will he ntrricd out. / .
The bill ran be drawn quickly, in
the opinion o f' administration lead
e r s ,,And its introduction is expected
to follow immediately a message
Bryan Tor Judge
<• L front President ‘ Wilson risking foY
Washington, D. C., Aug.. 28.— such legislation.
Senator Nathan P. B ryan of Florida
The Evening Worship
for judge of tho circuit court of ap
THo friends of Dr. A. Jy Houspeals, F ifth circuit, No w Orleans, to
hoider are glnd to see him in the
succeed the late Judge Shelby.
That is the program of the Flor d ty this week. Dr. Housholder will
ida •delegation in both houses of bo, remombered as a beloved pastor
congress. and this m orning they held of the M ethodift church several
a- meeting presided over by. Senator yeafs ago,. He has been invited to
Fletcher and decided to endorse the preach a t the Star in the. evening.
Junior Florida seriator to Preaident He has consented to dp so. If ho re
Wilson for the bench appointment. mains ovef Sunday.
If the pastof ahould preach his
All members' of the Florida delega
tion were present with the exception aubject will be "T h e Value of the
of Congressman L'Engle.
Sou l."
•
First Annual Statement Shows a
Large Balance in Treasury
lira. $31,905.50; lines collected up to
May 1, totalled $4,844.86, of which
amount the sum of $2,150 was col
New York, Aug. 28
lected from - March 1 to May 1.
hurg-American Granfiti
The financial report shows total re
bears for sea.
ceipts of $45,814.25 and disburse
ment*
of $ 18.(iC7.fi 1, leaving a bal
Summary of War Today
ance of $'J7.13G Cl to tbi- credit of
The French and British armies on
u lint tie line LVill miles across still the department.
are strenuously opposing the ad
vance of tho German forces across the allies, operations to tho euM,
the French frontier.
Tho British apparently the French, troop» in tho
trobps are reported to bo occupy Voagea district havd resumed the
ing a strong position and are •sup offensive and* have forced the Ger
ported by the French on both mans to retire on the Sain Diet
flanks.
side.
While the -Germans have occu
Fortner Ambassador nt Berlin,
pied th e French cities of Lille, V al Sir William Edward Goschon, in an
p, Aug. 28. Dutch chamber e n c ie n n e s and Ilouhaix, the official official report published by the Gov
credit' for two millions for report from the war office describes ernment i n , the form of a white
of maintaining neutrality. hopefully, from tho viewpoint of paper, tells in an interrating way
of his interview with the German
Mi aia 1er of Foreign Affaira
Von Jagpw ,.antl the Imperial Gcrmah' Chancellor,' Dr. Von BethmannHotlweg, a t'th e time of the British
ultimatum, demanding that Ger-,
many .should cease v ioletlW of Btlgiun neutrality, A fco h m ii. 10. the
official report. Herr Von Jagow de
plored the step which' Great Britain,
wan. about to take, as he saw the
end of his policy and th a fth e - I m pcrial Chaitcellol, which had been
to make friend» with Great Britain
and then through Great» Britain to
get closer to Franco.Similarly, the Imperial Chancellor
was taken aback.* He declared that
Great Britain's action wns terrible
to a degree and- declared that h^s
policy, liy this ¿top, "a/as tumbled
down |lku a house of cards/' Ho
y *j J ö
gR.
iïYl
held Great Britain responsible for
all th e ierfihlo evontk th at might
happen and asked if <the British
Government had thought ,nt what
p riff the '.compact to defend Bel
gium's neutrality would be kept.
fi|jf
I'r mfiaf 1 utfjM * 1
T h f French commander-in-chief,
n>i I
General Jotfre, {p u' com m urlfatton
i f
to Field MaishalL Sir Jo h n French,
*«
commander of the British forces,
f*
V
1
1Hip
flays high tribute to tho valor of
IM r
I ‘ IA
1 4 k? H
the
British army, which, he says,
I _ mELi
"did not. hesitate hut threw its
V
- i
whole strength against •forces of
¿ /X T ,. r
----- « f c a .
gréai numerical superiority
It Is reported that British mar
• I'tiolo oy Amencan Prams Association.'
ines have occupied. Ostend to pre
vent th e. Germans from getting a
foothold on the English Channel.
tie r s are shown the Iralser <>f Germany anil the exar of Russia with thn
The German steamer Kaiser Wil
personal staffs The kaiser Is on the left When this picture Was taken » helm der Gross has been sunk, by a
was little thought th at in a few months' time these rulers would give the won British' cruiser 'off the W est Coast of
Africa.
Vn
Two Big Men of the War
And Saw Mill Men Suffer Series of
Accidents that May Be Fatal.
Wednesday afternoon am the (axce i
at- Zachnt>-,« ” m iii'w w *\w )ef**W )jpaC 33
close. tlaarn .hlT'thk* day t h,. t ,p
■b oder nt th*»-TThtwr-Trarr M arkham “
bursted without a m om ent's warn- *
ing and the boiler and brick founda-.
rion and various ■p a r t s 'of the en
gine were hlowp a number of feet
through the air; The sawyer, W. D.
Sirjitli and the lumber inspector, Mr.
Kraehlc and the negro fireman McGrifl sufTered serious injuries and
M f. Smith is hot e x a c te d to surv(ve his Injuries.
The accident occurred ju st after
Engineer Al Lilgia had pulled in
with the A. C. L. train and the
boiler was thrown over one of .the
freight mrs parts of the debris
striking one car and alm ost demol
ishing it. The flying brick« struck
MF. Lilgia cpd he thought a cyclone
hnd struck his engine, but fortunate
ly htr had just pulled far. aw ay . •
enough to escape the brunt of the
Tailing »bower from the ji oiler,
N'o reason can .be assigned for the
accident which will cause the mill
to close down several weeks for re
pairs.
The explosion /throw the village
of Markham into a fever of excite
ment and physicians were rushed
to the scene of the accident a t once,
giving the Injured attention^ while
others dug iflto the ruins looking
for more victims.
U l fighting period was 7,168 datys;
loss of life 1,900,000; cost in money
$6.250,000,000.
•
*“ The Crlmrun war began in 1653
and ended in 1856. It Was under-,
taken by England, France, Sardinia
and Turkey, In support of the Sul
tan ’s rrrlpire and to prevent Russia
from obtaining a .maritim e outlet
from the Black Sea to tho Mediter
ranean. Its duration was 734 dayi..
Tho British loas was. 24,000; the
French loss was 63,000; the Rus
sian loos V*s 360,000; tho money
cost, $1,526,000,000.
The American civil war lasted .
from 1861 to 1865. its result was
the abolition of slavery and a more
jierfect union of the states.
The
first--battle was at Bull R un-in Vir
ginia in 1861 and tho final surrender
in 1865 at Appomattox in tho same
state. Number of day», 1,468; Ion
of life 650,000; cost In mbneQr, $3,700,000,000.
V
The wax between Francd and G fr-/ y j
fnaiiy, 1870-71, tasted 305 day'«; Hye»
la*t, 290,000; cost-In money, $1,58^,The war'between.Rural« and Tnrkoy, 1877: 78, covered 456, d^tya; loss
of life, 180,000; cost in money $165,000,000.
<
’ '
(
. The Boer war In A friri; 1899lf>02. Justed 962 days; IÖ«s of life
9 0 ,8 9 8 ;'cost to Great Britain|y $1,000.000,000. ’
f
The war between Russia apd Ja pnn, 1904-5, lasted 576 days; loss
ofiH/e, 55lJ,90Q;(cost in.m oney, $2,260.000,000.
The Balkan war ngainrt Turkey,
1912-13, lasted 302 days; toss o f life,
145,000;. money cost. $200,000,000.
Spedai B.
P* y . Program
„
T.he/B. Yv P- U- program will be t
in charge of ‘the chairman of , the
missionary committee nnd (he Bible
TVrd<, ~>. hr-tjer r.r4i ^ s n i r 7 ' ow n
ing. ‘ These* leaders are preparlng a
special program nnd urge that all
members will bo present promptly
at 6:45. Visitors Are always wel
come.
: .
Birthday Parly
Joh n Garing entertained -quite a
number of his little friends Wednes
day afternoon at his home, in honor
of his seventh birthday.
Games
were enjoyed nnd after refreshments
were served all left hoping John
would have many more hnppy birth
days.
• *», •
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W A R N E W S F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D
P U B L IS H E D
SEMI-WEEKLY
THE SANFORD HE
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
I N S A N F O R D — L ife la W oith Living
----:—r— ■■11
VOLUME VI
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. AUGUST 25. 1914
NO 1
GERMANY D EFEA TS A LLIE S
LATEST WAR BULLETINS
FINK P R IZ E! FO R RACES
T H E F IR S T B A TTLE OF
Q R E A T W A R FAVORA BLE TO T H E GERAMARMY
Contest Over Nenaiorshlp
GOV. REDUCES MILLAGE
Atlanta, Aug. 26.— N ext In inter*
terest to the race between Senator
Hoke Smith and ex-Gov. Joe Brown,
which resulle<i~in the defe^ of the
latter by an overwhelming major*
• *
* ity. was tlie rare for rite short Iwrih'
Tallahassee, Fla., Aug. 25.— For
senatorship to til! out the unexpired
some weeks Governor Park Tram
term of the Ute Senator A. Q. B a
mell has been gathreing information
•~
v i ^It*, rwUl. . a u t ¡1 th e races, u n l i r l s e n t to other
iuu. may -determ ine what relt seemed-zL.:
-.tta : :U . r .- s t c o r ^ j^
otfiec a s soomw'rectíbrptWwwWír tHwl'ry;?ljtinr+fTr_rTh tíj|tj u!ii
Orlando
cLou tr atayrhe* could make in the
to make arrangements some weeks| AutompbBe AaSociaJúL_______
state tax millage for_Llui_Ik 1A ■a w —
Lhe race but with 146 out of the 148
ago for this service hut were unable { lu,xpTewr'-the- r r r e ^ t ‘tor-rm #
scssmont. T h e Governor abou t.ah»,
j countjes in the sta te heard from
to do so antf now that this great
Messrs. Chas. F. (Burgman, a c t
first of August was satisfied he
G overnor. Slaton carried fifty-two
news gathering force is able to send ing president of the Seabreeze Qhamcould make a reduction of one and
counties with 137 convention votes;
the news The Herald will bo Idled ber of Commerce, ar.d J, J . Bishop
a half mills in the pension tax and
Congressman Thomas W. Hardwick,
with nil the latest dispatches ‘and of Seabreeze sper Inst night in the
so ordered, but to determine whether
forty-eigh counties with 126 votes,
for the benefit of the readers the city, arriving a b u t 5:80, nnd will
or not still further reduction of the
and Thomas S. Felder, thirty-six
latest bulletins will bo placed on lenve at 6 iiY|„. t this morning,
stac millage could be made it waa *
counties with eighty-fivo votes. The
the bulletin board on the days when They brought w
necessary for the Governor to take
cm from Sencandidate
reeiving the ..nomination
the papers arc not published, (
breeze three of <
further time to gather more definite,. /N. 4-Z i¡
tdsomc silver
must secure 1K7 -votes in the con
On Tuesdays and Fridays the ,.Uj,a t|lltl w.|(
|data from a largo number of the tax . • - f:iJ
-ded to winvention.
G. P. Hutchens carried
news fresh from the wipes will b e , tiers of tin- aufi,
assessors.
He asked tho assessor*
ind also the
(Special to The Herald.
nine counties with
twenty votes.
t h e l a t e s t b y w ir e
given in The Hernld and afterward 1 first prize iyi
fbr
this
information
and now since
boat regatta
The f.
Paris. Fran
Aug J. It. Cooper failed to receive pluto t tie bulletin board. On otlu-r which will
receiving
accurate
information
from
mi* lialifuz
uili. ml >.1nifoiiiieeinent wns rality in any county.
days the tiejvs will be placed o n -the river on Lata>S?ECIA1, DISPATCHES TO lowing
i
pructioully
all
of
the
counties,
tho
made here today
In tin* Congressional contest rebulletin right from the wire« so
Governor
has
reached
tho
conclu
A total of - v
THE 11KRAI.D FROM THE
«Iver cups
"T h e great buttle between 1be turns indicate the ro-nominntion of
tlmt- the people of Sunfor.d can learn will be ufierct!
sion th a t acting within his discretion
. itomobtie
flELD OF BATTLE UKgreater part of .the forces of Eng 10 of the 12 representatives. C. L.
all' that U transpiring in the .g reat races, and either
to lower tho state millage, ho will
.three here
land and France against the hulk of B artlett, who did not seek renomRECEIVED AT 1 :3t> .
war drama in Europe almost as soon last night »is wi ll
reduce the said stato millage of
winning.
the German army which began Sat i tin tion in the Sixth D istrict, will lip
P. M . TODAY
as it happens.
sew n and one half rpjlls an fixed
They an* all rnucl •..
than the
urday continue* today. —
succeeded by Walter Wise, who
•^.<1
All wr ask in return is thnt yotTf prlz<- ‘ offered in lite* 1ourt h of Ju ly
by law _to five and onto hnlf mills
The mission of fhc "English and was unopposed.
Curl
Vinsrn
i*
will patronize your home paper more ruc,.. nnd are beanti! ill V engraved. THIS SERVICE IS AT LEAST FIVE
for the assessment of 1914, and has
! the French i* t.• bold virtually the leading a field of four In the Tenth
freely and if you are not already a The. Will 1.. taken Im «t to Sean o t Its AHEAD OF ANY OTHER
made proper orders. covemig said
entire German army in Belgium District to succeed Hardwick.
subscriber this feature alone ‘should breeze t tils ritorni hü at. T photoF APER TH AT IS CIRCUtwo mills reduction.
, while our Ru-sian a tlies pursue
It remain/ (or the convention to
m
make you one, The Herald is hen
FATED IN SANFORD
The
effect
of'the
order
of
Govern
1 -n t 1 it cuts Mia he made
Ilnur «in n u v - in i l|.i ,-ast
decide tin* senatorial contest, nnd
to give you the news and there n for
or
Trammell
in
reducing
tho
millago
.
ibt.. .tin. III till* pat* s of tinLONDON.2 |> m Reported Kaiae- "T h e Kii'- .n* occupy territory
this will revive memgries of old
no twice a week paper in the I'oun aUt .ipi r xxl .. h thi*\ » ill 1■*U)laced
is that the umount of taxoa which
rr's arm) In fresh attack reached fifty miles wid** on tlie German times in Georgia when politics was
will he paid for 1914 will tic nearly
try that gives the readers t hi* news on •\In Ut 111•rt in Del.atid Monday
entrenched lines **f the .lilies and frontier
1more lurid than in recent years.
six hundred thousand dollars less
fresh from the wires in the style of and I' n•-•Ia
San ford U. irtwday
are no w- shelling French and British
" Aft. r a great \ n t ory . t he Se - Governor Slaton charged repeatedly
• .than would have been collected had
The Herald.
a n i I liur-xlay. and tiien tifi- ..;ht to pualllons. Report sa )s that lh*' a ir --v a n s are how ready to invade .Un
during the primary campaign that the Governor allowed the millage
Also if the people of Sanford want |Orlando to lie a t ì h e disposal id th e
ships are dropping bombs on A nt-1 t ¡un^te*ritory to the north of the Hardwick und Felder w ere' com
to remain ut seven nnd a half mills.
a daily paper this fall nnd wilt s o 1O-I.i ’ 1" \ ’ 11titani .if i \
i i: .n u n
MXi r
V
*
bined against him, and if this charge
h vr\\
Governor Trarrtmell believes in keep
Male l heir desire in a substantial til tin- races are run
lii'. Russian line on the German Irt’ove* correct Felder's votes will
R um ors from Tokio of N a i a l b a t
ing taxes us low as reasonably per
manner the management will give'
Mn ally at least a 11o .■i n ..ir h» *. e
tle
b etw ee n
British
and
G o r frond* r extends from Tilsit to Iver- likely go to Hardwick, and lie will
missible considering the neccssar
.
them the best and most complete been entered tn the t.ihnr Day
The German pupu- be the winner over the Governor's
man warships. T h e re Is navul actix- burg and Arts
cxjienscs of tho state government
small daily in the state.
All we ask] races, and the entries will two r i jo 1’
By in the Adriatic S e a .
G e rm a n # lattoii # evacuating Wilfenberg, *1*t lead in tin* convention . to start
, „ with.
.,
and also think» the taxpayers should
is the support and putronuge that ■until Sept l*t. with the proli.i elite
h a ie ini ailed O range f r e e S t a le mllei i .ntt hea.it nf Kocnigsburg be It may be. however, that the F c l ^ e r j . ^ . ^ rrquirpt, - to ^
BUCtr blgfishould lw* accorded to every - live I that a num ber of i-ther ,a r * .vie be
mid South African Po s s e s s l n n s a f en U-. n| tiie arrival of Russian delegates will re.ieni the insinua I taxes as to create a large surplus in
newspaper. No more and no less. entered
. force* froth Poland, » h u h already tion that they are in any way party nn>. fuml
which tho Htnt0 wouId
another point.
Meantime come over to Herald
About 1 .'i entrii - art* i m
n
have« penetrated u considerable <li*- to the deal which has been charged
only get n small rate of interest.
Square and read the bulb (inn ;» mi t hr* motor urn t nu'«*' ami while
talie** toward Snldaii.
and will refuse to support Hardwick.
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A
R
I
S
,
1:5
0
p.
m
II
I*
admitted
now
save the money t hat you an*
is not ex]ii*i ted that il ri V (irei! r r’Another army from the direc The uncertainty1 cause« the situa
■
here
that
fighting
»ill
n
o
»
be
on
Floridians
are
Farm
ers
an*
spending for the big i ailles that
'only* will be bri ikl'tl * <11- Wt.1- 1
tion
of
Sedan
has crossed the de tion to In* decidedly tense.
*
*
.
•
I rench soil.
T h e allied arm ) »III
giving you the news live •our» hi*- Un** prove i m* it the tllii-t . 1h'
Washington, D. C., Aug.. 25.—•
(, main on the d efen siv e until it partment of Anrdennes and is en
"
hind our hüllet in
events
nf
.
hi
>
v
g
a ml interest mg
There
are 322,087 pontons in
gaging
the
German
army
corps,
E n to m b m e n t o f the Pope
s e e m s opportune to re s u m e the o f
.
- —*—
day
Florida th at work for a living and
which
has
been
proceeding
between
fa naître.
E x tra ordinary council of
| Home, Aug, 25.— The entomb
The Florida Potato Patrh
The motor cycle prizes Mill
139,782 of thdm are employed updn
war la being held at the re sid en c e tho river Lessee and the river ment of th e .into Popp Pius X took
Washington, I). C., Aug. 25. The cash and u large number ..f ■•i
the farm, according to * report
Meuse.
*
of P re s id e n t P o in care.
plan* Saturday at sunset,._________ which h ai ju st IkiehMseded by i h i '
Florida Irish potato^ patch contain* ( are ex[>ecied.
“ A third army corj»» from the
—
Witnesses to the ceremony were United States Census Bureau. Of
ML de
Kverv preparation i- bet
13,000 acres this year and the total
'• -V
neighborhood of Chi mu y is advanc
present
by invitation, and included the persons engaged in agricultural
TO
K
IO
.
2
p
m
Nothing,
regardproduction will lie approximately at thi* h»*uufi tu u <t* *ti
ing tn attack (lit* German right be
diplomatic repfesentatives accorded
ittg tho operations of the fleet tin,>f 1lil la r V
*•*- r * r'>* *1 *
pursuits the bulk of them Aro farm
4 1 tie000 b u s h e l s , according to i
tween tin* r i * i*r S.imbre and tin*
to the holy see, prelates and mem
nounced
officially.
Small
ilrlarhtv
!
•, 1 i
operators and farm laborers. Tho
llmates made toda
e I lilted ..n t hat In mens i .in’
river Meuse
Tins third army is
bers of. the Roman aristocracy.
• .:i • *»f F re n c h and English in the far
farm . operators number 42,188 and
S t a t e s t top Reporting Hoard
l*li Dax . a nd nut hing isupported by an English army which
The body was placed in a crypt ne
east
received
order»
do
co-operate
1
It*
,1
M
il
39,619 *ro men and 2,669 are wom
condition j^( the crop is 85 per cent done to add to the run. -*t
has come from the vicinity of Mons.
T h e body wap plmJM in a crypt en. Thero are 78,784 farm labor
ttol « ith th e J a p a n e s e .
ent of the viators
of normal and tho price at the pres- joym
!
Reports from alL the news agen
near several o th ers'of the popes. It
RO M E, 2 p m— Italy wavers.
ent time is averaging around $1.23 from all parts of Florida
cies and from the seat of war indi lies, in a wood cross on which rests ers In the stale and 66,237 are m ain
Allies
The Orlando Band lias hee.ii «»n- Germany offered colonics.
und 22,547 female*.
per bushel.*
cate that thftf Gormans are islowly
a gold eross. .T h is ip encased in
There arc 166 dairy farmers' in
' In Continental United States there gaged to furnish music for the *lax I...M out bait of provinces in Aus- but-' surely pushing back the com
zinc and finally in an oak cqs^et.
In.v.
tho
state and they employ 243 laare 3,708,000 aertrs planted to this and there, will not be a dm. tnoti..
bined French and English forces.
On the casket is the inscription*.
and
V Ii P E T E R SB U R G l 30 p m
4 foremen.
There are
product’ and this year’s production during the day or until a ‘te * "
Whether this is a ruse on tho part
Hero lies the hotly of I ope Pius also 237 persons in the state whose
I
»>»
R
u
ssian
Armies
jo
in
in
E
a
s
t
is estimated at 3fiH.fi14.000 bushels at night, the cnlerUtnmeti* J ..- .*
id the allies to get the Germans on X , born June 2. 1835; died August
I’russia.
Cznr Nicholas at fronl to
principal source of income is Tfrom
by the Federal Department of Agri- with a big ball -Orlando cniic.
a battleground more suitable for
20. 1 9 1 4 "
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a
rm
y
-lin
e of four million men.
stock raising. The number of cow
coltun- This year’» crop will ex
combined action or one that husi
1 he snond line of four million more
boys and sheep herders in this stato
ceed the average crop of the past
PI.KNTV OF TO! Id's I *
been mined' is not known, but in
Rousing Meeting o f K. of P's.
five years by approximately 4.000,Jacksonville. Aug. 2 1 .-"Indications mi» completely mobilize*.
is 109.
• '-.•*,
less this is the case there is no room
Members of Phoenix Lodge No. 6,
In tb<: entire United Stated there
000
bushels. The nation’s produr- are that the forthcoming tourist sen
to doubt thut during the past two
tion last year was* 331,625,000 bush- son will be Florida's greatest.- wid
days of fighting the Germans have K. of P., who were not present at *r<rirL580,270 persons over 1® years
•Special to tho Herald)
the labt meeting, '.held Aug. 11th, of age and 38,167.336, or 68 per^
els,
was. produced or) 3,668.000 the muntfgfcr of one of the large hoLondon. Aug. 25.— Officially un- had the best of the argument and
missed one of the greatest meetings cent of .this number aro engaged In
acrca of land and -sold for $ 2 2 r ^ tel* here today.
nt
every
point
the
allied
forces
have
nouncc4 Namur fallen, defeat of
ever held in the Castle Hall. A gainful occupations.
Of tye gain
903,000, or un average of 90 ceAts
"W e are receiving more inquiries
broken
ground
and
fallen
back.
allies admitted.
per bushel.
- *
than usual." he continued, "and our
Military authorities state that largo number of Knights were pres fully occupied, 12,669,203, or 83
ent,
including
several
visiting per cent are engaged in agriculture.
hotel is making preparations for a
i’uriH, i Aug. 26.— French war of the allies arc merely trying to hold
Knights
and
many
matters
of im There aro £,866,00*0 farm operator*
Big Sweet Potatoes
big »cnaon." While the opening of the
fice nltidally uniiouneas French nnd tho Germans in check long enough
portance
were
passed
upon,
while in the nation and they employ
Sanford-lands raUo anything, a n d . '“>ason' or tl,° Ume * ho" th,° lOU! ‘ English defeat. Casualties not given for the Russians to get into German
many
others
had
to
lay
ever
for 5,976,000 laborers. .
territory and that the allies will
everything and*ju st at this tim e_pf is‘8
«•"** " t . » ^ a lly depends as yet S
consideration nt the next meeting.
■
“‘■upon
the
condition
of
the
weather
tn
then
smite
the
Teutons
hip
and
the year sweet potatoes run to big
Great interest is being taken in these
»item, -D. H. C. Rabun, who owns tho North, we have every reason to
Lomloti, Aug. 25.— Thirty thou- thigh and make the Kaiser come
Rules for Auto R arfS
meetings, and the lively and ani
believe thut the visitors will arrive
to
terms
ut
once,
thus
settling
whnt
ittacking M alin «,
A fine place on tho west side of.town
sa nd G c ^ a ns atta
In connection with the L a b o r. ’/
mated discussions indulged in have
* and believes in raising a general earlier the coming season than ever thirteen t
from Antwerp. Dcs- otherwise might lie several yours
Day celebration being hold by tho
fighting a n d , much hardship and developed abounding enthusiasm.
crop of food stuffs to offset tho high'(before. The European fields are clos patch say
Daytona Beach and Seabreeze Cham
■
The
deep
rooted
principles
of
ed to the tourists, and as Florida J *
suffering and untold loss of lives.
coat of living brought in two sweet
Hon of foi
Pythianism are manifested on ev ber of Commerce on Daytona Beech .
tho next most inviting field, they are
potatoes to The Herald office last
ery hand, and tho future, unlimited Sep't. 7th, theMOrlando Automobile
Saturday that weighed 12 H pounds going to cortje here. Florfdni being
success of I’hosnlx Lodge, No. 5 is Association will hold the following
and they wore fine specimens. Two stimulating to all channels of busi
automobile race* on that day:
unquestioned. .
*
ness. In BYdrr-tw en ter tain the visi
prominent Kentucky gentlemen vis
6 mile race for .cars under 230 cu
Anither
rousing
meeting
Is
an
tors. thousands of additional pound)*
iting the city happened to see them
ticipated tonight.
Every member inches piston displacement.
of tneiYii, more groceries, pud, •in
and would not bolievc that they
10 mito race for cars under 230 cu
should be present. Visiting Knights
fact, all of the necessaries of life will
were sweet potatoes. . The editor
inrhes piston displacement.
are cordially welcome1.
be needed. Florida is going to reap a
gave them one and told them how to
20 mile Tace for cars under 230 cu .
rich harvest this winter, and we all
slice the big potato and have it
Sincetilicrs Will Entertain
inches piston displacement.
«
want to be prepared to create otir
fried for their breakfast at the San
6 mile race for cars over 230 cu
visitor»
The Daytona Lodge of Mnccahee*
best
impression
when
the
ford House. We have not heard how
hue sent out invitations to Now inches piston displacement. * ~
____
they enjoyed it but if it was any arrive."
Srayrita, DeLand and Sanford lodge*
10 mile race for cars over 230 cu
Tough on Nowspapess
thing Jlke as good as the one we
to jo in them in the big event nt Inches piston displacement.
During tho past few days this of
lu»d it aertaihly -made the K entuck
Daytona 'R each on Labor Day.
21) mile race for cars over ¿30 cu
fice
has received letter» from all the
4 rians wish they lived in Florida
There will be''race*, game« und other Inches piston displacement.'
where they sou)d cat big sweet po wholesale paper houses with which
form» of amusement.
Large handsome silvor cups are
tatoes in.spite of the fact th at war wo do business, withdrawing prices
^flered as prizes for the winners of
1» going on in Europe. Ju st now on at) paper stock. 'Raises havo
Tho Apple crop will probably be these race* and several prize* will be
•weet potatoes arp bringing fiO cent* been made in the prices of every
the largest in the history of tho. in hung up by the different accessory
thing. but . no , figures are given.
•P*r peck at the grocery-stores.
dustry in tho UnfedSUteswithth houses throughout the state. * t ’ '
EVery oKlcr sent in 'is now subject
possible exception of the rfop garberò
The entry fee lor each race will be
t In a Russian invasion of Auartian to the w iees in force on the day the
in lHj)6. J n lieu of exporting the 3,- 92 nnd same should be In the hands
territory the Jew s will be tho special order i f received and it will bo im
OOO.OfJO barrels which undrr natural of L. B . Fort, See., Orlando, Fla.,
«.aufferers, -because of. the Jewish cojn- possible for the newspapers of ¿hi*
conditions would be sent to Great- not .later than Sept. 3rd.
munitiea that are huddled on both country to hold out much longer
B ritain and Europe not moru than
Signed
* • • •<v, X
side* o( the frontier. Many of the a t ‘ tho proient current price* for
four 7JHucti guns nod tweçtj-four m pPr
0f
# ,n0unt ran be
.ORLANDO
A
U
TO
M
O
BILE
ASS.
finest farms In Austria are owned by paper and Job work.— Polk County
•Jew s.
* .R ^ o rd .
Auto mo hile nnd >ulnr Uoal Karen
** Will lie 11« Event
Those will he m misóme prizes
the auto ^ co rs wil contend, for at
- _
•,
j*-,«
,
¡
big meet scjitiuled for. LwJSlfc
T h e people of Sanford will have r,ay at Daytona i ^ ch tnd thcy
the hourly happenings of the great ^ill be on exhibition!!) Orlando the
European war by wire and the wires f t ter ,mrt u{ nul't A k( t0 rcmail,
The Herald Will Have Thera Every
Hour in Fronl of Office
Believes in Lower Taxes and No
„ Surplus in Ihe^Ticasnry
C A S U A L T IE S ARE
M A D E K N O W N BUT A R E
B E L IE V E D TO H A V E
B EE N E N O R M O U S
m
I
u
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'.A-t;
�AÜGU8T 25,' 1*1«
THE SANFORD HERALI7
TAGE TW
N O T IC E
EA R LY CHURCH HISTORY
“Vs
Aa I have charge of the builnc*« of the
,T itle Bond & Guarantee d o ., East San
ford Land League, and (W. A. Whit
comb, I can be found in the Tax Asfeu
* o r’s*Office in the
**- court house
KÎNG GEORGE INSPECTS AVIATORS
SANFORD’S FIRST METHODIST CHURCH AND EARLY
'
T H O S . K. BATES
I
From Paper Read »t (ho Method!*! Corner Stone Lajlng
Takes Off Freckles,
Removes Tan.
STRUGGLES OF THE PIONEERS
RY A. E. P H IL IP S
Dtautlfryourcomplealoa. Get
first named being already Howards
rid of tho»* freckles. You ran
of the Earnest Chapel church. T h e
Invest 50c in a jar of W ILbu sin ess.of tho two appointments
SCfN’3 FRECKLE CREAM
was thereafter conducted in San
sm! ttier’ll disappear. Sever« __
•rase» may require l» o jar»—•
ford, under tho nnmo of the S a n
no more. We positively |iurford and Earnest Chapel Church.
antre this, and if your com
Plans for building s church in
plexion isn’t fully raatoredto
Sanford were now laid.
General
its natural beauty, are agree to refund y.mr
nonev without afrumept. ' And in addition
Saqfprd* had previously donated a
W ILSON'S FR EC K L E CREAM la a fine, t , £
lot for tho Methodist church, and
rrani toilet cream. Doean’t cause hair to ¿tow,
»nd
does *|iotitivcly
remove
TAN an j ■
loft the ch u rch 'to tho official board
FR EC K LES. Try U at our riak. Price SOe—
of tho Earnest Chapel Church. T h e
lent by mall If desired. Mammoth jars 11.00.
W ILSON'S PAIR SKIN SOAP 2Sr. Wilson
corner of Sixth street and Sanford
Freckle Cream Co., Charleatuit, S. C., make it.
For aale by ■f - >
•'
'
m
avenue, west side, had been select
SEMINOLE PHARMACY ~
ed. On this lot- the main body of
---- -------------— ----- ---------- a---------------tho rhurch* building, which has
given way for the new, was erected
P h o to by A m e ric a n P re e a A ss o c ia tio n .
during the years of 1881 nnd 1882.
In ¿h e .meantime the mixed S a n
• J E M E E E E ^
day school was cpntlnuing- in the
rtA- unrn1 frail, the teachers laboring
MY SPECIALTIES"—
- "M y dcor.V .1 said, “ what in the with their different elements,' som e
Ptafcnrd's Hand- Painted China
thun—ah, on earth wa*> th stry w »} quite- rvmto.- 4 tr- t ky l l ibie-cia s.s of
Gorham's Sterling Silver
grown
people,
taught
by
tha.
super
were playing?" . "T h at,’ she said,
RogAt’ Plated Ware
intendent,
a
few
were
found
whose
"W hy, that was 'Home, Sweat
Elgin and Waltham Watches
under
jaw
would
drop,
while
th
ey
• H om e'."
\
"Home, Sweet Home," I mur looked at the teacher with a blank
mured, trying to recover from my stare when asked questions ab o u t
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED
•* mysUfication.. ".W.ffil, do tell me Abraham, Isaac or Jacob, or Moses
and Aaron, or Enoch or Elijah, or
what else was all that I heard?
"O hl" she answered, "th ose were other old Bible characters, seeming
variations!” "A nd what are varia to indicage th at the Sanford mixed
tiona?’' I asked, «till in confusion. Sunday school had brought to th eir
Plum bin g and
“ They," she replied, "ah, used by cars the first mention of these dis
Gas F ittin g
musicians, are digressions, devia tinguished ancient gentlemen!
The Sunday , school
secretary,
tions, wanderings, away and hack
All Work Receives My Personal
again, to keep the real tune from Brother Eiiison White, was a B ap bocoming -monotonous; understand? - tiat,. and. o s cbaraciorulie o f th a
Attention And B est KiToçts
good people of th at church, devoted
" Y c i." l answered, dryly; but
Opponilo C llj Hall
Telephòn« No 23
• didn't understand. Bless my poor himself faithfully to religious work.
unmusical soul, I- thought John H o-sometime* taught the primary
Howard Payne had wandered far class ih his efforts to help the work
enough away from home when he along, an d -also had some odd ex
5CICCT TAMILY HOTEL
wrote the old aong— I couldn’t see periences. Teaching the old E le
r o n OUFL_
why musicians should wander away mentary Catechism one day he had
BO O KLET
from the melody, and I could have arrived at the question, "W hat did
listened to it to the end of time God do with Adam and Eve when
Coot, comfort able a o J modero
He turned them out of tho Garden
without reaching the monotony.
Convenient to slrsmthlp docks.
Tills
picture
showi
French
troop«
preparing
to
cross
a
stream.
Special sommer rale*.
r
h
o
t
o
b
y
A
m
e
r
ic
a
n
P
r
e
s
a
«
A
ita
o
o
u
tllo
a
.
" B u t," you ask, "W hdt has all of EdetT?" Now, you more accom
. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
this to do with the history of the plished catechism scholars know tho
answer is, "H e sentepeed them t o j
M eth o d !«.C h u rch ,in Sanford?"
L id era of said corporation, w hether or mrt
NOTICE
B ro .
That, allow me to explain, was, sorrow, pain and death,"
ft*» capital atorlc of the .aid F . V. D U TTO N .
INC., ■bell tie Increased from the sum of Amendment of Articles «I Incorporali.,» of
LEGAL
ADVERTISING
« SANfORDLODGES «
•V as promised, a ‘ variation."1• But now White’s class could not answer. Up
111.0 00,00 (o the cum of J 2 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 .
Southrrn Produrr Companj
Geo. A. D cCotlec, H*r,
cornea the history, though other find- down the row the question
This is to eertily th at at refular merl
F . F. D u tto n , I nr. in* of (he stockholders of the Soulhrrn
went, and finally landed at George,
Hanford L o d g e N o 62, P. a n d A. M.
1 0 3 .Frt O r.
variations may follow.'.'
* "T ?
Produce Company,
a corporation nrx«nixad and »xUtlnx under and by virtue of
an
urchin
of
probably
ten
years
of
In May, 1881. just 33 years ago
Communicationevecyfirst and thin!
the laws ol the S tate of Florida, due notice
N oilrr of Appllratlon for l a s !>»»•!. Und«i havtn* been (tvrn aa required by 1«»,
last month, a man from Tailshalsee age. "W h at did He do with them, Thursdays at 7:3*0.Visiting brethren
Hsctlos * b t C hsplrr O i l , Law* of Florida
th at Is by publication and tha usual no.
>
, came down to Sanford prospecting George?’’ asked the teacher. " S lr i" welcome.
N stln t t* hrr»by xtv*n th at O. II. F rfis lice by mail to each and every .toekholdrr,
purchaser
nl
Tax
O
rilffi-at*
No.
107T
,dil»'l
s
ta tin i therein that at the regular merlin,
answered
George,
who
hsd
not
i>a!d
O .X . Taylor'
F.
L.Miller
"If you move to Sanford." aSJl
Ih» 3rd day gl Ja n » A. IL, 1912, ha» fll»d to be held on June Sth. I9 | t. the matter
any
attention
until
that
moment.aald fvrtiffrat» Irr my nffir». and Las mad* ol amendment ol th* Article* ot incur
a lady of Judge J. Wofford Tucker’s
Secretary, m
VV. Mr
application lor ta x dr*d I d issu» in afford- poration would be considered, by a vote of
family,. "W e shall have you to or "W hat did God do with Adam and
anr« »Ith law Salt! •«•Mlflcat* n n iir s r u th* t h* entire stock It was deemed »spedirei
following d**rr!bed proprrjy situated In Som- to amend Articles 111 and IX at the Char
Eve whon He turned them out of.
ganize a Sunday school In Sanford.
Monroe Chapter No. 15, It. A. M. *
Inni» founty, Florida, to-w lt:ll*x. IMt S nl ter. ol the said Hnuthrrn Produce Company
,
«
WM.- r-—
- —----- 11 30. run K. 2.11 It
in the manner as berrrnaftrc *tatr-l, torre
"N o Sunday school In Sanford?" the Garden pf EdenT” repeated the
Meets
every
second
and
fourth
Thurs
lore notice I, hereby liven that the South
teacher.
George's
bare
leg»
and
feo
f
the Tallahassee man asked.
Th* said land b»lnx a»«r»s*d at lb» dal» e rn Produce Company Intends to apply to
day
in
Masonic
Hall
over
the
Impc^ia
ol tH» Usuine» ol auch rrrtlflcal» In th * nsnis the lion. Park Trammell, tiovrrnor ol Ih»
"N o ;" the lady replied, "W e were dirty ns a pig from the' mire,- Theatre. Visiting companions welcome.
ol W .-E. L. Hunter TH. Uniras said rortlff. S tato , of Florida, at Tallahassee, Florida,
and were in perpetual motion below
ra ta shall !*• r*d*»mr.| arvordlng tu law , tax on >h* 18th day of Aucust, A. I>- 1914, lor
• have a population of 400 and sev
J
.
F.
Knrnntz
0
.
L.
Taylor
d»fd will isau« th*r»on oh th* I4 lh day ol Ih» purpo*» of oblaim ni amendments to
his bench. He looked down on these j
fU nt. A. IL , 1011.
eral denominations represented, but
•aid Articles II and VI of th» C h a r ts of
Secretary
High Priest
Witness my official slinatur* and aval this tho said Southern
Produca Company, t o '
•winging, muddy members as if to
no Bundsy school."
tbo 12th day of Au*. A. P ., 1914.
cad aa follows:
draw an inspiration. Suddenly ho
---------.
E. A. fiouilava.
"A rticle If- For th» purpose ol buylnf,
The stranger was a Methodist. looked up. .’’.WellA*-aald-the- wait Semlnole*Chaptcr 2, Order Eastern Star
Clerk CSrrult Court «»minóle Co., Flo(ida. I 'Hint, e« U r tin e , 'easing, acquiring and
(Seal)
J
.
C.
Tloberts,
D.
C.
dealing fr agricultui .1 lands and buildings
B e came to Sanford the same ing teacher, "w h at else, George, did
Meets every Brat apd third Tuesday
Fri. **"
for the | -nduttion • tre, storage,
- . handling
month and invested in a commer- God do with Adam and Eve?” In each month. * Everyone who haa seen
jiurrh»««*
Ia try animila
amt
Natter
of
i*ri 4« » r II a« AgrlculiufAl
Application for Tai Heed Pndrr kind« »»Í
• d al pursuit. Promptly on a Sun; George answ ered' now promptly: hia Star in the E a st arc cordially invited
.Section * of Chapter 4M *. I.awa of pr«»<lur t «
m
kind
if f tllii»vra, ma
Fiorirla
■I ir*.
limrrrU, ahlpptng
r h *nr r >, l
day afternoon, a mas* meeting- gath "H e sent ’em to FlurHdy!"
to visit this chnpter.
Miai ufftrturr ftrnl drftl in 4II
ri*«», io I*
Notice
Is
hereby
given
th
st
F
F
Hutton,
ered in an unfinished hall over tho . We laugh; • hut poor George!
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r
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Aliya E Robbins, Socfy .
ft. «
« criniti ural pro'
purchaser ol T as Certified» Nd. 43*. dated dure »* •! dairy Lu* >•*«■. 1o rlrar land*,
new Lefiler block,' a wooden build "Flurrldy" must have been hard on
the Aral day o| Ju n e, A. 1). 1903, hna filed prrpar«- th»*m for rdltiv* on, and lo plant,
enld certificate in my office, and haa made cultiyfti'i and dral In «II n tn n rr of w nli,
ing. standing where the present him to make him think that a sen
Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P .
appllratlon for tag deed |o tratiar In hrvrK*tablr«.
frultr.
nut«,
frrr«.
brick block, now la at the foot of
rordanre with law.
Said rertificat» em nrac« plitila.
or oil
airirullura!
Meets second and fourth Tuesday»,
tence to auch a country was equal
braces Ihe following described property eq d tiry , vrertab)#, nrrhar«! «r.d (ard rn pro
ffanford avenue. Anything now at- to capital punishment for that guilty Nlstting knights always w elco m e.
uated In Seminole county, Florida, Kwwit: duct« ana rcquiiU rt any and every kind*
L ot 3 Moses
Lyman'e
Division, as-re- w hatever.'*
■ tractcd attention In the aettlerrient pair!cuieilwA
1»
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H. McLauiln
O. J . Mtlloi
Book A, page », Orange
instruction
The corporation «hall have power ii>
County rerorda.
In those days, and all aorta of people
103-Sl Fri.
K . it. and S.
.
‘~ C .C .
Eiiison White’s name brings to
conduct Ita huafnra* In alt It« brenchrs.
Tho aald laud being sa»*a»»d a t t h » data have .«in« or more oricr*. in hold, jiurchn*.
turned out. So the hall was filled mind an interesting item of. history
of th» lu u an rt ol such certificate in the
p«»r»ontl
u ftm r of Unknown. Unleu said certificate m o rtfaf* and convey r**ai and
and aeata were found on rough connected with those pioneer days.
»ro|H*rty In Ihe Stale of Florida and ■■ aril
«mill
be redeemed according to law, tax
Sanford Lodge No. 27. L O. O. F,
n nil other Hate« and foreign rountrir«
lumber, ’goods boxes and nail k'egs. What think ypu, with all our great,
|„
drj-d will
Is Chci.ll C o art Hevcnih Judicial Ctreali Is
111 Issue
issue the
therèon on t^ e 's ia t day ot
**Article V It Tha highest «mount of in*
Auxust A. D. 1914.
Meets every Mqnday at 7:30 p.
la and For Hoaalaolo C t A l r i Florida. I»
The meeting was called to order gushing artesian fountains, and the
debtedne««
or liability to which (he torpor«Chancery
Wllnew« my official signature and a*
lion at any Hme can «uhiert itaelf «hall l KSIa Mr Lucas. Complainant
and Judge Tucker, who wae called forceful flow „through out qUy frptn over Imperial Theatre.
ma in* aist day of July A II. 1914.
Ten
Thousand
Dollar« (1 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ).”
'n .
Cltajlon
• feV c
„
K. A. DOUGLASS.
L. D. Wicker W. J. U r i . urna. Dilrndatil
In Wltneea Whereof ti e Southern Tra
to .the chair, atated the object. the great water tower, when I tell J . W.*0. Singletary
Clerk Circuli Court. Seminole Co., Fla.
duce Company haa ciu«*<l «hie notice »nd
To W. J . M rl.uraa: •
.
.
», .
N. G.
The Judge wag among his neighbors you that In those early days there
certificate to he «igned In T» corporale nim«
99-fit-Frl
° 9 J“ aoh' , , •• U * C’
Whereas s bill ol complain* a* baan Iliad
by ita president, and eeiVd with it« f o r *
In this cou rt aa abbv* aotlUao. s o ,
.
and haring them as well in hand was no source of .'drinking water in
orate real, at(c«t«>d by it« secretary th»«
Whereas, d e a r » A- l>*f ‘MA
Gate
City
Camp
No.
6,
W.
O.
W
4th da; of Jwty.
aa a politician haa his henchmen the town of’ Sanford! There were
A. f-7
i t. 1914.
1» . ^
Hemloele
and of counsel for c « » p l» l» » n t ¿jW» m»d» 1« Conn of «ha Canate Ja
80 U T 1 IK H N rU O D ITC E C
CO M PA N Y
affidavit th a t it la tbo belief of affiant that
Meets second and fourth Wednesday tha
. they quickly organized the pioneer perhaps two or three moderate ai^e
In
ra
Eatata
of
r
taeal)
W
c
.
P. S warts.
dafrndant. W. J . M cLaca*
Amanda
L.
Tipton
President.
nights
in
each
month.
rraldrnl
ol
th
*
alata
of
Floflda
and
la
a
reaSunday school with A. E. Philips, private cistern*, but apart from
Lagateea. DUtHbuteas and Ait**l:
Idast of a alata
Philip
A.
superintendent; Ellison White, sec these and a few rain barrels, empty F. ju Miller
J- F. Hoolahan
S w atti, Kacrrlary.
aiata of Florida, ■nd th at hla roaidanra la
. j .1 . “ “r'u *ì.**ln* aglin a or Domandi
»T-fft-Frt
oMlAst aald E atata!
it tba drf.ndnnt la over
retary; and Mrs. C. H. Lefiler and half the ‘time, and the other half,
Clerk
Council Commander
it tan, and th a t there it no w -ï*'J!L “ ? d
•* Vo“
haraby L otlfl.d
¡rida, th a aarvtcs of
10
■■ F vial ma and daprraon in tha alata ol
Mrs- Chas. Bent teacher«. And full of wlgglatalla and breeding mos* Blt* jrou. of aitbar of you, may In Ibo Circuit Court, Nev-aih Judlrlsl Mrauhpoena upon
__ »auld bln»( aaldUnited
Brotherhood
of
Carpenters
and
per hap« 30 Bunday school scholars, quitqea, there was no drinking water
ant, th e re fo r« ^ ou. the aald W. J . McLuras,
« • a««»* oí Amanda. L . Tipcall of tha .Slate « { FUrfdo, for Ncmlnelr
raquired to appear to tha blU
Joiners of Amcrlra
Couaty
corapowid of big, little, old, young, in Sanford, eacept aa supplied from^
of
complaint
filad
In
thin
causa.in
tha
a
b
o
rt
1-1./ .court,'
_- on or
. _ abefara
a_ aa
* a_ .a «.a
Wilson A Toorarr FcrtliDor Company,
Monday, tha 1th
male and femal* and of a n y .o r no Ellison White's* deep well on the
Sanford Local Union No. 1781 meets _.tilled
a corporation
of Octob- -, A. f>. U l t i otherwise tba
ML
religious denomination, were en elevatlpn which we now call th ei first and third Thursday night at
Datad July 8th. A. Ü. 1914.
Alad ayalnat you »HI b* taken aa conFranklin P . Davia.
•*
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C. M. HAND. Sheriff.
Mod.
o'clock
In
the
Eagle«'
Hall.
rolled. A collection followed, and Sanford Heights.
To Franklin F . Davis and all persons whom
A dm ln lp tg.t., c . T . A. and D. H. N.
And think you,
It la fu ttb ar ordered th at tbi* natlce.be
It may .conrarn:
Sunday school llterpture was order this was a drittn well, or bored J . W, 0 . Singletary,
J. M. Brown,
■bllihed In the Sanford Herald, a urnaYou are heraby regursled to appear in
th* abovo entitled cause In which writ of
ed. By the time this arrived a well, an artesian well? Nay, verily.
Sec'y-Treaa.
President iper, publlehed In Her« In d e county, Florattach m en t was faaued on th* ard-wt*« of
more- euitable place of meeting had It was at} ofd fashioned dug ouf, a
July, 1914, on or bafor* th» rule « ly in
September, 1914, th» asm s b*lnf tho 7th
been sofured, ..which, was the towq curbed well, yielding pure, cool
' R. P. O. K. Sanford Lodge 1241
day thereof.
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Tha Sanford Herald (a heraby dealgnaled
hall,” a long, crudb room over John water from considerable dtfplh; with
Meet firsthand third Wednesday night
Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole CoUnty.)
aa fha nowapapar in which thla notlea «h»H
By
J.
C.
Roberta,
]>,
C,
Dodd’s store, which is one of the no pump attached, but drawn to nt corner of First St- and Palmetto Aye.
ha published one* a week for two consecu
Serra» A D el'ilt.s,
tive months (nlna weeks).
old buildings now occupied by the the surface in a bucket!
IWJl/,
»»a »no
R. L. Peck
In witness whereof I havo hereunto sat
- r O. L. Taylor
n » t of BB<* °* ^*'jn**' f°r Complainant au pariena wh.omeorwr Interrat.d
In tba above my hand and affixed tha official seal of said
W ight Grocery Company, at the
aetata or In tha real ealata hereinafter describ court thla 3rd day of Ju ly, A. D. 1914.
Secrotary
Exalted Kuler
(Continued In Friday’s Issue)
ed. th at on tba 7th day of September A. D.
foot of Palmetto avenue. Thla hall
E. A. DOUGLASS,
la id , Mlcbeal flotundo, adm inistrator, will c , ■_ . _•*-r.k
-L^7 *!*“ . Cour,‘ Kovsnth Judicial
supplied with common benches,
present tn th rj Judge of Seminole County, ClrCircuit,
Tho Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior
Btnlnol« County.
Florid a, a petition now on file In tha C o u n ty
and bracket kerosene lamps were)
f“ W n U ,
J - C - llAbcrt.e Da C.
Order United American Mechanics
Ju d g e1, office, praying that ha may t>*
J4;
A Uornty for rUInllff*
NotJoe
le
haraby
th
*
t
d
.
H.
Ilooker,
directed to taka possession of tho lands
attached to tho walls for night ser
F l* r r1-9tc
Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P, purtbawr of T ea C m itirat* No.lOT». d atej hereinafter
doarrlbad a t aaeata of tbo device. The free uift of the MU for
d a r of Juae A. D. .. 1*12, hae ftled I cedent1* oetata and th at a Guardian Ad
M., In tho City Hall. Visiting brother* tald certificato
In ajy elfiro, and haa mado Litem may be appointed to represent the
religious purposes was granted by
•ÍÍ.V*of Florido
BeminoU Connlf
welcome- C . H. Smith, Rec. Sec.
appllcaUon fog tatd w d lo ivano in accordane* estd Vlttorla Vltlabo, « b e le a minor and 1 HUte
wilh Uwr 8*14 fiftiflcau e m b rirrt ih* fol under the disability ol noa-afei and that In ro Fatato o f,
Mr. J. E. Ingraham, who was the|
li i * * doocribod BfDp«rty s liu tu d ' in Hom» a eala may be ordered of the following real U II. Whltnor
agent of Gunernl Sanford, the owner
laole cou oty. Fiorila, t o - * l t :280(t. E and W eetata, confuting of three eaparata p ie c e of
Notlco la haraby gfvan to all whom It max
ny*»Ì* * « «ad « In N E «o r. Sto.ffTp 21. land eltuata in tba city at Sanford, for
of all unsold property in the tract |
th at on (h i l i t h day ol January#
m erly O ranta cou nty, now Seminole county. A. nrarn
D. 19IS . I shall apply to th* H on ors««
Conscience.
# 7i*r***^
aaaaeead * t Ihe date Florid *. *n a known on all of Block IS. and George G. Herring, Judge of aald court, *•
aurveyt'd for the town of Sanford,
IF y o u are a bor
of ,ttcb conlficato In Ihe l i n e L o t* 4 and S of Block Iff. Chapm an A
Consclenco Is a matter of education
r o w e r o f th is
ie-1
of Sanfoc) avenue.
fr- Vnleoa aald certificate Tucker'# Addition to Sanford, ae shown by Judge of Probate, for ray final diacharga »•
In combination with environment. Ï imuv.
paper, don’t you
i
r^y*rw *ff accordio« to law, tax deed recorded plot to tha Clerk's office ol Orange adm inistrator of th* eatata of R. II- , " bU,*
nar. deceased; and that a t tha lam a III»* 1
Rev. A. A. Presbey,, formerly of
Many a wage worker haa done hla D * I mV *”*f , °* °« .tb e lo th day of Sept. A. cou nty, Florida, eald property bains lo 1f-w
think It la an In
alll prevent ray. final account* aa admln'*cated
on
»
k
o
t
le
known
aa
Union
avenue
dr
justice to the man who I»
M.' E- Church, then a member
employer a grievous' wrong, and many
tr a to r of said aetata, and aak foe their »P*•/ fffVrfal algnaturr and aoal thta Kecond atreet, Senlord, Florida, or ao much provaL
paying for It t He may be
thereof ae th ill bo sufficient to pay the
be Florida Conference, .waa aervin employer haa ground an umployo llth day of Ae| * . D ..T *U . D ated July 9th. A. D . 191*.
<•*»0 ,
E . A. Douelaee.
out.lending Iml. hied nee. ol tbo oalalo, all
looking for It-at thla very
In tho.dust, yet In neither (balance hat i Cle»k U rru b Court, 8.r»lnoU Co.. FI*.
J. N. W-llITNEK.
Cb'apel a t Fort Reed,
of tbo personal oetata having been #*•
moment- Make It ■ reg
'Admfnletrator.
hnnatod. You. Carmel Rolando, V lttorla
— „ . 5 / Ja». C , Robert*. 1), C1
either
been
reproached
by
an
accus
other appointments, and|
98-80)0«
7-10
9
t
l
9-8 10-19 11-10 12-»
ular visitor to your home.
Vlllano and all other person« I Disrooted are
ing
conscience.'
therefore, hereby enjornaaded to tp p o ar
Tha subscription price U
’.¡reach in tho town
boforo me, County Judge ot Semlnolo
ah Investment that will
th. The Methodist
at tbo court house in Su Im i I
n o ticc ^ b
.County,....
d was tlien orgauit
tbo elockholden off t a t i ,
p M * « « Habits of Industry.
!.. a corporation organ lied If an
Wakens Something Akin,.
•towards was
Women In FTanVe nnd other coun
tho leer* of Ik* Stalo of .n o t 1
To bo able to appreciate anything
•>d
»i
*hj
offlewe
of
onidl
W!
Tucker,
tries of Europe nre much tnoro Indu».»ford. Florida, a t 10
U nd
«scellent rtvonlrthat something akin
»a
s
s
s
a
a
C. G.
Uu» , h . n S , c m . .0 t o .
to that eicollence also dwells In our
hn’ three
selves.—Tho Christian RogUter. -*
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Do you know tho meaning of
E. A O. E.7 T h at't an account* ant’a phrase .and mean* "errors anti
. omissions excepted."
,
„
1L — - Do you know what "variationa
mean? Well, I ’ll
you an example; I approached my house one
evening and heard muaici. it wus
the piano; I paused o n -th e porch
and listened; then; were sweet
plaintive sounds; then .th rer were
louder strains; iheiy wall* a*
• moans oL distress; tlicn mutterlngs
as If the distant rumblings of an
earthquake; then loud burst after
b u n t following in. quick succession
until the alf was rent, and, with
Mrs. Hemana, l seemed to hear
"T h o crashing of the thunders and
— ~therr*araw ok*4ii*> lpbwet’.'
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Henry McLaulin
B tn m m n r pontoon bridg
H. D IN G E E
HOTELWINDLE
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�AUGUST 25. iOU
THE SANf o il D HERALD
PAGE THREE
THE AMERICAN SENTIMENT
THE
ENGLISH SPEAKING PEO PLE SEEM INCLINED
TO. FAVOR GREAT BRITAIN
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Photo by American Press Association.
T h e A r m o r e d C ru is e r A rg y T F "
Those who compose tho large ele
ment of our citixens'hlp that derives
its blood from G erm any,'direct
ly or through parents who were born
there, fed greatly aggrieved that the
preponderating public sentiment vrf
tho American people seems to be ngainst their Fatherland and in favor
of its foes in the trefnendous strug
gle that is now being waged in Eu
rope.
'
"“ This feeling-on-thelr.purt is very
natural under the ‘circumstances and
entirely justifiable. It Is a m atter of
patriotism for them to feel that their
country Is right, whatever may he
the facts, and instead of condemning
them for feeling as they do wo ought
■-tent rfmfre
u rfo r t t —
There is po race upm rtho face-erf
llK JlcU lsh armored cruiser Argyll wns launched In March, 1004. She ti the earth the members of which are
■ OW«'of-»li jwauobi
of tho sumo type tircludeU In the. cMl mates of 1001 more warmly and enthusiastically a t
________
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She- has 21,000 honrepomerand a speed of ttventy-two knots. Hhe carries tached in aentiment to the country
four 7.6-lnch guns and two eighteen-Inch torpedo tubes.
from which they sprang than Gorrnans. They emigrate to other lands
arid spend there the remainder of
their lives, and may rear there their
children, never seeing ngaln, with
physical eyes tho .Fatherland: but
there is nlwnys an indissoluble chain
invisible* though it may he, that hinds
r them to the land that they left.^
.
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Do they deserve adverse criticism
for this? Far from it; they merit
' ever the highest admiration an'd the
wannest praise. The Germans are u
sturdy, thorough;' steadfast ifeoplo,
hard to be turned from a purpose
ohre formed and ulmost unconquer
able'. In the many years of constant
P hotos by A m erican
S u b m a rin e s
K I I E an* t«<' v|,*V« <, r n typical B ritis h su lim a n no O ne pictu re show,
t h e -vessel mi tin- - u r t i n e mul th e o th er s h o w s It s ub m erg ed with Lbe siile
re m o v e d
Hn*
tru ener -smnrKCtnTTTT o f th e m n c h ln e ry I» mdlruiisi
Thank Goodness I”
4
veryman : “ I think you ought to thank
me. They just got here this morning.
Yes— pretty hot day for ironing,
so I unpacked them and brought
j
them right along."
R
Mrs. W orker:
“ I am
v
more than thankful— I
£
■An/4 \
am perfectly de>
Psh b M
lighted.”
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L / flU C i
G-E Elect ric Flatirons and
Fan* will chase away the wrin
kle* placed by the touch of
care and worry on the
face* of your mother*.
.
wive* and daughters. V *
Come in and
make your selection
from
The Leaders of
the Market
/ ‘j S /
5,?.£0* IRONS
N O W
$ 2 . 5 0
SANFORD LIGHT & F U E L CO
110 PA R K AVENUE
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St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida:
Fathers
TE R M S - $225.00
Ballard’s .■
Snow Liniment
t im e s )
the part bf the American people, and
naturally and justifiably no, as wo
have admitted, they should not per
mit themselves to feel resentment.
The condition of feeling on the part
of the majority of (he people of the
•United States is quite ns natural, and
for the same reasons, as is the
attachm ent of the Germans to the
country of their old home. Though
many cxtnincousailctnenu.hauttkbeep
grafted upon~rtihMfrsfftMT^^?F~s7nce1
the old days of the Pilgrims and the
Cavaliers and the settlements at Ply
mouth and Jmnestown, it should be
remembered that the parent stem of
the American race grew in British
soil:, thut while the German says' the
^ F a t hciiamtyV we with rqrtji atfecttion, speak of the "M oth er C ou n tr^ ’.
There is also a traditional bond
that binds us to France. Wo cannot
■forget that the original strung!« for
the right to govern ourselves the
soldiers of France fought by the sides
of our forefathers and aided them
m aterially In achieving the finnl vic
tory that made us a nation.
, B u t aside from these sentimental
considerations, the sanso Of justice of
the American people is deeply involv
ed and h a s'much to do with the for
mation of our judgement of the place
of the right in« this rontest and the
location of the wrong.
Whether justly or not, the impres
sion exists in this country that if the
German Emperor did not actually
.bring on the war of bis volition and
intent, he allowed it to pass through
the stages in which u word from him
would have prevented or stopped itnnd lie did not speak that word; hut
by the arrogance of bis conduct for
ced war upon other nations that de
sired earnestly in avoid it. So b e lie v
ing the direction of the sympathies
Of tiie Amr«¡can people is natural
and not to be wondered' at
It may be that the national mind
has been mn^e up upon fals^ information emanating from prejudeed
source.», if so, upon the erroneous
character of the foundation of the
judgement they have formed being
demonstrated there will be justice
rendered quite ns promptly and ns
fully ’a- the adverse impression has
been formed.
Is a Healing Remedy for All Ailments of
the Flesh of Man and Beast
The speed with which this splendid liniment heats np a bad
wound or soro has surprised and pleased those who were accus
tomed to the slower and uncertain effect or less powerful reme
dies. I t mends the lacerated flesh so quickly that there Is but
little time lost from work. In relieving rheumatic pains, neuraltrla. sciatica. It ,haa done and Is doing a wonderful work. Many
chronlo victims of theso diseases have found to their great satis
faction that It cures an attack in a traction of the time required
by the ordinary treatment. .
Itt Is equally cffectl
effective In the flesh aliments of animals.—Owasrw
blooded atosk rati
(..wuwwda «triV W
This remedy Is needed In every tiw« ñ y ~Tf Its great power and
afflcacy was generally known, no family would be without It.
Price 25b, 50c and
ja m s
TT iallaro
$i,00 per Bottle.
■wrorwcroir
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i t . louis. ro .
WM. G. ALDRIDGE
L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D S T A B L E
C o rn sr P a r k Avenue and S e co n d S tr e e t
C O N TR A C TO R S F O R A LLK iN D S O F HEAVY HAULING
Large supply of H o r s e s , Mule a.
Wagons and H arnoss always
on h?nd F o r Sale o r Exchange
B lack sm lth ln g and Wagon R e p a irin g In co n n ectio n
‘ Don’t play with serious matters—
don't YOU carry your owm Insurance
against
TORNADOS
for you’ll find the money wanting when
tho storm has wiped out your property
Have our strong, reliable company
carry your risk.—nnd bo on the safe side.
Reasonable rates
%
Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co
b o o t l e s s o f soda w a t e r s and
I ’reaa A ss o c ia tio n .
T y p e of B r itis h
Conducted by the
Bfiodiftint
Nsglcctcd wound« produco old »ore« and
tb«M In time develop ulcera which eat ewejr
tbs vitality.
r
Full
ructions
I
a In
’ reps: itory, .Comnerchti and Cla¡ sical Courses .
TOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS REV. DIRECTOR
ljuinr) Growers Making Success of
This Great Crop
**
Asparagus appears to bo' hne of
t lie products of the soii that can be
profitably cu lti^ te d in Florida, es
pecially In northern and western
sections of -the state,_ Believing It
possible to produce the highest
grade of asparagus for the markets
of the i'nited S tatty at a lime when
no other section could make ship
ments, the Vall-Sylvester stock farm
near Quincy three years ago planted
asparagus to develop this industry
and now have fifteen acres which
will be ready for shipment In the
winter.
'
This acreage will not be sufficient
to supply the demand by any means,
but with the successful returns from
the crop this winter it Is certain to
stimulate tin interest among the
truckers of northern and western
Florida, w here' the lands are said
to be superior to any in the world
for this particular crop,
. To those Vho ¿io not know of the
possibilities, of this industry, it will
be information to them to learn that
an, acre will produce more1 than a
thousand dollars worth of this rare
vegetable, __ _
The scarcity, of asparagus In cer
tain seasons has made it necessary
for the canned article to be called
into use, for there is an ever in
creasing demand fo r'th is vegetable,
which the appetite of tho rich man
calls for.
,,
After the land is thoroughly plant
ed and thè roots are matted in the
rows or hods, the land does not hitve
to he reptatiled for a score of years
nnd the planter h is merely to a t
tend to the gathering of tho teneder
sprouts which corno up over night.
News of the large pro flu derived
from the cultivation of celery and
lettuce und tomatoes and tobacco
on Florida lands are nothing com
pared with the profits which will
come to the Quincy firm which Is
the pioneer in the asparagus fiejd.
IN CREA SE IN IN SU RA N C ERA +ES
In the Nnrththe rate Is 5 0 In 60 cerfta
per year. Where it is necessary to
have fires from eight to ten months
in the year, the rate is only about
one-half that of the South, where
Soto, Agents for Orange CUy- Springs Mineral Water
tires arc. used occasionally only for
two or three months. Considering
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this; the rates would figure three or
four, timea a» high in the South as in
the North.
And now there is n new scheme. At
the meeting of the rate-makers* to be
held a t Niagara in September, a new
increase scheme is to lie worked. In
stead of writing a three-year policy
for twice the prite of u one-year pol
icy, as heretofore, the new rate, is to
Complete abstracts
from the
records of
• 3.-f
be two and 'one-half.
T h ree years ago tho basic rate of
Orange and Seminole Counties; Taxes
dwelling insurance in Dol-and was
S 1.00 per hundred with a three-year
paid for nonresidents.
policy for 12.00 per hundred. B u t
. C. W..GOODRICH, Manager.
since their, the insurance trust has
grown real generous, and in consid
eration of our paid fire department
and hetter , water service, cut D*B
rate to 00 cents per hundred. At the
same time, however, tho trust put
on 16 cents per hundred for tenant,
and also 15 cents per hundred for of John B Stetson University, De Land/ Florida
furniture, making the present raid
•OfTere a two and a three year course of study
^
(after the ‘‘reduction” ) $1.20par hun
dred.’’ This is whore DeLand "gota it
in the neck;” If a D eLand man in
sures hia home and rents tho housethree months in the winter, fils rntd
of insurance is jumped to $1.05 per
hundred, with an additional 16 cents
per hundred for his furniture. This
is the big increase the good trust has
has giyon us for our .$4,000 fire truck.
Senator Conrad Is one of tho -In
fluential'business men in the Fjorida
Legislature. An investigation into the
comparative insurance rates startl'd
by him, would possibly mean thous
ands of dollars in- savings to the
S T A N D A R D itA IL R O A D O F TH E SOUTH
State. Mr. Conrad is a large property
owner; Jie is recognised as a sale nnd
sane" business man; an investigation
statted by him would be recognised,
not a a an effort to hold up the lo b
DAILY
byists of tho insurance, trust, but as
Lv.
Jacksonville
a legitim ate effort to honeflt ’ the
Atlantic Coast Line
3-D A ILY TRAINS EA ST-3
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Savannah....
Richm ond...
Washington.
New York...
No. 82.—Florida à West Indian Limited—Free Reclining Steel Chair Car* ta
Washington—Electric Lighted and, Fans.
( ,*
No. 86.—Palm etto Limited— Free Steel Reclining Chair Car* to Waahlngton—
Peculiar Furnishing of Bird’s Neat.
Electric Lighted and F fina. _
■ A golfer who was playing over the
B t Neots (Huntingdonshire. England) No. 80.—Coaat Lins Florida Kta.il—Local Sleeper to Savannah. • ••
•
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/» '¿y -• - r*
links tho qther day hit his ball Into
• Steel Pullman Cara of the highest dona operated on all trains. Atlanth
a hedge, and after searching for It
some tlnA without success, observed Coast Lino Dining Cars operated op/Traînes 82 and 86.
a bird’s n e st Frdm curiosity more
For information and Pullman reservations apply to your local agent or writ
than with any expectation of finding
hit ball there he looked Into the neet
A. W. FRITO T, Division Passenger Agent
universal rate on dwellings- and and found not onty his own ball, but
136 Weal Bay S t
•
Jacksonville. Fla
farm in the South Is $1.00 per year, threa others as well. .
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WHY S O M E FAIL
otlice on every day except Tuesday
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arid
Friday
morning
at
which
times
Here
aro
some
words
of
wisdom
T»«*<J*r »ml rW a y U om ini By ,
the now* will be found in. the Her* from the Zolfo Springs Truth: "N ine
I HE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY «Id. This practically gives our read failures out of ton among northern
». j. m ittr. tailor
ers a daily paper ’five hours In ad pcople^'ho settle in Florida n$n lie
W. M UAYNtll W u i l n w M . n . j , ,
vance of any dailies that can pos- traced to ini s manage merit They come
u 6 , f , iption P rie r. S 2 .0 U a Y ear In S rtvn rcr aihjy reach
Sanford and demon to this state with the Idea in their
I i■ » r v a v a —
ffi
strates that as psuni the Herald is heads that they are going among a
Uellrewl la (be City br earner 12 (10 tier »ear
I
on the job.
lot of ignorant, »ujierstitious people
•.
advance or 20c per month.
.
W ho said: “ If you w an t to know w hether you are destined to be a ,s u c . ------ O;-----who do not know the first rutlinymU
t* arment» In a ib a n c muni In made at office.
The Hcrnld wishes tu^cajl the a t of farming or business management
c e s s or a failure in life; ask y o u rself: Are You Able to S av e M on ey?
E a tarad a i aacaod-ciaav mail matter Auiutt 22nd tention of the men of Sanford to i.an(j th at, with tiieir superior intelli-j
1*08, at üU Pu»loffie» at Sanimi. Florida,
If not, drop out, you will lose; th e seed of success is n o t in you. ’
the meeting of the Commercial gence, they can reverse the order oft
adder Act oí Marrh 3rd. 1870 _
Club next Friday night at the city things and show the ‘ cracker* ui
Talenbonr No. 814 hull. The last meeting was a good trick or two. The ‘cracker* lias lived
Office In Herald Hulidin*
one and since that time many new here all his life and practical experi-1
fliflif him
film just
lltaf how
lime* to]
fn
members have* enrolled.
Rut the nnen
ence Tina
has tn
tnoght
will always rem ain a problem to yo u if you do not a t som e tim e face th e
"FO O LISH T R A D Ì N O"
club needs your presence at the handle and cultivate his land to th eij
issue of making ends m eet with th e means a t h an d , bu t th e problem will be
northerner j
> A i Mproducers and builders, the meetings as well as ' your money^-bejt advantage. The
A ipiTOvi n fmtiplij .excel all ptoVioU* and next Friday night should wit brings with him ideas or knowledge;!
Hvilltiitlnn »ml u.» arc u ¡»resent ness one of the largest crowds of gained in the north where the soil j
day marvel in business clllciency, tjifc season.* We have work to do and climate conditions are vastly !
but in. dealing, with foreign coun apd should be at it without delay. different from those here. He applies']
th a t -day when you assert yourself m aster of th e situ ation ijpd -say: “ I
&^
tries we are a sorry lot of traders.
------ 0 —
his theory of northern-gained knoai** i
will not spend m ore than I earn, b u t I will sav e for l o m o n w r u g a r d l e s s '"
E v ef'sin ce Williasn Pent» traded.the
Clarence Woods of the 'Eustis edge toWWr soil and h j f.^lsj^o jp akei!
Indians a handful of trinkets for Lake Region continues to get out a crop, while his leas astute neighbor j
of the sacrifice.”
t
w*hat"*hr t\uw the state of I’cnnayl- the niftiest paper in. Florida and wfio'TiftVrt»!irTmjn"sense to use his head
r .i t ‘^ V n tE te iK r r ilitie s of this ihstitun()R a t ^ t a r f f m x i c c r i t r * i s - a k i n ^ t o - - — '
virrrtsr.^lbe -Amer+ejrn*«TeopLe h are fast "tnfdr*h*<t hls‘ Jmwt frfYff* ■eitv*
been selling their birthright to for- hcllishcd wtrh-a- br ief ’W-marie~olg*-w *
—
crim inal to -n cglect your op p ortu n ity ioc~ ■s a H n g i ’a n d - i r o ^ ^
cigiiers for u mess of jmttage, so to type in th e - l a he Region office and S A L V A G E * F f l O M L O S T S H I P S
m ent and we urge upon you to
apeak.
filled with good things about Eustis
Wc export over $50,000,000 of airfl Lake county. Clarenh? la the Specie In Quantity Haa on Occaalone
Been Recovered From the Victim*
cattle and thefr products per * n"Treal thing, and knows the advertis
of the Ocean’a Fury.
num, which feeds the natibns of ing game as. no other and Eustla
Europe, and our American heir will l»e placed' on the map in large
Although tho chances of being able
esses spend a similar sum in buying type as long as. Clarence Woods is
to do bo aro considered doubtful, since
and maintaining counts, dukwi and at the^helm;
(he Ilea In - 17 fathoms of water, tbtr
L-iv3xied peerages. Those foreign no
-O Canadian Pacific railway hna not
blem en' are, as a rule, absolutely
It is rather difficult to get n line ibandoned all hope of refloating the
worthless— in fact bccorn« a .per on the war in Europe. Y op gô to Empress of Ireland. At any rnto, every
petual liability— for it costs more u German and he is sure his coun effort will bo mado to .recover tho
money; to operate and keep them In try will win. An Englishman, Frcnc £200,000 worth of silver, tn 1C3 bags,
H. E. TOUR
R. R. DEAS
M. M. SMITH IL R. STEVENS
repair than it doe* to run our cotton Frenchman or Russian is just as which fa still In tho spccia room of tho
Anil fish lrr
u a irf
Akf.l'rrddfßl
l'rv«ideiti
mills.
European royalty puts the sanguine and even our Japs think
minK iunken liner.
black sheep of* 'its families on the (bat Japan will be the greatest naTho most notable salvage of niTver
block and our rich American girls tion after, tile war. As far an San- du|fng recent year* was made niter
buy them and we. virtually exchange ford U concerned there is no Imme- tbo Oceana Bank In yio channel In
railroads, wheat fields and-.milUbns dlate danger of the foreign troops j“ «*»>. 1913, through collision with tho
of. dollars' worth' of products of coming- up tho SL Jo h n s riv'er. aS. p.,B0KUfc‘ th o wor*
h^dered by
farm, mine «und factory for titled long as the dredge boat is at t h « iltron« current, and tides, but during
tho Huccecdlng three month» silver
•*■•
paupers who could not
resold fo r1 docks
worth over £500,000 wan recovered at
any sum. . It doc* not require.for— o -;
l very low cost. Tho Ocqana was ly
• elgn treaties, a fleet of war vessels
Dob Holly of the* Sanford Herald ing quito upright; tho Empress of Ire One Inch Cards Will lie-Published Un
or tariff revision to stop this enor is studying Russian and last week land turned turtle— obviously a very der This Mending Al The Kale Of J7.20
mous. loss. It needs only common he got one of his lessons mixed up much more dllficult position for buI Per Year.
aensq In the homes of the rich.
with a news story , on T e rn a tidin’» vngo work.
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We export $18,000,000 of lumber Ice war, with thitf result: "These
Tho £200,000 worth of silver, howand timber, and American tourists people say that the first map that over. represents but li Bma l l portion
spend a similar amount In motor comes* around and gives the biggest of tho money which went down with
ing pver Europe and sightseeing lump of ice will get his pxzzxkxgi" tho Ill-fated vessel; for thousands of
D e n t is t s
pounds belonging to tho passengers
in foreign* lands, although the most — Hawthorne Herald.
themselv«*#
must
havo
been
lost.
T
h
e'
enchanting seen « of the world ure
All of which means in Russian
average passenger on one of the*»
on the American continent.
that he would get his.
liners usually carries a plentiful eup
G arner A- W oodruff Rtnldmj,*
*
----- -O -----, ’ -------CL ■*- .
ply of loose cash and bank nolcs with
U N D ER FALSE P R E T E N S E g
T h at was a pipe dream in the Ko- I)Ini. and It Is estimated, as in tho caso
One closing word about a state pbrtcr-Star about the young German of tho Titanic, that tho Tots of paper
Terms Moderate— Strictly Cauli
ment ma<V by the Jacksonville men baker w*hp o^Wned an Btilontolrtle «mltmonpy Imtonglng to p*mwnK**ru themaeroplane
in
Germany
yet
was
bakselves
muBt
havo
been
enormous.
who are endeavoring to collect $200.Tint banka. It might bo mentioned,
0 0 0 .for a job a t.th e California fair. Trig for a living and who intends to
join
the
German
army
the
Fnr
aro
tho gainers In such cases. Tim
They aay that California will spend
Phone 319
East
yet
Intends
to
get
married.
Joe
usual
proceduro when bank notes aro
*‘$20,000,000 to boost the fair."
Thus, in face of the- fact that the Reese ought tgjtn ow thoy they don't j 1(>"t 1* to at onco Inform tho ltatjk of
bake ^hile ncrftphi'nlng. neither do 'England, giving tho numbers. 1 hen it
regular session of the legislature of
GEO. A . D e C G T T E S
they
[pin tho arm y during the horns >■ B/ * * “ * 2 i0 Wftlt.12 mon,h" 11 hy
th at state when called upon to make
'th a t ttmo Hie notes have not been re
•an appropriation for the project, de moon. Come ugnin, Joeturned tn tho bnnk, you may obtain ATTORNEY ani . COUNSELLOR at LAW
clined to do so because there were
j the cash on again p'resentlug tho nuinWord
cornea from Palatka
Practice in State and Federal Courts .
no funds in ' the treasury for that
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, , , that
. . a|! here and giving the bank a letter of
liew
dally
will
bfc
launched
ip...that;
indemnity,
guaranteed
by
your
bankpurpose, seems like trying to obtain
(in nier-Woodruff Didg
Sanford Fla.
money under false pretenses. .The city on Monday, September Hth. cf*. to refund the money should tho
s ta te 'o f California declared that if H. P. Norwich will lie thg publisher! notes ever be preaenlod, in which case
Phuto by American I’n-ss Aeeoclatlon.
DR. C. G. B U T T
any* of the various counties desired and manager and the Palntka Morn-; tho bank la bound to pay again,
to make an appropriation they could ing Post bids fair to bo one of th ej If tho numbers on tho bank notea
DENTIST
do bo; but the state was not in a best in the galaxy of state paper«, j *ro unknown, and.tho notes aro never
In the couhlct between Auntrln nml Hcrvln n »,'ri-ni ilt-nl of the fightln;
Wo
will
await
the
first
issue
to
pan
found,
tho
money
goes
to
tho
unposition. Several counties made ap
Office: Y(.well DuiMinu
will
be lu tbo mountains. Neither country- hn* a llrat cIiik* navy, nnd "
claimed
bank
balances,
In
which
thero
propriation*—anil will have their judgment.
nrtnle*
wlll.be dt*|a*inled on for victory. In this picture there 1» »hown a
are
always
huge
amounts
of
other
peo-O ■ SANFORD. FLORIDA
booths—but the main intention of
ber o f the Austrlnn mounlnln gtina Tlicno ure manned by etllrieut cur,
plo'r money.—London Tlt-DIta.
Elsewhere In this Issqe is an ad
th e fair Is, a*.all know, to sec how
»i>bflor*. about »lx men to each imiil
TIIOMAM KMMET WILSON
much money the visitors will' leave dress delivered by A. E. Philips at
Light Humor.
K. FKKCJUSON HOt.'.HIIOi.OI.lt
there, cither of their own free will tho cornerstone laying of the new*
In the latter half of tho cightcotith
or tinder compulsion. The Jackson Methodist church and .giving the century ono of tho members of a little
&
ville boomers should use some other early history of Sanford and San- scientific society in L iv erp o o l, Eng
■form of argument to coax* the colrv furd churches. It Is most In terest land, laid a curious wagor. Ho bet a
LAWYERS
from the chests of the capitalists'.— fng to-old and young alike and will brother scientist that he would read a
newspaper by the light of a farthing
appehl to the readers.
Palm Beach Post.
•
Florida
dip at a distance of 39 feet The U. S&nford,
The Trlplfc Alliance of Orlando com H., finding tho Teat difficult at even a
#»
l&HMINATEB MIDDLEMAN
posed of the school Board, the news sixth of tho ^distance, cheerfully ac
Ojllrials o%the United States De- papers and th e. teachers have de cepted the Wager.
Tho layer merely coated the Inalde
(airtm cnt of Agriculture have been clared war on Supt. McKinnon and
of
a shallow wooden box with Hoping
testing out tho parcels post as a tho heavy guns are uijlooaed every
DENTIST
pieces of looking glass, so as to form
means iff marketing eggs nnd have day. This matter will yet be tendered
« concave lens, placed It behind hla
found it highly satisfactory.
The to the Hague Conference for eetUe- farthing dip, and nSadlly deciphered . PEOPLES BANK BUILDING
'departm ent has shipped 466 lota, mpnt.
the small print at tho stipulated dis
ROOM 9’
‘«onslsting of 9,131 eggs to various
tance.
Lparts .of the nation and .upon ar
Tho experiment was witnessed by a
The Herald has eallad attention
He was a
rival a t destination, only 327 eggs, to the importance-of a Curfew Law Liverpool dock-master.
or thrjto and one half per cent of for Sanford. If some of the parents thinking man*and saw great possibili
the total were broken. -Ten doxon could see their youngsters on the ties In this learned jcsL He straight
«gga can be shipped in ono container street* after ten at. night they would way adapted the principle ta: light
n distance of 160 mite* a t a cost of demand this law and see th at it house requirements, and forthwith tho
Th* National Weekly
modem reflected light, with lta miles
*4.7 cent* per dosen. This includes was enforced.
r
of reflected range and untold life-sav
the coat of transportation and conFirst Tim e
ing power*, sprang. Into being.
.. tuinw.
. .
We guarantee KOR-KEK to do all we claim for it or we
Tho Raiford Tribune is the new
in
C lu b s
Florida postal authorities advise est baby In the Florida Prcaa Gang,
will give your money back. This is not idle talk, but a fact;
Doll Too Much Lika Baby.
r«
th at the farmers and farmer»' wive* being an eight page, five, column
Thla ia a true atory: There la a little
our reputation stands back of it.
CtOm't has been
of this state'Aro utilising the parcels weekly, well edited and well print girl on the East aide of New .York to
told at $9.50. Now
post extensively in selling farm pro- ed. D. H. Mo -My U the inan be-- whom, a beautiful woman wanted to
th* pries U $2.50
sndws have secured
due? direct to the consumers and ex hlnd tho pen and wo wish him suc- give a doll. The woman brought the
sconceulon where
lltUe
girl
Into
her
Jnxarloua
home
one
cellent results have been obtained.
in his new field.
by ws can offer It
To preserve the life of rubber.
day and put Into her arms a doll—
L ast winter when eggs were being
at a Mill further
such
a
doll
as
Is
popularly
supposed
to
To
Increase .the mileage of tires.
«old I>y retailer» a t from 60 to 66
reduction In con
War Is Hell!
be
dear
to
the
heart*
of
lltUe
girl*
nection'
with
this
c*nts to the consume^ the ta m e rs
, Not to injure finish or garments.
‘ War ia who ltvo on the Eaat aide. But the
publication, q
General Sherman >*id:
vrere only receiving 20 to 26
lltUe girl drew back with an ugly
It is not a filler; it is a 6 per cent tonic, 94 per cent air.
per doxen for their produce, giving I’Httt*1
scowl. She didn’t want the doll, and
So
do
certain
letters
in
the
nnnv
You ride on air as . now.
KOR-KER prevents the air from
tho middleman -from 30 to 40 cant«
■he said ao. The beauUfnl woman
« U>( artel demand far C A r ’i at
escaping. 1500 miles added to your tire mileage by keeping the
on each doxen egg* be .handled. of these European nations now in thought her a very ungrateful child..
m b« w prict, » , he»« made t n i n t tmrnl t to
oor enrn publication tick on« rear
T h e parcel post system of marketing volved in the great conflict:
tires always up. No leakage from punctures, air holes or porous
It was not until tome time after
forth* prit* ot Caifa,'«a lone. Thla I» allmlltd
’
SW
ITZERLAND
tdfer sad mual b euken adven last cl promptly.
entirely eliminates the middleman's
ward tho little gtrl explained. She’d
tubes.- No rim cuts. Less blowouts. No loss of time or money
'
. FRA N CS •
always had babies to take car* of, she
profit and divide« the profit.of tho
hy
delays on the road. Increase your ojvn pleasure; also your
GERM
ANY
■aid. Bha'd had them to lug around
middleman amottg producer and confriends’.-H IG H E S T TESTIMONIALS.
with her almost a* soon aa ehe was
• SERVIÀ
s a js . i . ö ' . s a ’.- . - - j t r r . Not only 1« It lha
able to walk. She loved them, of , * m 4 rltiata a handbook but It [« «l«o «
.
RUSSIA
Treatment simpJe;~not* sticky; inexpensive. ‘ The tube can
maiaime lor th* •hoU.ImB^y. Aotons the
course, but at play time—wh*a they*
•The HereW- ia -giyjng the readers
ihitif* that a year « auheedptfan * t u are,
be transferred from one shoe to another; will not in any way
was *ucb a. thing a* play Ume-=*be
AUSTRO HUNGARY
the- war news ’fresh from the war
really didn't Want a doll. It wag too
interfere
with vulcanizing. Call or writ for particulars.
M
O
N
TEN
EG
RO
- m d no rehaah copied from
much tike the babla«.*
ENGLAND I
iphra goes Into the Herald,
' " ‘ T B ’i t o f c * . .
•
Distributor
UK) lUu,t,«l»d F u h n i
,
BELGI
have a |UUy wire service that
• :. : f .
* Cwpt5o>fareli
for Flcrida
expenal
Not th* Real Thing.
« • Ik i Ym > Km
* ‘ gtt the Idee," bawled
Sanford, Florida
to another, "that Jlat
i a flannel,mouth, you
P o r.S sU .h y S a n fo rd Motor Saloli Co*
A gents W anted
over me eye*!"
1
I .That
j
K
THE HIGHER COST OF LIVING
^SOLVED
BEGIN TO SAVE TODAY
SANFORD, FLA.
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Business Cards
Drs. Mason & Householder
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V
A u s tr ia n M o u n ta in G un D e ta c h m e n t
Wilson' Housbolder _
TIRE
TALK
DR. C. W. FAIN
.
s
There Have Been Many Fillers and So Called
. Puncture Cures on the M arket. None
Have Proven Satisfactory U n til Now
Colliers
WE GUARANTEE (
Offer to Oar Reader»
W lm Yon C rt in Collier’. |
C. Chamberlain
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THE SANFORD’HERALD
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f ommereiai School» :jmJ Colleges
T. K. Unto*, tax naae&Hor of Sem
'M a rrie d In Sanford
inole rounty, motored to Palatku
Mr. C. P. Dickinson of Orlundo
Washington, D. C..' Aug. 25. A
from Sanford last Saturday-and re and Miss Marie Darby of Winter report i»»ued today by the Federal
Little Happenings— Mention O f mained until Tuesday. He was nc- Park were quietly married at a late Bureau of Ed it ration »how» that
rompanifd o n ' his trip hy Mr». hour yesterday nfternoon In San there are three commercial »chools
M a tte r s In U ric i
Hates and her sister, Mrs E \V, ford, coming to Orlando lunt night and hu<i ne»» college* in Florida.
Elliott* Ful.it kq News.
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I hy automobile. The weeding is The 1913 enroll men t wait 1,018
PERSONAL HEMS Of INTEREST
Mi*» AIlie Trafford i» hack at her' 'luiu' “ " “' I ’" 1“* to hi» many friends Lpypitt. .It i* estimated that more
post in the 'H erald dllloe
after aa i
iHo young couplo in this city, who than half tlii» number completed
•e after
bile
11)ey.'. "»»pcctcd
suspected It
it might oro c - 1rein
com u
tin-rcial
two
w.*,*k»
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.nation
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l»lp>
nreal courses und a lurg
»petit in the I
summitry Of The Floating Small T oIKh
cur
some
tlay,
did
not
anticipate
'‘
number
are now employed in Flormountain» of North Carolina and
Kurrlnrtly Arranged For Hurried
so
early
ti
onion
of
hearts.
ida
hustness
institution»
her friends are delighted to have
Herald Reader«
Mr. Dickinson is one of Orlando'« *1 it the entire nation there are CIS
her wit It them once more.
The
Herald
ofllge
without
Mis»
Allie
i» leading young lawyer», a member business colleges and rommereinl
Mayor Thrasher is home again
of the tirm of Dickinson & Dick- school» and they accommodate 160.from a pleasant visit with hi* »inter like a version of Handel with the insoii. and Is ¡v gentleman of many* 557 «indent.» tutnually
This is uti
Hamlet left out
at Dunedin.
admiruhic traits of character, pop- average annual attendance of 2fill
Creen Smith has returned from uiur with every one with whom he pupil» per school.
U. E. Tolar* has returned from
where
he
went
for
medical
'
Chattahoochee
where
he
aecom- comet in contact.
Wa ycross
punied
Cruse
Harnes
several
days
The bride* is one of W inter Park's
The beet sugar industry of South
attention.
a lftc~— He itq m rtr the - condition- op most attractive und accomplished ern California is of large proportions
’ Sec Dutton for turnip, mustard,
Mr. Barnes a» very
serious as he jyoung
and
ofi ufiends
larger
than
•t
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m j t iiik
lladies
u U iu o H
im
ibus
u ia
ilots
iu a
u
vxinuc*
*ami
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imuch,
m u v iiw
n
il g v t
t i
:i
ithe
lit*
jpublic
n ju u c
lettuce an cau i 0
I is suffering from a complication of |n Orlando who will welcome . her comprehends, experts claim Both
M rs. H. E. Tolar is the guest of diseases that have affected both to this c ity. She is the a d o p t« !,in L9I3 and in the growing crop of
her eistcr,
PafflslftJH it Geneva j mind and body and he is not cm*
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u p. 1914 the beet sugar acreage in .Smith■preted to live
His many friends I Shepp.n Hto, nd is ‘4t« iq t cdl; popular ern California "was aha ut ail 0,000
'• this week.
Attorney C. P. Dickinion of Or-] her* 1* iM
“ri'‘V‘Ml to leurn ° f hirt with the young people of the col- Last year from thi»arraagc7tifi,] 10
You’ll Alwayn F u u L jja ...
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le g e town;' who 'will unite in* w ith -j of beet» Were sliced, and-tlui rctiuad'i
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—hiu. I|u»hand it happy sugar nudc-irutu-LUu*».hwt»«**itSd»<i
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1 Tliurs&ayr **nndand prosperous voyage t hrough Jifu. - O0l).*>***k pounds or.- 2..‘100,000 100" ‘ Get your ice cream from D u h n rfa ilnnd ,,:irk
,,j,’nlc conveniences
—
Orlando SitutiaeL—___
ESfjnnt—bags, Beet sugar companies
Ice Cream Factory.
85-tf
amusements. The only safe, clean
„ ---- —.-----------------i have nhout 115,000,000 invested in
! outdoor swimming jmjoI. emptied
B. Y. P. U.
I factories and ianils in Southern CalFresh yeast cakes, Imperial gas daily, cleaned and re-ftlled from ar
Tho B. Y . P. U. held Its regulnr ■Ifornla.
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oline Irons nnd washers at Mrsi tesian well. Shower hath, toboggan
PIIONF. 275
• Th» Nwr.si Drug Stör»
SANFORD. FLA.
Simon's.
l*tl
slide
Leased privately also.
8t5f meeting Sunday evening. The bu!>ject was Eve, the F irst Woman,-^'
Hon, Forrest Lake has returned
i. Mis» Arnnko Tukuch and mother, rendered by members of Group No.
Ì E 0 4 L 'ADVERTISING
from a bittiness trip to Jacksonville Mr». B. E, Takuch-of Sanford are
4,
Mrs.
E.
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Cox
lender.
The
fol
where he apent several dnys.
visiting the former's »¡»ter, Mrs. lowing is the program:
NtfJlrr nf Vpplltrallnn fu# Tal Herd I'ntlrr
New hooking orders for Hig Bos- Ernest Molnar for a few ihtys, They
24relian 575 wf ihr lírtirr»! Mlaluliyi
Scripture reading. Gen. 2:18-24;
Notirr h hrrwby ftvrn that Httllh E, 1
ton Lettuce and Cauliflower seed, have just returned from nn extendg -j.
i,y Mr."'Bray
Mf i 'I, (>tirrh»»«r of T u iVriiÍr*tt* Nu
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F. F. Dutton.
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ed vacation trip through the Middle j Tht, Creation of Eve, hy Mr». •922, ftatn| the 5th day of Novrmlirr,
a n 1H15. h.. film »«1.1 crrUilcit* in m>
'V« tak e pleasure in p resen tin e to class rooms to he used as the
»' West, thence through the great
ofllrr .».I h*. iq*.|r spplir .ii,.n tar i«s ,
r« ,d e r» . of T h e Herald a picture Junior Department.
Mr», Hrotherson has returned to
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Thwe rooms
ni r wilh 1•« huid
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l o l l n » i n«
nf
«Ir»
'Irw- nf tin* Men Hapli-Ht
hiirch now h o can he thrown into one' and also
her position with the Peoples Hank
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later vi,»Hing Mr Molnar s mother* . l .,
r f it f «1 | » r t i | t n i v
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after spending two week» with rela.......
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Honda, tu n i lire Nf: .ur «1 \ U ', .»fig cuu»trurU‘u
I nt* committee in thrown into the Sunday school uudi■
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and
then
finally
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Mi»s Linda ( on- •*( >■»- , v.r jic
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i _run w ».-leeting this plan made a close tnrium. On the south end will bo
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mmr
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r.> e* r.il
lives
near Mirhol»
Nichols, tloridii
Florida
\ia the Savannah hue, tmully reach nelly.
t hr
i*mi *i,rin{ ...r —nt .i the ii*t•- .itutly of chfirch building through- four rooms similarly arranged for
For Salo--Pepper Plant«.
ing Gainesville on their way'•home.
Ihi* 1, UAnrfrt nf »yrh re*rtlfir»!f* ín i hç
Descripture of a Wdrlhy Woman, uf
Di Dir* «í tfjiKijDWii. 1Trali*«4* tiáifi r^rtifleát» out the country. The building Is so' the Intermediate Department.
Lindly Walker.
The trip was a most delightful one, Miss Ethel R oberts:
■h&tl t># r« «lr*nir«! arruriUnit lo !•«, tai arranged as to take rare of all de
* ill U«m* thrftfñn «n fh** 2Uh <1•> of
Wijst Side.
Third Floor
ia tp and after a three month»’ rest Mr».
What the Gospel is Doing to Up- Nt'plHii ber, A. iT\Tx
partments of church work.
The
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o n u 1n tthroughout
LiFmlierK nnt tl
iâ W
af Ii I- L
\Aiih#** n».
ray iltllflA
M. M. Sm ith, Dr. Schultx. the Ja k n c h and daughter are anxiouj lift
Woman
the
World,
) -, .w
vmn.i, nensturr »ut|^ ,e»l plnirht prnrtintlly th e wnme na-thnt*—The -third floor •will ‘tx* twed" as
; tnf* thr 2|»| t!i> of Avnru*! \ I» 1T>11
G ainesville Sun. Mr». Cox
L* \ im riil ASF.
Misses S m i t h and little M ik e S m ith , to get h ack home.
of tin* Third Haptist church of St church parlor* and gymnasium. 'T h is
Wrl rsitn ,.|i* I
rY I irritlt
Clo*inu
UmytT.
Mr.
Fortiori.
all of W in te r Park were tu the citv
l.ouib. Mo
Mr Hyman, the pastor 'I*»«' wiU he for pleasure and recreaK«.h* r* », i>
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NEW R E S T A I . RAN Y
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W ** uift* very much cncouraLt«*ii, **
tif the church here recently visited ‘ ¡tin anil will be equipped in the
yesterday.
iivir «mr lari;«* altrmlmir.i' nnd wt* 1
tiii» church in St. I..... i*. u¿ well as v,,ry best manner. The Y. M. C. A:
or 6 doses .fififi 'will tire.ih any
•T'lie Hi ll Restii urn ne w ¡1 upon ot.
i»f Ag*faiir atlii I«*» I , I » . •t I mit f m an;
h . o p r ( m i tv t o r n i i i i i t m i
I n In i N t * t i u ' i i )
Nutt
other modern, chiiTche» in «leu ha» I.... it taken in hnnd hy tho
i 5 **l I Ii * ii ** f l i r t a i
I .»I ni I r »
c^im‘ of F e v e r or < tolts
Price J,. \ugust I !Mh ui the Ulne» Et uil : I■.
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each . timlii•
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ot lier eitles. Mr S. O. Sliinhotter, ' hurcli anti will he mude a great
I l f , First St. Meals anil »hurt orders
cents.
V l-2 h t
t-f "I »ii i t*f t *ii* i*i • %i*» *Mi, i
|*irn
We have lieen. inviteli to go to 4 * •.
i In eontraclor has proved himself feature u( the new tdiurch.
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IH AND ABOUT THE CITY
Hitch Up and Drive Here at Highest Speed
For Anylfiing in ihe Drug Line Thai You May Need
SEM IN O LEPHARMACY
Mr*. S. M O verm an i- in tin*
lit;, tiiduy packing up her imlhnerv
slock, p ro p a ra tu rj
tu m oving io
Tampa w h ere »In* will engage in
llll»ll»*»S.
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will he served Furnished ruomi. u p
U rlan d o
stair- Kl>*n Ever Propre-ior
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Nulice Srhord 111 a mi natimi
Th,
letu her»' c o u n t y \ a iiii *:»: u'l
for
h n ty certificate» will !••• lc*lT
T y jxrwritur Hihlion»
Ri*memher
the Herald when you need one at ^ a n io n i huginning Tni*»day
Arn make machine.
75c delivered Sepl
8th at 8 u m
F o r white
anywhere.
P h on e 148
^ 85 if
1 leuchen» ill tile Sanford High Sellimi
^
for colored li- u h e r * in tin- ll.ippt r
The I ecillUl! M lifU V i n l
entertained h> Mr» i 1' limes at \va ile m;.
A li*S vi otic dolls r Will hi o n
her home on Palmetto avenue next
leeted of «nidi examinee,
Hring ink,
Saturday ut 5 ft. m
5 or C doses
cant* of F e v e r
fitifi
or
will
b erak any
( hills.
Price 25
cents.
94-261
pen an<l paper
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next
f i l l ' l l »4**1
-s-r f I f i r n >■ lit
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F r i d a ; to fender a
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We will tell you tproto
r( v sit u » t • <1 111 Sr miVmlr l ourjly,
Vi. *. •, -, wit I o'* i* %.* M »M
mitre ihout it tiext week
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Mr Win
R a y n o r and d au g h ter «1***1
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Min* L a b e
have retu rned from a isl V»
nruff Sr.ft «ral
fni» unir fat
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Melightful Vt-il of several m onili- It-.- 1*
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1*t 1 t '-¡r tu* ( <i,i-t '■‘»»liti
tri i hrrr old hom e at (InndgTmind
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ii> j < Ui*i»«-rlv I» *
i. I Mr-. Itnvnor will be home tin* T .*
r' *
tir»t of S e p te m b e r
Scf.
>if Vgjpllr aliali f ni ! ni 1>t*rsl 1 ntl« r
H i t ( t u n 5 7 5 u f t H r <»«■ ft rural S t a t u i r *
M r 'H a r r y W ee k s left last week for
h i r e l t t f l V i ' l i I h a ' It
(£
u visit to his old home in W il riling
.if I «t
li. » i S..< in I»
,<u ■
i*.i * i - i « ' * . i i ». I r •t I» . of J tin ttoll N (
He expect» to visit Ash
\ 11 m li ,i>.i < .run ■■ Sii 4w .i,t,.i
C*■ ,loi il», inf i uly, A li I Lilll. ht» fil.il
ville and tiring h a r k a bride.
-.-1 m 1 1fit*f t f r * id m y rilT( .•* a n d h a i m i d i t I*.
M r*
G
W
M e] lougal and
•Pi>iir«iii,n ("i '»> it.<;d .......... o> «rrur i K 11\t.
[ rogr.i in
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quilt an honor.
***— - ‘,l* Inw haid rrft tlir air* N•»«* UHt»,
Kent HoastiUer ha» returned from
daughter
have lefi Hlor
•mtirsrv th<* foil..»in* deierlbed
mi;
a trif) to Coronado. where lie went
month» trip to New York. They ex- irfnp«rty ‘‘T T n . . * " * n mT i iiir”i“tt/k
to
to ta^kc tlie car for the use of hi*
pert t»i return in the early fall.
. -V’V.’.'.Tk it»,,
-■» »n.t :*j m.»rh 1». viith#ll>
|.rv)
L’<«rliltritp Tit». 16* rm
father, A. P. Dossetter who is spend
Mr. \Vm S»|uire*. who has been l.lir.l Ihr t.rant,
li.llliwinï (Jr-rfitK.it prilprMy
ing a few weeks recuperating from
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co n te st < n (or on nil extended trip to his old .home «ituated I» Sr-nltmìr county, Ktnriit», i" »I»
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hi* recent sick »pell
"Il L I hu» n-t unteti much i mproved ,
n . ... i ... i. r...,
t..i t..
l i M ' , |o 1 w c e i l I in* l I d e l
largest at»
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r r l .l l r .i r . S .— I *I •*. t •» l T . f. -I I U’.-* b. my »Georg»* Watson h.t* returned from I» and B> , ,i n i »»!■- til i h* H.ipli-t in health.
«•»*••d *f i It** d«t r »•( t (hjf i»* itati (*•* of *yr h
to Ih* nam» uf t nknn»n |.aH*U
f t sunda;
Miw Alii e Vaughn is expected ■
Floral CitV when* In wit- called <>n S'J T ih. \ ». Pool a f t
.•ovpfptl by
No 1*7
tin*
banner
home
soon
from
her
delightful
visit
at t hr dalr of lMU*nrr of »urh miiflfil»
the sad mission of tin* iteath and the Her can» capture^
in the nano' of J ■ ft. Abbott.
burial of his father. His many San Our attendance is increasing each tu Jacksonville.
.
, . tinier» such cnftlJtc»t*» *h»ll be rcJccrnWe
are
sorry
to
learn
of
the
sord
arrordinx to i*w, m deed will i«ue
ford friends extend their aymputhy Sunday.. Com«v and join us -and
jio
u
s
illness
of
Mr.
McDougul
at
his
2“ h ^
S*p" ,'nbrf
to Mr. W atson in his bereavement. reap the. benefit from the 1er ture* we
‘ WitncM ray offlcinl denature «nd »*1
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arc to have during the month of home on ( elery
Avenue.
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thi» the 24th .1«»' of Aufu»t, A. D. 1*14.
Closing out all typewriter carbon
Sbvernl-of the young people from
<.,,p
E. A. DOUGLASS.
October
1' E (
paper. Best grade* only, ut 25c
py j c JtotKn*. 1*. C.
( las» (reporter.
' 'u Avenue enjoyed ttin. dance at Tu— i . i lr
per dozen sheet». Herald Office.
1tttej^n last Friday night,
97-t f
returned
,
Nrw OentlHl in Sanf.ird
,''lr 1’ red Dorner ha’»
Fred Dnrmrr tt i n 'th e city for u
Tin* ranks of Sanford d.-nb-ts from an extended trip to New York
Joy ,n Work We|| Cone.
lew days looking after In» farm on )u,\^ received an addition this week
^lr Otto \ o»s of Enterprise was
\ye ftnj 0y ourselves only -In our
Celery avenue. He will return to j n ,)H. |,t.riilin ,,f Doctor C. W F a in jnv**r visiting his m a n y , friends Sun- worg _ j n otir doing: and our best doIng I« our best ««Joyment.—Jacobi.
New York this week and expects to
comes io the city from Pensa da y
M m Annie \Vu«k* and Grand-,
come back about the first of Octo cola , where he hits practiced lor the
ber to stay.
past four years. Dr. Fain comes to mother Mrs. C. McDougal expect to,
Sanford
well recommended, having leave noon for their old home In'
Piano and* Player Piano- Expert
North Carolina. They expect to he
tuning nnd repairing . All work ab graduated from tho Atlanta Dental
away
several,months.
solutely gunrahteed. W.L. Harvey, College in 1908 and since that time
The many heavy rains*aro proving
Box 1233-Phone. 249-4.
102-tf been practicing his profession with
that concrete brifge* are the omly
great success.
The crowds throng the bulletin
Dr. Fain is having his dental bridges.
board* space in front of Tho flcfald parlors in the Peoples Hank building
office day and night, reading the p]ared in fine condition and will
o«arcni,,Mcriticism .
hourly bulletins that are being posted . have all the modern appliance* of
Five-year-old Herbert, scion of a
as soon as they are received from j dentistry.
He will occupy Room 9
the seqt of war. They are authen- ' lin<j experts ty he ready for business bookish family, had learned to read
so early and so readily that his first j
tic and are fiva-hoqrs in advance of j tomorrow.
glimpses of atorylnnd worn growing
Hh
anything
that can he had from the
huxy Jn his memory. One day ho con* i
daily papers.
Congregalionnl Church
fldod to his mother. “Ruthlo showed '
Our fall church work opens the mo her now* book today*, and It’s tho |
■V,
Dr. C. W. Fain has returned to
Sanford and will practice dentistry first Sunday in September. It is queerest thing you over saw! Why, !
here. Ho made a trip over the desired that every member he fcady It Just says, 'Is It a dog? It Is a dog.
»tate several months ago but no to begin with ua in a vigorous and Can tho dog run?* and a lot of thlnga '
like that! Course I ' was too poltto to
place looked ns good ns Sanford and positive program for tho fall nnd
say do, but fT'dldn’t seem to mo the :
winter.
May
we
not
have
the
co
be has decided to cast hia lot in
W e Kara slwey» tried to be ju*t * l*ltl# *U*d
stylo was a bit Juicy.'— Llpplncott's.
of ike othei fellow in the genetsl equip^ol of
Seminole county. Ho will have par- operation of all parents whose chil
our stoce. A* so erideaee ol thi* deers to show
dren have attended our Sunday
v lore in the Peoples Bankfbui!ding.
the newest sad ocly lb* b«W ol everythin*, w*
school to have their dear ones .in the
gladly recommend to User* M
Guy Randall is greeting his quuiy Sunday school Sunday morning,
Sanford friends, having arrived from
Sept. 6th.?
the Waycrosa hospital wjiore he has
Sunday evening, Sept. 6, our sec
been confined for seven ‘ months. ond annuai Labor Day service will
AND
P e n c ra ft
He had an accident on the S. & E. bo observed. I especially urge all
branch last February that broke interested in the applicajtlbn of the
Combined Office
hi* leg and he, has never been able gospel to present day labor prob
and Fountain P en
t0 « « it since.
lems to plan to he prt'sent at that
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Genial, fat, smiling iloe Dawson service.,
IM P E R I A L ^ T H Ë A T Î R Ê
__________.«her of the Carter's tax f»m3»,
Sunday morning, Sept. 13, “ Some
lied otP the hardware 'dealers of
Foaaait Ink wn*#s a blueaod dries a j*4 blsck.
-BUILDING*
Sanford yesterday and as usual en Reflections on th i European War”
U is aspeoslly bnllisot, simaftth sad peflaaaeat.
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Coma te e od k l w *how you tk# *sw Csrte* ek
joyed his Atay in the d ty and all will be the theme foj- consideration.
bottla with the bow flow-eostroUer.
hii friends enjoyed having him here. All are cordially invited, s p e c ia lly
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Joe Dawson is the representative to these and other evening services.
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and he Js English their rein- pull and a pull all together) begin
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t . P. STRONG, Pastor.
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Carter’s -
Free Reading Room
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Open Taesdiy-Tharsday
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bhurehe* in this modern building.
* First Floor
Ih e first flour
Hour will he divided
rooms to he used
mto I lire»* large n
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Kinder
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D e p a r t m e n t ami
Primary
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The Auditorium
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The main nudltorlum of the build
ing In Just hack of tho three atory
department. The floor of the samo
will accommodate about 460 people,
while n lmlcony will seat 2£lft, mak
ing the capacity of 700. Thin will,
he the largest aqdlcncc room in tho.
The blue prints' call-for space
I ) r part lilt*lit. AlSo Oil thlH IIOOT Will city.
for
a
$3,000 pipe organ.
he sanitary drinking places atul
* building Committee- . other, full sanitary equipment.
Second Floor
The committee In charge of tho
The second floor will he used as construction of this building is D. U.
tho Sunday school auditorium. This Hrisson, chairman; Jn o . D. Jinkins,
room will seat 4U0 people. On tho M. M. Stewart, H. E. Tolar, Geo.
north end of the room will he four D. Halliird and Georgo Hyman.
B u rst of E loq u en ce.
Ruling Out Uncertainty.
This Is from Australia: “Gentlo* •^
Candidate—“Now, ray friends, when
you vote, you dbn't want to vote for men» n member of tho.house has takon '
n pig In a poke; you want to trolu for advantage qf my absence to tweak'
my noso behind my book. I hope that .
me—and got tho genuine article!”
tho next tfmo ho abuses me behind
my back like a coward ho will do It
Comparative Ageto my face like a man, and not go
"A man's as old as ho feels;, but a skulking Into tho thlckot to assail a
woman's ns old as her best triend gentleman who isn't present to de
fays «ho Is '*—Dcrrol' ^reo Press
fend himself.”
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boat hung ready for launching. the
falls MMHlIy unhooked, nnd two pair of
Immls would be sulflclrnt to lower It
Into the water. There was a locker
forward 4 won non bid to roach, hut
two wnter kegs. filled, wore atrapped
under .the stern sheets. lendlnc me to
believe the cn ift was fully equipped
for luiiuHlIiito norvice. M.v mind filled
with a dnrim; hope by thU discovery.
* Copyright, 1912, by A. C. McClurg & Co
I fattened ti»o note to the end of the
cord. Weighted It ivltli a bunch of key*
SY N O PSIS
( going forward at present, not until the and crept hnck to where I hud marked'
Oordon Craig Is hired l>y two men. Vail men nndurstnnd tho situation. They’re tho rail. Inch by Inch I paid out the
and Neale, fo r 110.000 to go south and Im n linn! lot.”
line. Icanlntt well. over. At last my
p erson al* Philip Henley, ostensibly t o w v i
''Revolutionist«?”
cars detected the dangling of the metal,
an estate fo r lle n le y . « h o , they say. Is In
"No: ptnln New Orleans wharf rnt*. lie keya against the ulna*, nud by
prison C raig ts to la k e with him a wo
the scouring of the seven seas."
man to Impersonate Mrs. Henley,
manipulating the rope, mnimgcd to
"Who la first mate—ilw German?”
Suspected o f burglary. C ra lc Is cleared
make them sound with clear Insistence.
b y a young woman wandefftnt In the
“Yes; Herman ; n fine sailor. Was I repeated the effort several .times bostre et. Hhe Is out o f work and hungry. with the Hnniburg people until he had
fore there waa nuy rcs|KJuae. Then the
T h ey talk In a restau ran t
a wreck. The creole Broussard Is soc- liort seemed, to be opened cuuUoualy,
Sh e la an actress, deserted by her ond, and two of them together could
although- no gleam of light shot forth.
w ealthy, drunken huakand Bhe consents
tame u cargo of wildcats.". * , - She had evidently cxtluitulahvd her
to CO south with Cyalg.
1 took his hand, feeling tho alnowy lamp before venturing to uuswer the
l i r a . Hemartr ts-tr good woman and will,
play the part or Airs. Henley to help grip of his lean, brown finger», nud signal, hut I felt her grasp on tho cord.
door. Thu single lamp Thou It wiua left dangling against the
O a lg . They arrive a t the rundown Hen
le y plantation and are greeted by a rough In the mitili i-aWHY -ww*-turned low. closed |>ort, taavhtg uiu *J Itffer that
looking 9Vg|H >.— . <t
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only faintly illuminating the Interior, ia ho was reading tho hasty note.
Coombs, The'overseer, ahd a mysterious In the ijnUt I could feci the move
My line Wna nj&lii hauled taut, but
wa rras«. Ball I*, seem to be the only pare r a s on the plantation. Craig Is aw ak- ment of the vessel and rcnllicd then) .na l straightened up. prejuiretl to haul
owed by a shot and finds a man murdered. was dome »ea on, although thè engine« up the returning message. 1 saw the
i
of u man passing across the
"'O rp m e q rd . a c ra n ia friend at C oom bs -Wert?—being operated duly nt half shadow
cabin below. Ho wna already nt’- t t *
tha corps« missing. Mrs. B oresfd I* really desirable. as I supposed Jt must bo on ]foot of the companion* stair«; in on*
Mrs. R en ter. Bhe and Craig-determ ine to B.voyugo.uf tills nature
I wa* noi.4a. i
fletit fo r her misting husband's e s ta te
tile least sleepy and sank dawn lu U ukJ
S h e believes llenley dead,
Coombs denies llenley Is deed end de- first chair to think, my eye« on the
dee Crmta. sfthouah the U tte r reveal* cnptnlu's door.
Mrs. Hanley*« Identity to th« overseer
, Wbnt Henley meant to do with, the
T its U tter say s Henley himself put him
girl
was problema Ucal—I had not
I s charge o f the ’planutkm .
thought to nak—but be either Intended
l ir a . I t enter and O ral* find Philip Henta r 's seal ring in the garden. Exploring putting her ashore In Honduras or
t b s house alone, Craig finds a secret base else holding her prisoner on l*oayd un
m ent room.
til thè Ken Gull returned north. Ei
H e U trapped and discovers two deed ther contingency wns bml enough, and
bodies. One U the Hit—la g corpse, and the suspicion finslu'd suddenly aerosa
th e other U Coomb«. Craig Is «truck
down sod U mad« prisoner by a dark me that the final decision would de
young man, a n oth tr named Herman and pend on how kindly she might receive
Brousesrd. Mrs. Hanley la a lio c a u g h t
the attention» of the captain Nor did
C raig and the woman are taken nhoard I ipiestlon the result, I had not known
a y ach t, which M i l a T h e owner and m as the Indy long, hut In that brief time
te r, tho dark young man. calls himself our relations had been sntllclently IntlPhUlp Hanley, lie trie« to win Craig, and
th e U tte r-fd g n s friendship fo r him In or uintCL to yield .me a good Insight Into
her womanly character. There would
d er to help tha woman.
Af re. llen ley deni— the man U her hua-- t>e no yielding, no compromise.
band. She ts locked up,In a stateroom , and
I felt my teeth lock, my Band» clinch
*T I*n le)r" produces papers which seeming- Insuddeu anger.
.ty support hi* claim. 'Craig pretends to
I may ha Ve remained there for a
Join In hU filibustering expedition.
i|UArtpr of an honr, motionless, think
ing over every Incident, No one dis
turbisi me. Tlie captain was still In
. CHAPTER XII.
Ills stateroom, where once or twice I
Imagined I heard him pacing the floor. fere. The last voyage I doubt If I
.1 Jo in tha 8 a a Quit.
OU chanco to Ik? the very sort Tho steward had apparently retired for was on dock twice, although, of
the uigld, although It was not late, as course.'' he added soberly, "my word,
a glance nt tny, watch proved. My eyes goes If I should care It* exercise nu
• hotter," ho said, wllh some , traced the doors ou either side, ten ihorlty.”
"Whut are those lights off yot\dcr?"
enthusiasm. "You are an American altogether, each plainly numbered, nnd
I opened the one assigned to me nnd I naked, pointing
xwldlor, tho I«èst drilled men In the
glanced within. Except that It wns
"Shore lights.'’
Trorid for Irregular sonico. You can
more com mod ious and contained a
"Then we art* steering east?” ,
understand that the longer I ran keep
washatnnd at one comer, It did not
“A bit south’ o f eitHt, yes; odd course
those fellows down there fighting, the differ greatly from the other forward
for Honduras, you think?”
more I will sell. Good! that Is pari where I tind been hold prisoner.
I nodded, willing enough to let him
, o f my business. And Ibe belter they
t wopdered which of these others
a re drilled- the longer they will ' keep might ho beva ti od passed silently from talk.
-U, « 1», Thnt-la what I -want^ntT-tar -door to door, vaguely hoping for some
"W e are playing the gnme^safe.
io help make that mat* of rdgl'into nu .algp. uf guidane*»- Tlwy were all tight Crate:, that's nil.'.', liu axplalptMl. both
■rroty. You enn do tt, n ndT stii willing ly cloaed, nnd I dare not try the Jocks, hand* gripping the rail. “You see. we
to (iay the price.”
ns I wns certain one. nt least, of the elwired for Hatiflugo and are uut anx
“ I perceive yuur |*olnt." I »said al under officers would be sleeping below. ious to l>e seen nud reported by any
taut, igoing him. “But what Is there My round had brought me to the sec west bound ships.J Totuorruw we will
la tt for me?"
ond door on the |>ort sldo when In the Ik* hidden aiming (lie Islands off the
“A good round, su m j’ he replied. dim light I perceived something lying West Florida coast. Then, as soon ns
'“Mere thfth you ever mado lwforc, I at my feet nnd stooped down to bettor It Is dark we will tilioot out under (ull
warrant, not oxcepUtiff the promise* determine, its character. It was the steam Into the gulf. The ebnpces are
made you In tills Henley will rase. end oC n very narrow light blue rib we’ll cross the lane unobserved. If
We’ll talk the details over later."
bon, ilppnféiilly caught beneath the we should intercept n liner, she won’t
“ Who Is responsible fo r my tstyT.’
Identify ut* in the «lark us we luirn
door. The door .was numbered
“fBoe here, Craig. Uio ease «lands like Whether by accident or design, she uo lights. Hy daylight we’ll bo well
this. The revnlutlbnlsts dow’n there bad left the one clew I most needed. beyond their lookouts and can steer a
asked mo to find them a competent I thrust It Into my pocket, but the soft straight course."
drill master, nnd thry will pay royally. touch of the silk seemed to bring hack
Tho proximity of the uron Irrltnted
TTiey've got the money, too. scads ot to me a sense o f caution. I knew the me. I wanted to bo alone, where I
tL There will be-no (rouble on that door was locked and assured myself could Think out somo feasible scheme
•core. Besides. 1 need a reliable man there was no space beneath. H I was of escape,
ashore to look after ahlpmenta. We to communicate with her other means
" I havo had enough for tonight.'’ I
have to land our goods In a hurry, yqu must lie employed, Whnt? -This w si snld finally, "and atn going to turn In."
•understand, at ulght, without cbeck- the second statenxiui on the port side.
“Best thing you can do." bo coin
l a f tip. I can, sffonf to hnnd you Judging from my own, the width of cided, but without looking toward me.
'«amethlng pretty nice on the sldo tc corti room would be. about sir feet "W ill foliate suit as «ouu ns 1 smoke a
There ought to bo no difficulty In locat cigarette. Boo you tomorrow."
«•mine «myself a s«|usre deni."
* l t looks ffoo«l," I confessed, bul ing Uu£j*ortho1e from the deck above 'When I awoke the sun was shining
sttB hesitating. "Only I shall hare to nor In aHfficUng her attention.
The onAthlng I desired now was to through the glass of mf porthole, nnd,
have It to writing and more In detail.*
glnticing forth. I caught the dnxxlo of
‘"W e’ll talk that, over in tho morn re-cstnUllsli myself fully In her confi tho water. Tho venae I wns nmtioudence. assure her 1 wag at liberty on
S o ld ie r o f F o rtu n e — B y R a n d a ll J
board, able and willing to be of servlefc This uecewdty overshadowed ev
erything else.«»If I could discover
in»ms of communication wo could
plan hopefully, assured of co-operation.
This seemed possible, the way to Ufi
accomplishment opeu. Hhadowed from
obsepration by the thick butt of thu
after roast, I wrote a few lines hastily'
on the back uf an envelope, thrust It
Into my pocket and ventured up the
companion stairs. *
A glance sufficed ta convince thi^ 1
wo» alone and unobserved. The deck
was unobstructed oft. except for a
small boat swung to davits listerà and
the cabin trnuAoms These last , were
elevated fonie three feet, but consider
able space separated from the raiLf I
sllpiied into this opening on- the |Kirt
side, crouching In the douse shadow
until again assured t was alone. My
itosi timi afforded as good A view forWant as Hie. darkness would permit
and llkitudottjgujibled rnt* to see Into
the dimly lit cubTn below. I was. not
watched or. spied upon. For thu first
.« I paroeivs
y o u r p o in t,"
I said at Isst.
la g ; it » lata noV. Taka the third autoroom, starboard; tt'H all ru d y foi
I am no longer to considot
prisoner on board?"
ihly not. PrntUcally, you are
of No. C should be,* I IcAmd over,
socking to trace its ouUlne by some
reflecUon of light from within, but the
rw’rdtag aldo o f tho vraael baffled me.
Yet, assured thnt I must be correct In
my measurements, I marked the *{*ot
on th e «n r aliil Twgan search jfor somo
menus by which I could open com
munication with the girl below.
Tho flag locker was astern, and
standing pn It l could fact Inslde' tha
boat swung to tho davits. It,w aa o
■mall, light lxMt. faitdooed Uk* a cut
ler. a good seagoing craft for Its alxe.
Two uara and a short tnaat, together
with a roll of.canras. were slowed on
top of the thwarts and secured by
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whllo Ih b deserted cabin led me Irre
sistibly to suspect tbo captain's quar
ters. Ho bad dismissed the steward
on some excuse, opened her door, and.
using "om e pretense, or authority, had
Induced her to accompany him. What
I pould do to help her, to overcome
him. was not evident- 1 was alone,
unarmed, surrounded by men under
hls command
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By RANDALL PARRISH
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CONTINUED FROM PACK 6
Notice of Application l'or T at Heed Under
Section ft of Chapter IMS, l.awa of Da
Notice 1* hereby given that llenfy ein en,
purrhaecr of T a t Cerrtlflrata No. 2050 dated
tho 2nd day of June A. It. 1002, haa tiled
•aid Certificate ip my office, and hai made
I application for T a t lleJd to issu* In accord
ance with law,
Bald Certificate embraces the followtns.de«cribad property, iltuated In Seminólo t'otinri» W
W of
•( NE
NB
. , Florido, to-wll: Heg.. I K>, cue
( « r of NW
Cor
NW U
«Í .ad SB >» Sec fu. Tp i t . ft 31.
run B Stift, if 1XOft, W POM. N ltO It.
The «aid land being uurwed at tho data
of tho iMuanra of aurh rertincato In tho n i n e
of Henry Adam«, Unlr» «aid Certiorate
•hall be redeemed according to taw, Ta^
Heed win laeue therecro thw- Ifqh' day of
September y I). l i l t ,
witness rpj
coy ofTleial! «i(nalure and acal Ibis
. 15th day’ of
o f Anrapt
Au(s*t A. t>.
I>. 1011.
E. A. bn u (lt«,
Iineati"
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Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co.,: Ftn
lOt-Tue*. file.
and 1 stepped Inside.
Instantly my mind leaped to a con
Ho S q u irm e d U n d e r - fdo b M e w -w ir^ o h -j
yet forcetl hack. In pplte of every e ffo rt
1
noise would Is* heard on deck. nnd,.lie“ I’ve changed 'allegiance, th a t’s sliles, tho fellow was tinned. Thu only
nil, llroussard.
T h e captain turned result of such an effort would he my
uie loose last night-”
own Imprisonment, leaving her In more
“Vim w if us? You go vojun ic e r ? "
helpless stress ihau before.
Without
“Well, something like that.
Pm to ! knowing why I I’ecn-d Into the hathIk* drlllmasler or general for those I room connected with Herman's state
tattered .battalion* down In the Jun room. It was small, tod perfect hi ar
gles What do you think of the Jo b ? "
rangement and. to my surprise, reveal
He shrugged hls shoulders and then ed a s ec o n d door, lu airln atan t I tingrtnued.
~
,
ilerstood—thls was - not Herman's pri
"W h a t xo d i f !” nml he s w ep t hls vate hath,' but wnk’ "also used by the
band* about lu expressive gtmture. captain. T h a t second door led to tip*
"S e n -la n d , If only one gets th e price, after cabin. I was there In two strides,
m'sh-or. IKit. for m e . 'I like to go. to my e a r f n the crack listening. Nothing
move—not lie still an' rot."
reached me hut tU* m u rm ur of a voice,
"Of course." falling luto bis mood, the words liiillstlagulshable. yet tills
"that's In your blood, I re»-koy.
lint was suttlclent to convince me (hat I
the captain said we were only to hide was mi the right trail. T h e two were
together, aud here was nu opportunity
here for a day.”
"Maybe day, maybe week
No one for me to reach them unoliservisl.
knows how loug. We wall till the sea Slowly, using every precaution to ovoid
Is clear.
Hall!
T h e man 'frnld of n o i s e . 1 turned the k i l o b a u d opened
shadow.
He give me sheep, an' I tin» Intervening door a scant Inch. I
show-heetn. Hu uo sailor, m'stour. 1 caught a glimpse of tbo Interior
Yon tin V« tntptHil tin* har« y oq—
know hcem long while."
*
come?"
“For tho same reason 1 did.”
you brute!" 1 heard her say,
"Well, what of it?" Insinuatingly.
"Why shouldn't It he me. my dear, ns
well a« tho other?"
"
"W hat do you mean? Do you con
nfv-t tne with Gordon C raig?”
“Of course." anil lie lutiglual. ''Why
shouldn't I. plearn*? Y»*n came with
him from the north, did you twit trnv
ellng as hi* wlfcj I hiippeu to know
your history."
She look a deep breath, standing
straight before,him . Iter checks hunt
lug.
"Perhaps you think you do." she said,
now In full control of herself. "Hut
you are going to learn your mistake, t
11ut here under unpleasant clrcuuisjniices. yet I am not subject to your
Insult. I r**fti»e to answer you or to*
mu 111 In your presence ” She ste|tped
“Moro like 'enuse stie love you, bey!
imllle. le a l lu g free p a s s a g e
"Y o n Will
Rflcre! She w as tine lookln girl, hut"
tiuUx'k
t
Gut ihxir '*
- s h r u g g in g Ills shoulders " 'Its the
"Hardly that, and I <**uld see 111*
capltnlne, not x»; mnte. who may ad
lingers shill down oil the top of the
mire. He Is xe capltnlne; iioIkhIj ' tell
him not on xe Sea Gull."
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I left him nud walked nft, aw are ns
1 turned o f the sneer on hls face.. Yet
eten then, alt hough burning with an
ger, I knew better tluiu to remain. 1
words on
my tongue, feeling certain that what
ever 1 said would be repented to Hen
ley. I kuew men well enough to un
derstand the ch aracter of tin- Men
Gull's captain.
With tipjlmrit-tl power
In Ida hands l i e 'was not an antagonist
tix lie despised
Nor did 1 doubt hls
purjHwe
Now that he hud seemingly
Won me over to Ids scheme ho would
turn hls attention to her. feeling se
cure from Interference. Aud he was
Judge H ealey’s son or. at least, so
/
these men believed who hnd been as
sociated with him for years. T h e slt•uatlou^grow more nud more couipllritted; It wag nu longer merely her
;Word against bis. nml yet I could not
doubt tbo truth or uny statem ent sho
had mntla to me.
Broussard itn red In my dlre^yon for
a moment, hut made nu effort io fullovif; npU Anally dlsapivnrvd fonrnrvl.
There wns nothing on sea or laud to
tU.«tra?t my attention, and 1 fait that
1 woutd he hgfirur to hor below Uj.Uia
cabin than on diSck. The skylight wna
cloaod..although ¿i^*n then It gave mo
HTT« iwrtlnl view, nud. .1 * I faxed through
the clouded glass I peree|v«hl u shallow
pass. -The next Instant the .legro
steward emerged from the com pa 1. ton.
Bom« swift Impulse led uie to crouch.
Instantly out o f sight, until tho u u n d
° f hls feet on tho deck cofcvlucW me
* the fellow w as going forward.
I
■ watched him cautiously. Uo stopped
twlet* to glance back. but. perceiving
•»thing, finally vanished Into the fore
castle. 0
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The nogro'a going forwnrd le ft tho
captain, nud Viola* Henley ulune be*°w. l crept to the door o f tho com
panion am] then down tbo Slfllrs.
----- T b * main cabin was vacant, hut the
dour of No. & stateroom stood slightly
«Jar. Assured 1 should Dud It empty,
» y heart already treating furiously, 1
*°°k a awlft glance within. I t In no
woy differed from the room which hnd
ln*en assigned me opfioslte, and overytblng was In jierfect order. Evidently
* the girl Iftul departed without a atrugK<e.' and with fall expectation o f an
«•riy return, H er small handbag lay
.|»ti tho berth unlatched, and a hand*
Vj*
kerchief, together with a pair of gloves,
wore ttjNin the chnlr. That shf* had
Lot gun« ou deck was u certainty.
±
desk,
"It takow more than a few
words to change me. Ileal ly, 1 like you
lietter thnu I did. You are dcckledly
pretty now you nro angry. Besldea.
wlutt have I to he nfrithl of? There
hut us lit HU* part of the
1» no one
ship; I tlxed Hint up Is-fttre I went aft
er you even your friend t mig 1«
mooning around somewltert* on tli-ek
I'm ciipt:iln <if the Sew Gllll. and
there's nut a nipscallluit on Istnrd who
would risk hls skull to help you. Even
Craig wouldn't: he evetn told me him
self you were nothing to him."
"H e—he told yyii th a]!"
" l i e eertaluly did—in tills room.
Come. now. what Is tho use of being
such n e n tr ' He took a step forwnrd.
but she never moved.
“Don't touch me." sho said In ■ tone
that stopped him. " I ntu a woman,
but. 1 can defend tnysclf."
"Thnt ts tho wtpvt thing you can do
—threnten me." he said shandy. "I
never take thnt from mini or WDmnn.
Bee here! Do you rvullxo whero you
a re — how completuly you aro In my
power? T h e door Is locked, anti you
haven't any weapon.
Don't try to
.foot the!"
*T' have told you once.” she said
earnestly, “not to touch me."
“Fil take a chance. You’re worth it!".
I saw . her struggle to break free,
and then out or the shadow l h*u|>ed
at him, iH.th hnrtdST«q>t:lng hhv throntllis r e was to Ite^io alarm , uo shooting.
If It could 1 » avoided. The very? Im
. . . . .of
. r raj'
Ivi .* ItriiUI
Í II ( i t H «" I
out
grtutpb before
l rollili
cOUtd
close firmly. My flngoru wore wrench
«1 from hla UiroaL yet tbe follow
made no outcry, reallxltig. doubtleaa. It
would not bo beard. Ills eye* blnied
with hate, merclle*«. vlndlcttve. und
hewtrnggled like a fiend to break fref.
I saw the gift, atlll dnxed from hor
fall', utruggllng to her feet, with face
uplifted- then tny «very ponaldoratltui
waa rivetbHt on my antagonist. Tltla
was to be no tioy'n play, no en«y vic
tor*. ntu m u« If* weyo «Ur* Irp^ hip
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Photo by American Press Association.
. . Now, thfrvtore. t, II. Clay Crawford,
secretary of stata of the «tate of Florida, do
heaeby give notice that a
, Menerai Election
will be held in each county In Florida on
Tuesday neat succeeding the Drat Monday
In November, A. U. I» H , the aald Tuesday
being th*
Third liar ef Net ember
for the rjst Ifleet ion ror rejection of th e salti
joint resolution* proposing amendments to
th* constitution of the Mate of Florida, via:
, A Joint Resolution
Proposing an amendment to Section Sta (S ).
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"O ut N e ts !” A g a in s t T o r p e d o e s ;
B r o a d s id e of a B r i t i s h D re a d n o u g h t
two of us tripping over the chair nml
coming down heavily ok the deck.
Hy sume iui kT lumk-d on lop and Itoforw be,tveuvcrvd front the slioqk had
F T n ets!" In the order on a tuittleshlp when danger from the«« su b
wrenched one unit free, locking my
itici i: ci I ii-rrot» nf nvn warfare I« a|i|ir«lt«ittli*tl. Tit« nets, such as are ol Article
Ar*1 1 I----- i8?f't«d •*-th* romtltutfon
------*.......
ol*
lingers in til* llinuit.
eliown
in
tUt*
pictnn*,
arc
retini
upon
to
imtnnglo
attacking
turpctltx*«
or
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r**,,,B
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t0
founty
nfHe sqttlrtmsl tmiier me like an eot.
r—.
i flerr».
Hr it ortlftinrd hy the l-c£i»Uturc of th «
hut could not break till- grip. Ills fuce causc them to cvjmimIi- liarmu snly iumcnil uf ugnliiHt the uIiIm uf vassals, < Bf S t«t*
of Fiorirli;
lower
plcturu
nhowa
ilio
great
bruailxlriu
gutta
uf
uno
stilt*
of
a
t
i
g
British
purpllng, until he lust all power.
T h at th» following
i to Soctfan
,(101 im m Jm m ____
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Six (6), of Article KJgh*.(S). of the rftnstltw
Fierce as the .battle had been, I ,re- Dreadnoughtlion of the s lije of Florida, le hereby agreed
tplned sulllclent st>|i*e to loosen- nty
te and ehatl benrubmtttrd to th * etertor* Of
death grip whllo the uini) still breath
the s ltt* at th* general election to be held
ln the county nf Seminole end th* etate of on Rhe Brat Tuesday in November, A. IK
ed. lifting my head suincleutty to for I know w hcre4hey are kepi Iti thè Florida, to-wit:
1914, for ratification or rejection:
Lota Thirty-three (33), Thirty-four (31),
glance about. M> own lireitth came desk
Bartini) 6.
fh e legislature shall provide
No evhlettce woutd shake uiy Thirty-five
I36i,
Thirty-sia (36>, T h irty- tor the election A y the qualified elector* In
In nubs, mill the perspiration almost fallii Iti you. aud I aiti certaln uow w ren (3 7 ), Thirty-eight (3*1. Thirty-nine each rnurtty of the following county, officer*:
(3»), F o rty (40), Fltty-eeven (67), Fifty- A clerk AT the rircuit court, a sheriff, con
tillndisl me.
: thete U intuii liete, some devlllsh plot eight
i Bit), Flfty-nlnS (60), Silty-three (63),
. “ Hrlng* me somettilug to tie tilin' I <*Olli'oi*ted I" stelli Jlldge IleitleVs f|»r
with." 1 niihi tiroki-nly. “Anything; tutti'
yi-s. Dial belt will »In '*
■\\ fiat letters? W Itili plotures « ere
She tore it from tlie Imok on the wall tlie>
and tlirusi It Into my bauds. With a
‘l.etlers fnitn thè judgu to hls «tlt
single movement 1 had It buckled se- Itllltiiij(•* f.lttilli Iutiera, nini -a piloto
■eiirel» alnnti bln armn. and was free
grapii of thè fatlier and ibis tutta Utkett
to sit up and stare about
A cord
| together."
from the portiere curtain draping tho
"And « ere ttu* (etleni a.lilre*«ed tu
tmthrooin antrHina comptât ad Ids Insh
l'hllip •"
lug*
"The eliVeUtpes tool ln*t*ti de*tr<iye<I.
"Hy — . I'rn lg." he sunrled. "you’ll
imd tio milite « a * ìiientloned. hut Ilo*
Iwith wish you'll klllctl me before you're
phulouraph was Indorsisi 111 tb e ju ilg e«
done with ibis Job. Whnt chance have
1 tintitivv 1 Mliig "
you got to get away?“
"That I« for me to decidevi I mi
T t » 11E CONTINI EH
•weretl "Hut If you open your mouth
again I'll gnu volt. N“ w, stop It Tit**
llrst word you u tter will mean a huml
ítü .\ r A B V L in iH N a
kerchief In your mcratli^'t^..
I stiKijKsl down nml dragged him to
one side * As I straightened up ag a in f n r « u r t r*f i h r < o u n i j r
H rm in n lf
* «Mini), S i a i r o f | 'l u i ) d a
she was faring me
In
t*
¿•Tali'
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"Ilow did you gel here?"
J, S Un or»
To all Cr#d» I n o , I « K t l r M , Illatribuir## e n d
"I found nty way through the con
s i i l'ttsui.* Kevin* t'tetrn» or Iiemsnit»
noeti ug Inti broom vomier,"
attlntt * ■iti Belale:
“T 'wt—then, we can escape tn the
same manner."
“1 hardly think that will he neces
sary. I'll gn through our friend's |>ook
ets for hls k e y s " I turned hint over
an*l Itegnti the nett roh
"Ah. n re
voIver' I thought prolmlile—lu proti-*(Ion ngnltiHt a woman, you cur! Here
ari- keys ; now let's see whnt they t i t "
The tldnl one trievl unlocked the
door, hut even us I tried them In the
lock my mind sw iftly reviewed the
situation. It must Ite open wnr from
now on, Henceforward wo could e x
pect no mercy on Istnrd Yet how was
It posslhte to ottoni«*, or avoid dlaruvery ? To attem jil leaving the Hea Gull
before dark would In* suicidal. Y'et
there was a chance thut what had t>c■lim sl In tills i-nlilt) rotild be kept
mm-enh'd for a few hours, until dark
ness gave 11« better op|K>rtunlty for
successful nctlon.
Thu memory of
« ha I Henley had said lo me the even
ing before—th at he. was puly tech n i
cally lu com Aimo d :'thnt1 for days a t a
time he uover appeared on deck in per
son. gave me (he clew. If he could be
kept (ihsnhitely secure In his trnhlp, un
tilde to create any njarut. wo would be
free to plan our escape. There Were
hut two iioln ts'of danger to be guard
ed agiiInst—Herman nml tho stewardTin* formen^wbvu he returned from
shore- might seek him for,Until orders.
1 itto np|H-nr' lu
and th« hitter. If ho rnllod
the cabin for the rqguhtr turai, would
end «it vor to leant hit* tlPa\re*. I would
hav« to gunVd against the*« contlnJ curl«, and. with tho tint In mimi, I
UqqietJ acro** to tit« hfithroqm. and
was gratified to Jcnni that tho door,
landing Into tbe innlp’r stateroom,
could h« locked on th« loalde. '"With
this privato approach barred. 1,'felt
confident of In-lng able to gnard the
ujnglt* «irtrttnrv remaining.- - —'j
“Well, whnt can wo -do?" ahe nskvd
when I returned. ,
"Koop tho fellow tied and wait for
petus jt f 't t jjf rush sent/him staggering night." I nnawered aobcrly. "That I«
and le ft hdr helpless on the deck, yet onr only chance. The mat« la nabore.
1 got grip on hls collar, clioking bafk We ar« lying In the core of a amali lath e 'flm t'c r y and struck Ukm once, a land off th« Florida coait waiting for
half a r m ‘J o l t whlfb woiihT have »cut darknpsa und n chnuco to slip through
him sprawling but for the cablu wnll I Into aoutheru watcni."
Yet ho rallied sq quickly t it to over
"Do you know whore thlg twrtt 1"
come this advantage. ' Judging, him
from hls alxe. I .bad underrated hls
lighting ab ility . f?r b* was all muscle.
*wHt lu mûrement an a cat. aqulrm-
Uy J . c . Hottert«, D. C
NOTICK OF KI.KCTION
Whrfi-a« th« Icstilatur* of ISIS, under
the ronatltulltrn of ^SS6, of th* ttatw of
Floride, i t t h r e w twint rceolution« propothrr emwnitmcnti—ro the contlUulion of
ih* «tele of Floride, end tha tem o w*r*
e|fc*d to by e volo of thrcw-flfthe of ell th a
member* cfcctnl to each hou**; that tha
vote# on «eld joint reeolutiuna wera cnicred
ppon ihcir rr*pcctiv* Journale, with th a
yre* and ney* thxrcon. and they did d eter
mine and direct th at lb* earn* joint resolu
tion« b* submitted to the electors of tha
Mata at tb * general election In November.
»-anttaujd,v.'"TlUi -Onor rwax'^hllloctast
op«*rrirnr--mitsefcsair.— JT -gfRttce'Tvw
vtucod m e the room was unoccupied,
clusion—the tint mate -was not on Inch by Inch across ttlo floor, my feet"
' CHAPTER XIII.
board; tie was ashore with the boat tangle.i hi the rug. Neither could
party, ami Henley was entirely alone, strike nor kick.
Tablaa Turned.
I wys weaponless
LA U GH ED, but without paying tie had tnkou advantage o f the oppor and 1 dare nut release Ills arms fur
him the compliment of looking ut tunity. Hut what could I do? If I Year he might po.sn««* a gun. Hut' I
broke down the door Into Ids cuhhi the nmtingcd to swing him sideways, the
hltu. ■
•*ljow long?”
"OU, seek, eigh t year "
“Then you ca n tell me if he Is rcul
ly Judge H enley’s son?"
”Oui. m’sleur: ’tls sure I can
I hav’
been with heem there, " Ida brown tiand
outstretched landwnrd. "w h ere w e ' got
you. hey, many the time: tresldes. the
Judge lie bueli mi xbt sheep Of course
he was son; why y'ou think n o t?"
"I am beginning to believe I do not
know very much alsuit II. HroiiKsanl.”
I explained brh'lly. moving aside to
the rail. " I ca m e down south with
another story pumped Into me. th at's
oil." .
“ And xe young w o m an ." he porslstjcd. following mo closely, "w h y she
«(torn would tilad tho defendant;
Therefore, you. J. W. Harper sr* Hamby
ordered to appear to the bill of co m p itisi.
In this ( h i m on Monday, the 7th any of
September, A. I). IS It, the asme being s
■tuie day In tbia Court.
ll ia further ordered that this no tiro bo
published in tha Sanford Herald, a news
paper published in Seminole county, F lo r
ida. <mre a week for five consecutive week*.
Witness, V. A. P p u rts*., rierk of tha said
Court, and the w-al thereof this 31st day of
July. A. D. Ik I.
, K. A. DOUG LA AS,'
Clerk Cirrult Court, Serrinote Co., Flo rid a.
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movements so quick and unexpected
as to put tne on the defensive. 1 could
only hold tight, braced for the strain .
Possibly, m en now I tvnh under survelllnnce. T h e negro had left the cabin,
j knew, hut where was 'H e r m a n ?
Ilroutumrd was In ch arge of the dock,
and lienee this would las t h e first mate's
watch bqlmv. Impressed with this d|sconeertlng thought. I em erged again Into
the main cnlilu The staten>um doors
were all- clwuil. and I had to guess
whloh was the Herman's. I was sure,
however, that llroussard occupied the
drat on the port side. I had heard him
open Hint door whllo talking to tho
steward, and It was highly proha hie
tho Unit mate had the apartm ent oppo
site. Ju d g in g from the position of tho
doors, th ese would M? larger thtpi the
“Ortyf
sluteroom», ami If Herman wan .
tu
- t l ^ r e u l navigator of thel>bat he would
til re good (jun rt era. 1 listened at tho
door, but heard nothing, then, rendered
desperate by tho ili>!;ty__tried thrwktioh-
ln ii hinulrfri f e e t o f tho »lioro. I
sauntored forwim l townrd tiio brltlßf»,
nlnilns t« oxclinnRo irrwtliiRH vvllli
, I,,. crvolc mnte. Urounjwml wn» not
n »inii to expect fnvore frum, nml 1
hml lifitffd hlrn wlth^tho timt KUmpne
0f hl* fure.-yet hc poswttuwl hls raclnl
char*CtCTli*tK’ <>f Impuki*-* vqw"«»«?» W ill
was tim* far rnoro nppronchutilq than
tiie uni IT Germ an timt «.Heer, Per*
haps lf hc belleved me an ucvomplleo
ho tiilcht he led to tolk
•How yon coni' on xo deck, ni'slcurr“-*
hls eyes
eye« thronten ln *^ ;_ ‘:L
be naked,
nsketl, his
thought you down below, locked In nil
.ffght“ *acd he- waved an expressive
hand nft.
the hitler
PAGE SEVEN
T H E SANFORD HERALD
. AUGUST 25, 1M4
dare nut speak
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bound?” V
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“Y«t; SpfinUb llouduraa. We nro
loaded with-munition« ¿f war.” I laugb-
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Stere! 1 had to piay a part Tint you
received my note?"
"Yea, nud It helitctl mo wonderfully,
although even then 1 scarcely compri»betuled whyTHI this pretense wan neccsKnrj . Surely you dp not .belleve Ibi«
mail It Philip Henley, th a t-th a t 1 h ave
told you « it»»?"
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"Nq, I do u o t " I answered earnestly.
"B u t be .ban showtl me evldenvv o f biff
Identity wliTCb' wotild have convinced
me tinder other* iTrc timet » nee»—lettera
und jilctyrea. 1 will ahow them to you.
Ytfu, end verh ol you err hvreby noUBeil
end requlrvd to p r o t e l eny risiiti« end ‘Ir
meli di wblrh ywu. or rliti *,’ „et
h it» sfelnat ibi* »»liti1 of J. S Moorr. dr*
rretrd , letr ol Svmlnolr County, Floride,
lo (hr undrrrignrd ad mini»! retri* ol «eld
r*tet*. »iihln t « o y r ir i irom th " det»
herriif
Usir.l Julv 2 - f l . A
II
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»S-Turs-Sir
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M t u IR E .
Admlnlelretrie.
Cesrl ef thè t i n n i i
J u d fr,
t'o n n lj, (ite le .o f F le rld e
In te B itste.o l
W. H. UndeTwood-
Memlnul*
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To eli Creditore, l-egete*«, Dlelrlbuteee end
ili Persona havin* CUime or Deroende
eielnet u ld B etlle'.
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Yop, edd eerh of you. «re hereby notined
enti f-'iutted to prr»rnt eny rleittis and deirande »hlth you or elther of you may
hav„' eralnal ine e*t«te of W. 1f. Unders ood J r r t i > t ‘l. late of Semlnole County.
Florida, tn ibe Underslgned adminlMratris
o(
ìrt «¡tale, wiihtn 1*0 yeor* from thè
dei* hereof
ad July
»U
n.
Deted
Julj *«tn,
f l t h . A i>
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Mr*. E M IL Y J. ONDE It WOOD,
95-Tues-»tc
Aduilnletretrie.
Nelle« ef A«el|r«lion fer Tel IJeed Under
jfertlen ■ ef Chapter 4>as, L««rai*f FierNotice te hereby* given liyil D. f>. tienlel.
purrheeer ol Tea CertJflcet* No. 3167,
dated th* 3rd dey l>f April, A. t>. 1633. he*
Aled «aid certificate to my office, and haa
made application (or (as deed to Iuue In
accordent* »Uh' law. Seid, certificete em
breen the following dMiri bed nreperly
•Ituatrd
situated in Femlnol* county. Florida, ' to-
Si«ty-twn (621. Slety-fnur J * t ) and the
•nuth halt of i.ot Slaty (60), and Lot»
T h irty-tw o A. and Ten A, *» per plat of
iTIery l*elta. reeorded In the public records
ol ( ‘range county, of whirh th* county of
Seminole s e e formerly a part.
GEORGE N. Ill GUY.
Special M aster,
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I UO-Tues-ftlr
NOTICE OF SALE
Notire l> hereby given that under and by
•irtur of * final decree of tdreeloaure and
•ale made on the 20th dav of June, 1»|4
l»v l he llonorslde Jam es W. Perkin», Judge
of the (Trrttll Court. Seventh Judicial Cir
cuit nf the «tale of Florida, in rhanrery sit
ting, in th at rertaid cause therein pending,
«»herein W. J. Thigpen 1» complainant,
and Ja y A. Einstein Is defendant, 1 «ball
»flee tor sale ami sell to the hlgbesj bidder
tor cash, belore the door of the court house
in Ssnlord, Seminole county, Florida, on
Monday, the 7th day of September, 1 » !4 ,
the same Irelng a legal -ale* day. and dur
ing the legal hours ol sale, the property
describe*»-fn- tbiv Deal dcrrrw as (allows, towit
*
!«**ta Twenty-four (24), Twenly-flv* (2 5 ),
and Forty-seven ((7 ), of the Flotilla l.and a
Colon i r a t inn Company's Celery l*lantatlon,
situated In Seminole county, Florida, es
ier plat therenf duly recorded in thp pubc records of Orange county, of which th*
county of Saminole was formeriy a p art.
f
v
(jE O ItO E N-.IUGHY.
' Aug. 4, 1914. 100-Tuea-Stc
* Special M u te r.
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NOTICE OF HALE
Notice is hereby given that under and
hy virtue ‘ol e final «terree ot foreclosure
en»1 sale made on the 20th day ot Ju n e,
A l> 1914, by t he Honorable l i n n W.
iVrkln*. Judge of the Circuit Court, Sev
enth Judicial Circuit, Seminole C ounty,
Florid*,- In chancery. In that certain cause
thrrein pending wherein, W. J. Iliil, trustee
lo r W. Cs Hill, is complainant, and John
W. T ip ton , huaband ol Amanda I . T ip ton ,
and alt unknown heirs, devi***«,- legatee*
and grantees ol Amanda 1- Tipton, de
ceased. ar* defehdanta, 1 shall oiler tor eat*
and sell to th* highest bidder tor each, be
fore th * door at the court houee, in San
ford. Brininole rounty, Klorlda.-on M onday,
the 7th day ol September, 1914. th* asm *
being a legal eslts day, and within th * legal
hour* ol sate, th* property described In the
final'decree «■ follows, situated In the coun
ty of Raminole and the state of Florida,
to-wit
Th* weet one-halt of a ten acre tract
ot land, described as follows, beginning at
a stake at ending on thw'north side ot First
street, road, said stake Jteing locatesi 71
rhalo* ami 97 link*, west ot the east line ql
intersection ot Holly avenue end First
street of the town ot Bantord, and th irty
Icet north of central lino at eald First atreet,
end running thence weet along the north
eld* of First street, run ten chain* to a
•takt, thence north' ts ■ chain* U ^ jE 'etak *.
thence *agt t*n chair a I i a stake, thence
emith tfn khainx to point ot beginning,
containing) five arr*a ol land. *
C EO HOE N. lU G R Y .
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August 4, 1914. .
wit: Lot
n »,
, . ■JHock K, Auffa'* H in ef Oviedo. . t00-T u c*-5le
tb e .dda t« Pt
The ___
eald land
land being
belli assessed *att the
\
N O T IC E GIF
OP hTTT h I rF'H HALE
certificat* in
tho
iaauaoxa
o( auca cartifirSt*
In th* nam*
th * Jaatl
.
ot Unknown U e lrti eald crrUAeat* ahalf
Under
der olid (ry *virtu* of an execution le
be redeemed
according
.tax tl*e<j sued o u t o f t be Circuit Court
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_. ..to. .law.
— ---------(or th* Sovft lor
5m xdwaed
.
tscU* thereon on tb
* 3 t* t day
Ol Au
Ircuit of Florida, In
nth
h Judicial
Ju d icial Circuit
in ah'd for
guM. A. t). 1914. i
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. . . , Orsag* rounty
(otR -which
Seminal*
county
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j Witness my. oflleixl signature and **al * a s, JÉL
fo rm e rly • p a rt), in 'a esus* therein
This th* 28lh day of July, A. IK 1914.
pending, wherein Artnour Fertllltee .W orks,
(•«al)
/
E. A. DOUGLA?«. .
a corporation, (a plaintiff,/and W.
Clerk Circuit /Court, Semlnotgfjo., Fla. ( JK , i* defendant, t have levied uAp o. .aP.aitta,
nd
/ tly J. C. Robert^ D, C f will selH at «ubilec ou tcry *t th» front door
98-ÍI-Tuce , 0
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, of th e co u rt (house
re* ...
In ,Sanford,
on
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th* first Monday in September,
A.
P , 1910,
1916,
it bylng tb * 7th d ay ot said month,
ith. .during
,durin(
Nelle* of Application far. Tes l>**d t'ndei the legal boars ol sale, to th* b!. ‘
best bidder for cash, ah th* right;
' NocUan 6 of f'b ep lcr 4163. Law* of Ft*
N oth* la h«T*byjgiv»h that Henry ,Oleen, interest of- th* defendant, W. A. Kitts, J r .,
purchaser ol T ax C ettlfleat* No. 2CM9 dated In end tp th at certain, tra c t er p a rc e l.o f
th* 2nd day of Ju n e A. l).'1 9 0 2 , has filed land situ ate In Herolnete (formerly Orange)
Florida, and mora - pprtiaularly
eald O rilA cat* In m r offle*. and has mad# rounty,
[Ot* tor
«»plication
(er T a a l>**d to taau* In accord* daerribed as - follows, to-wili-jlegtnning at
tha
bridge
over tn* ditch) ffh*ra th* north
«hr*Sgjtn law.
tin* and Union avepua inum ect* with the
Said Certifie
eytern boundary ot Meli ¡invili*
T ra c t
T
ttU O T S W f 'tS f Ä i's S
« e ¡ r p u "• ff.
» Survey arid runalag w e t
Cor ot NW Ù of SE ) ( I I k 10. Tp *1. K atiíafeo« tb* port tine of Union avenue 250
run fl 1.90 <*h», W 1.54 >he. 9*6>fl* cha, E 1.14 Ifiti »henee ‘ n rih a t i . right“,angle ««Ith
st shire, a county assessor ol taxes, a tax
collector, a superintendent of public Instruc
tion and a rounty eurveyor. The term of
office of all rounty offhers mentioned in thla
section shall be for tour years, except th at
of rounty assessor of taxes and county tgx
collector, who ahalb be elected for two years
until at the general election to be held in
the year A. t>. 1916, when and after which
they shall,be elected lor a term of four years.
Their powers, duties and compensation shell
be prescribed by law. The legislature ehatl
provide by law for .th e care .and CUS
tody of ail COonly- funds and »hall provides
the method of reportidg and paying out *U '
all- such (unde.
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Provided, rounty : treasurer* elected tn
geo crei election held In 1914 ebeti hold of
fice lor the term elected.
A Jolnl Itrsolullon
Proposing on omendment lo Section IS of
Artici* IV, of the nmslttutioh of the etofo
ol Florid*, reiotlng to th* appointment of
rnmraiealonrd officers of th* «tal* militi*.
He It resolved by the legislature of thw
stele oí Florido:
That th* following amendment to Section
^be
» rA
submitted lo tb* elector« of tha ata te
lor adoption or rejection a t'th e n*et general
election hereafter; that i* to aay, th at Sec
tion 16 of A rtici* IV shall he amended s o
es to read as fallows:
, Section 16. Th* Governor shall appoint
all commissioned officer* of th * atat* mltllla.
Including tn adjutant general for th* * t* t* .
with rank of brigadier general, who shall b*
chief ol-staff. Th* duties and-cwmpoaaaUon
of all officer« so ‘appointed abati be a* flkad
by law . T h * 1er me -ol • files ot all contrai*•toned officer* ot th* otxanlxed militia shell
be continuous during th* pleasure of th *
Governor; subject to such lavra as may b*
enacted by the Uflaletur* providing for th eir
retirement for kg* or other caute*.
A Jolnl Reselellon
Proposing an intendment to S*ction 1 of
Anici* V of th* constitution, relating to thé
judiciary;
II* it resolved by th* legislatura of th *
slat* ol Florida:
T h at tb * following amendment to Section
I *1 Artivie V ot the constitution ia hereby
agreed tu ' and ihall be ptopoMd and sub
mitted to th* »lectora of tha atat* Jo r ap
proval or rajection at th* n * tt gen eroi elec
tion h *realt*r, th a l'U lo say, aald section I •
of.aald artici* ihall b* amended l a u t « iwotl
as follows:
Section T. Th* judiáis) power of the *Lal»
shell be «rated in a.suprem e court, circu it
court*, court ot record of Kecambl* county»
criminal court*,- county court*, cou n ty
Judge« and juetlcra ol tn* p*ac* and suck
other court* or commissions as the legisla-'
ture bray (rom tim* to tira* ordain and «*i shllsh
The legislatura may prvacrib* th *
romp*ns*tion of th* juatlr** and Judge* ol
th* **v»ral court*, but no court heretofor*
established under th* constitution and law*
of Tlorld* shall b* hereby abolished.
Th* yot*w cast in compilane* with aald
proposed amendment*, and tb * Vanvaa*.
declaration* and returns thereof, shall b *
subject to th * sam* regulation* and tealrfrtlon* as ar* provided t|y law tor g asarsi
elections In th * atat* o f FloridaIn tro lliqony whereof, 1 hay* hereunto a*i
my hand and affiled the gloat »»al al tho
stat* ol Florida, at TatlahaaaM, tha cap ital,
this (he twenty-filth day ol Ju ly, A. I). I »f '1 4‘ ,
(B**1X
H .C L A Y1 ORAWPORD,
v n n sru n u i
f a si
o| beginning, contalBlDg
rthur Moore, h
t 1rs- Unie** »*ld C trl Kl- ( »u acre* and a fraction. SaM properly
of Arthur
hfclre.
Vat*
be redeei
redeemed according fo law .'T ax be Inf
between
r tween Union avenue ami Lake
rat* shall
shell he
.........Issue
- - tb rm
'— m on t h f 19th day o!(I Mot
Monro* in S a * ford, Seminole county. PlorDeed will
Upon _mw
a* the.
property
ot
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September
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Inane m r officiai algnarur« and peti thU W. A. P itts , J r .. (William
k1. Putii
PllL
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and to aatlety sald executfon and costa.
llth dsy of Auguat A. I>. 1914. 1 ’
al)
E . -A' Cl»rk
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tí Douglas*.
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m , . Furcbaawr to pay for tilt».C. M. 1IANII,
Circuit Court. Seipinolo Co. Fi».
Sheriff of Seminoia County, Florida.
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Notice la hereby given th at under and by |a th* C ircuit Cenri* H etealh Judicial C tr.
virtue of a final decree *1 foreclosure end
rail," Hemleol* C san ty, Fie,ids. In C h aasnte mid* on the 20th day of Jn n *. A. I). - rerr Milling
1114.' by th# Honorable Jam »* W. Perkin*. hfartha Cost Harper, Complainant
rm.
Judge of th# Circuit Court, Seventh Judi
C itation
cial Circuit. ‘Seminole rounty, Florid», In J. W. H arp er, Defendant
rhanrery, In th at pertain cause tbertln Pend To J . W - Jtarper, rare R. J . Ueaty, (Iswrgn,
ing wherein Jo * Cameron pnd Levtck ONew Y o rk : V
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Camtron ar* complainants and Jam es Slg. " I t appearing from the affidavit ef M r*.
ereon and Georg* N. Hall are defendant», Martha Cuat Harper, herrín duly filed In
I shall offer for sale, and sell to the highest the above pause th at it is the belief of af
bidder for rash, befor* th o. door of the fiant. th a t the defendant. J . W. H arper I*
court house in said flemtPola. county. Flor- a non-resident of th* stale of Florida, and •
lia . In the city of. Sanford, on Monday, f W I* now a resident b| th a state oj Naw Y ork,
7th day of Septtfmber. A. D. 1914
flU, residing a l Oswego. N. Y .; that th« saldada-,
•am* being a legal an!*» day. and within tendent 1* over tw enty*«»« years «f age: '
the legal hour* of sales the Property- do*:» a n d .th n t there ia qo person In jb e s ta te of
cribed in the final deer*» aa follows,'situated Florid*, th e service ot a subpoena upon
Secretary pi Stau»
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the best class of
people in this
community.
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AUGUST 25" 1914
SANFORD IIERALI)
PAGE EIGHT
csre on the part of drivers.lt is prob
able that nothing we can say will
have nny offset upon tho .driver* of
machines because each individual
honestly believes that he is exerdsing'
BEING A RESUME O f SANFORD HAPPENINGS
every precaution necessary for the
B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N “ J U S T B E T W E E N
safety of himself and his passengers
U P-T O - D A TE
■:- - v r r =
YOU
A N D M E .“
and it is tho other fellow who takes
*
t
1 the chances and comes td grief. And
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Communications for this Column Should be Marked "Sorlrty Editor", or
I then sooner or Inter something goes
Phoned to Mrs. ft. A. Tcrhcun, Phone 203
wrong and the trouble is charged to
All Local Advertisement« Under
rircumsiatiers over which ho hud no
M ra.-Forrest Lake and daughters T h is H ea d in g T IIR fe t/ C E N T S p
Annoartcemml
control.
A CHIEF IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH,
AH members of the Woman*» who have been spending the. sum- Line F o r E a c h In scrtW n , Minimum
There is no doubt but what every
“ HE’LL PRENT 'EM 'V-SD SAYS SAIJNTERER.
drivpr. takes chances nt one time or Club are requested to meet at tho mer delightfully at Milboro, N. C. C harg e 2 5 C en ts,
♦ ♦ ♦ m » H » e e » e » e H e e » e e e s M H <s M s » > M S M » s k » s s m e e e another nnd each time he escapes dis homo of Mrs. Henry Wi^ht. Wednes will spend the m onth-of September
FOR SALE
aster tends to increase his confidence day afternoon a t 3:30 for the pur in Washington. D. C.
5 When drums arc beating and tile# out of ton will hot need a doctor in
in his ability to handle his car. It ap pose of making roses. -This includi«
ore shrilling and flags ripple In the th e morning. People take too bloom
Mrs. John,* Preston and little
For Sale— "Furnituro a t 210 Park
pear# foolish to slow up for n rail the rose com m ittee also. Bring a
sunlight and tho llower ot the young in’ much medicine anyhow. What
grandson,'
John
Jr
.,
of
Jacksonville
Ave,
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pair
of
scissors
and
a
roll
of
red
or
road crossing when there j s not n
manhood of tho nation march gaily some need is to bo shot full of hot
is the guest of- Mrs. C. R. Walker.
1
train in sight, but the practice js » green crepe papeP.
down the street war does not seem so soap suds w ithanautom atieshotgun.
IF O R sale or rent.— T.hrce acxiu.,
good one. Some time one might for
terrible'and it is not difficult to en i—“ An0 LUeu.lM 0g-4te L .-lt -.strsighMl j
get to look and tho train would tic
thuse and prodnin our rights and charge extra for night worJr.TOU bet
- Mr.—» ffd**ftfrr.—ff.'*' jR*rTTffkenha her W “W trh-*fet' T * K>«rW~h0 em©* •wrH* fft.-"**1!
there.
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A most enjoyablo meeting of tho and daughter, Miss Thelma, who cateti. A. P. Connely.
atrut around w(th a chip on our shoul your six; und I usually charge extra
109 Mag
%. It is tho same with nny little thing ro«©-#omniiUce .«ju l pther. members
der jyid declare flint oar every de for work in unusually had my t her in
nolia
Ave.
.
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which may ko W ro d S -S p ti.jM car. of the Woman's Club was held nt hafo been visiting their*Cousin, KJn»the daytim e..N ight means when the
mand miut be respected.
Polhill
returned
to
their
home
in
if ynndmapr IhA immlilinn and center tho home of Mrs. J, T. Brady, Fri
For Sale-A t a dlscount-^^choUj.
B u t when we are brought face to sun quits blitrkin*.
your attention'upon it nil is welt, but day afternoon, with sixteen present. Macon, .Friday last. I t was a par ship in Sanford Business Collegp.
face with the horror and death a n d 1 "Now be sure to get this straight!
the
sbme Limn yourntUmtionmnybeiljs- Widw-siUecn pairs of- busy hands ticularly pleasant visit for
Owner unnblo to US9 it and it will t>©
wslt4Miattt.lt in your hat;
cousins,
who
had
not
seen
each
traded a n d . you Will• cómetogrlef nt work the roses gr^w as if by
■old
at a sacrifice. Enquire' Herald
tom s
Extreme care at all times even to magic, making a fair start on the other for thirty years.
O tlke.-103-tf.
~ u* pause- a rn tT b e n the non w h o .Is medicine for “yourself or folks, don’t
tu> point..»! «uhjarliinaxMMa—saH-to fifte e n ItutuMvii rosea to .be used at
Dr. Mason has
our pride comes and gookmhoWRhe ask me" what m edicinéis
F or Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring
ifirnU.hp.ahtt nws.rsrlrtwsM— «© "ilhe Oity Beautiful Ball in the fall. Moÿô òf Arcadia. as his guest Mr.
affairs of peace we are thankful that think when you pay for the medicine
ear for 9400.00.' ju st overhauled in
the only.safe course to persue.
Tho afternoon passed quickly in
war has been evaded. And when we that you've paid all. I charge for my
Little Miss Olive Renfroe re good running shape. Sanford Ma
pleasant social intercourse; the distry to .picture‘ hint buried on foreign services, and charge from one dollar
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turned
from Richland Saturday. chine A Garngp. ’
of plan» nnd arrangements
soil, in a trench like a beast of the up. I am not dikhlng it out for noth
new club home and .enjoy Mias Agnes Renfroe accompanied
For Sole or Rent— Two nice resifield, or maimed and broken for life, ing. I had very good health before I
ment of Mrs. Brady’s charming hos the little lady home a^id will remain donees nt a bargain. W. J. Thigpen.
out pride looms insignificant and n- came here. More-over, cheap doctors
pitality. Refreshing iced lemonade for an extended visit to* Mr, and
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- gain we arc thankful that war has are, as a rule, .like ail other cheap
was -served throughout tho after Mrs. Harvey Renfroe.
commodities,, not woth a damn'.
. not engulfed us.
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For Sale-Orange grovo H acres
noon.
“ Npw listen, I don't care enough
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fine
hammock land, 130 ncrcN of
Mr. and Mrs. G. Logan p f B ir
The next meeting will he held at
J W h ile tho news bureaus supply about the practice of medicine to
Celery land, one ten acre tract celery
mingham.
Ala.,
are
tho
guests
of
the home of Mrs. Henry Wight at
but little authentic-information as to practice ju s t .for the job. I want pay
land. At n bargain. Address P. O. it
3:30. A# members of the cluli are Mr. und M rs. W. A. Ginn.
the progress of .the European war, for it and unless you pay, why I
Box 1034. 104-8tc.
urged to he present and those who
the American houswife is ndt at all simply don’t want your huainras.
Mr. C. E. Hyde motored over
were not present Friday are re
lacking in information as to the ef-| And th at's not all: you need not
For Sale— Fine farm of ten :h m
from Apopkn Sunday, spending the
quested to bring a pair of scissors
feet which lias resulted therefrom in think I’ m' going to carry your
about three miles from the city,
day with rorfitives.
T>- Cobb Is gradually working his
and u roll of green or red crepe
this country. Every retaij merchant nnd troubles indefinitely.''..
nlso two choice city lots.
Going
way to the top among tho American
pa per.
It Is not believed th at the doctor Lcaguo sluggers.
with
whom
«ho
has
been
accustomed
cheap
for-cash
or
can
be
purchased
E S m'.»
A little son arrived a t the hom e'
to dealin explains th at the rfar is will be "dropped from theroolsof the
on easy term s. Address R^ gyre of
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of
.M r. and Mhs. U.~ P. Caldwell
responsible for the tremendous ad medical society, because of this jusnerald office.
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M usical Evening
Larry Doyle, captain of tho cham
Sunday morning. He will be called
vance in foodstuffs.
tiflable outburst.
Mr. and M rs. W. L. Harvey en
pions, thinks very well of the Cardi
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D. P .- J r ., which everyone knows " For sale or Rent— Five ncres, tiled
Being a woman, she naturally does
nals’ pitching staff.
tertained delightfully with music
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stands for Daddy’s Pet.
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In lid, two good wells, located ju*l
not understand ju st why her table ^ I wish to commend the Sanford
and song Friday evening at their
south of Station 10 on S. & K Hall
Manager McGraw has become enthu homo on the Heights, complimentary
allowance has been practicaliy’cut in Band aqd hope that the ci tire ns of
Rev. Dr. Brownlee and Mrs. way. 5 room house.
See F. W
two by the -advance In prices. She Sanford feel about tho boys the siastic over Milton Btock and declares to Mr. nnd Mrs. G. Logan
IJrqwnlce
(nee Miss Lillian Gibson) Mahoney nt Fernald’s.
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knows that on the whole this coun minio way. The Sanford Hand has him the equal of Devlin when Devlin
Mr. Logan rendered several slideare spending their honeymoon in
try has produced one of the most always been self supporting, asking was at his best.• • •
« trombone solos snd song selections M ontreal, N. C. Before returning
For Sale Une $35 incubator, 240
wonderful crops in its history; she nothing in the way of contribu
Martin O'Toolo, Pittsburgh's 922,- thnt delighted those present. An
knows that at this time there is prac tions nnd getting pay for their ser GOO beauty pitcher purchased from SL impromptu orchestra composed ol home they will visit Tennessee nnd site. Good shape, guaranteed ‘ to
tically nothing being exported und th vices and yet I believe that if the Paul, d e c la r e s ho'bus no fear of dying two cornets, Messrs. Fell owes -and spend some time with Dr. Brown- hatch. Price $ 10. 01). T. H. John
lie's mother ami fa th er-a t Calhoun, son, Moore's Station.
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and there will not be for many months dty at any time could help the boys In a minor league berth.
Harvey; violin, Mr. Radford; slideGeorgia.
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but in* th o 'face of these facts prices it would bo placing money at a very
trombone, Mr. G. Logan: pin no,
hatj soared upward and the war is good advantage. \S*»i probably have
Russell Ford, Buffalo's marvelous Mrs. Logan, - gave n number of
Mr. Galloway, the genial attache
TO R EN T
some of tho best•Jof musicians in the pitching machine, has gono on record most enjoyable selections. Vocal nnd of t lie A. C. L. dispatchers’ office
offered as an excuse.
For R ent 4 room cottage $10 :»
Ah a matter of fact the wompn are Sanford Band than any-sim ilar or ks favoring Johnny Farrell Ip tho instrumental solas, duets, and en has returned from bis vnentiun.
month. 5 room cottage $12.50, in*
r ig h t.‘ There Is no justified excuse ganisation in the south can boast argument as to leading second Back semble made the evening hours pass
for the famine prices which are being of and y et one hardly ever hears ers.
Mr. Henry Stevenson nnd bride eluding water. .G. W. Spencer.
delightfully. Mr. and Mrs. Har• • •
our chitons praise the homo insti
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demanded on every hand.
vtfy's guests were Mr. and Mrs. registered at the Rpbblnj' Nest _____
Jo e Rlggert. Brooklyn outfielder,
The real truth •of- the matter is tution and they are forced to pay
Sunday.
It'
is
understood
thnt
Mr.
Logan,
Mr.
nnd
Mr*.
(Jinn,
Mr.
For rent- 40 acres Tiled 1.and in
who was snapped up by tho Cards
greed* and averice on the part of them for their band room, their uniforms
when tho Dodgers asked for waivers, and Mrs. Radford, Mr. und Mrs. and Mrs. Stevenson will make their a body well located. A.P. Connelly.*
in control of the foodstuffs of the und their instruments and music. is a Kansas City barber In (ho off Fellowe*.
future home in Sanford.
109 Magnolia St.
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country are alone responsible for the They give monthly concerts in th e months.
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For Kent Cheap for Cush—Twenty
outrageous .situation, and thoy do park that are greatly enjoyed by
Mr P. M. Elder ami Miss Nellie
Catrtyrr» Itfturn
lea vo on Wediiesdn y for several acres of good hammock land all tiled.
not hesitate to demand the shylock’s the home people and the visitors
Sherwood Mageo has been doing
The Whitner camping party re
Call or write A. .\J. Tyler.
101-tf
pound of flesh a*t a time when the to the city and our band is one of well at short flold for tho Phillies, but turned from Palm Springs Saturday weeks stay at Daytona Bench.
Other -cities Manager Dooln would p refer.« man
poor ran 111 afford to make tho sae-- our valuable assets.
evening, “after having, as one mem
For Rent— Five nere» good celery
riflcc. Local grocers tell me that al have public spirited citiaens who who Is floater of foot than the Pblh-i ber of tho party expressed it “a
Daytona Hotrn .
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land,
one and n half miles from San
ready many of their customers have thlnlc enough of th e ir band to do lies' slugger.
Mr. T . J. Miller, accompanied by ford. N. H. Garner.
gloriously grand time. All th e, de
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eliminated sugar and beans and cof nate frdm time 16 lim e to h«V# i
lights of camp life wert- fully en Mrs. Frank Miller anil Mi's. F. J.
Bon
Johnson
will
have
to
hire
a
few
fee from their bill of fare while meat good musical organisation in their
For R en t— Thn » rooms furnished
There ‘ were many visitprs Gonzales motored over to Daytona
more lawyers -In order to got Injunc joyed.
city. The following from the Day
is a rarity indeed. - <
tions enough td prevent tho FVxbi from town during tho week and the Sunday. Mrs. Miller nnd Mrs. Gon for light housokei ping. Also two
- Of course it’ depends upon the tona G azette is'an example:
landing somo of hfs players before tho campers have returned with the ah zales will remain for several week». bedrooim ’ Mr*. Johns. 411 Park
“ T h at. Saracitqt's great Italian end of this season.
viewpoint of the man who is in posavenue.
91-(fr
solute conviction thnt camping Via
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• session. A local pqper quoted one band will return to Ddytona again
• Dr. Hoilsholder and liis brother,
the top notch of summer «port.
For Rent Furnished office equip
dealer to the effect that he made next season wap assured Saturday
E. F. Housholder »pent Sunday at
Now that Cactus Crayath of th e j
ped
with roll top deal:, office chairs
when
Commodore
C.
G.
Burgoyne
Phillies has formed the habit of steal
more profit in one week on The goods
Daytona.
P erson al Mention
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-----------V nnd tables. Also a roll top desk,
in stock than he did on the sale, authorised F. M. Rowe to wire the ing home, about the only thing left In
Mr. and Mrs. Deane Turner, typewriter desk and ocher equip
Mr. nnd Mr». R. A. Newman nnd
There is a tine moral question inVolw- band th at its serviced are engaged basphall for hltn to master la to Isqj-n
how
to
hit
a
pop
fly.
.
Deane
J r . nnd . Leslie Hill were ment for sale or rent. Herald office.
little daughter, Olive, returned Sat
ed Hi such a situation. As is usually for next season, and that Commo
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among
‘the
Sanford ' folks at (he
urday from a pleasant summer trip
the case it is probable that no relief dore Burgoyno will pay the ‘entire
82-tf
Th©
attendance
at
the
Polo
grounds
‘ 1 T
■ -----Beach.
">v
to
North
Carolina.
coat, which' will be approximately
will be afforded.however.
this y ear has not follon off, so there
M IS G E L A N E O U S
95,600.
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does not seem to he any truth. In re ' Miss Julia Brown is spending her
Others
goingover
to
the
bcaeh
Wanted—
Plain nnd fancy sewing
W honta *k id for a verification of ports that thla is a had year for ths
1 The. doctors of ’ Sanford are my
frienda and-they have my sympathy the statem ent by the Gqtette-News, pastime so fa r as New York Is con vacation at D aytora Beach with were Dr. PhilljM qnd Mr. S. O. Dressmaking of nil kinds. , Last
Shinholser in the Philips car; Mr. house on Fast Third street. Mr
Mrs. W. P. Caretr.
a t flU times- I t U essential th at I Commodore Burgoyne merely said cerned.
and
Mra. Paul Keely and Mr. M a M attie Driggers.
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eland i n ‘with them because I know the report was true and that he had
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honey;
Osborn Herndon and- Ralph
Miss Anna McLaughlin will leave
.nat what day they may be called up- Concluded to make Daytona a. pres
Moose McCormick, former Ulant,
Four Hundred Victo*
and hbw manager of th© Chattanooga today for D ade-City, where sho, wilt W ight; Billy Hill nnd W. P. Carter.
pn to cut me open to see what makes ent of-tho band for next winter.'
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records and two J
That people of D aytona and thou club, was rendered unconscious by be the guest of Miss Frances Lydon.
the wheels go round and all th a t I
exchange.
€T. M. Berry,
*a»k them to dois to p u ta llth e work sands of winter visitor^ to the d ty being bit by a pitched ball Just be
Miss 'Jeannette do Walburg 1» the
back ju st like they found them even will appreciate the , great generosity low the left temple In a gone against
Wanted-Seamstess fur plain feewinq
Atlanta.
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/| guest of Mrs. A. B. Commons on
if I s m opened by mistake. I often of Commodore Burgoyne goes) with
Stone Isl«hd.
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wondei* how in the world the doctors out saying. While this la a greatever make enough to live on Oui of
. th rir .practice M I know .t k a r the
Mrs,. P, M. IHdij- «fill leave tonroney pwing to, a doctor la about the
d ly for North Carolina and V ir
, tdoweatvmoney In existence."O ut of
ginia accompanied by Frank Wood
/by sympathy for tke doctors of San
ruff Jr.,' inhere they \wfU Join Mr*.
ford thon 1 givh them the following
i \ h - Woodruff. Frank 1Jr . wjil recircular letter ten t out by a doctor
A BO U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S
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back of San Bhmardlno, Cab.
P§B
tot it straight In /your
ame region thousands of cork
nbodlUm* that some of you owe me 5 ' A" gentleman came to me, the
U bavo,been jlan ted -T Í
( .'/ find .th a t »11 humane need money. other day, on tho street, and politely
th at a doctor U ju st human, whether asked mè for my year’s dues in the
you think.' so or not.. Some people Comthercml Club, and I was so aaPece/ela
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deem to think that he Is ono-half owl lohiahed th a t I nearly fell dead. The
The
.Atlanta
Constitution
«ays;
a h d (th e other half jm-k-uM:the owl idea of Anyone
Ari yon collecting your due»
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at
It/rom
this
anglo
thitfe
la
, , proclivities making him prgfer/to be In the (lornme/rJal Club is a novelty
no reason why the Federals should not
tip nt night instead'of sleeping, and| indeed nnd certainly m ost refreshing.
play good ball this, thelj- first, season
j ( th e (jack stock he is supposed to pos I paid him .nnd then a/ked hdw .the nnd-weathering the atorm of tho’ flrst
sess enabling lum to endure all kinds] people w ere, taking tothejdea, He aofison. they wlU have a. regular league
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of hardship* and Jjve on half feed and told, me thut they w ire cdmlng .a* in 19tB. It la our candid Oplnloo^ ex
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hot air.-prtmifsdu'
croas handsomely, a Ad many had pressed before, that the Federals’ at©
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“ SoTrmy pcoplo profet, it jeoms, to never belonged to tho Club before, going to make a .go of. It and event
will hare
to
have
to"bo recognised." Y
call a doctor at night, when if they| were piyitlg a year’s due« «fid corp- 1 ,ually
;• _ •f ' J • * * A r. I had (to
To go *fte
/literr him, .they would not In r In bgpause th e Jd ta of-paid tip
First Game for Giants. |
hubdred yards
yar
' walk a huhdrea
for him,
dues looked llke^tho^Jub meant busi
A1
Daman:«
succeeded In gutting th©
y> easy to
up against the ‘1 nets
they would
ness and this loolkyl like thoy
Thn.chap
phono" and-th en'ju m p back Into bed get busy along every Hne. It seem# first victory for the Gly r
with iho "Ralph Hohlivery?” ta
and wait for bin) to' come through to be a fa c t that the -Club has taken Jack Miller-once put it. 1» a pitching
on new-life an d 1 certainly hope tlja t marvel simply beeru«e no on« can
i look'pleasant. I want to talli this
bill he th e greatest in tho flruro out how H eroes it. ivdng It
i about i s easy to
Club. We have work and getting away with It may be two
be pii
i- is the timo to do it, different propositions but they «mount j
In ,a Ti
man In ifcrnford to tho same.
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help In tho dork.
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�W A R N E W S F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D
PUBLISHED
S E M I -WEEKLY
I N S A N F O R D — L ife l*
VOLUME VI
W oith Living
SÀ N FORD , FLO RID A , FRIDAV, AUGUST 2*
baptist Services Sunday, Aug. 20111
To Afk For Indictment
Washington, D. C. Aug. 27. -T h u
9:30 Primary school. In the Shack
. Department of Justice is receiving
9:30 Main school,' Band of the fol
i reports every day from its special
lowing instrument* give, 15 mhiule
agents throughout th f country, who
^»»ope-enir.ifct'U in
jn y estig-HTon into
one tenor, one bass, eight fifes, one
o
recent shaP'p advances in prices
drum jind piano. You are welcomed.
- j of food staples, and thr-rtrpnrrmm tMr
I l:0tl Sermon. .Subject, "Unvcidng
; evidence in many* places indicates
MS^fvWaOI^FWAr'^-Sttfd)* o f Revela
; thnt_there ha» been n well organized
tion. This is .the_ first of a U ti*SJ> l
. coEaptnreyr ¿timing "reta ilers to hold
ten iirrm n n T T n b i dnl i s e rr ri i n f f n f
js up prices nnd mnke ull they can out
nesday nights arid Sunday mornings.
jg of the war period.
3:30 Junior B. Y. P. U.
"New
Testam ent Books Learned."
¡]j
I t U expected . that indictments
* fli45 Senior B . Y. P. V. Special
, 0 will be asked for in Washington,
program* rendered- by the entire
t0 Brooklyn,’ Chicago, and .three other
Union.
r. cities. The others have gone out
7:45 Sermon, "T h e Red Light." A
¡11 to prosecute al! persons who have
n. clearly violated
the law byf con T H E
R U S S I A N S A R E S T E A D I L Y P U S H I N G large chorus wffi lead the singing.
Electric fans and ice water’. *
ig spiring to mnke price« on. account
T H E I R W A Y * IN T O G E R M A N Y A*ND
y j of the war. The investigation is
Always welcome.
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G E O R G E H YM AN .
j t not confined to retailers, hut also inM E E T IN G S T I F F O P PO S ITIO N
.
Pastor.
Hj I eludes jobbers and wholesalers,
re
Many retailers have followed the
r- prices set by others, without being
The French ministry of war has
ill involved directly in an agreement,
Received at 2 P, M,
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Puri». Aug. 2fi
New minister oil definitely accepted the services of an
as The reports indicate, however, that
Paris Second jim* allies defense war decided to make Paris perfectly Anglo-American rough riders corps
of there has been little difficulty in Much of it in Franco reported hold intrenched.
The camp insures in formed in Pari«. The men will act as
n- finding the originntofs of the move- ing well under enormous pressure.
"Most
lets and Will exist no m atter what scout« a n d ... interpreters.
ty m e rit,‘and it has hern - possible* to
happens. • — —
speak four and so m e'of them seven
its make out strong cases in some, inlanguages. All have seen actual ser
ill stances. The investigation will be
vice and are expert horsemen. They
&s pushed all over thu rountry-’und the
will provide their own uniforms And
tie alleged violators of the law punished
mounts, but n fund for their main
lb if it i* possible to g et’ proof of theif
tenance in thy field has been raised
Jy complicity.
publicly.
BE HOLD
in
F R E N C H A R E t^EARFUL A N D
H A V E F O R T IF IE D ¿PARIS
A G A IN S T A T T A C K
now
St Petersburg ! lussimi und Aus
trian armies are engaged in a gen
erili h iilt| e ulimng the river Seretb
Washington. \ug 'J*
Japan a d
[}„ |Bcm
Invaders have rcrichcd vises wifi stay in oust. Dora not in
Lemberg and are attacking forts tend to send army or navy to aid allies
of t hut city,
nor a t t a c k
Austria
Wireless ;,i
German embassy says n small GetLondon Reported here
nuni cruiser, Mng'tcbury whs blown
British destroyer sunk the
up m Gulf of Finland «>* foreign
destroyer in the Adriatic.
fleet
Another say ft the big transport
with prisoners, principally Turemt
and British soldiers passed Aixla
ehupolle today.
United States rn
v^y.s act for Japan in. Vienna Aus
tria in Tekio.
Uncle Stun May O wji Ships
Washington. I). |C.. August '.!7{.
— Utter
demoralization
prevails-,
among the shipping interests of th e'
United States and large business
houses who were contemplating the
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purchase of ships for the Panama
Cahal trade because of the proba
bility of the l u l l e d Stales govern
menl going into the business of
'owning and operating sbi{¿s.
President Wilson was so informed
today by members of the Senate
and b y ,le tte rs and telegrams from
firms engaged in the mercantile ma
rine trade. He discussed the matter
with Senators Benjamin F. Shively,
. of Indiana; Willard Salisbury,
of
Delaware, and Theodore E. Burton,
of Ohio.
Preaident Wilson made it clear to
callers th at he is intensely in earnest
in his desire to see regular lines of
ships established from the* United
States to South American ports to
take advantage of the present cx(
reptionnl opportunity furnished by
the European war to capture the
'f, .y trade of the countries s o u th ,of the
canal.
. Relieving that a government own
ed line would lie the most practical
means of insuring an adequate sor1 1vice and of obtaining this trade, he
. „ -is urging Upon member« of Con> grena a* direct government appro
priation for the purpose,
t .The administration bill will pro.
vide for an appropriation of $25,,\* 000,000 to be invested
in the
m ajority Block of a mercantile ma
rine corporation which will engage
in foreign trade, particularly trade
with .S o u th -America.' The company
>0 formed would ha in all sompocta
similar to the Pannma Railroad
and Steam ship Company, which the
government owns ‘and which has
been engaged in transporting pas/ aengera and freight from 'N ew .Y ofk
to Colon, In the C a n a l Z o n e .
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Washington, D. C ., Aug. 28, • War
revenue Icgiidatiou to add $100,000,000 t6 the government's annual in
come was considered todny-ut a con
ference between Secretary of the
Treasurer McAdoo, Democratic I-end
tr Underwood of th o ‘ house, nnd
Chairman. Simmons of the senate
finance ■committee. Mr., Undrrw'ood
declined tp say how it was'expected
to raise U«* additional income but It
is understood a tax on tobacco, beer
and liquors a n d 'possibly a Anmp tax
will he ntrricd out. / .
The bill ran be drawn quickly, in
the opinion o f' administration lead
e r s ,,And its introduction is expected
to follow immediately a message
Bryan Tor Judge
<• L front President ‘ Wilson risking foY
Washington, D. C., Aug.. 28.— such legislation.
Senator Nathan P. B ryan of Florida
The Evening Worship
for judge of tho circuit court of ap
THo friends of Dr. A. Jy Houspeals, F ifth circuit, No w Orleans, to
hoider are glnd to see him in the
succeed the late Judge Shelby.
That is the program of the Flor d ty this week. Dr. Housholder will
ida •delegation in both houses of bo, remombered as a beloved pastor
congress. and this m orning they held of the M ethodift church several
a- meeting presided over by. Senator yeafs ago,. He has been invited to
Fletcher and decided to endorse the preach a t the Star in the. evening.
Junior Florida seriator to Preaident He has consented to dp so. If ho re
Wilson for the bench appointment. mains ovef Sunday.
If the pastof ahould preach his
All members' of the Florida delega
tion were present with the exception aubject will be "T h e Value of the
of Congressman L'Engle.
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First Annual Statement Shows a
Large Balance in Treasury
lira. $31,905.50; lines collected up to
May 1, totalled $4,844.86, of which
amount the sum of $2,150 was col
New York, Aug. 28
lected from - March 1 to May 1.
hurg-American Granfiti
The financial report shows total re
bears for sea.
ceipts of $45,814.25 and disburse
ment*
of $ 18.(iC7.fi 1, leaving a bal
Summary of War Today
ance of $'J7.13G Cl to tbi- credit of
The French and British armies on
u lint tie line LVill miles across still the department.
are strenuously opposing the ad
vance of tho German forces across the allies, operations to tho euM,
the French frontier.
Tho British apparently the French, troop» in tho
trobps are reported to bo occupy Voagea district havd resumed the
ing a strong position and are •sup offensive and* have forced the Ger
ported by the French on both mans to retire on the Sain Diet
flanks.
side.
While the -Germans have occu
Fortner Ambassador nt Berlin,
pied th e French cities of Lille, V al Sir William Edward Goschon, in an
p, Aug. 28. Dutch chamber e n c ie n n e s and Ilouhaix, the official official report published by the Gov
credit' for two millions for report from the war office describes ernment i n , the form of a white
of maintaining neutrality. hopefully, from tho viewpoint of paper, tells in an interrating way
of his interview with the German
Mi aia 1er of Foreign Affaira
Von Jagpw ,.antl the Imperial Gcrmah' Chancellor,' Dr. Von BethmannHotlweg, a t'th e time of the British
ultimatum, demanding that Ger-,
many .should cease v ioletlW of Btlgiun neutrality, A fco h m ii. 10. the
official report. Herr Von Jagow de
plored the step which' Great Britain,
wan. about to take, as he saw the
end of his policy and th a fth e - I m pcrial Chaitcellol, which had been
to make friend» with Great Britain
and then through Great» Britain to
get closer to Franco.Similarly, the Imperial Chancellor
was taken aback.* He declared that
Great Britain's action wns terrible
to a degree and- declared that h^s
policy, liy this ¿top, "a/as tumbled
down |lku a house of cards/' Ho
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gR.
iïYl
held Great Britain responsible for
all th e ierfihlo evontk th at might
happen and asked if <the British
Government had thought ,nt what
p riff the '.compact to defend Bel
gium's neutrality would be kept.
fi|jf
I'r mfiaf 1 utfjM * 1
T h f French commander-in-chief,
n>i I
General Jotfre, {p u' com m urlfatton
i f
to Field MaishalL Sir Jo h n French,
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commander of the British forces,
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flays high tribute to tho valor of
IM r
I ‘ IA
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the
British army, which, he says,
I _ mELi
"did not. hesitate hut threw its
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whole strength against •forces of
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gréai numerical superiority
It Is reported that British mar
• I'tiolo oy Amencan Prams Association.'
ines have occupied. Ostend to pre
vent th e. Germans from getting a
foothold on the English Channel.
tie r s are shown the Iralser <>f Germany anil the exar of Russia with thn
The German steamer Kaiser Wil
personal staffs The kaiser Is on the left When this picture Was taken » helm der Gross has been sunk, by a
was little thought th at in a few months' time these rulers would give the won British' cruiser 'off the W est Coast of
Africa.
Vn
Two Big Men of the War
And Saw Mill Men Suffer Series of
Accidents that May Be Fatal.
Wednesday afternoon am the (axce i
at- Zachnt>-,« ” m iii'w w *\w )ef**W )jpaC 33
close. tlaarn .hlT'thk* day t h,. t ,p
■b oder nt th*»-TThtwr-Trarr M arkham “
bursted without a m om ent's warn- *
ing and the boiler and brick founda-.
rion and various ■p a r t s 'of the en
gine were hlowp a number of feet
through the air; The sawyer, W. D.
Sirjitli and the lumber inspector, Mr.
Kraehlc and the negro fireman McGrifl sufTered serious injuries and
M f. Smith is hot e x a c te d to surv(ve his Injuries.
The accident occurred ju st after
Engineer Al Lilgia had pulled in
with the A. C. L. train and the
boiler was thrown over one of .the
freight mrs parts of the debris
striking one car and alm ost demol
ishing it. The flying brick« struck
MF. Lilgia cpd he thought a cyclone
hnd struck his engine, but fortunate
ly htr had just pulled far. aw ay . •
enough to escape the brunt of the
Tailing »bower from the ji oiler,
N'o reason can .be assigned for the
accident which will cause the mill
to close down several weeks for re
pairs.
The explosion /throw the village
of Markham into a fever of excite
ment and physicians were rushed
to the scene of the accident a t once,
giving the Injured attention^ while
others dug iflto the ruins looking
for more victims.
U l fighting period was 7,168 datys;
loss of life 1,900,000; cost in money
$6.250,000,000.
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*“ The Crlmrun war began in 1653
and ended in 1856. It Was under-,
taken by England, France, Sardinia
and Turkey, In support of the Sul
tan ’s rrrlpire and to prevent Russia
from obtaining a .maritim e outlet
from the Black Sea to tho Mediter
ranean. Its duration was 734 dayi..
Tho British loas was. 24,000; the
French loss was 63,000; the Rus
sian loos V*s 360,000; tho money
cost, $1,526,000,000.
The American civil war lasted .
from 1861 to 1865. its result was
the abolition of slavery and a more
jierfect union of the states.
The
first--battle was at Bull R un-in Vir
ginia in 1861 and tho final surrender
in 1865 at Appomattox in tho same
state. Number of day», 1,468; Ion
of life 650,000; cost In mbneQr, $3,700,000,000.
V
The wax between Francd and G fr-/ y j
fnaiiy, 1870-71, tasted 305 day'«; Hye»
la*t, 290,000; cost-In money, $1,58^,The war'between.Rural« and Tnrkoy, 1877: 78, covered 456, d^tya; loss
of life, 180,000; cost in money $165,000,000.
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. The Boer war In A friri; 1899lf>02. Justed 962 days; IÖ«s of life
9 0 ,8 9 8 ;'cost to Great Britain|y $1,000.000,000. ’
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The war between Russia apd Ja pnn, 1904-5, lasted 576 days; loss
ofiH/e, 55lJ,90Q;(cost in.m oney, $2,260.000,000.
The Balkan war ngainrt Turkey,
1912-13, lasted 302 days; toss o f life,
145,000;. money cost. $200,000,000.
Spedai B.
P* y . Program
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T.he/B. Yv P- U- program will be t
in charge of ‘the chairman of , the
missionary committee nnd (he Bible
TVrd<, ~>. hr-tjer r.r4i ^ s n i r 7 ' ow n
ing. ‘ These* leaders are preparlng a
special program nnd urge that all
members will bo present promptly
at 6:45. Visitors Are always wel
come.
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Birthday Parly
Joh n Garing entertained -quite a
number of his little friends Wednes
day afternoon at his home, in honor
of his seventh birthday.
Games
were enjoyed nnd after refreshments
were served all left hoping John
would have many more hnppy birth
days.
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AUGUST 25" 1914
SANFORD IIERALI)
PAGE EIGHT
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
csre on the part of driv ers.lt is prob
able th a t nothing we can say will
have nny offset upon tho .driver* of
machines because each individual
honestly believes th a t he is exerdsing'
BEING A RESUME O f SANFORD HAPPENINGS
every precaution necessary for the
B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N “ J U S T B E T W E E N
safety of himself and his passengers
U P-TO - DA TE
■:- - v r r =
Y O U A N D M E .“
and it is tho other fellow who takes
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:
1 the chances a n d comes td grief. And
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Communications for this Column Should be M arked "Sorlrty Editor", or
I then sooner or Inter som ething goes
Phoned to M rs. ft. A. Tcrhcun, Phone 203
wrong and the trouble is charged to
All Local Advertisement« U nder
rircum siatiers over which ho hud no
M ra.-F o rrest Lake and daughters T h is H e a d in g T I I R f e t/ C E N T S p
Annoartcemml
control.
A CHIEF IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH,
AH members of the Woman*» who have been spending the. sum- L ine F o r E a c h In sc rtW n , Minimum
There is no doubt b u t what every
“ HE’LL PRENT 'E M 'V -S D SAYS SAIJNTERER.
drivpr. takes chances nt one time or Club are requested to meet a t tho mer delightfully a t Milboro, N. C. C h a rg e 25 C e n ts ,
♦ ♦ ♦ m » H » e e » e » e H e e » e e e s M H <s M s » > M S M » s k » s s m e e e another nnd each time he escapes dis homo of Mrs. Henry Wi^ht. W ednes will spend the m onth-of September
FOR SALE
aster tends to increase his confidence day afternoon a t 3:30 for th e pur in W ashington. D. C.
5 W hen drums arc beating and tile# out of ton will hot need a doctor in
in his ability to handle his car. It ap pose of m aking roses. -This includi«
ore shrilling and flags ripple In the th e morning. People take too bloom
Mrs. John,* Preston and little
For Sale— "Furnituro a t 210 Park
pear# foolish to slow up for n rail the rose com m ittee also. Bring a
sunlight and tho llower ot the young in’ much medicine anyhow. W hat
grandson,'
John
Jr.,
of
Jacksonville
Ave,
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pair
of
scissors
and
a
roll
of
red
or
road crossing when there j s not n
m anhood of tho nation march gaily some need is to bo sh o t full of hot
is the guest of- Mrs. C. R. W alker.
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green crepe papeP.
train
in
sight,
but
the
practice
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down the street war does not seem so soap suds w ith an au to m atiesh o tg u n .
IFOR sale or rent.—T.hrce acxiu.,
good one. Some tim e one might for
te rrib le 'a n d it is not difficult to e n i—“ An0LUeu.lM 0g-4teL.-lt -.strsighMl j
g et to look and tho train would tic
thuse and prodnin our rights and charge extra for night worJr.TOU bet
- Mr .—» ffd**ftfrr.—ff.'*' jR*rTTffkenha her W “W trh-*fet' T* K>«rW~h0em©* •wrH* fft.-"**1!
there.
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A most enjoyablo meeting of tho and daughter, Miss Thelma, who cateti. A. P. Connely.
a tru t around w(th a chip on our shoul your six; und I usually charge extra
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%. It is tho sam e with nny little thing ro«©-#omniiUce .«jul pther. members
der jyid declare flint oar every de for work in unusually had m y t her in
nolia
Ave.
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hafo been visiting their*Cousin, KJn»the d ay tim e..N ig h t m eans when the which may ko W ro d S -S p ti.jM car. of the W om an's Club was held nt Polhill returned to their home in
m and m iut be respected.
if ynndmapr IhA immlilinn and center tho home of M rs. J, T. B rady, Fri
For Sale-At a dlscount-^^choU j.
B ut when we are brought face to sun quits blitrkin*.
your a tten tio n 'u p o n it nil is welt, but day afternoon, with sixteen present. Macon, .Friday last. I t was a par ship in Sanford Business Collegp.
face with the horror and death a n d 1 "N ow be sure to get this straight!
the
sbme Limn yourntUmtionmnybeiljs- Widw-siUecn pairs of- busy hands ticularly pleasant visit for
Owner unnblo to US9 it a n d it will t>©
wslt4Miattt.lt in your hat;
cousins,
who
had
not
seen
each
tra d e d a n d . you Will• cómetogrlef nt work the roses gr^w as if by
■old
a t a sacrifice. E nquire' Herald
tom s
Extreme care at all tim es even to magic, m aking a fair s ta rt on the other for th irty years.
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~ u* pause- a rn tT b e n the non w h o .Is medicine for “yourself or folks, don’t
tu> point..»! «uhjarliinaxMMa—saH-to fifte e n ItutuMvii rosea to .be used at
Dr. Mason has
our pride comes and gookmhoWRhe ask me" w hat m ed icin éis
F o r Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring
ifirnU.hp.ahtt n w s .rs rlrtw s M — «© "ilhe Oity Beautiful Ball in th e fall. Moÿô òf Arcadia. as his guest Mr.
affairs of peace we are thankful th at think when you pay for the medicine
ear for 9400.00.' ju st overhauled in
the only.safe course to persue.
Tho afternoon passed quickly in
war has been evaded. And when we that you've paid all. I charge for my
L ittle Miss Olive Renfroe re good running shape. Sanford Ma
pleasant social intercourse; th e distry to .p icture‘hint buried on foreign services, and charge from one dollar
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turned
from Richland S aturday. chine A Garngp. ’
of plan» nnd arrangem ents
soil, in a trench like a beast of the up. I am not dikhlng it out for noth
new club home and .enjoy Mias Agnes Renfroe accom panied
For Sole or R ent— Two nice resifield, or maimed and broken for life, ing. I had very good health before I
ment of Mrs. B rady’s charm ing hos the little lady hom e a^id will rem ain donees nt a bargain. W. J. Thigpen.
o u t pride looms insignificant and n- came here. More-over, cheap doctors
pitality. Refreshing iced lem onade for an extended visit to* Mr, and
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- gain we arc thankful th a t war has are, as a rule, .like ail other cheap
was -served throughout tho a fte r Mrs. H arvey Renfroe.
commodities,, not woth a damn'.
. n ot engulfed us.
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For Sale-Orange grovo H acres
noon.
“ Npw listen, I d o n 't care enough
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fine
ham m ock land, 130 ncrcN of
Mr. and Mrs. G. Logan p f Bir
The next m eeting will he held a t
J W h ile tho news bureaus supply about the practice of medicine to
Celery land, one ten acre tra c t celery
mingham.
Ala.,
are
tho
guests
of
the home of Mrs. Henry W ight at
b u t little authentic-inform ation as to practice j u s t .for the job. I want pay
land. At n bargain. Address P. O. it
3:30. A# m em bers of the cluli are Mr. und M rs. W. A. Ginn.
th e progress of .the European war, for it and unless you pay, why I
Box 1034. 104-8tc.
urged to he present and those who
the American houswife is ndt at all simply don’t want your huainras.
Mr. C. E. Hyde motored over
were not present Friday are re
lacking in inform ation as to the ef-| And th a t's not all: you need not
For Sale— Fine farm of ten :h m
from Apopkn Sunday, spending the
quested to bring a pair of scissors
feet which lias resulted therefrom in think I’m' going to carry your
about
th re e miles from th e city,
T>- Cobb Is gradually working his and u roll of green or red crepe day w ith rorfitives.
th is country. Every retaij merchant nnd troubles indefinitely.''..
nlso
two
choice city lots.
Going
way to the top among tho American
pa
per.
It
Is
not
believed
th
a
t
the
doctor
w
ith
whom
«ho
has
been
accustomed
cheap
for-cash
or
can
be
purchased
Lcaguo sluggers.
E S m'.»
A little son arrived a t the h o m e'
to dealin explains th a t the rfar is will be "dropped from theroolsof the
on easy term s. Address R^ gyre of
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of
.M r. and Mhs. U.~ P. Caldwell
responsible for the tremendous a d medical society, because of this jusn e ra ld office.
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Musical Evening
Larry Doyle, captain of tho cham
Sunday morning. He will be called
vance in foodstuffs.
tiflable outburst.
Mr. and M rs. W. L. H arvey en
pions, thinks very well of the Cardi
D. P .- J r ., which e v e ry o n e knows " For sale or Rent— Five ncres, tiled
Being a woman, she naturally does
nals’ pitching staff.
tertained delightfully with music
1 t Í
stands
for D addy’s Pet.
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In lid, tw o good wells, located ju*l
not understand ju st why her table ^ I wish to commend the Sanford
and song F riday evening a t their
south of S tation 10 on S. & K Hall
Manager McGraw has become enthu homo on the Heights, com plim entary
allowance has been practicaliy’cut in Band aqd hope th a t the ci tire ns of
Rev. Dr. Brownlee and Mrs. way. 5 room house.
See F. W
tw o by the -advance In prices. She Sanford feel about tho boys the siastic over Milton Btock and declares to Mr. nnd M rs. G. Logan
IJrqwnlce
(nee Miss Lillian Gibson) M ahoney nt Fernald’s.
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knows that on the whole this coun minio way. The Sanford Hand has him the equal of Devlin when Devlin
Mr. Logan rendered several slideare spending their honeymoon in
try has produced one of the most always been self supporting, asking was at his best.• • •
« trom bone solos snd song selections M ontreal, N. C. Before returning
For Sale Une $35 incubator, 240
wonderful crops in its history; she nothing in the way of contribu
Martin O'Toolo, Pittsburgh's 922,- th n t delighted those present. An
knows th at a t this tim e there is prac tions nnd getting pay for their ser GOO beauty pitcher purchased from SL im prom ptu orchestra composed ol home they will visit Tennessee nnd site. Good shape, guaranteed ‘ to
tically nothing being exported und th vices and y e t I believe th a t if the Paul, declares h o 'bus no fear of dying two cornets, Messrs. Fell owes -and spend some tim e with Dr. Brown- hatch. Price $10.01). T. H. John
lie 's m other am i fa th e r-a t Calhoun, son, M oore's Station.
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an d there will not be for m any m onths d ty a t a n y tim e could help the boys In a minor league berth.
Harvey; violin, Mr. Radford; slideGeorgia.
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b u t in* th o 'face of these facts prices it would bo placing m oney at a very
trom bone, Mr. G. Logan: pin no,
hatj soared upward and the war is good advantage. \S*»i probably have
Russell Ford, Buffalo's marvelous Mrs. Logan, - gave n num ber of
Mr. Galloway, the genial attach e
TO RENT
some of tho best•Jof musicians in the pitching machine, has gono on record most enjoyable selections. Vocal nnd of t lie A. C. L. dispatchers’ office
offered as an excuse.
For R ent 4 room cottage $10 :»
Ah a m atter of fact the wompn are Sanford B and than an y -sim ilar or ks favoring Johnny Farrell Ip tho instrum ental solas, duets, a n d en has returned from bis vnentiun.
m onth. 5 room cottage $12.50, in*
r ig h t .‘ There Is no justified excuse ganisation in the so u th can boast argum ent as to leading second Back semble made th e evening hours pass
for the famine prices which are being of and y e t one h ardly ever hears ers.
Mr. Henry Stevenson nnd bride eluding water. .G. W. Spencer.
delightfully. M r. and Mrs. Har• • •
our chitons praise th e homo in sti
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dem anded on every hand.
registered at the R pbblnj' Nest _____
vtfy's
guests
were
Mr.
a
n
d
Mrs.
Joe Rlggert. Brooklyn outfielder,
T he real tru th • of- the m atter is tution a n d they are forced to pay
Sunday.
It'
is
understood
th
n
t
Mr.
Logan,
Mr.
nnd
Mr*.
(Jinn,
Mr.
For ren t- 40 acres Tiled 1.and in
who was snapped up by tho Cards
greed* and averice on the part of them for their band room, their uniforms when tho Dodgers asked for waivers, and Mrs. Radford, Mr. und Mrs. and Mrs. Stevenson will make their a body well located.
A.P. Connelly.*
in control of the foodstuffs of the und their instrum ents and music. is a Kansas City barber In (ho off Fellowe*.
future home in Sanford.
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country are alone responsible for the They give m onthly concerts in th e months.
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For Kent Cheap for Cush—Twenty
outrageous .situation, and thoy do park th a t are greatly enjoyed by
Mr P. M. Elder am i Miss Nellie
Catrtyrr» Itfturn
acres of good hammock land all tiled.
lea
vo
not hesitate to dem and the shylock’s th e home people an d the visitors
Sherwood Mageo has been doing
on
Wediiesdn
y
for
several
The W hitner camping p a rty re
Call or write A. .\J. Tyler.
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pound of flesh a*t a time when the to the city and our band is one of well a t short flold for tho Phillies, but turned from Palm Springs S aturday weeks stay at D aytona Bench.
Other -cities Manager Dooln would p refe r.« man evening, “a fter having, as one mem
poor ran 111 afford to make tho sae-- our valuable assets.
For R ent— Five nere» good celery
riflcc. Local grocers tell me th a t al have public spirited citiaens who who Is floater of foot than the Pblh-i ber of tho p a rty expressed it “ a
Daytona Hotrn .
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land,
one a n d n half miles from San
rea d y m any of their customers have thlnlc enough of th e ir band to do lies' slugger.
Mr. T. J. Miller, accom panied by ford. N. H. Garner.
gloriously grand time. All th e , de
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elim inated sugar an d beans and cof nate frdm time 16 lim e to h«V# i
lights of cam p life wert- fully en Mrs. F rank Miller anil Mi's. F. J.
Bon
Johnson
will
have
to
hire
a
few
fee from their bill of fare while meat good musical organisation in their
For R en t— T h n » rooms furnished
more lawyers -In order to got Injunc joyed. There ‘ were many visitprs Gonzales motored over to D aytona
city. T he following from the D ay tions enough td prevent tho FVxbi
is a rarity indeed. - <
from town during tho week and the Sunday. Mrs. Miller nnd Mrs. Gon for light housokei ping. Also tw o
- Of course it’ depends upon the tona G azette is'a n exam ple:
landing somo of hfs players before tho campers have returned with the ah zales will remain for several week». bedrooim ’ Mr*. Johns. 411 Park
“ T h a t. Saracitqt's great Italian end of this season.
view point of the m an who is in posavenue.
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solute conviction thnt cam ping Via
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• session. A local pqper quoted one band will retu rn to D dytona again
• Dr. Hoilsholder and liis brother,
the top notch of summer «port.
For Rent Furnished office equip
dealer to the effect th a t he made next season wap assured S aturday
E. F. Housholder »pent Sunday at
Now that Cactus Crayath of th e j
ped
with roll top deal:, office chairs
when
Commodore
C.
G.
Burgoyne
Phillies has formed the habit of steal
more profit in one week on The goods
D aytona.
Personal Mention
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in stock than he did on the sale, authorised F. M. Rowe to wire the ing home, about the only thing left In
M r. an d Mrs. Deane Turner, typew riter desk and ocher equip
Mr. nnd Mr». R. A. Newman nnd
T here is a tine moral question inVolw- band th a t its serviced are engaged basphall for hltn to m aster la to Isqj-n
how
to
hit
a
pop
fly.
.
Deane
J r. nnd . Leslie Hill were m ent for sale or rent. Herald office.
little daughter, Olive, returned Sat
ed Hi such a situation. As is usually for next season, and th a t Commo
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am
ong
‘th
e Sanford ' folks at (he
urday from a pleasant sum m er trip
the case it is probable th a t no relief dore Burgoyno will pay the ‘entire
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Th©
attendance
at
the
Polo
grounds
‘ 1T
■ ---- Beach.
">v
to
N
orth
Carolina.
coat, which' will be approxim ately
will be afforded.however.
th is y e a r has not follon off, so there
M IS G E L A N E O U S
95,600.
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does not seem to he any truth. In re ' Miss Julia Brown is spending her
O
thers
goingover
to
the
bcaeh
W
anted—
Plain nnd fancy sewing
W honta* k id for a verification of ports th at thla is a had year for ths
1 The. doctors of ’ Sanford are my
frienda an d -th ey have my sym pathy the statem en t by the G qtette-N ew s, pastim e so fa r as New York Is con vacation a t D ay to ra Beach with were D r. PhilljM qnd Mr. S. O. Dressm aking of nil kinds. , Last
Shinholser in the Philips car; Mr. house on Fast T h ird street. Mr
Mrs. W. P. C aretr.
a t flU times- I t U essential th a t I Commodore Burgoyne merely said cerned.
and
Mra. Paul Keely and Mr. M a M attie Driggers.
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elan d i n ‘with them because I know the report was true a n d th a t he had
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honey;
Osborn H erndon and- R alph
Miss Anna McLaughlin will leave
.nat w hat day they m ay be called up- Concluded to make D aytona a. pres
Moose McCormick, form er Ulant,
Four H undred Victo*
and hbw m anager of th© Chattanooga today for D ade-C ity, where sho, wilt W ight; Billy Hill nnd W. P. C arter.
pn to cut me open to see what makes ent of-tho band for next winter.'
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records and two J
T h at people of D aytona and thou club, was rendered unconscious by be the guest of Miss Frances Lydon.
the wheels go round and all th a t I
exchange.
€T. M. Berry,
*a»k them to dois to p u ta llth e work sands of w inter visitor^ to the d ty being bit by a pitched ball Just be
M iss'Jeannette do W alburg 1» the
back ju st like they found them even will appreciate the , g rea t generosity low the left tem ple In a gone against
W anted-Seam stess fur plain feewinq
Atlanta.
I /
/ | guest of Mrs. A. B. Commons on
if I s m opened by mistake. I often of Commodore Burgoyne goes) with
Stone Isl«hd.
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wondei* how in the world the doctors out saying. While th is la a greatever make enough to live on Oui of
. th rir .practice M I know . t k a r the
Mrs,. P, M. IHdij- «fill leave tonroney pwing to, a doctor la about the
d ly for N orth Carolina a n d V ir
, tdoweatvmoney In existence."O ut of
ginia accom panied by F rank W ood
/b y sym pathy for tk e doctors of San
ruff Jr.,' inhere they \wfU Join Mr*.
ford thon 1 givh them the following
i \ h- Woodruff. Frank1Jr. wjil recircular letter te n t out by a doctor
A B O U T PE O PL E A N D E V E N T S
[CURBSTONE
1
EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT
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back of San Bhm ardlno, Cab.
P§B
tot it straight In /your
ame region thousands of cork
nbodlUm* that some of you owe me 5 ' A" gentlem an cam e to me, the
U bavo,been jlan ted -T Í
( .'/ find . t h a t »11 hum ane need money. other day, on tho street, and politely
th a t a doctor U ju st human, whether asked mè for my y ear’s dues in the
you think.' so or not.. Some people Comthercml Club, a n d I was so aaPece/ela
t.audr J.
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deem to think th a t he Is ono-half owl lohiahed th a t I nearly fell dead. T he
The
.A
tlanta
Constitution
«ays;
a h d ( th e other half jm-k-uM:the owl idea of Anyone
Ari yon collecting your due»
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a
t
It/ro
m
this
anglo
thitfe
la
, , proclivities making him prgfer/to be In the (lornme/rJal C lub is a novelty
no reason why the Federals should not
tip nt night in ste a d 'o f sleeping, a n d | indeed nnd certainly m o st refreshing.
play good ball this, thelj- first, season
j ( th e (jack stock he is supposed to pos I paid h im .n n d then a /k e d hdw .the nnd-weathering the atorm of tho’flrst
sess enabling lum to endure all kinds] people w ere, taking tothejdea, He aofison. they wlU have a. regular league
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of hardship* and Jjve on half feed and told, me thut they w ire cdmlng .a* in 19tB. It la our candid Oplnloo^ ex
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hot air.-prtmifsdu'
croas handsom ely, a Ad many had pressed before, that the Federals’ at©
V
“ SoTrmy pcoplo profet, it jeoms, to never belonged to tho Club before, going to make a .go of. It and event
will hhave
a re to
to"bo recognised." Y
call a doctor a t night, when if th e y | were p iy itlg a year’s due« «fid corp- 1 ually
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had (to
To go */liter
fter him, .they would not In r In bgpause t h e J d ta of-paid tip
First Game for Giants. |
walk
hubdred yar
' w
alk a huhdrea
yards for him ,
dues lo o k ed llke^tho^Jub meant busi
A1
Daman:«
succeeded In gutting th©
y> easy to
up against the‘1ness
nets aand
they would
n d this loolkyl like thoy
Thn.chap
phono" a n d -th e n 'ju m p back Into bed get busy along every Hne. It seem# first victory for the Gly r
with iho "Ralph Hohlivery?” ta
an d wait for bin) to' come through to be a fa c t th a t the -Club has taken Jack Miller-once put it. 1» a pitching
on new-life a n d 1 certainly hope tlja t marvel simply beeru«e no on« can
i look'pleasant. I want to talli this
bill he th e greatest in tho flruro out how H e r o e s it. ivdng It
i about i s easy to
Club. We have work and getting away with It may be two
be pii
i-is the tim o to do it, different propositions but they «mount j
In ,a Ti
m an In ifcrnford to tho same.
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help In tho dork.
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�W A R N E W S FIVE H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D
PUBLISHED
S E M I -WEEKLY
I N S A N F O R D — Life l* Woith Living
VOLUME VI
SÀNFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAV, AUGUST 2*
baptist Services Sunday, Aug. 20111
To Afk For Indictment
W ashington, D. C. Aug. 27. -T h u
9:30 Prim ary school. In the Shack
. D epartm ent of Justice is receiving
9:30 Main school,' B and of the fol
i reports every day from its special
lowing instrument* give, 15 mhiule
agents throughout th f country, who
^»»ope-enir.ifct'U in
jn y estig-HTon into
one tenor, one bass, eight fifes, one
o
recent shaP'p advances in prices
d ru m jin d piano. You are welcomed.
- j of food staples, and th r-rtrpnrrm m tMr
I l:0tl Sermon. .Subject, "Unvcidng
; evidence in many* places indicates
MS^fvWaOI^FWAr'^-Sttfd)* o f Revela
; thnt_there ha» been n well organized
tion. This is .the_ first of a Uti*SJ>l
. coEaptnreyr ¿timing " re ta ile rs to hold
ten iirrmnnTTn bi dnlis err ri i n f f n f
js up prices nnd mnke ull they can out
nesday nights arid Sunday mornings.
jg of the war period.
3:30 Junior B. Y. P. U. "New
T estam ent Books L earned."
¡]j
I t U expected . th a t indictm ents
* fli45 Senior B. Y. P. V. Special
,0 will be asked for in W ashington,
program * rendered- by the entire
t0 B rooklyn,’ Chicago, and .three other
Union.
r. cities. The others have gone out
7:45 Sermon, "T he Red Light." A
¡11 to prosecute al! persons who have
n. clearly violated the law byf con T H E
R U S S I A N S A R E S T E A D I L Y PU SH IN G large chorus wffi lead the singing.
Electric fans and ice w ater’. *
ig spiring to mnke price« on. account
T H E IR W A Y * INTO G E R M A N Y A*ND
y j of the war. T he investigation is
Always welcome.
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G EORG E H Y M A N .
j t not confined to retailers, hut also inM E E T I N G S T I F F O PPOSITION
.
Pastor.
Hj I eludes jobbers and wholesalers,
re
Many retailers have followed the
r- prices set by others, without being
The French m inistry of war has
ill involved directly in an agreem ent,
Received at 2 P, M,
•
Puri». Aug. 2fi New minister oil definitely accepted the services of an
as The reports indicate, however, that
Paris Second jim* allies defense war decided to make Paris perfectly Anglo-American rough riders corps
of there has been little difficulty in Much of it in Franco reported hold intrenched. The camp insures in form ed in Pari«. The men will act as
n- finding the originntofs of the move- ing well under enorm ous pressure.
lets and Will exist no m atter what scout« a n d ... interpreters. "Most
ty m e rit,‘and it has hern - possible* to
happens. • — —
speak four and som e'of th em seven
its make out strong cases in some, inlanguages. All have seen actual ser
ill stances. The investigation will be
vice and are expert horsem en. They
&s pushed all over thu rountry-’und the
will provide their own uniforms And
tie alleged violators of the law punished
m ounts, but n fund for their main
lb if it i* possible to g e t’ proof of theif
tenance in thy field has been raised
Jy complicity.
publicly.
BE HOLD
in
FRENCH ARE t^EARFUL AND
H A V E FORTIFIED ¿PARIS
AGAIN ST ATTACK
now
St Petersburg !lussimi und Aus
trian arm ies are engaged in a gen
erili h iilt|e ulimng the river Seretb
W ashington. \ug 'J* Jap an ad
[}„ |Bcm
Invaders have rcrichcd vises wifi stay in oust. Dora not in
Lemberg and are attacking forts tend to send arm y or navy to aid allies
of t hut city,
nor a tta c k Austria
Wireless ;,i
German embassy says n small GetLondon Reported here
nuni cruiser, Mng'tcbury whs blown
British destroyer sunk the
up m Gulf of Finland «>* foreign
destroyer in the Adriatic.
fleet Another say ft the big transport
with prisoners, principally Turemt
and British soldiers passed Aixla
ehupolle today. United States rn
v^y.s act for Japan in. Vienna Aus
tria in Tekio.
Uncle Stun May O wji Ships
W ashington. I). |C .. August '.!7{.
— U tter
dem oralization
prevails-,
among th e shipping interests of th e '
United States and large business
houses who were contem plating the
*
purchase of ships for the Panama
Cahal trade because of the proba
bility of the l u l l e d S tales govern
menl going into the business of
'owning and operating sbi{¿s.
President Wilson was so informed
today by members of the Senate
and b y ,le tte rs and telegram s from
firms engaged in the m ercantile ma
rine tra d e . He discussed the m atter
with Senators Benjamin F. Shively,
. of Indiana; Willard Salisbury,
of
Delaware, and Theodore E. Burton,
of Ohio.
Preaident Wilson made it clear to
callers th a t he is intensely in earnest
in his desire to see regular lines of
ships established from the* United
States to South A m erican ports to
take advantage of th e present cx(
reptionnl opportunity furnished by
the European war to capture the
'f, .y trade of the countries s o u th ,of the
canal.
. Relieving that a governm ent own
ed line would lie the most practical
means of insuring an adequate sor1 1vice a n d of obtaining this trade, he
. „ -is urging Upon member« of Con> grena a* direct governm ent appro
priation for the purpose,
t .The adm inistration bill will pro.
vide for an appropriation of $25,,\* 000,000 to be invested in the
m ajority Block of a m ercantile ma
rine corporation which will engage
in foreign trade, particularly trade
with .S o u th -America.' T he company
>0 form ed would ha in all sompocta
similar to the P annm a Railroad
and Steam ship C om pany, which the
governm ent owns ‘a n d which has
been engaged in transp o rtin g pas/ aengera and freight from 'N ew .Y ofk
to Colon, In the C a n a l Z o n e .
•
t\Var R e rc n se .T a x
Washington, D. C., Aug. 28, • War
revenue Icgiidatiou to add $100,000,000 t6 the governm ent's annual in
come was considered todny-ut a con
ference between Secretary of the
T reasurer McAdoo, Democratic I-end
t r Underwood of th o ‘ house, nnd
Chairm an. Simmons of the senate
finance ■committee. Mr., Undrrw'ood
declined tp say how it w as'expected
to raise U«* additional income but It
is understood a tax on tobacco, beer
a n d liquors a n d 'possibly a A nm p tax
will he ntrricd out. / .
The bill ran be drawn quickly, in
the opinion o f' adm inistration lead
e rs ,,And its introduction is expected
to follow im m ediately a message
Bryan Tor Judge
<• L front President ‘ Wilson risking foY
W ashington, D. C., A ug.. 28.— such legislation.
Senator N athan P. B ry an of Florida
The Evening Worship
for judge of tho circuit court of ap
THo friends of Dr. A. Jy Houspeals, F ifth circuit, No w Orleans, to
hoider are glnd to see him in the
succeed the late Judge Shelby.
T hat is the program of the Flor d t y this week. Dr. Housholder will
ida • delegation in both houses of bo, remombered a s a beloved pastor
congress. and this m o rning they held of the M ethodift church several
a- m eeting presided over by. Senator yeafs ago,. He has been invited to
Fletcher and decided to endorse the preach a t the S tar in the. evening.
Junior Florida seriator to Preaident He has consented to dp so. If ho re
Wilson for the bench appointm ent. m ains ovef Sunday.
If the pastof ahould preach his
All m em bers' of the Florida delega
tion were present w ith th e exception aubject will be "T h e Value of the
of Congressman L'Engle.
Soul."
•
First Annual Statement Shows a
Large Balance in Treasury
lira. $31,905.50; lines collected up to
M ay 1, totalled $4,844.86, of which
am ount the sum of $2,150 was col
New York, Aug. 28
lected from - M arch 1 to May 1.
hurg-American Granfiti
The financial report shows total re
bears for sea.
ceipts of $45,814.25 and disburse
ment*
of $ 18.(iC7.fi 1, leaving a bal
S u m m a r y of W a r Today
ance of $'J7.13G Cl to tbi- credit of
The French and British armies on
u lint tie line LVill miles across still the departm ent.
are strenuously opposing the ad
vance of tho German forces across the allies, operations to tho euM,
the French frontier.
Tho British a p p a re n tly the French, troop» in tho
trobps are reported to bo occupy Voagea district havd resum ed the
ing a strong position and are • sup offensive and* have forced the Ger
ported by the French on both mans to retire on the Sain Diet
flanks.
side.
While the -Germans have occu
Fortner Ambassador nt Berlin,
pied th e French cities of Lille, V al Sir William Edward Goschon, in an
p, Aug. 28. Dutch chamber enciennes and Ilouhaix, the official official report published by the Gov
credit' for two millions for report from the war office describes ernm ent i n , the form of a white
of m aintaining neutrality. hopefully, from tho viewpoint of paper, tells in an interrating way
of his interview with the German
Mi aia 1er of Foreign Affaira
Von Jagpw ,.antl the Im perial Gcrmah' Chancellor,' Dr. Von BethmannHotlweg, a t't h e time of the British
ultim atum , dem anding th a t Ger-,
m any .should cease v io le tlW of Btlgiun neutrality, A fc o h m ii. 10. the
official report. Herr Von Jagow de
plored the step which' G reat Britain,
wan. about to take, as he saw the
end of his policy and t h a f t h e - I m pcrial Chaitcellol, which had been
to m ake friend» with G reat Britain
and then through Great» Britain to
get closer to Franco.Similarly, the Im perial Chancellor
was taken aback.* He declared that
G reat B ritain's action wns terrible
to a degree and- declared th a t h^s
policy, liy this ¿top, "a/as tum bled
down |lku a house of c a rd s /' Ho
y *j J ö
gR.
iïYl
held G reat Britain responsible for
all th e ierfihlo evontk th a t might
happen and asked if < th e British
Governm ent had thought ,nt what
p riff the '.compact to defend Bel
gium 's neutrality would be kept.
jf
I'r m f ia f 1 fui|tfjM
T h f French commander-in-chief,
*1
n > i I
General Jotfre, {p u' com m urlfatton
i f
to Field MaishalL Sir Jo h n French,
*«
com m ander of the B ritish forces,
f*
V
1
1H ip
flays high tribute to tho valor of
IM r I ‘ I A
1 4 k? H
the
British arm y, which, he says,
I _ mELi
"did not. hesitate h u t threw its
V
i
whole strength against • forces of
¿/X T , . r
------- « f c a .
gréai numerical superiority
I t Is reported th a t B ritish m ar
• I'tiolo oy Amencan Prams Association.'
ines have occupied. O stend to pre
vent th e . Germans from getting a
foothold on the English Channel.
tie r s are shown the Iralser <>f Germany anil the exar of Russia with thn
The German steam er Kaiser Wil
personal staffs The kaiser Is on the left When this picture Was taken » helm der Gross has been sunk, by a
was little thought th a t in a few months' time these rulers would give the won B ritish' cruiser 'off the W est C oast of
Africa.
Vn
Two Big Men of the War
And Saw Mill Men Suffer Series of
Accidents that May Be Fatal.
W ednesday afternoon am th e (axce i
at- Zachnt>-,«” m iii'w w *\w )ef**W )jpaC 33
c lo s e . tla a r n . h l T ' t h k * d a y t h,. t ,p
■b oder nt th*»-TThtwr-Trarr M arkham “
bursted w ithout a m om ent's warn- *
ing and the boiler and brick founda-.
rion and various ■p a r t s 'of th e en
gine were hlowp a num ber of feet
through the air; The saw yer, W. D.
Sirjitli and the lum ber inspector, Mr.
Kraehlc and th e negro firem an McGrifl sufTered serious injuries and
Mf. Smith is hot e x a c te d to surv(ve his Injuries.
T he accident occurred ju st after
Engineer Al Lilgia had pulled in
with the A. C. L. train an d the
boiler was throw n over one of .th e
freight m rs parts of th e debris
striking one car and alm ost demol
ishing it. The flying brick« struck
MF. Lilgia cpd he thought a cyclone
hnd struck his engine, b u t fo rtu n ate
ly htr had just pulled far. aw ay . •
enough to escape the b ru n t of the
Tailing »bower from the ji oiler,
N'o reason can .be assigned for the
accident which will cause the mill
to close down several weeks for re
pairs.
The explosion /throw th e village
of M arkham into a fever of excite
ment and physicians were rushed
to the scene of the accident a t once,
giving the Injured a tte n tio n ^ while
others dug iflto the ruins looking
for more victims.
U l fighting period was 7,168 datys;
loss of life 1,900,000; cost in money
$6.250,000,000.
•
*“ T he C rlm run war began in 1653
and ended in 1856. It Was under-,
tak e n by England, France, Sardinia
and Turkey, In support of the Sul
ta n ’s rrrlpire and to prevent Russia
from obtaining a .m aritim e outlet
from the Black Sea to tho M editer
ranean. Its duration was 734 dayi..
Tho British loas was. 24,000; the
French loss was 63,000; the Rus
sian loos V*s 360,000; tho money
cost, $1,526,000,000.
The American civil war lasted .
from 1861 to 1865. its result was
the abolition of slavery and a more
jierfect union of the states.
The
first--battle was a t Bull R u n -in Vir
ginia in 1861 and tho final surrender
in 1865 at Appom attox in tho same
state. N um ber of day», 1,468; Io n
of life 650,000; cost In mbneQr, $3,700,000,000.
V
T he wax between Francd and G f r -/ y j
fnaiiy, 1870-71, tasted 305 day'«; Hye»
la*t, 290,000; cost-In money, $1,58^,The w ar'betw een.R ural« a n d T nrkoy, 1877:78, covered 456, d^tya; loss
of life, 180,000; cost in m oney $165,000,000.
<
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. T he Boer war In A friri; 1899lf>02. Justed 962 days; IÖ«s of life
9 0 ,8 9 8 ;'cost to Great B ritain|y $1,000.000,000. ’
f
T he war between Russia apd Japnn, 1904-5, lasted 576 days; loss
ofiH /e, 55lJ,90Q;(cost in .m o n ey , $2,260.000,000.
T he Balkan war ngainrt T urkey,
1912-13, lasted 302 days; toss of life,
145,000;. money cost. $200,000,000.
Spedai B.
P* y . Program
„
T.he/B. Yv P- U- program will be t
in charge of ‘the chairm an of , the
m issionary com m ittee nnd (he Bible
TV r d < , ~ >. h r - t j e r
r.r4 i
^ s n i r 7 'o w n
ing. ‘ These* leaders are preparlng a
special program nnd urge th a t all
m em bers will bo present prom ptly
a t 6:45. Visitors Are alw ays wel
come.
: .
Birthday P arly
Jo h n G aring entertained -quite a
num ber of his little friends W ednes
d ay afternoon a t his home, in honor
of his seventh birth d ay .
Games
were enjoyed nnd a fte r refreshm ents
were served all left hoping John
w ould have m any more hnppy b irth
days.
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�COUNTY
HAPPENINGS
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPOND
DENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY-EFFICIENT
REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD
windows was broken by the thieves
to mnkc the entrance.
As usual th e Moore.’* S tation so
cial was a pleasant event, although
the weather was somowhal rainy.
There was a good crowd in a tte n d
ance,
.
OVIEDO OCCURRENCES
r~
night. Alm ost all the neighborhood
was present and a happy tjme was
spent by all. The rooms and porch
es were beautifully decorated with
flowers a n d trailing vines, lighted
by Jnpaneae lantern*.
The en ter
tainm ent consisted of games, mu
sic, singing nnd recitalion*.' The
violin a n d guitar music by the
Misses Kilbee was enjoyed by all.
At the close of the entertainm ent
delicious rak e and lemonade were
served a n d ail departed sit a late
hour after expressions of enjoym ent
and wishes for repetitions of such
events.
Mr. Starling, employe of life
F. E. C. Ily ., was visiting Cleveland
Jacobs last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. D. A. H art of Conway was
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. S tory last week.
• F. M. S to ry is a t Conway this
week, looking after his furni and
grove a t t h a t place.
Mr. and Mrs. E T. Cushing have
been on a visit to his father. T. -1«
Cushing. Mr. Cushing is now as
sociated with the Wilson D ry Goods
Co. of GainwVilie, where’ ho has
m ade his. home since his m arriage.
PAOLA POINTS I
T he young couple spent several
days In Jacksonville and a t A tlantic
Beach on their return trip.
M itt M attie Tate has been m ak
• Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith, Miss Ing glad the Uvea of Paola friends
Agnes Clark a n d Mr. Pat Simm ons with a w eek's visit among them .
of M aitland have returned to their
Although Miss Helen Heaaoner
home» after _________
______
Helen Taermah have not*
a t Palm Springs, which Ts tui. ideal been residents of Paola th ey have
■pnt for cam ping, and which place been so intim ately associatetL^wLUt
- M e W t t U L t t E M S ..
ha*. bctuviieiy annular all. summer, all social eventa here th a t we shall
tfx^ - y'^ ^ * T O T * r r S r J.-W om M * who, because miss them very much, and -whih
nMrs. C o r a '' William« ha» moved
of failing h e a lth __.baa. been.atvcrnl wishing^ lhcm__all good things in
weeks a t-rB r^ -O h ris t* .
-undertaking*, sincerely into the Powell cottage for the win
Mr«. Williams will b e ' prin
,.
left yesterday accompanied by her regret losing them and hope some ter.
nephew, Mr. E. G. Whitney (or his day to welcome them back. Miss cipal of M onroe school this winter.
hom e in Portsm outh, Ohio, where Reasoner has joined her fam ily In
Messrs. Bell, Locke a n d Miles
her many friends hope through Michigan a n d accepted a position made a business trip to D aytona
their care and change of clim ate her as pianist in an orchestra.
Miss M onday by auto.
condition will soon be m uch im fserman has gone to her old hom e
Miss H elen Iserman has gone to
proved.
in KansaA , where she will enter Kansas to spend the winter. Her
C. T. M cCulley, with hla sisters, college this winter.
‘
,
many friends regret losing her.
I
•
Misses Anna a'nd Lcita and- their
Mr. and Mrs. Kressllng. f who ' Miss D ora and M aster Rush Staf
friends, C. L. Cook , L. M. Braswell have, been visiting Mrs. Cleveland ford have .returned home after a
a n d Misy P ritc h a rd enjoyed a n out at Echo Lodge left here for New pleasant visit to relatives in Geor
ing a t Lake Jessup last week.
York via C lyde Lino from Sanford gia. Their grandfather accom panied
The Woodmen hnvo purchased last Monday.
them home.
tw o lots of the school property and
Mrs. C. A. P o tter and little daugh
Mr. Jim m y Johnson is the tirxt
will erect n two story brick building ter, Helen, after a long and happy farmer to set pepper plant» in the
in the near future
visit with homo folks returned to field for fall crop.
B .-F , Wheeler and Mr. a n d .Mrs, their home a t Cocoanut Grove on
Fish are biting fine in this lake
Jka. If. Lee of Lake Charm are in Tuesday of last week.
and river a n d every day a party
N o rth Carolina where they will
Harry G arwood is Up nnd at goes' o ut to enjoy the sport.
■pend several- m onths among- th e work again.~ *•
Mr. B arto w Mann ha’rf returned
mountains.
Mrs. B. W. Sm ith is improving home after n pleasant vacation spent
F. A. W allare of Oriando is now after her recent illness, and is able in Georgia.
employed by D. D. Daniels to as to be about the house once more.
School opens August 31. We ex
sist in the drug store.
The Bruce family from Palm pect to have about sixty pupils enM r. Glover Bernroettcr of Jnck- Springs spent Sunday with Mr. and
ru^e<^‘
Bonville is spending sometime with Mrs. Bridge.
Misa E lisabeth and M aster John
relatives snd friends in town.
Mr. Schmela- is tenring down nnd .Hawkins are here from Oteen Spring
removing to Woodland Park, the to upend the venter with Mrs. Cora
last rem nant of the once fam ous Williams.
MOORE'S STATION
Pine Crest Inn, where It will help
Harry Willklm* is at home after a
to make a large dancing pavilion month spent a t Cocoa.
Miss I>aura Hawkins is visiting
M r. and Mrs. H. M. Gilbert are and possibly inaugurate in this
‘‘neck
o’
the
woods"
the
dancing
with
her Piece, Miss G ra c e /H a w
leaving on • T hursday for D etroit,’
erase
which
is
taking
the
world
of
kins.
M ich. .The G ilberts acame
here
a b o u t three year* ago for M r. Gil late.
Miss Lillian Booth is stopping
b e rt's health, w hich has been greatly
U. S. NOTIFIED
with
Mrs. Taylor in §anford who
benefltted and it is throught the
D octor's advice to Mrs. G ilbert has not yet recovered her usual Of Jap an ’s Dorlars I ion of W ar on
"Ja c k " is keeping
t h a t they re tu rn north, as she has good health.
Oernjany.
' been ill a great deal during’th eir res bachelor’s hall . during her absence.
Viscount Chliida, Japan»*««* ¡unbanidence here. \ M rs. Gilbert will- be
Pears and peaches' ar?. about gone
greatly- misaed- from the .S u n d a y but gua.vaa a n d persimmons are on sailor ntpJVuMhlngioii, formally notlschool work. O n o .an d all h o p e 'fo r hand, and our showers still con .flinl -the^tTnltcd State* that Japan
hn« declared war on Germany. The
har raturn to health. . ____________ tinue.
‘
American government wh« asked t*
T h e weather has been favorable
core for J a p a n ’s inten-sta in Ger
for plant raising. There aro miles
many.
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•
a n d milt¡e of whito covered seed
Viscount Chlnda repented n«*tird i l i . LIOTA SNAPSHOTS
snees rtH*ently given lo the ItrltLnIi
beds through o u t the Celery D elta,
government that Japan*« activity
w ith celery seed beds in the lead for
Oh, w hat nice refreshing rain» we would be conlluv«! to the Chinn non«
num bers, cabbage, cauliflower ahd
are .having, an d what kindly feelings and cnilerii Asia.
*
peppers as seconds. Lettuce seed
The poNltlon of the riilt»*»l Slut«-«
the glittering drops inspire in our
beds will be next to be s ta rte d .
breasts. M any of our worries nnd net forth In Korret.nry B ryan’« note
Considerable okra has been -planted
anxieties are obliterated by these of three <iiys ug»» has m et with J a
all ovef ,the section.
pan's approval. In rhnt communica
long wished for showers.
tion the Unlled 81 ateq . “noted with
Fred Dorner has been hero for a
Some of our farmers are m aking satisfaction" th a t Jaimn jrromUcd to
abort time overlooking his trucking
hay and every one is delights^ over , mnlntaln the Integrity of Chinn -ond
business. He has a fine crop of
the sweet jm tatb Itrospect.’
eventually restore Klao-Chow to
celery up in New York,' which he
Chinn,
sought no addi
The
fruit
in
this
section
in
meat
expects to h a rv e st about O ct. 1st
tional territo ry nnd nad pledged her
pari
Is
looking
fine.
• a n d mill then re tu rn here to superself to m aintain the principle of th r
Dr. and Mrs. J . . W. Nixon loft "open door" In Chinn nnd equal op
,in te n d his celery crop-at hts Celery
avenue farm. *
e last- week to .¿pend their vacation, portunity for the commercial Interest*
the Doctor's relatives in of all pow ers..
Miss Isabel Haynor Is a t .hom e
r
Carolines
an d Maryland.
again after several months sp e n t a t
WAR BULLETINS.
Mrs. P. E. Gulley and little aon,
her old’ home, Goodground, L. I.
.».
Joe,
who
have
been
vis]ting
rela
M rs, -M cDougnl and., d aughter,
¿ .p u ssla n tm tjlo front ,ort German
M iss France» have retu rn ed 1 from tives in Conway, returned-..hom e froiltler extend*'11S mile».
N ew York city, pdicrc Mrs. M eD ou- Saturday bringing-*“ Mr*. Culley's
Pari* roimrta ’ 200,000 German
. gal went for tre a tm e n t of h er eye«, sister, Miss Bertie .Barber huma troop« tn vtptntty of Brussels.
receiving no J$/kcfit, but will re tu rn with them for a ahort visit. ’
•The 800 Brit lati «subjects in M un
Mr. a n 4 ’ Mr*. Albert N elson -of ich were « Ire n two *d«ya <to. leuV*
there in O cto b o h ^o r further tre a t
Bayalc, CuLa. who have been .visit city.
m ent.
ing
Ktr. and Mrs. Lawlence Sw an
lh letters to " friettds^M rs. DétaBeer hn« been advanced h alf « ceni
n iate r says a s . y c t'T h r D bctor has son for several weeks -i«It W ednes a glass tn litm lc h . A ’Lx*
• •'
getstved no bepeAt for hla nfffvc day for Jacksonville. ..
Refugees from Brussels say It took
troubles.
’- f
V,
1 .M isses. Pearl and Margie Kilbee •even hour* for German troops tc
nnd Emma Proctor of Geneva1«¡lent pass through the elfy.
y Howard Sw arttt has returned from
several day* visiting a t the hom e1of
Itallnn arm y will
mobilised An.hla váattlé^i sp e n t a t Lake C h a m p
the former's grandparents, Mr. and gust 27. W ashington bellevgs Italy
an .
«* .«>• i f i t u
will Join England aud Frahc»* against
Mrs. G. M. Jacobs this week.
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Mrs. Ada Broadw ay of Sarasota , Mr. a f ld /^ lr s . Billie Jacob» and Germany.
was, the guest pf her unde, J. F. family, Mr. C hn tt. Faw cett, Mr
King Alfonso has won oyer, thr
McClelland a portion o f'la s t week. Newton, M r. \Voodward, Mlafca Spanish w ar .party, and as a resuU
«pain will m aintain a "friendly neu
Miss Nellie Lough from to w n was Birtis Jacobs anti Emma Proctor, trality ■’ ■■ long as her Interesls ‘a rt
a visitor a t the A. B. Cameror} home Mr. G. Long an d'G eorge Long ail uninjured. •
.
recently.
were visitors to Orlando Iasi week,
Bavarian governm ent has arrang
Postm aster Tilden Jacob« wont to ed to provide three .trains weekly
.H e n r y Cam eron has been In P a
la tk a some time,,^assisting in the Christmea Inst Saturday to assist until nit Americana ’«re removed
branding of 6 0 0 ’ young calves, be Mr. A. F. Tucker, the new actin g from Bavaria. Tltere were 2.00C
postmaster -wt th a t place to get AUHrrlcans Ip Munich when war be
longing In
in th
.. .e.
kept there
v
th
ln ft straightened out and "order
h la 'f a t^ r r, Joo Cameron.
The
German
troops th a t torn»ed
supplies for th e office]
E d Cameron is getting a b o u t on
part of th e Interpatfnnal fnrbe In Al
Mr. a n d Mr»,^D*;*L 'Bridges of bania have Joined the Au«trlans opcrutches, as th e resu lt of a b ad kick
Gastonia, N. C., urrivcii • ;-vr urd.iy I«'«lug the combined Montenegrin
received on hla knee.
to spend some tim e with the la tte r ’s and B errtan arm ies Invading Bosnia
M r. and Mrs. O. J. Pope expect to mother, Mrs. Dorothy Self.
Thai th e Uerman Crown Prlnct
rem ove to th e Campbell place on
has not bepn whaudsd. and Genera!
Mrs.
J.
C.
P
artin,
who
spent
last
Celery avenue shortly. M r. Pope
Von Kinmlch did not commit anloldr
will superintend the work th e re ,-a s week with her mother, M rs.. L iu ie at. Liege, w e rft.a u te m sp u -m a d e ou
Jacobs
returned
-to
her.
hom
ein
well a i on hla ow n' place on B ear dull
hla a rrlra l In New York by Count
Ovjedo Sunday.
Johann
Von Bcrnatorif, German Am
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Mrs. N. C. Jacobs, who has been bassador to th e United States.*
general store on Gol
Gartflan f o r e « from’ DaroarlalanC
broken intc* la s t huite 111 for some time Is much invaded Becbaunsland. British .terrl
better
a
t
this
writing.
the m oney
tory, but . w ere defeated, according
T h e apacloua home of M r. and
t andl.M rs. <}. M. Jacobs was the scene of
. . . ,,
the fro n t1a pleasant social event last F rid ay festtd a t ribubats lost 29.000 klHoc
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amt wounded and thousands o f pris
oners, i c a rd in g to sn official dis
patch received from Nish, Servia.
Germany ha» cilled to the colon
all the last reserve (Inndstunu).
Many of these reservista are ja ó ri
than 60 yenrs of age, and a ré vet
erans of the Ftniico-Prussian war.
The usual strength of the landatunx
U 060,000 men.
'The French cruiser DcSslx h as cap
tured the Austrian steamer G rad at
and taken It Into Brest. It carried s
cargo of sugar and flour. T he llnet
Flandre, which has been converted
Into an auxiliary cruiser, has taker
to the same port the Austrian echoon
er Baruibeck, laden with n itrate.
The Dutch newspaper Algemelc
Hnndlesbladt, a copy of which ha»
been received In England, says In s
message from Maastricht th a t Gen
eral Leman, In command o f th e BeV
glnn troops a t Liege, was wounded
by the explosion of a shell.
German Charge d'Affalree Hanief
Von Helmliauaen^aL-WMMjlfftau *n*
'nounred that he had rec*Hed an offi
rial message from Berlin sta tin g thai
the Germans had won n "magulflcenl
battle between--A&U. .
“Thank Goodness!”
Deliveryman : “ I think you ought to thank
me. They just got here this morning.
Yes— pretty hot day for ironing, .
so I unpacked them and brought
them right along.”
Mrs. Worker: “ I am
more than thankful—-I
am perfectly de
lighted.”
G-E Electric Flatirons and
Fans will chase away the wrin*
Idas placed by the touch or
care and worry on the
face« of your mothers,
wive* and daughter*.
Come in and
make your se
lection from
The Leader* at
the Market.
1
$3.50 IRO N S.
NOW $2.50
The Ituaslan legation at the Hngu«
announced th a t the nusslaus havi
scored another victory In c*st_ l ’rus
■In, capturing atx Austrian officer*.
1,280 men and a battery of a rtille ry
The Austrian losses were »aid to b«
severe. '
That England has called all bet
army reserves In the United Ntatet
wss learned In New York from i
acntl-qfficlal source. In reply to In
quiries at the British consúltate fot
confirmation this statem ent wat
made: “ An official statement will j>t
innde Inter covering the situation.'*
The Italian government announced
that the Duke D’Abruxil had beer
it|rpolnted comumiider-lh-chlef o f tht
Itnllnu navy. This lx an im portant
step in this country’s preparations foi
war.
The Rotterdam correspondent ol
the London Dally .Telegraph sa y s be
cause of n shortnge of flour R o tte r
dam linkers are making bread com
posed of equal parts of flour and po
tatoes. The m ixture. Is palatuhie.
SA N FO R D LIGHT & F U E L CO.
110 PARR AVENUE
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The C itrus Cenker.
The citrus canker situatimi 1* summarixed by a recent retain «>f E \V.
Berger, l’h D. of the Unlverwlty oí
Florida. lns|M-ctor nnd ■-utmindogb.i.
He states, th at no further cuaes ol
the canker have been noted n\ M unticello, where tt was ttrst dlscov.-red,
but further specimens have b,-en a.-nt
tn from Snntn itosa amt »inlltv.-r, In
dicating a spread to western Florida.
Lower Prices
on Ford Cars
#
Lflectivc August lit 1914 to August 1st 1915 and
guaranteed against any reductions during that time:
(In th« I nitrii «Ulr, »f Smrrir* Onljr)
Back From War Zone.
Three liners brought. Into
New
York 1,'Jftl m ore refugees from wnr
rnck*-<I Europe. The «hip* were th*
NcHirdatu Ilottcrdani. with l.OStt pa*eengt-r* : tin* Principe de Uilhie. frois
Genoa, with lob, it ml the Krl*t Inula*
fjord from Si-iindliinvln with l.lflU
On the I’rineljH? tie Udine, which Iih<1
been rhnrteretl by n comm ittee ol
Anierlcnn*. were cx-Mayor f!e»>rgi* II
McClellnn, of New York: ITe*hletit
Nlcholii« Butler, of Citlmnhln u n iv er
sity, and F. W, \'nml|-rl>111,
,
$500
550
750
Runabout Touring Car
Town C ar ■
Buyers to S h a r e in Prof i t s
All retail buyers of new Ford cars from August 1st 1914
to August 1st 1915 will share in the profits of the com,pany to the extent of $40 to S60 per car, on each car
they buy. P R O V ID E D : we sell and deliver 300,900' new
Ford cars during that period.
Ask us for particulars
Ford Motor Company
C. F. WILLIAMS. A<«i t
EDWARD HIGGINS. : .Ir.m.n
Kentucky Marshal Slain.
Po««»*« scoured the iielgliboring b ill»'
for trace o f the murder* of John <'»>l-|
Hun. town mnrshul. who was «bot
from nmbuHh at Berea, Ky.
ÌA * o iia rd
W a t k in s
w as
a ls o
ah o.t,
oelng ditngerously wounded.
Net
H e r Abode.
“ Mv !nc»inn- t* snntll." id »* rut her
dilatory'lover, “and |H*rlmp* It l* *t u »-I
of me m take y»nt from ymir futber'«
roof.“
•’But I don’t live, mi the .roof." wu*
the prompt roply.
Fire Raxes Fam ous Louisville T h eater.
The Hopkins theater, The sc en e ol
m any' fam ous political conrentlohs.
h o t recently uaod. os a moving picture
house, was daatroyed by Are u t L ouis
ville. Ky. ’ T he Io m was 1100,060.
Ttuvo flrantsn wore injured. Í
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T h e • N a tio n a l • W e a k ly
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JOHN DEUHK STAG SULKY
i F irst T i m e
HILL HARDWARE CO. i
In C l u b »
U n til th is r e a r '
Collin’,i has been
soldst 15,50. Now
the price is 92.50
and wshsve secured
a concession where
by w* can offer it
at a still further
reduction In con
nection pith this
publication. 0
Sole Agents For
J p tfN
Agents for E. C. BROWN’S SPRAYS. These sprays
are equipped with two Double Acting Pumps.
W e also carry a complete line of PLANET JR . Farm
■ Tools, See us before you buy as we can 3ave
j1 you m o n e y / Y
Spedai Offer to Our Reader»
k r c o r n ü i n t tilt i t t t l drmlrtd Igr
. CtfbrVat
n iw .p u cr, w« tn *« eisd*
muJt ¡M
*»f s h m u to
w
tr It *mt our own pubUcitlon etch on e year
(h t p r u t of CdBtr ttlo n t. Thi* it t lim ited
t t «ad muH b« t a k e n e d v u n i« of proitiptlr.
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HILL HARDWARE CO^
What You Get in Collier's
V* t* th* ose bis. ladtDtodret, frtilru
wttkl» ot the whol* coualrr. Not ouït U It th«
«ood ritUro'l hsmlbook but II {« al«o S
Dltuine <or the whulg lirmilr. Anoni th«
ibin** thit s r«sr s sab«crtpUoo gm *.sr*f
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THE HANFORD HERALD
A ^.
P A G E T U JIU
our desperation we hurried two of
our most Influential m em bers, Broa.
J. K. M illing«* and
H. A. Mc
Mullen, as a ’ com m ittee of two, of!
SA N FO R D 'S F IR S T M E T H O D IS T CHURCH AND EARLY
to th a t city to meet the Bishop. It
waa Sunday morning, b u t In spite of
STRU G G LES O F T H E PIO N EER S
the sacrednesa of the day, the good
Bishop was prevajled upon to re
tu rn in the carriage w ith the com
IÌY A. E. PHILIPS
m ittee. He rested until the evening
From-Paper Head al the Methodist Corner Slone Laying
hour and then preached for us. The
rtext day he met the official hoard,
(Continued from Tuesday» Paper)
and your humble servant took posi- who laid our case before him and
How did Sanford get it?
You tion either side of the other gilded; en treated his influence In our be- »
.
■who are strangers will be surprised Btairway, and by persuasions, some-1 half
w e1
jit the crudity ofvthings i n ' those tim es supplem ented by force,
•
, I At statem ent ju st received from
days. Each man sent his barrel
. I
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Y“1 th e Church E .tension Boar,I . h o .
, . ........... .
, kr . , !m
out to W hite’s, had it fiHcd and convinced the hoys and girls t h a t ! th
a t, our indebtedness a t th a t tim e
hauled in. He paid 25e a barrel they must stay on the lower deck was
1,228.26, 11,028.26 principal
for the water* and 60c to have it or in the dining saloon while they airtl 4200 interest. T hrough the in
hauled Jo his door. How did we get enjoyed their rake and ice cream tercession of the Bishop the Board
barrels th a t were water tight? You a n d — talked love!
donated to us $900.00 of this lnwill hardly believe It when I tell you
T he people of the M ethodist dc-1 debtedness, the church paying the
these were kcrospno barrels!
One nom ination here were poor people,j balance of $ 3 2 l2 5 head was knocked out, the barrel an d so not able from ready cash to
T hus th e' Sanford
M ethodist
filled' With straw which was set on finance the building of only a modchurch became the bonefichify' Of
/ire,' thoroughly charring, the inner^
r ' ' U.r.Ch::
t hey-:* * * d° W" ¡ t h e C hurch'E xtension Board to the
surface' of the barrel, which •was'* to th e bottom of their pockets many
am o u n t of $900.00. This statem ent
then scraped aa clean an we could a tim e in supplementing the profits
is proba lily an eye-opener to most
EARLY CHURCH HISTORY
r
p , U. end It . . . r*..ly for
ll ,1 the . t « ~ H comntMdjI enter-[ "
ulmeet
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ponsesThis part of “the history
of. theso
crude «UiibgV'krut"tiuroldrat.
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WOODRUFF & WATSON
WOODRUFF & WATSON
No Words A re More Eloquent
Than the Simple Facts of The
Greatest Clearance Sale
j .hould cuuvlnre you
(le.
In which every Fancy Summer S u it in.
this fine stock is at your choice during
this sale at one of three greatly reduced
serves the small yearly assessments
inhabitants^ now living can vouch would not be complete without
th a t are made on the churches
-for th * -tru th of the statem ents. The special mention o( the honored name throughout the connection. This
pleasantest rem em brance about this of Judge J. Wolford Tucker, who B oards aids in buQding thousands of
water supply is th a t of a thirsty contributed more largely of his churches. Can more be asked o^ it
crowd on a hot day gathered around lim ited individual means than any here th an it has already .done for
p ric e s :
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the curb a t W hite's and drinking o th e^ member. Som e m oderate con the Sanford M ethodist
church?
great draughts of pure* cool water, tributions to the cause were also Judge ye.
as it came up ' from th e depths in m ade by kind persona a t a dis
If you have kept up w ith the fig
the
"Old oaken bucket, the iron tance, and one public collection was
ures
you have observed th a t the
bound bucket, the moss covered taken up by Bishop Kavanaugh
old
church
building, w ith expenses
who preached in the church on one
bucket th a t hung in the well!’’
of
moving,
re p a id '- furniture, im
There! I have slipped up o n ' occasion. This was subscribed to by
provem
ents,
interest on loan, etc.,
you. before you knew it, perhaps. I all classes of people. But nearly all
cost, ap art from the donation of
with another variation.
.
| of it was very hard earned money . . .
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Hut I must hasten bark to the which built the original church from
ln <mr< ' ^ ro lma 0 *
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Perhaps
at
this
d
ay,
will)
all the
s
ta
rt
to
finish.
The
exact
cost,
for.
history.
Don’t forget we were a t the ro r-jw a n t of lost data, cannot bo poil- adv an tag es at h a n d —skilled nrchiner of Sanford avenue and Sixth lively stated, hut in round numbers! tects und mechanics, im proved maatreet when
we were sidetracked th a t cost may be safely estim ated chlnery,. m aterial m ore accessible
.b y 'th e variation. Rev. A. A. Pres- a t' not less than $2,600.00 complete,
(Continued on page 7)
brey, who was preaching in the w ithout furnitute. Again our inde
town hall once a m onth, was a fatigable ladies put forth their hands
carpenter, anil he was employed to and made the money which bought
The pointH to keep uppermost in mind are n a m e ly these:—
build the church, performing his the- [lews, the pulpit furniture, car
That
every nuit is high-grade; lhat there Is no finer ready-towork at interval* lH>tween his dif pets, etc., adding over $500.00- more*
try-on clothing in the world for men f that there is a full measure
1’roininf'iit
ferent appointm ents to preach. The tn the original cost
of seasonable service before every su it; that Ihe values quoted
money to purchase the material am ong the leaders in this last men
a n d,r ja y for construction was raised tioned •■(Tort are remembered Mrs
are the regular prices which have been priced in our own stocks;
for the most part by the process W ilbur McCoy, Mrs, Horace Whitesain*
that every desirable Htylc and quality of Summer Suit is repre
IW«. S Co.
frequently condemned in lai»r years, man, Mrs J K M ottlnger and Mrs
sented
in the great assemblage; (bat every man is positively as
Km
called church festivals. These were J, K. Early, vAll of these are living
O A»
sured bis style, color, size and proper fit, and the full service
tem porary commercial enterprises, still, except the lust nam ed.' And
Malm Iwr
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Hint is to be'expected of our clothes at regular prices.
which in those days were Conducted we t a k e off our hat to <>ur venerable
lUkmt** New York
as cleanly and honestly* a« Tthy other, M other Simile who still l i v e s anc
and made profit»ihi,e by the expendi resides with us, and who extended
i
ture of money, tim e and tabor, a helping halli! to the old Earnest
Did vou think they were pastime Chapel building, again to the orig
occasions?
The tired hands and innl church' building, still again to
feet anti weary faces of the noble its removal anti remodeling, and u
women engaged therein testified to on tleck today with liberal hand
the weight of the toil th at taxed contributing to the building <>f the
their power of endurance to a sta g Sanford new M ethodist church
gering limit. *
We also make our acknowledge-1
m
enls
to other ladies of the sur
Men’s Wash Suits, $4.00 Grade.................................... .........! ........ „$2.65
Think you these were schemes of
rounding
country. Our good Mrs.
extortion?
Let me tell you that
M e n s . W a s h S u i t s , $ 6 .5 0 G r a d e . . : . . * ....................... 1...............................„ "..$ 3 .6 5
when these dear women contriti M. J. Dnylb, now perhaps the only
uted, caph one. her part, from h er[ surviving member here, and to still
M e n ’s $ 8 .0 0 P a l m B e a c h S u i t s . . : ............................................................_ .,_ „ $ 4 .9 5
pantry „or- purse, Lhat part was a others who have m ov'd aw ay, and
clear gift.
And whefi th eir little we how reverent'y in memory of
common st-ock jtjn d u n tcd in value the nobly llgLlLjd -P.UlILL- dettr. Utica,
say to $10.00, and -as vhe faithful | w ho may look dow n upon us this
servant in the parable they muni|>- day from the skies a* th.-y revel
M EN ’S WASH PANTS
HOYS’ NORFOLK SUITS
uluted th at stock *<> as to realize in t h<- <-ti|oymc[it "f their reward
around
the
liront
W
hile
’throne
$10 00 profit on the investm ent,
Sin-s N to 10 Year,
$1.50 Line .................... $1.15
. then as the* servant brought to his
The church building
was
re
master .the five talent» with wfiich moved from . Sanford avenue and
$5.00 und $6.00 Suits
$3.95
$2.00 and $2.50 Ulne........ -1.35
he had been intrusted, a n d the other ; Sixth street to I’nrk avenue and!
$7.50 ami $8.00 Suits . ... 5.95
five talents he had gained besides, F ifth street, the present location, in
$3.00 and $3.50 Line........ 2.65
<10 00 and $12.00 Suits
7.75
so th e s e . good women turned into July, 1892. Dr T W Moore was pas-1
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the church treasury the $10.00 they tor at that time.- The lots com-'
started with, and the $10.00 profit prising the new location cost $050 00.
la-sides, and, bless their innocent the ex|H*n»e of removing was heavy,
souls, said they had made $20.00 und in September of that year w<by the transaction! "B reathes there made our first application to t he
a man*’ who would call that ex Hoard of the ( ‘hurch Extension (or
tortion?
i
a loan. We asked for $1500.00,
These compierei«! entertainm ents ¡ a n ,| this amount the Hoard con- t
were field in ti*j hall 'whore we wor sen ted tu grant us in April, 1892.
shipped, or a t private residences, payable in five annual installm ents
' Boys Are Cleaning Yards
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or In some vacant qtorc room, or, qf $200,Ufl each, with interest at^,
'of
■Sanitary -Inspector A. D. .'.Smith
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perhaps, in the open air. - But fre six per cont, payable semi-annually.
is. a -tn u c h *ouiiht man these days
quently they Were conducted on a T he security requirud was first"mort
1iy th e aipnll boys of Sanford whp
ISFAlaLTO
ALLFQHS
S
OF
larger scale aboard the steam boats gage on the property, together, with
have, cleaned their yards.
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IN SECTS&VERMIN
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of the D eB ary .ajid Pooplo's Lines- the note of the trustees and insur
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According
to
an"
'annoQ
ncenm
t
The genial cajitains o r these hand ance policy,', made payable to the ItisNc 2-poisonous tot HeHu
madq a week ago and through the
Sow er Pipe; Doors. Sash and
some steumera, notably C apt. Shaw Board. It was SeplciAber. 1893,
✓ . of the DeBary, and C apt. Rate of before all these formalities were m a n ! \m ily. I t can b speeuy rourtesy of M anager Herndon of
Plinds, 'Lim e, Cem ent, Tile,
the People’s Line, tendered the use com pleted and the $1500.00 ob •colon Beds,Clothing,C uiains the Star, Mr. Sm ith Is, now giving
Walls <'<£. without eftsc doting |t o every boy who present» 'a note
of their boat*, with dining saloon tained.
Lath, Shingles, W ire Fencing, 5
from his parents stating .that V
and servants and time, f r t t , to the
orinjw
ing them in any way
T his amount was not sufficient to
Vas
cleaned
the
back
yard
a
free
O'
} u ladfes of tho church, and m any were
Corrugated Iron* Roofing
pay. moving expenses, buy the now ‘T H E " Dl E H AS A P L I A N T ticket to the picture .ahow. As a
«>. the delightful moonlight excursions
lofa. repair tho building, add the
i o d o r , V i
*nO h
*« I
« ‘ around Lake Monroe enjoyed, foi Sunday school rooms, the tower, and ]5A DEODORIZ ER DuKSAW. cop»4«iuence the boys are looking
for
him
a
t
nil
times
of
.the
day
and
' -U '
the steam er^ In those days lsy over
the resets, pay the architect andj -AY/WlTH ALL H O U S E H O L O H L II night, an d Mr. "Smith being a busy
The Best Metal Shingles at $4.75 per-square
here n t ' night. These commercisi
meet all unavoidable bills, and our
NCES
m ap apd not in hit officy a great
. ’ " riP»
enterprises were liberally patrop- secretary of that tim e informed me
Three Kinds of Cypress Shingles from $2.50 up.
AIK VCHJF 5C At • *ND IF H I f
deal -they infest the police office,
). Í i*cd by all
ca«4*t lu m » you w a it ! Ol
denom inations
and
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TO
Ut,
we were compelled to raise $2.000.00
|TA|NLltt~*sQM >Ol»0tOUt"the plsrk’s office and oveh come to
1 -classes, for the.S anford pUhlifc. pulled
Cyprefis
Boards
for
Boats
and
Lumber
of all K inds
»HON IlF LO ttV i Qj I t NOT i f .
mQVb."ï*sThi»r;ym >unt was realized
MCT TN| IK 1*9- The Herald office in -their search.
together then as pne fam ily in such
through aubarriptioiU and the usual
However, Mr.. Sm ith never falls to
, Columns and Newell Posts, Banisters, N ovelties.
things, and m any hundreds of dolcommercial efforts.
have a ticket in h is'p d c k c t wher’R
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QUART
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L
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iars wfere turned in to the ^ohurch
evpr found i5iT the boyVjrith the
By the same means We p a id 'the•
i treasury from theeo BOurVfea.*^ d t need
jUSKALFGAtljOtt,,
ST* *
proper credentials.
>2.50 GALLON
r T ] »ot be added th a t th s social f*a-, Interest to the Hoard and made
An
experienced
glazier
has
been
* v* '
*_ $ - f
’ V ture of these occasions contributed paym ent« oh the principal hntil the
5PRAYERS.50«EACH
In •‘A d d itio n .tir-th e above dllar a
secjired and wc can now fill
j l tr ^ I y to their enjoym ent. - Only £f©*t irse ie of 1891-96 struelc u«,
fine $3.00 Reach bp*e hall gloVe,
i»“it
one* restriction sv«s laid upon Jhaae mm
a n d tu
ao Reduced
our resoure«» th a t
vrltfch dill he seen a t the 'Shnford
L w orders fo r New C la s s W indows,
pleasurable parties, and th a t was for a' time we were unable l o pay
F urn itu re store or a 11.60 knife is
FAÇZ&RY
5.0
CE
*hen the elegant steam er, City of luatallm ents or even the interest.
to bo. given the boy who deans the
Doors, Show W indow s, E tc.
' Jacksonville,. first cam e out. Capt. We -were in a desperate strait.
rhdst yards in his neighborhood be
Shaw aaid to the m anagem ent: " T h e ' Business in the town was stagnated
tween,* now and Oct.- 1st, the hoy
fatpeta Ip the passenger saloon are M any people had moved aw ay and
with tho largest num ber of yards to
Even the com
^ l f y coatfy a n d very dalloate, and 1 some had died.
his credit getting th e glove and the
« n ’t allow you the use of the steam- mercial efforts could not lie revived,
nojtt* largest getting the knife.
FOR SALE BY
*r uni eta you will guarantee that for both population, p n d finances,
T he boys should aeo Mr. tSm ith
no refreshm ent! be tak en up In to ja a Indicated, had been depleted and
and ask him to explain all about
th a t saloon. My carpets m ust n o t'* gloom of discouragement had astthis offer.
be soiled." t The g tu ra n tee was tied over the community.
n>ade.
The forw ard doors to the
I t was In the year 1904 th a t we
aaloon Nx-rre locked during the re- heard Bishop A. W. Wilson would
■ireshment hi
hour, an d C. H. Leffler visit Orlando a t a certain date. -In
$15,00 $16.50 and )
1 D fl
. $18.00 Suits a t .... ( ip 1 1 . O U
$22.50 and $20.00 \
Suits a t ..................j
$ 13.50
¡$35,00 $30.00 and
‘$25.00 Suits a t . . .
OUR FINEST. “ SCHLOSS-BALTIMORE” SUITS ARE INCLUDED
ACHES
BIG REDUCTIONS IN
MEN’S AND LADIES’
LOW-SHOES
INSTANTLY DIE
W oodruff & W atson
C A U SE W H Y
A
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THIS WQNDEF FUL
INSECTDESTR IYER
HILL LU M B E R GO.
INITED
7P 7 TWIGG
TAMPAJLA.
HICKSON & SON
JAMES POTTS
T. W. BRYANT
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Try a Herald Want /
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T H E SANFORD EIERALD
F AGE POUR
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* AUGUST 28, u r n
REAL C IT IZ E N S
; Sunday lays It away in m o th b alk giiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiinHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
T he Commercial Club of Sanford; The sand oil road seems to be like
has accomplished much in. the way the French an d English arm ies—
P bU*h—i t* * fT T..o*l«y «od f>»f«r U o m in i Hr
of advertising the city of S an fo rd . something t h a ^ i s nice to look at
IJIÈ HERALD PR IN lIN ti COMPANY and th e Celery D elta. It has been hut will not stand the w ear and
«
.
S. J. M lllLY, f d llo r
composed of the real citirons of San tour qf the cruel world, including
. w. H HAYNES Bunin«»* Monairr
ford. who while they do not always that, rough neck of a Willis Powell.
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a tten d the meetings nevertheless
- W ILSO N 'S W A R N IN G
DaUewrd la tb« Cl«» b» earner $ 2 .0 0 per r*««- in give th e cldb assistance und keep up
advance or tOe per month.
Four powerful arguments support
their dues. But sad*to relate, there
P a r o d i l i In odm nco mu*« be m ode al office are- also rititens of Sanford who are the President’s earnest plea to AmcrWho said: "If you w ant to know whether you are destined to be a suc
citizens arid newspapers to
E a i e r r d • • K C M d -C lm m all m a tte r A usuul 3 2od gettin'g their money from Sanford i loan
cess o r a failure in life, ask yourself: Are You Able to Save Money?
IDOS, at lb« Foe to Oca at Sanford. Rio»Ida.
who have never offered to boost the avoid taking sides in the European
and«» Act of March 3rd. 1879.
city th rough-any source, who have war. Our population is d ra w n from
If not, drop out, you will lose; the, seed of success is n o t ii^ y o u ."
Osuno to Herald Batidlas
, lo teo nona hi». 814 neygr joined the Commercial Club, the nations n t war. Hostility to one
who never speak a good word for or partiality to nnother of th ese na
EN G LA N D NOT BLAM ELESS
their city Und the m ajority of them tions Is bound to cause * dissension
.
*
te
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even subscribe for the Herald among ourselves. Our in te rests are
I n a rem arkable article published ,j0
will
always
remain,
a
problem
fo
you
if
you
do
hot
a
t
some
tim
e
face
the
in the London Daily* News George.
borrow their neighbor’! pape
ouched at m an y points. O u r gov
B a rn a rd Shaw says:
issue of making ends meet w ith the means a t hand, b u t the problem will be
It is high time th a t the real citizens ernm ent will be aided in guarding
• " W e -a re a t war. I t is well that of Sanford bandid together and let these interests by a general neu tral
we should know what the war
these people who stan d aloof from ity. Our diplom atic agenta abroad
a b o u t. To begin with, we arc not everything that gc**s to mako a bet- have been en tru sted w8th th p hon
*
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a t w * r * b e w a e - ^ p » i u ^ n i » < k - * * f t c r Sanford know- ju s t how little oriibln task of guarding the interests
th at day when-you assert yourself m aster of th e^itu atio n and say: “ I
infam ous proposal t h a t , we should spare th ey really occupy in the es of Ustionala of the belligerents in
allow her to violate B olgiapN eutrality tim ation of the live citizens of San- hostile territory.J They will l>c nblc
will n o t spend more than I earn, but I will save for tomorrow regardless
. - they
vL - ^
"Lf it. had suited
lilted us tft aCWPt tjftb pi «r« them where
to act fffectively o nly if all t he beof th e sacrlficV n ~~ ,
proposal, we w o lm i h a v e fo u n d lo n g '. T h e l u a ii vviiu ro íu .ic u lo enter
o
ligerents ìòofc^
néùCràlity
•
1
.p len ty of reasons for .a c ce p tin g .jU -tim r
is own rit^- as sincere?
President W ilson hav
W ith the facilities of this institution a t your service, it is akin vto
T h e devotees of our own neutrality sho ul d not be allowed to participate offered his good offices if a t any
criminaLjto
neglect .your opportunity for saving-and financial betterh av e found some of them already no In a n y o f,th e emoluments won by tim e peace overtures would b e wel
m ore Infamous than the diplomatic the faithful few through hard tight- come.
- r r t c n h - T r r v / l -W P - n r p n r r p n n - y r u i f t n
t
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Nobody knows w hen that
reasons w e'h av e given in th e p a sl-fm ............ ill swwi iis««L; .w$HltW<«»waste—
* for júntate, whkh J u m n a * ! in. ha
U *. .tM m w.W ttffttt meat an d bloody
ThcUl ^
«“ dn-bi S i b i l ì i
convenient to us. Let us, there tho next six m o n th s.a n d the men bu t tie. It is a sacred d u ty ta
fore, drop i t Our national trick of who tackle the job a n d carry it hum anity not to .place a n y ob
virtuous indignation is tiresom e through should not give up any of stacles in the President's p a th .
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• - enough in peaceful strife a t home. the profits to the drones who stand
A t war it i> .ungallant and un aside when there Is fighting to be
• A N E W GERM ANY
pardonable.
done a n d come In for their shore of
For ourselves we can o n ly say
"T h is war is a balance of power tho spoils after the battle is won. th a t to us th e one consp^Uimi In It
J y f WAWnmilR 0U5IHESS,
War, and nothing else, and the fact Too long has Sanford suffered from all is. tlmt if hum nnity is h*ol to retwo nil havtf to face is th a t if our the dilatory tactics of there drones rognde
unspeakably,
absolutism
M. M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS
II. E. TOUR
R. R. DEAS
side is victorious, the result will be and now is the timo to label them must pay for this ‘tienisi of Chris
I’r r U d r n l
Vlrr-l*fnUii<-*l
c***,»«»
Am i CuhO -r
an overbalance of power- in favor and p u t them in the discard.
tianity. ‘In place of thè kindgom s
of Russia, fsr more jlaijgcroua to
A real us»» is either for- his own there- -niust a rise the republics of ; S3
all other combatant* than tlfc one town both tooth and toe nail or lit Europe: out of the ashes m ust come
we arc fighting to redress.
is against it and should bo treated | a new Germany, in which p u re tic"P russian militarism has "bullied as nn alien.
morracy shall rule,- in whieh no one
us for forty years. -Neither .Ger
inun and no group of professional
m any nor France believed th a t we
GOOD A D V IC E
mttnkillers a h a ll h ji v c the pow er to
would fight when it came to the
The war In Europe will.m ake the plunge the Whole world Into mournPointer for Swain*.
point. That Is why there was such
demand for nil Floridn products lag. ■ If this be treaiton to G erm any
"The damsel who hatuth then greeta wild explosion of delighted sur
eth thee with soil wontir. saying: 'liefirmer this senson and this state our rentiers m u st make the m ost of
p r is e when the French chamber may have to furnish foodstuffs for it. To our minds it js of profound
hold, 1 am «-icce.lliiK glad that Ihuu
learned that we werfe game a fter ull. the Europenn countrieo. therefoMr i t , significance t h a t »o many Amerihast come; thou rejoleoil mine eyes
T h a t is why the Kaiser, though belioovM the Florida farmers toi « in s are saying today: " W e wish
I a>. Htirely It was swevt of thee to
reckless of every other interest .con plant staple cotton crops in nntici- th a t the Kniner’ might lie t »eaten
call.' Hut us for her who lovetli thee,
lo. hIic runneth to the iltuir. sh<* hebl
cerned, offered us the best exetise pntion of the demnnd. ,J. K. Ingra- anti live . G tym nn |>ei>plp win
eth thy two hand*, faying only, (ih,
he could invent- for our neutrality, ham, vice* president of the Flagler >Jt*w York Post.
’
N
e d ! '" —"Tho Maxims of Noah." by
believing we were only too ready to » ,
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. nyntcm sends out the following (in
Gclett Murresa
sn a tc h nt it, and th at is also
why
,
.
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,
The Sanford Herald insists on a
..
, portant communicatioil t<» ¡ill tin
wo had to Inko off our coat /»ml1
curfew
law for Sanford and sa y s:
agents of the land and industrial de
sail In. We had to show th a t when partments of the East Const Rail
“ If some of th e parents eould see
E x p e c te d a R e a l B o a t R id o .
It comes to a balance of. powey. we
A conteur for the » nlarg» n>. : i of
thi-ir youngster« off the streets aft -r
way; •
^
were no mere dummy weights in
th»» Stindny »i-lionl, • nrlrb -I “ A i ni»
The wars "nbroad, in all- proba ten at night th ey would drum ml this
th e scale.
to Pah-slim-, bad hern planned by
bility, -will practically exhaust the law- and spe ih n t it was enforced."
"O u r Immediate business Is, there
the
superintend ‘tit.
One mother,
They might* and then again they
resource» of the countries of Europe
whoso son George v :<•*•! month«,r of
fore, to figjit us hard us we ran, for in the way of food product* in a - mightn't. Some parents htive such
tile hcltuul Ilcr.rPtg t Itri * l ||- StIJ t»uso u r weight * whan the settlem ent vofy short time, arti they will noe-, crude and prim itive notions of t.iu
tend« u' mt ml- d t-.I. "‘i •
m m-birs
. comes will depend On the purl we
e.ssafily be obliged to look to the ethical relation of parent a n d child J.
for a .jii.it itíb-, ini I..H+.I 11* r,.<i irk.
ahull have played in ’the conflict.
«r .™ti,w- w .?<* I Uniteli Sta!» « fur . food, it would,
such notions i s ’prevailed during
'Thelip rati un w ti ' - •,*. t.t
“ Francd, Instead of usingvlmr_iiir
i l o n t L iu _ v .
Iti'lo r ill
» •; i .
.
.* . '
r J TtTTferéTnre seem to nie wise to en-L tha days of tho rnyttiJUan on e a rth
tii-Uot "—.V i nt
y i i»
,?n*
in ‘your vicinity, with all! thm they arc not disturb-d by the
THe influences.tlu ify p u can bring to trilling nreum stances 1 that
.their
stro n g meri and women./h a » lent il
bear tb e Idea' that food " must bej "kids" are loafing ubout the streets
to Hur^la to strengthen _ the most
raised, not ortly for our own con- JliflilUf dremnstttnee*
that
their
tyrannical governm ent in- Btrropc
sumption, Tiut.*for exports to these ¡ate at night n n d taking.'on n ftill
a n d to secure the' interest 01» her
supply of evil hubift to Uring them
loan. She has entered into an un- w$rring nations,
to disaster Inter on. Our crjminni
The
cròi»
for
this
year
abroad
n a tu ra l alliance with Rus-da against
will probably Ite in a largo jneitsure class Is largely recruited from boys
t h u s . brought up, und when such
-iv o .hav» m r-rijhi c n i s r , ‘“ ">“ ' g
" “ I“ ' “
by boys get in convict stripes or other
. t o n « « Franco on ih l. ncoounl.
»l»"-pll»l> <» / * ' ... „ . .
_
. .
... mira of -the men nercsoary to har- wise go to the bail, an Ideillly pt-rfeef
io r we made nn agreem ent with . . .,
,,
Vest them , so it would seem ns if system of justice would bring n heav
Russia of ^tlll more sordidly com
there would be a period- of a t least ier measure of penalty upon the
mercial character lor the exploita
a year a n d a half before, even under g u i l t y parents (bun upon the guilty
tion of Persia with capital th a t
the moat favorable • circumstances, boys.— Lakeland Telegram..
would have fed our starving chllthey ra n again begin to Vnlse a food
dnb. .
Beginning nex t Sunday m orning • Photo by American Pres* Association.
supply which.will help support them,
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Nhw m ark the consequence#-’
hence th e re should be no time lost th e Tampa. T im es will isaue a Sun
Germany with hostile Franco on
They
in preparing lands and getting them d ay morning daily paper.
one side and hostile Russia on the
The accompanying tiboinsniph was taken from the warship Deiitsrhhoi
ready for crops, th a t every acre pos expect to make i t ono of the g re a t
AT NO TIM E
o th er, 1# In-a position so dangerous
of
the
German nary Tlu* German navy U the apple of the kaiser'» e je urn
est
in
the
stato
a
n
d
it
will
co
n
tain
a
sible be prepared to produce some
D
u
r
in
g
w
ake
fu l hour# «Jo o & r 'i tria ls, fre u
th a t we here in our .secure island
kind of Yood; bellcvihg th a t condi comic supplem ent, a magazine sec was expected to give n splendid account of l!*r!f ugalnsi Its foe*
M r« • tid i n b u i lt ion» »ink in to t u c h u lfr r
can form no conception of it# intol
in»i|ciif)c«orr «« w»Krn
tions will soon create demands for tion and other good things th a t are
erable ten/lon.
rityANCIAl. HT4TRMRNT
Un
supplies far exceeding a n y th in g here expected in n Sunday paper.
“ B y our . blindness
wo ■ have
Origin of "Uncle 8«m."
S c a le d at a G ood M e a l
Mad* under Section 32 CJiaplrr - 559«,
der L. p . Reagin the' Times will be Art*
tofore know n in this country.
of 1907, L*wi of Florida, «hdwlnt
The name Uncle Sam was first used
b ro u g h t 'a b o u t the war. We have
»mount
of
ta>
M
rh*r**<l
to
tho
Tox
Col
I t seem s to me th § t Floridn will come n great paper.
PROVIDED ALWAYS
lector ot Sominole rounty, Flurtde, to bo In Troy, I* Y-., In 1812, when soma
-deliberately added to the stra in by
have eight months o r more of a d
rollect«# for the current year 1912, and goods bought for tho government and
m aking a m ilitary nnd naval antith* »Mtortionment M tb« «am* to tl>a »«*That tho Broad is rislit.
vantage in time over an y other sec
eral fund* which tax** have boon levied lor, marked U. 8. wftro Inspected by SamG erm an alliance with France w ith
Inrtudint poll late*.
nel
Wilson,
a
government
qmploye,
tion of th e south in which to raise
Yau’Il always find
Total amount charted *
o u t aD the same tim e balancing It#
whose tjlcknamn was U n c le ' Sam.
per To* Roll ol 1112 ‘ *69,2*177
crops
of
alt
kinds.
effect by assuring Germ any th at
Oenormt Fund^,.......... Il2 .3 ll.ll ,
The sim ilarity of (he InltlntirTfuggrat*
,Ò U It BREAD
if she kept peace with Franco we
etl^lb»' adoption, and Ihc fainlltar pio%
S
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S
S
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r
l
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P
f
1
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wError* and ineoltenw ould not help Russia against her.
~ Thè Right Bread
^
turn vilii ubon-errated..
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-To iI aim*CO
£ u h ha#;, Clarence Wopda of the
Kwd A brui*« fund;.,. U M l t h
Rustic L «K eflegion on his neck and
Total eolie* d o n e 1¡>,024.(3
J . Là M ilia r e s
Kitnr> and liuo|t>g.
Joy In Work , Wall Done,
- I s it to be wondered at, th at the wpr promisee to be as great as
We enjoy ourselves only In our
B ake ry x
P o tsd am militarism, with- ita chronic the E uropean war on paper. Clar
1 1 3 M a g n o l.a.
it
P h o n » 168
JTo li »latir» U , , . l#,*l<*2 ii.n e.si work—In our doing; snd our best do
a ta te of panic, with militarism raised ence has a sand oil road near Eustis
ing Iwour best enJoym ent.-Jacobl.
Qaaerat urhool fund f *7,OV.it
to desperation hy the menace of that is one of the m any attractions
Total eoll-rtloa».,., H, ia.64S.20
grror* and lakolre»....
\
Russia, France a n d ’ England, made of th a t beautiful city, a n d pilgrim
By Ta* aala.. . . . '
MB.Of
. a .wild a tte m p t^ tb cut its :* .ay out ages a re made from all parts of
a fter a ¿esfltifLng appeal- to let it Florida artd Sarasota to inspect this
. » ,To B a l a n o * . 17,139.21
Rub tthnol* fund
| 6. II 1.0*
fight vuu* to two Instead of one to piece g( road. Willis remnrkod th a t
TataTsWtoeusM.. ; ./
the
sand
oil*
root!
waC'ltH
tight"
In
^ three?
U - i................. ,
‘
'
tm»r* and InteWaa«
^rte..*,.............. i .K ssi.ia
“ Dot u»_ b e :ju st to P oudam ? It a sm all miniature th a t could 'b e
fly Ta* Salo.
,.v
• M.Ii
, m ay aery# Potsdam right th a t she taken in to the house ju st before It
r frig h te n e d -d s nil so much th a t we rained, placed u n d tr n glass case We hare «iwayi tried to be jo« a linio »bead
’ becam e '“Incapable of realizing th at and hopt well dusted oil b u t1th a t of ih« odiai (olioW in tha («Mia] ejuipmcul af
rot Mon, Aian erWi-nco of ikñdenfe lo thow ro lli.
SM.00
o tlr terro r was nothing to hers, hilt he caught the owner of 'th e road the
o«weM and »-.¡ly tha bol ni «enjAisg. we Total collodion* .......
»•».M
pstchipg
th
e
road
by
r
moonlight
if we had been true ‘to CiviHutioo
Rima polla follie ltd
alad!/ rrcnaiaiand to uteri ol iah
not r h a r t e d .. ......... *
T 10.00
an d kept o u r‘lea pltal a t home and and even the small pin points made
' b u r honor untarnished' by squalid by sandspura were patched up with
Spadai read 6 -brida«
com m ercial, adventures in tho ca#t, glue eVery night, ’. C lafepre Woods
Find No. l...
C«¡lection* le data. ...
we should h av ^ controlled the situ comes rig h t hack #t him to prove
a tio n an d kept th e European peace. the road la all t^ a t is clalnied for it
vonnaa..,
Com bineJ Office f i j E S
By Taa Sal*.
. .
-V* H isto ry will, n o t excuse us becauto and Willis publishes ,what Clnrertcr
and
Fountain
Pen
says
a
n
d
then
adds
a
t
the
bqttóm
a fte r, m a k in g ,y a r inflvItaGle we run
aroun<J at the. last m om ent begging th at th e explanallod might suit
everybody not to m ake, a -disturb- Clarence b u t it did n o t suit him
S waaabar of tba Carta*'« lax fami?
I « Olllfltf »<1)11]
and t h a t if the sand oil road waa
Blttk Ham murk draint unita« • blue «ad drie» ■ jet blad
ahee.”
, ■(« d u t r i r t .
............
it/ brilliant, «mouth and permana*
alt rig h t why in the sum m er breeze#
Total MUsetJna...
By
error*
tad
IdmIdidn’tth
ey
build
more
-ofi
t
on
Aha
“ B o b HoRy dfttn u tu be modest
main
stem
where
real
automobiles
Hy Taa Sal««
M aybe so, but 1 never saw a bald
ir
yet who was modest. snd wagons could test It out.
J1
Clarence now takes In the. piece
nGÍBlU P r i n t i n g C o .
goes on the principle th a t <>f ro ad , to hi* room and wraps the
. 8,65S.Í1 0,55V.81
i S a n fo rd , Florida
half nakod when bed clothe» around it to k<
»......... ISV.ISI.TT
E.
A.
n
o U(II. ASS. Clark.
dew
off
an
d
twice
a
week
to be
By J*». C. Koborta, D. C.
shaved by the barber and over
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THE SANFORD HERALD
T h at Man W
a s ___
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SOLVED
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BEGIN TO SAVE. TODAY
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PEOPLES BANK OF
SANFORD, FLA.
Kafser Takes Great Pride In His Peerless N;iv-,
B ottle
Pencraft
Place Your Order Now For
¿fcal
None Better-Ask Your Neighbor
Who Uses One
In k
• S i yyo
■VTàne.'WgàKjt
�IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
. M ethodist Services
M. M. Smith of Winter Park waa
HV H. Wilcox left y c s te rd a y jfo r
in the city W ednesday.
.hli homo In Hartwell, Georgia,. . Mr,
T h e services a t tho Star T heater
S^th "Woodruff of Orlando was in Wilcox has been in Sanford several each Sunday under tho leadership
months, being connected with th of the pastor of the Methodist
Utile Hlippenlngs—Mention Of the city on W ednesday.
A. P. Connelly real estate office and church are well attended. A good
• Matterà In Brief
Every able bodied man in San was called home on account Qf^the representation from the different
ford is requested to meet with the serious illness of his wife.
His churches in the city find their way
Commercial
Ckib
tonight.
many
friends
here
hope
for
her to the service« both inurning and
PtRSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
speedy
recovery
nnd
his
early
re evening
If the reader has not a t
*
MMmmMrs. C. 0 M cCranine of J a c k
turn
to
Sanford
with
his
family.
”
tended these services visit with us
sonville
la
the
guest
of
her
daughter,
iamninry o A l i e Floating Small Talk«
Mrs. I). P. Caldwell.
Piano and Player Plano- Expert and join in our worship. More than
«Ofclnctlj Arranged For Hurried
200 were present nt .**trh of the ser
Herald Renderli
100 MEN ARE W AN TED a t the tuning and repairing . All work ab vices last Sunday. *
m eeting of the Commercial Club to* solutely guaranteed. W.L. Harvey.
Box 1233-Phono 219-4.------^T tW -tf ----The Sunday school of -tho - M ath, night, which means YOU.
odist rhurch is holding up well this
Itev. F. P. Strong and family9
summer. A larger attendance th an
expect to retu rn today from Ormond, ' E. H. Kilhee, one of the prom inent
NEW RESTAURANT
where th ey have been sojourning citizens of the Geneva section was
The Bell R estaurant will open on any previous sum m er season.
in the city yesterday.
The Wesley Brotherhood Class
for the paat week.
August 19th in the Hines Building
holds the interest of the men of the
115
First
St.
Meals
and
short
orders
P.
M
..
Elder
and
daughter,
Misii
See D utton for turnip, m ustard,
city.
There is always a vacant
lettuco-and cauliflower seed. 06-tf Nellie are «pending a few day« a t will bo served. Furnished room s up chair waiting for the visitor.
stairs. Klen Ever Proprietor.
Coronado Beach.
Fresh yeast cakes and Imperial
The Sunday school hour is under
104 3tp.
Capt. K. R. Murrell has returned
gasoline irons a t Mrs. Simon's. . 2-tf
tho leadership of Mr. M e ttin g e ^
from a trip to Ashevillo and o th er
Notice School Exam ination
having filled this position for 26
Dean Jones o fh e..C o lu m b ia. Colf m r tm tm w a f' - Ehf teh' 'TR r'Y eaEhbni' 'cou'nty exam ination years.
His interest and efficiency
lege of Lake C ity Is In tTin rit’y !rr- C arol frig..
continue
to grow. He has an able
for
county
certificates
will
bo
held
. day -looking after prospective s tu
corps
of
assistants.
He has. a* place
at
Sanford
Iwjjingltyj
T
yestUy
„ Tonight thi-v Com nterdal Club
-------------------------v
dents. r v
y
n
n
e
"from
Sept.
8th
nt
*8
a.
will hold an interesting meeting in
Get your-ico cream Trom D uhart's the city hall and the committees will teachers in the Sanford High School; - - r t t o - g r a y - Tnriti ÎU 5. Place, Star
Ice Cream Factory.
85-tf
u
for colored teachers ip the Hopper Theater.
report progress. • N
Academy:
,
S a t u r d a y O n ly — Largo p a l l s Snow
, G. W. Spencer is spending a few*
A f»e of »»« ‘h d 'ar mill h« col
Drift lisrd W dO- M edium also-pails
Special Service for the Children
days a t Coronado Beach and will try lected of each examinee. Bring ink,
^5cVat J. Dr Roberts.
2-1 tc
the sea bass while deporting him pen an d paper,
r On next 'S u n d ay morning a t 11
Mm. C. H. Dhigec left today for self in the ocean brine.
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Diinedin ’where «he-wilt* fpem i w T.'J.
"W A N T E D '
u sermon specially for the thildren
the
1-4 tc
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eral week» with her father and m eeting of the Commercial Club
of th e city. T h e paronts ore uigeti
mother, Mr. and Mrs. McClung. .
to sec th at th e children attend. A
ThC Red Light
a
/ tonight at the city hall and' should
large
numlier were present last
The Sunday nighf services a t the
New booking orders for Dig Bos be there by nil means.
Sunday,
which waa greatly appre
B aptist -church are a ttra c tin g such
ton Lettuce and Cauliflower seed.
Frank Woodruff Jr. left Tuesday
ciated.
While
this service Is foy the
F. F. D utton.
9G-tf *. for Hendersonville to join his par larfii1 audiences th a t it Is predicted
by the 'publicity com m ittee of the children u!I are cordially Invited to
For Sale- Pepper Plants.
ents and spend n few weeks in the
The sermon will he
church th a t the capacity will be I ho present
Lindly W alker.
m ountains.
taxed .on next Sunday. The next to illustrative,
West Side.
P
Mrs. P. M. Elder and daughter, the largest audience during the pas
M r s. Q. L . Thrasher nnd daughter, , Alice left lust Tuesday afternoon torate of GRev. George Hym an w as:
Alachua C ounty fnrmers will hold
May have returned home* after for Hendersonville, North Carolina, present last Sunday. Mr Hyman (l („jr .,t (¡ainesville in November,
spending several weeks at Brevard , where they will spend several weeks love» the people and his church is 1¡„ np(.n tn pxh.hit« gf all
open to exhibits gf all
soil
and other point» in N orth Carolina with thi* Sanford colony in that city. fust, becoming one of the greatest
li ye stocka iitla grim i turali in píeme nt s
5. or 6 doses "GGG will break any
Those wanting Watson Sprayers factors in bringing, "the people to Prizes will he offered for the host discase of. Fever or Chills. Price 25 in the near future should leave or worship tlie God of Love. He la not
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der» at thu store of the Geo. 11. narfow In hia teaching b u t rather *p’,aya,. 1_
^ cents.
'9!*2<>b
gives
messages
to
help
the
.people
to
. . See the Hill Hardware Co. for Fernald Hardware Co. at once,.n's It live bettor during the week.
For
take« shout 30 days to get them
J , C. Pearson fruij box nails. Prices
thin
reason
he
1ms
th
e
ear
of
the
from rht* factory.
. low cj^hun ever before.
2-4tc
people.
.Mrs. Bruton is in Atlanta tins
Next Sunday cvehirg wilj Itn the
"
Tile ladies of the Baptist church
Week purrhaMug her fall anil w m tir lmt of a -erie? 1 1 uhich r,.Broad
will have their regular cooked food
ami potted plant »ale next Saturday milfiuery nnd 1 xpei*|,« to have t n Hiihjt i't« h a x>■ t..... 11-nd. - " T h e It
afternoon and evening at the store Immelmi' »tufi. of the \«-r> luten* L ig h t" will !•<■ the Miltject. Th e en
ntyle tin" sen ho 11.
She will nrriv
tertainment committee of the church
ijcross from A bernathy’s.
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days w ork
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His Still Tired Look Proves It
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tomorrow
night
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Closing out all typew riter carbon
»per.
paper. Best grades only, at 25c
per dozen sheets. Herald Office.
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The sidewnlka to Sanford Heights
have been com file ted and when the
street jTuaaing» have been attended
to théf •ViAlK' lo' Siinfrtfd'4 Ireautlfifl
.suburb will 1m* one of the most poptlLlai* in tho d ty , .especially* whim the
hhingea get ripe.
j
Saturday Only—Large palls Snow
Drift Lard $1.10. M edium size pails
45c, at J. D. Roberts. 2-Itc
The bulletin board in front of the
Herald office ia a very popular ptace
to discun the war just now cs the
hourly bulletins from the scene of
opeintions eome in. »The Herald bul
letins are five hours ahead of the
dally papers and aro greutly appre
ciated by the publlcl
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f ‘l*«lSfrecl& Palmello Aveno«
Ad LKNAIiII
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
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L. P. . '
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.Baby Cream
per doz.,.50c’ 4:»;
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Tall Cream per rioz » $1 ■*
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Si. Elmo Milk per Joz....$l i:
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S2 lb cans'Tomaloes per doz 90c j j
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S cool npil rcfr.'KliitiK looking as
tho white crest of a wave 1» n
h at mndo of whilo tnullna and whltu
ottom an ribbon, and trimmed with
whlto catnellas nnd roso foliage, Llko
tho lingerie hatg of form er seasons It
speaks only of midsummer tlmo nnd
seems no morn burdensome than a bit
0f m|8l aW|rff,lg aboVo the head.
Tho fr a n io is tnudo of tho finest silk
en VOred wlro and tho.m allna 1b first
laid smoothly over It In two thick
nesses. Tho construction of this lijtt
Is extremely aim pin. Tho brim Is cov
ered on the upper side with ruffles of
tho mallne, and tho crown with row
a fte r row of ottom an ribbon.
Tho mallne la cut In strips about
three Inches wldo and eacltat»ip Is
folded along one edgo InjuRSublo h e r o
one-third
of .an> »Ineir^In
width.
This
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; Country .Eggs Fresh Every Pay j !
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B y 1. C, Hobart*. D ,*C.'
A. W. Brown has removed from
Enterprise' to Leesburg, whore he Null«» “ 4 Appllr»Uoa^ •* la « . LireU Utojet
S r rtien S7S af Iba Goaattol filtoluttou
haw purchased tho real estate busi
Natia« U hereby jlvnn th a t / , N . F<rrt*r.
purrhtoMr of T i t C eH ideSte« Nus.
ness of the L. E. Dozier estate and Jr.,
43», 494, 471, dated Ih» 3rd d»> o f.J u u * ,
wlli be enjtnged in the pleasant pas- 194)7, tondvT ss CtortiOrltM No«. 423i d»t*d
tho 6th day ot Juna. A. I>. 1911, CartiS*» Thursdays and Sundays— Wood, titno of placing Leesburg on .the r>ta N o. 1048 datad tba Srd day of June.
D. 1912, Cw tiSetoU N o. 2»1 d i t e ! th»
I*nd Park.
Picnic convenientes mnp. That city has gained a most A7th day of J u n e ,'A . D. 1909, ha* tiled aald
amusements. The only aaVe, clean excellent couple in Mr.' and Mrs- littar aw e t o , ray o * mi ,artd ho* m ade
ppllraliun lor ta* dead to tr.ua In arrardoutdoor swimming p o o h -' omptied Brown.
anre with law . Bald rortiflcatM em brace
Ih*
follow in g d fie rlb td property ab u tted
daily, cleaned and re-filled from a r
For Sale— Tw o seated Studobaker fn Senti it al* cou n ty, Florida, taw fft: Ckrtesian well. Shower b ath , toboggan
surrey in good condition, Yeasonable
•T. \
elide. Leased p riv a t.ly also.
8t5(
leit »S t ie « 0 5 . of B t o A) Hlk D . Milprice. G. B. P rank, Sanfor/1 Heights cheli’*
fldrvay. L o r y G rant. N o. -471, Lot
D , M iu h otro S u rvey. L e v y U ràni.
Typewriter Ribbon»—-Remember J
2-2tp J N95,o. Hlk
423. Lot 47, Hlk D. M itch ell’* S u rvey.
the Herald when you need one.
I»»y t i n n ì .
N o, 1046, L>i< 9 andCÍO
A card from Dr. Brownlee a f Hlk C. M ltcheir* S u rvey, L ovy Ornai.
Any make, machine. 75e delivered
landa b tin g , a*a*a*od *at th* dal-*
M ontreat in the Blue Ridge m oun of Said
anywhere. Phone 148.
95-tf
tha laauanre o ft auch cartiflratr* No«.
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tains states th a t he and his bride 43«, 4C| a«d 471 In Vb* nam * o f Unknown.
O rllflc a to N o. 4Z3 fu iba ñam a of W. II.
Actomoblle Ownera T ake Notice
are enjoying the m ountain air and KUvenaon.
l ’artlfleaat N p. 1046 in Ih*
Reduced Rates .o v er Concrete th a t they have fires in the hotel nara* of N*. ,U. GIU bA G erii Scote N o. Ì S I
ln the nam e of M y er» I*, ft U.
Bridge a t D aytona— All small care every night. T he lectures a t the
Unira* aald certiflcatl* ih all bo redeem
scrord ln g (O law . Or * deed will Irau*
including Fords, with passengers, aaaem hly are fine nnd they are ed
thereon on the 3 9 lh tf y df Septem ber,
round trip 25c. .All large cars, In clim bing meuw4«ioa nnd otherwise A. D . 1914.
d IM m tM
W itn e.i my o S d a l ai inatura and '»*>1
cluding passenger* 35c round trip. disporting themselves. Dr. an d Mrs. tbi* Iba 971b day o f A u si *u A. D . 1914.
(«eoli
K. A D O U G L A S «.
VOLUSIA CO. B R ID G E CO.
Brownlee will be In Sanford ab o u t
Clerk Circuit C ourt, He i lo o l e Co.. Fla.
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By
J.
Cl H ob erta.tD 4C .
83-Fr 1-13tc
Septem ber 10th. .
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T here wasn’t very much difference in cost, b u t this
man is enjoying his evening a t home, nnd*so is. his
+, wife. W e. have a fine line of C hairs and Rockers
♦ ■for you to select from.
tho crown, w ith an, occasional plait
laid In to accommodate tho ribbon tu
tho shape. Thla plait In each row Is
laid directly above that In the preced
ing row.
Ih tho wlro ohapo a wldu bandeau la
provided at th o back, which 1b covered
with plain m allne ami bound with rib
bon at: Ila low er edge. A fow ruffles
oro set on tho bandeau
T blsjt a p re tty and elaborat4j-looklng
affair that Is really (julto Blmplo. It Is
ono of thoso h a ts which tho homo mil
liner can un d ertak e to nmko for bor
itor tu
H tV 0,1 T>ur»d*y He
N ati.» of 4p,jlc»ll«R taf j T . l 11»(-d ,t'n drr
aci! with no reason to expect a fail
‘’a* bM>n ra m P,n K with h,!4
i «rrllan S i i af Itop <ìrn»r»l S la lu lr»
ure. - .
Notlr» I. h*r»hy fi» rn I h a l.J . N. Portar
a t 1’aim Spring» for several tiny« and
Jr., |iurrh»Mr of Ttoi C»rtlflr»l«» No*. 379,
After the fram e Is covered two full
expects to take a few days’, more 3SO, IH). 382, ilattod Ih» Srd d ay of .Ju ty.
blown
white roses, with their foliage,
A. I>. t o o l, ha» SIp '1 a»ld r»rtl(rtotM lo my
vacation before he returns to his afte*'
and ha* mudo app lication for tax dopai
or two camollae are tied together with
I o ' I mup fn accordane» wtth law .
K»ld
run on the Oviedo special.
a h it of block v.-tvrt ribbon nnd mount
crrtìtlrat»« cmbr*ep
«h*
io llo w tsr
d»»trlh<»l propcrty »iiuatrd In fiam taul» rumied
bgalnst tho bandean and under500- pairs Indies’ and children’s^ ty. Florida, to**iv:
n . »132
a i aand
nd,
II: i-ot»
U t » tup,
108, u
>1«.
shoes, alt styles, values as high as l.ot i s s tip»» t»»* Bt KK por, rai, a 7» I h o » 4 s m a c h lffb s t i t c h e d in w h ite a l l * brim. Tho h a t la llnod with molino. _
d»(. Ü0 m inute'i W
w with S' Un» 14.»0 ch», ( b r a n d
JULIA DOTTOMLEY.
thlckdesB of tho hem and
$3.50, gojnjf.at
Woodruff & U.enri' Ñ 10 il**. IO uà nule» W 9 ch^* ì ,
machtnV»
stltchtng gives the edgo i
(henea
fi 79
d»g 00 min W .f S .6 0 ehr. I t h o m
t
1<
kA
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W atson. 5» (
2-1 to
Ihrnc»
S lo de» IO min H 9 eh», thrtooe n n n iio h hftd«^-4n « t in n a r t It
-Blouse Trimming. >„ ,, „
N 7»
min r;E u.&w
13.60 rii»,
eh», an
all In P loek o n o u * n D M y ^ B U p p o r i l i
79 dar.
dre. JO mm
•The little plaited frills of muslin
M ltenell'a S u rvey. h »vy Q rant.
The mffles aro^Hald on with very
It will save you a lot of work nnd l).Kald
land, twine sa»eu«d at Ih» date» little fulness. Tho row^ of ribbon cov- t h a t ,fall-down the, beeki of .some
worry if you’ll buy your Sund.p* of the (aauancto o f aurh evrtlAeatat in thp
of Mr*. M» E. flick*.
erlng the crown are not fulled on a hlousea are v e i r quaint and attract
dinner from the Baptist ladies. name
Unit»» »aid riwilRrate» »hall be rad»»m»d
ive. > ( ' ( • \ t * 4, - ( > ( 1 - « > (
Baked heant), salads, cakes, pies, error dine I i i i v . ' i u ' M «til i - u í UM*d ¡' »»Utoring thread, but Bowed down 10
the 29th d a y of Septem ber. A. t).
on on Ihr
candies, bread, etc.,, on »air S a tu r 1914.
nr*» m y official .ig o a tu te and aedi
day afternoon nnd evening, *across (h i.Witthe
37th day of A u g u it, A. I). 1914,
(.rat) .
. E. A. D O U G L A S *, >
from Abonm fhy’a. i j
(
Clerk C lrrelr C ou rt, Sem inole C o„ F
■g-Fri-6tr
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hi:* :*.rru” ;*ed t<> u > ill the available
5ut) pairs ladle? and • hi! Iren chair» lor ,>un da night. A renia rkMr. und Mr». W. .1 lini •
shoes, all,„styles, vulues us high as
nhle thing about the, audience» is
W
ednesday’*
Clyde*
boat
fur
New
13.50. going at. $1 00
Woodruff* &
th.it tl . art* th re rain or
5 *»rt nil,*., ih -v will ■• 1
Watson. •
-.1 11
Th chart h will it.* open at T
weck- ta hing ni i h
*-, ■
. Then. J. Aulin, one hf tin* protu grcii 1 i it.*
\ tee* begin* al T I.V
’*
inent and progressive m erchant of
W I', lia wkill» und mu, Alili,
Oviedo wns iti the city jesterd;, \
NOTICE
left
Tuesday mm mug
tn
ib i i ■
- . and report,» Ids hustling city a» he
AI
have
chit
re«* <tf ilio lni»lti. nt of
through
in
Coro
•!>*
ft.*..,
1
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mg-nil I he' i^j;t |> a ml r.nnst.i r. tl > grow
I'ilh ll*c 1 St i iiturunli i- (!•*., I
S. t
ll.twhin
nml
hi:!,
dnuglil,
1
I
Imi'
<
ing larger*
went ti*, 'i .un M • dn»*'U,.i. tn In* (•i.*'. Laici 1. igitt , nn I W. A. W ■'
comb, 1 cm he found In.tin 1 n i A*
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Nalurtlti) Out) Large pail- Snow gone for ,1 niniilh.
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f««nr*.*» Odine in tlie court hou.«*
Drift l.ard $1.10. Medium »i/e palls
1Î t, Dc i-ich nn* been .11*p.*1f11*<1
*45r, at J. 1). Roberts.
2 - lie ,
T H O S . K. 6 A T E S
diet r id me Huger of the Virginia
Mrs. J. 11 Overm an i- removing Carolina t nemicai 1 «>.
1 .Un»
.'her stock of mMliner*. "nod" to T»m
p ili''. • u* ■ flii.j* ’
... lì. lìrowti
U (i\l ADVl RUSINO
pa toduy where »hf* *• ill engage in
who 1<. m**i to te i
fiuti lion aitli
buHncijp. l i t r many (rii,M>Us regret . the G u lf Fertiliser Co. of T am pa.
■ to ice her leave Sanford where she
N«*llrr of
f«[ T'a.
»i t im i U ndo
iȔ ih r tinner*! S t a i l i * .
Tins resided so many year*
Mr and Mr» J. T FVtchi r nniT Section I.5 làhrr»l,>
(Sl*®n itosi J. K, l.s in t.
rrh u er uf "I » . (.'irtllicste N o.
ilsl."
,, 5 or G doses GOG will bernk any children left on n rd n aed ay for pu
ihr :lf,| <l»y of june, A 1». 1913. »ml !'«■
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will
Efiend
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itr
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ill
Jol t
rase of Fever or Chilis. Price L’.T
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I I 191*1, tl». (il-'1 .»lit rrrUll'-»*— u
r
vd
(«rover i»|n *ng. ' ni>
'.iti»',- » e t it». m»il» •11111101loi, tuf i . i
cents.
HI -'»t
"I .1.Ceil in Tt*i k tii* •1* »--i t o i . - u r ill » r r o r i t s n r r » I t h I . S
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The body of Mrs Itoch .d J v Ml-I *. - - *■( 11’ 11 III
k ! \ | t; **rell r f i l t r i l i r fi<i rlol jtwr »- rl ipy r .mi l ul »i ft p. r*ul IIhhif I kI in| 1i nl ou»li*l i E c o’I"
tiii
• t Land whs hrout lit here for buna! accom pamed I hem on tin* trip
t ) . I Inriil», l u - t l t :
C .r tlllr ll* N o 9u*>.
lo t i., Hlk IS. Tier A, Hmnforrl. Thr ■». it
on Tuesday am i laid to n*bt in
I»ml h»ln ( »»«»Mill at th» data of tho taMr*. E. B. Brown left yeste rday • uanr« ot «uch cvrtlflrate In th e m m . of
lakcview cemetery.
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Tho
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tatui
county. Rev. Hymnn officiated a t nt n o o n to d a ; and they will make lum e a*»ce«*d tot tho litote ol tho l»»u«nro
of
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oertlflrtot»
in
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of
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Tam pa their future home.
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, m any Sanford friend* regret tn lose toorvtod »rroriiltix to law. t » . ti«e<! « ili
Momlay will be the la*t day of
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them from their multi but rejoice A I$»hrrxon
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the Rpcri&l price on. electric iron* at
tV n n m my ofllcl»! slgn»tur» »n<t »r»l
in ihç fact that Mr Brown ha» sethe Sanford Light i Fuel Co. office
t ht- ih» 27rh <l«y o( Auguit. A D 19t l
t e irret! h l«*tter position.
m.»li
E. A l>Ol!*,l,A.*S,
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AUGUST M , 1*14
,
for breath. “I show se half breed.
Yon see bees mother—abo mulatto.
Cheapest
Best
Ze dogf"
"How do you know th a tí’^ I naked,
surprised.
“ I Baton. I bgar u> talk, but 1 say
nodding*, m sleur. Vat I care whllo
be tre a t me right? But now I abqw
heem vat I know. He not lord eet
over
me ven ol’ Sallle vna his mother
' Copyright, 1912, by A. C. McClurg & Co.
- b y gar.no!"
"Hattie! You canuot menu that mu
going- forward nt present, not until the latto woman back on the plantation?’
SYNOPSIS
Cordon Crai« I« hired by two men. Veil men understand the situation. They’re
and S m ile at
"Sure! Tbo of Judge wax hla fa
und Neal* for 110.CU) to go south and tin- n hard lo t"
ther."
p*r*ou*L* J'hlllp Healey, oatenalbly to sere
“Revolutionists ?"
a a «Máte for Uenlen- who, they aay, ie In
Tho whole ttilug came to me In u
Harvest Tim e
“No; plain New Orleans wharf rats, Haah na I atnm l across nt tho mate, Time Limit of Ja p sn ’s Ultimatum t«
prtaçn. Crei* te to take with Mm a tro
Germany Has Expired and She
tbo
scouring
of
the
«even
aeas."
to
Imp*reonate
Mr*.
Henley,
:
wbo scarcely realized yet the revela
Has Ordered Beginning of Opera
Suspected of burglary. Orali
;rai* uIe cleared four—seek—hour, an’_ nodding to e a t tion mode. Ho was brooding over hla
tion* on Land and Sea.
by . á young woman wgndemig
In th* You asy te cnptalne send you? Bah!
vgndaf
Book on Vegetables Free
/ ; ,
rork and hungry. Ket van not ao—ucvnlre! Vnt you have, wrongAind how ho wna to be avenged.
■tree t. She Ie out of wor
"By gar, 1 forget.” he said wiftty.
They talk In a reitaurant.
The French nnd British droops are
“You van after zo monlca. too, hey? facing the greater part of the German
She ta an actreea, deaertcd by her h e y r
Tbo negro mumbled something Bab! Eet make no difference vat you nnny along a battle line which ex
wwalthy, drunken huaband. Bha mnaenia
to go aouth with Craig.
through -thick lips, and the Irate mate know. Ho haf you here all right, vnr' tends from Mona to the Lurxemburgj
lira . Uernerd la a good woman and will gripped him by tbo collar of hla Jacket you keep atlll or"— And bo drew tbo frontier. The allied armies, which
play the part of lira. Henley to -help ahaklng. ÜmXeilow aa bo.mlitUCa.ilfl8.-t>acfc 0f n-vn|f0 „croan tila th ro at “ I have been concentrating lit Strategic
Craig. They e rrtrr er ttre tundowrr'tftw« and liurilngW nm w t^errow-tbodeek.
’vendor ho not keel you fu r a t m’aleor points for the past two weeks, are
lay plantation and ara greeted by a rough
"Sacre! 1 keel you for 6 cent! Queok Maybo he uao you an ’ th en have you believed to be strongly «vlK*urhcd,
Jacksonville, Florida
looking orereeer.
Coomb*, the orereeer, and a myetertoue now -jum p! Put nil on right way, b / hot In so poutb.- Oul. ta t bo ze cany with powerful forts to lend support
V£y. 'W hy you e v e r-cum down an '
Baltin aeem to be th* only par- gar, or I show you! U
R , C. M A X W E L L ,'M G R. SA N FO R D BRANCH
in holding back the Invaders.
the plantation. Craig la kwal- brandy to rat!"
..1- 4... ... ijq Philip llen ley —bey?"
An
official
announcement
burned
at
W-- ■
a shot and find* a man murdered.
The steward alunk Into tho passage
’T h a t wna all a mistake.” I returned Paris warns tho people that the tldef'1
tlrou»e*rd, a creole friend of Coomb*, leading >■. tha tuiutxj1. iiiut tha. creole. detlttcnitely. ■*1 came m erely-to look
of . batlli*j»*y-eWv*i»wi)- H a r r th a t
appear*. Probing the murWgf. 'Orahr fturta
a fter hla Interest”
there will be no actions along this
«be oorpee mtaatng Mr*. Bernard tr ree lty turning.
“Ah. m’ateur, 1 »aw you n o t Par
Interest! Why u dead man have great line, which 11r# l^iund to be
Mr* Henley. She and Craig determine to
fight for her mlaalng buaband'e eetata don zo rung linca*, but 1 loso zo tom* Interest T’
rnqmmled to by Just ns stirring coun
0Ua*t ColUj* rad Matt B**uti(nl C«mpui In Florid*. CaUtfs. Acid*lay, Music,
• She bell ere* Henley deed.
pculr. m’aleur."
Do you mean Philip Henley la teractions by the Germans, and that
Eipreuian, Fat* Art», Domestic tad Industrul Arts, Busiijats, Tesfhers’ Cuurs*
Coomb* denlee Henley Ie dead and de•That la not to bo wondered a t " 1
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the people must wait for the outcome
flee Craig, although the latter rereale answered, affecting good humor. "Uas dead?"
Twelve buildings, steam heat, electric lights, fire protection, fine gymnasium
; ’You pretend not know? By Gar. of the drat phase of this great battle,
Urn. Henley'* Identity to th* oreraeer.
eet queer! * Veil. 1 tell you, ra'aleur. Zo which probably will last several days, no malaria, quarter-million-doilar endowment. Three teachers of music, 95,000
T he tatter eaya llcnley hlmaelf put him the drat mate been ashore?"
“Out. m’sleur-aslecp to tho sun, 1 bole back ov ze picture. 1 lie there before It can determine on which aid« organ, a dozen pianos, two Glee clubs, chorus clasar Superb new rooms for 1) ustn charge of the plantation.
,
inesa School, full banking equipment. New chemical and physical laboratories,
bet
you! Bah! Any man could watch oue night an’ leeaten. week, ten days victory rests.
V ra. Hanley nnd Craig And Philip Hanequipped with every modern device; analysis of soils, fertilizers, foods, water,
ley'a aeal ting In tha garden. Exploring tbo sea from tbc cliff. D at job not agu. Ze capltalno talk with Bailie.
Japan Enters W ar of Nations.
Preparation for-Engineering Course.
(bn bout* alone, Craig Onda a tec ret b* la need se funit otllcer. Sacro, but ’tin a
Hu have, letter from north, one, two
Japan hns come Into the w ar of
Lakes, boating, swimming, golf, tennis, football, basketball,' Christian, but
ment room.
dog’s life at son!"
sheet
|taper,
no'
joot
toll
heem
how
eet
ndo
nomination!!!; expenses moderate; scholarships available.
nations.
The
emperor
of
Japan
has
lie la trapped and dlacorara twg dead
I nodded my bead, too busily engag all v na.' Borne 0110 write lieem. 1 tlnk declared war on Germany nnd the
For Catalogue add re**
bod lea. On* Ie the mtaatag corpse, and
' th e other ta Coomb*. Craig la struck ed with my (fwn thoughts to give much mnybe Pierre Vonlque. who went wny Japanese fleet nnd land forces are
7 WILLIAM FREMONT BLACKMAN, Ph. D„ LL. D., Prudent
down and la made prisoner by a (dark consideratlon to Mb trouble«. Still, long time. No m atter. Vnt bo told ready for the struggle around Klaoyoung man. another named Herman and this situation as revealed by Brous- wnB znt M’sleur Philip dlo—die qucck
Cliow, the German protectorate In
Brouasard. Mrs. Hen ley la also caught.
surd's complaint.* would afford us a frum accident. Nbvnli «peak, nu’ when China. Late dispatches from TslngCrglf and the-wpman are taken aboard respite of at least four honra, tf this x«y pick beem up zar was noddln' In.
Tnu say the German preparation Is
n yacht, which sails TH* owner and m at
ter. tha dark young man. calls hlmaelf was tbo creole's watch below, then bees t»oclset Set», m'sleur! Ho vn* complete slid that the territory will
Philip Henley. II* tries to win Craig, nnd Herman would keep (be deck. Even roblx-d. Vonlque be hear about eet bo defended to the utmost. Hevrral
th * latter feign* friendship for him In or- lying there at* anchor tboso reflows
(In' ze body. No one know who ze German warships are lying In the hnrd er to help the women.
would not leave tbo crew alone. There | mau ls. But Vonlque know. To prove bor of Tslng.Tnu uud the Watcra have
Cow or Field P eas; V elvet'Beans; Sorghum; Millet;
Mra. Henley denlee the men la her hda was too much at stake, and, besides,
bs nd. She la locked up la a stateroom, and there’ must Still remain it lookout eet he send ze ring—ze signet ring—off been mined..
Complete
andFulI Stock Garden S eed ; Poultry Feed
*e finger. Zen bo write: ‘Look outl
Coincidentally with Japan's dec
. "Henley" produces papers which Beaming
ly -support his claim. Craig pretends to ashore. Ilqw tver, It wna it relief to Borne one has ze papers. Watch who laration of wor ngnlust Germany, the
and Supplies; Incubators.
Join In hts filibustering expedition.
snow ttint the German bud nothing of comes!’ Zat vns true, m'sleur." •
British official news bureau announces
Juat Received Stock of New C rop, A ll V arieties, of T urnip Seed *
“ And some odd did conic, BrouB- thut the Ati*dro-Hungarian govern
,
^
3 importance to com mu nica to to Henley,
CHAPTER XIV.
ub occasion even to'' come below. s a r d r
O LDEST ESTABLISHED AND LARGEST SEED HO U SE IN FLO It- %
rment han ordered the AustMnn endue!
Broussard sunk back. Into a chair,
IDA. W RITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Th* Creole's Story.
"Oul. queelt—a felh>w with n letter Kalkerln Elizabeth, now nt TslngIIH sank down' on n looker and watching the rrlgbtened negro hurry from Philip. Eet whs sign bee* name. Tau, to disarm and hnR Instructed
hid tier face In her handa. The back and forth. At Inst. satisfied that he«*a hand write, appoint heem oror- the crew to proceed to Tien Txln. ‘
Jarksunville, • Florids
pitiful dejection In her attitude everything available bad P e o n .pro ««•er "
TUI* apparently ejitullintea Austria
• compelled me to bend over her duced. the former strode «cross to the / ’And what become of blm?" •
fro id the con diet In llio iuP'esst.
table, Jerked oift a chair nnd waved
I r quick aj4npnthj.
The creole shrugged bis shoulders.
Liege Ports Still Defy Hermans.
She, (poked up Into my face. “ I not bla hand toward tno In invitation to
" T l* not my business, m’sleur. Ho
While the Liege fort* qre Nflld to
not afraid. Only. I cannot bear t ho Join him.
go wny somewhere queok. Maybe he be holding o u i .j i i official statem ent
W H E R E S H A L L I GO TO S C H O O L ?
'T h e lazy dog! TIs Ukcly all you not like ze plate."
thought that you doubt me ever no
from the French government tell* ol
little. 1 know 1 have been Indiscreet, will £et. m'sleur. Maybe you eat with
tho
blowing
up
of
Fort
nhnudofnnThe dead face of tho bearded man In
th a t you might Juatly deem rac'an ad mo. bey? Or would you wait for *o the rear rogjn rose boforo me. But tnlm* by the Belgian ootpBmnder a fte r FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN O
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
venturess.; But I am not, Gqrdon capltalud?'’
It had been raxed by German-gun*.
1 Broussard went on:
TALLAIIA88KE
G AINESflLLE
C raig: 1 am a good woman left to
" I’ll take pot luck with you. Brous "Zen yon catue. m’sleur, ’long wlz ze
Official UuNsUn dispatches claim
fight alone, and I must hare your sard." I agreed genially, speaking girl. Ze rapltnjue be, laugh, eet was victory for the Upas ion forces over
C e U rfr of AH* *ml H f f r n r r * ; N o r m a l Hr boot;
8 College» and Ittrlatona; t.lbrral Art*; lui«
of M iu lr ; Sr hoot of Kiprroaion; Nchooi of Unftn<-nln(;
ra rh rra rCollege;
o ll* * * ; Hi
tingine*«Ing; AcrlntHtife:
Agriculture: TTeacher*
faith or break down utterly. Do you loud enough no the negro would over so easy. Why ze girl, m'sleur?"
three German corps.
Great Duke Stfnol
AM; Kl i r n »ion IHilnlon: C r a d u a t p Hr hoot. M o d - 1 p r r' l m o n t H u t i o n ; K tlvnalon IMvTUon. ffrad u am
C
believe me—all I baTo told you—that head. 'T v e got to get accustomed to
bool.
t
T f * n r * brick tmlldm a«. t^-u-tr^ f y m n .
Nicholas, commnuder-ln-chlef of the rrn Uymnasium with «»rimming pool; t*»krt ball
"Philip Henley wna married."
»B.1 trnnU court*; now arid tTu-lrrH building«;
awimming pool and many aubaktiary bulbi
1 am (gaily tbo wlfo of t’bllp lien- camp fare and am hungry -enough to
"Non. nou. Impossible: eet cannot lie Itunstnn army, describes Russian vic beautiful n m p in ; djrmilortm bavo all modern •rum.
lng«i «I o/TWer», ln*trt»r-tnr» and »«alatami; 551
begin. Besides. Captain Henley Is laid shown. T Is not of re record Ze tories tn E ast Prussia.
ronoralcncaa; I t,» dbiiug rt»m an-I kltrhcn mnat young men frodi 4» Florida rountle* and 24 «tate«
fo rr* ,
In Florida: 418 young » « m m from 49 and foreign rountrie» taat «earion.
"T ea." I answered through clinched up tn hla berth with n alck. headache cap’ltnlne not frald any more. Un just
The Servians apparently are drlv- hygienic
ceuntim and 12 Half* tan «caaioo.
and doesn't wish to be disturbed. Ho play nr!* you like re "cat a l l zo mouse. lug oul the Austrlajis. and a late dlate e th , atrufgllng Jo contret myself.
Tl'ITtON FBEK In College and Normal Srhool.
TlimnN niKK; hoard and Kntrmnr* F—
and rntrann- tm for the year 1124.00. }1.12.50 per year.
F or a moment ahe sat In alienee, and, told me to tell you, Loula."
Hu know Philip dead—ho lias ze proof Pfltch by wny of Italy says It Is a n hoard
For catalogue writ»
Writ* today tor catalogue.
w hile I dared not look at her, 1 know
“Yea. snh. Hbail Ab make you sum —nn' now he breaks ze will a n ’ gets zo nounced nt Vienna Hint the operaEDW
ARD
CONRAD1,
P
resldenl
4
A. A. M URPH K EE, I’reNldenl
. h e r eyes were upon my face.
toffee, snh?
Masan Broussard ho monies. Ze dog rich now: zen bo bo Him* against Scrvla on tbe Drlnn.
mure
rich."
"T h e n 1 will do whntcreg you aay. don't nobber drink none.’’
river have been abandoned.
go wherever you tell me," ahe prom
“Yea. And. by the way, Louis, take
“Do yqu know nu executor of the
It 1s re|K»rted'lhat the Italian urmy
ised grarely. "I cannot decide for my- a*ltmcb Into the lady. Fix up some will named Neale—P. B. NealeT*
will be mobilized August 21. W ash
104 F. S treet
FhooeNo.182
"Oul. m’sleur."
eel/. 1 am too confused to think clear- thing neat ir you can, and let mo know
ington believes Italy will Join Eng
< i j . b u t I trust you as a frland."
“Who la he? W hat does he look land and France against Gennnny.
wbpn It la ready.” '*
PERIODICALS
M AGAZINES
J drew aside the curtain draping one
“You know ze capital no before may llkeTk
“ Ifo vna a planter two mllo went
o r th e after ports nnd glanced out. ea be T* Broussard asked.
JAPAN DECLARES WAR.
Ice C reim - Soda W ater • C onlecllonery
Cigars and Tobacco !
g e r fo r apythlng to distract attention“No.” 1 answered, wondering wbat Carrollton. I see beem maybe ten
T hrough the clear glass 1 corid see the he couid bo aiming at; but willing to dnya ago—leetle short man wlf bald Army and Navy Ordered to Strike
rurw e o f shore lino forming the little glvo him a freo reír. “But bo seems bead.”
at Once.
m w . Ju st within the foam of the to be a pretty good fellow.”
Ho (toured out another drink of
Tlie emperor uf Japan hn* declared
breakers n half dozen men were
“ You think ho—hey! Maybo ao while brandy, am}, downing It, pushed back w ar on Germany. This action waa
launching a amatl boat, I stared at bo get you Altb heera. Den be se hla chair.
taken nt the expiration of the time
Now is the time to begin planting Onion
"By gar, I talk too mooch, maybe," lim it o f Ja p an 's ultim atum to G er
th eA an instant before realising w hat devil. 1 know, tn'slcur.. 1 see beem
Sets. Considering the present price of,
I t m e a n t Then 1 dropped the curtain. fo r long while on to ocean; zat wtiar he aald. yawning. "But cut make no m any demanding the surrender ol
[ Onions, there is every indication tlmt they will lie on exceedingly profit
dif. Ze capltalno ho cop -zv monies Klnp.Chow. ’
• .
‘T h e mate is coming aboard." I said you flu* o u t”
•w tW y. "You must go to your room:
Th® Japanese government hna or • • able crop to plant.
“What baa ho done to yoy?” I asked Juat ie same, ap,' eet better you know.
Now
I
turn
In
an'
aleep."
He
croaaed*
fiu.
We <]uo(e r
Pit.
I’k.
here la the key: lock yourself In and carelessly.
fiu.
Qi.
dered the beginning of operations ou <* We Qnotet
*1
tho cabin to his stateroom and closed1 land anfi sen.
only opeo when you hear my voice.”
I.M 3.75
Whit* Silytr Skin
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.70
2,75
i 1 Crystal Wai BtirnuJ« 20
“By gart W batt" tiring.up a t th«'
20
.90 350
Ycllaw Danrrrs
Walla B«nnu«ta
.15
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2.50
•’ "A pd yon"— . ' _
.
v !’ .’ recollection. “ Get out o’ here, yer tbe door.
T he Imperial rescript doclhrjng war
The facta were clear. Philip Henley upon Germany hn* been issued. It i*•• Rad &*rmad»
20
.90 350
Whit* Multiplier
-IS
ss
325
“ I m ust take care of myself: don’t coouT turning fiercely upon the stew
wna
dead,
killed
while
Intoxicated,
ei
Parrel
Pest
Ral«
p*r
Qt.
$<.
Par
Pk.
20t.
Write
lor
fall
price
lit!
jut)
¡itued.
1’
officially
Inaugurates
hostilities
In
*wuity about me."
ard. and then leaning across tbo table,
W ithout ao tnnch as a glance nt our low Ming hi« voice, which yet trembled ther accidentally, or for purposes of th e fa r east ns n re*tm of Germany's
¡prisoner she opened the door nnd. with WIMT passion. "Sacre. nWdcur. It was robbery- And I16 had lieeu robfie»! failure to reply to the Japanese u lti
a aw lft look .about the outer cabin, dla- I ao bis dirty work live—seek—year, when picked up liy tbe |>oUcc, nothing m atum .
to Identify him being found. Beyond
PL A N T CITY, FLORIDA
T he proclamation of the emperot
«ppeared.
lie no sailor, but I sail i t sh eep 'fo r doubt this half breed brother bail dis
aeut
a
thrill
fhrough
the
country.
i »»♦»♦♦»♦♦»♦♦I
I aittat keep Henley concealed nnd him—soo? Tree, four time I sail xe patched n man north to look 1dm up—
silent until dirkneea rendered oar os abeep. an’ be make se money. Vat bo po«*lbly to assassinate him If neces J a p a n 's entrance upon the fulfillment
-cape possible. In order to accomplish geef me? Mnybe *100 ze month—bah! sary. .The fellow had cither done tbo of her obligations to her nlly, Great
■' this It would be necessary to prevent eet wna to laugh. Zen be fin’ oat Job, or been anticipated In 'bis pur B ritain, responds to tho popular will
■either the steward or the mate from Dutch bog. (lexuiAU. an’ make of beem pose. In cithot cam be was present from one end of tho land to th« other.
•«entering the after cabjn. -All .peffi frocp ao fund officer. 1 not like e e t I tells »■* Identify tbo body nnd bad written Choorlng erowda assembled In Toklo
.. t
Ube-negro 1 dismissed quickly. eoniM<m
a t once. Inclosing tbe signet ring aa before the bulliUoga occupied by the
H } l i u i h l a knowledge of in i ntnudlng on
proof. T h a t Was tbe aa mo ring we departm ent of forelgh affairs and th«
The
board would Inijict bltu to necept any
had found In tbe arbor, and which Vio adm inistration -of the navy.
explanation I might make. But with
la bad Instantly recognized. AnA\hoae popular tnanlfcalatlons, however, do
¡Herman the Situation was not no dear.
men who *lmd made a 109! of mo were not approach the euthuslnsm which
tSTtcthcr
or
not
the
captain
bad
Inform
the robbers. They bnd found pa pore preceded the w ar with Russia.
X
e d h in t th at I wna a volunteer mi tbelr
and letters which opened before them
1,000,000 MAY LOSE JOBS.
U id jM •spodltlon I did not know. 1
thlsa scheme of fraud: then, wttb hla
bad btm placed as a gruff, bard (litwl
residence address, using bla keys, they
taking other medicines. 1 decided te
twa dbg who would Strike Oral nud in
bnd learned everything necessary for Stoppage of Dye Imports Would Closa Majority of Friends Thought Mr.
Factories,
take his advice, although I did not have
the completion of tbelr plans. A copy
vestigate later, on^ III dealing With
Hughes Would Die, Bat.
Instructions have been sent to Am
i t the Judge's will m ust have been In
whom either diplomacy or force might
any
confidence la IL
Henley’s . |>osscsslon. nnd. no doubt, bassador Gerard ami American con
nm vo equal failure«. Yet | poaseisod
soon» lawyer’s tetter, describing tha su lar officers In Germany to notify
One Helped Him to *
1 have now been taking Black-DraugM
(hla advantage: I could deni with him
situation, received since the departure th e state departm ent at W ashington
i. With but two watch pincers on
tor three months, nnd it has cured me—
of hla wife. Apparently everything a t once whether the European war
only one at a time could leave
Recovery.
two rio te r crooks needed to know was will prevent the shipm ent of dyoth e dock, and Broussard. I felt assured,
haven’t had those awful sick headaches
In their possession. All they needed atuffs to America.
' bad no privileges In th e captain’* cat*
since I began using it.
to do sm s pull tho Strings, using a ■ T he m atter la of vital Importance
From what l know of Henley T
to
woolen,
cotton,
silk,
leather
and
figurehead
to
represent
Philip
Henley.
doubted If even the Amt officer felt
Pomeroyton, Kjr.—In Interesting ad»
I am so thankful for what BUck*
That was tbe part for which 1 waa o th e r industries In this country th at
privileged to Invade tbo privacy of Ws
chosen.
They
had
tq
construct
a
Be
vices
from
this
place,
Mr.
A.
J.
Hughes
uso
colon
because
the
present
aopDraught hen done for me."
*
without sotng*, apodal rtaaon,
In order to Interest me, yet th a t waa P lf will Jfcep inch factories -going
discipline on board, strict
writes
u
fo
llo
w
s:
"I
was
down
with
Thedlord’s Black-Draught has been
comparatively easy, and there was a only 100 days, when a million work
Then» bad to be to control
strung probability of success but for ers would be throw n out of employ stomach trouble for five (5) years, and found a very valuable medicine tor de
peculiar, conditions of which they m ent.
captilo Into
( lifted the belpl esa ca
would have alck headache so bad, it rangements o l the stomach and fiver. It
could know nothing. T he half breed
h rw.
Ing at me In lmbad never been mentioned. He. waa Foes’ Goods In London Boycotted. times, that I thought surely I would die.
is composed of pure, • vegetable herbs,
my ears could distinguish
tbe monkey wrench thrown unexpect
Many shop .windows to the west
of oars as the small boat
edly Into tbelr well oiled machine. Yet end of London are displaying signs,
I tried different treatments, but they contains no, dangerous ingredients, and
I t b e stern of the Bea Gall,
even without blm, the .reappearance "No German or Austrian goods slock
ns I despised the fellow, t bated
acts gently, yet surely. It can be. fredy
pf Philip Honley'a wife waa sufficient ed here." This -development of the dkl not seem to do me any good.
blm, yet o«r safety dopebdod on
to cause disaster.
w ar on .the Gorxuaule conference was
I got so bad, 1 could not eat or steep, used by young and old, and should be
and I dared not,negloct tho
ld*-btodirtrw *rkftv»^-«M U ^w lf» !-T h e magie of inaugurated by' the board of trade
• a tbe boat grated
the words balled me. Then pow. If all *boycott,...............
which” -la spreading rapidly. and an my triendl, except one, thought I kept tn every bm ily ch est
y air."
the aide 1 stepped forth Into tbe
l had lea d e d was true, abo waa bh> Feeling again*! Germans Is becom would die. He advised me to try
Get a package today.
to w ait T o ze capltalno. an*, by gmr. bo keep mo widow.- What would that mean to tut? ing ao h itte r'th a t Ralph niumenfcld,
*
up before ao -port watch. You Tbe awlft Iwatlng of my heart answer proprietor of the Dally Expres*. pub Thedford’s Black-DramrhL and ouit * Only
,
a ouariar
•
•came down tbe companion atan’ zat, m’alaurT*.
ed. 1 »knew thl" tint, however 'sin lishes; R la quoted, that neither lie
rd before blot. r. I shook my bead, uncertain Joat cerely she might hard oocd supposed nor. any of bU ftaff la a German. '
wbat ataúd to ta k a
t * } » ,, * ,
.
CONTINUED ON PAGE 7 *
BATTLE RAGING ON
BELGIAN BORDER
Soldier of Fortune— By Randall Parrish
USE
gritish and French Fight
Kaisers Army
JAPAN IN WORLD WAR
IDEAL FERTILIZERS
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Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer
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ROLLINS COLLEGE,' WINTER PARK
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SEEDS
SEEDS
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* E. A. Martin Seed Co.
£
MAXWELL’S
ONION SETS
KILGORE S E E D C O M P A N Y
STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR FIVE YEARS
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AUGUST M . 1114
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^jeT o reJ nênlcy. big neglect. cruelty,
dlwtph'lon. had long ngo driven nil oentlnient from her. Before wo m et her
girlhood afTcctioo hnd _becu ntterljr
cni»be<l and destroyed. Loyal aho wna
and true to~cvery tradition of ber wo
manhood. U w as to guard hla Intereat,
not her own, th a t abe had accom panied
me on thia cz|>edltlon, risking her good
name In the belief th a t he was unnblo
to care for hla own. W hat would ahe
do n^w? How would abe feel tow ard
“ ■w f TYPnt change wtÆt t f t t i mikr In
the Trlendly relatidhahlp between' o i t
1 longed to tell her and yet shrank from
the taik . ‘
■ **
Xhe sun lig h t; afream lng In through
the upper transom told qjo the aun wutt
dipping Into.the w est.. If we wore to
get nway when p lght cam e there w ere
many things to coo aider first. E spe
cially was I ohecaaed now with a detlra to overhaul th e captain's papers
and secure those which would be of
lienefit. We uniat pOaaesa more proof
than the garrulous talk of the second
mate, and surely th a t proof would be
discovered In t b e s f t e r cabin. The noise
ef the atewnrd'a dish washing had
ceased, and cautions luvistlgatloti dlsclrwed him sound asleep, curled tip like
a dog. on Iho deck. Assured as to this.
1 ventured up Ihe companion stnlrs and
Indolgetl In n glance forwnnl. E sce p t
for a group of-anllors dolug some sail
patching In the shade of the ch a rt
bouse, uo one was visible. The vessel
rocked gently, an d far forw ard there
was a sound of hnmtnering. The tnnto
would bo there overseeing the Job,
whatever It might Ik*. Surely no hot
ter opportunity than this could tie
given.
I stole back, silent and unobserved,
listened an Instant to B roussard's
steady breathing, thou unlocked the
c a p ta in 's door and entered hla cabin.
Ills wicked eyes, blaring with hate,
glared a t me «» l approached, and. In
spired by Borne sudden feeling o f sy m
pathy. I tient over and removed tho
gng from hia mouth. The result was
sn outburst of profanity, bristling w ith
threats. Uut these as Instantly ceased
sa 1 picked up th e cloth again.
"Do you menu to kill me?" he naked.
•‘Not unless 1 have to. but I bold
some things more valuable Hum your
life. Ju st 4>t present 1 mean to look
over jVnfr papers."
CHAPTER XV.
Undsr Wsy.
lay quiet, but w ith -g larin g
H E ejea
following my every
m ovement us l throw open
the d raw ers of the desk and
begnn handling th eir contents.
For
some time I discovered nothing of spe
cial in te re st I c&ine upon one secu re
ly locked. I tried key after key before
discovering the right one. realising
from Henley's squirm ing that I m ust
be draw ing near the goal T he first
paper -touched w as a copy of the will,
stul a little fu rth er rum m aging p u t mo
Into possession of various docum ents
Which I believed from a cursery glance
at their contents wero of utm ost value.
These I hastily tran sferred to my coat
pocket, making sure I had tho original
letter descriptive of Philip H enley's
death, ns well ns the copy of a m em
orandum which th e half breed had evi
dently draw n up for tho convenience
of bU lawyer».
“I think I’ve got your num ber." 1
said finally.
"You've got to get aw ay first." be
sneered defiantly, “a n d you'll no t find
‘h at so easy. M r tu rn will come vet.
you spy, and then you’ll learn how I
bite.”
I laughed, feeling no mercy.
“ Ail in good , time, friend. I think
you h n ro had your inning. Now i t ’s
mine. 8o you are C harles Henley?“
He did not answ er.
'T h e Illegitim ate son of Judge lionley and a negro m other. T bat'a a clcvriè * , V forgery, th a t papof of legal adop
tion. I adm it. M ust have had legal a d
vice for tliuL W hat did you juty the
lawyer«?"
H e atared at mo 'w ith com pressed
. v Ups"N ot ready to coufefcs yet? Well, you
will be. By the wny, who was th a t
'Pierre who wrote telling you of Philip’s
death? Not Vonlque, was It?"
"You devil!” he burst forth, tortured
beyond resistance. Ills teeth ground
together savagely, and h i h u n t Into a
string of oaths.
‘T h a t ’s enough.” And I got to my
fe e t “ 1 see I’ll have to gag you ag ain .’’
. I replaced the gng and took a survey
of the cabin to m ake sure all w as se
cure. Nothing bad occurred In th e outer cabin during my absence, but the
(row ing .sh ad o w s evidenced tjje a p
proach of tw ilight. In those w aters
night came quickly. Locking th e enptiln 'a door, I entered my own-Btntcfoom and sat down on tho lower berth
- -------- til w ait. Is s v lo r my door alightjy a ja r.
The cabin grew constantly darker, al
though outside, through tho open p o r t
* I could still jUstinguish gleam s of light
a^ong the w ater surface and the height a
of th e Island. H erm an came dow n and
entered hla stateroom , hu t w ithout clos
ing tho door. Ho rem ained but n moh
’«lent o r two and then hurried back on
deck. Suddenly a gust of wind blew
In Ibrongh the port, and It began to
rain gently, but In huge drop*. Ear.
cvray w asTho rood hie of" thunder, echo
ing acroM the open sen. The storm
Was evidently coming up alowly from
tho east, an all the. w estern »ky was
clear and streak Hi with golden red.
Then a sailor came down the com
panion stairs, his oilskins rustling, and
pounded on the second m ate's door.
“All hand*. Mr. B roussard!”
There was n muffled response, and
the creole, buttoning his Jacket as he
passed, followed the other on deck. A
moment Inter I heard the »low Uiroti of
the engines and glanced out to note tho
shore lino slipping past Into tho gloom.
Tho Hen G ull was under way.
It would bo some tim e y e t-O fte e n or
tweuty m inutes at tho b est—before I
dared attem p t to carry ou t my pyfti
of oscope. In spite of th e overspread
ing cloud and steady rainfall daylight
lingered In the west, and it »(»ectral
glow hung above the ocean. There
were prelim inaries to be atten d ed to.
and I was eager to be busy.
The «tow ard had aroused from bis
nap, a n l i watched hlrh low er tho ta
ble, and spread It wttb a nrtdtu cloth.
Now the distant clatter of dishes
proved him to be In tbo pantry. He
could bo dealt with tiiecu even to b e t
ter nOvantago than In tho cabin, and,
nunoamb aU ut. ns be -undoubtedly wmrr
1 .felt It sa fe r to pUen hint
power to create any alarm . The task
Confronting mo was far too serious to
leave our re a r unguarded. 1 slipped
silently along tho short passagew ay,
and, -watching bis back closely. Investi
gated the lock of tbo pan try door. It
was of th e spring variety, easily. det
to fasten, an d could not bo operated
from the inside, -As I pressed In the
cntch th ere was n clicking sountk
which caused tbo negro to tu rn around,
the w hites-of hla eyes gleam ing oddly.
"Oh, my lordy! I neb ber beard-you.
Mimas Craig. By golly, snh. dls yero
nlgguh sure thought tie w as shot."
"Not yet, Louis." 1 replied quietly,
■tnudlng In the opening, on© hand still
on the latch. "But It 1» Just as well
for you to be »etious about It—J*vo got
tho weapon nil right—see." and 1 push
ed the revolver butt forw nnl Into tiUt
range of vision. “ 1 don't mean to
hurt you so long as you keep still."
"W hat—w h at you a-goin* fer to do.
sab?"
"Get aw ay from this ship If I can.
nnd you are going to help by rem ain
ing right w here you are, boy. F ir s t
w hat's In tho small boat, hung to dav
its astern —provisions. I m ean?"
"Tlmr'a n breaker of fresh w ater,
a n —an' u package o' sea biscuit, sab.
Ah—All reckon that's all."
"Good! Do you tmp|mii to know bow
fur we a re away from the main
const ?"
"A-ubout thirty-five mile, sab."
"Florida 7"
nTT'yoo.
Steady yonraelf with the
tackle."
8 be peered back a t mo over the side
of tbo boat, her h a ir shining with
moisture.
/
"Now a re you coming?"
“No; I shall have to rem ain here and
lower th e boat. Turn ab o u t and face
tho stern. Now take th k rk n ife . Don't
drop It. The moment th o boat to u ch «
the w a te r—an Instant before. If possi
b le-c u t thy rope you h av e hold on.
then burry forward anil c u t tho other.
You undorsulnd?"
"I —I think si». I am to c u t this first
and then tho other."
“ Yes. Now dpu’t fall. You see, we
are launching this bout above the
screw.. T here Is bound to be suction.
If you c u t ns 1 say you 'w ill drift off
ltow ou to the course o f th e vessel nnd
will float free. O therw ise th e boat Is
likely to hu swum [led. You see what I
mean?"
She nodded.
.
"The quicker you can g e t to th at sec
ond rope." I added seriously, “the bet
ter your chances."
' '1
"B ut—but whnt are you going to do?"
"Jum p for It ns soon ob you are fairly
afloat. I’ll be «hoard b efo re you know
It.. Are you ready?"
•
She wna looking forw ard , and ber
hand gripped mlm*. H e r failure to a n
swer an d -th a -< m ld ca.p ressu re of fin
gers w as n warning o f danger. I
glanced back across my shoulder. In
front of tb© cabin stood a m an staring
aft. Ilia huge bulk ovcu In that dark
ness told me It was H erm an .
1 heard his heavy a tcp on tho deck
as be entne «lowly fo rw a rd around the
bulge of th e cabin. T h o very m anner
of his advance told mo. hla uncertainty.
Something had occurred to arouse sus
picion. Ho hud heard a noLie b i soon
a shadow and wns Investigating cu
riously. Ho came up to th e stent rail,
standing still, u huge bulk In the
gloom, his gaze on tbo sw in g in g b o at
Then, unsatisfied, ho leaned forward
"Y en , s a i l "
"Coil you tell me the compass
point 7"
lie scratched his head, his confidence
Unit he w as not going to tie hu rt re
turning as I (piestloni.il him.
"W aal. suh. I ain’t no snllormnn
m yself—no, sa b —hut .do -second m ate
lie done [«lint It ou t ills motmln* when
Ah was on deck, an" he »ay It lay
nor’east by east, sail
Ah members
dnt distinctly."
"T hat will be nil. Ixiuls Now listen
to mo. I um going to sh u t this 'door
and lock you Ip. I'll be on board here
for an hour yet. and If you utter so
much as a whim per I'll come down
here and fill you full of lend."
I closed th e door, testing It Ixifore
turning aw ay, smiling grim ly to m y
self at recollection of these w hite eye
balls glaring at no* through the gloom
Duiis was evidently not (lie »tuff of
which m artyr* are made
There w as u small iHItule cotu|inna
fastened to n beam ortir thu table. I
unscrewed this without difficulty nnd
dropped ft Intjo my pocketl It would
bo a dark ulgbt with th a t cloud sh u t
ting out tbo sky, with probably not a
shore light visible. ^Tben I climbed
tho com panion stair» to take n survey
of the dix'k We were «lipping through
the w ater at fair rate of speed, leav
ing i very perceptible wake n»l/*ni
The open docks gHstened with w ater,
although tho rainfall w as light nnd In
te ra ittte s i; thunder rum bled to th©
northward. w ith occasional flashes of
P u t t in g
E v e r y O u n ca o f S t r e n g t h In to
th o B lo w , | S t r u c k ,
nnd begnn to explore w ith .one hand.
A pparently he touched something
strange—tho edge of h er ak irt II must
hove In-ell. fur Uler© wna n tilt j»f cloth
lu tbo lifted finger». Noiselessly I
arose in my feel, planting myself firm
ly on the wet deck. T h e re »vns lull
m enus of escape now. and. big ns
the fellow wits, I m u st 'accept the
chance. Another m inute would menn
discovery, and hla bull voice would
roar th e length of th e »hip-' He nel(her s a w uor heard me. his whole at
letitlon concentrated on tho bouL
W ithout-w arning, p u ttin g every ounce
of ktronirfh Into tj»e blow. 1 stnick
lauding square on tbo chin. There was
n »mothered groan, nnd tie collapsed
hurled back ImhIIIj , his nrrn» flung up
| hcnnl him thud ag a in st th e rail, his
great form bending to tho shock, and
lightning. Even ns I fitootl there, ntnr then ho w ent over, w h irlin g through
jng .forw ard, ondcavoring to m ake out tbe-alr.
“ W hat is It?” she ask ed , her voice
cortnln objects In the gloom, tho over
barely
audible. "W bnt bu s happened?"
hanging cloud seemed to close in across
Her voice seemed to recall me luthe w estern nky. instantly plunging us
Into night, I* heard no m ovem ent of stnntly, to restore, my uum bed faculmen. no voice shouting orders, yet Ite- ili-^
“ \Vhy. really I hardly know ." I an
foro th at last gleam fuded I had seen
swered,
yet sU’tHdng b u c k -to grip the
outlined several figures on the bridge.
To b etter a as tire myself th a t no w atch ropes. ‘T h e fellow had hphl of your
was upon th e afte r deck I circled the dress, didn’t he?"
"Yes. Oh. 1 was so frightened! And
cabin. 8 upper had not been served,
and ono of th e watches m ight be piped —ami then he Jerked m e ,borrlb|y.M
"T hat w as when 1 h it him . I must
down at any moment. This would
bring one of th© m ates n ft to th e cabin. bavu gut the big brute J u s t rig h t He
Driven by ihe thought. 1 rapped went overboard.”
She looked down Info th e swirl be
softly on h er door and she catne forth
neath. clutching the edge of the boat
Instantly, full dressed.
with tier bnmla.
"You a re ready?"
" is - I s ho down there—In the water?
"Y es/'
>
••You’!! need a woterproof of some Do you‘-you suppose bo is drowned?"
"I don’t nee whnt else b e could bo.*'
kind. It's raining outside. W alt n mo*
"1—1 cannot bear to Jh ln k of It!”
nient. T hera will be a coat In some of
“Now. seo hero,” I Bald, com ing back
these stateroom s."
to
uiy senses. T h i s in all foolisbuMS
I found one,'« fisherm an's slicker, and
sad losing us time. I’m n o t sorry he
wrapped h er In IL It wns n world too
big. but I tightened the belt and turned is out o f the wny. I t w na cither bis
up the- sk irls, bo she m anaged to walk. life or ours. Have you g o t th e knlf«?"
“ Yea."
I led tier forw ard «lowly, go that the
•Then got hold of th a t s te rn rope. I
flapplug of th e oilskins agnlnst the stair
am going to lower aw ay .”
rail would not tie bfcinl. T h e stendy
8 he obeyed me, b u t It w as mechan
p atter of rain on the deck planks
drowned wjint little noise wp made, ic» l. b ef eyes still'fixed upon the wa
nnd ns we emerged into tho hood « ter.
gust of w ind drove the m oisture Into 1 “Be quick now,” I sa id sternly, and
our fnces, I could fee) my heqrt thum p, my hand pressed ber «boulder. "Your
*.
yet It wns m ore because of ber proxim tire depends on your, prom ptness."
I loosened tho ropes, permitting
ity than upy excitem ent of adventure.
So for as 1 could.perceive, peering out them to ru n «lowly th ro u g h tho blocks
into the atomi with hand «hading my There wns no creaking, a n d I rejoiced
at the case with which I sustained the
ehr . t X
T ow .
w"e
. C ,H ' d n Ì k
jl2 l o n ' j
the narrow deck patango hito the shad
ow cast by th e boat"Now.” I osliL "step on ray .knee, and
j*ll help you over. I\pti't. b n rry -o n ly
be quiet. T b a f f
.Nu.w Just let. t»e
PAGE SEVEN
=3=
*
weight U the t a l l
jjtm c e n d r d .
Blow
forw ard, knife In Tmod. for’.th e other
rope. Almost l»efore the boat could
sw ing about, th e second stay dangled*,
a n d . nil my strain in g eyes could per
ceive was a dark. Indefinite shadow
d riftin g uut of sight astern. W ith
o u t Uttering a sound or wnatlng n sec
ond 1 dived from the rail.
“ It's all right!” 1 calk'd, loud enough
for ber to h e a r.''-‘T hrow out an oar
on the left and hold her I'll he there
In n minute."
I made It. nlrnost breathless, when 1
finally gripped th e gunwale and hung
on to regain a m easure of strength.
" ‘Ob. thank God." she exclolmed.
slarlu g nt me; " I —I thought you were
lost!"
“ Don't think of IL Tho danger Is nil
over. Ydu needn't pull on the oar; Just
hold It straight out. Thnt will keep
th e boat's head forward."
"Can you get over tho side?"
"Jn a m om ent—yes; as soon as 1 get
lajM irenth back. Did you notice auy
alarm on board tbo Sea Gull?"
She shyyjed her iT^es with ono baud,
hoidtyig tlie heavy oar ag ain st her
body, and liMrtied-fibMid.
. %
"No; I was nut thinking ab out th at—
only of your d an g er and my aw ful pomIti
I was never so frightened fib
roin. '
“Can you still ace the vessel7”
. "Ju st n shadow against the sky. L—
1 Jhluk she Is moving straight ahead."
"Then we have not been missed nor
th e mate. D oubtless he w as going be
low for hly supper. Now lean well
o v er to port—yes, the le ft-a n il balance
th e boat. 1 um going to climb In."
TO BE CONTINUED
EARLY nCHURCH
HISTORY
r .
n m .m s
a
C ontinued frían page 3
apar, published la Raminola county, Flor
ab le, a s he b attles ato n e w ith dif R
is, one« s w»ak for eight contentile* weeks.
ficulties a n d sorrows tw o were cre
Witness, E. A. Douglas*, Clock of tho Cir
cuit
Court, and tb* aoAI of isld court, on
a te d to »liure, cries out w ith a more thl* tho
22nd day of July, A. D. 1914.
(«al)
K. A. DOUGLASS,
pensiv^, b u t a saner poet:
Clark Cireult Court, Reminole County.
By J. C, Hobart*, D. C.
fiacre» A BaCottoo,
" W h e re shall I find in all th is fleet
Boflcttor and of Counaal lot Complainant
in g earth ,
97-Fri-9tc
T hia world of chance a n d fare
Nelle» of Aprllrailan Po» Tal Daad Lodar
wells, a friend
Narllon S af Chseter i s t i , La«* of Fio
rd»
W ho will not fall me in her love
!,
N oti»» U hereijy glven th a t !>, II. Ifook or.
an d worth,
purchaser ot Té* C ertificato No.1070, d atati
T e n d e r nnd firm an d fa ith fu l to tk* 3 day ot Jan# A. I>. ., 1912, ha* flle.t
•ald m rtfficst» In m y office, and ha* m atto
th e end?
app lication lor ta l daad to Iwu* In accorda»#«
«tlh t a o . Salii cvrtlflfatw ombrar** tba (o t
to «Ina deecrlbed
deaeri bed proparty
prò party altuatad
situatali (n
In B
am lowlng
tt*ro
Far , h a th my spirit sought a place lli oI» rounty. Florida, t»-wlt:2K0ft. E and W
by SIS fi. N and S In NE cor. Sac.CTp 21.
• of rest,
H 30a
Tk* a*ld land baine aaaemed at tba dato
L ong on vain idols its devotion
ni (ha Usuarne of mrh certificate In Ih* a n n i
shed,
; ot W. E. It untar, fr. Unica* aald tarli tirato
Stom
I ,n v » forsaken
fn r m b n n w
« 1hom
,n m 1
t loved
i„ ..„ a I «h»M
s c c o r d ln
f tod,Isw,
ta* d
d(ood
Nome,. have
wl[T , „bau,redeemed
lhwM0 „„
, 4‘th
rol
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______ L A .
t»., 1914.
the^beat,
Wllnaa» my officiai signature and arai thia
Some deceived, and iomo arc with 12th day ot Aug. A. IX. 1914.
(•»all
E. A. Douglas«. >
th© dead."
Clark Circoli Court. Raminola Co., Fla.
By Ja*. C. Robert*. IX C*
102- F ri. Ale
T he old altar, decorated with
vines and flowers, in a n atm os
NOTICE
v - '
phere redolent with live perfum e of
A epeclal m e etin g 'of • th * • torli Snidar*
sr s***of
— .
. ’F.'fluitton . IN O ., a corporation orais n ls e d ••
violets, jessamine and rosea, aw ait rand
aalatln i undar
‘ tb*
‘ ’law * o t th*
‘ I8
S tta to -o f ,
ed the m an—the man who had Florida, will be held at th e offire* o t sa ld i ,
10
awakened .to a sense of his peed of A. K . on tb» Tlh cí*y'af~S»pr»H ib*r,-A. D .,
IVI 4. (or Ih* purpoaa o t datarmlnina- a t ab a a
the help* to meet the C reato r had lim a, a t an »lection to b o bald'by lb* s to c k prqrirlrtt- for him. He was one of holdrr» -ot -alili corpora t io n , « b a ibaa or n o t
.
,
. . Ik* r a p lta l atork of th» s a id F, F, I lU T T O N ,
us UiaO-iuiuMlsAJteefai ¿»A|aib0.dMwVÌtÀ4i4>W.-Mdw41-«m»4o —Ua»>ir«li il k»aaw al 111
sum of tlO.OÒO.W?’
be. " .fe n d e r and firm a n d faithful to 1 15,000.00 to tkaCao.
A. D oC ottaa, Sac.
F. F. Button, Ine.
the en d .” And to the old a lta r we
102- Fri 4 te.
led tho brides of our choice, and
there they^ promised to love, honor Nstlr* •( As*n>sO«s f*>* 1 1 1 Dr*d Uadsr
and—nnd—and obey (D o n ’t men Hitllon S *f Ckssler 4SS8, Laws of Fleets*
N oll* * (* b*r*b)p jlv e n th a t O. H. F rain
tion that!).
purchaser of T a l C ertifica la No. I0 7 7 .tlsl.r l
tb* 3rd d a y of Jun* A . I)., 191!, has fllod
C harm ing memories these!
•aid certlflcat* In my offle*, and has m sd a
Young men! Such things are not app lication for 1st deed t o iaau* la a c co r d
ane* w ith law . Said certificat* «mbraea* tb «
rare in the world, -and though- you follow
in g described prop erty tllu a u d In Ram
ino!*
c o u n ty . Florida, to -w it:D e g . l i t i H o f
have let your opportunity ut the
NW Cor. o f S«r.6 T p 21. It 30. run E. 251 It
old a lta r pass, we arc building a 8 799 ft W 231 It N 799 f t .
hg said lan d ‘ being a a a e w d nt th e. d a to
nru* church and a new a lta r — take ot Ttha
l**uanr* ot aurb rertrticat* In tba n a m a
courage and acquit yourselves like »( W, E, 1» Hunier T U . Unta** said cartlfl' rale «hall be redeemed according to law , taa
men!
deed will Issue (hereon on th* 14th day o t
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Williams* Kidney Pills
n varidtion or two nnd we m ust'bid and undor the eyes? A frequent denire
the old church farewell. You know to pass urine? If so, Williams' Kidney
Pills Will cure you. Sold only by Wm.
the old song says:
G. Aldridge, Druggist. Price 60c.
....
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William» Mfg. Co. Props. Cleveland, 0 .
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And it always bring» n sigh,
■G ive to me th a t le tte r word
,
That comes from the heart, Good
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
bye."
"‘W
Can
we say either to the old
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NOTICE OF ELECTION ‘
I church without a sigh? Are there
is hereby |lr s n Ihst th e bt-eonls]
I not some Bucred memories too 4.- « UNn oiotice
n , as provided by Isw . I^.brreby called
cherished? T hink of the sung»*, th e tor tho purpose ol electing trustee» lor the
est su cceed in g tw o year*, and also tor tha
prayers, tho pleadings , of men of npurpose
o f determ ining the n u m b er ot mille
of
is t r ic t • school taa to Le le v ie d lor each
G od' thnt were wafted, heavenward ot daold
years In each of tha H prcinl School
from within Its walls, nnd remember T a i D istr icts herein alter nam ed; aald elect
ion to bo held Tuesday, S ep tem b er 15lh In
th a t it wbh nt the altar th a t some Sanford Special T a t School D l* t(jrt N o I,
Special T at. School I b e tq c l No 2,
of, our little ones were baptized; it l,ongwt.o<l
O vrido Special Taa school D istr ic t No -3,
was from the same altar th a t aorne C h uluota Special Taa School D istr ic t No 4,
and (Io n o v s Special Taa School D istr ict No. 5.
of us bore aw ay our dead. Prec F urther, «aid «¡action aball be held under the
u
r n s rule« and regulations, nnd th# qlíal
ious memories these two— one joy flrationa
ot election «hall be th e es me. as
[»escrib ed tor t hot* ' votings tn th e ortgtnat
ous nnd (Tnc Rad.
election creatin g a special tax sch o o l District.
And yet Is there not another mem T h e follow in g-ore the Inspectors and clerks
ointed to hold the election o n Septem ber
ory, sacred to, a t lenat, n few of u«7 app
l&th i 9 ! 4 .
Sanford-Special
School District No 1,
(Allow me, if you please, a‘ little A. !.. William», T.Tat
S. Davis. 0 . P. LovaU,
lib e rty ’ with this varlution.) Not inspectors, R. C. Maiwefi, Clark.
I^mgwood Special Tai Mkusl District No
every man who m ig h t,'h a s auch a 2. C. E. Hartley. D. It Hooker and J ' N.
Scorcy.
Inapectore as 1 T. P. Lewis. Clerk.
m emory to cherish.. Not every man
O vied o Sp ecial Taa School D istr ic t N o 3,
who might hnH availed himself of. a L. T . H u n t, Then Aulln and N . J . Tanner,
tn epectore, and T. W. Lawton C lerk.
gracious privilege the a lta r offered.
C h u lu o ta Special Taa School D istrict N o 4,
e L o s t , Arch P resati, and P . K. Culley,
Do you ^uess what I mean? Hear CInab
ep ertors, and W. N. Jacobs C lerk.
Geneva Special -Y*I Reboot-Dion
U thoughtless young fellow boasting
J! H. KIIbee, Edwin Rauleraon nnd A.- A.
of what he calls
Moran.'InapeVlore and C. F. HarriJon Clark.
Ity order ol tho Hoard of Public Inalrue"Single B lessedness"
»•-'V.VîMTÏCTil.iaSiiiHÎ
" f have no* wife! Who'd have his ...».(
D. I»’ Thrasher, Sec. and R u pt, o l Tublic
In
stru
ction .
nose
""Forever tied to one lone flower. 103-51 Fri.
E 'en though th a t flower should be n la O r r a il Court Boveoth Jud icial C ircuit ta
la and Far Nauilael* C o u n t» F lo r id a . In
roe©
C hancery
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Plucked- by light hand from fairy EUtr M e Lucas, Complainant
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Citation
bower?
W . J. M c L u cie, Defendant
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To W. J . M cLucaa;
*!) p erson s whomsoever In terested In tb* a b o v e
««tale or in the real ««U t* hereinaltar daacrlbed. th a t on the 7th d * y o f Septem ber A . D .
1914, M icheál Ilotundo, udm inistretoe, w ilt
present to Ibid Judge o t Sem inole C o u n ty ,
Florida, m petition now o n file In th* C
Judge'* office, praying t h i t he nt*
directed to -take poaseaeion ol Ih4
hereinafter described sa asseta ol th«
cedent's esta te and t h a t » Guardian
Litem m ay b* ap p oin ted to repreefni th
said V ittoria Villano, w h o la ■ minor *n
under the d iiabillty of non-age; and th*
a vale m ay be ordered o f the following real
esta te, consisting of th ree separate pleco* of
Und sltu a tq in th* c it y of Santord, for
merly G range rounty, n o w Romittola c o u n ty .
Florid*, and known a* a ll ol Block 16, o o d
1.0 la I and ft ot B lock 10. C bau man A
T ucker's Addition to H anford, as shown b y
recorded plot In tha Clark’s office «I G r a n i»
c o u n ty ,, Florida, aald property being lo
cated on w h a t I* know n sa u n ion iv e n u s o r
Second atroel, Santord. F lorid *, or so m u e b
thereof as shall be a u ffle ie st to pay th a
ou tsta n d in g Indehtadnaou of th* aatat^ a lt
of th o personal e atat« having boon a l
ba ua te d . You. Carmel R otando, V itto ria
Villano- nnd all otbar person* Interested aro
therefore, hereby co m m a n d ed to app ear
before rar, County J u d g e ol Som inoto
C o u n ty, at th* court house In S an ford ,
F lorida o n (bo Tth d ay o f September A. U . 1914, a t 10 o'clock A . M ., «nd th«w cau so.
It ^ny y o u have, why aald patlllon sh o u ld
n o t-b e granted.
W itn ess my hand s b d official teal t h is ,
22nd d a y o l July A. D . 1914.
(•e a t)
O E O . O. itE IU U V G
County Ju d ge Sem inole C ou nty.
B7-4t*Frl
tn i h » Circuii CearL N e v en lh Judicial C ir
cuit o f tho Stale a f F lorid a, far He ml n o lo
C a a a ly
W ilson A Toomer F artn iaer C om p any,
a r orp otatioa
F ranklin F . Davit.
Y: »».?!>. »ly* »» WWfU J k P ^
m a y contera:
o u are hereby roquoattul to appear tn
tho a b o v e entitled c a u se In which w rit o f
a tta c h m e n t was Issued o n tbo 3rd d a y o f
-Ju ly. 1914, on Q( b efor* tho nil« d a y . In
S ep tem ber. 1914, tbo t a n a being tho 7 th
day t hereof.
Th* Rdhtord »«raid J* .btrehy designated
as th e wows*«itgf>(« w b le h this netlog «kail
be publlH tefr were V w e e k for two cittu c c u Uve rnontbe (nine w e e k s).
I d w itnee* whereof I bay* hereunto not
ray h an d a n d afflaed th o offield) seal o f so ld
court thia 3rd day of J u ly . A. IX 131«.
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at.
K. a
A.. DOUG
u u u u L A B I,
Cierta» o f Circuit C o u rt, S evtntb J u d ic ia l
C ircu it, Reminole C o u n ty .
, ¡J .
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B y . n ? - H o h e rtA D . C .
W hereas a bill of com plaint baa been filed
1^ W . Baldwin, A tto r n e y for
Oh! better far the bright bouquet In thia c o u r t at above entitled, a n d ,
- y r- r.J —
V I-F ri-9te
W heroaa, George A, D tC otlaa^ aallertor
Of flowers of ©very clime an d hue, anrE irfJ roUTUel Tor com plain ant baa made
rrth a t It Is tba belief of affiant that ta Court o f C-oualy J u d g e , Heroins)*
C ou nty
U^T turns to charm the m ind away affidavit
Ihe d efen d a n t, W. J. Me Luca* ia a non
le of Florida ' '
And fragrance in the heart renew." resident o l the «tat* of Florid* a n d 1« * ' res In fila
r« E atat* of
of a etnia or country o th e r than the R. II. W hltaer
P ity th a t young man! t Let him pans. ident
■ta le o l Florida, and that hie raaldonro la
N o tic e la hereby g iv en t o all whom, ft m a y
p n w o and that th* d efak d n n t la over concern th a t on the Iftth day ot J a n u a ry ,
"A nd the Lord God naffl. It U uIwakanty
o n e years of age, and th a t th ere I* no A. D . 191ft, I shall a p p^ly to th* l l u i ora
t t f lbio
n o t. good th n t. the man should be poroon In th* «tate of Florida, th o service-ol IGeorg* G . Herring. J u d g e of said rourt,
irt. aa
subpoena upon whom would bind «aid Judge or
of Probate, for
lor m y final dhA
discharge
alone. I will make a helpm eet unto ant, tkeraforft, y o u , tho »aid W. J . M aLutas. adm inistrator
ol |b o « t a t e of tt- H. W h ltaro ordered a n d required to appeiar to the bili n*r. deewaaed: an
l at- tha, tamo lim p !
him ." ’
o f c o m p la in t filed In this causo In th* above wifi p resent a y final a c é o u a u as admmtwcourt, on or belato M o n d a y , tho tth trator o t .s s l d etlatJ, a n d ask for their a p
.Yes; happily there were others. dena titled
r o l O ctob*-, A D . 1914; o th erw ise th* proval.
A nother man brought face to fact bill filed e g o ltu t you will bo ta k e n os conD a te d Ju ly U h . A. D . 191«.
ly It san k b?le(r Into1 th e d arkness un
til It wns merely a htnek. shnjwlesa
ahudqw outlined agiti uut th e water. 1
felt tho stra in on m f nrro» ns the swell
gripped It» see» . Then th e ste rn swung w ith the stern realities of life, dis
free, (itili" I knew she w*is scrambling appointed anti ‘ pained and mUer-
•¿¿A '
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t».. 1914.
T h e variations, too, a re finished.
witnesr my official aignatur* and a»al this
th* 12lh day ot Aug. A. I».. 1914.
We are draw ing near th e p artin g
E. A. nouât*«.
facilities for tran sp o rtin g u n d haul p a rtin g never to meet a g a in . The
Clrrk Circuit Court H «tnlnol*,C o., F lorid a.
(Seal)
J. Ç . Itoberts, U . C.
ing, and m oney to pay ns you go, old church was an inanirnate thing
IOS-Frl. 5tc.
A
th is cost m ay - seem high.
B ut if —it had no soul. And yet some one
y o u had to com m ence ns we did, has beautifully said th a t the Cre N olire o f Appllratlon fo r T a s D eed C o d e r
N c c lU n , S of Chapter 4B59, L a»a o f
w ith o u t a d o llar, an d carry on the ato r m ight snatch hither .nnd thither
Flarlda
w ork in a h ap h a zard w ay, minus from th© cluster* that d in g about
N o tic e !• hereby jti” a th a t F. F. B u t t o n ,
»11 i !o* conveniences and advantage» an inanim ate thing, a precious m em purchaser ot T at < ertfS cat* *No. 43S, d a ta ti
first d ay ol Junr1.. A . IX 1903, has filed
ju s t en u m erated , you m ight not ory gem . and out of th ese form a the
•aid certificate In my office, nnd has m a d *
app lication (dr ta i dr. d to iaau* in ac
build at less cost ftliui we did. But glowing soul!
cordance «U h law. ‘ Ka.d certificate e m
w h atever the cost, the old church
th e following d escrib ed property att
If in th n t eternal, lillsaful »bode braces
ua led In Seminóla r o u n ty , Florida, l o - w it:
goes now and gives place to th e new
beyond th e skies, our ow n spirits tell 2 M osca Lyman's Rub Blvialon, as r e
corded In Plat ttook A , page 7, O ran ge
M b ) the new rise in u splendor th at
should chance to meet such a soul C ou nty record».
will bring joy to the heart of mnn
T he said land being aaawaaed at th e d a te
th in k you we would not recognize
ul the lu u a n r t ol auch certificate In th o
n nd (in honor to th e Nam e we wor
a sw eet m em ory here 'a n d there name of Unknown. Unie«* said rerU flca te
th ! p, high over all.
• hall be- redeemed accord in g to law, t a s
am o n g its sparkling jewels?
deed wilt Issue thereon o n the 3 1et d a y o f
Perhaps thD
history, un av o id
A. t> 1914. .
B u t. how ever th at m ay lie, and August
W itness ray official signature and s e a l
ab ly incom plete m many of its deih e 3 1st day ot J u ly A. II. 1314how ever sweet nr sad th e mem'orics this1seal)
E. A. D O U 0I.A S S .
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ails should a t a n y rate re rco rd the
th a t will e’er hover over th e groilnd
Clerk Cirrult Court. Rem inole. Co., F la.
n a m e s of th e pastors a n d Sunday
Ily Jaa. O. Hobart*. D. C .
w here it stood, it is tru e th a t the
tt»-6t-Frl
school su p erin ten d en ts who have
old form is gone! F arew ell, then
Served this ch arg e from th e begin
old c h u rch , farewell. " A n d if for In I ' o u r l of (he t ' o n n l , J u d f e . S e m i n ó l a *
ning
The pustor» are nutned in
C o u n t y . H l s l r ef F l o r i d *
ever. still forever fare the© well!"
o rd er as they rnm c, some of them
In re Estate of ——
Amends I- Tipton
•
being returned once and oftener;
To all Oedllurs, lK(ete**, BUtrihutees and
alt Persons tisvin| Claim* or Demands
T ho Bluo noal Tiro
C om pound
Bovs. A. A. P retb rey , A. A. Bnrssslrtst said Estate:
will
-p
o
sitiv
ely
heal
p
u
n
c
tu
re
s
and
You and each ot you are hereby notified
n e tt. C. A Ha under*, T. W. Moore.
• nd requirrd’to pr-eont any rlslmt and it«—
.! Anderson. II Hire, T. W. Tmnp* p reserv e th e life of your autom obile* rustid» whieh you, or either ol you, may
hsvr efslrut the state of Amsods L Tipkn-s, J. K S h an d s. W. N. (,'nnely. and m otorcycle tires a n d tubes.
ton. deroosed. 1st* ot Floyd county, Indiana,
E
xclu
siv
e
territory
open.
A
d
d
re
u
to tho undertltnsd sdmfnUtrstor C. T. A.
1 S. P atterso n , H. M W illiams, J.
& B. It. N. ot said reiste, within two
I Bell, E. J. G ates. -F Pfxton, I>. B. D. A. H a n n a , Sole D istrib u ers. 913 years trom th* dale hereof.
Bated July 6th. A. I>. 1914.
S w eat, A. E. Housholder, J. A. Hen Florid» Avq., T am pa, Kin. F ti0 1 3 -4 tp
C. M. HAND. BhViff,
Administrator C. T. A. and B. D. N.
d ry , C. H. Sum m ers, H T Gaines,
Frl-93-St
K. K. S teinm eyer. the present be
loved incumlw*nt.
la C ou nty J o d ie ’s C ourt. .Seminole County».
Have yuti overworked y o u r nervous
F lorid*. In Probate
S unday School Superintendent*
In re E sta te o| Louis V illan o, deceased
system
nnd
caused
trouble
with
your
\ E. Philips. :i years A J Philip*,
N otice:
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el italundo of Hanford, S em in ole
4 N year- .1 K M rltiu g er, l!fi 1 j kidney» and bladder? Have you pains ToC oCarm
u n ty . Florida:
To Carm el Hotundo, nt Sanford. Sem inolo
years and »till faithfully, a t hi» post. in loins side, finck and bladder? I!
C ou n ty, Florida. V ittoria Villano, of C ar
you
a
flabby
ap|warance
of
the
fare,
T he history ik finished.
Perhaps
minio b i f f i , M arillano, Ita ly , and an y a n d
II to farther ordered th a t th ia - notice bo
published ia th e fiaafprd rH erald, a newe-
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�AUGUST 28 » J *
THE SAf/PORD HEBALI)
PAGE EIGHT
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GERMAN A Ü T 0 GUN-CARRIAGE
a bo u t peo ple and e v e n t s.
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CLASSIFIED
HAPPENINGS
A d v e r t is in g
,
BEING A RESUME O F SANFORD
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U P-TO DATE
Communications for this Column Should he M arked "Society Editor", or
. Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Tcrheun, Phone 203
Il'rdditUt IMl*
Sanford friend» of Miss Bessie
Schum pert will be surprised to hear
of her marriage to Mr. Geo. D.
Diahop- which occurred In A tlanta
W ednesday nt the home of her tdstyr. Mr». Chas. Boll. Miis SchUmpert was married ' In ft handaonie
- . travelling gown. The wedding was
a quiet one, only the imm ediate
, fam ily,and Mm. D. L. Thra»her of
l Sanford being present.
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Misa Florence R obl^-is visiting
Mr*. Bfcnnan. and her grand daugh
ter», Misses Emma and Mabel l.indgren fu Orlando.
*1 All L o c a l A d v e r tis e m e n t« Under
T h is H e a d in g T H R E E C E N T S »
L in e F o r E a ch I n s e r tio n . Mi ni mum
C h a rg e 25 C e n ts.
y in v m u v v jiv
FOR SALE
Miss Almu Pagenhart left for
Jacksonville yesterday wfrom which
pluce she- will sail for Baltimore.
She will visit several points in M ary
land and Virgins, also -Washington,
D. C. before returning home.
F o r Sale— Furniture a t 210 1'*,^
Avo.
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FOR Bttlc or rent. T hree acres- .
highlly im proved Tiled land, clou
in, w ith nice 7 room house well la.
cated. A. P. Connely.
101) M»(.
noiia Ave. ‘
102- tf.
TAKE DODSON’S AND
. f i u f t t S um* '
v. | .
' * * l r . and Mm. Alfred Lilja enter- n m » «
tained Wednesday evening with n 0 1 A I
^ c h a r m in g little buffet »upper in (
~ * ^ h o n o r of Mm. E. B. Brown.
i ’ Taking
The dining room was very uttrac- j home' for
✓ awt Y H I T R F P R T
t/H
1 v U ls P E iu l
----------Calomdl .«jeans staying a t
the day—take
Motorcars a re used for transjK»rtinir llaht Held artlller.r
Tho guns a re returned to the grouiTd l*efi>re being tired
pink roses and green ferns.
I ff an a tta c k of const!
The delightful event marked the iousness hits you, there'» no need to
christening of a handsome tea cloth take a dose of catomcl and spend At
of Irish crochet, with center of Inset least ft day g e ttin g over tjio effect«
'medallion». A bowl of pink and of it. L. It. P h ii'fc £.*■££. sell Dod
white ro»e» and fern» graced the een son*» Liver Tohe, which they guar
ter of the table, which was very antee takes the place of calomel and
lovely with It» beautlfuFcover, dain »tart» a laxy liver withnpt bad after
ty china and gleaming Rilver. A de effects.
Dodson's Liver Tone does all the
licious and appetising menu was
served.
Before leaving the table, good thut calomel can do, yet it is
toasts and good wishes for Mr. and absolutely harmless to young people
Mrs. Brown wire in order nmi the ant} old. It is u pleasant tasting
rest of the evening was-, pleasantly vegetable liquid th at will relieve con
spent with the game of "500."
stipation or sour stom ach or other
Those present besides the honoree troubles th at go along with a luxy
were Mm. W. T. Shelly, Mr. E. B. liver, without restriction bf habit or
diet. You d o n 't leave off any of
Brown and Mr. U. J . Holly.
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tho things you regualaly do when
Pant* at Otlrtn
you
take -Liver Tone.
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A gay party of young ppople cip
A 'large bottle of Dodson's Liver
Joyed a delightful dance nt Osteen, Tone sells for 50 rents'. Get the
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W ednesday night, tho guests of Mr. genuine and if you itre not pleased
nnd Mr*. D. fl. Monroe, given in with it-th e druggist from whom you
, . honor of their niece, Miss Verna bought
___ _it’ will give your money back
Monroe. Four cam carried the party with a smile.
'i'lie dormati nrtiij tuia unmet ou* ai muriti i.i.iHieatrjo "li ivlilrli rapiti tire mite li Iua guiis uri- muliniti]
to Osteen.
peliciou» punch wauj
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served throughout the evening.
j Twenty-six Siberian farmers have'
Tho»e going out from Sanford j arrived a t Hull, England, to studr
operative farm ing «ocictyinthewor of Siberian b u tte r are consum ed in '
Thing» to Worry About.
were the Misses Saidie Will in ms, i Hrilish agricultural methods ami coThis society has built up an ex lab-' tho united Kingdom .annually, undi Tcftn)
not* accompany n baby**
M argaret Wight, Gladys Morris, K ate j operative system s, ns delegates f r o m 1sive butter tra d e with Great Britain. • Siberian egg* and rheese are likewise j fr,P(1 1|n,f| )t
,h rn„ month» old —
Underwood, Anna nnd Elisabeth! what has been allied the greatest coBetween 00,000 nvd 10,000 long tons 1 purchased in large quantities.
i Cine'""''*1 Enm;‘M cLaughlin; M essìi.' Billy. Hill, I
R alph Wight, Roy, Ned nnd J o e 1
C hittenden, Geo. M cLaughlin, Ken
n eth Murrell and others.
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'C . E l Launcn Ride
Rev. J. F. M cKinnon and nieco,
MU* Ethel. Sharpe motored -over
from Orlando W ednesday, cn ro^to
to D aytona, ' spending W ednesday
and Thursday with Mr*. Henry McLaulin and Miss Bessie Long. They,
went on to D aytona Thursday, ac
companied by Mr. H enry Me•Laulin and son, Henry Jr. and Mr.
Garner.
Mr. A. E. Pace w entjup to Jack. aonvIUe tin Tuesday to be gone sev
eral days.
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O rlando W ednesday, accompanied
by Mm. J. M. Tellers and daughter,
Thelm a who will rem ain oVer Sun
day. Guests; of Miss Ethel Single
ta ry are A n n ir M ay Bellew of Sebring and Ruth-;Pow*U of Ctaraorta.
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Mrs. J. P. Dick of Leesburg was
tho gusflt of Mm. H arvey ' Renfro«
several days this week, en route'
fro m ' D aytona, where sho has been
apending tho summer.
Mra. J. G. Hurley is visiting her
la th e r a n d mother in Maarot.
Miss Alice T etherly and her
m other, Mrs- dreonw ood of Orland
hmVc returned from a delightful sum
mer spent In the m ountains of
N orth Carolina. Miss Tetherly was
th e guest of her aunt, . Mm. C. E.
W alker this week.
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For Sale-Orange grovr 14 acm
fine hu-mmock land, 130 u rn s of
Celery lan d , one ten acre t r a n rclery
Innd. At n bargain. Address P. O. B
Box 1034t *104-8tc.
For Sale— Fine farm .of tin urr«
about th ree miles from tin ‘<ity,"
•also tw o choice city lots. Goir^
ch eap for cash or can be purchase!
on easy tejm s. Address U., care of
Herald office. (
F or sale or Rent— Five acres, tiled
I land, tw o good-w ills, located juit
i south of S tilt’on 10 on S. & K. Kail-way. 5 room house.
See F W.
I Mn honey ut Fernnld's.
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For Sale One $.'15 incubator, 240
) siie. Good shape, guaranteed to
hutch. Price 410.00. T. II J-ihnson, M oore’» Station.
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TO KENT
Five acres tiled land inside city
limits for rent, near brick road and
loading station.
Apply to A P.
I C onnelly. Sanfopi. F lo r in .
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For re n t- 40 acres Tiled laind in
a body welljocatod. A.P. Connelly, ]
109 \rxgnofin St.
102-tf
• For R eni Chi'ap for Cosh—Twenty
acre« of good hammock land all tiled.
Cull or write A. M. Tyler.
101-tf
OR the benefit of customers going North
rather late, we arranged for an advance
shipment pf Suits, Coats and Skirts. All
these, we guarantee, are strictly advance styles,
purchased from the different large concerns in our
“style centre.”
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M n . D. L. T hrasher and daughter,
Miss M ay returned from a delight
ful visit to N orth Carolina yester
day.
Prof. Nerling of G otha is the gu
of Mr. and M n. Henry Wight. Prof.
Nerling Is the owner of the famous
Cajlsdium farm a t Gotha.
, For S ale or Rent— Tw o nice reddences a t a bargain. W . J. Thigpen.
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Mr». II. E. Tolar has returned
from a abort visit to Genova.
' For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touting
car for $400.00, Just overhauled ia
good ru n n in g shape. Sanford Ma
chine & Garage.
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For R ent 1 room cottage $10 *
m onth. 5 room cottage SllLfitf, ia-,1
eluding water. G. W. Spcnceft
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A large party of young people,
m em bers of t he C. E. Sodoty of the
Presbyterian
church, enjoyed a
launch ride .and picnic «upper a t
Lemon Ptuff T hursday afternoon, re
turning late in. tho evening.
Dr. and Mm- Bouchdle and chil
dren of D aytona «pent several days
In Sanford this week, the guest» of
their »ister, Mra. Henry Wight, re
turning to D aytona .W ednesday.
For Salc-At a discount- Schobt»hip in Sanford Business Collett
Owner unable.to use It a n d it will bt
SCHOOL SUITS
Children’s Dresses
Just the thing for th e boy
Values up to $8~50 eacTf. How;
ever we find we are over
stocked, and offer
Made of good Ginghams, Chambray, Etc.
Choice $2.98
Choice 98c
Abont ir traniinxl of them.
Trimmed in
“ cute” ways, and just the thing for school.
(See Our Window)
For F o n t Five acres good celery
Intuì, on - nnd n I ill miles from Sunlord. N 11 (irriter.
99-8t<For P e n t Three rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. Also tv.0
bedroom s. Mrs. Johns,- 4 It- Park
avenue.
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91-tfc
For R ent Furnished office
ped w ith roll top desk, office
and tab les. Also a roll ,to p
typew riter desk nnd o ther
ment for sale or rent. H erald
equip
chairs
desk,
equip
office,
82-tf
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W a n te d — Plain and fancy sewinc.
D ressm aking of nil kinds.
Liit
home on East T h ird stre e t. Mr*r
M attie Driggers.
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* Four H undred Victor an d Colum
bia lecosd.-t and two" MacJiines .for
exchange. C- H , Berry.
IOV-’ieJ
W antod-Seam stesa for plain sewini
by wedk in country home. Addre«
Box 1453 Sanford.
105-2tp.
Lost, S tray ed or Stolen. On Auguit
7th w hite horse weighed about 1130
pounds, eight - years old, sylish ap
pearance, good driver. Any informa
tion of w hereabouts sent to Mr. S.
Nelson, Box 1163, Sanford or Eurika
Ham m ock.
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105-ife.
W anted— Work on tru c k farm,
experience, white.
J. M. Smith,
Gen. D o'Ivery, City.
2-3tp
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Wlsa Precaution.
"The g i r l 'o f today." says a head
line, "conceals her ear*." A very wise
precaotlon. considering tho nsturo of
»onto o f tho sublpcU moat talked
about.— Rochester
Dem ocrat ftnd
Chronicle.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELKV.í^^L•
VERWARB. OPTICAL (¡0 0 1 )8 . ETC.
Mrs. E. B. Brown left.for her new
In Tam pa yestertlay to tho reof her m any friends. , Mrs.
E x p e rt Repairing
123 W e s t F irst Street
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--SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER I, 1914
VOLUME VI
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“ NO 3
GERMANS. ARE MARCHING ON TO PARIS
COMMERCIAL CLUB
HELD FINE MEETING
ALLIES UNABLE TO CHECK
THE TEUTON MILLIONS
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m u c h e n t h u s ia s m w a s
SHOWN BY TH O SE IN
ATTENDANCE
Sanford Library Noten
"E urope” is on every tongue!
Tho Commercial Club held u very
•DAY
BUT SIXT Y' MIEESTROM
FRENCH CAPITAL
THE GROWERS
ARE ALL BUSY
SEEDBEDS ARE DOTTING
THE GREAT CELERX- D E E T A -"~ ~
t . E. Society Outing
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sad_"N e ttie"
run by—8tr;"H oollhan and Mr. Roy
Tillis were tilled with Christian En
d eav o u rs who enjoyed a moat charm
ing ride up the riVer' to Lemon
Bluff, where they received a very
cordial welcome from Prof, and Mrs;
iirhaeffer and Mr. and Mra. Tice.
Preparations were soon in order for
a fish fry, some presiding over the
frying pan, others over the kettles
of g r its 'a n d the coffee pot, jvhilo
still others were spreading more
good things to gut. And by the
light from a rheerfut camp lire
the hungry parly could soort testify
to the efficiency of the cooks.
After supper, games and vurioua
pleasures were enjoyed‘ fill time to
"all aboard" fpr the moonlight rid«j
home.
a*
. Members present were: iotdlea,
Mrs It ('. Muxwell, Miss Virginia
Smith, Miss Alice Whittier, Miss
Annie W hitiier. Miss Essie Purdon,
Mj» T D H art, Mrs Frank Grnyum, Mis» Eilna Tullough, Mi*s
Mary G ardner,
Mis* Lillian Her
ring. Mi*s Esther Woodburn, Miss
Frunrcs lo*avitt. Miss Lough. Miss
Annie Lee- Caldwell, Miss Lettie
Caldwell'. Miss Ruth Gardner, Miss
May Doyle, Mrs George INxtou;
Messrs D I"), Caldwell, H W. Csld*
well. K. I Close, Karl Roumillut,
T I Deane, Rnht. l)eane. Earl
Paxton, Ned Chittenden, SethAVood
ruff. T D Hart, A K Rossctter.
Howard Swartz, If J Minton
Visitors to the d t y a t this tim e
a r e surprised to see th e m yriad of
w hite--p-ntr s trrrrhTvfTtll along “ Unr7
way through the celery delta a n d
rem ind one. of th e arm ies
en
cam ped on the fields of Europe only
there are no men sleeping under the
te n ts with warlike weapons in th eir
hands. Under these ten ts here are
sleeping tho seeds of celery and
lettuce waiting for the flowing w ater,
fertilizer and warm Florida run to
waken them to life nnd from these
thousands of seeds will be ger
m inated thu plants th a t will soon
he seen in the m any fields of tho
cctrry delta th a t ship the thousands
bf crates of Celery and lettuce.
Regardless of the wars and ru
Aia
mors of war in Europe the growers
of-S an fo rii_ aii^ going fo rw ard -w ith
their seed beds and are not w aiting
for the results of carnage and blood
on th e plains of Europe, (or the
grower knows th a t the people of th e
north must eat and they will» e a t
as much this winter as they did
lust winter
N ot alone will' th ey ■
plant the luxuries, such as celery
and lettuce, hut they will also go
in'-for t ta staples, th a t will be insuch
great dem and not only in
America hut in Europe as well a n d
with the .American
m erch an» t’ mt at
rines carrying loads of staple crops
to Europe nnd the only.tfom petitors
in cabbage and potatoes shut
ofY •
from our m arkets it is reasonable ' /fi.
to suppose th a t the Florida veget
ables will this season find a re a d y
m arket. Especially should this bo
true of th e 'Iris h potatoes, sweet pdII. 1 . P.
Note*
Our prugrars-iianifat.wvwwnWrvnsggx^ttaw^JiVWtbbaf'r. ortlons^ etc.
ta « t seasorf^fiW tiril sfupptftf 12fei*
carried, out Jlly members of the Mis
sionary Group
Our subject
was 000 c ra te s'of this stuff, not in d ttd - — ——
Modern Missfunary Equipm ent. The ing 25,000 barrels of Irish potatoes,
which will givo one the idea of the
following program was rendered:
tander in charge, F. E. Gatchel. scope of our growers.
There is a question (his season
Song. Joy to the World, Recited
by Miss Jim m ie l.ning and sung by ever present with the grtJvfera, of
fnney stuff us to w hether th e people'
entire union.
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Sentenco prayers by several mem of the north will feel like buying
celery and lettuce, since they are
ber* of the diroup
classed am ong the luxuries-but this
Song, Here am I. recited by Miss
will be left to the desires of th e
Mary Gatchel and sung by union.
great American public which has
Scripture lesson read by Mrs. E. E
the rijiutution of usually gotting
to x .
V h u t it wants, regardless of financial
Introduction by Mr. Fortaon.
conditions or tho-price.
Why wo need to Build Church
So the tentu of tho peaceful a rm y
Houses in Foreign Fields, Miss E dith dot the landscnpo antj th e Sanford»
Stewart.
grower tackles the job i4guin, secure
Why do we Need Schools, Mrs. in the knowledge th at' part of his
S. G. Kennpdy.
crop of fancy stuff will be sold
The Use of the Printing I'reis, Mrs a t a reasonable figure and if tho
m arket dem ands tjie staples he can
Ernest Betts.
Song, Jesus sJiull Reign, Recited fill th a t demand after the season for
by Mrs. Brotherson and sprig by celery u n d d e ttu c e has passed.
W ith sweet potatoes b ringing CO
Uniqn.
cents a peck in the m arket to d a y in
The Hospital and the Medical
the heart of the sweet p o tato coun
Missionary ns Helpers in the Mis
try the grower should not w orry
sionary W ork, Miss Cora Lee Hnmuhout the war in Europe o r a n y
riek.
o ther disturbance.
We alw ays have these missionary
programs every fifth Sunday and
Now With the M ovies
i
they are KfwnyB enjoyed by all, ns
T he e d ito r Of The Herald received
this program ia a little different from a card from C h a a ..W . Ritchie yes
the others. We had quite a good terd ay in which he nta tea, th a t be
attendance and after a few: rem arks an d hln wife, M abel I’aige ate now
by our president the meeting waa w ith the movies, being engaged by
closed hy all repeating our M b pah. the Luhin C om pany of Jackson
In thc-'cTly* hiriT~ Lhgt""ira*‘ aHF~ntbook»
tended. M any who would have been "valuable to refresh the mind on
present seemed to fo rg e t' th a t the certain aspects of the present condi
dub will meet every two weeks and tion of affairs in Europe." In their
they overslept the date, hut about list are m any th at the L ib rary ’can
forty members were present and the loan to their readers.
meeting waa a very enthusiastic one
Three biographies published by
throughout.
President Lake, Vice H arper a few years ago are of spec
President W hltner, and Second Vice ial interest.
LATEST BULLETINS
London, Sept 1. -According to
President. Spencer nil being-absent
"Francis Joseph of A ustria," "W il
the
Times' St. Peters burg corres
London, 2' p. m.—The latest
from the city the mooting waa pre liam 11 of G erm any." "T he Mar
pondent,
Russia's appeal to the
sided over by A. P. Connelly and tyrdom of un Empress.” They are announcement by the" French Poles to ro-unite against the com
Embassy
here
says
Anglo-French
W. M. Hnynea acted ns secretary. by a member of the-court of Austria,
mon T eutonic foe has had an ex
The report of the com m ittees was name unknown. Tho last is tho life troops been forced give ground traordinary effect among the Slav
fire
line
but
no-wliore
been
broken
railed for and were read, th a t of story of Elisabeth, tin- wife of Frans
through. Seizure Marconi British soldiers in the German, sqrtjce In
the Finance and M embership Com Joseph.
Isles station for naval purposes form ation received in St Petersburg,
mittee being extrem ely favorable
Hooks abolit Germany:
History
indicates British preparing assail it is stated, Indicates th at the I’lliah
ami dem onstrates th a t the m ajority
Germanyi Lewis; History of the
main German Fleet. ■ Cettinje re soldiers belonging to the sixth Bres
of the people of Sanford realize* th a t (jerm un Empire, Menzel.
ports French nnd English fleet lau arm y gorps, serving on the
the Commercial Club has revived
Because writers today are draw- forced Austrian ships retreat again western frontier, .m utinied arid, killed
in earnest and they aro willing 1to ¡n g comparisons between the charSt. Peters their officers.
pay their dues if th e same promises j actera of william II of Germany and saving Montengrin.
The Slav regiments in the Aus
burg
dispatches
says
by
Emporia!
anything in the way of results. TKe^pj^ ^j-cn14 g r e a t , g r e a t uncle, Fredtrian
‘ervice are also declared to tie
orders tne-St. Petersburgs name
great American republic believes ,,rjrk l(„, (;rt.a t, readers will find
notoriously
disaffected
The Novoe
will heneforth, I k- known Petroin the principle th a t anything th a t thl. historical romances of Mullmeh,
V
re
mv
ia
says
one
whole
Austrian
grad. Change eliminate Teuton,
is worth doing is worth doing well, j u o r th -reviewing
They are Berlin
n
gi
on
nt
Wiel
over
to
-the
U u- miio
contruction present name. As
and anything that is worth paying a mJ Suns-sotire; Frederick the Great
std.
quith and Balfour to make public
for should he collected and w ith ’ nn,j Hj„ Court, Frederick the Great
addresses enroufnge recruiting.
this principle in view the m em h e rt' ntl(j hi« Family.
old and young will he called upon»
Hooks about FrancHistory of
St. Petersburg, 2 p. m. Rus •Pari». Sept. 1. !i 1.0 a 111 Great
to pay the insignificant sum of 16. France, Guizot; Life of Napoleop. sians continue hold advantage, gloom us war office announces allies
In orderly retreat only sixty eight
per year i n , advance, the price Bourerrienne; Life 'o f
Nnholeon, their whole lines. .
miles a wav.
agreed upon at a meeting held li»«t. O eu sy . The French Hevolution.
April. This money has been ready j Carlyle: Empress Josephine, Abbott:
Amvvrjt, 2 p m. British forces
(or the collector hut the m em bers. Hortense, Abbott. Marie Antoinette, landed at Ostend are to support
St. Petersburg. Sept I t*:40 a. m
have been wniting to see if the c lu b , Abbott; Louis I’hillippe, Abbott,
Belgians in plan to cut iiörmans V Furious lighting in East Prussia
had life enough to rpllert the dues J History: Rise of the Dutch Re- rear.
continuad from Lemberg to Koetfig*and the new Finance C om m ittee Hit»» | public. Motley: Hollnnd. by Grat
burg, and m Gulucia
demonstrated beyond perndventutr ,nn; jci-tsia. by Rumtmnd. Austria,
New
York,‘
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a
a
iii>er
■* that they p u r p o s e r t im l h T f th e duos by - AMhmi : Japan, by Diokaon,
Mafelda Hollanders Ryndam, ar
now.
1 I,
Daly, by Abbott; Horatio Nelson, rived seventeen hundred re fug
.4 Ucrlitw- Sept. ,1 U:40 u. tn.
The J:iub listene d "to -stmwr- r ^ X rf , y. WT^Tark Ilusnell; History of the
Kaiser ienvfs*-FMgrtTtrr-for the Russide talks ulong the lines of the mem English People, by Green: Decisive
• iun (font
London, England, Sejit. !.' The
bers taking a more active interest Hatties of the World, by Creasy;
Time*
correspondent at Ostend re
in the. d u h and the city of Sanford. War Between Jup*»tt and Russia, by
Rome. Sept. I W40 a m. Bal
cords
a
conversation w ith a Corn nn
. R. S. Kidder of St. 'A ugustine ad- l.jnthicum .
loting
for new Pope Itegin» without
officer from, Brussel» who said fran
dressed the club* regarding the m at
('urdinals
Gibbons und O'Connell,
tic efforts were being made to inflict
ter of advertising in the Foster list
llaptists in Orlando
who
arrive
tomorrow.
of magazines and papers and this
The Sanford Baptist Young Peo a crushing blow on the allies, espec
N ol-j
matter was referred to the eomtnit- ples I'nion were the guests of the ially on t lie English forces.
w ithstanding the success achieved
The IL-igur. Sept I '* 10 a. m.
tee on advertising.
The club is a t Orlando union hist night and • renby the German army', the dispatch
Ernest Sol wav, Baron Lam bert,
the present time more interested tn I ,|f r>->I a verv interesting program
nays, there is a feeling among mans M W arquet and
Baron Etnpuin,
getting interi-st aroused in the club
Some t >rn>ago
t lo*
itrlittub
Niildiera that they are tight ">ur of the rn heat men of Belgium
<
1er
iny
n
membership and until the list reach H i
I' t vi-ited y'.uifi>rd and i lu->
Jd*
have guaranteed I he payment of
cs 150 members paid up for the was the return vitii, about tw«-tit> mg against too great oi
Despite all efforts to conceal the forty million dollars which the Ger* year no questions of advertising will Sanford mem I»era coming down by
mans dem and for the salvation of
autom lhile. A supper was served news from Prussia, It is stated in Brussels.
be taken up.
form
ation
of
a
disquieting
character
The now hotel, transportation of ing program was rendered:
regarding events '*there *is taginning
’ the school children, ta tte r roads to
Chorus.
Special Notice
to circulate among the German
Oviedo, on up town ticket office,'
Sentence Prayers
There
will
be a meeting of the
forces nnd this feeling of anxiety
deeper water, the east coast canal
1lytn n.
.
trustees
of
the
Library Associaion
was intensified when two divisions
and m any other m atters wifi be
Hymn
the
and
the
W
oman's
('lull comm ittee
totalling 80,000 men. passed
taken up a t the next regular meet
S u b je c t u n n o u n c e d
tint
Mot
Meuse by the bridge of Andenne at the Presbyterian church Friday
ing which will occur on -the night of toes."
H, Srilles, between N am ur and Liege be Mibrnitted for the remodeling of
September 11th and many new mem
Baptist Y o u n g people r t l l l / c d
the building.
n route lor German, Holland.
bers will in* present at this meeting.
Q uartette.
The
German
em
peror
has
made
it
A reorganization in part will ho
Reading.
Rev. F. P. Strong and family
known to every soldier th at hi* o r
called for and the club will start
"Bring Your Powers t'nenceum have
returned from a few weeks at
ders are to take Paris or die, the
out the new season upon a much bered."
the
beach."
dispntch nonelude«.
* better and firmer foundation thzn
Solol
"B lend Your Powers Unceasing
ever before. The members are very
enthusiastic over the prospects of l y "
Song of Response.
the club and it is certain thnt the
work of the organization in the next ly-"'
iw ilte jn o n th s will he very fruitful
Song of Response,
of results.
All the differences of
Closing Remark».
opinion th a t form erly were allowed
"G o o d -B y e" song.
to creep into the meetings have been
The Sanford visitors .were: Miss
elim inated' and the entire m em ber Ioiing, Mrs. R. V. Betts, Mra. Rowe,
ship has entered most heartily into Mr, Ilryan, Mr. Gatchel, Mr. W. E.
the idea of making a G reater San Betts, Mr. M. W right, Mr. Davis,
v ille a n d th a t they arc d o in g ,fin e .
T, C. Taliaferro, the han k er from I ^ is to ho hoped th a t M anager Hern-*
ford.and this spirit will predom inate Mr. Speer, Mr. Hues, Miss Mc
Tam pa, H a ., whose car ran over don of the Stur T heatre can o b tain
to the exclusion of all else. Now is Mullen, Miss R. Stew urt, Miss M.
and killed a young lady an d serious some of the Luhin films w ith M abel
Miss
the time for the men of Sanford to Stew art, Miss E. Stew art.
ly wounded her sister lust Monday and Charlie Ritchie as the s ta rs ,
come forw ard nnd help make the Gatchrd, Mr. Rives. Mr. Rotartn,
in the W hite M ountains, was today
club a power in the com m unity. Miss D. Bettrrr Miss Lee Hamrick,
for both of them are very popular
arrested and held to hall in $20,000,
Tere should be no holding hack Mrs. W. E. Betts, Mra. HrotJjcrsutt
in Sanford., T h a t other old favorite,
which he readily gave. Mr. Talia
and Miss Fox.— Orlando Sentinels
for any reason w hatever.
Ed Lawrence ia also with the m o
ferroclaims" th a t hq waa turning
All old members a n d thoao who
vies and it Would seem th a t tho
out oi tho road to avoid another car
Copy of London M irror
' expect to join the
organisation
day of the sm aller companies has
nnd did not nee the two ladies un
E. K. Foster presented The Her
should bo a t tho next meeting on
passed and all our old favorites
til his car had struck them. He is
Friday night, Sept. 11th a t eight ald with a copy of the London Mir
have "Jin ed o u t" In the m oviw . "
prostrated by the accident and his
ror today which graphically des
o'clock, C ity -Hall.
At least we can still enjoy the dain
■■1
- —
t cribes the war situation in England
Invalid wife, who was with him, Is
ty
M abel, tho versatile Ed Law
»
H ad Good Luck
reported in a serious condition re
and E urope.' Mr. F oster’« mother
rence
a r d th'* rn rp p y Charlie R it
E. ,C. C hlttenton, P. M. Elder, ip in England now and also his
sulting from jihock and grief.
chie
on
the screen, even If wo can
O. W. Spencer and several other ■later and his sister's husband la in
not have the pleasure of their living
fishermen have returned from Coro- Belgium as war correspondent of
Every tillable acre of Florida land presence.
' nado Beach where tohoy have been the Daily Mirror. M r. Foster says
__
*
should
bo m ade to produce some
onjoying -the fishing for several i t is difficult to hear ffom his rela
thing
the
coming
season.—^
Partners
1
—
Congregational
C hurch
——
diyi. T hey brought back some tives ps everythig is censored and
from
all
over
the
United
States
Service*
will
be
resum
ed
nekt
/§(< *fita ses bass and say they caught they are not allowed to write shout
should be inyited to come here and Sunday morning: and it ia d e s ire d
, «oven fine ones last F rid a y / Mack the war situation. Although he if
raise crops while their lands ir e th a t evfery m em ber plan to be, p r e s
Moye, BiiUe Weasner and aovcral naturally worried about his rela
frozen. C a ttle .and sheep, hogs and ent.
In tho evening our aaeond
other Sanford boya are over there tives he is glad to know th a t they
goats-should
be
seen
on,
every
acre
''•Hä
annual
Labor
D ay service will b are
P
h
o
to
b
y
A
m
o
r
t
emu
P
re
s
s
A
s
s
o
c
ia
tio
n
.
•.
and there will be but few fish left in are safe an d sound this far.
where th ere is greass to feed them , held a t 7:30. T he C,. E. S o d rty . w i l l /
, th* ocean. Mr. C hlttenton brought
■
*f. '
■
or a chance to make forage grow, also begin ita regular
meeting».
: *
Co agrégation alls is
(
home several flpe ones a n d presented
Bora In maintains only 80.000 men 1n time* of pear*. but die baa tu
peaceful America and prolific Flor Sunday evening. Sept.
13th
tho
Let us have a mid-week meeting
. the editor w ith a ten pbund basa
•II of her male imputation trained to boar anna, and the number la
ida
ehoiild
be
the
world'»
mocea.
them
e
tor
consideration
will
,
be
th at helped m aterially to reduce tomorrow (W ednesday) evening.
men. The Servian army la largely composed of veterans with a .i
We
have
room
in
Florida
fbr
about
"Som
e
Reflections
on
the
E
uropean
F. P. STRONG,
the high coat of living, as we expect
morale awl a record of first rata achievement in Die lUIMn waha
tw enty million» more population..
Paator,
to eat it for t^e next week, -j
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AUGUST 25" 1914
SANFORD IIERALI)
PAGE EIGHT
J
* T
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
csre on the part of driv ers.lt is prob
able th a t nothing we can say will
have nny offset upon tho .driver* of
machines because each individual
honestly believes th a t he is exerdsing'
BEING A RESUME O f SANFORD HAPPENINGS
every precaution necessary for the
B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N “ J U S T B E T W E E N
safety of himself and his passengers
U P-TO - DA TE
■:- - v r r =
Y O U A N D M E .“
and it is tho other fellow who takes
*
t
:
1 the chances a n d comes td grief. And
»
Communications for this Column Should be M arked "Sorlrty Editor", or
I then sooner or Inter som ething goes
Phoned to M rs. ft. A. Tcrhcun, Phone 203
wrong and the trouble is charged to
All Local Advertisement« U nder
rircum siatiers over which ho hud no
M ra.-F o rrest Lake and daughters T h is H e a d in g T I I R f e t/ C E N T S p
Annoartcemml
control.
A CHIEF IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH,
AH members of the Woman*» who have been spending the. sum- L ine F o r E a c h In sc rtW n , Minimum
There is no doubt b u t what every
“ HE’LL PRENT 'E M 'V -S D SAYS SAIJNTERER.
drivpr. takes chances nt one time or Club are requested to meet a t tho mer delightfully a t Milboro, N. C. C h a rg e 25 C e n ts ,
♦ ♦ ♦ m » H » e e » e » e H e e » e e e s M H <s M s » > M S M » s k » s s m e e e another nnd each time he escapes dis homo of Mrs. Henry Wi^ht. W ednes will spend the m onth-of September
FOR SALE
aster tends to increase his confidence day afternoon a t 3:30 for th e pur in W ashington. D. C.
5 W hen drums arc beating and tile# out of ton will hot need a doctor in
in his ability to handle his car. It ap pose of m aking roses. -This includi«
ore shrilling and flags ripple In the th e morning. People take too bloom
Mrs. John,* Preston and little
For Sale— "Furnituro a t 210 Park
pear# foolish to slow up for n rail the rose com m ittee also. Bring a
sunlight and tho llower ot the young in’ much medicine anyhow. W hat
grandson,'
John
Jr.,
of
Jacksonville
Ave,
■ 94-lf
pair
of
scissors
and
a
roll
of
red
or
road crossing when there j s not n
m anhood of tho nation march gaily some need is to bo sh o t full of hot
is the guest of- Mrs. C. R. W alker.
1
green crepe papeP.
train
in
sight,
but
the
practice
js
»
down the street war does not seem so soap suds w ith an au to m atiesh o tg u n .
IFOR sale or rent.—T.hrce acxiu.,
good one. Some tim e one might for
te rrib le 'a n d it is not difficult to e n i—“ An0LUeu.lM 0g-4teL.-lt -.strsighMl j
g et to look and tho train would tic
thuse and prodnin our rights and charge extra for night worJr.TOU bet
- Mr .—» ffd**ftfrr.—ff.'*' jR*rTTffkenha her W “W trh-*fet' T* K>«rW~h0em©* •wrH* fft.-"**1!
there.
-*»
A most enjoyablo meeting of tho and daughter, Miss Thelma, who cateti. A. P. Connely.
a tru t around w(th a chip on our shoul your six; und I usually charge extra
109 Mag
%. It is tho sam e with nny little thing ro«©-#omniiUce .«jul pther. members
der jyid declare flint oar every de for work in unusually had m y t her in
nolia
Ave.
.
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hafo been visiting their*Cousin, KJn»the d ay tim e..N ig h t m eans when the which may ko W ro d S -S p ti.jM car. of the W om an's Club was held nt Polhill returned to their home in
m and m iut be respected.
if ynndmapr IhA immlilinn and center tho home of M rs. J, T. B rady, Fri
For Sale-At a dlscount-^^choU j.
B ut when we are brought face to sun quits blitrkin*.
your a tten tio n 'u p o n it nil is welt, but day afternoon, with sixteen present. Macon, .Friday last. I t was a par ship in Sanford Business Collegp.
face with the horror and death a n d 1 "N ow be sure to get this straight!
the
sbme Limn yourntUmtionmnybeiljs- Widw-siUecn pairs of- busy hands ticularly pleasant visit for
Owner unnblo to US9 it a n d it will t>©
wslt4Miattt.lt in your hat;
cousins,
who
had
not
seen
each
tra d e d a n d . you Will• cómetogrlef nt work the roses gr^w as if by
■old
a t a sacrifice. E nquire' Herald
tom s
Extreme care at all tim es even to magic, m aking a fair s ta rt on the other for th irty years.
Otlke.-103-tf.
~ u* pause- a rn tT b e n the non w h o .Is medicine for “yourself or folks, don’t
tu> point..»! «uhjarliinaxMMa—saH-to fifte e n ItutuMvii rosea to .be used at
Dr. Mason has
our pride comes and gookmhoWRhe ask me" w hat m ed icin éis
F o r Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring
ifirnU.hp.ahtt n w s .rs rlrtw s M — «© "ilhe Oity Beautiful Ball in th e fall. Moÿô òf Arcadia. as his guest Mr.
affairs of peace we are thankful th at think when you pay for the medicine
ear for 9400.00.' ju st overhauled in
the only.safe course to persue.
Tho afternoon passed quickly in
war has been evaded. And when we that you've paid all. I charge for my
L ittle Miss Olive Renfroe re good running shape. Sanford Ma
pleasant social intercourse; th e distry to .p icture‘hint buried on foreign services, and charge from one dollar
.'
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turned
from Richland S aturday. chine A Garngp. ’
of plan» nnd arrangem ents
soil, in a trench like a beast of the up. I am not dikhlng it out for noth
new club home and .enjoy Mias Agnes Renfroe accom panied
For Sole or R ent— Two nice resifield, or maimed and broken for life, ing. I had very good health before I
ment of Mrs. B rady’s charm ing hos the little lady hom e a^id will rem ain donees nt a bargain. W. J. Thigpen.
o u t pride looms insignificant and n- came here. More-over, cheap doctors
pitality. Refreshing iced lem onade for an extended visit to* Mr, and
80-tf
- gain we arc thankful th a t war has are, as a rule, .like ail other cheap
was -served throughout tho a fte r Mrs. H arvey Renfroe.
commodities,, not woth a damn'.
. n ot engulfed us.
>
For Sale-Orange grovo H acres
noon.
“ Npw listen, I d o n 't care enough
- t J 1
fine
ham m ock land, 130 ncrcN of
Mr. and Mrs. G. Logan p f Bir
The next m eeting will he held a t
J W h ile tho news bureaus supply about the practice of medicine to
Celery land, one ten acre tra c t celery
mingham.
Ala.,
are
tho
guests
of
the home of Mrs. Henry W ight at
b u t little authentic-inform ation as to practice j u s t .for the job. I want pay
land. At n bargain. Address P. O. it
3:30. A# m em bers of the cluli are Mr. und M rs. W. A. Ginn.
th e progress of .the European war, for it and unless you pay, why I
Box 1034. 104-8tc.
urged to he present and those who
the American houswife is ndt at all simply don’t want your huainras.
Mr. C. E. Hyde motored over
were not present Friday are re
lacking in inform ation as to the ef-| And th a t's not all: you need not
For Sale— Fine farm of ten :h m
from Apopkn Sunday, spending the
quested to bring a pair of scissors
feet which lias resulted therefrom in think I’m' going to carry your
about
th re e miles from th e city,
T>- Cobb Is gradually working his and u roll of green or red crepe day w ith rorfitives.
th is country. Every retaij merchant nnd troubles indefinitely.''..
nlso
two
choice city lots.
Going
way to the top among tho American
pa
per.
It
Is
not
believed
th
a
t
the
doctor
w
ith
whom
«ho
has
been
accustomed
cheap
for-cash
or
can
be
purchased
Lcaguo sluggers.
E S m'.»
A little son arrived a t the h o m e'
to dealin explains th a t the rfar is will be "dropped from theroolsof the
on easy term s. Address R^ gyre of
•
•
of
.M r. and Mhs. U.~ P. Caldwell
responsible for the tremendous a d medical society, because of this jusn e ra ld office.
*
Musical Evening
Larry Doyle, captain of tho cham
Sunday morning. He will be called
vance in foodstuffs.
tiflable outburst.
Mr. and M rs. W. L. H arvey en
pions, thinks very well of the Cardi
D. P .- J r ., which e v e ry o n e knows " For sale or Rent— Five ncres, tiled
Being a woman, she naturally does
nals’ pitching staff.
tertained delightfully with music
1 t Í
stands
for D addy’s Pet.
•
•
•
In lid, tw o good wells, located ju*l
not understand ju st why her table ^ I wish to commend the Sanford
and song F riday evening a t their
south of S tation 10 on S. & K Hall
Manager McGraw has become enthu homo on the Heights, com plim entary
allowance has been practicaliy’cut in Band aqd hope th a t the ci tire ns of
Rev. Dr. Brownlee and Mrs. way. 5 room house.
See F. W
tw o by the -advance In prices. She Sanford feel about tho boys the siastic over Milton Btock and declares to Mr. nnd M rs. G. Logan
IJrqwnlce
(nee Miss Lillian Gibson) M ahoney nt Fernald’s.
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knows that on the whole this coun minio way. The Sanford Hand has him the equal of Devlin when Devlin
Mr. Logan rendered several slideare spending their honeymoon in
try has produced one of the most always been self supporting, asking was at his best.• • •
« trom bone solos snd song selections M ontreal, N. C. Before returning
For Sale Une $35 incubator, 240
wonderful crops in its history; she nothing in the way of contribu
Martin O'Toolo, Pittsburgh's 922,- th n t delighted those present. An
knows th at a t this tim e there is prac tions nnd getting pay for their ser GOO beauty pitcher purchased from SL im prom ptu orchestra composed ol home they will visit Tennessee nnd site. Good shape, guaranteed ‘ to
tically nothing being exported und th vices and y e t I believe th a t if the Paul, declares h o 'bus no fear of dying two cornets, Messrs. Fell owes -and spend some tim e with Dr. Brown- hatch. Price $10.01). T. H. John
lie 's m other am i fa th e r-a t Calhoun, son, M oore's Station.
l-2tp
an d there will not be for m any m onths d ty a t a n y tim e could help the boys In a minor league berth.
Harvey; violin, Mr. Radford; slideGeorgia.
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• • •
b u t in* th o 'face of these facts prices it would bo placing m oney at a very
trom bone, Mr. G. Logan: pin no,
hatj soared upward and the war is good advantage. \S*»i probably have
Russell Ford, Buffalo's marvelous Mrs. Logan, - gave n num ber of
Mr. Galloway, the genial attach e
TO RENT
some of tho best•Jof musicians in the pitching machine, has gono on record most enjoyable selections. Vocal nnd of t lie A. C. L. dispatchers’ office
offered as an excuse.
For R ent 4 room cottage $10 :»
Ah a m atter of fact the wompn are Sanford B and than an y -sim ilar or ks favoring Johnny Farrell Ip tho instrum ental solas, duets, a n d en has returned from bis vnentiun.
m onth. 5 room cottage $12.50, in*
r ig h t .‘ There Is no justified excuse ganisation in the so u th can boast argum ent as to leading second Back semble made th e evening hours pass
for the famine prices which are being of and y e t one h ardly ever hears ers.
Mr. Henry Stevenson nnd bride eluding water. .G. W. Spencer.
delightfully. M r. and Mrs. Har• • •
our chitons praise th e homo in sti
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dem anded on every hand.
registered at the R pbblnj' Nest _____
vtfy's
guests
were
Mr.
a
n
d
Mrs.
Joe Rlggert. Brooklyn outfielder,
T he real tru th • of- the m atter is tution a n d they are forced to pay
Sunday.
It'
is
understood
th
n
t
Mr.
Logan,
Mr.
nnd
Mr*.
(Jinn,
Mr.
For ren t- 40 acres Tiled 1.and in
who was snapped up by tho Cards
greed* and averice on the part of them for their band room, their uniforms when tho Dodgers asked for waivers, and Mrs. Radford, Mr. und Mrs. and Mrs. Stevenson will make their a body well located.
A.P. Connelly.*
in control of the foodstuffs of the und their instrum ents and music. is a Kansas City barber In (ho off Fellowe*.
future home in Sanford.
109 M agnolia St.
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country are alone responsible for the They give m onthly concerts in th e months.
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V
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For Kent Cheap for Cush—Twenty
outrageous .situation, and thoy do park th a t are greatly enjoyed by
Mr P. M. Elder am i Miss Nellie
Catrtyrr» Itfturn
acres of good hammock land all tiled.
lea
vo
not hesitate to dem and the shylock’s th e home people an d the visitors
Sherwood Mageo has been doing
on
Wediiesdn
y
for
several
The W hitner camping p a rty re
Call or write A. .\J. Tyler.
101-tf
pound of flesh a*t a time when the to the city and our band is one of well a t short flold for tho Phillies, but turned from Palm Springs S aturday weeks stay at D aytona Bench.
Other -cities Manager Dooln would p refe r.« man evening, “a fter having, as one mem
poor ran 111 afford to make tho sae-- our valuable assets.
For R ent— Five nere» good celery
riflcc. Local grocers tell me th a t al have public spirited citiaens who who Is floater of foot than the Pblh-i ber of tho p a rty expressed it “ a
Daytona Hotrn .
i
]
land,
one a n d n half miles from San
rea d y m any of their customers have thlnlc enough of th e ir band to do lies' slugger.
Mr. T. J. Miller, accom panied by ford. N. H. Garner.
gloriously grand time. All th e , de
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99-8te
elim inated sugar an d beans and cof nate frdm time 16 lim e to h«V# i
lights of cam p life wert- fully en Mrs. F rank Miller anil Mi's. F. J.
Bon
Johnson
will
have
to
hire
a
few
fee from their bill of fare while meat good musical organisation in their
For R en t— T h n » rooms furnished
more lawyers -In order to got Injunc joyed. There ‘ were many visitprs Gonzales motored over to D aytona
city. T he following from the D ay tions enough td prevent tho FVxbi
is a rarity indeed. - <
from town during tho week and the Sunday. Mrs. Miller nnd Mrs. Gon for light housokei ping. Also tw o
- Of course it’ depends upon the tona G azette is'a n exam ple:
landing somo of hfs players before tho campers have returned with the ah zales will remain for several week». bedrooim ’ Mr*. Johns. 411 Park
“ T h a t. Saracitqt's great Italian end of this season.
view point of the m an who is in posavenue.
91-(fr
solute conviction thnt cam ping Via
• • •
• session. A local pqper quoted one band will retu rn to D dytona again
• Dr. Hoilsholder and liis brother,
the top notch of summer «port.
For Rent Furnished office equip
dealer to the effect th a t he made next season wap assured S aturday
E. F. Housholder »pent Sunday at
Now that Cactus Crayath of th e j
ped
with roll top deal:, office chairs
when
Commodore
C.
G.
Burgoyne
Phillies has formed the habit of steal
more profit in one week on The goods
D aytona.
Personal Mention
J
-----------V nnd tables. Also a roll top desk,
in stock than he did on the sale, authorised F. M. Rowe to wire the ing home, about the only thing left In
M r. an d Mrs. Deane Turner, typew riter desk and ocher equip
Mr. nnd Mr». R. A. Newman nnd
T here is a tine moral question inVolw- band th a t its serviced are engaged basphall for hltn to m aster la to Isqj-n
how
to
hit
a
pop
fly.
.
Deane
J r. nnd . Leslie Hill were m ent for sale or rent. Herald office.
little daughter, Olive, returned Sat
ed Hi such a situation. As is usually for next season, and th a t Commo
•
•
•
am
ong
‘th
e Sanford ' folks at (he
urday from a pleasant sum m er trip
the case it is probable th a t no relief dore Burgoyno will pay the ‘entire
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Th©
attendance
at
the
Polo
grounds
‘ 1T
■ ---- Beach.
">v
to
N
orth
Carolina.
coat, which' will be approxim ately
will be afforded.however.
th is y e a r has not follon off, so there
M IS G E L A N E O U S
95,600.
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does not seem to he any truth. In re ' Miss Julia Brown is spending her
O
thers
goingover
to
the
bcaeh
W
anted—
Plain nnd fancy sewing
W honta* k id for a verification of ports th at thla is a had year for ths
1 The. doctors of ’ Sanford are my
frienda an d -th ey have my sym pathy the statem en t by the G qtette-N ew s, pastim e so fa r as New York Is con vacation a t D ay to ra Beach with were D r. PhilljM qnd Mr. S. O. Dressm aking of nil kinds. , Last
Shinholser in the Philips car; Mr. house on Fast T h ird street. Mr
Mrs. W. P. C aretr.
a t flU times- I t U essential th a t I Commodore Burgoyne merely said cerned.
and
Mra. Paul Keely and Mr. M a M attie Driggers.
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elan d i n ‘with them because I know the report was true a n d th a t he had
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honey;
Osborn H erndon and- R alph
Miss Anna McLaughlin will leave
.nat w hat day they m ay be called up- Concluded to make D aytona a. pres
Moose McCormick, form er Ulant,
Four H undred Victo*
and hbw m anager of th© Chattanooga today for D ade-C ity, where sho, wilt W ight; Billy Hill nnd W. P. C arter.
pn to cut me open to see what makes ent of-tho band for next winter.'
bia
records and two J
T h at people of D aytona and thou club, was rendered unconscious by be the guest of Miss Frances Lydon.
the wheels go round and all th a t I
exchange.
€T. M. Berry,
*a»k them to dois to p u ta llth e work sands of w inter visitor^ to the d ty being bit by a pitched ball Just be
M iss'Jeannette do W alburg 1» the
back ju st like they found them even will appreciate the , g rea t generosity low the left tem ple In a gone against
W anted-Seam stess fur plain feewinq
Atlanta.
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/ | guest of Mrs. A. B. Commons on
if I s m opened by mistake. I often of Commodore Burgoyne goes) with
Stone Isl«hd.
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wondei* how in the world the doctors out saying. While th is la a greatever make enough to live on Oui of
. th rir .practice M I know . t k a r the
Mrs,. P, M. IHdij- «fill leave tonroney pwing to, a doctor la about the
d ly for N orth Carolina a n d V ir
, tdoweatvmoney In existence."O ut of
ginia accom panied by F rank W ood
/b y sym pathy for tk e doctors of San
ruff Jr.,' inhere they \wfU Join Mr*.
ford thon 1 givh them the following
i \ h- Woodruff. Frank1Jr. wjil recircular letter te n t out by a doctor
A B O U T PE O PL E A N D E V E N T S
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EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT
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back of San Bhm ardlno, Cab.
P§B
tot it straight In /your
ame region thousands of cork
nbodlUm* that some of you owe me 5 ' A" gentlem an cam e to me, the
U bavo,been jlan ted -T Í
( .'/ find . t h a t »11 hum ane need money. other day, on tho street, and politely
th a t a doctor U ju st human, whether asked mè for my y ear’s dues in the
you think.' so or not.. Some people Comthercml Club, a n d I was so aaPece/ela
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deem to think th a t he Is ono-half owl lohiahed th a t I nearly fell dead. T he
The
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tlanta
Constitution
«ays;
a h d ( th e other half jm-k-uM:the owl idea of Anyone
Ari yon collecting your due»
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, , proclivities making him prgfer/to be In the (lornme/rJal C lub is a novelty
no reason why the Federals should not
tip nt night in ste a d 'o f sleeping, a n d | indeed nnd certainly m o st refreshing.
play good ball this, thelj- first, season
j ( th e (jack stock he is supposed to pos I paid h im .n n d then a /k e d hdw .the nnd-weathering the atorm of tho’flrst
sess enabling lum to endure all kinds] people w ere, taking tothejdea, He aofison. they wlU have a. regular league
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of hardship* and Jjve on half feed and told, me thut they w ire cdmlng .a* in 19tB. It la our candid Oplnloo^ ex
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hot air.-prtmifsdu'
croas handsom ely, a Ad many had pressed before, that the Federals’ at©
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“ SoTrmy pcoplo profet, it jeoms, to never belonged to tho Club before, going to make a .go of. It and event
will hhave
a re to
to"bo recognised." Y
call a doctor a t night, when if th e y | were p iy itlg a year’s due« «fid corp- 1 ually
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had (to
To go */liter
fter him, .they would not In r In bgpause t h e J d ta of-paid tip
First Game for Giants. |
walk
hubdred yar
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alk a huhdrea
yards for him ,
dues lo o k ed llke^tho^Jub meant busi
A1
Daman:«
succeeded In gutting th©
y> easy to
up against the‘1ness
nets aand
they would
n d this loolkyl like thoy
Thn.chap
phono" a n d -th e n 'ju m p back Into bed get busy along every Hne. It seem# first victory for the Gly r
with iho "Ralph Hohlivery?” ta
an d wait for bin) to' come through to be a fa c t th a t the -Club has taken Jack Miller-once put it. 1» a pitching
on new-life a n d 1 certainly hope tlja t marvel simply beeru«e no on« can
i look'pleasant. I want to talli this
bill he th e greatest in tho flruro out how H e r o e s it. ivdng It
i about i s easy to
Club. We have work and getting away with It may be two
be pii
i-is the tim o to do it, different propositions but they «mount j
In ,a Ti
m an In ifcrnford to tho same.
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�W A R N E W S FIVE H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D
PUBLISHED
S E M I -WEEKLY
I N S A N F O R D — Life l* Woith Living
VOLUME VI
SÀNFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAV, AUGUST 2*
baptist Services Sunday, Aug. 20111
To Afk For Indictment
W ashington, D. C. Aug. 27. -T h u
9:30 Prim ary school. In the Shack
. D epartm ent of Justice is receiving
9:30 Main school,' B and of the fol
i reports every day from its special
lowing instrument* give, 15 mhiule
agents throughout th f country, who
^»»ope-enir.ifct'U in
jn y estig-HTon into
one tenor, one bass, eight fifes, one
o
recent shaP'p advances in prices
d ru m jin d piano. You are welcomed.
- j of food staples, and th r-rtrpnrrm m tMr
I l:0tl Sermon. .Subject, "Unvcidng
; evidence in many* places indicates
MS^fvWaOI^FWAr'^-Sttfd)* o f Revela
; thnt_there ha» been n well organized
tion. This is .the_ first of a Uti*SJ>l
. coEaptnreyr ¿timing " re ta ile rs to hold
ten iirrmnnTTn bi dnlis err ri i n f f n f
js up prices nnd mnke ull they can out
nesday nights arid Sunday mornings.
jg of the war period.
3:30 Junior B. Y. P. U. "New
T estam ent Books L earned."
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I t U expected . th a t indictm ents
* fli45 Senior B. Y. P. V. Special
,0 will be asked for in W ashington,
program * rendered- by the entire
t0 B rooklyn,’ Chicago, and .three other
Union.
r. cities. The others have gone out
7:45 Sermon, "T he Red Light." A
¡11 to prosecute al! persons who have
n. clearly violated the law byf con T H E
R U S S I A N S A R E S T E A D I L Y PU SH IN G large chorus wffi lead the singing.
Electric fans and ice w ater’. *
ig spiring to mnke price« on. account
T H E IR W A Y * INTO G E R M A N Y A*ND
y j of the war. T he investigation is
Always welcome.
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G EORG E H Y M A N .
j t not confined to retailers, hut also inM E E T I N G S T I F F O PPOSITION
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Pastor.
Hj I eludes jobbers and wholesalers,
re
Many retailers have followed the
r- prices set by others, without being
The French m inistry of war has
ill involved directly in an agreem ent,
Received at 2 P, M,
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Puri». Aug. 2fi New minister oil definitely accepted the services of an
as The reports indicate, however, that
Paris Second jim* allies defense war decided to make Paris perfectly Anglo-American rough riders corps
of there has been little difficulty in Much of it in Franco reported hold intrenched. The camp insures in form ed in Pari«. The men will act as
n- finding the originntofs of the move- ing well under enorm ous pressure.
lets and Will exist no m atter what scout« a n d ... interpreters. "Most
ty m e rit,‘and it has hern - possible* to
happens. • — —
speak four and som e'of th em seven
its make out strong cases in some, inlanguages. All have seen actual ser
ill stances. The investigation will be
vice and are expert horsem en. They
&s pushed all over thu rountry-’und the
will provide their own uniforms And
tie alleged violators of the law punished
m ounts, but n fund for their main
lb if it i* possible to g e t’ proof of theif
tenance in thy field has been raised
Jy complicity.
publicly.
BE HOLD
in
FRENCH ARE t^EARFUL AND
H A V E FORTIFIED ¿PARIS
AGAIN ST ATTACK
now
St Petersburg !lussimi und Aus
trian arm ies are engaged in a gen
erili h iilt|e ulimng the river Seretb
W ashington. \ug 'J* Jap an ad
[}„ |Bcm
Invaders have rcrichcd vises wifi stay in oust. Dora not in
Lemberg and are attacking forts tend to send arm y or navy to aid allies
of t hut city,
nor a tta c k Austria
Wireless ;,i
German embassy says n small GetLondon Reported here
nuni cruiser, Mng'tcbury whs blown
British destroyer sunk the
up m Gulf of Finland «>* foreign
destroyer in the Adriatic.
fleet Another say ft the big transport
with prisoners, principally Turemt
and British soldiers passed Aixla
ehupolle today. United States rn
v^y.s act for Japan in. Vienna Aus
tria in Tekio.
Uncle Stun May O wji Ships
W ashington. I). |C .. August '.!7{.
— U tter
dem oralization
prevails-,
among th e shipping interests of th e '
United States and large business
houses who were contem plating the
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purchase of ships for the Panama
Cahal trade because of the proba
bility of the l u l l e d S tales govern
menl going into the business of
'owning and operating sbi{¿s.
President Wilson was so informed
today by members of the Senate
and b y ,le tte rs and telegram s from
firms engaged in the m ercantile ma
rine tra d e . He discussed the m atter
with Senators Benjamin F. Shively,
. of Indiana; Willard Salisbury,
of
Delaware, and Theodore E. Burton,
of Ohio.
Preaident Wilson made it clear to
callers th a t he is intensely in earnest
in his desire to see regular lines of
ships established from the* United
States to South A m erican ports to
take advantage of th e present cx(
reptionnl opportunity furnished by
the European war to capture the
'f, .y trade of the countries s o u th ,of the
canal.
. Relieving that a governm ent own
ed line would lie the most practical
means of insuring an adequate sor1 1vice a n d of obtaining this trade, he
. „ -is urging Upon member« of Con> grena a* direct governm ent appro
priation for the purpose,
t .The adm inistration bill will pro.
vide for an appropriation of $25,,\* 000,000 to be invested in the
m ajority Block of a m ercantile ma
rine corporation which will engage
in foreign trade, particularly trade
with .S o u th -America.' T he company
>0 form ed would ha in all sompocta
similar to the P annm a Railroad
and Steam ship C om pany, which the
governm ent owns ‘a n d which has
been engaged in transp o rtin g pas/ aengera and freight from 'N ew .Y ofk
to Colon, In the C a n a l Z o n e .
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Washington, D. C., Aug. 28, • War
revenue Icgiidatiou to add $100,000,000 t6 the governm ent's annual in
come was considered todny-ut a con
ference between Secretary of the
T reasurer McAdoo, Democratic I-end
t r Underwood of th o ‘ house, nnd
Chairm an. Simmons of the senate
finance ■committee. Mr., Undrrw'ood
declined tp say how it w as'expected
to raise U«* additional income but It
is understood a tax on tobacco, beer
a n d liquors a n d 'possibly a A nm p tax
will he ntrricd out. / .
The bill ran be drawn quickly, in
the opinion o f' adm inistration lead
e rs ,,And its introduction is expected
to follow im m ediately a message
Bryan Tor Judge
<• L front President ‘ Wilson risking foY
W ashington, D. C., A ug.. 28.— such legislation.
Senator N athan P. B ry an of Florida
The Evening Worship
for judge of tho circuit court of ap
THo friends of Dr. A. Jy Houspeals, F ifth circuit, No w Orleans, to
hoider are glnd to see him in the
succeed the late Judge Shelby.
T hat is the program of the Flor d t y this week. Dr. Housholder will
ida • delegation in both houses of bo, remombered a s a beloved pastor
congress. and this m o rning they held of the M ethodift church several
a- m eeting presided over by. Senator yeafs ago,. He has been invited to
Fletcher and decided to endorse the preach a t the S tar in the. evening.
Junior Florida seriator to Preaident He has consented to dp so. If ho re
Wilson for the bench appointm ent. m ains ovef Sunday.
If the pastof ahould preach his
All m em bers' of the Florida delega
tion were present w ith th e exception aubject will be "T h e Value of the
of Congressman L'Engle.
Soul."
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First Annual Statement Shows a
Large Balance in Treasury
lira. $31,905.50; lines collected up to
M ay 1, totalled $4,844.86, of which
am ount the sum of $2,150 was col
New York, Aug. 28
lected from - M arch 1 to May 1.
hurg-American Granfiti
The financial report shows total re
bears for sea.
ceipts of $45,814.25 and disburse
ment*
of $ 18.(iC7.fi 1, leaving a bal
S u m m a r y of W a r Today
ance of $'J7.13G Cl to tbi- credit of
The French and British armies on
u lint tie line LVill miles across still the departm ent.
are strenuously opposing the ad
vance of tho German forces across the allies, operations to tho euM,
the French frontier.
Tho British a p p a re n tly the French, troop» in tho
trobps are reported to bo occupy Voagea district havd resum ed the
ing a strong position and are • sup offensive and* have forced the Ger
ported by the French on both mans to retire on the Sain Diet
flanks.
side.
While the -Germans have occu
Fortner Ambassador nt Berlin,
pied th e French cities of Lille, V al Sir William Edward Goschon, in an
p, Aug. 28. Dutch chamber enciennes and Ilouhaix, the official official report published by the Gov
credit' for two millions for report from the war office describes ernm ent i n , the form of a white
of m aintaining neutrality. hopefully, from tho viewpoint of paper, tells in an interrating way
of his interview with the German
Mi aia 1er of Foreign Affaira
Von Jagpw ,.antl the Im perial Gcrmah' Chancellor,' Dr. Von BethmannHotlweg, a t't h e time of the British
ultim atum , dem anding th a t Ger-,
m any .should cease v io le tlW of Btlgiun neutrality, A fc o h m ii. 10. the
official report. Herr Von Jagow de
plored the step which' G reat Britain,
wan. about to take, as he saw the
end of his policy and t h a f t h e - I m pcrial Chaitcellol, which had been
to m ake friend» with G reat Britain
and then through Great» Britain to
get closer to Franco.Similarly, the Im perial Chancellor
was taken aback.* He declared that
G reat B ritain's action wns terrible
to a degree and- declared th a t h^s
policy, liy this ¿top, "a/as tum bled
down |lku a house of c a rd s /' Ho
y *j J ö
gR.
iïYl
held G reat Britain responsible for
all th e ierfihlo evontk th a t might
happen and asked if < th e British
Governm ent had thought ,nt what
p riff the '.compact to defend Bel
gium 's neutrality would be kept.
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I'r m f ia f 1 fui|tfjM
T h f French commander-in-chief,
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General Jotfre, {p u' com m urlfatton
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to Field MaishalL Sir Jo h n French,
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com m ander of the B ritish forces,
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flays high tribute to tho valor of
IM r I ‘ I A
1 4 k? H
the
British arm y, which, he says,
I _ mELi
"did not. hesitate h u t threw its
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whole strength against • forces of
¿/X T , . r
------- « f c a .
gréai numerical superiority
I t Is reported th a t B ritish m ar
• I'tiolo oy Amencan Prams Association.'
ines have occupied. O stend to pre
vent th e . Germans from getting a
foothold on the English Channel.
tie r s are shown the Iralser <>f Germany anil the exar of Russia with thn
The German steam er Kaiser Wil
personal staffs The kaiser Is on the left When this picture Was taken » helm der Gross has been sunk, by a
was little thought th a t in a few months' time these rulers would give the won B ritish' cruiser 'off the W est C oast of
Africa.
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Two Big Men of the War
And Saw Mill Men Suffer Series of
Accidents that May Be Fatal.
W ednesday afternoon am th e (axce i
at- Zachnt>-,«” m iii'w w *\w )ef**W )jpaC 33
c lo s e . tla a r n . h l T ' t h k * d a y t h,. t ,p
■b oder nt th*»-TThtwr-Trarr M arkham “
bursted w ithout a m om ent's warn- *
ing and the boiler and brick founda-.
rion and various ■p a r t s 'of th e en
gine were hlowp a num ber of feet
through the air; The saw yer, W. D.
Sirjitli and the lum ber inspector, Mr.
Kraehlc and th e negro firem an McGrifl sufTered serious injuries and
Mf. Smith is hot e x a c te d to surv(ve his Injuries.
T he accident occurred ju st after
Engineer Al Lilgia had pulled in
with the A. C. L. train an d the
boiler was throw n over one of .th e
freight m rs parts of th e debris
striking one car and alm ost demol
ishing it. The flying brick« struck
MF. Lilgia cpd he thought a cyclone
hnd struck his engine, b u t fo rtu n ate
ly htr had just pulled far. aw ay . •
enough to escape the b ru n t of the
Tailing »bower from the ji oiler,
N'o reason can .be assigned for the
accident which will cause the mill
to close down several weeks for re
pairs.
The explosion /throw th e village
of M arkham into a fever of excite
ment and physicians were rushed
to the scene of the accident a t once,
giving the Injured a tte n tio n ^ while
others dug iflto the ruins looking
for more victims.
U l fighting period was 7,168 datys;
loss of life 1,900,000; cost in money
$6.250,000,000.
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*“ T he C rlm run war began in 1653
and ended in 1856. It Was under-,
tak e n by England, France, Sardinia
and Turkey, In support of the Sul
ta n ’s rrrlpire and to prevent Russia
from obtaining a .m aritim e outlet
from the Black Sea to tho M editer
ranean. Its duration was 734 dayi..
Tho British loas was. 24,000; the
French loss was 63,000; the Rus
sian loos V*s 360,000; tho money
cost, $1,526,000,000.
The American civil war lasted .
from 1861 to 1865. its result was
the abolition of slavery and a more
jierfect union of the states.
The
first--battle was a t Bull R u n -in Vir
ginia in 1861 and tho final surrender
in 1865 at Appom attox in tho same
state. N um ber of day», 1,468; Io n
of life 650,000; cost In mbneQr, $3,700,000,000.
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T he wax between Francd and G f r -/ y j
fnaiiy, 1870-71, tasted 305 day'«; Hye»
la*t, 290,000; cost-In money, $1,58^,The w ar'betw een.R ural« a n d T nrkoy, 1877:78, covered 456, d^tya; loss
of life, 180,000; cost in m oney $165,000,000.
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. T he Boer war In A friri; 1899lf>02. Justed 962 days; IÖ«s of life
9 0 ,8 9 8 ;'cost to Great B ritain|y $1,000.000,000. ’
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T he war between Russia apd Japnn, 1904-5, lasted 576 days; loss
ofiH /e, 55lJ,90Q;(cost in .m o n ey , $2,260.000,000.
T he Balkan war ngainrt T urkey,
1912-13, lasted 302 days; toss of life,
145,000;. money cost. $200,000,000.
Spedai B.
P* y . Program
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T.he/B. Yv P- U- program will be t
in charge of ‘the chairm an of , the
m issionary com m ittee nnd (he Bible
TV r d < , ~ >. h r - t j e r
r.r4 i
^ s n i r 7 'o w n
ing. ‘ These* leaders are preparlng a
special program nnd urge th a t all
m em bers will bo present prom ptly
a t 6:45. Visitors Are alw ays wel
come.
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Birthday P arly
Jo h n G aring entertained -quite a
num ber of his little friends W ednes
d ay afternoon a t his home, in honor
of his seventh birth d ay .
Games
were enjoyed nnd a fte r refreshm ents
were served all left hoping John
w ould have m any more hnppy b irth
days.
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�COUNTY
HAPPENINGS
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPOND
DENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY-EFFICIENT
REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD
windows was broken by the thieves
to mnkc the entrance.
As usual th e Moore.’* S tation so
cial was a pleasant event, although
the weather was somowhal rainy.
There was a good crowd in a tte n d
ance,
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OVIEDO OCCURRENCES
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night. Alm ost all the neighborhood
was present and a happy tjme was
spent by all. The rooms and porch
es were beautifully decorated with
flowers a n d trailing vines, lighted
by Jnpaneae lantern*.
The en ter
tainm ent consisted of games, mu
sic, singing nnd recitalion*.' The
violin a n d guitar music by the
Misses Kilbee was enjoyed by all.
At the close of the entertainm ent
delicious rak e and lemonade were
served a n d ail departed sit a late
hour after expressions of enjoym ent
and wishes for repetitions of such
events.
Mr. Starling, employe of life
F. E. C. Ily ., was visiting Cleveland
Jacobs last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. D. A. H art of Conway was
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. S tory last week.
• F. M. S to ry is a t Conway this
week, looking after his furni and
grove a t t h a t place.
Mr. and Mrs. E T. Cushing have
been on a visit to his father. T. -1«
Cushing. Mr. Cushing is now as
sociated with the Wilson D ry Goods
Co. of GainwVilie, where’ ho has
m ade his. home since his m arriage.
PAOLA POINTS I
T he young couple spent several
days In Jacksonville and a t A tlantic
Beach on their return trip.
M itt M attie Tate has been m ak
• Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith, Miss Ing glad the Uvea of Paola friends
Agnes Clark a n d Mr. Pat Simm ons with a w eek's visit among them .
of M aitland have returned to their
Although Miss Helen Heaaoner
home» after _________
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Helen Taermah have not*
a t Palm Springs, which Ts tui. ideal been residents of Paola th ey have
■pnt for cam ping, and which place been so intim ately associatetL^wLUt
- M e W t t U L t t E M S ..
ha*. bctuviieiy annular all. summer, all social eventa here th a t we shall
tfx^ - y'^ ^ * T O T * r r S r J.-W om M * who, because miss them very much, and -whih
nMrs. C o r a '' William« ha» moved
of failing h e a lth __.baa. been.atvcrnl wishing^ lhcm__all good things in
weeks a t-rB r^ -O h ris t* .
-undertaking*, sincerely into the Powell cottage for the win
Mr«. Williams will b e ' prin
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left yesterday accompanied by her regret losing them and hope some ter.
nephew, Mr. E. G. Whitney (or his day to welcome them back. Miss cipal of M onroe school this winter.
hom e in Portsm outh, Ohio, where Reasoner has joined her fam ily In
Messrs. Bell, Locke a n d Miles
her many friends hope through Michigan a n d accepted a position made a business trip to D aytona
their care and change of clim ate her as pianist in an orchestra.
Miss M onday by auto.
condition will soon be m uch im fserman has gone to her old hom e
Miss H elen Iserman has gone to
proved.
in KansaA , where she will enter Kansas to spend the winter. Her
C. T. M cCulley, with hla sisters, college this winter.
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many friends regret losing her.
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Misses Anna a'nd Lcita and- their
Mr. and Mrs. Kressllng. f who ' Miss D ora and M aster Rush Staf
friends, C. L. Cook , L. M. Braswell have, been visiting Mrs. Cleveland ford have .returned home after a
a n d Misy P ritc h a rd enjoyed a n out at Echo Lodge left here for New pleasant visit to relatives in Geor
ing a t Lake Jessup last week.
York via C lyde Lino from Sanford gia. Their grandfather accom panied
The Woodmen hnvo purchased last Monday.
them home.
tw o lots of the school property and
Mrs. C. A. P o tter and little daugh
Mr. Jim m y Johnson is the tirxt
will erect n two story brick building ter, Helen, after a long and happy farmer to set pepper plant» in the
in the near future
visit with homo folks returned to field for fall crop.
B .-F , Wheeler and Mr. a n d .Mrs, their home a t Cocoanut Grove on
Fish are biting fine in this lake
Jka. If. Lee of Lake Charm are in Tuesday of last week.
and river a n d every day a party
N o rth Carolina where they will
Harry G arwood is Up nnd at goes' o ut to enjoy the sport.
■pend several- m onths among- th e work again.~ *•
Mr. B arto w Mann ha’rf returned
mountains.
Mrs. B. W. Sm ith is improving home after n pleasant vacation spent
F. A. W allare of Oriando is now after her recent illness, and is able in Georgia.
employed by D. D. Daniels to as to be about the house once more.
School opens August 31. We ex
sist in the drug store.
The Bruce family from Palm pect to have about sixty pupils enM r. Glover Bernroettcr of Jnck- Springs spent Sunday with Mr. and
ru^e<^‘
Bonville is spending sometime with Mrs. Bridge.
Misa E lisabeth and M aster John
relatives snd friends in town.
Mr. Schmela- is tenring down nnd .Hawkins are here from Oteen Spring
removing to Woodland Park, the to upend the venter with Mrs. Cora
last rem nant of the once fam ous Williams.
MOORE'S STATION
Pine Crest Inn, where It will help
Harry Willklm* is at home after a
to make a large dancing pavilion month spent a t Cocoa.
Miss I>aura Hawkins is visiting
M r. and Mrs. H. M. Gilbert are and possibly inaugurate in this
‘‘neck
o’
the
woods"
the
dancing
with
her Piece, Miss G ra c e /H a w
leaving on • T hursday for D etroit,’
erase
which
is
taking
the
world
of
kins.
M ich. .The G ilberts acame
here
a b o u t three year* ago for M r. Gil late.
Miss Lillian Booth is stopping
b e rt's health, w hich has been greatly
U. S. NOTIFIED
with
Mrs. Taylor in §anford who
benefltted and it is throught the
D octor's advice to Mrs. G ilbert has not yet recovered her usual Of Jap an ’s Dorlars I ion of W ar on
"Ja c k " is keeping
t h a t they re tu rn north, as she has good health.
Oernjany.
' been ill a great deal during’th eir res bachelor’s hall . during her absence.
Viscount Chliida, Japan»*««* ¡unbanidence here. \ M rs. Gilbert will- be
Pears and peaches' ar?. about gone
greatly- misaed- from the .S u n d a y but gua.vaa a n d persimmons are on sailor ntpJVuMhlngioii, formally notlschool work. O n o .an d all h o p e 'fo r hand, and our showers still con .flinl -the^tTnltcd State* that Japan
hn« declared war on Germany. The
har raturn to health. . ____________ tinue.
‘
American government wh« asked t*
T h e weather has been favorable
core for J a p a n ’s inten-sta in Ger
for plant raising. There aro miles
many.
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a n d milt¡e of whito covered seed
Viscount Chlnda repented n«*tird i l i . LIOTA SNAPSHOTS
snees rtH*ently given lo the ItrltLnIi
beds through o u t the Celery D elta,
government that Japan*« activity
w ith celery seed beds in the lead for
Oh, w hat nice refreshing rain» we would be conlluv«! to the Chinn non«
num bers, cabbage, cauliflower ahd
are .having, an d what kindly feelings and cnilerii Asia.
*
peppers as seconds. Lettuce seed
The poNltlon of the riilt»*»l Slut«-«
the glittering drops inspire in our
beds will be next to be s ta rte d .
breasts. M any of our worries nnd net forth In Korret.nry B ryan’« note
Considerable okra has been -planted
anxieties are obliterated by these of three <iiys ug»» has m et with J a
all ovef ,the section.
pan's approval. In rhnt communica
long wished for showers.
tion the Unlled 81 ateq . “noted with
Fred Dorner has been hero for a
Some of our farmers are m aking satisfaction" th a t Jaimn jrromUcd to
abort time overlooking his trucking
hay and every one is delights^ over , mnlntaln the Integrity of Chinn -ond
business. He has a fine crop of
the sweet jm tatb Itrospect.’
eventually restore Klao-Chow to
celery up in New York,' which he
Chinn,
sought no addi
The
fruit
in
this
section
in
meat
expects to h a rv e st about O ct. 1st
tional territo ry nnd nad pledged her
pari
Is
looking
fine.
• a n d mill then re tu rn here to superself to m aintain the principle of th r
Dr. and Mrs. J . . W. Nixon loft "open door" In Chinn nnd equal op
,in te n d his celery crop-at hts Celery
avenue farm. *
e last- week to .¿pend their vacation, portunity for the commercial Interest*
the Doctor's relatives in of all pow ers..
Miss Isabel Haynor Is a t .hom e
r
Carolines
an d Maryland.
again after several months sp e n t a t
WAR BULLETINS.
Mrs. P. E. Gulley and little aon,
her old’ home, Goodground, L. I.
.».
Joe,
who
have
been
vis]ting
rela
M rs, -M cDougnl and., d aughter,
¿ .p u ssla n tm tjlo front ,ort German
M iss France» have retu rn ed 1 from tives in Conway, returned-..hom e froiltler extend*'11S mile».
N ew York city, pdicrc Mrs. M eD ou- Saturday bringing-*“ Mr*. Culley's
Pari* roimrta ’ 200,000 German
. gal went for tre a tm e n t of h er eye«, sister, Miss Bertie .Barber huma troop« tn vtptntty of Brussels.
receiving no J$/kcfit, but will re tu rn with them for a ahort visit. ’
•The 800 Brit lati «subjects in M un
Mr. a n 4 ’ Mr*. Albert N elson -of ich were « Ire n two *d«ya <to. leuV*
there in O cto b o h ^o r further tre a t
Bayalc, CuLa. who have been .visit city.
m ent.
ing
Ktr. and Mrs. Lawlence Sw an
lh letters to " friettds^M rs. DétaBeer hn« been advanced h alf « ceni
n iate r says a s . y c t'T h r D bctor has son for several weeks -i«It W ednes a glass tn litm lc h . A ’Lx*
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getstved no bepeAt for hla nfffvc day for Jacksonville. ..
Refugees from Brussels say It took
troubles.
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V,
1 .M isses. Pearl and Margie Kilbee •even hour* for German troops tc
nnd Emma Proctor of Geneva1«¡lent pass through the elfy.
y Howard Sw arttt has returned from
several day* visiting a t the hom e1of
Itallnn arm y will
mobilised An.hla váattlé^i sp e n t a t Lake C h a m p
the former's grandparents, Mr. and gust 27. W ashington bellevgs Italy
an .
«* .«>• i f i t u
will Join England aud Frahc»* against
Mrs. G. M. Jacobs this week.
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Mrs. Ada Broadw ay of Sarasota , Mr. a f ld /^ lr s . Billie Jacob» and Germany.
was, the guest pf her unde, J. F. family, Mr. C hn tt. Faw cett, Mr
King Alfonso has won oyer, thr
McClelland a portion o f'la s t week. Newton, M r. \Voodward, Mlafca Spanish w ar .party, and as a resuU
«pain will m aintain a "friendly neu
Miss Nellie Lough from to w n was Birtis Jacobs anti Emma Proctor, trality ■’ ■■ long as her Interesls ‘a rt
a visitor a t the A. B. Cameror} home Mr. G. Long an d'G eorge Long ail uninjured. •
.
recently.
were visitors to Orlando Iasi week,
Bavarian governm ent has arrang
Postm aster Tilden Jacob« wont to ed to provide three .trains weekly
.H e n r y Cam eron has been In P a
la tk a some time,,^assisting in the Christmea Inst Saturday to assist until nit Americana ’«re removed
branding of 6 0 0 ’ young calves, be Mr. A. F. Tucker, the new actin g from Bavaria. Tltere were 2.00C
postmaster -wt th a t place to get AUHrrlcans Ip Munich when war be
longing In
in th
.. .e.
kept there
v
th
ln ft straightened out and "order
h la 'f a t^ r r, Joo Cameron.
The
German
troops th a t torn»ed
supplies for th e office]
E d Cameron is getting a b o u t on
part of th e Interpatfnnal fnrbe In Al
Mr. a n d Mr»,^D*;*L 'Bridges of bania have Joined the Au«trlans opcrutches, as th e resu lt of a b ad kick
Gastonia, N. C., urrivcii • ;-vr urd.iy I«'«lug the combined Montenegrin
received on hla knee.
to spend some tim e with the la tte r ’s and B errtan arm ies Invading Bosnia
M r. and Mrs. O. J. Pope expect to mother, Mrs. Dorothy Self.
Thai th e Uerman Crown Prlnct
rem ove to th e Campbell place on
has not bepn whaudsd. and Genera!
Mrs.
J.
C.
P
artin,
who
spent
last
Celery avenue shortly. M r. Pope
Von Kinmlch did not commit anloldr
will superintend the work th e re ,-a s week with her mother, M rs.. L iu ie at. Liege, w e rft.a u te m sp u -m a d e ou
Jacobs
returned
-to
her.
hom
ein
well a i on hla ow n' place on B ear dull
hla a rrlra l In New York by Count
Ovjedo Sunday.
Johann
Von Bcrnatorif, German Am
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y
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Mrs. N. C. Jacobs, who has been bassador to th e United States.*
general store on Gol
Gartflan f o r e « from’ DaroarlalanC
broken intc* la s t huite 111 for some time Is much invaded Becbaunsland. British .terrl
better
a
t
this
writing.
the m oney
tory, but . w ere defeated, according
T h e apacloua home of M r. and
t andl.M rs. <}. M. Jacobs was the scene of
. . . ,,
the fro n t1a pleasant social event last F rid ay festtd a t ribubats lost 29.000 klHoc
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amt wounded and thousands o f pris
oners, i c a rd in g to sn official dis
patch received from Nish, Servia.
Germany ha» cilled to the colon
all the last reserve (Inndstunu).
Many of these reservista are ja ó ri
than 60 yenrs of age, and a ré vet
erans of the Ftniico-Prussian war.
The usual strength of the landatunx
U 060,000 men.
'The French cruiser DcSslx h as cap
tured the Austrian steamer G rad at
and taken It Into Brest. It carried s
cargo of sugar and flour. T he llnet
Flandre, which has been converted
Into an auxiliary cruiser, has taker
to the same port the Austrian echoon
er Baruibeck, laden with n itrate.
The Dutch newspaper Algemelc
Hnndlesbladt, a copy of which ha»
been received In England, says In s
message from Maastricht th a t Gen
eral Leman, In command o f th e BeV
glnn troops a t Liege, was wounded
by the explosion of a shell.
German Charge d'Affalree Hanief
Von Helmliauaen^aL-WMMjlfftau *n*
'nounred that he had rec*Hed an offi
rial message from Berlin sta tin g thai
the Germans had won n "magulflcenl
battle between--A&U. .
“Thank Goodness!”
Deliveryman : “ I think you ought to thank
me. They just got here this morning.
Yes— pretty hot day for ironing, .
so I unpacked them and brought
them right along.”
Mrs. Worker: “ I am
more than thankful—-I
am perfectly de
lighted.”
G-E Electric Flatirons and
Fans will chase away the wrin*
Idas placed by the touch or
care and worry on the
face« of your mothers,
wive* and daughter*.
Come in and
make your se
lection from
The Leader* at
the Market.
1
$3.50 IRO N S.
NOW $2.50
The Ituaslan legation at the Hngu«
announced th a t the nusslaus havi
scored another victory In c*st_ l ’rus
■In, capturing atx Austrian officer*.
1,280 men and a battery of a rtille ry
The Austrian losses were »aid to b«
severe. '
That England has called all bet
army reserves In the United Ntatet
wss learned In New York from i
acntl-qfficlal source. In reply to In
quiries at the British consúltate fot
confirmation this statem ent wat
made: “ An official statement will j>t
innde Inter covering the situation.'*
The Italian government announced
that the Duke D’Abruxil had beer
it|rpolnted comumiider-lh-chlef o f tht
Itnllnu navy. This lx an im portant
step in this country’s preparations foi
war.
The Rotterdam correspondent ol
the London Dally .Telegraph sa y s be
cause of n shortnge of flour R o tte r
dam linkers are making bread com
posed of equal parts of flour and po
tatoes. The m ixture. Is palatuhie.
SA N FO R D LIGHT & F U E L CO.
110 PARR AVENUE
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The C itrus Cenker.
The citrus canker situatimi 1* summarixed by a recent retain «>f E \V.
Berger, l’h D. of the Unlverwlty oí
Florida. lns|M-ctor nnd ■-utmindogb.i.
He states, th at no further cuaes ol
the canker have been noted n\ M unticello, where tt was ttrst dlscov.-red,
but further specimens have b,-en a.-nt
tn from Snntn itosa amt »inlltv.-r, In
dicating a spread to western Florida.
Lower Prices
on Ford Cars
#
Lflectivc August lit 1914 to August 1st 1915 and
guaranteed against any reductions during that time:
(In th« I nitrii «Ulr, »f Smrrir* Onljr)
Back From War Zone.
Three liners brought. Into
New
York 1,'Jftl m ore refugees from wnr
rnck*-<I Europe. The «hip* were th*
NcHirdatu Ilottcrdani. with l.OStt pa*eengt-r* : tin* Principe de Uilhie. frois
Genoa, with lob, it ml the Krl*t Inula*
fjord from Si-iindliinvln with l.lflU
On the I’rineljH? tie Udine, which Iih<1
been rhnrteretl by n comm ittee ol
Anierlcnn*. were cx-Mayor f!e»>rgi* II
McClellnn, of New York: ITe*hletit
Nlcholii« Butler, of Citlmnhln u n iv er
sity, and F. W, \'nml|-rl>111,
,
$500
550
750
Runabout Touring Car
Town C ar ■
Buyers to S h a r e in Prof i t s
All retail buyers of new Ford cars from August 1st 1914
to August 1st 1915 will share in the profits of the com,pany to the extent of $40 to S60 per car, on each car
they buy. P R O V ID E D : we sell and deliver 300,900' new
Ford cars during that period.
Ask us for particulars
Ford Motor Company
C. F. WILLIAMS. A<«i t
EDWARD HIGGINS. : .Ir.m.n
Kentucky Marshal Slain.
Po««»*« scoured the iielgliboring b ill»'
for trace o f the murder* of John <'»>l-|
Hun. town mnrshul. who was «bot
from nmbuHh at Berea, Ky.
ÌA * o iia rd
W a t k in s
w as
a ls o
ah o.t,
oelng ditngerously wounded.
Net
H e r Abode.
“ Mv !nc»inn- t* snntll." id »* rut her
dilatory'lover, “and |H*rlmp* It l* *t u »-I
of me m take y»nt from ymir futber'«
roof.“
•’But I don’t live, mi the .roof." wu*
the prompt roply.
Fire Raxes Fam ous Louisville T h eater.
The Hopkins theater, The sc en e ol
m any' fam ous political conrentlohs.
h o t recently uaod. os a moving picture
house, was daatroyed by Are u t L ouis
ville. Ky. ’ T he Io m was 1100,060.
Ttuvo flrantsn wore injured. Í
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s
T h e • N a tio n a l • W e a k ly
C' A '
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JOHN DEUHK STAG SULKY
i F irst T i m e
HILL HARDWARE CO. i
In C l u b »
U n til th is r e a r '
Collin’,i has been
soldst 15,50. Now
the price is 92.50
and wshsve secured
a concession where
by w* can offer it
at a still further
reduction In con
nection pith this
publication. 0
Sole Agents For
J p tfN
Agents for E. C. BROWN’S SPRAYS. These sprays
are equipped with two Double Acting Pumps.
W e also carry a complete line of PLANET JR . Farm
■ Tools, See us before you buy as we can 3ave
j1 you m o n e y / Y
Spedai Offer to Our Reader»
k r c o r n ü i n t tilt i t t t l drmlrtd Igr
. CtfbrVat
n iw .p u cr, w« tn *« eisd*
muJt ¡M
*»f s h m u to
w
tr It *mt our own pubUcitlon etch on e year
(h t p r u t of CdBtr ttlo n t. Thi* it t lim ited
t t «ad muH b« t a k e n e d v u n i« of proitiptlr.
2»
HILL HARDWARE CO^
What You Get in Collier's
V* t* th* ose bis. ladtDtodret, frtilru
wttkl» ot the whol* coualrr. Not ouït U It th«
«ood ritUro'l hsmlbook but II {« al«o S
Dltuine <or the whulg lirmilr. Anoni th«
ibin** thit s r«sr s sab«crtpUoo gm *.sr*f
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THE HANFORD HERALD
A ^.
P A G E T U JIU
our desperation we hurried two of
our most Influential m em bers, Broa.
J. K. M illing«* and
H. A. Mc
Mullen, as a ’ com m ittee of two, of!
SA N FO R D 'S F IR S T M E T H O D IS T CHURCH AND EARLY
to th a t city to meet the Bishop. It
waa Sunday morning, b u t In spite of
STRU G G LES O F T H E PIO N EER S
the sacrednesa of the day, the good
Bishop was prevajled upon to re
tu rn in the carriage w ith the com
IÌY A. E. PHILIPS
m ittee. He rested until the evening
From-Paper Head al the Methodist Corner Slone Laying
hour and then preached for us. The
rtext day he met the official hoard,
(Continued from Tuesday» Paper)
and your humble servant took posi- who laid our case before him and
How did Sanford get it?
You tion either side of the other gilded; en treated his influence In our be- »
.
■who are strangers will be surprised Btairway, and by persuasions, some-1 half
w e1
jit the crudity ofvthings i n ' those tim es supplem ented by force,
•
, I At statem ent ju st received from
days. Each man sent his barrel
. I
,’ Ur‘ ‘ T T
Y“1 th e Church E .tension Boar,I . h o .
, . ........... .
, kr . , !m
out to W hite’s, had it fiHcd and convinced the hoys and girls t h a t ! th
a t, our indebtedness a t th a t tim e
hauled in. He paid 25e a barrel they must stay on the lower deck was
1,228.26, 11,028.26 principal
for the water* and 60c to have it or in the dining saloon while they airtl 4200 interest. T hrough the in
hauled Jo his door. How did we get enjoyed their rake and ice cream tercession of the Bishop the Board
barrels th a t were water tight? You a n d — talked love!
donated to us $900.00 of this lnwill hardly believe It when I tell you
T he people of the M ethodist dc-1 debtedness, the church paying the
these were kcrospno barrels!
One nom ination here were poor people,j balance of $ 3 2 l2 5 head was knocked out, the barrel an d so not able from ready cash to
T hus th e' Sanford
M ethodist
filled' With straw which was set on finance the building of only a modchurch became the bonefichify' Of
/ire,' thoroughly charring, the inner^
r ' ' U.r.Ch::
t hey-:* * * d° W" ¡ t h e C hurch'E xtension Board to the
surface' of the barrel, which •was'* to th e bottom of their pockets many
am o u n t of $900.00. This statem ent
then scraped aa clean an we could a tim e in supplementing the profits
is proba lily an eye-opener to most
EARLY CHURCH HISTORY
r
p , U. end It . . . r*..ly for
ll ,1 the . t « ~ H comntMdjI enter-[ "
ulmeet
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ponsesThis part of “the history
of. theso
crude «UiibgV'krut"tiuroldrat.
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WOODRUFF & WATSON
WOODRUFF & WATSON
No Words A re More Eloquent
Than the Simple Facts of The
Greatest Clearance Sale
j .hould cuuvlnre you
(le.
In which every Fancy Summer S u it in.
this fine stock is at your choice during
this sale at one of three greatly reduced
serves the small yearly assessments
inhabitants^ now living can vouch would not be complete without
th a t are made on the churches
-for th * -tru th of the statem ents. The special mention o( the honored name throughout the connection. This
pleasantest rem em brance about this of Judge J. Wolford Tucker, who B oards aids in buQding thousands of
water supply is th a t of a thirsty contributed more largely of his churches. Can more be asked o^ it
crowd on a hot day gathered around lim ited individual means than any here th an it has already .done for
p ric e s :
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the curb a t W hite's and drinking o th e^ member. Som e m oderate con the Sanford M ethodist
church?
great draughts of pure* cool water, tributions to the cause were also Judge ye.
as it came up ' from th e depths in m ade by kind persona a t a dis
If you have kept up w ith the fig
the
"Old oaken bucket, the iron tance, and one public collection was
ures
you have observed th a t the
bound bucket, the moss covered taken up by Bishop Kavanaugh
old
church
building, w ith expenses
who preached in the church on one
bucket th a t hung in the well!’’
of
moving,
re p a id '- furniture, im
There! I have slipped up o n ' occasion. This was subscribed to by
provem
ents,
interest on loan, etc.,
you. before you knew it, perhaps. I all classes of people. But nearly all
cost, ap art from the donation of
with another variation.
.
| of it was very hard earned money . . .
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. . . . , a nnn nn
Hut I must hasten bark to the which built the original church from
ln <mr< ' ^ ro lma 0 *
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Perhaps
at
this
d
ay,
will)
all the
s
ta
rt
to
finish.
The
exact
cost,
for.
history.
Don’t forget we were a t the ro r-jw a n t of lost data, cannot bo poil- adv an tag es at h a n d —skilled nrchiner of Sanford avenue and Sixth lively stated, hut in round numbers! tects und mechanics, im proved maatreet when
we were sidetracked th a t cost may be safely estim ated chlnery,. m aterial m ore accessible
.b y 'th e variation. Rev. A. A. Pres- a t' not less than $2,600.00 complete,
(Continued on page 7)
brey, who was preaching in the w ithout furnitute. Again our inde
town hall once a m onth, was a fatigable ladies put forth their hands
carpenter, anil he was employed to and made the money which bought
The pointH to keep uppermost in mind are n a m e ly these:—
build the church, performing his the- [lews, the pulpit furniture, car
That
every nuit is high-grade; lhat there Is no finer ready-towork at interval* lH>tween his dif pets, etc., adding over $500.00- more*
try-on clothing in the world for men f that there is a full measure
1’roininf'iit
ferent appointm ents to preach. The tn the original cost
of seasonable service before every su it; that Ihe values quoted
money to purchase the material am ong the leaders in this last men
a n d,r ja y for construction was raised tioned •■(Tort are remembered Mrs
are the regular prices which have been priced in our own stocks;
for the most part by the process W ilbur McCoy, Mrs, Horace Whitesain*
that every desirable Htylc and quality of Summer Suit is repre
IW«. S Co.
frequently condemned in lai»r years, man, Mrs J K M ottlnger and Mrs
sented
in the great assemblage; (bat every man is positively as
Km
called church festivals. These were J, K. Early, vAll of these are living
O A»
sured bis style, color, size and proper fit, and the full service
tem porary commercial enterprises, still, except the lust nam ed.' And
Malm Iwr
^
Hint is to be'expected of our clothes at regular prices.
which in those days were Conducted we t a k e off our hat to <>ur venerable
lUkmt** New York
as cleanly and honestly* a« Tthy other, M other Simile who still l i v e s anc
and made profit»ihi,e by the expendi resides with us, and who extended
i
ture of money, tim e and tabor, a helping halli! to the old Earnest
Did vou think they were pastime Chapel building, again to the orig
occasions?
The tired hands and innl church' building, still again to
feet anti weary faces of the noble its removal anti remodeling, and u
women engaged therein testified to on tleck today with liberal hand
the weight of the toil th at taxed contributing to the building <>f the
their power of endurance to a sta g Sanford new M ethodist church
gering limit. *
We also make our acknowledge-1
m
enls
to other ladies of the sur
Men’s Wash Suits, $4.00 Grade.................................... .........! ........ „$2.65
Think you these were schemes of
rounding
country. Our good Mrs.
extortion?
Let me tell you that
M e n s . W a s h S u i t s , $ 6 .5 0 G r a d e . . : . . * ....................... 1...............................„ "..$ 3 .6 5
when these dear women contriti M. J. Dnylb, now perhaps the only
uted, caph one. her part, from h er[ surviving member here, and to still
M e n ’s $ 8 .0 0 P a l m B e a c h S u i t s . . : ............................................................_ .,_ „ $ 4 .9 5
pantry „or- purse, Lhat part was a others who have m ov'd aw ay, and
clear gift.
And whefi th eir little we how reverent'y in memory of
common st-ock jtjn d u n tcd in value the nobly llgLlLjd -P.UlILL- dettr. Utica,
say to $10.00, and -as vhe faithful | w ho may look dow n upon us this
servant in the parable they muni|>- day from the skies a* th.-y revel
M EN ’S WASH PANTS
HOYS’ NORFOLK SUITS
uluted th at stock *<> as to realize in t h<- <-ti|oymc[it "f their reward
around
the
liront
W
hile
’throne
$10 00 profit on the investm ent,
Sin-s N to 10 Year,
$1.50 Line .................... $1.15
. then as the* servant brought to his
The church building
was
re
master .the five talent» with wfiich moved from . Sanford avenue and
$5.00 und $6.00 Suits
$3.95
$2.00 and $2.50 Ulne........ -1.35
he had been intrusted, a n d the other ; Sixth street to I’nrk avenue and!
$7.50 ami $8.00 Suits . ... 5.95
five talents he had gained besides, F ifth street, the present location, in
$3.00 and $3.50 Line........ 2.65
<10 00 and $12.00 Suits
7.75
so th e s e . good women turned into July, 1892. Dr T W Moore was pas-1
*
the church treasury the $10.00 they tor at that time.- The lots com-'
started with, and the $10.00 profit prising the new location cost $050 00.
la-sides, and, bless their innocent the ex|H*n»e of removing was heavy,
souls, said they had made $20.00 und in September of that year w<by the transaction! "B reathes there made our first application to t he
a man*’ who would call that ex Hoard of the ( ‘hurch Extension (or
tortion?
i
a loan. We asked for $1500.00,
These compierei«! entertainm ents ¡ a n ,| this amount the Hoard con- t
were field in ti*j hall 'whore we wor sen ted tu grant us in April, 1892.
shipped, or a t private residences, payable in five annual installm ents
' Boys Are Cleaning Yards
»
or In some vacant qtorc room, or, qf $200,Ufl each, with interest at^,
'of
■Sanitary -Inspector A. D. .'.Smith
*•*
t.
»
perhaps, in the open air. - But fre six per cont, payable semi-annually.
is. a -tn u c h *ouiiht man these days
quently they Were conducted on a T he security requirud was first"mort
1iy th e aipnll boys of Sanford whp
ISFAlaLTO
ALLFQHS
S
OF
larger scale aboard the steam boats gage on the property, together, with
have, cleaned their yards.
J
IN SECTS&VERMIN
k : J■
of the D eB ary .ajid Pooplo's Lines- the note of the trustees and insur
-*#j ■
According
to
an"
'annoQ
ncenm
t
The genial cajitains o r these hand ance policy,', made payable to the ItisNc 2-poisonous tot HeHu
madq a week ago and through the
Sow er Pipe; Doors. Sash and
some steumera, notably C apt. Shaw Board. It was SeplciAber. 1893,
✓ . of the DeBary, and C apt. Rate of before all these formalities were m a n ! \m ily. I t can b speeuy rourtesy of M anager Herndon of
Plinds, 'Lim e, Cem ent, Tile,
the People’s Line, tendered the use com pleted and the $1500.00 ob •colon Beds,Clothing,C uiains the Star, Mr. Sm ith Is, now giving
Walls <'<£. without eftsc doting |t o every boy who present» 'a note
of their boat*, with dining saloon tained.
Lath, Shingles, W ire Fencing, 5
from his parents stating .that V
and servants and time, f r t t , to the
orinjw
ing them in any way
T his amount was not sufficient to
Vas
cleaned
the
back
yard
a
free
O'
} u ladfes of tho church, and m any were
Corrugated Iron* Roofing
pay. moving expenses, buy the now ‘T H E " Dl E H AS A P L I A N T ticket to the picture .ahow. As a
«>. the delightful moonlight excursions
lofa. repair tho building, add the
i o d o r , V i
*nO h
*« I
« ‘ around Lake Monroe enjoyed, foi Sunday school rooms, the tower, and ]5A DEODORIZ ER DuKSAW. cop»4«iuence the boys are looking
for
him
a
t
nil
times
of
.the
day
and
' -U '
the steam er^ In those days lsy over
the resets, pay the architect andj -AY/WlTH ALL H O U S E H O L O H L II night, an d Mr. "Smith being a busy
The Best Metal Shingles at $4.75 per-square
here n t ' night. These commercisi
meet all unavoidable bills, and our
NCES
m ap apd not in hit officy a great
. ’ " riP»
enterprises were liberally patrop- secretary of that tim e informed me
Three Kinds of Cypress Shingles from $2.50 up.
AIK VCHJF 5C At • *ND IF H I f
deal -they infest the police office,
). Í i*cd by all
ca«4*t lu m » you w a it ! Ol
denom inations
and
* ^
0
1(1
•
ine?
TO
Ut,
we were compelled to raise $2.000.00
|TA|NLltt~*sQM >Ol»0tOUt"the plsrk’s office and oveh come to
1 -classes, for the.S anford pUhlifc. pulled
Cyprefis
Boards
for
Boats
and
Lumber
of all K inds
»HON IlF LO ttV i Qj I t NOT i f .
mQVb."ï*sThi»r;ym >unt was realized
MCT TN| IK 1*9- The Herald office in -their search.
together then as pne fam ily in such
through aubarriptioiU and the usual
However, Mr.. Sm ith never falls to
, Columns and Newell Posts, Banisters, N ovelties.
things, and m any hundreds of dolcommercial efforts.
have a ticket in h is'p d c k c t wher’R
IC
E
5
75'PER
QUART
. .
' :
f j
L
i 1
l '
• l\
iars wfere turned in to the ^ohurch
evpr found i5iT the boyVjrith the
By the same means We p a id 'the•
i treasury from theeo BOurVfea.*^ d t need
jUSKALFGAtljOtt,,
ST* *
proper credentials.
>2.50 GALLON
r T ] »ot be added th a t th s social f*a-, Interest to the Hoard and made
An
experienced
glazier
has
been
* v* '
*_ $ - f
’ V ture of these occasions contributed paym ent« oh the principal hntil the
5PRAYERS.50«EACH
In •‘A d d itio n .tir-th e above dllar a
secjired and wc can now fill
j l tr ^ I y to their enjoym ent. - Only £f©*t irse ie of 1891-96 struelc u«,
fine $3.00 Reach bp*e hall gloVe,
i»“it
one* restriction sv«s laid upon Jhaae mm
a n d tu
ao Reduced
our resoure«» th a t
vrltfch dill he seen a t the 'Shnford
L w orders fo r New C la s s W indows,
pleasurable parties, and th a t was for a' time we were unable l o pay
F urn itu re store or a 11.60 knife is
FAÇZ&RY
5.0
CE
*hen the elegant steam er, City of luatallm ents or even the interest.
to bo. given the boy who deans the
Doors, Show W indow s, E tc.
' Jacksonville,. first cam e out. Capt. We -were in a desperate strait.
rhdst yards in his neighborhood be
Shaw aaid to the m anagem ent: " T h e ' Business in the town was stagnated
tween,* now and Oct.- 1st, the hoy
fatpeta Ip the passenger saloon are M any people had moved aw ay and
with tho largest num ber of yards to
Even the com
^ l f y coatfy a n d very dalloate, and 1 some had died.
his credit getting th e glove and the
« n ’t allow you the use of the steam- mercial efforts could not lie revived,
nojtt* largest getting the knife.
FOR SALE BY
*r uni eta you will guarantee that for both population, p n d finances,
T he boys should aeo Mr. tSm ith
no refreshm ent! be tak en up In to ja a Indicated, had been depleted and
and ask him to explain all about
th a t saloon. My carpets m ust n o t'* gloom of discouragement had astthis offer.
be soiled." t The g tu ra n tee was tied over the community.
n>ade.
The forw ard doors to the
I t was In the year 1904 th a t we
aaloon Nx-rre locked during the re- heard Bishop A. W. Wilson would
■ireshment hi
hour, an d C. H. Leffler visit Orlando a t a certain date. -In
$15,00 $16.50 and )
1 D fl
. $18.00 Suits a t .... ( ip 1 1 . O U
$22.50 and $20.00 \
Suits a t ..................j
$ 13.50
¡$35,00 $30.00 and
‘$25.00 Suits a t . . .
OUR FINEST. “ SCHLOSS-BALTIMORE” SUITS ARE INCLUDED
ACHES
BIG REDUCTIONS IN
MEN’S AND LADIES’
LOW-SHOES
INSTANTLY DIE
W oodruff & W atson
C A U SE W H Y
A
rage------x :x~— r x x x :
THIS WQNDEF FUL
INSECTDESTR IYER
HILL LU M B E R GO.
INITED
7P 7 TWIGG
TAMPAJLA.
HICKSON & SON
JAMES POTTS
T. W. BRYANT
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....... .... SPECIAL MENS WASH SUITS
Try a Herald Want /
A w.
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T H E SANFORD EIERALD
F AGE POUR
’
* AUGUST 28, u r n
REAL C IT IZ E N S
; Sunday lays It away in m o th b alk giiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiinHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
T he Commercial Club of Sanford; The sand oil road seems to be like
has accomplished much in. the way the French an d English arm ies—
P bU*h—i t* * fT T..o*l«y «od f>»f«r U o m in i Hr
of advertising the city of S an fo rd . something t h a ^ i s nice to look at
IJIÈ HERALD PR IN lIN ti COMPANY and th e Celery D elta. It has been hut will not stand the w ear and
«
.
S. J. M lllLY, f d llo r
composed of the real citirons of San tour qf the cruel world, including
. w. H HAYNES Bunin«»* Monairr
ford. who while they do not always that, rough neck of a Willis Powell.
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a tten d the meetings nevertheless
- W ILSO N 'S W A R N IN G
DaUewrd la tb« Cl«» b» earner $ 2 .0 0 per r*««- in give th e cldb assistance und keep up
advance or tOe per month.
Four powerful arguments support
their dues. But sad*to relate, there
P a r o d i l i In odm nco mu*« be m ode al office are- also rititens of Sanford who are the President’s earnest plea to AmcrWho said: "If you w ant to know whether you are destined to be a suc
citizens arid newspapers to
E a i e r r d • • K C M d -C lm m all m a tte r A usuul 3 2od gettin'g their money from Sanford i loan
cess o r a failure in life, ask yourself: Are You Able to Save Money?
IDOS, at lb« Foe to Oca at Sanford. Rio»Ida.
who have never offered to boost the avoid taking sides in the European
and«» Act of March 3rd. 1879.
city th rough-any source, who have war. Our population is d ra w n from
If not, drop out, you will lose; the, seed of success is n o t ii^ y o u ."
Osuno to Herald Batidlas
, lo teo nona hi». 814 neygr joined the Commercial Club, the nations n t war. Hostility to one
who never speak a good word for or partiality to nnother of th ese na
EN G LA N D NOT BLAM ELESS
their city Und the m ajority of them tions Is bound to cause * dissension
.
*
te
•
•*
•
even subscribe for the Herald among ourselves. Our in te rests are
I n a rem arkable article published ,j0
will
always
remain,
a
problem
fo
you
if
you
do
hot
a
t
some
tim
e
face
the
in the London Daily* News George.
borrow their neighbor’! pape
ouched at m an y points. O u r gov
B a rn a rd Shaw says:
issue of making ends meet w ith the means a t hand, b u t the problem will be
It is high time th a t the real citizens ernm ent will be aided in guarding
• " W e -a re a t war. I t is well that of Sanford bandid together and let these interests by a general neu tral
we should know what the war
these people who stan d aloof from ity. Our diplom atic agenta abroad
a b o u t. To begin with, we arc not everything that gc**s to mako a bet- have been en tru sted w8th th p hon
*
*
a t w * r * b e w a e - ^ p » i u ^ n i » < k - * * f t c r Sanford know- ju s t how little oriibln task of guarding the interests
th at day when-you assert yourself m aster of th e^itu atio n and say: “ I
infam ous proposal t h a t , we should spare th ey really occupy in the es of Ustionala of the belligerents in
allow her to violate B olgiapN eutrality tim ation of the live citizens of San- hostile territory.J They will l>c nblc
will n o t spend more than I earn, but I will save for tomorrow regardless
. - they
vL - ^
"Lf it. had suited
lilted us tft aCWPt tjftb pi «r« them where
to act fffectively o nly if all t he beof th e sacrlficV n ~~ ,
proposal, we w o lm i h a v e fo u n d lo n g '. T h e l u a ii vviiu ro íu .ic u lo enter
o
ligerents ìòofc^
néùCràlity
•
1
.p len ty of reasons for .a c ce p tin g .jU -tim r
is own rit^- as sincere?
President W ilson hav
W ith the facilities of this institution a t your service, it is akin vto
T h e devotees of our own neutrality sho ul d not be allowed to participate offered his good offices if a t any
criminaLjto
neglect .your opportunity for saving-and financial betterh av e found some of them already no In a n y o f,th e emoluments won by tim e peace overtures would b e wel
m ore Infamous than the diplomatic the faithful few through hard tight- come.
- r r t c n h - T r r v / l -W P - n r p n r r p n n - y r u i f t n
t
- -j .
•
•
Nobody knows w hen that
reasons w e'h av e given in th e p a sl-fm ............ ill swwi iis««L; .w$HltW<«»waste—
* for júntate, whkh J u m n a * ! in. ha
U *. .tM m w.W ttffttt meat an d bloody
ThcUl ^
«“ dn-bi S i b i l ì i
convenient to us. Let us, there tho next six m o n th s.a n d the men bu t tie. It is a sacred d u ty ta
fore, drop i t Our national trick of who tackle the job a n d carry it hum anity not to .place a n y ob
virtuous indignation is tiresom e through should not give up any of stacles in the President's p a th .
^
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• - enough in peaceful strife a t home. the profits to the drones who stand
A t war it i> .ungallant and un aside when there Is fighting to be
• A N E W GERM ANY
pardonable.
done a n d come In for their shore of
For ourselves we can o n ly say
"T h is war is a balance of power tho spoils after the battle is won. th a t to us th e one consp^Uimi In It
J y f WAWnmilR 0U5IHESS,
War, and nothing else, and the fact Too long has Sanford suffered from all is. tlmt if hum nnity is h*ol to retwo nil havtf to face is th a t if our the dilatory tactics of there drones rognde
unspeakably,
absolutism
M. M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS
II. E. TOUR
R. R. DEAS
side is victorious, the result will be and now is the timo to label them must pay for this ‘tienisi of Chris
I’r r U d r n l
Vlrr-l*fnUii<-*l
c***,»«»
Am i CuhO -r
an overbalance of power- in favor and p u t them in the discard.
tianity. ‘In place of thè kindgom s
of Russia, fsr more jlaijgcroua to
A real us»» is either for- his own there- -niust a rise the republics of ; S3
all other combatant* than tlfc one town both tooth and toe nail or lit Europe: out of the ashes m ust come
we arc fighting to redress.
is against it and should bo treated | a new Germany, in which p u re tic"P russian militarism has "bullied as nn alien.
morracy shall rule,- in whieh no one
us for forty years. -Neither .Ger
inun and no group of professional
m any nor France believed th a t we
GOOD A D V IC E
mttnkillers a h a ll h ji v c the pow er to
would fight when it came to the
The war In Europe will.m ake the plunge the Whole world Into mournPointer for Swain*.
point. That Is why there was such
demand for nil Floridn products lag. ■ If this be treaiton to G erm any
"The damsel who hatuth then greeta wild explosion of delighted sur
eth thee with soil wontir. saying: 'liefirmer this senson and this state our rentiers m u st make the m ost of
p r is e when the French chamber may have to furnish foodstuffs for it. To our minds it js of profound
hold, 1 am «-icce.lliiK glad that Ihuu
learned that we werfe game a fter ull. the Europenn countrieo. therefoMr i t , significance t h a t »o many Amerihast come; thou rejoleoil mine eyes
T h a t is why the Kaiser, though belioovM the Florida farmers toi « in s are saying today: " W e wish
I a>. Htirely It was swevt of thee to
reckless of every other interest .con plant staple cotton crops in nntici- th a t the Kniner’ might lie t »eaten
call.' Hut us for her who lovetli thee,
lo. hIic runneth to the iltuir. sh<* hebl
cerned, offered us the best exetise pntion of the demnnd. ,J. K. Ingra- anti live . G tym nn |>ei>plp win
eth thy two hand*, faying only, (ih,
he could invent- for our neutrality, ham, vice* president of the Flagler >Jt*w York Post.
’
N
e d ! '" —"Tho Maxims of Noah." by
believing we were only too ready to » ,
..
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, . . ,
.
. nyntcm sends out the following (in
Gclett Murresa
sn a tc h nt it, and th at is also
why
,
.
.
,
The Sanford Herald insists on a
..
, portant communicatioil t<» ¡ill tin
wo had to Inko off our coat /»ml1
curfew
law for Sanford and sa y s:
agents of the land and industrial de
sail In. We had to show th a t when partments of the East Const Rail
“ If some of th e parents eould see
E x p e c te d a R e a l B o a t R id o .
It comes to a balance of. powey. we
A conteur for the » nlarg» n>. : i of
thi-ir youngster« off the streets aft -r
way; •
^
were no mere dummy weights in
th»» Stindny »i-lionl, • nrlrb -I “ A i ni»
The wars "nbroad, in all- proba ten at night th ey would drum ml this
th e scale.
to Pah-slim-, bad hern planned by
bility, -will practically exhaust the law- and spe ih n t it was enforced."
"O u r Immediate business Is, there
the
superintend ‘tit.
One mother,
They might* and then again they
resource» of the countries of Europe
whoso son George v :<•*•! month«,r of
fore, to figjit us hard us we ran, for in the way of food product* in a - mightn't. Some parents htive such
tile hcltuul Ilcr.rPtg t Itri * l ||- StIJ t»uso u r weight * whan the settlem ent vofy short time, arti they will noe-, crude and prim itive notions of t.iu
tend« u' mt ml- d t-.I. "‘i •
m m-birs
. comes will depend On the purl we
e.ssafily be obliged to look to the ethical relation of parent a n d child J.
for a .jii.it itíb-, ini I..H+.I 11* r,.<i irk.
ahull have played in ’the conflict.
«r .™ti,w- w .?<* I Uniteli Sta!» « fur . food, it would,
such notions i s ’prevailed during
'Thelip rati un w ti ' - •,*. t.t
“ Francd, Instead of usingvlmr_iiir
i l o n t L iu _ v .
Iti'lo r ill
» •; i .
.
.* . '
r J TtTTferéTnre seem to nie wise to en-L tha days of tho rnyttiJUan on e a rth
tii-Uot "—.V i nt
y i i»
,?n*
in ‘your vicinity, with all! thm they arc not disturb-d by the
THe influences.tlu ify p u can bring to trilling nreum stances 1 that
.their
stro n g meri and women./h a » lent il
bear tb e Idea' that food " must bej "kids" are loafing ubout the streets
to Hur^la to strengthen _ the most
raised, not ortly for our own con- JliflilUf dremnstttnee*
that
their
tyrannical governm ent in- Btrropc
sumption, Tiut.*for exports to these ¡ate at night n n d taking.'on n ftill
a n d to secure the' interest 01» her
supply of evil hubift to Uring them
loan. She has entered into an un- w$rring nations,
to disaster Inter on. Our crjminni
The
cròi»
for
this
year
abroad
n a tu ra l alliance with Rus-da against
will probably Ite in a largo jneitsure class Is largely recruited from boys
t h u s . brought up, und when such
-iv o .hav» m r-rijhi c n i s r , ‘“ ">“ ' g
" “ I“ ' “
by boys get in convict stripes or other
. t o n « « Franco on ih l. ncoounl.
»l»"-pll»l> <» / * ' ... „ . .
_
. .
... mira of -the men nercsoary to har- wise go to the bail, an Ideillly pt-rfeef
io r we made nn agreem ent with . . .,
,,
Vest them , so it would seem ns if system of justice would bring n heav
Russia of ^tlll more sordidly com
there would be a period- of a t least ier measure of penalty upon the
mercial character lor the exploita
a year a n d a half before, even under g u i l t y parents (bun upon the guilty
tion of Persia with capital th a t
the moat favorable • circumstances, boys.— Lakeland Telegram..
would have fed our starving chllthey ra n again begin to Vnlse a food
dnb. .
Beginning nex t Sunday m orning • Photo by American Pres* Association.
supply which.will help support them,
*^
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•# • «4
Nhw m ark the consequence#-’
hence th e re should be no time lost th e Tampa. T im es will isaue a Sun
Germany with hostile Franco on
They
in preparing lands and getting them d ay morning daily paper.
one side and hostile Russia on the
The accompanying tiboinsniph was taken from the warship Deiitsrhhoi
ready for crops, th a t every acre pos expect to make i t ono of the g re a t
AT NO TIM E
o th er, 1# In-a position so dangerous
of
the
German nary Tlu* German navy U the apple of the kaiser'» e je urn
est
in
the
stato
a
n
d
it
will
co
n
tain
a
sible be prepared to produce some
D
u
r
in
g
w
ake
fu l hour# «Jo o & r 'i tria ls, fre u
th a t we here in our .secure island
kind of Yood; bellcvihg th a t condi comic supplem ent, a magazine sec was expected to give n splendid account of l!*r!f ugalnsi Its foe*
M r« • tid i n b u i lt ion» »ink in to t u c h u lfr r
can form no conception of it# intol
in»i|ciif)c«orr «« w»Krn
tions will soon create demands for tion and other good things th a t are
erable ten/lon.
rityANCIAl. HT4TRMRNT
Un
supplies far exceeding a n y th in g here expected in n Sunday paper.
“ B y our . blindness
wo ■ have
Origin of "Uncle 8«m."
S c a le d at a G ood M e a l
Mad* under Section 32 CJiaplrr - 559«,
der L. p . Reagin the' Times will be Art*
tofore know n in this country.
of 1907, L*wi of Florida, «hdwlnt
The name Uncle Sam was first used
b ro u g h t 'a b o u t the war. We have
»mount
of
ta>
M
rh*r**<l
to
tho
Tox
Col
I t seem s to me th § t Floridn will come n great paper.
PROVIDED ALWAYS
lector ot Sominole rounty, Flurtde, to bo In Troy, I* Y-., In 1812, when soma
-deliberately added to the stra in by
have eight months o r more of a d
rollect«# for the current year 1912, and goods bought for tho government and
m aking a m ilitary nnd naval antith* »Mtortionment M tb« «am* to tl>a »«*That tho Broad is rislit.
vantage in time over an y other sec
eral fund* which tax** have boon levied lor, marked U. 8. wftro Inspected by SamG erm an alliance with France w ith
Inrtudint poll late*.
nel
Wilson,
a
government
qmploye,
tion of th e south in which to raise
Yau’Il always find
Total amount charted *
o u t aD the same tim e balancing It#
whose tjlcknamn was U n c le ' Sam.
per To* Roll ol 1112 ‘ *69,2*177
crops
of
alt
kinds.
effect by assuring Germ any th at
Oenormt Fund^,.......... Il2 .3 ll.ll ,
The sim ilarity of (he InltlntirTfuggrat*
,Ò U It BREAD
if she kept peace with Franco we
etl^lb»' adoption, and Ihc fainlltar pio%
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l
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1
wError* and ineoltenw ould not help Russia against her.
~ Thè Right Bread
^
turn vilii ubon-errated..
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.
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-To iI aim*CO
£ u h ha#;, Clarence Wopda of the
Kwd A brui*« fund;.,. U M l t h
Rustic L «K eflegion on his neck and
Total eolie* d o n e 1¡>,024.(3
J . Là M ilia r e s
Kitnr> and liuo|t>g.
Joy In Work , Wall Done,
- I s it to be wondered at, th at the wpr promisee to be as great as
We enjoy ourselves only In our
B ake ry x
P o tsd am militarism, with- ita chronic the E uropean war on paper. Clar
1 1 3 M a g n o l.a.
it
P h o n » 168
JTo li »latir» U , , . l#,*l<*2 ii.n e.si work—In our doing; snd our best do
a ta te of panic, with militarism raised ence has a sand oil road near Eustis
ing Iwour best enJoym ent.-Jacobl.
Qaaerat urhool fund f *7,OV.it
to desperation hy the menace of that is one of the m any attractions
Total eoll-rtloa».,., H, ia.64S.20
grror* and lakolre»....
\
Russia, France a n d ’ England, made of th a t beautiful city, a n d pilgrim
By Ta* aala.. . . . '
MB.Of
. a .wild a tte m p t^ tb cut its :* .ay out ages a re made from all parts of
a fter a ¿esfltifLng appeal- to let it Florida artd Sarasota to inspect this
. » ,To B a l a n o * . 17,139.21
Rub tthnol* fund
| 6. II 1.0*
fight vuu* to two Instead of one to piece g( road. Willis remnrkod th a t
TataTsWtoeusM.. ; ./
the
sand
oil*
root!
waC'ltH
tight"
In
^ three?
U - i................. ,
‘
'
tm»r* and InteWaa«
^rte..*,.............. i .K ssi.ia
“ Dot u»_ b e :ju st to P oudam ? It a sm all miniature th a t could 'b e
fly Ta* Salo.
,.v
• M.Ii
, m ay aery# Potsdam right th a t she taken in to the house ju st before It
r frig h te n e d -d s nil so much th a t we rained, placed u n d tr n glass case We hare «iwayi tried to be jo« a linio »bead
’ becam e '“Incapable of realizing th at and hopt well dusted oil b u t1th a t of ih« odiai (olioW in tha («Mia] ejuipmcul af
rot Mon, Aian erWi-nco of ikñdenfe lo thow ro lli.
SM.00
o tlr terro r was nothing to hers, hilt he caught the owner of 'th e road the
o«weM and »-.¡ly tha bol ni «enjAisg. we Total collodion* .......
»•».M
pstchipg
th
e
road
by
r
moonlight
if we had been true ‘to CiviHutioo
Rima polla follie ltd
alad!/ rrcnaiaiand to uteri ol iah
not r h a r t e d .. ......... *
T 10.00
an d kept o u r‘lea pltal a t home and and even the small pin points made
' b u r honor untarnished' by squalid by sandspura were patched up with
Spadai read 6 -brida«
com m ercial, adventures in tho ca#t, glue eVery night, ’. C lafepre Woods
Find No. l...
C«¡lection* le data. ...
we should h av ^ controlled the situ comes rig h t hack #t him to prove
a tio n an d kept th e European peace. the road la all t^ a t is clalnied for it
vonnaa..,
Com bineJ Office f i j E S
By Taa Sal*.
. .
-V* H isto ry will, n o t excuse us becauto and Willis publishes ,what Clnrertcr
and
Fountain
Pen
says
a
n
d
then
adds
a
t
the
bqttóm
a fte r, m a k in g ,y a r inflvItaGle we run
aroun<J at the. last m om ent begging th at th e explanallod might suit
everybody not to m ake, a -disturb- Clarence b u t it did n o t suit him
S waaabar of tba Carta*'« lax fami?
I « Olllfltf »<1)11]
and t h a t if the sand oil road waa
Blttk Ham murk draint unita« • blue «ad drie» ■ jet blad
ahee.”
, ■(« d u t r i r t .
............
it/ brilliant, «mouth and permana*
alt rig h t why in the sum m er breeze#
Total MUsetJna...
By
error*
tad
IdmIdidn’tth
ey
build
more
-ofi
t
on
Aha
“ B o b HoRy dfttn u tu be modest
main
stem
where
real
automobiles
Hy Taa Sal««
M aybe so, but 1 never saw a bald
ir
yet who was modest. snd wagons could test It out.
J1
Clarence now takes In the. piece
nGÍBlU P r i n t i n g C o .
goes on the principle th a t <>f ro ad , to hi* room and wraps the
. 8,65S.Í1 0,55V.81
i S a n fo rd , Florida
half nakod when bed clothe» around it to k<
»......... ISV.ISI.TT
E.
A.
n
o U(II. ASS. Clark.
dew
off
an
d
twice
a
week
to be
By J*». C. Koborta, D. C.
shaved by the barber and over
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THE SANFORD HERALD
T h at Man W
a s ___
THE HIGHER COST OF LIVING
SOLVED
"!
!
BEGIN TO SAVE. TODAY
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PEOPLES BANK OF
SANFORD, FLA.
Kafser Takes Great Pride In His Peerless N;iv-,
B ottle
Pencraft
Place Your Order Now For
¿fcal
None Better-Ask Your Neighbor
Who Uses One
In k
• S i yyo
■VTàne.'WgàKjt
�IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
. M ethodist Services
M. M. Smith of Winter Park waa
HV H. Wilcox left y c s te rd a y jfo r
in the city W ednesday.
.hli homo In Hartwell, Georgia,. . Mr,
T h e services a t tho Star T heater
S^th "Woodruff of Orlando was in Wilcox has been in Sanford several each Sunday under tho leadership
months, being connected with th of the pastor of the Methodist
Utile Hlippenlngs—Mention Of the city on W ednesday.
A. P. Connelly real estate office and church are well attended. A good
• Matterà In Brief
Every able bodied man in San was called home on account Qf^the representation from the different
ford is requested to meet with the serious illness of his wife.
His churches in the city find their way
Commercial
Ckib
tonight.
many
friends
here
hope
for
her to the service« both inurning and
PtRSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
speedy
recovery
nnd
his
early
re evening
If the reader has not a t
*
MMmmMrs. C. 0 M cCranine of J a c k
turn
to
Sanford
with
his
family.
”
tended these services visit with us
sonville
la
the
guest
of
her
daughter,
iamninry o A l i e Floating Small Talk«
Mrs. I). P. Caldwell.
Piano and Player Plano- Expert and join in our worship. More than
«Ofclnctlj Arranged For Hurried
200 were present nt .**trh of the ser
Herald Renderli
100 MEN ARE W AN TED a t the tuning and repairing . All work ab vices last Sunday. *
m eeting of the Commercial Club to* solutely guaranteed. W.L. Harvey.
Box 1233-Phono 219-4.------^T tW -tf ----The Sunday school of -tho - M ath, night, which means YOU.
odist rhurch is holding up well this
Itev. F. P. Strong and family9
summer. A larger attendance th an
expect to retu rn today from Ormond, ' E. H. Kilhee, one of the prom inent
NEW RESTAURANT
where th ey have been sojourning citizens of the Geneva section was
The Bell R estaurant will open on any previous sum m er season.
in the city yesterday.
The Wesley Brotherhood Class
for the paat week.
August 19th in the Hines Building
holds the interest of the men of the
115
First
St.
Meals
and
short
orders
P.
M
..
Elder
and
daughter,
Misii
See D utton for turnip, m ustard,
city.
There is always a vacant
lettuco-and cauliflower seed. 06-tf Nellie are «pending a few day« a t will bo served. Furnished room s up chair waiting for the visitor.
stairs. Klen Ever Proprietor.
Coronado Beach.
Fresh yeast cakes and Imperial
The Sunday school hour is under
104 3tp.
Capt. K. R. Murrell has returned
gasoline irons a t Mrs. Simon's. . 2-tf
tho leadership of Mr. M e ttin g e ^
from a trip to Ashevillo and o th er
Notice School Exam ination
having filled this position for 26
Dean Jones o fh e..C o lu m b ia. Colf m r tm tm w a f' - Ehf teh' 'TR r'Y eaEhbni' 'cou'nty exam ination years.
His interest and efficiency
lege of Lake C ity Is In tTin rit’y !rr- C arol frig..
continue
to grow. He has an able
for
county
certificates
will
bo
held
. day -looking after prospective s tu
corps
of
assistants.
He has. a* place
at
Sanford
Iwjjingltyj
T
yestUy
„ Tonight thi-v Com nterdal Club
-------------------------v
dents. r v
y
n
n
e
"from
Sept.
8th
nt
*8
a.
will hold an interesting meeting in
Get your-ico cream Trom D uhart's the city hall and the committees will teachers in the Sanford High School; - - r t t o - g r a y - Tnriti ÎU 5. Place, Star
Ice Cream Factory.
85-tf
u
for colored teachers ip the Hopper Theater.
report progress. • N
Academy:
,
S a t u r d a y O n ly — Largo p a l l s Snow
, G. W. Spencer is spending a few*
A f»e of »»« ‘h d 'ar mill h« col
Drift lisrd W dO- M edium also-pails
Special Service for the Children
days a t Coronado Beach and will try lected of each examinee. Bring ink,
^5cVat J. Dr Roberts.
2-1 tc
the sea bass while deporting him pen an d paper,
r On next 'S u n d ay morning a t 11
Mm. C. H. Dhigec left today for self in the ocean brine.
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T f n f f T - l K g '.Bkr f i a m wttk
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Diinedin ’where «he-wilt* fpem i w T.'J.
"W A N T E D '
u sermon specially for the thildren
the
1-4 tc
*
eral week» with her father and m eeting of the Commercial Club
of th e city. T h e paronts ore uigeti
mother, Mr. and Mrs. McClung. .
to sec th at th e children attend. A
ThC Red Light
a
/ tonight at the city hall and' should
large
numlier were present last
The Sunday nighf services a t the
New booking orders for Dig Bos be there by nil means.
Sunday,
which waa greatly appre
B aptist -church are a ttra c tin g such
ton Lettuce and Cauliflower seed.
Frank Woodruff Jr. left Tuesday
ciated.
While
this service Is foy the
F. F. D utton.
9G-tf *. for Hendersonville to join his par larfii1 audiences th a t it Is predicted
by the 'publicity com m ittee of the children u!I are cordially Invited to
For Sale- Pepper Plants.
ents and spend n few weeks in the
The sermon will he
church th a t the capacity will be I ho present
Lindly W alker.
m ountains.
taxed .on next Sunday. The next to illustrative,
West Side.
P
Mrs. P. M. Elder and daughter, the largest audience during the pas
M r s. Q. L . Thrasher nnd daughter, , Alice left lust Tuesday afternoon torate of GRev. George Hym an w as:
Alachua C ounty fnrmers will hold
May have returned home* after for Hendersonville, North Carolina, present last Sunday. Mr Hyman (l („jr .,t (¡ainesville in November,
spending several weeks at Brevard , where they will spend several weeks love» the people and his church is 1¡„ np(.n tn pxh.hit« gf all
open to exhibits gf all
soil
and other point» in N orth Carolina with thi* Sanford colony in that city. fust, becoming one of the greatest
li ye stocka iitla grim i turali in píeme nt s
5. or 6 doses "GGG will break any
Those wanting Watson Sprayers factors in bringing, "the people to Prizes will he offered for the host discase of. Fever or Chills. Price 25 in the near future should leave or worship tlie God of Love. He la not
...
der» at thu store of the Geo. 11. narfow In hia teaching b u t rather *p’,aya,. 1_
^ cents.
'9!*2<>b
gives
messages
to
help
the
.people
to
. . See the Hill Hardware Co. for Fernald Hardware Co. at once,.n's It live bettor during the week.
For
take« shout 30 days to get them
J , C. Pearson fruij box nails. Prices
thin
reason
he
1ms
th
e
ear
of
the
from rht* factory.
. low cj^hun ever before.
2-4tc
people.
.Mrs. Bruton is in Atlanta tins
Next Sunday cvehirg wilj Itn the
"
Tile ladies of the Baptist church
Week purrhaMug her fall anil w m tir lmt of a -erie? 1 1 uhich r,.Broad
will have their regular cooked food
ami potted plant »ale next Saturday milfiuery nnd 1 xpei*|,« to have t n Hiihjt i't« h a x>■ t..... 11-nd. - " T h e It
afternoon and evening at the store Immelmi' »tufi. of the \«-r> luten* L ig h t" will !•<■ the Miltject. Th e en
ntyle tin" sen ho 11.
She will nrriv
tertainment committee of the church
ijcross from A bernathy’s.
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m pst out oEJiis* rv en in g ^^n cstr 'after -a long—
days w ork
f
His Still Tired Look Proves It
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tomorrow
night
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Closing out all typew riter carbon
»per.
paper. Best grades only, at 25c
per dozen sheets. Herald Office.
- 97»tf u
The sidewnlka to Sanford Heights
have been com file ted and when the
street jTuaaing» have been attended
to théf •ViAlK' lo' Siinfrtfd'4 Ireautlfifl
.suburb will 1m* one of the most poptlLlai* in tho d ty , .especially* whim the
hhingea get ripe.
j
Saturday Only—Large palls Snow
Drift Lard $1.10. M edium size pails
45c, at J. D. Roberts. 2-Itc
The bulletin board in front of the
Herald office ia a very popular ptace
to discun the war just now cs the
hourly bulletins from the scene of
opeintions eome in. »The Herald bul
letins are five hours ahead of the
dally papers and aro greutly appre
ciated by the publlcl
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CASH
OR
IN STA LLM EN T
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ADCDM ATUV
W. W.
f ‘l*«lSfrecl& Palmello Aveno«
Ad LKNAIiII
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
+♦♦♦♦♦♦■+++AT **********
L. P. . '
iNcCuller’sI
.*1
t c t .r .
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<>
.Baby Cream
per doz.,.50c’ 4:»;
............. ... —
•
4»*
I»
Tall Cream per rioz » $1 ■*
.
*
* **
*( $ 4
Si. Elmo Milk per Joz....$l i:
«i
o
S2 lb cans'Tomaloes per doz 90c j j
«»
S cool npil rcfr.'KliitiK looking as
tho white crest of a wave 1» n
h at mndo of whilo tnullna and whltu
ottom an ribbon, and trimmed with
whlto catnellas nnd roso foliage, Llko
tho lingerie hatg of form er seasons It
speaks only of midsummer tlmo nnd
seems no morn burdensome than a bit
0f m|8l aW|rff,lg aboVo the head.
Tho fr a n io is tnudo of tho finest silk
en VOred wlro and tho.m allna 1b first
laid smoothly over It In two thick
nesses. Tho construction of this lijtt
Is extremely aim pin. Tho brim Is cov
ered on the upper side with ruffles of
tho mallne, and tho crown with row
a fte r row of ottom an ribbon.
Tho mallne la cut In strips about
three Inches wldo and eacltat»ip Is
folded along one edgo InjuRSublo h e r o
one-third
of .an> »Ineir^In
width.
This
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77, * .
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T ry O u r 25"c C o ffe e ;;• •
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:: Fresh Evaporated P each is:: <■
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: Fresh Evaposaled Dales ::
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■ Clover Hill Butler—THE BEST ::
i i - - - - - - - - - - - :-*- - - - - - - iiI.
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; Country .Eggs Fresh Every Pay j !
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PIMENTO CHEESE i f
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B y 1. C, Hobart*. D ,*C.'
A. W. Brown has removed from
Enterprise' to Leesburg, whore he Null«» “ 4 Appllr»Uoa^ •* la « . LireU Utojet
S r rtien S7S af Iba Goaattol filtoluttou
haw purchased tho real estate busi
Natia« U hereby jlvnn th a t / , N . F<rrt*r.
purrhtoMr of T i t C eH ideSte« Nus.
ness of the L. E. Dozier estate and Jr.,
43», 494, 471, dated Ih» 3rd d»> o f.J u u * ,
wlli be enjtnged in the pleasant pas- 194)7, tondvT ss CtortiOrltM No«. 423i d»t*d
tho 6th day ot Juna. A. I>. 1911, CartiS*» Thursdays and Sundays— Wood, titno of placing Leesburg on .the r>ta N o. 1048 datad tba Srd day of June.
D. 1912, Cw tiSetoU N o. 2»1 d i t e ! th»
I*nd Park.
Picnic convenientes mnp. That city has gained a most A7th day of J u n e ,'A . D. 1909, ha* tiled aald
amusements. The only aaVe, clean excellent couple in Mr.' and Mrs- littar aw e t o , ray o * mi ,artd ho* m ade
ppllraliun lor ta* dead to tr.ua In arrardoutdoor swimming p o o h -' omptied Brown.
anre with law . Bald rortiflcatM em brace
Ih*
follow in g d fie rlb td property ab u tted
daily, cleaned and re-filled from a r
For Sale— Tw o seated Studobaker fn Senti it al* cou n ty, Florida, taw fft: Ckrtesian well. Shower b ath , toboggan
surrey in good condition, Yeasonable
•T. \
elide. Leased p riv a t.ly also.
8t5(
leit »S t ie « 0 5 . of B t o A) Hlk D . Milprice. G. B. P rank, Sanfor/1 Heights cheli’*
fldrvay. L o r y G rant. N o. -471, Lot
D , M iu h otro S u rvey. L e v y U ràni.
Typewriter Ribbon»—-Remember J
2-2tp J N95,o. Hlk
423. Lot 47, Hlk D. M itch ell’* S u rvey.
the Herald when you need one.
I»»y t i n n ì .
N o, 1046, L>i< 9 andCÍO
A card from Dr. Brownlee a f Hlk C. M ltcheir* S u rvey, L ovy Ornai.
Any make, machine. 75e delivered
landa b tin g , a*a*a*od *at th* dal-*
M ontreat in the Blue Ridge m oun of Said
anywhere. Phone 148.
95-tf
tha laauanre o ft auch cartiflratr* No«.
. 4
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*
tains states th a t he and his bride 43«, 4C| a«d 471 In Vb* nam * o f Unknown.
O rllflc a to N o. 4Z3 fu iba ñam a of W. II.
Actomoblle Ownera T ake Notice
are enjoying the m ountain air and KUvenaon.
l ’artlfleaat N p. 1046 in Ih*
Reduced Rates .o v er Concrete th a t they have fires in the hotel nara* of N*. ,U. GIU bA G erii Scote N o. Ì S I
ln the nam e of M y er» I*, ft U.
Bridge a t D aytona— All small care every night. T he lectures a t the
Unira* aald certiflcatl* ih all bo redeem
scrord ln g (O law . Or * deed will Irau*
including Fords, with passengers, aaaem hly are fine nnd they are ed
thereon on the 3 9 lh tf y df Septem ber,
round trip 25c. .All large cars, In clim bing meuw4«ioa nnd otherwise A. D . 1914.
d IM m tM
W itn e.i my o S d a l ai inatura and '»*>1
cluding passenger* 35c round trip. disporting themselves. Dr. an d Mrs. tbi* Iba 971b day o f A u si *u A. D . 1914.
(«eoli
K. A D O U G L A S «.
VOLUSIA CO. B R ID G E CO.
Brownlee will be In Sanford ab o u t
Clerk Circuit C ourt, He i lo o l e Co.. Fla.
2
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r
llle
By
J.
Cl H ob erta.tD 4C .
83-Fr 1-13tc
Septem ber 10th. .
Im
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T here wasn’t very much difference in cost, b u t this
man is enjoying his evening a t home, nnd*so is. his
+, wife. W e. have a fine line of C hairs and Rockers
♦ ■for you to select from.
tho crown, w ith an, occasional plait
laid In to accommodate tho ribbon tu
tho shape. Thla plait In each row Is
laid directly above that In the preced
ing row.
Ih tho wlro ohapo a wldu bandeau la
provided at th o back, which 1b covered
with plain m allne ami bound with rib
bon at: Ila low er edge. A fow ruffles
oro set on tho bandeau
T blsjt a p re tty and elaborat4j-looklng
affair that Is really (julto Blmplo. It Is
ono of thoso h a ts which tho homo mil
liner can un d ertak e to nmko for bor
itor tu
H tV 0,1 T>ur»d*y He
N ati.» of 4p,jlc»ll«R taf j T . l 11»(-d ,t'n drr
aci! with no reason to expect a fail
‘’a* bM>n ra m P,n K with h,!4
i «rrllan S i i af Itop <ìrn»r»l S la lu lr»
ure. - .
Notlr» I. h*r»hy fi» rn I h a l.J . N. Portar
a t 1’aim Spring» for several tiny« and
Jr., |iurrh»Mr of Ttoi C»rtlflr»l«» No*. 379,
After the fram e Is covered two full
expects to take a few days’, more 3SO, IH). 382, ilattod Ih» Srd d ay of .Ju ty.
blown
white roses, with their foliage,
A. I>. t o o l, ha» SIp '1 a»ld r»rtl(rtotM lo my
vacation before he returns to his afte*'
and ha* mudo app lication for tax dopai
or two camollae are tied together with
I o ' I mup fn accordane» wtth law .
K»ld
run on the Oviedo special.
a h it of block v.-tvrt ribbon nnd mount
crrtìtlrat»« cmbr*ep
«h*
io llo w tsr
d»»trlh<»l propcrty »iiuatrd In fiam taul» rumied
bgalnst tho bandean and under500- pairs Indies’ and children’s^ ty. Florida, to**iv:
n . »132
a i aand
nd,
II: i-ot»
U t » tup,
108, u
>1«.
shoes, alt styles, values as high as l.ot i s s tip»» t»»* Bt KK por, rai, a 7» I h o » 4 s m a c h lffb s t i t c h e d in w h ite a l l * brim. Tho h a t la llnod with molino. _
d»(. Ü0 m inute'i W
w with S' Un» 14.»0 ch», ( b r a n d
JULIA DOTTOMLEY.
thlckdesB of tho hem and
$3.50, gojnjf.at
Woodruff & U.enri' Ñ 10 il**. IO uà nule» W 9 ch^* ì ,
machtnV»
stltchtng gives the edgo i
(henea
fi 79
d»g 00 min W .f S .6 0 ehr. I t h o m
t
1<
kA
\
W atson. 5» (
2-1 to
Ihrnc»
S lo de» IO min H 9 eh», thrtooe n n n iio h hftd«^-4n « t in n a r t It
-Blouse Trimming. >„ ,, „
N 7»
min r;E u.&w
13.60 rii»,
eh», an
all In P loek o n o u * n D M y ^ B U p p o r i l i
79 dar.
dre. JO mm
•The little plaited frills of muslin
M ltenell'a S u rvey. h »vy Q rant.
The mffles aro^Hald on with very
It will save you a lot of work nnd l).Kald
land, twine sa»eu«d at Ih» date» little fulness. Tho row^ of ribbon cov- t h a t ,fall-down the, beeki of .some
worry if you’ll buy your Sund.p* of the (aauancto o f aurh evrtlAeatat in thp
of Mr*. M» E. flick*.
erlng the crown are not fulled on a hlousea are v e i r quaint and attract
dinner from the Baptist ladies. name
Unit»» »aid riwilRrate» »hall be rad»»m»d
ive. > ( ' ( • \ t * 4, - ( > ( 1 - « > (
Baked heant), salads, cakes, pies, error dine I i i i v . ' i u ' M «til i - u í UM*d ¡' »»Utoring thread, but Bowed down 10
the 29th d a y of Septem ber. A. t).
on on Ihr
candies, bread, etc.,, on »air S a tu r 1914.
nr*» m y official .ig o a tu te and aedi
day afternoon nnd evening, *across (h i.Witthe
37th day of A u g u it, A. I). 1914,
(.rat) .
. E. A. D O U G L A S *, >
from Abonm fhy’a. i j
(
Clerk C lrrelr C ou rt, Sem inole C o„ F
■g-Fri-6tr
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hi:* :*.rru” ;*ed t<> u > ill the available
5ut) pairs ladle? and • hi! Iren chair» lor ,>un da night. A renia rkMr. und Mr». W. .1 lini •
shoes, all,„styles, vulues us high as
nhle thing about the, audience» is
W
ednesday’*
Clyde*
boat
fur
New
13.50. going at. $1 00
Woodruff* &
th.it tl . art* th re rain or
5 *»rt nil,*., ih -v will ■• 1
Watson. •
-.1 11
Th chart h will it.* open at T
weck- ta hing ni i h
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. Then. J. Aulin, one hf tin* protu grcii 1 i it.*
\ tee* begin* al T I.V
’*
inent and progressive m erchant of
W I', lia wkill» und mu, Alili,
Oviedo wns iti the city jesterd;, \
NOTICE
left
Tuesday mm mug
tn
ib i i ■
- . and report,» Ids hustling city a» he
AI
have
chit
re«* <tf ilio lni»lti. nt of
through
in
Coro
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ft.*..,
1
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mg-nil I he' i^j;t |> a ml r.nnst.i r. tl > grow
I'ilh ll*c 1 St i iiturunli i- (!•*., I
S. t
ll.twhin
nml
hi:!,
dnuglil,
1
I
Imi'
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ing larger*
went ti*, 'i .un M • dn»*'U,.i. tn In* (•i.*'. Laici 1. igitt , nn I W. A. W ■'
comb, 1 cm he found In.tin 1 n i A*
•
Nalurtlti) Out) Large pail- Snow gone for ,1 niniilh.
r—
f««nr*.*» Odine in tlie court hou.«*
Drift l.ard $1.10. Medium »i/e palls
1Î t, Dc i-ich nn* been .11*p.*1f11*<1
*45r, at J. 1). Roberts.
2 - lie ,
T H O S . K. 6 A T E S
diet r id me Huger of the Virginia
Mrs. J. 11 Overm an i- removing Carolina t nemicai 1 «>.
1 .Un»
.'her stock of mMliner*. "nod" to T»m
p ili''. • u* ■ flii.j* ’
... lì. lìrowti
U (i\l ADVl RUSINO
pa toduy where »hf* *• ill engage in
who 1<. m**i to te i
fiuti lion aitli
buHncijp. l i t r many (rii,M>Us regret . the G u lf Fertiliser Co. of T am pa.
■ to ice her leave Sanford where she
N«*llrr of
f«[ T'a.
»i t im i U ndo
iȔ ih r tinner*! S t a i l i * .
Tins resided so many year*
Mr and Mr» J. T FVtchi r nniT Section I.5 làhrr»l,>
(Sl*®n itosi J. K, l.s in t.
rrh u er uf "I » . (.'irtllicste N o.
ilsl."
,, 5 or G doses GOG will bernk any children left on n rd n aed ay for pu
ihr :lf,| <l»y of june, A 1». 1913. »ml !'«■
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will
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"I .1.Ceil in Tt*i k tii* •1* »--i t o i . - u r ill » r r o r i t s n r r » I t h I . S
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The body of Mrs Itoch .d J v Ml-I *. - - *■( 11’ 11 III
k ! \ | t; **rell r f i l t r i l i r fi<i rlol jtwr »- rl ipy r .mi l ul »i ft p. r*ul IIhhif I kI in| 1i nl ou»li*l i E c o’I"
tiii
• t Land whs hrout lit here for buna! accom pamed I hem on tin* trip
t ) . I Inriil», l u - t l t :
C .r tlllr ll* N o 9u*>.
lo t i., Hlk IS. Tier A, Hmnforrl. Thr ■». it
on Tuesday am i laid to n*bt in
I»ml h»ln ( »»«»Mill at th» data of tho taMr*. E. B. Brown left yeste rday • uanr« ot «uch cvrtlflrate In th e m m . of
lakcview cemetery.
M rs. Bdch
Holtrcra Turnar,
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formerty resided here and in Ornnge for Tnmpa. Mr.* Brown will leave
O rtlrtrata No. 4(11 ambrarr* I^jt t,
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Tier
7,
Sanford
Tho
»aid
tatui
county. Rev. Hymnn officiated a t nt n o o n to d a ; and they will make lum e a*»ce«*d tot tho litote ol tho l»»u«nro
of
>urh
oertlflrtot»
in
th»
nam
e
of
l.ynrb.
J
Tam pa their future home.
Their
the Interment.
K t'nti—.* .»ili rortlflrtoto .h a ll Ito ro,,
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, m any Sanford friend* regret tn lose toorvtod »rroriiltix to law. t » . ti«e<! « ili
Momlay will be the la*t day of
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on th» 29lh .l»y ol Srptrmhrr.
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v
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them from their multi but rejoice A I$»hrrxon
J«If |
the Rpcri&l price on. electric iron* at
tV n n m my ofllcl»! slgn»tur» »n<t »r»l
in ihç fact that Mr Brown ha» sethe Sanford Light i Fuel Co. office
t ht- ih» 27rh <l«y o( Auguit. A D 19t l
t e irret! h l«*tter position.
m.»li
E. A l>Ol!*,l,A.*S,
'They arc being »old at $2 50 during
* I•-rk t*trruil 4*uurt. »t'tiilnut» C’o.. FI»
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August.
2-lt|> , |i. t*. Smith waa a welcome vi»-
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N ote the restful look and position of th e man in
the EA SY chair.
Snow-White Hat for Hot Weather
home
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resources, who allows you to run y o u r business as you wish, iand who takes an ‘
active interest in your business success..
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w, < t M ake us a partner in your business agreeable to*the above conditions; them
MAKE OUR BANK
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Seminole County Bank
(COURT HOUSE BUILDING)
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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AUGUST M , 1*14
,
for breath. “I show se half breed.
Yon see bees mother—abo mulatto.
Cheapest
Best
Ze dogf"
"How do you know th a tí’^ I naked,
surprised.
“ I Baton. I bgar u> talk, but 1 say
nodding*, m sleur. Vat I care whllo
be tre a t me right? But now I abqw
heem vat I know. He not lord eet
over
me ven ol’ Sallle vna his mother
' Copyright, 1912, by A. C. McClurg & Co.
- b y gar.no!"
"Hattie! You canuot menu that mu
going- forward nt present, not until the latto woman back on the plantation?’
SYNOPSIS
Cordon Crai« I« hired by two men. Veil men understand the situation. They’re
and S m ile at
"Sure! Tbo of Judge wax hla fa
und Neal* for 110.CU) to go south and tin- n hard lo t"
ther."
p*r*ou*L* J'hlllp Healey, oatenalbly to sere
“Revolutionists ?"
a a «Máte for Uenlen- who, they aay, ie In
Tho whole ttilug came to me In u
Harvest Tim e
“No; plain New Orleans wharf rats, Haah na I atnm l across nt tho mate, Time Limit of Ja p sn ’s Ultimatum t«
prtaçn. Crei* te to take with Mm a tro
Germany Has Expired and She
tbo
scouring
of
the
«even
aeas."
to
Imp*reonate
Mr*.
Henley,
:
wbo scarcely realized yet the revela
Has Ordered Beginning of Opera
Suspected of burglary. Orali
;rai* uIe cleared four—seek—hour, an’_ nodding to e a t tion mode. Ho was brooding over hla
tion* on Land and Sea.
by . á young woman wgndemig
In th* You asy te cnptalne send you? Bah!
vgndaf
Book on Vegetables Free
/ ; ,
rork and hungry. Ket van not ao—ucvnlre! Vnt you have, wrongAind how ho wna to be avenged.
■tree t. She Ie out of wor
"By gar, 1 forget.” he said wiftty.
They talk In a reitaurant.
The French nnd British droops are
“You van after zo monlca. too, hey? facing the greater part of the German
She ta an actreea, deaertcd by her h e y r
Tbo negro mumbled something Bab! Eet make no difference vat you nnny along a battle line which ex
wwalthy, drunken huaband. Bha mnaenia
to go aouth with Craig.
through -thick lips, and the Irate mate know. Ho haf you here all right, vnr' tends from Mona to the Lurxemburgj
lira . Uernerd la a good woman and will gripped him by tbo collar of hla Jacket you keep atlll or"— And bo drew tbo frontier. The allied armies, which
play the part of lira. Henley to -help ahaklng. ÜmXeilow aa bo.mlitUCa.ilfl8.-t>acfc 0f n-vn|f0 „croan tila th ro at “ I have been concentrating lit Strategic
Craig. They e rrtrr er ttre tundowrr'tftw« and liurilngW nm w t^errow-tbodeek.
’vendor ho not keel you fu r a t m’aleor points for the past two weeks, are
lay plantation and ara greeted by a rough
"Sacre! 1 keel you for 6 cent! Queok Maybo he uao you an ’ th en have you believed to be strongly «vlK*urhcd,
Jacksonville, Florida
looking orereeer.
Coomb*, the orereeer, and a myetertoue now -jum p! Put nil on right way, b / hot In so poutb.- Oul. ta t bo ze cany with powerful forts to lend support
V£y. 'W hy you e v e r-cum down an '
Baltin aeem to be th* only par- gar, or I show you! U
R , C. M A X W E L L ,'M G R. SA N FO R D BRANCH
in holding back the Invaders.
the plantation. Craig la kwal- brandy to rat!"
..1- 4... ... ijq Philip llen ley —bey?"
An
official
announcement
burned
at
W-- ■
a shot and find* a man murdered.
The steward alunk Into tho passage
’T h a t wna all a mistake.” I returned Paris warns tho people that the tldef'1
tlrou»e*rd, a creole friend of Coomb*, leading >■. tha tuiutxj1. iiiut tha. creole. detlttcnitely. ■*1 came m erely-to look
of . batlli*j»*y-eWv*i»wi)- H a r r th a t
appear*. Probing the murWgf. 'Orahr fturta
a fter hla Interest”
there will be no actions along this
«be oorpee mtaatng Mr*. Bernard tr ree lty turning.
“Ah. m’ateur, 1 »aw you n o t Par
Interest! Why u dead man have great line, which 11r# l^iund to be
Mr* Henley. She and Craig determine to
fight for her mlaalng buaband'e eetata don zo rung linca*, but 1 loso zo tom* Interest T’
rnqmmled to by Just ns stirring coun
0Ua*t ColUj* rad Matt B**uti(nl C«mpui In Florid*. CaUtfs. Acid*lay, Music,
• She bell ere* Henley deed.
pculr. m’aleur."
Do you mean Philip Henley la teractions by the Germans, and that
Eipreuian, Fat* Art», Domestic tad Industrul Arts, Busiijats, Tesfhers’ Cuurs*
Coomb* denlee Henley Ie dead and de•That la not to bo wondered a t " 1
•
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the people must wait for the outcome
flee Craig, although the latter rereale answered, affecting good humor. "Uas dead?"
Twelve buildings, steam heat, electric lights, fire protection, fine gymnasium
; ’You pretend not know? By Gar. of the drat phase of this great battle,
Urn. Henley'* Identity to th* oreraeer.
eet queer! * Veil. 1 tell you, ra'aleur. Zo which probably will last several days, no malaria, quarter-million-doilar endowment. Three teachers of music, 95,000
T he tatter eaya llcnley hlmaelf put him the drat mate been ashore?"
“Out. m’sleur-aslecp to tho sun, 1 bole back ov ze picture. 1 lie there before It can determine on which aid« organ, a dozen pianos, two Glee clubs, chorus clasar Superb new rooms for 1) ustn charge of the plantation.
,
inesa School, full banking equipment. New chemical and physical laboratories,
bet
you! Bah! Any man could watch oue night an’ leeaten. week, ten days victory rests.
V ra. Hanley nnd Craig And Philip Hanequipped with every modern device; analysis of soils, fertilizers, foods, water,
ley'a aeal ting In tha garden. Exploring tbo sea from tbc cliff. D at job not agu. Ze capltalno talk with Bailie.
Japan Enters W ar of Nations.
Preparation for-Engineering Course.
(bn bout* alone, Craig Onda a tec ret b* la need se funit otllcer. Sacro, but ’tin a
Hu have, letter from north, one, two
Japan hns come Into the w ar of
Lakes, boating, swimming, golf, tennis, football, basketball,' Christian, but
ment room.
dog’s life at son!"
sheet
|taper,
no'
joot
toll
heem
how
eet
ndo
nomination!!!; expenses moderate; scholarships available.
nations.
The
emperor
of
Japan
has
lie la trapped and dlacorara twg dead
I nodded my bead, too busily engag all v na.' Borne 0110 write lieem. 1 tlnk declared war on Germany nnd the
For Catalogue add re**
bod lea. On* Ie the mtaatag corpse, and
' th e other ta Coomb*. Craig la struck ed with my (fwn thoughts to give much mnybe Pierre Vonlque. who went wny Japanese fleet nnd land forces are
7 WILLIAM FREMONT BLACKMAN, Ph. D„ LL. D., Prudent
down and la made prisoner by a (dark consideratlon to Mb trouble«. Still, long time. No m atter. Vnt bo told ready for the struggle around Klaoyoung man. another named Herman and this situation as revealed by Brous- wnB znt M’sleur Philip dlo—die qucck
Cliow, the German protectorate In
Brouasard. Mrs. Hen ley la also caught.
surd's complaint.* would afford us a frum accident. Nbvnli «peak, nu’ when China. Late dispatches from TslngCrglf and the-wpman are taken aboard respite of at least four honra, tf this x«y pick beem up zar was noddln' In.
Tnu say the German preparation Is
n yacht, which sails TH* owner and m at
ter. tha dark young man. calls hlmaelf was tbo creole's watch below, then bees t»oclset Set», m'sleur! Ho vn* complete slid that the territory will
Philip Henley. II* tries to win Craig, nnd Herman would keep (be deck. Even roblx-d. Vonlque be hear about eet bo defended to the utmost. Hevrral
th * latter feign* friendship for him In or- lying there at* anchor tboso reflows
(In' ze body. No one know who ze German warships are lying In the hnrd er to help the women.
would not leave tbo crew alone. There | mau ls. But Vonlque know. To prove bor of Tslng.Tnu uud the Watcra have
Cow or Field P eas; V elvet'Beans; Sorghum; Millet;
Mra. Henley denlee the men la her hda was too much at stake, and, besides,
bs nd. She la locked up la a stateroom, and there’ must Still remain it lookout eet he send ze ring—ze signet ring—off been mined..
Complete
andFulI Stock Garden S eed ; Poultry Feed
*e finger. Zen bo write: ‘Look outl
Coincidentally with Japan's dec
. "Henley" produces papers which Beaming
ly -support his claim. Craig pretends to ashore. Ilqw tver, It wna it relief to Borne one has ze papers. Watch who laration of wor ngnlust Germany, the
and Supplies; Incubators.
Join In hts filibustering expedition.
snow ttint the German bud nothing of comes!’ Zat vns true, m'sleur." •
British official news bureau announces
Juat Received Stock of New C rop, A ll V arieties, of T urnip Seed *
“ And some odd did conic, BrouB- thut the Ati*dro-Hungarian govern
,
^
3 importance to com mu nica to to Henley,
CHAPTER XIV.
ub occasion even to'' come below. s a r d r
O LDEST ESTABLISHED AND LARGEST SEED HO U SE IN FLO It- %
rment han ordered the AustMnn endue!
Broussard sunk back. Into a chair,
IDA. W RITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Th* Creole's Story.
"Oul. queelt—a felh>w with n letter Kalkerln Elizabeth, now nt TslngIIH sank down' on n looker and watching the rrlgbtened negro hurry from Philip. Eet whs sign bee* name. Tau, to disarm and hnR Instructed
hid tier face In her handa. The back and forth. At Inst. satisfied that he«*a hand write, appoint heem oror- the crew to proceed to Tien Txln. ‘
Jarksunville, • Florids
pitiful dejection In her attitude everything available bad P e o n .pro ««•er "
TUI* apparently ejitullintea Austria
• compelled me to bend over her duced. the former strode «cross to the / ’And what become of blm?" •
fro id the con diet In llio iuP'esst.
table, Jerked oift a chair nnd waved
I r quick aj4npnthj.
The creole shrugged bis shoulders.
Liege Ports Still Defy Hermans.
She, (poked up Into my face. “ I not bla hand toward tno In invitation to
" T l* not my business, m’sleur. Ho
While the Liege fort* qre Nflld to
not afraid. Only. I cannot bear t ho Join him.
go wny somewhere queok. Maybe he be holding o u i .j i i official statem ent
W H E R E S H A L L I GO TO S C H O O L ?
'T h e lazy dog! TIs Ukcly all you not like ze plate."
thought that you doubt me ever no
from the French government tell* ol
little. 1 know 1 have been Indiscreet, will £et. m'sleur. Maybe you eat with
tho
blowing
up
of
Fort
nhnudofnnThe dead face of tho bearded man In
th a t you might Juatly deem rac'an ad mo. bey? Or would you wait for *o the rear rogjn rose boforo me. But tnlm* by the Belgian ootpBmnder a fte r FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN O
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
venturess.; But I am not, Gqrdon capltalud?'’
It had been raxed by German-gun*.
1 Broussard went on:
TALLAIIA88KE
G AINESflLLE
C raig: 1 am a good woman left to
" I’ll take pot luck with you. Brous "Zen yon catue. m’sleur, ’long wlz ze
Official UuNsUn dispatches claim
fight alone, and I must hare your sard." I agreed genially, speaking girl. Ze rapltnjue be, laugh, eet was victory for the Upas ion forces over
C e U rfr of AH* *ml H f f r n r r * ; N o r m a l Hr boot;
8 College» and Ittrlatona; t.lbrral Art*; lui«
of M iu lr ; Sr hoot of Kiprroaion; Nchooi of Unftn<-nln(;
ra rh rra rCollege;
o ll* * * ; Hi
tingine*«Ing; AcrlntHtife:
Agriculture: TTeacher*
faith or break down utterly. Do you loud enough no the negro would over so easy. Why ze girl, m'sleur?"
three German corps.
Great Duke Stfnol
AM; Kl i r n »ion IHilnlon: C r a d u a t p Hr hoot. M o d - 1 p r r' l m o n t H u t i o n ; K tlvnalon IMvTUon. ffrad u am
C
believe me—all I baTo told you—that head. 'T v e got to get accustomed to
bool.
t
T f * n r * brick tmlldm a«. t^-u-tr^ f y m n .
Nicholas, commnuder-ln-chlef of the rrn Uymnasium with «»rimming pool; t*»krt ball
"Philip Henley wna married."
»B.1 trnnU court*; now arid tTu-lrrH building«;
awimming pool and many aubaktiary bulbi
1 am (gaily tbo wlfo of t’bllp lien- camp fare and am hungry -enough to
"Non. nou. Impossible: eet cannot lie Itunstnn army, describes Russian vic beautiful n m p in ; djrmilortm bavo all modern •rum.
lng«i «I o/TWer», ln*trt»r-tnr» and »«alatami; 551
begin. Besides. Captain Henley Is laid shown. T Is not of re record Ze tories tn E ast Prussia.
ronoralcncaa; I t,» dbiiug rt»m an-I kltrhcn mnat young men frodi 4» Florida rountle* and 24 «tate«
fo rr* ,
In Florida: 418 young » « m m from 49 and foreign rountrie» taat «earion.
"T ea." I answered through clinched up tn hla berth with n alck. headache cap’ltnlne not frald any more. Un just
The Servians apparently are drlv- hygienic
ceuntim and 12 Half* tan «caaioo.
and doesn't wish to be disturbed. Ho play nr!* you like re "cat a l l zo mouse. lug oul the Austrlajis. and a late dlate e th , atrufgllng Jo contret myself.
Tl'ITtON FBEK In College and Normal Srhool.
TlimnN niKK; hoard and Kntrmnr* F—
and rntrann- tm for the year 1124.00. }1.12.50 per year.
F or a moment ahe sat In alienee, and, told me to tell you, Loula."
Hu know Philip dead—ho lias ze proof Pfltch by wny of Italy says It Is a n hoard
For catalogue writ»
Writ* today tor catalogue.
w hile I dared not look at her, 1 know
“Yea. snh. Hbail Ab make you sum —nn' now he breaks ze will a n ’ gets zo nounced nt Vienna Hint the operaEDW
ARD
CONRAD1,
P
resldenl
4
A. A. M URPH K EE, I’reNldenl
. h e r eyes were upon my face.
toffee, snh?
Masan Broussard ho monies. Ze dog rich now: zen bo bo Him* against Scrvla on tbe Drlnn.
mure
rich."
"T h e n 1 will do whntcreg you aay. don't nobber drink none.’’
river have been abandoned.
go wherever you tell me," ahe prom
“Yea. And. by the way, Louis, take
“Do yqu know nu executor of the
It 1s re|K»rted'lhat the Italian urmy
ised grarely. "I cannot decide for my- a*ltmcb Into the lady. Fix up some will named Neale—P. B. NealeT*
will be mobilized August 21. W ash
104 F. S treet
FhooeNo.182
"Oul. m’sleur."
eel/. 1 am too confused to think clear- thing neat ir you can, and let mo know
ington believes Italy will Join Eng
< i j . b u t I trust you as a frland."
“Who la he? W hat does he look land and France against Gennnny.
wbpn It la ready.” '*
PERIODICALS
M AGAZINES
J drew aside the curtain draping one
“You know ze capital no before may llkeTk
“ Ifo vna a planter two mllo went
o r th e after ports nnd glanced out. ea be T* Broussard asked.
JAPAN DECLARES WAR.
Ice C reim - Soda W ater • C onlecllonery
Cigars and Tobacco !
g e r fo r apythlng to distract attention“No.” 1 answered, wondering wbat Carrollton. I see beem maybe ten
T hrough the clear glass 1 corid see the he couid bo aiming at; but willing to dnya ago—leetle short man wlf bald Army and Navy Ordered to Strike
rurw e o f shore lino forming the little glvo him a freo reír. “But bo seems bead.”
at Once.
m w . Ju st within the foam of the to be a pretty good fellow.”
Ho (toured out another drink of
Tlie emperor uf Japan hn* declared
breakers n half dozen men were
“ You think ho—hey! Maybo ao while brandy, am}, downing It, pushed back w ar on Germany. This action waa
launching a amatl boat, I stared at bo get you Altb heera. Den be se hla chair.
taken nt the expiration of the time
Now is the time to begin planting Onion
"By gar, I talk too mooch, maybe," lim it o f Ja p an 's ultim atum to G er
th eA an instant before realising w hat devil. 1 know, tn'slcur.. 1 see beem
Sets. Considering the present price of,
I t m e a n t Then 1 dropped the curtain. fo r long while on to ocean; zat wtiar he aald. yawning. "But cut make no m any demanding the surrender ol
[ Onions, there is every indication tlmt they will lie on exceedingly profit
dif. Ze capltalno ho cop -zv monies Klnp.Chow. ’
• .
‘T h e mate is coming aboard." I said you flu* o u t”
•w tW y. "You must go to your room:
Th® Japanese government hna or • • able crop to plant.
“What baa ho done to yoy?” I asked Juat ie same, ap,' eet better you know.
Now
I
turn
In
an'
aleep."
He
croaaed*
fiu.
We <]uo(e r
Pit.
I’k.
here la the key: lock yourself In and carelessly.
fiu.
Qi.
dered the beginning of operations ou <* We Qnotet
*1
tho cabin to his stateroom and closed1 land anfi sen.
only opeo when you hear my voice.”
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Whit* Silytr Skin
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2,75
i 1 Crystal Wai BtirnuJ« 20
“By gart W batt" tiring.up a t th«'
20
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Ycllaw Danrrrs
Walla B«nnu«ta
.15
.n
2.50
•’ "A pd yon"— . ' _
.
v !’ .’ recollection. “ Get out o’ here, yer tbe door.
T he Imperial rescript doclhrjng war
The facta were clear. Philip Henley upon Germany hn* been issued. It i*•• Rad &*rmad»
20
.90 350
Whit* Multiplier
-IS
ss
325
“ I m ust take care of myself: don’t coouT turning fiercely upon the stew
wna
dead,
killed
while
Intoxicated,
ei
Parrel
Pest
Ral«
p*r
Qt.
$<.
Par
Pk.
20t.
Write
lor
fall
price
lit!
jut)
¡itued.
1’
officially
Inaugurates
hostilities
In
*wuity about me."
ard. and then leaning across tbo table,
W ithout ao tnnch as a glance nt our low Ming hi« voice, which yet trembled ther accidentally, or for purposes of th e fa r east ns n re*tm of Germany's
¡prisoner she opened the door nnd. with WIMT passion. "Sacre. nWdcur. It was robbery- And I16 had lieeu robfie»! failure to reply to the Japanese u lti
a aw lft look .about the outer cabin, dla- I ao bis dirty work live—seek—year, when picked up liy tbe |>oUcc, nothing m atum .
to Identify him being found. Beyond
PL A N T CITY, FLORIDA
T he proclamation of the emperot
«ppeared.
lie no sailor, but I sail i t sh eep 'fo r doubt this half breed brother bail dis
aeut
a
thrill
fhrough
the
country.
i »»♦»♦♦»♦♦»♦♦I
I aittat keep Henley concealed nnd him—soo? Tree, four time I sail xe patched n man north to look 1dm up—
silent until dirkneea rendered oar os abeep. an’ be make se money. Vat bo po«*lbly to assassinate him If neces J a p a n 's entrance upon the fulfillment
-cape possible. In order to accomplish geef me? Mnybe *100 ze month—bah! sary. .The fellow had cither done tbo of her obligations to her nlly, Great
■' this It would be necessary to prevent eet wna to laugh. Zen be fin’ oat Job, or been anticipated In 'bis pur B ritain, responds to tho popular will
■either the steward or the mate from Dutch bog. (lexuiAU. an’ make of beem pose. In cithot cam be was present from one end of tho land to th« other.
•«entering the after cabjn. -All .peffi frocp ao fund officer. 1 not like e e t I tells »■* Identify tbo body nnd bad written Choorlng erowda assembled In Toklo
.. t
Ube-negro 1 dismissed quickly. eoniM<m
a t once. Inclosing tbe signet ring aa before the bulliUoga occupied by the
H } l i u i h l a knowledge of in i ntnudlng on
proof. T h a t Was tbe aa mo ring we departm ent of forelgh affairs and th«
The
board would Inijict bltu to necept any
had found In tbe arbor, and which Vio adm inistration -of the navy.
explanation I might make. But with
la bad Instantly recognized. AnA\hoae popular tnanlfcalatlons, however, do
¡Herman the Situation was not no dear.
men who *lmd made a 109! of mo were not approach the euthuslnsm which
tSTtcthcr
or
not
the
captain
bad
Inform
the robbers. They bnd found pa pore preceded the w ar with Russia.
X
e d h in t th at I wna a volunteer mi tbelr
and letters which opened before them
1,000,000 MAY LOSE JOBS.
U id jM •spodltlon I did not know. 1
thlsa scheme of fraud: then, wttb hla
bad btm placed as a gruff, bard (litwl
residence address, using bla keys, they
taking other medicines. 1 decided te
twa dbg who would Strike Oral nud in
bnd learned everything necessary for Stoppage of Dye Imports Would Closa Majority of Friends Thought Mr.
Factories,
take his advice, although I did not have
the completion of tbelr plans. A copy
vestigate later, on^ III dealing With
Hughes Would Die, Bat.
Instructions have been sent to Am
i t the Judge's will m ust have been In
whom either diplomacy or force might
any
confidence la IL
Henley’s . |>osscsslon. nnd. no doubt, bassador Gerard ami American con
nm vo equal failure«. Yet | poaseisod
soon» lawyer’s tetter, describing tha su lar officers In Germany to notify
One Helped Him to *
1 have now been taking Black-DraugM
(hla advantage: I could deni with him
situation, received since the departure th e state departm ent at W ashington
i. With but two watch pincers on
tor three months, nnd it has cured me—
of hla wife. Apparently everything a t once whether the European war
only one at a time could leave
Recovery.
two rio te r crooks needed to know was will prevent the shipm ent of dyoth e dock, and Broussard. I felt assured,
haven’t had those awful sick headaches
In their possession. All they needed atuffs to America.
' bad no privileges In th e captain’* cat*
since I began using it.
to do sm s pull tho Strings, using a ■ T he m atter la of vital Importance
From what l know of Henley T
to
woolen,
cotton,
silk,
leather
and
figurehead
to
represent
Philip
Henley.
doubted If even the Amt officer felt
Pomeroyton, Kjr.—In Interesting ad»
I am so thankful for what BUck*
That was tbe part for which 1 waa o th e r industries In this country th at
privileged to Invade tbo privacy of Ws
chosen.
They
had
tq
construct
a
Be
vices
from
this
place,
Mr.
A.
J.
Hughes
uso
colon
because
the
present
aopDraught hen done for me."
*
without sotng*, apodal rtaaon,
In order to Interest me, yet th a t waa P lf will Jfcep inch factories -going
discipline on board, strict
writes
u
fo
llo
w
s:
"I
was
down
with
Thedlord’s Black-Draught has been
comparatively easy, and there was a only 100 days, when a million work
Then» bad to be to control
strung probability of success but for ers would be throw n out of employ stomach trouble for five (5) years, and found a very valuable medicine tor de
peculiar, conditions of which they m ent.
captilo Into
( lifted the belpl esa ca
would have alck headache so bad, it rangements o l the stomach and fiver. It
could know nothing. T he half breed
h rw.
Ing at me In lmbad never been mentioned. He. waa Foes’ Goods In London Boycotted. times, that I thought surely I would die.
is composed of pure, • vegetable herbs,
my ears could distinguish
tbe monkey wrench thrown unexpect
Many shop .windows to the west
of oars as the small boat
edly Into tbelr well oiled machine. Yet end of London are displaying signs,
I tried different treatments, but they contains no, dangerous ingredients, and
I t b e stern of the Bea Gall,
even without blm, the .reappearance "No German or Austrian goods slock
ns I despised the fellow, t bated
acts gently, yet surely. It can be. fredy
pf Philip Honley'a wife waa sufficient ed here." This -development of the dkl not seem to do me any good.
blm, yet o«r safety dopebdod on
to cause disaster.
w ar on .the Gorxuaule conference was
I got so bad, 1 could not eat or steep, used by young and old, and should be
and I dared not,negloct tho
ld*-btodirtrw *rkftv»^-«M U ^w lf» !-T h e magie of inaugurated by' the board of trade
• a tbe boat grated
the words balled me. Then pow. If all *boycott,...............
which” -la spreading rapidly. and an my triendl, except one, thought I kept tn every bm ily ch est
y air."
the aide 1 stepped forth Into tbe
l had lea d e d was true, abo waa bh> Feeling again*! Germans Is becom would die. He advised me to try
Get a package today.
to w ait T o ze capltalno. an*, by gmr. bo keep mo widow.- What would that mean to tut? ing ao h itte r'th a t Ralph niumenfcld,
*
up before ao -port watch. You Tbe awlft Iwatlng of my heart answer proprietor of the Dally Expres*. pub Thedford’s Black-DramrhL and ouit * Only
,
a ouariar
•
•came down tbe companion atan’ zat, m’alaurT*.
ed. 1 »knew thl" tint, however 'sin lishes; R la quoted, that neither lie
rd before blot. r. I shook my bead, uncertain Joat cerely she might hard oocd supposed nor. any of bU ftaff la a German. '
wbat ataúd to ta k a
t * } » ,, * ,
.
CONTINUED ON PAGE 7 *
BATTLE RAGING ON
BELGIAN BORDER
Soldier of Fortune— By Randall Parrish
USE
gritish and French Fight
Kaisers Army
JAPAN IN WORLD WAR
IDEAL FERTILIZERS
s
Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer
Company
ROLLINS COLLEGE,' WINTER PARK
Jnn
SEEDS
SEEDS
X
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* E. A. Martin Seed Co.
£
MAXWELL’S
ONION SETS
KILGORE S E E D C O M P A N Y
STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR FIVE YEARS
For Engraved Cards See The Herald
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THE SANPOBD HEBALD
AUGUST M . 1114
SOLDIER
OP
FORTUNE
B) RANDALL PARRISH
Copyright. ttu. by A. C. McClure A
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE S
^jeT o reJ nênlcy. big neglect. cruelty,
dlwtph'lon. had long ngo driven nil oentlnient from her. Before wo m et her
girlhood afTcctioo hnd _becu ntterljr
cni»be<l and destroyed. Loyal aho wna
and true to~cvery tradition of ber wo
manhood. U w as to guard hla Intereat,
not her own, th a t abe had accom panied
me on thia cz|>edltlon, risking her good
name In the belief th a t he was unnblo
to care for hla own. W hat would ahe
do n^w? How would abe feel tow ard
“ ■w f TYPnt change wtÆt t f t t i mikr In
the Trlendly relatidhahlp between' o i t
1 longed to tell her and yet shrank from
the taik . ‘
■ **
Xhe sun lig h t; afream lng In through
the upper transom told qjo the aun wutt
dipping Into.the w est.. If we wore to
get nway when p lght cam e there w ere
many things to coo aider first. E spe
cially was I ohecaaed now with a detlra to overhaul th e captain's papers
and secure those which would be of
lienefit. We uniat pOaaesa more proof
than the garrulous talk of the second
mate, and surely th a t proof would be
discovered In t b e s f t e r cabin. The noise
ef the atewnrd'a dish washing had
ceased, and cautions luvistlgatloti dlsclrwed him sound asleep, curled tip like
a dog. on Iho deck. Assured as to this.
1 ventured up Ihe companion stnlrs and
Indolgetl In n glance forwnnl. E sce p t
for a group of-anllors dolug some sail
patching In the shade of the ch a rt
bouse, uo one was visible. The vessel
rocked gently, an d far forw ard there
was a sound of hnmtnering. The tnnto
would bo there overseeing the Job,
whatever It might Ik*. Surely no hot
ter opportunity than this could tie
given.
I stole back, silent and unobserved,
listened an Instant to B roussard's
steady breathing, thou unlocked the
c a p ta in 's door and entered hla cabin.
Ills wicked eyes, blaring with hate,
glared a t me «» l approached, and. In
spired by Borne sudden feeling o f sy m
pathy. I tient over and removed tho
gng from hia mouth. The result was
sn outburst of profanity, bristling w ith
threats. Uut these as Instantly ceased
sa 1 picked up th e cloth again.
"Do you menu to kill me?" he naked.
•‘Not unless 1 have to. but I bold
some things more valuable Hum your
life. Ju st 4>t present 1 mean to look
over jVnfr papers."
CHAPTER XV.
Undsr Wsy.
lay quiet, but w ith -g larin g
H E ejea
following my every
m ovement us l throw open
the d raw ers of the desk and
begnn handling th eir contents.
For
some time I discovered nothing of spe
cial in te re st I c&ine upon one secu re
ly locked. I tried key after key before
discovering the right one. realising
from Henley's squirm ing that I m ust
be draw ing near the goal T he first
paper -touched w as a copy of the will,
stul a little fu rth er rum m aging p u t mo
Into possession of various docum ents
Which I believed from a cursery glance
at their contents wero of utm ost value.
These I hastily tran sferred to my coat
pocket, making sure I had tho original
letter descriptive of Philip H enley's
death, ns well ns the copy of a m em
orandum which th e half breed had evi
dently draw n up for tho convenience
of bU lawyer».
“I think I’ve got your num ber." 1
said finally.
"You've got to get aw ay first." be
sneered defiantly, “a n d you'll no t find
‘h at so easy. M r tu rn will come vet.
you spy, and then you’ll learn how I
bite.”
I laughed, feeling no mercy.
“ Ail in good , time, friend. I think
you h n ro had your inning. Now i t ’s
mine. 8o you are C harles Henley?“
He did not answ er.
'T h e Illegitim ate son of Judge lionley and a negro m other. T bat'a a clcvriè * , V forgery, th a t papof of legal adop
tion. I adm it. M ust have had legal a d
vice for tliuL W hat did you juty the
lawyer«?"
H e atared at mo 'w ith com pressed
. v Ups"N ot ready to coufefcs yet? Well, you
will be. By the wny, who was th a t
'Pierre who wrote telling you of Philip’s
death? Not Vonlque, was It?"
"You devil!” he burst forth, tortured
beyond resistance. Ills teeth ground
together savagely, and h i h u n t Into a
string of oaths.
‘T h a t ’s enough.” And I got to my
fe e t “ 1 see I’ll have to gag you ag ain .’’
. I replaced the gng and took a survey
of the cabin to m ake sure all w as se
cure. Nothing bad occurred In th e outer cabin during my absence, but the
(row ing .sh ad o w s evidenced tjje a p
proach of tw ilight. In those w aters
night came quickly. Locking th e enptiln 'a door, I entered my own-Btntcfoom and sat down on tho lower berth
- -------- til w ait. Is s v lo r my door alightjy a ja r.
The cabin grew constantly darker, al
though outside, through tho open p o r t
* I could still jUstinguish gleam s of light
a^ong the w ater surface and the height a
of th e Island. H erm an came dow n and
entered hla stateroom , hu t w ithout clos
ing tho door. Ho rem ained but n moh
’«lent o r two and then hurried back on
deck. Suddenly a gust of wind blew
In Ibrongh the port, and It began to
rain gently, but In huge drop*. Ear.
cvray w asTho rood hie of" thunder, echo
ing acroM the open sen. The storm
Was evidently coming up alowly from
tho east, an all the. w estern »ky was
clear and streak Hi with golden red.
Then a sailor came down the com
panion stairs, his oilskins rustling, and
pounded on the second m ate's door.
“All hand*. Mr. B roussard!”
There was n muffled response, and
the creole, buttoning his Jacket as he
passed, followed the other on deck. A
moment Inter I heard the »low Uiroti of
the engines and glanced out to note tho
shore lino slipping past Into tho gloom.
Tho Hen G ull was under way.
It would bo some tim e y e t-O fte e n or
tweuty m inutes at tho b est—before I
dared attem p t to carry ou t my pyfti
of oscope. In spite of th e overspread
ing cloud and steady rainfall daylight
lingered In the west, and it »(»ectral
glow hung above the ocean. There
were prelim inaries to be atten d ed to.
and I was eager to be busy.
The «tow ard had aroused from bis
nap, a n l i watched hlrh low er tho ta
ble, and spread It wttb a nrtdtu cloth.
Now the distant clatter of dishes
proved him to be In tbo pantry. He
could bo dealt with tiiecu even to b e t
ter nOvantago than In tho cabin, and,
nunoamb aU ut. ns be -undoubtedly wmrr
1 .felt It sa fe r to pUen hint
power to create any alarm . The task
Confronting mo was far too serious to
leave our re a r unguarded. 1 slipped
silently along tho short passagew ay,
and, -watching bis back closely. Investi
gated the lock of tbo pan try door. It
was of th e spring variety, easily. det
to fasten, an d could not bo operated
from the inside, -As I pressed In the
cntch th ere was n clicking sountk
which caused tbo negro to tu rn around,
the w hites-of hla eyes gleam ing oddly.
"Oh, my lordy! I neb ber beard-you.
Mimas Craig. By golly, snh. dls yero
nlgguh sure thought tie w as shot."
"Not yet, Louis." 1 replied quietly,
■tnudlng In the opening, on© hand still
on the latch. "But It 1» Just as well
for you to be »etious about It—J*vo got
tho weapon nil right—see." and 1 push
ed the revolver butt forw nnl Into tiUt
range of vision. “ 1 don't mean to
hurt you so long as you keep still."
"W hat—w h at you a-goin* fer to do.
sab?"
"Get aw ay from this ship If I can.
nnd you are going to help by rem ain
ing right w here you are, boy. F ir s t
w hat's In tho small boat, hung to dav
its astern —provisions. I m ean?"
"Tlmr'a n breaker of fresh w ater,
a n —an' u package o' sea biscuit, sab.
Ah—All reckon that's all."
"Good! Do you tmp|mii to know bow
fur we a re away from the main
const ?"
"A-ubout thirty-five mile, sab."
"Florida 7"
nTT'yoo.
Steady yonraelf with the
tackle."
8 be peered back a t mo over the side
of tbo boat, her h a ir shining with
moisture.
/
"Now a re you coming?"
“No; I shall have to rem ain here and
lower th e boat. Turn ab o u t and face
tho stern. Now take th k rk n ife . Don't
drop It. The moment th o boat to u ch «
the w a te r—an Instant before. If possi
b le-c u t thy rope you h av e hold on.
then burry forward anil c u t tho other.
You undorsulnd?"
"I —I think si». I am to c u t this first
and then tho other."
“ Yes. Now dpu’t fall. You see, we
are launching this bout above the
screw.. T here Is bound to be suction.
If you c u t ns 1 say you 'w ill drift off
ltow ou to the course o f th e vessel nnd
will float free. O therw ise th e boat Is
likely to hu swum [led. You see what I
mean?"
She nodded.
.
"The quicker you can g e t to th at sec
ond rope." I added seriously, “the bet
ter your chances."
' '1
"B ut—but whnt are you going to do?"
"Jum p for It ns soon ob you are fairly
afloat. I’ll be «hoard b efo re you know
It.. Are you ready?"
•
She wna looking forw ard , and ber
hand gripped mlm*. H e r failure to a n
swer an d -th a -< m ld ca.p ressu re of fin
gers w as n warning o f danger. I
glanced back across my shoulder. In
front of tb© cabin stood a m an staring
aft. Ilia huge bulk ovcu In that dark
ness told me It was H erm an .
1 heard his heavy a tcp on tho deck
as be entne «lowly fo rw a rd around the
bulge of th e cabin. T h o very m anner
of his advance told mo. hla uncertainty.
Something had occurred to arouse sus
picion. Ho hud heard a noLie b i soon
a shadow and wns Investigating cu
riously. Ho came up to th e stent rail,
standing still, u huge bulk In the
gloom, his gaze on tbo sw in g in g b o at
Then, unsatisfied, ho leaned forward
"Y en , s a i l "
"Coil you tell me the compass
point 7"
lie scratched his head, his confidence
Unit he w as not going to tie hu rt re
turning as I (piestloni.il him.
"W aal. suh. I ain’t no snllormnn
m yself—no, sa b —hut .do -second m ate
lie done [«lint It ou t ills motmln* when
Ah was on deck, an" he »ay It lay
nor’east by east, sail
Ah members
dnt distinctly."
"T hat will be nil. Ixiuls Now listen
to mo. I um going to sh u t this 'door
and lock you Ip. I'll be on board here
for an hour yet. and If you utter so
much as a whim per I'll come down
here and fill you full of lend."
I closed th e door, testing It Ixifore
turning aw ay, smiling grim ly to m y
self at recollection of these w hite eye
balls glaring at no* through the gloom
Duiis was evidently not (lie »tuff of
which m artyr* are made
There w as u small iHItule cotu|inna
fastened to n beam ortir thu table. I
unscrewed this without difficulty nnd
dropped ft Intjo my pocketl It would
bo a dark ulgbt with th a t cloud sh u t
ting out tbo sky, with probably not a
shore light visible. ^Tben I climbed
tho com panion stair» to take n survey
of the dix'k We were «lipping through
the w ater at fair rate of speed, leav
ing i very perceptible wake n»l/*ni
The open docks gHstened with w ater,
although tho rainfall w as light nnd In
te ra ittte s i; thunder rum bled to th©
northward. w ith occasional flashes of
P u t t in g
E v e r y O u n ca o f S t r e n g t h In to
th o B lo w , | S t r u c k ,
nnd begnn to explore w ith .one hand.
A pparently he touched something
strange—tho edge of h er ak irt II must
hove In-ell. fur Uler© wna n tilt j»f cloth
lu tbo lifted finger». Noiselessly I
arose in my feel, planting myself firm
ly on the wet deck. T h e re »vns lull
m enus of escape now. and. big ns
the fellow wits, I m u st 'accept the
chance. Another m inute would menn
discovery, and hla bull voice would
roar th e length of th e »hip-' He nel(her s a w uor heard me. his whole at
letitlon concentrated on tho bouL
W ithout-w arning, p u ttin g every ounce
of ktronirfh Into tj»e blow. 1 stnick
lauding square on tbo chin. There was
n »mothered groan, nnd tie collapsed
hurled back ImhIIIj , his nrrn» flung up
| hcnnl him thud ag a in st th e rail, his
great form bending to tho shock, and
lightning. Even ns I fitootl there, ntnr then ho w ent over, w h irlin g through
jng .forw ard, ondcavoring to m ake out tbe-alr.
“ W hat is It?” she ask ed , her voice
cortnln objects In the gloom, tho over
barely
audible. "W bnt bu s happened?"
hanging cloud seemed to close in across
Her voice seemed to recall me luthe w estern nky. instantly plunging us
Into night, I* heard no m ovem ent of stnntly, to restore, my uum bed faculmen. no voice shouting orders, yet Ite- ili-^
“ \Vhy. really I hardly know ." I an
foro th at last gleam fuded I had seen
swered,
yet sU’tHdng b u c k -to grip the
outlined several figures on the bridge.
To b etter a as tire myself th a t no w atch ropes. ‘T h e fellow had hphl of your
was upon th e afte r deck I circled the dress, didn’t he?"
"Yes. Oh. 1 was so frightened! And
cabin. 8 upper had not been served,
and ono of th e watches m ight be piped —ami then he Jerked m e ,borrlb|y.M
"T hat w as when 1 h it him . I must
down at any moment. This would
bring one of th© m ates n ft to th e cabin. bavu gut the big brute J u s t rig h t He
Driven by ihe thought. 1 rapped went overboard.”
She looked down Info th e swirl be
softly on h er door and she catne forth
neath. clutching the edge of the boat
Instantly, full dressed.
with tier bnmla.
"You a re ready?"
" is - I s ho down there—In the water?
"Y es/'
>
••You’!! need a woterproof of some Do you‘-you suppose bo is drowned?"
"I don’t nee whnt else b e could bo.*'
kind. It's raining outside. W alt n mo*
"1—1 cannot bear to Jh ln k of It!”
nient. T hera will be a coat In some of
“Now. seo hero,” I Bald, com ing back
these stateroom s."
to
uiy senses. T h i s in all foolisbuMS
I found one,'« fisherm an's slicker, and
sad losing us time. I’m n o t sorry he
wrapped h er In IL It wns n world too
big. but I tightened the belt and turned is out o f the wny. I t w na cither bis
up the- sk irls, bo she m anaged to walk. life or ours. Have you g o t th e knlf«?"
“ Yea."
I led tier forw ard «lowly, go that the
•Then got hold of th a t s te rn rope. I
flapplug of th e oilskins agnlnst the stair
am going to lower aw ay .”
rail would not tie bfcinl. T h e stendy
8 he obeyed me, b u t It w as mechan
p atter of rain on the deck planks
drowned wjint little noise wp made, ic» l. b ef eyes still'fixed upon the wa
nnd ns we emerged into tho hood « ter.
gust of w ind drove the m oisture Into 1 “Be quick now,” I sa id sternly, and
our fnces, I could fee) my heqrt thum p, my hand pressed ber «boulder. "Your
*.
yet It wns m ore because of ber proxim tire depends on your, prom ptness."
I loosened tho ropes, permitting
ity than upy excitem ent of adventure.
So for as 1 could.perceive, peering out them to ru n «lowly th ro u g h tho blocks
into the atomi with hand «hading my There wns no creaking, a n d I rejoiced
at the case with which I sustained the
ehr . t X
T ow .
w"e
. C ,H ' d n Ì k
jl2 l o n ' j
the narrow deck patango hito the shad
ow cast by th e boat"Now.” I osliL "step on ray .knee, and
j*ll help you over. I\pti't. b n rry -o n ly
be quiet. T b a f f
.Nu.w Just let. t»e
PAGE SEVEN
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weight U the t a l l
jjtm c e n d r d .
Blow
forw ard, knife In Tmod. for’.th e other
rope. Almost l»efore the boat could
sw ing about, th e second stay dangled*,
a n d . nil my strain in g eyes could per
ceive was a dark. Indefinite shadow
d riftin g uut of sight astern. W ith
o u t Uttering a sound or wnatlng n sec
ond 1 dived from the rail.
“ It's all right!” 1 calk'd, loud enough
for ber to h e a r.''-‘T hrow out an oar
on the left and hold her I'll he there
In n minute."
I made It. nlrnost breathless, when 1
finally gripped th e gunwale and hung
on to regain a m easure of strength.
" ‘Ob. thank God." she exclolmed.
slarlu g nt me; " I —I thought you were
lost!"
“ Don't think of IL Tho danger Is nil
over. Ydu needn't pull on the oar; Just
hold It straight out. Thnt will keep
th e boat's head forward."
"Can you get over tho side?"
"Jn a m om ent—yes; as soon as 1 get
lajM irenth back. Did you notice auy
alarm on board tbo Sea Gull?"
She shyyjed her iT^es with ono baud,
hoidtyig tlie heavy oar ag ain st her
body, and liMrtied-fibMid.
. %
"No; I was nut thinking ab out th at—
only of your d an g er and my aw ful pomIti
I was never so frightened fib
roin. '
“Can you still ace the vessel7”
. "Ju st n shadow against the sky. L—
1 Jhluk she Is moving straight ahead."
"Then we have not been missed nor
th e mate. D oubtless he w as going be
low for hly supper. Now lean well
o v er to port—yes, the le ft-a n il balance
th e boat. 1 um going to climb In."
TO BE CONTINUED
EARLY nCHURCH
HISTORY
r .
n m .m s
a
C ontinued frían page 3
apar, published la Raminola county, Flor
ab le, a s he b attles ato n e w ith dif R
is, one« s w»ak for eight contentile* weeks.
ficulties a n d sorrows tw o were cre
Witness, E. A. Douglas*, Clock of tho Cir
cuit
Court, and tb* aoAI of isld court, on
a te d to »liure, cries out w ith a more thl* tho
22nd day of July, A. D. 1914.
(«al)
K. A. DOUGLASS,
pensiv^, b u t a saner poet:
Clark Cireult Court, Reminole County.
By J. C, Hobart*, D. C.
fiacre» A BaCottoo,
" W h e re shall I find in all th is fleet
Boflcttor and of Counaal lot Complainant
in g earth ,
97-Fri-9tc
T hia world of chance a n d fare
Nelle» of Aprllrailan Po» Tal Daad Lodar
wells, a friend
Narllon S af Chseter i s t i , La«* of Fio
rd»
W ho will not fall me in her love
!,
N oti»» U hereijy glven th a t !>, II. Ifook or.
an d worth,
purchaser ot Té* C ertificato No.1070, d atati
T e n d e r nnd firm an d fa ith fu l to tk* 3 day ot Jan# A. I>. ., 1912, ha* flle.t
•ald m rtfficst» In m y office, and ha* m atto
th e end?
app lication lor ta l daad to Iwu* In accorda»#«
«tlh t a o . Salii cvrtlflfatw ombrar** tba (o t
to «Ina deecrlbed
deaeri bed proparty
prò party altuatad
situatali (n
In B
am lowlng
tt*ro
Far , h a th my spirit sought a place lli oI» rounty. Florida, t»-wlt:2K0ft. E and W
by SIS fi. N and S In NE cor. Sac.CTp 21.
• of rest,
H 30a
Tk* a*ld land baine aaaemed at tba dato
L ong on vain idols its devotion
ni (ha Usuarne of mrh certificate In Ih* a n n i
shed,
; ot W. E. It untar, fr. Unica* aald tarli tirato
Stom
I ,n v » forsaken
fn r m b n n w
« 1hom
,n m 1
t loved
i„ ..„ a I «h»M
s c c o r d ln
f tod,Isw,
ta* d
d(ood
Nome,. have
wl[T , „bau,redeemed
lhwM0 „„
, 4‘th
rol
__________
______ L A .
t»., 1914.
the^beat,
Wllnaa» my officiai signature and arai thia
Some deceived, and iomo arc with 12th day ot Aug. A. IX. 1914.
(•»all
E. A. Douglas«. >
th© dead."
Clark Circoli Court. Raminola Co., Fla.
By Ja*. C. Robert*. IX C*
102- F ri. Ale
T he old altar, decorated with
vines and flowers, in a n atm os
NOTICE
v - '
phere redolent with live perfum e of
A epeclal m e etin g 'of • th * • torli Snidar*
sr s***of
— .
. ’F.'fluitton . IN O ., a corporation orais n ls e d ••
violets, jessamine and rosea, aw ait rand
aalatln i undar
‘ tb*
‘ ’law * o t th*
‘ I8
S tta to -o f ,
ed the m an—the man who had Florida, will be held at th e offire* o t sa ld i ,
10
awakened .to a sense of his peed of A. K . on tb» Tlh cí*y'af~S»pr»H ib*r,-A. D .,
IVI 4. (or Ih* purpoaa o t datarmlnina- a t ab a a
the help* to meet the C reato r had lim a, a t an »lection to b o bald'by lb* s to c k prqrirlrtt- for him. He was one of holdrr» -ot -alili corpora t io n , « b a ibaa or n o t
.
,
. . Ik* r a p lta l atork of th» s a id F, F, I lU T T O N ,
us UiaO-iuiuMlsAJteefai ¿»A|aib0.dMwVÌtÀ4i4>W.-Mdw41-«m»4o —Ua»>ir«li il k»aaw al 111
sum of tlO.OÒO.W?’
be. " .fe n d e r and firm a n d faithful to 1 15,000.00 to tkaCao.
A. D oC ottaa, Sac.
F. F. Button, Ine.
the en d .” And to the old a lta r we
102- Fri 4 te.
led tho brides of our choice, and
there they^ promised to love, honor Nstlr* •( As*n>sO«s f*>* 1 1 1 Dr*d Uadsr
and—nnd—and obey (D o n ’t men Hitllon S *f Ckssler 4SS8, Laws of Fleets*
N oll* * (* b*r*b)p jlv e n th a t O. H. F rain
tion that!).
purchaser of T a l C ertifica la No. I0 7 7 .tlsl.r l
tb* 3rd d a y of Jun* A . I)., 191!, has fllod
C harm ing memories these!
•aid certlflcat* In my offle*, and has m sd a
Young men! Such things are not app lication for 1st deed t o iaau* la a c co r d
ane* w ith law . Said certificat* «mbraea* tb «
rare in the world, -and though- you follow
in g described prop erty tllu a u d In Ram
ino!*
c o u n ty . Florida, to -w it:D e g . l i t i H o f
have let your opportunity ut the
NW Cor. o f S«r.6 T p 21. It 30. run E. 251 It
old a lta r pass, we arc building a 8 799 ft W 231 It N 799 f t .
hg said lan d ‘ being a a a e w d nt th e. d a to
nru* church and a new a lta r — take ot Ttha
l**uanr* ot aurb rertrticat* In tba n a m a
courage and acquit yourselves like »( W, E, 1» Hunier T U . Unta** said cartlfl' rale «hall be redeemed according to law , taa
men!
deed will Issue (hereon on th* 14th day o t
8*01
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Williams* Kidney Pills
n varidtion or two nnd we m ust'bid and undor the eyes? A frequent denire
the old church farewell. You know to pass urine? If so, Williams' Kidney
Pills Will cure you. Sold only by Wm.
the old song says:
G. Aldridge, Druggist. Price 60c.
....
,
.
.
William» Mfg. Co. Props. Cleveland, 0 .
. . . .
.
And it always bring» n sigh,
■G ive to me th a t le tte r word
,
That comes from the heart, Good
i
LEGAL ADVERTISING
bye."
"‘W
Can
we say either to the old
•
NOTICE OF ELECTION ‘
I church without a sigh? Are there
is hereby |lr s n Ihst th e bt-eonls]
I not some Bucred memories too 4.- « UNn oiotice
n , as provided by Isw . I^.brreby called
cherished? T hink of the sung»*, th e tor tho purpose ol electing trustee» lor the
est su cceed in g tw o year*, and also tor tha
prayers, tho pleadings , of men of npurpose
o f determ ining the n u m b er ot mille
of
is t r ic t • school taa to Le le v ie d lor each
G od' thnt were wafted, heavenward ot daold
years In each of tha H prcinl School
from within Its walls, nnd remember T a i D istr icts herein alter nam ed; aald elect
ion to bo held Tuesday, S ep tem b er 15lh In
th a t it wbh nt the altar th a t some Sanford Special T a t School D l* t(jrt N o I,
Special T at. School I b e tq c l No 2,
of, our little ones were baptized; it l,ongwt.o<l
O vrido Special Taa school D istr ic t No -3,
was from the same altar th a t aorne C h uluota Special Taa School D istr ic t No 4,
and (Io n o v s Special Taa School D istr ict No. 5.
of us bore aw ay our dead. Prec F urther, «aid «¡action aball be held under the
u
r n s rule« and regulations, nnd th# qlíal
ious memories these two— one joy flrationa
ot election «hall be th e es me. as
[»escrib ed tor t hot* ' votings tn th e ortgtnat
ous nnd (Tnc Rad.
election creatin g a special tax sch o o l District.
And yet Is there not another mem T h e follow in g-ore the Inspectors and clerks
ointed to hold the election o n Septem ber
ory, sacred to, a t lenat, n few of u«7 app
l&th i 9 ! 4 .
Sanford-Special
School District No 1,
(Allow me, if you please, a‘ little A. !.. William», T.Tat
S. Davis. 0 . P. LovaU,
lib e rty ’ with this varlution.) Not inspectors, R. C. Maiwefi, Clark.
I^mgwood Special Tai Mkusl District No
every man who m ig h t,'h a s auch a 2. C. E. Hartley. D. It Hooker and J ' N.
Scorcy.
Inapectore as 1 T. P. Lewis. Clerk.
m emory to cherish.. Not every man
O vied o Sp ecial Taa School D istr ic t N o 3,
who might hnH availed himself of. a L. T . H u n t, Then Aulln and N . J . Tanner,
tn epectore, and T. W. Lawton C lerk.
gracious privilege the a lta r offered.
C h u lu o ta Special Taa School D istrict N o 4,
e L o s t , Arch P resati, and P . K. Culley,
Do you ^uess what I mean? Hear CInab
ep ertors, and W. N. Jacobs C lerk.
Geneva Special -Y*I Reboot-Dion
U thoughtless young fellow boasting
J! H. KIIbee, Edwin Rauleraon nnd A.- A.
of what he calls
Moran.'InapeVlore and C. F. HarriJon Clark.
Ity order ol tho Hoard of Public Inalrue"Single B lessedness"
»•-'V.VîMTÏCTil.iaSiiiHÎ
" f have no* wife! Who'd have his ...».(
D. I»’ Thrasher, Sec. and R u pt, o l Tublic
In
stru
ction .
nose
""Forever tied to one lone flower. 103-51 Fri.
E 'en though th a t flower should be n la O r r a il Court Boveoth Jud icial C ircuit ta
la and Far Nauilael* C o u n t» F lo r id a . In
roe©
C hancery
'
Plucked- by light hand from fairy EUtr M e Lucas, Complainant
•
.
va.
• *
Citation
bower?
W . J. M c L u cie, Defendant
-*K' ”
‘#
.*
To W. J . M cLucaa;
*!) p erson s whomsoever In terested In tb* a b o v e
««tale or in the real ««U t* hereinaltar daacrlbed. th a t on the 7th d * y o f Septem ber A . D .
1914, M icheál Ilotundo, udm inistretoe, w ilt
present to Ibid Judge o t Sem inole C o u n ty ,
Florida, m petition now o n file In th* C
Judge'* office, praying t h i t he nt*
directed to -take poaseaeion ol Ih4
hereinafter described sa asseta ol th«
cedent's esta te and t h a t » Guardian
Litem m ay b* ap p oin ted to repreefni th
said V ittoria Villano, w h o la ■ minor *n
under the d iiabillty of non-age; and th*
a vale m ay be ordered o f the following real
esta te, consisting of th ree separate pleco* of
Und sltu a tq in th* c it y of Santord, for
merly G range rounty, n o w Romittola c o u n ty .
Florid*, and known a* a ll ol Block 16, o o d
1.0 la I and ft ot B lock 10. C bau man A
T ucker's Addition to H anford, as shown b y
recorded plot In tha Clark’s office «I G r a n i»
c o u n ty ,, Florida, aald property being lo
cated on w h a t I* know n sa u n ion iv e n u s o r
Second atroel, Santord. F lorid *, or so m u e b
thereof as shall be a u ffle ie st to pay th a
ou tsta n d in g Indehtadnaou of th* aatat^ a lt
of th o personal e atat« having boon a l
ba ua te d . You. Carmel R otando, V itto ria
Villano- nnd all otbar person* Interested aro
therefore, hereby co m m a n d ed to app ear
before rar, County J u d g e ol Som inoto
C o u n ty, at th* court house In S an ford ,
F lorida o n (bo Tth d ay o f September A. U . 1914, a t 10 o'clock A . M ., «nd th«w cau so.
It ^ny y o u have, why aald patlllon sh o u ld
n o t-b e granted.
W itn ess my hand s b d official teal t h is ,
22nd d a y o l July A. D . 1914.
(•e a t)
O E O . O. itE IU U V G
County Ju d ge Sem inole C ou nty.
B7-4t*Frl
tn i h » Circuii CearL N e v en lh Judicial C ir
cuit o f tho Stale a f F lorid a, far He ml n o lo
C a a a ly
W ilson A Toomer F artn iaer C om p any,
a r orp otatioa
F ranklin F . Davit.
Y: »».?!>. »ly* »» WWfU J k P ^
m a y contera:
o u are hereby roquoattul to appear tn
tho a b o v e entitled c a u se In which w rit o f
a tta c h m e n t was Issued o n tbo 3rd d a y o f
-Ju ly. 1914, on Q( b efor* tho nil« d a y . In
S ep tem ber. 1914, tbo t a n a being tho 7 th
day t hereof.
Th* Rdhtord »«raid J* .btrehy designated
as th e wows*«itgf>(« w b le h this netlog «kail
be publlH tefr were V w e e k for two cittu c c u Uve rnontbe (nine w e e k s).
I d w itnee* whereof I bay* hereunto not
ray h an d a n d afflaed th o offield) seal o f so ld
court thia 3rd day of J u ly . A. IX 131«.
»
at.
K. a
A.. DOUG
u u u u L A B I,
Cierta» o f Circuit C o u rt, S evtntb J u d ic ia l
C ircu it, Reminole C o u n ty .
, ¡J .
**
B y . n ? - H o h e rtA D . C .
W hereas a bill of com plaint baa been filed
1^ W . Baldwin, A tto r n e y for
Oh! better far the bright bouquet In thia c o u r t at above entitled, a n d ,
- y r- r.J —
V I-F ri-9te
W heroaa, George A, D tC otlaa^ aallertor
Of flowers of ©very clime an d hue, anrE irfJ roUTUel Tor com plain ant baa made
rrth a t It Is tba belief of affiant that ta Court o f C-oualy J u d g e , Heroins)*
C ou nty
U^T turns to charm the m ind away affidavit
Ihe d efen d a n t, W. J. Me Luca* ia a non
le of Florida ' '
And fragrance in the heart renew." resident o l the «tat* of Florid* a n d 1« * ' res In fila
r« E atat* of
of a etnia or country o th e r than the R. II. W hltaer
P ity th a t young man! t Let him pans. ident
■ta le o l Florida, and that hie raaldonro la
N o tic e la hereby g iv en t o all whom, ft m a y
p n w o and that th* d efak d n n t la over concern th a t on the Iftth day ot J a n u a ry ,
"A nd the Lord God naffl. It U uIwakanty
o n e years of age, and th a t th ere I* no A. D . 191ft, I shall a p p^ly to th* l l u i ora
t t f lbio
n o t. good th n t. the man should be poroon In th* «tate of Florida, th o service-ol IGeorg* G . Herring. J u d g e of said rourt,
irt. aa
subpoena upon whom would bind «aid Judge or
of Probate, for
lor m y final dhA
discharge
alone. I will make a helpm eet unto ant, tkeraforft, y o u , tho »aid W. J . M aLutas. adm inistrator
ol |b o « t a t e of tt- H. W h ltaro ordered a n d required to appeiar to the bili n*r. deewaaed: an
l at- tha, tamo lim p !
him ." ’
o f c o m p la in t filed In this causo In th* above wifi p resent a y final a c é o u a u as admmtwcourt, on or belato M o n d a y , tho tth trator o t .s s l d etlatJ, a n d ask for their a p
.Yes; happily there were others. dena titled
r o l O ctob*-, A D . 1914; o th erw ise th* proval.
A nother man brought face to fact bill filed e g o ltu t you will bo ta k e n os conD a te d Ju ly U h . A. D . 191«.
ly It san k b?le(r Into1 th e d arkness un
til It wns merely a htnek. shnjwlesa
ahudqw outlined agiti uut th e water. 1
felt tho stra in on m f nrro» ns the swell
gripped It» see» . Then th e ste rn swung w ith the stern realities of life, dis
free, (itili" I knew she w*is scrambling appointed anti ‘ pained and mUer-
•¿¿A '
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t».. 1914.
T h e variations, too, a re finished.
witnesr my official aignatur* and a»al this
th* 12lh day ot Aug. A. I».. 1914.
We are draw ing near th e p artin g
E. A. nouât*«.
facilities for tran sp o rtin g u n d haul p a rtin g never to meet a g a in . The
Clrrk Circuit Court H «tnlnol*,C o., F lorid a.
(Seal)
J. Ç . Itoberts, U . C.
ing, and m oney to pay ns you go, old church was an inanirnate thing
IOS-Frl. 5tc.
A
th is cost m ay - seem high.
B ut if —it had no soul. And yet some one
y o u had to com m ence ns we did, has beautifully said th a t the Cre N olire o f Appllratlon fo r T a s D eed C o d e r
N c c lU n , S of Chapter 4B59, L a»a o f
w ith o u t a d o llar, an d carry on the ato r m ight snatch hither .nnd thither
Flarlda
w ork in a h ap h a zard w ay, minus from th© cluster* that d in g about
N o tic e !• hereby jti” a th a t F. F. B u t t o n ,
»11 i !o* conveniences and advantage» an inanim ate thing, a precious m em purchaser ot T at < ertfS cat* *No. 43S, d a ta ti
first d ay ol Junr1.. A . IX 1903, has filed
ju s t en u m erated , you m ight not ory gem . and out of th ese form a the
•aid certificate In my office, nnd has m a d *
app lication (dr ta i dr. d to iaau* in ac
build at less cost ftliui we did. But glowing soul!
cordance «U h law. ‘ Ka.d certificate e m
w h atever the cost, the old church
th e following d escrib ed property att
If in th n t eternal, lillsaful »bode braces
ua led In Seminóla r o u n ty , Florida, l o - w it:
goes now and gives place to th e new
beyond th e skies, our ow n spirits tell 2 M osca Lyman's Rub Blvialon, as r e
corded In Plat ttook A , page 7, O ran ge
M b ) the new rise in u splendor th at
should chance to meet such a soul C ou nty record».
will bring joy to the heart of mnn
T he said land being aaawaaed at th e d a te
th in k you we would not recognize
ul the lu u a n r t ol auch certificate In th o
n nd (in honor to th e Nam e we wor
a sw eet m em ory here 'a n d there name of Unknown. Unie«* said rerU flca te
th ! p, high over all.
• hall be- redeemed accord in g to law, t a s
am o n g its sparkling jewels?
deed wilt Issue thereon o n the 3 1et d a y o f
Perhaps thD
history, un av o id
A. t> 1914. .
B u t. how ever th at m ay lie, and August
W itness ray official signature and s e a l
ab ly incom plete m many of its deih e 3 1st day ot J u ly A. II. 1314how ever sweet nr sad th e mem'orics this1seal)
E. A. D O U 0I.A S S .
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ails should a t a n y rate re rco rd the
th a t will e’er hover over th e groilnd
Clerk Cirrult Court. Rem inole. Co., F la.
n a m e s of th e pastors a n d Sunday
Ily Jaa. O. Hobart*. D. C .
w here it stood, it is tru e th a t the
tt»-6t-Frl
school su p erin ten d en ts who have
old form is gone! F arew ell, then
Served this ch arg e from th e begin
old c h u rch , farewell. " A n d if for In I ' o u r l of (he t ' o n n l , J u d f e . S e m i n ó l a *
ning
The pustor» are nutned in
C o u n t y . H l s l r ef F l o r i d *
ever. still forever fare the© well!"
o rd er as they rnm c, some of them
In re Estate of ——
Amends I- Tipton
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being returned once and oftener;
To all Oedllurs, lK(ete**, BUtrihutees and
alt Persons tisvin| Claim* or Demands
T ho Bluo noal Tiro
C om pound
Bovs. A. A. P retb rey , A. A. Bnrssslrtst said Estate:
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You and each ot you are hereby notified
n e tt. C. A Ha under*, T. W. Moore.
• nd requirrd’to pr-eont any rlslmt and it«—
.! Anderson. II Hire, T. W. Tmnp* p reserv e th e life of your autom obile* rustid» whieh you, or either ol you, may
hsvr efslrut the state of Amsods L Tipkn-s, J. K S h an d s. W. N. (,'nnely. and m otorcycle tires a n d tubes.
ton. deroosed. 1st* ot Floyd county, Indiana,
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to tho undertltnsd sdmfnUtrstor C. T. A.
1 S. P atterso n , H. M W illiams, J.
& B. It. N. ot said reiste, within two
I Bell, E. J. G ates. -F Pfxton, I>. B. D. A. H a n n a , Sole D istrib u ers. 913 years trom th* dale hereof.
Bated July 6th. A. I>. 1914.
S w eat, A. E. Housholder, J. A. Hen Florid» Avq., T am pa, Kin. F ti0 1 3 -4 tp
C. M. HAND. BhViff,
Administrator C. T. A. and B. D. N.
d ry , C. H. Sum m ers, H T Gaines,
Frl-93-St
K. K. S teinm eyer. the present be
loved incumlw*nt.
la C ou nty J o d ie ’s C ourt. .Seminole County».
Have yuti overworked y o u r nervous
F lorid*. In Probate
S unday School Superintendent*
In re E sta te o| Louis V illan o, deceased
system
nnd
caused
trouble
with
your
\ E. Philips. :i years A J Philip*,
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el italundo of Hanford, S em in ole
4 N year- .1 K M rltiu g er, l!fi 1 j kidney» and bladder? Have you pains ToC oCarm
u n ty . Florida:
To Carm el Hotundo, nt Sanford. Sem inolo
years and »till faithfully, a t hi» post. in loins side, finck and bladder? I!
C ou n ty, Florida. V ittoria Villano, of C ar
you
a
flabby
ap|warance
of
the
fare,
T he history ik finished.
Perhaps
minio b i f f i , M arillano, Ita ly , and an y a n d
II to farther ordered th a t th ia - notice bo
published ia th e fiaafprd rH erald, a newe-
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HAPPENINGS
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BEING A RESUME O F SANFORD
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Communications for this Column Should he M arked "Society Editor", or
. Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Tcrheun, Phone 203
Il'rdditUt IMl*
Sanford friend» of Miss Bessie
Schum pert will be surprised to hear
of her marriage to Mr. Geo. D.
Diahop- which occurred In A tlanta
W ednesday nt the home of her tdstyr. Mr». Chas. Boll. Miis SchUmpert was married ' In ft handaonie
- . travelling gown. The wedding was
a quiet one, only the imm ediate
, fam ily,and Mm. D. L. Thra»her of
l Sanford being present.
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Misa Florence R obl^-is visiting
Mr*. Bfcnnan. and her grand daugh
ter», Misses Emma and Mabel l.indgren fu Orlando.
*1 All L o c a l A d v e r tis e m e n t« Under
T h is H e a d in g T H R E E C E N T S »
L in e F o r E a ch I n s e r tio n . Mi ni mum
C h a rg e 25 C e n ts.
y in v m u v v jiv
FOR SALE
Miss Almu Pagenhart left for
Jacksonville yesterday wfrom which
pluce she- will sail for Baltimore.
She will visit several points in M ary
land and Virgins, also -Washington,
D. C. before returning home.
F o r Sale— Furniture a t 210 1'*,^
Avo.
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FOR Bttlc or rent. T hree acres- .
highlly im proved Tiled land, clou
in, w ith nice 7 room house well la.
cated. A. P. Connely.
101) M»(.
noiia Ave. ‘
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TAKE DODSON’S AND
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tained Wednesday evening with n 0 1 A I
^ c h a r m in g little buffet »upper in (
~ * ^ h o n o r of Mm. E. B. Brown.
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The dining room was very uttrac- j home' for
✓ awt Y H I T R F P R T
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----------Calomdl .«jeans staying a t
the day—take
Motorcars a re used for transjK»rtinir llaht Held artlller.r
Tho guns a re returned to the grouiTd l*efi>re being tired
pink roses and green ferns.
I ff an a tta c k of const!
The delightful event marked the iousness hits you, there'» no need to
christening of a handsome tea cloth take a dose of catomcl and spend At
of Irish crochet, with center of Inset least ft day g e ttin g over tjio effect«
'medallion». A bowl of pink and of it. L. It. P h ii'fc £.*■££. sell Dod
white ro»e» and fern» graced the een son*» Liver Tohe, which they guar
ter of the table, which was very antee takes the place of calomel and
lovely with It» beautlfuFcover, dain »tart» a laxy liver withnpt bad after
ty china and gleaming Rilver. A de effects.
Dodson's Liver Tone does all the
licious and appetising menu was
served.
Before leaving the table, good thut calomel can do, yet it is
toasts and good wishes for Mr. and absolutely harmless to young people
Mrs. Brown wire in order nmi the ant} old. It is u pleasant tasting
rest of the evening was-, pleasantly vegetable liquid th at will relieve con
spent with the game of "500."
stipation or sour stom ach or other
Those present besides the honoree troubles th at go along with a luxy
were Mm. W. T. Shelly, Mr. E. B. liver, without restriction bf habit or
diet. You d o n 't leave off any of
Brown and Mr. U. J . Holly.
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tho things you regualaly do when
Pant* at Otlrtn
you
take -Liver Tone.
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A gay party of young ppople cip
A 'large bottle of Dodson's Liver
Joyed a delightful dance nt Osteen, Tone sells for 50 rents'. Get the
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W ednesday night, tho guests of Mr. genuine and if you itre not pleased
nnd Mr*. D. fl. Monroe, given in with it-th e druggist from whom you
, . honor of their niece, Miss Verna bought
___ _it’ will give your money back
Monroe. Four cam carried the party with a smile.
'i'lie dormati nrtiij tuia unmet ou* ai muriti i.i.iHieatrjo "li ivlilrli rapiti tire mite li Iua guiis uri- muliniti]
to Osteen.
peliciou» punch wauj
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served throughout the evening.
j Twenty-six Siberian farmers have'
Tho»e going out from Sanford j arrived a t Hull, England, to studr
operative farm ing «ocictyinthewor of Siberian b u tte r are consum ed in '
Thing» to Worry About.
were the Misses Saidie Will in ms, i Hrilish agricultural methods ami coThis society has built up an ex lab-' tho united Kingdom .annually, undi Tcftn)
not* accompany n baby**
M argaret Wight, Gladys Morris, K ate j operative system s, ns delegates f r o m 1sive butter tra d e with Great Britain. • Siberian egg* and rheese are likewise j fr,P(1 1|n,f| )t
,h rn„ month» old —
Underwood, Anna nnd Elisabeth! what has been allied the greatest coBetween 00,000 nvd 10,000 long tons 1 purchased in large quantities.
i Cine'""''*1 Enm;‘M cLaughlin; M essìi.' Billy. Hill, I
R alph Wight, Roy, Ned nnd J o e 1
C hittenden, Geo. M cLaughlin, Ken
n eth Murrell and others.
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Rev. J. F. M cKinnon and nieco,
MU* Ethel. Sharpe motored -over
from Orlando W ednesday, cn ro^to
to D aytona, ' spending W ednesday
and Thursday with Mr*. Henry McLaulin and Miss Bessie Long. They,
went on to D aytona Thursday, ac
companied by Mr. H enry Me•Laulin and son, Henry Jr. and Mr.
Garner.
Mr. A. E. Pace w entjup to Jack. aonvIUe tin Tuesday to be gone sev
eral days.
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O rlando W ednesday, accompanied
by Mm. J. M. Tellers and daughter,
Thelm a who will rem ain oVer Sun
day. Guests; of Miss Ethel Single
ta ry are A n n ir M ay Bellew of Sebring and Ruth-;Pow*U of Ctaraorta.
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Mrs. J. P. Dick of Leesburg was
tho gusflt of Mm. H arvey ' Renfro«
several days this week, en route'
fro m ' D aytona, where sho has been
apending tho summer.
Mra. J. G. Hurley is visiting her
la th e r a n d mother in Maarot.
Miss Alice T etherly and her
m other, Mrs- dreonw ood of Orland
hmVc returned from a delightful sum
mer spent In the m ountains of
N orth Carolina. Miss Tetherly was
th e guest of her aunt, . Mm. C. E.
W alker this week.
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For Sale-Orange grovr 14 acm
fine hu-mmock land, 130 u rn s of
Celery lan d , one ten acre t r a n rclery
Innd. At n bargain. Address P. O. B
Box 1034t *104-8tc.
For Sale— Fine farm .of tin urr«
about th ree miles from tin ‘<ity,"
•also tw o choice city lots. Goir^
ch eap for cash or can be purchase!
on easy tejm s. Address U., care of
Herald office. (
F or sale or Rent— Five acres, tiled
I land, tw o good-w ills, located juit
i south of S tilt’on 10 on S. & K. Kail-way. 5 room house.
See F W.
I Mn honey ut Fernnld's.
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For Sale One $.'15 incubator, 240
) siie. Good shape, guaranteed to
hutch. Price 410.00. T. II J-ihnson, M oore’» Station.
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TO KENT
Five acres tiled land inside city
limits for rent, near brick road and
loading station.
Apply to A P.
I C onnelly. Sanfopi. F lo r in .
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a body welljocatod. A.P. Connelly, ]
109 \rxgnofin St.
102-tf
• For R eni Chi'ap for Cosh—Twenty
acre« of good hammock land all tiled.
Cull or write A. M. Tyler.
101-tf
OR the benefit of customers going North
rather late, we arranged for an advance
shipment pf Suits, Coats and Skirts. All
these, we guarantee, are strictly advance styles,
purchased from the different large concerns in our
“style centre.”
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M n . D. L. T hrasher and daughter,
Miss M ay returned from a delight
ful visit to N orth Carolina yester
day.
Prof. Nerling of G otha is the gu
of Mr. and M n. Henry Wight. Prof.
Nerling Is the owner of the famous
Cajlsdium farm a t Gotha.
, For S ale or Rent— Tw o nice reddences a t a bargain. W . J. Thigpen.
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Mr». II. E. Tolar has returned
from a abort visit to Genova.
' For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touting
car for $400.00, Just overhauled ia
good ru n n in g shape. Sanford Ma
chine & Garage.
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For R ent 1 room cottage $10 *
m onth. 5 room cottage SllLfitf, ia-,1
eluding water. G. W. Spcnceft
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A large party of young people,
m em bers of t he C. E. Sodoty of the
Presbyterian
church, enjoyed a
launch ride .and picnic «upper a t
Lemon Ptuff T hursday afternoon, re
turning late in. tho evening.
Dr. and Mm- Bouchdle and chil
dren of D aytona «pent several days
In Sanford this week, the guest» of
their »ister, Mra. Henry Wight, re
turning to D aytona .W ednesday.
For Salc-At a discount- Schobt»hip in Sanford Business Collett
Owner unable.to use It a n d it will bt
SCHOOL SUITS
Children’s Dresses
Just the thing for th e boy
Values up to $8~50 eacTf. How;
ever we find we are over
stocked, and offer
Made of good Ginghams, Chambray, Etc.
Choice $2.98
Choice 98c
Abont ir traniinxl of them.
Trimmed in
“ cute” ways, and just the thing for school.
(See Our Window)
For F o n t Five acres good celery
Intuì, on - nnd n I ill miles from Sunlord. N 11 (irriter.
99-8t<For P e n t Three rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. Also tv.0
bedroom s. Mrs. Johns,- 4 It- Park
avenue.
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For R ent Furnished office
ped w ith roll top desk, office
and tab les. Also a roll ,to p
typew riter desk nnd o ther
ment for sale or rent. H erald
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chairs
desk,
equip
office,
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N H S C E L A N E O IIS
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W a n te d — Plain and fancy sewinc.
D ressm aking of nil kinds.
Liit
home on East T h ird stre e t. Mr*r
M attie Driggers.
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* Four H undred Victor an d Colum
bia lecosd.-t and two" MacJiines .for
exchange. C- H , Berry.
IOV-’ieJ
W antod-Seam stesa for plain sewini
by wedk in country home. Addre«
Box 1453 Sanford.
105-2tp.
Lost, S tray ed or Stolen. On Auguit
7th w hite horse weighed about 1130
pounds, eight - years old, sylish ap
pearance, good driver. Any informa
tion of w hereabouts sent to Mr. S.
Nelson, Box 1163, Sanford or Eurika
Ham m ock.
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W anted— Work on tru c k farm,
experience, white.
J. M. Smith,
Gen. D o'Ivery, City.
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"The g i r l 'o f today." says a head
line, "conceals her ear*." A very wise
precaotlon. considering tho nsturo of
»onto o f tho sublpcU moat talked
about.— Rochester
Dem ocrat ftnd
Chronicle.
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VERWARB. OPTICAL (¡0 0 1 )8 . ETC.
Mrs. E. B. Brown left.for her new
In Tam pa yestertlay to tho reof her m any friends. , Mrs.
E x p e rt Repairing
123 W e s t F irst Street
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VOLUME VI
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GERMANS. ARE MARCHING ON TO PARIS
COMMERCIAL CLUB
HELD FINE MEETING
ALLIES UNABLE TO CHECK
THE TEUTON MILLIONS
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m u c h e n t h u s ia s m w a s
SHOWN BY TH O SE IN
ATTENDANCE
Sanford Library Noten
"E urope” is on every tongue!
Tho Commercial Club held u very
•DAY
BUT SIXT Y' MIEESTROM
FRENCH CAPITAL
THE GROWERS
ARE ALL BUSY
SEEDBEDS ARE DOTTING
THE GREAT CELERX- D E E T A -"~ ~
t . E. Society Outing
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sad_"N e ttie"
run by—8tr;"H oollhan and Mr. Roy
Tillis were tilled with Christian En
d eav o u rs who enjoyed a moat charm
ing ride up the riVer' to Lemon
Bluff, where they received a very
cordial welcome from Prof, and Mrs;
iirhaeffer and Mr. and Mra. Tice.
Preparations were soon in order for
a fish fry, some presiding over the
frying pan, others over the kettles
of g r its 'a n d the coffee pot, jvhilo
still others were spreading more
good things to gut. And by the
light from a rheerfut camp lire
the hungry parly could soort testify
to the efficiency of the cooks.
After supper, games and vurioua
pleasures were enjoyed‘ fill time to
"all aboard" fpr the moonlight rid«j
home.
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. Members present were: iotdlea,
Mrs It ('. Muxwell, Miss Virginia
Smith, Miss Alice Whittier, Miss
Annie W hitiier. Miss Essie Purdon,
Mj» T D H art, Mrs Frank Grnyum, Mis» Eilna Tullough, Mi*s
Mary G ardner,
Mis* Lillian Her
ring. Mi*s Esther Woodburn, Miss
Frunrcs lo*avitt. Miss Lough. Miss
Annie Lee- Caldwell, Miss Lettie
Caldwell'. Miss Ruth Gardner, Miss
May Doyle, Mrs George INxtou;
Messrs D I"), Caldwell, H W. Csld*
well. K. I Close, Karl Roumillut,
T I Deane, Rnht. l)eane. Earl
Paxton, Ned Chittenden, SethAVood
ruff. T D Hart, A K Rossctter.
Howard Swartz, If J Minton
Visitors to the d t y a t this tim e
a r e surprised to see th e m yriad of
w hite--p-ntr s trrrrhTvfTtll along “ Unr7
way through the celery delta a n d
rem ind one. of th e arm ies
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cam ped on the fields of Europe only
there are no men sleeping under the
te n ts with warlike weapons in th eir
hands. Under these ten ts here are
sleeping tho seeds of celery and
lettuce waiting for the flowing w ater,
fertilizer and warm Florida run to
waken them to life nnd from these
thousands of seeds will be ger
m inated thu plants th a t will soon
he seen in the m any fields of tho
cctrry delta th a t ship the thousands
bf crates of Celery and lettuce.
Regardless of the wars and ru
Aia
mors of war in Europe the growers
of-S an fo rii_ aii^ going fo rw ard -w ith
their seed beds and are not w aiting
for the results of carnage and blood
on th e plains of Europe, (or the
grower knows th a t the people of th e
north must eat and they will» e a t
as much this winter as they did
lust winter
N ot alone will' th ey ■
plant the luxuries, such as celery
and lettuce, hut they will also go
in'-for t ta staples, th a t will be insuch
great dem and not only in
America hut in Europe as well a n d
with the .American
m erch an» t’ mt at
rines carrying loads of staple crops
to Europe nnd the only.tfom petitors
in cabbage and potatoes shut
ofY •
from our m arkets it is reasonable ' /fi.
to suppose th a t the Florida veget
ables will this season find a re a d y
m arket. Especially should this bo
true of th e 'Iris h potatoes, sweet pdII. 1 . P.
Note*
Our prugrars-iianifat.wvwwnWrvnsggx^ttaw^JiVWtbbaf'r. ortlons^ etc.
ta « t seasorf^fiW tiril sfupptftf 12fei*
carried, out Jlly members of the Mis
sionary Group
Our subject
was 000 c ra te s'of this stuff, not in d ttd - — ——
Modern Missfunary Equipm ent. The ing 25,000 barrels of Irish potatoes,
which will givo one the idea of the
following program was rendered:
tander in charge, F. E. Gatchel. scope of our growers.
There is a question (his season
Song. Joy to the World, Recited
by Miss Jim m ie l.ning and sung by ever present with the grtJvfera, of
fnney stuff us to w hether th e people'
entire union.
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Sentenco prayers by several mem of the north will feel like buying
celery and lettuce, since they are
ber* of the diroup
classed am ong the luxuries-but this
Song, Here am I. recited by Miss
will be left to the desires of th e
Mary Gatchel and sung by union.
great American public which has
Scripture lesson read by Mrs. E. E
the rijiutution of usually gotting
to x .
V h u t it wants, regardless of financial
Introduction by Mr. Fortaon.
conditions or tho-price.
Why wo need to Build Church
So the tentu of tho peaceful a rm y
Houses in Foreign Fields, Miss E dith dot the landscnpo antj th e Sanford»
Stewart.
grower tackles the job i4guin, secure
Why do we Need Schools, Mrs. in the knowledge th at' part of his
S. G. Kennpdy.
crop of fancy stuff will be sold
The Use of the Printing I'reis, Mrs a t a reasonable figure and if tho
m arket dem ands tjie staples he can
Ernest Betts.
Song, Jesus sJiull Reign, Recited fill th a t demand after the season for
by Mrs. Brotherson and sprig by celery u n d d e ttu c e has passed.
W ith sweet potatoes b ringing CO
Uniqn.
cents a peck in the m arket to d a y in
The Hospital and the Medical
the heart of the sweet p o tato coun
Missionary ns Helpers in the Mis
try the grower should not w orry
sionary W ork, Miss Cora Lee Hnmuhout the war in Europe o r a n y
riek.
o ther disturbance.
We alw ays have these missionary
programs every fifth Sunday and
Now With the M ovies
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they are KfwnyB enjoyed by all, ns
T he e d ito r Of The Herald received
this program ia a little different from a card from C h a a ..W . Ritchie yes
the others. We had quite a good terd ay in which he nta tea, th a t be
attendance and after a few: rem arks an d hln wife, M abel I’aige ate now
by our president the meeting waa w ith the movies, being engaged by
closed hy all repeating our M b pah. the Luhin C om pany of Jackson
In thc-'cTly* hiriT~ Lhgt""ira*‘ aHF~ntbook»
tended. M any who would have been "valuable to refresh the mind on
present seemed to fo rg e t' th a t the certain aspects of the present condi
dub will meet every two weeks and tion of affairs in Europe." In their
they overslept the date, hut about list are m any th at the L ib rary ’can
forty members were present and the loan to their readers.
meeting waa a very enthusiastic one
Three biographies published by
throughout.
President Lake, Vice H arper a few years ago are of spec
President W hltner, and Second Vice ial interest.
LATEST BULLETINS
London, Sept 1. -According to
President. Spencer nil being-absent
"Francis Joseph of A ustria," "W il
the
Times' St. Peters burg corres
London, 2' p. m.—The latest
from the city the mooting waa pre liam 11 of G erm any." "T he Mar
pondent,
Russia's appeal to the
sided over by A. P. Connelly and tyrdom of un Empress.” They are announcement by the" French Poles to ro-unite against the com
Embassy
here
says
Anglo-French
W. M. Hnynea acted ns secretary. by a member of the-court of Austria,
mon T eutonic foe has had an ex
The report of the com m ittees was name unknown. Tho last is tho life troops been forced give ground traordinary effect among the Slav
fire
line
but
no-wliore
been
broken
railed for and were read, th a t of story of Elisabeth, tin- wife of Frans
through. Seizure Marconi British soldiers in the German, sqrtjce In
the Finance and M embership Com Joseph.
Isles station for naval purposes form ation received in St Petersburg,
mittee being extrem ely favorable
Hooks abolit Germany:
History
indicates British preparing assail it is stated, Indicates th at the I’lliah
ami dem onstrates th a t the m ajority
Germanyi Lewis; History of the
main German Fleet. ■ Cettinje re soldiers belonging to the sixth Bres
of the people of Sanford realize* th a t (jerm un Empire, Menzel.
ports French nnd English fleet lau arm y gorps, serving on the
the Commercial Club has revived
Because writers today are draw- forced Austrian ships retreat again western frontier, .m utinied arid, killed
in earnest and they aro willing 1to ¡n g comparisons between the charSt. Peters their officers.
pay their dues if th e same promises j actera of william II of Germany and saving Montengrin.
The Slav regiments in the Aus
burg
dispatches
says
by
Emporia!
anything in the way of results. TKe^pj^ ^j-cn14 g r e a t , g r e a t uncle, Fredtrian
‘ervice are also declared to tie
orders tne-St. Petersburgs name
great American republic believes ,,rjrk l(„, (;rt.a t, readers will find
notoriously
disaffected
The Novoe
will heneforth, I k- known Petroin the principle th a t anything th a t thl. historical romances of Mullmeh,
V
re
mv
ia
says
one
whole
Austrian
grad. Change eliminate Teuton,
is worth doing is worth doing well, j u o r th -reviewing
They are Berlin
n
gi
on
nt
Wiel
over
to
-the
U u- miio
contruction present name. As
and anything that is worth paying a mJ Suns-sotire; Frederick the Great
std.
quith and Balfour to make public
for should he collected and w ith ’ nn,j Hj„ Court, Frederick the Great
addresses enroufnge recruiting.
this principle in view the m em h e rt' ntl(j hi« Family.
old and young will he called upon»
Hooks about FrancHistory of
St. Petersburg, 2 p. m. Rus •Pari». Sept. 1. !i 1.0 a 111 Great
to pay the insignificant sum of 16. France, Guizot; Life of Napoleop. sians continue hold advantage, gloom us war office announces allies
In orderly retreat only sixty eight
per year i n , advance, the price Bourerrienne; Life 'o f
Nnholeon, their whole lines. .
miles a wav.
agreed upon at a meeting held li»«t. O eu sy . The French Hevolution.
April. This money has been ready j Carlyle: Empress Josephine, Abbott:
Amvvrjt, 2 p m. British forces
(or the collector hut the m em bers. Hortense, Abbott. Marie Antoinette, landed at Ostend are to support
St. Petersburg. Sept I t*:40 a. m
have been wniting to see if the c lu b , Abbott; Louis I’hillippe, Abbott,
Belgians in plan to cut iiörmans V Furious lighting in East Prussia
had life enough to rpllert the dues J History: Rise of the Dutch Re- rear.
continuad from Lemberg to Koetfig*and the new Finance C om m ittee Hit»» | public. Motley: Hollnnd. by Grat
burg, and m Gulucia
demonstrated beyond perndventutr ,nn; jci-tsia. by Rumtmnd. Austria,
New
York,‘
¿
-f>.
m
.~
B
a
h
a
a
iii>er
■* that they p u r p o s e r t im l h T f th e duos by - AMhmi : Japan, by Diokaon,
Mafelda Hollanders Ryndam, ar
now.
1 I,
Daly, by Abbott; Horatio Nelson, rived seventeen hundred re fug
.4 Ucrlitw- Sept. ,1 U:40 u. tn.
The J:iub listene d "to -stmwr- r ^ X rf , y. WT^Tark Ilusnell; History of the
Kaiser ienvfs*-FMgrtTtrr-for the Russide talks ulong the lines of the mem English People, by Green: Decisive
• iun (font
London, England, Sejit. !.' The
bers taking a more active interest Hatties of the World, by Creasy;
Time*
correspondent at Ostend re
in the. d u h and the city of Sanford. War Between Jup*»tt and Russia, by
Rome. Sept. I W40 a m. Bal
cords
a
conversation w ith a Corn nn
. R. S. Kidder of St. 'A ugustine ad- l.jnthicum .
loting
for new Pope Itegin» without
officer from, Brussel» who said fran
dressed the club* regarding the m at
('urdinals
Gibbons und O'Connell,
tic efforts were being made to inflict
ter of advertising in the Foster list
llaptists in Orlando
who
arrive
tomorrow.
of magazines and papers and this
The Sanford Baptist Young Peo a crushing blow on the allies, espec
N ol-j
matter was referred to the eomtnit- ples I'nion were the guests of the ially on t lie English forces.
w ithstanding the success achieved
The IL-igur. Sept I '* 10 a. m.
tee on advertising.
The club is a t Orlando union hist night and • renby the German army', the dispatch
Ernest Sol wav, Baron Lam bert,
the present time more interested tn I ,|f r>->I a verv interesting program
nays, there is a feeling among mans M W arquet and
Baron Etnpuin,
getting interi-st aroused in the club
Some t >rn>ago
t lo*
itrlittub
Niildiera that they are tight ">ur of the rn heat men of Belgium
<
1er
iny
n
membership and until the list reach H i
I' t vi-ited y'.uifi>rd and i lu->
Jd*
have guaranteed I he payment of
cs 150 members paid up for the was the return vitii, about tw«-tit> mg against too great oi
Despite all efforts to conceal the forty million dollars which the Ger* year no questions of advertising will Sanford mem I»era coming down by
mans dem and for the salvation of
autom lhile. A supper was served news from Prussia, It is stated in Brussels.
be taken up.
form
ation
of
a
disquieting
character
The now hotel, transportation of ing program was rendered:
regarding events '*there *is taginning
’ the school children, ta tte r roads to
Chorus.
Special Notice
to circulate among the German
Oviedo, on up town ticket office,'
Sentence Prayers
There
will
be a meeting of the
forces nnd this feeling of anxiety
deeper water, the east coast canal
1lytn n.
.
trustees
of
the
Library Associaion
was intensified when two divisions
and m any other m atters wifi be
Hymn
the
and
the
W
oman's
('lull comm ittee
totalling 80,000 men. passed
taken up a t the next regular meet
S u b je c t u n n o u n c e d
tint
Mot
Meuse by the bridge of Andenne at the Presbyterian church Friday
ing which will occur on -the night of toes."
H, Srilles, between N am ur and Liege be Mibrnitted for the remodeling of
September 11th and many new mem
Baptist Y o u n g people r t l l l / c d
the building.
n route lor German, Holland.
bers will in* present at this meeting.
Q uartette.
The
German
em
peror
has
made
it
A reorganization in part will ho
Reading.
Rev. F. P. Strong and family
known to every soldier th at hi* o r
called for and the club will start
"Bring Your Powers t'nenceum have
returned from a few weeks at
ders are to take Paris or die, the
out the new season upon a much bered."
the
beach."
dispntch nonelude«.
* better and firmer foundation thzn
Solol
"B lend Your Powers Unceasing
ever before. The members are very
enthusiastic over the prospects of l y "
Song of Response.
the club and it is certain thnt the
work of the organization in the next ly-"'
iw ilte jn o n th s will he very fruitful
Song of Response,
of results.
All the differences of
Closing Remark».
opinion th a t form erly were allowed
"G o o d -B y e" song.
to creep into the meetings have been
The Sanford visitors .were: Miss
elim inated' and the entire m em ber Ioiing, Mrs. R. V. Betts, Mra. Rowe,
ship has entered most heartily into Mr, Ilryan, Mr. Gatchel, Mr. W. E.
the idea of making a G reater San Betts, Mr. M. W right, Mr. Davis,
v ille a n d th a t they arc d o in g ,fin e .
T, C. Taliaferro, the han k er from I ^ is to ho hoped th a t M anager Hern-*
ford.and this spirit will predom inate Mr. Speer, Mr. Hues, Miss Mc
Tam pa, H a ., whose car ran over don of the Stur T heatre can o b tain
to the exclusion of all else. Now is Mullen, Miss R. Stew urt, Miss M.
and killed a young lady an d serious some of the Luhin films w ith M abel
Miss
the time for the men of Sanford to Stew art, Miss E. Stew art.
ly wounded her sister lust Monday and Charlie Ritchie as the s ta rs ,
come forw ard nnd help make the Gatchrd, Mr. Rives. Mr. Rotartn,
in the W hite M ountains, was today
club a power in the com m unity. Miss D. Bettrrr Miss Lee Hamrick,
for both of them are very popular
arrested and held to hall in $20,000,
Tere should be no holding hack Mrs. W. E. Betts, Mra. HrotJjcrsutt
in Sanford., T h a t other old favorite,
which he readily gave. Mr. Talia
and Miss Fox.— Orlando Sentinels
for any reason w hatever.
Ed Lawrence ia also with the m o
ferroclaims" th a t hq waa turning
All old members a n d thoao who
vies and it Would seem th a t tho
out oi tho road to avoid another car
Copy of London M irror
' expect to join the
organisation
day of the sm aller companies has
nnd did not nee the two ladies un
E. K. Foster presented The Her
should bo a t tho next meeting on
passed and all our old favorites
til his car had struck them. He is
Friday night, Sept. 11th a t eight ald with a copy of the London Mir
have "Jin ed o u t" In the m oviw . "
prostrated by the accident and his
ror today which graphically des
o'clock, C ity -Hall.
At least we can still enjoy the dain
■■1
- —
t cribes the war situation in England
Invalid wife, who was with him, Is
ty
M abel, tho versatile Ed Law
»
H ad Good Luck
reported in a serious condition re
and E urope.' Mr. F oster’« mother
rence
a r d th'* rn rp p y Charlie R it
E. ,C. C hlttenton, P. M. Elder, ip in England now and also his
sulting from jihock and grief.
chie
on
the screen, even If wo can
O. W. Spencer and several other ■later and his sister's husband la in
not have the pleasure of their living
fishermen have returned from Coro- Belgium as war correspondent of
Every tillable acre of Florida land presence.
' nado Beach where tohoy have been the Daily Mirror. M r. Foster says
__
*
should
bo m ade to produce some
onjoying -the fishing for several i t is difficult to hear ffom his rela
thing
the
coming
season.—^
Partners
1
—
Congregational
C hurch
——
diyi. T hey brought back some tives ps everythig is censored and
from
all
over
the
United
States
Service*
will
be
resum
ed
nekt
/§(< *fita ses bass and say they caught they are not allowed to write shout
should be inyited to come here and Sunday morning: and it ia d e s ire d
, «oven fine ones last F rid a y / Mack the war situation. Although he if
raise crops while their lands ir e th a t evfery m em ber plan to be, p r e s
Moye, BiiUe Weasner and aovcral naturally worried about his rela
frozen. C a ttle .and sheep, hogs and ent.
In tho evening our aaeond
other Sanford boya are over there tives he is glad to know th a t they
goats-should
be
seen
on,
every
acre
''•Hä
annual
Labor
D ay service will b are
P
h
o
to
b
y
A
m
o
r
t
emu
P
re
s
s
A
s
s
o
c
ia
tio
n
.
•.
and there will be but few fish left in are safe an d sound this far.
where th ere is greass to feed them , held a t 7:30. T he C,. E. S o d rty . w i l l /
, th* ocean. Mr. C hlttenton brought
■
*f. '
■
or a chance to make forage grow, also begin ita regular
meeting».
: *
Co agrégation alls is
(
home several flpe ones a n d presented
Bora In maintains only 80.000 men 1n time* of pear*. but die baa tu
peaceful America and prolific Flor Sunday evening. Sept.
13th
tho
Let us have a mid-week meeting
. the editor w ith a ten pbund basa
•II of her male imputation trained to boar anna, and the number la
ida
ehoiild
be
the
world'»
mocea.
them
e
tor
consideration
will
,
be
th at helped m aterially to reduce tomorrow (W ednesday) evening.
men. The Servian army la largely composed of veterans with a .i
We
have
room
in
Florida
fbr
about
"Som
e
Reflections
on
the
E
uropean
F. P. STRONG,
the high coat of living, as we expect
morale awl a record of first rata achievement in Die lUIMn waha
tw enty million» more population..
Paator,
to eat it for t^e next week, -j
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Servian Soldiers Are Brave Fighters
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